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RENT A JOHNSON ELECTRIC FLOOR POUSHER f or only $2.00 a. day. Y ou can beautify all your floors and linoleums quickly , without effort. No stooping, kneeling or soiling your hands. JOHN C KOMAN El ectrical Supplies Sawifie. L L »»»0 O 00»0«O«»0»0O»CKHfrJ~frO\>»<Ma<-:->>;-^^ : FIXTURES APPLIANCES : ? ' IRA BEEBE ELECTRAGIST ?¦ ; ? . Telephone 62 : MAIN ST. SAYVILL E , N. Y. : i * wee*o **« *««et«o»9« p ^o*o^oo^oo<^<^^o^oo*ooo<-9*#oo<^»4 —————— h i i THE EMMA-LOUISE SHOPPE -afir a > New Showing of Sport Voiles and Linen Dresses and Flannel Sport Coats T erry Building Sa yrifle , L. I. owmmgm C aldwell and Idea l sM ^ sJ Q f LAWN MOWERS ^Dj^^ B jJJ2 l| ' Hand or Power _,_2_^_^_^_^_^_ P An ything in tha Lamm iS ^^^ BH p Mower line. All kind * of \\_ mUm\umm\\sMMMMMMT M ower* Overhaulad, Rs> ^^ ^^ ^ mw paired and Ground , Phono of niail post card. Machine * will be called for and dsritaredt or will take contract * to cut lawn*. ^ if. * J. ROHM. i MfR MAm, SAYVBJ£ iMMMKM m ^^ S^BPfeWr iM v ci w ; ^^ ffira ^R| tfL 'MH |i||P^EP3Efm ^ v ^^_ Wc _ T ! _^al _;^ l lsv u v- ^l\i^ '™ PS*i r - I ^ww¦¦ ^SS^ f -t —as*—\ *sw -——- -> mm mt — ^i^T *»» mSf SBsaSB * >*Si OBSSS* ————i »-—• t Plans are now in progress tor the closing of copy tor the lit? Tear Book and Diary of the Long Island Real Es- tate Board on October 1st. The Board Tear Book haa come to be regarded as the only daily reference volume on Long Island real estate , cont aining some tour hundred pages ot . informa- t ion on laws , tax dates and special data pertaining to real estate. A tea- tare ot the Tear Book Is the diary with annotated daily page* carrying the important tax and other dates for Quee ns , Nassau and Suffolk Counti es. Last year ' s circulation of 3 , 600 cop- ies has been increased to 7,600 copies for this Issue, all of which are paid circulation. The books will be ready for delivery between the 15 th of Nov. and Dec. 1st. Flo rida Disaster Fails To Halt Montauk Work In spite of rumors circulated throu ghout eastern Long Island that the Montauk development of Carl G. Fisher would be abandoned because of the Florida disaster , work Is going at full tilt in the Montauk section and there has been no change in the plans. When the Florida news came Mr. Fisher went at once to look after his immense pro perti es there. He left word for the Montauk force to be ready at a moment' s notice to close the Montauk operations and proceed aX once to Florida. On hia arrival Mr. Fisher found the reports of the devas- tation exaggerated and wired to keep on with the Montauk development , as there was no occasion for a removal of the force to Florida. Rumors frightened residents of the section into believing that 1.500 men were, laid off And all work on the Montauk develop- ment would be indefinitel y postponed. S. C. Leech Elected President Long Island Real Estate Board S. C. Leech, of Yates & Leech. Inc.. Hicksvllle, Howard Beach and New Yo rk Otty, was elected president of the Long Island Real Estate Board for 1»27 at a meetin g of the Board of Di- rectors held at the Pennsylvania Hotel. Leech has been active as vice presi- dent of the organization tor tbe last year. President-elect Leech will take offi ce on January 1st, 1927. at which time he succeeds J. Wilson Dayton, president of the Board for the last two years. V. H. Vreeland, for the last two years pr esident of the Long Island City Chapter of the Boarfd was elect- ed to the vice-pres idency for next year. John H. Martens , chairman