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THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1946 GENESEE COUNTRY EXPRESS AND ADVERTISER • • J " " - • • • •

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Classified Ads. RATES—9 cents per line for the first insertion, 7 cents per line for

Wuti Order. (Count 5 words to * line). FOR SALE FOR SALE

AX Mason's Grocery, 13 Exchange , FOR SALE—Baby carriage and Street. Dansville, Fresh Batodj baby bathinette. Call Dansville Goods dally. Ail kinds of Canned 674-W. 28p Goods and Groceries. Open even-

NOTICE—Any discharged veteran may advertise through this paper, free of charge, to obtain work.

I have a very small amount of j extra DeKalb Hybrid seed corn. ' First come, first served. Scott M. Traxler, Dansville, N. Y.. Phone 621-J. 28

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SEPTIC TANKS—Cement reinforc­ed with wire, delivered and placed. W. O. Handystde aetata. Phone 45. Wyoming, N. T. I3tf

FOR SALE—Baby chicks, custom hatching and day-old pullets. Phone 255-J or 301. E. M. Banker.

20tf FOR SALE—Johnson Motors and Wagemaker Boats. '46 models here now. Authorized sales and service. 39 Chestnut Ave., Phone 259-M. 23tf

SPEC IKU—REBUILT VACUUM CLEANERS: Eureka, $10.75; Air­way, $39.75; Premier, $29.93; Gen­eral Electric, $12.50. Guaranteed same as new. Home Appliance Shop, Phone Ufl-W. Dansville, N. Y. 28

All sizes Westinghouse milk cool­ers. Whitney, 87 Franklin. 28

HEADQUARTERS-—Tractor and implement tires, rims and service; tire and tube vulcanizing; new

Goodyear soft white wringer roils made to fit while you wait. Whit­ney's, 87 Franklin. 28

FOR SALE—*F-14 tractor with cultivator. Phone Wayland 4527.

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Cello Plastic—For kitchen table tops, furniture, stoves and refrig­erators. Home Appliance Shop, Phone 116W. Dansville, N. Y.

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Any make washer or wringer re­built including Sears, and Wards. Whitney's, 87 Franklin. 28

FOR SALE—Small oak buffet; square oak dining table with leaves; matching chairs with lea-

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GAMBLE WILSON IT'TI I P V T P D T 1 I V

WILL t . i l t . K l A l i \ Livingston County Election

Commissioner, Gamble Wilson, will entertain at a dinner party at Big Tree Inn, Geneseo, this Thurs­day evening, a group of men who served on the County Board of Supervisors, years ago when Mr. Wilson represented the town of Grove land on the Board. The pres­ent members of the Board, and many ex-supervisors will also be guests. Senator Austin W. Erwin will act as toastmaster, and George J. Clancy and Thomas W. Slaight are assisting on the ar­rangement committee.

Paraffin waxes, first made from petroleum in 1808, now are being

Joann Hamsher, Paul Hill^ Robert > Jane Sterner. Hill, James Jacobs*, Loraine Ja-J (*) Indicates children who have cobs*, Beverly Jerome, Larry! had perfect attendance for the Miller, Rodney Pragle*, Greta year thus far. Rathburn*, Ira Ribble, Earl' Stauffer, Carol Weber, Robert! HONOR ROLL: Wallace, Thelma Welton, Bar-1 Seventh Grade—Thomas Boor-bara WithereU*. ( m a n > William Boyd, Joyce Conrad,

Fifth, Tulen—Wynona Barrett, Emma Cotton, June Cramer, Fred Nancy Chapman, David Fox, i Driesbach, Jean Gibson, Pauline Lewis Gallton, Stanley Gilbert*, Harter, Elaine Hoag, Violet Howe, Sue Grange, Richard Harter, Ralph i Phyllis Jacobs, Helen Kiefer, Knights, Joyce LeBar, Rita Jean, Richard Kiefer, Lois Knapp, Don Moose*, William Mothorpt, Rich- J Myers, John Pappas, Phyllis Pfaff, ard Shutt, Janice Wilmot, Charles Carol Jean Rose, Jane Rowe, Lois Wolf. (Smith, Kenneth Teeter, Betty

Sixth, Beck—Donald Conklin, i Wampole, John Whitney, Velma Harvey Curry, Jack Dixon*, Gail 'Wilcox. Farrell, Nina Fronk, Lawrence! Eighth Year — Evelyn Acomb, Gray, Patty Hughes, Winifred \ Roberta Banker, Betty Burns,

Marie Sterner, Mary Jane Stern- ; SUBSCRIBE TO THE EXPRESS er, Marjorie Stoner, Donald Trax- j ler, Donna VanDerwerken.

