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oo ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. TUESDAY, JUNE 8. 1943 Automotive Automotive Announcements Draihs Drmnrral Strictly Business byMcFeatter 2 BERGEN MEN BADLY BURNED IN GAS BLAST A 1IUIIN John B. Huhn of 12 Placid Sunday. June 6.

19-13. Survived bv his wile. Mrs. Lillian Deim Huhn; three sisters, Mrs. Clothilda Wag ner.

Mrs. Elizabeth. Lautn. Mra. Anna Thompson; also several and nephews, lie was a member of the Bakers Union Local No.

14. Funeral services from Miller Brothers' Funeral Home. 474. Lyell Wednesday morning at a o'clock and 9 o'clock at Holy Apos tles' Church. Interment in Holy toep-ulchre Cemetery.

LAWSON Mrs. Mabel R. Lawson of 109 So. Union Sunday, June 6, 1913. Survived by her husband, Mr.

James XV. Lawson; three sons. Pvt. Alvah- B. of Fort Leonard Wood.

Harry J. and Arthur D. of Rochester: one sister, Mrs. D. A.

Paulson of Hilton, N. Y. two grandchildren; Boveral nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Farrell Brother Colonial Funeral Home. 51 Ridge ltd.

near Memorial Bridge, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Garland Cemetery, Rev. I. Vincent Lloyd officiating. 1U0 WKTIIV In San Mateo, Wednesday, June 2.

1943. Mrs. Louise Elizabeth McWethy, widow of the late Harry Henry McWethy. She is survived by a son, Wilson II McWehty. Major M.

C. two sisters, Mrs. Emma Wall, Sante Mexico, and Mrs. Timothy Sullivan, of this city. Services at the parlors of H.

B. Turnbull. 263 Park Tuesday, June 8, at 1:00 p. m. Interment at Pavilion, N.

Y. ROBINSON Joseph Robinson, aged 72 years, of 162 Parce Fair- Fort. Surviving are his wife, Sarah laygreen Robinson: live grandchildren. Russell Foster of Tenlield. Leora Kujauskl, Winnie Hoeff.

Eva viien, an or jtoclifster. Alberta Barnes of Fairport; 11 great-grandchildren. Friends mav call at the Van Horn Funeral Home where service will be held Wednesday at 2 p. the Rev. Harleigh Rosenberger officiating.

interment in Alt. i'leasant Cemetery, SAI LSMAN Entered into rest June 6, 1943, Reuben E. Saulsman. age 86 of 841 Woodbine Ave. He is surviv ed by three grandchildren, Mrs.

Kenneth Kellogg. Mrs. Jack Gallagher Mrs. Jack Saulsman; seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral from the parlors of Allen E.

Dye, 2255 Hudson Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment at Riverside Cemetery. SCIIOTT Entered into rest in this city, Saturday, June 5. 1943.

Wilbur E. Schott of 63 Werner Pk. He leaves his son, Gordon; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea Fegley. may call at Jeffreys, 32 iicamui wnere tunerai services will be held on Wediesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Interment in Maple Grove Cemeterv. Vter loo. New York. Waterloo and Sen eca i alls papers please copy. SCIIUOKDEi: August Schroeder Sr.

iiiormiig, June i4d, at his nome 4JU Alphonse Street. He is snr vived by his wife, Mrs. Bertha Klick Schroeder; two sons, August Jr. and Otto Schroeder; two daughters, Mrs. rrea uonKe and Mrs Fred Zollwuir- five grandchildren and two great Ki nnuciuiuren.

iTiends may call at the Dreier tunerai Home, 85 Joseph Place, Where services Will be held TuesHnv afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Thomas iserg oiticiating. Interment at Mt Hope Cemetery. hCIIUTir Ida S.

Schuth. age 76 j.t-M.i.1, enierea into rest at ner home, Mendon. N. June fi. Snrviv.

ing are three daughters. Mrs. Carl Kossow and Mrs. Harold Joint of Mendon. Mrs.

Edward Harloss of 1'ittsford one son. George of Men don; 11 grandchildren and four gret grandchildren: two brothers Frank and Charles Kasiske, both of jtnenester. Praver at the fnmilv home Wednesday, 2 p. m. Services from St.

Mark's Lutheran Church at 2:30. Rev. A. R. Sanders officiating.

In terment Mendon Cemetery. Arrange ments by Stephenson. TOrSLKY Henrietta Touslev of 67 Hooker Monday. June 1. 1913 She is survived by her husbjjjid, Leon lousiey; 3 daughters, Leona 1011s-ley of RochcMer, N.

Mrs. Stanley IlushV and Mrs. Norman McAshlnnd both of Iwilcn Placid, N. one jdster Mrs. Roy Stlegler.

Mrs. Tousley is resting at L. Soh.111- man Sons Funeral Parlors at (09 Clinton Ave. N. Services at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Rev. Hoefer of ficiatintr. Interment in Mt. Hone Cemetery. Visiting hours from 10 a.

m. to ij p. m. VAN HORN At his home. 4461 Cul ver Road.

Sunday. June Cth. Dr. Al lison M. Van Horn.

He is survived bv his wife. Gail Swartz Van Horn 4 sons, Winfield. Bert. C. Richard, David; 1 sister, Mrs.

Samuel Brad-street 2nd: 6 grandchildren, several nieces and nephews. He was a veteran of World War member of American Legion Irondenuoit Post 134, Voiture No. Ill, Forty and Eight. Medical Society of State of New York and County of Monroe School Commissioner of Town of Irondeqnolt; also a member of Sea Breeze Volunteer" Fire Association. Funeral service will be held from the John R.

llanna Funeral Home, 1826 Ridge Rd. E. (between Good man and Culver) Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 and at 2:30 at Ironde-quoit Presbyterian Church. Interment in Irondequoit Cemetery. In Memoriam STOIVK In lovlncr memory of Ber dona Stowe who passed away, June June fc.

Our Mother left this earth below To enter Heaven, eight years ago: We miss her much and always will. And in our hearts she liveth still. The Family. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at th. office of the Division of Purchase and Supply, 35 City Hall, until 11 a.

m. June 16th, on the following: One two-ton engine equipped with cab for D. P. S. Fire Bureau.

