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THE NAMAU P09T,
.nNUKPOirr,
N. Y., FpnOAY, AMIIL ^ ttlf
Wi^ l^aB0aupoat
fRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1M5.
Publiahed Friday* by Tha Nasaau Poat Corporation. James E. fttilee. President and Treaaurer; Eamond Stiles, Secretary. Addreaa, Freeport, New York.
Entered aa Second-Class matt«r Ap¬ ril S, I^H St the Pest Office at Free. Rort, New York, under the act of larch 8, 1S7«.
be ad.
All communications should dreoaed to
The Nassau PoAt Corporation
Main Oflioe, 22 8. Orove a«re«t,
FREEPORT
Telephone 61,
FRAILTY,THY NAME IS HAFF
FOR HONEST, ECONOMICAL AND
EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT FOR
THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD,
VOTE THE REPULBICAN
TICKET
For Supervisor
HIRAM R. SMITH
The Peoplo'e Candidate, Who Gave
You Better Roads and a Lon^r
Tax Rate
For Town Clerk
FRANKLIN C. GILBERT
Well Qualified by Experience and
Training for this Responsible
Position
re-electloB, poMibly erM if thefr sal¬ aries were redooed.
One definition of a Journalist Is a reporter who both wears and owns without encumbrance a dresa auit.
Tbe railroad companies complain be<muse they are not more popular, when they don't glre away any trad¬ ing 'stamps or offer any premiums.
• • •
Alter heandg a sermon on faith, some people go borne and raise doubts about the authenticity of tbe color of the Blaster eggs.
• • •
Even if the Income tax does not yield as well as expected, many peo¬ ple feel It is worth while, as It puu. the Income tax payers to a lot Ot
bother.
• • «
Some of our politicians may hare hitched their wagons to a star, but it seems to be a fixed star.
• • •
When a city mSin decides to go back to tbe farm and begin agricul¬ ture this spring, be usually orders a modern bath room fitted up, before he huyB any ploughs, hoea or spades.
• • •
It may be all right to make fun of the Tain women who attend tbe spring millinery openings, but it wouldn't hurt the men a bit to brush the dust off their haU.
For Receiver of Taxes JOSEPH H. FOSTER Vote for a Contini*anoe of the Pres¬ ent Efficient Management of the Tax Receiver's Office
For Town Treasurer
JOHN A. RUTH
A Banking Expert—Well Qualified to
handle the finances of the Town
For Superintendent of Highways ARCHIBALD Q. PATTERSON A practical Road Builder—Honest, Ef¬ ficient and Trustworthy —Will Represent the entire town In the expenditure of high¬ way funds
For Justice of the Peace EDWARD T. NEU LEWIS M. RAISIG Men whose Experience Qualifies them for an honest and Independ¬ ent Administration
For Assessors
CLARENCE R. ANKERS
CLARENCE A. EDWARDS
Pledged to Secure an Equalization of
Assessments
For Town Auditors
LEWIS L. BROWER
FRED P. BENNETT
FRANK B. WHELDEN
Pledged to a careful scrutiny of town
bills
A. A. Webster Co.
JEW.ELERS A SILVEflSMITHS 440 Fulton St., Brooklyn
ARE SPBCIAUISTS
In repairing jewelry and sllyerware
Old jewelry made into modern
styles, design-s furnished.
One of the most up-to-date instru¬ ments of the day.
Your verdict will be In favor of the PEASE PLAYER PIANO, if Judged
For Overseers of the Poor GEORGE H. HURRELL FRANKLIN BEDELL ,. *. » ^ ^ _^_. , .»
Their re-nomination by the people is ] °* *** *** *" "«•*«•« results, an endorsement of efficiency
For Trustees of Public Cemeteries TREDWELL P. ELDERD CHESTER A. FULTON The adminiatratlon of the Town Cem-{ etery has received the hearty en¬ dorsement of the voters
As a PLAYER It supplies the fingei tedhnlchfe of the foremoat artists.
Mvtfe Roll Library Service FREE.
Write For Catalog
Our Partial
For Constables Jesse Mott George S. Smith
Carman Plant Thomas W. Murray I
Ferdinand F. Miller
Men ef practical training and experi-j
ence
Payment Plan
Is Most
PEASE PIANO CO.
