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¦ Some Facts , Some Figu res , and. Some- Fancies. B y JACO B S. DR.EYE H. N OTE:— -This is the first, of a ser- ies bl arti c les on the code situation ¦t hat will be of Interest to toe build- in g industr y and the public at lar ge. The growth ot the town ot Brook- T iav e n has been trem endous In the past years , and yet , the township is In Its Infancy. Population always brin gs problems of government , and yet. Insofar as the public health Is concerned , the town ol Brookhaven bas in the past done very little , ex- cept ing pass, certain sanitary regula- tldns , nearl y all of which have ele- ments of benefit. However , in order to make these sanitar y regulations of advantage , t hey must be strictl y en- forced. Tl l han T O nKlTlitnn P.riinnfi fnnnd hi l ll- se l f alone on the Islan d it mattered but little how he Jived or what ' lie did , but immediatel y upon finding Frida y, it necess itated a different sys- ter of l iving. For instance, Crusoe \when alone cou ld read ily have shot In any direction , but when Friday ¦was on t he island with him, ho had to he careful that he ' did not««hoot llm. So it Is with the population. ¥e - « 11 more or less are responsible for the hap piness and pleasure of our ne ighbors, and both . happiness and p leasure are based largely upon ¦healt h. A few years ago , a typhoid epidem ic broke out in one of the ¦vll- \ J a ge s of the township, and I am rell- -abl y Informed that the investigation -showed quite ' positivel y that th ere was a t yphoid carrier , a man who c arries t yphoid germs -and 'Btlll : is wel l himself , who was . employed mi lking cows and doing the general work about the da iry. ' T here ¦was -a sprin g on 't he place and this spring was used for the wash ing of milk , ¦cans , wit h the result that the spring was filled with millions of . typhoid ¦ germs. Obviously, t he milk -was contam ined and many were made ill and some , gave ;their lives. The per- g onal expenditures for physicians , hospital costs , nurses , and medic ines were terr ifflc , and yet, .up to this time, no rea l effort is being made to nee to it that the mi lk sold in the townsh ip of Brookhaven has any real -attention. Aga in , a san itary , code ¦ca lls for the Isolation of commun i c- ¦able diseases. Th is regulation re- ceives but comparativel y little atten- tion and in some cases It was un- doubtedly true that the public ' s healt h was endangered. In the town of Brookhaven nearly , ever ywhere are established places Ior the purveying of food. Some of thorn are c lean and wholesome , and others dangerously unc lean , and yet in no manner Is a public appraised of tho situation, and I definit ely state as a fact that these feeding places are mot properl y examined and proper ly classified. Another sub ject of interest is tho f illin g of cattle for food. While it is true that the pre ponderan ce of moats una iowi consumed in t ne township . are examined by the Federal govern- ment , still aftor t hat examination these foods- are convo yed In trucks, •generall y, into tho township, and I feel safe to say that pr acticall y in no instance has tho moat on these trucks ovor, been tested within tho town , and fu rther , that the cattle and fowl killed for market within t lio town have had no Investigation whatsoever. Vegetables , fruits and food are sold from wagons and from tho street , and particularly is It true that Sanitary and Building Codes B adly Needed Know Mora About the Plumbing and Hoa ting Equipment in Your Homo. I y Wh y does a plumber \have to go back tor