THE NASSAU POST, PRREPOKT. N. Y„ FRIDAY, DECEMBKB 22, 19l«
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em plo ye d officers now in th e w ork o f
th e A ssociation. R e c e n tly in the te n
THE FASHION SHOP I
Official Rep ub llrnn p , p , r of N.t,,nu ' da y c o n tin e n ta l m e m b e rs h ip c am County.
; p a ig n, more t h a n 38,008 n e w m e m b e rs
Official P a p e r of v m a g e of F r ee port
jo , ne<1 the H aiI ro ad B r a n c h e s of th e
Y ou ng Men’s C h ris ti a n Association.
Published F r id a y s by
WAU SAU P O S T C O I I P O R A T I O N
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22 South
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m a tte r s ociatio n in c re a se d t h e i r us ef u ln es s
En te red
a*
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Poet Office at ; d u r i n g the y e a r . In it s ed uca ti onal
Apt il 2. 1914. a t til
the A c t of
Fr eeport, N. Y., und
w ork , th e Asso cia tio n pro vided over
Man'll S. 1879.
THB
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N ASSAU
POST
in v ite e
le tte r * • 15,000 e d tm a tio n a l ta lk s a n d
le c tu r e s ,
to the
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I n te r e s t. i aanH
10 000 me
m en
n aa nn dd boys
boys w
w ere
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nd a, hboonu tt’ 30,000
ac c o m p a ni^ed^by
All lettorH
mu Ft be accompanied
by
off mui
n o t nec«
names and addres
in e d u ca ti ona l clubs, s u c h as debat - j I
ia a n ev ld
for publication, bu
ing, mus ical, w ire le ss, ph o to g ra p h y
tr*4 d faith.
and civic o rg a niz a ti ons.
It provided
The NASSAU POST I* served e v e r y ek, 10 cent* a c t u a l cla ss w o r k for m o r e th an 80,where fo r 2 centu
Siibwnrlb
S u b s c rib e rs ,
a month, $1.00 a yeja r
lue sted to info rm th e c i r c u la - | 000 s tu d e n t s w h o w e re p r e p a r i n g f o r
aye
failure to I
tm e n t of
Mon d e p a rrtment
In delivery co lle ge or g e ttin g b e tt e r tr a i n i n g for
he
reive th'
-hang*- their th e i r life w ork
wl*
to cl
Subscrlb'e r sp a wishing
The I a w School o p ­
addre ss m u s t give the old as wall as
Subscriber* leav- e r a t e d hy the Boston. Mass. Y o u n g ,
Mu- new add
ikei
ay have tg
e ir
ukg the village
fb rw ssrd
rc
rd e do by mail by Informine 1the Men's C h n s i l a n A ss ocia tio n, and the
N rc ulatlo n de partm e nt.
M agua nd School, a pre pa ra to ry ' school.,
at t h e Brooklyn C en tral Youn.i Men’s
Address all co mm unlr atI ons to
COHVOHATI
R A T I O S C h ris ti a n Asso eia tio n, a re well know n
T H E NASSAU POST CO
Main OfTI- n , <2 Sou th Ornv
Telephone SI.
e x a m p le s 9t tb le e d u ca ti o n s ! work.
FUE EP VKT.
A p p ro x im a te ly 18,000 member.*- are
s e r v i n g on reli gio us w ork eommittees
or doing defn it e p e rs onal w ork and
H E A L T H XMAS P R E S E N T .
ove r ISO.OOii r ru d e n ts are m e e ti n g r e g ­
Out of 330.179 sc hool c h il dre n ex- j u la r ly in Bible s tudy c la ss es. Dui
am mod in the City of New Y ork in , ;ng t h e year, t h e City, Tow n and Rail1914, 194,207, o r 58.8 p e r cent, s u f f e r ­ roa d A ss ocia tio ns held a b o u t 30 000
ed from defect ive te eth.
T h i s e x ­ s hop meeti ngs a nd c la ss es an d more
ceeded th e s u m total of all the o th e r th a n 70,000 o t h e r m e e ti n g s for men
de fects n o te d by n e a r l y 80,000. De­ and hoys.
O ne of the m o s t po p u la r act ivities
fective t e e t h im pa ir gener al h e a l th
of t h e A ssocia tio n is t h e physical
a n d im pede school p ro g r e s s.
