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THE NASSAU POST: FREEPORT.. N. Y., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1914 FAIR TREATMENT to the tier user i* our guarantee We deal fair, our organisation is efficient, we know that only satisfaction can m a k e permanent customer*. We offer tires of demonstrated qual ity, the Goodyear, the Goodrich the Pennsylvania. Our prices are reason able, our guarantee absolute. LONG ISLAND TIRE CO. Telephone *72 0 H a rry E. Betalg John S. Denton N. MAIN STREET FREEPORT H AY-G RAIN-FEED ANYTHING AND EVLK YTHING IN THE WAY OF FOOD FOR ANIMALS HAROLD E. WILLIAMS Sooth Main Street corner Olive ^Boulevard FREEPOR'I, L. I. Tel. 174 PAVING THE WAY Mud and dollars won’t m r Im prove you neighborhood—double your property value— e lindnate all the mud holes - p a v e your way to riches - put dow u side walks and curbs th a t are guar anteed O. W. H u m p h rey Construction Co. 258 S. Ocean Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Telephone 229 Eye Eiamiullione Glastei 1‘urmtilietj D r . W m . L. K it c h e l l OPTOMETRIST Of lice Houi»: 9 to 12 A M 1 io U P. M. 234 Front St. Hempstead. L. 1. Millinery and Hair Goods N o tions, Embroidery, L a d i e s ’ W a r e “A Mark of Distinction on Every Hal” Mrs. K . Osborne 16 W . M errick Rd. Freepcrt Telephone 89S-W mu SEA FOOD A ll Fresh and Salt Water Fish— Clams Orders promptly attended to B u s iness, Good W ill & F ixtu r e s For Sale OSBORNE 15 W. Merrick Rd., Freeport Telephone 2 M C e s s p o o l covers m a d e to order. Wood S a w e d by M a c h ine, cord or bulk FOR SALE Concrete Building Block Machine J. \N. S M ITH , Lakewood Ave, P .O . Box 6 6 R o o sevelt,L - I. Geo. W. Raynor Staple and Fancy GROCER Flour, Feed, Grain M e a ts. B a c o n Boiled Ham', etc. “WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE*’ 11 W M errick Rd. Freeport Telephone 837 FREEORT’S DIRECTORY The most complete work of its kind ever published anywhere on Long Island. CLASSIFIED-AUTHENTIC Complete directory of residents; detailed alphabetical directory of businessmen; verified street directory; latest Freeport map. INVALUABLE REFERENCE Cyclopedia and hand book of facts relating to government, officials, population, schools, taxation, etc.,in condensed form. PRICE OUTSIDE OF FREEPORT $2.50 Order Direct Long Island Directory Co. 22-24 S. GROVE ST., FREEPORT, L 1. URGE MORE CLASS ROOM FOR SCHOOL Improvement Association of East Rockaway Petitions For Special Election TWO PROPOSITIONS ARE PRESENTED Treadw e ll to W ed Bay Ridge Girl Mm. George Fade of 129 Eighty- Sixth stre e t , Hay Itidge, Brooklyn, has announced the engagem e n t of h e r youngest daughter, M iss Anna M ar garet Bade, to H e rbert Ralph. Tied- well of thla village. Miss Bade Is a daughter of the late George Hade, who for twenty-five years was the general m a n a g r for the firm of Thom as Cook & Sons in the U n ited S tates and (Can ada. H e rbert Tredw e ll is well known among the younger set of this village and as no one suspected it the an nouncem ent was a considerable sur- FREEPORT STUDENTS PLAN CAREERS First Is For $15,000 Appropriation The Other For $3,000—Election Called For July 28 T h e School Im p rovem ent Associa tion of E a s t Rockaway petitioned the Board of Education of that village al it special m e e ting held on Monday night to subm it to the taxpayers two propositions. T h e first to appropriate the sum of $15,000 for the construu- tiou of two additional class room s and an assem b ly room, and the second 'o expend the sum of $2,000 to remodel the basem e n t of the present school building into an auditorium . The S tate Board of Education lias given its consent on stipulation that ii m u st not bn used for class rooms. The board decided lo hold a special election on Tuesday evening, July 2X. and subm it the tw o propositions :o the taxpayers of the district. T h e school im p rovem e n t assoeialion which is com p o sed largely of m o thers has been active in school m a tters in the district, its m e m b e rs are to pass the first proposition which they cleam is the m o st practical and econom ical as the additional class room s are ad m ittedly necessary. Many of the room s contain two grades. The conservative elem e n t will in all probability oppose the first propo sition and urge the passing of the second and altern a te one. A n o ther el em e n t claim s the necessary im p rove m e n ts cart be m ade out of the budget. In one of the Urns of the budget the sum of $800 is put aside for the rep a ir ing of the heating plant which is thought to be excessive, in an inter view with one of the largest taxpaj ers of the district today lie said: ’’1 think it unwise to expend a large am o u n t on the present building as it is only a question