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THK VAMAV POST, FBEEPOBT, ¦. T^ wixSUiY, JU>S 2, 1916.
BALDWIN-FOREMOST SUBURBAN COMMUNITY
Topic of Epworth League meeting in the M. E. church Sunday evening will be "The Opportunities of One- Talent People." MisH Ethel Raynor and Miss Carrie Hlngle will be thc leader*.
'moved to Harlem, where Mr. Schmidt has opened a grocery store.
The Parent-Teachers' Association recently re-organized and elected the following offlcers: President, Mrs. Valentine Sobie: flrsi vice-president, Mrs. Oeorge Huyler; second vice- president, .Mrs, Janies II. Story; re¬ cording secretary, Miss King; corre¬ sponding secretary, Miss Lynch; treasurer, Mrs, Elbert E. Hawkins; historian. Miss Mary C .Fuller,
.Mr. Samuel Shotwell of Brooklyn has heen visiting friends here.
Mr, Paul G, Schuman is erecting an attractive dwelling on his property on Woodside avenue. Francis VV, Miller is the builder.
Mr. J. A. Sciimidt and family have
FOR SALE
The Hick Neck Point
34 ACRES
Large water frontage on arm of Henipstead Bay, at foot of Grand Avenue, Baldwin, Bathing, Boat¬ ing, Fishing: ', minutes walk to trolley; groves of large trees; 20 acres of tillable land. Will sell whole or any part, Imiuire
W, B, WOOLLEY
BALDWIN L, I.
EMIL HAACK
has established a show room and agency for all toilet goods, flne jew¬ elry, guaranteed hosiery, aluminum ware, flne cutlery, Cassilla silverware, Thomas razors, positive tension shears, hardware specialties, Kero- safe lamps (.SO hours on I gallon of kerosene generated into a gas made from .3% of oil and 97'a of air).
TOMANCOPHONE MACHINES . $25 values for $12.50
Call or address
EMIL HAACK Grand Avenue Baldwin
Dry Goods
We carry an up-to-date stock of general
DRY GOODS and FANCY GOODS
We want your trade. Why not meet us half way? This town Is all right. You can make make it better by patronizing home trade, Bvery dollar spent with the home merchant helps to boost the town.
Call and inspect our stock and let us show you how much we can save you on the same goods from city prices,
DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Church St,, near Milburn Ave,
Francis W. Miller
General Carpenter
FLOORS
SCREENS
ODD SASH
SUN PARLORS
Dealer in
ROOFING NAILS GLASS
PUTTY PAINTS
VARNISHES, ETC.
CENTRAL AVE, BALDWIN Bet, Merrick Rd, and Clinton Pl.
Telephone 1028-J
A large crowd gathered in the Methodist Episcopal chapel Thursday night and enjoyed the entertainment furnished by the Christian Brother¬ hood to their lady friends. Mr, Chas, H, Southard, tlie president, presided In his usual genial manner. The en¬ tertainer for the evening wa« Mr. Am¬ brose Jeffries, an especially good ma¬ gician and ventriloquist, and the pro¬ gram he furnished was thoroughly en¬ joyed. The audience also joined heartily In the singing of old familiar songs. Refreslimeu'ts were served and all present enjoyed the occasion.
The annual strawberry festival of the Ladles' Aid Society of the Meth¬ odist Episcopal churcii was held In the chapel Thursday evening with a good attendance, A program of music and readings was furnished by Mrs. Valentine Sobie. after which Ice cream, cake and strawberries were served by the ladies.
Mr, Charles Rope of Brooklyn has been a guest at the home of Mr, Geo, .VlcChesney on 'the .Merrick road,
.Mr. and Mrs. Alberl C. Schuman have been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dixon of Richmond Hill,
Day, with an appropriate sermon by the pastor, Rev. M. O. Lepley. The choir rendered excelleni music at both services.
I Interest seems to have been revived among the members of the Baldwin tennis club. On Salurday afternoon and on Decoration Day the courts were in active use, wilh a number of visitors to watch the games.
