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m atnts reet, iuimm, k x, nan, Mwunia i. itu.
the; RADIVS STOVE
MAKES ITS OWN OAS FBOM KEBOSENE
IT EAS NO WICKS TO GIVE TBOUBLE
TEE IDEAL STOVE FOB HOME OB CAMP
SMOKE No! SOOT I SMELL
[SAFE It's SPEEDY I SIMPLE
BOILS WATEB IN 3, AND BBOILS STEAKS IN 5 MINUTES
Price $3.50 WLt%d^ $3.75
These Stores are made in 2 Burners; also in Bedroom Heaters The Greatest Invention of the Day.
The Radius Company
MARTIN F. MVRPHY
n,3ii2 no m
CBTMTNATfl INCBEASE IN PBO- >OBTION TO POPULATION BUT ALSO FIND THEIR WAY INTO OUB PEISONS.
LOCAL AGENT
FBEEPOET, L. I.
Your Sheds Should Be Roofed Right
Lumber costs money, and it's a mistake to let sheds rot for lack of substantial roofs. It will pay you to cover both the roof and the sides of your sheds with long-wearing
^^^ ^ Pronounced'Rtr as in RUBY_ ^ ^^A
RirBEFHjQ
COSTS MORE - WEARS IjONGER
We
fe recommend ||l|-m*OlO lie¬ cauae it doubles the life of sheds that otherwise would soon become leaky and unsightly. You can't go wrong with ||U-ini*OlO. It needs no patchwork and lasts for years : repairs. : contains no coal tar or asphal- irhich crack and dry out.
1*010 roofs applied more
1 twenty years ago have stood
time and are still water-
HU-m-OlO comes in slate Cray and fadeless colors—Tile Red and Copper Green.
The U. S. Court of Appeals kas enjoined imitators from using the word "Rubberoid or any similar name as the trade name or brand ' of their roofing.
The "Ru-ber-oid Man" (shown above) on every roll, is the sign of long wear and security against imi¬ tations.
Let us show you this roofing.
I C MILTON FOREMAN ^
Convictions and imprisonment ate keeping pace with the increase in population and the attendant increase in crime in the Empire State. On June 1, 1915, there were no less than 4,U37 more inmates in the prisons, tbe reformatories and the peniten¬ tiaries of this State tban on a like date flve years ago. The State census taken under the direttion of Francis M. Hugo, Secretary of State, in June, r^eals some interesting features in connection with the inmates of the larger penal institutions.
In June, 1910, the state prisons, reformatortes, penitentiaries and the New X^rk City institutions such as BlackwcH's Island, Randall's and Hart's Island, had a total of 13,315 Iniiiate.s, Within the past flvo years that numer, large as it appears at flrst glance, has grown until it is now over 17,000, to be exact, 17,352, an increase of 4,307, or nearly 1,000 a year,
if the number of inmates in county jails, in lockups and minor institu¬ iions, were included, the number of New York State's residents in conflne- nieut on .lune 1 when the census man called, would be augmented by a few tiiousand more. When it is flgured that the estimated population of New Vork State is placed at ten and a quarter mllions, there ia still a mat¬ ter of over ten million enjoying their liberty.
The comparative figures showing liie nuniber of inmates in the larger penal institutions of the State in 1910 and I it l.'j follow:
fined in 1910. Last June the number had grown until there were 845, an Increase of 62. At the State hospital at Dannemora there are now 516 per¬ sons in comparison to 383 five years ago, an Increase of 133, or about one- third. Mattewan contains both male and female Insane, while Dannemora Is made up of insane male prisoners who have been transferred from Sing Sing, Auburn, Clinton and Great Meadow prisons as well as the re- formaties for males at Elmira and Napanoch.
The population of the penitenti¬ aries of the State on June 1 last and in June, 1910, Is shown by the cen¬ sus to be as follows:
1910
Krle 319
Mon rot- 263
(Inoiidagra 373
.\lbany 214
Sow York 1187
;yi5
672 :)14 399 180 1743
3208
Stale idlsoiis , ,
rtnllt'iitiarlfs . ,
.N'l'W Vork City
Institutions . ,
Ki'furmatorics , .
ipio
, G.oyi!
