THE NASSAU POST, FRREPORT. N. Y.. FRIDAY. APRIL 2«, 1§1R
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Put Money in Bonds-Not Bon-bons!
MERRICK
flctnrm illu*tratin(f the wontlerful (• of th« betephone on the batlle- ild« of F>uTxyp«, acoompanied by a criptive lecture delivered by Frof. J. Carroll, will be premented at the IlremeTi's Hall, Company No. 1 of ck, Saturday eveninjf, April •'t 8 o'clock. A numbrr of other ineat upeakem will b.« prf*--c!it, no doubt there will be more rj' Msca in utore in connection -with the tvninff'a entertaiinment l>on't misa 9r\ng your friend*. Admiasion I iflree.
A meeting waa held by the local .4berrtv Loan Committee last nif^ht ai he ofnoa of W. C. Mepham, Merrick ivenue. To residenta and frienda of l«rrick the committee has the follow- norin^ meseafre:
You have been called upcMi to aub- eribe toward the Third Liberty Loan. !1i« irresa and the boy» "over there" nd thofe about to go have proven he n'C^sity of tthis loan. Our aacri- Iw in Wnlnf? this money is not and inTiot foe as flrreat as the sacrifice Mkd« by those who have gone and who re going over bo fight for us as well for themsalves. We as individuals lust do our part.
iWlMit are you doing while Ameri- a soldieN are driving their lives for nr country? Ajnerica aaks us all to hry saving And by investing our ivin^ in government securitiee. If can't do your share of the fight- i'or the land that has g^iven you irty and opportunity, buy a bond, you buy a Liberty Bond you ly the chance to help feed, clothe •heJter our soldiers and sailors, keep the factories open, to give
work to yourself and to mor? thAn a million others in the United Statea. The government of the United Staten has issued these bonds to raise th»s money for buying fooflstuffs and mak¬ ing munitions. But a Liberty Bond is not a jc'^t to tbe (government. It is a mortgage on all the resource* of the governmismt, an<l an investment for yourself, paying you a good rate of interest. It is the safest invest¬ ment in the world.
.Merrick has been allotted a qiJota of $.^0,000, and in order to secure this amount it will be necessary for the residents of the community to sub¬ scribe through the local committee. A flag is to be pre.sented to Jach cam- munity that subscrVbes the amount allotted, and stars are to be added to tJiis flag for certain percentage in¬ creases above the quota. The r«m- dents of our village are to be compli¬ mented, for they have responded most liberally so far, but we want to toVer- subscribe, and oversubscribe, and still oversubscribe our quota and have as many stars added to our flag as we possibly can.
Thft local committee frankly asks you to consider this as a personal plea for you to help Merrick do its tMit, by aubscrifbing here. Arrange¬ ments have been made by the central commitbee whereby all trades will be j^ven credit for subscriptions of its members, thoug+i they may be given tl»P0Ugh local channels.
The bonds of this iaaue are non- convertible, bearing 4 1-4 per, cent rn- tereet, and are issued in the usual denominations, aa low as $50. Bonds m*y be subscribed through any of the following committee mambers, and Merrick will be credited with the amounts subscribed; payment may be made to any bank purchaser desires.
! The country is counting on you to
] help. Members of the Merrick Liber¬ ty Ixmn Comimttee, by whom «ub-
j scriptions will be gladly received, are as follows:
I <«eorge M. Hewlett, chairman; E. S. Miller, J. W. Phillips, M. E. Pow¬ ell, Rudolph Koeppel, J. W. I.. Van
I Sicklen, Curtis Browne, Francis Sa¬ vona, William Rohlffs, W. C. Mepham, B. S. Oflrmen. Mrs. Peter Berg, (}eo.
I S. Fish. I). A. Clarkson, Harry Leich, Franklin C. Hill, Frank B. Drspjr,
: ('harles Calkins, J. W. Birch.
Let our motto be: "Co-operation and Co-ordination."
Miss Rose Anelia of Merrick road, Freeport, was the nrost welcome guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Savona last Saturday afternoon.
FREEPORT
GAS RANGES
BALDWIN
The new Catholic Church of St, Christopther on the Merrick road will foe dedicated next Sundav morning at 10.30 by Right Rev. Charles E McDonnell, of Brooklyn, Bishop of the Long Island Diocese, as.sisted by Right Rev. E. J. McGoldrick, of St Christopher's Church, and Right Rev. Monsignor M. G. Flannery of St Paul's Ohurch, Brooklyn, who will preach the sermon. 'Special music will be famished by the new church choir under the direction of Prof. Papp.
St Christopher's parish was found¬ ed in July, 191i5, by Rev. J. A. Mc Goldrich, the pnesent pastor. During its early existence, the parisih w^as a part of Our Holy Redeemer Church, Freeport.
Our supply of Gas Ranges this season voill no doubt be limited.
