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THE SARATOOJAN, SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.. WEDNESDAY. JULY 5. 1933.

GERMAN FORTUNES W W ENTIRELY IN HANDS OF HITLER

Nan* Force Dissolution All the Opposing

CENTRISTS TO QUIT

"Revolution" Near. Close With Downfall Of All Oppo­

sition.

BERLIN, July 5. (AP)—The di­rect path Chancellor Hitter"* Nazis have taken to the complete control of Germany led today—exactly four months after the "vindication" in the reichstag elections—to the dissolution of the last non-Nazi po­litical party.

The Bavarian Peoples Party, sixth in importance of the 14 group* in parliament before the March 5 elections, voluntarily quit the polit­ical scene yesterday.

Dissolution of the Centrists, who with the Populists, also a Catholic party, held 88 of the 584 seats in the pre-Hitler parliament, today was considered a matter of hours.

Consequently the death, dissolu­tion, or merger of all the others left the Hitlerites alone on the stage, free to continue without or­ganized opposition their "national revolution of Germany" which be­gan Jan. 30 with Hitler's appoint­ment as chancellor and which has since entered German industrial, religious, educational, and gricul-tural life.

This "revolution" has been I called the most sweeping change in Europe since Benito Mussolini's march on Rome and Lenin's seiz­ure of powec in Russia.

Semi-offlcially it was announced negotiations between the Centrists under former Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and the Nazis had been closed, with the Centrists' reichstag members becoming "guests" of "hospitants" of the Hitlerites.

Bruening himself, one source said, would not become a Nazi, but Count Eugen QuadMsny, who was empowered to act for the Bavar­ian Populists, applied for admission to the Nazi party as a hospitant, and advised his colleagues to do the same.

The onec-powerful People's party of the late Chancellor Gustav Stresemann announced its dissolu­tion, following the course taken by the Nationalists, one time Nazi allies, the Socialists, and other group*.

In the religious field, the strug­gle against Nazi domination con­tinued today, with the new Protest­ant reichs bishop, Frieikifth Von Bodelschwingh, and his followers demanding three points of Ludwig

Mueller, Nazi head of the German evangelical church union.

They are; Return of suspended church press, and the use of broad­cast* permitted non-Nazis a* well a* Hitlerite*.

SQUASHYILLE Mr. and Mr*. Harry J. Peacock

spent the afternoon of June 26 with Mrs. Helene Jennings and Mr. and Mrs Alexander at their summer home here.

Mr and Mrs Stephen E Sebesta attended the graduation of Miss Frances Sebesta from Ballston Spa High school last week

Mr and Mrs Dell Heaslip and daughters, Beverley and Marjorie, have returned to Saratoga Springs after spending their vacation at The Elm*

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS FOR RENT-LIST YOUR VACANCIES AMONG RENTAL OFFERINGS BELOW

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Announcements

GRADING and landscaping, lifetime experience. Phone 1170.

HAVE your dog clipped before dogs days. Coakley Riding Academy. Phone 730.

LAST CALL—Order your Triumph Tulip Bulbs before July 12. Orders go to Holland that date. Lamb, 16 Claris St., Saratoga.

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED

E. O'CONNOR, Machinist—6 Clark St.

Mr*. J. J. Rhodes and son, Ern- : Washing Machines & Vacuum Cleaners est, called on Mr. and Mrs. L. i Service Repair Shop Rhodes Sunday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Ubert Brower and Mrs. William Heaslip called on Mrs. Eva Randall Sunday evening. I DODGE SALES and SERVICE

Automobiles For Sals

The Misses Hazel and Edythe Ty FORD GARAGE CO., INC-

1932 1932 1932 1931 1929

rell and Ruth Rhodes and Clarence 12 W. HARRISON_ST._ PHONE 342 Rhodes called on L. Rhodes Satur­day evening.

Clayton Reynolds is helping Len Rhodes with his haying.

Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and family of Passaic arrived early on Sunday to take up their residence in the cottage recently purchased by Allen brothers.

Mrs. Buckley and children and party arrived at their cottage here for the summer Friday.

