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OARDEN C5ty, a«)di«m atucsco bouM. FOB SAKK. Overland 19JS roiul«t«v: per-1 aCTCIIErt wanted; exua for every exCEPTIONA*.. i»»«rtu«lty at Vrmm
nine rooiaa, 2 batJw. plot 7DxlM, re*-' f««^t conditlpn; new t»re«i; new battery; hoii«|>ic 3. M. Wood. Ul FUth Bt_ I'"" *'**-''''!'^' ''""'P"?*"'- •"*">' **'"»*= QaHiett City. 8-7S
will uell for best offer; 8 Maple Ave., I HemiMteod. L. I. Phone 101-M
Krkiav and Saturda: 4« South Main St., I^'feeport
FOR Sate: T» bo moved from preaent CADILLAC 7-pa»ienKer touring: and
locaUon; two houseo on ObMricr St.. i UmouBlne, Sprlnglleld body; sell
ia excellent condtttoii; great bargain to j'•^aJ'onabk- or trade for <k»upe reliable
aajrone owning a vacant lot. Wolf, ! m*l«'- , V <- Va^ Nostrand, 112 Archer
Pbope Rockville Centre 1452-M: 120 jBt.. Freeport. • 3:71
RlTorsldc drive. %:11 ri^^r^.t:. . • , .. j.
. j lX)rXJE tourinK car in perfect condl-
FOB SAlJB'.r-At Baidwln, pr«tty| t<on. with new Kex winter top; 1»17
Dutch 'C«Ui««, 7 rooms and blith.l inodcj; run 13,000 miles. Apply E. F.
Btrictly in«|erB: prtct |9,S00. ForjSteinrt-. 63 Houth Village Ave., Rock
PMrticulars phon« 129S-M, Pre«port.
7:70
FOB SALft—Saven room bouoe, all IraprovenMBta, tiie bath, hardwood floors, hot water he«t; house 26x36; Plot 7ixlS0{ fruit trees, shrubs otc, |S,»00. N«ar trolley. Edw. Uhe, Roosevelt, L. I. 'Phone Freeport 679J. «8-6
ville Centre; phone 195-J.
3:71
DOIXJ^ roadster, original paint, perfect running condition; price, SS76; call after 7 o'docit evenings, Saturday aft- ornoonn or Sundays. Riciij|rdB, 17 Bi-oadway, Rockville Centfe; phone R. V. C. 624. 3-72
For Sale—MioccUanroup
FOR SA LB—House, 6 rooms, all im-
provemenla, 4 blocks to depot. T. H.
D»iMli, 124 Jackson St., Uompstsad.
T«l«jphon« ai Hempstsad. M-tf
iwiwii I >ii Illl vsammamaasB.
VXm SALE—Men'K and ladies' second-
hand bioy^len; aino upriKht piano,
reaw-inable. 25 Kussell Place, Freeport.
3-72
For Ronl—Fumiihed Rooms
FOR RKNT, furnished rooms, nicely furnished rooms, suitable for one or two gentlcnttn or couple, with private family; half blotk from R. R. station. Danheiser, 3t N. Main Ht.. Kreoport. 3:72
FOR RENT, one or two nicely furnished rooms for, gentleman, in Village of Hempstead; one minute from R. R- station and trolley; very nice family. Write Review Offlce 308. or call Free- port; 64 8. Main SJt., Freeport. 3:72
t^JR SALE—Pijopcrly owners: Protect yuur lawns and gardens by enclosing Willi I'age woven wire ornamental fenoing. Prices and literature ui)on re¬ quest. Kred Williams, Long Island quest. l<^-ed WIlIiamH, L. i. representa- tiv •, ;t36 Earl Ave., Lynbrook. 3:72
BOY to work full week, six days a week. Ke.<ofel Auto Supply House, Merrick Rd., Freeport. 3:71
l^^^Tt^ ^^"'"I",; lM>rt: Choice buOdUjg l»ts. with gas.
