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PARIS » DESIRTED BY FASHION I^ORLD
Originalty is Watchword- Modern Dresses Arc Smart and Trim
WHITE IS THE PREDOMINATING COLOR
All the Simplest Affairs Have a
Certain Air of Chic
Reckieffsness
August le the vacation mouth In Paris to a greater extent than in Brooklyn of any American cily. Liter¬ ally no one of the fashionable world remains in the capital during the "dog days," and even the war scare tbat >^ has shatteied the nerves of all En / rope has not prevented the annual Exodus to seaside le.sort.s. to the hot springs and mountains. \S'ell dressed women are not wanting in the Ave¬ nue de I'Opera and the fChamps Ely see, but they are almost Invariably ia traveling dress or in the business¬ like tailor-made costumes in which women do their shopping. ,Neai, dark blue suits with spotless lingerie waists, tbe collars of which lie limply over the shoulders, and hats of mark ed simplicity, whether large or small, are the order of the day.
It may be said right here iliai the small hat is holding its own with re markable ttmaclty. It suits the short skirt better than any wide brimmed hat could possibly do, Tlu.' things to aim at in modern dres.s are smartness, U'imn«.Ks and a certain air of chic recklessness, A. brj[|iiless scrap of coarse, shiny str*w, with two thin sup pie quills, can be made to express just that spirit. Another effective small hut is a paper boat-shape wllh a Kijuash crown in dark blue or black straw and liberty, irimmed with ,i baud of plumage and one upstanding strand, A veil with a coarse mesh and a wide scroll pattern goes very well with the latter, and tho hair on lhi> left side should wave in the same line as Ihe hat.
Originality la the watt liword, and naturally the purchaser is often asked to pay for a thing not because it i.s beautiful or costly in itself, but be¬ cause It is unique. The other day an American woman was asked .'b4(i for a small straw shape with no I rimming but a quill which might have heen worth 7.''. cents, and when she jducked up the courage to porlest was in¬ formed: "Madame, it is for the shape. Tbere is not another like it in I'aris," This summer white is moro em¬ phatically the color than it has been for several yeara. There are white dresses, white hats, white shoes, white 8tockln.;;3. white gloves, white waists, white I ravats, white sashes and an infinite variety ot eii< b, Tbe general effect is very pleasing, hut white is e.vpensive: there is no retting aw.ay from that. Ii uce.l not be elaborale, bul il imiMt be spotli:;.. iind on ihai at count it is not for Uie woman who is compelled lo be economkiil. At the simplest affairs, tlie lair ses iiiii:-i be garbed in white satin ami lace or be hopelessly out of the mode, a ml and <'osttime that makes so mo(lc.-.t a showing can safely he estimated to bave cost from $tln t<i $7:", As to the creations In niiioii .ind net. enlbI¦oi(^J ery and Irish hu'e. one shudders lo think \\hat tliey cosi. 'I'heir \fry Ira giliiy is an e\lra\a.i;aiice, Tlit. mos' trival rent, the smallest ,spoi of din will mean th^ services of a luendei or cleaner, and either repie.'jents a re spectable sum of money
Ji word of warning to tho,.;e who ex¬ pect to adopt the up to-theminute color Theri' Is a fairly wide license in whlt<., but there are some |ieople who can make even white look dowd.\ and unattractive. Hard or shiny ma lerlals tlmt wear aud wash over and over again may be worn by young girK;. but vei.\ Uw iiiatuie w'oiumi tan al'foril to tak.. 111., ilsk 'I'lie latlei should make lln.ir choice hetwt.eii soft | whites in pearly shades, in oyslei j ninon wiib lace, a deep cream with a ' still deeper guipure, a pearly crepe de chine, satin and lace In two shades of brilliant white, and white velvet with a dull faced liheiiy, offer a scale of colors almost as different as red fiom yellow or mauve from lilac The woman of good taste need never fear for the success of her summer ward¬ robe.
Remember, too, that while shoes nnd -stockings are meant for slim feet Bud slim ankles. The woman who Is • handicapped by nature hud better be frank with herself and wear black footwear. This does uot prevent her from, wearing white dresses, so long as sh Introduces a note of black at her waist, al l)er throat or In her hat, to carry out the black and white Idea. As a last word, the white straw bat Is now much raoie stylish than the bat In taffetas or white satin. There •re also some very stylish models In flne white pallle d'ltalie, trimmed with white, black or blua wnlgs.
