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              ' !,..*¦.»«¦.• I*. .Ji.iUtM'
!_;'<V;*'J^''M*>.jlVigl,'S,'^ai>in« «,y,-ji,
-:'-^ '^•^^•-.^MMIi^'m^-^SiW'y'i'''-^^-' -¦:i!^mA^m.:m} 'miiSi]^j^i^'H^;ii''^^i'-tii^:2:''^v^V;C>"i-. TBE WASSAV POST, FIXBPOST, W. Y., lUDAT. AUCI178T 9, UU.
E"5i<rr?
SEA   FOOD
We carry only the best of ererythiaf ia oar Uae; sad haadle and keep it podtiTely proteeted affainst eontaaunatioa.
Call and inspect onr pisoe aad obserre its eleaalinew aad our Military methods. •'
It makea no difference whether you live at BooMTelt, Merriok, Bellmore, Wantagh or Seaford, telepkone yonr order and we will deliver it promptly and sstiffactorily.
We are eatablishinf anto lerTiee.
FREEPORT FISH MARKET
10 WEST MEBBICK BOAD,
Tel. S-U.
FREEPOBT.
J.  M. HEWI^CTT
H«ky«   Fedd,   tlundle   Wood
Market and Oarden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Grains COR, CHURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, N. T. Will close at 1 P, M. on Saturdays during July, August and September
DONT
LOOK FOR MT PICTURE BUT COME IN AND SEE ME AND MT COMPLETE STOCK OF
Hardware and House Furnishings
GLASSWARE, DISHES, PORCELAIN LINED AND AGATE WARE, WIRE WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS READT TO PUT UP, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES POULTRT WIRE, ALL WIDTHS AND GARDEN HOSE.
Photo hy  American  Press Assoclatioa.
Superintendent Rlley is flruring In a controversy wllh Warden Osborne of Sing ainic. whnso lonloncy In convicts appar¬ ently doea nut meet thc approval uf hla Fuperior.
FOR |1,50 A MONTH
Wc clian, repHlr and prc»H your clothes, ullowinx ono suit or overcoat each wcj-k. ¦
CALL.   AND   DKLIVKRY   .SERVICK
MY     V  A I, K T
!tn llallroad   Aveaae Opp. Depot
'Phon«  84  Frocport
Supplies of Every Description
m^
/'
AUTO DELIVERY
W. A. MACFARLANE
29 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COR. OLIVE BOULEVARD
While in Mineola
STOP AT HENRT C. KRAMER'S
Hotel Nassau
Where you will meet your Friends.
Accidents
Will happen aud when they do wo Invariably scratch our heads and consider where we can get t'.ie he.Ht, quickest and cheapest relief.
V\e liavo e.vpert machinists, a modern etjuipped mahine shop, and do work, either repairing or Installing new gasoline engines.
M,\RINF   WORK   A   SPECIALTY
John M. Simpson
So. Main St., Head Freeport River
fei.   .-,-S-W.
(       TRAVEL     AND     TRANSPORTATION       ]
Steaai boats.
Mleamboaln.
Steaaiboata.
YOUR VACATION BE-
The Aarh
of garotca."
GINS THE MOMENT YOU STEP ABOARD the Ideal  Tourist Route.
Picture lo yourtelf th^ luxury of a magnificent, nuMtolk. loatbif kolal, par-
feci in lit eomf'jrto an<L e«Dveniencet,   with ilaterooa* dc hue, privala tMlh*
¦nd prW«>e b«lconkwv-^4l>*'i>>°8 meali.   I>eauliful   ballroomi.  MbraaoDg  tatjic.
_       Enjoy  lhe grandeur of  tfte iceneTy  on  lhe hiitoric  Hudaon lavaaUd bjr dl*
giant tcarchv
The Largest River Steamship^ in the World
NEW TORK—ALBANT—TROT
Daily Servico jn„ u ji. b.
People". Line (S. S. BERKSHIRE and C. W. MORSE) OrfW F. M.
New  "Nidil  E«pre.i".. J'JS £'S*
CMiital d^ lJn«.... •• *i30 P.M-
Faraai People'aa^nd Night ExF|raaa, $2.00 one way; $3.M round trip CapiUl City Una, $1.00 ona way
Imavm
Pter ta It. B. w. UM rn.
6t3«f.M. 10K»0 P.M. •lOO P.R
ii
THE SEARCHLIGHT ROUTE"
WUY HOT A PARSMT-TMGHERS
'" CLUB FOR SUTRVILLE S001E?
or A MOST IVTESESTniQ LETTER TO   THE   JVASSAU   POST   MBS. .AMES   DISCUSSES  THE   QUES¬ TION. 	
To the Editor of Nassau Poet.
May I through your columns ex¬ press my views of "Piay on the School Grounds?"
Why not a parent-teachers' ciub for Smithville South?
'Boys are a nuisance." With a choking sensation I heard this said of our boys—all boys in general. Now, being the parent of two ooys full of "ginger" (sometimes called meanness by others), I do not agree with the above Statement and the chocking yet remains or "sticks in my crop."