Don*t wait until our representative calls. Place yoar order in any of our oflices tvhere you can looh over oar different styles. Do it today.
Ruud Automatic Hot Water Heaters are always in use at oar oHices. They work just as well in your home.
Place your order early for the Ruud you expect to have installed as they will never be cheaper.
Our Vulcan Tank Water Heaters are the most dependable Hot Water Heaters of this type on the market.
Get busy with your order before we have to tell you that oar stock is exhausted.
The IRed Croaa Society appeals to the women of this village to help make surgical dressings. There is a great demand for this work, and it is something that any one can do. No previous instruction is necessary, E>very wonmn should feel that it is her duty and privilege to give a part of her time to a work that relieves the sufferings of our wounded boys The workroom in the Country Club will be open on Monday and Thurs¬ day afternoons from 7 until 5 o'clock, with a coropetent Red Cro.ss worker in charge.
Augustus Dress, the contractor, who recently fini.shed the English Lutheran Ohurch, has baen given the plans for the cement walk to be laid at the home of John Doscher, Park avenue and May place.
le Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co.
GEO. MacDONALD, President
I Offices at Hempstead, Freeport, Rockville Centre, Mineola
IMrs. Henry Boll of Rockwood ave nue lis just reooverin'g from a broken arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Han vey of Park avenue left Monday for a theatrical tour in C<anada.
At the home of Mrs. Cooke last Tuesday the Ladies' Aid Society had an enjoyable afternoon. Mrs. Lepley, wife of the church pastor, was pre¬ sented as a farewell tribute with a silk quilt. The next meeting will be h^d at the home of Mrs. Ihincon of Harrison avenue.
Louis Duruz is home on a furlough from the officers' trainJng oamp at •Camp Dix. He has finished his train¬ ing and is waiting for his comntiis- sion.
Miss Marion Alice Combs of Bald¬ win was married in Freeport on Wed¬ nesday of last week to Arthur Adam Weiss of that village.
Rev. George M. Stockdale of Port Jefferson is to begin preaching in the 'M. E. Church on Sunday morning as successor to Rev. M. O. Lepley, who >.as been assigned to the Third Street Church, Brooklyn.
uy All the Liberty onds You Can
You are perfectly safe in buying all the Liberty Bonds you hope you can pay for
Those who bought all they dared-even more than they thought ^e—in the First and Second Liberty Loans were, as a rule, surprised delighted to find how much they could save when they had some- definite and something vitally important to save for.
Buy all the Liberty Bonds you possibly can with the firm intention lying for them and keeping them, and do not be afraid to buy to liaiit.
Liberty Bonds are U. S. Govemment securi¬ ties}, as good «s money, and always negotiable
CONTRIBUTFD BY
BLOSSOM HEATH INN
FREEPORT .StHOOl. NOTES HONOR ROLL FOR MARCH
Tiipil^ who h»vp f»»ii perfect in •ttrn- >hin«e, nrtther tarly nor khMnt, who have had attnv# i<\ for effort, nnd sn arrvttt t/horrt S6 in nehool work, for th* l>or>Ui of M«ref». 1»IS :
(JROVE .STREET .SCHOOL
Grade IA—Connell Anton, Dorothy lUrk- hrim, Frela Piaeistta. Virginia Smith. Sliut- bnh Smith. Willinm Lamport, Hnrold Stnmpf. Arthur Vrrheek,
(Viiwi« 2B—Jolin L-icy, Eujrpne Peroni.
Gmd* 2A—Roand Comha.
(iru&t XA'-E(lward Arnold. EHrin Clark. Arthar Pol«T. Hnw»rH KMiran. Ralph Phmp. Ida PaanaD, Edna Stumph, BariaM Doty.
Grade 4A—Mary Coanba. Hermiu Vorbeek, EHaabeth Verity.
C,rm6t tA—Elhvl Reller, Fannie Kramer. flortnet Haikay. Charlea Nllca.
(Jrade SA—Roy PeArieman. Haleolm Rceret, Sadi« OoMfarb, Manraret Gould. Mabel I.teber- OMn, Francea Powell.
Grade 7A—Edirar Roue, Ethel L.a«y, EMher Wotfaen.
Grade 8A —Vada Comba, Francea Connor. Paula WHmer, Morria Sendler, Rconce Sinirle.
Gra4e 8A—Ruth Boveni, Gertrude Tbonn. SBM.MAN AVENUE RCHOOL
Grade 1—WilMam McGuire, Dorie Holnke. Ruth Poat, Vintinla Earl.
Grade 2A—Edward Bethnmn, Francea Doer- flinfrer, Harry Bavtnuin, Madeline FYiti, Doro¬ thy Hull, Marion Promecene, WilHam Richard, Herbert 6mith, Elizafaetb Travia.
Gra<le SA—Afrnrs Kieman, Eldlth Harfmeher, Dorothy SlaaU, Valentine StaaU, RonaM Peck, Muriel Frank.
