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I nH MAI
'• n
iltY, THURSDAY, DEC 17, 1»14
WE WILL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU
The Long Island Home Made Bread & Bakery
Company
Op{X)8ite the Cannon has opened under new management. A Baker who knows how to make the Best Bread, Rolls, Cake and all kinds of Pastry and to Please you. We especially cater to Parties and Weddings-GIVE US A TRIAL— and see what we can do, Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed
Tel 650 Freeport So. Main Street
POULTRir and EGGS
CARING FOR POULTRY.
243 BROADWAY
EJrerythlng for the office, We buy, sell, rent, clean, repair, rebuild and exchange all makes Typewriters. Rib¬ bons, Carbon Paper, Office Furniture aad Supplies.
Brown Typewriter Company
TEL, 7152 BARdiAY
NEW YORK CITY
A Suitable Christmas Gift
Special Sale .of Cameras, including Brownies, Scouts, folding cameras, etc. at 15 per cent, less than regular prices. This offer is for 30 day* only, commenc¬ ing Wednesday, November 24th and N ending December 24th. A roll of films developed and printed free to our pa-, trons. Will teach you how to get good results. You cannot afford to miss thi« camera sale »-•,,
Special prices on our Christmas Photo¬ graphs, the very latest styles in mount' ingt. We will please you Ior refund your money. Don't wait until the last week for a sitting. Sittings made at your home by appointment. For per¬ fect pose, tighting and finish try us.
FREEPORT STUDIO
71 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FREEPORT, L. I.
toropping Beards and Roosts Should B« Cleaned Frequontly. In my hen houses the dropping boards occapy the back north end of tbe building and ar« three feet aboTe ttae floor and three nnd one-half feet wide and extend tbe width of the pen. writes a correspondent of the National Stockman. The perches are made of 2 by 2'8 planed and with the edge.s rounded. These are six inches from the dropplnjir t>oards and are hinged to the back of the building so they can l>c raised and fastened wben cleaning olT the dropping tMards.
Dropping boards should be cleaned flt least every other day. If one can not attend to this duty regularly it is far better to dispense with the pint- form entirely and set a six Inch board a sufficient distance away from the fvfde of the house to retain all thedroj) pings nnd fill tho Intervening space with nereml Inches of dry earth, which acts fls nn absorbent of bad odors and Into ^vhlch the accumulations can be raked once In n while, thus obviating the necessity of cleaning the house oftcncr than once a month. Hut I am In favor of the dropping board. It only takea mc n very little time to take my basket and shovei every morning nud collect the drojjplngs, and my houses nre always sweet and clean.
The roosts are great breeding places for lice and should be well taken care of. A preparation Is made of coal oil and carbolic acid, and this is ni)plied to the roosts every week. This does not take loug, and by so doing you will keep the lice nnd mites down and out.
Delicatessen and Lunch Room
J. A. tiOODMAN
RAILROAD AVENUE Telephone 848-J
Trommer's Finest Malt Beer
IS SOLD, DRUNK AND ENJOYED ALL OVER LONG ISLAND
Telephone For a Cate
CHICKEN BROOD COOPS.
The Pairson Marble and Granite Works
SMITH & SPRAGUE, Proprietors
The Baldwin Garage and Salesroom
JOSEPH [..'^SCHlFFMACHER, Proprietor
Most omplete and Efficient on LoLg Island
New and Second Hand FORD'S For Sale
AU kinds of supplies and sundries, tires and tubes,
vulcanizing, batteries recharged, overhauling Experienced Efficient Econoniy Experts
Excellent Storage Facilities
Should Afford Ventilation and Protec¬ tion From Predatory Animals. (Prepared by United States department of agriculture.]
The accompiinylng figure (No. 1) 11 lustrntes a brood coop which Is thouijht by the United States department of ag¬ riculture's specl.alist to be a good oue. [ It Is In use at the government poultry farm near Waslilngt-on. There Is a wire door buck of the boarded front of ^ this coop, which can be slid forward. | This arrangement furnishes the hen ,
Designers and Builders of High Class Vlemorials. All Kinds of em etc 15 Work, Lettering a Specialty ....
Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Furnishec
YARD OPPOSITE GREENFIELD CEMETERY Telephone, 158-W HEMPSTEAD, L. I.
