• Personal, Social and Local ItemsAli *.-' A n n o H. i n s t ' - i n of M i i i v n r -

st i ool i* s j tont l inv . :' v a v n t i u t t v i n i f i n i rt'l i t ' i n l s in Venice , C a l i f . M i .^s Bern-s t e i n ni .- i i lo l l i o t r i p w i t l i Al l- , an i l M r - . ,K t t l i i n Hoi -n.- l i ' i i i a im ch i l d r en "f ;U r o o k l v n . j

M I -H . I.o.mar.l Spa i Ks nf West Mam ;st reet has relumed recentl y t' v.utt iC:,in :i K . l i l h M ar y , near P l easan tv i l l o , iuh i ' i 'i - she spent 1<> days t a k i n j ; •'•- j< ¦niir. se ill vo lun tee r t r a i n i n g . .

.Mr. and Mrs . I! . . l >er i P. S h i p ley :of Ch.' in i l i iTshnr i r , Pa., recentl y spent ;.s. veral days visi t int. .- Mrs. Shipley 's !p a r e nt s . Mr . and M rs. A. .1. K e l l y ;of Sout h Ocean a tomic . Mr . S h i p - ;ley is li- in .u- I I an iV . iv i l t.i Cot in ....;- ;where he is to direct, p rograms :tl ¦

a no\c radio s t a t ion w i i i c l i w i l l oju nAn en st 1.

Swezey & Votvi i is is l icadiiuai tersfor i lu> " famous Simmons B e a u t y ,Rest mat t resses and box springs.—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sp isak cele-brated t h e i r 1 wen ty-e i .t i l i t l i weddinjcanniversary Friday nii ;h1 . A p a r t y ,p lanned by the i r daugh te r , Mrs. K.W. Kemp " nf Sayvil le , was n iven in ;the i r honor. The gnosis were Mr. ;and Mrs. Edward Halton , Miss F.dithTay lor , Mis:; A n n M i r a b e l l i . Mr s-. SamMi 'rahelli , John , Dorot hy and Mar ieSpisak , all of Pa tehot fue ; Miss Mar ieSpisak . John S t u n n e r, I he B r o n x ;Mrs. F r a n k I n u n .-n u l a t n , SeymourConn. A buffet snp t iei - was served.

Dr. Fred H.-illock and his wi fe , DrHelen I.h.yd l lal lock. and also Mrs.Pau l ine A. Lloyd and Miss Doris Pat-ton of Louisv i l l e . Ky., are v i s i t ingDr. Fred Hal lock ' s parents , Mr. andMrs. A r t h u r llallock of Washingtonavenue. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hard-er and f ami ly of Lynbrook were re-cent jrnt' sts at t he l lal lock cottage.Mrs. Harder is a sister of Mr. Hal -lock.

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hulbnmk anddaiiK htor , Stephanie of Kln ihur s t arevis i t ing Mr. Holhrook's grandparents ,Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Hoe.

Mrs. Fannie Goldy of Patorson , N.J., is visiting Mrs. Fanny Goldsteinof North Ocean avenue.

Mrs. Frank Caldwell of Toronto,Canada , will arrive this weekend tospend some t ime with her sister, Mrs.John Hollaman of West avenue.

Don't miss the "Summer Clear-ance" now at the Colony Shop.—Adv.

Through the Potter and Robinsonsoffice, the house of Edward Cornellon Bay avenue was sold to A. E.Moss, jeweler of PatchoRue. Mr.Cornell is a former manager of thelocal Prudential Insurance , companyoffice and now resides with his fami-ly in Taunton , Mass.' Mr. and Mrs. Timmio Mazzei have

moved in to their new home on Boylanlane , Blue Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bachman, Mr.and Mrs. Jesse Hall and Miss Bea-trice Lamb of Philadelphia wereweekend guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Fergus Shaw, Sr., of Hillstreet .

Mrs. Dorothy Kornbluth of thoBeauty Mart has returned to herhome on Ketcham street after spend-ing 10 days at Lake Placid.

For Everyday Csc and for Parties,Too! A "matching service" line ofnapkins, coasters, cups, table coversand plates. In stock. Weeks Print-ing, H Railroad Ave.—Adv.

