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THE NASSAU POST, PREEPORT, N, Y., PRIDAY, JULY 21, 1916.
BALDWIN -FOREMOST SUBURBAN COMMUNITY
Ah the automoliile caibsed the im¬ provement of suburbafi and rural hlKhway,i bo are moti^rboats cau,-inK the improvement of aiihurban water¬ ways and thereby ni'Skinf? suburban life more attractivo.
The automobile cauI^Pd acreage In central I.ong island that was remote from a raliroad to be improved with the palatial homes and to aui;menl In value, Wlieatley-Hills, Cold Spring, tlie shore front of Huntington, Oys¬ ter Bay and the picturesque country ^ac-it of tliem and skirting the sound "Mvere brought within ea,'y traffic con¬ tact by tlie automobile. Real estate men generally asHcrt that the con¬ venience of the automobile has added ?.00 per cent, to property values in the areas mentioned and that it haA Kiven all the utility to some proper¬ ties previously considered to remote.
What the automobile has done for lhe attractiveness of the north sliore and cenlral section ol Nassau and Sll folk countieM the motorboat is do- ¦I w
F^rixit* Hind V«get&bles
The very best of all kindi in their season. Canned and bot¬ tled good.-i. The best brand
CANDIES CIGARS FRESH BREAD PIES CAKES
Surely my 1 1 years of life and busines.s in our Viiiage should be,Hpeaiv my honesty and fair dealing, (live ua a trial and you will n;n go else'A'here.
Rudolph DeAngelis
South Orand Ave. Baldwin
Post Oltlce Building Tel, Freeport 4 3 1-J.
Hardwaure
HOUSE FTIRNISHmOS
MECHANICS' TOOLS STOVES and RANGES, both for
ref^lar fuel and oil. Celebrated MASON and SAFETY
FRUIT JARS. Anything and everything in our line at lowest poMible prices,
MacFarlane
Hardware
Opposite Post OfBce Baldwin
Branch of Freeport Store,
, ing for the waters of the south shore I of .Vsujsau county. What the south j .shore lacks iit natural beauty it off- Isetrt by i-,.8 contiguity to the sea and its natural facilities for nautical I pleasures.
! The .selling of ea.-iily navigated
niotorboats at prices within the
means of the average well-to-do roan
has caused an extensive use of water-
jWays; and tliat, in turn, lias caused
|ilioiisands of suburban homeseekers
I wtio own motoboats to buy homes
I near creeks and streams leading into
Hi mpstead bay wliose shore line is
witliin 1',', miles of New York city.
At the Inception of the popularlz- I ing of tlie motorboat the waterways leading to the bays of the south side of Na.ssau county were in their nat¬ ural state: irregular in their course and of variable width and depth. And, yet, in spite of these drawbacks the waterways were used by motoboat owner.s who wished to reside In a territory within easy reach of Man¬ hattan,
The first extensive improvement and reclamation ot a southside water¬ way was at Woodmere when the M. .Morgentliau Interests developed the Burton holdings there a decade ago. Subsequently the developers of Long Bearh planned the Reynolds channel tlirough Hempstead bay immediately to the north of the built-up part of Long Ueach. Tills channel was com¬ menced, but It is not finished. Later the township of Hempstead did con¬ siderable dredging and deepening of waterways at Freeport and In tlie middle of the bay. These latter Im¬ provements have been spasmodic and dependent on tlie wbidom or unwis¬ dom of town boards.
The first development of a chain of I waterways adjacent and flowing Into Hempstead bay was at Baldwin Har¬ bor, on the main land directly oppo¬ site Long Beacli, The demand of motorboat owners lias been and is for hoiile sites or liomes convenient to a busy line and yet on or handy to the tihore.
Three years ago a Venetian system of waterways wae begun at Baldwin Hartor and it Is now practically com¬ pleted; and. It has been done by priv¬ ate enterprise. Nearly two hundred houses are built, aold and occupied by owners who bought because they desired to reside where they could In¬ dulge their nautical tastes and where
they and their familiefi could have sea air and all city advantages.
Because of the extensive system of waterways at Baldwin Harbor the entire north shore of Hempstead bay has been benefitted, a^ land there previously dormant Is being built j upon.
As niotorboats have propellers to move them so are they prlpellers of real estate activity along the entire south shore of Nassau county.
Aubrey Pettit of Baldwin, a broth¬ er of Stephen P. Pettit, sheriff of Nas¬ sau county, was appointed as chief of police of the village of Long Beach on Tuesday. Mr. Pettit had been em¬ ployed ou a number of caaes by his brother, and the village board of Long Beach feels it has made an excellent selection for the Important position.
