THK .XiSAAU FOST. FCEEFOIT, >. V., FKIHAl. FEHUI AB¥ 9. 191T,
rirr
POST OFFICE
PtlKBPORT POST OFFICK. Ordinary aad HrKulnr NalU
Krum 7 a. m. tu t p. tn.
M. O. B. nad P. S. Bank
P'rorr, o a. m. to B p. in.
Praai the Weal
Arrive,
ASO a. m.
|jl« A. rn.
M:fO a. m
1:(0 p. m.
S.:lt p. m.
<:S0 p. m.
Ready for Dia
7:45 a m.
11:30 a m.
IKIO p. m.
3:IS p. m.
!^:30 p. m.
7.Si> p. m.
Wrwm the Raait
Arrive.
1:10 a m. tt;40 p. m
<rfO p m
Ready for Dl».
S:30 a m
1:00 p. m.
4:45 p. ro.
7:0(1 p. m.
MalU Cla)W aad DUpatrhrd
Kar tha WMt
T;4A a. m.
»:t» a m
H.-60 a m
For thr Kaat
7:40 p. m.
2:JO p. m.
5:4(1 p m.
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¦ il'\ T"^ T"^ TX y^^ T^ m " I^e Largest lacorporateci V'lii-ige on Long Island—-Freeport
¦H 1^ rH H IJ f 1 rc^ I jB^^ir Occu pies Prominent Position Among Villages of the Empire State.''— -¦- AVX-J-l-JX ^^^AX. X Secretary of State FRANCIS M. HUGO.
r'. ' .e o' . jri Art ' '''Il : 'bd-)- i; ire j>I;hiu--S I
iiolU'fi/ on joiir (iiiiiiiii-iuuui plate rail?" "My wiiVs flrst ijle.". sir.""— Amprlcaa Cookery.
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PERSONAL MENTION
The Brudenuj of the High School are very enthu.siastlc over bowling. Kach clafls of the HchoOl is sending their men to the Freeport club to try out for the coming bowling tour¬ nament. Principal H, D, Arthur is j coach for the freshmen. Mr, Tucker I coach for the sophmores. Mr. C, I Hubbard coach for tbe Juniors and I Mr S IJaker will coach the Seniors,
other factory In New City, N, Y„ in Lul- ut-iti IUI ure. The company al- ixady has factories in Nyuclc and Plermont, N. Y.. and .Monlvale, N. J. The main offices and salesrooms are .siLuattd in the Kverett Building 4th avenue and 17th slreet. New Vork City,
WILL MAKE MILL RIVER NAVIGABLE
.Mrs. Amelia Ryder of Malverne, i,'» staying al the home of .Mr, and .Mrs, Thoiiia.-< W I.ucas on .North Grove btreet.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD TIME TABLE
LOMG ISLAND R. R. TIME TABLE (MfTectlve Octol)er 17th, 1916)
Leave Merrick for New York, and In- t«flfie(liat0 itatloni: Week-daya—SIA, AM. t.3S. «.64, 7.18. r7 38. 8.01, 18.1,1, 8 52, itll. a.tn.; 13,17. l.ja. 3,08. 4,17. 6 38, Ut. K.13. U.U. pm. Uundaya—4.48. 8 20, p3s am. 12.21, f..4S, 4,32. C.33. 8.(j<, 11.17 ««¦>'
Leave Freeport tor New* York, Penn-
i^anla Station, and Brooklyn: Week- y»--«.20, 6,68. «,42, C.i8, 7,32. 17 49. 8 05, 17, 8.6S. 18.49, 10,17 a.m.: 12 23, 1.34, ,21, itt. 6,42. lfS2l. S 39, 8 11!. 9,22, Sundny—r,.62, 8 24, 9.26 a.m.: 1.62. 4,36. 6.37. 6.40. 8.12, 8 26, 11 21 *.¦>..
