The Grape Belt and Chautauqua Farmer from Dunkirk, New York • Page 9

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liow to your man to put his forward SOCK PAK Knjt them plgfcfs. blocks in 'different 77 1 he-man colors Ifj ybijn; becquse it and'soft strength qndj Easy directions in each pak, a fL it to Keiep CoffeeDrinkers More Cautious About Prices Coatee drinkers In Dunkirk are apparently not being discouraaec by the increase in prices, A cheek this morning of soda r. Ar and restaurants indicated that by holding the price at a dime a cup, coffee sales have remained the same as before. There has been no increase in tea sales. In grocery however, the extra cost has caused most people to be a little more careful in their buying habits.

Several store owners reported that customers stop and.ask the price before they buy coffee. As a result sales of cheaper brands of coffee have increased Tea Jias also been making Us way into more homes, according to the reports of local grocers. One grocer said that she held dhe price under $1 per pound, and by cutting down the profit, was able to keep buyers coming into-the store, where they would purchase other goods. Instant coffee sales have been on the increase also. The price juamp hasn't hit the retail stores in In- stanit ooffee yet, it was reported.

Creek Grange The postponed meeting of Cherry Creek Grange was held Thursday evening, Jan. 28, at ball wifch 22 members and 18 guesti: present. Guests were Mr. and Mrs Anthony Covert, o(f Randolph, the Deputy State Master and Juvenile Deputy of Catitaraugus county and 16 members from Cottage Grange. An officers meeting at Sinclalr- ville Jan.

29 was announced and schedules were read for the tauqua county visitation program and coming contests In sewing and baking. Two applications for membership were read by Oho secretary, Mabel Boutwell. charter was draped in mem- orr of Sarah Bl a none Crumb. A report on- the Christian Rural overseas-program was given by'Ever- 1 eflt.Steward. Master Hugh'Pickup reipOTted o'li, an airplane play daitball the- next meet- 5 Ibs.Iup ao-33, FoWl.i; legihorn-type 20-221 Heavy under fl Ibs.

25-27, Over 6 Jbs. -rough 20-25, Roasters 15- ing. 1 Feb; third and fourth degrees were given'five candidates by the officers of Cottage Grange, Master, Gerald Merrill, and his 'staff, with Spaulding at the piano. He-'introduced the i guests from Cottage. Mr.

and Mrs. Covert spoke briefly. Refreshments were served dining room after the meeting; Home Bureau Cherry Creek Home Bureau met at the fire foal Wednesday, Jan. 37, for a-lesson on hairstyling by Mrs. Velma Crumb.

There were 14 present. A tureen dinner was served and plans'made for a lesson on 'storage hassocks. Ilcne B. Crumb B. Crumb, 53.

of South-Side, avenue, Cherry Creek, Thursday morning, Jan Tri-Couraty hospital, Gowanda. She- was born Jan. 11, 1901 in Cherry Creek, the eldest daughter, of-the late Burlin and Mewtie Weed.Crumb; She had been in failing several -years and suffered stroke. Wednesday evening. Crumb was a member of the Methodist Church, W.

S. Uie.Berean Sunday School class. Cherry Creek -the Reibek- ah. lodge and Past Noble Grands 't She urvived two sisters, Mrg. Clive Harvey, of North 'CoP Mrs.

of Akron, N. one' brother, Dale of -Buffalo; a vin Crumfb Avfeo lived with her, and several other nieces and nephews. A sister; Mrs. Gladys Chase, died several years ago. Corey Dies Mrs.

Mary' Corey, 79, of Cone- waogo Valley, died Wednesday, Jan. 27, at her home following a stoont illness. i- She was born In Canada July- 13, 1874, the daughter of James and Mary White Gitoay. -She was a resident of this comimundty for 55 years. Surviving two daughters, Mrs.

