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BfTtTff ll lM ^ * h '^\ **»«**. «W,MB\ fcWq' Ufl\^ *' ^ 390 , T li i^fi' i L iT, M iM^n iCT ' ir^ rkr vs T Hamestlf ,e Donuts ^ 6 for 29 ° b \ bot ' « ^ 5»M cakM 47o H ^ro Wl /f j ^ r e \^\ e. s ^ Cracked Wheat Bread '^23° |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiuiiyiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin j - The - | 1 Floorwalker | 1 at Swezey & Newins Patchogue iillllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!llll ]Ulllllillilllllllll!lllllllil!llllllllllllllll!lll!llli Here it is . . . just what you have been \vaitin» foi- . . . just when you ne* (l it... and just a * , the prices you wish to pay . . . c umpai-t , compare . . . opened just i * ¦ time . . . t ' ast on ^ r. 'J . . . and lieio we tfo . . . NOW UES. ll THIS — IT star *'* th«« (Thi*rsd.i * , *> monv m*\ ... IT will put bis smiles on the IT wi'l put bij ^ sni'it's on th • face of the keeper of the purse ' «tringF ... IT is Swezev ' s big HARV EST SALE. PROMPTLY — Tomorro w morning at 9:30 a. m. you will be able to take advantage of hun- dreds and hundreds of speciall y priced values in every single de- partment of the store. Where did these \buys \ come from and how do our expert buyers get thtm? It' s simple. For months this team of experts have been hard at work contacting our many, many fine manufacture.s. Because we at S&N give these manufacturers so much business throughout the year they are willing- to provide the excep tional values that our buyers demand. These savings are then passed on to you. > ' : •;: A TIMING — Even the weather man has been helpfu l in this big event by keeping (he weath- er warm until (his sale with its many cold weather bargains started.\You 'lI fi' .ul that the sav- ings are big and the (-election is large BUT we do suggest that you start making your se- lections at the earliest possible time. The reason is simple . . . the earlier you choose the larger will be the selection. :k % : ' : COMPARE — One other \ quick- ie \ thought . . . we suggest that you shop and compare quality and prices ... if you do you 'll see wh y thi- crowd is at Swezeys. Ik ¦ * ' , - * * i JUST IN TIME — It ' s big, it ' s convenient and it ' s open now. We are talking about the second of four bi g parking lots that opened this w ek. This week' s entry in this million dol- lar parking program is the OAK STREET LOT which is located between Oak Street and East Main Street . You 'll find it easy to g t to from North Ocean , Jayne , Maple or Medford Avenues. The parking stalls are clearly marked and easy to en- ter. In addition you 'll find powerful lights turning th.} field into daylight during the evening hour. AND it is onl y 88 step. 'i from Swezeys. WANT TO HEAR? — Here are just a few of the many hi gh- li ght values from our Harvest Sale . . . from our men ' s depart- ment . . . flannel shirts at -j 1.1)9 . . . famous make dress shirts $2.99 (reg. $4.25 & $. r >) ... wool & vicarra slax at 6.99 . . . boys ' shirts , 2 for $o . . . Maidenform bra s @ $1.59 (if perfect $2. r>0 & $3.95) . . . lad y ' s rain or shine coats , $8.88 . . . bedroom suites at $149 . . . Jumbo size rugs for $79.95 . . . linen dish towels . 3 for $1 . . . window shades for 80c , etc. etc. AND it is only the be- ginning. Every sing le day will find more new and exciting items go- ing on sale. SALUTE — This week we give a real snappy salute to the hearty Boy Scouts and particu- larly to trrir adult leaders who participated in last week' s (wo big Camporees at the Wilder- ness camp near Yaphank. De- spite adverse weather and tor- rents of rain they enjoyed a wonderful camp ing experience. A real snappy Swezey salute. THOUGHTS WHILE STROL- LING — S&Ners enjoying a look at the foliage this week included Carroll & Henrietta