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RIVERHEAD SAVINGS BANK j Riverhead , N ew York , \ w ill credit interest to depositors October 1 , 1926 , at t he rate of j FIVE PER CENT j up to SSOO on every account , and a t 4% on the remainder. ' i Deposits of $1 to $7 , 500 accepted , and if made by i ' , October 4th will draw interest as if deposited October 1st j Blanks for opening accounts by mail forwarded upon request 3 M Total Resources over $11 , 500 , 000. j F Sur plus over $2 , 000 , 000. j For These Cool Mornings Th ere ' s nothing like a Per- [ DH J fl^Bfl fection Heater to take off f|^^ _P /^ ¦b ^H the chilL Simple , inexpens- ^_ HH j ^^^ \1 ive and it adds a homey _p____ ^_ ta ^^\ \ / touch on cool mornings and ^^^ B j^& mj/ evening. ^ Bj ^^^^ m f ir We can su pp ly your needs for the rapidly approachin g ^ cold weather SOME SUGGESTIONS Fruit Pressee and Kegs, Canning Supplies, Rubbish Burnere Aeh Cant and Sifters , Coal Shovels , Stove Pi pe Wooden , iron and bamboo rskes. R . P JESCHKE Hardware , Paint and Housefurn ithin gs Main Street , Sayville , L , I. The Oystermen ' s National Bank of Sa yville, N. Y. ESTABLISHED IN 1 899 ' _ Re sources over One Million Dollars Ca pi tal fMf l OOM Sur p lus and Vndivided P rof it * $100 ,00600 Intere st De partment ' p*'?^ ' 5 ' . ¦¦' • ¦; ¦ Trust Ih pmrtment Acts as AdmMstrata r Exec utor Trustee. f Tr uweler/ Checks Christmus Cluh |W»Me«_Bss Bs- Sa_sMssw ^^ ^ AckeriyPianos I QWadtJ br /f ry f tlanj Ctimata ' Woith More _f a- . . -» ¦ I ThanTh ey J _ KMlJSIC ! Co ^° HPT CBtTB RT ! By fit -Ass when Bobble ws« six, he was given s real watch , which , re gardle ss of quality or accuracy, had a lond tick. Naturally the little fellow was very proud , and he would stroll u p and down the street , sto pping every mo- ment or two to draw the timepiece from his pocket and regard It gravely. Bvery passer-by smiled at Bobby ' s performance , bnt tbe climax came when his Uttle.coutln , Betty, tripped alon g and asked him the time. Bobby re garded his watch perplex- edl y for a moment , and then re plied with di gnity, \Two lnchee te four!\ Were Good Crooner ' We have often noticed tha t the less a person has the matter with him the more he com plain s about It , and we often wonder If old Job , as he patient- l y cursed the day he was born and re- marked t h at he was nothing more or leas than a brother to dra gons and a com panion to owls , rea lly had any- thin g worse than a touch of eczema. — Ohio State Journal. \Line \ on Future Ha tband , In certain parts of England girls have a test that Is supposed to indi- cate the Identity of their future bus- bunds. The test consists of selecting an onion to re present each of the eli- g ible men. They are then placed In a box , wel l fertilized , an d forced to grow. The first to show signs of sprou ting is considered -to represent the luck y man. SAYVILLE POST OFFICE Arrival and de parture ot malls: Malls Arrive From West Prom East 7: 00 a, m. 10:40 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Parcel Post only 4:45 p. m. 1:15 p. m. 6:20 p. m. 4:15 p. m. 5:20 p. m. 6:00 p. m. 1 0:45 a.m. Sunday. Malls Close Going \West Goin g Best 7:00 a. m. 18:80 p. m. 10:00 a. m. re gistered 9:S0 8:80 p. m. 3: 30 p. m. 4:50 p. m. registered 4:80 6:30 p. m. General Delivery, Stamp and Parcel Post windows open from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Money Order window open from 8 a. m. to S p. m. Except Sundays and holida ys. PUBLIC AUCTION at the residence of Cha rles Rohde , 99 River Ave., Patchog ue , N. Y. Wed nesday, Oct. 6 , 1 :30 p. m. Mr. Ro hde Is about to give up house- kee ping and the following goods will