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AUTOS & ACCESSORIES
USED MRS THATHAK E FRIEND S
1941—Chrysler Windier Sedan,G,iy — Radio, Haatet,Beautiful Condition.
1937—Packard !20. 4 Or. Trs' Sedan. Black.
1937—Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan.Blscfc. Heater.
1939—Chevrolet C!u>> Cpe. Blue":Radio. Heater.
AUTO AV-iO BICYCLE TIE£SVAIL BROS.
PEOONIC &. RIVERHEADPhone 6774 Phone 2271
LET US WINTERIZEYOUR CAR
W A N T^Sdean Low MEeage
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1*40 1-TOST DOSO}> Pickup, com-pletely ovi-rhaviU-d, good tires. 1538GMC lVi-tnn truck, perfec t condition,cab over engine , booster brakes, veryttood tires. Uud Bel-Ren , Tel. Matti-tuck S077. 19t2e
1936 CHsTVBO&ST Sedan, Rood con-dition, recently overhauled, K«oil tires.John Sle jeskl, Mattituck. SOUp
BOATS FOR SALEBOAS—35 ft. Ions. Dodse, i cylindermotor. Aul'rcv Hallock , Box 2Ci .TVcslhampton. Tel. Wcsth'pton ior.2.
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• COWS—Frank Itu>kowski , Calver-ton. Tel. Riverhead JOSi-K-SI . 19t2c
miR COnr—:; y rs . old. Freshen-ed in Oct. Burton L, Terry. PeeonL\Tel. SuuthoM 3S5C. lUUc
X 1XAM MOmsiB—Chestnut brown.Stanley Garboski. Box 112, Laurel.
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OOT OF TBS GKJDIMABY WABYChicks! The only kind you can af-ford these times! Guaranteed deliv-er? date;* on order* placed NOW!lion't be disappointed anal n nextSprint:. t!SROP Sired While !.«-K-horns-Uarred Rucks. Also U I Itedmid Ked-Hock Or^ss Chicks. Livahll-ity Guarant:-e! Pullorum Tested.Worth more but compare In pricewith usual Imichery-run chicks.Write for price list today. Win. K.Huherl, Fine Feathers Farm, """-,...:, Southampton, N. Y, ISlfo"
boon TUK ovlamtsp,—cinap. E.G. "Warner & Son. Kastport. Tel. Kar.t-purt IS. i8t2o
8 TOCVa miJXXwa CCHTO—3 heif-ers, all tests; milk cooler, hand bottleand capper; Rhode Zgland Red Pul-lets. Raymond Tarry. Southold. Tel.8788. lStTc
M1SCELIAKEOUS»V; *.*. OAB MOVOR —¦ Call Kiver-head 2270 or write P O Box 287. t .'ttlc
mUBWOOD—In stove, fireplace andcordwood lcnctns. Call Rlverrimn22B1-I' '-1S. .1. Korlln . Calvcrton. liltfc
rAJBBAHXC-MOKfiTJ WANS pump,with Vj h.p. air-cooled K<w enpincdrive . SOP sal. per hi- ., itood order,$50 cash, Sherman's Service Station,North Sea rireui, Southampton. IStlp
SXnTAfcB—Complete with machin-ery-storing facilities, both wet anddry, &as station. Call Southold 3S.or>,
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¦TOVOIVA Circulating Healer, forcoal or wood.yiratcs never uncd. Willlicat 3 or 4 robms. $50 cash. Box 2$ ~, ,Mattituck. 19tlc
ACCOKSXOXT— 12 I Bass, verv srootlcondition. Call Peconic 6957 or AdamDoroKkl . Middle Foad , Cut^hogue.
mipMAY—2,noo bales, Timothy and Al-falfa mixed. Can bo seen at East Mor-iches Farms, East Moriches. Alsopigs and hogs ready to butcher.Hairy Baker, Eastport. lOtfo
rUbE. LUIS Automobile and Truck'i'lrra and Tubes; V-S cylinder heads,genera tors, starters, auti 'innblle tools ,electric motor , $5; (*as j:ri<!die , $5;car i-i-ane, $-'iU; radio, ?r, -. vuleauizine;outfit; W-iileco dtnln); nnim set; 3-plece l iv inK room set: nun 's suits,overcoats , pants , Atwatci -Kent bat-tery radio. tS.1; rci-onls . 15c. .Mrs. .!.Cutler- , C-iitei- Morici: . l'l-.onc- 5611 .