USED FORDS — 4 Cyl. FORDOR 4 Cyl. TUDOR 4 Cyl. COUPE 4 Cyl. CABRIOLET 4 Cyl. FORDOR

J. A. PICKARD MOTORS, Inc. Authorized Ford Sales and Service

— Phone 505 — Open Evenings Until 9 O'clock

43 Thompson St. Ballston Spa

Automobile* For Sale

PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE FORD GARAGE CO., INC.

12 W. HARRISON ST. PHONE 242 WILLYS KNIGHT for sale, driven

18,000 miles. New Jefferson Hotel. Tel. 1915.

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1930 MARQUET SEDAN "Fine Condition"

— CRAIG OLDS CO. — Park St. Phone *S84

RADIO PROGRAMS

1928 ESSEX Sedan $58 1927 DODGE Truck . . . . . . *75 1930 FORD Sedan (.-..«.» $199 1930 FORD Phaeton $199 1930 FORD Cabriolet ...$199 1930 FORD Sedan . . . . . . . . . ; . . . . .$218 1930 FORD Sedan ....$225 1932 PLYMOUTH Coupe $299

— BIGSBEE MOTORS, INC. —

Auction and Contract

the World'* Leading Authority MH-TON C. WORK

A VERY UNUSUAL SQUEEZE When a Declarer can take ten

or eleven tricks by routine play, it is probable that a squeeze wil l produce an extra trick. Frequent­ly the squeeze does not work if played in the ordinary manner but is easy if it can be postponed one trick; so that play has come to be known as the hidden or the delayed squeeze. The hand given below is an excellent illustration of this situation.

TONIGHT WEAF-NBC

7:15—Burton Holmee travelogue. 9:00—Ferde Grofe's orchestra. 9:30—One Man's Family, sketch. 1200—Ben Bernie's orchestra.

WABC-CBS 8:15—Mark Warnow's orchestra. 8:30—Kate Smith. 9::00—Irvin S. Cobb. 10:48—Howard Barlow

WJZ-NBC 7:30—String symphony. 9:00—Goldman band. 11:15—Ethel Waters. 12:00—Reggie Child's orchestra. 379.5—WGY Schenectady—790

6:00 p. m.—Boarding house. 6:15—News Items. 6:25—Musical Interlude. 6:30—Back of the News. 6:45—John Pierce, tenor. 7:00—Baseball scores. 7:05—Jack and Loretta Clemens 7:15—Burton Holmes. 7:30—Marion Williams. 7:46—Goldbergs. 8:00—Fanny Brice. 8:30—Donald Novis, tenor. 9:00—Orchestra. 9:15—-Outdoor Girl. 9:30—Antoinette Halstead,

tralto. 10:00—Pipe Club. 10:30—Musical program. 11:00—Dance orchestra. 11:15—Skip, Step and

songs. 11:30—Dance orchestra.

THURSDAY WEAF-NBC

1:15 p. m.—"Industrial Recovery" luncheon.

6:00—Viennese ensemble. WABC-CBS

2:00 p. m.—National vs. Ameri­can League ball game (also WEAF-NBC.)

6:30—Betty Barthell, vocalist. WJZ-NBC

1:00 p. m.—Farm and home hour. 6:30—Old church songs. 879.5—WGY Schenectady—790

6:45 a. m.—Exercises. 8:00—Jack and Jerry Foy. 8:15—Organ. 8:30—Glee Club. 8:45—Harding Sisters. 9:00—Upstaters. 9:15—Forrest Willis, crooner. 9:30—Cheerio.

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB A1375 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 75 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Victory Mills, N. Y., Saratoga County, not to be consumed upon the said premises.

JOHN ANTHONY, Victory Mills, N. Y.

7/5-12.