Grace -Pickup, Cherry Creek, apd" Miss Bertha Corey, Conewan- five sistens, Mrs; Ber of Laona, Alice -r sii I weet of Mrs. Lilly ave'of Boll- Jg-of Dunkirk and irtoty, brother, Leonard Gilray, Dunifcirk; Sei- fert'of Boston; Nr Y.v "and Peters of Cherry Steven Patersl dledlon -1953, in-Cherry Creek. Personals Wheeler entertained the Utopia'cluib Thursday at a one o'clock luncheon 'and afteicmoon -of Joyce Cru'mib underwent-an operation Tuesday at Buffalo General hospital. y'l' Crumib of Buffalo "and s. Harvey of 1 called; here IthJa-iWeek by tthe death of their Hene the'siek list are Keni jth Ray Mrs ltfHanft ftij4 onade for'open, house 4 at tisrObferh; 5 'p Joel Haptogtori, 1 Cherry 'Creek 'on affair-Is'-to'be his; Qreekrjaymond Harrington, Harvey'HairringtonrSault by Ivory Missioafl5ry led by 5.

franki -Warn. I the' three 'he ha? ghter Vera grandchildren and .16 great-grpdr Mrs, Gerald HaM Js dlreoting.tJfie eborus for "Dhe of show I'Dowm be given at Central sdiool audi- QftAPB Bfitf, fttntklrfc, y. Divorce Law Study Urged Button S. t-. Uttll Pliotft Uto Town of Dunkirk Volunteer Fire Co.

No. In. A tte nco ln In Ono Pcrsoni iere right aMvet Seated-Anthony Soybold, Thomas jf ttlchlr Jr Charles n. Acker financial toy tSSS; roe i Rmlolnu. HaUckJ, cliiefj iCel- korn, director; Russell Barone.

first assistant chief; Arthur Ftebelkorn. torium on Feb. 5 and 6. Mrs. Bess- Ifelaihoy sUter, Mrs.

Austin from near Gowandc is -with her for few days, Buffalo Produce Market Eggs, Poultry Weaiker. iPdtoes jure on case lots. Add 2 cents for eaa-toms Jncnodled, nearby: Laaige ex tra lange wMto 52-57. 'Med. whKo iB-54, Largo exibra-lainge brown Undopgrades lower- Med 47-53," Pulebs Can.

arge amd x-lange to. 55-58, -Med, rown 52-55. CANDDBD-Add 4 to cents to uncandled prkes to conform with N. Y. State Grade A.

LIVE ers fryers: 27-29, 34 Fruits APPLES-i-Steady. Y- State, Corfland, Nor 1, 21,4 'bu. Kings 3.00-3;25, N.Y.S., Ihode Island 2W up 3.25-3.75, "Mlelntoah; 2W in up 3.25-3i75, Molntosh, -2V4 -Jfl. up. bu.

3.00-3.50. Fancy, 3.75-4.25, V4 iiioh ni'Inimuim 2.50-2..75, No Spy, If 2Vfr in up. bu in uip rouble 'red fancy 4.75-5-(<0, Golden 'Delicious 4.00-4,50, 5.00•oo: Vegetables H- bushel jasbebs Red, busliel l.OO- .50, Celery Caibbmge 12 Iwls- 2.25 1-50 N.Y.S, Dry Eto- enezer, bushel Large Yellow Globe, 50-lb. sk-, No. 1, medium Large 1.101,15- 10-lb.

sacks 24- .27 steady, H. white', No-1. 50 lb, sacks i Few 1.MM.25, U5-lb acks 3Z- '38, saidcs 23- .23, Red 50-lb sacks 1.004.25 VIr. Pierpont of Cassadaga Dies CASSADAGA Arthur W. Pier- 7.7, died Sunday morning at is home near here, Born Sept.

21, 876, at Waterloo, Ia. hollas the on of Joseph W. and, Ellen, Hall ierpont; He came here from Waterloo in 911 and 'resided 1 this' ince tlien. He-was a naember of he Cassadaga" He mar- ied the Wood at in 1901 and celebrated ds 50th wedding anniversary at lassadaga three ago. Surviving are his wife, at home, a son, Judson- Watson Pierpont of Rochester; Robert A.

