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FREEPORT GRADUATION IHROUGHOUT
Sonwthmf Far Erery Day Bcfa-
unf Jtee 19~0f Interest To
AO Departments
Pr*^port. Jiinn 14.—N«*xt wpok will b*i It bu«3r tim* for th* xraduatlnK olajw of FVepport HJifh School. beKlnninR with thft fa«oir-alaurpat« aarmon at ftho M. E. Chiimh n*>xt Biinday by th* Rfiv, Erwin B. D<>nn«tt of the Baptint Church.
On Mon<lay th«r« will be cla«r day axarolaaa at the ItiKh Hchool Audi¬ torium In th* eveninK and the Senior Ball at the Freeport CTub.
On Tueaday, June 28. annual com¬ mencement exerclMM will be held In the American Theatre, the grade achooln In the morning and the high lu-hoot In the evening.
On WedneMlay evening the alumni Ixtnquet will b* held at tho South Shore Hotel at 7:30 p. m.
The prognmn for the high school rfimmenoem#nt will open with a marnh by the high iicho<!tl orohentra followed by the Ifivootttlon by the Rev. R. H. Scott.
Kenneth B. Vought will read the Salutatory, Ruth Mark will deliver "an eaaay, "Woman In Pollticn," Helen B. Ault the valedlc^tory and ennay "O! Hei Carita," by the Olee Clube, awarding of prlzeH, the preiientation of dlplomae by David Sutherland, Jr., preBldent of the Board of ^duration, and benedlrtion by the Rev. W. K. Thompnon.
TWa week the high whool Htudentn are faring the dreaded Reg^'nt'* and the grade nohooUt aro faring the examina¬ tions for promotion.
At the end of the week the lint of graduaten 'i.nd those who will be pro¬ moted will be available.
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Today k Flag Day
Show yoiir eolors.
Don't let the Hag drag on the ground.
If hung tut g banner In home or place of bunMem nee that the nt^ra are at ttpper left coriief, iw" neen from outnide. If the stripen are hori- xonta.t Wli'ih stripes are vertical, have th* atani at upper right cor¬ ner.
Whenever pomible, hang the col- oni only by cringles provided by the maker. Do not nafi, or pin, or tie the flag in any other way if it can be avoM«d. «
MERRICK
It wns wonderful, Monday evening, to see sixty young people of Merrick all dolled up in Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothes, their faces flushed and glowing with pleasure ahd good-will, all on the tip-tne of expectancy at the presentation to he mode to Mr. Skrend.a and Mrs. Ives.
William 8. Christy, faithful guardian of Merrick's young folks, had got aft«'r the yoimgsters by mail and asked each for 2f> cents towards tho prosent. They jusl cluttered up his home, coming with their ouartors und oagor to givo more.
The young people work together in harmony; and parents encourage them, for Merrick Is giving them, through Mr. Christy, wholesome recreation. The now establhthed feature in connection with the work of the Church of the Redeemer, Mr. Christy's "Hong and Praise Hervice" for the young people of MerrU'k, Is already showing signs of benefit.
MR. AND MRS. SAWYER RETURN FROM TRIP-4(EW ENGLAND TO MONTREAL
Rockville Centre, June 14.—Mr. and Mrs. W. F. .Sawyer roturned to their hom* In Forest avenue yesterd»»iy after a delightful trip through New England, a part of Canada and via the J.Ake and Hudson River route. They visited In Springfield, Mass., and High Oatc, Ver¬ mont. From Rt. Allian's, Vt., they motored through a fascinating country to Montreal. The return was via I^akes Champlain and Oeorge and the Hudson Valley.
It was noticed that through New Kngland, particularly in Vermont, the j>otntoe8 seemed far more advanced In growth than on I>ong Island. This la partly accounted for, in Mr. Sawyer's opinion, by the fact that there haa beon no drought in the further north roKlon.
"LOHA BUNK"*IN FREEPORT PROMISES MUCH PLEASURE
The writer had the pleasure to meet two of Freeport's "newsies" last Satur¬ day—Master Isldor Kramer and his sister, Bertha; she complimented "Honest Izzle" and encouraged little Bertha, who looked somewhat tiredh but another little Kramer, who always chatted with her last winter while wait¬ ing for trains, was Tnisscd. U|>on In- qtiiry It waa learned that she, little Edith Kramer, la 111. and as Bertha de¬ clared, "Her cheeks are awfully white." Edith no longer sells Reviews but has to remain at home.
A suggestion from the writer: T.«t'8 all "chip in" nnd give the Froe¬ port "newsies" an outing and let us try to bring bock the color in Edith's cheeks; she was such a faithful little "newsle" in ail kinds of weather—and now!
The Merrick Hand-In-Hand League surprised Miss Orace May Tween last Friday evening with a shower of beau- tlfilt and useful gifts. Miss Tweeit is to be married to Franklin A. Banker. at Oreenwlch, Conn., on Saturday, JUne 2Sth. The wedding wiU take place In the Church of the Redeemer. All frlenda are cordially Invited to the ceremony.
