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THE VASSAU POST, FKSSFOET, jK. T., TEIBAT, UECEMBER 31,1916.
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PERSONALMENTIOH
KBINCIPAl CARMICHAEL VISIT- JSO ITP-STATE—BLILZARD PAR¬ TIALLY WRECKS SILVER LANE OBEEiraOUSE.
The/riends of .Vlahlon Hrown. who 'lias been seriously 111 with pneu- laoAia. will he glad to know that he tiaa passed the crUi.-< and Is Improv¬ ing rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs. George .McCartney of Davis street entertained friends from J*ew York City over Christmas. ,
Mr. and Mre. Ben Abrajna of Merle •venue spent Christmas with their folha at Baldwin.
Miss Pearl Clark of Terrell avenue
Wanted, For Sale, ToLet, B^ard, etc.
e'mmt little want 4ada.*' get tke goada while the gettlMr's •««'• , TT":,""
Twa «•¦«• • wor# for arat lascrtloa, BitaiBiani tea wordsi oae cent a word tar aaeecaalvc lascrtloBB.
WTANTED—M.in lo care for house and property: no family; refer.-nces re¬ quired. Hoffman. 2«5 South Oc.-an ave nue, Freeport.
12-31-lt
WANTED—A bright and .4Uick boy, Ij
to IS years old: willing to show some
InterMit and make himself useful In a
inarket. Address Box 2. Nassau R""'- _
IVANTKD—Man with 1250 cash to take
ah Interest In an established business
•howing good results. Address Hox i.
Naasau Post.
FOB SALF.—22^ ajre farm in Massa- ehusetts; healthy climate; purest running water; beautiful scenery; 10- foomTiouse. garage and stable. Price, »i,000 cash. ^^^^^
TO RENT—Small house at Roosevelt,
17.00 per inonth. Apply at Quality
Bakery, corner Grove street and Olive
Boulevard, Freeport. '"''*''"
TO LRT Neatly furnished and heated
rooms for gentlemen only, in pHvate «amlly; one block from depot and two Slocks from Main street. Address Mrs a. B. G„ Nassau Post, J'-°-t^
WANTKD—Work by the day er week;
good cook and laundress. Garrle
Archer, 26 Henry street 11-5-tf
"BO RRNT—House, flve rooms with flve acres of ground, near depot at .Sea ford; reasonable rent. ' Win. Garnett Payne. Beaford, L, I.
was taken to tbe Nassau hospital in a very serious condition last Wednesday. .Vliss Layrle Hults. daughter of Koyal Hults of School street, was united in marriage on Nov. J4 to Marry Jordan, Jr., of Rockviile Cen¬ tre.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert HIII of New- York city spent Sunday with their parents on Merle aveuue.
Roscoe Story. Janitor of the school, has heen on the sick list for the past week.
The Oceanside school will opeu on Jan. 4, next.
.Mr. and .Mrs, Lawrence "Cornell of School street entertained their daughter and Mrs. Cornell's mother of .Norwood over Christmas.
The friends of Charles Davison of Davison avenue are glad to learn (hat he Is again ahle to he about.
Mr .and Mrs. Oeorge Roesner of Atlantic avenue have their house on Kooseveit street nearly completed.
The severe storm that struck Ocean- side early Sunday morning did quite a lot of damage to the greenhouses of Charles Brunger on Silver lane, the I wind breaking 40 panes of glass,
Joseph Carmlchael, principal uf the Oceanside school left Wednesday I morning to visit his home up-State, ' where he wlll spend the holidays. I Mr. Stanley Iiavlson and Elemore Pettit of Oceanside have gone on their annual gunning trip to North Caro¬ lina. They ihtend to be gone two weeks.
The Nassau and Suffolk Oas Com-
I pany is making gas connections In the
grocery store of the LJavlson Estate,
corner School street and Oceanside
road.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Chapman of Court street spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. William E. Wood of Woods avenue.
Mr; ancl Mrs. Earle Preble of New Vork City w as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDermott of Davis street over Christmas and the week-end.
Mr: and Mrs, Curtis Holt of Ja¬ maica were guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thus M. DeMott of Davie street over Christmas and the week end.
.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood and son of East Rockaway spent Christmas with their mother and brother, Fred Wood of Woods avenue.
.Maud .\IcGulrl of Woods avenue haa been on the slifk list for the past week,
.Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seigman, Jr., of Rockville Centre, spent Christmas with Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Selgraan, Sr., of Davis atreet.
Harry Seigman has accepted a po¬ sition with Charles Becker of Mer¬ rick road. Rockville Centre.
Mrs. Sidney Abrams has accepted a position with .Mrs. .M. B. Rider of At¬ lantic avenue.