TOURNAMENT AT RIVERHEAD
29th Annual Tournament of Suffolka
County Firemen is to be held at
Riveriiead an WMneaday, 8«p-
tennber 2nd
The iwonly-ninth annual tourna¬ ment of thc Suffolk County Volunteer Firemen's Association will be held at the Fair Grounds, Riverhead, L. I. on Wednesday, September 2. The parade will start al 11,.10 in the morning and will be entirely on the Fair Grounds The tournament contests will be held in the affrnoon beginning at 1.30 p. m
- MARRIAGES Town Clerk Gilbert reports this fil¬ ing of the toiipwmg notices of mar¬ riages during the last two weeks:
Aug. 11, by Rev. Egbert C, Macklin at East Rockaway, Arthur Franklin Langdon, electrician Lynbrook, and Mary .'Vlagdalene Simonson, Ocean Side
Aug 12, by Rev. Saul O. Curtice at Freeport, Arthur Pettit Wright, mail messenger, Freepoit and .Mary Eliza Johnson, Valley Siiearn
Aug. 15, by Rev. (Jobiase Garren kopf at Franklin Sipiare, Christl«u Frank Abrams, cleik, .Munson, and .-Vnna .Mary Klefer, Elmont,
The following mariiage license was issued by the Town Clerk:
.'Vug. 11. George Washington Kane, salesman. Jersey (Mt.f, and .Milliceni Victoria Ret Uch, Hempstead
Leaders in Pony Contest The Jiresent standing of the ten leaders in the pony contest being held by Chiibbick's Drug .Store are, in or Ui-r as follows: Jack Davis, Anna .'Via tliias, aKthleen Sullivan, Cora Wai lace, Ethelbelle Vall. Ruth Fedden, Catherine Smith. Roy Weyant. Danny Prince and Isabel Martin
NEWS TOLD U4 HEAD LINES Horrors of Cottysburg are multi¬ plied tenfold in tbe inferno on Belgiaa
plain k.
by
Immigration is cut 50 per cent war.
Immigration into the United Slates decreased more than 50 per cent, in the first half of August.
War correspondents barred from armies. Tne Brltiso army council has decided not to allow any war corre- spondeni3 to accompany the expedi¬ tionary forces for the present.
P. Lorriiiard's nephew found in her¬ mit hut. Wife to whom he owes 14 years of back alimony does not be¬ lieve his story
Thousands still clamor for V. S. help. Scarcity of gold and refusal of bank notes distressing many Ameri¬ cans in war zone.
Help by banks ends tieup of train ^exports. Group Ieo by .Nallonal I'ily
War chests will last two years, says N. y, bankers. Fighting nations, fin anclng themselves from inside, will soon exhause funds.
China Wants Oermany to cancel lease and reluin Klau Chau direct to her.
acceilts land.
bills on contracts for Eng-
Tammany leatltrs declare for Glynn. Murphy attends wigwam powwow, but adopts a policy of hands off.
striction to American ov«r-seas trade only.
Japan not aiming at U. S., says con¬ sul. KcpreiMinlaUvf here denies any design of territorial aggrandlzemnt.
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Wilson insists on passing war tax'. Congress to be held in session till emergency reven.ie is pitnidid.
J. J, Hill says; prosperity."
"Chance to treble
One Result
of thc great European War has been to cause a decided advance in the prices of drugs, chemi¬ cals, perfumes, etc.--- amnunting in some cas¬ es to a raise of 50 per cent.
German and Austrian chemicals and Toilet preparations may be off the market altogether in a .short while. We are prepared to pro¬ tect our customers both a.s to price and supply . for some time; but wc advise all to use Amer¬ ican made preparations whenever possible, and thus help to render the nation independent of foreign supply sources.
CNUBlillCK'S
Quality Driij!; Store
MAWf^r, FREEPORT, N, Y,
DucheKs of Marlborough takes ac¬ tive part in war nelief work She wHl preside at meeting at Mrs. Leeds' Lou don home and will outline scope ol the American women's programme.
12! war.
express men let out becnuse of
Kaiser near fituit, now at Mainz; with the crown pi ince. Deiiarture olj German emperor and three of hi.-j sons i loi scene of wa; taii^c- p;..tiiolic fer¬ vor in Boilin.
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Ship bill is passed, coastwise trade wins. President w ill sign mt>asure atl- mltting foreign bulit ships without re
Trlephonf 567 W FrMport
*'Y011NGS"
Ice Cream Parlor
30 S. Qrove St.
Freeport, N. Y.
Not only serves all kinds of drinks at the fountain and cream m the parlor but caters to Churches, Families and Parties. Cream iced and deliver¬ ed anywhere in Freeport on short notice.
BrOOKLiN LADIES' TAILOD AND DRESSMAKER
upenor ^tyles
lopular rices
The ladies who knov./ and appre¬ ciate TAILORING TV^AT COM¬ BINES STYLE WITH ECONOMY, are steady customers here. They knovu the superiority of GOLD¬ FARB TAILORING SERVICE.
