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THE irA88AC POST, FEEEPOBT, W. T, FBIDAT, AUGrST 17, Ifi;
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' OFFiriAL PAPP.R OF HASSAU COINTT.
I'.it)!l..<he<l Fridays by mjB >-.%.HSAP POST CORPORATIOH
JAMBS F; STfl^KS, Pr^nliliTt. IS South (ir-Vf .'<tro^t. Fro^port. N. T.
Ent*-m1 an second-class matter April 3, l!il4, at t>i« Post Offlce at
Sre.;i,.^rt. .S' Y., under the Act of arch 3. 1879.
poBitlonii captured from him by Gen, chief of staff of the United States Harry F. Werle. Baldwin
Fetaiii last spring has been enorm- ; Army, who has just returned Trotn a
0U8. Had the Germans been ahle to ; tour of observation in Rusfiia. Gen-
regaiu tbeir lost ground It might '¦ Scott U not pessimistic over the
have compensated for the heavy loss, j Russian situation. He found 10,-
but thpy were not. To the loss of [ ""H."')') Rus.sian troops, nio.st of whom ^ Matthew R. Rousseau, Seaford
the coveted positions must be added have had three years' experience »nd HeiSy H'^**Mme^'^\^reeiort
the loss of some of the best lighting! are well train.-d '"--• ' -'
Patrick Linehan, Garden City Frederick W. Vogel, Freeport Charles Kurth, Jr., Hempstead Louis Sack, Hempstead Wiliiaai F. VanRlper, Freeport
force's in the whole German army.
To-day from Flanders to the Swiss
j frrintifr liif Gertnans are now tn a
Ti.« .N-A8SAU POHT Invite, letter.; IM).Hit:on where they must attacK at
to til'.- Kuitor on topi'.* of int«?re»t. ^ di-^advantaK''. and the theory upon
All I. tt'f" ti,u."t b«? acrompEnled by
•am*-^ apfl afJifuKPs, not nece.narily which they appear to be operating,
1/ ioo'i^'u'iu,""""" *"" "" '" ''"'*•'"" "' Ihat by pouring In men enough they —— can Hiibmergi' the en'>my ana roll
Till- .•>^A.S,SAL' P'^.ST i..< .lorveiJ every- i j ir »v.
Whuii i.,r 2 'onlH a week, lu c..-nt» lliein bd(rk, ha,s not worked. If the ft iiiunt!i, $1.00 a yar. Sub.-icrlbprfi Kniind riptmanv has not
Ht->'l to Inform th»- circula-/tbcoi.\ Ih sounn .uetmanv nas not
Speaking of the j^eon H. H. Rose, Baldwin
work of the Russian artilerlsts. Gen. William R. Seaman, Wantagh
ocoit said he uevei saw better. These Louis Venaii, Merrick
.lie definite stat(?ment8 from a high Percy B. Baylis, Hempstead
•re r' .
tlon <i'.p,ir'mfnt of any falliiri- to re^ «elY»> th" p»ipi.-r or fli-lay In ijeliverv. BM^>^"•Mll••r^ wMhlnK to Chang*, their »dui.-.-» M1CI.-.1 (five th'- 'jld a. W4II a» the ri.w a.l.Jte>». .Sub.crlb-r« I.-ev- ' Ins t!;r vil.tt^e may have tkeir pap'-r •d by niiill by 1 n f 0 rm'. n k thf 'li'partnri'.nl.
wir. ri.'w ^InS t>;r vi
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A'flr. »". f.ii '¦.irnr-iunl'-ntloni "1 THK %*•»••* I' I'OST coupon ATIO.-M
Main iiltt'-i:. 22 South Oiove Street KKl.KPOKT Telephon* «l.
iKii>.\v, .\rfiisr 17. i!»i7
lifcn able to push forward men ciiOiuh 10 pio^c it.s soundness,
Ti.iicli .'.iiatesists arc not figur¬ ing upon the war endini; lliiK year; :hpy are planniuj: campai,';n.s through thi. fall and wiirn'r of l!il7 and the sjuinx of I'tlS/^th the activity in
Amcrtcan authority. Russia edivent- ly has nol been eliminated as an im¬ portant factor in the war.
