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^You Ckiinot Enjoy life While Suffering Pain
G>n8ult a Specialist and Be Relieved DR. S. J. PIETERKOWSKY
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[18 Main StrMt
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WHAT I AM
RIVING
AT IS THIS
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IS ALWAYS
ONE THIRD LESS
THAN ELSEWHERE
iTMEB aiFTS FOR MEN ANO WOMEN NOVELTIES TO HANO- •OMS HAND BAGS AND SUIT CASES moat •atlsfaotory oMortment ia city.
THESE ARE REAL VALUES
No bettor leather, fltUnga or work-
ihip could be offered at any price.
you will kindlT examine our special
ing of bags, suit cases and leath-
goods now on, well get your trad*
you'll get a Louis Secher Bargain.
Salt Cases made of sole leather,
lined, with shirt fold, four io-
atrape, heary leather comers,
handle, leather straps, brass
in russet or brown, 24 or 26
big bargain, $3.90; the 17.50
"Quality^ Leather Suit Case, steel
aeu heary russet or brown bridle
ftther, polished brass lock, straps,
iry ring handle, large corners, with
{• bead rivets, English pUid lining, TRADEMARK
pocket, four inside straps. Two wide grain leather straps »«nd case • 24 and 26 In., $590; well worth $12.00.
entirely
IE BEST POPULAR PRICED BAG! Made of smooth russet or brown rhide, ^nd-sewed French edge, kTy comers, solid brass trimmings, sizes. Values up to $10. Vrey spe¬ ll at $5JM). INEQUALLED VALUE FOR THE
PRICE
Oenulne black walrus, large roomy ther lined oxford Bags, hand sewed English frame and lock, with rein¬ ed corners, sewed by hand; all 15 to 20 in.; never before and rer again at the price, $7.50; made retail at $12.90.
BEand Bags, walrus grain, calf and leather,^ with German silver
IPS, secure strap handle $2.90
1 Oenulne Seal Hand Bags, with cov- frames, gun metal or gilt
$3.90
lOenuine Seal Hand Bags, with extra gilt or gun metal frames $4.90
Cigar Cases and Cigarette Ca8es,90c
^ 9AO0.
Flasks and Medicine Cases, BOc. to
$5.00.
Imported London Leather Tourlsi
Cases, for men and women,$1.90 to
$20.9a
Brief Cases $2.90 to$6.00
Imported Tray Purses..BOc. and up Music Rolls and Folios. .90c. and up Jewel Cases and Collar Bags, 90c.
to$3.oa
Collar and Cuff Boxes. .$1.25 to $3.90 Wallets and Bill Rolls..BOc. to$7.E>w Bill Books and Card Cases, $1.25 to
$iaoo.
School Cases, from 79c. to $3.90
Military Brushes, Ebony and Sliver,
at $1.85 and np.
English Walking Sticks $2.00
Umbrellas, the guaranteed kind,
$1.50 and up.
"AT THE OLD LAND-MARK"
LOUIS SECHER
Reliable Baggage Builder Since 1868 167-469 Fulton Street Brooklyn
Lawrence Street Opposite A. D. Matthews Sons
o You Mr. Commuter
Are you tired of walking to and from the station each day?
If you do not Ut« north ot Saaman avenue, aouth ot Atlantic aventio, of the Hempstead and Babylon Turnpike, or west of Bay View ave- I will Provide a stylish conveyance and an experienced drlTsr to take trom your home to the station, or from tbe atatlon to your home, at
eenta for «ach paaseager.
BOULEVARD STABLES
H. B. REMSEN, Propoietor lURCH ST., Cor. Merrick Road LONG ISLAND Telephone SSS Freeport
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FOOT And MOUTH EMSIASI.
Aa cKtaodad ikubcaak at root Moatta disease bas occnrred axaooc ca& tl« in various parts of tbe United SUtes. Aithbocb this affectloo U con¬ fined chiefly to auluials, it ts aiso trans- saiasiMe to human beingit; therefors tlie pnbllc should know something ot It In order tbaJt in various ways the prevention or suppression of tbe dis¬ ease may be promoted.
The specific organism or germ, tbe cause of the V*oot and Mouth disease, has not yet been discovered. Probably within a week after tbe germ enters tbe system, constitutional symptoms appear in the form of fever, malaise, loss of weight, etc., but what is still more characteristic, the local manifes¬ tations of tbe disease present them¬ selves; there sppears in the mouth a veaicqlar eruption similar to small wa. tor bliaters, which end in ulceration. Tba aruptloB also appears between ttae toss and sometimes on tbe teats and adder oC tbe cow. It is these local symptoms which have suggested tbe name of Foot and Month disease.
When the human t>ein( is affected the local symptoms are of practically tke Sana character, although ostially confined to the mouth. Constitutional symptoms are also present
The mortality of this disease among cattle ts very low for noi more than four or five per ceat dia; however, tbs lafaetioa travela so fast that in order to prevent tha rapid extension of the disease, it baa been deemed necessary to deatroy all animals found to be tn- feetad. The quaiaattne et tbose wWcb may bave l>eea In contact or In cioae proximity to tha Infacted ones Is also nacsasary. aa Is tba cleaning and dis- Infectien of stablea, or quarters usod by Infected animals; the destruction of poaslUy infected foodstuff and arttcles which OMy be regarded as eoatamlnat- ad. and tbe fraqueat taanitaatlon of apparently well cattle, as a proventlvt maaattfo. The treatment of lafoatad cattle haa received but comparatively Uttia attention, at least la this coun¬ try, for the prompt destruction of these animals has been regarded as neces¬ sary to prevent the spread of the dia-
Tha spread of Foot and Mouth dis. ease among human beings is limited and fatal results rarely occur. Among poorly nourished children wbo bave become infected by drlpking raw milk It is sometimes serious, however.
