Mr. -md Mrs. Ellis May spent Christmas in Brookl yn. Fred Hnrtig spent the week-end and holiday with Brooklyn relatives. Miss Lillian Dlcio is a guest of Brooklyn relatives. Harve y Blossom enjoyed Sunday and Christmas Day with his family at Hem pstead, L. I . - The Hook and Ladder Ball New Year' s Night promises to bo a great affair. Are you going?—Adv. Mrs. Georgo j ack son , and Miss Grace Jackson . were guests of Free- port relatives. , Sur day. ' Will iam. Dlelo la gladdening the hearts of Brooklyn relatives by a visit . Judson an d Harold Ruland , of Brid geport, Conn ,.-.spent. Christmas with their aunt , Miss Annle ~Murray. Georgo A. ' Jackson is s pending tho holidays with his cousin , Harold Van Sfse, of Woodbur y. Christmas Day a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Voor hes Her- bert. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Latham , spent Christmastide with Smithtown rela- t ives. "¦- ' Hook , and Ladder dance at K. of C. Ha ll , Hunt ington , Januar y 1. Music 'uj, " "ud* b i*7G-p*GCa-'Crc cs^ra. —,.uT . -- ¦ Miss .Elaine and Oscar Rohner have been ho liday guests of Brookl yn rela- tives. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Maurer , of Bridge port , Conn., have been holiday g uests of local relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beck have moved from the Schwartz house on Jtf ew York avenue to, Huntington Man- or sect ion. Many local friends were the recip- ients ot Christmas gree tings from Miss Emily Cromwel l, who is spend- ing some time at Galthersberg , Md. -. . Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Moeller were John Hiller , of Smithtown Branch and Mr. and Mrs. William "Ph ipps. Mr. and Mrs. F.' F. Utter, Sr., and F. F. Utter, Jr., s pent Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Utter , Jr., of Centreport. Cor poral Frederick J. Mart in writes from tho Texas border that although 2,700 miles from Huntington he en- j oys reading The Long-Islander each week. Paul Hornl , of Dli Hills , now has a position as electrical engineer with the Rob inson Roders Company, of Newark, N. J. Mr. Horn ! spent Christmas at horns. A'son -wa s born to Karl Christian- sen Frida y of last week. The follow- ing day Mr. Stork left a little son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W; Schalt. Thursday evening of last week the Christmas exercises ot the West Hills Method ist Church were held and a very fine program was rendered. Presents and cand y and oranges were given to the children. . .. ^ Some of the members ot the orches- tra and choir of St. Paul' s Methodist Church , ot North port , were at the Calvar y M. E. Church Sunda y after- noon an d greatly assisted in the Christmas service. . . . .. . . A watcn meetin g will be held-at the Ca l vary M. E. Church , corner F irst avenue * and -. Ninth . . . street , Sunday evenin g, December 31. commencing at 9:3 0 P. M. P. B* . Utter , Sr .. ' will xutv e <;iutrgt» itiiu Hits mulea will aei-ve re freshments at 12 o ' clock. AH" are welcome. . After the exercises at the school Frida y afternoon most of the teachers lefttpr ^ their homes to jipend the _ va- cation " ' "Owing to school work "being resumed Tuesda y, some of the Instruc- tor s whn lly« flt ft <HntfttVo« will bftv o to star t for this place New. Year ' s Par '- -• ¦ ' .. .. . . y ' ' The followin g pleasing program was > rendered Saturda y night by tho Presbyterian Sunday School; Chorus , school ; "A Greetin g," Norman Fleet; "A .Newborn ¦ ¦ ¦ ; Child ," Irene Dlelo; vchrlstma u Everywhere , " * Robert Jones; "Heavenl y Gift, " William Tucker ; carol , .school ; ..fiWe Hall the Morn ," Albert Allen; "Small Speech ," "Raymond Town send; "My Christmas Dream, " Ida Crotable; carol , school ; "Read y for Christmas ," Freddie Me- rit *; "Beds Across the Snow, " Mar- Jorlo Bisho p; carol , school ; "Llttlo Voices," Primar y Class ; recitation , Doris Smith and chorus; "St. Nicho- las " Katharine ..Morlt