of the Chapter Organization Committee of the B oard, which was active in or- ganizing two new chapters durlu g the last year , was elected secretary. Lewis H. May. ot the Lewis H. May Co., was elected treasurer. An action was take n at the meeting that is likely to have far reaching effect is the decision to invite the de- effect is the decision to invite the de- velopers and subdivlders on Long Isl- and to form a Subdivlders ' Di vision of the Board lor the purpose ot adopting a code of ethics and methods of busi- ness procedure that will insure the ut- most pro tection for the public. Lake Ronkonkoma Sale Rich mo nds Gardens Realty Corpora- tion sold to Charles Koeuig a new one- family house on Richmond Boulevard, Lake Ronkonkoma , through John H. K riisc. Also sold six lots , 40x67. on Victo ry Drive , L ake Ronkonkoma. 182? Year Book N esuring Comp letion AR O UND THE C ITY Many a fellow Is broke because some rich friend has dropped him. Tbe way of the transgressor may be hard , but at any rate it lan ' t lone- some. The worst thing about giving advice Is that you so often have to take It back If it I* dama ged. The man who depends upon luck to carry him throu gh life must expect an occasion al puncture. Ton never can tell. The fellow who I* always shootin g off hi* mouth serf- dom hits the mark. Life Is one continuous hurd le race to the people win) acquire the habit ot Jum ping at conclusions. 'Milly— \Oh every man has his price. \ Billy— \ No wonder the women are a ll bar gain hunters. \ The byepentlc Philosopher dellne* an egotist aa a rnun who feels sorry for the people who don 't like him. Why do mmt ministers think It nec- essar y to wear audi long faces when they preach eternal huppluestr The devil I* sallNHoil to have all the n ickel* and dime* so Into the flec- tion plate becau se lie is pretty sure of getting the dollars , \Alas I All floali Is grass , \ quoted the good deacon. \Well t strut with you Unit there *eeiii. to bH u lot of huyseeils In tills world, \ replied the ii n regenerate backslider. Mrs , Muggins— \ My husband Is the mos t aggravating mini In the world. \ Mrs , llugglna— \VVIutf * tha matter with hlmT\ Mrs. Muggins—- \He posi- tively refuse * to nwarrel with mo, \ Lamb Skln ' e Two line The Persian sheep that dees no* f ind Its aklo lnaerlbed with <m» tandVs su d other Latin phrases at Is* eeaa * mencemen t exercises of dor WllSsss sad universal ** 1* a pt to be lltiif S mors u tilitarian Job s* a diaphra gm In a gas meter. '' ' ¦ ' * ¦ , •; \ ' v ' '' ¦ ' ¦ * ' ' ¦ \' , , ' '\ V ' , aM- ' . ' . - ! ¦ 'I i ¦ ' v. ' .. ' ' v.ti ¦ ..< i . ' ni ' - .? ' !»:i'A . Long Wand Real Estate Board Contributes To Florida Relief Subserlbee $2, 000—To Rets* Mors. At the regular semi-monthly meet- ing of tbe Long Island ReaUBetat e Board , held at the Town Hall Club, on Wednesday, Pres ident J. Wilson Day ton- celled on the members to co- operate in sending aid to the devasta t- ed area la Florida. The meeting, which was attend ed by about 125 Long Island Realtors , im- mediately responded with subscrip - tions until a total of $2 , 000 bod been u nderwritten. The treasurer was in- structed to sen d a check to the Flor i- da State Association of Real Estat e Board * for use In the stricken dis- tricts , with advice that additiona l funds would be raised from the Boar d membership, which totals 700. A Florida Relief Committee , head- ed by Alfred H. Wagg, ot Long Islan d and West Palm Beach , J . W. Doolittl e of Douglaston and S. M. Mayer , of Lynbrook was