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(Continued from page 1 1 , this section) is tho fact that the Edna , owned by Noxtham Warren of Sayville , which was built by Mr. Smith last year , won the Queen of the Bay cup in the Labor Day races off Sayville , climax- ing a long career in which Mr, Smith has repeatedly built champions. One of the high • points of his career came in 1910 when the Joyette , built by him , won the President Taft Cup oft* Marblehead in competition with two other American-made craft and three that wore the pride of Germany at this time. The guests Wednesday nig ht , were Mr. and Mrs, Asa Smith of Amity Street , Mrs. John B. Allen and daugh- ter Miriam of Red Bank , N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathieu owl daugh- ter , Miss Gertrude Mathieu -of Amity Street , Mrs. L. W. Beasley of Brook- lyn and Mrs, Carl Wucbker and two children of Schenectady. Mr. Smith enjoys fine health and Mrs. Smith is also very active and expects to entertain at a large fam- ily party on Thanksg iving Duy. MRS. VAN GLAHN DIES WHILE RIDING IN CAR While on the way to Germaiitown , Pa., yesterday to visit relatives , Mrs. Catherine Van (ilahn of Bailey Ave- ' nue died suddenly in the cur in which she \ was I'idi/ig/wJrile it waK .pas&ing through New , Jersey, ' according/to . re- ports- rUci'jveil ilicrej this ' • 'h* }p?iiing ' .by ncig hbWito Willi fror ' - wcrfc (her ' 'h\is- liand and daughter , Edna , and Mr. Van Claim ' s sister. - Her bod y is be- ing brough t back to her former hdme in Richmond Hill where the funeriil services will be held, with burial there. Married Sixty Five Years; Given Party (Continued from page 1 , this section) plurality 1 , 2117. All of the Patchogue districts voted butler limn two lo one- for Hoover , the leading districts being Mo. 1th (Laure l House ) where the vole was . 'Mli to 1)7, No. 21 (Town Hall) where Hoover led by 204 lo 7(1 , and No. 2_, (Build' s garage) whevo thu vote was 281) to 84. ¦\PH IS North Shore set a now . murk *¦ for itself in the mariner it sup- ported , tho Republican ticket , und the four Port Jelfersmi . districts gave Hoover 1 , 10!) an 'd 'Smith . 'KM , or a lead of 701' for Hoover , while Ottinger led Roosevclt by «08. All of the Port JelTcrBon districts voted better than three to one for,Hoover, ' ' The banner district' , : of the town was Number ,1 .at .Stony Brouk , where Hoover w/is!.a.tIi veiU«ohc 1 winner , the vote being -Hoover !i!1 3 anil Smith 66. The next h ighest ,.district in ratio was Number 81 at . East ' Moriches , where Hoover ' polled , B35 votes to Smi th' s 78 , and at Nunibcr 28 ,, Brookhaven , the vote was Hoover , 24!) and Smith 60 , both more than 4 to 1. Congressman Robert L. Bacon, re- elected by the Republicans , was a heavy favorite in Brookhaven town. He was given a handsome vote . in all but one of the districts , ' running sec- ond only to Hqover ,. und -polling in excess of 8 ,000 votes while . the . rest ./• ii... .:_i._i ...., „ ~...