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Frseport. Juno 24.—Thers were many pleasant reunions at th« meeting of the Alumni Association of Freeport Hlrh Sclwol on Tuesday evening, so tbat besides the excellent program of .enter¬ tainment it wan a nource of much pleas¬ ure to those assembled.
Roy Leon Smith, a fornter principal of tbe Hiuh Sohool, who waa very popu¬ lar during his reidme, ramo from North Adams, Mains,, where he tearha- ';;nd talkdd about "The Schoola of Today."
Oeorge F. DuBoIh. iiuperintendent of schools in Freeport, npoke on 'The Oreater F. H- 8." He told of the new plan that the nchool hoped to put through when th* new school was built, known as the "833" plan, when there will he a senior and Junior high nchool. With the new high school built, the next step will he another grade nchool as the sehool syntemn will have lo keep on expanding. Mr. DuBoln stated that next yesr the high «cho«)l would havo about thirty graduates.
Miss Elisabeth Schnelker welcomed the graduates to the Alumni Ansociatlon
In a clever speech aa4 Miss Aiica Haight president of this 7«ar's Senior ctauM, re-
nponded.
Hie attractive dining room of the South Shore iHtrtel waa decorated with roses and flags. Tha dinner waa the raune Of many oompliments to Manager John CruicksiMnk.
T.aat nlght'n meet'hg ef the Alumni was the first nince before the war.
"Do fou remember?" was heard on all sides and following the banquet there waa a general aocial time with Princi¬ pal SmUh nhaicing former pupils by the hand and Minn Atkinson nurrbunded by a boat of her "children" llntenlng 'to tales atmut Iter "grandchildren" at home. ^
Many or tMe cM songs were sung and there was dancing as soon aa the iiall was cleared.
Offlcers of tiM\. association and the clasn of 192X are: Edward W. Tree, '11, prenident; Elisabeth Schnelker. 'It, vice prenident: Hilbert R. Johnnon, '0«, sec retary; .lohn R. P. Ooller, '10. treanurer: Marie Dedek, '17, historian; Jamen E. Stilen, '09, alumni editor.
Clans of 1921—AllQe Haight, president: Edward Campbell, vice president; Orace Pont, secretary; Kenneth Vought. trean urer; Ruth Mack, historian and record¬ er. Helen Ault, Dorothy Clerk. Dorothy Fleming. Olive Pont. Claire Fox. Edward l.iimley, Richard McKenney,
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The Oermann are now working itard. Thin will solve all their problems. Try it on your own problemn.
FREEPORT
Mrs. JoMSph Kramer,-of Henry street, j wtH soon go to the Oatskllls to npend nix or seven weeks.
Charles O. Nllea. of Pins street, hasi returned from Cobletiklll. N. Y., where j he went to attend the funeral of hin mother, and settle her afbtlm.
wblch time tbe dl«lf« room was filled and a deiigbtful dinner was serred.
Next Sunday the Senator Carrol Ctub of Brooklyn will hold a banquet at the Houth Shore Hot*Lr- • It in expected there will be 7.1 or more in the party.
On Sunday, June 26, at the inpmlng nennion of the I'renbyterian Sunday Hchool the quarterly minnlpnary meet¬ ing will be held under the direction of Mrn. Clifford J. Moebacher.
The I^adlen' Auxiliary of William Clinton Story Post. American Legion, will hold a card party at the South Shore Hotel nome time in July. The committee is preparing to make it a big event.
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Dentist
SS South Oeean Ave.. Fre^MMt. N. T.
Oflca Hours: Bvenlnga S-V or bj ap¬ pointment.
Brooklyn Office: Myrtle and Cypress Aves., Ridgewood National Bank Bulldlnc.
mt. IMtttt AXBLROD
DKNTIST Phone S31-W Mala and Front Sts., Henipst««4
TroUer Junction Formerly OfBce of Dr. Hay McCoralit
IMXES* and GENT'S SIATS MADE TO ORDER
PKESSmO, CLEAHINO, BOABinrO and D7EIN0 D. WALLACK, (formeHy of Sth Ave.. N. Y.)
IS 80. TILLAGE AV«NUR
TbL 17M-W ROCKVILLK CENTBE, N. 1.
Goods CUMI For and DcUvered
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HOOSE CLUB RESTAURANT
Mi FRONT ST., DBBIP8TBAO
Racular Dlnnar It to > and • to t PrlM M Osnto
FnmMMd Wn»M Ay Day ae Waak
Tuesday night the Throop avenue] rrenbyterlah Church, Brooklyn, had a banquet at the South Shore Hotel, nt
—Painters—H Docoraton — PaiMrhaBffert
SOLOMONICK BROS.
14M Wniow Avo., Teleohone 874C
rmr RockswMT. rv Rockaway
Batlmatas cheerfully given on reauast Work OuarranteeO.
Someelectri c
washers lift and dip the soiled fabrics in a tub of sudsy water —and it is a good inethod .......' 4
0/Acrelectric washers rocii: and toss the 8oiled fab- lics to and fro in sudsy water ^ and icisasoodinethod
The A jBC Electric Laundress does both. Rapidly it alternates these good ^ methods — and so it combines their advantages
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Don't take time trying to decide between the two leading ways of electric washing, only to get one or the other, when the two ways combined are to be had in the A B C "ELEC¬ TRIC LAUNDRESS!" Call and see how it offers the advantages of two washers in one, for the price of one! , » .
