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WHY I TRADE AT HOME
interests are here.
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that is good enough to live in is
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W Cy * believe in transacting business with my friends.
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at home stays at home and
H fT -Every dollarforI spend
the
welfare
of the community.
work
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helps
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H 'SJ The man I buy from gives value received always.
and
I Here I Live
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the M ew 1918
Mere I Btsy
McK ee Refrigerat ors
Tho seasoned motorist favors the Buiok. He likos its sleek trimnoss. Ho pridos himself on its power and performance. And he
needs Its unfailing serviceability in his daily occupation.
Tho Bulckj ine is a broad one, composed of both open and closed
models for from two to seven passengers. It con tains a oar for
every kind of motoring service.
The Car Ia righ t up-to-the-minute in every modern equipment. If
you aro interested in a new car for 1918, get in touch with me by
mail, phono or in person and I'll do the rest.
FISK c°k£>
BENJAMIN F. ABRAMS
(Successor to Charles W. Raynor)
BUICK
AGENT
j WILLETS BUILDING, NEW YORK AVE., HUNTINGTON
A L B E R T
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A U C T I O N E E R S
AUCTION SALE
A N T I Q U E MA HO GAN Y F U R N I T U R E , CONSISTING OF
R, SITTING, DINING AND BEDROOM FURNITURE, M I R R O R S , TABLES ,
CHAIRS , BRIC-A-BRAC AND CROCKERY AT AUCT ION.
T H E PR O PERTY OF PA UL I N E B O R L A ND HA VI N G BEE N SOLD ,
A L B E R T C H ES HI R E & SONS , AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL WITHOUT RESERVE ALL OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , COMPR ISING PRINCIPALLY ANTIQUES, INHERITED AND COLLECTE D.
WOODBURY , L. 1„ SATURDAY , JULY 20, 1918 , AT t» A. M. SHARP.
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Sol Elkins
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THIS FURNITURE IS NEARLY ALL ANTIQUE -MAHOGANY.
TERMS CASH, SALE RAIN OR SHINE.
A. S. PETTIT & SONS, INC.
Telephone
HUNTINGTON STATION, N. Y.
Ford Cars for Immediate Delivery
Touring Cars
۩Esaisaercia! Cars
Suburban Cars
Sedans
§ Bkycte „.^^pn ^P * Bicycles E&B&dsters
Save $5.00
B. G. Sammis
DEPENDABLE SERVICE
OUR BANK REPORT
AUTHORIZED
with
natural
wood
bodies
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Graham Br©s.' 1
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Unit ™::2%*to TZZ $4©0
Wo will convert your Ford inlo a complete truck in onodny.
Woc'avvy acoiup lotoHtockof Antomaliilo Supplionivnil Tiros.
Lon g Island Ford Sizes
All Otlior Sizew
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Both Tires and Men are
measured thus:
How far can you go or your
"bus?"
Tho blRReat question in tho
automobile mind at all times
Is ono of miloago.
How far to tho gallon of Rns?
How many miles will his tiros
carry liini ?
Serious minded auto owners
say that It ploasos tholr miloago souse to do business with
us.
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All Ford lopaira aro niailo at Ford prices and only genuine
Ford parts aro used.
$35.00 Bicycles $30.00
$40.00 Bicycles $35.00
$30.00 Bicycle $25.00
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DEPENDABLE GOODS
Ford Sales and Service Repair Station
Hunt ington ,
Th ey are bi g, st urd y,
beautiful—co mbining resiliency, speed , mil ea ge,
safety and comfort.
Parlor Mahogany Centre Table, Mahogany Marble Tap Consol e, 4 j ralioffany Up.
Chairs, 12 Mahogany. Haircloth Chairs, 5 Mahogany Chairs, 18 Rush Bottom Chairs,
Antique Chair, .Antique Mirror. G Antique U. B. "W. Chairs, B. "W. Whatnot , B. \V.
Up. Kocker, JIahopany Up. Chair, Mahogany. Centre Table, Up. Settee, B. "W. Dressing Table, 30 Yards Brussels Carnot, G Candelabra, Pictures.
ROOM NO. 2—Antique Mahogany SliavJnp Stand , 3 Antiqu e Mahogany Chests ol
Draw ers , Antiq ue Mahogany Lounge, Antique Mahogany Tilting Table, 2 Antique
Brass Frame MJrrors, 3 An tiq ue Mali of any Drop Leaf Tables, 2 Antique Mahogany
Sideboards, Antiq ue Mahogany Hairclc:'i Sofa, Antique Mahogany Haircloth Hooker,
Antique Mahogany Centre Table, 2 air.hogany "Washstands, Brass Tea Kettle anu
Stand, 3 Antique Shutter Shades, 2 Glass Olobes, 5 Lamns,
I-IALIj—Antique Mahogany Sofa, Antiq ue Mahogany Desk an<l Bookcase combined;
An tique Mahogany Clawfoot Drop Leaf Table, Antique Rush Bottom Rocker, Antique Mirror, B- W. Whatnot, Brass Warming Pan.