He Is also Past Exalted Ruler of Freeport Lodge, and in that position sliowed careful executive ability, and a most retentive memory, which is ex¬ pected to stand him good In his new position. It is said of him that he never forget* a face or a name, a need¬ ful characteristic In criminal inves¬ tigations.
Meat Market
Church St,, near Homan Place
Telephone 927 Freepon JOHN W, HASML'SSEN, Prop.
Butchers of Repute.
Our Pound is A Pound
Ask our cistomers. Many Dutchers wonder why their trade falls off and why people complain against their meal. Such dealers are not experienced and particular in buying only the best goods. Our auto delivery guarantees the (luick- e.-it anil hot worvice. Give us a trial.
Francis W. Miller
General Carpenter
FLOORS ~ ~ SCREENS
ODD SASH
SUN PARLORS
pnaler in
UOOFING NAILS GLASS
PUTTY PAINTS
VARNISHES, KTC,
CENTRAL AVE, BALDWIN Bet. Merrick Rd. and Clinton Pl.
Tflophone Ii128-J
Pr.W.CWeekes
*'Bald win Cottage'
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
Near Thomas Street
BALDWIN, L. I.
Telephone 17.->-M Freeport.
Milk and Cream
If you will take a walk or drive down to our place, corner Grand avenue and Thomas street, aud look at our fine lierd of cows, you will never buy milk uf any one else so long as we can supply you. Not only does milk mean so much to the babe or child that 1« fed upon it, but also tor the family use. CaU and .see us and leave your order.
WILLARD THOMAS
Bedell Grocery Co.
CHURCH STREET
Tcl, Freeport 277-W.
FINE GROCERIES
Gobel's Famous Delicatessen
Goods
"."..o vr;," l.'-;t and freshest Fr-iits a U'l Vegetables. We cany all tiie popular Cereal ;¦- Ills, Tiio lirands that have ^l'lOll th.' tost of years and that v, e i; larantoe.
If you want the BEST and a ^••QL¦AHK OF.AL call or 'phone 11.--,
Raynor Firm Developers.
W, H. Raynor & Son of Baldwin are doing much to aid In the healthful and continuous development of the village and have established an en¬ viable record and are actively engaged In the handling of general real estate. The firm consisting of W. H. and F. G. Raynor, was established flve years ago. The firm is In a position to ne¬ gotiate mortgage loans to excellent advantage, and in tact, are ail around real estate brokere, who have proven their ability to handle a large share of the real estate business. They are the agents tor several of the most re¬ liable fire Insurance companies.
Miai Maria Stolte,
The funeral ot Miss Maria Stolte, 4 7 years old, who died last Saturday of a complication of diseases was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her sister, Mrs. Emery Jackson, on Grand avenue. The Rev. John Tuthill of the M. P. church officiated. Inter¬ ment was in Greenfleld cemtery.
BALDWIN CLA^n:^___
KOVl SALK—BedlRree I'ekineese pup¬ pies; reasonable, Mrs, H, Strang, Thoinas avenue. Baldwin, L. 1.
Thoinas avenue. w.>.., _. -
FOR SALE—Surrey and runabout, good condition; also 5,000 pounds ot hay, at 60 cents per 100, A, C, Grimm, Bald¬ win,
FOH SALE—Two pedigreed collie dogs, one nfteen months, other eight months old; also saddle and driving horse, six years old; two carriages. In¬ quire Julius J. Heinrich, West Seaman avenue.
KOK SALE—Two beautiful homes, ail
Improvements, garages; Thomas
street, corner Central avenue. Inquire
Johnson,
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting and Decorating
In all its Branches.
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper,
Brushes and Hardware
Telephone 490-W
GRAND AVE., Near R. R. Station BALDWIN, L. I.
Fancy Grocery
Delicatessen and Bakery
CHOICEST AND BEST
"Best by Test"
JACOB SCHNELLER
NORTH GRAND AVENUE
Second Door from L. I. Depot.
BICYCLES WAR DECLARED
The flRhtinK in Mexico cannot be compared with the battle we are waging against hlgli prices.
We sell the Iver Johnsoa and KradlnK Standard BIcyclra.
We guarantee our repair work. When we fix a wheel w(? flx it and the best part is that we don't soak you.
Two Storei:
Merrirk Hoad
Church Street
FI.OVD W. 1IKDF.I,L.
There will be a service for shut-ins on Sunday morning at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The pastor, Rev. Martin O. Lepley. Ph.L, will preach on "Doee God Cure?" The subject on Sunday evening will be "Good Con¬ ductors."
