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Riverhead Dress Goods Store \Where Once You Try, You 'll Always Buy \ LONG ISLAND HOUSE BUILDING „ \ Phone 458 Main St. RiverheaU f X. I. Announces A SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE While nt Riverhead be sure to visit our store und see lor yourself ' the ' 1 . riutn i'rmi s b;irg ;iirw which we are ofTerinK thin week. UNBLEACHED MUSLIN—S6 inches wide. ' SPECIAL— 12c Per Yard FAST COLOR DRESS GING ' HAM—-32 inches wide. SPECIAL— 20c Per Yard GENUINE WINDSOR CUEPE—An ideal fabric for unnerwear. si'LCIAL— 25c Per Yard FANCY LARGE SIZE TURKISH TOWEL—Si'FXIAi — 25c Each FAST COLOR BROADCLOTH—36 inches wide . regularly 59c— Now 35c Yard One Lot cor.aintint; uf all fast colors, fabrics—RAYON SILKS FOULARDS , SUITINGS, BROADCLOTH and CHALLIES v»lu-» to 69c . SAI.L SPECIAL— 49c a Yard Lot No. 2—consistm\ of SILK NOVELT I ES , values to $1.49 . SPECIA1 59c a Yard ALL WOOL JERSEY—54 inches wide, in a rnnye of latest shades . vi,lue$l,98. SALE SPECIAL— - . . \ '' ' $1.59. a Yard WOOL DRESS CREPE—36 inches wide . SPECIAL— 89c a Yard Our entire department of CURTAIN GOODS AND DRAPERIES ' ia speciall y reduced for this week. NOTE-—-On account of Holiday, store: closed Snt. Sept. 18 until 5 P. M. t MODISH HATS For Matron , Miss or $J\ Children ly Gotty ' $ Milliner y ' ' IMPORTE D FELTS ' These are considered the snappiest in New York in ever so many shapes. Colors Chanel Red , Jung le Green , Casiia , Tunic. Navy and Black. Regular $5.00 Values - Special $3,75 Also a group of Children ' s Sport Hats C1-QC G O T T T S MILL I NERY 48 South Oce?.n Ave. Patchqgue , L. I. cpHil fM oLHUUL Shoes that stand the hard 'knocks ' of . country roads. ' The as- sortment is-bi g, including the famous \Bonnie Laddie \ and \Kid Boots \ brands—all solid leather—Goodyea r welt sewed—the kind that wear the longest. Purchas- ing shoes in large quantities for three shops enables us to offer better slices at . lower prices—see these shoes before you make the selection for the famil y. j CHILDREN'S \^^^ SHOES MISSES ' Sizes 9>Vi to 1 1 Q l-inCCi Patent Pumps , $1.95 to t3nULi3 $2 25 Sizes ! \y 2 to 2 Oxfo rd s , $1.95 to $2.50 ?* f °J ds > ^.25 to $2.50 \ Shoes , $1.95 to $2,75 fan Shoes , $2.25 to $2.75 - \KID BOOTS\ ?\? B °?H' v-, , - w?-i, Uoodyear Welts v_ioodyear welt ^ r ¦ in ic ,- > c , , -ft Oxfords , $2.75 fan Hig h Shoes , $2.95 High Shoes , $2.75 ~ ^ \BONNIE LADDIE\ A ^>- - ~^^ 1 / \ \ \ ~ ~ ?—^ T ^\. BONNIE LADDIE I \ '\ ' ¦ y yf J ?^ ^ £ sumALSM0C f - \%^ tf imentf /tef r^j ^i^ ** /^^ L* ^%\ , -'\ -ir\i , \\' aB * ; ^ a ~ a — * yr t^r-jK ^- T ^ mSjjj b* /^> \BONNIE LADDIE' - ' «i!Sb4=^ ;\ ¦ . YOUTHS -- LITTLE MEN'S ? H ?f S ? SIZFS S, Z es l to 2 , ,7 —?, Shoes, $2.25 to $2,85 9 to .. 131/2- . ; Oxford s , $2.73 Shoes , $1.95 to $2.50 GOODYEAR WELTS Oxfords , $1.95 to $2.50 c _ „ GOODYEA R WELTS ^s , $3.25 bhoes , $2.95 Oxfords , $3 , 75 BOYS' SHOES GROWING s izes 2^ 2 to 6 GIRLS Boys ' Shoes , $2.25 to Sizes IVi to 7 .. :. $2.95 Oxfords , $2.95 Boys ' Oxfords , $2.75 to Pumps , $2.95 $ 2 - 95 GOODYEAR WELTS GOODYEAR WELTS Oxfords , $3.95 p JOV ,; S i loes $3.59 Pumps , $3.95 ., Boys ' Oxfords $3.50 IVANS SHOE STORES Opp. Depot , RIVERHEAD Bianch: MAIN STREET , SAG HAUBOR Fall Seasons is Nearing. Are You Well Supp lied [ ¦ ' \ ° . , - , m Your v \ - \ ¦ ' „ , j HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Pay Us a Visit and Fill in Your Wants Muffin .Pan* . ISc Up Pot Cov ' .