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The marriage of MIhb Maria Viola Uaxfiit, daughter of Mr. and Mth. S. W. Davifl. to William Maaaam, both of Kreeport, was solemnized on April 26 by the Rev. S. O. Curtice.
Mm. Chester A. Fulton of West atBTTlck roai! was seriously hnrnprt • about the armH on Sunday by hot grease Hpilling from a pan.
Mrs. Bernard Jonas of North Long Beacb avenue was quite painfully and aierlously Injured by a fall on Tues¬ day.
Charles Weyant and S. Dinion ,*3n)lth, in company with Warren "Wright of Baldwins, were visiifors .-At Sagamore Hill, Oyster Uay. last ^Wednesday. Colonel Rcwsevelt spent -over an hour with tlie local men re¬ viewing some of his past experiences.
Roswell Davis has been absent from freeport for about a week on account -of the Illness of his brother and fam¬ ily who have been stricken with pneumonia.
Papers have been filed in an aetion for separation brought by Mrs. Marie C Van Uelder against her husband, Louis A. Van Qelder.
The Daughters of America will hold a euchre, and pinochle on Tuesday. JVIay !). in Mechanics' Hall. Tlie pub¬ lic is cordially invited.
Dr. a. W, Kuntz of New York Cjty vas the guest of Mrs. K. W. Ault of .North Orove street on Sunday.
Announcement has lieen made of the marriage of Mr. V'alentine Mon- tanez and .Miss Vera Smith, daughter -of Frank Smith, both of this viiiage.
Mr. William G. Miller In. a dele- : gaJe to the Methoilist Conference now ibi»'ing held at Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. E. J. Foley of 2G Pei^isyivania a'venue gave a tea and euchre on Thursday evening, April L'T. for the tteneht of the J. F. S. Cluh of this village, A large number were pres¬ ent and dainty refreshments were aerved.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Aldridge of "Weberlield avenue, surrounded by G."i nf their friends and relatives, cele¬ brated tlieir twenty-lifth anniversary iSaturday evening, April li'.l. They re¬ teived many handsome presents ot sliver, anil congratulations poured in from tlieir host of friend.s. The home ¦was gaily decorated with flags and bunting. Tlie evening wa.s devoted TO games, dancing and music. Miss MInara Aldrlch rendering several operatic selections in Knglish and Italian, displaying the beautiful tjual- ities of her cultivated .soprano voice. Other menibers of this talented fam¬ ily deliglited their audience with vio- ain aud piano duets. A delightful supper was served at midnight and merriment reigned supreme until the "wee snia' hours. "
The Freeport Mothers' Ciub will hold their May meeting at the Grove Street school Wednesilfiy afternoon. May 11). at :'..;{ii. Dr. Smitii will ip»;ak. the subject to be "Eyes. Part Two." All mothers are cordially in¬ vited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sniidt of Port Washington, L. I., announce the en- sjagement of their daughter, Esther, r.o S. M. Pearlman. of this village. MIhs Snildt is an accomplished lady and is popular in both social and musical circles of Port Washington. Mr. Pearlman is one of Freeport's substantial business men, conducting a ladles' and gents' clothing estab¬ lishment at No. 8 North Main street.
PRATERNAL NOTES.
fKreeport Lodge No. 600. I. O. O. F., ""Will confer the third degree Monday 'evening. May 8. All brothers cor- • aially Invited to attend. The ninety- .'seventh anniversary was celebrated Dast Monday night with a large at¬ tendance. The committee wishes to extend many thinks to Uev. Sidney Gould, D.D.G.M., Chester L. Garden¬ er., Bro. John Mauersberger, Bro. G. I. Braithwaite, also Mr. Wllford Smith and Mr. Anthony Fedden for their kind assistance during the evening. Also sisters of Rebekali Lodge for so large an attendance and their kind¬ ness shown to Freeport Lodge No. 500, L 0. 0. F. Brothers wishing to attend the union meeting Monday evening, May 8, to be held at Jamaica
Wanted^ For Sale^ ToLety Board, etc.
raat llftla waat "ads." eel the caada •rhUa tha Kcttlas'a eoad. Tel. •!.
Twa aaata a word for ftrat laaartiaa, ¦Ualaaaaa ten worda i one cent a ward tar aaecaaalve taaertloas.
