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N A SSAU COUNTY B E VIEW
of themselves. But Billy thinks of
BILLY, T H E
"7
V
TALKING BY TELEPHONE.
'
mi
•
Your System
Demands
me.”
J . M. H E W L E T T
“Oh,” Marion said softly, “I know Contrary to P o p l a r Belief Wire* Do
what
you
m
ean!
If
you
married
the
Not
Ca
rr
y
Sound
waves,
g j Q
Dealer in
poet or the halfback you would have
The popular i<;. a i- that the teleto
worship
at
their
shrines,
while!
phone
m
votiinvui
i.-v
i>
hut
an
nnThese are the three important points to consider in
an occasional corrective to insure
Billv would worship at yours.”
! proved and [renvctvd toy "tele- good health and strength. Success
es,
’
said
Dulcie,
‘"that
s
it,
and
phone.”
T;us
consists
of
tv.u
sounda refI igerator.
,
He Was Different From the Poet
is almost impossible for the weak
a man who loves you that way can’t ing boxes at cither end of a cord or
and ailing.
Enjoyment is not
Market and Garden Seeds
aixl the Halfback.
exactly bore you, can he!'”
wire. The sound wave.- ir vibrations for the sick.
Impaired health
“No, he can’t,” said Marion, “ but set up among tiie partu .vs >.f air by and serious sicknesses usually
Seed Potatoes, Fertilizer
of course you can never tell how the vocal chords of fin­ -pcaker
are sold at Olsen’s, Main St., Freeport, and have been fa­
begin in deranged conditions of the
DRIED GRAINS
By T E M P L E BAILEY.
long it tyill last.”
strike the nearest soundii._' box in etomach, liver, kidneys or bowels.
mous for high quality for 30 years, and they embody
“ Sometimes I have thought 1 rapid -accession and cau-v it to vi­
Cor.
Church
Street
New Boulevard
There was no denying that Billy
every up-to date improvement that will help produce the was not deeply intellectual. He was should like to put them to a test, brate in unison. Tin -e vibnitions
F
R
E
E
P
O
R
T
N. Y.
as ladies
" ”
did with the knights o i . actually travel along the line to the
tall and blond, with broad shoulders
best results.
old,” Dulcie meditated.
dher
sounding
box.
enev
they
a smile that was like sunshine
No matter what style or and
“ But what 4-sf,” Marion demand­ are transmitted again to the air,
ili vii -v at 1 1’. M., on
on a gloomy day. But among the
size refrigerator you select, girls of the college these qualities ed, “could you have in modern and, still unchanged, to the car of
Saturdays during
days?”
the listener. This method of com­
counted for little, for they worship­
if its a
“ In the old times it wag a test of munication does not differ essen­
JULY. AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
ed at the shrine of the poet ami of
strength and skill,” Dulcie stated, tially from signaling' by tapping
the halfhac1;. The poet had long
hair, and so had the halfback, hut “hut today there i- oh'- god, Marion rails.
—money. You know 1 have a lot
iv. the wn-’d
The telephone works on an entire­ are recognize 1
otherwise they had nothing in com­ in my own right. And the boys
:vc <f troubles
ly different principle. Sounds are to be the ' - t
mon except that they both loved
know it. all of them, the pout and not carried across the telephone of the digest,
; . They t. ne
you can rest assured its a Dulcie Drayton.
halfback and Billy. Perhaps wires. As sounds they get no fur­ the ' - ■h, •
• the liver, reggood one, and the health Billy loved Dulcie, too, but lie the
that is what makes me ithe most
than the transm itter. In this
of your family may depend jl,n<ln"t half chance, for the poet popular girl in si-lino]—my mono-,, ther
they cause a diaphnurm t - vibrate, t
to Dulcic’s eyebrows, hot just me myself.”
safest way
On the quality oi your | .IJ1(| t |lL. ImlChuck let her shine in “ You are a darling,” Marion en­ the movements of tl. - -a t up rapid i '
change- in the strength
refrigerator.
