The Daily Messenger from Canandaigua, New York • Page 14

FOURTEEN THE DAILY MESSENGER, CANANDA1GUA, N. A 1 1 where you always find a Cordial Welcome! Yes, you can "Fee! at Home" when you shop in our stores, because find them staffed with pleasant people--neighborly, courteous people. You'll receive not only a cordial welcome but smiling service, too, in helping you select the foods of your choice. This week, you will want to take full advantage of our big canned foods sale --a real harvest festival of fine foods at money-saving prices. If you drive to the store, all large or heavy packages will be carried to your car by our employees, it's another service to make your shopping more pleasant.

Steak Prices Down Again! ROUND, SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE Ib STEAKS 75 7 Minit COCOANUT PIE MIX 29c CRUST AND 10 01 FIUINC FRESH CUT-UP FOWL MEW YORK DRESSED FRESH FOWL 49c ramiitai efalckeiu leollj railed and dressed in our Ctatrai New Tork plant. U. S. Gov't Graded Commercial Beef FANCY CHUCK ROAST STANDING RIB ROAST LEAN MEATY PLATE BEEF LEAN FRESH GROUND BEEF 63c 69c 39c 57c Crisco VEGT. SHORTENING A I 3 I 17 on 11 can 111 I "Quick" Fudge "JUNKET" BRAND PICNICS Lean.

Tender 5-7 Ib. 51c CHOC Oft 12 01 PENUCHE pka 30c Freshly Baked Save With Sea Food Borden's SUPREME SLICED BREAD SUPREME RAISIN BREAD FRESH ROLLS LAYER CAKE COFFEE CAKE 3c 16 ot Uwl 16-U luf KOVNO OK LONG ALMOND CRUNCH BlTTfcR CREAM ICED FILLED ALMOND TWIST FHESH MEDIUM I3c OYSTERS I8c DRESSED WHIVINB SWEET PERCH FILLETS TENDER SLICED COO LUSCIOUS LARGE SHRIMP ISc 65e 35e pint can Ib Ib Ib Ib 75c ISc 33e 298 He KSTANT HOT CHOC. 24c DRINK VITAMLVS IN HEMO POWDER 59e Hunt Club VE6ETARES DOG FOOD 5 Ib bag 69c CRISP CORTLAND APPLES JUICY SOLID CORTLANDS ARE THE IDEAL "ALL-PURPOSE" APPLE. Chiffon SOAP FLAKES 33c PASCAL CELERY 19c HEALTH SOAP CALIF, TOKAY GRAPES AL. VALENCIA ORANGES I Oc SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT ri.

29c We YELLOW OKIONS 10 37,. 3 28c Gold Dust WASHING POWDER 23c On Canned Vegetables FARMDALE BEANS FARMDALE BEANS REB KIDNEY BEANS ASGO CUT BEETS DICED CARROTS GOLDEN CORN FARMDALE PEAS SAUERKRAUT FARMDALE TOMATOES CAMPBELL'S PORK BEANS CUT GREEN GOLDEN WAX ROB FORD OUR BFST ASCO TENDER ACME SUGAR WHOIE KERNEL LARGE AND SWEET IDEAL TANGY AND LONG-CUT 89c 6 1'99c 6 1. 1 69e 6, 6 6 S9c 89e 89c 6 IT 79e 6 B8c 6 79e IDEAL FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE 4 89' LOOT'S FREESTONE PEACHES FRUIT COCKTAIL A 3 A 2 No.Z'i No.2'i cans LNPEELED APRICOTS ORANGE AND 79' SECTIONS ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT 6 5 16-02 cans No. 2 cans 89 99 Swan Soap LARGE SIZE 2 33c Swan Soap MEDIUM SIZE lOc Lux Soap BATH SIZE 2 27c Lux Soap TOILET SIZE 28c Rinso WITH SOLIUM WHOLE JflW LOW PRICE! ADD WATER. MIX AND BAKE! GOLD SEAL ASST.

