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Democracy At Work: Want Ads Are Within The Means Of Everybody Miscellaneous Services IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR Phone PAtchogue 3-3724 , 3-1959W CICCIARO BROS. General Mason Contractor Sidewalks - Foundations Driveways - Patios Brickwork Estimates Cheerfully Given. 33tl BILL McCANN GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Alterations - Repairs Roofing - Siding Masonry - Garages New Homes PLUMBING & HEATING Financing Arranged. PATCHOGUE 3-4485M PATCHOGUE 3-3911J 32t2 ART INSTRUCTION Beginners , Children and Adult Classes now forming. MRS. FRIEDLANDER Telephone PAtchogue 3-0949 29t5 CARPENTER and MASON New Work and Alterations — No job too small — Reasonable Tel. SElden 2-5432 33t3 LAWN CARE AND TRIMMING. Also-high grass cut. RAY RICHMOND Tel. PAtchri gue 3-4257R 30t4 l GALA SPRAYING & PAINTING CO. Home Improvements ' Waterproofing Mastic protective coatings for Waterproofing, Insulating and Decorating of Sidewalls , Roof- ing and Flooring. Stucco spray- ing. AH wo rk guaranteed. 198 Oak Street , Patchogue Telephone PAtchogue 3-4755 rou GRADING Dump Trucking - Tractor Work Specializing for Home Owners. Reasonable Prices. DAN HOWELL Telephone PAtchogue 3-4758 29tf PAINTING - DECORATING WALL PAPERING PHILIP J. LAUBEN 44 Lake Street Telephone PAtchogue 3-0973 Sltf ROTOTILLING LAWNS & GARDENS. Prices reasonable. Power m owers sharpened and repaired. E. OSTROM 211 Atlantic Avenue Tel. BLue Point 4-0459 29t5 WILLIAM E. OLSEN CUSTOM BUILDER F. H. A. Modernization Alterations a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Given SElden 2-3368 or SElden 2-3509 29tf RUFFINO CONSTRUCTION CORP. MASON & CARPENTER CONTRACTOR Fireplaces - Chimney. Sidewalks and Cellars Under Houses That Have ao cellars. FHA Financed. Telephone SElden 2-6539 49tf CHILD'S NURSERY Care for your Infant or Children. Day or Night. Reasonable Rates. Transportation. TEL. PATCHOGUE 3-4774 23tl2 Woodcutting - Lawn Mowing Gardening - Furniture Moving Cesspools built - Well driving Cordwood - Power Tool Rental A. FARINA Telephone PAtchogue 3-0018 43tf ROTOTILLING , best garden prep- aration , plowing, discing , and har- rowing in one operation , H. Crary. Phone SAyville \ 4-1219R. 28tl4 SEAT bottoms repaired , chair $6; sofa $12. Springs retied. New webbing, new cambric. PAtchogue 3-143 6W. 27« LANDSCAPING , lawn mowing and garden maintenance. BEIlport 7-0457 W. 32t4 Miscellaneous Services AL ROSS Painter and Decorator Special Basements Spray-Painted Fast — Economical PAtchogue 3-2937 P. O. Box 654 - Patchogue 33tl GENERAL TRACTOR CONTRACTING, Plowing - Grading - Landscaping Tree removal - Ligh t trucking LARRY WIKAN 197 Atlantic Ave., Blue Point Tel. BLue Point 4-3967J 20tl8 RUDY PLATEROTI CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Custom Homes - Garages B reeze way s - Alterations Foundations - Patios Sidewalks - Porches enclosed with Jalousies. Free Estimates. TEL. PATCHOGUE 3-2959 BELLPORT 7-1143 lOtt MAIER & STELGES PAINTING - DECORATING PAPERHANGING PHONE BELLPORT 7-0467R 32« CLEAN-UP JOBS Also Lawn Care Reasonable. CALL PATCHOGUE 3-2897W AFTER 5 P. M. AND ALL DAY SATURDAYS , SUNDAYS. 