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2-A PRESS, Binghamton, N. Jan. 21, 1971 A PRESS ADVERTISING FEATURE TIOGA COUNTY'S LARGEST SHOPPING CEWTER I 4 I in Winter jacket Sale at Cardone's in Owegb I 1 PAY PP Ml CARDOIIE'S Div. of Cloak N' Suiter 195 Main St. 687-2800.

Master Charge BankAmericard is MWI-MIOj-MAXI CAN'T DECIDE? Don't wrinkle your pretty brow worrying about it. Instead do like many others a re An'inn 1 no If you're in- need of a winter jacket now is the time to hurry to Cardone's, 195 Main Street in Owego. Cardone's is now having a sale on all winter jackets in stock. You'll save from 25 per cent to 50 per cent on all winter jackets. Naturally," all merchandise on sale is from Cardone's regular stock and is the usual fine quality you would expect from Cardone's.

While you're at Cardone's take time to look over all of the stylish mens wear in stock. a ft T1 3 i pants suit! It's y.T oi In (JQ ill )Wt, ii 25 to 50 OFF WINTER JACKETS IN STOCK feamfortable. y- stylish, and Wheiv yoa select your pant suit from our collection you're always a fashion standout. Harvey's if li Of Dress Shop Owego Hours: Thursday 'til 9 1 89 Main St. 687-0320 BUY NOW AND SAVE on winter jackets at Cardone's in Owego.

A wide selection of jackets in all sizes and styles is now specially priced to save you money. Paul F. Cardone If you're looking for a new suit Cardone's is the only place you need shop. Cardone's have all your favorite styles-alL. your favorite colorsin a large selection of sizes.

Many single and double breasteds. But why. tell you more? Stop in and see for yourself. Cardone's also have a fabulous selection of slacks and sportcoats. Any way you mix 'em or match 'em you're sure to love 'em! Cardone's modern men's store is one of leading clothiers in the area and is sure to have something for every style conscious man.

One of the truly outstanding names in men's clothing is Hart Shaffner Marx: In Owego and Tioga County this leader in the men's clothing Associated Press WlREPHOTO. POSTAL PICKETS-Mrs. Irene, fCamm, on picket duty since early morning, munches sandwich and coffee as she, marches with other postal workers in London today, the second day of the postal strike. The marchers were on their way to Post Office headquarters and later a mass meeting at Hyde Park. Postal Walkout Support Growing INTERESTED IN HAVING YOUR AD ON THIS PACE? Contact Jay Manarky 798-1325 or 687-0572 line is available at Cardone's, 195 Main Street in Owego.

Clothing is for the man who will not accept compromise it is for the man who wants the very stated Paul Cardone, owner of Cardone's, "and we certainly are proud to be the dealer for them in this area." At Cardone's you will find many other revered names in the men's clothing line names that have meant quality and good taste to many men for many years among them are Manhattan shirts, sweaters by Robert Clothes, Smoothie and Rooster Neckwear and Wright Slacks. Since opening' his store in Owego, Paul Cardone has gained a reputation of maintaining one of the area's finest, most up-to-date men's stores. "Men's fashions have become quite a Paul aid recently. "There's no doubt about it, it takes constant re searching to keep up to date." Because of his well-established contacts with so many of the country's leading clothiers, he is always well abreast of the fashion trends. A new store-side parking lot is open next to Cardone's in Owego, for your convenience.

Cardone's feature Bank-Amer-icard and Master Charge, too. Layaways and gift certifications-; are also ayailable. You may shop Cardone's every Thursday night until 9 p. m. ttMri'firTa'' A COMPLETE MODERN SALON TO BETTER SERVE YOU STINARD'S RADIO TV 78 NORTH AVE.

687-0712 Authoiiz ed ealer lor SFtM7S it "will absolutely not support" the British walkout. Fears that the pay dispute would be protracted were strengthened when the Cabinet decided not to intervene between the UPW and the Post Office management. An emergency committee also planned to assume no strike-breaking powers such as the use of troops at this stage. Strengthening this hard line was the feeling that the general public may not be unduly concerned by the halt of all mail and cable services. "Who cares if the bills don't Zenith and Stinard'sFor Reliability We Service What We Sell STEPHANIE BEAUTY SALON 687-3211 214 Front St.

