Nassau County Review 19100729

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Freeport Official Paper
FREEPORT, N. Y., FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1910
Vol. XV, No. 40
FREEPQRT NEWS
Single copies of the Review for sale at Greenblatt's, Railroad avenue, Keif¬ er's, Review office and Gobetz's, Main street, and DaSilva's. West Merrick Road. tf
Main street and Merrick Road have been treated to another coat of oil and sand.
I Sereno G. Miller of Cornell with his wife are having recreation at his ^pa¬ rental home in FreeiHjrt.
News of the Churches
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Rev. R. S. Brad brook of New York | will preach moming and evening in j the Baptist CKruch; Other services  as)
MUST NOT WASTE W.ATER
The Village Board of Water Com- The Observer advertises the first me uaptist cnrucn; umer services as] "= . ine UDseryer advertises tne nrst t- missioners is taking active steps to meeting of the creditors of Arthur "»"»'• i , , . Deagon OI Freeport, a bankrupt, to be „ ^ „ o u . , , e .u | Prevent the wilful waste of water in held atthe office of Charles Tipilng. Mrs. C. H. Scholey is leader for thef the village. The water schedule pro- referee in bankruptcy, Long Island ^„7h? Sl^'t^wf r^h f".I!.^^h-*.t vi^'^^ that water shall be used for Cj,ty, on Augast 2. .Tj!!^   f.:?^r'!:!.!!:„.PiL"'^^:l"=^i?:: ! ..nriLklin.   onlv frorr,   0 to .S a. m.   and
Local Topics
Howard   Peafsall.    manager of   the
^Review   printery, is on   his   vacation 1 this week. i
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Mr.    and    Mrs.    R.   F.   Hanscom of
Mass., are visjting H. W.   Hanscom of;
Raynor St.
in the   Presbyterian   Churchy subject, ,
"My     .Most   InterestJitg     Missionary t sprinkling  only from   G to 8 a. m.
f^           ,,. ,,            , ...     „ ,.,..    J.tem.'                 ^    ' I from    5  to   7    p.   m.,     whether    oi
rs. George Wallace and Miss Hattie ,--^  | '
R   Wallar-p   hnvo  trnnp   fn   RnndnlnVi        ...       ,  ^ ' ; meter or flat rate, and pcoplc who per
K. Wallace   have  gone   toKamlolph,       Etta J. Carman is announced to lead! , ^^    h y--
Vermont for a few weeks sojourn j^e Epworth League meeting In the M. ' During th--r absence their home will ,£. Church Sunday night; topic,-^^The ^ be occupied by Counselor  William   "'-' Life He-eafter "
Young and wife of Manhattan. 1 .
Christian   Science  services  will   be
ine village autnoriiies are now trim- nfiing trees on the public highways. They would prefer .that you do it your¬ self Lut if jiut-tlicy wii! uo the work j avenue, and charge it to you, the amount being a lien on the property, the same as a tax.
BALDWIN
T. Webster Pearsail is moving the house formerly owned by Jere DeMott from Upper Grand   svonuc t.. Harrison
Several more new houses will soon be started. Land has been changing hands and people find Baldvyin a good residential village.
Edward Thompson and Harry Whit¬ taker are on a two weeks' vacation in the Thousand Islands.
Tonight being the tifth Friday even¬ ing in the month, the Village Board of Trustees does not meet.
The officers of Freeport Lojige were inatalled Monday evening by District Deputy Wallace and staff.
services
The   annual   school meeting   will be   held in the Hempstead Bank   Building, held in the Grove  Street   School   ne.xt  corner  of  Fuljton   and   Main    streets, Tuesday evening,   August 2,'at 7:30 p.   Hempstead,   at^l a. m.   Sunday; sub- m., to elect a   trustee in place of John   ject, "'Love."   ' K. Eldridge, whose   term of oltice then
sist in.using it indiscriminately as has been doneiBO much recently, will be in¬ terviewed by the officers, as the sched¬ uie provides a penalty for this viola¬ tion of contract.
The   Ladies'  Aid   Society of the M. E. Church   held a pleasant   meeting at
expires, and to transact other regular business, including adopting of budget for coming year's expenses.