THE EASTER CONGREGATION^ There has always been a pleasant action that ajjiijc. crowd turns Ot* Kastar Sunday morning to see the B«w aprlng millineiry. But certainly ilk* men are not dragged from their peaoefol homes on any such motive. TlMy would not know an Easter hat it they saw one, let alone the aues- tlon distinguishing a IMS mod«L
The women attend chnrch ahyway. Tha men are of courae busy reading tbe Sunday paper. The women have nothing to do but to get three meala, i ¦tody tbe Sunday School lesson, teach a Sunday School claas. write a paper, for the missionary society during the) week, and superintend tbe meeting of i the Junior EndWTor. Hence it la no saorifice for them.
It la like moving mountains into thai sea to get the m«^, or the majority, ot them, out to church. Theoretical-! ly they admit they ought to go. But praotioally the drudgery of the pre-j Tiona week, more or less augmented \ by ¦p<^ting events evenings, leaves' tham In a condition ot prostration Sunday morning.
Wbat happena E||*ter Sonday moru Ing'in the ma]orit]^<iBf homas laaomo- tbing like thla: Wife tells huabaAd that he ought to go to church more. Hoaband admits it. Wife says the praaant Is the time to begta. that tbe obolr win have special nuialc, and the minister has been praetiaing hla 8«raM« all w«e)(. Tbla.haa only a partial effect. Wife aays that the whole town will be tbare, a grand payobcloglcal bluff. Husband atit^ vnaaally, coacludes he must go some time, and would Ikc^ter take the day whan the greatest number of people will glre him credit. Hence tbe un¬ usual attendance that cheers tbiTmin- iat«r.
Cborob only takea about an hour and a at>ut«r. Husband would And bia 8d|inay dinner taating much bet¬ ter If Be ilrould repeat the eiperience. Also vlte would find tbe bouse less anally at smtAe!
I THE MUSIC HOUSE OP BROOKLYN
Phomo 407f Mala ¦vanlnga by Appslwtmant
of VMar and Ca-
Taiktng M«sMii«% fleaarda
and Suppllsa Canvaniant P^aymantaw
Easter Bargams
at
SAMET'S
>
13-15 Raib*oad Ave., Freeport
A Dollar Saved is better than a Dollar Earned
In addidon to our complete and up-to- date stock of Dky Goods. Ladies and Miaaes Suits. SkitU, Shirt Waitto, G)ats and Gents Trowsers, we have added a complete line of
BOYS SUITS
Fine Line of
Ladies Sanpple Dresses . and Waists
at reasonable prices. On display at 35 North Main Street Ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect our stock.
Sample Dress Co.
35 N. Main Street FREEPORT N. Y.
My TekpkoM Nnbcr Is 3)7 Frecpart
C. A. Fulton
Undertaker & Embalmer
57 West Merrick ttomd
Freeport, N. Y.
m/FQrQ 314 LIVINGSTON STREET
YYJZeaJM O INC BROOKLYN
Artistic creations from the most recent and finest
IMPORTATION^
Exclusive Styles for Mountain and Shore
We eaploy ealy the aast CMaptttal dtaifaers aad ¦diiBart
SUBURBANITE
We know we can satisfy you if given an opportunity.
^ P Mme. A. BARREE, Mgr.
SHOES
For Men, Women and Children
S. & H. Green Trading Stamps
MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED IF PURCHASE SHOULD NOT BE SA TJSFACTOR Y
CONSULT US ABOUT ANTHING ELEaRlCAL
We are speciallsto in FLASHLIGHTS, and alivays have Great Bargains
EASTER SPECIALS:
Irons, Torsters, Perculators, Stoves and other Heat¬ ing Apparatus, at Greatly Reduced Prices
Convenient for Commuters Order in Tbe Horoiiig Take Home at Wglit
Get our Estimate for Contracting
34th STREET ELECTRICAL SHOP
209 WEST 34tli STREET NEW YORK
Opposite Psnn and Long Island Station Tskphsns; Grselej f7f 1 . Tslsphst Ordsrs trwrnfOj Encatod
Bwif Iwis-With OieBcatcif Bm^I
toEatandllruik
UK- a^O 3tOX»«» Jb^36narkeU-i9t1S8ar
FREEPORT
ConuHT Main Street and Merrick Road
Great Before Easter Sale
It will pay you to visit this high class Specialty Shop before going to the Department stores and learn what you can save by pur¬ chasing out of the High Priced District
Afternoon and Evening Dresses
125 Dr(
Afternoon and Evening Frocks, in crepe de chine, crepe meteor, silk poplin and pussy willow tatfeta. Reg. Price $20.
special Easter price $ 12.98
TEU^PHOHE
Gro<sery Department, SOI Meat Department, S02
iCaay men oold be flad to get np and aee tbe aan ridi tbeee lovely •pring ten. vrt^ It aot tbet tbeir wivea mlsht find eoawtblaK tor tbea to do before breakfiMit.
