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That is why England is rich. Money placed in a savings banK is an in vestment safe and sure MaKe yourself independent. One Dollar Starts an sic count l THE FREEPORT BANK Capital, $30,000 Surplus, $75,000 Main Street - - - - - - - - FREEPORT, N. Y- John J. Randall, Preaident D. Wesley Pine. Vice-President William S. Hall, Cashier BOARD OF DIRECTORS Martin V. W. Hall Wallace H. Cornwell John J. Randall William 6. Hall Coles Pettit D. Wesley Pine Harvey B. Smith William E. Colder Smith Cox Daniel B. Raynor William G. Miller Open except legal holidays, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., Saturdays 9 a. to 12 m. Offers facilities and inducements in every department equal to those either the New York or Brooklyn Banks or Trust Companies, and every accommodation consistent with conservative management. Interest at the rate of 3 per cent, paid on time deposits, three months me more. Drafts issued on all parts of Europe. Safe deposit boxes to rent, $6 per annum. Accounts of corporations, companies, societies, etc., solicited. GEORGE MORTON LEVY Attomey-at-Law Rooms 7-9-11 1-7 Railroad A ve Freeport, N. I . SIDNEY H. SWEZEY Counselor-at-Law - 1 ' Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Office, Freeport Bank Building, Residence, North Long Beach Avenue Freeport, N. Y. LEO FISHEL Attorney-at-Law Money to Loan on Bond and Mortgage Freeport, N. Y. MARTIN A. SPRINGSTEBD Attorney and Counselor-at-Law 6 Atlantic Ave. Lynbrook, N. Y. JOHNSON & JOHNSON Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law 47 Railroad Ave., opp. Depot Freeport, N. Y. Telephone, 355 Freeport Photo / y 1 \. St. C. A. That “baseball follow s the flag\ la a statem ent long accepted as a fact by the sport lovers of America. In truth, the national pastime of the United States has found favor In every country in which it has been played by our men-at-arms. The picture shows a group of French “kiddies\' coached by a “Y\ secretary and encouraged by som e of Uncle Sam's doughboys, taking a first lesson In baseball. From July to December of last year the Y. M. C. A. shipped 11,223 cases of atheletic goods, valued at $1,248,854, for the use of the American fighting forces in France. GOWDY WOULD LEAVE THIS HUN REALIZED PALACE FOR DIAMOND GERMANY WAS BEATEN EDWARDS & BODE • Law vers Rooms 1 to 7 1-7 Railroad Avri. Freeport, N. Y. SWEZEY & WILSON Attorneys-at-l.aw Freeport Bank Building Freeport New York A NEW STOVE? Our shipm e n t arrived so late, owing to freight conditions, th a t we are selling them at It will Cook S t o v e s at . . $ 3 5 Heaters from $ 1 0 to $ 1 9 pay you to com e and look over our stock COME IN AND SEE US ARTHUR WH1TEHOUSE 91 SOUTH MAIN STREET Hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc. Stoves and Repairs Telephone Freeport 384-w or call and see u TO OUR CONSUMERS The Natienal Council of Defense and the Federal Reserve Board request that the people of the country pay their bills promptly ad that money may be kept in circulation AS A HELP TOWARDS WIN NING TUB WAR. Ae a Public Utility company we are compelled to pay CASH for all material need la the manufacture ef gas. We cannot do this and centlaa# to fam ish gas to our consumers during these critical times, anlees ear eeeeemsrs co-operate with ns aad pay their Mila promptly. Every baaiaesa man and every patriotic citizen knows that this la a reasonable reqaeet on ear part and we trust that our consumers will accept it hi the spirit in which it is given. The Nassau & Suffolk Lighting Co. GEO. MAC DONALD, President Hempstead Rockville Centre Freeport Mineola To all who have commissioned us to serve them we have rendered a tactful, diplomatic ceremony. W e furnish burials of beautiful dignity. W e will carry out your plans in a faithful manner. C. A. FULTON, Undertaker and Embalmer Telephone 337 Freeport 51 West Merrick Road :: :: :: :: :: FREEPORT, N. Y Telephone, 76 Opp. L. 1. R. R. Depot H1CKSV1LLE, L. 1. Quality Plus Price Equals Patronage That is our formula for secur ing the Monument business of the particular public. We so licit but a chance to show you the characters, workmanship and quality of ourstones—and to quote prices—for we know then that you will place your order with us. Will you give us that chance? Call and see our assortment of several hundred finished Mon uments, Headstones, etc. Granite Survey Posts always on hand. D. & F. SUTTER A Persistent Influence Exerted in Your Behalf Every bit of Printing that goes to serve you makes some KIND OF AN IMPRESSION. Poor printing will leave a poor impression of its user as surely as would poor clothes, a p o o r store or shop or office. GOOD printing will leave upon every mind an impression wholly favorable of its user. Even if but one in a thousand of these “impres sions\ reaHy tips the scales for business, for orders, for you— GOOD PRINTING will have paid itself. You can get it at this office— whether you want a little o f it or a great deal. NASSAU COUNTY REVIEW ON THE TROLLEY LINE TELEPHONE 8 (N e branch office and ne connection with any other concern) Review Building FREEPORT, N. Y. Paris, Feb. 10.