be sold to the highest bidder , without • eserve : Wliner piano, Vulcan gas range , smooth top, kitchen cabinet , dining room furni ture , bed room furniture, porch furniture , book case , dishes , china , ' glassware , crocke ry, kitchen utenslli , lawn mower , and many oth- er artio let too numerous to mention. Well s & Edwards , Auc tioneers Sayvill e , N. Y. r ' TIETZE'S Cough • ' \ Cold REMEDY A Reliable Preparatio n ¦ for t he Relief of COUGHS, COLDS , ETC. Very affective tn tha treat- ment of B R ONCH I TIS a nd DRY COUGHS Contains No Narcotic , Alcohol or Chloroform DOSE: For adults , one teaspoon- ful swallowed slowly every two hours until relieved , then lose often. For children , give in pro- portion to a ge and always In a little water. SAYVILLE PHARMACY Erich TUtze Ph. G.,Pnp. P rticription Specialist \The S tore of Reliable Service \ i i . < ' ¦ A genuine Gillette Razor • FREE with every tuee ef J ; Palmolive Shaving Cream : C Van Wyen j : Wert Sayville New York : « _™«_^^ _ _ < st«vii. iiiiww ¦ ¦ ^ r ^ , ^™ w sw- ' , i , — pj ^ tv - -———aw ' ¦ i w w , w--a~asw ^aar j t i '* w^ ejBBBJ r \*^f , , BBM^BBBjBB ^BjgBBB}' BJ' ' B ; f sWBB^^ ' flar i^l Aitw Awn to Bent I mm mmm'^^ i i '*Ai. iVfi . i it p i ' i ' ™ TvTi vv ' i i'i ! ' ¦« *>• ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ i CHURCH NEWS AND NOTICES Sayville M. E. Churon , Rev. Martin Olaen , pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday School Baliy Day with s pecial program. 11 a. m. Hol y Sacrament ot Com- munion. 8:30 p, m. E pworth League Devo- tional service. 7: 30 p. m. Divine worship and ser- mon — Rally Day message , \The Church in Action,\ baaed -u pon the New Testament plan of Chi 1st In sendin g forth the \Seventy Disciples. \ The services of the church are now on Standard time. Be ginning with Sunday, the E pworth League and the evenin g service will be a half hour earlier—6:3 0 and 7:30 p. m. The flowers upon the altar were presented b y Mrs. Simonson , who has been doin g this work tor several Sun- days , thereby addin g to the attrac - tiveness ot the altar. The Chorus Choir sang very well last Sunday even though they were handica pped with several of their number bein g absent due to being out o f town and through an accident to one of its members. A very fine indoor bullet in board has been presented to the church through William Benjamin , which will be used for a church dire ctor y and w ill be a very helpfu l guide for those interes ted in the officials of the church. The first Prayer meeting will be held on Wednesda y evening at . 7:30 p. m., at which time the pastor will outline the plan tor these meetings and will he glad to receive helpfu l sugges tions to make them interesting. The monthl y meetin g of the Official Board will be held on Thur sday night a t 8 p. m. Every member of the Board is ur ged to be present at this mee ting. The Ladies ' Aid Societ y met at the churc h last Wednesda y afternoon. The s pecial soloist next Sunda y will be Mrs. Charles Ka ynor , of Sa y- v ille. The Cabinet of the E pworth League me t on Tuesday night in the church , and the monthly meetin g and social ot the Epworth League was held on Thursday night in the social room of the church. Those who ma y be interested in help ing to carry on the work of the c hurch may secure weekly subscrip- tion envelo pes from the treasurer or financial secretar y at any Sunday ser- vice. This la a very flne way to con- tribu te to God' s work throu gh the church of one ' s choice. Rally Day will he observed in the Epworth League next Sunday and it is hoped every member will be pres- ent. The first meeting of the Social Un- ion, -wil l be