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IS THE BROOKLYN TABLET. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1937 HEALTH, HOUSEHOLD AND: i BUHJHNG 1 1 K. I 11" A ssCbv a hints' tMSm. tery of the Passlonlst Order In 1910, INSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FORDS AND UNCOLNS I 1 Sol 8chfldkraut, president of the veil opens Common Pleas Judge Robert V. USE GAGE AND TOLLNER'S If you never heard of Gage and Tollner's you never heard of service.

age i.nd Tollner's is a restaurant with absolutely nothing to recommend it save the best seafood obtainable within a radius of a couple PviN the Kitchen Tiathill Lumber Co. BUILDING MATERIAL OF AU. KINDS Laicker, Sktaciea. Iteleft, Ltaae. Ceaaent.

Saak emt Oeeva Hardware Fainta. Pkea Mattitack 121 KattMack. L. -t. vi I LJlOl W-vi i XT' BOW AND WHAT TO BEKVE During 'tlia Lenten season Ithe thought of the awerag turn to dishes.

It la pity that we do cot eat fish more often, it kserre far greater popularity than it has ever had. Modern living conditions can for speedy methods of cooking Ilsh. As a result fish cookery has suffered greatly in many kitchens, the tender flh being subjected to too quick a heat lor too long time, or else fried in grease until it is hard and indigestible. By employing the methods of oven-frying or broiling, fish may be properly cooked In less than 15 minutes. FUh filets, freed from every vestige of scale and bone when purchased, lend themselves excellently to quick cookery.

Sardines, salmon and other fish may be obtained at any time of year. They are delicious and nourishing foods. The sardine is a re-, markably rich food. lime, phosphorus and other essentials are found in sardines. The process of manufacturing makes it possible to eat the bones as well as the fish.

This fact contributes to its use as a conveyor of minerals. To determine of fish, examine the flesh to see that it Is firm: also see that there Is bright blood, and that the eyes are bright, shiny and bulgy: the gills a bright clear red and the scales shiny. Fish Croquette 2 cups -cold cooked fish 1 cup 'white sauce, 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1 tablespoon onion Juice A tnaarxxm salt teaspoon pepper 1 tablespoon lemon juice Mix aU ingredients' together and add more lemon Juice if needed. Shape into croquettes, dip in crumbs, beaten egg and more crumbs; fry In deep" fat and drain on brown paper. Serve with tomato sauce- Creamy Ergs with Celery erj Toast IVi cups milk 3 tablespoons butter 4 tablespoons flour teaspoon salt 14 cup diced celery, 8 hard boiled eggs tr- shcw tdafct tw- I Melt buttet, add then milk, stirring Cook until thick.

Season and add celery. Quarter eggs. Place on -toast points and pour celery mixture over. Garnish with parsley and serve. EMPIRE SALES COMPANY.be an tactvrtr" Wholesale Clothing-, Dry Goods, and Notions for HOSPITALS INSTITUTIONS and SCHOOLS Senate, and Qeetatteaa aa Beaaett Maurice Career, Repreaszttlt 17 UNION SQUARE, N.

T. ALceneaia 4-tlSS FOR MEALS YOUR GOLDEN BROWN el "St-. 'i Miss Louise Monaco, secretary to the pastor, again played the role of St. Veronica, while Oscar Suess portrayed the Christua. and it was St.

Veronica's cast throughout which appeared in last Sunday's perform ance. Cheese cooked at too high a temperature becomes tough and leathery. Bake dishes containing' cheese In a moderate oven or over hot water. B-C HEATING SERVICE, INC. QUALITY FrtX OILS BOILER AND CHTKNET CLEANING Clea an Clea Cere Ave SEA CUFF, L.

I. Office Paome: Glea Cera JOHN EL CUR LEY. Treaeurar Telephone Reakenkema fftS-M tSTIMAItS FtKMSHED Complete Home Service JOHN C. WILD CO. General Contractor and Builder HOLBROOK, N.

Y. Beef Inc. Fmlnline and Deoerattnv Ceaerete ana Brick Werk HEATING SYSTEMS OIL BVaXERS Office Phone Windsor 6-3399 Ret. Phone BOnerwood 8-0634 August Tornquist, Inc. LICIHBIP Plumbing Heating Contractor 5411 8tk AVENUE, BROOKLYN, N.

