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Market and Oarden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Qrains COR HURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, H. T.
Wil! c; -e at 1 p. M. on Saturdays during July, August and September
No.1
little Chats With Telephone Users
HAVE you ever visited a telephone central office? Have you any i^ea what goes on behind the scenes during those few seconds between the lifting of the receiver and the answering voice of your far-away friend?
There is mutual advantage in a visit to one of our central offices. It makes for better under¬ standing between us. The knowledge you gain of how to use the telephone and of our methods of operation should make the tele¬ phone more valuable to you and should aid us in our eiforts to furnish the best telephone service of which science is capable.
There are many people who never have seen one of our exchanges in operation, so we are going to take this opportunity in a series o( newspaper chats to tell them about these things that we'd rather have them see for themselves.
Nmxt maeh am ara gaiag ta tall yat^ m^mat Ika girl taha maear taU a "fH."
NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO.
THE HAWAU POffT, FBEEPOIT, V. T., FUAAT, KAT f, 1916.
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BELLMORE
The Suffrage Club of Bellmore haa completed final arrangements for the celebration of Suffrage Dsy, May 6, in ite town. A beautiful linden tree, which was donated by the R. P. Jef¬ frey Nurseries of Bellmore, will be planted Jn the vicinity of the railroad station, to be known In the future as a suffrage tree. The event will take place Suffrage Day, May 6th, at 10 a. m,, when the children of the school, through the courtesy of the trustees of the board, and the principal, .Mr, Almon Nye, together with their re¬ spective teachers, will aid In this in¬ teresting celebration. All the towns¬ people of the village. Individually and collectively, are cbrdlally invited to co-operate in this event.
been eompleted and three more are In the course of erection.
Mias Lottie Scholly spent (he Easter holiday with her alater. Mrs. Alfied Baldwin, of Brooklyn.
Mr, Harry Apeler of Bellmore ave¬ nue haa recently returned from a three inonlh'fi businesa trip through the we.st for Doubleday-Page Com¬ pany and »Yn<>r,»« to travel for them again in June. ^
three weeks, is slowly recovering from a severe fllneBs; ber frienda In Seaford sre glad to heer of her im-^ proved condition.
Mr. Louia Ketcham has started work on the cellar for a new building to be erected opposite his home on Merrick road.
The entertainmenl given under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church on Satur-
The Ladies' League of the Bellmore Presbyterian Church will give a re¬ ception in honor of their pastor, the
I Rev, Harry Blinn, and Mrs. Blinn, to be held in the church on the evening
lof May IOth, All are cordially in-
I vited.
j Mr. and Mrs, John Youngbaiier re- : turned Monday from New York to
spend the summer in their home on
Washington avenue.
F, L. Hirsch's Band of Lindenhurst will give a dance at Firemen's Hall on Saturday evening. May I 3th, lo be preceded by a street parade begin¬ ning at 6,30. Mr. Hirsch is proud of his band and is anxious to have the publlc become acquainted with their ability and the effort they make to please lovers of good music.
On Wednesday evening. May 3rd, the Firemen's Hall was the scene of a good tlnie In the form of a minstrel and reception, given by the B. P. O. Elks, No. 125 2, Freeport, for the beneflt of St. Barnaba's Roman Catholic Church of Bellmore, of which Father King is priest,
Robert Drake of Bedford avenue, who is doing the plumbing work for tlie new P'errara building now in course of erection, had his hand cut severely while working on the melal cornice on the roof and has been un¬ der the doctor's care for a few days. He was able to return to work this niorning.
John Busch of Bellmore avenue has been awarded the contraci for paint¬ ing the hardware stire which i.s to he opened in the new Ferrara building under the name of The Bellmore Hardware & Specialty Coiiipany. who are now localed on I'ettit avoiuu-.
The Landau Brothers of .Merrick have commenced operations under their contraci to erect a liusiness biqck for Mr. John Otano of Brook¬ lyn, on Bedford avenue, the place to be opened as a confoctlonery store and bowling alley.
Week ago Sunday Henry Schardt of Hillside avenue became tlie proud father of a bouncing baby hoy.
Week ago Wednesday was an event¬ ful day for the suffragists of Bellmore who attended the suffrage luncheon at the Holel Nassau, Long Beach, Mrs, Delisle of the Bungalow section, wlio is the suffragist leader in Bell¬ more. took a party of the ladles to Long Beach In her car. The ofticers of the Suffrage Club, in Beilmore are Mrs, Donald Rider, president; Mrs, W. H, Badenhop, vice-president, and Mrs. Samuel Self, secretary.
