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Ready For That Ski Trip ^ TpflATji oT ICBS " «¦ "¦ ESTATE * °F REAL *rr j ?<£&^?~ P°,!mortgage ot real estate given tal ruHTKI B LINNHLL, of Barn- "Lie (Hyannis), Barnstable Coun- 6ta Massnchusetts, being married, * ' HYANNIS TRUST COMPANY, inking corporation duly estab- 8,1 e " under the laws of the Com- "„,wealth of Massachusetts, hav- KfL principal place of business final Urt «* the Town of Barn- !.ble known as Hyannis, Barnsta- TCounty, Massachusetts, dated ' u 11)40 , recorded with Barn- le " county Registry of Deeds m n 0k 048, Page 41, of which mort- al iho undersigned is the pres- et holder, for breach of the con- Siiions of said mortgage and lor iha purpose of foreclosing the same ,. ii he sold at Public Auction at ,.80 o'clock P.M., Daylight Sav- „'e8 Time, on Friday, the 9th day September, 1949, on the premises escribed in said mortgage, all and ¦Ingular the premises described In aid mortgage, to wit : L E Q A L N O T I C E S MORTGAGEE'S 8ALE OP REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained in a cer- tain mortgage of real estate given by George L. Washington , of Hyan- nlsport, In the Town of Barnstable, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, to Clinton A. Sturges, of said Hy- annlsport, dated September elev- enth, 1922, recorded with Barnstable County Registry of Deeds in Book 389 , Page 374, of which mortgage the undersigned is the present holder by virtue of an assignment from Clinton A. Sturges, of Barn- stable, Village of Hyannisport aforesaid , to Alfred H. Hughes, of said Hyannisport , dated October fi , 1926 , recorded October 18, 1926 , with Barnstable County Registry of Deeds In Book 438 , Page 289 , and by virtue of an assignment from Everett B. Horn, as Executor of the Will of Alfred H. Hughes, late of Boston , Suffolk County, Massachusetts, to Everett B. -Horn, Trustee under the will of Alfred H. Hughes, dated April 22, 1931. re- L E Q A L N O T I C E S Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable , ss. PROBATE COURT To all persons interested in tin estate of Isidore Buxbaum, late o Barnstable (Centervllle), in sail County, deceased. A petition has been presented l< said Court for probate of a certaii instrument purporting to be tin last will of snid deceased by Lilliai M. Buxbaum of Barnstable (Center ville), in said County praying thn she be appointed executrix thereo without giving a suretv on hei bond. If you desire to object (hereto you or your attorney should file t written appearance in said Couri at Barnstable before ten o'clock ir the forenoon on the 13th day o! September, 1949 , the return day of this citation. Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP BELL, EBquire, Judge ot said Court, this 9th day of August, in the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine. KENRICK A. SPARROW , Register. Aug. 18, 2S, Sept. 1. Classified Advertising Rates: Two cents a word first insertion; one cent a word each sub- sequent insertion. $.25 minimum charge for each Insertion. Display rates upon application. * ' SPECIAL UNTIL SEPT. 30th American Magazine , 2 yrs. $4.00 Woman's Home Companion , 30 months $4 ou HELEN M. BERRY P. O. Address, Bass River , Mass. Phone Hy. 1649-M-3 ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUBS, Hotels, Banquets and Private Par- ties. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hy- unnis 1423-W. NO other rub acts faster in CHEST COLDS * tofSeve os Mfcs-acWaj wutdeai » LttiJJDHHiHIi • Business Services We are Headquarters for School Supplies SMALLHOFF & HAINES Hyannis, Mass. ' ya "' ^^.TVV^> & /-r-g-L jI. «*wA "^tjfiB j i JM\O.