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•>!'' cut - 4 cycle - $114.50"Lawn, Garden Supplies,
Feed, Fertilizer.Free delivery Thursday.SAYVILLE FEED CO.Teleohone Sayville 9
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--77~r£"lhc HCL out of yourinter fuel costs. Here are XI
tons of buckwheat coal you canI._ve for loss than the prevail-;«. Pi'ice- eithcr on my cellarfloor or delivered.
PHONE PATCHOGUE 27r 5t2
>' f Ford Ferguson TractorI complete with implements
One 1934 Chevrolet Sedan' nne 1941 Ford cab over engine; u 15 ft. body
1 Lime sower1 new power driven cornbinder with bundle carrier.
1 Ensilage cutter - 1 Hay rake1 Hay tedder - 1 Bull trailer
1 Disc harrow
THE GIL-BART COMPANY
Potter Avenue PatchogueTelephone Patchogue 1022
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SADDLE HORSES FOR HIKEAlso riding lessons givenbv expert riding waster.
SACRIFICEBest breed of German
Shepherd puppies. - House clean.Also Labrador Retriever
Very reasonable.
Last house on Grove avenueon Patchogue BayPatchogue. N. Y.
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TOP SOIL. $15 a load delivered.Orders taken now for immediate or[all delivery. Telephone Selden 29'J6between 8 a. m. and 5 p. .... ;.tf
FIREWOOD for sale. Long IslandHouses and Lumber Co., MontaukHighway, East Patchogue. TelephoneBellport 42. 4tf
FIREPLACE LOGS, kindling woodind furnace wood. $10 per load. $5jer half load. Worthington's Woodlard, Montauk highway, Bayport.5ox 287. Phone Bayport 89. otf
1,400 EGG Lincol n incubator. Poul-,ry picker. Five brooder stovesicoal), 1 electric , 1 oil. TelephoneJonkonkoma 8279. 5t2
IPACE HEATERS for sale. James.. Barry, Randall's Road , Ridge ,telephone Shoreham 2248. ' Gtl
i'OUNG muscovy ducks, 7, 8 lbs.iOc lb. Telephone. Patchogue. 192R.08 South Ocean avenue,» Patchogue.
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LATHE ' ... h. p. motor and lathecols, sell together. 28 Woodburntreet, Patchogue after 5 p. m. Gtl
iUARANTEED daily fresh eggs,rieasseers, roasters, young meatynuscovy ducks. Local free deliveries.iobert Poultry Farm. Patchogue>72R. Gtl
)RAPES, tabic and bridge lamps ,vhite leather chair, throw rugs ,helves and mirror. Patchogue 2461 J.
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-LACK fall coat , size 16; 2 girl'srinter coats, 10-12. Excellent con-lition. Patchogue 2461J. Gtl
JSED wa rm air furnace. Some flues,'heap. Telephone Ronkonkoma 8525.
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fi NEW steel casement sash withnetal frame bronze screens. Assort-¦<i sizes. Telephone Ronkonkoma525. • Gtl937 BUICK 4-door sedan. Good coii-lition. Remington typewriter No. 10.imall motor scoot, gasoline eng ine.telephone Selden 2940J1. . Gtli METAL- BED complete, good con-ation. Single iron bed, mattress.Jahogany settee. Man's skatingJioes 11. 34 Washington avenue.__ogue 1756. GtlVINE PRESS, porch chair, padding,iur 'ap, electric heaters, chairs , rub-ier runner, furniture , other articles,atchogue 1361. GtlCOMPLETE regulation football uni-onti , size 10. Williams, Third ave-___Bayport. Gtl
,?T,ATE gas range, good condition."«« 26" bicycle, like new, $:J5.worrad's Garage, 1«8 Medford avc-__ Patchogue 932. Gtl
lEnX G0OD violin. Call Konkon-°ma 8597. Gtl
RS 20" bicycle, $15. Patchogue*J™ after 5 p. nV 6tl'HREE 6-FOOT gl^ss showcases.Wson's, :i9 East Main street, Pat-rogue. 6tl
ftULL SIZE sable dyed squirrel furvnn. S1Z« 14 - 16- 28<5 North Ocean! ___tchoguc. Gtl
1°Y£- small , coal burning, hcat-
4-Te 997? mortisinB ma«-*ine- *»£
S?NE-R Florence heater'.* Space.r i. ' .
