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'■ 0 -, Jvk TARRYTOWN DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1927. strict 68.6) 00.00 71.61 113.69 14.92 19-55^ % , 03.30 79 .67 ? -• Î2.09 6.4Ö 5.26 2.51 0.06 4.17 , ^ - s; \111 1 4.31 4.41 tv ?.46 — » * i.9< ‘ :'j — H - v. ‘-rr L i i rw ; k . . ;rs Turn Out for Games, Seeking I To Win Felt Emblem of County Group Recreation ram p at (’roton Foint Park on the -Hudson llivcr lias just 'entered upon its fourth week of ac tiv it y . Some'Of the campers havo (left to bo replaced by a now sot coming1 in for tho last two weeks of Camp. Kvrry one is busy passing- his tests for tho ram p emblem in the hope that I k » mi^ht ho able to secure tho coveted piece of folt. t _ flach morning tho hoys turn* out for j;a jih ' s . Ton tium.s aio playhm tu limi which is the br.si a>M round tram at canvp. At swimming tin* buys oiulcavnr to porfeot themselves under tlie suiiianoe of tho sewral instructors .*o that they can pass thoir tests ami thus secure part of tho requirements for the emblem. In tin* afternoon craft cl:i>sos aro held under tho direction of Saimi-d Tnnonbaum, who cornos i” ' every Equip with f FULL-SIZE ¿ J & J f BALLOONS Y o u w a n t the u tm o st safety— c o m fo rt— cconotny? Firestone Full-Size G u m -D ip p e d Galloons fill these requirem e n ts. Firestone Balloons a re logically possessed o f g re a te r s trength, flexibility a n d endurance— th ey are the o n ly G u m -D ip p e d low pressure tires. ----- - -------------------- 1 _____________________________________ THOMAS WORTHINGTON C K N T I U I , AVKXfK »car OIICIIAIM) ST11P.F.T Thursday to prepare and instruct, the campers and tho counsellors in 1 tho various arts of craft work. Each boy is interested in making some article of handiwork in one of the classes so that ho can qualify for the cuvble i. The requirements ask that tho camper make at least one article in any of three craft classes. During some of the hot days, or when craft classes are not boing held, groups are taken out in the woods to learn something of the wild life that abounds within the vicinity. L’nder the Nature section of tho requirements for the emblem it is demanded that the boys know at least twelve kinds of birds com mon to the place. The many wood ed % a lloys around the camp going down from the high plateau are j filled with birds of every descrip- ; tion. Tho early arrivals at camp were interested to view the nest of a mother sparrow. Three days be fore tho boys had arrived the di rectors had discovered this nest with two small birds in it on the ground near the back of the kitchen. By carefully watching it and pro tecting it from the eager campers and from the wheels of the delivery trucks, the campers were enabled to watch the progress of a young apar- how as it began its little life. But soon the little tyke grew big enough to fly awry and the little nest in hack of the kitchen was abandoned. Attention was then turned to several rabbits which sneaked through camp from tent to tent in search of food. One of the emins«'llors picked up a small kit ten during a had rain storm and ‘dnco then she lias been adopted throughout the camp as a mascot. .Durinir the tr«:isur* hunt the coun- Sflh'i’ who was laying the train dis- i cov. p d a lam«-’ sen gull. The poor I bird had evidentally injured itself <>ii the nicks along the beach as its |h ”v5 w -re badly mangled. After a jbn. f hit ef fir.-t aid work tho gull il> w away to continue its journey ¡<>\.r the waters hunting for float- i ni'-r nr. if lucky, a small fish. Along iho broad stretches of the ^»laih' s jimund the point may be , found m.iny curious stones formed by tho incessant motion of the G E N U I N E $ 1 . 5 0 BO Y C E M OTO M E T E R ! • $ 3 9 2 FREE! Regular SOc Rose Nozzle with every length «1 GARDEN HOSE Regular $10.00 jr* oc 50-foot lengths 3* INNER T U B E S a o x s y a . 9 8 $ 2 9 X 4 . 4 0 $ 2 1 9 [SPARK PLUGS Jra Tor V -A n y Car ST0RAG1 B A T T E R Y ! UNBREAKABLE H0T&COLD JUG t i h e s Full Gallon Capacity EXTRA SPECIAL ABSOLUTELY FIRST QUALITY ( 3 0 X 3 % $ 1 “ . 2 5 ) ( 2 9 x 4 - 4 0 $ ; ([Clincher J GUARANTEED 1 FOR ONE YEAR. HARO RJJ 8 BER.I I M C B l L O l L f ^ ^ Grade A~_ o r AFLT1C can 5 $4.15 GENUINE $1.50 U.S. .TIRE • J GAUGE 3 0 X 3 V 2 Straight Side 31 x 4 . 32 x 4 . 3 3 X 4* 31 X 4 .9 5 $ 1 2 ,5° 30 X 5.25 . 12*50 31 X 5.25 . 13*50 30 X 5.77 . 1 5 ‘50j W E D O E S H A P E D DRIVING y f O CUSHIONS W c l i t Genuine “Fitrwell” with Leatherette ^ r im — Sides, Seats and $ 0 . 