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Car Inspector Fatally Women Visit New York Lvenel Hermit Killed Injured at Port Reading Hermann Low Bidder Lose Way Returning Nathan Hale Addition Martin May, of 433 Magnolia ave- A party of local women went to nue, Elizabeth, a car inspector em- On Bergen St. JobNew York Tuesday where they at- In Traffic Accident ployed in the yards of Reaflini? Rail tended a Prudence Penny meeting in road Company was caught between Local Contractor's Figure* Carnegie Hall where demonstrations Is Planned By Board Shiriofen Lived Alone With Score of Dog* and Three two cars and fatally injured Wednes- and a lecture were given regarding day afUrooon in th* yards in Port, Well Below Those of Com-various foods and household matters. School Commissioner* To Call Election To Pass Upon Plan To ,r,es—Skull Fractured and Jaw Broken When Auto Reading. He was taken to the Alex- petitors—Fire Company To After the meeting they had dinner Relieve Congestion In Primary Grade*—Eight Class M»«$»Hi» Buckboard—Horse Escapes Injury. ian Brothers Hospital where he died and attended a show in the Roxy Wednesday night. Get Hose. theatre. On the way home they visited Rooms and Auditorium Proposed. May's legs were nearly severed territory not on their route. They m. Shirinisn, a hermit who ha« Efforts were made by the Fahway :l The Herman Brothers Construction Rot off a Pennsylvania train at Scott 'Jut the lower end of Home- police to locate relative)! of the un-from his body; his arms were crushed The voters of Carteret school dis- :welve room addition could be nad* llVin|f Company was the lowest of three bid- avenue instead of the Rahway station •- <1 Avenel. died Wednes- fortunate man and a cousin was final- and he had laceration* and bruises trict will be asked to pass upon a the school and still leave a strip ders who submitted bids Monday and had some trouble finding out vacant ground thirty feet widt ..I >••• from injuries ho receiv- •all over the body. Coroner J. J. Ly- proposition to build an 8-room and imllt ly located. The body was taken in night for the contract to construct where they were. In the party were: , night when a buckboard charge by Coroner J. J. Lyman, of man was notified and gave permission auditorium addition to the Nathan ilong the Lincoln avenue frontage of ir,J , riding was struck by for the body to ge removed to Mit-curbs, gutters and walks in Bergen Mrs. F. X. Koepfler, Miss Nellie Mur- Hale school, at a special school elec- he plot. wa Carteret, who removed it to his mOr- nane, Mrs. C. H. Byrne, Mrs. William ",' i demolished. Shlrinian's ffUe. Through the cousin arrange- chell's undertaking establishment in street. The Hermann concern bid $3,- tion to be held soon. Decision to sub- The board has selected Simons, !, fractured, one jaw wasments are being made to hold the Elizabeth. May was single. 726.60. The Metuchen Contracting j, Tjawi0I. and Mrs. Morton LeVan. mit this proposition to the voters wa? heridan and Janoson, architects to make the plans for the addition in *'..„,) he received numerous funeral sprvices this afternoon in the and Trucking Company bid $4,003.50 _ reached Tuesday night at an adjourn and the United Construction and Sup- the event the proposition is sanc- nml lacerations with feasible Methodist Episcopal church in Car- ed meeting of the Board of Educntion ply Company of South Amboy bid tioned by the voters. It is estimated " was knocked un- teret. and came after nearly two hours of regained con- 14,479.30. The bids were laid over hat the cost of the addition with an The police of Woodbridge and Post Issues Statement for action at a meeting to be held on Drops On Street discussion. The measure was support uditorium will be about $33,000. Health Offlcar P«U . PaUnoa took Mmwrfcy night-of next week. , The. idea of a .twelve room addition which struck the buck- over the problem of disposing of the Plans for the sewer system to be John Cselle, Theodore A. Bishop, Jos- was opposed by Commissioner Mit- driven by Louis Madg- animals. The matter was Anally put On Rahway Campaign On Way Home •,VJH constructed in the lower section of eph Mittuch, Albert Welblund and tuch and there was much lively dis- I Ijiwrence street, Rah- up to the Society for the Prevention Chrome to relieve drainage condi- Oeorge Yuronka. The other members cussion over this and other matters , Statement to the police of of Cruelty to Animals. Some of the'Local Legionnaires Have Nn tions in Warren, Mercer and Bergen Lewis Street Man Ha* Attack f the board passed when the matter during the meeting. Saturday night following the dogs are savage. One that appears to Connection With Drive To street, have been completed and ap- was put up to a vote. Those ••ho pass- On recommendation of Supervising t Mndgyessy said that he didhe part German police dog is the lead- and Goes To Hospital Fol- proved. Engineer Oliver F. Mitchell ed are: President Edward J. Heil, Dis Principal Miss B. V. Hermann, teach- ',!„. buckboard until his carer. The whole string of dogs prompt- Raise Fund* Originated By called attention to the fact that War- lowing Fir»t Day'* Work Af- trict Clerk William V. Coughlin vice ing staffs for the regular night school i i,, it. The accident happen- ly charges any one who approaches n Rahway Group. ren street is about to be paved with president Robert Jeffreys and Com and the night school for foreign born h intersection of Randolph the house. One small brown dog which ter Long Illness. concrete. He pointed out that cross missioner Charles A. Conrad. residents, were named. Hiss Clare ','n«l Railway avenue which is seemed to be the plumpest one of the To the residents of Carteret and pipes and catch basins to connect The plan to build an addition to Monohan will be principal of the reg- ,;,, .lary between RfJ>way^and lot was found industiiousl catching Pasquale Cialli, aged 50 years, of in vicinity who have been approached by with the proposed sewer system Nathan Hale school is the result o ular evening school and will receive After the death of Shir and eating gTasshopprrt. 17 Lewis street, had been ill for sev- phone from an organization in Rah-should b« laid at onie in order to efforts upon the part of the hoard t $6 per night. Her assistants who will eral weeks. Recently he recovered remedy an acute condition of conges- receive $4 per night are: Miss Loret- ,.,inosday morning, the police way, whose purpose is the solicitation avoid ripping up the new pavement I somewhat and \yent to work Monday ,1V Innk Madgyessy into cu»- of funds! for another organization of tion in the local schools, especially in ta Powers, Clemence Allen, Miss Mar- in Warren street later on. The coun-1 at the plant of the Benjamin More the primary grades. There are twen- garet Prentiss, Miss Ethel Decker, -, technical charge of man veterans, the position %f Roosevelt cil concurred in this view and gave | Company. He put in a hard day and Post is as follows: ty classes, approximately 800 chil Miss Mildred Haviland, Miss Doris Lewis Street Resort authority to proceed with the catch was on his way home Monday night dren on part time session at present, Lubern, Mrs. Catherine Hughe* and ,.',lfh the buckboard in which We have no connection with this basins and laterals at once. when he was seized with a sinking „ ,,i was riding wa* reduced to drive for funds, neither do we share according to a report recently made John Czerniewiez. Tht teachers for The Board of Education presented spell and fell on the street. to the board. A majority of these the evening classes for foreign born ,,,, «»od, and the driver | in the work as announced by -their a request for $60,000 to meet cur- In filling, Cialli's chin struck a injured, the little horse that , , I representative in her telephone com- classes are in the Nathan Hale school are: Mrs. Mary Dowling, Miss Mary rent expenses. The council granted corner of the pavement and he waswhich IB a primary school. Ziemba and Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly. avunir the vehicle escaped with Proprtetor and One Girl Fined j versation, and any person who con- knocked unconscious. The police the request by a resolution and also During the discussion which pre- Commissioner Conrad reported -,-Kilch. tribu e81 u d r the im were notified and the man, still un- —Re»ort Clewed Permanent-1 ^ ° *•• ***• " f . " authorised a note to raise the amount. ceded the adoption of the plan for an hat a considerable portion of th« rinu,n lived alone in a one-room i pression that the^ are helping any Broom and Newman company man- conscious was brought to head quar- •oof of the Washington school is in ,,t hi,use at the foot of Home- : ters where Dr. J. J. Reason restored addition to the school, Commissioner Legion work are misled. ufacturers of shirts with a plant at Bishop raised a question that for a need of immediate repair. He recom- r,,,„,,,. alone as far as human I We have no quarrel with any other High street and Washington avenue, consciousness and attended the .,'„;.,n< were concerned. But he The police on Wednesday night wounded chin. time puzzled members of the "board. mended that the roof be covered with organization of veterans, neither do complained in a letter that when He said that in 1926 there were no .ntv of company. There were sphalt and fitted with a copper ridge raided a resort at 13 Lewis street wa assume that we are the only vet- there is a heavy rainfall their plant Cialli was taken home but did notclasses on part time and that the and a new skylight. One firm that ap- If.i.r.tv - dogs of all breeds and and arrested the proprietor, Angelo erans organisation, but in view of the is flooded by surface water from St. make a normal recovery. During the present enrollment is only 194 in ex- .,. -hared the little house with peared to know of the condition sent Franko, and one girl inmate, Marie fact that we are the only one in Car-Joseph's church and school plots and night he developed a condition close ces8 o{ the enro,lnlent of '1926< UndeT in a bid for the job. The. bid was laid ,i mi(ht. And there were three Scangralla who gave her home as teret, e feel that any drive purport- from Borne private property. The-en- ly resembling paralysis. Dr. H. L. the drcumsUnces he could not under- aside without being opened and the ,!,,h lived in the yard. Great ing to assist veterans relief work in gineer was directed to investigate Strandberg ordered him taken to the board will advertise for more bids. . i.roken shipping cases were Newark and New York. The cook and stand how 800 children are on part Carteret should originate with a local and report back a recommendation Perth Amboy hospital. time now. A Mrs. Bartok whose daughter, ,, ,,, against the outside walls the wife of the proprietor together for relieving the shirt company plant. Cialli's condition is said to be do clear any doubt as to our President Heil explained that in Grace, is a pupil in the Washington with some men fourM in the place Councilman Frank Andres reported to general weakness and on ailment 1926 and previous to that time the Bchool, appeared with the girl at the ,,'njn made his living off th<> were also rounded up but later were with the sale of books as a means of that Fire Company No. 2 needs BW) of the liver. classes numbered forty-five and up- lumps. He was 46 years old meeting. The girl recently fell on the raising money for relief of veterans. feet of hose and was given authority wards in schools where there was stairs in the school and was injured. ,n Armenian by birth. Little was released, Roosevelt Post No. 263, A hearing on the case of Franko to purchase it. Several resolutions congestion. Since that time the class- She was attended by a physician win? .,•..,ut him in the neighborhood American Legion, pertaining to finances were passed. es have been Teduced to the number charged $76 for his gervices, Mrs. , I,, lived. He is said to have and the girl was held last night The Johq J. Kennedy, girl was fined $50 and the proprietor Councilman William D'Zurilla re- Stage Set For Second prescribed by the state school law Bartok thought it was up to the board ,, ruddle, N. Y. was riding a mo- Announcement was made by Stau- al prominence who has the high re- was accompanied by two other men, Mrs. H. N. Petty, Dr. and Mrs. Harry row river team but everyone of the gard of all." failed to .hold the machine t« the ,.i!" ulong Lincoln highway near High School Students Have Rich,' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lowden, back recently that Danny Dugan. of light teams which follow is expected "Mr. McCarter was the unanimous pavement. It struck one pole a •ia Monday morning at 10 o'- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Melniker, Mr. and Buffalo, and a former Yankee pitcher, • •*bcn he fell off the machine ^Constitution Week Program o set obstacles in the Blue and White selection of the members of th« Cam- glancing blow and then ran into a Mrs. D. P. Olmstead, Mr. and Mrs.lath to a successful season. In seven will face the Amboyans. Danny re- • it hii left eye. He also injured sides in Plainfield. Skiff, of the New- paign Committee «nd his willingness second on«. An educational and patriotic Con- W. Bayles, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Al- if thes# games, (those with Has- to head the Campaign forces in their it arm severely. He was taken] berts, Miss Helen Mayer, Mrs. Ruben- brouk Heights, Rahway, Woodbridge, ark Bears-, will don the catcher's uni- A detecTTVe of the Central Rail- Railway "hospital tot treat-.] stitution Week Prop-am WM present- form. Higgle Coplan, will do duty at appeal for a fund for a modern file- road Company's police department stein, Miss Leonore Mayer, Abe Mey- South River, Cranford, Plrth Amboy proof.. . buildin,1 ii g fo• r .th1 e Tl!.Historical * l1 SoCl_-c_ ed Friday morning by the students of f and North Plainfield), Me Carthy ex- first. Mickey D'Zurilla, a Carteret saw the accident and reported to the the Carteret High School at ttje regu- er, Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen, Mr. and iety is an assurance that the money i- Zt'hrer, Of SB Grant street, Mrs. A. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs, fi.Mey - acts more trouble. boy will play at second. Chick Few- borough police that a oar with three irm, was driving southward in lar assembly session. The entire pro- ster, of Jersey City, and former Yar* required will be raised." , men in it was wrecked near the Mex- er, r. and Mrs. M. Goldenberg, Mrs. The Carteret team is laying plans tne '-;. avenue, Sunday night when gram follows: Flag salute by student kee, will take care- of short. ErnesJ 'The precious collection of ican plant. Police brought Baird, body Song, "America," by student L. Karpen, Mrs. Freund, M. Leon, Dr o stop South River's attack this year. Sabb, a popular borough resident, Society must be preserved for the j Sultak, of Lewis street and •t mine together with; one owned and Mrs. H. Jacoby, Mr. ond MW onn 1 body; Poem, "The Pilgrim Fathers" In the game betwien the two elevens will be seen at third. In the outfield, future generations and made acces- James Wilson, of Woodbridge, to Invcn by Edward Mqracwski, of William Mayer, Mr. and Mrs. Belas- by Eugene Keratt; Story, "The Con- last year, South Rikrer slaughtered the Jocko Conlan, of Newark; in left, sible to,all who wish to consult and headquarters. I -:;i-t. Grand street, Rahway.The ius, Mr.' Boos, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gar- utitutione" by Roy Goderstad; Song, McCarthy eleven by a 25-0 tcore. Jose Medwick of Carteret, in center; examine it." * Dr. H. L. Strandberg found that • coming out of the driveway "Amerioa the Beautiful," by student retson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Koest- Wpodbridge is waiting for the Blue '••'• White Star farm. Wadeslow and Howie Krausche of Linden, in Under Mr. McCarter's Leadership Sultak had a badly crushed elbow body; Poem, "My Country," by Wil-ler, Mr. and Mrs". Charles Safran, and White team thith s yyear. The Wood- right. Three municipalities represeni;- .undreds of prominent New Jersey and had him sent to the Rahway hos- '•v, of Grove street, Irvmgton, ton Pruit; Poem. "America All' byMrs. E. Garten, Mr. and Mre. A bridge-Carteret game always brims 1 • wife and ion were riding ed in the Carteret outfield. men and women will conduct the pital. The physician examined the Marie Gaydos; Song, "The Star Greenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. Mox Kauf- with clo8e rivalry, and the Barron Campaign early in October. The Newothers and found they were not in- M ruewski. They were taken to Mr y; man, Mr. and Mrs. S, Stamler, Mr. It was also learned that Rogers ;| the Student avenue boys are working hard to plans to use four International lea- Building will be a distinct addition jured. He left a certificatae to the m- uf Dr. B. W. HoagUnd for Spangled Banner," by and Mrs. H. F. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. to the public buildings of the State." break Carteret's supremacy on the gue stars. Billy_ Urbanski, of Perth effect that Baird had been drinking •'•wiit to minor injuries. Body. A. S. Kummer, all of Elizabeth; gridiron. but was not intoxicated. Baird was Judge Robert Carey, Jersey City; Mr Amboy, voted the most valuable play- er on the Montreal team in the In- unable to explain the accident except and Mrs. Howard Barrett, Madison Cardinals Annual Dance that possibly something went wrong ternational, and elected on the short- Saturday, October 5 with the steering gear of the car. Hey Fellers! There's A Zoo Near High School Notes stop berth on the All-International The machine was badly damaged. Harvest Home Supper Leatjue team for 1929, may play with Preparations are under way for the Amboy. Billy was chosen as the best Fifth Annual Dance given by the At Presbyterian Church Football tickets werej)laced on aal Town; "Taggers^ 'N Everything! shortstop in the International Lea- Cardinal Athletic Club, at the Slo-Ohio State Opens yesterday. General Organization gue. members were charged only 25c for vtek Hall on Wheeler avenue, Satur- Chapman. Animal Corporation Lease* Big Farm In Woodbridge The Mission Band of the Firsi White Hoyt, star of the New York day night, October 6. Music will be Carteret Boy Enrolled Presbyterian church will hold a har- admission. All others must pay theYankees, has been signed by Rogers regular admission fee of 50c. A big furnished by Lind Brothers Cliffwood And HOUMS Collection of Animal* There—Zoo Is Located vest home supper from 5:30 to 8 p for the second or third Sunday in Beach orchestra. Dancing will start COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 27-A class m. the afternoon and evening oi turn-out is expected at the opening October. Amboy is also dickering of approximately 8000 new students In Lake Avenue Near Rahway Line. at 8 o'clock. l Thursday, October 17, in the Sundaj game here today between Carteret over the services of Chuck -Klein and will gather here Septembed 30 at school room of the church. The sup and South Amboy. Lefty O'Doul, of the Philadelphia Na- the Ohio State University for the of kiddie* in this section great many lemurs, u dozen or more At the regular assembly session Food Sale Tomorrow zebras a tiger, a leopard, several per will be especially prepared t< tionals, two of the outstanding slug- third annual "Freshman Week" to , aware that there is a full- duplicate the, old time harvest homi yesterday, cheer practice was con-gers in the National League. Klein In Washington Avenue get pointers on higher education. „ 2uo rlgh in Woodbridge with specimens of the African antelope ducted; with Gurt Armour and Ann known as the gnu, several varieties of spread. Accomodations will be mad has collected over forty' homers to Tkey will be welcomed by univers- i <>f $10,000 worth of animals, Rosenblum in charge. date, and may establish a new Na- The Mother-Teachers' Association for a large patronage. of the First Presbyterian church will ity officials, taken on a tour of the zoo is her* and here to stay. deer. Plans are under way for the for-tional League record for home runs campus, undergo certain examina-^ Hilv l the Cassowaries and emus, large birds mution of a Glee Club by Miss Gene- _before the season is over. condiict a food sale tomorrow. (Sat- "\ .'till better news for the kiddies from Australia, akin to the OBtrich, urday) from 11:30 to 3 p. m. in thetions and get helpful hints on how IJ Roosevelt Republican Club vieve Kraemer, director of music at to study and how to get the moat out ""-fact that my special and rea-herons and other large birds of the The folluwincr players may partici- store at 64 Washington avenue, next •l'"1'1'1 rates ate made for children. To Meet Wednesday Night the Carteret high school. pate in the 1929 "Little World Ser- of a university education. wading type. There is » fine selection The, General Orguniiation now em- door to Weis's fancy grocery. All '" 'hi'y are admitted free in claw- of the larger species of snakes in- A regular meeting of the Roosevelt ies" af Middlesex County; Joe Stripp, kinds of home prepared foods will be The class includes Alexander Ro- ll braces nearly every student yn the cincinnatti Red ihfieider; Narleski, land Cawalsky, of Carteret. \'» nature study. cluding rock pythons and Mexican Republican Club will be held Wed- on sale at reasonable prices. l! lr high school. Only twenty-one oui oi _, ,., c..':..fi..i»i«». nonmoima . : '.»o is the proj bull snake*. Tnore is one medium su- nesday evening in the club head- DBosto4 n DRed Sox infielder; j of Chap- approximately three hundred students Pittsburg Pirate catcher; Ownie Car- ti'"' /-oologk«l Animal Corpora ed and very gentle elephant thut de- quarters ut 21 Washington avenue. haven't «s yet joined the G. O. About I, "••:i" "rganlMtipn that has been In lighta in giving the little folks a ride BecauBt! the campaign is approaching roll, Detroit Tigers pitcher; Haas, 280 are G. O. members. Philadelphia Athletic outfielder; I,;, "'I'* more than fifty yews. The ThH Chapman concern is in r<"""" there will be many matters of in- Rube Walberg, Philadelphia Athletics I,'"''"•>* started In England, arid has a clearing house for animals, The To The People^ Of Carteret terest discussed. All who are inter- pitcher; Jimmy FQXX, Philadelphia main business of the company IH to Sauerkraut Supper '" variou* locations In this coun- ested are welcome to attend. Re- Athletic first baseman. secure animals in their native jungles The Ladies' Aid Society of the - Aii«.ut three week* ago the com- freshments will be served after the Owing to the cost in securing In- It is About Time for the People of Carteret to in Africa, Australia, AaUl and other German Lutheran Church will hold a J iL'a^ th* Jacfcmn farrn \n j^ke meeting. t* sauerkraursupper in the e«n,an Lu- ternational League stars, the admis- distant lands and bring them here . »">• near the Rahway line. The sion for the second same will be plac- where they are retained until they theran hall on October 24 from 6 to I, '""I been located in Kennilworth. C. D. A. Card Party ed at 75 cents, "(lie. promoters are "WAKE UP" become acclimated. Then they are *•"• moved to the Woodbridge lo- Draws Large Crowd 8 p. m. 1 frying to get Chuck Salodore, um- wher (old to zuoa and circuses. and realize the fact that Cheap John's General Store uil;i, « the company plant to pire for the Newark Bears, to offi- The company does not handle Court Fidelia 636, Catholic Daugh- It U Ju»t A* Important To ters of America, hold a largely at- ciate in the Oarteret-Amboy series. Always gives to its customers the Best Quality "Uection include* animals not many of the larger cuts on.account Select Your Druggwt A* Chuck officiated in Amboy jn former ";ilk tended card party last night in St. found in captivity in this of tthhe dangeg r and terror caused by years. of Service and Low Prices tb*y es- Joseph's school hall. Many attractive You Would Your exceppt U} »*,ti$wuh tprtltutianinstitution* aus th«9e vieiouu brute* cape. TThh e ttigei r andd the lwpard ar« prtees were awarded. Mw. Christina Phy*i«ian Park Zoo. There |s, for In- Sheim was chairman of the commit- Seaman Break* Leg V P"l* of kangaroos, full the only big c«ts in the collection at , ilMd present. . ,, tee on arrangement*. The other mem-1 ITTUCH'S Working On Steamer j Cheap John's General Store vigorous', there we end- bers of the committee were: Mrs. •>-le. of monkey* including the The location leoed in Woodbridge Thomas Currie, Mr». Harry Gleckner, Est. 1906 , • While working on the steamu Zaa- Hudson and Union Streett, Carterot og-he^ Brtufcgy, th8£ na- contain* several acre* a«d the com- M Mrs. Thomas Jakeway, Mrs- Madeline |wnko d^ked at the I. T. WIIUMHB] »«y. band to

