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A — EVERY Brooklyn Hall m '■ Freeport, from 8 to 12 o'clock ■p.i Admission 25c, including lessons and dancing y U IT M 'S HE ROCElt CERE, LI. EVERT THURSDIV EMC PrivatelLessons by Apppointment EUGENE S. HILL Rockville Centre, L. I. Tel. 172-R Rockville Centre Give Your Children A M usical Education No young lady or young man can capably take her or his place in life nowadays without a musical education. It is one of the finest accomplishments of our day—music has a refinina influence on young folks—it will help your children to act]uit themselves fittingly in\ company— it will redound to sour good taste and thoughtfulness and may prove a source of good income to your boy or girl in after-life. But start them ri^ht —select for them a Crown Piano Munufacturcil by the Geo. P. Bent Company, Chicago The deep, rich, m e l! nv tone of this superb instrument will give them the real, soul-stirring beauties of music. The practice clavier makes it an ideal Instrument 'for the student. Crown Pianos are massive in appearance—well- fitted to take their place in the finest parlors of the land. Visit this store and see them in many exquisite styles— listen to their pure, dulcet notes. Terms to suit your purse ^ R e p r e s e n t a t i v e H. J. Raymore THE PIANO MAN T e l e p h o n e , 3 3 8 Arcade Bldg., a t the depot F R E E P O R T , L. I. Will You Give a Home Test To Johnson’s Under-Lac Free To You? Wc want you to know Johnson’s Under-Lac bv actual proof and real test. One trial will convince you n superior it is to shellac or varnish. low N. Y. H I P P O D R O M E . Six weeks ago twin deer were born at the Hippodrome. The event eaa of onoioal interest in view of the fact that they were the first deer born in captivity in a building in a large city. The picture shows the mother arid lit tle fawns as they apperir today. There is a herd of sixteen Scotch red deer used in (be Scottish Highland scene In the spectacle, \Under Many Flags,*’ this season’s season’s produc tion at the Hippodrome. Tb#y were imported last semmer front the High lands of Scotland near Holy Rood Pal ace from the royal game-preserves outside of Edinburgh. Ever since they became part of our great city life they have been cared for with the most ex acting attention. All who see them scamper across the big Hippodrome stage as the son is ris ing and Wearing the azure haze of the rugfeed scene in the blue Heather hill* of Scotland, are amazed and delighted with the dainty manner in which these tiny, innocent eyed creatures gaze out upon the audience. - The twins at birth weighed a little over 9 pounds each and were spotted red and white similar to the fallow deer of America. When they mature, Dr. Potter says they obtain their nat ural color, much as those now appear ing in the Scotch acene at the Hippo drome. For oser three months the mother has been fed on warm bran maahee, carrots, turnips and apples. The little ones are now being fed bread and milk aa part of their added daily diet. They have been akipping and gam boling through the Scotch scene with their mother during the past week. Johnson’s Under-Lac imparts a beautiful, brilliant and lasting finish to floors, woodwork and furni ture—over surfaces being dressed for the first time, over dye, stains, filler or the bare wood. You know the fault of varnish. It is thick, sticky— dries slowly in a molded way. Johnson's Under-Lac produces a splendid,permanent finish. For Linoleem and Oilcloth est. Gallon cans, $2. 50. Smaller cans, down to half pintl A trial of any o( the famous Johnson’s Wood Finishing Materials—of which we carry a full stock—will convince you of their merit. C a t/ todiff, F m Sample and Literature at our store C. E. JONES Freeport, L I. At all 200 James Butler Inc. Stores this week including The Freeport M arket Cor. Main S t. & Merrick Road Phone--Groceries and Wines, Freeport 801 Phone--M e a t Department, . Freeport 80 2 Sugar Corn Large can, new sweet and tender Tomatoes Large No. 3 can, ripe fruit Potatoes 6 for 12' Cook white and mealy; best selected Cocoa, Peerless brand can, Absolutely pure; perfect liquid food 15 Triumph Oats 6 Largest 10c package; best white rolled Butterine, . 