Leave Freeport for Amityvllle, Baby- toM, Patchogue and lntermedl"ite sta- liana: Week-daya--na4.44, 8 10, a9.:U. U.e3. a_m.: al,46, «a2,I9, 2-14, n.l .S8. n6.«,( atf.KS, a«,If, ll!.33. ta7,06. 7,4G, (18.03. n9.07, •II 3S p.m,I 12,17. a2.23. niRhta Hundayn -4 31. a9.22 a.m.: 12.34. 2.30. h3 64. at).44, ;.tC. at.OX. 1114 p.m.: al2 17, nl..39.
.\Ir, C, Hfibbard has been engaged by the Board of Kducation to Instruct the boys In physv-jal training and to act as coach for the Hieh School teams. '
tmti, o.
>M' *'
alt p t
HLst. 3.1
¦flsh
p.m.:
11.40 10.17.
,-. Ollli'f- at 2.) II J7 Kiiilrouil
t.
Leave New York, Penniylvania 8ta- tf«n, for Freeport, Merrick and princip.il kttermedlate (tatlona: Week-dn.vK—ii;l 6«. (.14. 7.»4. 8 36. 11.Ofl atn.: l.rBZ. si 26. Ltd. «.0«. 407. 1447 (except Merrick). AM (te.Mi except Merri)k), r> 33. 6 64, Wli. 6 50. 7.10, 8,10, 10 16, 1130 uaa al«:ht. Sundays'.4.30. 8 26. 4Ulk: L40, 3.U«, 4.61. 6.16. 8,08, M^M pm.; 12.34 nirht.
•TrtUna run tu Babyl(»n only
¦jNo Brooklyn connectlona
aSaturday* only.
£xcept Saturdaya. Kept holldaya. iHxcept Saturdaya aitd holidnya Trains leave Brooklyn, Fatbush Avenue MjittOB. about the same titne aa thoae Miawn from New Tork, Pennaylvanbi Station. Thla timo table aubject to «hai>i{« witheut notice.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY
% UUkc UUIfliiU
l>re<Udt*aL Ivrnekit S. itandall
Tl uatee.-
Frapklln lltrJell Henry U Max.suu
J««u H. Mahnken Sila.s A. Williama
Village Clerk. SylveHter P. Shea.
. VlllakKu CouiLiel. I.eo Fi«hi-I. Roud Cuniinld.siuiier, M. K. Kond.
Trea-Murer. .S, IJinioii Sniith
Tax Collector, D Frunk Si aiDitii,
H««rlhtcr Ko'.ird of,'H(.'allli, .S. i'. alien.
I?«;rtth OllU'cr, l)i Wrn. 11. KiiiiLie 4fMdth Inspector, John A, Searles.
Th-' V lllu,:-- Icu.tiD'.s i-oi,.staiit)! th( Board of lleiilU,.
The Vilhif,'!- (.mice is loc.iti-d at 4i; .Ve.-ll Merrick Koad.
¦rhe V (Ilai;- Tr.-ii.-iU Railroad Avcf'c
Tux (.:ollr( I >••¦ . lllii Avetino
I'uliee lle|>.-<rlni.-nl
cbii-f. i':rii. It s i:-. Illilll
Capliiiii, Carl Huri-iiberK,
I'olice ,lii.-<tic<-, Clinion ,M, Klint.
Heai1(iii.-: It.¦)'.•* .md I'dliri- Court,
CJiur-li !^lri'i-t, iH-iu- M-rrlc-k Uoad.
rcl.-phone, Kreeport. 700.
Public Schools Bo.ird of Education
School District No. 9, Town of Hempstead
Prealdent. ('. DwiKlit Hiki-r
Vlce-1'ruji Charles C. Moor'-
Walt)'r Xi. Cozzens
OHVid Sutherbind, Jr
Sidney H. Swczuy
Supt. of Schuols, Ward C. Moon
Ofllce Hours. HlBh School.
A.U. 8:16 to 9:00; P.U, 4:00 to 5:00
-e-dTetury to Huperlntendont, Adele Miller
ClurlL. Robert B. Donaghy
IVeajiurer, Oscar W. Valentine
C«ll«ctor of Taxes. Joaeph H, Foat«M-,
Tow> Hall. Hempatead
Attendance Ofticer, B. Kiley Uaynor
Mihdlcai Inapector. Juilan Dean. M.D.