s; ...VTba-Xxaa Chri stcan ," Edna Van . Ilouten; "When Santa . Clau s Comes ," Nelson Fleet; carol , school ; "Christmas Gar- lands on the Wall ". Dorothy Bishop; •"Christmas Mornin g, Ed ytho Bedell. MIIMTINRTON STATION . Mrs , Kevins and family , of Bay- view r. venue. moved last .Frid ay to New York City. Daniel H endrickson , aged 72 years , died December 21, at the Coun ty Almshouse, at Yaphunk. . Oswald Partridge, employed by the U. M. C, of Bridgeport , Conn., was home for Christmas. Bigges t dance of the season at K. of C. Ha ll New Year ' s Nigh t. Tickets are 35 cents. —Adv. Wi lllar d Jones, employed by the H. O. Company, of Buffalo , la h ome for the holidays. O wing to t he icy conditions of th e roads on We dnesday school was dis- mi ssed at noon. Next Tues day . evening the newly elected and appointed officers ot Adah Chapter , O. E. S., will be Installed. Miss Lorena Robbins, of Brid ge- p ort , Conn., has been s pending tho week with relatives and f riends. Mr. and Mrs. Montra v llle M. Burr and daug hter " returned to th eir homo at Rlvorhead Tuesday, after sp endin g the holiday at John C. Hnrtt' s. The Unter Uns will hold the ir an- nual ball Saturday,. Dec. 30, at Lleder- kranz Ha ll. Ost's full orches tra. Ad- mission, 35 cents. —Adv. T —-t S*2** 'i** .T"incr*ii"i' *'severs! sacks of ma il matter arrived on the train from New York City, and the Post Of- fice was opened from 10 to 12 o'clock for distribution. The ^ Edward Thompson Compa ny presented each employee with , a $5 gold piece for Christmas. The em- ployees of the Long Island Lighting Company received turk eys. , Next Wednesday evening in Tr in- ity Parish House a lecture will be given by the Rev. James Emprin g- ham , D. D., representat ive of the Church Temperance Society of the Episcopal Church. A Watc h Night service will be held Sunda y night in St. Paul' s M. E. Church , beginning at 9:30 o'clock. The Christmas cantata given last Sunday even ing by the choir and orchestra , will be repeated. The Mil ls family had a most enjoy- able reun ion here Christmas Day. The host ' was Robert Mills , over 80 years of age. There were 23 guests present . Including people from Brooklyn and Greenport , as well as Northpor t . Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Simpson and dau ghter; Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Conkl ln and ' daug hter , and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sage, of East Orange , N. J.. and Glen Rich , homo from the Uni- versi ty of • ¦ Pennsylvania , enjo yed Christmas Da y " at the home of Editor and Mrs. H. G. Simpson. " ' On Sunday evening (New Year ' s Eve) In Trinit y E pi scopal Ch urch, there will be a special musical ser- vice to begin at 11 o' clock. Music will be rendered by a union of the Presbyterian and Episcopal choirs. At midnight all will repair to the Parish House , where t hey wi ll g ather with songs about the "wassail bowl. " There was a large attendance at the Christmas entertainment and re- ception given Tuesday evening in St Phili p's R. C. Church. A. most excel- lent program " was gi ven b y the ch i l- dren , -under the direction of Miss Ella .Tealeyi A C. Wlllets ' orchestra fur- nishe d the music. ' " The Christmas tree entertainment of the Presb yterian Sunday School wa>T held lait Saturday cvenlnE. That of the Trinity .Episcopal : Sunday School was held ln connection with the ' evenl frg service and the Metho- dist school hel d tb el r Christ mas tree Mon day evening. y ¦ . ' ^ iA- rflitn Ion .of punUa- iand-former pu- pils of • the High School was held Tuesday evenin g in the . 