Owego Open Deity hi. v. Specializing in: COLOR, BLACK and WHITE. HI-FI's MIDLAND CHARGE PLAN arrive any more?" a commu ter said laughingly on his way LONDON (AP) A threat of foreign support for striking British postal workers grew today in response to an appeal for foreign unions to cut communication links with Britain. The day-old walkout the first in the history of the Brit-i Post Office appeared headed into a lengthy stalemate with the Cabinet's decision not to intervene.

All mail and cable services were halted, but almost 90 per cent of the nation's telephones continued working on automatic systems. In Brussels, the general secretary of the Post, Telephone -and Telegraph 'International, Stefan Nedzynski, said he had asked unions everywhere to support the walkout. The PTTI represents about 2.5 million workers in 82 countries. Tom Jackson, general secretary 2 of the Union of Postal Workers asked, the PTTI on Wednesday night-; to urge unions in other coun-" tries to "cut Britain off." The appeal said some nonunion op-. erators still were workings manual transcontinental exchanges in Britain.

Nedzynski said Belgian and French unions have agreed to "instruct their members not to handle calls or telegrams to and from Britain. But it takes See to work. t. 'i BOWER'S ARTSIOP The strikers are at a further because their union cannot afford strike pay. Post Office chiefs said the number of strike-breakers var ied from 40 to 70 per cent For EXECUTIVE CHECKIUG Accounts RT.

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G.AWAD MOBILE HOMES time to get down to the individual members," he added. Union representatives in the United States and Japan questioned the legality of a union ban on British communications. A spokesman for Formosa's Post and Telegraph Union said SALES SERVICE day evenings until 9 for your shopping convenience. BankAmericard and Master Charge are welcomed. Member F.D.I.C.

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"We now have a fine selection of pre-recorded cassettes in stock. In addition, we have blank tapes for sale." It's evident after just-one visit to Stinard's TV that the folks there know their business i and because they are concerned with their customers. I "You can buy television sets most anywhere nowadaysfrom the corner grocery store to a drug remarked Henry Stinard, "but the wise buyer considers many things when making his purchase of a television set. Price is impor tant, but there are things to Service is one of the most important. At Stinard's they service what they sell." Remember, too, that when you purchase a television set you expect that set to be around for a long, time.

Consider this. How long will the dealer you purchase the set from, be around? Stinard's has been in business in Owego for many years. If trouble should develop with your set you know that a phone call to Stinard's at 687-0712 will result in help SAVE ON REMNANTS SPECIAL TABLE OF OWIGOTfOWr AOt MAIN ST. INOICOTT 74H7.10 ASSORTED FABRICS 1 1 POLYESTER KNITS 3.99 to 5.99 Asst'd Pa Herns and Colors. reporters here Wednesday that New York Conservatives are not content with 'electing just one senator, even if it means opposing Javits again as Buckley unsuccessfully, in 1968.

Buckley also told the group that he had no plans to broad-en his political base by modifying any of his conservative views. He said he was "not thinking of shifting judgments to accommodate other interests in the state." "We have a pretty unusual situation in New York," he added. Whatever Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott, told Javits was not disclosed Wednesday, but Scott's closest assistants in his Capitol office were openly confident that Buckley would be seated as a member of the Republican Caucus with little trouble. Scott has said in the past that THE WEATHER'S COLD BUT OUR DEALS ARE NOT! II If netn you will find them happy to answer all queries you have being on its way. SEW THRIFTY FABRICS BankAmericard and Master charge 'AvbilnnU products they was -Zenith Regarding the SEWING CENTER- II 0 Stinard's TV is open Thurs- WASHINGTON (AP) Senate Republicans voted today to admit Sen.

James L. Buckley-of New York, elected last November on the Conservative Party ticket, to the GOP conference. Sen. John G. Tower, emerging from the closed meeting to escort Buckley into the conference, told reporters the vote was 36 to 3.

Buckley, who defeated Republican incumbent Charles and Democrat Richard Ottinger with the blessing of the Nixon administration, said earlier in the week he would ask to be listed as Con-servativ e-Republican and would seek admission to the Republican conference. Sen. Jacob K. Javits, who strongly backed Goodell in the election, had sought creation of a committee to decide if Buckley should be admitted to the GOP conference. But Republican leaders reportedly rejected that proposal at a closed meeting Wednesday night.

Buckley says his Conservative party may run another S. senate candidate from his state in 1974. Javits would be 70 then and might not seek a fourth term. But Buckley indicated at "background breakfast" with' 13 Lake Street-Phone 687-457S-0wego IL HOURS: DAILY SAT. Stop in and see bur used car selection.

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