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THE 918S1II POST, FBEEFOBT, 5. T. FKIPAT. MARCH S. 1917
Nassau Post "Want Ads" Spell Results
NO EXTRA ClAftCE FOR IT
Advertisements for The Nassau Posl ¦ay be left at G. I. Brailhwaile's StatiMery Slore, Railroad Avenne, Freeport.
AUTOMOBILES
TO RKNT-Dead storage space for automobile.^ $2 pef month. P. 0. box 67, Freeport.
FORLS-Se\'-ral used Fords for salo: prices ranging ?U)0 upwards. W. T. Hutcheson, Henipstead.
BUICK Sedan; five passenger; first cla.-!s nmrilng ovtler: price $250. (;. <;. llovd, Westbury.
^LP WANTED-
WANTKD-Woman to <are for home of business <!ouplc and four year old child; plain cooking. |25.(iO a month; t;nod home for eoinpelent person. Apply between 7 and !J p. III.. l!»'t i;. Seaman avenue, Free- port . 2t
TYPEWRITERS
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALK ut Seaford, I,. 1. 11 acres with old buildings, near depot and waler; al.so farm iti ax'res, and other plotH and hou.se.s at reason¬ able prices. Wm. Garnett Payne, 150 Ilroadway, N. Y.
AT SprinKfleld, new cotla.iic, .0 rooms, bath, 4,200 8*1. ft. $2,800; accept ^2i,i), ov lots as fir.st payment, bal¬ ance aH rent. W. Schabehorn, op- IWRite stati(m, SprinKheld, K. I.
VALLEY STREAM-Two 6 room hou.ses and one 8 room house; tiled baths, parquet floors, open fire- ' places, beam ceiling, hot water heat; up to date in every respect; on plot 50x200; best section; low tax rate; 18 miles from New York; terms reasonable. J. J. Smith, Catherine .street, Valley Stream. L. I., phone 670.
WINTER BARGAIN- New up to date Colonial cottage, 7 roonis, bath and pantry; all improvements; electric¬ ity; larKC plot; $4,200; easy terms. See Grove G. Thompson, 6 Atlantic avenue, Lynbrook, L. I.
REAL HOME AT BELLMORE With 7 rooms, huge veranda; gaa, water, range; on large plot, 80x125 feet; more land adjoining; near school, stores, churches, and short walk to depot; beautiful streets and macadam roads; a real gen¬ uine barsain; price $2,000; terms J200 cash, balance $20 per month; write for photos and particulars. Ij,- W. R. Richards, Bellmore Theatre, Bellmore, L. I., phone 225 Wantagh.
LOTS, $50- At .Merrick, I have only a few left, with gas lamps on street; short walk to depot, stores '' and schools; will be worth $200 when roatt is electrified, will take $5 cash, $2 per month; real bar¬ gain; no fake; investigate; write me today. George Lutt, Merrick, L. I. .- - 2 t
.*> NINTMV lots at Bellmore, south of Merrick road, 5 blocks from rail¬ road depot; price $9,000. S. Dom- bek, 1171 St. John's place, Brook¬ lyn. Tel. 5794 Bedford.
MORTGAGE LOANS
¦ flAl||"l| TO LOAN ON BOND rail INr I '^^^ MORTGAGE. IflUIlk I Quick AcUon.
E. N. EDWARDS FREEPORT, L. I.
' MONET TO LOAN.
Have $2500; $3000; and $4000 to loan on Bond and Mortgage. John¬ son & Johnaon, Lawyers, Freeport, New York.
MOTOR BOATS
FOR SALE—Motor boat "Chippawa," bulU new 1915; sixteen feet by four feet seven; Barker 3'^ horse power engine, fully equipped; includin»r canopy top and side curtains. In¬ quire Fred P. Harrington, 76 So. Grove street, Freeport, phone 765-J.
OLDEST RESIDENT HAS PASSED AWAY
Continued from Page One,
a heifer, but one winter's nigh', a year or two later, I'isher returned %o my stall, nor would he leave again. WeU I drove Fisher for five years more and he died in his old stall. There was a horse for you. Can these ponies touch Fisher?"
