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That * Is No Merrick Road We hope that are may Hve to see ska a*y that the general public la- *¦»»\\\*: sorveyoTs . engineers, mem- kexs ot the State Highway Depart- snenL realtors et al will learn that the faiaooa old South Count ry Road. Aeaseated to the days when the state cwatch of the late George Washington rumbled over it , now officially known a s the Montana : Highway, is not the Merrick Road. So far as we can learn there Is not a single length of this load officially known as the Merrick Boad. In the columns of tbe Leader tals week are letters from a surveyor a ukd the State Highway Department r eferrin g to the highway as the Mer- rick Road. We trust such a name will se ver be officially jj iven this thorou gh- fare. It means nothing. Merrick Is a village ( not incor porated ¦ of almost as little Importance as any place of abode on the highway. Why persist la calling this beautiful drive leading from Fulton Ferry. Kings County , to the end of Long Island. M errick Road ? The name . So uth Countr y Road should ne ver have been officially changed . bat , as it has been changed to Mon- ta uk Highwa y, let it remain such but never Merric k. —Babylo n Leader. In oar jud gment , th e public utilit y companies would be serving Long Isl- a nd better if they lessened their fev- erish efforts to accommodate some new developments where homes are not yet beyond the blueprint stage and gav e a little more attention to provid- i ng the established communities with sufficient water, light s and telephones Of course , there is a reason for the great hordes of pipe layers and pole raisers in aud about these homeless developments. But that reason . does not greatly concern the people of vil- lages whose home are still equipped with pumps and lamps and kerosene stoves. E vidently the public utility compan- ies must be urged and the Son is glad to see that Village President Louden of Amityville, has started urging. There is many a stretch of water pine laid on the outskirts of Amity- ville which will be scarcely used this winter. There Is many a pole adorn- ing developments where wires will carry no juice for months to come. The S un believes that in the present emergency on growing Long Island , t be villages which are showing the g reatest increase in population are en- tille d to 8rst consideration by utility co mpanies. —Ling Island Sun. Nassau Learr.s Al Smith' s Bra n d o f Eco nomy While the two political parties in New York State were assembled tn convetions to choose candidates and form their appeals to the voters , a message came from Albany to the tax- payers and voters of Nassau County that has an altogether different mean- ing. Governor Smith is preparin g to again run (or the head of the state on the platform that he proudly acclaims aa his record. For three terms be has bald this high office, and his followers assert he needs no other recommenda- tion than his performance in the past. The message that came to Nassau County Is to tbe effect that this Smith administration la askin g the taxpayers of this county to contribute next year fklrt y^tre par cent mora money to the aUata Governmen t than last year ; in other words their taxes are Increased C1K . 4M over the previous year , 'nun is the platform of economy that Alfred E. Smith is to teQ the people of Nas- sau Count y about when he visits here daring his campaign Of coarse , all will readil y admit that Nassau Count y is growing rapidl y and that we should expect to pay a lar ger amount to the state treasury, bat few Democrats are so ardent as to claim that the countr y ' s wealth has increas- ed thirt y-Hre per cent in one year. A l Smith is able, he i s brilliant , and he la deservedly popular , hot hia claims to economical govern ment win have to be backed np with stron ger proof than his recor d before the vot- ers of Nassau will subscribe to his form of economy. It is only necessary to co ntrast the Smith snd the Coolidge eco nomy to learn the difference