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Hm Needlework | At Tefl’dl’s Alumna“ a com- Moonlight Sail Under the management of TO . Point Lookout Great South Bay Ferry Co. TUESDAY EV'NG, AUG. 12 Double-Decker Boats will leave Music by Surprise Jazzy Jaz: Orchesita Dancing all the Evening Return boats will leave Point Lookout Beach at 12.30. | TICKETS WANTED To Power Machines PAY WHILE LEARNI Good future and quick ad- vancement Also girls to learn crochet bead- ing. Kaplan Embroidery Works 7 Atlantic Ave., Lynbrook 2nd Door from the Theatre Hall Ocean Side, L. L Ladies 2c., war tax Sc. Gents Slc., war tax de. Music by a Surprise Jassy Jass Orchestra Take Trolley to Stop 102 AL. GROSSMAN Given by the Pratts Fly Chaser Insures More Milk \Your money back if you are not satished\ Chases biting, blood-sucking flies and other insect pests. Gives comfort to cows and milkerm Prevents usual summer drop in thilK-yield. Increases profits. oke s PRATTS FLY CHASER is effective and economical. » Does not taint the |_ milk, Does not injure hair or hide, Is perfectly safe-can be used any- where. Splendid for working and driving horses. For comfort, health and profits, use the original \ PRATTS.\ Refuse inferior substitutes. Get your supply now. JOHN W. GRABAU {Rockville Centre |Park Ave. the dock at 8 P. M. p m. nurse, 50 CENTS Centre. to 2. GIRLS Learn Embroidery tires for steady | girls. LE BRUN DANCING STUDIO Franklin Street South Hempstead Classes and Private Lessons in Rhythmic, Character and Social Training For Stage Dancing For Particulars Telephone Hompstead 724 Apply all week. rooms, Sale, To Let, Wanted Avesue, Rockville Centre. FOR SALE-Holstein cow, milking 14 quarts. A. T. Corneli, 254 Scran- ton Ave., Lynbrook, L. I. FOR SALE-Iron single bed, fold- ing couch, ice box, rug 9x12. 67 Lee Avenue, Rockville Centre. FOR SALE - CHEAP - Indian motorcycle in 143 Merrick Rd., Freeport. Tel.$ 5 WANTED TO RENT-7Z orFreeport. room bouse from Sept. 1 to May 1, Free- port or Baldwin. \Tel. 988 WANTED TO RENT-Three unfur- nished rooms with bath. Wantagh, between 5 p. m. and 7.30 WANTED - Experienced good wages. Echlesinger, WANTED-Middle aged woman for zeneral housework. Good pay. care Observer. FOR SALE-Toy sail boat, 3 foot 10 inches long, 9 inch beam; price $10. A. McCullough,MilburnAvenue. 249 Baldwin, L. L ! WANTED - Pragical and sewer by day. Call Mrs. Stanton, 19 Moreland Ave., Rockville Centre. Trolley Stop 87. FOR SALE-Saxon runabout, self- starter and electric lights; also all new Callafter7 p. m. 215 Church ot. Freeport, L. L LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ment, furnished or unfurnished, four Reasonable. Stop 102, Oceanside, L. I. FOR SALE-1917 Chevrolet, 7 pas- on. Call senger im. A- m-v morning. Avenue., Beach Ave., Freeport, L. I. ephone 519. Apply win. H. Maykels. ood condition. Ag? water heat; port. Tel. 644-W. CHAUFFEUR-31, years experience Tel. 202) or commercial. . A. Scranton Avenue, child's Apply E. J. 28 Yale PL, Rockville j.25 Answer by letter only. Hours from 8 Answer X. Y, Z. | Side, plot 125 x 62% small garage. Owner manently. Bargain offer, bachelor's home; dressmaker liable. Centre. rooms for rent, all Room apart- and 73rd St, New York City. Oceanside Inn, r. H. rt. san Roosevelt Stop 72. WANTED-White girl for general housework; mo washing; good wages §00 Freeport.: 15% N. Mills, 24 Pacific St., Baldwin. FOR SALE-Large iceboots, box, 5 leath- er chairs, incubators, brooders,Bald: oak bed, dressers, lot rubber oth- stop 85, Grand Avenue, FOR SALE-Smail greenhouse. ho: also Overland tourine car; two incubators; go-cart. Schmidt, 68 New York Avenue, Free- marriade 10 withhigh cars. desires steady position; private T. Cornell, 254 Lynbrook. A REFINED American Protestant woman wishes a position as house- keeper in a small family of adults Mrs. S. E. Merritt. Genl. Delivery, Lawrence. rupt FOR SALE-7_ room house, Ocean Newly painted; ving South per- J. J. Hoyt, 115 Anchor Ave., Rockville Centre. WORKING or- managing housekeep- er wishes position in widower's or refined &merican woman; absobutely competentand re- :3!