THE NAtAU POST : FUEEPORT, H.Y., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1914
War! W»!! War!!!
ECONOMY
THERE is no , econ¬ omy in buying food simply because it is cheap. Merc cheapness without getting the pro¬ per food value is extrav¬ agant.
^Econcvpy is in buying food high in nutriment and low in cost. <|Such a food is milk. ^Try our perfectly pas¬ turized milk and enjoy the benefits of safety and quality.
A 1914 Poetical Qance
At Some of die
Houes in Freepert and Baldwin
ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK COMPANY
Hempstead, L. I.
Telephone, 228
Rockville Centre, L. I.
Telephone, 284
Branches Throughout Brooklyn and Long Island
S. HERZFELD
Dealer In
High Class Shoes
The only Modern Shoe Re¬ pairing Establishmeiit in Town
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
69 Main Street Freeport, N. Y
FOUND
at Baldwin onMerrkkRd.
The Cleanest, Newest and Mo.st Upto-date Meat, Fruit, and Veg^etable Market on Long laland.
Fresh and Salt Meats Fresh Fruits
Prompt Service
Popular Prices Satisfaction Guaranteed
PETER O'NEIL Prop.
Telephone C>nnectlon
ANTONIO PALERMO
General Contractor and Bolder. Steel * Strnctural Work.
AB liids of Concrete Work Estimates Cheerfidly Fnraislted
TeL 524 Wantiik
OFFICE A RESIDENCE BELLMORE, L I.
T. W. PEARSALL, Orand and Rail road avenues, established 1888, phone 170. Baldwin's leading and oldest livery, boarding and sale stablea. Fun eral carriages and automobiles sup¬ plied on aboi;t motice. Quick aervice, careful and responsible drirera, alao atorage and warehouse. For business and for pleasure
Mr. Pearsall will provide A rig you'll not object to
Should you wish to take a ride. He bas buggies, hacks and carriages
Tbe roomy and tbe small. And tbe atrongest, fleetest horses
Do bere await your call. Hla turnouts are unequalled
By any In tbe land. And when you want hla aervlcea
He is always on hand. For fall and winter weatber
He bas everything complete. Tben come and make a trial. For hla cbargea are not great. • • •
Don't forget the San Francisco, but go to SUIT & PEARSALL. Opposite station; pbone connection; Baldwin's leading popular flre Insurance and real estate agents. Eatimatea 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 house has taken fire;
Your lose your all hard earned means.
By conflagration dire.
lia it not better for you
At Messrs. Suits & Pearsall to in¬ sure
Aagalnst such loss and so protect
Your bouse and fiu-niture?
Insure with them and you may sleep
With comfort every nlgbt,
For if a thing is lost by flre
In the end they'll make It rlgri^.
WILBUR LANGDON, Southered block, pbone 475. Baldwin's leading up-to-date sanitary plumber and gas fitter; bot 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 bouse. That may bring on an illness
That will carry them oft. So It is time for you to arouse. Call on Langdon and have them fixed
On the latest scientlflc plan. He'll do tbe job as cheap, you'll flnd,
As any otber 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.
ATROCITIES OF WAR
TOLD BY RESERVIST
(Continued from page 1) and chUdren in the party, each and every one of which had nothing but praise to aay of the omcera and men of tne U. S. S. Tennessee which on September the 3rd had taken tbem trom France, where they were strand¬ ed, to tne country that had at leaat banking faclUtiea.
In Kngland, in the city o( London, I was tumisbed with a passport and money to continue my journey home oy tbe American Residents' Commlt- lee. Nothing but praise sbould be giv¬ en tbese people wno have served tnelr leilow citizens, and aome who were aot citizena, aa they had never been served before or will be again.
The English mind may be slow to act, but once started you can say tbat It is spontaneous. Tbe population nave given one hundred thousand ot Its young blood, meu between nine¬ teen ,and thlrty-flve years of age, to man or make up England's second army. It will take three months to make tbese men fit, but at the expira- lion of tbat time, tbey can stand In ane and hear tbeir general or colonel say, "England expects every man to do hia duty."