held on the thir d Wednes- da y evening in October. A mass meet ing for Methodist men is to be held in New York City at the Hotel Commodore on October 25 and 26 , at which time and place an unusually fine program of speakers has been arranged. For further par - ticu lars see the pastor. The third annual dinner for the Me thodist men of the eastern section of Long Island Is to be held at Eas t- port on October 8th. See the pastor for fur ther particulars if interested. At the Communion service on Sun- , da y, a special offering to be used for the poor of the parish will be taken. The Women ' s Forei gn Missionary Societ y of the M. E. Chur ch meets on Tuesda y at 2:30 p. m., at the church. The Cabine t of the Sayville M. E. E pworth League held Its meeting at the church on Tuesda y, Se ptember 28th , at which time plans were made for the coming year. Epworth League Rally Day. All visitors we welcome , All members we re quest To come to church on Rally Day, Our program ' s ot the best. We plan to entertain you On Sunday, October third , Our program ' s quite original , To stay away Is absurd. St. John ' s Lutheran Church , Rev. Otto G raeseer , pastor. 18th Sunday afterTrlnlt y. 9:3 0 a. m. Sunda y School. 10:46 a. m. Mornin g worship in German. Text , Math. 6, 19-21. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship tn Eng- lish. Text, Bph. 4 , l-«. The basket ot prise dah lias, placed In the church last Sunda y, wae the gift of Miss Lucille Bonert. Next Wednesday at 8 p. m. Con- gregational meeting. Next Thursday at 2 p. m. Ladles ' Aid Society meets . The next Communion service will be held October 10th. Chrle tlan Reformed Cnurc h, Wait SayvlUe, A. J. Van Tlelen, pastor. 8:80 a. m. Morning worslp In Eng- lish. 11 a. m. Sunday School ¦errloe. S: SO p. m. Afternoon wor ship In Holland. 7- .30 p. m. Evenin g worshi p In Bag- llsh. During July and August: 7:00 , 8:00 , St. John ' s P. K „ Church, Bohemia , Rev. Joseph H. Bond , rector. a- .St p. tn. Church School and ear- vice. Flowers for the alta r are tbe gift ot Mrs. Louis Wancu tw. St. Lawrenoe ' e R. C.:—Rev. James A. McKenns, Reotor. Sunday Masses: 8:00 end 10:18. 8:00 and 10 : 18. Devotlone Sunday evenings: 8:00, St. Joseph R. 0., Ronkonkoma:— Rev. Wm. F * . Klely, Reotor. ¦ Sunday Maases , 8:16 and 10:18. Devotlone Sunday evening : 8:00. St. John Nesemuoene ' e R. C- of Bohemia t ~««v. P. J. Manto n, Reotor. S unday Messes : 8:80 and 10:00. . Devotions Frida y evening! : 8:00, Holbrewk Luthera n:—Her. Otto OrasMtr , Pastor. S unday School, 8:18 p. m, R esniier ieVvloe 8:18 p. m. _ Service Is German the first Sunday la ssoo -tests. ¦t Miry * * Beleeoeat , RenkenkswM— i^ ' w w&JCrv.cH at .88 o ' clock la Is* a- ornls g . BkWt Jet, Sloe PelMI-B ev. Alsv«lf)»- <Mris»7 *si to>r. ¦ :Y^F: #<* _ •• \ * *»* •*°°tt,;_?____ vm^^ m ' ^Nm jimi ^^m^ * ' nniam K. &F&gmmBEwWum *mWWWi g y le *gr^ iH! MWHWrJIBI S .^flflHff n TM mn ^ i J* ' l jff lffj_HSitRlftitti ^^ Sayville Con gregation s) Church , Geor ge Robert Lewis , pastor. Sunday, Octobe r 3 , 1926. 1 0 a. m. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Mornin g wor ship. Com- munion medita tion , \Helpers of Je- sus. \ Observance of Lor d' s Su pper. The offertor y duet , \God Is Love , \ by Alfred Wooler , will be sung b y Frank Seerveld , baritone , ' and Henr y Heine , tenor , and tbe anthem will be \If Ye Love Me , \ by C. Simper . 7: 30 p. m. Christian Endeav or. Hos pitality Committee for October Includes those whose nam es , begin with J.; M iss Ellen Johnson , ' c hair- man. St. Ann ' s Ep iscopal , Rev . Jose ph H. Bond , rector. Fa ll and Winter schedul e begins. 