Mr. Smith regarded Roosevelt and Lincoln as the two greatest Amer¬ icans and his regret was that he could not have voted for him last year. Mr. Smith evidenced interest in tlte war, but only in a passing way—as it affected the possibility of this country being included.
.'|;DDINGS demand the best quality of anriooncenitnts.; we carry a full line. The Fieeport Press, Church streei, Freeport.
AUTO SUPPLIES
Full line of supplies and auto parts; viilcani/ing a specialty. Joseph Hir.sch, Brooklyn avenue, Freeport.
PATENTS, Etc.
I'A'J^O.N'TS, trade marks, copyrights; protect you ideas; tliree \ialuable books with list inventions wanted sent free, phone Barclay 7394 Rich¬ ard B. Owen, patent lawyer, 22n(l floor, Woolvtorth Building, or 168 Owen Building. Washington, D. C.
NO EXTRA CIARGE FOR IT
Advertiseaenis lor The Ntssaa Post nray be lell al G. I. Brailhwahe's Stationery Slore, Railroad Ave,, Freeport.
WANTED
I
75 girls to sew on mach- ! ines; those who seek steady ; employment only need ap¬ ply. Apply
SHEBAR & KLEIN
36 No. Main SI. Freeport. L. I.
I"()K Ri;.\'r- 4 i-ooni apartment and Uath; tiisV floor, $18. Broadway and Rosedale Ave., J. D. ConiiKk.\, tei. 86.
TVPKWRITKRS — Savings average from sn per cent to 75 per cent; all models, factory built, all makes; wiitlen guarantee wilh every ma¬ chine. A full list of satisfied users. open for your inspection; buyint^ your machine from us means you are doinp business with a reputable flrm who will make p(Mi(l any claim of dissatisfaction. Ciold.smilj l Bros., The Big Stationery Store, 77 .Nas.sau Street. .\ew York Cily.
BUILDING MATERIAL
FOR SALE
C. H. Soulhard Co., second liaml
FOK SALE Oak sideboard and din¬ ing table with claw feet. P. O. box 67, Freepoit.
CO.NCRKTIO Block machme; com- i pletc with quantity of iron pallets, cost f 1,200; opportunity to start in' block making business; arrange payments to right party; will sell ^ cheap. Black Bear Co., Astoria, L. I. !
biiilrling iiiaterial, such as limlier, i riooriiig. leiling. steel (all shapes), t plimiliing fixtures, mantels, doors, j windows, etc., anyihing and every- | thing right here. Yaids and offlces j 9th avenue. 14th to 15lh stieets, ] .\ew Vork City. I
WANTED
I'OR SALK—Gas range, brass bed, new invalid's chair, curtains, and flne parrot. 20 Seaman Avenue, Freepoit
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FAMILY WASfflNG
COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR S.VLE-Barred Plymouth Rock breeding oocherel. H. O. Jenner, Bellmore, i.. I.
WASHINGS wanted; called for and delivered; reasonable rates. An¬ derson Employment Agency, Waver¬ ly place, Freeport.
FOR SALE Two cycle hather metal incubators, 50 eggs size, with ex¬ tra equipment; $3. each. Tunison. Logue slreet, Smithville Soulh, L. I.
Deliciou.s dressed fowl sent prepaid direct from farm, $1. Hough Farm, Far Hills. N. J.
MUSICAL
PIANO TUNER -Expert, honest, con¬ scientious; $2.50. J. E. Abbotl, Norlh Columbus avenue, Freeport.
HELP WANTED
.MEN AND WO.MEN to qualify for government position; several thou¬ sand appointments to be made next few months; full information about openings, how to prepare, etc., free. Write immediately for booklet C. G., 153, Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C.
LOCKSMITHS
LOCKS.MITH and general repairing, knives sharpened. A. A. Nock, Church street, Freeitort.
WA.N'TIOI) Stenomaplui desires ex¬ tra work, typewriting done by folio, or piece. Phone Freeport 871. 3i
WANTED Biiildint; about 20x20 to buy; to lu' used as a garage; state price and location. Box C, Nassau Post.
