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MEiiitiai
Mrs. A. J. Anthony and children returned to their home after spend¬ ing a week at Sunnybrook, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leicb, and fanilly moloied to Delaware Water €f^> whrit they iipeia the week.
".Saininie"- Donahue is <rllh hi.s <-oualn George Mc-adow hrook Road.
stopping Cook of
On Wednesday the outing of the Camp Ground Sunday School was held. One boat waa secured and that was certainly crowded, about 75 people were on goard and the affair was indeed enjoyable to thcwe who went.
On .Monday last Afrs. John Carpen¬ ter returned to her home in the vlll- The bride and groom, -Mr. 'and ! age. .Mrs. (Carpenter was visiting her Mrs. Chark-s K. l>aix-k are hack ( daughter .Mrs. H. GreenwaM. of Ro- Xrom their honeymoon and are stay- \ sendale, .N. Y. .Mrs. Carpenter while ing with -Mr. and Mrs. Seaman of away enjoyed herself very much.
Camp Avenue.
Harold Bunker has been elected
' captain of the Home Defense l.«ague.
It is exactly a year ago to-day, i ^
(Aug. 3) that the new home of Mr I ^^^^ ^^^ „^,^^^
Vincent Savona was ^«"'P/^^«^lj*"J i Defense league lately are John R. occujOfid. The house Is situated on, ^^ ^^,^ O'Brien. Peter Moran-
Hendrickaon Avenue north of —: ^^ed Col berg. Joseph Boyden. Peter Camp Grounds. /^,lf » 8re.at 1«»-1. ^^^ j^^^ Drlnltwater.
provement In that diatrlct
Mrs. Savona who was very ill when , „ ,j
the rejnoval Irom the city took place Arthur Attn a student of Bald- while the building of her new home win High School is doing as much as was under way, has practically re- he ian for the IJ. S. A., Arthur Is at covered from her illne.88. She is work at Yaphank preparinR the camp convinced that there is no better for the soldiers. place than .Merrick for building up
one's health. She took a trip to the city with her daughter Anna, a few weeks ago for the week end. but her one thought^i,a8 to return to .Mer¬ rick as speedily as the L. I. Ji. Jl. could cjirry her.
f"ranclg, their eldest son. hah been employed in the Finance Department ot the City of New York since the early summer. He is connected with one of the two divisions the <V»mptroller complimented and
praisfid for having established a re¬ cord of eighty-two hours caatinunM service wJien the bulk of the sub- scriptlons to the Liberty l>oan Bonds of Civil Service employees were handled. This record was made when the division in which I-'rancls i« emiilovtd 'vork twenty-four hours a day from Tuesday. June 12. at !) a. m. to 7 p. m. Friday. Jnne 15.
A good ptienrtance was present at the monthly meeting of the Merrick Civic League!, Inc. last Friday even¬ ing. The meetlnK was partly 4rvoted to biisincHH and social affairs.
On Su-n<la^ last Chaa. Kuphei, of the Officers' Training (^amp. at Fort .Meyer, was on a twenty-four hour h-ave. Charles visited his mother and friends while on the leave. All were glad to see him.
following
ously puhlislied. the emits have enlisted:
Josciili Hoyden, Fred Colbers, Peter Moran, John Drinkwater. John K. (lilvey, William O'lSricn. This makes the lotal strength 80, .VIr. anri .Mrs. John Duor and son The membership includes a num- Rnfus, of Altoona, Pa., were the her of men with previous military guests of .Mrs. Diier's parents, Mr, and experien(-e In the Army, .\avy, .Ma- Mrs. (Charles D. Haines. rne Corps .\'ationa! Ouard or
Ou Wednesday last the Camp Grounds Sunday School held their annual sail to iligh Hill Beach. A large parly, over 50 were present at the dock and were eager for the de¬ parture of the boat.
l'pon the arrival many Indulged in bathing and found great relief from tbe scorching sun. The day was mostly spent in bathing although other amusements took place. About ."5.30 the excursionists left the beach and journeyed another way home. The party arrived at .Merrick Dock near seven o'clock where they were taken to their designations.