CAKE MIXES 2 A MELLOW. FULL BODIED BLEND ASCO RICH COFFEE KIDS! GET TOUR TED WILLIAMS RING! NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT Eat A Better Breakfast! 45c 43c 33c Flavorful Nutritions GOLD SEAL QUICK OATS For A Hearty Meal GOLD SEAL PAHCAKE MIX Regular or Minute CREAM OF WriEAT Meal Sweetened FU. QflAf EFWJIT SECTIONS Delirhtfoll.v Different fU. TANGERINE JUICE 48 oz pkg. 33c 20 ez ISc 28 oz pkj.

30c 2 can ISc 2 2 cans 2 3 Armour's TASTY TRIIT Armour's VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 01 I.EMON PIE FILLING 6000 LUCK INSTANT ASSORTED 04 FROSTIN6S HEINZ STRAINED BABY FOODS HF.INZ JUNIOR BABY FOODS HEIN7, PRE-COOKED BABY CEREAL NABISCO PREMICM CRACKERS SIXSHINE CRACKERS GRAHAMS WOODBCRV8 TOILET SOAP HOtSEHOLD OIL THREE-IN-OME SELF SHINING AERO-WAX SCRATCH COVER OLD ENGLISH KIRKMAVS GRAN. SOAP KIRKMAVS CLEANSER KIRKMAVft SOAP POWDER KIRKMAN'S COMP, SOAP 3 4 25c ll-oi 1-lb 1-lb 3 28e 3 4lc I7e 25e 28e 35l 2lc 27c 25c 33e 3 23c M-n Lux Flakes THEY'RE GENTLE 2 27c 33c Kirkman's SOAP FLAKES 33c ran 6-01 bU Ice 23t Kirkman's BORAX SOAP 3 25c GOLD SEAL PANCAKE FLOUR "Jii" Locals Charles; A has rot i i to I'uint Veterans hospital at spending a week's his a ily at 228 West avenue. iiiifl T. Bartend Evans. Kort Hi!) the weekend Akron.

their daughter. Mrs. Robert M. and JSnroute home they we; 1 in of John D. I a i i i city.

Mrs. Kniis. i i i a spending the i antl formerly of Ktratton and io flintan' after vf-ekeiiil holiday i i her Mr. Park le Run. signal I A Lassie.

(In- i i i a i curl) Icr Otliecr i K. I'res'-ley's Misi rspss a street. Presslo demonstration itojj.s tu tf.irli i a i salrt.v Io school liiUimi. Hundreds Join Gold Rush in New Jersey Searchers Excavate feverishly For Buried Treasure Editor Proposes National Vote On Problems Affecting People RADIO PROGRAM By -lames i A Do you i people oujjlu i ote on IMS i i in a national referendum For a i i Suppose luui reached a point Miere was widspread. serious on joining a Instead of a i Congress vote right away, all the people- would vote yes or no.

to lei Congress know what the people wanted. Then Congress could be guided by a The idea of a i a referendum on big problems a ing the people is offered i week in a book "A i Democracy is a Dangeroiiy Thing." It's by Charles a senior editor of i Digest. Ferguson "Under our present i can form of a i 1 ever may be said for it when ii i is compared i i a i a government, there exists no ef- wnv of i 1he i i of the people be heard. "Opinion must be registered indirectly. i layers of resistance.

i a ism offers of i for a i noise, but is noi wired for sound. "The result is a of both the a i i a i a i i a i a of Hie ernment must cundue! i a a i in a a of a i if not ignorance a a ihe mass of the a i Ferguson lakes note of remedies a a ber.n set to let Congress know wliat public: i 1. The lobby. lie hasn't use for i as a a of pressing i i i i too he says a lobby is i selfish pressure I i io get Congress to do a i Mm' i i 2. The i opinion polls, lie i the a been "as- i i a a a besi i i i i a a i an i i a i on by perls, a survey of views or- pr(sse(! a and in spouse to a a Ferguson sees a i a i i of his idea may say i This is a free a can i his Congressman or send a to the i up on a street corner or in a i i a a a ever he pleases.

