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Dorward Atlantic (2) — L. Delnero 440, D. Doloisio 447, Dolore's Beauty Salon U) — R' Paul 411. J. Brooks 454.

Burns Mkt. (1) — M. Car-sello 416, G. Dalola 432, Tick-nor's (2) — A. Bush 382, J. Can-none 363.

Ladies National Mastronardi's Container (0)

— D. Blasier 373, K. Paino 360, Gabriels (4> — L. Mollow 359, B. Dann 410.

Schaefer Beer (4) — J. Al-teri 467, S. Cifonelli 424, Cres­cent No. 1 (0) — L. Youngs 421, M. Polanko 465.

Empire Inn (0) — L. Odle 468, L. Hall 510, Comando Rest. (4) — M. Rocker 525, E. Bur­leigh 482.

Crescent HI (4) — D. Tryon 358, B. Harvey 429, Ackerman (0) — A. Shoultz 368, K. Robil-lard 352.

Sardo's Rest. (4) — F. Call 376, E. Schoonover 378, Derby's Colonial Furniture (0) — J. Davis 371, B. Russell 379.

Ladies American Moosettes 60VS 1st National Bank 60 Moose, Too 54 Mr. Alex 50 Shamrock 46 Palm Gardens 38% Cortland Corset 38 Lou's Barber Shop 37 Moose No. 1 33V£ B. T. C 22%

Moose No. 1 (1) — M. Bert 425, K. Shutts 367, Palm Gar­dens (3) — L. Hollenbeck 448, J. Rowe 412.

Moosettes (2) — I. Prindle 469, L. Simon 474, Lou's Barber Shop (2) — E. McMullen 381, E. Levengood 391.

BTC (1) — C. Kelley 394, J. Barrett 406, Moose "Too" (3) — F. Morrison 475, F. Phelps 453.

Shamrock (0) — H. Haley 359, R. Celeste 384, Cortland Corset (4) — T. Volbrecht 392, N. Chase 383.

Mr. Alex (0) — L. Hall 492, F. Kallfelz 511, First Nat'L Bank (4) — N. Mannino 474, H. Meldrim 465.

BOWLING CENTER

Ball & Chain Cortland Collision 59 Homer Laundry 56 O'Shea Tires 53 Lett's Gulf 50 Tallmadge Tires 46% DuBois Paint 44 Ready-Mix 35 Stone's Glass 34 The Terrace 33% Smith Electric 29

Terrace (0) — R. Morgan 591, E. Whiting 418. Lett's Gulf (4) — B. Preston 472, B. Letts 549.

O'Shea Tire Sev. (4) — T. Saltsman 412, D. Osbeck 592. Cortland Collision Shop (0) — R.- French 540, M. Suchy 419. .

DuBois Paint (1) — L. Hunt 422, E. Hunt 483. Smith Elec-(3) — B. Smith 417, B. Quinlan 410.

Tallmadge Tire (3) — M. A. Fox 418, R. Fox 530. Stone's Glass (1) — H. Parker 287, C. Gleason 481. ,

Ready Mix (3) — J. Stevens 466, N. Garvey 414. H o m e r Laundry (1) — B. Weatherby 390, S. Caughey 577.

Hospital Ladies' Purple Tigers (4) — R.

Marcey 349, M. Caputo 4 4 9. Pacifiers (0) — J. Rook 455, M. Mumn 435.

Odd Balls (0) — C. Guinter 435, P. Mantey 441. Bluebirds (4) — C. McMullin 457, D. Huttleston 436.

Skunks (0) — M. Pierce 342, H. Genson 337. Imps (4) — D. Harris 431, H. Greene 381.

Hot Shots (3) — Neilsen 375, James 348, Rockwell 348. Tuf-fers (1) — Sawyer 385, Hastead 383

Hi-Lassies ^^~ Krupa's Tip Top Inn 64% Arch Electric 59 Beanie's Devils 56 Preble Aux. No. 1 52 Lou's Donut Shop 50 Tanner Ibbotson 43 Homer National Bank — 42 Preble Aux. No. 2 42 Fisher's Roofing Company 39 Woody's Garage 33 Harts and Flowers 30 Skyline Raceway 17%

Preble Aux. No. 1 (0) — J. Davenport 471, J. Dolson 433. Beanie's Devils (4) — E. Smith 455, E. Dennis 435.

Woody's Garage (3) — P. Fairchild 432, A. Henderson 461. Skyline Raceway (1) — M. Stoddard 394, J. Bosworth 404.

