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THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON. N. Y„ MAY 4, 1950 qteSNAPSHOT GUILD WANT ACS CLOSING TIME FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS WEDNESDAY AT 12 NOON Just Like You See in the Magazines S PRING housecleanlng, tbat peren nial flurry of domestic activity, la over. Tbo bouse la quiet once more and everything Is temporarily In apple-pie order. The changes may have been minor, or may have been a complete redecorating Job. but something Is bound to be new and different, even If It’s Just the furni ture arrangement. Daylight time exposures can give you excellent Intorlor shots. I say “can" because whether they do or do not depends on you and how you handle the factors Involved. First of all. think about composi tion, since that Is the reason you're making tbe picture. Leave the fur nlture In Its normal position as much as you possibly can without Interfering with your shooting plans. Make more than one picture. Choose several points from which to view the room. Don’t try to get every thing Into one shot. In selecting the shooting point, try to leave sufficient space between the camera and tbe nearest object so tbat only the floor can be seen In the Immediate foreground. Other wise, the nearby chair will seem much larger than Its twin on the As In all time exposures, youtl want to place the camera on a tri pod or other solid support. Select a spot for It that Is high enough so that more floor than celling shows In the view finder and thus avoid a The length of your Ume exposure will, of course, depend on the amount of light In the room. If you are using extra-fast panchromatic film with an f/16 lens opening, on a bright day, the time—in terms of number of windows in tbe room—will be In 8 seconds tor one window: 4 seconds for two windows: and 2 seconds for If there are areas of your room which will appear In the picture and which tbe daylight cannot- reach, IHun i ordina )0-watt bulb or a tloodlamp. ertaln a' If y exposure, and It Is understandable that you may not be because of all the variable conditions Involved— be on the safe side and try two or three shots. Try it the way you think It should be: four times that long: and finally, shoot It at one-quarter ' ............. : should take. van Guilder o time y EPWAR85 S FRI.-SAT. MAY 5-£ Dane CLARK - Ruth'ROMAN Raymond MASSEY "BARRICADE" Color by Technicolor — Plus — Jimmy Durante - Terry Moore "THE GREAT RUPERT" Second complete show 8:20 SUN.-TUES. MAY 7-9 The. Private Lady of A Public Enemy! JOAN CRAWFORD DAVID BRIAN "The Damned Dcn'i Cry!" New Warner Bros. Sensation Steve COCHRAN - Kent SMITH WED. - One Day Orly - MAY 10 YVONNE DeCARLO PHILIP FRIEND Feature shown :30 - 9:30 THURS.-SAT. MAY 11-13 COMING G !h Cov.’s f;r Clssn Mil!:, And Ciit Down f.iiikin^ Tima Clipping dairy cattle regularly is an economical and effective step in producing c!ean milk of hi"h qual- ■ ity, according to Dr. R. C. Klussen- dorf, assistant ,executive secretary of t'.ie American Veterinary Medical association. The AVMA official said that a sys.ematic clipping program helps to lower the bacteria count and re duces the amount of sediment in milk—both of which are important in ouolifyini for the premium on special grades of milk, or in guard ing against rejection'of milk on the receiving pi; Clip] makes it e s the t tt'lk. and iidi in controlling lice pointed out. Other factors Jf high qur.lity a-e healthy' cow =<en'e utersls and prompt coolini Dr. Klussendorf commented.- "Clipping the udders, flanks, ar s of daii electric clipner, and the improve o.uality of clean milk from health cows insures a uniform market a profitable prices” he concluded. homes for numerous other than for protecti burglars. purposes and for Farmers keep enient places for iwks, crows, and other birds and animals that often play havoc with their livestock and from'"firearms in ^he "homeware brought about by keeping the weaoons loaded and leaving them in places where they are accessi ble to everybody, including chil- 1947 Chevrolet Sedan Delivery GUARANTEED. JUST LIKE NEW 1948 Oldsmobile, 6 cyl. Club Sedan LOW MILEAGE. PERFECT CONDITION 1946 Chevrolel Pickup LESTER MOTORS Telephone E. H. 100 s for the price of 2 FIVE STAR WINES — 100% Pure California Port, Sherry, Muscatel, White Port. Only 73c Full Quart. $1.42 half-gallon, $2.65 gallon. DAKERS WINE & LIQUOR STORE, Newtown Lane, East Ijampton. Tel. E. H. 831. cm' dining roooAml breakfa.