THE ITASSAU POST, FIEEFOST, H, T, FRIDAY, JIFIY 14, 1916,
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ROOSEVELT—News Items and Personal Mention
CHARLKR RKKD,
Special Correapondenf,
20 Whitehouse Avenue, Rooaevelt, L I.
All newa Itema muat be In not later than Monday evening of each week.
Thc publi.sherB of Thf> Naflsau Post are very anxioiiR that the people of Roosevelt Hhall use ita column.s to advance the intereBta of the villaKe a.s mcuh aw poaalble. Items of news will be very rnuch appreciated, and in or¬ der that it will be an easy matter for everyone to help, we have appointed Mr. Charle.H Reed as special corre¬ spondent, and his home, as it were, will be a sort of clearing house where you can leave the facts of what is KoIng on. and he will attend to writ¬ ing it up.
In order to help the young folks to develop an inlercHt In joiirnalifitic work, we have authorized Mr, Keed to give some prize,"? for the greatest amount of news given fo him during the months of July and August, Tlils offer will be of special Inierest to the members of the Boys' Brigade, because there will be a prize for the brigade, beside three other prizes.
The first prize will be |l..')0; sec¬ ond and third, $1,00 each.
This contest is open to every boy and girl In tliP district of Roo.sevelt, ahd the one fiirnishihg the greatest total number of lines during the two months issues of The Post will win the flrst prize, and also winfi the hoys' brigade prize whicii wc will announce next week. To win the prize It will be nccseaary to supply at least 70 lines of reading, which is an average of only 10 lines each week. If two or more supply the same facts of news, the first one reaching Mr, Reed will be credited with it.
There are many boys and girls who can write good essays, and Ihls con¬ test is meant to develop their ability to get the facts and write Ihem up, bnt it is not necessary to write it in full if vou don't want to. Just give the facts to Mr, Reed and he will write it. Now, then, get husy and let us eee who wants to help build up the interests of Roosevelt.
The contest is on "GO TO IT! ' A
personal certified check to each of tlie three winners will be sent on Septem¬ ber 1. "TMnk of it! A personal cer- tifle<k clieck made out to your own name.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Most desirable lots, plats and tracts in Roosevelt's best .sec¬ tion. Unsurpas.sed, improved properties, with all modern con¬ veniences ready for occupancy. "We will sell you a lot and build you a house from your own plans.
Come and see us before pur¬ chasing and get the benefit of our experience.
EDWARD UHE, Nassau Road and Fulton Street Tel. 679-J Freeport.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr, and .Mrs, Charles Reed, Whitestone avenue, on Thurs¬ day evening of last week. .Miss Min¬ nie Brown of New Hyde Park, .Miss Anna .Sheeran of .Mineola. and .Miss Irene Otten of Roekville Centre, were tlie guests of the above residents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M, K, churcii will hold a lawn party at Abrams' Grove today (Friday I, Re- froMhinents, games and a good time in general.
Election for School Director.
The annual scliool district meeting of the 1,'nion Free .School District .No. S, town of Hempstead, will be held in the a«sembly hall of school build¬ ing .N'o, 2. (onui Rose and Lincoln avenues, Roosevelt, in said district, on Tuesday evening, Aug. 1, 1916, at S o'cloclf.
All the inliabitants of the above district entitled to vote at any meet¬ ing are urged to he present. Tills is an important meeting, and it is of vital interest for the following rea¬ sons:
1, Electing one trustee for three years in place of Archibald Green«- woid, whose term of offlce wlil ex¬ pire on jTTly :n. 1916.
1', The voting of such taxes as may bo necessary to meet tlie estimated expenditures for lhe ensuing year, ex¬ clusive of tlie pulilic moneys,
:!. The transaction of such otlior husiness as may come before the meeting.
.Mr, Samuel Abrams of this place was unfortunate eutHigh to lone a pig on Saturday last. Sammy says lie gave tlim a dose of niedicine, and tlie porker just turned up his toes and died. Pigs are not in the luihit of taking medicine, and maybe he was so true lo hks nature that he tool* too niiicli. and Ills owners' kindness was llis undoing,
"Miss Catharine Cropsey of Iirook¬ lyn is spending a iliree weeks' vaca¬ tion with her aunt, Mrs, Bert Ilarvey, of DeBevoise avenue.
