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16 THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS. N. Y., WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1933

250 ,000 Pass Up 5th Avenue In NRA March Rally Under Johnson Lead

ership Sets Off Huge New York Celebration

Bv United Press NEW YORK, Sept. 13.—Inspired

by a personal appeal from General Hugh S. Johnson, New York staged a mammoth demonstration today of its confidence in President Roosevelt's- recovery program.

Virtually all business establishments closed at 1 P. M. for a parade of 250,000 marchers, climaxing a two-day avowal of faitii in the NRA. The celebration began last night with a rally at Madison Square Garden at which General Johnson spoke.

The country is about one-quarter of the way o u t of the depression, Johnson said. Eighty-five per cent of employers are enrolled under the NRA.

Now the nation must guard against the counsel of discredited leaders, fhose who when the banks were closed in March demanded an "economic czardom." Some of these same leaders, Johnson intimated, are saying:

Scores 'Short Memories' "We are on our way out. The

President's recovery program had nothing to do with it. Let us abandon the whole thing and go back to the good old days."

Such people display "short memories—short sight—short sportsmanship," Johnson said.

"No man can put his finger on any particular cause and say that was why t h i s country has been lifted about a quarter of the way out of the March depths since Franklin Roosevelt became President," he declared. "But any man can be very sure that there was chaos—then swift and intelligent action—and then nation-wide improvement so definite and certain that nobody now denies it."

The Recovery Administration admits it has made mistakes and may make more, Johnson said. It does not resent honest, constructive criticism.

Notables View Parade "But I do believe that it is right

to call attention to misunderstanding and to misrepresentation and sabotage of men who stand and who always have stood for the very reverse of what this administration is trying to do," he said.

Those who hear this group's gratuitous advice Johnson said •would do well to ask:

"What advice was this authority giving in 1927, 1928, and 1929? Under what flag does he march?"

Johnson, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Grover A. Whalen, local NRA chairman, were in the reviewing stand for today's parade. Others in the reviewing party were Governor Herbert H. Lehman, Governor A. Harry Moore of New Jersey and Governor Wilbur L, Cross or Connecticut.

The parade began at 1:30 P. M. at Washington Square. The marchers proceeded up Fifth Avenue to 72nd Street.

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Seventh Ward G.O. P. Enjoys Resort Trip Nearly 100 attended a bus ride to

Coney Island conducted last night by the Seventh Ward Republican Club. Buses left the clubrooms, Oak and Poplar Streets, at 7 P . M. and guests enjoyed an evening at Coney Island amusements.

Augustine Muscente, Republican candidate for Alderman, a n d Charles Colacurcio, candidate for Supervisor, were among those who made the trip. Anthony Falcone was chairman in charge of the ride, the club's second this year.

New Honor Roll firms in the NRA drive, announced today by the United States Department of Commerce and released at the Yonkers Postofnce, are:

Hardware Frederick W. Bell 26 North Broadway Rex Footing Company, Inc 445 Saw Mill River Road Soli Plumbing and Heating Suppies 42 Hudson Street E. F. Keating Company 999 Saw Mill River Road Burhn's Hardware 434'- Riverdale Avenue

Iron, Steel And Metal Products Henry Donahue Yonkers Kolb Foundry Company Alexander Street Bud Range Oil Burner and Oil Com|>any 246 New Main Street

Jewelry W. H. Garrison 6 Highland Avenue

Lumber And Building; Supplies Lawrence Brothers, Inc 44 Warburton Avenue Yonkers Builders' Supply Company 9 Manor House Square Fleischer House Wrecking Company 392 Saw Mill River Road Martin Nich 55 Gorton Street George Morris Lumber and Moulding 281 New Main Street Lockwood Lumber Company, inc 333 Saw Mill River Road Westchester Lumber Company, Inc Agar Street

Minerals And Mineral Products Superior Oil Company 987 Central Avenue DeSantis Brothers 466 Riverdale Avenue Nyahay Brothers 199 Riverdale Avenue

Miscellaneous James Chirico 434 South Broadway Sportsmanshop Tom's Barber Shop W. T. Grant and Company Victor Singer Artistic Barber Shop . . . ' . . Michael Wasiczko Stanley Dicicco Joseph A. Zirger John J. Cerone Vincent's Barber Shop . . Gio Montello Raymond Bianco

8 Riverdale Avenue 73 Lockwood Avenue 2 Palisade Avenue 71 Warbttrton Avenue i04 Riverdale Avenue

• 8 Mulberry Street 92 Oak Street 1 Palisade Avenue 146 Woodworth Avenue 125 Nepperhan Avenue 174 Ashburton Avenue 162 Yonkers Avenue

Paul Andronico 26 Washington Street 517 South Broadway 117 Nepperhan Avenue

Hardware And Paint Dealers Organized

The Yonkers Retail Hardware and Paint Association was formed at a meeting last night at 503 South Broadway. The following officers were chosen: G. B. Affleck, president; Max Good friend, treasurer, and Fred Schall. secretary.

There were 22 dealers who signed the roster last night but it is expected that about 20 more in the city will enroll In the association within the coming week.

The members agreed to close their shops two nights a week a n d to abide strictly by the Sunday closing regulations. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday nights the stores will close at 9:30 P. M. and on Saturday nights at 10 o'clock.

The association will meet on the first Tuesday of each month.

