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FRIDAYS SATURDAY, NOV. 16-17 TAG DAY lii FBEEPOBT
FOR THE
RED CROSS
MR, L R, POSm, AGENT FOR UNIIED CIGAR STORES CO.
In Freeport
Will Redeem All Certificates Taken in Hii Store FOR CASH
PROCEEDS to be GIVEN to the FUND of the RED CROSS in FREEPORT
Mf. Edison's Very Latest
Diamond Amberola
Note the Price
Only $50
MR. EDLSOTTS
HEn BLI'K AMBEKOL
KKCOllIJ
This final achievement tn Record making of this type! They are practical¬ ly unbreakable and have been played 3,000 times In Laboratory Tests without showing the slightest sIru of wear. Think of it! and they cost only 50c each. Much longer selection.^ can be put on these Rec¬ orda than On ordinary "Talking Machine" Rec¬ ords, which means more and better rausic for less money. You must hear these wonderful records to realize what magnificent music they make.
ModeI50,Price$50
The Greatest Musical Instrument for It.s price ever made. Two other splen¬ did models for $75 and $30. The Model 75 Is a full-length cabinet.
which Includes a genuine Diamond Stylus Reproduc. er. Think of it! a real Diamond Reproducer.
NO NEEDLES TO CBANGE ubcn yea own an EDISON
YOU NEED MUSIC IN YOUR HOME
Yon should have some musical instrument in your home to fill your musical desires. Why not a NEW EDISON ?
Here are the instruments that will supply thla need com¬ pletely. The Cabinet in the Model 30 is ilnlshcd in Golden Oak only. The Models 50 and 76 are finished in Mahogany. Golden Oak, Wcatlicred Oak and Fumed Oak, giving you a wide
range ot finishes to select from. All contain tho finest mechan¬ isms tho markets offer. All Models havi! a genuine Diamond Stylus lU'producer, which au-ans Real .MubIc through a Ural Diamond and NO NEKD- lii:s ever to chaiigf. You can
hunt the markets far and near. but you will never find an l,n- strument for its prica that will give you the constant satisfac¬ tion and pleasure that you and your family 'will, derive from this $50 Ldlson Diamond Am¬ berola.
SPECIAL FREE TRIAL!
President of Thomas A.Edison. Inc.,Orange, N. J., who manufacture Diamond Amberolas and Blue Amberol Racorda.
Here Is our very special offer. Conu' to our store to-day, pick out the iden¬ tical Instrument you desire. Select any 12 of these wonderful lUue Am¬ berol Rfcords you wish. Wc will wrap this outfit up carefully and send tt to your home. Keep it flve days, play it to your heart's content, ¦['bi'ii if you decide to keep it, come tn and we will make arrangements as to how you can pay for it. Con¬ venient terms will bo given. If you do not ke*p it, advise us promptly and wo will cheerfully call aud take the outfit back to our store. This is all there ia to thla off»^r. Not a i:ent's cost to you! No charge, for auything. No atringa lo this offer! It u simply Juat what we »ay: "A
lit iiuiUf, Absolutely Free Trial!"
Here is the opportunity of a life¬ time to get a genuine Edison for $75,00, $50.00 or $;]0.00. Dou't delay come in to-day. if you caunot call, 'plioiio us or tear off the attartied coupon and mail to us.
Act (luickiy, this offer expires November 3d, 11)17.
IF. Chubbuek,
Freeport Plea.se send me Diamond Amberola full particulars of Trial Offer.
your book your
latest
and
Free
W. CHUBBUCK,
EdisoD Ainterola and DiamoDd Disc Phonographs
FREEPORT, . NEW YORK
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GIVE TABLEAUX FOR CAUSE OF MISSIONS
(By Jlpeclai loireepondent)
The mlAjtionary meeting of the Bap¬ tist Church waa held at Mrs. Meyera on Pine Street Monday afternoon, fol¬ lowed by eupper at %\x o'clock, and an entertainment In the evening. It wa.< one grand rucccrb. The hot sup¬ per wa,"* enjoyed by all. The entei- talnmrnt was flne and did great err 1 It to all who a.ssi.sted.
Thp music was fine, especially tbat rendered by Miss Bessie Smith. The Ringing, &n usual, wa.s of the bcRt. .Mi.ss Florence Fowler, recently re¬ turned from Lynbrook, nang several very sweet songs.
There wore over sixty people in at- tendancr. The receipts of the eve¬ ning wore more than was expected,
Mrs. Winship was the committee of entertainment, which consisted of music, recitations, tableaux and dia¬ logues.
Scene One (India).
Little Tare. Margaret Verbeck; Mrs. Verbeck, Florence Fowler, Es¬ ther Wallgren.
LItllo Tara, only nine years old, Is told she must go to a man's house and marry his son, who is much old¬ er than herself, and becau.se she does not wish to do so, ahe Is told the School of Christians has given her an evil heart.