reepori. 4-i- .j^ater and electricity; 10 to IS- minutes
from station; easy tsrms, |50 4o'<Wn, bal¬ ance in monthly payments. R. Amador, 2r> Railroad Ave., Freeport; phone Fp<. 1281. 6:72
MAN wanted for cool yard. Long Beach i " ""'¦¦'¦"' —"¦ " *¦•
Fuel Co.; phone l/MJg Beach 447. 8:70 Ct ARDEN City propsrtiw ^or sale aM
\ rent. Oliver Chlol)«st«r, new oSks, 117 North Ave., Uarden City, one block .east of Nassau Boulevard Station; ptione Garden aty IISS-W. 6:73
LABORBRS—On Oceanside School,
Tsrrell Ave. Inquire Zerbe Coa-
structlon Co., at buildlni;. 3:70
ELECTRICIAN — Competent Jovur- neymeli, who understands flnished ho\ise work; steady poaition to man who knows the business. Co., 17 Park Ave.. R. V. C. .3:70
CARPENTERS—On Oceanside school
Terrell Ave. Inquire Zerbe Coo-
struction Co. at building. 3:70
Finntiire Fw Salo
WHOLE or part of lot 100x100 on East
.side of Rutland road, i»ety*en Parson
Gumbs A mn\ Grand Avea., flS per foot. Fred
~ ~' ' Ware, 6 Railroad Ave., Freeport; pbono
Fpt 359-J or 549 R. 3:72
KFJW manufacturerK' .sjimplon, knitted
Hpoit cap^}<, ^angora collar and .stole;
retail for $40, .»15 each; 209 8. Tiuyvle*
Ave., Kreeport; phone Kpt. 671-W. 3:72
FOR RE.N'T, large front room, suitable for one or two persons. ICl Church St., Freepoi-t, L. I. 3:72
FOR RENT, beautlully furnishod three room house.keeping apartment; real kitciien; all improveiiientH; Ave minutes from station; on car line; $20 per woek. Mrs. L. B. OreenaBjyer, 315 .North MalM L. 1.
F9R SALE—Choice plants: Toroato, cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower, pepper and celery phints. Also English wal¬ nut and Pecan trees. N. Blake, 27 Bedell St., Freeport, L. I. 'Phone CTOM.
60-tf
Positions Waated
Tel. U»l>-
St.. Freeiwrt,
APARTMENIt, furniHhcd or unfur- nttihed; 3 rooms and bath, including cas, electric light sud heat; apply Min- nctte Millinery Sh5p, Kreeport; phone Fpt; 77-.I. 3:71
TO f-RENT—Furnished, 2 rooms and kitchenette apartment, all improve¬ ments. Collins, Greenwich St., at the junction of Freeport aiul Baldwin Rd., Hempstead. .Telephone 166-R Hemp¬ stead. 88t£ i. 1 .W
W'A.NTF^D—(ieiierul housework; sleep
out: no Simday work. lii) Liberty
Ave.. Kreeport. 3-72
'¦\V'C).M.\X with chilli desires i)erinanent j liosition a.s lady's maid or i-hlld's I nurse; also do day's work. Mrs. Sam- i.son. !I3 .Nichol.s Cbiirt, Hemp.<<tead. 'i:72
POSITION WANTED—Young man, 25 years old, wants position; han¬ dy, all-round man. Box 300, Roose¬ velt. 3:70
Seventy rooms of bed room furni¬ ture, including iron enamel beds, Englander springs, mattresses, m|i- hogany and oak dressers, ch^fTonlera and wash stands, china copimodes, slop' JarH, water pitchers and wash liAsins, Crex rugs. South Shore Ho¬ tel, Rose Bt. and Long Beach Ave., Freeport, L. I.
TWO very cljolce lots for sale on Union V}., near Main St.. Hempstead; all ImpVovemcntB,, very rcasonalde; title l)olicy free; good opportunity for home- builder. Goer Bros., 289 Fulton St., Hempstead. 71-3t
EXCIin.iI..ENT business opportunity: Brick building, 11 Oreenwich St., Hempstead; large store, one large room in rear; 1 roofns and bath above; price am^ terms reasonable; inquire «n prenv iacs or Thomas Laines, box 290, Roose¬ velt. e:70
CTHQICE Io<.'ation. plot 150x150; MUler
and South Side Avea., Freeport, L. T.