Grocery Specials
QROCERY DC^ARTMENT
Beet Creamery Butter, Ib Ho
Bell Brook Print Sto
Tomatleee, Large No. S Can. 7e
String Beane, Can 7e
Old Dtftoh Cleaneer, Can 7e
Baker'a Ceooa, Can 7o
Huyler^ Cooea, Can 17o
Puro Um^ lb. lie
Pesehee, Carae No. t Can. lOe
BtHterine. lb. 21e
Ifavel Orangee IS for SSo
100 •. A H. Btampe Preo wMi 1 lb. T«l fOo
SO t. a H. Btampo PreS WHh 1 lb. Tea. 80d
to B. a H. BUMisa Preo WHb 1 lb. Tea Mo
M B. a H. BUntfM Pree JfVKh 1 lb. Coffee..4 SBe
SO a a H. Btam^e Preo With 1 lb. Coffee SBe
10 a a H. Btamfo Preo WHb 1 lb. Coffee »9
Meat Specials
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Wbolo Top Sirioln, Ib 20o
Rib Roaet ISe
Prime Oven Roaot 14e
Fanoy Chuck Steak 2 Ibe^ for Sie
Pertsrhowee Steak, Ib ]
>Mhole L»ino Pork, lb. *. .' ISe
Preoh Heme, City Oroeoed, lb. 17o
Proeh Shouldara, lb. 14o
Comod Be*r~4»lato or Navel 2 Ibe. for 2k
2 Ibe. Spare Ribo a 2 Ibe. S«ierfcrMit Beth for 2So
Easter Suits 200 Sids ^lecial Price $14.98 Reg. price $25
ta mens serge, gobardine. silk poplin and putty colored cloth
Alterations Free
PIBH DEPARTMENT
Markot Co<^ Haddeok, Ptoundeiis 4o lb.
Whole Sainton, lb. to
PInni Haddie, lb. lOo
'^Double S&H Stamps Friday
Spring Coats special Easter price $9.50 reg. price $20.
1 so Coats in mBn's serg«, poplin, covert doth, all wool checks and novelty materials
Opea Evaniags UalU Easter
Fifst Store froai Bwajr
A Few DooTB fron Saks
and Macy's
134 West 34th Street
1 Block from Penn etation
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Title	Nassau Post 19150402; Title
Date	1915-04-02
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FullText	t-^" I THE NAMAU P09T,.nNUKPOirr, N. Y., FpnOAY, AMIIL ^ ttlf Wi^ l^aB0aupoat fRIDAY, APRIL 2. 1M5. Publiahed Friday* by Tha Nasaau Poat Corporation. James E. fttilee. President and Treaaurer; Eamond Stiles, Secretary. Addreaa, Freeport, New York. Entered aa Second-Class matt«r Ap¬ ril S, I^H St the Pest Office at Free. Rort, New York, under the act of larch 8, 1S7«. be ad. All communications should dreoaed to The Nassau PoAt Corporation Main Oflioe, 22 8. Orove a«re«t, FREEPORT Telephone 61, FRAILTY,THY NAME IS HAFF FOR HONEST, ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT FOR THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD, VOTE THE REPULBICAN TICKET For Supervisor HIRAM R. SMITH The Peoplo'e Candidate, Who Gave You Better Roads and a Lon^r Tax Rate For Town Clerk FRANKLIN C. GILBERT Well Qualified by Experience and Training for this Responsible Position re-electloB, poMibly erM if thefr sal¬ aries were redooed. One definition of a Journalist Is a reporter who both wears and owns without encumbrance a dresa auit. Tbe railroad companies complain be<muse they are not more popular, when they don't glre away any trad¬ ing 'stamps or offer any premiums. • • • Alter heandg a sermon on faith, some people go borne and raise doubts about the authenticity of tbe color of the Blaster eggs. • • • Even if the Income tax does not yield as well as expected, many peo¬ ple feel It is worth while, as It puu. the Income tax payers to a lot Ot bother. • • « Some of our politicians may hare hitched their wagons to a star, but it seems to be a fixed star. • • • When a city mSin decides to go back to tbe farm and begin agricul¬ ture this spring, be usually orders a modern bath room fitted up, before he huyB any ploughs, hoea or spades. • • • It may be all right to make fun of the Tain women who attend tbe spring millinery openings, but it wouldn't hurt the men a bit to brush the dust off their haU. For Receiver of Taxes JOSEPH H. FOSTER Vote for a Continianoe of the Pres¬ ent Efficient Management