T. GEORGE L. PENNY Lumber and Building Materials Hardware and Roofing Mattitnck, N. Y. Telepbeee 159 Est.

1894 ALEX CAMERON PLUMBING and HEATING SOUTHAMPTON, N. V. TELEPHONE 259 GENERAL BRONZE CORPORATION 34-19 Tenth Street Long Island City, N. Y. Telephone ASroria 8-5500 v.

n. DOWNS 1 11 We Specialize in Boildinf Material JAMESPORT. N. Y. We Are a Near at Tonr Teleohona Telepboae emeu port b44 We V.

DURYEE HARDWARE and BUILDING MATERIALS, PAINTS, Etc MATTITUCK. LONG ISLAND, N. T. EST. IMS JOHN MORGAN SON Stained Glasa Windows Memorial BenoTatisna Alteration! CHURCH SPECIALISTS 80S UNION BROOKLYN, N.

T. EVercreen 7-3984 DIOCESAN BUILDINGS COMPLETED AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION ST. MARGARET'S CHAPEL, AND KHOOL, Middle VUlaee BLESSED 8ACRAHENT CONVENT. Jackson Helithts JOAN OP ARC SCHOOL. Jackson Hta.

ST. BERN ADETTB CHURCH, Brooklyn, N. Y. ST. FRANCIS DK SALES BIle Harbor 8S Teara Experience In the Comtosetiaa ef Fine Bnildiarc CHAPMAN-KRUGE ENGINEERING COMPANY, Inc 1SS EAST STREET NEW YORK.

N. X. Telephones: MUrrar Hill S-447-4S4S The Best Contractors use CONCRETE PIPE WE MAKE THE BEST Aak Any Good Contractor Atlantic Cement Product, Inc. HICKS V1ULE. N.

Y. Vis D. T. BAYLES A SON EetaolUhed 1MJI Special MiUwork Bnildlina: Material of All KlntU FAINTS AJiD Oil. FRONKS: Mala Off! re a Mm.

SUmr Itreek tta-SSl STONY BROOK. N. Y. Branch Office, 403 Mnla Part Jf-feraea. N.

X. Faeaei Fart Jetferaaa SS LONG ISLAND PRODUCE FERTILIZER Inc. PoUtoeK, FertiliceF CaaHfloweF I Farm ImplmeaU Caatral RIVERHEAD. I FEON KIVXHHBAD 3100 COMMANDER OIL CORP. EX OILS WAYNE OIL BURNERS Ortttr Bay 1SOO f.len Cera tOO Ircej art tlOO OYSTER BAT N.

T. aiii.mii. mm -num. Marvin Conkiin SPCCESSOR TO EDWARD U. CAT CONTRACTOR BUILDER Eairt Hampton, New Yorfc TELCFHOXI lt HELING BROS.

FUEL CO. The Fintt in Fuel Oil EAST HOFFMAN AVE. LrNDENHTBST. N. T.

Lindenbortt S20 LESLIE R. MARCH ANT MEMBER NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF BUILD IRA Biildcr an Genera! Caatraetor 5peciliit in Inttituttonel Work YAPBLANK, N. Y. TeL Bellaert 7 5-J THE SAGE BRICK MANUFACTURING CO. GREEXPORT, N.

Y. F. A. KNELL tr Inc. 'blue coal Fuel Oil Kerosene Ccke Wood LARSFIFXD AVTNDR EAST NOSTHFORT, X.

I PHONES; Yard Bian Fark Northaert I CM Ntte: Narttipert lilt NASSAU LUMBER INC DEALERS Hf BUILDING MATERIALS HEMPSTEAD, NEW YORK TELEFHOM HESCFSTEAD I7 TTTTTILLIAMS ASIIAIILE vrw AIX PAPERS MARK BEACTIFCL BOkfCS C. J. WILLIAMS, In. JTM ATLANTIC AFa. -M0 FLLTON Wt.w Resident Tel.

SOuth 8-J608 Eat. 1921 SAND STONE GRAVEL CINDERS CEMENT LIME Maeoa aaa PLuteren Materia! Locnit Eaildert Snpplr Co- Inc. JOflEPH K. D3 FIORK. Free Merit S0 Carroll Street I JJ5A MeDanald Are.

At Oaaranat Canal Bet-AeJT dt Bay Far. BBOOEXYK. N. Y. William H.

