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1 Druids Name Delegate* A COMMUNICATION Bride 2 B Club To State Conclave Dear Editor-. "The bin people of j Hold* Card Party Many Bids Filed For the world are funnier than the littlr Cost Of Dental Work Delegates were appointed to at- P">pte." ™>r brought about a sharp revision of red by Commissioner Frank Hau- of the relief committee. Those < - <> K . f.> "Vl^'Si* " Attorney Brown told (if red y that the president appoint five named were, Phflip Schrier, John at » couple of idiots and hardly any- City. the removal of garbHge at n meeting notice of H law unit in which the method of procedure in regard body in the crowd k Music was furnished by Mr, Kar embers to cooperate with the May-u»»Haa_s an„„,d) «•„»Kur(t HnfrmnHoffmann . body in the crowd knew what he was of the horough council. N" nw»nls | the borough and a local bus to the clinic at the regular monthly i s Emergency Ketief Committee. talking about. They knowed the ney'n orchestra. Refreshments Were were made but the four lowest bidx concern wire madde ddefendant*f . MA meeting of the Board of Education Ilistrict Clerk Coughlin said that idiots, of course but. they never serred. etained. Tho (hecks and Brown "aid tint evidently there 'Breamed that a big guy like that were last night in the high school. e and members of the finance com- bunds n( the other bidders were re the borough notb> Tile matter was brought to the at- nittci1 arc v/orkinjr on the budget would notice such small timers." turned. The contract (or the work ing to do with the case. tention of the board by President or next year, and that two items, Carteret Man Breaks I knowed Scroggins WHS just lead- to run three years and the biiU In telling that the Carteret Charles A. Conrad, who pointed out i'xt books and supplies have been in' up to his real point, so I waits. Senior C. E. Helps were made upon that basis 1 grmn of improvement* had been that there were two bills from den 'hittled down to accomplish a saving "There was another case, too," The lowest bid was thnt of I.nui* proved Mayor Hermann tUU on the table, one for $204 and I $4,f>00. Hut on the entire bud- Leg In Two PlacesScroggin" s goeR on. "It was the time Vnnnachio, $22,!>!)!>.50 »nd the high that th<> council hold a conference iff j the other for $447. The figures,Mr get. , he said, only a very small saving the cat went out to Colonia and got Church Financially est wns submitted by Tretinko Bro-!an early datp and lay out the Conrad said, were high for a month'* ould be effected. A small balance William Silor Badly Hurt into a scrap. There was a guy there thers, 128,500. Mirhnel Ver-jegyi 1 thnt is to be done. The grsdtajf:' work. may be left over from this year's ,„, w . , r, , that day which he was drunk. That Makes $40 Donation To Trus- who ban the present enntrnct and!work should he done before thewttJ Commissioner Joseph Mittuch, udgp.t, the clerk said. When Motorcycle Crashes — wasn«t nuthirr new cause he's drunk was nnxlouB to get it again but known cold weather in order to avoid frOMf chairman of the finance committee Commissioner Coughlin proposed Statement* Puzzle Police. frequent; it was the kind of drunk tees — Plans For Watch the expense attached t<> doing the! ground, he said. It will be nee*»» added to Mr. Conrad's remarks the thnt in view of the general curtail- he was sportin'. Now this here guy • Night Service. work, bid $27,011. Other bids wen-; sary to ncquire n nuantlty of »tOH# y information that the appropriation ment, of expenditures for school ath- William Silo.-, of Sir. Maple ave- thinks he's a real big shot, bfli.he * Edward Saimders, $24,MM); John for mad repair work. All the WttMJ, for the clinic has bpen spent in fiv eties nil over the country, the Car- . ,, . . , , . - • mostly like the barbers cat. He sets, The Senior 0. E. of the Presby- Bre-chka A Sons, $28,MI.H7; Joseph that can possibly be don* by hMft'L Klehan, $23,500; Alex Toth, »2H. will be done that way in order •#'.$ months and pointed out that ther oret appropriation be cut from $1,- ue, was badly injured about 7 o- (,ul to te|i how governments tire run. erian Church held » business meet- remain seven months to be provided 200, the present amount, to JTiOO. clock Monday night when his motor- seems he's a sort of big kick among ng last flight in the Sunday school (Ml); Steve January, $24,:1X1; Joseph give employment, and the grtlttff"; .for. .Mr. Mittuch recommended thn Small expenditures for athletics, he cycle was in an accident at Cooke- ',, hunch of other bozos that owns room of the church. The members I) Casey, $2R.44S1• - - • -; Ton—y I• J»r/.ik ••, i Iar' t of the money appropriated wQI; the board find better methodn o iaid, could he paid from the fund of avenue and Romanowski street. Si- shop* and factories nnd th.n^ nna••otfd to donate $10 to the trustees $2fi,7O0; Chniies Hede, $27,:iH0;|h e used for wages, the Mayor uVf.' the General Organization of the high ... . . • * be thinks him and Iv.s bunch is tne Adam Ciysk, $24,»'.n; Alex Mukus •lohn Hrlvnnk, of Longfellow controlling the situation than thoa n for the benefit of the church. Ar- now employed. Next year, he .said school student body. Miss R. V. Her-tor's right leg was broken in two ^ov;.JJl ^n?_ rangements were made to hold the sey, $23,fiOO; John Skihn & Sonx wanted to know if the council plM>! mann, supervising; principal, was in there should be established a denta places between the knee and the an- <•[{,, te]]s the gnng that it's him annual watch night services under $l!7,H21; Paul Stillatto, $27,000. lied to pnve that street, with eo*» accord with Mr, Coughlin's sugges- clinic with a dentist on duty ce.rtai kle; his left leg was badly cut, and nm] hjs i,unch that, runs things! We the auspices of the ('. K. on the night Written charges aguinsl Walti •r ci ete. tion. Khe said that the basketball he was bruised about the body. Po- ma(<0 am| break administrations," Kusnnk, R patrolman, wen pi The street is one of those hour*—the dentist to be paid a defi s'-vs he just like that, "tf .some guy of December Miss (lenevieve icnt- nite amount for his services. It ne.ason in the high school this winter lice have been unable to determine s;ys ^e, just k ht "tf u od in writing to the council Chief n the emergency unemployment prft»'^| exactly what happened because ptor •'•-'•]^ t»i,• i tnaym aniil we like him Clnrk will have charge of the wor- the intention of the board, as ha un hns already been provided for thru KPts e c ship period. The committee on re-of Police Henry J. Harrington. Rus- grain, Mayor Hermann snid, Mid ies told by Sitor and Stephen Chalo- i¥i_ ^mv-(i him in and ifwe don't like derHtandn it, Mr. Mittuch said, t the G. 0. Fund. w(k eeX) freshments includes: Hazel Byrne, nak was suspended about, a week ngo. street will not he paved with concr«t>» kico , whh o was att ththe same spot att ththe i,Ym"we"chuckks hhii m out and puts in pay only for the denial work don Commissioner L. N. Bradford sug- Dnisy Van ,Pelt and Astrid Johnson. The charge indicated conduct unbe- according to present plans but that Jl^l gested that the next meeting of the same instant, conflict sharply. Si- somKome p otheoth(r, guyr KUy. . We do that regular coming an officer while olf duty. form of pnving will he used that Wuli| for children whose parents cannc, tors' motorcycle was demolished. every so often." Games will be in charge of Bruce .afford to pay for it. President Con district boards of the county be held Kiur mid Howell Misdom. Rev. I),From other sources it was learned dive equally satisfactory service. at Carterpt. This was approved and Following the accident Sitor was "What else did he ?ny that a man whom Knsnak arrested Mr. Hiivnak snid that the resident! rad agreed with this statement as t in too much pain to make an extend "Nuthin' else much 'cept ft few- 10. Korentz was appointed a com- the board's policy. tho clerk will write to the boards in mittee of one to arrange for a short for dnmkedness and disorderly con- of the street have petitioned so of»-< the group inviting them here. ed statement. Qhaloka was quizzed wear Word;--," says Scroggins, ''hi ten for nermanent. pavement that , District Clerk William V. Cougl by police and signed a statement. ,.„„„„cause abou„ t that ....tim.e some other •' playlet. duct several months ago, picked n The supervising principal report- Arrangements were made for a big tight with the officer when the twothey would now prefer to wait • _ lin then went into a detailed explai He said in effect that he was driving fav(, njm a slap in the puss and then ation of the dental situation in the•d that nine Carteret teachers atten- play to be given after the holidays. met in Chrome. The complaint of year or two for permanent pavement.! his car along Cooke avenue in a sou- ,he cat ..._..