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WINTER TIME-TABLE Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Co. In effect Feb. 24 , 1925 Strnr. Park City WM' Run a» FoMo , ws: Tuesday and Friday Leave Port Jefferson 9:13 A. M. HsrirBSiNG Leave Bridgeport* ... ' ;. . . . . . . 3 , :0ft P. M. 1 Slng-I* Fare 75 CU. Round . Trip . Ticket .. .$l, 2g. Gorj& Any Tlmo Putins the Season Children between ti and la years. Half Fare SPECIAL RXCUKSIOJtf TICKETS Good to return saxae day only, from Port Jefferson . eviry '' Friday. Fare ?5 Cents. Automobile Transportation For further ' Ip.WrNation address GEO. M. TOOKEK. Geirt Manager Bridgeport, Conn. Vort Jefferson, K. Y. Time-Table subject to change without naticp. COUGHS Everyfewhours swallow slowl y a quarter of a teaspobnful of Vicks. Also melt a little in a spoori or a tin cup and inhale the vapors arising. \#ICK$ W V APO R UB Over 17 Million -Sate Uted Ycaili Stop Child' s Cough Quick-To-day Before It has a chance to develop Into croup or Eomoth/ng- dangeroo^, get right after that cough of your child' s . No use to dcuo with ordinary cough syrups. At onco give Kemp ' s Balsam—a fine old-fashioned tried and Rrovcn medicine safe lor children. It eals the throat and prevents the cold, Irom going through the whole system. Only 30 cents at all stores. Make Your Wants Known T7 WANT-AD in ^ Tfffi GoUflTY I^EYIHW Will Tell it For You Our Price is Cheaper—I^rftcs l Ci rculation—Bes t Resnlt* ._ . II I—rt --^-irrTTrm-rrTTTn-TrnTili SHELTER ISLAND HAN BEQUEATHED $6 , 000 George B. Wells Also Re- ceives House and Lot Un- der Will of His Late Em- ployer , Artemas Ward , Well Known Advertising Man of Manhattan. George B. Wells , caretaker of tho country estate at Shelter Island, owned by tho late Artemas Ward, prominent advertising man of Man- hattan , receives a legacy of $6 , 000 and- also the house he occupies and all of its contents under the will of Mr. Ward , who died on March 14. The instrument was filed in the Surro- gate ' s Court in New York County this week. Harvard University Js the residu- ary legatee. Thi3 residue is left to the university in trust to create the \General Artemas W. Ward fund , in memory of Genera l Artemas Ward, my great-grandfather , a graduate of the university, the inee-m* to be ap- plied , among othe r things , to estab- lish his reputation for long, devoted and faifthful service as a friend , of his country. \ It was also provided by Mr. Ward that the fund should be used to main- tain permanently General Ward' s old homestead ' at Shrewsb . . Ury,, lla.S3., as a public, patriotic museum and for such purposes as. the university shall deem proper and useful. General Ward r \va , s the first- commander \ of the American armies of the Revolution. For his son , Artemas Ward , of 26 Giamercy Park , M anhattan , Mr. Ward created a trust fund of $1 , 000 , - 000 , from which the son is to receive the income for life. Jhis trust pro- vides that if the son dies before hi:; wife th' o latter is to receive $7 ,500 a year. The principal . of the fund goes to thsir children on the death of the parents. ¦ Mr. Ward made no mention of his brother , Federal Judge Henry Gal- bralth Ward. Mrs. Rebecca T. Robinson Ward, wife of the testator, died several years ago and his niece , Miss Martina T. Robinson , has bee n housekeeper at his residence at G East Seventy-eighth street. \In recognition of her faith- ful attention for many years to my late wife and myself , * ' snM Mr. Ward In his will , he created for Miss Robin- son a trust fund of $150 , 000 from which she is to receive the income for lifo and also left her a bequest of $5 , 000. Miss Jussic M. BuTgoyne receives $5 ,000 and will receive $60 a week for three yean after tie death of Mr. Ward , Which