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I what Others EdHors I Say About It ... \t ^untry Aa Whale Is Dry \ . . At a -recent meetin g ot the National • , JBttttor ial Association, held in Los An- \- . etott ee. a surrey was ma de to ascertain ¦ ¦^' ts» opinions of tbe delegates . on the Jf '^ejsestlon of prohibition. The poll , ac- ewrdlag to Zion ' s Herald , ot Boston , eorejred 170 newspapers from SI dlf- testa sta tes and* \ resulted In a vote of ever 190 In Savor ot strict enforce- saent of the Tolstead Act , 29 for modt- acat lon. 6 for government control of n qaor. Han d 3 for repeal. \ More slgnl- Stcant than this , tbe Herald continues , \ was the report on the amount ot • drunkenness tn the country since na- , atonal prohibition has gone Into effect , ¦ '' ¦ • . - US stating that there was less drunk- enness In tbeir partlrular communi- ties and only 15 saying there was snore. \ These figures were given by local editors who are In closer touch -with community conditions than al- most any other group of people. Com- menting on the result ot the survey, the editor ot the Newton. (Mass.) Graphic , who made the investigation , says : \It leads emphatically to the conclusion that no matter what par- ticular sections may Bout the prohibi- tion law , the countr y as a whole is dry. \ \Know Your Oil\ Before decidin g to move to some new locality, through the Influence of some smooth-ton gued salesman— Just stop and count the cost. Then figure out how much you can develop \the old farm \ here , and how much better place you can make . It for even less money, then what the move would cost , and we believe that you win decide to stay light here In God' s country. Scientific farming methods applied right here will accomplish as much or more and will make you as much money as anywhere on \God' s green earth. \ In the slang ot the vernacular of the day, \know your oil. \ Don 't think that you will not have to know soil and climate conditions in that new \Eldorado \ because you will. There are drawbacks In every clime. —Port Jefferson Echo. Relief from Auto Jams Traffic congestion along the Mon- tauk Highway seems to have roused IsHp and Babylon. Isllp Town , in ac- cordance with a proposal of the Bay Shore Rotar y club, will erect signals throughout the business section In Bay Shore. How traffic signals improve a com- munity ia demonstrated wherever they go. Some cities never came into their best days until order replaced chaos in handling of vehicles. The hit-and- miss system should have no advocates today, (or the number ot automobiles bids fair to double within ten years. Before we decide upon the means ot combatin g overcrowded roads it is essential that we use every method to Improve conditi ons. Bay Shore ajrows so quickly that her thorough- fares may suffer dangerous chokin g. If traffic signals will solve the difficul- ty, well and good. If they fail to give relief we shall need some better meas- ures. Babylon Is urged to take over the old trolle y line which skirts the rail- road tracks. A new road may be con- structed that would emerge at Linden- burst. Parallel to the Montauk High- way, this route for motorcars is thou ght ideal as a remedy for the main south shore road. Committeemen have been appointed to confer with the old troll ey line au- thorities. That such a right-of-way would brin g huge benefit goes without saying. Any reasonable expense to develop more efficient handling of traf- fic will prove advisable. The enlightened attitude shown by south shore towns and villages brings hope to those who became disgusted with the automobile Jams on Merrick Road. There is cause tor joy In the uniform signal idea and the likeli- hood that Babylon may tra nsform her useless trolley line Into a thorough- fare. —Count y Review. Odd Use f or Dental Wax The big guns of our men-of-war , a l- though huge aad unwieldy, sometimes develop ailments that require a moat peinatskln f and minute diagnosis to det er mine the remedy. Tbe linings of these monste rs are machined snd rifled with great