Harts & Flowers (3) — J. Ruger 379, S. Hart 412. Fisher's Roofing (1) — M. Fisher 403, R. Williams 429.

Lou's Donut Shop (3) — B. Natale 456, S. Comfort 472. Tip Top Inn (1) — J. Samson 432, D. Bacon 388.

Tanner-Ibbotson (0) — B. Park 431, B. Sergent 438. Preble Aux H (4) — E. Fox 408, B. Stage 439.

Homer National Bank (2) — B. Harter 446, L. Wanish 435. Arch Electric (2) — N. Van-Slyke 413, E. Nowalk 429.

m Lo Planck Motors 65 E. H. Lang 58 Randies Dandies 56 Edinger Shell 52 "The Office" Bar & Grill .. 50 Babcock Plbg 4 Htg 46 Owego St. IGA 45 Sykes Grocery 44 Penguin Trailer Park 39 Les'Five 37 Plaza Beanty Salon 32 Snidely's Rejects 28

Office Bar & Grill (0) — S. Conrod 415, D. Comfort 387. Snidley's Rejects (4) — N. Gehm 443, C. Hobart 388.

Plaza Beauty Solon (0) — D. Butler 374, A. Hull 384. Penguin Trailer Park (4) — N. Bean 429, S. Casterline 391.

Babcock's Plbg & Htg (0)—M. Babcock 458. J. Linn 4 2 7. Sykes Grocery (4) — L. Wag­ner 415, J. Krupa 441.

Planck Motors Inc. (4) — B. Lottermoser 482, A. Lesperance

492. Les' Five (0) — J. Marshall 366. P. Coville 382.

Randies Dandies (4) — L. Soeder 52S, P. Field 494. Owego St. IGA (0) — B. Bonawitz 398, J. Schuehler 420.

Edinger Shell (1) — D. Downes 399, S. Randall 3 9 7. E. H. Lang Conts. (3) — S. Tarvis 447, E. Lyon 440.

DAVID HARUM BOWL

David Hamm Shultes Electric (4) — R. Tor-

bitt 492, N. Shultes 511. Briggs Sunoco (0) — A. Bennett 407, A. Hollenbeck 469.

Doolittles (4) — M. S t r o h 462, T. McCabe 572. Dubois Paint Center (0) — B. Hudson 399, T. Fox 446.

David Harum Bowl (0) — S. Nowalk 495, R. Grant 5 0 2. Clay's Big M. (4) — J. Bush 472, L. Meagel 60$.

Jokers (3) — R. Horner 414, D. Horner 386. Snowjet Sales 4

Service (1) — D. D. Berleu 440.

Williams 369, Fri., Feb. 7, 1969 CORTLAND STANDARD Page 11

TODAY'S GRAB BAG THf ANSWIR QUICK!

1. Which came first: vaccina­tion, or anaesthesia?

2. Which came first: the wheel or the plow?

3. Which came first: Julius Caesar or St. Paul?

4. Which came first: Alex­ander or Hannibal?

5. Which came first: the air­plane or the tank?

IT HAPKNB) TODAY On this day in 1936 a flag

established for the vice president of the United States.

IT'S BEEN SAID He who never leaves his

country is fuU of prejudices.— Croldoni. t

YOUt FUTURE A highly successful year is

presaged with promotion. To­day's child wifl be highly intel­ligent, artistic.

DID YOU KNOW

The manufacture of beer was known to the Egyptians.

BORN TODAY The world of Charles Dickens

is as modern as February 7, 1969. One of his creations is on display in the nation's movie houses a f t e r a triumphant Broadway run. "Oliver!" — the story of Oliver Twist, F a g a n , Bill Sikes and the Artful Dod­ger — has re­ceived huzzahs from t h e re­viewers of the movie musical.

And, e v e r y I Christmas time • • millions relive the story of Bob Cratchit; that old tightwad, Scrooge; the Ghost of Christ-masea Past; and Tiny Tim, who joyously says: "God Bless Us Every One!" That is of course the immortal "Christmas Carol" by Dickens.

And, who could forget "A Tale of Two Cities" and Syndey Carton who, after taking' his place on the gmllotine for his friend, says: "It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest, that I go to, than I have ever known."

