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ip i p j i l i w y f ! .jf NASSAU COUNTY R E V I E W M i ^ A l i n i l MTV Q fV Ifli Comment of Mate Editors Sectional heeling The Jubilee Year she succeeded, end succeeded wjwmwww H / i U O f l U w t l l l I 1 n i w l L f l . W i l l N n t Kill of C h r i s t i a n S c i e n c e comPle,e|y because she recognized, j With a working majority in both ; W i l l l> O l K i l l OI V n r i S t i a n d C i e n C C end never deviated from her recogni- 8 hou es of Congress, the tact remains I N o r m a l S c h o o l D i l l (From Christian Science Monitor) tion of the unalterable scientific law g true that the only liope for any mess ^ Having in mind the numerous difii-' On Thursday evening, the first of that the only real power is inherent in ures looking lu national defense w l l l i cu,tie, er,count red in previous at February, in the y ear 1866, Mrs. Eddy. !aivine p V nciPl<‘- An axiom which she ! tem p ts to secure e S tate Normal or as she then was Mrs. Patterson, re- i *tated with that lucidity and concise- w tr w w w wt awuuwNwrw swr w t* j,>ww (Including South Side Me-sengei, Eatabliaheii HK ixi Review Building, Freeport. N Y . Proprietors and Publishers F. PEARSALL,- Freeport, N. PEARSALL, r reepol Residence. 156 Pine Str« rt. <i H . E. PEARSALL. Freeport, N. Residence'. 612 South Mam Street Y. come to nought unless the Republicans sink party lints and do the work de mended by the nution—a work the Democrats are incapable of doing. —Schenectady Union Star. Published Every Friday at F R E E P O R T , LO N G IS L A N D , N Telephone Call, Day and Night No. 8 Freeport Extensions to All Departments $ 1 . 5 0 P a r A n n u m In A d v a n c e FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1916 The Democratic platform contained the following: “ We denounce the profligate waste of money wrung from the people by oppressive taxation through the lavish appropriations of recent Republican Congresses. We demand a return to that sim p li city and economy which befits a Demo cratic government.'* These are brave words and had they been followed by brave performance the party in power would have de served and received the thanks of t School on Lung Island, the members turning from a meeting of the Good nees. which was so characteristic of of me Committee of '1 wenty four Templars, in Lynn, slipped, near the her, when she wrote, on page 283 of which s conducting the campaign for corner ot Market and Oxford Streets, Science and Health with Key to the the hill which lias been introduced to with the result that she received se- j S c riptures: “ Principle is absolute. 1912 ! that end, have pledged themselve6 not vere physical injuries. On the follow- , ^ admits of no error, but tests upon We endeavor so far as possible to party ere silent while it is charged verify all news published, but when an t hat the Sixty :hird Congress, wholly item is incorrect, we will be glad to Democratic, appropriated, exclusive correct it on receipt ot the correct m of „fflce, *1,604,325.816.5': as fo™ * t.io,ll or when our attent,on IH : against $1,534,084,294.99 for the Six- celled to e erro . ty-first Congress, which was wholly ' RepuDlican. All news item* must tie in by 10 o’clock Thus Democratic “ simplicity and Thursday to insure publication ; change economy' ' have cost the country just to discuss the location of the proposed school until the bdi i« pa-sed and its establishment becomes an assured tact. Numerous bills have ueen intro duced with this object in view, but sectional jealousies have interfered with tbe result that the bills have been defeated. Now, however, that no site has been meutioneU, there is concerted effort for tbe passage ot the bill and and its chances seem very Before the creation of Greater New ing Saturday morning the Lynn Re- understanding, porter contained a short paragraph alluding to the fact. Some hundreds of people no doubt read the story with a passing regret for tbe woman who had been injured, and with that let it slip trom their memories. Yet on that winter evening, in a measure, the Christian Science movement was born, Political Comment In 1886 passed and country. Today the leaders of wai' “ S1\ 16 Normal S01’001 si Jam aica, but when tl a t section be _ came a part of the City of New York, j in a garden at Woolsthorpe. the school was purchased from tbe i colnshire, watched, according Democratic