Miss Dorothy Knooll of CO Leersvenue has arrived at Stewart, Nov.,where she wil l conduct a course forinstructors at the summer session ofthe Carson Indian school. MissKnoell has been doing research workfor the Indian Service at the Uni-versity of Chicago and received herPh.D. there last December. A ftera trip through the Western states,at the conclusion of her assignmentat. Stewart, she will join the staff atthe University of Wisconsin, Madi-son, Wis., where she will do edu ca-tional research work.

Miss Miriam Beasley of Columbia ,S. C, who has been visiting hermother, Mrs. I^i u ra Beasley of Amitystreet, is visiting in Canandaigua andNorthampton, Mass. Miss Beasleyis occupational therapist at the Vet-erans hospital in Columbia.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Egner anddaughters, (Jloria and Elaine, andMrs. Elizabeth Schaldonat of Brook -lyn were weekend guests of Mr. andMrs. A. Popp of Lakewood street.

. M a m m o t h Firew orks Display atHagerman, St . Joseph's C h u r c hGrounds. Sunday night . July 24. Allinvited.—Adv.

Mrs . J. Kozlow .ski of Columbiastreet enter ta ined over the weekendher roti and daugh te r - in - l aw , Mr. andMrs. .Edward Ko/.lowski of Elmhurst ,Miss Blanche Lubomska of Maspethand Miss Mary Hall of Whitestone.They all a t tended the Polish Ameri-can dance at polish hal l Saturdaynight , at w h i c h t ime Mrs. EdwardKozlowski was serenaded by the or-chestra and a l l the other guests incelebration of her bir thdav.

> Tne P u l a s k i Club of Pa tchogue met:,t t h e c l ubhouse on Falcon avi im.Fi iday n i t r l i t . w i t h A l e x a n d e r Zelcn-¦ki . v ice pr . -s ident . presiding in ab -sence ol F m m e t t N e w to n , presidei i * .F i n a l plan.- wete made for the caulp a l l y to tie held tomorrow night alt h e ha l l . Mrs. (iem-ge Kopczynsk iis c h a i i m a n of t h e a f fa i r . The e n t i r eproceeds w i l l go to St. Francis deSales R. f . church.

The Shoreham, Restaurant "Onthe Bay " Sayville. Special Luncheonweekdays Sl.aO ; Special Table d'hoteDinners <> to '» p. m. Monday t h r o u g hFriday #2.00.— Adv .

A s to rk shower in honor of Airs.Rober t I label was given at the homeol ' Mrs. Clifford Scale on C o n k i i navenue, 1'ate 'nogue , Ju ly 5. The host -esses were Mrs. Scale and Miss KayR \ e i . The room was a t t r a c t i v e l ydecorated in p i n k and blue crepe pa-pei , and a huge stork was in t hemiddle of the table w i t h favors sur-rounding i t . .Mrs. 1 label receivedmany b e a u t i f u l gif ts . The guestswere : Mrs . A r t h u r Ko t tman . Mrs.John B laum , Mrs. J. K o t t m a n , Mrs .Creorge Swar t z fage i. Miss Mur ie l D i t -tme ie i . Miss Mur ie l H o l l m a n n ,Miss Edi th Doerr and Miss Mar ieCi i i i r i of Patchogue; Mrs. Carl Win -gard , Medford; Mrs. Charles A t k i n s .Jr., Port .lell' ersoii : .Miss Helen M a n -dry, l.- l i p ; and Airs. J. P i a t t , Rich-mond H i l l .

Home made pies and cakes bakedto order. Academy Restaurant. 16aC #l.... .i.. A .... . . .I 1> .. «.,I......... l ll.o. .. . /» *. .« II .' i » c-., I «- I . M diLii.r^ue i£.zm.—Adv.

Donald Graneto , son of Mr. andMrs . Patrick (i rane t to of CanaanLake, wil l celebrate his birthday nextWednesday.

A. S m i t h Petty is a patient inNeurological i n s t i t u t e , New Yorkcity.

Miss .Margery Cuttr idgo gave apar ty at her home on North Oceanavenue Tuesday night in honor ofthe fi rst wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Sheppa'rd. Theguests were Mrs. Frank Guttridge,Sr., Charles Fezler, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.Sheppard received lovely gifts, amongthem an anniversary cake with onecandle.