tools \? Why doesn 't he have enou gh tools and equipment wit hhim , when he comes to your home ? An interested public asks these questions ! Here ' s the answer , as g iven by t ho Plumbing and Heating Indus - tries ' Bureau : . In ninet y-nine cases out of a hun- dre d you and the - Plumbing and Heating contractor are both at a d is- advan tage , because you cannot tell him what Is really the matter. , You cannot take the plumbin g \o the repair shop as you would your shoes or your watch. The Plumbing and Heating Contractor cannot br ing his entire shop to your home —not unless he loads it onto several trumks— yet any one ot scores of tools or thousan ds of ar ticles may bo required. uni e a s you u t euiuiuiy , -ueouiiue w hat is wrong, the plumber m ust see the job before he can be c e rtai n what must be done. Not bein g gift- ed with clairvoyant pow - ers , the plumber tries—and tries ' hard—to guess at what he needs to ' brin g wit h him. In view oi the many abuses that plumb ing is put to , it is a real wonder that lie eves , g uesses right. ['/; ' - . A way out of the d i fflcui ft fv ls for ever y householder to kno ^ Ui fr least as r huch about the plumbi ng/ as i about the coo k stove or the . ' lawn | mower. A lso to learn the few sim- ple things to do—and not to do- ^ to ' avo id damage to the plumbing. Jtrij; re putable plumbin g and heating dealer wil l gladly and freely belli you to that knowledge. C p at r ary ' . t o t he general impression , the Plumbing WHY PLUMBER MUST RETURN \FOR TOOLS\ . 1 -AT YOUR SERVICE \ 1 t* a amm F ** * *** m * \ » i *MmMxmX * MMi u ^ a nm — 11 qy ™ .\ n«« JM Mi M janw > w i mi»m \ » » WwiiCTi | I i ta lHlinl Hlluulier kJUiig i liowu U> Hon.!, ii noat ui I i uUi i uK, I i i ls o yenr round nToiwo s , f i iral s h ft d or unfurnished. - ' I JAMES H. HOPK INS v ItffiAX ESTATE j - • , Specialist In Shor e Property, Bummer Estates , I ' nrjiiH and A cr- o ago. I Mt. Sinai. • Phono P. J. MJF &. I \ cr** \ ihiiidWi fl i ' »i fi i irM OTt< l rH'i i h \ \ » ^ BENJ. T. WEST I tt RI CAJJ KflTATE AND ' INSURANCE. 9 H ~ ¦ ' North Count ry flood — ID. Sotanlcot H U AoMXure. Barms , Country Itat a te a , S l ioro Fr ont\ , l i ualno n a Property. B H \ 0^ ™ , « o, Phone S o tanko t 101. . | M . -¦ in i MIl l iM—I M W I - ¦ F * « Ml H MMH g MMl Tel. P. .T. 4 00 . .. HERMAN P. HAWKINS crviij HNaiNBRn and u urvbvo r . , ' u i m _ Port Jofforaon , N. Y. ' I fr t a h lU l iOd * S 7fl. I . - ¦SS g j J Bi Bi' jm '\' -'— ¦™~ i*h*^ i ' \ ' \ < « > ^ ' wti gg jM to^ EDWARD D. PURVIS tt B Ali WATB t AND INBljrtAMCffl ' Our fcUtlii« » Inol n do Hw y D a n l Mto lo P r opertlM That Offer Vnunu l ¦ PowlblUUea. Port JHHfoMor j Station. Plio he P. ». 418 I ¦ ' -.-i » ^ ARL j. HEYSER , JR. ¦ . ' ¦ ¦ . ¦ nBAlj H8TATB Tel. V. J. 410. Shore Ifro nU — A«e«B«» Bungalow * Star- Bulb orVtUrot HHK i VIUilB 9. WAIUniU , . nKAii j paTA yn i ' . - . ¦ , Miller VIM*. l|Mli « V. ». 1 7 -JMB ' , ¦:. ¦ ' ,,• ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ' . ' el ' . ' '/ ' - ;¦ ¦ ¦ ' \ , ' : • ' ' ' . ' - ' . LEIGH ROBAR TES C , E. ' BVnvm foll and, OlVIl BrVtiryi D Hft Bunm and . Sob DI i UUnm lit Any V ut cJ l -w* ¦ ¦ $ £ * • » HOT Maiden IMaa — r W rk ' Wtff«»aw , yimm v. a, m. ¦;. . ,; The res idence which Arthur Ben- nett recent ly purchased.on the west s ide of tbe harbor is being remod- e lled . The material is being furn- is hed by Loper Bros. Edward Ot Griflln , who has built and sol d several houses in the •Lamport Develo p ment , 1b startin g a new one. The residence of the Misses Owen on the B luff at Wading River , .will be painted by