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X BUST AJflB EEICH P U 1I O S andnuisit-a! Instruments . Howard 'I .Griir.n. Piuuo Tuner. South .Inn-,,port. Tel . Jamesport 5:5. 1 '.'U'c
WB11 AK I OFFERED fur live (;i )shares or Keahiik- Bank stork? WriteBar 2-135 , '* Co'mty Ucvi-.iw. I'.iver-bead. I'. lt lp
MSACOnSS OAK WOOD-20 cords .6 ft. ienlHli:;; ?, *1. limiili It ..; !:* i ; t syi.r. iwi l i r : . i- ( -[-r , -.. -i: V/- li .p. i-'aiitunksKnt i im. All reasona!- 1 '.- . J :uu-ani J.(:<w.Ja. Miller Plate. IStSp
AMSXICAS? RADIATOR Hot %\ atorKurnacc. .No. I-2U-W , JIO'J ; K;u,yWashing Machine , cup type withspinner wrinirer. Good condition, *IGI>.Hox 2429, % County Review, Kivcr-head. ¦ l__ i
TWO FAXMBB HAJUHZ Motors —40 h.p.p.b. Sixty. Good condition.Itiebaru Hamilton, Knst. Moriclies.Tel . Center Moriches IsS. 18t2p
QAX-VAWIZBr ? ::PK — l .ono feet of2-lneh; 20U feci ;-f ;' I j - i n i b ; in veryFood condition, liruno Tiska, Tel.Brldschainpton SO. 3"tic
SOO aUSKXIsB mUTABAOA -n-interturnips. Verv Tine nuality, $1.00 perbu. Will deliver, ii. H. Tattle, WestMain St., Rtverhci*!. Tel. 3007. 10tt{>
WOXAir» 70m JAOStET— Moleskinwith equirrel collar and cuffs, |?o.May be seen at Louis' Tailor Shop,Riverhead Theatre Building.
OVTBOAJia KOTOWS, boats, furi i i -t'lre, stoven and oil heaters, 1032Chovrolet . 1340 tleSoto sedan. PhoneOrient 13S-F-H. l itre
9WK7 POTATOX8 and yellowyams. .Tcsoph F. Cellc, Itiverhead.Phone 50!19. 9ifc
XtWMB PWBnSTJBE bniir.lit and sold.Odd:, and ends and occasional pieces.Also 1 oieeiric H--bart meat Krinder.Bedroom and dining room sets. S.Alpert, Telephone 1175 Westhampto'n.
! MuntauU Highway. 6tfc
[ tJBED FU»msxrn£ bought and sold.Odds and ends s.id occasional pieces.
' Also U. K. sliclnx- macliinc, self-stak-er. S. A l t K r t , telephone 1475, West-hampton. .Montauk Highway. SStfc
SCO OS SfOKX; XtOCVBT or red cedarposts—at 30c each. Also chestnutrails and posts, dock plllnc and (lag-poles. A. W. Pugsley, Baa Harbor,N. Y. Tel. 387-M. iltfc
POTATO KOVSE8 built at or.ee. Ek-lund and McGowan, Builders, Cen-tral Tslio. Tel. G220. 44tfc
TO RENT rUBBTXSBSS Apni'tiiii-ut, 2'/j rooms,modern , heat , Kas , c lcrlrieity, iiotwater included. 414 J-'. Main St., It;v-erh"»d 3245. I K t l p
S^ABRE BOOK-—.Suitable for 1 nr 2.Mrs. I-'red I-'lynu, Tel. JUverheaiiS225-J. - J 811|I
6 BOOM ROUBE, all Improvements.Write Box 2422, % County Heview ,RIverhead. lXtfc
Real Estate WantedSU770X.X COUNTY, farm acreage.Will give small fully rented apart-ment house In Suffolk County. Thinhouae Is modern, fine location andfree and clear. Can add cash. Mobrokers. Corrigan, Brookhaven, L. 1.N. Y. 2tfc
WANTED TO RENTUKTPU«WjaHEl> Apartment in Kiv-crhcad. Call evenings, Jamesport s*;!i.
