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THE litASSAl) POST :. .FREEPORT.N. Y., SATURDAY, MAY SO, 1914
•t. Paul ChailangM Fraaport at Tennia The St Paul school at Garden City tiat Issued a challenge to the Free, port Higb School for a tennis touraa- ment to be played on the St Paul courts. In all probability the high acbool will accept the challenge and hmra m try out for a team shortly.
Debutant* and High School Graduate 1«M MUdred.O. Hill, the charming debutante, daagfater Of Mr. and Mra. Franklin Q. Iiiil, of BMyhampton Park, Merrick, is a member of this year's KraduAilng class at the Freeport High SchooL
ENTERTAIN FRIENDS AT BALL IN FREEPORT CLUB
Mrs. Nygren and Mrs. Grace Play
Hosts at Brilliant Function -
Cards and Dancing
A surprise party was tendered Nel¬ son Sperling on Friday night last at bis bome on Yale Place, Rockvile Cen¬ tre. Among those present were:
Alva Weeks, Bessie Monds, Blanch Hayles, Helen and Edith Beeson, Eliz¬ abeth Johns, Cora Sperling, Harold Blln, Oeorge Pruden, William Corwith, Frank Lee, Maynard DeMott, Benham Hopkins and Emma Fisk ot Brooklyn.
Wesley C. McCrea, manager of the Rockville Centre Coal Co., will tour northern New York on his vacation, whicb t>eglns on June 16.
Let Me Be Your Dentist
Ton m*y go farther, pay more money, but you cannot get better dentistry. No work ia nent o*t of the ofQce and all done by a dentist. 1 employ no assistants. Jf you have lost all your taeth, I can make you a plate that will not drop. Wby balance one on your tongue when you have one tbat will not dropT
I will examine your teeth free of charge explain the difference in the work suitable for your case anu tell you exactly what the work will cost wben flnished. I employ so assistants so you will have no cbarge of doctors or students work for you. All work done painless and guaranteed. Absolutely painless extractions.
Full Set of Teeth $5.00 up
Gold Crown 22k 5.00
Whit* Crown 5.00
Bridg* Work 22k 5.00
Fillings 1.00
Fillings 1.00 up
W. F. OUTCALT, D. D. S.
274-280 LIVINGSTON STREET
Cor. Bond St, Brooklyn, opp. Loeser.s
Hours, 9 A. M. to 6,30 P. M.
Studays from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Mrs. Wemor Nygren and Mra. Wil¬ liam H. Grace entertained a companj of frienda in the balliooni of the Free- port Club on Wednesday evening. The cent v:Ba one of the social fuccesses of the seaaon. Five Hundred was played until 11 o'clock, when refiesb- meuts were served and dancing fol¬ lowed. Handsome prizes were won by the following: MIms Stuart, Mrs» Kneeland, Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Gibnou, Mrs. Vought, Mrs. .Meadon, Mrs. Knobel, Mrs. Corby, Mrs. Donald .Mailtey, Miss Troxell, Dr. Myrick, Messrs Kellum, Vought, Harvey Smith, Clarence Ed¬ wards, Fred Story, CuniniingH, Corby and Russell Randall.
Dancing with excellent music con¬ tinued to early hours. The music was furnished by thc Hartniann-Wetjen Orchestra of Rockville Centre. The affair was admirably planned and car¬ ried out, and the hostesses received many congratulations.
The following guests were pre.sent: Mesrtieurs and Mnies Fred Story, Don¬ ald Mackey. Charles R. Lea, Charles M. Hart, Spence, Cummings, Amer¬ man, Vought, Harvey Smith, Goode. Gibson, Chase, Chapman, Krank (;. Hill, Mabee, Cleverly, Tidden, Mea¬ don, Gunning, Sutherland, Harrison, Clarence Edwards, Corby, Donaldson, Kneeland, Millard, Austin, Werner Nygren and W. H. Grace; Dr. and Mrs. Carman, Dr. and Mrs. Myrick; Mnies. Horter, Foreman, Bersen, Knobel, Powell, J. J. Layton; Mis.scs Stuart, Troxell, Elsa Nygren, Astrid Nygren, Pauline Hill, Mildred Hill and Gladys Austin; Messrs. Charles Mack, Kell¬ um, Charles Sims, George Davison, William Wolff, George McCord, Rus sell Randall.
Liederkranz Entertainment
The Hempstead Liederkranz held a theatre party in Karl's Theatre Hempstead on Thuisday evening last. The entertainment which consisted of refined acts of vaudeville, songs and motion pictures were greatly enjoyed.