Ids reflecti d football glory.
couraged her, “but you know how trie current on the
Now and then she consented to men are.”
v i
Let us demonstrate to you make
(-hiingi < «'•rrespond
in porif"!
Billy happy. “ Yes, I will
“ Ye«, I do,” Dulcie agreed. And ami p bras■- to
-_;nal vi' r.itho
the desirable features of the McKEE refrigerator. Hard­ walk with you,” -he told him gra­ they then and there constructed a
>f t ho v<lico. T! i*'—
*- . loi! rie
one Oetober dav, “only we plot.
wood cases, heavy insulation, solid hardware, wire mesh ciously
Sal
- i- ih i- W o r l d .
wavnoff.
ft
turn
in
irro-pf ui ding *Lerg«t
mustn’t go very far, for I have an
Sold cv
10c..
—
The next night the poet, linger­
shelves, improved trap, and the sanitary, easily cleaned, engagement < itli the halfback.”
'ii.rtli f an
ing in the shadow of the ■Ims, was fli’i-tii;;Hoi i- in
nt
r1
<'!"i-tr'i
“
All
right,”
-aid
Billy
and
■m
l
"f
watertight linings.
nu t by Marion. When tli»v had
T ’ ■-Uc ,
promptly forgot Ids wateli.
•• am! i-arvtalked for a moiju nt -in- said. “ Isn't
ul!- ” of tho .cloi •
The halfback was nig dig when it sad about Dub ie Dravton ?”
ia not
rcpcati . !lv ultra «t a i
isr. r-o
they finally reached Du Id e s home.
■w,•• have - iid>sed the gam e,’ lie
in a
nner - imilar
“Oh, didn’t she tell your” Ma Hint it vib
-aid. “I if course if I had been play- rion Iiesitated.
'Mar■’ r ig -,- of ' i ra ii- mittr-r
“Then 1 ought
t!ie snr aker’s
ami st!
rep" F R E E P O R T ing I couldn’t have waih< I; but, a- not to.” ..
Main S t r e e t
VOTPO.
. I
v
But the poet uiged hcT.
is r,lrio- . f ii
T cut
Tid Dull. 1 "\>
I “,Billy
.- ,forgot
;; . hi
Well,
cii, sue
sliu iha;
as i- -t all her mon
• r-t -rv -nT! " -. i-■it ivn
...,, Marion said.. ...1 am her rouiuI apiil-ie'ized,
,1 .
,? and we didn t reuliz- cv
- ov. rv vjl I
‘'V '. .u ’l' ’. . .
...
1 mate, and 1 saw the letter. But tran.-m itt>- r rrmvrrt
Telephone Connection
akor’.: v, ,j ■ »»<*> j diifer"f tli"
;
1 should think ho would bon i please don’t sp,-ak
,t.”
j you to death,” the halfback -aid I “Of course not,” said the poet.
ent kim! f Vi! ritior 1 w lilcll ’m- no
11 It is
I wlicn Billy had left them. “How
But that night hi- wrote many re1'ti.'l 11 tn -null -I r-x. -• it in th:
H can you si.mil that follow ?”
■ jo tho -am.
rial k
verses, and in all of them was u
! “H e’s not bad,” Dulcie defended note of renunciation, and the n< \t rapiditv. Tl i- flio-'
Office and Shop, 79 Bedell Street
>ns f
Ij “Of course lie hasn’t such an awful day he gave them to Dulcie. “ Tiny fdeidrie current. id
■t those of
F R E E P O R T , N. Y.
lot of brains, and he hasn't done are very sad,” he t-xplaim-d, “ hut 1 sound, that are
1 over the
siu-h
wonderful
things
as
you
'haw
,
wire,
at
the
Otlle
f
which,
by
’
end.