-r KacU ' . . . ' ' . . 39i: Heavy Wire Di. -h Drained - . ' ?9 C Plum Puddins: Pans '' ¦ . . '' . ..- 98c Copper Bolton, Ij ojkri $2.9S Raait.ng P.ir.s ' -:. 39r Up Dessiert £)ii»riea t fcd.is- i or cjot -kcry 5c Cold Band .E BB Cup* ........ i > V . . \ . . 15c Decorated Bowls ...,.., . . . 49c 100-Piec.e Dinner Set ¦ ,,,, . ¦ $23.50 3-Buruer Neico Oil -Stove $28.50 YOU CAN ALWAYS DO Hli'I T ER AT Harry ' s Howsefmrnishing Store RAILROAD AVE. s , Opp. Depot RIVERHEAD i— —\ .- - ' , .:..-.. . . ¦ ¦ — - — —• ¦ - .. ~~*r. .— . —n g s «t te^aj' ;r; ;f:: r; :: , '- T&zrL s /. f i ii } w V\ x N No m ' 1 \ Y JCtOlV ^ .-« Vi «•»\ -vir rr, ,!,, '^f eCtiit ^LS S ' L ' Ca vanaro ¦ ^^ ¦ J^S ^J ^L J r M, KJP- * ^ ^f^l^ si r» 112 UIVMSHI AU (Contimu d irom pajte -41) lliursday—Ha bylon vs. Southampton H tlnlon hu- ea«i!\ pio\en lt^clt l ( t 1 \-test turn ui the ioutho- istein part of the county and has a smooth outfit. Southampton , which finished second in the Eastern Long Island League, played remarkable ' baseball. Both these teams are crackerjacks. Friday —Sajville vs. Huntinston Sayville , has been playing: the best of any club-on th<' south shore. Its victory over Patehogue Field riii b : ' makes it stand out as champion. Huntington without a doubt is the fastest, nine on the west end of the county, for it has met leading teams of New York , Brooklyn and New Jersey. A re - ' . these organizations vprj- good this season? Ask the man who has seen them play. .Saturday—Pa t chogue I- 'ieid Club vs. Howard' s South Shore White Sox These appeal- to be among the strongest nines on the south shore. They have met twice , each winning once. Here is the game long awaited ! —the \ rubber \ game. ' J Ali games at- the fair will start j promptl y at 3 o ' clock. \ ' ! I I U>IM. BASEBU! IE4MS ON r UK LUW At the fair I' rudent ' s Amusement i| Shows , Inc., will Vie on hand. Muliat-W Prudent has arranged to bring hh' \ carnival with a great number of at- tractions. Mr. Prudent , who frequently gives ¦ a carnival to help benefits in Suffolk ] County, thanks the public for support ! \ rendered during th* past year. !' . ' - . Many added features are on the , progra m for next year ' s show. Mr. Prudent has pleased the large \ crowds who attend his carnival and lui.s met with great success. His company is now in Patchogue. 1 PKl'DKNT'S CARNIVAL | COMING TO lAItt (1ROI NDS M (Continued from page 41) Day and Scouts from all sections of the county are planning to. attend and;partici pate in the drills under the dire*tion-of County Scou t Executive A. Royce Wolfe. Trie Scouts will have an exhibit <o£ their handicraft at the Fa ' ir again this year. 0 Tne Suffolk County W. C. T. V. will have its rest building at , the Kaiv open each ;day. The Christian Science Society of Patchogue, the Suffolk County Tuberculosis Committee