A new motor hose truck for No, 2 Hose Company was brought over yes¬ terday and given several trial spins, and everything seems to be in good condition. As soon as the committee Is satisfied that it is up to specifica¬ tions it will be formally accepted. The operators are lo be broken in at once.
Mr, Fred B, Smith is building a new house on Park avenue south of Thomas avenue.
On Sunday morning tbe .Methodist Episcopal church cidebrated the sev¬ enty-second anniversary of its organ¬ ization. The church was arlistically decorated with flags and flowers. Judge rjeorge Wallace, of Freeport, addressed the congregation and spoke of the phiirch as he liad known it in the past and compared it with its present activities, giving plain facts.
In the evening the service was a pairiotic one in honor of Memorial
BAKERY
THE BEST BET
for your family lable is our pure, well and cleanly made wholesome Bread, I'ies and Cakes, Their sweetness and flavor please the palate and build up the system.
It is given the best of attention from the oven to your home.
Ignatz l^ravjlec
Harrison Avenue
iBaldwin
Milk and Cream
If you will take a walk or drive down to our place, corner Grand avenue and Thomas slreet, and look at our fine herd of cows, you will never buy milk of any one else so long as we can supply you. Not only does milk mean so much to the babe or child thul is fed upon it, but also for the family use. Call and see us and leave your order.
WILLARD THOMAS
Bedell Grocery Co.
CHURCH STREET
Tel, Freeport 277-W.
FINE GROCERIES
Gobel's Famous Delicatessen
Goods
The very best and freshest Fniits and Vegetables, We carry all the popular Cereal Foods, The brands tbat have stood the lest of years and that we guarantee.
If you want the BEST and a SQUARE DEAL call or 'phone us.
Il seems but fitting that we should call the attention of ail firemen to the fact thai efficiency can be obtain¬ ed only by prompt and regular al¬ tendance at drills and meetings. It lias been noticed at different times that there were only a few in altend¬ ance and that many of fliem were lale.
Miss .Sadie King of Port Washing¬ ton was badly Injured in an automo¬ bile accident which occurred at about I I o'clock, last Friday night, .Miss King lost her way while going home and as it was getting late, engaged a taxlcab. When al the corner of Mer¬ rick road and Central avenue. Iter cab was run into hy tli* machine of Wil¬ liam Louden, of Amilyville, whicii was on the wrong side of the road, .Miss King was taken to the office of Dr, J, W, Steele and it was found that slie was badly bruised about the h(>ad. and seven stitches had lo be taken. She was txtherwlse injured and badly shaken up and was taken home in a taxicab,
A little baby girl arrived at the liome of Rev, and Mrs, Martin O, Lep¬ ley on Tuesday,
The stork paid a welcome visit to the home of Mr ,and Mrs, Emil Duruz of Grand avenue, where be left a lit¬ tle baby boy.
Rev, J, H, Tuthill is confined to his lied and under the doctor's care be¬ cause of an attack of rheumatism, and many nol be able to return to his du¬ ties for several weeks. He has the
heartfelt sympathy of his many friends and parishioners.
Mr. Rudolph de Angelis of South Grand avenue is slowly recuperating after his recenl operation, but will nol be able to leave the hospital for another three weeks.
Work on the new school house has been discontinued because shipments of the linieutone used in Die course of the work is being held up at In¬ diana.
.\ strawberry and ice cream festival was held in the basement of the Prot¬ estant Methodist church on Church street Ttiesday evening, under the au¬ spices of the Bible class. A large attendance enjoyed vocal selections and social discourse followed by a denionstration of the Tomancaphone. This instrument is a wonder and af¬ forded not only greal pleasure and entertainmenl but aroused the inter¬ est of a great many who were unac- f|uainted wilh its workings. Mr, Emil Haack of Grand avenue and .Merrick road brought the Tomancaphone and gave several selections for the enter¬ tainment of the class and Its friends.
minstrel; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Leighton, Mr, Frank Leighfon, both of the fam¬ ous Leighton Brothers; Mr. and Mrs. T. Rov Barnes and Mr. JsTr.es Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Roy Barnes of Grand avenue, entertained Mr, and Mrs. Charles Valentine of Richmond Hill last Sunday, A delightful time was had motoring on the Island and through the village, which Mr, Valen¬ tine liked so well that he is now con¬ sidering the purchase of a home here.