In the school year just past the Smithville schools deserve great credit as a greater percentage of our chil¬ dren have successfully passed in reg¬ ents and grade examinations than ever heretofore. This means fewer failures among our nearly three hun¬ dred children.
To whom shail we give credit? The taxpayers have the privilege by vote to secure our teachers for our schools through our echool board whora we elect and trust as a body to do this work for us. We have never had so many and efflcient teachers who so faithfully and courageously perform¬ ed not only their school dulles but act as a source of strength to us all by their untiring efforts and harmonious work.
These teachers realize the import¬ ance of putting into use the unlimited "ginger" of the normal healthy chllo. How better than by good, clean play? Who bettter nualified than the prin¬ cipal and teachers of our school who have spent many hours directing and playing with our children on the school grounds when we, as parents of real children, have neither time nor means to so do.
What better than tennis? A healthy, quiet sport, developing mus¬ cle, eradicating "yellow streaks," stimulating "team work" and better yet, teaching that only fair piay can promote lasting success anywhere, anytime.
Where better than the school grounds, dear to us all, old or young?
Boys are a nuisance? Are they if provided with good, clean sport and proper persons to guide and direct them where they may work off their exuberant spirits.
My heartfelt thanks to those teach¬ ers and parents who assisted wilh the school entertainment. To the mem¬ bers of the school board who were present and pleased with the efforts of the children  and  teachers at  the
club house entertAinmcnt thereby showing their interest as well ss sup¬ porting the object to secure funds to purchase school games and means ot play, one of the most essential body, brain and character builders of chil¬ dren.
Mats off to our fellow-citizen who has the courage of his convictions who surely was once a child, also who has the loyal support of the parents in Smithville and the good will of the •kiddies." i
To our dearest earthly possession ' the "dear kiddies," may they be per¬ mitted to enjoy wbat is rightfully ttieirs that when they must also look back to childhood scenes, childhood faith for strength to bear life's bur¬ dens, may dear old Smithville South school days ever show fair piay. ,
Sincerely, (Signed)     (Mrs.) GEO. W. AMES, Smithville South, L. 1.
I POWKM  BOAT MOSBS BIIKT
1 Ueave   liemve High
I Brilmere Hill Beach
I June 3« to Sept. IS. .*.«(a. tn.    *.3»a. m. I .. S.3t p.' m.    4.M p. m.
'Sept. 13 to 19, dally S.tS a. m.    4.M p. in.
i Sept.  4  9.40 a. ni.    7.S« a. ni.
I  (.IS p. m.  "S 1} p. ni.
I     Satuidays ...9.4fta.m.    <.30 a. m.
'July-  3  tt> Sept.  4. . .3.1S p. m. ll'.OS noon
.. .i.t9 p. m.    4.0( p. Iti.
Sundaya ... 9.46 a. m.    T.SO a. m.
' July tl to AufT. 29. . .4.IS p. m.    3.00 p. m.
.inrt   Labor  r>a}-. . .O.IS p. in.    S.IS p. m.
LET US
EE TOUR yALET Sanitary methods, of coarse, be¬ cause today that is demanded every¬ where.
My Valet
Ex|»erla la  the earei of I^adlea' aa4 Geatleiaea'a f.araieata
33 Railroad Avenne.       Opp. Depot.
¦PHO.VK   84   FREEPORT
My  Telephone Number is  337 FREEPORT
C. A. FULTON
Undertaker and   Embalmer
57 West Merrick Road FREEPORT. N. T.
Mt^a R|||( Man
is knocking tB your door.
HAVE TOU ANT RAGS, BOT¬ TLES, RUBBERS OR OLD AUTO TIRES?
Ragft, lc a pound; Metal, mar¬ ket price; Auto Tires, 4c a pound.
Frank.   Farmlet
16 Grand Avenue       Freeport
Telephone 177-M.
EDWARD SMITH
.MARTIN   F.   .MURPHY
SMITH m. MVRPHY
Practical Plumbers
and Gas Fitters Satisfaction Guaranteed
We will cheer¬ fully give you
estimates and do
your work by
contract, if you
desire.
SAVE   MONEY
BT TAKING ADVAKTAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE
UTZ STREET
FREEPORT
Tel. 366
High-HUl Beach Hotel and Casino
Long Island New York
An Ideal Spot for an Outing
After a visit to thit resort you will join the universal chorus—"NO  OTIIER PLACE LIKE IT." AcocMable from Freeport, Bellmore and Seaford.
Dancing, Bathing, Boating, Fishing.   Excursionists Welcome.
NO STARCHT BOARDWALK 8TTLE: COM^RT AND HAPPINESS.
M. F. SAVAGE,
Proprietor.
«RB.%T   MOITH   BAV   FKHMV vourAKY
SUMMBR  time:  TABLE
In &itii«t Juno 30.  191S.
XASHAV- BV THV SKA SI«A KDOB
i<-RRiBi>oRT        roiirr e«okovt
'W««k Daya
L. avp  Kreeport Le*ve B««efe
«.00 a. m. S.SO a. *.
S.OO a.m. 8.15 a-m.
9.4$ a.m. IO.lSa.ni.
10.4Sa. m. 12.IS p. m.
a.4Sa. m. l.4Sp..m.
