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Merrick. Juns 17.—Merrick Hook A Ladder Co. I, is making HrrangenicntK for a Fourth of July ceiebration model¬ ed along the lines of the succeanful ^f fiir held tost year, but on a mucb larger scale. That was only the be- gioaing. ' ,
There wUI be a baseball game in tbe morning, between Flre (Company 1 and the Men's Club. In the afternoon there wiil be athletic games foi^ valuable prifees open to men, women, boys and gIris.. There will be a shooting gal¬ lery, "knock down the babies," dari board, grab bag, peanuts, hot dogs, Hott drinks, Ice cream, cake—in fact evert'thlng that wl^ contribute townrd a pleasant and patriotic day. In the evening there wtU be dani.inK in Flre HaU with good music and a display of flreworks.
The aim is to make this the best public affair ever held in Merrick. Neighbors living in the vicinity of Flre Hall are requested to decorate their houses.
Everyone in Merrick is urired to help the Mre Company to put the "merry" in . Merrick evt*l though "Merrlckiy We Roll Along" ha.s been taboo«>d.
This requeHt has been sent broadca.st by W'ui. S. t;hri«ty, secretary Enter¬ tainment Committee.
HOWARD A. TOUNG TAKES I HOIIOR AT R^P.L. AT TROY-
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N, Y., today.^ Mr. Yf>ung has been active in student affairn at the In^ti- ^tute, having woo the Ricketts madal In 1919. He wax a memtier of tho cross-country team and won the cross- conntry letter. Mr. Young is Hecietary uf tb(» senior claas and a (Pie'mbvr uf Rensselaer Soi.let'y df Engineers.
ROCKVILLE CENTRE
CANNON AS MEMORIAI. AT ROCKVIUE CENTRE IS TO STAND BY BIG BOULDER
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The baseball team of the Men's Club seems to have taken a new lease of life. Manager Wallace Fritz expects to win the majority of games played from' now on, says he "feels It in his boncH." Earnest workers on the team are Cap¬ tain George Mulcahy, "liill" Seaman, School Superintendent W. C. Mepham, Al Belts, Lou. F. Schneider, Charlie King, (Babe Ruth's daniferous lival). Charles Rowe. "Nip" l.loyd, Wm. Varneke, Julius Heuthe. Bob Sloan. Wellman Miller, Phil, C^ulrk and others. The team is an excellent one; it prac tlses In Merrick Field ev<ry Tuesday ' • and Thursday afternoon and eveninK.
Arthur H. Otto was initiated into the offlcf of Secretary of the Men's Club at ifw last meeting, and ftlls the ofllce Just as his friends said he would —lo the "(,JUeaii's ta.ste." , This also applies to Thomas d. Furey. who rounds out his Hrtst evening as .Secre¬ tary of the Civic L(.!igue on Friday lil;rht. .Mr. Furey i.s a liu.stlcr, a hard. earnest worker.
The Merrick Social Club Is consid- criUR erecting a bathing honse-at Mer¬ rick BaV, I'oi' the u.se of Its nieinberH, provldiuK permission be received fi'ofii the proper authorftft.s. ^ JJjyijf of the young folk^s bdthe In tfie bay, smd with dressing facilities their pleasure will be i greatly Increased.
A number of firemen from .No. 1. with their frieu'ls and famllieH, at- , tendtjd and enjoyed a three-act i>lay i ,fSl given at Fire Hnll No. :;, last Satui ' S^day eveniliR. It was "The Elopement \y of Kllen." Tlu; piay wus a Irti^l to aii. North Meriick firemen and the No. 2 Auxiliary ladles surely iioKse.ss theatri¬ cal talent. ^
Mrs. Michael Reynolds of Hemiistead avenue, will entertain the ladles, under the auspk'es of the Danghters of the Fatth, on Friday afternoon. .lune 17. at euchre und five hundred, at Ht. Agnes sih(H»l hall, at 'J1,..'J0 sharp. The ladies of the village are very coi-dially Invited to attend.
A colored postcurd showlnK 16 big tl.sh—liluetish. trout, maskalonge, or something, with a canoe, I.ike. pine trech. shack and three Jive fishermen, came to the Daily Review today fro#wl r'hestertown. N. Y. The messaire was from A. MIntz, who wrote "This ii one day's catch in the Adlrondacks".
Advertising in The Daily Review reaches the Individual prospect, antl al¬ ways proves a profltable Investment paying quick dividends.
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GALVIN'S RESTAURANT
301 Front St., H'^iupstead CENTRAL HOTEL
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SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER
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re. Jun«i 17.—-Police
rit.h the Commanders
iJegion and Veterans
the VUlage Trustees
dlrc'tcfl that the cannon which has putt arrived, be unleaded from the railroad <'ar and transported to a iiosi- tton behind the memorial boulder in Olmerver street.
Trustee Longenackef was authorized to see that neCessai-y repaira be made
tu the cannan now r<w<tiiag in the tri¬ angular ptot adj<dnln8 the Village offlce.
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Hempstead, June 17.r-Compan'y ii and Garden City A. C baseliall teams will meet on the Altoonay diainmid. Front street. Sunday afteaftof.n. The game to aclieduled to be called at 3:45. | « ^__ ¦
5000 copies every day are sold through-out Nassau County. Hustle up and start an ad and gut your sliare uf business. I
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on desirsbls laiprovsd property
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UWYEiS THIE AND TRUST CO.
