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FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1918
Freeptt'i Lesm AchUsement.
The .Liberty Loan Conwnittes of tha Freeport Diatrict, which hKludea .Roosevelt, Merrick snd Eaat Meadow, can justly feel pnood of its work im the campaign. The distrirt wss giv¬ en a quota of $197,600 and H haa
lorate, rent or bny honsM stmI V>e«l dnfn and trmmMy empki^r^.
IV Um Nsssaa Ptaat there ap^asrs • phase «f ths situation which 4*ie T<e«d«T has no* toiK»hed upon; that ie the modem adaptations made by chain stores aaid which «lie oM-thna eoim- try merrcharfts refuse or nejplect to adopt The veteran roerehsnts, as a ruK take the view that they ean go along in the same w«y thsy did years ago. Their g«od« may be «ll right, also the prioes and service, bxA the chain trtnres study store arra«««inieni and manaigership through avperts whom they empk>y. The averaice old- time country merchant would argue thst the poor house stsred him in the face if he emptoyed an expert store maoacer. He 'would eontend that he knew ss much sbout 'flxtng and rvn- ninc a store as say axpert Than, the quastkm of advertdslng. Ttia chain storea know bow to do it becauas «hey maintain experts hi this line wMle the okl-time merchants, tf they advertise (snd a UMJortty of them seldom do) fixes "up a two or Hiree Inch ainglt column annonncement reading: "J. Smiltli A Bro., dealers in groosries, dry foods, flour, hay, feed, etc., ate.,"
BOSTON ABLE CHIEF
Hem RoossMk Bre (Mdal Mever Shirks Daty.
ChM John J. Boirton wf the Rooae velt Fire Ffcepartment. hot feestvtly •be«t»d, had mm tmnsoa.! experienes *w>n after he xrntf honor«»d hy his col- Isaguee. fle had held oflVe less than two days when at inldnight he was caMed from Ms ewmforfcsble Vd by an alarm to aid in extinguishing flame* whieh w«re destroyint; a house a tialf mile dhrtsnt
been subscribed.
The pabriotiKm of the people in the i while the chain stores take big apace several oonvmunities has rcaiwnded | and ipresent sdvertisements wktA at>
tractkms which appeal to the buying public.
The day for the old kind of adver'
Brothe^8' Store. There are many oth- tions prevailed.
patronage. These stores were once favorite rendezvous for Village grossip among the men who patronized them as they sat down around the red wtove in winter or on nail kegs and empty boxes or barrels in the summer. Sell¬ ing groceries and other goods has bie- come a science within a recent de¬ cade, studied by men with capital to invest from A to Z for success. They
in a spirit which portrays their de¬ votion to the American oause in the great world war and they can re¬ joice •with the committee in the grand result achieved.
From tihe oommencemeTit of the campaign the oommittee and its corps of canvassers worked unoeasinirly to plaoe. the district in the honor roll and not only have they devoted their time and effort to the cause, but akio made personal subscriptions wbioh aided substantially an the winning of the ftaga awarded to commemorate
the achievement.
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Old And New Business Ideas.
For two score years at Babylon, a general store, considered one of the best on the sOUth side of Long Island, was conducted by Dowden Brothets. Recently they made an assignment and closed the store. Lament¬ ing the fate of the old-time house, the Babylon Leader of last Friday said:
"Those who pass the closed Sitore of Dowden Bros, must find focKl for re¬ flection, especially those who ,h«ve chipped their nicklea and doUaft in¬ to the tills of the chain stores, 'whose proprietors have never spent tis much as a dime toward the supporf of the viUage." '
The Leader paid tribute to the hard work of the Dowdens and the quality of goods they kept Referiance also was made to the liberality of the vet¬ eran merchants in extending credit and to their enterprise in aiding the development of B&bylon; the banks, churches, ekctric light, hos'pital, news¬ papers, and other institutions, and ss taxpayers and citizens contributing to every cause or movement to help build up the place. Their failure waa heralded as a calamity to the village by the Leader. Touching further up- «n the giituation, the Babylon paper
•aid! their store.
