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1 Winter Underwear. Save Money At Loeser’s We hare provided bountiful stocks of the best Knit Under wear for Men, Women and Children, and in gathering these stocks wc have nad the privi lege of buying many special lots below the regular prices. These advantages we now turn to our customers’ benefit. For Women There ere: 86c UeOerw ear at 10c. SOc aad 66c Caderwear at M»§. 75c Uaderwear at SOc. $1 Combination Salta at We. f 1.00 Combination BnHi at $1. OOe and 66c Corset Covers at 8Bc. For Children There are: 26c Underwear at 10c. Underwear at 80c. Values to 75c. Underwear a t SOc. Valuee to $1.85. For Men There are: 75c Underwear at 40c. $1 Underwear at 60c. Mail orders promptly filled. State size and style you wish plainly. ttvlaseten 81. ■ Im P ises. \ *■=\\\ T - Tlie nest Investment * for ^ o u r •family ~ o n l y 4 * a w e e k FOUR C E N T S A W E E K AND PLENTY FOR \ FAMILY,OF FIVE The YOUTH’S COMPANION Valley Stream Commlstioner of Jurore James P. Brown, i* entertaining bie sister, who is a resident of the far weet. Mra. D. A. Calhoun has been called to Montgomery, Orange County, N. Y., by thej eerioue illness of her other, All arrangements have been com pleted for the musicale that will be held on Friday evening, November 8th, in Muller's Hall, under the auspices of the Epworth League of Grace M. E. Church. 1 ) ( | Dainty Skin ( If you want to insure such u skin, use Bedell’s Glycerine Lolion j&This delightful lotion will keep your skin free from roughness, redness and chaps, even during the most > trying weather. It soothes and heals like magic when applied to a chapped surface. Not sticky, not gummy—a perfect lotion. Price, ‘25 cents. Smith & Bedell, Inc. D R UGGISTS F R E E R O k T , IN. Y. I Hoi, steps from L. I. It. It.) Communication Freepert, N. Y. October 23, 1912. Editor Nsesau County Review, Freeport, N. Y. Deer Sir:— It was with tonsiderable regret we Proposition to Increase Area of Village of Hempstead $260 to $2,000 (two yeere ego 8 lots could be bought for $600, but this only goes to ehow how thing! are jumping.) A fine, centrally located lot, 40x100 feet, may be purchased for $1,000 or ■ little less.\ Thus we see that prices must have jumped to $10,000 an acre in that locality, which, as far as the RUHWIfEOflE Made Strong by VinoL Run-down conditions are 1 cause# by overwork, worry, too doee con finement. a chronic cough or cold which It is difficult to cure. We want to say to every person in corporate area of the Village of Hemp- without a steam dredge at the cost of this condition—you need Vinol, our stead because of tbe steady growth of $400 an acre on a big contract. delicious cod liver -and Iron tonlo the place as an all year residential Love, lota and “ auric delineations\ | without oil, the great strength cre- community. The municipality now with abs \nt treatment and a vegetarian at°r- It will supply iron to the blood embraces a square miie in area. There or meat diet, as you choose, are added 1° t*16 most easily assimilated form, is a necessity for new streets in order attractions at $8 a week. Shares are to meet the demand for new homes, also for sale at $10 each, the capital The environ! of Hempstead have lost stock being $30,000. People who do their rural caste and land developing not care to take advice through the and building companies are transform- higher insight before buying lots may ing the landscape into home sites be- send checks or postal money orders, cause of the availibility of the section The Rev. W. Frederick Keeler is for residential use is apparent. about 40 years old. He says he start- Hempstead’s growth northward is ed tbe first Christian Science Church frustrated by Garden City, whose out- at Ithaca, N. Y., and was its first lying area is being improved as well, reader, and then gave up that work to Of great interest to property own It was with Toiisineraoie regret we erg jn ^ centra| par^ 0f Nassau Coun- eye can reach toward Long Beach, is learned that the judges or the centeats ^ jg the proposition to enlarge the swamp beyond the hope of redemption at the Seventeenth Annual Convention ' r r - * - - and Tournament of the Southern New York Volunteer Firemen’e Ase’n., held at Rockville Centre, October let, 2nd and 3rd, 1912, had refused to give the appeal made by the Bay View Hose Co., of Freeport, against their decis ion giving first prize in the Horse Hose Contest to the DeRaismes En gine Co. of Brooklyn Hills, and the second prize to