^.,:,i' .. „KM,I-1,, ,,„ ui i,nu uiunui,jy* uo.i|^iiiniK DIIAJ I *\ 1 ^ *••*- der 8 , 000. \ . ,.;.. . • ' ' . \ In the gubernatorial race there was considerable cutting of Ottinger so he ran almost an even thousand be- hind the presidential nominee. While these various Republicans were standing ' out on the ticket Dr, William Neuss of Yaphank , Demo- cratic candidate for coroner , led the county ticket for his party and was only a bit behind Roosevel t , who led his ticket in the town. Brookhaven this year bettered its Republican plurality over 1024 by 200 votes. In that year' . Coolidge re- ceived 0 , 519 votes in the town and Davis 1 , 946 , while in 1920 Harding was given 5 , 01!) and Cox 1 , 631. ON the state election . Brookh aven came through great , giving a Republican plurality that was 1 , 104 greater than was given Mills in his campaign against Smith two years ' ago- In the election . Mills received 4 , 800 votes and Smith 2, 427 and in 1924 Roosevelt was given 5 , 875 votes and Smith 3 , 131 or a plurality of 2 , 744. ' A \ surprising feature of the election was the apparently heavy Socialist vote cast Tuesday in many parts, of the county. In the 25th Patchogue district , voting at Barrie ' s showroom , the Socialist ticket .polled an average of 40 votes for each nominee on the ticket , while in the 20th district , vot- ing at the Van Guard headquarters , the Socialist vote was about 25. In the Moriches district there were 50 votes cast for some of the Socialist candidates. Republican leaders explain this heavy Socialist vote as ' a mistake and are confident Hint many peopl e thoug ht they were voting the Repub- lican ticket. This possibility existed , due to the fact-that the tickets were so close together on the machine , and a hasty . voter might slip on to the wrong line. On the other hand there are some who claim that the Socialist votes were intentionally marked up by voters disp leased ' .with'Smith and not enthusiastic over Hoover. The entire town did its voting early and easily, and the closing hour saw no long lines waiting to vote. The machines , with which most , peop le have now become familiar , greatly speeded up the work, and the efforts of the Kepublican leaders to turn out the vote at an ea rly hour had a strong effect. Almost 75 per cent, of the vote had been cast by noon , and the last few hours were tame and quiet. Most of the returns were in at !) o ' clock on the state and national ticket, these being received at the Young Men ' s Republican Club , Patch- ogue , Hoover headquarters , Port Jef- ferson, county headquarters , Bay Shore , and elsewhere. The Democrats kept no public headquarters open in this section. TO BE SUCCESSFUL—ADVERTISE Brookhave n Gives G. 0. P. Big Plurality \SH The Market Place of the Multitude [5a ^ office j TRY THE CLASSIFIED-to Puy-Se ll'Trade-RenMeas elnves t-L ost and Found-Etc. \ ««»** j ml,m„ m-—~ '~~\^\ ,^,mtM~Mm \m \\m '\ m \m \ ,~ \~ , '~~ ,,—~~- ti-in- u— ii «»iTi»i l^ MR. CLEAVES RE N T S G A R A GE The following ad appeared on this page recently: • ' ¦ \ V^AitAGN for business or slomiitu. .. ' \ ^1„ Cleaves , Mulford Street. Phone . \ - • :. . 2 . 4 Y ; in Mr. Cleaves states that he has rented the garage through this inexpensive ad. Advertising in. Thoso Columns ii Four Cents a Word , Cash With Or do*. Each additional insertion three cents it word. No adv* rtlae> mmi t taken for ono insertion for leas than 40 conK. Classified Dis- p lay space , $1.50 an Inch. Mouses for Sale BUNGALO W for sale , all improve- ments , il ' ot water heat. George Erhavtlt , 45 Oak Street. 18t3 MODERN new house , seven rooms , sun parlor , bath , nil conveniences; forge l»t » smft \ g vuc » House , copper ¦screens, shrubs , large and small hurts. Excellent condition. Terms ar- ranged. 