Cortland NY Democrat 1964

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THURSDAY APRIL is, i
THE CORTLAND DEMOCRAT, CORT1 AND, NEW YORK
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SHOP in the SOUTH END SAVE MONEY
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Cakes
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MAIN
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Your washing individually
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North Pitcher
Vestal and Archie Gross
MRS. M A B E L LOOMIS
Binghamton; two sisters. I
Florence Bittman and Mrs.
F u n e r | ] services for Mrs.
zel Gilmore. both of Bingh
Mabel Loomis were held Friday
ton: 10 grandchildren, and c
afternoon at the Davis Funeral:
great grandchildren.
Home in South Otselic with the
Rev. William Walter officiating.1 Mrs. Loomis was a men
Burial was made in the family of the Methodist Church of
plot at the North Pitcher Ceme- j Otselic and the Otselic Va
Grange.
tery.
Mrs. Loomis was the widow of
Verne Loomis and for 40 years
they were proprietors of the
Loomis Hayloft, well known
dance hall.
Two sons, Ashville Loomis of
North Pitcher and Alton Loomis
of South Otselic survive; also
two brothers, Melville Gross of
NORTH PITCHER, April 1
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Naun
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gri
of Otselic spent Saturday t
ning with Mrs. Ora Bradsha
Rev. Robert Stone of Ta\
HEAD TURNING
SPRING
JIFFY WASH
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So
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PERSONALS
by us at the
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or
was a recent caller on Mrs.
Florence Andrews and his mo
ther. Mrs. Nina Heitzenrater.
who is staying with Mrs. AnIrews.
Sunday, Mrs. Lawrence Timmerman and the twins and Mrs.
Kenneth Graves and son were
;
n Constanta where their husbands are doing hatchery work.
Dana Hinman and Mr. Osber |
of Binghamton were Saturday'
callers of Mrs. Florence An
drews.
Mrs. Mina Nickols was a week
end visitor of Mrs. Kent Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Stearns
and daughters of Syracuse spent
Saturday with his mother. Mrs.!
Kent Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loomis |
of Medina, N. V. were here;
several days because of the j
death of his grandmother. Mrs.
Mabel Stearns.
Miss Ella Neal is visiting hen
win lister. Mrs. Emma Brown,
in Caledonia.
COMPLETE SHIRT SERVICE
DRY - CLEANING & PRESSING
and what better
eason to look your best
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GENERAL
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NEWS
LOWER VXLLAGE, Apr* H -
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
GIVEN TO CUSTOMERS WISHES
77/&fry
8 9c lb.
Sheila's
FROM TOP ROUND ONLY
69clb
SK 3 - 0 7 8 4
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BOLTON'S
65clb
CROUND BEEF
V- / \ JL. Li
129 MAIN ST.
NO BULL - G E N U I N E LEAN
WE S P E C I A L I Z E IN T H E
BEST COLD CUTS YOU CAN BUY
Cortland Friday to spend a few
I days, and to be near her doctor
!
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobb and
Mrs. H. D. Spencer were in Ox
ford Saturday.
The Philathea Class of the
Baptist Church had their April
meeting and dinner at the home
of Mrs. Marguerite Lewis Saturday. Seven ladies were present.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hakes
and daughter of Frankfort were (
at the Glenn Harvey home over
the weekend.
C. S. Harvey was in Binghamton Thursday to attend an ASC
meeting.
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Eddie's Food Fa ir
ISO So. Main St.
ON S O l ' T H MAIN FOR
SAVIN ( i S
NOTICE
S O F T DRINKS
GEORGE S GROCERY
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
7:30 —
DO-NUT SHOP
10:30
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THE LITTLE SHOP with
The Big Delicious DONUTS."
186 MAIN ST.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
137 MAIN ST.
A VISIT TO
Joe Calabro s
Shoe Repair Shop
IS A STEP
IN THE RIGHT
DIRECTION
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126 MAIN ST.
FOR
Breakfast
Luncheon
or
Dinner
You are assured of the "best
possible food at comparatively
low prices"
at the
SKYLINER DINER
T
<* i i .iv 9
Mrs. Marie M. Tinelli Prop.
