WM MAKE Horn ATCEDARHURSTONE OF BESTON ISLAND
R. Snudi Bttvi Fonner Qub House
TegeSber With Other Property
—-Other DerelopneaU
Cedarhurst. June 28.—Th» fa^noun clubtiou!s« at CMlarhurnt Park in Moon to b« one ot tbe b«>8t hotels on Lon': Island. The majnilficent club house, with acres of Rround surroundinK It, was sold a few days aco to R. Smith, acnior member in the firm of R. Smith A Co. of West nth street. New Tork City. He hop«s to have It open to the public by July 15.
This club houae is probably one of the b*st known places in the United States. It was made historic as well as famous during the War, by the gener oslty of ita fonner owner—one of Am- . erica's greatest merchants—A. Adel- berg, who has retail stores in forty cities. * More than 5000 soldiers were enter¬ tained ,«^,the Cedarhursr Club, and fareweft dinners were given them, largely at the expense of Mr. Adelbtrg. I At the end of the War, Mr. Adelberg Loffered to present the club house nnd grounds to J. Franklin Bell Post, Am¬ erican legion. But, owing to the smnll membership and the heavy carrying charges, it was unable to accept the generous gift.
It Is understood that Mr. AdellMTg sold the club for IJijerty Bond.s and cash.
.Mr. Smith haa made elaborate plan.-i io remodel and renovate the club and Improve the landHcapt-. Already a large force of men are at work. It ,n believed tliat the hottl will' be open about ,Tuly 16.
Mr. Smith intends to beautify thf lake and canal adjoining the club, to provide bathing, boating and Ashing facilities, connecting directly with Jamaica Bay.
The dining rooms, reception balls, furnishings and dancing hall can only be appreciated by inspection. There i.s nothing else like It on Long Island.
As the Mountain House in the C'a's- kills Mountain.s is .said to have henti built because Its owner was avercharg ed for a meal at a nearby resort, so this hotel is being opened liecauae Mr. Smipi was overcharged at a Long Island Inn. He is determined to establish a render\'0U8 for automobiles and neighbors where the best meal it I.s possible to serve can be secure! iit a reasnnable price.
The name and the motto of the new hotel win be "Cedarhurst Inn, a hotel of a Square Deal."
The hotel is equipped with four per¬ fect bowling alleys, four double tennis- !ifcoiirtfc..«hower baf^s, etc. ;"'-'^fm-t,^ Mr, Smith has offered to permit th<? American Legion and neighbors to use the tennis courts and bowling alley.s any night;) of the .week except Satur¬ days and Sundays. Ho has also offer¬ ed the American Legion the use of the dance hall at any tltne on reasohiUile notice.
The manager of the new hotel is already manager of three of the best hotels In the Herald Square section.
Mr. Smith Is now one of the largest real estate owners of Long Island and Manhattan. He recently purchased for cash, property ot the Baldwin Estate, 7 West 7Cth^ street. Central Park West adjoining the residence of former Am
FOURTH OF JULY BOXING
PROMISES "FIREWORKS"
rre<«port, Jun* 28.—As tbo Fourth Iof July ;• a tyi>lca4 fun day th« man Agement of Freeport Auditorium haa arranged ¦ big special holiday bill at
PpuUtr prUmm. 40 rounds of boxing th evenly matched contests. In the ¦tar event of 12 rounda two aenaatlonal light weights, Danojr Peve«e and Terry pavia will cUu>h. V
' Marty Silvers, who defeated Toung Shean here a couple of weeks ago wiii clash with .lohnnle Fox and as these two boys fought a» sensational battle a'. Jalnaica a short time ago this is sure to be a hummer. Charlie S<--ott of Ljmbrc^k, who was coming along great and improving with every con¬ test, but who drew a suspension from The Boxing Commission has been re¬ instated and will appear in a return bout with Ned Kid Cowler.
.lacki? McCoy will swap punches with •lack Humphries in a 6 round go and In the opening ¦Iround bout Chuck Eir¬ man of Seaford will trade punches with Billy .leamnn of Bellmore.
Manager Kerr promises more fire¬ works In this show than any othei- Fourth of July celebration on the I.s land.
DISABLED VETERANS~ASK TO HANDLE REUEF WORK
Washington. June ;;X.—"Take the di rectlon of soldier relief work out of tho hand.s of s -hool teachers, labor agitat¬ ors and impractical theorists and place it in the hands of the disabled veterans themselves, who understand the needH of the soldiers."