Mrs, Donald Rider has been spend¬ ing the week with her mother in New- York City.
.Mrs, .Murray of New Vork visiled her daughter, Mre. Douglas Grose, of Hicks street, for a week. Miss Ruth Murray i-'« here for an extended visit.
Mrs, Russel G. Dudley and Miss Ida Griffith altended a lecluro by Mrs, August Strimberg, given under the auspices of the'Fortnightly Club at Rockville Cenire last Tueeday eve¬ ning. Mrs. Strimberg Is the widow of August Strimberg and is a force¬ ful and pleasing speaker.
The anual echool meeling was held at the school house on the evening of May 2, William E. Bowne presid¬ ing. Mr. Peter Johnson was re¬ elected trustee, this being his flf¬ teenth year on the board. The pres¬ ent staff of teachers was re-engaged without exception. A budget of $5,000 was voted. It was decided that one of the rooms is to be fur¬ nished with new desks, and a new cement sidewalk Is to bo laid in front of the schoolhouse. About one hundred and fifty people, almost the entire voting population of the town, were present.
day, April. 29th, proved a great suc¬ ceas. The prigram waa well re¬ ceived and greatly enjoyed by all who attended.
Mr. Orlando Baylia is recovering (rom an attack of eryaipelaa
Mr. and Mre. Alfred Bowles of Hillside are spending a few days here with Mrs. Bowles" mother, Mrs. Rich¬ ard Wanser,
Mrs. Josephine Steck and daughter
Emma are spending a few days lit Seaford.
The archdeaconry of Queena and Nasaau met on Wednesday laat at Oyster Bay. The delegates from Sea¬ ford preaent were Mrs. Edward Mana- fleld, Mra. Stanley Smith snd Mra. Ix)ui8 Ketcham,
The regular monthly meeting of the Seaford Hook and Ladder Co. was- held In their hall on Monday laat.
SEAFORD
.Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Tobia.son have moved from the Curtis cottage on Seaman Neck road to part of Mr. J, DeWIlt Hendric-kson's home on Mer¬ rick road.
Mr. Jack Kiefer has left the Sea¬ ford bakers employment and Mr. Oscar Tobiason has taken the po¬ sition.
Rev, W, B, Maskiell former pastoi- of tlie .Methodist Church visited Sea¬ ford on .Monday last. .Mr, .'Vlaskiell Is paslor of the Moslon Road Churcii In the Bronx,
.Mrs, Louis Ketcham and Mr, and .Mrs, Ciiarles llaff motored to Port Washington and Westbury on Sunday iast,
.Mr, Williain Haldwin is vi-ry ill and his cliildren have been summoned to his bed side,
Mrs. Bernard Alhro Is slowly re¬ covering, after being confined in the house for sevi-ral weeks with the rlieiiiiiatism.
Mrs. Samuel Griplniaii spent Sun¬ day and .Monday of this week in Ja¬ maica with her daughter, Mrs, Georgo Totten,
Miss Ui'Ile Prime of Brooklyn spent the w-eok end at the home of .Mrs. Charles E. Mills.
An eleclion of the School Board of the Seaford I'nion Free School was held In the school house on Tuesdav night.
Mrs. Annie J, Prime of Brooklyn, who has been visiting at the home of Mrs, Charles K, Mills for the past
Announcing the Last Minute-Model $1325
F.O.B.
Racine,
Wis.
26 EXTRA FEATURES—
Unique to the Mitchell—All
paid for through Factory Savings
SOME OF OUR 26 EXTRAS
Tiiese arc some of the extras which the New .Mitchell offers. No other car In this class, we believe, offers more than two of them. No other car at any price offers more than tliree or four:
Extra room--a 127-inch wheelbase. Coni- ))are that w-ith other Sixes,
Motor-driven tire pump, with a pressure ;;auRe on the tubing.
Reversible head lamps—si-arclilights whicii shine iorward or backward or whercvpr you want light,
.\ carburetor wliich costs I,", per icnt. nioii' ihan tho usual,
Kate cantilever rear s|irings. which double the ease of riding.
Oversize steering parts, made of Chrome- \'anadium steel and tittpd with liall hearhiKs.
("lironu'-Vanadiuni stei-1 for all parts whicii meet major strains,
¦.\ii t-nginc with drilled pistons anil other porfoctions to give wondrous power for its size.
.\ 22-C()Hi iiody tiiisli of most enduring liistro.