, 1,169
. :!,834
, 2,200
]',tl5 I
6,»04
1,465
(i,41ty
2,434
icrca.so
012
2'JC
2,645
284
Tolul
.352
4,0.:!
13,315
Sing Sing, Auburn and other State prisons had 6,904 inmates on Juue 1 last as compared with 0,092 tive years ago the same date. Sing Sing leads in the number of inmates, hav¬ ing a total of 1,741 under conflne- iiient, iast June with Clinton taking second place with 1,504 and Auburn third with 1,420. The number of in¬ mates at the other State prisons fol¬ low: Great Meadow, 703; Women's Prison at Auburn; 119; Mattewan, 845; Dannemora, 516, and the State Farm for Women at Valatie, opened last October, 56,
Both institutions for the criminal Insane, Mattewan and Dannemora, show increases in the number of their inmates over the past five years. At Mattewan there were 783 persons con
HOTEL NASSAU
Long Beach, Long Island
!^5S'!'2S5'Zi-2?2iS'('S^*-'>'i*>S£*!
The King of Summer Resorts will Remain Open this WINTER
EUROPEAN PLAN
WINTEE RATES BEGIN OCTOBEB FIBST
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath ( V«"„' I'v^JI.'-) $50 per month
Bedroom and Bath ( .V"; ,V;';:„'L':) $40 per month
Bedroom with Running Water ( ,«"; ,V,",;r,) $30 per month
SPECIAL LOW BATE TO PABTIES FOR BECEPTIONS. DANCES, BANQUETS AND WEEK¬ END PABTIES.
Total 2356
The above shows that during the tive years the penitentiaries have been called upon to shelter an ever-Increas¬ ing number, amounting on June 1 to 852 more than in 1910.
At the Western House of Refuge for Women at Albion there were 234 inmates in 1910 as compared with 248 in June I last. The New York State Reformatory for Women at Bed ford Hills had .'139 inmates flve yea'rs ago as compared with 4 16 on June 1, 19 1,"). Elmira Heformatory had a pop¬ ulation of 1,212 In 1910 in compari¬ son with 1,365 two months ago. The Eastern New York Reformatory at Napanoch had 455 Inmates in June to 415 flve years ago.
The greatest increase in the num¬ ber of persons under confinement is shown in the New York City penal Institutions. In 1910 the city prison, Manhattan, familiarly known as "The Tombs." had 5 0.S prisoners. On Juno I, 1915, the nuniber had increased by 24 8. The city prison ot Brooklyn is shown by the recent census as having a total of 395 inmates as compared with 267 five years ago this time. The city prison, Qiu'i'ns, had 360 inmates on June 1 last. The prisons of the second, fourth, fifth and seventh dis¬ tricts of New Vork had 259 inmates last June. .
The three workhouses showed the following population June 1, 1915: Blackwell's Island, 1,4 70; Randall's Island, 359; Hart's Island, 642; a total of 2,471 as compared wilh 995 on June 1, 1910. Five years ago the New York City Reformatory on Hart's Island had 1S;1 inmates. Last June there were 423, The total number of Inmates at the .N'ew York City insti¬ tutions of correction on June 1 amounting to 6,499 of which 899 were women and 5,600 were males. On June 1, 1910, the same institutions sheltered 3,854 Inmates of which 74 5 were women and the remainiiiK 3,10ft were males,
LIMITS PARCELS IN CARS.
Uass (Ininis and bass viols may be carried on elevated railroads under special permit, and baseballs are per¬ mitted on all overhead, underground and on the level lines of cars, but pigs, Pomeranians, porcupines, whether muzzled or not, or whether enveloped in a basket or not, are contraband.
Trunks, laundry baskets, oil cans, photographic films and similar articles of merchandise aro also taboo. One suitcase may be carried by one pas¬ senger, but if one jiassenger attempts to tansport two suiti-ases, or one suit¬ case and one grip, the guard is given discretion to oust the offender with all his impedimenta.