ruleBVBXITESE WOMAN would l ike loomin village wi th breakfast and dinnerat night. Reply Box 2-I3S , % CountyHcvlew, Riverhead. l l l t l p
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BUYWOUI.D X.XKB TO BUT u serond-hand maple china closet and buffet.Tel. RIve rhead 3223. I»t3n
A.X.X. rtMB *Aliiiii ~ Land, live-stock , machinery, ears and boats.Phone Orient 138-F-14. i l t f c
BUII TO TMM VBasmraOIT B re-sponse our advertisement had broughtIn. along -.villi our regular trade, -wewere unable to serve all at that time.If any ar-i-otinta went unserved andthe Poultry tx still avaiUUle. pleasecall ax wo have increased our facili-ties for thiu additional business.Poultry Wanted—no llock too smallor too iargc for ns to handle. CashPaid on purchase. Bernstein's Pin kService. Call Main Office, Center Mor-iches 16 or residence. Center Mor-iehes 277 or 114. ISt-l c
f i t T l l TO SVT—ANTIQUES,ORIKNTALL. RUGtS - FtTRNITURU -CHINA - BISQUE FlOtmES - OLDSII/VISR AND QLASe. NorrncEBowers , 2S9 North Windsor avenue,BrSjrhtvratcrs. N. Y. 7tfc
OLD BOOKS, Old magazines, oldglass , old si lver , old bric-a-brac, andi int i ' i i i c lurnitui-e. A. K. Raynor,Hampton r;ays, phone Hampton Bays262. lOtlgf
POWX.T**—All mna*, any qukotity.Drop me a card or call Patchocue 228 ,and I will call with th» caaik. DAVIDWEINBERG. Patchoaa*- I> I- l'H»
GCKD WOOI»—Harfl. Any QuantitJ.L. I. Farmers rartilizer Corp M!n-eola. I>- I. Phone Qaraea City MOO.
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REAL-ESTATE80 ACBES Fimsr&E X.AKE— NearRivcrhead, 2 , 0U0 fl . frontage on pavedhighway, will divide. Casii or terms.Call A. Mottola , Kawtpo rt 1 1 3. 19t2c
OOOD P O T A T O TAaH "n SoundA venue. Write Hox 2130, 7o CountyReviews 18'2"
1S-ACKE TABai on Middle Countryroad in Smithtown. Lindner Farms.Call Smithtown 1007. 17tfc
FINANCIALrjrVSSTMEBTr CSWHBBIr-For Insti-tutions, Kstatf.s or . Personal Funds—conservative objectives.