'^.IB p. m. »JS p. m.
MR p. m. l.ls p. in.
S.45 p..m 5.45 p. m.
S 15 p.m. S.JOp. m.
6.30 p. ro. 7.00 p. m.
S«B4aF« ¦¦« HvlMtara
I^^ave  Freeport
7.00 a. m. .
!>.45 a. m.. and hourly thereafter until
S.45 p. m. 7.46 p. m. I<cav<'  Nassau
to.15 a. m., and hourly thereafter until
•.15 p. m. 6.45 p. m. a.BO p. m. NOTE.—Sea   Edge   stops    are    made only ou sternal or to leavo passenger*. Ml^'t.   BRACK Mi'emh   Umyn I. ave Pulnt Lookout 6.15 a. m.. connecting: with 7.21 to N. T. 11.40 B. m., connecting with 12.32 to N. Y, 2.15 p. m.. connectlns with 3.10 to N. Y, 4.40 p. tn.. connecting with 5.20 to N. V. Leave Queenswater
7.40 a. m.   (arrival  of    «.47  from N.  T.>
12.10 p.m.  (arrival of 11.05 from N. T.>
.1.00 p. tn.   (nrrlval of    2.06  from  N.  T.>
5.50 p.m.  (arrival of    5.00  from  N.  Y)
Loavo   Point  lookout 8.00 a. m. 11.40 a. in. 3.40 p, m.. connectinK wllh 4,20 to N. Y. .1.00 p. m., connectinK with 6.1.1 lo N. Y. T.oavo Quoonswater
10.25 H. ni.   (arrival of    9.05 from N,  Y.) 12.20 p.m.  (arrival of  11.17   from  N.  Y.) 4.15 j>. ni. 6.20 p. m.' NOTK.—Special   flme  table  for  I..ab<)r Oay on this division.
HICiH   HII.I.  BKACH Loavo   HlKh  mil   Boach,  Mondays  only,
6.45 a. m. T.^.   Froeport Lv
!i.46 a. m. 1.15 p. m. 4.15 p. ni.
MlKh  Hill  Beach
10.45 a. m.
2.30 p. m.
5.30 p. m.
Subject  to chaiiKo  without  notlco.
FHKKPOnT   HAII.ROtn   «OMP\IVV
SlIMMKR TIMK T.VHLK
In   ofTect   Juno  .10.  IiM 5..
Trolloys    of    tho    Froojiorl      Kailroad
c)mi>any   run   on   half   honr   hoadway,
liiivintf -tlio   railrond   stution   iit    Frco-
.    rl   on   the  hour   aiid   half  hour   up   lo
5.45   wook  days and  9.15  .^umlays,  con-
ni'Ctinjr   with   :ill   oast   and   wost   hound
car.M of tho Now  York  atid   Lonn  Island
Vr.-irtlon   Comimny   at   .Xtlantlo   avonuo
Uld Soutll (Jrovo stre«'t
Week  Uaya Loavo Woodol. ft
L.avo Hook 5.4 5 p
I!.
7..in S.IS S.4.'> 9.10
in.:in
11.10
Loavo IU)oK !i.l5 10.15 11.15 SuhJ.
¦t   to  ohango  wllh
I.oave It.  .Station UOO p. in. fi 12 «.20
<i 4K «.5K 7.0X
7.45 H.10 ft.10
y.5o
10.50 12.20 nnd   liolidays
Itoave
]'..  )l. Station
'.t.io
10.10 1 1.30 ml   notlco.
l.oiiK   Island   tiallruad   Time   Table
iKITootlvo    .luno    30,    I'.HS.)
L.avo Morrlck for .Now Vork. Ponii- .•svlvnnla Stallcin. Urooklyu and Intor- niillHto slallons; Woi'k-days, 5.16, 15.52, 6.3S, fi.ni, 7.IB. 17.2S, 8.01, 8.12, 8.51, 10.12 a. in.; 12.26, l.ai, 1.02, 4.17, 5,1H, 6.41, 8.11. 10.5!) p .m.; Sundays. 6.4K, 8.22, 0.20 a. in.: 12.05. 2.44, 4.30, 5.33, 7.11, ¦¦ 10,  a.44,  1 1.20 p. in.
Loavo Krooprirl for Now Vork, I'l'iin- sylvanla Station and Brooklyn: Weok- davs, 5.20, 15.56. 6.42. 6.5.S, 7,20, 17.45, S.i)5, 8.1G, S.55, 19.49. 10.17 ll. tn.l 12.30, 1.19. 3.06, 4.21, 5.02, 5.46, B.45, 8.16. '.(.21, 11.03 p. m.; Sundays, 6.52, 8.26, 9.24 a. in.; 12.09, 2.48, 4.34. 5.37, 7.15, 7.50. 8.44. 9:48. 11.24   |>.  m.
