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When w l i s i i ' s h i s name first printedl s v I;. |.. L I l l u l e hook

The "a . s l .I knew ..._ \v l a , a .a> i t' I ' l l . - day il had a look .

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Thai Kcemeil In he i ! . .- caperFtir nny .......... I hrain.

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I I " a- I 1I1K.I Hiv." l*l«U a . . "l i t'I ' n h i i n v. I i " n i . i i l a . I I M - map.

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WHY THEY DO IT.

Druggists Smith and Salmon Give Reasons for

Selling at Half-Price .

"It isn ' t of ten that wc have faithonou^ h in the medicines put up by otherpeople to bo wil l ing to olTer to refundthe money if it does-; not cure," saidDrujj sKists Smith and Salmon to[onc oftheir many customers, "but wo areglad to sell Ur. Howard 's specific forthe cure of constipation and dyspepsia.

"The Dr. Howard Co., in order to geta quick introductory sale , authorized usto sell tho regular l i f ty-cent bottlo oftheir specific for half-price , 2.r> cents,and although we have sold a lot of itand guaranteed every package , not onehas been brought back as unsatisfac-tory.

"We are still selling the specifi c athalf-pr ice , although we cannot tell howlong we shall be able to do so. Anyperson who is subject to constipationsick headache , dizziness , liver trouble ,indigestion or a general played outcondit ion , ought to tako advantage ofthis opportunity. If thc specific doesnot cure them , they can come ri ghtback to our store , and we wil l cheer-fu l ly re fund their money. "

ISLIPAccording to the estimate of expenses

of the Town of Islip for the ensuingyear , there wi l l be needed the sum of|210,896.52,'and which brings the taxrate up to $1.20 on each S100, an in-crease of 34 cents over that of lastyear . The principal items of the bud-get are $3,720 for dock and town housebonds and interest , $15,150.71 for new-highways , $50,000 for maintenance ofthe town highways,[$3,900";for mainten-ance of bridges, machinery and snowfund; $1,500 for maintenance of towndocks , $2-1,300 for concrete s idewalks ,$4,500 for building WagstafF's bridge,,..., :")l)0 for town bu i ld ing in Sayville ,$1,475 for new bridges, .§10,025.26 forstate tax , $01,623.44 'Jor county tax ,

51,650 f o r f i t i 's of T. M. Gril l ing andJoseph Wood , attorneys in the Babylon-Islip bav case , and various other items.

Alden S. Swan has soldjhis propertyof fifteen acres at Ocean avenue andMaple street to Benj amin S. Raynor.The land has a 900-foot frontage onthe West creek , 900 feet on Oceanavenue and 1,000 feet on Map le street.The purchase price is said to be about$0.00(1 and it is thought to be for thelish company, which may erect a largepacking plant and icehouse on theproperty. Mr. 'Swan and the companysome time ago had differences over thecompany 's locating there.

On November 21 a postal savingsbank Will be opened at the Isli p postollice.

BAY SHOREf o l l o w i n g an attack of lock jaw , re-

su l t irig from stepp ing upon a rustynai l , which penetrated his l e f t foot ,Captain Daniel Jarvis Thurber , wellknown to patrons of Water Island andOcean Beach , died in Seney hosp ital inBrooklyn on Sunday last. CaptainThurber was a native of Patchogue andwas 71 years of age. He had followedthe bay for a livelihood nearly his wholelife . With in a few weeks he and hiswife were to have celebrated theirf i f t ie th wedding anniversary in theirnew cottage now under construction atPatchogue. Besides his widow, heleaves five children , Mrs. E. Hildreth ,of Sayville; Frederick C, John andLe Roy Thurber and Mrs. EdwardBaker , of Patchogue. Mr. Thurberhad been working on his boat a weekago last Saturday when the accidentoccurred. Every attention was giventhe wound , and he was removed to thehospital on Saturday, the day beforehis death. Mr . Thurber besides con-ducting the two beach resorts had alsomanaged the Central hotel in Patchogue,now in charge of his son Frederick.

