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Pure Drugs Rare Chemicals Sick Room Supplies Toilet Articles Prescriptions put up Day or NIGHT Freeport Directory 1 Officers of organizations are invited to send us corrections or additions to this directory at any time. Rd..and ami Pine st. IP.M. Fred’k H. Plump Arcade Pharmacy T e l e p h o n e s ! 6 2 9 an d 148 At the depot FREEPORT, N. Y. This Mantel... InlOak, Gloss Finish $20 0.1 k Cabinet Mantles from $12 up Mantle and Mreplace Fittings oPnll kinds a t city ])riccs Bathrooms and Vestibules Tiled Ornamental Centers and Brackets D. MORRISON Show Rooms. Grove St.. Freeport W a n t a House for $4000? Hero is ;i jiiece of property I consider a bargain. A married couple bought a house in Freeport and shortly the husband died leaving the wife with the property quite heavily mortgaged. She is unable to carry it and wants to sell the property of which she gives the following accurate description: This property is in the central western part of village, about twelve minutes walk from the depot. Seven rooms and bath, all improvements, extra gas range in the kitchen, electric and gas fixtures, laundry separate from kitchen, hot air furnace, tine situation, wellbuilt house, one year old last June. There are 2 mortgages, one for !?200U and the other for *725, with all interest and taxes paid. Must have *1300 cash above mortgage, which can be paid *300 down and balance on monthly installments. I really think this is a bargain for a person wanting a *4000 house. Smith F. Pearsall, 155 Pine Street, Freeport, L. I. C. A. Fulton Undertaker and Embalmer 67 Wwt Merrick Read a FREEPORT, N. T. OPEN ALL YEAR STEAM HEAT Crystal Lake House Three Blocks from Merrick Road . FR E E P O R T , L I. i ' I Autom o b ile Parties A c c o m m o d a t e d t# ‘Phone, 118 Freeport A. E. FROST JOHN H. ECKEL - Proprietor Manager CHURCHES Methodist Epis<*opal Pine ?<t. near ( ’Lurch R< r: W. A. Richard. D. I).. Pastor Snndav services !0:30 A.M. and 7:.ihP.M. Clays 9:1. j A. M. Bible Clas- 9 :45 A. M. Kpwnrth LfHk'uc •L-P* P. M. Sunday School 2:3U P. M. Thursday evening Prayer M«f‘ting 7:4-r> First Presbyterian C h u r c h 't.. bet. Merrick R d Pii K«*v. ('. H. Sr holey. Pastor Sunday -fervice* 10:90 A.M. and 7:30 F Young P« iph-N Meeting 6 :4i) P. M. Sunday School 2:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting. Thursday, 7 :45 P. M. Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration Long Beach Ave.. nc-ar Pine st. Ref. A. W. E. ( ’a rrington. Rector Sun<lay services—Holy Communion, except j first Sunday of month, h A. M .; Sunday ! School t i M o r n i n g prayer and sermon. 10:4;>; Evening prayer and sermon. 7:4.7 n. m .: Holy Communion and sermon, first Sunday in each month. lu:4-\>. Holy Days—Holy Communion. 10:30 A. M. Baptist Grove st.. near Pine st. Mission W ork Rev. J . W h itehurst. Missionary Under M. K.. Presbyterian, B a p tist and Episcopal Churches Residence, W. Seaman Avenue Catholic (Church <>f Our Holy Redeemer) Corner Pine *t. and Ocean Ave. Rev. (\has. A. Logue. Priest-in-charge Christ Evangelical Lutheran North Grove St. Rev. A. C Karkan. Pastor Sunday -lervices 10:30. A M. and 7 :45 P. M. I^ut her League 7 :UU Snridny Seliuol 2:30 P. M. Wi 'fm ^dav. Miil-week Lenton Service S:00 P. M. Bethel A. M. E. Henry Street R' V. Wm. FMwanl-j. Pastor. Residenee. Mineola, L. I. Sunday «erviees 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Sunday School. 