The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 13

1 13 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, 31', 1930. MORTGAGE ON CLIMC Brave Fire Laddies Turn Hose EXCHANGE CUB OUTING Freeport, L. July 31 In a fleet CHARITY LEAGUE LAUNCHED Mercv Hospital were official! Rockville Centre Jjlv 31 Ianche1 yesterday with a porcn itocsviiie tvenire, jjiy 0.11. cunti-v ciub. The Chaunccy Real Estate Com pany has arranged for Dr.

Edward Medals Are Won By Brooklynites The activities of the newly organ- Cards tni gewing for the instltu- of capable cruisers the nautical division of the Freeport Exchange Orace a first mortgage of 15,004 lzed Rockville Centre League of tlon took up the afternoon. On Ivy Cloak of 3-Alarm Venus on his medical clinic at 131 Fort Greene Place. Poison ivy was planted around the base of the statue. Mrs. Starr Club sailed to Jones Beach yesterday for an afternoon's outing, headed by Admiral John Diemer.

The boat skippers were Captains Charles Strittmatter, Jay Randall, Walter Rhodes, Larry Randall and B. Dlmon Smith. The start was from the South Shore Yacht Club about noon. In C.M.T.C. Honors Plattsburg Camp Students From Here and Queens expressed the fcepe, to the firemen, that the ivy would grow and grow until that "inde cent figure shall be all covered Excel, Awards Revea' The humble firemen, really art Winona take, Ind July 31 () The Fire Department has come to the rescue of the Venus de Mllo, and a scheme to clothe the goddess' statue In poison Ivy has been thwarted.

Mrs. Mary Schell Starr of Chicago, summering here, holds the opinion that the statue, which has been a figure of artistic beauty for 20 years, should wear something. Yesterday, when the statue was moved near the fire house, Mrs. Starr got her opportunity. lovers beneath their red shirts, de 00 I 9 aTNgli elded to defend art for art's sake.

They did not want to touch the ivy, so they turned the hose on it. Police Chief Edlngton, upholding BLACK-CURRANT JAM Plattsburg Barracks, N. July 31 The following awards and medals have been presented to Brooklyn, Queens and Long Island men at the July C. M. T.

C. camp here: Clvltan Club medals for qualities of eltlienshlD Charles W. Mclntyre, 2828 pa KUXiXAsU the firemen, said that as this is 132-02 5th Richmond Hill, and John Chalowka, Babylon. Silver modal for second place, 100-yard dah Donald CosWllo, 1749 E. 8th St.

Silver modal for second place. 220-yard dash Donald Costello. 1749 E. 8th St. Oold medal for first place, 440-yard dash Herbert W.

Brown. 119-27 lMth St. Albans. Bronze medal for third places Alfred Cuatt, 389 W. Post Road, Mamaronack.

Medals for Inter-company relay John K. McNeil. 1408 Avenue 8. and Alfred Cuatt, Mamaroneck. Sliver medal for second place, 80 mln-ut walk Anthony Bankowskl, 70 Orand Street.

Silver medal for second place, pole vault Edward White, 242 Canton Lynbrook. Oold medal for first place, shot put Frank O. Lauer, 218 Lincoln Place. Silver medal for second place, shot put Theodore Jorgenson, 853 73d St, Silver medal for second place, baseball throw Herbert Hartal, 1A44 72d St. Silver medal for second place, broad jump Arthur Swanaon, 14S 7th Ave.

Bronae medal for third place, high Jump Herbert Reejer, 413 State St. Silver medal for second place, discus throw Prank Lauer, 218 Lincoln Place. Bronso medal for third place, discus throw Samuel M. Sltderman, 827 I. 98th Street.

Oold medal for first place, grenade throw Samuel Slederman. 927 F. SHih St. Brona medal for third place. 90-yard free styles Donald Ersklne, 38 Martense St.

Silver medal for second place. 100-yard frea style Herbert Mason, 1843 25 ih Road, Astoria. Silver medal for aacond Plata, 50-yard back stroke Melvlne Sneldman, 181 Beach 134th Rockaway Park. Oold medal for welterweight boning championship Inexperienced Charlea Porte, 18S1 Benson Ave. Oold medal for middleweight boxing championship, Inexperienced Oeorge Car.

lew, 209 Centre St. Oold medal for flyweight boxing eham-plonshlo. experienced Albert Rablnowlts, 1039 Rutland Road. Oold medal for featherweight boxing championship, experienced Huxh J. Ma-gulro.