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B189S has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at The Pines on the Glens Falls-Gansevoort Road, Town of Moreau,

1927 BU1CK Sedan $75.00 1929 CADILLAC Sedan $650.00 1927 OAKLAND Sedan $100.00 1929 LA SALLE Sedan $650.00 19,20 CHEVROLET Sedan ..$150.00 1980 LA SALLE Sedan $900.00 1930 CHEVROLET Coach ..$350.00 1931 OLDSMOBILE Coach ..$475.00

ROSS-KETCHUM CO., INC. Phone 536 Saratoga 1932 PLYMOUTH Coach ...$350.00 1931 DESOTO Six Sedan ..$395.00 1931 FORD Victoria $295.00 1930 DESOTO 8 Coupe $225.00 1929 DODGE D. A. Sedan ..$225.00 1929 NASH Standard Sedac $225.00 1930 FORD Roadster $175.00 1930 CHEVROLET Coupe . .$226.00 1930 FORD Coupe $200.00 1930 HUDSON Sedan $350.00 1929 Chevrolet Spt. Coupe ..$200.00

— CARROLL AUTO SALES — De Soto and Plymouth Dealers 1932 FORD Coupe 1931 DODGE 6 Sedan 1930 GRAHAM PAGE Sedan 1930 DODGE 8 Coupe 1928 DODGE Victory Bro. 1930 DODGE 6 Coupe •

— FORD GARAGE CO. — 12 "W. Harrison St. Phone 242

Business Services Offered 13

IF YOU DO LOOK THROUGH THE USED CAR SECTION OF THE WANT AD COL­UMNS FIRST. YOU WILL FIND THERE MANV OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE BAR­GAINS EVER OFFERED IN AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY. IF YOU HAVE A CAR FOR SALE YOU WILL FIND THIS THE QUICKEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL WAY OF DISPOSING OF IT.

Phone 2580 AN AD-TAKER WILL HELP YOU WORD

YOUR AD

Specials At The Stores 66

— AWNINGS — Why pay more? House or store tailor made awnings at lower prices. For prompt service call

— DAVE COFFINGER — Phone 1184 10 Maple Ave.

Boarders Wanted 59-A

CHILDREN wanted to board. Ideal country home. Mrs. Elmer Norton, Greenwich, N. Y. Reasonable rate*. Phone 257-F-6, Greenwich.

J. E. ROOHAN GENERAL INSURANCE and

REAL ESTATE ARCADE PHONE 974

Repairing 23

SOLES on women's or boy's shoes, 35 o e n t s, Schuylerville Vulcanizing Works.

THERE is more dirt in your -ugs than on all the woodwork and car-tains. I can prove it by shampoo­ing. Phone 2058, Williamson, 306 Nelson Ave.

Country Board—Resorts 60

HEST-A-WHILE, 4$ Chapman St., Ballston. A quiet home place to rest and reouperate. Transients.

. . ' I 1 , , ' L_ Apartments—Flats For Rent 63

APARTMENT, modern, furnished or unfurnished. 86 Woodlawn Ave. Phone 1182-J.

APARTMENT, 6 rooms, unfurnished, Areola Heater. 100 Ludlow St. Phone 1187-J.

APARTMENT, modern; unfurnished", Cherry Block, Church St. Reason­able. Gluck's Market.

Houses For Rent 66

HOUSE, 6 room, furnished, modern, $250 for season. Tel. 2477.

HOUSE* 8 rooms, furnished, to rent for July and Aug., with garage. 194 East Ave.

H0USE7~10~rooms. furnished" SaxT-toga Lake, 15 minutes from Race Track. 6 large bedrooms. $200 for season. Box 228, Saratoglan.

HOME, beautifully fursished, 14 rooms, 7 bedrooms, 6 baths. All mod­ern Improvement*. For season or longer. 43 Union Ave.

Suburban For Rent §6

Furnishes Houses for July-August R. P REDMOND, Tel. 1001-W.

APARTMENT, furnished, 4 rooms and bath. E. J. Morley, 142 Milton Ave., Ballston Spa.

APARTMENT, small, furnished, for rent, modern improvements, porch. East side. Phone 806-J or 1041-M.

APARTMENTS. small, furnished, heated. 135 Circular St. Phone 65 5 -J.

APARTMENTS, furnished^ i~ T, 3 rooms, separate entrance. Rent rea­sonable, year or season. 28 Wood-lawn Ave.

