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THE NASSAU FOST, FEEEFOET. N, T., F&EDAT. JUNE 16. 1916,
OCclfci Republican Paper oi Nasaau
County. Qglelal Popgr of Viiiage of Freeport.
Publlahed Frldaya by TBR NAASAL' POAT C'ORPORATIO.'V
JAMES E. STILES, President. II Bouth Grove Street. Freeport. N. Y. Kntere() as second-elasa matter April S, 1J14, at the Fost OttXre at Freeport. If. T,, under the Act of March 3. 1879,
AddreRS all communications to THE NASSAI' POST CORPORATIO!«l
Main Offlce: Z2 South Grove Street FREEPORT, Telephone 61,
FRIDAY. JUNE 9, 1916.
PRESIDENT
Chas. E. Hughes, N. Y.
VICE-PRESIDENT
Chas.W. Fairbanks Jnd. In theHotunda
.Mineola Court House,
June 1,-|, in It;. The very ancient and unprofitable habit of impressing into .service gen¬ tlemen of more or less distinction for 'covering" National Conventions still persists in some of tlte New Vork newspaper offices. At their head for length of service in this particular Hort of employment was, of cour,se, William Jennings Bryan, The old gentleman conscientiously visited all the Chicago headtjiiarters daily for his "atmosphere" and his "news, " but it, cannot he truthfully waid that wliat little he gathered of both was par¬ ticularly interesting. Williatn Allen White was a newcomer tliis year, and was undoubtedly impressed into serv¬ ice because as editor of a Kansas newspaper (and a very good editor, too) and a «trong Bull .'Vloose, the in¬ side of the .Moose situation would be disclosed to hungry newspaper read¬ ers. Il is a painful but neverthless positive fact tliat editors are seldom good newHpaper men, and not one in a hundred is etjuipped to llil a good reporter's siioes. If we had relied upon these gentlemen for our con¬ vention dope, we should, indeed, have been poorly provided. Then, there was William Randolph Hearst, wlio fared him forth to Chicago neither as reporter nor editor, but rather in an advisory capacity to both the Re¬ publican and the Moose conventions. For all the instruction contained in the compositions wired by him to his "chain of newspapers." these miglit just as well have been written in Wil¬ liam street or on Riverside Drive and telegraph tolls have been saved. As you look over the work of these high- priced contributors, the more the im¬ pression is forced upon you that Na¬ tional Conventions are no more tit for editors than the streets of New York for the full fledged country jay. They're all right at liome hut nonde¬ scripts abroad, A few lirst class re¬ porters are tlie lads for these conven¬ tion job«, Tliat's the chief reason why the reports of Ihe Times and the Sun were ever so redolent of facts and so readjible. The circulation of these two old reliables invariably runs up some thousands daily during these (;uadreniiial conventions so conlident are newt^paper readers that they will get full, connected and intelligent re¬ ports of the proceedings.
COHMOMGATION
Town Board of the Town of Hemp¬ stead, Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. Dear Sirs:
As heretofore reported to your board, on Nov. H't and 18, 191."., the Towns of Oyster Bay and North HempKtead obtained writB of certior¬ ari to review the order and determin¬ ation of the State Tax Commission, dated July 2i), 191.'., which fixed and determined the amounts to be repaid to the Town of Hempstead by reason of the refusal of the board of super¬ visors to make a proper equalization in the year 1911. and on Nov, L'U, 19 l.'l, the appellate division, third department, made an order (jua-shing tiie writ of cerltorari and dismissing thf^ee proceedings upon the merits.
Tiie towns of Oyster Bay and North Hempstead obtained these w'rita on
the grotjnd that '^l^J^'^^VJi?liold ^''''^^^f^''"^^^ "hio, to spend the sum- paid to the town of H.^mp8tead shoul^ ,,,^^ relatives.
I .Miss Annie Nalebotsky of Tinton I avenue, .N'ew Vork City, is visiting i lier cousin, .Mrs. S, .M, F'earlnian. for few days.
|-^|^|-if^w^/^w^ry^' 'The Largest Incorporated Village on Long Island—Freeport Jl Ixr^r^r C JIx I ¦-¦Occupies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire
State/^ Secretary, oJ State FRANCIS M. HVQO.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
A meeting of the Official Board and the old Executive Committee of the ['"">¦ '» no Queens-Naesau W. C. T. F. will be ""'" ""
held at the home ot Mrs. C. .M, Flint, IS,", South Side avenue. June L'Otte* at 10,30 a. ant business.