Do more towards keeping a person in a good frame
have come to believe that a geniubut lie’s got an awfully good dispo- should not marry. Only in the sad­ II reverse pror-e-- 1he !
of mind perhaps,'than any other pleasure he enjoys
1
ness of solitude can talent be de­ them hack again
And the halfback, remembering veloped. 1 must give von up, im
'
d dm
mj&xm
bis own grumbling and growling, Dulcie.”
eorresnond in -’
76 Church Strcel. Freeport. N. YS S t O V C
R e p a ir in g
said “Oli, well!" uncomfortably and
with those of 11 elect rie current
"1 am not your Dulcie,” the
wondered if Dulcie was hitting at said, with a little flame in her and ultimatelv
itli
that
of
the
BR O ILED M EA T
original -ound, ■ that the -ound
A few days later the poet took
is much more “tasty” and nourishing, than meat
She did not reproach him. What ’■oprod ne. d. t *iop­ 11 -t quite idi-ntiDulcie to task about Billy. “ You was the use of reproaching such a en!. is verv -inbl
to t'a- speaker’s
prepared in any other way. And meat can be
danced with him four times last feeble thing as the poet? But when
night,”
lie
said,
“and
1
wanted
you
broiled best
Marion had told the halfback tie
to sit out those last two in the con­ -nine tale and he had without com­
H a t s In C h u r c h .
•s^ T r
servatory
with
mo.
1
had
a
new
“Tinn \\a.-, -ay- tin- London
BY G A S .
punction broken an engagement
poem to read to you. It was about with Dulcie, giving as an excuse "I Chronii le, “ when men wore their
young October’s golden eves, and it um going to cut out dances foi
However, in most of the old style stoves, the
1'
was dedicated to you.”
awhile—and girls,” -he allowed her considered it an unn- ' .--ary piece
broiler is so near the floor chat it is little used, and
“ Ht'ad it to me now,” said Dul- self the luxury of a retort.
of -ire tm -- to insi-t im lIn- hare
the housewife misses the satisfaction her family
cie. “ I’d love to bear it.”
“Then you won’t mi.-s me when I head in vhim-li. In hi- diary lor
“The atmosphere isn’t right,” the go away,” she said pointedly.
Nov. 11. MU'il, he ha- the entry, ’To
would express at broiled meats. However,
poet fretted, “ not here on the cam­
church a ml heard a simple fellow
“(Jo away?” lie questioned.
Prom pt and
pus, but last night there was a Ut­
W ITH A C A B IN E T RA N G E
“ \ es. f ou see, 1 am eighteen upon tie praise of clum li musique
Careful W ork
ile moon, and tla-re wore red roses tomorrow, and my money will be and (txcluimii.-u* against men’s wear­
Something
to
Fall
Back
Upon
on the lattice.”
broiling can be done without any stooping what­
my own to use as 1 please, and I ing tlicir hats oil in vlmr-di.’
W h e n a c y c lo n e s t r i k e s y u m b u s i n e s s . 6ti W. Merrick Rd.. FREEPORT, N.Y
“ Billy is an awfully good dancer,’ have so many plans”—
“On Sept. •> following lie went a typho on tu g s at ymii- tinancial roots
ever. Why fiddle around with your old range,
Dulcie rcllected, which, as the poet
to the Fivii'!i riutivli t the Savoy, or an ea rt!ii|iiake -hake.- down v a n
“
But,”
the
halfback
gasped,
"I
1
when you can get a new cabinet of the latest type
generally got tangled up even in a thought you had lost your money!’ whore 'the inini-ter do pnv..di with fo undations
twostep, was not tactful.
Ids hut off, I suppose in further con­
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
He stopped, red to the ears.
IN ST A L L E D ON EASY T E R M S
For several days after that, howpo w er to -till th e sto rm and to
“So did the poet,” said Dulcie. formity with our church.’
lever, the rivalry between the poet “ Marion told both of you some kind
a w ay .misf or tu ne!
.lust a fe w
“ I’robnbh it wu- about tin- date
oi pape
p;
r, vet a s a f e t y applian ce
land the half back was so intense of tale, and both of you belivvi-d it. that the custom of removing bats inches of
th
a
t
w
or
ks
th
e
m
i
g
h
ty
miracle!
