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E, '»v - mm ' K 1 - . -1 ’.f i4 ‘ v i E P ! NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW \ Nassau County Review Review Building, Freeport, N . T. S. P. PEARSALL, Proprietor X RetUirnce: Pine St., Freeport Puzzled. Tiic oth«-r day n. little red facet! Irishman approached a postoffice which had three letter boxes out side. One was labeled “City,” an- 1 other “Domestic” and the third > “Foreign.” lie looked at the three in turn, then, as a puzzled expres- ! sion crossed his face, scratched his i head. ■V ' “Faith.” he was heard to mutter, “I don’t know in which wan to put tir letther. Sure, Katie’s a do- ! niestic, an’ she lives in the city all i right, an\ she’s a furiner too; but, 1 begobe, how can th’ thing go in both' ! of the three holes at wanee?”— j Pa thunder. *. Y. tad N. J, Ttltpheet, • tod HO Frctperl febllihed Every Friday at fte c r O R T , LONG ISLAND, N. V $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE Single Cegles Five Celts Friday, Dec. d, 11109 ITimna el tbt Pert Oilic« et Creeport. N. Y«e «e etrenil rtm mtit«r. Prohibitionists to Reorganize The County Prohibition Party Exe- An old Man\s Lesson- cutive Committee, Wrn. F. Varney, W <■ nu t u/ poor oldiitan today who chairman, has issued a call for an or- I is dependent on his relatives, and ganization meeting of their incoming | they don’t like the enforced task of 1910 County Committee, in the Powell. faking care of him. “Had I saved Building, cor. Main and i’ront St., ^ ,]flV during inv younger Hempstead, Monday evening, tlecem-1 V(iar,.v said. “I would have been her <>, at s <> clock. independent. I might have saved a Base-Ball League dolllir * ,la-v duri.Ilg a,11 Iuv ,^(?rk!Vg , i career and not stinted myself in the A meeting has been called for next j '[’In- old- man’s experience Fr,day evening. December 10 at S p. , dunking about. The tmu- m., at Sproule s real estate office, Lyn- , , . . . brook, opfiosite the depot, for the pur- ^*<* Amerii an men in lli.t 11 \ pose of organizing a South Side Base- j waste di me< v- lidt* looking for a mii- ball League for 1910. All those inter- lion dollars. At tin* end of life thev ested are extended a cordial invitation havt1 neitht T the dime nor the mil- to be present. | lion dulliirs.— Vtehison Globe. W A N T E D W h ite girl wanted for general housework, small family, good wages. Apply 36 So. Bergen Place, Freeport. 2t. FOR RENT:—6 room Freeport j house, £ acre, chicken hou?e, fruit trees, near trolley, $15 a month. Johnson, 28 Brooklyn Avenue. 2t. _ _ i WANTED: A young girl for light housework. Call at 2e Lena Ave. It. FOR SALE.—House ten rooms, all improvements; lot 70x150. ten minutes from depot, best location pi Fn eport. Address, A. B.. Freeport, N. Y. , FOR SALE:- PIANOS for the holi- W A N T E D :-A reliable woman to days at FACTORY PRICES: $215.00, take care of house an<i children, even- 1245.00, $285.00, $310.00; genuine ings, when parents are out. Box L, Review Office. It. mahogany;or mission oak, lully guar anteed. Cash or installments; for par ticulars phone 293-J, Freeport, or call j _ . . . . . . !or write to G. B. Greve, 118 No. Main, [X d l i l l l l B lO U f L l S l How about a Waterman s fountain gt., cor. Grand Ave., Freeport. Pen for a Christmas present ’ We can Special: Tuning, polishing, regulat- sell you any kind you want and if the ^ jng and general repairing in all point is not right it can be exchanged hrnnrhp« PsHrrmtP O pp after Christmas. Review Stationery i U8 No. Main S t Freeport. , , ft Store, 62 South Main StreAt, Freeport. ___________________________________ ‘ 1 I stock of New York Poultry Show Opening at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, December 2, and closing on Saturday. January 1, the New York Poultry, Pigeon and P(Ct Stock Association will give its twenty-first annual exhibition. Entries will close with Secretary H. V. Crawford, Montclair, N. J„ on De- , cember 11th. What the exhibition is in quality, quantity and value is realized in its i years of service to the exhibitors an i its attested importance to the public. There will be no vacant spaces in the Carden with its thousands of birds, its exhibition of ioctibators doing busi- Sev w lint vou int ml to give , a, K rol-1',e88' ><? grand