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TBE VASSAU POST, FBEEFOBT, H. T., FRIDAT, OCTOBER 82, 191&
111
TO SHOW POPULAR SUHIBR COMEDIAN IN PHOTO PLAYS AT AMERICAN THEATRE
will H.,Phllbrlnk of Frteport, the principal comedian with the Keystone Company, who waa the "hit" of min¬ strel ahow given thl8 summer, wlll be
Wanted^ For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
PiMl Il«tl« vraat -ada." set the sooda while the settlas'a aood. Tel. 61.
Two eeata a ward for Brat laaertlon, aiinlBiani tea wordai oae cent a word for aneeeaalve laacrtloaa,
F(.»R HALK—22',-4 acre farm In Maasa-
chusetts; healthy climate; purest runninK water; beautiful scenery; 10- room house, nuraice and stable. Price, tS,000 cash,
ALHO TO KENT—Hmall house at Roosevelt,
17,00 per month. Apply at Quality Bakery, corner Orove atreet and Olive Boulevard, Freeport, 10^22_-If
FVJR SALE^-7 i/i horsepower Ferro
motor clutch, wheal and shaft, Al
condition, A hartcaln at $65,
KOR 8ALK--Ithode Island lied pullets. 11.00 a piece; K"od strain. Apply 47
Raynor avenue. Freeport. 10-22-tf
TO RKNT—House, five rooms with flve
acres of tcround, near depot at Seu ford; reasonable rent. Wm. Oarnett
Payne, Heaford, L. I. ;
FOR HALK—Complete "kifchVri oil stove.
laundry stove, parrot cane, cheap. Box
87 Itong Heach.
FOR SALK—191 4 slx-cyllnder Hudson, I
Heven-paHseiiKcr tourlnt? car, fully] equipped, electric slarti'r; can be bought cht-ap. C. O. Kemp, Freeport. lU-l5-tf t6 LKT—Cozy bungalow of three
rooms, furnished; $10. Parliculars, I
Box 4, Merrick. 10-15-tf j
FOR SALK—Maxwell runabout com-]
pletely overhauled and many new parts al Post's fJaraKe. Ask for Or. French's car. Price. $125. 10-15-(f
yTritNTSHKD rooms to Ict, all Improve¬ ments, electric IlKhts, Convenient to] <rolley and station. In<iuire 64 North '
Orove street, Freeport. 9-10-tf .
WANTED—iloustTandproperty to care
for during the winter. Best refer- ences. Address Caretaker. Nassau Post. :
TIloROirOHI^Y reliable dressmaker Is!
pr('pared to do ail kinds of work at |
her hnrne. Mrs. Whit.', 1 .S Ht-deil street.'
Freeport. 8-20-tf
.shown In photo drama, "York Stat^ I'olk:,, " a flve-reel rural play on Tues- .a. evening, Ott, 20, at the Amerl- .-.::i 1 iieatre, Freeport.
iMr. Fhllbrink la a member of the Klks and South Shore Yacht Club, and a great favorite among those who liavt; met him.
.\ir. Fhllbrink will appear in per¬ son upon the stage and his many irieiids will turn out to greet hhn and to aJnilre and enjoy his work on the .screen.
WOODMERE GOSSIP
.Ml. .1. .'.laikha/n Marshall and family of .Vluiihattan have the Cosby cottaKe at Keene lain' and Willow road.
.\ (Unci' was Kiven Thursday after¬ noon III III.' Woodniere school house by .Miss .\lice IPntley.
Til. Piice cottage in Kast Hroadway Iia I). .11 puicliused by Mrs. F. Tllden lil own.
Ml. and .Mrs. R. A. Livin>?slon of the Houlevard are In Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Heineman of Pond lane are back from Ashevllle, N. C.
.Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Chllds have re¬ iurn.-d lo Iheil collaKi'. In Hewlelt Bay P.(rk. afur an absence of several monlhs.