Congress Democratic President signed the Mills tariff bill. In 1888 the voters of the country retired the | Democratic adm inistration, and the , . . i Republican adm inistration that sue s,nee ,t was owing to the heulmg -ceeded jt enacted , he McK1d| tarjff which result from that accident that, . law 1898 „ Democretie Congress i 8U‘UT n ° / . i he yeer' 1 P-H-ed -nd a Democratic President Eddy made her “ G reat D iscover,. : d the W i|e)n tarjft bi|1 and at Almost exactly two centuries before lbe next p re8ide,uial election, was as- young Gambndge graduate, siUmg I eietHr| nut of nffipM hv . triem„ndflu„ to Vol- of advert iaements W e d n e s d a y noon. received up to j $151,214,622.81 more than Republican We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of a handsome colored copy of Lincoln’s G ettysburg address from Congressman Hicks. While sent from W ashington it is worthy of note that the Congressman has not used his “ profligate waste. ■j —Albany Knickerbocker Press. Elks to Protect Elks Protection and increase of the elk in the Adirondack Mountains by the mi-mbers of the Benevolent and Pro- State at a cost of *82,QUO. This was at first set aside as a special fund for the purpose of establishing a school In Nassau or Suffolk County, but later was put into the general fund and lost to Long Island. There are at present ten State Nor mal Schools, which are open to gradu ates of high schools anywhere on Long Island, but the nearest of theae is at New Paltz, and it is felt by the resi dents of this section, which with its large assessed valuation pays a large share toward the maintenance of the schools, that the establishm ent of franking privilege, hot has attached a instituted hy William E. Drislane of one cent stam p to the carton in which ! Albany, President ot the New York it ie mailed. i S tate Aasociation of Elks, through a — ------- - 1 le tter sent to every Lodge in the State A m o n g O u r Exchanges a9ki\K them to e x ert their influence 0 for the preservation of theae animals It haa been brought borne with a an(| t0 maite contributions for tbe pur- euddennese and an appalling certainty cbllie arid liberation of additional elk. th a t the life of a volunteer fireman is > ••Conservation Commissioner George no sinecure, as some folks have here- d . P r a t t , ’’ says Mr. Drislane in his tective Order of Elks has just been | gchoo, eomeWhere on Long Island letter, “ wishes to make the forty thousand members ot the Order in New York State an active moral force for the preservation of these animals. He has suggested that the various Lodges of the Benevolent and Protect ive Order of Elks in New York adopt tofore believed.—-Babylon Signal. And which tboee same two men have undoubtedly had “ brought home’’ to them many times before the fatal ac cident ! While in Washington this week we spent an hour and a half with Con gressman Hicks. He ie certainly a live wire and it waa a pleasant e u r - ! expressing it as the sentim ent ot the prise to ua to see how fam iliar he is ' Lodges that every citizen of the State, with the needs of Long Island. and particularly every member of the His motto is “ Always for Long ltd- 'o r d e r who goes into the' Adirondacks, and,” and he certainly “ practices what ! ahould exert his moral influence for he preaches.’’—Owl. i the protection and increase of the elk Pardon us if we say “ We told you in the mountains, so!’’ He has further suggested that the — — Lodges raise a -um ot money to pur- Evidently, after next F a ll’s election chase and liberate in the Adirondack we newspaper “ fellers” will have to Mountains enough elk to overcome the watch our step pretty close when we tendency toward inbreeding and to would be of great benefit not only to the residents of the two counties men tioned, hut to all the neighboring coun ties. While any of these schools are open to graduates from IvOng Island, those wishing to avail themselves of their teachings must go to considers ble expense for carfare and board while attending school, but witli its establishm ent in a central location on Long Island, a great deal of this would be unnecessary. At the present time there are 419 teachers on Long Island, and the ma jority of them are residents of other sections than Nassau and Suffolk Coun- tes. It ie aigued that with the estab taire, a falling apple, and conceived tbe idea which ultim ately found ex pression in the theory