K. A. Myrick. 68-7
Apartments To Let—Uafornished
FOR SALE—Well located lots at
Uoosevelt in developed location. Edw.
Uhe, Roosevelt, L. I. . ^ 88-6
Jiffst remodeled Soutli Shore Apart¬ ments, Rose St. and Long Beach Ave., Freeport. Three and four rooms, with bath and kitchen, housekeeping atartmonts; only few left. Every modern improvemont.
LOTS FOR SALE—Chester Park, EliM-
beth Park, Ingraham Estates. T. H.
Dauch, 124 Jackson St., Hempstead;
telephone 2S Hempstead. 63-tf
for Sale—^Furnitiure
SITUATION wanted by younfr man williiiK to make himself prcnOTully use I ful; Kood references; phono Hemp.stead
91-J.
3:70
THpifEIE nuthogSny chairs and other
plj^es; also electric lamp; prlc^, $12; I Hardy, Clinton St., Bellmore no dealei*; phono Hempstead 1845. 3:70 I Wantagh 270-W.
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PIANOS and playor-piancs tuned and re|>aiiied;t>H worif'guaranteed. J. H. phone 6:67
Wanted—^To Buy
WaNTED—Office furniture for real estate office; desks, ehajrs, etc.; gooil COPtVlitMl. Box 355, Baldwin, L. I.
AUtOMOBI LE WANTICD — Wanted Ford runabout; must bo later than '17 and under $^0. Phone 397-W Free- port. 2t Graf!l*«)Place. 3-72
CESSPOOL BUILOING and cement work, cellar bottoms, garage bot¬ toms, i work on all terms at reason¬ able prices and try to give satisfac¬ tion. S. L. Brown, 23 Washington St., Roekvllle Centre. ly:«7
Loot
Wanted—Touring car top for Dodge, good condition and reasonable; phone Herap-stead 189-R. 3:70
Wanted—To RenI
LOST—In Roi'kville Centre, Sunday
nif^hl, aiv Hlk's pin with diamond
chip. If found, kindly return to Box
D. E. N., eio. Review office. 71-2
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For Rent^-Unfuraislied Rooms
WA^fTED—To buy 8 or S room house in Rockville Centre or Lyn¬ brook; must be modern with all im¬ provements. Write description and prlc«. P. O. Box 260 Lyobrook.3:70
WANTED: House to lease; 6, 6 or T rdoms with all modern Improvoments, In good residential section, unfurnish<'d, by two adults; Hempstead, Freci>oft, Baldwin or Rockville Centre; address with fuM particulars, C-302, Inquirer, Hempstead. 2:70
Personal
KOK RE.N'T, rtve room and bath,$35. 205 South Main St., {'"reeport. 3-72
TWO large unfurnished ' rooms, with running water an^ stationary tubs; private house; couple preferred. Rup- I)ert, Oreen Ave., Freeport. 3:70
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Wsnted—Female Help
HOUSEWORK: A woman wanted half or all day; .steady position in a small faoiil.v:, 15 Eaat Ave., Kreeport. 3:72
RELIABLE maid for general house¬ work; must bo well reconuflended;
PAINTING, puperhanglng, artistic dtco
ratlnf; reasonable rates; alV work | fjimlly of throe adultS; phone Rockville suu^antecd. W. Jackson. Phone me ,,^^^_ ,,,,;„, . I . r..,.
Centre 1345-W.
5:72
MAID for general Fieeport 296-W.
housework;
phone 3:7av
1 WILL i>«Pcr your room for $7.50, fur¬ nish .paper; drop card; will call with
samples. Fuller, painter and deeoi-ator,
37 Hartse Ave-v Freeport, P. O. box' SALESLADY with good selling expe-
44, . 8:12L | rience,. to - demoHstrate .%nd-»eli -gas
appliances at our Hcmpstca^ offlce. Nas¬ sau & Suffolk Lighting Company, Hemp¬ stead. •- ¦ 7:70
WILL EXCHANGE Police dogs (pedl- greud) for small Saxon 'car. Hoff¬ man. B(« 24, R. F. D., Wantagh, L. I.