.Mr, and Mrs. Henry T. HtronK of Hew¬ lett Bay Purk have n turned from Riv¬ erside, (;onn.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hmlth of Ocean ayenue are In Baltimore,
LAWRENCE^ QOSSIP
Mr. and Mrs. .lames W. Safford of Wanser avenu.' returni'd Ihls week from lln- .Adirondacks.
.Mr. and Mrs. H, II, .Ayres of Central avenue have relurned from Baston, Pa.
Miss Anna .lenklns of Lawrence ave¬ nue relurned this week from the north¬ ern part of the State.
.Miss Cliarlolie McWhinney of Wash¬ inxion avenue entertained teachers of Sl, .lolui's Hunday school at Far Rock¬ away rtn>' eveninK this week.
Mr, and Mrs. OeorKe Hicks and Miss I'llsle Hicks of Bayview avenue have relurned from an aufl>«»tlteilti^ trip to .Xiianlic Clly.
.Mrs. Christian Hanson of Ontral ave¬ nu. is .'nlerlainiiiK her daughter, Mrs. IMward .Mien of Oarden City, L. I.
Mr. and Mrs. I'My DouKhty, who had lieen Kuesis nf Mr. and Mrs, Ilarry Bow- k.r nf Lord a\('iiu.' r.'iurned this week In l':.'<inni'e. Va.
MILLINERY SALE
300
Velvet Hats
$L00
VALUES $2.00 TO $3,00
Continentals, Sailors, Pokes and others of this season's styles in silk velvet.
SEAFORD GIRLS FRIENDLY SOGIETY PLANNING BIG HAILOVEEN SURPRISE
BAN PIITON SHELLFISH
IMPRESSIVE RALLT DAT SEBYIOE AT METHODIST CHUECH—THE STA^DIHQ IM THE GIELS' POP- ULAEITY CONTEST.
(By Special Correspondent,)
Mr. Charles Shaw of New York city is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Mansfield.
Miss Mary E. Southard's large house is now octupied by Mr. and Mrs. Zlener, a son of the florist now occupying Mr. WUbur Southard's old homestead.
The Ladles' Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Eddie Crook next Thursday afternoon at 2.30.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwward Mansfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ketcham, Mr. Thoe. Roberts, Mr. Chas. Shaw, Miss Blanche Ketcham, Miss Sarah Mans¬ fleld, and Mrs. Nelson 'Verity spent last week at the Mauretta K., at Hlgii Hill Beach, where much of their time was spent flshing, Mr. Roberts having the biggest catch. His frienda imag¬ ined he had a whale or porpoise by the time he had getting his line in the boat but to their surprise it was one of the largest crabs ever caught in the Great South Bay.
Remember the date and time of the hallowe'en social given by the Girls' Friendly in the Guild Hall on Oct. 30, Admission, including refresh¬ ments, 15 cents.
Rally day was observed in the M«thodiat Sunday school last Sunday. A very Impressive service waa held in the evening, at which 18 members .were received and four persons bap¬ tized.
Miss Mary E. .Southards with a number of friends spent Sunday at Mineola at the aviation grounds.
An entertainment, under the aus¬ pices of the Ladles' Aid Society, will be held during the month of Novem¬ ber.
A list ol the young lady contestants in the popularity contest, which the flremen are giving for the week of Oct. 1.?. are aa follows:
Clara 'Walters 140
.lennie Wanser 82
Vera Kilian 62
Bertha Ehllnger 38
Marlon Kilian . .-. 26
Anna Wilson 10
Mrs. Alfred Bowles 5
Mauretta Ketcham 1
Liiiian Howell 1
Delia Haff 1
Frances Bryant 1
Nancy Smith l
STATE HEALTH
BASS THOSE FROM PORT WASHINOTON HARBOR.