Yacht Club Entertainment.
Victor Moore, T.^oy Barnes, Bert Leighton. George Whiting and Mr. Tyson of this village motored to Riverhead the early part of the week, where they spent a gala day fresh water flshing. The trip ^as made in Mr. Barnes' car. The best catch of the day was made by Mr. Barnes—a four pound rainbow trout.
Victor Moore and a party of friends left the Lights Club at Freeport for Flre Island, where they will enjoy deep sea flshing.
Mre. T. Roy Barnes entertained her mother and two children at Baldwin for two weeks recently.
The Nassau County Suffrage Asso¬ ciation has offered to aid the County Btjard of Health in the latter's flgbt against Infantile paralysis, by dis¬ tributing circulars containing valu¬ able information concprning the pre- yention of disease and care of chil¬ dren.
The good ladies of Baldwin are holding a cake sale Saturday from 2 to 6 p. m., for the beneflt of the Bald¬ win Fire Department.
The flrst annual entertainment for the beneflt of the recently organized yacht club of Baldwin was held at the Baldwin Theatre on Grand avenue on the evening of July 12th. The event was the occasion of a large gather¬ ing of friends and acijuaintancee of the village and was a succe.ss flnan¬ cially as well as socially.
The program was rendered most artistically by men and women well known la the profession. Time and .again they encored and forced to re¬ peat their acts.
The commodore of the club, Regin¬ ald Mulkins, and his aseociate officers, were on hand to welcome the guests And extend the right hand of fellow¬ ship. The success of the event at¬ tests to the popularity of the commo- dor*.
Two Baldwin Ca»e«.
There ar^ two cases of Infantile paralysis In tlils vlllage, children of tour and seven years of age, respect¬ ively, but the attending physician would not give the namea. Although the casee are three days old, no record had been filed with the town regis¬ trar of vital statistics up to yester¬ day afternoon, although the attend¬ ing physician states that he notifled Dr. t{. M. Phipps, the town health officer. Immediately following the diagnosis.
Great South Bay Ferry Company
Summer Time Table in effect June 30, 1916.
FREEPORT-POINT LOOKOUT-NASSAU BY THE SEA-SEA EDGE Week-Daya
Leave treeport ,,, 6.00 a. m, 10,46 a. m, 1,15 p. m, 3.45 p. ra. 6 30 p, m,
- " ^ " 9.45 a. m, 11.45 a.m. 2.18 p.m. 5,15 p.m. ' «
Leave Beach «.50 a. m. 10.16 a. m, 1,46 p.m. 4.30 p, m, 6 20 p.m.
8.15 a.m. 12.15 p.m. 2.45 p.m. 6,45 p, m. 7,00 p,m,
Saadaya aad Holldaya Leave Freeport 7.00 a. m.
9.45 a. m, and hourly thereafter until 5,45 p, m, " " 7.45 p. ml
Leave Nassau 10.15 a. m, and hourly thereafter until 6.15 p. m. 6,45 p. m. 9,50 p. m, NOTE,—Sea Edge stops are made only on signal or to leave passengers,
LONG BEACH Week-Daya
Leave Point Lookout 6.45 a, m,, connecting with 7.20 train to New York 11.40 a, m., connecting with 12,35 train to New York 2,15 p. m,, connecting with 3,16 train to New York 4,40 p, m., connecting with 5,18 train to New York Ijcave (Jueenswater 7,40 a, m. (arrival 6.47 train from New York)
\" 12.10 p. m, (arrival 11.05 train from New York)
3.00 p, m. (arrival 2,06 train from New York) 5.15 p. m, (arrival 5,00 train from New York) Sundaya Leave Point Lookout 8,00 a, m, 11,40a, m,
3.40 p, m., connecting with 4.20 train to New York 5.15 p, m., connecting with 6,02 train lo New York r..eave Queenswater 1 0.25 a, m. (arrival 9.07 train from New York) •12.ao p. m. (arrival 11.16 train from New York) 4,15 p. m, 6.20 p, m, ' Spi'clal time table for Labor Day on this division.
