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1 Social Personal Events m a b < I ■ Interest in Hempstead Towns ADJOURN MEETING, T.N.RIPS0M URGES MRS. TAYLOR TO REPORT FARMERS’ WEEK PROCEEDINGS W ent Hemp* tee/1. M a rfh 4 —Mrs. Pran<1» B. Taylor. Vice C h airm an of the executive Committee of the Home W a n t* H a m n e tea/1 D - - - J D e p a rtm e n t of the N a s sau County IWlOprtead Stiioal Board -|(,iarin anti Home B u reau, and form er to Obtain Competitive Bids on [ C hairman of the W e st Hempetead School Completion (H o m e U u reaulctub, nitendc3 F a r m e m ’ Miss Madeline D e n ton who ha* been HUfferlnit from a break dawn la recover ing. ' 'i j* Mi . and Mrs. W illiam P a rrem o rc of I lieth: Mr*. Charlea Btitrdnlcy am i 238 New York avenue .Brooklyn, w e re( d a u g h ter, Virginia; Mr*. Clay and son, week end KUpats of M r. and Mrs. T \ P. W a lter: Mr*. Clarence tUgbie and wm. WEST HEMPSTEAD id g u e s t / . SlS 'C l Inton street. MiSa Hilda Doty of W a shington atreet gave a delightful sleighing p a r t y 1 Eugene Scott of Clinton street dlod Hempatead, M arch c t —The following, addreeaed to the voters of School Dis trict 1, Tpwn of H em petead, lias b e * received from Form e r Village Trustee Theodore N. Ripsom of Hem pstead. The Completion of the New High School Is of great Im portance to its all, first to provide proper educational facil ities, and secondly, to finish the build ing and equip it a t the lowest cost con sistent w ith good work and m a terials. Therefore in th e interests of fellow taxpayers and the com m u n 'ty at large, I earnestly urge your careful eonsld ira- tlon of the following before voting on M arch 7 on the additional bond Inane of $800,000 subm itted by the T ru s tee*— 1. The notice of m e eting for M arch 7 s tates th a t the money so raised is to be used In the completion of the High Hvhool building bu t no assurance Is given th a t such am o u n t will complete It. According to present plans and specifications. In other worde, under the wording of the notice the additional $800,000 la to be used tow ards comple tion of th e building. 2. Now the architect has stated that $806,000 Is hie estim ate to complete but he would not g u a r a n tee it. 8. Tlie report of your Committee clearly states th a t It haa serious doubts th a t It can be finished for this am o u n t based upon inform ation considered re liable. , . 4. F u rtherm o re I am credibly Inform ed th a t the $306,000 dbes not Include outside work such as grading, interior sidew alks, etc. N e ither does It Include equipm ent and furnishings which, the Htate Board of Education has recently advised me will probably cosl^$20,000 In addition to vocational eqm p m ent, woodwork, Iron work, etc. Besides which the architect’s fees of $18,000 I W eek a t the Ftate (iollcge of A g ricul tu r e a t Ithaca last week an a repre sentative of the county a^nci local or ganization. M rs Taylor's report of tne woekLao' compllshed during the weA. am t par ticularly th a t pertaining to the m ethods of accom p lishm ent tn ru r a l districts will appear in the M arch isane of the F a r m and Home B u reau News. As Mrs. Taylor is a very keen ob server and capable of culling front the great volum e of subjects discussed that w hich Is m o st applicable to her own com m u n ity, her report Is looked forw ard to w ith special Interest. WEDNESDAY BASKETBALL GAMES IN HEMPSTEAD H em p stead, M arch 4.