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rAGE TEN T H E WATCHMAN THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939 Object to Idea Potatoes Are Fattening Food A recent dispatch from Colland- •er, Ont., printed in many news papers, was to the effect that the Dionne quints had been put on a -diet, reducing starches and sugars, and that while it is not strict, it banned potatoes completely. It added that the two nurses had to give up potatoes also. The im pression given was that potatoes were fattening. This has caused widespread comment and criticism among potato growers and dealers. The old fallacy that potatoes are fat tening has long since be^n dis proved. Some of the foremost medical authorities of the United States have announced that po tatoes are not fattening, but on the contrary are one of the very finest foods available for both children and adults. It is said that a number of potato growers and dealers in New Brunswick have objected strenuously to this reported “ban on potatoes.” They object to the damage which such an announce ment would cause the potato in dustry due to world-wide pub licity attendant upon all state ments concerning the quintuplets. It is understood that Sturges Dorrance, merchandising and ad vertising counsel for the State of Maine, will submit to Dr. Dafoe many of the publications by em inent medical authorities, who claim there is no truth to the idea that potatoes are fattening. CLASSIFIED A D S YOUR GUIDE TO ECONOMY — BUY AND SELL HERE — 25 CENTS MINIMUM — 1 CENT PER WORD FOR SALE BUILDING 14x22 feet, formerly Barber Shop adjoining Gables Grill. Apply to MRS. JOSEPH E. SONNTAG, Pacific St. Tel 8396. 1934 Chevrolet Convertible Coupe .......................... $229.00 1931 Chevrolet R. S. Coupe 85.00 1936 Buick 2 Door Sedan with trunk ................. 425.00 1936 Ford 2 Door Sedan .... 325.00 1935 Ford 4 Door Trunk Sedan .......... . ............... 250.00 1934 Ford 4 Door Sedan, Radio and Heater ....... 150.00 1934 Ford Coupe ............... 150.00 G. ELLIOTT BARTEAU Cutchogue, New York It OLD TOWN CANOE. MATTI- TUCK 8516. 4t FRESH RASPBERRIES and Boy- senberries (Dewberries). Picked daily. A. N. PENNY, Westphalia Road. Mattituck 8435. 4t MOVIE CAMERAS, Kodajis, pho tographic supplies. See the new natural color film at DORMAND CAMERA SHOP, 153 Griffing Ave., Riverhead. NEW SUMMER COTTAGE—Liv ing room, heatilator fireplace, 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen and din ette, porch, screens, modern con veniences. All water rights to Peconic Bay, 1000 foot beautiful sandy bathing beach, shade trees and lawn, adjoining oUed roads. Complete for $3,100. $800 down. Balance easy terms. C. H. WICK HAM, Mattituck, L. I. SEVERAL USED POWER BOATS MASON’S BOAT YARD. Call Peconic 6272. 4t FOR RENT ONE FIVE YEAR OLD COW— JOSEPH ZUHOSKI. Call Mat tituck 8923. 4t SIAMESE KITTENS—Males, $15 each. BENEDICT S. FISCHER. Veterinary, Southold, L. I. tf TENNIS RACQUETS RESTRUNG Complete line of Harry C. Lee Sc Co. tennis frames. 24-rhour ser vice. HENRY R. WOELPPER Pequash Ave., Cutchogue, L. I. Phone Peconic 6581. 4t PERFECTION OIL STOVE—En ameled; 4 burners with shelf; Perfection Oven included; $10.00. ABRAM H. BROWN, ToUewood, Mattituck. Phone 8541. 4t SEVERAL GOOD USED CARS. L. Y. ROBINSON, Riverhead Tel. Riverhead 2035. 4‘ PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW SOUND MOVIES in your own home, clubhouse or church. Programs arranged for parties, etc. For details see DORMAND CAM- ERA$SHOP, 153 Griffing Avenue, Riverhead, N. Y. 4t PIANO TUNINQ PIANO TUNING and Repairing. Call HOWARD H. GRIFFIN. Jamesport (7)525. SUMMER COTTAGE—Directly at Peconic Bay beach; water three sides; very cool, with beautiful view. Three bedrooms, bath, kit chen, large living room, lots of windows, fireplace, -conveniences. Furnished, innpr spring mattres ses. All deliveries. Long season. $400.00 with boat. Inquire THE WATCHMAN. SUMMER BUNGALOW—Peconic Bay beach, 2 bedrooms, bath, showen, kitchen, living room, porch, garage; electric light, run ning water. Fine view across the Bay facing south. July, $125; Au gust, $150; Season, $250. Inquire THE WATCHMAN. tf FIVE ROOM APARTMENT—Im provements; unfurnished. C. S. LeVALLEY, Mattituck. Tel. 8246. tf MISCELLANEOUS OLD AND DISABLED I»ORSES and Cows renwved without charge. $5.00 removal charge on dead Horses and Cows. RAY MOND H. NUGENT, Riverhead. Phone Riverhead 2392. CESSPOOL CLEANING—Modern equipment. RUSSELL D. TUT- HILL, New .Suffolk A^e., Matti tuck. Phone 8250. tf UNDERWATER REPA IRS and salvage work. Shallow water diving to 40 feet. No job too big and none too small. Prices rea sonable. JAMES HORTON. Tel. Peconic 6449. 4t WATCH REPAIRING REMEMBER your sole protection lies in the reliability of the jew eler you choose. RENE STEB- LER, “The Swiss Watchmaker,” 117 Griffing Ave., Riverhead. LOST ROWBOAT—White with grey bot tom; name C. H. Wickham burn ed in bow. Went adrift in Peconic Bay last week. Finder notify the WATCHMAN Office. tf LEGAL NOTICE BOSTON BULL—Male, brown, on leash. License #366534. Finder please notify MRS. F. SPENCER BUTTERWORTH, Mattituck 8344. 