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THE ^DAILY REVIEW, MONDAY, MABCH 7. Id21.
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Nassau County Reyiew
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ORIM ACKERSON—OoeaMlde, Feb., 18, by the Rev. Frederick H. Hantl»- tJeld, William H. Qrim, Jr., of Rock¬ ville Centre, and Ullian May Ackerson, ""•~~ m---- ¦¦- - - -' - -J - "'_-of Oceanalde. 'ITutun; addreiui Oceansicle, bscrlber the subscription will be NrKrj»r.v.«KAMAKJir»wi„ff v^t, m
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ANVOUHCEMEITT HUKBEB 789
Some kintl ' hearted anonymous
friend write* to "give away" an ac-
4iuaintance who may not have told
the truth as to how and why hie
by R<!V. Arthur L. Itumpus, Herbert 8 firbion. of Con-Cob, Conn., and Vivian ticamHn, of WtKJdmere. Future addreaa Coa Cob.
BECHT-WATI.IiN'G—LynbrcKik. Feb. 23, by Ju8ti(ie of th« Peace Kdward T. Ntufr. Theodoie T. B«cht, of Wrlghta- ton, N. ^. and Hilda K. AVatHng, of Hempstefid, Future address Wrlgrhtn town, N. J.
VK8Cia<}AI.KT—Bellmore, Feb., 27
OI'TICIAL .\'E\VSP.<J»ER for Siiaam.u Comi'y for pabllc«!lon ot noil.'., .^f Hiinkropi<-y In DUtrlct Cotirt of Unltt'J HtHtrH foi lh* Eastern Biitlrlct of New Yurk.
BoUrcd at lb« Puat omcu ut Krccport. ?.'. Y.. a« rnecimi cliiaa maU mattfr, under
Act of Mareh 3. IHT*-
yub.crlptlon, t( I»r year i.a aUrancn »injl» cnviea. tw.) -enta
automobile .was wrecked In Hemp- | by the Rev. John J. Oalvin, James R.
THE »AI1Y BEVIEW AITD TOU
Here we are with tho first Issue of The Dally Review.
It iB a small benlnuing. Who can tell how It will develop antf grow?
The Daily Keview comes to you with a brottff purpose, a deflnlto aim. Jt ia the desire of the management to make It a means of developing the best Ihal Ih lu Nassau County. Bvefry good and proper undertaking In the county is entitled to the sup¬ port of this newspaper. There arei BO petty lines of division. |
Politically The Daily Review In' Republican as was the weekly Nassau County Review on whose; foundation structure the new daily •dition is built. But it is a news¬ paper. It is open to fair presenta¬ tion of fact from many viewpoints.
It rejoices in tho fact that a new administration is beginning work in Washington. It ia timely that '.he beginning ot the publication aa a daily coincides with the beginning of the work of President Harding and { bis carefully chosen cabinet.
One need not i)0HaeKs tlie gift of j prophecy to foresee month.s of ex-1 ceptionally exacting work before the; newly seated hvutls of government ut' Washington. Every laat one of us citizens is entitled to know in a general way al least wliat the gov- \ ernment is doing. Therein lies one of tbe privileges of the daily edition.. Aa a daily It can and will serve its I readers as it could not hope to do in I weekly form.
The Daily Review will onipliasize ; Nassau County news, ^t will present: this in dependable, readable form. | iQteruatioual News Service has been Installed, giving the news of i the world as early in the office of ,Tho Daily Review as iu any other { newspaper oflice. With Ibis is the ; newa gathering service that has \ built up a steady patronage of I thousands of readers for the weekly j edition. It is a combination that '< exceeds any other newsgathering | force Iq this Held. |
It is the first daily newtipaper pUb- Ifsbed in Nassau County.
Your cooperation is invited lo
stead township a few nights ago. Quite willing the Review should make trouble and get a full share of it, fn con.sequence, but unwilling to sign the communication, even to enable the newspaper to confirm the statements made.
Of course the letter isn't printed.
Vescio, of Kast Orangre, N. J. and C line Oalet. of Bellmore, Futurt. arid'ees Bouton, N. J.