LET US DEMONSTRATE AT YOUR HOME AND EXPLAIN OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
HARTNETF ELECTRIC SHOP
62° Main Street
Hempstead, N. Y.
^ Right Meat At The Right Price
— OUR MOTTO = =
Before atartihg out on a Shopping Tour, don't take "any road," take the best road—the road that leada right to our door. It ia easy to follow once you have learned the way. Offeringa on thia page have been aelect¬ ed at Big Savinga m» represented here. No Profiteering. No Fancy War Pricea. Quality, the Beat Price, the Loweat
Speciak For Friday and Saturday
Yankee Pot Roaat, lb. 21
Hotel Roaat (All Meat) lb. 32
Fine Rib Roast, lb. 22
Prime Rib Roaat, lb. 32
Long laland Ducks
Fsuicy Milk Fed Fowl Roasting Chickens Baby Spring Lamb
Plate, Navel or Brisket
Corned Beef, lb. lOc
Rump Corned Beef, lb. 28c Boneless Rolled Corned Beef, lb. 20c
Califori|ia Hams, lb. 16^c
Smoked Hams, lb. 32c
Bacon Strips, lb. 30c
Corned Hams, lb. 30c
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SUBURBAN MARKET
Aflantic and South Bay >^ew Avenues
Order by Telephone, a35.W Freeport
BAY VIEW, LONG ISLAND Trt^ey Pasaea the Door
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G>me in and Hear the Latest Records
... , PUYED ON THE VICTROU
Note the sweet sounding mellow (ones; no harshness, no grating on your ears, but the very finest mu¬ sic imaginable.
Then when you find out how nasy you can purchase one of these Krand rnarhines on our Popular Kasy Payment Plan, you'll be glad you came and will soon be enjoy¬ ing all the world's beat music right in your own home.
B. LEVENTHEL
Successor to F. R. Liebermnn & Sons
FREEPORT, L. I.
We also have a full line of liish grade Stationery, Kodakfi, Hooks, Magazines, and. In fact, everything a flrat-class Btatlonery ?tore should sell.
A. I. ABEL
MEN'S STORE =f|
COOL-CLOTH CLOTHES FOR SUMMER
Are the only sensible apparel. I have them in Mohairs. Palm Beach, in many shades and tones—light and dark and tailored in styles that will fit any figijjre. For boys, too, neat suits which are just as dressy as that worn by Dad or Big Broll^er.
Get yours now—and then when you wake up in the morning and find the day is going to be a regular scorcher— you'll be all ready to withstand Old Sol's burning rays. Come in now. you will find SPECIAL LOW SUMMER PRICF^.
Some Great Specials in Straws and Panama Hats
There is alw*y? one that becomes you besl. There is also one hat (jbatis the smartest of the season. You'll find both kinds hwe in all styles and in ali the popular makes of straws and Panamas, and al prices GU,'\KANTEKI) THE VERY LOWEST. COME IN—YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DII).
Shirts and Neckwear Prices Will Please You
The summer season calls for special summer shirts and neckwear. The newest styles and colors are here and await your early inspection. No mailer what you wish in shirts or neckwear you'll find it here, and you will be surprised when you find out how reasonable we are selling them.
The Men's Store
A. I. ABEL
289 Front St.-Trolley Station-Hempstead
HEMPSTEAD BANK
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.
'The Big Bank on the Corner"
EstabHihed 1887
CAPITAL % 30,000
SURPLUS 100,000
TOT/L RESOURCES OVER... 2,000,000
DOES a general Commercial Banldii| biuiaeu.
ACCEPTS Time deposit accounts and allows mter^ est thereon at the rate of 3 per cent per annnm.
SELLS Travelers' Checks and Letters of Credit on all parts of the worid.
MAINTAINS a Modem Safe Depoat Department for die storage of Talnables and at reasonable rates.
LOANS Money on Bond and Mortgage.
HAS a CHRISTMAS CLUB which hu popularized itself with himdreds of its patrmu.
ADVISES with its depositors regardmg their InTest* meats and maintaias an np to date serrice especially for that purpose.
If we nuy be permitted to serre yea, remember
'The Big Bank on the Comer"
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HAVE YOUR PLATING
DONE IN ROCKVILLE CENTRE
Modern Equipment and Expert Workmen will give you a ner. vice you can't get elsewhere on LonK Island
Brass Beds and Electro Plating in All Its Branches
We Do General Mill Work and Can Care for Your Horn* Altar- ationa of This Kind
KLASS AUTOMATIC CORP.
D. R. Longnecker P. L. Hurrell H. Weber
Formerly L. & H. Mfg. Co. 5
Observer St., Tel. 28 ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y. |
Effective at Once
Substantial Reductions
in all
FORD CARS
The following Prices are (juoled f. o. b. Detroit
WITH KKI.K-.STAKTKK AMI III.MOI NT\HI,K KIMM
Rnnabout $465.00
Touring $510.00
Coupe $695.00
Sedan $760.00
Fordson Tractor $625.00
U'lTHOtT KKI.I-HTAKTKK
Chassis $345.00 *
Truck (pneumatic tires) $495.00
Complete line of Genuine Ford Parts, Accessories, Tires, Tabfs,
I Oils, Greases, Etc.
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Repairing and Overhauling
I ]^y Competent Mechanics
I W. T. HUTCHESON, Agent
j Sales Rooms and Service Stations at Lynbrook and Mineola
jTeL 186 Fohon Ave. & Franklin St., Hempstead, L L
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