Dishes—China and cut glassware. Dixon's, 46 Ossian St. Phone 537-M. 28

Let a Want Ad be your sales­man—inexpensive yet a Go-getter.

Knapp, Thomas Kuhn*. Frances Partridge, Shirley Pfuntntr*, Ro­bert Robards, Aliene Selbig.

Sixth, McCallion—Joyce Allen, Phyllis Fowler, Arthur Gray,

Veda Burns, Catherine Campbell, Arlys Chapman, Gordon Derren-bacher, David Evans, Barbara"! Forsythe, Donald Guile, Richard Hamsher, Robert Hinds, Winifred

Wanetta Gray, Clifford Gono, Ne- Holbert, Dorothy Jones John va Harter, Lenora Holbert, Ger-'Kenney, Jack Kinney, Robert aldine Jacobs*, Arlene Itinney, Knapp, Richard Mauro, Leonard Norma Kurtz, Dorothy Marks, Mess, Kenneth Perry, Betty Betty Mess, Stanley Re*, Jean, Rathburn, Ted Rex, Doris Sahrle, Sauerbier, La Verne Shull, Tommy, Charles Sauerbier, Jack Schwin-VanDerhoof, Donald Williams. gel, Donald Short, Eugene Waters,

Opp., Mehlenbacher—Donald' Shirley Weber, Raublyn Werth, i M . , p ( i . m a t c h i n g c h a i r * w i t h lea-1* / «**"* W M 1 " *** t B W « •**"* *•*<* •*»«**i u p p „ m e n i e n o a g n e r — I A J U W U

toer^^^dress^w^large P"**™** •* «*x * » e s the prewar p^fing, Ada Ribble, Claude Richard Whiteman, Alpha Wyant. beveledT n u r r o r ^ o a k V n i f f i n t e r , w t e " a *mM <** t o c r e M e d **~ Schoonover. Ninth Year-Eleanor Belliotti, wlm mirr^TAli in toe condttlci m a n d , o r , o o d Packaging and : s«v f t nth Grade-Thomas Boor- Rosemary Belliotti, Richard Blum,

Phone 242-M. " erseas shipments.

man*, Charles Buck, Joyce Con­rad, June Cramer, Fred Dries-

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

BABY CHICKS—White Leghorns, New Hampshires, Barred Rocks,

t i r e a n a I U U C V I U U U U M U I , »._.. • Rock-Red Cross. All official N.Y.-, valves vulcanized on; cakl- j XJ.S. approved. No Pullorum. Our j Betty Nell Weber um chloride solution in your tires; t matings contain some of the na-' Pre-Primary, Cranmer—Bobby

PERFECT ATTENDANCE AND HONOR ROLL, REPORT

Kdg., Brown—Michel Blum, Ed­win Snyderi Carol Whitwood*,

new and used tires and tubes, tractor rims. See us for change­over from steel to rubber. HARRY

* E, SLOCUM, Inc.. formerly Sea-cord & Slocum, Inc., 562 E. Main St., Batavia, N. Y. Phone 544.

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CELLO-PLASTIC—The new fin­ish goes on like paint. Home Ap­pliance Shop, Dansville, N. Y., Phone 118-W. 24tf

IF you have an unmarked grave, now is the time to order a MEM­ORIAL tablet Made from the best White Marble, lettered. Price $10. Other markers in Granite or Mar­ble at $20.00 upward. See these at our store. Warden Monument Co. Phone 377-J. 2#ti

Just received—Shipment of Cello Plastic, Frigidaire White, Tile white finish. Goes on with brush. Home Appliance Shop. Phone 116-W. Dansville, N. Y. 23

tion's best blood lines. Don't ex­pose your chicks to shipping •haz­ards. Buy near home. Early chicks will be a sure bet next fall. Order now. Satisfaction guaranteed. KORNBAU'S Poultry Farm, Gen­eseo, N. Y. Phone 822F-13. 27t20p