3 P. M. Class meeting. Wednesday. 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Friday, 8 P. M. VILLAGE < )FFICIALS Cilice in Mi sscngef Building, second Hour President, John D. Gunning Trustees Chas. A. Siginond F. A. Myrick Franklin Be<lell E. K. Collartl Clerk. S. P. Shea. D' l'iity Clerk. Miss Blaiiclv* RhcKies. Collector. H. F. Rider. (■onnsel, Leo Fishel. Road Commissioner. S. F. Sprague. Electric Light Trimmer, C. O. Niles. Fiuuiice Dviiartim ut SCHOOL, ETC. Beard of Edneation President. Samuel R. Smith. Secretary. H*»nry L. Crandell. W alter B. C o a e n s Albin N. J W. H. Summons Clerk. F. C. Mor«e. Tax Collector. Frank Ashdov Superintendent of Sch<*>U. W Alumni Association President. Henry Preston R«*\ Secretary. Hillinrt R. Johnson. H»‘nry Preston R HilFwrt R. Jolins Public Library Un-ve 2 to and 7 to P M., except S at- nightsights hd <1t legalegal holidays.olidays onlay n am l h L ibrarian. Miss Alice B. Rogan FRATERNAL SOCIETIES Freeport Lodge, No. (XX), I. O.O . F. Noble Grand. Chester A. Fulton. R*ic. See.. Mile* Rhodes. Mtmday nights. Odd Fellows' Hall Mystic Rebekah Lodge No. 297 Noble Grand. Mr-. Emma Mott. Rec. Sec.. Mrs. Richard Smith. Meet* l*t and 3rd Thursda) nignts. Odd Fellows’ Hull. Frevixirt M u tual Benevolence Assoc n President. J n c o h Williams. Secretary. W. H. Po-t. Meet* 2n<VA 4th Wednesday. Odd SFellow.*’ Hall. Frevporf Council, No. \>7 J r. O. U.A.M. Xlncorporated) Councilor. Henry S. Starr. Rec. Sec.. Howard E. Pearsall. Meets Friday night*. Mechanics Hall. Alpha Council, No. 11, D. of A. Couneilor. Mr*. Ella Beritb*y. Rec. Sec.. Miss Marx Southard. Meet* 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Mechanics Hall. Progressive Council, No. f)6, D. of L. Councilor. Mr*. Etli<- Dunbar. Rec. Sec. Miss Mary Crevoisernt. Meet- l*t an<l 3rd M'*n<lay*. Meehaniv* Hall. Court Iroquois, For# stors of Amviira Cliief Ranger. E<lwar«l Verity. Rec. Sec.. Louis Seigei Meel s 2nd a n d 4th Monday each month. D. B. P. Mott Post. No. 527, G A. H. Commander, W illiam H. Putter-on. Adjutant. Jam e s C. Corn d Meets 2ini .itui 4th S a e l... . O ld Fel lows Hall. D. New Laces and Embroidered Flonncmgs and Values Unmatched The Locscr Lace and Embroidery Stores have long been recognized as headquarters for the finest Laces and Embroideries in this vicinity. And it is quite natural that, this season when Laces are having a tremendous vogue for spring and summer dress trimmings and when the Embroidered Financings are being bought in very large quantities for summer dresses, we should show largest varieties and greatest pattern assortments and present a scries of money-saving offers which are most exceptional. In many cases there is a full half of the regular prices to be saved. ZJV Y A L E y C I E X y E S LACES, which are aiwaye In demand for eummer dress and underwear trimmings, there are close to a hundm i different patterns for choice. i y COTTOX LACES, the kind which wash so advantageously, we also display a very broad ranfce of styles. I X MACH1XE-MA.DE A.XTD RE A L C L C XY LA CE S the stocke pre sent a most pleasing range. IX THE PL A I X AX D FA XC Y DRESS XETS, which are widely used for tunics, overdraperies, etc., the Loeser r.tocks afford abundant variety for choice. IX THE EMBROIDERED FLOCSCISGS the Loeser collection Is matchless. There are Flouncing of Voile, of Crepe and the new Ratine