Greenel GENERAL I CONTRACTOR fl WESTBURT, LONG ISLAND! I ft eOath S-IT10 McPniLHtEiVS To the dietitian or institutional executive Intrusted with the purchasing of meats, poultry and pro visions, no name comes more quickly to mind than that of Cunningham Brothers, who early In 1936 moved into larger quarters at 519-521 16th St, New York City. Tneir fine record of care and efficiency In filling orders each year has won an increasing public response, and greater space was needed to care for the larger volume in line with then-usual policy. Their new plant is one of the beat equipped in the city and has the best modern refrigeration facilities to maintain the fine flavor and quality of their produce. To bring their delicate foodstuffs to the buyer in the best of condition, this care is continued by using large refrigerated motor trucks for delivery service. A large number of our academies, schools, camps and colleges have been served by Cunningham Brothers for many years.

In their trade with hospitals, hotels and restaurants the firm name is synonymous with the best in service, as they pay particular attention to the individual needs of each patron. This firm has been owned by the same family for over 57 years, and for that long their slogan has been "Service With Us Is a Habit." It is their practice to look for the best foodstuffs in all markets, then buying in large quantities, thus securing low prices promptly made known to the buyer, who can then purchase with advantage. Cunningham Brothers have had great experience in purveying to those Institutions where nutritious meals must be served to large groups within a budgetary limit. Their specialty of cutting meat so that it is ready for the oven, trimmed, boned and tied; their fast delivery service and the fact that the establishment never closes all operate to the best advantage of their customers. Tedeschi Tedeschi Co.

GRANITE 33-57 ELEVENTH STREET 33-56 TWELFTH STREET ASTORIA. I. C1TV, N. T. Worlu TL AStom 8-6246 Southampton Lumber Corporation LUMBER BUILDING MATERIAL Southampton, N.

Y. Phone: South Hampton 68 McDermott VoDbnan, Inc. LCMBXK-TRIM-MASO MATERIAL "BaaiNia bbo. faints 34-72 to 34-80 Lawrence Street (North Nertbera B.alerr4 FLUSHING, N. Y.

Teleph.nt IXoikinc S-S2M ANTON KLIS Charch' Painting and Decorating 154-36 20TH AVENUE WHITESTONE, N. Y. FhD IX. S-792S FftlnMnr sad 4raMn eaa financed esir trraa BBder tha NaUanai Heaainc Act JOHNSON BERNTS0N LUMBER, MILL WORK BUILDING MATERIALS EVERLASTING REDWOOD ENTRANCE AND GARAGE DOOBS Panola, Wall Board af All Kind Oad Are. and 91th Carona, N.

T. HArcmeyer 4-S304-X30S Phase Gardra City 141S Eit. 1MM Geo. V. Fairfield CIVIL ENGINEER AND LANP SURVEYOR DENTON BUILDING MINEOLA NEW YORK A.

B. HARDWARE STORE nOUSE FURNISHINGS RADIO ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS FRANK P. HF.IIL Eat North port, N. Y. Tel.

North port 868 T. tr S. LUMBER tr SUPPLY INC. EVERYTHING BVILDIXG MATERIALS PATCH 0GUE, N. T.

(Pfcaaa 914-flS) RIVERHEAD, N. Y. (Pkoa. 2430) Howard F. Robinson FUEL OIL P.

0. Box 463, Ceoter Markka, N. Y. Phon Bmllport 139 WILLIAM MiiLLER FLOOR COVERINGS Linelewm Fleers Baca aad Carpeta Ceatraet Werk New Addreee It Weedward ajaantfed-Breefclya Teleaaeae BKfenaa S-7H1 C. P.

TUTU1JLI Plumblnf---HtotiBg Oil Burn art Water Baavlr Oatfita ef AS Kind. Hud er Fewer Qaalilr Faints. Varaiakea aad Sepalkea CTJTCHOOCB. K. X.

Telepheae Feeeala 7t EST. 50 YEARS B. J. ESCHMANN ForcifB aad Domestic Maxbl aid TO Work of Aj Kiad 1 Contract Work Alterations CHURCH WORK A SPECIALTY 264-268 47th Street Brooklyn N. Y.

T.UphenV SUnut cbatrmen of the national committee of "Veronica' veil' America 'a Passion Play paresentetf anniiaUy throughout the Lenten sea son by St. Joseph's Church, Union City, told more than 1,000 persons at the opening performance last Bun-day in St. Joseph's Auditorium, 14th St. and Central "In this at mosphere of world unrest, Insatiable greed, social Injustice and moral upheaval, we present tonight 'Veronica's America's Passion Play." The house was crowded for the 710th performance of. the miracle play, the hall which was built 24 years ago to house the presentation, a result of the collaboration of Rev.