Scbool Nurse. Mra. Stanley Smith
KIre Departmeat
ObiA. UowmrU ta. Pearsall
IMaAt. Aisalstmnt, John J. Kandall. Jr.
tAmaaa AaalaUuit. Claronce Willama.
lAaplalo. Uav. A. C. Karkau.
SurKeao. Ur. Wm. H. Uuocle.
mre CalL FreeporL No. 4UU.
rirc AJarm Calla
1. School No. 1, Corner Pine and
Orove Streets.
2, aebool No. 2, Seaman Avenue
8. Stihoul No, 1. Archer and L^onK
Beaeh Aver.uea. 4. %Uiaul No. 4. Columbua Avenue. 6. Riot aall. Answer to headquar¬ ters. <, CKeneral alarm (order from ohtef). Oae lonu blaat to precede evory Kener&l alarm. Power House Kmertjency Call, Oae Ijtttg. one shurt bla.ni, and repeat, NOKTH OF MKUniCK ROAD. (\y».'al of Ocean Avenue.> ». pe«niau and Virginia .Avenue*. Vt. fiow Yurk and Seainan Avtjnut^a. It, Wallace Street and Weat Lincoln Avenues,
14, Pennaylvania and Lena Avenu-«. tf), Hanson und Florenoe Place.
W. Kandall and Hayview .Vvenut-a. It. Pear,"all and Penn.-«ylvania Ave¬ nueH, Ik Long noach and Uandall AvenueH,
15. Kandall Avenue mul I'.crBi-n I'lAct-, M. Herpeu Place aiol P.ioolilyn Ave¬ nu.'
yt Lonp Me-ich Aveiuie and Olive Uiv
M' Lexington and Muilli'on ,\vcmiea.
Z, Pine Streei iind Park Avomie
PS, Pine Str(-et and Hayview Avenue.
IT. Pine Street and I .oiiK Hearh .'Vve¬ niie. , ,.
>*. Madison Avenue m-d Pi.rrertlold PInoe.
I» Merrlok Pond and Park Vvcmic. (I-:a,st of Ocean .\veniic. I
tt Seaman »nd Colunibii.i Avenut-a.
IK Ma'n and Millon Sti Ih
J4 0(-(-an and I#na Aveiuio-s i Main Street and nianif Avenue. 16. Orand and Colunbu.s Avenues, »T. C.iund and Frederick Avenuo.<», 18. Orove Street and Randall Avenue S Parsons and Harrison Av.-nuo.s. 48 Main Rtreet and Brooklyn Avenue. At. Broadway and Mount Street.
2 Orove Street and Oliver Boulevard Pine Stroet and Ocean Avenue Ati. Pine and Church streets, 7. Main Streei and Newton Boule-
4t. Mewtown Blvd and Henry Street, 4t Newton Blvd and Helen Avenuo SOUTH OF MKUniCK UOAD (Weat of Ocean Avenue.) iJ Bayview Ave and Mernck Koad. M LonK BcAch .Vvennc and Merriek
•J IVca'ir'Aven.ie and S'liith Str.-l.
it llayvlww ,\v<-mie and Whab-v St,
14 Lmm Beach Avenue m.i V\ baley Street ,.,, , _, .
iT (Veat. Avenue ,-.ii.l .^^^'•'''''pi^V',.
ti Archer .-Street and I-.11i.>tt Pin. e
fn 0.-e«n .-vii-l .'^i.'itbidi- Wr-nu-,'*,
At Atlantic nnd W. "t h-t'd Avenues
•2 Atlantic .-.nd Rayvh-w "ty-ttne-y
«t Atlantic \vj and fl";?'"!^'' "Tl^*:,
t^l WcBt Si4« Jit^nue and ITay •«'«'•• I
M Barrlew Arenue and Jahi»j»p fi- .