FLATS, modern, Menges & Curtis.

to let. Apply

Help Wanted—Female 35

CHAMBERMAID wanted. Inquire 48 Maple Ave.

HOUSEKEEPER wanted, middle aged. 18 High Rock Ave.

WASHING - MACHINES, vacuum Saratoga County, to be consumed cieaners repaired. Expert Radio re upon the, said premises.

WALTER H. ROBERTS. R. 3, Fort Edward,

^ Washington Co., N. Y. 7/5-12.

con-

Lena,

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B1123 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Seotion 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the Lakeland House on the North side of Sacandaga Lake, the Hadley-Northville highway in the Town of Edinburg, Saratoga County, to be con­sumed on the said premises.

LEWIS CLOTHER, Conklingville,

Town of Edinburg, ^gSmmmsmm-' Saratoga County, N. Y. 7/5-12.

pairing. All makes. Ballston Elec­tric Shop, Ballston Spa.

Tailoring; Fur Repairing 24

New Tropical SUITS Made to Order — $17.50 Up —

M. DOBRUCKY, Tailor—Tel. 1070 39 Lake Ave. We Call for and Deliver

Help Wanted—Male 36

HERE'S your chance to get a FREE TRIP to Chicago World's Fair, all expenses paid, and make $7.)>0 a day besides. Write quick for particulars. Albert Mills, 2459 Monmouth, Cin­cinnati, O.

KITCHEN MAN, experienced^ Ro-Bd Mansion, 108 Circular St.

MAN wanted on farm, middle aged-, must be good milker. G. G. Brown, Ballston R. 3.

Articles For Sale 45

FLAT, small, lower, adult, rent rea­sonable. 26 North High Street, Ballston.

THE WEE-MET BUNGALOW furnished, for rent for July and August>-~Maple Ave. Tel. 1764-W or P. O. B o \ 243.

Summer Homea for Rent 67

HOUSE or camp, furnished, fop rent. Modern improvements. For particu­lars write Mrs. William Pearse, New­town Road, Waterford, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 102.

TROPICAL FISH and tanks, must sell. Cheap. 152 Grand Ave.

Paints; Building Materials 47

BATHROOM outfit, doors, windows, lumber and brick, for sale. Ballston and Lincoln Aves., Saratoga Springs.

Money To Loan 33

PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. CXLVIII

Be It ordained as follows: Section 1. No person, Firm or Cor­

poration shall wholesale or sell from a motor propelled or horse drawn ve­hicle on a cash basis any fruit, vege­tables, berries, meats, poultry, fish, farm or garden produce, teas, coffees, groceries, breads, cakes, pastry or goods, wares or merchandise of any kind in the City of Saratoga Springs except fruit, vegetables, berries and farm and garden produce actuallly grown or gathered by such person, without a license issued by the Com­missioner of Accounts upon payment of a license fee to be fixed by said Com­missioner on the issuance of such license of not less than five dollars nor more than twenty-five dollars per day or not less than five dollars or more than two hundred fifty dol­lars per year.

Section 2. Any person violating any

INGHAM, WHITE^^CO., INC. General Insurance — Real Estate.

Money to Loan—Secured by Small Mortgages

12 ARCADE PHONE 353

Help Wanted'—Female 35

1:30 p. m . - W G Y Farm program. ot the provisions of this Ordinance

South was the Declarer playing a contract ot six No Trumps which would be reached easily under any bidding system.

West's opening lead was the Jack of Spades and Declarer, counting his tricks, could see that he was sure of three Spades (the six adverse Spades were not apt to be divided 3-3; so South's fourth Spade could not be rated as a probable thirteener), two Hearts, two Diamonds and four Clubs—which left him a trick short of his contract. However, if West held four Spades and the Queen and Jack of Diamonds, a squeeze would develop. It was not probable that West held both Of the adverse Diamond honors, but unless he did Declarer's chance was nil.