lth outside tank and stand ,r "eating 5 rooms. Washing mach--Ji ^Selden 3785M. Gtl
!S E?S stcel furnace, ' oil , con-gyo't to coal. Telephone Bellport—- 6tL
&£7iQ coal slokcr- w™nluuei » 12 bins. Call Patchogue -55GJ.:-~-^____^__
; : Gtl"ALL CRIB, mattress, $8; car)arH Pe ,for swing, $1.50; ironing.fore 8 ' $2'50' patc,l°»Me 17'1.6J
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«t -V °i Jac'<et, $7; man 's bluew> «* - US, $15. Patchoijuc 1207R.- Gtl
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^"R00M tabl ^ . wal-nut shovcl-a-day hot water heater;6-burner S.uoothtop gas stove ; young& SU£ .(new) sizo :i8- ve,v rea-sonable Telephone Patchogue " 1907..'4 Avery avenue. Patchogue. Gtl
10 FT. HUSSMANREFRI GERATED SHOW CASE
National Cash RegisterSelf Service Type
Globe SU.'ing Machine2 Toledo Scales
G Self Service CarriagesIsland Bread display stand
Island Cracker display stand8 ft. Frozen Food case
All priced for quick sale.
W. E. COKEYEAST MORICHES
Tel. Center Moriches 4G0 & 8406tl
SILVER FOX JACKETSize 18, (4 complete foxes)
Worn few times.Value $750.
Quick sale $450.Telephone Patchogue 3G41M________
<__WOO USAW MOTOR
Reasonable.5-bumer oil stove
Studio couch, rugs,preserve jars, beds, etc.
THOMAS EVEBartlett Road
Middle Island , N. Y.Gtl
1 WHITE modern porcelain finishedcoal and wood range. Model A motor ,perfect shape. Parts to large sizegarden tractor, including new mag-neto , plow, harrow, and cultivator,etc. Bartlett Road. Middle Island.Yaphank 827R2. Gtl
SIEGLER pot burner oil heater withpower blower, used 2 months. L. R.Marchant, Main street, Yaphank. Gtl
MILKING GOAT and kids, reason-able. Also geese. Mixed FeathersFarm . Blue Point Road , Selden. Tele-phone Selden 3153R. Gtl
NATURAL skunk coat, full length,$ 165. Girl' s 2G inch bike , $15. Tele-phone Patchogue 224G. Gtl
NEW Selective Crane Co. 30-gallonhot water heater; naw Karriall Katn-per, sleeping 4 with living equip-ments for sale, cheap. 392 Groveavenue, Patchogue. Gtl
PIPE , 2" black steel pipe and assort-ed fittings for sale Saturday atGreenstock Nursery on Route 112, 2miles north of Coram. Gtl
CESSPOOL BLOCKS and covers , allsizes. Call Patchogue l.'i'JGJ. Gtl
Furniture for Sale
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Your Furniture & Appliance Store
185 Maple StreetISLIP, N. Y.
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2 SINGLE BEDSWilli niaUres.-e.- - $10 each
1 Bureau with mirror§7.00
1 Boy 's desk and chair? 10.00
1 Double bed and mattressIS 12.011
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HOLLYWOOD youth bed , ?40. Tele-phone Patchogue -'.7^7.1 . G_
7 PIECE diningroom suite. $50. Eh-mann , 110 Chestnut street. TelephonePatc hogue 14,20R. ___ Pll
Wanted To Rent
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WANTED FOR
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Help Wanted—Female
ADVICE FROM 1 W OMANTO ANOTHER.DO YOU NEED
EXTRA .MONEY FOR THEAPPROACHING CHRISTMAS?
Do you know how to operateyour home sewing machine ?Come in , we can train you tobecome a GOOD onerator forwhich we PAY a HIGH PRICE.
TO AN OPERATORAren't you tired of being amachine pusher? A good tradeis always a future and yourfuture depends on learning tomake a garment and not botch-ing iL Come to the Place—theOnly Place that makes a RealGarment.
GRECO GARMENT PLANT127 - 129 West Main Street
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Telephone Patchogue 221aGtf
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS onchildren's white blouses. H. Flax, 37Terry street, Patchogue. 19tfWOMAN , 3 days a week generalhousework. Call Patchogue 263. GtlSALESGIRL for candy shop. Refer-ences required. Telephone Patchogue2720. Gtl
WOMAN WANTED—General clean-ing. $100 per month and maintenance.5 day week. Suffolk Sanatorium,Holtsville, N. Y. 6t3
Help Wanted—MaleSEVERAL MEN TO WORK
ON POULTRY FARMYear round employment.