A* West Side Avenn.- ,-^nd Front ^t <% Miller \vet«il<> and Kr.int Street,
(Rant of (Veat. l.vn"*'' I* Merrick Road an«« Orore Strr-r-t. Ti Merriek Roart an«» Main Street IX. Merrick Road and Helun Avenue, , t7, Smith and Ohun* S»r«>»t»-
tBMlell am* Rarnor ^^^J?*^,,. Raytior ATonue andMIU Ro«« Ar^er Street anit Kaat Araaue TS Main ami Archer Street*. M Bedell Streei and Atlantic Are 8, Mais Street anil ^tStij *'**?•' S Main Stwet and WTi*Ier" Poc*.
j A threrc-act comedy entitled "The I College Aunt," will be given on Fri- j d.iy and Saturday evenings, March I 2:!-24, In Brooklyn Hall, under the I aiLKpicc-^ of the student staff. Tbe j coaching of ttie characters will be
under the direci supervision of Mr, ] Vincent Dailey of Highwood, N. J. I Mr. Dailey coine.s to the High { SrlKK)! with exccllrnt recoininenda- I tionw along this line, and the pros- I prcts are that the play will be a good ' oue and well worth seeing. The I raiit will bl' chosen from High school |
students. I
'i The ad mis.sion will -be iti) ci-ntfi, | I A coniplote performance will be giv-j I (;n each iiight. |
i i
' .Mrs. .Mary .Mollincuux of Freeport | 1 (lied February 2 with [wralysia of the i
heart. She was the mother of Mrs.
Daniel South.ird. She was eichty-!
nine years old and lived at 161 South j i Main street I
Mr. Moses Jarvis of Freeport. died January 29 with brighi-s disease and j mitral regurgitation. He wai sixty-' -Ix y(>ars old and was the keeper of, till; Freeport golf grounds. j I
I'ire destroyed an automobile bc- i longing to Fred Gray of South Iahxh Heach avenue and King streei last : Wednesday nl?rbt. Another evidence; of the need of better fire signal ap- • p;iratti3 was disclosed when .Signal 23 wa.^ .sounded instead of Si'^nai 67. whi'-h sboiibl havo blown. The fire¬ men wont to Olive IV)ulevard and l,oiii: Dcr-ch ,iv(Miiie instead of Kin;;! street. Tti>> (¦(Miso(|iien(.'e was tbe to-' trl (loHtriiclion of the aiitomobilo. '
P;'e(^port i:f-).y soon havr- on 0(M Follov.;: T(-!'i!)le in its midr.l . ,'\t n iiu-ellng of Freeport Lodito, I. O. O. F. Monday evening, there was (-oli¬ 'll,b-i'iiblo diH'^iispioTi over tbe pos.-^l bility of crei-tint: a tci'iplo Tlu^ loduc onii.-i a site on (^tlin-rb street near tbe Mnriick road. The value is about .^il.DOO. The menibers are consider ing two propositions, one of erecting a $1,'S.OOO building and the other of a purchase from Pettit and Levy, the property now occupied as a residence by Andrew Raynor on South Main street.
The I>adics Aid Society of the Freeport M. I-'. L'liurch gave a Sun- sliinc Riscujt and tea at the church on Tue;>day, .Miss' Helen Vassar,
I ( pi cseiiting fhe I»ose-\V'lles Co,, gave a talk to the gucsiH and as each variety of ci acker was served she desciitjtd each kind and told how each was made. The affair was a novelty one. After tea a musical was gi".( II and a happy afternoon was en¬ joyed .
Henry J' .McCord of .Mcrricli, is now a lesident of Freerxjri. Through the Thoinas W. Lucas agency he has 1( ;is('d the home of (ieorge T. Van Riper on Ocean avenue. Welcome .Mr. .Mc(;ord and family.