«A *s '$ l-Jjj4-V VitUeW W m OW-K *»vop \ j& > Wesfc End /jijL SKCCVW * jfcininimrj M.» Order MVwff lyL >A$%pAv*' v Jack's Bike Shop 17 Barnstable Road Hyannis Tol. Ostorv.'llo 4942 CLARENCE M. MacLEOD PIANO TUNING Repairing Refeltlng (20 years experience) Marstons Mills Mais. ' Insurance Real Estate J. L. ROGER8 Orleans Tel. 110 Mas*. md HYANNISFISHCO. PLEASANT STREET I'hone Hyannis 1266W 1 Ou Ike Wutcrfroiii Everything in Season HURRICANE TESTED MOORINO LINE In liso for over 12 yenrB. Cut-proof , rot-proof , worm-proof. Insures your boat. Comploto lino of Marino Hard- ware. Woolsuy 's Paints. Olsen's und Coprollguum copper iialnls and pre- MIT vail vim. Wall rope, All our mer- chandise used by the fishing fieot for years iiiiuil bo ublo to tuke it lu all weather. PLENTY OF PARKING. MullliiM FlHhlng (lour , Inc. I'lor 4, Now llodford. 0-7403 SCHUMAN REALTY COMPANY REALTORS All kinds of property bought aud sold, Louses, mortgagos, and finan- cing arrnngud. Georgo J. Schuman Ruth II. Schuman 2ni> Main Street iiyannls , Mass. Directly across the Hi root from thn Iiyannls R. it. Station Tel. Iiyannls 277 In llyiumlH , Aug. II", (Irani A. Stonehury, aged 00, In Ceiiliirvlll n , A UK . ' Ml , MI HH Car- olyn Starck, aged 20. in Hyannis, Aug. 80, Jonas S. Knigh t, aged 94. lu Harwich, A UK . 29, Bartholo- mew ,i, llalllgan, aged 73. in Worcester, A UK . 27 , Richard II. Brlorly, brother of Daniel Brier- ly, East Dennis. In East Dennis, A UK . 2H , M I'H. Clarice a, Sears, aged 47 , Lima, Peru, I in Dennis, A UK . 28, M IH . Jose- phine M. Schwelnler, aged 70, In Newton Highlands , A UK , 27, John K. Keohlwotter, aged 48, Or- leans, in Went. Dennis, AUK . 84, George L, Sleeper, j» Harwichport, Aug. 24, Blddle it. Thompson, aged 00. in South Chatham, A UK . 2:1, Mrs. join mil M . Nickerson, aged wi. in Wollaston, AUK . 21 , Carrol w. Horton, aged 02; burial wus In Eastham. lu Pocassot, A UK - 24 , Mrs. Wll- limn Unneii , aged 04 , Dennispdrt, in Harwich, A UK . 25, A IIKUH IU P. domes, In Norfolk, Vn., A UK . 25, Lloul. Richard Hodsdon, U.H.N ., son of Lleut.-Commander and Mrs, itichurd I '. IIOI IHUIIII , llyuiinlH. in Hyannis, Aug- 20, Mrs. Clar- ence A. Ilrooks, ugotl 44. in South Dennis , Aug. 20, Mrs . Ada D. Francis , aged 00, Dennis- port. Aug. 20, Ezra K, Chase, Dennis. In Taunton , Aug. 20, Mrs. Mar- garet Monroe, aged 78, Dennlsport and Taunton. In Iiyannls , Aug. 27, Manuel Vielra , aged 67 , East Falmouth. He who sows courtesy reaps friendship, and he who plants kind- ness gathers love.—George D. Pren- tice. DEATHS I'urts and Hepairs For All Muke Hewing Machines. Mako 11 Portable Electric out of your Old Hewing Machine , $39.00. Htlch-ln-Tlme Shop —the One Stop Shop for tho Hew- ing Women. Fabrics and Hewing Accessories, ituih and Arthur Mao- Enorney, 11 Sherman Square, Tol. Hyannis 1840. |.'l,OOR HANDINfl «.. REFINISH- INO. Also machines to rent. Wall- ' paper Shoppo, Tol. Iiyannls 1766. PAINTING & DECORATING Exterior -- Interior F. L. ROCHE ft SONS Phone Hyannis 2002-M-3 ARVID and WALTER JACOBBON. Interior and Exterior Painting. Paper Hanging, Celllnga Roflnlsh- ed. Telephone Hyannis 1142- M or 1669-M. MISCELLANE OUS Wedding BUtlonory, Engagement and Wedding Announcements, In- vitations , Calling Cards. BU Day Sorvlce. The Patriot Office, Hyan- nis. Tel. Hy. 84, ALCOHOLICS-ANONYMOUS. FOR INFORMATION write (Cap* Cod Group) P. O. Box 761, Hyannis, Mass. BA8S RIVER REAL ESTATE OFFICE Route 28 South Yarmouth Complete Listings of Cape Property. Robert W. Canning ¦ William Baker I J A M E S W . K E A R N 8 MASON CONTRACTO R Brickwork • Cesspools Foundations "Fireplaces a Specialty " Marstons Mills Tel. Ost. 727 Wianno NEWELL- BENNINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bennington of WOH I Mlddlelon , Ohio , announce the marriage ot tholr daughter, Mini Patricia Ann Bennington, to Mr. David Jlru illey Nuwoll , Jr., son or Mrs. Qould Newell of Chestnut IIIH and David H. Nuwoll of Wlan- no which took place lust Haturduy in the Burden at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Oould , Jr., in Ostorvlllo, The bride 's only nllnndunt was M IH . Robert Head of Dover. The