Arthur Whitehouse
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Specifications
Furnished
MORTGAGES SECURED
Houses for Sale on Easy Terms
General Jobbing Work
Porch and Window Screens
a specialty
Whitehouse Ave.. Cor, Union Pl,
ROOSEVELT Tel. 811-R Freeport
Gilman's Local Express
For Roosevelt
THREE DELIVERIES DAILY TO AND FROM FREEPORT
23 MAIN STREET ROOSEVELT
'Plione (Connection.
MEINEN
Grocer and Delicatessen
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fruits and Vegetables Candies Cigars Tobacco
"Everything for the Family"
Washington Avenue, Roosevelt Tel. Slf.-W. Opp. School
Roosevelt Inn
Nassau Road and Woods Ave.
I
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
AUGUST BOETTJER,
Proprietor
Trolley Stop 66. Roosevelt
Tel. 70 Kreeport
S-O-C-O-N-Y
We handle none but the Standard Oil Company Gasoline, KeroKne, Lubricating Oils, Greases, Oil Heaters and Oil Cook Stoves.
We carry Lamps, Burners, Chimneys and Wicks. A post¬ card brings us to your door.
C. niLLER
Park Ave, and East Charles St,
Tel. 462-R. ROOSEVELT
Dr. D. A. Csktxior
REGISTERED EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
with nuire than L'U years successful experience litis opened an ollico at 37 WOODS AVE. ROOSEVELT, L. I. Hr, Cantor will give special free examinations of tlie eyes Fridays and Saturdays, !i a, m, to 9 p, iii,, at home, (lianitrn fiirniKbed a* lotvrnt prlrm
All repair work promptly attended to, AU work guaranteed.
Visit of New Superintendent.
The first quarterly conference of the Roosevelt .M. E. church was held on Saturday evening last. Dr. A. S, C'avanaugh, the new district super¬ intendent, was present, and in a forceful and logical manner present¬ ed Ko.nie new ideas in his work. One was that instead of meetings in the separate churches for the second and tliird ijuarters, certain sections should combine and hold a confer¬ ence at a given central location In the afternoon and evening. The mem¬ bers of tlie fiuarterly conference ot each church, as well as the workers, would be invited to attend and make their reports , and exchange views and plans for hetter service. This idea has been adopted by over fifty churches in this district.
On account of the epidemic ot in¬ fantile paralysis A-hich Is tlireafen- Ing the cliildren hereabouts, no Sun¬ day school sessions were held in the churches of this place last Sunday. They will not be resumed until fur¬ tlier notice.
The evening services of the fipisco¬ pal church, for the month of July, wiil he held at 4 o'clock, instead of at T.;iO.
Rev. S. O, Curtice of the Freeport .M, E. church, and Rev. K. O, Tree of the Roosevelt churcli. will excliange pulpits for the evening service on Sunday, July 16.
Rey-Searaan Nuptials.
.Miss Viola Seanian. datigliler of .Mr, and Mrs, Henry Seaman of Hemp¬ stead, was married to -Mr. William T, Rey of Bellerose. on Saturday last. The cereniony was perfoiiued in the M. K, cliurch of Hempsteud hy Rev, Wa'ter Winans at S p. in. Both bride and groom are well known to a great many of our residents. w!io wiil bc pleased to hear of the aliove facts, and will join in the well wishes which are being sho-.vered on tlie happy criuple.
The bride wore a most becoming dress of wliite taffeta, with white slippers and hat. The hrideniaid was Miss .Mao Allen of HeTupstead. who was attired In light blue taffeta. The be«t man was Mr. Harold Veretz of Roslyn,
..\fter the nuptials tho bridal party hied themselves to the big city, wliere a wedding supepr waa served. The newlv-weds are spending tlieir honeymoon at Bellero.se, and will soon take up their residence in Hempstead,
lu order to help along tho safety movement against the spread of in¬ fantile paral.vsis. the yming soldiers connected with the I', B. B. *A. of thia place, have been excused from drill. Captain Russell is alert to all things which will benefit his re¬ cruits.
Tho Nasaau County Trust Com¬ pany of Mineola has sent out invita¬ tion's to all depositors, which includes manv of our own reaidents. to come
Ice and Coal
WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE PHONE OR CALL
Freeport Ice and Fuel Co.
South Main Street Freeport
Tcl. rM.^i
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Nassau Road and Centennial Av.
We court the actiuaintance of sellers as well as buyers.
We have most desirable prop¬ erties listed with us for sale, lease or exchange.
Let us know your wants and we will surely help you out and save you time and money.
HEINRICH & SON,
Proprietors.
YILLAjJE DIRECTORY
Board of Kdnrallon
Hupo Pohlman, President,
Trust' es:
.Archibald Oret-nsword,
l-!uBene Eldridee. Sr,
.Mrs, Joseph Kaath
Henry J, Bauer.
William J, Gillwpii, liistrict Clerk.
W. li. Koniir, Tre.-i.'iinr,
Charle.s F:. Whit< hi,u,se. Collector,
Hr, F, B, Rerpen, M-ilical Attendant,
Wafer fomtnltlee
.\rchlbald Greenswnul, Chairman.
Kciward R. Morarity, Secretary.
James A. "."nward,
John J, C, Tuers,
Ilenry C, Alio rs.
Taxpayrm' I>iKhtlnK Commiltee
Hinry C. .Mher.-', f'liairniiin.
William J, (lillespi, , Secretary,
H, J, Bauer,
K, T. Baldwin.
Itiiymond Miitihews,
Flre Dppartin«>nt
William F. Pear.«all, Chief,
Jesse Rhodes, First .\,eslstant,
. Chris, .Miller, Secnnd Apslstant.
Henry M. Strau.^s-, Secretary.
Charles Apple. Trea.surer,
Total rnimbershl[i of I ii partment, 130,
.\lpba Hook and Ladder Co.
,Tolin J, Boston, Koreman,
Riihirt Kamhollom, First Assistant,
Vincent Salmo, .Sicenil Assistant,
Kugene KIdridge, .lr,. Secrelary,
Fred Mollineaux, Treasurer,
Hoae Co. >'o. 1.
Joseph Cruger, I-"oreman.
O. Iiavenport. First .-Nssistant,
(1, MlKgins, Seconil Assisiant,
II, I'lock, Seer<tar\-.
William Konig, Treasurer,
HuHiirll Hoar Co. Mo. 2
<''laude Brotherlrtfre. Foreman,
Krank Coward, hirst Assistant,
Harry Rlinn, .Second .Assistant,
r, Truesdnle, Seeretnrv,
Fred Schmidt, Treasurer,
Harmony Rrpiihliean %KMnelnll»n of the
'rweirih Klectlon ItlHlrlrt, Town
of Ilenipiitrad, >. 1.
,1, .r. .Mc^Caffrey, Cuunly < •oinniittf-eman.
Kdward I'he, Tresident,
William I'earsall, \iee-Presldent.
S. Kil)rar 1 >ye, HeconliiiK Secretary,
Vine. Ill Salmo, Financial Serretarv.
,Ii>lin .1, .McCaffrey, Treasurer,
Koonevril M. K. I'hiirrh
Kev, K, <i. The. , Cisl.ir.
M. i'liiira KpUeopal Chureh of ItooNevell
Kl \-, KeiuhUin H, Niii.'.ii!, Pastor,
>i|. I'aurM ConKrPKnllonal Ihureh
K' V. .Mr Harris, Pastor.
Prexiiylerlnn Sunday Sehfiol
,Iiiliii T, Piisl, Supirintenilint.
Koninn Cnthoi'f (liiirch
Father (iTooIe, l-'r.,, |„,rt.
and inspect their new building, to¬ morrow (Saturday, July l.'i,
.Miss :\Iaud Lane of Boston, Mass., is visiting her sister, .Mrs, Walter Stephenson of Roosevelt avenue.
Miss Ksther Randolph of Rrook¬ lyn is spending a two weeks' vacation with Iter cousins. Mr. and Mrs, Fred. I'nderhill. of Henry stn et.
Campaign Gets Results.
.¦\ call liy a Xas<<aii Post reiiresen- lativc at Beck's Iiardware and house- furnishing store last Tnesday found Mr, Beck unusually active, his auto loaded to capacity with goods to he delivered around town. Mr, Beck as¬ sures us that the advertising cam¬ paign being carried on by tlie Roose¬ velt niorcliants in The N''asBau Post is stimulating many residents to trade at home, thereby helping local mer¬ chants,
Edward Peterson 111.
,\Ir, Edw, I'eterson of Henry street, who was recently called away to camp with the macliine gun company of Henipstead, is (piite ill, and is under the care of the company's nurse and doctor at Camp Beekman,
.Mr. Taylor of Main streot was tak¬ en into membership with the I'. R, B, A, on Monday night last. He is an experienced signal man from the United States Navy and was made second lieutenant.
Harmony Quartet ?
J, Hess of Freeport. Dewey Bennett of RooseveU and John and William Odell of Merrick make up a unartet that intend spending this week end vacation at Na.ssau-by-the-Sea, Look out for some fish stories when they reiurn.
Local Club Loses.
The Roosevelt baseball cIiili were tlie losers last Sunday afternoon in a game with the Ninth Ward Rounders of Brooklyn, The score was m to t'l. The visitors came out strong in a large open motor truck and after t!ie game had lunch in Sander's Hall, leaving for home about 9,:'ti, The .liome team will play tlie Aragon Club 'of Brooklyn this coming Sunday.
' Krebs .Ml-Star liaseball team of Hempstead lost some of their stars at 'Parson's Field on Saturday last. They iplayed the 1', B, B. A, club of Roose- iVelt and were trimnied to the tune of ;S to J,
Guard Public Health,
I It will be a matter of aatislaction I for our residents to know that our health authorities are active in their work against any possibility of infec¬ tion by the germs of infantile paraly¬ sis. On Monday afternoon, four chil¬ dren, two wonien and a man arrived from infected Brooklyn to spend a va¬ cation witli a resident of Henry streei. I Or. Phipps was nolilied. and lie in- jstrucied Or, Bergen to investigate, ¦The result was that the immigrants were notified to return lo iheir native city, I Roosevelt will always try to be I courteous to visitors and newcomers, , but we must look aflef our health ; interests.
I The proposed budget for the year I 1916-17. of School District No, S, i.-« as follows:
Teacliers' salaries, $,s,7,'iii: janitor 'and a,ssistanrs salaries, $s7.'i; iriiiint ; ollicers salary, $250; clerk's aalary, Ul,"iii: Ireat^urer's salary, $100; medl- ;cal examiner's salary, $:{<iii; redomp- 'tion of bonds, $L',mMi; intiTcst an bonds, school house .\o, 1, $t;S(i; in¬ terest on honds, school house .N'o, -. $l,,->7,"i; coal and wood, $1,l''Mi: water. $l,-,ii- gas and electricity. $7,'i; hooks and supplies, $1,'.Mui; library, $."iU;
repairs and inciilentals. $1, i; fire
insurance, school building No, 1, $,^L',,'iit: taking census. $,'iii: sinking fund I bond refirenieiit i. $,'i<iii: gr.id- iug, $i:!,'i: cement sidewalks, ,$r,iHi: four drv wells No. 1 school Iniilding. $60 stage in auditorium No, L' build¬ ing'$1'0; total, $l!i.9S2,,-|0; less State and county fund, $1.i.'.i : leaving bal¬ ance to tie raised, $ 1 S,.'i:', I ,.'i0.
The foregoing is a aliitement of thc estimated expenses for the ensuing school year, exclusive of the puhlic nioney.
Board of Education, rnion !• ree School District No, K. Town of Hemp¬ stead, N, V,
WILLIAM J, (HLLESIME,
District Clerk,
an extra dinner for their regular guests and a few friends, but the fact of its being a twenty-fifth wedding anniversary leaked out and long be¬ fore the dinner hour, many unexpect¬ ed friends arrived laden witii not only iisef,il hut heautiful and expen¬ sive presents. Many letters and tele¬ grams were received by the host and hontess expressing congratulations and wishes for many returns of the occasion.
The dining room decorated with carnations, roses and wild flowers changed to a bantiuet hall.
The congraiulaiions and well wishes of friends and guests aided in creating an atmosphere ot pood will and fellowship long to he r'enu ni- bered.
During the dinner Fred Kraft, a well known and celebrated violinit;!, accompanied the ]iiano and rendered most excellent anil interesting niusic
Aniong those present were: .Mr, and Mrs, Henry A, Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Korlh. Mr. and Mrs, Peter Hobel. Mr, and Mrs, August Miller, .Mr, and .Mrs, John Hernandez, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kraft. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Klein, Mrs, Lena Biihr, Mrs Carl Boettjer, .Mrs, Dora Clar, Miss Klsie Buhr, Fred Islemann and Fred Klottick. Of the little folks there yere: Henry, .-Viigiist. Charles, Fred¬ die and Louisa Kraft, Fritz and Mar- rion Kraft,
BaiTed Rock-Oood Mother,
The hens that refused t<i - ! .'.re
now bewailing their temerity, Mr.
.\. Boettjer was recently sent several
settings of pheasant eggs from :!ie
Conservation Commission to he liatch-
ed and the pheasants raised and in
time liberated, Mr, Boettjer tried all
his setters of known and estatilisheil
reputation and iu lurn ihey each left
the eggs. Then pul to his wits md-
.Mr, Boettjer corralled a barred rock
wlio Iiiled out the time und is now
] mothering a large numlier of little
Ipheasaiiis '.viio are attracting no liti'.e
j attention.
The argiimeiit siaried liy the var- I ions liens as to who i-' really mother jof tlie chicks hiis spread m llie liolel land every one is arguing either one ' way or another to deK-rmine who is whil the hen that laid Ihe e.ggs. or whieli of the xarioiis setters is entitl¬ ed to he called inntlier, Suuge-;t ioiif are in order,
Tlie auio of .Mrs. II. F. .Smith of Chlvrles i-lreet was stiuck and dam¬ aged last Tuesday afleriionn at the junction of Koekaway road and .\t- lantic avenue. Oceanside, A car ap¬ proaching at I igiit angles, swiftly. In an effort t<i avoid lier, ran against a road machine ami retxiimdeil tmiiinst her car, tearing olT a fender.
I-'iiK S,\LI-;—First class prrand piano, eheaii, Mrs, tiixen. Rrookside ave¬ nu*, Freeport fiSt-.M.
Where Economy Rules
OVER ,-|0 VEARS OF HONEST MERCJIANDISING
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
26 Nassau Road, Roosevelt. L, I,
Trolley Stop 62,
Boettjer Anniversary.
Mr. nnd .Mrs, Aiigiifit Boettjer of the Roosevelt Inn celebrated tlieir twenty-fifth wedding anniversary mi Sunday, July 9,
Mr, and .Mrs, Boettjer came liere and took hold of Ihe Kooseveit Inn to give not only tlie transient but local people a good, clean and desir¬ able hotel and service ant/ hy their watchful, careful and painstaking ef¬ forts have established a reputation for themselves and their hostelry second to none and in doing f^o gained tlie good will and co-operalion of all of the best people of tlie vicinity, many of whom take their meals there not infre(|iiently,
Mr, and Mrs, Boettjer had arranged
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SWEET CLOVER DAIRY
C. H. DAHL'S SONS
(Freeport Service)
Healthy Cows
Sanitary Stables and Surroundings
Best Cream and Milk
NASSAU BOAD
Trolley Stop 60
KOOSEVEIT
Tel. Freeport 776-W
I.O\<; ISI, \M> It. It. TIMK TAill.K
I i-;frieii\e ,imi. 2s. llllf,.)
I.enve Merrick for \ew Vork, I'enn- Mylviinla Sialion, lirooklyn and Inlpr- niedlale Ktnlloiis: Week-ilays -,"i I fi, 15,52, t!,3S, 6,5-1. 7,1,'>. 17,28. S.01. S,i:i, S.52. 10.12 a, m,; 12,17. 1„10, S,OS. 4,17, ti.lf, «,:i3, S,i:?, IIH p. m, Sundays—K.4S. S.2(t, !>,20 a. ni : 12.'-'S, 2.4S. 4.;t2, '•.?,::, 7.07, S.III, 11,44, 11.17 r'. "I-
l.rave Freepori for \ew ^ ork, I'rnn ¦ylvaola Station and Iirooklyn: davs—5,20. 15,56. 6,42. 6,5R, 7,22, 17,46. S.O'5, 18 17, S,5<1. i!i.4!<. 10,17, a, m.: 12,23, 1,,14, ri,ir!, 4.21, 5.112, 5,42, nf6.21, C,.:i'.i, fi.l 6, !»,21, 11. IS p, m. Sundays—fi.52, S,a4, H.24 a. in.: 12,:!2. 2.52. 4,,16, 5,,",7, 7,11, X,44, !t,4S 11,21 p. m.
