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• ? >> NASSAU COUNT r BEVINW ! , R e s i d e n c e and S h o w R o o m s 41 N. Grove St. Freeport, L. I. i i In my show rooms you will find at City Prices C a b i n e t ■«<! Tile M a n t l e s Andirons and Fire S e t s B a s k e t G r a t e s G a s G r a t e s and Logs S p a r k G u a r d s and S c r e e n s Tile B a t h R o o m s and V e s t i b u l e s a Specialty ! W. C. T. U. Column (Special Contribution) ROBERT I M S , JR. IF PRISONERS HAD THEIR WAY LIQUOR WOULD GO FROM NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIML CONTRACTOR SHOP UNO OFFICE: JS BEDELL STREET FREEPORT, *. Y. Telephone Connection Real Work a t Farm School (From the New York State School of Agriculture on Long Island, F«rm- ingdale, L. I ) One of the interesting (pieces of work to be undertaken this Spring by Petitions said to contain the names the students of the New York State _ . . of 1000 inmates of Sing Sing, Auburn School of Agriculture an Long Island, | f tn C f C S and Dannemora State Prisons, N. Y., at Farmingdale, L. L, is the planting were filed with the legislative com- of an orchard of six acres. The work mittees recently at a hearing in sup- i» so planned that each student will do port of the state wide prohibition bill, for himself all the different pieces of The spokesman, who was introduced work which he would have to do if he as \No. 11,221,\ said that if the fut-;were starting an orchard on his own ure of the bill lay with prison inmates account. This orchard will contain it would be enacted into law in ten many of the standard varieties of ap- Get AH There Is still service in the old wheel, repairs will enable you to get that service. If it’s “finished,” the new wheel is here, ready for its new owner. I S M Y Purchase Your Car where You are sure of getting UP-TO-DATE SERVICE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY F O R Cadillac Studebaker Dodge Bros. Ford A FEW REBUILT CARS FOR SALE CHEAP Full Line of A c c e s s o r i e s , T i r e s and S t o r a g e B a t t e r i e s PAINTING, VULCANIZING, REPAIR AND MACHINE SHOP T H O R O U G H L Y U P - T O - D A T E O P E N ALL G. BENNETT SMITH 23 E. Merrick Rd., FREEPORT, L. I. TE L E P H O N E 418 FR E E P O RT T b * e io r > «l',i»l i ' <1 f t s i v • r n * ♦-IU. a n d w o u l d have* k i l l e d t In in • • • » ilivw *4^3 atv d i J tuir Ire , ov>* Mu ml an u v f ko «1* • iiuuK' il i h« i v . o f * In- «1 • f I u r * h i \ Tt(»* father pure1 llie time of the elopem ' Is C /c- s fiZ The Oricniol Store. Announca Thsir Annual Sale of China ware in aectirflance \’. ith nitr nsnal i v - in <>1 alior«liiur admirers of this dtlight- ftil Oriemal chin a ware the upporii.nii to add to their coliection—and at the same time t«> .nrajuiimt tTv> e who r with its r|Uvtint design and prvttv, h'\e relorintT— v .1*a' ' ■ dfs- •.a < . from t e gular prices on ;tl\' a\ < poimlar bine :m<i white \wil a IT otiTer: r'*',‘eit a.1} on ot 1 w ■ M i \ 1st HVeryhody hnows C at' \ (‘!tttt}> / low\ pattern—with its |>a:' d, »h e and women, and thy lovt h >r ov •he'ehpiaTterff- m ihis cmin'i’J V ' • ' *'tnfc • in the United States max be i m!. sn- h carry in\stock. t . Followin'* i« a k*'5-*-1’ T*rt of the viuce prices: ct rea m s, hi i • b rh- ^r -OOHtUrV ( ’hina ard in rUmpJt te a little figures of men Vantitte’s lias- been the 1 0 oilier establishment rtmeiit as we always VUncs. flnt.’ 1 *« in. Oal, fi In. . • .MiNH IMHhcH. etilling. Mral liWliCH. otilong. (S ihi |> T u n v n . » liti staiul. 4 nvcrvit IMsIt, wjuarc. S Vexrevrd lllsli. ox aJ. 11 In. V.ixcnil Dl-ili. oval, S In. s^tud Bowl •ItakiM-'s ohlong. 9 in ......... I lakers. oMi'mg. 11 In. . . . I'tl<-here. I qi. I’lUliem. | iji. Stt *11 ilo/ 2..V1 - MM \ i 1 .Ml •• S.dil •• 1. \.-.* • 2. mil.yO •• 1 Oil •• t ..’so . I.R# “ . it.:>o “ t s-, • >‘- t.r>«» :t i . i a rr, i.t a i.m I . 8 . S t’nfrci- < nn- unit SniMt'rw, \ i ru !i ;. n il I it. Iiigh. I 1, in . . . 7..'»0 (i<>z. <i-o ’ ' 'n ji— null Smn i-rs. It .:iiQ< * I n n . O . in 7..VI *i Ten «'nil- “fill s;ii .n'i-«. i-xlra , . Mi ’ lilvli. ' V, in (i VI •* T1. :i , l 'ii|v« anil Sniu-*rs. Iiiifullnl. Im i . 1 , I\ 5..VI '* • v ... | s s 00 ca. < u f f w ViH. <•*. 2.00 •• Siqi.-ir-. hainiled. - - ........ 1.00 ■■ Kiie;ilr>. Iifli ill-m ' - . . . I.&O \ l.l.-V z.yiC 1 . 5 0 .7 5 1 . 