The offlcers of the South Side Bible School Union of the Town of Hemp¬ stead have selected the following mar¬ shals: Gittiid .Marshal, Arthur L. Helmes; Marshal, Frank B. Wheldon; Deputy Marshals C E. Richmond. J. T. l^mb. Edward Bates and John Var¬ ney. a
The different Bible Schools which compose the organization will be as¬ signed to the following divisions: Division No. 1—Rockville Centre Baptist, Presbyterian, Shiloh Bapti.'il, Ocean Side Presbyterian. Baldwin M. P.
Division No. 2—St. .Mark's .M. E., Ocean Side M. B., Bethany, East Rockaway
Division No. :!—Trinity Lutheran Rockville Centre: St. JoTin's Luther¬ an, Lynbcbok; St. Paul's Lutheran, Valley Stream; First M. P., Rorkvllle Centre.
Division No. 4—St. James" M, E., Lynbrook; Grace M. E., Valley Stream; First Church of Malverne, Baldwin M. E.
The offlcers of the asBociation are as follows; President. W. O. Smith, Ocean Side; Vice President, T. E. .Moore, Lynbrook; Secretary, H. S. Brd, Rockville Centre; Treasurer. C,. O. Reeve, Rockviiie Cenire.
HARMONV AT LAWRENCE
Fight Between Regulars and Hwnt Club "Called Off"
Lawrence will hold its village elec tion in mid-June, and Instead of a flgnt between the Rockaway Hunt Club col¬ ony and fhe regular villagers, whicn was urged ty each side for a timo iheie Is now likely ii) be harmony.
Contests over a villa;;e governmeu! ougbt never to be made on so-called class lines. To many a villager a hunt club, or for that mailer any kind of a ciub. Is not important To many a hunt club man the views QF^lie vil¬ lager are of litlle account. These opinions should nol enter into a village elee tion.
In finally deciding to present a com¬ promise ticket to be valid for June 16, the Lawrence Coniinittee h,ns solved the problem wisely. The electors ought to sianri hy the (ompromise.
Rev. George M. Stockdale, of tbe
Sheepsbead Bay M. E. Chuich fllled •
! the pulpit of tbe First Church of Mai- j
verne on Sunday There was special
music under the direction of the chor- .
I ister, Charles Rider. '
Freeport's Most Up-to-date Drug Store
FRED'K H. PLUMP ARCADE PHARMACY
At the Depot
PHONES, FREEPORT 629 148
FREEPORT NEW YORK
CITY PRICES
RECORD COURT CALENDER FOR JUNE
SHOe SHINING PARLOR
Hats Geaned and Renovated Cigiti, Cij^arettes
/. A. CHARKALIS
44 S. Main St. FREEPORT
HEMPSTEAD PHOTO STUDIO
HEMPSTEAD, L. I.
PORTRAIT AND GROUP THOTOGRAPHERS
Flashlight and Outdoor Work APPOINTMENTS MADE BY MAIL
Alex. Laukowski
MANAGER
The Palace of Sweets
Pura, dallclous Ice Cream,
Chocolates and Bon Bons
Tha randezvous for pleasure
Saakars and Guests
The Knickerbocker
27 Park Ave., Rockville Centre
NASSAU Ladies' Tailor & Furrier
72 S. Main St Frecpoft. L. I.
Theatre Building
UiEes' tiui Geott' EzperioKcJ Tailor
N. Y. City Prices Suits to Order
Strictly Guaranteed Fitting
Repairing. Sanitary Cleaning, Press ing and Dyeing
M. ROSENBLUM, Prop.
Telephone. 708 W
Qnaiity is a Good Salesman * Price is a Better One
ScUrttf E^^Ti Both Ji&iewljr
HENRY C SCHLUTER
'Ik QnEty Grocer"
T«i«pheii« OM PROMPT DKLIVIRY
UKIKX lOAD FREEPORT, L I.
Seventeen Cases the Result of AJ leged Orgies at County Jail
The calendar of the June term of tlie Supreme Court, which opeuH on Monday at Mineola, is the largest in the history of the county. Il contains 119 trial term casei-,, 26 .special term caRes and 4 preferred cases.
Seventeen of tho criminal cases on the calendar resulted from the orgies alleged to have been committ'i^d in the county jail during the latter part c)f the Bdininistralion of ex-Slieriff De¬ Mott
Tiiey are set duv.n t'ov the foUov.- inK order.
Riciuird Miller, t'.vo indittinents for rape in first degree, one each of at¬ tempted rape in flrst degree, bringini; j liquor into.jail, illegally talking photo¬ graphs.
William Clifford, three indictments of rape in first degree, one each of bringing liquors into the jail and il legally taking photographs.
Winfield Pox, one of rape in first degree.
Jolm Conrad, one each of rape in flrst degree, bringing liquors into Jail, and illegally taking photographs.
Ralph M. Jacoby, one of rape in flrst degree.