occurred on March 14 , \in memory of faithful and applied s?rvice which almost «<i . .l her her eyesight in her early work with me at No. 1 Union Square. \ To eighty-one employees of his two offices Mr. Ward kit an aggregate of $36 , 500 and to sixty-two other em- ployees he left $350 each. For house- hold servants , he left $3 ,000 , to be ap- portioned according to their length of service , and to twelve employees at Shelter Island he left $1 , 000 each. Mrs. Emily Ward , of Milton , Mass., rceives $2 , 500 a year for the mainte- nance of her four stepchildren, and Florence G. Ward , of Shrewsbury. Mass., receives 91 , 200 a year. He also left his barber $100 . XOTXOS TO CMDXTOM ELIZABETH JI. HUDSON—I n pur- suance uf an order ot Hon. Robert f. P.llrtrtau. Surrogate of the County or Suffolk, notice Is hereby ttven according to law to all persona having claim- against Kllzabcth M. ilmlaon , late of th* Town e-f Riverhead. Suffolk County. .Vew YorK , deceases , that trie ** arc re- \ quired to exhibi t the same with the, vouchers thereof to the subscriber at the office of Robert P. drifTlnE in Hlvtr- head. Suffolk County. Xew York, on or before the :5th day ot April. 1925. Dated October 50lh. 192* . WILLIAM L. 3H M.ER, Executor of the Will of •j. EUabeth SI. Hulson, deceased . ROBERT P. GRIPPING. Attorney for Executor. 9t2«c • • • Legal Notices . * . ' HOTIOa TO OmSOITOKB In pursuance of an order • r lion . Robeu 8. Pelletreau. narronnle .it tii* County of Suffolk, noiioe U * icrtb>- given, according to law , to ill i*r^<m* hiiMne : claims ajralnat 11EXRY v . poWXft . late ' of the Town of ebiuthold . deccamnA. that ] they are required t<- ¦ sl ilint the dame , j with the vouchers iben-of . to the i*ub- ! acrlber , John O It uwne . st the office of Georite C. \firry. In Hie village of Houthultl . N ' . V.. on or before tha iHh Hny or Jiilv , lit;; Dated Jami.in- is . iniS. .HH1X <! tKiWXJi , A4ministrator. UKorwi: c. TKIIKV . Attornev for Administrator , tVutl...ht. X. V. ;;t26c KOTICB TO CBEDrrOBS ] In pursuance of an order of Una. \ Robert S. Pelletreau. SurroRSte of th«- 1 County of Suffolk , notice in hereby given to all persons having rlaims against Lucy Ii Hoffman , late of the (County of Suffolk. ' deceased , to iirewnt the KIJJJH with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his place of transacting lu]fOn***s . at th«' oiRce of o 'Brkn. isoardman. I' . irker & Fox , 120 Broadway. Horo-jph of \Man- hattan , City HIK I state or Sw York , on or before the 25th dav uf September. 1915. Dated , New York , The 50th dav tf March. l'j2.V WIUJA31 IV. HorCilAX , Executor. O'BRIEX. BOARDMAX.PABKEK&4--OX . Attorneys for Executor , 120 Broadway. .New York . X. Y. 3U2CC ¦ BETTS. LOI'ISE II. —Iii pnrsuanre of an order of Honorable ftclwrt S. Pelletreau. the Surrogate for tite Countv of Suffolk, notice la hereby slven to ' all persons havinK claims asalnst -IvOuiHe II. Uetts , late of the County of Suffolk , defeased, to present the same , with voucher* tilerecf . to the subscribers , at their niac* of transacting business , at the office of Kenneth O'Brien, their attorney, at Xo. 17- East 42nd Street, in the lWough «f Manhattan . In the City of Xew York, State of Xew York , on or before the 9th day of July, li.25 . Dated Xew York , the 3rd day of April, 192.1 . L. V. II. hl-TTTit AV . ItOSSITTEfl EETTS. Executors. KEX.NETH O'BRIEN. Attorney fcr lCxecutors. OfBce ' and P. - -O. ' Address, 15 East 42nd Street, r- : Borough of Manhattan, Xew Yol k ('ity. V. ItiCc NOTICE TO CREDITORS A-rAl-iA M. BROUOHTOX. In pur- suance \ of an order of Hon. ' . Hobert S. Pelletreau . Surrogate of the Counly of Suffolk, notice is hereby given according to law to all persona having claims against Amalia 11. Brrughton , late of the Town of Southampton. Suffolk County, Xew York , deceased , that thev ore required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber ot the office of Robert P. 