Ladies of Freeport
YOUR SEARCH FOR THE PROPER KIND OF TAILOR¬ ING WHERE STYLE AND ECONOMY GO HAND IN HAND ENDS IN THE
GOLDFARB STYLISH WAY
AND AN ADDED ATTRACTION HERE IS OUR
REALLY REASONABLE PRICES
WE MAINTAIN AN EXPERT DEPARTMENT FOR
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING AND REPAIRING
SPECIAL PRICES LADIES' SUITS, WITH MATERIAL, FROM $15.00 UP LADIES' SUITS, FROM OWN MATERIAL, $8.00 UP DRESSES MADE, FROM $3.00 UP SKIRTS MADE, FROM $2.00 UP
BROOKLYN LADIES' TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER
H. GOLDFARB
36 Brooklyn Avenue Freeport, New York Telephone Call. 307-J
TcJephooe 588 J
na. L—HKN AND CHICKENS IN BKOOD ('OOP AT GOVKUNMKNT I'OULTBY FAKM, BELT8- VILLE, MO.
and chicks plenty of ventilation and fresh air at niglit and prevents any animals from entering the coop.
Chickens hatcljed during the winter should be brooded In a poultry house or shed while tlio out.slde weather con¬ ditions nre unfavorable. After the weather becomes settled they should be reared In brpod coops out of doors. One important feature in building a brood coop Is proper ventilation. Hens and chicks need plenty of fresh air.
FIO. II.—CmCK COOP AT LITTIiE COMPTO.N,
a I.
The accompanying figure (No. 2) shows a brood coop with the window sash used for a door, and when this Is closed it does not allow enough ventila tlou.
Another oonsideratlou Is the jirotec- tlon ugulnst cats, rats nnd similar ani¬ mals. Brood coops should be provkled with some arrangement for closing at night to keep out such enemies.
The Winter Egg Producers. Experts admit that no single breed can be said to be best for winter lay¬ ing, for a breed which will do best In certain circum.'^tancos will not prove suitable in others. The weight of evi dence, howevei\ points to the fact that for winter laying small, nonsitting breeds nre e.xcelled by the heavy sit¬ ting varieties. The nonsltters will lay a greater number of eggs during the year, but the sitting breeds are l>ette: winter layers. Popular among these breeds are Plymouth Rocks. Wynn dottes. Orpingtons, Langshana and Fa rorelles. which can be de|)ended upon under favorable conditions to produce ¦ regular supply of winter eggs.
Coal Ashes For Hens. Coal ashes ere most excellent for chickens of nil ages. If you will give them access to these you will be sur¬ prised to note the quantities they will consume. There Is a certain amouut of lime and grit In ashes wblch often ttden the place of grit and oyster shells. The lime makes the shell for the egga and the hena pick up tbe par¬ ticles of sharp rluders. which tl»ey luw (or grit—Kaoaas Parmer.
Cleanliness and Sanitation
These are the forts that surround the production of our milk, and prevent the entrance of a possible enemy, such as the epidemic that Is spreading so rapidly among the cattle of this country.
We have been prepared for Just such a crisis by keeping pace with sanitation and by using every known means to safeguard and improve the health and living conditions of our cattle.
There need be no hesitancy whatever in using products of the "CAM«>RI?LL" standard.
ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK CO.
Hempstead, L. L o ck viII6 Centre L. I.
Telephone, 228 Telephone, 284
^ Branches Throughout Brooklyn and Long ^, Island
The Chic Diana
is the newest slipper to receive the endorsement of well-dressed women, an endorsement'ifeadily accounted for by the charm of graceful lines. .We have the Diana In patent calf with rhinestone-studded straps, and in bronze or vici liid with beaded vamps and straps.
J. & T. COUSINS
AAA Falton St., Bowl St. Confer, Brooklyn
Coovcwcnt to Nevio* Straet Subway Sutioa
Thomas W. Abrams
Pleasant Avenue Roosevelt
Moving iVans and General
Contracting
Cesspools and Toilets Cleaned
An Eating Place of Peculiar Excellence
In The Heart of tbe Shopping Diitrict
HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT, BROADVVAV AND THIRTY-FOURTH 5TREE.T
Best Food Elxcellent Service Popular Prices Catering Theatre Parties \
HRENDEVOUS FOR TRANSIENTS g^
OFFMAN'S
ESTABLISHED IN 1882
Painted, ivci-dy to Mt Your Chassis, Six Different Styles, $22 00 to $100.00 Delivered
mfg:<o
740-50
GRAND ST.
BK LYN., M.Y.
TBL.-3077
STAOC.
>VA(;i».XS. IIAKMOHS, K>01tl> STAHI.l'. Itl.A.NKirrS. l»AI.\'l'-
i.X(;, si.ii* covioiis. Toi's
Take Cars to Bushwick Junction and .Metropolil.an Avenue trolley to Door From E«st New York tale Broadway trolley and transfer lo Graham Ave trolfcjr
My Tdephone Number I« 337 Freeport
C. A. Fulton
Undertaker & Embalmer
57 We*t Merrick Road
Freeport, N. Y.

