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THE MABBAV PO0T, nUOEPOST, I. T., fUDAT, TEBRUAKT 18, 191$.
Wanted, For Sale, ToLet, Board, etc.
OCEANSIDE
PaM little waat "ado." set wklle tke settta«'a »ee«.
tke se Tel.
.Mr. and Mrs. Kufus Smith of Lower Lincoln avenue entertained as their gueste over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knapp of Brooklyn, N. Y.
.Mrs. Charlee McGirl of Woods ave-
I2tat!m lea'wai^VaMMBr^r^ei^'I""® ^^ ^«*" confined to ber home
tae aaaaaaslTO laeertieaa
FOR SALE—In Smithville south, flve room house, larire barn, plenty fruit. Plot S0x2»3. Inquire Kra.ft's Market.
KOR SALK—Sevcn-hoom house, bath,
steam heat, running water, on plot
100x100; chicken house; Mmall fruit.
12,600 cash; 12,800 on mortgage. Kraft's
MarkeL 2-18-tf
board
WANTKI>—Gentleman with private family Station. Address K. Fost.
desires
near Freeport
M. C.
Nassau 2-18-lt
.FOR SALK—At Roosevelt, seven room house; all improvements; gus and electric lighling; hardwood floors; tile bathroom; bargain; easy terms; trolley stop 6i». Kdwaid l.'he. Main slreet, Roosevelt. 2-l»-4t
HOR BALIS—160-egg electric incubator and brooder; elieap. Inquire Care¬ taker Hoffman Place, 2C5 South Ocean avenue, Freeport. 2-11-tf
FOR SALE—Voung horse, good for farm work; kind and true; can be
hooked double; good wind. Inquire C. , .. ..,,,,.
Wille. Roosevelt. 2-11-111 tertalned lila daughter, .Marie Hults
iof Baldwin, over Sunday.
for the past week under tbe care of Ur. tieaman of Rockville Centre.
The friends of Counselor Shaw of lx>ng Beach road are glad to note that he is able to be around and on the job again.
Elizabeth Watkins. the daugliter of Rev. C. W. Walking of Long Beach road. Is quite 111 at her home.
Jennie Khoades of Lower Lincoln avenue haH returned to her home af¬ ter a brief stay with friends in New Jersey.
Mr. and MrH. George Kohlar of I'oole street entertained friends from New Jersey over Sunday.
P^ugene Fowler, formerly employed by the Southside Observer, has accept¬ ed a position with the New Era of Lynbrook, N. Y.
Uoyal Hults of School .itreet eu-
expecta to start In tbe taxi c#b busi¬ ness at Long Beach in the eyrinc.
Thu old Saul Ousterman bouae, on Bayslde avenue, is to be torn down during the coming week. The house j was built nearly one hundred years I ago. and is one of the old landmarks jnf Oceanside.
I Mrs. Isaac Johnson of Lincoln are- 'nue, who bas been ill with pneumonia. Me slowly recovering and will be able to be around again shortly. Sbe is under the care of Dr. Bulson of Rock¬ ville Centre.
The young folks of Oceanside en- Joyed themselves skating over the highways on Sunday morning. An old resident of Oceanside said be had never seen skating on the roadways before.
SEAFORD
Carrie Hill of Merle avenue has ac- positlon wltli Mth. Sam
WANTED—Situation us onice man bookkeeper, or manager; either tem¬ porary or permanent; years of ex per- i „, , p.i ience; best references; modsl (salary. I'; *"•''" Address Freeport P. O. Box M 25. 2-4-lt I '' ranks of Anchor avenue.
Binjaininu Wright of .New Voi'k .city wa« the guest of Mr. aud Mrs, Claude V. Wright of Oceanside road
FOR SALE—Single Comb Ithodc Island )
Red eggs for setting. J. S. De Mott, Leonard avenue. Phone 38n-W. 2-4-6t
TWO big seven-passenger cars. Loco 6-48, Marquette 4-40. fine condition and perfect runping order. Cost 18400. Sell for $1000 cash, or trade for real estale or diamonds to value of 81600. H. .T. McCord. Mi-rr^ck. L. I. FOR SALE OR TO LET--In Smithville South, six room house on plot, 50x166; plenty of fruit. Prlc< . $1,350. Intiuire Kraft's Market. 1-21-11
FOR SALE—22V4 ajre farm in Massa¬ chusetts; healthy climate; purest running water; beautiful scenery; 10- room house, garage and stable. Price. 16,000 cash.
