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I YOU OUGHT TO CALL AND SEE OUR j New Lot House Furnishing Goods Just Received »« ¦ * ¦ ¦ ¦ \ ¦ ^TT^TT^^^^t^^^^^^^^^^^AXA^^JiJ^XA ^^AXXXXX A large assortment of Kitchen Utensils , Glassware , Crockery, A gateware , Table Oil Cloth and Fancy Nov- elties at very low prices. Our 5 and 10c. counters will save you time and money. Your visit requested at store of J. M. BROWN , Main St , Riverhead FORMERLY THE I and lOe STORE m — — — — — . ,. -,- „_ ,__ _, , m m m , Charles H. Howell & &on INSURANCE Agents for the following large and well known^Fire In- surance Conpanies - Home , Royal , Continental , Hartford , North British and Mercantile , Springfield Fire and Marine, Pennsylvania , Commercial Union , Glens Falls and Caledonian. Representatives of the Aetna Life and f Accident Company of Hartford , Conn. Money Orders ard Drafts issued to all parts of the world. Automobile , Plate Glass and Casualty Insurance. Rates and Information Cheerfully Given. Room 3 , Savings Bank Building, Riverhead , N.Y. <M ^M— ¦ — ¦ — ¦ — ¦¦ —— ¦ ————— j School Supplies I and Stationery <; $ <> X XT 0 1 0 Never before was our line so complete, < ? Everything in the line of school books £ and school supplies. < ? <? « Wallace Wells & Son 1 Y *IAIN STREET RIVERHEAD < * »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»$ ^—— - Some Women Dread Baking Day- Others Use A 1 Glenwood 1 .J^Gw^ The Glenwood Ash Chute Vs3gj t* ajrg ^j t ^& Bottles up all the dusv and ai>hes and conveys them via pipe to •- ^gtBSnttWt E Tizht A* H Receiver in cellar. See the Plain Cabinet Glenwood Range. JAS. T. WALSH , Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Hone y f« l « an on B o n d & M o rt g a g e RIVERHEAD , N . V. «..„ ¦ CH ^* Onn Rartlr HnfMln. Peco Petticoats Please ' . Particular People BLACK SATINE from $1.00 to $2.50 HEATKERBLOOM from $1.25 to $2.50 J OHN A. BISHOP Main Street , Riverhead Henry Jeffries Contractor and Buildei Eitlmatet ehnerfnllj given • ¦ w#rl of all kinds. BIVEBHEAB. K. I. ™ ¦ ¦ - 1 Straw and Grain i Of all Kinds at the Lowest Prices... I Coal , Wood and Baled Hay Give me a call. | B. F. HOWELL WILLIAM E. HALL , Successor to F. W. Sutterly Painter and Paper Hanger , Estimates cheerfully given | RIVERHEAD , N. Y. ¦ Office at Corn-in & Vail' s | MORRISON G. WINES JOHN S. HOMAN WINES & HOMAN COSTBA CTOKS AXD BUILDERS Jfattltnck and Sayville Telephone Connection. Main office Estimates Furnished Mattitu ck on all kinds of work j F. PORTER HOWELL Long Island Real Estate Riverhead , N. Y. Telephone Connection McCabe ' s Central Store SBLBT ,, « I You will find a comp lete line of 4 f Loaded Shells and Ammunition j [ I have on hand a lot of shells which I can sell at a I P o-reat- bargain. Agent for all makes of guns. I [ Loose powder and shot. \ l...*AA*i*iiiiii4lillfliitTlttttttttiTttttttttttttttt1 LENGTHY VISITS The Unstinted Hospitality of Old Vir- ginia. Virginia hospitality is • byword The old time country house , says Mrs. Roger A. Pryor ta \My Day, \ waa built of elastic material , capable ol sheltering any number of guests , many of whom remained all summer. In- deed , this was expected of them. \My dear sir , \ said the genial mas ter of Westorer to a departing guest who had sought shelter from a rain- storm , \ my deaf sir, do stay and pay us a visit\ The guest pleaded business that for- bade his compliance. \Well , well ,\ suld Major Drewry, \11 you can 't pay us c visit come for two or three weeks at least. \ \Week ends \ ware unknown in Vir- ginia , and equally ont of tbe question an Invitation limited by the host to prescribed days and 'hours. Some times a happy guest would Ignore time altogether and stay along from season to season. I cannot remember a par allel case to that of Isaac Watts , who , invited by Sir Thomas Abney to spend a night at Stoke Newtngton , accepted with great cheerfulness and stayed the rnt of his life , nearly forty years , bat I do remember that an invitation for on* night brought to a member of our family a pleasant couple who remained for years. Mozart' s Musical Memory. Mozart had a wonderful memory ot musical sounds. When only fourteen years of age he went to Rome to ns- sist iu the solemnities of holy vreefc. Immediately after bis arrival he went to the Sistine chapel to hear tbe fa- mous \Miserere \ of Allegri Being aware that It was forbidden to take or give a copy of this renowned piece of music , Mozart placed himself in a cor- ner and gave the strictest attention to the music and on leaving tho church noted down the entire piece. A few days afterward he beard It a second time and , following tbe music with his cv, -* i copy in his hand satisfied himself of the fidelity of his memory. The next day he sang the \Miserere \ at a concert, accompanying himself on the harpsic hord , and the performance pro- duced such a sensation in Rome that Pope Clement XIV . requested that this musical prodigy should be presented to him at once. Picturing th* Face. \Why do you photographers always photograph tbe left side of tbe face by preference?