CKAXIiZ^ s. «3«tOK»BTXi»r,0 Broad St., N. V. 4 Bo. Gr.- 9-70/2.Jtesidence Phone Islip 119S. IStfc
ounr * M *-m jesa*r *o Z>OAX—On enr-Ail Brat laortgatfaa. VraL-LIAJS I. HATTR1CX. t« Waat MainStreet, Klvaiisai *•"«
SERVICEEXiBCTmOXtUX rSBRB — Have yourKlectroiux serviced for the. durationbv our Uondeti Servicemen. Call Pat-chogue 2541 , or write Klectroiux Cor-poration, 24 West Main Street , Pat-chogue. 17_e
Service and repairing of all makesSewing Machines by expert 10 yeariwith Singer Sewing Machine Co. Alsorepairs on all makes Vacuum Clean-ers, 5 years' experience with Klectro-I n x Co. C a l) Ittvcrhoad 2081-W orwrite ratelionu o P. O. Box 167. 12tfc
Ait M6.XE8 BEFXiaEBATOBS re-paired and serviced. Kxport ,work-manslilp service. Man work territoryfrom Itiverhekd cast Monday. Wed-nesday, and Friday. Write P. O. Box1B7. Suffolk County Home ApplianceService. Patchogue. N. Y. Phone Riv-crhead 2081-W. U_
BUSINESS" AtJOTIOWEB* — J. YATZXT, OEK-EBAX. ATJCTXOKBBB. riX^TS —tiaixzm. cAaar axrrca or ammt-AL KCBCBAKOXEgj;, AXTZQVXM ftHOVIBROX.B "WEarxTVBli. Horth-port. Xi. I. rboae S1». X«tBStc
REPAIR WORKOil Burners cleaned and adjusted,l-'urnaccs vacuum cleaned. Hxpertservice. Moderate charge. Call Itivei-bead 2081-W , or write patchogje. Box107. 12tfc
PROFESSIQHAL"B. GABPrElD COB^mV—-Teachei- ofpiano and trumpet; also tunes andrepairs pianos. Box 144, Aquebogue.Tel. Jamesport 551. X4lfu
Thirty-dlght priir.nor.":, the small-est n;;moer nir.ee 1!)13 , obKcrvod. theChrisimai; holiday i;i Su^H.- Coun-ty Jai i . . it RiwUiead.
Umirr ti .e- direction of SheriffWil l lan-- C McCollom and Mrs. Mc-Collcm, r,.id Warden William Stochlth. '¦is i i tc is were served a turkeyd:r ;. -, cLir.:,!;tc witii ;jl the "fix-in 's" on " -ristmas Uay.
On Chr'y n&s Eve, holiday exor-c ises w c v held in the moss roomof the jail , with candy, oiangcs andcigarettes being distributed ?.rnongthe prisoners. Tho Rev. JosephSlckns'u. uastor of the ImmaculateCcr.cepi- . i. R C Church , "Westhamp-ton Bciieh , gave an inspiring ad-'ir^Es tpnropriate to the holiday
Sh-r;.? McCollom, discunsinff thelimited number of prisoners at theclose of 1943, predicted that therewould be approximately 18 to 20%less commitments in 1944. It is in-teresting to note that there are jiowomen prisoners in Suffolk Countyjail , at the present time.
Oilristmas AtCounty Jail
Legal NoticeNOTIC.'K OV DISSOIX'TiON
STATE OF NEW YORK,DEPARTMENT OF STAVE, s?:
I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that acertificate of Dissolution of HAMP-TON DAIRY, INC hes been filedin thi3 department this day aidthat it appears therefrom that suchcorporation has complied with sec-tion one hundred end five of theStock Corporation Law, and that Iti.° dissolved.
GIVEN IN DUPLICATE undermy hand and official seal of theDepartment of State, at the Cityof Albany, this twenty-ninth dayof November, one thsusaud ninehundred and forty-three.
SEAL THOMAS J. OTJRRANDept, of State Secretary of StattState of New York
By FRANK S. SHARP,Deputy Secretary of State
(Continued from n&ge B>only it, but four more l A;;d whenI t>skcd If it wasn't at least good forbusiness, the clerk shrugged: "Per-ns pa—if we can live to enjoy it." Isuspected sarcasm, but when I sawthe weary lines around his eyes,the nervous twitch of his should-ers, I realized he was all too ser-ious.
I wonder why people don't seethe dangers ahead and understandthat trmlr anxiety to protect them-selves against inflation by acquir-ing things is the speediest way tobring it about.
Tho average person hasn't theslightest idea of inflation. Theywercn t In Germany when it be-came necessary to hire a ta?.'-cabor trundle a wheelbarrow to carrythe marks it took to buy a lot f of
bread. That type ot inflation i.sn'tgoing to happen he.-c, but if peopledon't bchsve sensibly, they aren'tgciniT to like the renults of theirfolly. Buy what you need—even tholuxuries which sometimes rrive lifeIts biggest zest—but don't buy justfor the sake of buyimj or hoarding.You'd be better to get n war bond,which is n t only h e l p i n g theeventual victory, but nets as astabilizer to the heart-beat of dom-estic economy and a protection fortho future.