WA.NTKD-Energetic active man to establish permanent husinras; whole or part time; health and ac¬ cident in.siiranee; immediate cash returns and future. National Cas¬ ualty Company, Detroit, Mich.
HCNDREDS OF GOVERNMENT .jobs open to women; list free. Fianklin Instiliite, Dept. 631-D, Rochester, .N. V.
LOCKS.MITH -Expert repairing, gen¬ eral locksmith. John .M . Simpson, South Main street. Freeport.
I have two sums of $2000 each and one for $1000 to be placed on first mortgages.
GEORGE M. LEVY
FREEPORT
j tics will do their share as I know by what p.itriotic impulses ihcy arc
I moved in their love for country."
I Supreme Court Justice Stephen Calla^lian spoke briefly. He paid a
^glowinK compliment to the jurors of NJissau and be says it is a great dc-;
I light for him to conduct court here '
¦ because of the high type of litigaUon .
I tliat is brought into the Nassau I County Court. Elvin N. Edwards I introduced Davis Sutherland, chair- ' man of the dinner committee, who '
¦was the toastmaster. The Kev. I
I Dwight .\. Jordan said grace, and | during the dinner a colored orches-
I tra rendered solos and pleasing mu-j
I sic.
severed relations with his old .New Vork Cily allies. In fornier time.i through Iheir aid he was able to nominate his townsman. .Martin H. Glynn for State Complroller, then for Lieutenant Goveruoi-, then fOr Gov¬ ernor.
FOR SALE CHEAP
Plot 50 by 180 ft. on south side of Lincoln Ave., 180 ft. west of Park Ave., Roose¬ velt. For $275 net.
GEO. M. LEVY, Owner
ABOU BEN BIFF
(Continued from page one.)
Ihe, geologists tell us, it follows that j in time this great engineering work will disappear altogether. By thatl time the Germans may sail their i submarine.^ right up to the front I doors of the City Hall in New York. ' .Meanwhile there are bargains in cor- | ner lots to be had of the Father of ' Freeiwrt. ;
SENATOR CALDER VISITS FREEPORT
Continued trom Page One.
way from Jamaica Bay through to Peconic Bay. He will use his in¬ fluence with the governor for the waterways as a means for the de¬ fense of the island and of the state. It will do so as a protection to our gunboats from attack from the ele¬ ments and from any enemy.
Senator Calder is the second sena¬ tor elected from Long Island, he pointed out. Rufus King, of Queens County, was the first.
"We are in a serious time, the most serious since the days of the Civil War," said the senator-elect. "We are sitting on a mine which mi.ilht blow up before the morning. God Almighty may save us from this clamity. It is the prayer of all that war may be averted, but it is without hardly a shadow of doubt that we will escape war. I am sure that the people of Nassau and Suifolk coun-
The Hempstead Inquirer says the Rockville Centre Herald "after an up and down career, mostly down, gave up the gost." Very likely the Inquir- er'.s editor wrote "ghost," but the printer knew that no "ghost" had walked the Herald's floor latterly, and that that was the reason for its sus¬ pension. "Gost" is perfectly proper, neighbor, in all eases where a news¬ paper ofllce has no true "ghost." The suspension of the Herald, by the way, was well received in R. V. C. circles. In Lynbrook it was a little different. Tom Box who called at the Herald offlce a few days before to stop his paper, its output of "pure democracy " not exactly meeting his views, and was beguiled into another years' sub¬ scription is said to have been visibly shocked on learning the neWs of the suspension. This is the only casual¬ ly recorded, though, of course, nobody knows what happened to the credit¬ ors. That's an ofBco secret always, or when a newspaper "busts."