^. Mr8«.8^_ I)anit>1 M,1)on. ington school, was present and turn- the use of the high school a»«^- K^ tin, ary idewalk crashed c^k. vice-president, Mrs. i. Larcin- u .,Mr s G_, T. ._ tta. ,.audet, Mrs. Fran- An executive meeting of the olll- ed over to the clerk a letter from ium for Saturday evening for a pubpub- n ounted tne d treasurer, Mw. V, Bojar; ua^jJ, kearney, Mis, G Purchase Of Seals lic installation of officers. The mem- Kearney, Mis« Genwieve LeVan, cers of the auxiliary unit to tho Oar- the >m=?r!?»n Radiator Company em- i private front yard. Some weeks . Alice Bastek. Mrs. J. McCarthy, Mrs. William J. tert't'post of the American Legion ««' bodyta* the flndtne* of an inspec- bers of the board were invited to at- Sitor had an accident in Rah- Local Chairman Of Campaign ago Lawlor, and Miss'Agnes Quinn. wns held Wednesday night in the tion of the plant. In the letter it tendnd. home of Mrs. John J. Kennedy in Asks Those Who Can Af- was stated that the plant had under- Letters thanking the board for the way. Eastern Star Chapter Washington avenue. It was decided gone some pretty hard usage and use of thi' school auditorium and of Holds Card Party to omit the regular meeting slated ford It To Be Liberal In that there is a great dt-al of expan- Two Vacancies the hie;h school und the Nathan Hale for next Wednesday night in order Buying. sion evident. One result of this, ac- school for a dance.were received Field Club Dance that the members can .attend the cording to the letter, was that H tiefrom: The Young Men's Republican The Carteret chapter of the Order county meeting and Christmas party rod became too tight and caused u f the Eastern Star held a short busi- "Buy Christmas Seals for your- Club, and from Postmaster T. J. Ne- card At West Point to he, held that night in Sayravillc. !t'lf and one other, should be tha.i| leak. The defective condition of the lle, for civil service examinations Was Pleasing Event: mt'ctiug followed by " ' They will assemble at tho Borough leak. The defective condition ot TII»'i vine, M>i u... ..^. ,uotto of the campaign of the Mid- hl il h attend ])art.yj Wednesday night in Odd Fel-Newly Appointed Senator An- I hall at 7 :30 p. .m. plant was discussed at length at a , Four high school pupils who attend- ()ws dlesex County Tuberculosis LeagOft M former meetiflg when it was pointed j ed the convention in Atlantic City Radio Stars Helped Brighten ' hall. Among the guests present Examinations Will | It waa alao planned to hold a social in this community," declares Mrs. r> ... . , „ .. were: Mrs. John Abell, Mrs. Clarence meeting in January to welcome new out that the plant was installed only i recently and played in the all-state Be Held On January 16. Emil Stremlau, chairman. "It a few years ago and that it should i orchestra, also thanked the board for Program With Mountain Dalrympk, Mrs. Nellie Richey, Mrs. members who- are joining the organ- applies to all those un whose shoul- have given service for many years the trip, Music — Club Thanks Pub- Amanda Kirchner, Mrs. August Kos- — ders present conditions have not laid ; Senator W. Warren Barbour of John Kennedy presided aa too great a burden." " " '<5--' All of the members of the board tenbauer, James A. Johnson, Mrs. New Jersey announced today that chairman at the meeting. Others he For Support. Sig Olsen, Mrs. Gus Wulf, Mrs. Ad-competitive examinations would be were' Mrs. John H. Nevill Mrs. Stremlau stated that hunr- •"'~ ~~ die Wood, Miss Agnes Clifford, Mrs. held throughout New Jersey on Jan- Jane Cook, Mrs. Harry Gleck dreds of letters are pouring into tha uary 16, 1932, to determine his nom- "'"""' "","«' \\" office of the League from people who :$ A very delightful dance was gi- T. Sheaffer, Miss Elizabeth Clifford, ner an(i Mrs John Postmaster Announces Carteret High lists ven by the Carteret Field Club on Mrs. MThomai s Woods, Mrs. Sarah Bis- inations to till two vacancies at the - have supported the public health \ Thursiday night of last week. Mu- hop, MisPhillipss Eleano, MMr Harris. , Mrs. Char- United States Military Academy at program generously in the past andv.ij sic was furnished by Lind Brothers les Mrs. E, this ytmr must Teturn the Seals bei ™ • • • .- T:_., Tj_n+VlQ,o i« PhilliesMt. MrsSimpson. Edwar, d Straek, Basketball Schedule Orchestra. A large crowd attended. Miss «.-.„ Any young man is eligible to com- WAflian C I illK Hp/tr^ cause of lack of funds. Xmas Mailing Dates A loving cup wua offered as door a- Walz, Mrs. Sam Harris, Miss "Some of them," she said, "ar« Fourteen Games Already Ar ward and wasi given to Joseph Casel- Carson, Mrs. Thomas Moss pete who is an actual resident of the " vallOU O VilUU IKOlO brief, and leave the actual facts to Parcel Post Package* For Dis- legi. others. state at the time of this announce- T 11 A Dl* Jthe imagination of the reader. Oth- ranged By Blue and White me tit, who is of such age that he will I Olu I In Klinfl ers are more specific and reveal th* tant Zones Must Be Mailed Four radio stars, including Tdward — lam Quintet — Two Games With McBride, Joseph Greer, Ray Hal- be between the ages of 17 and 22 "" «"""great misfortunes being endured Early. berg, and Bill Marvill, knowkn n as the St. Marks Group Holds years on July 1, 1932, and who has • even among our own neighbors. Au Ozark Mountaineers rendered a fine Card Party In Rahway no physical defect such aa would bar Metuchen Pending. TVl -.. nio.iwi (idfert such as would bar Club Votes Donation To May make one realize that there, is going program of inountain music The» , him from entrance into the Academy. , c c j T. J. Nevill, postmaster at Carter- program oi uiumwu .. or to be more work for the Tubercu- et announces as to the date panels Curteret High School's basketball Applications to participate in the » Emergency I*und. losis League nurses to do in 1932 ,%M Ozark Mountaineers is a well known A d t held Wedne8(]ay competition must be received in Sen- ahould be mailed to different points schedule, just announced by Mana- and the Girls Mlss than ever before. The work murtf featurCheere so ngive station bn yW individua. 0. iR.l group n\P»hwnv oundef St.r the Kimnice? of the ator Barbour's office in Washington Lydia Hayes, executive Been be supported, and the ones that ca» ' to reach their destination in states ger Harold Clause, includes contests not later than December 24. ^ry °* "je New Jersey Commission 1 nire greatly enjoyeddiid andl also thps '^^ under the auspices of^the The examinations will be conduct- for the blind was the speaker yestei- support it must be duubly generoWIt named in time to insure delivery be- with Keyport, Perth Amboy, South d fore Christmas Day. The schedule ia GrTndtGrand Marcth TXin whichh almosa.mt every y' 'j Sji ed by the United States Civil Service W afternoon at the meeting of theto make up for the returned Saalli as follows: Amboy, Matawan, Rahway, Wood- one took part. There was much iun 'ommiBgio• -!~n_ a-ti on—e cit„;»y„ inn aaleac,y,h pouncoun- Cartereijarwrevt Woman'mummms. Clubui«... Sh„..>e told of or' another. " bridge and South River. Two games Those present ., ._. v f th State the things that are being done for the Mrs. Stremlau also said that 1 December 14 —Arizona, Califor- great success. The Carteret , Mrs, Laura (irane.. Mr. and ty of, the State. Vith Metuchen are still pending. he had 3,000 blind in the state. The Bpeaker tera revealing situation of act nia, Nevada, Oregon and Washing- Club wisnewisheas to takiueu thiHUsD Vopportunit« ^ y, irles Crane, Mrs. John Abell, SSenatot r BarBarboub r said that he had warne3,000 dblin hed irn thhearere states . thaThte Bpeakbabiees need are being referred to the lo HK 4 1 adopted this method of determining warned her hearers that babies tonp. ember 16 - Colorado Idaho, Carteret High will play fourteen to think all those who helped for SF V'T'SXTrVili 'MV« "Amv K.M.I relief group. The chairman quot eC ({ames, not counting the two that are rs 1 11 his appointmentpointments as the best memeene B ahould be treated at birth to prevent their kind cooperation. Joseph Shu- M - J:..!:^^. !?!, '^.^-^^ g™[ ng every yuuntf man a fair and possible-i some of the letters, without rev« , Under consideration with Metuchen. of Riviii yuuntf man a fair and possible-infectien that might lead to ing thd names of the correspondent*,'|| ^'b^ie^Tyoi^xas, opportunityrtunity. blindnessUHHUHCHO. The only new opponent on the list is D> a competent committee. ' Aoams, Mis. Conrad Anderson, Mrs. l illustrate her points: MuUwan, the Blue and White having .Nellie Richey, Mis. Clari'iice l)al- AnotheAh r speaker was a Miis Wee- don of Perth Amboy who discussed "Dear friends, Enclosed played the other teams in the past. *rymple, Mrs. Hany Murecraft, Mrs. twenty cents in stamps, for a The customary home and home se- I Amandu Kirchner, Mis. Frank An- foods. P.reu..ioD M. dies, Mrs. William Ovi'i'strvet, Mrs. TB stamps I have kept. Sorry riea will prevail. The Blue and Big Parade Here Mrs. Emil Stremlau made an ap-have to return so many. My inconW* White will open its campaign at The percussion cap ' Mrs. William ltowle.r, peal to the cluh members to support M^l!c*im^er 18 — I«w»,Missouri is very small, so I'll return ''" """ Ken home on December 23 against Key- the Christmas Sea) sale in Carteret soon. You nmyi be able to Mend Georifia, Alabama, Tennessee, port. Then come the Christmas for the tuberculosis fund. The club to someone better able financU holidays and the team will be inac- voted to donate $10 to the Mayor's than I am to pay for. them. Wi ni.niher 19 — Connecticut, Del r December 19 — ~- tive until January u'th wh;followin- Woodbrg u ncontest at South Man Is Badly Burned "Dear Sir, We are sending lr ed a few weeka agu and already has • imu comHivcre , herthe McCarthymethe s n will con- large.. membership. When officers. youour Christmas Seals. We are U ludi- their season ut home on Feb-Sewaren House It Scene Of Early Morning Explosion — Man Busy Bee Social Club ruary 211 against South River. v- elected it was decided to hold A that we cannot alfurd to buy t|jM Believed To Have Been Operating Still When It Burst — public installation. 