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South Side PUBLISHED WEEKLY f ' -A T - ■ , , y . FREEPORT ANU EELLMORE, H. V.x N.Y.*UI.TRACTK)m Dally Time Table in effect Dec. 19, 1910 Mineola-Brooklyn Division Leave Hempetead, Main and Front Streeta. . South Bound, 4.30, 4.46, 6.16, 6.30 a.m., then every thirty minutee until 11.00 p.m., then 12.00 a.m. to Rockville Centre only. North Bound, 6.80 a.m., and every thirty minutee thereafter until 12.00 a.m. i A fifteen minute headway is operated between Rockville Centre and Brook lyn as follows: Week days, except and Sundays, leave Grant and Liberty 3ts., Brooklyn, 6.00 a.m. until 9.16 a. m., then 2.46 p.m. until 7.46 p.m.; Sundays, 12.00 m. until 8.46 p.m. Hempstead-Jamaica Division Leave Hempetead, Front and Main Streets: West Bound, 6.30, a.m., and every 30 m'nutea thereafter until 11.30 p.m. Sundays 6.30 a. m. and every 30 min- dtes thereafter until 11.30 p.m. Leave Jamaica, Washington and Ful ton Streets: East Bound, 6.16 a.m. and every 30 ninutes thereafter until 12.16 a.m.; Sundays, 7.15 a.m. and then the same ichedule as week days. Mineola-Jamaica Division Leave Mineola, Boulevard and Old Country Road: West Bound, 6.30 a.m., and every 30 minutes thereafter until 9.15 p.m., th«n tO.16 p.m. and 11.16 p.m. Sundays first :ar6.15 a.m., then same schedule as veek days. Leave Jamaica, Fulton and Washing ton Streets: - East bound at 6.80 u.m., and every 30 minutes thereafter until 10.00 p.m., then 11.00p.m., and 12.00 m. Sundays, I ret car 7.00 a.m.; then same schedule is week days. JAS. P. KINEON, Supt. \O NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Edgar Jackson, Surrogate of the County of Nassau, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against Eliza A. Seaman, late of the Town of Hemp stead, in the said county, deceasM, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the execu tor of the Last Will and Testament of said deceased, at his place of transact? ing business at Wantagh, N. Y., on ot before the 25th day of February next. Dated, Mineola, N.Y., August3, 11H0. THOMAS D. SEAMAN, Executor. PETTIT & LAMB r.,|. _ 1 ) Country Real Estate Developers AND CCTTRACTORS Offices ,110 W. 34th Street, New York City __ Otten Building, Freeport, N. Y . _ James Venditt for Correct Tailoring 12-b W. Merrick lid. Freeport OVER 6 8 YEARS' EXPERIENCE P atents D e s i g n s C o p y r i g h t s Ac. ih end description m»y whether an mimicn- ttoneetrietiyconfidential. HAFuBuOK on Tat^nte qxrkti notice, without cherse. In the Stknilfic American. A handeomely IlhMrtrfcTed weekly. Janreet cir culation of any ■ctcntiflo lournaL fl erme, |3 a year* four months, |L floid byal» newsdealer*. MUNN 8 Co.” '6” 1*\- New York B ranch Offlce, 63S F 8 U W a a b lngtou, O. C. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD , ' Time Table Taking effect Nov. 3rd, 1910 Leave Freeport for New York, Penn* tvlvania Station and Brooklyn, week days, 6.23, 6.01, 6.44, 7.23, n7.46, 8.01, a8:i7, 9.01, 10.16, a. m., 12.26, 3.11, I 16, 6.41, 6.18, 8.32, 10.32 p. m. Sun- days, 7.00. 9.16, a. m., 12.47, 4.32, 5.37, * Leav^blew York, Pennsylvania Sta tion, for Freeport, week days, 3.87, 7.12, 7.66, 11.00, a. m., 1.00, cl.26, t0 0 3.02 n4.14, n4.68. 5.07 6 30 6.5i; 6.14, 6.35, 7.09, 8.08, 0.10, 12.10 p. m., Sundays, 4.26, 8.28, 11.41 a. m., 1.31, 8.00, 6.66, 10.18 p. m. Leave Freeport for Babylon, Patch- otme and intermediate stations, week d a y s , b4.36, nb7.14, 8.06, b8.K), 11.62 a. 1.60, c2.07, 2.46, b3.58, nb5.04, nb6.44, b5.55, 6.13, b6.38, b7.02, 7.31, b8.06, b9.00. 11.00, 1.00 p. m. to - - A ” Tdays. b3.62. P a tc h ,o g u e ^ S a tu rd a y s ; Sundays, 5.21, 12.29,' i 24, ol.04 ni_faL I Trains leave Brooklyn b9.22 a. m., *».