of a very short tim e when the present fram e structure will be condem n ed by th S tate Board of E d u c a tion and a brick one in its place. Sacred Concert at Seaford Church Julian Jordan, the well known com poser and singer assisted by a soprano and local talent, gave a sacred musi cal concert a t the Seaford M ethodist Episcopal Church on W ednesday even lug, before a large audience. COMMERCIAL HOTEL FILLS A NICHE IN FREEPORT Johnsen, Form e r Steward of F.lks' Club Conducts Hostelry for Transients on Broad Lines Sunday School in Morning. During the m o n ths of July and Au gust Sunday School in the Baldwin M. E. Church will be held in the m o rning at ten o’clock. T h e change is a pop ular one com b ining as it does the m o rning and afternoon services. Ciss Geller Recovering from O p eration Miss M ildred A n n a Geller, the live year old d a u g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Geller, was operated ou for the rem o val of adnoids and tongjls by Drs. Runr.ie and F letcher at the office of the form e r last week. The opera tion was successful and she is repor'- ed to he recovering. W. Z. KETCHAM CATERER IELEFHONE. 203 w 02 HKNRY ST. HEMPSTEAD F r e e p o rt has long fell the need ol a clean, up-to-date, and well managed hotel in its business d istrict; the wel come accorded C h a rles Johnson when lie opened the Com m ercial certainly evidenced the fact. H a v ing m ore than agreeably cared for the Elks in their hom e on W est M errick Road, he re tired in the fall of last year to estal)- llshed what he believed Hie people ol Freeport w a n ted. :: family home for the transienl. Since Mr. Johnson litis taken cliarg.' of the m a n a g e m e n t of the hotel, win ii was form erly the M a n h a tlan llousf it lias grown nourishing. Im m ediate ly upon occupancy, the house \vn- Ihoroughly renovated and cleaned. Th-' w a lls w ere repapered and painted. T a s ty decorations w e re, h u ng ami a more hom elike Atm osphere instilled. The hotel is a large, spacious hri< < building capable of accom o d a ting over 100 guests. On the low e r floor are the private and publie dining rooms and the cafe. The lining rooms are attractiv e and well lighted The cuslhe of the Com m ercial Ho tel Is unsurpassed. Even to the del icacies nothing is desirable that can not be supplied or furnished. It is never unusual to find the tables crowded, alw ays w ith friends and out of town visitors w a iting. Tills is cer tainly the test of popularity. C h a rles Johnson is a man of h!s word. He is accom o d a ting and com leous. As ,a “ H ome for the T r a n s ien t” the Com m ercial H o te l cannot he ex celled. As a “H o u se for Good C h e e r ’ it cannot he equalled. Ten of Class of Thirteen Will Con-, tinue Studies in Colletics T h e class of 1914, ju s t graduated from the Freeport H igh School is a notable one. From a m e m b e rship of th ir teen are planning to continue th e ir education by entering som e higher in stitution of learning this fall. M iss Clara Peterson will resum e her course in the F r e e p o rt T raining School; Miss Dorothy H ibbard and Miss M ildred Hill will enter the sam e institution Miss Elsa Nygren will en ter Packer, Miss Mary A. R. Fox will go to some i o llege not yet decided upon. Russell T ree will begin his work at W esleyan; Alfred Rollo will en ter Co lum b ia ; W right Lew is will enter Belle vue Medical College; George Johnson ,viH en ter the Long Island Dental Col lege; Theodore W a ssung will also en te r some dental college. K e n n eth N Y & L. I. TRACTION COMPANY TIME TABLE In effect J a n u a ry 1, 1912 Mlneola Brooklyn Division Leave Hem p etead, Main and Front Streets. South hound—4.30, 4.4G, 6.UB, G.30 a. tn., and every th ir ty m inutes till 11 U0 p m. Then 12.00 m. (this car goes to Rosedale and w a its tw e n ty m luutes, then proceeds to City Line, arriving at 2 00 a. m. N o rth hound—f>.30 a. m. and every thirty mlauteB ttil 12 00 a. m. A fifteen-m inute headway is opeiat- ed between Baldwin (Stop 8f>) and Itiooklyn as follows- Week days, ex cepi Sundays, leave G rant and Liberty streets, Brooklyn, li 00 a m till 7.00 a. m , then 4.30 p m. t ill 7.00 p m. Sundays; fifteen m inute service op erated between Rockville Centre and Brooklyn from 12.00 noon lo 8.45 p in. H e m p stead-Jarnaka Division Leave H e m p slead, Main atid Front Streeta. W est bound—6.30 a m and every thirty m inutes till 11.30 p. in. Sun days, 6.00 a. m. to 11.30 p. m. Leave Jam a ica, W a shington and Ful ton Streets. E a s t bound—6.i6 a. m. and every thirty m inutes th e r e a f ter till 12.16 a. m. Sundays, C.45 a. m. and every thirty m inutes till 12.16 p. m. M meola-Jamalca Division Leave Mlneola, Boulevard and Old Country Road. W e st bound—o.su a. m. and every thirty m inutes till 9.15 