- ts. everything to furnish a home; ■ry reasonable. John W. Nilsson, Road. Southampton. Tel. TOVES—ranges and large stock used furniture. Bargains in bur eaus, odd tables, chests, chairs, sofas, china closets, and anything needed for the home. We buy and -ell used furniture. Barn in of Hamptons Dept. Store. St< Main Street store for the key. iOCONY PRODUCTS — Fuel kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel Daily deliveries. R. A. Corwin & Son. tel. E. H. 292. 28-tf AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Body and Fender Repairs Station Wagon refinishing a specialty Willard Motors. Inc. Tel. East Hampton 228 41-tf BUY COLEMAN—hot water heat ers, floor furnaces and space heaters on convenient monthly payment plan. R. A. Corwin & .Son. Tel. E. H. 292. 28-tf KIRSCH VENETIAN BL1NDS- made to order. Baker & Lester Hardware. 16-tf PICTURE FRAMES—keys made, window shades, Venetian blinds, made to order. East End Hardware Corp. Tel. E. H. 1157. . 30-tf WINES — Famous Riveibank, 100% pure California wines. Sherry, Port, White Port and Muscatel. 73c a full qt. $1.42 a half gal. . Golden’s Wine and Liquor Store, North Main St., East Hampton, N. Y. Tel. E. fc. 462. 17-tf STRAWBERRY PLANTS—certified. Premier, Temple, Red Star, May time, $2.50 per hundred. Gladiolus bulbs, beautiful rainbow colors, $1.50 per dozen. Raspberry plants 20c each. Harvey Bennett Jr, Cedar Farm, Amagansett. Phone 3543. 28-3 FLOWERING SHRUBS — Ever greens, Azaleas, climbing and Tea, roses including newest patent kinds. See our sales place with its thousands of bulbs coming in to bloom, all kinds are potted too, ready to take along to add Spring cheer to your own garden. Jos. A. Hren Nurseries, Montauk High way, Route 27, East Hampton 640. 27-tf LARGE ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODER—5 waterers, 12 feed ers. Call. E. H. 817 after 5 p.m. 30-1 UPRIGHT PIANO — antique desk, antique bed, rocking chairs, other chairs and set of dishes. Mrs. C. C. Rowe, tel. E. H. 840 or call in morning at house on David Lane. 30-1 714 HJ>. OUTBOARD MOTOR — used .approx. 10 hours. Model A Ford motor, overhauled, $200.00. Mrs. John Cantwell, next to Di- Sunno's Garage. Tel. Amagansett CLOTHING AND MERCHANDISE —of all kinds at Mrs. Adams’ Thrift & Exchange Shop on Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton. EMIL J. GARDELL, JR. Homes Patroled Daily Cesspools & Cellars Pumped FOR SALE (Continued) FOR SALE (Continued) LOCKE POWER MOWER AGENCY —sales and service. Ask for dem onstration. East End Hard\ Corp. tel. E. H. 1157. 27-tf 23 FT. CABIN CRUISER—Gray tor, first class condition. Inquire at Three Mile Harbor Boat Yai 28-3 G.L.F. LAWN SEED — Sunny Shady mixtures containing red top, perennial rye grass, Kentucky blue grass, chewing fescue, ci ing red fescue, and white ,cl —75c per lb. Discounts in : quantities. Also Premier Peat Moss—$4.75 per large bale; gar den fertilizer—$2.50 per hundred. A complete selection of quality garden seeds. Bridgehampton Co op. G.L.F. Service, Inc. Phone Bridgehampton 7. PHILCO RADIO—table model, Wal nut cabinet, '$15.00. Tel. E. H. 626-W after 5 p.m. 29-3 SI0.00 Allowance for your old box Now all of our customers can enjoy a big new modern REFRIGERATOR - with complete refrigeration Service FOR ONLY 25c A DAY after small down pe^Ment Long Island Ice — E. H. 505 KENDEX NYLONS—guaranteed up to 3 months. Also robes, lingerie and men’s hose. Will call, m ligation. Write Box 1227, East Hampton. LONG ISLAND CLIMATE TAIL ORED Exterior House Paint—buy Long Island Paint at Peter Rana’s, Amagansett. Made exclusively for Long Island homes. Weather re sisting, long lasting, Climate Tail ored Paint is formulated to resist the climatic attack of Long Is land's damp, - salty air. Exterior house paint—$4.45 gal. Brushing flat—$2.60 gal. Gloss Enamel— $3.15 gal. Self size flat—$2.75 gal. Kalcpte flat oil paint, paint over calcimine and water paint-^2.60 gal. Peter Rana, tel. Amagansett 3535. 