of gravitation. W hether Sir Isaac Newton, then a boy of twenty-three, really exw the apple fall or not m a tters very little, but that, sitting in that Lincolnshire g a r den, there stirred in his mind the per ception of a great idea which years afterw a rds bore fruit, there is no doubt. For centuries the world has regarded Newton as one of the great est of its thinkers, and yet the day is steadily dawning when it will be per ceived that Newton’a discovery of this great material law in the physical realm was absolutely nothing beside the momentous discovery by Mrs. Eddy of that absolute, spiritual lew, first proclaimed and demonstrated by Jesus of Nazareth, in Palestine, which, a fter centuries of human forgetfulness, be gan to be made again available for hu man needs, as a practical and demon strable fact, on that February even ing, in the yeer .1866. At first Mrs. Eddy's Hfe was de spaired of, or a t all events the utmost that the doctors hoped for was a life of prolonged invalidism. When she was taken bom\ to her house in Swampscott, it was, in tbe opinion of those about her, only the beginning of resolutions condemning .the killing ct j Kahment of a Normal School on Long j the end. It was then, that at any of the elk in the Adirondacks an d ' • ■ - • ■ --------- - - • - -■ . . . - •> Island, * much larger percentage would be residents of the section. Some weeks ago there was s tarted a definite movement to secure the pass age of a law establibhing a school .at once. A preliminary meeting wa.s held at Mmeola, and a committee of twenty-four was organized to secure the necessary legislation Dr. Jam es S. last freed from tbe kindness of those who wished to help her m aterially, she was enabled to turn to God alone. On Sunday, the 4th of February, she asked for her Bible, and epening it nt the second verse of the ninth chapter of sisted out of office by a tremendous , m ajority. The lesson taught the coun try by the enactment of the W ilson;; tariff law led the people to keep the | party responsible for that law out of power for sixteen years. In 1913 a | Democratic Congress passed and a : Democratic President signed the Un- j derwood-Simmons free trade tariff bill. Tbe voters will have an opportunity to pass judgment on that lew next No vember. Prohibition Rally and Banquet Tbe Prohibitionists of Nassau Coon- ; ty will celebrate W ashington’s Birth-j day by bolding a rally in the F ir s t M. P. Church of Lynbrook on Tuesday, February 22, at 4 p. m. Addressee j wili be made by Newman H. Ray - mond, late candidate for Mayor of New York City and Mrs. Ella Boole, Presi dent of the W. C. T. U. of New York j State, and other able speakers. Ad i mission free. Following the rally at ! 6 p. m. a banquet will be held in the young people’s hall at the junction of Rocklyn Avenue and Merrick Road. Both places are within a half block of the trolley. All are cordially wel come. Tickets for banquet can be ob tained of W alter B. Hautsch, Lyn- Simons Resigns From Farm Bureau1 Got a Perfectly Good Camera That You Don^ Use Any More? One of the ways in which want ads can be useful to you is in selling, for fair prices in cash, any “second hand” articles you own. They must be good, of course —and priced so that the buyers secure bargains. You can sell any article of furniture, any piece of machinery -any thing that still has usefulness for the man who has use for it—through want adver tising. TELEPHONE 8 Review Building FREEPORT, N. Y. 8- V e f r e q u e n t l y receive r e q u e s t ie o f an a d v e r t i s e r w h o only u ibe e r. . It is im p o s sible f o r ue n u m b r I t is im p o s sib le f o r u e to giv e thie. an d th e only w a y to g e t in to u c h w ith such a d v e r t i s e r s ie to d i r e c t c o r r e s p o n - 1 to t h e m . a t t h e box n u m b e r s g i v e n . ' Classified Advertising l rest • word f « tV tint Iwertiee aad eer-tWd teat far eeck tabMquat meetiee; m» •4 v L less tkae 2Sc first ia- isrtioe, 10c far • treed Real Estate B a r g a in-S a le or Kent—Six room houee, nearly acre garden land, plenty fruit, chicken bouse# for 800, 6 min ute* walk west from Stop 68 Centen nial Ave., Roosevelt; 116 egg Prairie State Incubator; J. Roantree, 81 N. Ocean Ave., F r a e e p o rt; Phone 109-M 1262,16 Freeport, L I. B a rgains; two boo*, ea for aale or exchange on eaey term* P. H. Evans. 