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ret F.ACH WKK ORDEflfD THWEAFTER ADD ONf HALF THE COST «•THE FIRST INSERTION.
Ml Your C H K V R O r, E TCAR or TRUCK needs REPAIRS or PARTS
We Are Bemd§ To Serve You.WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE Q¥
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Good Night's Rest.Most beds are too soft. Restfulsleep can bring you new health andreal comfort.
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BED BOARDDesigned to orthopedic specifica-tions, and sleep morG restfully.Placer! under your mattress it cor-rects the sagging bed that strain:your back muscles and leaves youfatigued and achy in the morningCompactly designed to give reliefwherever you are . . . al home,travelling, or visiting.Made of genuine resin-bonded ply-wood, durable, shellac finish.
SIZES AND PRICIS30" x 60" for twin ortingle beds — $5.00
36" r. 60" for thr«c-«.wcrterteds — $7.00
Ask yqur doctor. You'I! tlndthat he approves.
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HELP WANTED Otmi. OB WOMAN for K C I I C T ;I I IIMUSI -work. Nle«-| > in or nut , urn! .salary,whole or pari time. Mrs. l lolvrt Levy,!Mi S lluaiu'llo Avi -.. K i v c i luad. Tel.t 'l i T . IPt-'f
EZrZSIliaCXD OOOK, iKHisckDCPcr ,rninitanlnn Ii * liul y l iving alnni; iK-u rSiiutiiaiiiDtnn. Answer i 1 <> Hox 1 1 1 ,Soullinini>U>n , L. I. l i ltlr
TOWIT» LADT for K i l n ral oillcc workIn old ( s ta l i '.lslieil f irm. Write ])ox-1 :i4 . 7, Cuuntv IS i iv iew , Itiverhciul.
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SOTZT.OKV TO nODVCI ami deliverabout »-i'fi iituirtH of rleh luilk milki la l ly . l i . 'iul in-iee w i l l lie paid. K.Kclivvi ill 's Dalw, Konthamptun. laife
OrP.TOS l i lMX, for Btiiern l work. Ap-ply to Hox Stil l , '.I County Review.Itlverlicad. lTtfc
10C2T!"' HSST to learn tree triinrnlntr.1^: : • iiuai work. Asplundh Tree Kx-1's.i t, Co , <;;, < \v. Main St., Rivcrhead.
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LOST?&--' COO*«P SPAKIBI.. with har-Ti e ;- .-Mv 1! leash; please return to R.H v l v l a i-' ir th , B3.1 ( istranner ave, !el.HI ' - i -head 32 M. Ileward. l f t lc
T Sgt. Philip Griffin, USA, re-cently leturned f rom the S o u t hPacific, and was married on Dec. 4to Mi;;5 Venice Ball in Ogden, U.Tiiey CMITO cast and spent a weekwith his uncle and aunt , Mr. andIv?rs . Fhilip Gordon. Mrs. Griffiniias returned to Utah and Sgt.Grinln is taking instructions forAviation Cadet in Mississippi.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Braun andel*, ilrtren of Grccnlawn; Mr. andMrs. Nelson CoHin3 and daughter,Patricia, and Mrs. Jack Beeht cfBrooklyn, visited their parents. Mr.and Mrs. Edward Colli ns, duringChristmas week-
Mechanics and mechanics' helperswanted in essentin! industry. VailEros., Riverhead & Peconic.—Advt.
The Misses Ruth a n d DorothySwezcy are spending the holidayvacation with their parents, Mr.and Mrs. Chester Swozey.
In the Elimination Oratoricalcontest held in the High School lastThursday evening, Ruth Wandii of
tho vVes^:.i.nr>U'!> H'.rrh School wonthe mcaal s.z f i r m prize winner withher compcslt!cr», "The Light cl theWorld."