the Pacific Hose Co., of Glen Cove, the consideration it de served. The Bay View Hose Co. was penal ized five seconds because a helmet was knocked off the hose wagon while hose was being run off the wagon. We are at a loss to under stand on what grounds tbe Bay View Hose Co. was penalized, as the rule governing helmets and coats reads as follows: “ * * * Any member of the crew create a good, healthy appetite^ strengthen your digestive organs and make you eat better, sleep better and feel better. A case has Just come to our atten tion from West Scranton, Pa., Mra, Chas. Proper says: “For three years I was all run down, weak and Lad no appetite, and after all that tlms I am glad to say Vinol has brought back my health and strength, whlclx is just what I was told it would do.’* who is not properly equipped with a R'ooaevert to*FreeiVort, Rockville Cen- rubber coat and helmet when time is tre^ Ocean Side and Lynbrook and to taken shall pay a penalty of u Hempstead and Hewlett Bavs. To the seconds. great majority of suburban residents As every member of the Bay View ,h<1 ,pfl nnH iu nrms are sirens that Hose Co. had on a helmet and rubber coat when time was taken, we fail to ___ ___ of gas and but along entirely different structural practice hypnotism, which he later cast We are confided that Vinol la the lines than Hempstead. The outlets ~ for Hempstead consequently are in a southerly, easterly and westerly direc tion; and, especially in a southerly di rection as that area is well traffic fed by the trolley line running through off. He was also a title examiner and a mine superintendent. He says he is of Yankee descent, from the Van Voorhies of Flatbush and the Keelers of Connecticut, but he has the large dark eyes of a Spaniard and a baldo spot halo of dark wavy hair. His manner is plausible. He says that Ella Wheeler Wilcox is ore of his ad herents and that the poetess will soei d the winter at the \R e s t Home,\ and at the Sunday afternoon meetings will read from her \Poems of Pleasure,\ “ Poems of Powei,” “ The Diary of a best body-builder and strength-creator we have ever sold. Try a bottle on our guarantee to refund your money If it fails to benefit you. P. S. Eczema Sufferers! We guar* antee our new akin remedy, Saxo. Thomas Johnston Drug Co., Inc.. Freeport, L. L, N. Y. e the sea and its arms are sirens that lure. The extension of the corporate boundaries of Hempstead means an ex- see how they could be in any way tension of gas ami water mains, in- , vt,.,o .». , » 1 1 penalized. We are also at a loss to creage(j fire an(] p0|jce protection end Faithless Husband\ and other worts j understand bow tbe judges could a w aid a|] 0ther facilities that make home that thrill the common heart, first and second prizes as they did. Both companies to whom these prizes w;ere awarded, laid 200 feet if hose and made coupling at that point so that when the water was turned on they were virtually on top of the back- The Bay communities more comfortable and Mr. Keeler believes that the uni property values more s ubstantial. The verse is a spiritual entity and he dis- movement southward in Hempstead is cussed the metaphysical aspect of po- accentuated by the building movement tatoes along his lines suggested by the that is steadily under way there. So younger Darwin. “ Undoubtedly,” rapid has been the growth in this dircc- said Mr. Keeler, ‘there is a mental , .. tion, that the lighting systems of View Co. broke coupling Hempstead and Roosevelt have met, reason for the phenomena we observe in potatoes. On Long Island the f a rm ers find it profitable to send to Maine for their seed potatoes. Why? Be- and screwed on nozzle at propei dis- whereas two years ago the circum- tance, 150 feet. * stance was ntft apparent. Hempstead Both companies to whom ^ the first ja accretions to its populations cause the Maine potatoes are grown in and second prizes were awarded failed from I 3 rooi()yn aru] Manhattan princi- a region where ’(he season is short and to comply with the most essential re- pa]]yi The direct electric train service the potatoes have been impelled by quirements of the contest, namely: to t,et ween Hempstead and the western that subtle force we call heredity to breaa coupling at 150 feet. It would terinjna|a 0f t he Long Island Raifroad propagate quickly. Planting them on seem strange t h a t the dropping of a ^ave miJ(je quick intercommunication Long Island we litul them hustling l>> helmet from a hose wagon of the Bay | p08gj|3|ei Hempstead has