"A few years ago the chain stores owned by « coterie of non-resident miilionaiires cames to Babylon and some who had supported Dowden Brothers, and the other old stores, and who had been given credit and courtjesy, began ti'ading with the new stores. The chain stores sold a dif-! ferent class of goods and were a pen¬ ny or two cheaper, but the patrons
did not ^«^«il^«*'h« ^^4%«^ I The larg. number of persons, both by the absentee proprietors did -.lOt " /" '
pay anything toward the maintenance young and old, seen on the streets and of the local government, town or vil-1 in other public places late at niprbt, lage, neither did they support the ^vould indii-ate that "daylight saving" lodges, churches or local chanties.
Th* Chief has never faltered in
tising has passed, like the Dowden Lf^^JJf^^ ^J^'^;^^ *^***
"What eondi- It was bitter cold ers exactly like the once popular old-' and Ik 'terrifk aleet storm was raging thne stora existing elsewhere ori liong I ^^l^^* '^ was called out by the mid- T 1 _j .1.1. t> i_i A i„i. ... ^v ' n>8rnt blaze. He was one of the first Island than Babylon. A kwk at them f^^^ ^^ ^^ ,,,5^ ^ although the
indicates the lack of progressiveness, " yet their proprietors expect liberal
BUD OP lOSQDlTOES IN NASSAU GODNTY
hmtts mre Retar^ng the Csmtty,
Bed Wdl IHsmfpear ist a
fern Yitn.
The presence of mosquitoes in countlsss numbers throughout tiie greater part of each summer retards the nat-ursi development of the coun¬ ty. Great swarms of mosquitoes from the south shore aatt marshes sweeping over the entire county, house moequi- toea in abundance everywhere, ms- l«riS'«arry^mosqnitbes hi msMiy sec¬ tions, particularly on the nortih ahore, act as a deterrent wtth people who would otherwise make their homes in the county, and with industrias. Nsa- aau County eannot hope to fully re- aHze its many natural advantages until the mosquito is exterminated.
In Ns'w Jersey it is estimated thst because of mosquitoes, at least 1.500,000,000 is kist in the Value of farm lands, residential communities and pleasure resorts, exclusive of in- dustriaJ loeses and losses from dis¬ ease. At 4 per cent, this is a loss of income amounting to f20,00O,O00 a year, a truly stsggerinK price to pay the mosquito for its obnoxious pres¬ ence. If the retarded development of Nassau County was measured in dol¬ lars and Cents, the sum would reach an astonisihing figure.
The New Jersey farmer and the New Jersey business man have their heads together and ere determined to recover a pert of their tremendous loss. iSeveral Jersey counties are spending over |200^OO0 S year in aijti- mosquito work. The state is about to appropriate a further $150,000 a year. $350,000 a year to recover per-
PLANS FOR TOWN CLOCK
To he DeSceited to Memory Hemp^eads War Men.
flames had enveloped the dwelling, tite -haps |(20,000,000 is *, remarkable in
_ ^-?"**v *..?1™®".**. .?,*^ *'^*'i ^®»*in«"*- Nassau County is spend¬ ing less than $50,000 a year to recover approximately $5,000,000 a year. If the attemi)t to exterminate mosqui¬ toes is practical, the money so spent will be returned a hujidred tinnas over.
Anti-mosquito work is not experi¬ mental. It has been completely suc¬ cessful in many psrts of the world. The work in New Jersey is already showing results. A few years ago
At the meeting of the Town Board on TiKwlay Supervisor Smith stated /that he thoufrht it a good plan to have the clock for *he new Town Hall dedi- estted to the memory of the soldiers and sadlorB from the Town of H«mp- stead who have fought in the various wars in which this country has en- g>ftg«d, including bhe present conlTicit. The new timepiece will cost about $1,000. and the Supervisor proposed that contributions of one dollar each be re*ei>'ed f9rm\ the towmpeople, the names of the donors to bs placed on a list to be iin the cornerstone of the new building. John Seymour of Wantagh, who heard the suggestbn, waa the first to contribute a dollar.. His donation was followed bv a noml ber <jt others, and before the mean¬ ing was over abont $12 had been cot- leobed for the clock from those ifiia came into the meeting room. . «
Pelict Catch Escaping Retro.
Oharles iSmith. s middle-aged neirro: of Roslyn, was taken into custody'by the military police at Freeport Wist Thixrsday nigitt while in the act, it is claiffi»l, of selling whiskey to a sol¬ dier. (Smith was put in an antomobila for a 'trip to the county jail at Mine¬ ola.
