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lai II I ll B I I II I I II ll II II I Ift LADIES We want you to Bank with u» W e have made special provision for your accom modation in our elegantly appointed banking house. There is a double interest in a bank account. First —Our interest payments on your deposit. Second — Your interest in its growth. All lady depositors drawing on their accounts receive new—crisp— clean— bills at the S a n k of Bocktulle Centre Open an account for your Holiday Shopping Our Safe Deposit Vault is the place for your valuables annnnnnnnnnnhnnn^ Burglary and Fire INSURANCE 1 WHY risk your life in atte m p tin g to save your pro p e rty from b u r g lars SEE ME BEFORE THE BUBGLARS SEE YOU S . D IM O N S M I T H 29 Railroad Ave. FREEPORT, L. 1. PROFESSIONAL CARDS MARTIN V. W. HALL Counselor-at-Law Freeport, N. Y. CLINTON M. FLINT Counselor-at-Law - 39 Railroad Ave. Freeport, N. Y. H. SWEZEV r reeport OSlllII Counselor-at-Law Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Office, Railroad Ave., Freeport Capital $30,000 Sarplas $55,000 Hala Street Freepert Jo a n J, R andall . President D. W eslkt P in k , Vice-President W il l i a m S, H all , Oaahier Bears ef Directors John J. Randall William O. Miller Smith Cox D. Wewley Pine William E. Holder Daniel B. Raynor Wallace H. Cornwell Coles P e ttit William 8. Hall Harvey B. Smith Edgar Jackaou Georire M. Randall This Mantel..! I* O ak, O leea FlnWb $15 Oak C a ktiaat M a n ta la from S 1 2 ap MANTEL 4 FIREPLACE FITTING! * an ktada, at etty prtoee BATHROOM S AND VESTIBULES TILED O R N A M E N T A L C E N T E R S A N D BR A C K E T S D. MORRISON S h o w Room® O rore S tr e e t, F reeport Open except legal holidays, from B a. m. to 3 p. m. offers 1'ariliiiee and in ducements in every deiiai tnient equal to thoae of e ither the New York or Brook lyn Banks or T rust Oomjaniee, and every aooommodation as far as is con sistent w ith conservative management. Interest a t the rate of 8 per cent, paid <>n tim e deposits, three mouths or more Drafts issued on all parts of Europe. Does a general banking business. Safe deposit boxes to rent, $6 per annum. Accounts of corporations, companies, societies, etc , solicited. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. Inquiries will receive prompt atten tion and be cheerfully answered. Inspection of our modern banking rooms invited New Telephones. Following is the recent list of new telephones: Rockville C entre L. Michnoff, Merrick Road, 76-W. J. A. Miller, Bustle Ave., 118. Geo. B. Granger, M orris Ave., 120-J. Nassau Garage. 23 Front St., 200. F. Siegmann, 51 Village Ave., 460. H. Li. Allen, W alnut A v e., 478-W. Geo. C. Field, Lakeview Av., ,449-W. Geo. W. McCormick, Hempstead Ave., 134-M 2. Henry Guenther, 702 Merrick Road, 95-W. I George McK. Shaw, Morris Ave., 210-W. Harry Biinn, 258 Merrick Road, 3tB. John C. Bucken, Smith St., 518. Edwin Patten, 283 Village Ave., 520. Centre Market, 191 Merrick Road, 99 J . Samuel Weill, 18 Village Ave., 519. Residence, Lexington Ave., Freeport Timothy 0. Callaghan, 65 Raymond ______________________________________ Ave., 451-W. Ocean Side H. E. Cornwell, Clark St., 489-L. Lynbrook Thomas J. Walsh, Harrison Ave., 853-W. A. B. Collins, Denton Ave., 723-L. Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage p e ter Sinclair, Hempstead Ave., ______________________________________ 974-W. Florence C. Hewlett, Union Ave., EDGAR JACKSON 834-W. Wm. E. Wade, Earl Ave., 972 L. Van A. Potter, Pearsall Ave., 974-J. LEO FISH EL Attorney at Law F\reeport N. Y. Counselor-at-Law Freeport Bank Building ______ Freeport New,York Freeport Market Co. Merrick Try It At Our Risk We w a n t you to try Rexall “ 9 3 \ S h a m poo Paste, as advertised in t h e S a t u r day Evening Post. If it does not satisfy you, come back to us and g e t your money, it belongs to you and we w a n t you to have it. You didn't promise or sign anything. 9 3 ” S h a m p o o P a s t e removes and prevents dandruff, increases head comfort, promotes hair health and beauty. It is especially pleasing to ladies because it t e n d s to make the hair soft, silky and fluffy and is easy to use. Get my prices for Automobile Painting for December; also Carriage and Wagon Painting, Upholstering and Curtain re newing. Wagons Buill and For Sale C . F. VAIL 10 9 C h u r c h S t . F r e e p o r t , N . Y. t o . Call, 64-J -1 J. L ARATA Wholesale, Retail Foreign and Domestic FRUITS and vegetable delicacies SPORTED MACARONI AND OLIVE 00. ALSO FINE CONFECTIONERY B ty Prices Peanuts a Specialty Goods Delivered P-omptly Bain St. . tear the Back FREEPORT, N.Y. JO H N S O N & JO H N S O N Attorneys and Counselors at law 28 Brooklyn Ave., opp. Depot F R E E P O R T , N . Y . Telephone, 208-J Freeport Mortgage 1 xians Qneens On. Office Title Searches Savings Bank Bldg Claims Collected Geu’&l Law Practice Notary Public for Nassau and tjuei-ic 1 Counties DR. A. H. HAMMOND Dentist h a s m o v e d Into R o o m 4 (formerly occupied by Dr. Newton) 1- F R E E P O R T B A N K B U I L D I N G - Office Hours: Every W e e k D a y , tJ.OO to 5 . 