EXCELSIOR MARKET
A. H, McGARVEY. Proprietor. 123 SOUTH MAIN STREET (Tel, 75) FREEPORT
Wt mxBi^ ifou a iliaf))ig Nrm ^t^x
We want to meet you. We want to greet you. We want to ¦erve you. Our prices are right. If you give us a trial order we are sure we will keep your patronage.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
The ''Uncle Billy Patterson'' Market
ESIABUSHED 190^
iEaglp Print
223 WEST 34th STREET
OPPOSITE PENN. R. R. STATION
NEW YORK CITY
JfttU Uinf of CebgerB mh Slank Hooka
PRINTING STATIONERY EN GRA VING
0/ Every Description
SxrluBiiif Sirtt^batf and Annforroarg (SrfrtUig <S«r2ifi
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens
L4>ose Leaf Books and Binders
Office Supplies
S% ALLOWED Wr.TH THIS ADVERTISEMENT TELEPHONE GREELEY 1104
ROOSBYm NEVS
Jesse Mollineaux. who has been conflned to his home for the paet few weeks with an attack ot grip is slow¬ ly recovering.
Roosevelt Hose Company No. I have received 100 feet of new hose to be placed on their apparatus.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert DeMott of New¬ ark, N. J., spent the Christmas week end at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Jerre S. DeMott on Leonard avenue. Mr. Bert DeMott is employed In a large aeroplane factory In Newark.
Jesse Rhodes of Harts avenue was slightly injured by a fall on Sunday while engaged In repairing the brok¬ en lines of th-e New York and Long I^and Traction Company.
.Miss Laura Hennion of Columbus avenue, died at her home Tuesday morning after a long Illneas which developed into pneumonia. She was attended by Dr. Edwin Carman. She Is survived by her sister and mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeMott will spend the New Year's week end at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Bert DeMott a' .N'ewark, N. J,
Frank Post of the Ilr mof Post & Hubbs is conflned to his home follow¬ ing a fall from an upper porch o'n .Monday. He injured his knee cap quite severely.
Thfe running team of the Roosevelt Hose Company No. 1 will hold a smoker at Worth's hotel at 8 o'clock on New Year's night. All who attend will certainly have a good tUne. A full course supper wlll be served.
Al the dividend meeting of ;he N. S. B. A. held .Monday It was voted to pay each member |2,.')0, vouchers for which were given out Wednesday evening.
Do not forget the large mask ball of the Russell Hose Company, which will be held at thc Alpha Fire Hall, Stop G6. Beautiful prizes will be given to the lucky persons. Charles Epple wili serve a special menu fol¬ lowing the ball. Music will be fur¬ nished by Mole.
Thomaa avetiues, ie (ravel log fof Kirkman A Co., covertng territory In New York City.
Mr. Harry Valentine baa taken the Wanamaker Store agency for North- port and vicinity, apd moved to Northport tbis week. He will be missed by his many friends in Bald¬ win.
BALDWIMJOSSIP
The new moving picture theatre on Grand avenue was opened last Friday night with a good display of pictures. The theatre Is managed by Mr. Chas. Hodge, who endeavors to present only good, clean photoplays. The building is arranged so that it can be used as a hall and for other purposes. The slore adjoining is occupied as a ton¬ sorial parlor.
Several hundred residents of Bald¬ win attended the community Christ¬ mas celebration on Christmas Eve. A Christmas tree was erected on a va¬ cant lot on Grand avenue and was well decorated and lighted with elec¬ tric lights. Christmas carols and ae- lectlons were rendered by old and young singers, under Mme. Bettinetti, Santa Claus appeared about 7 o'clock ayl distributed (wilh the assistance or others) about 550 stockings con¬ taining candy, popcorn, etc, to the children. During Christmas day bas¬ kets and other things were sent to cheer numerous homes in the com¬ munity.
Mrs, Charles Mllier of Harrison avenue is laid up with a badly sprain¬ ed foot and ankle, Mrs. Mllier fell down stairs last week and wrenched her foot so that the ligaments were, torn from the bone.
Mr. Albert C. Schuman of Merrick road has returned from a business trip to Briarcliff Manor, N, Y,
On account of the storm Sunday morning there was no service In the M, E. church and the choir sang all of their Christmas music at the evening service, which was some of the best rendered music ever enjoyed by the congregation under the direction of Choirmaster Charles H. Thomas.
About ninety attended the M. E. Sunday school Sunday afternoon in spite of the storm.
Mr. J. Schmidt, who formerly had the grocery corner of Grand and
Harrow Evcajie from Death.
