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KeepfairValuables In OurDeposit^ults Expert mechanics and modern facilities enable us to guaran tee you absolute satisfaction. KING SERVICE STATION Ford Parts Osy-Acetylene Welding Accessories and Supplies T. MORAN. Prop. Views of State Editors Either protection is pood ..for the country or it i5 not. The Repubican party believe* in i t ; the Democratic party is opposed to it except a* it is incidental to revenue. We have had experience agaiq and again, with the Democratic tariff policy, and the re sult has always been harmful to the country. We have had experience, j under Republican administrations, with the protective policy, and it has i invariably been followed by prosperi ty. We cannot afford to ignore the lesson that has been given us. — A m s te rdam Recorder. Good Standing A bank account will probably do more (S e n a to r Lodge s) plea for the to give you a sound footing w ith men A m erican principle of protection and vou have dealings w ith, and w ith your for foreign policies that mean consist- business associates generally, than any o th e r one thing It will b r ing f ----- contact w ith the best business PAINT $1.10 Per Gallon for roofs, barns and all exterior surfaces of wood, brick metal, in five colors. ency. firm n ess and fairness in uphold- I t will b rin you in j jng national rig h t s and international . , business men of j u a tice m u s t appeal to rig h t- th in k in g I Americans and doubtless foreshadows ositions when th l y occur. SmalF a £ ; \ 0cb t.bet w|il1 be ,,8’d when tbe Pe r , y countH ju s t as welcome as large ones, j *'nee b a t tle form for the g r e a t po- Open w ith us, THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Freeport, N. Y. OFFICERS ROSWELL DAVIS. P r e u d o t JOHN K. ELDRIDGE, Vice Free. C. M. FOREMAN, Caikiei CHARLES M. VANDEROEF, Meaner litical contest th is year. In a word, ! the call is for real Americanism, f ^-Troy Times, It is stated th a t 3,0u0,000 rounds of* rifle am m u n ition have passed into Mexico through the custom s house at Laredo since the Colum b u s raid. Tin- governm e n t policy w hich perm its th a t is little short of suicidal. — Buffalo E x p ress, j A. SIEGEL 8 t S. Main St., FREEPORT, N. Y. i Agency T E L E P H O N E 1 0 8 6 - J WOLF BROS/ WALL • t city prices Telephone 652 109 Church Street, Freeport Golden Rlllc Market ------------------------------------------------ M. F. KOCH, Proprietor ^ tc ? l o a n ^ Choice Beef, Veal, Lamb S u b s t a n t i a , A m . u n U on Im p r o v e d MuttOIl, EtC. Clarence A, Edwards 39 Riilroad Are. Tel. 36 FREEPORT, N. Y. It is speeches like th a t of S e n a tor . Lodge th a t will em p h a size to the coun- ; ; try the w e a k n e ss of many of the for- j eign policies of the adm inistration. | He has been in the U n ited S tates Sen- | ate since 1898 and the g r e a t e r p a r t of th a t tim e his been on the S e n a te Com m ittee on foreign affairs. He knows international law thoroughly, he is probably the best inform e d A m e rican in the foreign policies of the naticn. He cannot be spared in tbe U n ited n i • n n | S tates S e n a te, and it is confidently e x - , 74 South Main St., Freeport peeled th a t M a s sachusetts w ill r e -elect him. - Watertown Times. Special Bay Dinners Oysters, Clams, Fish in Music, Dancing Se a s o n When You’ve Ceased To Need It Protect iburself Against Loss from Fire-Water and Theft Capital, $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 Surplus, $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 F R E E P O R T , N . Y P e r h a p s it’s a d e s k — an d y o u ’ve b o u g h t a new one; or a typew r i t e r , or a motor, or a s e w i n g m a c h i n e , or a s h o w case, or a c a b i n e t , or a c a s h register, or an a d d i n g m a c h i n e — still useful, but not to YOU. R e a l i z e s o m e t h i n g like t h e VALU E of it by a d v e r t i s i n g it in th e “ For S a l e ” c o l u m n . You c a n — quickly, cheaply! The Republican party is still a party of protection. It says so frankly and unequivocally without evasion or trick cry. The Republican party stands for I this cardinal principle because it still 1 believes in it and means it. It makes | no attempt to straddle or shift on this ; issue and the only way to return to protection is to let the Reputdican party dq it. —Newburgh Journal. Because of the diffusion of sovereign power among lOO.ffuP.OOO individuals, we find it difficult to establish even elementatsry measures of self defense , until a crisis arises of sufficient import to stir the masses. But such weak : ness as this is not necessary It is nu part of the tchemer of Democratic- Republic in government that the na tion should he helpless until, it is ton late to nie^dijie danger. The people ; themselves, once shown the facts, will repudiate an.