and other \ organizations alsti will have ¦ boo ths-011 the grounds. The Long Islan d Railroad Co. ex- perimental ^ station \ exhibit will again be in charge of Hal B. Fullerton ' . The Central ' islip State Hosp ital and the New York State School of Ap- plied Agriculture of Farmingdale , will as usual, have exhibits, under the direction of County Agricultural Agent-Foster. The Suffolk County Home bureau \ under the direction of the manager. Miss Kathleen McBride , and the ofTt- eeis and committee , will make a most commendable, showing of preserved vegetables and fruits arid millinery and clothing in the Home Bureau building jusi , west of the merry-go- round. - Music each day will be . provided by Prof. Ilarvy Spetliek' s crucU l>am! , ' There . will be no night fair this year. \ The officers of the Suffolk County Agricultural society are : President , Henry 'L. ^Brush , O iluntington; vice- president , Nathan II. Dayton. East Hamilton: secretary. Ellis T. Terry. Riverhead; treasurer , Hon. John L. Havens , Center . Moriches , board of \ managers. Messrs . .Havens , Terry and Albertson. The flower and vegetable shows will be of unusual importance this year . The rose exhibit is a new fea- ture. Farm Bureau The Farm Bureau will hold a \ com - munity contest. \ Two silver loving cups have been offered to the com- munities having best exhibits of pota- toes. Each entrant will show ten in- dividual peck samples at the Grange building. The crops are to be judged by a specialist from New York State College of Agriculture . \ . Potatoes will be rated on a stand- ard of excellence -— quality, freedom from blemishes , diseases , chemical in- juries , triteness to , type , and market shape and size. In front of the community exhibits are' p lanned sampies furnished \by local potato dealers carrying trade marks , etc. There will be no competi- tion between merchants, however. As Suffolk has more potatoes than any other county in the State, great i|' :erost may Be. expected in spuds at the fair. ' \ ¦ . ... . < New on the program this ysar :is a junior project—the Farm Burea u ' s poultry club. This organization has been most active near \Sound -avenue undeij, the leadership of Howard A. Wells. Fggs and chickens furnishocl by the Sall' olk Poultry association are to be exhibited. There will be more than 100 birds. Health Work Demonstration i i All p hases of public -health work carried on in Suffolk County will lie shown by means of posters and mnv- ' in.r p ictures at the County fair this year at the exhibit . of the Stiff oil; C o u n t v Tuberculosis ' unci Public Health association ' . Health literature will be distributed to all visitors 'in- dicating, an interest in any . -particular subject. \ .This year the State Department ol .Health will have nurses in-attendance to demonstrate the-subject of child hygiene and will show how babies \ clothes can be made so as . to. I)J must comfortable for the baby and easiest for the mother to make , Vnuidlc , and keep clean. As usual the association s, field nurses will be prepared to g ive firs t aid treatment to -anyone who may be injured during the fair. This feature has been of