showing of pigeons, ative or friend lor , h ristm a K - tlu ,. go fanf-v h-lrds and 80n« b,rdii- and th e « • i n. K , p , , 0 .... . von will .in, . g S X ? gilt tor ewli i.i look)tig over the select FOUND:—Watch ; owner can have same by proving property. Call up 428-W Freeptjrt. It. ANY PARTIES desirous of selling cottages with large plots at reasonable prices, call on B. Trubenback, 127 N. Main St., Freeport. Have cash buy ers waiting for bargains. It. To Sell Houses The Commissioners ot the Sinking | fund wijl offer for sale by sealed bids | on Tuesday, December 14, all of the buildings and parts of buildings now standing on the city’s seventeen and a half-mile strip of land, alongside the Izmg Island Railroad tracks, from the city line to Massapdqua, L. I. The removal of these buildings, at an early date, i? necessitated by the work of the contractors on the new 72- j inch pipe line from Clear Stream to Amityville, according to information gained at the Water Supply Depart ment. However, there is said to be a strong sentiment, on the part of Long Islanders, in favor of permitting the buildings to remain standing, wherev er they do not rest directly over the' pipe line route. It is*l%ointed out! that the rent of these parcels might be paid into the city treasury, thus de- j fraying m part the interest charges on j corporate stock isstied to pay the cost! of the improvement. The property ■ to be soUl is divided into more than j 250 pracels.—Eagle. SEAFORD Miss Annette Schipper of New York City is visiting at the rectory. Bert Lane of Brooklyn spent Sunday with friends in the village. Harrry Baylis u£ Brooklyn spent Sunday at the residence of Win. Green- sord. The Sunday School of the M. E. Church are already preparing for their annual Christmas Tree and Cantata. An Insinuation., SI k — flow i-- it your Gster didn't = ing Iomglti ? lie —(Mi, 11n* doctor Las forbid den lioi-: lie .-ays -he must not sing for six months. Sin-— Does ho 1'$* near her ? He uust Couldn't. Shortly after the cherry tree t?pi- | -ode littie George was taken to see a new relative that the stork had left at the home of it is aunt a few ! day.s’previous. _ . . \Well George,”’ said It is aunt, j “don't vou think your new cott- : ' is a beauty “You know, aunt, that I cannot j tell a lie,” replied the future Father i of His Country. “I think the kid is j about as pretty as a mud fenee in a rainstorm.”—Chicago Newsy An Easy Jail. >n one of the Basque provinces of Spain there is a prison the doors of which are opened every morning, allowing the prisoners to go into the town for housework, gardening or some trade. Some act as com missioners. In the evening they quietly return to the prison at the appointed time, and after being identified by the jailer the bolts are drawn for their admission. USE ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM At once when allm krd by a Cough and thus avert dangerous bronchial and pulmonary ailments 2.x-., .Siir. nml SI. ihi Bottles. S->liI everywhere. DAVIS K I.AW arfS'CF, Co., New York. Private family, convenient to sta tion. has large rooms vacant. Will accommodate adults with board: rates : . reasonable. Moderate, care of Post- Pictures 1 rntin-d a ml 1 lifvamctl, E a t o n H u i T b u t ( E aton t 'rail\ vk Pike < 'o. i Writing Paper and Gift Boxes 1 Kodaks, \ aiitim'* s .1 a|Kitiese AN are, Jiussian ami Domrstie 1 IrassNN are, i man No. 1, Freeport, L. I. It. Clarence A. Edwards HEAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Send me full particulars of yonr jirojierty For Sale, to exelmuge and tn rent. Don't delay. LOTS. HOISLS (tn<l ACRtAGt 8 N. flain Street Freeport, N. Y AMERICA’S NEWEST CITY on the ATLANTIC’S FINEST SHORE Calemlars. ( 'iii isituas I >oiiklets, Largest stock ol Souvenir Post ( ':i I’ds in Nassau (' Minty. K I E F E R S fiOS. MdinSt. MHIPOH Grasping the Chance. The pantomime in a provinei i i One of the boldest daylight robber- town has fallen very flat, and the ies on record in this locality took place j manager is extremely anxious not to Saturday afternoon last at the resi-: ]0sc an opportunity of infusing eli de nee of Abram Wanser on Hickory I crgy into his cast. lStr?et' w n i i fr tn v f ! Comedian— I can’t go on for a Mrs. Wanser had left the house for a . . . T , , , ° short time, and had carefully locked minutc* s,r- I fccl f un°>’- the doors of her house before leaving, j Manager— 1 unny I Great Scott, I Shortly after her departure a strange man! Go on at once and make the | man was seen to approach the house most of it while it lasts.