At main street and Seaman avenue the prisoner Jumped from the auto- mobdle and ran. The military police shot at him four times before he waa captured. Two bullets wounded him slightly and required surgiioal atten¬ tion. The priaoner was then conveyed to the jail to await arraigi^ment be¬ fore United States Commissioner Fe¬ lix Reifschneider' in Brooklyn. .
SKBTHYILIE SOUTH i
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The Lutheran Woman's I.«sirns s€j Ijtmtf laland will m«et here on T day. May 7. 1918, at 2.80 pjn. elect!,Ml of offlcers will taks
Mrs. Raymond Fenner of Ro
Centre will speak osi "Jmrior lf%uiair Work.'
WOMEN
Plfasani employment for in- tclligrnt women who can ap> proach housekeepers, in towtai and vilTkges of Lonir Island tor- riUry. in interest of high tiaaa publication; salary. |2J0 daily ffuarant«ed; liberal conuniaaiona in addition wiU make em ploy- mem Itidrative.
Call Refom 46, Poet Office Bid. Jamaica, L. L
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SCIAtlTtL*S
SeaforUJ.
FbUng and GmuiiBi SItMm
so that rebuilding is possible.
HOB RIOT RUMOR ~ EXCITES FREEPORT
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Row Boats, Power Boats, Motor Boats To Let
RcgsUr lr|ft lo Brant Point Hosss on Grcst Sooth Bay.
Goitre Of Fishing Cranids
Where Board and Lodging Ifay
be Had by the Day, Week
or Season.
Considerable noise and excitnwiit
prevailed for a time last Friday even- the salt meadows of the City of New
, j^ ing between 9..30 and 10 o'clock at ark could not be used for industrial
j do not always score 100 per cent, the comer of Main street and Mer- : purposes because of the presence of
but as a rule their methods and goods rick road, P'reeport, when the vil- : tremendous swarms of mosquitoes.
are popularly accepted by the buying' lape police force, the military police Their value was negligible. In 1916
public of the community in which they | *"^ ^« "^'^J^'f 1 ^'^il^'^'U"^*' e fn^nn^^^n^rf 7''','Q^io^\vf ^^'"''J'"^^^^' 1 * Tv» k •' f I*.- Company rushed to the spot, attract- $4,000,000. . In 1912 threi hundred
locate. The cream stores are multi-hjng ^ good-sized crowd. EJverybody ! men were employed on the meadows plying rapidly and in every worth j wondered what was happening or at n yearly wage of $152,000. In while community. Within a few years about to happen when the fire com- 1916 over six thousand men were they will be competing against each P*"y *J*«=hed len^rths of hose to a j earning $3,000,000 a year The mos- ,'' , , ... ... I hydrant, prepared to turn on the wat- quito is fast disappearing from north-
other so strongly that it vinll narrow ; ^^ ^nd the policemen a»«ume* ^ em New Jersey. Havana, Cuba and down to a survival of ths fittest. At! attitude reflecting mystery. ^ '1 *-New Orleans were once pest holes of
present the chain stores are attractive I The excitement seemed bo direct' it I yellow fever. Mosquitoes were exter- to the buying public because ^y are | Kld'Sad:;.^ -RuSST-Jlick '""'^'*' ^' *"* '^^'^ disappeared made so by arrangement, service, | ^nd fast One waa that a still alarm prices and other elements. Their goods j ctf fire had be«n turned in, but no fire may be different fropi tjlpse carried I could be seen nor located. Another re-
by the Bowdens. bat if ^^are a pen- i P^JJ, ^i^d Tt^^'ree^T^ I could be replaced. The United States ny or two cheaper, the fart that they . j;<.g .informed t*i«m that a mob of ¦ Government exterminated the mos- were of. a diflterent grade, ^d not de- j soldliets was corning to wreck the j quitoes in the canal zone and then tract from their selling qitalities, ap- \ store of Conrader. Notiung trans- I built the canal. Today Panama is as. parmtly, while the "standard goods," Pj^^^' *"d a*^' yf^'^e «.<««« *'>"« I t^ ^'^"^ these fevers as is New York
V- 1. A r J ¦ J u '*•''» inremcn and all the police except I City,
which the l^eader s^ys -were earned by ^ few left on guard, went away. Nassau County has no peculiar di*-
Dowdj^n Brothers, api»ear to have | On Saturday it was disclosed that ' 'Sculties to be overcome. Its 20,000 been kf t to remain on shelves or I Conrader had been called upon earlier : acres of salt marsh lands' are being
in the week by membars of the Free- i ditched at a rapid rate. Over three
and one-half million feet of ditches hav,a been cut to date and two and one-half millions more feet await
Freeport, N. Y., April 24, 1918. BeckofrofT, Victor; Connolly, Miss Dolta; Connors, Thomas; Hermann,' Nicholas; Mill, D.; Manley. Miss Bes¬ sie; Monroe, Mra. Martha; Marshall, William; Southard, Miss Bthel L. M.; Shaiw, Mrs. O.; Roondel, Latat; La- dominache, Ju&nnuiz.