All on board declared that they had an excellent time.
Among those who are on the draft
foreign aarvice. The dean among tluise veterans is John B. Chrlstoffel, who haa 32 years service in the .National Guard to his credit. For nearly 30 years he was in the 47th .New York Infantry, of Brooklyn, and later served on the staff of the 2nd Brigade. He took part in the 9V4)er- vlslon of the Willlamsburgh Sugar House riots in 1887, the quarantine disturbances in 1898 and the Brook¬ lyn ti-olley riots in 1895. He retired with the rank of Major and Brevet Lieut. Col.
Captain Harold Bunker served for 16 years in the 23rd New York In¬ fantry, of Brooklyn, and is still a First Lieutenant on the Reserve List, in the ^Jational Guard. He ser¬ ved with bis regiment at the Buffalo Switch Yard riots in 1892. at the Brooklyn trolley riots in 1895 and in the Albany street car disturbances in 1901, on which last occasion considerable powder was burned.
First Lieutenant Henry B. Schawb was trained at Plattsburgh, Sec¬ ond Lieutenant H. Schuyler Cam¬ mann was for 10 years in the 7th New York Infantry, of i\ew York (.'ity and attained the rank there of Sergeant-.MaJor.
Among the other military men in the company are two veterans of the British Army. One of them, William O'Brien, served under Kitchener at Khartwum, and aaw much other ser¬ vice Including the South African War. He cherishes a whole string of decorations, oommemorating his partirjpation in the Siege of Lady- smith and other stirring events.
Several other men have had inter- estlag military careers, but, like good soldiers, are modest about giving de¬ tails. Among them are:
Fletcher W. Bates, (15 years in 17th Infantry,)
John A, Dausch. (4 1-2 yeaiy U. S. .Navy.)
Jtonah A. Jansen, (Sergeant, ['. S. Marines.) .
CThas. VV. Nidmar, (C. S. .Navy.)
Samuel R. Todd, ( U. S. Army.)
John Drinkwater. (British Army.)
The ages of 60 of the men are be
BELLMORE
Regular services of the M. E. Church every Sunday morning at 111.30, Sunday evening at 7.45, preach¬ ing by the Rev. R. W. Knight. Sun¬ day School of the M. E. Church at 11.30 in the morping
lists are Clarence Bedell, 1/iuis Ver
rati, Gustave B. ^M'¦lIer. Henry ; tween Is 'and 4'5 ^earl Only°20 are
Rubers and Thomas R. Arden. I i,.s« ,han 18 years old or more than
Geo. .Mulcahy umpired the tree- .,.5 y^ars old. The oldest man is 6,5 port-Lindenhurst game. Geo. al.so arid the youngest 16 gave some very good decisions. The "total height of the men of
th<' company is nearly 500 feet. Their
Home Defense Xews. . lotal weight is 6 tons. This weight
The .Merrick Home Defense Com-| apparently is composed entirely of pany is still Increasins its member- I energy and patriotlRiu. The corn- ship from day to day. In addition j niand is growing at present at the to the 74 men mustered in on July I rate of 1-2 a man per day; so that lOth, whose names have been previ- I the ma.ximnm strength of lit" mon is
.Mr> and .Mrs. Charles Seaman and family left a few weeks ago for High Hill Beach, where they will sp(-nd the summer months.
.Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pasch, of Centre Avenue, the the happy parents of V little baby daughter.
Bellmore recently lost one of its members, Mr. L. R. Cutler and family who moved to New Jersey.