the smallest force of habit, and what is force of , , View Co., which was really no break- munjcjpa ] ar<,a 0f a ny village on Long habit hut a qnality of consciousness? e j T g of any rule nor had any bearing on ]s]ar)(j ari(j j t j8 p rowjng more rapidly The Lung Island potato loiters a'ong « the contest, should call f o r a penalizing tqalJ any other community east of the nn'f \«im STORIES AND ARTICLES on sports and athletics for boys and young men. STORIES AND ARTICLES for men and women in active em p loym ents; for invalids and shut-ins. STORIES AND ARTICLES for busy pnothers and for girls at school and college. N o b o d y in t h e fam ily is left out by T h e Com p a n ion. T h e r e 's s o m e thing for e v e rybody, from t h e y o u n g e s t to th e oldest. Wamited Good Farms and \Estates\ Af all kinds and sizes, from own* t only; no acreage too large oi estate too high in price, if tlu value is there. I can sell r< quickly. I have spent and am spending more money to get in touch with good buyers than tin neighbors. At present I b a n many good buyers that 1 cami ' satisfy with the present list property which I have for sale Jt may be your property would (\ill the requirement. If you w a n t I sell please send me full particu lars and your lowest cash price I do not ask an exclusive a g i 1 No charge unless I sell y o u r piac Fitch H. Medb’iry, 4 0 - 4 2 Wall St.. New York Ci:y. r p i j p T h is coupon^cut o u t a n d s e n t ^ A l E l C o m p a n ion for 1913 entitles th e new subscriber to all issues for §4 | < I* |4 th e rem a ining w e e k s of 1912 S I X l u E ^ free, a n d T h e C o m p a n ion’s W in- dow T ran s p a ren c y a n d C a lendar, | C w | I L V th e m o st exquisite gift ev e r s e n t l l j l j U JLsO to C o m p a n ion subscribers. If t h e subscription is • gift, another W indow TrnnsA*#. « :.cy will b e s e n t t o t h e donor. T h e C o m p a n ion contains t h e equal o f 3 0 volum es of good reaiL;ig for $ 2 .OO—less th a n 4 cts. a week. THE Y O U T H ’S COM P A NION . Boston. Mass. Subscriptiona Received a t ThU Office. See O u r Family Combination O f f e r Elsewhere of 6 Feconde, while the really serioud breaking of the rules governing the Horse Hose Contests by two com panies, was entirely ignored and over looked. The protest of the Bay View Hose (\o. was a just one and if the rules governing contests such as were held at Rockville Centre are to count for anything, the action of Brooklyn Hills and Glen Cove companies was of a nature to have caused the judges to rule them out of the contest on the gr.yynd of failure to comply with the rules as laid down fur the governing ot the Horse Hose Contests. The Bay View Hose Co. does not want to create any trouble or discord, but feel that seme publicity should he given as to the manner in which the first and second prizes were awarded at Rockville Centre. The members of the Bay View Hose Co. do not feel so much the loss of the prize to which they believe they were justly entitled, as they do the manner in which they were discriminated against. The prizes have been awarded, and according to Rule 1G: “ I h e decisions of judges on all dis puted points shall be final,\ the matter is settled. The members of the Bay View Hose | Co. do congratulate themselves that 1 they have third prize to place among their other trophies, honorably won. i They can look with pleasure on the i third prizes they were fortunate in n<it | being penalized out of, and feel con- I tented in knowing it was won in com pliance with and in strict conformity to rules governing the contest at the tournament. Yours very respectfully, Bay View Hose Co., No. 3, L. J. Cornelias, Sep., per R. A. B. limits of the City of New York. A nevv railroad station, now in course of construction, will be completed in De cember. A complete sewer system is now be ing installed in Hempstead a: drealizing that this improvement within the pres ent municipal area of a square mile will attract a denser population, many property« owners are uiging an en largement of the municipal boundaries at this time, which, if carried into effect, will mean the installation of ^ewere and other advantages in the en large I sec tion. Hempstead is linked and usually gets bitten by the frost. We know that nun are laggards and that with them laziness is a mental de fect, but we have nut advanced to the point where we think with Darwin* about potatoes as beings v. illi a sort of consciousness fittt i lor the receptivity of ideas. Y'ou