\ \Because it' s tbe best looking, \ was the prompt reply. \Tbe left side of the face Is always the more regular , and It always shows least the marks of time. \But , \ he continued , \If you want to bring out the real character of a face photograph tbe right side. There nature sets her print There the lines are bold and unmistakable. There every defect no less than every ex- cellence . Is stamped deep, \The left side, where everything !s softened down , for beauty. The right side , where everything is well rubbed in , for character. Those are the por- trait artist' s two chief rules. \ —New y^rk Tribune. ' H»r Importance). Herbert Spencer once told this story of a woman of bis acquaintance : \Vain as well as vulgar minded , she profess- ed to have a high admiration of Shake- speare and was partial to reading his plays aloud and considered that she declaimed th» speech** extremely well. Ou one occasion , after eulaiglun upuii her reverence for him , abo ended by saying: 'Ah , I often wish that he were alive and that I had him here, now we would enjoy one another ' s conver nation T\ Sura to Know. \T understand that you have bought some remarkably expensive gowns here In Paris. \ \Yes , but what' s the use? Few peo- ple know whether a gown Is reall y ex- pensive or n ot\ 1 Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense r>f HTTIO II nnd completely derange- the wholu system vv Wcu cr^nn*; it luio-'mh the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used excels on prescriptions from reputable physlelana, as the damage they will do la ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall' s Catarrh Cure , manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo , O., contains no mercury, and la taken Internal\ . neMnff dlfrtlv upon the blood and mucous sur- faces \ of the system. In buying Hall' s Catarr h Cure bo sure you (ret the genu- l„o T , i- mu„n Internally and made la The town trustees have just pur- chased an acre of land at the head oi Three Mile H:' ; 'bor , of John Lester. The land runs down to the shore ol the harbor , just to the west of . the : mailer of the two docks , and has a „ ood wide frontage on the harbor. It also takes In the little grove and it is thought it will prove a valuable ac- quisition to the townspeople. The trustees have been trying for the past two years to buy some shore front property, but their efforts had been unsuccessful until the past week when the transfer to the town of the above mentioned piece was accomplished. — East Hampton Star. You are not experimenting on your- self when you take Chamberlain ' s Cough Remedy for a cold as that pre- paration has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds , and can always be de- pended upon. It Is equally valuable for adults and children and may be given to young children with implicit confidence as it contains no harmful drug. For sale by all dealers. Sayville Hose Company, No . 1 , own ers of the Sayville Opera House , in which building the company has 9re qunrlers , gave its annual dinner at Hotel Kensington, Thursday. Among the iii emeu were a number of tarrying city people who had connected them- selves with tbe local fire department in the town where they claim their residence. Music and speec.hmaklng were features of the occasion. After exposure , and when you feel a cold coming on , take Foley ' s Honey and Tar Compound. It checks and re- lieves. TJse no substitute. The genu- ine in a yellow package always. Cor- win ' s Drug Store. A decisive victory for passengers in the \ no seat , no fare \ fight with the railroads was won when a Jury In the Nansemond Circuit Court awarded $350 damages to Frank W. Jones, who brought suit against the Norfolk and Western Railroad following his arrest when he refused to g ive up his ticket because no seat was furnished him. The best plaster. A piece of flannel