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FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916.
PRESIDENT
Chas. E. Hughes, N. Y.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Chas.W. Fairbanks, Ind.
POMTir.*!. rAI.EXDAK.
Fail I'rimarj- and (ieneral l»t«.
Sept. tith.—'
::2nil.—l.nnt day for Ihe flIinK of deslirnalionH wr uomlnation for prlmarlrs.
,Tf>wi> lloardu designate piarrM for rrglstratlon ¦ nd election.
Sept. lUh,—I.ast da.v for speeial en¬ rollmeni oornnloned by mov¬ ing from one district lo an¬ otlier.
Sept. IBIh.—Fall I'rimary, 7 a. ra. lo XX p. m.
Ool. Hlh, Tlh. i:«tli, llth.—ItegiHtra- tion Days In the Villages of Freeport, Hoelcvllle Onlre and llempstead, where per- Honnl registration ia required.
Oel. Tlh, 14lh.—lleglslratlon Days In villages of lexN than K,MHi In- habllnnlH.
Nov. Tth. — (ienerni K.lm'tlon; Nat¬ ional, KInte and County, i'olls open from tl a. m. to !i p. m.
ing upon New York to be able to mobilize quickly to int-et the emerg¬ ency, i
A good share of the $,jOO,000 ap¬ propriated by the Legialature for tlie mobilization of the National Guard wiil IMt have to be spent because tlie guard goes out in re^pon.'ie to a call from the President and the expense will be met by the Federal Govern¬ ment, but the maintaining of the guard at a'hlgn standard of efliciency has been » fixed policy of the present adniiniatratlon and the nioney was appropriated in accordance with that policy. That the policy was a Kood one was clearly Kliown when New York led all the States by having the entire guard under arma and fully equipped within three days after the receipt of the call.
FREEPORT—»
'The Largest Incorporated Village on Long Island—Freeport Occupies Prominent Positior * ^^'" " " ""
State/^ Secretar\f oj State FRANCIS M. HVQO.
Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire
WANTAGH
»*
In times of stress there is a big difference between being ready and getting ready. It i.s very much to the credit of New York State that when the call came she was ready.
The Democratic platform declares for a tariff comnjia.'fion. During the administration of President Taft the country had such a commis.sion, A Democratic majority in Congress dis¬ posed of the commission by refusing to make an appropriation for it, there¬ by intimating tliat the Democratic party did not want a tariff commis¬ sion. Whether Ihis new tariff com¬ mission planlt in the Democratic plat¬ form indicates a cliange of policy or is just another plank like the one in the Hti 2 Democratic platform declar¬ ing for a single term for the Presi¬ dent is a question on wliicli one man's guess is as good as another's.
MR. ROOSEVELT'S LETTER IS AN INDICTMENT OF MR. WILSON.
(Ueprinted from New York Herald,) Iniportant as Is Mr, Uonsevelt's an¬ nouncement of his purposi! to Kupport Mr, Hughes, even more important is his sweeping indictment of Mr. Wilson and his administration. Not in more than half a century ha.s even the bit¬ terest partisansliip found it possible to say of anotlier President:
"The pre.sint ailmiiilslratlun has heen ' Ruilly of 8liorl('omlnK.H mure .signal thiiii those (if any admlnlslriil ion since the clays of Hufhaiian, From the standpoint <if national hdnor ami Inti're.st it hns stood on an even lower level than the administration of Buchanan, No ail- mlnlstratlon in onr history has done more to relax the sprln»? of the national will and to deaden the national con¬ science,"
Indecision, hesitancy and vacilla¬ tion have been raised into a settled governmental policy, Mr. Roo.sevelt adds, citing among the direct results of this policy all of our present trou¬ ble with the professional German- American element and the utter chaos of our relations with Mexico.
FREFARATION THAT COUNTED.