—At the “front\ hard ships have given place to soft ships, ac cording to all reports reaching Paris. Consider the case of Color Sergeant Hank Gowtiy of H eadquarters' Com pany In the Ohio Regiment, Rainbow Division, the lirst professional base ball player to volunteer for services with the American fighting forces, who recently nestled in a somewhat Insufficient Indenture of a hillside near Exermont. He now occupies, with a senior color sergeant, a suite of rooms In a Rhineland palace. Hank never had such rooms before, even after he and the other Boston Braves won the world’s championship. Pictures sent back by Y. M. C. A. secretaries, who a few weeks ago had no huts save the packs on their backs, now show them entertaining dough- , boys with all the comforts of a rail- j lionalres’ club. By way of illustra tion there is Sergeant Gowdy In his ' Rhine palace. The fittings there are perfect, from silken coverlids and a chaise-longue to a Jeweled bedside lamp. The only thing that worries Sergeant Gowdy now Is a guidebook which says that “the Seven Hills were placed there by the Giants.\ “It didn’t happen when I knew them,” he says. Sergeant Gowdy's favorite reading, however, Is not guidebooks, but a set of clippings quoting General March as saying that all big league baseball players will be recalled from service In time for Spring training. With this set of clippings Hank Is able to pass away whole hours, perfectly contented. Gifts of cigarettes and chocolate from Y. M. 0. A. men, the loudest euthusi- ( asm of newly arrived doughboys over the luxurious quarters they have found waiting them, fall to rouse Hank from his lethargic state. The Inside facts of the matter are that Sergeant Gowdy Is all fed up on whlz-bangs and shrapnel shells and palaces and castles and. In the midst of what some would call delights, can not help yearning for something with a real thrill In It—the crack of a bat, for Instance. Hank would Jump a t the chance to trade bis present abode— Jeweled bedside lamps and all—for a three room flat overlooking the Boston ball lot. DR. W. G. SMITH Dentist Office and Residence: West M errick Road Freeport, N.Y. ’Phone 85-R With the American Army, Ander- nach, Germany, Feb. 10.—How a Ger-'j raua cafe proprietor was forced to abandon the sale of beer to the fra us and heirs of the village so that he could serve hot chocolate to the American soldiers as they march ed by on their way Into Germany is one of the stories of the advance of the Thirty-second Division. It hap pened at Andernach. C. P. Kelpman, ' a Y. M. C. A. secretary attached to the Division, could find no convenient place In the village from which to serve hot chocolate to the men as they tramped by, worn out from their long march. Then he came upon a cafe admirably situated by the roadside. But the H err Bartender and proprietor at first refused to exchange the Joys of drawing deep foamed beer for the milder thrill of pouring hot chocolate for the men in khaki. “Neln, neln I\ he remonstrated dis dainfully. \It Is beer I serve. Helse chokolade—that Is a drink for old wo men I” \I guess you didn’t get me,\ the Y. M. C. A. man told him. \The Ameri can soldiers want hot chocolate. And the American soldiers have got to have what they want.\ H e rr Bartender said no more. Si lently he poured the choeolate made by the Y. M. O. A. man, and with .res ignation he accepted the small fee that he was permitted to charge. But there was a melancholy and a medlta- v n 'r r r 'i r ™ r-n u n iT n u e t!ve look In his eyes. It seemed to oc- Pursuant to nn on')(,r „f ‘ HON. cur to him for the first time that when LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of a man could be torn from beer pour- the County of Nassau, notice is here- Ing thus. It must be that Germany had by given to all persons having claims been beaten In the war I against -------------------- —• Edward Smith Y M P A FIT! F H I i m p late the Town of Hempstead, in the I . ivi. V . A . r U L r ILLHNCi | said county, deceased, to present the AFTER-WAR TASK same with the vouchers thereof, to the _____ | subscriber the administrator of the _ goods, c h a ttels and credits of said de- The war work of the Y. M. C. A. has ceased, a t his place of transacting been a gigantic task, but the “peace business a t the office of Sidney H. work\ is to be even bigger, both In Swezey, Freeport, New York, on or Europe and the United States, if the before the 10th day of August next, need of American troops for relaxation Dated, Mineola, N. ^ J a n u a r y 18, and amusement during the period of 1919- demobilization Is to be m e t LeRO\ SMITH, Figures Just compiled by the Eastern qm M c.v „ q w f F y A(lm,nlstrator' Depariment show that since the am is- SI? K e” Vor Administrator, DR. G. S. SMALLWOOD Osteopath New York Office: 110 West 34th - c. Daily 9:30-3:30 except Wed.end Sat. Freeport, L. I. 69 Wallace S t Evenings by Appointment Rhone 669 Freeport DR. A. H. HAMMOND Dentist Room 4 Freeport Bank Building Telephone, 323-W H A F F & 3 6 0 JAMAICA, N. Y. THE