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the DaSy Review Nassau CoUnty Review
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Hed in order that the coartttiott ofj all streets within their teriitorr may
be known to them.
•OVTH aiDB OBSEKVtn aoA
gaiatPATALAO nfQunBB
Imam B. StIiM. PuMliMr .Walter *. FiroiMll, Bdttor AI80CIAT1C KDrtORg AV MIfMota—(laiartas B. Davwjr. At Rockvin* CMitr»—wnuaai & Tbumgoog. At Freeport—OkII IL JobaatB At H*mpM«ad—Vannut A. WillfaUMl
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ttOaarrm BvlliHiic. Obaarver Straat. BoclivUla
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Bolldtiw. U Itela tt.. Kiwirtud
STICK TO THE ORDHTAHCE
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tor
XoootVoratet iBoorP' Tatad
(MmCIAL KBWBPAPBS Vlllaca of Fraaport.
OrVICIAL NBWSFAPEB
yUlaca o< Cada-rharat.
0W1OIAL NBWapAJPBR far Naaaau <Cowit9 Ior vaklteatloa of notloea of Baukrovter lb DIatrtet Coort ol Unltad KatM for tka ¦aif.am Diariet of Naw Tork.
OFriCIAt.. NKWSI'.iiPKR for Incorporated Vlllace of OrPBt Nrok Batatea.
OrriCIAL. NBVVBPArKri Cor incorporated Villa** of lionm Baach.
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PiliblielMd Dailr Bsoeirt Mnter
Satared at thn Poat Offlce at Frreport. N. T..
a* aecond clnmm mall mxttnr, under
Aot of March 1. 1879.
¦ubacrlptlon. If por year In adranoa. Slnale coplea. twu centa.
FOR SAFETY IN BATHIMQ
Always during the suniiner season the newspapers record deaths of the venturesome who disregard the usual ruTes of safety at the bathing beach¬ es. Often it is, shown that the life might^have been saved by exercising more care.
At the bathing resorts where safe¬ guards are provided anfl lifeguards are posted, It Is seldom that a drown¬ ing occurs. The very presence of the guards ami the fact that safe arean are roped off, makes the bather cau¬ tious and careful.
A large propqrtion of the bathing beach drownings occur because need¬ less risks are taken by bathers.
There are so many places that arc safe for the puhllc and there- is sn much benefit from thr kct. batli that every means by people in normal health taking (his enjoyable form of recreation. The one warning ia lo keep within the bounds uf safely aud mako uso of all the safeguards thai are provided.
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One of the noteworthy features (it this year's graduations froin the liigh pchools Is the high percentage of girls who are to tnke college courses. Girls of today arc preparing tt bo fn truth leading women of tomorrow.
It seema remartoble that aome laws Are made to apply to one person »nd not to another, yet auch seem* to be the caae. Reference ia made to the refusal of ttM Hempatead Village Board to permit Mra. Freeth to erect a wooden addition to her building, located within the flre llmita, where- aa another party but a ahort time ago Itut up a new wooden building, alao within Ihe lire limits, without the slightest molestation, and. In viola¬ tion not only of the village ordinance, but, according to the VINage Clerk, of the permit Issued by him. ^
No Issue can be taken with the Village Board for fefuslng to sanc¬ tion the violation of the village ordi¬ nances In the case before it Tuesday night, but It seems high time for a real show-down for the village to And out whether or.not its ordinanc¬ es are worth the paper on which they are written, and if they are, whether they can be deliberately vio¬ lated with impunity.
If the ordinance is legal and can be enforced and It has been violated, there is no other way left open for the Board, it would seem, than to begin the,proper legal action against the offer/der. If the ordinance is ¦worthless as it stands, It certainly should be made right, if it Is a nec- osHiiry ordinance. If it is not need- r><l it should be repealed. But the spectacle of tho constituted authority being openly defied, and making fish
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LETTERSj;0 EDTTOR
WANT KO MOIRNING PLACE
j Editor of The Dally Review:— ; Bir;—"There wlM be no monument j of stone or marble to murk ran pass¬ ing", aaid Charles M. Schwab a't Stev- ehs Institute of Technology today. "But I ho|M! that rows of flaming TO TIIE URj\I>S I furnaces and smoke stacks will mark
Boys and girls, having pasaed through I arfy lontribulion of mine in the devel- 8 Grades on High, It la up to you opm*"."' of thia great country." whether you bit the toboggan or? Oood.