° C. Wood, Box 162, Rockville WANTED - Furnished house, 5-9 improvements ; within walking distance of railroad sta- tion. Apply by mail only to Mr.Winer, {aft annia Hotel, Broadway FOR SALE CHEAP-New chicken wire, 150 egg incubator (Cyphers), set heavy truck horse harness, al- most new Pug! Jr. cultlngr with udicated, Harry Baumann, Brow- er Ave. Stop 98 trolley. Tel fiz tom ephone Rockvile Centre 563-M. Long PAINTING Tel- Nassau, at Long Beach, Nassau Cou, * of the right, title and interest of sas of, in and to the following described pefsonal property, vie: | All those con pieces or parcels. of land, knows scribed. as lots: numbers: twenty four thirty-three (33) both inclusive, ., thirty (30), as entitled \Map Beach, L. 1., Reynolds Map No. 1; W. Leavin wape Engineer, 220 Broadway. \, Cary; dated. Mareb, 1907\ and nic number 31, in the office of the Nassau County, on April 20, 19; lots will be sold subject to taxes si tions of record thereon. ALSO . mortgage, dated September 20, 19;> Hattie A. Myers, to Lynam E. \\ , lots numbers four (4) to seven (: elusive, in Block number fifty hve . sauna-cupb- lv-n‘phi. the By working with nature. Largest of Medicine in the World. Tod \In Beres 10c,, #60. tes at Long: Be 2:24 { J. W. LEGAL ADVERTISING class (to secure the payment of the sum u thirteen thousand. five hundred, (| IN BANKRUPTCY out interes flush upon the deat i - mortgage is ree In the District Court of the United States g g 0?n‘lh:clf¢rk z‘ (a?! c'fm'nn for the Eastern District of New York. is Timer 453 of mortgages, at In the matter of . February 20th, 1919. ALSO, EDWARD GOMBERT, and forty (140) shares of the capal of Roosevelt, Nassau County, New York, Bay Boulevard Realty Company, a Bankrupt. tion, of the par value of fourteen : To the creditors of the above nanted bank: ($14,000) dollars. The trustee reserves the right to 1 and all bids for said property. o: thereof, mot within seventy five ;« the appraised value thereof. Datel July: 30th, 1919 Notice is hereby given that on. th 24th. day of May, 1919, the said Edwar Gombert was duly 'adjudicated bankrupt, and that the: first meeting of creditors will be held at my office, Corn Exchange Bank Build: ing, No. 1 Bridge Plaza, Long Island: City, Borough _ of Queens, N. Y., in Queens County, on the 19th day of August, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m., at which time the said cred itors may attend, prove, their claims, appoint 1 trustee, examine the bankrupt and. transact uch other business as may properly come be: | \=~ iore said meeting. Dated Long Island City, N. Y., August Sth, Cass and Apfel, Auorneys for' the trustee, 35 Nassau: Street, New York ( T- IN BANKRUPTCY id down on a (e, above entitled map, which murtyage ... | Under the t of FOR SALE 18 fe: d . In ates om me fortable sum of money each AL. G cushions; three paddies; two cane batk Done at Once 3313-13? de eom mal mer eck in het ing aur fine fests: $50. p+ “um“, \pmed Lom fetand City, N. ¥, Acroplane Night I Reclurseo Ave, Ocesn GOMBERT BROTHERS 87. « nu-e perience not necessary. - We| Saturday, August 9, 1919 iy arp me rer pani naar alt Teste white Decorators and Painters \hongTakin Clon N. v. teach you how to do the work. Two $15.00 free ridas in the 10-141 Merrick Rd., Rockville Ceutre.| hay.\ 23an xahm Ave- Tel. Freeport 180-M =-- BLUE BIRD AEROPLANE \TG Ter-cars nord for # and ur | s =- its Dhinct Coan: OAKHURST STUDIO Donated by B. A. Shields will| X;P)y 143 Merrick Rd, Freeport. Tel| FOR SALE-Gas range. with 5 Freeport New York of pew hie Corte Enters oy - burner ven and broiler; 471 Merrick Road gren anes WANTED-Two-'amily house with condiniy; con be sen at Vingent C 7 in“: \I Ts, a tors o nkk ups Lynbrook, L. 1,| Rides good Sunday, Aug. 10 , YANTED rouse with 31 Observer Street. Rocknille W ald | tn Dancing every Wednesday and| '>: Box 100. Freeport. y We??? fiflkflififg‘fnfizdfighgu Telephone 867 Lynbrook nights FOR SALE-Couch hammock, papy POR SALE-Ford winter top and Bmcm s infact Nor tor The nite Admission cm, ou