Frooport, June 14.—"Ix)tta Bunko," the play which altractinl many when presented in Rockville Contro in Ma.v. Ih tn be put on at tho Auditorium here, Fiidny evening, Juno 24.
"I.otta Bunko" I.m a melodramatic travortty written by l.lndloy W. (^f)ok. at ono time eonnoctod wJth the New York HllUHxlromo, with sp'eclnl mu.sic com posed by Dwight Conn. It Is to be given under the auspices of Major Oenerul J. Frnnklln Boll Post, 103, V. F. \V.
Tho talent Is drawn entirely from thr- membership and the show is one of tho best produced in this section by ama¬ teurs.
While "I^otta" is the main fominh." utfi-nctlon in the play, two other female <'hnract?rs aro portrayed by formor ser¬ vice mon. The music, Itotb of chcruni's and specially written .sorfgH, la cat"liy und pleasing. Costumes havo been tic- signed especially for the play, with orlK¬ inal scenery throughout.
The proceeds of the affair nt tho Audi¬ torium June 24, is for 'lie Post oxclu- sivoly. Many residents of Frooport are membors of this organizntioii.
BASEBALL
Foundrymeir Beat Office Force
Ilempstead, June 14.—The ofllco and foundry liaseball teams of tho Doulilo- day. Page * Co,, plant mot on Parson.s' Field Saturday morning, with the re¬ sult that tho foundrymen won by a score of C to 1. The game waa largely a pitchers* battle, with honors slightly '.1 favor of Oray, tho foundry twlrler.
This wns the opening game In the Doubleday, Page & C'o. Department I,eugue and the toam winning the larg¬ est number of games during the sea¬ son will receive a silver cup, donated by the company.
Next Saturday tho composing room and hlndory will noss bats.
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AMERICAN MLS,SION IN CHINA
IS WRECKED BY REBEL.S
DOLLAR DAY IDEA TO DRAW TRADE TO LYNBROOKSTORES
Fiftjr-Six Mercbants Entliasiastic
Orer tke Board of Trade
Bnraess Plaa
Lynbrook, Jnne H.—Tho Board of Trade of 14T)bro<JlELh&s nWlle arranfre¬ ments io observe Thursday, June 2S. as Dollar Day in Lynbrook. In so do¬ ing the committee in charge of the matter has secured the henrty co-op¬ eration of practically every businesa place in the village. Flfty-»ix mer¬ chants will do all they can to bring trade to Lynbrook on that .lay and. better .still, to give the most favoi-able impression aa to Lynbrook's shopping facilities.
President William .^chratwei.sor, of the Board of Trade, has this commit too working for Dollar Day; ti. l.ovi- aon. chairman; J. L. Stanley, ca.Mhior of the Lynbrook Bank, troa.surer; Jo¬ seph Lovy, secretary; E. M. .fckormnri nnd William Lissnor.
Tlio 'committee ha-n boort Immon.soly plen.sed' with the supr»ort and co-opora- tion givon by men engageil in ovory line of bu.sine.9s represented 4n the villago.
It has boon a revelation to find such cordial community .spirit nnd .such strong determination to m.-iko tlio com¬ ing Dollar Day a means of widening the fame of the vlllii^e.
With individual contributions In ac- corilanco with the relative lmi)ortance of o.ich house, there has i>een a fund of IR.non accumulated for publicity. This is already carefully provided for, with deflnlto appropriations for advoi- tising in several ways.
One feature, in addition to the news¬ paper publicity, will bo a number of attractive and .sliowy gold .signs. The tendency will be to .show where you see the gold sign.
No ono in T,ynbrook .sny.s "don't .'^hoji where you don't soe a gold .sltrn." This la not th.'it sort of a campaign. It i.s a boost for the wliolo villafro and it is desl^d th.Tt those who do not now know Lynbrook well, shall come into tho village, on I'>ollar Day particularly. and find out what n neighborly, bus! ne.ssUko, thrivins village it is.
Some of the storokeepens, in their eagerness to make the Dollar Dny i" Lynbrook memorable, have secured conces.sions from manufaoturor-s, so that they will on that day be able to offer .standard good.s at lo.ss than the usual wholesale rates.
p:ach store will havo it.s own little. surprises in concessions to shoppers and there is considerable good natund .rivalry in the effort to select Ihe most attractive ofterlng.s. ^ ^
In addition to tbo bargains ofTerod in trade during tbe day th« Board ot Trade has Arraagad to give 100 pnteen. Them wiil be absolutelr free, and with¬ out any connection what-ver «ifh pnr- cha.sea. Coupons bearing v.-.rbeM ai-e fo be di.strlbuJed throughout the area that may be expected to show an In¬ terest in i:>ollar I*»y nt Lynbrook. One hundred) of theae numbers will draw priees. In order to get a prize it is necessary only to possess the coupon bearing th* priee winning number.
