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THE VASSAU FOST, FSEEFOBT, V. Y., FBIDAT, EOTEXBEB 86, 1915.
Wanted, For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
Pmmt little waat -agm." get the caa^a while tka satUas** gaag. Tcl. «•
Twa eeata a war« far gemt laaarttaa. Bilalataai tea wardai aae eeat a war4 far Micecaaive laaartlaaa.
s'ye'aru old, alao two ciarrlage*. cheap. MIHH Ft. O. Heinrich, Baldwin. ll-l»-tf
TO L.ET—Neatly furnished and heated rooma for gentlemen otvly. In privato family: one block from depot and two Mocks from Main atreet. Address Mrs. a. B. O.. Nassau Post. It-b-tt
WANTF:d—Work by the day or week;
good cook and laundress. Carrie
Archer. 2« Henry street. ll-6-lt^
WANTKD—Young white girl, Engllah spoaking, for general housework; no cboking; »20.00. Mrs. L. H. Appleson.
S98 Archer street. 11-0--11
WANTED/-younK Rirl t" »«»'", '?
housework; good homo. Phone 131j
Wantagh. ^''-'^'"
FOR 6<AL.E>—22% a-sre farm In Massa- chuaetta; heilthy climate; pureat running Water; beautiful scenery: 10- room house, garage and stable. Price, ,6.000 cash. ^^^
TO RENT—Small house at Ro?»eveit.
S7.00 per month. Apply at Qua/'ty
Bakery, corner Qrove strcet and Olive
Boulevard, Freeport. lii-ii-ti
TO RENT—House, Hve rooms with five ^ acres of ground, near depot at Sea ford; reasonable rent. Wm. Qarnett Payne, Seaford, Ij. I.
BRAIN SURGERY CURES TWELVE
HOSPITAL WORK HELPS CZARINA
ExhiUtlon Sliows Wonders of Modorn Operations.
Care of Soldiers Cures Her of Melancholif.
PARALYTIC BOY ATHLETE. JOY IN IMPERIAL HOME.
FOR SALE—complete kitchen oil stove^
laundry stove, parrot cage, cheap. Box
87 L.onK Beach^
FOR~SALE—1915 slx-cyllndir Hudson, seven-passenger touring car, fully equipped, electric starter; can be bought cheap C. O.JKcmp, Freeport. 10-16-t.f TO—LET^^ozy bungalow of three rooms, furnlahed: »10. Pa'-VS"i'f7; Box 4, Merrick, '"'l" "
THOROUGHLY reliable dressmaker Is
r.?eWed to do all kinds of work at
her hSme. Mrs. White. 18 Bedell street
Froeport.
"proclamation ^ ,
WHEREAS, a term of Supreme Court is appointed to be held at the Court House in the Village of Mineola, Nas¬ sau County, in and for the County of Nassau on the 6lh day of December, 191,''. proclamation is therefore here¬ by made in conformity to a precept to me directed and delivered by the Dis¬ trict Attorney of Nassau County, on the 17th day of November, 1915, to all peraons bound to appear at the said Supreme Court by recognizance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and all Justices of the Peace, Coroners, and other ofllcers who have taken any recognizance for the appearance of any person at such court, or who have taken any inquisition or the examina¬ tion of any prisoner or witness, are required to return such recognizance, inquisition and examination to the said court at the opening thereof, on the first day of its sitting.
Given under my hand at the Sheriff's offlce, in the Village ot Min¬ eola, on the 18th day of November,
STEPHEN P. PETTIT, Sheriff of Nassau County.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU GOOD HELP FURNISHED
MRS. CHARLBS MANX
as Olive Boulevard Freeport, L. I.
Tel. 72-J. Between South Main and Henry Sts.
• Bakery •
JOHN DUDA
166 Benmngton Ave. Freeport
Tel. 746-J.
The very best Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes delivered at your door.
Oive us a trial.
STATIONERY & SCHOOL SUPPLIES CONFECTIONERY & ICE CREAM
Anything and Everything
FOB SCHOOL CHILDBEN
SPOBTma GOODS AND
FISHma TACKLE
CHOICE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
Morris H. Spitzer
South Grove and Pine Streets
We Know How
Charles Howard
CONDUCTS
A First-Class Laundry
at
S8 BBOQEXYN AVENUE FBEEPOBT
Goodc called for snd promptly retumod.