and fare 67 Lee} PRIEST condition | 'Prica 4000. R, 0. ao td Hind York, by Henry C. Ighnaon, (aust! xr e ima me t mn R a m mn, » a deg a fon Me Test uy jan L BRANK 8. SUStStiRS Ime United States District Court, Eaw> Dy Charles A. Tipling. trict of New York. Referee in Bankruptcy, In the matter of No. 1 Bridge Plaza, MAX MacLEVy, - Long Island City, N. Y. Notice is hereby given that 'a eno in been fled 'in said cours by Max Ma. leo. a “mid glui‘tk'cud‘lly dgchlfiid h'nhhu‘” yale of. Congress relating to. bai. IN BANKRUPTCY approved\ July T. 1899, tor a full 1 cep In the District Court of the United States ad certificate thereof from all his a for the Eastern District of New York. ather claims provaple, against, his race. w In the matter of © fwbzfllm- mdztm t ml:I a? (3p ember, , at p. m, at the Pos 0s PETER SINCLAIR, Building, Borough of Brooklyn, in \..) s of Lynbrook, Nassau County, New York, Bankrupt. To the creditors of the above named bank: rupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 25th is ow”. 1919, the said Peter Sinclair was duly adjudicated bankru in“ that the held at trict, is assigned for the hearing of : bankrupt and other persons in inte why the prayer of the said Queens, N. Y., in Queens County, on the *\ unt when and where all creditors of %> md attend \and show cause, if, any they int id petition: shod mot be granted. Chae wihe Dated. Borough of Brookiyn. Bridge Plaza, Long\ Island \City umq'ful st iL'figncy c. B. or on a Clak omor o .# yeu U Uro in aie ra ri n Jh Jas aay Local r Plant Not Affected by Strike The strike now beingconducted by the employees of the Brooklyn, Sidney and Amsterdam Mills of Julius Kayser & Co. is not affecting the Rockville Centre plant. The local employees are seemingly satisfied with the conditions and exist- ing wages. The management is planning a 44-hour working week, carrying with it the present 48-hour scaleof wages. The strikers in the above-mentioned mills have been awarded all their demands, i.e., higher wages, shorter hours, bet- ter working conditions, but are holding out because the company will not grant their demand for an all union shop. Resolutions Adopted by the Sidney, N. Y., Chamber of Commerce, Sidney, N. Y., in Session July 22, 1919. Whereas, the Jultus Kayser Com-| tory, and im insuring their employees pany has operated a factory in Sid- \glut“ ”muffle-flirt. mm ney f _| of these resolutions s e. Ing \2112? at 20 a hog to officers of the company and of the ment a large nuguber, of shall be published in as men and women under excellent! many as possible of the newspapers working conditions, reasonable hours Circulating im this territory, and shall and pay better than any other fac.| D* SDread on the minutes of this or- tory in the vicinity; and tufuu'uotm \Waiter Mei J. B The employees have left the em- \Ths f . Whiter Melnet; d. ploy of the company without any rea-| H!! i “I “gr-kw]; mpg?\ sonable cause notwithstanding recent {** - £. Uc Allen. P 3' shortening of hours and increase of| G@OTE® Cooley, en. F. pay; and Wheeler, Rev. T. A. Stubbins, A. Bird, 'The strikers bave been intimidating] C: G. Bassett, G. M. Smith, Guy Con- and otherwise molesting present em- ployees of the company; and The strikers have shown no dispo- sition whatsoever to compromise their differences with the company, al- though we have made repeated at.] B. A. , J. Storm, C. tempts during the past ten weeks to g‘ r” A. M. D‘l‘tmflwbt‘y an? bring about atjustments, but they 5; kl» 0. A. Clark bave repulsed our every effort; and Mm I. Ls Clare: W. W. Bates, Other labor organizations in this Benedict, H. J. Fleming, county bave shown and are showing pe 3. a. Simonson on“; consideration for employers and. for the public, and in other ways so con- ducting their affairs as to be a val- uable economic force in their respec- tive communities; and Whereas, we believe in labor or- ranizations properly conducted as being of value to the employee, to the employer and to the public; and We believe that the labor unions connected with the present trouble at the