of the Tax Receiver's Office For Town Treasurer JOHN A. RUTH A Banking Expert—Well Qualified to handle the finances of the Town For Superintendent of Highways ARCHIBALD Q. PATTERSON A practical Road Builder—Honest, Ef¬ ficient and Trustworthy —Will Represent the entire town In the expenditure of high¬ way funds For Justice of the Peace EDWARD T. NEU LEWIS M. RAISIG Men whose Experience Qualifies them for an honest and Independ¬ ent Administration For Assessors CLARENCE R. ANKERS CLARENCE A. EDWARDS Pledged to Secure an Equalization of Assessments For Town Auditors LEWIS L. BROWER FRED P. BENNETT FRANK B. WHELDEN Pledged to a careful scrutiny of town bills A. A. Webster Co. JEW.ELERS A SILVEflSMITHS 440 Fulton St., Brooklyn ARE SPBCIAUISTS In repairing jewelry and sllyerware Old jewelry made into modern styles, design-s furnished. One of the most up-to-date instru¬ ments of the day. Your verdict will be In favor of the PEASE PLAYER PIANO, if Judged For Overseers of the Poor GEORGE H. HURRELL FRANKLIN BEDELL ,. . » ^ ^ _^_. ,.» Their re-nomination by the people is ] °* * * " "«•«•« results, an endorsement of efficiency For Trustees of Public Cemeteries TREDWELL P. ELDERD CHESTER A. FULTON The adminiatratlon of the Town Cem-{ etery has received the hearty en¬ dorsement of the voters As a PLAYER It supplies the fingei tedhnlchfe of the foremoat artists. Mvtfe Roll Library Service FREE. Write For Catalog Our Partial For Constables Jesse Mott George S. Smith Carman Plant Thomas W. Murray I Ferdinand F. Miller Men ef practical training and experi-j ence Payment Plan Is Most PEASE PIANO CO. THE EASTER CONGREGATION^ There has always been a pleasant action that ajjiijc. crowd turns Ot* Kastar Sunday morning to see the B«w aprlng millineiry. But certainly ilk* men are not dragged from their peaoefol homes on any such motive. TlMy would not know an Easter hat it they saw one, let alone the aues- tlon distinguishing a IMS mod«L The women attend chnrch ahyway. Tha men are of courae busy reading tbe Sunday paper. The women have nothing to do but to get three meala, i ¦tody tbe Sunday School lesson, teach a Sunday School claas. write a paper, for the missionary society during the) week, and superintend tbe meeting of i the Junior EndWTor. Hence it la no saorifice for them. It la like moving mountains into thai sea to get the m«^, or the majority, ot them, out to church. Theoretical-! ly they admit they ought to go. But praotioally the drudgery of the pre-j Tiona week, more or less augmented \ by ¦p<^ting events evenings, leaves' tham In a condition ot prostration Sunday morning. Wbat happena E ter Sonday moru Ing'in the ma]orit]^<iBf homas laaomo- tbing like thla: Wife tells huabaAd that he ought to go to church more. Hoaband admits it. Wife says the praaant Is the time to begta. that tbe obolr win have special nuialc, and the minister has been praetiaing hla 8«raM« all w«e)(. Tbla.haa only a partial effect. Wife aays that the whole town will be tbare, a grand payobcloglcal bluff. Husband atit^ vnaaally, coacludes he must go some time, and would Ikc^ter take the day whan the greatest number of people will glre him credit. Hence tbe un¬ usual attendance that cheers tbiTmin- iat«r. Cborob only takea about an hour and a at>ut«r. Husband would And bia 8d inay dinner taating much bet¬ ter If Be ilrould repeat the eiperience. Also vlte would find tbe bouse less anally at smtAe! I THE MUSIC HOUSE OP BROOKLYN Phomo 407f Mala ¦vanlnga by Appslwtmant of VMar and Ca- Taiktng M«sMii«% fleaarda and Suppllsa Canvaniant P^aymantaw Easter Bargams at SAMET'S > 13-15 Raiboad Ave., Freeport A Dollar Saved is better than