32t2 CHIMNEYS - SIDEWALKS FOUNDATIONS - CESSPOOLS EDWARD M. DALTON 28 Woodburn Street Telephone PAtchogue 8-3009 Bit* BULLDOZER AND ' :, . TRACTOR SERVICE * ¦ . ¦ Plowing - Discing Clearing - Excavating, etc DICK WEBSTER Telephone BEIlport 7-07B5W 42ti BENDIX REPAIRS Call PAtchogue 3-0326 PHILIP A. ALLOY 33 Wood Avenue PATCHOGUE 49tf LAND CLEARING EXCAVATING Bulldozer for Hire. J. & J. GRADING CO. Tel. SElden 2-3383 - 2-3446 SELDEN , N. Y. 16ti RALPH RHICH 20 Terry Road Patchogue Tel. 3-2882 Excavating for CESSPOOLS - OVERFLOWS TANKS - FOOTINGS TRENCHES 84ti Authorized Factory Trained WHIRLPOOL SERVICE We Also Repair Norge & Thor Home Laundry Equipment. WIND SERVICE , INC. Tel. PAtchogue 3-1277 Tel. HUntington 4-8611 27tt CEMENT MIXER for rent. 85 cents per hour. PAtchogue 3-2406W. 31t3 MATURE woman will care for child in my home. PAtchogue 3-2710W. » 33tl ^^^^ I^^^^^ MH MM-RMMViHHS~ -H-M-_IM Miscellaneous for Sale POWER MOWERS ROTOTILLERS TRACTORS New and Used WARREN BRADY Hewlett Avenue (Near Swan River Nursery) EAST PATCHOGUE Telephone PAtchogue 3-1211 32tf SPECIAL CURRENT EDITION OF PATCHOGUE STREET MAP Showing; the : NEW SUNRISE HIGHWAY , THE PATCHOGUE ADVANCE 32tf SMALL buffet , 2 pair coil springs. Tire , tube , 750-15 , like new. Fruit jars. PAtchogue 3-4229J. 33tl t\ t- ti ' ~ — , r — =ii - LOAD of Fieldstone , $5; table saw , jointer, \ gas engine , lathe , Dado saw , $50. 68 Conklin ave- nue , Patchogue. 33tl Miscellaneous for Sale 3-BURNER TABLE MODEL OIL STOVE WITH NEW BAKE OVEN. Miscellaneous chairs. Few an- tiques , and complete Kooler Keg beer system. 2 aluminum bar tubs and bar stools. PHONE PATCHOGUE 3-1032 33tl T0P30IL1 Rich Lawn Topsoil . . . . at only S3 a yard. Minimum 6 cubic yard load. Highest quality for the finest lawns. B. & B. CONCRETE PRODUCTS Mill Road Coram Telephone SElden 2-5510 3tf I BUY - SELL - TRADE PATCHOGUE BOOK SHOP New and Used Books Magazines - Back Issces 182 W. Main st., Patchogue Weekdays 4-9 p. m. Saturday 1-9 p. m. 30tf TOP SOIL GRADE 1 FOR SALE. GEORGE CONSERVA Telephone PAtchogue 3-3015 28tf DWARF FRUIT TREES Evergreens - Azaleua Shrubs MARTIN NELSEN'S GARDEN CENTER Route 16 Selden Telephone SElden 2-3697 BOtf LIGHT PLANTS Standby and Portable ONAN TOAD CONKLIN River Avenue Telephone PAtchogue 3-2365 23tf Patio Blocks - Fruit Trees Evergreens - Azaleas Flowering Shrubs Rhododendrons HENRY BAHNMULLER Farm-to-Market Road FARMINGVILLE Telephone SElden 2-3943 . 32t4 PLANTS 500 Globe Arborvitae Nice p lants - $1 each and up Inspection invited. G. MERCKEL Yaphank Road - EAST PATCHOGUE 32t2 STARTED PULLETS White Leghorns 6 weeks to ready to lay. DAVID JACKSON POULTRY FARM Route 112 - Coram 1 mile south of Jericho Turnpike (Route 25). Tel. SElden - 2-3041 Visitors Welcome. 30t4 SIGNS FOR SALE 16c EACH , No Hunting No Hunting or Ti espassin* Boarders Wasted For Sale For Rent Garage for Rent—Inquire House for Rent No Trespassing House for Sale Boat for Sale For Sale or For Rent Apartment for Rent Furnished Rooms No Smoking THE PATCHOGUE YDVANCE 11-15 North Ocean Avenue Telephone 8-1000 . 3-1001 4tf PLANTS — Geraniums , begonias , petunias. William L. Bott , 414 Lincoln Avenue. SAyville 4-0541. 30tf SINGER console sewing machine , used 4 times. Swezey, Locust Avenue , Brookhaven. 33tl COFFEE roaster machine. Very reasonable. PAtchogue 3-0142. 33tl FRIGIDAIRE — Excellent con- dition , reasonably priced. H. Ashare , 195 Maple avenue , Patch- ogue. 33tl CUT GLASS , china , marble topped dresser , wash stand , night table , others. SAyville 4-1327. 