29-3 First Class Automobile BODY AND FENDER WORK Installing Body Panels Cutting and Grinding Safety Class Fitting Convertible Tops Automobile Painting Under Coating Front End Alignment on •Bear Machine Estimates Cheerfully Given I. Y. HALSEY AUTOMOBILE CO. East Hampton, N. Y. - Phone 173 30-tf MONTAUK SEA FOOD OPEN Friday - Saturday • Local Fish 1 o Live Lobsters Cross Highway, Amagansett IOAT—24’ X 8’, new 90 h.p. Gray motor. Speed 20 m.p.h. Perfect condition. Price $1,500. Peterman, East Lake Drive, Montauk. Tel. Montauk Pt. 2341. NEW MODERN HOME — 4 rooms, bath. Lot 60' x 150’ on Springs Road. 5 minutes from bathing beach. Price $6,500. Write Grover Adams, East Hampton. a x 12 SLOOP—and 3,000 ft. sein< 110 h.p. Chrysler motor,’ 2V4 to reduction, good condition. Inquii Joe Stankus, Talmage Lane, East Hampton. Tel. E. H. 762. MISCELLANEOUS CESSPOOL PUMPING —and ing. George L. Smith. Main Amagansett. Telephone sett 3441. RADIO — phono and amplifiei pairs. M^Smollin. Talmage 1 telephone East Hampton 4( CESSPOOLS PUMPED—and cle ed, cellars pumped. Prompt se ice. Emil J. Gardell, Jr., tel. Ai gansett 3506. 50-tf FLOOR SANDING—and refinishing, expert work, reasonable prices. Call Anderson, Southampton 339-R. 41-tf. LAWN MOWING'— and jobbing, East Hampton and vicinity. Apply Frank T. Bennett, telephone East Hampton 1124-W-l. 24-tf HORSEBACK RIDING—at beauti ful Montauk. $2.00. Pony rides for children. Deep Hollow Ranch, Montauk Pt. 2466. 28-6 1947 CHEVROLET—sedan delivery. Receiving a new truck. Forced to sell. Call Water Mill 803-R after ’49 NORGE GAS STOVE—4 burners, double oven, like new, $75.00. Telephone Sag Harbor 183. 30-3 NEW BUNGALOW 4 rooms bath with shower, floor furnace (oil), electric hot water heater, lot 75 x 200. Devon Road, Ama gansett, unfurnished $4,200. Carle- ton Kelsey, Broker, Amagansett 3447. WOMANS BICYCLE—good condi tion, reasonable. Phone Montauk Pt. 2304. HOUSE—5 rooms and bath. Living room 20 x 25. Oil burner in fur nace. Gas-fired hot water boiler. Modern kitchen. Lot 50 x 80, Ga rage. Near stores, school. East Hampton. Furnished, $5,000. Carle- ton Kelsey, Broker, Amagansett 3447. LIVE LOBSTERS Cooked Lobsters - Lobster Meat Hard Clams and Steamers Fish Fillet and Shrimp Crabs and Crab Meat COMMERCIAL TOWN DOCK North End Three Mile Harbor Just Past Maidstone Shipyard Telephone 662 E. B. TABER For a COMPLETE Line of VENETIAN BLINDS WINDOW SHADES — MIRRORS — PORCH SHADES KIRSCH DRAPERY ACCESSORIES TABLE PADS — WALL SHADES — GIFTS SEE — ■AcdbucJi & O '^'U hh HOME SPECIALTIES 'Ftfl M M N STREET (NEXT TO LIGHTING CoU&GHMBOR 66$ GARDENS PLOWED—and harrow ed. Manure and top soil for sale. Frank Tillinghast, phone E. H. G. LAMBERSON — Fuller Brush Dealer, 161 North - Sea Road, Southampton, L. I. Tel. Southamp ton 1489-J. ' 28-3 Phone Co. Announces L. I. Executive Changes W. G. Hampton, assistant vice president of the New York Tele phone Company in charge of staff engineering matters, was elected vice president and general manager of the Company's Long Island area at a meeting of the Board of Direc tors yesterday. The move will be effective June 1. Mr. Hampton succeeds A. G. Wright, head of the Long Island area, who has reached retirement age under Company plan. Mr. Wright will have completed over 42 years of telephone service cul minated by 10 years as the execu tive head of the telephone organiza tion on Long Island where he has been active in many civic affairs. At the same meeting, the Board elected Kennedy Woody, assistant vice president of the American Tele phone and Telegraph Company charge of advertising, as vice p ru dent-public relations, effective May 1, 1950. He succeeds Wellington Powell, who becomes vice president and general manager of the Manhat- formerly in becomes vicc of staff opera tions for the Company, succeeding Russell H. Hughes, who was ap pointed to a newly created office vice president-revenues and regu latory matters. Mr. Hampton, the new head of the Long Island area, is a graduate of Union College and joined • the Company in 1927 as a student gineer at Albany, N. Y. He advanced through various positions plant department and becai vision plant superintendent of the Buffalo divis................... In 1947 he was appointed assistant ce president in charge of engineer ing matters for the company and has held that position until his prestni promotion. Mr. and