D is o rd e rs of the d ige stiv e t r a c t , t u ­ work. Th e Asso cia tio n pro vid e d v a r ­
be rculos is anil va ri ous o th e r dis e a s e s ious kinds of p hys ic a l w ork for n e a r ­
f r e q u e n ty a r e pre c ede d by dis ea sed ly h a l f a million m e m b e rs in g y m n a ­
co nd ition s in the m outh . T h e r e is a sia a n d on a th le tic fields. More than
d ire c t r e la tio n s h ip b e tw e e n d e n ta l d e ­ 100,000 m e m b e rs w ere given physical
24.000
atte nded
ve lo pm ent a n d m e n ta l dev el opm en t, e x a m in a ti o n s a n d
a n d It Is a b so lu t e ly e s s e n tia l to good i S u m m e r camps
w o r k in s c h o o ls that c h i l d r e n ’s te eth
T h e past y e a r has been ma rked
he m a in ta in e d in a h e a l t h y condition. chie fly by the official way in which
T h e P u b li c H e alt h Serv ic e r e c o m ­ the Association p u t its fo r ce of men
mends t h a t a good to o th b r u s h he and buil din gs in to th e m ilit a r y cam ps j
inc luded in th e list of C h ris tm a s alo ng th e Mexican bord e r foll owing !
p re s e n ts fo r eve ry A m e ric a n child and the moholization of the
National J
t h a t its us e he made p a r t of the da ily G uard .
In m a n y cam ps, t h e Young
tra in in g .
If this re c o m m e n d a ti o n is Men's C h ris ti a n A ssociation building
c a r r ie d o u t the U nit ed S ta te s will was t h e first wo od en s t r u c t u r e to he
h a v e mo re Healthy c h ild r e n this y e a r | erected. Officers an d men r e t u r n i n g
th a n last a n d th e ir c h a n c e s of g r o w - have be en e n th u s i a s tic a bout the serin g up into useful, h e a l th y men and i vice re n d e re d hy th ese buil d in g s and
the F c e re ta rii s
women will be inc re a se d.
T h e A ss oc ir ti on has been al work in
“.It ST AS GOOD."
the v a rio u s pri s o n and c o n c e n tr a tio n
It seems to be a n o c e s s a r j f e a t u r e c am p s in .J-.’uro po and is c a l li n g for
of F r e e - T r a d e p r e a c h m e n t s to d i s ­ more men and m o r e money fn do the
p u te th e fact th at as t h e re s u lt qf th e work there , e d u c a tio n a l c la s s e s , e n ­
w ond erf ul p r o g r e s s in th e m e c h a n i ­ t e r ta in m e n ts ,
m u s ic ,
m ovin g
pic­
cal art s, a l o n e made possible hy th e tu re shows, a th le tic s and relig ions
policy of pro te c ti on, th e in d u s tr ia l p r o ­ s er vices have been intro duc ed.
d u c e r s of th e • United S l a t e s have o v ­
Of local i n te r e s t to N a s s a u and
e r t a k e n a n d a r e k e ep in g pace w it h Suffolk Counties is the fact th a t tb th e re st of th e world in th e m a t t e r of Association has been org a niz e d in the
q u a lity an d value.
two c o u n t i e .
I ' n d e r its a u sp ic e s, the
Woodrow W ils on Is conv inced (hat Older Bov': C onfe re nce w as recen tly
1 th e
co mpeti ti on
of
keen
w it s " held •' Rockville C en tre a n d Camp
a nd not a P r o te c tiv e T a ri ff is wha- Tr ine b' wa o p e ra te d last Sli mmer
A m e ri c a n m a n u f a c t u r e r s s ta n d m o s t at Lloyd's \"i el
T h e e xp e r ie n c e and
in need of. S e c re ta ry Retificld in ­ ‘tra in e d b ndei -hip which a r e m a k in g
s i s t s th a ' t h e g re a t A m e ric a n la ck possible th e fai r e a c h i n g w o rk of the
is th a t of 'efficiency" in me c hanic a l Xssociafion is now a vai lable in Nas­
m e th o d s a nd pro cess es.
Th ese a r e sau an d Suffolk C ountie s
s to ck a r g u m e n t s of F r e e - T r a d e r s . Of
c o u r s e t h e r e is not t r u t h or ense in ( ONGREXSM \ \ UK K’S LKTTEIL
FR ID A Y ,
DECE.MKFR 22.
r i m \ GO' S DIET LESSON.