33tl PLAYPEN , high chair and strol- ler. PAtchogue 3-2942W. 33tl 2 HORSEPOWER garden tractor. Perfect running order—with at- tachments. , ' H. Barthelme , Church street , Bayport. ¦ ¦ . . 33tl WHEEL chair for invalid , almost new , $35. ROnkonkoma 9-8632 , mornings. 33tl UPRIGHT. FREEZER , Revco , 17 cubic, excellent condition. Reason- able. CEnter Moriches 3-0640W2. 33tl BA ' BY CARRIAGE. Folding Thay^ cr. Like new. Reasonable. Call PAtchogue 3-1828. 33ti Miscellaneous for Sale FOR SALE LOW PRICES SHRUBS - TREES Evergreens Blueberry Bushes Mountain Laurel Yews Globearborvitae Dogwood Clumps Dogwood Bushes Dogwood Trees Birches — White - Canoe Maples — Soft , Sugar , Norway . WEST LAKE NURSERY Opposite West Lake 332 West Main Street Tel. PAtchogue 3-2573 30t WROUGHT IRON Fabrication of every description. HUGO NETZUER (Iron Artist) 1 mile nortn of jerieno Tp ke. ' Route 112 Coram Telephone SElden 2-3021 33t4 LAWN TOP-SOIL $3 per Cubic Yard LUCAS & BURROWS Selden , N. Y. Telephone SElden 2-5400 33tf 50 FJEET of play yard fence. Call BLue Point 4-4783W. 33tl Boats , Motors , Supplies CABIN BOAT 25 ft. x 11 ft. - Needs engine Asking 5100. CABIN BOAT 23 ft. x 5 ft. - Asking $150. 14 ft. Outboard hull $75. 3^_ h. p. Evinrude 35. 10 h. p. Evinrude 60. 5 J ,_ h. p. Elgin ' . 45. Other Motors and Boats PAtchogue 3-3796W After 6 P. M. 33tl 34 FT. PLEASURE OR WORK BOAT 11% ft. beam - 2% ft. d raft Tight bottom and decks. Cabin aft - Chrysler motor Reverse gear lever , wheel and gas control—topside. New copper bottom. Good buy. —CALL BETWEEN 6 - 7 P. M. EASTPORT 5-0321 2Gtf 25 FOOT sea skiff , inte rconver- sion. Bunks 2. $1 , 000. PAtchogue 3-2842J . 33tf 22 FOOT Sea Skiff , 85 Ford V-8 engine , $800. PAtchogue 3-1665. 33tl MARTIN outboard motor , 7» _ and 10 h. p. Like new. Joseph Adams. BEIlport 7-0184J. 33t2 MOORINGS available at small boat headquarters , for outboards , inboard s to 22 feet. Ideal for fam- ily use. Strong-Holland Co. Mar- ina ( Formerly Fore-N-Aft). Foot of Foste r Avenue , Sayville. Phone SAyville 4-2087. 33t3 Motor Vehicles for Sale CAPRI AUTO SALES Montauk Hway. - Orchard Rd. EAST PATCHOGUE , N. Y. Telephone PAtchogue 3-0058 SALES & SERVICE NEW & USED CARS 1953 Buick Super Riviera hard- top 1952 Chevrolet 2-door 1952 Mercury 4-door 1952 Studebaker 4-door Land Cruiser 1952 Ford 4-door Fordomatic , radio and heater 1952 Chevrolet 4-door ' 1952 Ford Tudor 1951 Willys Station Wagon overdrive • 1950 Ford Custom Cov.ne 1949 Chevrolet 2-door \ , radio and heater 1947 Buick 2-door Super 1947 Chevrolet Convertible Mary Cars - No Down Payment Complete Line of Gulf Products SPECIAL ON TIRES Firs t line tires—popular brands , tax included , mounted free. 6-00—16 - $14.50 6-40—15 - $15.50 6-70—15 - $16.00 - 7-10—15 - $18.00 7-60—15 - $20.00 General Repairs Tires - Tubes - Batteries and Accessories On Easy Terms. Mapp Coupons — Free Gifts Ask for your free catalog. 28t6 STUDEBAKER , 1951 , 4-door .se- dan , custom equipped , .$300. Worth double. Private. PAtchogu e 3-4544. : \ 33tl 1954 FORD V8 Mainlincr , heater, defroste r , directional .signals , one private owner. Excellent condi- tion. Sacrifice. PAtchogue 3-0517. 