On Friday and Saturday the Boy Scouts of America, of this village went on a hike to Mineola and camp¬ ed on the Fair Grounds over night. The troop was under the able com¬ mand of Rev. R. Knight. On Satur¬ day the Bellmore Scouts, with other troops of the island acted as guard at the annual picnic which was held at the ground. Quite a number of people was present at the affair and the Boy Scouts acted very gentlemanly in directing the people and guarded the grounds. On Friday night the boys certainly did amuse themselves camping. Some of the fellows told stories and others jokes. The most disagreeable obstacle that the boys had to put up with was the awful mosquitoes. But after a while the boys were able to make friends and passed a very quiet night. Well those pests have to stir up something al¬ ways , but that is one of the mean things in camp life
.Mr. J. Apeler an employee at Doubleday-Page Co. enjoyed his two weeks vacation extremely well. Mr. Apeler has been with Doubleday- Page Company for quite a while, has been recently appointed assisiant sales manager.
On Sunday last Bellmore team again lost another game. This game was handed to the Republic Tire Company. The score was 4-3.
Mr. J. S. Packard, of New York, is very sociable evening. Every one
\'siiing his brother in law. Theodore was entirely satisfied and bad plenty
.Narr. of the lunch and refreshments served.
The presentation made at 10.30 p.
Although the thermonieier is high '" '« f"" ^'f"* "f "" present, tha' the Red Cross work room is both afair being in chaigf of F. H. comfortable and cool. Remember the '-'"n and Mr. and .Mrs. Morris Fried- day is Thursday from 9.o0 to 4.30 p. mans Daughters, assisttd by Mr. We hope tills cnange will meet Morris Friedman and .Mr. Richard H.
with the ai>proval of many in order to save valuahh^ time. Bring a hite with yon. and the chances are it will
Mr. L. Well.s has been granted a l^'""^''' "" enjoyable day as well as
shor' ' i. lo-.iu'li and hastened from C?.. u lo see his old friends.
.V.ss (jeitnidt- Hindrickson had the Mie: Slide of entertaining .Miss .Mar- ?ii>t Kigo of .N. Y. State and also .Miss Kigo's friend .Miss W. Branden- tiiiiy of Stony Point, .N. Y.
of'd rcults In the wo;k.
BALDWIN.
On Tuesday. August 7 the Annual S-hool meeting of the Bellmore School District.
Mr Snedtk.i. of Blooniiield. .N, J., lias heen a guest of .\lr. and .Mrs. C. W. Sprague.
Late last week Dr. and .Mrs. W. V. Holcomb returned from a visit with friends at Atlantic City. Dr. and .Mrs. Holcomb enjoyed the trip very much.
Dr. and Mrs. Wolf of Ik-riford Ave., entertained .Mr. Krnest .Miller of Baldwin.
The annual fair of St. Barnabas' li. C. Church will be held at the Firemen's Hall during the week of
Ru.ssell. Miss Wilheniina Jones daughter of .Mr. John F. Jones the R( publican Coimnitteenian of the 15th District of Town of Oyster Bay was the winner of the barrel of flour. The presentation was an en¬ tire success to the club which is en¬ deavoring to raise funds towards building a club house of their own, and they are on the road to -success with same.
The oflTicers and members of the
club are ver.v active, and although
are of the small election districts of
.Miss Grace l.eplcv has returned 'he Town of Hempstead it always
from a pleasant visit with friends at carries a good substantial majority
0< ean Grove, N. J, f"'' '•'*' eniire Republican ticket at
all elections. On Sunday. Aug, 19th
Topic of the Kpworth Leaijue meel- Th<^ '-"H-oln Republican Club will
ins in the .M. E. Church Sunday even- hold an Automobile Outing to Laur- ing will be "What Kind of a College f""" "•^a^'h and would be pleased to Ought Attend'.' Leader, .Mr. Paul have some of the Town and County ; Schuman. "nd State ofTicials present, also our
member of l'oiij;i'ess Hon, Fred C.