There could be no better medicine than Cham-berlain 's Cough Remedy. My chi ldren were allsick w i t h whooping cough. One of them was inbed , had a high fever and was coughing up blood .Our doctor grave them Chamberlain 's Couch Kemdyand the lirst dose eased them , and three bottlescured them ." says Mrs. ft. A . Donaldson , of Lexinn-ton . Miss . For sale by all dealers.

The Cann iba l ."And w h a t , " asked the cannibal

chieftain in his kindest tones—"whatwas y a a i i r business before you wi recaptured by m.v men '."

"I was a newspaper man," unsw- . re.lthe ( i i .iA.ivc.

"Au editor?""No; merely it subeditor.""Cheer up, .vming iinin! Shortly ti i'i.-i

my . he . has linislied h i s pern - . i l "i ' i ! >cookbook cou v, i l l I e I 'I '.II ' i" i . i ( .. c '."

lj iughiti*: hi ' i i r l i ly :ii h i s i- u:.. .,i. ,h(•it nu I bill .-liii ' f wauled i» I.n.. . '.' Hii-iti'th i " liml si r unny lm.. .*. . i, .| ...

CAUSE FOR ALARMLoss of A p p e t i t e or Distress After Eat-

ing a Sy m p tom That Should NotBe Disregarded.

Appetite is .j ust a natural desire forfood. Loss of appetite or stomach disiress af ter eating Indicate indigestionrn- ilyspi-psi.i. Over-eating is a habitvery dangerous to a person's good generiil hen Uli.

I t is nut what , you esit . but wha t youdigest uiu l assimilate tha t does you ,good. Snme of the s trongest , heaviest,and healthiest persons are moderateouters . |

There is nothing tha i will causemore trouble t i s in a disordered stom-ach , and : *•:! ny people daily contra "" !serious r.isi '¦¦.jes simply through tli- sregard os- iibu.-.*? o * t l i " s' o .- .i.- i . h.

W" r.i'co nl! w '.io suffer from anystomach dera n gement, i• i I : - _• • • - s ' ..11 . ot(I .s - p e i a - i s i . wlie 'h-l- f ini te • - i .ironiclo try l. i".. - 'l 1 M-spr-p-da T-tl.le:.**, n-i .i.i l l " ( INUiio l i inders landin* ' l i s . " tv • wi!!refund i s s ' i r money wi ' iou t one'stlonor form:: *ii!y. if after r '-asormbli use ofth i s m. (1 i"c . they, nrr- not perfectlysatisfied \\ •' 'i t h e results W"** recoramend tl.e:: to om- customer ! e "I";d.iy. ::nd I IT .- , ' vol to heir ' f nny onwho 1: is uot been benefited by the::!We hones:: -,- believe them !o be v.*:; ' :e s i t Pijti.il. They "_ i v e very prompt relief. ..l.lill-; to neutralise the gas-.tr'. 'juic s. strengthen the digestive orgs ¦•!• ¦.ro r _ i ib . tc t h • 1. 'M -aa '.s . a n d t h ' is t i promote perfect nutrition , and erndlenti1a l ! nn hea i t h y symptoms.

We ur*:.- you to try si 2.".. " . box o!Rtwull I ' .¦• • sn-i -isi Tablets , which -,'iv a ' s1." d a y - ' treatment. At the end oftha t time, yonr money wil l be returnedto you if you sire not sntistiod. Ofc.aur- e. in chronic cases length of treat-ment varies For such cases , we havetwo larger sizes , which sell for r.<V.find .?1.00. Remember, you can obtainKexa.ll Uemodi.es in this oominnnU?onlv at our store—The Uexali Store

C. E. Winegar , Babylon

EDITORIAL CLIPPINGS

If readers who sincerely wish toknow the merits of the increased taxa-tion question , over which the Republi-can party organs, with more zeal than jdiscretion , are Raising a din loud enoughto be heard in Africa, will read the fig- 'ures of the loc.il assessed valuation in !the several tovims of this county, they Iwill be apt to have their eyes opened.They will find/ that the highest per- 'centage was 72 in Islip, and the lowest42 in Babylon , and that the average ofthe ten towns was 62. These beingthe officially recorded figures for Suf-folk , what ivas the State Board ofEqualization to do? Its sworn duty isto equalize by taking off from thecounties assessed at a rate above theState average and to spread the sumso taken over counties assessed belowthe average. Suffolk is assessed belowthe average and the State Board raisesher equalized valuations accordingly.Taxpayers may not like this increase,but if they are candid they will notblame the State Board for the resultwhich is wholly the fault of the localassessors. When Suffolk's assessorsraise their valuations from 75 to 80 percent, of the full value, the State Boardwill have little or no occasion to raisethe equalized valuations. —GreenportWatchman.