Mr. Lucas haa also rented the home of St -phec P, Pr-ltit on East .Mllton streot to Jacob Hailman and family of Brooklyn,
\ nuniber of Freepori fight fan-T attended the Tuesday night boxing show at the Nassau A, C. "Larry"
II ;i|)l(' fi".;lits in the main bout every
week. I
I
U, C. (Jr-enleaf of 136 Rose street, has purchased the property on Roost-- velt place owned and formerly oc¬ cupied by the late Rev. K. O. Tree.;
.Mr and ,Urs I'Jrnesi S Randall ba\(- i(-tiirned from Daytona where they had been visiting .\lr. llandair,'> father, John J, Randall and familv arc- now at Daytona. Silas Williams on a trip through tlie South wiil also viMit Mr. Randall before returning home next week.
The (iy,ster dinner of tb<- Freeport Business Men's .\Rso(-iat|on held at ' ¦- I'll Mson House, Tuesday evening, \,liii- 11''! !nr:,'i-lv attciidc'd, was suc¬ cessful nevertheless, Tlic nu-mbcr^ (li:('iis.-;ed many "interesting fe.-itiires, including the advisabiliiy of r('ducin<; i!i)' iii('mberslii[) charge from .Jfi.00 :¦ : ii:ijn lo .-'L'.'Mi. ,'\inong those ori'M-nr \\'-'o tl'itn.-m Sclilos-:, James f'l'.iiipioii, ('. 1). '.(.-w is, William Din-' ker. Jobn J, Dobiti, J, .M, Goller, (1 A. H. Sinilh, Clarence S. .-Xbrams, 'i'liislce li(-iiiy I,. ,Ma\s()ii and ^'liu- lon M. Fliftt. ,
District Deputy Grand Fxalted Ru¬ ler r.ester 0 Brimmer of I/ong Isl¬ and <-ity, ai^companied hy a hundred members of Queensboro Ixidge paid an official fraternal visit to the Free- port Lodge of Elks on Thursday eve ning. Several candidates were ini¬ tiated .
Il'-'ni-i |{ Smith was re-elected a trustee of the Freeport M, I-;. Clnirch at the annual meeling, Monday night, H(> did not liavc any direct opposition, but Fred Howell allowed his name- to he presented. .Mr, Smith received 16 votes and 8 more were scattered. The cold weather tW'cvcnted many people who otherwise w"ould have voted from going to the church.
Preeport Council No. 57 Jr. O, V. A. ^t., will initiate ten members at the monthly meeting tonight.
Hot dinner will be served by the ladies of the Baptist Church on Wed¬ nesday, Fehniary 21,from 6:30 to 8 p, ni.
Walter W Nichols of Russell pl,, I Freeport,, is one of tbe meinbers of I the William H. Dean Company, man-i ufacturer of aprons who will open an-
Leo Fishel' chairnian of the house committee received a communication ' from l,(-wis J. Stotesbury, adjutant, general of the Governor's staff at Al- ; baiiy, in reply to his letter to Ihe i Oovernor offering the use of the Elks j club to the soldiers along the aque-1 du(-t, in which he states that the Gov- j ernor directs him to accept the use ! of tbe club for tlic soldiers with , tliaiiKs and that such an offer will be sent to the commander in charge, Tbe latter is C:aptain T, C. Dooley.
Mr. Flahel also received a letter from Governor 'VV'hitman in effect de¬ claring that he was thankful and that the generous offer had been con¬ voyed to the adjut.'uit general.
RUGS
W«« nianufadiire IxMatifiil FLUFF RUGS
Pvoiii obi in4i-pe.i» oi any kiiirf
W ¦ make any size
RAG RUGS AND CARPETS
\t 1 ^asonabie prices
Main Rug Works
.*t;>l So. Main .Street
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FREEPORT CHURCHES
u.vi'Tisi ciirucii. j
The Rev \'. Ill, lil (I Uciiridgc jias- tor, will pii-acli al bi.lli services on .Sunday. II a. lu. subject, "Chris-^ tiaiis the l.i-lii ol' tlu- World." 7::'.0, ) I.,, ub,'.'. I "111 llic Valley of Dry
BoIK'St." !
liible S(-h()))l at '.i:4ii a. in. Classes!