HORSES i CATTLE FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Beautiful saddle horse 5 yrs old, blue roan, gentle for women and children and a new Western outfit. I won rib­bons with him last fall. Inquire of Mrs. B. B. Barnhatt, phone 37-F3, Angelica, N. Y., R. D. 2 Angelica-Birdsall road Photo sent on re­quest.' 27t28

FOR SALE—Cows and heifers. Our buyer has stayed practically the whole week In the North and says cattle are getting scarce and hard to buy, but that he is send­ing a load of good cows, fresh and

time; also -a few mora of those See Maples for immediate con-, g o o d g^^ c a J v e s a t ^ e a c n^ ^^ versjon of your present range. Ask i n ^ ^ m o r e h e i f ers to choose about $8 rate. Call Dansville 440. \trom. Easy terms arranged. Bragg

*A%X I and McCall, Route 104, Holley, N. Call 440 for Bottle Gas. Dans-jY- ' Phon* 568- 28 ville's .oldest distributor. See i R £ A L E S T A T E FOR 8 A L E Maples about the $8 Rate. 24tf< _ — — r _ . _ (ELTON, Realtor. Sella farms in FOR SALE-^Latham Red'Rasp- i Danville, why n o t send listing. berry Plants. Herman, C. Fox, imum, Realtor, Phone CL8040, 11 Wayland Road, North Cohocton, j N i a g a r a s t f Buffalo, N. Y. 26t32 N . Y . ZWMBS

iCulbertson, John Friends, Ralph Harter.

Pre-Primary, Holden—Richard Banker, Joyce Lander, Randa Miller, David White*.

Pre-Primary, Rotmans—Reyn­ard Jacobs, Lita Stauffer, Rich­ard White.

First, Brownson—Judy Arm-bruster, Torry Battaglia, Jane Carney, Jean Carney, Shirley Dil-lenbeck, Jimmy Hartman, Linda Knights, Donald Livingston*, Dar-rell Magee, Dick Schirmer, Donna Smith, Shirley Sutfln, Lucy Wal­lace.

First, Hawk—Scott Acomb, Rus­sell Allen, Rita Burns, Donald Chasey, Carol Eckert, Kenneth Gibson*, Joyce Jacobs, Aletha Miller, Jeanette Perrine*. Harold Weber, David Wolf, Florence Young.

Second, Fedder—Linda Allen, Deanna Armbruster*. Andrea Banker, Barbara Bradley, Char­les Burger, Suzanne Forsythe, Eu­gene Fowler, MerlynHann, San­dra Hamsher, Robert Howe, Jack

Owens, Florence Paulman, Wil­liam Schirmer. Harland Spencer, William Stanley, Anne Wheat, Gloria Young, Richard Young.

Second, Lander—William Dris-

Earl Chittenden, Donald Cork, Barbara Culbertson, Robert Ev-

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bach*, Jean Gibson, Pauline Har-j ?ns, Donald Forsythe, Dolores Fox, ter, Elaine Hoag*, Violet Howe*, "* Phyllis Jacobs, Donald Jerome, Helen Kiefer, Milan Kysor, Sandy Mauro, Donald Myers*, Phyllis Pfaff, Donald Rawleigh, Carol Jean Rose, Dwight Rowe*. Jane

FOR SALE—Certified Strawberry Plants: Premier and Dresden, also Catskill, the best for freezing. Herman C. Fox, Wayland Road, North Conocton, N. Y. 26t2'J

FOR SALE—Early seed potatoes: Early Red Bliss and Early white potatoes. Herman C. Fox. Way-land Road, North Cohocton, N. Y.

