CASH WANTEO
Wagons, Carriages, Harness^at Trustees' Sale
The sale at retail of Grocery, Butcher and. Baker-Wagons atlli continuing and khe beat bargains erer olfered in the city of hfew York are to be obtained now. Ice wagons^ for example, that were •old at 1285, now |200. Dellfery wagons, that were |140. now |100. Bargains can be had in the Harness, Blanket and Sundry Depart- menU that are well worth a Tisit to this eBtabrishment. |40 surrey harness now |2S; $18 buggy harness noiw |12,
The Carriage Department ofTers exceptional bargains. Rubber- tired surreys that were $175. no^ |100. Rubber-tired runabouts, $100, now MO. Combinaticm two and four-pass.enger trap was $1.">0, now |75.
We invlle your inspection.
Tae I. 8. RGMSON MFO. CO.
740-750 GRAND STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Near ^'iiliamsburg Bridge A. F, WILSON, Manager. " Gl'Y C. HEATER, Trustee.
JOHN BERKHOLZ.
*iJCCES«OR TO
DELICIOUS SOLAS FRESH CANDIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CANDY AND ICE CREAM
MANUFACTURER ..
ICE CREAM CANDT SODAS
CIGARS CIGARETTES
119 SOUTH MAIN STREET FREEPORT, N. T.
Phohf 200-\V.
"PERFECT SODA
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THE REXALL STORE
A drink at our new SODA FOUNTAIN is a treat. Creamy, cold, dpliclous soda water served with crushed fruits in season—crushed fiult syrup—carbonated soda water—deliciouB smooth, rich ice cream. A drink of my luscious soda will satisfy you.
We use HORTON'S SPECIAL ICE CREAM, the purest and best crenm made. Fresh shipments daily.
TRT OUR PEACH ICE CREAM—"IT'S SIMPLT GRAND"
BATHING GOODS FOR REAL COMFORT
You bathe for comfort and for your health's sake, but when you bathe why not have the right bathing goods, and the most con¬ venient kind. Let us supply you with all your bath needs.
BATH SOAP BA7H BRUSHES SEA SALT SPONGES TOILET WATERS WASH RAGS NAIL BRUSHES. ETC.
THE REXALL STORE CLARENCE S. ABRAMS, Ph. G.
Phone No, 1,
23 WEST MERRICK ROAD
BALDVIM EPWORTH LEAGUE FETE
LOCAL lEMTIOM AMD GOSSm
VEBT SUCCESSFUL CABD PABTTJ AT COUNTBf CLUB LAST FBI- j
St. Christopher's Roman Catholic church will hold a carnival on the ehurch grounds, corner Merrick road and Oayley avenue, from Auguat 19th to 29th, Indluslve. The ladies In charge are: Altar Society table, Mrs. C. 8. Hervey; parish table, Mrs. Mc¬ Donald; refreshment table, Miss Mc¬ Carron.
The Misses Colllson of Belmont Park have been guests at the home of Henry Guenther on the Merrick road.
John S. Lusch, who is spending the summer in Flatbush, spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in town.
On Thursday of last week Mr. Sam¬ uel T. Bourdette was found uncon¬ scious in the barn of Mr. J. A. Schmidt, by whom Mr. Bourdette was employed, with a cut in his forehead. He was attended by Dr. Hutchinson and Dr. Kice and taken to Nassau liospital, where it was found neces¬ sary to remove part of the bone in his forehead. It is supposed that Mr. Bourdette was kicked by a horse. At iast report he was doing nicely.
A very sucessful lawn party was held last Wednesday evening on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. David Smith of Milburn avenue by the M. P. church. Some of those who participated in the evening's program were: Mrs. Frank Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wal¬
ton, the three Leighton brothers, "Vic-, tor Moore, Madame Bettinetti and the Baldwin Ladies' chorus, and the pro¬ gram was a good one.
At the annual school meeting held in the sehooi building Tuesday night, Elbert E. Hawkins defeated Andrew S. Lister for trustee by a vote of 123 to 18.
The Ch,ristian Brotherhood held its monthly social meeting in the M. E. church a week ago last Thursday. There was a good attendance and those present enjoyed a musical pro¬ gram, followed by retreshments.
The Epworth League of the M. E. church held a lawn fete on the church grounds, the lawn being prettily dec¬ orated with Japanese lanterns. An ex¬ cellent program was rendered as fol¬ lows: Instrumental solo. Miss Olive Homan; bass solo, Mr. Lourle; reci¬ tation. Miss Edna Guenther; vocal solo. Miss Mabelle Miller; reading. Miss Bertha Rich; vioUncello solo, Mrs. George Transom; milkmaids' drill, ten girls.
Following the program games and contests were enjoyed as arranged by Miss Ruth Austin, in which all the young people joined heartily. The proceeds of the affair wlll go for the benefit of the Children's Fresh Air Home in Rockville Centre, which Is run by the Brooklyn South District Epworth League.
