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RUGS
We manufacture beautiful
FLUFF RUGS
From old carpets of any kind. We make any alze
RAO RUGS & CARPETS
At reasonable pricea.
Mmin Ru^ Work*
351 Ho. Main Street Tel, 4 4 4-R Freeport
B&ST ROCKAWiY SCHOOL HOM ROLL
ARBOR DAT EXERCISES HELD THIS MORHIHG AT THE SCHOOL —EZCELLEHT PROGRAM.
The honor puplla of the Eaat Rock¬ away Union Free schoul Cur the mouth of April were as follows:
Grade I—1> Roy Smith, Avia Archi¬ bald. Miriam Chlwholm, Olyve Dorlorn, Vera Ohione, Juanita Hemingway, Mario RoRR, Gladys Koenig,
Grade !l—Frank Bang, Howard Gantz,
Upholsterer and Cabinet Maker
PARLOR SUITS AHD MATTRESSES MADE EQUAL TO HEW
CARPETS REFITTED AND RELAID
ANTIQUE FURNITURE A SPECIALTY BOAT AND AUTO CUSHIONS MADE AHD REPAIRED MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTEHDED TO
VICTOR FAHRENFELD
East Merrick Road Telephone Connection. Freeport, L. I.
UNTIL
May 13, we will make a special inducement to those contemplating purchasing tank water heaters by reducing the price from $16.00 to
$14.00
and offering 10 per cent, discount for cash.
Grasp this Opportunity Now The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co.
GEO. MACDONALD, Pres,
Phone 5 Wantagh,
Launch Supplies
Schachtel's "Schack"
SEAFORD, Great South Bay. Long Island P, 0, Box 107
Fishing and Gunning Station
PAVIMON
Refreshments Served, (;onipeteni Giiideti at Rea,sonabie Notice,
Boats and Launches to Lel Bath Houses
STAGE MEETS TRAINS
BAIT, TACKLE AND SHELLS
GEO. SCHACHTEL
OF SEAFORD, L. I.
I', O, Box 107, Great South Bay,
Tel, Wantagh
I NSVRA NCC
AUTOMOBILE MARINE LIFE INSURANCE
All lines of Insurance Covered. Policies placed only in Best Companies Oflic, next door to SCHACHTEL'S "SCHACK"
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Six-44
No Car Like It
Don't you get an idea that you can learn •bout this car by looking at other cars— you can't. Nor can you judge of what it haa for you by looking at a picture of it or aeeing it in a show window. It's a beauty —but that'a not mil. We want to learn about the Moon Six-44.
We want you to come in (nd let us show you the wonderful, amooth running Continental- Moon Motor—all iti workings. We w«nt you to feel the genuine Spanish leather upholstery and sit on the hair stuffed cushions. And we want you to ride behind the powerful, flexible motor, sit at the wheel and get the feel of the rar, and get the joltless, jarless, comfort of riding in this 124-inch wheelbase beauty. When you get through you'll knonr there's no other car like it or equal to it and when you compare car with price you'll sign a check.
Price—fully equipped—$1475
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St. Uwia. U. S. A.
Edmonde Breahnihan, Wallace Smith, Oeorge Thompaon, Kvelyn' Caulfleld, Kleanor Crary, Dorothy Jackaon, Alict I'hippii, Ituth Rt-averly, Klla Stolworthy, Krances iitolworthy. Kmmu Jtniien, Klizabeth U«'nton.
(Irade III—Mary Brenhnlban. Hilda Karde Knight,' Charlollr- Denton. Na¬ thaniel Mott. Baretl .Newell. William Dodge.
Gmdc IV—Riciiard Belli, Juxepii Glair, William Diy, Quentin Frost, Charles Olb^on, David Jordan, Effle Driscoll, Margaret Hemmlngway, Mar¬ garet HenB, Harry Reaverly, Valentine Wright,
Urade V—Violet Lang. Sadie BreahHl- haii, Lillian Clark. Kdna HemmlnRway. Meryle Ryder, Lrt>rena Smith. .Matilda Wagner. Wllhelmlna Welaer, Wesley Archibald. Benjamin Breshnlhan, Albert Klllott, Norman Lent,
Grade VI—Lillian Bang, Hehn Clam¬ pit, Marian Faulkner, Helen Oasser, tJeorge Hendrickson, Frederick Schlick, Willliim Taylor.
Grade VII—Dorothy Clair, Winifred Combs. Sophia HuJib, Eleanor Schneider, Gliidys Wetherell,
Grade VIII—Annie Archibald, Anna Kgan. Jessie Gray, Helen Whyte.
The arbor day exercises were held this morning al the school. A large number of relatives and friends of the pupils were present. The program was as follows, Mt.^s Edna Watrous having charge of the same:
Song By the School
T'Arbor Dav"
K'urting William Taylor
!"Arbor Dav"
Uecitatlon Gladys Koenig
"Dal.sle.-."
