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flODAY. NOVEMBER 7.1924 THE EVENING GAZETTE PORTIERVIS,N.Y. SEVEN in h ( s ) v K ^ - r w [^ u r l t ^ III III iT>gfjf MM IJ GA2ETTE Bring Results ANNOUNCEMENTS Easy W 3 <shers, R o y a l Vacumn fTarinwe?er= K i 'HOUSES-LOTS FOR ' SALE NOTICE On account of tbe extia work in volved in handling many small ac counts we must lequire that all classified advertisements be paid in advance, or on day of publication, unless the advertiser has an open ledger account with us. When not so paid an extra charge of 10 cents w ilf he made for bookkeeping. •^i FOR-8ALE’ FOR SA IiE — One 8 in. crescent ei*, one silver t general electr pulleys and belts, all in good eond: le i ei*, one silver band saw, one 5 IT- ineral electric motor, shafting at John lion. See them mew blacksm ith shop. Fowler street. 11 - 2-8 H a m ilton’s FOR SAL.E— Suburban building lots for sale. Nicely located on Skin ner Farm, near this city. Tel 334-W3 6-7-tf SAND FOR SALE in any quantity Joyland Park, Telephone 541-R, SEDAN GLASS, tops, cui tains run- rung boai d linoleum anti moulding, carpets, cushions and slip-covers. N. W. Hyatt, 50 Fow ler Sc., Port Jervis. eudtf FOR SALE— Two building lots in 1 W est End. Address M., c-o Gaz ette. . tf. W A N T E D LARGE m a m m a DOLLS— $1.00 buy W ANTED— Hom e sewing. Chant, 18 early. Laidley’s. 107 Pike stree^t.^^ Glass St. 11-4-13 PERSONAL X m a s cards, order now Laidley’s, 107 Pike St. 10-28-tf SLAB WOOD, block or split. Howard LeGroat, Phone 46MJ5. 10-24' WINTER cabbage and rutabagas for ,le. C. J. Van Inwegen, Huguenot Phone 134W2 1 1-3-5 1 & BIG SPECIAL for two weeks only The best upland potatoes as adver tised our business, 90 c. per bu. De livered by w eight in 5 bu. lots. 1 bu. lots, $1. Also red or yellow onions, bu. or bag. Reasonable. Honig, 3 Seward Ave. Tel. 752. No connection with peddlers around street. 11-3-8 SPECIAL sale of gloves. W. B. Chant and sons, Inc., Hamond street. .11-4-ff. NOTIQK W ill any perso nlraveling- on train No. 30 of the Erie R. R. Co. between Lackawaxen, Pa. and Port Jervis on 715-J. 10-6-tf. FOR SALE— St. FraricUs H ospital building, corner Bull and Sussex streets. An ideal building for business purposes For information apply to Sisler in charge. ^OR SALE— Danish cabbage. R. Fitch, W alton, N. Y. iUPRIGHT PIANO—good for sale call 217J3. condition 11-5-11 a freight wreck at Parkers Glen necessitated a change of cars hy pas- spngers at that point. L. C. Senger, Erie R. R . Co„ Port Pervis, N. Y. 11-6-7 SPEC IA L NOTICES REW ARD for return to this office of purse and m oney lost on Pike or Orange streets. 11-6-8 SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES LOUIS A. GORDON TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS Ter*** iiid Long Distance 782-VV Port Jervis AUTO REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS w Done by Competent Workmen! P R O M P T S E R V I C E Best Grade of Gas and Oil A C C E S S O R I E S DILLISTIN’S GARAGE Tel. 917 ^8 Jersey Ave. INVESTM E N T SECURITIES PEARL & CO. M embers N ew York Stock Exchange 71 Broadway, N. Y. Branch Office 99 Pike St., PORT JERVIS, N. Y. E . H ARRY KUECK, MGR. Tel. 870 Port Jervis, PO Box 714 TRUCKING OF ALL KIND Local and Long Distance ESTTMATLS GIVEN IP D E S IR E D Telephone 309-W James I. Mackechnie LUMBER I CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS ! Give me a bid on your bills. H em - 1 lock Timbers a Specialty. I SLAB WOOD FO R SALE James P. Van Etten 1 111 W- Harford St. Milford, Pa. ' (Mill at Conashaugh) Com p lete in Ttself Sharpens the blade in the razor without removing it. Quick, Convenient. Easy to clean. Complete sets—; razor, with strop and extra blades. $1.C0 and up. VMetduto^trop Razor ^^mines^x Directory J>Ex\Tii«’,TS ;K . J. H . J O H N S O N , D e n t ist, O ffice H u b b .ard B ld g . JK. JOSEPH A. NOLL. Dentist. Of- Ti.