THK NA.^SATT rOST. rWWr.PORT, "V Y., PRfDAY, .TTJI.Y 12. 1<>1«
was a desolate appearing stndto, ing of a past more opulent, bnt room was practically bare ef etn- lishmeiit, the fireplace was empty, the table was a half-loaf of bread a Jug of water. »ere now?" Inqalred Wsrd Elsler was striding the room to keep 1. an erpresslon of discontent and onragemept on his ffce. Ing forth In quest of fortnne," ted his brother. "Come," and he led ya|t Jubilant spirit. "Who ^ut I may atrlke some Inck, Ibling yotJ to^enjoy a rw'l'Hi* H*5L" 'Iwrnj* thinking "of me." spoke the " "uderly. "I've brought yoa to a pass, havsn't IT" iWhatr rallied Vance Klsler, •*bo- isnislng to our heart's content I np, the dawn Is sure to break r iat'a him—never say die I" mut- Ward Elaler. "I've got him Into |ht flx with ray foolish specula- Well, thank goodneas^ I've got »ng enough to go to work, and a Itlon la open for me Monday. I'll my flnser nails off to make up »e Ttifn Tve caused him." Tance Blsler's face loarall Its coun- felt cheerfulness once away from I brother's presence, lie went down ball to an old lumber room, Qshed a rsgged fur cap with ear flaps a pair of mittens, well-worn but ck. He tied string about his trou- over the ankles to keep out the Iw, then he sallied forth. It was not Iwlng now, but the city had Just ex- lenced the storm of a century, ^rywhere gangs of men were clear- aldewalks and trolley tracks. In It of an opera house Vance was Ited by a man who was directing a ^n men, busily engaged In removing great mourfds of snow from the Bt In front of the structure, so that |omobiles and carriages could drive
lere, you!" he spoke to Vance, "a |ar and a half nn hour for playing Ithe snow. Pick up a shovel und |e some exercise," and Vance start- in with the others. Eliaocing up as an automobile
BANKS
sport of the Condition
—-OF
le Freeport Bank
OF FREEPORT
he eloae ot business on tlie 20th day of ISIH:
RESOURCES Ik and bond investments, viz.:
Tiblic secuiitifs »tS4,145.no
Irivate Hecurities 157,077.50
state owned 33,700.00
|tg«KeB ownetl 129,241.58
and (liscounU secured by bond hd mortBaife. deed or other real
|t*te collateral 61,527.75
Ina and diacounta secured by
Iher collateral 70,375.60
la, discounts and bills puichas-
not secured by collateral 289.752.02
Irdraf U .52
from approved re- ve depositariee, lees
bount of offsets $77,463.87
from trust companies, anka and bankers not leludcd in precedinR
649.50 78,113.37
14.120.46
|*r currency authorixed by the KWi of the United Statea .... 42,975.00 Cash items, viz.: I and checks for kkt day's clearinKS , . 491.67
¦ cash items 197.00 688.57
Other aMetB, vi«.;
Benue stamps 4.28
Trued interest not en-
|rcd on books at close
buaineiiu on above
7.718.00
kit account 1.500.00 9,268.00
kl $1,060,979.65
LIABILITIES I
llUI stock $30,000.00 I
Surplus: • I
plus fund $75,000,00 |
|flvid«l profitH 28,945.38 10,3,946.38
Deposits, preferred as follows: !
¦its by the State [
New York 12,000.00
Not preferred, as follows: liU subject to check 379,056.33 |ie deposits. certiUcateH ^d other deiMisits, the nent of which can- ot levally be re<|uired |Uhin thirty days . . 601,788.79 and certillcates of
kpoait 812.20
llten° checks outstand- includinir similar jiaeks of other officers 690.67
dfleil checks 11.813.18
aid dividends 30.00
»0«,091.17
Other liabilitiM, vis.: It^sd intersat not an¬ on books at elos* businaas on alM>v«
||W 6,US.00
atad unaarnad dia-
at* 4,800 10,»4S.OO
li.o*o,»Tf.<e
swiinir to Ihe rrtrrt'. Vane* ptifl«»»1 his storm f«p down over his fare. An nii- gust-looklng old man waa helping out « yonng lady, beniiMfnl, serene, gorg- eons In her e«pen«lre furs.