great service at previous fairs. Last year-the nurses-took care of a number of minor accidents includ- ing some that were of a «erious na- ture. During the automobiles races the nurses will be on emergency duly in the ' field ambulance. Child Health Exhibit . A cordial invitation is extended to all the \ women in , the county to visit the maternity and infancy exhibit at the Countv Fair at Rivet-head Septem- ber 21 to 2-1 , which is to be held by a Stale Department of Health nurse. She will demonstrate the latest ideas in outfits for the new baby and will outline bow mothers ' health clubs may be organized in this vicinity. The nurse will show how easy , baby clothes can be made so as lo be most comfortable for the bab y, easy for the mother to make , handle and keep clean. She will also be pre- pared to help organize a Mothers ' Health club for this district. Many communities now have these clubs. 'Wherever such a ' chili is organized the Division . of Maternity, Infancy and Child Hysionc will assist in securing a nurse trained in getting such a clttlj started . -, -- - ¦ - . RUsh TO HIRE BOOTHS MARKS LAST DAYS OF KECJSTRATION FOR SUFFOLK COUNTY FAIR The Pa-t Ma 'it 11 11 <! P 1 * sofiatio ' n 1 t tht Otik i it 1 1 <- 1 Star , Suffi lk DiMiut he ld t 1 nual ' meeting 1 ndi\ in Mi- 1 II > 1 Riverhead Dniuu »i- 11 il i 1 tr Riverhead ( oun n ( lul \ - mi hers and gue. - Rev. George W. Roesch of . the Methodist E p iscopal .church spoke. .Mrs . A. E , Payne and Mrs. William Housner gave an instrumental duet , and \ a quarter, consisting of Dr . and Mrs. A. E. Payne and Mr . and Mrs. Fred O' alotc .sang. There were solos b y Mr. Cialow. The following ofliaers were chosen: President , Lucy J. Barto , Northr oott: \Vice-president , Benjamin Pow- . 'II . Ainityville; treasurer , Ada M„ Skidniore , Patchogue: seefl- etary, Helen H. Young. Riverhead; direc- :01s , Annie M. , Pierke , A<iah Chap- ter; Mabe-I Klalfky and Florence Gates of Jephlhuh' s Daughter Chap- ter; Isadore . Harvey and Edna Hedges , jf Stirling Chapter; Viola Rayi\or, •mil Bertha Gates . Meridian Chapter; Eflie L. Hallett , Riverside Chapter; Eugenia Ra ' yrior and Marihus Poper- ing, Mctlakhatla Chapter; Nora Huff , no It \ I ia ik \001 het-, -uw i- . m , ( ' i , u ') 11 t >• (• ¦ ue S i oung it 1 I, 1 > ¦ Kim i f Pi rami I Ch 1; t< 1 1 t 1 - - PuUii ind lcn* 1 M D ppt Mt-n u IKK (ti iput Win I II 1 l\ \ 1 1 ud I'M iv p Buinett i i ¦ A^ 1 w i „ ^ (h i p l c i Alice B \i\w i 1 (i 1 (, ' n fniptu J-ilxlle Cuhci (ii Hi tin Hand of * -< . « inna fhaptci Km ii t Otw i\ ind t nolint Wclgi li n -nmi Chaptci Fvtlyn Mi I Ki \ \mit\\i'le Chiptei , Ernes 1 11. K 1 in on of Sjniist Chtpter. Eastern Star Matrons and Patrons Elect Officer; Dr . Alexander ( . ). Uettfer , associate profe asor of i-hemistry of hie Nov. ' York Universit y Medical College , who analyzed the vital organs of Ray- mond Snedicor , of ls»y Shoi'cv/lias re- ported to Coroner .Edwin S . Moore and ;District Attorney - 5 fieoi-ge \V. : Hildroth that Snoelccor ' s death was due to carbon monoxide gas.poison. Snedecor was found deiul in his . home two weeks . ago an . d :i gas jet in . the kitchen