'Since that time on account of that we are short j Carterot Hi h School Bukelb«U Elects First Office! J 8 the member!) of the post have been money. There are ten childr«f- Schedule For 1931-1932 Taken To Hospital the family, and only father is Dec. 2li Keypurt at CartereU nfecting the pluns for lh« event. The Uu*y Hue Social Club elected J There will lie,iiiiiny visiting posts, (ng for ?10 und besides ha ] Jun, *i Perth Amboy at l erth alarmed the | and when the neighbors rushed to odicers at a meeting. Monday night. An explosion that his aid they found that he had been e members being in uniform. Sev- Hie. officers are: President Mrs. WU certain percent for the unen Amhoy. at badly burned about the hands, face, p lucnt relief." 1 u i al of these orguiiixulivim will be ac- Mrs. Jun. 8--South Amboy at South hurnea auuui mv" ™>uu ,viisthe _. d otnpanied by thi-ir drum and bugle liiiin Elliott; treasurer, According to chairman,' Amhiiy. back und both )eg». He wau vushvd Richardson. The club will hold u si p^uple whoo w writi e Mich letters FOR RENT corps. All the visiting and local vets rial meeting on December Kith in p ull im- Jan. 12- Kcypoit at Keyport. treet, Sewaren m-a to the l'erth Amboy General Hos- will take part in a parade that will h past beeb n ththe support o Three delightful rooms; pital where his condition is regard- the tjome of Mrs. Many Axon ''''••• th Three aeugnm.. ,— Jan. 20—Rahway at Carteret. >• nect'de the meeting. ti ils the ^leatgs provements, steam heat; good loca- Jan. 2G—Wuodbrid|?a at Wood- ed as serious. Later it waa learned club was recently formed. bridge. ' that he ia John Vasae, 27, of 8UU • There will be some bands of music tion: rent very reasonable.. A.pply in addition to the drum corps, ac- John Kucha, 108 Lowell street, or Jan. 2i)~MaUwan at Matawan. | Onk street, Perth Amhoy. Feb. 2—i-Suuth Amboy ttt Carteret. Police invtibtigating found thnt a cording to the coinmander. The May- BIG SAVINGS And The Greatest Variety Feb. 4—Perth, Amboy ut Carteret. 300 gallon still in the brick houue or, members i>f the council,, members Feb. y-~-Rahway at Ruhway. • JUUA KASHA'S had exploded, causing the burns on of the Uomd of Education and other at BLAUKOPF'S STORES Announcement Feb. 17—WoodbridKe at Carteret. Koase's person,. Itt ias believed that prpiomiiieno t ppersona have bts«n invid Feb. 19—MaUwan Ut Caiteret. he was operating the still when it ed to attend. TOYS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Feb. 22~South River at South Beauty Shoppe blew up. ALL KINDS OF XMAS GIFTS Dr.l.WAPIRO .River. % Charles Street Some of the windows in the house Zion School Program BIGGER • BETTER - AND CHEAPER THAN EVER U Now Located In Feb. 29—South Riwr- at Carteret. CARTERET, N. J. were broken but it did not appear Sunday At Synagogue TRY US FIRST AND BE CONVINCED •Two gam,eB with Metueheu pend- that any other damage was done. >• Hid Now Quarters Tel. Carteret 8-1841 1'hu police notified tha Newark The Zion Heligious schuul will hold BLAUKOPF'S ""c^ch-Frank MeCarth^ Hour* 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. Prohibition enforcement office tnd a Chanakah program Sunday at 10 a. m. in the synagogue of the Broth- 664 Roosevelt Avenue 60 Washington. Avt;n«* • to Manager—Harold CUuss^ FACIALS AND ALL crew of men arrived later and i /,/.fiwtWovfcc,r*-^H(^^Si*3 1 1 i CHRISTENSEN BRO.I1 I ANNOUNCE A 1 1 1 I 1 1 i i
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Green peppers and onions Your Friends ONE CHIP are excellent for flavor. And breid IS PLACED crumbs, too, may often be used. IN POCKET One good leftover dish rails for AND OTHER flnelv-cut-up hut not mince* cooked TWO AR.E meat, boiled rice, canned totnatoct and COVERED sliced onions. These Ingredients arc TICK - - WII-II tl /t WITH LIDS placed In layers In a casserole and the whole Is Uaked. It must be prop- Phone WOODBRIDOE 8 1280 erly seasoned, nnd It must be mnlit enough, either with tomato Juice, Ijravy, atnek, or wntcr, no thnt It will not dry out in the baking. The pro- portion of the different Ingredients may he varied according to the re- MUNICIPAL SERVICE STATION, INC. source* of your refrigemtnr. HUGH TOMPK1NS, Manager Three poker chips, one red, on<> white imrt IIIP other blue; two hnlrg, on* A good wuy to serve a leftover stew WHAT*! NEW IN LAMPS? A long and the other short; two lids from muRtnrd or Jolly jnrs, and a little wax Is In the form of a bread pie. Out (lender alabaster base with ot othet adhes'. Rubntnnce nri> UHPII In this trick. Tluf 1MB are osefl to tin Ingredients of the stew In small eorer the chips to they should he sllKhtly Iniyer. Attach the long hair with Rahway Ave.[and Main St., WOODBRIDGE • translucent shade, old pieces, and place them In -a baking a little wai to the red chip, nnd tho short hnlr to the white, lenvlnj the dish, with gravy enough to moisten ivory in color, will delight blu« chip with nothing attnehfd to It. Now yini are ready for the trick. Lay them well. Remember that you can the person who likes mod- the chips and the lids on a tnl>le nnd nak Rome one to remove one chip, place always made addltlnnnl gravy wltb A Statue Tr«. UTI»I ernistic design. Wherever It tn nil pocket, and cover the other two with the lids. Then Inform the meat extract If yon hnve not enough. "The statue of a great man," sold Living "In the world" Is only living audience that while this Is being done you will leave the room, and when yon there's a dim spot, put the Then make a trust of line fresh HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown, "shonlJ in Its periphery. Only thn«* who by retnrn you will tell which chip hns been removed nnd which two remain on elephant. The base is black bread crumbs, moistened with a beat- Old Gardener h« like onr representations, which, hj n.v Invisible contacts witl- nit'i» and the elephant glows on tht table. The trick \» done by looking closely at the covered chip* oa the en pgR, milk and melted butter. I'ut depleting magnificence without per- through ln'"k* nnd willtntfon knmt table and noting the length of the hairs that protrude beneath the lids. I this over the top of the stew, ratht'r sonal resemblance, puts an end to all their wilier circle nnd «linru tlirlr Mf»« amber glass when the lamp ther* Is no hair under ksar ByndlcalM inches hiph. 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The Stars, as a team, averaged Foreiirn Advertising Representatives n three game average of 227. He Now Jersey Neighborhood Newspapers, Inc. WHS closely followed hy Ormy Mc- ANNOUNCEMENT l.m'd. whose average w»* 812. Mike Siekprka excelled for the losers with Parkway Bowling Alleys n grade of 206 for the match. SILVER ENTITLED TO PERMANENT PLACE The scores: W. R. Hodge, writing in Skillings' Mining Review, says: STAR BOWLING CLUB C3) Now Open Under New "It lias been suggested that silver in all likelihood will play a Stroller 201 191 233 Masculin 227 197 193 more important role in world finances in future years than at Chamra 192 23R 183 Management any time in the pant. It appears to have been discovered that Furian 247 213 221 Mel,eod 224 213 212 silver is not an occasional financial servant that can be calle.d Table* upon to help out in a jam; it is entitled to a permanent place." 1082 1055 1042 Soft Drinks • Candy - Cigars FAST STEPPERS (O) We should have found that out in the last year or two. Siekerka .'..- 244 194 180 AMBOY AVE. The sudden drop in the value of silver was unquestionably an Chomicki 168 200 193 Rose _ 20S 152 199 (Opp. New Park) important factor in bringing on the world-wide depression— F. Donnelly 236 213 168 and in prolonging it. The purchasing power of whole coun- Parker 202 173 176 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. tries was reduced to a fraction of former levels almost over- 1055 932 916 night. Every country, every business, every working individ- ual, felt, directly or indirectly, in large degree or small, the result of that. Following recommendations of a committee of experts of the International Chamber of Commerce, representatives of the most important silver interests in the United States and Europe will be invited shortly to meet in London or New York to study the committee's stabilization program. If the peo- Stars Roll Three ples of the world are awake to the inexorable economic laws County Round Robin High School Drills NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY of cause and effect, they will wish that conference every suc- Thousand Scores cess. . . . , Tournament Planned For Court Campaign NEW CAR and SAVE from Average 1066 To Defeat Fast Carteret, Ford», Varsity Club, | Four Regulars Back Thi» Year Steppers In Three Games — $100 to $150 WHERE SOUNDNESS IS ESSENTIAL and Metuchen Firemen May —Outlook For Season U Joe Furian Shines. Depression may come and depression may go, but the sta- Meet For Charity At City Bright. Stadium In Amboy Dec. 20. Turning in one of the classiest bility of stock fire insurance seems never to waver. In 1929 With four regulars from last exhibitions of pinning witnessed in Come In and