TraliiH havo Kro<porl for .\niltyvillo, nuhvlon, l':ilolio«iio and intorineillato RtiUions; Wook-days, nal.41. s.io. a!t.2'.», 11.51 a. in.; sl.28, 1.41, Hfi2.22. 2.44, a3.B8, ia4.59, f5.32, a5.55, a6.19, 16.37, b7.06, 7.44, aS.01, a9.07, alO.46 p. in.; 12.17, 2.04 nluhl; Sundays. 5.11, m9.22, aHi.56 a. in.; 12.29. 2.22. 112.4.S, 3.52, 6.16, 6.56, a9.02, all.14  p. ni.;  1.12 niffht.
Trains U-avo .\i'\v York. I'lnnsylvania Sialion. for Fro.-poM. .Morrl-k and prin¬ cipal Intonn.diato .s|;illons ii;>1.,'0. 5.41, 7.0(1. aS.16, II.III) a. in.; H12.40, 12.47, sal.12, 2.110, al.OO, a 4.02, fl.42. laS.OO, a5.11, 5.51, a«.l5, 6.50, 7.10. aS.lO, n9.5il, 11.12, p .in.; al.lO niKht; Suudays, 4.10, aK.25. 9.57, 11.36 a. m.; 1.56. ii2.BX, 6.27, 6.02,  .iS.OK,  iilO.lS p. tn.; al2.13  niKht.
aTrnins run lo Hahyloii only.
oltuns  ou  Monday oniy.
kSloi's (Ml Hinnal: runs to .laniiiliM ouly.
iiN'o Hrooklyn ooiili   clinnt-.
s.Siit indays only.
fi;xoi ;it Saturdays.
i ICxoopt holidays.
li;.\oopt  Saturdays  nud   lioil.l.iys.
'I'Millis havo Hrooklyn, Flathush Avi - nuo .Stallon, ahout llio sanu.> tlnio ii.s iImiso sliown fr((in Now Vork, I'oun.syl- v.i Iliil Stallou. Tills linil' lahlo subl'-ot lo   i'h:\ii>;o   xvilhoul   iiollcf.
DAII.V    TII«>M.KY    TIIMIC    TAilliK.
Mineola -Iirooklyn Divlalon.
Loavo llompsic'ad. -Main and  Front Sts.:
Southbound al 4.10, 4.45, 5.15, 5.30 a. m.; Ihon «>vory 30 minutes thoroaftor until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to Itockvlllo rjontro  only.
Northbound at 5.30 a. in., and every 10   minutos   thoroaftor  until   12.00  a.   in.
Lasl car leaves City Lln>-. Hrooklyn, for Hoinpsload at 12.45 a.  m.
A nft>'on-mlnuto hoadway is operated botwoon Uockvillo Contro ami Brook¬ lyn ns follows: AVoek days, except Sun¬ days, loavo (¦r.'jnt find Liberty streetR, Brooklyn, 6.00 fl. m. till 9.16 a. m.; then 2.45 p. m. till 7.45 p. m. Sundays, 12.00 N.  till  8.46  p. m.
Ilempatead-Jamalen DIvlaloB. Lo.avo HompHto,id, Main and  Front 8ts.:
Westbound ot 6.30 a. m., and everjr 10 ininutoB thoreafter until 11.30 p. m. Sundays, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 min¬ utos  theroaftor  until   11.30 p.   m.
Kastbound, 6.IB a. m., and every 30 minutos thoreafter until 12.16 a. m. Sundays, 7.15 a. m., and then the aama Hchoilulo as  wook  days.
Jerlcbo   Pike   Division. Loavps    Minoola.    Boulevard    and    Old Country   road:
WpBlbound, 6.80 a. m., and everjr 30 mlnutori thoroaftor until 9.16 p. m., then id.IE and 11.15 p. m. Hundaya, first car, 6.15 a. m., then same schedula as  vtfook  days.
Leave Jamaica, ITulton and Waahlng'ton stroots: '
Kastbound, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 minutos Ihoroafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 a. m. Sun¬ days, flrsl cnr, 7.15 a, m., then aama schodul"- as wi'ok days.
      J. M. sTODr>Ann, supt.
THB IVRW YORK AND NORTH HHORK TRACTION   COMPANY.
Time   Tablo   L...otivp  Jan.   I.   1916. Week   Daya.
I.,*'ave Porl WashlnKton for Mineola, Hlcksvlllo and FlushlnK: 6.06 a. m.; then every hour until 10.06 p. m. Car loBvinK Port WashlnKton at ll.Ot p. ro. to Roslyn Clock Tower only.
Leave F'lushlnK for Port Waahlnrton -ind Hicksvillo: 6.30 a. m.; then overy hour until 9.30 p. ni, Cars leavInK 9.80 and 10.30 p. m. to Hoslyn Clock Tower omy.
)latiir4arB.
Car loavInK FlushlnK *t 9.30 p. m. runa to Hicksville.
Leave Hicksville for Port Waahln^- toM and FlushlnK: 6.88 a. m.; then everjr hour until 9..*^ p. m. Car leavlnir Hicka- vlll at 10.36 p. m. to Roslyn car barn only.
^¦¦4are.
Leave Port WaehlnKton for Mineola. Hicksville and 1-iMshlnK: 7.06 a. m.; then every hour until 10,06 p. m. Car leavlnK Port Washlngrton 11.06 p. m. to Roalyn (.'look Tower only.
