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PAGE TWELVE DAILY SENTINEL, ROME, N. Y., MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1958 WRUN AM—1150 • WRUN FM—106

Anna Rites Held in Boon vi lie

BOONVILLE - Funeral serv­ices for Mrs. Margaret Anna, wid­ow of Michael W. Anna, were largely attended Saturday.

A prayer service was held at her home, 111 Aubrey Ave., at 9 a.m., followed by services at 9:30 at St. Joseph's Church were the Rev. Edward A. Goulet, pastor, celebrated a solemn requiem high 1 Mass. The Rev. Joseph Schuck, Long Island, was deacon, and the Rev. Thomas Robillard, pastor of St. Marys Church, Constableyille, sub-deacon.

LEGAL NOTICES ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT

196T-M City School UIMII.1 uf th»

CUv of Sherrill Receipt*

HalHiu-f on hand July 1. 1967 | 48 .3»P«$

Public Money from County Treasurer T04.W7.04)

Deductions by Stat* for Retirement System *5,4T4.8I

Deduction* by IMMIIII tor Retirement Sys­tem 48.I43.4S

Supplemental p<ii.-n>ii for retired teacher* S.&23.S*

Federal allotment for vo­cational education 3.28T.71

Tuition from district*— Grades K-« 325.UO

Tuition from district* «— tirade* 7-11 none

Tuition from individual pupil"

Tax on properly Returned tax from

county Treaeurer Tax fee* to Collector Interest on investment* Proceed* of insurance *

adjustment"

SEVENTEEN

Carers were Charles Kotary, ^ j ^ - . u ' ^ o f

250.IU 407.443 77j

32,337 33 I none:

111.30!

1.3 42. in

AMONG THE FLOATS — Gamma Iota Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sor­ority, and the Republican Women's Club were among the organizations entering floats in yesterday's Ft. Stanwix Day parade. Top photo shows sorority members in colonial garb sewing the first flag: Left to right, Mrs. Edwin F. Baker, president; Miss Mary Jo Bernholz, Mrs. Francis Prevo and Mrs. Leonard P. Colangelo; and bottom shows Mrs. Earl J. Harris, president, of the Republican Women's Club, and Mrs. David R. Townsend (back to camera) as a suffragette and modern day woman voter in a "freedom of vote" float

Pilot Risked His Life to Save Others

E. M. Slaughter, Vernon Center, Succumbs at 71

BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)~A Navy pilot who risked his life by refus­ing to abandon his powerless jet over the Buffalo metropolitan area has received a commenda f ion from the chief of naval opera tkms.

Lt. Jack De Wenter, a member of the Navy's crack flight demon­stration team, the Blue Angels, rode his plane to the ground Sat­urday after the engine suddenly flailed.

The plane, an F11F Tiger jet, overshot a runway at Buffalo Municipal A i r p o r t , crashed through a fence, skidded onto a highway intersection near a filling station and caught fire.

Firemen quickly put out the flames. The 30-year-old flyer from Bkomington, 111., escaped unhurt.

•WeU Dow' The six-man Blue Angels team

was giving a demonstration about a mile from the airport when the accident occurred. „

Navy spokesmen said it would have ben the normal thing for the pilot to bail out.

But De Wenter said he felt he had to stay w i t h the plane. "There were just too doggone many houses down mere for me to abandon i t "

Navy Chief Adm. Arieigh A. Burke messaged De Wenter yes­terday: "Your magnificent action . . M landing your aircraft rather than hazarding the lives of the civilian populace reflects the highest credit on yourself, Blue Angels and the Navy.

VERNON CENTER - Earl M. Slaughter, 71, died Sunday at the Oneida City Hospital after a brief illness.

Son of William R. and Mary Anna Manuel Slaughter, he was born in Little Falls, Sept. 8, 1886. He resided for several years in Vernon where he followed the oc-

Vitagraph Inventor Succumbs

IIOU-iisportf residents

Sales of property and rental

Oneida Ltd. Gift Fund

140.00

i. • uc

Total Receipts 11,329,494.03 Disbursement*

General Control Instruction (Inc. Adult

I j i u . i i ' i i n i Operation of Plant Maintenance of I'lant Auxiliary Agcncie* Fixed Charge* l>ebt .Service Capital Outlay

26,697.9*

696,763.24 11,4*2.(1 IMSS.1I

12l.72n.7ft 113.746.61 126.349 64 60.662.35

Total Expenditure* $1,271,2X:»39 Balance June J«, 195$ 5S.204.84

George Schue, Walter Pfendler, Leo Kotary, Nelson Anna and Al­bert Fey. Interment, in charge of the Trainor Funeral Home, took place in St. Joseph's Cemetery.

