THE NASSAU POST: ^«Sl»0«T,W. Y., WEONesDAV, AXitSMAXaA, 1#14.
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imTYIARKEns SNAFFECTEDBYWAR
Proceeding u if Ettropean War
Had Not Brolcen
Out
nRANOAL OPERAHONS STABILIZED
Money Cannot Remain Idle—Bond
and Mortgage Better Invest
ment when Prices are L^w
AltbouKh the real estate market has been dull and Inactlye from a specu¬ lative and investment standpoint for the past tbree months, the European irar bas affected tt|e condltlooR In the way that many expected.
Buslnese seems to be preceedin^ much as It would If the war had not broken out. Of course some opera: tions have been abandoned but tbere in a general desire to ko ahead with tbo operations that have already been ' fluancled. The war rondillon, com¬ part i veiy speaking, ha.s not afTected the borrowing power of real estate.
The Influence of the war on tho money markei seems to be but tem¬ porary; money cannot long remain Idle. Tnf experienced man believes It Is better lo lend on bond and mort gage, when prices are low, as the} are, then during-a "boom" period.
REALTY RECORDS Conveyances.
r La Donne to F La Doone, lots 483, 484, Manor Park, Merrick noni
K Doughy lo J J Young, lots 26'i, 264, Crescent Lawn, Bellmore nom
C Dillon to B Pincus, several lots, Hempstead Heights, Hempstead, .nom
C Blumenthal to R T D Vacheron, 65 6-7, blk 85, I^ng Beach Estates.nom
M C Breen to P Schneider, e pari plots 3 to 7, blk F; also H 3, blk Z, Tho Oaks, Ocenaside nom
C A SIgmond Realty Co to M K Smith, lots 73-4-5, 118-119-210-211 and plots 2 and 9, map of 268 lots Free port nom
Swne to same lota 62-3-76-7, 262 and 3, East Randall Park, Freepori. .nom
Same lo same, lots 1 lo 4, 91, 92. 148 to 152, 167, 168 and gore on s e coi Maiden Lane and rBookslde av, Al pine Park, Freeport nom
E R Sigmond to T V Smith, lols 53, 54, s Vi 52, James House Freepori noni
C A Sigmond Really Co to M E Smith, lots 100 lo 102, 113 to 119, 156, 157, 46, 47, 111, 112, 84, 85, also plots 4 and 2, Slromberg Park, FVeeporl
nom
Same to same W F Steffen, lots 97, 9S, Alpine Park, Freeport nom
A Whitehouse lo H J Oeorge, lots
40, 41, Whitehouse Villa, sees, 1 and
2, Roosevelt nom
M A Neary lo D T Herbert, s b
Lakevlew av, Rockville Centre..noni
A L Brindley to A C Bellels, w s village av, Rockville Centre norh
C S Langdon, exor, to O Sharp, w s Oceanslde rd, Rockville Centre.$733.01
Honstrater, A to J M Meneigh, jr. lots 829, 30, 31, map Bayview, Free port nom
Hoebel, .1, lo V Woylynlak, 2 par¬ cels near Hicksville nom
Latin Realty Co to (J Dorigo, lot.s
41, 42, Dante City, Hicksville nom
Waldorf Park Realty Co, to A W
Harmon, Jr; lots 11. 12, blk 4, Hicks vllle Estates, Hicksvilb- non
Floral Garden Development Co, to P H Haskins; lots 71 to 75, Floral Gar den, Franklin Square non>
Beamish, S, to J Beamish; lot 693, Freeport Heights, Freeport non- Martin, L G, to E L Martin; n i- Lenox road, Rockville Centre non.
Elmohar Co, to J E Hammond; Ioti- 51 to 55, blk 100, Long Beach Est non.
Same to A K Cherbuliez, lots 8, 9 10, blk 48, same map nom
Estates Long Beach to C R Hurd; lots 64, 55, blk 47, Estate^ Long Beach
nom
Pinkham, I to A Balr; lots 328, 329.