accuracy, an d upon tbe perfection of this rifling depends the correctness of flight of a projectile. Recent ly, to leurn the nature and ex- tent of the damage to the Interior of •ae of th* big gun* on a battleship, the dentist was pressed Into service. Be crawle d Inside the barrel and made SsMm presalon of the defee, In dental wax , tn mu ch the same manner aa he mhos an Impression of the cavity of a tooth. The result of hi* esamlna- ttsa showe d what was needtd for the ¦*¦>. — Popular Mechanic * Magaain *. Kee ping Gems in Storage ¦Ills Searle*. editor of the Mine Workere ' Journal , was discussing afaeenllnl and rssctsrs. \ jtoseollnl\ , be said , \ will get Italy at * troshl *. He * e toe much like the sa-kaleer. \On es , In pre-war days, Kropp saass ts the ss-kslssr aad ssJ4 that Osamssrk ktd ordered s awgalnesat eas ts w est ef field artillery from his •ns. Md he thlak It weald be wise ts m tMs seder? \ •fttl It, by all means , * she kaiser said ; Wre them the best egalpatsat of let*, srttttsr y yen ess tars est. ' \I s** as tasghed aad slapped his chest sad ssdsd : \•» I wsst those g-as at say time a «JM as stay taaa gb , ts ge sad set tasss. '* — nmsasra h ciuwBicis-Tsi *. \ ' ' — •¦ -• ' \ ' . , W '^m s^SS ^^HwWUSSSW ^rwmm ^S ayR Sf Sj*jWVwT ^Pww | v ;:' JliMM srs s. rich wrsVoe st efts* ¦JPIMI ' ** $ ¦ ¦ i sl-fsis. ¦ , ¦ CMIars * seed s ¦BB sliBP^ ' ' < * ^*j f. : * ** ; ** , ** •\> ' rwSW _^_ — _ W _ w v^m__ ^^ ^ * _ ^^ ^^ ^P' ™ _^^j% ^** \' #'' _f ^*'* 7sJ i T ^ r fo+HJjgC^ Boo k L«sa bosst snd brag About th * fla*- . Vor. faith In what It means ; Mors hwada araot More aair-rmpeot , Ltss talk or war machines . —Hdsar Onset. GOOD THINGS TO EAT W fc AUK asked to use more corn to relieve tliu overstocked mar- ket. This nwrt be no hardship, tor there are so ninny b'kkI things which can be nrenurn l from corn and corn meul. If every household used a few pounds a week In vario us ways , It would solve tho whole problem and benefit the family. We need more of the coarser foods to keep us healthy. The olil fuHlilnniMl kettle of mush served ut loust onoo u week and what Is left fried und served with bacon for breakfast, Is one way tn serve corn for two meals. A most satisfying and dellclou* pud- ding le prepared with corn meal as fo llow* : Baked Suet Pudding . Add one cupful of corn meal to one auert of boiling milk , - w hen free from lamp * add a capful of chopped suet, one cupful of raisins , one and one- four th cupful * of brown sugar , two beaten e ggs ; sdd one more quart of ¦silk and pear Into s crockery baking dish. Dred ge with one-fourth capful of Boor, Stir occasionally at flrat, aad bake three hour *. •Ileed Chleksn Ssaawlsfces. Cut es4d steered or roasted eblefcsn Into very thin slless. Sp read ' whits breed with green pepper batt st. Is* oa thin sllcss sf chicken sad esrsr wit h dice* of bread that Ms* bona spread *d|n mayoanalss dresita g, 'tiff t he sndeVtssss tote tares strip ' s* ' lata Irlsaslss. ; ftoni sh j so a with t hree (hia ejesss st , sttpM slrMsv §srn wm i esMs^. , 1 . .^, ' fts one seems to *xxo_nt -for jhs aurora borea lls . with , any facsd sc ientific descri ption aad of s cer- tainty no one ' can describe its ap- pearance through the medium of wor ds. The . best explanation, ' be- cause t he simplest. Is the *ne that was told me by an aV nr lmo friend; a wee co pper woman of , quaintly ori- ental charm : \Devil and him wife live all time big hole. \ And she pointed away ' b» the north. \Devil wife make big Are at him hole. Cook him meat. Devtl wife poke him fire. Make big light tn him eky. \ W hich Is utterly reasonable. Isn 't itt- Scrib ner ** Masaslne. >: To* Aurora do*Ss__» ^ _ LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the Town Board ot the Town ot Isllp, Suffolk County, ' New York , will hold a Public Hearing In the C.S.P.S. Hall , at Bohemia , New York , on Friday, Octo- ber 8th, 1926 , at 8 p. m. on the exten- sion of the Town Water District to include the following described terri- tory: Beginning at a point in the center line of Wheeler ' s or