dampened w,th Chamberlain ' s Lini- ment and bound on over the affected parts Is superior to a plaster and costs only one tenth as much. For sale by all dealers. At a special meeting of the Town Trustees of B rookhaven , it was re- solved that all of the free oyster ground owned by the Town of Brook- haven in the Great South bay, \be opened from now until June 1 , 1912 , as per licenses issued. \ The resolu- tion was offered by President Charles J. Odell. Take Your Common Colas Serloasljr Common colds , severe and frequent , lay the foundation of chronic diseased conditions of the nose and throat , and may develop into bronchitis , pneumo- nia and consumption. For all coughs and colds in children and In grown persons , take Foley ' s Honey and Tar Compound promptly. Corwin ' s Drug Store. Tbe Hampton Park Association , owning lands north of Southampton , has posted the property under Sec- tion 32 , of the Fish , Forest and Game law , and gives notice that tbe proper- ty will hereafter be used as a private park for the protection and preserva- tion of game. Biliousness is due to a disordered condition el the stomach. Chamber- Iain ' s Tablets are essentially a stom- ach medicine , intended especially to act on that organ ; to cleanse it strengthen it , tone ami invigorate it , to regulate the liver and to banish biliousness positively and effectually. For sale by all dealers. The East Setauket Hook and Lad- der company made its first public ap- pearance with its new apparatus in that village last Saturday evening. James C. Dablman , \Cowboy \ Mayor oi Omaha , \liuvns the La,Lit\ Mayor Jaa. C . Dahiman started his career as a cowboy ; and is at present .Mayor oi Omaha , end has the follo'sr- ing record . Sheriff of Dawes Co., Neb., three terms; Sfayor of Chadron , eight years ; Democratic Nat'l Commit- teeman , eight years ; Mayor of Omaha , six years , and in 1910 Candidate for Governor of Nebraska. Writing to Foley & Co., Chicago , he says: \I have taken f' oley tvidney i-iiio *ni they have given mc a great deal of re- lief , so I cheerfully recommend them. \ Yours truly, (signed) JAMES. C. DAHLMAN Corwin ' s Drug Store. TOWX lTKCHASES SHORE FKOXX Elizabeth Briggs , late of Long Is- land City, made one of the briefest wills ever filed with Surrogate Noble, of Queens county. It contains thirty- eight words and there is no accom- panying attestation clause, but the in- strument was witnessed by two per- sons. The deceased disposes of her estate in the following words: \I , Elizabeth Briggs , being of sound mind , state that this is my last will and testament. I leave all my real and personal property to my husband , Frank J. Briggs , and I m ake him exe- cutor of . the will. \ —Eagle. For a mild , easy action of the bow- els , a single dose of Doan ' s Regulets is enough. Treatment cures habitual constipation. 25 cents a box. Ask your druggist for them. -Airs. Walter L. Suydam , jr., and Fred Noble , who was concerned with her in the recent much talked of es- capade , have announced that they will be married in Jersey City, on January 1 , 1912 , which is the first day this is possible under the divorce. \Dr. Thomas ' Eclectic Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease— croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years. \ —Mrs. L. Whiteacre , Buffalo , N. Y. The threat by the city ot New York to revoke the franchise of Uie South Shore Traction Co. has again been made after an extension of time in which the receivers did nothing. The company is now given until October 26 to show why its franchise through Jamaica to Long Island City and over the Queens Borough bridge should not be revoked. A Medicine That Gives Confidence Is Foley ' s Honey and Tar Compound. Mrs. T. J. Adams , 522 No. Kansas Ave., Coiumbus , Kas., writes: \For a num- ber of years my children have been subject to coughs and colds. I used Foley a Honey and Tar Compound and foutid thr .t it cured their coughs and colds , so I keep it in the house all the time. \ Refuse substitutes . Cor- win ' s Drug Store. Counsellor LeRoy M. Young, Super- visor Edward Daily and Benjamin B. Wood , of Babylon , commissioners in the matter of the opening of a new road at Bellport , have decided that it is a necessity and have so certified , awarding damages of $1 , 726 to the four property owners through whose lands the road extends. FOLEY X1BXXY PUIS Supply just the ingredients needed to build up, strengthen and restore the natural action ot the