The promptness with wliich New York responded to the President's call for troops and mobilized Its entire National Guard armed and equipped ready for service in a shorter time than .ever before in the history of the State is the result of the general policy of preparedness adopted by the present State administration when it assumed offlce.
The sudden call for troops gave the National Guard an opportunity to give a practical demonstration of the standard of etflciency that is today- maintained in every State depart¬ ment.
As a result of this Intelligent pro¬ vision for possible emergencies the State was prepared to proceed with¬ out a moment's delay to put into the fleld a full division armed and equip¬ ped for service.
New York's promptness is made particularly noticeable by the delay of some of the border States in mobiliz¬ ing their militia, and General Funs- ton's naming New York State Hrst as one of the States from which he desir¬ ed tro6t« Indicated that he was rely-
Wanted, For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
Past IWtIa want "ads," «•< the »oods whlla tbm setting's good. Tel. •!.
Twa ecBta ¦ word for «rat Insertloa, ^lalmnm ten worda i one cent a w»rd far aneecsalve Insertions.
FOB SAL,E—DIscardInK nccount mourn- iiiK. almost new eveninK street jrowns. Bulls. BW€>aters, hnts; made In Paris; small al*a. 34 and :!«, Write iiuickly, Iteflned Lady. Box A, .Nassau Post,
WANTED—Hound bottom cat to ,'10 feet. Address ware, :: Ocean avenue, Freeiiort,
boat, 20
17 South
(i-:iO-ll
FOK SALE—Finest I'ekliiRe.se, Wee Won^, Westbury. ToddltiKlon, Suth- erliind, AlderClourne strains. Black Masks, heavllv boiwd: also at stud, six dons, all registered English Kennel Club Edith 1,,, Hoseiibnum, ,Tnyne Cot- tRKe. Milburn avenue and Mlll<'r place, Baldwin, Box 71, I'jione 923 Freeport.
FOK SALE—At half price. Simplex Kas
hot water heater, cosiIuk $13,50; and
Crown .lewell Kas stove, costing J16.60.
Inquire Box A, Nassau Post. B-H-tf
WANTED—Operators on wash skirts, and middy blouses. Sl.ady work and good pay. Learners taken, nnd paid while learning. -'VPPly to Classic Nov. Mfg, Co., 3S-35 Kailroad avenue. Free- port. L. I. .ilFM' FOil sAl,,E—Ford runabout car, in good condition. Inquire Ryan, Box 11, Smithville Bouth.
l.,OST—Pearl and diamond broocn, be¬ tween .Smithville South and Bellmore Station, L, I, R. R, Reward If returned to Mrs, Francis Edwards, Smithville South,
WANTED—Laundress for Monday and Tuesday, F. W. Ryan, (5 North Liong Beach avenue. Tel. iXt Freeport. FOR SALE—Single Comb Rhode Island
Ked eggs for setting. 11.00 a J. S. De Mott, Leonard avenue.
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dosen. Phone
In case Tammany Hall finally de¬ cides to have the Democrats nominate Judge Samuel Seabury of the Court of Appeals for Governor this fail, it should make sure tjiat he will have plenty of endorsements. Two years ago running as the candidate.of the Democrats. Progressives and Inde¬ pendence League he received t;,"i(i,4(iH votes, or liCOdO less than Governor Whitman received as the candidate of the Republican party. The .\ssembly vote last fall and tlie Kepublican en¬ rollment Indicate that tlie Republican vote in Ihis St^te will be much lower this year than in 1 !i 14 and will so widen the gap between the two par¬ ties that about a dozen endorsements will be reijuired to keep Democratic candidates in the running.
Consider the unqualified endorse¬ ment of the Underwood tariff law in the Democratic platform in connec¬ tion with the levying of an inconie tax and an emergency revenue tax to make good the deficiency in revenue resulting from the enact ment of fhe Underwood law and you will get .some idea how the Democratic platform makers had to .'Strain themselves to be conHistent.