Arrangements have been made for delivery of large packages from any or all of the stores, as if is anticipated that btiyers will wi.sh to purchase more than they can convenleifttly carry.
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BALDWIN
Tomorrow. W«1nf-«lay evening, the ladie.s of .\)1 Saints Epi.scopal Mission, Haldwln, will hold a moving picture and musical entortainment at tho Bald¬ win Theatre. Oi-and avenuo and Mor¬ rlck rand. .\. goodly attendance is hoped for a.s proceeds ^11 be used to swell the chtirch l^lildin>f*rund.
.\ i)Ioii.sant evening waa spent at Rriglillut)ds, the homo of Miss N'atali<jh Iloper. Centennial avenue, Baldwin, by tho young men comprising the orches tra, which is to pl.ay at the moving pic¬ ture entertainment, to be given Wed nesday evening nt tire Baldwin Theatre l.y Iho ladies of All Saints Ml.-slon.
BALDWIN MAN SHOOTS
HIMSELF IN RICHT FOOT
Baldwin, Jun# 14.—Mario Scandlfflo, of IS Orand'aveoue. a<^identally shot hlmaelf throusb tb* rig|bt foot yeater¬ day. He waa taken to the Rockville Centre .Sanitarium for treatment, Hia condition had improved today. '
GARDEN cmr
Mr. and Mrs. William V. B. Kip and Miss Cornelia Kip, who 'are at Oarden City. L. L, will leave there tomorrow for- <'o<larhut-st, I. L
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I 38tli PlattdueUche Voiksfest |
I , to be held at the s
I B'klyn t^lattd. Volksfest-Park, Franklin Squ. I
I STOP 23, HEMPSTEAD TITEVPIKE ^ |
I Sunday, Monday, Sunday ^^^ I
I JUNE ISth, 20Ui, and 26tli, 1921 |
S Commencing 2 P. M. s
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The Misses Elixabetu and Margaret Huhlwll, wall known girls of this vil lage. are among il^e graduates at Vas- sar College today.
An ontertainmont is to bo given Wed- nesday evening by tho people of the llarhor to raise funds toward the ex I>onso of the now Pni-ish iHnll which thoy .'rre to litrild irt' conne-ction with All .Siritrls' Ctrin-ch.
FREEPORT
H. E. Van Riper, of this vilLigo, h;is severed lii.s connection with Maurice O'Moara Co., New York City and is conducting business from liis home ail- ilres.s, 33f. South Ocean avenue.
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ts REWARD
WILL BE PAID FOR INFOR¬ MATION LEADING TO THB ARREST OF ANYONE DUMP¬ ING BlIBBIStt OR GARBAGE ALONG THE PUBLIC HIGH¬ WAYS IN THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD. ADDRESS
CLEAN HIGHWAYS
Review Office, RockvUle Cenfre
NEW BUS LINE
Rockville Ceotre to Logg Beach
Operates from
Observer St. and Village Avenue
to
West End of Long Beach, Direct
f'liiinofts wilh tr-olley at Stop Ml'i,
t)re;rn Side, seven minutes .after
the hour
Fare 2Sc Each Way
Buses leave every hour on the hour starling at 7 a. m. d.-iily from Hnck¬ vilie Centro, and 8 a. m. from Long Beach
For advertising space addreas J. .SPIRO Qep«ral Delivery, Post Office, Rock¬ ville Centre
Phone Lynbrook 733-w
CHAS. W. DAWSON
.Groceries and {^ Delicatessen
Fruits and Vegetables
Onlers Called for sitd Delivered LIGAREFTES CIGARS
234 Merrick Road Lynbrook, L. I.
ALL
$15 AND $10 HATS
NOW SELLING FOR
$s.oo
AND ALSO Sport and Davefyn Hats
FOR $2.98 MINNEHE MILUNERY SHOP
Car. Church St. A Olive llouievard
PRRlcroRT,
LEAVING TOWN
WILL SELL AT COST
Entire Stock of
Women's, Misses' and Children's
WEARING APPAREL (Everything from Fifth Ave., N.Y.)
MARCELUNE
116 Grand Avenue, Baldwin Open Evenings
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j FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES "
I AWNINGS
! Davenport Suits of Our Own Make UPHOLSTERING
S REPAIRING DESIGNING REMODELING
I EDWARD C. DRESING
B GENUINE SIMMONS
BEDS
SPRINGS
or for Appointment Telephone 1373-W, Freeport
MONEY TO LOAN—First Mortgage
on desirable Improved property Qoick Answers. REASONABLE BATE
LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST CO.
369 Fulton St.. Jamaica. N. Y.
N MATTRESSES ii
I BAR HARBOR STAINED WILLOW CHAIR ^
X Former price $12.00. Special $7.1^ u
I VILUGE AVENUE, Rockville Centre. Tel. 1326 R. V. C. n IS S
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WOMEN OF
Freeport
and
Hempstead
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iir- "Patsy," the Irish terrier helonxinr to former Oovernor WllllMn Bulser. re¬ ceives letters from him at reaular in¬ tervals. The last one wu a literary masterpiece. Patsy nlffs at the letters and wags hU tall seeming: to relaixe they had been handled by his former master, whom he )oved dearly.