LICENSES TO .HABKV
Roy Bjtrton Callow, aged 26, ^litcbel Field and Anna Heh. age 21', 6th. street. New Hydo Park. Future addresa Dth. Btreot^Wew Hyde I'.irk. ,,
'JohAikauiier, a^c 24, of Mt. Trempcr L'lator^oUBty and l.<>uis<.* I.. ICrb, .Tge ° i 20, of Klmoiit. Futur? address Mount
God bless the women v/ho serve; Trcmiicr. hot coffee and sandwiches to the i Walter Robert Kmith, age 26, 45 Ry- volunteer firemen, whether they are' ••'''" Avinu.-, Ka.st Rotkaway, and »....,.1.»..., ..r ... . -I- ., ''IladyH Jo.iephinc .MacLiichlan, uko 21,
members of an auxiliary or not! , »« Ei,ier«on Avenue, Floral Park. Fu-
o , ture adilreHs, 125 Atlantic Avenue,
Assistant .Secretary of the Navy: Itockvllle Centro. Rijosevelt, now is your opportunitv ¦ 'JtoiBe Meyer, age 2.3, JIapIe P.oart we iook to you to be a worthy sui:-i J-rH^:^ ^1:^'^: 'Zi^ t!^- censor of your illustriouB father who i (Ue.s.i Inwood. •
foresaw big events and wa.s prepared \ Jame.s Peekett a^e 38, of :t08 North for them when critical times came, i •^'"" ^"¦<-''*'. Fn^'iwit, and Annie .May
I Carpenter, :ifee 31, of 295 South Main
; Ktreet, Fioojmrt. Future address, 30S
At last we have a Vice-President Xoith .Main .street, ri-eeport.
again. Mr. Coolidge, you sit in at; tieorgc .Vll«Tt Bailey, age 21, and Hii
the cabinet meetings henceforth. j''reth Pauline Kalzer, age 20, both of
Inwood. Future address Gilbert Street,
. lllWOOlf.
President Harding, we hope you: Williiun Novy. ,tKe ,•52. and Ida Johun- never will be stricken with illness'na Koepke, atte 26, both of lleinpste.id. while in offlce. But if you aro we ];>|";""'';"'*'''^'«»' --' East Railroad ave., dont doubt you will admit it and; Krederiek C.u-th.er Frccm:m. aUo 21, take some time off, leaving well : Kast Rockaway, and May Sliatles, apo men to run tho governuieiil till you ¦ 20, 24 Silver ivine, (Jce^nside. recover i William Htanley Bailey, una 24. and
:Minnerva I.sa1.>ella Caldwell, a^e 19,
" iboth oC Rockville Onter. Future ad-
So wc are (o have more days of ac- |<hea» 142 JIaple .Vv«nue, Rockville Ceu- counts of disposal of stolen automo¬ biles. .May Iho atmosphere be cleared this time.
EVIEW
Reteaee Menday, Mereh 7tli. WE'KK OFKt
We are dead to yesterday Itnd not iKirn to tomorro'v!' fntrodu<-iRg Ihe Man O" War of new8|>a{>ardoni, The Dally Ke^iew of T^asaau County. I.«t')s Oe'.
TOe BAD!
"plain Nail Stnpa" Chaplin's Funny Feel From Work"—I.,i)B AngelcM.
DEATHS
tru.
Nicholas .\ndrekou, a/?o 31, Far Rock¬ away, and Tbula An),lreakou, ajre 25, InwmxI. Future addre.ss, 1045 C\>iilial .Vvenue, Far Roek.-iway.
It is easy to understand the attl-: tudo of the American Legion men ] who object to German propaganda in '¦ New York or any otlier part oC the; United Staters. .Vlayor Hylan ought i
.MKS. I'IM.MA K. HI TCI11N.S«»N
LKhT EST-VTli TO'tllH.DHKX
.Mineola, Marcl) T.—The will ul" tin- late KiniMu IO. Hut(hin."!(in, ol" llemiv stead, tiled v.ith yurr<i>;ate Ildwell fur to read about ono Ole Hanson, of: ,„.,,ij-iite di.sp,,He.s of an estaV- worth Seattle. :inore than ,«10,0I)0 in real and inoio
» llian $1,000 in perHi>Mal property.
