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sop side messengeh Established by J. A. Stiles, July, 1908. FRIDAY. OCT, 15, 1909 South Side Messenger Co., Owner Roland M. Lamb Railroad Ave., Freeport President Thomas S. Braithwaite.Wantagh, N.Y. *4 Vice-President Samuel T. Raynor Railroad Ave., Freeport, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer James A. Stiles Editor and General Manager Office of Publication 13 Railroad Avenue, Freeport, N. Y. Telephone, 203-J *7“- v 1— - y Entered at the Post Office at Free port, N. Y., as second-class matter. Address all csweairstieas te ike Seelh Side Meee#e*ar Free pert, M. T. euiu j coin, eaan special prescription days, they would office, as nimbly The Wantagh Brass Band will hold Aarwsrs on entertainment and dance on Wednes- i day evenin\ October 27th. • The enter- tamment is under the management of Dkl/Ralph of Rockville Centre. - ' - y 11 fact, Dr. Barker, after* graduating Progress Scries, Doubting Castle. ; from Heidelburg, located in London. ; His practice grew so rapidly that a t ; the end of five years he established the ! largest practice of any physician in that city. His practice was confined to chronic cases only in the treatment of rheumatism,— catarrh, kidney and The Ladies Aid Society of the Mem- orial Church will hold its annual fair on 1 in_,Firemen’s Hall. 'The and he had seen patients come into nis . _ , . m . office on crutches, who sad they had vg^ ffhh been troubled with rheumatism for 16 r^r2l^> 2 rV M ‘ Seaman, at and 20 years, and after they used this Central Park. H I ------- ? it for two or three , Id come walking to his The Wantagh Gun Club held its month- « , nimbly as a school boy, and : fy shoot last Saturday, on their grounds; thank him for the good he had done the following arc the scores made: Class Everybody’s Column lc a word far first issartiaa, sad 10c far caa he seal care ef the Messesger he ferwardad if desired. WANTED— Top soil ia quantities from 10 cubic yards up to 1000 cubic yards, delivered alone the 72 inch pipe Kne, between AmityviDe and Freeport. Call or ’phone 309 Free port. T. A. GalHspie Co. Telephone 204-J < xWhen You Want a Carriage * t FOR THE STATION, SH O P P IN G or CALLING Rubber Tired Coupee, Coaches end W agonette# Prom p t and Efficient Service at edl House THOS. H. CHILTON 52 Bergen Place „ Freeport, N. V. them. The doctor said, in an inter view, that one man about 45 years old came to him and said he had been in jured while working at the carpenter trade about twenty years before, and had suffered constantly since with kid ney trouble. He had tried everything A, Walter Ashdown 17, Jolrti Box 17; Class B, James M. Seaman 21, GfOver Sicms 1(1, John Suvdam I2t J. J. Tus- sell 10. Class C, Harry Braithwnike 8, Henry Ultsch 6. •' Willing young man, age 22,Jexper- ienced in grocery. Wishes work in store or as driver. References. Box 17, Roosevelt, L. I. FARMS W A N T E D ^ have inquiries for small farms from two acres and up. Send me full particulars if you have; anything to sell. Samuel T. Raynor, j Freeport, N. Y. INVESTORS—Invest ^rour money The Miesenger's news service affect ing different villages covered by it, is repotted weekly by representatives covering each locality. Any news items published in this paper that ia erroneous will be corrected if information is sent to the editor a t the office of publication. NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS Messenger aubecribere changing their ad^ree* will confer a favor on thie pub lication if they will notify ua in time to send the paper to the new addreee thereby insuring its delivery without in terruption. Addreaa, 13 Railroad Ave., Freeport, N. Y . Railroad Ave. ney uuuvic. neu meu cTcijumig At the services in the MemorialChtirch ' to get relief, bdt nothing seemed to do next Sunday the morning theme will be, him any good. He asked the doctor if j \A noble defence of a great man.