Miles S. Rhodes, one eacli of rape In first degree, and bringing liquors into jail.
Will Entertain Missionary Society. Mrs. James Wright will entertain the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Ciiurch, Freeport. at her hpme No. S8 Columbus avenue on Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock The subjects are "The Land of the Totem" and "Eastern People in West¬ ern Lands."
Miss Emma Fisk of St. John's Place, I Brooklyn is spending the week-end wllh Mr. and Mrs. George Vandewat<'i of Lenox road, Rockville Centre.
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Automobile and (larria^j^e Repairi.ng: and Painting
CARRIAGES and WAGONS MADE TO ORDER
lOPS MADK AND REPAIRED
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Furnislied or l.fnfuruished Ilou.-ie lor Suiiimei'. Apply, The Na.ssau i^ost. 22-2'l South Grove .'street, Freeport
This Handsome Pony Outfit rnrr
Pony, Carriage & Harness rKCt
ToSomeBoyorQirl--WHV NOT VOU?
Great Dunlap Pony Contest
htjfan May I.S, closes September 15. IVN
HOW TO GF.T VOTES
HOW TO GF.T VOTFS Voles on the I'ony Out lit will he .eiven with eveiy purchase made at I'luihbueit's Drug Slore—one \ute for every cent. The child ba\ing the greatest number of votes to its credit on Sept ISth, 1914, wins the Pony Outflt In case of a tie %2iS0 In gold will he divided between rliildreii tylu.- fjiJii extra rotes will be given with each iireseiijjtion lilled ;il this .store.
Watch for .-ilicci;!! siile., eiic'i TliiirFday \x hen extrii Mitis hIII he ;;tveii oil rerlH]ii Mrliclrs.
With e\ery yearly subsirlpiion lo lhe Nas!<iia i'ont, accompan¬ ied by %2i^0, 3,000 I'ony Votes will be Hiven and you can buy au many as yuu desire. The best way to get votes is to se¬ cure subscriptions to The Jy'as- sau Fosi as the schedule of votes is so much greater for sub«i'ription(* than anything el.^e Vuu ^\ill be siirjirlsed how eiipj Hi s to i-et dllhsciiptiune to 'I'he NassHU Post it you tr\. Contest Closet September 19th 1914.
No\^ is the tune lo :;h<iw your true American splijt <;.-i Lliisy
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BOARDING AND TABLE BOARD Comfortable, cool rooms in private family. liouse located conven¬ iently located; liandy to trolley and train. Plain home cooKiiig.
GEORGE STONE, Proprietor
8;! Henry street I'reeport. L. 1
BottllDg Dcp.irliiicnl uiiil Sales Kooini. dl Hjiiipblcad. L. 1
Imported and Domestic WINES AND LIQUORS
TeIEPHONEUSERSARMYONTHE MARCH
Formidable List of Recruits Fo Week Reported
To the rythmic tinkling of the bells. the growing army of telephone users on the South Side marches steadily forward. The list of new recruits for the past week is a formidable one. It includes the following:
At Freeport.—Frank H. Holland, Chas. L. Cartmell, Carman Pearsall, J. B. Nosworthy, Stephen L. Pearsall, J. Kegel & Son, Freeport Bathing Pa¬ vilion, Peter Donaldson, Geo. Muller & Co., D. D. Martin.
At Long Beach.—Mrs. Morris Gold¬ berg, Henry P. Burchell, E. V. Fargls, Miss Zena Keefe, Charles Marx, Jos. Alexander, Mrs. Dorothy T. Catts.
At Lynbrook.—Chas. L. Cohn, Frank C. Haff, L. Atto, C. E. James, Miss H. B. Zwerk, James Bedell, Louis Gattl, David Morrison.
At MassaPequa.—Chas. E. Goodhue, Oeorge G Wood.
At Rockville Centre and Oceanside —Samuel Williams, iss Ethel Bury- Palllser, Edwin Vanderveer, Freder¬ ick W. Lyra, Adolph Stager, E. Allen. Richard Pearsall, Miss Beatrice C. VanDuzer, Frances A. Holmes, Wm. E. Shepperd, Mrs. Georgeanna Daly, Wm. J. Raftery, Wm. J. Payne, Wm. J. oBller.
At Baldwin.—Mrs. Grace H. L,ock- wood, W. ,H. Ptillbrlck, Samuel T. King, U. D.
A I.L HOTTI.KI) BKKRS
Boltlrd kye and PjcHirimn Whiskey
[iTiportid ¦md Domolic Scotch \\'hiskf-\s
Jiiiportcd ,uid Dunicstic Mineral Waters ruui Nicliy^
Imported and Domestic Bitters Bottled i".ins
For Sale: Chalmers 4-paHsenger au tomobile: I'ony tonneau; 1912 mod¬ el. Good condition. Demonstration
Kl\en. !I2 .'So!it!i Park \y^.. Rf)i'i{\ ilif Centre.