«., bll.13 p. m., bl.04 nig same time as that shown froi syl vania SUtioo. Subject to without notice. j b Babylon onlv. c Saturittiy only. . n Except Holidays. about the from Penn- change By DOROTHY DOUGLAS C o p y r ight, 1910, b y <Aseoclat»d L i te r a r y P r e s s . •Tm sick of boarding?\ Bob Drake threw ,himself Into the big chair In the first floor front room and glow ered at his room mate. \Well—I’m not a boarding-house keeper, am 17 Ton needn’t look at me as If I had gotten the clam In the chowder tonight—I swear I didn't\ Jimmy Rogers \took his pipe from the mantel and lighted It leisurely while he looked at Drike through half-closed lids. Why don't you get married—If you—” “Cut It out—the only girl threw me down a year and a half ago and I’m a Jolly bachelor for the rest of my days.” ‘Tm sorry, old man—I didn't know—\ x “It’s all right, only—\ Drake looked out Into a sunlit sky—\there’s no other girl for me.\ “Some other fellow I suppose?\ “No,\ Drake laughed a short, harsh laugh, “she gave me up for a box 'bf paints, but I would take her back— paints and all—If she’d have me. I told her at the time I never would, but—I have had eighteen months In which to think out her side of the question.” \I suppose It was the time-worn ’Career or love’—to tell you the truth, Bobby, I think you are better off with out a girl who goes about with the career notion In her head, tempera ments and things.” Jimmy was get ting Interested lo hie own argum ent “Some day you will run across a nice little fluffy girl who won’t know a Ru bens from- a Gibson and she will make you as hapby as a clam.\ \Thanks. But the domestic kind don’t make any hit with me—I would much prefer to pay a housekeeper and be—” “By Jove! You've hit It—let’s get a good housekeeper and take a fur nished flat!\ Jimmy was up and looking for the morning paper before Drake realized Ruth H e rself Appeared. that he was serious. “Wonder why he never thought of that before?” “You’re a wonder, Jimmy, and I sup pose you are going to spend this lovely Sunday climbing up dark, dingy apart ment stairs and dragging me along.\ Drake's voice had a hint of eagerness in it. The scheme appealed to him and In a moment two heads were bur led In the “Furnished Flat\ column of a morning paper. “This sounds good!\ Jimmy cut out a paragraph iand read: “Three rooms and bath artistically furnished. Elevator. Fifty dollars a month. That’s short and to the point, and It Is on Mornlngslde, Just a couple of squares up. It Is early, but what do you say to going right up and looking at It?\ “I’m on!\ Bobby Drake Jumped up jind the two were soon out In the brisk April air. With the clipping from the paper safely In hand, they rang the bell of the advertised number. The card on the door read, A. Ivery. There was a scurrying of feet from within and a voice whispered, “You go, Alice—It may be some one to look at the apartment.\ The hearts of both men gave a Jump when the door opened and a slim, fluffy person In a soft blue some thing stood before them. “We—Is—that Is—we saw an adver tisement—\ Jimmy was stammering, when the girl herself came to the ree- cue. \You perhaps want to look at the apartment,” she said, leading the way Inside. \We don't want to leave,\ she began In a voice decidedly near tears, “but Miss Denning—’’ \Denning! What Miss Denning?\ Bobby Drake had turned so suddenly on the girl that she was startled Into answering him without a thouglv of his rudeness. “Ruth Denning—she hiu won some big prize or something and we are go ing to. F rance—” i “Where la she now?” Drake’s mice was unsteady. There was no time for answer. Auth Denning herself appeared. She itood between the portieres with a hand gripping each one In the effort to steady herself. \Bobby—\ She smiled In a (hat Alice Ivery had not seen her nolle even when the great Leylan orlee was given her. She came for- ward then and met the hand which took hers ae In a vise. \Arexyou flat hunting?