5,000 tons plant mixed cold laid asphaltic concrete mixtures for D. P. W. Maint. Operation.

All bids must be endorsed with the title of the work to which they relate, the name of the bidder and his residence, and must be accompanied by a certified check of amount as specified in proposal to insure the execution of contract if awarded. All bids will be upon and in conformity with bidding sheets and specifications, which will be furnished by the undersigned r.fter June 8th. W. RAY WHITLEY, Purchasing Agent. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIOS ON ANTHKACITK AM) BITUMINOUS COAL, for VAUIOUS PUBLIC SCHOOLS Separate sealed bids will bo re ceived at the office of the Board of Education, Room 100, Education Huilding.

13 South Fltzhugh Street, Rochester, New York, to 12 o'clock noon (Eastern War Time) Monday, June 21, 19-13, for furnishing and delivering Anthracite Coal, and Bituminous Coal, to various' public schools in the City of Rochester, New York, according to the specifications and addenda thereto of the Department of Buildings of the Board of Education, which specifications together with the official bidding sheets may be obtained at the office of the Superintendent of School Buildings, Second Floor, Education Buildirig. Each bid shall contain the name of every person interested in same and shall be accompanied by a certified check in the following amount: for Anthracite Coal, two hundred ($200) dollars; for F.ituminous Coal, one thousand ($1,000) dollars. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and all bids or proposals as the best interests of education in the City of Rochester may require. By order of the Board of Education. ROBERT B.

JEFFERS. Acting Purchasing Agent. June 8, 1943, IT Automobiles For Sale 18 1ackard 1941 deluxe "6" tour.nj sedan, radio, heater, car new throughout, real low car. Bargain. Fincher's, IS Sou' Union.

IJlymouth Chrysler and other makes, low prices, excellent condition. C. W. Fields 157 IHymowth 1941 club convertib'a coupe, radio, heater, white side wall tiren, many other extras, smartest job in town; also 3940 Mercury convertible; like new; 19.39 Mercury convertible; 1940 Chevrolet convertible; Buick 1942. new.

convertible sedan. If it's a convertible you want, come in and look these over. "You'll get more for your money at Simmon's." Simmons' Motor 21H East Ave. 4 IJlymouth -1941 deluxe club coup, white sidewall tires, radio: rare buy. Drive 10 and uv plenty.

Huff Pontiac, Fairport. 711 1 Plymouth 193,8 deluxe coupe, new paint. Schoen 68 Genesee. 411 1)lymouth 19-11 deluxe tudor sedan, driven only 14,000 miles, brand new. Monroe Auto Sales, 2S2 South cor.

Howell. 1 Plymouth 1940 deluxe touris ae-dan, radio, heater, 5 practiCaa.y new tires i car like new throughout. Fincher's, 18 South Union. 4L3 1)lymouth 1941 deluxe touring e-t dan. radio, heater, spotlight etc.

Can't be told from new, beauty. Fincher's, 18 South Union. 412 1lymouth '36 coach, good Urea, Schoen 68 (lenesee St 411 1ly mouth 1910 4-door sedan, extras; S.VJH. Standard Pontiac; Sales. W.

Main. IJlymouth 1939 deluxe tudor aedan, original black finish, car just lika new throughout, never driven winter months. Swell set of Good year tires. See this one before yon buy. McEvoy Motors, 55 Monroe.

1lymouth 1941 special deluxe 4-door sedan, two-tone finish, radio and heater, slip covers, 11,000 actual miles; three 41's in stock, iow as $795. Churchill Motors, llo Mt. Hope Ave. Open evenings. Sll 1 lymouth 1938 deluxe 4-door se-dan, driven 24,672 actual miles tires like new.

Must be seen to ba appreciated. We'll gladly demonstrate. Used Car Market, 777 Mon- roe Ave. 21 0 )lymouth 1939 sport sedan, $4991 Hallman Sell3 for Less, 29 So. Union.

A A lymouth 1936 4-door eedan. Very good tires, motor and finish. $145. Save at Siebert's, 615 South, Ave. 210 I jiymouth 1941 deluxe sedan, very good tires.

Runs fine, only J733-also 1940 4-door sedan and 1S3S tudor sedans. Many others. Used Car Market, 777 Monroe Ave. Open eves, till 9. 210 Aontiac 1937 6-cyL.

sedanT Radio and heater. 2 brand new tires. Runs fine, $345 Open eves, till 9. Used Car Market, .77 Monroe Ave. 213 IJontiac 1941 deluxe ,76" sedanete heater, 5 practically new tires, car like new throughout.

Fincher's. 13 South Union. 412 A)ontiac '35 sedan, 6 good ruin--- ber and paint, $165. Spike Motors, 1C0 Mt. Hope cor.

Alexander. 4x2 ontiac 1940 six sedan, low miie-age, modern in appearanc and economical to operate, attractive dark gray finish; this car will pass the closest Inspection. Buick, 342 East Ave. 7i5 "ontiac 1937 deluxe tudor. radio, heater, only $295.

Valley Cadillac. 333 East Ave. Zl 1 1)ontiac 1940 club coupe, heater, 5 practically new tires, motor completely overhauled In our own shop, an outstanding buy at $695. Fincher's. 18 South Union.

412 A ontiac '35 sdan, 6-wheel. Schwa 68 Genesee. 411 Ijontiac 1941 "ti'' tu-dor everything on it. $1095. man Sella for Lex.

J2'J So. Unon. 1ontiac 1940 club coupe, heater, seat covered from new. four practically new tires. real beauty.

McEvoy Motors. 55 Monroe. A ontiac '40 torpedo sedanoriginal black paint, radio, extra good tires, runs perfect, real bargain, Bancroft's, 33 Stillson St. Iontiac 1937 trunk 2-door, good. tires, $398.

Standard Pontiac Sales, 626 W. Main. 412 1)ontiac 1940 4-door sedan, best in. town. Standard Pontiac Sales, 626 W.

Main. 412 Aontiac 1940, 6 cyl. club coupe, good original tires. Runs- fine: also 1938 Pontiac Club coupe. Coma in and look them over.

Many others. W'e gladly demonstrate. Used Car Market, 777 Monroe Ave. Open eves, ti 1 1 9. 2 1 0 Studebaker 1941 Champion coupe, a practically brand new car.