in nrr> MR, rangy men from lust, ypar'fl NEW SAVINGS PLANS OFFERED in strong freshman s<|iind. , PARIS Rutgers Gridders (V)nrh HorknWIor announced his GOTHAM IS CITY stinting- lin(-ii|i this morning. <"ap- THE PERTH AMBOY liiin Ilernie ("riuvl will hi' at renter, FASHIONS To Play Providence rinrrlt find r'isi-lnT, (fii*Td«; Knnun* OF THE MISSING mill Smoyrv. trickles; Cniirson nr\i\ •!"• NATIONAL BANK Scarlet Has Hf«vy Crew This lii-n. mil-:; (irci-nhcrff, quarterback; Staccr and .Irrry Cnmin, Imlfhneks; 102 Smith Street, Opposite King St., Perth Amboy, N j Year—Six Varsity Men Play- iinri (ircissmnn, ' hnlfli:i<-k. floursi'ii, Controlled «nd Suprfviied by More Than 23,000 Perion* ing First Game. I-'isi-hcr. Snioyrr, .hilion, .lorry ('ronin Disappeared in New an

If you contemplatejbuying a New Fur Coat H«te*t the new foe 1930; the car ask us about our Trade-in Plan that re-atyle* the product of the entire industry, create* SIX-"69" nrw stan4*rdt of performance and cotnfort, catabUfbea new and Kartiing value*. G.1C. the Ug Wfaid-or Sia -"69" Have Your Fur* Cleaned EVERY NEW STYLE FOR THE FURRIERS WAY A LOWER PRICED COMPANION -looks and behave* like $500.00 more than It cottt, » THE NEW SEASON- real chaUe^e to all America. See thk gnat Uoe of Sixc* It preserves the pelta and re- TO THE FAMOUS a*d Eighra today. Ptiew acaU do«ward ham $2345 to stores their natural oils. NOW ON DISPLAY $1045. Come drfre thb "69" today, the "73", the "9$ WINDSOR WHITE PRINCE and, the "92»- ean to fit avefy k SUPERIOR GARAGE FAYEtT» A. GREENHOUSE j !eh Lnyi Et8 Mile in FuKioubU Vudty Air Riding in Airplane "The population of the United ro him, the prisoner hastily indicated: Th* nlll|tut1r vnnlty, and Mii.va l.iimlliiK. N. .T.-A story n( n States Is InorpRBlTiR nt the ratp of "nrm't do tills kind of thing I»VP U. f. . ' -lirl, ,,Hllp flying n mill nhnnt 1,400,000 persons H yonr, or up prnxliiintply "no person ovory 28 spc- wns tlin ninRlstrntp's noxt Inscription. lii Ihi> itlr snmuli like imluri> fiiklnn. MOSTKEEP MUM "Npvpr," lUilrlcti spnllpd out. IMII IKMP IS onp thin illil It, tiltIIMII^II otirls." Stcnnrt «wld. "Tho total In- IB mmlo itp of thn nnnlml "SpntPiu"o piisppiifl^fl." wroto the it '•nu't tie snld itiat It m;w nn lit The tVrtli AIII1M»V Savings liislihili Iwipp rLwtng the ion "UII wltiRS. lii^tcnil (it thnt, the hen Hundred Thousaifd Enumer- nf hlrthn over <1pnth«, which nmnnnts tn ntinnt 1,1 .Vl.ntX). nncl tho mis -ilttiriK In H Iciskrt rtuTlcil In nn ators in May Will be nlniliini1 HIK) iliilti't kimw ihiii slip WHS excess of (nimli;rntion ovor pmlprn- Drydock Tr»pi Salmon mi.v IIIRIHT ilmr licr usunl nest nl Sworn to Secrecy. tlnn. which tntuls Khout 2-10.000 an- im. Wash. — The govern- nunlly. llClllU1. ment's giant ilryilock at the Puget Tim lion hpif MII.VS finding. As a 100, the Judge For Yourself—^Season's Record Savings Now I tle less than d.oun.ooo. while the 1030 Men's Ready-to-Wear Custom-Tailored Pure Wool Suits and Top Coats $15.00 AT $25.00 Values up to $30.00 Values $35 to $40 ,,- I'.rowns, Greys and 16 oz. All-Wool True Blue • Blues Serge. Extra Pants $5.00.