Declarer won the first Spade with the Ace and followed by tak­ing four Club tricks, South win­ning th% last. On the fourth Club West discarded a Spade which in­dicated that he had held five ori­ginally. Declarer next led the Queen of Hearts from South and when West covered with the King, could have won - with dummy's Ace. That, however would not have accomplished his purpose. He needed three Heart leads, not two, in order to squeeze West if ha held the Queen and Jack of Diamonds; and of course the De­clarer must keep control of the su i t Consequently, West's King was permited to win. West led the Tea of Spades which was taken with South's Queen and followed by the lead of the Jack of Hearts. After that a small Spade w a s tod, won by North's King and the Acs of Hearts cash-s i . This produced a perfect squeeze. If West discarded a Spade. South would take an extra Spade trick. If he discard-ad a Diamond, It would give De­clarer three Diamond tricks. Of course, if E a s t had held s high Diamond, the squeeze would not have developed* but in that case it would have been impossible for Declarer to make his contract. The squeeze in this hand is most unusual besause it Is made with Declarer s short suit.

iOswrright, John F. Dillt Cs.)

6:00—Viennese Ensemble. 6:28—Baseball scores. 6:30—John B. Kennedy. 6:35—Ensemble. 7:00—Regimen talists. 7:15—Joe and Eddie. 7:30—Drifting and Dreaming. 7:45—Goldbergs. 8:0O—Rudy Vallee. 9:00—Show Boat. 10:00—Musical program. 11:00—Backstage. 11:15—Skip, Step and Lena. 11:30—Dance orchestras.

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B31 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 72 Congress St., Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, to be consumed upon the said premises.

GRACE H. JACKSON, 72 Congerss St.

6/2 S—7/B. \

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B69 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 262 Milton avenue, Ballston Spa, Saratoga County, to be consumed upon said premises.

LUCIAN SIAN'O, Ballston Spa.

7/5-12.

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B1905 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell bee and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 36 Broad St., Schuylerville, N. Y., Saratoga County, to be consumed upon the said premises.

JOHN H. HUGHES, 36 Broad Street,

Schuylerville, N. Y. 8/2-8—7/6. *

shall be deemed guilty of a misde­meanor and shall be punished by a fine of Fifty Dollars for each offense. Each day on which such violation con­tinues shall constitute a separate of­fense.

Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately.

(Adopted by the City Council Jtfly 3, 1933).

ROBERT R. RITCHIE, Commissioner of Accounts.

7/5—It. .

GIRL wanted for housework and take care of children. Sleep in. Apply Spic & Span, 350 Broadway.

HOUSEKEEPER wanted"; middle aged, for widower and 3 children, one who wants home more than wages. Write Box 234, Saratogian.

WOMAN wanted for housework! Ap^ ply with references. 169 Union Ave.

WOMAN cook wanted for roadside resturant. Familiar with Italian kitohen. Michael Errico, Maple Lodge, Corinth-Hadley road.

START now. Earn $36.00 weekly even if you never sold before. New idea gets orders quick, easy. Con­duct profitable Rose, Evergreen, Rock Garden business. No investment. WAYNE NURSERIES, Newark, N. Y.

YOUNG MIAN to do chores at a camp, caring for horses. $25.00 per month and keep. Lavender Camp, Porter Corners, Tel. 3-F-13.

Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 60

HAY—Fifteen acres of hay for sale. R. F. D. No. 1, Box 82, Martin Casey Place.

LIVING ROOM, 5 bedrooms, kitchen, diner and bath, furnished. Monthly. Richman, 29 Woodlawn Ave.

ROOM'S, furnished, apartment, house, improvements. Inquire 130 Malta Ave., Ballston. "

Houses for Rent 65 APARTMENT, to let for racing sea­

son, 6 well furnished rooms, bath, porch. Broadway opposite U. S. Hotel. Telephone 1103-W.

Household Goods 61

CHIFFAROBE, walnut. Good condi­tion. Price reasonable. Phone Ballston 122-R.

HOT POINT Electric Range, like new. burners and oven. Sacrifice $50. Tel. 463-R.

