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My TekplioBe Nvmber is S37 FBEEFOBT
C A. FULTON
Undertaker and Embalmer
57 West Merrick Boad FBEEPOBT, N. T.
A Good Bargain in the Summer Means Your Trade in the Winter
Baring our niid*snnuner sale, which benns next week, we offer: Taffeta and Crepe de Chine Dresees. . . .value $13 to |20; at ^,50
Chiffon and Net value |10 to |15; at |e.50
Voile and Linen .value 97 to $10; at ^.50
35 Suits in Check, Gabardine and Poplin to be closed out at $7,90 Coats aa a special offer $3.90 up
The New Idea Sample Shop
205 WEST THIBTY-FOUBTH STBEET OPEN EVENINGS. Opposite tbe Penn. Station. Tel. Greeley 2470
TIME AND MONEY SAVED
CASH WANTED
Wagons, Carriages, Harness, at Trustees Sale
FORD COMMERCIAL BODIES
Wau IlOO, now $75; also S-passen-
K«*r jitney bunses, was 1150, now
$115. Ice wagons, were $286, now $225. Large fancy parcel delivery, flnlshed
In brass, was 1250; now $200. Small fancy parcel delivery, was
)250: now $17B. Grocery or delivery wagon, was $170;
now $l3n. Side-door bakery wagon, was |150;
now $I2R. Light delivery wagon, was $135; now
$m.
Light delivery wagon, was $85: now
gl-JJUX. Top peddler wagons, |125; now $00. Carpenter wagons, were $145; ndw
$100. Light fancy parcel delivery, was
$125; now $00. Almost new country butcher wagon,
$00. Repainted and closed delivery
wagon, $45.
CARRIAGES
Rubber tire buggy, was $225; now
$13.1. Rubber tire buggy, was $110; now
$K0. Rubber tire end spring runabout,
was $100: now $UO. Stivers runabout, was_$200; now
$100. Rubber tire extension top surrey,
was $166; now $110. Rubber tire canopy top surrey, was
$175; now $120. Rubber tire ladles' driving wagon,
was $250; now $75. Rubber lire combination, two and
four passenger trap, was $150;
now $75. Steel tire curtain station wagon, was
f166; now $K5.
HAR.NKSS
Double, brass coach harness, was
$150; now $70. LlKht driving double, was $50; now
$26. Single surrey, was $40; now $28. Single buggy, was $18; now $13,
THB I. S. RKMSON MFO. CO.
740-750 GRANP $TREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y. A. P. WiLI>loV, Maosa^'i'. C.VY C. HEATER, Trustee in Bankruptcy.
FRESH nSH AND SEA FOOD
We obtain onr snpply off the boats at our dock the day it is caught, and can see and know that it is the best that can be found anywhere,
OUR AUTO
Quick delivery service secures for you not only the best, but in the quickest time. Come down to our place
STEAM BOAT DOCK
with your auto or on Freeport trolley and inspect our place and stock.
LIVE LOBSTEBS, FBESH OUT OF THE WATEB HARD AND SOFT CLAMS
RAYNER & BROWER
AT FOOT WOOD CLIFT CHANNEL Telephone 669
ELLISON'S DOCK FBEEFOBT
THL NA55AU POST
Is now prepared to accept orders „,
for all kinds of Job Printing, from
a lady's visiting card to a full sheet
poster.
First-class work. Prompt service.
REASONABLE PRICES
Gilmore's Eitract of Mexican VnpiM>
AND OTHER FLAVORS
For the past twelve yean these Ezfxacts have bees naed by a iaxgt nnmber of the old substantial resi¬ dents of Nassau and Queens Counties.
I make only FUBE goods out of the best materials.
A post oard asking for particulars as to prices, etc., will be promptly answered.
THOMAS H. GILMORE
FBEEFOBT L. I., N. Y,
STBICTLY
FBESH FBUITS AND VEGETABLES
SATISFIES
A Satisfied Customer
Brings
New Ones
We want your trade and we'll do more to please you than any one else can. '-
GIVE US A CHANCE
Busceml Bros.
7 South Main Street Freeport
INFILL CONTROL OF MEXICO CITY
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 by the test of musical results.
As a PLAYER It supplies the flnger technique of the foremost artists.