See Us Before The year's varsity back again this season, Carteret in a Ion? time, the Star the member companies of The National Board of Fire Under- Plans are under way for a round the outlook for the Carteret High robin tournament, similar to those Bowling Club hit the thousand mark First of the Year. writers had $249,504,839 invested in government ,bonds; School baseball team is exceedingly three times to defeat the Fast Step- staged by the college football teams, bright. Besides the four veteran". to be held Sunday, December 20, at pers of Chrome in three straight $156,375,800 in cash in banks,.and had $167,258,185 invested another promising candidate for a games Sunday afternoon at the the City Stadium in Perth Amboy, position on the first team is Johnny NOW YOU CAN BUY A in the bonds of states, territories or political subdivisions. between the four leading football Slovak alleys in Wheeler avenue. D'zurilla, whose basketball experi- The first game was the most ex- Thus the total for the first bulwark of financial stability was teams in the county—Carteret Field ence will be a valuable asset to him Club, Varsity Club of Perth Amboy, citing one of the match. Both teams in excess of $560,000,000. during the season. towered over the thousand mark. PHILCO RADIO Fords Recreation, and the Metuchen Those back from last year's five Firemen. But the Stars, known last year as Further investments include the stock and bonds of a mul- are Mike Poll, Teddy Kleban, Al the Slovaks, came through with their NO DOWN PAYMENT titude of industrial railroad and public utility enterprises. In The entire proceeds will be di- (King) Stutzke and Joe Malizewski. best score of the evening, 1092, to vided equally between the relief The first three are varsity fotball take the game from the Fast Step- GET ONE FOR CHRISTMAS most cases these investments have existed for a long period committees of Carteret, Perth Am- men. Around this group Coach Mc- pers who rolled 1055. In this game of time and fluctuations in their market values have little ef- boy, Metuchen and Fords, to be dis- Carthy plans to build his 1931-1032 Joe Furian led with a 247 score. tributed to the needy, and jobless court machine. Kootch Maaculin with, 227 and Ormy fect on their soundness or their intrinsic value. in those communities. All week Coach McCarthy has McLeod with 224 were next in line. In 1930, the 246 stock fire insurance companies reporting The games will consist of two sent the squad through lengthy drills For the losers, Mike Siekerka top- twelve minutes halves, with the win- in preparation for the first game of pled thew ood for 244, and Prank to the Insurance Department of Pennsylvania had insurance ner of the first game meeting the the,, season, on December 23 at the Donnelly 236. McGrath Auto Sales winner of the second game for the high school court agaiiut Keyport Continuing their splendid work, in force aggregating more than $317,000,000,000 as compared county semi-pro football champion- High. the Stars hit 1055 in the second with about $284,000,000,000 in 1927. And the admitted as- ihip. • ,. ' i Daily drills will be resumed next game to win by a wide margin, 1055 195 Roosevelt Avenue sets of the companies—which are the policyholders' protec- Three teams, Carteret, Fords and Monday and be continued until the to i)32. The third game was also Metuchen, have already given their opening game. onesided, with the Stars again walk- tion—were over $2,360,000,000, as compared with $1,046,- willingness to play in the tourna- ing away with the honors, 1044 to Tel. Carteret 8-1313 Carteret, N. J. 888,447 in the previous year. Between 4927 and 1930 the ment, and it Is likely that the Var GWUtorifti Combmti 916. stty Club will SIBO aocept the invi- The first gladiatorial combats are 1066 for the three games. Joe Furian turned in the best work with ratio of assets for every dollar of insurance in force increased tation. said to liavp heen held In the forum at Four leading coaches in the Rtme In 2(U IS. C. on tlic occasion of from $.0036 to $.0074. This surplus If assets over liability is county will be secured to officiate a striking example of the industry's soundness. , free of charge, and it is believed the funeral of the father of Marcus that the City of Perth Amboy do- and pP^'nine Hrutim Stock fire insurance has made a fine record. It is vital nates the lisp »f the field without to our existence in a complicated industrial civilization. The deducting the customary 20 percent iary, it is certain that the games will THE THRILL OF THE HUNT of the gate receipts. draw a capacity crowd from the en- only care we must take is to protect it from the ravages of With sweet charity as a benefic- tire county. IT IS A HAPPY MOMENT WHEN A CHRISTMAS SHOPPER FINDS SOME those who would over-tax and over-regulate it. We cannot RARE GIFT THAT IS EXACTLY RIGHT FOR SOME SPECIAL FRIEND. allow the soundness of insurance to be tampered with in the BECAUSE WE HAVE SUCH A RICH SELECTION OF GIFTS, THE KEEN slightest degree. , HUNTERS FOR PRESENTS COME HERE EARLY SO THAT THEY MAY HAVE THE WIDEST CHOICE. The Shop of a Thousand Gifts! PRICE NEED NOT BE CONSIDERED; WE HAVE MANY ARTICLES PRIC- POLITICS PLAYING WITH INSURANCE BIGGER, BETTER VALUES ED FOR SMALL BUT DISCERNINGPURSES. A special session of the Massachusetts legislature was GIFTS FOR $1 AND UNDER called to reduce the cost of compulsory automobile liability Genuine Suede or Leather FAMOUS ONYX HOSIERY QUALITY Flat Crepe Panties - Dance Sets insurance. The session took seven weeks. Lumber Jackets—Coats Night Gowns - Chemise Sheer and Service According to the Boston Standard, this entailed an ex- All Attractively Boxed Ready to Give. 89c pense to the taxpayers of $140,000—aside from expense to Leather Lumber Jacks $5.95 Genuine Wool Lined Leather Lumberjack* $5.95 BLOOMERS and PANTIES witnesses, insurance companies, and others, while the net re- Genuine Suede Lumberjacks $7.95 sult was one insignificant act "which could and should have Genuine Horsehide Coats $10.95 Tailored from an exception- been taken care of in a few minutes of any regular session." al quality of Rayon. Regular Suedine Satin lined The Standard says that "helpful and constructive legis- size 79c lation was blocked . . . Lqwer rates for urban centers meant LUMBERJACKS higher rates for suburban sections ... If the vote of the mem- Extra Si*es up to 11 bers is properly construed there was shown a lack of under- 89c and *1 standing and knowledge of how the insurance business is con- $4.95 ducted. Wool Lined Suedine "The legislature failed to pass any new laws governing the operation of motor, vehicles ... or strengthen the authority LUMBERJACKS Finest Quality Pure Silk of the registrar of motor vehicles it did nothing looking to a FLAT CREPE SLIPS greater elimination of careless and incompetent drivers ..." $5.95 Circular or biased cut. Some beautifully lace-trimmed. In other words, politics, not economics, was in the saddle. DANCE SETS - STEP-INS - PANTIES - NIGHT GOWNS This is no particular reflection on the Massachusetts legisla- GLOVES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Boxed Ready To Give ture; the same condition would have obtained in any other Wool lined, fur lined, un- state. By its very nature, government is inefficient and waste- $1.95 lined Meyers and other good ful when it comes to matters of business. The Bay State's makes. SUPERIOR QUALITY compulsory automobile insurance law has often illustrated All Pure Silk Flat Crepe that axiom in the past; now it has given us still another good NIGHT GOWNS • SLIPS - PAJAMAS illustration of the error of legislation wtych, while passed from $1.25, $1-50 good intentions, has served only, to encumber the processes of justice, place further burdens on the taxpayers and discour- age business. $1.95, $2.45 GIFT HANDKERCHIEFS In Beautiful Gift Box favor of the: old stile golf Ball now. Six to a Box he found 1 the uther day. $2.95 Sunday—pa went to the funeral Grey — Black — Tan 29c SLATS' DIARY of a old frend today witch had dyed, Others higher priced. he wag in the hospitle and they waH BY ROSS FARQUHAR tukeing him to the opejasliiin room to perform a opera&hun and they A REAL BUY! Fine Leather was * black cat went in frunt of him • Friday—pa was a telling inu about and he punwaded them to wait till 16 oz. 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For 8th Straight Home Triumph Opening League Games c«riE ON! COME OH! LIT T»*B Kio Cfty, — •€« AU. U(\' Field Club Hasn't Loit A Single Home Game ThU Season — Boys Club Wallop. Weak U. S. M. R. Company Five, 38-19, A nC QAWUN'AINT it Yeo THINK Mone Of po«t« Kill. HCR r- Vanity Defeat Came At City Stadium In Amboy—local* A» Hook Garber Stars On Defense — Kleban Score. 15 frt" weLF#f»E or iovn ni> &oot> FOR Go AHEAb,- 6e8Y Score In Fint Throe Periods Afainit Kearny — Biegert Points — Falcon* Subdue St. Joseph's In Fir»t Game, 29- CM ON ! 