1 3 ■Vi \in i i- s c n l <‘. O. ii. or on Vl't'ei\ »1. ___ Li. •A-AVANTI;ME- 6 - C O me. F i0 K A, v ( sdu ^; And T h irty-ninth Street, N e w York. Ta ...:V V ■' . .... : minutes. “ Most of these men have known of , the effects of intemperance,’’ the former prisoner declared. “ They know ! it was intemperance largely that put them where they are. if they had the say. New York State would be added (to the prohibition column immediately, the students, who will first 1 know, for I’ve recently visited the 'field and harrow it smooth. pies, pears, peaches, plums, cherries and enough grapes and small fruits to ' give not only plenty of field practice in the setting and care, but later to furnish the school with fruit for its table. All the actual labor will be done by plow the and then Victor Wheels, Roller Chain, at Right Prices With Coaster Brake, $22.50 Without Brake, $19.00 Rebuilt Wheels, A-I Condition $10.00 up prisons and talked with my former with tape measure and transit they companions behind the gray walla, will lay oft the rows of trees at the And I know, too, that they are pray - : correct distances apart. When this is ing this afternoon for the success o f ! completed the holes will be dug to re- my argument.’’ iceive the trees, the roots carefully _______ ; covered with top soil and the tops of the trees cut back in such a way as to W. C. T. U. APPROVES NO HALF- balance the root system and leave the WAY MEASURES branches at such points that the grow- As an impression seems to he prev- 1 *nR *rees may I36 ot H*6 correct shape, alent in the minds of many that the . As soon as the trees are well started stand taken by certain prominent growth, garden crops such as cab newspapers against liquor advertising bage and sweet corn will he planted in included all alcoholic beverages and spaces between the trees in such a therefore merited unreserved approv- mHimcr an,l quantity as will hurry the al. we beg to call attention to the re- Kr°Yth of 1136 b-V cultivation and cent editorial announcement which ap produce profitable crops of truck dur [.eared in the New York American, mK the t,me the orchard is coming entitled, i ,nt0 bearing. W B R O T H ERI DGE HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, Etc. 91 S. Main St. Freeport, N. Y. O p e n M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y till 9 P. S a t u r d a y s till 10 P M j c l o s e W e d n e s d a y s 6 P Throughout the Summer the orchard will be sprayed with such fungicides as have been found useful in maintain ing a healthy foliage. The students will have an opportun ity later to petform the second, third and fourth year’s work on the trees, or until they have come into profitable bearing. Any person who has an idea that the' school is teaching so called ‘1 bonk farming” or “ kid glove farming” should take the first opportunity to come to the school and see forlrimself the evident enthusiasm and energy with which the boys, dressed in flannel shirts and overalls perform all of the most difficult and laborious tasks con nected with the general farm. I one of Hearst's newspapers \Strong Alcoholic Drink Should Be l Abolished \ The article reads as fol- \Beverages containing small pro portions of alcohol seem to have no worse effect upon health or morals than do coffee and tea, with their small percentage of the powerful drugs, cat- feme and theine. Our advice would be not to drink any of these beverages. But since their use within moderation is not deleterious to public health or public morals, we hold that they are not proper subjects for the exercise of the police and health powers of the state. Therefore, we oppose only the sale of strong, alcoholic beverages, I containing more than ten per cent, of i alcohol, and do not oppose the sale of j light beers, wines or other beverages | containing no more than ten per cent, of alcohol.” While desiring to give full credit to the Hears! papers for the good they have done, the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union profoundly regrets that they go no further in their de nunciation of alcoholic drinks. Basing its convictions on the findings of sci ence, our organization believes that even the moderate quantity of alcohol contained in wine or beer is sufficient 1 to paralyze, retard, or diminish brain I functions; that what are termed com paratively harmless drinks by the | ffearst papers tend to lower the Intel- ! lectual capacity and will power of thousands upon thousands of people, and ruin stomach, liver, heart and | i brain, making men and women old be- | I fore their time and rendering them j unsate and unfit members of society. The wine and beer fallacy is confus- N O T I C E ing and bewildering many people, and j My service a lid work is first-class the greater the publicity given the j G oods called for and delivi-reil. statements of prominent physicians on the subject, the better for the cause. Is Your Automobile Insured to Cover You in the Event of Fire--Theft--Accident/ Why N o t Get T h is P r o t e c t i o n ? R a t e s Are Low I write Persona! Accident, Workman’s Compen sation, Health and Burglary Insurance E D W A R D S Real Estate and Insurance Agency O p p o s ite dep o t , Freeport, N . Y. O f f i c e T e l e p h o n e , 3 6 R e s i d e n c e 9 0 9 When House R e q u i s i t e of Art. What is wanted in a work of art la an unforced, natural, adequate corre spondence between fancy and form, i matter and spirit, so that one shall not I be distracted by its naturalism, mys ticism, cubism, whatnotism, but shall simply be moved in a deep imperson al way by perception of another's vis ion.