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THE NASSAU POST, FREEPOBT, H. T., FRmAT, JITHE 30, 1916.
BALDWIN-FOREMOST SUBURBAN COMMUNITY
St. Peter's Kvangelical Lutheran church, Baldwin, meets In the Kire Hall, on Orant avenue. Pastor, Wil¬ liam Steinbicker, Rockville Centre. BeKinninK with this Sunday the Bi¬ ble schw)l meets in the morning at 9.4 5, The ev(!ning services will he continued a.s heretofore In the even¬ ing on alternate Sundays at 7.4,', The next service will he held Sunday. July 9. The ladies will meet Thursday, July I), at 2 p, m., at the home of Mrs, H, Rapp on Gale avenue All ladies inierested in this work are urged to attend this meeting. They may be sure of a hearty wi-jicome.
Mrs, John Dixon. .Mrs, Arlhrii Ahrame and the .Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Dixon have returned io the village after having spent the week end in Jersey City, wltere they at¬ tended the wedding of .Miss .Margaret Rapp,
.Mathew and -Miss Margaiet Rhodes of Kockville Centre recently bicycled
to Baldwin spending a few hours at the home of Mis.s Peggy Carmen,
The Boy .Srouts of Baldwin will leave at 7 a. ra. July 13 for their camp art St. James, L, I,. In cliarge of Scoutmaster Hawkins.
A comniittee went down to St,
Jaine«,on Sunday and picked out a
beautiful spot, where the boys may
I enjoy their outing. They will be
Parkway, Baldwin, have returned from Freehall (N, J.» Military School for the summer vacation. Billie won two medals in school for achievements in athletic games, and Jack won a gold medal for excellence in elocu¬ tion,
.Miss Virginia Reddy has returned from Mt, St. James Seminary, Hart¬
ford, Conn, [priate celebration
.Mis, Reddy went up to Hartford | birthday.
ed to the winner,s in the various con¬ tests.
In the evening, commencing at 7.30. there will be a band concert atfer which there will be a display of fireworks,
Tliis program will give to the peo¬ ple of Baldwin and the surrounding community a full day and an appro
of the Nation's
away fromtlte Kith to the 19th. and |,^;t-w~e^k'and'attendedlhe commence¬ ment exercises and brought V'irginia home with her.
A more interesting home and fam¬ ily could scarcely be found and we must add that Billie and Jack and Virginia are not receiving all the at¬ tention. There are two little Heddy'g in that home who come in for their full share.
Hardware
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
MECHANICS' TOOLS STOVES and RANGES, both for
rei^ular fuel and oil. Celebrated MASON and SAFETY
FRUIT JARS. Anything and everything: in our line at lowest possible prices.
MacFarlane
Hardware
Opposite Poat Office Bald'win
Branch of Kreeport Slore,
Meat Market ~
Church St., near Homan Place
Telephone 927 Kreeport JOHN W. RASMUSSEN, Prop,
Butchers of Repute,
Our Pound is A Pound Ask our customers. Many butchers wonder why tlieir trade falls off and wliy pcopie complain against their meal. Such dealers are not experienced and particular in biiying only the best goods. Our auto delivery guarantees the quick¬ est and hest siM-vice, Give its a trial.
Dry Goods
We carry an up-to-date stock of general
DRY GOODS and
FANCY GOODS
We want your trade. Why not meet us half way? Thla town is all right. You can make make It better by patronizing home trade. Kvery dollar spent with the home merchant helps to boost the town.
Call and inspect our stock and let ua show you how much we cau save you on the same goods from city prices.
DAVID GOLDSTEIN
Church St.. near Milburn Ave.
Francis W. Miller
General Carpenter
FLOORS
SCREENS
ODD SASH
SUN PARLORS
Dealer in
ROOFING NAILS GLASS
PUTTY PAINTS
VARNISHES, ETC.