T. Benson 'Smith, Postmaster.
For toformstloa, wtltcito
SCHACHTEL
Seaford Loog Islaad
or Brant Point Home
Box 107 Sciford,
Party Boats for FUhing.f Sailisg Beach Parties.
Drinks, EatH, Smokes, 8w4
PLAZA Theatre
Temporarily at the^Liberty Theatre During Alterations
The French failed to build the Pana¬ ma Canal because yellow fever and malaria, trasmitted by certain species of mosquitoes and by them alone, kill¬ ed off their men faster than they
ed them from closing the doors of
counters. ^ . , . Port Liberty Loan Committee, and
A well-known experienced busmess ^ ^[^^J. ^e had told them he could not man, in referring to trade conditions i buy a certain number of Libertv^ or
in a country town, recently told the ¦ Bonds, as requested, some illustrtft^d ' ditching. Of this amount three-qua^; w,o~.Vio.,+. .,rv^ „»«.nio;i»^^ "C*,,^^ 'wnd posters were removed, also some i ters of a million will be cut by Jujy n^3rchants who complained: Study j^^j^,' ^^ p,^^ ^ ^^^ , ^^ ^^^^ ^^^ York City has instaH-
the methods of the successful naer- g^i,o(>| children. : ed five millk>n feet in the Jamaica-
chant and adopt them if possible. This \ •Conrader stated to The Nassau ' Bay marshes. This makes a continoi
perhaps would have 'been a good plan | Post representative that he had ous strip of drained salt marsh from
^«r+»,« Tv««,ri«n. «n,i n,i».i,t kov« «av 1 bought a |50 Liberty Bond and felt i Coney Island to the vUlage of Mer-
for the Dowdens, and might have sav- i ^^J^ ^^^^ ^j^^j cominittea members '¦ rick. People living west of this point
were not reasonable in asking him to will experience a measure of relief make a big subscription wbich his | from the usual swarms of the white- resources would not warrant. He said j banded salt marsh mosquito, the re- that he was an American citiaen of j lief becoming more pronounced the many years' standing and did not > further west one goes. Almost com- feel that he should be persecuted be- plete immunity was had in Brooklyn cause of German ancestry. ' last year.
'Since anti-mo.>iquito work began, malaria is rapidly disappearing in Nassou County. In 1&15, in four com- i munities on the north shore, there j were estimated to be 475 cases. In | 1916 there were 56 cases and in 1917, i 47 cases. In 1918 the malaria-carry-1 ing mo.squito will be fought through¬ out the countv. In a few years it will I
MRS. ELTERICH IN SCHOOL BOARD RAGE
PLAZA THEATRE
GROVE ST^ FRHEPORT
' Telephone fet&-V
Program (or Week of April 28
SUNDAY—Kitty Gordon in The Divine
8acrltice, itory by Alma Spcer Benting. BURTON HOLMES TRAVELCXJUE
MONDAY—^Enid Bennett In The Keys of the KigrhteouH. Fourteenth Episode oi Vengeance aad the Woman.
Matinee 3.30 p. m.
TUESDAY—Alice Joyce and Marc Mac Der- mott in A Woman Between Friends, br Robert V. Chambers.