Bargain. Monroe Auto Sales, 2S2 South cor. Howell. mudebaker 1941 Champion club sedan, two-tone, heater, radio. 11.000 miles, tires like new.

Buckman. 706 Dewey. Vtudebaker 1938 Commander 6 ce-dan, tires like new, has overdrive (wilt go 20 miles per excellent condition, original paint. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave.

Select from 200 beautiful cara. 311 Studebaker Champion 1940 club coupe, radio, heater, extras, fine paint. Also deluxe coupe. 14,000 actual miles. Lady owner.

$598. Stard-ard Pontiac Sales. 62S XV. Main. 412 AATillys 1940 4-cyl.

sedan733 miles per gallon. like new, 19.000 actual miles. Hurrv for this one. Churchill Motors. 110 Mt.

Hone Ave. Select from 200 beautiful cars. Sll 1argains Ford, 1934 tudor, Ford. 1936 eedan. $119; Ford, 1938 coupe, $139; Ford.

1939 coupe. $399; Ford, 1940 coupe, $499; Ford. tuoor. jfm "satisfaction Since Sergeant Motors, 727 E. Main.

412 Auto Tires 19 Goodyear 6.00x16 recap, ex-A pert tire repairing and recapping. Goodyear Service, 1S8 South Ave. 1etreaded tires For delivery, on Grade 3 certificates. Most all sizes. Immediate service.

Firestone, 291 East Ave. 712 llen Tire Vulcanizing factory method vulcanizing. 20vrs. ex perience; new location, 350 S. Clinton risit Rochester's most modern tire recapping and vulcanrzing plant.

complete stock, of all grades of new and ujed tires; no certificate neces sary for any pamenger tire recapping. Sen Joe McCarthy at ITfinricH Tiro Servicers Jjiko. GlcnfiSOS. A tutorials: Cut prices on grade II new tires with certificate. 4 75- 5.25-5 50x17.

$7. NO; 6 00x10. $75: 6 6.50XI6, $12.50: 7xxlrt, 6.00x17, 6.50x17, 6 6.50x19, 7.0Oxl?, $17 50; 7.00-xlS. $47.60. Prices plus tax.

Open evenings. American Auto auppsv. 292 East Ave. 33 spires recapped at cut rate prices. J- 6.00x16.

$4.95: 5.25 or 5.50x17. $4.90 5.50x16, $4.90 6.50x16, 7.00x15, 7.00x16. $9. American Auto Supply 292 East Ave. 39 ATotorists: Cut prices on grade I new tires with certificate.

6.00x16, 6.50x16, $11.90 7.00x15, $14; 7.00x16, 5.25-5.50x17. 5.25-5.50x18, $7.25. Prices plus tax. Open evenings to 8 p. m.

American Auto Supply 292 East Ave. 33 rpire vulcanizing molds. $25 each. 101J 292 East Ave. Auto Repairing.

Painting Vutomotive Specialized Service, generators, starters, maenetot, chine shop, blacksmith. Parts." brakes, hydraulic and mechanical 1223 E. Main. alBO Ridge and Lake, glass, radiators, springs, wheels; ma- Automobiles For Sale 18 (Chevrolet 1941 club coupe. Radio, -J heater.

Very good tires. Fincher's, IS Soiith ITnlon. 412 Chevrolet 1941 club coupe, low mileage; cleanest Chevrolet in city. Monroe Auto Sales, 2S2 South cor. Howell.

Soto '37 coupe, completely gone over. Schoen 68 Genesee. 411 De Soto 1910 4-door sedan, low mileage, attractive blue linisn, carefully owned and operated, guaranteed. Whiting-Buick 342 East Ave. 2 Dodge 1938 deluxe touring sedan, hrater, good tires.

like new throughout, only $lWi. Fincher's, 1-8 South Union. 412 I odge 1934 sedan, good Uvea li.71 Clinton Avc North. L'9 Doclge 1911 Luxury Liner brougham, 11,030 actual miles; owners name giadiy given, bargain. Standard Pontine Saii-s, 620 W.

Main. 4i2 I lodge 1940 tudor sedan, has built- -L' in radio, heater, driven 17,000 guaranteed miles "no foolin'," real-ly the cleanest '40 in New York State, new car guarantee. McEvoy Motors, 55 Monroe. Todge 1937 4-door, as is, $195. Judce's.

SI Lake. odgo '41 Luxury Liner sedan, JL-J low mileacre. beautiful tires and all the trimmings, rare bargain. Bancroft's, 33 Stillson St. Iord 1937 deluxe 4-door sedau, tires nearly new, new rings, a Black Beauty; also 1936 Ford deluxe 4-door sedan.

A real good one. Open eves till 9. Used Car Market, ill Monroe Ave. 210 Ir'ord 1935, fordor m-dan. CJlenwood 4S10-M.

338 Electric Ave. 714 Iord 1936 tudor deluxe, heater, excellent condition, good tires. Glenwood 6081-W. Call evenings. 210 1 rd 1911 convertible coupe, pali-sade grey, blue leather upholstering, radio and heater, looks and runs brand new Satisfaction since 190H 1 Sergeant Motors.

412 lord 1940 coupe (S5). goodTunner! A $395. Hallman Sells for Less, 29 So. Union. Iord 19-il super deluxe touring sedan, has radio, heater, practically new white sidewall tires, like new throughout.

Fincher's, IS South Union. 412 Iix-d 1941 deluxe 2-door, driven less than 12 000 mllao Tno-'o 01 i.R e. Aord 1941 super deluxe 2-door se-dan, radio, heater, swell set of tires, first $700 takes it. McEvoy Motors, 55 Monroe. Iords 1911 club coupe, also several tudors, low as $745.

Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope open evenings. 311 Tjord 1940 club convertible also 1938 Ford club convertible. These cars are in very good condition with good tires. Open evea 'till 9.

Used car 777 Monroe Ave. 210 Aord 1938 club convertible, radio -1- and heater, $395. Churchill Motors. 110 Mt. Hope Ave.

Select from 200 beautiful cars. 311 ora ia4U club convertible, radio J- r-nd heater, $695; also Ford 1938 itiuu convertioie, 5305. Churchill Mo tors. 110 Mt. Hope.