— A rrange m e n ts have been com pleted for H em p etead Post, 390, A. I* to run Basketball gam es and dancing a t the A rm o ry on W ednesday evening, M arch 9 and 16. Company M dates arc M arch 23 and 30. O pponents of the Legion on M arch 9 will be thfe Baldwin Firem en, whom the Legion defeated early in thfe season The sam e jpam played Co. M. a few weeks ago a t the Armory, in pno of the fastest gam es seen on the floor. On M arch 9 it is expected th a t the Lc gion'e opponents will bo Stiyville Flre- On M arch 23 a n d 30, Co, M. will have for opponents th e H em p stead Post, team These tw i^team s have been rivals since th e season opened. This will be then first m e eting on the floor. Music for all gam es will be furnished by Jennings.1' H em p stead, M arch, 4—It has been brought to the attention of the Hemp stead Post by Legionaries th a t ' the xmderstand have been paid out of the Honor Roll of the Village of Hem pstead G eneral Fund, w h ereas they are prop-'i H nofc complete. e r l y ‘payable from the building funds I I t was generally understood th a t the and I apprehend th a t this am o u n t will j folowing nam es constituted the Honor have to be transferred from the new j R oll fit H em pstead men who made the bond issue fo the G eneral Fund. These supremo sacrifice during iho W orld item s total some $344,000 exclusive of W a r: M. J . W alsh, Alfred R. Noon, Wn to her youhg friends last Tuesday evc- M r and M rs W . J. Miller have re turned from their trip th r u the south ern states. They M y the clim a te is Ideal there, especially in San Antonio w h ere the therm o m e ter registered 86 degrees at last w riting. 1 Miss Violet H o u g h ton who has been 111 of grip Is m u c h improved. Girls of the Com m u n ity Club contem plate a big vaudeville show to be put on the last of next m o n th. It will sur pass all other shows given by the Club. The Misses E d ith Jones, G ertrude King and Helen D ’A tri tgive been ad m itted into the Com m u n ity Club. ' th e outside w o rk etc. C. Accordingly ,1 propose th a t the trustees adjourn the m eeting called for M arch 7 In qrder that:— (a) They shall seek com petitive bid* for the completion (also perhaps fu r n ishing and equipm ent for our inform a tion) and which we are reliably in formed and is common knowledge can be obtained in the open m a rket, which olds s h a ll he duty stm m m m t r it schoot D istrict m e eting and thereupon the T rustees can asl^-for- a bond issue ac cordingly. (b) Hold the m e eting a t such an hour th a t the voters m a y discuss the m a tters and w hich it is m a n ifestly Impossible to do a t a prolonged m e eting from 12:45 to 9 p. m. and I subm it th a t this m ethod of holding a meeting for so an Im p o rtant a purpose Is the fairer to the district. (c) L a stly, th a t all votatw interested either as taxpayers, or indirectly as rent payers etc., and thosy desiring the furtherance of the best interests of the com munity, be sure to be a t the m e e t ing to be held in the School Building on P r o s p e c t Street, M arch 7. Prom p tly at' 12:46 noon prepared to express them selves as they deem best. R espectfully subm itted, - T heodore N. Ripsom M arch 2, 1921. ^ _________ _ BOY SCOUT NEWS H em p stead, M arch 4.—A Boy Scout Patrol Leaders’ Training Course has been opened a t the Ltow a n a Hotel. M ain street. A series of meetings will be held m o n thly. In different vljlngi-q. Irving F . Sfluthworth, A ssistant Scout Executive of N a ssau County, presided. 