Merrick school boys are «retttng their possessions ready for' vacation, which is close at hand. The strings, fish¬ hooks, rods, lines, huge straw hats, overalls, and everything imaginable, meaning so much to a boy, are fished out of corners and other hiding ploces where they have lain dormant since last liabor Day, are rubbed and polished and disentangled to the accompaniment of Johnny's happy whistle. May all JohQnteaall ov«r the country havej a Jolly good vacation!
London, June 14,—The American Mtttflion at WuChang, has been wreck¬ ed by Chinese rebels, according to n news agencyi dispatch from Honkow today. The Chinese Instirgenti!, tho dispatch said, looted and burned much property. There were many Chinese casualties, but so far no foreign ca.sual- ties have been reported.
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Of course It doesn't pay to worry but lyho worries with the idea of being: paid for it?
Telephone 1461.
M. OZONA & BRO.
CONTRACTORS
CONCRETE BLOCKS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CEMENT SIDEWALKS
Factory : Cor. Lakeview and Oeeanside Road, Rockville Centre
Residence, Quincy St., and LoW' Lincoln Ave., Oceansid**
Some One WiU Get a Beautiful MilHnery Creation FREE — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be tlie Lucky Days
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Watch Tomorrow's Paper
FOR THE GOOD NEWS
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\ J. W. Birch, Jr., had a sign displayed In his window last week: "Store will be open on Sunday fitmi 11 a. ra. to IS, In order to fill ordera tor Ice cream."
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BOY WITH LEG BROKEN^ IN GOOD CARE, FATHER HNDS
RockvilU Centre, June ll.'-R. K. Richards, of Free/ort, whose leg was broken when ha ftn for a trolley car in (port Saturday, waa visited by his
ther, a surgeon, of Buffalo, yesterday. After examlnattoa the parent decided to allow tlie i>atlent to remain at tW^^Rock- Vtn« Centre Santtartum.
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WANT TO BUX SOME GOOD VARNISH CHEAP
THEN COME IN THB WEEK !
Here's a chance to get one of the best makes of Varnish made at a BIO aAYINQ TO YOU. No nse to let the doors get shabby-looking, put off doing over yoor fur¬ niture, brighten up the floors or go over the boats, when you oan buy GEHtTINE KAUBI VABNISH ALL THIS WEEK AT ONLY
57 CENTS A PINT
It sells the world over for 85 cents per pint. Come in next time you pass the store and take home at least a pint. Use it Uter if not now. Get this OOOD VABNISH CHEAP while yon can.
KAURI WATER PROOF VARNISH . b'Oae of tke Best Varnishes Made
Save Money—Come in This Week HICKS & WATTS
2«« MERRICK ROAD ATLANTIC AVENUE
R»ckvai> Centre ^ ! _!j[!teJL
At Freeport Auditorium
ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, June 15th, 1921
Peck's Bad Boy
WITH
Jack the Giant Killer
NOT A MOVING PICTURE
=====^ BUT PRESENTED BY =——™=
A Conipany of High Class Players 100 LAUGHS
for the grown-ups as well as for the kiddies
PRICES: 35c^ SOc and 75c Resftrved Svats at Chidbbadc's Phannacy, Fjreaport, L. I.
BIG SALE
OF NEW STANDARD MAKES OF
NON-SKID TIRES
AT SPECIAL PRICES. WHICH WILL SURELY SAVE YOU MONEY. FRESH STOC^K. GUARANTEE BE¬ HIND EACH TIRE.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
30x3 $ 8.55 34x4 $18.90
30X3V^ $10.90 33x4'^ ...$23.85
32 X 3^2 ..,. $13.25 34 x 4'/^ .... $24.95
31 x4 $14.55 35 x 4*/^ ... .$26.06
32x4 $17.50 36x4^2... $27.90
33x4 $18.25 35x5 $29.75
THESE EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONS DUE TO SLIGHT MOULD BLEMISHES,
Extra Special—Horseshoe Racine Demon¬ strator Tire, 30 x 3'^, at $13.75
PRICES ARE QUOTED SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OF LARGE SHIPMENT NOW ON HAND, TERMS CASH
We will be open evenings mitil 9 o'clock
GROO, Inc.
TIRES and TUBES 232 MERRICK ROAD
Comer Viaceat Arenoe, LYNBROOK, L. I.
f^, Telephone 1012 Lynbrook
Complete stock bi the celebrated Horse Shoe Radne, Michelia, Fvestoae, Goodrich and Para BaU Tires al¬ ways on hand.