''Select from 200 beautiful cars." 3xx lord 1938 tudor 85. radio, only $259. Valley Cadillac, 333 East 311 Iord 1937 deluxe club coupe. Rare mooei in excellent condition, radio and heater. Good buy at $295.

aave at aieDert ra 615 South Ave. 210 Aord 1939 deluxe ourdoor-touring seuan, raaio, neater, slip covered practically new tires. Car like new. Fincher's. IS South Union.

412 lord 1941 deluxe business coupe. very low mileage, original tires uKe new, DiacK tinish, radio and omer extras. hiting-Buick Inc .11 Ave. 715 "Vrd 1940 coupe, very low age, attractive finish, rad m.le- 1 io a r.d oijirr extras; inis car 13 in new car condition. Whiting-Buick 312 Ji.ast Ave.

7J5 Aord 193S convertible coupe, au tumn brown finish, ery good appearance and priced low Sat. isf action since 1908 Spri-pant Motors. 727 E.Main. 412 Aord 1936 A- trunk sedan and coupe. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt.

Hope, open evenings. Tord 1940 deluxe coupe, recon-A- ditioned motor, new car appearance Satisfaction since 1908 I Sergeant Motors, 727 E. Main. 412 Aord 1941 deluxe tudor, attractive oiue finish, white aidewall tires, radio and heater Satisfaction 19S Sergeant Motors, 727 E. Mam.

412 Aord '42 super sedan, radio, heater. St. 411 Aord '36 sedan; choices of Two. Sci2Pen 6S Genesee St. 411 Aord 1934 convertible coupe, five f- good tires.

53 OK Terrace, Main B162- 713 1 1 uuson 1941, both 2 and 4-door cars in stock; 30 years of fair treatment and dependable merchandise makes this one of Rochester's outstanding firms in the present emergency. Don't waste valuable hours shopping when one of the largest selections of fine used cars is in this central location. As a special we offer a 1940 Country Club eight, long wheelbase, 4-door sedan, with radio and heater, at $50 off for three days. Ailing Miles, Stone St. udson 1940 deluxe 6 coupe, ra- uio, neater, acnoen, Uenesee.

411 A incoln-Zephyr 1941 four-door sedan, low mileage, attractive gray blue finish, good tires, mechanically perfect. Whiting-Buick 342 East Ave. 7 1 5 incoln Zephyr '37 coupe, radio. --Schoen 68 Genesee St. 411 ash '42 Amb.

6 club coupe, fully equipped. Schoen, C8 Genesee. 411 Vash-' -A 20.0CK 40 coach, fully equipped; 000 miles. Schoen, 68 Genesee. 411 Olds 1940 convertible "6" coupe, hydramatic, radio.

2 heaters, maroon finish, $945. Hallman Sells for Less, 29 So. Union. Olds 1941 6 cyl. hydromatic tudor, white sidewall tires.

Heater, defrosters. 8.300 actual miles. Finchers. 18 South Union. 412 Oldsmobile 1940 model 70 6 cyl.

sedan. radio, heater. Perfect mechanical condition. $795. Finchers.

18 South Union. 412 Olds '36 sedan. radio, healer. Ohl.imoliile '41 six deluxe tudor, radio. many extras; '39 nix tudor; '3J deluxe fordor sedan, radio.

$545: '36 coupe, $195. Bancroft's, 33 stillson St. Vldsmobiie 1938 6 cylinder" sedan, radio anil heater. upholstery spotless, finish excellent Satis faction since 1908 Sergeant Motors, 727 E. Main.

412 Oldsmobile 1938' "6" tudor. real clean. .498. Standard Pontiac Sales. 626 W.

Main. 412 Oldsmobile mileatre, lights, throughout. Union. 1941 sedanette, iow 5 tires, fog in perfect condition Fincher's, IS South 412 Aackard '38 club coupe, perfect. 68 Genesee St.

411 ackard 1939 2-door dark blue finish; entire car in splen-rMd condition mfbnicallv perfect Whiting-Buick. 342 East Ave. 715 Aackard '40 six sedan, one owner car. low mi1oage. a ouai'ty car at low price.

'Bancroft's, 33 St. 210 TAackard 1940 120 sedan, radio. heater. Schoen, 68 Genesee. 411 Rochester.

N. X. CLASSIFIED A1VKKTIS1NO INFORMATION CLASSIFIED RATES Non-Commercial Cash ltute One Three Sevs.1 Day Days Days 10 words or less 40c 51.05 $2.10 11 to 15 words 000 51.55 $3.10 fc'or each word over 15 add 4o 10c 20c ftuii-Coiiiuicrcxal Charge Hates One Three Seven Day Days Days 10 worda or less 45o $1.20 $2.75 11 to 15 words ue For each wold over 15 add oc 12c 2c Above rales apply only to Roches ter and MUii'ouiitiiMg towna. Kutt-s outside this tcri'ilury tiro 6u pur word dully. ho Errom in ad vertiseuienta should ho reported immediately to the adjust ment clerk.

THE UliMOClUT AMI) CUKON'CLE will not be respoiisiclo lor more than ouii incorrect insertion or oue oraissioii. Telephone Want Advertisements To Main 7400 Announcements Ljitertuiiiiiiciit lodge Grill 1479 Lyell. Orchestra Saturday nights. Bearl M. Dodge, proprietor.

Glenwood 7291. 30July 6 ier Garden Roller Rink, Sea Breeze now open, admission 35c 30J27 ft'a have fun. Boardwalk, Sea Ureeze now open for season. 3uJunel8 II urrah Book! Boardwalk, Sea Breeze now open for season. 30Junel8 Iree championship wrestling every Tuesday, Thursday.

Saturday. Boardwalk, Sea Breeze 30J7 Bost, Found, Strayed A ngora Cat Lost, orange color, J.Y. vicinity Harrington und Edger- ton. 216 itarringtoii. Monroe llbo-R, Reward.

illiold Lost, Saturday night. Cap- J- itol Theatre, containing valuable papers, gas docks, money, etc. Re ward. Glenwood 704G-W. 310 Tillfold Lost, in McCvrdy's Satur- day, containing tapers, cash.

