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» T O M A e « P ® TROUBLE Weekly Health Talk Nd. 20 By Carl P. Nelson, D. C. Ph. C. a pursuer.t to judgment d o r r t r M i r j sou Coeety, New T o r i, ou m u y , t a t lftii day of Sap torn her, ISIS, at IS * # o'eloek to the forenoon of th a t day the leads and urem l.es In said judgment directed to he sold and thereto described aafoU o w e j _ All thoee plot, of land wKh t t t Improve m e n t. thereon, sit mate at Sea ring ton. nee. Albertson Station. Nassau County end 8tat< of JNew York, bounded and deeerlbed as fol \B w d r i FIB8T PAHCBL: Beginning a t a point _ rased by the tnteraectlon of the eneterly Side of the Highway to Brnriek’s Pend with tbo southerly side of the Highway to T' b u r y ; running thence south, eighty-ntai degrees forty (4S1 minutes east, aloni Highway to Wes#burx, nineteen hundred and ....................^ hundredths ( i m . - tote of Townsend Albertson: thence south o n e ^ U degroe^ifty- said Albertsoa eleven hundred and Sfty-tw e and thirty-six one-hundredths (11H - feet to other land of Townsend Alberts thence north eighty-eight (98) degi thirty-tw o (88) minutes west along i lend of Albertson three hundred and forty- one and eighty-eight one-hundredths d 841.88 ) feet to a point; thenee north eighty-eix . 1 ) degrees fifty (88) min utes w est still along said land two hundred The American nation is known as a race of dyspeptics. Stomach trouble is Uncle Sam ’s middle name. The Turk who came over to do a vaudeville turn, said it was because Americans drank ice w a ter instead of hot,coffee, as the Turk does, even in the intense heat of summer. A good many other reasons equally as fantastic have been given. But the fact rem a ins th a t the strong stom ach digests food. Some are able to eat anything and seemingly suffer no ill effects from shameful eating. Oth ers are tied to crackers and- milk' or “ baled hay” and cream. Nearly everyone is familial; with the symptoms, even if the trouble has not been experienced since “green ap ple” days. There is a sharp pain, a dragging sensation, nervousness, bel ching of gas, bad breath, and a gen eral feeling of heaviness in the neigh borhood of the stomach. Nothing eaten seems to “agree.” When the chiropractor makes a spinal analysis of a case suffering from stomach trouble, he invariably finds displacement of the joint of the backbone between the shoulder blades, known among chiropractors as the “stomach place\ joint. Adjustments a t this point remove the cause of the stomach trouble and the most stub born cases are corrected. H AD STOM ACH TROUBLE — FIFTEEN YEARS “I suffered with stomach trou ble for fifteen years until I finally was completely run down. con sulted a specialist but got only tem p o rary relief. I took adjust ments from a chiropractor and for nearly two years have been any such troubles.” Mo< utes w est still along i and twenty end fort; <218.44) ' feet ^ to ro?nuU\« West along land now or formerly of 'G. A. Prletsche one hundred end ninety- eight (188) feet to e point; thenee north eighty-five (88) degrees twenty-eight (88) seinutes west still along said land of Frietsche five hundred and ninety-two and sixty-eight one hundredths (581.88) feet to enother point: thenee north eighty-five (86) degrees twenty (28) minutes land of unknown owners fourteen and forty-eight (414.48) feet to the Highway Pond; thenee north eight (8) di ty-tw o (22) minutes \west along said i hundred and sixteen