SEAFORD
Mrs, Louis Keteham lias reliiriieil m her home iif|. r a week's slay at Hl^;h llill Ileaeh.
Mr, Kdwanl lleiidrleksoi from an al tacit of hlood hi.s rlKht hand.
Mr, llarrv Ura.f, ,Ir., has returned home after KradualiiiK from Cornell University,
.Miss Katiierliie Bassett of OsweKO. N, V,, and Miss .Marv (', Fuller of Dellu. N Y , bolh teachers in the Baldwin IllKli Sohooi .spent the week end with Mrs, ,Iohii Haff of Ihis VillaKe at HlKh Hill Keaeli,
Mrs, I'Idwaid Mansfield and daUKhttr Sara are spendiiiK » few days in Brook¬ lvn,
Miss Maile Crook Is sufferinK from a severe sore throat and is under the care of Dr. Luce. , ^
The .services in the Kpiscopal churcii for Sundav .luly I, will be Sunday school at 10 a, rn,, and mornlnK services ol 10,1,1 o'clock,
.Mr, and Mrs, Cliari.s T, Kief daUKhter Mildred of the Bronx ii Kuests of Mrs. CeorKc Kiefer,
The Ladles' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. Addle Crook next Thursday afternoon.
Leslie Raynor will lead the ^..pworth LeaKUe meetlnK next Sunday at
Mr, and Mrs, GeorKe W, Wade villaKe and New York nre th parents of a baby Kirl whi Sunday, ,Iuiie 11, .. t ,,,
The Ked side of the Epworth League will hold il lawn party and rummage sale at the home of Mr. Frank Raynor cin Saturday, ,luly 1. afiernoon and even-
Alfred Seaman of Farmingdale, for¬ merly of this place, nas purchased a piece of property at Famlngdale adjoln- liiK the Kpiscopal ctirurch, 203 by 340 feet. A large garage will be erected there for thfj Seaman Taxi Company,
The Sunday School of the Memorial church will be discontinued until .><ep- tember,
Mrq. A, E, ir\|nt and Miss Alice Suth¬ erland have gone to HiKh Hill Beach for several weeks.
The largest class In th.- history of the Union Free .School xvas graduated at the commencement exercls%p last Fri¬ ilay night in the parish hotipr-. The thi'me of the exercl.ses was "Patriotism, ' and was timely, heing treated in the <•«- says as well- as the addresses. .\n ex¬ hibition of school work was shewn in lh,' ITaK.nienl, The two drills given at the opening of the exercises were very Ilve,
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Allen have returned from their honeymoon s|ient at I>ake .Mohonk. and have taken up thi'lr residenc- on Orove street,
Kev, Thomas S. Braithwaite attend,d Ihe Nassau and Queens IJrotherhoi.d of Congregational Ministers held at Koek¬ away Beach last Monday,
Frank Plac is having a cement side¬ walk Iiul In front of his re.sidence on .Sejiford avenue,
.Mr. A. deWilde and daughter Cor¬ nelia of Hrooklyn were In town sev. ral days last week.
The teachers of the publlc schools ha\e dei.arted for their vacations. Miss Stella <;. Kalling has gone to .-Mhany, w iM-re she has a iiosition in the Slale tdiicational df'partmerit; .Miss Crrimm lo Brooklvn and Miss Turner uo the Stale, Professor Brooks and Mrs, Brooks will no to Middletown and later return to Kast Marlon, L, I,
Professor Krause and family an' so- loiiriiiiiK al their suiiiiii.r li.irii.- on
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Uladys Veritv
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Link hav.
BELLMORE
tit
mill
suffering xming 111
and
the
of this happy arrived on
Women Interested
in taking work home on Chil-' dren's Dresaes or Aprons, hav¬ ing a house machine, should apply between 5.30 and 6.30.