Following   are the   qualifications   of voters for this meeting:
Every person of full age, residing in   and the Assembly, the union free school district, and who has   resided   therein   for  a   period of       '"-A Source of Comfort,"   will be the
Next week   Dr. W. A. Richard   will! be in attendance   at   the   Connecticut! Chautauqua Assembly,   PlainviUe, Ct., where he delivers the   annual "Recog-' nition Day  Address" to the   graduates!
S. R. Smith and   family visiting friends at Easton Pa, the trip in their automobile^^
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a bread and cake sale tomorrow (Sat¬ unlay) afternoon and evening on W. H. Patterson's lawn, 127   South   Main
St.
Miss   Olive  A, Grove street has returned with friends in New York
Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. John T. Cotter a.- -,- ing the week at Nassau-by-the-Sea.
Fred W. Greaves has   been   confined <?r,ra<ni^   of   North   thirty  days' next preceding  the meet- Sunday moming sermon theme of Rev. j to his home with an attack of appendi- rnrn^   from a vi«it  '"«- a"d a citizen of the United States. Charles   Herbert   Scholey at the First   citis   but is improving.     He   was   not who owns, or hires, or is in the posses- Presbyterian  Church.     The   prepara-! taken to the  Hbspital for  operation as sion   under a contract  of purchase,   of tory lecture injwiticipation of the Com-1 announced   last  week in a paper   pub- Wesley  Pearsall  and  ^al   property   in  the   school   district munion  service will be  held on Thurs-! lished in a neighboring village ,•-.,..- ._._.--^ ,        ,     ,   purposes; day evening of next
Just a word to the "man from Brook¬ lyn" who has the nerve to claim taxes are as high in Freeport as in Brook¬ lyn.    The   new   rate   in    Brooklyn   ib
$18.14 per   $1000,    Thus   on   a   house j the home of Mrs. Wallace H.   Cornwell in Brooklyn worth $1000   the   ta.x will   last Tuesday afternoon, be $18. r4.    Property of the sftnie value
in Freeport would be assessed at about!     ^"- Georgianna Wortman and niece, $2500 and the total   taxes   wouid   not   W>ss   Edith   Whealey,   are   occupying exceed $1000.     Yet some  people claim I one of   Mrs.   Wortmans'   cottages   on have   been   ^"^ really think they  cay less taxes in j Central avenue near Railroad avenue. Brooklyn. |
-   -^ carnival has been   making   nights
Wo have heerf asked why some peo-, merry, corner Central and Thomas ave pie never pay their viiiage taxes. We; "uos. The affair wa.s run by a travel- don't know unle.-r.s it is because they!'ing company and !-eeme<l to attract don't have to.    The Viiiage Board can \ q"ite large crowds. .
compel the payment of taxes promptly I  "
by   selling   property   according to law '     ^'<^^t   Sunday   evening in the   M
when the taxes are left unpaid, but has  Church the peoples
not   done   so for   several   years.,   The
iast  Board early   this  year  requested
us, unofficially, to announce   that they
would clear up the huge amount due on
unpaid taxes in this   way, but the new
making
E. Sung service. "In the Sweet Bye and Bye," will be held,- this being the last of the series. Morning chuich service at 10:30; Sun¬ day School at 2:30 p. m. and Eoworth League  devotional   service  at 7 p. m.
.j,ji.  liable to taxation for school
; and every resident of such district who parent of a child or   children of
sveek.
Board has not yet taken the matter up.   ^'th the topic, "The life   hereafter;"
Leader Mrs. Samuel T. Bourdette.
Communications
The Woman's Missionary  Society of school age, some one or  more of whom   the Presbyterian   Church   will meet in j     We   received  a  postal   signed   "A shall have attended   the  school in said  the ChajSel next  Weonesday August 3, i Housewife."     Not   being  acquainted
Albin N. Johnson is being strongly urged by his friends to run for Free- port School Trustee at the meeting to be held ne:jct Tuesday evening in the Pine Street school builidng.    They be-
Mrs. Amanda T. Maxson and daugh ter Miss Maxson of  Plainfield,   N.   J.. „       , * .,.c .j..iccv oi..jv.v..  ct,,,,,.,,,^      ^..^v uc are    stopping    at    the  CrysUl   Lake district  for a period of at   least  eight, at 2:30 p. m.    .Material for patchwork  with any  man or woman of that  name  jj^^g his well known   ability and char House. weeks within one year   preceding such   and   picture   cards for the use of Miss i we are unabe to give any consideration  gcjer and wide acquaintance   with  the   school meeting and every such resident. E. S. Minor in India, will   be  accepta- j to the article.—Ed
Miss Lulu Adele Miller has returned and citizen as aforesaid   who owns any   ble.    A full attendance is deeired.