Russo and Troy Hop Lee Frank Coon 52 Main" Street Lau Tong 11 Riverdale Avenue Hugh Smith 363 Warburton Avenue Joe's Billiard Parlor Bronx River Road Rival Beauty Parlor 8 Main Street Joseph T. Schuhle 625 Valley Avenue Sebas Velazquez.., i 4 0 N e w M a l n s t r e e t Community Laundry 135 Lockwood Avenue Emma's Beauty Shoppe 20 Palisade Avenue William Harding .«. 43 Ludlow Street Law's Bestway Laundry 48 Riverdale Avenue Broadway Barber Shop 381 South Broadway Ching Sing and Ching Kack 163 Elm Street Mre. Cook's Beauty Parlor 645 McLean Avenue Crestwocd Beauty Salon 3 Fischer Avenue Williams and Cullinan 29 Hudson Street Parker Sanatorium 142 Bruce Avenue Bachan Beauty Parlor 35 south Broadway Chin Hong 99 St. Andrews Place Nunzio Tonaselli . . . .• < 3 8 Lawrence Street Evelyn Beauty Shoppe 94 Elm Street Getty Square Beauty Shop, Inc 2-4 Getty Square Anna Pierro 38 North Broadway Frank Burgharolet 82 Jefferson Street Lake View Barber Shop 132 Lake Avenue Thomas Rippolone m Nepperhan Avenue Dennis Barber Shop 1 Palisade Avenue Alec Romanovitch 33 Jefferson Street Joseph Sita 53 Park Hill Avenue Samuel Oxman 71 Riverdale Avenue John Hodio 32o Saw Mill River Road George Wo Laundry 15 Locust Hill Avenue Joe Cirelli and Frank D'Aqullla 13 Riverdale Avenue Parisian Beauty Salon 15 North Broadway Raux Sopez 102 Nepperhan Avenue w . W a « ? • ? ' • ; 6 Tuckahoe Road Michael Shawinski 239 Central Park Avenue Dominic Liguorl 272 New Main Street Caryl and Tom's Barber Shop 6 23 South Broadway Maurice Giannette 20 South Broadway Russel Montagna : 1 7 5 warburton Avenue John Sydoriek 5 3 5 Nepperhan Avenue Mazzeo Beauty Shop 95 Ashburton Avenue J. Mazzeo and Son 95 Ashburton Avenue Stanley s Barber Shop 4 2 3 walnut Street Paul Tornetta 307 Saw Mill River Road Joseph Bobvorskl 53 Jefferson Street Anna-Mays 118 Ashburton Avenue Remo Capra o0 0 a k p l a c e Dominick Vece ,43 Park Hill Avenue Yonkers Beauty Parlor 357 S outh Broadway Mother's Laundry 141 Vineyard Avenue

i B ^ f S h o p 1 3 6 Yonkers Avenue John Difate 1 6 3 L m d e n street Thomas Baldwin 16 Hudson Street Baileys Laundry 66 Woodlawn Avenue Wong War Sai Loundry 248 New Main Street John H. Goldfinch 108 Elm Street Joseph Montella 1 7 4 Ashburton Avenue Salvatore Faranda 1275 Saw Mill River Road Joseph Szymnski 348 Walnut Street Anthony Galllcchio 8 7 6 Midland Avenue Abraham Lowenberg 251 New Main Street Thomas Squillanti Waverly Street Pioneer Barber Shop 439 Bronx River Road Philip Penzo 1 4 3 j ^ k e Avenue

20,000 Deser t Coal Pits Until Code Is Signed Pennsylvania Miners Sus

pend Work To Force Operators To T e r m s

By United Pre&s PITTSBURGH, Sept. 13. — More

than 20,000 miners in Western Pennsylvania declined to go into the pits today, declaring they would remain out until a code for the bituminous coal industry is adopted.

Leaders from the miners ' ranks declined to call their position a strike. They described it as a "suspension of work," designed entirely to bring operators in Washington to terms and effect early completion of a coal code.

"When the code Is adopted," one man said, "We'll go back to work."

United Mine Workers of America officials professed opposition to the holiday. William Hargest, acting head of District No. 5, said union leaders had told the miners to remain at work until a code is adopted. He claimed the holiday started in miners' ranks.

Code Negotiations Blocked WASHINGTON, S e p t . 13. —

Spokesmen for organized labor charged today that powerful financial interests were obstructing coal code negotiations in order to pile up surpluses of low-cost coal.

The assertion was made that a deliberate policy of over-production would result in widespread slackening of mine activity after the code, with higher wage rates and bans on price slashing, goes into operation.

Many of the sales being made now to railroads and utilities are at prices below the cost of production, in some cases being as low as 90 cents a ton.

Faced with these charges, the NRA sought to speed up negotiations in conferences with the two new committees of operators selected after yesterday's public hearings. One committee is working on the code itself, the other on administration of the code.

NRA issued a statement saying, "It has become apparent that various provisions of the code can be rewritten in a manner to iron out many objections and make the code satisfactory to a larger percentage of the industry."

In connection with the charges of the labor leaders, complaints already have been made that the lumber code has resulted In unemployment rather than reemployment. This is attributed to the frenzied production at low wage scales before the lumber code became effective.

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Cross Bearers Call Meeting For Tonight A meeting of the Independent

Order of Cross Bearers will be heki at 5 Yonkers Avenue tonight. William H. Odell will preside.

TARZAN, LORD OF THE JUNGLE—NO. R9

SUPRF.MK COURT: WKSTCKESTKR COUNTY.

X THK YONKERS NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY. Plaintiff.

-agalnst-MOLLIE PADOW and LOUI8 PA DOW

Defendant*. X

NOTICE OK SALE In pursuance of a Judgment of fore- ,

closure and sale duly made and entered 1 in the above entitled action and hearlni date the 21st day of August, 1933. f the undersljrned, the referee In said Judc ! ment named, will sell at public auction ! at the rotunda of the City Hall In thr City of Yonkers. New York, on the 14th day of September. 1933. at one o'clr>cK In the afternoon on said day (Dayllgh* Saving Time), the lands and premises di rected by said Judgment to be told and , theroln drecrtbed as follows:

ALL that lot or parcel of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon situ ated In the City of Yonkers, County 01 ! Westchester and 8tate of New York bounded and described as follows:

BEOINN1NO at a point on the eastern ; side of Bouth Broadway distant northerly ' measuring along the same SO « feet from the point formed hy the Intersection u ( h « northeasterly »M* ° ' McLean Avenue with the easterly side of South Broadway said point of beginning being the north westerly corner of Lot No 3S1 Soutb I Broadway and running thence south 75 dt "trees. 25 minute* ea»t along the northern ^H! ,nJ "*M lynl N o 3 »« S-^'h HroadwaV lfXVV) feet to the westerly line of land T W ?F ^ o r r , ' r , y „ o f , n " Yonkers Rap,.. Transit Railway Company: thence running

alone the said land now or late of amid Railway Company north 5 degrees, 34 minutes. 39 seconds east 2.3 feet and north 17 degrees. 18 minutes. 25 seconds east 38.42 feet, more or less to land now or formerly belonging to William (Jaul: thence running along said cau l ' s land north 75 degrees. 25 minutes west 193 25 feet to the easterly side of South Broadway; thence running along the easterly «ide of South Broadway south 14 degree* west 38.50 feet to the point or place of oeclnnlng Dated August 22nd. 1933.