To Gel an Kducalioii \ i'he e.slate is l^ft to th'^ eifrlit sohh
"Hy the time 1 nni.sli X .shall bo in and daughters share and shaii^ .-Uike. delit $800." writes Kdwanl K. (;.ilmore .Those who inherit are lOdward 11 ulch- in the January Coys' Life, lelliiifj howjinson, .lohn W. Hiitihinson, .Mis. Anna ho ohtaincd money for his education. iWinlH, .Mrs. IMith Haineil, Mrs. Kin- "To h;ive waited until I e.arned lIiiH]nia .S. Ciuirow, Mr.s. Mury II. SavaR-e, sum before going to school NVDuld have j B;irolay H. Hut».'hinsoii and Mrs. delayed me several yearn. I cnn now jE'liiabelh FiiK.sell.
pay it back in half the time it woiihl l-Jdward lluUhinson and Mrs. Con- havo taken mu to earn it then. I thus '""w are named as executors. M.a. con.sider that I havt; saved at least a HutclileWli died on Fcbni.ary 2i;. year in my life. I j —¦—-.rrr.—r"*"-
"Now fellows, this littlo a<'Connt of my experiences . haa been merely tu prove to you that you all can get an
Who's Who.
' Back 111 tliuse Old, sinliil. Wet ihiys I that ended In Jainiai y, two KCJUlenien, I both far overtaken in alcoholic stimu- laiit. were .seen under a lamp post on ( a slreet corner in Newark, clinging to I eaeli other lor support.
As u spectator pas.sed them ^o ovor- : heard the lollowiiiH; dialoRiie cariuit on i in somewhat fuzzy iic('ent.s.
Said Souse Nunilier One to .Sou.su
edueaiion. "i'uu slioulil ull wisli to attain a. higher eUuc^alion both for your own Kood and the good of the eoinmunily. You are jioL goiiiK to be sati.sUed with yourself in after years if you di/,>iot obtain that which is placed in tho world for you. Here at your feet lies
Iho eliaiKo for an education, now is ., , „, „,, ,
, . , V. , . I... Number Two: "Do you- know Hi 1 Tal-
your best and maybe only chance; il^ ,,„,.,., "m"" j.o
you lire undecided do not make tli
make it what Nassau County de-! mistak.' of dropping your education at ,^^^^1^'^"^^' eerves, one ot the best of all the ¦ Ki""duation from high school, ('¦rasp the' dailies.
JOHN LEWIS CHILDS
In the death ot former Senator John Lewis Childs Long Island has lost one of its foremost citizens. |kfr. Childs has done much during the nearly flfty years he has lived on Long Island to promote its welfare. It is doubtful if any «olhcr Nassau County resident ever gave such wide publicity tu the home section. His advertising made the name of Floral Park known the world over.
Successful in his private business. It was uot self intereat alone that KClualcd him in his best endeavors.
Always identified with the Ropub¬ Ucan party, he wau a leealuus worker tn itu Interests. In tho State Legis¬ lature ho was most happy iu working for advajioement of tho interests of hia district.
Strong in his convictions ho did not always make friends by his poHHcal acts, but it could always be Bttid ot him that he was true to his ponvictiona uud consistent in his pourse.
Mr. Childtt !)ccumulule<l » fortune, but bettor tban that ho earned a 'Rood reinilation and made the world better and more beautiful fpr hi'' )iav(p£ shared iu its dovultjpmout.
AFTEB THE-SNOW BENEFACTOBS
Soruclimes the correspomleuts from the smalle'r communities slip u lillle comment int6 their newswrjtiug. It's against the rules, but the ideas are good. Here is au iiiHtance, dipiicd from the news account ot the clear¬ ing of streets in a small viliagc in Heinptitead after thy recent heavy puow:
II is
bof.'