Mi sg Marjoric Griffin of theMethodist hospiUI and fiance, Rob-ert Baumer cf Boston, visited hergrandmother, Mrs. Sarah Gordon,last week-end.
Miss Doris Pepoon of OncontaState Normal ichool, is at the homeof her parents, Rev. and lire.Charles Pepoon, and Miss PhyllisYoung of the same college is at thehome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Frank Young for the holiday sea-son.
A Union Watch Night »«rvic«will be held at the BiDie Protes-tant church Oil Dec. 3%, 9 to mid-night, the churches of Mc-vIcJies,Mnrioi'viUe u/»d the AJHsnee churchcf KiverheaJ , taking part.
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ACTIVE WOMENWHITE OR COLORED
NO AGE LIMITFor light domestic duties; pcid vs.cation; auton tic salary ir.crMsePermanent work.
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North Dakota is especially proud ofthe fine quality Certified Seed Pota-toes it has to offer this season. Scien-tifically grown in an ideal environ-ment under strict State Inspection.
Insist th«» your deakrsupply yeu wirh
msrn BAKOTACERTSFSE^ SEE0 POTATOES
Stare Seed D@pir, T-atQO, N. D.
The King's Daughters Circle willhold their annual meeting at thehome of Mrs Everett H Vail onJan 6 at 2 p m. Reports of officersand committees will be read andelection of officers will follow. Ainrpe attendance is requested. Thework of the circle has been verysuccessful during the past yearwith Mis3 Edith Nowell the faith-ful president. A largo box of cloth-i;i^ was sent to the New YorkSoei"tv for the Prevention of Cruel-ty to Children as a CUristrnas giftwhich for many years has been thecustom, in July a box was alsosent.
TTie word comes from Miss IdaWign'rts who lias a happy homein the Episcopal Home, Brooklyn,th»t she is fueling fairi y we!!. Hermind often turns back to th? ¦'¦¦*home. East Marion. All here wis,,her a happy New Year
Peter Dykcvits .spent Chi;st;i;a. :with his mother, Mm Str.nlcy Dy-kcvits. Peter is taking a cc-urnein the officers training school inNew Louden.
Walter Cook, who is ir. the NavalAir Force, Is somewhere on theother side of the Atlantic.
Sgt Joseph Gctches made hlaparents happy on coming home forthe Christmas tide. Joe is lookingfine and is interested In the servicefor his country.
The children of the public schoolpresented a very interesting enter-tainment on Dec It entitled"Mothers Goose Toyland." MarilynBrown was Mother Gooic. She wasr-dvi^ed by Santa Claus and assist-ed by Na:;cy Preston and two veryprr-'ry fairies. There was a l?.rgc-ussortmeiit of mechanical toys suchas elephants, rabbits, clowns end "cat and a jumping jack. As Uiewell known vcrsei were recited ourold friends from the pages ofMother Gcose presented themselvessuch as the pie man and SimpleSimon, Mary Quite Contrary, John-ny Green, Little Miss MufBtt endmany others. Four small boys at-tired in the uniforms of the Army,Navy, Marines «nd Coast Guardmarched and counter marched tothe strains of war time music. TheChristmas note was heard in sev-eral recitations and the childrensang a carol
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For Every EmergencyFoi* Inimediule 'DeHvery
Wholc&jlc or Retail — One Ton cr e Carload
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JOSEPH V. HKIXYA U C T I O N E E RS*les conducted In
Suffolk County1)7 Union AvcnuaRIVERHEAD, N. Y.
Phona 2737
luy your chisli from « *M! m>'*rnoro mosty from tgat o»J broUtss.tr,3 htm qtwWy Hoolu *o pay boH«profiti. M«U wro of your profili •««ordtr ihoi* quality brad eMcb.
HATCHED TO LIVEOur Modern Robb ns Elec-tric Incubators p roducestong, husky chicks thatlive and pay- A U. S. approv-
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Phone Center Moriches 427East MoricKoi, N. Y.
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