JOSEPH W. BRYAN. Referee. ROWLAND. NOLAN A BLEAKLEY. attorneys for Plaintiff, 10 South Broadway. Yonkers. N. Y.

NEW YORK S U P R E M E COURT. WKSTCHE8TER COUNTY.

\ PEOPLES 'SAVINGS ' B A N K ' ' 6 V ' ' YON-

KERB. N. Y.. Plaintiff, -against-

CHARLES MIKSA and others. Defendants.

•: X In pursuance of a Judgment of fore

closure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing •1*te the 7th day of September, 1933. I. the undersigned, the Referee tn said Judgment named, win sell at public auction In 'he Rotunda of the City Hall In the City <f Yonkers. New York, on the 3rd day of October. 1933. at ten thirty o'clock In the forenoon of that day. the premises therein described as follows:

ALL that certain piece or parcel of land.

s i tuated in the City of Yonxers, County of Westchester. State of "New York, known as No. 74 Croton Terrace and bounded and described a s fol lows:

BEGINNING at a point on the southwes t corner "of Prescott Street and Croton Terrace, running thence WESTERLY along Croton Terrace fifty-six (58) feet and I w o and one-half (2V4) Inches; thence SOUTHERLY at an angle of 90 degrees, 55 minutes and part of the w a y through a stud partition wall seventy-three (73) feet, five (5) Inches to the land used by the City of New York for the Croton Aqueduct property; thence EASTERLY along said croton Aqueduct property, sixty-five (65) feet, nine and one-half ( 9 H ) Inches to the westerly side of Prescott Street and thence NORTHERLY alone the westerly side of Prescott Street, s ixty-seven (67) feet, one and one-quarter ( 1 ( 4 ) Inches to the point or place of beginning.

BEING the same premises conveyed to Charles Mlksa and Anna Mlksa. his wife bv Joseph Bukocy and wife by deed dated Mav 3rd, 1923 and recorded in the Register's office of Westchester County in Lfber 2427 of Deeds, page 116 on the 4th day of May. 1923.

HENRY J. LARAGH, Referee. FRANCIS X. DONOGHUE, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office ft P. O. Address, No. 30 South Broadway, Yonkers. New York.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS — State Department of Public Works. Division of Highways, Albany. N. Y.—Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 30 L a w s of 1909. Chapter 867 Laws of 1923, Chapter 348 L a w s of 1926. and amendments thereto, and under the provisions of the National Industrial Recovery Act of June 16. 1933, sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at the State Office Building. 13th Floor, Albany, N. Y., until one o'clock P. M.. Standard Time, on the 26th day of September, 1933, for the construction of the following h ighways :

WESTCHESTER COUNTY Contract Number — N. R. M.—C. 33-11.

N a m e of Highway—Yonkers City: Central Park Avenue. Type—Optional Concrete. Deposit Required—J15.0O0. Approx. Length—2.57.

Maps, plans, specifications, and estimates may be seen and proposal forms obtained at the office of the Division of Highways in 'Albany, N. Y., and at the office of the District Engineer. J. 8. Btxby, Pleasant Valley Road, Poughkeepsle , N. Y., upon the payment of Five Dollars (J5.00) for plans and proposal forms. Standard specifications are Two Dollars (12.00) per copy. No refund will be made on plans, proposal forms or specifications. Plans and proposal forms may also be seen at the office of the 8tate Department of Public Works, 8tate Office Building. Worth and Center Streets, N e w York City.

Special attention of bidders is called to "General Information for Bidders" In the proposal. specifications, and contract agreement The attention of bidders Is also directed to the special provisions covering sub-letting or assigning the contract and to the use of domestic materials , when financed wholly or In part from N a tional Industrial Recovery Funds; and especially called to the fact that the funds for N. R- H.. N. R. M.. and N. R, 8. projects were obtained from the provisions of the • National Industrial Recovery Act ot June 18 1933. for the purpose of providing employment and hastening industrial recovery.

Proposal for each highway or contract must be submitted In a separate sealed envelope with the name and number of the highway plainly endorsed on the outside of the envelope. Each proposal must be accompanied by cash, draft or certified check payable to the New York State Department of Public Work*. Division of Highways, for a sum of at least five per centum and not more than *Ix per centum of the estimate accompanying t h e ' p l a n s sr.d specification*, and a* specified In the advertisement for proposal* and the proposal lt»elf The retention and dl»po«al of nuch c*»h, draft or check by the S la te D1-vl«lon of Highways shall conform with 8ubdirt*1on 2. Section 130 of the Highway U » . as amended. The success nil bidder

•wil l r* required to • execute the contract

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and comply In all respect* with Section !30 of the Highway Law. a j amended. The amount of the certified check accompany Lag the proposal of the bidder to whom the contract U awarded will be returned wben ten per centum of the work under the contract has been completed. If 6urety Bond is dispensed with, pursuant to the Highway Law, the amount ot the bidding check will be returned when fifteen per centum of the contract work has been completed.

Unskilled labor on thee* projects, under the National Industrial Recovery Act. shall receive a minimum of fifty cent* per hour in New York City and In Nassau , Rockland. BuffoUc and Westchester Counties, and forty cent* per hour elsewhere in New York State. 8kftled labor shall receive at least the minimum rata specified In the Itemised propoaal, for the various types of operation* and trades, and the minimum rate of pay per hour to skilled labor not specifically enumerated shall oe seventy-five cents tn New York City; sixty-five cents in Nassau. Rockland, Suffolk and Westchester Counties; and fifty-five cents elsewhere in N e w York State .