9211 99th Forest Hills. Oold medal for welterweight boxing championship, oxperleneed Michael Dav-Idowitch, 712 Vermont St. Oold medal for middleweight boxing championship, experienced Henry Rel-man, Bellalre. Martin E. Durham Frlza Victor J.

Raf-flnikl, 98 Diamond St. the home town of Billy flday, evangelist: 41it Long Island City: Victor J. Ra-ftmlrv. niamona Joseon A. Shelly.

"If it O. K. with Billy, iVs O. 304 Albany and Arthur Bankowskl, with me." 70 orant St. nold medal fop helne one of the best' A new and deligrat-fully rwfreaiuDg flavor is atssaxararaxi in this slalirinais Black Corns Jam another BaajesaBarSj atfocinci Off eat canon Hartley atuTtteiaSi Ucatilf ootaatakfou'r.

mining a ran tremt. raad candidate! of tha machine fun and Mn (mum howitzer companies Vincent ADruscaio, lOS 70tB Bt. nnlil m1.1 fnr tha bait basle eandi datea In aach rtfla company Charlai W. anD Mclntrre, 3828 altt wnf island 17 Hiiita V. CnntL 11 Beach 140th ROCK away Beach, and William M.

mielsh, 41 Oate Ave. it Military Train In Camp Association medals to beat all-around candidate in each companyRaymond a. ColgTove, 140-S Cortelyou Road; Michael uaviao. wirh vtrmiint lit William Oardella 2309 Avenue and Sdwln J. BkeUy.

682 a rinwi "tnal Mht scare with rlflei A50 APRICOT BLACKBERRY RASPBERRY PINEAPPLE STRAWBERRY PEACH Marry Bavran, 72U Kinea lusawajr, uu Aipnonao Aaxim, awn ov. nninn.l PamnlMi Medal for aeneral ex- KSSENCI OF TASTE MtiniA Aff.rMi fa tha Brooklyn Chapter. Write tar FREE Saaspla and Raelpa Book to Yon can't get fat on TOREX Reserve Officers Aaaociation aaicnaei Law Aids Wife Who Can't Prove Will Legal Because the two witnesses to the making of a will by the late Henry Otten of Forest Hills are deceased the beneficiary under the terms of the document, his wife, Mrs. Barbara Platzoeder Otten of 71-60 Kes-sel requested Surrogate John Hetherington yesterday in the Queens Court to deny probating the will. Surrogate Hetherington, In complying, said Mrs.

Otten will not lose the estate, which amounts to about $5,000 personal property, but will receive it under the terms of the Surrogates' Court law. Otten made the will on Feb. 14, 1888, two days prior to his marriage, naming "Barbara Platzoeder, to whom I am engaged to marry," as the beneficiary. Mrs. Otten yesterday Identified herself as being the "Barbara Platzoeder" named in the will, but said that she couldn't prove the legality of the document because the two witnesses to the signing had since died.

m. Suzuki A CO, af N. ltd, ISO Park Dept. BE 731, New Tork rinwttr.h na Vermont di. BY THE MAKERS OF HARTLEY'S JvLARMAlADE.

Oold baseball charms to eaoh member Of the Championenip levm, awaraoa ay Charlcl A. Iran -jonn at. ocnoemeiu. 114 Diamond 8L: Harry Bavran. (720 Kin in Highway: Julius C.

Tortortee, 280 Orova Edward Mainme, S804 17th Herbert P. Rleer, 413 State Edward C. Golden, 8d Dikeman Harry O. Blancher, 299 I. 4th 8t, and Lewis Blala 531 Sheffield Ave.

Brooce medals for 50-man relay team Ruth J. Marulro. 6211 99th Forest Thla aaaaslag NEW concentrated B(l BODILLOn, roWds from frank vrtaa. fcawt, invigorate, at radYwaBM bat won't acM wwlgkt, Tores will help yosj to Beep a alim lm ga ana. Try Tores todtry.

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90 Wert Sl, JVw York City Hlllt: Joseph L. Pltapatrlck. 3705 88th Jackaon Heights; Sidney Ooldman, 107 SELL FREEPORT BONOS Freeport, L. July 31 The Village Board sold $80,000 worth of public Improvement bonds last night to Phelps Fenn St Co. of Manhattan.

Their premium was $380 and the rate of Interest 4.40 percent. Of the amcunt $48,000 Is for drainage, $22,000 for the extension of Mill Road, $3,000 for the extension of Gill and Albany Aves. and $5,000 for alterations to the municipal building. end Barry MamaronecK; Vincent f. nan-ellr.