3-71 j OFFICE girl wanted to assist in mail¬ ing, filing, writing stencils and be generally useful in office. Would prefer applicant with some stenographic ex¬ perience. Address or call Nai^sau ,& Suffolk Lighting Co., Hempstead. 7:70
Board WoaUd
CORTOBATIONS organized. Buslmass
cortlOcatos fl|S4. Real property mat:
ters handled. Prompt attention. Lex.
Room *{g, 38 Park Row, N. Y. CJty. 6:70
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TdANDQS^IN, tenor banJo and guitar — tauilit, rastiwe. ¦ BfifltlSArB f>lKy
tUBM. PBRCTCT yiR8T3 In « les-l ,^..., , ~ —- -
B0B8 or MONEY BACK. Famous Olb- "0'^1<" '"'" woimn, and 2 children, or SQQ ln»trume«U 10Aa4)d fr««. H»rt- »•«»» bupgaiov in Freeport; teawn- n#tt syatem used. 5« N. Bergen Pl.,'»il>''' "ites; advise Kriete, 259 s. Main Frpapt^(%i Phone 64?-M. .M:7eJ^,t., Freepoit
a;72
Boi^rdors Wanted
TELEPHONE CO. TO HELP EMPLOYES TO SAVE MONEY
Agrees With Savings Banks Asso¬ ciation To Deposit Stated Sums Weekly For Them
The New i'urk Telophone Company, w4th the cooperation of tho Savings Bank.'! Association of tho State of New Vork, has put Into oix>ration an Indus¬ trial Savlngk Plaii which makes It easy for every one of their 47,000 employees to save systematically and with a min¬ imum of inconvenience.
For siveial months otTlclals of the Telephone ComvMiny east about for a workable plan that would provide an easy meana for employees to save part of their salaries. After Investigating other savings plans, a series of oon- ferenooa were held with the Savings Banks .Vssoclatlon and a comprehen¬ sive plan was, worked out, resulting in what i.s believed to be the most exten¬ sive application ever made of an indus¬ trial savings plan.
Tho essence of this plan is to offer each cniployee the opportunity to save through a written authorization to his employer, who will deduct from his pay a specilic sum each pay day and pla(» 11 to the employees credit in his own name in a savings bank. Employees may at any time make supplem^nial deposllH, increase, decrease or alto¬ gether'suspend the amount of thelr'de- ductioiis, therel^' surrounding the plan with the greatesfcjamount of freedom. Seven Banks Cooperating
Seven savings banks are cooiieratlng under this i)lan and locatwl in differ¬ ent scctjpns of New York State und New Jersey, so that money that is de¬ ducted from the employee's salary may be fed.bf^ct Into tlM> territory in which It Is earned. It is estimated that with¬ in a very short time the amount ot money Sftved will aggregate $1,000,000 a year and when the plan is fully ac¬ cepted by the 47,000 employees of tho Comimny, the savings will run into millions a year.
"I am a believer In the savings ac¬ count as a check to the spread ot radl«»ilsm," said T. C. Sylvan, vic'e- Itresident of the Company. "The aver¬ age moFi whi| is occupied at his daily taiik hasi n^t the inclination or the thne dl-' the power to put away small a,t;nounts systumaticaily. In many small towns in which i^ur employees qre lo¬ cated, there are no savbigs banlis and in the large citl'Cs, banking hours do not nmke it coj)%-enient lo ntakt; di- IHisits. The most practical thing is l« havo the Company deduct the amount
ROARDeRS WANTED — Ri)om and
I^OOTu for ooupio' with private family;
no objttctton to child. 89 Grand Avo.,
Freeport, ^ _____ a-72
sumiuiii ' -i. I- |j.ijsi.