FOn SALE—Nowby * Kvans mahOKany uprlKht piano cheap, for cash. Ad-
• iXrona HastliiKs, WantaKh. 5-Ji-11
FOK .SALE—-NIne-pioce uuartorod oak diminK set and flve-plece parlor suite. --Call morninKS. One Kast avenue, Free¬ porL 6-6-lt
WANTED—Position as workiiiK house¬ keeper in iirlvale family or boarding houso. by middle aKod white lady; no washiiiKs; best rofi-roncos. Address Clara Ackerman. 2:1 West .Merrick road, Freeport. &-6-lt
'-WJCSlTEn—VouiiK" nian or woman, IS to 20 yoars old: very liKbt work; moderate pay. .\pply In person. Hos- well i>avls CndorwritinK AKoiioy, Free- t>ort. N. Y. o-5-lt
PoU S.SLE—one hundrod iiTty ok^k «»lectrlc Inoubator and brooder, cheap. tn<iulre Hoffman, 2t!5 South Doouii ave¬ nue, Preeport. 4-28-tf
WHO will Klve a Kood watch doK ' a home'.' Address 57 North Main street, Freeport. 4-28--t
FOK HALE—BulldiUK sand and KruveL A. C. Orimm. Grimm place, Baldwin.
FOR SALE—Gladiolus bulbs; flno stoclT.
Mra. Teaa. 129 8. Main street. 4-28-4t WANfTED—Bright boy." over 15 years,
to learn automobile business In and out of garage. Address Hirsch, care of Naaaau Post. 4-21-it
FOR SALE—Candy atore at Royal Theatre, Roosevelt, complete stock and flxtares. Also incubator for sale, 280 eggs, almost new. Call Charles Baer. Real^Bst'ate Offlce, Roosevelt
PHDR SALK—White Leghorn hatching eggs and Baby Chicks from stundard bred fowls. Eggs. 85.00 tier 100. Chicks, 912.00 per 100. Inquire Koenig Poultry Farm, Bellmore, L. 1. Poslorrive, Wan- tagh R. F. D. 4-l4-«t
TO LOAN—Subatantlal auma on mort-
gage on dealrable Improved propertlea.
Addresa Box H'., Naaaau Post, Freeport.
4-14-tf
TOR SALG—Single Comb Rhode laland Red egjna for setting. $1.00 a doaen. .11. S. De Mott, Leonard avenue. Phone »89-"Wr.
I Lodge No. 24 7, I. O. O. F., wiil leaye Freeport at 7 o'clocli sharp.
I. 0. 0. R. 97 YEARS OLD.
Preeport Lodge Celebntei Event with Ladiei' Hight
The ninety-seventh anniversary of the founding of the Independent Or¬ der of Odd Fellows was flttingly cele¬ brated with speeches, music and re¬ freshments by Freeport Lodge No. 60f). !n Mechanics' Hall. Monday evening. The Rev. J. Sidney Gould. Albln N. Johnson and others spoke. A musical program was glvpn and ice cream and cake were served to 200 guests anfl members. It being ladles' night.
A picture of Thomas Wildey. the founder of the order, dratvn in ink. by Clinton H. Walling, an amateur, was presented by the lad's father and accepted by the lodge. The offlcers are: Dr. Gordon Lindsey, noble grand; Harry A. Walling, vice grand; D. P'rank Seaman, recording secre¬ tary: 8. P. Shea, treasurer; W. S. Merrill, flnancial secretary; Frank E. Harrison, warden, and George I. Braithwaite. conductor.
Fraternal Council No. 1962, R. A. ;
During April two events were scheduled of special Interest.
The first being the accepted invi¬ tation from Hempstead Council for, fraternal degree team to visit them j and initiate several members. The full degree team responded, their visit! being part of the "boost" Hempstead ' Council work now in progress. ]
The second event was the invita-! tlon from Grand Regent Knell to. visit Binghamton on April 24 to ex- I emplify the fraternal ritual before i the grand council in convention. The e.xpected class of applicants, part frotn each of the Binghamton Coun-1 ells, for some reason not yet explain- [ ed, failed to materialize, causing the I postponement to a future date.
Last December our popular towns¬ man. Air. Cadman H. Frederick, be¬ came a member of the Royal Arca¬ num, joining Dauntless Council of Brooklyn.
Hawkins—Nosworthy Engagement. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hawkins of 242 Soutll Ocean aveniie, Freeport. announced on Saturday, April 22, the engagement of their .daughter, Miss Nellie Grace Hawkins, to .\rthur Dor-
man Nosworthy, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Noawdrthy, also of Freeport.
MIm Hawkins celebrated the event by devoting the afternon to the en¬ tertainment of a number of girl friends at a ".'lOO" party, which. In the evening, was followed by a recep¬ tion and supper.