host man was .lames Clemens of Stamford , Conn. TUTORING PHILLIPS ANDOVEH , Instructor English , Public Spoaltlug, Speech Correction, Voice Recording. Phono Mr. Iliggins, HyuuniB 0114. WILL BUY OR RENT FOR USE IN MOTION PICTURES One—Medium Sizo Mouse One—Flea Bitten Hound Dog One—Tired , prnory Mule Wrlto Carl W. Holmes, Cape Cod Product Ionx , iiyannls, Mnss. Tandem bicycle wanted. Condi- tion unimportant, K. c, 0/0 Patriot, RECOVER YOUR UMBRELLAS AND PORCH FURNITURE Your choice of color or design, plus guurunteud workmanship. Have on our oil souson prices. Furniture and umbrellas will bu recovered during tho winter und returned to you lu the spring. Bring or ship to KEVENEY'S 284 MAIN STREET, HYANNIS 0, call Hyannis 500-M CROWELL'S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Tel. Hy. 1914-W Hyannis Mass. LAAVNMOWERS Sharpened - Repaired Worn Parts Replaced. Tall and Regular GrasB Cut ting; Lawns Cared For. Insecticdes and Fertilizers • Help Wanted HELP7" WANTED Well groomed woiniin can average $15 to %'M) easily. No delivery, col- lecting or canvussing. Ago 26-40. No experience required. Car essen- tial. C'fvo phone number for Inter- view. Wrlto Bornlco Punton , 175 Shores Ave , Taunton , Mass. • Lost And Found ~ LOST ~ URGENT APPEAL for the return of a female beagle puppy. Lost Sunday, vicinity Hen Street, liyan- nls. QdnorouB reward. Call llyun- II IH 2-lll-W. . —. 1 Talk About Hobbies! One of the most thrilling, com- paratively new sports of today Is water skiing or aquaplaning. The only requirements are a power- boat, water skis, a normal sense of balance and knowing how to swim. The sport has become most pop- ular down In the winter playland of Florida. However, it has begun to take hold in our summer playland of the Cape, with the advent of Joseph Puccia, who has taken pu- pils this summer and introduced them to the thrills of water skiing. Mr. Puccia built his boal , "The Naiad ," last winter in Watortown, He brought it down tho Charles River into Boston, thence to Hy- annis via Woods Hole In May. Tho boat (a beautiful thing to behold), is nineteen feet long, has a 140- horsepower motor and can build up to a speed of 30 to 36 miles per hour which is mighty fast ou the water. Mr . Puccia also made und designed his own water skis and aquaplanes. His first pupils were the four children of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 11. Coleman , owners of the Park Square Market. Pictured above are Carol, 10; Jean , 14, and Belty, 18. The fourth , Bob, was not present when this picture was taken, but assures this writer that water ski- ing is not as hard as It looks, and is "loads of fun. " We think the photograph clearly shows that It looks like tun , and the girls are certainly enjoying themselves. In fact , several people who saw this photograph , suggested that one of them , anyway, should bo entered for "MI BB Cape Cod of 1950" title. Joseph Puccia started this hob- by of skiing on top of the water at high speed, through u lovo of boats. Ho owns four, one of which is well known In Cape waters , his sailboat , "Tho Flamingo," on which he takes pleasure CVUIHOS around the harbor. Many year-round Cupe Codders, as well as summer visitors huvo shown a keen Interest In Mr. Pucciu's hobby and liuve become ouger to liavo him teach them how to water ski. Mr . Puccia is planning to con- tinue his lessons next summer. if you folks would like to huvo a llrst-liund demonstration of tho urt of aquaplaning, Mr. Puccia and ills four Coleman pupils , are going to perform for tho public at the West Yarmouth town landing next Sun- day, September 4th—the landing is at the end of tho street ut Bill Cox's HOU grille . I'm sure ull of you would enjoy seeing this demonstra- tion , and once you do will be con- vinced that there Is nothing quite like sailing atop the water at top speed behind a good , fast , power boat. So—it's a dale for Sunday with Mr, Puccia and his hobby, bo- tween 10 and 12 o'clock.