ALSO
TO RENT—Small house at Roosevelt,
17.00 per month. Apply at Quality
Bakery, corner Orove street and Olive
Boulevard, Freeport. 10-22-tf
WANTED—Work by
cook and laundress,
26 Henry Btreet.
the day; good
Carrie Archer,
11-6-tf
Merrick School Hecords. Among the scholars who tried the regents' preliminary examinationa rt- cently, the following passed above 90 per cent, as followa; Spelling, Sadie Grover, Oeorge Fleetwood and Clif¬ ford; arithmetic, Oeorge Fleetwood and Anthony Cennlni; geography, Clifford Wiendelck and William Sea¬ man; elementary English, Qeorge Fleetwood. Kate Sendler has passed all subjects and Is now entitled to a preliminary regents' certlflcate.
tlilH past week
.Michael Lapp of Lincoln avenue has gone South for a month's stay.
.Mrs. William E. Uenls of Mott atreot haw heen on the sick list for the past week, under the care of Dr. Kue of Baldwin.
Mr. and .Mrs. Edgar Pettit of School street entertained a number of their friendw on Sunday.
Dewitt Pettit of Rockville Centre was the gueat of Mr. and Mra. M. B. Pettit of Lower Lincoln avenue over Lincoln's birthday.
Miss Susie Hewlett of Atlantic ave¬ nue has returned to her home aftor an extended visit with friends in Hew¬ letts, L. 1.
Del. Denton of East Rockaway has been surveying property on Davison avenue for the past week.
George Smith of Oceanside road has been on the sick list for the past week.
Divlllo Schoen, son of Mr. and Mr.s. Charles Schoen of Poole atreet, has been ill for the past week.
Harry Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mra. S. J. Baldwin of Long Beach road. Is seriously 111 with pneumonia, and un¬ der a doctor's care.
George E. Rider of Atlantic avenue
.Mi.ss .Mauretta Ketchaiu ha.-i com¬ pleted her course in stenogarphy and I typewriting at Browne's Business College and hae secured a poaitlon tn Long laland City.
A number of the residents of tbis village enjoyed a good time at the valentine social given by the Metho¬ dist Epiacopal church at the home of •Mrs. Charles E. Mills.
Mr. Nelaon Verity is couflued in bed with an attack of the grip.
A number of people attended the liinochle party given by MIbs Mary Southard In her home on Saturday last. The successful contestants were: .Mrs. Goalin of Freeport, Mr. James Seanian of Wautagh. Mrs. Sh reeves, Mr. ,lohn Powell, Miss Ethel Waltera of Wantagh and Mr. Ansel Raynor. After the trophies were distributed a tasty supper was enjoyed by all.
FOR SALE
TWO CHESTEB WHITE BBEEDING SOWS WITH PIGS SIXTEEN PIOS. 8 TO 10 WEEKS OLD. FOB BBEEDING, PEB PAIB, $8.00 UP, INQUIRE
FRED OUMRP
ATLANTIC AND BAYVIEW AVENUES FBEEPOBT, L. I.
Telephone 974.
MASSAPEQUA
The enclire club was entertained by .Mrs. J. VV. Anderaon of Front street on Tuesday. Feb. 8. The suc¬ cessful contestants were Mrs. C. Southard and Mrs. Thomas Browne.
The members of the First Presby¬ terian church gave an oyster supper on Saturday evening, Feb. 12, at 7 o'clock, in the land olfice building, In honor of their pastor, Mr. Chester.
The Social Cluh held a dance on Friday evening, Feb. 12. The affair was given for the entertainment of the members and their friends.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home of Mrs. L. B. Adams of Ocean avenue on Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 2 p. m.
Mra. E. Southard of Grand avenue spent the pa.st week at the home of her niece, Mr.s. P. Smith, of Freeport.
The Massapequa Grange held a ball on Thursday evening, Feb. 17, at Firemen's Hall. Central Park, L. I.
To correct a miststatement In a recent isaue, the powerful 8-cyllnder touring car purchased by Edward H. Floyd Jones Is a Cadillac, and not a Stearns as previously announced.
Mi3s Jennie Rasmussen of La Grange, N. Y., is the gueet of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Front street.
The euchre club wlll meet on Tues¬ day afternoon, Feb. 22, at the home of Mrs. WlUlam J. Rohr on the Hlckb- ville road.
Mrs. Eflie Harriman of Staten Isl¬ aud and Mrs. Margaret Marshall of
Boston, Mass.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lilly of Ocean avenue.