from an enjoyable trip, visiting friends  personal property assessed  on the last [ 	
in the mountain   dnd   lake  district  of  preceding assessment  roll of the town, !     \ quartette   composed of Miss Gert- New England. exceeding  fifty   dollars   in  value, ex-  rude Gilford, soprano, Mrs. Charles H
elusive ot such as is exempt from exe-  Reac\ alto, Mr. Theodore   Curtis, jr.
Fourteen Years Ago
a£Ffiirs   and   residents of the   district, and thaLlie is a graduate of the school, wauld make him a very acceptable can^ The  following items   are  excerpted  didate. from the Review   fourteen   years   ago      John K. Eldridge.   who   has  served this week: .       the Board so acceotably,   will take the
Jacob Smith has erected a nei^t store  office  for another  term if it is the de
Village Trustee  and   Mrs.   Franklin  cution,   and no other  shall be  entitled   tenor,\nd Mr  James F   White   basso Bedell   and Mr. and Mrs.  Jesse F. Be-   to vote.    No person shall be deemed to  ^.ju  'reni^er the solo and quartette sel- I building on Main street, near Smith.       sire of the voters but is not at all anx ^®"_f.!f,-*"''°^'"^ ^ in the, be inehgible  to vote at any such school  ections fr<im the sacred  cantata, "The !     H. Asa Nichols   elected  Republican   ious.
Catskills.
; district meeting by reasen of sex,  who   Holy City,>'as a praise   service in the I District     Captain,   Fourth     Distrct.
haa   one or more of  the  qualifications  Presbyterian Church Sunday evening, James  A. i required by this section. 	
Base-Ball
JR. O. U. A. M. LEAGUE.
Mrs. James G.   Sutphin, Sutphin  and  Miss  Grace   L    Walters are  spending  the week at   Windham, Greene County.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Malcomson, aV., and A. S. Malcomson are taking an autotno- bile trip tbrough I^ng Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas A. Williams an-; nounce the engagement of their only j daughter, Florence Evelyn, to Theo- phileus De Mott of Hempstead.
Mrs. S. B. Walters of Archer street, who  was   visiting  relatives in Oyster : Bay,   has   gone to Wayne,   Pa., to se-' cure the advantages of a change of air. '
Assemblyman William G. Miller and William G. Miller, jr. sailed for Europe ' public hearing here on Thursday morn- Saturday, moming on the Minnetonka, I ing, July 1st, on the sewerage ques- .^tlaniic Transport Line, tobe gone ' tion. Everybody thought it meant that j^rnonth. Freeport would therefore be required                     '       i soon to have a sewerage  system.- Ob-
E. Hart is back at the restaurant on , server. Railroad   avenue.    Mr. Hart   sold out      The State Board of  Health  did  not to A. Grimes, who was   followed by L.   advertise    anything  of  the  kind.    It N.Long,    and now the   old   proprietor : gave  noti"? a public inquiry would   be
delightful  excursion  Wednesday to
High    Hill    Beach.    There   were  six
boats in line well   filled.    Our special
reporter says:    "The  absence of men
Freeport   Council     easily  defeated  was  conspicuous  as usual, but that  is
Valley  Stream   Saturday on the   local   getting to be an old story so  they  are
ball grounds by the score of 12 to 4.        not much missed."
Games for this Saturday:
Freeport at Roslyn.
Hempstead at Woodmere.
Valley Stream at Rockville Centre.
George Mole for Fifth District.
,  j     Freeport Bicycle   Club  held its first
The Presbyterian Sunday School had i '^"' *<» Rockaway Beach
It is an interesting commentary on the work of Dr. Edwin Carman as health officer that in 1905   when   there
Not Quite Accurate
Last   week     the    State    Board Health advertised that it would hold
of
Rev. W. A. Richard, pastor of the M. E.. Church, will be away on his va¬ cation the four Sundays in August. Tlie preachers in his absence will be as follows: August 7, Dr. W. L. Dav¬ ison, Brooklyn; August 14, Rev. Ira W. Henderson, Bay Sho* August 21, Rev. W. M. Carr, Kew Yoi-».. August 28, Rev. H. M. Richard, Centre Mo¬ riches.