BICYCLES WAR DECLARED
The flghtiiii; in .Mexico cannot he compared with the battle we arc waK-lUK against hlKh nricis.
We .sell the Iver Johnaon and Kpnillnic Stanilard lllr.vrleR.
W'o K-iiarantep our repair work. When wc tl.\ a wheel we tix it and the best |),'irt is tluit we don't soak yon.
Two Stores :
.Mprrlfk Koail
ri.«>VI) \V.
Chureli Slreet liKDKI.I..
Coal and Wood
S-urely you all use Fuel T-hen why not come here O-nly the best is kept R-ing 367-J Freeport and Y-ou'll receive prompt, honest service.
James H. Story
.MILBURN «AVENUE BALDWIN,
To Rent Furnished
Two-story modern ten-room, foyer hall and bath
COTTAGE
with all linproveinents, iiiL'luding gas, water ,-md electric lljiht, .'Mso
BUNGALOW
living room, kitchen and four bed¬ rooms.
Both have spacious porches, beau¬ tiful lawns. Can be seen week-days or Sundays,
G. A. Dessart
South Grand Ave., Cor. School Street. Tel, Freeport ,">6-W.
.Mr. Jeremilh .Morse of Central ave¬ nue died last week at Mineola bospi- I tal and was buried Sunday at Green¬ field cemetery. Services were held al the .M. P. church at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon. He is survived by a widow and three children.
A special meeting of the .\dvance Club was held at the home of Mrs, Hannah Lush of Grand avenue last .Monday afiernoon for tlie purpose of discussing plans for the erection of the new public library.
Mr, .\. Frederick of California, who has been visiting al the iiome of his son. Lieut, Krnest Frederick of Park avenue, since last December, left for home this week,
Mr. Charles H, Southard celebrat¬ ed his sixtieth birthday anniversary al the home of his daughter, .Mrs, W. C, Mansfield of Park avenue, last Fri¬ day evening. He was joined on tliis occasion hy a nuniber of relatives, in¬ cluding .'Mr, and .Mrs, F, C, Soulhard, .Mr. and .Mrs. R. G. Anderson. Mr. and .Vlrs, J, B, Stilwell, .Mrs, E, T, South¬ ard and Paul Southard, .Mr, and Mrs. E, .\. Hawkins. Lieut, and .Mrs, Ernest Frederick, Mr, .-V. Frederick of Cali¬ fornia, Mr, J, H. Southard, .Mr. and .Mrs, George Ross of Brooklyn, .Miss Helen Ander.son and .Mr, Wilfred Southard.
.Mr. T, Roy Barnes of the Katinka eompany, now playing at the Lyric Thea'tre, New York, injured his knee cap during the performance a few days ago and is temporarily di,sabled. He is under the doctor's care and will nol be able to gel about for several days,
Mr, Victor More of Harrison ave¬ nue entertained a number of profes¬ sional friends Tuesday evening and it is seldom that people of such renown and popularity meet informally. Songs and selections on various musi¬ cal instruments were very much en¬ joyed, especially pretty Hawaiian tunes sung to the accompaniment of tlie Hawaiian ukelele. Those present were: .Mr, Julian Eltiuge, and his manager. .Mr, Jack Pierre: Mr, .Matt Keefe, tiie celebrated yodeler and
Mr, Victor More of Grand avenue recejilly returned from Los Angeles, Cal,, where he has been taking proiai- nent parts in making Lasky photo plays. Mr, .More has jusi purchased a new Buick car and is anticipating a delightful season.
-Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Robinson have recently taken Lady Duff Gordon's residence on Hayes street, Baldwin Harbor section,
Mrs, Charles H. Thomas of Harrison avenue leaves this week for a two weeks' visit al the home of her par¬ ents. Rev. and .Mrs, Janies Coote, for¬ mer pastor of the .Methodisl Ep.scopal churcli. no wof Portland, Conn, .Mrs. i Thomas also expects to visit trends in .N'ew Haven and .New London. Miss Olive Lepley will lake her place al tlie organ until her return.
