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Soldiers Welfare Association The - BehHers Welfare Association acknowledges with tHmks'the latest donations to the Soldiers and Sailors Club: Miss Grace Weyant, $6.00 Oliver 8. Fred sail, $6.00 Mra. F. Hamlin, $10.00 G. W. Zimmerman, $5.00 Mra. L. Bender, 6 guest towels, 6 dish towels and 1 large desert bowl. Captain W. Atwood French, 10 Vic- | trola records; 1 framed picture, % brass smoking stand. Honor Day, March 29 (Official Contribution) The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Club House will be officially opened oi) March 29 to honor our heroes of Freeport and surrounding villages of Nassau County who have served, fought and won the victory of this World’s War. This club is under the auspices of the Soldiers Welfare Association of Nassau County and this Association wishes to extend to every man its grateful appreciation of his patriotic service with the American forces whose achievements have made pos sible the glorious victory in the Great War for World Freedom. For the comfort and pleasure of these boys the Association has pur chased a beautiful house at 392 So. Grove Street, Freeport, which is known as the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Club. Membership is free of cost. See the membership com mittee on Sunday, March 23, from 2 to 6 p. m. at the Club House, bring your discharge papers and get yoi membership card, so that you wiil be invited to the festivities on March 29. We hope that every patriotic citi zen will join us in this spirit and put out the Stars and Stripes on March 29 and show honor to these brave lads. Bedell Sells Out Motor Works Daniel Bedell has sold his motor repair and equipment plant, known as the Baldwin Motor Works, Sportsmen’s Canal, to D. E. Welton and E. G. Atterian, both of Brook lyn and formerly electrical engineers with the B. R. T. Miss Helen Unclaimed Letters (Freeport Poet Office) Arms, Mrs. A. N. Brower, Mre. Amy Ann Bradley, Miss Eva Chute, Mrs. Raymond Fife, Mr. Theo. Gillota, Philippine Howler, M. Hoyer, Mattie A. Jarvis, M. Kedenburg, Capt. H. Klein, Mrs. L. H., care Reed Kelly, Mrs. J. J. Luerrson, Mr. J., (4 A. E. F. letters) Mulvanan, Miss I. McGinnis, Mr. George F., care Gen eral Delivery Poet, Mr. Joe. Post, Miss Laura (A. E. F. Letter) Powell, Mrs. Paulin, care Shermon Patrick, Mrau G. T. Pannlil, Edna H. Quirk, Miss Helen (A. E. F. Letter) Rea, Miss Anna Raynor, Mr. George, So. Mam Street Raynor, Mrs. Nellie Raynor, Mrs. C. Raynor, Byron Smith, Harry B. Strugis, J. W' Smalley, Mr. William H. (A. E. F. Letter) Stevens, Mrs. E. Y. Stevens, Mr. C., No. 381 Crocker St. Socialdone, Giuseppe (Foreign) Te$ry, Mr. F. Valentine, John R., care Post Office Wright) Mrs, Henry Winderman, Mrs., 102 Bedell St. |T. BENSON SMITH, P. M. W h i * — ATTENTION! SERVICE MEN Home Service Section, American He j 'S t o s s , wants to notify the sol- itlqrs that have been dis- ‘arged th a lk they are entitle51 to a bonus of syo^LThe men who are be- 9 papers wi]]W-£as arranged for «« to Washington. All p i p e r s should be taken to _ Cross House at Mineola or ... to Mrs. Baron, who will see to . that the men are given receipts and papers are delivered O. K. This is of the utmost importance nd we want the boys to respond as quickly aa possible. MRS. KQdfeftt ft. EA r o n , Chairman Home Service, telephone 922 Freeport. Hose No. 2 Opens New House Hose Co. No. 2 held a “house warm ing” in their new quarters on North Main Street Monday evening, having as their guests the Village Board of Trustees, department arid company officers and Fire Council. A turkey dinner was served, after which short addresses were made by a number of the enests. The completion and occupancy of this house completes the proper hous ing of all the apparatus of the Fire Department except Patrol This building, which is an ornament to that section of the village, is large enough to provide for two pieces of apparatus, although occupied by only one at the present time. It was ob served at the dinner that Hose 2 has always taken an active part in de partment affairs and has furnished the Department three of its best exec utives: Chief R. H. Mayland, de ceased, one of the only two chiefs who served more than two years as such; Chief Walter B. Cozzens, a charter and still an active member of that company, and the Chief under- whose regime the department mAde its first radical departure from the old style of outside fire fighting, and started “going in after ’em.’’ Chief “Billy” Cornell was an able succes sor to these two men, and one of the best executives and hardest workers the Department ever had. Hose 2 was the first company to have a motor hose wagon, this com ing during the incumbency of Roland M. Lamb as Village President. Mr. Lamb, seeing the difficult task of se curing horses and drivers for this company, suggested to the Fire Council that recommendation be made to the Village Board for a mot or apparatus. Recommendation was accordingly made and that apparatus purchased. Hamilton G. King is the present Captain and has been re-nominated for the ensuing year, as have Albert L. Earle, present first lieutenant, and Frank Johns, present second lieuten ant. Their representatives in the Fire Council are Messrs. King and Coz zens, who, department records will show, moved and seconded the propo sition to submit a proposition for $10,- 000 for a pumper for Hose 4. Second Deputy Chief S. Dimon Smith is also a member of this Company. The members have good reason to feel satisfied with their1 past record, and now, properly housed, will con tinue to help Freeport Fire Depart ment make history. WANTED E x p e r ien c e d O p e r a tors O N G e o r g e tte W a ists E x p e r ienced O p e r a tors Make from to $ 2 5 a w e e k and bonus $10 Freeport W aist Co. 34-3 6 Brooklyn Avenue Apply to Mr. G o ldberg on Prem ises dance held by the Bellmqre Auxiliary of the Red Cross on Satur day was a success. The amount real ized was $68. During the week of March 24 to 31 the Red Cross will make a collection of used clothing to be sent to the des- fitute refugees of the devastated countries of Europe. There is urgent need of all kinds of garments for men. women and children. All donations should be left at the home of the chairlady, Mrs. Badenhop. A L O N Z O W . M YERS Expert On Chimney and Kitchen Ventilating General Contractor Ranges, Furnaces, Fireplaces and Chimneys Cleaned and Repaired. Chimneys and Fireplaces Rebuilt and Lined. Roofs Painted. Hotel, City and Country Work a specialty. H»t Air Flues and Pipes Cleaned. 49 Bennington Ave, FREEPORT, L. L . Telephone: 60 Freeport Observer Building Rockville Centre, L. I. Fine Jamesport House FOR SA L E Modern dwelling, five minnies from depot, few minutes from Peconic Bey; near church and school; plot 100x500 feet; barn and garage. DR. H. E. STEVENS Jamespert, L. 1. The writer of this column acknowl edges with thanks an invitation to the Hose 2 house warming Monday evening, which a previous engage ment prevented his accepting. Fire Council The monthly meeting of the Fire Council was held at headquarters on Tuesday evening with every member present. The Chief was appointed a com mittee of one to secure bids on in stallation of gongs and indicators as planned last year. Collector apportioned $253.40 of in surance monies collected among the seven companies. John Gildersleeve was dropped from the roll of Engine 1 and the follow ing from Hose 3: Cornelius Bedell, Carl Darenberg, sr., Herman Gissell, nieodore Gissell, Charles Johnson and William Morrison. Exemption papers were granted to Clarence Trubenback of Hose 2. John W. Southard was approved a§ a member of Hose 1. After this short meeting the mem bers of the Council were the guests of Warden Frank Whaley of Patrol at a clam chowder supper, during which the result of the pumper vote was announced and enthusiastically ,-;ceived. i Ask For Style 