Mrs. Fannie Whitlock and WillUm Carpenter of New Tork City were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Floyd- Jones of tbe South Country road orer the week end. Mr. Carpenter la ttae father of Mra. Jones.
Mrs. C. P. Johnson, of Tarrytown, N. T.. Tisited Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge JufauBua of Front sireet over the week end.
Vivian Naar, Helen DIebl, Dorothy Browne, Mary Southard. John Dlehl and Thomas Allen Browne, all of Mas¬ sapequa, are to take part at the mual¬ cale to be given by their muaic In¬ structress, Mlaa Mary Baldwin of Am¬ ityvllle, next Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, at tbe club hou.se, Amity- Tllle.
Mr. Frank Klllan of Hicksville road has gone to Broomyn and New York city for a few days, where he will visit relatives. •
The furniture and fixtures of the Massapequa hotel were sold a public auction Monday last. The articles were largely purchased by dealers who came from Hicksville. tfuntlng- ton and Olen Cove.
There bas been rumors of the hotel being razed and the material used ill the construction of a number of bungalows, but no deflnite plans have aa yet been announced.
During the auction sale at the Mas¬ sapequa hotel, Mr. Bpstb.u. the auc¬ tioneer and his assistants made a jolly and happy crowd at Pennell's hotel.
SALE GMNG ON
ON ACCOUNT OF THE BAD WEATHEB PEOPLE COULD NOT GO OUT SHOPPING AND WE COULD
NOT SELL OUT THE
bintire Stock and Fixtures
OF THE
L. I. 5 and 10c Store
63 South iVIain Street, Corner Newton Boulevard, Freeport, L. I.
WHICH MUST BE SOLD
,3ecau8e our lease expires and we have to move. The complete stock will be sold at less than our cost price. The stock contains a oomplete line of HOUSEFUBNISHINGS, ENAMEL WABE, CB0CEEB7, OLASSWABE, DBT QOODS, HOSIEBT, LACE, EMBB0IDEB7, BIBBONS, UNDEBWEAB, CHIL- DBEN'S WEAB, STATIONEBY AND CANDT.
Here are a few prices; space will not permit us to price everything in the store.
Children's Flannel Dresses, Bompers and
Night Dresses 15c
Men's Winter Underwear 36c
Ladies' Muslin Drawers - 17c
Kitohen Knives ^ 3c
Silver Plated Knives and Forks .. T. 7c
Window Shades, guaranteed 17c
Coffee Mills 17o
Turkish Towels, large, 26x47 14c
Buckram Hat Shapes 6o
Straw Flowers and Velvet at Half Price.
All Kinds of Lace and Embroidery at Half Price.
All lOc Bibbon 7o
Baby Bibbon, a roll 6Vic
Presbyterian Church Notes.
The .social events of the aeason cul¬ minated in the complimentary oyster supper tendered by the members of the Presbyterian church of Mas.sape¬ qua last Saturday evening, taking the form of a Lincoln's birthday party. The notices sent out on Feb. 7 and Feb. 9th by Messrs. Bartel and Ran¬ kin, resulted in calling together a large attendance of the 'oest people In the locality to welcome and greet Rev. E. A. Chester of the Union Theologi¬ cal Seminary, who is tonductlng the church aervlces on Sundav during the present month.
Doctor Chester assured the people that he would endeavor to call upon each and every family In the neigh¬ borhood during the month. All agreed that there was no better means of uniting and stimulating the efforts of the people in eoclal and church work than a gathering of this kind.
BELLMORE
Mr. H. L. Jaschke ana family of Bellmore wish to acknowledge with deepest gratitude the sincere expres¬ sions of sympathy and kindness of the people of Bellmore and surrounding towns In the loss of a dear wife and loving mother. Mrs. Jaachke was In her forty-sixth year, and her demise is mourned by all who had the pleas¬ ure of knowing her kindly disposition and sacrificing spirit. She is survived by her husband, two sons, a daugh¬ ter and her aged mother.
The Bellmore Yacht Club gave a niid-wlnter ball in the Firemen's Hall last Saturday night. Nearly two hun¬ dred and flfty residents and friends attended the event, and the affair wa.s a grand success. The ball was a fltting testimonial to the popularity and esteem of the commodore and his offlcers. Handsome trophies were pre¬ sented to the successful contestants In the fancy dancing contest. The net proceeds of the ball totaled $150. The music was furnished by Hfrsh's or¬ chestra of Lindenhurst. Commodore Place wishes to extend hia thanks to tho.se who assisted in making the af¬ fair such a decided success.