To which Ferguson says: "The a a i a i a i privileges i people a i crying i i ness: there is no sys'ern of direct i a i between and the a decisions of i a i a people a a a result clemo- A Io; of Ferguson's i i is i on Hope a a rcfe: v.ou'd a a the people would vole the i a i order i i i people on any presenter! as a i i need i i i i i i il peoj)le i i i i i i i i i a i i a-; i i i i I i OUl i i 1 i i i i i i i 1 el'ore il i a i i i i i i i i A i lia.s a i i 11 i i i 1' 1 i i i i a N'ew York i i i A. a a i a i i i a K. i a a i I I I a and A i i and a i i 1 1 i a i poli.s. Theodore a i A i a Foi-um of the Air which MBS dropped las! a a the a had been on for years, is to be revived nex' week. Ii i a Tues; day i schedule al 10.

a subject for the is a vs. Dewey." i Topics for i a i Heni-y A i i i i i i) Al son and i i a i i i a in i Crosi.x 1 in Welcome a i i song. Mr. Keen a the a i a i in First i "A a i i '1'hi ee Cc-nts." i Al-iC-S A and Costello: 111 'M i'f A a concert. Ta a I i (ieorge I in a i Theater.

Highlands, N. seashore gold rush as hundreds of people converged here in a hunt for burk-d treasure. The reported discovery of tix more 18lh century gold coins on tho banks of the Shrewsbury river, near the Atlantic ocean, gave impetus to About 400 men, women and children streamed over the beaches beginning at chill dawn in a big beachcoming operation. Armed with rakes, screens, shovels, pails and assorted digging implements, many sifted the sands in this legendary pirates' port of call. A Newark coin dealer, Fred W.

Burnet, said from descriptions of the coins found lie believed them to be old Portuguese doubloons, possibly pirates' treasure. He estimated that, in good condition, the coins probably are worth about $75 each. F'ifteen of the coins have been discovered altogether since William Cottrell. 75, first picked one up i i on the beach. is dated 1735.

The coins were turned up near 'he area of the previous finds, some below high water mark. Stories of pirates' treasure flew thick and in this resort town of about 2,000 population. A crowd gathered to watch the excavatidrp of the hopeful hunters. Many believed the coins had been dug from the river bottom when uie Shrewsbury was dredged about 12 years ago. Sand from the dredge.

i.ig was pumped along the banks iitul has been washed and. blown away during the years. i i pi a i i i 2 i i 'M' 1 a i i a a A Tori a i i a i program a i a A I i 7 i i a i i Thi.s Is FBf A. M. i a for i i 1 P.

i i i re- I I i i i 7 i i i i i a in i I i i a Mi s. i i a 1 of i i i i mi 1 1 ia'e i a a a I in; 1 i i I i a i a i i i in New Yo, 1: i week. A Matu i i Seneca a i a ose of Great Britain i a i i a wears a pink, felt hat iiov. i i i i a as Dis- v.itli porn porn trimming. 0 Sen.

Wisconsin Rcpul- licjn. tries i for Donn.i Hem at his linmr. Mis i ipc: (iiiartcr-pounil in heavy pan: add li.tff cup a llir moltv: add rliickrn battrr or Hour; and Ir-t si-mmcr minutes: salt anil pcpjit-r; fry to golden i The Daily Messenger I I YOKK I'li-nsr cnli-r my Io The D.iily from (o a Kates: I Vear liy Carrier i I Vi-jip (Ontario, Wa.MH- or Vales Counties) I Vear hy Mail 'N. V. State Outside Ontario, or Vales A I I IJV ONTARIO DAILY I A Reputation For Selling The Finest In Time 17 Jewel HAMILTON 1-1 Kt.

Natunil Gold 18 Kt. Applied Gold Numeral Dial $60.50 Federal Tax Incl. 17 HAMILTON Natural Gol! Domed Crystal $60.50 Other Fine Timepieces From S19.95 DORIS Crown Jewelers 15G South Main Street If We Ifcii't GimrwnlM It We Won't Sell It!.