T^Is was the keynote today by hun , dreds of disabled veterans of the World | War when they gathere<l here for the llrst annual convention of the National I.Hsal)led Soldiers League. The veter ans are going to drive hard at official Washington this week to bring about tbe accomplishment of this aim.
MERRICK
The WoOMti's Ajwodation of will meet in Parish House on day aftemoon, June 29, to plan tcrtaliunent for the benefltof • Hill Hospital. A full aftendii urged.
Circulara have reached Merri' the Work Horse Relief League people to be kind to animals, e: in the trying simimer months, lowing is a quotation, a good or, from the circular.
"Be merciful to all animiil.'' ference to cruelty Is lack of mer what principle is it unjust to to abuse a man and Just to tort abuse ^ dumb animal? Tou < cruel' practices if you will do yo though ever so amall a part."
trtck ne»
from
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Indlf- 1. On I re or -^e or ^ stop ' part.
Another medal for good com •qpitlon work is captured by P, S. S4, ."inbat- tan>,by Milton Plncus, one of Mi Hess' 8A boys. Tbe essay waa on •'Safe¬ guarding the Hnnie Again.">t Fi! " and the medal was given by the N. Tork Fire Department.
"Rastus," "Reginald," "Ther i hilua," "Topsy," 'Slim," "Major," "Sci tnble," lind "Turvy," all Merry Merri ; Mln Rtpfls, enjoyed an innocent >¦ rne of the popular "Put and Take," it (Sat¬ urday evening and much ex ement and enthusiasm was manifestec anong them. Dried peas were used.
bar th* hurt day of achool. fell and dla- loc^tMl her Bhoataar. ai»e Um been under the d »ctor's care since.
Much to he Vegret of Sahool Super Intendent Mepham, tha acbool trurtees and the residents of Merrlok, Principal M. E. Pon-ell will not resume the eupW vision of the school In the fall. He has other prospects.
If the Merrick CTvlc League stjcceeds in obtaining* what was publl.»hed In the Daily Review a few days agOT-Po"c^ Protectlofi^lT-Vlll have • accomplfebed what every resident In town haa prayed and longed for.-
Who said the Merrick baseball ienm was N. O ? They played the Rooirvelt team on the home grounds last Satur¬ day afternoon and won. 8c<tt% »-6-
toM the truth
Birch's new coai can be durfiped ¦boveiinc- A rice.
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on Saturday stat-
H. Anderson
Iti Saloon League In
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DAWSON
IjOng Island soboolM clo.«ed m' .. than a week ago—teachers living on iie Isl¬ and and teaching in Gotham, ii e .still another week of it.
Little Margery Oreaves, whi tlcing on the Merrick school »
prac- inning
—SEE—
MOSES R. CORNWELL
For Anything in the
MASON MATERIAL LINE
I have a fall and complete line in stock at all times; woold be pleased to quote yon on your requirements, ALSO COAL AND WOOD—Prom Deliveries
MOSES R. CORNWELL
79 OBSERVER ST.. RockvUle Cent
Precious stones were clas.sed aa male and female by the Romans, according to the darkness or liKhtnp.s.s of their rolor.
bassador Cscar Strauss. He also clo.s- ed a few days ago a lease, involving millions, with Oeo. W. I^ft, the candy man, for the corner adjoining the store of R. H. Macy & co., 34th street and Breadway.
Mr. Smith has also recently closed many purchases at Far Rockaway, Cedarhurst, Woodmere and Hewlett, but will not discuss these purchases nt this time. He promises to make an important announcement within a few weeks.
Mr. Smith resides in "Whitehall," Bayswater, Far Rockaway, one of the show placim of Long lalantl
UphoUterer & Interior Decorating
EXPERT UPHOLSTERER and
SLIP COVER CUTTER Will do the work at your resi¬ dence on contract,
$1.25 AN HOUR
G.DEUTSCH
146 N. MAIN STREET
Telephone Freeport 1108-J
. FERMEHTED^ FOODb/
DR.M-RODIN
The greatest enemy of mankind's teeth is fer¬ mented food.
!t poisons the systeii by decaying the teeth. Let a dentist put your teeth on an efficiency basis.
Don't forget the chil. dren. Have their teeth examined.
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DENTIST
MEMPSi EAil ZAUK BLDG.
HEMPSTEAD ~\ TEL. 283 /
FANCY FRUITS
Called for and Delivered .'UtEITKS CIGARS
Merrick Road rook, L. I.
down on
uits—$10
eral thou-.
finest in-
TfUeg
RoQi:':(-.Pttir Company
Broadway at S4thSt.