*e and residence 19 Elizabeth St. Phone 404-W. R E A L EST A T E FOR-RENT yO R RENT, Large room overM o w itts drug store, suitable for-..lodges ttorage. W hitneys. nquire D. Strach, over 11-4-7 FOR R.ENT\—v4u.xcb^i^ \j\jx±x\^jL and Church streets. C. W. Vollmer, f Front street. il-4-tf —Garage, corner Barcelow ~ \rolli FUKx\iSHED rooms for rent. 84 Jer sey Ave. 8-7-tf 5 Room s for rent. All improvements. Inquire F. E. Beirne, 57 Sussex St. 10-27-1 JOHN M. YEAGER, Real Estate and Msurwuce Removed to Masonic Bldg. SEW AND SAVE WITH Best Six Cord Spool Cotton D R E S S M A T ^ G HINTS For a valuable boob on dressmakinK, send 4c. to i LOGAJ,. & LONG DISTANCE I Expre^fs ik Tmckmg^ 1 Sand, Shale, Stone, Cm- | ders,'Wo'irl and iop Dirt , I FO R SALE H. L M/ViT , ' I ( 6 Hml.soii St. P i one 393. W ' ROOFING Slate asbestos or Asphalt - shin gles laid over old wooden shingle roofs and guaranteed. All kinds of roof.s repaire(d Chimneys pointed ire and painted up and re- flashed. Leader and gutter work. Estim a tes free. OLIVER LANE 105 Franklin Street Tel. 2 3 1 - R GEBHART’S STORAGE GARAGE MATAMORAS, PA. STUDEBAKER Sales and Service Ask for demonstration. United States Tires Cars washed and polish ed. Capacity I(X) cars. Tel. 319R Heat TRUCKING & MOVING Of All Kinds Promptly Attended To HORSES FOR SALE And Exchange BLOCK AND SPLIT V/OOD $5.00 a Load A. W. SCHWANNEMAN 2 AND 4 FIRST STREET Phone 419-J R<;s. 423-J V for CougDS wid C^idLk* Head[«* Neuralgia* Hhenmatisib Hfilli M e and 6Se, jlerm and tvibm 1 ^ JHto»pitat »>xe, $ 3.00 _________ FOR RENT— 3 Main istreet;. 151 w . I 10-27-1 room for 8 or FOR RENT— Garage, ------- 10 cars. Inquire 66 Jersey avenue. 1 1 -5 -li and bath, and i28 s Fow ler street,'^corner B a ll street. 11 - 6-8 FO B R E NT— 4 rooms, No. 12 First street. F. W . Best, 14 Ball street. FO R RENT—Six ro ___ heat, hot and cold water, gas a: I electric lights. Inquire Miss Haffn' IL Fo w le r street, corner B a ll stre (FLAT FOR LET — 5 rooms and bath ail improvements. Phone Saving Electric Fixtures If your electric fixtures are spotted and discolored, a coat of flat black paint will make them look like the latest thing in wrought iron, says Pop- ^ ular Science Monthly. Shades then can be constructed easily from sheet Iron and parchment. tSCIENTIFIC COKIBINAUON OF First Class Material are the Cause for the GOOD RAVOR ' — I N - HAPP’S BREAD MADE IN PORT JERVIS ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER PREPARE YOURSELF The season of Coughs and Colds is here. Purchase a bottle of SAN-TOX White Piae & Eucalyptus COUGH SYRUP SOLD ONLY BY THE MASON DRUG CO., INC. 55-57 Pike Street The San-Tox Store MAGNESIA BEST FOR YOUR INDIGESTION Warns Against Doping Stom ach With Artificial Digestents ^lix OlJlCitliy XXlXl U JSUUX’- 5SS and indigestion, have now dls- viOntinued disagreeable diets, patent foods and the use of harihful drugs, stomach tonics, medicines and arti ficial digestents, and instead, follow ing the advice so often given in these columns, take a teaspoonful or two tablets of Bisurated Magnesia in a lit tle water after meals with the result . - no longer trou- e... ^ cible to eat as they Liiey enjoy much better -------- Those whe use Bisurated Magnesia never dread the approach of meal time because they know this wonderful anti-acid and food correc tive. which can be obtained from any good drug store, will instantly neu tralize the stomach acidity, sweeten the stomach, prevent food fermenta tion. and without the slightest pain or discomfort. Try this plan yourself, TRUCKS diimp or rack body, for hire by the dfty. Local and long dis tance hauling. <1ontracts wanted fw large or small trucking jobs. Phone us for Sand, Shale, building stone. Excavating or F illing in Done. SPEARS BROS. 1 HOLBROOlt ST. Phone 920-J or 644-W . ARTHUR A. GRAY FUNERAL DIRECTOR 170 Jersey Ave. LADY ASSISTANT Phone 739-W or 403-J TAXI SERVICE SYHO COCOA BUnER CREAM Cleanses the Pores, bu3ds up the tissue. Splendid for chaps. Rec ommended by Skin Spe cialists. Squires’ Drtil Store A €. BEIRNE FUNERAL DIRECTOR, Phone 847 ^66 Front SL Securing Loose Casters Jioose casters can be made secure by filling up the hole with melted par affin and resetting .the caster while the wax is still hot. What You Should Know About Satin Kinds, Qualities, Textures by Dozen — Manufactur* ers Use