Shebar & Klein
36-38 NORTH MAIN STREET
.Mr,
nt. I and .Mrs. MlcdiKr of Cnseeiii ¦t. Ilelmor.', are enterlaining over w.'ek ,Iiihii S, Myrth of 'Brooklyn, .Myrth is a broth, r of .Mrs, Barnes, who has heen visiting Ihe Bledners for some time past, Mr. .Myrth and Mrs. Barnes had a cottage on Wilson avenue lust year and made many accmnlntances and fri, nils in Heilniore, who Join us in extending gieetiiig,s lo Ih'in at this t line,
Cer.rg.' .M.-I\in joined th. aitill.iN' and I.'ft fur the border on .luiie 2s. He left P.ellniore with the conimiinit ys lust wishes as he was the firsl one from ihls town to answir the President's call,
,Iohn ,1, Lowry & Co, report the sal.' of Mr. Iiolliier's house to a party from Stat, 11 Islaml,
n.llmor,' school held their ffradualion I xercises on Monday evening, having seven young graduates: lla'/.el nollnev, Dorothea Merritt. Kate (Jalat. .Mary U'aiiser, .Myrile Baldwin, Ce'orge Harse and Bert Kalphi. Mr, .Tohnson, the trus- I. ., congratulated the teachers on their good work and made a very apim.j.vi- iitc sp h to the graduates,
.Mr, Wolfe is still looking for his
The Ladi.
a I the honi ,lune 28,
>ewing Clrele will .f Mrs. ,1, Ilodgso
ineei
Illl .luly 4 the .-Xdvance Hook. T,,addi r and Mngine Company of Bellmore will Ih.IiI th.ir second annual children's pa¬ rade, and It is hoped that the pannls of Ihe childr.'ii will have them in line, .Ml are welcome and the commltlee iio[ies to have a very large turnout both aniong the tlremen and children,
Mr, Hirsch's band of Lindenhurst has ill en engaged for the occasion and aiso f.ir the dance nt night. It is hoped that I'verybody will get busy and make this a galii day,
Mr Charles Peterson, chairman of the eoinniittee will gladly furnish any Infoiniatlor. .iiSlred,
We Know How
Charles Howard
CONDUCTS
A First-Class Laundry
•I
28 BROOKLYN AVENUE FREEPORT
Goods called for and promptly returned.
METZ TOURING, |600. GROW TOURING, $726,
OVERLAND TOURING, $616,
Fully equipped with electric lighting and starting systems. Call and
see our
WONDERFUL. BAROAINS
in cars slightly oaed, for demonstration.
F. A* Wood Company
At Central Garage, Fulton St., Hempstead, 2 to 6. Telephone 8. At Roo«eyelt Gftrage, Nassau Ro«d, 7 to 10. Telephone 1058-M.
O
CROSSING CONTINENT,
HEN SITS WILLINGLY
Three Chicks Extricated When Crats
Arrives at Albany Eggs Shaw
N. Y.-Cther Signs.
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A Ilia I Uetl to •<it " !i coiitilieiil Is I Wolfroni of ili;,i 1 it. ,
Tile hell imis strhr.- «itli uiotherl.\ deviitliiii iijiiHi II li.sl i.i if^-i wliii'li : frIeiKl (if ,Mr, W.ilfii.iii iijaeed in i irnte ill i;i\ (',^i<I('. C:il,, iiiiil slii|iiir( tliroiigli il Iraii'-i-. 111! hull tli ex press com p!:iiy to till'- lit.,. Slu tiiiiti,.iii'<l to sil disturl.e;] 11.'1 i:i tie lia-t I .v flie ttiilis '•'.iifilK'iiIaj ti'iii. Her |ii'oi, ,•; inu was ; (oiis|iii'iiinis lull, illll mi iJic li.(.\ rciid ing: ".'^ilnim Men —Kurs F.\\>e led 1. llnuL Handle With ( lli'l', " Thf wnrii ing ^vlls puiielilioiisly ii|)»er\e(l l.y ex press cmiiloyci'-.