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A few Webster Automatic Record} Changers. Makes any radio a fine' combination. Standard $42.50; De-Luxe $49.95. Installation free. Home Appliance Shop. Phone 116-W. Dansville, N. Y. 28

FOR SALE—4-can GLF Cooler,

FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE—Farm hi Conesus, overlooking lake. 1% miles from head of lake, 70 acres, all tillable with tractor. Two large barns. Phone Dansville 181. 19tf

MAN wanted for position in Dairy plant. Good opportunity lor right person. Apply to Mr. Evans. Honeoye Falls Cream Products, Honeoye Falls, N. Y. 26t28p

__ to work in laun­dry, pert or full time employment. 50c an horn*. Seeley 's Laundry and Cleaners.. . Htf

FOR SALE—4-can GLF cooler,:-——-——-— —— used 3 months; International Man- WANTED—Competent cook, good ure SDreader. Call Ark port 2475 J •**•**» fuU maintenance. Living-ure Spreader. Call Arkport 2475 or see Fred Eveland. South Dans­ville. 28p

Cello Plastic — For Autos. In 6 popular colors Home Appliance Shop, Phone 116-W. Dansville, N. Y. 27tf

ston County Jail .Geneseo. Phone 467. 28t30p

Mary Jane Keough, Marilyn Knapp, Rebecca Paulman, James Rex*, Marjorie Witheral.

Third, Phinney — Dorotha Brown, Joyce Burger, David Ja­cobs, Robert Kennedy*, Terry Kline, Thelma Meese. Harold Perrine, Mary Ann Rosebrugh, Rose Ann Sc h utz, Wanda Smith, Gorton Welton*,

Third, Shafer—Mary Agard, Jean Cartwright, Ruth Herrick, Joanne Hulbert, Donald Karns*, Edward Lawrence, Harrietdell Mastin, George Pash, Gary Per­kins*, Larry Smalt, Dwight Wad-ams, William White*. *

Fourth, Meagher—Donald Al­len, Owen Derrenbacher, Howard Fries, Nancy Gibson, Donald Hall, Gerald Harter. Elaine Holbert, Carol Howe, Marrilee Kiehle, Is­abel 1 Mott, Betty Rawleigh, Keith wilcox*.

Bonnie Hall. Rita Harrington, Arlyss Hayward, Mildred Knapp, John Lauffer, Lewis Lemen, Es­ther Linzy, Nicholas Mark, Thomas Minemier, Joan Morsch, Claire Organ, Gerald Partridge, Robert Paulman, Constantino

Betty Wampole, John Whitney*, [PaPPaa, James Repass, Patricia 'Rowe, Thomas Ryan, Virginia Schwan, Norman Sutfln, Lucille Vogt.

Tenth Year—Florence Beatty

Rowe*, Earl Selbig, Lois Smith*,} Betty Wampole, John Whitney*,. Velma Wilcox, Donald WithereU, Doris Witherell, Converse Young*.

Eight Grade—Gerald Allen, Catherine Campbell,, Arlys Chap-, _ „ _ _ . . . man, Fred Culbertson*, Barbara Betty Bradley, Elnora Cartwright. Forsythe, Donald Guile, Winifred Holbert, Gordon Hawk, Dorothy

j Jones, John Kenney*, Robert Knapp*, Richard Mauro, Leonard

{Mess, Harriette Moose*, Albert Owens, Jean Perkins, Esther

| Popple, Charlene Selbig, Jack Schwingel, Marion Shutt, Isabella Snyder, Joyce Stocking*, Duane Towne*, Shirley Weber, Raublyn Werth, Patricia Whiteman, Rich­ard Whiteman*.

Ninth Grade—Larry Babcock \ Duane Chapman, Leo Chittenden, Donald Cork, Barbara Culbertson, Harriet Finch, Donald Forsythe*, Dolores Fox*. Norma Gibson*, Bonnie Hall*, Arlyss Hayward, Cordelia Kysor, Duane Kysor, John Lauffer, Esther Linzy, Rich­ard Mannion. Thomas Minemier, Joan Morsch. Constanttne Pap­pas*, Robert Paulman*, Thomas Ryan*, Frank Schirmer, ilorence Schoonover, Lorraine Shutt*, Ar-ita Sutfln, Norman Sutfln*, Mar­garet Thompson, Mary Jane Thompson, Milton Thompson.

coll, Dolores Finch, Beatrice HilLfS011111*4 V i nJ

W i n , ? e ' / Jj U C S t Z°?J Norma Wadams*. Gerald Welch,

Robert Witherell. Tenth Year—Flora Burger, Ro­

bert Crotser*, Marian Genthner, Virginia Gibson, Gerald Graves, Janice Guile, Rita Heiman*, Ron­ald Higgins, Robert Kerns, Doris Knapp, Carl Leven*, Donald Long, Marion Margeson, Beverly Martin, Donald Mauro, Gloria McGovern, Shirley Mothorpe, Marilyn Neis, John Owens, Patricia Prame, Carolyn Sahrle, Leo ScbJedorn, Audrey Smith, Norma Smith*, Kenneth Spencer, Betty Teeter, Fern Weidman.