—Carl W. Holmes, In Iiyannls , Aug. 27, by Ihe Rev. Thomas J, McLean , Captain Morris Francis Wilson , lies Moines, Iowa, and Oils Air Force Base, und Louise Theroso Mur phy, ilynnnis. In Marblehead, Aug. 27, by the Rev. James L. Mcflovern , S. J„ John Donaboe Hern , Dorchester, and Marguerite Ann Hlckey, Mar- blehead , former summer resident of South Iiyannls, In Buzzards Bay, Aug. 27, by the Rev . Leonard .1. Daley, Corporal Lawrence Fullstrom and Miss Ger- aldlne Poletta, both of Waterbury, Conn. In Hyannis, Aug. 28, by the Rev. Curl F. Bchultz, D.D., Gerard S. Blackburn , Arlington, Va., and Miss Nunnelto (.'. Hearse , iiyannls. In Orleans , Aug. 2(i , by the Hov. James Lynch , i'limp E, lienlon , Jr., Mt. Cilead , Ohio , aud Orleans, and Miss li eriiice lireiuian , Flushing, N. Y., and Orloans . In West Harwich , Aug. 20, by the Rev. ThaddeiiB Bouhuyson , Donald R. Young, Hyannis , and MI SH Mary L. Eldredge, Chatham. In Falmouth , Aug. 27, by tho Rev. Phillip Ahorn , Alexander A. Hubert , San Francisco , Cal., and Miss Elizabeth C. MacDougall , Fal- mouth Heights. In Forestdale, Aug. 26, by tho Rev. W. Stafford Scott, Charles R. Whitney and Miss Maude A. Hart, Forestdale. In West Harwich , Aug. 27, by the Rev. Tbaddeus Bouhuysen, John G. Holhrook, Haverhill , and Miss Marguerite J, Spelrs, West Dennis. In Bass River, Aug. 28, by the Rev. Stafford Scott, Henry F. Ban- nister, Cincinnati , Ohio, and Miss Joaa Wild , Winchester and Bass River. MARRIAGES Although the damage was not too serious in Englewood during the recent storm, numerous small boats were battered and bruised by the heavy winds and seas. A Stoelcruft cabin cruiser, owned by Arthur Petorson of Springfield , dragged her mooring und was con- sequently benched , but no groat 1I11 mage was sustained. Hoats belonging to Charles Saxe, Bill Zsohau, Cnrtor Helton , Wayne Cowlos, Skipper and Sandra Hall , and Al Sexton wore hauled up to Insure safety, while Boetlocutts be- longing to Eddie Soars und Mrs. Thomas Bank, losing much of their rigging. PERSONALS Mrs. Frank Crosby IH spending a few days at the Crosby home before returning lo West Roxbury. Mr. .lames Metzger and Mr. .luck Peurlmaii of Lafayette , I111I., uro the guosts of Mr. and Mrs. Carter B. Helton of Dayton, Ohio , ami En- glewood. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Snxo mid Mrs, Siixe's mother, MI'B, Alice Ebbols, have relumed to their homo in Montclnir , N. J., after spending some time us guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Suxo. Miss Barbara Botsford has re- turned to her Lewis lluy homo af- ter taking an extensive tour through Now England and Canada ac c omplinled by her father, Mr. Clarence ilotufoi'd. Miss Janice Buckley, who bus boon spending a few days visiting' hor grandmother, Mrs. Nora Huclc- ley of Massachusetts Avenue , Is expected to leuve Friday to return to Taunton, Mr. William Zeuch of Boston Is exported to arrive Friday to spend tho week with II IB sister, Mrs. Hen- rietta Rogers of Redwood Lodge. Mrs. Reha Valentine of Concord, who recently underwent un opera- lion at tho Capo Cod Hos pital , IH expected to I'D111 I'll to her lliolllel 's (Mi'H. Margaret Wulcott) home, ou Merry Avenue , for u period of re- cuperation. Master Robert U. Abbott , Jr., of Winchester IH spending the week IIH the guest of Maid er Shipper Hall of Englewood. Muster David Lloyd of Sudbury Is the guest of Mr. und Mrs. Ed- mund Bears of Beach Road. David' s twin brother , Robert , wus the Sears' guest last week. Mr. William IIIII H or Roach Road loft Tuesday vlu the alrwuyH for Florida. Tho main purpose of Mr. IIIII H' departure was to survey the damages incurred on Ills Florida property by tho rocont hurricane. Mr. und Mrs. Gardner Schlrmer have IIH tholr guest Mm. Schlrmer's fat her, Mr, Phillip Sumner, of Wol- losloy. Mr. und M I'H. Aloe ('alder and children, Janet and Cordon , have returned rty (40) feet, Being the same remises conveyed to me by James . Rulmn , Jr. et ux by deed dated iay 16th, 1946, to be recorded erewith . ' There is included herein as a irt of the realty all portable or stiimal buildings at any time teed upon said premises, and all maces, ranges, heaters, plumb- g, gas and electric fixtures, reens, mantels, shades, screen )ors, storm doors and windows, I burners, gas or electric retriger- ors and all other fixtures of what- ter kind and nature at present or erenfter Installed in or on the -anted premises in any manner tilth renders such articles usable connection therewith BO far as e same are or can by agreement parties, be made a part ot the alty. and all material, apparatus supplies Intended to enter into e construction , repair or remodel- in of the buildings on said prom- ts, now in said buildings or on Id premises, or placed therein or ereon prior to the full payment id discharge of this mortgage, said premises will be sold sub- ct to all unpaid taxes, asBess- wts and tax sales, if any there terms of the sale, ten per cent. 1%) to be paid In cash or certi- lth eck by the purchaser at the it and place of the sale, balance die purchase price within ten 01 days upon delivery of the ed ut the office of Paul M. Swift, •amiis , Mass. Other terms to be nounced at the time of the sale. HYANNIS TRUST COMPANY By Gerard C. Hesse, Treasurer Present holder ot said Mortgage For further authority for said le, see decree of the Superior urt in and for the County of instable, Commonwealth of issachusetts, dated and entered ly 11, 1949, in Case No. 21,086. ul M. Swift , Atty. ,'iiimis , Mass. ug, 18, 25, Sept. 1) ommonwealth of Massachusetts irnstable , ss. Probate Court To all persons interested in the 1st estate under the will of 10MAS H. THOMPSON, late of mutable , in said County, de- ased, for the benefit of CAPE ID HOSPITAL and other charl- >le purpoBeB under Clause Fif th said will. The trustees of said estate have esentod to said court for allow- ce their first account. If you desire to object thereto, 11 or your attorney should file a Itten appearance in said Court Barnstable before ten o'clock In s forenoon on the 13th day of ptember, 1949, the return day of s citation, Witness, Collen C. Campbell, EH- lie , Judge ot said Court, this 21st )' <>f July in the year one thou- »l nine hundred' and forty-nine. KENRICK A. SPARROW, Register. B- 18, 25, Sept. \, smmonwealth of Massachusetts rnstable , ss. PROBAT.E COURT l'« all persons interested in the ate of MARY K. COBB late of rnstable , in said County, de- «ed, and to MARGARET C. BRETT of said Barnstable, and 1 ATTORNEY GENERAL OF ID COMMONWEALTH. A petition has been presented to Id Court by HAROLD W. WIL- AMS, of Uarnstable (Hyannis), mo County of Barnstable; execu- r °t the will of said deceased, a>i» K for authority to adjust by ¦"Promise or submit to arbitration ¦ertain claim of Margaret C. Gar- «. ot said Barnstable, In the sum oeventy-iive Hundred ($7500.00) ws for personal services ren- < by the claimant to the de- a ul covering a period of six (0) rnipci c'w'mant having per- , ' , m,r8ln e. housekeeping and a d r al rvioes '<»«¦ "»• «•¦ wen in her household. " l'ou desire to object thereto, mtR„ a»oraey should file a Ba L. P K P , ear u ance ln 8ald Co"" • ll 1 ° before ten O'olo<* '» S M» f the 13th day ot 'h cttSon 1949, th6 fetUrn day 0f K"1l.n.H°LLBN °' CAMP- ourt ,u qulre ' Jud«e of said 00 forty n? ne h0UBand nlne hundred KENRICK A. SPARROW. *¦ 2E ' Sept. i, g. Register. corded on July 22, 1935, with Barn- stable County Registry of Deeds in Book 513, Page 21, for breach of the conditions of said mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auc- tion at 2:00 o'clock P. M„ Daylight Saving Time, on Friday, the 16th day of September, 1949, on the prem- ises, all and singular the premises described