a Dollar Earned In addidon to our complete and up-to- date stock of Dky Goods. Ladies and Miaaes Suits. SkitU, Shirt Waitto, G)ats and Gents Trowsers, we have added a complete line of BOYS SUITS Fine Line of Ladies Sanpple Dresses. and Waists at reasonable prices. On display at 35 North Main Street Ladies are cordially invited to call and inspect our stock. Sample Dress Co. 35 N. Main Street FREEPORT N. Y. My TekpkoM Nnbcr Is 3)7 Frecpart C. A. Fulton Undertaker & Embalmer 57 West Merrick ttomd Freeport, N. Y. m/FQrQ 314 LIVINGSTON STREET YYJZeaJM O INC BROOKLYN Artistic creations from the most recent and finest IMPORTATION^ Exclusive Styles for Mountain and Shore We eaploy ealy the aast CMaptttal dtaifaers aad ¦diiBart SUBURBANITE We know we can satisfy you if given an opportunity. ^ P Mme. A. BARREE, Mgr. SHOES For Men, Women and Children S. & H. Green Trading Stamps MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED IF PURCHASE SHOULD NOT BE SA TJSFACTOR Y CONSULT US ABOUT ANTHING ELEaRlCAL We are speciallsto in FLASHLIGHTS, and alivays have Great Bargains EASTER SPECIALS: Irons, Torsters, Perculators, Stoves and other Heat¬ ing Apparatus, at Greatly Reduced Prices Convenient for Commuters Order in Tbe Horoiiig Take Home at Wglit Get our Estimate for Contracting 34th STREET ELECTRICAL SHOP 209 WEST 34tli STREET NEW YORK Opposite Psnn and Long Island Station Tskphsns; Grselej f7f 1 . Tslsphst Ordsrs trwrnfOj Encatod Bwif Iwis-With OieBcatcif Bm^I toEatandllruik UK- a^O 3tOX»«» Jb^36narkeU-i9t1S8ar FREEPORT ConuHT Main Street and Merrick Road Great Before Easter Sale It will pay you to visit this high class Specialty Shop before going to the Department stores and learn what you can save by pur¬ chasing out of the High Priced District Afternoon and Evening Dresses 125 Dr( Afternoon and Evening Frocks, in crepe de chine, crepe meteor, silk poplin and pussy willow tatfeta. Reg. Price $20. special Easter price $ 12.98 TEU^PHOHE Gro<sery Department, SOI Meat Department, S02 iCaay men oold be flad to get np and aee tbe aan ridi tbeee lovely •pring ten. vrt^ It aot tbet tbeir wivea mlsht find eoawtblaK tor tbea to do before breakfiMit. Grocery Specials QROCERY DC^ARTMENT Beet Creamery Butter, Ib Ho Bell Brook Print Sto Tomatleee, Large No. S Can. 7e String Beane, Can 7e Old Dtftoh Cleaneer, Can 7e Baker'a Ceooa, Can 7o Huyler^ Cooea, Can 17o Puro Um^ lb. lie Pesehee, Carae No. t Can. lOe BtHterine. lb. 21e Ifavel Orangee IS for SSo 100 •. A H. Btampe Preo wMi 1 lb. T«l fOo SO t. a H. Btampo PreS WHh 1 lb. Tea. 80d to B. a H. BUMisa Preo WHb 1 lb. Tea Mo M B. a H. BUntfM Pree JfVKh 1 lb. Coffee..4 SBe SO a a H. Btam^e Preo With 1 lb. Coffee SBe 10 a a H. Btamfo Preo WHb 1 lb. Coffee »9 Meat Specials MEAT DEPARTMENT Wbolo Top Sirioln, Ib 20o Rib Roaet ISe Prime Oven Roaot 14e Fanoy Chuck Steak 2 Ibe^ for Sie Pertsrhowee Steak, Ib ] >Mhole L»ino Pork, lb. ..' ISe Preoh Heme, City Oroeoed, lb. 17o Proeh Shouldara, lb. 14o Comod Ber~4»lato or Navel 2 Ibe. for 2k 2 Ibe. Spare Ribo a 2 Ibe. S«ierfcrMit Beth for 2So Easter Suits 200 Sids ^lecial Price $14.98 Reg. price $25 ta mens serge, gobardine. silk poplin and putty colored cloth Alterations Free PIBH DEPARTMENT Markot Co<^ Haddeok, Ptoundeiis 4o lb. Whole Sainton, lb. to PInni Haddie, lb. lOo '^Double S&H Stamps Friday Spring Coats special Easter price $9.50 reg. price $20. 1 so Coats in mBn's serg«, poplin, covert doth, all wool checks and novelty materials Opea Evaniags UalU Easter Fifst Store froai Bwajr A Few DooTB fron Saks and Macy's 134 West 34th Street 1 Block from Penn etation m

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