HIGH HILL BEACH
Leave High Hill Reach Mondays only 6.15 a. m., connecting with 7.46 to New York
Leave Kreeport 9,15 a, m. Leave High Hill Beach 10,30 a, m,
l,15p, m, " " " " 2,30 p, m,
3,45 p, m. " 5,00 p, m,
Sundays only, last boat leaves 5,30, connecting with 7.11 train to New York Subject to change without notice BOATS TO HIHE KOH MOONLIGHT SAILS AM) KXCl RSIONS
Trolley Time Table in Effect June 30, 1916
Leave Dock: Leave R. H.i
A.M. A.M. A.M. .\.M. AM, A.M. A.M, AM. AM, AM,
t;,4l) 7,45 8,40 10.15 11,45 6.55 8.00 9.00 10.30 12.UO
7.05 8,00 9,15 10.45 7.25 8.15 9,30 11,00
7,30 8.15 9,45 11.15 7.45 8,30 10.00 11,30
P.M. PM, P,M, P,M. P, M, P,.M. P,M. P,.M, P,M, PM.
I'J.15 2.15 4.15 6.10 9,45 12.30 2.30 4,30 6,20 10,10
12,45 2.45 4.45 6.30 llTUTT 1.00 3,00 5,00 6,45 11,20
1,15 3,15 5,15 7,00 12,00 1,30 3,30 5.30 7,15 12,20
1,4,'i 3,45 5,45 8,00 2.00 . 4.00 fi.OO 910
Sundays and holidays i-v.-ry halB hour. Subject to chaiiKe without notice,
FRKKIMUir K. K. «'0
How Your Wants Are Filled
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^ Do you know that the merchants
in this town can fill every want of yours?
fl Convince yourself.
^ Read the home papers.
fl You can get anything you need in
this town and at a reEtsonaole price.
BA KERY
THE BEST BET
for your family table is our pure, well and cleanly made wholesome Bread, Pies and Cakes. Their sweetness and flavor please the palate and build up the system.
It Is given the best of attention from the oven to your home.
Ignatz Krawiec
Harrison Avenue
Baldwin
Coctl and Wood
S-urely you all use Fuel T-hen why not come here 0-nly the best is kept E-ing 367-J Freeport and Y-ou'll receive prompt, honest service.
James H. Story
MILBURN AVENUE BALDWIN.
Household Novelties
Silver and Aluminum Ware
High Tension Self-Sharpening
Shears
Eero-Safe Gas Lamps and Lanterns—80 hours lighting from one (11 cents) gallon kerosene.
Guaranteed Hosiery Tomanco Phone Machines, |25
values for 112.50 Demonstration on request. Call or address
EMIL HAACK
Grand Avenue Baldwin
A. V. Pearsall
BflLDWIN Boarding Stables
storage for Furniture and Automobiles
MOVING VANS AND GENERAL TBUCKING
Contracting
Coaches and Limousines for Funerals and Weddings
Grand Avenue, Opp, Telephone 170.
Depot
Boat Building
BE-MODELING RE-PAIBINO any part oi any
BOAT
except machinery.
SCRAPING RE-CORIQNQ
400 feet marine railway. Docking and caring for boats dur¬ ing the winter.
Sanford Bedell
BALDWIN HARBOR
Willard Langdon
Southard Bldg. Merrick Road. BALDWIN
All kinds of
Plumbing Plumbers' Supplies
Hardware Jobbing
Wlicn you want an honest job fur a reasonable price why not engage one you know to be hon¬ est and upriglit.
Tel. Freeport 962-R.
Joseph Miller
CYCLE MOTORS BICYCLES
NEW PARTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
Our years of experience enable us to do all repair work not oalj quicker but cheaper than any other place, VVe back up every promise witli
HONEST SERVICE
Many others engage us. uot you.
Why
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE (Next Door to New Laundry)
Adolph Breiner
Serves only tlie
Best Teas, Coffees, Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Canned
and Bottled Goods,
Vegetables and Fruits
Personal attention and per¬ sonal service insures the b»et.
Grand Avenue Baldwin
Tel, Freeport 4 4 9-J,
^rlj«l?p'0 f Ijarmarg
.Main.Store Merrick Road Tel. Fpt G49
Baldwin
Brancli Store Cliurcli Street Tel, F'p't sot*
Our prescription department is under the superviAion of ouJy men of great experience and ability. Our drugs are fre*h and medicines compounded from them insure best possible results.
We carry a complete stock of TOILET ARTICLES PERFUMES RUBBER GOODS PHYSICIANS' and NURSES BANDAGES AND DRESSINGS.
We have constantly on hand the best grade of CIGARS and CANDIES obtainable.
THE BALDWIN HARBOR REALTY CO.
OWNERS AND DEVELOPERS OF THE FINEST SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT ON LONG ISLAND
WELIXONSTRUCTED HOMES
Extraordinary Transportation Facilities Miles of Water Frontage
IDEAL LOCAUTY
NEW YORK OFFICE:
243 We^ 34th Street
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