Among the many floral tributes and Mass cards, were those from friends and neighbors of Aubrey

(Ave., Sheffield Farms employes, ISanford Pharmacy, friends and neighbors of the East Rd., Thorn­ton Ave., West St. and North Post

jSt, Teamsters Union, the Service and Hospitality Committee of the (Turin Grange, Boonville Grange, GLF employes, Lyons Falls Local Union, the Camden Wire Co., em­ployes of Burnett and Iseneker, the Town Republican Committee, employes of the Camden Wire Co., the Board of Education of the Boonville Central School, the Bourgeois Esso Service Station, the Cornell Study Club and the Card Club, Rome Strip Steel and employes, and friends, relatives and neighbors.

On Thursday evening at 8 contract #3: Approx. No. Pupil* o'clock, members of the Boonvillej*: Route, 49. to Lee-New London Grange caller! at tht> familv hnmp] R o * d - 0 s w« ,K° R d • Martin lochia'*, urange cauea at tne iamiiy nome| r e t u m v i a B e r k .„ Grove, B t . 49; and conducted their ritualistic;Destination, R o m e Parochial Service* I Schools.

P ^ J , , , _:„u». _ „ _ K « ~ . „# M _ Contract #4 : Approx. No. Pupils rnday night, members of the},;. Rou , ,# oreenway to Church-ville Road. Greenway, Hatch's Cor­ner*. Route 365; Destination, Rome Parochial Schools.

Contract #5 : Approx. No. Pupil* I; Route *4 mile north of Ray Gardner farm; Destination, Verona Klein. School. Verona. N. Y.

Above contracts to include return trip*. Bidder* may bid on any por­tion or all of 5 contracts. Form of proposal may be secured from Brian E. Leach, Clerk of Bd. cf Ed.. Verona. N. Y. Proposal to be in sealed envelope marked 'Bid' on proper Proposal Form, and to be in hand* of Clerk of Bd. at Jr.-Sr. H. & Bldg.. Verona, N. Y.. .no la­ter than 8 P.M.. Aug. 11, 1958. at which place and time they will be opened and read. Board of Educa-tion reserve* right to reject any and/or all bid*.

Signed: Brian K. I^each, Clerk

Verona, N\ Y. July 25. 1958 7/24-S/4-2ti.

$1,329,494.03 John W. Black. Jr.. President

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of City

School District, City of Sherrill t Vernon • Verona - Sherrill Central District) will receive seated pro­posal* on contracts for the school year 1958-59, a* follows:

Contract # 1 : Approx. No. Pu­pils, 60 from Sherrill, Route 5; 6 from Vernon. Route 5: Destination, St. Patrick's School, Oneida, N. Y,

Contract #2 ; Approx. No. Pupils I; Route Hatch's Corners Saw Mill, Route 365: Destination. St. Pat­rick's School. Oneida. N. Y.

FINANCIAL

Service*

'It's fun batching it, eh, Dad? What would you like for dessert . . . tapioca pudding or nothing?"

Inalsou Service 7 General Rtpalrina. 12 BLACKTOP

DRIVEWAYS FREE ESTIMATES

D. HOPKINS Phone 5932

VACUUM CLEANERS. Authorised Hoover Sales and Service, ail makes repaired. Work guaran­teed Phone Nelson's UN.

Hoatino. oad •lambino. 14

Home Mortgages Whether Buying

Building or Remodeling We Will Be Pleased

To Discuss Your Needs Never A Parking Problem

T H F

ONEIDA COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

129 N. Washington St. Member F.D.I.C.

TWO SADDLE MARES, one pony, one horse. Bay. both gentle and sound. Horse rides and drives., Phone Oneida 1477-J1 after • i> n»

MERCHANDISE WtMt4Hf »• l*|> __ 41

COPPER CITY SCRAP paya top price* for scrap Iron, metal*. batteries, Junk cars. Free service. Phone 1199.

tow

Phone Itwu

Tips on HOW TO GET AHEAD . . . 1—Save **-- SAVE Regularly 3— Start today . . here!

P.S. We pay a healthy 3% dividend!

T H E

ROME SAVINGS BANK 122-126 West Dominick Street

MEMBER F.D.I.C. Phone 7300

lasinasa Opportaaitia* 2f A PROTECTED FRANCHISE ter­

ritory now open for a Manufac­turing Distributor of Fibre Olass Burial Vault*. About $6,000 re­quired. Write to: Century Fibre Gla*s Burial Vault Co.. 43 Green-leaf, Toitawaudo, N. Y.

