SEA FOOD
We oarry only the best of ererythiaf in onr line; and handle and keep it positiTely protected against oontamination.
CaU and inspect onr plaoe and observe its cleanliness and onr Mnitary methods.
It niakes no difference whether yoa live at Boosevelt, Merrick, Bollmore, Wantagh or Seaford, telephone your order and we will deliver it promptly and satisfactorily.
We are establishing auto service.
FREEPORT FISH MARKET
16 WEST MEBBICK BOAD.
Tel. 2-M,
FBEEPOBT.
X
What Kind of a Uwn WiU Ton Have This Year?
If you would have your Iswn srsta sad luxuriant this season you must five It at¬ tention NOW. ' *.
MARSHALL'S CENTRAL PARK LAWN GRASS SEED for a new lawn or for OHlnr in bars spots cannot be equaled and will best meet four requirements. It will produce an svsn. dsnfs growth of permanent sward early In the ttt/. son. Contains no annual ^rassss to mska a quick »howtns to the dettlment of t ffood lawn, but only those of lasting vslns Md hardiness.
NEED NO RE-SEEDING FOR YEARS
a«i^jMr««l PM* tree. aaat far oateimges 7^ emg grlet aa Uryar
W. E. MARSHALL k Co., 166 W. 23rd Street, New York.
THE HASSAU FOST, FBEEPOBT, H; T., FBISAT, lUHX SB, 1916
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While in Mineoia
STOP AT
HEHBY C. KBAMEB'S
Hotel Nassau
Where yon will meet your Friends.
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MA-ning Shopping Is always pleasant at this Store.
We carry the Choicest Fresh Fmits and Vegetables, besides
Fancy and Staple Qroceries
2T
"SEAMANS
W. Merrick Boad, Freeport, L. I.
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Telephone 710
Developers
Any and all who contemplate grading, making streets, laying concrete walks, curbs, gutters, will be cheerfully given estimates and the benefit of onr yeart of experience in this line.
Call or Phone.
A. G. Patterson
Jerusalem Avenue, Hempstead Telephone 238
Summer Needs
BEFBIOEBATOBS
All sizes. Plain and enameled. Double walled. Fully guaranteed.
POKCH FUBNITUKE
Reed, Cane and Willow Rockers.
Settees, Chairs, Garden Benches
Large and small
SWINGS
All hard wood, handsomely painted, single and double.
BUNGALOW BUGS
All sizes and colors; also made in
special sizes. Fast color; can
be washed.
TRUNKS for your vacation
HAMMOCKS in » variety of styles
GBASS BUGS
GO-CABTS
Also Furniture, Beds, Shades, Linol¬ eum and Bedding.
GUS. H. FERTSCH
Fulton Street, Opposite Post Ofllce
Jamaica, N. Y.
28 years in one place.
NASSAU HOTEL
LONG BEACH Long Islsindl New York
The King of Summer Resorts
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Open Throughout the Year
We will be glad to make special rates to parties for Receptions, Dances and Banquets
FflSPOifIS
COMMERCE
CONGRESS SHOULD OIVE THEM PREFERENCE IN APPRO¬ PRIATIONS.
By Peter Radford.
This nation is now entering upon an era of marine development. The wreckage of European commerce has drifted to our shores and the world war Is making unprecedented de¬ mands for the products of farm and factory. In transportation facilities on land we lead the world but our port facilities are inadequate, and our flag is seldom seen in foreign ports. If our government would only divert the energy we have displayed in conquer¬ ing the railroads to mastering tbe commerce of the sea, a foreign bot¬ tom would be unlcnown on tbe ocean's highways.
This article will be conflned to a discussion of our ports for the pro¬ ducts of the farm must pass over our wharfs before reaching the water. Wo have in this nation 51 ports, of which 41 are on the Atlantic and 10 are on the Pacific Coast. The Sixty-second Congress appropriated over |51,000,- 000 for Improving our Rivers and Harbors and private enterprise levies a toll of approximately $50,000,000 annually In wharfage and charges for which no tangible service Is rendered. The latter Item should be lifted oft the backs of thc farmer of this na¬ tion and this can be done by Congress directing its appropriations to ports that are ^ree where vessels can tie up to a wharf and discharge her cargo free of any fee or charge.
A free port is progress. It takes out tbe unnecess.ary link in the chain of transactions in commerce which has for centuries laid a heavy hand upon commerce. No movement Is so heavily laden with results or wlll more widely and etjualiy distribute Its beneflts as that of a free port and none can be more easily and ef¬ fectively secured
MADE OF THE PUBEST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE IT COSTS yoi; no m ore than other bread
QUALITY BAKEIRY
Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R.