Tbe diHerence between the French and English soldier, in bis equipmeni IS very marked. France baa her men in blue coats, overcoats you may say, red trowsers and red caps. In march- mg order tbey carry a leather knap¬ sack that may weigh ten pounda. The iiinglisb on tbe other band are dressed lO kaki cloth, same as tbe U. S. troops ivear. Their marching accoutraments are of light canvas. Tbeir legs are incased in putees, a strong cloth >vouod around tbe leg from the ankle ap. Race horses have something sim¬ ilar. It is said tbat on long marches putees afford much relief.
As to arms I can say nothing. The ij'rench Light Artillery is considerea second to none and the Englisn is giv- it a close run. The Germans should oe the best judge ot their power."
WELL KNOWN AUTHORIH ON HOW TO CAN EDIBLES
L. BARKER, 88 North Main street, oppslte Randall avenue, pbone 160-J; establish 1907. Freeport's leading grocer, dealer in staple and fancy groceries, fresh country butter and eggs and choice fruits and vegetables. Best of coffee, best of teas. Beat of butter, best of cheese. Best of sugar, best of spices. Best of all—at moderate prices. L. Barker bas on band Family flour of tbe flnest brand. Canned goods, preserves, delicious
fruit. And pickles that we know liww ault. Nuts and raisins, mustard keen. 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. Tbls is his hobby, mark it well. None but the best of goods be sells, .At prices low you will fllnd; Square dealing awaits you at bis fitore.
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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¬ der. Branch store at Bellmore. The public alwaya I aupply With wheaten bread and rye; And every noon at dinner hour, ^DeUclouB cream putfa of choicest
flour. All aorta of bread that's in Free- port, The home-made and the rotmd; All kinda of fancy cakea for tea; Plea, too, of every grade. And choice confections are display
ed; Unto your Interest It will be To purchase here—call and aee. ((k>ntinued on column S)
Prepares Intructions For Aide of House Wives Worthy of Consid-^ eration
A well known authority in New York City has prepared and issued the following suggestions relative to tbe canning of edibles worthy of the consideration of every resident of Nas- dau county.
Friuts and vegetables are plenti¬ ful. The price of sugar has risen. Fruits can be canned without sugar.
Use quart glass Jars with tin tops, costing about 52 cents a dozen. Have new rubber rings. Fill jars with wa¬ ter, put on rings and covers and turn them upside down. If they leak they are not airtight. If air gets In, con¬ tents will not keep.
Wash pars. Wash fruit. Pare peaches and pears. Can wbole or cut in halves. Pack In jars. Put a cloth In tbe bottom of a large kettle, stand tbe jars on the cloth and flll tbe Jars to the top with cold water. Put on the rings and place covers on and fasten about half way. Pour cold wa ter into kettle, enough to come very near tbe top of Jars. Cover the ket¬ tle and bring slowly to boiling. Boil until fruit is cooked through from thirty to forty-flve minutes. Hard fruit will require more tinif.
Have only enough Wre to keep the water boiling gently. More than this is a waste of either coal or gas, and the rapid boiling is likely to crack the Jars. When done, remove from tbe boiling water and fasten covers very tightly at once, without having taken covers off. This is important, for no air should enter Jars after boil¬ ing begins.
A wa'jh boiler or two dish pans (one to be used as a cover) make a good kettle for this kind of canning. This method applies to plums and to¬ matoes, which are now plentiful and cheap.
Vegetables may be canned by tbe same process, a little salt being added to each Jar. Cook tomatoes flfteen to twenty minutes. Beans and otber hard vegetables one and a half hours or more.
To Orunize a Weekly Bible Claas On Thursday the Rev. A. H. Rennie, pastor of the Rockville Centre Pres¬ byterian Church, will organize a week¬ ly Bible class at his church, which win discuss each week topics of gen¬ eral religious interest. At the flrst meeting members will talk on the fol¬ lowing themes:
'Where Does tbe World Stand in Its History to the Present Age? Wbat Relation Haa the Preaent War In Eu¬ rope to the Second Coming of Christ? What la Meant by the New Heaven and tbe New Earth? What Salth tbe Scrlptorea: A Welcome for all Be- Ilevera Who Walt for the 'Prince of Peace.'"
(Contmued from column i) JOHN SCHREIBER 47 Railroad ave¬ nue, phone 368-W. Freeport's leading up-to-date merchant tailor, all the lat¬ est styles. Ladies' tailors. The tailoring buianena.