\ The very foolishness of her question In so tense a moment snapped the cord and all four young persons laughed. And Jimmy so far forgot the fact that he did not know either girl that he an swered glibly: \Why no—we are hunting mush- rooms with wabbly eyes.” Alice Avery’s silvery laugh rang out and she cast a demure glance at Jimmy. \Perhaps you would like to see the view from the fire escape,\ she said, looking pointedly at Drake and Ruth Denning, who looked ae If a new world had suddenly sprung up before them. Jimmy took the hint and followed the little blue figure to a miniature kitchen, where he perched himself upon the enameled tubs to enjoy the novel situation. In the other room Bob Drake was speaking. “Why are you renting your apart ment, Ruth? Does It mean that you are—that you have failed?” The true sympathy In Bob’s voice brought un told triumph to Ruth Denning. When she spoke she had gained command of herself and her steady gray eyes met his without flinching fend telling !no tale ot her Innermost feelings. \No I have not failed. On the con trary, I have succeeded even beyond my greatest expectations. Didn’t you hear Alice Ivery tell you—” \I heard nothing after she had spoken your name.” “Bobby, I have won.the great Ley lan prize and they are sending me to Paris for three years—” The last note ended In a sob and she was in hie, arms. She had kept up bravely during the long, hard competition, and now for the first time she fully real ized the greatness of her achievement. Bob Drake had learned much about Ruth and the depths ot her moods during their long separation, and now he held her quietly until the heavy sobbing had ceased. ‘Tm awfully silly.\ Rt;th looked up at Drake through shining tears. “The struggle has been long and hard, Bob by, dear, and I have wanted you to be here so terribly at times.” “Dear,” Drake asked,, tenderly, \when do you sail?” \I am not going—now.” Ruth looked up quickly. Bobby smiled. \Yes you are.\ He knew that this withdrawal of the stronger Ruth was but momentary. “You are going over to the land of art and work even harder than you have here—because you have more at stake ” More at stake! How can I have now that I have won—you?” Winning is only the first step,” he answered with a quizzical light in his eyes. “Robert Drake! Do you mean to tell mo that you would cease to love me if I failed at the last minute and gave up my art?\ \I mean exactly that. The girl I have always loved is not made of the stuff that gives up.” He lifted her face and looked Into her eyes. \You would not be that girl If you gave up.” “I have indeed won,\ the girl breathed softly. \Oh I say—excuse tne!” Jimmy Rogers had burst into the rootn, followed by a girl with flushed cheeks and happy eyes. “I suppose the trip to Paris Is In- | definitely postponed and that Drake | and I are done out of this dandy little flat.” “Neither,\ put In Bob, “we will ! take the flat and also make one trip a year to Paris.” Jimmy Rogers and Alice Ivery ex changed glances. She was the fluffy, dainty kind who knew not a Gibson from a Peter Paul Rubens. \I suppose Ruth will always need me,” she sighed, \to keep house for her—” \Not ’on your life,” put In Jimmy, more firmly than eloquently. Almost a Record Family. E. C. Garnett of Hazard, Perry county, Kentucky, was born March 8, 1822, and was married to Miss Cynthia Grl^sley, June 8, 1844. To them were born eleven children, six girls and five boys. These chlldreJ are all living, and the father and mother are also living at the ripe ages of eighty-three and eighty-eight. The old pair have sixty-eight grand children and seventy-one great-grand children, which added to their eleven children, make a grand total of 163 souls In the four generations.—Bud. Margan, In the Christian Herald. P a p a 's View of I t Gla iye—But he writes such beau- tl^il poetry, papa. Papa—Now, see here, young lady, I’m not going to let you m arry any man that I’ve got to support.