And, then there are the "Pickwick Papers," "Nicholas Nickelby," "The Old Curiosity Shop," the powerful satire of

VIKING LANES

Poison Ivy Hitching Post Antiques . . . 55 Dean of Ithaca 54 Dunham's IGA 53 Fred & Don's « Lindy's « Russell's Mobil 34 Sara Lynn 28 Harford Fire Dept 23

High Scores — Lou Yacavone 243-204-621; Bob Williams 199-583; BOl Yacavone 226-582.

By FRANK WATSON Contra) frt* Writ*

"Mar&n Chuzzlewit," "Cricket on the Hearth" and "Dombey and Son."

With the publication of "Dav­id Copperfield," Dickens began his more mature works. Auto­biographical, it was Dickens' own favorite. "Bleak House" was an expose of political cor­ruption. "Great Expectations" is considered by many as his finest work.

No other English writer has created a world of characters so distinctively cruel or suffer­ing, comic or repugnant as Dickens has. No other writer has written so convincingly of the wrongs inflicted on children by adults in the 19th century.

Others born today include Sinclair Lewis and Frederick Douglass.

WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE NEPOTISM— (NEP-uh-TIZ-

um) — noun; patronage be­stowed in consideration of fam­ily relationship and not on merit.

HOW'S YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Vaccination by half a cen­

tury. 2. The plow. 3. Caesar. 4. Alexander. 5. Airplane.

Because of the great season, y o u our customers, gave us last year, w e wish to thank you with this pre-season sale. So buy now and plant later. Our motto is, "YOU CAN P A Y MORE B U T YOU'LL NEVER B U Y BETTER." .This pre-season sa le is a good example of w h a t w e mean. Your money will a lways g o a long w a y at Ithaca - Etna Land­scape Service. Take advantage of these great buys now. T h e money you save w i th us will stay w i th you.

WHOLESALE TO YOU IN LOTS OF 10. br For only $6.95 Beg. $1.49 ea. & ap.

Per 10 Flowering Shrubs

Green Barberry 18-24" Sweet Shrnb 18-24" Deutxia P. of R, 18-24" ForsytbJa 18-24" Hydrangea P . « 18-24" Honeysuckle 18-24" Sweet Mock Orange 18£4" Flowering Almond 18-24" Spiraea Bri. Wreath 18-24" Spiraea Yanhoutte 18-24" Persian Lilac 18-24" Common Lilac 18-24" "Viburnum Snowball 18-24" Weigela Rosa 18-24"

Hedge Plants Wholesale to yon br. Ibouum Privet Instant hedge.

18-24" $12.00 per 58 2-r 18.00 per 58 Z4' 25.88 per 50

California Privet 18-24" 18.00 per 50

2-3* 25.88 per 58

GROUND COVER, VINES Periwinkle Myrtle

Clamps. 8-10 leads. 18-28 leads 28-38 leads

per 188

. 12.00... . 28.88... . 38.88...

P » 1888

...45.00

.88.88

...98.80 Hall's Jap. Honeysuckle 2 yr. transplants 28.80 Virginia Creeper (American Ivy) 8-8" seedlings 28.88. American Bittersweet 18-24" seedlings 15.88. Chinese Wisteria (Bine) 8-8" seedlings 28.88.

95.00

.85.88

.75.88

.85.88

ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES Wholesale To Von In Lots Of #3 and 5. br.

per 3

8-10' Silver Maple Red Maple

Sugar Maple

White Birch

Red Bod

White Dogwood ..

Pink Dogwood . . .

Honey Locust . . . .

ToHp Tree

Flowering Crab- . apple-Hopa Plane Tree or . Sycamore Lombardy Poplar Pm Oak Flowering Peach Pnrpie Plum

. O-* 8-ir . 8 * 8-ir

. 6 ^ 8-ir . 5-r t*

.. 4-y 54* .. 34?

« ' .- 5-8*

8-r . S4T \ A . . .

8-ir ..4-5' . 5-8* .. +* 8-ir

.. 8 * . 6-8* .. 5-T .. S*

12.85. 14.75. 12.75. 18.35. 15.85. 28.25. 3.95

11.75. 15.75. 19.75. 15.75. 18.88. 13.35. 14.35 10.75. 14.50 11.25. 12.85. 11.35. 13JS. 0.75

11.35. 10.50. 3.35

per 5 ...14.85 .. .18.75

...21.35

...18.95

...23.35

.. .31.75

...14.75 ...17.75 ...27,58 ...28.75 ...22.50 .24.35 ...18.75 ...22.50 .. .14.85 ...13.35 ...1L2S ...17.95 ...17.7$

. .13.35 .. . 3.35 .. .24.75 .. .14.75 ...13.85

NUT TREES wholesale to yon in lots of five.