Mr. George Transon of Thomas avenue was present at the M. E. Sun¬ day school Sunday morning and play¬ ed the viollncello.
Mr. T. S. Wiliams, who has been
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OF OUR
WONDER BARGAINS
Cover, Stool,
Cartage and 25
Sheets of Music
frith this beautiful
Upright
Scarf, Bench,
CarUge and 12
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wiia this beautiful
Player
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81 COURT & LIVINGSTON STS.. B'KLYN Oae Bloek frem Boi«aic|i Hall Sabway Btatloa.
OPBN BVENINGS. Phone tggg
Orer 00 Year*
"I Shop Where the Prices Are Lowest—by Telephone"
ONE of our subscribers said re< eently: " My telephone allows me to bay from the merchant who ofTers the best prices, no mat> ter how for away he may be firom roy home.
' I simply read the advertisements and find out where I can secure what I want at good prices.
"Then I telephone. In this way I make my telephone pcty for itselL"
Do you shop by telephone?
a _ ^ HEW TOtt TELEraOHE CWiPAIfY ^
G. A. BYBEE, looal ComiDeKowl Maaafsr.
86 Sontik Eton Stnot
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stopping with bis eon. ]|lr. V. Wil-1 Hams of New York, Is spending the summer with hts daughter, Mrs. C. P. Cook.
The Epworth League h«ld a moon¬ light sail on Saturday, July 31. The boat left Bedell's dock at .3.30 p. m.
Miss M. Marks of Brooklyn was the gueat of Mrs. J. H. Kirby for the week-end.
Misses Lottie and Dorothea Cotte of Lynbrook spent the week-end a^ the guests of their cousin, Mias Mable Miller.
Mr. F. W. Walek left Baldwin last week for Boston on a business trip.
Mrs. Myers and son-spent o couple of days at the home of Mrs. Lalm on Grand avenue.
Mrs. C. Hervey, Mrs. J. Watkinson and Miss McCarron motored to Brent¬ wood Convent to visit Sister Matilda.
The Society of Catholic Women will hold a carnival on their grounds on Gale avenue. The carnival wili be conducted after the manner of the firemen's carnival six years ago. Mrs. C. Hervey wiil have the altar table, and Mre. McDonald the parish table. It wlll commence on August 16 and continue for ten days.
Miss Millie Lyons and niece Regina are stopping at the home of Mrs. M. McCarron of Mllier place.
Mrs. King and mother spent Mon¬ day visiting Mrs. Laim.
Mr. W. F. Walch has purchased the King home on Seaman avenue.
The Girl Pioneers held a meeting at the honie of Edna Guenther last week.
Geprtfe W* Raynor
Staple and Fancy Grocer
FLOUR, FEED, BACON. BOILED HAM, ' ETC.
"WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE''
II West Merrick Boad.. FBEEPORT. Telephone Ssif
M. E. Church. On Sunday morning in the M. E. church holy communion was partak¬ en of. The evening eervice was in charge of the First Department of the Epworth League. Rev. Warren I. Bowman, the pastor, led the service which was both interesting and at¬ tractive. The evening services dur¬ ing the month of August will be taken care of by the Epworth League and will be held in the chapel.
M. E Church Notes. Three of the offlcers of the M. E. Sunday school attended the Sunday school meeting held in Oceanside Presbyterian church recently, and laatened to the interesting address on "Teacher Training" given by Mies Berg, state superintendent of teacher training.
'PHONE 84 FREEPORT
WI-; WILI. (".VLL QUITF. rUOMPTLY Cleaning, Prossliis:, Repairing:, Ftle.
M Y V .\ I. K T Kxpi Its ill thp care of Laillis' .-iiid
Cciillomt'n'.s rrarmoiu.s ;i.'i Itallrunil .Avenue Opp. Depot
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Gilmore's Extract of Mexican Vanilla
AND OTHER FLAVORS
For the past twelve year? these Extracts have been used by a large number of the old substantial resi¬ dent* of Nassau and Qneens Counties.
I make only PURE goods out of the best materials,
A post card asking for particulars as to prices, etc., will be promptly answered.
THOMAS H. GILMORE
FREEPORT L. LTN. T.
The Baldwin Garage and Salesrooms
.lOSEPH L. SCHIFFMACHER, Prop. ,
Most Complete and Efficient on Long Island
New and Second Hand FORDS For Sale,
All kinds of Supplies and Sundries, Tires and Tubes, Vulcanizing, Batteries Recharged, Overhauling.
EXPERIENCED EFFICIENT ECONOMT EXPERTS
Excellent Storage Facilities
Morning Shopping is always pleasant at this Store.
We carry the Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, besides
Fancy and Staple Qroceries
^'SEAMANS"
n W. Merrick Road, Freeport. L. I.
Telephone 710
NASSAU HOTEL
LONG BEACH Long Island New York
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The King of Summer Resorts
Open Throughout the Year
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We will te gflad to make special rates to parties for Receptions, Dances and Banquets
Freeport Memorial Library-Nassau Post