Baby Dies of Mal-Hntrition. ] Ptercnt^Teaehen M«et
SMITHVILLE SOUTH, Oct, 21.— FARMINGDALE, Oct. 21.—Th» Stella RolDck. the 23-months-(Old Parent-Teachers' Association opened ! daughter of Mr. and Mra. Henry Ro- fall work at the schoM Wedneeday «T>BaT»TMT'*rr!'""^*'' °' ^^^' village, died here Tuea-1 evening. Nearly one huudred parenUT Ujjj'AillJtBJIX.day of mal-nutritlon. Coroner Nor-'and teachers comprising the associa- ton conducted an inquest. ' tion were present.
R. SCHISSEL
405 FULTON STREET Jamaica.
1029 BROADWAY Brooklyn, N. Y.
OCEANSIDE
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend L. Southard and family have left for the San Fran¬ cisco Kxposltlon. and after takliiK in tile si^fhts will journey to the Sunny .S,Illlh. where they expect to apend the Willi,'J-. II is expecl.'d Ihat tliey will I. Iliriiin Iheir home in Oceanside In Iile SprillK-
Th.- football team connected with Ihe local hl^h school wlll meet the strniiK Rockville Centre team at Powell avenue, Rookville Centre, Tuesday af¬ iernoon, Oct. 26.
Mr. W. BnwnlnK, pwner of the Kiiick- erlincker Garage, has hud a new con- crel.' tloor placed In his eslablish- nieiit.
Mr. Charles Cornell of School street IS havliiK a Karajie elected on-his prop¬ erty on Columbus avenue.
Mr. Henry Tilly is doinu jury duly at .Miii('(jla (luring the presenl week. He was chosen foreman of the jury in the liiwond murder caae. beiiiH: tried before .ludt^c Scudder.
Mr. .Stanley Poole will leave for his winter home in lhe Soulh Immediately after electinn. lie will be Kone until next May.
Mrs. Lawrence Cornell Of School strei.'t is confined to lier home.
Mr. Howard Cornwell has accepted a position as traveiiiiH' salesman . for a .N'ew York house.
Mr. Richard A. Shaw intends to make a whirlwind carnpalKn In the Interests of woman .suffrage. He ha.s made sev¬ eral speeches on thc iiuesllon and has been nceived wilh great ovation In ev¬ ery town. He intends lo cast ills vote for the suffrage cause on Nov. 2.
Mr. Clarence Hlli is visiting: his par- ints on Mule avenue.
Seainan .1. Baldwin has re-opened his old hotel on Long Beach road, and he is now ready to serve the public with oysters in every style. Mr. Seaman also makes a specialty of chowders. Just give Seanian a trial and let him con¬ vince you liial he knows how.
Mr. Henry .lackson of Davison avenue lias purchased a tlve-pussenger Over-
is^is^^j^^^zpi-iLi^i^ziizmi-tz^&'i^^^^^
My Grocery Store
Because as in all other parts of the country you can point, north, east, south and west, but at your store in Freeport goods, prices and
service are all pronounced the Best.
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ECKERSON COMPANY'S QUALITY BUTTERINE, lb., 21c; 5 lbs,, $1 TRY PRINCINE BAKING POWDER, 1-2 lb, can 15c
Graham Flour 3V2-lb, bag., 14c
Rye Flour ... .SVg-lb. bag., 14c
Teco Pancake or Buck¬ wheat, package 10c
Live Oak Buckwheat. . .15c-25c
Heckers' Flapjack 9c-18c
Pat a Cake Flour, pkg 14c
Kellogg's Bran 14c
Favorite Brand Conutarch, package 5c
OATMEAL Quaker, Mothers' White
Rose or Heoker's pkg. ... 8c Quaker or Hecker's Hominy,
package 8c
Pettijoh|i Breakfast Food,
package 13c
Ralston's Breakfast Food, 14c
Snow Grains, package 5c
Presto Flour, large package, 22c California Lemon Cling Peaches, can 12c
Happy Vale Black Cherries, can 15c
Checker Strawberries, can.. 15c
Hawaiian Pineapple, can... 12c
Sliced Peaches,^can lie
Checker Apricots, can 15c
Happy Vale Egg Plums, can, 15c
Pears, No. 3 can 15o
White Rose Chuck Pine¬ apple, can 12c
Sauerkraut No. 3 can 8c
Pumpkin, White Rose, No. 3 can 10c
Warfield Brand t^eas, finest packed 15c
White Rose Com, can I2V2C
White Rose Small Lima Beans, can 15o
Laura Brand Succotash, can, 10c
Warfield Brand Tomatoes, extra large can I2V2C
Freeport School Taxes
Collector Will Begin Receiving on October 26
ALL KIND TEAS .' 29c lb
DOLAN'S FAMOUS BLEND COFFEE 8O0 lb
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK FOE THIS ADV, EVERY WEEK, IT WILL PAY YOU.
