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MillineryAdvice ia a FcwWord*
The Woman Who Knows Always Buys Her Hats at this Ex¬ clusive Store
Art Embroidery and Novelties
MRS. KATE OSBORNE
18 WEST MEERICK ROAD
FREEPORT
Joseph Brown
TeL i9i-J Freeport Maker of
AUTO TOPS SLIP C0YEB8
7EHICLE TRDacmO REPAntTTfO
EARHESS MAEER
Oejiler io all kinds of Horse Goods.
Trunks and Suit Cases Repaired 16 Brooklyn Ave. Freeport, L I.
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29 South Main Street Freepoit
Telepiione
( (111 Ili'Ctloll
South Grand Avenue Baldwin
Stoves Ranges Stove Pipe Oil Stoves Gas and Electric Plates
Carpenters' and Masons' Tools Builders' Hardware
Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes
111 Older to accoiiitiiodatc our traile aiiii ;)rovide the be.st aud fjiiickcKt ..service we liave e-italilished i.
Branch Store at Baldwins
Opposite Post Office
(^all anil examine our Oarden Tools, .-Adjustable Screen.s for doors, wjndow.s and porches-, I'oultry Wire, Gardeu Hose, etc.
Our Ready-Mixeil Paints, Oils and Varni,she,s give satisfaction.
BUY STANDARD GOODS OF RELIABLE PEOPLE
EAGLE
Electrical Shoe Repairing
Rubbers and Shoes Repaired while you wait.
Ail Work Guaranteed.
Reaeonable Prices,
JAMES PISCIOTTA, Prop.
3,-1 RAILROAD AVENUE Freeport, L. L
J. S. DeMott
Contra,otor ancl Btxlldler
Jobbing of All Kinds
No job too large and no job too .sniaii
Estimates givea on all kinds of work in our line
LEONARD AVENUE Tcl. :<89-w.
JAHES HANSE REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY FOR SALE LEASE OR EXCHANGE
Let us list your property.
41 East Merrick Road
Telephone 77
33-35 Railroad Avenue
Freeport, L. I.
A SEASON TICKET
Is What You W8Li\t
A SEASON TICKET admits to all the ten sesaions of the Chautauqua—and cuts the cost in two! Without it you will be paying your 25 cent, 35 cent and 50 cent admissions at the gate each day, and you'd be surprised at the difference it makes. So get SEASON tickets and the whole Chautauqua will cost you only a few cents a number. Figure it out ior yourself.
BUY TICKETS EARLY
BUY them early and save 25 cents. The price will be raised when the tent goes up. The season ticket COMMITTEE are out trying their best to make this Chautauqua a glorions success. They see its value from both an individual and a community standpoint, and they are putting in their time and their best efforts because they believe in boosting a community enterprise of this sort to the front. Let's get be¬ hind these men and put the town on the Chautauqua map so it will stick there.
You will find tickets on sale in many of the stores and banks. Ask any one down on the street about them and you'll get the whole story. Remember the Chautauqua is to be ont of doors in a big waterproof tent where it will be cool and pleasant. Tbere will be ten great musical pro¬ grams, five lectures of the sort you'll like and an abundance of entertain¬ ment to add variety and spice to the affair, besides, a Junior Chautauqua for boys and girls.
GET A PROGRAM BOOK
GET one of the beautiful souvenir program booklets that tell the whole story. It is handsomely illustrated and tastefully gotten up. It is a book you'll want to read from cover to cover and then put away and keep after you hare heard this great list of Chau¬ tauqua celebritiLes. It gives all the details, the program for each day, prices of tickets and every fact of interest about the Chautauqua.
And Don't Forget to See About the Tickets the Next Time You're
Do-vvnto-wn
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HAUTAUQU/V
BEGINS JUNE 28th
CUIH TO HAVE FOUN SeUILET FEVER 6EIIM
Boston Pathologists Report Dis¬ covery of Bacillus—New York Physician Skeptical.
Boston.—Dr. F. B. Mallory. pathofc)- ^t of the Boston City tiospltal, and his assLstaut, Dr.j;, M. Medlar, have discovered the ha'lllas that causes scarlet fever, and it Is believed It will not l>e very difficult to ivork out an antitoxin nr va<'<-lne for Its prevention and cure.
This important discovery is laconi- ially described by Dr, Mallory and Dr, .Medlar in a thousand word article in the current Issue of the .Journal of Medical Re.seardi entitled "The Etl- olojo' "f Scarlet Fever,"
It l.s largely owlu)? to the short life of the actual germ that it has evaded dl8c<}very so louK, The germs are found soon after the skin eruption appears and usually find lod>,Tnent first lu the tonsils or at the mot of the tongue. The germ is less virulent than the diphtheria bacillus, although it itifwts practleally the same Icx'allties. Dr. Mallory says It Is ti "grampositlve ba- I'illl."
".\ vac'iiie fnr fhe dispase would be the niore Importaiit," suys I>r. Mallory, ""so as to rt'iiiler iitiraes liuniuue to the disease, Si-arlct fever is imt conveyed. as many suppose, from the scaling of the patient. When that takes placo all the germs in tlic body nre deiid."
It wus said by a New York physi¬ cian tbat a iiuuilier of dwtors have < laiuKHl the disiovery of the batiilus of scarlet fever, but have fiiileil to sub¬ stantiate their ilalnis,
BUCK SAVES FAWN
FROM SWIFT RIVER
Lattar Falls Behind In Swimming th»
Columbia to Escape From
Some Dogs.
Kettle Falls. Wnsh,— Ed Roper, a farmer living on the Ferry county side of the Columbia river, saw three deer driven to tbe t'lilumbla river liy dogs aud then forced lu cross for safety thc other day. Roper hail crossed lo this side of the river in ii rowbout ami lieonl the liiukim; of the dogs near the bauk of the river Hint he hnd left.