THK ALLIKS' PLANS
Pounrilnn the German army to pieces in preparation for a ^ranu fin¬ al offensive is to be the policy of the
.\llii-s according to French .Minister Thomas Connors, Jr., Freeport .,f Wo.. n..i„i.„„ ^f. . .V 1- . . Cornelius V. Garrison, Jr., U'.mt.t.uh of Wai Painle^e, After the Lntente j.^,,, ,^^j^ Bellmore
Allied confi-rcnce In lx)ndon a few n-unbull Cary, Hfinpstead
day.s ago, lu- .said, "Together the Brit- . Aitiiur I't/., Baldwin
iHh, American and Fr.'nch armies will ^•^'"¦'^ McClure, Hcmpstea 1
Kayiiioml Dean, Wanta.jh excit continuou.. rr^..;siire on the ; jot,n e. VonKlm, H.-nfLsfad
Harold B. Hunt, Kreeport Anthony \V. Ostrosky. Henipstead Oliver Carman, Baldwin William M. Seaman, Hempstead Herman E. Olsen, Central Park Samuel J. Smith. Smithville South Gilbert H. Lopine, Jr., Oceanside John V. Crowley, Westbury William 13. Jackson, Hempstead Richard Mangan, Hemps'ead
divided up into sections and all started on a hunt looking for fire wood, lu less than no time a blaz¬ ing fire was built by the young < ampers, and the cooking was weTl under way. Although the meal was nothing like iIk' meal at home, it certainly was eiijoyed by the hungry campers. On Sunday uioniiug last : all awoke early, (or it was the last day. Mackerel, -which was so gladly furnished by the Coast Guard was t-a;»-n with frijuyuit-lii. Toward llie close of the day the Scout.< departed, .\ithough their stay was very short, the Icn.iith of enjoyment was long.
i.\i-iy branch of the army directed to till, annihilation of the G'-rman army. The aerial .'•tveiintli of the British
ciiiiny v^ith staggeiinu blows at such Donald McI-)onalil, H. iMp!<t..ii.| iiuiTvals as the high commands think MaiUello Domenico, Garden Ci'v nt- such a policy has been pretty i-?!'^.!;^^-,[-.1^;:!;;''^'-'" ^ ( haily indicated for the last two ; Ht nrv D. .h ff'-rson, Fi-c-i p >. t
and Ki-i'iKh i.-^ li«-iu« incjreased as 1 ,,,ontli.^, in fact ever since the French Am'vlw Ziii.-lU, .\.-,v_Yo k
lapidly a.s iiiailiines can be manu-; j,„,i ijiuish in their spring drives *-"'-'
t;ii!,ii..<l. The Alli(-.s already have , f,„.,.,,f| ,i,e (;,.,.,nans out of strong po-
;i (I.I (led ,-(Ui)eriority in the air and | .«i,i„n.s uhich have cost them hun-
dicd,s 111' ihon.sands of im-u in fnillless i-IToi-t.<; Ul letalic.
"My Country 'Tit of Th«e. Sweet L«n<l of Liberty,"
i';.VN'>i\«-
I r-: iii.>..ii- -1
.\.\Mlill..VTM).\ ¦ i '"'¦'•"" •"'"' piHl.o.^.- of th'. .Vllie.-. not 10 ^l)re!^l< liiroiio'ti '.lie 'I'-riuau lines but ito ii-".iihilaie the ('..riuau army, in- fdlcaiiil I'.vo :-ii>ii!li- ;i;,'o a; Ihe lilow-
Inp I'll 111 111'- I'.eiiiiaii ciiiiencliiiH-nt.-*
alon.L; Ilie .M..--:ne.- li'l^^e, is now
frankly umiwi'I !•> I'l'-mli iniliiary
cri'ii-:-, "t:i -'\:)i\ the Genniin ai'liiy fto pieces, weakiii'n:-' il steadily, in¬ exorably iiiiul llic iiuiiiient when tiff.