\' In he really knew anything th a t would the evening the pastor will commeYnor- __ ____ _ cure him, and he told him of a never- ate hi* tenth anniversary by preaching a ; g Aer cent mortgages, failing remedy for all chronic cases like sermon on “The supreme qualification amount from $500 up, his. He wrote him a prescription and for the Christian Ministery.\ There will i c a|| or wrjte. Samuel told him to take it for a week aud then also tic appropriate music by the choir ~ * — come and let him know how he was and a solq by Miss Laura Cowles. t<v getting along\ This man came back to his office in just four days and said he had not felt aa well in his life. He alsq stated that his daughter, whom he had taken out of school because her eyes | were too weak to studv, and she could hardly see from one of them a t all; she had been treated by four eye special ists without relief, and after he had taken this prescription for two days he can loan in any on good security. T. Raynor, 31 ■Freeport, N. Y. BALDWIN We have been told that within the coming six months the present hos pital on Ocean avenue. In Freeport, will be discontinued and replaced b) the one in Hempstead. Just why Freeport is to be without hospital service is not known to us. We do re gret, however, the closing up, so soon after its opening, of an institu tion as useful as this has proven it self to have been. We are for a hos pital for the sou'thslde and as it is already established here, desire to see it remain. Hempstead, undoubt edly is an important village, but the r selection of a site there for a hospi- ! tal in the minds of many is not showing the villages along the south- side any preference and in addition ft is quite near the Mineola hospital. To reach Hempstead by rail from any village, say, Lynbrook to Amity- says he saw it was helping him so much he let her take some of it, and, to their great surprise, she improved wonder fully almost from the first dose. He told him that it was only a week’s time after she commenced to take the medicine until she could see aa well as ever and was able to return to school. It was not until after hundreds of snch remarkable cases had been treat ed by Dr. Barker that he was prevailed upon in the interest of humanity to al low the wonderful prescription to be put up so that every sufferer could nave it at a very small cost. The pub lic can now secure this prescription un der the name of Bloodine, at drug stores, or The Bloodine Laboratories, Boston, Mass., will supply a six weeks’ treatment (six bottles) tor $2.50; 50c a bottle, trial bottle and booklet, 10c. Thomas Johnston, Druggist, special agent, Freeport, N. Y. ngg In-n Ave., nfc Ssw- 4-! . ing and Designing. The most com- at the home of piete, thorough and scientific Institute hals, this vvefk. the World. Why pay for yourdress- Branch Vienna Ladies’ Tailorin I stitute. F. Robinson, Colonial Freeport, N. Y. Dress Cuttini A baby boy arrived Mr. and Mrs. F. Wcstphals, this wc^k. ------ — — , es to be made when you can be taught Woolley is visiting, rc-j to make them yourself. Call and in- • iv ,jvestigate, it will cost you nothing. — t ------- - ! North Main street, trolley stop No. 76. Miss Nellie Miller is visiting friendfl, in , Phone, 283-J. 4t-9 New York City. ' «' j ----- —r------------------------------------------ Miss Louise latives a t Oceanport, N. J. „ . T - r r ~ GIRL WANTED-A young girl for Harold lyes is building a new residence light housework in small family. Ex on South Side ol Miller St. WANTAGH D. V. Dailey has erected a barn’on his property, cor. Thomas and Grand Aves. - ,i: Mrs. Walter Pettit is ill a t her home, corner Merrick Road and Harrison Ave. Mrs. W. D. Tuckey will entertain 'the Ladies Aid Society at the Parsonage on Tuesday afternoon. C. Faulhaher has sold his property, corner Park Ave, and Smith St. to Mr. Jones, a sotfjj manufacturer of N. Y.Cijty. At the M. P. Conference recently held at Hillburn, N. Y., Kev. P. A. Smith w^a's given the appointment a t Moriches, L. 1. Rev. J. Woodly will take the place of Mr. Smith here. cellent home and “good eurroundin; Apply Lock Box 153, Freeport igs. tf-9 Comfortable 8 Room cottage and bam to rent, reasonable. Newly