BLACKTOP DRIVEWAYS

SPECIAL PRICES FREE ESTIMATES

Phone 21-R

Altar Rosary Society and Daugh­ters of Isabella called and recited the Rosary led by Father Goulet.

Clinton John J. Clifford Succumbs at 41

CALL ME NOW on your digging problems. Specialising in septic tank, foundation, water and sewer line digging, also backfill. Phone Westernville 2864. David Schallenberg.

ONE USED OIL or coal fired, hot water or steam heating system, complete, $475, One used York oil fired forced air furnace, l u years old, $200. Advanced Home Improvement Co., .313 N. James St. Phone 5539.

Moving Tracking, Storage 14

MOVING—Local and Ion* distance Storage, crating. North Ameri­can Agent." ingersoll Moving and Storage. Phone 5934.

ESTABLISHED, profitable busi­ness: combination news stand-cigar atore with lunch counter. A rare opportunity. Phone 2577 for complete detail.*.

FULLY equipped barber shop fcr sale, lease or rent. Excellent lo­cation. Owner has other inter­est*. Inquire 327 W. Dominick St. Phone 57*4 evenings.

Money to Loan 31

Cash For Junk Cars Highest Prices Paid Scrap Iron, Metals. Rag*. Batteries and Newspapers

PETTINELU USED AUTO PARTS

Opp. N.Y. Central Depot Ph. l i t

Good Smooth RecappaWe TIRES WANTED

$2 Ea.

Melone's Tire Shop Recapping — Vulcanising

41) EH* Blvd. W. Phone 17U WANTED TO

boat for pond. BUY. amall row Phone 5723-R.

Ft* Sale Miscellaaeeat 44

BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS. -Price* you can afford. J. Borje, Jewel­er. 136 W. Dominick St. Phone 5952.

CAST IRON FURNACE with stoker, new blower. Will sell cheap. Phone 235C-R.

COOLEST FAN deal In town. All alee* and type* fans. Prices from $5.9$. Bargains galore at the National Store. 263 W. Pom-Inlck St. Phone 1333.

CEDAR TREES 50c, 75c, $1. Will deliver. Merle Davis, Route 31 Verona. Phone Oneida 2047-RI.

CYRUS JEWELERS — For Swiss and American watch repair. 110 N. Washington St.

CEMENT CONTRACTOR. Patios, driveways, sidewalks, steps, any repair work. Phone 4342-R be­tween 7 and 8 p.m. 139 Bouck Street. Aielhv

DOMlNlck I . A N / I & SONS Mason Contractors

Concrete Walks. Steps, Driveway* Cement Blocks. Cellars, Garages

PHONE 7764

todio — Television II E & H RADIO AND TV

Dependable Service By Qualified Technician*

123 N. Madison St. Phone 4S75

CUNTON— John J. Clifford, 41, of 20 Norton Ave., a World War II veteran, died Aug. 2, 1958, in St. Luke's Memorial Hospital, Utica following a short illness.

HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Albert E. JSStji ^J*??**,?^' Smith, whose invention of U i c l ^ " * ? n : a n d t h * l a t o Michael J-Vitagraph paved the way for mod- 9 8 * f t _ ? • T ^ i S Conqu!f.^ em motion pictures, is dead at 83.' June 21,1917, and as a child

moved with his family to Meridi-Smith invented the projector in an where he received his elemen-

• r - r v ^ w f . r - » „ r-4 n ^ 1 I S j'^VLH ^ t ^ J ^ ^ ' J ^ ^ ^ ^ M4X*WUry CdOCatioO. H«

W t w n 1 , t*,*' ^ Pf«Hkt»J. Stoatt Hackton. were tour-a i s o attended Norwich University ~ viously resided in CedarviUe. Forcing eastern theaters in a magic!vt several years Mr. Slaughter wasj act. Mr Clifford

ANNOUNCEMENTS

EXPERT WATCH REPAIR. Work done on premises. Reasonable prices. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. Goldberg's. Inc.

FLOOR SANDERS, edgcr* and floor polishers for rent. Delta Hardware and Paint Co. Phone 2676-J1.

FOR RENT OR SALE: Wheel chairs, hospital beds, roll-away*, cribs, crutches, canes, commodes and vaporizers. Martin N'unn, 418 N. George St. Phone $42.