TO HCK SFELLTHQ CHAMPION.
Preliminary Contests for Competition at State Fair.
Preiluiiuary contests in the first supervisory district of Nassau county, in competition for the spelling bee to be held In connection with the New York State Fair, will be held at fhe Mineola publlc school on Friday. June 2, at 2..'i0 p. m. Each school is per¬ mitted to send as many as four con¬ testants, and the contests will be open to pupils fof the elementary grades of any school, public or pri¬ vate.
Dr. James S, Cooley. district super¬ intendents of schools of Nas-sau coun¬ ty, has announced that the prelim¬ inary contests would be followed by a contest lo select tbe best speller of the county.
It is expected that nearly 200 stu¬ dents will compete in the various pre¬ liminary contests,
TWENTY Tears "a priest.
Rev. D, R. Carroll, founder-rector of the Cburch of St, Raymund. Lyn¬ brook, celehrated tlie twentieth anni¬ versary of his ordination and at the sanii' lime the seventii anniversary
of the founding of the parish last Tuesday, A solemn high mass wa." celebrated.
HELP—MALE OR FEMALE.
Employers desiring good New York 'help." either male or female, are best suited by using "Help" Wanted Col- iinis of The New York Evening Tele¬ gram. Rate. 2 cents a word—cash with order. The New York Evening Telegram prints more "Want" ads. in one day than do all the other New York afternoon newspapers combined in one month,
THE GASOLINE SITUATION,
Congressman Hicks has just deliv¬ ered an earnest speech In Congress on the necessity of Investigating and then applying a remedy for the high cost of gasoline wblch is causing audi liardship Ue urges prompt action on the part of the federal government to rectify the evil of combinations and the punishment of the offenders.
BALDWIN classified -
I Dil ,'^Arj';^'rw(l I.e(li;;r,.d collie (l()|,-s,
o">-, fifieen inonth,". (,ih(r ciifht nionlliK old; also n;uX,l\i. and driving horse, si.x years old: two carriages, Iii- 'inirc ,lulius ,1, Ilelnricli, West Seainan avenue,
l>( irfsAlTl': 'Hc'iui ifui lunni; ¦ llli" im- liroveinents, l.irKc griiiinds; Cariiu- tlon avenue, at the head of Church ¦streei, Imiuire OII |(renii,>--. s. Mm. I{osa- lie r. BeiinlimiKM.
I'd; .'-J.AM';--Two beauliful homes, all
iiiilirovenK ills. KuruK'n: Thomas
s-trcet, corner Central avenue. Inijuirc
l-'(il; .¦¦;.\I.,1':—.Nineteen pair Ifonier uIko- ' "IIS. A. Hreiner,
A. V. Pearsall
BflLDWIN Boarding StabJes
Storage for Furniture and Automobiles
MOVING VANS AND GENERAL TRUCKING
Contracting
Coaches and Limousines for Funerals and Weddings
Grand Avenue. Opp. Depot
Telephone 17 0.
Truly and justly it is said of .Mr, Ciiarles Kenneth Thomas that he is not only an artist of rare and unus¬ ual ability, but that lie renders ditfi- ciill Inslrumeiital selections witli his one hand in such a perfect manner as to attract the attention of profession¬ als and lovers of nuisic wherever lie appears. Last Satui'day afternoon he took a large ;ind appreciative audi¬ ence at the Apollo Studio, corner of Gre(>;ie and Carlton avenues, Brook¬ lyn, by slorm. The recital was given under the direction of Prof, William. .Vrmor Thayer, who has charge of the music at .Adelphi .Academv and is thei organist of St, .Mark's .m' E. churcli.! Flatbush,
.Vlrs. John Carman of Washington I avenue, who was stricken (|uile sud-1 denly last week, was removed to the! hospital on Friday, Her many friends j hope for her speedy recovery. j
,Vliss Catherine Yerry of Brooklyni has been visiting her aunt, .Mrs, Bur-| tis Carnian of Cornwell avenue, I
TIk
niarriage of ."\Ii,ss Lillian
A'Hearn of East Meodow and Robert Smitii of this village was solemnized last week by the Rey. John Tulhill, After their return from a siiorf honeymoon .Mr, and .Mrs, Smith will reside in Baldwin,
On Tuesday, May ,'{0, a strawberry festival was held in the basement of the Methodist Protestant church.