Heavy thunder storm did much dam-: was an epidemic of  smallpox at   Hyde age all through the Island. Park the Town   Board   persuaded   Dr.
Carman to take charge at his own price
HYMENKAL ^"'^   that he stamped  out  the  disease
without   any  further   spread   beyond
HOMAN—THURSTON. fourteen   cases   when   he   took   hold.
Rev.   W. A. Richard,   pastor  of the ' Likewise   under  President Fitzsimons
M. E. Church, married   last   Friday at  our  village  has been able to keep  en-
the parsonage Fred Homan   and  Mary   tirely   clear  cf  epidemics of  diseases
R. Thurston both of Esist Rockaway.       and in two cases where   smallpox  was
rnRMwrnid    RPnn t brought in from   outside  such  promu^r'
CUKNl!.L,lU&~BtL»l!.L,L. action   was   taken   that  there wq/i^o
John D. Cornelius and Viola Mildred  spread.    As  to   the laws   they,*rre ac-
Bedell.   daughter of   Mr.    and    Mrs.   cused of violating we  have ypj'c to hear
George T. Bedell, both of this  village, ^of  a  single place   that y^>e8   enforce
were married Wednesday at the M.  E. 'them and if there was-t place where it
Parsonage  ]iy  Rev.   W.   A.   Richard,   was done strictly it veould mean a com-
i They were Accompanied by W. C. Con-
; ner as best man and Hannah Cornelius,
i sister of the  bridegroom,   as  brides-
At the  Methodist Episcopal <3»iurch I n^aj^^   ^^e bride was attired in   white
plete stop to the growth of the village.
is in charge again.
Dr. T. D. Carman is to take a two weeks' vacation, leaving .August 1 and returning August 15. He will spend the lime with his wife and family at High Hill Ueach.      ''
'held "to i.ivestigate into certain con¬ ditions affe<t'ng the public health law in said viiiage."
There hnve bcv but slight changes since our last issue in the result of the vottf foi king and uueeii of the fire- Josephine Potter has re<iovered $300 mens' carnival to be held here on Oc- from the Long Island Tracfion Com- tober. Following is the result- after pany, in suit for injuries received '""t night's votes were counted. Sat- Slfhile alighting from the company's «rday night being the last of the car in January last comer. "Front and month, when $5 gold pieces are given Henry streets, Hempatead. Her cei- the !.vlie8, there will probab'.y bc a lar bone was broken as the result of a heavy increaae in the votes, fall.   The caae was tried in the Cqunty .
Court last week. j (Where not otherwise specified,  candi¬
dates are from Freeport)
the pastor, Rev. W. A. Richard, will preach at 10:30 a. m. on "The Larger '' Charity." At 7:45p.m. the last in' the series of responsive services on! "The Shepherd Psalm," entitled, "In ' the House of the Lord Forever, "will be given. Dr. Richard will be nbsent! on   vacation   during   the   Sundays   in'
V^,ugust.    Sunday,    August 7,    Dr. W.
\j. Davison of Brooklyn will occupy ^jc^ pulpit. ^^
silk twmmed with lace. After the ceren^ony a wedding supper was served at the bride's home. Just the mem¬ bers of the immediate families were present. Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius will reside at Union Place, Roosevelt, in their new house which has been com¬ pleted.
The annual school meeting' will be heid in the High School Buildinir next Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock for the "transaction of business as author¬ ized by Law.
Two trustees are to be elected for the full term of three years In the piace of Leon W. Bishop and Hans P. von Nostitz.
At such annual meeting the Board of Education of said District will present the estimate of expenses for the ensu¬ ing year, amounting to $14,841.53.