68 N e w jjYork A te., 1604,IK $300 will secure half interest in profitable and paying business that j Freeport, L. I. will stand investigation paying o v e r 1, —— --- — ------ r - r - For Sale—Property 282 N. Mam S t . ; suitable for factory si :e, garage 400 per cent, profit; salary *20 w e e k ; profits divided monthly. per Ad-1 Help W a n ted England and ! reach over the line into Nassau Coun ty. Archie Wallace, editor of the Rockville Centre Observer, is seeking the Republican nomination for Sheriff Matthew, read the story of the man healed of the palsy;—“ And, behold,, . - , ! they brought to him a man sick of the <’u'turhl Department. He will have Cooley was elected palsy, lying on abed: and Jesus seeing charKe of lhp harm Bureau organiza- president; A rthur W. Brierley, Ireas- their faith said unto the sick of th e l* 'on throughout urer, anil Henry Kraemer, secretary. | palsy; Son, be of good c h eer; thy The t.jlluwing were made the commit- ! be forgiven thee.’’ As she read, , , , , tee of t.venty-four: Nassau County— j healing Trutli dawned on her elk that me now in the woods, and i Arthur W. U iierlry, J. T. P. Calkins, : sciousness, and she too, like the further to provide al alfa for feeding j o b n Lewis Childs, Franklin A. Coles, j sick of the palsy, rose from her I4‘ W m i vi r t. v * . . . r* r x __ I. . . • • Llovd R. Simona, for the past year ' ,, , , , and a half manager of the N a ssau!. Help W anted-G o o d hands on sew- County Farm Bureau, has resigned j ,nK machines; $6 to s t a r t ; learners and accented a position in the States I taken; also home work to steady^ peo- Relation Service of the Federal Agri-j Ple • K00' , nay ; years *ork. Write cultural Denartment H e will h a v e 1 Kn'Khts Place, Oceanside, Stop 88. | 1225,5 1236,6 ! fim ily house, 11 rooms, 2 cellars, wat ’ T ie r ana toilets in house; large hen I house and carpenter shop. For price and terms write Fred H. Smith. Kob- ertsdale, Ala. 1240.21 Boarding promote the natural increase of the 1 during the critical period of the win sins ! Middle A tlantic States. tb(, 1 Mr. Simons will remain until Mon con. 'day to help Truman M Avery learn man [ the workings of the office. Mr. Av ery, who is a graduate of Winoner Employm ent W anted and, like the Pear's soap kid, he won’t ters, until the herd is more be happy till he. gets it. —Babylon Signal. Somebody’s been joking with Bro. Wallace, Bro. F lugrath! Editors Green, of the Patchogue Argus, Tefft, of the Port Jefferson Echo, and Hoag, of theSayviUe News, have gone to Florida to bask among the feonded palms,—Exchange. established. “ Commissioner Pratt on his p a r t,’’ continues Mr. Drislane, “ has stated that when the snow is deep and the elk are yarded this W inter he will liave made as complete a count as possible of the elk now in the woods and will W anted—Position as stenographer ami office assistant. Address Box E, bed, ery, wno is a graduate m winoner Rt,view office. 1207,4 i W. B. Cozzens, Gustave S. Dorwin, land to the astonishment ot those in i Agricultural College, and a post grad- i 9tronKly j G eorge Will ur Doughty, Andrew J. i the house, w alked into the room wliere uate of the Departm ent of Agriculture j Dressm aking Coats und s u its re- McElroy, John W. Mitchell, Harold | they were assembled half in e x p e c ts-jof taught ag^,culture 1 modelled and pressed. Furs remod- *■'-ed ' ” 'tio n of the end. Mrs. Eddy did not 1 “ “ '\ -''\i H '\1- S'-t-\\1 »• - - know then, she could not herself un derstand, until months a fterw a rds, ex actly how her healing came about. “ Even,’’ she writes, on page 24 of Retrospection.cllvOH«=vv.x,.. and Introspection “ to We know not if the palms be frond- will have their arrival and liberation ed that a r t extended toward us for recorded in motion pictures. These three regular meals a day, hut we know that they keep us at our desk in • will then he gent with a lecturer to as A m ityville.