appointed to raise addi- tional subscriptions. P. H. Woodward , General Passen - ger Agent of the Long Island Railroad , who had ' previously addressed the meeting, started the subscriptions with a personal contribution. Tbe hope was expressed that other Boards . ' n this section of the country would con- tribute to the fund. Large Long Island Delegation To Attend Utica State Conventio n The Utica State Convention Com- mittee of the Long Island Real Estate Boa rd , ot which Granville H. Rome , ot Jamaica , is the chairman , reports a great many reservations being made for the annual convention of the New York State Association to be held in Utica on October 7th. t8h and 9th ^ The Long Island Board Committe e Is arranging for a special train to take the Long Island delegatio n, which will leave New York on the evening of Oct. 6th , arrivi ng in Utica in time for the opening sessions the following morn- ing. A minimum of 150 delegates le expected from Long Island. Members of the Long Island Boar d who will speak at the convention ses- sions are A. N. Gittermau on \App rais- als; \ Henry J. Davenport of the Home Title Insurance Company on \Title Trends \ and J. Wilso n Dayton, pres- ident of the Board will open the con- vention as chairman of the convention program committee. Brooklawn, at Babylon , S old James R. Nolan Company, Inc., sold the Brooklawn , on Merrick Road , In Ba byl on , h eld at $35, 000 , to a buyer who plans to renovate the prop erty for a summer hotel. 44—Golf Clothw. A good authority estimates that there are 2 , 000 , 000 golfers tn the United States. These golfer * spend from ;go , 0OO , 0OO to double that amount each year for clothes suited to the game. That does not mean these clothes are an added expense. Aa s ma tter of fact , much of it 1* a real saving la wear of other clothes not only In playing golf but for dall y wear when no game may be- la pros- pect. If one can afford It, the beat ar- rangement le to buy a golf salt with so extra pair ot long trousers , This give* an available suit for ewry-day weer which can be used without change for golf- If a change la wished, the golf knickerbockers ess be uied , otteaer than not without a coat. Wool stockings or lock* , eves better with a mixture of cotton , ore far better than thin stockings Rather stran gely, they feat cooler than the t hinner weave*. Except when a physician declare s It will not harm the player to play 'bareheaded , a cap or hat always ahould be worn In the sun. Bat the most Important Item of gplf appanl 1* the foot covering. By • 11 mean* wear leather ahoea and heavier thnn those , ordinarily used In warm weather. They may be either high or low. The expert player al- ways usee s hoes with a large supply o f nails In the soles , preferably the old-faahlont d tack-a-tacko. Such shoes cann ot li« nsad where there are wood floor* and the average player prefers cre pe rubber oboes , whic h he need not c hange In the locker-room before go- ing to tbe other parts of th* club- hou«*. For general-purpose ate tha cre pe *ole* are fine, but 80 hole* on a hot day. will make one wlih for lea ther soles, ¦epedeliy do** this w ith come uppermost wn,n the grass Is dry and th* .rubber soles slip dur- lu g the swing. Is bunkers , alio , It s ometimes Is Impossible to get i flraa s tance with rubber soles. With leath- er * ol*e and hob nails there 1* v ery little chance of slipping. Anyway, It I* a wise thing to learn by tbe expe- r ience of otbere—and tbe experts nil lite leather-toled *boe» and food-sloed