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Title	Daily Review of Nassau County 19210614
Date	1921-06-14
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FullText	mmg^mm^.^fw^x^nf^^^m^^M -.'if^i^w^simmit^xwmigmtemsmmsm^'w^. f mi FREEPORT GRADUATION IHROUGHOUT Sonwthmf Far Erery Day Bcfa- unf Jtee 19~0f Interest To AO Departments Pr^port. Jiinn 14.—N«xt wpok will bi It bu«3r tim for th* xraduatlnK olajw of FVepport HJifh School. beKlnninR with thft fa«oir-alaurpat« aarmon at ftho M. E. Chiimh n>xt Biinday by th Rfiv, Erwin B. D<>nn«tt of the Baptint Church. On Mon<lay th«r« will be cla«r day axarolaaa at the ItiKh Hchool Audi¬ torium In th* eveninK and the Senior Ball at the Freeport CTub. On Tueaday, June 28. annual com¬ mencement exerclMM will be held In the American Theatre, the grade achooln In the morning and the high lu-hoot In the evening. On WedneMlay evening the alumni Ixtnquet will b* held at tho South Shore Hotel at 7:30 p. m. The prognmn for the high school rfimmenoem#nt will open with a marnh by the high iicho<!tl orohentra followed by the Ifivootttlon by the Rev. R. H. Scott. Kenneth B. Vought will read the Salutatory, Ruth Mark will deliver "an eaaay, "Woman In Pollticn" Helen B. Ault the valedlc^tory and ennay "O! Hei Carita" by the Olee Clube, awarding of prlzeH, the preiientation of dlplomae by David Sutherland, Jr., preBldent of the Board of ^duration, and benedlrtion by the Rev. W. K. Thompnon. TWa week the high whool Htudentn are faring the dreaded Reg^'nt'* and the grade nohooUt aro faring the examina¬ tions for promotion. At the end of the week the lint of graduaten 'i.nd those who will be pro¬ moted will be available. « 9itm mKmamemm KfSS Today k Flag Day Show yoiir eolors. Don't let the Hag drag on the ground. If hung tut g banner In home or place of bunMem nee that the nt^ra are at ttpper left coriief, iw" neen from outnide. If the stripen are hori- xonta.t Wli'ih stripes are vertical, have th* atani at upper right cor¬ ner. Whenever pomible, hang the col- oni only by cringles provided by the maker. Do not nafi, or pin, or tie the flag in any other way if it can be avoM«d. « MERRICK It wns wonderful, Monday evening, to see sixty young people of Merrick all dolled up in Sunday-go-to-meetin' clothes, their faces flushed and glowing with pleasure ahd good-will, all on the tip-tne of expectancy at the presentation to he mode to Mr. Skrend.a and Mrs. Ives. William 8. Christy, faithful guardian of Merrick's young folks, had got aft«'r the yoimgsters by mail and asked each for 2f> cents towards tho prosent. They jusl cluttered up his home, coming with their ouartors und oagor to givo more. The young people work together in harmony; and parents encourage them, for Merrick Is giving them, through Mr. Christy, wholesome recreation. The now establhthed feature in connection with the work of the Church of the Redeemer, Mr. Christy's "Hong and Praise Hervice" for the young people of MerrU'k, Is already showing signs of benefit. MR. AND MRS. SAWYER RETURN FROM TRIP-4(EW ENGLAND TO MONTREAL Rockville Centre, June 14.—Mr. and Mrs. W. F..Sawyer roturned to their hom* In Forest avenue yesterd»»iy after a delightful trip through New England, a part of Canada and via the J.Ake and Hudson River route. They visited In Springfield, Mass., and High Oatc, Ver¬ mont. From Rt. Allian's, Vt., they motored through a fascinating country to Montreal. The return was via I^akes Champlain and Oeorge and the Hudson Valley. It was noticed that through New Kngland, particularly in Vermont, the j>otntoe8 seemed far more advanced In growth than on I>ong Island. This la partly accounted for, in Mr. Sawyer's opinion, by the fact that there haa beon no drought in the further north roKlon. "LOHA BUNK"IN FREEPORT PROMISES MUCH PLEASURE The writer had the pleasure to meet two of Freeport's "newsies" last Satur¬ day—Master Isldor Kramer and his sister, Bertha; she complimented "Honest Izzle" and encouraged little Bertha, who looked somewhat tiredh but another little Kramer, who always chatted with her last winter while wait¬ ing for trains, was Tnisscd. U >on In- qtiiry It waa learned that she, little Edith Kramer, la 111. and as Bertha de¬ clared, "Her cheeks are awfully white." Edith no longer sells Reviews but has to remain at home. A suggestion from the writer: T.