Machinery ai.d Tools 52

Situations Wanted—Female 38

LIGHTING OUTFIT for sale. 110 volts, also one horse mowing ma­chine, one horse lumber wagon and good cream separator. Frank Mar-tin, Corinth. Tel. 88-F-ll.

SAW MILL and Fordson tractor. Peter Timko, R. D. No. 3, Ballston.

FURNISHED COTTAGES Real Estate of every kind. H. J. White. 351 Broadway.

FRAME HOUSE, semi-detached, for rent, unfurnished, 6 rooms and bath. Completely remodeled, new steam heat. Available July 15th. 17 Franklin St. Phone Dunham 1597.

JOLLEY'S REST—15 minutes to Saratoga. Route 50, R. D. 2, Ball­ston Spa. Will let house for August. 7 sleeping rooms, bath, electricity. Janitor's service optional.

Farma and Land For Sals 71

For Sale—FARMS—Wanted HOWARD CLINE—432 Broadway

For Farms, Residences, Business See R. P. REDMOND, Tel. 1001-W.

SEVEN ACRES, GOOD SOIL barn, chicken houses, all In good condition, also foundation for house, only $700. Another of 33 acres, good soil, barns, firewood, no house, only $600.

QUA, 14 Lake Ave.

Houses For Sals 72

FURNISHED HOME

ON BAST SIDE OF TOWN FOR

RENT FOR RACING SEASON.

ALL CONVENIENCES INCLUD­

ING ELECTRIC REFRIGERA­

TION. LARGE SLEEPING

GIRL, as mother's helper and r will do light hpusework. Tel. 1536-W.

WOMAN, middle aged, desires posi­tion as housekeeper. Address c/o S. Knapp, Mechanicville, R. 1., N. Y.

Employment Agencies 40

NOTICE Is hereby given that license number ALB B587 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Notty Pines, Saratoga-Glens Falls Road, Route 9, Town of Moreau, Saratoga County, to be consumed upon the said premises.

GLADYS R. SEILER, R.F.D. 2, Gansevoortt.

6/28—7/5.

RELIABLE HELP furnished. Sara­toga Employment Office, 34 Caroline. 1675-M.

Dogs—Birds—Pits 41

RED Cocker Spaniels pups, $10-Wagner, V. Corners, Ballston.

Van

Live Stock—Vehicles 42

NOTICE is hereby given that license number ALB B1885 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Paul Yurcik's on New Gick Road, Route 50, Town ol Wilton, Saratoga County, to be consumed upon the said premises.

PAUL YURCIK, R. F. D. No. 2,

Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 6/28—7/5.

TWO new milch cows for sale. Good milkers. Levandowsky, Grangerville.

Poultry and Supplies 43

BROILERS, 2 lbs., 50 cents, dressed and delivered. Pulletsr-600 March and April White Leghorns. Alder­man's, Rock City Falls. Tel. Ball­ston 24-F-13.

HOME hatched chicks—Reds, $7.00 per hundred in three hundred lots for 3 days only. Phone 29-F-12. Burnt Hills Hatchery.

Articles For Sale 45

FOR SALE—750 dollars, coat price of Koustene Chemical Toilet outfits. Two and three units at a sacrifice. Telephone, Porter Corners, 3-F-13.

Office and Siore Equipment 54

FIXTURES, cigar store, very cheap. Box B, Saratogian Office, Ballston.

Specials At The Stores 56

FRYING PANS AT BEYER'S Made Of

Sheet Iron, Steel, Cast Iron, Agate Ware and Aluminum. All sizes— from one egg size to the big hotel sizes.

— 10c to $2.50 — . BEYER'S TEA STORE

Opp. Post Office—Saratoga Spa.

MODERN cookery convenience and dependability will make your kitchen a pleasant, health producing work­s h o p -

See the new PARAMOUNT gas cooking equipment now on display at

MODERN APPLIANCE CO. 375 Broadway Phone 1910

J. A. BEYER'S, 482-484 B'way. — For —

Hotel, Restaurant, Boarding House. Camp, Kitchen and Dining Room Supplies of Every Description

— And — Fine Teas, Coffee Roasted Fresh Daily on the Premises, Wholesale and Retail.