FINE GRAVEL, top soil, fill and crushed stone. Also bulldozing Phone Rome 8470-J.

in associated with his brothers CedarviUe as a cattle buyer.

Mr. Slaughter was a member of Sconondoa Lodge, HAM.. Ver­non, and attended the Methodist Church, Vernon Center.

He is survived by his wife, the

had resided here Smith thought it would be a! for the past nine years and was

good idea to throw tiny pictures associated with the Syracuse Sup-of people and animals in motion i ply Company as a salesman, on a larger screen or sheet. It He was a communicant of St. was the birth of the modern pro-, Mary's Church here and a mem-Jector. [ber of the Helmuth - Ingalls Post,

The pair's movies--shHrt shots (American Legion, Clinton. He en-f o r m e r Lulu Ackler whom he of speeding trains and fire en-'l'sted hi the Army Dec. 1, 1942 married Nov. 27, 1907 at Cedar-1 gLnes—were^lmmediate hits. iand was discharged Dec. 4, 1945 ville; one daughter, Mrs. Robert W, Finen, Vernon Center; three

.EAVINO TOR California. August 11th, will take one passenRer. one way. Share expenses. Call R. Hess 32W1. extension 2144.

l-KKL ESTIMATES: Bull cellar digrtnp. backfill, gravel, top soil and fill. One yard loader and dump truck available anytime. Phone 3514-J or 8294.

Radio & TV Service By Qualified Technicians Sentinel TV Headquarter*

Sales and Service Pickup and Delivery

Fleming's Radio TV 748 W. DOMINICK ST.

OPEN KVENINGS PHONE 4850 UphoUrerinq — Repairing 20

C.-E. STREIFERT AND SON

Upholstering Repairing and Refinishing

"ESTABLISHED 191)7" Pick-up and Delivery

«04 W Dominick St. Phone 1325

grandchildren, Miss J o y c e Adams, Vernon Center, and Con­stance and Ronald Finen, at h o m e , one brother, Arthur Slaughter, CedarviUe; a sister, Mrs. Ethel Minor.. Dion, and sev­eral nieces and nephews.

The funeral will be held at the Alger Funeral Home, Vernon, on Thursday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Robert C, Murphy, pastor of the Vernon C e n t e r Methodist Church officiating. Interment will be in M a p 1 e drove Cemetery, Vernon.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.

the WeU

Fear Pilgrims Drowned at Sea

TRIESTE (AP)-At least six Catholic pilgrims were reported today to have drowned off the 'Yugoslav port of Zara when a crowded boat capsized, plunging 40 persons into the Adriatic.

The boat was bringing 40 Yugo­slav pilgrims back to the main­land from a trip to a Franciscan monastery on the Adriatic island of Visovac.

n Willsorv Dies at Age 11

Fair Mishap Proves Fatal

MIDDLETOWN, N X fAPl-A souped-up merry-go-round called the "Comet" hurled two riders into a crowd at the Orange County Fair Sunday night.

One, Francis Kearney, 18, Mon-ticdlo, N.Y., died about three hours later at the Middletown Sanitarium.

t The other, George Van Aken,,

30, Middletown, suffered a pos­sible fractured spine. He was re­ported in critical condition today at the sanitarium.

The Comet has 10 cam suspend­ed from cables which rotate

VaiiH OMrter (XMAJStBUS - Ohio manufac­

tures; about two-thirds of the safes) around a pole. State poiice said and vaults produced annually in the cars were whirling at about 45 theJJnited States. I miles an hour when a cable at

Then Smith and Blackton made; He leaves his widow, the for-a minule-lcmg melodrama called|mer Betty Kline whom he mar-"The Burglar on the Roof." Smith' ried Sept. 4, 1943; his mother in operated the camera. Blackton!Meridian; two daughters, Ellen was the con who caught the burg- and Elizabeth Anne; four sons, lar. Michael John, John J., Donald R.,

nmilm,, Booms *""* P a u l J- Clifford, aU of Clin-_, . _ . . . ' . , _ ton; a brother, Raymond. Jordan, Business flourished and the Vita- md m m i nieces

y ^ ^ 1 . graph Company opened the way for other film pioneers.

By 1912, Vitagraph was gross­ing 5 to 6 million dollars a year from picture rentals. *

Smith's company also pioneered newsreels, obtaining on-the-spot battle scenes of the Spanish- , J * r 2 S £ C E E ~ K ^ t h r y " American War in 1898. fc/IX^ ******* d

I ?u g h ;

ter of Benah and Helen Houek Willson, died Sunday, Aug. 3, 1958, in a Syracuse hospital af­ter a long iUness.