L.eave FlushlnK for Port WashlnKton and Hlcksvlllo: 6.go a. m.; then every hour unlll 9.30 p. m. Car leavlnr 1S.3* p. m. fo Roslyn Clock Tower onljr.
T^ave HlCH.BVllle for Port Waahlnc- ton and FlushlnK: 7.3S a. m., then everr hour until 9.3S p. m. Cat leavlnc Hlcka¬ vllle *t 10.35 p. tn. and Il.Sf p. m. to Roeljrn ear barn onlr.

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Title	Nassau Post 19150806; Title
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FullText	' !,..¦.»«¦.• I..Ji.iUtM' !_;'<V;'J^''M>.jlVigl,'S,'^ai>in« «,y,-ji, -:'-^ '^•^^•-.^MMIi^m^-^SiWyi-^^-' -¦:i!^mA^m.:m} 'miiSi]^j^i^H^;ii^^i-tii^:2:^v^V;C>"i-. TBE WASSAV POST, FIXBPOST, W. Y., lUDAT. AUCI178T 9, UU. E"5i<rr? SEA FOOD We carry only the best of ererythiaf ia oar Uae; sad haadle and keep it podtiTely proteeted affainst eontaaunatioa. Call and inspect onr pisoe aad obserre its eleaalinew aad our Military methods. •' It makea no difference whether you live at BooMTelt, Merriok, Bellmore, Wantagh or Seaford, telepkone yonr order and we will deliver it promptly and sstiffactorily. We are eatablishinf anto lerTiee. FREEPORT FISH MARKET 10 WEST MEBBICK BOAD, Tel. S-U. FREEPOBT. J. M. HEWI^CTT H«ky« Fedd, tlundle Wood Market and Oarden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer, Dried Grains COR, CHURCH STREET AND NEW BOULEVARD, FREEPORT, N. T. Will close at 1 P, M. on Saturdays during July, August and September DONT LOOK FOR MT PICTURE BUT COME IN AND SEE ME AND MT COMPLETE STOCK OF Hardware and House Furnishings GLASSWARE, DISHES, PORCELAIN LINED AND AGATE WARE, WIRE WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS READT TO PUT UP, PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES POULTRT WIRE, ALL WIDTHS AND GARDEN HOSE. Photo hy American Press Assoclatioa. Superintendent Rlley is flruring In a controversy wllh Warden Osborne of Sing ainic. whnso lonloncy In convicts appar¬ ently doea nut meet thc approval uf hla Fuperior. FOR 1,50 A MONTH Wc clian, repHlr and prc»H your clothes, ullowinx ono suit or overcoat each wcj-k. ¦ CALL. AND DKLIVKRY .SERVICK MY V A I, K T !tn llallroad Aveaae Opp. Depot 'Phon« 84 Frocport Supplies of Every Description m^ /' AUTO DELIVERY W. A. MACFARLANE 29 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COR. OLIVE BOULEVARD While in Mineola STOP AT HENRT C. KRAMER'S Hotel Nassau Where you will meet your Friends. Accidents Will happen aud when they do wo Invariably scratch our heads and consider where we can get t'.ie he.Ht, quickest and cheapest relief. V\e liavo e.vpert machinists, a modern etjuipped mahine shop, and do work, either repairing or Installing new gasoline engines. M,\RINF WORK A SPECIALTY John M. Simpson So. Main St., Head Freeport River fei. .-,-S-W. ( TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION ] Steaai boats. Mleamboaln. Steaaiboata. YOUR VACATION BE- The Aarh of garotca." GINS THE MOMENT YOU STEP ABOARD the Ideal Tourist Route. Picture lo yourtelf th^ luxury of a magnificent, nuMtolk. loatbif kolal, par- feci in lit eomf'jrto an<L e«Dveniencet, with ilaterooa* dc hue, privala tMlh* ¦nd prW«>e b«lconkwv-^4l>'i>>°8 meali. I>eauliful ballroomi. MbraaoDg tatjic. _ Enjoy lhe grandeur of tfte iceneTy on lhe hiitoric Hudaon lavaaUd bjr dl giant tcarchv The Largest River Steamship^ in the World NEW TORK—ALBANT—TROT Daily Servico jn„ u ji. b. People". Line (S. S. BERKSHIRE and C. W. MORSE) OrfW F. M. New "Nidil E«pre.i".. J'JS £'S* CMiital d^ lJn«.... •• i30 P.M- Faraai People'aa^nd Night ExF raaa, $2.00 one way; $3.M round trip CapiUl City Una, $1.00 ona way Imavm Pter ta It. B. w. UM rn. 6t3«f.M. 10K»0 P.M. •lOO P.R ii THE SEARCHLIGHT ROUTE" WUY HOT A PARSMT-TMGHERS '" CLUB FOR SUTRVILLE S001E? or A MOST IVTESESTniQ LETTER TO THE JVASSAU POST MBS..AMES DISCUSSES THE QUES¬ TION. To the Editor of Nassau Poet. May I through your columns ex¬ press my views of "Piay on the School Grounds?" Why not a parent-teachers' ciub for Smithville South? 