THS MAflBAU POST, AeIpOBT, N. Y., FBIBAT, JULT 2S, 1»1S.
My Telepluce Number it 337 FBEEPOBT
C A. FULTON
Undertaker and Embalmer
67 Wett Merrick Boad FBEEPOBT, N. Y.
A Good Bargain in the Summer Means Your Trade in the Winter
Daring oar mid-tammer sale, which besrint next week, we offer: Taffeta and Crepe de Chine Dresees. . . .value $15 to $20; at |8.50
Chiffon and Net value $10 to $15; at $6.60
Voile and Linen value $7 to $10; at $3.60
35 Suits in Check, Gabardine and Poplin to be closed out at $7.60 Coats as a special offer $3.50 ap
The New Idea Sample Shop
206 WEST THIBTY-FOUBTH STREET
OPEN EVENINGS. Opposite the Penn. Station. Tel. Greeley 24 70
TIME AND MONEY SAVED
CASH WANTED
Wagons, Carriages, Harness, at Trustees Sale
FORI) ro.MMKRCIAI. OOUIKS
¦Was $100, now $75) also 8-pasaen-
Kcr JItiiev bUBSf'B, was $150, now
$115. Ice waKOns, wero |285, now t-^5. LarKe fancy jmrcel delivery, flnlshed
In brass, was $250; now $200. Small fancy parcel delivery, was
t250; now $1711, Grocery or delivery wagon, was $170;
now $13S. Side-door bakery wapon, was $150;
now $l2n. L.lKlit delivery waRon. wa.s $135; now
$».%. lilRliC delivery wagon, was $85; now
arujio.
Top pi ddlcr wagons, |I25; now $1M). Carpenter wiiRoiis, were $146; now
$10O. LilKht fancy parcel delivery, was
$125; now $90. Almost new country butcher wagon,
$6S, Repainted and clo-i^ed* delivery
wa^on, $4S.
4 AIIKI.\UI':S
Itubber lire buggy, was $225; now
$i:t.i. ttubber tire buKsy, was $110; now
ano.
Rubber lire end sprjn;,' runabout,
was IlOO: now $410, StIverH runabout, was $200; now
$I4N>. Rubber lire extenaion toji .surrey,
wa.s $165; now $110. Rubber tire canopy top surrey, was
$175; now $130. Rubber tire ladles' driving wagon,
was $250; now $75. Rubber tlr<' combination, two and
four passenger trap, was $150;
now $75. Steel tire curtain .station wason, was
$165; now $W..
HAR!VKSS l)oubl<>, brass coach harness, was
$150; now $70. I.l^fht drivhif? double, was $50; now
$25. Sinlll! surrey, was J40; now $28. Single buKgy. was $18; now $12.
THC I. S. RCMSON MFG. CO.
740-750 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN. N. Y.
A. K. -WILMIIV, MauBKrr. 4arY C. HKATKR, Trustee in Bankruptcy.
FRESH FISH AND SEA FOOD
We obtain our supply off the boats at our dock the day it is caught, and can see and know that it is the best that can be found anywhere. ^
OUR AUTO
Quick delivery service secures for you not only the best, but in the quickest time. Come down to our place
STEAM BOAT DOCK
with your auto or on Freeport trolley and inspect our place and stock.
LIVE LOBSTEBS, FBESH OUT OF THE WATER HARD AND SOFT CLAMS "
RAYNER & BROWER
AT FOOT WOOD CLIFT CHANNEL Telephone 569
ELLISON'S DOCK FREEPOBT
THL NA55AU P05T
Is now prepared to accept orders
for all kinds of Job Printing, from
a lady's visiting card to a full sheet
poster.
First-class work. Prompt service.
RLA50NABLL PRICES
Cihort's Extract of Mexican Vmillii
AND OTHER FLAVORS
For the past twelve years these Extracta have been used by a large number of the old substantial resi¬ dents of Nassau and Queens Coanties.
I make only PUBE goodf out of the best materiala.
A post card asking for particulars as to prices, etc., will be promptly answered.
THOMAS H. GILMORE
FBEEPOBT L. I., N, Y,
TOTAI POPULATION OF STATE BY CENSUS OF THIS YEAB EXPECT¬ ED TO BE 10.250,000, AS COM- PABED WITH 9,113,614 IN 1910.
STEICTLY
FBESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
SATISFIES
A Satisfied Customer
Brings
New Ones
We want your trade and we'll do more to please you than any one else can.