T h e C hic ago diet i x p e r im e n l d e m ­
o n s t r a t e s lb it a pe rs on c an be ude.q u a te ly fed fo r less th a n to cent s a
T h i s, ho w e ver, is no new dis cover)
T h e r e a re m a n y families in !• reepori
w hic h pay no m o r e for t h e i r loud titan
did th e Cim a g o in v st igators a nd
live fairly w< 11 at that
T h e advice w h ic h tin dit :m • of
th e experiinci t give is p e rl ta n • a p p l 1
c a b le to N ass au Post re a d e r s. Chief
in t h e list of n in e s u g g e s tio n s is this
"U s e bus in es s m e th o d s in y o u r h ous e ­
ke ep in g ." Many, p e r h a p s a m a j o r i l '
of wive s wlu.se
pocket hooks art
slim, do this
Of cours e, some w ho
s hould do so fail, e it he r b e ca us e they
d o n ’t know bow o r a re indifferent
But th e m a in c ritic is m a gainst th e
m a n a g e m e n t o f A me ri c a n home s is
not lack of abi li ty or neglect, bn*
w ilfu l e x lr a v a g r a n c o . T h i s h a s been
a l a n d of m ilk and ho n e y so long
t h a t th e a v e r a g e citizen finds it e xcce din gly difficult to re a li z e t h a t
g r e a t e r econom y is d e m a n d e d hy
c h a n g e d conditions.
E a s v m on e y -m a k in g oinxu tu nit ie s
i . re h a ve develo ped an u n .h e a l, th. y dis
ga rd o f cart ful m a r k e t i n g and of
in
the
p re p a r a tio n
of
economy
m eats .
A m vm .
A m e m b e r s h ip of ntiout 700,000 and
S.76T
lovat
ass o c ia tio n s
of
different
ty pe s, th e se a r e th e o u ts ta n d in g facts
•f
the
re c en tly
Issued
Annual
In a ll w o o l v e lo u r s . N a v y , G r e e n ,
B ro w n and B u rgan d y.
SPECIAL at $15.00
Regular Prices $25.00
Re­
po rt of the Y oung Men’s C h r is tia n A s ­
s o cia ti o n of N o r th America. D ur in g
.
the y e a r , the m e m b e r s h ip in c re a se d
68,124 and th e n u m b e r of local o rga nte atl ons by 174. T h e r e a re 4 358
Tin week was t a k e n up in discussion of t h r e e i m p o r t a n t m e a s u r e s , two
hi whieh, iiu In d ia n and L e gis la ti ve
bills, w e r e a p p ro p ria tio n bills. Th e
third w a s tin A la ska n F i s h e r i e s bill
In r e g u l a t e the fish in dustr y of that
te rrito ry .
Final a c t io n on t h i s bill
was po s tp n m V..
Th e In d ia n hill c a n t e d an a p p r o ­
pria tio n of :X12,230.800, of w h ic h $7,146,000 w e re g r a t u i t i e s fo r t h e s u p ­
port of th " In d i a n s ; $845 000 were
p a y m e n ts under t r e a t y s tip u la tio n s
and th e ba la nce p a y m e n ts fr o m I n ­
dian Tru.-t Funds.
The le gislativ e,
l ixeeiitiv i . and J u d ic i a l bill c a r rie d
the a p p r o p r ia tio n s f o r the co n d u ct of
the se g i e a t d e p a r t m e n t s a m o u n tin g
to $39,480,000
The .!in!'ctary t ’om m itt e e re p o rte d
out fot
mu 'd e la tio n the bills p r o ­
viding fm
enRtituiioiiifl a m e n d m e n ts
in referent to prohib iti on and XX'm tan
F R K D K RICK C l l h ' K S
Suffrage
4 4 0 FULTON STREET,
BROOKLYN,
S u its in velours, gabardines and
I»l«.
lOxactly ihe c o n tra ry is tr ue
in
m a n y lines Xmeriean p ro duc ti on le ads
th e world. To no c o u n t r y will th e
pa y of wage e a r n e r s buy more of th e
c o m f o r t s of life
In no conn try a r e
Hit w a g e - e a r n e r and h is family so
weft clothed, so well hous ed .
n a iioN-vini
O ffers extraordinary bargains for early
Christmas shoppers for Ladies and
M isses Coats
ESTABLISHED
p op lin s in all lea d in g sh ad es
E v e r y th in g p e rta in in g to a first-c la ss
found h e re for
of silk,
Jew elry
H ouse
may
he
CHRIST M A S GIFTS
SPECIAL al $15.00
frocks
18 7 0
U n d e r the sam e m an ag em en t
VALUES $22.50 to $30.00
Sm arts
NEW Y O R K .