2 0 0 0 Tobasco Brown Calf Oxford, Ostend last, medium heel, sewed sole, imitation tip. A model giving slimness and beauty to the foot; easy fitting, yet practical. A gen eral favorite this season. WM. E. CREVO I S E R AT'S 9 5 So. Main St. Freeport, N. Y. Patrol Company Officers Patrol Company No. 1 at its meet ing last Thursday evening nominated the following officers for the ensuing year: Captain, Frank Whaley Bund Stephen L. Pearsall; first lieutenant, George Gissell; second lieutenant, Theodore Mohr and George Seaman; recording secretary, Theodore Mohr; financial secretary, George Gissell and William H. Edwards; warder, Archie Post and Nelson H. Ashdown; treasurer, Archie Post and Nelson H. Ashdown. t o - r e - c o Compound BrewcMti* » 4 « • — t o - r e - c o Medicated Air t o - r e - c o Digestives Petal ie S tee le ee r lo r e TO-RE-CO Redy-Ease Ne pmlm, ■» TO-RE-CO Oil _ Vel— »Beew g w c y P Thank Youl The firemen are specially grateful for the results of Tuesday^ election, when the proposition appropriate $10,000 for the purchase of a pumper for Hose 4 was carried by over a hun dred majority. The Fire Council had considered this proposition for a long time, and when it was finally decided upon, the action, taken a^ a largely attended meeting of the Council, was unanimous. The proposition was im mediately opposed, both by those who, like the Village Board, did not think the necessity existed, and by those who do not favor propositions for the Are department. Notwithstanding this, although it was nearly twice the size of any propoaRion ever asked for apparatus, the taxpayers seemed will ing to trust to the judgment of the Fire Council, and the proposition was carried. It will probably be several months before the specifications are secured, bids received and the engine purchased. H Y M E N E A L j TEEPLB—CRAWFORD The Rockville Centre Observer an nounces a farewell bachelor theatre party given last Friday evening at the Casino, Manhattan, by Oliver J. Teeple, and his marriage to occur the following day to Mias Elisabeth Crawford of Wilmington, Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. Teeple will make their r o A R M A C l | j home in Wibnjngton. ASBESTOS LIQUID PRODUCTS will repair any “OLD” roof, leaks in cellars, on boats, gutters, etc. Gives new covering on paper, felt or composition, gravel, corrugated iron, metal, cement, or concrete and all shingle roofs. WHY TEAR OFF YOUR OLD S H I N G L E S When this will give New Life to them for 10 years. “GUARANTEED.” At one-third the cost. W M . G U E S T Long Island Representative 2 3 Rose . S t r e e t Freeport, N. Y. T e lep h o n e 4 5 2 - W w w m 9 ^ 1 Mam St., near Memck Rd. WERNERS Everything in Meats Don't be misled. We can mil meats of the highest quality any time at comparative price* tn that at which w* are now selling thee. Do net get die impression that because we are new-comers we are selling at or below cost in order to build a bade. L E T U S A S S U R E YOU if yen will take die tronMe te investigate any of onr o iler markets, that ear prices and quality are the n m f in all the ether WERNER MARKETS. B O O S T IT A L O N G Yen want te buy reasonable priced meat, ■ere reasonable we will he able to sell. The larger ear business the Be convinced. THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Porterhouse Steak) J Sirloin Steak Porterhouse Roast j | Prime Rib Roast BEST CUTS Fresh Chopped Beef 30c Corned Spare Rib 10c Corned Beef . . . 18c Smoked Cali. Hams 24c SEE OUR WINDOWS Telephone Your Ordere To 1145 SUPREME COURT, NASSAU COUN- i TY.