8:00 a. m. Holy Communi on. Cor- pora te Communion of the officers and teachers of the Church School. 3:30 a. m. Church School. 1 0:45 a. m. Kindergarten. Leave your small children here while you a ttend church service. 10:45 a. m. Holy Communio n with serm on and an th em. 7:30 p. m. Evening Prayer and ser- mon. Subjec t. \The Man Nobody Knows, \ one o f a series based on Bruce Barton ' s book of that name. Flowers for the Altar ar e the gift of .Mrs. Percy Smith . Blue Point. Week-Day Activities. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Women ' s Guild. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Girl' s Friendly Society. Fr iday (tonight) 7 p. m. Boy Scouts. 8:15 p. m. Men ' s Club. First mee ting of the season. H. L. Terry will show \ movies \ of the Labor Day parade. Fire Commissioner s ' Natlee. Noti ce le hereby given that a hear- i ng In accord with the Assembly Bill «Vo, 8181, sill be gi ven by tbe Wre (Co mmissioners to the taxpayer * of lb s West Sayville Vire Dlitriot oa Thur sday evening, Octob er 7, Ills. b etween tbe hour * ot 7 and 8 p. m „ •t th e West Sayvlllo Wre Honee, Mala street. Wait Sayville. N. Y „ upon the Mo tet as listed below, for lbs year uaffor the esld District. H ose 1400.00 lasllor sad Bnglneer 800.00 inabilit y and Fire Insurance 8*0,00 Jte pslr sod maintenance of ^ buildin g 800.00 ilhlstsn aace ol sppar atoe lo&M felitr y U Trea surer »o , 00 •KciQ.nt al eivwMes . , y^jjgj Record Haul of Butterfish Made B y Fishermen of Wes t Sa y ville Local Residents Get News from Friends in ' Fl orida. Sea Scallopers Encounte r Rough Weather but Bring In 100 Bushel Catches. Surprise Shower Give n in Honor of Miss Marina Goldsworth S. P. Greene and John Bate s Leave for Cslifornia. Good fortune was in wait for the men o f the Long Island Fish Co. and the Sunrise Fish Co. on Mond ay morning when they hauled up the nets fro m their ocean pounds , and found them well filled with butter- fish . It was the first large catch In several weeks , and was indeed a surpri se to the fishermen. Both com- pan ies made a good day ' s ca tch, the Long Island Fish Co. having 50 bar- rels , and the Sunrise Fish Co. 70 bar- rels. Practically the entire haul was composed of small butterfish , al- though a few barrel s of weatofish and some mackcr \ ! were also included in the catch. Fishermen along the en- tire coast have been complaining about the scarcity ot the finny tribe this season , but occasional catches like this one renew Ihe fallen spirits of the men who make fishing their da ily task. Rough wea ther greeted the sea sca llopers on their return trip from the scalloping grounds. 35 miles oil shore, on Tuesday, and some of the men , w hile opening their catch on the way into port, tied themselves to their posts in order to keep on their feet and not be swept overboard. Nearly every wave washed practic- ally the whole length of the boats, but no accidents were reported to the hardy group of salts who venture to their work under most hazardous conditions. Their catches averaged a bout 100 bushel s per boat, which is considered fair for this season , al- t hough last week severa l larger ship- ments of scallops left the local piers \ ny truck for the city market. Mrs. Cornelius Sanders invited sev- eral of her friends to her home last Thursday afternoon to help her cele- brate her birthday. The ladies pre- sented their hostess with a pretty gift, after which a most enjoyable afternoon was spent , followed by a delicious luncheon. Those present were Jlrs. \V. J. Lam lid in , Mrs. John Qriek , Mrs. Louis Thompson. Mrs. Kdward Buys , Mrs. Dora (iriek . Mrs. Jacoba Dykstru, Mrs. Cornelius Zegel , Mrs. Peter Van Vessem, Mrs. (iab- riel