Miss Leonora Watkins of NorthOcean avenue is enjoying a two weekvacation from her position at Loesers,Bay Shore.

The Philathea class wil l hold aclambake Wednesday night at thehome of Mrs. Wanda ' Seaman in EastPatchogue.

Lieut . C.vmdr. Howard I. Sephtmiof Al f red u n i v e r s i t y has 1,,-eii called1n Wash ing ton . D. « '.. for two weeks'act ive d u t y w i t h t h e Uni ted Stat esN a v a l Reserve. Commander Sep htoiiis the son of Al l . and Mrs. GeorgeSephlon of Wigg ins avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Guy Waller , Jr.,and chi ldren. Guy, Jr.. and Jonel le ,have returned to t h e i r home in Au-burn Ala., a f ter spending two weekswith Mrs. Waller 's mother , Airs.Pallia Alathewson of Jennings avenue .

Mrs. Emil Praetorius. w h o has beenill at her home on Medford avenue ,is convalescing.

Swt'/rj & Newins features W hi t eSwan uniforms.— Adv .

Mr. and Airs. Frank Toth of SouthCountry road , F.ast Patchogue, whosailed for France about three weeksago , have been sightseeing in Parisand are now in Chamonix to viewthe Mont Blanc Alps . In a card re-ceived f rom them they say. "Nowords can express the wonder andbeauty of it all . . . leaving forSwitzer land tomorrow. We are lineand had a comfortable voyage."

W i l l i a m , Robert and StephenSaulle , sons of Mr. and Mrs. Salva-tore Saulle of Grove avenue, werebaptized at the Congregationalchurch Sunday dur ing the morningsei vice by the Rev. Gerald E. Boyce.

Air. and Mrs. Alichael Ventiere havereturned to the i r home on Averyavenue af ter a motor t r ip throughthe midwest and Canada.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ivey entertainedat their home, "Happy Hil l ," in Mid-dle Island , Sunday, at a picnic. Thosepresent were : Mr. and Mrs. PaulIvey, Jr., Mrs. Ann Ivey, Shelley,Susan and Tommy Ivey, Miss BarbaraT-Iaire r and Paul Parker of RoekvilleCentre ; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ly-decker, Karen and Susan Lydecker ofAmity vide ; Mrs. Ida Abrams, Mrs.Ann Fitzpatrick, James Kane, Mrs.P. Tollarine, J. Buckley, Mr. De Witt ,Mr. and Mrs. T. Harms of Brooklyn;Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wallen , Sandraand Ronnie Wallen of Hempstead ;Mrs. Adeline Ivey of Middle Island;Peter and Claire ' Lydecker of Holts-ville; Mr . and Mrs. John Wallen, Mr.and Mrs. Michael Wallen , William ,Jean and Robert Wallen , Mr. andMrs. Will iam Martin , Mary Martin ,Mr. and Mrs. A. Le Branch , BuddyEgan , Joseph Wallen , Mr. and Mrs.

lohn Wallen. Jr .. ATr. ami Airs. Wi l - jl i am Rowland ami B i l l y Rowland, of iHeliport ; Alv. and Mr s . Peter To!-;larine , Peter, Jr.. of Fast Pa t c imgue;Air. and Ai rs. John Camp bell , .la-.q i i i eand John Camp bell . Jr.. Ai r . and Mrs.Sal I.ot i to , Carole l .o t i to , M r . andAirs. Frank I .o t i to , A n i t a . Alarg ie ,Ann Marie and Frank Loti to , Jr.,Ai rs. Ruse Frisco , Rut h and LouisFrisco , Mr. and M rs. John G a m nl d i ,Shir ley and George ( i a i n a l d i . Ai r.Gaina ld i . Mr. and Airs . James Lo-and Mrs. FM< r Gami ld i , J i m m y

t i t o . A l l . and Airs. Francis M'^lita ,Johnny Slechta. Mr. and Airs HaroldFn r re l'l . June , Thomas and Michel leFarrell . al l of Patchogue . Outdoorsports were enjoyed as well as re-f r e s h m e n ts in l i i e l uuure of :i c lam-bake.