$20.00 Values up to $40.00 It's A "Thank You, Perth Amboy" Sale Sizes 36-^8.; Greys, Blues, And Our Home Town Tells us that it haa been a "mighty [;ui Mixtures and Pencil fine" thank-you. That the values the Sale has brought are stripes. the Greatest seen in years! That the Selection is wonderful I The furniture striking! The Prices drastically cut below anything anyone would expeotl But, the Sale is ending ^ Get your share of the Bargains Now! The Sale Celebrates WE DOUBLE ISSUE our taking over REDEEMC DOYLE S The Entire Gibian CUNNEEN Bldg.

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Jack O'Brien, of Port Reading, THE FUTURE OF THE SMALL TOWN Stopped Abie Schon, of South River, Tuesday nigH at the bouts fti New Rrunswick. Schon didn't have a look- Electricity is giving every town an opportunity to become in after th» first round (tot under a city. lit the pa9t, great industrial concerns have been forced way. The reference left the one-sided battle go on until the fourth round to locate in the congested centers of population because of the when he decided that Schon had necessity of readily available power. The small plants com taken enough. He was a game fighter is a stage and we pi;,,,.. even if he lacked skill. O'Brien seam- never roally grow up. s,,,,,,' mon in towns and villages could not be counted upon for un- ed as fresh at the end of the bout us may not have imp,,!'.. parts in the cast but if «•,. ^. . remitting, efficient and economical service. As a result, the as when the opening bell rang. : smaller town was an industrial nonentity. O'Brien's real name is Floria Zuc- smilinjr and act friendly \ , caro and he is a brother of the patrol- malw R hit with our dailv :„,.,' The development of interconnected electric systems and Wn of the same name. ience. the consequent decrease in small, local plants is rapidly chang A compUt* prof**iional undiv ing all this; now thoumnk ot towna receive. theLftajne high New Type of Radio Handing charactoriiui PVPr' iUa Marvelous Qualities ••rvic* performad by Ihi, , grade service, at the same low rates, that is provided in greal faniaallon. cities. And many of them are gradually coming into prominence The wonders of modern radio, reaching iti highest perfection in FUNERAL HOME as.industrial centers. silver radio, are being demonstrated at Mott's Radio Shop at 86 Washing- 44 Ot—n Sti*«t irtie small town can offer the advantages of unlimited ton avenue, this week, Begldw hav- " ridga, N«w J«,,,. space, reliable labor and pleasant living and working condi- ing a tone quality above other type* Eat 1904 tions that the great city lacks. And with the adjunct of plen- in merit and clearness, and being en- Tel. Woodbridf* 264 tirely free from the hissing and other R. A. Hinicr A. F. Gr.in«f tifuJ, cheap power, it can make an almost unresistable appeal noises that effect other models, the Paaaral Diractera Silver. Radio has several advantages to all manner of industries. that may be demonstrated by a series It is sate to say that many of the great industrial local- of four tests. These tests are being ities of the future will be towns that today are little more than WOULD SCRATCH IT made free at the Mott Shop this BANKING SYSTEM OUTWORN week without obligation. Now Those names on the map. Electric power has given rural America a Rheanatlc glimpse of new viatas of social and industrial progress and By CHARLES W. COLLINS. .New York Bant Uw,er. prosperity. Fall Sports Ensemble Pains Mnit <»o E OF this generation have inherited an antiquated and out- RECIPES OF DESTRUCTION worn system of banking. Our attempt in this modern age of Tfce- Agony OHM-the Swtllln, |, RadMcad—Wkat a Blcaajn( Here are a few good recipes for destroying your home, mass production to give 8 banking service to business and the public through more than 25,000 separate and independent factory or any other property: Here's a luprcmtly good and \vh Let your electric wiring go without repairs or Inspections corporations, most of which are small and weak and situated in the rural improved remedy that ii told t<. , j communities, is as much of an anachronism asjrould be the attempt to by druggists everywhere with t! r. over a long period of time; leave piles of oil-soaked rags or restore the horse and buggy to the arterial highways of the United derttanding that one "bottle mir-- . - result! or you can have your m i other waste lying around in corners of your garage or base- States. ment; don't use fire-resistive construction in building, because back. In the old days when local communities were isolated the business it costs a little more; drop lighted matches and cigarette butts Ask for Allenru—it comts in '•{ of every small town was autonomous and "the local bank could diversify wherever you may happen to be; light your fires with gasoline. bottles and ii not expensive. Tak. • ,, its business. The bank was integrally associated with local enterprises. directed—it's a quick, active r |v No one, of course, is going to* consciously use these Fisherman—Wheel 1 gotta bite. It represented a cross section of the business of the community. Now. Disinterested Wife—Why tell me and one that you can depend up. n , n "recipes" of destruction, or any of the many others of the same about It—scratch It I when the pains are most swr-: ,,:j however, isolation has been wiped out by the antomobH*, telephone and fever is itnpaat. nature. Yet it is safe to aay that millions of Americans have cadio. The local utility enterprises and other concerns have become equal fire risks in their homes or places of business. Laziness, ONE-TRACK MIND It's anti-pyretic — an analgesu ,-! absorbed by larger companies backed by great aggregations of capital, diuretic—and leading druggists all .• - carelessness, ignorance—these are the best friends of the fire and their banking business goes to the large city bank. ' • America are glad to recommend it. menace. I am confident that congress will in the near future amend the Every time the fire engines dash out in their race against banking laws to prevent the repetition of the nearly 6.000 bank failures time it means that someone has done something or failed to do Stained Teeth Made we have witnessed during the past eight years. I believe we are headed Flashing White something that a little intelligent thought would have warned toward a system of- world-wide branch banking which will give us strong him against. We* Americans are the most careless of peoples banks with branches wherever banking services are needed. —Or No Cost! when it comes to fire, and the most wasteful. No nutter kow dull, dingy, inoti-1 This would give the most complete diversification, making a bank •tained four tcttk mmr IK, Him I:.•!• Fire Prevention Week will shortly be here. It will be a ComUmliao ii guaranteed to rcmovr m failure as nearly impossible as human ingenuity can devise. In my opin- ud nukr ttcth fluMnj white—or ' < good time to profit by the knowledge and teachings of the you notilnl. CMMIU of mild ufr 1 i ion, a system of branch banking such as exists in every other advanced wcwhichh ioftrni it«in»—*niit«in»*nitt ipniiill pittr • experts who are fighting the discouraging war against fire. country of the world is the only form adapted to modern conditions, rtntltl ? renorn thtmh . JurJ t UK limiil • Angelina—"What's wrong with AJ- w«k—ind putt trtty dif to l»c|. • Almost every great conflagration would be prevented if we clear and white. Rkachodtnt Combr..,• the only form which will give to the public the safety and the service to gy? Why these mental explosions of AD attractive iporU ensemble tot vu perfected by two dcniiiti of high -T Ills?" Arabella—"He has a one-track fall. Tbe coat and iklrt are of green ing who iprttt four jrriri pronni its , spent a few more dollars or a little more time in guarding which it is entitled. Jult tafcty or rnamel. Ileware of cheil ! . against risks. Begin now. mind and there are frequent collision* broadcloth, while the pullover Is of, naitationi. Say loodby to niiml between his trains of thought, DO light ureea Jersey. This ittowr th» i which ipoll »o«r apfxrarancr. (>< II! i : dmt COMBINATION today onmonr, u rto-iht." accepted length for ib.e season. ' wSwantce, at all (ood delicti, luch is IMITATE BUSINESS PRINCIPLES NEED FOR PRESBYTERIAN UNION

