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NASSAU COUNTY REYIEW INVENTORY SALE In going over our shelves w e find a number of articles w e no longer stock and others of which w e are overstocked, which w e offer at greatly reduced prices, among which are: Coffee Percolators, Flashlights, Safety ■ R azors, ' Shaving Brushes, Pocket Knives, Food Choppers, Dixon's Car penters' Pencils, Etc. S E E O UR W I N DOW ARTHUR WHITE (HOUSE 91 S o u t h Main S t r e e t S T O V E 9 and REPAIRS T e lephone Freeport 3 8 4 - w or call and s e c us S o u t h w e s t corner Pine Street and Long Beach Avenue. 1 4 7 ft. on Pine St. by 131 ft. on Long Beach Avenue Also the adjoining lot on Pine Street, 7 7 x 1 3 0 ft., with jog 3 0 ft. square on rear Review Building Figures on Polio Epidemic Albany, January 27— With comple tion of the first series of infantile pa ralysis a fter care clinics, Acting Com- missionsr Linsly R. Williams of the dtate Department of Health today is sued a s tatement showing t h a t out of 2887 patients reported to the Depart ment prior to October 1, 1916, 1891 had been examined by the Department surgeons, op to J anuary 20, 1917. Of the 996 patients otherwise not ac counted for, the greater percentage are either completely recovered or under competent orthopedic care, Dr. illiame stated. When the clinical work was begun on October 1, 3688 patients had been reported. As the disease is one which the law requires to be reported, some data regarding each case waa on file with the Department of Health. This data was checked over by reference to lital statietica records, letters to pby- i Helens, health officers, parents and nurses, so that all cases in which death i had occurred, parents had moved away, cr the case had completely recovered ! were eliminated. A total of 801 deaths was discovered which had occurred Clarence A. Edwards Real Estate and Insurance FREEPORT NEW YORK NEW YORK CITY OFFICE . 47 W. 34th Street A Dissolving Tidbit A Delicious Morsel in Cube Form which makes A Delightful, Appetizing Drink John J. Randall P r e s i d e n t Beaver Board Bishopric Stucco Board Plaster Board John J. Randall, Vice P r e s i d e n t F. Willets S e c r e t a r y Yard! Long B e a c h Avenue and Russell Place JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY Doors, S a s h , Trim, Brick, Cement, Lime, B u i l d e r s ’ Hardware, p a i n t Office, 15 North Long B e a c h Avenue Ernest S. Randal- T r e a s u r e Lally Columns Galv. Pipe and Fittings Metal Lath Tastes like rich meat juices but coutaius no meat. It flavors soups ami gravies to tempt the taste of an epicure. From year dealer or by mail---4 cebes— lOt Inc.J NEW,YORK T E L E P H O N E , 5 2 5 ^ F R E E P O R T Now $1090 A fter M arch 1st, $1250 B uy N ow A nd S ave $160 1 sjjj| L . J J j from poliomyelitis or from some other me , disease, following the a ttack of polio- |M . Y. I myelitis. The clinics wee started on October 17, 1916, at White Plains. Since that time seventy-two clinips have been _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i held throughout the State and on Long , Island. The average attendance at [each clinic has been twenty-seven pa tients, which is considered an unusual- ______ _ ly high number. 1 ■1 - ■ In each instance a complete physical ^ D . . —. . . examination has been made of the pa- D l S n O p - u I l f o r d C o . , tient and a record chart filled out show _ . . n U r,,J\ , — ing the extent and nature of the pa- | BALDWIN, L. I. ralysis Instructions for after-care have been left with local physicians — --------------------- — and parents and trained nurses have been assigned to centres of infection to supervise the a fter care work for su i long a period as is necessary. When- ‘ ever braces or other appliance hive | been indicated as necessary, measure ments were taken and the equipment supplied free of charge when the pa- 1 i rents were unable to meet the expense, private individuals defraying the cost. While the work is of unusual and | heretofore unanown extent, the de- I partment has succeeded in securing i from seven counties an accurate record tegarding every known case of polio myelitis. In these counties, which in clude Suffolk, Nassau, Westchester, Orange, Sullivan, Ulster and Roek- I land, there is a record which shows the final disposition of every case of poliomyelitis. These records will he extended to cover the entire State and when completed will be the most ample one of its kind ever prepared by any state or municipality. The Department now undertakes a series of subsequent clinics. These clinics will be held in approximately the same cities as where first given, in order to provide a comprehensive and complete follow-up system of examin ation. It is expected that upward of two months will be required for the second series of clinics. Examination of the patients is under the direction of Dr. Robert W. Lovett, who is assisted by Dr. Armitage W h i t man, Dr, H. J. Cook and Dr. J. H. Hodgen. In each instance the a ttend ing physician ia asked to attend the clinic and consult with the Department surgeo ns. CHALMERS SIX-30 The Highest-Grade Low-Priced Six-Cylinder Car Built for those who want a thoroughly reliable, powerful, six-cylinder car at a reasonable price. Wanted in every county— in every township— in America. No other car so perfectly fits the needs of many thousands of buyers. It has size, beauty, power. It is economical and dependable. It can he bought at a moderate price. Chalmers Style Chalmers design, finish and accessories always have been beyond criticism. The name of Chalmers stands always for a car of beauty. There is grace and harmony in every line and curve. Chalmers upholstery, tops and trimmings are goodness clear