The moonlight aail by the baseball team of Freeport Council, Jr. O. U ¦ A. M., tras held to Point Lookout iBit Thursday evening. The attendance ¦ was smalt, there t>eing several other ¦pedal attractions in the village the; ¦une night. i
Attention is called to tbe adv. ijmd PtIkob of snore dinners at the/ Xaasau Hotel. ¦'     ;
The annual fair and lawn fete of the Church of Our Holy P.4|cemer will open Saturday night on the ground ad¬ joining the church The event will continue for ten days. All the woci- eties connected with the parish are tak ing an active interest, V dent John D. Gunning wi open the fair and addresses will be made by C'^ngressman John J. Fitzger¬ ald, of Brooklyn; Assistant Corpora¬ tion Counsel James J. Keenan and Un¬ der SherifT John B. Cartwright, of Manhattan. Tbe boys' bands uf St. ***• ! i John's Orphan Asylum will furnish ^'^ '• tnusic every night during the fair.    The
The Brooklyn Eagle had another spasm Monday night in an article head¬ ed "Freeport sleuths termed hobo cops," and say.s that a certain George, socially W. Haight, vice president of the Queens Land and Title,Company was very much dixturbed at being arrested for violating the law by running his automobile over 20 miles an lK)ur. It saya:
"Mr.    Haight   derunincod the entire
.scheme of apprehending motorists.    He
said he wa.s one fif the   larjjest taxpay-
and if the   kind
of work undertaken in Freeport   wan a
FOR QUEEN;
Prudy Rit<lue ^	
Miiiiiit< HiwT, Nbw Hydo-'Park'.,
HHni..4.li Giebel	
Blanche Rhodes , 	
Florence Limlslev .""   262^ ^'t,-   .._,.,      _,    „. .,   „ ,        i
Jennie Dolan, F^ Rockaway  aOsN     Parish Table- The Misses H. Cohen, (
I.ieua (Jlaser     46 ' Mrs J. P. Morgan and Mrs.   Josephine j
Mrs. E<lith Signlond     S.<11 Welsh. I
Mrs. Wilfred Smith,..;.     17      Blessed  Virgin   Sodality  Table
^,j i women in chpge of the various oootns ij^fant
OBITUAKY
Elwin Adolph infant   son of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Jacobi died Sunday morn ;^^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ ^.^„„,j mg;   funeral   Monday     afternoon   at
Greenfiola Cemetery.,.                 - gartiple of the administration of afTairs
The funeral of Thomas Hunter, aged he wanted to >ret out of it and spend no 46 years, who died at St. Peter's Hos-i mor«j money iii the territory. The pital, Brooklyn,    Thursday,   "Was   held' company   of   which   Mr.   Haight   isa
Saturday afternoon at Greenfield Ceme- prominent official bought,   laid, ut and
tery.    Mr.   Hunter  was the  father of made pictiiresiiue a large   tract   f land
Miss Jennie Hunter,  residing with Mr. at Massapequa."
and   Mra. C. A. Fulton, in whose  plot I doft't   know Mr. Haight   but  have
his remains were interred   bepido those heard of his company   before, and wili
of his wife, who died last year. venture to predict next .Sunday's Eagle
CARD OF THANKS. ^i"  *'*\*' ^*'*^f   ,^"'""'" , ^^- '''   '''^
company 8   land at   Massapeijua,   and
We wish to thank   our   friends  and  ^^at tbe adv. will so read   as to  make
neighbors wbo so kindly   assisted us at ^^^ believe trolley   cars   are   running
The annual school meeting of School Di.strict No. ^. will V>e held on Tuesday evening in tV' schoolfKiu.se at 7:30 6'clock. The uftual business will come before the.meetihg alt^o the question of painting the building. _,,
uJlh!'^*'"'®"'^^*'^*^'"***'.!'"^^"'"'*'"^''"'' through   the   property,   that  it  is all
jootns .infant   son   Elwin   Adolph. piped with gas,   water, etc.    1 wonder
Mr. and Mrs^ Adolph Jacobi. ¦^f m,. Haight  thinks   because he hap-
- ""    , rt pens to be a big  taxpayer he can   vio-
A   Voice  from   Reno late the law as he pleases?
Announcement has just been made of the niurriage of .Mi.'^s Alice Hasned¬ er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Has¬ neder, to Milton UiKiike. both of this place, on Monday, JuS' 11-, Mr. l'}xlike ii* in the automobile business and tho happy couple will make their home in Seaford.
The Ladies' Aid .Society of the M. E.' ChuCch will hold their annual fair on the afterpofjo and evening of the Ilth and 12th of Augnst, in the vacant sjixe, corner Washington avenue and Merrick Road. This wTTT be known as the "Flora! Fair," and each booth will be decorated with different flowers. Supper will be served each evening.
EAST ROCKAWAY
A
SEAFORD
Mrs. Selah Baldwin is seriodsly ill at her home.
There was a large 'tfX'ov/d attended the moonlight sail las* Saturday night, given by John Haff.'to High Hill.