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Title	Nassau Post 19141217; Title
Date	1914-12-17
Month	12
Day	17
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FullText	I nH MAI '• n iltY, THURSDAY, DEC 17, 1»14 WE WILL MAKE IT HOT FOR YOU The Long Island Home Made Bread & Bakery Company Op{X)8ite the Cannon has opened under new management. A Baker who knows how to make the Best Bread, Rolls, Cake and all kinds of Pastry and to Please you. We especially cater to Parties and Weddings-GIVE US A TRIAL— and see what we can do, Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed Tel 650 Freeport So. Main Street POULTRir and EGGS CARING FOR POULTRY. 243 BROADWAY EJrerythlng for the office, We buy, sell, rent, clean, repair, rebuild and exchange all makes Typewriters. Rib¬ bons, Carbon Paper, Office Furniture aad Supplies. Brown Typewriter Company TEL, 7152 BARdiAY NEW YORK CITY A Suitable Christmas Gift Special Sale.of Cameras, including Brownies, Scouts, folding cameras, etc. at 15 per cent, less than regular prices. This offer is for 30 day* only, commenc¬ ing Wednesday, November 24th and N ending December 24th. A roll of films developed and printed free to our pa-, trons. Will teach you how to get good results. You cannot afford to miss thi« camera sale »-•,, Special prices on our Christmas Photo¬ graphs, the very latest styles in mount' ingt. We will please you Ior refund your money. Don't wait until the last week for a sitting. Sittings made at your home by appointment. For per¬ fect pose, tighting and finish try us. FREEPORT STUDIO 71 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FREEPORT, L. I. toropping Beards and Roosts Should B« Cleaned Frequontly. In my hen houses the dropping boards occapy the back north end of tbe building and ar« three feet aboTe ttae floor and three nnd one-half feet wide and extend tbe width of the pen. writes a correspondent of the National Stockman. The perches are made of 2 by 2'8 planed and with the edge.s rounded. These are six inches from the dropplnjir t>oards and are hinged to the back of the building so they can l>c raised and fastened wben cleaning olT the dropping tMards. Dropping boards should be cleaned flt least every other day. If one can not attend to this duty regularly it is far better to dispense with the pint- form entirely and set a six Inch board a sufficient distance away from the fvfde of the house to retain all thedroj) pings nnd fill tho Intervening space with nereml Inches of dry earth, which acts fls nn absorbent of bad odors and Into ^vhlch the accumulations can be raked once In n while, thus obviating the necessity of cleaning the house oftcncr than once a month. Hut I am In favor of the dropping board. It only takea mc n very little time to take my basket and shovei every morning nud collect the drojjplngs, and my houses nre always sweet and clean. The roosts are great breeding places for lice and should be well taken care of. A preparation Is made of coal oil and carbolic acid, and this is ni)plied to the roosts every week. This does not take loug, and by so doing you will keep the lice nnd mites down and out. Delicatessen and Lunch Room J. A. tiOODMAN RAILROAD AVENUE Telephone 848-J Trommer's Finest Malt Beer IS SOLD, DRUNK AND ENJOYED ALL OVER LONG ISLAND Telephone For a Cate CHICKEN BROOD COOPS. The Pairson Marble and Granite Works SMITH & SPRAGUE, Proprietors The Baldwin Garage and Salesroom JOSEPH [..'^SCHlFFMACHER, Proprietor Most omplete and Efficient on LoLg Island New and Second Hand FORD'S For Sale AU kinds of supplies and sundries, tires and tubes, vulcanizing, batteries recharged, overhauling Experienced Efficient Econoniy Experts Excellent Storage Facilities Should Afford Ventilation and Protec¬ tion From Predatory Animals. (Prepared by United States department of agriculture.] The accompiinylng figure (No. 1) 11 lustrntes a brood coop which Is thouijht by the United States department of ag¬ riculture's specl.alist to be a good oue. [ It Is In use at the government poultry farm near Waslilngt-on. There Is a wire door buck of the boarded front of ^ this coop, which can be slid forward. This arrangement furnishes the hen , Designers and Builders of High Class Vlemorials. All Kinds of em etc 15 Work, Lettering a Specialty .... Estimates and Designs Cheerfully Furnishec YARD OPPOSITE GREENFIELD CEMETERY Telephone, 158-W HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Ladies of Freeport