Bernardlne Dusch, C. and Rev. 'Conrad Eiben, C. the present paator, who worked together on its text In a Pittsburgh dlerj CoVe Floor Covering- Co. LINOLEUM CONTRACTORS CAKFETS WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS 132 Clea St, Clea Cera, N.

Y. Fbeae Glea Cere SSS1 M. L. WILSEY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PaJsU, Oila and Varnithee Faiatera aad Faserhaarert' Bapatlea 5 School Glen Cove, N. Y.

Tel. Glea CeT gtT LANGENEGER tr SON Builders Mason Supplies Port JeffereoA, N. Y. rhones 339-258 JOHN E. CURLE Plumbing, Heating Raffing Contractor FUEL OILS Glen and Glen Cove Ave.

SEA CLIFF. V. T. Tel. 1705-1706 Glea Care Pfaene Cardan City 10ft F.

OAKLEY, Inc. Farm and Garden Implements SEEDS FERTILIZE Motor Lin Mewere, Sarajriaf Meterleli IAST WILLISTON, N. Y. JOSEPH FIALA, IXC. Dfatiibatera ef JOHN LUCAS Cr INC PAINTS AND VARNISHES WALLPAPER GLASS SATVTLLE, N.

T. Telephone SnyTUla S4S and FATCHOOCI. N. Telephone FaUhoaaa iZO RICHARD E. THIBAUT, Inc.

FINE WALL PAPER 399 FLATBUSH AVE. EXT. BROOKLYN, N. Y. Telephone NEvins 8-3300 Geeco Electric Construction Corp.

Coatraotiag Electrical Eagiaean 1301 Graad Street BroaJklra, N. Paaae EVarrreea 8-1773-1774 Nauaa County Office 148 Harrieoa Ave, Franklin N. Y. Phone Floral Park 6212 FRISSE PLUMBING CORPORATION Plumbing Contractors S69 Buafcwick Brooklyn, N. Y.

lELtr-HONI STACa S-I7M NOTHING BUT Good Coal Good Service UNION COAL CO. 349 UNION AVENUE Wetay S8 Htattaad 7I24-4SS CONCORD OIL BURNERS INSTALLED Complete Initallation, $175 Up Mark Modern Heating Co. 56 Carnation Floral Perk Tel. Floral Far 11SS Ftclaatane S-11S1 TL Peconie 24 Southold 67 ESTABLISHED lMt Goldsmith Tuthill LUMBER, TIMBER, COAL and BUILDING MATERIALS NEW SUFFOLK, N.T. S0UTH0LD, N.T.

KICRMOVD BILL t-14S ADAM J. HENDEL PtaMsiar aaa Haatiag Cataractor OIL BURNERS ELECTR0LUX REFRICERATORS Jobbing Promptly Attended to S33 1ta Street, Car. 7tt Arenae OZONE FABK. N. X.

National Brick Corp. SAND LIMEBRICK 35-2S VERNON BOULEVARD LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y. Teleahone ASterta S-4M-S LAKE R0NX0NK0MA, N. Y.

Saunraer Rentals Tear Round Homes Lota, Plots, Acreare Best LocatioBs Low Priced BUNGALOWS Built aad Ftntoced JOS. McKERNAN BaSder, Braker Off. a. a. statin R0NKONKOMA, K.

TeL RaakaakaaM 3f Schlldkraut Motor Bales, started In business In 1910, and ever since has continuously retailed FOrd and Lincoln cars, manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. His first showroom was so small that the removal of the windows was necessary to set In the one car It would In. addition, parts, accessories and similar items were sold from the same modest estab lishment. The business originally grossed 150,000 per year and has increased until It now runs higher than $2,000,000 per year. Today the Schlldkraut Motor Sales, Inc, occupies two buildings in Jamaica; a four-story concrete structure at 91-03 166th oppo site the Valencia Theater, with 40,000 square feet of space, and the service station at Liberty Ave.

and Merrick Road, containing 85,000 square feet. The latter Is as modern and up to date as any service ta tlon in the country, is equipped with aU the latest design service equipment, and is capable of servicing 300 units in the course of one day. A staff of 250 people Is employed In these two buildings. Mr. Schlldkraut has come through aU the stages of Henry Ford's manu ture of automobiles, running through the Model which was discontinued in 1927.

through the Model A stage of 1928-1931, and including the new V-8 motor, produced from 1932 up to the present time. The Lincoln car was first handled by Mr. Schlldkraut in 1923 and has been successfully merchandised by him since that date. In 1930 it was his pleasure again to bring a quality car to Jamaica and its vicinity in the form of the new V-12 Lincoln Zephyr, whose -popularity lias been Increasing by leaps and bounds. It Is expected that 1937 will find this Lincoln Zephyr motor car controlling more than 80 percent of the business in its particular price bracket.