'ierpont of Rochester, and a sis- er, Miss Charlotte Pierpont of Cassadaga. TOO WILLING CEDAR Va. Sgt. Jeff Brown told the 13- year-old boy suspected of breaking nto a service station that "you might as well tell us about ye took finger prints 'at the Station ind all we 'have to do is compare them with yours. "I'll be glad to the give "you 5 my youth "replied, 'but, they -won't' prove a thing.

I Clymei Wila Mr. Mrs, Jesse (Loofcenliouso fetum- od Fddny evening aftor spend'tog three wooJos wlh hor MM- Jamves Murst, out Va. aad Mirs. AJfred wore over-nlgliit of Mr. awl CMiTs.

llhomtea Newlliouse Little Valley. They aititendied tlhe ibaU game Friday ovonlmig, "The Colfoo club reminded Mrs. Lylo Comwton of her btrtliday, Jan. IB, WedTOsday Tlio foirtbdniy "by MM. Ton.

Others attoiwllinig were Mrs, Fred Wnrdes, M.ps. Jnanes Mrs; Cnirlyflo MM. John Letters, Mra, Howaird Harold Lejttors and James TenMnken- 'Mais. OhrJis Christenson of Ooray, Jennia Neelccrs. Mss Iva Mr.

and Mrs. AMrod Newhouse and tUt, and Mns- Lyle Comlpton were Soind.fty cuests of Mr. amid MIPS. N. Y.

Eiiolit. aihie ofrcadon' celebrated Mra. Elliotts birthday. Mrs. Julian and Mrs, Eugene Nowhouse entertained at tBno horns at a stork, shower for 1 Howard TeQulvier amd son, Dortmlis Kevin, oft Saiturdaiy evening; i Mr.

atid'Mjps- Howaird ToOulvor and son, Deounis, of Ja.mos>town were Saturdaiy oaUers of Mr. -and Edigar TeOulver. Dennis Kevin, who wild a year-old on May 7, eaime to live wWr TeOulvers weteks ago. Mrs. Delia, Bejonlnk is at the ihome of -and Mrs-'Robert Mogue at North'East.

Mjr, a.nd Mrs, Tewpaa amd Ida' JoJiWsoti Called'oft- Mra. EJua MoCraiy Oasler at Sund'ay. Mr- and Mrs. Donald DJcteison and wws of Oorry were of and Mrs. Edigar TeOulvor on Wednesday.

Their youngest dauiglhter, Andrea, is staiydmitf WJdih her until Mrs. Dick- onson is fully recovered from a operation, MARKS CORNERS Pcrsoiinls Mrs. JMo WWte was (honored nt a stork sowwer on Monday ovoniivs nt Miltoax Howes' at Mny- lile' Mr. and Mm Will Gabriel iMir, and Mirs, Lfrflio Gaibriol wero liuosday ev of Mr, and Goralc Gaibrlel at Eirlo. Mr- and Mrs.

Pawl Edwiur-ds were Swtutxlny oventag of Mr. aind Mrs. Lyie Gaibrkll, wscs Tlio WSOS met Wednesday at the Qyimer Metinodb tiliroo gaiosts A quilt Wed and other sowing was done. Alvin Devotlon-Bils were led by Mrs Rhodes, M'ss Slim presided at tiho 'business 1st voted to BOW who ion $35 to "Mrs. Preoda Maxweffl socin be leaving for work in Aftilicn, RoJroshments were serwd Mrs, Rhodes and Mrs.

Carl fli9dh, by Ca NORTH CLYMER Porsonnls 'Mrs. Karl Wheolor of Oonneamt- vlfc, and Mr. and Mrs- Kestor Near otf NerBh Bast wore Mondaty evening of and Mra Geoiigo Mrs. Glenn Meerdtok Is 'Btll osipilaMzed at the WOA JaimestoAvn, but Is, limiproved. Loiils Moore 1 wamakis mbowt- (ilio UMJ 'Jfttme-sHown Qetiernl Wilma Adams is assisting a't the home of Mr.

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