CENTRAL AVE. BALDWIN Bet, Merrick Rd. and Clinton Pl.
Telephone 1028-J
visitors will be welcomed on Satur¬ day and Sunday, the l,"jth and IGth.
The scout movement in Baldwin Is flouishing, four or live candidates are waiting to be taken in and a special meeting of the court of honor will be held lo pass upon their applica¬ tions.
All who can should pay the boys a j visit at their camp and eee what ex¬ cellent work they are doing.
.Mrs. Klsa Vieteg, daughter of .Mr. iand .Mrs. I. Krawrec of Harrison ave¬ nue, is ou a two weeks' business trip ;it Long Branch, X. if.
There will be a cake, pie and bread sale for llie Girl Pioneers of Baudone, fur till' camp fund on Mrs. Opperman's porch. Grand avenue, opposite School street, tomorrow afternoon.
The graduating or commencement exercises of the Baldwin school were lield Tuesday evening last in the Bald¬ win Th.-atre. Seven high school and :'>.' grammar 8cIio<jI pupils graduated rnun theif respective departments.
There was not only a large but an unusually appreciative audience pres¬ ent, composed of the parents and frieiide of the pupils.
There could scarcely he found a school system showing such advanced theories and work.
None but the most unselfish and un¬ tiring efforts of the faithful corps of teachers, led by Professor Shubert. could have ever brought the eystem to its present condition of efficiency.
Billie and Jack, Mr, and Mrs. W, H,
the two sons of Reddy of Eastern
BAKE RY
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 lialale and build up the system.
It is given tlie '>est of attention fidiii the oven to your home.
Ignatz Krawiec
Harrison .A.venii(
Baldwiu
Miss Marion Denton of Pacific street gave a boating party last Monday and Tuesday to a number of her friends. They sailed down the bay and after cruising landed at Capt, Denton's bay house and eampel for the night. They fished and clammed Tuesday, and re¬ turned home Tuesday evening. The party included Mrs, Denton, Mr, and Mrs, Walton. Mrs. Roulfiton, Mrs, Ar¬ nold, .Miss Blondelle and Mr, Kindley,
Mrs, H. T, Dollard has taken the Maykel coitage on Grand avenue for the summer, and is occupying it with her daughter.
JULY UELEBRATIOM
Milk and Cream
If you will take a walk or drive down to our place, corner Grand avenue and Thomas street, and look at our flne herd of cows, you will never buy milk of any one else so long as we can supply you. Not only does milk mean so much to the babe or child that 16 fed upon it, but also for the family use. Call and see us and leave your order.
WILLARD THOMAS
Bedell Grocery Co.
CHURCH STREET
Tel. Freeport 277-W.
FINE GROCERIES
Gobel's Famous Delicatessen
Goods
The very best and freshest Kmi is and Vegetables. We carry all the popular Cereal Foods. The brands that have stood the test of yeare and that we guarantee.
It you want the BEST and a SQUARE DEAL call or 'phone
EXTENSIVE PROGRAM BEING AR¬ RANGED BY TOWNSPEOPLE.
The people of Baldwin are very busy preparing for the community celebration of Independence Day. Ar- rangement« have been about complet¬ ed. The celebration le to be held un¬ der the auspices of the Community League ot Baldwin, which is an or¬ ganization devoted to the civic and general betterment of the community.
The program arranged for the cele¬ bration is as follows:
There will be a parade In the morn¬ ing which will commence at 9 a. m,, to he composed of six divisions, in¬ cluding representation of every or¬ ganized body In the community.
The fire department and the Mott Post, G. A. R., will comprise the flret; the second will be made up of the various Men's Clubs; the third will comprise the Women's Clubs; the fourth will be made up of the chil¬ dren, including the Boy Scouts and the Girl Pioneers; the fifth will be a carnival section, and tlie automo¬ bile division will constitute the sixth.