Swezey as well as June \Display \ Turozzi . . . coming along in real good shape is parking lot ^3 directly behind S&N . . . wait till you see this one as well as the new en- trance to S&N through its domes- tics dept. . . . that about winds it up for this week . . . before w*e close we want to g ive you this quick reminder . . . our bi g Har- vest Sale starts today and continues through Saturday, the 28th . . . you 'll want to thoroughl y shop each and every S&N dep t . . . . here ' s our THOUGHT FOR WEEK — If a man wants to borrow trouble , he never needs collat- eral. See you in the store during the week. THE FLOO R- WALKER , Swe- zey & Newins , Patchogue . Frank E. Hernia. II , second vice president and program clnir- man of the Suffolk County Real Es- tate Hoard, Inc., announces that Irvin S. Hawkins , president of the Union Savings Hank of Patchogue. is going to speak be- fore the r<-al es ' ate board about • 'inoi t4ae . es . at a nr'etine , - to b- held at Land' s End K \stauranL , Sayville , at 7:30 p. m. today. Mrs. A. C. Dilimi rs of Shore Iload at (ended a luncheon meetin . w last Tuesday given for the Wel- come Wagon hosti sse . - of Nassau and Suffolk a ' the Hunting ton Town House. Miss June Cook , an editor of the Women ' s Page of the New York Times , was the guest speaker. Miss Sue Ditinar ; and Miss Jean Pagel recentl y attended a performance of the Leningrad Kirov Ba 'let in New York City Mr. and M' rs. Albert R. Enck of 111 Jennings Avenue motored through Connecticut and Southern Massachusetts for a lew days last week. The Mlarion Branch of the Inter- national Sunshine Society will 1 old a card and game party at J :3() p. m. Monday in Moose Hall. There will be awards and refresh- ments. The Patchogue Auxiliary of the United Cerebial Palsy Associa- tion of Suffolk Countv will hold a rummage sale October 2t> , 2( and 28 from 10 a. m/ to 4 p, m. at (50 West Main Street. Philip R. Holz , son of Mrs. Florence Holz , spent the weekend at his home on Sinn Street. He is a j- .mior at Mt. St. Mary ' s ( olh ue at Emmitsburg, Md. Members and friends of the Patchogue Auxiliary to Brookha- ven Memorial Hospital are invit- retary ; Mrs. Chester Albin , dele- gate to council; Mrs. Denison , al- ternate to council; Mrs. Alfred Mac Rae, Jr.. Mrs. Sydney Med- vin and Mrs. Jacob Dranitzke , delegates to executive board. St. Francis de Sales Confrater- nity of Patchogue has set a new time for its social evening, usuall y held on Fridays. From now on Sunday from 7 to 10 p. m. will be the new time for the social evening. Tlr ' s program of a cha- peroned evening for the young people of the parish consists ol dancing and sports including p ing- pong, basketball and shuffleboard and is sponsored b y the senior members of the Confraternity of St. I' rancis de Sales parish. Robert Reed will be speaker at a meeting of the South Country African Violet Society of Lone; ¦sland at 8 p. m. October 24 in St. Paul' s Episcopal Church pa- rish hous« on Rider Avenue. Mr. Reed' s topic will be \From Cut Leaf to Blooming Plant. \ Teresa Ann Perry, infant daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Perry of 48 Terrell Street , was christen- ed October 8 in St. Francis de Sales Ii. C. Church. The Rev. Wil- liam I. Delaney officiated. God- parents are Miss Irene Perry, the baby ' s aunt , and James Gerardi. the baby ' s uncle. A family gath- ering was held at the Perry home in honor of Teresa Ann. The next meeting of the Brook- haven Memorial Hospital Sprigs will be held at 1:30 p. m. Tues- day at the hosp ital. Hostesses will be Mrs. William C. Jenkins , Mrs. Virginia R. Marshall , Mrs. George Overton and Miss Edith MeBride. Dinner-Dance — Entertainment — Awards. Benefi t of Children at Moose Heart. Catholic Youth Cen- ter , S . Ocean Ave., Patchogue , Oct. 21 8:30 