O. F. Coote. . John- ston ' s Surety ' Bond White Paint will be used. H. V. Hartman Is havin g his sum- mer home on Old Coach road remod- elled. Loper Bros, are furnishin g the Mater ial.. T he Interior ot the Mt. Sinai Post Office has been panelled In . - \Upson Boar d. 0. V. Coote did the work. Anthony Con s tama is . having a new house built In the Bellecroft section. Mr; Con s tanza may change the structure later into a store as there are no stores in t hat section. W. B. Darlin g is building an ad- dition to his bun galow at West Meadow Beach , which he recentl y purchased frp t n D. C. Squires. The mater ial is coming from Loper Bros. Howard Burke is buildin g a 61ever bungalow on the peak , of the hi ll at East Broadwa y. L ' oper Bros, are furn ishing the material. Driftwood Manor , on the ' Ba iting Ho llow road, east, o f Wading River , is ' bein g remodelled. The material Is comin g from Loper Bros. J. G. Robin recentl y sold this famous sum- mer home to a Mr . Miller of New Yor k. The spacious grounds and unique ap pearance of the place led man y to believe It an institution. 0. F. Coote is erecting a two-ear gara ge for W. A. Darby of Crys tal Brook. The garage conforms arch- I tcctua lly to the residence , which is one of the most attractive in that exclusive colon y. ___ Modern Metal Lath Use Prevents Fire , Cracks Ion Imprison Are , crac ks and dust s treaks whenever yon specify plaster- in g on a base of metal lath and allied pro ducts. Better to ' build this fundamenta l sa fety into every , home and all other buildings than to include meaningless , t hough costly, features solely for ap- pearance or luxury. There Is no econ- omy In compromising on saiety. Metal lath construc tion Is better than the bu ilding codes demand—but In the long run of o cr vlep this construction proves economica l by eliminating e x pensive repa irs nnd replncements. And It Is vitall y Important to guard erneks , especially- If you are planning In- teriors of tlio new texluiod , c olor- toned p lastering, period-textured p las- ter ing being now accorded duo recog- - n ltlon ns u gicut Uenn l ssntice In Amor- l cnn ; loterlor architecture. these vegetables and fruits are shown on the sidewalks where thousands travel, both pedestrians arid -vehicles , nnd yet the dire ctin g force of the , health de partment In no way pro- tests tho public health by •Seein g to It that these foods h n vo proper covera ge. * ; --—* Items of Inter est in The I Buildin g Trade I I t pays a city. Just as it pays an In- dividual ,, to look ahead and plan Its future. Most of the larger cities of Amer ica have accepted the Idea. Some have been applying it with good resu lts ; others huve been Inclined to la g. In the layer c i as3 Kansas City must be Included. A few days ago a proni l slng move for re gional 'planning In this metro- politan area was started. In the city proper , planning Is a familiar topic. Yet Kansas City remains without a com prehensive program for develo p - ment t hrough,a period ot years , with definite projects listed for attention to t he order of their urgency, as near- l y ns can be determined in advan ce , sa ys the Kansas City Times. T bnt It is practicable to frame such a plan has been shown by other cities, notab ly Chicago nnd more re- cently Detroit In the latter a ten- year progra m has been devised , with improvements listed and their appr o x - imate cos t and the necessary tax rate determined. Another example, of a somewhat different type, Is furnished by Philadel phia. It Is announced that cons truction there, much of it private . Will 4UVUIV *; UU