Is conspicous for designs, For higb style and qaullty
To which every one inclines; Mr. Schreiber very cordially invites
The public there. He has all the 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 Cassi- meres.
From which you may select. He makes Ihcm up in elegance
And cuts and flts so neat, All the lateat styles of garments
And he does his work complete. If you once try Mr. Schrelber
We're sure you'll try no other. Though be 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, gasoline and quick service. When out on a ride
And to stop you decide. Be It business or pleasure.
The Tryon's garage Will keep your auto safe Or repair quickly, it 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 oa,ll at Tryon's Garage, You'll find it large, clean and up-to- date. His charges are rea.sonable and fair. When in F'reeport, always go tbere.
• * * WILLIAM A. MACFAHLAXE, 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 j>erfect line Both Ugt anA. heavy, coarse or flne, Of hardware goods In large he deals.
In iron, rope, forks and steel. Of locks and keys, of nuts and screws. And nails of f\ery k'nd to use; Axes,, hatchets, chisels, saws.
And vices with the ahrdened jaws, Skates, razors sharp, in these he deal.s. And hammers faced with temper¬ ed steel He sells at prices which defy
Al competition: come and tiy^ There ia no doubt but you will buy.
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JOSEPH C. YOUNG, 30 South Grove street, phone .'557-J. Freeport's lead¬ ing up-to-date sanitary Ice cream man¬ ufacturer. Pure ice cream and ices made from the choicest ot friuts, pure soda water; flne ice cream parlors. Private families, weddings and par¬ ties supplied at short notice. Take home a brick; cliocolates and bon bons. Sweet to the sweet is our motto Do you know where you can get Ice cream for the pretty maidens, Delicious, pure and the best? Young, who Is the maker. No corn starch, but pure creaiii and
friut, He Willi de his best lo please you And all he tells you Is sure. The little ones peep in the windows, And fiatten their golden curls. Young's celebrated Ice cream and
confectionary Makes their mouliis water. Buy some for your girls and hoys You will filnd it the best and purest That in all Freeport can be found. And if you happen to doubt this, Just phone or call around. In another column of this issue will \ be 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.
(Contiued from column 4)
GEORGE A. DAVIES. Grahd avenue near railroad depot. Baldwin's lead¬ ing most up-to-date equipped barber shop on Long Island. Ladles 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. When you can go to Davies' Barber
Shop, And all what be can do! A few minutes only be requires To polish up your face. And though your beard is made of
wire. He will not leave a trace; Tbere 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 hair new dressf'd. Your features dressed,
Freeport Yacht Club Closing
The official closing of the South Shore Yacht Club for the season will be celebrated by a monster dinner pnrty October 1. Grent preparations are being made for the affair, whicb will be on an elaborate scale.
On October 13 the last meeting will^ ^ be held, and on the 15th the doors will close. This year Is considered the banner year of the club.
Cellar Water Proofing
Efficiently and Satisfactorily
Performed and Guaranteed
Permanent and Uniform Water-<
proofing Agrainst Heavy
Water Preseure
O. "W. Humphrey Construction Co.
258 S. Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Telephone 229
FORQIONE'S
Fruit, Vegetables Confectionery
Orders Promptly Delivered TOBACCO AND CIGARS
GRAND AVE., BALD]MA
South of Trolley Track
Call on Us
Your Cleaning, Pressing and Re¬ pairing quickly and efficiently done. Our Steam Pressing Ma¬ chinery Kills all Germs.
The Sanitary Method
22-26 S. Main St. Phone, 323-J
iUm.JMlXJ»JM—1-
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 dyspeptlcallllH,
Make families sad Tbat ought to be glad
And swell up the doctor's bills, Over all tbe world wide Bad bread is allied. With evils tbat shorten life's thread. But the man that's a sage
And Uves to old age, la he that eata Krawiec flne bread.
Roopuess
LET ME BE YOUR DENTIST Do you realize what jood, honeat servicea on your teeth means to you?
The ills that result from bad dental work are the aame as from bad teeth. 1 use the BEST materials and no work is sent out of thc office. Ask your neighbors, perhaps I have done work for them.