J. J. DOLAN
28 WEST MERRICK ROAD
Tel. 488-7.
Free BeliTerj
Notice is hereby given to the Tax¬ payers of Union Free School District No. .'J, of the Town ot Hempstead, Nassau County, New York, that, at the ottice of Thomas W. Lucas, 31 Railroad avenue (opposite Long Isl¬ and Railroad Station), at P'reepo^rt, in said school district, town, county and state, I will receive all School Taxes for the year 191,") as may be voluntarily paid to me witliin thirty days from OCTOBER 2(1, 19 la.
Ollice will be open every day (Sun¬ days, holidays and half holiday Sat¬ urday afternoons excepted), from 9 a. m. to 4.00 p. m.; Saturdays, from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Positively no cash received after 4.00 p. m. on week days, and 12 o'clock noon on Saturdays.
Tax Rate, $1.15 per $100. One per cent, for collection is add¬ ed to all taxes paid on or before No¬ vember 26, 191.'>. Five per cent, on all paid after that date.
No checks will be accepted unless made payable to Archer B. Wallace, Collector.
For tax bills, receipts and answers to i^orrespondence, enclose self-ad¬ dressed stamped envelope. Dated, October 14, 1915.
ARCHER B. WALLACE,
Collector of Taxes. Union Free School District No, 9, Town of Hempstead, Nassau County, New York.
land car from Mr. Johnson of Kast Rnckaway.
."VIr. and Mrs. Curge Wood are Ihe prnud parents of a bouncing baby tfirl whicii arrived at tlnir home last Wed¬ nesday. The mother and child are doing well.
Mr. Albert Moraii has leased the \V. .1. Driscoll bungainw on Terrell ave¬ nue.
Miss Carrie ITill is 111 at the home of her mother on Merle avenue. Dr. Delano alteiids,
Kdward Tyler, liie son of Mr .and Mrs, William Tyl. r, was before .ludge .\'eu last Wednesday, charged with be¬ ing Incorrigible. Tiie Judge ordered his commitment lo an instilution.
Jeremiah Brower is having n house erecled on the Long Beach roud.
.\lr. John Slraiin of Nassau avenue is Seriously ill ai ilie borne of his sun. I'"red Strang.
The new slate mad conslrucied by Dc Michael Brotliers of Torrington, Conn,, nas been a('( .pled by liie Stale.
Tlnre is a p. I'sisi.iit rumor atloat that llie ,Slai. will begin operation shortly on the in u road to Lung Beach.
.Vlr. Samuel T. inll has purchased a louring car and is now burning up tiie rnads in this iiiiiiity. Sam seems lo enjoy the muchiip .
.Mr, WllUani Smilli ot iiidwer ave¬ nue has remov. (1 lu his new home on Driscoll avenu.'. itnckvUle C, litre.
.\Ir. Luiigdnii .\iii.iins of iiavlson ave¬ nue expecLs tu iiive .siiorily for lhe Suuih.
.Ml. James I'lai'^ali of Lung Beach 1 uud has leased his home to his sLsler, .Mrs. Harry Brlstnl, for the winier.