On Federal Aid Contract*, when optional type* are permitted for any one item of work, contractor* muat s tate in the space provided in the proposal for this purpose the exact designation of the optional type upon which the proposal is predicated. No one proposal shall contain more than one bid for an optional Item. The award. If made, will be on* the oasis of the responsible proposal which for all Items of work give* the lowe*t total cost for the Droject and the contract will call for the type designated In such proposal.

The right Is reserved to reject any or all bid*. •

A. W. B R A N D T . Commissioner of Highway*.

NEW YORK S U P R E M E COURT. COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER.

MAUD' C H A M B E R S . ' ' ' pial'nYlff, -agauvst-

A N N A McCLUSKY. RUDOLPH McCLUS-KY. THE GRAMATAN COMPANY. I N CORPORATED OF B R O N X V I L L E . N E W YORK. THE BRONXVILLE TRUST COMPANY. JAMKB CHAMBERS, and THE PEOPLE OF T H E 8 T A T E OF NEW YORK.

Defendants . X

NOTICE OF S A L E : 5773—1933 In pursuance of a Judgment of fore

closure and sale duly made and entered In the office of the Clerk of Westchester County in the above entitled action, bearing date the 5th day of September, 1933. I. the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell a t public auction on the 29th day of September, 1933, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon of that day. In the rotunda of the Westchester County Court House, s ituated In the City of White Plains. New York, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described -as fqllows:

A L L that lot or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon In Bronx Manor. Bronxville Station, in the City of Yonkers, Westchester County, State of New York, which being taken together are 50 feet in width in front and rear and 100 feet deep on each side, be the said several dimensions more or less, being lot* known as and by the No*. 534 and 535 on a certain map entitled "2nd Map of Bronx Manor at Bronxville on the Harlem Railroad, adjoining Mount Vernon. Westchester County, New York," made by H. H. Spindler, Esq. . C. E. * C. S. which said map w a s filed In the office of the Register of said County of Westchester on 18th day of June, 1885.

TOGETHER with all of the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor in and to the roadbed of the street In front of and adjoining the said premises to the center line thereof.

SUBJECT, however, to the zoning ordinance of the City of Yonkers; restrictive covenant* and conditions of record affecting said oremlses; state of facts shown by an 'accurate survey.

The said premises consist of a single family house on two lots approximately 50' x 100'. known as No. 72 Marquand Avenue. Bronxville.

CLARENCE A L E X A N D E R . Referee. LEWIS E. COLLINGS, Attorney for Plaintiff, Harwood Bldg. . Scarsdale. N. Y.

NEW YORK S U P R E M E COURT, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PEOPLES ' SAVINGS ' "BANK ' OF ' 'YONKERS, N. Y., Plaintiff,

-agalnst-JESSIE AYERS. EMILY Y. E . GRAN

GER. MADISON B. GRAVES, THE PEOPLE OF. THE STATE OF NEW YORK, Defendant*.

X TO T H E A B O V E - N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S :

YOU ARE H E R E B Y SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or. If the complaint Is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your falluro to appear, or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default , for the relief demanded In the complaint.

Dated, Yonkers, N. Y., May 17, 1933. FRANCIS X. DONOGHUE, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office ft P . O. Address, No. 30 South Broadway, Yonkers, N e w York.

To the following named defendants in this act ion: Jessie Ayers . Emily Y. E . Granger and Madison B. Graves.

The foregoing summons Is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. William F. Bleakley, Justice of the Supreme Court, dated September 1st, 1933. and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of West-cheater. State of New York.

The object of the above action Is to foreclose three mortgages, one dated June 13, 1911 and recorded in the office of the Register of the County of Westchester In Liber 1604 of Mortgages, page 481 on the 16th day of June. 1911 and one mortgage dated April 23. 1924 and recorded in said Register's office In Liber. 2221 of Mortgages, page 482 on the 24th day of April, 1924 and the third mortgage dated the 21st day of January, 1928 and recorded In said Register's office In Liber 2450 of Mortgage*, page 212 on the 22nd day of January, 1826: all of which mortgages covered the following described premises:

A L L that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, s i tuate , lying and be ing In the City of Yonkers, County of Westchester and State of New York, bounded and described as fol lows:

BEGINNING at a point on the wester ly side of Woodworth Avenue, distant s ixty (60) feet southerly from the southwest corner of Union Place and Woodworth Avenue: running thence WESTERLY at right angles to Woodworth Avenue one hundred O 0 0 ) feet; thence SOUTHERLY and parallel with Woodworth Avenue thirty-five (35) feet; thence WESTERLY and at right angles to Woodworth Ave nue (30) feet: thence SOUTHERLY and parallel with Woodworth Avenue thirty (30) feet: thence EASTERLY and nearly a t right angles to Woodworth Avenue one hundred thirty 4130) feet to the westerly side of Woodworth Avenue and thence NORTHERLY along the westerly side of Woodworth Avenue sixty-five (65) feet to the point or place of beginning.

Dated, Yonkers, N. Y., 8ept. 1st, 1933. F R A N C I 8 X. DONOGHUE, Plaintiff's Attorney, Office ft P. O. Address, No. 30 South Broadway, Yonkers, New York.

S U P R E M E COURT: WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

T X GEORGE McCAUSLAN. as Executor of

the Last Will and Testament of Adeline R. T. Paskett , deceased. Plaintiff,

-against -PETER N E E L S E N and MARY N E E L 8 E N .

his wife, the first name being fictitious, real first name being unknown to plaintiff; O. A. F E L D COMPANY, I N C . ; U N I T E D P L U M B E R S SUPPLY CO., I N C . ; T H E H. B. SMITH COMPANY.

Defendants. X

By virtue of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the office of the Clerk of the County of Westchester In the above entitled action, bearing date the 14th day of July. 1933 I the undersigned, Referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the 4th day of October, 1933, at 12 o'clock noon of that day. at the westerly entrance to City Hall In the Cltv of Yonkers, County of Westchester and State of New York, the premise* directed bv said Judgment to be sold and therein described a* follows:

ALL these certain lot*, pieces and parcels of land, situate, lying and being In the City c-f Yonkers. County of Westche*-ter and 8t»t* of New York, being known and designated a* Lots No«. 116 and 117 on a certain map entitled. "Subdivision Map. of property belonging to Cardmere Reallv C o . Inc . In the Cfly of Yonker*. We«tche*ter County. N. Y." . made by Ward Carpenter and Co., Inc. . Civil Engineers and 8urv*yor». dated April 3. 1928.

and filed In the office of the Register of

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Westchester County on May 12, 1926, as Map No. 2987. Dated. September 11th. 1933.