Tho fair given hy the ladie.^ cf Bell¬ more for thy benefit of the lii-e com¬
pany was a social success, tbe net proceeds amounting to over $360. Mra. William Combe, chairman, with Mrs. Cbacles Seaman, Mrs. Dr. Skau. Mrs. Jobn Adel, Mrs. C. Russell, Mrs. C. Peterson, Mrs. Edgar Green. Mrs. Eugene l.Attimer, Mrs. C. Lawmaster. Mrs. Mary MacGulndy. Mrs. Nicholas Meyers and others as associates had charge of the fair.
Tbfl Bellmore Ffre Company will give tbe ladles of Bellmore wbo con¬ ducted tbe fair for the company's beneflt a supper and entertainment in Firemen's Hall Saturday evening as a testimonial of their efforts In Its behalf. Chief Lourey and brother onicei*s are sparing no pains and effort to make the entertainment a success.
The ladiea of the Altar Society of St. Barnabas Roman Catholic church will bold a pinochle and euchre In Firemen's Hall. Saturday evening, March 4. A large number of valuable and unique prizes wlll be given to the successful contestants. Tickets are on sale at .'>0 cents each. Already assurances have been given tbat tbe entertainment wlll be largely at¬ tended.
MERRICK
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Camp avenue, Merrick, Rev. W. Steinbicker, pastor. Residence, Kockville Centre.
The Bible school nieets every Sun¬ day at 2.30. Divine worship on alter¬ nate Sundays at 4 p. m. There will be a service this Sunday. Sermon subject: "The Alms and Methods of Christian and the Worldling."
The Parish Aid and Missionary So¬ ciety held Its monthly meeeting with Mra. Odell. The meeting was well at¬ tended. Several new members again joined the society.
The pastor wlll be glad to hear from all Lutherans wiihin reach of our preeent place of worship. Visitors are always welcome.
Merrick Camp Grounds.
Oil the occasion of the anniversary
If you only knew the great differ¬ ence glasses make
You wouldn't hesitate to get th,em. Dunmed, tired eye¬ sight is made clear and strong by using glasses that are properly fitted to your eyes. Strong and good eyesight is guarded against the danger of eyestrain. Have your eyes examined by a registered Optometrist without charge.
AT
A. E. MILLER'S JEWELRY STORE
42 S. MAIN ST. FBEEPOBT
Doctor's Offlco Hours: y a. in. to 11' a. IU.; 2 p. m. to 7 p. in.
All rei)air.s promptly attended to at lowe.st possible prices.
Golden Rule Market
(Formerly Freeport Market) 74 SOUTH MAIN ST. Next Door to American Theatre
Will Celebrate
Grand Openifig
Saturday, February 19, 1916
We do not claim to sell Meat cheaper than any one else in America, but our prices are the lowest in town for the grade of meat carried.
BEMEMBEB THE PLACE
Lr* I* 5 and lOo Store
63 SOUTH KAIH STBEET, COBNER NEWTON BOULEVABD, FBEEPOBT, L. I.
SALE GOING ON
We are alio williny to sell to ttoiekeepen aad jojbben ia lots.
Roast Pork 16c.
Bacon Strip 19c.
California Hams 12}^c.
Leg Canada Lamb 18c.
We're as proud as any fowl that ever strutted over the way we pick out fresh, tender, choice Poultry for our trade. Straight ¦ervice ii the brand you'll get here; none other. We're in busi¬ ness to get your trade and keep it. Our meat and methods will pleaae yoa.
Every Saturday evening after 7o'olook is "cle*a-up time," reduced piioes on eveiythiag rather thaa to repack them. Only safe way it to trade with a reliable bntoher—one whom you know will give yoa a fair deaL
CAH WE SBYE TOUT
M. F. KOCK, Prop.
Telephoae Wt.
FKEEPOBT, L. L, H. T.
of the Merrick Hook, Ladder and En¬ gine Company, Feb. 26. a monster en¬ tertainment will be beld in the com¬ pany's ball, starting at 8 o'clock. The program for the event baa not been fully completed as yet, but tbe mem¬ bers of tbe company are going to put on for tbe opening, a laughable inter¬ lude, entitled -The Coming Man," and for the close of th* «»f»teHa!ni»ie!it, thc Hlde-spllttlng, Irish act entitled • O'Orady's Appointments."