330, map Inerbum, Rockville Centre
' nom
Rockivlle Centre Lumber Co. to W T Minor; lots 511 to 615, Woodcleft Ueach, Freeport nom
game lo A Baiz; lots 98-99-100. blk
3, Woodlawn Terrace, sec 2. Ocean- ijide OO'"
Lanten, G J & ors, to M E Schaef¬ er; lots 58-9, Roosevelt Park, Mineo¬ la »60f)
FJennett. M .to J E Harrison, s s Fulton St. Farmingdale >100
Bennett, H to same;; s s Bethpage Turnpike, Farmingdale i,. .|100
Waldorf Park Realt}' Co. to D C Ling; lota 1-2, blk 23. Hicksville Es- Uates No 3, HicksTlllo uom
Estates Lopg Beaph to Bay Dredg¬ ing A Const Co. lots 1 to 19, 65 to 59, bk 177, Kstales L<^ng Beach nom
Investor Imp Co to H W Williams, luiB 2&0-1, Hempstead Heights, Hemp¬ atead no"»
V Ortell to E J SUrr, s s Pino at.
Freepcrt nom
Eetatea Long Beach to Eloniar Co, lota 6 to 10 bk 39, EsUtea Long Beacb
nom
Eituoitnt Cu (o A C Weicntn-. tuts
1 to 10, bk 39, Est Long Beach.. nom
Villa Park Assn, Great Neck, to
Bayview Realty Co, plota, 10-19 and
59, Great Neck Esttates, sec A, Great
Neck nom
F. Beum lo C Gehrig, lots 135«-57,
J« rlcbo Plaza, Mineola flOO
C H Aascbe to L Larbich, aeveral lots. Queens P'k, Franklin Square nom C W Abrams to G U Thrope; lots r,i:'.-13, p-alrlawn Park, Hempstead
$500
Chas A Sigmond Realty Co to A
Boyntop, lots 86, 87, Strombery Park,
Preeport nom
Plaza Park Estates to N Davison, w
H Powell av, Rockville (Centre..nom
C V Coles to C A Blade, lots 9*10,
bk 1, Lynbrook Land Co, Lynbrook
nom Judgments. (Name first given, that of judgment dfebtd*^f- -«,
A Ertifiak—S Rosenberg $43.36
Freeport Taxicab Co—S C Stephen¬ son $2,270
H F Gahre—Klrohman & Son $46.64 H (} Gahre—R G Thomas & Son $34.¦'¦.0 W P N Half. Ir-Roseville Pot¬ tery Co $22.97
A Hoftmnn - M Eck $19
O Hoppe — J A Fischer $266.39
L HellwlK-Samo $266.39
K HeusH—Same $66.39
K A Houson- Same $24.''..38
O Ifoppe—Same $169.50
F A How.son—Same $169.50
L Hellwig—J A Fischer $169.50
K Heuss—Same $169.50
G Merkel—Same $216.39
Same—Same $169.50
B S Mack—C Scrlbnei $310.50
Queens JS^d & Title Co—S M Bes-
singer ,.<''. $595.56
SKme—Same $595.56
S Reniaeii—E A Wooley I15.5S,
C Reamer—Service Stores Co, Inc l«7.11
H Raman— J A irischer |2^<.39
w Renzwelier—dame 31«.8V
H Raman—Same $169.50
W Ramzweller—Sane f 1^9.50
Monaidca. J C Hammond to Elmohar Co, lots 61 to 55, blk 100, Long Beach Es¬ tates $3,500
A K Cberbulez to same, lots 8, 9, 10, Mk, 48, Long Beach Estates.... $1,000
J K Patten to H V Humphrey, s a land Basseet, Rockville Centre..$650
II W Williams to Investors Imp Co, Icis 250, 251, Hempstead Heights, Hempstead ^ .$2,000
Same to same, same prop $650
A C Welcher to Title G & T Cd, lots 1 to 10. blk 39, Long Beach Est $16,000
Same to Elmohar Co, lots 1 to 10, blk 29, same map $10,000
K M Lederer, to Mutual Alliance Trust Co, lots 23 to 27, blk 27 sec 1, Home Alliance Realty Co, Valley Siream Centre $1
Same to same, lots 26 to 30, blk 30. same map $1
W J Wells lo A M Graff, lols 50, 57,
A H Jennings lo Doubleday, Page & j 5S. blk 85, Long Beach Estates. $2,000 | Co, s w cor Fullon & VVasblnglon sts, * H.;mpst<'*ad $7,500.