«t'8 all "chip in" nnd give the Froe¬ port "newsies" an outing and let us try to bring bock the color in Edith's cheeks; she was such a faithful little "newsle" in ail kinds of weather—and now! The Merrick Hand-In-Hand League surprised Miss Orace May Tween last Friday evening with a shower of beau- tlfilt and useful gifts. Miss Tweeit is to be married to Franklin A. Banker. at Oreenwlch, Conn., on Saturday, JUne 2Sth. The wedding wiU take place In the Church of the Redeemer. All frlenda are cordially Invited to the ceremony. Frooport, June 14.—"Ix)tta Bunko" the play which altractinl many when presented in Rockville Contro in Ma.v. Ih tn be put on at tho Auditorium here, Fiidny evening, Juno 24. "I.otta Bunko" I.m a melodramatic travortty written by l.lndloy W. (^f)ok. at ono time eonnoctod wJth the New York HllUHxlromo, with sp'eclnl mu.sic com posed by Dwight Conn. It Is to be given under the auspices of Major Oenerul J. Frnnklln Boll Post, 103, V. F. \V. Tho talent Is drawn entirely from thr- membership and the show is one of tho best produced in this section by ama¬ teurs. While "I^otta" is the main fominh." utfi-nctlon in the play, two other female <'hnract?rs aro portrayed by formor ser¬ vice mon. The music, Itotb of chcruni's and specially written.sorfgH, la cat"liy und pleasing. Costumes havo been tic- signed especially for the play, with orlK¬ inal scenery throughout. The proceeds of the affair nt tho Audi¬ torium June 24, is for 'lie Post oxclu- sivoly. Many residents of Frooport are membors of this organizntioii. BASEBALL Foundrymeir Beat Office Force Ilempstead, June 14.—The ofllco and foundry liaseball teams of tho Doulilo- day. Page Co,, plant mot on Parson.s' Field Saturday morning, with the re¬ sult that tho foundrymen won by a score of C to 1. The game waa largely a pitchers* battle, with honors slightly '.1 favor of Oray, tho foundry twlrler. This wns the opening game In the Doubleday, Page & C'o. Department I,eugue and the toam winning the larg¬ est number of games during the sea¬ son will receive a silver cup, donated by the company. Next Saturday tho composing room and hlndory will noss bats. 4 AMERICAN MLS,SION IN CHINA IS WRECKED BY REBEL.S DOLLAR DAY IDEA TO DRAW TRADE TO LYNBROOKSTORES Fiftjr-Six Mercbants Entliasiastic Orer tke Board of Trade Bnraess Plaa Lynbrook, Jnne H.—Tho Board of Trade of 14T)bro<JlELh&s nWlle arranfre¬ ments io observe Thursday, June 2S. as Dollar Day in Lynbrook. In so do¬ ing the committee in charge of the matter has secured the henrty co-op¬ eration of practically every businesa place in the village. Flfty-»ix mer¬ chants will do all they can to bring trade to Lynbrook on that.lay and. better.still, to give the most favoi-able impression aa to Lynbrook's shopping facilities. President William.^chratwei.sor, of the Board of Trade, has this commit too working for Dollar Day; ti. l.ovi- aon. chairman; J. L. Stanley, ca.Mhior of the Lynbrook Bank, troa.surer; Jo¬ seph Lovy, secretary; E. M..fckormnri nnd William Lissnor. Tlio 'committee ha-n boort Immon.soly plen.sed' with the supr»ort and co-opora- tion givon by men engageil in ovory line of bu.sine.9s represented 4n the villago. It has boon a revelation to find such cordial community.spirit nnd.such strong determination to m.-iko tlio com¬ ing Dollar Day a means of widening the fame of the vlllii^e. With individual contributions In ac- corilanco with the relative lmi)ortance of o.ich house, there has i>een a fund of IR.non accumulated for publicity. This is already carefully provided for, with deflnlto appropriations for advoi- tising in several ways. One feature, in addition to the news¬ paper publicity, will bo a number of attractive and.sliowy gold.signs. The tendency will be to.show where you see the gold sign. No ono in T,ynbrook.sny.s "don't.'^hoji where you don't soe a gold.sltrn." This la not th.'it sort of a campaign. It i.s a boost for the wliolo villafro and it is desl^d th.Tt those who do not now know Lynbrook well, shall come into tho village, on I'>ollar Day particularly. and find out what n neighborly, bus! ne.ssUko, thrivins village it is. Some of the storokeepens, in their eagerness to make the Dollar Dny i" Lynbrook memorable, have secured conces.sions from manufaoturor-s, so that they will on that day be able to offer.standard good.s at lo.ss than the usual wholesale rates. p:ach store will havo it.s own little. surprises in concessions to shoppers and there is considerable good natund.rivalry in the effort to select Ihe most attractive ofterlng.s. ^ ^ In addition to tbo bargains ofTerod in trade during tbe day th« Board ot Trade has Arraagad to give 100 pnteen. Them wiil be absolutelr free, and with¬ out any connection what-ver «ifh pnr- cha.sea. Coupons bearing v.