The miner,,, tungsten (the namemeaning heavy stone) has been knownfor many years, but only comparativelyrecently has it 'Oecome of economic im-portance. Tha most important use,according to Frank L. Hess, of theUnited States Geological Survey, andthe one which makes tungsten min ingon an extensive scale possible , i.s a.s analloy for tool steel. Lathes using toolsmade from tungsten steel may bespeeded up until the chi ps leaving thetool are so hot that they turn blue , anoperation wliich would ruin the temper jof high-carbon steel. It is stated thatabout five times as much can be donewith lathes bui lt for such speed andwork as can be done by the samelathes wi th earbon-steel tools. From16 to 20 per cent, of tungsten is ordina-rily used in lathe tools. The mel t ingpoint of tungsten is exceedingl y hi gh —4,576 degrees F. Tungsten also has animportant use in making incandescentelectric lamps, crucibles for electricfurnaces, and various other articles.

AT THE HIPPODROMEThere are more than 200 animals in

this year 's show at the Hippodrome, afeature that appeals specially to youngfo ks. An entire flock of shei p issj en to saunter down the mounta in sidein the Alp ine scene. Elephants , camel ,sacred oxen , a bull , sacred ebus , burrosand horses as well as dogs , form par tof the many pageants that are inter-spersed in gorgeous succession through-out the big show. The Ballet of But-ter flies is thought by many peop le tobe the finest ever shown on the Hi ppo-drome stage. In this scene a forestfire and its finale of devastation areintroduced. Other features tha t con-tinue to draw crowds to the big buil.l-ing at the twice daily shows are thedesert scene, introducing a tr ibe ofgenuine Berber Arabs from the out-skirts of Tunis , the gr^at Durbar scenein the gardens of the Grand Viz ie r 'sharem , the bulliring in Seville , Venice ,and the Granl canal by moon l igh t ,Windsor castfc, England; Blarneycastle, Ireland J etc.

Don't waste youfltnoney buying s t rengtheningplasters. Camberttin's Liniment is cheaper andbetter. Dampen A piece of flannel wilh it andbind it over the aft* ted parts and it will relievethe pain and sorenasa. For sale by all dealers.

SUNDAY SCHOOL.Lesson VII.—Fourth Quarter, For

Nov. 12, 1911.

THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

Text of the Lesson , Dan. v, 17-30.Memory Verses, 25-23—Golden Text ,Eccles. xi i , ^A —Commenta ry Pre-pared by Rev. D. M. Stearns.

We arc glad to have another lessonin Daniel , but it may be so long be-fore we ret urn to t h i s book t h a t itmay be wise to glillicc si t t!:e book asa whole and outline its contents . Itis Ihe book of the times of t l ie gentiles un t i l the time of the kingdomshall come when Daniel's city andpeople shall have their transgressionsblotted out and shall enjoy the ever-lasting righteousness of chapter ix,24. Any one ean make an out l ine tosuit himself , but the following, bychapters, may suggest a better one.I. Daniel' s purpose of heart. II. Thestone kingdom to till tho earth. 111.The image worship, or the furnace.IV. The proud humi l i a t ed . V. Thejudgment oti the blasphemer. VI. Thetriumph of God over His enemies.VII. The everlasting kingdom (paral-lel witli chapter ii i . V I I I . Kingdomsfriendly to Daniel' s people. IX. Dan-iel's prayer mul Gabriel's prediction ofthe seventy-sevens. X. Gabriel's sec-ond visit lo Daniel. XL Antichristnnd his over throw. X I I . The kingdomto follow t h e resurre ction of t h e Just.•in.l lhe great, tribulation. 1< rom evensuch an outline as this we see thattlie portion assigned for today 's lessonis just the story of a sample leader ofthe devil's followers , whose end Issurely foretold in I' s. ix , 17; Matt ,xxv , 41. I t is part of t l ie great king-dom story of l i ie book and must beconsidered iu t h a t connection as wollas in its personal relat ion to indi-viduals. It is the record of a drunkenrevel witb which Uml interfered sud-denly. It was a grea t gathering ofgreat people iu the eyes of the world ,and doubtless those invited felt asmuch honored ns Hainan did (Es.v, 5) when invited to the banquet ofQueen Esther. The golden aud silvervessels which had been taken fromthe temple of the Lord at Jerusalemwere used as common dr ink ing ves-sels, and they praised all gods exceptthe liv lug and true (lod.