'drifting In River- head, Suffolk Countv . Xew York, on or be fcee the 15th day of August , 1925. Dated February 2Mh. 1S25. \. CLARA PHILLIPS, x Aflministrator. ISOBERT P. GRIEP1XG, Attorney for Administrator , \ Riverhead , X . Y. :ot20c NOTICE SO CREDITORS 71-204S-22-B . Form 141 In pursuance of an order of the Hon. Rnbert S. Telletreau. Surrogate of tne Countv of Suffolk , notice is hereby given, according to law , to all persons having claim against EDMUND W. DAVIDSON, late of the County of Suffolk, decea sed , that thev are required to exhibit the same , with the yonr-hfrf thereof , to the subscribers at their place of transacting business , at the oillci- of Smith , p.eiher & Grifiln , their attorneys , Xo. 44 Court Street , in the. Borough of Brooklyn . City and Sla te of Xew York, on or before ' the 1 rth day cf April next. Dated. September 10 . 1921. THE PEOPLE'S TRl'ST COMPANY , . CHARLES B. ALLEN , .« Executors. SMITll . REINER & GRIFFIN. Altorflbys for Executors, 44 Court Street. Brooklyn , N. ' ... ' Ct26c NO i ICE TO CREDITORS Purcuap t to an order of Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau. Surrogate of the . County if. Sttffolk, Xew York , notice i. -i hereby given , according to law , to all person; having claims Against WILLrA M L. RYDER. lute of the Town of feouthiii.il )- ton, deceased, that they are required tc exhibit the same, with the voucher! thereto , to the undersigned , executor ol t«o , Last Will and Testament of sale AVIlflam L. Ryder, deceased , at the onk-« of George W. Hildreth, his atlcrney liivcrhcad . Suffolk County, on or before the 2Sth day of August. 1925. Dated February ISth . 192\- CHARLES W. BROWN , . — - - Executor. GEORGE V. HILDRETH, Attorney for Executor , Riverhead , ' .Suffolk County, N ' *' 27t2f.c NOTICE TO CREDITORS HOWELL , ALICE W. —In pursuance-of ¦ in order i-f Hon. Robert S. ralletrcau, SorroKate of tiie County of Suffolk, notice is hereby Riven to • ' ¦¦ all persons having claims against Alice \V. Howell, late of the Village of Quogue , In the Town of Southampton. County cf Suffolk, deceased , to present the same, with the vouchers therefor, to the.subscribers, at their ?!a^« of transacting business, No. 22 William Street, in the oorougii «> Manhattan, Cltv and County of New York, /m c-r before the loth day of July, in;r.. . ' > Dated: Xew York City, the 7th day of January. 1925. HAMPTON HOWELL . THE FARMERS' LOAN AND \ . \'\'!' '*' ' , ^ , *' v x \ v F.xeculvr * . 2112 . 7c ¦ KOTIOE TO CREDITORS GRIFFING; TIMOTHY M. ~In pursu- ance of an order of Hon Robert K. Pel- letreau. Surrogate ' if the Comity of Sunolk , New loik, notice is> hereby given according 10 law to all nelsons lm\ing claims against Timothy ¦ M. Orif- ting, late of the To«n of Hiverliend , Suffolk Cour. t}, Xew 1 ors , deccasejl, that they are required to exh ibit tne same-with the vouchors thereof to the subscribers at Ihe offlce tj . Robert Y. nrilung. in Rlvethead , Suffolk County. Xew ft' oik . on or before the loth day of April . 1925 1W1.-.I ( ' .. nilwr 2nd, 1921. | GltACE.G . IIOEN. and l' .uf':. \ .T P. <l!«IF \INi! \d ni 'in«iiKtor « of the Estate of - - TlmntViv M. Grilling, deceased. 1 ; . . 