Kayser factory to have acted con- trary to the best. interests of their members as well as having attempt« ed to 1:1uu both employer and pub- lie; am We believe it to be to the best In- terests of all concerned that the fac- tory be permitted to operate without hindrance; Therefore be it fescived that we, members of the Chamber of Com- merce and citizens of the community, co unqualifiedly condemn the actions ot the strikers amd tfeir leaders tn their attempt to ruin®thim industdy and this community; asd We offer our services to aisint the factory and it4 @xnagement if Im- mediately filling. any and all yacan- tles that may now exist at the fac Albrecht, David Metnick. L. D. Howland, W. E. Winsor, C. J. , Dr. L. B. Patmiter, C. W. Burnt A. D Smith, R. W. France, The following list includes names signed on day following the special meeting of Chamber of merce: Wm, H. Plerce, Wm. F. B. FCM \nuséentagm | George , boty, . u , Foulos Bros, M. D. Bennett, Robert Dyckman, K. 1. Randall, H. A. Rob- Inson, Mrs. Cora Wakelee, Chauncey Simmons, F. E. Brown, F. A. Elliott, T. C. Nichols, A. B. Ward, John Roth, Howard LeSuer, H, M. A. Strikers' Methods Denounced By Chamber of Commerce and by a Pastor of the Roman Catholic Church. Herewith is a copy of resolutions adopted by the Sidney Chamber of Commerce and signed by 104 of the representative citizens of Sidney. Also an article written by the Reverend Father Belford, Rector of the Church of the Nativity, Brooklyn, N. Y. Read them. The moral support which is being accord- ek to us by the people of three cities where we have strikes makes us even more deter- 'mined never to recede from our position. ' mmuunwfi‘ a which ie sees fit, as long as he is able to employer, to a Labor Union or not. + JULIUS KAYSER & CO. Editorial by Rev. Father Belford, Church of the Nativity, Brooklyn, N. Y., in the August \Mentor.\ There is no doubt that the strike/about labelled \Pickets\ ought to b« is allowed by the laws of JFod and| PUt at breaking stone in that famous the laws of man. But a strike should 2:2..sz ‘5K;’ the birds sin: be reasonable. Some of the striKG®| yan, 1, strike, but they are 1:31:15; that are now going on are absurd in| ang {njured if they-getuse to do the their demands and criminat in their | bidding of the petty - tyrants . who methods. It is to be hoped that the] Cake a living by making trouble city officials will dismiss every man The barbm' atrike is unreasonable who had a hand in tying up the Sta- ten Island ferries last week. The men walked ont just at the evening rush hour and: left thousanda of peo- ple marooned in New York. The man who conceived the plan ought to get a medal, but that medal should be confered upon him hot, and it sbould now they mre holding up the employ- . In former days they allowed tho employer about baif what he charged and to make up for.that half the demanded what they called tips from: be fastened with white hot rivets.| the customer. And the men who executed the plan| Won't some! lease a t proved that they were contemptible less shop ”3sz mum: cowards and unfeeling brutes. Their| Let us have some sort of underscan/- demands are absolutely unrérsonable.| ing about what we are to pay and Most of them are political appointees.] don't leave us to the mercy of a pi They don't know enough to e@Ff half] rate who will cut his inftlails on ou: zfizuxadmfirtxmz_m cheek or drench our clothes with 's what f unl e they do get. City officials should ro-| thinks he ouem $74“ what\ tuse to take one of them back, and| 'The papers tell us the shippin: this they will do unles@ They are| strike has cost New York $8,000,000 craven enough to cater ta the labor It is an unreasonablestrike, and | by two or three sas alngle asset Is brut: had an opportunity to them recently. He beast, he had the voice bull, and his manners would dis- men desptse , and they pay to lead them into trouble and to and abuse all who hesitate H 2: ii | justice, but these days he reems to demand 10 but everything. It is his» “Mun“u'mnmu- mmhmh‘“n~fnflhafi o eens rememe nemencer rape