In none of thc^e ycar.s that .Mr. Glynn held offlce did "Packy," as .Mr. McCabe is known by his fami^ liars, lack the sustenance that makelh the hungry belly full. Among other odd jobs wilh which he was entrusted was the clerkship of the State Senate and Conservation Commi.'^sioner. The pathway is still pointed out worn by "Packy" between the Grand Central Terminal, Delinonico's and Fourteen¬ th street in his solicitous visits to the Ti«er. Had he learned his New York outside that beaten track, ho wouUr have known more about Demo- iratic iiolities in the greal cily than is Implied in his charge of treachery. Were he as familiar with the country districts of his .State as with the slopes of .Albany he would have real¬ ized that the "treachery" that was the President's undoing in New York City was of a piece with the "treach¬ ery" that prevented the re-election of his friend Gov. Glynn as Governor of the State. In bolh instances, as practical politicians known, tha re¬ sult was the expression of a fervid religious conviction that neither can¬ didate ought to be further exalted by Protestants, so-called in one case, and non-protestants moved by wictehed Mexican conditions in the other.
WO.MEN WANTED for Government clerkships; $75 a month; "pull" un¬ necessary; common education suffl¬ cient; examination soon; .specimen questions free. Write immediatelv Franklin Institute, Dept. 681-D, Rochester, N. Y.
MACHINERY WANTED
We are in the market for large and small lathes and shafting. I
Stevens Piston Ring Co.
Incorporated
Freeport Long Island
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Republican no less than Democra¬ tic politicians were entertained by the typewritten charge handed out for publication by Democratic leader McCabe of Albany County that but for "treachery in high places," Presl- den Wilson would have carried the State of New York last November. Presumably that ancient though hard¬ ly effete organization Tammany and Leader Murphy are tbe ones Indicted by the Albany man. Less attention will be paid to the charge in Demo¬ cratic circles than to the fact that its author, who has been out of a job since the Whitman admlnlatratlon took possession of Capitol Hill, has
Watch your oppor¬ tunity !
Our classified ad. page is a page of op¬ portunity.
It's the short cut to many a successful busi¬ ness deal.
re you insured with a company L thai really insures.
know there were more acci¬ dents last year than, ever be¬ fore, he wise man insures to-day- takes no chances.
ilen'procrastination is to be re-1 grelled. You musl not delay insuring your^car, because il is a matter ol dollars to you.
In most cases you are Served wilh a summons and complaint. Pos¬ sibly a claim ior $25,000 dam¬ ages lor personal in|uries.
Now the cost ol liability insurance lor your automobile is much less Ihan il costs to employ an attorney and in addition Ihel company pays tbe bill. I
Snrely you want the protection.' • I can give it lo yon and at the i lowest rates. Claims are settled promptly, eqiitably. | My policies cover
UABILITIES FOR PERSONAL IKJIRIES
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY OF OTHERS
DAMAGE TO YOIR OWN CAR
LOSS BY FIRE OR THEFT
Watch iti Profit by it!
j "THE INSURANCE MAN"
I SI lallread Ave.. Freepori, N. Y.
j opp. L. I. R. R. D*pol
I EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE
AHtonoMIe InsBranceaSKcialty
SALE OF LANDS
Drugs and sundries shipped to | your home by Parcels Post wirhout extra cost. Chubbuck'.s Pharmacy, Freeport. .N. Y.
FOR
UNPAID TAXES
CONCLUDED FROM PAGE 24
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dearie Keaitv Co made l.y Smith an.t Msl-
...r..-nn M,ir.'h ".kfi Kile^ In i'oiintT Clerk'»
¦IHI.-, .\tir|i ;, IHO'I ril.lri, I H fl.k-,. Wi, ,.|v 71 (,, -4 year.H 1911. 1814.
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Inknown. lo . |0» |70 years 1914. -» tt 8 8^
^^ .. Henry !4nillh. Iol 171. vears 1911.
SHK' IAI. PflA.VfSISK.
'Ireal Sinilh Hav I'Vrry Co DlKtrlcl V Is vi'UKe ol h'r-eport 'I'rai-ks a. r.iss FVont strict Itay stve,-! end Cedar stieet. vear» I'll.t 1914. 25 8&'
I reeiM^.rt Kall-oad C„ rJlalrl. t 9 vear 1914. 93.NS:
I'll).lie Service CorpoiWIon. lilstrl'-l .N. il .-. year 19.4. 22 8V
.Map of Kstates of 1..it,k Ilea/h lapporlli.ned 'n.m 1,152 01 xrrer as [ier resolutions .No. L'l.l and 1U8. Ikiard of Supcrvlsorsi Dlatrlot L'8
l:..<k 143 I'nknown lots 48 lo 50. year I9U,
lots 81 to TO ye
1914.