The young ladies who 'participated in the afternoon festivities were the Misses Catherine Schoder of Manhat¬ tan, Graoe V. Cross. Florence Wltzel. Helen Witael. Edna B. Smith. Isabel Solomons, Reba Solomons. Ida F. Hawkins. Hlldegaard Claussen. Mrs. Robert A. Wright of Brooklyn, DoV- othy S. iMacKay. May Lacey, Helen V. Smith. Florence Boyce. Ruth Boyce, Winifred Taylor, Elspeth Tay¬ lor. Mrs. Lewis M. Danley of Free- port, Marie L. Denesnap, Mildred Denesnap, Helen M. Buehnell, Helen Bassett. and" Mrs. Percival Heyward of RockvUle Centre. In the evening the guests were joined by Percival R. Heyward. Ray Philips. Frank Phil¬ lips, p:veriit Corwith. Herbert Miller. Bryant Seaman and Arthur D. Nos¬ worlhy.
The dining room was decorated in white and yelicw, the color sciieme Veing carried out mainly by the use of cluster? of daffodils and white car¬ nations. A large yellow rose, fliled witli favors, consisting of siuelllng salts bottles, formed the centrepiece of the table and the ribbon connect¬ ing with Miss Hawkins' place was fastened to the engagement ring.
Miss Hawkins wore yellow satin taffeta, trimnied with lace and a corsage boiiiyiet of orchids. Mr§. Hawkins, her mother. wore white Georgette and taffeta. Mrs. Nos¬ worlhy. the fiance's mother, wore cream lace over pink taffeta. Mrs. Denny, the latter's mother, in black taffeta, and Mrs. Hoag. in white crepe-de-chine.
Miss Hawkins is a niember of the Delta Sigma Soroity and forinerly re¬ sided at 470 Clinton avenue. Brook¬ lyn. Mr. Nosworlhy is a graduate of Poly., and a member of Omega Gumma Delta and Oasis, and formerly lived in Brooklyn.
Freeport Foresters Active. Court Freeport 4816, Independent Order of Foresters, will hold an open meeting on Monday evening. May 8, in their lodge rooms in Brooklyn Hall, f'reeport. Tlie committee in charge has arranged for a musical entertain-
George Howard Randall
32 RROOKLYN AVENUE, FREEPORT
Tel. 208
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Screening of buildings and porches a specialty.
Carpenters' and Mason's Tools, Ruilders' Hardware, Paints. Oils, Vai-nishes. Glazing, Garden Hose. Garden Tools and Poultry Wire. .
Estimates cheerfully given. Work promptly done.
Long Island Motorcycle Exchange
50 South Main Slreet. Freeport, L. I. Opposite Post Office
"There's a Difference in Bicycles and Quali¬ ty Counts."
Keep Up the Civic Pride of Our Town by Trading at Home
Bicycles, riotorcycles Any riake Supplied
Supplies Expert Repairing
riotorcycles Sold on Easy Terms
Agent for Lxcelsior Motorcycles
Telephone Connection A. GLEJCHER. Prop.
Eagle Garage
NORTH MAIN STREET
FREEPORT
(Tel. .598)
William R. Smith, Proprietor
AGENT FOR THE FAMOUS
APPERSON
"JACK RABBIT" and "WIZARD OF THE HILLS"
You and I want a light, spunky beast that responds to tbe slightest touch of the accelerator, that pulverizes hills, tbat drives Etraight as a sunbeam, that has tbe lure in her lines, and obeys.
Tbe Apperson with its generous body-room, beautiful lines and distinctive appearance, meets so completely all the qualiflcations which any car can poesess, regardless of price, that we feel secure in saying that
" A Ride in an Apperaon is a Revelation "
Run iu and I will show you the car and give you a demonstration.
QUR REPAIR DEPARTMEHT IS SECOHD TO HOHE
ment after which refreshmenu will be served. A cordial invitation Is ex¬ tended to all.
Plans are now nearing completion for their annual dance to be held In Brooklyn HaU Bn Decoration Day eve, Monday. May 29. Tickets can be had from any member and are on sale at •Mckelsberg's department store, on South Main street.
The care of winter'clothlng and all woolen goods Is, at this time of tbe year, a matter not only of great con¬ cern, but thought and worry to every family. Mr. Clarence S. Abrams ot the Rexall drug store of 23 West Mer¬ rick road, a man of a great many years of careful experience as a drug¬ gist, and who possesses a wealth of knowledge second to none in such mattera. advises the use of Cedarol. the'natural cedar leaf, and Red Cedar Compound, both of which are positive preventives of moths and their de¬ structive operations to all woolen goods. Have you ever stopped to con¬ sider. Mr. and Mrs. Reader, that of all the merchants or tradesmen that you have occasion to meet or use, none is of greater or more vital im¬ portance than the druggist? The Rex¬ all store of Mr. Abrams has, since he became the proprietor, undergone a wonderful change In Its apportion¬ ments and equipment. There is al¬ ways two. if not three, careful, quali¬ fled and experienced pharmacists to attend to .vour prescription and give you any advice that you may desire in their line.