The line of march will be from the railroad station south on Grand ave¬ nue to Churcii street, east on Church street to Central avenue, north on Central avenue to Thomas avenue, west on Thoiuas avenue to Harrison avenue, north on Harrison avenue to Clinton place, east on Clinton place to the celebration grounds at the cor¬ ner of Central avenue aud Clinton place.
At I I a. m. the patriotic exercises wlil commence. They will begin with an invocation by Rev. Martin I. Lep¬ ley. followed by the raising of the flag during which the assemblage will«ing "The Star Spangled Banner." After the raising ot the flag, the "Declara¬ tion of Independence" will be read by Rev. J. A. McGoldrick, after which the assemblage will sing "America," There will be addresses given by one of lhe veterans of the Moti Post, G. .\. R,, Congressman Krederick C. Hicks and Supervisor Hiram R, Smith. The patriotic exercises will conclude with a benediction by Rev. J. A. Tut¬ hill.
In the afternoon there will be var¬ ious sporting events commencing at 1.45, including running races, bicycle races and a contest between the two hose companies of the flre depart¬ ment. The sporting events in the afternoon will be of great interest as some of the best talent in the country will participate, as well as local tal¬ ent. Valuable prizes are to be award-
Residents along the line of march are especially requested by the com¬ mittee to decorate their homes,
Baldwin M. E. Church.
During July and August the Sun¬ day school of the Methodist Episco¬ pal cliurch will be held In the morn¬ ing, beginning at 9.4'> o'clock. The preaching service will begin prompt¬ ly at 10.4,") o'clock. The members of the Sunday school are cordially In¬ vited to remain tor the preaching service. On Sunday morning there will be a, reception of members, a brief program by the Junior League and a sermon to the children by the pastor. Rev. Martin I. Lepley, Ph.D, The Ep¬ worth League service will be held at 7 o'clock, and the preaching service at 7,4,'i p. ni.
TO RENT FURNISHED
Two-story, modem, ten- room, foyer hall and bath
COTTAGE
with all improvements,
including gas, water and
electric light.
G. A. DESSART
SOUTH GRAND AVENUE
CorBM' School Streot ToUphono Frooport 56-W
COURT BAN ON "SPOONING."
All Right Only When Public Can't See, Say* New Rochelle (N, Y.) Judge.
-New Rot'lielle. .N. Y. -Snonnliig" In public places in .New U'lt h^l'.e even after dark, if others ean see li, must stop. Thl.'i was the cdiri nf .\cflug City Judge Hi/.el as lie lini<d I'eter -^.ryell of River street ,$lo for lovemak Ing In Stonelea park. .MUs .ffilia (Men- son of Echo iiiiii»ir, the glA who was with Aryell. wn^ sent hnaie and advls ed to be more i lt('Uiiis;)i','t.
"1 dou't care if yuu •spmin in Hudson park or Lever's lune or anywhere where imniilc .iiiuior see ymi. bin yuu must not si..i.iii liolll llli: in [luliIie." said Judge Bizel.
The resideiils of Stonelcn imrU liiive complniiieU to the poll'e tlniT tho iiar!; is u favurlie pliiee for "siiuoniiii;" a ; that youths anil maiden-, ul' lii':i'fii years gather there, Uobci i I -"i manager of Hudson park, wliu p';i c ' "spooning beiK'hes" nenr tiic sliuii' in the park, muy plant n hedye lii'liiiil the benches to protect the youiif; lu-, e makers as a result of Jud.ge lil'/.d- ruliug.
"TELEPHONE" CURES THIRST.
French Soldier Confeieee, and Penalty l« Cut In Two.
Paris,--A court martial at the front. The presiding offlcer. speakkig with a distinctly kindly Intonation to the ac¬ cused:
"Now, uow, admit that yon tele phoned, "
"No, my colonel, I did not tele¬ phone."
"If you I'lmfe.ss you wiil ouly have half tbe iieiiulty."