9023 S6th Elmhurst: Ernest Ouckel. 48-32 soth Elmhurst: Vincent F. ETWln, 120-03 119th Oxone Park Walter A. Cornell. 53-32 vstn Einv hurst: Charlea R.

Baldwin. 42-24 214th Place, Laurelton; Laroy T. Simpson, 141-08 231st baurenon; n. i-icxen, 143.39 Park Boulevard. Roaedale: Lau- nnca C.

Herttnan. 60-96 71st Rldse- 1" 4V ''ir wood: Charles O. Kates. Carleton Place. Flushing: James R.

Oray, 183 Beach 105 Mi Catsup Chili Sauce Cocktail Sauce St.t rtOCaaway xwacn; aerDvra Aucmpavn, Pi) icked, cooked iVlEAT PRICES ARE DOWN" CONSISTENT with policy, the recent drop in the fresh meat market has been immediately passed on to the public in lower retail prices on all choice quality meats. This week-end at all markets our outstanding special will be Prime Ribs of Beef from specially selected cattle ot the lowest price in many years. Do not fail to take advantage of this low price of 25c per pound on Prime Ribs of Beef. And in addition, you will find air cuts of fresh meat of th finest quality at exceptionally low prices. (Pirional) Th AAP (ton neareat yon Is yoor tor.

It is mad. to supply your want, at taut possible expense 10 yon. and bottled all in one day SniderCatsuptastesfresh because it is fresh. Made from tomatoes picked, blended with choice ingredients of a famous recipe, cooked and bottled all between sunup and sundown. Of course all catsup isn't alike.

Say Snider to your grocer today, and you'Jl discover the difference! Bwhind thm tntn th tounttr ttmndm ma army frainocf ncf fmdy to cfo jr.nr niafdinf. like LIPTON'S-for flavor I IP or hot IT Upton's Tea Is incomparable Hot or si 'x Iced a most satisfying and Invigorating 1 II -r beverage. 4 I Wi At famous Hotels and Restaurants, in I Railway Dining Cars and Steamships 1 1 and in homes, the world over, UPTON'S if tna favorite. Ask your Grocer for UrTON'S YEH.LOW IASEL A Urgut Sal lit (he WorW AT ALL MARKETS THUKSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY "i SPECIALLY SELECTED QUALITY BEEF Lowest price in years by ALFHEli W. MCCANW and people who are particular in their selection of foods fresh'kept Vegetable- and Fruits in glass and tin lb.

AWARDED GOLD MEDALS CEYLON AND INDIA FIRST SIX RIBS excellent I V0 I taste, don't ib 19c FRESH BLUE FISH CLOROX FREESTONE large basket 4c Mosquitoes work under cover! Flit is sold oniy in this yellow can wil the black band. eoui MICE GOLD DUST i.r.pi.. 25c Gold Dust SCOURING CLEANSER 10c BOTH FOR 21 YOU SAVE He UNEEDA BAKERS UNEEDA BISCUITS 3 pkfls llC CHEESE WAFERS or BUTTER WAFERS tin 29c Of course, if you enjoy scratching your ankles and smacking the back of your neck, don't bother to get Flit in the house. If, however, you would like to enjoy this summer, indoors and out, Flit is the answer. Easy, quick and sure.

Be comfortable and safe. Keep your home insect-free. Spray Flit, which is guaranteed (or money back) to be quick-death to flies, mosquitoes, moths, roaches, bed bugs and other household insects. Yet its clean-smelling vapor is harmless to humans. Flit kills quicker if you use the special inexpensive Hit Sprayer.

Insist on Ffit and don't accept a substitute. Get yours today! rrOiS WHIATIES 2pkCs.2Sc KIRKMAHS nr OCTAGON CHEF BOIARDI SPAGHETTI DINNER. Pk. 29 GULDEN'S MUSTARD jar. lie 5 cak.8 25c SOAP smell msr)rA ilia food as if cleanses Another housekeeping worry vanquished by Clorox! The food odors which so often ding in refrigerators and coolers can be quickly destroyed in the ordinary process of washing, just by adding Clorox to the warm suds.

And, moreover, while Clorox is deodorizing and removing stains, ic is killing germs as well. The drainpipe, too, of an ice-box will be made sanitary, dearand odorless by flushing with a Clorox solution. Directions for these and many other uses are given on th label. AT ALL GROCERS Bleaches Removes Stain Destroys Odors Kills Germ PALMOLIVE SOAP cok.s 35c MUELLER'S MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 2 picas. 19c 111 KjJJjJB iuof Awamaro rf-'tta-J lJ LJ laaalX 1.

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