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PLANES Cms-Coent /7 Right Prove. What C m Be Done When Rid of “look” Mineola, M arch 4.—T h e reel value of the aero mall service for tm n a p o rta- Uon of tnm e c o B tinental mall re main* to be dem o n strated by accom p lishm ent, nays one of the men connected with the aero postal station here. This Is not Intended to detract from the achievem ent of I ’ilot Allison and his fellow fliers, who tarried the mall across the continent In 33 hours and 20 m inutes last week, b u t rath e r is a tribute to thoea fliers who have clone this feat ln#spite of th e poor equipm ent and lack of arranaem e n te generally for such Im p o rtant w o rk.' T h a t the mail service across the con tinent can bo m a intained w ith a really high percentage is th e opinion of the optimistic young men of this flying sta tion a t H a z e lhurst Field. W ith the new appropriations for the aero mall service available, w ith a new national adm inistration In office willing to try out feasible things to develop the service, the filers here expect to ac'-om- plish much more, b u t they say they cannot do this unless they have funds. It Is a well-known fact th a t 1140,000 was paid for a cot of planes, m o tors and other parts th a t rem ain In the hangars at H a z e lhurst Field, it is as serted this can only be ‘'Junked.'' There may be, It Is said, some salvage In the lot of planes th a t the postal departm e n t had to take over, but so f a r as they are of use to he flying station, they are vorthlese. Some of these planes have never been • a success as fliers, and w e re not before • ley were taken Into the postal service. One man lost his life trying to 11' In one of them . Moot of them have been rebuilt, and the result Is th a t they have become so cumbersome th a t they are useless. It Is said th a t 400 pounds of ballast m u s t be carried In the pose of one of them , and then it Is not safe. W ith all of this \Junk\ removed, with more men and better equipm ent, ihe aero mall fliers a t H a z e lhurst Field hope to give even a bettor account of them selves In the fu tu r e than , handicapped, they have in the past. They expect to m a intain a high per centage of success trip s on their log of the trans-continental Journey, which is the distance lietween H a z e lhurst Field a n d Cleveland. MUSTN'T CARRY FIREARMS EVEN TO PROTECT FAMILY Mineola, M arch 4.—C o u n ty Judge Lewis J. Sm ith today suspended sen tence on Edm u n d J. Sm ith of O rcat Nock, who pleaded guilty to carrying a revolver. The court took occasion to adm onish the prisoner, and the rem a rk s w ere at once a w a rning against fu tu r e tra n s gressions and a trib u te to the pris oner’s manlinees. Judge Smith said: \You had g r e a t provocation. W luit you did w as very hum a n . You were ‘actuated by a good motive, in Unit >uu sought to protect your own homo ami your wife. I t waa the m a n ly thing, but you m u s t not tak e the law Into your own hands, I have learned th a t you have a good reputation, th a t you hold a position of tru s t, and I am going lo suspend sentence.” Sm ith’s wife had been accosted by negroes In G reat hlpck. She told her husband, who seized his revolver and brought In the first negro he m e t. Jio pleked Charles Jackson who was not one of those wanted, an d Sm ith's a r rest followed. W. Inriae Fielding Give* Very Fnverebk F e m e * As T# 1921 Rockville C entre, M areh 4^-rW. Ir- ine Ffckltng. of A rlington lilac*, to win hold a memorial service for the fate W inona M artin, Sunday evening, M arch 8, In St. M ark’s M ethodist episcopal Church. The Rev. Richard H \ g a i l y r will m ake an address. The Poet is ex - ; peoted -to attend In full uniform . The j public Is invited. A w reath Is to be j vlne placed on the tablet In the Library 1 th e re Is prosperity ahead foe Building. . business in general. H e speaks w ith finow prevented several Prospective atithority concerning .the autom o tive members from atten d leg the last