Alii'-.- will be so siipeiior in niiiiibers
and ii:.:i'ei;a' that tin v can shatter the
Hindeiiliiii!,' line of steel and con-
crple i'l a (lii/eil places helv. nn the
eea and ,Swiizerliiii(r' is imw iho ad- niittrd ))l.'ri)Ose,
Steadily .since the war begaki the .Allies haV' been ^aiiiiim strength. In 1 poii men, iniinitioi.s and all of the sup- , plies of wai, anil their niiliiaiy activ- ; Ity hus nol been eonimensiirate with . >ain. this iiH-rease in Kir(-nKlh. The ter¬ rible, shattering drive at .Messines inl June, when nine miles of supposedly -^-s
are niabifcsl ing Kiealer activity in l.oinbin;; the Gernian intreni-hincnts, whiili is stiie'ly in accord with the ixiliey ol V iariii.i: down the C'-rnum .-in liL:h.
.\ir-aii\\liile Itie I nit'-il States is a*- .-; ii\'.,',.i\'.- :ii I'la! . . an army of a lif. W heiher or noi
Ibis i're-I. ro'-ei. uiii he held ill re¬ st TM- unnl siuiiiK. liy whicli time Ihe new h'.l'-s will he ¦ thoroughly liaiii.il, is, of c.airse. a matter of speeulai'on outside < I' Ihe hi.uhesl mil!.;.l,\ eiicles, hill, in \ie" of Hie pres.. Ill i.olicy of il;e allies, sucli a cour.-e ,-,eems not " iinprol'able.
.--Slimmed ii|i in a niMshell llie sit- ualioii .IS vhNved hy 1 1 ( neh strate¬ gist..- coijic.^ I'l thi.s: It is the Gcrniaii army that is Ueepin.ii; the war .toiiiK, Kill olT the Geniiaii army and tlie uai •.\ill end, ,Siiiiiids rather trite. ., no iiioie true lo-day than it thi'.'f yi-ais auo, hiil ossiines ihe liisl iudu alioti thai llie were .sliajiiii!^ their military -.0 lit this \i. \v. and now I'reiieh .-traie«isls are planiiiiiK the fall i'liii winti-i- (aiiiiiai;.;ns with llie .¦,am. olieetive.
.¦\side froiii spendin.:; a lot of nioney, if the T.-u'ift t'onimission whose es- tahlishmeni hy the President was hi raided wiih a loealhourish of truiii-
]>'¦¦-. has done an.Mhii'.ii to wuirant Joseph i'. (linsbui its coniiiiiiaiion in ofTice, the .Naiiona' i''t'i''>' il- Vi'oolsey, administialion has elTectively con¬ cealed the ra(-i.
.\') hoiisi-wifo ..-iioiild bf detericd I'liiiii tilling; hei- |iaiiiry shelves with jellies, jams ami pieMes of liei- own iiianufacture by ihe fear that shr will Iheiehy he Uiiilty of lioaidiUK. If we aie 10 eat in wjni.i wc must sloie
in SIIII •!¦ liir ih.w.. of us who
(-annoi store foofl:,t nff..; of ,nir own laisin.t;, sonnhofly alsi- must store.
Theodore Hild, li-aip.stead John D. Harms, Hempstead James R. Keteham, Freeport .•Vlbert Lee, Wantai.;!; Henry J. Neodhaei. Baldwin ,l<)hn H. Meaney, I'reeport Arthur M. Sehuhiine-her, Freepori Louis 11. Hand, Lim„' Beach Albert D. Crevoiserat. Roosevelt ILirold Smilh, Heiapstead Le Uoy V a len I ine, llempstead lohn J. Dixon, Jr.. Hobsevelt . Baldwin Freeport l-'ri'derick H. Talje. Preeport J. William Uikniar. Oceanside \ndrew T'-iiska, I.om; Beach .V.lolpli Ku'-bbe, .si.niiiivllle South I-'redi-rick \V. I'owl!, Henipstetid ,Iohu W. Lowe, Freeport ("h.-irli's Faber, Fre.-port Itodney L. Scudrlev. Freepoii .Norman I). I'hilliii-^. Haldwin Melville K. Smith. I'reeport .-itepheu .Morues, 11..mpstead
MERRICK
aiH u a wa .All
DRAFT BOARD HAS HALF ENOUGH MEN
Coiiliniied from Page One.