whether you keep on climbing. You! Which remind* that on Decoration cannot lielp becoming mtn and women, I I>ay. out in Suffolk County, a man but the class is up to you entirely. 8dmo I "nd hia wife, both of whose namea will become doctota, lawyers, mlnlstcm. """c known beyond the confines of the aiid taxi drtvera, but the grand oirtTnlted 8tat«.», told me that when the buslneaa otT becoming a good Juilgt. r.f f-nd of their lives come It will just be the old stuff will bo denied to you.!* »'«!' t" ^hl.s life and only tlio mom- Daddy had it. This year you tlml that i ^^'^''s of tho family or those In the the Bacchuslauronte sermon bad t,„ Immediate houaehold wiU khow of the chance against the Volsteadlctorv. C.nzo 'l'«P*>»' «' ^^o mortal romulns. around at the Alumni and profit hy tbttr <^>^'«*' '» HompHtoad we l^d tho grave mlatajtea. You won't, of course, but it? "'°"*'" turnod .<fown. the graves leveled sounds good. The guy who pat« you on' °''^' W»d a beautiful park t.king tbe the back today will punch you in the "''^^'^ "^ « Kruesomo grave yard. Jaw tomorrow, remember that. Noj I« ^^ere a growing tendency to give matter what the class tlowrrs aro. thoy '"»« attention to th.^ physic.l bcnly? all tum to thistles after graduation. ObHcrve the speed laws going after Success because the tortoise in the otu. that gets there In the end. And lastly. Miss "OtiJ^prtunlty does not knock at the d«V)rjy>» way she used to. so if you heard she is in the same |)art of the country, go out add get a strangle hold
ro I.,IKK TO KNOW. Rockville Contre, .lune 22.
VITAL STATISTICS
.MAKHI.\(il': I.M'K\!SK.S
Iohn l.iiwrcnoc I'att'r.non, :i<i. j'.'iH on her and hang like a party gown on | K'llth Hannomian. 2.5, both ot Hcniip- a debutante. Oood luck to you all! | .stoad.
i Albert .losao O.ssnian, 23, (if Stony
ON TIIK .MARK i Point, Now York, and (icrinnle liun-
Wh«ii do the finals come at Minoola, | n.-ng Uendrickson of Hollmoro.. after all these trials'? | Franklin Allen 'BaiKor, in. of Grooii-
wii-h. Conn., and (iiac of .Morri<'k.
of one and fry of another, oertalnl3^ Ly„brook
should not be permitted to exist.
DRAMA
AIL WANT GOOD ROADS
Among all the duties of the Board ""or Buporvisors of Nassau County per- Tnilis none is more vital in its good effect throughout the county than that of keeping the highways in suit¬ able state of repair."
Just now tliore is urgent need for much to be done in many sections of tho county. Tho subject has had consideration during this week and it Is anticipated that a large s^m will be made available to bring the high- Mrays designated by the County Bn- gliieer into tho proper stat^pf repair.
It Is no longer necessary to argue as to tho wisdom of providing gopd roads in Nassau. "4low.inuch can wo get?" seems to be the leading lestlon with the taxpayers.
lEET OPENINGS AND FIREMEN
One way in wiiich municipal au¬ thorities may do a valuable service to thetr communities is ui requiring
notlco to he sent to tiro department f ¦ " olHcials of all proposed street open-
I ings. Such notices arc given in some
. places, but nut in all.
It may easily bo the means of sav-
l ipg the lives of liremen and prevent- Ing destruction of apparatus.
in ciMo of excavation alou|; miles of highway, as for Instance t,a5.-j^pe laying, where there is no guard be-
t tweeu the roadbed and the deep ditch, there Is real danger to pass- ing vehicles, day or night. Oeca- sional cave-lna of the light voii re-
t ifinl one of the worst porils.
Should tbo firemed be called out
i on auch a highway, ut night, unwarn.
] e^ of tbe street opening, it might
^ fiwsily happen that loss of life and damage to property would result. 'The danger Is Juat gA real, though l|n sUghtor degree, wfjerc tho usual Mhort connool lons wilh mains 'irc
il IN mo mil HI liio firoinon fo ||BV« the depftrtiQent ofltctttla notl-
Tho Hclwyn.s havo taken ovor Ihe home of tho Theatre C.uild, the (Janick Theatre, foi- the opening month of tho soation, and announce thoy will produce there a i>lay. "Don .luaii." Meantime the (Julld will ho preixiiing ita oi.>enliiM hill, a new American play, "Amhunh "
SiicUa C.uitry's "The Crand Duke"' IglM heon purcha-seil hy David I'.elaHco. hut theie is little cliiiiKe of itn boiiiK soen in Now York for some time. J«"or tho niHt time in many years a Kelasco production which has made a brilliant >>iicceK.>j in New York, will not be seen elsewhere.