be- tween real saving in government and ihe ki nd that All Smith has been gir- ¦ ug Sew York State. —Free port Re- co rder. Babylo n will make no mis;ake if :: follows tbe p roposed example of A zaityTrille and establishes what is knawa as a police depa rtment and 'bus prevents incoming administra- -ians f rom chan ging tbe personel of tbe fo rce except for charges, and then only after an impartial hearing which if adverse to the defendin g of- fice r can be reviewed by the courts. B abylon now has a force as good, if not bette r than any in its history, ad- mittedl y much more efficient than at so me periods. Each day the mem- bers gain experience. Under the pres- e nt regime, the poli cy is not to make tech nical arrests , the officers are ;; - < ur:eo us and tbe stranger within our - .ilea aas the sa me privileges as a resident. The courtes y as well as the ei.c. -e:icy of Ihe police force is ve ry ni icable and meets with popula r ap- p roval. Cnder the present method of e nsaging officers they could be re !: «ved from du ty any time and if the administration changed an entirel y new forte could be engaged to take ihe places of the members now on the for ce. Th is is manifestl y unjust and does not give the police the incentive that they should have. Moreover un- de r the police department syste m we are told that a pe nsion fund can be established by a d eduction from the pay ot the members ot the force As to this point we are not certain , but we think the entire matter should be given consideration. —Babylon Leader. We don ' t venture to say in what form the protest will come, but we do make bold to predict that the craze for setting up stop lights which demoralize automobile traffic and un- necessarily add to the annoyances of travel will come in for a sudden check before long. Scarcely can a motorist drive ten or fiftee miles now with- out being held up by at least one of them at a point where no car is in sight and where at no time does any congestion of traffic require such a sign eithe r fur safety or convenience . One point answering to this descrip- tio n is in the quiet little hamlet of We st Babylon. \ \ whstOthersEiitors A Say About It sbIt ^bbbbb v bSbbbbbbbbKbbW - .fcu my at j SBBBBk ^^^^ HwSsl ,-i ' -«• , ,. ^ET j Nw ¦ ' ' • \» ; i- - • r T ; ¦' ^^ w ^akr ¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 11 ^¦^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ W*g S *. ' •• ¦ The Announcemen ts of ^ f aiMnxt ^Mmt^ appear every Friday on the ' ' • ' ¦ •¦ ' * ___ Marketin g Pa ge } of the NEW YORK * ^^traih &^ hnn t WBBff M ; ,v;:;i NOTICE Notice Is hereby given to th? resi- dent taxpayers of the newly establish- ed B ayport Fire District . . Town ot Islip. Suffolk County . New York , duly qualified to vote for Fire Commission- ers in said Fire District , that a meet- ing will be held at the Fire Headquar- ters in said District , Main ' street. Bay- port . New York, on Friday . October 22d . 192 6 , between the hours of seven and nine p. m. to elect five (5) Fire Commissioners. One Commissioner to be elected for the term of one (1) year ; one Com- missioner to be elected tor a term of two (2) years; one Commissioner to be elected tor a term Ot three (31 years : one Commissioner to be elect- ed for a te rm of {ba r (4) y ears:'one Commissioner to be elected for a term of five <5) years; and, also to elect a Treasurer for the term of three (3> years. x Said district was established by resold tion ot the Board of Supervisors , Suffolk County, New York, at a m eet- ing held on September 27th . 1926. and Is bounded and described as follows: Bounded on the west by Brown ' s Hirer and Brook : on the north by Church street : on the east by the Brookhaven Town Line, and on the south by the Great Sooth Bay. Dated at Islip. New York , this 4th day of October. 