p. m., then 10.15 and 11 15 p. m. Sundays, first car 6.15 a. m„ then the sam e schedule as week days. Leave Jam a ica, W ashington and Ful ton Streets. E a s t bound—0.30 a. m. and every thirty m inutes till 10.00 p. in., then 11.00 p. m. and 12.00 m idnight. Sun days, first car at 7.00 a. m., then same schedule as week days J. M. STODDARD, Superintendent Sm ith and Jerom e Nolan the rem a in ing m e m b e rs of the class will take up som e business. Building Boats D e spite Tardy Season A lthough the boating season is backw a rd, the Acme Boat B u ilding Company, of F r e p o rt, is constantly re ceiving orders for the construction of th e ir popular power boats. They have ju s t com p le ted boats for J. Norman Lynde. of The New York H e rald; F rederick Keller, of Baldwin, and H. Lyon Sm ith, of F reeport. They have a large stock of oils and greases to accom o d a te the -trade. Valley Stream T e n n is Club Elects The Valley S tr e a m Tetinls Club, which is one of the auxiliary organiza tions of Grace M ethodist Episcopal Church, a t its annual m eeting recently elected the following officers. A lfred R. Scott, president; Mrs. C. W allace, secretary; George Knock, treasurer. An interesting tournam e n t is at pres ent being played on grounds which w e re recently laid out by a com m ittee consisting of C larence Phillips, Rev. C. W allace and A lfred Scott. E3$a=SSS3=S(M) '1 -SMHSHM jr-j BOATING BATHING FISHING WOODCLEFT Boat House and Building Plots For Sale On Reasonable Terms 'A FEW DOCKING SPACES TO LET NEW BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES In all Sections of Freeport 4 Rooms Upwards Modem Improvements JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY. Owners Office, No. 6 Brooklyn Avenue FREEPORT, L. 1. T 1 SMCX==X)GXX)OZ=OrM) (X 1 ESTIMATES PROMPTLY GIVEN FOR WEDDINGS. RECEPTIONS. BANUUETS, TEAS AND CLUB SUPPERS FINE SILVERWARE. UNFN AND CHINA TO l.OAN SEND FOR SAMPLE MENUS AND PRICES FOR ALL SOCIAL FUNCTIONS DELIVERIES THROUGHOUT LONG ISLAND Edward Smith Martin F Murphy SMITH & MURPHY PRACTICAL PLUMBERS & GASFITTERS Hot Air,Steam and WaterHeaters v Tin, Copper Iron Work 15 Bedell St., Freeport, L. I. A'’ V V, Telephone 366 NOW is the time to install a gas range and water heater! Don’t wait until the hot weather is here, do it now. ’Phone Hempstead 680 and say when it will be convenient for our representative to call with full particulars. NASSAU & SUFFOLK LIGHTING CO. UEO. MAC DONALD, Pres. FREEPORT ROCKVILLE CENTRE M1NEOLA HEMPSTEAD ROOSEVELT All our $25.00 to $35.00 Suit ings to be sold at $20.00 for Coat and Trousers CHARI.ES E. FINK 202-204 Fulton St. New York City R e sidence, R o c k v ille C entre, L. I. Visit ™TJi V ictor Store Alterations have-at last been completed and with the new fixtures which replaced he old, came also a new ami fresh stock which replaced the old stock. Have just received a large shipment of EATON CRANE STATIONERY, a fresh assortment of PARK & TILFORD CANDIES and a new line of ART NOVELTIES. have You Heard of the Latest Kodak Models? If the high prices prevented you from buying a KODAK, be sure to come in and examine the new moderately priced KODAKS which we have just received. Our DEVELOPING and PR1N TING is done by,experts only. Give us an oppor tunity to prove this to you. Have You a Victor in Your Home? If you haven t, you ought to have one. However, until you decide upon this matter, you are cordially invited to visit at your convenience our new VICTOR j MUSIC ROOM and listen to your favorite songs. We are sure to have them as we f carry a large assortment of VICTOR RECORDS TO DISCRIMINATING SMOKERS We have just received a fresh lineof PARK & TILFORD and other IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS. Also a large assortment of CIGARETTES. TOBACCO and SMOKERS ARTICLES. You will greatly add to your pleasure of smoking by giving ns a trial. Wc make a specialty ol BOX TRADE. OUB, MOTTO; Reasonable Prices Courteous Treatm ent VICTOR STATIONERY AND CIGAR STORE GO South Main Street, Freeport, N. Y. See This I' Cap BETTER MILK BETTER BABIES BETTER CITY Thousandsot babiesdie during the summer because of improper care and nourishment. For that reason the City- lias set aside this week as “ BABY W E E K ” and is devoting its entire attention to their welfare. After the City imparts to you such valuable knowledge there will he no excuse for improper care. •> Alter we tell you that “ CAM P B E L L ’S ” milk is the ideal food, there will he no excuse for improper nourishment. Use “CAMPBELL’S ” perfectly pasteurized milk and enjoy the benefits of QUALITY and SAFETY. ALEX.C AMPBELL MILK CO. HEMPSTEAD, L. h ROCKVILLE CENTRE. L. 1. Tel. Hemp. 288 - Tel. R. C. 284 BRANCHES TH R O U G H O U T BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND
