THI NAttAU POtT: FRCCPOftT, N.Y, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1914.
War! War!! War!!!
A 1914 Poetical Glance
At
Smm of tke Proniaent Bnsiiess Hhms a Freeport and Baldwin
T. W. FSARSALL, Orand and Rail¬ road avenues, esUbUshed 1888, phone 170. Baldwin's leading and oldest livery, boarding and sale stables. Fun¬ eral carriages and auton^obUes sup¬ plied on short motlce. Quick service, careful and responsible drivers, also 'iNorage and warehouse.
For business and for pleasure
Mr. PearsaU wUl provide rig you'U not object to
Should you wlsb to take a ride. He bas buggies, backs and carriages
Tbe roomy and the small, And the strongest, fleetest horses
Do here await your call. His ttirnouts are unequalled
By any In the land. And when you want his services
He Is always on hand. For fall and winter weather
He has everything complete. Tben come and make a trial. For hla charges are not great. • • •
Don't forget the San Francisco, but go to SUIT & PEARSALL. GppoBlto station; pbone connection; Baldwin's leading popular flre Insurance and real estate agents. Estimates given and rents collected. Notary public.
It only takes a little thing
To kindle a big blaze.
By dropping a cigar or match
Or In a dozen ways.
And long before you realize
Your bouse has taken fire;
Your lose your all bard earned means,
By conflagration dire.
Ub it not better for you
At Messrs. Suits & Pearsall to la- sure
Aagalnst such loss and so protect
Your house and furniture?
Insure with them and you may sleep
With comfort every night.
For If a thing Is lost by flre
In the end they'll make it right.
EAST ROCKAWAY FATHERS SIGN FOR ELECTRICin
As Prophesied in Nattau Post, ViL
lage Boards Contracts With
Queens Borough Co.
JOIN LTORS OmSED TO A BOSPtTAL
The Village Board of East way as prophesied In the clumns of the Nassau Post three weeks ago, have provided electric lighting facil¬ ities. Amid the cheers of approval of tbe citizens gathered hi tbe Fire¬ men's Hall on Wednesday night, the members "bf the Board of Trustees af- fljced their names to a contract with the Queens Borough Oas and Elec¬ tric Light Company.
What apparently has been a dis¬ grace to the community and a sub¬ ject of heated dispute and Intemper¬ ate discussion among the citizens has been settled.
The QueenH Borough Company Is to Install 117 43 watt 60 candle power Nltro-Tungsten street lamps at a cost of $19.80 per lamp per year, a total cost for throe years, time of contract, of $6,820. Tbe first payment will be made In August. 1915. The compafiy has given assurance that the main str^t win be equipped with lights within two weeks and that the whole installation will be completed before tne time set In the contract.
The contract is protected from any danger or accidents resulting frora dropping wires or other electrical trouble, and deductions are to be made in case of the failure of any of the lights to operate properly at night. The contract Is similar to one which the City of New York has wilh the Queens Borough Company.
The coat of the street lights will Increase the tax rate In East Rock¬ awny to about 67 cents on JlOO or BssesBcd valuation under the last vil¬ lage assessment which was about J91,000.
Declares Nassau County Can't At- ford to Build for Consumptives
A strong protest against the erec¬ tion of a tuberculosis hospital In NaB- sau County was voiced today by form¬ er Controller John Lyon of Rockville Centre, at the hearing before the Board of Supervisors. The llassau I County Association, whose purpose It Rocka-1 !¦ to uplift the social and political' conditions of the connty has request¬ ed the Board of Supervisors to consent to a referendum for the expenditure of 175,000 for the construction of a tuberculosis hospital. «
Mr. Lyons when called upo said tbat he objected to this expenditure. He bas always advocated the limiting of expenditures. He said that conditions are getting pretty bad wnen doctors can come In and dictate to the voters wbat their expenditures sbould be.
"Thirty yeara ago," he said, "a doc¬ tor told me I bad tuberculosis, and if 1 had continued treatment with this doctor I would have been read long ago."
Mr. Lyon expressed Uttle faith in the State Board of Health, saying that it is established only to extract money from tbe people. Different speakers, he said, have asked the board to syb- mlt tbls proposition to the voters, some to the taxpayers and soma to tbe people.
"It is hard to tell Just what they do want," he added, sarcastically
WILBUR LANGDON, Southered block, phone 475. Baldwin's leading up-to-date sanitary plumber and gaa fitter; hot water, steam heating and roofing.
If you want to live In comfortable health
See that your drainage is good; For If you get sick no money or wealth
Can make up for It, 'tis understood. Your children are apt to have a cough.
If the pipes are wrong In your house. That may bring on an illnesa
That will carry them off. So It is time for you to arouse. Call on Langdon and bave them flxed
On tbe latest acieuUflc plan. He'll do the Job as cheap, you'll flnd.
As any other man. if you want a handsome bath tub.'
A lavatory ornamental for use.
He'll sell you one and put it In
At a price you cannot refuse. • « •
L. BARKER, 88 North Main street. Wpslte Randall avenue, pbone 160-J; Mtabllsh 1907. Freeport's leading grocer, dealer in staple and fancy groceries, fresh country butter and eggs and choice fruits and vegetables, Best ot coffee, best of teas. Best of butter, best of cheese. Best of sugar, best of spices, Best of all—at moderate prices. L. Barker has on hand Family flour of the finest brand. Canned goods, preserves, delicious
fruit. And pickles that«re know liww nult. >Tut8 and raisins, mustard k^en, Soap, starch (blueing, kerosene, Tobaccos for to smoke or chew, And excellent cigars for you. Unto your Interest it will be To purchase hero—call in and see. This is bis hobbjr, mark it well, None but the best of goods be sells. At prices low you will fllnd; BQuare dealing awaits you at his •tore.
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OSCAR WIDMER, 176 North Main street, phone 598-J. Freeport's lead¬ ing sanitary bakery. Bread, cakes, pies, wedding and fancy cakes to or- [A«r. Branch store at Bellmore. Tbe public always I supply
itb wheaten bread and rye; 'Jind every noon at dinner hour. Delicious cream puffs of choicest
flour. All sorts of bread that's In Free- port, The horae-tnade and the round; All kinds of fancy cakes for tea; Pies, too, of every grade, And cholco confections are display¬ ed: ^ Ubto your IWUf^i It wUI be To purchase'hMe—call and see. (Continued tn column 4)
Harry Braithwalte on Vacation Harry Braithwalte, who has a pos¬ ition in a Freeport bank, has gone to the Catskills for two weeks' vacation.
Bertram Donnelly Surprised Bertram Donnelly of Church street Freeport, was given a surprise party by hia friends on Friday evening. Af¬ ter an enjoyable evening spent in' dancing and playing games a collation was served.
Among those present were: Misses Edith Essex, Edith Quest, Helen Guest, Frieda Young, Frances Donnel¬ ly, Florence Beacorn, Ethel Hitchcock, Isabel Donnelly and Elsie Donnelly, and the young men, Ralph Pettit, Merle Raynor, Orlando Raynor, Els- worth Raynor, George Gissel, Donald Wallace, Ralph Golden, Thomas O'Brien, Charles Harris, Wallace Campbell, Frank Fraser, Ralph Ran- dayy, Milton Sheehan, Curtis Fulton and Bertram Donnelly.
The Baldwin Motor
OYSTER FISHING
A Marvel of
Lightness
Simplicity and
Power
Water Jacketed
Heads
Protecting the
Igniter
FOR USE IN BOATS, PLEASURE
YACHTS AND LAUNCHES
Best Gray Cast
Iron Phosphor Bronz
Connecting Rods and Main Shaft Bearings
Drop Forged Steel Cranks
(Continued from column 1)
JOHN SCHREIBER 47 Railroad ave¬ nue, phone 368-W. Freeport's leading up-toKlate merchant tailor, all the lat¬ est styles. Ladies' tailors. The tailoring buisness.
Is conspicous for designs. For high style and qaullty
To which every one Inclines; Mr. Schreiber very cordially Invites
The public there. He baa all tbe latest fashions. And his charges are but fair. He has French and English wor¬ steds, ' Which he wants you to inspect. And Meltons, Tweeds and Cassl- meres. From which you may select. He makes tbem up in elegance
And cuts and flts so neat. All the latest styles ot garments
And he doea his work complete. If you once try ilr. Schreiber
We're B«te you'll try no other. Though he be your nearest friend.
Your cousin or your brother. For none can make up clothing
More stylish, strong or neat. With any In Freeport He Is ready to complete * * * BERT TRYON. 55 and 57 Newton Boulevard, phone 97-M, Freeport's leading garage. Automobile repairing, supplies, gaaollnQk-and quick service. When out on a^M^
And to stop yo^eclde, Be it business 0R|[^easure,
Tbe Tryon's gaiVfjp* Will keep your autaeafe ¦ Or repair quickly, if a tire you break. Gasoline ever ready to start up again; Or a new machine to recommend Of reliable make. To every emergency they are awake.
So call at Tryon's Garage, You'll find It large, clean and up-to- date. His charges are reasonable and fair. When In Freeport, always go there.
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WILLIA.M A. MACFARLANE, 29
South Main street, phone connection,
estaiblshed 1904. Freeport's leading
up-to-date hardware store, Builders
supplies, paints, oils and general
hardware store.
This Is a large and well-filled store.
Of all you want and something
more,
Mr. Macfarlane has a perfect line
Both ligt and heavy, coarse or
fine.
Of hardware goods In large he deals,
In Iron, rope, forks and steel. Of locks and keys, of nuts and screws, And nails of every k'nd to use. Axes,, hatchets, chisels, saws.
And vl. e.-< with the ahrdened jaws, Skiiii'S. lu/.orH sharp, in these he deals, Aud hanimert. faced with teuipt;r- ed steel He sells at prices which defy
Al coinpetitlou; come and try; There Is no doubt bu', you will buy.
(Contiued from column 4)
GEORGE A. DAVIES, Grand avenue near railroad depot. Baldwin's lead¬ ing most up-to-date equipped barber shop on Long Island. Ladies and gentlemen's shampooing. Electric massage, shaving with care and chil¬ dren's hair cutting. Don't mutilate or slash your face. With razor dull, WTien you can go to Davies' Barl>er
Shop, And all what he can do! A few minutes only he requires To polish up your face. And though your beard is mads ot
wire. He will not leave a trace; There Is nothing tbat makes a man's
looks so neat As close neat shaving does. You're apt to look much like a tramp. With a chin of stubby frizz, Unless you visit Davies shop Your hfilr new dressed. Your features dressed. And entirely changed you'll bo
put the broken bones In plaster paris. Mrs. Stelner's condition Is not serious
and day?
she is oxptected home In a few
Mrs. Simon Stslner Hurt Mrs.Simon Steiner of Village ave¬ nue, a few days ago while coming down the stairs In her summer home at Mount Tabor, New Jersey, accldent- iy fell and broke her arm and should¬ er, A physician was called in and
Are You Going to be Married? Or Have You Just Been Wed?
THEN LISTEN!
CLASSIFIED ADS.
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FOUND.—Rabbit hound, owner can have same by identifying and paying the cost. Address, Post Office Box 52, Merrick, Long Island.
Position Wanted: A young lady wishes position as child's nurse, or mother's helper; handy at sewing. DECKER, care of Mr, Woolley, Bald¬ win, Long Island.
BOARDING
There arc ten ciear little houses ready to be made ten cozy little homes. They are wait¬ ing foi you in Freeport—on the South Side of Porterfield place, running West from Madison avenue.
Come and see tlicin on Saturday and Sunday. The manager will be there to show you around.
Don't delay, for they won't be wishing happy couple long.
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And if you should forget thc location just ask for the Gillies & Campbell houses.
8-12-16 h. p. Marine Engines
BALDWIN MOTOR WORKS
D. H. BEDELL, PROPRIETOR ATLANTIC AVE. FREEPORT, L. I. PHONE kU W
Telephone 588-J
THON«s w. mmm
PLEASANT AVENUE ROOSEVELT
Moving Vans and Qeneral Contracting
CESSPOOLS AKD TOILETS CLEANED
Crystal Theatre
First Class Clean Shows
Adults, 10c Always; Children, 5c
Competent, Experienced Nurses; Maids, Cooks and General Houseworkers. Pieco and Family Laundering. House and Furniture Renovating. Men by day, week or month. All kinds of Work By Contract.
ANDERSON'S EliPLOYIiENT AGENCY
12 WAVERLY PLACC-TCLCPHONC 890 ntCCPORT, N, Y.
JOSEPH C. YOUXG, 30 South Grove street, phone 55V-J. Freeport's lead¬ ing up-to-date sanitary Ice cream man¬ ufacturer. Pure ice creain and Ices made from the choicest of friuts, pure soda water; flno Ice cream parlors. Private families, weddings and par¬ ties supplied at thort notice. Take hom© a brick; chocolates and bpn bons. Sweet to the sweet Is our motto Do you know where you can gel Ice cream for the pretty maidens. Delicious, t)ure'find the best? Young, who la the maker. No corn starch, but pure cream aud
friut. He Willi do his bt>Bl to please you And all he tells you Is sure. The little ones peep In the windows, ^And flatten their golden curls, Young's celebrated ico cream and
confectionary Makes their mouths water. Buy some for your girls and boys You will fllnd it the best and purest That In all PYeeport can be found. And If you happen to doubt this. Just phone or call around In another column ol this lusue will bis found- some of the most prominent and reliable business houses in Free- port and Baldwin, the merits of whose business Is adaptably set forth In rhyme. People should patronize their own merchants before purchasing elsewhere.
» • J. KRAWIEC, Harrison avenue, phone 29-W, Baldwin's leading sani¬ tary bread baker, cakes, pies, wedding and fancy cakes to order. My wagon passes your door every day. It's often been said
Tbat poorly made bread Will bring on dyspeptical ills.
Make families sad That ought to be glad
And swell up tbe doctor's blUs, Over all the world wide Bad bretd is allied, With evils that shorten life's thread. But tbe man that's a sage
And lives to old age. Is be .^t eats Krawiec flne bread. f^Continued In column 6) [
Nassau Cottages—157 So. Grove St., cor. Smith street, Freeport. De¬ lightful location; convenient to depot and bathing beach. Capacity flfty. Evening dinner; Simday special. Terms reasonable; special rates for families. Gara^e accomodations. De¬ scriptive booklet.
MISS A. R. PINNEY, Prop.
Freeport.
7f> 8. C. White Leghorns; .heavy lay- Ing strain, |1 each; by the whole flock 90 cents: Is c bargain. Nackens Poultry Yard, Oontennial Ave., Roose¬ velt; Tth house from Main street.
PordandColeAutomobiles
Distributor ol
For Sale Cheap: A large, weli con structed, attractive dog house, cost¬ ing $30. Inquire M. L. S., 15 Lena Ave., Preeport.
For Sale or To Let
House, 199 East Seaman avenue, Freeport. 8 rooms and bath; steam; gas and electric light; 4 bed roonis. Mrs. P. H. Kearney.
London Limousine Detaciiable Top
For any Make ot Car
Pord Parts and Repairing a Specialty W. T. HUTCHESON
Telephone 186 Hempstead
144 Pranklin Street Hempstead, N.
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THE BIDE-A-WEE HOME
AT PREEPORT, LONG ISLAND
•itualed on ii well adapted 40 acre farm, one half mile from the incorpo¬ rated village of Frecpof,
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Conducted ty th« Bide AWe«Hoai« AaaociaUon, u t' New York City, witti officea at 410 Eat! ;i8lli Street.
An abode for homeless, weak, helpless animals. One of the most successful and beneficial in the United States.
An excellent temporary home where animals can be boarded and leceive medical attention at reasonable rates.
Trained and experienced superintendent in constant attendance, always ready to assist in or out of the institution.
OFFICERS
Mrs. H. U. Kibbc, President, Hotel Ansonia, New York City Miss Ethel R. B. Champion, Secretary, New York Qty John Joseph Kelly, Superintendent
The Home is maintained by contributions and subscriptions from members of the Association and ita friends. Inspect our Home, become a member of our Association, and assist us in this worthy charity