Airs . G r i f f i t h R. Owen and son ,Thomas L. Owen , of Nai i tkee road.Blue P oint , spent the weekend inPrid .'-eport , Conn., as the guests ofAir . and Mrs. A. T. Westlake andf a m i l y . The Westlakes are formerresidents of Patchogue.

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Save up to 5Q%!We go out shopping too ! Everywhere we go we

try to find bargains we know you'll be expecting

from us. This time we've had luck as you will see

below. Most of the items are brand new, bought

at big reductions, and plenty of summer monthsahead in which to use them.

Repeat of 3-Time Sellout!

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Three times we've slocked a \^~ / $&£$&%&' J ,«^table on »he main floor and , Jj&M&'i$' -j^- lthree, t imes U has been emp- \ ^^4Bjp fe£'' ¦j d % & *:'\ < ¦tied in a few hours. The \ Jg&f ^ j $ &£g&&$\amount of stock purchased S^f / ! ^ ^ ^ '" |permits us to again offer (his JWf V ''?*>- '

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€otton Skirtsij They were turned out by a famous skirl maker . £*feOQand were regularly 5.98 each. Five glamorous Jp mWmw

styles in all . 'zes and colors. Stripes, pr in t s, /flLKiiiRhanis and blacks. &mW

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._. _! perfections are practically indis- \ \\ •;

tineuishable. Famous Flexee suits ' I \\ -'! wi th buil t- in Bra. See the beau- "V' \ V V ii /*"""N. '

l i fu l jewel tone colors. Sizes .12 T • ,v /\ V I [ '/(o .m Also other 1 and 2-pe. wool -; ' -/' !"~~" .

\ '' ' '/' lastex sui ts as low as :i.«8.

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11 HALF-PRICE CLEARANCE j* • Camisole Style Halters A n i. iI • Iridescent Denim A " "?avp i"1£> '1 < !'k"n from nnr it Jackets, Shirts, lumuei-s ™Bu\nr spo.-tswe.-.r stock :.nd i

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Peasant-Type Blouses 2.98Regularly 4.98. All Junior Sizes.

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\ Big Savings on These Values!I UP TO 69c COTTONS 2Re

A terrific clearance! ("olois and pa t t e rns are f r tf 0*Xw VI) .numerous. Reduced to - - - - - - -

GALEY &X0RD GINGHAMS *T«|eSuperior qual i ty fabric regularly !>8c yard. W 9 YD.

i Plaids and Checks.

9x12 Fibre Rugs Studio Couch9.95 39.09

Assorted plaid colors. A re- A buyer's scoop for S &¦ X.versible rug bearin-r name of Comfortable t«i sleep on. andfamous rujj maker. Will wear roomy too ! Comes in wine,like iron ! green or blue fabric.

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I Innerspring Mattresses c&'B Q^ 1j 2 Few bedding buys like this around ! Heavy, ^ M B <' % durable ticking, handles for easy turn ing , 0t§0 .M. \$ plenty of air vents. Full , tw in or - size. 5

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This 9.3 Cu. ft. Electric Refrigera torNOW YOURS FOR ONLY 990^5

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An S&N Edi'orial

ENERGY^ Many times in the past

i few months people have! expressed their surprisei at the vast amount ofj goods that daily flows; into S&N. They have! seen the railway express

I j and parcel post men , as ¦well as huge trailertrucks emptying theircontents into our ware-houses. Each week they

; see our own trucks "haul-ing freight." What does jit all add up to? j

It 's "ENERGY." !i

Week after week, in ¦the blistering heat of j

; summer a group oftwelve S&N buyers areusing every bit of energyat their command to ac-complish one purpose.They are determined tobring "better merchan- jdisc at lower pri.ces for 'more people."

They are getting freshnew merchandise at waydown prices but it takesplenty of effort and en-

i ergy (and a lot of shoe\ leather). One good ex-i ample of this is theI straw bags at $! which

have sold all season at1 .98 and 2.98. :

No, we're not runningbig clearances of old mer-chandise t h e s e days,we're getting brand newmerchandise from ourusual top resources atbig price reductions to

I satisfy the needs of more; people.We would like to ex- I

press our appreciation to iour N. Y. buying office ,McGreevey, Weering &Howell for their assist- \

: ance in bringing you !many of these values.

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