— J. A. BEYER'S — Opp. Post Office—Saratoga Spa.

ROOMS, 2 CAR GARAGE.

YORK AVE. PHONE 320.

86

HOUSE, 8 room, furnished, modern, rent two months, reasonable. Gar­age. 134"Lincoln Ave. Phone 2377^

HOUSE, modern, 6 rooms and bath, electricity, gas. East side. Rent reasonable. Inquire E. Robbins, 14 Lake Ave.

HOUSE, for rent, furnished, for July and August. 3 bedrooms. East side. All modern conveniences. Box 171, Saratogian.

HOUSE, furnished, 4 bedrooms, baths, garage, good location, July and August, $500. R. P. Redmond, Tel. 1001-W.

HOUSE, large, furnished, 8 roo'ms, 2 baths, for rent for summer or August. 140 Spring S£»_JBtoone 976-M.

HOUSE for rent withyOO acres land on new Gansevoort ftoad, % mile from Saratoga. Suitable for road stand or gasoline station. Phone 1295. •

HOUSE, furnished, to rent, July and August. Four bedrooms, completely furnished. 244 Nelson avenue. Call at £4,6 Nelson avenue, or telephone 2580. $285 for two months, $200 for August. , SARATOGA COTTAGES for the

racing season, at reduced rentals. — LESTER BROS., INC. —

Established 1886 377 B'way.—Saratoga Spgs.—Tel. 218

FOR SALE OR RENT Large modern single year-round house in country, 2 miles from town, nine rooms, bath, porches, garage, fully screened, shade and fruit trees, 2 acres. Will consider renting furnished for month of Au­gust. Box 233, Saratogian.

LAKE AVE., small home, exceptional location, $3,000. Personal informa­tion. FLAMMER, Best in Real Es-tate.

TWO DESIRABLE SMALL COTTAGES

on Lake Ave. Excellent location, very reasonable, easy terms. Also 2 story brick, 14 room boarding house, steam heat, large lot, garage, only $3300. Easy terms.

QUA, 14 Lake Ave.

Lots for Sale 74

LOT, 75x500 feet, with garage, es Waterford Road. Adjoining lot fre« for quick gale. 25 Greenwood Ave. Mechanicville.

Business Service Ol

J Paint Headquarters | SPRAY MATERIALS

Insecticide — Fungicide and Dusting Materials.

FARMERS' HARDWARE CO., INC

Hazard's Radio Service

ALL makes of Radio repaired and guaranteed. Twin Six Majestic car radio $44.95.

53 Caroline St.—Phone 1530.

John Ritchie, IS Maple Ave. Cements, Bricks, Sewer Tile, Sands, Drain Tile, Fire Brick Keen Cement, Metal Lath, Strainers, Bell Traps, Flue Lining.

James J. Riley BUILDING CONTRACTOR

"AMTICO" Tile of Marblized Rubber, for Bathrooms and Kltcheiu

Call Us For An Estimate 48 Putnam St. Phone 1695

Quality Paints Direct from Factory to Consumer

Write or phone for color card & pricei Phone 506 We Deliver

— THE DECORATIVE CO. — 3 Excelsior Avenue

Saratoga Springs, N. T.

By GEORGE McMANUS

NOTICE is hereby given that license number' ALB B2066 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retslt under Section 76 of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at 16 Caroline St., Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County, to be consumed upon the said premises.

JOHN J. TRACY, 16 Caroline St.

HOTICB Is hereby given that license number ALB B589 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer and wine at retail under Section 76 of ths Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Sara Glen, fhuatoga-Glcns Falls Road, Routs 9, Town of Moreau, Sara­toga Cftunty, to be consumcrd upon the said premises.

M. POLLACRK, R. F. D. So. 3,

rort Edward, X. Y. a/W ?/f«

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B 'HE T^EMBLIN^-CHINAMAN LEP TH^M THRU SEVERAL LAR&E ROOMS FULL OF RACKING BOYE^ «~

SAX ITHOOerKT TBffT POOR Or*BHEt?ON "T̂ E RIGHT SJPE!

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