It Is time that government imitated modern business meth- Bj DR. WILLIAM CHALMERS COVERT, Philadelphia. ods. The great industries of the present are notable for their I advocate immediate and unconditional reunion of all branches of efficiency, economy and high standards of service. It is an un- the Presbyterian church. The differences that arose out of the sorrows an fortunate fact that local governments, on the other hand, still and griefs of the battlefields of '61 to '65 have long ago found their solu- exist to a great extent in a sort of Dark Age of waste, duplica- tion in the hearts of those comrades of the Blue and Gray. If those tion of effort, and antiquated methods. old fighters, now on their final march, have learned to walk together in Modern successful business might be said to have a gen- the love of a. common flag, so may Presbyterians, north and south, who eral motto': "To give a maximum of service at a minimum of are their sons and share all their pride and their loyalties, walk together cost". Only through the application of this principle has the under the bonnie blue flag of Presbyterianism. What they can do for EXCLUSIVE great progress of recent years been made. their country, we can do for our Christ. Business pays good wages for good work, keeps overhead Doctrinal differences which heretofore have separated the various as low as is possible and sells a high grade commodity or serv- branches of the Presbyterian church are negligible and minor differenced. ice to the public for a fair price. Our local units of government Every argument for renpiting the separated units of our great family haa which have grown steadily more expensive in recent years, taken on new urgency today. Every objection that4m heretofore arisen might adopt the 'same principles and save taxes for grateful to postpone and prevent this natural and inevitable oneness, has less citizens. weight with the thoughtful and devoted leaden in .the church than at any time in a generation. As to racial groupings in the church, conditions that once justified POWER DETECTION / or made congenial the separate groupings of Presbyterians in the pio- NEED FOR BROTHERHOOD SPIRIT neer days have gone by because of the dilution of the old racial stock? with the New-45 Tubes * 'and the universality and supremacy of the real American breed of By OR JULIUS ATWOOD, Former Epiacopil BiAoLp at Arizona. Preebyteri&niBm, NO Right >md wrong are undeniable facts of the universe. Although we ma; differ regarding prohibition and total abstinence, we must sure- COLLEGIAN'S DEBT TO SOCIETY K-C ty recognize that drunkenness is wrong, and the laws of the nation mast most B; REV. JAMES GORDON CILEEY, Amhertt College be obeyed. It is harder to live for one's country than to die for it With HUM the Btrong appeal theae days for money and power, it is still harder. The J integrity of our nation is at stake when money and power are used dis- What does a college man owe his community? The first consideration honestly by our public official!. is that the college man owes hia community a life of unusual generosity. and There cannot be a uational faith without trust, a national fame He should make gifts to charity not for public commendation, but because Selective without truthfulness and a national responsibility without justice. You they are the fair and reasonable return he makes to the community for and I are not only responsible for our own selves but for the welfare the signal benefits it has given him. Radio Set of all. What shall it profit a nation, as much as man, to gain the whole A second responsibility devolving on college graduates today is that world and lose its own soul. The spirit of brotherhood, sympathy and they must give their unfaltering loyalty to the institutions and organi/ii erfer service are needed in this new age to guide us, for men cannot worship tions that stabilize and ennoble community life. Such institutions nre Christ and the devil at the same time. The spirit of Him who first the school, the child-welfare agency, the church and the government. built gave us an expression of a true democracy will in turn give us perfect Particular emphasis must be laid on the need of good citizenship liberty as a nation. Another responsibility is that in the years ahead we must give our clu! tubes) dren wise and effective guidance on the great questions of right and ORGANIZED LABOR'S POSITION wrong. To let the next generation reach maturity without understanding the correct principles of conduct, these known roadl to happiness, is the ead ft* mir tube* ptua Dyn*mkS«»k«f. Extra heavy, «turZrt~M!*Jft*** Pwww-Pack, with ppdtiv* voltaga —_ »t WILLIAM GREEN. Pnaifeit April* worst kind of stupidity. The cares in college should tyave disclosed to us "•.»wt powcrhil and taunt looi lift awl aa/rty. Jacobean petal a way of life which leads to achievement, to self-respect, and to a position •K tyar built. Abtolutely no «.„, w «„„ naiau. uggnn nmn — • of public esteem and confidence. butt walnut with overlay! on dona and bf Organized labor is as beneficial to great corporations as it ii to the1 - r.-- «»..», - udor panel of genuine inparttd AwtraHan •_ J^r^ *& ** Uwnrood. BtcutchMM plate, kaofaa and doo* workers. We live in an age of organization. Individual effort alone can MaeltM That Tfciok. Worth TUatlag About Imp«»wd Uajafticlupar. pull*ftniahadisgmdamStm. count for little these dajfe. Massed production is the watchword of our A machine that calculate* change, "Borne of as tbloks we work* too times. It is the duft of workers to organize to the; can coUeetiiel; dellven tlw right amount to Ue eu- nld Qo4$ nm. -wtftmt gtv- 111 J.i i r • i n J i protect their just ralEweeB, And in this w»y the important employeri of tenet in • friction «M mma, m in' enaagj) agwtlia* to wlutlMr. GetaFREEHome teUia up (ba moat* rtfelTCd fur tt» tto, we talk* too •net."— labor also benefit. Ofganittd «ntU are wore afficitiit and work mon M? or we*, WM tmS * K"ce»t b> Oar. intelligently. _ _ ; to* exhibition fcfM In England. J The, American Federation j& Labor is built upon constructive lines Tf* AlUf.t«* FUk U E4ibU Ife* proTjiw of Onuudo g«u, iu We are unlike thaw irfeo QOM^fitytthJQg dangerous doctrines of revolu CONCANNON S UC Ufwb If fU$» W»fl tion. We helieve in title counfiy •»(! tn Its lit* and customs and it ie but It baa • muiky tut« and It meaalof tuudHRK IUM. m ton OODBRIDGE •.••••i :•': Kfelis WoMed In Secoi* ame Island Series That Lost First Gam* 1 to 0 Turns Table* and Wallops Racial Blending Lifts Fields 1 "THAT LITTLE CAME"Int*r-n»t'|fWrt fiuurned fhmi the Olympic gnines and decided to cast his lot HERE THEY BE 1 smashing two singles in as many triat „,','„,„,: the pros ot the bnxlng game. COOi-tirVT CATCH freezing fann looked on. At the preK- to the plate. Carlisle, the red-head*! ARE. •RETURNED* ent -writing, the intemecfi nal serifs As Olg tells the story, he trained up with Cnrlim Mnrtln a decade tHE OTHERS, Giant catcher, was the hero of the stands at one-all, day for the winning*. Driving hone II ml as promising bouts showed In the Kymnnslum, Cnrlcn would ""fat tv^O "&V.ACK . or _/, who | six rum and hammrrrmr out four "111 his friend aside and tip him oft. Came the day when two rfllKhlU AcBS A ed the Giant* back with three hits* ITnod, solid base hit's In four tinrn at 1,'uiii v'tingaters visited the gym for a workout. The speed oMhe ttoyt sat wan Carlisle's contribution toward J MISSING. and no runs at Staten Island recent- ' rrs»c(l Martin. Hcwney wns nmirlsfd of the fnrt ~^ ly, fulled to reach the necond inning the victory. Mifrleci and Devlin fan- ml |,«rore long Jackie's and Fidel l.n Bu/nn'» mimes in Sunday's hsttle. Everything Mick- ned nin« men each. " n to nppear on amateur boxing programs. ey threw up to the plate wan turned The box score: in Rnrb« teamed ap with George Miike, the into a base hit and before long the CarUrat AB R H ,,.,l' referee and boxing Instructor ot the Olympic Ginntu had a nice, comfortable lead Masculin, If, 5 0 1 ".i' h while Fields hooked up with Rooney and hns »f six runs on five hits including a Rmolenski, ss, 4 0 0 lome run. t all happened in the first Skurat, 3b, 4- 0 1 'h(!,.n with him ever since. inning. Madden m taken out. With Itonnej has been With fields In every contest Kara, cf, 4 I * inly one out and six runs scored Miglecs, 2b. p, 2 3 I ,i,, mtter has fought, with the exception of the ijniinst him, Madden loft the box in Siekerka, lb, 2 0 2 ]illlin, McUrnln fight, and, 'strange to any. Jnrkle he first inning. WoodKull, lb 2 1 1 '„• is knocked oot In that one. Jackie will get hie Mickey Mifrlec& took the pitcher's Vansco, c, 4 1 1 "lia'm-e •' MclJirnln soon and If Floyd FltMlmimms. IOX. Mickey fanned the remaining Galvanek, rf, 1 0 0 ,l,t» Detroit promoter, pays out the sum Rooney asks. wo batters to retire the side. Mickey Wexler, rf, 0 0 0 " * the onpiPftssrrt ~" " • . - : I 0 ft I'or the past five jeers the racial mixture as a parently the lead of nix runs was too Madden, p, .... o o 0 ;reat an obstacle for the Cardinals to D'Zurilla, 2b, ,,,„„! has worked harmoniously and If one In to J1CK M€loi 4 l 1 • nine from the manner In which Jackie listens to ivercome, as they came within strik ng distance. 33 7 8 •I'nji" as he call* Rooney, the combination will stick *' ' AM the while, Devlin, a big right- Sutan UUnd AB R H iPEi-t'her until the champion retires from boxing. That's an example hander and'Glatn pitcher, was Urging Decker, ss, 6 3 3 I ,l,e ((i II id fellowship that one discovers occasionally In this great the bewildered Cardinal batten with Hanssn, rf, 5 2 1 l1u.|i(.i of boxing. all the cunning arid wltardy of a big Stanley, cf, 6 1 1 leaguer. At no time, was Devlin In Captain, If, 4 2 1 trouble. He had the Cardinal's num- lindenberg, lb, S 2 2 ber that day and that's that. Tolas, 2b, 4 1 1 Aided by an error and two bases Hannon, 31), 5 1 I on balls, the Cbmbamen chalked tip Carlisle, c, 4 1 4 two runs in the second inning. A walk Devlin, p, 5 2 2 Anson Changed Ump's Verdict resulted in a run for the Giants in the third as a double by Carlisle sent 42 15 16 1. ,LARK GRIFFITH, who ss s pitcher was positive that all umpires Lindenburg home. The Giants con- The summary: wera blind and as a big league manager even more certain, _ tinued £their assault upon StaUn IIsland 601 2550 O00—UU umpired one hall game during his big league career. Incidentally, • and be|0IC the fan" realized the ser- Carteret 020 200 120— I Griffith In that one game had an experience without precedent iousness of the situation, the Giants Two base hits—Miglecz, WoodhuU. cin ilie annals of baseball. We will let Griffith tell tbe si'orj: Seen From The Sidelines were leading by eight runs. Or put Vansco, D'Zurilla, Decker, Carlisl* (2). Home runs—Hansen. Sacrtfit* "IMd you ever bear of a manager reversing the decision of the nm- it the other way, the Cardinals were trailing by eight tallies. fly—Captain. Hit by pitched ball by i,iiv, mid decision being in his favor? NoT Well, let me tell yoo bow It Two successive doubles by Wood- Delvin — Skurat and Smolensk!. nrny hoppened. . By a Sportsman huU and Vansco accounted for two Double plays—Cardinals—Kasha U "1 was pitching for the Chicago White Stockings at fhe time. The great lore runs nn the fourth. Apparently Sierkerka. Winning pitcher—-Delvia. rap ARson waa managing the club. The umpires tor some reason commercial end of the game. Max West has .ie Red Birds were making their runs Losing pitcher—Madden, Hits oft tn show up fur tbe game and each team selected one of Its TALK ABOUT COURAGE— n pairs. The game was decided be- Madden in 2-3 innings—6; off Mi»- players to substitute. 1 was the Chicago nominee Last Sunday at the Mineola track in New been ordered to report to the Brooklyn Dod- ond a doubt in the sixth inning, lecz in 8 1-2 innings—10. Struck out 'hen the visitors staged a big rally, by Madden—0; by Miglecz—»; kf and worked the bases, The risking player selected York, Gordon Condon hurtled a rail anand gers, who hhadd him out on optiop n to the New- Delvin—9. Bases on balls off Miglecs called the bulls and strikes. hich netted five runs and the ball plunged into the spectators at the race, injur- ark Bears, where he finished the season with a game. —4; off Madden—1; off Devlin—6- "Karl; In the game there was a dote play at pg p Attendance—400. Scorers—Meyer l ki hi F 338 btti , verage Try as they may, the Cards could first base In which I culled the visiting runner out. ing several, and totally wrecking his Fron- lot overtake the flying Giants. The and Lawrence. Umpires — George I felt sure 1 had rendered the proper ruling but .338 batting average. litchinp of Devlin was too difficult WoodhuU and Closa. the entire, visltli.g club thought to the contrary and tenac. He climbed out of the car uninjured, Ernie Sabo is back in Carteret, after having as a man told me so. The; threatened to forfeli andllUd lookelUUncdu ruefullluciuuy; awtu thMIIe. wrec.1 » ^.^«k» an«..d« the chaos broken in with the Jersey City club early in Motion by Coughlin same be filed. The Sup. Principal recommendei lite IIM, but 1 stood my ground. Imngtrm mj sur- he had wrought. That's that. Scene 2. Sunday, September. Sterling Stryker has retired to his d hi Motion carried. that evening schools he opened the prise when I heard Cap Anson say: if all goes well, and Jupiter Pluvius permits, home in Hillside, while Billy UMjanski is al- Communication from Borough first week in October. "Let us quit kicking And start the game. It was if g , p Jouncil stating they had provided po- The board approved of same. a terrible declslun, Hie umn wus safe and he Is going Mr. Condon will appear on the Woodbridge ready patroling the streets of Perth Amboy. lice protection at the playgrounds. The teachers committee recom- curk Qrlrfltn. to stay at first base." Dick Spalding remains with the Rochester Red Motion by Jeffreys that same be re- mended the appointment of Miss Car- saucer in a new'Miller Special. He expects to lisle to teach in Carteret schools at a cm quite it uooii in bile v.»iu v~ Wings, winners'of the Int. flag, to engage in :eived and filed. Motion carried. cut quite a dash in the card to be rpresented Communication from Mrs. Gamble salary of $170.00 per month. by the Dave Evan* Association. Talk about the Little World Series, which opens in Kansas _kin(r for leave of absence to De- The hoard being polled all voted by t Tlk bt a. BASEBALL City Wednesday, Oct. 2. The Camden boy it cember 1, 1929. yea. BASEBALL courage, eh? Wink at the Grim Reaper, fool Motion by Jeffreys that the request The hoard took up the question of sure to break into the big series. Ken Jones be granted. Motion carried. appointing local girls who have ap- NOTES him, and wink again. That's courage all right plied for teaching ,to do the substi- NOTES hopped the local to Dover, a four hours j-idt Communication from Invard Grei- s-en, architect, relative to new school. tute work. MHranvllle turns nmny a dull day ALL OVER from the Bears Stadium. Eddie Fallenstein Motion by Coughlin that same be The committee recommended the 11.