Wlien tlic < lille ill ii\i",l at it- de^liiia
tlon three do" ny < iiirks were cxlri ^rested f, ented from Hie sliells and oilier e;:j: ga\e forth pvjdenies i.f Irit"hliig.
STEALS LOCOMOTIVE TO 60 TO DANCE, THEN ESCAPES
Montana Youth Sends Engine
Running Wild After Reaching
Destination.
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to ll'.'U (i;lli. !'' ;iii lliil'jii.n when ilif
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11 r,'i\iiiirs Sliiill'
I'l'llll'-,' lii;;il (!(il:i;' "lined Ihere woiilil In. lsl Inr some lime. He 1 I'.iie liicoiiintivc. en¬ ii ,sliuted e;i«t, Ineuk- iscil swlti'li 1111(1 fining
Illl li'MIII
walked m cr i tired the (iih ing tlir"Ut,'ii ,ii out on tile main line
Ensrineer .McNlrker in a lucnuiiitiM' was travt'liuii luwurd this city "when he
imtiit'd tlie lilisk system register«Ml iliiiiger. Me s.iw tlie smoke of an eii- rlne iipproai hing and stojiped bis on giiie. Ills tireniuii JudiikkI. aud Me- Vieker reversed his engine. Kiremaii Biiolillug lUUKlit the apiuoachintt eii- ffiiie. 1 liiiilied into the eali, found it "driverless" and Lrought It to a utop a short distance frnni .MeMik6r'8 enplno, .No trine of the lixonuitiv e thief has been found. He eviilently Jumried when he ,saw the other engim. approiiching.
RIP IN TROUSERS ANGERS HIM
Didn't Mind Dog Biting Wooden Leg, but Pants Called For Gun Play.
St. l.ouis. .Mo,-When Mis, Kiisie Sil lierman's dug hit .Miiliacl Khrliaiilt's leg the ntlier ili!.\ ill );;i,-t St, l.ouis Khilianlt Ihoiiu'ht the Ji.ke was on Ihe dog until lio li.oUed down and saw thnt Ills trniisei's were torn.
This made him aiigr.\. mid lie drew his revoppr and liieil i\m, shots al ih.' dog. Mis. Sillieriiiaii had Khrhanlt ar
MERRICK
The entirtalnment and dance given by the tlremen of the Merrick Hook. Ladder and Kngine Company No, 2 last Saturday , vening, was a splendid suc¬ cess. .\n interesting program was ren¬ dered.
Of course you'have all heard of the liremen s annual fair It )» to he held next Sai.irday, ,Iiily I, .ifternooii and evening, th. rollowing Monday and
[Tuesday, July 4 and 5. afternoon and ! evening. There will be'danclng every I evening, music being furnished by Pre¬ ifessor Mole's band.
lEagb iiarbrti
(lisi'linrgiiig firearms in the
Ity limit,"!.
The dog's mistiike ilflce In frnnt of his fore, at Sixth sire.'t The loL- he l.it V
nil
1 seleefinu toi.k iwner's pro. ery i;,il Piggnt lIVi' s niMite of >\mill
Pigeons Influenced by Wireless. Paris. I'reii' ll s. iintists have de elded Iliat .iiirier iiigeniis are in fliiemed liy iiiagiietisin and tliat. with the growth of wireless telegraphy, much less dependeine iiin he pf«e*'1 upon tliem.
VALUABLE PRIZES,
The .N'ew 'i'ork Herald is (ifteiing valiiahle iirizes for the hest specimens (if amateur photography. See Tlie N'ow York Herald for tletails.
WANTED
Operators. Examiners and Fold¬ ers: also learners taken in and paid while learning. Call at any time on premises.
SHEBAR & KLINE 36 North Main Street
Godfrey Gilbert, Jr.
GUARANTEED
Vulcanizing
TIRES AND AUTO SUPPLIES
Diamond Tires
9 West Menick Road Freeport
Teleiihone i'.M'l
CAMPAIGN BANNERS
We've got the goods and the facilities and turn out the best for the money in the State.