Keep money, please mail contents to Madeline Baker, 20 x'ioneer St. 210 llue Burse Lost in Town Tavern Friday night, will finder rjlease mail personal belongs to Dorothy sorg, to4 lower cuy 715 Camera Lost, "Kodak Bantam, 4.5 lense, somewhere between Trumansburg, N. 1., and Rochester, Sunday evening. Reward. Phone Mrs.

Van Ness, Monroe 1086. 314x2-4-7 (ard Case Black, containing valu-J able papers. Reward. Charlotte 277-J. 713 ipai Wheelbarrow Lost.

Finder please call Glenwood 59. Reward 311 Diamond Ring Lost. 10th or May 17th. ward. Glenwood 1232.

Week of May Liberal Re 1 ")og Part fox terrier, black with 4 white feet, white breast, white spot on head. Lost Sunday. Reward 285 Wellington Ave. IT'nglish Setter Lost, black, whito. "Pete." Vicinity Brockport, 10 vears old; reward.

O. E. Nichols Brockport. N. Y.

715 li'yeglassea Lost; on Ormond St between Central Ave. and Kelly St. Reward. Return to 1S2 I3aden St 311 Lost in Clifford's Rej taurant. Reward.

Finder call Genesee 1229-W. 713 "Iound Cocker spaniel, black, male; about six months old. Owner may claim by identifying ana paying lor ad. 951 Atlantic Ave Sll Irish (2) male and female; reward. Monroe 093.

712 Key Case Black leather, with keys. Lost. Monroe 321. Reward. 3 11 Kolinsky Scarf Lost, fi skins.

Reward. Call Glen. 2249-W or Monroe "(KK). 311 1earl Heart Pin Lost, (brother in service); engraved Earl: Palace Theater, r.oward. Glenwood 3S80-I.

715 1)et Female English setter, white with black markings, black head, few brown markings on muzzle and forelegs. Vicinity of Clover Rd. and Monroe Ave. Strayed from home Saturday afternoon. Answers to "Queenie." License No.

1S9S90. Call Hillside 225S-R or Monroe 29-13-W. 711 Y'n Lost, amethyst, brilliants. East Main, Saturday. Stone 16S4-R.

Reward. 715 hoes Lo prl atTj owntow Reward. Monroe 6300-J. Call mornings. AlTallet Lost, 1 7 andTd ent i fl- cation cards, St.

Paul and Main, Friday. Reward. Glenwood 2137-J. 7rist Watch Lady's "white" gold, 'lost at Charlotte Sunday. Re- ward.494 Clarissa St.

A Afrist watch Ma n's Longino nauer. given by mother to young man expecting to go in service. Lost at Sea Breeze Sunday. Liberal re-ward. Main 7777.

311 Personals 7A Tebts Notice is hereby given that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted for bv anvone other than mvself. Bated this 7th dav of June. 1943. Sicnd Cpl. Patsy Pi-nacci.

Wa Inut 31 1 Any girl in trouble and In need of a friend, call or see Mrs. Major Brunner. Salvation Army, 61 North Main 4543. Business Personals Antique Jewelry Trinkets, rings, gold teeth watches, silver bought Levinson 48 North St. Diamonds Estates individual pieces, bought, sold, apnraised; excellent reference.

Fisher, 722 Mer-cantile Bldg. Stone 347. 30June15 Diamonds Watches, any size, any kind, any condition. Highest prices gold or gold tilled. Bar-ton Gold 202 Burke Bldg.

Diamonds Watches, rings, old gold, bought at highest prices. American Diamond 149-A, Main E. upstairs. Eyes Examined Glasses fitted. Dr.

R. E. Sweeting, registered optometrist In charge at Gamlers Jewelers. 10-4 East Main. cor.

North Water. Credit cheerfully extended. funerals At reasonable prices. Service and otialitv unexcelled. C.

D. Kennedy. lflOl E. Main St. jlfoiiumrnts And markers, finest All.

quality, reasonable prices. Hayes fc Andrews, phono Lima ICO. Oav 1 About halt on yard goods. Silks, woolens, cottons, drapes, slipcovers. Manhattan Silk Store, 3N1 Main, ext to Wegman'a.

RIghest prices paid for oTd gold, watches and diamonds. See us first. Gamler-s. 104 Main E. -VfOTICE TO MILK PRODUCER CF.DITORS TO PRESENT CLAUDS against JACOB DAVIS, 461 Joseph Rochester, N.

Y. Any person having a claim against Jacob Davis, 461 Joseph Rochester, N. Y. for milk or cream of his own production sold to said Jacob Bavis is hereby required to file with the undersigned Commissioner at the State Ofrice Building, Albany. N.

Y. a verified statement of such claim on or before June 26. 19-13. C. CHESTER DU MON'D.

Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets. By KENNETH F. FES. Director Division of Milk Control. Dated: Albanv, N.

Y. May 26, 1943. 61, 15, 3t. Business Fersonals Tn wanted hair, warts, moles off. trial.

Eves, also Frances Fried man. 27 Clinton Ave. S. Stono 6S8U. X' OcJioenheit's famous permanent waves.

$3.95 up. Prone ycur ap pointment. 221 Taylor Bldg. St. 155tt.

Cave on cash, carry radio service. 20 vears satisfactory service. Beaucairo 114 St. 5094. fio 1)re-war two pant suit, overcoats.

$19.75. value $30. Roch. Fashion Clothes. 471N.Clinton.

710 "Tatherine K's Corset Shop. -IV Laundry, repairs, alterations. all makes. 603 Temple Stone 323S. S10 riurn your discarded alarm clocks.

wristwatches Into cash; r00 wanted. Loomis, 2f0 Reynolds corner Bartlett. Genesee SOJulyg tVThite gabardine, unusual fine quality suits, special Paull. 42 North Clinton, opposite Mortimer, one iiignt up. 710 V7hite coats for graduation single and double breasted.

special $12.50. Paull, 42 North Clinton, op posite one flight up. 715 Auctions Auctioneers, Auction Sales 3L I. Shoolman Auctioneer and cash buyer, stores, merchandise, fixtures, machinery. Stone 7039.

513 rouis G. Wagner Auctioneer, buy- er furniture, antiques business. Cenesee 710 I.J. laser Auctioneer, liquidator. Estates, utores, machinery, com mercial stocks bought.