This is the ruling of the Public Service Commission, made effective Saturday, on report of Commissioner Hayward and Williams. They decid¬ ed that bulky bumllcs. Inflammable material and livestock of all varieties visible to the humiin rye should not be carried. No aciion was taken on the germs complained of by Health Commissioner Goldvvater,
Only packages which may be slip¬ ped under the nether limbs of a pas¬ senger without Inconvenience to the other passeengers may be carried. The ruling effects all tlu' transit lines of the city.
VAMPS WANT GOYEBNOB.
Planniiig for Great Time at Annual Installation October 2.
At the twentieth annual conven¬ tion of the Southern New York Vol¬ unteer Firemen's Association held in Hempsfead, L. I., on Sth, Sth and 10th last, it was decided that the newly elected ofBcers should be pub¬ licly installed.
President A. L. Brasefleld has ap¬ pointed the following committee to arrange for the ceremonies to be held at Stauch's Palace Hall, 'West End, Coney Island, at 7 o'clock, p. m., on Saturday, Ostober 2: John J. O'Toole, Westchester; William Huck, Bronx; Peter A. Tilyou, New York; William L. Connor, Richmond; William B. Lake, Kins; Albert H. Marquis, Queens; Fred P. Bennett, Nassau; and Charles Hirsch, Suffolk. The committee met at Coney Island on Monday evening, August 23rd, and organized by electing Mr. Connor
chairman and Mr. Marquis secretary. It was decided to iaTlte all the flremanic organizations in the eight ¦onthern countiee to bring along their families and frienda.'and all public officials, as well as prominent flre¬ men and public officials throughout the state. Invitations have already been sent to Governor Whitman, Mayor Mitchel, Borough President Pounds, and State Senator Cromwell to be preeent to addrees this great assemblage and It Is expected that , they will be there. j In addition to the,iiiterestlng in- I stallation ceremonies and short ad¬ dresses, there will be music, vaude¬ ville, dancing and other attractions. All the firemen will be in uniform and it goes without saying that vol¬ unteer firemen's night at Coney Isl¬ and will be long remembered.
NEW PABCEL POST BULES.
According to changes in the pareet post regulations whloh became effec¬ tive September 1, the maximum sisa of packages will be increased, tha -naxlmum insurance wtll be changed from $50 to $100, and the insurance premiums or rates wlll be lessened considerably.
It is now possible to send parcels of length and girth 84 inches or Iees. Th" former limit was 72 inches.
Packages under the revised regula¬ tions may he insured at the rate of S cents for any amount up to $6; S cents for any amount up to $26; 10 cents for any amount up to |50, and 2,' cents for any amount up to flOO. The old rate was 5 cents up to t2S and 10 rents up to $50.
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATEtJ CIGARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. CHARKALIS
4 4 So, Main St. FREEPORT
LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON
MANHATTAN BEACH
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBEB STH
an opportunity to visit
CONEY ISLAND
special tickets, pood only on train leaving Freeport at 10.10 A. M., will be sold at the low fare of QQ cents for the round trip. Returning, leave Manhattan Beach 7 oo P. M.
Painting
Decorating
INTEBIOB FINISHING
Estimates cheerfully given, WoA
done by the day or on contract.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
HAURICE HIGGINS
Bedford Avenue near Merrick Boad BELLMOBE
While in Mineola
.STOI' .\T
HENRY C. KRAMER'S
Hotel Nassau
Where you will meet your Friends.
Smithes Bakery
67 South Main St.
B R E A D
Freeport, L. I.
C A K E
S
WHY BE DECEIVED?