For Sale—-LiTc Stock
PAHjK Jei-sey cow, fK-sh in about 10 di^,' Sf Stow? Pi.i H«mps(«a4; phone Hemp. 114 W. 3.72
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Foi Rent—Miseellaneouo
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Wanted—Hottscs !
r,.xxri.Jv',3 1. " iT ''rL.'i ".""""J*"?** specified by the l>mployee OWNERS having. Rockville Centre]
home.-* for sale, setid partieiilarH at 1
orce. Reco yOme-s Corpomtlon, 17 W. I '"stalltnl savings plans, for their em
About twentWijother industries havo
.14th St., N. Y. City:
5:72
ployecs.
OVVNEUB havUiw R«p,Tkville Centre houses unfurnished for rent, send par 'liculiirs. W. Sith
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KIIi4^H U.^lCiUreKS XQ iilVK I'UltV
DESIRABLE corner lot, 9l>xl38, Park and Hendrickson Aves., Rockville Centre; price. $4000. H. Heuschkel, 23 Reed Avenue, Rockville Centre, owner. 30:56
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LAK(jiK MOl TH BLACK BASS
I'crmission was obtained from Mayor .liuneH M. Klemlng, of Troy, a foiTner Commit-sioner of Conservation, to take larRc mouth blai'k bass In nets from the ri.mhaiinock Reservoir—the municipal water suppl.v—for the puriM>sc of stock- ill^ the canal iwnds ope<"ated by the Conservation Commission at Schuyler- ville. This a.s.sistance has been given to tlic Commission In other years, and Is responsible mainly for the ability of the Deimrtment to furnish this sijccics, in limited amounts, to applicants. The ca¬ nal ponds at Schuylervillo have the ad- vaiita^'e over ponds al rcsular culture stations In that f5rood lish can be ob¬ tained in them from year to year wlieii once introduced. While at the regular pond culture stations tbe fish are an¬ nually netted .front adjacent fishing water.>i and retained until lhey have produced young and then i-eturned to the water fi-om wiiich taken. It is Im¬ portant to carry brood llsh the year ai-ound In the small ponds at the pond ( ullure .stations.
their mllpttoapta ot flsb Ml b^jov owj usual graerwts. 8)^»»iy jlven to fwrer-1 Uc waters. whkA are .sittt«« to the ape¬ ries, tender ordinary conditions the ¦pikepercto, or w»ll-eyeS pike, ae it if sometliMs ealteS, amamndm trtmnarles mf Its lake habitoi (o ,spa,«n. when tltc mrmtfr of tba'stre^ow «re fre* o< ie« snd ttk« tsnHM*rfttttre milder tliaa in the lake. Tins year the Fxce:>tlonjaiy miUI weather durin* portions of MarxJ> and April caused the k;e in larger bodies ot water to melt and sud* unnecessary the BAQoal spawning ptlvrimage of the plkererch Hp the tributary streams, the spavnintf function occurring in the larger liodies of water—thus upsetting the calouUtions of the fish culturists. who planed to take the spawn-bear^ flsh in the aeeuetomcd places. The take of egga was necessarily small, but enough were obtained to adequately stock alt waters for which applications were made. New Tork was not the only Stat* to suffer in this respect. Reports of a similar condition have come from other states wjhere tbo percentage of lake has been sauch less than here.
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Fastera Mar Dinner WedDesday Rockville Centre, May 17.~Caasiopcia Chapter, O.E.8., will give a dinner to¬ morrow evening In the Ma.tonic Tenmlo. Linooln avenue, from 6.30 to 8 p.fta. Dancing will ensue during the ev«ii ing. The affair Is under the dlrccUon of Mrs. William Wat«on. The accom¬ modations are limited to 200. Proceeds from the dinner will be devoted lo the Temple Fund.
Itible Society in New Home The New York Bible Society dedicated its new home at 48th street and Fifth avenue, N. Y. City, April 25 with hn- presplvc ceremonies. The Society is distributing the Scriptures in fifty- three languages.