GEORGE 8. ED1E. Referee. LAWRENCE E. FRENCH. Attorney for Plaintiff. 41 Park Row. N e w York City.

(OKPO RATION NOTICC Cliy ul \ waiters

Notice 1* hereoy given, pursuant to law, that the Assessment Rolls for the following local improvements have been com-Stated, and filed in the office of the City

ierk: In the Matter ot the construction of a

K w e r in Van Cortlandt Park Avenue, from McLean Avenue to Park Hill Avenue and in Park Hill Avenue between Rockland Avenue and Rose Lane.

In the Matter of the construction of a house and storm water sewer in land* of the City of Yonkers and Lewi* Street between Saw Mill River Parkway Drive and Bellevue Avenue and in Bellevu* Avenue from Lewis Street southerly 360 feet.

In the Matter of the construction of a bouse and storm water sewer in Valley A veno*. from Roberts Avenue to Speed-ling Place: and tn Bellevue Place, between Valley Avenue and Bellevue Avenue and In Speedling Place, from Valley Avenue to Hillside Avenue.

In the Matter of the construction of a boose and storm water sewer in Midland Aveoue. f r o m Yonkers Avenue to Mile Square Road.

In the Matter of the construction of a house and storm water sewer in Kimball Avenue* from Yonkers ' Avenue to Highland Avenue.

In the Matter of the construction of a house and storm water sewer in Yonkers Avenue, from Tibbelts Brook easterly to a point 85 feet east of Allda Street.

Notice Is hereby further given that the Common Council will proceed to a consideration of the Assessment rolls in the above entitled Matter* at a meeting thereof to be htld on Tue»day, Sept. 28. 193J, at 8 o'clock P. M.. In the Common Council Chamber*, City Hall, and that prior to said 26th day of September. 1933. written objection* to »aid assessment rolls or any part thereof m a y be filed with the City Clerk.

Dated. Yonkers, N. Y., Sept. 6th. 1933. WILLIAM H. McCABE. City Clerk.

S U P R E M E COURT. WESTCHESTER COUNTY. . . X STANLEY D. BROWN and HAROLD L.

CROSS, a* trustee* under agreement* dated December 20. 1920 and January V. 1930. Plaintiffs,

-aga in i t -WILHELMHS'E R- D U E E . HARRY T. F. J O H N 8 0 N and WESLEY HOLDING CO.. INC. . Defendants .

X NOTICE OF SALE

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the office of the Cbtfk of the County of Westchester in the abov* entitled action, bearing date the 31st day of August. 1933. I. the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction on the 25th day of September, 1933, at eleven o'clock in the fornoon of that day . In ihe rotunda of the Westchester County Court House, situate In the City of White Plains. N e w York, the premises directed by said Judgment to be sold ana therein described a* fol lows:

ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, together with the building thereon erected situate, lying and being in the City of Yonkers, County of Westchester and State of N e w York, shown and designated a* a portion of Lots 165, 166 and 167 on a certain map entitled. "Map showing rearrangement of and addition to the northerly part of amended map of The Cedar Knoll* at Bronxville In the City of Yonkers ." made by George C. Hollerith, C. E . . dated April 10, 1922 and filed tn the office of the Register of the County of Westchester October 1, 1924 a* Map No. 2665. said portions of said lots being taken together a s one parcel being more particularly bounded and described a* fol lows:

B E G I N N I N G at a point in the southeasterly side of Wiltshire Street, distant northeasterly as measured along the same 84.35 feet from the corner formed by its Intersection with the northeasterly side ot Janvrin Avenue; running theace from said point or place of beginning through Lots 165. 166 and 167 on a course South 22* 5C 2 8 - Eas t 105 feet to a point, thence continuing through Lot 167 on said m a p North 67* 09' 3f" East 41.72 feet to a point: thence still through Lots 16V, 166 and 165 North 22* 40' 40" West 105 feet to the southeasterly side of Wiltshire Street aforesaid; thence along the same South 67 • 09' 34" West 42 feet to the point or place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest of the defendant* in the aforesaid action of. in and to Wiltshire Street In front of or adjoining the premises above described to the center line thereof.

TOGETHER with all fixture* and articles of personal property which are attached to or used in connection with said premises.

The premises will be sold: SUBJECT to restrictive covenants rec

orded in the aforesaid Register'* office In libers 1190 of deeds, page 157, and 1203 of deeds, page 428. aa modified by instrument recorded in said Register'* office in liber 1543 of deeds, p a g e 364, releasing condition with right o f re-entry.

SUBJECT also to agreement with New York Telephone Company affecting streets but giving right to trim trees, recorded m said Register's office in liber 2085 of deeds, page 41.

SUBJECT further to all unpaid taxes , assessments and water rents. Dated. August 31, 1933.

A B N E R WARSHAW, CONDIT 4 HITE. Referee. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 2 William Street, White Plains. N Y.

CLASSIFIED ADS

Automobiles Automobiles for Sale? 1

CHEVROLET 1929 coach, Plymouth 13J2 cabriolet, many others. pieldstone, 5843 B'way, N. Y. C , 2J9th.

CHEVROLET late 19J1 coach, low mileage, s),ew car appearance, $120 down. Benson Motors, 290 S. B'way.

Business Service 41 Miscellaneous Serviccsj

HOUSE WIRLNQ AND ELECTRICAL REPAIRS OP ALL KTKD8

W. H. SANDMANN. Phone YOn. gays,

43 Movinf, Trucking, S tance

COMPLETE variety used c«ra Reo-Wllljs-Knight agents DORCHESTER MOTOR CO I n c . 191-193 So B'way

COME IN NOW FOR REAL BAROA1N8 IN USED CARS

C H E V R O L E T 2J2 South Broadway, YOnkers 8924

Also Corner McLean and Kimball Aves. Phone MArble 7-3802

Open Evenings—Sundays.