Stone 5352. 513 Vuction, Tuesday June 8, 2 p. m. 190 North St. "Complete contents consisting of: Servel 6 cubic foot refrigerator, Richardson chocolate mixer, Hamilton-Beach chocolate mixer, National cash register, .01 to 3.99; large electric refrigerator, Kelvinator bottle cooler, 5 fluorescent lights, 18-inch suction fan with shutters and canopy.

South Bend griddle, 2 open burners; 3-burner R. M. 3-12 Silex, electric clock, electric menu sign, back counter, 16-ft. National counter, walnut highlight finish, burn proof top; 5 National booths with costumers, work table, steam table, meat block, stove. 6 burner, 4 oven; 8 chrome stools, leather seats; cream dispenser, 2 mirrors.

10 ft. by 4 t. 5 mirrors, 3 ft. by 414 ft. 2 French fryers, flag uiower, victory kiii, ikjiikllc chine, waffle iron.

Toast Master, table model radio, menu sign, dishes. cups, glasses, silverware. kitchen knives, bread board, napkin holders, counter holders, 1 set dishes, pots and pans, 2 Venetian blinds, screen door, flooring, etc. Good sale for all. George -Begy, auctioneer.

Stone 2782 29 A uction Advance notice. Thurs day, June 11, 1 :30 p. m. Six rooms modern furniture, some antiques, Brighton section. Death in family, reason for sale.

See Wednesday D. C. for details of this estate. Louis G. Wagner, auctioneer, Genesee 38SS.

23 Ton't forget big antique sale to- day. 1 :30 p. m. sharp. 556 West Main St.

Louis G. Wagner, Auction eer, tienesee 3.VnS. Automotive Auto Accessories, Farts 15 Auto Parts For good used ones call Schuber Auto Parts. Lyelt. Glen.

6775. Closed Sundays. uto Parts Largest stock of used parts in town. Unit Parts. 1223 E.

Main, also Ridge and Lake. Automobiles For Sale 18 1uick Marquette coupe, $35. Ex i cellent condition. Superintend ent. 78 East Blvd.

712 Iuik '40 snecial smlnn original maroon paint, like new. excel lent tires, radio, low mileage and price. Hiinrroll'H, 33 Stillson St. 2uick 1941 sedanette, radio, heat-) er, white wall tires. Standard Pontiac Sales, 626 XV.

Main. 412 1uickl939 Limited sedan, like new. Schoen. 68 Genesee. 411 "fVuick 1937 convertible coupe, ra dio, heater, foglights, etc.

Hurry for this one. Open eves till 9. Used Market. 777 Monroe Ave. 210 1941 special sedanet, radio, heater, everything; driven few miles.

Auto Sales, 2S2 South cor. Howell. Buick 1941 special 4-door sedan, white sidewall tires. Brand new, radio, heater. $1095.

Hallman Sells for Less. 29 So. Union. 1uick 1936-small model7new tires and battery. Reasonable.

1903 East Avenue. 310 Chevrolets Fords and Plymouths, all models Ask your neighbor III Heinrich Motors, 214 Lake. JT Chevrolet '41 club coupe. Just a few left Schoen. 6SGenesee.

411 Chevrolet 1940 sedan, heater, clean inside and out, tires excellent. Satisfaction since 1908 gean rs, 727 E. a i 4 1 2 1941 coupe, heater, low mileage. Perfect condition. 206 Navarre ltd.

Glenwood 5342-M. 715 Chevrolet 1938 4-door master deluxe sedan, upholstery like new; also town sedan. $345, several 37 tudors: 25 Chevrolets to choose from. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave.

Open evenings. 311 Chevrolet 1940 special deluxe 2-door, radio and heater. Judge's, SI Lake. Chevrolet 1941 5-passenger coupe, in excellent condition. Judge's, 81 Lake.

Chevrolet 1939 deluxe tudor sedan, $499. Hallman Sells for Less, 29 So. Union. Chevrolet 1936 master deluxe 4-door sedan. Entire car in unbe lievably fine condition.

Former lady ovner's name on request: driven few miles. See it to appreciate its genu ine perfect condition, cnurcnui Motors. 110 Mt. Hope Ave. 311 Chevrolet 1937 master deluxe town sedan, only $179.

Valley Cadillac, 333 East Ave. 311 Chevrolet 193.8 deluxe town sedan, $298. Standard Pontiac Sales, 626 W. Main. 412 Chevrolet 1941 deluxe town sedan.

Radio, heater. Maroon finish. Ex cellent condition. $895. Fincher's.

18 South Union. 412 Chevrolet 1941 special deluxe ne-dan radio and heater. 12.212 miles, like new; also 1940 4-door and 1939 tudor. 50 other beautiful cars. We demonstrate.

Open eves 'till 9. Used Car Market, 777 Monroe Ave. Chevrolet 1911 special deluxe coupe; Chevrolet 1910 coupe; 1939 Ford coune: '37 Ford coupe. Church- Ill Motors. 110 Mt.

Hope Ave. Select from 200 beautiful cars. 311 Chevrolet '39 deluxe Hub coupe, radio, heater, very rood tires; beautiful condition throughout. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hope Ave.

Sll Chevrolets 1941, four to choose from. Real low mileage, low as $795. Churchill Motors, 110 Mt. Hone Ave. Open evenings.

311 Chevrolet 1938 town sedan, radio, $425: Chevrolet. 1936 deluxe coach. $229; Plvmouth 1940 town sedan, radio, heater. S725. Cool Chev-rolet.

360 Culver Rd. 412 Chevrolet 1937 master deluxe town radio, heater, practically new tires. Bargain, $295. Fincher's IS South TTnion. 412 Chevrolet 1939 deluxe town sedan, heater, 5 pracftrallv new tires, in A-l condition throughout Fincher's.

1 South Union. 412 Chevrolet 19-10 special deluxe town sedan, radio, heater, -unusually low mileage. Monroe Auto Sales, 2S2 South cor. Howell. Lantern Lowered In Well Causes Explosion Bergen A Bergen fanner and his hired man were reported in oiiUcal condition yesterday in Xlochestcr General Hospital as the result of an explosion of natural fras in a -well which seriously burned and hurled them 20 feet.

