fME NASSAU POST! FWEEI»OWT, M.Y., THURSDAY, OCC 17, H14
Artistic & Cheap
BOOT AND shoe: REPAlitiNO
Expert Shoo Repairer
Reasonable Prices
FRANK CHIMERI
IC Brooklyn Av*., Freeport, N Y.
Heating, Tinning
WPAIRINO AND JOBBINO ESTIMATES
CHAS. F. FRITZ, Jr.
263 N. Main St Freepert, N. Y. Telephone 744
JOHN M. SIMPSON
Expert MAchiniat
Engine Inttalling and Re¬ pairing. Marue Work a
Specialty Lawo Mowers, Skears, Sick¬ les Grennd, Bicyles, Locks, Engines Rcpared
Maia St. Head of Freeport Rirer
Telephone
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While in Mineola
stop at
HENRY C. KRAMER'S
Hotel Nassau
Where yoo will meet your Friends
UEQAL NOTICE
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GEORGE A. H. SMITH, M. D. Eye diseases only. Office hours Tues¬ days and Thursdays from 8 to 11 A. M , and by appointment. 7 Wallace street, corner Brooklyn ave¬ nue, Freeport, L. 1. Telephone 778.
Freeport Sea Food Market and Oyster Saloon
B. RILEY RAYNOR, Proprietor
Everything In Sea Food in Season We Serve Oysters, Clams & Chowdera
16 W.^Merrick Road, Freeport
TELEPHONE 2.M
Choice Groceries
Salted Meats Cake and Pies
Quality Guaranteed
Prompt Service Best Prices
JOHN L. GERMEROTH
Telephone 489-W
244 Main St., Freepcrt L. I.
VILLAOE ORDINANCE
Tbe truatees of the VilUge of Free- port by auibority vested in them by •whapter 64 of tlie Laws of 1909, and conatitutlug Chapter 6A of tbe Cou solidated Laws, aad all acta and laws amendatory thereto, and known aa the tillage Laws, do enact tbe fol-i lowing ordinance to be observed and' enforced in tbe aald Village under I tbe penalty of violation o( lue a&uiv I aa prescribed therein. {
R10BOLVKO, Tbat tbe following be {
adopted as Ordinance No. 37 B. of
th9 Ordinances of tbe Village of
Kreeport, NasBau County, New York:
OKDINAN'CE NUJtBEK 37 B.
A PERSON WHO:
1. While driving, or while In con¬ trol of any vehicle In the VllUge of F'reeport, shall fail, upon the approach of any fire engine, hosewagon hook and ladder truck, or other ore appara¬ tua when such apparatua shall b« traveling to or trom a fire, to Immedi¬ ately drive or place auch vehicle, or cause the same to be driven or placed, close to and parallel with the curb or side walk of the street whereon su^h vehicle may then be. and thereupon to immediately stop or cause such vehicle to stop and there remain un¬ til such fire apparatus shall have re¬ moved from such vicinity, or
2. Being the rnqtorman of a street car and operating the same in tbe Village of Freeport, shall fall, upon tbe approach of any fire engine, hose wagon, hook and ladder truck, or other flre apparatuH, to immediately stop the said car, or
3. Being the motorman ot « street | car and operating the same in the Vil¬ lage of Freeport shall cause, or at¬ tempt to cause any such car to pass any fire engine, hose wagon, hook ami ladder truck,, or other fire apparatus in said Village while euch apparatus IH in motion, or
4. Shall, during a fire in the Vil- lage ol Freeport, at which any appara¬ tus shall be traveling, .stop any ve- iiide, or cause any vehicle to be slop¬ ed within fifty (00) feet of any Art hydrant situated nearer to such flre ihan 300 feet, or
5. Being in control of any vehicle, shall fall to move, or cause the samC' lo be moved troi-a the vicinity of any lire hydrant in the Village of Free- port, upon orders .so to do from any lie (ieparlmeut olficer or fireman, or
(j. Not being the chief, first or .-iecoiid assistant chief, o surgeon of the firc' tlei-;iutmeiil of the Villae of freeport, stiall have place or carry,
0 eaiihX' to be placed o carried on any vehicle owned, occupied o controlled by liiiu (otiier than the vehicle of saic nre deiiartiuent), any letters, name eiiibleui or sign of any description in- u.iided to desiguate or relate'to the live department of the VillaRe of I'let'poit, or of any company therein, or
7. Shall at any time drive any ve¬ il i*-U!,~tJTln> r than an ambulance in ac- uial service or a vehicle carrying the inited Slates mall, over any fire hose '.yinr, on any stieet, road or Iiigh\va> in liie Villtr^e ol" Freeport, or
H. Not being a fireman shall, with¬ out permission of the Chief, first or second assistant cliief, or surgeon of
1 111.' lire department of the Village of Krc'port, go or remain within any lire line established in the Village of I'eeporl by the fire department of ^Hid Village, or by auy fireman or firemen of .''aid Village.