3otl Footnotes to L. I. History: By Thomas K. Bay lee Life in the country went on at a much slower pace 150 years ago , and folks in a small community were neighbors and Knew each other . Loca l happenings ¦ were of much interest , as there was not much contact with tne outside world , except through the stagecoaen that went through the island with the mail and some stray passengers. According to Skinner ' s New York State register for 1830 , the mail was dispatched from New York twice a week on Mon- days and Fridays at 4 p. m. tor the middle of the island , and the mail stage went through Hempstead , Jericho , Smithtown, Coram , Middle Island and Suffolk Court House (Riverhead). The stopping place in Middle Island was the old Hutchinson home- stead , which was postoffice as well as tavern for travelers. In- cidentally, Middle Island had the first postoffice established, in Brookhaven Town back in 1796. The following items from a diary of Miss Cyntnia Hutchin- son in 18o_ give some idea of what life was in those days. \May 16: Three men planting corn, it is very late. Mr. rluccn- inson is sick. Uncle Mattmas came and planted part of the garden. \May 29: I sat in a cool room and took the ague , and had a tit of sickness wnich lasted until the 29th of August. Remitting fever and ague. Papa also hau intermitting iever. \August 2a: Rev. Moses Swe- zey preached in the meeting house and singing school was held in the afternoon , and was so well attended that those wno came late could hardly find seats. \Mr. Gilmore and Benjamin Moore , who peddled dry goods and made frequent visits , an- nounced that it was their last trip as they were going upstate to the ' new country' . \ Loading sloops with cord wood over on the Sound shore is fre- quently mentioned in the diary. \September 28: Mr. Joseph Gerard called. He is paying his respects to Miss Chary Swezey. \November 3: Simeon Hulse died after three weeks sickness with lung fever. At the funeral the house was full of people. \November 9: Papa thrashed clover seed today. Evening meet- ings at Coram are very largely attended and frequent , and held very late. \Uncle Rufus Tuthill came from Aquebogue with Priest Goldsmith , who was going \ to preach here. He preached Mr. Brown ' s funeral and held a meet- ing 'down the river. ' \April 7 . 1909: Daniel Terry of Oyster Ponds (Orient) called. He has been at Albany on the Assembly for two months. He went away in the morning with the 'Post. ' went to the * store and got a gallon of rum. Mr. Petty and Mr. Hulse are to work here today. \August 6: Mrs . Clarissa Clark who has moved ' up in the new country ' writes home that she likes it very much and would not come back for anything. They plan to move 200. miles further west next winter. \August 18: Mr. Brown ' s beach party took place. Papa went , also old Mr. Joshua Swezey and Harmony and Mr. and Mrs . Wooster. Reached home at 11 o ' clock at night. \September 30: Jeffrey Ran- dall' s wife died. At the funeral there were so many in attend- ance that the services were held in the edge of the woods instead of in the meeting house. \ Social calls were frequent be- tween neighbors , quillings were common , knitting was a daily occupation , as was spinning. \Uncle Jeffrey Hutchinson called on his way to New York with fowls . \ (Some trip with a wagon load of fowl for the New York market!) \February 2 , 1810: Grandpapa and Mama and Uncle John