know Emerson said that the turtle is man built to live on a mudhank \ The name of Floyd B. iison is giv en as the president of the •'associa tion\ which one of the c irculnrs de clares is \th e husine>s i r amzation of the U n i t y . \ “ Every movement has i's business side, or should have,\ says i xplalninq the Great Advantages Of doing business through a hank suggests the extending of tin- invitation to latsim -s n.i n and heivis of families to i-iill and inquire into onr mithcsl for simplifying the p-ivne ' t of all hills hy chock—u nietho1 ti've tried, never abandoned. To tlv ’ usiness man wo wimi to point mat th manifold a lvan- tag- s g ained b> i emmeeti u th >t raise* bis or. i|it in the (in r e al World, but out* i stniiC' of mil' v lliii we can iiis.-losv OF ERE I FOR r. %. > . ' herewith invites outi ie atb ntinn to its new : n I iiioin\- -aving m •hod-c R ush i i .i. | ) \\ is. t!i - -mb ot J ohn K L i p * in V i e e - P r o V Mil l' 'X F- li HAN. ( ':rsliter S vmi t i T I! W Nui:, A st i Insider. hy trolley to Jamaica, Elorsl Bar!; and the circular. And, bi i'os ' I’roii r m O c t o b e r d a y s . I O beautiful the sight That does our eyes delight It will pay YOU to examine thf| upon this brightsume day j fhitraeter ol workmanship nut! tin : materials used l>.\ tbe bidders snr 8. K. Hesh, a noted Hindu portrait painter and deep and liberal Oriental lihilr supher of decided culture ai d kuaining, will locate on the grounds pi rmar ei tly. He will cm duet a series of philosophical mv 'ii:,:^ in New Ymk in conjunction with our Hindu friend, Dr. A. R. Surath Roy.” Eagle. To Begin Trolley Work On Monday the Freeport Railroad Company paid to the Village of h rce- poi t the sum of <10,000 m accordance with tlie conditions of the franchise which was granted to t h a t company during the summer, the nece.-sary rights for which the Public Service Commission granted late in July. Thos. P. C. Forbes, jr., is tlie presi dent and Roland M. Lamb is secretary and treasure! of this company. We understand from them that it is the plan ef the Company, which has its office in the Realty Building, at Church Street and Railroad Avenue, to complete the construction of this road a thu earliest possible date. The very highest class of material is to he used in the crnstruciion of this road, judg ing from the ma'ena! already ordered by the officers of the company. An 80 which engulfs this sure thing, twenty- pound steel girder rail is now being two miles out on the Long Island Rail \'lied for the company at Johnstown, roa(j Pa , anti this, with the other material. At the Rest Home there will posh '*“ 1 delivered in I r e e p o r t within lively be no fortune telling. Instead ^ ie ,iext t wo months. points north and east. The Village President of Hempstead favors the pro posed enlargement of thi: municipal limits. Love ami Riches with Town Lots Baldwin, L. I. — Do you seek love and an opportunity to invest? If so, read carefully Ihe literature put nut hy Rev. W. Frederic Xecler, head of I ho Unity Brotherhood, dealers in Love and Town I.ots, will) headquarters at their beautiful “ Rest Home,\ tbe old Schreiber homestead in the heart of the new Baldwin Harbor impruvement, at Baldwin, L. 1. If you favor \harmony co-ordina tion and a consideration of the bios- phian sytribological system , \ a system whicn is good tor your system and which is in turn, “ concretely expressed by the eldest symbol known, the pres ent symbol of brotherhood— the Great E t r e m e ; \ il you do all that and more on the same order and at the same time want to get in on the ground floor of a gigantic real estate oppurtuhity you want to take a tuck in your esot eric belt and hike for the tranquility O il your contract Im ELECTRIC CHE IN STALLATION work—ask them all to quoti* r\- ampliNs of their wolk. A\c would be only too glad to show you ANY of the many jobs, we’ve handled—everyone is a rec- commendation for us. Have Y OU obtained our figures on your work? Robert A. Combs, Jr. Electrical Contractor i • Freeport, L. I. IMPROVE your prop vtv by improv ing the PLL MB1NG and FIXTURES. The first thing a prot pective buyer ng a proepective buyer notices is the plembrng—a small sum wisely expended will most likely clinch the sale or lease. Let us show you how reasonably the work can be done. Oliver E. U. Reynolds Fine Plumbing, Hot Water and Stearr Heating Repairing 10 NEWTON BOULEVARD Near Main St. FREEPORT, ft. T. Telephone, 81-r Telephone Call, 173-J Frank Arata Wholesale, Retail Foreign