SliaU be liable to a penalty of Five ($r<.00) Dollars and, iu addition to .-aid penalty, It Is ordained that any violation of tliis ordinance shall con¬ stitute disorderly conduct and any person violating the same sliall be a disorderly person.
lUO IT FUUTllEIl RKSOLVliD, that the Clerk bo directed to have a copy j£ said ordinance printed In the South .•^ide Messenger, the NassJ.u County Review and the Nassau Post, once each week for two sonsecutlve weeks, and a' printed copy thereof posted con¬ spicuously In at. least three public places in the Village, for at least ten jays before the same shall take effect.
lilO IT FUUTilBK UKSOLVFD, that such ordinance shall become opera¬ tive and In force in tho Village of Fieeport, on and after the Ist day of January, 1914.
Adop'.eu by the Board ot Trustees of the Village ot Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y., December 4, 1914. (Signed) ROLAND M. LAMB, President.
LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Never leave bome without a heavy blanket, and cover yoor horse even If you only stop a very short time.
Sheep should be supplied witb clean, fresh water so that they can drink wben they want It
Arrange the pens and yards ao, tbat the breeding sowu can bave plenty of exerriae.
It ia a great handicap and may be an actual Injury to load a light horae with great heavy shoes.
Give tbe sheep plenty of exer- ciee, but keep tbem in when It storms- A wet fleece Is a sure cause of sickness.
One of tbe greatest failings some men have Is crowding tbeir hogs in cold weather. Give tbem room. They will grow better.
Edward Smith Maurtin F. Murphy
SMITH & BfUBPHT
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS
Hot Air, Steain and Water Heaters, Tin, Copper, Iron Work
15 Bedell St, Freeport, L. L
TaUpheee 366
PROFIT IN FEEDING ROUGHAGE TO GAHLE
Renewed interest is being tnkeu In the marketing of rough feed through feeding It to cattle, says tbe Kansas Farmer. Ordinarily the method of fig¬ uring proflta on such operations is to charge tbe cattle market prices for the feeds consumed, and wbut Is left above cost of thla feed nnU the labor Involved Is regarde<l ns profit. It is difllciilt to figure In this manner and secure the real profits where rough fee<ls only are Involved. Quite often this rough feed has no marliet whatever away from the farm. Even where the feeds con- sunuHl by cattle barely return actual market prices at the nearest station it I.s possible to figure a protit from tho standixjlnt of increased fertility on the farm.
Ou many farms tho future productiv¬ ity of the soil dciwiuls absolutely upon
'Tower of Brooklyn"
"PROMPT AND EFnaENTfSERVlCE"
Manufacturers of the "National Brand" typewriter ribbons and carbon i>apers, (non smutting.)
Agents for Shaw, WaH^er's wood and* steel Eling cabinets and supplies.
Restaurants^and hotels supplied with napkins, tooth¬ picks, paper towels and toilet paper.
Write us for prices, you will save money.
There is no time like the present
YEl-EPHONE MAifW 37Z5
EASTHAMPTON RUBBER BANDS
UllO^T^lART ei Fox. CO,In^'
WHOLESALE STATIONERS t PRINTERS
lilHOGRAPHERS ^ DlANK RoOK l\l\.\LT.\CnTOERS
Loose Leaf Devicfs Office Speclmjies
330 1 ULTON Smnyr
Drookij^iv ^
Hereford cattle are noted for their health iuul lU-stlinj; quulilles. Tlie hulls lire the very hi'Ht to cross on .•iriy lierti tliat Is delicate and run down. Tile offspring; secured by thi.'* crussiiiK are always stout and healliiy. In summer, wlien pas¬ tures arc ii'>"'l, Uerefords need nn tjriUti, as they grow fast on good Kra.ss pasture. They are very ea.s- ily fed and do not require as muni- feed as sotnu ot the other beef breeds. Tlie principal tiling in rais¬ ing lleiefonls Is to Rive them plen¬ ty to eat. They will inalie tlesli and K'row faster than most other breeds ot cattle.
the addition of more organic mutter. Under tiiese conditions much iou>:li feed, such ns low j^rnde hay, straw and ioni .^tover. can bo marl<et(Hl througli beef cattle which would otherwise l)e rettinietl to the land, if returned at all, without lirliiginK any value whatever beyond its hare fertilizing value. If this iiolut of view were acce|)ted many more would make a practice of feeding cattle on the farms during the winter season.