She was born in Rome, Nov. 11, 1946 and attended schools in the Vernon - Verona - Sherrfll Cen­tral School System. She was a communicant of St. Agnes Church. Vernon Center,

Besides her parents, she leaves two sisters, Barbara and Ellen; three brothers, Paul. James and Michael, aU at home; her mater-

|nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs fAPi —[WUliam Houck, Vernon Center,

-In 1935, Smith and Blackton sold their interests in Vitagraph to Warner Brothers. Blackton diedln 1941.

Smith retired and lived at his home here until his death Satur­day.

Surviving are his widow, Lucile —his third wife—and six children. Thoy include Mr*. Edith Murin of Owasco, N. Y.

Dies in Canada GANANOQUE. Ont.

'•rsoaalt KURL AND KUT for a loveliei

yo«! Call Roae Seccurra. MSI 612 Black River Blvd.

UNWANTED HAtB permanently retrieved by the latest dhtl-rnat»r method. Result* guaranteed Evening appointment*. Phone 5.194.

Lost and LOST ON TURIN ROAD, One

large male grey and whit* eat. Wearing red collar. Reward. Phone 7056-M1.

LOST, MAN'S BROWN wallet vi­cinity O.A.F.B. Personal paper* important. R e w a r d . P h o n e "070-JL

U1ST • ticket South 78*4.

- Serviceman's railroad from Rome to Rumpter, Carolina, Reward. Phone

LOST, MALE BEAGLE. Collar with o w m r i name. Louia Synfec. 413 N. Madison Street. Phone S223-M.

LOST. SEVEN negative* and one colored picture in small yellow envelope. Phone SS1S between 4:3ft and 7 p.m.

AUCTIONS Aactlo* Services 4 QUALIFIED AUCTIONEER and

appraiser. Will buy outright Charles B. Whipple, Taberg Phone Rome 5015-R1.

BUSINESS SERVICES Profettianal SfWca

ELOOR SANDING MACHINES WALL PAPER REMOVERS

FOR RENT THE PARKSON CO.

1709 Black River Blvd. Phona SU FLOOR SANDER, edger and pol­

isher Rental*. Sander and edgei 15 daily. Montgomery W*W& Phone 4464.

GRAVEL, TOP SOIL, FILL, sand and crushed stone delivered1. Anderegg** Gravel Bed. Phone 244-J.

GENERAL TRUCKING Ditch Digging — Fill Gravel Crushed Stone — Top Soil

CLARENCE E. HALL 308 Broadway Phone 4»lft

GENERAL REPAIRS on chimney* and roofs. Also masorf work. Harry Curtis*. Phone 5087-RI.

LET US "DIG" your well. Water guaranteed or no cost to you Phone Rome 5087-R2.

LAWN MOWERS »harpened. re­paired. $5 Power, $2 hand. Mo­tor repairs. ISM Carroll St. Phone 4049-M.

ROME PLASTERING & STUCCO FREE ESTIMATES

ANTHONY SERRILLE 121 W. Thoma* Street

Phone 67tt Anytime, i »i» TANKS CLEANED. Have

enough ho»e to reach yours with­out driving on the lawn, William Hurlbut,v pbona Rome S i l l &&• lect K»"IH' TANK CLEANING Re* sonable rates, Albert Phelps River Road. Phone Rome 266B-J1. 4300.

TELEPHONE Answering Bureau offer* H hour service answering your telephone. Trained *ecre-taryawitchboard operators. Do not lose buBlness. Phone 841.

SEWING MACHINES, rapaited and rented. Necchi, Etna, White Authorized Dealer. Strange** Sewing Service. Phone 7262.

CARDILLO BROS.

KEN - RAY

VACATION CASH Enjoy a carefree vacation! Use BENEFICIAL'S 1-2-3 SUMMKH MONEY PLAN! Look what you get . . . 1. CASH to pay off back bills! 2. EXTRA CASH for vacation! 3 CASH-CREDIT wherever you

go-Phone for one-visit loan, or come In today! BENEFICIAL tike to »ay "YES!"

LOANS 125 to $500

BENEFICIAL Finance Co. of New York, Inc. Rome Phone 1480

119-127 W. Dominick St. Utica. 187 Genesee St. Phone 4-7107

CAMERA Headquarters Complete Photography

Equipment

Fresh Dated Film M & S Photo Supply, Inc. 120 W Dominick St. Phone 957

Phone 781-J.