181 Carman Street. lBtf FIVK room house , to be moved off premises. Improvements, Inquire 3 South Street, lOtf EIGHT-ROOM house for sale , 117 Jnyno Avcnuo (most aristocratic section of that street); hot water heat , two-enr garage , lot 00x230 , large chicken coop and run , fruit trees. Apply Sain Smith , phone 382 , or your broker. - 4tf ROE Park —three new modern houses always on hand to sell at attractive prices and easy terms. Joj mJ. Roc. _ 02tf For Sale or Rent • HOUSE—north side Ouk Street , be- tween Jayne and Maple Avenue. Joseph T. Losee. 14t3F NEW house , scvea_rooms and bath , hot water heat , all niod&rn im- provements , garage , 276 Oak Street. James P. Walsh , owner ' and builder , 3 Carman Street. Phone Patchogue 1379. . 17t2&4F BUNGALOW for sale or to rent , 78 Avery Avenue. Apply C. II. Vroo- man , 58 Rose Avenue. 15tf Stores and Offices FOR sale , store , five year lease. Groceries , ice cream , c igars , can- dy. Box A 254. J \ \ ' ; ' 16t3 BUILDING for showroom or store. 76 East Main Street. Albin , Roe & Terry. 12tf LARGE , heated , sunny offices for rent , front and rear. 40 South Ocean Avenue , Ackerly, 8!) East Main Str eet. 7tf Acreage for Sale FOR SALE—55 acres, in greenhouse section north of Blue Point; part- ly cleared; wonderful location ; high and dry. Anyone looking for green- hwise sito will find it worth while to investigate. Inquire S. A. Smith , 77 Rose Avenue , Patchogue. Phono 382. 45tf R eal Estate Wanted CAIUI wanted. Wanted to hear from 1 , owner ¦ having good New York farm for sale. If bargain , \send price nnd description. P. B. G., Box 495 , Olncy, 111 18 tl \ ; ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ Jewelry GIFTS From KALLER'S Mean VALUE , QUALITY SATISFACTION DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY K. G. KALLER LEADING JEWELER Diamonds Watches ; GUY N. ASH 21 South Ocean Avenue Patchogue , N. Y. Phone 780 Established 1885 ' \The Httuse of Quality \ Jewelry Repairing . 5= __ r _ _J__ 32tf ^ ^^^o oldng and Heating R ICHARDSON & ' .BoVnion combina- r»nf -W ani1 f\ ft s range in pcr- '« - condition. S. Howa rd Titus . 43 g^wn _ Street, , , , I7t2 . _ _JW-JWood—Feed * * \ \ ¦ ~ \ ¦ \\\*\- T- '— '¦- ' — COAL and FEED \\J Coal Makes Warm Friends bNEDECOR COAL & FEED . Co., Inc. \est Avenue and L. I. Railroad Tel. 406 «=====*___ ___ _ - ' 71tf -i- ^ _ _i__ / Notice QOOD wood g j vel i away treli . ; A> , i. . wi'sen , Giuritty ' Road , Medford . £S ==== == - _ = __ ^ V _ 18t2 ^ _ _Jtfojwy to toan MONEY to 'oan on boud and mort- gage. Appl y John .T. Roe. 52UF Houses for Rent CIVIC rooms , aunpurlbivall improve- * ments. Phono Putchogue 247. ,' - , ' ' ' 18tf CMALL , houfe for rent. Four rooms , * r „ electricity nnd gas. $18 monthly. 2 50 Ouk Stre et, 18tl TWO six room houses , all improve- 1 ments. Academy Court and Acad- emy Street, Lichens tein Bros. 18tf TWO six room bungalows: 20 Bail- 1 L ey Street- U4 Case Avenue. $25 monthly. H. Murray, Ccntercach. Tel- ephone R onkohkonia 135J. 18t4F CKVEN roqin ' : 'house ,, all improvc- -* * ments. Inquire 29!) South Ocean Avenue. 18t4F MEW four room bungalow , oill 'lm- l> provements. $35 per month. At- lantic Avenue , Blue Point. Apply 440 West Main Street. Tel . 1329R. 17t2 CEVEN room house , A-l condition , *- * hot water heat , all improvements , Sim parlor. $45 per month. Atlantic Avenue , Blue* Point. Apply 440 West Main Street. Tel. 13 29R. 17t2 LJOUSES for rent , . 