The Kpworth League will have its Hicks.
second beach party and moonlight The offlcers of the club are Frank sail Saturday afternoon. The boat A. Nolan, President: Wm Walton. will leave Bedell's dock at 3.30 Vice President: Geo. Woodwell. Fin. o'clock. Those who attend will take Secy ; Louis Blass. Treasurer; Frank
James Amen-
Aug. 20 to 23. It is understood that 1^,.!,- supper and have coffee around H. "l.inn. Ree. Secy
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Mr. Joseph Williams, of Oak St.. is home from business and enjoying a two weeks vacation.
seen to he he well a'jAm, BJe horizon and rapidly approaching.
Not Strong on Work. "Some men treats deir country an' <>p|r families de same way." said Uncle Bben. "Dey love.s 'em. but dey doesn' oare much 'bout workin' for 'em."
Birdsall Jackson, who enlisted in the 15th Regiment, spent a short fur¬ lough at his mother's home, .Mrs. L. Jackson,
Recently C.V. Birch sold his large property on Merrick Road and he will shortly move up the State. Bellmore is certainly sorry to lose a resident indeed.
Reci^ntly a talk has hern Koing around concerning a .National Bank. A good number of (-nizcns are very much interested in the matter and probably in the near I'litiire th(- mat¬ ter will he taken up more seriously. I'p to dale nol much is known but It would certainly hi great if Bell¬ more could have a bank of their own. Tbit; is to be considi red later.
inK this event the biggest ever held.
, The girls of the K. K. K. have re- Clarence V. Smith returned to his 1 turned from a jolly week at camp on
home after spending a short stay in ! the east end of the Island. .Miss Mai-
this village with friends. garei Oppcrnian, their leader, en-
— deavors in every way to give the
Those who appear in the draft list «''''** » "Ood time. A number of the
are Herbert Arthur Van .Mechow, C. relatives and fiieSids vislied them
'1. Soper, Paul Lutz, Frederick H while at camp.
Mangels, Lloyd R. Cutler.
MASSAPEQUA
The only aid to our fellows that is permanent and effective in true sense IS Ihat which helps a man to help himself: -Wo <-an liest help ourselves by joining tOKcther in the work that i riot's is of (onimtin interest in the com¬ munity. There is no channel more riii(-(-i through which to do local good than the Board of Trade. We have estal)li;h(d a fund for ihc main¬ tenance of liu- station plaza. 10 which a number of our citizens have sub¬ scribed.
Thursday afternoon of last wcel .Mi.ss Winifred Smith gave a card party at her home on .Merri<-k Road lor the benefit of Baldwin Branch of the Red Cross. There were sixty ia- di(-s presenl. who enjoyed games o' tiv<- hiindrrd euchre, bridge and pi¬ nochle. A large number of pri:- ¦were domited lnv the o<-casion t).\ meinticrs and friends of the h
ALWAYS THE SAME
gaUon of SOCONY is like every other gal- no matter wliere vou buy it
In addition to purity and power, SOCONY brings to the motorist the un¬ changing uniformity so necessary to perfect com¬ bustion.
It pays to be particular what goes into your tank. Get the best—SOCONY Motor GasoUne. The Red, Wliite and Blue So-CO-ny Sign points the way to a reliable dealer.
Standard Oil Co. of New York
Qur local iioop nf Boy Scouts of! America have- been doing the work ; on the lawns and roads wiih good results, and the- plaza presents a fine ! appearance-. To (oniinue the work ' nioney is a very necessary factor. I The- boys arc- paid from this fund, | and work very c-onsc-ic-niiously. iheir
The nal'lwin Home Defense League s haviim a campaign this week to brin,i; their quota of members up fo :)nc hundred. This mean.-; ihat ihirty inemhers must be securc'cl this \v"ek. .¦\pplications will be receivc-d by ata of the members. .Men, come and show
your patriotism and do your bil.
