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LADIES' AID OF M.E. CHURCH ENJOY BIRTHDAY PARH
Celebration of Freeport Chnrch
Women Marks End Of
Membership Campaign
Fre«pdrt, May 20. —I.«dle«' Aid Socl ety of the M. K. (;hur^-h held a birthday pariy In the church parlors Wi'dneaday afternoon. About 120 were pr'eernt to enjoy tho entertaining progrnm that had l)een arranged by the committi-e under the leadership of Mrs. Kamond Stiles.
Mi-s. Charles I.*wia entertained with neveral selectied readings, and there was music by » quartette comiKiHod of Mrs. Esmond Htllefi, Mrs. C.chjiko .Small- wood, Mrs. Albert Kftmmond and Mrs. IClna Humphreya. Mrs. Avrll Murlow was the accompanist.
The birthday celebration marked the end of the membership canipuigu fer the past year, during which 100 now members hove Joined, making a total of 280 In the society,
Follo^vlng the entertainment r^iesli- ments were served. The roKiilur
monthly buslne.<w rpfcting of the .society preceded the cntertainnient.- ,
JOHN W. COLEMAN
ACQUIHED OF CHARGE
UeUmo>«". May 20.—John W. Coleman, connected with t|ie PioiOlial Rc;vlew of New York t'ity, while returning with a party of friends in his automobile from Hayshoro on Saturday evenini,'. lost yon- trol of his car when ho was passing {\i- othor car driven by Kdward H. Schaefer of 1S39 Pacific street, Brooklyn, nnd as a result the two caix came together and struck n third car, which was parked on the south side of Merrick road at Seaford.
Coicsmun was cul on the fiii-elioad and appeared to be in u dazed condition. He was ariestc-U. charBod with driving a car in an intoxicated condition, and taken befoie Justice of the Peace South¬ ard ttt ISollmore. An examination wa held May 18. Judge Nohowcl of l.sllp jilipeared for .Mr. .Schaefer. Tho iHs- trict attorney's oftii-c was represented by (i. X,ester Kastman, who conducted the examination for the piHiple.
The complalRinf wttfttxm oalled ten Hitnewae, aaioiit: whom were rerdinand Miller, th« county detectire. who ap¬ peared on the HCifnm ot tbe accident, and a Mias Aubrey, an experienced trained nurae. They testified how the accident happened, and some of them anld that they detected the odor of Mciuor emun- athig from Mr. Colpman, and ho ap¬ peared doxed and looked "ratl-.ci- fuel- Ish." * ¦*
Counselor Henry L. Maxson of Max- -son & Jonea, Hempsti«d, who riM>ro- senled the defcadant, however, on cro.ts- <>xaminatlon, kftocked the props out of the complaint. justice Southard, ai the conclusion of the people's ease, at first denied the defendant's motion le ilianiWx the complaint for insuincient evidence, but Mr. Maxson. in summing ui> showed that there waa no evidence Ihat (..'oleman waa Intoxicated at tbe time.
we patatae mat that the trmiDc4 nun»e »<'»»»»»»o»O#«»3»»O»»0 »»»»»>»»»»» »»»»»>»»»»0 3 0 3 3 »0 »t
oa croaii«iamlnation, admitted that ahe
tliOQfbt Coleman was intoxicmtad "be-i cause be appeared dosed and Just sat i at the steerlnc-wheel of bis par and looked rather foolish," and tben further ' admitted that such appearance and dax-' ing might have been caused by a blowi upon the head. I
Justk^ S<mthard discharged th^>i^ fondant.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK I
FREEPORT, N.Y.
OUOSAKDbUD^S
SUPREME LAUNDRY
HR MAN who knows his work is always on the job. That is why we are so rushed with auto radiator re¬ pairing. We repair all styles and makes of radiators, and gtiaraiileo satiafaction at mod¬ erate prices. Let us figure on your work. ,
•Look for Oeneral Experience"
HEMPSTEAD AUTO WRECK¬ ING CO. AND NEW RE¬ LIABLE RADIATOR WORKS 282 Front Street. Hempstead
Phone 547
MUTUAL INTEREST
The business enterpHses of our customers are of interest to us and command our solicitous attention.
The growth of our business is due to the'confidence we have earned from our many depositors through .strong, conservative and progressive methods.
If there ir rn5- way in which this Bank can be of .H;.Tvicc to yo.>, «'o not hesitate to c<}nsult with its oflicor:—t!icy ,\vi!l appreciate the opportunity of an interview. ,
The Bank on the Triangle That Treats Yoa Square
Freeport Auditorium
Monday, May 23rd, at 8.30 P. M.
A TRIPLE STAR EVENT
4 WHY NOT H.WK YOlIt SHOE.S RKNKWEI) T X
41 West Merrick Road, Near Church St., Freeport, N.Y. j
Who gives you the proper .service at Moderate Prices j Shoe-s Shines L- WNI. I
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'JUST WONDERFUL!" Everyone is enthusiastic overl
Glickman photographs. These of-| j fers cannot be duplicated by anyj olher studio. It is an unusual op-| portunity for Brides, Confirmant.'^ and Graduates.