was open. It.was general- ly belie?v4d that he committed suicidt- , :but semt /in t n> -u- .pt i L 1 1 * hi Iniight 'havi riven U MIUI I J > n -mi : being pLuid 1 h < < 1 1 > it idn to dispell > ' drub' ( 1 111 M11I1 and Disti it vt n n l 1 I mt 1 ihvtc ed to haw in 1 kii) -1 inn ' i' i the Centt il I-lip M ttv I pit i 11 j Snedecoi s -tom<.t l livvi t td k 0111 1 Uvere sen * to Di In ' 1 1 1 111 -1 i Dr . Gettln - ivpoi 1 tin 1 111 tht hi iiief that * -n dun < 1111 it' i I u 1 n ' e CHEMIST DECIDES THA I' | SNEDECOR COAIMnTED SUICIDE Announcing the O pening of The Hampton Bays National Bank Hampton Bays , N. Y. ON MONDA Y , SEPTEMBER 20 , 1 926 Telep hone: ' JACKSON BUILDING HAMPTON BAYS 100 . Ponquogue Ave. gggMMMHMggMgg ^BIHHHHBHHHIHHHH HHI We Guarantee Every i/ ^^s , : Pound 0/ i f A P\ BUTTER J K^HoK^R) /f y Our butter is fresh churned and .£ ifKz ^*^' ~ '^^' J dr : & comes t(3 us direct from the 1 ^^ ^- - rf r \ \ * finest creameries. T Selection, by IS^|^^^^ | ourownexperts guaranteesyou Wm^m^aimmmmttamM ^ absolute purity and freshness. I 1 j The Very Finest Fancy No. 1 Grade Fresh Creamery ^g I$land Butter Potatoes The purest and freshest A fine grade , ' very b Te e boi I » t ht an I. speciall y priced |~ <49 c \ll S ^ lSJ - Ma ryland Corn £°Zi fe) $™* K C . C Shredded Wheat \ , __ z p^ 5 - xy F16ur g?w Medai 2 ^ g lb i.a4 ,y„ - Pillsbury ' s „,, m ^. g, . \ 3 &iy H«^ n 43 [ The A&P Label Means Excellence < Fancy Crosby Corn . . ' . . * . «\ 18 c Extra Sifted Fancy Peas . . . . \*' . can 25 c String less Beans The Finest Quality ' i, «n 25 c Lima Beans Tender and Young «»\ 25 c SuCCOtash Always Tasty \ s « \ 25 c Golden Bantam Corn . ; ... . . cari 18 c Special for Thursday, Friday and Sa turday Only ! \ S b'Clock CoSfiee ^ fby 45 \^3§« : \\ '' \ The finest cjuality Santos that can be bought ll € d € SrcleC6ffee R 4!cT e J ib-39 c A Pcrfect. Blend of Brazil and Colombia Coffees Evaporated Milk Brar!a 3^25° OEL -gj _ _. _« a41g Sliced or large <f«C MONTE rSttClieS Halves can J*& Campbeir s T 1SSJ° 3 - 22 c - Ouike * Oats 'g\ gui 5r3 p^. ! i5 c Sturdy Brooms ^/45 c N s^55 c Toilet Paper wALBonF 3 roii s 19c ' 1 ¦ ¦ \ • ; ¦ > _ , Fin e Foocls of Del Monte Quality \ Grated Hawaiian Pineapp le ... I J° n 2 19 c ,, Cherries Roya l Annes 6 ^2 29c California Asparagus Ti ps Picnic Size ™ 19' California Apricots . ... . . ^° „ 2 23' Garden . Spinach Carefull y Cleaned larsc can 19° . Bartlett Pears \ Very choice larse can 33 c P' ure Lard! 1~ S- - - '^'M>9F ~ ' . ' 1 _ , I Ivory Soap Bath size 4/i«ke. - 3t5 c - ; _ . _ — — \ ( Ralsto n ' s Breakfast Food . n ^. . pkg. 24 c Lea (&. Perrin ' s Sauce ,. .„ , , » . F bottle 27 C Evaporated Milk A & P . , ' . . :. ' . . * ¦ 2 %%. IV Extra Strength Ammonia A&P Brand fefife 23° A&.H Sal Soda . . . . 2 pk BS . 15= Babbitt ' s Cleanser ._. ' ?. . . . .. ' ; can 5 C I Old Dutch. Cleanser 3 cans 1Q C There are many Sine Sresh fruits 0 vegetables In the A&P assortment , which is larpe and boasts of only the very finest the markets have to offer , we spare no effort to bring you onl y the freshest at the lowest prices. j ^ MWTflC^Sil Flfcg \ \ Read The . Cdpofy ¦ Review A<3s