They are Clarence J. Arnold, about 55, operator of a Lake Road farm a mile south of here and Clair Taylor, 35, his employe. Both were seriously burned on the face, head, neck aims and chest. Additional transfusions were piven yesterday to supplement six friven over the weekend. Physicians said that if they react favorably to treatment in the next 72 hours they will have a poor! chance to recover.

Both Buffered severe fchock. The men haJ just completed repairs to a pump and had lowered a lantern to inspect their work when the occurred. Mrs. 'Arnold heard the explosion and found the men in a dazed condition about 20 feet from the well. 2Jr.

Taylor's shirt had been blown off by the force of the blast. She took them to a. Churchville physician who enlisted the aid of Sttite ToIice at the sub-station there to take them to the Rochester hospital. The men went to the well to re-fair an electric pump to provide water for livestock in a barn 200 feet away. Apparently they were on a large concrete block which covered the well, peering- through a two foot hole its center when the pas exploded.

The blast lifted the concrete block weighing: more than a ton, knocked the electric purr.p off and blew out soil around the top of the well. Nearby residents eaid Arnold, who operated the farm for 25 years, had put a lantern down the well on several previous occasions to inspect the pipe, but had never encountered gas in the well before. The blast occurred at 9:30 p. m. Friday.

Vicinity Deaths WILLIAM TUIJCY Clarendon "William Tuley, S3. Iied in Highland Hospital, Rochester, yesterday (June 7, 19-13). JAMKS M.YNI.KY Penn Yan Funeral services will fre held this morning at 8:30 o'clock Rt Corcoran Funeral Home, 102 East Main and at 9 o'clock at St. Michael's Church, for James Har.ley, 82, who -died in Seneca County Saturday fjune 5, 1013). MRS.

I.IYI-NIA WHIT KNACK Turrnra Mrs. Luvenia 93, one of the oldest residents of Mt. Morris, wife of the late Thomas Whitenack. died Sunday (June 6. 1943), in a Nunda Nursing Home following a long illness.

KDWAKI) DITTY Mt, Morris Edward Duffy, 57, former Mt. Morris resident, died Saturday. (June 15. 1913), in h's home at Hornell. He was born in Leicester.

MRS. JAMES NIXON Bath Mrs. Catherine A. Nixon, widow of James Nixon, died yesterday (June 7, 1943) at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Mc-Chesney, near here.

1 IARUY K. LA I Geneva Harry E. Lain, 66, a former resident of this city, died Saturday (June 5, 1943) in a Buffalo hospital. MRS. MAKOAKCT DU1R Allen's Hill Mrs.

Margaret Blair, f-5. died yesterday (June 7, 1913) at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Exton Rood, East Bloomfield-Allen's Hill Road, after a few days' illness. MRS Is. BARTHOLOMEW Batavia Funeral services will be from her late home, 7 Hall et a.

m. tomorrow for Mrs. Lydla F. Bartholomew, 39, wife of Nicholas Bartholomew, who clied in St. Jerome's Hospital Sunday (June 6.

19-53). Services at St. Anthony's Church will follow at 9 a. m. BARBARA BURNS Hammondsport Services will be lield at 2 p.

m. today at the Bond Funeral Home for Barbara Ann Burns, one month old, who died at the Bath Hospital Sunday. Parents are Rondald and Rose Hosmer Burn, 21 Sheather Hammonds-port. The Rev. W.

A. Arlin will officiate. Burial in Onondaga Cemetery, Bath. MRS. ERMKR TAYLOR Newark Mrs.

Carrie Taylor, widow of Elmer Taylor, died in Newark Hospital yesterday (June 7, 1943). MRS. KI.TON Falls Mrs. Clare Bar wife of Elton Itfirzelere of the l.kc Road died Sunday (June 6. 3943).

at the home of a daughter In Benton Harbor, after an extended illness. ROSK M. KOUBKK Lyons Rose Marie Koubek, 14 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F.

Koubek. 92 William Street, Lyons, died in the Edward J. Bar ber Hospital yesterday morning (June 7, 1943). She had been a patient there for about three months. Besides the parents a brother, William Jr.

survivers. The body was taken to Cleveland yesterday afternoon, the family's former home, where funeral services will be conducted and burial made In Calvary Cemetery. The father Is an officer of a Clyde manufacturing concern and has been a resident of Lyona about three Eears. 6 -ft "They're working on GENEVA CAVEIN LAID TO RAINS Geneva Undermined by recent heavy rains, a large section of East North Street, opposite St. Patrick's Cemetery, caved in yesterday.

The street was immediately blocked off and temporary repairs will be made. The cavein is approximately six feet long, from two to three 'feet wide and some four feet deep. Mrs. Charles S. Cooley, 199 East North said she was going to a nearby grocery store when she heard a rumbling and turned just in time to see a section between the old trolley tracks disappear.

A heavy truck had passed over the street just a few seconds before. During discussion on the construction of a new sewer in the street to service the Dixon public housing tract, city officials said the old sewer was practically surrounded by juicksand and it would be expensive to replace as well as holding forth the prospect of a more or less trouble in the future. The old rails had not been removed from this section of the street because officials felt they were needed as support for the pavement. East North Street for the last year has carried unusually heavy traffic during construction of the Seneca Ordnance Depot and the Sampson Naval Training Station. 4 Hit-Run Driver Hunted in Death Of Farmhand, 67 Perry Sheriff Lewis N.

Spring and deputies yesterday pressed the search for a driver believed re-sjonsible for thj hit-and-run death yesterday of William Roach, 7, Lamont farmhand. Roach's body was found about 3 a. m. on the Castile-Silver Springs Road about two hours after he had left a Silver Springs resort. An autopsy conducted yesterday by Dr.

Joseph Tannenberg, Wyoming County pathologist, showed death was caused by a ruptured heart. Coroner J. XV. Gallagher, Perry, also investigated. Roach moved to a Lamont farmhouse last Friday from the River Road near Mt.

Morris. He lived alone and had no relatives in this area as far as is known. Stanley Schools To Close Friday Stanley Rural schools in the Third Supervisory District will close Friday of this week, according to Superintendent C. C. Muehe, with the exception of one or two districts which must carj-y over because of lost Examinations have been set for the first part of the week and most of the schools will close with a picnic and outing Friday.