8«6c ' CITATIOS TO ATTBUD AOCOtTRTUCO Xo. 157 A 1921 The Peopir of the State of , \' r* York to the Attorney General of the State of .New ^ork , W illis L, Terry, surety on IhAii.l , Kills T. T<rry, juirotv on bond. I \Mary \ Pasehard. the name \Mary \ bc- . ini; tlctltkuii . the true mime being un- 'known to petitlnrer and to all the heirs at law and next or kin of Edward I'asclmrd , deceased , wboiic natiUM and plaees of residence, if nny **ueh there be. are unknow n to the petitioner, and to nil person* ititereste<l In the estate of lH)WAItI > PASCHAltD, late of tile town of Southampton In the County of Suf- folk, deceased, ft* eretiitors . lesatees , next of kin. or otherwise . Greetinj;: Upon the lietitlon of Shepherd M , Scudder , resld ig at Xotthport . Xew fork V014 and each of you are h ereby cited to show cause liefyre our Surrogate of the County of Suffolk at the Surrogate ' s ufflcc. at Ktverhrad , ttt said county, o« the 27th day of April . 1925 at 1 o' elocfc P. 51., why the accounts of said Shepherd hi. Scudder us administrator of the es- tate of Edward Pasehard . deceased, should not be JuUUIa'i y nettled and al- lowed. And aueii t:f }uti as are liel*I*> elUJ as are under tire ace of twenty-one years may , -ippe-i r by your guardian, tf you have one. or ir you have none you may appear and appiy for one to be appointed or In the event of vour neglect or failure to do nc- a guardian will be appointed !'> ¦ the Surrogate to represent and act fur . lot: lit the itroce<-dIng. In Testimony Whereof , We have caused the Seal of the Surrogates* CQurt of our said County of Suffolk to be hereunto affixed. Witness , Hen. Ilobert S. Pelletreau , Surrogate or our said county, at RlverV head, X. Y.. this loth day t*f March , 1S25. (U S.) 11 . M, WILEY , , Clerk of the Surrogate ' s Court. RERXARD H. LORD. Attorney for Administrator , Riverhead. X. Y . 31t4c KOTIOE TO CREDITORS RArscHER , FRANK X:—In pursuance of an -order of Hon, Robert S. Pelletreaib Surrogate of the Ccunty of Suffolk , notiee is hereb y given to all persons having claims against Fra^ik X. Rauscher . late of the County of Suffol!: , deceased , to present the same, with vtfnchers thereof, to tho subscriber , at her place of transacting huntress , at tbje . office of Raymond A. Suilt' i , her attorney. ' at i* nct ffamntofi. * *^ T.; t * \ or befufef the Trd day of October, 192\ . . Dalcl . l^tst Hamptoi. , X Y . the 1st day of April, 1925. KLSIB RAUSCHER , Administratrix , RAYMOND A. SMITH , Attorney for Adminstralrix , uiiiee «ito i optotii vn Aiiun.u , East Hampton, X. Y. S3t2Si NOTICE TO CREDITORS In pursuance of an order of . the Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau , Surrogate of Ihe County of Suffolk . X. T.. notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against ROSABELL LAXE; late Ol. tho Town of Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York , deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereto , to the subscriber , Vivian- I^ Hajek. at her residence in the Village ot Riverhead. County cf Suffolk , Xew York, on or before the 21st day of Aignst. 192J. Dated Riverhead. X. Y., February II, 1925. VIVIAN L. HAJEK, Executrix. ERNEST W. TOOKER . Attorney, Ri verhead , Xew York. , ¦ ¦ ¦ -- . - - - - ¦ . - \ • - ' 3 * i26c NOTICE TO CREDITORS LAXE , FRANK C. —In pursuance of an order of the Hon. Robert S. Pelletreau. Surrogate of the County of Suffolk , X. V.. notiee is icreby given , according to law , to all persons having clulms ajgainst Frank C. Lane, late of the Town of Riverhead, Suffolk County, Xew York, deceased , that they are required to ex- hibit the same with the vouchers tnereto to Rosabell Lane, executrix , of River- head , X. Y. or Ernest \V. Tooker, at- torney, at his office. Riverhead, Suffolk County, Xew York on or before the ltth day of July. 1925. Dated January 7 . 