Lad Goaa Through Faats te Delight of Naw York Doctor*—Som* of th* Vio- tim* Resorted to Use of Facuiti** When Cysts Wer* R*moved From the Brain—Symptoms Puzzled.
New York.—A dozen childreu were exhibited recently as wonders of mod¬ ern bruin surgery ut the Academy of Medicine at n Joint session with tlte New York Neurological society.
The heads of most of tbem bad been cut open, some ou one side ouly, some on both sides, by Dr. William Sbarpe and ills tisHlstunis nt Polyclinic hos¬ pital.
The children, who ranged iu age from two to twelve years, had suffered from spasmodi' paralysis, due to hem¬ orrhage inside tbo .sbMll. In many cases they had been seized with con- vulsioiw soon after birth. In a num ber of Instances tbe i)aralysls was uot much noticeable until «'ight months or HO after birth.
In cutting into (he heads of a large proportion of tho cases the surgeon found cysts, which hud to be removed. Sometimes Ibe symptoms had been puzzling, and in every case where a hemorrhage was suspected as the cause lit the .s.vmptuuis Ihe eye signs were investigated, and an exumlna- tion was mnde of thc spiuni fluid to corroborate the diagnosis.
Littlo ones who before tho knife ex plored thoir .skulls were incapable of speech or even of locomotion or move¬ ments of tlie firms were* able to talk aud laugh and run backward and for¬ ward and hold their arms up above their heads like normal children.
One of the children, a boy, who be¬ fore the operation couldn't walk or talk intelligibly, now goes .seven blocks to school twice a duy.
One little child thut formerly was always huddled up. with its head bent down almost to its feot, trotted proud ly before tbe surgeons, some of whom stood on chairs in order to got a better view.
In none of llie cases shown at the meeting bad there been any convul¬ sions or backward symptoms since tho" use of the knife. Out of over 170 op¬ erations, according to tho Polyclinic- professor, there were only twelve deaths, aud there were special reasons to account for them, including ex¬ treme emaciation in a nuniber of in stances when tho skull was cut open.
One of the children was a boy of twelve, who, from being u helpless paralytic, bad beon taught by Dr. Bess M. Mensendieck to use one muscle aft¬ er another until be has flnally got al¬ most as much control over himself us a professional athlete. The process of teaching him went on dally for moro tban six months.
The boy was stripped, and then on a mat he went through practically all the contortions of a wrestler, bending bis body backward, forward, sideways, twisting his trunk, raising his arms, flexing his legs and rising from the mat by the use ouly of his leg muscles.
Dr. Alfred S. Taylor showed two. young mon who had been restored to health by oponlng their backs aud re¬ moving sjiinul cord tumors.
Dr. C. Burns Craig, who served with the American ambulance service in Paris, told of the injuries to the periph¬ eral nerves produced by modern war¬ fare.
Pew soldiers survive bayonet wounds, added Dr. Craig. They die either from shock or loss of blood.
P*ar Which Was Held In Clo*« In- timacia* of Court Circles That Sh* Wa* Drifting Into Hopeless Insanity Now Dispelled—Her Two Daughters Also Are Actively Engaged.
Petrograd.—If tbe war bas brought unspeakable horror to the llus.siau peo¬ ple It has uKso brought comfort to the Imperial housohold of the czar. Prior to the war it wus no setret that the czarina suffered from a marked form of melancholia with other mental i)e- I culiarltles. The foar was held iu the I close Intiniaciis of court circles that she was drlftiug into hopeless Insanity. But since tho czarina and her two daughtcr.s. tho Gniud Duchess Olga and the Ornnil lUuhess Tatlana. hnve entered uctivoly into their work as Red Cross luusos Ihc word has gone throughout all the Uussias tbat the mental sickno-^-: .ii" tho <'/.ai'ina baa been curo<l.
To hor ronslant and self sacrificing labors in tbo court hospital at Tsars- koe Selo, lho village whore the famou*
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I'lioto b.\ -Xiiieiicari Tress A.s.soclatlon. BMPKESS ALEXANDRA AS KE1> CROSS NtTBSB
summer palace of the czar is located, is credited thc relief which has come to her mentull.v.