Alma Dun^n, tjtte heifess— h«»r fa¬ ther, the fnllllonnlrel There passed b«for« his mind the golden days, and not so rery far back, either, when he had b««n an honored guest at the pala¬ tial home of the Duncans. And she— he had lored her in secret.
In another hour hla task was com¬ pleted. He received his pay and start¬ ed to cross the street when a bright, glittering object tn the snow attracted hla atfWitton. He secured It, wonder¬ ing If It was some gewgaw, or of real raloe. It was a sunburst pin, set with sparkling white atonea. »--« "
"yance, rouse np, ol^fellowI" hailed his brother, when he reached his room. "We'll have ojjr erand meal, If we never have Another oiie." At the res¬ taurant Vance told of the nnaccns- tomed work that had made the feast poaslble. Then he showed hla brother the pin. -•-.-^-—-^
"Why, you'vj made a preciona And !" decisr^ Ward. •¦<«%• »iai'> IgT
He was up bright and early, went ?El ^9 t^ street and returned In a atate of high ^cltement
"It's advertised," he annoanced. "Lost In the opera bouse or Ita rldoi- ty. Liberal reward. Apply to John Wlsner, lawyer, Portland bailding. Come on, Vaiice. I'll go with yoa ^nd share the joy of seeing real money once more."
The dlgnlfled lawyer examined the Jewelry and opened his checkbook. ,
"My client telephoned me late last
night to pay a reward of one hnndred dollara," he said; bnt at that moment the client In question came Into the room—Miss Almn "Dnncan!
Vance became erect. What he read In W» gentle eyes of Alma was pity for his threadbare attire, pain hernu.se she read aright the cause of his no longer calling npon h<»r.
"I cSn accept no reward In return¬ ing what I found to a friend—I hope," he aald proudly.
"To more than a friend," she mn^- mnred. coming to his side and placing her hand on his arm. "Oh, Mr. BIsler I Why have you neglected us?"
"HI tell you I" bnrst forth the Im¬ petuous Wanl. "Yon are the yonng 1&^ i? teUV "* *A ^ dreams, whose picture in Hie stadio Is the only framed one that he has not sold or pawned to keep my unworthy self from starring. He ru^§«J himself paying my debts. He worked, shoveling snow last night, to feed md.'! A^MWS^SST"
"Stop I" ordered Vpnce, but th© dis- clojurf had produced its effect. Alma aimk To a chair, covering ^a face with her hand.H, crying Uke a child.
,"Jou will come to see me? Oh, Mr. ElslerJ proyilae that yoju will allow mfimi. my fatlTer'and your other trae. (oyal friends to mend alt thlaf she pleaded. .^••sfX' mm»!M>naittymF
There came to Vance the next day an order from Lawyer Wlsner to paint tha portraits of all the living and dead presidents of a local bar association, ao he hatfkno need to ask friends fpr rnqne^ aid.
But, once more on hla feet, ha did ask the dearest one of them all. Alma Duncan, for love, and oh! how gladly, how freely wns It given 1
Great South Bay Ferry Co. Time Table
In effect June 1. 1^18. Subject to change without notice
From Freeport, L. I., to Pt. Lookout, Nassau-by-the-Sea, Sea Edge, on the Inlet; Long Beach
South ar
Daily Ex. Sun
Sundays only
Daily
Daily
Will Not
Sundays only
Will Not
Sundays only
Will Not
Daily Ex. Sun.
Will Not
Sundays only
Will Not
Daily
Daily
Daily
d West Bound
Trolley I^eavjs Atlantic Ave.
A.M.
6.00
7.30
10.00
11.00
Run if
P.M
12.00
Run if
1.00 Run if
2.00 Run if
3.00 Run if
4.O0
4.30
5.00
BOATS Leave Freeport
A.M.
6.10
7.40
10.10
11.10
Stormy
P.M.
12.10
Stormy
1.10
Stormy
2.10
Stormy
3.10
stormy
4.10
4.40
5.10
Arrive Sea EJfte. P. G. C.
A.M.