—Edwin C. vom Hofe, Plaintiff, against Adeline Widmayer, Defend ant. In pursuance of a judgment of fore closure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bear ing date the 4th day of March, 1919, I, the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the front steps of the Nassau County Court House, at Mineola. Nassau County, New York, on the 3rd day of May, 1919, at 10 o’clock in the tore- noon, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein de scribed as follows: ALL that certain plot, piece or par cel of land with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being in the Village of Freeport, County of Nas sau, and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point formed by the intersection of the westerly line of Ocean Avenue and the southerly line of Southside Avenue; running thence southerly along the westerly line of Ocean Avenue one hundred and forty (140) feet; thence westerly at right angles with Ocean Avenue two hundred (200)feet; thence north erly and parallel with Ocean Avenue one hundred and forty (140) feet to the southerly line of Southside Ave nue, thence Easterly and along the southerly line of Southside Avenue two hundred (200) feet to the point or place of beginning, together with all the right, title and interest of the mortgagor of, in and to those por tions of Ocean Avenue and Southside Avenue adjoining said described premises to the center lines thereof. Dated March 17th, 1919, FRANCIS G. HOOLEY, , Referee. RALPH K. JACOBS, Attorney for Plaintiff, 100 Broadway, New York City. ___ ASTHMA Dee’t Suffer TO -RE-C O Compound GIVES COMPLETE RELIEF It has never felled. Alee a wonderful remedy for Bronchitis, Laryngitis, Coughs and nffectioes of the respira tory tract. At this season of the year these troubles are prevalent: Do not let them get the start of you. TO- RE-CO contains noopiates and is meet certain in results. Arcade Pharmacy, Freeport Best All-Drain Pipe Solvent Removes O b structions from Drain and Sewer Pities. Thaw s Frozen Pipes, Stacks, Flush Tanks and Traps. Posi tively will not injure pipes or connections LEE-PA1TERS0N CO- INC. 63 SOUTH STREET N. Y. Distributing Agents for Long Island OPPOSITE “REVIEW OFFICE\ Telephone. 66 67 S. Main Street Telephone 158 CENTRAL MARKET Louis Bender, Prop. FREEPORT, N. Y. Automobile Delivery Oldest Establishment Town A Full Line of City Dressed Beef, Veal and Lamb at the Lowest Market Price Poultry Killed to Order Country Pork a Specialty SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Pork Roasts 32c lb Winter Lamb 32c tb Long Island Veal : : : 30c tb Rib Roast 32c lb Lean Smoked Hams ; : : ; 34c lb SCHLUTER’S Quality, Service and Economy Grocer Week of March 24 to March 29, 1919 Finest Quality of Fresh Creamery B u tter Uneeda B i s c u i t s .................................................................................................7 k W ashington Crisps, Toasted Flakes 8c Q u aker Toasted Corn Flakes 10c Quaker W hite or Yellow Corn Meal, 24 oz package . Snowdrift, Better and Cheaper Than Lard . 50c can, 40c Domino G ranulated Sugar, in Cartons . . . . lb, 10c S a w t a y ................................................ 45c can 35c, 90c can 70c 15c Bottle A. N. & Co. Ketchup 10c CambelVs Baked Beans, in Sauce . . . . 2 for 25c Teco Buckwheat or Pancake Flour . . My W ife's Salad Dressing 10c bottle 9c, 20c b o ttle 15c, 30c bottle 25c CANNED GOODS SPECIAL ancy N. Y. State Apple Sauce No. 2 can 20c, No. 2 1-2 can 30c Early June Peas, Sweet and Tender . Lilly Brand Fancy June Peas . Rose Brand Early June Peas Lilly Brand N. Y. State Corn . Rose Brand N. Y. State Corn 2 1-2 lb Can Sauerkraut Laura Brand Peaches, Sliced , . Tall Can Gold Cross or Borden's Evaporated Milk Sweet Clover, Star, or Magnolia Milk Premier or Blue Ribbon Salad Dressing . L I. Potatoes, No. 2 Size Instant Poshim . 15c can, $1.75 per dozen 20c can, $2.30 per dozen 20c can, $2.30 per dozen 18c can, $2.00 per dozen 18c can, $2.00 per dozen 15c can, $1.75 per dozen 20c can, $2.30 per dozen . 13c 17c . 32c 45 lbs for 75c can, 28c and 45c Fruits and Vegetables Long Island Eggs Choice L. 1. Potatoes Sweet Apple Cider Telephone 635 if you cannot come yourself HENRY C. SCHLUTER Agent for Jellke Good-Luek Butterlne and Nut Butter Cor. Merrick Road and Church St. FREEPORT,|L J. $ 2 .0 0 Orders or Over ■ g