SIDNEY DRByCOMKDY-Help Wanted
WEDNESDAY-Douglas Fairi>apki ia Head- In' Sauth. ''Doug" takei to "Greaaen" Uke a duck take* to w^ater. Come and lec what he caa do with a crowd of our irienda ffoin "over the Rio Grande"—It's a scream. Benjamin Chapin in The Son of Demo¬ cracy, entitled Tendef Memories. Each story complete.
Mat. 3.30 Admiuion 10 aod 15c and "V^ar Tax
Evening Admiatlon 15 and 25c
THURSDAV—Ftancla X. Buihman and Bev¬ erly Bayne in The DraHH Check. Last Epitode of The MyHtery Ship.
FRIDAY—Earl WilUams and Grace Darmond in An Auiericnn Liive Wire, adapted from the famous "Cabbagei and King*," volume by O. Henry.
PARAMOUNT PICTOGRAPH CARTOON
SATURDAY—Ann Pennington In SuuNhine
N an. VITAGRAPH COMEDY - PeanutH and
PolitioN. ' Matinee 3.30 P. M. Evening 7.15 aad 9
Mr«. Isabel Irene Elterich of 9-1 , ^''itirely disappear
hr.3 net made much impression with .i^juiih -treet, Freeport, has announced
^hat wha is a candidate for niember- fehip ill the ^oard of Education and
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busineB.8 sti'eets will cont«in only va cant buildings."
Justice Janves B. Cooper, who edita the Leader, haa expressed publicly a deep pes.simistic view, in referring to
old Babylon village, are no doubt sad-1 dened by the retirement of their neigh- • bora and perhaps justly. j
The criiticisms direot«d against the
The common house mosquito that invades sleeping chamt>er8 and makes life miserable indoors at night will be taken care of as far as limited funds will permit.
Na.Hsau County contains over 300 square miles of territory and about 90 disitinct municipalities. Anti-mo¬ squito work must be carried on every¬ where and it has practically just be¬ gun. Several years are needed to car¬ ry the woric to a point where results will be generally noticed. Mosquito ext rmination, however, is '«n exact science. Its results can be demon- Bt-ated. Its ultimate success Is beyond question.
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POUTICAL AND PERSONAL
Those who bave supported them must i realize that the support of these stores ' tnem
iTaUoni'^' l^^lf'^tif coT^f'ortt; An a..l woman of Glen Cove was ^ -'1 ]- the opponent of Mrs. Kobert uauons. ii,,^,i j„:i„ ri«v,„i„n > ,¦ j . . , .. ,. ' H. Laron, who.°e candidacy was re-
trust stores are filled daily Kabylon ; dispossessed last week from her ances-i ^^^j,] announced will l>e a deserted village and its | ^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ Deputy S?heriffs actin- Mr.=<. Elterich gives as a reason for
under a court order, and among her : desiring to become a member of the
effects were more than two dozen fit.haol Board the promotion of a cus- , „ . , - , , i torn which sh? states haa commended
cats of all sr.d3s and agos. four sliot- .^^,j ^ ^^ j^^ communities-the
guns, a rifle and more than tw.snty I guiding- and guarding of the physi-
. fi 11 I hatchets. The forcible ejection of the , cal, mental and morel welfare of girls
the Dowdens leaving the busmess lleKl., ^^^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^^^^^ followed j who compose so large a proportion
He with hundreds of others in good .... .. . „, , , of the students in the schools. She
He, with u _ s I i,t„gation over a mortgaga. She had ^^.^^,^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^^^^^
bet-n known for eccantricitiea. accord- I rep.esenUtive on the School Board
ing to newspaper reports. With the ' for tl'.Mr beat interests.