In the midst cf their drunken revelrya very strange and s tar t l ing thinghappens, for thp lingers of :v man'shand are seen wri t ing words upon theplaster of the wall of the k ing 's pal-ace, and Ihe king saw the part of thehand that wrote (verse 0). The kingis filled with trembling and dismay,nnd all his wise men are called to in-terpret the words, but they eould notread the writing (verse 8). This isthe third t ime in this book that thewisdom of this world failed to under-stand the things of God (ii , 10; v, 27).How true it is that "the things of GodUnoweth no man , but the spirit ofGod" (I Cor. ii , 10). AU the wisdomof this world is utterly at fault con-cerning things heavenly. The opinionsand surmises of people are not worththe breath that utters them when theyventure upon the things of God. Thereare unseen agents al l about us , andwhile the hand of the Lord is againstHis enem\ps it is upon all them forgood tha t seek Him (F.z. vii i , 22. .The queen hears of the unusual andstart l ing event , nnd , coming into thebanquet house and seeing the k inggreatly troubled and his lords aston-ished and the wise men helpless, sheremembered Daniel and his marvel-ous skill In in te rpre t ing hard th ingsIn lhe days of Nebiichadiiezzer , andshe said . "I.i'l Daniel I.e .a i led and li 'sw i l l show Hi.- interpretation" (verses10-12). When Dan lol came into thepresence of the king he w.-is told ofthe i n a b i l i t y of all t he wise mon tointerpret t h e w r i t i ng and was offereda great reward or groat rewards ifhe would do it (verses 13-10). Dis-da in ing the proffered rewards, Danielsaid , "Yet I will read the wr i t ing untothe king nnd make known to him theinterpretation" (verso IT) . We i h i n kof Abraham 's rejection of t h e offer ofthe k ing of Sodom, of Elisha's re-jection of Xaams in 's g i f t s and ofPeter's remark t l i . i t the things of Godcannot be purchased w i t h money. Therefusal of the man of God to go homewi th Jeroboam or accept his g i f ts(I Kings x i i i i is also on t h e same l ine .

Da niel then reminded (l ie k ing ofwhat the most high God had done forhis father a i n l how lie liad humbledh im and added fearlessly and sa 'sirdi-ingly. "Thou hnsl not humbled thin *heart , (hough thou knowest a l l t h i s ,but hast l if ted up thyse l f against theLord of heaven. * » * and Die Godin whose h a n d t h y breath is andwhose are a l l t h v wnvs hsist t hou notglorified" (verses 22, 23). What asearch ing word for m u l t i t u d e s of peo-ple .' The t i m e of a l l earthly kingdomsis fixed. Only the kingdom of God iseternal. The Lord is a God of knowl-edge, and by Hiui actions are weighed(I Sam. ii. 31. (bit* days are numbered,our thoughts and act ions weighed, andthe life story in n mortal ivuly will brfinished some day. However muchriches and honor may have been ob-tained, the question conies , "Thenwhose shall those th ings he?" As tothe condition of those who rebelagainst God. let tho word s of the LordJesus In Luke xvi . 2'.'.: Mark ix. 43-18tell t i l l who desire to know . See alscRev . xx. 15.

Babylon may perish, but Daniel andall who . like h im. do the wi l l of Godshall cont inue and abide forever.What shall ir profit though ;i mangain the world nml all Us pleasure lihis soul is not .saved?