Mrs. Hamptor and their four children live at 12( Remington Road, Manhasset, L. I Mr. Woody is a graduate of Cen tral College at Fayette, Mo. After working for various Missouri news papers and the United Press, hi joined the Southwestern Bell Tele phone Company at St. Louis, Mo., ‘ 926. He held various positions plant and public relations de partments there until his American Telephone and Tele graph Company on March 1, 1 :o be in charge of advertising ■elated matters. Typewriters repaired—expert work—reasonable charges. Call E. H. 477, The Star. SITUATION WANTED EXPERT LANDSCAPE GARDEN ER—caretaker. Complete respon sibility small estate anywhere. Available, imm ediately. Write: Mrs. Charles M. Thayer, 1 East 66th Street, New York 21, N. Y. POSITION AS GARDENER—exper ienced, year round or season. Tel. E. H. 1293-R evenings after 6. GUARANTEED ROOFS GRUBB BROS. Roofing and Siding Asphalt - Asbestos - Built-up Roofs Free Estimates Write or Phone East Hampton 1 328—Bridgehamp’or HELP WANT] EMPLOYMENT SERVICE — If you want a good job this summer ister now. A. J. Eno, telephone E. H. 110. FOR SALE OR RENT HOUSES—for sals or rent in East Hampton or Amagansett. W. S. Jenkins, tel. Amagansett 3442. STEAMSHIP TICKETS McRae Bros. Tight Roofs RE-ROOFING RE-SIDING INSULATION Established 25 years ago ALL WORK GUARANTEED ! payment plan LOCAL OFFICE ED. COOK BLDG: Next to Post Office Phone E. H. 212 CARPENTER WORK—day or week. Remodeling and building. The better job at the right price. Irving Renkens. tel. E. H. 572-J-2. GARDEN PLOWING—lawn rolling and lawn mowing. Frank Hetti- ger, telephone E. H. 864-W. 25-9 CLAY FILL WANTED—write price and full particulars to H.‘ J. Tu- trone. General Delivery, Montauk, or call week-ends at end of East Lake Drive, Montauk. 28-3 PETER RANA TAXI CALL AMAGANSETT 3535 LOCAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN ' BUS fOR CHARTER V/yomin® Jada Mine Seen As Opening Up New Marls Between Muddy Gap and Lander, V.'yo., within sight of the old Oregon Trail, the only jade mine in the western hemisphere is in operation Out of the huge deposit—which is expected to result in a new market for the semi-precious stone —chunks three feet long, 18 inches wide and 18 inches deep have been Previously, the use of jade has been limited to jewelry and carv ings, or for small inlays in expen sive furniture. Development of the b;g Wyoming deposit means that the home build-, er who wants a touch of luxury or the designer of a building or thea ter which needs an "extra touch" can order jade in place of marble. Harrison S. Cobb, Boulder, Colo., mine operator and partner to the American Jade Co., developer of the deposit, believes that the mar ket is unlimited, although the sup ply still will be limited. Proces sing of the stone is expensive, since it must be cut out of the rough natural shapes by jewelers' tools. A peculiarity of geology provided jade in a 15-bv-30-mile area in Wyo ming—the only deposit of its kind known in North America. The fact existence of some jade i and All this was found on the surface of the ground. Cobb and other mining men call It "float" or "out cropping." The new development is a quarry- type operation, and operation arted a onth a The large deposit was discovered accidentally by Ted Graham of the historic Graham raijch, as he was riding the range a few years ago. Grahim sold the property to a group of Denver businessmen. PIANOS FOR SUMMER RENTAL TUNING REPAIR HORNBECK & SON Hampton Bays Phone 2 LANDSCAPING LAWN MOWING GARDEN JOBBING HEDGE TRIMMING Louis Lecakes P. O. Box 953 Tel. 223-R EAST HAMPTON All the THRILL of an open car...with the COMFORT and SAFETY of a Sedan! ~M sza A . TisitseJkle/i M /i CONVERTIBLE LANDAU * America’s Lowest-Priced 5-Passenger Convertible SEE THE COMPLETE AIRFLYTE LINE cffle offafeimaiv THE IRVING GARAGE "Your Friendly NASH Dealer" Corner Windmill Lane & Hill St. Tel. Southampton 253 Authorized Nash Sales 8c Servici Every 3 seconds an accident happens! YOU MAY BE NEXT Be prepared with GOOD Accident Insurance! Good accident insurance pays yoor medical bills; vital weekly income while you’re disabled. Why not see us before an accident? EDWARD F. COOK Telephone 1060 Insurance Real Estate
Transcript of qteSNAPSHOT GUILD WANT A C S - NYS Historic...