Good wages.WENDELL S. STILL
SELDEN, L. I.Telephone Selden 3040
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YOUNG M A N
18 to 25 yearsTo learn and practice tree surgery.
Telephone Patchogue 1233
for appointment.6t4
GENERAL greenhouse workers, rosesection. Paragon Greenhouse, EastPatchogue. Formerly Hiscojc Green-houses. 5t2
COMPOSITOR wanted for newspaperwork. The Patchogue Advance. SeeMr. Bryan. ¦. "
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SIGN" PAINTER* — "For... this local-
ity, for Big Shop. Must be A-l , ableto handle all types' of bulletin' aridtruck lettering. Write only, givephone. Box 780K K, Patchogue. Gtl
PRESSER WANTED, part or fulltime. Call P-atchogue 13,1. Gtl
WANTED — 2 second class painters.Ronkonkoma 8331. Gtl
RADIO repair man with televisionexperience. Maletta 's Radio Shop, 68West Main Street , Patchogue. Gtl
Wanted to BuyCASH WAITING
Used plumbing , lumber , stoves ,sewing machines, attic and barncontents.
OK AT PKOpposite Brookhaven Fire House
Telephone Patchogue 3G41MGtl
HAVE YOU any steam radiators forsale? Wc need G. Call Patchogue2480. Gtl
PIPELESS FURNACE , second hand .Call Patchogue 413.T after G p. m.
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WantedANYONE driving to Sperry Plant atGreat Neck or vicinity who has roomfor ride)' from Patchogue, pleasecommunicate with Box 780MM, Pat-chogue. Gtl
Real Estate WantedBUYERS WAITING. List your hous-es, estates, farms, acreage and bus-iness property. Philip Schunk, Jr.,Licensed Real Estate Broker, 44 Bak-er Street. Telephone Patchogue 252.
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Boarders WantedCHILDREN boarded by week ormonth. 480 Dare Road , Solden. Tele-phone 309!. J 2. Gt2
RELIABLE woman wishes to boardchild. 4 or 5 years old. For furtherinformation and appointment, writeBox 780JJ , Patehogiic. Gtl
FinancialMONEY TO LOAN on bonds andmortgage. John J. Roe & Son , 125East Main street. Patchogue. 30tf
Mrs. Samuel Monsell—Phone UIuc Point 1657-J<£
The calendar for the week at theBlue Point Baptist church , the Rev.1. A. Falk, minister , follows: Sundayschool at 10:00 a.m. with classes forall ages; morning worship at 11 a.m.with sermon by the pastor and an-thems by the choir; evening serviceat 8. Tuesday 7:45 p.m. choir rehea r-sal. Wednesday 8 p.m., mid-weekprayer meeting in the Fellowshiproom.
The Blue Point Fire departmenthas discontinued its month ly paperdrive, and the public is being askednot to leave bundles of newspapersat the firchouse.
The chief of Fire Police is appeal-ing to parents to instruct their chil-dren to stay off the. roads when thefire alarm sounds, particularly thosechildren who ride bicycles in the mid-dle of the road near the firchouse.The chief also issues a warning toear drivers who follow too close tothe fire truck. He warns that sum-mons will be given for fai lure to obeythe fire traffic laws.
All residents of Blue Point , eligibleto vote at the coming election , mayregister Saturday, at the firchouse.
Mrs. William E. Ritchie entertainedthe Sit and Sew club at her home onPurick street last night.
For choice meats and groceriesshop at Shand's Bayport Store.Plenty of parkins space.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hambley,Jr., announce the birth of a sou Sep-tember 30 at Southside hospital . BayShore. The baby weighed 7 pounds14 ounces and has been named Rich-ard Robert , after his two grand-fathers. Mrs. Hambley is the formerJoyce Brown , daughter of Mr. andMrs. Robert Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westenbergerand children , Paul and Ann , of NewHyde Park spent the weekend withMr. and Mrs. James Dennis at theircottage on Great South bay.
The Women 's Uuion of the Baptistchurch met in the church Tuesdayafternoon.