WITTMEYER^MILLER.
.\I1hs Lucia Miller, daughter of Mr. and .Mrs. Edward Miller, Jr., of Free- port, and Edward L. Wittmeyer, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Alfied Witt¬ meyer, of Manhattan, were married Thursday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Louis T. Walter, the uncle and aunt of the bride, at Central and Neilson avenues. Far Hoekaway. The bride¬ groom's fatiier perfornied tlie cere¬ mony.
The wedding was attended hy a large number of relatives and friends of the young coiiiile and was followed by a reception. The bride was at¬ tended as matron of hAnor by Mrs.
Stratford Miller of Kreeport, and her sister. Mias Anita Miller, was maid 6f honor. The best man was George Learned of Manhattan.
The bride was gowned in white tulle and satin, with the conventioT^l tulle veil, and carried a shower bou¬ quet of bride roses and llliea-of-the- valley. Following the wedding sup¬ per, Mr. and Mrs. Wittmeyer left for Poland Springs, Maine. Upon their return they will reside In Manhattan.
LOONAM—MOORE.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Moore to F. Harold Loonam, both of Freeport. took place at the Church of the Holy Redeemer. Saturday even¬ ing. Tite wedding was solemnized by ' the Rev. John L. O'Toole, pastor of the church. Mr. Loonam is a member of the Freeport fire department and a son of a former cliief and Mrs. Ber¬ nard J. Loonam. The bride is the daugliter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Moore of Church street.
The .bride was gowned in white crepe de clilne draped with chiffon. She wore a veil touched with orange blo8.soms and carried a bridal bou- (tuet ot sweet peas The bridesmaid was Miss Belie J. Loonam. sister of the bridegroom. Bernard J. Loonam was best man.
A reception followed the wedding at the home of the bride's parents. After a trip to Washington, the cou¬ ple will live In Glen Cove, where the bridegroom has a re.sponslble position with tlie .New York Telephone Com¬ pany.
MAC KAY—TAYLOR.
.Miss Dorothy Stuart MacKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stuart MacKay, of Smith street, was wedded to John Kenneth Taylor, son of .Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of Mer¬ rick road, last Thursday evening. The ceremony was perfornied by the Rev. A. W, Carrington, former rector, as¬ sisted hy the Rev. R. H. Scott, rector of tlie Church of the Transfiguration, where the ceremony took place.
The bride wore a white satin gown trimmed with lace and pearls. She wore a veil and carried a shower bou¬ quet. The maid of honor was a cousin of the bride, Miss May Lacey of Brooklyn. The bridesmaids were
MillineryAdvice in a FewWords
The Woman Who Knows Always Buys Her Hats at this Ex¬ clusive Store
Art Embroidery and NoVelties
MRS. KATE OSBORNE
18 WEST MERRICK ROAD
FREEPORT
The yMCfluCt Store Red Cedar Compound
Destroys the Moths
Keliable protection against motlus. a powerful article, clean and eajjy to use. and giving the be.-it possible result.-^. Piice 20c P^'' peek.
Cedarol
Natural leaf ol the cedar, the old reliable and imriv.il.'ii moth ehasei the odor Is al.vays sweet in tin cans, lOc.
Spring Tonics
Beef, Iron and Wine 60c Celery and Iron Tonic $1.00
Comp. Cyr. Hypophosphites 75c Wine of Cod Liver Oil. . . .$1.00
Sarsaparilla Compound . . . 75c Kidney Pills 50c
Liver Salts 25c-50c-$1.00 Liver Tonic $1.00
Our intere.st iu our customer.-; is per.sonal.
Clarence S. Abrams, Ph.G.
23 WEST MERRICK ROAD
Phone No. 1
Groceries Vegetables Fruits Meats
Groceries Fancy and Staple
Every Article Guaranteed
A TIP!
If you ars interested in reliable Meats, Grocer¬ ies. Vegetazlei. Fruits, honest weights and fair prices call to see us at any time. You will not be disappointed.