Kloptric light In the tonneau.
Kngine primer on Instrument board.
Locked compartnient for articles of valuo.
Tool conipartment under hood.
Handles for entering car.
Compartment gasoline tank. 1 K i/j gallons,
I'H ESK-PLUS ALL LL5L
These extras and others- -26 of them—come on the New- .Mitcliell, plus everything else which (|uality makers can offer.
These are new features in motor car build¬ ing. Some of them are most important. All would be mjssed if omitted. And they all cnme to you in this rar as a premium, paid lor by factory savings.
rsually. when one maker give.« so mucli niore liian another, you suspect him of hidden ~kinipiiig.
!-»t us loniiiid yoix that the Mitchell has long heen the first choice of greal engineers, Wc will send you a list if you ask it—a long list lit' the ablest engineers In America who -^elected tho .Mitclioll car.
Wo know of six .Mitclioll cars which havo loKotlior covered li,sii,227 miles- an average 111 lil-l.:'.72 oacli. Thai's a record, we think. t;iHt lias never lioen matched.
I'.very pan and iiiatorlal every standard .1] Iiuality -is that whloh tho best engineers liave adopted. .\t Iwico tlie price we could lilll! no way lo improve ono iiiiporiaiil detail
Kllioieiioy means. aUove everything "olso, !iia\ini;iij> -jorvice to customers. And wc shall n- v(-r lel ,1 ear excel tile .Mitchell in that.
Freeport Garage & Supply Company
Agent for Nassau County
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Joseph Hirsch, Manager
18 BROOKLYN AVE,, FREEPORT. N. Y,
A new and pleasing addition at Bellmore is tlie handsome limousine taxicab w-hicli is at the disposal of the publii' recently purchased by Mr, Claire Bartholomew, undertaker, of Morriek road. All w-ho have had oc¬ casion to use the new conveyance say that it is most comfortable,
Mr, and .Mrs, P, E, Piper have re¬ turned to their bungalow on Clinton street, after an extended tour through the counlry.
Mr, and Mrs, G, W, Uiickholz and family liave moved to Port Washing¬ ton. Their house on .Merrick , road has been taken by Mr, Johnson of Hempstead.
The many friends of "Cncle Renz" Heine will be glad to know thai the delivery of the Easier mall did not re- suit fatally.
You may talk about nervous pros¬ tration, ijim-jams and so on, but fhe symptoms of these are Infinitesimal compared to those experienced by "Uncle Renz " during his beleaguer- ment.
The annual district school meeting of the inhabitants of school district No, 7 was held at the club house on Tuesday, May 2nd, at 7.30 p. m., for the transaction of general school business, the election of someone to take the place of Mr, Peter Johnson on the Board of Education Aug. 1st, and to act on the report of the year and the budget for the ensuing year. The present ofllcers are Peter John¬ son, president, and John J, Gangloff and Charles H, Russell, Sr,, trustees,
Mr, Cadman Frederick is engaged in extensive real estate operations In Frederick Park, Four residences have
AGood Cook Knows Her Fuel
SAFEST and BEST
J. S. DeMott
Builder
Jobbing of All Kinds
No job too large and no Job too* small
Estimates given on all kinda of work in our line . . .
LEOHABD AVENUE Tel. S«9-W.
DO you realize that yonr oil cook- stove acts very differently with different grades of kerosene ? If you want the clearest, hottest flame with complete freedom from smoke and odor, you should be care¬ ful nhout what goes into the reser¬ voir of your oil stove.
All Kerosene is not alike by any means. And the good kind is enough better to be decidedly worth asking for.
Say "Socony" (So-CO-ny) to the grocer's boy when he comes to take your oil can. In that way you can be sure of getting reliable fuel— Socony Kerosene Oil, which is the Standard Oil Company ot New York's best kerosene.
Standard Oil Company of New York
NEW YORK—BUFFALO 'Principal Office* ALBANY—BOSTON
Socony Kerosene is absolutely clean and clear-burning whenever and wherever you buy it. It does not make wick crust—you do not need to clean the burners so often and you get a bigger money's worth of heat.
Look for the Socony sign in the win¬ dows of groceries, hardware and gen¬ eral stores everywhere which carry Socony Kerosene Oil. It is the sign of quality and a reliable dealer.
We recommend the following oil burning devices as the best of their kind: New Perfection Oil Cook- stoves and Water Heaters, Perfection Smokeless Oil Heaters, Rayo Lamps and Lanterns.