Pursuant to an oraer or tne Honorable George A. Slater. Surrogate of the County of Westchester

Notice is hereby g iven: that all person* having claim* against the estate of MAKY E. T. SMITH, late of the City of Yonker* In said County, are required to present the same with vouchers thereof to the undersigned executor* of said estate at the office of their attorney, D. Theodore Kelly. 541 Warburton Avenue, Hast lnes-on-Hudson, New York on or before the 1st day of December, 1933.

F A N N I E RAYNOR SCOTT and THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ft TRUST COMPANY OF YONKERS,

Executor*. D. THEODORE KELLY. Attorney for Executors. 541 Warburton Avenue, HasUngs-on-Hudson, N. Y.

NEW YORK S U P R E M E COURT, WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

X S A M U E L A. K N A P P . Plaintiff,

-against-F E I N C A P B U I L D I N G CORPORATION,

e t al, Defendant*. X

Pursuant to the Judgment of foreclosure herein, the undersigned will sell at the front door of the County Court House, in the City of White Plains, New York, at Noon on the 4th day of October, 1933, the following described premises:

A L L that plot of land with the building* and Improvement* thereon erected or to be erected, s ituate, lying and being In the City of Yonkers, County of Westchester and 8ta te of N e w York, known and designated a* a portion of Lot No. 33 and a portion of Lot No. 34 In Block No. 10, being the southerly 23 feet in width of said Lot No. 33 and northerly 14 feet in width of Lot No. 34 In said Block No. 10 on a certain map entitled "Map of Property late of the estate of William J. Pease, Seventh Ward, City of Yonkers," dated November 15, 1905 and filed In the office of the Register of the County of Westchester on July 29th, 1910 as Map No. 1912. which said plot Is more particularly bounded and described according to said map as fol lows: B E G I N N I N G at a point on the easterly side of Onondaga Street, distant 261 feet northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the said easterly side of Onondaga Street, with the northerly side of P a g e Avenue: running thence easterly or nearly so at right angles to said easterly side of Onondaga 8treet. 100 feet to the easterly line of Lot No. 15 in Block No. 10 on said Map; running thence northerly or nearly so along the westerly line of Lot No. 15 and No. 16 on said map 37 feet; running thence westerly or nearly so on a line forming a right angle with the easterly side of Onondaga Street. 100 feet to said easterly side of said Onondaga Street; and running thence southerly or nearly *o along aald easterly side of Onondaga Street 37 feel to the point or place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the riglSl, title and Interest of the mortgagor In and to the land lying In the bed of Onondaga 8treet, In front of. and adjoining »ald premise* to the center line thereof.

Dated. September 12. 1933 MAURICE DEOEN8TF.IN. Referee.

JAMF.8 H. CAVANAL'OH, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office ft P. O. Address, 20 Fj.*t First Street. Mount Vernon. N. Y.

By KDOAR RICK BURROUGHS

Jfr* b«or» Jrestar *1*k« followed the trad «e »,» r H r , » t . K>« AT%h» ftjM at last earn* to the pas* that )»,s to t h .

H*r trftrM beror»d the Valley of iU « ^ , , . V „ „ „ , r V • heart h t » . though he eould r>M g«e*« it u , r.^.^,»iV^

" - • t - a r n t * of Kin* Bohun who had been watchtr/i ausreert of in* pas* Iran. #pent b T hi* »*ertior.*;

And *o *tr Jamaa 0 f Nlmmr was tHf»d and brought before JIT.* , * A * m n ^*ben he » * * quentloeved and Rohun found krM ,t * A V h . * ! ; m \ £ , • , ' , l •"!«"< «h»< hart thwarted hi* Sr*?« e ^ l ^ ' J,h* ^ " 1 ? " ™tiu»Ma. the Ktne could

r i a r d . Sd^Vi* Vn. * *"'**'*> '" » » » " his fate His l ^ ^ i w ? 4 i l A . . f * f | w ? « . > « » t« a dame .row* wan Weetd. two W « . « M w ' r t i i ?

t'prtis t>>» r>»«ln near Nrmmr. Tarran of th« ar-M hart o\-»ri**eei hit section of tee Arab* anrt found, th* rfri we* not with them Turning back, the Af* Man tr-ent the nlrht tn a high flung 1r»# crotch »be-» there w*« ;itti* Hkelthood of th* h » a \ \ (et»oarrt« of Nmrnr rtleturhfn* M* •lumber* Farlr next nxwulM h* »*t nut nposa Ib« Jad' i tratl. When h* «v*rt«o* the Arab* h» saw no «v|rtet»c« of the P r t n f * . Ihisnibol. too, was mtcalng.

Movtnt aOeeitrr throtitdt the «r**« T>»r*iwirn* their court*. Tartan followed th* Aran* He knew the sthetk thought Mm dead tnde*d, I r* Jart w»« »ow confidwt that he and ht» tons were m f t l r nut of rtanrer. Flr» men earned the heavy hara of Jewels and «>><». Of a »ndd»n. with ontv the *wt<h of it* flight throsst* the air aa warning, an arrow paaeert t h i y i s h the n e t * of th* laedVwrta who trudtsrt be-aide th* MMk.

DODGE, 19J1 rumble seat coupe; excep-ceptional buy. Schauer Motors Corp. Ctraham dealer. 204 S. B'way. NEpp. 2414.

ESSEX 1939 Sedan. Ford 1931 Tudor Sedan. Nash Advanced 6 Tudor Sedan. Thoroughly reconditioned. Prices right. Schguer Motors Corp.y Graham dealer, 204 South Broadway. NEpo. 2414.

FORD ROADSTER 1931, deluxe. Cash

$185. Tel. NEpp. 2774.

FORD 1931 sport coupe, *235; Ford 1931 coach, 1235; Fontlac 1931 convertible, »325; Willy Knight 1931 sport coupe, J25C-OALLAOHER'S Oarage, 240th St . and Broadway.

See 8AX-ROSENFELD OPEN AIR DISPLAY

USED CARS 424 South Broadway

Opposite Park Hill Theater

Auto Tracks and Tractors

CHEVROLET l ' i ton; dump, rack. Concrete mixer. Jaeger "7 8" trailer tVpe. Both sl ightly used. NEpp. 1038.