Old photos copied better than 'the original. Our offer includes children. Studio open every day, lain or shine.
^The hand Points the way to satisfaction
LICK MAN
Photo Specialist
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ALSO ONE ENURGEMENT Proofs SHbmitted
This coupon also entitles you to one-thir4 (1-3) of on regular prices on any olhcr photos
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vj nd^we \s Dacls. heres Svids my friend iMv linens to hi"*^
MR. DIIXS is the president of the Happy Dressera' As.soclalion. He belieres that if a man keepH his linen in ii.iniaciilate condition he will t)e apt to have a lot of friends and everything. He says slnc«^ his linens became ac- (|iiiiint«"d with our Suils he lias been sending his friends to this laundry. LOOK FOR SUDS & DUDS
SUPREME LAUNDRY
240 FRANKLIN STREET Heinpstead, N. Y.
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DR. M.RODIN'
The best manner in which to avoid dental expense is to have your teeth and those of your children examined at reguldv int(,rvals by a dentist. You will be assured of a healthy set of teeth and gums, and of no protracted siege in the dentist's chair.
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DENTIST
MEMPSTEAD BANK BLDG. L HEMPSTEAD
TEL. £33 r
WALLACE & MURRAY, Auctioneers, 3^ Railroad Avenue, Freeport, L. L
AUCTION
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Fine Household Furniture, .Rugs, Matting, Crockery, Glassware, Etc.
. ON MONDAY, MAY 23, 1921, AT 10:30 A. M. SHARP
.\t 1(1,;!0 .\. M. Sharp, At 210 West Monick Road. Cor. Long Beach Avenue, Kormer Home of William H. Cutler. FREEPOUT, L. I.
Fine lot Wicker Furniture; Wilton. Axminster, Ingrain and Crex Rugs. 9x12: I.K)t of .Smaller Rugs; Crrx Carpet. Matting. Hall Runner; Mission Furniture, BrIc-a-Brac, Electrolier, Portierres. Leather Couch; (Possibly a Campbell Upright Pianut; I'icttires. Tabourette. Mirrors. Hall Rack; Oak Oining Table, Sideboard, Chairs; Wine (Cabinet, Small Tables. Andirons, \Vood Carrier, Crockery. Glassware. Kitchen and Garden Utensils; (Possi¬ bly a "Reliable" Gas Range;) Baskets, Hamper. Double and Single JQfass Beds, White Enamel and Wooden"jBeds. Mattresses. Sprfiigs. Box Springs; Birds.eye Maple, Oak, Cherry, Black Walnuw and Maple Dressers; Chiffon¬ iers, Wash Stands, Lady's Birds-eye Maple Desk; Rockers, Chairs. Marble Top Dresser and Stands; Box Couch, Costumer, Screen, and other articles too numerous fo mention.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHLSE. TERMS CASH.
(The house will be open for Inspection from 2 to 4 P. -M. on Saturday, .May 21st, and Sunday, May 22nd.)
BY ORDER OF MRS. ADDIE F. PLACE. OWNER
NOTICE—Persons desiring to send articles to be sold al an AUCTION t(» be held at 65 Church St., Freeport on Saturday, May 28tli, may make arrangements with the Auctioneers on or before May 19th.
10 ROUNDS
Ralph DeMott vs. Tommy Dady
Two of the best Httle tlugrers in the gsime 10 ROUNDS
AI. Ketchell vs. Johnnie Lynch
of Fre«part of Now York
The best boy Ketchell has ever faced 10 ROUNDS
Tom Lynch vs. Ted Seidman
Ketchell atid Seidman fought a draw here, and ^ Tom Lynch is a fast boy
6 ROUNDS
Sol Manus vs. Joe Mate
vs.
Manus beat Wille Cole here and fought a great draw with Mate in Woodhaven
PRICES: $1.65, $2.20 and $3.30, Including Tax
RESERVED SEATS at Chubbuck's Pharmacy and United Cigar Stor.. Froc|>orl; Wild't Pharmacy and United Cigar Store, Rockville Centre; White Houao Barber Shop, Hempstead; United Cigar Store, Lynbrook; United Cif ar Store, Baldwin, and Caa.y'a Hotel, Babylon
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ATTENTION
Our Niagara Hand Dust Gun Has Arrived. No Amateur Gardener .> Should Be Without One. The Cleanest and Surest
Way To Kill Insects Without Destroying the Shrubs, Roses, Trees, Etc.
SECURE ONE FOR YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN NOW
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We Specialize in FLORAL DECORATIONS OF ALL KINDS
Funeral Work Made By Us Is Exceptionally Fine
Buy Your CUT FLOWERS Here.,
We also have a Large Assortment of sieds and Plants.
The Display of Gladiolus Flowers in our windows is worth while seeing. You can get the bulbs from us
Bureau of Agriculture and Horticulture
Telephone 785
298 FULTON
HENIPSTEAD, L. I.
