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■ 8 NASSAU ASSOCIATE TOUR GUIDE READY Tl» 1920 Edition Has Map* and Schednles for Ante Vacation- Hs in Eastern U. S. The Automobile Club of America announces that the*1920 edition of the Associated Tours Guide, which has be come so popular with motorists thru- out the country in past years, is now ready for distribution. Thousands of motorists each year plan to take their vacation by motor ing with their families to some prom inent resort. Some like the country and mountains, others, the seashore, and, with this in view, the Bureau of Tours of The Automobile Club of America has compiled the Associated Tours Guide for the benefit of motor ists in general. The 1020 edition of the Associated Tours Guide displays the same pro gressive improvement, both as to quality and quantity, of road maps and information and in attractive com position and design, that has been re marked each year since the Guide was first published by The Automobile Club of America. v The tours shown in the 1920 Associ ated Tours Guide covers the entire eastern section of the United States and Southern Canada, extending as far west as Chicago and from Mon- TO NASSAU COUNTY City Families Moving Into the Coun try, Declares •’New Bra” Admonitions to go west and grow up with the country are now changed to go east and let your children .grow up out of the city. The urban'coun- ties of Long Island are the natural outlet for the overflow from New York—now tHe world's largest city. Nassau County being the first and nearest county is the big reason for the steady growth of the communities within its confines. Children provide one of the princi pal reasons for moving to Long Island but other reasons are equally import ant. City tax vs are a great propell ing factor in many cases. Transpor tation problems, congestion, the ever- changing character of all city neigh borhoods and unnatural surroundings all combine to bring people to Nassau County. Many developments in suburban territory on Long Island that were considered more or less as jokes but a few years ago are now fully grown up and meccas for homeseekers. What' has transpired during the past ten tweoty years will be doubled in per formance during the next deca4« or two. As the greater city spreads out the Vast acreage of Queens Borough is building U? ?s did that of the Bronx a dozen years ago. *' Although some of the developments in Queens are of a very high charac ter, such as Forest Hills and Kew Gardens, the tendency is toward two- family houses, apartments and dwell ings flattered bv the name of cottage bungalow. Nassau County must Captaral After All Night Hast by Officers—Had Shat Gaa la Her PossessioB Residents of Merrick were startled Thursday by the appearahce of a wo man who flourished a shot gun, and finally took refuge in a swamp. She was finally captured by Constable Jas. Molloy and Motorcycle Patrolman Bert Hope of Merrick and proved to be Mrs. Caroline Baxter, a widow, fifty- five years of age, living in Merrick. She had been wandering about all night and the officers were sent on the case following reports that a wild wo man was running loose in the village, threatening everyone she saw. She was traced for hours and finally corralled in a corner of the swamp. She threatened the officers with the gun when she was finally located and after Constable Molloy had gotten her in his automobile she struggled and tried to strangle him. Drs. H. M. Phipps and William H. Rhame of Freeport examined her and declared her insane. Mrs. Baxter’s husband died two years ago and she Jias been living alone ever since. treal and Quebec to Florida, inclusive. - be on guard against multi-family This year, several additional tours a r e ; house8 and sman dwellings on narrow given, running through the most at- j !ots as thege combine to produce tractive sections of the country. Road j cong ested arears from which arise maps, mileage, ferry schedules and j problems in transportation and sani- other touring directions of interest to Nation, motorists are given. The tours have been rechecked this season by the chief roadman of