Th ! officers of the society are John r. West president; James H. Sehmel zcl, treasurer and George William Car ter general secretary.
apencer, 'Mlssi Slay -17.—Sp^nk^ Ins of. nixed-up .jtamUlM. mthaa MTni. CSkthariM IMMmtpo Md tMis Oafser were tianied here—
thm Iwlde becMnc -the stel«r4n law of hor son in law, John Oagner.
The bridegroom be«anie the Step- fatter mt btis sister-tas-isw.. Mrs. Gagner's dau^ter.
30^ OMiier. bmther of Louis. narri«4 the new Mrs. Gacner'a d»«Ctit«r, Jennie, aoaaa tins tcp.,' thereby his new Blsterin-l«w is aloe his motber-ia-law.
Aaother daughter of Mrs. Dc- >|arco Gagner married another brother of Louis Oagner, who by his marriage to their mother, be- came their stepfather.
'< miMW'hfO* iir«%tat «# tawl ptg- er? .V new buIleUa front the stvie Mllese tt Itl)|M» taOt mfsAai tt Igm things it doi's for you. Ask for F 1>9 if ymn'd Vgrn »'
Mrs. Itaryea Dies .%t tMunaac
Hempstead, May 17.—Mrs. John Dur- yea. formerly of Hempstead, died it Baranac Lake Monday. The Iwdy will be brought to this villaaie for funeml and interment, prolMnbly Thursday. Announcement will be made later. Mre. Duryea leaves her husband aaA one 80B, Clarence.E. Duryea. ••••1 '"¦1 • III mil
Teli-phonr 9»I-J Kreeport
SIGiUO BROTHERS
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Ordr.f un<f Work I'romvllv AUpndvd To
52 BaMwiB A^e., Mdwh, L. I.
iVttan, Msy tS.—Thtrty persoAs "Were )tiHm^ aPd )5Q.wounded in street battles during the balkitlnc i* the gmtamsbX fd«o- tten. aoeorSlav t« agmtpab uutltwA Aata today. WhUa the eleotSsn passed o* fiuietty in tb* Mc mitSaa, liiet* «ear*, 'vio¬ lent i-Iashes betweea the Faaetati aitd th« Cowqiufilata ia ttM> wisli«r amgm. The tibulatlon ot the result is now un¬ der way.
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iUaat 90 lots ttnatAg ttrnnti kf ToIm linos' Istete ot HKside Avsnue. SyWeiter Plaee, Lyon ATcane and Bortis Street, for ttia ia bnUt.
CASS & APFEL (AttonwTs) 35 Nassaa St., Now Tork Otf
SUPREME LAUNORV
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^H you can render tli^m a
^H wonderful service by
^m just a word or two.
^H No canvassinR, no capi-
'^m tal. nu gellinp:. but you
^1 ean earn b.v comml.'sRion
^H enough lo buy and fur-
^H nish a home. Does not
^H Interfere wth your pres-
^H ent work.
^^¦^Available to a limited
^HH^nuniber of ineii and
women. Wiiio 'iil nine trj
E.T. H., 117W. 46thSt.
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ugarattto Ouryearsof mak^ggood with millions of smokers suggests that wefcowhow. Just buy a packageand find out
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Tbc best manner in which to avoid dental expense it to have your teeth and those of youi- children "xamined at regnlai- intervals by a dentist. Yon will be assnred of a healthy set of teeth and gums, and of no protracted siege in the dentist's ehair.
OR Jf. RODIN
DENTIST
Mt«PST£r.Q BANK BLDG . ., MEMPSTEAO
MONEY TO LOAN—First Mortgage
on desirable improved property Quick Answers. REASONABLE RATE
LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST CO.
369 Falton St.. Jamaica, N. Y.
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XOTIC'K TO <'ONTR.\CTOR» Htatr t'ommlNNlon of Hlshnars, Albitnr. N. V.
I'urHuant tu Ihu pruvlHlon.i of. C^bapler :<0 I.ttU'K of taoii, nnd nMiHiMtmcntS tberctn. Ht>t*l<^ prupuHui* will Imj rfcel*'c4 by thi- un- (lerHlsnod ut No, 5S Ijincauter Street. Albany. .V. Y., Ht one u'cluck P. .M.. advanced atan- dan) time, which in 12 M. raetem ntandard tlmo. on tho 7th any of Jun<'. 1921. for the Impnivumont of thu followluic hiithways:
Nhiiimu t'*uat>' Ilii;hway Approximate
No. ^ Nami' of IliKhnay. L^ofth.