HAIDRESSER, ALL AROUND GIRL.

APPLY 797 YONKERS AVE.

USED TRUCKB. several mages DOR CHESTER MOTOR CO.. Inc . Reo and Willys-Knight agents . 191-193 So B'w»y

8ANTEN MOVING STORAGE CO. De-Luxe vans; fireproof warehouses. Courteous service assured. MElrose 5-7100.

WHEN MOVINQ or Storing e«U Yon. 81J, Storage, private room, $4> per month. Dobson's 8torate , 223 New Main 8t.

43 Painting and Pap«b»njin*;

ALL exterior, interior painting; expert paperhanglng, plastering. Try our reasonable estimate. 139 Elm St. NEpp. 6853

LEIGH ION—Painter and Decorator. Craf-tex and textone. Day or contract . Rates reasonable SEpp 3424.-YOn 9932.

PAINTER. DECORATOR. Interior, exterior work Reasonable, estimate*. Best work. Jas. Delaney. 10 Oarden Lan- NKpp. 1424

Autos. Motorcycles. Wanted HIGHEST SPOT CASH prices promptly

paid for used cars. Kohl Edson, 75 Central Ave. WHite Pla ins 5823.

Automobiles for Rent. Taxis

DANIELS TAX J 8ERV1CE. INC.—106 New Main St. YOnkers 6533 or 4300. Special rates on private service. Day o r ' n i g h t

6 Automobile Garages Garajra space to let 14 monthly. Fran*.

190 Saw MID River Road. Corner Lake Avenue

Auto Driving Instruction

AUTO INSTRUCTION—By an expert, with your own car. Also driving by the hour, day or trip. NEpperhan 3943.

FLOWERS' l icensed auto ach„oi teaches you driving In traffic No matter how nervous V95 N Main 8 t YOn 4137

9 Anto Parts, Batteries. Tires

VTJLCANIZrNO BATTERY. GENERATOR ftNTJ lONITlON

SERVICE GTAJJMEL 8) ENRJCHT 112-114 RIVERDALE . VB.

TEL. YON 3202

Announcements 17 Fount) EYE-GLA8SE8 In black case found in

front of 383 Warburton Ave. Owner call for same 4th Precinct , Shonnard Place.

19 Lost

BOSTON BULL DOG. male, black and white , vicinity Roberts and Valley Ave. Reward. NEpp. 402J.

BOSTON BULL terrier, brindle, brown and white markings , short tall. fem?le. License No. 429769. Nagle, 148 Linden St. Reward. YOn. 7743.

BROWN WALLET—Chauffeur's license, papers, money, bet. K. of C.-Proctor's. Please return Herald S ta tesman office.

CAT, yellow Persian, stripes on head, female. • Reward. 238 North B'way. YOn. 582.

20 Notices

DIVORCES in Mexico 10 days. Free Information Internat ional Law Office. Suite 441. 1st Nat . Bank B'ldg., El Paso , Texas

Business Service 23 Awnings and Shades WESTCHESTER <i /. NINO MFG.

65 WARBURTON AVE YONKERS 2461 EST. 1903 H L PAOE

26 Carpenters CARPENTER—Experienced In all lines of

work, also paint ing, es t imate . Low prices. 38 Hawthorne Ave. YOn. 6877.

30 Floor Scraping FLOORS SCRAPED, band or machine Shellacked and waxed Prices right 35 yrs experience. W. Mtgnusson YOn. 2435

FLOORS 8CRAPED and finished, $3.50 per room: also new floors laid. H. Roger. YOn. 3709-W.

FLOORS scraped, lc . sq. ft. and up. Shellacked, waxed, polished. Best references. FTee es t imates . NEpp. 4905. Jenkins

FLOOR SCRAPING: waxing: polishing machine rented. Repairing' remodeling. Oarages built. Mclnnls . rfEpp. 3778.

FLOORS scraped, finished, at lowest pr ices Also new floors, strips and parquette Tef r o n 8044 Otto StroM.

31 Furniture Repairing. RpflnUhlnr

CHAIR CANINO. William L Rost ibliria chair caner i . 93 McLean Ave. Tel NEpp 899 All kind* of rush caned and porch chair* reseated Expert work guaranteed Work continued by Mrs Rost.

35 Landveaping and Gardening LANDSCAPINO. SOIL. sod. manure, land

clearing Treea trimmed and taken down Wm. N. VarUn. NEpp. 953

37 Mattreawcg Renovated W l RKNOVATB and -veT'lt** inner spring and all other bedding

T o n k e n Mtttre*t Co . IDC Est 1898 240 New Mttn 8t TOn « 1

MAPI KF.SSK8 eleai.ed. • tenured i l l bea dint Reasonable price* MAIN BKDD1NO C ).. 2 2 ' »ew Main St TOn »J70

n Mason and Stone Work

JOHN J iX^RRRBY. Oenerai 8ton» Bust nets Office Phone TOn 18*0 Rettdent-phona, rOn »l»7 Office. 228 Rfverd.l> Are . near p>rnfcrooi- Bt

Pt.A8TVR.rrro Brie* i n d Cement wort Lotul experience Repair work at lew price* IVM reference TOri ItnM

LEGAL NOT1C m U N I T E D STATF.« DISTRICT COURT.

Southern Dltlrict of ,N'»* York. In the Matter of SF.TMOIR N FUF.R8T. Ban*, rupt No. 57133

NOTICF. IS HKRF.BT OIVF.N that the abor* named RRYMOUR N. f"UF.RBT of N«w Rochetle. N V., Ka» applied for a dl*cbar*-e from all hi* debt* Creditor* and parti** Interested are ordered to attend befor* thl* Court In Post Office Bunding. Manhattan. New Tork City on October 1*. 19,13 at 10 30 A M.. there to show cause * h y dlecharg* «ly«ild not be tranted

FRF.nwRICK W STF.t.LF. Referee fn Bankruptcy. 22 Crotoei * » . 0««lnlrig, N T.

comronATTQN JS-OTICH:-" CTty *>f VftWken

The Board of F.*tlmate and Apporltoti. men! trill give a public hearing on Friday S»r>1ember 1Mb. 19X3 at 4 o'clock P >f ' IB th» Mayor'* Reception Rvv-cn City Hall' tn re'allon to the following local improve-merit*

Lating Out and Opening fturV* r ;*o . fr>rn Kl*nb«l| Avenue e*»l«rty 77.1 as f»»i

Taking a Rirtit or r.»»»m»nl for *»«»r burp-.*** from Ml»e f^iiar* Road io Burk*

in accordance »Mh map* on ft!. \n l h t office of th* CUjf Clerk

WILLIAM H. McCABR. City Clerk.