Suits, from $8.00 up Skirts $2.00 up Summer Dresses, $2.50 and up
CLEANING DYEING PRESSING
REPAIRING Tele(ihone, Freeport 307-J
Faultless if
'empting aOoriflg
H. GOLDFARB
36 Brooklyn Avenue
Freeport, N. Y.
Food committee strikes tirst blow at high prices. George W. Perkins, as head of body, obtains co-operation of city, country and federal offlcials
advice Is "eat more flsh."
.Mr. Hinman says, he will not come what it may.
boll,
While in Mineola
Slop II
HENRY C KRAMER'S
HOTEL NASSAU
Where Yoa Will Meet Your Friends
HAY-GRAIN-FEED
ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOD FOR ANIMALS
HAROLD E. WILLIAMS
Sooth Maia Street corner Olive Boulevard FREEPORT, L. I. Tel. 174
L. F. COMELLAS
Bayview Ave. and Archer St. Freeport, N. Y.
First Mortgage Money
To Loan Building and Per¬ manent Loans
Phone 375vv Freeport
V
Cellar Water Proofinu
EfBciimtly and .Sutislactonly
iPerlormed and Guaramc-cfl
Permanent and Lniform W'atcr-
prootinjf Against Heavy
Water I're.seure
O. W. Humphrey Construction Co.
2iS S. Ocwn Av«., I'"rrct,ort, N.JV,. Vehyhone. 2,>9
H.B.HAGBNe^CO.
; 38 50.MAIN ST.
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PRt£PORT;LJ, IS0.880
11 HE BA ¥ SIDE HOUSE
ON IIRMf.STi-:AD H\Y
FRLHPORT, I.ONC ISLAND
Uniquely silunted on Hempstead Bay at the foot of Ocean avenue, the best auto boulevard in Freeport, a short distance fiom the oc(?an.
Broad piazza around house—Swept daily by thc never iaihng ocean breezes—Cli¬ mate delightful and healthful. Excellent menu -Our famous shore din¬ ners unsurpassed.
Power launches of all kinds to let for bay and outside fishing;.
"The fisherman's Paradise"
CAPT. W. C ELLISON, Prop, 'PHONE, 30 FREEPORT
"Remember the Maine" RUG WORKS
WILLIAM GAINER. Prop.
I.rt US m,iLi- youi olJ ingrane. brusssels and taprstry carpela and ( litiiilc iiiit.iiiu, into bciutiful. STviceablc ruits.
Rag Carpets and Rugs a Specialty
All WorK Guaranteed
Coirif ami sec or icltphone and ^ivc ut a chance.
351 N. Main St., Freeport Phone 674>J Trolley Stop 76
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Telephone IH Fret-port
Woodcleft Channel Bathing Pavilion
J;;cob Kiegel & Son, Managers
Electiical Facilities for "Night Bathing" Two Matrons in Attendance
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Deep Sea Fishing" Auxiliary Boat ''ELLA"
CAPIAIN J. MUTTER
Leaves Anmullor anil Rothmann's Dock.
Sundays 7.30 ViWkdays 8.30
Fare, including bait
$1.25
K'licy (.,'(.niie(li(jn
RAPID DELIVERY
rresh and Salt Meats
• Staple and Taney Groceries
rresh Ripe Fruits
r.al
F<a
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Bnthmg Pa>/alion foot of Grove Street
Accomodaitu 3C0 Person Trolley Cars Pn-T. Poor
Experienced, licensed.'tifo Guards on Duty at All Times fo V/alch,/Guard and !ii:lnic!
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'CATERERS TO THE EAIVIILY'
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The Coal That Satisfies
OlflK", \urJ-, ,iiul Toil e .: CuIuiiiIm!! Si. und L. I. U. M.
The Largest Distributors of Coal ill Nassati Coun 13^
GARRETT BUSCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
Highest Grades of Family Coal
Also Wood, Hay, Grain, Feed, Etc.
Hempstead,
Long Island
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oiJO ] ui'ion .':<>';i'-i, Hn'-oklyn, N. Y.
I-ilhoj^iaj)lu IS and l>l<ink iiook Manufacturers Loose Leal Devices Oflice SpecialticvS
.'XtJcntb loi Nuii(»ii;i! Brii/nl IjjjtKiitcr KibLons and Caibou I'jpcis. Non-Smutting
E;isllianiptiin Rubber Bands
THEPARSONMARBLEAND GRANITE WORKS
SMIIM «, .SP1(A(".1;L, I'i,.,it.
I)(sij.nicis and Builders of Higb Class Memorials.
All Kinds uf Cemetery Work, Lettering a special¬ ty- Estimates aud Designs Cheerfully Furnished
YAKi) Ul'i'J^nt. t,,i<htrJFIELD CE.METERY
TELEPHONE. 158-w HEMPSTL^D. LONG ISLAND
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