Tin; .si;('OM» akmv
.New Vork's Nalional
.^^impregnalili
•nlrenchmenls -were '"'^-aid to become the I'Tlh division
blown to aioms in an instant with friKhlful loss to the defenders, was the first indUialion of the new' strat¬ egy. In this terrific assault and in the subse((ucni counter attacks made by the Germans to regain the lost ground, the German losses were very heavy. As a result of theii' superior Btratcgy the British secured an im¬ portant and advantageous position •with relatively small loss, and when the tJerman counter attacks com- )i>"^ienc(d they were abli^ lo silaughter f, their assailant.s when Ihey were J: pushed forward in mass formation in the;i iinsucc:essful altenipls to recap- ftlre the lost uroiind. That was f: '"frlKhtfulness" to some purpose. Not only did it reduce Germany's fi.ghting Strength numerically, but the terrific character of the attack weakened the morale of the Cernian Irooiis as il never befoit. was weakened since the war heijaii.
In l-'raiice llie number of Germans killed in the repealed attacks made by the down Prince to retake the
(if Ine National Army, the new Guard, made up of the dejiot units, steps for¬ ward 10 take its place. In six months .New York has mobilized its Guard to proteti important public works, raised il from a peace footing to full war strength and prepared it for active service. When the Guard look the tield .depot units were or¬ ganized to take the place of those in active service and now these units follow the Guard as protectors of bridges, reservoirs and public build¬ ings. There has been no delay or (-onfiision, and as one force of citi¬ zen soldiers deparls for the war a fresh army of citizen defenders lakes over Ihe work for which it was or¬ ganized.
j Jarvis R. Pearsall, Oceanside, w-ife 1 and child Guard j Charles A. Morck, Hempstead, wife and children Perry G. Matthews, Henipstead, wife
and children Peter Kill • child
.Miss .Marion Au'iiony. of this vil- la;;..', visiieil .Mrs. IJIuard lluiitinuion. Ill \V;iiiia-h.
Kei. U . 11. Lllll I.I audi, after spond- inji a \.iv plrasaiii slay in Vermont. r.'iurneil home iiiijiroved in health. While i;e\. Liltlehiaiidt was in Ver¬ mont he "as the ^i.rsl of .Mrs. P. K. Jeaiiinps ai the lai.inox House. .Man¬ chester.
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111 the lasl few w.-eks the Merrick il 'i.ie Defence Leaiiue has incr«>ased roM Mderalily. The total number now . nrolli'd is alioui ninety men. There IS onl> room for atioui a dn/en more, mill the League should nol have ati.s iroiil.il in liiiilini; iiH-mliers. Those ..lie r.,-..ni!,\ enlislid ;iie: Theodore \s ii^suii:. I.i.-l.. W.- Kiehai-ds, .1. Val- h l.\ .\. L. I'.rowii... .-\nt(inlo Palmero, ..'iisiah W. .s. \'an Sicieii.
.\ line litany desk was consc.r laieil a! ihe riiiircli ol the rU'deeiiM-r on .-'iinday by the rector ,ihe L..ifi of their (hildren, in niemoriam 10 .Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Nelson Kent. The desk is certainly admired li\ tlie lonure- .-¦ii'oi; and adds g.eaiiy lowald th" 'l.iiie!i fnrnilure.
On Tesday evening last Ihe Hoy
Sioiits of .-Vmerii-a held their main
meeting of the season in the Parish
Hempstead, wife and I ^ '"'Iquarters. The meeting was well
'\ ; attended bv the boys, who were inosi-
Arthur W. Friend, Freeport, wife j '.''' all dressed in their khaki uni- and child ' forms. The meeling was addressed
Filip Bjorklund, Ifempstead, Aviator by Scout Master llewleii, of Wood- instructor, wife I mere, and Scout .Master Kis.sel, of Frank Mollineaux, Henipstead, wife P'eeporl The subject was in gene- Ernest J. McXally, Heinpstead, wife I ral devoted to Scout work and was in-
HISSIA'S I'AKT
Russia's army is keeping lu Gt-i- luan and Austrian divisions occu- pi»'d on the lasieiii war front. If liii.-.-^ia does nothini; more hei eon Iribuiion to the i ause of the Alliei is of great value. That is the opin ion 1;! .Major General Hugh L. Scott
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How You Can Do Your Bit"
THE following suggestions may be of value as illustrating how you can "do your bit" in cooi)erating in the use of telephone service, which is of such vital importance to the Nation at this time:
Take good care of your telephone Inatruments and corda, so that they will not become damaged. A broken instrument or a wet telephone cord may cause aerious interruption to your service and require labor and costly materials to repair. Take good care ot your telephone switchboard. With the present scarcity of all materials required in the telephone business, conservation of tele¬ phone equipment is essential. Avoid unnecessary calls and help keep the lines open for important messages. Avoid especially "curiosity calls" In times of emergency — calls that may seriously interfere with Important service.