Said Souse .XuiiiI.k r Two, after a mo- liet.'tioii: "No; wliujizi;^ hia lame." Said Souse .Nitinber (Jiie: "WIioV"
Jolioiicil's Clipsheet.
opurtunilies offercil you. and, with all llial i.s ill you, bt?lter jour.si h", inaktr thia conilug genuralion, of whii li you are a part, as sureessful as it is possiWe for you lo. Do yonr part in laising llie standard of your country. You do not need lu bave much money to do it; yuu do, however, need some.
"If you wanl an edueutiuii, and you
surely do If 'you are a red bloodeO | i,^,,^,j v/uuyiijv who broke bis wrist .\merican boy, just make up your mind I.^,.,,il^, ^^^t with the Roy .Scouts is inv
IIKLL.MOKK .lOTTINGS
The Bellnuire Theatre has bcKUfi ,a.'i Iniiovailon by luiviiiK vaudeville on Wediie8du.v evenings. It provi-d very pleasing tu the crowded house. "'
iiiK. The hoys were
in the woods It
thai you arc goliiK to Kct it and start
out right now to pill every effort into ! ^vhcn iVaro'l.l cliinl.ed a voung tie
tbe task before you/' , j hruUe and he fell on hia "wrist.
"S\\ IT WITH tLOWKKS":
IT TffON'T CO.ST .MICH XOW
Mr. John Adel has oiK-ned a market op Bedford avenue.
MODEKN PAINTINGS
"Kront I'orch Draws Crowd For ]Hlarding Farewell"—Marion, Cat^e of the "New-d President Decending tlje Stairs."
"Held as link In Bond theft"—Philft' dclphia. Another missing link captured!
01 R NOMINATION
"Harding to put Army and .Vav y un¬ der one head"—Washlngtt.n. Mr. HardinK .states as soon As he greta oir Ille job. He'll make the army and llic navy one He'll do away with "doughboy," He'll do away with "Cob," Oh hoy! We're Koin" to sec a lolt.i fun! 1 always liked the nav,\, With lla tcudeney to ro\ e. Tbe Happy Kuilor brecchoB. Built just like a Sibley Stove. Put 'em under one commaiel! But let that feller be, A real old fashioned coioiu'l. In the Tth Cavalry.
ELKS NOTE
Brother Domschke has liealen Vol- Stc\d all to a frazzle by CmdiiiK somts- thing tbat had a real kick in it.
"Silk Makers Name Four Shades For HardiiiBS and CoolrUlges"—Now York. TryiuK to make it the Haunted Whii Ilou.se. - '
I'RIOR—BoekvlllB Center, FWj. J2, Mary F.Ilaabcth Prior, of «2 Weeks Avenue, aged 65 years. BuriiU In Friends Oewetery, Jcrlvho.
MBNBSIDEZ—Kast Sfrndow, rt3b. 25. Fred W. Ifcnttndez. itgail 4J yenrs, \ Buri&l SI. Biiglds, Waetbery.
SI8SOX—hpckvllln Center. Feb 25, ! Katberine N'^irark Sleson. of 41 Terrell I Avenue, 8t years, Hurii|ti at Green- moiuit, Raltinftoro, Sid.
I-l'NDBERtl—Baldwin, Feb. S3, (^hriHtUin P. Lundlicrg'. aged 80 yearn. Burial in Ev»rjri-een Cemetery.
C08K10—Uniondale, I-^b. 36., Fran¬ cis Coekio, aged 66 years, burial at Klmont Ce5»etery
SMITH—"WantaKh, Feb. S3., *a8o ». Smith, aged 64 years, buria Greenfield Cemetery
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in
Cherlee E. Coiimm
Charles K. Cozzens. a relli-ed builder
I at Freeport, died at his home. 31 North
I Bergen place, Sundny, February 20, at
j the nge of 77 years. Fulton was in
; charge of the funeral arrangements,
land services were held Tuesday after-
I noon, the Rev. W. E. Thompson, pastor
iof the M. E. Church, oJHclatinff. Intor-
¦ ment was In Cypress Hills Cemetery
on "WedncHday. Mr. Cozzens had been
in the building business in Freeport.