"Ilomr-ninili-. " "lliinHt.%" nml "Mul Iiit'n" nrv iiniiii-n m, roiniiiiiiil.T iikpiI Il.v linkaTN llinl IIIIISI |ir<>|>li- m,\y, ••\«->.. all Imki-rH ukv U." hul II Xn nlmo- liili'ly rnlMi-: Ihc hi'i-nil in iiiiiih- III n ilirl« iiikI mh<.|> hni-kroom nr pcilnr nnil nf the innxl liir<Tior i|iinll(> nml no iii<illii-r vwr mppk Ii, until per- I'hHiicc It In hroiiKlii tn her Inhlr nn fnoil. Kind frlrnilii tvr nill nnt •liM'rIvr >nii: vvr iln nnr linklni: In nnr nivii itrlviitr hnnir nml ntrii nnd MIITIIKU iluiH ll nil.
We rnn hnk<- niil.t n lliiilli-il iininiini Iml ulint .^ on nrdrr in rlrnu nnit »v»rrl nnil ronirn tn xniir ilooi' rnrrflilh \»rii|Miril nnil iiiirnnlRinlnnlril h.v Hirn nnil llllli, l'ri nn nml In- plrnni-<l.
JUNK DEALER
Frank Farmlet
16 Grand Avenue Freeport
Tcl, 177-.M,
Rags, lc per pound
Rubber, 4c per pound
All kinds metal, market prices
New and Used AUTOMOBILES
CHAS, 0. COLVIN & SON Merrick Avenue and Sniith Street Tel. 914-W. Merrick, Long Island A few exceptional bargains In used cars: Five-passenger Regal, Four- Iiassenger Buick, Metz Runabout with electric starter and lights, Metz Run¬ about with Prestolite, Grant Run¬ about. CALL OR PHONE.
MADE OF THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE
IT COSTS YOr .NO .MOUK TII.W OTHER BREAD
QUALITY BAKERY
Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R,
High-HiU Beach Hotel and Casino
Long Island New York
An Ideal Spot for an Outing
After a visit to this resort you will join the universal chorus—"NO OTHER PLACE LIKE IT,"
Accessable from Freeport, Bellmore and Seaford.
Dancing, Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Excursionists Welcome,
NO STARCHY BOABDWALK STYLE; COMFORT AND HAPPINESS,
M F. SAVAGE,
Proprietor.

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Title	Nassau Post 19150903; Title
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FullText	m atnts reet, iuimm, k x, nan, Mwunia i. itu. the; RADIVS STOVE MAKES ITS OWN OAS FBOM KEBOSENE IT EAS NO WICKS TO GIVE TBOUBLE TEE IDEAL STOVE FOB HOME OB CAMP SMOKE No! SOOT I SMELL [SAFE It's SPEEDY I SIMPLE BOILS WATEB IN 3, AND BBOILS STEAKS IN 5 MINUTES Price $3.50 WLt%d^ $3.75 These Stores are made in 2 Burners; also in Bedroom Heaters The Greatest Invention of the Day. The Radius Company MARTIN F. MVRPHY n,3ii2 no m CBTMTNATfl INCBEASE IN PBO- >OBTION TO POPULATION BUT ALSO FIND THEIR WAY INTO OUB PEISONS. LOCAL AGENT FBEEPOET, L. I. Your Sheds Should Be Roofed Right Lumber costs money, and it's a mistake to let sheds rot for lack of substantial roofs. It will pay you to cover both the roof and the sides of your sheds with long-wearing ^^^ ^ Pronounced'Rtr as in RUBY_ ^ ^^A RirBEFHjQ COSTS MORE - WEARS IjONGER We fe recommend l -mOlO lie¬ cauae it doubles the life of sheds that otherwise would soon become leaky and unsightly. You can't go wrong with U-iniOlO. It needs no patchwork and lasts for years : repairs. : contains no coal tar or asphal- irhich crack and dry out. 1010 roofs applied more 1 twenty years ago have stood time and are still water- HU-m-OlO comes in slate Cray and fadeless colors—Tile Red and Copper Green. The U. S. Court of Appeals kas enjoined imitators from using the word "Rubberoid or any similar name as the trade name or brand ' of their roofing. The "Ru-ber-oid Man" (shown above) on every roll, is the sign of long wear and security against imi¬ tations. Let us show you this roofing. I C MILTON FOREMAN ^ Convictions and imprisonment ate keeping pace with the increase in population and the attendant increase in crime in the Empire State. On June 1, 1915, there were no less than 4,U37 more inmates in the prisons, tbe reformatories