6 rooms and A * bath , garage $35; 7 rooms and bath , every improvement. Rice , 45 Furman Lane. 17t2 \ /[ODERK home , seven rooms , sun • ** parlor , bath , all conveniences , 181 Carman Street. 15tf DUNGALOW , 6 rooms , furnished or *- * unfurnished in the village , all p rovements. Potter • & Robinsons , Inc., 30 East Main Street. 15tf DUNGALOW , 5 rooms , all improvc- *-* ments. 81 AVashington Avenue , Patchogue. Mrs. Fred Roberts , Ken- nedy Avenue , Blue Point. 15tf BUNGALOWS for rent. D. Fox , Blue Point. lltf SIX room house , a)] improvements. Inquire _ 5J_ Terr y S treet. G . tf Furnished Houses to Rent BURNISHED cottage for rent , all *¦ improvements. Call Patchogue 1897. • 18t2 FURNISHED house , reasonable. 11 Baker Street. Telephone l' atch- q gue GtjG. . _ 18t3 Apartments for Rent PARTMENT for rent , 7 Gerarct Street. Dr. E. A. Foster. 18tl LOWER floor , 140 Rider Avenue. Five large rooms , furnished. Phone G7M. ' 18t2 APARTMENT and office. Inquire Lagumis Tea Room. , 17tf THREE rooms , bath , hot wa ter , also garag e. 37 Terry Street. IGtf I'ARTMENTS for rent. Furnished and unfurnished. Ackerl y, 89 East Main Street. 104tf PARTMENT , 5 rooms. Apply Hulso , Patchogue Garage. Tel. Patchogue 100. ,S7tf Furnished Rooms PLEASANT heated south room with bay window. Private family. Garage. 85 Jayhe Avenue. , 18tl \\TWO nice first floor rooms, f urnish- *• cd or unfurnished. Lig ht house- keeping. Ladies desired. Box A 249. 12tfF FURNISHED rooms for rent. 150 North Ocean Avenue. 17t2 TWO or three furnished rooms for li ght housekeeping. Reasonable. 46 Potter Street. ]Dt4 pURNISHED room for rent. ?7\- * vato home. Mrs. George B. Weiss- man, IS Maple Avenue. 8tf Furnished Rooms Wanted TWO furnished rooms wanted for light housekeep ing. Also garage. Kos A 259. , 18t2 Boarders Wanted SOUTHSIDE INN Mrs. K. Malang, Prop. 36 Baker Street Under new management. . Special home cooking liltl Lost . . ~~ ENGLISH setter , female , white with heavy black ticking, one black eye. Libera l reward. Notify Harvey C. Craft , Gl en Cove, l'hone 134R, 18tf RABBIT hound , ligh t brown. M ' . Shaber, Jr. Medford Avenue, lbta Help Wanted—Female ... , . ., i_i , RELIABLE woman In Bmall fumlly, sleep In, 161 Maple Avenuu. jl'h one 1020 oil 1204. 1811 WOMAN wanted lor- geiiuiisl housework. Mrs. E. E. Haw- kins , Jr., East Patchogue. 1811 GIRL for general housework , Two adults und one child. Call Say- villo 2H8. lStl GIRL wanted in office of Putchogue Electric Light Company, Know- ledge of typewriting . . necessary. 18tl GIRL wanted to answer telephones. Apply Jay Taxi O/llcc , Oak St. and Ocean Avenue. J. P. Guintilcli. 18tl WANTED: One lady from each vil- lage In Suffolk County for per- manent , easy and congenial occupa- tion in your own localities ' . ' Full or part time. Call between 12 noon and 1 :30 p. m. nny day ,or call Putchogue? <J43 und usk for Mt\ Terry. Home Ap- pliance Corporation , J20 West Main Street , Patcho gue , Ne w York . 1712 Situations Wanted WORK desired, in or near Patch- ogue; any capacity; hard work- ing, -willing, age '40; ' references. Box A 257. ¦ 18t2 PART time work wanted by young woman. Box A 260. ^' 18tl HOUSEMAN , all-round man or chauffeur; best references. Fred Orsinger , G44 Soutli Ocean Avenue. 