Eleventh Year—Bessie Acomb, Helen Acomb. La Verne Adams, Richard Argenti, Carolyn Bab­cock, Theodore Barnhart, Robert Dennison, Ruth Fitzpatrick, Dor­othy Grant, Albert Hawk, Ruth Knapp, Mary Knights, Lois Lem­en, Alice Morsch*, Margaret

Mary E. Conley, Mary F. Conley, Robert Croster, Richard Derren-bacher, Richard Fox, William Fredenburg, Marian. Genthner, Greta Gibson, Mary J. Green, Helen Hayes, Betsy'Herrick, Pat­ricia Hubertus, Robert Kemp, Doris Knapp, Bernhardt Lang, Patricia Luce, Beverly Martin, Gloria McGovern, Sam McNair, Bernice Mess, Marilyn Neis, Rose Ann Partridge, Dorothy Perry, Jean Rauber, Carolyn Sahrle, Eu­gene Schledorn, Helen Selbig, Audrey Smith, Norma Smith, Kenneth Spencer, Betty Teeter, Fern Weidman, Mary Weidman, Violet Young.

Eleventh Year—Bessie Acomb, Helen Acomb. Robert Applin, Carolyn Babcock, Audrey Banker, Ann Blum, Dorothy Cartwright, Laura Cartwright, Gladys Crab-tree, Mary DePuy, Ruth Fitzpat­rick, Arthur Gibson, Dorothy Grant, Albert Hawk, Janice Knappenberg, Anita Lemen, Don-old Powell, Jean Ricketts, Doug­las Smith, Kenneth Swift, Nicho­las VanDurme. Jean Williams, Margaret Wood, Shirley Woods.

Twelfth Year—Jacqueline Ac­omb, Margaret Beatty, Joann En-gle, Athalene Everman, Marjorie Everman, Joyce Fox, Leatha Gil­bert, June Greer, Norma Kenney, Elizabeth LaMonte, Betty Luce, George Mark, Rita Mehlenbacher, Virginia Mistretta, Doris Schirmer, Patricia Smith. Beverly Sorg,

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The assurance of experienced, Personal Service any hour D A Y or NIGHT. HAROLD A. SMITH BERNARD H. SMITH

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FOR SALE—Electric Refrigerator, Crosley Shelvador, 5 cu. ft. capa­city. Just overhauled. 86 Eliza­beth St. 28p

FOR SALE—Girl's spring coat and bonnet, size 2, rose color. 19 No. Clinton St., phone 04. 28p

Cello Plastic—Fdr every purpose. Goes on like paint. Dries quickly, Lasts Longer. In all popular col­ors. Home Appliance Shop, Phone 116-W. Dansville, N. Y. 27tf

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WANTED—Trucking and haul­ing. Leon Burr. Phone Dansville 231L3. 28t29p

;lin*, Jacklyn Goho*, Barry Hay­wood, Laura Howe*, C. Arthur Moose, Nancy Sahrle, Rhoda Van­Derwerken, Larry Whiteman*.

Fifth, Lewis—Danny Chesbro*. Robert Everman, William Fisher,

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ANTIQUES WANTED—In any quantity. Win buy one piece or an entire estate. Glass, china, lamps, furniture, dolls, almost anything old. Write Pavilion Center Antique Shop, Pavilion, N. Y. Phone Pavilion 60-F-5 or Ba­tavia 707-M. 22t31p

WANTED—Wood turning lathe, medium size; saw gummer for circle saw; second-hand lawn mowers. Alfred M. Hall, Naples, N. Y. 22t28p

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WANTED TO BUY—Or will trade Used Guns, Fishing Tackle, and other sports equipment Highest prices paid. Hughes Sporting Goods, 201 Main St , Dansville.

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Swartz .Marjorie Trescott*, Nich­olas VanDurme, Edward Vogt*, Leona Welton*, Verna Wilcox, Margaret Wood.

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