Miss Miriam Cragin of New Yorkspent several days last week as theguest of Mrs. Sheila F. Allen andMiss Helen J. Kingsbu ry of Danesstreet. On Thursday they had a picnicat Montauk Point in honor of MissCragin 's birthday. Mrs. Edwin Pyleof New York was their guest fromFriday until Sunday.
Mrs. Flo Kimball returned to herhome yesterday after a two weeks'vacation spent with relatives in Mass-achusetts.
The Patchogue Advance is on saleat Brown's Stationery Store and Mit-chell's in Blue Point.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Northac-ker of Madison street entertained ata house warming party on Sunday.Their guests were Mrs. J. Broad-hurst. Mr. and Mrs. T. Roskelly andtin; Misses Eleanor and Ethel Ros-kelly, Mr. and Mrs . K. Broadhurstand son , Robert , E. Rutherford , allfrom Rutherford , N . J; the Rev. Dr.II. A. Northackcr of Elmhurst, Mr.and Mrs. C. Northackcr , Mr. and Mrs.A. Northackcr , 11. Nortlvacker,Mrs. R. Harding and daugh ter, Hope,and J. Patterson , all of Brooklyn;and Miss P. Patrick of Lyndhurst,N. J.
Samuel Monsell of Namkee roadreturned home last Thursday fromPost Graduate hospital , New York,where he had been a patient for fiveweeks. Mrs. Monsell , who had beenstaying in Ozone Park at the home ofMr! and Mrs. Charles Monsell , ac-companied her husband home.
T h e Parent-Teacher associationheld a tea in thc music room of theschool September 29 to introduce thefaculty. Mrs. John J. Roc , Jr.. andMrs. Frank S. Snell were in charge,assisted by Mrs. George McCormick,Mrs. A. Clifton Spcnee, and Mrs.George Husing.
Miss Blanche Brown of Montauk ,highway entertained on Sunday witha dinner party in celebration of herbirthday. Her guests were Dr. andMrs. Albert Hamilton of Brooklyn ,Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cochrane andfamily of Patchogue, Mr. and Mis.Thomas Cochrane and family of Bay-port , Mrs.. Robert Schaefer, DclanccyBrown , Mrs. Emily Greaves and son,Robert , of Blue Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Saunders ofPleasant avenue and Mr. and Mrs.Frank Carrie of Patchogue left onMonday for a week's vacation , partof which will be spent in Dayton. O.
Herbert Hannan of thc CathedralChoir school of St. John the Divinesin New York spent Monday with hismother , Mrs. F. Watson Hannan ofDanes street and his brother andsister-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Chesterl iannai i of Atlantic avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R U . M -II Mount , Jr..and daughter . Donna, of Navesink ,N. J . were weekend guests of Mr. andMrs. Kenneth C. Mount and familyof Mad ison street.. Mrs. Hedges Edwards entertainedat bridge at her home on Park avctuiciMonday afternoon. .
The soccer team ' of the Blue Point.-chool went to Deer Park ' Mondaywhere they lust a game by u 1-0score. Today, th . -y are playing thcWest I sl ip team.
The Blu e Point Republican club willmeet in the school next Wednesdayat S p.m.
The lucal Home Bureau will -meetin the f i iehouse from 10-4, nextThui ' - d - i . - f"i ,i le.- ..HI ; on chair can-ing.
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The 'Blue Point Parent-Teacher jassociation held its f i rs t meeting ofthe season September 28 at the schoolwith the president Mrs. George F.Husing. presiding. There were 58members present; thc attendanceaward was won by the kindergarten.Mrs. James Fornataro, membershipchairman , reported 171 mem'bers en-rolled, and announced thc member-ship drive would continue throughOctober. The budget was read andapproved , and Mrs. George McCor-mick , chairman , presented the pro-gram for the coming year. It wasannounced, the fall conference will beheld in the Long Beach high schoolOctober 20; all P.T.A. members arecordially invited to attend. PrincipalDuane Hawkins, gave an inspiringtalk on present day youth problems,stressing his idea that the best wayto combat them was to put more em-phasis on the home, making it thetrue center of a child's life .
Mrs. Charles A. Monsell of OzonePark spent several days this week atthe home of Mrs. William Monselland Miss Genevieve Monsell . On Sun-day, Mrs. William Pfundstein, of Lin-denhurst, a grandaughter of Mrs.Monsell , spent the day with them.