in the moat beautiful designs, all in the heavily embroidered patterns which appeal to women And these range In width from 18 to 48 inches wide. If your spring and summer plans require Laces and Embroid eries, it will be greatly to your own economy to buy them in the Loeser Store |lncvetydetdil the Leading Retail Establiahment of Brooklyn) FU L T O N S T R E E T BOND S T R E E T ELM PLACE N E W LIVINGSTON STREET i Pal t- r-oti. F. Sji; triif. Trea*un‘r. John K. Golding. Tux ( ?olluctnr, 1). Frank Seaman. Board of Health Office in Mossengvr Building, third floor. President, Dr. E. M. Heard, nd Registrar, Wm. H. iY>m< See. and Registrar, Get). 1>. Smith. H m lth Ryder. ( nt . Dr. A. F. Witr Jurn< s R. Smith. FIRE DEPARTMENT (Fire Cull. 4(X)) Department Officers Chief Engineer, Wm. F. Cornell. F ir s t Asst. .Eng., Jam e s R. Smith. Second Asst. Eng., B. J . Loonam. Chaplain, Rev. Charles H e rbert Scholey. Surgeon. Dr. William H. Runcie. Secretary, C. O. Niles. Treasurer, W. B. Cozzans. Collector. Wm. A. Cooke. Meetings second Thursday of J a n u a ry, April, J u ly and October. Fire Council Two members of each company and the chief and assistant engineers. Meetings 3rd Wednesday of encli month. Truck No. 1 (Excelsior H. & L. Co.) (Incorporated 1873) Foreman, Howard E. Pearsall. Rec. Sue., C. O. Niles. Meets 1st Wednesday of each month. Hose Co., No. 1 (Ever Ready Hose Co.) Foreman. Wm. S. Merrill. Rec. hoc.. W illiam Loonam. Meets 2nd Thursday of each month. Hose Co., No. 2 (Vigilant Hose Co.) Foreman. Elvin N. Edwards. Rec. Sec., H e rbert A. Kellum Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month. Hose Co., No. 3 (Bay View Hose Co.) Foreman, Archie Verity. Rec. Sec., Royal Lewis. Meets 3rd Tuesday of each month. Hose Co., No. 4 (Organized December 1911) Foreman, H ilbert R. Johnson. Rec. Sec., Robert A. Miller. J r . Engine Co., No. 1 (Wide Awake Engine Co.) Foreman, W illiam A. Cooke. Rec. Sec., John Powers. Meets 2nd Tuesday of each mouth. POLICE DEPARTMENT H eadquarter* Railroad Ave. , Telephone tl8 Chief, Archer R. W allace. C a p tain. John J . Dunbar. L ieutenant. Elmer E. Raynor. CIVIC AND SOCIAL Freeport Club Club House, 20 South Grove st. A social Club President. Werner Nygren. Secretary. J . Huyler Ellison. The Arts Club of Freeport President, Mrs. Chn*. G. Hill. Secretary. Mr*. H a rry G. Clock. Meets 1st Monday of each month, except June. J u ly. August a n d September, a t B. P. Mott Post W om an's Hvlivf < ’or Pre*i<li i t . An Seen t aip Ma Meet* st and Td W -d ii'-d a y . Odd F'd- Hall. Fraternal Council No. 1492, R. A. R o g e n t. l b rh< rt \ Bai l i . Secretary. Ui‘n. J . H . \ - t ,, M - 2«,1 and It’. W -■ :.•-d r. Mochanie.- Hull. Freeport C h apter. Koval Arch Masons H. 1\. J o h n I >. (j unnir.g. Sven tary. W. !1. S.,.liinon-. M••••{ - - t . 3.1 a ti': M i . Vii* - . M • • 11. r. •■ * Hah. FreejKirt Lodge, 1*.. P. (). H. Xu. 1,\ Kxalti -t Huh r. J . Hu.x R t Elli>on. S'crevary. (ho. Morton L«*v> Mi-i-t- Thursday night-. Mechanic- Hall. 1 uiled Brotherhood of CariH-utcrs and Joi* ers of America Clia*. Rcitmeyer. Henry Hill. Me<‘t* 1st and 3rd Tue*tiay, Fratcrnitv Hall. President. Secretary. ' Fmm We-t s :30 a. m. 3 :3U p. in. 6 :L0 p. in. MAILS Close Going West 10:lti a. m.^BrtHiklyn, etc. 12:90 p. m. ti p. m. Going Ea.