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LEGAL NOTICES

The People State of New York.TO

WILLIAM A. MCLENNAN;Bessie H U -.IK.1I if l iv in j _ r , and to her personal

representatives, heirs at law and next of k in , ifshe be dead;

Ethel McLennan , daughter of K e n n e t h McLen-nan, deceased , and the other heirs at law and nex tof kin of said Kenneth MeLonnan , deceased , ifl iv ing, and to their respective personal representa-tives, heirs at law and nex t of k in . if dead ;persons interested in the estate as li. - .r* at lawand next of kin or otherwise, of MunlockMcLennan InUs tif the Town ..f Jsi i /> . County nl'Suffolk, deceased , Send Ore. i i n - .':

WJ1KKAS . Emily M. Dul '-uls (formerly KmilyMary McLennan) a leKatee named in the wi l l ofHafr) deceased , fai . ly appifed lo our Surrotfiite'HCourt of the County of Suifolk . .. have a ei.-rlaininstrument in w r i t i n g bearing date t h e __ "»th davof October, ln!'7, relat ing to \«,;U rea l and personalproperty, d u l y proved as the Last Wi l l arid Testa-ment of t he said deceased.

THEREFORE. You and each of yon an- citedto appear before our said Surrogate <-u the Surro-gate's Office in the village of Uiverhead and Tow nof Uiverhead, in the County of S u f f o l k , on Mon-day the 18th day of December, 1911, at one o'clockin the afternoon of tha t tlay, to at tend the probateof the said Last WiU and Testament, and to showcause why letters of admin i s t r a t inn on said estateshould not be granted to John O. VanCleft .

And such of you as are hereby cited as are underthe a^e of twenty-one years are required to appearby your guardian , if you have one. or if you havenone to appear and apply for one to be appoi nted,or in the event of your neglect or f a i l u r e to do soa guardian wi l l be appointed by t h e Sumtj-r iUe torepresentand act for you in t l ie preeecdinff.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, We have cause.!the Seal of the Surrogate's Court of our saidCounty of Suffolk to be hereunto a.Jixed.

Witness, Hon. WILLIAM G.N ICO LL, Surrogateof our said Countv . at Uiverhead , N. Y., t b i s 23rdday of October, 1911.

(i- s.) N A T H A N O. PETTY,Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

JOSEPH WOOD,A torney for Petitioner,

Sayville. Suffolk Countv. >,*. Y. S'-f '.w

SUPREME COURT-SUFFOLK COUNTY.John Diet;:.

Plaintiff,against

A n n i e Baker and others.Defendants.

In pursuance of an interlocutory judgment inpartition duly made and entered "in the aboveen t i t l ed action and bearing date the f t t l i day ofOctober. UM I , I , the undcrsii-.ned . the Keferee insaid decree named , wi l l sell at I' ublie Auction tothe highest bidder in front of the Office of thuTown Clerk of the Town of Habylon , located onWelwood avenue near Hoffmann avenue, in theVillage of Lindenhurst, in the Town of Babylon,Suffolk County. New York, on tho 18th day ofDecember, I9JI , at 12 o'clock noon , the premisesdirected by said decree to be sold and thereindescribed as follows: "A LL those certain lots ,pieces or parcels of land , s i tuate, tying and bein^in the Village of Lindenhurs t, ( former ly Breslau)in the County of Suf fo lk and State ..i New York ,together w i t h the buildings and improvementsthereon erected and more par t icular ly known anddesignated as and by the lot numbers seven (7).eight (* ^ ) and three CI) , in Block No. 4. in SheetNo. 1, on a certain map e n t i t l e d "Map of proportyof Welwood , L. I. made by Jonathan Sammis.Surveyor, anil on file in the Ollice of the Clerk ofthe County ot Sui fo lk ."

Dated October li t . I t ' l l .J O H N M. W A U U , UEKEHEE.

BA C H K R & K LEINAttorneys for Plaintiff ,

935-— 957 11 road way, 9-GwBorough of Hrooklyn , New York Ci ty .

NOTICE OF MEETING.A n a.l j aai i rra .- . l i.ii'.-iinv' n f the l',i,ttr* l nf Super-

visors of .Suffolk County will In.- .U'l.. id in ro'.t.lHin i)> . - < ' .,ij,-i Jla,.),. ", Hiv.-rb.-a-J, N. y . Monday.S'./v.-inla. r 18, I'.ii 1 , s.i 7:8u 1" . M.

A l l ( ' ' - rva f i - having (.'inirrii. attain".] Ih*i 'sounty;.!-. ' ra- '(IJ. 'M.-a | I n J in -a.•(.I I f . '- hi...... In llltl t-Uirk ntor Imfori: tin: i i .ca- a,f rn. ..linn.

All rtiiiina. mimt. Ina a i a i i v vvrif'siil an.l I *- u,ii,U-. an i a,r i lilii .ikH obtained from any Su|i..rvi_ior nrf r o m ih .- I I . rk.

Dated, Kivcrhetul , N. V'., N'ovembor - . 1911.M YR ON I-: . OVEKTON. Clerk.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS J

Babylon Town

Bingham, M A to M K Menah , lot west sidehighway leading from A m i t y v i l l e to Karmingdale,adjoining County l ine road, Babylon town , nomi-nal .

Burns , J C to K Burns, lot adjoining land of DSmith and E Carll, Sumpwams creek . Bah-. Ion ,

I . eLe H i . -. K W t o S I' Wanser, lots 213 to 29."ir. r i t .Mv- : lots -'.'¦"• t . i . : « '.i inclusive, map of propertyformer ly belonging to N T and N O Clock , situatea! A m i ' \ ville, n o m i n a l .

Same to same, 1 acres, corner Coles and Rich-mond avenues, AmrtyviHe, nominal.

Same to K F De Le Hee. lots 107. 108, block ::.map of property formerly belonging to 11 T and N( ) Clock , situate at Amityville, r. i- in mal .

Hedges. C H t" J A Beisler, lots :«, 35. 37, 39.II , '* '¦*. '• '>. IT . 49. ma;, ol prop, r t y of J Hel l ing andV Voelker, .Ir. Lindenhurst, nominal .

Lambert , F to A Ilaldimann, lot west side m whighway, adjoining estate of I ' I rening, Baby lon ,nominal

Schotsky, SS to the Lindenhurst Mfg. Co. lot!*,',, bloek *\, sheet »! , map of property af Welwood¦m south side railroad, nomina l .

Wanserm, S 1* to K W De Le Rec, lotsSlfi to 22Sinclusive; 295 to :.'•'.» inclusive, map of propertyf o r m e r l y of N U and II T Clock , s i t u a t e at Amity-ville, nominal.

Sam*' to same. 1 ai res on corner Coles aodRichmond av. nue . Amityville, nominal.

Ho. t- .n-fton Town

Esche, F to E Herbert , lot west side Railroadavenue, adjoining land of W Crozier, Nor thpor t .nominal.

Green, A to A Ft umeg« I, lot east side highway,ad jo in ing land of J Edgar, Dix Hil! ^ . nominal.

Higbie, L t o M II Stoyle, plot 6, estate of C CTappen , Huntington, nominal.

Jonas , M W to W Tinsley, lot corner Lexingtonavenue and M- Kinley street, Nor thpor t Terrace,Huntingtot . nominal.

Same to E A St . i lv .e l l . nor th side M c K i n l e ystreet . Northport T. rraee, Huntington, n o m i n a l .

Kaempfer. K to F Esche, lot west side Railroadavenue, adjoining land of W Crozier, Nor thpor t ,nominal.

Mayer, C A to G E Bartow, lot east high way,leading to West Neck , adjoining land of H VBrush . Huntington, nominal.

Thomas, K to Bustanoby Brothers , lots !». IJ . 13,32, 33, 34, B i a u x Ar t s l'a rk . Huntington, nominal.

I shp Town

Aver .'.- , r " L to C S Breckenridge, lot south sidtMiddle road, adjoining land of E Gillette, Islip,nomina l .

Fuchius, f f to P Groh, lot adjoining land of I't j r t . 'n and e?*axe of J SVooct, north of Sayville,nominal,

McComb, C^. to F C Hendrickson . lots 635, 636,•y. ."i . f t .',*, map <»f property of the Wi l l i am H MoffittCo, situate at Bay Shore, i omtnal.