The czarina and the grand duchesses took a thorough course in tratnlug In the care of (he wounded soldiers. The czarina threw herself into the organ¬ ization of tbe hospital with enthusiasm and had it equipped in the most r>or- fect manner.
It was placed under tbe direction of the Princess t!e<lroyc, one of the bli;h- est nobility and wbo has won a na¬ tional repututiOM iu Russia as one of the foremost women do<tors. Tbe czarina, with bor daughters, works at the hospilal evcry day from !> a. m. to 2 p. in. and often later.
So lmi)ressod aro thoy with the seri¬ ousness and the humanity of their services that thoy often return In the evenings, and when they have danger¬ ously wounded patients they stay atl night. The czarina has also equipped a bath train and presented It to tho soldiers In the fleld.
The court hospital has accommoda¬ tions for 200 soldiers and thirty offi¬ cers. The regular nurse's uniform which the royal nurses wear is made of white with a red cross on the left
EXCELSIOR MARKET
A. H. McGARVEY
Proprietor
123 SOUTH MAIN STBEET
FBEEPOBT
Phone 75
My imall expenae will enable me to fumiah my patrona with the beat grade of meats at loweat poaaible pricea.
For the Week I Quote:
Porterhouse Steak 28c
Sirloin Steak 26c
Prime Bib Boast 22c
Legs Spring Lamb 20c
('Fowl 21o
^¦^H^ Boast. Chioken...25c KiUed I
I BroUers 28c
Philadelphia Scrapple . .ISVsO
Fresh Hams 19c
Fresh Shoulder 16c
Loin Pork 20c
Bacon 22o
Corned Ham 18o
Corned Beef ... 12o
Hew Sour Kraut, 3 lbs. for 10c Frankfurters 17e
arm. Tbe example of tlie czarina aud her daaghters b.ns iodaced many wom¬ en of the IlUKslan nobility to devote themselves to Red Cross work.
Some of them have tnmed over their rcsMences In PotroiTT.d as v,-o!l a? th'ir estatVs In the country to the soldier? for boftpitals. The Grand Dtichess Olsra is twenty .vears old and her sister. Tatlana, seventeen. Both of tbem have been gazetted'colonels of two (-trnoXi /»»ivniry re*^!i!eiit^ in their fs ther's service.
CRYSTAL OPENING
It has not been our good pleasure, in years, to attend an entertainment so thoroughly appreciated by every one present as the opening perform¬ ance at the Crystal Monday evening.
Surely all who had visited the Crys¬ tal during George H. Randall's man-
FINDS DIET CURES CANCER.
London Doctor Report* S«v*n Complete Recoveries With Natur*'* Aid.
London. — Seven patients suCfering from cancer have been completely cured "by assisting nature's efforts," according to Dr. Robert BeU, bead of the cancer reseurch department of the Battersea General hospital
"We have." Dr. Bell recently said. "been able to demonstrate beyond doubt that the hoallug power of na ture. If sufliciently assisted by regu¬ lating the diet rogimen of patients, together with the administration of therapeutic agents, bas proved lu many Instances quite oompetent not only to overcome the disease, but to bring about complete riH-overy."
THIS CLOCK STILL TICKS.
Wheels Are Made of Wood, and It Is a General Guide.
Asbovillo. N. C—Charles Bollck of this city is Ihe possessor of »u old <,'lock, (Still runiiiiiL'. ulthough Its wheels are made of wood, und its history can 1)0 traced bael; for ovor forty yoars. Besides givins the time, tbe clock has pastoKl in the ha'k some statistics.
Krom this clock it is learned that lu Uio year 1812 (ho i>ostago rate for a sin¬ gle letter for a distance not exceeding .'to mile.s was C cents: over 30 miles and not (>xcoodIim Wi. 10 cents; over SO miles and not oxcoeding l.'iO miles, 12'^ cuts, iind for .-i distance of 400 miles. '17, cenls.
.N'orth (.'arolin;! in 1812 contained ii;!8.820 people ami the United States !).02.">.T.'>0. Judt;ing fmm this record in the back of Ihe clock it mnst be at least IOO yoars old.
WIRELESS SICKNESS NOW.
Travelers at Sea Affected by th* Tele¬ phone Development.