Ihient
lata" Fifth Ave. at4Ut8t,
SuDSANDbUb^ ' SUPREME LAUNDRY
WOMEN
WE SOAR HIGH
and have to tlo it. Fact 1k, epicure* and "high flyers" all know It's good eating here, and that's why they pat¬ ronize UB, See that
I MENU CARD FOR JULY 4tli
of ours and bring a friend and dine. If the friend is a young lady, in-^ vite the mother as well. They'll both enjoy It. For 4th of July eat¬ ing this Is the place.
GALVnrS RESTAURANT
801 Front St., B^mpstead CENTRAL HOTEL
¦nalifBt. 7 to •.SO~i,Bii«h. ss*. U to t DlBBer. SOc. • to S SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNBR It to S. tt.H A la Outo au Day
vuBNisaKD aooiu TO uorr
REAL HOME COOKING
CHiiSS
smenotc^
IScnd us their laurutryl J v/Kydoatyou? J
FREEPORT ROCKVILLE c|NTRE HEMPSTEAD fid FAR ROCKAWAY
^TO-MORROW!
A ttempt.s to verifj-the statement wear} the rtwaUcw haa the Uusest mow without avail and if he were here ttia visit must bmva been incognito. None uf the near beer saloons bad seen him
and the cluba were all in i^nortince.
in ptoffMium ta ita atse «f ail tbe btrOs.^ Spain devotes mwie than 7 500,008
>icres of land to olive cnltiire
DEUCIOUS ICE CREAM
A^rO VACUUM ICE CREAM FREEZER
4-qt. size
Sayes Time, lyebor, M^ney
PATF.NTF.D
AUTOMATIC SANITARY — LIGHT - EFFECTIVE
Demonntrnllon All This Week at
LY.MAN N, JONK.S HARDW-ARE CO.,
5 Soutli .Main Htreet, Freeport
HICK.S A W.ATTS IIARDWARK CO,, L^TuRROOK. L. I.
Sold only
by dealers
give tire mileage
at the lowest cost
in history
30x3§ $15.00
NON-SKID
Reduction in all styles and sizes
A New Lovr Price on a Known and Honest Produeii
/\UR list of patrona in
this town is a laundry Blue ^ooic. It Ih headed by the famous Duds' family who are ever so particular about their work. Blankets or bed spreads, table linen or per¬ sonal apparel we'll send it back to your home in a smilingr, aer- vtceabla condition.
Phone Us For Price List
SUPREME LAUNDRY
240 FRANKLIN STBEET
Hempstead, N, T. Phone 112-W
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You wiil be offered onmoi the greatest Money-Saving opportunities, and alswa chance to get a wonderful Millinery Creation F
HOTEL CECIL, Long Beach s New Apartment Hotel
BOARDWALK, LONG BEACH, L. I.
One, Two and Three Rooms WHh Hath 1,000 Bathing LorkerH For Kent l)y the Season at $15.00
HOTEL CECIL RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE
Excellent French CulHlne. FumouH for Its Milk-fed Chickens, Prompt
Service, and Very Seasonable I'rices. No Cover CharKe
Telephone I.onK Hcacli GOO
CECIL BATHS IN CONNECTION
Lockers, 60 Cents l-Iai h—No Waiting In Line Telephone, Write, «»r Call I'erM>nally, at
HOTEL CECIL, BOARDWALK
(Also Entrance on Broadway)
LONG BEACH ... LONG ISLAND
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' FIRE WORKS
A BIG ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS AT
COHEN & FUCHS
3 MAIN STREET, HEMPSTEAD, L. I. Come Early—Avoid tke Ruk ud Recetre Better AtteBtioa : oo»'»»»»»»»»»oo»»»oo*»»»oo»»»»»»»o»'»»»o»o»»«»»»»»»»» >
"WATCH THIS PAPEt TO.MORROW FOR THE GOOD NEWi!
WOMEN'S WEAR
OF THE BETTEE 80ET
WAISTS - DRESSES - SKIRTS HOSIERY - CORSETS
BANG!!! BA^ft!!! BANG!!!
FIREWORKS
A LARGE ASSORTMENT fJY EARLY —AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
WE Pbt vl ORDERS
Gliedman's Sp^rVng Goods Store
PLNE AMD GROVE STREETS FKpPORT, L I. Oppoote Kfb Sckool
SEID'S
2S MAIN STREET
HEMPSTEAD, N. Y.
—BEANCHES— FAB EOCKAWAT. N. Y. LONG BEACH. V. T.
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