P. M. $5 couple—Adv. Captain Austin Roe Society, Children of the American Revo- lution , sponsored by the Colonel Josiah Smith Chapter DAR was entertained re centl y b y Mrs. Frances Bulloch , organizer of the society, at a covered dish supper. The junior president , Serita Crou - nse , presided. The guest speaker was George Weeks , Isli p ' s Town Historian , whose topic was the Manor Houses of Long Island. A family surprise party was held October 10 in honor of Mrs. Bernard Finnerty, the former Miss Carol Ann Mc Guire. at the home of her mother , Mrs. Lorenzo Ilend- rickson at 107 Medford Avenue. Those present were Mrs. Herbert Klein and Miss Eileen Finnerty of Holbrook : Mrs. Ernest Brown and Mrs. Stanley Grodeski of Brookhaven; Mrs. Charles Bossier and Mrs. Terry Zielenski of Bell- port ; Mrs. Vernon Gilman of Bo- hemia; Mrs. Roger Bernhardt of Mastic; Mrs. Frank Norton of Bay- port; Mirs. Bryant Norton , Miss Doris Norton , ' Mrs. Percy Still , Mrs. Thomas Connoll , Mrs. Joseph Corley and the bride ' s mother and the guest-of-honor. ed to a buffet supper and instal- lation ceremony at 7 p. m. today at the Bellport Country Club Restaurant. Members to be in- stalled include : Mrs. Edmund W. Denison , chairman; Miss Elsie Barteau , treasurer; Mrs. Mary Tilton , recording secretary ; Miss Kay Ryer and Miss Mildred Sat- terly, corresponding secretaries ; Mrs. Jam n s Hunter , financial ^ec- Activities of Interest in Patchogue Great Books Found. Will Meet at P' chogue Library October 26 October 2G the Great Books Foundation will hold its regular bi-monthly meeting at the Pat- chogue Public Library on Lake Street . August Ditmars who conducted the sessions last year will lead the discussion group for the pres- ent term , which will end in April. The Great Books idea is people come together to talk about a book they have read. However , the group wishes all those who would like to join to come to the library at ei g ht p. m. October 2G even if it is only to listen. The Great Books Foundation fee ' s that scholars differ to some extent, as to exactl y whiich books deserve the hi ghest commendation , and yet there is agreement on the stature of Homer and Sophocles and Plato , of Montaigne , Milton , and Shakespeare and of Goethe , Darwin. To'stoy and Freud , and of manv others . This foundation group feels that no one is obliged to read such works , but that one leaves them unread to his own peril. The group is not a class and the leader is a layman like the others. The Great Books Foundation is an Illinois corporation organized as non-profit in 1 947. Among the books to be read this year are Macbeth The Gosp n l according to St. Matthew and the Communist Manifesto. So far this year the eroup has discussed works by Pl ato and the Declaration of In- dependence. Officers To Be Seated B y Temple Beth-El Men ' s Club Wed. The Men ' s Club of Temple Beth-El of Patchogue will hold a cocktail hour-dinner meeting Wed- nesday , startinsr at 6:30 p. m. at Temp le Beth-El , Oak Street Pat- chogue. The meeting will be highlighted by installation of officers of the club and a question and answer neriod in which Rabbi Katz will take part. Officers to be installed are : Sam Stahlman , president ; Bob Rose , first vice president; Mort Morrison , second vice president; Dick Goldstein , corresponding secretayr; George Schulman , treas- urer; Jack Kreisberg recording secretary; and Charles Newman ^nd Max Papanek trustees. P' chogue Lions Club Sets Halloween Event The annual Halloween dance for children and teenagers , snonsored by the Patchogue Lions Club, will • *>e held at the Bay Avenu<* School , Patchogue , October 31 from 8 to 11 n. m. Music will be provided by mem- bers of the Lions Club. There is no charge and refreshments in- cluding cider , cakes and donuts will be served.