m e rt ln,lu, t r y ln particular. As Vice Prert- Ing df the A u x iliary, and although two (lcnt ^ th e F r a z e r Axle and Preducts hew members, Mrs. A. C. M artin and corporation of New York he Is In position to speak authoritatively' con cerning the present statu s of th is Im portant branch of industry. Mr. Fickllng states: 1 “ During the past six m o n ths, lands and buildings have been contracted for new auto factories a t a to tal cost ex ceeding $100,000,000. The production of passenger cars and m o tor truck s for 1021 Is estim a ted $2,100,000 <1920 qulred to replace scrapiied cars and trucks am ? care for the limited export requirem ents. _ _ _ _ I “A general survey recently made F i D ii p ii r M i, * 1 am o n g forty of the largest automobile LX peCt b e t t e r K e s u l t . * t g l& n tet and passenger car m a n u facturers sliow- \The shortage, however, would be of temporary character and could not bo ' compared with shortages In previous buying seasons. Briefly, It was found that the average distributor bad only Mrs. W a lte r ' Bohrens, were adm itted, the auxiliary decided to allow the char ter to rem ain open until Its next m e e t ing. M arch T, to perm it others who de sire to become ch a rter members. Miss A nna Miller w as elected a trustee. MARmGROWERS MUCH ENCOURAGED WHh Personal Representa tion There ' ed conclusively th a t there le not over-supply of p a r ts or m a terial In i factory or on storage, an d when normal ■ ........ ! p roduction schedule to rcinaugurated. Mineola. M arch 4.—Long Island M ar ' P ractically all the m a n u facturers will ket Growers Association memliers are 1>e required to purchase some, of their cars enough to supply one m o n th's nor- ^ A t ^ t h ^ w l ^ r ^ l e a g o show, during the H ist two days It w sa reported th a t more care w ere sold a t retail than at any o ther prswiou* show held there. M a n u facturers a r d rapidly resum ing production, and a t this w riting-practic ally all are running 50 per cent, of norm a l production and are preparlAg for fu r th e r Increases. Demands on the m a n u facturers of unite and fabricated m a terials will be proportunately in creased. W ith these heavy dem ands they will have to revam p their organiza tions to prepare for this rush of bus! ■ ■ J'KETTV HOLIDAY PAKTV l 1 rich m ixture: now th a t y e have learned kYceport. Feb. >6.—A y e r y pretty ♦witikle lot'■ ip** tn It! the troub le, let's go to It! “W e are too practical to be em otion al—th a t is one reason Why our country stands up to an em ergency such as we are p u c s tn r through. W e m u s t not •eelvt ' the world a* well. G o v ernm ent has alw a y s Justi- Itself. It lias uninterruptedly W a sh in g to n 's B irth d ay p a rty w as held a t the home of Mrs. George Em mens, IS Lexington avenue. Decorations were appropriate to the cccaston and music was furnished by the •‘Flw* D< H M S l S O S TIN AND SHEET METAL H Only sen to oureeiveq bqt to th e rest, of W eeping Willow®.\ P r e s e n t w ere: The tllC1 <1 «*•» earakIt lAT 1 «• wL«l / T T “O u r fi.'d 11 fim< tioincd Uon. except four. tim es o u r liabilities, w a r debts included. T h e ever-lncrjeaslng constant dem and Redan. M isses M uriel Q lens, Lilian Nichols, Viola H o tlenroth, Viola Bowlin,., Elsie Fowler, Jean Taylor. Mildred Camion, Furnaces, Ranges and stalled »nd; 1S5 Phone: 37M Heaters Is- rtalled gnd Bapaiesd , L. L Our ac tio longer than any other na-1 Loretta Lighten. Ella R aynor, Gladys j ts are nine Van Rees, K a thleen Em m ens, Mrs. I Perpignan, Mrs. Em m ens, tiem u c l, Redan. Hollis Smith. C u rtis Brail,; before us, a s w ith those In other lines, Qeorge Adache. William Attache, would Indicate th a t We m a y look fo r - , M arshall Sullivan, H enry W a ters W tti-; w a rd to years of prosperty, m , . i i i ....... ......... .. ■■ i ' » —e | \H e retofore In yeaht of depression . the autom o tive industry H ub alw a y s been the barom e te r of the financial world. W e of the industry will put our shoulders