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When we roofed our building we wanted a roofing that would lagt. We wanted a roofing that would resist (ire and would not rot, warp, crack or leak—a permanent roof¬ ing that would put an end to repair bills. We knew that cheaper roof¬ ings wouldn't do this, so we put on
Our ItU-lOfOlO Roof is still as good as new, while cheaper roof¬ ings on other building^, put on about the same time, are rapidly going to pieces.
It payg to use |Nl-MK*OlQ. The firrt cost ia a little more, but when you are buying roofing you reqiiire something tkat will give you maity yeare oJF auvice. You don't save anything in the end f^gg- by putting on a cKeap roofinK containing O^tTl >*^o<>d fibre, paper, asphalt, ooal tar or other
twiisJ material* that will not atand the woather. tied mons thmn 20 yaars ago are still giving ier prepared roofing has thia record. Come and look at otu roof, and see how well {Hl-NHMO has atood hoat and wAd. min and snow. Then let us give you pnces on thia good loofing-^'^w ¦onttine INHWHNQ—made in Cray, Tim Red and Copper Green—which haa the "Ru-ber-oid Man" (ahown at fhe left) on eveiy rolL
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J^OlflHElIT SOCEETT FOLK GUEdTS AT SOCIAL EVEHT IN HOHOB m VALENTIE S. QUIH- LAH—BABCnG A FEATURE.
A recejHion tendered to Mr. Val¬ entine 8. Quinlan, sble agent of the Trumbull cars for Long Island, by Mrs. Oeorge Francla Dewtell at her country home at Freeport, was large¬ ly att'ended by the summer sojourn¬ ers of this resdVt. The music, moon¬ light, Jai^anese lanterns and flowers helped to make a perfect picture with the beautiful girls and gallant youths present, who glided gracefully over tbe dancing piatform, placed among the deep foliage, to the music of the one-step and fox trot. Not¬ able for excellent dancing was Miss Frances Kiernan, accompanied by her escort, Mr. "Val. Quinlan.
An elaborate supper was served at midnight, and the festivities contin¬ ued until the wee sma' houra of the mornln', when the guests reluct¬ antly departea, unanimous in their praise of Mr .and Mrs. Dewtell as host and hostess.
Among those who departed in their Trumbull cars were: Misses M. Stev¬ ena, Emma Argumbau, Ruth and Flo Boyce, Elizabeth Sinclair, Katherine McCord, Virginia Smith, V. Vernon, LaBlanc, Kiernan, Fox, Ware, Her¬ ring, and the Messrs. Black, Hickey, Dewtell, Quinlan, Murray, McCord, Gregory, Boyce, Downing, Morade, Costello, Aldrlch, Walsh and Woods.
DECISION REVERSED IN ILLERAGTION
JUSTICE KELLT TO GIVE VERDICT IN DIVORCE ACTION NEXT WEEK—HRS, MILLER ALI^GED STATUTORT GROUNDS.
The case of Lilian Mliler of Free- port against Roy Miller for absolute divorce was tried before Mr. Justice Kelly In the supreme courl, Brook¬ lyn, on Wednesday laat and decision was reserved.
The parties to this action were mar¬ ried at Eaet Meadow in 1903. They have no children. In 1905 Roy Mil¬ ler sued for a divorce in the State of California and a decree waa grant¬ ed to him at that time. This decree gave Mr. Miller a perfectly good di¬ vorce in California, but not in the State of New York, because tbe court of California did not obtain jurisdic¬ tion of Mrs. Miller. The ground for this action of Mr. Miller's wa? for de¬ sertion, Mr. Miller married again, and then Mra. Miller brought her action for absolute divorce on the statutory grounds within this stale.
Elvin N. Edward acted as attorney for the plaintiff on the trial of tills action.
PLAN GOLF HATCH
SERIES OF MATCHES TO BE PLAT¬ ED ON MASSAPEQUA LINKS.
Representatives from Rockvllie Centre, Massapequa and Freeport met at the home of Mr. Hamilton G. King,^263 Smith street, on Tuesday evening to'complete arrangements for an Inter-vlllage golf match to be played on the Massapequa links in the near future for a silver cup.
The teams will be composed of ten men each, the series consisting of three matches against each team. Two years ago Massapequa and Free- port played a series of games for a cup, the lattter only winning by one stroke, and that on the eighteenth green.
These matches will cause consider¬ able Interest among the golfers in the vilages which participate.
Ar^! Ton Healthy?
Dr. Roller in his first of a series of articles In the New York Herald on Sunday, August 1, will give you some very valuable advice on "Health and How to keep''it." An American news¬ paper for American people. Best war pictures.
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RESTRAIN NEENAN ELEVATOR GOIMNY
THBOUGH ATTORNIT E. E. ED- WABDS FBEEPOBT BESIDEHT SECUBES IHJUNCttOH AGAINST S2.000.000 CORPOBATIOH—SUIT TO BE TklED IN TBE FALL.
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Henry C. Baden haasen of Whaley street, Freeport, has brought an ac¬ tion' as a stockliolder, against the Neenan Elevator Company, Brooklyn, N. Y., and several other defendants, to set aside an agreenwnt entered into by the directors of the company with former Now York State Senators John F. Heally. The Neenan Ele¬ vator Company is a $2,000,000 corp¬ oration. Mr. Badenbausen charges in the complaint flled by his attorney, ex-Judge Elvln N. Edwards, that the agreement made hy the officers of thej company with Senator Healy was of such a nature as to practically dis¬ solve the corporation and freeze out the minority stockholders.
An order to show cause was issued by Supreme Court Justice Van Siclen on Saturday laat and made returnable before Justice Kelly at Brooklyn ou Wednesday.
The claim of ,the plaintift is that the Neenan Elevator Company, which is a rival of the Otis Elevator Com¬ pany of New York, is at a stage in ils career when it is about to make a lot of money for its stocholders aud because of that fact, the majority stockholders are attempting to freeze out the minority stockholders, and it ia to off-set this that thia action Is laken.
Mr. Badenhau.sen asks that the of¬ ficers of the company be enjoined from further carrying out the con¬ tract and that a receiver be appoint¬ ed to protect the business and assets of the company during the determin¬ ation of ttie suit. The case will be tried at the September term of the Supreme Court in Nassau county.
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