6.20
7.50
10.20
11.20
P.M.
12.20
1.20
2.20
3.20
4.20
4.50
5.20
1 ^
< *•
A.M.
6.30
8.00
10.30
11.30
¦P-'M.
13.30
1.30
2.30
3.30
4.30
5.15
5.30
East and
A.CM.
7.00
8.30
12.00
Will
P.M.
WUl
.Will
3.00 Will
Will
5.45
g C J!
A.M.
7.15
10.25
North
Leave
Point Lookout
and Nassau
A.M.
7.45
10.55
10.30
Bound
So
A.M.
7.55
11.05
10.40
12.15 12.45 12.55
Not Run if Stormy
P.M.
Not Ru
P.M.
P.M.
12.30 12.40
n it Stormy
1.30 1.40
Not Run if Stormy
3.00 3.30 3.40
Not Run if Stormy
3.15 3.25 Not Run it Stormy
6.10
4.30
6.40
5.30
4.40
7.00
5.40
Arrive Freeport
A.M.
8.15
11.25
11.00
1.15
P.M.
1.00
2.00
4.00
3.45
5.00
7.20
6.00
Extra Boats Sundays and Holidays, Between Freeport and Point Lookout
From 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Boat trolleys meet N. Y. & L. I. Traction cars at Atlantic Avenue, near Ocean Avenue, Freeport. "
Beach Parties Day or Night for Churches, Lodges, Sunday Schools.
Six BiK Boats Kijfidly Inspected by U. S. Grovernment
For information telephone Freeport 773; office open 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. daily.
Established 1917
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bellmore, N.Y.
A bank account keeps you informed. Your check is your receipt. Your stub is your record. We offer you all the ac¬ commodations safe bankinjf permits.
Dr. H. V. HoLCOMB, President Chas. M, Vanderoef, Cashier
EAGLE
lllectrical Sh«c ReHlrUif
^kbers and Shoos Repaired rhile you wait. All work fumranteed. Reaaona* bl« Prie«8.
JAmS nSCItTTA. Prtp.
iJ^jMlmdATt., FrMport. L. I.
Light, Wirings, Fixtures, Motors, Phones, Bells.
JAMES F. CAMPION
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Pboae Connectioa
Freeport, N. Y.
THE WORLD DO MOVE''
A froAollne torrh thet ciinnot be blown ont Rnpplle«i th# he«t for • new eooklnft BtoTe for rsmiwrs.
A n«>w mop for waHhlng «ntoTnoM1*« hn« a hollotr handle throngh which water is fed by 8cre>wlng It to hone.
A bolder haa been patented for nafe- ty rasor bladea to enable theifi to be naed by tailors or dreaamakers for ripping aeama,
A Callfomlan la the Inventor of a reglfltertng deTlce to be attached to a hen's back to record the namb«r of egga ahe lays.
The eTtermlnatlon of all fllea Is the aim of two BrlUfih phystclana who j are experimenting with a parasite that kills the lo»ect8. .^- ^.-^
The Tac^utn-fleaotng process baa been applied with specially designed
apparatus to remo-nac m9t maa dirt from boUer tnhea.
To make a kltch«»n atove help warm the room In which it la aaed a aietal corer that nidlat<>« the heat evenly haa hf>en patented.
With goTemment enronrn|f<»ment, extenstre experiments will be made with a view to reviving the (rowing of il«K in Scotland.
Made of flat steel spring a qnlck- ly adjtiated belt hns been Invented to take the plac« of strings on kitchen or laboratory aprona
A rudder has been patented, nor¬ mally within the hnll of a vessel, bnt which can he projected throngh the bow to aid In steerinf.
A method has been lnv«at«d In Bn* Cp£e for treating old hops so that they can be naed as an acceptable •vbstltat* for tobacco.
Coming Soon
ONE
CENT SALE
The Rexall Store
23 West Merrick Road Freeport, L. L
CLARENCE S. ABRAMS, Ph. G.