.Mrs. Susie F. Ladd, who has made her home in F'reeport with Miss Hat¬ tie R, .Smith, and ,M.-. and .Mrs. Hiram R. Smith, has gone to reside with her son and his family at Haily- b'jry, Ontario, Canada,
Mi.ss Hattie R, Smitii has gone lo
It begins to dawn upon us that all is not well between thc editors of the Guardian and Kmiuirer, Tiie jaun¬ diced view seems to obtain in two sanctums in Oyster Bay and Hemp- itead, Weaiy Willie tirst direciial tiiir :ittentlon lo this (leplorabli' itick of comitv wlii'ti lie penned atul l)i/./,y printed tiiese ii-ading i lioiiglil,-- in tlic Guardian:
"It is phiin to be seen that the Hempsteiid Imiiiirer suffered a great hms when its editor, Hon, William J, Youngs, so suddenly passed away a few weeks ago. Editor Youngs was a writer who "sized tip" his subject, looked ..fter it in every detail and was a.sr^ured of liis stife anchorage when h<' started out. This would appear to be a trait of the real siiccessfiil news¬ paper writt r. In ;,tjii»-."lttnguage or a friend of mine. '."^lewspaper men afe born not made' is a self evident fact. It is not every man wlio has command of language, maktas a miccessfiil editor. He may 1111 space and dress Ills product in the finest raiment, liut in most cases 'every time he opens his mouth he puts his foot in it,' This is apparently the trouble with Editor Williams who is now the steering committee of tite editorial columns of the hKiulrei,"
A painful picture this—a facial ori¬ fice with an editor's foot therein!
Our old friend, Archie Wallace, editor, auctioneer, politician, fireman - "Nassau's Hrst citizen in point of versatility—has shied his castor into the ring again. He is out for the of¬ flce of justice held hy Corodon Nor¬ ton. Another candidate is Thomas J, Thornton of Smithville South, who is backed by Committeeman James J. >lalloy. He is the president of the Board of Education of liis locality and prior to his retirement from active buslnees was a contractor.
The report Is again wafted by west¬ erly winds to the Court House that Frank Lord, legal adviser to Governor Whitman, may figure in tlie calcula¬ tions now being made for State Sen¬ ator. Cedarhurst folks are heginning to talk about it.
Kred Flugrath, editor of the Baby¬ lon Signal, will make a model presi¬ dent of the Long Island Frees Asso¬ ciation. The membership will un¬ doubtedly grow during his adminis¬ tration.
The letters to The Post of Howard Osterhout, from the ^Chicago conven- llons, have created a lot of favorable comment. When Mr. Osterhaut isn't in Chicago for The Post he is in Al¬ bany and occupies a seat at the right hand of Secretary of State Hugo,
Nobody seems to have in(iuired what becomes of Col, Perkins hence¬ forth. He ought to feel sincerely happy over the turn of events,' It must cost a great deal of good money to be a Soup House for the Bull Moos¬ ers, and all that expense will now be denied him. Tnily he is playing in Kood luck. He must have sighted the June moon over hlf. right shoulder.
be paid to the individual taxpayer of the town, and not to the town in its corporate capacity.
The town of Oyster Bay thereupon appealed to the court of appeals from the order of the appellate division made .Nov. 22, 191."., and the appeal come on to be heard on the 2 2nd of .May. 19IC.
The court of appeals has just ren¬ dered its decision dismissing witli costs the apiieai taken by the town of Oyster Bay. and this therefore sets at rest any (luestion concerning the pay¬ ment of the nitmeys to the town of Hempstead in its corporate capacity.
On the basis f)f this decision the court of appeals' orders will be im¬ mediately entered, dismissing the writs of ceriorari obtained by the 1:)wns of Oyster Hay and .Nortli Hemp¬ stead lo review the e(|ualizationH of i:i 12, 19 1 :i and 1914.
Very trulv vours. ALFRED T, DAVISO.V, BBW,
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Supervisor Smith's Reply.