Godfrey Gilbert, Jr.
llliKANTklKM
VULCANIZING
llltKS kxfi, At 10 SIH'PIIMt
Diamond Tires
IdepUojie UU
PVeepori | '"' ¦'''
' Mid week scrvici
ior j'laycr and
.TS^ttfSt
Shoe Shining Parlor
HAT8 Cl.HANBD ANU KXMOVATBD
cioARs. cioABHrrm
J. A. CH ASK AMi
bible study oi riiurrdaN at S p. i.i I
Ml.THOniST OIlHt il. I
.Vexi .Simday will l)c observed as! Lincoln's birthday al lhe Fieeport | .Methodist ^'hurch. In the morning Dr. Wurtice is lo speak on "Abraham Lincoln tbe Liberator." The evening I sermon will be on "The T-imitations of Lincoln."
Abraham Lincoln bulks larger in the ihoir^ht and appreciation of thj world loday than ever before. He io (llie of iti( world's gnat men. He was anil is )MU- o! oUr countiy':; greatest assets. It is well for us to concentrate our attention '3n those characteristics of uiiud and heart wi'i.'li vM'ic .Maiiifesled iiuflis lifi- and work, This the sermons of next Sun¬ day will aim to do
Ou Saturday, February 10, from i to f) p, m, the Women's Guild of the episcopal Church will hold a cal .^ sale in the basement of the church,
l.ong Beach avenue and Pine street
CABD OF THANKS.
.Mrs, Willlnm Robinson wishes to , thank the many friends who so kindly 'remembered her In her bereavement.
After twenty years of unavailing effort to interest the estate of Chas. Davison in a plan lo open up the iMlii Hiver by dredging from Atlantic ave¬ nue northward lo the Merrick read, Rockville Centre, prominent ciiizens have finally obtained an agreement from Herbert Davison, representing the Davison esLaie. for a grant of laud (Extending a mile aud a quarter northerly to the trolley tracks ai . I'ark avenue, says the Eagle. Thia will make it possible to open a navi¬ gable waterway through the Mill River,
Properly owners w"ho will be di¬ rectly affected by the proposed ex¬ tension of .Mill River have met to devise ways and means to meet thd expense of the grant, which, it is said, will be about |15,000. Tho channel will be dredged to a widtli of about fifty feet and a depth of eight feet.
The extension of the river, ho'.v-- I - er, will be a boon lo lhe flshing ia- I'uBlry and al the same lime will make Rockville Centre and Lynbrook [ waterfront villages. At present it ii necessary for residents of these two villages to walk a mile and a quar¬ ter to the nearest basin of water, cr lo ride by trolley lo Baldwin or Priv- port.
This project has been a source -A considerable agitation and manv meetings nave been held in Washin.^- ton and .Manhattan with the War D(;- partment Khow"ing a lively interest iri it.
When an attempt was made years ago to persuade the Davison Kstau- to consider the granting of land f(»r this purpose it w"as shown that th--:-' i;lie Davisons) had riparian rights and Indian patents together with a royal grant to the properly involved. The matter was dropped except by \\ illiam Bonner and Joseph Bauer.
Ciitil recent years tlie Davison mill was run by water pow"cr, and the (¦hannel was dammed up, but thcv<2 is uo further uae for the mill race because it i.s possible to operate the mill w"ith either gas or electricity. Tbe Davison Estate agrees to remove the flood gales and lo spend a liberal amount of money In excavating iu the front of tlieir properly along the channel.
Long Island Railroad engineers have made a survey of the lands there. .Messrs. Bonner and Bauer, representing the properly owners in¬ terested, have obiained what they say is virtually a promise from the rail- , road company that it will pul a new ' birdge over the channel with a ten- foot clearance, thereby doing away with a grade crossing. The commit¬ tee having the malter in hand has I received no promises from Supervi¬ sor Hiram R. Smith concerning what the County will do al the Atlantic avenue crossing. If the couniy will make arrangements to erect a suit¬ able and substantial bridge here, the projierty owners will excavate tlie through channel to the trolley trackb. Fishermen can gain direci access to Reynolds Bay and of course lo Hempstead Ray and the ocean, via Mill River from the trolley, Thi-; will save fishermen nearly two hours in travel, as by going to Freeport It ie necessary for them to transfer to arioC'.er trolley going southward o ¦ to w,':lk balf a mile.