and four one.hundredthe pint; thence north thirty-eight (28) weet along font hundred and one hundredth* to H e rrick's Cockroaches win ■occtraib to sodium fluorid or to pyre thrum powder placed about their hiding places and rap- ways. The pyremrum powder must be fresh and pare. — When the housekeeper has learned how to cease worrying about the thtn* not done she baa added yearn to her life. ______ The fireless cooker ia now one of the recognised conveniences at the kit chen. The State College at Ithaca, N. Y., will tell yon how to make one. Did you ever use a nutcracker as a wrench? Try it the next time you hare a screw-top can or bottle that /Won’t yield to other mthods. Adhesive planter is one of the best household menders, especially for all sorts of rubbers. A housewife who keeps it handy says it has as wide a range of uses as the versatile harpin. As far as personal gain is concerned, thriftiness is as important now as it was during the darkest days of the war. twi Hi| Igh 14) min- wey two hui dred end twelve end nineteen one-hui dredths (212.18) feet: thenee north no d (frees twenty-six (26) minutes weet still along said Highway two-hundred and thirty- six and seventy-two one-hundredths (286.72) feet to the point or place of beginning. Con taining about 47.8742-10000 acres. SECOND PABCEL; Bounded end de- crlbed ee follows: Beginning way elx hundred and sixteen am seven one-hundredths (414.77) feet north four (4) degree* fifty-six (i« ) utes weet still along said Highway tw ind twehre end (212.18) feet scribed es follow s : B eginning a t a p o in t on th e w e s terly side o f th e H ighw a y to H e r ric k 's Pond a t a po in t d i s ta n t five hu n d red and th r e e and fo r ty - tw o o n e - h u n d redtl (6 0 8 .42) feet so u th e rly from th e , »out w e s terly co r n e r o f said H ighw a y to He rick 's Pond add th e H ighw a y to L i t tl e Neck, and which p o in t Is also th e so u th e r ly b o u n d a r y of th e pro p e rty conveyed by th e p a r t y e f th e second p a r t to one, K o h lm a n : ru n n in g th e n c e so u th e rly eig h t (8 ) degrees tw e n ty -fiv e (25) m inutes ea s t along H i g h w ay to H e rrick 's Pond five hundred an d six ty - n i n e and sev e n ty - f o u r one-h u n d red th s (6 6 9 .74) fe e t ; th e n c e so u th ten (1 0 ) d e grees th i r t y (8 0 ) m inutes east along said H ighw a y one hundred and fo r ty - n in e and fo r ty - n in e o o e - h u n d redthe (140.49) fe e t ; th e n c e so u th eig h t (8 ) degrees tw e n ty -fiv e (2 5 ) m in u tes ea s t still along said H ig h w a y tw o hu n d red and tw e n ty-one and se v e n ty - six o n e - h u n d red th s (221.76) feet to land now o r late of Isaac U. H o rsefleld th e n c e so u th elx ty - th r e e (6 8 ) degrees th r e e (8 ) m in u tes w e s t along said lan d , o f H o rsefleld one hundred and sixteen and, six teen one- h u n d r e d th s (116.16) feet to an an g le; t h e n c e so u th sev e n ty - o n e (71) degrees th i r t y - f o u r (8 4 ) m in u tes w e s t still along said lan d o f 'H o r s e fleld th r e e hundred and fifty - th r e e and ten o n e - h u n d red th s (868.10) feet to a n a n gle in said land o f H o rsefleld; th e n c e n o r t h eig h t (8 ) degrees fo r ty - s ix mine alo n g said land o f H o rsefleld two and fo r ty - th r e e and fifty -fo u r o n e - h u n d r e d th s (243.64) fe e t ; thence n o rth seven (7 ) degrees th i r t y - s i x (86) m inutes w e s t still along