"Well, then, yes, my culonel, I did lelephone,"
-VU the court laughed and a nominal seuteui'e wus pronounced.
Tbe clvilluu should not liimgine that tbe use of a telephuiie is a crime In the French army. To "telephone" In army sluir.; is to bore a lliil(> Imle lu a full barrel of wine, to tit a rubber tube thereto aud apply the mouth to the othtjr end.
VALUES HIS HOUNDS.
Hiawatha (Kan.) Resident Places Their Worth on Tax Rolli at $2»000.
Hiawatha. Kan,—Ou the assessment rolls of Bruwu eounty the iiiuiie of F, E. Kelley, who lives on the Kickapoo Indian reservation, is down for $3,510 worth of property.
Mr. Kelley's hogs, cattle aud Imple- menls are valued at ?1,510, aud twenty dogs are valued /at $J,(J(J(>, Kelley In¬ sisted ou valuing the dogs at $100each. They are hounds, Cuunty Clerk John .Mathewson thought there was a mis¬ take lu entering tlie assessment and looii the itiattiM' uii with Kelley. The owner of the twenty dogs insisted on -itauding pat on his returns, and In ad¬ dition lu paying pei'sonal tax ou the twenty hounds lie will also have to pay lhe regular dug tax.
Gander Plays MotKier Goose, Brazil, lud,- Hobart Brewer, a farm¬ er near Center I'uiiit, li i-- ,1 ^'ander that lielieve.^ the duties uf the house wife should be sliar,'il. When a goose was set ou a numlier ul' cgKs the gan¬ der made It evident that he also de¬ sired to sit, su he was prmlded with a nest of eggs. The gtinder stuck faith¬ fully to his tnsU :iud hatched out a nuniber u' little ooes.
ROBINS TRAVEL BY TRAIN.
Build Nest Under Car and Hatch** Three Little Ones,
Vancouver. \\'asli,~Wlieii a bi),\ car was |>ulle<l liit,> tills (ily lhe uther day for reiialrs It was found that a roblii had built her uest under the i-ar and had hatched tliree young ones.
When the i-ar \n.-is i.i:slie<.l on tbe relnalr track the mutlier bird flew around greally excited u:iil luiild uot be driven awii>. The men searched the car aud fuund tin- uest. They put tbe uest iu a stuali Ik>x. cut a Imle In it and iiuileil ll to a post.
The mother bird took possession Im¬ mediately atnl is ri'".lin-4 her ruting iiumeruii.i time- i| li,-
LOVED HER Ff^O^/I li'JFANCY.
Man Fifty-four Weds Girl Sixteen, For Whom He \,'aited,
CharlesMii, \« \a ,', '. , Hunt aged tiftyfuiii- .\e:irs, :tud Lillian Lyda | Vuuiit,'. aged >lM<'eti .\e.iis, secured a license nud «»'te iiiatried liei'*-.
It Is 'ic'liiie I Uml llnnl, a iielghljor uf the V'liui;; lauiily, lias loved the girl since iufuiii'.i and olil.s awaited the time when she wa-j uld eiiuu'.cb tu mar¬ ry. Her |rirents ga\e their eouseut to the mania:;.', it tjeiug understood al¬ most sliue her birth that Hunt was to have her tor his bride.
BALDWIN CLASSIFIED
FOR SALK—Surrey and runabout, good eondilion: also 5,000 pounds of hay, at 60 cents per 100. -A.. C. Grimm, Bald¬ win,
FOU S.VIjI';—Two pedigreed collie dogs, one titteen inonths, olher eight months old: also saddle and driving horse, six years old; two carriages, In¬ iiuire .lulius J, Heinrich, West Seaman avenue.
KOK SAI,K—Beautiful home, all Im- lirovenients, large grounds: Carna¬ tion avenue, at the head of Church slreet. Inquire on iiremise.s, Mrs, Rosa¬ lie 1'. Benningloii,
FOH SALK—Two beautiful homes, all
Improvements, garages: Thomas
.street, corner Central avenue. Inquire
.Johnson.
