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THE NASSAU POST, FBEEPOBT, H. T., FBIBAT, JUNE 23, 1916.
DR J. E. SHAPERO
DK.VTI.ST
HOURS; S A. M to ( P. M.
71 S. MAI.'H f,T. FKEEPORT, Jl. f
Telephone 10f6-W Freeport
CITY FOOD GUARDED,
How conslgnmente of produce are inspected before distribution. Read Ihe New York Herald Sunday, June •>r,. An American newspaper for American people.
The Freeport Bazar
50 SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT, N. Y.
JOSEPH KRAMER, Manager.
Next Door to Roulston's.
GENT'S FURNISHINGS
Gents' shirts, collars, underwear, ties, socks, overalls, working shirts, pants, boys' caps, wash suits, etc.
LADIES' DEPARTHENT
Ladies' silk dresses and poplin sporting coats, silk and crepe de chine houte dresses, corsets, gowns, stockings and lingerie,
CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS
Children's dresses, suits, kiit ware and princess slips.
FREEPORT POULTRY FARMS
ON POSITIVELY SANITARY IDEALS
Strictly Fresh Eggs and Fresh Killed Broilers direct from farm. Also breeders of S. C. White Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Rocks and S, C, Rhode Lsland Reds.
SETTING EGGS ALWAYS ON HAND.
HENRY VOLLMER, Manager. All Orders Promptly Delivered.
CARROLL STREET
Telephone 8 12-W. POST OFFICE BOX 7t
Great South Bay Ferry Coiripany
Time Table in Effect, May 26, 1916
FREEPORT POINT LOOKOUT
NASSAU BY THE SEA SEA EDGE
Week Days Leave Freeport: Leave Beach;
»;,IUI A. M
9,4,-1 "
'^.lii R M,
4,l,"i "
0,;iO "
.^rXUAYS ANI)
HOLIDAYS
i;,4,'i A, M, (conn, with 7,49
H.:i(l " train to N, Y,)
io,i,"i ¦•
2,45 P. -M.
.•J.OO" 7.00 "
HOURLY SCHEDULE
LONG BEACH
Week Days
Leave .Nassau tl,40 A, M, (conu, with 7,20 train to N, Y,) 2,40 F, M. (Saturdays only) ."i.4 0 '• Leave Queenswater 7,40 A, M, (on arrival of 7,40 train from N, Y.) ;!.15 P. M. (Saturdays only) 6.2ri "
Leave .Nassau
!l,30 A, M. 4,4 0 P. M.
Sundays
Leave Queenswater 10,15 A. M. 5,10 P. M.
HIGH HILL BEACH
Leave Freeport Leave High Hill Beach
!t,45 A. M. 1 LOO A. M.
3.15 p. M. 4,15 P. M.
High Hill Beach boats run only Saturdays until June 26, when the same schedule is run every day In the week. Subject to change without notice. Trolley Connectlone, Sunimer Time Table In eftect, June 30, 1916.
QREAT SOUTH BAY FERRY COMPANY.
Trolley Time Table in
LEAVE FERRY DOCK:
tJ.40 A, .M,
7.05 '
7.30 "
7.45 "
8.00 •'
8.15 "
8.40 A, M,
9.1,'. "
9.45 "
10.45 "
11.15 "
11.45 "
LEAVE FERRY DOCK:
12.45 P. M.
1.45 •'
2.45 "
3.45 '¦
4.15 "
4.45 "
5.15 •'
5.4 5 P. M.
6.10 Woodcleft
6,30 P. M.
7.30 "
8.45 *"
11.00 "
12.00 "
Effect, May 31, 1916
LEAVE L. I.
t',,5,-, A, .M,
7,25 "
7.45 "
8.00 "
8.15 "
S.30 "
LEAVE L. I.
1.00 P. M.
2,00 '•
3.00 "
4.00 "
4.30 "
5.00 "
5.30 "
R. R, DEPOT:
9.00 A. M.
9.30 '
10,00 "
11,00 "
11,30 '•
12,00 "
R. R. DEPOT:
6.00 Woodcleft
6.20 P. M.
6.45 "
7.45 "
9.10 "
11.20 "
12.20 •'
Sundaya and Holidays Every Half Hour. Subject to ctaangre without notice. FBEEPOBT B, B. CO,
WISCONSIN GIRL KILLS
WOLF WITH MOP STICK
Dmelar
It Waa Not Mueh, but Oeta •unty and Will Wmar Hid* ¦• Furs.