and the peniten¬ tiaries of this State tban on a like date flve years ago. The State census taken under the direttion of Francis M. Hugo, Secretary of State, in June, r^eals some interesting features in connection with the inmates of the larger penal institutions. In June, 1910, the state prisons, reformatortes, penitentiaries and the New X^rk City institutions such as BlackwcH's Island, Randall's and Hart's Island, had a total of 13,315 Iniiiate.s, Within the past flvo years that numer, large as it appears at flrst glance, has grown until it is now over 17,000, to be exact, 17,352, an increase of 4,307, or nearly 1,000 a year, if the number of inmates in county jails, in lockups and minor institu¬ iions, were included, the number of New York State's residents in conflne- nieut on.lune 1 when the census man called, would be augmented by a few tiiousand more. When it is flgured that the estimated population of New Vork State is placed at ten and a quarter mllions, there ia still a mat¬ ter of over ten million enjoying their liberty. The comparative figures showing liie nuniber of inmates in the larger penal institutions of the State in 1910 and I it l.'j follow: fined in 1910. Last June the number had grown until there were 845, an Increase of 62. At the State hospital at Dannemora there are now 516 per¬ sons in comparison to 383 five years ago, an Increase of 133, or about one- third. Mattewan contains both male and female Insane, while Dannemora Is made up of insane male prisoners who have been transferred from Sing Sing, Auburn, Clinton and Great Meadow prisons as well as the re- formaties for males at Elmira and Napanoch. The population of the penitenti¬ aries of the State on June 1 last and in June, 1910, Is shown by the cen¬ sus to be as follows: 1910 Krle 319 Mon rot- 263 (Inoiidagra 373.\lbany 214 Sow York 1187 ;yi5 672 :)14 399 180 1743 3208 Stale idlsoiis , , rtnllt'iitiarlfs . ,.N'l'W Vork City Institutions . , Ki'furmatorics ,. ipio , G.oyi! , 1,169. :!,834 , 2,200 ]',tl5 I 6,»04 1,465 (i,41ty 2,434 icrca.so 012 2'JC 2,645 284 Tolul.352 4,0.:! 13,315 Sing Sing, Auburn and other State prisons had 6,904 inmates on Juue 1 last as compared with 0,092 tive years ago the same date. Sing Sing leads in the number of inmates, hav¬ ing a total of 1,741 under conflne- iiient, iast June with Clinton taking second place with 1,504 and Auburn third with 1,420. The number of in¬ mates at the other State prisons fol¬ low: Great Meadow, 703; Women's Prison at Auburn; 119; Mattewan, 845; Dannemora, 516, and the State Farm for Women at Valatie, opened last October, 56, Both institutions for the criminal Insane, Mattewan and Dannemora, show increases in the number of their inmates over the past five years. At Mattewan there were 783 persons con HOTEL NASSAU Long Beach, Long Island !^5S'!'2S5'Zi-2?2iS'('S^-'>'i>S£! The King of Summer Resorts will Remain Open this WINTER EUROPEAN PLAN WINTEE RATES BEGIN OCTOBEB FIBST Parlor, Bedroom and Bath ( V«"„' I'v^JI.'-) $50 per month Bedroom and Bath (.V"; ,V;';:„'L':) $40 per month Bedroom with Running Water ( ,«"; ,V",;r,) $30 per month SPECIAL LOW BATE TO PABTIES FOR BECEPTIONS. DANCES, BANQUETS AND WEEK¬ END PABTIES. Total 2356 The above shows that during the tive years the penitentiaries have been called upon to shelter an ever-Increas¬ ing number, amounting on June 1 to 852 more than in 1910. At the Western House of Refuge for Women at Albion there were 234 inmates in 1910 as compared with 248 in June I last. The New York State Reformatory for Women at Bed ford Hills had.'139 inmates flve yea'rs ago as compared with 4 16 on June 1, 19 1"). Elmira Heformatory had a