Proprietor
&»g, DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAND
3 MAGINIFIGENT* STEAMERS 3
"CITY OF ERIE" - "CITY OF BUFFALO"
BETWEEN
The Great Ship "SEEANDBEE"
DUFFALO — Daily, Mny 1st to Nov. 15th—CLEVELAND
t^avc Buffalo 9iO0 P.M. U.S. Eastern Time Leave Cleveland 8:U0 P.M. U.S. Ceotral Tlmo Arrive Cleveland 7:00 A.M. U.S. Cenrral Time Arrive Ulffalo 7:30 A.M. U.S. Eartern TiBie Connoctiona at Cleveland for Cedar Point, rut-in-Bay, Detroit end other points. Railroad tickets r JMidirgr between BuJTiilo and Cleveland are food for trj. -.s.-jirLat.'fi on our Bteam«rfl. Aak your 5 Apent for ticket* ''i I* f- ;;. I-->". New Toariflt Aatomobita
iiatc—?7.50 Round Trip,
I days
limit, for c::r
udintf 127 in. whe«lbaa«.
Uetiut.fully colored i
-pa/e pictorial nnd dpf^
1 receipt of
The Claveland c£ I^uffalo
Transit Company
Clegcland '
The Oreat i»hip
-SEEANDBEE-
.—the largeit and most coatJj
pK^weugrr Steamer on iDlaod
water* ofihe world. Sleeping
cmpaclty* 1500 pasaenitere,
r^FARE H^
^uirill get eggs aRdliayeheal% stur^ chicks ifyoiiuse
Ihnuhalurad Iff fi^unv JclhiMdMl Cd Brooldyii.lLV.
LBOAL ADVBRTMING
COUNTT COtJIW, NA«AtJ COTTNTT.
¦Utt Fri«»i«n. PkJnMff, Mr*inat AHe« E r<n*m. ThnniM P. C. F'orlyai. Jr., FrtnV 8 Pr«»il»r- »«it •ltd Or«e« S. Pr*ni«Tt»»t. hto mttP. anrf Mary J. C RodM- kirelMni, D«f«i<lanta.
Tn panaane* of • Judtimnt of Pnr«eln*ur* •nd »•!» mii<li> tn th* atmrr-cnmifvl artlon on the l«t (lay of Jun#. UlS. and Hwly cntrrMl In th« 04fl«* of 1*1* OI*rk of Naaaau County, I, tt»# nnd*rtl«n«d R<>f*r*« In aald jndcffl*nt namad will ttU at pnMIe aiii-tmn In front of th« taw ofll«* nt Oorr* Morton Irfvy, nameljr at th« main antrane* to th* Realty Buildlnir, 1-7 RailroaMl 'Av«na*, in th* Villait* of Freeport, Nasaan Onnty. New Torli. on
SATURDAY. JULY 20TH. 19U. at 11 o'elooJc in the forenoon of that day, th* land and premtaea in aaid Judirm^nt decreed to be aotd and therein deeeribed aa follow*: All thoae certain iota, pi«e<* in pa reals of land, with the buiMinc* and iniprov*m«nt« thereon erected aitaate, IjrinK mmI hein« in th* VillB«e of Fr*«>port, County of Naaaau, and 3t«t# of New York, bound»d and deaerihed a« ffillows: B««rlnning at a point on th* southerlr «Me of Archer Street diatant fix hundrnd (6001 fe«t eaaterly from the corner formed by the Interaaetion of tha southerly tide of Archer Street with the aaiatarly side of Barviaw Arenue: ninnin* thenea aouther- If and at ri«ht amtla to Archer Street On* hundred and 9(1/ (150) feet; thence eaaterly and t>*ran*l ifith Archer Street Sevanty-flve (71) feet thence northerly and acain at rirht an«lcs to Areber Street One hundred ir,J fifty (160) feet to lh« southerly aide of Archer Str*et and thence westerly alone the southerly aide of Areher Street Serenty-flve (7K) fact to tbt point or place of besinning. The plot hereby conveyed ia known and de¬ scribed as kits numbera Ninety-8«ven (07), Ninety-aicht (*8) and Ninety-nine (Ml on a certain map enUtl«>d "Map of Bayview, at Freeport, L. I., surveyed by Alvin G. Smith, C. %.. Freoport, L. I., September, 1»0«," and filed with bhe Clerk of tha County of Naaaau.