I will examine your teeth free of charge, explain the difference in the work suitable for your case and tell you exactly what the work will cost when finished. I employ no assistants so you will have no change of doctors or students work for you. All wOrk done painless and guaranteed Absolutely painless extractions.
FuU Sat of T«*th Gold Crown 22k Whit* Crown Bridge Work 22k Fillings-
$6.00 up 6.00 6.00 6.00 1.00 up
W. F. OUTCALT. D. D. S.
274 280 LIVINGSTON STREET Cor. Bond St., Brooklyn, opp. Locser's Hours, 9 A. M. to 6.30 P. M. Sundays from 10 A, M. to 1 P. M
COOL, CLEAN,
(CONVENIENT) ' Tbe electric current la a cool, clean, convenient performer^ Aa a cook, electricity attenda atrictly to buai- ness; no redbot atove. no kitchen turned Into a place of torture, no smoke and amell, no afi rmath of dirt and ashes. Whatever work electricity performs, it requirea no preparation, no assistance, no at¬ tendance—it la a amonym for con- vtnlene.
JAHES F. CAMPION
36 SaHfc Gme Street. Freeport, N. Y.
Freeport Baptist Church RaUy Day will be observed in the Baptist Church, South Orove street,! FVeeport, next Sunday, both morning 1 and evening. In the morning, the pas-1 tor. Rev. Elmer E. I^oux. wi|l preach j a special sermon to tiw members of ' tbe church on, 'Isaiah's Vision, and | Ours." Sppoifll efforts are being maae] to have every member preaent. j
In tbe evening, the pastor will be- ; gin a series of popular sermons on pertinent questions as follows: i
"What is a Christian?" ••Why' sbould I become a Christian ?•' •'How - may I become a Christian?" "Whati Church should I >oin''" *Vl'hy should! I go to church?" These Kervices will ; Include some special mu&ic. All are | most cordially invited to attend, es- j peclally strangers
Morning Shopping
Is always pleasant at this Store
Wc carry the Qioicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables besides
Stapk and Fancy Groceries v-
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SEAMANS "
27 W. MERRICK ROAD
Freeport, L. L
Telephone 710
Village Building Notes
One touch of enthusiasm nukes the whole town move.
The imJertai-ei hecomes a city builder when he gets a knocker.
Lazy nieri aie just an ueeh'so as dead onr'a and lake up a lof more room.
The leilow who hm {Ue fuUiie piutf-enly ut hi* luwn in mind il a valuable citizen
There ib no village hi) prosperuuB Imt tlui loopeiation Will benefit, it only to perpetuati- the prosperity.
A good tiisiness men's organization is as tiexrsaaiy to the growth of a.town as moisture ia to growng crops ^v*""^"^
Enthu8ias:ri may load the wagon to its fullest capa/lXy "but It takes financial assist.Tnce to ni.Tke the wheels turn. ^
The man who is busy building up the commercial fabric of his ov/n town has not time to stop and blow his own horn.
A husi'ieis men's organizations purpose is to establish and maintain co-operative effort and harmonious action in all thinga leadinfj to the upbuilding of the community.
The man who is not nn .ictive momber of the constructive or- ya-^izdtion of his community Is doinu himself and his community a great injustice and is unmindful of his opportunity.
i NASSAU &. SUFFOLK LIGHTING CO,
Cforgd MacDonald, President.
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Crystal Theatre
First Class Clean Shows
Adults, 10c Always; Children, 5c
Help wanted and purnisheD
COMPETENT, EXPKRIENCED NURSES; MAIDS, COOKS, AND GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS. PIECE AND FAMILY LAUNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RENOVATING. MEN BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT.
ANDERSON'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
12 WAVEBLY PLBCE-TELEPHONE S90 fREEPORT, N. V.
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NOW IS THE TIME
TO INSTALD A GAS RANGE AND WATER HEATER !
DON'T WAIT UNTIL THE HOT WEATHER IS HERE, DO IT NOW ;
TELEPHONE HEMPSTEAD 680 AND SAY WHEN IT WILL EE CONVENIENT OR OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL WITH FULL PARTICULARS.
NASSAU & SUrrOLK LIGHTING CO.
GEO. MAC DONALD, President Freeport Rockviiie Centre Mineola Hempstaad RooMvalt