VAJ lCUUlLUt C ui •{- i j w , - 000000 , In tho next five years. Through co-operative . effort , tlie aim will bo so to distribu te the work through mt. years that employment and other con- ditions af fected may be reasonabl y stabil ized. The program Is only In tbe stage of. ser ious consideration , but it invites attent ion through its obvious possibil- i ty and benefits. It is said that un- employment in the city is onl y about 5 per cent. Tims to provide work for all who might desire it would be nei ther difficult nor burdensome. On t he contrary, it would be sound busi- ness procedure. It suggests the feasibility of the Hoover proposal for stabilizing em- ployment by orderl y planning years ahead , wi th a reserve of construction projects and funds. In its public and private undertakings, the country will have to come aroun d to this better wa y of doing liuslness. The cities , es- pec ially, ure \ in position to exercise foresight and lay their plans for or- derly , businesslike development Benent o in Community * . For esight Are Outlined ' * ' \ and Heating Contractor usually loses money on minor repair jobs. The greatest wonder of all Is that plumbin g does not break down of- tener than it does. Usually every member ot t he household will care- less ly throw anyth ing from hair pins to rubber ' boots Into toilets , lavatories , bath tu bs or sinks—and b lame the Plum bing and Heating Contrac tor for the results. o Siio of Lot Important. The Importance of- buying a large enough lot for , tho home cannot Be overem p hasized. If one tind to choose It would bo. preferable to pur- chase a large lot in a mon inexpen- sive part of town or c i tj than to choose a sma ller lot in a more costly localit y—a lot which is no wider than that required by law to hold the house. To be sure there are some types of houses which can adopt themselves admirably to a nar row setting, while other houses equally well desi g ned are ruined by not being given llio proper back ground. One fact ,, however , s tands mil above all others to be /remembered In cnu- s i derlng the question of n iiimse nnd lot ; that Is to study the lot. before one bn ys It In reference to tlio type of house one antici pates building, and once having bought the land , consid- er a gain the type of bouse best suited to It , before the first spadeful of ground Is broken. He althy Cities. Seventeen cities In tiie . United States virtually share liunnr s for being the safest places for a baby to live. The Infant mortalit y rate for each was less tlinii 40 per I . ck ki blr , lhg, a recent lienltli survey shows. Positions of honor as to low nuir ta llty among the va rious groups of cities were : (Jilies nf 2 ' ilUIOO and over. ' Sen i tie. Wash., I' nitlnnd , Ore., and Sun Francisco ; KXM NMI to 250,000 , Salt l.uke Oily, Oakland. Calif., and Cambrid ge ; ni> , lKH » to IOUW10 , Un ion City. N. J.. Hri u'ktoii , Mass., and Ta- coma, Wash. ; a WKlll to f iiuK i o . Oak Park , III., aiulilcn , Mass., an d Everett, Wash. ; KUMKI to 2r> . 0M . St nnln K liin. Winona nnd ' ' nm hi wn K n tls . (i li l ii I WHERE ' TO BUY IT | I Lumber—one plank to » car . load. _ _ ¦ ¦ ' , ' 1 / - ' ., \ « ' Hardware — Paints — Mason n^-^^* ** *^* loper Bros/L n niDer bB. Materials - toou - wan can. place confidence In tho Immb cr :- _ ' ' „ .,, « ,. ., \ oa ™ 8, yon buy from ns. ' . . .. : ' „ '? , L « !? Taty ,, ™ B l ° Bm,d ^ y ^ Phone P. J. 105 manufac turers ^ ^ nnanPUP P Si C n quality OF THE FINEST . . . ¦ ' ¦>¦ ' ¦ ' WP^ y ™ \!!