Meuotninee, WU.—Since Mabel Hen¬ derson killed a wolf with a mop han¬ dle she has been kept busy answering letters that poured In from all parts of the country. Some wrote from curios¬ ity to flnd out what kind of a girl she was and others merely wanted to con¬ gratulate ber.
When Miss Henderson stepped out of the house she saw the family dog fight¬ ing witb tbe wolf. She seized the moji handle, the flrst weapon that came Into ber hands, and went to the dog's res¬ cue. She killed tbe wolf and received a bounty of f 10 from the Hecretary of state, witb a personal letter of congrat¬ ulation, nnd also $10 from the county,
Tbe skin of the wolf Is t)elng made into a set of furs, which Miss Hender¬ son will take pride in wearing,
"It wasn't much." said Maliel, "1 saw the wolf and got mad. I did not tblnk of being In danger myself and just grabbed tbe flrst thing I got my hands on. That was all. I was sur¬ prised that the animal did not run away, I guess I surprised him and hit blm so hard the first time that be was too stunned to think of getting away. Anyway, 1 got bim, and he won't bother our house any more,"
GETS MAIL WITH PULLEY.
fmrmmr Didn't Want to Walk to tK4i Road to Got It Thoro.
Whilesville, .Mo, To (', R, Thompson, a farmer living northeast of here, Is given the credit of originating the lat¬ est mefho<l of linvliig his maii lirought directly to hi.s door.
Some time ago Thomp.son decided that It was a waste of time and sh<ie leather to malic the daily trip to hi'j mail ho.\ down by the rond, hikI he set his mind and hand to worli (in a device which would make said trip unneces¬ sary.
He suceeeded. and now hy meaius of a set of wires and a imlley tlie triek is accomplished.
After the mall man's visit Thonipson lias only to step to bis door and draw In his mail, lio.\ and all.
The lio.x i.s sent Imci; to its post bj the roadside in the same manner.
Others In the commuiiity are so pleas¬ ed with Tlioinpson's device that they are going to follow his example, and It ¦will doubtless not lie long until "goinn after the mall." even so far as thc gate, will he a thing of the past with the progressive farmers of northwest Missouri,
BOYS LEARN BACHELORHOOD.
Taking Up Domostic Science and Wiil Know How to Cook.
.Merhorsoii. Kan.—Leap year is pro¬ ducing reverse results in Ontral .\cnd- emy and Cnllege here,
.\ dozen lioys have applied for a do¬ mestic si'ieni'c <'ourse, and others will Join, The iust motor is Miss Violii (iraham, anil she hns received a num¬ ber of additional applications. The course will include cooUiug and sew ing and will continue the remainder of the school year.
The girls are doing their best to pre vent the movement of ba<'helorhoo<l by inviting the cnllege boys to attend jiar- ties. but the domestic science boy stn¬ dents are busy pructiclng the culinary art, and they assert that if the women intend to ilve independent lives they also can.
HOSTLER AN HEIR.
Will Gat Lawyar to Look Aftor Estate When Ha Gets Time,
Pasadena, I'al.-Itoxlo Shad wick, a hostler nt a local stable, paused In his work the other day long enough to open a letter handed him by the post man and read that bo was an heir to the rich estale of a granduncle In Mo¬ doc (Ounty, Then be folded the letter nnd went back to smoothing the coat of one of tbe horses.
He has u recollection of his grand- uncle and asserts that the last (tme he heard of blm he was reputed to he quite wealthy. Whether this wealtli increased or decreased he does not know, but saj s he ¦^^•ill seek a lawyer Ip regard to the estate when he get.'* time.
Finds Coin Minted In 1700. Fredericksburg, Tex, —Arthur Kuene- mnnn found a silver coin on his iot here which was found to have been minted In 1700 under Francis IL. em¬ peror of Germany, king of Bohemia and Hungary, The coin is the size of a silver dollar and in a fair state of preservation.
Brilliant Heads Are Wanted. WInsted, Conn,—P. Davis Oakey of Hartford, who is not only a congress¬ man, but president ot the Bald Head Club of America. Is enrolling as mem bers of the organization tbe baldbead- ed members of congress, It has been learned by Jobn Rodemeyer of C&naan. founder of tbe club. Mr. Oakey does not Intend that any memt>er of con grees with a three inch bare spot on bis scalp sball escape enrollment.
Aged Woman Gate Divorca. Jackson, Tenn.—Mrs. I>aura Payne, neventy-four years old, has been graut¬ ed a divorce from W. W. Payne, eighty- two, on allegations of cruel and Inhu¬ man treatment. Tb« couple bad been married forty-two yeara, but haye no oblldran.