ROOM 3—Antique Mahogany Fram e iPano, Antique Mahogany Cupboard , B. W.
Whatnot , 2 Antique Brass Tea Kettl es, Pewter Tea Kettle, Clock.
ROOM 4—Antiq ue Maple High Post Bedstead with canopy top, Mahogany HairA Big Word Representing an Important Consideration in Placing an Order
cloth Boston Itacker.
ROOM 5—Antiq ue Mahogany Bedstead . Antiq ue Mahogany Chest of Drawers and
Bookcase;, Antirju a Mahogany Chert of Drawers with claw feet , Antique Mahogany
Washstand, Antique Chest of Drawers, Antique Mirror, Antique Rocker, B. W.
Rocker, B. "W. Up. Settee, Antique Mahogany Cradle with hood, Antique Mahogany
Commode, Antique Mahogany Shaving Glass, 2 An tique Sewing Chairs, 2
Gilt Chairs, 2 Candlesticks.
ROOM 6—Two -Antique Manogany Chests of Drawers, Antique Mahogany Sowing
Table, Antique Mahogany Washstand , Antinuo Mahogany Frame Mirror, Pair Andirons, Spinning "Wheel , 2 Stands,nrRock er, Foot
Stove.
Chests of Drawer.?, Ant title Mahorrany I^oklnc
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ROO M 7—Tr.-o Antique Mahn^a
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Glass, Antique Mahogany Scallop Pattern Mirror, Antique Mahogany Bedstead, Antique Mahogany Centre Table.
ROOM 8—Antique Mahogany Sleigh Back Bedstead , 2 Antiqu e Mahogany Claw
Foot Chests of Drawers , Antique Mahogany Chest of Drawers, Antique Mahogany
Wash Stand , Antique Mahogany Desk , Antique Mahogany Sewing Table, Antique
Mahogany Cupboard, Antique Mahogany Sideboard , Cupboard , Antiq ue High Post
Bedstead , Dressing Table, Hair Mattress. Antique Centre Table, Antique Mahogany
Bedstead , Antique Mahogany Chest of Drawers, D. R. Table , Cha irs , Top Wagon
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and many other articles.
Attend this sale as there aro many rare antique pieces.
Th e Moure wIM be eprn for Inrp p ctt on of furniture \vek nf mln,
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Pay High Prices
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C©sakey?s Fly HL"n©eker
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Oil Stoves and Ovens , Ice Cream Freezers , Fruit Jars ,
Rubbers , Parafine , Jar Racks , Wind ow Screens ,
Screen Doors and Wire Screen
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familiarly associated with
Cord Tires and in the famous FiskNon-SkidTread.
No matter which of these
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COLD SPRING HARBOR.
•Uisa Cecil Lockwood is at home for
hor summer vacation.
Joseph Velsor and family aro with
illrs. Joseph Volsor over tho. holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newman are
visiting Capt. and Mrs . Charles H.
Newman.
Miss Lillian Velsor , of Woodbury,
spoil t tlio week end with Miss Ida
Poekliam.
Mrs. ,3Iabol Wrigh t and son Kenneth spent tho holiday at Capt. James
Wright's.
Frank Charles, who is employed at
Hog Island (Phil.") Shipyards, enjo yed
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. E. J. Stoots and Miss Madeline
Stoots returned to Cold Spring Har'bor Saturday for tho summer.
Tho Qllsses Catherine and Sarah
McBrlen , of 'Huntington , enjoyed the
week with Mrs. 'Charles Gildorsleove.
Tlio iiadies' Aid Society held a vory
successful salo of cako and fancy articles in the lecture room of the
church Wednesday evening.
Dr. Walter S. James , o! Manhattan
and this place, has 'been signally honored-ln an appointment to head the
State Commission for study of the
feeble mladed and their needs, which
was created 'through legislation onacted last year. Dr. James has a large
practise and Governor Whitman. In
making the appointment said he appreciated tho sacrifice Dr. James whs
making in accepting a. public position
allow ing a salary of only ?5 ,000. The
other twomennbers of tho commission
are tho 'Fiscal Supervisor of the State
and the Secretary of tho Stato Board
of Charities.