AVENUE
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THIS FACT IS EVIDENCED BY OUR CONSTANT GROWTH
Capital One Year Ago $25,000.00
Capital Now 25,000.00
Deposit* One Year Ago 1,366,708.03
Deposits Now 1,776,958.82
Surplus and Undivided Profits 61,166.93
ONE YEAR AGO
Surplus and Undivided Profits 81,016.17
NOW
Resources One Year Ago 1,468,154.24
Resources Now 1,898,375.09
PUT OUR SERVICE TO THE TEST
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Freeport, N. Y.
LADIES' and GENT'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER
PRESSING, CLEANING, REPAIRING and DYEING D. WALLACK, (formerly of 5th Ave., N. Y.)
15 SO. V1LL.\GK AVEMK
Tel. i:95-W KOCKVILI^J tliNTIt|<;, N, Y.
iioodn Callrd I'or and Delivered
Cool Summer Underwear for the Family
Liberal Stocks and Greatly Reduced Price* /
WHEN A SALE of such magnitude, concerning the most wanted styles and weaves _ _ of Underwear at such low prices takes place at Locser's, it is time to choose without delay your spring and summer needs.
Wometi's $1 Cottibination Suits at 69c
Six thousand flne ribbed cotton Suit* in resrular and extra aizea. Wide and tight at knee; also fln« ribbed cotton in pink in both regular and extra •izes, tight knee atyle only,
Woitiett's $2 Comhitxation Suitg at $1.19
Three thousand Sulta of fine «tltch UsIa, wttK tailored band tops, in regular and extra aisM, antl all wanted shapes,
Wotrtett*t SOc Cottoii V«fftf 1|5 at 39c
•Three thouaanS Yests of fln« ribbeil cottoq -Wj.- white and plnkt regular and extra atxeoi _^
Women'g 7Se Cottott VeaU W at SOc ^f'
Threa thousand of flntf ribbed lial« and eottoi^ plain and laco yokes; regular and extr»«lna.
Children's 7Sc Athletic Shirts at 29c
Two thousand garments of tha "Merode" make, of flne cotton.
Children's $1 Union Suits at S9c
Two thousand Suits of flne ribbed cotton, high heck, short sleeve, knee length styles; also fine checked nainsook athletic sleeveless, knee length Suits for boya,
^ftfen'i $1 Shirts and Drawers at 69c Each
Blx thousand garments, mostly of the well-known' •'Otis" make. Shirts and Drawers In both white Iind baltoriggan; also of flne check nalneouk, all of -^perlor quality and in tha wanted styles.
* Men's Union Suitg *" 6,000 at $1.59
IPhmmm Suits are of th» "Otis'* make, of flae MitcH ^WUte rikbad cotton in all the wanted shapes and , pit alzeauirosa Si to 44.
Man^a Union Suits ttt 9Sc
Etuperlor Quality flne chack nainsook dtUatlc slaevelan Suits, Jiace lengtta.
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Women's StodnngS al SSc
yina cauf* fiber ailk Stockings, in black, white and colors.
tVomcn'g Stockings at SSc
Fine gauge full fashioned silk lisle Stockings in blaok. white and cordovan^ well relnftoreetf*
^ Wtmten'a Silk Stockinea at U'29 \
Tull fashioned fins gauge thread silk Stockings in black and white; also mock eeam aeml' taahioned sUk Stockings In black and colors.
Children's Socks at 2Sc
h Faney roll top Bock*; also black throe-tiuarter length roll top Bucks,
ChiUrmn'a Socks at 50c Two-tonad •tlk and llale Socks; also mercerized Socks in black, white aud colon, with r«U #opa,
Men's 39c to SOc Socks at 29c Fine saiige cotton and eilk lisle Bocks in black, white and colors.
Jlf«n'« rSc Silk Socka at SSc Viae gaus^ extra quaUtjr seamless thread si iU Bocks In black, white and oolonb
WosMa'a >ii<l ntill4r«n°> l-ttArrmrtr, Hcenae TlrMt. "^ Att Otktt llerc^.«D4iiw. Mala r<«er.
EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
FORDSON TRACTORS
REDUCED TO
$625.00
F. O. B. DETROIT
Represeuting a Reduction of $169.00
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The Ford Motor Company advises us that Ford cars are now at the lowest possible figures and no further reductions can be expected.
All indications point to an active demand in tlic early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor¬ ies will to some extent retard production. In order to have your car when you want it, it u ad¬ visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will not la«t long when tlie rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit.
WITH SELF-STARTER
Rimabont, $465.00 TawMf, $510.00
Coape, $745.00 S«<1m, $795.00
FerdMw Tractor, $625.00
WITHOUT SELF-STARTER
Ckatm, $360.00 Tmck, (Poeanutic Uret) $545.00
Complete line of genuine Ford Parts, accosttorlea, tires, tul>es
oilB, greases, etc., etc.
RSFAIIUNO AND OVKRIiAUIJNO BY OOMPBTENT
MBCHAMCS
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W. T. HUTCHESON, Af ent
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