pop¬ ulation of 1,212 In 1910 in compari¬ son with 1,365 two months ago. The Eastern New York Reformatory at Napanoch had 455 Inmates in June to 415 flve years ago. The greatest increase in the num¬ ber of persons under confinement is shown in the New York City penal Institutions. In 1910 the city prison, Manhattan, familiarly known as "The Tombs." had 5 0.S prisoners. On Juno I, 1915, the nuniber had increased by 24 8. The city prison ot Brooklyn is shown by the recent census as having a total of 395 inmates as compared with 267 five years ago this time. The city prison, Qiu'i'ns, had 360 inmates on June 1 last. The prisons of the second, fourth, fifth and seventh dis¬ tricts of New Vork had 259 inmates last June.. The three workhouses showed the following population June 1, 1915: Blackwell's Island, 1,4 70; Randall's Island, 359; Hart's Island, 642; a total of 2,471 as compared wilh 995 on June 1, 1910. Five years ago the New York City Reformatory on Hart's Island had 1S;1 inmates. Last June there were 423, The total number of Inmates at the.N'ew York City insti¬ tutions of correction on June 1 amounting to 6,499 of which 899 were women and 5,600 were males. On June 1, 1910, the same institutions sheltered 3,854 Inmates of which 74 5 were women and the remainiiiK 3,10ft were males, LIMITS PARCELS IN CARS. Uass (Ininis and bass viols may be carried on elevated railroads under special permit, and baseballs are per¬ mitted on all overhead, underground and on the level lines of cars, but pigs, Pomeranians, porcupines, whether muzzled or not, or whether enveloped in a basket or not, are contraband. Trunks, laundry baskets, oil cans, photographic films and similar articles of merchandise aro also taboo. One suitcase may be carried by one pas¬ senger, but if one jiassenger attempts to tansport two suiti-ases, or one suit¬ case and one grip, the guard is given discretion to oust the offender with all his impedimenta. This is the ruling of the Public Service Commission, made effective Saturday, on report of Commissioner Hayward and Williams. They decid¬ ed that bulky bumllcs. Inflammable material and livestock of all varieties visible to the humiin rye should not be carried. No aciion was taken on the germs complained of by Health Commissioner Goldvvater, Only packages which may be slip¬ ped under the nether limbs of a pas¬ senger without Inconvenience to the other passeengers may be carried. The ruling effects all tlu' transit lines of the city. VAMPS WANT GOYEBNOB. Planniiig for Great Time at Annual Installation October 2. At the twentieth annual conven¬ tion of the Southern New York Vol¬ unteer Firemen's Association held in Hempsfead, L. I., on Sth, Sth and 10th last, it was decided that the newly elected ofBcers should be pub¬ licly installed. President A. L. Brasefleld has ap¬ pointed the following committee to arrange for the ceremonies to be held at Stauch's Palace Hall, 'West End, Coney Island, at 7 o'clock, p. m., on Saturday, Ostober 2: John J. O'Toole, Westchester; William Huck, Bronx; Peter A. Tilyou, New York; William L. Connor, Richmond; William B. Lake, Kins; Albert H. Marquis, Queens; Fred P. Bennett, Nassau; and Charles Hirsch, Suffolk. The committee met at Coney Island on Monday evening, August 23rd, and organized by electing Mr. Connor chairman and Mr. Marquis secretary. It was decided to iaTlte all the flremanic organizations in the eight ¦onthern countiee to bring along their families and frienda.'and all public officials, as well as prominent flre¬ men and public officials throughout the state. Invitations have already been sent to Governor Whitman, Mayor Mitchel, Borough President Pounds, and