Maidment. Soa Cliff from tho Hlait, A8ks for service from the heart.
The puddles on Ohsorvt-tj street. Rock¬ ville Contro, llo not stand a "ghoHt" of ¦I show since tho prosiUeiit took away the "shade" trees.
.\I:ir>- Tween
Tino I,. I. HDITOH.S e.nmoyeh a •RAHI': .Jir.N'K DAY," AND WK TUOrcHT XT Was KloSiARKABLi- WKLL DONK.
I'-O.^TKl;. .'iiifl Inlli'iir, hoth Ko.stcr i'iH yeai^. Cotnetor.v.
niKn
- .\t th.' J Ionic I'tir .Vk'il .lune IS, L'athcriiie Kliza of I'oi kville Contre. a^i il
Uurial Wcsllmiv (•.ilhulic
is to have a dollar <lay. That Is who,n you can get KIO centsible bargains.
Dining the rociuit week, KiiKlaml and Wales wi'ie without a sinslo case of ^m;iIlpox, twihicH. Or typhu.i fever. When .shall we throe meet again?
"Dehurau" is not the sort of play that oould he given hy local Btock comi>aiiles with a viHiting •'^tar for tho principal role: a plan which George Arllss sug- KOfits for keeping thu! dramatic perform antes before tho provincial public ile- spite the cxhorl)itant railroad rales. The heavy production, ko rich in detail, and .so dependent uiion detail for its ef- fectivonosH could not he approximated hy thu most elaborately eiiuippcd stock theatre.
In fact, many tino play.s of tho laxt twonty years oould not be offered the puhllc outside New York t>y Mr. Arllss' device. What would heiome of "Peter Pan," of "Cyrano de Bergorac," of "The Blue I^iid," of ".Vhiaham Lincoln" with¬ out tho appropriate KottlnKM? Mr. Arlisti plans that the actor is to "go alone— without scenery, without a cast of play- er«, without properties."
Then too, many i>layH tliat havo not heen so good, hut which have heon a.s entertaining — "Ueartbreak House," "Peter (Jrimm." "Tho Poor l.lltio Rich Cilrl"—would lose much of their li«auty without the arlisti(\aiKl interpretative settingS'Tn which wo have seen them.
Tho one big virtue of Mr. Arlina' Kchome, imiiie from that of tpwurting tho niHj'ies anil the railroads, is that of making it more certain that "Shakes¬ peare would not be nearly ho likely to Klioll 'ruin.'" Indeed, Shakesijesro. with Ihe oonvontloiializi'd biisinettH work¬ ed out ftM' each of his plays, would-be the grand fallback of tho operatorH un¬ der tho plan of Mr. ,\rliss. Kor that matter, ll>scn can tie prixiuocd likewise, or with the difference that no visiting star would lie necessary. In fact, the one resemblanort between Ibsen and the great dramatists Is that he can be pro¬ duced on a blank stage. Not that It has been widely tried: hut ho would mi^an jUHt aa much, as art, produced that way a« in any other manner.
This recollection of tho practice once In vOgne of Hemllng out stars to ap¬ pear with local companies, brings to one's mind how futile is all the talk about tho '.suppoit " fired aA the heads of our contempor{|ry pTwIuceiM of Hhakes peare. Is It not reasonable that tt company which haa bean with "ftlr. and Mrs. Sothern for ten years. In eight jilays; or a group of actors who hlive been with Mr. Hampden four yeai-s. In four play.-*, should be better than the i-osldont compan:(' ot stoc-.k, actors at Kort Plain supjMntlng Mr. Korrest, Mr. MiH.'ollough. or even Mr. Booth for a week's I- 1 in six playa? Yet
we nevi ikesiisarean produc¬
tion witii.-... '^¦""" "»'«"l'>w I ritk-
twaddle oVer i ''-"
E^Ar iHirta ah\ ^ler
of th« compiMiy look i*lua, Aid Shake*- peare wrote star parts.