The disease is contracted by actual contact with infected animals or otber media, as well as from Infected milk taken raw.
Tbe fact that the organism haa not yet been identified makes it more dUDcult to decide as to tbe means by which in¬ fection is transmitted. It is quite proper to decide tbat milk from infected cows is unfit to drink,at leastuntil it has been subjected to beat to destroy tbe organ¬ ism. Fortunately, the means by which this may be accomplished are simple and practically without expense and consist in boiling and pasteurization. Boiling is more easily and quickly per¬ formed and more available in emer¬ gencies but the temperature required (212* F.) is apt to injure certain of the nutritious properties of milk. The temi)erature employed In pasteuriza¬ tion is much below the boiling point and while It renders the bacteria pres¬ ent quite harmless it does not mate¬ rially injure the nutritive value of the milk. It is employed as follows: Bot¬ tles containing milk, and carefully seal¬ ed, are placed in a pan or receptacle containing water which is raised to a temperature of 150" F. and kept at this degree of heat for 20 minutes. The bottles are then removed nnd placed In the ice box close to the Ice.
During outbreaks of Foot and Month diaease the i)ublic Is concerned chiefly as to the purity of the milk supply. In New York and other large cities the municipal health authorities nre constantly providing protection aprnlnst milk Infection, so there is but little for the residents of these places to do in this direction beyond secnrluK n good nnd honest vender who carefully con¬ forms to the municipal repulatlon.s re jrardintr the purchase and sale of milk. It Is mther In places where the rallk supply Is not carefully (juardert Hiat the individual must protect hla own household not only in connection with this disease, but In other forms of milk infection.
Outhnmks of Foot and Month dis ense are not confined to stock yards or large droves of cnttle, but may nppenr In Isolated places nricj where there nre bnt few cows. An enormona numtjer : of iH»rsons throiiRhout this country keep ^ one or more cows which frequently be- | come Infected in various ways—often I not recognised, at least until it Is too I late to prevent the transmission of dls- | en.se. Everyone who keei>e animals should obtain some good standard book which In a plain and concise way vUl i give instruction concemlnjc the proper I care of these creatures In health and ; in disease and the proper means of j dealing with Infection. There is no ] excuse for not doing so for there nre j many valuable and Inexpensive works on this subject This is not only In ' the end an economical measure bnt goes far to preserve tbe health of ani-' mals and protect against the danger of Infection.—The New York Telephone Revlaw.
TWenty-Bve years ago. in December. 1880. the Blue Bell was adopted aa the Insignia of the telephone buslnesa The New York Telephone Review tell» *of Its being designed by Angus B. Hlb¬ bard of the American Telephone nnd Telegraph Company. Chicago, and of the enormous proportions to whicb Ita influence and meaning have grown. As the symbol of a great business en¬ terprise and of a universal convenience, this sign is probably more widely kaowa thaa any device ot similar pur.
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Hardware and HoUse Furnishings
TOOI^, PAINTS AND SUPPLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 29 S. MAIN STREET FREEPORT
S. Herzfeld
Dealer ia
High Class Shoes
The only Modem Shoe Repairing EsUblithxrent in Town.
ALL WOMK QUARANTBBD
FrM9«t N. T. 69 Mak SfefMl
ladit OB lutTiiic a perfect bathroom
therefore pleuiag y, therefore healtliful. Dwehta, therefore ccoaomScaL And bMldet this kt H have aa individuality, aa ssprtsMsa of yeur own tattei. Thcte remits are eainly obtaiaed through our careful following ef yeur wishes and eur utia^ 9teiidai*tf' plumbing fixtures ol which there u tuch aa extcnuve variety of pleasing dcngas. Let us asttmats for yen.
OLIVER E. U. REYNOLDS
62 N. Main St.
Steam and Hot Water Heating.
George W. Raynor
Staple & Fancy
GROCER
Flour, Feed, Bacon, Boiled Hamj etc. "WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE"
11 W. Merrick Rd. Frtfeport Telephone 837
Christmas Special Sale
Thia sale ot Winter Blankets meete the needs at tha weather. Not in montha haa tbere been such a good chaaca aa to-day.
BLANKETS
PRICED FOR SPEEDY CLEARANCE AS FOLLOWS I .M value for |.69 |l.49 value for |.M
12.00 value for 11.56
Rich Gifts for Everybody SWEATERS
Boya and Olrla Coat Swaatara. Mena and Womens Sweatara.. Mens and Womens Sweaters.. Mens and Womens Sweaters..
..|t25 valQa-4.M ...|.98 Taloa—I.U .13.00 valaa—«S.N .(3.60 valaa-4JLn
FANCY TEA APRONS 12 1-Ec for 26e value
FRUIT LOOM MUSLIN S 7-8« inatead of Uc
KIMONAS |tS6 value for | .N tl.M value for |1.M
Double S. & R Green Trading Stamps During the Sale
Ralph Samet
13-15 Railroad Avemte
FREEPORT
Wright Brothers
SANITARY PLUMBING
Steam Hot Water Hot Air Heating
All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Stoves and All Kinds of Repairing
Newton Boulevard, Near Main Street
POST'S AUTO SUPPLY
Olive Boulevard and Main Street
SERVICE
FREEPORT,
LONG ISLAND
eivice
Station for
Presto-0-Lite
Carburetor Parts
Magneto Parts
Speedometer Parts
:tt-^-. ti" ^H"'
Headquarters
for Vulcanizing
Charging Batteries
ils and Greases
//
Accessories
Agents For
Ford - Oakland - Cheverot - Cars
We Also Carry a Large Assortment of
Tires and Tubes
Quality Guaranteed
Prices Economical
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