'Freddie' G u n ther, Commun ity Service song-lender, led scout songs and popular songs of the clay. L. H. N eeream er accompanl.nl o n 'th e piano. Mr. Southw o rth addressed the boys on discipline and the duties of a patrol leader. He entered upon the varlou» term s of Droop work as carried on at the preaont tlmo and to bo prepared for the future. He laid special em phasis on the work of th e scout tribes, w hich he said m u s t be accurate and thoughtful as the troops of N assau County will be registered at a future date, according to the percentage of each troop. The percentage would he figured from the num b e r*of members of a troopt and the num b e r of tests passed. Reports upon this will have to be furnished to Scout H e a q p a rtors at Intervals of three m o n ths. Scout M aster H ew lett, who Is also secretary of the Scout M asters Associa tion, spoke of the new scout uniform. The change will go Into effect next J a n uary. The new uniform will consist of a cam p aign hat, a neckerchief of w h a t ever color th e troop m ay chooee. khaki breechen. tan woolen socks and tap shoes. N o coat will be worn except on disagreeable days or on tripe. An official scout m a ckinaw will serve. All Insignia will be worn on the shirt. Scouts w ere perm itted to ask ques tions. A representative from each troop tipoke about the activities and m ethods at; obtaining money1. Troop 1 of P o r t W ashington, repre sented by five member*, had an art- craft exhibit,| consisting of plaster of- parle models of Ifcout badge* and a facsimile of th e first class scout badge made of copper wire, bent to the shape of the original. W h ittled paper knives were Shown, aleo a . com pact portable wire] «ee set Fifteen troop* w ere represented by the ninety-live scouts present. T h e S. Kimball, G e rardus CloWes. Nil. G Pearson, Andrew McCouii. Daniel It Junk, Jam e s Smollen. Thom as G arry -Melvin T. Smith, W illiam O'Connell. Since the HondV Roll last appeared in print, in the Legion Prpgm m u io of last November, the nam e of Edw ard Broth ers has been added. If the people of H em p stead know o f any nam es th a t shouid be placed on the H o n o r Hoi I of Hem petesd, Villnge. r-om. m u n lcate w ith A d jutant Lael Von Elm or Oontmander Aldrich Van Dbhlen of H em p stead Post. HEMPSTEAD WILL INSTITUTE ANNUAL FILM DAY, MARCH 17 H em pstead, M arch 4.—M arch 17 is to be known as Film Day In H em p stead, w hen It Is planned to film for motion pictures every* thing of im p o rtance In th e village, to bo preserved as p a r t of the historical motion picture records of America, and to be shoWn in Hemp stead picture theatres yearly. A loca com m ittee haa been formed, composeu o f:'Jo h n S. Nichols, T. J. M cLaughlin, Edwin C. Hinkle, W . L. Powers, Ralpl Form a n , Jacob L. K o rnlcker, W ilbur R, Seam an, H. W illard Griffiths, John C. Von Elm, H oward S. Brower, W . I*. Sexton, John Esterbrook, Dr. XV. Tay lor Cham berlin, J. T. Blanchfleld, \Vnv I H. Giles, F rank M artllng, Alfred H Voigt, Edw ard C. Kelly, A nnie Bray- shaw . Dr. Charles H. Ludlum, Chas. E ^kley, J r „ V. Tastnim , Eugene P . P a r sons, Cora Barnes, Elizabeth Houghton. W. R. Moltlnenx and others, They arc m a k ing trem endous efforts to line, up every faction of com munity life to thi end th a t the showing m a y be well w o rthy of H em p stead’s historical trad: It Is planned to Include ‘homes schools, showing every individual chili\ and m em b er of the faculties, churchei and congregations, stores, Industries police departm e n t, fire departm ent hanks and various organizations. The complete film will be presented to the village, to bo shown to the pub lie once yearly, on Film Day only. AMERICAN LEGION POST TO AID EX-SERVICE ME! majority were In uniform. H em pstead, M ar. 4.