0 0 O t h e r H o u r s by A p p o i n t m e n t T e l e p h o n e , 3 2 3 - w . ALFRED T. DAVISON Attorney and Counsellor at Law 76 William Street, N. Y. City 88 Oeeaa Ave. Freeport, N. Y. Telephones; 3 John, New York 62 Freeport Residence: PRICE 2 5 C E N T S A JAR REXALL S3\ PASTE IS SOLO IN THIS VILLAGE ONLY AT The 3 ^ 2 2 ^ 2 Store You cannot buy it at any other store in this village. Rem e m b e r we guarantee Rexall “ 9 3 “ Sham p o o Paste to give e n tire satisfaction. This sam e guarantee applies to all t h e many o ther Rexall prep arations. You risk no money by trying it. THOMAS JOHNSTON DRUG CO. R. C. WERNER, President 23 W. M e rrick Rd. Freeport, L. I. “We both loose money when you dont trade here” Carlonso’s M adame X Corsets Made to order. $3.00 Upwards Never loose their shape. Fit guaranteed. Tel.ITTr. Representative MRS. A. ABBOTT 30 Brooklyn A v., F reeport, L. I Ilv l n N Ed w a r d * G e o . M o rton Levy Edwards &. Levy L A W Y E R S Telephone 2 9 RaMroad Ave 34 Freeport F r e e p o r t , N. Y Olaf M. Magnusson Attorney and Counselor at Law I 3 R o s e d a l e Ave. F r e e p o r t , E ve ni ng s by A p p o i n t m e n t On First Mortgage at Six per Cent on improved properties in SUFFOLK NASSAU and QUEENS COUNTIES. HAFF 4. FARRINGTON 860 Fulton Street JAMAICA, N. Y A PROCLAMATION i Specialty: O. Hours: I 8:30 to 11 I 1 to 3 ! 7 to 9 Sundays, 9 to 8 p m g o o o o o I W ( W00DCLEFT HARBOR F r e e p o r t , L o n g I s l a n d “ The Bungalow Section of Freeport . Electric Lights Running Water Cem ent Walks Boating Bathing Fishing Trolley Line Through the Property W u n g a lo w s and Lots For Aele on Easy T e r m s . Very D e b lrabl# Either For O c c u p a n c y or Investm e n t For those considering having TRICAL WORK done: ELEC- This concern awaits your command for e s t i mates—it will furnish you a set of figures, gratis, that is the lowest at which you can have the work done with GOOD materials and first-class work manship. We carry out our contracts to the letter—do the work on time and guar antee first - class materials. etc. throughout. DR. W. G. SMITH Dentist Office and Residence 61 W. Merrick Road Freeport, N.Y. ’Phone, 85-R 0 Robert A. Combs, Jr. FREEPORT, L. 1. Telephone, 203 Hempetead as an D O Owners FREEPORT, LONG ISLAND 0 W. Z. KETCHAM DR. T. H. EVANS 350 S. Main St. Freeport, L. Phbne, 410 * Office Hours: Until 8 a. m. 7 to 8 p. Otherwise by appointment Tel. 563 Freeport WM. H. RUNC1E, MD. Office Hours: i 8-9 a. m. : 1-3 and 6-8 p. n Manhattan i Road, 628. Lillie E. Jackson, 22 S. Lena 59-J. Ralph M. Calkins, 355 Pine St., 474. Freeport Wm. H. Runcie, M. D., Iu3 Merrick Road. 563. Merrick Rev. Hugo Pohlmann, Meader Ave., ! 618- W. Baldwin J a m a i c r N . T * E. Acker, Lakeside Place, Tel 217 Janiales ‘•“O-L. Jos. Harding, Milburn Ave., 592-R. Roosevelt John Schlegel, Brookside Ave., 44 1-1.. 2. Trolleys for Atlantic Ave. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com pany and the Long Island tiailroad have come to an agreement, one that is satisfactory to the Puplic Service i Commission, regarding the surface tracks along Atlantic Avenue. The B. R. T. will take over these tracks from the Long Island on a cash considera tion and will apply to the Public Ser vice ComtTvssion for the necessary franchise under which to operate a line of trolley cars in conjunction with its other lines. This franchise will prob ably be granted. The board of directors of the B, R. T. and of the Long Island will meet shortly and each will formally ratify the tentative contract agreed upon through counsel. President Ralph Peters of the Long Island has left town for a week or ten days, and upon his return the contract will be consum mated. General George W. Wingate of coun sel for the Long Island said that the railroad had let the tracks go to the B. R. T. at a sa rilice after it had found it impossible to get a franchise to op erate a trolley road along Atlantic Avenue. General Wingate would not name the amount agree upon, but he said the B. R. T. was prepared to pay the actual value of the rails, ties and other material. General Wingate said j it cost the Long Island $150,000 orig inally to lay out this system.— Times Complete Long Island Tour No reader of the Nassau County Re view should let slip by the opportunity presented to secure a copy of “ Long Island Today” by paying subscription to J a n . 