came here. Saturday morning after breakfast they set out to go tb Smithtown. They hadn ' t been gone more than half an hour when Mr . Brown came running in and told Pa to get his horses at once and go after hi.s father and mother as the horse had run away and they were both thrown out of the chairs in the wagon and hurt. He went at once and brought them back and t hen went * a f t e r the doctor. He came and bled grandfather and believes there arc no bones broken . Uncle John went after the horse , which ran to Patch- ogue. \April 3: Vendue (auction ) of Joel Swezey attended. They are going to move to the ' new coun- try ' shortly. • \July 28: Pa pa and Mama stayed to Mr. Carll' s all night. Got home next day from the carding machine at the mill down the river. \ \Tuesday April 18: In the evening Debby and I went to meeting. It was a very melan- choly meeting, and I believe there were but few who did not shed tears because Mr. John Turner and his caublns , Isaac and Chary, who we can 't ever expect to see again , as they are going to move a great way off to the ' new coun- try. ' It seemed hard parting with them. After the meeting we went to Mr. Woodruff' s and stayed until one o ' clock , and bid each other farewell . \August 3: In the morning I A Diary of the 1800 s RIVERHEAD — An aircraf t worker wno deserted his wife aim their seven cmtdren , ranging in age from seven days to nine years , and tied to California witn anoth- er woman pleaaed guilty Monday in Suit oik County court here to abandonment. Francis J. Lessing, 37 , will be sentenced on May 11 by County Judge Fred J. blunder. He was released on his own recognizance to take a job available in Nassau county ana to worit out a recon- ciliation with his family. According to the office of Dis- trict Attorney H arry C. Bren- ner , Lessing left his wile , Kath- erine , and their children on Aug- ust 11 , 19&-, shortly alter her return to their * Wyandanch homo from the hospital with their sev- enth child, ijocated in Los An- geges , Calif., he was prosecuted under the new Uniform Support of Dependents act in the Superior court of that city and was directed to pay $27 weekly tor the sup- port of his family. When he fell behind on the payments , Brenner instituted ex- tradition proceedings and he was brought back to Suffolk March 3. Up for trial on a series of bur- glaries in Babylon and lslip towns, Henry J. Sadler , 26-year- old labore r of Pond road , Ron- konkoma , and Charles K. Georg- ens , 27 , a carpenter of 1042 Ar- thur avenue , Umondale , pleaded guilty to second-degree grand lar- ceny. They also will be sentenced May 11. Sadler and Georgens were ac- cused of breaking into the office of the Supreme Plywood corpor- ation , Lindenhurst , and stealing $75 worth of postage stamps No- vember 3 , and of stealing $100 in cash from the Frienoiy Frost store at Bay Shore on tpe same date. On . November 4 , they al- legedly staged a profitless raid on the Demon Si gn company at West Babylon and on November 16 stole $27 from the office of the Apex Lumber company, Hunt- ington . Wife Deserter , Father of Seven , Admits His Guilt MEDFORD — The Bran Haus here will he the scene tomorrow night of a gala spring dance being given by Red Cross units in Farming- ville and Holtsville as part of their fund-raising efforts. Dancing to the music