'Maln Street i-UClllU. rfX ill4Uh><-l U, ^UJI , ll^i b,ltU by the Senior Class and a basket ball game between the Alumni and -the Hi gh School team was won by the for- mer. There was dancin g and a buf- fet lunch ' was served. ¦ Next Monda y and Tuesday evenings special services will be held ln St. Paul' s M. E. Church , In char ge ot Dr. Frank TJ pham, District Superintend- ent , and th e Drew Theolo gical Quar- tet. On Wednesday evening a series of special evangelistic services will be started , In char ge of tho pastor , as- sisted by an evan gelist from Portland , Maine. At the • communication of Alcyone Lod ge, F. and A. M., Tuesday even- in g, the annual election was held , re- sulting as fal lows : Worshipful Mas- ter , it. " M. Darling " ; Senior " Warden, Guy E. Johnston; Junior Warden , tho Rev. John Tlllo y; Treasurer , Henry F. Smith; Secretar y, J. Rutlodge Pld - geon; Trustee for three years , Ed- win N. Rowley, Tho Entered Appren- tice de gree was conferred upon th roe candidates. Tho Community Christmas tree , wblck was l ighted with scores of elec- tric li ghts , attracted a lar go crowd Chr is tmas evening. Tli o participants . Includin g the Fire Department, tho Boy Soouls , and . tl io children of tho village , mot at the Episcopal Parish House nnd led by. tho Brass Baud , marched to tho tree , whoro several carols were sun g. At the close COO stockin gs filled with candles and as man y email gifts woro distributed. The chorus sin ging was unusually good and tho alfalr was a great suc- cess, . i. Mrs. Judson S. Snyder and daugh- ter , Miss A gnes; Frank Dixon , of Now York City, and chauf feur , Jose ph Minion, woro returnin g homo In their automobile lust. Saturday evenin g, the phnu ffenir . driving s when passing throu gh Controport at tho brook , the car ran Into the concrete guard on the harbor side of the hi ghway. Tho car was thrown Into the stream bot- tom* Bide u p, and tho two women, on the roar float , wo ro pinned under- neath. Fortunately thoy escaped Ini Ju ry. Mr. Dixon.. .and the chauffeur wore thrown out and bath - In jured. Tho former v/as badly cut nhiV bruised nnrt wan, picked lip imcoiiaoloai' . ¦ A pniuilhg auto brought tho parly home and " Wo In jured " onun woro attuiidoil by Dr. D, O. MiicClyinont. Tlio ear wan badly ilamii ^ud. —.— * IhTI*-—3i.i KLWOOD. The Blue flllrd Bowing Circle trill moot with Mm. II. 11. Whitehead Fri- day ' iittornoon , Jami My 6. Aflor lining oonflncil to lilu boil for tluon mnnt' iN with lumba go, Dr. lfiim- ll/on Im now iiblo to nil up, Tlio Alln r ioii Carrie iiml KiiMIo 'Colo - l imn , of ItlnlimoiKl Hill , imjoyoil I " id liolliln yii Willi tlinlr pnruntH, Mr. nnd Mrs, Wllfnnl Colonum. Mr. arid Mrn. Louth ( ittni iiii nnd Mr. am) Mm JI. », Whlti- hou il' . -utemhuJ the lil nynln niuwi nt Mnilliiou tliiimro fJill' ll oll lllllt WOll ll , ¦» .-*m " *- ( f •—.-. Tlm old fortlllsuu' factory nt ' M-.illl- luck , iiwiiful b y Nut, H. Tllllilll mid Imiii oil by Jniiiftu Itmnlm for llio nnir- n,j o of m'liln, wnn In)moil In Ilm ground f-liitiin liiy „ iifUMiiooii, Tlm nlon ' ii , viiliii'il ut. $20 , 00(1, win liuiiir dil I' m' $14 , 000, Thn ciiuiio of llio lire In unknown. NORTHPORT. I CENTREPORT. George Ward will start a now ad- dition to Ward' s Host Inn next week. Archie -Hall has commenced tho work of enlarging his totel. Frank Morrcll id a guest of his par- en ts for the Chris tmas vacation. Mr. Van Alst , : of Harvard Univer- sit y, Is a gues t at the Dra per cottage this week. ' Mrs. E. G. Stephenson was a Chrst- mas guest of her brother , at Eas t Elm- hurst. Bishop ' s Pond has been th e scene of some lively skating parties this week. , The Ladi es' Aid Society will meet We dnesda y, January S, with Mrs. J. N. R. Smith. The Drew Quartet will give an en- tertainmen t at the M. E. Church Tues- day afternoon, Januar y 2. Mr. and Mrs. Geor ge A. Bunco and daughter are spending Christmas week at their cott age. Mrs. -N. S. Sammls is enjoying a wee k with Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellsworth Bunce ln Bayonne, N. J. . . Mr. and , Mrs. E l ber t Bunce, of Ba y- onne, N. j., were Sun d ay visit ors ol Capt. and Mrs. Char les E. Bunce. Mrs. Fred Schiefersteln and chil- dren spent Christm as with Mr. and ItCro TAhn S-chleferStein- £nd family . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Velsor entertain- ed Mr. and Mrs ; John Carson and fam- il y, of Huntington , Chr istmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Morse and family are enjoyin g the holidays at the ir country home on North port Har- bor. Miss Abble Mapes , of New York City, and P eter V. Map es, of Long Isl- and City, were over- holiday guests of Miss Anne Ma pes. Men and boys for ten miles around here had the biggest fishing exper- ience of their lives Sunday mornin g when a ton of stripe d bass was taken from the old mill pond et the head of the harbor. The most successful fish- erman was Jo hn N. R. Smith , who re- ceive d a check of $144 for his catch , while his son, a 13-year-old boy, earn- ed if 21. The fish had come up on the high tide and had been stunned by th cold so that when the water re- ceded they were left nigh and dry, easy victims of an yone who cared to pick them up. The fish ranged in weight from 2 to 2.6 pounds. COMMACK. Miss Bertha Nott , of Brooklyn , passed Christmas with her brother , Oscar Nott. The Rev. and Mrs. Claude C. Cotle , of Winoted , Conn., called on Commack friends Tuesday. . ^ .... . . Mr. and Mrfl. John ¦ M. Shea and son Henr y spent Christmas , with- Mrs. M. Crn iVl' t) , - *tv *Rra o *' cl yn. — - • - ' A surpri se party was given Miss Ethel Brady at the home of Mrs. John Brandsema , Jr., Tuesda y evening. Miss Lulu Bateman entertained her Sunday School class at an all-da y par- ty Wednes day. Miss Ethel Brad y, of Brooklyn , Is the guest of her sister , Mrs. John Brandsma, Jr. Mrs. Lizzie Kenned y, of Flatbu sh , spent ' th e holidays with Mr. and Mrs . M. V. Hubbs. ¦ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Goldsmith , Jr., spent . Christmas with Mrs. Mary Wendell , In New York City. The Misses Mao ami Gertrude Wil- son , of Richmond Hill , s pent the week-end with Mrs. Jama. *) Wilson ' . - Mr. and . Mrs. Thomas McMeno- man ,. of Now . Yor k, City, Bpent ..Chrl st- mas with ¦ Mr. and Mrs. Henr y Kotc ham. D. W. Bateman , of Washin gton , D. C„ : and Miss G. F. Kyle , of Rich mond Hill , spent tho holidays with Mr . Bate man ' s parents ot the Bate man farm. Tho Cradle Roll reception , hold' at tho Methodist parsonage last Satur- day afternoon , showed that tho cra- dle roll was a very successful par t ol tho Sunda y School and much cred it Is duo Mrs ; John M. Shea , Su perint end- ent , and' Mrs. Daniel E. Hubbs , Sun- day School Superintendent , for their faithfulness. There will bo a Watch Ni ght sor vice lu tho Methodist Chur ch Sunday evenin g, December 31. Tho order ol services will bo ns follows: 8 P. M., musical program ,; 0 P. M., discussion of church union; 10 P. M„ refresh , monln served at the parsona ge; li p, M., Watch service. All are Invited, U,~ j .,, . ,, .,,, ,,..., ;. - ... . , „ ,,. ,. , ,M IH.hlUbU IWUl UUUtU .UUUIIUU UU' clslan will bo mnilo ragardln g the church'union proposition. SMITHTOWN BRANCH. James D, BIyilonbur gli tins boon en- tertainin g hlu son from Manhattan the past woolc. Mr , -and Mr «, Goorgo Purlo.lt ontor- tojncd tlio formur 'u sisters from Port Joff oiHon recently. Miss Edna M. Land , formerly of this placi), but now of Brooklyn , whh In town this woolc. The Branch M. ID. Sunday School held/ Us . Christinas exorcises Fr iday evenin g mid tho - Lnndln g oxorolnnii woro hold Haturilu y livening. Mrs. Q. IiJ . Ji ' . Price , ,wuo Una boon upendin g several woofts In Manhattan and Now Jor«oy, has now returned to hor homo at Smltlito tvu LuikIIii k. Tlm W, 0, T. IJ „ besides forward- in g Chrl 'j tma s oliooi; tp the noor In Brookl yn nnd Manhattan, Im ' vo boon sendin g Olirl ntmaii boxes, of, goodlon to tho sink i ftiul tiliiit -lim lu Iblu vi- cinity, ' , Tlio body of Jose ph Mnneii , about I' i 0 yuui'ii of n«(i, of thin p' imn , \viiu found on the frei ght iildln rc juut wont of Ht, Jiii iio '/ illation by tlm crow of tlio llrs t wnst-hopnil tr ain VVoiIiiumliiy monilii' T. The i'liuo wnn