\ sucli doctrine —Albany Knickerbeker I’ress. j S The Printer’s Problem T E L E P H O N E , F R E E P O R T 9 9 6 i Baldwin Harbor Hotel ON THE BAY AT Baldwin, Long Island How To Reach Hotel L I. R R. to B a l d w i n . B u s s at S t a t i o n N o C h a r g e L I. T r a c t i o n T r o l l e y fro m Fulton S t r e e t L at C i t y Line, g e t o f f S t o p 8 0 A u t o m o b i l e . M e r r i c k R o a d to M i l b u r n A v e n u e , S o u t h to S h e l l R o a d , o n e b l o c k e a s t to h o t e l V *%m%%VWW%VS%VXSX-VW V WVXA'VWSS-** < S t r e e t 5 i 5 R e v i e w B u i l d i n g F R E E P O R T , N. Y. j • vsvsvxx-vw v w v v x V WX* XXXXXXXX XX-/X S X. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXt XXXXX e T E L E P H O N E 8 Rand al l. P r e si de n t W il li am D . W e sl e y F -ne H al l C a s h i er V i c e - P r e s i d e n t b.'we OG A R D O F Ol R E C T O \ 5 Edgar Jackson WnlhieL- H. Cornu- . G e o r g e M Kaiuiiill ( Yd . I ' e l t i i W i l l i a m S. II I 1 V Ilium E. kiei Harvey B. Smith , I Raviv V\ O pen vxcepl legal liiiljT):;>>, from !• . m. to :l | i. Sat ;: 12 in Offei either the New York or Brooklyn B:u ks m | ru<t C- n | r its modation consistent with coi: r\ live n i mi nt Interest at tin- rate of :! per vent, paid en time d< - ti more. Drafts issued • nail | ,i - ■ I- ft - - - annum. Accounts of cm |'m at ion-, t oini i ■ . i-t;. •\ . - -ley Pine G. Miller to those of every aceom- ev .- •.mths or \ rv it. S-S iier My Telephone Number 337 Freeport (( ' U n d e r t a k e r and E m b a l m e r 57 West Merrick Road F R E E P O R T , N. Y. You will facilitate the in stallation of your telephone at your new address by noti fying us as far in advance as possible. With the large number of telephone removal orders that we receive each Spring, it is desirable that we ob tain early notice of any in tended change in location. NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY C. A. RYDER. Local Commercial Manager. B y A L B E R T LEE will want to do it often. i “ While the rise in prices has affect ed some foodstuff's, especially meats, ! tlie sharpest and most serious increases have been in matmtaetured arti cles. Probably the most important rise of ail has been in the price of pa per. For consumers of large quanti - ties of paper conditions have been serious for some time, and recently even the smallest purchaser inis had to pay hi • share in the general price ad vance. R< tail stationery lias gone up. Tablets that formerly cost o and 10 cents apiece are now h and If cents i r the thickness or quality of the tali lets lias been 1> sened. With the price of aniline colors raised from 20 cents a pound before the war to $20 a pound when nst quoted, tinted f-i|i-,rs have become; very « xpensive and in some cases un i procurable. Business houses employ ing differently cob ivd sheets and cards fur distinctions in correstiondence und the filing are threatened with chaos in their system because they couldn't mutch the colors form Hy used I'a- per jobbers everywhere are using their influence to persuade customers to buy only white paper and even in this orders are limited and prices are sub ject to change over night. One tfig paper dealer admitted that the paper market was.in a condition of “ nervous hysteria,” and he refused to predict what would happen next. The prices of all grades on paper have advanced 25 per cent, or more in the last three weeks. — New York Times. Ink (blue) was $1 lb., now $3.30, Gauge pins, 60c doz.. now 76c. Bond envelopes, $1.71 per 1000. now $2.15. Book paper, was B^c lh.. now fije. Etc., etc., etc. WHEN A STORE “ FINDS ITSELF” This is J U S T an advertising talk — don’t read it if you don’t want to: The work of creating a store is nev er completed. Hour a fter hour, day after day. the work goes on. And, if a atore is to ‘‘hold its place” in the business life , of a community it must “ fight” all the time. | through newer and better policies; through better and better service; through growing enterprise, and in creasing