nail*. ^_ Slim Collection Uilier (looking st collection far the preac her * * holiday)—Look* like beta ' a walkin ' t our , sir. Tmek Op ? ; \ Man wa* mf de when nature was , but an apprentice , bu t woman whsi/ she we* a aktllftl mlstreee of her art \ . Real Estate Tmnsfers Record of Latest Realty Dealing* In Suffolk County DEEDS O. P. Beck to Thanet Realty Corp. Vote 76V 76, part 74 , bk. B, Bright-wat- ers. Norn. Fi \AC'BStey to Q. W. Sweet , lo t ne Coliinxois St. 626 ft e Medford Ave., Pa tchogue. jNom. Bayport Land Co. to M. C. Keith, lota 44-48 , bk 1 and others. Long Isl- and Lots at Bayport. Norn. O. W. Baker to S. A. Schmidt , lot on Smith ATe., adf land St. Patrick' s Church , Bay Shore. Norn. ' N. Goldstein to T. M. Car siotls , lota 152-1S1 and others , man Sohwencke , Patchogue. Mom. P. W. Holmes to Isllp Estates Corp. lots 3 , 7-15 and others , map Henr y Holmes , Central Islip. Nom. V. B. Howell &ors , exrs. to A. Schu- $4 , 500. bert , lot adj land A. J. Burr , Bay Shore V. Knlslesky to G. Sokop. lot ss Di- vision St adj land estate W. H. Burke. W. A.. King to R. D. Searles, lot 271 Patchogue. Nom. Gruhn Realt y Corp. Patchogue. Nom. J. Mysllveck to E. Singyel , lot ss O ld Orchard rd adj Hedges Ave., East Pat- c hogue. Nom. Patchogue Holding Co. to E. P. Ca- or. Nom. hill , lots 40-42 . bk 2 5 , Patchogue Man- Same to A. L. Kramer , lots 1-28 and others. ' W. Relchert to Quantuck Realt y Corp.. lot ns Union st. adj land G. C. A, F. Thompson to E. F. Gundrum , Schmidt , Bay Shore. \Nom. lot es Falrvlew ave. adj land E. Gillette B ayport. Nom. Wolpert Realt y Co. to F. M. Olsen , 1 7 76 , 1777. Isllp Manor. Nom. F. O. Anderson to B. A. H. Realt y Corp. 10 A on Avenue A , Islip Town. N om. J. Blanco to C. E. Martin , lot ws Riv- er Ave. ad] land R- MacDonald , Pat- chogue. Nom. G. S. Baxter &ano , exrs. to E. H. B. An derson , lot se Church St. adj land J. H. Bell , Bellport. Nom. M. W. ' Cooper &ano to 160 Remsen Street Corp. about 1. 300 A on Horned Rd. and Saxon Rd. Islip Town. Nom. L. Cantor to Novelty Dress Goods Co. lot ws North Ocean Ave, adj land Swezey & Newins , Patchogue. Nom. E. Grandin to S. Ambrose , lot ns First St. adj land Amlbrose, West Pat- chogue. Nom. E. 8. King &ors to A. Henne quln , lot ss Montauk Highwa y, 110 ft to land F. Smutny. East Patchogue. Nom. J. Kern to P. Pfaff. lot ws Washin g- ton ave. adj land K. Troubi g, Patch- ogue. Nom. Lemar Land & Development Corp. to S. Weitzh andler , lots 60-65, map above company, West Babylon. Nom. A. E. Neale to J. P. Zerega , lot es corner of Elizabeth St. adj land I. L. Valentine , Patchogue. Nom. F. C. Norton &ano to A. E. Frieman , lot on Seaman Ave. adj Bay Ave., B ay- port. |6,000. A. G. Raa quin, ref. to Landso! Realty Co. lots 1—4 , bk 43 , sh. 1 , LIndenhurst , $12,125. G. W. Sweet to W. Court &ano , lot ws Hawkins Ave. adj land H. V. Quensal , Lake Ronkonkoma. Nom. L. W. Seaman to T. S. Cheshire * lot es Mansfle ld Rd adj land A. F. Ramro , Babylon. Nom. G, C. Schmidt to Quantuck Realt y Corp. lot ns Union St. adj land Blyden- burgh . Bay Shore. Nom. J. B. Swezey &ors to L. Kelly, lot e» Avery Ave. adj Clark St. Patcho gue. Nom. H. Taylor to J. L. Ketcham , lot ss Munc y Ave. 213 ft w Oak St. West Babylon. Nora. D. D. White to E. Kaler, lot es CUB Ave. adj other land Kaler , Sayville. N om. F. S. Ziegler to A. O. VanDerVoort. lot ss Montauk Highway, 560 It to land MacRobble , East Patcho gue. Nom. W. Barden to A. Kalenewlz , lot 518 map Grahn Realty Corp, Patc hogue. Nom. W. F. Corcoran to W. Lewis , lots 22-32; bk F , Bay Shore Development. $1, 000. J. Enmann to T. H. Thonet , lot ns Austin St. adj Maple Ave., Patcho gue. Nom. G. H. Hubbs to L. Alter , lot ws Main Rd. adj land J. Schwartz , Central Isllp. Nom. H. Kaasel to B. Baer , lot ns Com- merce PI. 362 ft. w Carleton Ave., Isllp Tecrsee. Nom. M. E. McDonna to W. Kulze. lot ns Church St. adj lawIP. Mabllng, Bob em- m la. Nom. J. Stepbs.nl *ors to R. Stephani , lot* 40 , 41, map 10 , N. Y. ft Bklyn Subur- ban Investment Co. Bellport. Nom. mmmr mr fi b ub f\ «f »»» \*** -«s*>*8a»*\***»*aa * *** - * ! ^^ imtiffl' . ' . : . • ' . ' \' ¦ -: \ ' ' \ ' ¦ \ > ¦ ¦ ; ; ; Fo ur words that tell a story of the hard-ear ned , ; hard -saved a ccumulation of years literal ly \ gone up in ' smoke \ within an hour or so. Don ' t gamble with demon of fire. You mi ght ; riot loee , b ut fire takes half a billion dollars yearly from ' p roperty-owners in the United States. All you poss ibly can win is the saving of a small ; ; insurance premium , what you easily can lose is your \ • whole investiment. Full insuran ce is the only safety. ! Give us an opportunity to advise with you. ; Whatever your insurance need- —we can supply them ; or give you counsel. j THE REMMER REAL ESTATE CO., Inc. \ 195 Main Street Sayville , N. Y. ' phone Sayville 777—778 ] > Real Estate Surety Bonds Insurance ; ' I For Lon g Island Rea l Es t ate Bar g ains ( See | I J OSEPH A. ECKL \ JOHN R. GILL J Realtors | ; Central Building, North Main St | | Say ville. Phone 518 Sayville. { iirmillHII WIIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllllllllltlllHIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIHIfl Satisf ied To Pay The Landlord? : ; If Not I will Build You a Home ! If you have $500 or a lot of equal value 1 will build ' , ' . | you a home and let you pay for it like rent. \ PHONE WRITE CALL | Paul N. Westerbeke Corporation Ssyville , N. Y. f PHONES OFFICE 570 RESIDENCE 69 W ; 'O 00S»»0ST»»S»»S»<^ »O^ »x-t ^ »»»»90s0O»oe»0»»»»StSSS»vS — ^ Caatles>In-The »Air Become Realties Wh en You Own Your Own Home NO - CASH - NEEDED We will build you a complete Home and you may pay for it like rent. HAMBUR GER BROS. - j Telephone Bayport 403 . Bayport , L. L MEPH P. GRADY I MM ESTATE P1 tc« »sjrviMe 718 Main St and pFewat Ava. m amm m^ ''i i . , ¦ , ¦ , - M .asg==========sBs^aaaaaa <sa6s^ tmaeMiimdmimmmt ^m———^ »l»»» M>MMHM O H I>t» MMMM » »» HM I»<» M »»| rj ^m am^mj uWWm u E^KQPEr* FOR BUSINESS - :V : ' \ ' v > ' \ . • , -lf.g_ .i ' , - , «LJ S' ' \ ¦*• ' i » ' > ' 1 ' ' _ ' _. ! • __ ¦ . 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ALDRICH 1 :: to Main St Coal and Wood W»«e iS6 j N o Long WsiU SAYVILLE No Short Weights \ * * e i eoa»es*ssoos »ss«^»»»»»»»o^»»»»fr»»»»e««>se s »oss« s o»os< Ir ^M^BBBSSSSSSSSSSSBBSS -BSSSBSBBRsa ^ \ ' ^ ^/ y ' ^ t ' ' . £ & Ji msMMmmMmummmmmmmmmmm ^MS ^Bs^^^ MStMtd ^^Z ^46- ' * ' -ii__4l»^f USSSSSSSSBVSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSnSSHBC»B» ^SB^^B^Bt£«-r - e-S^a3S^K^sW3uf d ______ ^___________________ W^^^ SB m\mKlS ' t s^^ WMss ™Ls i m_|H __^_^_^_^_i_ >^_ & _ Hi P- : i __ Mnf^_^_^_^_ H | J_^_ Hjy ^_^_^_^_^_^__^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^__ H __^_ H* > K ^3 _^_^_ |__ H3Hd ^_^_ W _ Hp_ u HpansmBa lsBssB ^^^^^^ ¦ HH ' « iJ ^r^^^ lH^St^SS^I _^_ Bf^lii|KiaBBBBBBBB ^^ 9 _________________________________________________ I __ HM| ^^ BB[ ^B^^^^^ WS^^ : ^'^ ¦ ¦ • I At The Quain t Off ice on the Corner ] | G . A. & W. B. Robinson Co. | 1 REAL ESTATE INSURANCE j 1 Phone 19.