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and
I "It.v. th<- "AnKf-l of Chinatown," will talk to the women of Freeport of her r,scu<- Work HmonK vounK Jjirlp und<»r •<ixi<-cii who dlt<app<'ar from their hom-s Hfi'l "r<- taki-ii a.x prisoners Into the blackties.-" of Mott street, from which rtturn. The m<',-tint? will at 3 r>- "1, Tuesday, June L'O, in th>- chHpnl of the Presbyttrlah cliurcli, .MI womi 11 who are intercsti-d will tn' w elcom<'. Rnv Inneh Ininrirt- ¦^''¦- '""'"CUt .N'lchols. formerly of 27 «OX luntll, import- [^,.„,, av.nu.-, di.d m th.- hom.- of his diiUKht.T, Mrs, R. H .X.-al of ittjr! East S.-v.-ntc. nth str<-.-t, Klatbu.sh. Saturday, ;i» th"- I'-snlt of an attack of pn.iim'inia witti wtiich h,. had I.,.in III onlv thr-e days, Th.- fun.-ral wa,- h.-ld W.ilncs- duV. and Interm.-nt was in Kairll.I.l, N", ,1., Willi.- .Mr. Nlc-liols was born. JI.- is ,«urviv<-d liy a wlilnw and thr..- (hil- dr.-ri, .Mrs. H, M, .N-al, Mrs, Maml,- Klli¬ son of I'atchOf:u.-, ajid Horace Nichols of Ni-w York. ilr, .Nichols was T.'> y,ars old. a ('Ull War v i.-ran. and a man <if s|d. n.Ii.i charactt r,
,Mi-«. U, I-', I>.-.\1,,|| of .N.-wark, N .1., has li" ,-n sii.-ndiiiK thc w.-ek with hi-r rimth.-i-, .Mrs, llinry i". Haynor of Itay- ri'ir aV'-nii.-.
ilo.lfn-y (iilb.-n, ,fr.. lias nnt.-.I and op.-n. d a store at No. ;i W.-.'jt .M.-rrick mail, where h<- not only sells all kln.l.< nf auto tlr.-s and supplies, but sp.-r-ial- iz.-H in Diamond tlr.-s. Mr, Gilb, rt is a yi'uni; man but f.n.- who t h.iroutlil.v und'-rstands his business and is wiHiiig- to tiat-k Ills knowii dKe and exro-ri,-nc<- with a tiuaraiit. . on all vulcanizing
work iiitrusti-.l I'l blm Ilis aiipliaiu-i-s
fur this work ar.- of the latest di^.oii-'n Willi a caiiacity to do promptly and Iiuickly any and all work brought to him, Tbos.- who .1.sire n.-w tins or tin- r>-n;iir .if old om s ar.- urt;. d to call anri SI-I- llim.
-Mr. Pearlman has leased one of the Post stores in the course of con¬ struction on West .Merrick road and will, as soon as it is made ready, open a first class ladies' and gents' fur¬ nishing store.
.\ bra ham iiKb, .N.-w 111- si-asoM :
From the Lynbrook .N'ew .¦Vlalverne News,
In another column of The New Era will he found Supervisor Smith's re¬ ply tf) his critics, regarding fees of his olfiee and other offices of the town. Instead of the $lH,O0n fees alleged, the Supervisor received about one half, and the other officials' fees on inspection drop about in the same proportion. And if he received twice the amount alleged, the Supervisor is getting only just what the law says he shall be allowed, and we be¬ lieve tiiat even his critics would not take les.s.
The fees that the Supervisor and tile other officials do receive may look large, but the Town f)f Hempstead Is an exceptional town. In most up¬ state counties a township tlie size of Hempstead would be divided into at least a half dozen towns with a sup¬ ervisor for each. The Hoards in these tip-state counties meet only once a year, transacting all tli(>ir business in a few weekti, whiie the Nassau Supervisors meet every wei-k.
The joh of being Supervisor of Hempstead is a hig one and It tak( s a big man to fill it: a man who ha,s the ability to conduct the affairs of th<' town (-ould oblaiti a liirge salary in any corpor.Ttion, Tlie Town of Hempstead has an assessed valuation of more than sixty-seven millions and th(^ Supervi,s()r of the town is the chief executive jjractically of CC,0(iO people. The Oovernor of a state or the Mayor of n city is an executive | ",','.",',"',1',', ofiicer of il large nuniber of people but he alwitvs Jias a large corps assistants paid out of the public funds, while the .¦^up|•rvi,-:or must hire his own lielp and iiay iIkmii. The fee system may be abused in some in¬ stances, but it is undoubtedly a fact if the fown had to furnish the help for the various duties of the Super¬ visor it would cost much more than at present.