1 AlMT GoiM& TO Tallies In First — Hart Score* On Paw From Sielag la 19, On Fourth Quarter Rally _ Big Crowd Witnes.es Opening TMt GAWEU BE O/efl..' UNTIL THAT CHU.DTJ Second — Conrad Goes Over line In Third. Games In Carteret Basketball League. POK« 50 4W YOOfttCLP AftO The Carteret Field Cluh footballers concluded thoir home The Boys Club and Liberty Falcons emerged triumphant season nt the high school field in ulnrious fashion, defeating in the opening games of the Carteret Basketball League sea- the Kearny A. A. by a 19 to 0 score last Sunday afternoon. son at the high school court last Friday evening before a The victory made it eight straight for the Field Club at the crowd that jammed the gymnasium to capacity. The Falcons, high school fleld and enabled them to complete their campaign playing in the first game, defeated the St. Joseph's quintet, without losing a single home game. The onjy defeat that U 28 to 19 with a fourth quarter rally after playing on even terms marked up against the Field Club this si n was handed through the first three periods. The Boys Club had a rela- them by the Varsity Club of Amboy at tbJ City Stadium in tively easy time subduing a weak U. S. M. R. Company team. Perth Amboy. The score of this game was 35 to 19. Like in most of their home girnoa, more and snoth firnt down on th« 12 yard liniLJ Another plungt For three quarters the Falcoiw Herman Horn officiated both the Field Club h«d little difficulty in and St, Joe's battled on even ground, winning, tearing through, around, brought the ball to the 5 yard strip* games in a capable manner. nml over the opposing line almost from which little Chappy Conrad neither team boasting of more than Tonight at the high school the a three-point lead at any one time. nt will. The powerful charging at- went through the line for a touch- Boys Club tangle with the St. Jos- tack of the Carteret line simply could down. The half ended with > the Falcons eph's in the first game while the Lib- nut be denied. Time adn agxin, liig The lineup: showing the way by a one-paint mar- erty Falcons take on the Copper- holes were made in the enemy for- C.rt.rtt F. C. Kunr A. A. gin, 10 to 9. works in the final. The first game ward wall through which the Car- Hart Denton The third period was also closely will Htart at 8 o'clock and the sec- teret ball carriers shot for big gains, left end contested but in the fourth Hie Fal- ond at 9:15. Carteret scored a touchdown in J. Szelag De VencemU cons went on a scoring spree that CARTERET BASKETBALL left tackle enabled them to forge ahead. There LEAGUE each of the first three periods. Bieg- ert cracked center for a score in the Godmustad Km they remained at the flnUh, leading Team Standing left guard at the whistle by a 28—19 score, irst quarter after Carteret had W. L. Pct. marched from Kearneys 4Fi yard line. Lyman Schtufh Kiki Hamulak and Johnny Goyena Bojri Club 1 0 1.000 center were high for the Falcons, each n that uninterrupted march, Car- Liberty Falcon. 1 0 1.000 teret made four first downs. Fl«sko Keller scoring eight points. Charley Sze- St. Joiopli'a 0 1 .000 Clubs Surprise Falcons Defeat Holy Emil Mudrak Leading right guard lag copped scoring honors for the U. S. M. R 0 1 .000 A recovered fumble led to Car- Green Schtdw . losers. R«ult. of We*lc teret's second touchdown in the sec- right tackle The second game between the Boys Club, 35; U. S. M. R., 19. League Leaders Trinity Five, 23-15 St. Joseph's Batter ond quarter. Kearny had the ball Donovan BJorknor Boys Club and the U. S. M. R. Com- Liberty Falcons, 28; St. on its own 35 yard line. Jones took right end Joseph's, 19. Take Two Games From Heart* Hamulak, Goyena, and Beisel Star Infielder Has Fine Aver- the pass from center and was hit so C. Sielag pany five developed into one of those hard at the line of scrimmage that Jonts one-sided affairs with the Boys Club Gamei Tonight In Pulaski Bowling League Score All Points In Victory age Of .349 For Season he dropped the ball. Bill Morris re- quarterback holding the upper hand. From the Boys Club vs. St Joseph's. •overed it for Carteret. From here T. Godmustad Plats start it was evident that the Boys Liberty Falcons vs. U. S. M. R. —Diamonds Sweep Spades. — Reserves Lose By One Official batting averages compiled It waa a comparatively easy matter left halfback Club was superior. The scores; Point. by John Kinnelly for the St. Joseph's to score and Carteret lost no time A, Biegert Dugftn The Copperworks attack was bot- The Clubs pulled an unexpected baseball team show Emil Mudrak in doing just that.. Taking the ball right halfback surprise in the Pulaski Bowling A. Galvanek Krook tled up perfectly by the Boys Club BOYS CLUB (35) Kiki Hamulak, Johnny Goyena and leading the field within average on the 37 yard^-lnle, Cartreet, defense. Hook Garber played a Roaenblum, f 13 6 League when they upset the pace- fullback Bill Biesel collaborated to give the of .349. AlthouL (It Woodhull through straight line plays, pushed stellar game at left guard for the Poll, f 3 0 6 setting Hearts in two games at Ud- batted .566, he pi yed in less than its way down to the 10 yard line Score by periods: Boys Club. He alone broke up the Kleban, f 5 5 15 zelak's alleys last Friday night. The Liberty Falcons a 23 to 15 victory two-thjrds of the tames and there- where Charley Szelag hurled a for- Carteret 6 7 6 0—19 Copperworks passing attack. Woodhull, c-f 1 0 2 defeat not only brought to an end over the Holy Trinity five of Perth fore was ineligil] to compete for ward pass to Leo Hart for a touch- Kearny 0 0 0 0—0 The Boys Club piled up a 19 to 8 Yarceski, c 0 " 0 0 the long winning t the High School court batting honors. down. Tommy Godmustad plunged Touchdowns: Biegert, Hart, Co«- lead at the halt and kept continually Garber, g „ 0 0 0 Hearts which had Tuesday evening. Between them, Mudrak played in all but one game through the line for the extra point, rad. increasing the margin through the Brown, g 10 2 many weeks but also sliced the lead- —eleveh in number. He wag at bat making the score 13 to 0. Point after touchdown: T. God- ers' margin to four games over the Hamulak, GGoyena and Biesel scored m us tad (plunge). remaining quarters. Ted Kleban J. Co»ba, g 2 15 all the points. Biesel made nine, forty-three times, scored nine runs, Carteret's third touchdown came walked.away with the lion's share Diamonds who succeeded in sweep- and made fifteen hits. Substitutions — Carteret: Van m p Goyena eight, and Hamulak, six. In shortly after the third quarter open- Dusky for Klesko, Conrad for T. of scoring honors, parting the cords 13 9 35 ing the last-place Spades in three For the season, the St, Joseph's ed. Carteret had the ball on Kear- COPPERWORKS (19) games. a premininary tussle the Falcon Re- team played twelve games, won eight Godmustad, Chaloka for Szelaf, five times from the floor and as many ny's 43 when the second half got Demish for Green, Green for D«m- more times from the 15 foot mark V T. TThhe Clubs two-game victory was serves dropped a heart-breaker to and lost four. As a whole the team under way. Chaloka then broke of double importance because it the Robin A. C, also of Amboy, by batted .279. iah, Morris for Van Dusky, C. Sse- for a total of 15 points. Poll came Miglecz, f 1 1 away behind nice interference for lag for Biegert, L. Godmustad for next with six. Kasha, f 2 1 came when they were behind. After a one-point margin, 23—22. Mon- ST. JOSEPH'S BASEBALL TEAM 20 yards. Andy Galvanek made 10 losing the first game, the Clubs ral- Individual Butting Average* B. Morris, Wadiak for Hart, B. Mor- Siekerka, c 1' day evening, playing at the Naval ris for L. Godmustad, Biegert for S. Comba, g 1 3 lied to win the last two and take Armory in Perth Amboy, the Falcons R. C. Thatcher .... 9 .303 A. Galvanek, Van Dusky for Fleako, McDonnell, g 2 6 the match. Henry Chomicki excell- trounced the Naval Reserves by a W. Woodhull ed for the Clubs. F. Green .400 N. Cromwell .... 3 .300 Demish for Lyman, Flesko for V»n Medwick Stars As 49—27 score. .349 G. Woodhull .. 3 .286 Dusky, Green for B. Morria, Lyman 19 As was expected, the Diamonds E. Mudrak ... for Demish, Donovan for Wadiak. Score at half: Boys Club, 19; took all three games from the lowly Next Tuesday night the Falcons L. Hart .346 F. Schein 9 .261 Spades. After copping the first by engage the Keyport Arrows in their S. Mitroka .... J. Schein 7 .263 Referee: Rosenblum. St. Joseph's Wins .^opperworka, 8. regular weekly tilt at the high school .188 Umpire: Cutter, LIBERTY FALCONS (28) a close score, the Diamonds swamp- T Donovan J O'Donnell .. 12 ed the tail-ender in the second game, court. In a preliminary scrimmage F. Kubeck R. Donovan .. 10 .164 Linesman: Horn, Savage. G. F. T. the Reserves will take on the Holy Scores 15 Points To Give Lo- oyena, f 4 0 8 484-391, but were extended to win the final by a 10-pin margin, 448- Family Five of Metuchen. cals 39-28 Victory Over 'zurilla, f 13 5 The scores: Beisel, c 113 438. Woodbridge Aces. PULASKI BOWLING LEAGUE LIBERTY FALCONS (23) Hart, g 12 4 G. F. Hamulak, g 4 0 8 Team Standing A fine performance by Joe Med- G. W. L. Pct I Hamulak, f 3 0 wick carried the St. Joseph's basket- Hearts 24 19 5 .792 Goyena, f 4 11 6 28 Beisel, c 4 ball Uam to • 21) to 28 victory over ST. JOSEPH'S (19) Diamonds 24 15 9 ,634 the Woodbridfce Acea at the High Clubs 24 IB 12 .&GQ Hart, g 0 G. F. T. Bazaral, g 0 Street court Monday evening. Joe Szelag, f 4 0 8 Spades ..24 2 22 .084 gave a fine account of himself, lead- oughlin, f 0 11 G. W. L. Pct. ing the scoring attack with six field Results of Week 11 1 23 Donovan, c 118 HOLY TRINITY (15) foals and thre« fouls for a total of Malizewski, c ,0 0 0 Diamonds 3—Spades 0. Clubs 2—Hearts 1. C T. fteen points. Richey Donovan and Stutzke, g 2 0 4 Kapach, f 2 King Stutike scored piffht eaoh. Harris, g 1 1 3 Games Tonight W. Kozusko, f 2 The first quarter was even, end- "oxe, g 0 0 0 Spades vs. Clubs. Diamonds vs. Hearts. iGrega, c 0 ing in a 6—6 tie. However, in the G. Kozusko, g 1 Three Amazing second period the locals, aided by / 8. 