William Schultz of Baldwin while out riding last Sunday in his new GO-horsepower Thomas racing car, between Hicksville and Westbury, met with what might have turned out to be a fatal accident.
Not having any chains on the car skidded and turned over, pinning Mr, Schultz underneath. Mr. Burkhart who was with him escaped, and secur¬ ed help from nearby residents, re¬ leased Mr. ^hultz and removed him to Mineola hospital. He was uncon¬ scious for two or three hours but no bones were broken.
He is recovering and will be re¬ moved to the home of Miss H«inrlch, his flancee, some time this week.
Don't Fonret the Postman.
If there is one person who has been faithful In the performance of his duties during the past year It is your letter carrier. The sound of his whistle is always welcome news, as he courteously hands you the mail.
His Christmas ought to be made a
happy one especially hy those whom he serves. If you forgot him on Christmas Day. make amends on New- Year's morning.
EDWARDS BDYS LIBBY HITERESTS
WILL coirmnjE old firm busi¬ ness FOR EASTERN TERRI¬ TORY AT RAILROAD AVENUE OFFICES.
Clarence A. Edwards, recently elect¬ ed Assessor of the Town of Hemp¬ stead, well known In real estate cir¬ cles, and for the past few yeiira asso¬ ciated with Mr, Henry P. Llbbey, with offlces at Freeport and Rockville Cen¬ tre, has purchased the interests of Libby and Edwards and H. P. Libby for the territory east of the westerly boundry of the ViUage of Freeport. Mr. Libby continues the Rockville Centre offlce. having purchased the business of the Western territory.
M. Edwards will maintain hla offlces at tbe old stand of this will known flrm and wlll be assisted by a corp of Insurance and real estate specialists. M. Edwarda Is quite prominent po¬ litically and fraternally In the Town and County where he has a host of friends and business acquaintances.
NOTICK OK S.4I.K.
SUPRKME COURT, NASSAU COUNTY.
—John SchleKel and Amanda Schleg¬ el. his wife. Plaintiffs, against Henry K. .1. SchlfTer and Kmlly F. Sehlffer. his wife, and Na8.sau Lumber Company, Liefendants. Notice of Sale.
In pursuance of a Judgment of fore¬ closure and sale, duly made and en¬ tered In the above entitled action, and bearing dale the 29th day of December, 191.^, I. the undersigned, the referee In said Judgment named, wlll sell at publlc auction, at the Rotunda In the County Court House, Mineola, Nassau County, New York, on the
14TH DAV OF KRBHl'.\HY, l»ie. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on that day, the premispH directed by said Judg¬ ment to be sold and therein described as follow.s:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of iand. together with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Vlllage of Free- port, Town of Hempstead, CourTly of Nassau and State of New York, bounded and described as followa:
Beginning at a point on the west side of Roosevelt Place, distant three hun¬ dred and twenty-four (324) feet north¬ erly from the corner formed by the In¬ tersection of the north side of Smith Street with the west side of Roosevelt riace, said point of beginning beinf,- where the west side of Roosevelt Place Intersects the north line of land of Sid¬ ney H. Swezey, and running thence westerly along the north line of land of Sidney H, Swezey one hundred and sixty-eight and fifty-two one hun¬ dredths (168,52) fe«t more or less to the east line of land now or formerly of D, F, Ptkeman; thonce running northerly and parallel with the west side of Roosevftlt Place and along the east line of land now or formerly of D. F, Dikeman, seventy-flve (75) feet; thence running easterly and parallel with the flrst described course one hun¬ dred and Blxty-elght and flfty-two one hundredths (168,52) feet more or less to the west side of Roosevelt Place; thence running southerly along the west line of Roosevelt Place, seventy-flve (75) feet to the point or place of begin¬ ning. Containing all the land within said bounda. together with all the right, title and Interest of the party of the flrst part, of In and to the land lying in front of and adjacent to these prem¬ ises, now called Roosevelt Place, to the centre Une thereof.
The above courses and distances hav¬ ing been taken from a map entitled "Map of property belonging to I. Mayer at Freeport, L, I.," surveyed May, 1912, by Alex D, Murphy, Surveyor. Freeport, L. I., which map was flled In the Nassau County Clerk's Oftice. September 11, 1912, as and by map number 78.
Subject to covenants and restrictions aa contained In the chain of title. Sub¬ ject to a flrst mortgage for flve thou¬ sand (16,000.00) dollars.
Dated Freeport. N. T.. Dec. 39th. 1915. DOUOUASS C. LA WRENCH. Kaferee. ORORGTE MORTON LEVT. Attorney for
Plaintiffs. Offlce and Poat Offlce Ad¬ dresa. 1-7 Railroad Avenue, Preeport,
L. I.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
CUDLIPP & CO.