Wha t
| that Billy was left completely in
“T hat wasn’t the reason,” tin in the elitin h began.”
ha v e you to fall bac k upon w h en mis I
I the background.
f o r t u n e ru sh es down upoi you '
Let
halfback excused.
I MADE. IYI M Mr»
j I’he poet sat up half the night
th e First Nati ona l Bank hook your
l.)ul(-ie stopped him sternly. “ Yc.D esi gns
n a m e w it h o u t delay. Om- -ingle dollar
! writing verses, and the theme was it was. I liat was why you gave up
C o p y r i g h t s 4 c.
hel
pto
tuiild
a
hank
aceoimi
A n v n n o porvllng a n k e t r h a m i d e s cr i p t i on innv
i “love, love, love,” and he claimed girls— that was why you gave up
GEORGE MAC DONALD, President
icertain
r <
i■•,i ’i i a |>r' hn v i itent.'itile. <‘<-miiilllilcn.
i every spare moment of I hi 1tie's me!” And she left him abruptly.
tr u tly
IM. t i ll . HANOUOOK <»ti I'utenUi
•\t f re e <>Mest n v en cy f or hi r u r m g | i atent*.
| time to read them to her.
IKfelztu
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
“ I am half afraid to have you tell
I ’ D'-MH tali on t h r - u u l i M u n n A Co.
'He writes about my hair,” she Billy,” she told Marion that night.
of Freeport, N. Y.
i told Billy, “and calls it ‘soft spun “If lie should fail me”—
R OSW ELL DAVIS, P r e s ,d o i t
-ilk shimmering in the sunshine.’ ”
A LnndBomelY IlhiPtrntod weoklr. I urpeit ctr
But Billy when he heard tl.
J O H N K. E L D R I D C E , Vice P r e s .
. .U'-u <f
.... •*;; i:tl 'I iTfiin. f'l a
“ I don’t see the use of stringing news came straight to her.
. >r ; l- tir m IM:'. I k tiuMDyull nowadeuloM.
C. M. FO R EM A N . Casliiei
j out a lot of shimmering sunshine
“ .Marion lias told me,” he said
C H A RLES M. V A N DEROEF, Manager
.364
! sentences when your hair is too simply. “ I haven’t much, Dulcie.
. V Ft . \V/I*hlr.gi',ri, D. V.
j beautiful to he described,” said Bil­ but l love you, and 1 want you ily bluntly.
marry me at once if you will,”
Dulcie smiled up at him. “After
Dulcie laid her hand on his arm.
This Noiseless
0 ^:0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 0 0 0 0 %
Jall, 1 like the way you put it, Billy.” “ Billy.” she -aid, “ 1 am not poor. I
ClosetShouldBc
From the buying of Drugs umt D rug Store M erchandise
i she said, "and Fin glad you like the put you and the poet and the half­
In Every Hpme
up until the tim e we sell them to you we constantly are
color of my hair.”
back to a t o t , and only you stood
oil the watch to see that the q uality does not deteriorate
OutucJe of its imme­
"I love it,” Billy stated, “and 1 it. You arc the knight of the tr ;
diate
rnvirooment it i*
and th at it is of ju st as high a standing as when we
! love you, Dulcie.”
§
heart, and 1 love you.”
not possible to hear the
bought it.
“Dh, oh, you m u stn 't!” Dulcie
9
After Dill', bad kissed her ran
f
l
•
1
1
N
o
i
s
e
l
e
a
s
This assures you of getting the ln-st D rug Store service
I protested.
turously he u.-ki d, “ Are you -tire i
o
and fullest satisfaction. It m akes no difference what von
for
H
o
m
e
m
a
d
e
P
i
e
s
,
C
a
k
e
s
,
"Well, not now, if you don’t want won't bore you, Dulcie ?”
@
buy of ns you can depend that the quality is right and
! me to, but 1 shall tell you again,
P
a
r
k
e
r
H
o
u
s
e
Rol
l
s,
Mu
f
f
i
n
s
,
“ If you knew how I hated the
Let us put one in your bathroom as well at
0
the price reasonable.