—H em p stead Pole 390, American Legion, would like to know If there are any wounded ex service men In Hempetead o r vicinity who are not receiving com p ensation to which they are entitled from the gov ernm ent. The Post will endeavor to see th a t all ex-service men obtain their rights and are properly cared for where attention Is needed. Any such cases will have attention If the men will com m u n lcate*w lth the Poet ad ju tau t, Lael Von Elm of Hempetead. - HEMPSTEAD > Miss G a rnet B o ikm e y e r of Jersey City has been visiting friends lh Hemp- Miss Florence Eldrlge, of Greenwich street, who fractured her w rist in the H igh school gym , is imzn-ovlng. ' l l Miss Em m a H ew lett of Jackson, street ha* a position as stenographer in th f Hem petead bank. &M-; M rs. J. D. Teaedale of Columbia street has been entertaining, friends from New Bedford. Maas. Miss Hazeltlne Taylor, of Villa Court, 1920 graduate of the H igh school, has returned to the high school to pursue a post graduate course. M rs. *7. K. B e n n e tt of Columbia street entertained a t a dinner party last Sunday evening. A fter a bouittt ous dtampr had been served came m u sk •ntertaikm e n t. Am ong the guests were: Mr and Mrs. G rover Sm ith and sons Everett and Robert, of Freeport, Chief of Police and M rs R o b e rt Vandew ater. of Columbia street, and M r and M rs J. K. Bennett and son N a than. The Rev. W a lter W esley W inona form erly pastor of the Hempstcafi M ethodist church, and Mrs. W1 ,ow of W a t/rbu ry , Conn., announce tin hgagem ent of their daughter. Haze vlaude W inans, to John A. Coe, J r „ of .Vaterbury. Mies W inans is a senior ai Smith College. M rs. Victor D. Bcvin of M arvin ave me spent the week end at N o rthport. Billy Russell, nine years old,, cele- ,rated his birthday w ith ju s t double hat num b e r of friends. Billy's m o ther lad prepared :i good lim e. A fter games am e mess call. G a thered about the )oard w e re Jack M cAvoy. H a rry Zieg Pvi Theodore Schmeuckle, E a r l Wilson Louis Coroble, G erald Griffin, Vernon /ream , George. Jack and Billy Russell. Mr. and M rs. F r a n k D. Thom son of Tamalca gave a “500\ party, w h ich w as attended by these from Hem p stead: Mr. m d Mrs. R ay Sclilemmev. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Scheshire, Mr. and M rs. Leslie Cheshire and Miss M ay Rhodes. Austin Jheiihlre won first prize. In K ings C o u n ty H o spital, Brooklyn, after a long Illness. H e lenves a widow and six children. ■Mr. and M rs. Fred. Hrau'ct and daughter, D o rothy, of W a shington street w ere recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. D u ckw o rth in Brooklyn. Mrs. M. L. Kullm an of 64 B u r r avenue has been confined to her home w ith a slight attack of forudlltis. M rs. L e s liev C heshire of XVashlngton street f-nterlalntsl on F e b ruary 19. Present w ere Miss In n a Var.Hlse. Miss Lillian Conklin. M rs. W illiam Gerard ind Miss May Svudder of H u n tington, Miss Ida W icks of Jam a ica and Mrs. Austin Cheshire of Jerusalem uwsyie, Hempstead. Mrs. Combo of 3 H a rvard street has been eonflned to her homo with neavy cold. r Mr*. Reis of IS Midwood street has moved to F ranklin court. Garden City. Mrs. Cornell of 184 Clinton street has been ill of neuralgia. Mr. and M rs. Al. DeQraff, of. Jones /file, N. Y., are visiting Hempstead, .heir form e r home. D ancing Will begin ut 8:30 a t the re- eeptlon an d dance given by Hempstead Council, K. of C. In K . C. Hull. E a s ter Monday evening. Mr. and M rs. E rn e s t L. P riest gave a party a t their home in Liberty court n hohor of the first anniversary of the drth of their, daughter, Shirley Anne, tlx babies and their m o thers, m o st of the children about the sam e age, Were •resent. P r e s e n t were M rs. Jacob Brenner and (laughter, H elen Eliza- The Cause of bad teeth is neglect. The Effect *is physical and mental suffering. Do not continue to neglect your teeth or those of your children. Teach them soldiers and their teeth. to be good take care of DENTIST HEMPSTEAD BANK BLDG. H E M P S T E A D l T E L . 