Sal va tor. A to C M Trainer, lots 133, 139, l i",Carleton Park . Kast Nop, nominal.

Swan , A S to It S Baynor. 15 acn *< on \S'a t< rstreet, adjoinin g Doxsee'a Creek , Winganhaup-ai- K *- Neck. Islip, nomina l .

Trainer. C M to William H Moffitt Realty Ct,,lots I3fl , 139, 14", CarletonlPark, East Isl ip, nomi-nal .

T 8 Ackerson Co to S W Covell. plot :'J/J>> , block98. Brightwaters. Bay Shore, nominal .

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|BAI(fN^POWDElfW^AbsoIutely Pure^ffih MAKES HOME BAKING EASY tp Light Biscuit 1'if Delicious Cake jfj/ Dainty Pastries my Fine Puddings 1ft Flaky Crusts §

ft) . The only Baking Powder made ]|ft| from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar W

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M nr_ kr.-iU_.rs' Mission.Tho ancient I M I L .- LL liavc passed aw.ty.

The i i ; ; i L ; ; ; L/.i i i a - s sir. " here to l i n nThe X rnys am th . - pockclbooks

( i f stat*~~~ in_ ii who have cash t ' i l u s r nJust where they y s n l the i r tainted da i . syhWe want i a > know; we w a n t to know.

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It is a jik-asiir.." in tell yaau that ChamVjcrlain's("..iik'li Kern.- i ly is lhe best ro.iRh medicine 1 everURC.1." writes Mrs. I lu . ' h Ciimpbell , .if Lavoniii,l.a. I have used ii will, all my child ien an.l t heresults have ln-.-n lai ^ - l i lv satisfactory- " I-'a.r ss.la"all l.y dealers.

¦Wlicti ymi cnn fruit Iio nur *. tho clipsarc in porff .(_"t conilitlon. Whon llie.inr-; nro filled nnd the raps on t i t rh tt u r n l lu* Jnrs upside down u n t i l III "n o x t tnnniin .tr. Thou molt si cake ofpara l l in wnx and dip the top of t h ejn r s In lli e wax :n a depth of one inchbelow Ho ' ri t l i l ier . If t h i s is carriednut properly yon will never havespoiled fruit.

Air t i ght Preserves.

Our Job PrintingDepartment x

Is Always at Your ServiceOUR EQUIPMENT IS COMPLETE

FOR TURNING OUTNEATLY & QUICKLY

Business StationeryBooklets, Circulars

Programmes, CardsWedding Stationery

Pamphlets, PostersCatalogues, Tickets

Dancing OrdersEnvelopes, Noteheads

Billheads, StatementsIn fact, anything you want

IN THE PRINTING LINETHE SIGNAL PRESS IMPRINT ON YOURSTATIONERY GUARANTEESSATISFACTION

• oCome with us; we will please you

Call, write or telephone—Office, West Main St.Telephone 128 J Babylon

B. FAGAN & SONLANDSCAPE GARDENER AND GENERAI

FLORISTi

i s i i p , N EW YORK

BUY HOME GROWN STOCK .

Norway Maple Specimen Trees. Califom.iPrivets, 2 anal :<. years old . Lance assortment olFlowerinv. Shrubs.

For fall plant ing order now .

FamousNewport RangeIt concentrates the heat ,

I instead 0f radiating it— it! never makes the kitchen[ h°t. It is always control- I| lable—th e heat can be

gauged to the exact de-gree you) desire.

i 1 he Ne-yport" is built withfire boxon either riyht or left side.Dampers within reach. Water-back largd and effective. Yourdealer will tel l you of the New-port s manly other good points.

Boyntdn Furnace Co.^^^- 3?th St. , near Broadway ^̂ r^^

^^ New York . t̂̂ ^

CASTORIA"Sat Infants aad Children.

fiie Kind You Have Always Bought3'2_i_.t_j-e of (̂ utSj)ff <di*4Z{

SHERMAN HOUSESHERMAN TWEEDY , Proprietor

MAIN STRE ET. - BABYLON. N . Y.