ardor for expansion; through an understanding of the value and im- * * ' rtising- -thus the process You will never turns tin- amounts you spend in jof'constarft renewal goes on within a this good work. Kv«»n it\ yon denv voum-ll igoolstoie. ' • ’ - - ' . i A store \finds itHelf Before You Build | or Make Repairs |j let us give you our prices on first-class lumber that will work IX up without waste—anti high-grade, fire-resisting roofing that cannot rot, rust, crack or leak. I his roofing is 'renounced \ R lTas in RUBY iM C O S T S M O R E - W E A R S uO N G E R It d o e s n 't pay to b u y eith e r shaky lu m b e r o r lo w :• radt* ro o f in g W e li h e lp i select the choicest lu m b e r in th< r: trket, an d w< !! M y >u roofing that w ill not go \ m o w that Hiti BER'ClQ on you ro r w ill p u t an en d to , •..en s iv e repair bills. Rti-EE HJ'u on tains no < • • tl tar or a s p lia liu ; :1s w h i c h track or dry out r ai.r.ot rust, rot. Warp R t l ‘5£R\0iQ is th e p e r m a n e n t roofing o f p r o v e n q u a lity. H u n d ’ed f roofs covered w ith it are still w a terp r o o f after m o r e than 20 years of service. Y e carry th e genuine, w ith the R u -ber oui M a i’ tsh o w n a b o --' ) o i every roll. It co m e s in elite slid colors i j|r ived or l.o p - ( <an. m and look tins pi one for sam p les and i>n< . roofing over < v. rip C. Milton Foreman, LUMBER, HARDWARE. BUILDING MATERIALS F R E Tel . 5 5 0 F re ep or t Tel. 2 7 4 R V. C e n t r e I n s u r a n e e M o r t g a g e L o a n s Real E s t a t e A KIND deed done kindles the desire to do other kind deeds. • • There is much suffering and much deprivation in this great land of ours. The next time you go for a little pleasure tour. 0 kind automo bile owner, take a basket of food or a big hag of candy and drive through your nearest slum district. Drive slowly, and you will -<i<m find a group of wan, pale, poorly clad children playing on a dirty pavement. Stop your car and give them a .surprise. A candy treat or a quart or two of ice cream will fill them with jot* and gratitude. , Do this once. It will cost you little, and it is just such kind deeds that soften the hearts of the oppressed, that make thorn have a kindlier ^feeling toward their more fortunate fellow being-. Do it once, and you port of advertising-thus and friends “a dinner out\ or a vi-nt to thei* . theater oeea-ionally. the ooiisciouspes* of a 0 Bl ^ kindix act to credit will more than repay you. 28 S t -C i Grove Street. Free port. L I when it has growth and All kinds of Insurance, Real Estate Appraisals, Sales of Real Estate Rockville Centre Baldwin Freeport Merrick Bellmore W a n t a g h and Surrounding Country L i s t s of P r o p e r t y For S a l e and F u r n i s h e d H o u s e s For R e n t a l are n o w b e i n g m a d e , I s h a l l be g l a d to list w h a t you h a v e Long e x p e r i e n c e w i t h t h e s e lin e s and fa m i l i a r i t y w i t h t h e territo r y e n a b l e m e to g i v e e x p e r t s e r v i c e to m y c l i e n t s . AT FREEPORT OFFICE: 9 to 10 ind 4 to 5 AT ROCKVILLE CENTRE, 10 30 lo 3 30 (Daily except Sundays) Three Shovels of Coal Do the Work of Four “S quare I'm \ Furnaces areqstlco- nomical as they arc efficient. The square //rr/wf increases the radiating surface 15 over the round firepots, and thus gives lots more heat fur a show! of coal. !l prevents clinkers or waste of any kind. Every turn oi the grate clears it 1 1 flxee its jilace in secure from serious competitive at- | tack, when it has made itself useful j ; to that community. It stands, in the minds of its pat rons, as a safeguard for them agaeist the twin-evils of poor goods and of high prices It assures its patron.- of | protection as to the value of the things they buy. and makes buying economies possible for them through its enter- I prise and foresight. » j| You can discover the stores that have “ found them selves\ by studying the store advertisements. Try the ■ experiment. community. ' The rooms are heated to an v\ vr. .x r'? [ •• temperature and the air i- kc • r >;> I pure and healtliful. The sty. -rt ! • - ~1--' ! firept t ;; p:.lented b. i .;. -J can t— J lie u cd only on Boynton Fur naces. Remember the name when you vant (fie best heat for your home, and sen the B • n: n dealer He’ll gladly tell you more ah<-\t these S quare R ot Furnaces -ir writejiH BOYNTON FURNACE COMPANY ITUs S t r e e t. B e e r B r o a * w a y , N e w York