Three deer, :i Iniili, a iloc uiiil a fawn, sought safety by swiiumiug in the river and were swiiiiiiiiiiir toxviinl this side when Roper hid liimself in order uot to frighten the deer back agaiu.
The fawn fell behind the others aud appeared uneiiual to thc battle with the swift ciild water, uud Itupcr thought It would surely drown, when the buck, which had beeu in the lead, turned bark ami ,'issisted tbe fa'^vii until the bunk of lhe river was safely reiirhed. The Iliree deer then stood still and rested for some time.
FINDS BURIED GOLD.
Mrs. Gray Dug It Up, but Mrs. Judkin* Buried It, Is Belief.
Chico. Cui.-Fifty dollars in gold, be- lieve<l to have been buried inoie than twenty-five years ago, was discovered here recently by Mrs. Johu Orey, wife of a shoe merchant of this city, while digging in her yard. Mra, Grey, while seeking Illy bulbs, turned up ;\n old can and found in it, wrapi>ed uii in the remains of a handkerchief, the gold.
More than twenty-flve years ago a family by the name of Judkius occu¬ pied the home, Mrs, .ludkins was known to have buried money, .several packages having beeu found by her husband following her death. It is be¬ lieved that this money also was hidden by her.
The can (ontuined one $'20 aud three $10 gold pieces. The cau lu which they had been placed was rusty, and thc cloth whk'h hud been wound arouud the coins was decayed and fell to pieces wheu handled.
OSTRICH EGG MEAL FOR ALL.
Scrambled by Wife and Prosecutor's Family Heartily Partake of It.
Kansa.s (.'ity, Mo,-While I'roseiiitor Floyd Jacobs nnd family were visitin'.; the zoo at Swope park oue of the at¬ tendants brought In a freshly iaid ostrich eggabout the size of a toy bal¬ loon. It was said to be slightly un¬ dersized, so Mr. Jacobs was (oid he might take It home if he would prom¬ ise to have it served for sujiper.
"My wife scrambled It." Mr. Jacobs said, "aud it was about ail the egg oue family cvuld eat at a meal There wasn't much difference in the taste from uu ordinary hen's egg, so far aa I could determine, but it seemed to be a trifle richer. At least U satisfied the appetite quicker than the scram¬ bled eggs usually served at my table."
Mutes Make Tires. Akron, O.—Sixty deaf mutes are em¬ ployed, by a tire and rubber manufa' turing company here. It is the polKy of this establishment to employ all deaf mutes who apply for positions who are strong, willing to work aud who have good eyes. They have prov ed to be etflcient workers and are of ten placed in responsible positions.
Finds Indian Relics. Calico Bock, Ark.—Cal Branscum of rotter, a lineman for the Arkansas- Missouri Telephone eompany, has ar¬ rived here loaded down with Indian arrow heads, "which he found on a Ut¬ tle knoll lu a •uiuli Held a mile north of thia plaee
Are you gofaic to plant
some shrubbery and trees this spring? First class goods at right prices can t>e obtained at
John J. Randall's Nurseries
Ocean and Lena Avenues
Freeport
Call and look the stock over
and make your own selections.
All varieties of shrubbery, trees,
plants, etc.
Shoe Shining Parlor
HATS CLEANED AND RENOVATEU CIOARS, CIGARETTES
J. A. CHARKALIS 4* So. Main St. FREEPORT
RUGS
We manufacture beautiful
FLUFF RUGS
From old carpets of any kind. We make any size
RAG RUGS & CARPETS
At reasonable prices.
Main Rtxg Works
351 No, Main Street ^
Tel, 4 4 4-U Freeport i
Groceries
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Groceries Fancy and Staple
Every Article Guaranteed
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If you ara interested in reliable Meat ies. Vegetazles. Fruits, honest weights prices call to see us at any time. You w disappointed.
>. .Main, (nr
FREEPORT
'Mil' Sl,
I, Grocer- and fair 11 uot be
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Swear off this year on the back- straining, muscle- tiring, sweat- producing, dirty, nasty job o f hand- pumping your tires.
Install this
jskeuwU^Tire Pump
MOTOR-OmVCN
on your motor. You then merely attach the hose connection, throw over a little lever and the motor pumpsyourtires in a few minutes i to the CORRECT pressure, while I you stand and look on. No more I mussing your clothes, disturbing your temper, losing time and j spoiling your trip. This Stewart ] Tire Pump installed on your car j in one hour. 30 days'trial; ^ money back if not thoroughly satisfied.
Freeport Garage and Supply Company !
Exclusive Agent for Nassau County
JOSKI'll HIRSCH. Munasi'r '
I >^ Hiiioklyn Avenue, Freepori j
Telephone 1 1,", 7
BAY VIEW MARKET
ATLANTIC, CORNER BAYVIEW AVUHTTE FEEEPOBT '/KLBPROKK 974
We have ail'Ifd a full line of
OROCERIES
Our strictly fresh groceries, fruits, vegetables and New Vork State dressed meats and poultry certainly draws the
PEOPLE
f''iiii all ovi.'r town. C mn' and see us.
We Have New and Used Fords
Touring, Runabout, Conpelet, To'wn and Business Cars
For Sale or Exchange
We carry and constantly have on hand a large stock of all FORD parts
Tods and Man Make the World's Greatness
WE EMPLOY THE MOST CAPABLE AND RELIABLE MACHINISTS
We nainuin a machine shop equipped with modem and up-to-date mor
chinery and having a capacity io do any and all work on
or aboat an automobile.
Dodge Motor Cars, f.o.be Detroit, $785e
SVPPLrlCS OF ALrLr KINDS
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