nuisliiiiod to Voimly H l w r lf t Frank Molr , who im- ciii' luliinil Unit, Million vlulUid ii locnl lio lul lute 'the iiI hIiI , Imfiiro , piir cliiiiiml a luittlo nt whiske y mul »liit inl that ho wnn ifolnir lo wnlk to Hmitlitown, II. In Ilm linll nf nf llio iiiitliiii 'liluii -hut , Im fnll nnil iilriKilt Jib * iifind n((aln '/t a rnll, liiKidlilii g lilin iiiii. -oiiiinloiiii , nnd tlinl. Im I' i'ozo in ilunt li bdfiirn morn * lu g. flu'Inn von a wife mul oliflit «lil|, ilrini, (.' .oloiini- Wllllnii ) 11. Olhuoii will) liiimoillnloiy notified, Almost blind , Miss A. S. Clark wishes to extend her man y thanks to the local Order of the Elka for , 'their kind ' remembrance In her gr eat af- fliction. ' '• ¦ ' ' . i . / • ¦ - , - ' Huntin gton , December 26 , 1016. ¦ ¦ mm i m Card of Thanks. I AND OTHER PURPOSES I H HERE IS AN EAS5V WAY TO GET IT AND A SURE WAY TO HAVE IT I I I 1 Join pur Christmas Savings Club which starts Dec. 18 h fflf In the 5c Progressive Clai g, pay 5c the (irtt week , 10c the second weelc, 15 the third week , and to on S* cyK for 50 weeks , and we will issue you a check or a pats book with credit therein two weeks before VV |tf Chrislra us for $63.75. ; I* |a Or in the 2c Progressive Class , pay 2c ihe first week , 4c the second week , 6o ; the third week , and so JY , Sri on for 50 week*, and wis will istiie you a check or pa ss book with credit therein two > weeks before |9 g. Cj iristma:for $25.50. ' ' " *g 3S Ot in the Ic Progre ssive Class , pny Ic the first week, 2c the second week , 3c the third week , and to |d M on for 50 weeks , and two weeks before Christmas we will istue you a check or a pats book with «M jS j credit therein for $12.75. * ,. ( fie |Sf You May Reverse the Order ol Payments If You Wish to do sol ffij For instance) in the 5c Class , going up. the payments start with 5c nnd end with $2.50. If you desire M 1 - 0J tenia to , you may ilnrt wilh $2. 50 the first week and pay 5c less every week until the last week' s . " M? . gtf payment , which , will be 5c. Other cla tsct decrea se in like manner. Or you may take , out n car d . , . , $$ I* requiring * weekly deposit of $2,00 each week for 50 week , and you will receive a check or a pats CJJJ jS Sj book. for]$l00. Other clnmeii o(' i e r e () are $5.00 p«r week , $1.00 per week , 50c per . week and M |j 25c per week. , > . ' ¦¦ " 'W f ; m Puymentu Must be Made Every WccEt , or Ma y lie h ' ¦ ' Made In Advance , , ' ;/ ; |f ¦ Can yo|t think of an easier way to provide money for Chri stma t pre»entt> ( , i, m V M J oin yourself—Rel everyone in the family to join. Show this to ' your friends and get them to join, M £f n No Clnnrflc to Join and Everybody Is Welcome jj , ' M The Chrisim na ianvingi Cltih i» NOW OPEN to receive members. Cull and lot ut tel|,you about our M Ml plan , and lake your meniWiliip. " , « ' . JM fy JOIN TODAY! Matte Your Christmas a Merry One JOHN TODAY! |d \i m mr mr a ^ S?. I ;. Ba nk ;or Huntington . . . . . ..i | . '¦ , ¦ ¦ ' ' ' ' „. ' ,; ' ' • ' ' « , ,,. , . , , ,. /' ' ¦ ' ¦ ' Note: It Is now asserted with con- Ilii onco that thoso painful ellcots duo to •crlo acid lu tha ' system aro entirely eradi- cated. A now ramed y, called "Anuric, " has boon discovered by Dr. Pierce , an d Is the cause ot a dra lnasjo outward of the uric acid with which It comes In contact wi thin tho body. It will ward oil back- ache, hcadacho , and the darting pains and ac hes of art icular or muscular rhoumtv - tlam—ot thoso disuaso s which are caused by. too much urlo acid , such as gout, asthma, sci atica, rona l calculus. "An- •nrle " prolon gs II Jo boca uso old people usu- ally suffer from hardenin g and thickening ot tbo -walla ot tho arteries , duo to the excess of uric acid in the blood and tissues. Dr. Pierce, who Is director and c hief Dhyslclau at tho Invalids ' Hotel and Sure lcal In stitute , Buffalo , N. Y., has *•*-— **-*» n— *?