3 19 Kopko, g 0 three uynder-the-net goals by Med- Score at half: Liberty Falcons, The scores: NEW Developments wick, forged ahead and remained 0; St. Joseph's, 9, DIAMONDS (3) 179 5 5 15 there when the half ended, 14—10. Referee: Herman Horn, Savage. Lempicki 134 110 Score at half: Falcons, 11; Holy In the third quarter the High Street Scorer: John Kinnelly. Meshlovetz 134 179 134 Tli« Spray-Shield Tube 135 Trinity, 8. team held its own and sported Timer: Hugh Shanley. W. Ross 161 195 Trinity, 8. Twin Powor Hetectioii three point lead, 24—21, when the Referee: Jerry Harrigan. third period came to a close. 419 484 448 Scorer: Tony Zachik. The "Modulated" Circuit Not content with a three-point Carteret Odd Fellows SPADES m Timer: Scocypic. Brus 131 123 198 margin, the St. Joseph's courtsters Pinners Win Two Game* (Preliminary Came) Tliis triple acoop in typical of Majestic'* resourceful. went on a shooting spree in the final Szymanowaki 107 151 118 FALCON RESERVES (22) ness uii Hirris, g 2 2 Richardson 148 143 151 M. Urbanski 160 166 ROBIN A. C. (23) Chodosh 146 166 149 Tuholski 162 149 178 I velopmenls into a single set is an exclusive Majestic Stutzke, g 4 0 1 G. Eireert : 134 Czyzewski 156 171 f 0 accomplishment...an achievement that will com- 17 5 39 Donnelly 165 176 158 j Winters, f 6 pletely revolutionize yoor WOQDBRIDGE ACES (28) Struthers 138 478 486 lerman, c 1 present conception of radio X G. P. Sloan ;•- _1B5 Brodniak, g 0 performance Zajeski, g 2 Knight, f' 0 2 2 738 '796 770 Sacred Hearts Defeat Keating, f 10 2 I,et a see-alile, hear-ahlo Jaeger, c 4 19 EL1ZABETHFORT LODGE (1) Elizabeth Quintet 39-25 demonstration prove that Egan 147 179 193 Handerhan, g 1 0 2 Score at half: Robin A. C, 14 these new Majesties are tho Bean 124 132 Reserves, 10. lUnkin.g 6 1 13 147 A last quarter rally in which they greutibt radio values of all Schuster^ •• 191 136 came from behind gave the Sacred Referee: Kiki Hamulak. Perd 149 169 125 Scorer: George Toth. time. Tulicai one,cuuiuhcnu. 12 4 28 137 Score by quarters: Klnhans 153 159 Hearts a 39 to 35 victory over the Tinier: John Bazaral. St. Joseph's 6 8 10 15—39 Sorenson 126 Elizabeth Ramblers , at the high (Monday* Game) LIBERTY FALCONS (49) Woodbridge 0 4 11 7—28 764 769 734 school court Wednesday night in a Referee: Jerry Harrigan. closely-contested battle. Going into Hamulak, f 6 0 1 Majestic Brenrwood the fourth quarter, the Hearts trail- Jacobean Uxkof. llw U*H*u uiii™Juu>- C. Balaria, f 1 < 0 rodYIM dultii uica 9 lulm. (nclmlnu VV ed by one point, 27—26, but with Goyena, f 5 0 1 Shi«14. Unlti-Uu and Twm IWuJc Out the aid of a rally thieey came from Barna, f 1 « IMU I'wia Puwtf Detection, LvikA cutuiwl DO YOU KNOW THAT - behind to win. Mike Pooil was high Beisel, c 5 0 1 with eighteen points. Kleban was Hart, 1 By M. R. second with twelve. G. Balaris, g 1 1 3 The score: Bazaral, g 2 0 4 Bill D'aurilla, Carteret councilman, bowls with the Rah- SACRED HEARTS (39) Dapolito, g 1 2 4 liberal time-payments, and no Elks in the State Bowling League . . . Starred recently . . . T. advance in prices. A small down Majestic CheltenwooJ M. Poll, f 8' 18 23 3 49 Jl Averaged 208 plus for the three games ... Kleban, f 5 12 NAVAL RESERVES (27) payment on any of the eight model* butt naliiul au*l L 1 l Mj The Star Bowling Club has been turning in nothing but D'zurilla, c 8 7 f* F T toi one of these new, Buper- F. Poll, g 0 0 Pahnblard, f 6 0 12 Bajeatice in your home. 2 i thousand scores on the Slovak alleys . . . Getting to be a habit Baksa, l Seals, f 1 1 3 J Mujcotic Havenwood ; Vedder, c • 4 0 8 '•'•» O . . , Against the Fast Stepper* Sunday they toppled the 1000 17 39 Clausen, g 0 0 0 ma*three times... Averageveraged in the neighborhooneg d of 1060 ... ELIZABETH RAMBLERS (35) Raigak, g 2 0 4 vLaW Una oiuuoL, 9u<«r- G. F. T .uJ f«,luJ. tube* u>4 Kill ijum^t * Jd. ,e Medwicw i_...-.ki was higv.;»vh, score^nri»r. fofnr ththe MechanicsvulMechamcavillee rire- Jones, f • 4 13 1 27 tten last Friday . . . Scored fifteen points BuBtt to no avail Swick, f 11 22 Score at half r Falcons, 20; Naval K^r^r: $44.50 Ryder, c , 0 Reserves, 11. as his team lost by one point... , Anderson, g 0 Scorer: George Toth. And Joe tells me that the St. Joseph's team is going to be Sanders, g Timer: Joe Yu8t,ak, the "dark horse" in the Carteret Basketball League ... Why 15 5 85 S«ore by periods: Fftut Steppers Lose To •houldn't he ... Doesn't he play with them ... Sacred Hearts 11 18 26—39 New Brunswick Pinners Supertteterodyne Ramblers 6 28 27—35 Connie Grutza, good looking Carteret high school haH- Referee: Bill Coughlin. Total pj . _, U Tom. mi i~>**""•»»<•• back, aays he's not going out for basketball.. . Game too rmld Scorer:. Tony Zachik. Steppers lost a three-game match to Timer: Charles Poll. the Harmony Boys of New Bruns- 116 R ADI O Tn-y'Harrigan is one of the busiest men in town in sports wick at the lattar's lane* last Sun- Al Parker Win» 10-Game day afternoon, 2550 to 2449. . . . He's manager of the Held Club football team . .And an The Bcores; LOO Delivers a Majestic to Your Home officer of the Carteret Twilight League . And head of the Bowling Match From Grou HARMONY BOYS (2580) Gyanti 187 191 143 Boys Club five in the Carteret Basketball League Taking the lead in the second Vayi 161 132 1&.3 172 Balance on Easy Terms Sam Smolensk! hasn't missed the opening of the National game and keeping Sum til the finish, Roytos 179 164 Al Parker, of the Faat Steppers Smith 170 169 202 League hoskey season in the Madison Square Garden in Ntw bowling team, defeated' Isadora Lamport 182 184 160 Gross, 1786 to 1595, at Udaelak's MUSIC York in three years ... _ alleys recently in a ten-game match. 879 841 PuPrker averaged 178.5 for the FAST STEPPERS (2449) STORE And Steve Mikica, former scorekeeper for Donnelly 194 149 CONCANNON'S His favorite Gross WHH fur behind, aver- League, is an ardent hockey fan odbridg New York Rangers CARTiSRSf F88SS PAGE SIX FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1981 WHAT'S PLAYING AT THE STATE THEATRE, WOODBRIDGE Hdutftca! ramit, >.ara Larcmt Cun.l In World Although wild housi'e.'iU urc nlvnn Ilussln him the Invest cnnal In the Sylvia Sidney Set Beery Depicts Colorful Fox Hunt in Art Specialists New Record Set dant In the woods and fields tml:i.v. It world. .sturtlnit at I^nlngrafl, It Is en Id that they seldom or never raise reaches the frontier of China, and hat For Picture Stardom Corrupt Jurist 'The Squaw Man" Endow Chevalier In Jurors' Fees famine*. s total lenirth nf nearly Great as Public Service Reduces Its a novel— but even Electric Rates Greater Estimated Saving to Residence and General Lighting as a Customers Will Amount to Approximately $600,000 a Year / Effective With Bilh Rendered After January 2,1932
A revised schedule of electric rates hae been filed with the Board of Public Utility Commissioners. This is the fifth time since 1922 that Public Service has reduced the cost of electric service to customer^ with Marguerite ChurchlH H« dacaptton brought th« wroth ol Fat* Oft a resultant saving to them of many millions of dollars. Noah Beery her home, h»r family and tw»*lll H«i buv Gentleman bandit bond'i fury wiKk*d h*r dOught»l'« lav* and , , , ... brought grim, itotk trogtdy Into th* IN*t ot The new rates will result in a saving to residence and general lighting lh«lr nalghbois customers of approximately $600,000 a year. and true-blue majd in a sweeping, action- The new rates will become effective with bills rendered after January filled romance of the 1, 1932. Southwest THE PUUTZECi PQ.IZE OflAMA These new rates divide the present second block of 30 kilowatt hours ASSOCIATE FEATURE into steps of 20 kilowatt hours and 10 kilowatt hours, with a reduction in THE PRINCE OF PERSONALITY the latter Irom 8c to 7c per kilowatt hour. This will reduce the cost to users of small quantities of electricity. MAURICE CHEVALIER In ITREET I Residence Rate General Lighting Rate "THE SMILING LIEUTENANT" Under the new residence rate cus- Customers receiving the service under With tomers will be charged nine, cents per the nnw general lighting rite will he kJ kilowatt hour for the first twenty kilo- charged nine cents per kilowatt hour fyr Claudette Colbert - Charlie Ruggle* watt hours; eight cents per kilowatt the first twenty kilowatt hours; eight hour for the next twenty and seven cents per kilowatt hour for the next 20; cents per kilowatt hour (or the next seven cents per kilowatt hour for the TUES., WED., DEC 15, 16 SCENELMER, E ten. For all in exceas of filly kilowatt next 310; six cents per kilowatt hour houri per month, for residences of ten for the nest 650; five cents per kilowatt / i rooms or leu, these customers will pay hour for the next 1,000; four cents per CECIL B. DE MILLE'S at heretofore three cents per kilowatt kilowatt Hour for the next 8,000 and SPECTACULAR DRAMA SYLVIA SIDNEY hour, three cents per kilowatt hour for ill over 10,000 kilowatt hours. • WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. This new rate differs from the old With inasmuch as the customer