said land five hundred and en ty and sev e n ty - th r e e one-h (6 7 0 .78) 8 ) feet to an angle g le In said 1 free from Mrs. A rthur such loore. NO CHARGE There is no charge for consultation Carl P. Nelson Doctor of Chiropractic u n d r e d th s thei 7 0 .7 fe e t to a n a n in said la n d ; t h e n c e uu tth h eighigfcty ty -aev-sevei e n (87) degrees fo r ty (4 0 ) landand of said H o rsefleld and eig h ty - f o u r outhu so e m in u tes w e s t along l tw o h u n d red and fo r ty - s ix an o n e - h u n d red th s ^(246.84) fe e t; thence so th eig h ty - n in e (84)) degrees tw e n ty-ftve (2 5 ) m in u tes w e s t two hundred and six ty - tw o and th i r t y - f i v e one-hund u n dre red th s (262.85) fe e t al- TH ‘ ----- ‘o le In ir ty - f iv e one -h so along lan d of H o rsefleld to an an g l said lan d ; th e n c e n o r th th irty-fl -fiv e (8 6 ) de- s fo r ty - fiv e (46] Ith s (262.8 lefie ld t a ilrty gre e s fo r ty - fiv e (4 6 ) m inutes w e s t stffT along land of said H o rsefleld th ree h u n d red and eig h ty (380) fe e t m o re o r less to th e so u th e r ly boundary of prem ises h e r e to fo re conveyed by th e p a r ty of t h e second p a r t to one, K o h lm a n ; thence easterly along said land conveyed to Kohlm an to th e p o in t o r place o f beginning. TO G E G E T H E R w ith all th e rig h t, title and ist of th e p a r ty o f th e first p a r t I f , In and to th e H ighw a y to H e rrick’s Pond and th e H ighw a y to W e s tbury in fro n t of an d ad jo in in g said premli B e ing th e sam e prem ises w h ich w e re con- l to said W illiam H. M o fflitt R e a lty Id G u s tav be >mpany by th e sale id w ife by deed del j ' ^ l h a t th e propert; 84 Church St., Freeport u7nthmVame Clerk': Hours, 10-12 A. M., 1-6 P. M. Monday, Wednesday, Friday FO R SALE A T FREEPORT Twenty-two acres, bam, sheds, dock, etc. Apply Local A g ents or W ALTER V. BISHOP 440 4th Ave. New York A. F reitech e ,d intended to w ith th e said being a p u r - age and given to secu re >ns it e r a ti o n in said deed rope rty hereinbefore described prem ises described in tw o cer- aps on file in th e N a s sau C o u n ty s office and know n as M aps Nos. 2 and o f N a s s a u H e ights situ a ted a t M ineola, L. I., N a s s a u C o u n ty, N. Y. £ d , recorded*1? sim u rtg a g e . Said m o rtgage ise m o n ey m o rtgag e an d p o r tio n of th e Making the well as convenient a t e attractive as tens the daily E x c e p tin g th e refrom th e following lo t s : On Map No. 2, Lots, 408, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 411, 462. 468. 476, 480, 602, 620, 521. 621, 675, 670, 677, 878. On M ap No. 8. Lots 611. 612, 612, 614, 615, 616, 611, 618, 619, 620, 621. 622. 628, 624, 648, 644, 646, 646, 647, 648, 649. 660, 662, 863. 664, 606, 686, 667, 668, 669, 670, 671,- 672, 078, 686, 686, fl8T. 688. 689, 690, 691, 692. 702, 708, 704, 706, 706, 707, 788, Yes—Some Good Print ing Costs Too Much, To! IVe the name a» with other things. The temptation to charge “■tiff prices\ for high class things, or high class service, is al ways natural. Bat it’s not al ways justifable—not even usual ly. For In all artisanship nowa days the standard ia higher—the doom of the commonplace Is pro nounced. So that, an to printing, high grade work Ip not apt to coot joo more than It’s WORTH; still. S —\ can pay more for It at some 797.* 798, 887, 838, 889, 840, 841, 842, 846, 840, 899, 900, 074, 975. 976, 977, 978, 978, 980, 981, 982. 