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All kinds of .Antiques f6r Sale
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Hill Boad. Hempttead Antiques bought in any condition.' Send hie A Cird and I will Call, j
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WILL BIE F.4ID Ft« ISFim- MATION LEADING TO THti ARBBST OF ANYONK DUMF- INtJ Bl'BBISII OR t>.V|tBAOB AI^NG THE PUBLIC HIGH¬ WAYS IN TIIE TOWN OF HiaiPSTEAD. ADDBESS
CLEAN HIGHWAYS
Revkw Office. Bodkvflta Centre
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CEMENT BUILDiNG BLOCKS fwrt9i Ave., Rooscvete, L I.
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ALBBRT E. MBRKLBN
OBNBIRAL TRUCiCING
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CORD TIRES
Now Selling at the Lowest Price Level in Tire History
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$24.50 46.30 •54.90
Freeport Auditorium
Monday, June ^, 1921, at 8.30 P. M.
\ 12 ROUNDS
Midtlle - Weight Contedt
Jack Stone vs. Harry Krohn
The Winner to B<» Mike McTighe 10 ROUNDS
Lany Hansen vs. Harry Mitchell
Frankie Coster
8 Rounds-Charlie Steele
of Iroland
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6 Rounds-Marty Silvers vs. Jackie McCoy
(And Other Sizes in Proportion)
Tire repair men. wh6 judge valtip.': best, class these tires as having the sturdie.M c'.rcasti n^•..^d-. Forty-seven high- Rrade car manufacturers use them as standard equipment. They are the quality choice of cord u.-.rrs.
PRICES: $1.65, $2.20 and $3.30
RESCRVED SEATS at Chubbuck'* Phsrnnacy and United CifSr Store, Frseport United Cifar Store. Lynbrook; Wild'* Drug Store and United Citar Store' Rockville Centra; White House Barber Shop, Hempatead, and Csaey'a Hotel' Babylon.
Telephone, Freeport llSi-J
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This nev\r low price is made possible by strictest economies'
and specialized production.
Plant No. 2 was erected for the sole purpose of making
30::3' i-inch Non-Sitid fabric tires. With a daily capacity
of 16,000 tif es and 20,000 tubes, this plant permits renned
production on a quantity basis. #
All materials used ar* the be.it obtainable. The quality is
uniform. It is the best fabric tire ever otfered to the car
ov/ner at any price.
Upholstering and Interior Decorating
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Tiioiv still oxi.st.s tht- hiantl i>f iiai- piit.« who take i>lca.suro in piini.sliln;.' a t'hIM for till" thin^H they hiivt- doiU'.
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Big Water Heater
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Mrs. M. J0HN80.\
63 Park .Xvenue
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' ,.^ Tomorrow i.s your la.st opportunity to eciuip your home with Humphrey Auto¬ matic Hot-Water Service, on our attractive sale terms. The Humphrey Automatic Gas Water Heater is a standard, substantial, dependable appliance of proven merits. It is seldom an oflfer like this is made on such a wonderful household appliance... An unlimited hot water supply, in any part of the house—day or night—winter or sum¬ mer—by simply turning a faucet, is the daily comfort you can enjoy from
HUMPHRfV
Automatic Gas Watlr, Heater
This wonderful invention is made in sizes to meet the requirements of any home. It can be connected to any number of hot-water faucets. Its cost of opera¬ tion is negligible. Jhn Hun)phrey furnishes 10 gallons of piping-hot water for about one cent. Cheaper than the furnace coil or kitchen tank.
The Humphrey is built to give a lifetime of faithful service. The sturdy iron jacket is durable and substantial. There are no delicate parts to get out of order. It is artistically designed and handsomely finished in green and gold.
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Come to o6r store and sec tlie Humphrey in actual operation. You must see this device in
lofder to realize how completely automatic it is in giving you oceans of hot water. Costs you nothing to inveatigAte. Come in
ihefare the big sale closes to-
j morrow night.
SPECIAL OFFER
Good For Only One Day Longer
$15 ALLOWANCE FOR OLD COIL OR
TANK
During the sale we offer to purchase your old
water hefting device allovring ytni
$15.00 for any water kettle, furnace, coil, water back, oil stove or tank coil heater replac«l by a Ham¬ phrey Automatic
EQUAL TO NEW
» STERIUZED IN OUR SANITARY PLANT . APPROVED BV the STATE OF N. Y.
Re-Upholstering of Every Description
Re-Painting of Wicker Furniture
CUSHIONS
DRAPERIES CABINET MAKING POLISHING SUP COVERS
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SPECIAL Window Shades
TO ORDER
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Our Sanitary Work Shops arc
LocaUd at 48 Soutli Main St, Freeport, L I.
(UPSTAIRS) Oppotit«1Post Office
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Your Gas Problem Solved Flwence Oil Stoves
- LYMAN N. JONES -
SPORTING GOODS MOTOR BOAT
5 South Main Street FREEPORT, N. Y.
Telephone, 60 Freeport
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Terms Go Back to Normal Tomorrow
We iMiaitivrl) laiuiot mtrnd llie it|>«<'iial itaif uffer iiryoiid tomorrow. 'Iiiiu Ix iii- itevd a tiUMt attraHlve olTer al tiiia titike. NOW Ih (be time (u M|uip your limne with mudcrn Huunihrey Hot-Water M«r- vli-e.
UTTLEFIELD-ALGER CO.,
235 MERRICK ROAD Phone 1476
RockviUe Centre^ L. L, N. Y.
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Lumber and Building Materiak
Timber, Siding, Shingles, Doors, Sash. Trim
Brick, Lima and Cenieiit
BuiMert' Hardware and Patttt
JOHN J. RANDALL CO.
15 N. Long fteach Ave. T.Lsas FREEPORT, L L |