FARM

DELTOX REVERSIBLE fibre rugs 9 z 12. Special purchase only $16.95. Regular value $29 91. The Parkson Company, Phnne 312

Equip-near 34

UPHOLSTERY SHOP FREE ESTIMATES

NEW SAMPLES Cor. E. Dominick & Oneida St.

PHONE 1661 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING

For Your Furniture

UPHOLSTERING

CAMDEN: UPHOLSTERING CO. Upper W. Dominick St.

Or Camden 722 Ph. 4035

EMPLOYMENT Help Waated — M * . 22

PORTER WANTED, capable of manual work. Reliable, depend able. Reference* required. Apply in person, Goldberg" *fn*.

Help Wasted — Worn** 23

ASSISTANT COOK, some dish­washing. Day shift. Apply in per­son. Sisto'a Restaurant. No phone calls please.

LET'S BE PRACTICAL! Mother* and housewives, your time i* limited but our profitable pro­gram I* not* Tour choice of hours; no «ar or experience nec­essary. We train you. Phone 8136, 8' to 9 a.m., T to 8 p.m.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEER Ing: Barn Cleaners, silage un­loaded, bulk milk tank*, her­ringbone milking parlors, pipe­line milker*, steel buildings Nold Farm Supply, Rome.

COMING SOON̂ Massey-Ferguxon 35 Special. A

full two-plow tractor at *> new low. low price,

JAY'S SALES and SERVICE

BLOSSVALE, N. Y. Phone Rome 6361

DOWN! DOWN! Sound Like An ElevatorT

Well, lt Isn't — It's The Price of

FURNACES Coal—Ga*—Oil Fired Warm Air Furnace*

Hot Water Boilers For The Best Price

Before You Buy, Call Us. Immediate Delivery

And Installation Pay As Low As $5 A Month

No Down Payment 3 Years To Pay

ULRICKS Healing and Appliance*

405 W. Dominick St. Phone 7404)

CHOPPER AND BALER Knive*. machine sharpened. Fast service. Reasonable rates. Jay's Sale* & Service, Blosavaie, N. Y. Rome 6361.

FORD TRACTORS and equipment, new and used; for the best deal around see Williams Tractor Co., Remsen, phone 2801.

GOOD USED FARMALL H; used Ford tractors, 1954 model: 1952 models, one with frontend load-er. Clinton Tractor. Clinton

Heavy Duty

WAGONS With 6.50 x «

14 PLY Nylon Cord Tire*

5 Ton COBEY Wagon ALL FOR 1275

EVANCIEW TRACTOR SALES

URper W. Dominick St. at Coonrod PHONE 7425

DISCOUNT PRICES Plumbing Supplies B. LEVITT & Sons

TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Erie Blvd. at 8. Madison St.

Phone S40

IP YOU DON'T FIND the article you are looking for, why not place an Inexpensive ad in the "Wanted to Buy" column? Phone 33* for help In writing your ad.

Harry J, Cook, a fishing guide on;8™1 h e r paternal grandmother, _ _ lutlaeti Service

thv a . Lawrence River for 54 M r s Beriah Willson Sr., Vernon years, died Saturday. I*^*11*-.

Two years, ago Cook skated The n»«ral wUl be held Wed-across the ice-covered river to n e s d a y- "*& prayer at 9:15 a.m. Clayton, N. Y., and back a dis-|at t h c M&r Funeral Home, Ver-tance of 22 miles. j " 0 " - a n d at 10 o'clock at St.

lAgnos Church, Vernon Center, tached to the Kearney-Van Akenlwht ' r e t h e Rev- Willard F. Dough-car snapped. !ert>'' Pas 'or, will celebrate a re-

The two riders hit a concrete < ' u i p m M a s s - Friends may

7 A-l TOP SOIL, Dark, rleh or

sandy loam. Gravel, fill, *and Phone 6488-W1 or 5079-R2, '

call

Alt Makes - Household Refrigeration Service

ULRICKS 40B W. Dominick St. Phone 7400

Aluminum Sidint! Wrhy Buy Out of Town?

Get Your Free Estimates from sidewalk at least 30 feet away a t the funeral home on Tuesday U n M A B i . f t l ° J o „ i „

, w h o s u f . from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. In- l i O m e S t e a u b U p p l V and struck four persons fered shock and bruises terment will be in St.