- miTiige i*lo player receives Into a big laugh. filed. Motion carried. appointment of Blanche Brown, Doro- i,.; i,-;,4 uuil spends from IS.UpO to • • • Thi iiue Internationaiiiicniowuiial. Leaguijt«6Uet aseasov.»ov..n. is over and goes back to his home in Maplewood. It is with Communjeation from Miss Currie thy Brown, Jeanette Shapiro, at t f.'""<' ti year to keep his ponies In New York ?nnke«8 will have paid most of the players are already back in their regret that we see the baseball season go, h thanking the board for her oppoint- salary of $120.00 per month. Babe Kuth 1470,000 during his eight ment. The hoard being polled all vte< fli.,|.'. nests waiting W the next season, some eager- spite of the delicious card of football, basket • • • years, which end this full. Motion by Jeffreys that same be yeaa.. v i. r:!i Tecb sports not only pay « t • ly, and some, reluctantly. The baseball lovers ball and hockey games in store for us, in bot filed. Motion carried. The standing committees reported ti,i-.r nun way but provide consider- Lew Fonseca, kicked around by sev- and the lazy, greedy player who plays for the amateur and professional ranks. Application for janitor from Wil- progresg. s u! . !i.ii.y for other college buildings eral clubs, Is supplying tbe big punch liam Pazar was read. The question of keeping gates Motion by Coughlin that same be open at playground in the evening iiL'l activities. In the Cleveland batting attack. » • • 150 miles before his car flivened. filed. Motion carried. was taken, up at this time. • • * Woody English Helps Zeke Meyers, veteran Western Application for teaching from Miss Motion by Conrad that the formet I'.hif larkspur has w"on |22O,O00 In The Portland club of the Pacific Racing Card At speed merchant; the genial Herman Levin was read. motion closing gates at (i:0O p. m, be I'UiM's. Only alx other horses tn the Coast league hns released Bob Klcb- Schurch, H. B. Larzelere, millionaire Motion by JeffreyJeffreys that same be rednded. Motion carried. Li-t.iy uf the American turf have ards. Infielder, to the Topeka club. Philadelphia Italian; Al Richards filed. Motion carried. Motion by Conrad that the gate* • • • Speedway Sunday Casey.be left open until 7:00 p. m. for the eunn.il thut SUB). and his famed Bugatti car, the only Connmunication from Miss • • * Every time Lefty Grave throws one one of its kind in this country; Char- asking for leave of absence from emainder of September. Motion car- ied. The stute of New York leada all of his fast balls at a batter he should Dave Evans To Present Novel ley Cyr, William Buechler, Louis Septmeber 1st to September 16th. toss along an antidote for dlulness. Katz, Prank Wirth, Charlie Genung, Motion by Jeffreys that the request The committee on new school re- oni.T stutes In the matter of good Collection Of Drivers—Time lorted they made a survey and pieV r<;il 'yi»K f° admission to Carterqt 929-J Blnghamton (N. Y.) outfielder and MINUTES OF THE CARTERET opened. Motion carried. out and waa first driven a week ago Sun BOARD OF EDUCATION schools. Motion carriud. over tbe fence for a home run. The day at Woodbridge.' The bid for janitor supplies waa as Motion to adjourn. player waa uninjured, being that kind follows: A. Kabinowitz, $1233.12; « Frederick H. Turner Co. In addition to Condon and Arnold Regular meeting of the Carteret W. V. COUGHLIN, of a player. 1 Frank Brown, $1,230.69; J. Blaukopf, District Clerk. : i Insurance i i many others of the top flight are Board of Education held in the high listed to ride Sunday. HaadinK them school on Tuesday evening, Septem- $040.09. «• E*U Aw.. Swans Manager Frank Dessau, of Decutur, all U Freddie Wlnn»', the chubby- ber 10, 192*. Motion by Conrad to lay bids over rtah SyAAhld 889 has obtained Shortstop Wln'gfldil fxomj factid Philadelphiun. It wan the uf until .later In. meeting. Motion car- 1 President Heil presiding. tbe York club of the NYF leugue to Penu State college has an 18 hole fable Winnai who romped off with al Roll call showed the following ried. take the place of Mulleavy, who la the honors at the Woodbriil({« track The bids for furniture i/vere as fol- golf u present: Heil, Conrad, Cselle, Jef- out with an Injury. - in the last cartl of sprint races. - frays, W 1 " 1— Mitt,,,.!. lows: Frank Brown, $3,45524; S. Ba- HARD1MAN S i^E= - arsira,? CoughlinS^"^-. * bies, $2,896.&9; B. Kahn, $2,BR3.22. • » • Jimmy Braddock received $16,000 turned home with his pockets clut for lighting Tommy Loughruu. The minutes of the previous meet Motion by Conrad that bids be FLIT PHARMACY The Phillies' out Held bats itW and tered with money. • « < ings were read, taken up later in meat ing-. Motion , «ora«ly of the outfield ot the A.'s pas a mark Fr<»d Frame, who among other carried. Parti; Ambay Motion by Conrad that same be Kilfs Flies ot MO. Pant of I'lUMeluWa are get- Ctdttt at Wett Point like football thing* holds the distinction pf being proved, notion carried. I The bids for sewing ..._ _- ting plenty of hitting. best as a sport, and theithi r second thii dirt track champion in Califor- Thei report of the District Clerk |«* fallow: Frank Bjwwii, $70.Oo each. 1 • • « choice la lacroajw. nia will make his debut in the fcast Uriah Harris, $42*56 each. Mosquitoes waa read. Blpg Miller, right fielder for the - - - Sunday, riding lib Miller Special. Motion by Jeffreys h Motion by Conttui kids be taki-ii RESCRIPT! Bowlei SusMX professional, U tb» p^me is particularly good in the Motion by Jeffreys that same be Motion by Mittuch th p Philadelphia Athletics, recently caught receiveeived and filed.filed. M Motionn carried, umittep latee rb ei nempowere meeting.d Motioto obtain parriedn t»ti. Other Household luoectt ai cJJketeerUi Jtogltna thUj •»• | distance, but he has shown up id idi fild fMtio Statn carriee Depda mitteMotioe bne bempowerey Mittuchd tha toi orepaib r cuiu For and the highest Ay of bis life. It wa* lunge0MKr uimauv*, u Gomaiunicfctiunicfctiun from StatSt e Departp - Clld j in the sprints. In the itative to registratioitti nfo forr muU;»s for repairs at Clevelan• . ..u»..:d scjiuul_ ._i!. throfo from the blimp, Mayflower impressively racine th etht Bsprints year., be led W«l>t . Cor. feh.wt| ftfpv. IB nWfcida of 99O *-* ht er 4 Tel :,l»Ht»«*.Wjfc Largest Scoop _' ' i! -'. w •",,v, . -. *-i l(, :f«i--r" w or tnwa, the kiddle* tht Jottnt Peo- How t* Baap ^a* * ^^ W ^^^~ ™ ^^ ' ^^ ^^ "^ ^^ ' ••• i ~ ~ Tnkci a 20-Ton Bite ple and even the older ones, at* mntehing their skill with ili« yo-yo. Marlon, Ohio.—An •electric «hovH, OF CALIFORNIA FARMERS How It Started Your Ad in TKii raper Varicose Votes A yo-yo Is only « piece of ronnrt winning 8.20O.IKJO ponncla nnn rnpnlilp *nn«l with n Kilt In tin1 middle. A of smnptnc up 20 tons of rnrlli In olio By JFAN NEWTON dili (,<-ntly nnrt Upward Toward Oie Violet, Lily and May Austin, Run jstriliK Is nttnrli.'d I" Hie renter pi err bit*, will soon Ua placed In operation II, nrl i» ninoi* In •«•»"» DIM the nh)lwH l» to rn\\ Ih* top up Is Read in the Home In the "opon pit" ronl fiehia of Illinois That W«jr Male Help. nnd down the strlnp. Thfi dhovpl, the world's InrRMt ex- In Houston nn pleven-year-old boy "TO DINE WITH DUKE cnvntnr, rpqulml IS months to piece Turlnck, fnllf.—Three young wom- holds n record of winning nnil on- together nnd 50 freight enrs for ship- HUMPHREY" M.in pif havr brrnmr (lc»r>nn- en, typlrnlly modern, hnvo Incited tho winding the top 1.N1O times, in Okln ment to Illinois. «1i I t l.iniiM thry have IKTII ICII to bt- envy nnd ndmlratlnn of fnrmera of horna a hoy holds n marnthon record (,.•., il,;ii there is mi remedy that will HIS ptirnsf!. monnliiR to hnvo notli- The huge ninehine 1B nlmost twice this reRlon. of 16 hours for running the little Ha- »ii]iiir swollen veins and bunches. iiiK to cut. cniiios to us frnm EnR as lorge as any now In oie. In fact, the Austin sisters—Violet, waiian toy. T Englueers of the local concern which 1 nnd whorti II hnfi IM»PII In use for eev Tf yiin will get » twn-minrr original IJIy and May—have begun what may At Benlto, Texas, n contest Is sched constructed the herculean monster Mid prnl hundred j'pnrs. |,,,i,!r ..[ Moone'n Emerald Oil (full eventually constitute a serious threat tiled soon for nny one desiring to en- simijMlO at any first-class drug store a pernon could stop from the top of to masculine prestige In rural Cali- ter. A' yo-yo contest In Amnrlllo re- Iliimpliroy, Duke nf Olmicpster. who mill ;i|.|ly it iii(?hl and morning RJ di- the "boom"—the hljrheat part of the fornia. , cently drew hnndreda of people. At lived frnin 1S81 to 1447, the jfonngest r.Ttcil in will quickly notice an im- shovel—to the roof of an tl-gtorj The old theory of masculine su- Woodward and Law-ton, OUIn., even son of llmiry IV, wns rennwnod for firi'Viiiicnt wliirh will continite until the bulUllnr,. premacy In agriculture hns received the bnslness men tnke time In the busy his hnspltnllty ind known n round «po wns hurled nl St Mhntis. Why? Because the Home Town Paper plant and harvest the crops and hanl with the new American adopted play- According to the stnry nccn-dlted is iin institution—a regular visitor that the product* to marMt For exam- thing. In Englnnd, when Idlers In Hie iihliey ple, here are a few of their accom- lonvlng for their dinner uouli n<< your-advertisement. baevwtod Uuun ° hsuled to murh?t whUk Chairlatu Corday stahbed Ma- tba .duke." So. the ,taures{iou. "JUU Gemilrre Horaehide Leather 200 toni of choice melons, WO tons of rat, one of the leaders of the French Ing with Duke Humphrey Iwcnme grapes and lesser quantities of other Revolution, has come to light again noputnr in tbe old days In London fruits and vegetable*. In Berlin, IBS years after It fulfilled and has survived In the langunge to Not satisfied with that, the three Its deadly mission. this dny. COATS and girls milked 40 cows twice dully; It has been purchased by a Gorman A similar saying the same In mean Oiled ditches; raised SO acres of al- business man from M. Alexandra An- Ing thnt Is frequently used In England SEWAREN falfa; pitched bay; mended harness; drevesky, a well-known Russian Im- but Is not so well known In rhls coun repaired farming Implements and the migrant In Berlin. The German busi- try, Is "to sup will) Sir Thomns WINDBREAKERS windmill; weaned calves: raised tur- ness man Is,keeping his name secret Qresaam," Sir Thomas (Ireshnro be NERAWES HOMESTEAD keys and did a thousand and one oth- siuce be wants to test the alleged fa- Inn a Sixteenth century financier and er things that go with farming. tal powers of the dagger. phllunthroplst among wbose charities 483 West Are., Phone 1636 The Austin farm has become one Andreresky got the dagger from were eight alms house*. Leather Clothing for the of the show placet of Stanislaus coun- Colonel Bobltach, an officer once pop- lCnpyrl(ht) ty. Leonard Austin, bis wife and the alar In the crack Guards of the Owr, ROOMS WITH BOARD Entire Family three girls, the eldest by the way. Is but wbo was later dismissed from twenty, and the youngest sliteen, service without reason. Newt of AU C«irtoMl Bbro«|li 1B Ik* Alto Mealt A' la Carte—Caterer came to this district tour rears ago The colonel attributed bis dismissal Prau, IIM SIMI whUly mi and made a down payment on the to the possession of the dagger, say- p«p«r 1» C>rtar*l Largest Stock in town. ranch. Ing that members of his family wbo Shortly after that the father became possessed the weapon 4or many gen- 111. The girls donned overalls, went to erations bave all been visited by mis- Lowest prices in town. work, and met ths payments. They fortune of one sort or another. didn't take to "farming" to relieve the tedium of social existence and they'll Introducing tell yon they are doing "nothing 63 Raw Eggs Eaten heroic." to Save Railroad Rule Eland, Wls.-Phlllp Siotkoskl, rail- To the Women of Woodbridge and Vicinity Irving's Men Store Hawaiian Game of Yo-Yo road employee, here, acted "accordtag to Hoyle" by eating 68 raw eggs In Takes Texas by Storm 20 minutes to save them from spoiling A NEW 198 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. Dallas, Texas.—The Southwest has when they were found 1 cracked and gone yo-yo. This little Hawaiian game broken In shipment (Next to Roky Theatre) has taken Texns and Oklnhomn by SzutkosU explained bis act by stat- ing* that the railroad book of rules Faaclad Boredom calls apon every employs* to exert Work Clothes - Furnishings • Shoes The office never really bores a man. every uJfaenoe to protect shipments He grants and sputters and wishes be handled y the carrier. Sportswear bad twelve months' vacation Instead of two weeks, but at heart be likes It JANE PARIS SHOP —Woman's Home Companion. A Classified ><•»• w'" 141 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. You are cordially invited to attend our opening tomorrow at 10:30 A. M. JANE PARIS SHOPS with all the glorious new, and charming youthful creations, at specializ- ed prices, cordially invites you to see the new dress shop. JANE PARIS SHOPS is an in- spiration — dedicated to style i n dresses a t inexpensive Our Slo:e WILL BE MOBBED Irbfn lliis new> Itjki out and tie crowdi will erne .' prices! Constantly, in fact running wlitn th< doori fly opeq tomorrow, Friday, it 9 A. M.—Prices are cot BEYON6 ' daily, Jane Parit Shops, pre- BELIEF-Corf, tai front. b«ve Bwn RIPPED! CUT! and SLASHED! as u«ir ie« sent every new dress creation before in all JfeWSlTiC Tbe Stores are januntd from floor to ceilinf witi twjtkmf in all the fashionable fabrics— in auto and radio -aucciiitiei and it aU jots AT PRICES THAT WILL COMPEL BUY- ING! We have SLASHED PRICES RIGHT ind LEFT. The Gr«t«t B.rjii. jn net the exact type of dress to be £ 8 voa-; uw are mere ikadowi coapareil with theie— found at the fine specialty shop, at very much higher -•«• AUTO prices, but offered here at the BLOW-OUJ inexpensive Jane Paris prices that will amaze you. ea. ^CHEESE aOIH Charming New Fall Rtl Other SSizes at f Kip-Slashing DUCO*' VULCANITER Prices ; Dresses icsi POLISH iPAKK And the New Silhouette Model Now BATTERY (}en