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HI... k 186
I nkm.wn. lots 68 to 70 vear 1914.
ea. h. 3 8»
Blo.k 187
Unknown. Inis 43 lo 4fi. year 1014.
ea'h 3 80
Hl<
191
18 07
Unknown kM 12. year 1914. Hlock 'JM
I nknown. lots 1 lo 5. vear 1914 ea.h. J «0 As i«r resolution .Vo i\t2 I»i»lrlct 28. HlO'k 132.
I'nknown lots 12 to 23. yi^ar 1014.
ea.-h. 8.41
Rlo. k 142.
Unknown IoU 14 to 19 .'.2 to 87.
yesr 1914. ea, h. «.BO
Hlo k 144
Unknown iMs 31 to 35. yesir 1914,
ea.h, 8.a9
HI appi^rl lon ment Nn 1. 8^30 18 IMslrlet
28
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I au aw
lou 14 lo 22 3.3. 84. rear
Unknown '914 ea.; Hlock 186, Unknown, lota 28. -30. year 1914. each. »¦••
NfiW, THF.HRPORE, notice la harehy ctsen that, In pursuance of tbe p-jwera vested in ta» t;y law I Hliall. on th*
ZOth Amy of March. IUI 7.
at 10 .1 do. k In Hie foren.i .n. at the r.Viunt/ Court House. Mineola. .Vnssau '^.ullty. Smr York. c»mm»n.'« selling al put.llc aucik.n. a* nii.eh of eaih of the said several and reajiec-tlT* I'lU rails i.leoes nr parcels o; land, as shall he suftlcient tr. pav all Htate. County, HlKh- way, :¦¦ h'lOl or other taxes ajia.-s«ed thereoo In the vears 1913 snd 1914, that may then r«- maln liue ..n each thereof, respe. lively, io- Keiher with the Interest, .-wts and ch«r«;e» whl'h havs arleen or accru-d oi« Ihal may arise „r accrue tlvere.jn. and shall aell. an4 cnilnue from day ti day to i.ell until the said sale »h.ill tie complettM The purcha*er» 81 su h sale shall i«y the amount of Ihelr r»- "pecilve bids to Ihe Couniy Treasurer wllhin forty eh'ht hours aTier the lasl day of the sale, and reieive rertin.aias .lea. rlldn» the lands piirchawd. Ihe sums paid, anl lhe tlm« wli"n the piir.li.-u.er, will l,e enllllet lo deed', snd afier lh* vsplratL.n ot one )-»ar fn.m 'he last dav of such sale, they shall be entl'led lo receive .-onvfrvati'-es of the isnd so por- hsse,f hy then, respectlvelv. unless th,- owner or .'•cupanl th.oeof, i-r nonie ..(her pers..n o.ler- eeied Ilen In pur'uant lo law. i-hall nsve f.ievlouiilv r<.Jeerr»d the same I-.y pavinii to. I'le c.iunlv Treasurer, for Ihe use of the pur- 'h««er his heirs, or asslKns. the sum men- 'i'.ned In the rer1i8eais -wlih Interest al Ihe rste of t<n t-er centum per anmim from the -Ihi.- nt Kuch c«rtif!"si«. and anv '»» which thw h. 11. r of ..aid ceeilflrate shall hav. r'«ld be¬ tween lh. davs -it "e sale and redemption. t»- ir.t'..r with Ihe share of the expense of tlw Pl' lieatlon of notlees |o redeem the »-«l estat* ••dd for unpaid taxes, as apiKirtloned hy tha '"..untv Tre^mirer 1., the real eatate so r».
W'll.1,1 A.M K uuvrKK. Couniy Treaaarar.