*•'•¦—^—derfti! rscdldss for Dear MTr. Editor—Z wish to stato that I suffered greatly from backache , lum- ba go and rheumatic troubles. I used ' 1 Anuric," tho latest discover y of Iloctor Plorco f6r backache and kidney tro ubles , and I can cheerfully recomm end tho " Anur ic Tablets. " to an yone suffering from any of thoso maladies. Yours trul y, J. F. GAim-cn. the relief of over -worked and wea kened kidne ys. The re lief obtained by sufferers has been so satisfactory that ho deter- mined to placo " Anuric " with tho prin- cipal druggists In town whoro people could got this roady-to-nso medicine. "An urlo " Is not har mful or poisonous , but aids Tiature ln throwing off thoso poisons within tho body which cause so much suffer ing, pain and misery. Scien- tists assort this remedy ts 37 times mora potent th an Uthla. Send 10 cents for large trial package . "Anurlo " Is building np a rep utation as good as Dr. Plerco ' s other woll-known medicines which havo been prove d reli- able during - nearly fif ty years , such aa Doctor Plerco' s Favorite Prescription for tho ills of women , Doctor Pierce' j Pleasant Pellets , tho liver regulator , and Doctor P lerco' s Golden Medical Discover y for rod blood. ' Ml I I I I II t—^M— w<fnr > fmm tttm tb * ru% kvm KHED MA.TIO IBOuBLI S. L Levenbron Huntington Station , L. I. We itave taken ad- vantage of the condi- tions of to-day and re- ceived a large stock of Merchandise at the Old Price Come and take advan- tage of onr price and save money. - . - - . - ¦¦ ¦¦ . ¦ ). . We Wear 7-L.eague Boots when it come to Servi ce Onr SERVICE Depar tment is al- ways on tha job to handle your need s at' once and with great rapidity ; ¦ (Expert Ford Repairing) Gasoline ^ Oils* Qrea se arid Sppplie s EMPIRE MOTOR REPAIR SI|0P 1st Street, near New York Ave. * Tel.. 626 . Huntington ¦ Huntington , Long Island • spgJ *i9 ES" *£^£>5«i!!Sj MILADY'S JEWELS orb best bought hore, -whore tru l y rich, ' com- plete and the most va ried ' assort- ments of exam ples of expert craf Is- manuh lp in gold , silver an d precious metals are to bo seen. Particu lar at- tention is directed to our Jeweled rings, pins and lockets , cs wo have recentl y restocked ln all the very lat- est-effects in t hose lines ah:! are of- ferin g some exceptional values. We cordial ly Invite your inspection. Varolii Hack S TaUipnafirr & Stmrli -r sSnct Sour to JPunsit -fa ¦ *i*£l . ^* ^\ _ WE WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW-YEAR. Resolve t his year to bake less and buy more, t hereby savin g the house- vilfe much unnecessar y work. The products of our oven are palate tick - lers. Tr y them for yourself and be convinced. THE SAMMIS BAKERY. Branch Offfce of Con solidated Ice Compan y of Huntington. Telephone connectio n with the ice factor y. Tele phone 83-L. i . . . . - FUNNELL PHARMACY j We are ready for I the New Year' s business with fresh ' ~arugs and chemicals FUNNELL PHARMACY • mVmmMmml-K W "BmW i*f3" ^rE k *ra"T ' .fWHWla"ll *' , 5l -A. >i —.in _ "J^ ^ 2i'WW M£'MLo£%J? %J '""'J. ' SSLSis^.M. ' .l^g] MATSHTEE AWB . EvTENENCr ^ IS MARRIAGE NECESSAifiY? I . That is the question solved by the Heroine in the I Great Selznick-Pictures Production | CI.A16A KIMB AJLL ' YOUNG g in "THE COMMON LAW" I From tlio Novel by Robert W. Chambers , directed by Albert Capella ni 1 A Seven-Reel Masterpiece 1 Our Motto, "A Square Deal to All. " The Greenlkwn Store V Broadwa y, . ' Greenla wn , L. !. ' ' Telephone 139—Nort hport. . Mjg ^ * g ) M! i »U»»Wm ^ S Th oroughlyrid |- iarns, henhouses . MB and other buildings of lice , mites IS ' and ticks. . Prevent . glanders , I. rou p, cholera , whi te . diarrhea ,; foot and mouth disease, etc. with . . . , " " ~ ~^ - IP Tiij/P , rar a snow-white paint that disin- fects. 