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This new anil sub-tantial hotel is now open forthe reception of permanent ami transient Buesti".G.KK I tabic an.l all maralern conveniences at moder-ate rates.

The har is supplied w i t h the choisest liranda'ofales, wines, li.juor. , ci-rars ami liuh t lievcrriK"8.

1'a.aa l l i f ld lai Mill f l l t-llllc".

DR. T. J. SEAMANSURGEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTISTGreen Avenue

Vnityvillc, - - N. Y.

Trril) Exlractetl vnlhou ! pain Gas AdminUlcred

L.EO S. MUNAO

GENERAL AUCTIONEER

BABYLON , N. Y.

Sales of all kinds conducted.

EDWARD B. SAMMISSURVEYOR

I'ost Otliee Block , Babylon, N. Y.Development of suburban renl r.lale.

Grading and reclaiminc cl low land..Posl Office Box I 30I elpehone 7 I

LE ROY M. YOUNGATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAW

Main^Sl.e-Lt . Babylon . N. V'..Mon.y to loan on Fir.tIMorti.age

MORRIS KOHNATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAWFARMINGDALE ROAD. WEST BABYLON

Money lo Loa n on Bond and MorlgagfTelephone 5J. Babylon

New York Office 1723 Lexinglon Avenue

FREDERIC J. WOODATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAW

MAIN STREET - BABYLON. N. Y.

SAMUEL P. HILDRETHATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAW

/ f t i l l . ' ..N'.lary Public. Amityvill--, N. Y

Money lo la,.-in ..n Bond and Mortgage

FRANK T. WELLSATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAWBANK BUILDING . AMITYVILLE. N. Y.

Agenl fax Suffolk Couniy Mutual Insutance Co.,and New York Liie Insurance C.

WILLIAM H. ROBBINSATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT

LAW

ROBBINS' BLOCK . - BAY SHORE. N. Y

E. W. HOWELLCONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

!-M.Y!.ON, N. Y.Katiniat.ss a.n aii kinds of building and carpenterwork. Jobl.int- p rompt ly attended to.

UNE COUNTK-r RthlDl- .SCESSteel ( ' . i l i n f s and Waini-coating a Specialty

GEORGE T. THORNEDEALER IN AlxyciNDS OF

FRESH AND CORNED BEEF , PORK , LAMB,MUTTON AND VEAL.

All a.rala-rs promptly at tended to and deliveredfree of char-re.

WORTH'S BAKERYMAIN STREET. BABYLON, N. Y

You are cordially .nv .U-d to call and inspectour supply of Cakes, I'ies, Bread , etc. Satisfsction .ruarant.aal. Orders promptly delivered

T.... t a.! Us..,.. R. E. WORTH. PROP

J. H. MAHLER Jos. MAHLER

MAHLER BROS.MASONS AND CONTRACTORS

Artificial Stone work our specialty

4-- - l y Amitvville. N. Y.

PEST AHD HEALTH TO F.OTHER AND CHILD.M K _S W INSLOW'S SOOTUIXO SYKCP h_.« ivv«.used for over SIXTY YI ARS by M I LL I O N S^MOTHERS for ther CHILDREN WHILPTEETHING, w.th PERFECT SUCCESS ftSOOTHES the C H I L D. SOFTENS the GUMS.AL.tALS? 11 VA1

? !.CDRSS WIND COLIC*, andis the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. It Is ab-solutely harmless. Be sure and ask for "Mr*.Winslow's -toothing Syruj ,- and take no oilierUnd. Twemi*-6ve«ntti bottle — «~**»

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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for anycase of Catarrh tliat cannot tie cured by Hall' sCatarrh Cure.

We, the undersil_ ne<l, have known !¦'. J . ( heneyfai r llii" last lii years, and believe him perfectlyhonorable in all business transactions and finan-cially able to carry out any obl.Kations mmlo byh i s i i rm.

WAL-ANO, K I N N A N __ MA RVIN ,Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.

Hall' s Catarrh Cure is taken in te rna l ly , actingdirec t ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ofthe system. Testimonials sent free, i' rice 75c.per bottle,

' Sold by all Druggists.Take Hall' s Ksin aily Pills for constipation.

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