— Tendon and try the doors and windows. Find- Mail ing them locked, he went to the rear of the house, secured a large stick and j _____ ; ____________________________ broke open one of the windows, ~ through which he secured an entrance. : ~ •■ • n * r\ n Ransacking the house, the intruder se- j | ) f | 6 IflllllO I I U O IlO T S cured about $20 in cash, two gold watches and some other jewelry, and f g p fl Q q Q(| S t O U ld C h was about ready to leave when Mrs. LONG BEACH AT THF: DOORSTEP of AMERICA’S GREATEST CITY One Visit to the Growing City Beautiful by the Sea will make you a Long Beach Enthusiast This Soon to be Completed City, w ith Boulevards, Vitrified Roads Sewerage System , Hire Departm ent, Police Department, Schools and everything that goes to m ake AN IDEAL CltY GO TO LONG BEACH AND SEE 2 1-2 riiles of the Finest Boardwalk in the world M agnificent Hotel, Casino, B a thing Pavilion $500,000 of Stucco and Concrete Red Tile Roof Houses $1,500,000 sim ilar houses in course of construction Long Island—P e n n s y lvan ia’s finest L. I. Depot Macadamized and Vitrified Brick B o u levards and Streets NASSAU HOTEL AND GRILL (with music) open year round Write for Illustrated Booklets, Maps and Data ESTATES OF LONG BEACH 2 2 5 F I F T H A V E N U E , N E W ' Y O R K _ ___ Telephone, 3600 Madison WILLIAM H. REYNOLDS, President C o s t 2 1-2 cents per hour to operate. H e a t s A room 20x2(1 to 70 degrees in zero weather. G u a r a n t e e Try it 30 days. If not satisfied w ill not cost you one cent. Although perhaps a little earl.x to get right down tn the buying it s not a bit too ear ly to be planning for t ’hrist- m;ts. There s one article that will make a particularly good gift for a who has just reached the shaving stage of his existence; frr for an old shaver, as t<> that the Gillette Safety Razor We want to show you our splendid of these modern razors. Have them singh or in sets. W o have everything > else for shavers also. | \ Razor Strops, Soaps, Lather Brushes, etc. N a s s a u and Suffolk Lighting Co. N e w B u s in e s s D e p a r tm e n t Smith & Bedell, Inc. . DRUGGLSTS F R K N . Y . Hi.', i., st«*|» I'rnm I I K R.) Smith P. Pearsall Review Building NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL Wanser returned. Seeing the confu sion, she ran out and called for help and was closely followed by the bur glar, who escaped before help could be summoned. The man was seen entering the house This Offer Should be a Warning to Every Man and Woman - - ........ i ' m e man was seen enter,ng tne nouse , The newspapers and medical journals by neighbors who thought he was one j have had much to say relative to a fa> of the household. mous millionaire s offer of a million mous millionaire’s offer of dollars for a new stomach. This great multi-millionaire was too busy to worry about the condition of his stomach. He allowed his dyspepsia to run from bad to worse until in the end it became incurable. His misfor- j tune should serve as a warning to ' . , ,, ,. . , , , , , I others. Everyone who suffers with; John Vo«|ker has nought out the drug i dyspepsia for a few years will give business of G. L. Wmegar, who recent- j everything he owns for a new stomach, ly purchased the same from A. G. • R O C K V I L L E C E N T R E For the present Merikoke Tribe,' O. R. M., will hold their meetings Roesch’s Hall. Howell. ----- - ----- “God the only Cause and Creator,’’ will be the lesson-sermon at the Chris- Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal state of the gastric juices. There is one element missing—Pepsin. The absence of this destroys the functions of the gastric fliuds. They lose thfeir s? (SM sa, s *<** ^ Thou laid the foundation of the earth : We y e now able to supply the pep sin in a form almost identical to that and the heavens are the work of Thy ' naturaUy created by the system when ' aant s‘ in normal he> Ith, so that it restores to | the gastric juices their digestive pow- j er, and thus makes the stomach strong V E; I- ' H E M