1937-04-30 - Northern New York Historical Newspapers

PAGE EIGHT THE BREWSTER STANDARD — ESTABLISHED 1869 FRIDAY, APRIL 30* 1937
PATTERSON
Mr. William Johnson of New York,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Louise Austin of Rockville Center
High School, spent the week end
at her home here and accompanied
by her mother spent Saturday in Po'keepsie.
Mrs. Cora Hempe while waiting to
alight from the train one day last
week had her right hand caught in
the door, crushing and breaking three
fingers. First aid was given by Dr.
Genovese and she has since been under
the care of Dr. Morrison of Pawling
who is surgeon for the Harlem
Railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sloat have
rented the apartment in C. F. Segelkens
house to be vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Knapp.
The many friends of Mrs. A. D.
Wing regret to learn that she is not
r
enjoying her usual good health although
not confined to her room.
Alfred CHara of Syracuse University,
spent Friday and the week end
in town.
Mrs. Charles W. Penny spent Wednesday
with Mrs. H. M. Turner in
Brewster.
The many friends of Mr Emil Johnson,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson
of Orchard street, are pleased to
learn that he has had a second promotion
at the U. S. Fort in Hawaii
where he has been stationed the past
2 years and is now a Sergeant.
Miss Mildred Johnson worked at the
telephone switchboard a part of last
week during the illness of the regular
assistant.
The monthly meeting of the Womens
Missionary Society will be held at the
home of Mrs. Harold Zoller next Tuesday,
May 4, at 3 p. m. and will be a
joint meeting with the W. C. T. U. and
led by Mrs Zebulon Davis. Mrs. Jen-
Timely Repairs
Will Keep
Your Car
Young
After Winter—your car needs a good looking over. Bring it
here where expert and efficient service will correct little things
before costly repairs arc required. We will tighten up loose parts,
replace worn parts, and give you an A-l job that will keep your
car young and first class mechanically.
Rays Super-Service Station
PHONE 418 ROUTE 22 BREWSTER, N. Y.
LAWN MOWERS
Q 14-inch KWIK KUT
4-Steel .95
Bladed! $4
Full 8" inch wheel ball-bearing mower with sturdy
shrub bar. 4 keen cutting crucible steel blades.
— ROSE BUSHES
2-Yr-Old
5for$l
AU varieties now In
stock. Guaranteed to
grow. Come early and
ma Ira your selection.
,6TEEL HOE
It!
f-ta. s t e a l
blade la natural
finish, lour
foot handle.
Blade one fusee.
GARDEN TOOLS
* Strongly, Built!
Set of 41
25c Set
Ilea v y enamel
rust • resisting
steel. Includes
large trowel,
t r a n t planting
trowel, oultlvtttor
and digging
fork.
Tilly Foster Range
Opens May 9
The attendance of members at the |
regular match held on the range at
Crol on Falls on Sunday, April 25. fell
ofT somewhat, probably due to the
beautiful spring weather. We missed
some of our top shooters, among whom |
were Charlie Stover, Leo Oustafson,
R. Lincoln and Ed Mlnerley. Even
those present at the match seemed to
be suffering from the spring fever as
some of the scores will show.
Among the ladies shooting we had
Mrs. A. Eastwood. Mrs. M. Nichols,
Mrs. Elsie Light and Mrs. E. Alexander.
Mrs. Nichols has been improving
her scores each week and we can expect
to see her up at the top in the
near future.
Our Peach Lake Pride, Charlie Goller,
was back on the Job and turned in
something like his usual score. He
would have had no alibi this week as
he has had his gun trigger repaired.
Evidently our Marine, Art Hansen,
couldn't take the sting of defeat so
easily. He turned in a score that left
our Navy, Bill Duffy, so far behind
that it left no doubt as to the question
of superiority.
Not to be caught napping this Sunday
our Chef, George Strand, brought
a diuble supply of hamburgers but they
had all disappeared before the match
was finished.
Among our visitors we had little
Miss Anne Eastwood and June Alexander.
They kept Doug Bell, one of
our Vapyre Twins, busy furnishing the
chewing gum and entertaining them.
Doug has a way with the youngsters.
The match was shot in relays and
nie Barrett will be the devotional
leader
Mrs. Clarence Knowles has been
visiting relatives and friends in Brooklyn.
Miss Catherine Porter of New York,
has been spending some time at the
Porter home here which is being newly
decorated. Mrs. Porter will return
here soon from Croton Falls where she
has spent the winter.
SPRING SALUTE
Rubber Tired
LAWN MOWER
LAWN ROLLER
$895
(#>
Boiler may be
filled with water
or Band bal<
last. Has 11
gauge welded
steel drum. Beveled
•nAm won't
mar turf.
BAMBOO RAKES
Mian]
— FRUIT TREES —
S-Yr.-Old IBK? fcAJJ
49
ray trees.
Apples, Pears, Peaches.
Plums, Cherries, JCtcl
All guaranteed to grow.
First come best selection!
10c
»i»
Quality rake
won't Injure
your flower
bed cause It's
fine bamboo.
Teeth securely
bound.
EN RAKE 5PADING FORK
D Handle!
Level head
rake with It
straight forged
steel teeth. 6tu
ash bandit-.
Ixm priced.
JVHEELBARROW
Steel Tray!
$3-95
Our most popular
wheelbarrow
at specially reduced
prior! . .
Built for utility
from the ground
up.
89c
Quality spadiug
fork with l l-Jn .
tines. 30-lwii
strong bent ash
Itandle with
stee] 1> grip.
Pruning SHEARS
Steel Blades!
39c
Now is the
Ume to prune
your tiirub'
bery and tines.
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SEARS. ROEBUCK AND CO