1684 Wuatbory IlMinlut: t'uiun 4vc. O.llt and also for |1k! repair uf the foilowinc: Hi-pair Claia
Contract of Ai>prux.
.No. Work. Hoad. N'huu-. Atilf*.
in:! Hit. Mac. :!7n Ulrehlim 1.04
}llap». plana,' Hfii^>'ifl('iitlijnH. vstluiatt's ai)d proiKihal forma may Ire <d>talncH al tho uflteo of th- t'uimiilasimi in Albany, N*. Y.. and at tbp offici' of Utviaion 1{nvlnr«r Jjui. H. Woi'do- vant. n Waahlncton !*t.. PoturhKwiwIe. N. T.
StH-clul atti-ntlou of bIdilorB la calU'd to " UK.NKSA£ INKUKMATION VOU BlVUKhti" tn tho prtipoaat, Hpedflratluna aind contract ayrt-einvnt. 4> ¦ - -
J'riipoaal for rach highway or contract tnust be anbmltted In a ^parate aealcd cnveloj)!' with tbe name and iiumbor ot tho hl«bway plainly endoraed' on the outalde o( the envelope.
Bacl^ prrtpoaalniUK^, be accompanied by caab or cerCJned ebi4(^ i>H>Yble to the order of the MuAin OumrolMion of HlKhwaya for an amMtnt e«|lail to ut leaat throii pi-r cent, ot tha amoont of the propoaal. The n-iention and dl»i>o»*l llf such oaali or cheek by the Htijti- fr.m- Euiiir' Rockaway, May 17.—Ktiig6 { misaiim of IIIh-hwayK shall ronform with Sub-
' divialon 2, H«ctlon i:i« <¦«' the Hiwhway Ijiw. •a amtteded by Cbaptoi- (SS. I«»wa ot llltV.
Ttu auecaaafal kiddwr will b* re<i«in4. to cxei'ule thp contract and comrty in all rt- H](i;i.-t>i with Ke<;l|)in !',!« of thu tfishway lL.aW, i|a amended by t'barter (13.
'Ihe rlirJit ili reatr\id to rc.toCt any cr all blda.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON BOMD AND MOBTaAQ*
ADRIAN H. COURTENAY
ATTOiBNinr AT LAW
Socond National Bank Boildinf Eempitood, V. Y.
ires Suds my fherui _ y linens to hi«w ¦ slxop I 5€W.d *.
Mu. IMfDS i8 the presideot of (he Hapvy Dreeaers' Asittociation. Ha l)elleT(>8 that if a man ke^'ps hia linen In iiiiniHculate condition hc will ()" apt tl) have a lol ot frieudii mid cvprythiuj;. He aays 81 lire hid Hneni became ac quainted with our 8udH«hc huH been sending; bis friends to thie laundry. LOOK fOR SUDS « BUDS SUPREME LAUNDRY
£40 FRANKLUI STREET Hempttead, N. Y.
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HOOSE CLUB RESTAURANT
MS raONT ST., HSBIP8TBAO (UCBlar Dinner 12 to 3 and • to t
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B. F i E T Ptf^vet and HaHwood Floort
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42 MAPLE AVENUE BOCKVILU CENTRE, K X
Everyone is enthusiastic orerj Qickman photographs. These of-i fers cannot be duplicated by anyj other studio. It is an unusual op portunity for Brides, Confirmanti and Graduates.
Old photos copied better thai the^originai. Our o0er inci children. Studio open every day,
rain or shine.
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front diKjr ot jiort; owntr tan , -; it and pay iivt; | *''"*'¦ '"tonald (.Aiig-don, Walter Hautch, WUUam rtcAper mJoO. Fred Groff.
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GUCKMAN
PImHo Specialist
30 Soutk Ottm SImoI,
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