Chinese Chestnut 5-8' .. 15.00 White Walnut 4-6*. 0.66 Black Walnut 12-18".. 4.95

The very best fruit trees in lots of five br. Apple Trees, Red Delicious, Yellow Delicious, Transparent, Red Stayman. 3-4' . . . . 13.95 4-5' . . . . 14.95 5-T . . . . 19.35 5 in 1 Apple. 5 kinds on one tree.

9/16 eal. 3-4' 17.95 Peach Early Elberta, J. H. Hale .. 3-4' .. 10.95 Cherry. Soar Cherry, Sweet Cherry, Large Montmorency, Black Tartarian .. 3-4' .. 17.95 Plum. Bnrbank, Borce, Methley .. 3-4' .. 17.95 Here is a very special offer for those of you who have a large area to cover such as a bad bank, damp area, or a long hedge row. Row ran in lots of a 1080 for .06^ cents ea. 500 for ry2 cents ea. WHAT A BUY: 12-38" 1 yr. stock. Pink WeigeUia Mock Orange Dentria North Privet Honeysuckle California Privet Forsythia

8-14" CANADIAN HEMLOCK 180 plants $37.00 50 plants $20.80 25 plants $11.00

15 very hardy WHITE BIRCH 18"-24" for 13.95

DISCOUNTS FOR YOU. ~~* OVER

$75.00 3% $100-00 4% $25.00 1% $50.00 2%

Pins a 3% discount when yon send payment with order.

25 Special evergreen trees for $13.95 5 Scotch Pine 8-12" 5 White Pine 8-12" 5 Eraser Fir 8-12" 5 Bine Spruce 8-14"

5 Norway Spruce 8-12"

30 select Colorado Bine Spruce $12.35 4yr. 8-12" strong stock

Your Taxus Japanese Yew Hedge is here. 12 plants $1345 18 ft. Hedge 35 plants $3445 58 ft. Hedge

70 plants $5445 100 ft. Hedge

Spring is Christmas Tree planting time. per per 100 1003

Scotch Pine Special Strain S .2 yr. 8.00 35.00 French Strain S... 2 yr. 11.00 55.00 Spanish Strain S.. .2 yr. 13.00 85.00

Colorado Blue Spruce . . . . S.. 2 yr. 11.00 55.00 S...3 yr. 25.00 125.00

White Pine S.. .3 yr. 23.00 35.00 Austrian Pine S.. .2 yr. 11.00 55.00 Red Pine S.. .11.00 2 yr. 55.00 White Spruce S. 15.00 3 yr. 00.00 Norway Spruce S.. .3 yr. 21.00 85.00 Coocolar Fir S...3 yr. 22.00 35.00 Douglas Fir S.. .2 yr. 15.00 85.00 Balsam Fir S. .4 yr. 22.00 06.00

APRIL DELIVERY

AH Kerns listed here, regardless of price, are •OBOOJoi quality, true to name, hardy, and healthy. We WH not let you pay for any item which you do not like, did not order, or which you do not believe to be true to name, listing, or claim. Only at Ithaca - Etna Landscape Service can you get a deal like this. You need not pay for your order tin you receive i t If you wish to remit with order be sure to deduct your extra 3% discount. Plan now, buy now, and have every thing ready to go this spring without mat last minute running around. Well do the running for you.

This- sale ends Midnight, February 14, 1880. Just underline the items you want and the price and send hi with your name, address, and teL NO.

HI AND LOIS By Mort Walker and Dik Brown

THEVRE GONNA PLAY THAT ^S STUPID GAME WHERE WE PASS PEPPERMINTS ON TOOTHPICKS

TO EACH OTHER.

LI'L ABNER By A l Capp

BRAWUNGBUM )\J"'M&— €/UN/THURT

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ARCHIE By Bob Montana

- ^ L O O K / I F J T C A N ) J GET THERE. . . . ^

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HENRY By Carl Anderson

THAKXS =OR S££SAW:*<S-W1TW ME-HENRYi I'M . GOING HOME FOR LUNCH1.

MUGGS AND SKEETER By W a l l y Bishop

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/ VWWO SAYS YOU CANT BRIDGE THE GENERATION SAP? J 7.-7

MICKEY MOUSE By Walt Disney

ETTA KETT By Paul Robinson

WELL. HE'S THE —• FlCST PECSON I KNiOW WHO GETS

S T O M A C H /

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