Dr.W.CWeekes
"Baldwin Cottage"
SOIITH GRAND AVENUE
Near Thomas Street
BALDWIN, L. I.
Telepiione 17,'j-M Freepori,
W. Augustus Miller
High Class Painting and Decorating
In all its Branches.
Dealer in Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Brushes and Hardware
Telephone 4 90-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 flghting In Mexico caniioi be compared with the battle we ar,' waging against high prices.
We sell thc Iver Joknaon and KeadlDK Standard Blcyclea.
We guarantee our repair work. When we flx a wheel we flx It und the best part Is that we don't soak-you.
Two Stores:
Merrick Ruad Ckorch Strert
FLOVD W. BEDELL.
F'rults a-nd Vegetables
The very best of all kinds in their season. Canned and bot¬ tled goods. The best brand
CANDIES CIGARS FRESH BREAD PIES CAKES
.Surely my 1 I years of life and business in our Village should bespeak my honesty and fair dealing. Give us a trial and you will not go elsewhere.
Rudolph DeAngelis
South Grand Ave.
Baldwin
Post Ottice Building Kreeport 4'.', 1-J,
CoGtl and Wood
S-urely you all use Fuel T-hen why not come here 0-nly the best is kept R-ing 367-J Freeport and Y-ou'll receive prompt, honest service.
James H. Story
.MILBURN AVENFE BALDWIN.
Household Novelties
Silver and Aluminum Ware Higrh Tension Self-Sharpening Shears Kero-Safe Gas Lamps and Lanterns—80 hours lighting from one (11 cents) gallon kerosene.
Guaranteed Hosiery Tomanco Phone Machines, |25
values for $12.50 Demonstration on request. Call or address
EMIL HAACK
Grand Avenue Baldwin
Boat Building
RE-MODEUNG RE-PAIRING
any part of any
BOAT
except machinery.
SCRAPING RE-CORKING
400 feet marine railway. Docking and caring for boats dur¬ ing the 'winter.
Sanford Bedell
BALDWIN HARBOR
A. V. Pearsall
BflLDWIN Boarding Stables
Storage for Furniture and Automobiles
MOVING VANS AND GENERAL TRUCKING
Contracting
Coaches and Limousines for Funerals and Weddings
Grand Avenue, Opp. Depot
Telephone 170.
Willard Langdon
Southard Bldg. Merrick Road. BALDWIN
lli
All kinds of
Plumbing Plumbers' Supplies
Hardware Jobbing
Wlieii you want an honest Job fur a reasonable price why not en.nage mie you know to be hon¬ est and uiirlght.
Tel. FreeiArt 96 2-11,
Joseph Miller
CYCLE MOTORS BICYCUES
NEW PARTS
EXPERT REPAIRING
Our years of experience enable us to do all repair work not only uuicker but clieaper than any other Iilace, We liack up every promise
Willi
HONEST SERVICE
Many others engage nol you.
Why
SOUTH GHAND AVKNUE (Next Door to New Laundry)
Adolph Breiner
Serves ouly the
Best Teas, Coffees, Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Canned
and Bottled Goods,
Vegetables and Fruits
I'ersoual »ttentlon and per¬ sonal service insures tho beet.
Grand Avenue Tel, Freeport 449-J.
Baldwin
^rljuljp'0 fifarmatg
.Main Store Merrick Koad Tei. F'p't 649
Baldwin!
Brancli Store Cliurch Street Tel. F'p't SU9
Our prescription department is under the supervision of only men of great experience and ability. Our drugs are fresh 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
WELL^ONSTRUCTED HOMES
Extraordinary Transportation Facilities MUes of Water Frontage
IDEAL LOCAUTY
NEW YORK OFFICE:
243 Wea 34th Street
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