4t WANTED YOUNG MAN with car, to take orders for Dry Cleaning estab lishment. Unusual opportunity for “live wire”. M. SINCLAIR, 27 Peconic Avenue, Riverhead. 4t TUTORING TUTORING IN all regular High School subjects. Prices reason able. BERNICE LENOWITZ, Cut chogue. Tel. Peconic 6213. 4t ^ ----- - “ \ SUBSCRIBE TO THE WATCHMAN Charter No. 12551 Rettrv* District No. 2 REPORT OF CONDITION OF T H E First N ational Baifk OF CUTCHOGUE IN T H E STATE OF NEW YORK, AT T H E CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JU N E 30, 1939 Pubiithed in response to call made by Comptroller of t h e Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Loans and discounts ..... $196,007.22 United States Govern ment obligations, di rect and guaranteed... 67,925.00 Obligations of S tates and political subdi visions ....................... 11,990.00 Other bonds, notes and debentures ................. 38,235.00 Corporate stocks, in cluding stock of Fed eral Reserve bank ..... 1,500.00 Cash, balances w ith other banks, includ ing reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection... 80,353.75 Bank prem ises owned $18,715.00 Furniture and fixtures 3,582.17 22,297.17 Real estate owned other than bank premises.... 9,055.00 Total Assets............$427,363.14 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of in dividuals, partnerships and corporations ....... $125,164.86 Time deposits of indi viduals, partnerships, and corporations) ....... 175,264.50 Deposits of States and political subdivisions.. 53,369.34 Deposits of b a n k s ......... 11,027.50 Other deposits (certified and cashier’s checks, etc.) ............................ 290.04 Total De posits ..... $365,116.24 LEGAL NOTICE I, R. E. Tuthill, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. R. E. TUTHILL, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 8th day of July, 1939. J. ERNEST HOWELL, Notary Public. Correct—Attest: STEWART W. HORTON MICHAEL S. HAND RALPH W. STERLING Directors. NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE MA T T I T UCK PA R K D I S T R I C T Pursuant to Chapter Q1 of th^ Laws of 1924, entitled.^ !‘An Act t6 Authorize the.Formatioh of a Park District in the Town of Southold, Suffolk County, to acquire lands for park purposes and to issue bonds therefor”, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the qualified voters of said District wiU be held on Wednesday, July 19, 1939 at the Mattituck Fire House. At this meeting the Park Com missioners of the said District will ask for an appropriation of $1,000 (one thousand dollars) to be ex pended by them as follows: Expenses of Erecting District .................... $200.00 LEGAL NOTICE Operating and Inci dental Expense ....... 800.00 The bounds of said Mattituck Park District are as follows: Boundaries Beginning at the point where the Riverhead-Southold town line touches Long Island sound south erly on said line its full length to Peconic bay, thence easterly along said bay to the easterly boundary of school district number nine, thence northerly along said school district line to the property of the Long Island railroad, thence north erly on a line bounded on the east by lands of G. B. Tuthill, H. S. Tuthill, Annie Rutinowski and Anton Bakowski to Long Island sojund and thence westerly to the point or place of beginning. The polls will be open^from 7 o’clock P. M. until 10 o’clock P. M. Mattituck Park Commissioners. HAROLD R. REEVE, Chairman. DR. JOHN L. WASSON. JOHN F. McNULTY. R. L. DAVISON, Town Clerk. Dated, Southold, N. Y., June 27, 1939. 3t The sandwich is said to get its name from the Earl of Sandwich, who so loved his games that his only food for days would be a piece of meat between two slices of bread. Total Liabilities ...... $365,116.24 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital stock; Class A pre ferred, total par ....... . .... $10,000.00 R e t i r a b l e value ......... $10,000.00 (Rate of dividends on re t i r a b l e value is 3V^% and 4%) C o m m o n stock, total par ............ $25,000.00 35,000.00 Surplus ................. ! ....... 15,000.00 Undivided p rofits.......... 8,246.90 R e s e rves (and retire ment account for pre ferred stock) ............. 4,000.00 Total C a p ital Ac counts .................. $6!2,246.90 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts...$427,363.14 MEMORANDA Pledged assets (and se curities loaned) (book value): United States Govern ment obligations, di rect and guaranteed, pledged to secure de posits and other li abilities ...................... $20,425.00 Other assets pledged to secure deposits and other liabilities (in cluding notes and bills rediscounted and se curities sold under re purchase agreement) 11,990.00 Total ....................... $3.2,415.00 Secured liabilities: Deposits secured by pledged assets pur suant to requirements of l a w ......................... $87,394.32 T o tal ........................ $37,394.32 State of New York, County of Suffolk, ss: AFTER. 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