I.earr Kreeport for *mltyvlllr, Haby¬ lon, ratchoarue and Intermedlnle ala- tlonni Week-ilays—na4 44, 6.50, S.IO, a? 31. 11,53 a, m.: sl.26, 1,46, sa2.24, 2 36. 2 44 a3 5S. ai4.5;i, aif5 37. a5,55. a6,19, 6,37! 87.06. 7.46. aS.03, all.07, all.20 p. m,; l'',17, a2,04 nights. Sundays—5.31, a9,22, alO.56 a. m.: 12.34, 2.24, a2.48. 3,54. a5,44. a6.56, a9,02. 11,14 p, m,; al.44 nleht.
Leave Nrw Vork, Prnnnylvanla Cita¬ tion, tor Frerport, Mrrrirk and princi¬ pal Intrrmrdiatr atatloaa: Week-days— n3 50 5 54. 7,04, >>,36, 11.00 a. m.; sl2.40. 1" 52 sl 3!, sl.52 (Freeiiort only). 2.00. •too '4,07, t4,4S, 5.00, f5,lS (Freeport only, 16,33, 15,54, «.15. «,50. 10,25, 11,30, p, m.: 1.12 nighl
4 30 S 2.">. 10.00, 11.40 a, m.
(Freeport only), 3.00, 4.51. 10.17 p, m.; 12.37 ni^ht,
aTrains run to Babylon only,
nNo Brooklyn connection,
sSaturdayB only.
fKxcept Saturdays
IKxcept holidays, .^ ,,,
tExcept Saturdays and holidays.
Trains leave Brooklyn. Flatbush Ave- nue Station, about the same time as those ahown from New York, Pennsyl¬ vania Station, This time table subject to change without notice.
and We healthy sturdy chicks ifyou use
,10.8.10,
, Sundays : 1,40, LSS S,00, SOR,
$MW&lRD£SDElO)iS
^(sirnlklni ^(3M(g]kIRM)(i©
Manufiichired iiy Shaw ftthiesdeD Co. Brooklyn, N.Y
FOB BALE BT ALL C£AL£BS
John Schneider
Staple and Fancy Groceries
ALL DEUCATES8EN GOODS
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
MEATS AND POULTRY
If yo;i are interested in reli- alilo goods, honest weights and fair prices, call to see us at any time. Telephone order? receive prompt attention.
Nassau Road and Wood Avenue
ROOSEVELT
I'd, "i('.o-K Freeport.
ALWAYS ON THE JOB TO DO YOUR PLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
Leaking pipes, loose joints, dripping faucets, etscaping gR5 cost a lot of money that can b« saved Willi a liitle attention. No
waste means small Mils,
W. F. PEAKSALL
Woods Ave, near Nassau Read Roosevelt
Roosevelt Handy Store
HARDWARE PAINTS OILS
BRUSHES WALLPAPER
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
AWNINGS
SCREENS
\\'e ket p a full wtock and will be glad to show it to any ouc,
JOHN DREEKE
Nassau Road and Henry Street
Trolley Stoi) (•'-•- 'I'el- Hi,'i«-R.
A. F. Bauer
Cornices and Skylights
Slate, Metal and Tar Roofing Roofs Repaired and Painteii Tin-covered Fireproof Doom and Windows
Metal Ceilings Nassau Road and Raymond Ave,
UOO,-; EVE I.T
PLUHBINO ANO HEATING
General Contracting
No job too big nor too small. We are here to stay and live.
Good conscientious work be¬ speaks our cliaracter. Estimates cheerfully given. Give us a chance to figure on your work.
OEORGE W DELAP
Nassau Road Roosevelt
Tel. ,'',('.(i-M Kreeport
E. SEAMAN
Lincoln and Rose Street* Roosevelt
Tel, 7&0-J,
DEALER I.V
CHOICE GROCEBIES. FBUITS AND VEGETABLES
Call to see ns. We will be glad to meet and greet yon.