Philadelphia.—"Wireless nausea" is (he newest illness reported and bas only come since the wireless telephone with Its almost unmeasured voltage current projectod through space has become an established thing. The dis covery of the [ilK'iiomenon was the re¬ sult of travelers on shipboard becom¬ ing nauseated at sen when there wa.s no perceptible dip to the vessels on which they wore (raveling.
The mattor was reported to the Aero Club of Pennsylvania, and one of its members was sent aboard a coastwise liner to Investigate. When the Influ¬ ence began to be folt the wireless ap¬ paratus was set and an extremely high potential snch as Is used at Arlington was discovered in the atmosphere.
VVO.ME.N'S AND MISSES' STREET, afternoon and evening gowns at Leon's Gown Shop. ."^.06 Fulton street, Brooklyn.—Adv.
agement will agree with ua that he conscientiouilr did his best to give good and satisfactory entertainments, but Tuesday evening's performance won the (requoot and hearty applause of aU.
The continued applause given Mr. Flatow, when he came to the foot¬ lights, gave his welcome and made
tome announeemeDta, bespeaks th*' well wishes of the citizens ot Free- port.
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' BVENINO wraps. In rose, blue, green, purple, turquoiae or white, unsurpassed: at Leon's Oown Shop, 506 Fulton street, Brooklyn.—Adv.
My Grocery Store
Because here are some Thanksgiving Si>ecials that for Quality and Price cannot be equaled anywhere. Above all note the price of Potatoea. .j i
THREE CANS CONDENSED MILK 26c
EVAPORATED MILK, a can 7c
POTATOES
Peck, 15 Ibs. - - 25 cents
Bushel, 60 lbs. - - 97
BARREL, 180 lbs.
$2.90
Apples Oranges Orape Fmit Cranberries Sweet Potatoea Orapea Bed, White and Yellow Onipna Tnmipa
ECKERSON'S BUTTERINE 21c a lb.; 5 Iba., $1.00
ALL KINDS OF TEAS a lb., 29c
FAMOUS BLEND COFFEE a lb., 20c
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK FOB THIS ADV. EVEBY WEEK, IT WILL PAY YOU.
J. J. DOLAN
28 WEST MEBBICK BOAD
TeL 488-J.
Free OeliTeiy
Phone 595-W
Bert's Specialty Sliep
CORNER MERRICK BOAD AND CHUBCH STBEET
FBEEPOET, L. I.
We have now on hand a very new and pretty assortment of ladies' Skating Sets. conslBtlng of Cap and Scarf, at
$1.49, 11.75, $1.98. ALL PUBE WOOL.
Also offering exceedingly good'*Value8 in the line of Coats and Suits.
$17.98 SUITS NOW AT $13.98 $15.98 SUITS NOW AT $12.50 Crepe de Chine Waists from $1.95 up.
We welcome your inspection of same, regardleso whether you purchase or not.
ALTERATIONS FREE
"The Store of Style and Valoe"
YOU WANT US!
W. A. MacFarlane
29 South Main Street, Comer Olive Boulevard
Freeport
STOVES, RANGES, STOVE PIPE, OIL, GAS AND ELECTRIC
HEATERS
Why shiver and catch cold when for a few dollars you can have heat without starting the heating plant until COLD weather sets in.
We have a full stock of Glass and China Ware, Agate and Porce¬ lain Cooking Utensils, Ash Barrels, Covers and Sifters; in fact, any- thing you want.
Carpenters' and Masons* Tools
Come and see our stock and you will see many things that you want but would not havo otherwise thought of.
Leon's Gown Shop
506 FULTON STREET
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Apparel and Style Accessories
Assortment and newness combine in giving
STYLE SATISFACTION
Leon gives best values, not sometimes, but always
Extraordinary Offer
Stylish Clothes for Women
who appreciate price satisfaction in latest fads and fancies as well as practical styles
TAILORED SUITS
$10.98 to $27.98
Formerly $15.98 to $37,60
SERGE AND SILK DRESSES
$5,96 to $19.98
Formerly $8.98 to $32.50
FALL AND WINTER COATS
$3.98 to $35.00
Formerly $5.98 to $49.50
EVENING GOWNS
$5.98 to $27.50
Formerly $9.98 to $39.50
These goods are at a price that will enable anyone to buy two or three for th&^sual price of one.
We are ready to give you a broad guarantee
for every one of our Atatements made
In regard to Values, Prices
and Quality