HOUSE PAINT
NEW
CORTLAND
STUDIO - . we have added modern laboratory
iacilities to further serve you with more
prompt, complete services.
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136 M A i N 2
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for QUALITY
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& VALUE
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Visit Our Meat Department
Fresh
GROUND BEEF 39c lb.
3 lbs. 99c
Lean and Tender
CUBE STEAK
FRYERS
lb. 59c
21c lb.cut up
25c
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A & B Thrifty
BACON
M
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3 - 1 lb. pkgs.
A
P
P
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A
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30c
15 oz.
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17c
Campbell's
.-OKK& BEANS
# 2 V i Can
19c
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP
10V2 oz.
9c
Red Pack California
l
TC MA TOES =2 /2 Can
27c
SUGAR — 5 lbs.
3C
CCRINA Tomato Paste 10 cans
g3c
EGGS Grade A - Pee Wees 5 doz. $] QQ
P OTATOES
99c
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'VIDENDS
IW PAID
IR TIMES A Yl
'aid from Da'
of Deposit
lositsmade on orbei
APRIL 14f 1964
at CORTLAND
VINGS BANK earn
the new rate from
Jfrstof month if left
•to the end of quarter.
posits made thereafti
end of the month earj
lends from day of depi
left to end of quarter]
Economical 5 0 lb. Bag
ONIONS -
3 lb. Bag
23c
just opened next door
For Fresh Baked Pie or Barbecue Chicken
O P E N 7 DAYS A W E E K 9 a.m. to 10 p . m .
Except Sundays — 9 a.m. to 2 p m. 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
QUANTITY R I G H T S
per
annum
753-3400
anticipated dii
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RESERVED
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Living Children's Portraits
Glamour Setting
No Extra Charge for Drapes
Executive Portraiture
Wedding Pictures - Candid & Formal
HOERCER STUDIO
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Untitled Document
Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
www.fultonhistory.com
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HOTEL ARLINGTON
Stop in and find out how little it costs I
to give the portrait that someone would
love to have.
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753-3400
SELECTION-
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127 Main St.
Cortland, N. Y.
TEL, 7 56-8161 — EVES, by APPT.
1 4 1 ' . . MAIN ST.
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SUN-PROOF FRANKS INN
to your wonderful
reception of our
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GROCERY
P h o n e Order In Early
10:15 Morning Worship.
Junior Church.
11:15 Sunday School.
7:00 Young People.
8:00 Evening Service.
3:45 Tues.. Junior Girls.
6:30 Wed.. Stockaders.
7:30 Wed.. Orchestra.
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c h ecks to its 11
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totaUng nearly
" m ;ilIon dollars.
. < v shultz. Swne
L i n College (negro)'
- her fellou
T H U R S D A Y - F R I D A Y - S A T U R D A Y ONLY
W a r m g r e e t i n g to Petrosi R e s t a u r a n t
B A P T I S T CHURCH
Rev. Dean A. Bonsall, Pastor
1
ton and family
The oa
was in observance of the Iftk
birthday of Miss Valerie Ne*.
ton.
f L S - f f - T i M K I FRENCHES MUSTARD
LARGE VARIETY OTHER FRESH MEATS
ICE C O L D BEER
Mr. and Mrs. Gary p
were Friday evening d I r
guests at the farmstead o*
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leo v
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•Men's
pOR THE
EVENT
The Battalion - Stockader Father-Son Banquet will be held
in the Baptist Church Fellow
ship Hall Saturday evening.
April 18. at 7:30 p.m. A Gospel team from the Baptist Bible
Seminary will be there for the
evening.
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
T- BONE STEAKS
Sunday evening callers at the
home of Mrs. F. W. Powers
were. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Puddy of Homer; Mrs. L. S.
Powers and mother. Mrs. John
Gast. of Puekerville. and Mr.
and Mrs. R. C. Powers and son ,
Dennis. Mrs. F. W. Powers.
82. who has been ill for some I
Lower Cincinnatus
COMING
CUBE STEAKS
DeRuyter
u
118 MAIN ST.
m
time, El gaining, for which k
old friends and neighbors
glad.
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for Most Repaint Wo:
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Replaced
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PITTSBURGH PAINTS
keep that ~vsr p*/Hr£o look lo.
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