Grade 4A—Dorothy Marlow, I»uia Doer- flin«eT, WorraU Matrahall, Gerard Van Reee.
Grade 6A—Grace E>irl, Marian Earl, Mar- irarert FV>x, Helen Youn«, Leo Vendrtt.
Gradea «A aad 7B—WlUiam Ward.
Grade 7—^Huyler Ellison, Alexander Frew. Laura Ault, Ruth E>irl, Grace Gritman, Flor¬ ence Hubert.
Grade 8A—fiertram Brainin, Eusene Epple, Roelyn. Feltenatein. Charles Knapp, William Monnhan. Ralph Raynor, Millicent Sloat, De- Witt Ward.
ARCHER STREET SCHOOL
KindrrKarten—Bruce Cook. Leslie Lewis, Thomas Mack, Emily Holland.
Grade IA—Gcraldine Boiler, Georsre C.ombs. Kenn<?th HarTinfrton, Estelle Harris, EMmond KinK, Dorothy MvCloak«?y. Muriel Mo<liak, Marjorie Molloy, Willi&m Rhodes, Henrj' Strtit- lon, Crover Steven*. Eliiab(>th Welwood, Ed¬ ward Wulf.
Grades 2A and 3«—Eliiabcth Whaley, Dor¬ othea Cook. Mae Mack, Elsie Sims, Leo Halpin.
Grade 3A~Ekiise Boiler, Janet Carman, Marie liowie.
Grade 4A—John Halpin. Virxinia Krcmel- berpr.
Grade 5A—Katherine Boiler, Seaman Golder, Loraine Mix. Mal>el!e Starke. Lucie Watkins, Helen Weyant, Keatrice Whaley.
Grade «B—Evelyn Dunbar, Charlotte Hal¬
pin, Mildred Sullivan. HHtbard Rraeken>>n«h, | Oilherl FHirt, Kneeland Verity.
Giaie «A -.Spencer Clark. Tsui Hnlpin. Al¬ len Randall. Florine Cannan. Rhona Kenne^iy, CaroHn* Mailer, Catherine Sutherland. MiMred T*rry, Utrwtirtt Tuaker.
Grade 7A—Jam** Aoeh, Mary Ralpln. COLlTMBtlS AVENUE ftOHOOL
KIndertrarten Ned FHimilvt.
(iraJe IA—Raymond Gairne.
Grade 2A—Ctiarlaa Kaar^ Manrarct Kaara, Helen Rapp«rt. Mltdred N<4>l«. .
Grade 4B—Carotint Oppvnheimer, Florence
WiUh. BfHth WaaMnim. Ethel Crvmmel. Aa- (telo Chniaann. Jooeph Fontana, Fr«ri«rlek B«ta.
Grade 4 A —Charlea Benratrtet, Ifalan C«mp- bdl, lr«<n« Warren.
Grade BR and 6A -May Taylor, Charlea Ap¬ ple, Alan Ackerman. Andrvw Wataon, JuanHa Fannlette. Edward Baker, Geonre Tr»>foer.
Grade* «B and (IA—Thehna Cornell, Itlarlaa Dnryea, Anthony Chuiaano. Richard Miteh«ll.
Orad* 7—Thelma Cornell .Bthal Noble, Oan- iyi«Te Walmalegr, Paaqtiale Chuiaano, Alra Paanall.
To Save Yourself, You Must Save Your Country
Your factory, your^store, your home, represent years of labor, thought, saving: and struggle. If they are threatened, you spring to their defense with all your strength, all your ingenuity and re¬ sourcefulness They are the fruits of a lifetime of effort, .and must be protected and preserved at all cost.
Your country represents the toil, the sacrifice, the struggle of past generations of Americans. They won it by their valor; they freely gave their lives, when called upon, to preserve its integrity and its freedom; they have handed it down to you as a priceless heritage and a sacred trust.
Can you do less for your country than you would for your own home ?
To Save Yourself, Yoa Must Save Your Country BUY UBERTY BONDS!
Contributed by
SHAW & TRUESDELL CO.
His Daddy Has Gone To War
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pOOR LITTLE KID! He has ¦*- played hard all day with the toy soldiers his father brought home to him the day he left for France. And he's been keeping his spirits up because his father said to him—"Boy, take care of your little mother—and keep her happy till I come home again." And he has been tr)dng very hard to back up that soldier in France. As his head sinks
down on his arm he sees that big soldier—his gun in hand, his face set towards Victory.
And as the soldier goes "Over the Top" he turns his head and smiles— smiles at tha boy who means so much to him—who stands to him for home, country, love, happiness, success—all he holds most dear.
Look well at this Child! He represents the future of America—
the future of Liberty—do your share to help his father win
the great fight for all the children of the world.
BUY LIBERTY BONDS
and give your child ihe opportunity of growing up in a clean and splendid world
Tbb ipice it niwl« avwlable to the Govcrnmnit for tht
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