Song Firm und Second Grades
"(lytn- the Bare Hills"
Iticitallon ,, . , ,.Miriam Chisholm
"Robins Answer"
.\rl)or Day F.xerclse
^ 12 Second Graile I'u|iils
Song p-irst and Second Grades
".Ma.v"
Blril Quoliilioiis Third Grade Mons
Song Third Grade.Girls
"Where is the .May QiK-en?"
Uerilatlon Mary Breshnlhan
"Brown Tliru.sh '
Kxerclses
Fourth Grade Girls and Hov Scouts "Klndnes.n to Animals"
Reeitutlnn Valentine Wright
"Song of Arbor Day"
Reeilation Mary Reaverly
"A Charming May Queen"
May Pole Dance Fifth Grad.-
Recllallon Helen Gasser
"The Voice of Sriring"
Song Grades «, 7 and IS
"Flr,st Violet"
Recitation kleanor .Schneider
"1 Wandered Lonely as a Cloud"
Recitation Austin Brown
"Woodman, Spare Thut Tree"
Song By the School
"May Is Here"
SMITHVILLE SO.
The minslrel show held at the Flre Hall was a big success. The members of the cast toolc their parts well and many present said that It was one of the best shows they had ever wit¬ nessed in this part of Long Island. There were about four hundred peo¬ ple present, among whom were some of the business people of Babylon, Amityville. Wantagh, Bellmore, Free- port and Rockville Centre. The pro¬ gram of the event follows:
Troduced and staged by Francis A, O'Keefe, Miss Mary Umliauer, musical directress,
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Center Mrs. J. O'Keefi"
Tainbo Mrs. C, Cassidy
Sambo Miss A, Odell
Bones Miss H. Ryan
Rastus Miss H, Link
MUSICAL PROGRAM Overture—Medley of Hits. Prof. Barnett Opening Number—"My Old Kentucky
Home'" Miss Mary Umhauer
"Song of Songs ' Miss H, Ruth
"When Old Bill Bailey Plays His
Ukalele" , . , ,Mlss A, Odell und Chorus "What a Wonderful Mother You'd
Be" Miss M, Ratli und Chorus
"Alabama Jubilee"
Miss H, Rvan and Chorus
"Mother" Mrs, ,1, O'Keefe
"Along the Rocky Road to r>ublln",.
Miss M. McQuade and Chorus
"Don't Bite the Hand That'.s Feeding
You",,,,Miss V. Sprague und Chorus "Close lo My Heart"
Mrs, C. CusslUy and Cliorus
Closing Number Entire Company
PERSONNEL OF CHORUS
.Miss M. Dedek Miss G. Fanning
Miss F, Mangels MIhs H, McCabe
Miss J. Link
AFTERLUDK
Miss Vera Thamm.
.\88isted by .Miss .M, Dedik
Mr. Wesl of Lincoln street, who underwent an operation In Mercy hospital recently, lias returned home in a very much better condition.
William Barnett has moved back to the city. The death of his wife during the flrst week In April caused the decision.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson have returned to their summer home on Newbridge road, having closed their winter home in Forest Park.
H. Drickerist has purchased a house on Frederick farms, on Laf- ferl etreet, and has moved in.
School Notiea. The following is the perfect attend¬ ance roll for April. A star indicates perfect deportment also:
BOYS—Frank Carpenter*. Francis Dedek. Harry Godigkeit, Arlhur Hen¬ drickson, Elmo Lloyd*. George Regan* Henry Stengel*, Mllton Valentine, Jul¬ ius Boehmer*, Howard Kaysen, Charles Frillltzsch*, Philip Lutz, Joseph Mcl>er- mott. Wayne Rice, Willium Stengel, Stanley Todd, Alfred Ecker. Theo, Jolm¬ son. Harold Dedek, Dennis Regan, Her¬ vey Swann, William Wood. Alberl Gale, Peter Johnson, Charles Krohn, Oeorge Rice. Olio Diem. Hnrrv Dingwerth, Steve Fedora, William Fi-lsch, I>ouglas Hughes, William Kandelin, Edward Stengil, Alvin Todd, Stanford Verity, I'aul Kice. Joseph Bennet, Norman CrookfB, Howard Horn, Charles ,7ack- sdii. Harold Jensen, Otto Kruger, Victor .Machosky. Clifford .Munkenbeck. Robert IJi-lge, Mllton Verily, Charles Wood, rtoy Rice. Bruno Rath, Lawrence War¬ ing, Bertram Hope, Hawley Ames, Chas. tiuldwlii. Carlton Boehmer, Conrad Heinzerling, Ebln Lange. Harold Sten¬ gel,
GIRLS—Anna Beyerle*, Rose DIppol¬ let. Lttllan Feld*, Bessie Johnson*. Lil¬ lian Kaysen. Margarel Shea*. Matilda Shea*, Mildred Smith*. Vera Sprague* .Vnna Wenisch*. Helen McCabe, Chris- Una Sposito, Margaret Swansen*, Au¬ gustine Biggs, Jennie Carpenter. Frieda Fahrenfeld. Louise I.jinge, Juliet Nich¬ olson. Sara Sacco, .Sara Sprague*. Helen Trillltisch*. Sadie Werner, Walter Boehmer. Norma Fields, Cecelia Oallo Hazel Smith. Margaret Trlllltzscli. Ber¬ tha Dingwerth, Ethel Ecker. Melissa Harmer, Marian Hendrickson, Mildred Kaysen, Florence RIege. Celia Sprague, Helen Zorn. Marie Munkenbeck. Ethel Hope. Hazel Anderson, Mary Ecker, Hattie Fahrenfeld, Catherine Jackson. Marguerite Roberta, Agnes Sabia. Helen Dingwerth. Elizabeth Harmer, Susan Hughes, Marie Regan.