1925. ROSABELL LA X E. Executrix. ERXEST W. TOOKER , Attorney. Riverhead, New York, , 21t26o DUMPING OP RUBBISH Notice Is hereby slven that the Town of Riverhead has acquired a piece of property, ample in area. sinuUed at \he Forge. - where in the future all rubbish rial' be dumped as the public may de- sire. In this connection attention is directed to the fact that It Is unlawful to dump rubbish by the rcndslue. and to the further fact that 4n eases of viola- tion of such law the penalty nf s.. -. tor on Infraction of the law wit. lie In- flicted. Dumping of rubbish at an> point on the highway must poslilielj Riverhead, X. Y.. Fab. 16, 1M5. A imei ^ HARLBS Q DOWNS. Sunt , of Highways. s . (lg#i MIDDLE ISLAfffi Mrs . Kendrick had the rmsfortune to ' all from a ladder on which sfie was climbing into a tree , an^M?- lainert a broken riu ami »rvcrc -rBiEtf- I)r Maclvor attended her and she lb now able to be around and very much improve^ lpusanl birthday party i vti« '' given to Mrs. P^lbert S- iiuitmtl last Sunday, it beiiiR the 81st, annn er- sary of her birthday, A pril 5. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ajon?o Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. byron Howard of Mattituck , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rowland , Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ruland and their children , tvelyn, Doris and Joyce, all of Riverhead : Walter R'jlanu and Miss Dayton « Kn it Moriches , Mr. and Mrs. W allace Ruland Mi;*, Myrtle Ruland and Mr . and Mr. - . Baker Roland and three children , all of Middle Island. Tho reunion of tho family coulo. not be leas than a delightful social occasion , with or without tho bountiful dinner which accompanied it. The parish trustees arc to bo con- pratulntod on tho improvement they have made in the appearance of the parish grounds by the removal of the dilapidated horsesheds which for years have been an jnsiprhtly object on their road fron t , of but little use to anyone except circus nnd theatre people to post their bills upon. Speaking of birthday parties re- minds us that last Sunday was also the occasion of a family reunion to celebrate the 88rd birthday of Ed- mund Howell at his home on the border of Yaphanfc. His four sons , Elmer W „ Archibald , Frank and Ed- mund F „ and daughter , Mrs. Willis Kdwnrds , and their families , all joined in the happy festivities. Miss Beatrice Hitch visited friends at Islip over the week-end. Everett Pfeiffer visited his friend , Edgar Dixon , at Patchogue, over the week-end. A. R. Lymber , of New York , was a visitor- with friends he re Sunday. William Zebrowski visited the city last Sunday. John Killccn , of New York City, spent a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Charles Valentine. Mr. Killecn expects to spend a rjart of his summer in Calverton playing chess , as he is an expert at the game. Miss Koscuisko is much improved after being ill this past week. Several of our folks attended the Brookfield Grange on Saturday eve- ning. At this time five new members were taken in. A fine time was en- joyed b y all. Easter Cards. - The usual large of- fering. R. C. Brown , Riverhead. Advt. 33t2c Several friends gave Walter Raynor a fine surpise on his birthday, Mon- day evening at his home on the Rivet road. Otto Sharka has accepted a position with Walter Chapman , of East Mor- iches. Mr. Sharka recently returned from Kansas City, Mo., ;where he spent several months in the Sweeney Auto School. A very fine Easter service is ex- pected in the M. E. church to which all are cordially invited on Sunday morning at 10:30 a . m. Rev. C. E. rTirman will conduct the syrvice- Several members of the Sunday school assisted by the choir , Will take part. Come and bring someone with yon. - Our-road foreman , -Vf. - S.