It Is estimated that
there are 30,000 feeble minded persons
in this Stato.
Lata Monday af ternoon. MJJia 'Docclo, a little 8-year-old Italian girl, was
drowned near the Casino when sho
and a number of other children woro
p laying along the water front. The
cries of the other children brough t assistance immediately and one of tho
farmerettes employed at the Jennings'
estate stripped off and went Into the
water to rescue her. They wero unable to get the. child out until about
fifteen minut es after she had fallen Into tho water. Drs. Carter, Gibson
and Go'uloy responded to the call and
used a pulmoter, but without success.
The cliiid was the daughter of Louis
and Annie Bocclo and is survived by
her parents and three brothers and
sisters.
Btn lomont.
First National Bank of Huntington
Let Elkin's Auto Doctor
look after your car 's health.
Sol Mkims
HUNT I NGTO N ,
NEW YORK
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Franco-American Potted Beef , can
Currants ,
9°
quart 15o per dozen $1.60
C1UA TN MAOIll.VrSH—Illinium, I' uiili lllndoiH , ltiiapni'H , Hondoro, Hai'vout-Tlu'onliora.
j rA V JWAOU.INWM— Mowoni, IViluiH , !P<«Mni7i, flldo-Dollvary Huliofl, I/«y ]Vui<Jor»,
Hny I 'ri'HHoH , fl w»n ItnliiiH , li ny Klnnknrn , Combination Hnkc« mul HIiiolti n'H.
C'Olt.N MAi J lll NhJ .H—Pluulcru, Dilllii , Culllval iini , llh uKini , IJiiul Uniu CiiUum , IIuul iuivi nnil tilircil iliiri i 1'lolcorn , Mholloi'M , Hlnlli llnlccn, Moto r (Ailtlvuloru ,
TI I j UAOH—DIuo llarrowii , Siu'liw-TooUi Hiirmwn, r utf-Tootli linn-own, CnltlviitoiH ,
Combination lTiirrowti.
QHNWUAI . ¦W NIii—K ciKJiionii JOhuIiich , aimolliio ISnirlms'i, ICtironojio 'I'motoni , Motor
Trucl eii , I'Vtnii Wiikoiiu i Vnnn TrucltH , Mumiru HiiroiKlni t , Uriiaiii Hoiittiittoni ,
O riilu Drlllii , Knftlllzoi' nnd I.lmn flowmm, lf nni l arlmloni , Hlonn Hurr Mlllu ,
TUreuUnru , HI<lU< (.'iilto m, KnUo (Irlinlnni , Illnilor U' w lnu ,
Egfeerft C. Gardiner, Agent
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The choir boys of the Church of tho
Advent expect to leave on July S for
Rocky Point, where they will enjoy
two weeks of campllfe .
The members ot the Friends' S. S.
will enjoy their picnic to-morrow afternoon in the grove. After this Sunday (July 7) the Sunday School will
enjoy a month ot vacation.
The Babies' Welfare Committee,
under the direction ot the district
nurse, Miss 'Ella Purdy, and Doctors
Hoydeman, of Hicksvllle, and Fnrrar,
oE this village, hold the weighing and
measuring contest in Firemen's Hall
for four days last week, during which "*
time more than 340 children six years
old and under were weighed and
measured. Durin? the summer months
tho praotiao will ho kept xrp two days
in 'the week, and in the fall prizes
will he awarded the ones who have
gained the most during tho Intervening months.
Hero's an lnveBtmont that yields excellent returns In steadily Increasing
value and in tho pleasure ot possession—OUR DIAMONDS, Tho purity,
perfect cutting and suporb excellence
ot our stock of sot aud unset stones
appeals most attractively over, to the
export diamond buyer,
Varolii Minsk
Balrhinnii ir St Ur inrlrr
KrxJ Door to 3Hunnrf «
lessp®®! Cleani ng
J. B. BUBAMB
UriKUHUBV '
INS URANCE BRQKMR
Represen ts
R. F. ID., No. 1
JL>c (ticol j6nflin\>ino Sbop
"Jjl ont y oo believe it i. Ii 's n«/cr loo late -io «n«nd~K's
haver too lata .to j>jahi| f o r mer s^mary year s, mj wn ctai 'mei
•th at gc^o of^e Aif onrtt ¦<{¦*%&of shade Ws . t/«$te,e« ,s<wu&s , fufts ,
an J -flowers <W<( be p lanted $o<:c<is*foJ.v' aji sutnmer — 2nd we (We
made good so k?>nd$ omefr -that we now -take all -{*,« risJc— /f it
d«.«S iV* g»W right , We ttplacc id £«&. «>? ^ S0 ^n 'fc" h»A
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SAMMIS AND DOWNER COMPA NY
Pay us a visit ladies , and see for yourself what a
well stocked grocery store this is, how courteously
you are served ; also acquaint yourseli with the
standard of quality. We are sure wc can please you
better-much better- and save you money, too.