Datad June Ist. 1018.
OEORGE MORTON LBVY, Rafarte. William H. Robbins.
PlaintilT'a Attorney, Bay Shore, New York.
At a Term of the County Court of Naa¬ aau County, held at Mineola, Naaaau County, on the I»th day of June. 1918. Preaent: Hon. Lewis J. Smith, ,
County Judse, Nassau Ounty.
In the Matter of the Application of Ada L. Lader for leave to change her name to Ad« L. Brown.
For Stlo by tH DeiOert.
_ __ -.v., .^"T
Upon reading and filing the anneiiod P<- tition of Ada L. L.ader, verified the 8th Jay of June. 1918, praying for leave to as¬ sume the name of Ada L. Hrown, in place of that of Ada L. Lader, and
On motion of William Austin Moore, at¬ torney for said petitioner, it is
Ordered that said Ada L. Lader be, and she hereby is, authorized to assume the name of Ada L. Brown, in place of her present name on and after July 16th, 1918. provided that within ten days after the entry of this order she shall have caused a true copy thereof to be published according to law in The Naaaau Poet, a newspaper published in the County of Nassau, SUte of New York, and provided also that within ten days after the entpf of this order she shall have-caused the petition herein and an affldavit of pub¬ lication to be filed and recorded in the office of the Clerk, of the County of Naaaau, and that after the said requirements are complied with, the said petitioner must on and after the said 16th day of July, 1918, be known by the name of Ada L. Brown, which she ia authorized to assume, and by no other name.
Enter
LEWIS J. SMITH, County Judge of Nassau County.
NOTIOE TO CREIDITORS.
Pursuant to an order of HON. LBONE D. HOWELL. Surrogate of the County of Nas¬ sau, notice is hereby given to all persons haviivK claimfi against
THO^LVS B. SMITH,
late of the Town ot Heanpstead, in the said county, deceased, to present the aame with the vouchers thereof, to the subscr-ibers the executors of the last Will and Testament of said deceased, at their place jof transacting busineea at the residence of Mrs. Thonuia B. Smith, Merrick Road, Bellmore, New York, on or before the first day of January aext. Dated. Mineola, N. Y.. June 19, 1918. LAVINA SMITH. ELLEN SCHAARDT, Executors. JoHNsoif A Johnson.
Attorneya for Executoas, Freeport. N. Y.
To The Stockholders of The Baldwin Water Company
Notice is heretby given that the an¬ nual meeting of the Stockholders of the Baldwin Water Company will be held at the office of Wil.iam H. Ray¬ nor, 87 Merrick Road, Baldwin, Nas¬ sau County, New York, Friday, July 26, 1918, at 8 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of electing: seven directors for the ensuing year and two inspectors of election to serve at the next An¬ nua! Meeting, and for the transaction of such other business as may proper¬ ly come before the meeting.
Dated Baldwin, N. Y., June 29, 1918.
E. B. ROSE, Secretary.
For Sale, To Let, Wanted.
FURNISHED ROOMS to let; phone Freeport 12C1-J. 21
WANTED—Position for general of¬ fice work and typewriting. Telephone 285>J.
iFQR SALE—A good farm mule and a large dog. A. Ruhe, telephone 812-M.
WANTED—Furnished roam with board for gentleman. Gerdelman, 72 Pearaall Avenue, Freeport. 1-22
FOR SALE-^en's women's and children'ti bicycles. 25 Russell plaee, Freeport, N. Y. 1-21
' -J ! ioiBaa^Binr'wsmmaKm
USED CLOTHINKJ—Will buy men's clothing, 47 Railroad avenue, Freeport. 4-20
... , ' ' '".-ji
POR SALE—2 trood work horses; 2 hoN»« wagons, harness. Frank B. Wood, 131 Atlantic avenue, (.>cean Side. 2-19
WANTEjD—Position for general office work and typewriting. Tele¬ phone Freeport ^5 J.
BARGAIN for quick buyer—7>rooai house, Kivund 80 x 170, within ft min¬ utes' Di depot mad trolley, $8200; for particulars apply E Green A Co., 40 GratHutr phua, Fr«#«port. 1-2^