and Domestic and Vegetable Delicacies IMPORTED MACARONI AND OLIVE (ML ALSO FINE CONFECTIONERY City Prices Peanuts a Specialty Goods Delivered Promptly MshSuawfebMi FREEPORT, N. Y. As viewingly we gaze, ; At woods that seem ablaze While winds amid all play. Jack Frost with magic art Has acted well hie part Hus changed the woodlands green To gorgeous shades that bear The crown of colors rare Of which the poets dream. It is the time I ween That pientitude is seen Upon the harvest field And gives the tillers joy Who do their hours employ In gathering in the yield. We fain would have you stay While nature is so gay But Ul days bleak and drear Are following in your wake And will possession take As Time rounds up tbe year. - And we perforce must bow In truth, we can't see how We otherwise could do But'we wifi greet again The coming of your ken When come such days anew of having your iortune. told, you put , ^ie P'an lhe company to op- up $3 and get the inside tip necessary irate during ihe winter a sc nodule be- j . in thie Piova, tween tlienurthem terminal of their way: “ Interviews ate given in Bald win only, 'ihe rate is $il an hour. No interview at less than hour rates. These are to answer questions (no trance or phenomena) and relate to definite daily life problem. This ser vice is the result of highly trained in- company tuitlve faculties exercised upon a reas- ,p\''p 1,1 1 road, near the passenger s tation of the Long Island Railroad at Freeport, south to the water point, in close con nection with all east and westbound trains on tbe Lung Island Raiiroad. It is the purpose of the officers of this to make this road a conven ience to the commuters, shoppers and DOES YOUR CEL LAR LEAK W e have t h e re m e d y - - ring us up now and get our e s t i m a t e on making your cellar dry. W e ’re specialists in this branch of work an d g u a r a n t e e your s a t i s faction. D o n ’t put up with a flooded cellar again th i s w i n t e r —now is t h e tim e to call us in and rem e d y the fault. A. S. Johnson 128 N . M a in S t r e e t F r e e p o r t - N. Y. Telephone 571 conclusions must arise from the deep w i t h i n . ” »> Under the shade of the Norway maples and the horse-chestnuts, the dark-eyed Rev. Mr. Keeler greeted the , enable basis. All real and valuable all other people who have occasion to use the trains of the Long Island Rail road and the connections will be rigid and dependable for the meeting of all different trains. * Already a 46 foot double truck semi correspondent with fiankness. Hie convertible Brill trolley car, of late palm is as soft as a child's, denoting design, baa been delivered at Freeport good circelatior and the elimination of and will be used by tbe Freeport Rail- care by the higher thought processes. roa(l Company in connection *ith tbe | He talked of his purpose but not so Grea«’ S°<ith Bay Ferry Company, j eloquently as the circular which he operating tbe ferry line between Free handed out. Says the circular: . P0' 1. P°int Lookout and Long Beach. \W e are preparing for a Temple by ! Thil farry H\* >■ t° b« extended next the Sea and it .hall he by tbe Watera to cover High Hill Beach and a , of Life aa well aa by those of the b”at haa already been ordered for i ocea.i. We can unhesitatingly advise the purpose ef accommodating the in-; all to turn from gold stock speculation creased traffic of tbe Company. J. M. H E W L E T T Hay, Feed mmd Bundle -Wood k MHKET UNO 6MDEI SEEDS DO IT NOW to Long laland south ahore real estate E. A. N. ‘ investment, regarding which we are 1 in a position to protect, and upbuild you. We etand for unity, the high, , the ideal with the ao-called low, tbe . practical. Contact and exchange to 1 good end ia love, and love in the com- ; mercial form ia tbe great means to- | ward the end of etrife In tbie age. * * * Yes, .the association controls <i!k 140 lota for the purpose of building a 1 _J j New Age Community. These sell from Residents of the village feel that tbie ia perhaps the moat important thing that has happened in the devel opment of tbe village up to the preaent time. It ia a realization by the people that tbe VjHage of Freeport has final ly ootgrown a purely central conjeatioc of tbe population, and that this mad will enable the outlying districts of ' the village, or et least one side, to be j ^ church Street and New Boulevard placed within easy transportation die-' tanee of the center of the village. r n f c f c r ' O r i l , IN. Y. seed nriiSQ FEimjza DRIED GRAINS ■i s*