in the said mortgage, to wit: the land in said Town of Barn- stable together with the dwelling and other buildings thereon de- scribed as follows:— A certain parcel of land situated in said Hyannisport, or between there and Craigvllle, on the North side of the "Town Road", bounded Southwardly thereby, about one hundred and sixty-two (102), feet; Westwardly by land of the Hamblln Heirs, about six hundred and fifty (650) feet; Northwardly by land which George T. Washington, my Father, sold to Joseph A. Baker, about one hundred and twenty-two (122) feet; and Eastwardly by land of the Heirs of said Baker, about six hundred and flfty-slx (656) feet (this latter line is murked by the center of a drill-hole in the top of a granite monument set in the ground, one at each end. The North one, when set, was ten (10) feet East of the fence; and the South one about the center of the end or the Road-way leading from the said Town Road towards the home of the said George T. Washington.) Said premises will be sold sub- ject to all unpaid taxes, assessments and tax sales, if any there be. Terms of the sale, ten per cent (10%) to be paid in cash or certi- fied check by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale, balance of the purchase price within ten (10) days upon delivery of the deed at the office of Paul M. Swift , Esq., Hyannis , MaBB . Other terms to be announced at the time ot the sale. EVERETT B. HORN, TRUSTEE UNDER THE WILL OF ALFRED H. HUGHES Present Holder of Said Morgage Paul M. Swift, Atty j Hyannis, Mass. i Aug. 26, Sept. 1, 8. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the power of sale contained ln a cer- tain mortgage of real estate given by Walter R. Fox and Margaret F, Fox, ln her right, of Barnstable, County, Massachusetts, to Alfred | H. Hughes of Boston, Massachusetts dated September 22nd, 1925, and re- corded with Barnstable County Registry of Deeds in Book 423 , Pane 398, of which morgage the under- signed is the present holder by virtue of an assignment from Everett B. Horn, as I am Executor of the Will of Alfred H. Hughes late of Boston, Suffolk County, to Everett B. Horn , Trustee under the will of Alfred H. Hughes, late of Boston, Suffork County, dated April 22, 1931, recorded with Barnstable County Registry of Deeds on July 22, 1935 , in Book 513, Page 20, for breach of the conditions of said morgage and for the purpose of foreclosing the same will be sold at Public Auction at 2:30 o'clock P.M., Daylight Saving Time, on Friday, the 16th day of September, 1949, on the premises, all and sing- ular the premises described in the said morgage, to wit: The land in said Barnstable, Being the lots numbered 120, 128 and 130 on a plan of land made by F. O. Smith , C.E. entitled Plan of Seaside Park at Hyannlsport , Mass. Aug. 1893, belonging to the Seaside Park Association , recorded' In the Barnstable Registry of Deeds Book 205 Page 001 and boudned as follows: Northerly, by the lot numbered 132 on said plan , 100 feet; Westerly, by the lots numbered 281, 283 and 285 on said plan , 120 feet; Southerly, by Ocean Street, 100 feet and Easterly by Third Avenue, 120 feet, containing 12,000 square feet. Said, premises will be sold sub- ject to all unpaid taxes, assess- ments and tax sales, if any there be, Terms of the sale, ten per cent (10%) to be paid In cash or certi- fied check by the purchaser at the time and place of the sale, balance of the purchase price within ten (10) days upon delivery of the deed at the office of Paul M. Swift , Esq., Hyannis, Mass. Other terms to be announced at the time of the sale. EVERETT B. HORN, TRUSTEE UNDER THE WILL OF ALFRED H. HUGHES Present Holder of said Mortgage. Paul M. Swift, Atty. ¦', . - Hyannis, Mass. Aug. 25, Sept. 1, 8 Do not forget that an honest, wise seal, a lowly, triumphant trust, a true heart, and a helping hand constitute man, and nothing less Is man or woman.