YOUR SEARCH FOR THE PROPER KIND OF TAILOR¬ ING WHERE STYLE AND ECONOMY GO HAND IN HAND ENDS IN THE GOLDFARB STYLISH WAY AND AN ADDED ATTRACTION HERE IS OUR REALLY REASONABLE PRICES WE MAINTAIN AN EXPERT DEPARTMENT FOR CLEANING, PRESSING, DYEING AND REPAIRING SPECIAL PRICES LADIES' SUITS, WITH MATERIAL, FROM $15.00 UP LADIES' SUITS, FROM OWN MATERIAL, $8.00 UP DRESSES MADE, FROM $3.00 UP SKIRTS MADE, FROM $2.00 UP BROOKLYN LADIES' TAILOR AND DRESSMAKER H. GOLDFARB 36 Brooklyn Avenue Freeport, New York Telephone Call. 307-J TcJephooe 588 J na. L—HKN AND CHICKENS IN BKOOD ('OOP AT GOVKUNMKNT I'OULTBY FAKM, BELT8- VILLE, MO. and chicks plenty of ventilation and fresh air at niglit and prevents any animals from entering the coop. Chickens hatcljed during the winter should be brooded In a poultry house or shed while tlio out.slde weather con¬ ditions nre unfavorable. After the weather becomes settled they should be reared In brpod coops out of doors. One important feature in building a brood coop Is proper ventilation. Hens and chicks need plenty of fresh air. FIO. II.—CmCK COOP AT LITTIiE COMPTO.N, a I. The accompanying figure (No. 2) shows a brood coop with the window sash used for a door, and when this Is closed it does not allow enough ventila tlou. Another oonsideratlou Is the jirotec- tlon ugulnst cats, rats nnd similar ani¬ mals. Brood coops should be provkled with some arrangement for closing at night to keep out such enemies. The Winter Egg Producers. Experts admit that no single breed can be said to be best for winter lay¬ ing, for a breed which will do best In certain circum.'^tancos will not prove suitable in others. The weight of evi dence, howevei\ points to the fact that for winter laying small, nonsitting breeds nre e.xcelled by the heavy sit¬ ting varieties. The nonsltters will lay a greater number of eggs during the year, but the sitting breeds are l>ette: winter layers. Popular among these breeds are Plymouth Rocks. Wynn dottes. Orpingtons, Langshana and Fa rorelles. which can be de )ended upon under favorable conditions to produce ¦ regular supply of winter eggs. Coal Ashes For Hens. Coal ashes ere most excellent for chickens of nil ages. If you will give them access to these you will be sur¬ prised to note the quantities they will consume. There Is a certain amouut of lime and grit In ashes wblch often ttden the place of grit and oyster shells. The lime makes the shell for the egga and the hena pick up tbe par¬ ticles of sharp rluders. which tl»ey luw (or grit—Kaoaas Parmer. Cleanliness and Sanitation These are the forts that surround the production of our milk, and prevent the entrance of a possible enemy, such as the epidemic that Is spreading so rapidly among the cattle of this country. We have been prepared for Just such a crisis by keeping pace with sanitation and by using every known means to safeguard and improve the health and living conditions of our cattle. There need be no hesitancy whatever in using products of the "CAM«>RI?LL" standard. ALEX. CAMPBELL MILK CO. Hempstead, L. L o ck viII6 Centre L. I. Telephone, 228 Telephone, 284 ^ Branches Throughout Brooklyn and Long ^, Island The Chic Diana is the newest slipper to receive the endorsement of well-dressed women, an endorsement'ifeadily accounted for by the charm of graceful lines..We have the Diana In patent calf with rhinestone-studded straps, and in bronze or vici liid with beaded vamps and straps. J. & T. COUSINS AAA Falton St., Bowl St. Confer, Brooklyn Coovcwcnt to Nevio* Straet Subway Sutioa Thomas W. Abrams Pleasant Avenue Roosevelt Moving iVans and General Contracting Cesspools and Toilets Cleaned An Eating Place of Peculiar Excellence In The Heart of tbe Shopping Diitrict HOFFMAN'S RESTAURANT, BROADVVAV AND THIRTY-FOURTH 5TREE.T Best Food Elxcellent Service Popular Prices Catering Theatre Parties \ HRENDEVOUS FOR TRANSIENTS g^ OFFMAN'S ESTABLISHED IN 1882 Painted, ivci-dy to Mt Your Chassis, Six Different Styles, $22 00 to $100.00 Delivered mfg:<o 740-50 GRAND ST. BK LYN., M.Y. TBL.-3077 STAOC. >VA(;i».XS. IIAKMOHS, K>01tl> STAHI.l'. Itl.A.NKirrS. l»AI.\'l'- i.X( ;, si.ii* covioiis. Toi's Take Cars to Bushwick Junction and.Metropolil.an Avenue trolley to Door From E«st New York tale Broadway trolley and transfer lo Graham Ave trolfcjr My Tdephone Number I« 337 Freeport C. A. Fulton Undertaker & Embalmer 57 We*t Merrick Road Freeport, N. Y.

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