P S T E A D -» — -«— ---------- — and well * The Nassau-Suffolk Prize Speaking i We want everyone troubled with in- j Association met at the High School, digestion and dyspepsia to come to our I building here on Friday riftemoon and : store and obtain a box of Rexall Dys- made arrangements f o i the annual pepisa Tablets. They contain Bis- j _ prize speaking contest to be held be-; muth-Subnitrate and Pepsin prepared ' ‘ tween the schools of Freeport, Glen i by a process which develops their ( Cove, Hempstead, Huntington and greatest power to overcome digestive | Rockville Centre, at Huntington, on i disturbance. \V March 25, 1910. One rule adopted! Rexall DyspepsPa Tablets are very was that a person who has once won a pleasant to take, first prize is not eligible to enter They sooth the irritable, weak, stom- ..nnto.t. ach, strengthen and invigorate the di gestive organs, relieve nausea and in digestion, promote nutrition and bring about a feeling of comfort. JUST THINK Would you buy n house to-day that yon would haw to spend good money ou to-morrow ro make if look re spectable? It is not probable that you would, providing yon could buy another, that suited you just us well, for the same price plus the cost of repairs. That is Our Proposition in a Nutshell ' A frame building must be painted every three years to preserve the wood and make if look respectable. This will cost from one to three hundred dollars. Assuming that a man owns a home for thirty years, this cost will lie repeated 10 times. That means $1000 to $3000 spent for something that brings no material return. We have worked out a system of construction planned to meet the many objections to the cement block and ii is as far superior to it as gold is to silver. No more dead looking, water soaked walls. We have piisscsl that stage and are offering the prospective builder something that is dry, bright and attractive. The cost of this construction is but little more than frame and the saving in paint bills alone will give your children a snug little nest egg. Should you desire to sell, what an argument that would be.—No $200 paint bills every three years. We invite your inquiry and inspection and u.-surv you honest aud courteous treatment. B ishop & Gifford M illbnrn Ave. and L. I. R. R. Tracks, BA L D W IN , L. I. \ * . A.A.W ebster & Co, i JEWELERS 440 Fulton Street, Brooklyn another contest „ Don’t .forget the Epworth League turkey supper on the night of Decern- ber9' 2 . The Nassau Rod and Gun Club, of Naaaau-by-the-Sea, will hold its semi annual banquet at the As tor House, New York City, on December 1,6 next Covers will be laid .for over one - 1mn- dred guests. If you give Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, a reasonable trial we will return your money if you are not satisfied wkh the result Three sizes. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1.00. Remember you ca» obtain Rexall Remedies in Freeport only at our store—The Rexall Store. Thomas Johnston. i • ■ ,\ W a t e r m a n 's ^ Id e a l) - f F o im ta in P e n i Should be in every stocking Review Slatleaery Store i always. The Atlantic Cat Club will give its show also, for three days. Dec. 29, 30 and 31, with Mrs. F. Y. Mathis. Man ager, and Mrs. Florence E. J. Cham- pioii. President. M a d a m L e o n i e F R E N C H D R E S S M A K E R Ladies’ T a i l o r Made Suits :‘>70 :m<l ”>7‘2 Front Stfeet Honipsteiul, N. Y Telephone :>! 4-J V\ WS %w-wv* v W» VWV WWW A Gift for j Young* or $ l Old Shavers l ^ s • % w w v w v w w w w * v w w w w w w « 9 Hverything Reliable in Jewelry, Silverware and Cut Glass Watches Guaranteed Time Keepers, in 18 and 14 karat gold cases; also in PERMANENT Gold Filled, Silver and Gun Metal Cases I , Christmas purchases held until desired and de livered free • ’ ■ * o ' _________ - ■ I H a v e Got Some E legant Holiday Bargains in Pianos & Player Pianos ' Why dou’t you have a talk with your Home Piano Man ^ before you jump at som e Greater New York ProiktsitiuLi you know- nothing about. It doesn’t cost anything and you might save something. A telephone call will bring me to your home. I can buy as cheaply as anvone and sell cheaiier than anv store in Greater New York. H. J. RAYMORE T h e Plano M an 75 N. pay View Ave. v FREEPO R T , L. I . Telephone, 'M -J