THE RAM IN WINTER.
Are You a S-p-u-g?
Why not present your friends with useful Christmas gifts for which you will be remembered for many years?
A beautiful and serviceable rag lug, with choice sekction of attractive designs, and a pretty border, will serve nicely as a useful Christmas gift.
Special Christmas price, 3 ft. x 6 ft., ?1.50; express prepaid.
Also a beautiful reversible carpet rug, unexcelled for durability and perfect In design and coloring will make a useful gift.
Special Christmas prices: 30 in. x 56 in., $2.25; 3 ft. x 6 ft., $3.50;
express prepaid. '^^ "''-"" ¦'^^5^*^^^^^^^*'.
All telephone and mail orders promptly attended to. Carpet Cleaning and Dyeing.
Long Island Rug Works
RUG MANUFACTURERS
Clothes and The Man
In these conventional days personal appearance is an im¬ portant factor in business and in sotflol life. Clothes are not everything but they are a decided help in creating that favorable impression.
"Freeport's Custom Tailor'
is a builder of just this sort of garment. Material, fit and satisfaction are our guarantees
James Venditt
Tol«pkone. 583-W
49 N. Maia St Freepwt, N.Y.
Aladdin's Lamp Realized
ALLADIN'S LAMP! A fairy tale 10 longer. It la hero—It Is yours at comniand. And you don't have to rub it to get what you wish for. Just yush a button and you get light, heat, and power from the electric current running through your wires. Light for every nook iu tho house—heat tOi your radiators, your cooking, your tot-water supply—power to drive your sewing machine, your fans, your vacu¬ um cleaner—electricity, tho modern Maddin's Lamp, Is a magic source ot sanitary conditions, comfort and con¬ venience In the home. Let us put VLADDIN'S LAMP Into your house. W'e are specialists in this line—supply-] ng everything but current. And we guarantee our work.
James' F. Campion
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Bleceric Light Wiring, Fixtures and j
Electrical Supplies
J6 8. Grove St. Freeport, N. Y
Telephone Connection
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
HAT8 CLEANED AND RENOVATED CIQARS. CIGARETTES
J. A. CHARKALIS
44 8. Main 8t FREEPORT
Head of the Flock Should Not Ba Al¬ lowed to Run With Ewes.
lOvery man with ii bunch of bred ewes on his bauds knows It is bud policy to allow the ram to run with them through the winter, says tbo Na¬ tional Stockman. He crowds tbem ut the feed trough, worries thein at other times and hy using his superior strength in l)unting and iJUshing may ciuiso costly abortions. It Is no iJlace for him, but still too often he is found tliere because it Is "too much liother" to keep hlni by himself. .Nor shuiild be run with the I'atteuiug lambs to hog the feed and keep tliem from making the best of gains. On some farms be will lie fonnd with the cattle, running to tile strawstack. But here, besides lining his lleece with chaff and otlier tilth, hi' Is likely to be iiiulerfed iiuleds special provision is made lor hini.
Wo can't ex[)ect our sole investment ill service fee for use of a ram to be his cost price. Iio will not ciire for himself, and if he Is not worthy of bis hire better .send blm to the butcher and se<ure one that Is IJcnerally n place for him can be found close to the other sheep, where be will not be loiieHome and where he can be fed handily. I'lrhaiw as gojd a place as any will be an open leanto iigainst tho regular sheep shelter that atfords a dry place for him overhead. Ills "lot'' may well he an acre or ten acres ttiat ii'ay happen to ail.loin tho sheep yards. Here be can koep dry—the most essen¬ tial thing—and here lie can got plenty of exercise and be j-aslly fetl as the other sheep are. .Vnd pleiise do uot forget a pall of fresh water every day, and some salt when the ewes get theirs. It won't pay to neglect the ram.
First Prize Winners at Mineola and Riverhead (1914) Fairs
Olive Boulevard
Phone 848.W
Freeport, L.