—Amityville Record. | many Lodges of Elks in the State as Same here, Bro. Delano—is there lleH*re to see them. I lie C onservation anv way to get passes to Florida you 1 C-unimission will also show these films know of? an<* alitl^8 a t suitable points in the Adirondacks, and will do further edu- , ZT ,, . cational work amting the residents of Ihe N. Y. & L. 1. Iraction Co. has that region with the object of so im- apparently decided to cut out issuing pressing them with the value of the O’ lonnor, A. J . Sullivan, Alfr H Wagg and LeRoy J. Weed. Suffolk County—T. A. Ackerson. W. B. Cod ling, A. L. Downs, Hal B. Fullerton. John L. Havens, H. S. Johnson, Rev. . , . J. J. Johnstone, Mrs. Ruth Litt, Dr. , , . .............. ------------ - have photographs and motion pictures y Moorei Dr. W. H. Ross, Seward I the homoeopathic physician who at- taken of them. If the Lodges pur- s TrBVja Kzra T u ttie and A. P. j tended me, and rejoiced in my recov- chase and liberate a number of elk. he , Witaon. I 6ry I could not then explain the modus ; The committee has opened head- of my relief. I could only assure him j quarters at Mineola and from this I that the divine Spirit had wrought the mo ion pictures and stereopticon slides | p |ace ja being issued much literature ] miracle—a miracle which later I found a t Belmont H igli School, at Belmont, “j‘\d' N. Y. For the last two years he has - . v been manager of the Delaware County I y Farm Bureau. T erms reasonable. E. L. Kel- 76 N. Main St., Freeport. 977, W Surfmen /Must Re-enlist The enlistm ent of the surfmen now serving in the coast guard stations in the Long Island D istrict will expire on February 22. On that date all those who wish to continue in the ser vice must re enlist for another year. This is in accordance w ith the bill which incorporated the old Life Sav ing Service with the Revenue Cutter Service.—Bay Shore Journal. General scavenger,cesspools cleaned, ashes and garbage removed, gardens plowed, local express; all jobs prom p t ly attended to. Thartdeus Crummel, 45 Bennington Ave., F reeport; phone 117-j. Gentleman desires board with priv ate family, near Freeport station. Address Box W, care Nassau County Review. 1251,7 Rooms with board; also table board ers and transient trade accommodated , term s reasonable. Mrs. I. Lewis, 79 Smith St. 1229,8 W a n ted W anted—Live, hustling man to so licit orders in Nassau County for orn amental trees, shrubbery, roses, etc. ; high cemmissions paid weekly. Brown Brothers’ Nurseries, Rochester, N. Y. 1244,18 To Let W anted—Telegraph operators al ways; never without position; learn now ; only 25c a lesson. Mrs. Palmer, J24J, in w ireless Cottage, H a rrison and Grand Aves.. F r e e p o rt; Phone 232-j. 1246, tf passes to local newspaper men and oth ers this year. The scribes and their allies have been looking since January 1 for the pieces of pasteboard bearing the signature of General Manager elk in the develop dacks as a recreation lent of the Adiron- resort that the residents themselves will co-operate in the protection of these animals. . . , , . , i The killing of any of these animals Wood, but up to date they have not ailould be condemned as against the in- appeared. Some allies are shedding ] tert,gt o{ the people of the ytBte at tears because they can no longer “ dt ad |Brge „nil especially as against that j - . ( head on the trolleys.-L y n b rook Era. ; of the residents of the Adirondack J ^ to the residents of the two counties, in 1 to be in perfect scientific accord with which they are being urged to co-op- | divine law .’’ erate in the m Vement. The great thinker, Leibnitz, in dis- The committee has appointed a spe- , cussing Sir Isaac Newton’s theory, de- cial legislative committee to prepare clared that the discovery of gravity and present the claims t f Long Island j had evolved a theory in- consequence before the Ways and Means Commit- j of which the Almighty was placed in tee of the Legislature. This commit ' the position of the man who had to tee is also empowered to devise ways : wind up his watch every night, since and means to assist Assemblyman ! in spite of all His omniscience He Thomas A. McWhinney and Senator liacl not known enough to create per George Thompson in securing the pass- petual motion. The fact is that in age of the bill which has already been Leibnitz’s day, as Huxley so excellent- j mal School tor Long ,9IHi i n t r o d u c e d h v t h e s e r e n r e s e n t s t i v e s in Iv n n i n l s n n t “ h II the world aimears under tud headway, and it The Campaign Is On; What Are You Doing To Help? The campaign which was started a few weeks ago to secure a State Nor- j rnal School fo r Long Island is now everyone : Furnished room to let, with or w ith out board ; p rivate family. 177 Porter field PI. 1242,7 Free At M errick—Houses to let, 6 i and 8 rooms, 3 minutes walk to sta tion ; $13 and $15 monthly; first m onth’s rent FREE. Arthur E. Hew lett, oyyner, Merrick. 