of John Harding ' s band will be featured from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Jack Ellsworth will be master-of-ceremonies and many awards are promised. Mrs. Richard F. Philpitt , Jr., of Farmingville and Mrs. Millard G. Terry of Holtsville arc chairmen in charge. Tickets may be secured from either of the chairmen or at the door . Red Cross Dance Set for Tomorrow Do It Yourself Planting boxes play an impor- tant part in the design of con- temporary homes. They are used in many ways to contribute an ornamental touch to the often severe lines of functional archi- tecture. In constructing all such boxes the needs of the plants to be grown in them should be con- sidered. They should be sturdy, because the soil which they must hold is heavy. The material of which they are made must be capable of withstanding constant moisture. Most important of all is that they provide quick drain- age for excess water which will come from rain and the garden hose. Window boxes , which have been widely used for the last century in Europe and this coun- try provide experience , both in constructing the container and in selecting the plants to be grown. Window box plants can be grown satisfactorily in a box at least i0 inches wide and 8 inches deep, with its length to fit the space alloted. A box of these dimensions is large enough to hold the roots of annual flowers , and small foliage plants. If larg- er subjects are to be grown , proportionately larger root space should be provided. Concrete and metal boxes are satisfactory ; but the do-it-your- self nobbiest can easily build them of wood. White pine or cypress are preferred because of their moisture resistant quali- ties, and no boards less than \ 1-inch thick should be used. The diagram herewith shows how tb put the boards ' together and pro- vide brackets to support the box, where needed. Th** of the plant box as a decoration of the house. It should be painted to match the house color or trim. The flowers should be chosen to furnish a contrast- ing, yet harmonious color ac- cent. There is a wealth of suit- able varieties from which to choose. _ , * Rich potting soil , must be used for window boxes. Because there is so little of ft to feed the flowers, it should be well fer- tilized. For annual Sowers , at least She ' hours of sun a day is necessary and this requires a south expo> sure. The best subjects are those of dwarf or trailing habit , the latter drooping festoons of bloom from the boxes. Petunias ofith e balcony type are excellent; ' as are the tall nasturtiums , the giant morning glories. Dwarf pe- tunias, marigolds , ageraturn, cal- liopsis , annual pinks , lobelia , dwarf morning glories , phlox , and zinnias can be grown. ' - Boxes which spend most of the day in shade offer ! ,a/ special problem. If the shade 'is \ that ' of a building, perhaps only foliage 1 plants can be grown. Plant Boxes Important in Design of New Homes m^^ t /) K ^ h _ 1 r ^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ ' '49 Ford DeLuxe 2-Door V-8 '51 Mercury . 4 Door , R&H. '51 Chevrolet Conv. P.G., 13, 000 miles. Fully Equipped. '51 Studebaker 4 Door Sedan , R&H. '51 Chevrolet 4 Door . R&H. Clean . '52 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe 4 Door—8 Cylinders Hyd ramatic 52 Nash R-4. Hydramatic '53 Pontiac Conv. Hydramatic i> '53 Plymouth Cranbrook— I Door CURTI S P O NTIA C , INC. HALLOCK AVE. Port Jefferson Station , N . Y. POrt Jefferson 8-0427 j£^fetf_0 BlM _ %4Q5 _ r _ t%___________ _ L _^_3___ f>y_7'!