18tl OFFlCE _ manager and salesman with fo years experience in large Now York office desires position in Patchogue. Thoroughly experienced in office work, has excellent record as salesman , moderate salary. Box A 258. . _ 1£_! RELIABLE woman wants work by day or children to care for. Telephone Pat chogue 1670, 17t2 Nursing NURSING Elderly people and semi-invalids ca ' red for by professional nurse at my home in Blue Point. BOX A 256 Patchogue. 17t6 Automobiles DODGE BROTHERS senior convertible couperi'umble : seat DODGE BROTHERS Victory sedan djmonstrator DODGE BROTHERS Sport Roadster , rumble seat DODGE BROTHERS sedans from $125 up DODGE BROTHERS coupes from $200*up . Chevrolet Landau sedan Several Ford sedans. From $50 up. Other makes and types. Ford dump truck. Ford stake truck. ; Graham Brothers one tone panel. Cadillac , good condition , suitable for wrecking car. Time Payments Arranged JAMES A. CONROY , INC * W. Main St. ' \ Patchogue , Open evenings. IGtf Automobile Painting WHY! BUY A NEW CAR ? We can postively make a new looking one of your old car at a very low price. Inquire. NOLAN & CO. ; Waverly Ave., Patchogue. Ph one 26-R. 04tfF Horses for Sale ORSES for sale. South Bay Ice Company. Rider Avenue & Rail- road Tracks. 10t3 Livestock for Sale GUERNSEY COW State tested , good for family. Reasonable price. Apply at GAER'S FARM 320 Waverly Ave.. Patchogue Phone Patchogue 1893. 17tf Veterinarians DR. R. GORDON'S PATCHOGUE ANIMAL HOSPITAL 475 WEST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE PATCHOGUE 1210 BOARDING r, CLIPPING 81tfF For Sale—Mis cellaneous DABY high chair , collapsible; child' s *-* iron crib, baby carriage , English make , reasonable. 44 Washington Avenue. 1812 C.TORM windows , 25 , standard sized , -J like new , reasonable. Phone Pa t- ehogue 664. . 17tf CIFTY loads- epw ' manurcv $5 yard , 1 Bob Nersesian , Box 39 , East Isl'P- 17t2 \^ro LET\ signs lor said. JUti • * every other real estate necessity in the Sign line. The Advanco Paper Shop pe. . fltf The presUge of- Advance Advertisers is recognized by Public Patronage Furniture for Sale SEVEN plow oak dining room suite , $25. Mahogany llbvury t able $0. Grey onnmoleu dresser $(5. Blue breakfast sot, 4 pieces .$(!. Isabelle Boyd , Blue Point Avemie. ' Tol. Blue Point 1527. 18U PRIVAT E side , furniture. Dining room and living room floor and table lamiw , china and glassware , house plants. -vacuum elemicr , etc., very reasonable. 181 Carman Street. ' ' . . . . .. 17tf WILLIAM J. MATTHEWS 29 Wooii Aye, , Patchogue , Phono 929. UPHOLSTERING , CABINET . MAKING , REF1NISIIIMG 03tfF LOOK OVER TI1ESK FURNITURE PRICES! COMPLETE DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITES FROM $120 TO $175 45 3-P1ECE LIVING ROOM SETS Overstuffed in Velour , Jucquard Leather. Slightly Used. FROM-$20 TO- $50 ; , , 50 RUST PROOF BED SPRINGS . All Sizes , $14 100 BEDS , 2-inch Continuing Posts. All Colors , and Sir,cs. ¦ • ' ' • $0.50 COTTON,. HA1R : . AND SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES FROM $6 TO $22.50- ; - 500 CONGOLEUM RUGS All Sizes from ' 6x9 to 9x12 AT $3.75 TO $10 FLOOR COVERING 5 , 000 Yards of . GONGOLEUM AND INLAID LINOLEU M FROM 40c TO $3.50 . YD. . 