30 years, and waa veo" well known
her*'. He was a member of Redwood
I l.rtjdKe of Alasons in BriKiklyn. He Is
, survived by two sons, Walter B. and
Louis Cozzens, and one brother.
Ralph Elmo Sheldon, .lr.
R^ilph Klnft> Sheldon, Jr.. son of ."Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sheldon, nee Marjorie KannijiK,' of Roikvillu Centre, wns l»rn Fi>bniury 25, and died an hom' later. Internie^it was In Oreenflcld t'emetery.
A funoral whose digntfiecl boauty appeals to those who have lokt a friend or relative will be furnished by us at a price that is conlsistent with our efforts to treat the finances of the living mth the respect that these persons wish to show the de¬ ceased.
C A. FULTON, Undertaker and Embalmer
TELEPHONE S87 FREEPORT
61 Wei^t Aierriclc Road
FREEPORT. N. Y.
LAS'IKST SONIi SICCESS
"Tlie Marion Blues" —liy the Demo¬ crats.
BODY OF PVT. BLOCK TO COME OVERSEAS
niKATINfi THE (HEATERS
Coniinutera charge the railroad, With charjrinK fancy pi-i<'es, iUiilroad saya coiniiiuter.<, Uso criminfll devices,
It's a ca.se of "You're a L. J. A. K. It.-" shouts the connnuters.
Friends at Mineola of Soldier Who
Died in France Get
Red Cross Aid
In progress In the area in which tho American Cemetery at Bunvillers, fi :- partment of Oiee. is located and wh""e- In the remains of the deceased are in¬ terred, this offlco regrets tbat it is unable to state definitely at this ti.r.o. when this jvirticular cose will he reached. You are assurtHl, however that thia work will
ARBOR DAY ON LONG ISLAND THK YEAR Wia BE APRIL 15
JudKe Frank I;, (iillxrt. Aclmg Com-
iniNsioner of l-;(iiu atioa ha-s fixed Aprd
15'22-2U for the observance of Arljpr
17^5- in New York Slate. The proelam-
prosecutcd a.s ation deaisimli-s Ibree zones. Tho flmt
vigorously aa conditions and accurate Including , Long Island and tho ia)uii-
tica of southeusl.M'ii New York, inelud-
jlng Putnain and Dutchess will keep April IB as ArlA>r Day.
I It Ih the wish of the hMueation De.- purtineiit that each school in tlie Jstal-i devotu some time on thu prujH'r ilato hi obaervanee of the day.
Slid reverenl handling of our Hold;ei dead will iiermit.
"In order that sulllcienl time may bo bad ill which tu make such ar- rangenientH as may be desired in con- nec-lion With the burial of Ibc renialiij upcHi tlieir arrival in this country, t!ie legal next uf kin will Ix,- notified hy telcKrani froniTlur br.aneh olHco at Ib- Ixiken as soon as po.ssible after receii.t ot information from Kurope liial tiie remains havu bts-n shipped. Ho is aKalii notilled by teleKraiu from ll'.-- Ixjkeii uiHiii shipment of ibo rem'iiiis from Hoboken, N. J."
HRE E.St.\PES IN.ST.\LLEn ' '
Automatic tiro escapes have beeii In¬ stalled at the Rockville Centre Sani¬ tarium. Tin y will iicrmil of exit from the Hecond and thinl floors, al tho front, back and side. .Special cguipmcnl for handliiiK invalids is provided.
C. II. J.
CAMPAIGN aCARS FOR SMOKE EATERS
Coining Eiections in Freeport Fire Department Keep Candi¬ dates Busy
"rccpoi-t, Alan-li 7.--.\ii air <ir spiini,' life is aiiprireiit in all couipaiiies In the Frcepoit Kire Depaitmenl. Xomin;t- tlons uro in' order for odicera to be electisl in .\pril.