983, 984, 986, 981. 987, 988. 689, 990, 991, 992, 1004, 1005, 1004, 1007, 1008, 1009, 1010. 1011. 1012, iei3 , 1014, 1016, 1016, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1020, 1021, 1058, 1059, 1060, 1061, 1062, 1068, 1088, 1089, 1090, 1091, 1092, 1008, 1146, 1146, 1147, 1148, 1149.. 1160, 1161, 1162. 1168, 1154, 1156, 1166, 1167, 1168, 1169, 1167, 1168, 1184. 1186, 1211, 1212 kteo. BEIN G th e eam e prem ises described ee- a certain m a p en titled \M a p No. 2 of N s e e a n H e ig h ts s i tu a t e d a t M ineola, L. L, N a s e e e ” unty. N. Y., P ro p e r ty of Wfll . N . Y „ P ro p e r ty o f W i elty Co.. N e e. 166 an d 16 lam H. Met- 17 Broadway, J. Is :y. surveyed by Cornelius J . I s Surveyor, January 16, 190S,” to tae office of the Clerk e f iltjr Sur- iiiuary 1906,\ and dmlj filed in th e ice of the Clerk of Naeeeu County ee and by the lot iti ' 681 to 616, both In clusive,lelve, 6if.26 too 4H2.41. betaoth Inehselve,nehselve. 66161 too 661, beth ........................... ive, 8988 others—and a - Nassau County Review On the Trolley Line TELEPHONE 8 s X w i . . FKBBPOKT, N. T. No. 8 at N a s s e e Height* situated neole. L. I., Nassau County, N. Y„ Prop- y of William H. Muffltt E n tity Co.. Nos. 65 and 167 Broadway. New T e s t City, eur- syed by Cornelius J. L. Lynch. Clt _ ■PmUBkted C o u n ty . N . Y „ Pi fltt R e a lty Co. New York Clt; Lynch. C ity S u rveyor, Jan u a r y and d u ly filed in th e office of th e Clerl N a s s a u C o u n ty as and by the lot numbere 404, 412 to 461, both inclusive, 464 to 47S, both Inclusive, 481 to 619, both Inclusive, 626 to 674, both inclusive. 679 to 699, bo th inclusive. ALSO on a certain seam entitled \H e p No, 8 of \ M ineola. L. I., ] e r tj 166 veyed by Con veyof. Jni Office o by th e 6 inclusive.*10*6/01 87474 tw 684.14. bothoth tortusnelue- 0 781. both Inclusive, 718 to 7 ie. ---- to 181. bothth Inehirtvst Inahre. 787 to 171. both I. both Inclusive. 788 tw 781, both Inclusive. 799 to 88S, both inclus ive. 848 and 944. 847 to 898, both tortuo- Ivc. 991 to 9hSs both iwclnelve, 918 to ST«. both In c lu s iv e 981 in 1998, both Inclusive, 1989 t o 1981. both Inrtnslvu, 1984 to 1991. both inclusive, 1994 to 1144, both tortae- ive. 1181 tw net, both inclusive, 1149 te l i s a , bo th Inclusive. 1194 te 1814, both te- SAMUEL JONES WAOSTAFF. WATSON. EBISTKLLER a SWIFT, A ttorneys for Plain tie. „ Office and Post Office Address. < t * b I 4 t 1, bo t 1 4 tw 4 b I 9 to 781. bo th Inclusive. 718 to 7 8 k inclusive, 189 to 181. b o Inclusive, S t WflHaan Street. Borough of Manhattan City of New York. N. X. E x a m iners Wanted ON GLOVES Light, Clean Work Steady Employment APPLY JULIUS KAYSER& CO. North Park Avenue Rockville Centre Piano T v All makes of Pianos and Play- er-Pianoa tuned, regulated and repaired at City Prices. old pianos equal to new. 24 years of practical piano ex perience guarantees you abso lute satisfaction. overhauled, m r. Estim a te s F: This being the proper season to have pianos tuned it would be well to phone or mail your order at once. Freepert and Surrounding Territory at City Prices Alfred A. Bitter 12 Centre Avenue, South Lynbrook Phoee, LjvLlek 8U0-W Purs s e n t te ee ords ■ P p f e ' lei* ef the to w n a t ceeety, deceased, to .............................. d. e geode, chattsie ewd a t said deceased, a t He ___ _ av ta e e s a t the effiee at THOMAS N. KIN te tlie eaffi present the ease* with to the subscriber* the MORTON LEVY. 3EORGE MOOT Attorney for 1 1-7 Railroad A Freeport. N. Y. ^ t o M w . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant t e an order of HON. LEONE to HOWELL, aurm ewte a t the Couety of N a s sau. notice Is hereby given to ail having claims against L a u ra E. W hitman late of •the Town of Hemsataed, in the said y, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, te the stsHseriber the ter of th e laat WU6 and Testament ef executor o f th e la a t W said deeeaaed. a t his piece at trse n iH a g business a t hie office, corner Merrick R e e l end Chureh Street, Freeport, New York, ee a t before the 16 th day of November n e x t Dated. Mineola. N. \ - ---------- hffi. M. Y„ April 96, 1919 HARRT G. CLOOKr NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON LEONE to HOWELL. Surrogate of the County of Nas sau. notice la hereby having claims against P R . . - - R L : , - . P P P late of the Town of Hempstead, in the said 99 ' the cut the eame with the eubecriher the ee lam ent at ■transaetto* vouchers thereof, to th e eul utor of the last Will end T< deceased, a t his place of irtneee a t the office of Sidney o - — , . ■report, New York, on or before the tenth y of December n e x t Dated, Mineola. N .'Y .. May 24, 1919. JOHN D. CORNELIRNELIUB, SIDNEY H. SWEZEY, Attorney for Executor. Freeport Bank Building, rt, N. Y. Executor. N< nt HOWELL,WELL, seu, notice having clal1ms OTICE* TO CREDITORS Pursuan t to an order of ] D Surrogate of the Comaty HON LEONE to lo u of Nas given to all person: , egsimet NeDa Bergen Hopper (otherwise known es Ellen 0. Hopper) late of the Town of Hempstead, In the s: county, deceased, to present the same wi the vouchers thereof, to the aubeeriher t administrator of the goods, chattels and credits which were of said deceased, at hie piece ef transecting business a t the office of Samuel B. Hamburger, 2 Rector Street, New York City, on or before the 15th December next. Dated. Mineola. N. Y.. May 27. 1919. MARK A. REARDON, Administrator. SAMUEL B. HAMBURGER, Attorney for Administrator, 2 Rector Street. M anhattan. New York City. HO havli NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of HON. LEONE D. DWELL Surrogate of the County of N hereby given to all against N a s - LL, Surroga te otice is hereb; claims againsl Alice May Kopp late of the Town of Hempstead, to the said county, deceased, to present the eame with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber the administrator of the goods, chattels York, next. _ ________ ________ administrato r of th e goods, chattels aad credits which were of said deceased, a t hie place of transacting buelneei a t the office of George Morton Levy, Freeport, New on or before the 10th day of November Dated, Mineola, N. Y- April 16, 1919. HOWARD CHARLES KOPP, A d m inistrator with the Will Annexed. IEORGE MORTON LEVY, Attorney for Administrator, 1 -7_ Railroad Avenue, Freeport, N. NOTH P u r s u a n t to HOW E L L , S u nro ONE D. of N se- TO CREDITORS ord e r of HON. LEO r g a t e of th e C o u n ty sau. notice le hereby given to all having claim s ag a in e t John G. Deubert late of th e Tow n of H e m p s tead, to th e said county, deceased, to p r e s e n t th e sam e with here th e r e oif, f , too thh e aubacriberaubaeribers th e ex ecutors o f th e said t t e a last W ill and Testae ised, a t th e i r place of tran s a c tin i a t th e office of F. P. T rautm a n , 181 N a s sau S treet, New York City, on o r be fore t h e first day of M arch