The* Cooperation of all telephone users is neceosary at the present time to assure high grade service for coqi- iqerclal use and for the National Defense.-
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
and child Arthur L. Dennis, Roo.sevelt, wife
and child John F. Cain, Fret-porl, wife and
children Uobert T. Walden, Freport, wife and
child I. VanXostrand, Koosevt-lt, wife and
children Leltoy Ciiiniell, Fieeport, wife and
children Kdward S. Clark, Garden City, avia¬ tion iiR'Cliauician William Massam, Baldwin, wife and
child .Morris Chinitz, Long Beach, wife
and children Dounhis C. Lawienci'. Freepoit,
iiiother William H. .Noun, Henipstead, wife and child _ ! Walter Ashdown, Wantagh, depeud- '' I ent parents
-|.Maurice Mahon, Oceanside, wife and children John J. .VIc.Mantih, Freeport, wife
und children Kdward fl. Dtuuis, Roosevelt, wife
and child Frank Bailey, Fieeport, wife and
child Louis K. Fi-le.'iuian, Fieeport, wife
and children .Vxei O. Anderson, Hempstead, wife
and children F. E. Corse, Freeport, dependent
mother Anthony J. Hurte, Hempstead, wife
aud childreu Prescott H. Dennis, Roosevelt, wife
aud children Stanley Ziiuiski, Hempstead, wife
and child Moriis Cerlevitch, Hempstead, wife
aud child Melfrid Klderd, Freeport, wife and child :
J. H. V\ einert, Seaford, wife and
tMuldren ffarry Super, Wantagh, wife aud
childreu
John D. Walker, Merrick, wife and
child j
-Uiltou M. Smilh, Baldwin, wife and I
child I
I Lee W. Lungdon, Oceanside, wife:
I aud children j
i Gustave .\. Berg, Hempstead, wife
j and childreu I
Angus Cameron, Hempsitead, wife]
and child Frederick H. Mangels, Bellmore wife aud childreu ;
I Otto Nautnann, Heiiipstead, wife and children !
I Hilding G. Graudon, Hempstead, wife| I and child j
! Guetauo Daniel, l-^reeport, wife aud ' I child j
j Charles H. Verity, Jr., Baldwin, -wife' I aud child I
j A'illiam A. Wagner, Hempstead, I wUe and child
! .Vlvin F. Smilh, Freeport, wife and | I children 1
! ItKJEiTED PHYSICALLY |
I Walter S. Kubiu, Freeport j
I John L. Radermacher, Smithville! j South ¦ I
' rhomus Kiinple, Freeport i
Lawrance Dartly, Long Beach
deed very interesting and enjoyahli
On Sunday last, late in the after¬ noon, the Boy Scouts of America, Troop No, 1, came niarching home from a successful time at Hi.nh Hill Beach. On Saturday, .\iigusl 4, Ihe boys, under the direction of Scout .Master C. A. Calkins and .Mr, John Draper, assistant scorn master, Ihe boys hiked lo Bellmon Dock, where they were taken over to High Hill Beach on a mwtor launch. I'ptm im¬ mediate arrival al the heach the boys
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Yourfriei»d, MRS McDONALO
WANT ED
IMMEDIATELY
TO RENT with OPTION to PURCHASE all year Modern Residence of about 10 to 12 rooms and 2 baths; one-half acre or more attractively laid out; preferably Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, or that vi¬ cinity
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Our stock is complete in the hardware line, and we offer you prompt and courteous service and right prices on all purchases whether large or small. ^^^^
You look at everythingf'be- fore you buy, and back ofjall is our guaranty of quality. ^ ^
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E. N. EDWARDS FREEPORT. L. I