- Reeve , and his force of men are putting the River road in shape for the heavy traffic of the summer. Several thousand ducks were shipped from Calverton : this past week. Most of our duclr- raisers are having good hatches and it looks like a good season for them. Miss L. Pearl Burt spen t the week- end with friends on the west end of the Island. . C ALVERTON \ DISSOLUTION OP MAKB.IAOE To OI.AOYK PEARL SAWYER: .Notiee is hereby siven you that a petition of Raymond V. Sawyer has lieen presented to the New York Supreme Court and filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Suffolk on the 3rd day of March 1925. pray ins that the mar- l'luse between vourself and Raymond F. Hawver bo dissolved on the eround that you have absented yourself for upwards of five years last past without belns Unown bv said Raymond K. Sawyer to lie IIviii K by reason of which you are presumed to be dead. This notiee is slven to you by pubiica- »ioti onrsuant to an order made by the New ' York Supreme Court and duly filed and entered in tha offlce of the Clerk oT the Cuuutv or Suffol k on the 3rd day of . ilareh V.nr. , ard please take notice further that a hearing will be bad on -aid pel It ion liclore the New York Su- premo Court at a Special Term thereof . to In/ held in nnd for the County or I Suffolk at the County Court House in the Village of Uivcrhciid In said County en the -1th day of May !' ¦ < -$ at 1:30 o ' clock in the nriernooii. and upon, your failure In appear or answer said petition , an order will be made by said Court, dis- snlvina the marriage between yourself an-l sai.i Icaymonc! F. .Sauyrr. Dated March :!. 1S2 \ i . BERNARD H. T.OP.D, Attorney for Petitioner. Raymond V. Sawver , Odh e ft Post fifllce Address. - lilverhead , Suffolk County, N. >• •j' . 'tGc • ^ All interesting instance of an in- dustry spending hundreds of thousands j>f dollars to educate the public to using less of its product and yet get better results; is revealed by the recent research work of the Portland Cement association. Concrete , today, is probably the most adaptable of all structural ma- terials and is used by the architect and builder for innumerable and widel y different purposes. In order that the quality of concrete work might be raised and the cost lowered , the cement industry in co-operation with the Structural Materials research laboratory at the Lewis Institute , Chicago , inaugurated an elaborate series of tests to find out just what effects would result from changes in the amount of sand and gravel , or stone , the amount of mixing water, etc., used in making concrete. The cement itself , is made in all the mills, in the United {states to a very exacting chemical formula fixed upon by the leading engineering so- cieties in co-operation with the Gov- ernment. With this as a starting point , hundreds of thousands of tests were made to find the effect of the other item previously mentioned. One of the most important * results of this research work was the dis- covery that concrete is ordinarily mixed far too wet , and that by the Use of less mixing water , stronger concrete can be made at a lowered cost. The practical application of this laboratory work on noted engineering structures like the Wilson dam at Muscle Shoals , and .the Delaware River bridge at Philadelphia , and by the engineering departments of lead- ing railroads just as the Pennsylvania and the \Big 4 , \ has fully justified these theories , according to engineers , who believe that the saving in cement resulting from a better control of the concrete will be a factor of increasing significance in lowering construction costs. Sayre Family Thomas Sayre , the first of the namo of Sayre to settle on eastern Long Island , was one of the original pro- prietors of Southampton. Some records give him as being there as early as May or June , 1040. iHls birthplace was Bedfordshire , England , about 1600. He was one of u band of dis&viiWrs who left England 1635 , coming to New England the same year. It is said he was a man of strong religious belief. The name Sayre should not be con- fused with any