decorated, comer Smith and Church Sts. Freeport. Apply 127 So. Main St. Freeport. Otto Hasneder Sanitary Plumbing, Heating and Lighting Furnaces, Ranges and Heaters Set and Repaired SUte and Metal Roofing W ind Mill Pumps and Pipe Fitting Dealer in Stoves, Cutlery, Crockery, Agate, Tin, W oedenwane - Seafor^, Long Island m m U m SPECIAL SALE In order to m ake room for autom obile Work, I have decided te sacrifice my etock ef new and second-hand carriage#, consisting ef SURRIES, RUNABOUTS, TOP BUGGIES, BUSINESS WAGONS No Reasonable Offer Refused CHAS. O. COLVIN T e lep h o n e C o n n e c tio n M E R R IC K , L. t., N . Y. i Anton Beyerle Proprietor of the PARK HOTEL, MERRICK MANOR, L. I. Fine Ales. Wines, Liquors and Cigars Bottler of Welz & Zerwick’s Gambrinus Brew bavid Sevmour and family started for California last Friday. , - ---------- - j Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Church Fussell Bros, have had an acetylene i are preparing for a rummage sale to lie gas plant installed in their store. 1 held in Scott’s building, Oct. 21, 22 apd _______ j 23, afternoons and evenings. f Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Brown have FOR SALE - “R. A. M. H .” , a hunting cabin cruiser, 35 feet long, 9 feet beam, 2 feet six inches draught under power, speed 12 miles, engine actually develops on a “brake test” over 20 h. p., boat launched this Spring, j Boat fully equipped with everything necessary, is modem and up to date in all respects, and in first class condition, which owner will guarantee. Complete inventory. Ideal boat for shooting or winter cruising in the South. In commission and can be inspected any time. At present at South Shore Yacht Club, Freeport, l,ong Island, where she can be seem Apply to owner R. A. Mansfield Hobbs, Attorney at Law, 76 William Street, New York City, for photo and further particulars. REGULAR vllle one must take the train to returned from spending the summer in Freeport and thence by trolley north England, to the corner of Jerusalem avenue and Henry street, about thirty min utes, considering the waits. If there is any one along the southside who is interested in this, they should waken to the necessity of keeping the hospital in Freeport where it is already established, not as a purely local affair, but for use of any patient who needs treatment who may live in adjoining villages. The Messenger congratulates the Smithville South Fire Co. on -its en trance into the ranks of fire fightersl in Nassau County. We expect to see the company go ahead and be on hand to fight fire or make a showing in parades and tournaments. The way to do this is by ’the members j having an unfailing interest in their company and in this instance there seems to be every reason why this interest should not be allowed to die out. The Observer last week, published a full account of the doings at Col lege Point right up 'to Thursday the day before its date of issue which in dicates a commendable zeal on the part of Its editor to care for his read er’s interests. Note the account of an editor of a Lopg Island newspaper who is Prefel- dent of five separate organizations. An editor who is a writer as well as a good 'talker is a rare article. Dr. $teele is erecting a plant on his property on Merrick Road for the pur pose of manufacturing cement blocks for his new residence, cor. Merrick road and Harrison*A ve. WANTED—Girl or woman for gener al housework in private family. Ad dress Lock Box 153, Freeport. TO-LET — 7 room house on Grand Ave., Baldwin, next to Scott’s Drug Store. Rent $10. 