.Mrs, Jo,-^eph Farmlet of (irand ave¬ nue has gone to the Shawangunk .Mountains and opened a boarding liouse named the "Edelweiss" and her post olfice addre.ss is Kerhonkson, N, Y.
Tills is a beautiful, as well as healthful place, the elevation being I.SOO feet above sea level, assuring a dry and health giving atmospliere,
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
Baptist Church,
Rev, Win. Breckenridge will preach at I 1 a. m.. suhject, "Tlie Friends of Christ"; 7.47, p. m,, "The .Mocker's Cry; 'He Saved Others. Himself He Cannot Save.' ' Sunday scliool at 9.-1,", a, m,; classes for all.
.Monday, at eight p. m,, the month¬ ly meeting of the .Men's Cluh will he held.
Tliursday, at eight p, m., the pray¬ er and bible study meeting.
I than that presented by mor.- than twen¬ ty ladl.-s, all bi-iiutifully Kowncd In white, taking and niUns: the various ..fflces.
Kach and .-verv offlcer had committed to m.-mory her part and the work was not only perf. ct but Impressively beau¬ tiful anil Interesting.
The chapt.-r memb.-rs of this lodpe deserve most i-nthuslastic praise not unly for tht-ir efforts in the formation and orpanization of the chapt'r but th.-lr aecomiiUshments in the decree work.
This was the occasion of an Informal visit lo th.- ehaiUer by Ft. W, D. II, (J. M, Maud It. Si.arrow and ll. W, A. ti. L. Ci-orKc W, Murray.
.Miss Stiarrow was presented With n b.autiful vas., and Mr, Murr,-iy received a smokinp sct in t. stinieny of esteem in whicii th.-y are h.-ld liy this chapter and thf ir etTorts In its b.-half,
,<ev^-ral ladies from Cas.-opia Chapter of P.ockvllle C«ntre attended the meet- Inc.
l-Vdlowinur the r.-j-'uliir m.-etinp straw¬ berries, ici- cream and cake was serv.
York spent the week end here with beautifully decorated with ferns and
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Kindly Words.
Some Taper. The Nassau Post came to our excliange table last week In enlarged form: twelve pages. And it contained a large proportion of real ads, whlcll made its enlargement necessary. The Post is one of the hest papers on the Island more power to its editor, -Long Beach Echo,
milh coitapi- at Kl stre.-l.
The praduation i-xi-reis.-s uf the l-'i i-,--
ri Irainlnp class will h,- luhl in ih,,
ColunibuK avenn,- s(-hi..,l ,>n W'l-dni-sdav
v.-nliip. ,Iun.- L'l, Th.-se exercises wiil
.- .-s|>.-i-ially inti-r.'sliiiK,
Th.- nianiape of Miss Kthel .Minnr nf l-"ii-eport and ,loseph Th.im of Hostnn will be solemiiix.-d tomorrow .'V.-niiiK at (ill lionii- of .Mr ,and Mrs, Kob. rt II Corhett of L'OO I'in.- str.-.-t. bv the Itev ,1, Sidney Cniild, The weddiiip will b,' a "Hli.I affair witn.-ss.-.l onlv bv ili.- more Intimate friends,
,liisli(;e Clinton .M, Flint has rec.i\-ereil from a smld.-n attack .if illn.-ss wlii.-h contin.-d him lo his home for s.-vi-ral days,
'riie pam,- scheduled for last Salurdav wilh th.- Hickory l-'i.-Id Cluh was called off on ai-coiint of tb.- bad weather ami wi-i prounds, ,Sjiturilay. ,Uin.- 17. the l-'r.M-tiori ,\, .\. will liickle thu strnn- ,\ra«nri Club uf Hrooklyn. To date thev have pla\i-d .Marlboro, l.elTi-rls Piirk, Flatbusli n, XI. C., and Sj.iinp \'iill,-y, l-'ie.-pori has pani.-s honkeil wilh Kinps I'ark, .\li-rt H. It, (',, champions nf ,\ t- laiilii- lliphlan.ls; TIper A. C. of Tiu.-r ln«n, lil lliimre and Great Neck,