GIVE US A CHANCE
Buscemi Bros.
7 South Main Street
Freeport
One of the most upvto-datf instru¬ ments of the day.
Your verdict will be in favor of the PEASE PLAYER PIANO, if judged by the test of musical results.
As a PLAYER it supplies the flnger technique of the foremost artists.
Music Roll Library Service FREE.
WRITE FOR CATALOG
Our Partial Payment Plan is Most Economical.
Pease Piano Co.
THE MUSIC HOUSE OF BROOKLYN
34 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Phone 4079 Main.
Open Evenings by Appointment.
Complete stock of VICTOR and COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES, Records and Supplies. Convenient Payments.
WANTED
An opportunity to serve you and convince you that we carry and sell the
Best Groceries and Provisions
OUR MOTTO IS:
HONESTY, COURTESY AND PROMPTNESS.
Our expenses are very small compared with most other grocers and we do not have to obtain as high prices for our goods to live.
Come and see us once, and we are sure you will come again.
Geo. E. Seaman
316 SO. MAIN ST. FBEEPOBT
Telephone 34 4-M.
ALBANY, N. Y., July 23.—A sub¬ stantial Increase in the population of New York State during the past flve years will be shown py the prelimin¬ ary tabulation of the census enumer¬ ators' reports, according to a state¬ ment Iflsued several days ago by Secre¬ tary of State Francis M. Hugo. Mr. Hugo said tbat a conservative esti¬ mate places the advance in the vicin¬ ity of 1,135,000, or a total popula¬ tion of about 10,:;.>0,000 as compared with 9,113,614, Wlien tne federal cen¬ sus was taken in 1910. This total may be considerably larger, but by no means will the 1 1,000,000 mark be approached. Final offlciaf flgures cannot be expected, however, before September.
Tlie present es:imate ia ba.?ed in part on the increase shown by former census taking and by the personal (Ount of the si.\ ihousand enumera¬ tors who completied their fleld work la.sl month. The-e enumerators'- re¬ ports are hy no means final, for the slow process of verification is expect¬ ed to result in numerous changes. E.\- reptional care is being taken in checking the wo:k. It is expetted, however, that the ollicial flgures will show that the inerease from 1910 to HM,') has not bcci so marked as was thc case from I'.Kc, to I'JlO. One rea¬ son is the decrciise in immigration; another, the industrial decline ancl general htisfncKs depression during the last few year- The highest mark ill immigration was reached in 11107, but since then Here has been a (on¬ siderable drop i:i population. The war resulted in a general reduction in immigration and this, of course, ha.s had its effect on the increase in pop¬ ulation.
Returns will show nevertheless that there has Ivsen a good advance in the population in most of the cities, but whether these cities have grown to the dc riijient of the rural sections, or whether thc population In the cenlral and n^estern parts of the state has fallen, or numerous other interesting (jues ions, will not be known for some time yet. Despite the fact that this census is one of the most (liflicull ever taken in New Yoil% State, there wli be no delay in isa'.iing the oflicial publication which must be presented to the legislature for its consideration when it convenes next January. As is generally known, tlie principal reason for taking the cen¬ sus is for the redistricting of the state.
Straight Run of 47 Weeks.
The credit for t!ie longest run of tile season goes to "It Pays lo Ad¬ vertise," tlie farce by Roi Cooper .Megr.ie and Walter Hackett, which will enter upon its ITth woek at the Geo. .M. Cohan Theatre, Monday evening, July I'll. 'It Pays to Adver¬ tise." is well wortii tills record for it is so different from the numerous comedies produced during the year. Properly analyzed, "It Pays to Adver¬ tise," owes much of its charm to its statistical charactei. Business Is business and fads are facts, and the Megrue-Hackett play presents, for our enjoyment, conditions In the ev¬ ery-day work world with which we are familiar, but never before brought out in playforni.
The iast now presenting "It Pays to Advertise,''' at the Cohan, includes: .'\delc Holland, George Schaeffer, Elsa Fredericks, Harold Vermilyea, Ben Johnson, Frank All worth, Cecile Bre¬ ton, W. J. Brady, Vivian Rogers, Cliff Workman and Wm. K. Loane.
FEAR HOOKWORM FOR CHttDREN
Board of Health Asks Physicians to Look Out for it in Schools.