Mr. Hess, form, rly of the Gardner guage. Rockviii,' Cnle, has closed his garage. Rockville ('entre, has closed his lyn lo lake chari.;, u af garage for A. Buckle's & Co.
The flre departnient ot Oceanside is going to the louriiainenl at Oysler Bay on Wednesday. 'llie buys ure out lo bring some pri;ses home. liiverylhing is in readiness for lhe Irip and the Co- iuinbla boys expect lo give a good ac- cniinl of themselvi .-^.
.Mr. Kufus Smllh and Mr. Sanford Slory have started on a lour of Long Island, intending to see everything tliat is worlil Willie wiiile on Iiie trip.
Mr. Guslav Brunger of .'Vtlanlie ave¬ nue has comiileled his fiew green hous.- and is ready for business.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Van Houton of Oceanside load lost Iheir 7-inonths- old son Geurm'. llie liltle fellow passing peacefully away, Mr. and Mrs. Van Houton wish to thank their friends and nelglibors for their many kindnesses in tlieir bereuveineiit.
A suffrage meeling will be held on Wednesday, Ocl. 27, at H p, m., in Ter¬ rell Hali ,on Davison avenue, Oceanside. The sufTraglsts claim they will carry lhe district by a large vole.
The regisiraiion nt tiie twenty-sec¬ ond district for the two days was 36», and the enrollmeni 220.
Mrs. Jennie Francis has moved from tlie John Bedeli hous.' nn Poole sireei lu Lung Beach road. .Mrs. Kraneis in- tends opening a i.staui'ant in ilie spring.
Wesley Soper, contractor and builder, is erecting a iiouse on Soper avenue for Oeorge Brockett, son-in-law of George B. itoeser of the Standard Oii Company.
Oceanside residents are very much inierested in the cnining election in Long Beach on Ocl. 22. The residents hoiie for the •¦lection of Mr. Gerhard as the next vlllage presidenl of Long Beach, for they believe he knows the needs of Long Beacli better than any one else.
A RDN-A-WAY
THE DELIVERY HORSE OF ROB¬ ERT ULMER. THE NORTH MAIN STREET BAKER
was so impressed and enthused for the call of customers for rolls, crul¬ lers, bread, pies and cakes that Mon¬ day morning while his boss waa carrying an order to a customer he made a wild dash for the bakery. His momentum was so great that he could not stop at the cub and brought up against the buildinK. narrowly miss¬ ing the plate glass window. He left a pious trail but was soon on his route making the cuatomers happy.—Adv.
The New Shop for Ladies and Children
Bert's Specialty Shop
CORNER MERRICK ROAD AND CHURCH STREET "The Store of City Styles at Less Than City Prices."
Purchase yonr winter outfit here this Friday and Saturday and take advantage of our sale on Women's Coats, Suits, Shirt¬ waists and Dresses. Some very exceptional values, in all the newest and smartest styles.
ALL ALTERATIONS FREE OF CHAROB Thofte 595-M.
The !<tate department of health has issued an order forbidding the sale of any kind of shell tish taken from the waterii ur shores uf the uur'uor al Purl Washington. Many thousands of dol¬ lars' worth of clams are planted in the harbor and the owners of these beds will be the chief sufferers by the order.
Albert Gunn, an attorney who is in¬ terested In oyster cultivation, has been informed by the state authori¬ ties that the discharge ot sewage into the harbor is responsible for the ban being put on "Cow Bay" oysters and clams. He was informed that the or¬ der wlll not be lifted until Dec. 1.
CEDARHURST NEWS
Mr .and Mrs. J. H. Burton of Ocean avenue are back from Mlllbrouk. N. Y.
Mr. Klmer Hickcox of Central avenue has returned from Oreen Bay, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs, F. S. Haas, who were at Bayshore. L, 1,. the last four months, are back at Hinckley Hall. In Ocean avenue.
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Swarthout, who had been away several months, have relurned to their cottage In Washing¬ ton avenue,
.Master Claude Hobohm of Washing¬ ton avenue entertained friends at a celebration of his twelfth birthdav an¬ niversary the other day.