4t Republican Nomination For Member of Assembly NASSAU COUNTY William G. Miller OF FREEPORT ROOSEVELT Miss Irene Dixon was the guest qf Miss Julia Crevoiserat Sunday last. FOR SALE—Twin go-cart, in excel- ________ lant condition, suitable for two small Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and children near of age, also oak bedstead family have moved to Richmohd Hill. and mattress and kitchen stove, all in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood spent Sat urday and Sunday at Mrs. Wood’s mother’s in East Norwich, L, a I. good condition, very reasonable, at 96 Newton Boulevard. Call The supper and dance at the | of Trgde Tuesday was excellent. young usual. folks enjoyed Board The themselves as A new house is going up for Archie Smith, near the school house. Cannot help it, but every week we-have to re port a new house for this section. CADILLAC — One cylinder auto mobile for sale, price $175, seats four, first class order. Peter Avogadro, Bellmore, L. I. tf ------ ^ ------------ . --------------------------------------- Rabbits for Sale — Belgian Hares, black, white, pink eyed, all kinds, all ages, from 25c apiece up. Call or write. Gerken, Box 17, Roosevelt. SPORTSMEN’S HOTEL High Hill Beach Under Management of R. T. Willmarth Excellent Accommodation* for Gunning Parties Boat^ Decoys and Guide* if W anted BAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY Excursions of all kinds catered to. Excellent boating, bathing and fishing P. O. A D DRESS, BELLMORE, L. I. : WOODCLEFT HARBOR: F r e e p o r t, L o n g Island The Bungalow Section of Freeport Electric Lights Rumring W ater Cem ent Walks Boating Bathing Fishing TROLLEY LINE THROUGH THE PROPERTY Bungalows and Lots For Sale on Easy Terms. Very De sirable Either for Occupancy or as an Investment JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY O W N E R S * Freeport, Long Island Builder’s loan dress Builder, port. wanted; $14000. Ad- care Messenger, Free st. Something new was the measuring party given by the Ladies’ Guild at the Board of Trade Hall Tuesday. Every- , , body took everybody else’s measure, - in Freeport, four and the result was fun all 'round. furmehed or unfurnished rooms. CARSON SAYS Judge Gaynor seems to have walked into a peck of trouble in accenting accepting Mayor of Tammany’s nomination for Mayor New York City. Conundrum: Why should a Supreme Court Judge, earn ing $17,500 a year for practically the balance of his life, resign to become candidate for Mayor at a much less salary for but a period of fout\ years? The office of Mayor being one of con tinual strife and trouble for its occu pant, while that of Judge being a re spected and dignified office. BEDELL’S UNIVERSAL LINIMENT We will soon hear considerable dis cussion about who is to be our candidate for Village Presidency, and although there are plenty of names that might be mentioned to fill the office, yet the man who is to, fill it should be a good business man Who will have an eye to the business interests of the Village. I have heard mentioned the name of -John D. Gunning, and think he would make one of the best presidents this village could possibly get if he could only be persuaded to run. Mr. Gunn ing is popular, successful business man aid honest. Freeport could do no better with any other man. I am in formed that Mr. Morrison would not consider being re-nominated. Dr. Wm. E. Barker’s Experience hi (From the Rochester Times) Half a century ago there was no city There may be other liniments as good as this. There are none better. We never put out a remedy of our own unless we know it has unusual merit. This is a scientific compound that contains just the elements a liniment must, to do what is ex pected of it. ism, sprains, cuts, bruises or inflamation of any kind. Price, 3 ox. 25, cents Satisfaction or Money Back1 SMITH SBEDELU nc . Drug g ists F R E E P O R T , N . Y. (6614 step* from L. I. R. R.) • ■ ! ......... — or five Must have bath and heat. Address Winters, j care Messenger office, Freeport. This has been a quiet week in the vil- ___ ___ .