THE EAST HAMPTON STAR. EAST HAMPTON. N. Y„ MAY 4, 1950
qteSNAPSHOT GUILD W ANT A C SCLOSING TIME FOR ALL CLASSIFIED ADS WEDNESDAY AT 12 NOON
Just Like You See in the M a ga z in e s
SPRING housecleanlng, tbat perennial flurry of domestic activity,
la over. Tbo bouse la quiet once more and everything Is temporarily In apple-pie order. The changes may have been minor, or may have been a complete redecorating Job. but something Is bound to be new and different, even If It’s Just the furniture arrangement.
Daylight time exposures can give you excellent Intorlor shots. I say “can" because whether they do or do not depends on you and how you handle the factors Involved.
First of all. think about composition, since that Is the reason you're making tbe picture. Leave the fur nlture In Its normal position as much as you possibly can without Interfering with your shooting plans. Make more than one picture. Choose several points from which to view the room. Don’t try to get everything Into one shot.
In selecting the shooting point, try to leave sufficient space between the camera and tbe nearest object so tbat only the floor can be seen In the Immediate foreground. Other wise, the nearby chair will seem much larger than Its twin on the
As In all time exposures, youtl want to place the camera on a tripod or other solid support. Select a spot for It that Is high enough so that more floor than celling shows In the view finder and thus avoid a
The length of your Ume exposure will, of course, depend on the amount of light In the room. If you are using extra-fast panchromatic film with an f/16 lens opening, on a bright day, the time—in terms of number of windows in tbe room—will be In 8 seconds tor one window: 4 seconds for two windows: and 2 seconds for
If there are areas of your room which will appear In the picture and which tbe daylight cannot- reach,IHun i ordina
)0-watt bulb or a tloodlamp.ertaln a'If y
exposure, and It Is understandable that you may not be because of all the variable conditions Involved— be on the safe side and try two or three shots. Try it the way you think It should be: four times that long: and finally, shoot It at one-quarter
' ............. : should take.van Guilder
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EPWAR85S
FRI.-SAT. MAY 5-£Dane CLARK - Ruth'ROMAN
Raymond MASSEY"BARRICADE"
Color by Technicolor — Plus —
Jimmy Durante - Terry Moore"THE GREAT RUPERT"
Second complete show 8:20
SUN.-TUES. MAY 7-9The. Private Lady of
A Public Enemy!JO A N CRAW FORD
DAVID BRIAN
"The Damned Dcn'i Cry!"
New Warner Bros. Sensation
Steve COCHRAN - Kent SMITH
WED. - One Day Or ly - MAY 10
YVONNE DeCARLO PHILIP FRIENDFeature shown :30 - 9:30
THURS.-SAT. MAY 11-13C O M IN G
G !h Cov.’s f;r C ls s n M il! : ,And Ciit Down f.iiikin^ Tima
Clipping dairy cattle regularly is an economical and effective step in producing c!ean milk of hi"h qual-
■ ity, according to Dr. R. C. Klussen- dorf, assistant ,executive secretary of t'.ie American Veterinary Medical association.
The AVMA official said that a sys.ematic clipping program helps to lower the bacteria count and reduces the amount of sediment in milk—both of which are important in ouolifyini for the premium on special grades of milk, or in guarding against rejection'of milk on the receiving pi;
Clip] makes it es the t
tt'lk. and iidi in controlling lice pointed out.