Bridge Road; run- ning thence southerly along the center line of Sycamore avenue to the center line ot ( Pond Road ; thence south-west- erly along the center line of Pond Road to the north boundar y of the present water district which Is one- halt mile north ot the Long Island Rail road tracks (Montauk Division); thence easterly along the north line of the present water district to the west- erly boundary line of the present Say- ville water district; thence north along the westerly boundar y of the present Sayville water district to the norther- ly line of the present Sayville Water District; thence easterl y along the northerly boundar y line of the Say- ville water district to the center line of Moscow Avenue ; thence northerl y along the centre line of Moscow Ave- nue to the center line ot Wheeler ' s or Bridge Road; thence northwesterl y along the center line of Wheeler ' s or Bridge Road to the point or place ot b eginning. Dated at Isllp, New. York. September 10 , 1926. (Signed) WARREN C. HAPP , 70t3 Town Clerk , Town of Isllp, N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS EMMA MARTIN : In pursuance of an Order of Hon. ROBERT S. FBLLE TRKAU. Surrogate of the Count y of Suffolk: Notice Is hereb y given , accor ding ts law. to all persons having ciaimi against EMMA MARTIN , late of th- Town of Islip, In said County, de ceased , that they are required to ei hlbit the same , with the vouchers thereof , to the subscriber , Kxeentoi of the Laet Will and Testament of salt) deceased , a t his place of business , tht Oystermen ' e National Bank , on Mair s treet. In Sayvi . In said Town of blip, on or before the 6th day ot Oct ober , 1928. Dated March 80th , IMS. JOSEPH MARTIN , Executor Ac ot EMMA MARTIN , deceased JOSEPH WOOD, A ttorne y. Bide for the Construction of a Rein- forced Concrete Culvert Sealed bids will be received by the Town Board of tbe Town of Isllp at tbe Town Hall on Wednesday, Oct. 13 , 1 9 26 , at 3 o ' clock p. m. and there and at that time opened for the construc- tion of a reinforced concrete culvert For plans and specifications apply to the undersigned. The Board reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids. Signed: T. J. HARWOOD. Dated September 16th , 1926. 71t3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Surrogate ' s Court: Suffolk County In the Matter ot the Betato of FRANK CERVENKA, Deceased. Ia pursuance of aa order of Hon. Rober t 8. Pelletreau, Surrogate ot the County of Suffolk, nottea Is hereby g iven , according to law, to all person * hav ing claims against Frank Carreaka. late of the Town ot Isllp. la said County, deceased , tha t ihey are re- quired to exhibit the ' earns , w it* vouchers thereof, to the subscriber. Mary F. Cer -enna, at tae oflloe of Herman J. Schoenteld, the pises ol transacting business, as adnuhlatratrlx of tie aetata of said deoeased . st 41 South Ocean Avenu*. Is the Village of Patnhogue, Suffolk County, New Terk. on or before the lsth day ot October. Ufa. MARY F. OBRVENKA . Admlnhrtrs trli HERMAN J. SCHOKNFBLD, Attorne y for Administratrix, Oflloe and P. O. Address, Pateho gue, Suffolk County, New York. eTtM SURROGATE'S NOTICE HAWKINS , JOHN II. In pursuance of an or der of Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau , Surro gate, Suffolk County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons hav ing claims agalnit John H. Hawk- Ins, late of the Count y ot Suffolk , de- oeased , to present the same with vouchers thereof to the eubeeiiber at h i* place of transacting businea * at the office of\ hl* atto rney *, Measre . Greens m Walser, Bank Building, Say- ville , Lon g Island, New York , on or be- fore the 11th day ot March, 1M7, next. Dated, Sayville, N. Y „ the >th da y ot September, IMS. JOHN B. HAWKIN S, Bxeoutor. 