obtains the _ESTELLE TAYLOR This new rate differs from the old LUPE VELEZ advantage of a tower rate after the Ural itusaiuch. as the customer under the —ADDED ATTRACTIONS— forty kilowatt houta. new schedule obtains the advantage of A further modification of the rate pro a seven cent rate after the first forty CHARLIE CHASE in "ROUGH SEAS" vide* for a reduction from eight cents kilowatt, hours instead of fifty kilowatt Screen Souvenir* Talkartoon Pictorial to seven cent* per kilowatt hour in the bour& as heretofore,' and of antix cent Latett New* Event* charge of three kilowatt hours for each rate after he has used 350 kilowatt room iii exceas of ten rooms in any resj hours instead of 500 kilowatt hours as A GREAT dence. heretofore. DRAMATIC THURS., FRL, DEC. 17,18 TRIUMPH 1 TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Thin reduction in electric rate* ia in accordance with the Company's fixed EL1SSA LANDI - VICTOR MC LAGLEN policy to reduce its rates whenever conditions warrant- such a procedure. In the future ai in the part, the Company will endeavor to maintain the highest stand- In ard of service and by efficient and economic management to meet the require- ment* of all iU customers. ELEANOR BOARDMAN CHARLES BICKFORD "WICKED" And TUESDAY EVENING PUBUC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY PHILROSE FOOD THOMAS N. Prwiden* Daughter of the Dragon J K- L» • 'i:i* 1181
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FEATURE Promises Pathos, Rahway Show House Her Husband Liked Blondes, So She Brought "Smart Woman," Featuring One Home Thrills, Romance Mary Astor and Robert Raoul W«Uh'» Fox Picture Ames, Other Feature — Feature* Elissa Landi, Lion- Coming Attraction*. "SMART el Barryrnore. 'tlir. w.rk I the R-' Romancr, intrigue, charm find pa- () Knhway theatre an excellent thos nre elements that make "The IIIIPII- feat HIP program headed by Yellow Ticket,4' Raoul Walsh's pro- louring of thrills and laughter WOMAN" duction for Fox Films, openini? its Suicide Fleet" starrinR Bill Boyd,' much heralded cnirairement at the mii' (JU'tison, (linger Rogers ind with R.K.O. Rahwtiy theatre Wednesday dirrt Armstrong. On th«* samp pro- BlLlBOYD and ThursdHy, December lfi - 17 on ini will lie found Mary Astor in the same program with Walter Hun- Smart Wnroiin," with Robert Ames ROBT. ARMSTRONG ton in "The Ruling Voice," a picture nd Kdwnrd Everett Horton. Her MARY ASTOR of unusual cntcrtoininR quality. n hand liknit>'3 so -she brought AMES 1 Elissa Landi, the beautiful and tal- II' tl"IHf '. ROBERT AMES ented daughter of an Austrian count- Sunday. Dircmher IS, brings for GLEASON ess, novelist flmi emotional netrcss, lie d»v »nly nnnther unusual doable portrays the lending feminine role, i• ;ir IIP i• program headed by Nancy GIMGER EDW. E. HORTON with Lionel Barryn\ore and I,aurincc 'm Mill in "Personal Maid." See', Olivier handsome newcomer from >ni«cy as the red headwt, wised-np j ROGERS Clever . . . radiant ... re- the London Ktn(t<-, in the principal j i-rnini- nf Grace IVrkinV sensation-1 sourceful - She called in male pnrt, Other notables of the j 1 novel. ()n the same program will' screen in the cast are Waller Hymn, i PI found Charles Karrell with anew every trick known to Rita Ln Roy and Snrnh Pndden. ireen sw«>ptheart, Madge Evans, in women . . . and invented "The Yellow Ticket" reveals n t.rup romance of love the triumphed »ome choice new ones to and dramatic, picture of the days of va. over- Ticket," with Lionel Barrymore and Eventually she falls in love with a Eljssa Landi- On the same program, CET RID WHAT A SHOW handsome English newspaper corres- seer of an Anih caravan, who stood ft feet 5 Indies, barefooted, and could Walter Huston in "The Ruling pondent and becomes his secretary, Voice," with Lorctta Young. Women OF DISEASE but she cannot escape the police. She toss nn onllnnry man 10 feet Into ttu loved him, men feared him. becomes so enmeshed in a web spun air nnd cntrli him like ft cricket ball for her by its insidious head that she lie could carry a tliree-yenr-old bullock Friday and Saturday, December GERMS is, at last, forced to shoot him. IK and li), Greta Garbo in "Susan a hundred yards, and once carried Lenox," with Clark Gable. Not since How sHe escapes the horrible fate twelve men at once round his muster's mouth and throat that awaits her, offers one of the the days of silent pictures and John hnnsc. Gilbert has any one played opposite Lot Zonito drnnsn away the most startling denouements ever pre- Cn*t ions, kill sented on the screen. Miss Garbo With the force and mag- prrvnAt As the persecuted girl, Miss Landi A Clasrifled Ady. Wfll Sell It — netism that Clark Gable does in this Highly gcrmiridnJ. Sooth- picture. ing to inemhrancB. Other attractions selected for early showing at the R.K.O. Rahway theatre includes: Sunday, December 20, James Cag-J ney in "Blonde Crazy." On the same! The Paulus Dairy program Thomas Meighan in "Sky- line." Established 1890 Monday and Tuesday, December 21 anil 22, Ruth Chatterton in "Once GET YOUR COAL Mam Office: 189-195 New St. A Udy." Wednesday and Thursday, Decem- Phone: 2400 New Brunswick, N. J. her 23 and 24, Dolores Costello in "Expensive Women" and on the NOW same program "J^isca of The Kio CHARLES EAMEIi Paulus' Positively Perfectly Grande." Friday and Saturday (Christmas) MAD Ibihway Satur- ro happinat cows: Walker Gordon Certified, Golden Guernsey, day, December 2C\. one day only. KOPPER'S SEABOARD COKE Mildred Kaith of the Mildred School He risked diihonor... 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11,1*81 PAGE MINI WORTH KNOWING WIFE'S LOVE STORY SEE TROPICAL SPOT A Bladder Physic Olniilolni, Mnfmoirm that hove t fraf. rtinrn )mvn hflPM Opvplnpefl. IS USED IN COURT IN ARCTIC CIRCLE n A mrdlrin* that vrorfca mi tti» rn*44>r nil on thft bftn*U, IMviw nnt lm~ "Liffle Stories Tielf* «fwl »ICM« fcrlrii thnt, run** Irrlta- In Mn*mchn«ett« alone four ton* of ,,i which rrmitla In «Mllm np nl|hu, f* nre tiswl to fertlllM the apple Helps in Acquitting Hus- Explonn Find Hot Springs mil'"* , linmlnt, lo, p.lnn nn hwk nnil ii-ii-t ronr mmwr, Von itory," written by Mrs. Voloey Trick, that time forgot," In Canada's far III fl-cl brUn allfr 11,1. alnf B1)(i Jfi|i band of a charge of attempted murder prospector's myth or fragment of In- Jkccgess THOMPSON-BRAKE DRUG CO. Ancient Inhabitants of Pern ob- here. dian folklore. tained wool for weaving from the al- Accused of assaulting his wife with Such Is the positive assurance given BROTHER NORTH WIND tnrnoil hnck to his h"mi> In a hnllnw paca, the llama, the nanaco and the an ax handle In their home at Oshawa, by Dr. J. Norman Henry of Philadel- AND JACK FROST ARRIVE tree nnd rurletl hlmm-lf op In his wnrm "Tlenna. Trick charged that he and his wife phia and his companions, who are now bed for a Ions, long deep. Ilnhhy Coon dlil the same thing. IliiMcr llenr had become estranged because of at- homeward bound with the prood dis- IJONKER the (loose had not been felt sleepy, bnt he wasn't quite read; M Rocky mountain spotted fever, a dis- tentions paid to the latter by his young' tinction of being the first white men * * many days ahpnd of Rough Broth- to go to bed for the winter, so he de- Timit count* in applyin» ease spread by the bite of ticks, has er brother. He produced the story who have ever gawd npon the hidden er North Wind and Jm-k Trout. He for patinu. Don't rUk if. cided to wait nntll the llrat heavy been reported from eastern lectlom of which his wife had submitted to a tropical valley, which lies within the seldom Is. All the little people ot tha \uf in prntpcllng y0Ur •now. raildy the Beaver watched the IrlfSi Sfnd nkfftrh qr the United States. "confession" magazine, and which told Arctic circle. In northern British Co- Green Forest and the fireen Meadows mortal Inr tnUructlorn or nrad harden on the roof of his house "The Woodbridge Delica- writ* for P-RB1 book, of the writer's supposed love for a lumbia. know this and so when they heard his as Jsck Front tonrhed It. and then he "How to ObUln * Putfiit A new type of High-Intensity Incan- man other than her husband. The valley remains today ss It most message, "Honk, honk, honk, honk." t«M«n is always flad to unrl Record of Intention"' dived and with a sigh of great content form, Ho charge fftr in- IMC BOOK descent lamp equipment, recently pro- "He drew me Into his arms and have been in prehistoric eras, before those who still had work to do worked formation on hgw tn ptocetd CommuniM- slipped In at his wcrct door nnder wa- send my order. They'll be duced, eliminates three-fourths of the kissed me," an extract from the story the glacier age swept over North harder than ever. Horn Uriel!