Kwaak. Mrs . Gertrude Dunn and Mrs. Cornelius Sanders. A very interesting im-eiing of the Christian Endeavor Society took place in the basement of Ihe First Reformed Church on Wednesda y ev- en ing. Next Wednesday the topic is: \Education. How to Get It , and How to U se it , \ ana the leader will be Mrs , George Vander Uorgli. Every- one Interested in christian Endeav or work, and especially the youn g people of the village , are invited to attend these meetin gs , which are most in- teresting und helpful along education- al and re ligious lines. The local Boy Scout troo p took part In the Scout Day exercises at the Klverhead Fair last Fr iday. The boys took third place , but only first prizes wore awarded in the different con tests. The boys, composin g tho en tire troop, were taken to River - head In one of the Bine & White busses. Jacob He che and Nelson Van Wyen are to at tend Ihe base ball game be- tween the Yankees and the St. Louis Cardinals a t the Yankee Stadium , to- morrow, and a fter th e game will mot- or to PuhruIc , N. .!., where they will r emain over the week end. Jacob Sluger & Sims fishing sloop, Kathle en, bus been on the ways this wook n t I.unih il Iii ' h boat yard , under- go ing repairs. John Van Esaondeltt' fl sloop, t' upl. I^ ew , has also been hav- ing re pairs made this week. Miss Wllma . Others , who has been spending the summer at Pino Hill, N. Y„ clim e home last week to spend u few ilii ys her o and on Saturday went to I' aturHoii, N. J., where she will probably remain for the winter. Mr. und Mrs , Peter . Verboko und daugh ter, Miss Mar y, and w, Thom- as , returned last Saturda y utter spend ' tn g a week with friends and relatives In I' asbulc , N. J. Communion services are to he hold in the mornin g and afternoon at tha Christian Reformed Church on Sun' day. The evenin g aorvtca will be omitted. Mr. and Mr *. John Hubnr moved yesterday Into their newly purchased home , formerly , owned by the late Marlf lua De Roo , on Cherry street . Mrs. William Van Gssendel tt has been very III durin g the past week , ¦ntterlng from hi gh blood pressur e, Or, MaoDonoil <* caring for her , Mrs. M. C. Van Foperln g. who strained the li gaments In her right leg two weeks ago , Is now gettin g •long nicely. ' Mr, e nd Mrs. Sander Blom and so ns, Wank and Cornetlua, spe nt yes- te rday with relatives and friends here. The Rev . 1. U Van Tlelen t» mak- i ng hi* annual visitation to the mem- bers of hia congregation this week. Cornell** Vender Wende. of Cllf \ - Ida , N, J!, spent the week end at the home ©J Mr. and Mrs. Jeto Mtfi*. . ^OMMltf ^ News has been received here fross triends and rela tives of our people who are in Miami Beach and St. Pet- ersburg, Florida. No injuries or deaths of direct local interest are re- ported , bu t the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Miller , of Miami , who yearly vis it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Van Popering, was t he only bouse left standing in the block on wh ich they lived. Their garage was blown aw ay, but their car remained on the gara ge floor , undamaged. The r oof of the home of Mr. and Mra. Ch a rles Whltconih , of St . Petersburg, was blown off , as was that of their daiiKliter and son-in-Jaw , Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Michael. Both garages were ripped off the foundations , and the Michael car was badly damaged by the falling roof and sides. Water . an kle deep, filled the houses of these latter two for some time after tne storm hnri subsided. President Samuel P. Greene , o f tne Oystermen ' s National Bank, accom- panied by his cousin , John Bates, left yesterday for a trip to the