25c Best Government inspected; as good aS butter print Imported Peas, ....... a“\\'2 —• O r a n g e s 8weetijuicy port°Ricos*dozen 1 7 c O r a n g e s fine>t fr,°Hdas:s 2 5 c P P | O r e g o n J o n a t h a n s ; b e s t e a t i n g ; d o z e n 2 £5^ Greening Apples, 6 ,1\ 21° P r u n e s ^ancy C a l i f o r n i a ; n e w fruit, lbs. J ^ C j Q 0 n o u r i s h i n g a s t h e h i g h e s t p r i c e d , lb s . ^ ^ q New Mixed Nuts, —« — “>150 Cleaned Currants, N’w'mpo~il”; 12c Seeded Raisins, . ........... 8 C Oven Fresh From National Biscuit Company N a b i s c o e s | Pka- O y s t e r e t tes 1 Pke- Social T e a s ( Q q B a r n u m Anim a ls B a r o n e t s ) | U n e e d a Biscuit 20 S.&H. Stamps FREE With each of the following purchases: Vanilla Flavoring, “our own,” large bottle 25c Lemon Flavoring, “our own,” large bottle 25c P e e r l e s s Beef Extract, very rich, large jar 25c Im p o r ted Olive Oil, finest quality, bottle 23c P e e r l e s s W o r c e s tershire Sauce, large bottle 15c P e e r l e s s Cocoa, absolutely pure, large can 18c 60 S.&H. Stamps FREE With 1 lb. Best Coffee, 35c I Both £JA _ and 1-2 lb. Best Tea for 25c ( for O U C Parlor Matches y 12 boxes 7c Double S.&H. Stamps FREE On Friday With AM Purchases JAMES BUTLER Inc. Cor. Main S t and Merrick R<L, FREEPORT STEPHEN P. PETTIT - AUCTIONEER Offices at 110 W. 34th St, N. Y. City and Freeport, L I. Administrator’s Sale of the Estate of Furman Bedell L. I. on.the North side of DeMott Avenue, mile west of Grand Avenue, on SATURDAY, DEC. 28, ’12 v at 12 M. sharp Horses, Wagons, Cows, Pigs, Hay, Straw, Farm ing Utensils, Household Furniture Pair gray work horses, bay driving mare, 4 years old; black pony, cow with calf; fresh cow, 2-year-old heifer, 7-months-old heifer, 7-months-old bull, 2- year-old bull, large hog, weighing 400 lbs.; hog, weighing 200 lbs.; pair shoatee, 5 pigs, 600 sheaves of com stalks, 4 tons of rye straw, 2 tons fresh hay, 3 tons salt hay, lot manure, shelving wagon, 2-horse farm wagon, l-horse farm wagon, covered truck, McCormick hay rake, McCormick mower, buckboard, runabout, depot wagon, pony wagon, 2-seat business wagon, bob sleigh, grind stone, 2- horse No. 20 Oliver plow, two-section steel harrow, 8 wagon wheels, cultivator, IVa bbls. cylinder oil, block and falls, 6 horse blankets, set double harness, set single harness, lot of Wood’s garden tools, etc. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE—Lot bedsteads, couch, dressers, liedding, carpets, sideboard, chairs, parlor suit, porch furniture, kitchen utensils, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Sale positive, rain or shine Terms Cash By order TREDWELL D. SMITH, Administrator Grave Pianos REMOVAL NOTICE | Beg to inform our customers and friends that the high-grade GREVE PIANOS are now located at 150 S tr e e t, where we have more facilities to display our new style GREVE PIANOS, and have ample room to renovate old pianos like new by our own expert workmen. Would you like a player action installed in your own piano? All estimates furnished free. B. G. GREVE, Mgr. F R E E P O R T , N. Y. Late Shopping A choice line of goods always in stock Kodaks Stationery Fountain Pens N o v e l t y T o y s D o l l s V a n t i n e ’s Perfum e s and Novelties. D e n n i s o n ’s Tags, Labels, S e a l s , W rapping P a p e r s and Em p ty Boxes. B O O K S B O O K L E T S C A R D S P O S T CA R D S “The most popular store in Freeport” , V I r C r D ’ C 60 South Main Street IV.lE.rLlY O FREEPORT, N. Y. Autos for Hire Hourly, Daily or by C o n tract >v i T h e cars we are using in our service are the latest model HUDSON 3 3 , big, handsom e and comfortable. Well e q u ipped and driven by m e n who are com p e t e n t. Also a BERLIN LIM OUSINE. Rates, $3.00 an hour ACME AUIO RENTAL COMPANY, INC. Telephone 796 Freeport MERRICK RD. and GRAND AVE. Baldwin Long Island
