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NORTH CREIK 3JEWS* NORTH -GREEK, N X * ,^p3>NES!>AY* SEJPTEMBm14,193$
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JOIJNSBTJRG, N. y. sept.45— H, X^-^trmstrong visited Sarnet Sunday.*"
Chicken Supper Thursday, (The Ladies^ Aid1 'Society met
Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Mae-Brooklyn, *who wffl- be hfe guest a **«• EfefSa^p Ranch.
w,as a bu^essTcaHer irifownMohr dayT '
Mr. audi Urs . James " Puleo^ and family havVrefyinied - home after
fM amc cuse
Johnson areja ome from Friends Lake wherefi tB#.sfeM the ^mlner; "' •' " *
I f a p h ^ W a d ^ l ef*T W^ertown.
I ^ B t 7 Jomisott ef Wevertown H * t $ % ^ T t f & & y .
f7Mr^r ^ o % S - t m ^ of Warren^ hur|* was a caller in town Monday.
Sii of Xx&irmilsP" Mr, and Mrs* Harry Smith of
< ¥.- A. Bus|njg has returned from spendmg two weeks a t his home a t Staten Island. He was accompanied by Ms brother, Bfenry 'Busing of
_. called m town Sfnhday. j Philip Kenyon, of Athol is staying with his sister^ Mns. Joseph. tAsselin^ Jr., and attending: high school at Worth" Creek, „
Mr.' and Mrs. William* Pasco -of Thurmaa visited Mr-an^ Mrs. Robert P^sco recently.
Mrs. IiduisMosfie>has been confined m> hex homely illness the past week, f W- J. Baker and Osc^nna Lent
of T^urmah had business in town-
fe^ weeks. */• - * • * ' •% tinEKfeiicockV Arrangements vhaifd " linwood Wescott of * Thin-man;
lieeli inade^fbr a^cmc&itBUpper to* *— " he, served"by the L&dies' ,Aid a t the local Methodist Church' Tbursday evening, September 2K th.
Mr, and"Mrs. Leroy Armstrong entertained several friends 'from WestTaconac over the week-end. iWe/thCrelekand^erfltt XaiiiOS of < Mr* and Mra Hor^c6 Hack visit- I**ng Lake vferf d townonrbujpnkss' ^ K o r t h Crek recently,1— Monday^ ~ '
J.,McFadden of Ogde^sburg was }' G. 'BhSmitK 'visted BnQandSat-a local businelsfe'cajHeif Tuesday."' urday*
M&cs. Mary ^pmstrong of Garnet ^tfa^Lis jtoite ill.'fi^v" Beefiery"was? called recently^io^ttend,* her*"
,Mr. and iws. Robert Richards1
hav;e l^turne^ to Glens Falls after isperidling .sevral weeks at the home of Beecher Hack.
J^Smyi vicimty people "attended
nnck-or jeiattsnurg are spending a few dayTwffh Mrs. Cora Warier.
Wyman Barton of Thnrman wa^ fettowtfTiiesday. — ^ . * Mr£ Johri Steves and son/ CSf-
•ftf*C6r BSkeraTMills were recently in town- • • ' <• ^ l^a^Mrs><S3udfe ' • Stev^i of; B&Jers Mills vfeifedtOwn "t^^it ly;
of Fotter^vii^ catted iiH0Wns€aesday^ - Carsoir5Buttfie# visited: NortM Creek Wednesday. , i jMi^A^m^Thom^-^visi lsd: tm Gl«ns falls setieral dajrs las | week. r Soblert Beza- feiiiraied fmti Ifoiike'rs Tuesday; n- . • •.<
Mr, and.Mrs. Berlin Bowmaa and dangbter-Q|-Bai|er?s Mills cBlecL fif tovmmoltfd^yi
Mrs. Richard Peterson and Miss
RlYE3fcSH>:E---!fi3s Mary Porter, and C^^Ie^iCpagliialii Xg., hax4 entered^Po«eMulg~ H^3i ' Schoof this year.
Frederick Wells, who has been ^ ip&g nis grandfikther, B. &, Ald4 r#Jh^ naa iseturned. ^> Ins home in Rjchmohd HH3s, "L. I . .
Mllswer^intovmLTuesdayv Golda iB tchc oek of Wari^hsburg
recently. Mr. "Lent fe proprietor of
Mrs. JoM C. Tubbs of; Wiarrens-b^urg and-Mis.' SanforaVKenyon^ of Thy rman called hi town recently.,;
Mr:-and IMtrs. Harold^ Rider of Ctoxsackie^visited George Armstrong recently. -* 1
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_ Edward JIhomiba ies r !Sewrwas%eceived heri Honday
or fhe deatbTof Edward Thomson of Glehs Falls. 3^r. Thomson was well known in this locality Jiaying been bjom in" Jolmsbwg"arid<speht his boyhood in town a t his ' ps^r-enfsiome" which" is the present Methodist parsonage.
i •• Birttday P « t y T A'party was given for Miss Marie*
Straight Tuesday afternoon id honor of her birthday.