'Boys are a nuisance." With a choking sensation I heard this said of our boys—all boys in general. Now, being the parent of two ooys full of "ginger" (sometimes called meanness by others), I do not agree with the above Statement and the chocking yet remains or "sticks in my crop." In the school year just past the Smithville schools deserve great credit as a greater percentage of our chil¬ dren have successfully passed in reg¬ ents and grade examinations than ever heretofore. This means fewer failures among our nearly three hun¬ dred children. To whom shail we give credit? The taxpayers have the privilege by vote to secure our teachers for our schools through our echool board whora we elect and trust as a body to do this work for us. We have never had so many and efflcient teachers who so faithfully and courageously perform¬ ed not only their school dulles but act as a source of strength to us all by their untiring efforts and harmonious work. These teachers realize the import¬ ance of putting into use the unlimited "ginger" of the normal healthy chllo. How better than by good, clean play? Who bettter nualified than the prin¬ cipal and teachers of our school who have spent many hours directing and playing with our children on the school grounds when we, as parents of real children, have neither time nor means to so do. What better than tennis? A healthy, quiet sport, developing mus¬ cle, eradicating "yellow streaks" stimulating "team work" and better yet, teaching that only fair piay can promote lasting success anywhere, anytime. Where better than the school grounds, dear to us all, old or young? Boys are a nuisance? Are they if provided with good, clean sport and proper persons to guide and direct them where they may work off their exuberant spirits. My heartfelt thanks to those teach¬ ers and parents who assisted wilh the school entertainment. To the mem¬ bers of the school board who were present and pleased with the efforts of the children and teachers at the club house entertAinmcnt thereby showing their interest as well ss sup¬ porting the object to secure funds to purchase school games and means ot play, one of the most essential body, brain and character builders of chil¬ dren. Mats off to our fellow-citizen who has the courage of his convictions who surely was once a child, also who has the loyal support of the parents in Smithville and the good will of the •kiddies." i To our dearest earthly possession ' the "dear kiddies" may they be per¬ mitted to enjoy wbat is rightfully ttieirs that when they must also look back to childhood scenes, childhood faith for strength to bear life's bur¬ dens, may dear old Smithville South school days ever show fair piay. , Sincerely, (Signed) (Mrs.) GEO. W. AMES, Smithville South, L. 1. I POWKM BOAT MOSBS BIIKT 1 Ueave liemve High I Brilmere Hill Beach I June 3« to Sept. IS...«(a. tn. .3»a. m. I.. S.3t p.' m. 4.M p. m. 'Sept. 13 to 19, dally S.tS a. m. 4.M p. in. i Sept. 4 9.40 a. ni. 7.S« a. ni. I (.IS p. m. "S 1} p. ni. I Satuidays...9.4fta.m. <.30 a. m. 'July- 3 tt> Sept. 4...3.1S p. m. ll'.OS noon...i.t9 p. m. 4.0( p. Iti. Sundaya... 9.46 a. m. T.SO a. m. ' July tl to AufT. 29...4.IS p. m. 3.00 p. m..inrt Labor r>a}-...O.IS p. in. S.IS p. m. LET US EE TOUR yALET Sanitary methods, of coarse, be¬ cause today that is demanded every¬ where. My Valet Ex »erla la the earei of I^adlea' aa4 Geatleiaea'a f.araieata 33 Railroad Avenne. Opp. Depot. ¦PHO.VK 84 FREEPORT My Telephone Number is 337 FREEPORT C. A. FULTON Undertaker and Embalmer 57 West Merrick Road FREEPORT. N. T. Mt^a R ( Man is knocking tB your door. HAVE TOU ANT RAGS, BOT¬ TLES, RUBBERS OR OLD AUTO TIRES? Ragft, lc a pound; Metal, mar¬ ket price; Auto