The new Ford car for 1937, with Its beauty and design enhanced by the addition of the Lincoln Zephyr front, is expected to bring the Ford automobile to the highest peak of popularity ever attained by this marvelous car. The Schlldkraut Motor Bales, invites you to Inspect these models at their showrooms. ABOUT SHOES The course of years has wrought many changes, but not to the old landmark on 58th St. near 3d Ave, Brooklyn, known as Marty's Boot-erles. Established 22 years ago by Mr.

Seneca the store has consistently lived up to its high reputation in furnishing shoes for the entire family In many households in the vicinity. Many of the patrons have moved to other neighborhoods, some as far as." Staten Island. New Jersey or Long Island, but they still return to Marty's for their footwear, knowing the reputation of the establishment for dependability, courtesy and fit ting the right type of shoe at low prices. Due to popular demand, in 1922 It was found necessary to open a branch store at 8123 5th Ave, Brooklyn. This store is under the management of Mr.

Seneca's son. with the able assistance of Mr. Robert Babken, who has been with the firm for -the past 18 years. The continued success of these two stores tells its own story of a satis fled patronage. Mr.

Seneca is. a member of Gen. Phil Sheridan Council, K. of and Is widely known throughout the Bay Ridge section. The stores have sup plied various Catholic and non Catholic organizations with footwear during the period of their existence.

If you have had difficulty being ntted in tne past, go to Marty's, where a perfect fitting Is assured to all, and special attention is given to ennoren, wnose zeet are In the formative stage. In either of the two stores you will find the courteous attention, moderate prices and intelligent co-operation in fitting that will relieve you of further foot wear troubles. WINES AND LIQUORS One of the most popular wine and liquor stores in the Flatbush section is that owned by Philip J. McLoone at 2917 Beverly Road, near Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn. Since it was opened in March, 1934.

the great variety of nis stock has attracted the favorable attention of many of the nearby residents. The store makes a practice of combing, the market for the finer grades of foreign and domestic beverages, so that all tastes may be satisfied by a- selection from its well-supplied shelves. At various times combinations of different brands are made tm which are hieh- ly suitable for gifts or special occa sions, ana tnese are offered to the public at inviting prices. Mr. McLoone is active In the civic and social affairs of the Flatbush section, and during his 25 years of residence there has become well known for his genial disposition and scrupulous business conduct He is a member of the Knights of Columbus, and of the Holy Name Society of Holy Cross Church, Flatbush, He Is on the board of directors of the Federated Liquor Dealers Associa tion and also belongs to the Brooklyn Elks No.

22, the Madison Club of the 18th A. and the Tilden, Beverly and Clarendon Clubs of Flatbush. Deliveries until midnight will be made promptly to any section of the borough. Foryotur next party or gathering, get' a high-grade wine, liquor or cardial by calling IHgersoXl 3-1144, where your order will receive Immediate attention. The pleasant relations maintained by this shop nave kept Its original customers and satisfied many new ones as well.

Wrap leftover pSe crust and pastry In a damp napkin or cheesecloth wrung out of cold and place It In the refrigerator, It will keep for a week or more. When crocheting, stick a hatpin through the spool of cotton and pin lMato-the -arm- of tho- upholstered chajr to keep It la place. tin AVfk! Clam Cakes l.pint clams 1-3 cup milk 2 teaspoons baking powder '2 eggs VA cups flour teaspoon salt Pecuer to taste Clean clams, drain from their liquor and chop fine. Beat eggs until add milk and flour mixed and sifted with the baking powder, then add chopped clams and season lightly with salt and pepper. Drop by spoonful in hot fat and fry until Drain on brown paper.

Canned clams can be used if you cannot obtain fresh clams in the shells. Tuna and Apple Salad 2 apples 3 cuds flaked tuna fish Do not peel apples. Cut Into ouarters and remove core. Cut into thin slices and arrange on bed of lettuce leaves. Marinate fish with French dressing.