Office Hours: Brooklyn Mon,, Thurg.. 9 to «, Wed.. Fri,, Pat,, 9 to 8, Sun,, 10 to 1,
CHIROPODIST
Olllce Hours Freeport Tuesdays, 3 to 7. Sundays, 4 to i. And by appoint¬ ment.
DR. M. C. CASHIOPP
Specialist on All Foot Troubles
.Main Offlce:
736 Noctrand Avenue.
Brooklyn, N, Y.
Tel. Bedford 4 70
Branch Office and Residence:
57 North Main Street,
Freeport, L. I.
Tel, Freeport 1317-W
Long Island Motorcycle Exchange
50 South Main St.. opp. Post Office, Freepori, L. I. Tcl. 1 1 74.W
Bicycles, Motorcycles and Supplies
Bicycles, $17.50 and up. Tires, $1.39 and up Guaranteed Expert Repairing
Agents for Cxoelslor Motorcycles Motorcycles Solcl on KatiSy Terms
Wc buy direct from manufacturers and therefore can sell Bicycles to you at the lowest possible price. We do not carry the burden of niiddlemen's profit. That profit goes to you.
A. GLEICHER, Proprietor
Help Wanted and Furnished
CXJMPBTBNT. EXPERIENCED NURSES; MAIDS. OOOKS AND GEKERAL HOUSEWORKERS; PIECE AND FAM¬ ILY LAUNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RENO¬ VATING. MEN er DAY. WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT.
Anderson's Employment Agency
12 WAVEBLY PLACE. Telephone 890. FBEEPOBT, N. T.
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Groceries are Groceries
THE WORLD OVEB But BAEXER'S ^ro fresh, carefully selected, promptly delivered. Besidea we mix in the pleasure of service to the best of our Ability. And all this makes our groierles ju»i, a little f^ bit different. 88 NO. MAIN ST. Phone 160-J FREEPORT.
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32 BROOKLYN AVENUE, FREEPORT
Tcl. 208
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Screening of buildings and porches a specialty.
Carpenters' and Mason's Tools, Builders' Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Glazing, Garden Hose, Garden Tools and Poultry Wire,
Estimates cheerfully given. Work promptly done.
FREEPORT
Our New Telephone Number
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FreeportlceandFaelCo.
C. H, Frederick, Roland M. Lamb, President. Treasurer.
The ^anCaJit store Red Cedar Compound
Destroys the Moths
Kelialjle protect hui aj;aiiist iiuitlis, a powerful article, clean and cai-y tu use, and >:ivinf: thc best posnihie results, I'ricc 20c P''"" V^^^-
Cedarol
.Vatural leaf of tlic cedar, the old reliable aud unriyalcil iiiotli cha.scr tlie fitior i-^ always sueet In nu cans, lOc.
Spring Tonics
Beef. Iron and Wine 60c Celery and Iron Tonic , , $1,00
Comp, Cyr, Hypophosphites 75c Wine of Cod Liver Oil. , .$1.00
Sarsaparilla Compountl 75c Kidney Pills 50c
Liver Salts 25c-50c-$l,00 Liver Tonic $1,00
Our inierest in mir ('iistonicrs is personal.
Clarence S. Abrams, Ph. C
23 WEST MERRICK ROAU
I'lione No. 1
When You Want HOT WATER You Want It!
and wc sure can give it to you. by installing a
Gas Water Heater
Pricet 51 fi'"^ and up
Easy Payments, Discount for Cash, Don't delay. Place your order now.
The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co.
CKO, MAC DONALD, Pre«,
The Mount for You
Low in first cost and runs almost for nothing. You get "100 Miles for 10c" with prac¬ tically no repair expense and tire bills no higher than on ordinary bicycle.
Model 15, FUl t^cll tad 'Met, tatrnett i;niiion. podal narl- int, 'S^'ril:hl wilh lank filled, ¦ t>ou( IIV ;'j>, Priie
$115
S'?-^", silent, clean. Runs lightly as sewing machine. Goes wherever bicycle will go, with no footwork. Can be easily lifted to put away.
Call for Demonstration
See the Miami for yourself and get detailsof the guarantee
For Sale By
Sidney Smith
High
Class
Bicycles
All Accessories
We handle only those we can personally recommend and guarantee,
REPAIRING and
RE-ENAMELING
Call and see
1916 IVER-JOHNSON
Be sure of the place,
Sidney Smith
15 WEST MERRICK ROAB Freeport, L. I.