'l'lll- i.waissas Caniiitin- Cirls uf tlu- I-'irsi M. F.. chiii-ch will pivi- a hot dup, walTl,- and coif.-.- siipp.-r anil eiili-rialn- nuiit ill the Sunday schuul ruum on ,111111- L';!, from « lo ',1 o'c-lock. This is an leriiirluii- in thill lh.- biisln.-ss anil till- comniut.-r ••an drop in and Illiiin nol nnlv a pood, hut warm siip- f [per fur the small cost of J,'> cents, Tno niu(-li i-mphasis caniiul be pnl uiion the i-ri'urts inade and results ubtaliied by Ihese yniinp ladies, illld the |iroci-eds of the siiiiper an- lo be used in defray- liip III.- i-xix-nses of an outinp for the \uiinp ladies to h,- held later In the siiisun, 'I'he MHiiip ladi.-s will wait npnn the Mbli- and sunn- uf tin- moth, rs will assist in the bakinp of lb.- wattles and the preiiaral iun uf the franUfiirli-rs anrcnile.,. In addiilon tu the pood snp- p, r Ihill is to b.- served, Ilie pirls will -ive ''rile Stiiiv of Cind.-rella." an in¬ le,,-.liiip plav and enterliiinmeiit,
Capl llarrv Ness died Mundiiy aftcr- liiioii al I u'clo(-k, as lhe result nf cuni- plicatiuns wliich set in atli-r an alt nf pneuniii'liiii euntract ri!(-lllc Cuast, Si-rvic
i'RKi-:roK'i"s m;w tHrHoi'imisr.
l-"r,-i-pi>rl is iiualii favor.-il. This lime by the aci|iiislt iun not only of a n.-w ri-sidi lit but il pififi-ssiunal man, Mr, .M, C. Ciisbiopp has moved from Bedford iivenue, Brooklyn, to 75 North Main str.-.-t. Fre.-tiorl,
I'r, Ciishioiui is a man of nol only pleasinp t'ersonalily hut a man of lonp . \|i.rienc., as a chiropodist in the tr.-ai- 111, nt of fool troubles,
lie has maintaiii.-d an olHK- at 7:!rt .Nostrand avenui. Hrooklyn. for abniii ten years, and '(-minis amonp his pa- lii-nis many uf ih,- b,-Mt peoiile uf that sectiun,
Hr, Ciishlopp has i-i|Ul|iped a neat and cummodluus oinralinp room in his n-si- d.-iic-. Those desirinp to consult him shuuld read bis a.l vert ls< men t in an¬ ulh.-r culnmn of i his pai>i-!-,
\>IO\(; lll<^4'l,K RIDKRS.
\iiiuiip ibosi- who have recently piir- i-h,isiil 111 w bicv.-les from the I.,on:; Isl¬ and .Miiti.ri-ycle l-;xchaiipe, ,',0 Smith ,Maln strei-t, are: Counsellors I-;ivin N, l-:dwaiils and Itusenstein: Wallaci- I'nst, nf the .Inhn ,1, P.andall Cnnipany; .Mr, .Mahonev, nf On- Hiiiler ston-; N. .\dams, V\'. Sarac.-, II, Ili.iMi.-r and ,Ios.-iiIi Sm-- r.-Piin, ,Mr, C,li-i<-hei-, proiirielor of this , xchiinpe, is anxious to have thus.- Inok- inp fur hicvcl-s, .-ither new or used, III cuiiii- ill and SI . him before pur.-has- inu',
i-;\sii:h> xtar <n\i"ri'.i«.
|--r. epurt ('liii|>tir, C. 11, KasH-rn Siar, cuni(iused uf moilieis, sisters, wives and diiuplilers nf niiU'-i.-r masons, at th" first hi-nionlhlv mietinp held lasl Siiiurday eveninp, conferred the 'star " deprec m full form,
,\ prettier siphi could not he foiiiid illld we duuht if UIK- could be iiiiiiplrii-d
Wanted, For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
"••¦l IHtle- want "ikIb." %ei thr Kood.
while the srltlnK's Kooil. Tel. «1.