\\ Schilling to J Walsh, s s Union j plarc, Hempstead $5,000
A (; Hettel.s to A P Brindley, w s V'llage av, Rockville Centre $878*
Queens Park Dev Co, Inc, lo C H AHche,\lot8 56-7, blk B, Queens Park, Franklin Square $900
Larbacb, L to same, several lots. Querns Park, Franklin Square.$2,000
Foster, G lo F G Scherhing, lols 173, 174, Great Eastern Building Corpora¬ tion, Lynbrook $1,400
Smllh, G B to M A Bedell, adj Main
St. Freepori $>,2ffO
Greenwald, M to J J Randall, sev¬ eral lots, golf grounds, Freeport $500 Maguire S H to H S Higbie, lota
2G4
to iM, Fainriew Park, Oceanslde $250 Harriaon J E, to Bank bf Farming- dale, s s Fulton at, Farmingdale.$800 Bsme io K Bentiell, a a Belbpage
turnpike, Farmingdale $700
Same to M C Bennett, s s Fulton st,
Farmingdale $700
Asaignments of Mortgages. H C Remsen, exor. to H C Remsen |1
Same to N Remsen $1
M Brower to R Brower. $750
W D Llewellyn to W D Llewellyn,
evors |1
A L Red to C H Booth $8,286.75
1 aBtes to E Lncaa $300
E Egenberger to A M Hamilton
$2,350
Title G ft t Co to O J Ingntaam
$5,500
J H Dond to H Powell 1800
T N Ryson to H E Toby »l,0t)e
W F Fowler to Lynbrook Naiionaf Bank $1,000
AUTOMOBILE, MOTORCYOE. BICYCLE
REPAIRING AND ADJUSTING
BERT TRYON
Telephone 174 65 NEWTON BLVD FREEPORT.N.Y.
PluDbiog, Heatiig, Tinning
REPAIRING AND JOBBING ESTIMATES
CHAS. F. FRITZ Jr.
63 N. MAIN ST FREEPORT. N. Y.
Custom and Family Laundry
EFFICIENT SERVICE AND WORK
AMERICAN LAUNDRY
Telephone 97 R NEWTON BLVD FREEPORT. N. Y.
Part of Mie Neighbortiood
npHE telephone brings together the several ¦^ conmiunities of this section and welds them into one big neighborhood.
It spans the space between you and those whom you want to reach in distant cities and towns. It gives you quick, easy and pleasant communication with distant friends whom you might otherwise neglect. It brings them "just next door."
Nearly Everyone Is Your Neighbor — By Telephone
Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance StaHon
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY
C. A. RYDER, Local Commercial Manager 26 South Grove Street
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Qothes and Thb Man
In these conventional days personal appear¬ ance is an iniportant fac¬ tor in business and in social life. Clothes are not everything but they are a decided help in creating that favorable impression.
'Trceport's Custom Tailor''
is a builder of just this , sort of garments. Ma¬ terial, fit and satisfaction are our guarantees.
JAMES YEM)nT
Telephone, 583 w
49 N. Main Street Freeport, N. Y.
Sweethom breaD
They say, "UNEEDA biscuit," but what you need today, to drive dull care away, is good SWEETHOM BREAD.
BUY IT!
TRY IT!
O. K. BAKERY
21 S. Main St. Freeport, L. I.
BAYVIEW
AT FREEPORT
An Exclusive Residential Section, With City *
Advantages and Suburban Comforts
Most Ideal for the Summer Home. Best Year 'Round Suburb. Houses on Large _, Plots Can be Obtained on Most Liberal Terms.