1 1913. No book published p e r taining exclusively to Long Isl and has receivedhigher praise. To look through the 272 large pages in the book is practi cally making a tour of Long Island, starting at Long Island City and end ing at Montauk Point, taking in the best points of interest of 170 towns, villages and hamlets scattered along the north and south shores and central sections of the Island. Following are testimonials selected from hundreds on file: The book surpasses our expecta- Send me 1<)0 copies by ex press.” — A. L. Langdon, L. I. City. “ The ten copies received. 1 am proud of the book and believe every Long Islander should possess one or more copies. ” — Edward Thompson, i Northport. “ The 250 copies we have bought from you have been sent to influential men aP ver the country and we are in receipt ^ . yery complimentary letters concerning same. ” —Ralph Peters. “ I have a copy of your book and per mit me to say it is a masterpiece and an ornament to every J. Warren Deale, Nsrtbport. “ The book received and permit me to say that it comes fully up td my ex pectations. V. Dennem, Brooklyn. ** C1 n I z-.otirl fi n rrlo r fn r tf*r\ m '.Tl**) N. Y. Diseases of Women H. ROHDE, M. D., 13 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. lions. Tel., 175 tiuskwick Special consultation by appointment 103 W. Merrick Rd. Freeport, N. Y. I Smltft F. Pearsall lavtov Balldhi NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL CATERER 62 Henry Street V HEMPSTEAD, PLY, o f t C . M Enclosed find order for ten more copies of “ Long Island Today,” bound in green leather, which makes 60 cop ies we have bought altogether. ’’ Gage E. Tarbell, Garden City. ” 1 have distributed the hundred cop ies recently bought from you and ev erybody praises it. Please quote me price on 1,000 copies.” —J. A. Kellogg, “ Want another copy of your book. Enclosed find check. This makes three 1 have bought.” A. H. Reeves, South ampton. “ Copy of ‘Long Island Today’ r e ceived. It is far and away the hand somest book of the kind ever issued.” — S. W. Cooper, Long Island Editor of i E agle. If you want a popy of this book act j a t once. Makes a fine Christmas pres- | e n t for friends at home and abroad. I S top in at the office and look a copy 'over. The Value of Telephone Service Telephone service is now so univer sally regarded as a business necessity that the telephone books of the New York Telephone Company are approxi m a ting to the size of a city directory. The telephone is a commercial neces sity and doing business without it is a handicap which no one can appreciate until they adopt a telephone and then discover the difference by experience. Being able to talk with anybody a t any time is like having the man at the oth er end of the wire in your own office, and this annihilation of distances is the every day miracle which the tele phone accomplishes. The cost of hav ing it is nominal but the expense of doing without it can never be calcu lated. “ AFTER K I P L I N G . ” It is claimed that the brains of the masculine sex Are shrewder than those that are made to perplex Now my Pater can’t be beaten on a purchase or a sale But, when the Mater wants some money She’s all smiles and sweet as honey The female of the species is more foxy than the male Now the Pater is no beauty But tends strictly to his duty Still often gets a scolding should he take a glass of ale Of course Mater would not do it No; she keeps hers in the closet The female of the species is more foxy than the male When the old man comes home late With a sort of kind of skate And if to hide his money he should fail Be sure my dear old Mater Would go through him sometime later Ah; the female of the species is more Foxy than the male. By George H. Norman, Seaford, L. I. STUNG! The mosquito is always on tho job. He never puts tilings off. Ha jabs early and gets there. Even the despised mosquito may teach u< lessons. He is noted for his promptness in business. Busi ness with him is also pleasure—for him. Cultivate the promptness of the mosquito and DO YOUR CHRISTMAS BUYING EARLY this year. Begin just as soon as you see the things in tho shops. Then you’ll DRAW FIRST BLOOD, which is always the best. Otherwise von may lose out in getting wlini you want and may have to go home empty handed, sighing. “STUNG!” Don’t Be a Jack-in-the-Box A .lack-in-the-Box neYer Jumps up until somebody presses the button. Ha enterprising; he has no tnitln- be u Jaek-in-the-Box, w a iting somebody to touch a spring and live. 1 'o u t for vttke you up. Jack usually stays b i d den in his box till Christmas. You may be Inclined to keep yourself away from the toy shops and the bargain counters until THE VERY DAY BE FORE CHRISTMAS. Even when Jack does get out of his box he Is still fas tened to it. and your habit of procras tination Is the string t h a t’s tied to you. GET ON THE JUMP NOW and do your Christmas shop ping.