Other factors Jf high qur.lity a-e healthy' cow =<en'e u te rs ls and prompt coolini Dr. Klussendorf commented.-
"Clipping the udders, flanks, ars of daii
electric clipner, and the improve o.uality of clean milk from health cows insures a uniform market a profitable prices” he concluded.
homes for numerous other than for protecti burglars.
purposes and for Farmers keep
enient places for iwks, crows, and
other birds and animals that often play havoc with their livestock and
from'"firearms in ^ h e "homeware brought about by keeping the weaoons loaded and leaving them in places where they are accessible to everybody, including chil-
1947 C h ev ro le t S ed an D eliveryGUARANTEED. JUST LIKE NEW
1948 O ldsm ob ile , 6 cyl. C lu b S ed anLOW MILEAGE. PERFECT CONDITION
1946 C h ev ro le l P ickup
LESTER MOTORST e lep h o n e E. H. 100
s for the price of 2
FIVE STAR WINES — 100% Pure California Port, Sherry, Muscatel, White Port. Only 73c Full Quart. $1.42 half-gallon, $2.65 gallon. D AKERS WINE & LIQUOR STORE, Newtown Lane, East Ijampton. Tel. E. H. 831.
cm' dining roooAm l breakfa.- ts. everything to furnish a home; ■ry reasonable. John W. Nilsson,
Road. Southampton.Tel.
TOVES—ranges and large stock used furniture. Bargains in bureaus, odd tables, chests, chairs, sofas, china closets, and anything needed for the home. We buy and -ell used furniture. Barn in of Hamptons Dept. Store. St<Main Street store for the key.
iOCONY PRODUCTS — Fuel kerosene, gasoline, diesel fuel Daily deliveries. R. A. Corwin & Son. tel. E. H. 292. 28-tf
AUTOMOBILE PAINTING
Body and Fender Repairs
Station Wagon refinishing aspecialty
Willard Motors. Inc.
Tel. East Hampton 22841-tf
BUY COLEMAN—hot water heaters, floor furnaces and space heaters on convenient monthly payment plan. R. A. Corwin &
.Son. Tel. E. H. 292. 28-tf
KIRSCH V ENETIAN BL1NDS- made to order. Baker & Lester Hardware. 16-tf
PICTURE FRAMES—keys made, window shades, Venetian blinds, made to order. East End Hardware Corp. Tel. E. H. 1157. . 30-tf
WINES — Famous Riveibank, 100% pure California wines. Sherry, Port, White Port and Muscatel. 73c a full qt. $1.42 a half gal.
. Golden’s Wine and Liquor Store, North Main St., East Hampton, N. Y. Tel. E. fc. 462. 17-tf
STRAWBERRY PLANTS—certified. Premier, Temple, Red Star, Maytime, $2.50 per hundred. Gladiolus bulbs, beautiful rainbow colors, $1.50 per dozen. Raspberry plants 20c each. Harvey Bennett Jr, Cedar Farm, Amagansett. Phone 3543. 28-3
FLOWERING SHRUBS — Evergreens, Azaleas, climbing and T ea , roses including newest patent kinds. See our sales place with its thousands of bulbs coming into bloom, all kinds are potted too, ready to take along to add Spring cheer to your own garden. Jos. A. Hren Nurseries, Montauk Highway, Route 27, East Hampton 640.
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LARGE ELECTRIC CHICKEN BROODER—5 waterers, 12 feeders. Call. E. H. 817 after 5 p.m.
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UPRIGHT PIANO — antique desk, antique bed, rocking chairs, other chairs and set of dishes. Mrs. C. C. Rowe, tel. E. H. 840 or call in morning at house on David Lane.
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714 HJ>. OUTBOARD MOTOR — used .approx. 10 hours. Model A Ford motor, overhauled, $200.00. Mrs. John Cantwell, next to Di- Sunno's Garage. Tel. Amagansett
CLOTHING AND MERCHANDISE —of all kinds at Mrs. Adams’ Thrift & Exchange Shop on Three Mile Harbor Road, East Hampton.
EMIL J. GARDELL, JR.
Homes Patroled Daily Cesspools & Cellars Pumped
FOR SALE (Continued) FOR SALE (Continued)
LOCKE POWER MOWER AGENCY —sales and service. Ask for demonstration. East End Hard\ Corp. tel. E. H. 1157. 27-tf
23 FT. CABIN CRUISER—Gray tor, first class condition. Inquire at Three Mile Harbor Boat Yai
28-3G.L.F. LAWN SEED — Sunny
Shady mixtures containing red top, perennial rye grass, Kentucky blue grass, chewing fescue, ci ing red fescue, and white ,cl
—75c per lb. Discounts in : quantities. Also Premier Peat Moss—$4.75 per large bale; garden fertilizer—$2.50 per hundred. A complete selection of quality garden seeds. Bridgehampton Coop. G.L.F. Service, Inc. Phone Bridgehampton 7.