1926. ( Signed) WARREN C. HAFF , 7St3 Town Clerk . Town of Islip. N. Y. legal Moncsa NOTIC E Notic e is hereby given to the resi- dent tax. payers ot the Sayville Fire Distri ct. Town of Islip, Suffolk Coun- ty, New York, duly qualified to voU upon -appropriations in said Fire Dis - trict , that a meeting will be held in the Fire House. Main street . Sayville, New York, on Thursday . October 21, 1926 . between the hoars of 7 and 9 o ' clock p. m _ to vote on the following propositions: — 1. Shall the sum of $500 be approprit- ed for the payment of existing loan? 2. Shall the sum of $500 be appropriat- ed for new heating plant in fire department headquarters? 3. Shall the sum of $500 be appropriat- ed for Janitor , light , gas , fuel and telephone? 4. Shall the sum of 11 . 200 be appropri- ated for fire and liability insuran ce, 5. Shall the sum ot $1,500 be appropri- ated for hose ? 6. Shall the sum of $2 , 000 be appropri- ated tor equipment , supplies , incl dentals and band? Dated at Islip. New York. Oct 6. 1926 (Signed) WARREN C. HAFF , 73t2 Town Clerk . Town of lsllp. N. Y, NOTICE TO CREDITORS JOHANNA M. SHARP : In pursu- ance of an order of Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau , Surrogate of the County of S u ff o lk: Notice is hereb y given, according to law , to all persons having claims against JOHANN A M. SHARP , late of the Town of lsllp, in said County, de- ceased, that they are required to ex- hibit the same , with the vouchers thereof , to the subscriber . ' Adminis- trator ot the estate of said deceased, st his residence and place for trans- acting business, on Oakwood Avenue, in Bayport. Suffolk County, N. Y., on or before the 9th day of April, 1927. Dated October 5th , 1926. ALBERT HENRY SHARP , Administrator Ac of Johanna M. Sharp, dee 'd. JOSEPH WOOD . Attorney. 73147 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed bids will be received by ths undersigned for moving and resetting approximately 2 , 600 feet ot fence and the construction of 160 feet of new fence along tbe Montauk Highway, ad- jacent to the Catting property at Oak- dale, at the office of the Supervisor of the town of Islip. lsllp, N. Y.; on Tues- day, Oct. 19th , 1926 , at *:00 p. m. Specifications and proposal ' forms may be obtaine d from Frank Rogers , Supervisor, lsllp. N. Y „ of A. O. Smith , Co. Supt. of Highways , Port Jefferson , ROBERT MACINTOSH 73t2 Chairm an Road * Brid ge Comm. SHORT SEA TRIP S Norfolk , Vs. COMBINING ths delights of s ,, v»i_i .» ¦- .. bracing ocean voyage with In- art ^, Virginia Beach , Vs. foresting sightseeing ashore. /^^ - jHtV . Richmond, Vs. DAILY SERVICE EXCEPT /Ra *fc^\ Washingto n . O. C. SUNDAY / I WK ^V _ . _ 8t*am«r» (save N*w York 12:00 * // MJM \1 VIA ill 11 noon and arrlv * Norfolk fol- \ XT **»a9 a*B*»nTv VI.V lowing morning 7: SO o ' c lock. SnBBBBuS ^aaBnaf DOMINION *rZZe *SST* Z 9 * Wgm . I INF J - 3 - Brown , Oen. Pass. Agent a *49 asM a 3*HNi a-sius. Goo. Offices Pier 16 N.RJvar .N. Y. ! **\ sfr i '^?^ F. C. 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Pelle- treau, Surrogate of the Count y of Suf- folk , notice la hereby given to all per- sons having claims against Albert Ket- cham tate of the County of Suffolk, de- ceased , to present same with voucher * thereof to the sostscriber at her place of transacting basinens at the otBce of her attorneys , Greene St Walser , Bank Bon ding, Sayville, Long Island , New York . -on or before the 15th day of April. 1927. Dated Sarvflle, N. Y_ October 8. 1S26. JOSEPHINE E. SHATTCCK . Executrix. Greene A Walser , Attorneys for Executrix . Offlce «4U P. O. Addre ss Bank Building;, Sayvllle . Buff., Co.. N. Y. 73128 Notice of Sale of Bonds of the Tow n of lsllp, Suffolk County. New York. Notice is hereby given pursuant to law that -the undersigned will sell at public sa le to the highest bidder not less than par and accrued interest , at the office ot the Town Clerk of the Town of Islip. Suffolk County , New York , at lsllp in said town , county and state, on the 5th day ot November. 192C . at 1 o ' clock in the aftern oon bonds of the town of Islip in Suffolk County. New York , in the amounts , dates , maturities, rates , of interest and for tbe purposes below set forth , to wit: . 