to th£ wheel of progress ! LAWYER* PO U L T R Y ■SWAB* e m m m Attorneys at Law 1-7 WalTssi A rm s f'Twspeet New Yet* Telephoae, MO Freepost Incubators Baby Chicks Jubilant. Tho founders of th a t organ ization already have secured a m em b er ship of 500 and they see even a greater num b e r w ith prospect of great useful* ness for the association. The organization w as form ed to pro tect Long Island farm e rs a great num ber of them from N a s sau County, from abuse# that grow out of daily atten dance a t New York and Brooklyn m a r Farm e rs, w ith no one to look after theii1 Interests, have been at the mercy of any one or all w h o eared to exploit them , they claim. A large num b e r from this county talked over the m a tte r w ith H. J. Evans, of th e F a rm B u reau, and he in turn took it up w ith bureau illrec- units igithln ten days. The average, however, of Inventories would not ta r ry tho factories fu r th e r than a 60 day production, w hich is less th a n norm ally required. P ractically th e sam e condition exists In a survey of m o tor truck fields. “The autom o tive factories have liand at th is tim e less than 6 per cent, of one y e a r’s production, which, in tho busy buying season will hardly take care of two to three w eek’s require ments. \A careful investigation of the num ber of unsold cars an d trucks has been made in the following distributing centers: St. Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, P ittsburgh, New York, Bos ton, Philadelphia and A tlanta. In each of those cities leading distributors were Trlenlium- 120-M LIONEL E. WEEKS (IILBBST SMITH LOCAL EXPRESS PROMPT SERVICE AND t ARK Telwk Lay# Aside Hi# K n itting I t ’s sim p ly am azing how m ilitaristic Mr. Daniels grows as he near* th\ v.vl of his term . And to think tfiat only a few year's ago he w e n t t» strongly for knitting!—Marion Stapr Appendicitis to uu excuse to cut into you, and remove everything you hu\e In tors. The result w a s the form ation o f , intorvlewed an(, actual flKun.„ ^ c u r e d the fijarke grow ers association'w h ich | from b k8 unti0l(] carH on not only take# In tho Long Island fam e j lulnd In the jU(„ m c n t of tho various ers but the farm e rs of Staten Island i and Bergen county, New Jersey, W ith all the m a rket grow ers Included In the membership the farm e rs now arc a for. midable body and are ready to sec that they arc accorded proper treatm e n t. One of the first steps will be to se cure a m a n a g e r or representative in New York city whose duty it slmll be to look net for farm e rs coming to m a r ket a t ail times. Im p rovem e n ts in the ! m a rket conditions t h a t m ake for better | service, protection from the unfair iom- petitor and speculator or the complete elimination of such will lie an early aim and a fixed tim e for closing the m a rket will also be taken up. This last so th a t farm e rs m a y retu r n to their work on the farm s. T h e m e eting for the purpose of mak- ing the incorporation perm a n e n t will b o \ ' held nt the Court H o u se here on March fl. At th a t tim e directors will be elected. Tem p o rary directors from this sec tion a r t : H e n ry G u e n ther, Rockville Centre; W illiam R eleert, Valley Stream; Joseph M arch, H em p stead: Jacob Wicks, Floral Park; John. W u lforst, ForesVf' Hills and F. O. W . Johnson, H u nting- | ton. z x e DrllriTMl In Time Fer Yeur Train lone number of lou r check and In will be delivered. PRICKS FAIR a s tr#e. Patronize Home Indaetry LIONEL E. WEEKS 42 Marple Ave. Rockville Centre tM E V N I V J E B S A L CAJB REDUCTION IN PRICES OF FORD PRODUCTS All F. 0. B. Detroit) TOURING CAR, without starter ............ ....... ..(440 TOURING CAR. wjth starter ................ - ...... $510 RUNABOUT, without s tarter......... ......... $395 RUNABOUT, with starter ............. .....................$465 COUPE................................................... $745 SEDAN ................... - .......... ................................ $795 CHASSIS .................. A . .. 2 1 ................................. $360 TRUCK, with Pneumatics ................................$545 TRACTORS ..... X L ......................................... $625 LISTER & PEARSALL AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Show Room Service Station HENDRICKSON BU ILD ING FR O N T STREET, Opp. N. VILLAGE AVE., R. R. STATION Tel. 104 Tel. 123 RO C K V ILLE CEN T R E , N« Y. Telephone, 1898 R. V. C. PAUL FREYTAG Plumbing STEAM and HOT WATER HEATING | ^ J o b b in g P r o m p tly A ttended To 14 So. Centre Are. ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y. Residence Phone 1807 Prof—aional Cards SURVEYORS EDWIN S. VOORHIl Civil Engineer-Surveyor Poet Office Building. N Village Ave Rockville Centre, L. I. Telephone, 112-M, Rockville Centre Residence Phone. 887-J MECHANICS CHAS. O. COLVIN & SON M E R R ICK, L. I. Sedan—ANCHOR TOP—Coupe GLASS ENCLOSED Comtort and Convenience the Tear Around Auto Palntln* of AU Kind* Ton and Curtain Work NUKSB MRS. C UEINSOTH HX1RSB All Oeeee Local Doctors’ Releeeroew- Phone R. V. C. IT9-W l* Reeerveir A v e Reefcvllle O eetr ! — — W ALLAC** PAT Attorneys and Oeuneeure e l Uew (Suoeeeeere to John Lyeo) « F r o n t St.. R o e h v llle C e n tr e , W. Y. j T e lephoae R o c k v ille C e n tr e 4# Telephone Hempat—d 8» GRIFFITHS A KORNICKER Counsellors at Lew 63 Mein 8 t, Hempeteed, N.T PHYSICIANS “ hone Connection. VRA B. M. LARSEN STRIKE Sctentlflo If M e e ts Treatment fer x . Rheurnetlem, N euntigte, L u tihege, Sctatice, Nervous Ailment. Obesity, Etc. i* vm a g , Ave., Rockville Centre ARTHUR CHALMERS MARTIN, M. E. M No. Village Avene# RoeA villa Centre Now Terii Tetephone: Reokvtile Oeetre II • ><fice hours: 1 to S dolly except Sen— T r to S lion., Wed., Friday onto Otherwise by Appointment r>R J BNSOR EUTOEEEOW Offlee end NaeMe— e Lineoln Ave., Roekvtita O e S m , k . 1 Telephone Cell. 8 Rookvflb Oestoe Offlee Hoeeo 8 to IS A.M. - . - - 7 to 8 PJ« \y Al>F*totokel —— H E BOOROM, M. D. Rockville C e n tre, N . Y. Corner Lincoln end V illage A venae# Offlee H o n rs 8 AJd. to IS Neon, 8a— ayo toe— Telephone, 88 ReekvtlU Otntoi W ■ WHBBLOCK. M. 71 L lneeia Avwnee ReckvIUe O eetre Long W eed Tetoehene 118 O S e e H o u rs: I to ! se A. M„ 1 t e 8.88 P. 88. ams S SI U 7,86 P. M.. Saadeya ■ n u p e x t EUi.son was askvtl if he m a d e the first talking niaehine and rvplieil th a t it wow made lung before hi# tim e—out of rib. BE PREPARED / Sum m e r is com ing, w h y n o t let u s b e a u tify y o u r hom e w ith aw n ings. R e m e m b e r prices are m u c h low e r th i s y e a r th a n last. W e also m a k e w indow shades an d canvas sp e c ialties. E s ti m a tes ch e e r f u lly given. E a r ly o rd e rs m e a n e a r l y deliveries. A. W. JONES 193 Merrick Koad Bockville Centre P h o n o : R o c k v ille C e n tr e 648-R LOOKING FOR A DROP? No need to look for that in building material prices, beoauee we have already dropped. We have consistently followed the market, up and down, which is the only businesslike way to do. We would also remind you that even at the top prices our share of your building was never more than one-third of the total cost of the completed work, oftentimes much less. If we reduce our third of your cost by pne-third, that means that our portion of the reduction ii one-ninth of the total cost. That’s our share. Here arc some of the actual reductions we have made from our highest prices. E ' W ill You Stick? “This Farm Bureau thing costs too much,” said a Nebraska merchant tp several farmers gathered in his store. “County dues are all right, but putting up for a lot of state and national officers is different. You don’t know how they'll spend your money.” “Let’s see, don’t retail merchants have both state and national organizations?” Risked one farmer. s The merchant colored, but admitted they had. The farmer asked if he belonged to any of them. “That’s my business,” sputtered the merchant. “Yes, and I guess the FarmBureau is my business,” spoke up another farmer. “I hadn’t joined it before, but I’m going to now. If a national oiganization is a good thing for merchants and bankers and manufacturers, it’s a good thing for farmers, too.” Phone 180-R? MARCUS H . BU K R ILL M. CP. Specializes in all FOOT AILM E N T S 9 A. M.