big collection of feline, firearms and Among qualifications as to eligi-
. , other weapons, sh^ was well fortified , ^^'^^y- -^J"' ^itrt**^**^*"^.""^" that ..Voin fttir-a bv the Laeder are possi- . ,, , , , . she is a property owner and a tax-
chain *^^^" *^y "^^^^^ _L,t, ' and would have made a good emissary ^^at she atended high school
bly not unwarrant«Kl in some respects, ^^ ^^^ ^^^^ ^^ j^.^^ ^^^ ^^^ oo- ! and grwluated from college at Ober- but it appears somewhat ov>erdrawn; j ^^^^ j^^ qj^^. ^^^ ^^ ^^ ^ busineas
chains stores, it must be admitted, ^. j oourse at the Spencerian College and , „..,,^,,„ „
h.Hte their disadvantages, but in many i ^^^^^ Guard men «k»ni{ the south i * graduate and post-graduate course ' viTyVgelcross \he"Faciftc. Mr. —. insunces. they hav benefited towns. | ,,^,^ .„, ^ is presumed, si^^hei.. ' '^ J.^^.^Segr Fo7 tht y?a*?f sh*i i "'j^^^^SuT^^':! X^riS^"" To locate in certain places, the cor-, ^^ mainUining strlcUy the govern- . uught .school at the Girls' Friendly, j """'"''•'•**** ^*««»*'"' ^P*^" *»• porations conductinff the stores havs ', ^^„^ directions not to furnish inf^jr- I winnected Avith Calvary Church Par-' Inasmuch i^ the nature of "Lar- Wl to make heavy kivestroants for i mation concerning the movements of I ish, New York, whWh aroused a de- | ry'a" business in the flowery kingdom wwi -».l aoent many thousands of ships, no matter of what class or who | s're to make child welfare *her life is not disclosed, it is fair fe, »*sun^^ land and apent n»v>J wouaana o , ^^i^ ^^^^ ^ ^^ ^^.^ branded : «-otk. Aesoeiaterl with this, she says, that in makmg sueh a kmg voyage
doUsra for buiWin«s. Especially » i ^ ^^^ ^^^^^ ^^ ^^^.^^^ Lookout Beacfa ! is her desin> to keep an opea mlivd, I it must be of importance. Thsw' r^vay thi-v tr«i« in parts of Nas«iu County Ufais -week. The Truvefer sought in i'-stcr kmiJinww and to be human j be a possibility that "Larry will take Absrat proprietors may or may not* formation, but ths Coast Guards t»u- tni practicn!. a course m jm-Jitsu from soms «x-
^!*hi™r f«w« a Dsraonal stand-' Itely »W: "Against Gavernmwit or- It elects-i »he pled^ co-optratioii peiisncsd yellow tutor m ord»r to pay anything from a Pw**'**' •«•«» i |,^/,i,.. ^,,a that ended it The Na- ' with her collasirGenor the welfar^^: better tackle some of hia political op poiii toward town or VlUags govwm-1 ^^ |teae,v«s at Point I.K»okok»t Beach jand prv>gr*-'* of the Fre^i-rt ^hool^. ' ponenU in Naasau County who r«cent nsnt. b»«t •• • ^^ "^y ^^ *** *"'¦*" i alao w-are iaconunuuicaWe. When it Amoi.ir <'re men cMuiidatas for ; ly squelched his uwvs to bs nomii.attd *io« Htii by advsrtlstot in k»cal psp- coross U. loymlty for U.wle ^*»m, the ScJii.l P K»rJ ,i.e"ib«nihJb. i<*hn II*. for State Comr.vtteeman by the I>emo ^ ZLjL^\^^^iiimt. SMsh Hfclwven. a* Ubay wsw on.a called. , Hngun aauounces to Ths Na«^u crat. to ^ucce^ ^rtram G«^in•l^ t*» '^^BS?'^ ^?rJZ:f *t?!; aw stneraiU-Mi lOQ 9»t oNk|. ! Po^t that hv- is not s caadWata and Ha will no doubt •tfluirs. m » »^
Lawrence E. K*rw^ of Franklin street left here today for a business trip to Jar>an. He will aail from Vaucover, B. C, next week for the - - " KiT-
ANNOUNCEMENT
On and after May 1st, 1918, we will be compelled to charge the Government War Tax in addition to our Ad¬ mission Price.
New Schedule of Prices:
War Tax. 1 Cent Total. 11 Cents
War Tax, 2 Cents ToUl, 17 Centa
War Tax. 3 Cents Total, 26 Centa
PLAZA THEATRE, Freeport
Admission, 10 Cents 15 Cents 22 Cents
GAS ATTACKS REPULSED
Distressinir condition at the front immediately relieved.
GAS-NOX
the pleasant tasting, tiood acting tablet immediately re¬ lieves heart burn. o?er acidity, gas attacks, ¦our stomach, &c.
Get a trial size box at apy first dasa drug store or send us your order dii^t. .
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