On Monday evening practically all Ihe cliizen.-i of .Merrick turned out to hear the meeting at the l-'iremen'.-; Hall. .Mr. John H. Snodgrass, former Consulate General al Moscow, Rus¬ sia, for eight years, was a very in- terestin:,' speaker. .Mr. Suodgrass spoke on 111*' rcl.ution of Russia, He described the present condition in Russia very defin'iely, and also spoke on the relations at the pres'i-ni tini' li.i«een the .Allied Countiy und the Iniied Stales,
.Another intere.-.tini.' speaker war ricoiize 1-;. Hockwcll, wl.o is it; the American ambulance ser\ice in Flan¬ ders. .Mi-. Itockwell desciitied many incidents of the lueseut war, many of hi; ii.'i-i-c.ual haiiiieninRs. One inci- (' 1" uhi'h he describid was in re- cards to how the riormans tired on 'he iKisjiiial, He (le.-cvihcd how Dun- l-iik. a \illaue of not ii-.uch impoi-- •aiicf, wa< shi-lled. altlioiigh no ii-oop.-; \,.;i. thei-i., .Many of the hosiihals in imni-.'rk ,-•» the time of 'he shi lliuL- ¦.^•¦re d.unaued. .¦ ¦*,
W.ANTKH G-irl le: general house- w<iik. iuqnivi .,;:.-. Dorlliine.. LM .\. Long Bea(-h .\venui, I-'icijK>:t. tf
\\'.\N ri:i) (iirl fi.f ixiwer sewini; mr.ihine: also pood sewers to sew
hi:;ii,i;.s: p;iy snoii. .Ajifily S'lent.' .V CiiId'H-,^' .H:; i;. Me,-:i.,k it.,ad. Ft eepon.
We Have Ap^Mcalions
l<>r houses I.'. :t<:. furnished or Dnfurnished, iiom desirable lenanls. Vtil! be pleased to list your proporly eilher For Sale, Kfnl or I .change.
.JAMES HANSE
Tel. 77 S3 RAil.ROAO Wt, FREEPORT, L L
(iOOn PO.SITIU.N FOK yoim; ma>
tniiiiu: iiian jii>l mii m school, with inel:nHtioii to ^>rlt:m;, c::ii obtain utixhI Ii'isition ill ne«spii[ier iiio^ miiiru/lne iMirk, nml hNo inaUe ciiininissiinis m; a herf'>.itii:. \ddresv l!i>x 7.'>. Niisvmi I'lisf. 1 reenorl, \e« ^ iirk.
AUTOMOBILES
ro K1-;.\T Dead storage space for Hiitoiiiobiles ^2 pir month. B. O. tiox 67 Fieiiinrt,
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in New York, J.SS.SO, includi-ig com- pleta outfit Accounts collected
eTarywhere. Suite 1208 A, Times Buildin((, Broadway and 42nd St. Telephone 1027 Bryant
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We are ho,llele.<s little puppie.s and
Ve don't kuo« \\liat lo do. I'an't ymi
love us just a little.' Let us stay this
Vear w ith yon.
FOK SALK I'ekiUs'.-.-e Lnsli.-h ken¬ nel dogs :ind pUli|iies. l'itie.~t pedl- I gre.s. Keasoiijilile. M ILiudall .A\einir, Frci.'p.irt. I'liom- 1:1 li' ]."ioe- port.
' I'OK SALK Fin- lari,'.' houses on i;'.!'.e plot-: luiet f;<v.n JlSoii to ^ir.iH); in Freepoit tiiid Hoo.si.vcit; all impnivi tiieiii.-i and terms to suit. Box 14. Nassi!ii Post
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Herald Square Clothes Shop
128 West :Mth Street, New York Oily
Men's and Young Mens Palm Beach and Cool Cloth Suits, at
$6.50
White Flannels, at
$3.20
Don't Let the Moths Destroy Your Winter Clothes
ui our
MOTH-PROOF CHESTS
Sale
Arthur WtiHehouse, 91 S. Main Street, Freeport
Hardnare, PainU, Tarnidhei, IUtm and R«pairi
^u^iHgeteg^s and have healthy ^J^fe^lii ^^.^ sturdy chicks .^^^'^:^^::iM>^\^Hi if you use
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Manufactured Ijy Shaw &'Iruesdell Co. Brooklyn. N.Y.
For Sale by all Dealers