—8 P. M. Sunday, 9-12 241 M errii'h Roaii Monday, 2-8 * Rockville Centre, L. 1. MONEY TO LOAN Money to Loan-FirstMortgages on desirable iin proved property j leick Answers REASONABLE BATE LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST CO. 389 Film StrMi, Jiaiia.*. T. M o n e y t o lo a n ON BOND AND MORTGAGE My Olleote have plenty ef la o e t le Loan on geed eecezltyi Fee# Reasonable EARL J. BENNETT Attorney-at Law, II .North Perk Ave ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. T. MONEY LOANED Oe Bend en< Mortgage, ta n a t i i e u Placed, Tex Heerehlag mm* Tltlee Examined, Bc eoee able Chargee BROWER S PATTENEOW I Front St„ Rockville Centre. N. 1 Telephone, Rockville Centre 48 a a a HORTON, M. B. 8*1 Long Beach Road Near Trolley Stop I I I Oeeee Side, U l reiupho e e *61 Ew k W O e Eeetpe •H e # ■ e w e : * to • a m., 3 to 4 p.tn., 1.80 t e 8.8# p j e . MUSICIANS BDITH F. MCINTOSH PIANIST, ACCOMPANIST, Studio: Observer Buiidias oheerver Street. BoekviUe Oeetre, M. Y Telephene lll-E MARIE B. WRIGHT PIANO tNSTKVOTIOII • Readall A v e BoekviUe Oeetre Telophase 68-W 8 » : l l E. HAROLD DO VAUU Brooklyn Teeeker *t IS— e PLANOINSTBOOtfiOM n*kBie. Fendemen— laetoe— Advenaed Plea# Sto— Tetepbee# 1148-M to nmltrnm Place ReekvtU# O earner Lawses Ave. DENTIST Pbeee Freeport #4-B DB. BL W . B a m Dee*— 88 loath Oeeee *ve, Freeport, N. V. Offlee Hours i Bvenlege #-# or by ep- ^ potatmeet Brooklyn Offlee# i Myrtle eud Orprwee Avea. BMgewee* Netioeel Semk Bmlldta*. Umber ........................... 15.00 Ceiling .* ........ ....... 50.00 Novelty Siding..............,30.00 Bevel Siding ..... I ...... . 2 0 .00 Sheathing.........................25.00 Fir Floering . ................... 40.00 Oak Flooring .............. 100.00 Lath....:,; ... u.oo Nails ................... . 2.50 p Moulding* ............... 20 P. C. S a s h .......... ................ 20 P. C. D o o r s ..... . ........ .......... .25 P.'C. of it and 8tny back of it. Take a tip from the members of the big na tional trade organizations—they arc loyal. The farmer needs a national weekly, too, juet as much as the banker needs hie financial journal. T h e C oun try G entlem an fill* that require- This story has its lessons to farmers everywhere. There are some 400 na tional business men’a organizations, all supported liLeralhr, all doing ef fective work for thefir .membership. Bvery big business has had a na tional organization except /arming. Food speculators behove in organ i zatwn for themselves, b u t riot for the fermeea. They hope you will quit the Farm Bureau. Our advice to ydu Is to stick tp the nation-wide vfsm of ferm'problema Farm Bureau Federation^ It is pro- and oppoftu»itirs. Tfiert is a lot oi ceeding eteadily and surely. $t al- goodgood readingading inn It, too—splcndidoo—splendid fic- rcady has accomplished some fine results. It will accomplish many more if etill more formers yet beck B . MAMMON® Fy—i srt leak Buildlae Telephewe, 888-W ment. It* intereeting and important news articles are gsthered from all parts of the country. It presents a jfMiE||EmeEi o f ff -------- — UNDEBT A l t * * * Telephone 219 Freeport DR. L. fl*. ROBINS Surgeon Dentist 2* South G rove S treet FR E E P O R T , N . Y. I------------------------------------------------------ - ------ - C. F. NELSON, D. C. Pk. C (D o ctor of Chiropraetie) *0 W. M e rrick Bo— . F r e e p o r t, L L Hours: M onday, W —a egday a— Friday, I M S A. M., 8-6 P. M„ 7 4 P. M.; Tuesday, T h u r s d a y a— S a tor- dey, IQ-13 A. M. Offlee Phone F r e e p o r t MV. Residence Phone Freeport 871-J. JOB e. DENTON. » . 0. OdSoe a— Be— i is neeSell Aveews. esrnee re i H, t fic tion, inspiring editorials, wholesome humor. 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