2 8 3 / Tailoring for Ladies Annooucem rnl le m ade ef the errlT- »1 of the very lotest Novelties In Material* and Style* tor TAILOR MADE COSTUMES AND COATS f-jr the eomlns Sprint end Sommer. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP AT MODERATE \PRICES. W e else have on display, SAMPLE DRESSES which are offered at Mod erate Price*. T ee are cordially Invited la can and looped them. \ . M.. 4.1 t.00. 4.05, 4 11.30. Nik-lit Effective October 17, 1*80 ROCKVILLE CENTRE W E E K DAYS E a s tw a rd l-care N . Y. Penn. Station—A. M-, 3.40. 7.0L 8.36. #.0R. 11.00. P . M ,, sLe.4fl. 13.61. kl.*0. 1.05. *8.4?. 3.00. *8.43. 4.04. b4.44. 1.5*. hr,.13, 5.85, *5.411, e5.40, *0.41/, hO.15, 1.40. 7.09, 8.10. 8.10. 10.84. 11.80. N leht 1.30. Tntln* I.envc Brooklyn, tF lu tb iu h A re.)— 1. M.. 3.47. 7.113 . 8.84. 9.37, 10.50. P. .11. .-18.44. 18.50, hl.SS. 1,49, *8.48, 8.59. *3.41. I. 05. b l.4 8 . 4.57. h5.15. 5.88. *5.38, *5.53, 5.58. h 6 .15, ti.Gl, 7.11. 8.11, 9 .I t . 10 33. U .«0. N ight 1.30. W r itw a rd ’ Trnlns Leave RockilUe C e n tre.— A. M.. \•.88 0.04. 6.80, bO.51, h 7 .U . h7.27, 7.311. .7.87, 8.00. h 8 .t2 , 38.37, b8.48. 9.04. 0.87. II. 05 P >1, 18,89, 1.40, 3.49, 8.40. 4.21. 1.36. 5.30. 0.48. 7.81. 8.20. 9.30. 11.20. SUNDAYS E a s tw a rd Leave N. Y. gem .. Station— A. M .. 4.30. t.88. 9.59, li.S fl. P . M .. 1.40, 8.39. 4.05, 1.50. 0,13. 8.07, 0.03. 10.17, 11.30. Night 12.53. Train* Leave Brooklyn (Flntbaab Ave.)— .34, 8.80, 10.02, 11.30. P. M „ 1.38, .54 , 6.12. 8.07, 8.50, 10.11, 18.54. W e s tw a rd Train* Leave BockvMei C entre.— A. M., 1.43, 8.32. 9.34. 11.08. P. MX 12.13, 3.00, 1.44, 8.48, 7.10, 8.23. 8 . 5 i \ 10,30. 11.29. HEMPSTEAD W E E K D A Y S E a s tw a rd Leave N. Y. Penn. Station— A. >L. 3.40, 6.29. 0.43. h7.18. 7.49. 9.00, 9.89. ll.OOi P. M-. C12.20. 12.80, 1.12. 1.55. *2.40. 3.00, 1.46. h i . 04, 4.44, b5.13. 3.11. 3.41, 6.10. 0.48, 4.10. 9.10, 10.24, 11.801 night. 12.80. 1.30. W e stw ard Leave flem p fitead—A. M „ 5.23, h6.23, 6.00. 7.00, h7.3t. 7J$Oj 8.09. h8.84 . 0.05, 9.49, 10.21, 11.52; P. M .. 12.86. 1.07, *1.84. 2.14, 3.14. 4.33. 4.68. 6.20. 8.48, 0.31. 7.10, 9.20, 10.14, 11.23| night. 1.89. SUNDAYS E a e tw a rd Leave N . Y. Penn. S t a t ten— A. M „ 4.20, 4.04. 8.30. 9.80. 11.16; P. M „ 1.08, 1.86. 3.39. I. 13, 6.35, 6.13. 6.49. 8.01. *.*3. 11.30; night 12 . 80 . Leave Hem p etead— A M ., 7.89. 9.04, 10.06, II . 00; P. M .. 12.87 m 1.18. 1.5R, 8.01. 4.41. 3.28, 6.56, 6.20, 7.80. 8.07, 8A 1 | night. 1.39. FREEPORT ^WEEKDAY! EllMWurth; Mm. B ernard Hevtix ant) I The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Wvet daughter. Sophia Marie: Mm. lym l* H em p e lead Fire Company held i u M e h rtons and daughter, Elizabeth; Mr*, i fimt m o n thly meeting a t Mr. Spies’ re.nl- J. M. R aynor and Mins K a therine J^ay-' denoe, Fulton street. XVost Hempetead. nor. ' I ' *,Mld \howlng wa» made w ith 82 mem- berg present and'a number of visitors THOMAS H. Di REAL ESTA1 H e n ry L. Muxson of * F reeptx t and Ju s tice of the Pence W a lter,T l. June* who applied for m embership. A fter