Owing to the gas and rubber shortage most of these events will be held on the school grounds instead of at neighboring parks as in previous years. Academic schools will conduct Regents examinations next ending the terms with commencement exercises. CLASS PICNIC Dansville The Bayford Sunday-School Class will have a picnic supper in First Methodist Church at 6 p. m. tomorrow writh the midweek prayer service following.

ilratlm Ttl.AIB Margaret, of Richmond, N. entored Into rest Monday, June 7, 1943, at the home of her grand daughter, Mrs. Kxton Rood. Besides hor granddaughter. sho in survived by one great-grandson.

Arthur W. "Rood; also nieces and ni'plii'vvs. Mim Blair l.i resting at the Reed Funeral Home, Washington Livonia, where funeral services will bo held Thursday, Juno 10, at 2 p. m. Interment, Wood lawn Cemetery, Canandaigua, N.

Y. Funeral FLOWERS DAILY DELIVERIES niways the best when they come from MAIN 19S5 58 LAKE AVE, Flower by Wire, F. T. n-rrwiTifi i a secret weapon!" Buses Halted By 'Gas' Lack Canandaigua After little more than a week's operation, the Canan daigua City bus service was diS' continued yesterday for lack of gasoline. Unless or until an cxten sion of its operating permit is forthcoming from the Office of Defense Transportation, there can be no bus service in Canandaigua, A.

W. White," director of transpor tation for the City War Council explained. The temporary permit under which the bus had operated since May 29 expired yesterday. If and when a permit will insure uninter rupted service is secured from the ODT, bus transportation will be resumed, White said. Sratlj CLARK Tn the city, Sunday, Juna 6.

1943, Chauncey C. Clark. He is survived by a Bister, Mrs. Susan C. Laney; two brothers, Fred M.

and Ralph S. Clark, all of this city. Service from the home of his sister, 2532 Elmwood at the convenience of the family. Kindly omit flowers. COLLI Kit Jennie Albright, of 94 Wisconsin June 7, 1943.

She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. William Frizelle; two sons, Elmer and Osmer Collier; three sisters. Mm. Otto Pott of Syracuse, Mrs. Craig W.

Femherton of Rochester, Mrs. Richard Hellems of Fairport; three brothers, Edward, Jacob and John Albright of Rochester; six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Frank Ashton Funer-1 Home, 1218 Culver where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in'Mt. Hope Cemetery.

I ILirrlXO Vincenzo, expired Sunday at 1:30 a. m. He leaves to mourn bis wife Amedia; five daughters, Jrma, Mary Amelia, Yolunda, Anna; two sisters, Mrs. Pauline Calling Mrs. Josephino Cinelll; a brother, Albert.

Funeral services will be Wednesday at 8 :30 a. m. from his home 22 Fleming St. Church services at Holy Crorfa. Rurial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

(1IANNAVOI.A Sunday, June 6, 1943, Angelina Giannavola oi 4'J ju.or-ton St. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Thomas Baccari; two sons, Salvatore and Michael; one brother, Charles Truise; one sister, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Giannavola is resting at Cimino Nanna Funeral Home, 221 Central Park at Niagara Street.

Funeral services Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and 9:30 o'clock et Et. Francis Xavier Church. Interment in Holy Sepulehro Cemetery. 5KAI11 Mrs. Gertrude P.

Grabb of Allen Street, Brockport. entered Into rest Momlav morning, June 7. 1943. She is survived by her husband, Pavid Grabb; two daughters, Mrs. Bernice Churchill of Rosemead, California, and Miss Marjorie Grabb of Brockport; two grandchildren.

Funeral services from her late home Wednesday afternoon, June 9th. at 2:30. Interment Lakeview Cemetery, Sweden, New York. On Monday, Juno 7. 1913, Frank Kasischke of 125 Wilkins St.

He is survived by bis wile, Mrs. Emmj. Kasischke; two nons, Orville and Clarence; one daughter, Ruth, and one brother, Carl. Mr. Kasischke was a member of the Concordia Young Men's Society, Independent Order of Foresters and the Early Settlers of Bausch Lomb Co.

Mr. Kasischke will rest at L. Schauman's Sons. Funeral Farlors, 609 Clinton Ave. N.

Funeral service on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. Thomas Berg officiat-f ing. Visiting hours 10 a. m.

to 10 p. m. LEHKKK Entered into rest Monday, June 7. 1943. at his home, 129 Henrietta Frederick A.

Lehrer, aged 68 years. He is survived by his wife, Hattie Emler Lehrer; two sons, George and Fred Lehrer; one daughter, Margaret Francis; one brother, Louis Lehrer; two sisters, Mrs. Kate Sehwager of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rausler of Macedon, N. and live grandchildren.

Mrs. Lehrer was a member of the Brotherhood of the Lutheran Church of Peace and the Maccabees Friends may call at the funeral parlors of Bender 301 Alexander where will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and at 2:30 at Lutheran Church of Peace, -Caroline and Mt. Vernon Ave. Burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery.

Buffalo papers please copy. LI VKCOIII Michael of 17 Locust passed away June 7, 1913. He leaves his wife. Rose; one eon, Liborio; his mother, Mrs. Llboria Livecchl; four sisters.

Mrs. Assunta 1'olizzl. Mrs. Ignazia Scavo, Mrs. Cannula Beatrice, one sister in Italy; three brothers, Joseph, Sam, Angclo; and one grandson.

Kuni'ral Thursday morning, June 10. 8:30 o'clock from the resl-cli-ncn and o'clock atSt. Anthony' Church. Arrangements by Vlto Cimino Sons. ltOSK- Entered into rest on Monday, June 7th, Joseph S.

Rcse of 593 Hayward Ave. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Lourena Allen, of this city and Miss Dora Rose of Picton, Canada. Funeral services will be held at the Menges funeral home, 309 Port land Ave. Time will be announced later.

TULEY William Tuley, of Clarendon, New York, at the Highland Hospital, June 7, 1943, aged 83 years. Survived by his wife. Charlotte; three daughters, Mrs. Harry Thornton, and Mrs. John Knight of Rochester, Mrs.

Edward T. Warren of Clarendon; three sons, George, Fred and Albert Tuley: 23 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren. Services Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock from N. J. Miller's Son Funeral Home, 706 South Avenue and 2:30 o'clock at Clarendon Community Church.

Interment in Holley, New 'York. Rev. Raymond Risden officiating..