;: ' r'ulli> you cannot aforJ lo «Ui ibii e»«t! It »««»• the iniiij uf Biuy WfTi4 lu you «ud 'u* )Sj;ft|! AND WE HAVE HOSIERY! ;/T | F«iuiliti—Acl Quitkf—B« AkiH|it Un SfU io Jure ia tht« (««l barfiuik —Clute jrour IHIBUI Ll>pii;;|phi House * ' uj wuihl Be ••!• witk ih* crowd* J«k« Ike dwir> flj opeu. i : ' Handling Only Guaranteed First Quality It!» incomparable for atyle and quality at our prices. It will make stead- BULBS fast friends. A aturdy service weight and a sheer full fashioned hose, silk to the tup, is ottered in all fashionable colors. Made specially for Jane 1'aris Shops. '

A 45 gauge all over Chiffon edge, extra length in all fashionable colorings. Made epecinllyfw HIS WHITE PANAMA WAVED BY BANDIT CLEANERS USEFUL AS TRUCE TOKEN ON AUTOMOBILES Bad Man Out of'Wild Weit' Hat Unlucky Break in Small Device Removes Dirt Philadelphia. and Dust Before Reach- Lowest Prices ing Carburetor. Phllndelphln.-One of the flnrt things Joe Kellmnn did wtien he Innd- (Tly tt. (1. KAMHATH, nwarrh Enilmer.) ed In Philadelphia was to buy him- StlrrlnK "1> a whirl of dust as he self n white Pannma lint. nppronehwl swiftly on n urnvpl road, And one of the last things he did the motorist come to n Btop In front before they threw him Into a cell of a country store. His car wns cov- wot to wave (tot wMt« h«t had been put In, not aii engine bearing COUPES la said. Then he backed out and had been taken up. None of these Hnnon BRAND fired 'bree xliots in the air to em- things was. necessary; no bearing EVAPORATED MILK phasize Ms toughness. ' knocks; oil and gasoline mileage satis- Schwart* tried to get away with- factory. In fact the engine was just 1928 ESSEX SUPER SIX SEDAN ••- out him, but Joe poked the gun tn nicely run In. The air cleaner, to- his (ace and climh$i In. The gun gether with the oil filter, made this DOMINO It JACK FftOST also persuaded SchwarU to start possible." driving, but he took his time about 1926 -1927 FORD TUDORS AND COUPES, TRUCKS GRANULATED SUGAR 5 ^ 31c shifting the gears. Just then Sergeant Joseph (JnlHn HORMEL CHICKEN && & 59c and Patrolmen CarneY and Button AUTOMOBILE NOTES AND DELIVERIES cuine rumiiiii; to see what all the mumummnHMmmximmrHitmum PALMOLJVE SOAP 3-*-20c shooting was about When they saw the cab drawing away, they hauled Automobile drivers may look around P&G9OAP out their artillery sad began shooting the corner with n porlscope recently 1925-1926-1927 DODGE SEDANS, COUPES, AND too, placed on the market In Berlin. Drlvtr Aids Pursuer*. • • • REGULAR PRICES The Netherlands- East Indies has be- Schwarti drove the cab so slowly come automobile struck and last COACHES that the policemen were able to keep year 8.820 American-made cars were op on foot, firing os (he; trotted along. EVERYDAY NEEDS shipped thera Suddenly something white Gut- • • • ROYAL BAKING POWDER *~ 23c tered from the window. The police- To take core of the many automo- 1925-1926 STUDEBAKER COACHES men took a couple of -shots at It biles at the Winged Foot tourney, DAVIS BAKING POWDER *Xl3o then Sergeant Qulnn yelled halt many trees were cut down to provide WHEATENA at* 23c The policemen halted, and so did parking space. the cab. Slowly, with drawn guns, the • * * 1926-1927 CHRYSLER SEDAN AND COACH HEINZ SPAGHETTI 2^25* policemen advanced. The white ob- Automobiles shipped by rail brought ject kept fluttering. a revenue of $103,708,036 to railroads a O. OATS pk«. 12«» "1 surrender," said Joe, and pot In 1028. according to the National An-, tits bat back on bis head. WHIPPETS, NASHS, BUTCKS, HUDSONS, and toraohlte Chanitter of Commerce. PURE FRUIT PRESERVES ^23c • « « Herders in Wholesale The East North Central states have LEA ft PERRIN'S SAUCE hoi. 28c 25 per cent of the motor vehicle regis- many others at prices that make walk- COLEMAPTS MUSTARD • *. a. 2ie Slaughter of Snakes trations, while the Middle Atlantic Watervllle, Wash. — Hundreds of states rank next with 22 per cent ARGO LAUNDRY STARCH pi* 9c hissing seething rattlers, were de- » » • scribed here ,by John Branton, who The Idea of some car owners that ing expensive. FAIRY SOAP 2«d» 9e said his father had aided tn killing It Is all rlcht to drive on a flat Mre Mfl of the reptiles In one den. to the nearest service station Is cost- A woman member of the party, ly. It Is not a chance worth taking Mrs. Haze) nose, killed, 160 of the In this day of balloon tires. snakes by grasping them at the bill. You take no chances' Here. If FRESH FRUITS giving a quick soap and severing the heads. 'i Painless Extraction AND VEGETABLES In the fall of 1028, William Beck- ley, while herding sheep, heard a pe- Dr. Mallas' "Sweet- you purchase a car from us and if culiar buzzing noise close by. He to- Air" method meanB FRESH FRUIT SPECIALS! vestlgatert and discovered a crevice a scientific and pain- less way in which • • . and remember, too, your AftP Food Store SO feet deep In a rock wall close by. to do extracting. for any reason it proves unsatisfac- has a complete assortment of other fruits of the On a ledge he could see hundreds of Thousands can tes- season as well as your favorable fresh vegetables. rnttlesnnkas sunning themselves while tify tu thi». Charg- others were crawling Into the den for es moderate for all And of coarse, all at money-saving prices! the winter. dental work. tory you can exchange it without In the spring the den was relocated. TOKAY GRATES Ib. lOc With long crooked wires the men Fillings, Bridges and Crowns CONCORD GIMPES till 63c hooked down and dragged the snakes Inserted Most Painless to the surface, where their beads loss within one week after purchase. were snapped off. X-RAY YOUR TEETH

MEATS OF QUALITY Almott DTQWM B«bjr Sitter FREE EXAMINATION AND Long Beach, Calif.—When the front ADVICE ANYTIME door belt mtttropted U» bulbing of See Me First! Tender cuts... for savory roasts... for pah and Nornia Jean Benert, ten-month-old broiler ... at your uearby AAP Meat market LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS dausMer of Mr. and Mrs. J. U Ben- What I Have Priced to make a real saving lu your food bUL ert tne'r two-year-old son grasped a to Offer long-sought opportunity to bathe the CM bulk* _L PRIME RIBS or BEEF •Mill ilk* u>.38o baby according to his standards. The Our well appointed and thorough- ly modern offices enable us to per- ' result was that the flre department RIB ROAST Bud.cu. ib. 35c form any kind of dental work inhalator squad worked for three- with ease and comfort to the pa- TRADES ACCEPTED TOP OR BOTTOM quarters of an hour restoring con- tient and at the same time do it ib.39o gclousness to the baby. as quickly as is consistent with ROAST OR STEAK The boy plunged the baby Into in good work. FRYING CHICKENS s ib, 0.39c adult bath tub ant) held her under the water until Bhe ceased to strug- gle. The mother returned to find taeu Dr. Mallas E TRAOt MARK. child unconscious." "•"•«i«.v<*itt—••- THE • A 11 TEA 72 BROAD ST., THAT GUARANTEES Elizabeth, N. J. A SQUARfi DEAL. CHEAT ATLANTIC, & I ACIIIC CO. Boy Angler Beheaded .„.__ EASTERN DIVISION f Purls.~Whlle J*w Uefaiotte, ageil 9 A. M. - 6 P M, leu, WUB fishing In the Seine, tiU heud, Mondiy, W«d. »nd Fri. *M ft P. M. was cut off by a steam craua.

DROPHEAD LARVEX SEWING MACHINES Singer, Hew Hume, HOLOHAN BROS. mothproofsp Whetler & \Cilson, Davis h They are all in USED Q4R MART QARAGE , cloth... FINE CONDITION ' A SprayinU Larvex: Look Lik« New 74-76 FAYETTE STREET " PHONE £7Oi PERTH "" Mothproofs fabrics not Tires and Tubes Wlhg Identifies Dead Mate; Fire Prevention Is OI'KN KVKItV KVRNINII and Then He Walks In HresHn. Itnly liming recni'in/w! Called A Civic Duty Of New Insurance Law ! SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY the Imdy of her Imslmnd killed " ;in nuloinnlillp H •cldrnl. nnd linvln:; htir •ind Story of Fire Goes Beyond Motor Vehicle Owner* and Op- led nntl ninurni'd over him three "Initial" Los*e» 216 OVERCOATS AT erator* Advised To Take Out dnys, RlRt)pllo of liesnn Insurance—New Law Goes «nno had (he stirprlsfi of tier life While statistics givp only the ini when she sow the Hiippowd corpse tial losses due to fires, the grw-^ Arc in this exceptional sale. We made a special pur. Into Effect Nov. 15. walk the hnusp alive niicl well amount of loss sustained is greater cha»« and that is the reason we can offer them to you M After the autmnuhlle ni-i-ldcnt. In than may have been conceived. FINK'S COTTON STORE The meaning and purpose of the Approximately, a half billion lars is the annual initial fire IOSR re I ,», m.i.v nPDTH AMROY. N. J. fective November IS, 1929, in to pro- ported by officials. If yearly inter 100 SMITH ST. (Near State) PERTH AMBOY, N. J. verbelln "recognized" the coi|w us hibit th» future registration or op- est were computed at from fi to 8 eration of any motor vehicle by any that of her hushnnd who she sup per cent (a conservative figure con- person, (•) who ihall have been con- posed had been taking a walking tour sidering the earning power of so You Folks Sure Did Respond victed of violating certain provisiona at the time. Her ginnre was a hasty great an amount of money) there of the law or (b) who shall have 27 one. beeaniie of her emotion. would he from $30,000,000 to $40,- To Last Week's Items been concerned in any motor vehi- The victim of the accident turned 000,000 to be added to the initial cle accident resulting in death, per- out fo be an elderly mnn of abonl loss. The curtailment of business, not VALUES $40 TO $50 sonal injury or damage to property the age of her husband. including losses due to interrupted to the extent of $100 or more; unless operations, occasioned by inability to such person can furnish evidence of reinvest not only the interest but All-wool cloths in single and double breasted model % Here Are A Few More Now! financial ability to respond thereafter Mother Fights With Rat the initial amount, lost as the result plaid backs and through and through*. Buy your in damages for bodily injuries to the in Defense of Infant of fires in the United States, i» ap- extent of at least Five Thousand parent. overcoat now. Thi« is the biggest opportunity you have Brooklyn.—Enterlnx a bedroom of ($5000) Dollars for injury to one The fact that everyone suffers in ever had. 42 In. Pillow Case person in one accident and Ten her home Mrs. Annn Turcoyn of No some way as the result of this loss Women's Flannel Thousand (10,000) Dollar* for an in- 123 Louisiana avenue round a huge which is passed on through the vari- jury to more than one person in one rat attacking her twn-nwnth-old son. ous channels of trade, is sufficient II Night Gowns accident ant' for damage to property John. Mrs. Tjirccyn netwd a broom reason why every individual should A GOOD GRADE of otbca to the extent of at least Mtd ttnirk at the rodent, which bit do his utmost ta aiii«in<^. causes of WELL MADE-COT FULL Usually Sold for 39c On« Thousand ($1,000) Dollars in the Infant thrice on the legs, and fires on his own property. any one accident. then sprang at the frightened moth The human element, too, must be The most satisfactory way of meet er's throat. She flung It off and considered. Ten thousand lives are ing the requirements of the above clinsMl It Into a corner, striking at It lost and thousands of people are in- 59c 29c yd. Act is to provide yourself with prop- jured each year by fire. This loss, er automobile insurance. Our rates and culling for help. Neighbors joined her. and chnsed the rat for which cannot be reckoned in dollars are lower than those of most com- and cents, means that society has panies and we would appreciate the nearly ten minutes before It escaped. been deprived of lives which other- •ppertuiuty of quoting you. Com- The baby's wnuDds were cauterized wise would hare contributed to ttw ILL COLORS 36 k 36 In. monwealth Casualty Company, D. P. by an amtralance gurg&ra. Residents progress and prosperity of the com- De Young, Agent, 95 Avenel street, of the neighborhood /4ald they have munity. Avenel, N. J. - Phone Woodbridfje 91 seen rats as "big 4s cats" on the Whether we, as a community, shall or 929-J.—Adv. Street. be more or less efficient in safe- > Size, Sunfast Unbleached guarding its values, its progress and \ its prosperity, depends upon how 33 Regular IN COLORS g Man Kil1«d S.Tini Dof Los Angeles.—For ten years Shirley thoroughly each individual does his \ Muslin CLASSIFIED AD L. Freeman, ra,dlo salesman, and his duty. dog, a breed of terrier, were Inseps^ Classified advertisement* only one — Plsasa mention this papar f cent a word; minimum charge 25c. able companions. The dog went blind from old age and Freeman guarded tt buying from advertisers. — Cheesecloth A GOOD QUAL- CURTAINS Stretched. Forty cents a devotedly. * : pair. Phone 43-J. 13 Jean Court, Recently the dog wandered In front ITY FOR THIS Woodbridge, N. J. of an electric train and Freeman Went Curity Brand W. I. 9-27. to the rescue. He threw his pet to Keep youth PRICE FOR RENT safety, bat was struck down by the train and killed. HOUSE for rent, furnished or un- t furnished: all improvements. 178 Boa'a Sting Brt»(t Doatfc • longer Rowland place, Woodbridge. Tel. Philadelphia. — The sting of a 633-J. bee was Instantly fatal to James ROOM to rent—With or without Route, fifty nine, Chestnut Bill gard- cleanse the system board, 138 Schoder Avenue. ener. Whether some unknown tiros W. I. 9-27*. In the sttng was the actual cause of of poisons death, IT whether ft resulted from FOR RENT—Nice large room with heart disease or shock occasioned by Two of the great enemies to youth private bath; apply 531 Rahway the pain, could not be explained by PURE LINEN avenue. and vitality are ftlftjrad elimination FEATHER PILLOWS medical examiners. An autopsy was and intestinal poisons. To keep your- W. I. 9-27. n ordered self free from both theae common diffi- Table Cloth Sets FOR RENT—Apartment, three room. culties will help you to stay young.' BRIEGS Good Size Covered and private bath, up-to-date plumb- 50x50 Cloth and 6 Napkin* Using Fond Reiourcoi With the use of Nujol you can do it ing. Also large rooms for light house- The American Tree association ts 91 SMITH ST. COR. KING-PERTH AMBOY keeping. Have a large room with priv- too, For Nuiol absorbs body poisons Featherproof Tickings Our Regular $2.98 Grade concerned over the Increasing use of and carries them off, preventing their ate bath, suitable for two. Phone abouiption by tha body*.Nu]ol.also, Woodbridge 60J, or apply 531 Rah- ttmber tii' uui * Tarious Industries aim Tailors -Clothiers- Haberdashers predicts a famine unless a progressive softens the waste matter and brings way avenue, Woodbridge. about normal evacuation. It is harm- 88c W. I. 9-6, 13, 20, 27. reforestation program Is adopted. A less; contains no drugs or medicine. country tbat has developed as rapidly It won't cause gas or griping pains, or FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart- as the Dnlted States has In the last m«nt; five or six. rooms; all im- affect the stomach or kidneys. Every provements; garage; apply 539 Rah- balf century must Indeed look to toe corner druggist has Nitjel. Mafctsure preservation of her timber supply. you get the genuine. Look for the way avenue, or phone Woodbridge Wood and Cotton Fib« World's TUUbl. Land Babies Love It Our population Is Increasing at the Kujolbottle with the label on the bsck 267. that you can read right through the It ts estimated that the worl>) rnn W. I. 9-6 tf. rate of approximately 1,000,000 a year. While wood fiber is stronger whefi bottle. Don't delay, get Nujol today. It is dry, cttton Is stronger when li tains 24,000,000 square ml lei ot lani For all stomach and intestinal —Sacramento Union. espnhle of producing eropt. FOR RENT—2 or 4 furnished room Is wet The Laxative troubles and disturbance* due ....apartments; also furnished rooms; to teething, there is nothing apply Mrs. Little, 144 Main street, Doomed by Man's Gned You Chew better than a safe Inland'and telephone 3-M. Strange animals of Australia, the Children's Laxative. W. I. 7-5 tf. platypus, the wallaby and the tiny like Gum FOR SALE koala or native bear, which cries like a baby, are In Imminent danger of ex- TESTED AND AP- Mas. WiNM Attractive 5 room bungalow; nice tinction because ot the world demand No Taste lawn, plot 50x100; improved street, for their fur. In one open season over OUR USED CARS SYHUP one block from school, two blocks 1,000,000 koalas were slaughtered for But the Mint from station and stores; gas, electri- their for PROVED BY EX- city, sewer, nice neighbors; only 15250; small down payment, balance ARE IN A-l RUN- less than rent. De Yotfng, Wood- How One Woman PERT MECHAN- bridge 929-J. W. I, 9-20tf. Lost 20 Pounds of Fat NASH SIX—1928, FIRST CLASS NING CONDITION ICS CONDITION; BARGAIN; 22 Lost Her Double din BAUMANN Green street; Woodbridge, N. J. Lost Her Prominent Hips FOR QUAKER PIPELESS FURNACE, Lost Her Sluggishness large site suitable for house.'Two years old. Replacing with steam heat Gained PhTdci Vigor, Vfoctow due to larger floor space. Middlesex ncs«, and a Shapely Figure ARTISTIC ARRANGEMENTS Press, 18 Green street, Woodbridge. APPLEGATE'S FOR SALE—Five room house with Thousands of women are getting fat FOR bath and all improvements in Row- and losing their beauty just because land place. Telephone Woodbridge they do not know what to do. 633-J or 575. If you are fat, how would you like to lose it and at the same time gain in DEPENDABLE USED CARS UNUSUAL FLORAL COMBINATIONS BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath, physical charm and acquire a clean, electric light, gas, water, Bewer, clear skin and eye* that sparkle with buoyant health? FOR concrete street; price $3,500; easy And gain in energy %nd activity? terms; 5 Wedgewood avenue, Wood- Why not do whit thousand] of women hl»< bridge; inquire J. E. Harned, PoBt dnnc to get rid of poundi of unwanted fiti Office Building, Woodbridge. Tajie one-half a Umjwan of Knuchen Salts in Here are a few of the many bargains we ANY OCCASION > flan of hot «Mr e«rr morning before W. I. 2-15tf. breakfast and k«p it up for 30 days. Thta weigh yourself and act bow many poundi BUNGALOW—Five' rooms; all im- you have lost. have. Come in and look them over. Ask provements; telephone Woodbridge You'll have the surprise of your life and brat of all a bottle of Kruscben Salts that will 260-R or 576. last rou for 30 days only costa 85 CMU— you'll probably say It'a worth one hundred EVERGREENS, Spruces, Japan Cy- dollars after you take the first bottle. for a demonstration—No obligation. press, Cedars, Fruit and Ornamen- Aalc any druf gist for a bottle of Kt tal Trees; pink flowering Dogwood; Salti njd aWtrt ty lot; fat today. large assortment Shrubs; Hardy Plants; Grape Vines; Rase Climbers. BUICK MASTER SIX BROUGHAM. The most popular model ever Jansa's Nursery, Old Road, Sewaren, WOODBRIDGE N. ir built by Buick. Original finish, natural wood wheels, 6 good tires. Car W. I. 9-13, 20, 27; 10-4, 11, 18, 25. NEW YORK retains 90% of its original value in every respect except price. Ask TRUCKING, local or long distance; CANDY KITCHEN two trucks at your convenience. (or a demonstration. Phone Woodbridge 193. John Thom- Manufacturer* and Dealers in as, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. Strict)? Par* CANDIES AND ICE CREAM WANTED 1928 STUDEBAKER STANDARD SEDAN. A 4-door model just CLEAN RAGS wanted, size of hand 66 Main St. Woodbridge. Tel. 43 coming out of the shop thoroughly overhauled and refinlshed. Com- kerchief' ot larger, 6c a pound Middlesex Press. 20 Green itrae' fortable riding, and low upkeep makes this an exceptional buy at our GUSTAVBLAUM Newa of All Carteret Borough price. in the Preaa, the moat Groceriea and Proviaiona widely read paper 82 Main Street Woodbridge CHRYSLER SEDAN. A 4-door model in excellent mechanical condi- in Carteret FREE DELIVERIES tion. Car has been driven very low mileage by on* owner, A rid* ANYWHERE IN MIDDLESEX AND DON'T MISS THE BIG ONE CENT SALE will convince you of its quality. UNION COUNTIES FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY SEPT. 27-28-30 You buy any item in the sale for regular price, then another item of the same kind for ONE CENT. Every article in this sale Best time to buy Ferns and is a high-class standard piece of merchandise just the same as we sell you every day, at regular price. These are juat a few of the 200 or more items on sale: , . MANY OTHERS ALLBA1 Green Plants for House Decor- 2(k Ziaic OolntSAeot ,.. 2 for 2lc 7Sc Pt. Rubbing Alcohol 2 for 76c 50c Milk of M»n>«U t for Sic ations. 75c 18 u. Autu*utiaa (Very good mouth wash) 2 far 76c 28c Tr. MUM t far 26c 2Sc Marcairockroava ., ".,•"• J I or 26c J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE S0c (100) Aspirin T.bl.t, 2 for 8U < *! FW, lr«o and Wi»» » rt for $1.01 11 16 oi. Co« U»*r Qil 2 for $1.01 363 Division Street John R. Baumann 26c B«t>r HMbUr Full 2 for 20c stationery, rubber goods, perfumes, foot) powders and — ' GREENHOUSES Talcums. &ee our window. Perth Amboy, New Jersey ST. GEORGE AND HAZELWOOD AVES. DEUVI '), -"K < AKTERBT _ FRtb