Freeport Garage and Supply Company
EXCLUSIVE AOEHT FOR HASSAU COUNTY
JOSEPH HIRSCH. Manager. 16 BROOKLYN AVB. Tel. 1157. FRBEPORT
A short arbor day program was held In the assembly room this (Fri¬ day) afternoon, starting at 1.30.
The meeting for the election ol three school trustees on Tuesday evening was largely attended. The following were elected: George Reg¬ an, Francis O'Keefe and Frank Biggs, the latter to flll the unexpired term of S. B. Cluckles, who resigned.
A little baby girl was born Mon¬ day to Mr. and Mrs. John MangaL Both mother and babe are getting j along nicely.
LONG^ACH
More than flve hundred women at¬ tended the Nassau Coanty Assembly District Convention and suffrage luncheon at the Nassau Hotel here on Wednesday.
On account of the bad weather of the last few days, the many sojourn¬ ers here remained indoors. At the Nassau Hotel dinner parltes, card partines and dansants helped wile away the time.
The Oceanside Civic Association held its annual dinner at the Nassau on Thursday last.
Baron Stephen von Lorthy was the
guest <^ Mr. and Mrt. Rudolph Mul¬ ler at dinner at the Naasau Saturday nighc.
The New York Press Club held a dinner at the Nassau Saturday night. Village President John G. Gerhard was master of ceremonies.
The Wreck Lead Bridge, which bas been undergoing repairs, prevenllng vehicles from entering Long Beach, Is now open.
The hearing of the viiiage and the Long Beach Power Company was resumed on Monday by Commissioner Emmet. The reduction of the rate on street lighting and the permit to erect a new lighting equipment will be discussed. .
Help Wanted and Furnished
COMPETENT. EXPERFE NCED NURSES: MAIDS, OOOKS AND OENERAL HOUSEWORKERS; PIECE AND FAM¬ ILY LAUNDERING. HOUSE AND FURNITURE RBNO- VATINO. MEN BV DAY, WEEK OR MONTH. ALL KINDS OF WORK BY CONTRACT.
Anderson's Emplojrment Agency
12 WAVERLT PLACE. Telephone 890. FREEPOST, H. T.
To Users of Ice
WE respectfully announce that we have made additions to our plant and service equipment so that our capacity is much increased and our quality im¬ proved. This company is owned wholly by residents and taxpayers of Freeport and our 25 employees are all residents as well. May we not have the preference of your husiness over a corporation owned and oper ated wholly by non-residents?
Notify us when yon are ready for ice,
Freeport IceandFuel Co.
C, H, Frederick, Roland M, Lamb, President, Treasurer,
29 South Main Street Freeport
Telephone Connection
South Orand Avenue Baldwin
Stoves Ranges Stove Pipe Oil Stoves Oas and Electric Plates
Carpenters' and Masons' Tools Builders' Hardware
Faints Oils Varnishes Brushes
In order to accommodate our trade and provide the best and quickest service we havo established a
Branch Store at Baldwins
Opposite Post Office
Call and examine our Garden Tools, Adjustable Screens for doors, windows and porches. Poultry Wire, Garden Hose, etc.
Our Ready-Mixed Paints. Oils and Varnishes give satisfaction.
BUT STANDARD GOODS OF RELIABLE PEOPLE
Moving andGeneralContracting
We have not only large and padded moving vans but emptor •trong and competent men. and are equipped to do tbe best and most sat- lafactory work.
CESSPOOLS AND TOILETS CLEANED AT NIGHT. AND IN A MOST SANITARY MANNER.
THOS. W. ABRAMS
Pleasant Avenue. Freeport. Tel. 5884.
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