.¦\monL: those- wlm are on the- li.-~i are C. A. A. Alli-n; Howard Wliiit. J. F. Riker, K. li. Se>anian. H. I-'. Werle, R .Smith, C A. Kllinson, H. H. Verily. F. T. Corcoran. P. J. Boyden. H. 11. .lolmson, O, ('ai-iiiaii. A. Vil,.
Trustees, Dr. ,\. W; ijmythi. Frank H. Linn. Frank A. Nolan.
The dub mee-tings are- held on the 4th Saturday of each nionth, all officials arc invited, also the ICdltor who we would like- to have come and have a pleasant evening with us at our meetings. The entertain¬ ment t'"oniinittee composed of Frank H. l.inn. Chairman; I'barles Moe>3ch. Wm. Dyknian, Louis Blass. Frank G. Hicks. Frank Nolan. Jr.. Ceo. Wood- wells can always be relied upon to furnish a good time to all visitors.
Read the Nassau Post.
LESS MEA
IF
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Tftke a gbm of Baits to fioah Kiintyi
if Bladdar bothers yoa—Drink
lota of water.
earnings gouif; toward supplies for , x. ,-. ,\,.i„,||. w |-r„„k. Harrv 1' the u-oop. Jn subsc-ribin,,' to this fund I Hooni.-m. J. R. Childs. i;. Buke-rt."Wni vou serve two purposes the upkeep j Laddi n, I!, Werne-r, S .Morrison,, C the plaza and by enabling the bovs . Garilali- C. Basliw inner. L, Carman 10 e-onform to ihc sc-out law. which is .-X. A. Hunrick. K. R, Kirley, A. Kap III earn the- money to purchase their j uzzi. T. Ritchie. Oi'o Vosicr. '1' paratilie-rnalia. The- subscription list j Ritchie, C. H. Verily. \V. T. Hiki-r- M is In Kichi i-e-i's store. Help the cau.'ie Stephenson. J. Slice-lian, P. Halpin
along.
n. V. Bi'e)\M 1, V.iity.
K Carman and .Vns
The Sign ot a Relial>le Dealer and the World's Best Gasoline
DEALERS \^H0 SELL SOCO-W MOTOR GASOLINE
Colu'i'.liian Hrass Foundry, Freeport C. .MiLer, Roosevelt Chaitaway /i. Smith, Roosevelt .V. .Marino. Roosevelt .\. Hcicflncr. l^lniont IL A. James. Floral Park J. HciiUnan, Franklin Square Knic-Ke rbcK-ker Garai-tc. Oc-eanside Oc-ean.iiele Garage, Oceanside .Nassau Garage, Long Beach Di-igfiS Oil Ce).. Long Beach S. -S. l{ liaiiii', l-:ast Rockaway h'.asi Rockaway Garag(>, Last Rocka-
wav ¦:. I.aiigdon. l-;ast Rockaway Baldwin Garage, Baldwin J. Bi^sch, Baldwin .\. .Mnyc-r. Baldwin I'. D ( oiiibes. Freeport G. H' iine-tt Smith, Free-port A. S')pi-r, Freeport Golrib-ryer Gara.ue. Fre^eport J, Hl.'sch, Freeport (',. K. Seaman, Freeport K. He iiiK-nloti-r. Freeport I". ,\. ( ronin. Freeport \-:iva\>- Garage-. Freeport I. nvorschac-k. Ftockville Centre I'. Clal.sen. Rockville Centre G-.irdnei's Garage. Rockville Centre C. K. I-:dwards, Rockville Centre Cimrii's Garage, Rockville Centre Good\.in .Motor Sales Co., Rockville
.'entre Ace-o Taxi Co., Rockville Centre
G. D. ( onibs. Roc-kville Centre
V. J, Marran, Rockville Centre
The package- p;-.ity lie-lel ill llic : Property Offic-e last Friday e-venin;; was a great suc-ce-ss financially and otherwise. And the nianagenieni by .Mrs. Avignone and her young assisl- : nil i. ' oitlr f cc , in-. iiil;,l 011. Thr room was bc-aiitifully decorated, and the nunibei around was ;
sf-mblagc what was e-xpcc-ied of the-m, which was to step forward and be- blinelfoldeel foi- a pic-k. The con- te-nis of some of the- pac-kagcs creat¬ ed, fonsidi-rable iiii-rriiiient, especial¬ ly for the little folks. An auc-tion to be present, sale of several le-ft-over pac-ka^es ancl .served free by
PLAIN EDGE NEWS
(Si)Ccial To Nassau Post
I'he Linc-oln Ki-publiian Ciul
of packages strunglil- 2nd KliH-Lon Uisiric-i Town ...