Tit* centa a irnrd for flrat Insertion,
minimum ten word*: one cent n m-»m-<1
(or BucccKlve Insertions.
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lni|Uiri Ulth,
Kyan
I l-'di: S,\l.i: I ciinditiui Smilhville _
1,( iST—Pearl and diamuiid hruucii, h,- iwe.-n Sinitliville South nnd B.llniure Station, 1. I K. K. K'-ward if r.-lurned In :^rs. l-'iiincls l-:il\vanls, Siiilihville Snulli,_
K(iK S,\LI-;—^Kresh cows with ciilvis; also two bulls a yar and a half old, ,\ddiess (.'harl.-s Kichi-rcr, .Massapeijiiii, It. r. _ 5-2t>-tf
VvTV'NTT-,1 i-^Laund7.^~fof'.Mm7d7\\~ imd •ruHsdiiv, F. \V, P.yiiii, ll,'; North Lonp
Hiiii.li avenue, T.l. -222 Fr.eport.
Island dozen. Phone
d while on tin ivi-re held at hl.-
oine Thursday afti-rnun at i uclock. In- Uev. ,Mr.. Karkau offlclalliip, and
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-nfleld (-emli-r; ss Wiis 1,S years old and is a widow and ihr,-,- children I- l.ivlnpslon of .New York
Office Hours: Brooklyn .Mon,, Thurs,, to t\. Wed., 1-'
CHIROPODIST
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DR. M. C. CASHIOPP
Specialist on AH Foot Troubles
.Main Office:
736 Nostrand Avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tel. Bedford 4Til
Branch Office aud Residence
57 Nortii Main Street,
Freeport, L. I.
Tcl, Freeport-4:U7-W
Long Island Motorcycle Exchange
50 South Main St., opp. Post Ofiice. Freepori, L. I.
Tel. 1 1 74-W
Bicycles, Motorcycles and Supplies
Bicycles, $17.50 and up. Tires, $1.39 and up Guaranteed Expert Repairing
Aj^ents for Exoelsior Motorcycles Moiorcyclo« Sold on Easy Terms
We buy direct from manufacturers and therefore can sell Bicycles to you at the lowest posaible price. We do not carry the burden of middlemen's profit. That proflt goes to you.
A. GLEICHER, Proprietor
FOR S.\LI-:—Sinple Comb Ith Red epps for settlnt,-, JlOi J, S. De Mut!, Leonard 3S!I-W.
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•GREEN STOCKINGS."'
Lillian Walker is prohably one of tlie hest 'Known screen starn in thc fernianient, "Oreen Stockings" is one of the most fainotis plays on Ihe .\nierican boards,
Tlie combination of Lillian Walker and a great stage play lends itself to an extensive advertising campaign. In fact, this Bine Ribbon Feature should create a furore ail over the country. It will be shown at thc Plaza.
At tlie Vilagrapli Theatre. N'ew York City. "Green Stockings" played to capacity crowds for one week. It was greeted witli roars of laughter - fhe kind of laiigiiter that brings dol¬ lars into the hox office — the kind of laughter ihat niakes a patron leave a theatre satisfied, content and will¬ ing to praise the production.
SEAFORD
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs, Smith Van .N'os- trand on Thursday of next week,
.Miss .Mary K. Southard's house on .Southard avenue is now occupied by .Mr. Mortimer Isaac and family of .N'ew "i'ork.
On account of the Kpworth League meeting at eight o'clock on Saturday, the choir will meet at 7,:iii,
.Mrs, Florence Henning of New
.Mrs, George Weeks. Sr
.Miss Bessie Verity is now em¬ ployed in the dry goods store owned by Mr. David Waring.
Miss Malie Crook will lead the de¬ votional meeting of the Epworth League in the M. E, Church next Sunday evening, at T,3h.
Missions meetings were held in the Catholic Church of Seaford last week. There were many people present and very interesting topics talked on.
The ten cent sale, which was given hy the White side of the Epworth League, at the home of Mrs, O, 0, Baylis, was a decided success. Over eighty were present and the sum of $ I t'l realised.