—John Galsworthy in the Atlantic Monthly. C. L. MOOK Chinese Laundry Opp. L. I. R. R. Depot 14 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport, N. Y. | N 3 SUCH THING AS A \MEDICIN AL” WHiSKEY Alcohol puts to sleep the sentinels that guard your body from disease. ! Policy holders are warned against ad vertisements extolling the virtue of whiskey in disease. The callous cru elty of such advertisements lies in the fact that they appeal to the very peo ple who are most injured by the use I of alcohol — suffeiers from rheumatism, j chronic kidney disease, nervous suo- i jects, etc. There is no such thing as i a “ Medicinal” Whiskey. — From Bul letin No. 5, issued by the Postal Life | Insurance Co., New Yorn. AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE Upon taking my seat in the dining room of The Driscoll one morning, a representative from a southern state called out. “ Good morning; bow is the W. C. T. U. this morning?” This I was an opportunity not to be over looked and I improved it by replying in a voice which took in the tables around us and which were filled with members of the House of Representa tives, \Thank you, sir. the half mil lion women whom I have the honor to j represent in this city are in first class condition and ready for service.\ “ What,” said my friend, \that many women in your organization?” \ Yes si', and where you get that many j women all talking at once about the same thing something is bound to give way, and the liquor power is giving way.” With an emphatic shake of his head and a laugh from the listen- I ers, he answered, \It surely is.” — .Itrs Margaret Dye Ellis. PHILADELPHIA’S MAYOR BARS LIQUOR FROM 10,000 CITY . EMPLOYEES 1 Mayor Thomas B. Smith af Phila- dvlphia, after a conference with de partment directors of the city, recent- ! ly deela-ed that the order issued by ' the heads of several departments of xliuliliy money, too. you have to Rent it a coat of paint before sign on it. It won’t cost much and a well- h o u s e always rents more a one—rent s for more GUARD THE HOME DOLLAR LEA D a n d ZIN C PA IN T F t w r w G A L L O N S - W E A R S L O N G E R It is [list as essential to use good paint on a house you own and rent as on the one you live in. Therefore, paint with Devoc and increase the value o f your property. We guarantee DF.VOF. hecausi we know it is pure and because v\c know t h a t it always gives our customers satisfaction. It contains no \xluting, silica, china ilay or otlu r adulter- tints. D h \ OF takes fewer gallons and wears longer. We are always glad to shoxv attractive color combinations. M$i/!7)N FOFMAN Freeport, N. Y. *> W e Give and R edeem Surety Coupons H B o t t o m a n C o Broadway F L U S H I N G A N D G R A H A M AVF.K. Brooklyn the municipal government prohibiting liquor drink ing .by employees while on duty, wiI in (utute apply to all | em ployees of the city, about 10,000 in ! number. \Rum and efficient public service are impossible,” said Mayor Smith. '\My orders to the heqds of all,depart merits i » to sosnend from duty with out pay any erpploy.ee found using liq- : uor while at work, or found to be un def the influence of - liquor -while at work, or showing any evidence what i ever of having used liquor while on duty. The suspension is equivalent to dismissal where the facts warrant such The order issued by the directors of pjblic safety alone affects 7000 em , . ployees. including policemen, firemen 1 and electricians. Remember every time you take or se: J a dollar out r>l town it removes that uo far from circulation here. vVnen you spend monex' with the local ft stays yout mer chant here. HOME LIFE TRADING IS THE OF i HE 10WN. & Excellent Motto. TrueflcA Txi*h s'-ience” la the motto of the Royal Agricultural society of England. Guard the Home Dollar BY TRADING WITH THE HOME MERCHANT i ' : An Opening Sale of Surprisingly Pretty Spring Suits We can say a lot of fine things about these Suits, but that is only our opijiion. We want your opinion. Look them over. Compare them with others you have seen. Good stout materials make the Suit. These we have in wool poplin, wool shepherd checks and silk and cotton poplins, flared and belted models, well tailoreid and silk lined coats, full flared skirts. At this Special Introductory Price 27 iiioilrtft to I’htHtM* fro m : all xf/.r*. $ 14.98 Real Smart Street Dresses You wRl be surprised at the value*, conelderlng the wtlk market; the price hardly m o re than cover* the cost o f m a terial*; pretty Taffcta-M , arvJ com b ination of Taffeta and Chiffon; o th e r pretty com b inations of Serge and Silk* In the must w anted shade* and adzee for email and large women; value* Zf> -a a - v **r conservatively estim a ted run to SIS 76; our I I I L I C X