Photo by Amerlean fress .^ssociation.
THE VITAL
'R06LEM OF IE
By Peter Radford.
There is no escaping the market problem and the highest development of agriculture will not be attained until it is solved for a market Is as necessary lor the producer as land on which to grow his crop.
Governmental and educational Insti¬ tutions have spent $180,090,000 in the United States during the past ten years for improving soil production and Improving seeds and plants, but very little attention and less money has been given to the marketing side of agriculture.
The problem Is a monumental one and dne which will never be solved Until It gets wltbln the grasp of a gigantic organization where master minds can concentrate the combined experience and wisdom of tbe age upon it. It Is a problem which tho farmers, merchants, bankers, editors and statesmen must unite In solving.
The Farmers' Union stands for all there Is In farming from the most scientific methods of seed selection to the most systematic and profltable plans of marketing, but does not be¬ lieve In promoting one to tbe neglect of ths other. We consider the work of farm deraonstratora valuable and we ask that governmental and com¬ mercial agencies seeking to help us, continuo to give us their assistance and advice, but we believe that their influence should be extended to the marketing side of nnr farm problems also.
We cannot hope to develop manu factoring by over-production of the factory; we cannot build up mercan¬ tile enterprises by the merchants load¬ ing their shelves with surplus goods and no more can we develop agricul¬ ture by glutting the market wltta a surplus of products.
A CHANGELESS METAL
Science Wants It For Standard Meas¬ ures, But Cannot Find It.
'rii>' live .Ilf mcltcil <iiinrt7. .for the niiiniifintun' of st!Ui<l:ii'd ineiisures of lenu'lli Ims ln-cii ;i j:i<'iit (lisii|ipolnt- iiiiiit. since oxen this m;iterinl is sub- icct III vory ninrlccMl lliictiiiitions In len.iiih.
Till- sr.ircli for .1 siiitMlilc iiiateriiil is. howi'MT. Ijeiiii; coiitiinifd. Tiecnnse plat- Itnmi-iiidliiiii. wlilih Ilils lieeii used tip (<> the inisnit. i.s <iut nf lli(> iiiieslion for |ir;iilli:il |iiii'|i<is<'S on nccount of its MTciit cost. s;iys the .'Scientific Ameri- I'iiii.
Dr. Ciilllauuie tliscnvcMed the alloy,
which hiis l» me known under the
iiiiiue of "iiiv.-ir." jui !ilil»reviation for ••liivarialile."
The iii<-l<cl-steel iilloy WDiiId mnke an Ideal material fur stiiii(lai<ls of lensth on account of its foreat resist.nnce to i-liHnf;cs In temiH ralure, but nnfortu- nnt(>ly it is not proof tiftainst chemical actinn. i'or tills teasoii it is suitable nnl.v fur standanls of the second grade. In whicii nccnr;icy withiii n millionth part Is sutllcienl.
The Idciil niiilcrial. iKisscssing the ad- vaiita.ucs i>f i»lalinitui-lri(liuni but less oxp(Misi\c Illilll flic latter. Is therefore slill ll) III,' fmiiul, SliuUiirly good mate¬ rials for st.aiiilard ^^cil;llls luive been soiiiLTlit cxtc;is|\(>iy imil various non- 111(11,'iietic iiicKel alloys have been tested.
.V review of the proKfess in the use of the iiK'tric s.vsteni sliows Hint during recent years I it imiiiik. Slam. Belgian roiiKo and sonic of the Central Ameri¬ can sliites Iline adopted this decimal system.
The iiinsl iiiijHil'taiit siicces.s still to be ^alnoii liy lhe metric systeifr, tbe comiuest ol' ICiiKliinil and of the United States, si-ems siill, liowever, far re¬ moved.
The First Aeroplane. The earliest cll'ort lo construct a ma¬ chine which, accordin;,' to modern ideas, is eiititUMl to be culled an aero¬ plane was undoitbleilly that of William Henson in IHl:.'. Ileiisoii, who was a pr;ictlchi<;en;;iiieer. with offlees In Ncw City chambers, Uishoijsgate; London, devised a niaehliie wlijch resembled very closely the type whieh bas since boi'ti ternieil the monoplane—that Is, hnviiij; Uh siipiiortliiK iilanes practi¬ cally forminii a sliiKle deck, as dis- tliij^uished from Ihe box form of tbe liiplaiie and uutllipUine devices of later ..inventors.