The twin babies of Mr, and '.Mrs, .Mfred Bowles weie christened in llie Methodist Church last Sunday iitorn- in.p; fl.cir names being Kvelyn Ltiella and Cladys Sarah, Rev. K. R, Roberts officiated.
Tlie probationers' class will meet at tlie cliurch Saturday afteinoon at three oelock.
Mr Uobert Floyd Junes passed away at the home of his sister, Mrs. Williiini Robertson, at .Massapeiju*. L. I, The funeral was under the di¬ rectinii Ilf .M. E, and J, W, Southard.
The ('liildren's Oay exercis.-s were largely attended, "The cliiin-h was
cut flowers. The prograin was en¬ joyed and a good collection taken for the Student I,,oan Fund.
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Pettit are entertaining a baby boy. which ar¬ rived on Monday last, Mr, and Mrs. Pettit are now the parents of four girls and four boys.
Painter and Decorator
THE BEST PAINTS OILS, VARNISHES
Bnislios and Siippli.-s. Wall Paper, Picture .Mouldings, Competent and experienced workmen. Estimates given.
Morris Pirodsky
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CONDl^CTS
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Women Interested
in taking work home on Chil¬ dren's Dresses or Aprons, hav¬ ing a house machine, should apply between 5,30 and 6,30.
Shebar & Klein
36-38 NORTH MAIN STREET
GodfreyGilbert,Jr.
GUARANTEED
Vulcanizing
TIRES AND AUTO SUPPLIES
Diamond Tires
Fancy Grocery
Delicatessen and Bakei^
CHOICEST AND BEST
"Best by Test"
JACOB SCHNELLER
NORTH GRAND AVENUE Second Uoor from L, I, Depot.
9 West Merrick Road
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AVTOMOBII^ES
Mid-Year Six
Jp 1 O^Z) 127-inc
F.O.B. Racine
h Wheelbase
26 Extra Features
This new-model Mitchell has 26 features not found in other Sixes.
Some of thern are costly. All are fhintjs ynu want. Each adds some convenience, beauty or strength which belongs to modern cars.
Come and see them. Judge for yourself if you want a car without them.
The After-Show Design
This is the oiily current mot^l completed after the New York Shows. It came out April 15. .
The design follows exactly the lines which were voted the handsomest at the Show.
The equipment includes all the best ideas which were brought out at the Show.
So this New Mitchell forms a show in itself. It is the most interesting car on exhibit.
This New Mitchell comes from a $5,000,000 factory, built and equipped by John W. Bate, the famous efficiency expert.
It shows what values can be given—what extras — through scientific factory economics.
It is the easiest-riding car in the world—the only car which has the Bate cantilever springs.
Come and see how much you get here which other Light Sixes lack. See the lighted tonneau, the reversible searchlights, the power tire pump, etc.
S-Passengcr Tourine; Car or 3-Passenger Roadster,
$1325 I. o. b. Racine. 7-Passenger Body, $35 extra.
New Mitchell Eight. $14.';0 I. o, b. Racine.
Freeport Garage and Supply Co.
Agent for Nassau County JOSEPH HIRSCH^^^^ 18 Brooklyn Ave. Freeport. N.Y.
METZ TOURING, $600, CROW TOURING, $725.
OVERLAND TOURING, $615, Fully equipped with electric lighting and starting systems. Call and see our -vvonderful bargains in cars slightly used, tor drnionstration,
F*. A* Wood Company
At Central Garage, Henipstead, 2 to 6, At Roosevelt Garage, 7 to 10,
-leplioiie IO,'.S-.\I Telephone v
Eagle Garage
NORTH MAIN STREET
FREEPORT
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William R. Smith, Proprietor
AGENT FOR THE FAMOUS
APPERSON
"JACK RABBIT" and WIZARD OF THE HILLS'
You and I want a llKlif. .«punky beast that respondH to the slightest touch of the accelerator, that pulverizes hills, that drive* ftralRht a.s a sunbeam, ihSt ha.s the lure in her lines, and oheyri.
The Apperson with its generous body-room, beautiful lines and distinctive appearance, nieets so completely all the r|uallflcatloDn which any car can po^ise-s, rcgai^dl^s of price, that we feel secure in saying that 'vj'
" A Ride in an Apperton it a Revelation "
Run in and I will show you the car and give yon a denionstration.
OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT 18 SECOND TO NONE