Dulcie,” Billy answered.
other of the fine plumbing fixtures made by
poet's poems and the half I-ai k
Et c. L u n c h e o n a n d a f t e r n o o n
“ And he will,” Dulcie told her boasting you wouldn’t ask such a,
The Trenton Potteries Co
*
L I G G E T T ’S C H O C O L A T E S
W e are scientific plumbers and can oiler at
j most intimate friend that night, silly question, Billy,” she replivd
t e a a t p o p u l a r pr i c e s . Wa f f l e s
all times the services of highly skilled, intelli­
The highest ideal of fastidious lovers of rich, satisfy ing
i "He will ask me over and over
and honey
Wednesday
and
gent workmen. Our price will be based
confections is realized iu L ig g ett’s Chocolates. T heir
Iagain.”
E a r l y Mail S e r v i c e In Maine.
upon cost plus a fair percentage for profit.
S
a
t
u
r
d
a
y
in
a
d
d
i
t
i
o
n
to
full
tea
charm of flavor is never forgotten. We are exclusive
“ Well, of course you couldn't
In ITD.'J individuals hired ,i i , .
Modern methods and honest service.
»
agents for L iggett’s Chocolates.
marry him,” said the intimate •to go from (' i.-tinc to Wiscasset and
menu.
O L I V E R E U. R E Y N O L D S
friend calmlyT-“not such a bore.”
Other C and ies
carry letters and papers once a fort
Fi ne P l u m b i n g . S t e a m
“ I am not sure th at Billy de­ night. ' lie walked the whole diT a b l e d ’H o t e D i n n e r S u n d a y
PA RK <k T I L F O R D
A POL LO
W H I T M A N ’S
f
and Hot W ater Heating
serves that nickname,” said Dulcie. tance over the route. The next
R E P E T T I ’S
FEN W AY
5 2 No. Ma i n S t r e e t Freep*<
f
r
o
m
12
t
o
2,
$
1
.
0
0
1
Telephone, loo-w
"He doesn’t talk moonshine like year post masters were appointed
A lw a y s Fr esh and W h o l e s o m e
I the poet or brag of himself like and mail sent mice a week by car
j the halfback, but he does say some riors on horseback. Rufus Cram .
nice, sensible, good hearted things, the fir-t postmaster in Warren, col­
f
S u c c e s s o r to T h o m a s J o h n s to n
Jand he has a lovely smile.”
lected 2U cents as his pay for his
P h o n e No. 1 F reeport
MERRICK ROAD
The intimate friend sat up and first three months of work.
W e s t Merrick Road
5
looked at her. “ Well, of all things,”
Between Freeport and Baldwin
2
the said; “ I believe you are half in
A Com plim ent.
2
love with him! (How you can think
Mrs. Horsey was unhappy over
L a u n d r y
of him when you have the choice of the stern severity of her new photo­ C h i n e s e
Opp. L. I. ft. K. Depot
two such men as the poet and the graphs.
naif hack is more than I can under“Norah,” she said to her p re tt.
14 B r o o k l y n Av e
F R E E P O R T . N. Y
itand.”
waitrosc, “do you think this photo­
“ But are they really in love with graph look- like me?”
N O T I C E —My s erv ic e and w or k is !
lie?” Dulcie demanded.
Norah’s warm Dish heart cam,- first-class. Goods called for and de ­
Form erly Bowery and Grand Street
“They
have
asked
you
to
marry
io
the
rescue.
“Shure.
Mrs.
H
ersin.
livered.
Maker of ReltoMo
diem, haven’t they?” Marion asked. dear,” she replied quickly, “ if you
“Yes. But somehow it seems to '.»oked like that would I ever have
C o r n ic e s , G u t t e r s , Roofing, L ea d er s,
me that they are always thinking two afternoons a week ?”
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”888
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E l e c t ri c a l
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An old Scotch m in ister w ho did not
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a ssista n t, remarked th at it w as singu­
lar how he felt m ore fatigu ed a fter
hearing him than in preaching him ­
self.
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that he experienced a sim ila r feelin g
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m inister, "I peety th e folk th a t h ave
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