DOUGHBOY, NOT THE “Y,” WAS WRONG Freeport Bank Building, Freeport, N. Y. John J. Randall President Beaver Board Bishopric Stucco Board Plaster Board John J. Randall, Jr. Vice Preeideat L F. WUlets Secretary COMPANY Ernest S. Randall Treasurer Long Beach Avenue and >1: - , ■ ? • , JOHN J. RANDALL Lumber and Building Materials Doors, Sash, Trim, Brick, Cement, Lime, Builders' Hardware, Paint Office, 15 North Long Beach Avenue t e l e p h o n e . F R E E P 0 R T , K Y - a. Lally Columns Galv. Pipe and Fittings Metal Lath 525 Freeport The doughboy's lordly Indifference to French money—for he simply would not bother to lesrn about francs and centimes—was one of the prime reasons for the accusation that the T. M. C. A. overcharged In Its can teen service In France. Stories are now coming back to the United States which show that because the Ameri can soldier thought In American money while the Y. M. C. A. dealt in French money misunderstanding.- arose, and the “Y\ suffered criticism In consequence. In appearance the French franc looks much like the American quarter, and unconsciously one feels that It should have the same purchasing pow er. Its actual current value, however, Is about seventeen and one-half cents. When used In a T. M. O. A. canteen to purchase a standard article whose pre-war price had been ten cents, and to whose Increased cost the “T\ was forced to add five cents for ocean transportation. It yielded the soldier ao little change that unless he took all the facts Into consideration he felt he was being robbed. Also, whpn a doughboy read the price of an apple, for example, as “25 eta.\ and thought that the T. M. O. A. was charging him a quarter, he had quite a right to feel abused—until he remembered that \cts.\ Is the French abbreviation for centimes and tljat twenty-five centimes equals five cents. Often he didn't remember, however, and that Is one reason why Uie Y. M. C. A. has been said to overcharge. tlce was signed “Y” service among sol diers and sailors In New York, New Jersey. Maryland, District of Colum bia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia j and West Virginia has made an enor NOTICE TO CREDITORS mous Jump, and with these figures as Pursuant to an order of HON. a basis the Eastern Department has LEONE D. HOWELL, Surrogate of set out to provide more and more s e rv-1 the County of Nassau, notice is here- ice for the troops until the difficult pe- by given to all persons having claims riod of readjustment Is entirely over, against The month following the armistice ' late of S ^ T o w ^ o M Iem p s tead, m the the the attendance at “Y\ buildings in « • ? \ 7 ” n ..t- Ing an Increase of 184,625 over the subscriber the administrator of the subscriber the administrator month preceding. In the huts the most goods, chattels and credits of said de- spectacular Jump was, perhaps, In the ceased, at his place of transacting business at the office of Edwards i Bode, Freeport, New York, on or be- of June next. Dated, Mineola, N. Y., November fore the 15th d; Dated, 29, 1918. LOUIS LAKE, Administrator. EDWARDS A BODE, Attorneys for Administrator, 1-7 Railroad Ave., Freeport, N. Y. amount of money orders sold by the \Y.” The increase here was $558,- 645.78 over November, and the total was $742,556.28. In December there were 154 more lectures given under the direction of the “Y” than In November, with a total of 820 daring the month, or 200 a week. library rim latloa la the huts also was quickened by the armistice; 87,878 more books wars giv en out In Detember than hi tfrrwtiiM Free motion picture exhibitions giv en by the Y. M. O. A. had their “peak\ month In December, when the n ember of shows was Increased by 409, the at tendance by 122,467 and the number of feet of film used by 1,968,000. The to tals were 2,504 exhibitions, 1,821,465 In attendance and 12,628,000 feet ef film used. Entertainments famished free to men In uniform In \Y\ buildings were attended by 320,944 more men than were those given In November. An additional 1T6 entertainers were book ed at these shows and 281 more shows were staged than during the previous month, making a total of 750 enter- am™. l.m nKruluma ad UJ»-1 pj-jmlj L Hack Co. General SHEET METAL WORKS Cornice*, Gutters, Roofing Leaders, Painting, Sky lights, Repairing Office Telephone Residence Telephone 492 Freeport 60 Wantagh 094 In attendance. Capable of Anything. Almost everything hns been laid to diseased teeth except murder; and one never can tell what might he the outcome of Jumping toothache.—St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Dally Thought. Every one Is the son of his works.—Cervantes. Keeping Cut Flowers. Most kinds of cut flowers will keep for a long time If they are completely Immersed In water. Place the blossoms In bowls of water every night, and take them out and rearrange them In the morning. The flowers will often sppear as fresh as tf they had been newly gathered.—Popular Mechanics res 76-80 Henry Street Freeport, N. Y. Fire Escape*, Folding Gate*, Railing* and Wire Screen* for Partition* and Windows , i Heating and Ventilating „ - ; : S S