the Automobile Club of America and the maps brought up- to-date by the Club's map drafting de partment. Motorists who have been using the Associated Tours Guide for several years past declare that it is the most comprehensive, clear and concise mot oring publication obtainable. Copies of the 1920 edition of the Associated Tours Guide may be ob tained by remitting the price, fifty cents, to the Bureau of Tours of The Automobile Club of America, 247 West 54th Street, New York City. BARGAIN—PLOT 150x100 Unimproved Southeast corner Weberfield Ave. and Jessie St., Freeport, L. I. Must sell for estate. Half cash; balance mort gage for one year. Peter Stephen Beck Attorney-at-Law 5 Railroad Avenue FREEPORT, N. Y. Phone 515 BRONCHIAL HEALTH Weekly Health Talk No. 46 By Carl P. Nelson, D. C. Ph. C. When the bronchial passages are in a vigorous st&te of health they throw oft impurities that ordinarily discharge through the bronchial passages eas ily and quickly. Colds and coughs are of short duration. The bronchial tis sues are sensativc, firm and active. In the late influenza epidemic when the victim had weak bronchial reac tion to the poisons given the bronchial passages for discharge, the result was usually fatal. Among influenza patients who developed bronchial pneumonia, the percentage of deaths from ordinary treatment was six out of every ten. Healthful bronchial passages depend upon an undisturbed and full sup ply of nervous energy. There is no known power for throwing off disease and developing health which equals the inherent forces of the body. The cause of nerve interference, or nerve weakness, is displacement of joints of the backbone causing pressure upon the bronchial nerves. This pressure is removed by chiropractic spinal adjustments. AS WELL AS EVER “I had been suffering with bronchial trouble for some time and * could get no relief. I would spit blood at times. I doctored with four different physicians without results. I visited a chiropractor and noticed an improvement in a short time. I now feel as well as I ever did.”—Mrs. Hazel Painter. ' Sworn statement on file N O T H E R E IS NO CH A R G E FOR C O N S U L T A T I O N CARL P. NELSON Doctor of Chiropractic 8 4 Church S t ., Freeport L. I. H o u r s , 1 0 - 1 2 A. M., 1 - 6 P. M. Monday, W e d n e s d a y , Friday 1 0 - 1 2 A. M. Tuesday, T h u r s d a y and S a t u r d a y I > Phone Freeport 969 Evenings by Appointment =5=5= COUNTY REVIEW ' MAD WOMAN IN HIDES N A SWAMP F. I. CRANE E x p e rt Piano T u n e r 9 6 0 G a t e s Ave., Brooklyn REPAIR S H O P Merick Rd., Seaford, L. I. T e l e p h o n e , W a n t a g h 1 3 6 - W NEW OFFICERS OM Fellows Elect New Slate At Loot Meeting—Change Twice a Year At the last meeting of Freeport Lodge No. 600, L O. O. F., the follow ing officers were elected; P. G., Geo. Seaman; N. G., Charles Shea; V. G., Stephen L. Pearsall; warden, Frank Harrison; conductor, Frank Smith; chaplain. Smith Bedell; inside guard, William Wiauner; outside guard, Peter Cokelet; R. S. N. G., William Pearsall; L. S. N. G., George Braitnwaite; R. S. V. G., Oliver Golden, jr.; L. S. V. G-, Jacob Johnson; R. S. S., Clinton Wall ing; L. S. S., Albert Whaley. ♦- MORE COMMUTERS In a recent report made public by the Long Island Railroad, Freeport is fourth on the list as having the great est number of commuters. The two Rockaways and Arveme are in the lead and Freeport comes next with 1783. This is a gain of 766 over the previous figures of 1916, while Rocka- way has almost doubled. Rockville Centre has jumped from 790 to 1368 and Baldwin from 260 to 539. NICHOLAS P0ULAKIS P a in te r a n d D e c o r a to r GLAZING DON E All Work Promptly Attended To Eetlm a t e a Cheerfully Given 38 South Grove St. Freeport, N. Y. T e l e p h o n e , 8 9 9 - M CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Screens Jobbing S u n Parlors An estim a t e will co s t nothing C. D. BRAREN J. H. McCLOSKEY 2 7 3 Randall Avenue 7 3 Pearsall Avenue Telephone, 3 5 - M F R E E P O R T , N. Y . Prest-O-Lite Banished My Battery Troubles!’ Q IX months ago I had a Prest-O-Lite Storage Battery O installed in my car. From that time I’ve never known what battery trouble is. “Of course, I drive up to the Prest-O-Lite Service Station on the 5th and 20th of each month, and let them give my battery the once-over.” This motorist’s experience may be yours. There’s no deep, dark secret in freedom from battery worry. Prest-O-Lite Battery plus Prest-O-Lite Service—that’s all. Prest-O-Lite Service prolongs the life of any battery. We make no charge for testing and distilled water. Repairing and recharging at reasonable rates. Drive up any time, whatever car you drive or what ever battery you use. Official Prest-0-Lite Service Station T h e Freeport S to r a g e B a ttery Co. 30 West Merrick Road, FREEPORT, L. I. Telephone, 224 FOUNTAIN; INN ON THE MERRICK ROAD LYNBROOK, L. I. Under the management of “BEN” UEBERALL Formerly of THOMAS HEALY S New York and Long Beach AND J O H N H E N N I N G S O N S U P E R I O R C U I S I N E Dance Compelling Novelty Orchestra A PRACTICAL JOKE District Attorney Elvin Edwards re turned to Mineola from Manhattan on Monday to find a summons pinned on the seat of his car which he had left in front of the Court House all day long. The complaint alleged that he had been blocking traffic. The cane was to be beard before Justice Neu or Thursday. Up to the time that Mr. Edwards went home he had not learn ed that a joke had been played on him. LAMPS THE J ELECTRIC LAMSP we show for your appreciation are of most artistic design and of su- utility. are de signed to meet with your eyes’ and with your sense of sav ing. Everything for everybody—if we haven’t got it in stock we will get it for you promptly. 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M i l t o n F o r e m a n , Vice P r e s i d e n t W i l l i a m F. K r a f t , J r . , C a s h i e r G. Edw i n H e m i n g , A s s ' t . C a s h i e r E d w a r d 8 . T h o m p s o n , A t t o r n e y Dl R E C T O R S Roswell Davis J o h n K. Eldridge C. M i l t o n F o r e m a n Daniel M o r r i s o n E r n e s t S . R a n d a l l E d w a r d 8 . T h o m p s o n Capital and Surplus $ 6 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 - Deposits over One Million Dollars. Professional Cards DR. W. G. SMITH Dentist Office snd Residence: West Merrick Road Freeport, N.Y. Thone 450 DR. A. H. HAMMOND Dentist Room 4 Freeport Bank Building Telephone, 828-W C. P. NELSON, D. C., Ph. C. Doctor of Chiropractic Graduate P. S. C. Hours: 10 to 12 A. M.—1 to 6 P. M. Monday, Wednesday and Friday 10 to 12 A. M. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 84 Church St., Freeport, L. I-, N. Y. Phone: Freeport 969 JOHN S. DENTON, D. C. Chiropractor Office and Residence 18 Randall Ave., cor. Grove St. Freeport, N. Y. Office Hours: Tues., Thurs., S^t.—2-8 P. M. Phone Freeport 421-W. Phone Freeport 64-R DR. H. W. REID Dentist 35 So. Ocean Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Prices Reasonable Brooklyn office: Myrtle and Cypress Avenues, Ridgewood National Bank Building. . ___________________ We a*, continually saving oar customers money, time and labor by su&&Mtin& the very best methods for making alterations and repairs. We will do the same for you— £ive yon Free Panel Designs and show you how to use Cornell-Wood-Boerd, which excels for walla, ceilings and partitions. Before “Fixing Up\ Your Home, Talk It Over Widi Us Your home cam be made mote attractive end cheerful with Cornell-Wood-Board. Garw&aa lined with It are kept warm fat winter and cool in summer. There are hundred! of other ases which prove it the ideal in terior finishing material Will not warp, crack, chip or bncUet Come in and feet samples of Cornell-Wood-Board and detefla of the Cornell Finn end Deeean- tion Service. 4 LEWIS H. 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We Can Make Prompt Shipments of STABLE MANURE in carloads or by boat < ACME STABLE MANURE CO. 264 West 34th SL New York City ■ I' ■B Telephone, 76 Opp. L. 1. R. R. Depot HICKSVIILE, L. L 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 andquality of ourstones—and to quote prices—for we know then that you will place your order with ns. Will yon 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