1201,4 T How the poor Trolley Company have to suffer now. will Home Rule for Long Island A strong plea for home rule for Long Island towns and villages was made in the Assembly Monday night by Minority Leader Callahan. The oc casion arose over the advancement to third reading of one of the dozen or more bills of the aame nature which have been introduced this session giv ing power to various towns in Nassau and Suffolk to name local otticiala. All o f the bilU come up in the shape of ! ment of the Interior, and for shipment amendments of the Town law. from Yellowstone National Park, of Assemblymen Callahan, who hails | fifty animals. The National Govern- from the Bronx, at first made objec tion to the advancement of the bill, t>Ut later withdrew hia opposition, ad m ittin g that he had no flaw to find in the act itself, bat only on the general principle of the legislation. Before withdrawing hie objection Assembly man Callahan s a id : “ It etrikee me that thie is the time to make a vigorous protest against this das* »f legislation. Under our present legislative policy these towns are denied every semblance of home rule. 4- j . It ie ridiculous to think that every tim e some town wants to hire even a clerk, they have to come to the Legis leture for permission, I am strongly in favor ot altering the general laws so aa to give some adequate measure of general home rule to the towns and villages as well as to the cities.\ There waa no answering comment from any of the Republican leaders, and Speaker Sweet ordered the meas ure. advanced. It is beUeved, how ever, that the majority leaders in both Senate and Assembly may take tbe hint offered by the Bronx Assem blyman. —Times. Congressman Hicks Always Busy Congressman Hlcke has mailed to each school house, fire company, coast guard station, lighthouse and club in the F ir s t Congressional D istrict e sea sonable souvenir containing Abrahsm Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, deco rated by an American ffag in colors. ment delivers them on the car at $6 a head, and the expense of transporta tion by express and cartage into the woods increases thie to over $26 each. The plan of co-operation between tbe Conservation Commission and the Order of Elks follows a’verification by the Comroiaeion last Fall of a rumor that a number of elk descended from those liberated fifteen years ago, are •till in the mountains. Tbe Commis sion obtained photographs of some of these end during this W inter as many aa seventeen have been seen in one herd. Thie constitutes, in the opinion of the Commission, clear evidence that the elk will live and thrive in that reg ion, aa the heaver have, so long as they are unmolested. Town of Hempstead Civic Association Representatives ot thirty-four vil members of the general com m ittee: Nassau Albert T. J. E. Clark, William W. Cocks. Richard C. Colyer, Park, whose welfare is clearly bound Up with the development of that Park as a great public recreation ground.’’ The proposal to enhst the moral in - . Dri H L. (:arr, fluence of the members of the O rder! W i||jam w (:oc of Elks, and also to liberate and do nate to the State additional specimens, has met with the approval of James R. Nicholson, ot Boston, Grand E x a lt ed Ruler of the Elks, in a letter of commendation which accompanies that of Mr. Drislane to each of the Lodges. It is hoped that a fund can be raised through sobscriptions. This will pro vide for the purchase from the Depart- introduced by these representatives in j ly points out, “ all the world appears the Assembly and Senate. ! to have been agreed, Tertullian not- | interested m this inovement will lend In addition to the committee of ! w ithstanding, that m aterialism neces- u hand promptly, the campaign can be the following residents , sarily leads to very dreadful conse- pushed to a successful issue, of Nassau and Suffolk Counties are I n u a n c e s . ’’ As a conseouence the ideal-I Ihe bill, which has been introduced Counties are 1 quences.’’ As a consequence the ideal- ------ j jat of the Leibnitz school proceeded to m both houses, calls for an appropna- silence the champion of | tiun Hn,j nothmg less than Fur Rent—Factory buildings or ga rage ; one stone building 20x40; one frame building 22x90; suitable for machine and repair shop; rent cheap; , onzo W. Myers Messenger, formerly Schacht’s place; owner on premises, 501 Atlantic Ave., Freeport, trolley stops West End Ave. 1200,13 M essenger Service Messenger service to New York City. —I have changed my headquarters lo Smitli & Bedell’s Pharmacy, where all orders will be promptly attended to. B e rt Paris. tf Myers' Messenger Serviee will save you time and money. Daily trips to Brooklyn and New York. Low rates and quick service. Leave your orders at Plump’s Arcade Drug Store. 