PHILCO RADIO—table model, Walnut cabinet, '$15.00. Tel. E. H. 626-W after 5 p.m. 29-3
SI0.00 Allowance for your old boxNow all of our customers can enjoy a big new modern
REFRIGERATOR - with complete refrigeration Service
FOR ONLY 25c A DAY after small down pe^Ment
Long Island Ice — E. H. 505
KENDEX NYLONS—guaranteed up to 3 months. Also robes, lingerie and men’s hose. Will call, m ligation. Write Box 1227, East Hampton.
LONG ISLAND CLIMATE TAILORED Exterior House Paint—buy Long Island Paint at Peter Rana’s, Amagansett. Made exclusively for Long Island homes. Weather resisting, long lasting, Climate Tailored Paint is formulated to resist the climatic attack of Long Island's damp, - salty air. Exterior house paint—$4.45 gal. Brushing flat—$2.60 gal. Gloss Enamel— $3.15 gal. Self size flat—$2.75 gal. Kalcpte flat oil paint, paint over calcimine and water paint-^2.60 gal. Peter Rana, tel. Amagansett 3535. 29-3
First Class Automobile BODY AND FENDER WORK
Installing Body Panels Cutting and Grinding Safety
ClassFitting Convertible Tops Automobile Painting Under Coating Front End Alignment on
•Bear Machine Estimates Cheerfully Given
I. Y. HALSEY AUTOMOBILE CO. East Hampton, N. Y. - Phone 173
30-tf
MONTAUK SEA FOOD
O P E N Friday - Saturday
• Local Fish 1
o Live Lobsters
Cross Highway, Amagansett
IOAT—24’ X 8’, new 90 h.p. Gray motor. Speed 20 m.p.h. Perfect condition. Price $1,500. Peterman, East Lake Drive, Montauk. Tel. Montauk Pt. 2341.
NEW MODERN HOME — 4 rooms, bath. Lot 60' x 150’ on Springs Road. 5 minutes from bathing beach. Price $6,500. Write Grover Adams, East Hampton.
a x 12 SLOOP—and 3,000 ft. sein< 110 h.p. Chrysler motor,’ 2V4 to reduction, good condition. Inquii Joe Stankus, Talmage Lane, East Hampton. Tel. E. H. 762.
MISCELLANEOUS
CESSPOOL PUMPING —and ing. George L. Smith. Main Amagansett. Telephone sett 3441.
RADIO — phono and amplifiei pairs. M^Smollin. Talmage 1 telephone East Hampton 4(
CESSPOOLS PUMPED—and cle ed, cellars pumped. Prompt se ice. Emil J. Gardell, Jr., tel. Ai gansett 3506. 50-tf
FLOOR SANDING—and refinishing, expert work, reasonable prices. Call A n d erso n , Southampton 339-R. 41-tf.
LAWN MOWING'— and jobbing, East Hampton and vicinity. Apply Frank T. Bennett, telephone East Hampton 1124-W-l. 24-tf
HORSEBACK RIDING—at beautiful Montauk. $2.00. Pony rides for children. Deep Hollow Ranch, Montauk Pt. 2466. 28-6
1947 CHEVROLET—sedan delivery. Receiving a new truck. Forced to sell. Call Water Mill 803-R after
’49 NORGE GAS STOVE—4 burners, double oven, like new, $75.00. Telephone Sag Harbor 183. 30-3
NEW BUNGALOW 4 rooms bath with shower, floor furnace (oil), electric hot water heater, lot 75 x 200. Devon Road, Amagansett, unfurnished $4,200. Carle- ton Kelsey, Broker, Amagansett 3447.
WOMANS BICYCLE—good condition, reasonable. Phone Montauk Pt. 2304.
HOUSE—5 rooms and bath. Living room 20 x 25. Oil burner in furnace. Gas-fired hot water boiler. Modern kitchen. Lot 50 x 80, Garage. Near stores, school. East Hampton. Furnished, $5,000. Carle- ton Kelsey, Broker, Amagansett 3447.
LIVE LOBSTERSCooked Lobsters - Lobster Meat
Hard Clams and Steamers Fish Fillet and Shrimp Crabs and Crab Meat
COMMERCIAL TOWN DOCK North End Three Mile Harbor Just Past Maidstone Shipyard
Telephone 662
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WINDOW SHADES — MIRRORS — PORCH SHADES KIRSCH DRAPERY ACCESSORIES
TABLE PADS — WALL SHADES — GIFTS SEE —
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'F tflMMN STREET (NEXT TO LIGHTING Co U&GHMBOR 6 6$
GARDENS PLOWED—and harrowed. Manure and top soil for sale. Frank Tillinghast, phone E. H.