* coiiflfientliit. Prompt. CftrfTW, ter snd scrambled up Into his nice, heat without appreciable toss of light read. "Then I reallied what true love America—a luxurious garden of rich Paddy the Reaver went all over his warm, dry bedroom to rent, for he flad to send your's too." CLARENCE A. O'BRIEN was. No power on earth could have tropical growth, such as are now com- hens* very caiefully putting on freah had worked long and hard, and he R*Q(it«red Pat«nt Attorney Efforts to develop musfemelons resjfe- stopped me." mon only In the equatorial tone. mud wherever It was needed so that Knew that tht time had come when U-A ft*««rllf 9>*lti(* k C*M»*rilal «nt to powdery mildew are meeting "Purely Fiction." Bank n«ll4i0K Bubbling Hot Springs. when Jack Trost did arrive he would he could work no more, because by (Dlrtetlj kcrou itreet Iron) Pitfrnt O&MI with encouraging success, Is the report Mrs. Trick Insisted that her story WOODBRIDGE The valley, located In the mountains find It all ready to be froten hard. morning his pond would be covered from California experimentalists. had been "purely fiction" and denied near the junction of the Racing and Jerry Muskrat hurried to get In the last' with Ice. the suggestion of the defense, that the Toad rivers, nearly 1.000 miles north- DELICATESSEN of his supplies, llnppy Jack the a ray But those who were asleep for the Rogue river, with Its highest source "lover" whom she described was her west of Edmonton. Is three-quarter* of Squirrel and Ms counln. Chatterer the 102 Main Si. Wo.xlt.rid,. on the slopes of the Cascade range In twenty-two-year-old brother-in-law. a mile wide and nearly a quarter of a night knew nothing about the coming Red Squirrel, scampered about faster of Jsck Frost until the morning. Then /v('(7/ ( /ijni/mnt/ i Crater lake, Ore,, Is considered the "He took you to dances?" the de- mile In length, and Is honeycombed than ever to get all the nuts possible greatest steelhead tront stream of the fense Insisted. "Only with my hus- with bubbling hot springs, to which It they shivered a little as they started (or SmnKirs// Pacific coast. band's consent." ©we* Its continued existence. forth and those who run, ran fast to keep warm, and those who fly. ftpw Justice Raney severely criticised of Pi|M' i/iii/ ' I In some of the craters the water fast for the same reason. Later In the the manner In which the case had been Faared the Oc«an was too hot to touch, and Indian day Rough Brother North Wind ar- dealt with In Oshawa police court. guides who know the district vow that rived. There was nothing silent about Ttip siglit <>f the WPHII wu« dreaded Trick had first been charged only tha water In the valley does not freeze the way he came. He whooped and by RHINO Ceii'rul American Indlani, with common assault; had pleaded •ven In midwinter when the surround- howled across the flreen Meadows and who believed (tint to look upon It guilty, and been sentenced to thirty ing district hns a temperature of 50 de- through the Green Forest He cangh! bronpht sl^VnoRq. days In jail. grees below zero. up the dead loaves and whirled them Acquitted by Jury. Friend* to B* F*ar*d The expedition was disappointed In far and wide He shonted that all "The magistrate had power to com- Its hope of finding prehistoric animal If a cause he good, the most violent might hear: mit you to prison for three years, and life In the valley, although Professor attack of Its enemies will nnt Injure It I am the North Wind stout and bold! also to order tfli lash," JuBtlce Itaney Henry hellevea that systematic exca- so much as an Injudicious defense by I came (com the land of let and told Trick. "Apparently he disposed catlon might yield well-preserved re- it« friend'.—rvitnn. cold! of the case without hearing the evi- mains. The best of the vegetntlon had dence. If there are any CUSPS In also been destroyed by fairly recent Who braves my strength to him I give which a man deserves to be whipped, forest fires, but a number of sped- A greater power to work and live." this would be on* of them. It Is most •lens were obtained which nrc expect- Peter Rabbit listened and shivered For Your Coal Supply See unfortunate that such an example of ed to astound the botanical world. Just a wee bit la spite of his warm administration of Justice should be coat "Now what does he mean by For centuries, the location of the thatr said he. Price* Arm made In this community." "valley of steaming waters" has been They Wsr« 8o Fit They Could Hardly JOHN RYMSHA, Manager Of I suppose." replied little Mrs. Peter, Alex Hall, defense counsel, contend- • Jealously guarded secret among a So Low Waddle. "thst he means that those who are not ed that Trick was being tried twice hand of Indians Inhabiting a section afraid to face hard times and do their STATE COAL & SUPPLY CORP. for the snine offense. In violation of all of the Peace river area. Their num- before they should be hidden under the very best are really stronger for doing British legal tradition. Justice Raney bers have been decimated by tubercu- snow. Bobby Coon, Unc" Billy Pos- Buy G*M Stripe Only The Highest Grade Of Lehigh & Wyoming Region It He certainly Is rough and strong, Informed the Jury, however, that they losis and other diseases, nntll today sum, and Buster Bear did their best Coal Obtainable Handled. but I've noticed that we always feel Steckiags could entirely Ignore the previous pro- only a handful remain; and, rather to burst their coats by staffing them- well when he comes." We Also Sell Coke, Soft Coal, Fire Place Logs, Kindling ceedings In police court. The Jury, than see the secret lost forever, three selves with everything they could find. Bytk«B*x Wood and Ice. however, returned a verdict of ac- members of the tribe consented to They were so fat they could hardly "That Is quite true," replied Peter Will Gladly Call At Your Home On Request. quittal. guide the Henry expedition to the spot. waddle. You see they make store- thoughtfully. "I never can ran so fnst A box of itoektaci !• houses of their own skins. Tea, In- In summer a* In winter." He drew a TELEPHONF PERTH AMBOY 2332 Rich In Wild Life. nub. a lumriou gift deed, those were busy days. long breath. "Isn't this air good? 991 State Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Please mention this paper when From the Indian camp north of Fort . . . and BOW ... at tbo buying from advertisers feel Just like a run this very minute. •age prim rvrfaettou Old Coal Yard At Maurer St John, a ten days' Journey led the Then one night when all was still When yon get nsed to It winter Isn't •|>arty to the valley, over a route which Jack Frost arrived. He came silently . . . rosily an so bad. It's all In the getting used to slvs oael would have been Impassable but for nnd only these who were awake knew, It Those who sleep all winter or gn PARAMOUNT PUBUX a collapsible robber boat which the ex- because he slyly pinched them Just by away where there Isn't cold weather pedition carried and which enabled way of warning. Unc' Hilly Possum don't know what a lot they miss. 1 THEATRES them to cross several torrential rivers. was one of these and he didn't wal wonder why they do It anyway." $1.0« Although no new species of animal to be pinched twice. Ha promptly (C bf J. O. LloTd.V—WNU Sarvlc*. HATS OFF life were uncovered, the district Is rich $1.35 In gamer-moose, caribou, mountain TO THE LADIES sheep, bear and goats being seen In Wbnca CUM DonbU large numbers. Miss Mary Henry, France Honors Deed* of Dubious questioning Is much better 4 I>a>H 8t&rt. Hat., Dec. 12 daughter of the expedition's leader, U. S. Tart in Memorial evidence than that senseless dead- shot two splendid mountain sheep. For They Know The James Dona - Sally Ellen Brest, France. — Fifteen Italian ness which most take for believing. 1 rtH of "Bad Girl" The botanical end of the expedition sculptors, under direction of Benlto Hen that know nothing ID sciences Together Again In was directed by Mrs. Henry, who col- Quattrocchl, an American citizen of hare no doubts. He never truly be- Smart Places To Shop "OVER THE HILL" lected large numbers of specimens Italian extraction, are potting the lieved who was not made first sensi- 1 which will be presented to tha Acade- finishing touches on the American ble and convinced of unbelief. Never be afraid of doubt. If only you hav» It is indeed a compliment to their good Judg- S n*j. Start. Wed,, Drc. 16 my of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, naval memorial, which Is to bt com- l.AWBKME T1HIIET and the ltoyal Botanical Uardens, Kd- pleted here In February. the disposition to IHMI<>VI\—I*lghton. 1 ment (and ours) that so many choose thia es- lnburgh. Doctor Henry, leader of the In go far no date for its dedication expedition, Is a retired physician, and THE < I'BAiN LOVX SONQ' has been chosen, but It has been sug- — Please mention this paper to ad- tablishment. • former college mate of Sir Henry 1 With gested that February 22 would b« ap- vertisers; it help* yon, it helps them. Jimmy (Hchnoxxl«) Dumntfl Thornton, president of the Canadian propriate. it helM rear paper. — 3} - Whether it i» a new Briegs-Built Tux for the National railways. ® young man home for the holidays, studs for This memorial, at Cours d'AJot, Brest, Is a tribute In granite to the Dad, shirts tor the husband, or a necktie for the Source of Cocmino gallant deeds and services of United MAJESTIC State seamen during the World wmr. mailman, our label on the gift box is certain to Madixui Avc.f hone 4-01M Cocaine Is obtained from the leaves t the cocoa shrub, which givws on The tower, which will be 164 feet •^ assure satisfaction all round. the eastern slopes of the Andes and high, has attained a height of 113 (HJSHOLM 4 (MAPMAN In Java, Ce;'«n and the Malay states. feet It will be surmounted by tour Cocaine wns first Isolated by Nie- giant eagles. •tiiinn In 1WT0. its anesthetic qualities On the sides will be allegorical sculpture. 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