20 times stron ger , than . cdrwC ^r ' —' ct" -"olntc! "'' ™ " Uc" HI it instead ofwhitewasli *: Apply B| with brush or s prayer. Insta nt ly . H effective. Handy. Saves time HH and money .We sclli t Order now. , BK THE GREENLAW N STORE . ^L Greenlawn , N. Y. Mrs. Clarence Schelp vlaltod rela- tives at Port Jefferson last week, t M rs. J. "W. Celley, Jr., ol Schenec- tady, N. Y., was a recent guest of Miss Molly Utter. Miss Etta Sunl' ord , i of Broo klyn , spent Sunday and 'Monday at her homo hero. Hook and Ladder dance at K. ot C. Hall , Huntington , Januar y 1. Music by Ost' s flve- pieco orchestra. —Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Art hur Sanfbrd , Jr., enjo yed the week-end with -relatives at R ichmond Hil , L. I. The Misses Edna and Ruth Land. ot New York * Cit y, spent tho hol iday wi th their parents here. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Robinson , of Cutcho guo , havo been guests the pas t week of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griffin. Ra y Porteus, of Now York Univer- sity, passed a part of his ' vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith. Miss Beth Nichols, of Syracuse Uni- versit y, Is enjoying her holiday vaca- Uoa vtlth her parents , Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Nichols. Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Woodard , maid and chi ldren, of Louisville , Ky., are guests of Mrs. YVoonard ' s mother, Mrs. Mary Handl ey. Miss Angle Kurt entertained over the holida y the Misses. Alma Smith and Marjor y Clark , of Babylon; Messrs. Lester Belmont , of Brooklyn , and George Kurt , of New York City. H&llPPAlinK. Instrumental solo, Bernlce Ostran; der ; prayer; "We l come," - Natalie Suydam ; "Tommy ' s . Lament ," Ken- neth Rowland; solo, Thelma Thorne; exercise , "The Christ Child" ; song, "A Christmas Carol" ; recitation, May Biekfdrd; "A Voice from Santa Claus Land ," Byron Nichols; violin solo. Alec Kant; "The Little Candles , " May BIck foril , Eddie . SCh ieferstein and Viola Shotwell; "Merr y Christmas Day," five girls; "The Telephone Message," ' exercise; "From Day to Day," Bernlce Ostrander; piano solo, Gladys Bunce; address by pastor; col- lection; "Hark , t he Herald Angels Sing" ; "The First Christmas Morn- ing," Gladys and Adeline Soper; "San- ta Land Song" ; "C hristmas Morning, " Helen Velsor; "By "Way of Diversion ," Raymond Suydam ; song, "Tho First Noel" ; "Some of "flie Promises ," exer- cise; violin • solo, Harvey Smith ; "When Father . Carves ,". Alec Kant. Program M. E. Xmas Entertainment. Surrogate Selah B. Strong held cour t here last Saturday morning when Justice of the Peace Alllaon E. Lowndes presented for probate the wil l of Miss Angeline Kelsey, who died at her home, on Prospect street a cou ple of weeks ago. Surrogate Strong issued a cit at ion returnable of January 13. The will ,, which was date d October 21, 1D03 was witnessed by Maria N. Sammis and Jacob T. Nostrand , and i n th e last clause she " nominates and ap points my friend , Dou glass Conklln of Huntington ex- ecutor of my will." First Miss Ke lsey directs her ex- ecu tor to pay all her Just debts and funera l expenses and to have erected over her grave a monument of light gran ite to cost $400. Secondly she gives to the Methodist Episcopal the sum of ?1,000. The other be- quests were to her brother , Jacob Kelse y, her dwellin g house and lot on the east side of Prospect street; to her neice , An geline Mott, of Centre- port , S500 together with, her silver teaspoons and her watch , and chain ; to her ne phew, Fred O. Kelsey, of Brookl yn , $5 00; to her grandnlece , Florence Kelsey, of Brooklyn , $500; to her niece ,, Hattle Davis , of Bay Shore, the sum of $300; to her neice , Jose phine Daly of New York, the sum of $300; to her niece, Anna Curtain of Huntington, the sum of $300; to .her friend Alice Irel and , of Hunt ington , $100; to her cousin , Hat- tie Tlmmens , of Syracuse, her silk log cabin quilt; to her cousin , Mar y E. Frost ot Tro y, N. Y., a knit quilt; to her neice, Florence Kelsey of Brook- lyn , her table s poons and Jewelry ; to the nieces named in the will all the rest of tho furniture equally; to the trustees of th e Hun tin gt on