A large nuipf-ser attende<l the annual beach party 'co High Hill Beach of the M. E. SyiTiday School on Tuesday of this vi/Tiik.
^"Unclaimed mail advertised by the postmaster this week for; Mrs. Tut¬ hill, Miss Verlill Rollin, Mrs. J. M. Dougall.
Mrs. Otto Hasneder'has sold out her business in this place,''a|id will move up the State where   her  hfusband is resid¬ ing for the benefit itf bfs health. —/ /-
The annual fayt of St. Michael's and All Angels' CWr'-h. held last Wednes- ' y and Thursday in the Guild Room/ was a   suc^ss,    b<jthl   financially grid	
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W, P. W. Haff, largest >ofti iMtalte on Long  UlaM.    The cheapest  placei tc bay coal.    Exclusive dealer in some Oscaf Rhodes
Ethel OaraiaTi, Baldwin        6
Annie Eldrli1|{iiii.-       6
POR KING:
of tbe beat grwks of eenK It
If yoi) shave y^nCiraelf and pre not perfectly satisfied with reaolti 'front your own effort^ read Smith A Bedell's ad in thia isat^. It
Displayed io DaSihra's show wi »lows U to exciBptiobal Jot of JardiiMrec At 26e thpjr wdnld btt good value. Now imurii4 hom loag timy win last^ prioas atlSie. U,
.1923
E. F. HiUenbnuid 1117
J. W. Cheshire  407
Gliariee RolberK, Inwood.  236
Rube Welch     88
W. B. Ooaaens     34
O. Washingtou Pa<igett     11
Heury Oobeta      9
Phi* Pebitg. Maspeth      7
M.
Elsetnan, assisted by the officers.
Sunday School  Table—Mra.   H.   W. Hanscom, assisted by the teachers.
Men's Table—Mr«.   Cadman  Fred-
5. WallaSe.......'. ... 17 W • "'ck, assisted by Mrs. Janes P.   Kee-
/. K. El bridge.
ReatcHu^.	
B. Vau Warisen, BabytoB.. Ttun* >»^ F'^i'ljw	
nan, Mr*. Harold McCarty, Miss J. Murnby and Miss Willis.
Actors' Table—Mn. Reuben Welsh, assisted by Mias Elisabeth and Miss May Co- le.
The ref reaiuneots in charge of the Misses Nolan.
The proceeds will be devoted to the I Hiding of tbe new church, tbe comer .tooo of which waa Isid a week ago ^podagf*
That some people in Reno, Nevada, j were not in favor of prize flghting, is | shown by the following letter, written i by Rev. Leslie M. Barwell, pastor of \ the ti. B. Church, in answer to a letter '. from Mr. Jones regarding this matter: | "My dear Mr. Jones:
Your letter of June 29th, enclosing ! clipping, was received. I appreciate your words of commendation very j much and it j<i good to feel that the ^ host people throughout the conntry are ^ opposed to degrsding things. ROno j h,'«s In it many very fine pf»p!e sad we will vote out prise figbt« eoonJttfre Viave afready voted oul gaaHng! (SUto L«w to tak* efleet Oct 1,1910.)" j
At DaSiUa's Mason Fruit Jars Pints. 50c doz. Qaarts, 76c doz.
Lightning Jars Pints, 11.00 doz. Quarts, $1.10 doz. Preeerving Kettles, 29-39c tlason Fmit Jar Covers, SOc doz. Colenders, 10c Strpining Pans, 10c.
Frait Jar Rubbery 10c doz.	
Wax Paper, 5c rel i Jelly Glasses, $0c dos. , Parowax for 9eaiinf, lOe Ib. FmitPreas,^
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j At the annual meeting of the Baine- I ley Free Liorxry Asaociation tlie re¬ ports showed that 491S books had been loaned during the year, 127 new names enrolled as borrowers, 25 new book^ purchased ai>d placed upon the shclvos, and 40 books had been given by several - friends. The total number uf volames now in the Library is 2039. Mra. Sage gave an additional five feet of land making the building'plot 46 feet by 100 feet and eneloaed the same with a beaultifol privet hedge.
Yoajll wonder bow they ean iMke^ them to seil at 10c—those pret^ floral effect waste paper baskets.    Take im peep at  'em next  titat yon paaa Pa* Silva's. It.