.Mr, W. S. Vandewafer of Cedarhurst avenue and Mr. Robert Sealy of Broad¬ way have returned from a shooting trip In the .\dlrondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weis of Central I avenue, wlll leave next Tuesday In their automobile for Daytona. Florida, where Ihey Intend to pass the autumn and winter.-
S,'veitil bowling lomnamenls have been ^arranged by menibers of the Ceditrliurst Country Club. Games wlll b,' bowled several evenings a week.
Where did you go for lunch? I ran over to the Freeport PMsh Market, across from the Cannon, and had a few delicious oysters on the half shell. Mr. Hawkins has a neat, clean place and you can get the very best of anv kind of sea food at reasonable prices. —Adv.
DR. J. R. SHAPERO
DENTIST
HOCRS: 5 A. M, lo 6 P. M. ri S. M.*IV ST, FHKEPOIIT, \. V.
Telephone 10S6-W Freeport If Vou .^ppreriate Style DIatlnrtlon
J. Brown
Tel. 191-J Freeport Maker of
AUTO TOPS SLIP COVERS
VEHICLE TRIMMING REPAIRING
HARNESS MAKER Dealer in all kinds of Horse Goods.
Trunks aud Suit Cases Repaired 16 Brooklyn Ave. Freeport, L. I.
Leon^s Gown Shop
ANNOUNCEMENT!!
Here we are to introduce to yon some of our astonishing values in Fall and Winter models in Cloaks, Suits, Dresses and Skirts.
Suits 1
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Women's and Misses SuitT, in all the newest shades and materials fur-trimmed, includ¬ ing beautiful shades in velvets, each an individual style, rang¬ ing in price from
$9.98 to $35.00
TAILORED SUITS, extremely smart, with a distinction in style all their own, at
$6.98 to $29.50
Coats
Splendid variety of velvet, broadcloth, plush, whipcord, gabardine and novelty wool mixtures, in a wide range of styles; very special in price from
$4.98 to $35.00
Dresses
Evening Gowns in the smart¬ est conceptions of styles that can be seen only in Paris models. They comprise dainty combination effects in pastel shades of taffeta cunningly draped with contrasting malines and small French flowers. Others with the beautiful, new iridescent trimming.
We have exquisite styles in SERGES and SATINS, pleated skirt effects, at the moderate prices of
$6.98 to $24.98
Skirts
Corduroy velvets, novelty plaids, tweeds, mixtures and serges, all wool; very special at
$2.98
in serge ar m
$3.49 to $9.98
others in serge and broad¬ cloths from
We are ready to give you a broad guarantee for every one of our statements made in regard to value, price, quality and polite¬ ness.
We spell Style and Economy to the last letter. For thorough satisfaction of wear, we simply can't be beat, Its Durability is incomparable.
Our alterations are unsurpassed and fully guaranteed, al¬ though no extra chaise is made.
We will be pleased to be of service to you and assist you in selecting your wardrobe for the Fall and Winter.
506 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
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Get Our Prices Before Buying Your
COAL
THE BEST COAL MONEY CAN BUY AT THE RIGHT PRICE
THIS is the reason I am selling more coal than all my competitors put together. I have not got two prices—same to one and all. I do not keep inferior grades to give you for a cheaper rate. I sell Alden, Wilkes-Barre and Lehigh Valley coal.
I do not tell yoa it is any of the above grades and send yon something eUe. Do not be fooled, you cannot get a doUar for 70 cents. Don't think you can get the >^est coal for nothing.
If you will give me » chance to demonstrate that I do just as advertised, I am quite sure that you will always remain one of my customers. I aim to please my patrons.
CADMAN H. FREDERICK,
I'resident Freeport Ite & Fuel Co.
Office: Main Street, Next to PostofBce. Plant: Benningrton Avenae,
Thone Freeport 348 Preeport