Put fish over apples. Serve with mayonnaise. Garnish with parsley. Chocolate Marshmallow Dainty 3 eggs separated 2 tablespoons cocoa 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 tablespoons powdered sugar M. cup chopped nutmeats 12 marsh mallows cut up Pinch of salt Beat egg yolks, add sugar, salt and cocoa mixed to a paste with a little cold water and vanilla.

Beat 10 minutes. Add nuts and then fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into mold and chill three or four hours. Serve with whipped cream. Graham Not Bread 23 graham crackers rolled fine (2 cups crumbs) teaspoon salt cup sugar 1V4 teaspoons baking powder 3 eggs cup milk cup shortening 1 cup chopped nutmeat Mix cracker crumbs, salt, sugar and baking powder.

Beat eggs, add milk and melted to cracker mixture. Add chopped nuts. Bake in buttered pan in moderately hot oven 30 to 35 min utes. If chamois becomes very stiff, rinse it in a little, lukewarm water to which a teaspoon of olive oil has been added. This will make it soft.

When boiling fish that is white add a little vinegar or lemon Juice to the water to keep the flesh, white and firm. Bacon, next to butter and cream. Is the-, most easily assimilated of all fatty foods. GUESTS REMEMBER POTATO CHIPS ETcrcTMS 9-1M0-7041 Dangler-Krauss Corp. PORK PRODUCTS MAWUT-ACT0KER3 09 TES TAMOTTS BOLOGNAS aad SAUSAGES hxtitrtiOni HotpiUb SoppUJ.

OXUVXRIES nt Greater New York. U'otchelor ni Long blind 722 Myrtle Atc Brooklyn, NX La. 1872 PkM BArclay 7-4686-7-S HENRY KAST, he. Fine Pork 'Provisions SUPERIOR QUAIiTT, FRESH AND SM0KID B0LOCSA3, SAUSACE5 AND CURED COUNTRY fORK ONE QCAUTT OJfLT THE BEST lattitmtivai, BaUl. RastaBraat Say-DIit7 Serric A3 Orxr Dioc.M.

277 GREENWICH STM N. Y. Rt3 Shop197 Fulton Su N. Y. LAXXJEtTON s-lie 11.

BAI1RENBURC. Inc. QUALITY MEATS Cmtmring to Institmtlont 20O-O1 CENTRAL AVENUE ST. ALBANS, N. Y.

Thmmm BOsth S-Mlft Orra Promptly Pli wS DAIS DILLON COmt, SPICES, GROCERIES UMH TEA BACON A PfClAITI FA.scr rat its vegetables Hith Quality at Uw Frics 253 ft At. Nr Prosptct Art. BaOOKXTS. T. of hundred miles, a system for doing wholly original things to wholly unoriginal Inhabitants of the sea, and the most careful, conscientious and friendly service and servitors to be found west of 'Virginia.

The specialties at Gage and Toll ner's are many and varied, but we would recommend that you try, on your fast visit at least, a dish la beled In utter frankness on the menu "broiled clam bellies." It was Dewey who explained to us, quite earnestly, that the reason they are called "broiled clam tallies' is that they are "broiled clam bel and there doesn't seem to be anything else to call them. Never theless, Claras have never been so good, and you may lay to that. Gage and Tollner's are located at Fulton St. nep.r Smith St. During Lent seafood is their specialty.

A stew may be cooked In the oven If the top of the stove is oc cupied with other things. SOUTHAMPTON COAL PRODUCE CO. CO AL-CR AIN-SEED-FERTIU2ER FARM CHEMICALS-FUEL OH. BROKEN STONE Teleehene Ssuthamatea 25 SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y.

RIVERHEAD CEMENT BLOCK INC. Sand, aad Grare! Concrete Bleeka Concrete Ceaspeel Tile Barta.1 VaalU RIVERHEAD, LONG ISLAND Ffcena S8St Res. t3-J GEORGE HAWKS. President Painters' SuppKes We Will AdTle tha Beat ENAMELS and WALLFAFEBS te aaa 94-12 101(t Arenae AWMktva A ma UUHb AJVK KKnatna niu z-zsia Establiehed 191 R. L.