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Pine Creamery Butter, pound
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Pure Lard,f pound
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Sawtay, can
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Ginger Ale , dozen
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Pint Bottle Grapo Juice
Wo
. Small Bottle Grape Juice
FARMINGDALE.
Mrs. B. S. Hempstead , of Inwood, la
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T. Ballsy, William street.
'M iss Ednar Jacohson , of Hunitngton , has 'been added to tho stenograp hic force ot the 'Fulton Motor Truck
Co.
Tony Weiden , Walter Dole, Nathan
Driller and Harry B. Ketcham were
among those drafted for the National
Army last week,
Louis F. Renault, who was injured
in an explosion last week, has recovered sufficiently to bo able to resume
work for a portion of 'the time each
day.
The Board of Education held its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening. The resignation of Janitor
A. J. Allen was ordered accepted. Applications are helug .received for janitor ln his stead. The annual school
meeting will take place August G, at
which time three trustees will bo
elected to succeed A. G. Sullivan, Joseph Soligman and J. O. iMerritt.
Wo aro In t lio market to buy anil
soil Soconil Hnnii Automobiles anil
alob Second TIanil Auto Tiros anil
Olefins OosapoolH In tho most sanParts. Highest Marltot Prlco paid for
ita ry m anner. Tlio latest and boat
Old Junk , Machines, Jtu bbor, otc.
Post Office Box 37, pump used.
Tol. fiOD- 'W.
Telephone OflB—Jluntlnuton
Hunt ington. Station.
r.fiOO-Mllo Guarantee
C,00O-Mllo Guaranteo
ASK TO SE1C A KNIGHT CASINQ
Phono 000
WOODBURY.
The Rev. .Henry C. Whitney, of
Grenwich , Conn., Is visiting with local
relatives.
Through the efforts of Mrs. Arthur
W. Page, Mrs . \V. V. Lifsey and 'Miss
Adelo W. Jones , 53,170 for war serin ga stamps' was secured in tho
weeks of the drive In this vicinity.
Tho local Red Cross Auxiliary will
servo coffee and sandwiches at tho
auction to bo hold at. the Borland
homestead on July 20. Buy your
lunch.
Wesley Volsor has been transferred
fro m Camp Upton to Camp Meade,
Maryland. He writes homo to his
mother, In part , as follows: "It is pretty warm down here, tout I am feeling
well. We aro drilling pretty hard
now. In regard to my trip from Camp
Upton to Camp Meade, wo 2eft Cam p
Upton at 0 o'clock Sunday morning,
Juno 23, and arrived at Camp Meado,
Maryland, at 2:30 Monday morning,
Juno 24. It was a nice trip and tho
v iew from.tho train was great. Wo
saw tho Delaware JUver in tho distance. I hayo lioen here ju st a week
so I don 't know much at>out tho place,
but what I have soon of tho country Is
very nice. Percy Valentine, of Huntington , was my traveling companion."
TO
New York Ave, Huntin gton
Near Poat Office
Estate of Louis Ralduzzi
Masoaa nuiH CoiaUt'act<or
Connroto nni l Stono Work a Specialty,
lilxonvntlns,
(U'ivillni; anil
Uc!i <l Iluildlnt ;.
liVuino Uiilldlii u H ltaliiod and Movod.
San d anil Orftvul for ir^lo,
Telophono 3011
Gprlno Stroot
near Muln, HunHnnton
R E A L ESTATE
IN S U R A N C E
Henry A. Murphy,
Auctioneer
Huntlnnton, L. 1.
Tole phono 310-M , H u n t ington
l luprriBuulln a tlio
lloynl Ins. Co., Onlmloul ii, H'lro Adlioo latlon of I'JilIat lolphlii , llartfo ril,
l'oiiiiii ylvuniii , BdotUii h Union anil Nat ional ,' Hun , Nia gara Inn. Co., County
li 'lrn Inn , Co., I'lillailolplila; Ii 'rnnlclln
Inn, Co,, Homo , itoyni liixclinii ffA , Ii'lro.
mua'ii icniwl , I'hlliulolphla Xlmlwrwrlioi'ii, mid Itoyul liiilonmlly,
Sovoral iloulrablu li'nrmii mid V.naU
(Unioca it'or unlo.