Wanted: to purcha.-^e ;: siniiU cliickcii house at rensonaitle price. .12 Nonli Grove Street.
For Sale: 12 prize winniiiL; Ij.iff Letc- lioin liens and oue coi ki i,>!. Price. il.iA) each. Ingiiiie I.. Na^s.iu Posi, Freeport.
Votes are also jr'vt^n by YOIJNO'S Ice cream and Soda Parlor
RULES OF THE CONTEST
1 IO\eiy (ontesiant f.',ets a nnmher.
2 .No names of conleslaniB will be piiblj.slufl.
" SiaiKlm.L' of (•on;e^lanl.s pntili.-jhed m .\'«^-au I'osi rommenc- iim W«(liies.li(.\ .lime 17, 1914.
I .Ml .ot.'- iiiii.'t be brought in Thiiisdiiy ol eiicli week
•"' Tie .<j'.v. in packa.ye wiih ronleslant.s nuinhei- and amount ..]¦, io|, ..-lit, o;;l>
\'oN'. ,111- tl ansferahli- or\\\ before reeordln^.
' Cuiil ini h;i\n:.i; lai(.:.-.i niiiiiher oi voies on ."Sfpi. 1'. Ili] I
win,-. Il.e ron\ Out.It
.'^. Cnniesiants will nol he peimiil.'d m ,.<iilir)i votes wiihtn o!ii .'^lore or in front ot the buildin;;
'.I. .MI Iimil,(c (oi.neeied with tin: sion .md Mn- \:i>!'.;tii |'ii,.,i .-lall a;i- l..i.'r''il TroMi inis ('on^¦^:
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Chubbuck's Drug; Store
Telephone .S F reeporl FRHIiPORT
Iniporti-d and Domestic Buttled Ales and Porters
luiporleil and nunnSlic Cordials Imported and J)(ir.it-.ti<' Brandies
We Supply Family Trade
Call, write or telephone, A Delivery Every Day
75 S. C. White Leghorns: , liravy lay¬ ing strain, Ifl ench, hy ili<- wlude flock 90 cents; js a bargain. Na(;ki'ns Poultry Yard, Centennial Ave., Hoose veil; Tth hou.se from Main Ktreet.
For Sale: Roll top oak de.sk, suitable for either house or ollice use. In good order. Bargain price. Address, Desk, care Nassau Post. Kreeport.
For Sale:..Toy tonneau Cadillac car in excellent condition; Juet thot- oufihly overhauled throughout. |4o8. Address Wantagh Uarage, oi phor 43J. Wantagh.
For Sal* Cheap: A large, well con structed, attractive dog houKO, cos; ing laO. Inquire M. 1. S. If, Lena Ave., Fieeport.
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Practical and Decorative SEND FOk CIRCULAR CALL OR PHONE FACTORY
Long Island Rug Works
Olive Boulevard T..i.pho„, 848 w FREEPORT
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PFLUG & ACKLEY
33 GREENWICH ST., HEMPSTEAD, L. I-
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WOODCLEFT
BOATING BATHING FI.SHING
For Rent: funil.shed house, and bath, $20 per moutli 108 Southside Avenue.
Hlx rooms I 3. FiHher, ' C
East Rockaway, Long Island
Boat House and^Building Plots For Sale
On Reasonable Terms A FEW DOCKING SPACES TO LET
UNITED ^r^^
AUTO SUPPLY CO. IP
Tires, Tubes, Accessories FORD SPECIALTIES
Highest Grade Goods at Lowest Prices
Write for Bargain Book No. 12 88 Chambers Street New York City
For Sale—Broadway near Co'i'nibu« Avenue on .south side of 8lr><.t, 50x 130. about two hundred fee' from new Kchol to be built; price, il.OOO. F. St. John Fiang, East RockpMay.
FRUITS CANDY
VEGETABLES CIGARS
J. Itola
22 South Main St. Freeport. Ii. 1
TM. '»».W Freeport
NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
io all Sections of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modern improvemeaU
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY, Owners
Office. No. 6 Brooklyn Avenne FREEPORT, L I.
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THE CONTRAST
Letw(<n .1 -uit t.iiK/rcd hy ufc nr.fl a ready made suit is a niarkfd one. In ours the fit and slvIl- will Le apparent :it a Klaric'o. Let ur make you a smt of the lafct style and your fricnris will remark that your (jothes lor.k fine A trial i- .iJ] we ask.
CHARLES E. FINK
102-104 Fulton St. New York City
Residence, Rockville Centre