41 R. R. A v e .; telephone 629 Freeport. Al- tf House To Let—6 rooms, range, gas, C o u n ty-John W. Anderson i a ttem p t to silence the champion of , t ' 0\ ^duu.uuu, an u n iunin g ie ss uian He Bouck. Miss Ella F. Car- m aterialism with idealistic arguments th 19 amount wouhi be sufficient to i t ub8| garage and large garden; rent . . w-t - i . . • i . • afdjf t u n / » h *i l u i i M i n o r o u t n D ««Miirn t i n n of the most m a terialistic description. ereL’l such a building aa the education denartm e n t considers necessary to de. [everyone who reads this w rite at once to his Member of Assembly and urge stone un- The argument of Christian Science re- j denartment considers necessary to William H. Dodge, Ciarsnce H. Doud, stored idealism to the scientific basis'] meet conditions here. Will nut William Gartrell. Peter J. Herman, from which the theologians had William H. E. Jay, Peter Johnson, [posed it, in the early centuries of the I ^ nia Menmer or A ssen Palmer J. Jones, F. DeL. King, ! C hristian era. thejeceasity of leaving George A. Littlejohn, Thomas A. M e-! Newton, it is frequently affirmed, i turned Be^l/re thla appropriation. ~ ~ ------ - \ had himself revolted against the logic , A t the adjourned meeting of the of the three infinite persona of the I Committee of Twenty four held Trinity, and had insisted that the word infinity had a deeper and a more s c i entific meaning than the Augustinian theology dreamed of. And now, two Whinney, Dr. Orison Marsden, W ell ington C. Mepham, John W. Mitchell, Ward C Moon, Lcuis Ott, Rev. H. Pohlmann, Edward Schmidt, Carrie M. Smith, A. G. Sullivan, W illiam L. Swan, S. E. Terry, Thomas J . Thorn- ---------------- ----- -------- . o t ton, Mrs. S. J. Underhill, Lott Van de centuries later, a quiet New England lUKTHLK W ater, Charles Van Tassel, Charles woman was found insisting, in her D. Walls, William Wooley, W. W. turn, against the lim itation of infinity, W right. | and demanding tbe acceptance by the Suffolk County—Joseph Bartick, R. i C h ristian churches of tbe full, logical D. Blackman, W. W. Coleman, Mrs. ! and practical meaning of the teaching Olivia M. Cutting, John B. Cook, Mer- | o f the Sermon on the Mount and its ton H. Edwards, Charles Friedman, ! demonstrations in tbe miracles. This under- $13 ; telepnone 232-W. Address Mrs. W. Baxer, C-rsnd Ave., Freeport. 989. tf | To L e t— House on Madison Ave., 5 j rooms ; rent $10 per month. Inquire; A. Lewis, 838 jJBayview Ave., Free- [ port, L. 1. 1106,tf ; SORE THROAT A N D T O N S I L L I T I S if n e itlected fre q u e n t l y re s u l t In se r io u s illm-*- T h e u r e p a r a tio n th a t w ill g i v e you q u ir k relh-f an d is sold fo r fifty re n t s a t y o u r d r u g g i s t s im For Sale this week further plans were inaugu rated for pushing a vigorous prosecu tion of the campaign. NOW FOR A . ,, , STRONG PULL, and PULL ALL TO- I I' or S a le-2 0 0 egg size Cyphers in cubator, in perfect condition; very cheap. 161 Church S t.; John J . Gibson. W. E. Gordon, George V. Grey, Jemee B. Gurney, H. W. Hallock, A lbert Hanford, A rthur G. Harrie, Mrs. D. T. Hinckley, G. W. Irmisch, Henry S. Johnson, Joseph S. Kessler, Jam es Kerby, Henry Lee, E l bert E. Livingston. P. B. Matthews, H. A. Murphy, Frost Quackenbush. Robert Rae, Fred Scheide, Smith Scud- derb, DeW itt C. Talmadget Rev. C. J. Tator, Senator George L. Thompson, Robert K. Toaz. George M. looker. Seward S. Travis, Cheater H. W. W il cox, Benjamin H. Wo«>d, M>B. Woden and J . Henry Young. License Plates Chip formed civic associations of the various v il lages. Officers elected w e re: Presi dent, William S. Pettit, of Lawrence; vice presidents, George L. Hubbell, of Garden C ity ; Allied T. Davison, of Freeport, and Dr. Carl Schmuck, of Lawrence; secretary and treasurer, Alfred H. Wagg, of Malverne. Town Taxes March 1st Town Tax Collector Joseph E. Fos ter ennounces that he will begin col lecting taxes on March 1, notice of which will appear in our next issue. teaching Mrs. Eddy begun to stand faintly, for the first time, on th a t Sunday in her room in Swamp scott, and aa a result she was able to w rite just twenty-ane years later, in The Christian Science Journal, o f ' June, 1887, “ The miracles recorded in the Bible which had before seemed to me supernatural, grew divinely n atural and apprehensible.’’ This, su r e ly ,1 was the very gist of the “ Great Dis covery,\ that the miracle instead of being eome supernatural thing, possi- j hie only at the direct behest of a d i vine person, was, on the contrary, a present, practical reality to every man and woman capable of grasping the which i\epre»8iitatives ui tnirty-iou r v.i- . M c0lnp|sinta have been made by [ teaching of Jesus of Nazareth, age. met Tuesday evening m theCIm- , motori^tl , ec'ent,y becauee tbe neW ; ‘\ bled him to say to the man ^®ho° ' Rockvl! ® Centre, a\d | et,ng |ateg j8a|)eyd by the Automobile Z '.lsy “ Arise, take up thy bed. ed an alliance of the bus,ness and i t icenaPe Bureeu haveycbipped go easily I go into thine house. ” I that the enamel has fallen off. Often jt ja just fifty years since the THE FLAG OF DEMOCRACY Its splendor ever glows. As to the breeze it flows, The flag of liberty. Like a stream of sunlight, It comes upon your sight In true solidity. Heralded far and wide. Its spirit is our guide. And ie our greatest pride, In all sincerity. Sacred to those who know, It ever goes to show, | Its beauty—purity. Trinity of colors, With no competitors. Our greatest heritage. With unalloyed delight. It looms upon our eight. Inspiring our courage. For true democracy, In its supremacy, With stern constancy, In actions of broad guage, With truth and right the teat And honor for a crest. In this and every age. Eugene Titus. Phone 465 j. I 1264,7. For S a le - S i x thoroughbred two year old laying Houdan hens and rooster; $12. J. H. Powell, Claorome Terrace, Freeport, 3rd bouse west of trolley. 1260,9 DRUGS We have but one grade—the best. For Sale—A good c u tter sleigh and buggy for sale cheap. Palmar W ire-, ; leas Cottage, Harrison and Grand ! A ves., Freeport ; Phone 282 j. 1263,7 j Three good work horses for aale. ! P. H. Dennis, Roosevelt, L. I. 1248,9 [ For Sale—50 White Leghorn Pullets (laying), $1.00 each; eggs for hatch-, ing, S. C. White l.egbo'n, 75c per aet- ( l ting (16 eg g s ) ; S. C. Rhode Island! Rede, $1 and $1.50 pet setting (16 ieggs). Apply Wro. H. Poet, Free-i 1 port, L. I.; Tel. 568or668-w. 1289,tf: the letters “ N. Y .” have disappeared <iay when Mrs. Eddy read to herself and many drivers have been summoned tbH atory of the man sick of the palsy, Inglenook Lodge, to appear in court because of this de and when she, like the beloved dis- Hempstead, N. Y. feet. ciple, suw and believed., It is almost — — —— — —— — At the Automobile License Bureau incredible, to those who really know it was said that some of the elates had the extent of the universality of the been found to be defective. How Christian Science movement, and the many could not be estim ated, but those deptht and strength of its foundations, automobilists wh<$ have defective that so much should have been accom- platea can get new ones by sending p|jahed in so short a time. The simple tin damaged ones back to the bureau. ( truth is that in accomplishing w tat There will b e n e cost for the exchange. ibe djd, Mrs. Eddy had not. during the - Rockaway News, struggle, one m aterial factor on her T O L O A N S u b s t a n t i a l A m o u n t a o n I m p r o v e d P r o p e r t y Clarence A. Edwards 39 lUilraai Are. Tel. 34 FREEPORT, R Y. Will sell at bargain or exchange for touring car my 29 ft. motor b o a t; good engine, standing rsbin and all acres series. Address Box O, care Nassau County Review 1282.8 For Sale—1915 Ford body, with cowl dash 1 Wadsworth limousine top and 1 191 t open touring body. Apply William Dunker, 3 Grating Place, Tele phone 266 W, Freeport 1224,tf For Sale or To L e t—7 room house- with all improvements, at 212 Randall [Ave., 11 min. from R. R. Station, lot 60x140. Apply Mrs. Baus, 55 Long fellow Ave., Jam aica, N. Y. 1194,tf I 1 ' ' We look after tbem they art reliable. while •to c k — they are When they are to he com pounded the work is done by scientific methods—we know how. When you pay for them yon are always pleased with the price—it is invariably right. S m ith & B e d e ll, Inc. UHl M i l s I S •- k t- - F - o iv i . is . v . (Holy Hfapt. from L. 1 It K.)