Rural . Cemetery Association the sum of $200 in trust , ne vert heless, to he invested b y them and the income to be used ln taking care ot the plot owned by her family in the cemeter y, and all _ the rest , resi- due ar id remainder of " her " property, both real and personal , she gives to her' brot her and children of her broth- ers and sisters as shall surv ive her. The estate is. estimated at $2,000 Surrogate ' s News. Miss Mildred Deans visited rela- t ives In Yonkors , N, Y„ recently. Mrs. William Gurnoy entertained tho Flvo Hundred Club . Tuesday even- in g. ' '¦ . . ¦ * .. - . ' ¦ Mr, and Mrs , Louis Brush , ot Hu g- llshtown , N. J., aro guests of Samuel Brush. Robert Rao and son , of Brooklyn , were guesto of Mrs. C, W. Rao ovor Christmas Day. Mrs. M. Ho goman and Mrs. Kava - nnu Klv ot Qlon Head , visited Mrs , G. V. EUU this week. Clarence Qatos , of jersey City, , and Edward Suramin , of Flushing, spent tho holiday with Edward Oaten, Vari Sanders , of Brookl yn , vlaltod bin parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ban- dars , ovor tho holiday, Mr. and Mrs. James Wloks , of RocUvlllo Centre , wore holiday guests of Mm. C, US. ' Bandera. Mlaa Sarah Latham , of Now York City, wau with her .parents , Mr. nnd Mm, 8. Lathdm, ' over tho'holldny. " ¦ ' ¦ C/a ' hiior ' I'lorHoii , of Brooklyn, en joy , ed. Christmas ' 'as the guest ot his mother , Mrs. II. 0.' I'lenion. , .During thn tuonth u ot January and U'olu-uary tlio locni Pout Office will ulouu nt 7 I' . M. dull y mill H P. M. on Saturdays, ' ObI/b flvo-ptcco orohoBtru will fur nltiu niuulo for tho grand hull to bo glvon New Yoiir '« Ni ght by tho Hook and Ladder Company al: K, ot 0, Hall, Tickets are , 'IG cents. —-Adv. Mrs. VVIloott ami family, ot Wont Vlrulnln; Mlim IStlstaheili Moroo , o( IMillii iloliililu, nnd Oliver Morso , ol New Havun , Conn,, woro holiday KUOHt * of O. (!. Mor uo, , O iiviitii ot Mrs. H. H, KIiihiihi ' h wore: Mr. - and Mm, I' mvoy and luivilly, ot WiiiiIiIDH; Mr. unci Mm. Wllllnm Vul- rtii llno nnil tho Itov. nnd Mm, H' nmli Vooi'Ih' -bii , of JiuiH *»|h)rl. Tlio followin g woro (iiioutii of I), it, Hiiilili ovor (ilirlBiiniiii iMy: Mr, mul Mm, Klllolt Bniltli , ,Mi *. mul .Mm. !>' rivl h'lnl lli , of I'limh liig, mul llruoo Srnltli, of I liiyvlllo. ' Mr. iinrt Mr «, Hiiiiuml fliuitli , ' Mr, Wirt . Mrn , Hnluli Ili'iinli iinil, fiunl ly uiiil ,M r. mill' , A(rH , O. W, Hundnrii mul fiiin- fly Svoio luilorliiln oil by Mm, (Jrl li 'ln , ot KiujIIhIiIo wii ,. N. , J., ovor tho lioll- iluy. GREENLAWN. MR S. E. A. BARKETT Graduate ^% " >iSSlj SW * tV ^~^ / T/iqy Lace In Fro nt Cant * »nrl ' V ^^ \ ~^ 0ur ' stock I s n0W "Corset ana Wm^ complete, and we Specialty Shop iff - ^ cu ^ be p n eased t0 Hir schfeld Building, M ain , W I 1 . DO IlOt let the fact St., near Now York Ave. Ill I Of inab Hty to bUJf •Yn- M' ' keep vou from visit- HUNTINGTON , N. Y. U,VM , ' gj fals exclusive OL ' • ' • . 1.x. s. ' . . ^C|#f Sh PP' ' Sbecial attention is "H )• ' mu„w,«ri^ntonrire3 Piven to medical fit* . I / / The moderate prices given to meaicai nt- / / for the m jamty tings - ' ,\(7 boudoi r articles . » Style and Medical \\Q,?£«& marvelous at a ^-- 0 Fittings made by ap- eK, " '* when ¦ high v nce3 pointment. ^^ prevail. / I We Are now showing all the newest novelties in 9 ' Women ' s High ' Gut Shoes J including " twortone effects and suedes S| Frie flinan ' s Sho^ Stor e MAW STRB HT , ' . HUNTIN CITON | | •OSnUB-W/ttM ^ H .; Why bur Bottles Are Best JMv \ Tlio l'oimou I p a nut ulinll Is liooamio Uioy uro «f "" "''' Mmi unifi iriiKiiipiiotl .y, 11171 f iuu trom lluwii mid 1 " lv " "" "' Km ?w* ' '\ "Wttit.lt wpoU. j MMj W' il Vo » " l "" 1 l" i v° «» '"">• ot ' oxonoHlvo liniuUiigii or of » h|,| 'J" I ilW/ffl J I'W yoiirmdvon w your ouiiuiniuru by ovor or iiin i' " ' '" * V nmtMmi ' t t" 1 "' 1 '^ " y°" min 'rimtolim' mill: lioUlim . | HIP A- II- ^H.AHTF.K1T , ! Huntington , L. I „ Tol. lOlfi ii ' 1 ¦1 , 1 . . . , yi