FREEPORT
S. Main, Cor. Pine St.
Tel. 880
Miss Winifred Taylor and Misa Kis- Dr. Blake DonaldMn aad Hilb«rt
Perth Taylor, slaters of the bride- Johnson. Following the' weddlas
groom. The best man was Wilbur there was a reception at the MacKay
Orborn of Jamaica. The ushers were home on Smith street.
REAL ESTATE
roRSALE hSmithviUe Sonlh J^iML
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Six-room house on plot, 50x158; plenty of fruit. Price. $1,350.
FOR SALE—Schinner full octave upright piano. Price. $100. Bar¬ gain for quick buyer.
FOR SALE—Seven-room house, bath, steam heat, running water, on plot 100x600: chicken house: small fruit. $2,500 caah; $2,800 on mortgage.
FOR SALE—Eleven-room house, piped for gas: bam and chicken
nm; about five acres. Trice, $7,200; cash, $4,000. Tel. 29 Wantagh. W. F. KRAFTS MARKET. Smithville South
Golden Rule Market
M. F. KOCH, Prop.
Everybody wants to save money. You can save money by purchas¬ ing your meats here.
Talk about meat! If there's one thing a but¬ cher must do, it is to please his customers all the time.
We guarantee satis¬ faction.
I So. .Main St.
FREEPORT
Telephone GC
My Grocery Store
BECAUSE below are combination cut prices that will interest every home in, Freeport. These combinations are good for one week. Take advantage of all that is possible. Sa"ve 15 to 20',.
HECKER'S FLOUR. 24V2-Ib bag 95c
SNEIDERS TOMATO SOUP, 2 cans
15c
LAUNDRY GOODS COMBINATION
7 Kirkman's Soap ...2ric 'i Fairy or Ivory
Soap 2.JC
;;-lb. Box Starch l.'.c ALL
1 hot. Buffalo .\ni-
iiionia 10c
;i lbs. Washing Soda.. .'Jc
1 Ricketts' Blue .... .')C Q(kg»
Package Lux ilc OJFv
l'acka^:e !^ap 7ic
iiOc
FOR
COMBINATION OF TASTIES
lllie I.,abel Ketchup.. .'2r,c
I hot. Waw Waw
Sweet or Sour ALL
Pickles 10c FOR
I hot. Chili Sauce... . 10c
,1 Ijiit. .Mustard 10c 49C
FISH COMBINATION
1 can Pink Salmon,
tall 10c ALL
.NDnnana Saiiiines ... 15c FOR Kippered Herring . . . I'lC ¦•'hiked Codlish .')C OQ^
4 5c
BREAKFAST COMBINATION
Live Oak Buckwheat.. 1 "ic
1 (itiart New Orleans ALL
.Molasses 15c FOR
I ulass Pure Jelly... 12c _"
39c
VEGETABLE COMBINATION
Large can Red Ripe
Tomatoes ....l2x^c »tt 1 can Maine Style f^rr
Corn 10c *"«
I can Karly .lune Sift-
eil Pea.s 12c 29C
34V4C
TO LOVERS of Ceylon Tea. We have just received a shipment of Ceylon Tea and will give for one week only . f 5
A SHINING COMBINATION
1 hot. Bixhv's Slioe
Polish 10c
1 can Vulcanol Stove
•'o"**!' "''C ALL
Bou Ami lOc FOR
Ironing Wa.\ 5c
Naphtha Soap oe OAg.
I box Double Tip J^C
Matches 5c
40c
EXTRACT AND COFFEE COMBINATION
A fli-st class Coffee and
Burton's Pure Extract, .tt
1 lb. Coffee 20c f^t'^
Bottle Extract 25c FOK
4 5c 39c
Vanillu. Lemon, Almond, •'•'*' etc.
FRUIT COMBINATION
1 can Cal^. Peaches..!r.e 1 can Calif. Pears....15c ALL I can Chunk Pine- FOR
apple l.^c
45c
All choice fruits
39c
J_
DRIED FRUIT COMBINATION
1 lh. Prunes 15c
1 lb. Apricots 15c ALL
I pkg. Dried AppleH.il5c FOR
Tbc 39|.
Selected Large Fruit« *'«'^
PURE EXTRACT COMBINATION
Large liottle Vanilla...25c Large bottle Lemon.. 25c ALL Stnal'l bottle any other FOR
Kis vor 1 Oc ^g.
--- 50c
fiOc
TEA AND EXTRACT COMBINATION
I 111. Tea, regular. . . .60c Bot. Burton's Extract, ALL
regular size . . .25c FOR
8r.c
on tills sale
60c
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK FOR THIS PAT YOU.
ADY. EVERY WEEK, FT WHL
J. J. DOLAN
28 WEST MERRICK ROAD
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