Physicians gencMlly throughout the greater city have been asked by Health Commissioner Goldwater tto be oh the lookout for hooteVorm vlc¬ lims among school children, ettpec- ially those who have come to the cuy from Southern climates.
The warning comes with the an¬ nouncement of the discovery and fa¬ vorable treatment of a case in Public School 35, Decatur slreet and Lewis avenue, Brooklyn. The victim, a boy of 14, continually fell asleep In his class room. The teacher called the case to tbe attention of Dr. Max. Lederer, tbe medical examiner. The boy was only In the third g^rade and when queetloned by the examiner always made indefinite replies.
The examiner interviewed the mother and learned the family had recently come to this city (rom Ja- maicsr West Indies. A subseauent physical examination disclosed the
presen4ie of tT^teal ova of tb« hook¬ worm. The boy waa under-developed, anemic and sleepy-looking. He was subjected to the approved treatment of thymol and epsom salts. Since he began the tr<ptment his mental slug¬ gishness has disappeared and he has gained physically.
Baby Chicks and ^ Hatching Eggs
Bnff Orpingtons, Bnff White and Silver Leghorns.
All from best prize-winning stock Send for free illustrated mating Ihst.
WM. CREVOISERAT
FREEPORT, L. I.
LET US
BE YOUB VALET Sanitary methods, of course, be¬ cause today that is demanded every¬ where.
My Valet
K^iprrlM In thr rnrr of l.aallpH" hikI 4;entlrmrn'>( 4;nrnimti>
33 Railroad Avenue. Opp. Depot.
I'lKJ.N'K S4 KKKKPOJtT
ROWLINH
Six Alleys Open All Summer
Private Club Room for Ladies
^
"Ar hour a day Drives dull care away."
PRIZES FOR HIGH SCORES
36-38 NORTH MAIN STREET Freeport, L. I.
E. F. KELLY
J. S. DeMott
Contractor andl Bixllcler
Jobbing of All Kinds
No job too large and no job too sniall
P^stiniates given on all kinds of work in our lino
LEONARD AVENUE
Tel. 389-W.
If Iioii .\|i|ir<-eia(e Style niNniM-lloii
Model Your Figure
nilll u
WADE CORSET
.\ot Solil lu I>epnr4ineiit .*>!<,reM
4>rlKliioI 111 alt-HlKii—illHllticllvr In
Htylr und Inir liliip III VHliie. Mailr In
a nidt; vnrlrl.v ol ii<>lrH and fimlrnlnKM.
M 4> I> 10 II A T I-: !• 11 I 4^' I'. S
Tlie.v 4'anililne I,uxiir,r Willi Servlee
Mrs. Annie Abbott
Hrprrarn (alive
\. Col. Avrnnc. I'HKKI'OHT
Trirpliour li:t:i-M.
Accidents
Will happen and when they do wc invariably scratch our beads and consider where we can get the hest, quickest and cheapest relief.
We have expert machinists^ a modern equipped machine shop, and llo work, either repairing or installing new gasoline engines.
.MARINE WORK A SPECIALTY
John M. Simpson
So. Main St., Head Freeport Biver Tel. 578-W.
DONT
LOOK FOB MY PICTUBE BUT COIiE IN AND SEE ME AND MY COMPLETE STOCK OF
Hardware and House Furnishings
GLASSWARE, DISHES, PORCELAIN LINED AND AGATE WABE, WIBE WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS READY TO PUT UP. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. POULTRY WIRE, ALL WIDTHS AND GARDEN HOSE.
Supplies of Every Description
AUTO DELIVERY
W. A. MACFARLANE
29 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COR. OLIVE BOULEVARD
MADE OF THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE
IT CO.ST.S vor \0 M ()KKT1I.\.\ OTHER HREAD
QUALITY BAKEIRY
Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R.
Morning Shopping is always pleasani at lliis Slore.
We caiTy the Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetablea, besides
Fancy and Staple Groceries
27
"SEAMANS"
W. Merrick Road, Freeport, L. I.
Telephone 710
The Baldwin Garage and Salesrooms
1U.-<KI'1I 1.. .SCllllK.MACHER, Prop.
Most Complete and Efficient on Long Islanil
New and Second Hand FORDS For Sale.
All kinds of Supplies and Sandries, Tiret and Tubes, Vulcanizing, Batteries Becharged, Overhauling.
EXPEBIENCED EFFICIENT ECONOMY EZPEBT8
Excellent Storage Facilities