next. Dated, M ineola, N. Y.. A u g u s t 12, 19197 E M IL S. DEU B E R T . JA C O B DEU B E R T , W ILLIA M J . W IN K L E R , „! F. P. TRAUTM AN . A ttorney fo r E x e c u tors, 182 N a s s a u S tr e e t, M a n h a ttan, New Y o rk C ity. NOTICE TO CREDITORS P u r s u a n t to an o rd e r o f HON. LEONE to HOW E L L , S u r r o g a te of t h e C o u n ty o f Nas sau, notice le h e r e b y given to all persons having claim s a g a i n s t Edwin H. VanRIper late of t h e Tow n o f H e m p s tead, In th e said county, deceased, to p r e s e n t th e eam e w ith th e vouchers th e reo f, to th e subscriber th e executor of th e le s t W ill an d -T e s tam e n t of said deeeaaed, a t his place of tran s a c tin g business a t th e office of Jo h n s o n * Johnson, )rt, New Y o rk, on o r before th e first Y„ A u g u s t 14, 1919. W ILLA R D F. VAN R IPER , S Udee F reeport, New Y day of M arch ne: Dated M ineola, JOHNSON * JOHNSON, Attorneys for Executor, 47-49 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Telephone, Opp. L. 1. R. R. Depot H1CKSV1LLE, L. i Quality Plus Price Equals Patronage That is<wr 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 our stones—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 is right at our door, only 50 min utes from Manhattan, where there is one o f the finest ocean beaches and boenftralks in the world, and where profit-making opportunities are equally as great a s ip Atlantic r G t y years a g o . LONG BEACH w ith its miles of Boardwalk, hun dreds of handsome houses and at tractive bungalows. The Estates of Long Beach have authorized me to liquidate for whatever they may bring, to sell for whatever the public may see fit to pay at Absolute Auction 70 New Bungalows AND 1100 LOTS Directly on Ocean and Boardwalk and in the Heart of Long Beach N e a r the Big Hoteto, the Atlantic Ocean, Railroad Station, New Yacht Club (under conatruction), the Channel and the Proposed New Bridge. TOMORROW, AUG. 30th At 2:00 P. M., on the premieee, an<* rain or shine, under tent. LABOR DAY, SEPT 1st This is a unique sale, to be held a t the end of the seashore season, a t a tim e th a t is not advantageous to the owners, the E s tates of Long Beach, who have spent over $16,000,000 on miles of boardwalk and hundreds of hous es and bungalows in floing th e ir part to make Long Beach New York’s prem ier Ocean front resort and all-year residence section. LIBERAL TERMS 60% may remain on m ortgage 3 years a t 5,/i% . Title policies free from Title G uarantee and T rust Co. Send for Bookmap 31 Nassau SL, New York City. Telephone Rector 6500 JOSEPH P. D AY , Auctioneer. You Can Beat “The Big 5” BE YOUR OWN PACKER 6 We are HEADQUARTERS for Canning Supplies — —-----Ideal Jars, Quarts, $1.20 Doz. x ' Ideal Jars, Pints, $1.10 Doz* Mason Jars, Q ts., $1.05 Doz. Mason Jars, Pts., 95c Doz. Jelly Glasses, 55c Doz. Hall Canners Canning Racks A ll the necessities and conveniences Come— let us show you t Jelly Strainers thf : h a r d w a r e m a n Arthur Wliifehouse PHONE. 3 8 4 • w FREEPORT, N V Are j o b going to BUILD? If so, LET US FIGURE ON THE MA TERIAL Wt caa supply yea at FIGURES. LUMBER and Building Materials Timber, Siding, S togies, Doers, Sash, Trim, Brick, lime, Ccmcat, Builders’ Hardware aod Paiat WHEN SPRING OPENS btiMing of all to d s will start with a rash. Get yew orders hi shape so we coa make prompt J - M ____ 2 __ aenwenes. J. RANDALL CO. 15 NORTH LONG M ACH AVENUE, FREEPORT, L L i m : '• ■ ■ - A