GRAZIANO SONS, Inc. PLUMBING HEATING OIL BURNERS 1372 65th Brooklyn, N. Y. BEachoUw 2-2727 Walter F. Gordon FUEL OILS I AST MORICHES, L.

I. Phona Cntr Morlchta 138 21 3M ROBERT SONNTAG HARDWARE end TOOLS Poinft and Houm Furnuhinjt 247-13 Jamaica Are. TL Fleldtone 3-1904 BDrae, N. T. ALFRED CATAPANO PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 54 West Park Avenue ILong Reach, IV.

Y. TEL. LONG BEACH 145S report GEORGE MAURER Sanitary Plumbing and Heating TO laaedala Are Freeport, ft. T. 0.

M. R0MBACH, JR. A. KEUTE, Manafr PLASTERING CONTRACTOR Stucco, Brick and Cemtnt Werk 106-56 98lh St, Cn. Park.

N. Y. Telephona CUrtUii Mill NASSAU SEED INC WE SPECIALIZE IN SEED FOTAJfOEl SEEDS, FEED, HAT FARM Sl'FFLIES AND COAt. Telephone Hickirilia S93 Opp. L.

R. R. Statioa, HickaTilk, H. T. Telephone It lip 730 Stanley Patch Lumber Corp.

Lamb sr Trim Mnon Maieriab STANLEY PATCH Carlton Eact slip, L. and Wheeler Road, Central lilip, L. I. ZaWi Orchard and Nanny ALEX ZAUN SON! BROAD HOLLOW ROAD n. I Tel.

rarmlnrdale U-M H. A. RAMSAUER CO. Plumbing and Heating Enginmarm and Contractor RIVERHEAD, N. Y.

Teleekane Rlrerbead tSM STEPHEN J. RED, Inc. SxcaHort to W. HAVILAND CIVIL ENGINEERS CITY SURVEYORS 40-18 MAIN STREET FLUSHING, N. Y.

Telephone FLitthtng 9-2971- Ilcgcmaxi Farms Corporation QUALITY MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS Centre Avenue, Rldgewood CRXAMZRIE9: Shed Oomari, Hhed, N. Y.I VUybury Mills, McGrw, N. T.I Tonne Croutnc. Trnxton, X. T.I Kortrlibt Station.

Bloomvtll, H. T. fHOM ro homk DExrvKar TELKraomc begeman s-ssoe THE DDIDSALL COAL CO. WILLIS AVE. AND 2ND ST.

MINEOLA, L. I. FHOVK GAEBEN CITY J)-I6l TOE EEVDEIVHUnST COAE CO. AVE-PETONE tLNDENHURST 60 FUELOIL-COAL MASOWS MATERIALS EST. RUSSELL CO.

Jnc WHOLESALERS TEAS and COFFEES -'i Speddutt I ntiitutional Bmmucm 94 FRONT ST4 NEW YORK OOwIing Creen 9-5230 Cnniiiiigliam Inc. 519-521 West 16th St. New Oly WAtkins 9-7733 Wholesale)' rtfeats, Ponltrj, Prorisiona Over 50 Yrs. of Service to Hotels and JnstltnUons EMERSONMARKET TGll AH KTWC OT OOOD U3EATS 405 DE tALB AVE. Out.

Ba.rMa PI. OTTO HELaOiWSCK, 9tm, 6uMsnr to Aiw. Cmkm Patrick's Market 9204 THIRD AVE. BROOKLYN, N. Y.

Irish Hems Bacons Brgktaa fnfh SHora t-782t J. J. FISHER CO. (TNCOKFOKATEO) Roofing Skylights Sheet Mete! Work 186 Fifteenth Brooklyn, N. Y.

BaUdiBff of Remodalinf, or Invho Voa to Viait Oar UnhfllemmM r.n Tel. At Show Rooms, 153-1 6 Jmakc Art aTaaaTaTBaBaaTaTBaTatatataBaTataBaBa tafh Kolya TOU ARE Llabted Fixture Show Room. Our Price Nassau Suffolk ExeentiYe Offices, Lumbar, Millwork, Braaebea: tinrten 1700, Jamaica, N. T. OPEJ "ohm Me.

aRJa TLa Lumber Supply Corp. Amitjrille, LL Ptoat 1650 17 Maaon Hardwara, Faint Evarythina for, Baildino. Kirarkead tla, Baltkaaera Ilea, Wae Brentweed 144, Weetbary 8, VSaa- dl. GSea Cere lis, Lindeaaarat 44.