9 9 Doors Complete. For allotlierS-passengcrScdans For FORD SEDANS For C H E V R O L E T SEDANS . . Senior Brass TIRE PUMP $J.99 Autoack J 98c 40c Inner Tube Patching O u tfits lie 910 EVERHOT COOKER! COOKS! ROASTS! FREEZES! I Electric Cook crett» Freless Cooker. \Hot and Cold” Food Container. Ice Cream Freezer, M I m O m Full Sire Chamois . 69c Rain Spot Remover 39c Tar Remover 79c qt. can Top Dressing 64c pt. can Fender Brush . . 54c R E N U Polish . . 39c TireLockingChaini>i1.34 Baby Hammocks 1. T R O M P E T H O R N Special $ \J .49 “B” BATTERIES $ | .79 Large 45 Volt 25.CONE $ ^ 7 ,4 5 SPEA K E R SPECIAL • A U X IL IA R Y WINDSHIELD Beveled Plate GLASS $*2.89 | R e g .$7.00 pan W ITH $1.00 Allowance for your old Iron— Regular $6.00 ELECTRIC HAND IRON Guaranteed for Two Years T I M E S PHONE WHITE PLAINS 1591 AUTO SUPPLY 76 Main Street WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. OPEN EVENINGS ,1 TRAFFIC RETURNS TO U P P E R M ISSISSIPPI *** a < * V. V v N '• s ' * I- Ü M t a y L .... J . . : . , . 1-5 1 ' Ü H ' I -5i i. mt* *** mu****. • ^ & C> TH P . 1 i g i j '* s s s s s 0 W Ê Ê im r r % ^ >■ 1 \ '' * ' 4 ^ \ K OTÌMW1 I I N The towboat Thorpe, first of a big fleet of power units which arc reviving traffic on the up. per Mississippi Biver, steams away from Dubuque, Iowa. ' v ^ r (International Illu s t r i t e d New«) of Trade to Upper Reaches of Mississippi By GERALD COSGROVE, In ternatio n a l Illustrate d N e w « Staff Correspondent. D UBUQUE, Iowa (I-I-N).—Sonorous whistles ro. sounding over the low countries ot Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota announce the return of commercial traffic to the upper Mississippi River. After ten year» tbla great artery is resuming Importance in commerce. Barges ot sugar and coffee have bc«n towed from St. Louli to St. Paul on the maiden trip ot the towboat Thorpe, the first built, w ith th e assistance of the Fed- eral Government, for the revival of river traffic Three other towboats are now under construction, and the fleet, which will be in operation before Winter, will include aixty big steel barges. Each towboat i* capable of pulling fifteen of these cargo carriers. The accoutrements ot stearaboating in the days of Mark Twain are missing. The towering white steam boats, which were steered with a huge spoked ’.vlieel In the pilothouse, have no place In the new river traffic. The place has been taken my low-lying, powerful crafts which are guided by electricity, and which report their progress to terminals by radio. The Thorpe and its slster-shlps are oil burners, hr. v- lng a maximum speed of sixteen miles an hour. Kncii Is 160 feet long and weighs 300 tons. LTp to 1,000-horse« power can be developed. Licensed radio operators are members of the crew of each towboat. Terminals are now being construct' d in larger oilics along the upper River to facilitate the interchange ol rail and barge cargoes. water. The tides come and go leav ing interesting bits of odds nd ends strewn over the rocks and bricks that aboiu in great numbers gather down the shore, ’’''■■iftwood is plentiful for that squads of cam pers can easily gather great quan tities of it for camp fire. While gathering the wood they often dis cover i>eeulin.r formed stones which they bring along up to camp with thorn and display them before the rest of the campers. When told of the man; Indian relics that have been found here on the Point the campers were exoitcd to go right out and search fur any that might still he lying around. This information has stirred up the boys tn an intore.«ting search which so far has rosulteil in the picking; up of a well formed And preserved separ head. Tlie.borinf'in the center w as so neatly done tint one would expect it to have been accomplished by machinery. Since. thi* bit pt bring* .'.irlteclc o f 'S the boys who. ’d r Identified a*, pleeia heads, hapunera or .. ¿ m m g y m Notice of Collection! 4 OF TAKE NOTICE, THAT I, THE UNDERSIGNED URER OF THE Village of Tarrytowii- NEW YORK, have received the Tax Roll and Wamipf the Collection of Taxes therein levied for the p r « ^ ij| | and I will attend at the - C o r p o r a t i o n R o o m s , 5 4 M a i n in said Village, on the First Day of August, 19f|| and on each and every business day thereafter during;* month of AUGUST and on the THIRTY-FIRST D * 0 AUGUST, 1927, from nine o’clock in the morning o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of ceceiyinig'-l assessed upon such roll, and that for a period of thiitip after said FIRST DAY OF AUGUST taxes may bt me without additional charge; and that all such taxes ing unpaid after the expiration of said thirty da)«, W Thirty-first day of August, 1927, will thereafter bear i| at the rate of twelve (12) per centum per annum until return of the Tax Roll and Warrant. - J. 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