notice- to the large- as-! 11-iii4)stc-ad. whii-li lias a iiii-nilie-i .-;lii|i
I' 17 iiii'iiilie-i s hud ciiiilc a sociabli
t.nii- on Saturday. .Iiilj US at Uie-ii
I lull rooms in Plain I-jIl-c. The- oc-
Msion being the presi-niing of hbl.
lour. .All inte-rcslcd were invite-cl
1 e-fre-shmc-nts Ix-in;^
the club, of which
Eating meat regularly erentnally pm ducses kidney trouble in aome form or other, saya a well-known authority, be¬ cause the uric acid in meat excites ibe kidneys, they becx)me overworked; get Bluggish; clog up and cause all sorta oi distress, particuiarly baokache and mia- ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin ges, Bc^vere headaches, acid stomach, eon- atipation, torpid liver, sleeplejssneeg, bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurta or kid¬ neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you, get almut four ounooB of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days ajid your kidneys will the>n net fine. This famoua salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juico, combined with lithia, and haa been ii8«!d for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them ' !!' *o no™ai activity; also to neutralize the acida in the urine so it no longer irri¬ tates, thufl ending bladder disorders.
.Tad Salts cannot injure anyone; maJces a delightful efferresccnt lithia- wnter drink which miUions of men and women take now and then to keep the kictiieya and urinary organs clean, thua avoiding serious kiclney diseaae.
cakes added to the spirit of the af fair,' and eve ry package was dispo'; (cl of. The rioy Scouts uave a drill iindc-r the direc-tion of the^ Si-out .M,-i I'-r, William J. Hofmann. and reeei\ c-el Ki'cal applause. The- floor was tin leared for dancing. The proce 1 1 ai-(> to he- dividi-d botwe-en liie- |;. ! Cross .\uxiliar>' ;tnel the Hov .-;r(j!i-
lic-pre-si-ntatives ol' tin- Soiitli > Cas Company and Ihc c-ommilte-e in'-r the liuhting district last Tl day for tl>o purpose of fixing tin i I"! of lights, and their loe-aiioii
The l-:i>c-he Club was iiiiii'l iiIim Mrs. J. W. .Andfi-.'jon on Tm-il,' I'-rnooii. The tiist prize uas ,m Mrs. C. Se)ultiarcl. aiiH s.ron'l I. A. M, Cook.
l-'oiir motor Iriieks loail happy little- onc-s. memliers ol Cliiire-h Siiiidav .'-^(liool. wciil '" in.!,'ion c-arly Tiie-sday niorninu 1 nei their picnic Tliougli an 1 ly hot da;;^ the report is M- had a fine time, ancl all arriwi safe-ly. The Rev. William V. companied the ehildnn and llie- (lay wiili them.
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From the buying of drugs and drug store merchandise up until Ihe time that we sell them to you we constantly are on the watch to sea that , Ihe quality does not deteriorate and that it is of just as high a standing aa when wa bought it. This assures you of getting th<^ beit drug store ser¬ vice and fullest satisfaction, it mskea no difference what yr>u buy of us you can depend that the quality is right and the price reasonable. Give us your order. Our motto is:
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23 West Merrick Road PHONE, No. 1