. Guests Returning; Rome CHATIEIP.C CLUB, S$j>t~ 14—
Dr., S. T^tog* Baldwin, i^ fLi M R and Mrs. Harold R^ K3aag,v HemEP stead, L .L;Mr . and,3Sfirs. L7S. Thurston and Mfes EJU?abeth ThursJ ton*©f Schenectady; ^Mrs. Angus TC'Bfown and^daughter, Stephana of Ut^^departed September. 6thi, after sojourning: a t tbe duh, fogr the past few wfe&ss. * " ,
Harry J .^ to l te , . Pleasaatvi%.m YT; Harry J . Sto$e,tfJ£, Pleasant-ville; Mr. and Mrs. G . m Jbidexson <Qf Colonia, IfTJ.; Mar, and
B e n t Disease Victims la proportion to population, heart
disease is found more often in males than in females* in Jews than in Gentiles, m white persons than hi negroes S&d-in business and professional classes Qian in laborers, says Collier's Weekly.
Chapels in a Tree An oak tree large enough to con
tain two chapels stands Jin the vfl* lage of Allouvffle - BeHefossa, Irance and a family of the town has' for generations been "custodt mhi of th« ley of the oak." With an donated age of L.20O years the tree I* so large that nine row with extended arms can *carcely •neirele i t _
Sullivan & Co. GRAIN-GROCERIES WHITE RC^E COFFEE
per pound -~ 58c
POPCORN per can ., .09c
TOMATO mm® 13 02L can 4 can for
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GRISCO 31b. can 59c
QUALITY ROLL Toilet Tissue 6 for 55c
MG COOKEES 2 lb., packager *..... , . * < « * * l t > h « A V V
'mm- C&M, FOR FKOIT SABS Pt. Jars 59c Q t
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Chatiemac Club
, Guests a t the Oliih. The fottowisg, meanbieri^ and
guests-are recent/ visitors' 'aftKe club:' Mr. and Mrs. Stephen,A. Quilhot, and Mr. and Mrs. John ^enworth c3f Amsterdam^ Mr,„ancl Mrs., John* A. MayV,.. and1 Miss Harriet May of Gloyeirsville^ Wa^JFORi.SAm-^ *hm*r^&te*mL ^ ^ ^ C T ^ ' ™ - ^ n ^ - , A Wr t»W gS«QU»e camp, sbav^
Visiting Here ' Kenneth Stanyon of GioversyaM
is, visiting friends at C3aatiemac|
OUT OF TBE PICTDBE •**!!*•
He—My former wife and I never had a fuss.
She—My! How monotonous.
LEGAL NOTICE
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FOB SALE ' ^ I'm
FOR SALiE-^-Kerosene heatings * mck: burner €or liot water tank* Cheap. INews Office, North Creeks
JgGR SALE—14-inch seasoned, stoye wo^XJeliweredPalt $3, per
coral' lainfch5 wood $S„&r Phone 99-F-14. Delbert Galusha, Johns* burg* J*. Yi~~~>- -v - *21p
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<aeag^tThes,l|fev?s Office,, liCor% Cwelc %***
' n i n f " -srs" FOR SALE—Oil burning ^h^te^p.
I^Ol tSALE^r l^^HtP . Crocker* r> Wheeler electric j&pfcr, BCkiyc, 220U Spbjse , 1TO0 |E. P. M.Goo4 : | p p t ^ : ^ ^ ^ e | | ? e w s , ^ p r f t
Alterations: Complete line of Spring and Summer materials t o choose from. Prices reasonable, Flofieatce Darling, Phone 4* North Creek, N . Y . ." i . . p . " - ' . ' ' i i. i«i".»u . ; i - .<\:. • « : • •
WANTED-—Middle aged woman, in good health, who likes child
ren and would E%^a place to wor& during, winter, with small .wages. Write Mrs. Fenton. West; Minerva, N. T. s l i p
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NOTICE IS HEREiST CaTVEH, that the following places'bave been designated by the Town Board a© voting places for Prinmary and ^General election for the presentt year in the Town of Jo>lnsburg.w
East No. l.XO.OJ'. Hall Wever town, N. Y-
Eust No. % Owens fi>Il, North « „ « , teveaf^a m 17W Creek, N.Y, The first real piano.was developed
Bist No. 3, Dunkleys HaBj m I'M, when an Italian, BattokHn-Bakers Mills, N. Y. kneo Cristofori, invented a system of
C* ERNEST NOX014'jhammers which when striking th* » Town Clerk jitrlngs of. the liarpsichord drew v* *Cown of Johiisburg forth, marvielous rich totiesr5
• • • • . * - • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• What Makes a , House Colonial or English?
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Pi iliiards NORTH CREEK
LTmaloesahoose really Colonel or
English, outside of Its pny portioos and materaafe, is the Wxdwoi% W tl^e wdetps'* are 'tj&t, # e | house is right.
I t e e Is qidy case J&e of standard woodwork on the market today that oifer3 architectural value, It is Curtis Woodwork.
No mttter how particu br you or your architect may be, yon cap find Curtis designs and siges that will carry out your ideas to the finest detail t^tej^ei^oxsjj^^ows,
- fain, frames, stairwork, cabinetwork bearing the Curtis Colonial, Biglish and other
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