\ In Error. ’’He said for all he cared, I might go to Farukhabad.” “And you are consulting an atlas, I presume, to Apd out where that la?\ “Not at all. I merely wish to dis cover if Farukhabad has a Carnegie library.\ / Both, Maybe. -'/That's the m atter with you?\ \I feel a little uneasy.\ \ 'Lection or winter underwear r O F F IC E h o u r s : Dally ,9 A. M. to S^P.. M. Sundays and Holidays, 9 to 12 A. M. DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES T e lephone, N e . 3 3 3 ReoKvMIe C e n tr e DR. GEORGE E. TRAVIS F^bckville C entre, N. Y. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE \ Cheap Insurance against Fires and Thieves Mellink’s ’‘cement asbestos’’ guarantees what no other safe (bigor little) will do—absolute freedom from damp- 1, rusted bolts and swollen walls. Adapted by its varying sizes and elegant finish forborne or office. Double steel walls, high-grade combination lock. MEILINK’S HOME SAFE * Pride SiO. and Up 80.000 now in neoi' styles of House, Ofllce an d Wall safes. Catalogue froe. On otue a i [HE MEILINK MFC. CO. TOLEDO, OHIO is the Plumber when you need his ser vices. At least that is the rule with us—to be “Johnnie-on-the-Spot” for all work when required. We do all kinds of plumbing, new work and repairing, and our methods are praised by all who have ever employed us. We are prompt, careful, thorough in pur work manship, use none but the best mater ials, and, best of all, our charges are based upon strict moderation. Employ us once, and you will always consider us your plumbers. GOLDEN & BENNETT Plumbing and Heating 67 South Main St. Tel. 380-W. Freeport, N. Y. Well Driving Alterations and Repairs Promptly Attended To PLACE & ALLEN Sanitary Plumbing STEA M AND HOT W A T E R HEATING Wantagh, L. L A E R M OTO R G A S O L IN E E N G IN E S GAS FITTIN G Wallace & Abrams 6 5 Church S t r e e t , Freeport, N. Y.; Tel. 9 5 - L 41 N. Village Ave., Rockville C e n t r e , N. Y.; Tel. 3 0 8 Telephone, 255-L Freeport GUSTAVE BOPP Oil and Tallow Refinery BELLMORE, L L Branch at Hicksville, L. I. JOHN J. RANDAU. P r . . ^ ^ P * * V * - . THE FREEPORT BANK Freeport, N. Y. • \ — o - •°J 1>\ ‘ Anton Beyerle Proprietor of the PARK HOTEL, MERRICK MANOR, L. 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R e a c h th e buyers In their home# through the colum n s of T H IS PAPER and o n every dollar expended y o u ’ll r e a p a h a n d s o m e dividend. fLESHMORE SALVE Patented Dec. 19, 1907, as a P r e v e n tativ e of Blood Poison and G a n g ren e C u res E c z e m a , B e lla, Dog B ites, S o r e Legs, F istu las, Felons and R u n n ing S o re* How often the scratch of a pin will cause the loss of a limb. A jar of Fieshmore Salve is a safe and cheap doctor. No home should be without it. It is invaluable for drawing out poison. Makes new flesh and heals up all cancerous drawing out poison. Makes new flesh and heals up all cancerous sores. No other salve like it on the market. Ask your druggist to han dle it and take no other salve. EIESH80RE SIEVE WILL CORE WHERE ILL DIRER REMEDIES Fill P R IC E , 2 5 o , 5 0 o and $1.0 0 Write for sample B E L L M O R E , LONG ISLA N D Mail Your Drug Orders Neil tiee yoa need tome item that Drag Stare* carry and it U Bet ceeveaieat te ceae for it, erder it from as by mail. OUR MAIL-ORDER SERVICE i. constantly grog ing--the reasoi of it is that people are fiadiag eat hew satisfactery it i, te erder free* Is hy mail If it isa’t what yea west, seed it to as ead get year money hack. The geeds ead prices will hath he right. Bellmore Pharmacy , Win. Wolfe, Propr. TeL 24641 Freeport G r a n d A v e n u e , BELLMORE, L# 1$ THE HIGH COST OF a -i ■ has not affected our job' printing prices. W e’re still doing commercial work of all lands at price* sat isfactory to you. , ’ 4 ' ;