Trade Name. ^ You won’t question the certainty , of satin’s place among the silks after one trip through the “yard goods’’ depart ment! For there you are sure to see alluring lengths of the lustrous fabric draped profusely about, observes a writer in the tiaasas City Star. Since you vv|ll find satins put out by different manufacturers almost ev ery year under new names, however, and since you are sure to find differ ent kinds, qualities and weights of satin by the dozen, from the extreme ly lightweight “wash” satins to the heavy stiff-backed satins, the impor tant thing to remember is not the mere names of the cloths, but certain general rules which will guide you in your selection. Now, satin is always made in the characteristic satin weave—the fine silk warp passes over a group of the filling tlireads, say seven of them, and then under one, so that nearly all the warp is brought to the surface and nearly all the weft is left under-, neath. This manner of weaving is chiefly responsible for the high luster all satins haye; the >jiariation 4n gloss comes with the quality of the silk used, since tlie better the silk the higher the luster; and with the meth od of finishing and extent to which the goods is “calendered” or pressed between hot rollers. When first taken from loom, satins are somewhat flossy and rough, and so must be dressed, which process removes the fibrous ends, and also increases the natural brilliance. You must remember, however, that the higher the gloss of the fabric, that the more easily it will wear shabby. For this reason you should select the fine, high-priced satin only for “dress” wear, then you will find that it gives quite satisfactory service. Hard, ev ery-day wear will “rough up” the sur face, and give the material a greasy shine. For bard wear you should se lect short-float satin. Look at the back of the satin you buy, too, when you consider its dur- - ability. A crepe back gives a soft satin which is an excellent choice for gowns of draped styles. But the plain-backed satin is stiffer and will wear much better. Cotton-backed satin is a “good buy” for a lining satin. When satin first appeared in the trade it was called “aceytuin” ; the terra slipped through Italian lii>s a-3 “zetain” ; western tongues dropped the “i” and smQothed the name into our. silkier-sounding “satin.” The mate rial is known to have been in use in England as early as the Fourteenth century, and in Prance and Spain probably earlier than that. Shed Moose Homs Ai^ord Hunter Living Seattle, Wash.—A strange consign ment arrived here from Sew’ard. It was a .shipment of moose antlers billed to a knife handle and bone novelty factory in Tacoma. The shipment rep resented two months’ work of Mose Harris, who for years has tramped over the moose meadows of ICenai penin sula gathering the old horns dropped by the moose during the shedding proc ess in February. Harris says the antlers, although of the hardest bone material, must b» gathered from the damp forests soon after they are left by ' the animalS- In less than a year they would return to dust, so rapid is the decay in the swampy country. Once safely in a dry factory the bone is indestructible. From the broad smooth antlers,' combs, handles and dice are cut. There is a growifig market for the bone articlest while scrap bone- is shipped to China and Japan. ^ New Verdi Opera Found in Of^era House Library Budapest.—The library of the Buda pest opera house has unexpectedly yielded a hitherto unknown opera by Giuseppe Verdi, entitled “The Rob bers.” The libretto is none other than Freidrich Schiller’s famous drama of the same name. It appehrs that Verdi composed a cycle of operas which have Schiller dramas for their texts. The cycle in cluded “Don Carlos,” “The Maid of Orleans,” “The Robbers” and “Cabal and Love.” The discovery of “The Robbers” will, it is believed, lead to the musical production of the whole cycle in the near future. ’ P o in t o f R e s e m b lan c e Lightning bugs are not so different from certain men, A lightning bug can see where he has been but not where he is going.—Charlotte servey. - s ! i