100 Different Patterns to C hoose From 1 , 800 Yards of . VELVET AND BRUSSELS STAIR CARPET 00c TO $2 YARD 50O AXMINSTEli AND VELVET; RUGS All Sizes from 27x54 to 9x12 $2.50 TO $38 WHITE ENAMEL PORCELAIN TOP TABLES Decorated and Plain All Sizes from 20x40 to 33x5C $6 TO $25 30 BASSINETTES AND CRIBS FROM S4 TO $15 800 ODl) CHAIRS Dining Room and Kitchen $1 TO $4.50 OIL STOVES . rGAS^RANGES AND COAL \STOVES All Colors FROM $6.90 TO $200 10 5-PIE<;E BREAKFAST SUITES • All Colors $20 TO $38 300 PILLOWS lFROM 80c TO $2 200 COMFORTABLES FR .QM $2.50 TO $G We carry the most complete line of new and second hand furni- ture and floor covering to be found anywhere. SUNRISE FURNITURE CO., - INC. Fred Bock , Manager (West of Leo ' s Inn) 400 W. Mhin St., Patchogue Telephone 1533 Open From 8 to 8 Daily 12tfF • E. L. CASE _ SON , 7 Railroad Ave., Patchogue , L. I. ' ' . USED FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES Storago Chairs to Rent . - __ . j _ 58tfP M usical Instruments /TMLD'S violin upd case , good con- V- dition , - $8. Phone Patchogue 1312R. , I7t 2 Musical Instruction FRED EPSTEIN graduate of New York College if Music will give instruction in Violin and Clarinet Playing. $1 per hour at your home on Satur- days. Phone Pat. 909. 127 NORTH OCEAN AVENUE ;¦ . . ¦ . i«4F MARCUSSHERBOW Concert Violinist Teacher ' Instruction for Beginners and Advanced Pupils. Brookhaven. Tel. Bellport 1G9VV 16U Insurance POTTER & ROBINSON S , Inc. 30 East Main Street Telephone Patchogue 8 All branches of insurance. Choice local and out-of-town property, both in acreage and .improved. . 54tf For Sale—Foodstuffs *T r UUKEYS for Thanksgiving. Alive • A or dressed. Prospect Farm; Broadway, Sayville. Telephone Say- ville 779M. ¦ _ liJ t3P •100 HKADS . - i V : of all kinds of • < * , ' : ' CABBAGE , - . ! Reasonable prices on large or- - dcrs. A pply at GAER'S r 'AKM 3-0 Waverly Ave , Patchogue - Phone Patchogue 1893. 17tf Eggs , Poultry, Etc. ULLGTS , Barred Rocks and broil- v>i'8' , Uueu months old; reasonable, Gallo ' s Duck Farm, Telephone Pntch- ogucj lj l. ' | ^ 18t4 Wearing Apparel BARGAINS, city store surplus of sizes 34 , 35, 30 men ' s $35 suits $15 (inch . Inquire 139 j ennlngu Ave- nue. 1812 F POFFLEY'S DRESS SHOP 4U Case Avenue (near Muin St.) l' otchogue , ' N . Y. Phono 1437R New fall lino of coats and dresses fur Miss nnd Matron , either Slim ov Stout, No overhead makes prices the lowest./ -\ • > Call and bo convinced. 4tfF Radio—Sets and Supplies SERVICE REPAIRS i ». . SETS REBUILT Batteries charged , culled for and delivered. Rentals. . Satisfaction. CLIFFORD H.UARE , and, ' K. & E. AUTO-ELBJCTRIC - SERVICE , IWC. •' Phono 666 6tfF -, . „ McRAE BROTHERS Tinsmithing and Roofing of All Kind. ' R«-Roofing Over Your Old Wooden Shingle* with -Asbestos and Asphalt Shingles -; , Estimates Given 'to Contrectors on 1 fJew Work . M cRAE BROTHERS ' , - 470 W«st Main Street , Petcliogue Tel. Blue Point 1346 . ., RADIOLA 25 . Complete With Speaker and Table - $75 RADIOLA 20 Completely Electrified , Spinet Desk $100 , • SUPER HETRODYNE RADIOLA Complete Electric and 'Speaker $45 SUPER HETRODYNE S- 'fub c , Complete $35 -4OTERMYODNE 1 Complete $40 ACKE RLY ' S . The M u »' c Center 89 E. Main St. Patchogue | , PLUMBING ond HEATING Competent and Reliable Service and Workmanship At Our New Addretl W. G. Overton 78 ACADEMY STREET Phone Patchoeue 171 ^ 0«<f«O.X.*>iMi<K^C><»««'** \!.&»4»»* I WITH THE I ^tw i jyL I THAT COUiYTS IA Man— l and His Automobil e |l IT is « well recognised I ' lhanom- X \¦ ctio« «C modern lire Unit tho •{• successful men are nutomobilu X owncrn. A Tho.iu who loo!: further into X Hie Hltiuilloii perceive that many < •^ of these moil found the cur a ! X moans to success , rather than a ; 4\ vew' . ud, ^^^ ! X When you consider that your ; 4 own ability to succeed , your no- I X sitioh in life , and the measure of ' •{« your op-portunity for |>rofit and X pleasure rest largely upon the : ?