through. No car at a less price approaches its^charm. Few, even at much higher prices equal it. Every Chalmers owner is proud of his car. Chalmers Comfort Smoothly elastic springs—built with costly van adium steel—unbreakable in ordinary use, and unexcelled for luxurious riding. Cushions firm, yet soft as eider down. Wide, ease-inducing seats. Ample room for even the tallest and longest A balance that exquisitely swings with the con tour of the road, yet holds it with a grip of steel. Windshield just right; glove-fitting top and curtains; doors that don’t rattle and joints that don’t squeak. P r e s e n t P rices $1070 1090 Seven (A ll f.o.b. D etroit) Chalmers Performance Scores of gold, silver and bronze trophies adorn the reception room at the Chalmers factory. They were won for speed, for hill-climbing, for endur ance and economy. In 1916 Chalmers cars won in recent events— —Pike’s Peak hill climb—record run from Chicago to New York — famous Giant’s Despair climbing classic—and other convincing road performances. To drive a Chalmers is a constant pleasure. The motor is a giant in velvet clothing—its smoothness and power delight all users. In city-traffic slowness or at arrow-speed along the open road the Chalmers is supreme. Chalmers Economy and Dependability Economy begins with the price of the car. It is needless to pay more than the Chalmers price. Upkeep is satisfyingly low. The car is econ omical of fuel and easy on tires. A Chalmers always can be depended upon to meet any conditions of roads or weather. Concerning Fertilizers Farmers who feel that they must use fertilizers next year may be inter ested in the fact that fertilizer manu facturers are calling attention to the prevalent car shortage which has rap idly been getting worse since Septem ber, Thev say that they cannot guar antee deliverys of fertilizer material in time next Spring if ninety tier cent, of the fertilizer has to be shipped in the congested season of about six weeks as heretofore. It will be impossible for the railroads to furnish the 300,OOU ; cars needed, in the face of the present : shortage of more than 150,000 cars. The manofacturere say that farmers who order their fertilizers early will enable the railroads to move the goods and re-use the cars, and this will bene fit the farmer by assuring him of his ipply of materials before the rush of Spring work and any necessary hauling can be done before the roads get bad in the Spring breakup. Labor costs of hauling are proportionately lower when farm work is not being rushed. For Rent 8 - R o o m House, all improvements, steam heat, on Morris Avenue, in the Bayview section of Freeport. Rent, $ 3 0 per month. Double S t o r e now being erected next to S c h l u t - er’s grocery, on the Merrick Road, size 2 0 x 5 0 , modern in every respect; also living second and third floors! Ready cn May 1. rooms on F o r S a S e Several plots of ground in the Bayview section of Freeport, all with sidewalks and curbs, P e e k - skill gravel streets; at m o d e r a t e prices and easy terms. S p e c i a l inducem e n t to builders. APPLY TO 110 W e s t 3 4 t h St., N. Y. City, or Freeport, N. Y_ For Sale 3 0 lots in $ 1 2 0 each, Lakewood for cash. Park, Baldwin, M u s t be sold. $ 8 0 to EDGAR J A C K S O N Bank Building Freeport Apply to or S T E P H E N P P E T T I T 110 W. 34th Street N e w York City Two-passenger Roadster, Five ** Touring Car, Seven-passenger Touring Car, $1350 Sedan, 1850 ST R A N G AUTO AND 5 and 7 Village Avenue New York Lady and Son Both Now Praise It Mre. Hauaner Tried Taulac After She Had Seen Sen's Relief ‘*1 tried Tanlac because my son had been greatly benefitted by it. Now, lanlac has done what I considered im- poesaible in my case and I want others to benefit by my experience, ” declared Mrs. A. S. Hausner of 104 121st Street, New York City. \1 have had a severe case of rheum atism, a very had stomach and nervous indigestion for three years,” Mrs. Hausner continued/ “ The rheumatic pains extended even to my limbs and 1 could eat but. little and if 1 ate meat or vegetables I suffered with gas and bloating. I was very nervous at all times and could sleep but little. I ran now eat things I haven’t touched in years. Most of the rheum atism pains have disappeared and my nervousness is rauidly improving. Just as 1 said, Tanlac has done what I eeneidesed impossible.\ Mrs. Hausner’s son, Charles Have ner, salesman, whose great benefit from Tanlac led his mother to try the new Master Medicine, has been a suf ferer from stomach trouble for years, he told. *A friend recommended Tanlac to me.” he said, “ iwd I have regained my appetite, slei»p well, uo not suffer GIRLS WANTED as operators on Middie Blouses and Wash Skirts. Steady work in clean, light workroom. Good wages. Will al so take a few learners, and pay while learning. Apply all week. 3 3 Railroad Ave. I. BLOOMENTHAL, Mgr. No Incompetent Printer Should Get a Second Order from You— and He Really Ought Not to Get the First! Select your printer at least as carefully as you would select your tailor—for while your tailor, or clothier, has much to do with your business success, your printer has more to do with it. Before you “tie” up to him, make him show his value to you. _ If hie's the right sort of printer, HE CAN. S SUPPLY CO. Rockville Centre, N. Y. ALSO JAM A I C A A N D R I C H M O N D HILL iormationa have disappeared. Tanlac ia the only thing that hae ever given me relief.” It ia statements like these that have j made Tanlac the moat popular medi- , cine in the world and that have caused j Tanlac to become a household word in , Freeport. Tanlac is now being specially intro- j duced in Freeport at Chubbuck’e drug Store and there is a Tanlac druggist in every Long Island town.