kidneys and bladder. Specially prepared for back- ache , headache , nervousness , rheumat- ism and all kidney, bladder and urin- ary irregularities. James H. Corwln. Two members of Farragut Council , No. 54 , Jr. O. U. A. M , of Patchogue , have just been honored by State Coun- cilor J. B. Gourlay, to appointments as deputy state councilors. Win- field S. Bransford is deputy over Farragut Council, of Patchogue and Bay Shore Council. No. 39. Richard E. Potter will be the new deputy over South Shore Council , No. 123 , of Say- ville , and Islip, No. 49 , of islip. Don 't trifle with a cold is good ad- vice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in case of a child. There is nothing better than Chamberlain ' s Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children. It is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers. Miss Ada H. Swezey. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gelston G. Swezey, and George E. Utz , of Patchogue , were married at the home of the bride ' s parents , in Patchogue , Monday, b y the Rev. Jacob Probst. Foley ' s Kidney Kentcdy vs. a Hopeless Case Hon. Ark. J. E. Freeman says; \I had a severe case of kidney trouble and could not work and my case seem- ed hopeless. One large bottle of Fo- ley ' s Kidney Remedy cured me and I have never been bothered since . I always recommend it. \ Corvv iu ' b P-iug Store. George E. Howe , for many years agent of the Long Island Hail road , at Huntington , died Monday at his home in Fairground. Lame back is one of the most com- mon forms of muscular rheumatism. A few applications of Chamberlain s Liniment will give rel.ef. For sal e by all dealers. Bayport people , encouraged by their recent winning cut in the fight for their shore road , have now begun ac- tion toward the opening of a public highway to be more than a mile in length , through the heart of the vil- lage , which is designed to be second only In popularity to Main street or the South Country highway. A peti- tion to tbe town and county authorit- ies was drawn up Friday, by Lawyer Dupree , asking to have Academy street extended eastward to Gillette avenue and westward to McConnell avenue , which petition will finally reach Judge Gritting, who will appoint a commis- sion to pass upon it. Heavy, impure, blood makes a mud- dy, pimply complexion , headaches, nausea , indigestion. Tfc'n blood makes you weak , pale , sickly. Burdock' s Blood Bitters makes the blood rich , red , pure—restores perfect health. The postofflce at Cente r Moriches has been designated as a postal eav- SHOKTFST WILL Horses Boarded and Trained Horssa boarded , celts hrokstt and trained. Also horssa boua-ht lat nli n commission. I have brokra ovar la3 colts with out •T sLWiaint^^Thi' ™ Af raid of Ghosts i^T ' Many people are afraid ot ghosts . p ew people /^f.^trS /^. ,*»- are afraid of germs. Yet the (host is a fancy and /t- ^/ ^ » .y^^ Z\ C2fl the germ is a fact. If the germ could be magnified ( , Vj ^y^^ 'J EiJ to a size equal to its terrors it would appear more V * J t' V'^B^^ ^JfiifsV terrible than any fire-breathing dragon. Germs \ iiy T^^BHPfl^^ can ' t be avoided. They are in the air we breathe , Xi / ^ IB B B tbe water we drink. ^- . __^__ ^^. I ^^^^^ P The germ can only prosper when the condition =^l=i i y 5 \4SiSH^^B of the system gives it free scope to establish it- ' -- risssssssssa sell and develop. When there is a deficiency of IW ^sssssV vital force , languor , restlessness , a sallow cheek , SSS » SSS » S « BSS « SI ¦ ! T^^^B a hollow eye , when the appetite is poor and tbe I 1^^^^ sleep is broken , it is iime to guard against the germ. You can I B^^B fortify the body against all germs by the use of Dr. Pierce ' s Gold- I *^^H en Medical Discovery. It increases the vital power , cleanses the ^^^H system of clogging impurities , enriches the blood , puts the stom- s^\ WKKP ach and organs of digestion and nutrition in working condition , so 11 1 I) I that the germ finds no weak or tainted spot in which to breed. nil) \ Golden Medical Discovery \ contains no alcohol , whisky or B j 11 habit-forming drugs. All its ingredients printed on its outside V !, \| wrapper. It is not a secret nostrum but a medicine OF UNOWN J > l \ COMPOSITION and with o record of - . '0 years of cures. Accept no SassTs r l ^ substitute—there is nothing \ just as good. \ Ask your neighbo rs . I| ——— ¦ —^ ^ff \^^1 ' \*^'^M'^^MM*^S^ The Lyceum 3 Peconic Avenue Riverhead 5 Moving Pictures | Every Evening