90 coupon bonds of $500. each dated November 1. 1926 . each bearin g In- terest at the rate of 5% per annum paya ble semi-annuall y on the first days of January and July in each year , and the first nine ot said bonds in order as numbered shall become due on Jan- uary I. 1928 , and nine thereof in con- secutive nu merical order shall become due on the 1st day of Januar y in each of the years 1929 to 1937 inclusive: both principal and interest of said bonds shall be payable at the bankin g offi ces of the First National Bank of I slip. at Islip. N. Y. which b on ds s h a ll be signed by the Supervisor of the Town ot Islip. S uffolk Count y. New York , and shall be attested by the town clerk ot said town and each bond shall bear coupons to be signed by the Supervisor for the payment , of the interest due and accruin g on said bonds at intervals of six months , com- mencin g on the 1st day of January. 1927. and continuing semi-annually dur- ing the term for which each bond is issued, and the proceeds of said bonds wIH be applied to the payment ot the share of the said Town of Islip of the cost of widening and repairing parts of Bay Shore— ^Brookhaven Town line highway No. 5301 under contracts and resolutions duly adopted. Dated October 7 , 1926. FR ANK R OGERS , Supervisor of the Town of Islip. SURROGATE ' S NOTICE HAWKINS. JOHN H. In pursuance ot an order of Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau , Surrogate , Suffolk County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having claims against John H. Hawk- ins, late of the County of Suffolk , de- ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his place ot transacting business at the office of his attorneys , Messrs. Greene A Walser , Bank Building, Say- vllle , Long Island , New York , on or be- fore the 11th day of March , 1 9 27 , ne xt Dated, Sayville , N. Y.. the 9tb day of September , 1926. JOHN B. HAWKINS. Executor. GREENE A WALSER, Attorneys for Executor , Office and P. O. Address Bank Building , Sayville. L. I., N. Y. 69126 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DEGRAFF . ISABEL. —In pursuance of an order of Honorable Robert 8. Pal- iatrasa. Surrogate of tha County ol StLffotk . notice la hereby given to all parson * having claims against ISA- BEL DB GRAFr . 1st* ot Ota CVonty at Suffolk , deceased , to present the same. with vouchers thereof , to tha subscrib- er a t her place of transacting buainsss. >t ths office nf Greene A Walser , ' ier attorneys. In Ihe Banal Building, *t Saynlla. to tat aassmtjr nf Auffolk snd State of Nvrn teSk. as* erhatora tha ISth day of November. ISM, Dated SayvlIU, ths Slat day ot Msjr . ISM. DINAH DBORAFT. Executrix. Qreen * A Walssr, Attorneys for Executrix. Bank Building, Sayvllle. fluff. Co.. New York. UIS7 V- ' ^' r- 1SSVUL 9tCm *M» Jo seph Weber Is HI at his borne at the . Lake. Louts McNully spent the week end visiting relatives in New York. Mr. snd Mrs. Sterling Gearredt and family bare moved to Fsrmtngusle. Mrs. Charles Wentlsch, Jr., has re- signed her position in Richmond Hill. Mr. snd Mrs. Morris Hawkins en- Joyed s motor trip to Vermont last week. Mrs. Mary Strong, of Babylon , spen t several days here last week visiting friends. Mrs. Austin Sullivan and daughter speat %nH«iini y te. St. Ass»M : -»y£h: iSSauBssnt - ' .:- '\ .^ ' :: /- ' . - ¦ ;. ' ¦ v. . Mr. aad sura. WUUam Gtaass lsr . of Hew York. ¦Pea rt taw weak aad with re latives. . Mrs. Albert Seiner , of Fhibrdelahia. la spending two weeks at her sum- m er cotta ge. The American Legion held Its meet- ing at the school buildin g; on Tues- d ay eveninc- Mrs. Richard Wright , - o f Central ls- llp. spent Friday aad Saturda y here with relatives. The Junior Girts ' Club will meet at the home of Miss Frances Fish on Friday evening. John Roselle. of States Island , spent several days here last week with his wife and family. George Wiemann. of New York . spent the week end at bis bungalow on Portion road. F red Sheilas , of New York , spent Monday at the