I.KT'S (JO!! The Chinese aro predictiiiK tluit wc will have war with .tapan .vot. Ask
BIKTIIS
iriiii|islc,iil, .lunc 17, lo Waller and Kilith .\oiKH A'an De Water of lit Mapli avonuo. a ilaimhtcr, .Sadie Kdilh,
Ocean Kide, .Junf 17, to Honjamin and Clarihcl Hmith .Vhratn.s of Ocean Side, a son Benjamin SauKdoii.
Mercy lloHpital,'HompHtoud. ,lune I!». to OcorKo and .Sarah Sopor Soaiiian nf ,M Boiloll" Htif-et, l'"ii.ciiort, a dauKhtci Mary Coiviolia.
ITS THE EARLY CASH' THAT MAKES GOOD 4tl> CELEBRATION;
Fire Ckicf Powcn Asb Public t«
Heip N«w to Make ComBwity
Eveit Be«t Pois^le
Hempstead, Jifne 21.—Although the flre department hopes to improve ut>on last year's community Kouith of July celebration by making it hlgRer and better. cootributiOtvs to date have, not been encouraging. Fifteen hundreil let- tens have been rent out to citizon!< of the village,* aaking for contributionx.
Chief William I... Powers stated UiHt niKht th^t fcw returns have boon re¬ eeiveil to date. He had no doubt that most of those to whom letters were sent would help with the flnnnces, but he hopes they will act early, in order that the committee may know what it will have to spend and be able to make the arrangements.
Last year's celebration was evident¬ ly Kr<-atly enjoyed bi^'ttie village resi¬ dents. It was, in fact, good. Tho way the people seemed to approve it Inst year encouiagetl the firemen to try to Kive them a good time again this year, at viry small individual expense. All who will contribute are therefore asked to do KO as early as possible. |
All contributors will receive cards aduiiltiiig them to parking space for th', •• cars-' .ft tho fireworks and games.
tf'aai "niji
Phone Freeport 61-R
DR. H. W. REID
Dentist
S.'i Soulli Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y.
Offlce Hours: Kvenings 6-9 or by ap- IKiinlmrnt.
Brooklyn Office: IVfyrtlc and Cypress Aves., Ridgewood National Bank Building.
DR. LBON AXBLROD
DKNTIST Phone 321-W Main and Front Sts., Ilempstead
Trolley Junction l''nrmorIy Ofllce of Dr. Ray McComhe
MARRIAGKS
l*:illiT.soii - f tiinnerni.m, llnni'Sical. .luiio 20, hy the Ucv. Kiiink .\1. Kerr.
Ihem will they please give us tho (lueue. "• "•¦ ••"•m I^awn-nco Patterson am!
I Kdith Hamicniian, lioth of Hemiistead.
IN CASK OK WAU WITH THK YELLOW KACIO BKUODOLL K'A.N CLAIM CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION.
KuUiin avenue, Jlemi)-
"Plant lAco in S<otland."—Who the dickoiis <lid that anyway?
Thoy arc Imtting seaiiistresMos on tho lieaihcs at Chicago to cover up the bare legs. Ah they sew, so shall wc rip.
Hirinink-hani gets paper mado ^loiithern pine. That accounts for ¦ipruce looking appearance.
Tho Yankee talk of A<ImiraI Siminsi Is iiofthe slightest puzzle. And like lielovod Toddy K. 'Twill always dare a muzzle.
Cluh alTairs for men only arc gcltinj,' ^o be stag-nant.
HIP HOP!!!!
Three cheeiH for hip boot loggers.
MU. HAUVKY MIGHT BK TKUMKD BV .SOM 10 AS THK KNGLISH E.M BAUASSADOR.
The Dry parade will not tako plai.*,
.\gaiiist ten million vets.
Who go tn make the solid ranks,
In lino liehind the wets.
C. H. J.
JUNIOR PROJECT GIRLS ENJOY PICNIC AT VANDEWATER PARK NEAR ROOSEVELT
Mineola, June 21.—Tho Minoola Cloth ing Clnb of the Junior Project, under lirection and chaperonage of. Miss I'hridtine Kelsey, held a picnic at -the country place of Lott'Vandewater, Jr., near Roosevelt, yestcrda.v.
The girls had a delightful time, thei.- activities langing from wading in the tii-ook to the traiiezo. swings and slides •vith which the picnic grounds is cuiiip- ;iod.