Pacifie Coast, intending to be gone three or four weeks. They are going over the Pennsylvania. Rock Island and Denver and R io Grande and will visit Loo Angeles and San Francisco , re turn- ing via Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies. Mr. Greene is planning to see Mr. and , Mrs. H. T. Rogers In Denver, and his cousins , Mr . and Mrs. Edgar W. Greene , in Petaluma, Calif. Their itinerary, which has aB been arranged for them , wi ll be about the same as the party made up of bankers who recently went to the Pacifie Coast for a convention. Their limited stay is due to the fact that Mr. Kates holds , a r esponsible posi- tion as assistant secretary of the Long Island , Finance Corporation ot Jamaica. Miss Marina Goldsworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Crean Goldsworth , was given a miscellaneous shower last Thursday evening at her home on Atlantic street. She was taken completely by surprise when gifts were showered upon her by her many friends and relatives who helped make a pleasant evening, at the close of which refreshments ' were s?r.eu. The guests present Were Mrs. Her- m an Goldsworth. Mrs . Jacob Beebe , Mrs. Thomas Walsh . M rs. G. N. Van- derborgh, Mrs . Gerrit Vander Borgh , Sr., Mrs. Adrian Hoek , Mrs. Tonis Locker . Mrs. Adrian Paauwe , Mrs. Cornelius Goldsworth , Mrs . Herman Heche anil Miss Marie Garrett , of ls- l ip, and the Misses Mari a Beebe , Jen- nie l leebe and Blanche Beebe . Miss Goldsworth is to be married some t ime this mouth to Charles Weinrich , of Pa tchogue. The Singing Society Held a business m eeting in tbe chapel of tbe Christian Reform ed Church on Tuesday evening and planned for another miscellan- eous program to be given around Thanksgivin g time. Practice on the number s on tho program will begin on the evening of October 12th in the church, The election of ameers tor the coming year resulted as follows: William Van Vessem, president; Ttev. J. L. Van Tlolen, vic e president; Ly- dla Slager , s ecretary and treasurer, and Aili' Umnu Style, assistant secre- tar y and treasurer. Peter Grady has this week sold 1927 Bulck brou ghams to / nson W, Hare , and P. J. Mur phy, 1!»27 Hulck sedans to George Freeman , of Hemp stead , and A. C . Mu ckln , of n ninUyn , a 1927 l lulek coupe to E. I.yrn -h, of Bayport , u Rulv k brougham to Philip N . Wes- terboko , and n Bulck conch to K. Roac h , of Hun tington. Newt wu» received here aoimuuclm the bir th of a son on Monday, Se p- tember 27th , to Mr. and Mm. Benja - min I lrulnooge , of Lodi , N. J. Mrs. Drulnoo ge was befor e her marriage Miss Kato Veryier . Rudol ph Mottl began work In the oys ter limine of William Rudolph oa Monday, and was Init iated Into the oyster business when he foil into the float while wheelin g oysters. Mr. and Mra. Harr y Konlngwood und Mr. and Mit„ I.eonurd Drain, ot Pu terson, N. J. , spent last week end at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. CorneV lua ' Locker. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit N. Vender Bor gh and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Poperin g enjoyed a motor trip to Montauk Potut last Saturda y, J. Newhouie end eon, (H trtert, and Adrian Sharp and son. Lambert, be- gan work thle week In tha chop of the Bluopolnts Compan y. . Miss Nallls Van Veeaem I* vl«ltlsg for a week al the home of her sister and broth tr-la-law , Mr. and Mr * . Hoy Roberts In Riverhea d. Th e Ladles ' Se wing Society wW meet In the ohepel of the Csrlstlgav . Reformed Church next V'ednlsieVj' ' j ' ¦ ' ;:, afternoon , ' ^ ' Mv^j V^ ¦ l; TM regulsr montsly nM ^^mm!^ Ih* west , iay r til e ' Tlt9 : \^Mm ^^M we. h.ld in the Wre m^ X m ^MI ini,. \ ' ¦ ¦ :'' ^ , 'v. -\;v.