DARIUS
The neigh of a horse made Darius King of Persia, the six contending powers tor the throne agreeing among themselves tbat the one wboae borse should neigh first should possess the kingdom. This ancient method ot settling disputes among politicians oould be revived with proflt today. If our partisan tactions and petty pol¬ iticians could only settle their dis¬ putes by the neigh of a horse, tbe tmrk ot a dog or the bray of a donkey, it would be a great blessing and would give our citizens a better opportunity to pursue the vocations of Industry free from political strife. .
Let those who pick political plunia by raising rows and who flash swords dripping in ttae blood of industry un¬ derstand tbat they cannot tnrn ttae public tfiram into a political arena and by a Clash of personal aspirations still the hammer and stop the plow and that their quarrels most lie settled ia tho back alleys of dvUlsattoo.
FRANCE,
HALF artist and half anchorite. Part siren and part Socrates, Her face—alluring fair, yet recon¬ dite- Smiled through her salon* and academies.
LIQHTLV she worm hsr double mask Till sudden, at war's kindling spark. Her inmost selX, in shining mail and casque. Blazed lo the world her single BouK-Jeanne d'Arc!
—Percy llacKaye.
WORDS OF WISDOM.
TtiBRK'S alwaya some one ready To tell you what to do, .\nd keep your footsteps steady As' life you journey through. 1'here'R' always some one knowlnt Jusi what your course should be. And wisdom rfrcat. bestowing For pay, or maybe, free.
They teach '} ou liow to, nburish
Yourself with food and drink; They put the lateat flourish vi
On what yju say or think. —
Across thesiH brouil dominions
Their chains of thought they, wreath* They ttaih us our opinions
And how to walk and breathe.
Their joyous demonstration
Throws into hav<>c sad. The natural Information
That once you thought you had. Tbeir intricate deductions
Make fact seem straocely dense, ga tbay Impart UMtructiooa
On slinpl* comnoo swm*
I Get Good Brands in | I Hardware & Roofing |
We Kave the standard makes—the kinds that we are sure of Our household hardware and tools are the best that we can buy. Our roofing has proved its durability, for it is
MPronounced "RU'as in RuBY_ _ ^^m
kV —the original, smoothed-aurfaced,
AJ Tcady-to-lay roofing, made from
J^ the same high quality formula for
VS 2 3 years. We recommend
^^ |IU-UR*0|Q because it always gives
\^ our customers permanent satisfac-
O) tion. It costs you a little more in
J^ the beginning but less by the year
jJ —because it lasts.
X Put on a HU-BCR-OlQ roof and
Oj forget your roofing troubles. It
S^ ends repair bills.
COSTS MORE-WEARS LONGER
Hundreds of IkU-atR-OlQ roofs the world over are still watertight after more than twenty years of hard wear.
We sell the genuine, with the "Ru-ber-oid Man" (shown above) on every roll. You can get KlI-BCIt-OlD in slate gray and in colors—Tile Red or Copper Green. Drop in and we'll bc glad to show you KlI-KR-OlO and our big iine of hardware.
I C. MILTON FOREMAN
THE BEST
'1 IlH idPH prevails with soma persons tllilt IlK best Dental Work can bs had Oill) hy a large outlay of monsy. Such, howfvOr. Is not the cast.
In the \V.iierbury IJental Parlors you always get tlit- best at minimum cost, with a ifiiaianlef for 10 years, which is 1)1 oof j)o!«itlve of our skill and methods.
Tite New WATERBURY Way
III . !ii 'iiaiiv \.nis i>f |iiii'iii:<, the quality of our work bas always h.ill ili'o iiKiin (Mti.-'iilfi alion. Hy iiialntalning a larg* corps of Reglstsrsd <Jraduated DentlslH, tha Waterbury Dental Parlors are tiiabled to givs a sradc of combined Hcrvlce recognized as the bc , and consequsntly Inflnltsly -superior to the bci vice of any on* dinil.'^t This combined efficiency results In better worl< at less co.st
Full Sets of Teeth $5.00 up | Gold Crown*, 22 kaut. . 95.00 up
Gold Fillings $1.00 upl Silver Fillings .60e up
A UNIQUE SERVICE
Come here In the morning, hava your old teeth sxtract«d FREB, and return home al night with a NKW set that fits perfectly. Loos* tteth mads firm—decayed teetb saved—missing teeth replaced without platM. All work guarnntcfd 10 vcarH Extractions and dental surgery nads PAINLESS by our NEW BOTANICAL DISCOVKKY.
WATERBURY DENTAL PARLORS,
29 West 34th Street, N. Y.
(Three Doors Rast of Oppenheim, Collins a Co.l
Brooklyn Offices, 414-416 Fulton Street.
HOURS. 8 to 6: SUNDAYS, 9 lo 2.
nrraian, Frenth sad SwedUb epoksn. I.sdUs la ait«adaaMk