The girls in tlie party were:
^zabeth Rushmore, Anna Sowinsky. Helen SteiuMk), Blanch Van Buren. Hta- tia Verliceck, Mildred Miencki, Mlchal intf Wiglarz, Viol.'i Dean. Beatrice Dix¬ on B«Hsie Do> le. Marlon Dressing,_Cai'r>- Ifnc Krnl, Mary Karwolskl, Mary dug llanoi Catherine HanigSiii, YiiRlnia iluv. ens, Margaret Karman, Dorothy l.^ing. Annlo Payne, Orace Molunaky, Edna Marvl, Ruth McDonald, Marie Murray, Lillian <.K-h«en, Beatrice Ramagll and ElUalM-th Roohe.
Mrs. Farrlngtbn. teacher of the -fourt t gradv, who conducts a sewing claaa. aa- sisted M'.iB Kelsey,
The next meeting of the clothing class will lie hekl at the Cuurt l^iouse Red C-rtMM) rcfnm on July S.
This Afternoon the Koods Class, of
l''unin,' address, stead.
Miiii<ono-PJa.schy, Hewlett, Juno i:i. by the Rev. .John P. Karroll, D. D.. Louis Tlioodore Minlcnne and Lena Plaschy, tho former of Kast Itockaway, tho latter of Hewlett. Kutuie address Kast Uockaway.
Sumniois Smith. Freeiiort. Juiie^l'.. hy the Bev. ("all H. Miller, Willis- .Mor ril Suiiimi'is and Lucy Maruaict Siiiidi both of Krccport. Kulfcrc adihetis iJS West Morrlck ¦ roiiil, Kreepoit.
VALLEY 3TREAM
A jolly band of little folks mot on tho lawn of Mr. and .Mr.s. Kredoricson. New York avenuo. on .Monday and wore ohtortained in honor of their .son. Edwin's tenth birthday. It was a hmi- py day for the younj;storK, who playcil sanies. Eilwin's mother .served goodie.-; j and ho received gifts galore.
Kjicli child wore a hat which rop ! I'o.sentod an animal's head, whicii j caused a great deal of merriment. i
'I'he liltlo friends present wore i Audrey Kredoricson, Helen, Harold and : I'hilip Kischor Cecelia. Clara, Cathor inc and \yilliaiii lloiidricks, Josoiih and ' I'^rank l.amhor.siin, KraiicoH Kry, Dan id l.rf»wrencc and Mansfield A'an Bus kirk. Edith. Howattl and .Vlbeit Bor Kor.son, Mlldi id Olos. .\dolo J-;ide and .\ It hur .Sarc.
law iMi ii« law mw ma, i
Discoant Checks
f
The discoftnt' check system now in openi- tion in Rockville Centre is a most practi<^al methoti of stimulating business. It is like\»ise j a practical way of sav- j injr <noney — Get the | children busy and see how fast they accu¬ mulate.
Read what the checks say — that tolls the whole story. «
— Bank of ~ Rockville Centre
"Union of Soutli .Xfrii-a honiiwinu money ill the United Stales." Lot s see—is there any part of the wciid that isn't borrowing money in the United States?"—Boston Treinscript.
I A. W. JONES
X 193 Merrick Rd., Rockville Centre
S We Make
I AWNINGS and WINDOW
I SHADES
4 for office, store or home
? at reasonable prices
X
y We also >e<'iiver
X PORCH SWINGS
y Kslimates cheerfnlly furniiliod
Every once In a while i«nnibady asks whar. hae tH-comc of the Leagu* o( Nations, and nolKidy really seaau to know;—IVoyi Ttones.
OUT NOW
New Victor I^ecords June, 1921
AND
summerN dance hits
«srr< i.\i. RKi.r..\.sK). TtM) M .MKROl S TO LIST. COMK IN. WK WIl.I, FL.W THK.H FOR YOU.
HKlAAUl \ SELDIX
'The House of Quality"
Z30 MERRICK ROAD
iRockville Centie, H. Y.
C. L. MOOK
Chinese Laundry
Opp. L. I. it. R. Depot
14 Brooklyn Avenue,
Freeport, N. Y.
NOTICE
My scrviie nnd work ia lirut ckiRs. Cioods called fur and de Uvered.
JU.
HEALS
LI^HTin^
REPAIRING
IT Seems very simple to get to- a modern car. push on a switch and hoar the musii; of hiuh-powered niochanisni work¬ ing perfectly. But tn do this iciiuiros every his: and f?mall de- Mil of your ignition syslem to oe ill flf-st class shape. otherwise there will lie a sudden bro;il<down. .\ic'you sur(> that yours is O. K'^ .\n inspection by us will I'st its ci'iidilion thoiou>,'h;,\-.