—Mary Baker Eddy. PASSBOOKS LOST Notice Is hereby given that Pass- books Nos. 11323, 11464, 11719, 12030, 12319, 12482, 12852, 12859 , 12933, 13166, 13278, 13640 , 13G95 , 13980, issued by the Hyannis Trust Company Savings Dept., have been lost or destroyed and that applica- tions have been made to the said Hyannis Trust Company to issue duplicate books in accordance with Section 40, Chapter 690, Acts of 1908. a Sept. 1, 8, 15. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Barnstable, ss. PROBATE COURT To ELIZABETH M. MAUD , of parts unknown . A libel has been presented to said Court by your husband , WILLIAM G. MAUD , of Barnstable (Hyannis), In the Coun- ty of Barnstable , praying that a divorce from the bond of matri- mony between himself and you be decreed for the cause of desertion , and praying for custody of minor children. If you deBire to object thereto, you or your attorney should fllo u written appearance in said Court at Barnstable within twenty-one days from the 24th day of January, 1950, the return day of this citation. Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP- BELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court, this 24th day of August In the year one thousand nine hundred and forty-nine. KENRICK A. SPARROW , Register. Sept. 1, 8, 15. PASSBOOKS LOST Notice is hereby given that Pass- book H3304 , Issued hy the Bass River Savings Bank , has been lost or destroyed , and that application has been made to the said Bass River Savings Bank to issue a du- plicate book in accordance with the requirements of Section 40, Chap- ter 590, Acts of 1908. Sept. 1, 8, 15. PUBLIC AUCTION The following structures und buildings located In the vicinit y of the Administration Building at the Hyannis Airport will be sold at Public Auction on Friday, Sept. 9, 1049 , at 10 a.m.: 1. Erected 00-foot radio transmis- sion tower with 8-foot extension; guy-wires included. 2. BIdg. No. 50. 1-story, novelty siding, 20'x20' with hip roof. 3. Bldg. No. 02. Steel Quonsot Hut , 14' fi" x 20' 6". 4. Bldg. No. 66. 1-story prefab- ricated , 20' x 40'. 5. Bldg. No. 67. 1-story pro-fabri- cated , 20'x40'. II. Bldg. No. 08. 1-story pre-rahrl- cated 20' x 40'. 7. Bldg. No. 48. 1-story pro-fabri- cated plywood , 12' x 10'. 8. Bldg. No. 74 . 1-story pro-fabri- cated , 20'x20'. Structures or buildings purchased must be removed by purchaser within 30 days from the date of sale. Terms cash, George H. Mellon , Jr., Chairman Hyannis Airport Commission. Sept.l, 8. Conlinuti from Page 6 pure copper into suitable thickness and shape for making the bracelets. This method also assures copper In its most porous form , because it rebuilds the molecular structure in its natural molecular formation. At the recent meeting of medical authorities , it was claimed there is no cure for nrthritls. The fact that many people aro trying any plaslble Idea for relief lod us to offer our electrolytic copper brace- lets to anyone wishing to try them. We have made up sketches of the vurious designs and widths with prices and description , which any- one may have on request. When bracelets are ordered they will bo shipped promptly on receipt of check or money order, and If not fully satisfactory the money will be returned . It Is better to wear two, one on each wrist , and wearing them all night will bring relief more quickly. No one seems to know what hap- pens, but they say after a month wearing, they feel much better both mentally and physically. Instead of putting chemicals into the blood, this seems to draw the acids out. It fits in with a famous qutatlon from Mollere that, "All men die ot their remedies and not from their illnesses. Anyone wishing to obtain further Information may inquire directly to Mary Tuck, Brookfleld , Conn., or contact Mrs, Sarah Gardner, Cen- tervllle, Cape Cod, by phone Hyan- nis 1038, or write. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Story of Copper