Tires, 4c a pound. Frank. Farmlet 16 Grand Avenue Freeport Telephone 177-M. EDWARD SMITH.MARTIN F. .MURPHY SMITH m. MVRPHY Practical Plumbers and Gas Fitters Satisfaction Guaranteed We will cheer¬ fully give you estimates and do your work by contract, if you desire. SAVE MONEY BT TAKING ADVAKTAGE OF OUR EXPERIENCE UTZ STREET FREEPORT Tel. 366 High-HUl Beach Hotel and Casino Long Island New York An Ideal Spot for an Outing After a visit to thit resort you will join the universal chorus—"NO OTIIER PLACE LIKE IT." AcocMable from Freeport, Bellmore and Seaford. Dancing, Bathing, Boating, Fishing. Excursionists Welcome. NO STARCHT BOARDWALK 8TTLE: COM^RT AND HAPPINESS. M. F. SAVAGE, Proprietor. «RB.%T MOITH BAV FKHMV vourAKY SUMMBR time: TABLE In &itii«t Juno 30. 191S. XASHAV- BV THV SKA SI«A KDOB i<-RRiBi>oRT roiirr e«okovt 'W««k Daya L. avp Kreeport Leve B««efe «.00 a. m. S.SO a. . S.OO a.m. 8.15 a-m. 9.4$ a.m. IO.lSa.ni. 10.4Sa. m. 12.IS p. m. a.4Sa. m. l.4Sp..m. '^.IB p. m. »JS p. m. MR p. m. l.ls p. in. S.45 p..m 5.45 p. m. S 15 p.m. S.JOp. m. 6.30 p. ro. 7.00 p. m. S«B4aF« ¦¦« HvlMtara I^^ave Freeport 7.00 a. m.. !>.45 a. m.. and hourly thereafter until S.45 p. m. 7.46 p. m. I<cav<' Nassau to.15 a. m., and hourly thereafter until •.15 p. m. 6.45 p. m. a.BO p. m. NOTE.—Sea Edge stops are made only ou sternal or to leavo passenger. Ml^'t. BRACK Mi'emh Umyn I. ave Pulnt Lookout 6.15 a. m.. connecting: with 7.21 to N. T. 11.40 B. m., connecting with 12.32 to N. Y, 2.15 p. m.. connectlns with 3.10 to N. Y, 4.40 p. tn.. connecting with 5.20 to N. V. Leave Queenswater 7.40 a. m. (arrival of «.47 from N. T.> 12.10 p.m. (arrival of 11.05 from N. T.>.1.00 p. tn. (nrrlval of 2.06 from N. T.> 5.50 p.m. (arrival of 5.00 from N. Y) Loavo Point lookout 8.00 a. m. 11.40 a. in. 3.40 p, m.. connectinK wllh 4,20 to N. Y..1.00 p. m., connectinK with 6.1.1 lo N. Y. T.oavo Quoonswater 10.25 H. ni. (arrival of 9.05 from N, Y.) 12.20 p.m. (arrival of 11.17 from N. Y.) 4.15 j>. ni. 6.20 p. m.' NOTK.—Special flme table for I..ab<)r Oay on this division. HICiH HII.I. BKACH Loavo HlKh mil Boach, Mondays only, 6.45 a. m. T.^. Froeport Lv !i.46 a. m. 1.15 p. m. 4.15 p. ni. MlKh Hill Beach 10.45 a. m. 2.30 p. m. 5.30 p. m. Subject to chaiiKo without notlco. FHKKPOnT HAII.ROtn «OMP\IVV SlIMMKR TIMK T.VHLK In ofTect Juno .10. IiM 5.. Trolloys of tho Froojiorl Kailroad c)mi>any run on half honr hoadway, liiivintf -tlio railrond stution iit Frco-. rl on the hour aiid half hour up lo 5.45 wook days and 9.15 .^umlays, con- ni'Ctinjr with :ill oast and wost hound car.M of tho Now York atid Lonn Island Vr.-irtlon Comimny at .Xtlantlo avonuo Uld Soutll (Jrovo stre«'t Week Uaya Loavo Woodol. ft L.avo Hook 5.4 5 p I !. 7..in S.IS S.4.'> 9.10 in.:in 11.10 Loavo IU)oK !i.l5 10.15 11.15 SuhJ. ¦t to ohango wllh I.oave It. .Station UOO p. in. fi 12 «.20 <i 4K «.5K 7.0X 7.45 H.10 ft.10 y.5o 10.50 12.20 nnd liolidays Itoave ]'.. )l. Station '.t.io 10.10 1 1.30 ml notlco. l.oiiK Island tiallruad Time Table iKITootlvo .luno 30, I'.HS.) L.avo Morrlck for.Now Vork. Ponii-.•svlvnnla Stallcin. Urooklyu and Intor- niillHto slallons; Woi'k-days, 5.16, 15.52, 6.3S, fi.ni, 7.IB. 17.2S, 8.01, 8.12, 8.51, 10.12 a. in.; 12.26, l.ai, 1.02, 4.17, 5,1H, 6.41, 8.11. 10.5!) p.m.; Sundays. 6.4K, 8.22, 0.20 a. in.: 12.05. 2.44, 4.30, 5.33, 7.11, ¦¦ 10, a.44, 1 1.20 p. in. Loavo Krooprirl for Now Vork, I'l'iin- sylvanla Station and Brooklyn: Weok- davs, 5.20, 15.56. 6.42. 6.5.S, 7,20, 17.45, S.i)5, 8.1G, S.55, 19.49. 10.17 ll. tn.l 12.30, 1.19. 3.06, 4.21, 5.02, 5.46, B.45, 8.16. '.(.21, 11.03 p. m.; Sundays, 6.52, 8.26, 9.24 a. in.; 12.09, 2.48, 4.34. 5.37, 7.15, 7.50. 8.44. 9:48. 11.24 >. m. TraliiH havo Kro<porl for.\niltyvillo, nuhvlon, l':ilolio«iio and intorineillato RtiUions; Wook-days, nal.41. s.io. a!t.2'.», 11.51 a. in.; sl.28, 1.41, Hfi2.22. 