At Vyiir Sciviie
e. M. HAWKINS
340 Observer Slreet
It<'lweoii I'arK and Morris ' Tel. H;II.
Here Is the first tire that was ever given a whole factory to itself!
A $7,000,000 .i.K-Uny for making one kind ot" tiic This qt:.intity 'pnxluction of a quality article means most miha per dollar for the users of email tires.
And our service ii np to this staxidard. Get tlie tx:ncfit.
277 Fuiton Ave., Hempsiead Phone 172.5-W
TIRE SERVICE SHOP
out and take In, and diaRno.so oacii Individual appeiito. I'ociiliar liltoK, iippnipriiitc to your own palate, is what tliia every drty restaurant ca-
lor.s to.
GALVIN'S RESTAURANT
3QI Kront .St., II'iu|)8tead CKNTK.VI. HOTKIi
SrrafcfitH. 7 tn O.SO—I.iinrh. «5<i. Ig |« f ninnrr. HUr, tl tii M
SPKflAL (IIICKKN DINNKi;
iiindar. ll (u H, (I.M .\ i» i:»rt» All !>¦«
rt'UM.siiicn BOO.US to kknt
REAL HOME COOKING
MOOSE CLUB RESTAURANT
843 FHONT ST.. U|ijyirSTEAD
R«irular Dinner 12, to 2 ,and I to I
I'rice 04 Centa
rnrnl.'thod IConms b.V'-'nar or Wewk
There was it KDod time at Tally Hi Uhemical KuKine Co.'s property on Juno 18, whon the (leoi'Ko U. .McKlb hen A.Hsociation of Urooklyn hHd' an outinff. Sixty dinners and suppers wen .served in the Tally-Ho Hotel.
Walter Olt had an Infectwl finKoi and it was necessary to perform an operation on Monday. Dr. niiKKi'ii summoned his brother, a suri;eon in the Witliuiiishiiifr Hospil.il, who per formed the operation at tho home of Walter l>tt'.s sister, Alis. P. Hiere ol Lynbrook.
Mrs. .1. Sullivan of Hiookljn aveiiui' pi-esided over tho ico cream depart¬ ment at the block party in Richmond Hill on Thuradiiy Riven by the Qtteciis horo workers lor and with the blind.
Only those vhose ii/imos wore on the, list for I'nch' .S;iiii iind Miss ('oluml>i:< up to Jiuie 1*5 shall kM'p in the lun- te.st. No new jiitrles are avce'ptrtV., Polls close June 30 nt 10 p. m. Hriae.s are on exhdiition in Mrs. HepdersonV store window, Kockawair aveaue.
As the Fourth of .luly celebration committee meetinps are drnwInK to a close, the "Mothers' nub" would like; to soe some delegates who have not
I ini» aiiBi liuuii lUB rouoa \.,utss, oi - ,
the Junior Project, U xnioylng a picnic »"«'»»<*«» *° 'J^t*- ^"^ "»• ^'»«^\ *" at the Vandewater farm. These girl, enter for the pame.s. If you- fall to
girli
ftudy at the Uomt Bureau Kitchen Court House, takhiff weekly Icaaons u»i der Miss Kehsey. Tho0« on the outUvK today are: Francea Campacrna, Orice Oacher
[send in your name, you cannot enter
th« contestB. Send ^ names to Mr.
Ryoo. prtncliml of School No. 2^. or
! Mr. I.,owe. of l5i>«H>klyn avenue. The
' parade will start at l^'JO p. nj. sharp
man. Tilllo Ginsberg. Mmio HanlBan.jon Jnly 4. All socl<s»ies'are expected Sadie Korpel. Bertha Prlbul, Laura Pn- to be on lime, so the chairinan /»f th"
psrad« coiqMUittee,. Mr. Kyoa, tSA ,hMit ^
Korpel bul, UIU« SieK«I and a«rti-ude Wolaki
EVER have there been so many good investment oppor¬ tunities as at pres¬ ent; but likewise never have there been so many temptations to invest money unwisely. It is a time to consult your banker botii as to oppor¬ tunities to grasp and as to pitfalls to avoid.
Our ad'vice and suggfstions in such mdtters are impartial and given without cost.
The Ckizens Natioiial Bank
of Freeport, New York
"4% intftest Paid o« special tUposit accounts"
l,i:(..\i- AD\i:i;TlsiN(i
SIJ1>KI0.MK <'UllKT-.NA,'4.«<,\ll ^^lUNTY
harl.v; If. Wiltsi,., I'luinllfr,
llftKilUll
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