home of his mother- in-law . Mrs. J. Curtis. Mrs. Thomas Long and family, of Sayville. spent Wednesday visitin g h er mother , Mrs. Kate Davis- Mr. and Mrs . Marinelli have closed their bome at the Lake and will spend the winter in New York. The re will be a Elichre at Fire- men ' s Hall on Fr iday for the benefit of St_ Ma ry ' s Episcopal Church . Mr. and Mrs. Curre n have closed their pavilion at the Lake and re- turned to New York tor the winter. James Fallon , of Astoria , is having a lath room and back porch added to bis ho me , Bellh urst . on Hawkins Ave. Mrs. Nicholas Sclaudel entertain ed a number ot frien ds at a kaffee Matc h at her home on Thursday afternoo n. Mr. and Mrs . F. Horn motored from Commack on Thursday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young. Mr. and Mrs. L. Brown and family have moved into one of Fred Smith' s bungalows near tbe Lake for the win- te r. Dr. Louis Weber, of New York , spe nt a few days here last week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weber. Harry Sletx. deep well driller , has just completed drilling a well for J. Geidel and one for George Wilds, b oth in Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers and fa mily, of El mont , spent the week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruff on Haw- kins avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bunkey and Thomas Hooker motored from State n Island to spend Sunday and Mond ay with Mrs. I. Rosselle. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wentisch . S r., spent last week in Queens visiting their daughter and \ son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. August Rucks. Don ' t forget the card party and dan ce at Becker ' s Casino on Satur - day evening, Octo ber 16th, for the benefit of St. Joseph' s Church. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamann enter- tained over the week end Mrs. Lehn- lng. Clara Hamann. Jack Meecan and Fred Hamann. all of Brooklyn. Mrs. M. E. Ruff has returned to the home of her son and daughter-in- law . Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruff, after spending several months in Baltimo re. Md .. visiting relative *. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ripp and Henr y Wentisch have retu rned to their home here after an extended trip throu gh Philadel phia, East Pennsylvajuia , At- lantic City and other places of in- terest. Miss Kate Lovell of this village, and T eddy Rich, of St . James , won a beautiful silver loving cup in a Charleston contest held at the C. B. P. S. Hall in Bohemia last Saturda y evening. Mr. and Mrs . J. E. Riker. of Holts- ville. announce the engagement\ ot their daughter. Katherine E. Riker , to James Davis , son of Mrs. Kate Davis, of Lake Ronkonkoma. No date has been set for the weddin g. An Ancient Musics! Instrumen t. About 25 years ago Mrs. J. O. Wein- sche. of New York City, bought at auction the old Amsey Newton house In Lake Ronkonkoma , at tbe corner of Portion Rosd and the east drive around the lake. The old place Is surrounded with histor y and local Long Island lore , and is well known to people hereabouts; but of consid- erable Interest to music lovers ts an , old banjo dug up in the attic which Mrs. Welnsche recentl y brought to the Ackerly Music Center. The neck of the nanjo looks to be ma hogany, all hewn oat by band , and tbe live pegs crudel y made are a good J)isc*psu)*j S s^/ SajQ^ A : -Tn ss ~ l3s u ' s*)cate* 'sIlBB grus dmsia est sgSe* boar, inset, round a circle assAlastosed with tacts; and the noad ef saarprtln was evidentl y stretched over the rim wet asm let-Us dry -tig ht a* a drum. This also is fastened with , tacks. No . brackets are used to tighten it as modem ban- jos use. - Mrs. Weanaehe is sure it is at least 75 to M years old and cherishes it highly, tor tt certainly is a crude mus- ical instrument. LAKE RONKONKOMA Plans Drawn Estimates Furnishe d FRED E. BENESCH CONTRA CTOR , AND BUILDER Box 2SS SAYVILL E, N. Y. . Shop and Residence Broadway Ave, Holbrook , N. Y. S5SS £55! SSE! \¦*> win NlSWg NatWI Mami HsswS sti#i HsfsVB Matin Nasjws ir SSwi wwi too intra LH *&. m |r&wl > ' . ' . ' H 'i' - ' - ' .. ' ¦ - . ' . ' srlMM 1 ram ' ' - - 'VHfn v ' ' \aU'' \« i/iits uW SIjVbbbTBsI ^ ' SSlbM ^amamBaaa mtsBaesmm imm^ '^iBf ^rWMmW^KfrMm W I 'W wV lM ., 1 T a»W??.r ¦»¦ ') ia ^rriS ,J M ' sanaiviGisfrX , \' .Vvi ' r 1 ' ' 'W SS^^Bm^ f ^^i'MmmmmS^kw^ M sSslBBwWmMMsWmMHUJSswWUk GREENE A WALSER Attorneys and Counselors at Law Ralph C. G reene Guy O. ' Walser lank Building , Sayvllle , Stiff. Co* ft , Y. Telephone 82 FRANK P. NOHOWEL At torney at Law Robinson Block BAY SHORE , NEW YORK Money placed on Bond and Mortgage No charge for consultation Telephone Connection ALFRED E. FRIEMAN ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW WOOD BUILDING MAIN STREET , SAYVILLE 1 = J ohn S. Wells A. C. Edwards WELLS A EDWARDS PUBLIC AUCTIONEERS Sayvllle , N. Y. —— i^—^1— i ——^^^ ^^ SAVE w /rt SAF ETY asset DRUG S T ORE ^^^ ,_-S££1 *b s jbuI Puretast ZINC STEARATE ' Will do mors tuu *ar attar on* thing to *dd to BearV Ma- ton and happUMwu No mora aorraasa or ohalln s; Purataat f/Usa Statrate ajfa, . Bwo da w wjar. . . ^ ; . • •\\ ' , THORNHIIX'S fx» ; j^g||£ s«jks» ' n ^&^asi mmmmu ^^sisismm ' ¦ .^BnagaManTCsanSsslT ^B .a\ JF ^^^s? _^ Eyes Examined Scientifically GLASSES FITTED Our Optical Service is Complete Our Prices Reasona ble Dr. M. H. Robinson REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Next to Roe ' s Hptel Patchogue, L. I. Telephone 1005 Patchogue. LOUIS P0SP1SIL PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTO R Union SL , Bohemia, L. U Box 6M Estimate * Cheerfully Given Jobbing Promptly Attended To The buildings I have painted and decorated serve as an exhibit of what I have done for others and as an example of what I can do for you. Yet—The cost Is no more. JOSEPH FIALA Interior—Exterior P a i nter an d D eco r a t or Sobemia , N. Y. John M. Sprague Plumbin g, Heating, Jobbing All work guaranteed IS Holmes St. Tel. 61-J SAYVILLE PLUMBING and HEATING Jobbing of all kinds WINNIE VITOCH S axon Ave., S ayville Tel. 547-J TeL Bayport 397—R JOSEPH MANGO j CONTRAC TOR j Alterations, Remodeling ! Estimates Cheerfu lly Given j Cabinet Making a Specialty I Bayport , N. Y. 1 — ! I Suffolk County j Audit Co. j GEORGE C. SPARE, C. A. j Manager J P. O. Bo x 425 Sayvllle, I. I. 1 j A ccounting and Income i Tax Exp ert ! Phone 442 I Vincent Rysa nek \ CONTRACTOR amo BUILDER ! Bom cm A. N. Y. JOSEPH H. SWANDA * 4 Contractor and Builde r - 'i[ Floor Surfacing a Specialty X ] I j ' Ph one 640-W Bohemia , L. I. ? • SasBBaaaBBSBV ana ^snasssssl you j MSBt GOOD ! ^gH ngsam PLUMBING 1 aassHas*sa l arSanas\ 1 BsesesesesS aaseSBl 1 ^^^ BHH Reasonable Price* i aSBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBa! BbUsbbbbbbbbbbbbbI SEE ^KM A. W.Schultz l ^^^ ga-H Phon e ^ SbbbbbbbbbbbsbbbP ^^' ¦¦JB *****' Garfield Ave., Sayvllle Agent For Ideal Pipeless Furnace BEST ON THE MARKET PAPER HANGING and PAINTING One room or entir e house—Interior or exterior —you will find my prlcea for painting and papering a* low as Is consisten t with good work. Let me estimate yo ur work. HERMAN P. KNAPP Successor to Frank J. Gerard ; Box S3 , Phone 529-M. Greeley Ave. SAYVILL E, N. Y. Arthur L. Lynch Contractor and Builder . P hone . Bayport 379 Bayport MERCH ANT TAILOR FRANK SVDA Lateat Styl*a, Beat Materials and Workmanship CLEANING . REPAI RI NG , PRESSING Don* Quickly and Reasonably All Work Guaranteed MAIN STREET SAYVILLE S M ill llll larma am iii =^ B=BJ»»i»J —— ««W -™-™Wl- M. J. R OBINSON 237 80. Main Street Plumbin g and Heating STOVES ANP REPAIRS Telepho ne JJ3-R \We Insist on Pleasing You \ WHAT WOULD IT COStT Let us tall you. Consultation Is without obligation. WM. RUTH A SON Painters and Osksorators ¦OHEMIA, N. Y. Tal. Sayvlll * im Formerly of New Tort: atace ltOO. 1 ,111 ' \ \ — ! ¦ \ ' '—¦ ^T^^^^^ ^^rT SU Htnry F. Rogers & S o n Contract ors and Buil ders • avvi ub, n. v. Jobbing «r Ml Kind * Will Waaahm Pmrnat Attention Business Director ^