PROGRAMCHANGEE DAllY Special subjects for Wednesday I and Saturday nights. First class music and beauti- 1 fully illustrated songs. I —i^——____ ^_ ! THERE'S A BEASOS ij why the Lyceum shows are ! proving so popular. We use care in selecting the subjects I which we know will please our I patrons , and show nothing bb- Jectlonable. | Our films cover a varied list f I of subjects and we always have | j something to please everybody. | : Admission Only Ten Cents I Morei Ts Old Reliable Riverhead Carriage Reoository I carry the largest stock of Carriages and Wagons to be found on the East End of Long Island , comprising Surreys , Top Buggies , Bnnabouts , Buckhoards , (either In Steel or Bob- ber lire), Depot Wagons , Stages Business Wagons , open or with top, Carts and Pony Kigs In fact almost anything that rnns on wheels. Also several makes of Farm Wagons , j one and Lwo-horse , including the reli- | able Studehaker line. I also carry In stock Harness , single and double . Blankets , Lap ito ' ues , Fur Coats , \'Sips and Harness parts. Prices cannot be beaten and if in the market for any- thing in my line g ive me a call. It will be no trouble to show goods , whether you buy or not \\7 17 Tt/lTfc'Dl?! I Peconic Avenue Riverhead DAVID C. SLEAIGHT , Practical Paper Hanger and Painter Mouldings , Paint and V/ail Paper A Trial Solicited Estimates Cheerfully Given Mattituck , N. Y H, H. BENJAMIN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. RIVERHEAD , N. Y. JOSEPH M. BELFORD Attorney \\nd Counselor at Law RIVERHEAD , N. Y. KEROSENE OIL AND GASOLIN E By Meas ure or Barrel Get my prices John F. Sawyer , Riverhead Charles V. Mapes Plumbing: and^Heating /oBBtaf of all Was* sjussspttr aMsc*** •s. tatn orasrs fee wsck at satdsasa, Mattituck , <Long Island 3EO. F. STACKPOLE A to.ney atid Counsellor at Law. Bank Building Riverhead ROBERT P. CRIFFINO, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Sii VERIIEAP . N. Y. ^ww .- - ^^^ .. ..^ajra ii iiai,. *s McCalPs Magazine and McCaii Patterns ¦ * For Women Have More Friasxls than any other iuag - azinc or patterns. McC^ll' R i« the reliable Fashion Guide mon thl y in one million one hundred thousand homes. Besides showing all th« latest desi gns of McCall Patterns , each issue is brimful of sparkling short stories and helpful i:;f' t . - . -;i;. -tio:i i^r vomer . Sa7£ Mcr.ey sn4 K«»p la 5lyl« by vubKnbinff tor M C C'H' A Magazine at once. Com onl y 50 cent! a yeir , including any one of the celebrated McCa.ll I' atterni tree . McC»n Pttteraa Laui M other! In atyle, fit , fcimuHcity, economy and number io!d. More dealers acll McCall Pattern! than any other two maVes combined. None higher than 15 cent!. Buy from your dealer , or by mail from « McCALL'S MAGAZINE PHILIPPINE VOLCANOES May en Is th*. Moat Famous, and tlis Taal Comss Next. Tbe most famous Philippine volcano and one of the finest volcano cones In the world Is that of Mayon. Its height Is 8,970 feet, nnd the volcano Is visible at a great distance. Since 1700 records have been kept of its eruptions. In that year man; plantations and vil- lages were buried under a stream of lava which Cowed down Its eastern Elope. About 1 , 200 lives were lost In the eruption of 1814 , which buried the country around a part of the base of Mayon under tbe outpourings of lava <iuu Suit A similar calamity In 182S destroyed the lives of about 1 , 500 per- sons. In the nineteenth century there were a number of severe eruptions , ln- c!'i<1fng one In 1886-7 which continued about nlii« months. An eruption in 1807 killed 350 persons and destroyed much property. Twenty-two violent eruptions of this volcano are on record. Next to Mayon tbe Taal volcano Is It:-- -; most romarkablo. Tt ta on nn Is- land In tbe lake of Bombon , and tbe Is- land, built r,p t>y Its outpouring* , has an area of U20 square miles. Th© vol- cano Is Incessantly ejecting tost and vapor from its crater. Tool as well as Mayon has been tho center of numer- ous destructive earthquakes , but no very great emotion ' J\i occurred since John H. Simon General Commission Merchant Brussel Sprouts & Cauliflower 119 DOCK STHEtr . 1'IIILA , PA. Fromi-t Sales Quick Bel urns oiiip yoiii - Brussels Spruulo !•!» The Wilson Produce Co. COMMISSION XEBCHAHTS ^—^ *1 lsth Street Grain! Grain! I CARRY A LARGE STOCK OP GRAIN OP THE BEST QUALITY. MY PRICES ARE AS LOW as THE LOW- EST. GIVE ME A CALL BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ELSEWHERE . I. M. YOUNG , % Riverhead