Roland H. Mayland. an "old vet." of Freeport. will be present and hae consented to make a few remarks. The complete program wlll be an¬ nounced next week.
BALDWIN
On the afternoon of Washingtons Birthday, Tueaday, Feb. 22. a ".'>00," euchre and pinochle will be held it the hdme of .Mra. Joseph Watkinson on Harrison avenue for the beneflt of the building fund of St. Christopher's Roman Catholic church.
Next Monday evening the Woman's Advance Club will hold a fancv dress
dance In the Baldwin Theatre, oe¬ ginning at 8.15 o'clock. A plMsioff feature of the occasion will be th* folk and fancy dancing by the little folks.
Mrs. Edwin H. Payne, accompa¬ nied by her son, Otto W.. Payne, is enjoying a trip through the aouth.
The engagement Is announeed ot Miss Meta H. Barth of Brooklyn to Paul G. Schuman of this plaee.
Mrs. Raymond F. Smith will lead tbe Epfc'orth League meeting in th* M. E. church Sunday evening; topie: "Tbe Tragedy of Indifference."
Evangelist services are being held in the M. E. church this week and will continue next week. Including Sunday, Feb. 27. The services ar* conducted by the pastor. Rer. Warren I. Bowman, assisted by the evangelist. .Miss May Lord. On Thursday even¬ ing there was a special service for men only, and tonight (Friday) the service will be of Interest to tbe chil¬ dren. The members of the church choir, under the choirmaster. Charles H. Thomaa, assist with tbe music Miss Lord wlll be preaent at all the services on Sunday.
$175,000 SALE
Now is the Time to Buy that Fur Set or Fur Coat You Thought was Beyond Your Reach
NEVEB BEFOBE—PEBHAPS NEVEB AGAIN— WILL
SUCH A BEWELDEBING ABBAY BE OFFEBED YOU AT
SUCH DABING SEDUCTIONS.
BUY DIBECT FBOM THE MANUFACTUBEB AND SAVE FBOM ONE-THIBD TO ONE-HALF.
All This Season's Most Fashionable Models
$75.00 French Sea Coats now $36.00
110.00 French Sea Coats now 55.00
125.00 French Sea Coats su„r T;.™":„cd 65.00
150.00 Hudson Sea Coats now 67.50
200.00 Hudson Sea Coats ..•'L--!^, now 100.00 300.00 Model Hudson Sea Coats now 145.00 175.00 Persian Lamb Coats now 75.00
300 Baby Caracul Coats now 135.00
60.00 Russian Pony Coats .;'-.";r.; NOW 25.00
;^»:*:'*:'*M^2e«*S' EXTBAOBDINARY SPECIAL <2g^?^*=^-ys®e®p;
I 1000 FUR MUFFS |
I At One-Third Former Prices I
Muffs
Wore 10.00 g 7C
.Were 20.00 11 CA
Were 19 00 12.50
Were 25 00 I3 Qfl
Scarfs
5.00 ^^'¦^''^ ^'^^^ Red Fox- .
7.75 ^^'^ 1'00 Hudson Seal
6.75 ^^*""^ ''¦"" Skunlc....
8.50 ^^'¦* ^^-^^ ¦'^ole ....
9.00 ^•^'¦^ ^'^'^^ Beaver were 25.00 |^ 7C
10.00 ^^""^ 18 0" Taupe Fox were 25.00 14,50
11.75 ^'^""^ 1900. Natural Lynx-.were 30.00 19.50
12.75 ^^'*""'' ""•"^'- -Black Fox were 21.00 13,50
14.00 ^'"^^ -' *^" Black Lynx were 35.00 22.50 16.50 ^*"'*' ^''•"" Ermine were 55.003^^50
21.50 ^^""^ ^^•'"'- ¦ -White Fox were 50.00 32,50
25.00 ^''"'^ *^'^^ ^'"e Fox '^«'"« ^'^'^^ 27.50
32.50 ^^''® ^^''^^ Cross Fox Were 60.00 37.50
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^ All Purcfiases Will Be Stored FBEE During the Summer in Our Cold Storage Plant on the Premises.
lEi3^iagSi-'-tSi(3l/&!X^-fslSia^^
Ratkowsky
Where Fan Are Betailed at Wholeaale Prices
Aa4 wbere yea auir aelcet tram tbe maaat eateaaivr aaaortBieat •< fara la the Ceaatrr.
Take Elevator at Ho. 40. "<
28-30-32-34 West 34th Street