Cemetery, Kenwood. Helena's

Mrs. Ray Morse, Oriskany, Dies

^^PBATHER FORECAST — Generally fair tonight in the eastern and western thinb of the nation white showers are forecast for the central por­tions. Cooler In New England, the northern middle Atlantic states, north-mn Plain* ami the northern Rockies. (AP Wirephoto Map)

ORISKANY - Mrs. Mabel Morse, 76, Cider St., wife of Ray S. Morse, died unexpectedly at her home Saturday.

She was born .June 21, 1882 in Oriskany, the daughter of Charles and Lydia Merril Gardner. She was educated in Oriskany schools and attended the Methodist Church of Westmoreland. She and Mr. Morse were married on Oct. 10, 1900.

Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Thelma

jDwyer, Oriskany; two sons, 'Charles S., Utica and Robert E.t Oriskany; seven grandchildren; srvr-rai nieces nnd rtenhr'ws.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Dimbleby Funeral Home, Whites-boro, with the Rev. Frank T. Bennetts of the Whitesboro Meth­odist Church officiating, .Inter­ment hi Crown Hill Memorial P&IK.

Friends may call at the funer­al home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. i

on Aluminum Siding and Window*

Easy Terms PHONE 5932

BULLDOZING, trucking, fill, gravel and *and. Phone 27S1-W1 or 42S6-R1. BTCTCLE8 - LAWN MOWgftS Bicycle repairing. Tire*, tube*

and accesnorie*. New and uwd bl-eye!** traded Lawnmower* sharp­ened and react. Motor repairing New and u**d hand and powwr mower*. Fishing tackle, gun* and ammunition.

MOHAWK SPORT SHOP 407 W. Liberty Street

Phone 4$1« BACK HOB FOR DIOOINO ditch­

es, aeptic tank* etc. AI*o tractor with Industrial (fader available Q.-Anderegg. Phrtne 244-J.

"CASH IN HAND" for you

If You Advertise Your

"DON'T WANTS" on the

Sentinel Classified Page

PHONE 336

*KPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern equipment. Free e»tfmatea\ S & H Green stamp*. William Q, Si­mon Phone It,

SKWKK CLiMJGED? Alway* cell Roto-Rooter for responsible *ew-er cleaning service* Phone 74.

MOTHERS ''mi vmi *pare four hours a day?

10 A.M. to 3 P.M.? Can earn from Jfli to $''<> a week while learning. "Must have car. Write giving tele­phone number to

Parents Institute 201 Kt Jefferson Street

Syracuse, N. Y. RKLIABLF.' WoTlAN. rare for In-

famt child. My - heme or yours. Phone ,1445-J after * p.m,

WOMAN* T o LIVK in and care for three children. Light housework. Phone W4rt for appointment.

TREE CUTTING, tree trimming, trees removed from premise* Free estimate*. Phone S05S after 2:10 p. m, - -

THE JEWEL BOX~Expert watch repairing and engraving. Dia­monds, Watchea, Gifts. 103 N. James St.

landing and Contracting f ARE HIGH PRICES keeping you

from building, remodeling? Low­est possible estimate*. Construc­tion remodeling, nlumhtng, p&tnting, masonry; sheetroek, electrical. - Phone 2749-J1. ,

CoKs CONSTRICTION; Poured cellar walls, footings and b a i l ­ment floors. Call 6004-Jl for in-format ion.

CARPI;NTKV S K I : V I C E . Repair*, remodeling. Garage*. Phone *244 for estimate*.

Electric Work, Re.airt .__ 10

• 'omplete Electrical

MOTOR REPAIR W« Also Sell New And

Rebuilt Motor*.

Freeman Electrical Motor Corp.

1409 m, Dominick St, Phone MSo

HOMEL1TE CHAIN SAW sales, serviee and rental*. Verona, N Y. Phone Rome 8470-J.

WOMAN WANTED To help take car* of two ehtU

dren, AI*o light hou*ework. Live In, new home, private room and bath.

Salary open, paid Vacation, time off. Located in Syracuse,

Write Box 713 Care Sentinel, Rome

MASSfiY - HARRIS hay balers; new and used hay b»il* elevat­ors: Gent field harvester* com­plete; used O. K. field harvester; seed John Deere field harvester: forage blower* and unloading equipment, wagons and forage boxes; power lawn mower*, var­ious kinds atjd ctses; combine and Martin steel grain bins, 1333 and up. Haider** Farm Equip­ment, Verona.

New Holland Balers And Field Choppers

Baler Twine CLINTON

Farm Supplies Upper W. Dominick St. Phone 4J3 USED ALL18 CHALMERS SO com­

bine: used WC cultivator with power lift; Chester binding twine, Blelhy, Turin Road, phone 7571.