OfNSLOW MOORE CO. 44 COURT ST.. B'KL'N ;¦ A. A. SEALY. M'g'r.. Bayview Ave., Freeport, N. Y.
Take it to the Colun^iBn
We 4iave the facilities, the men aiul the ex¬ perience to do your work right.
We do oxy-acetelyn Welding.
We can burn the carbon from your cylinders, SO cents per cylinder.
We can re-seat your valves with a special machine that seats them absolutely right. Re-seat- makes the motor more powerful, snappier, quick¬ er and smoother running.
n AH Work Oiiamiiteed
Standard Gas 16c. Goodyear Tires. Celebrated' Ball Spark Plugs, guarantdd for We of your engine
THE
UHLE SHOP
HOLMES M. NORWOOD, Prop.
ini$.TUBE$ AND MOTOR SUPPLIES
Vttlcanizing a Specialty
WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED
nm FOR METZ "22
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43 W. Merrick Road Freeport, L. I.
TshfkwM, Fraopoit 1022-W
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$15 WUte Spwt Md Beadi Ceate, $4J5
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We have purchased frofti C. fCiinyon Co., known the world over for th^r showerproof sport and beach coats, their entire slock of all wool cheviot coats in lackes* and Misses* size. All the latest models at a ridiculous price, of $4.95. Don't hesitate-a 4>,rgain like this does'nt last long. For the benent of some of our patrons who are unable to come to town we will (ill mail orders. In case the garment doesn't come up to expectations we will re¬ fund your money and expense.
MADAME ANNETTE
Trolley Junction
HemikStead, L I.
NOW
is the time to install a gas range and water
heater!
Doi 't wait until the hot weatiier is here, do
it now.
'Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will
be convenient for our representative to call
with full particulars.
.—— ._ L .¦'-'¦. r~. : —¦¦ —: :—
NASSAI) I SUITOLK LICHTING CO.
QEO. MAC DONALD, Pres.
FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE MINEOLA
HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT
This Handsome Pony Oirtftt
Pony, Carriagelfi^Harness IT^nE
To Some Boy or Girl-WHY NOT YOUp
Great Dunlop Pony Contest
Sbegan May 15, closes SeptombcHJiS, 1914
HOW TO GET VOTES Votes on the Pony Outfit will be given with every purchase mad^ at "Chubbuck's Drug Store—one vote for every cent. The child having the greatest number of votes to Its crdit on Sept. 15th, 1914, wins the Pony Outflt. In case of a tie $300 In gold will bo divided between cehlldren tying. 500 extra votes will be given with ach prscriptlon fllled at tbls store.
Watch for special sales eacb Thursday when extra votes will be given on certain articles.
HOW TO GET VOTES With every yearly aubscrlptloa to tbe Nassau Post, accompan- lel by $2.00, 3,000 Pony Votoa will be given and you ean buy as many as you desire. Tbe best way to get votes is to »e- cure subscriptions to The Nas¬ sau Post as the schedule of votes is so much greater for Bubscrtptlons than anything else. You will be surprised bow easy It is to get aubacriptions to The Nassau Post if you try. Contest Closes September 19th 1914.
Now Is tbe time to ahow i^our true American aplrit—Get B«sy —NOW.
Votes are also given away at fountain with Ice Crcatn and Soda
RULES OF THE (jONTKST
1. Every contestant gets a number.
2. No names of contestants will be publlsbed.
3. Standing of contestants publlsbed In Nassau Post commenc¬ ing Wednesday, (June 17, 1914.
4. AU votes must be brongbt in Thureday of each -week.
6. Tie votes in package with cOntestuits number md ainevnt on top slip only.
6. Votes are transferable only before recording.
7. Contestant baving largest number of votes on Sept 16. 1914 wins tbe Pony Outflt.
8. Contestants will not be permlttod to solicit rotee irltUn our store or In front ot the building.
9. Ail families connected with tbla store and tbe NMa«a Peat ¦taff are barred from this contest.
Enter Tour Child in this Great Contest at Once—It Costs Nothing
CHUBBUCKS DRUG STORE
Telephon* S Ftesport
FROPORT. N. Y.