The $l,'),00)i necessary to obtain the grant of land will be realized by sub- ,sei'iptiiiii.
PAINTING-
PAPERHANGING INTERIOR DECORATING
OF ALL KINOS
ARTHUR F RILEY Cbarles Slreet, Roosevell L. 1
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Freeport. N Y,, Feb, 6, 1917, Cahn, \valler. Itussell Place Carpenter. Dick Coward, R. K. Ch.ioieiisen. Jack f
Field, Wm. H, (2) Hammond, J, Jackson, AUm Mna Kyle, .Mr. 'Gerard -Mooi e, Stickney C .Miller, .Mrs, Julia Oioin. .Mrs. I. B. Siiutli. F. Uairii-tm Wells, .Mi.js Biilie N^aiuock, .Mrs. \V .A Whaley, Suiuh Zcraff, T
T BENSON SMITH. 1' M
Freepon, ,N' V
AN ENTERTAINMENT , B^ SIGNAL corps'
-mit Htwidy Belt •SMliteaNaiMk^lMkttn *T««r* '*tl»-iMtt I* M
.%dHtt pMlMRM 4MI.'*'~ Bog«wr 'l'l>illW i tjHUt
FURS FURS FURS
rerafKiclled or redyed at reason¬ able piicee Kstimaie i*licer- fully given.
Mrs. £. J. Barker
Aa. SaoBMi Are., Baid'wlB. L. 1.
Tel. 7M rr««i)ort I Ate of N«w Tork. aa,4 tormerly
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The Second aud Third Battalions of the Fixst Signal Corps, United Bo>s' Brigades of .'Viuerica will have their second annual entertainment a:d reception al the auditorium of the Rockville Centre club in Rock- \ille Centre on Friday evening, Feb¬ ruary 16.
The following companies will take part: Field Muaic (Rockville Cenire I'resbyterian ("hurch). Company E tChrist Church Lynbrook), Company F (St. John'T Church l.ynbrook, Conu i pany G (Church of the Ascencion),i Kockville Centre, Company H (St. | Pauls Church Valley, Stream), Com¬ pany L (St. Pauls Church Inwood), Company .M (St. Peters Church Rose dale).
There wili be several mimbers on the pro.gram, including exhibitions of various activities by some of the com- p:iiiies. Tfn; cliaplains of each com¬ iiany and the members of each church ;ir)> to be th'; guest.s of the boys.
The tickets will co.st 2,') cents, in¬ cl nding dancing, the Optimo Trio b.'ivin'j been (imaged for ttie occasion.
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Long ^^'^-et.^,' jff.-K
hours, close and tedious work, are very apt to result in Headaches or other Pains. Don't suffer. • DR. MILES*
ANTI=PAIN PILLS
will' .quickly drive your Pain away, and
Dr. Miles' Nervine
will assist you by relieving the Nerve Strain.
IF FIRST BOX. OR DOTTLE. FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED,
DIZZY SPELLS. ¦ .\l.v n-rv'.'i i)(-c.'itn)> jiU wiirn (Hit. I had liul hcail- .'ic'ic.M and severe dizzy -':-i.-.. I i'.i::l.l not sleep Il.l nv njij'. i.ti' was rcior. I 1; : ;ti u.-(iii.ir Pr. Milo.s' An; M'l.in ^•:;l.^ ;ii:d llu-y .iiw,i,-.-( tfav." mo instant re- . f 111) ir. II' r uliit tbe 1- i'l Tli-ii I tKsod Or. -Mil.-s- Nerviiio rcffuliirly 1111(1 wiia s.i.iii In perf(-ct li.-ul'li iiiniln,"
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JOHNSON DID!
A (tory of one of the most remark¬ able chara-ters in tHe American busi- neis world -who r<^fu•ed forty million dollars in war profits.
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NEW YORK HERALD
SUNDAY, FEB. 11
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No Grit
Laying Mash
$2.55 $2.30
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