Q U A L I T Y
serges,
crep e -d e -c h in es all th e latest ad ­
van ce spring styles an d colorings
values up to $ 2 5 . 0 0
Special at $15.00
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Those i n te r e s te d in le a r n i n g an d p ra c tic in g upo n th e violin can
ob ta in th e se rvic e s til" one w hose many y e a r s of e xperie nce in leading,
as well as i n s tr u c tin g , a s s u r e s proficiency.
H a vin g r e t u r n e d to
F r e e p o r t will be pleased to re cei ve pupils at my residen ce.
MILLINERY
LOUI S
H AE K
77 WEST SEAMAN AYEM E (Phone 2fKMY)
T a ilo red H a ts, A ftern o o n and
FREEPORT
D ress H a ts origin ally $ I 0 . 0 0
to $ 1 5 . 0 0
C O U N T Y D IR E C T O R Y
SPECIAL al $4.95
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SuereVary
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G ifts
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From $1.95 to $8.50
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: idw-iirds II* Xol't b Mam
s t r e e t who has bei n niekna tu ed
i hi
F a r m ei Poe'.’ hv lid w ind U Lent i'i
his a r m i e s , ha s b u rs t forth in to song
again
This titne Mr. I id wa id. ha
w r itt e n about t h e war. Ti n poem is
e n title d “ Indiffei'em i . and is as fol
XXha! e.iri v>i if nillions ;iii .-liiugii
l< i l l and
aimiMi
W h a t <a re v i for u ;ir'
diinmiie
till lit
Whib tliv fh d ot vvii'.i - bre a k in ini
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w i. i r. i d 1hi ib". ill ii v. a
Of Ro yal ly s boast as jiinki '• i tea 1
t . l ' I K i l t X CHILD.
lu vini rig! > to lead" a purb ii id mad
Xmoiig llte c hild.'en's Ulirislma
p re s ents let them find s om ethin g that
i ' . at I ih e 1 1 ,\ '•< ein
they max
nd or c a r e for aim learn Who i ,i . ■ wtiilv millions at a iitatlgb'd
a
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d
stain ?
to love d i) hy day
X boy w h o ha
had m o s t h books a n d me c hanic a l toys Is 1 ih e rty only a doll d re s se d theme'.’
D em ocr ac y o n l y pre te n se ?
was d e l1 I t d with a bird
It w a s a W ho <a rc s for t h e r i g h t ; w h o c a n s
be au tiful little r r e a t u r e a nd soon
for the might
raised, this h n rr ib b
learned to come at its youn g m a s t e r 's The hell that
whistle wh n „ w a s o ut of t h e c ag e
bp a protpnsi,..
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e a t from In month a n d in many " a y s Qr ,s i vjhPrty, elu si ve, a d re a m
afforded e n ' vtainme nt
------------------N« arly U l . hild ren an* fond of gold
Next Sunday, D e ce m be r 24th. the
p.ui.
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l r | | U | a n t v . ^ nd , h r i ,. hohbicB; also
th e m th e chan ce, a n d will find it 'n * i " F r o m A F a r C o untr y," one o f Cyrus
stru etiv e.
T o w n s e n d BYady’s G re a te s t Stories,
a bulb th a t the c hil d can pla nt and w r itt e n for the
New York H e ra ld ,
w atch devel op and blo om or a bloom- o u n d a y . Decern bet U t h . O rd e r a copy
.... i
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from vo u r dealer,
ing plant th a t is all h is Gwn will b r i n g j
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joy for many a day. Several p a c k e ts
Time to Exerclee.
of seed t h a t can be pla nte d in boxes
E x e rc is e sh ou ld be avoide d imme­
in ihe h o u s e and l a t e r tr a n s p l a n t e d d ia te ly a fte r eat ing, a nd e atin g should
to the g a r d e n make a gift w ort h while. be a voided im me dia te ly a f t e r ex erci s­
ing. N a t u r e sh ould be given a chance
to r e s t and re c u p e r a t e in e i t h e r ense
Promise of Relief.
be fo re fr es h w ork Is heaped u p o n her.
Not only has g a rlic a d vanc e d In E a rl y morning, im m ediate ly a f t e r ris­
, prlct, hut r heer up s till fu r th er , suping, a n d la te in t h e evening b e fo re re- i
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