the meeting adjourned coffee and cake of Heinputeari a r e in Porto Rico, w h e re ! \L'rV‘< K=uneR ,,Hm' inK M they will Spent Iptttfc, lovtcd. --------- B e a u tiful bankets of flow ers were D r. and Mrs. W illiam L. K h r h d l and ! by prom inent member* of the children returned Sunday night after l \ 1\'- <'<-mi)any J R 'h m in an(t W . L. spending a week a t A tlantic City. Hommedleu of Went H em pstead. The ladles are am b itious and pledge ' , , Mrrtere cooperation to their cugU . T. H. Prosser and family who form- r L \ . aleo ^ lai„ M; o( tho c(.mrnti-m y erly lived In Hempstead, have retu r n e d ■ (fho are non-members to join turid pro- from X\ o ntbury and have taki-n the i tect theiy homes from the horrors of cottage of Mr*. A. Butler Duncan E a s t F r o n t street. fire by supporting the W e st H em pstead F ir e Company. • Landscape and Concrete Trucking and Team Work Building Sand, Gravel, Blue Stone and Cinders Before Placing Tour Order See Me Office : 124 JACKSON STREET HEMPSTEAD 1 Telephone 29 D r. W illiam L. K itchen recently' came across a copy of the Norwich M o rning Bulletin of Norwich. Conn., printed April 24, 1871. It contains n u m e rous itym s of interest. One shows th a t the i woman suffrage question is not a new one. Tho rig h t of women to vote wap : before the courts a t Charleston. 8. C., w h ere election Inspectors hart liein arrested and fined for allowlnp five N egro women to vote. The case was on appeal. Louis J. G eisler and fam ily who have been visiting in N ebraska two m o n ths j and a half, returned home last F riday, i Mr. G eisler is much Improved In } health. OUR LINE OF LAUNDRY WORK Cuke* in even thin*: from Rmnch D ry Mamet* work, wet waxtik to the m t lr e fwmtUr lunuriry. We make a *|»p*ldlty of WET WASH W e wo-h r e a r K*rm n il» rsrefuU y inU ru n r u u tr e not to Injure the meet drllente tn the ►Iwhteet degree. Then roe res dry and iron tltiLi to lie .- - r yonrsvlf, 77ie la.be* of rubbiii* brine nil ever. The P a r k A thletic Club of E a s t i H e m p stead will hold it dance In K. of) C. H all, Hem p stead, on W ednesday evening, A p ril U. D ancing will begin 8 o'clock. Music, will be furnished by Saunders' orchestra. B R A Y S H A W L A U N D R Y B e d e ll S t , P h o n e 6 8 4 H e m p s t e a d H. H. DRES1NG VICTOR BAKERY A . FREUDENBERGEIt, Prop 24 MAIN STREET, HEMPSTEAD Form erly with B. A ltm a n , New York Successor to B. Thom n UPHOLSTERING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Window Shedie, Awnings, Draperies, Cabinet Making and Polishing Tel., 662-W Hempstuad 318 FRONT ST., HEMPSTEAD, L. 1 riu i if li ■l■llllln^■ll wn ii mi wi — i ■ ALL K IN D S OF BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY BAKED DAILY ORDERS TAKEN FOR FANCY CAKES Orders Prom p ty Delivered Phone 1848 H em pstead I What She Likes ve N. Y, 1.40. 7.08, 8.80. 9.60, 12.61, kl.30, 1.36, ee.«0. l.eo. sB.43. 4. h i . I t , 4.68, U6.16, *3.83, 8.83, eS.49. *5. -X5.49, h0.13, 6.41 U.SOt nleht, 1.80. A. M„ 4.80. 8.38. 8.89. 8.05. 4.50, 6.11. 8.07. '8 , S tatien .—A. M., 00; P. M .,*12.45, .Ot. 1.49. 1.24. 8VNDAY6 28, 8.8 9 . 11. 83. 8.83. *8.49. 6.48, 7.e9. 8.10, 9.10. 89; P. M.. 1.40, 9.08, 10.17. 11.80; 2.59. 3.05. nleht, 12.84. Trains Leave Brooklyn (F la tb u b Ave.)— W EEKDAYS A. M„ 8.47, 7.08. i.8 4 . 8.67. 10.6*1 P. M. <12.44, 12.60. k l.2 8 . 1.49. *2.48. 2.89. *8.41. 1.05. h4.48. 4.67. b6.15. *8.30. 0.82. s6.53 <6:32. « 5 :S 2 , h6:13, 6:31. 7:11. 8:11. 9:14. 10:23. 11:29. P. M.i 1 4 0 . N lsh t . . Sunday. 1:84. 8:23. 10:02, 1145 A. M.i 1:86. 8.-00. 1.05. 