• ownership of a dependable , « A modern cur , then the now Chcv- ! * rolet will iippe 'itl to you with ] X pai'ticular Kignlficiuicc. Let UH ! X show yOiU what are the specific J X udvantiiKcs to you-in Chevrolet ! V ownership, -and in tho assurance j X of day-by-day Khtis/nction in , X performance which you get ] & when you buy yo ' ttr ' car here. i v j.. —-r—r fy — —\*— . J :^ /An Excellent ¦¦ '' . •: CKristmas Gift : A ' ____ <5___ ' . ' ; ' . « X . 2 1328 CHEVROLET . X COACHES ¦ ' \ • ¦ ¦ ' ¦:; A DcTnohstration CarB < I 2 1026 CHEVROLET ¦ ' ¦ ' ' : \ & COACHES \ ¦ - . ' « X 1.192G CHEV ROLET , ' : :- .\ & ,• ; LANDAU SEDAN, X . ¦ ¦ ' . ' Alt in \ Good Condition ' , 6 WIT H AN O. K. 'CHAT . « I ¦ ' - ¦¦ ¦ ¦ COUNTS :; . . ; •f \~ 2 FORD SEDAN S y ' '\ ¦ X . Wonderful .Condition *! - . ' -J * ¦ ¦ ¦ WITHMM O; ,:- . K {- ; THA T : J y gf . ^V :-VT'!^^^, *- ^ v- .v Av:T- . - \: •!• ' 1 1927 AND 2 1926 ; ' &¦ ¦ ¦ - CHEVROLET . TOURINGS , - , ! ¥ ' ¦ • ' . All ' good buys. ^ :, > ' % ¦ ¦ WITH AN O. K; THAT . ,! g :• . COUNTS , , .;, - ;. ,; ,; I OA1CLAN D 1926 COACH ! g . ' \ . . ' NOW $400 . ¦ ; - ; ;-| * The latest All-American. model, i V Here is your , chance to ^et ftew' .; 5 car;pcrffl£mttnce;at a greatly re- . ¦ X duced price, Just like hew with •] 6 guarantee. Fully, equipped; ' - , i S WITH AN O. K. THAT ; ' ;::¦ ' ! $ ¦ ¦ ;. . ' . ' COUNTS ' .;- . ¦ -;; . -: . ¦ , ; 3 CHEVROLET LIGHT -! §• DELIVERIES ; . # ' ], < % Just as clean as a pin inside and ! ? outj with a perfect raotpr. ' ' ; % WITH AN O. K. THAT , 'J !•\ ¦ ¦ :,- ¦ ¦ COUNTS , : : , ¦ ' ¦/. - ' .;¦ '• J g , ¦ ' ' ¦ : ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦:¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦< % CHEVROLET STAKE , 1927 . \ . ' ¦ . ¦ ' : .. . \ y$48fj ' ¦ ' ¦ ' ¦ . ' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦< p. Fisher cab j stake body like hews 5 i pneumatic , tires that show up; \j fi wear ; VJ' lS licoiise ; mechanical- i ? ly tlioroughly checked over in J 5 our fa ' ctoi'y ; service. , Ready ' fot < e 4 an . -immediatn service . without j * i any expense to puvchaser. Real'5 g value frtr bnlv $175 dowJi j bal-\j 6 arice on G3VIAC terms; , ' ;« ? . WITH AN O. K. THAT : j J. COUNTS i . f — ¦ . ¦ . —;— ^ -...¦,: _ • •: i * ESSEX COACH , 1326 , 5 [« Driven vot-y ; little * y extra good .< i * condition. Terms. ;: . - ¦ ' . ' 5 % 1027 CHEVROLET TRUCK J |» Wonderful condition ; adaptable A (J for all kinds of trucking. i WITH AN.O. K. THAT 5 , - ' COUNTS . . .: ' ,; 3 {. . SEVERAL FORD ~ ' -»j \. . ' . . ¦ \ TRUCKS S i * Different'Kinds \ of Bodies 5 i WITH THE O. K. THAT § I C6UNTS s i * - — ¦ , . ——— _—-— jj \ ' . ' • All well worth the price $ I; we ask for them. i * j »--— 5 < After 3 days ' use of any | i used car bought of us , if 5 i you are ' dissatisfied re- | i! turn it. If not damaged | \ we will allow you all you | f ( paid for it toward another | I car. I i ^ _ > <o I Guaranteed Satisfaction % ;. or Money Refunded v S I ' • : — . 3 ^ f or Economical Transportation •} Lo W • I EeSianj * MQTQR MART | * 80-84West Main\St. ? : PATCHOGUE , L. I. | ;? . . '' ¦ Phbnel600 | ^ O««J^>O<«t^<>0^* \ * «6*C0\>ddd^