Hose Co. 2 held a laikcy dinner Thursday eveninK foliowinii tin; Inisl- ness meetintr and nominations of .ifli- '-ers. It was a Kala affair and campaign T>'in,-k jj.-ars were in evidence. |
llamilUm iiiiig was to.istniiuster.! Speeches weri! made hy \"ill«Ke Presi- | d(-iil c'lareiu.-e lidwarils, llillKS-t .Iohn-i son. Howard Pearsall. I'-ire Chief <.'lar-! eneo AVllllaina, S. Dimon Smith and- Chaplain Car? Miller.
Music was furnished by Profosso.- Paul Polls and his Elks Orcheslra. a! lively aKKieKalion of live nnisical en-j tliiisiasts who made things iiieir.v fori the diners.
• "IpllKine Co. 1 on Tuesday noniinatid CcorVe N'oKl I'or Captain and Edward FilK ll lor Lieuteiu^iit. .\omilialion.s \n the foniii.-inies nm. ojien unlll the lust iiieeliiiK iiiKhl of the month. Live- ' ly (-(JiileslH arc expected. -.
Som« of the nominations tor ollii-eis ' in Ilosi; 2 arc Au.stiii Moiiliuss fur Cap- ; tain, "Trump" Alorton for 1st Lieut. ! lUd Flank .loliiis loi- 2iid Lieut.
Mineola. .March 7.—.No delinite time can im set ffir the arrival of Mi.- hiidy of Adolpb Block, son of Mrs. 'Eva Block, of .leffcraon uvcnye, this village, who was killed in action m France.'
This was Icarmsl in a letter fimn arni.v olllcials. received by Ihe Uk-uI chapler, Red t^ross, whieh body bis writlen l)aiii<'l llarrinnlun.
Wliei) il was learned tbat I'rivat .¦ Block bad made tbo supreme Hucri'icc for bis counliy Mra. BI'k-Ic want-d il-.e leniaiiis of her son brouKlil Ij;u.'k li • o. When it was IIic P>. S. policy not to brinK homo the Uidies of soldiers s|-.u beCnme reconciled, but later Federal authorities amiouncea that Ihe coi:n- iry's tl<>ad would be brouKht ba' k Since then nuthiiiK had U.-eii he.ird of the remains of .Miniol.-i's hoy. tic only onu lo:,. ill action in tho World War.
The followinK i:< Ibi' letler to Mr IlarriUKton fiettin^f foilb what effcrl.; i^ic being made to bring back Priv^i-j ho<ly. '
"111 reply to your letler of Febru¬ ary nth with reference to the return of tlie remains of the Utto Private Adolph Block. Co. i'.. 2Sth Inf., you ure advised that while operations arc now
o: THE WINCHESTER-STORE :o
WE BELIEVE THAT THE SOONER PRICES ARE
STABILIZED THE BETTER. WE ARE REDUCING
OUR PRICES AS FAST AS MARKETS CHANGE.
—FOR INSTANCE—
JIOORE'S moil .SCHOOL (iKAUE PAINT DKOPPKH SI (;.\L. Tl KPENTINE DROrPEH ifl.WI (iAL. LINSEED OIL DROI'l'KI) ll.llu (i\L. . SASH CORD UIUIPPEH *L25 PER il.VNK
WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY SPECIAL
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IH.SINESS
WAS IH ILT
ON •
SERVICE
THIS WEEK
lil(;ii (iRAHE COKN ICIiOd.M VARNIMIIEI) HANHLE
Reglarly Hold fer $I.;«)
WE STAND IIAtTi
01
EVEKVTHINC
\\P. SELL
HICKS & WATTS, Inc.
200 .MERRICH ItO AD
RockviUe Centre
Phone 071
.VTI.ANTH'AVE.
Lynbrook
Phone 767
THE WINCHESTER stores
I ^uuum.im_um:4tm ui>. nu-ium m.-mt j»iM 4>iu wi.