G. LAMBERSON — Fuller Brush Dealer, 161 North - Sea Road, Southampton, L. I. Tel. Southampton 1489-J. ' 28-3
P h o n e C o. A n n o u n ces L. I. E x ecu tiv e C h a n g e s
W. G. Hampton, assistant vice president of the New York Telephone Company in charge of staff engineering matters, was elected vice president and general manager of the Company's Long Island area at a meeting of the Board of Directors yesterday.
The move will be effective June 1. Mr. Hampton succeeds A. G. Wright, head of the Long Island area, who has reached retirement age under Company plan. Mr. Wright will have completed over 42 years of telephone service culminated by 10 years as the executive head of the telephone organization on Long Island where he has been active in many civic affairs.
At the same meeting, the Board elected Kennedy Woody, assistant vice president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company charge of advertising, as vice p r u dent-public relations, effective May 1, 1950. He succeeds Wellington Powell, who becomes vice president and general manager of the Manhat-
formerly in becomes vicc
of staff operations for the Company, succeeding Russell H. Hughes, who was appointed to a newly created office vice president-revenues and regulatory matters.
Mr. Hampton, the new head of the Long Island area, is a graduate of Union College and joined • the Company in 1927 as a student gineer a t Albany, N. Y. He advanced through various positions plant department and becai vision plant superintendent of theBuffalo divis...................
In 1947 he was appointed assistant ce president in charge of engineer
ing matters for the company and has held that position until his prestni promotion. Mr. and Mrs. Hamptor and their four children live at 12( Remington Road, Manhasset, L. I
Mr. Woody is a graduate of Central College a t Fayette, Mo. After working for various Missouri newspapers and the United Press, hi joined the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company at St. Louis, Mo.,
‘ 926. He held various positions plant and public relations de
partments there until hisAmerican Telephone and Tele
graph Company on March 1, 1 :o be in charge of advertising ■elated matters.
Typewriters r e p a ir e d —e x p e r t work—reasonable charges. Call E. H. 477, The Star.
SITUATION WANTED
EXPERT LANDSCAPE GARDENER—caretaker. Complete responsibility small estate anywhere. Available, im m ed ia te ly . Write: Mrs. Charles M. Thayer, 1 East 66th Street, New York 21, N. Y.
POSITION AS GARDENER—experienced, year round or season. Tel. E. H. 1293-R evenings after 6.
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Roofing and Siding Asphalt - Asbestos - Built-up Roofs
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICE — If you want a good job this summer ister now. A. J. Eno, telephone E. H. 110.
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES—for sals or rent in East Hampton or Amagansett. W. S. Jenkins, tel. Amagansett 3442.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
M cRae Bros. T ight Roofs
RE-ROOFING
RE-SIDING
INSULATION
Established 25 years ago ALL WORK GUARANTEED
! payment plan
LOCAL OFFICE
ED. C O O K BLDG:Next to Post Office
Phone E. H. 212
CARPENTER WORK—day or week. Remodeling and building. The better job at the right price. Irving Renkens. tel. E. H. 572-J-2.
GARDEN PLOWING—lawn rolling and lawn mowing. Frank Hetti- ger, telephone E. H. 864-W. 25-9
CLAY FILL WANTED—write price and full particulars to H.‘ J. Tu- trone. General Delivery, Montauk, or call week-ends at end of East Lake Drive, Montauk. 28-3
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V /yom in® Jada M in e Seen As O p en in g Up New M a rls
Between Muddy Gap and Lander, V.'yo., within sight of the old Oregon Trail, the only jade mine in the western hemisphere is in operation
Out of the huge deposit—which is expected to result in a new market for the semi-precious stone —chunks three feet long, 18 inches wide and 18 inches deep have been
Previously, the use of jade has been limited to jewelry and carvings, or for small inlays in expensive furniture.
Development of the b;g Wyoming deposit means that the home build-, er who wants a touch of luxury or the designer of a building or theater which needs an "extra touch" can order jade in place of marble.
Harrison S. Cobb, Boulder, Colo., mine operator and partner to the American Jade Co., developer of the deposit, believes that the market is unlimited, although the supply still will be limited. Processing of the stone is expensive, since it must be cut out of the rough natural shapes by jewelers' tools.
A peculiarity of geology provided jade in a 15-bv-30-mile area in Wyoming—the only deposit of its kind known in North America. The fact
existence of some jade iand
All this was found on the surface of the ground. Cobb and other mining men call It "float" or "outcropping."
The new development is a quarry- type operation, a n d operation
arted a onth aThe large deposit was discovered
accidentally by Ted Graham of the historic Graham raijch, as he was riding the range a few years ago. Grahim sold the property to a group of Denver businessmen.
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