YOUNO MASTER PAINTER — Gives you the cleanest Job. $5.50 a day or contract . Call NEpperhan 5667, evening.

44 P&ones Used Daily

ALL SCHOOLS Ambulance City Hall Correct t ime Electric Light Office Fire Department Oas Company Office

YOn. S87I YOn. 4900 YOn. S980

Ml'rldlan 7-1213 YOn. 7800 YOU. 563 YOn. 7800

General Office. Trolley Co. YOn. 2432 Herald Statesman NEpp. 5000 Lost-Found—Trolley Co. YOn. 2430 N. Y. Central NEpp. 3130 Physicians' Exchange YOn. 4173 Police Department YOB. 4900 St. John's Hospital YOn. 2450 St. Joseph's Hospital YOn. 2650 Street or other light out NEpp. 4500 Visiting Nurse Association YOn. 7091 Yonkers General Hospital YOn. 2670

1 44a Piano Tuning and Repairing

ONLY properly tuned pianos satisfy those) who enjoy good piano music. John Kublcek, 342 Nepperhan Ave. NEpp. 2885. Pianos tuned and repaired. All work guaranteed.

46A Radio and Repairing

R E L I A B L E R A D I O B E R V I O B A graduate radio engineer will examine) your set and make minor'repairs for 81.00. Any hour. Estimates on larger repair* without obligation. Work guaranteed. Call NEpp. 5197. 274 Mile Square Rd,

NATIONAL RADIO Service. Guaranteed repairs by expert radiotricians $1.00, any-< time. 183 Buena Vista Ave. NEpp. 1883.

• ~ — »

47A Roofint"

ROOFING—COPPER GALVANIZED LEAD-. ER8 AND GUTTERS. METAL CEILING. FURNACES CLEANED AND REPAIRED.

THOMAS MCV1CAR 9 WOODWORTH A V E . - Y O N . «T»

Employment Any requests for the Investment, or

sending of money with applications for positions and business proposit ions listed in these columns, or any other irregularities, should be reported t o ' the Classified Manager Immediately.

= 3 52 Help Wanted Female

A-l white houseworkers, cook* at $35-$70. Lloyd German Agency, Mt. Vernon.

Cor. Elm—No. Fulton Ave. OAkwood 2160.

ATTENTION I Office Help Supplied SULLARD Employment Agency, 275 South B'way. YOn. 7218.

CROCHET BEADERS, experienced. Apply

Larry Gaeta. 107 Beech St.

CROCHET BEADERS—Experienced. Apply

Margaret Hery, 18 Pallsads Ave.

FINISHERS, EXAMINERS—Experienced. Steady work, good pay. Strictly union shop. Main Dress Co., 95 Riverdale Ave.

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER over 20, s leep in, $25 monthly. 23 Croton Ave., HAs-tings 2138.

OENERAL HOUSEWORKER, small f a m i l y , , one child, plain cooking, sleep in preferred. $25 monthly. YOn. 5183.

OENERAL HOUSEWORKERS & Mothers* Helpers. S U L L A R D EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 275 S. B'way. YOn. 7218.

GIRL—Care small apt., l ight c leaning, cooking, child of 5. Sleep in. Call Hi l l -crest 3727-J after 4:00.

GIRL for general housework. Sleep In. Apply Mrs. Jacobs, 480 South B'way, Apt. 4-C.

GIRL—White, housework, cooking, family 4. sleep In; good home. $30. TUckahoe 5825. after 3 P. M.

OENERAL HOUSEWORKER, white , ass i s t with children, sleep in. good home. Call 6040 Huxley Ave. (261st St . ) . YOn. 8033.

GENERAL houseworker, 30-40; plain cooking, couple and baby. Moderate* sa l ary, good home. TUckahoe 3733.

OlRL. white, general housework. Hoefle, 384 Gramatan Ave., Mt. Vernon. OAkwood 0031.

GIRL, white, general housework. 2 In family, no children. Own room, $20. Phone NEpp. 6386.

HAIRDRESSER. -It around girl. e x perienced; references; phone TUcka-toe 3760.

HOUSEWORKER-Llght colored w o m t n for housework and care of child. $23 month. Box R-17 Herald Statesman.

HOUSEWORKER (white or light eolored). willing. Own room and bath. Salary $30. Phone LArchmont 1935.

HOUSEWORKER. white part t ime. $5 weekly, room and board. DObbs Ferry 2225-W. '

MANICURST for barber shop. Jfrperl-enced only. Apply Otl lo, 500 South B'way.

OPERATORS, experienced on two needles and pUIn machines. Kaufman B r o s . 46 Pro«pcrt St.

8ALFSI.ADIK8, experienced selling cos t s and dresse*. Applv 9 00 to 12 00 A M The Fashion Shop. 10 M»ln Bt , Yonkers'

SAI.FSLADY—Experienced telling d r e w * Apply Wednesday after 10 00 A M ' DuBsrry BMop. 61 South B'way.

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Yon Take No Chances WHEN YOU BUY

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VARLEY'S A visit to our U«*d Car Showroom*, will convince you that the above .«tat^mrnt i« t rue You will always find our aales-mfn courteous and obliging and absolutely tireless in their effort*, to satisfy you as the rain-hascr.

OUR VALUES CAKNOT RK BF.ATT.N

Mar we *u$Tfrest that rou CAII today? We know that rou win like our way of doinjt. business We have almost every malre and model to choose from, with many more coming in daily.

Varley AntomobBe Corp. i «rn r».R mtrr .

Hudson at RiveTdA.« ' - - i - - . v . T.

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