Company in the air. r,n tVir land and on the water Packard engines Ttv-ne were the ' ive In motors whirh drovo her r craft the rest body model* which make up the three era lip:ird screnmn of a funr of the world ha* been able to pro jenr-old boj on th* coume thej lines of new Packarda, the Standard, (iuoe. See Custom and lie Luxe Eights, were ex- Invefitlnated and foitnil thnt two and Speod- hibited on the Inwnn which bonier On tfw landing field inside the VMind hoy». John Freddy and the, donbie driveway from the. Prov- great concrete oval track wns a Pnck- Nnrman (inlil eight nnd nine Packard Powered. : in* Grounds lodge to the judges' ard test airplane powered with the jean old. respectively, were j "taml at. the two and one-half mile Packard Diesel type airplane motor. dont to death hj an «!M|catOT In ronrretp upeedway. Onthe track itself wan one of Pack- ( the most unique receptions a wster hnrarrl on the course. '"", id to introduce a new modol ard s stock speedster cars which many The bojn were plajinn wit* Midway along the driveway was times during the afternoon circled the '"\ ,hP public was that with which .heir toj hoats In th« wnter h«l« IflP p Mia* America VIII, fastest speedboat oral at a speed of 114 miles an hour. " ' <-»H with the when the "gntor appeared and m the world—so placed that an op- The Packard Diasel-engined plane portunity was (riven tor close inspec- pulled John Freddy Into I lie wa- Prime Rib Oar tlon made frequent flights denuinstj-ating "f the two 1100 hoi's* power ltd power and general ability in the ter. Normnn leaped to his rm cue mid the three fought for Roast nevernl minutes before the boys jyjtQFAX GA8-FOR USE BEYOND THE GAS MAINS Buccnmhod The nnhj of four MEAT PRICES watched the itruRRle until the From 1st fight wa» over, when he ran for 6 rib. ARE LOW help. The oodles of hoth drowned toys were marred by HERE arc twelve or aaare At- th« reptile's teeth. Tterent grad<* at beef whick aaay be HH used for iooA This rxplaisu wlij tken air before the crowd which at one are so many dlflrrrnl prices diapUyesl Lieres why time numbered 4,000. At the end of on store windows. each flight it was brought to the Rib Roast Judges' stand on the track and left When yeu bay neaU at the Atf Mar- th«ra lor an Interval so that it ket jim in baying qnaMtj ami ta the might be closely nlspected by th* Blade Cat PYROFAX GAS SERVICE public. Each time a crowd was pack- -35c •attraction that follow* a good dinner ed about it. the price 1* forgotten. At Various other points in the ex hlbit the driveway where other Pack is the choice of thousands of suburban aid aircraft motors, including those of SAO and 800 horse power and a 600 horse power engine which nor- and country homes mally operates upside down. All three of these types are used in U. 3. Army and Navy planes. OTpER SUGGESTIONS PYROFAX km pioneered the compressed the empty one replaced by a full one. Each In the proving ground shops were Round Steak cookinf 0** industry. The maker* of Pyrofax cylinder holds several months' supply for displayed the mat variety of test- have betn in the compressed gas business for the average family. ing devices with which Packard cars Quick Roast *,. 33c and all new things that go into them or Roast over thirty years and are the largest manu- are given the most exhaustive tests. facturers of compressed rases in the world. Pyrofax installation can now One device which attracted more tha Sirloin Steak a, 53c b* kmd for tht new low price of usual interest was the towing dyna Top or Pynftx has a record «/ sretn years un- mometer. This is a car from whic Bottom it39c spark pluga and gasoline feed lines Smoked Calas IK 21c interrupted deliveries to customers in north- »5 have been removed. It is towed be- ern New Jersey. You can always depend on down pay- hind the ear under test and by rais- roent and the ing or lowering compression on the Pyrofax whenever you want it. Fresh Hams w ib. »n ib. 33c balance in engine and pressure on the brakes monthly pay- the car ahead can be forced to exert When yu buy Pyrofax you get 100% the same power it would have to in ment*. Rib Lamb Chops u>. 43c pure /as and uniform weight. Only the climbing a grade. The steepness of Frying the "mountain" the car undergoing best grades of natural gas are used and the These new low prices were made test is forced to climb can be varied Loins of Pork HWHOU* B>. 35C Pyrofax refining process removes all foreign possible by the increased demand, bigger from a steady easy "slope" to an im- ingredients. Each cylinder is weighed and possible "climb" at the will of the sales and greater production of this nation- operators of the dynamometer car. A Corned Boneless Brisket ib. 39c Chickeiiik39e checked three times before delivery to the ally famous cooking fuel for homes beyond collection of gauges gives a contin- uous record of the test. customer. the gas mains. Guests of the company at the big Smoked Cottage Butts ib, 44c The safe two-cylinder system made Come in today and let us tell you more air, land and water picnic were tak- famous by Pyrofax protects you against ever about our new price offer. Or telephone and en on tours, of inspection of the proving grounds, A biz fleet of new Hormel Chicken g?°Sg n, 59c A&P Meat Markets are now op- running out of gas. At soon u one cylinder we wiTt arrange for a free demonstration' model cars was on hand and was erating in more than seventy-five is empty, you turn on the reserve and order at once. kept constantly on the move carrying North Jersey dtiee and towns. guests about the speedway and over Short Forequarters Many more will be opened as aoon the miles of roads which are a part PYROFAX GAS SALES AND SERVICE u suitable location* are available. of the testing equipment of the of Lamb ib. 25c 187 Elliton Street, Paterton, N. J. grounds. WOODBRIDGE r-*. MWrirtawa £77 Tthpktmt. feratritvilk 847 Tthpk*-, Hackattitowo 137-1 Packard cars were being displayed 121 French St. NEW BRUNSWICK W. H. M»*•, m W. RidVwomi AT.., Rid|>woftd, N. t. T*l*tb«H. Rid|«wood 287 here and in practically every othe city and town in the country as well wntsr^i IEA CmmmmmiX, IWJwan Co., 373 BU«ni«U Ar*., CaWw.ll, N. J. Pko>«. CaMwdl 134* as at a main distributary points THE throughout the world. Word which Fiaa * All**, PMiuck, N. J. Ph»a«< Ptapult 380 has been returned to the Packard factories has indicated that the new EASTERN DIVISION Aiithorued dmdenfor PYBOPAX DIVISION Carbide and Carbon Chmkah Corporation Packards are attracting more inter- est than any other car the company Unit of Uniem, Carbid* Mujmi and Carbon Corporation has Introduced tn years.