4.64. 6.12, 8.07. 8.8*. 10.18. 11.80 P. M. 12.58 Nleht. Train* Leave Freeport tor Now York and Brooklyn. Weekdays 8 4 0 . 6>M. * 4 * , h6:42. hi. 04. h7.19. 17.81, k1.«8. h i . 81, 7.80, b8.18. 18.38. h8.87. 8.60. 8.81. 10.68 A. M.i 12.19, 1.84, 2.27. 8.23. 4.10. 4.4*. 8 . 86 . *.89. 7.21. 4.17. 9.21. 11.18 P. M. Monday* *.34, 8.21. 9.23, 10.32 A. M.i 18.0*. 2.88. 4.9*. 8.87, 1.11. 8:14. 8:44, 10 4 * . l l f f l P . M. This Time Table Suhjee* la C h e n s . Without Notlee. t —Mstnrdsye Only, M tesel fl*Wd*i k—Satardays Only, r— Except Hatnrday*. h— Extent Holidays. -— E xcept Saturdays and SeCdaya. 1—.Holidays Only, i — Stops on Holiday* exeept Dew 88. Jaa. l and Pcb. IS. P . H . WOODWARD. General Passenger Agent. WE BEAUTIFY HAIR AND GIVE TH E Newest of Coiffures MANICURING and SCALP TREATMENT H O URS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. EVENINGS HY APPOINTMENT M. E. VIEHAEUSER Form e rly with Hinder, Phlln. ROOM 3, SECOND FLOOR K..0F C. BUILDING HEMPSTEAD is a box of onr ice cream. It’s welcome to the ladies at any hour of the day or evening. It can be eaten and enjoyed because of its extraordinary good flavor and because of the nourish ing quality of ingredients we put into it. Take home a quart. r u d o l p h m n n E (Form erly O lten'e) ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY Main Street HEMPSTEAD iM O T a a a a iiM roiM M a m inim EFFECTIVE AT 0NC£ FORDSON TRACTORS REDUCED TO $625.00 F. O. B. DETROIT R e p resenting a Reduction of #165.00 GALVIN’S RESTAURANT MI FRONT ST., HEMPSTEAD, L. L CENTRAL HOTEL Breakfast,''? to 9.30—Lunch, 65c, 12 to 2 Dinner, 80c, 6 to 8 —SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER— SUNDAY, 12 to S, $1.00 Al* Carte—All Day Real Home Cooking F U R N ISH E D ROOMS FOR REN T •7 v . M itt Gertrude King had as her week id guest the Mieses Ruth and Phoebe Elmhurst. The mBmmm M itt M argaret Newlng. one of the young commercial instructor* In the High Miss Julia M. Burton, E n g lish In stru c to r In th* high school, la ill of toneflltl*. In her aboence \Mi# Lucille I C ooper la substituting. 1 FANCY DRY CLEANING Week (wiled fee sad delivered. The Fifth Avenue Taflor school, j r a a a m o ^ t h o s e who on ncj £4 MfllB Street, TAILOR AND FURRIER Hsmptwul 1 NASSAU LUMBER CO. Dealers in ; I Lmfaber, Bash, Doors, Trim, Masons Materials and Hardware YARDS AT Hicksville and Hempstead Telephones Telephone 370 Our Mill faculties place us in a position to get out all deeorlptione of Mill W ork promptly. This I n dispensable F a r m Implwnent Is new within the reach of all IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Ford Motor Company advices us that Ford cars are now at the lowest possible figures and noafurther reductions can be expected. AH indications point to an active demand in the early Spring and the temporary shutdown of the Ford factor ies will to some extent retard production. In order to have your car when you want it, it is ad visable that you BUY OR ORDER NOW. We have a few cars on hand, but they will not last long when the rush starts. The following prices are quoted f. o. b. Detroit. WITH SELF-STARTER • Runabout, $ 465.00 Touring, $510.00 Coupe, $ 745.00 Sedan, $795.00 I Fordson Tractor, $625.00 WITHOUT SELF-STARTER Chassis, $360.00 Truck, (Pneumatic tires) $ 545.00 Complete line of genuine Ford Barts, aceetworle*. tire*, tubes oils, grease*, et*.. etc. REPAIRING AND OVERHAI IJNG BY COMPETENT MECHANICS # W. T. HUTCHESON, Agmt g j . Salesrooms and Service Stations at Lynbrook Mid Miueola Tel 186. Fulton Ave. and Fraakfta St., Hempstead, L. I.