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TTItr-tflT-fTin-tntT-ttilt Kill WIITtiiT Ft I
r-TinrTrrT mil IMI niTi lfii» _
Ttl .Vli of These (iirls anil Women
The all summer camp v. iicre she can feel again the joy of living close to the heart of Mother fOarth. Plays and pageants Ihrougii which she ian Kive expression to the instinct for art and -rcativc work. Bible ami Mission slutfy ¦lasses which are to Ix.' found wlierc- ever the Y. \V. C. A., has unfurk>d Its banner.
IDEAL SPECIALTY SHOP
We are closing out our dresses and in future will devote our best ef¬ forts toward securing The Finest of Intimate Apparel for Milady 12 North Village Avenue ROCKVILLE CENTRE
-a-aj.ua
mil years \)a.st is I Hied Florist Trade ' ^
i
The fberiiiK news that Easter flow-; ers will bo consitlerably cheaper this ^• <~>^<K~X'"><~{«4'4M>«>»><><K*<K~J~HK~X'**>*^0<^>'>^"t~X^
season than in sever iannounced by the .\llle< I Association. Tho faet that (lowers and;
jilaiila havo been reduced In price re¬ cently, bus n-Kulted lu considerably lii- reaai'd sales In the retail llorists' busl-1
ness.
Flovviirs are now avaikible both hi|«{>
lai-Ko and small retail shops at al-1 a
moat pre-waJ" laicxs, lK'C!iu.st! pnxluc- j j^
tion cost has been reduced. | ,t,
yiiring flowers of tbu iindeiKlass, A
quality are glorious In their profuaiim ! <
al present. Uosi-s, cainatlons, sweet J^
peas, navcissus, many of Iheni tif e.x- A
hibltloii iiuality and unusually beauti- 'f
ful, are. offend ut average pri<-es. ^
Flowering and foliage idaiits for Ihe .J.
"^ st the Dollar '
Eaater tnu|e, are at pro-Easter ix-r-1 feetlon apd the cost of v.hese is iiiitch|^ below prices cliarged last season.
NASSAU CoijNn WILLS
The contest in the miiltcr of the pn. , ^, bate of the will of this lato Mrs. lA-iiaiA Buck, of FUrming^le, lias btjon ,piit J over unlll March S. Contfst Is bi-ougbt'l by John H. "Wolters, a ton of Mrs. i A l-uek's llrst husband. Tho estate was | Y left In such way that Mr. Wolters gets i J ai Umlted use of it. Hc has broujjbt [ the uotiuii to have theaa provfulons sut j aside. . , I
Tho will of Anna fjoya of Merriek,' who died on February 7, Is tiled Willi Hurnigiita Howtil. il lcavi;B an estate
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increasing production increases the purchasing value of the Dollar. Let us get the most ovit of living by helping to increase production. Productive work, wise spending and systematicsaving will solve our problenu Boost the value of the dollars while accumulating them. Bring them here ^ . and we will make them grow with INTEREST.
4 PER CENT PAID IN INTEREST DEPARTMENT AND
-BEST OF ALL- We WiH GIVE, to Anyone Opening a Savings^^ Account, a Handsome
Home Savings Bank One Dollar Opens the Account
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y. %
NOW <iltt>WN ro BE A TV\(I» WILLI O.N liOH^,\K HANKl
, ,• r ,1 . J .11 worth $5,000 ill i-eal moi>erly and alamt great saiisfaclion to the 1 j-^, ^^ jn-rsonal prt>iK.ny all to a .so.,, reaUcnts, und esimclully those from I j;(x;co. Tviup trulbcrs of the *m t-deet, (bo city si>ondiug thblr flrat winter j Fr»ink and efeUatore Muxlno, utc
in a rural dl3trict,*lo witness the) named «tn cx«<^utors.
demonstr«tlon
The
ot thoagbtfulnet<a ¦nd frJendUneas "vihlch •ppnreutly means so little to the men Iwhind the suowpiows, but which means so much tewan^ the happiness and cotn- (Uvt <^ Wa lu the community.
To The Colored Woman
same klml of opiHirtunltie.s. tctivllles and responsibilities for her as for her white alaters. Colored Icudcrsi. recruited from the foremtjat edutatioiuil instlJtutions of fhe , country. Added ' recogiUUDn aince the war. j
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