-.rbeM ai-e fo be di.strlbuJed throughout the area that may be expected to show an In¬ terest in i:>ollar I»y nt Lynbrook. One hundred) of theae numbers will draw priees. In order to get a prize it is necessary only to possess the coupon bearing th priee winning number. Arrangements have been made for delivery of large packages from any or all of the stores, as if is anticipated that btiyers will wi.sh to purchase more than they can convenleifttly carry. r—-4 BALDWIN Tomorrow. W«1nf-«lay evening, the ladie.s of.\)1 Saints Epi.scopal Mission, Haldwln, will hold a moving picture and musical entortainment at tho Bald¬ win Theatre. Oi-and avenuo and Mor¬ rlck rand..\. goodly attendance is hoped for a.s proceeds ^11 be used to swell the chtirch l^lildin>frund..\ i)Ioii.sant evening waa spent at Rriglillut)ds, the homo of Miss N'atali<jh Iloper. Centennial avenue, Baldwin, by tho young men comprising the orches tra, which is to pl.ay at the moving pic¬ ture entertainment, to be given Wed nesday evening nt tire Baldwin Theatre l.y Iho ladies of All Saints Ml.-slon. BALDWIN MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN RICHT FOOT Baldwin, Jun# 14.—Mario Scandlfflo, of IS Orand'aveoue. a<^identally shot hlmaelf throusb tb rig bt foot yeater¬ day. He waa taken to the Rockville Centre.Sanitarium for treatment, Hia condition had improved today. ' GARDEN cmr Mr. and Mrs. William V. B. Kip and Miss Cornelia Kip, who 'are at Oarden City. L. L, will leave there tomorrow for- <'o<larhut-st, I. L l^lltiltlillililtmHifUHiUtllititliiiillliliilMHiiiiltitiililiiHIIIiiiiHiiiiiiiilliiilHIIUliiiS I 38tli PlattdueUche Voiksfest I , to be held at the s I B'klyn t^lattd. Volksfest-Park, Franklin Squ. I I STOP 23, HEMPSTEAD TITEVPIKE ^ I Sunday, Monday, Sunday ^^^ I I JUNE ISth, 20Ui, and 26tli, 1921 S Commencing 2 P. M. s niiuiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilin The Misses Elixabetu and Margaret Huhlwll, wall known girls of this vil lage. are among il^e graduates at Vas- sar College today. An ontertainmont is to bo given Wed- nesday evening by tho people of the llarhor to raise funds toward the ex I>onso of the now Pni-ish iHnll which thoy.'rre to litrild irt' conne-ction with All.Siritrls' Ctrin-ch. FREEPORT H. E. Van Riper, of this vilLigo, h;is severed lii.s connection with Maurice O'Moara Co., New York City and is conducting business from liis home ail- ilres.s, 33f. South Ocean avenue. —-t ts REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR INFOR¬ MATION LEADING TO THB ARREST OF ANYONE DUMP¬ ING BlIBBIStt OR GARBAGE ALONG THE PUBLIC HIGH¬ WAYS IN THE TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD. ADDRESS CLEAN HIGHWAYS Review Office, RockvUle Cenfre NEW BUS LINE Rockville Ceotre to Logg Beach Operates from Observer St. and Village Avenue to West End of Long Beach, Direct f'liiinofts wilh tr-olley at Stop Ml'i, t)re;rn Side, seven minutes.after the hour Fare 2Sc Each Way Buses leave every hour on the hour starling at 7 a. m. d.-iily from Hnck¬ vilie Centro, and 8 a. m. from Long Beach For advertising space addreas J. .SPIRO Qep«ral Delivery, Post Office, Rock¬ ville Centre Phone Lynbrook 733-w CHAS. W. DAWSON.Groceries and {^ Delicatessen Fruits and Vegetables Onlers Called for sitd Delivered LIGAREFTES CIGARS 234 Merrick Road Lynbrook, L. I. ALL $15 AND $10 HATS NOW SELLING FOR $s.oo AND ALSO Sport and Davefyn Hats FOR $2.98 MINNEHE MILUNERY SHOP Car. Church St. A Olive llouievard PRRlcroRT, LEAVING TOWN WILL SELL AT COST Entire Stock of Women's, Misses' and Children's WEARING APPAREL (Everything from Fifth Ave., N.Y.) MARCELUNE 116 Grand Avenue, Baldwin Open Evenings ¦NSNSNSHIHZNXHXNSNXNXNXMSNZNSNXNXHXNXMSNZNXIUENSllSNaEIISI j FURNITURE WINDOW SHADES " I AWNINGS ! Davenport Suits of Our Own Make UPHOLSTERING S REPAIRING DESIGNING REMODELING I EDWARD C. DRESING B GENUINE SIMMONS BEDS SPRINGS or for Appointment Telephone 1373-W, Freeport MONEY TO LOAN—First Mortgage on desirable Improved property Qoick Answers. REASONABLE BATE LAWYERS TITLE AND TRUST CO. 369 Fulton St.. Jamaica. N. Y. N