HANDY HAIL IN FORM

For WANT AD USERS CASH RATES «

15 Wordi, 75c One Time

$1.70 Four Times $2.70 Seven Times

95c One Time $2.21 Four Times

$3.60 Seven Times

Writ* 4HM Word hi • • * • tpoce

Walt Drilling ~_ I I A HETTER WELL by John L«wj*

Work guaranteed. New material. Insured. Modern equipment Term*. Rom**0r!*kany Road Phone 47.17

HA TEN HROS. Well drillers. Per sonallsed service Utlli We*t-brook Drive Phone Mi 10,

fJEORQB WAKEFIELD Prompt *ervire. Work guaranteed WM M C R M St, Phone 7SS* after s p m.

H*>MER ELLIOTT and Company Wen Driller* Inc. Fully insured new material* and equipment. Work guaranteed. Phon* Rome 1*17. Utica 4-WS3.

LEE BATJS The Well Driller

Established ItU l U N .Urns* g t Phona 1111

$300 PER MONTH salary plu* car mileage aiul bOllUH* for wo. man de«iring sale* management career as District Manager with a fast growing cosmetic com­pany. Experience recruiting and supervising dlrert-to-home sales­ladies desirable. No personal sell­ing or evening work. Car requir­ed. Write C*. R. Brooks. Ron 431, Annonia Station, New York, N.Y.

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EARN "T*P~WHHM weekly fn s p a r e t i m e , demonstrating Christmas toys to friends at home. No investment. Car iiee-essary. Write Toy-Party Sales, 1*17 Hi, June Ave., Ctica. N.Y.

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TO JOH APPLICANTS The Rome Daily Sentinel doe* not knowingly aerept Help Wanted »•!vert isements From firm* covered by the Federal Wage and Hour I,aw. if they offer le»* than the egal minimum wage. Firm* en­caged in interstate commerce or tn the production of goods for com­merce must now pay at least $1 sn hour and time and one-half for overtime under the federal Wage *nd flour Law. Job-seekers of­fered less by covered firms should notify the Wage and Hour Divi­sion, I". M, Department of fjihor, <M 117 Elltentt St., Ruffslo, phone Madison 27S3

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USED CASE COMBINE, four year* old. Oood condition. Will trade for livestock. Thomas Ken­nedy, Westdale, N. Y.

IMS SUPER C InTin^tionalTlusi Ford with loader: Alii* Chalmet* Raler, Lincoln Farm Welder* Evanclew Tractor Sales, Upper W Dominick at Coonrod. Phon* ifZa,

tew Pwiry rVaiacM 31 STANDING HAY FOR sale or cut

on shares, Jesse Smith, Camden phona Camden S04.W2,

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WANT TO MAKE IIS tn JIS in * day? Many are doing it Pleasant work for man or woman. No ex­perience needed. S*par* or full time. Will teach and flnanne you. Write McNess Co.. Dept, C, Candler Ridg,, Baltimore 2, Md,

retitioai Wantow ^ Wanton 27

WILL CARE for pre-»chool ehtl-tfren, my ermnfry horn*. Will pick up and 4t«iivtf, Phone Mti-Ji,

LIVESTOCK D f * . Cot*. Par* 40

COLLIE PUPS, registered. 10 weeks ntd, male. Reasonably pr iced P h o n e 89fi!».

PET>IfTrfEKlTfiERHAN 8hephei d puppies: two litters, $2S-I12S. 1943 24' Housetraller. Pryputnte-wle*. phone Clinton UL3-5S19.

TWO MALE HKAOI.K dog?, two ye%r» old. Will sell reasonable. Phone SSS6,

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«3 ANADIAN LIVESTOCK SALE

£80 Head Now on Hand New milker* and apringer*. Ift

outstanding Wisconsin heifer* due in September.

Vaccinated — Certified Priced Reasonably

t | rnfle west Marcy Stat* Hospi­tal. Rout* 0, Mercy.

Phone Utica i-2972 Panltry. *4jt*. KaahiH. S O « * H ~ 4 1 B1.ACK CROSS

Efnest Herder 2J82.R2.

ST ART KIT PULLETS *hode land Reds end White Rock. All age* up to laying age. Phone I tica 6- l l t l .

ptttlet* for sale. BIo**vaI*. Phone

WHEN YOU BUY *omethlng new. don't throw tha eld away, *eli It through an tn*xpen*fva Sen­tinel Want Ad. Phona Mi.

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