C. H. LUSH SIGN WORKS, Inc.
Telephone 712. EAST MERRICK ROAD FREEPORT, L. I.
SEA. FOOD
16 WEST MERRICK ROAD (Tel. 2-M.) FREEPORT, L. I.
(Second door west of Main Street Trolley,)
Of course, it is best to inspect personally what you buy in any fish markef, but 'phone orders are as carefully put up as thougli you stood right by us. Good sea food is ae rare at some markets as a Clip race without a Shamrock, but not so here.
We haven't been handling sea food for years with our eyes shut, W'e know sea food. We've studied, talked and dreamed sea food until we can tell the good and prime article miles away and with our eyes shut.
All kinds Flsh. Hard and Soft Clams, .Scallops, Shrinip,s and Live Soft Shell Crabs and Lobsters.
The ony Sea Food Market in Freeport. Merrick road, Tel. 2-M.
Call or 'phone. 16 West
W. J. SHADY
PERONI'S
19 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, L. I.
Telephone 78i>. (Opposite Depot)
Fruits Confectionery
Ice Cream
Cigars and Tobacco
Onr goods are the very best.
A trial will convince yon.
Freeport Market
Fruits and Vegetables
Fresh every day. No stale fruits nor wilted vegetables. The best is none too good. We •>vant your trade and if you call once you will not go elsewhere.
L. H. Demaria
75 Seth Main St. Freeport.
Best Meats
Prompt and Courteous Service
FRANK E. CORWIN
North Main and Dean Streets Tel, 17 1 w FREEPORT. L. I.
D. H. GREAVES
PRACTICAL HORSESHOEING
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING
l.auii mowers and farm implements lejiaiied and sharpened on short notice. Wagiiii ironing Hcltvy iron and steel t ire work a .siieeialty. Smith St, and Merrick Ave, Merrick
'I'e
ln,s;
Geo. Schachtel
SEAFORD
18, 19 and 20 SANDS LANE Riglit on the Water Wliy not call and talk
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
MATTERS
Desirable Properties with Plots
Funiishcd Cottages to Let for
Season
.AT
SEAFORD AND VICINITY
MY
Schachtel of Seaford
We know nnt if you will, Put we are at il still: • 'utehiiig tliem every day On (ireat .^oiifli Hay. Kliilie of very fair si/e: ('onie I r\- for the prize 'I'll a I's offered by
SCHACHTEL of Schachtel's " Schack "
FISHING STATION ALSO PAVILION
SEAFORD
FOR HIRE
iVm hnal far lieaeli anil milside
lishiiif; parlies.
.\l.so ,\liiior Hoals and iUiw Hoals
BAIT AND TACKLE
.^T
Schachtel's "Schack," Seaford
Meats, Vegetables and Fruits
Positively the Best
WE HAVE RENTED AND WILL CONDUCT THIS MARKET FAIRLY SQUARELY HONESTLY
Fourteen years' experience in Freeport is surely time enough to establish ourselves and a character.
COME ONE COME ALL
Fred Pitterman
74 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Tel, f.
FREEPORT
r
Eagle Garage
I
NORTH MAIN STREET
FREEPORT
William R. Smith, Proprietor
AGENT FOR THE FAMOUS
APPERSON
"JACK RABBIT" and 'WIZARD OF THE HILLS"
You and I want a light, ,'^punky beast that responds to the Blightest touch of the accelerator, that pulverizes hills, that drives Etraight as a Bunbeam, that ha,'^ the lure in her lines, and obeys.
The Apperson with its generous body-room, beautiful lines and distinctive appearance, meets so completely all the quallflcatioDB which any car can poesess, regardless of price, that we feel secure in saying that
" A Ride in an Apperson is a Revelation "
Run in and I will ahow yon the car and give you a denjonatratlon.
OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT IS SECOND TO NONE