^ ;;vto»:f iw A doctor wliii is in charg e of a well-kn own hospltnl in Oslo has been re glsterliigvlioroii s complain ts against those who Insist npon presen ting his Instituti on with wireless sets. He de- clares the use of a loud s peaker de- prives the patien ts who are really III of thei r chnnre to rest quietly. He further declares tt at even healthy persons will soon be seeking sanctu- ar y In hospitals to evade the tortsre of civilization ' s clamor and ther efore the Inst itutions of health most bar the scien tific tova. No Reel for tf tc Wear y M^T F you ere to continue to stfrset each Our both must ba esrsful of personal opoare nee. Patronise en up-to-d«te trb *r. CHARLES LEONE 7 Meln 81* near Railroad Ave , •AYVIU.B s-Miiiiiiii mitniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiifiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit . & Yonr Choice of Many I When you come her e to buy baked = goods , you ar e not limited to a choice 2 fro m a few items. We bake each day = the following delicious pastries: _ Pumpkin Pies Eclairs 1 Crullers , Napoleons f All lands of Layer Cakes | Napoleons _ Special Coffee Cakes Saturday § SOUR RYE AND PUMPtKNIC KLE BREAD S WAHNS BAKERY I ImiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii K Richard Tucker spent two days this week in New York on business. Earl Kwaak is now employed driv- ing a truck for Nelson Strong ' s Sons. Mr. and Mrs. George Vander Borgh spen t an enjoyable day in New York on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Anson W. Hard and t heir sons have returned to their city home , 350 Park avenue. New York. M iss Flora Zegel is riding around in her new Chevrole t coupe , purchas- ed from the Central Garage , of Say- ville. WEST SAYVILLE He is great who confers the most benefits. —Emerson. There Is something higher tbnn hap- piness—the? blessedness of oeinii good and doing good. — Anon ymous . Kn ow we not iInn ne are temples of God . and that such temples onn he built only on the common stones that Me about us . —O . C. Kvere tt . He was wounded for our transgres- sions, he was bruised for our Ini qui- ties ; the chnsilsciiient of our peace was upon lilni ; unit with his stri pes we ore healed. —Isnluh . Ever y promise Is built upo n four pillars: God' s Just ice and holiness , which will not suffer Him to deceive ; Il ls grace of goodness , which will not su ffer Him to chnn ge; His power , which makes him able to accomplish —H. G . Salter. SENTENCE SERMONS Bachelors nre not tolerated In the Fi ji Islands. Every man must get mar- r ied. Twea ly-*lx ilollnrs a month Is the minimum wag e piild to stenographers In Pnrla . The member ship of the General Fed- eration of Women ' s « . 1\iU» now ex- ceeds 8,000 , 000. Emmy von (\lunlelewakl , n former German counte ss, is working In s greenhouse at Or egon City. Ore. Mrs. Fennle hcl l Smitherlnnd , mem- ber of no o ld southern family, le s police court Ju dge In Pari s , Ky. Amon g tbe fishermen of Brittany, maldoim. wires und widowa have each their own dis tinctive color of shawl N O TE S AB O UT W OMEN Monday. —Where we only see strug- gle, God »ee» H tren gth. Tuesda y. —The more des perate the battle , th« greater la the joy ot the triumph. Wednesday. —We ennnot overtake Time , le t us honor htm when he Is passing. Thursday. — A rut I* a line of least reeletenre. Prida y. —1' niil found hi* great neenr anre In the fact of Christ, he saw li m the cross Saturda y. —A weary world I* wait tag for a rel i gion that cun Mng to It Sunday. — Sunda y n hsert r>; think when the hell* do chime, 'tie angel * maatc ; ther efo re come no t lets. D A ILY HEL PS