of like \ spelling \ or sound. The names Sayer and Sears are often thought to he the same hut this is not true; Sayer and Sears come from the word \Soothsayer '* and the founders of these families prob- ably gained fame and a name as soothsayers. Sayre is an occupation name. In early days the ancestors of the present Say res were assayers to . the i King. Holding a position of this nature was a very high honor as they passed on all precious metal taken by the King. They were very early «given the right to a coat of arms being, \Arms , i Gules , a chevron ermine between three [ sea gulls ; Crest, a cubit arm erect proper holding a dragon ' s head erased argent. \ The Sayre family did not belong to the Golfismith' s Company, the his - toric guild of Goldsmiths . The Sayres without doubt , had - the family name before 1400 , for it was in the time of Henry V , about 1420 , when the Stat- utes of Additions was passed. This statute provided that a man mig ht locally take as his family name the title of his estate, his business , or the town or place of his residence , etc. Family names were common bafore the Statutes of Additions came into effect as the people of England had used family mimes quite to some ex- tent as early as 1100. Aunt Ada ' s Axioms: Nobody can be richer than you are in thoughts; and great thoughts bring more happiness than is brought by great wealth. Greater Results Obtained With Use of Less Cement WHY THE RE ARE MORE THAN A MILL I ON Invariable Quality Finer eng ineering and finer work> manshi p make every Buick an ex- amp le of how well a motor car can Be built. Buick is sure to be the next car of the more than a million present Buick owners , because they know what a Buick will do—and how it will do it. Buick quality and per- formance are sure — and superior. SUFFOLK COUNTY BUICK CO. Charles ' W. Raynor , Prop., Patchogue WALTER C GRABIE \ Riverhead \ STRONQ BROS. GARAGE Sales and Service East Hampton , L. I. WHEN- BETTER AU T O M O B I L E S ' ARE . \3UII. T ' , \SUICK WILL BUILD THEM ixs ^ Cold spots j ff 81 ^™?^^ . are riever f° un d «l ffl in Boynton ffiiMtl itlll . .iBi Q K^oTori hritn ^ac tii^ < ik^LHH 51 3 W SZG WZW xlUlllco !K*r i llicul'J • 133 I NSTALL n Boynton l' urnace or IfJSib L |En3 (H^S3fll Boiler and eliminate cold spots iKiiiC' 3 H K£ U ' .TJ LTB fn froni your luuac this winter. - 'It f& $ r* &B &KwF^^L - ¦ ' .:!< \I-!' - \ ' - '\' t ^' -V' 1 nnv 'b side ^^^^L^^ sSffl^ or '\'\'l y thii 'd (looc warm and ^-ll^rW4^^™5 ?r comfortabli' . It heats the en- 'SfHpfmi&icn' ¦ ^ tire bouse without waste , dust or ~«sisy< fusing., BOYNTON ' „ , V UUNACE COMPANY '^^T SW^ rf Zi £%%Z!.. ' Z™ > *'T<\ \\T- W T\ ft in,or - Opuoiitc llrynni I' ork molmn on Square rot efficiency. BOYN TO N ! • ¦ B O ILERS , F URNACES A ND RANGE S CAULIFLOWER SEED We offer Danish grown Cauliflower Seed: H. S. Snowball , Early Dwarf Erfurt (Hftftg Strain) grown for and imported by us , same strains we have handled for a number of , years. And a limited amount of Holland Erfurt tested by us for two years with excellent result. Price of all Cauliflower Seed $1.50 per ounce. Our regular Danish grown Mammoth Rock Red Cabbage Seed 45c per ounce , Brussels Sprout Seed , either Orient grown. , or a selected strain , grown near Mattituck , at $1.00 per ounce. Seed will be treated for prevention of Black Leg and Black Rot by the same method used in previous years or by hot water treatment , as our customers desire. If hot water treat? - ment is given same wiil be applied by ex- perts in this method of treatment. Seed may be obtained from our Director in your locality or at the-office of the Loiig - Island Cauliflower Ass ' n., Room 4 , Ben- jamin Building, Riverhead , N . Y. t Long Island Cauliflower Ass ' n. ¦ Riverhead , N. Y.