Scene 2. Tara married the man, but her husband died' shortly, and left ber a child-widow. The cruel belief In India Is that the wife Is responsible for the husband's death, and from that time tho widow rests tmder a cur.se.
Her head Is shaven; all her lovely clothes arc taken away from her; and also her jewels. She can have only one meal a day. FIvery day slic hears cruel words, like these: "May the mnon blast you. May the food pol- .son you."
There arc said to be 27,000,000 wid¬ ows in India, of whom 350,000 arc un¬ der fourteen years of ago. Tara is but one. Is it not our business to help thorn If we can.
Scene 3. Poor little Eskimo boy, IlerinLs VorlM'ck, was very very fine.
Scene .5. ((;hina). How a baby is received.
.Mr. Winship, Jame.9 Winship and -Mrn. Cooper In costume.
See. .ne !>. (hlna). How a baby boy i-S received. Some parly. Splen¬ did dialogue.
Scene 6. A Japanese kindergarten. Story told by six little Jap girls. By Ml.^H Baldwin. Extremely fine.
Scone 7. (Korea). Wangule was a young Korea boy, born in a mud hut. His father was a drunkard and made him very unhappy. He, Wangunle, went to Sunday School and there leained about his Heavenly Father nnd that Idols had no power at all. Hc had been taught to worship idols. One night Wangunio came home from school and threw down an idol to the hard mud door. His mother sprang Up and cried, "O Wangunle, our hou.'ic will be hiuncd or wp will all be sick. Why did you do that''" Wangiinir said, "Why, Mother, they are only bloclis of wood, so the missionaries .-ay." Waim'iinio won a victory, fori his luothrr went to church with him i and hecniiu' a Christian. Wangiinie,! Gilbert Flint; bis inotber, Mrs. Flint, j
Scene S. (Philippine Islands). Ini heathen lands tie native doctors ave ^ ignorant of medicine and f)t' anatomy, i and use absurd or cni.'l remedief wbiih often lulls insteiul of rurinf There is only one medical mi.^sion-i ary lo tvvr» and a half millions of pen- pie 1 :i:-oii.i;b.)ut the mother lands.
Scene !i. Protecting an African girl. .Mr.«. Pitcbei-. W'e are told r'.ial thou; andr, of .\friean girls and boys are stoli'H by slave tr;i,ders every year,
Talileaii b\' .i;rOwii-'.ips in CKStUiiie. So^ii;, "ri:! Tllle .>^():i'4 of Free¬ dom."
TAG DAY
There'.s to be a great game of tag in Freeport on Friday and Saturday. That is to say, the American Red C'ross women of the Nas.sau County Chapter arc giing to play tag with everybody In Freeport, ho far as Is possihle, but, of course, it is not to lie wholly play, and those who are about to Via "tagged" are not to run nway, either.
LUTHERAffS WIU MEET IN BROOKLYN
The fall convention of the Brook¬ lyn and lying Island District Luther League will take place at the Christ Hvangpllcal Lutheran Church, 10«4 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, Satur¬ d.iy. November 17lh.
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The feature of tbe afternoon sea- be preaent at thta oonveattan. Thare
sion. which begins promptly at four I tt much Important hnslnens to ha oclock, will he an address by Slater! traneacted, particularly ta regarda to
Jennie Chrlet on the subject "The Deaconnesa at Work,' Sbe atands high In her noble work and her re¬ marks will he decidedly Interesting.
At the evening ses.slon Rev. 8. T. I-ong. D,D.. Qf Mansfleld, Ohio, will deliver a discourse on "Resolutions for all Lutherans." His remarks will prove very helpful,
Evry Luther T-eagUP Is
the May eoarentlon to he tendered Vt tho delegates of the State lieafnie.
Wh I Help Is Q en.
Rrnidons are th* nwnnion shelter nt the hnrd-henrted, tho fnlse and thp Im- potont when cnlleil upon to assist: tJin real grent alone plan lnstnntfln«f?na help, even v.-\i"n thrir looks or word* nrgi-d to'prpsntrn dlf^leultle*.—T.nvnter.
STABLE MANURE
CARLOADS FOR SALE For Prompl Delivery Call ur Write
M. McCIRR'S SONS CO.
261 W. 34lh sr., N. Y. C.
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Inion Free School Dislrici No. 8 Rooicvell. \. Y.
November 9, 1917
1 DOLLARS REWARD
The above sum will be paid for informutiin loading to the arrest and conviction, of the party or I arties who stole the rope from flag pole on School House grounds on the evening of Oct. 31st, 1917. By order of the Board of Education W. J. GILLESPIE.
District Clerk.
Latest Desigrns and Makes in
BEDS, SPRINGS, MATTRESSES
Upholstering and Repairing
of all Kinds VICTOR FAHR£NFELD
Ijlorriok R<Mul, Frwiport
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