State Senator Cromwell to be preeent to addrees this great assemblage and It Is expected that , they will be there. j In addition to the,iiiterestlng in- I stallation ceremonies and short ad¬ dresses, there will be music, vaude¬ ville, dancing and other attractions. All the firemen will be in uniform and it goes without saying that vol¬ unteer firemen's night at Coney Isl¬ and will be long remembered. NEW PABCEL POST BULES. According to changes in the pareet post regulations whloh became effec¬ tive September 1, the maximum sisa of packages will be increased, tha -naxlmum insurance wtll be changed from $50 to $100, and the insurance premiums or rates wlll be lessened considerably. It is now possible to send parcels of length and girth 84 inches or Iees. Th" former limit was 72 inches. Packages under the revised regula¬ tions may he insured at the rate of S cents for any amount up to $6; S cents for any amount up to $26; 10 cents for any amount up to 50, and 2,' cents for any amount up to flOO. The old rate was 5 cents up to t2S and 10 rents up to $50. Shoe Shining Parlor HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATEtJ CIGARS, CIGARETTES J. A. CHARKALIS 4 4 So, Main St. FREEPORT LAST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON MANHATTAN BEACH SUNDAY. SEPTEMBEB STH an opportunity to visit CONEY ISLAND special tickets, pood only on train leaving Freeport at 10.10 A. M., will be sold at the low fare of QQ cents for the round trip. Returning, leave Manhattan Beach 7 oo P. M. Painting Decorating INTEBIOB FINISHING Estimates cheerfully given, WoA done by the day or on contract. Satisfaction Guaranteed. HAURICE HIGGINS Bedford Avenue near Merrick Boad BELLMOBE While in Mineola.STOI' .\T HENRY C. KRAMER'S Hotel Nassau Where you will meet your Friends. Smithes Bakery 67 South Main St. B R E A D Freeport, L. I. C A K E S WHY BE DECEIVED? "Ilomr-ninili-. " "lliinHt.%" nml "Mul Iiit'n" nrv iiniiii-n m, roiniiiiiiil.T iikpiI Il.v linkaTN llinl IIIIISI ir<> >li- m,\y, ••\«->.. all Imki-rH ukv U." hul II Xn nlmo- liili'ly rnlMi-: Ihc hi'i-nil in iiiiiih- III n ilirl« iiikI mh<. > hni-kroom nr pcilnr nnil nf the innxl liir<Tior i iinll(> nml no iii<illii-r vwr mppk Ii, until per- I'hHiicc It In hroiiKlii tn her Inhlr nn fnoil. Kind frlrnilii tvr nill nnt •liM'rIvr >nii: vvr iln nnr linklni: In nnr nivii itrlviitr hnnir nml ntrii nnd MIITIIKU iluiH ll nil. We rnn hnk<- niil.t n lliiilli-il iininiini Iml ulint.^ on nrdrr in rlrnu nnit »v»rrl nnil ronirn tn xniir ilooi' rnrrflilh \»rii Miril nnil iiiirnnlRinlnnlril h.v Hirn nnil llllli, l'ri nn nml In- plrnni-<l. JUNK DEALER Frank Farmlet 16 Grand Avenue Freeport Tcl, 177-.M, Rags, lc per pound Rubber, 4c per pound All kinds metal, market prices New and Used AUTOMOBILES CHAS, 0. COLVIN & SON Merrick Avenue and Sniith Street Tel. 914-W. Merrick, Long Island A few exceptional bargains In used cars: Five-passenger Regal, Four- Iiassenger Buick, Metz Runabout with electric starter and lights, Metz Run¬ about with Prestolite, Grant Run¬ about. CALL OR PHONE. MADE OF THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE IT COSTS YOr .NO.MOUK TII.W OTHER BREAD QUALITY BAKERY Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R, High-HiU Beach Hotel and Casino Long Island New York An Ideal Spot for an Outing After a visit to this resort you will join the universal chorus—"NO OTHER PLACE LIKE IT" Accessable from Freeport, Bellmore and Seaford. Dancing, Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Excursionists Welcome, NO STARCHY BOABDWALK STYLE; COMFORT AND HAPPINESS, M F. SAVAGE, Proprietor.

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