2.44, a3.B8, ia4.59, f5.32, a5.55, a6.19, 16.37, b7.06, 7.44, aS.01, a9.07, alO.46 p. in.; 12.17, 2.04 nluhl; Sundays. 5.11, m9.22, aHi.56 a. in.; 12.29. 2.22. 112.4.S, 3.52, 6.16, 6.56, a9.02, all.14 p. ni.; 1.12 niffht. Trains U-avo.\i'\v York. I'lnnsylvania Sialion. for Fro.-poM..Morrl-k and prin¬ cipal Intonn.diato.s ;illons ii;>1.,'0. 5.41, 7.0(1. aS.16, II.III) a. in.; H12.40, 12.47, sal.12, 2.110, al.OO, a 4.02, fl.42. laS.OO, a5.11, 5.51, a«.l5, 6.50, 7.10. aS.lO, n9.5il, 11.12, p.in.; al.lO niKht; Suudays, 4.10, aK.25. 9.57, 11.36 a. m.; 1.56. ii2.BX, 6.27, 6.02, .iS.OK, iilO.lS p. tn.; al2.13 niKht. aTrnins run lo Hahyloii only. oltuns ou Monday oniy. kSloi's (Ml Hinnal: runs to.laniiiliM ouly. iiN'o Hrooklyn ooiili clinnt-. s.Siit indays only. fi;xoi ;it Saturdays. i ICxoopt holidays. li;.\oopt Saturdays nud lioil.l.iys. 'IMillis havo Hrooklyn, Flathush Avi - nuo.Stallon, ahout llio sanu.> tlnio ii.s iImiso sliown fr((in Now Vork, I'oun.syl- v.i Iliil Stallou. Tills linil' lahlo subl'-ot lo i'h:\ii>;o xvilhoul iiollcf. DAII.V TII«>M.KY TIIMIC TAilliK. Mineola -Iirooklyn Divlalon. Loavo llompsic'ad. -Main and Front Sts.: Southbound al 4.10, 4.45, 5.15, 5.30 a. m.; Ihon «>vory 30 minutes thoroaftor until 11.00 p. m. 12.00 a. m. to Itockvlllo rjontro only. Northbound at 5.30 a. in., and every 10 minutos thoroaftor until 12.00 a. in. Lasl car leaves City Lln>-. Hrooklyn, for Hoinpsload at 12.45 a. m. A nft>'on-mlnuto hoadway is operated botwoon Uockvillo Contro ami Brook¬ lyn ns follows: AVoek days, except Sun¬ days, loavo (¦r.'jnt find Liberty streetR, Brooklyn, 6.00 fl. m. till 9.16 a. m.; then 2.45 p. m. till 7.45 p. m. Sundays, 12.00 N. till 8.46 p. m. Ilempatead-Jamalen DIvlaloB. Lo.avo HompHto,id, Main and Front 8ts.: Westbound ot 6.30 a. m., and everjr 10 ininutoB thoreafter until 11.30 p. m. Sundays, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 min¬ utos theroaftor until 11.30 p. m. Kastbound, 6.IB a. m., and every 30 minutos thoreafter until 12.16 a. m. Sundays, 7.15 a. m., and then the aama Hchoilulo as wook days. Jerlcbo Pike Division. Loavps Minoola. Boulevard and Old Country road: WpBlbound, 6.80 a. m., and everjr 30 mlnutori thoroaftor until 9.16 p. m., then id.IE and 11.15 p. m. Hundaya, first car, 6.15 a. m., then same schedula as vtfook days. Leave Jamaica, ITulton and Waahlng'ton stroots: ' Kastbound, 6.30 a. m., and every 30 minutos Ihoroafter until 10.00 p. m.; then 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 a. m. Sun¬ days, flrsl cnr, 7.15 a, m., then aama schodul"- as wi'ok days. J. M. sTODr>Ann, supt. THB IVRW YORK AND NORTH HHORK TRACTION COMPANY. Time Tablo L...otivp Jan. I. 1916. Week Daya. I.,'ave Porl WashlnKton for Mineola, Hlcksvlllo and FlushlnK: 6.06 a. m.; then every hour until 10.06 p. m. Car loBvinK Port WashlnKton at ll.Ot p. ro. to Roslyn Clock Tower only. Leave F'lushlnK for Port Waahlnrton -ind Hicksvillo: 6.30 a. m.; then overy hour until 9.30 p. ni, Cars leavInK 9.80 and 10.30 p. m. to Hoslyn Clock Tower omy. )latiir4arB. Car loavInK FlushlnK t 9.30 p. m. runa to Hicksville. Leave Hicksville for Port Waahln^- toM and FlushlnK: 6.88 a. m.; then everjr hour until 9..^ p. m. Car leavlnir Hicka- vlll at 10.36 p. m. to Roslyn car barn only. ^¦¦4are. Leave Port WaehlnKton for Mineola. Hicksville and 1-iMshlnK: 7.06 a. m.; then every hour until 10,06 p. m. Car leavlnK Port Washlngrton 11.06 p. m. to Roalyn (.'look Tower only. L.eave FlushlnK for Port WashlnKton and Hlcksvlllo: 6.go a. m.; then every hour unlll 9.30 p. m. Car leavlnr 1S.3 p. m. fo Roslyn Clock Tower onljr. T^ave HlCH.BVllle for Port Waahlnc- ton and FlushlnK: 7.3S a. m., then everr hour until 9.3S p. m. Cat leavlnc Hlcka¬ vllle *t 10.35 p. tn. and Il.Sf p. m. to Roeljrn ear barn onlr.

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