Music Boll Library Service FBEE.
WHITE FOB CATALOG
Our Partial Payment Plan Is Most Economical.
Pease Piano Co.
THE MUSIC HOUSE OF BROOKLYN
34 Flatbush Ave,, Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone 4079 Main,
Open Evenings by Appointment.
Complete stock of VICTOR and COLUMBIA TALKING MACHINES, Records and Supplies. Convenient Payments.
WANTED
An opportunity to serve you and convince you that we carry and sell the
Best Groceries
and Provisions
OUB MOTTO IS:
HONESTY, COURTESY AND PBOMPTNESS,
Our expenses are very small compared with most other grocers and we do not have to obtain as high prices for onr goods to live.
Come and see ns once, and we
are sure you will come again.
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Geo. E. Seainan
316 80. MAIN ST. FBEEFOBT
Telephone 344-M.
General Gonzaies Creates Good Impression.
WORE TROOPS 0^ THF WAY
(kmnesty Proclaimed by Carranza Com¬ mander For All Except Slaysrs of President Madero—Red Cross Repre¬ sentatives Arrive From Vera Cru« With Hospital Supplie.«.
Mexico City, .luly 14.-Mexico City bas beeu form.-illy turned over to the Carranzlsta forces under General Pablo Gonzales by the city council. General Alfrado Maclnuii. a Carrnnzista chief¬ tain, at tbe bend of 4,000 troops, entered the city Sunday nnd took possession of the national pahice.
He immediately assured newspaper tnen tbat the victorious troops would treat the populace with every con- dderatlon nnd that he personally would see to the punishment of nny oflicers ar soldiers guilty of any offense against i^ivl linns.
General Gonznles is now at Villa Guadalupe, four miles from the city, with his main nrmy and Is preparing to take fonnnl possession of the city within a few hours.
Ban on Madero's Slayers.
On behalf of (ieneral Carranza, Gon- Jflles hns Issned i\ proclamation grant¬ ing amnesty to all persons except those Jlrectly conceriiiMl In the assiisslnation Df former President Madero in Feb¬ ruary, lyi:!. Tills proclamation has made a goml impression on the In¬ habitants.
General Fniiicisco Coas. who is en¬ tering the capit.il by the wny of Tex- soco, ninrchcd through Xochimllco, Chnrnbnsco and Coyoacnn. In bis ad¬ vance he encountered nnd defeated 2,000 retrentlnt' Zapata troopn. Inflict¬ ing heavy losses on them nnd .send¬ ing the Zapatistas fleeing In disorder.
General Toss' forces nlso cut off and r-nptnred largo numbers of the Zapa¬ tistas who were retreating along the TInpan rond. The Zapatistas were plundering houses and carrying off everything poitable. One hody of Zapatistas was captured looting the Century, clnh, n few miles from the ?apltal.
Water Famine Threatened.
Washington, .luly 14.—Kalling to pre¬ vent the army of (Jeneral Pablo (Jon rales, the ('ari-iiiizn cominander, from taking possession of Mexico ("Ity, Gen¬ eral Emilio Zaimtn, the Imndit chief, tm*! C'.lt off the water supply of the .Mexican cajiital.
Several months ngo General Obregoii was forced to quit Mexico City by rea¬ son of thc stoppage of thc wnter sup¬ ply. I'nless the Carranzistas are able to disiiatch a sirong force lo Xochl- mllcc. the source of Mexico ("lly's wa¬ ter supply, llfteen miles distant, condi¬ tions In the capital wlll become acute.
.\ report received a I the state depHrl¬ ment from Consul Shanklin says thnt owing lo Inck of food conditions aro becoming more serious in .Mexico City.
The situation, however. Is mnch hot¬ ter than a fortnight ngo, when the city wns in control of the Zapatistas. Many persons then were killed In the course of tho rioting. Reiirosentntlves of the American Red Cross hnve arrivcil wltli medicines and hospital supplies from Vora Cruz.
PLANS TO REBUILD AMERICAN NAVV
Secretary Daniels Foresees Big Changes In Ships.
Washington, .luly 14. — Secretary' Daniels says thnt lessons taught tty the Kuropeau war would undoubtedly result in changes iu nnval arcbltectufif and equipment Just as radical as those tbat followed the introduction of the monitor type of vessel In nnval war¬ fare at thfc' time of the conflict between the states.