— — j lage. The recent celebrations, th e . tournament at College Point, at which our boys as usual took a prize, and1 . „ . . other local affairs have left the place terrns and Pnce- bereft of news of the usual interest. Will purchase two lots in Freeport or Roosevelt if reasonable. State location, Lock Box 153 Free port. JOHN J. RANDALL, President D. WESLEY PINE, VicV-Pre*. WILLIAM S. HALL, Cashier THE FREEPORT BANK Freeport, N. Y. W e solicit accounts of corporations, firms and individuals with the assurance of courteous and liberal treatm e n t Interest allowed on time deposits\ You can open an account and make deposit* by mail. For particulars send postal opened with nttingk. A The Roosevelt Inn has its full complement of fitting^, large sign with Bwana Tombo printed in gold letters attracts the eye and re minds one of the great hunter now in the jungles of Africa, R. F. D. route not given. TO RENT—Store and five rooms in Baseball is dying a this season, hard death here v...0 \v the local team playing each groats, will give 3 qti Sunday as lonj^as^the weather remains fresh. Apply Mrs. watched by a numbfer of fans who will ^ anta&d\ shortly shift their applause to the foot ball gridiron. , gtx Henry S t , Freeport. House to Rent, Wantagh. 8 rooms, near station. Lock box 153 Freeport terms, keys, etc. tf A Postal Request WIN Bring “ THE BOOK BUYER” A M o n thly R e v iew of A m e rican end Foreign L iteretu r e CHARLES S C R I B N E R 'S S O N S P u b lisher* 153 Fifth Ave. NEW YORK 6 0 YEARS* EXPERIENCE P atents FOR SALE— A few good milking qts. per day when C. B. Dreyer, Town Board Meets the Town ur FOR SALE—Pony cart and harness, 50 chickens, 2 stoves, bed, chairs, etc., will sell cheap. Apply 210 Church St. Freeport. Board At the meeting of Monda; was H. Patterson for Cemetery in which te bury old soldiers of the Union who may answer BENJAMIN EMEIGH Trucking of all Kinds Furniture and Pianos Moved with Care “ 1 Office, Bellmore Coal Dock I BADE IWARIte D e s ig n s C o p y r ig h t s A c . Anyone lending a sketch end description mey quickly ascertain our opinion free whether e Invention le probably natentahlc tlonestrlctlyconfldentlal. HANDB lent free, oldeat agency for m Patents taken through Mann munlca- Patente, tents. receive day, the regular routine business followed by the application of W. ‘atterson for a plot .in Greenfield will This is timely and W. H. Patterson and An- the last probably call. be granted, na C. Patterson made application for oyster and clam leases of six acres each, which were granted. L. Jacob son,! a real estate man of West S t , N. Y., wrote to the Board, asking if they had 2(7,000 acres of (own lands to lease. This was referred to the corfifnittee on leases. Frank W. Smith of Inwood, L. L, asked for a lease of marsh lands on Jamaica Bay, known as Marsh Hummock, about 25 acres, which was referred to thq committee on leases. A petition was read from Robert Rama- bottom, signed by many tax-payers, protesting against the pelting place on Seaman avenue in the Sth Election Dis trict, namely Gennerotii’a stables and bam. Thie la to be investigated. H H H H I House to Rent in Bellmore, 6 rooms, hot and cold water, steam heat. In- i quire of Mrs. Alex Wolf, Wilson Ave., about 5 minutes walk from depot. Madam Leonie, French Dressmaker. French material always on hand. Prices very reasonable. Hours from 9 to 12 A. M. Address 16 Railroad Ave., Freeport, L. I., tel. 382-J, 314-J Hemp stead. tf Patents taken through lin * Co. reesh ip trial notie*, without charge. In to# Scientific JHeertom. A handsomely Olusto culation of any actei year; four month*, | A handsomely titustrated weekly. T^rrfigt d r- eolation of an y ^rt^ttib^onm a^ a Nolan Bros. Printing House 67-59 P L B B T S T . BROOKLYN. N. Y. Printing from a Card te a Nswapspsr Telephbne, 2191 Main , John B. Nolan, North Main St., Freeport, L. I, Telephone 425-W Freeport Furnished rooms for ladies and gentlemen, with or without board, in : a nicely furnished home, all accomma-1 dations a t 134 N. Main St., Freeport. FOR SALE — Large quantity of buitiers’ sand, reasonable. Also dome fine loam. Apply to EL V. Baldwin, 12 Brooklyn Ave., Freeport A. Calcagnino SANITARY PLUMBING dtmmm ned Hot Water Heating - BELLMORE, L L MURRAY BROS., PRINTERS 13 RaHroed A w Freeport, N. Y. 0 * S Whet about that Leaky Roof? When do You ContempfatO Making thoee Alterations? DAVID H. BROWN, Jr. Carpenter and Builder Jobbing Promptly Attended Te Real Estate Appraiser ROOSEVELT, L. I. Hempstead and Freeport MURRAY BROS. Printers Fmnmrt.N.Y.