MATTRESSES ii I BAR HARBOR STAINED WILLOW CHAIR ^ X Former price $12.00. Special $7.1^ u I VILUGE AVENUE, Rockville Centre. Tel. 1326 R. V. C. n IS S XHXHZHXHXHXHXMKHSHKMSMZHXHXMXMSHZHXHXHSMZHSHSNSHSMIMS %%*#vvv-^^vvvv%v************5C8J*^ WOMEN OF Freeport and Hempstead I iir- "Patsy" the Irish terrier helonxinr to former Oovernor WllllMn Bulser. re¬ ceives letters from him at reaular in¬ tervals. The last one wu a literary masterpiece. Patsy nlffs at the letters and wags hU tall seeming: to relaixe they had been handled by his former master, whom he )oved dearly. Merrick school boys are «retttng their possessions ready for' vacation, which is close at hand. The strings, fish¬ hooks, rods, lines, huge straw hats, overalls, and everything imaginable, meaning so much to a boy, are fished out of corners and other hiding ploces where they have lain dormant since last liabor Day, are rubbed and polished and disentangled to the accompaniment of Johnny's happy whistle. May all JohQnteaall ov«r the country havej a Jolly good vacation! London, June 14,—The American Mtttflion at WuChang, has been wreck¬ ed by Chinese rebels, according to n news agencyi dispatch from Honkow today. The Chinese Instirgenti !, tho dispatch said, looted and burned much property. There were many Chinese casualties, but so far no foreign ca.sual- ties have been reported. ; f Of course It doesn't pay to worry but lyho worries with the idea of being: paid for it? Telephone 1461. M. OZONA & BRO. CONTRACTORS CONCRETE BLOCKS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CEMENT SIDEWALKS Factory : Cor. Lakeview and Oeeanside Road, Rockville Centre Residence, Quincy St., and LoW' Lincoln Ave., Oceansid Some One WiU Get a Beautiful MilHnery Creation FREE — Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday will be tlie Lucky Days •^•K^X****/^*'^^'^ •#%#', Watch Tomorrow's Paper FOR THE GOOD NEWS »#^'^»'««'.'s.'«».#i^»^«.^>#fc#«»/«, I 9 i • • • • £, T' \ J. W. Birch, Jr., had a sign displayed In his window last week: "Store will be open on Sunday fitmi 11 a. ra. to IS, In order to fill ordera tor Ice cream." —f BOY WITH LEG BROKEN^ IN GOOD CARE, FATHER HNDS RockvilU Centre, June ll.'-R. K. Richards, of Free/ort, whose leg was broken when ha ftn for a trolley car in (port Saturday, waa visited by his ther, a surgeon, of Buffalo, yesterday. After examlnattoa the parent decided to allow tlie i>atlent to remain at tW^^Rock- Vtn« Centre Santtartum. =r.^ WANT TO BUX SOME GOOD VARNISH CHEAP THEN COME IN THB WEEK ! Here's a chance to get one of the best makes of Varnish made at a BIO aAYINQ TO YOU. No nse to let the doors get shabby-looking, put off doing over yoor fur¬ niture, brighten up the floors or go over the boats, when you oan buy GEHtTINE KAUBI VABNISH ALL THIS WEEK AT ONLY 57 CENTS A PINT It sells the world over for 85 cents per pint. Come in next time you pass the store and take home at least a pint. Use it Uter if not now. Get this OOOD VABNISH CHEAP while yon can. KAURI WATER PROOF VARNISH. b'Oae of tke Best Varnishes Made Save Money—Come in This Week HICKS & WATTS 2«« MERRICK ROAD ATLANTIC AVENUE R»ckvai> Centre ^ ! _!j[!teJL At Freeport Auditorium ONE NIGHT ONLY Wednesday, June 15th, 1921 Peck's Bad Boy WITH Jack the Giant Killer NOT A MOVING PICTURE =====^ BUT PRESENTED BY =——™= A Conipany of High Class Players 100 LAUGHS for the grown-ups as well as for the kiddies PRICES: 35c^ SOc and 75c Resftrved Svats at Chidbbadc's Phannacy, Fjreaport, L. I. BIG SALE OF NEW STANDARD MAKES OF NON-SKID TIRES AT SPECIAL PRICES. WHICH WILL SURELY SAVE YOU MONEY. FRESH STOC^K. GUARANTEE BE¬ HIND EACH TIRE. SPECIAL SALE PRICES 30x3 $ 8.55 34x4 $18.90 30X3V^ $10.90 33x4'^ ...$23.85 32 X 3^2.. ,. $13.25 34 x 4'/^.... $24.95 31 x4 $14.55 35 x 4/^....$26.06 32x4 $17.50 36x4^2... $27.90 33x4 $18.25 35x5 $29.75 THESE EXCEPTIONAL REDUCTIONS DUE TO SLIGHT MOULD BLEMISHES, Extra Special—Horseshoe Racine Demon¬ strator Tire, 30 x 3'^, at $13.75 PRICES ARE QUOTED SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OF LARGE SHIPMENT NOW ON HAND, TERMS CASH We will be open evenings mitil 9 o'clock GROO, Inc. TIRES and TUBES 232 MERRICK ROAD Comer Viaceat Arenoe, LYNBROOK, L. I. f^, Telephone 1012 Lynbrook Complete stock bi the celebrated Horse Shoe Radne, Michelia, Fvestoae, Goodrich and Para BaU Tires al¬ ways on hand.

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