The appearance of tbe monitor In the American navy revolutionized naval construction and equipment, and It is the opinion of Mr. Daniels that at the end ofthe pending war tbe American navy must, be rebuilt along new lines.
Thnt was the thought in Mr. Daniels' mind when he Invited Thomas A. Edi¬ son to head an a<lvisory board of In¬ ventors to assist government experts in developing the navy in accordance with needs dlsclosetl by the present
© by American Press A5Boclatlon.
Wanhlnston nfflcmls arr ^ratlHed by re¬ port of "Izard's ncceptante of Secretary DanlelH' offpr, but .Mrs. Kdlson says he has not yet decided to do so and hopes he will not.
ROWLINH
Six Alleys Open All Summer
Frivate Club Room for Ladies
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"An hour a day Drives dull care away."
PRIZES FOR HIGH SCORES
36-38 NORTH MAIN STREET Freeport, L, I,
E. F. KELLY
J. S. DeMott
Contractor and Builder
Jobbing: of All Kinda
Xo job too large and no job too small
Estimates given on all kinds of work in our Ifne .
LEONARD AVENUE
Tel. .^S9-W.
If Toil ApiireciMte Style Ulatliictlnu
Model Your Figure
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WADE CORSET
\ot Soil! lu Uepartment StorrM
OriKinal in ilraiKn—ilialinctivp in
Mt.vie and true bine In value. Made in
a wide variety of atylee and faiiteninii;*.
M O I) K R .1 T K P n I C K S
They Combine Luxury Wilh Service
Mrs. Annie Abbott
Repre«e»t«tlve~~ \. fol. .ivenue. FREEFOHT
Telephone «32-M.
Seek Gypsifs For Stealing Boy. Providence, R. I.. July 14.—Detec¬ tives are trailing « bond of gypsies be¬ lieved to bave stolen four-7ear-old James Glass, son of Charlea Glass, sn Erie railroatl andltor, of Jersey City.
Prison For Food Extortioners. Rerlln, July 14.- Any dealer charging excessive prices for articles of dallj consumption. Including food and light ing p«^>wer. In Bavaria will be liable t< one ye«r'.<i imprisonment.
Weather Probabilities. Prol«bly fair today and tomojTov no change In t*i»per«t«rc; light, Wj aldi> Wind*. \
Accidents
Will happen and when tbey do w« invariably scratch our beads and consider where we can get the best, qdickest and cheapest relief.
We liave expert machinista, a modern equipped nachine shop, and do work, either repairing or installing new gasoline engines.
MARl.VE WORK A SPECIALTY
John M. Simpson
So. Main St., Head Freeport Biver Tel. 578-W.
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DONT
LOOK FOB MY FICTUBE BUT COME IN AND SEE ME ANB MY COMPLETE STOCK OF
Hardware and House Furnishings
OLASSWABE, DISHES, POBCELAIN LINED AND AGATE WABE. WIBE WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS BEADY TO FUT UF, FAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES. POULTRY WIRE, ALL WIDTHS AND GARDEN HOSE.
Supplies of Every Description
AUTO DELIVERY
W. A. MACFARLANE
29 SOUTH MAIN STREET. COR. OLIVE BOULEVARD
MADE OF THE PUREST AND BEST MATERIALS OBTAINABLE
IT COSTS YOr .\0 MORK TMA.N OTHER HRKAl)
QUALITY BAKEIRY
Comer Grove Street and Olive Boulevard FREEPORT Telephone 402-R.
Morning Shopping is always pleaaant at this Store.
We carry the Choicest Fresh Fruits and Vegetablea, besidei
Fancy and Staple Qroceries
''SEAMANS
27 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, L. I.
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Telephone 710
The Baldwin Garage and Salesrooms
JOSEPH L. SCHIFFMACHER, Prop.
Most Complete and Efficient on Long Island
New and Second Hand FORDS For Sale.
All kinds of Suppliea and Sundries, Tiret and Tnbes, Vulcanizing, Batteries Bechai^ed, OverhauUnf,
EXJ^EBIENCED EFFICIENT ECONOMY EXFEBT8
Excellent Storage Facilities