Light Up Your Store, iMr. Merchant
and prove to people that you believe In your Village and in your Buslnes*. Demonstrate that you have confidence In your goods by exhibiting them .under the searching rays of gas light.' ^^^X^'^-i: ,'¦''
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{ Back up your claims to being wide awake by making attractive window
; displays and lighting them up, so that you will get eighteen hours' servioe 'out of the window investment Initeqd of twelve daylight hours. I Let people know that you stand for progress and efficiency—in square
dealing and full values. ITB^'^5^':'*'v-"^*^' > i
' Money spent for good store window lighting is Just as necessary and Just as profitable as money spent for clerk hire
The Brood Sow. Hogs require attention r»>gardle«8 of condition, age or sex. but the manage¬ ment of the brocHl sow Is the surest test of fhe breeder's skill. If sows are carelessly fed durlnfc pregnancy trouble of aome kind la sure to ensue at far- lowing.
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Use The Never Out Gas Lights
Nassau apd Suffolk Lighting Co.
GEORGE MACfX)NALD, Prendemt.
Millinery and Hair Goods
Your own combings made up in any style you desire NOTIONS EMBROIDERY LADIES' WARE
"A Mark Qf Distinction On[Evcry Hai" Renovating and Re-curIing|[Feathers
Mrs. Kate Osborne
18 West Merrck Rd.
Telephone 895-W
Freeport
HUB-MARK RUBBERS
A HURRY CALL
for rubbers on a nasty wet morning suggests Hut>-Mark rubbers to most people. Nowadays wise folks consider Hub-Mark rubbers as essential to the complete wardrobe as a pair of shoes, especially in Ihis climate where the three seasons are June, July and Winter.
Hub-M»rk rubber footwear Is maJc so ever- ¥ fiZ^ laatltiKly good that it will bI»<- iho toueli pnv«-mi'iit ,--"* a terrific tusale before It glvxn In. Hub-Mark > llubbera cost no moro thun any Ftan.iar.l frni- quality rubbers, but whtn yim buy ihem you uro buying^ for not only ono .teason, but |M>rhapii two. It's tbe rubber of tho prrctnt as well as tho fu¬ ture. Made In a i^t at rango of Btyica for men, women, boya and girls.
When you buy rubber.-? ask for "Hub-Mark" It's btst because tbire uru nu riBn-t.s.
These rubbers arc manufactured by the Boston Rub- fKT Shoe Company, Maiden, Mass.
THE HUB-MARK IS YOUR VALUE-MARK FOR SALE BY
Kantor Brothers Department Sic re
MERRICK ROAD BALDWIN, L. I.
Did you ever study out or inquire wliat process your clothing under¬ went in tie possession of tiie l.iunoiy meni
Tnere are a great mnny lothsome and infectiotis diseases that can be transmitted from one person to another through the clothing, unless the greatest caution and care be exercistd in the process of laundering.
Then, again, a majority of places sprinkle their clothes with spray from the mouth—do you want yours treated in that way?
Our sanitary conditions are perfect. We have installed not only ex¬ pensive, but modern, machinery, charging and renovating the entire plant
We think that it is o^ly fitting that we announce to our customer* and the public that we do ^11 our own work—on our premises:—under our per¬ sonal supervision, insuring perfect sanitary conditions and prompt Bervi.ce.
Why take or permit your laundry to go to the city or some other place, where you can know absolutely nothing of where or how It it han¬ dled or treated? We do, not only good work, but guarantee satisfaction. Our motto is, "A satisfied customer is more to be desired than r^oney."
Our prices are the lov^st, consistent with perfect and sanitary work.
We solicit a trial that we may demonstrate our claims.
The Nassau Laundry Co.
Formerly Freeport American Laundry
Newton Boulevard and Henry Street, Freeport
fclcphone 97-R
Seasonable Suggestions
Men's Smart, Stylish Suits and Overcoats^
Up
MADE TO ORDER
The largest va¬ riety of modern fabrics.
$17.1
Everything guaran¬ teed from fabric to finish.
Our prices are from $17.50 to $35 values. Your choice of blues, blackt, browns, grays, greens, and in fact every dressy color combination, tn •tripes, hairlines, plaids and the new mixture*. CLOTHES MADE TO ORDE'^ IF DESIRED. Open every evening until 9 o'clock.
4-59 FULTON ST.
c!CTar
BROOKLYN'S LEADING TAILORS