*t 7 lt O a. m. 5 :IU p. m. Of tiood Q u a lity and F a ll M easure W8c per gal. Our “ Reliable\ Brand $1.40 per gal. D e v o e “ L ead * Zinc\ $1.08 per gal. W r ite fo r color card. Our B lack E la s t ic. ROOF PAINT 75c. per gal. G u a r a n teed for 5 T e a rs. ■ j a H I A T P u r e H o u s e P a in t. J w D L V I I,r y wn & D a rk S late 78c per gal Automobile OUs and Gasoline Varnishes, Stains, Enamels, Etc. High Grade WHITE ENAMEL, R e g u lar price >2.50. cu t to $1.98 per gal. H. C. Kieselbach 107-100 SMITH ST., Near Atlantic Ave., Bklyn, N. Y. Tel. 1345 M ain. 5 B locks fro m F l a tb u s h Ave. Depot. We would be very pleased to have you call and let us ex plain how we can Make your Tires Puncture-proof This has been demonstrated on 30 cars in Freeport, and the owners have expressed themselves satisfied. Our method of doing this will also give you more mileage on your tires. A Suggestion on Tires Examine your tires and satisfy yourself that they contain no small holes through which water and sand can enter. These cuts, if neglected, permit sand and water to work in between the thread and convassand cause sand blisters. Sand blisters ultimately cause blowouts, which can be greatly avoided by having these small cuts repaired. It will pay you to get our prices on new tires. Trusting that we may have the pleasure of serving you, we beg to remain Freeport Tire Co. R o s s & Randall Frame Building 8 North Main S t r e e t FR E E P O R T , L. I. C. F. M OOK Chinese Laundry 14 BROOKLYN AVENUE opp. L. I. R. R. Station Freeport Long Island Goods called for and delivered .J nne, Ju ly . Align - homes of mem lx* Pin k Commission Board of Trade President. John B. Hibbard. , E dmund T. Cheshir Counting Your Money Secretary. Meets 2i 2nd Wednesday evening nth in Fraternity Hall. Freeport Improvem ent Society ‘resident. J a m e s Hanse. Uiry, J . Huyler Ellison W est End Taxpayers Association (Temporary Officers) President, Epward Miller. Secretary. A. G. Hardie. Freeport Athletic Association President. Elvin N. Edward*. Secretary, George Morton Lev) South Shore Yacht Club Commodore,Chas. H. Southard. Rec. Sec., Louis J . Hull. Freeport Enterprise Band President, Then. Bedell, jr. 8ecretar>. Harold S. Chase. Leader. J o h n T. Powers. Bayview M ilitary Band and Orchestra President. Pitm a n D Combs, J r . •etarv, W alter Bel Do you wear an overcoat to keep your feet w a r m? This is no kind of weather for furnace fires. Why warm up the whole house when a gas heater will give you just the amount of heat you desire and just when and where ? After the chill has been taken off your bed-room, set it in your dining-room for a few minutes. The chances are you won't need it again until evening. This is better than nursing a furnace, isn’t it? Gas Heaters on sale at all our offices mm 8 SUFFOLK LIGHTING CO. G e o r g e M a c D o n a l d , P r e s i d e n t Freeport Rockville Centre Hempstead Roosevelt Mineola S e c r e tary , W a lter B e h rens Leader, F. Engroff M. D. C. Preeident. H. J. Raymore. (also mnnioal Director) Secretary, Beatrice Vail. i ' w ill occupy y o u r entire time w h e n you become a regular a d v e rtiser In THIS PAPER.. Unless y o u have an antipathy fo r labor of this kind, call ua u p and w e 'll be glad to come a n d talk o v e r o u r proposition. You May Be Sure you are on the right path, if you see The Name Johnson inscribed in stone under your feet, it Is a Guarantee jthat the J When remem A. S. JOHNSON T elephone 6 7 4 Freepert 1 2 8 N. Main S t. Freeport, N. Y.