_ / _-^-LL-!-b-L-_bA-S^-^-i-A j USED CARS j \ GUARANTEED ; i '53 Studebaker $1295 | < Champion 5 pass . Coupe. » 4 R&H , O.D., WAV . Perfect. \ < '51 Studebaker $675 | J Commander Land Cruiser. [ 2 Auto. Trans . R&H. M any . 4 Extras. [ 3 '50 Studebaker $475 | 4 Commander , 4 dr. Sedan. > 4 O.D. Heater. Signals. Very » j clean. > ] '50 Studebaker $450 \ t Champion. 4 dr . Sedan. I < R&H. 2 Tone. > < '52 Dod ge $595 | J Vi ton Panel. Heater and i 4 Signals. Perfect. J '48 Packard $125 j i 2 Door , R&H , O.D. • 4 ! 4 I j 4 HOUR FINANCING ; 4 LOWEST BANK RATES [ ! H^ i___: \ MOTORS ? 4 Studebaker > « SALES - SERVICE _ 4 ' . 4 38 North Ocean Avenue > \ PAtchogue 3-1399 > 4 I < T»»TT »T»f»T»WV»V—fT»Vr ' Now on display in the window of Rheta Thomas ' real es tate of- fice , 120 East Main street , Pat- chogue , are severa l awa rds which will be presented at the dance in the Grand ballroom of the Pat- chogue hotel May 7 , for the bene- fit of St. Joseph' s Home for Boys in East Moriches. Tho awards include a four-piece silver demitasse set , Lady Hamil- ton wrist watches , a rotisserie and a basket of cheer. Tickets may be purchased from Miss Thomas at her office or b y call- ing Mrs . Mary Ostermann , PAt- chogue 3-1090 , or Mrs. Lillian Howell , PAtchogue 3-4758 , or they may be secured at the door. Jack Ellsworth will be master- of-ceremonies for the entertain- ment . Jimmy Smith' s orchestra will provide music for dancing. Calling all brides! Don 't make your selection until you see our invitations , receptions or announ- cements , raised printed, printed or engraved. Popular prices , fast delivery. The Patchogue Advance. St. Josep h' s Home Dance Awards Now Being Shown Here MWWtWWWWWtWWW I Inquiries Invited: | i • The Patchogue Bank > S • The Peoples National Banks < of Patchogue S 5 • Bellport National Bank £ S • Oystermen ' s Bank & ? i Trust Co. i < • National Bank of i ? Lake Ronkonkoma $ BENJAMIN ROTTMA N | \ PAtchogue 3-2414 | ' mHHHMmvMMHmmw Motor Vehicles 1953 TWO-TONE GREEN MERCURY Four door sedan, with overdrive , radio and hetrter. Excellent con- dition , 19 , 000 miles. $1 , 000. Financing can be arranged. BLue Point 4-1115J. 33tl 1954 FORD CUSTOM LINE Two Door - Dark Green Fordomatic , rftdio and heater. Excellent condition. Reasonable. Oldock' s Service Station , 355 East Main Street Patchogue 33tl 1950 PONTIAC Streamline r de- luxe 2-door , green , 8 cylinders. 4 , 700 miles. 4 new tires. Excellent condition . WAding River 9-4261. 33tl 1940 OLDSMOBILE. Good run- ning car. Anv reasonable offer. Call BLue Point 4-1583 W after 4. 33tl 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-door. Power glide. 2-tonc beauty. $1 , 295. PAtchogue 3-2457R2. 3311 1952 FORD convertible , fully equ i pped , A-l condition. $995. Call PAtchogue 3-4578. 33tl . 1953 CHIC Bel-Air sedan , perfect condition . - Reasonable. Call PAt- chogue 3-2186. 33t l 194 1 CHEVROLET club coupe , good condition , good tires. PAtch- ogue 3-3900. 33tl SUBURBAN, 1950 Plymouth de- luxe , in excellent condition. Call PAtchogue 3-3798. 33tl 1938 PACKARD sedan , transpor- tation with heat and music , $-5- YAphank 1-3180. 33tl