\ 1 ™ W U * FIRST CEMENT : ; : : f ^ fl bson Material of All Kinds C K5S L BLOCKS ' , ' ' Hjflgh St., Port Jefferson. Phono 830 SECOND KELVINATO R ELECTRIC REFRIGE RATOR New Silent Models— \ Silent As the. Falling Snow \ % EDW. C. BARKER ^ ' - Sales an d Service , , : ^ , - . ' Poyt. Jefferson , X. Y. I mxwmm** *a tiaM * x *n & Twm a ma *M *m *MUM * *KS*n ***'{a ^ ¦ * — -• ¦ ¦—¦ — —- ' -\\\ ~ j H I • Johttsfcoifs Syrefcy Bor s d Pamt . 1 I . 'OT OT RMOrTS IN PAINT VAUIIO — BONDKD TO SATISFY. | Mt. Sinai Dealer Scorec of local endorsements Sfo orerwm Dealer I i O. F. COOTE Your nearcst dea,er can LOUIS DAHL 1 i» alnt Shop Pfove surety bond the ' riunt simp | I piiono P. J. 412-M. .world' s moat perfect paint. phono siioreiumi oo. — ~~ B ^a un ^ a iCT ffl T TTM im i gM ^Mii nm ^ n.,i » > Mav Oil Humor B x \Al/, ; A lioeta l will bring our lfl U O entaloK, M Quiet M»y oil iiurnor m ^ O ^ 1 ^ / containing tlio t iio x l complete list of. H n „ i„ „ . » rn . f - iir o r nto rii I A)«k fflY x I>1«>»» suitable to Iioii r Islam! soil nnd | Oopolana nefr lKornU i r s s N/J W™H J £> cl W into. Finns ami es timates ohoorlul ly I flROnaU! V. D KOl! H ' ^t BBU ^ Sx n f nrnlah e d. I ' Suff olk Oon n ty Dl. U ibutor B ^{ fi ^^ TIGER NURSERIES INC., I 07 W. Main St, IMtclic g uo . N. Y. « . rtli ^fl&n\^ ' \ ^\^ Ti . Li V ™n H Trsi. r«tclic«uo MM. I r *-»»4iSiit»- _____UUL ... . .l l ! ^^ i ^ 'i nm„ CT niiMi »i rr«iii * n» G \T 6 ' . Johnson ' s Surety Bond Pain t imn j uuiMM. ' in paw* v ahib -- tiomm to batib py. ^ On flalo at North Hlior o IUm Oi Xf t xtil tMiHe ol I CHAS. DAVIS - ¦ ¦ . 1 ¦ Plioti a tV i rt J e lT o wwn BOI ^. > Jl ¦ _ ¦ « ] , ' , „ » j , i a i ,„ M ^^ .l i K a i B ? Ma,>ll r 1 IW l T 1 ^ w b tl ' \ T L r ^ Cfener o l Ele ctric Refri gerator * Sb u DlM o d — Quiet — No Servicing ' — OInui — Itoonou j leaJL , ¦ A. N. n KHt> ^ h l Wf/. s Jo wo flt. P ° ft VVW 0 \ =^ 'J _J_U JJ. l _l » J aBa ' bBH ak iaaii riii , a M ' » » oirwynilBft PETRO OIL BURNER Guara nteed to totl if y You. I'AUIi B TAKIII i W HMt Setauk et , 1' l i ono B ft Uiil t et gM, The Home Electric Makes Woman ' s Work Lighter '¦ • ' •• . . :¦ . . ; \ ' , ; ¦ ¦ ' . ¦ . . . . ' , ilA ' ' i. \: ' . 'n::;.i. s . ' £ , ' .. - ' . ' ¦ ' . ' ' ' : ' . '' . ' J . .V' Clean , Easy, Steady Heat Either tho HAIW Of U |? RAY Oil B onwM will » » lve your IimUiu i proM e u u <hli « ! » «?»¦ • ; ' i JOftl CI ' H P. O AIjU Sheep I ' aatura H w il Piiono V. X 4 7. Port J e lft w tQB , Ij. I. \ Dl k M W OO DWORK If. A. Boo U i, Bra l tku w n Brwth \ corwln * Vail Lumber Co,> In *. it ' j , ' • ¦' IM f p toj r IUk«m . ' ' ¦ . ¦ ¦ ' [, • _ ; , K a ln i% l U wrlM a d. - , ; ,y. T\T ' . ' \ \\* t. r-n -i 1 -r n -i p . » ..yi—P.. ' EULISH. DAVIS , ' , v g Fine a t Cement Block* _ i,>V OotMl Shiu rp Hand tt Gravel For g M ^ ill«n Street , iww M«ln. ' , i ; ./ il\ \ i ; I' qr t J vl tmm 6 U. PhKW* J' . * » W W. V. HOP KINS B UI L-D jE R \Wl U i a DIstingulslied List of Pleased Clients \ 1 16 TnthiU Street. Phone Port Jefferson S09. <!> - _ ! :— v . - < 5> 0. F. COOTE GENERAL CONTRACTOR If you want to build wisely as well as economically, consult us. We 'll show you many ways of saving. Remodelling a Specialty. Ph one P. J. 412-M. Mt Sinai. F- Doin g the job Better than you expect is part of the S spec ifications on all the w6rk we do. S si EDW C, BARKER I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS \ t i ig i it — Heat — Power — Refrigeration — Eiulio ^ i Re gardless of tine size of the Job wo are equipi x xl to do §1 it right and proinptly. : , Jones Street Port Jefferson Phone I* . J. 239 \\ i j I \ < »\ fc \ * f **\ A ** nn *i * i** ' < wi>i'i ¦ \i\ ^ ^ , f , * '** m Bt r\ T itF ^ r w r T rT '^ T , ^ F T T T i i < i i , » \ mtiti t o i n ttMX wrtntw t Jl Ufatl l f I V J ri+1111! ri U Eirt l J f 131 ! d El 11J11 ll\ 11 i I: 1 !: = 11 nTTl hi it Jfl in r l f^ rl i i r TiTFnrriTrr T nrra7ljrrTsnir f i * T i iTT n iTi *tftrrt r ^ ir rp T fi t ] f s Tr r rnf iTrm n iTTi r Fi ^ - i Tir T i rill'tf¥lT ^ TrR iff [rfiTEi J iTJi i T * 1 inTTTT i i l i R*F <; iTirtri in itil if! riti fr « i -1 - t it r T i -l I J. E;>lURPHiY I 1 ¦ ' ¦ window C ontractor & Builder specialist in l I DOOR AKD _ E EMODELI N G 1 j porch Port Jefferson , N - Y. ^ j 1 screens Telephone P. J. 352 repairin g j i MMni mM iini iaffi i ^^ \ , l E davis BUILDER Let me give you an estimate. | State Road , Setauket Phone Setauket 250 | « ¦— \\ . * ' \We en joy tho endorsemen t of a distinguished cl l e n tel\ | ¦ ^ LOUIS DAHL general con tracting work Bn l ld lng — Repairing — B emode l lng. ^ Phone S hor eham 50. state Road , S horcham. jos iOT~ pr GASir ^ i 9 (Memlber Master Plumbers ' Ass ' n) \ PLUMBING AND HEATING I IE Bliecp Fasturo Koad | |3 P hono P. J. 47. Port Jefferson , A. 1. jj ff nwr rfmnmfrn - fffff Hif i F iw fitiffit W m ^ uajuiiiu m uiii i uiiii w uu a uii ^ u T O iiii i i ^ ii i ui LM ii u i ^ iii ^^ j GENERAL BUILDIN G AND CONTRAC TING CO. I I AMi TOTES OP CON S TItDCnON , REPAIRS , AND REM ODELINfl. H 8 From the Preparation of Plans to the Completion of tho Job. n Got Oar Estimate R efore Building. H H Under mana g oinont of Walter V. Chnlm o n, Box 71, Rocky Point o i n imai niiaiiiK I JOHN L . HER E ON PLUMBING AND HEATING I Ph one P. J. 255. Surf Ave. , Port Jefferson. fl flB ' ininni j rmi rntrl i iin:ipi|i''p i I t 'K\'''»P'Hnfl»T'''' i { ilii p d i t t m u limiiiiiKKm t iintrnfriffln t rm [ii i mKn n Ipiflgmif t Kf ; (n ( iiu m f(| p n ^j (l R fiTHl!I[ff l n' lI l lU tfJHlll' R rB IBI ilirfi tu lu T tllgnrrl f JnT ^ J F KARLSON & REED , INC . I I ft WEIili AND WATER S W PPI.Y CONT R AOTORS | il ' Jos, J. Krcl ger , M gr, I tl Hlclcov ille , N . Y. R lve r licnd , N. Y, E (J l ' lione Illyor l iund 12-1. [ l i B i nia ii fflimii.iiiai ai i j iitioiii ' -ii i iiiiiiii i ii i iii.r i Bii i Fii i i i iiJiBioii im i iniimnTi flimunBUmr i mju i aian mi mi—u ii m li rm E BA R TOW . ¦ ' 8- COimiAOTOR AND llUII DW ll | Port Jefferson , A\ , 1\ , 8 04 Avonno A. ' » : » \. I' . S, liiiil, v | \ * ' Phono P. j . nsa. KEMP & CURTIS MASON CON T RA C TOr i S Sldowalk n , Itii n Miioiit n , Foundations of ovury kind. We do every- Uiin K In Oomcnt Work , I lrlck or or Htnno. HI rIi Street and Stony Hill lUxul, Port Jof l nrw i n. [j v li T Z l amSr ^^^^ A PLUMBING AND HEAT ING ' V • - ^% I Port Jeffer e on, Ph one - 1 39-J. . .; $ I - . f\-~\ :— — —¦' .. ¦ ' ¦ . -' j r. J ^ ' I ' J» f T 'J I n r' .l lB ' d* La '' a ' > I ia>>BB i ii i i uIa >B ia aiaaiiBi i aBI * a B i B U* s k lafV > > t Biasia K. CHAS. DAVIS GI J NI CIUTi dONT R AOrOll I tnllock Avoniic, Port JelYcino n l'lione p, j . no s , GEORGE H. SMITH UAIt R V SMITH , Prop. Plumbing—HoMI n g — 'lliminltli Phone P. 3. 144-It, W n tor fit. J. B. COVER ll ' umhlnif — Uo*Un<£ — Tlw u iilUi Hl mp cor. Wn lit. »m! Anion »t. I t e a ldenct , 11*. Tli o mp t on H tr«c( Plume V, J, «Mt. i. . , -ft i,;iA:; ; - 1 FRANK M. STEIN PAINrBIl and DEOOUATOU r Cfl l liiin U ii CliMirfu ]ly « aiv«a Phnno a i 4(tB, store i U08 houm. Port Je f femon, V, Y. WM. L. MILLER I,anil,Clc n > - lii B — It*«»v»Ujig — 8t«*ni Shovel Work — S nrwsjr or •jvl KneinMr , Wadln t l Klver , l'lione Hhoret iu m 00, WM. W. WESTPHAL OONTItAOTOn Kiui g« Iow« u Spool n lty li d r g o or Small OBO BbUu St. Port Jeffemon ' A : ' : ; ' . ¦ . .. ¦ . : ¦ :¦ , ¦; - ' ::