FORBES BUILDING BROOKLYN AVENUE FREEPORT Will during months of January, February and March
OVERHAUL FORD CARS
Models 1913-1914-1S15, furnishing and using new piston rings, bearings, transmission-bands, gaskets, valves and wrist-pins, for
$35.
00
Special prices on other cars. We will examine and tell you just what it will cost before we do your work. Come in or tele¬ phone (1080) and let us have a talk.
TO EVERY WOMAN!
A JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
IS NOW ON OF
All our SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS
and DRESSES at % the
usual prices
OUR STYLES AND MODELS ARE THE LATEST CREATIONS,
EXCLUSIVE AND CONTAIN THE VERY NEWEST
STYLE-FEATURES,
We omit price listing nnce onr stock is so oomplete to teleot from. If you see the goods and prices on them you can jnd^ for yourself.
Onr merchandise and methods please, win and hold onr pa¬ trons as steady customers.
ALTERATIONS ^EE OF GHAROE
SATISFACTION OUARANTEED
LEON'S GOWN SHOP
S06 FULTON STREET BROOKLYN
OtPPOSITE BSOOXXYN FUSNIXUBE HOUSE
SeU Bent» Storet.
Samuel Self of Bellmore bas rented one of the store* in his new Grand aveoue block to Walter Peterman,
wbo will open a flrat-claaa meat mar¬ ket Jan. 1. Another of the new storea is rented and opeAed by Milton K. Stymus as a stationery, newspaper, magazine aad confectionery store.
Custom Ladies' Tailoring
S. KAPLAN
130 West 34th Street, N. Y. City
OPPOSITE MACY'S
ONE FLIGHT UP
AS SPRING APPROACHES
The Woman Who Cares
asks the question, "Where shall I go for my Spring Suit!" We have the latest models as well as the choicest materials for Spring and Summer
(We give especial attention to stout persons.)
Suits and Separate Coats and Separate Skirts Made to Order
Our DESIGNERS and FITTERS are experienced and expert and we assure you the BEST.
We Guarantee a Perfect Fit
If you give us a trial we are sure to retain your patrouag^e. Our prices are the lowest considering workmanship and material.
My Grocery Store
Because the economical housekeeper always starts the New Year right, all are going to take advantage of bu3ring so as to save about 20 per cent. Think of it! total your savings for one year; pay cash; get your discount; free delivery; good service and highest class stand¬ ard goods for one year; be convinced.
COFFEE, a pound 17c and 20q
TEAS, All Elinds, a pound.
.290
Prest, a pkg
Shredded Wheat, pkg.
Cream Wheat, pkg....
Force, pky;
Kellogg's Flakes, pkg,,
Quaker Flakes, pkg...
Post Toastiet, pkg. ..,
Puffed Rice, pkg
Puffed Wheat, pkg
Quaker Oats, pkg
Quaker Oats, large pkg
Mother's Oata, pkg...,
W. Rose Oats, pkg
H. 0. Oats, pkg
Wheatena, pkg
Pettijohn, pkg
Flapjack, okir
Heck, Buckwheat, pkg,
Live Oak Buckwheat..
10C-22C
. ..lOc
.12V8C
... 10c
. . . 8c
... 6c
... 8c
,..12c
... 9c
... 8c
. .23c
... 8c
... 8c
...12«
,..14c
• IZVaC
,9c-18c
10-15C
.10-25C
Ralston Wheat Food, pkg. . 14o
Tomatoes, No. 2, can
Tomatoes, large can
Com, Byron Brand, 3 for
Com, Savoy Brand, can.,,
Com, W. Rose Brand, can .
Peas, Sifted June, can..
Peas, Choice Sift. June, can
Spinach, Ez. qual., can, ..
Beets, Ex. Quali
6o
lOfl
26c
.100
.12c
7o
, lOo
.lOo
lOfl
W. R. Baked Beans, 3 for 2do
W. R. Asparagus, can.,,.
W. R, Asparagus Tips, can.
Pea<i9ies, California, can,.
Pears, Delaware, can....
Pineapple, Sliced, can....
Apricots, Checker, can,,,.
Cherries, Call. Black, can..
Cherries, Cali. White, can.
Strawberries, No. 2, can..
Plums, Cali., can
22o
.220
.120
16o
ISo
16fl
15c
.230
.150
15o
BORDEN'S EVAPORATED MILK, tall cans
.7y,,o
READY-MAID SOUPS, a can
.50
Wishing All a Happy and Prosperous New Year
DON'T FAIL TO LOOK FOB THIS ADV. EVERY WEEK, IT PAY YOU.
WILL
J. J. DOLAN
28 WEST MERRICK SOAD
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