.Miss Peggy Carman from a severe cold.
recovering
Hazel and Emma Carman, .Minnie and Clara Belle Johnson with their friends. Harold Pearsall, Fred Wal¬ ther, Alfred Dilthey and Gilhert Oli¬ ver of Oceanside enjoyed a bicycle ride to Fn-eport l-jn^t Wednesdav even¬ ing.
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting and Decorating
In all its Branches.
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Brushes and Hardware
Telepiione 41I0-\V'
GRAND AVE.. Near R. R. Station BALDWIN. L. I,
F'ruits and Vegetables
The very best of all kinds in t:ieir season. Canned and bot¬ tled goods. The best brand
CANDIES CIGARS FRESH BREAD PIES CAKES
.Surely my I 1 years of life and business in our Viiiage should bespeak my honesly and fair dealing. Give us a trial and villi will not go elsewhere,
Rudolph DeAngelis
South Grand Ave.
Baldwin
Post Ollicf Building Tel. Freepori i;'l-J.
Dr.W.CWeekes
"Baldwin Cottage"
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
.N'ear Tlionias SIkmM BALDWIN. L, I, Telephone Ci inn ect ioll
Meat Market
Church St,, near Homan Place
relephone :i2T Freeport
JOHN W, RASMUSSEN, Prop,
Butchers of Repute,
Our Pound is A Pound
.\-.k our Ciistomers, Many butchers wonder -why their trade falls off and wli\ people complain anaiiist their meal. Such dealers ate not experienced and particular in huying only the best goods. Our auto dt'livery guarantees the nulck- e>l an.l best service. Give us a trial.
Bargain in Road Horse
BAV .MARK, l,'i hands, S years, out of "GOLD HEELS." gentle, fine stepper, afraid of nothing; niag- nilicent ladies' saddle horse. .A. fine STUDEBAKER SURREY and RI'.NABOUT, holh new and rubber tired: a new CUTTER SLEIGH and BELLS, two new sets of HAR¬ NESS, BLANKETS, etc. Cost, $t'i>iii: price, .$2:ir,.
M. Luerssen
Baldwin
Tel. l''reepiirt UMS.
Joseph Miller
CYCLE MOTORS BICYCLES
NEW PARTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
Our years of experience enable us to do all repair work not only (iuicl<er but cheaper tban any other jilace W'o hack up every promise
Willi
HONEST SERVICE
.M.iii> olliers ('nga,i;e us. Why not you.
.SOUTH GUAM) AVENUE I,Next Door to .Vew Laundry i
Willard Langdon
Southard Bldg, Merrick Road. BALDWIN
All l\inds of
Plumbing Plumbers' Supplies
Hardware Jobbing
V\'lien you want an honest job for a reasonable price why not engage one you know to he hon¬ est and upright,
Tel. Kreeporl :tG2-R,
Adolph Breiner
Serves only I lie
Best Teas, Coffees, Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Canned
and Bottled Goodi,
Vegetables and Fruits
I'l'isoiial attention and per sonal servic(> insures tbe best.
Grand Avenue
Tel. Freeporf t IHJ.
Baldwin
Btl^ni^tB pijarmarg
.viiiin Store .Merrick Road Tel, F'p't tllll
Baldwin
Hranch Store Cliurcli Street Tel, K'p't XOH
Our prescription department is under the supervLsion of only men of great experience and ability,' Our drugs are freah a^ medicines compounded from them insure best possible results.
We carry a complete stock of TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES RUBBER GOODS PHYSICIANS' and NURSES BANDAGES AND DRESSINGS,
We have constantly on hand the best grade of CIGARS and CANDIES obtainable.
THE BALDWIN HARBOR REALTY CO.
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS OF TME FINEST SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ON LONG ISLAND
WELL-CONSTRUCTED HOMES
Extraordinary Transportation Facilities Miles of Water Frontage
IDEAL LOCAUTY
NEW YORK OFflCE:
243 We^ 34th Street
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