The Board of Education will meetin the school Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Winiarski ofHartford , Conn., are spending theirhoneymoon at the home of Mr. andMrs. Richard Murgatroyd on Danesstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Franklin ofNew York were weekend guests ofMrs. Ann Cook and Misses Mary andHelen McManus at their home onBlue Point avenue.
BLUE POINT NEWS
of »lie r ema in ing Is.rue stock of groceries, etc., of <>uttc s MarKet. willbe held outdoors on Hie lot in t he rear of GITTK S HARDWARE STOREAT 17 WEST . M A I N STREET . PATCHOGUE, L. I., on SATURDAY,OCTOBER 0th at I P. M. If s tormy, Tuesday, October 12th. (ColumbusDay ) same place ;nid hour . Seals w i l l be furnished. Everything will besold in small lots to enable individual buyers to stock up on good qualityand fresh merchandise. All ;ire s tandard and well known brands. TheGutte store is now devoted solel y to hardware and house furnishings.
A l ining the articles to lie sold are canned and packaged goods asfollows: Frui t cockt ai l , pi-aclie.-, pears , grapefrui t , cherries, peas andcarrots , spinach , sauerkraut , cut beets , peas, corn , string beans, bakedbeans with tomato sauce and oven baked beans , bean sprouts, apricots,crushed pineapple , applesauce, soups , malted milk, vegetable and fruitjuices , pears , scrapple, cherries , jams, je llies, apple butter, French dressing,"vegali ," vinegar , spaghetti , "Vitolox" beef extract, soap ana soop;powders and soap (lakes, dazzle , cloro x , certo, pickles, liquid "Hehto"chocolate flavor , spices , cocoa, extracts, cake Hour, raisins, breakfast - foodsand'cereals,: .-yrups , large assortment of baby food irt glads'jar^, molasses,waffle mix , cake mix , 'candies , olives , currants, Ovalt ine, mixed and mustardpicklesOgelatiue. U-a , tea balls , mint sauce, chickory, baking powdejj , hominy,hot roll mix, pie crust mix , canned dried apples, corned 'bpcf 1'hash, lambstew, veal stew, noodles, chili sauce, grapefruit juice , grape juice, condensedand evaporated milk , fig and plum pudding and other articles.
Due to large muuitily of avticlys to .HI sold sale will -.tact promptlyat one o'clock. Please come early.
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! KAY'S Swing Club Ij CANAAN L A K E KAY ANGELORO, Owner I! (Formerl y the Melody Club) 1
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John McCuenj LAND CLEARING — EXCAVATING ?
J CRANE SERVICE — ROAD BUILDING ?
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The Lions Club of the Mastics willbe host to regional officials Tuesdayevening, November 10, it was decidedat a luncheon recently at the Pat-chogue hotel when Sal Scotto, presi-dent of the Patchogue Lions club andzone chairman of the Patchogue, Bay-port and Mastic clubs, was host torepresentatives of the various clubs.. . m
Mastic Lions to BeHosts to Officials
A new and significant contributionto the field of child development wasannounced today by Sonotone Cor-poration of E l m s fo r d, through ICharles Babula , manager of Sono- 1tone of Eastern Suffolk.
This is thc publication of "Con-serving Our Children's Hearing," aGOspagc book written by Sonotone 'sPresident, Irving I. Schachtel, whichexamines in a detailed and scientificstudy the tremendous social problemof hearing impairment aiuong Amer-ican children.
The work cannot be considered apromotion message for hearing aids;in fact, it is a plea that measures betaken to eliminate some of thecauses for hearing aids. It is pub-lished as part of Sonotone 's generaleducational program to bring homethe importance of caring for out-hearing. In this , it is a companionwork to the Sonotone-sponsortd"Human Ear in Anatomical Trans-parencies," recognized by the medicalprofession as one of the most au-thoritative textbooks ever publishedabout thc human ear.
Because it brings into sharp focusfor the first time the magnitude andneglect of poor hearing among schoolchildren, this new- book is expectedto be a standard reference* book onthe subject in all li'braries. It shouldprove of special interest to parents,teachers and educators, school boardmembers, physicians and c i v i cgroups. Free copies are available toall interested persons at Sonotone'slocal office , 5:J Oak street, Patchogue.
New Book Is Out onChildren's Hearing
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