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KNAPP Successor to frank J. Oererd 1 Bex U, Phone SSS-M. Oreeley Awe. , SAWILLE. N. V. If you want Plumbing Reasonable Prices SEE A.W.Schultz Phone 268 Ort en ave, sayvlll. Agent Fo* i I deal Pipeless furnace bbwt o s rum har kbt Jose ph H. Swanda | Contracto r and Builder Floor Surfeelng a SwseUNty Phone M O-W Behemla, L. I. Vincent Rysanek j CONTRACTOR aho BUILDER BOHKMIA. N. Y. LAKE RONKONKOMA Mrs , William Wiley has purchased a Ford car. , John Ovorton has.purchased a new Hudson coach. Roy Overton has purchased a new Hupmo bUe sedan. ¦ Clinton Robins I* now attendin g co llege tn Troy, N. Y. John Hamann has taken a position at Newton Bros. * ga rage. Jean ' s Green Pavilion at the Lake closed last Tuesday for the winter. J. Osberg, ot Brooklyn , spent the week end , at his home on Union Ave. George/Kehlenbeck , of B rooklyn , spent the week end visitin g relative *. Ivar Oknlst spent several days in New York laat week visitin g friends. A number of people trom this vil- lage attended the RiverhoHj Fair laat week. Mrs. C. West, of New Jersey, spent last week visiting her mother , Mra. •Tansen. Annie Pheftex , of Brooklyn , sp ent the week end at the home of Mrs. P. Murray. Miss Dolly Schiflman spent the week end at her home on Ronkonko- ma avenue. Mrs. William D. Chipp and son, Jack , have returned to their home in Deposit , N. Y. Theodore Harrison spent a week's vacation with his wife and family on Portion road. Fred Sbelles has returned to New York , where he will take a position for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pickham and family, of Brooklyn , visited friends here on Sunda y. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee , nf Brook- lyn, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Seibert. Miss Llllle Severleas gave a party to a number of her friends nt nor home on Saturday night. Jack Alger left on Tuesday to spend the winter In Pennsylvania , where he will take a new position. John Rosselle , of Staten Island , spent Monday and Tuesday at his home on Hawkins avenue . Mr. and Mrs. William Gimmler and son returned to New York last week alter spending the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Gns De Vere have closed their summer home for the winter and returned to Brook lyn. Mrs. Robert Under and son , ot Long Beach , spent last week visiting her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Otto Marx. The Duffield Construction Co. Is drilling a well for the Ronkonkoma Fire Co., near their hall on Portion road. The Misses Marie and Louise Ru- gen . of Brooklyn, spent the week end with tbei r parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Rugen. The American Legion Dance which waa held at Hollywood Beach pavilion last Saturday night was largely at- tended. - Mrs. G. C. Raynor and Mr. and Mrs. William Potter , of Providence , R. I., spent last week in Atlantic City and Philadel phia. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Sullivan and dau ghter . Mrs . Hattie Hunnicutt and the letter ' s daughter , a nd Walter Da- vis motored to West Hampton on Sunday to spend the day. Harr y Sletz , deep well driller , has the contract to drill six wells tor the Yerk & Kassner Realty Company on tbe W est side of the Lake , where many beautiful bungalows are being built , A number of-young men enjoyed a trip to Niagara Falls over tbe week end. Those In the party wi-r ^ Wil- liam Oknlst. Eric Oknlst, Lawrence Jay, Verlon Overton , Wallace Jay and Clarence Overton. Mr. and Mr *. Raymond Dnffleld en- tertained a number of relatives and friends on Saturday afternoon. Those pr esent were Mr. and Mra. Hardin g and daughter , Mrs. Henry Duflleld , Miss Nora DutBeld , Mrs. Emma Dnf- fleld and Mrs. Leslie Duflleld. Tbe Junior Girls ' Clnb net at tbe home ot Kathleen Curtis last Friday night. The evening was spent In' p laying game* , a fter which refresh- men ts were served to the following: Frelda and ' Helen Seibert , Genevieve Sevsrlesi Louise Gehweller, Frances Fish an- tfnuna Hawkins. Tel, Bayport SS7—R JO SEPH MANGO Contra ctor A lterations , Rans ed s l lng , Estimates Cheerfully Qtven Cabinet Making, e Specialty Bayport N. V. Suff olk County Audit Co. cMecm«M c ar aaue, o. a. j: •> . Ol *e n «SS SsurvtOw. —, L A ccountin g and Income Tax ' Exper t I Phono 4«t