1/3 of have b HEN we announced this great lying in the one fact that the Pianos cooperative Sale we told you which are being sold through it are Wthat cooperation was power. This fact worth a lot more money than they has been proved % the instantaneous are selling for; that they are being success of this Sale. offered on the easiest sort of terms One-third of our quota of these in- and that the cooperative purchasers struments has been sold. Tbe success are given innumerable privileges and of the Sale was assured, however, advantages which absolutely safe- from the hour it opened: Its success guard their investment. The Advantages You Obtain by Buying a Grand Piano on this Cooperative Plan Wt want to i^c this to pUin to you Ait tW won't b« t^ le*^

1.... The first and mort impo* brated makes carried by our house ftmt advantage is: these pianos were _^so great is our confidence in its made by the Aeolian Company, value. •umnfocturert of high quality in- 5 .... The life Insurance damns strument* only. They never before protects four family. Under this have built a piano to retail for less cooperative plan any payments re- than $645. Thia cooperative price maining unpaid in the event of your is a uniform price of death are automatically cancelled, and the piano left free of encum- $435 each brance to your family—a safe- a . ,\. Ordinarily you woujd have guard which should not be over- The initial payment necca- looked. •ary to obtain oate of thea« to pay from |50 to $100 down, and U *C. Jbe *2S ia $20, $30 or $50 a month. Through G.... You can still further reduce from tW price, this cooperative movement you f «U0 to ba |Mld at the cost of your instrument by get- S a month, plu* a anaall iMe4oalymy$25downand$12^0 ting others to join the cooperative carrying chaife- L^frrptoJmtakimmtrlittk•**,• per month, plus a small carrying plan. . lUkbAA+U charge pays the balance. •J ..., Delivery within SO miles 3....A five year guarantee, of Perth Ainboy ii» included without tkned by the maiwil*4*ixe«—The extra expense. AMkUan Compsiny—«nd ourselves, It one of the impoitant protective features of tMs cooperative plan. .You —y «eh*n« this GRIFFITH PIAJiO CO. within orte year from ^_ mm A, *M J PAGE TEN iAtJs&TEM)Biat 27f'i^ News of the World Told in Pictures

"Electric Eye" Tested Like a Japanese Print Preparations

SNAPPED AT BRUSSELS, BELGIUM—A view ot the preparations before a nasal operation by Dr. : AWED AT NEW YORK CITY—Police Commissioner Qrover A. Shechan In hla clinic on the Rue Proissart. W^n'.ci Is shown interrupting a beam of light, known as the "riprtn- rye." with his hand When a car approaches the light it pasiei undfi i lamp suspended over the roadway, thereby casting a shadow on the "electric eye." which is set In the roadbed. Tills automatically sets into On Trial operation the apparatus which changes traffic lights on the highway. RNA?PED AT TOK.IO—An interesting pattern oi parasois—native to the country—and Imported umbrellas on the wet tiled pavement1 In front of Tokio station. Laying Cornerstone at Geneva Bicycle Club Veterans

An impressive ceremony marlted the laying of the cornerstone of the The "lour horsemen" ot the wheel, members oi the Boston Bicycle new Palace of the League of Nations at Geneva, Switzerland. The Club, led in the fifty-first annual wheel around the Hub recently. Other handsome edifice will be situated In the Arlana Park. The photo shd*i members followed In a bus. Left to right: Dr. Walter G. Kendall, Cap- One hundred?and forty-seven officials were placed on trial at Astrachan. in Soviet Russia, charged His Excellency. Mmister of Salvador, President of the Tenth Assembly tain; Charles P. Travis, Theodore Rothe and Frederick L. Parrault. With petty grafting. The photo shows some of the accused in the theatre where the trial was held. of the league, laying the cornerstone. Cardinal Greeted "Dance of Death" Scene Fullback of Harvard

t SNAPPED AT DETROIT, MICH—The entrance to the study Club, where eighteen gay midn:ght merrymakers were suffocated and trampled to death on the he/mid tluur after a lire broke out. There were . no flre escapes, and the windowa were boarded to prevent sounds oi revelry from floating outside. They Know Their Onion: The entire city oi Milan, Italy, turned out to pay its respects t» ' Cardinal Schuster at A reception tendered to him by the church. The acre b Wallle Harper, lullback oi the Harvwd luu—U lower photograph shows .some of the crowds acclaiming the Cardinal, The upper photograph shows thu Cardinal watching the parade. taking It on the run In practice. Pajama Shorts Look Pleasant ke Caps Are Receding

Introducing • pajama "shorts." r Dorothy Mackaill displays her A portrait of tlie uun ul tha favorite Chinese brocaded loung- Rajah of SftUana, a small native State In Central India, who, when Aside (rum tlie faot that the Swiss know their dioeaei, they likewise are thoroughly fwhlllar with the U«ut. Cumauuidwr DoniUd B, M«vMUlan nbvmd in ing suit which she has had ab- requested to smile by the photog- onion, During the last weeks ot November in Her ne, Switzerland, the bumulg onion relgni supieine. Dur- Bowdpiu Irom a survey of northern reglont Which glvea assurani breviated to match toe length ot rapher, replied U»at this was the ing that period the onion mjtfkMa fffoid ho use wives an opportunity to purchase the nqujred winter supply the r«mnant of the plelstocuu ice cap, wnleo extended far <*>alil of this1 Inexpensive vegetable. «/-, * aw skirt. best that be could do. NS.«»»*J'wul »ud New York. \, recf4J««, aod fe ttffc QUIZ w Mirny C.hti Ton An»w«rt) USED CAR BARGAINS ON LARGE SCALE Q.--\Vhnt product ranked firs! In the PTnnrt nf mnmifnrtured nHli-lps? Afin.^-AntwnjotifB prf>rtnrtsl wttTi R Each Car Tested and Approved By Expert Mech- Auto Fatalities Show In- value of ?^00,174,431. crease of 29 Per Cent Q.—Whnt wns the ammint nf the L1DGERW0ODAVL motor vehicle fnx collected In 1027? anics. Thousands of Miles of Use Left in These ELIZABETH, N.d. in Five Years. Ann.—About JMW.OOO.OOO. A-l Buys. ^LAUNDRY / PHONE EMERSON 50OO Q.—What state hns thr> most anto- does it best Pointing out Hint motor vehicle moblles In proportion to the popula- fatnlltlpH throiiRliout the nation had tion? increased 20 per cent in the five-year Ans.—California, with one rnr fnr BUICKS period between 1924 and 1928, the ac- every two and seven-eighths persons. cident prevention department of the 1929 Master Coupe, with rumble seat, like Q.—When an engine can be cranked Chicago Motor club announces plans now $1,350 THE easily by hand, yet the starting motor for an Intensive safety program on a works sluggi«hly, what trouble can be 1929 Master Sedan, a real food family car . $1,275 scale fnr greoter than ever before In looked for? 1929 Master Sedan, only 8,000 miles a bar- the hlatory of th* ctnb. gain «t „_ ._ $1,1W "Whilo the motor club Is taking brashes or dirty armature. Examine 1928 Master, 7-passenger Sedan, a good every known means to reduce the Ignition syRtem. large car ...... $1,000 Paulus Dairy number of accidents in which adults 1928 Standard Coach, a bargain .... 745 MBin Oftl,f,ni' 2400 Established 1890 dea'h," the announcement said. Breakage in Light Cars 1927 Master, 5-passenger Sedan ... 675 "After nearly ten years passed In fos- Frequent breakage of front springs 1927 Master 5-passenger Coach 625 \ULUS' tering thi school boys' safety patrol, In light cara can be prevented hy t tics 1926 Master 5-passenger Sedan 495 )SniVELY we ore convinced that that method is provision of a heavy spring loaf, bent 1926 Standard 5-patienger Sedan 450 the most effective means yet devised to the shape shown and attached to 1925 Master Roadster 325 USE tRFECTlY MILK for protecting the youngsters. Our the front axle by means nf two II. 1925 Standard Sedan 175 ASTFIIKIZED safety stair has recentty been uonbled, and with the ndded personnel we shall 1924 Master Sedan 150 P be able to nchleve 100 per oent or- 1923 Master Sedan 125 Walker-Gordon Certified Milk ganization of pjHrols throughout pur 1922 Master Sedan 100 wen jmeMTWfiB Rffw GBI«WI Gnerraiey TerrlFofy." OTrAt MAKES f resiliency.—G. A, Luers, Washing- Because We Have Always Given the Highest Pos- children to write compositions based ton, D. 0., in Popular Mechanics Mag- on them. Subjects on which the azine. sible Dollar Value. ICE and WOOD Juvenile mind mast give sufficient thought to write are not soon for- Practical Suggestions Qtw «• A CI1 till r«* AnUf gotten. "Ways and means whereby the for Curing Sick Auto RYMSHA k GO., Inc. highway sign service has baon par- When a car looks Its wual snap and ferted have been discovered, thereby ;et-nway, check for the following: UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. •M lute K permitting the dub to co-operate 100 Manifold gasket leaks. per cent wltb all communities desiring Improper valve clearance. this service. Leaks past piston rings. 339 North Broad Street High Spot* of Safety. Faulty carburetor adjustment; high AND RAHWAY AVE. AND BURNETT ST. (2 blocks from Broad) "The foregoing activities are but or low float level. the high spots of the. present safety Shortage of fuel due to clogged lino plans of the club. They are not to or sereeni. Elizabeth, N. J. MORTGAGE MONEY be considered In the form of Fouled or Improperly gapped spar^ "drive" or "campaign;" Instead of be- plugs. Telephone: Emerson 3800 UNLIMITED AMOUNTS AVAILABLE , ing B temporary effort, they are being Worn or Improperly spaced breaker 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES waged consistently and persistently points. Terms Open Evenings at all times. The outstanding dif- Early or late Ignition timing. CONSTRUCTION LOANS ference between past and future activ- Dragging brakes. ities Is that toe latter will be far tn prartJnnlly every case loss of paw EtTP««n W.Uli Studied Alwayi Thai RaiarVafrbn . ^H ffatw more widespread than the former." er and poor get-away are cured by at- Stndy of metals used by the ancient "He who says nothing," said HI Ho, Have decided opinions by all means, DUNHAM - SABO, INC. tention to the above, Frank Nutt, re- Egyptians Indicate that tbe "lost art" the sage of Chinatown, Is entitled to but don't preslstently push them on search engineer, jays. u( hardening copper and bronze to respect unless yon learn that his si- other people. Otherwise they'll de- 284 Amboy AT.., Woodbridge, N. J. Tel. 639 Wdff. steel-like strength was not known to lence Is due to the fact that be thinks velop the decided opinion that yon — Please mention this paper are • bort. advertisers. — — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It - - tatm. •nthlng."—Washington Star. WE HAVE IT ILVER RADIO Silver Radio, the product of the manufacturer who introduced Screen-Grid Radio to America in 1927. Only Silver Radio has everything new. Four Screen Grid Tubes, Screen Grid Power Detector, Band Selector Tuning. Matched Impedance Electro-Dynamic Speaker. Over Tone Switch to minimize static, Complete Shield- ing, Automatic Voltage Regulation where desired. ELIMINATION OF ALL AERIAL CONNECTION

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Womanhood'* Screen Epic Coming to Strand Theatre William Fox Movietone Follies Of 1929 To

In "She Goes to War!" which romps to the'Strand Theatre, start- Feature At Crescent For Opening Run; ing Ortober 12, practically eighty per <;rnt of the civiliied world is repre- Theatre Completely Renovated sented in the conflict, either on the firing line, behind the lines, or at The Crescent Theatre in Perth Amboy, which has home, where J»«t •• mwch M ••* nior« cam* »n inspiration te develop it on WBS being aceomplsahed—to keep the the screen. been completely repainted and renovated, wttr tortioi "The women's story of the war is home fires burning. tor the Fall season. The theatre has been furnished with the Says a reviewer: our story artd will be told by women latest equipment for the presentation of talking and "America, England, Prance, Ger- for women.'' The cast includes Eleanor Board- pictures. The system of talking- pictures in vogue at the many, Ruiwia, Italy, and other na- rj- tions represented during the war, man who enacts the stellar role in tenon, Paramount, Capitol, Rivoli, Aator and other le with their native daughters living in the production, John Holland, new to the United States or 'at home', will the screen and a discovery of Mr. Broadway theatres is that adopted by the Crescent in King; Al St. John, Edmund Burns ''rth f revealed on the screen the nart H v 10 rwp "^ *•• ••«• — • Amboy. Always firm in their belief that the best is none hey played in that giant conflict. and a score of other notable film "And while it has been cited an players. good for the patrons of their playhouses, J. J. Buchbin ;nr story, the fact remains that we Howard manag-er of Reade's theatre enterprises in Perth Amboy, ave in this production a story so en- story and Madame Fred de Gresac ;tn(j A BOARpM/W >wp lOHPi HOilAfiO cLafl«n, Uly D.mlti, Edmund grossing and so different, that it be- wrote the scenario. Irving Goldstein, manager of the Crescent, again by a mu>t,r Uwt n "The Cock Eyed World" atroke and the expenditure of a large sum of money, install,.,! IN JjENfW KlNCr'j'-JHE&OES TOVVA^" Fox Movietone AH Titktnj Pktui* —At the Strand Theatre. Perth Amboy, for one week beginning October 11 —At the Majestic Theatre for one the finest «$uipm«Bt obtainable in th« nwlrremodeled D>». week starting Saturday, Octobtrr 5. tre. The new equipment is not makeshift of temporary, Iiut j, Ihe result of the developments of the master engineers of •],.> Western Electric and Bell Telephone laboratories. M-G-M' The Crescent will feature popular prices The op.-,,,re- presentation, Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 will run for a w »k Picture Is Epic William Fox Movietone Follies of 1929" ia unique in the h<. :ory of the screen. It is the first revue of talking films, at >,\.,•>• Life of New York'a Gay "Main ntimate and elaborate, offering everyone a front row se.ii Street" Racily and Vividly jumps with joy, spins with speed and coruscates with (u, |,ir Told. lfou'11 hear and see such unforgetable numbers as "The Rr. ,k. way", "That's You Baby", 'Big City Blues" and "Legs". Vividly relating the humorouB and New York's Great White Way is to Da Witt Jennings, Arthur Stoiv sad story of a kerosene circuit "sis- e brought to the millions of resi- ter act" that looked like a winner for lents of other cities and towns, large the Follies, but flopped in rehearsal, hle Cottier, Muriel Gardner, is the theme of "The Broadway Mel- and small, through the William Fbx lynne Snowden—but the list i ody," Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's spec- Movietone Follies of 1929, which the ong to begin to offer here. TVr tacular all-talking, all-flinging, all- manager of the Crescent Theatre two hundred performers in «l dancing production -which conies to eluding adagio dancers, choru ,• ' the Majeetic Theatre Tomorrow for of Perth Amboy informs us is sched- show girls, ballet and principal [: one week. led for its first run tomorrow. addition, there is an orchiMr ' The story, an original by Edmund This Follies is a gigantic musical some forty pieces. Goulding, famous playwright, delves comedy, produced by talented men The songs were written 1>> i n deeply into the private and profes- who have given Broadway its fame as Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell uiu A sional life of the ever interesting chie Gottler,, among the forem.u f chcorus girls. Using New York's col- the hease of the world's greatest thh e composers of populal r hit* i orful "main street*' as a locale, the ihows of this type, And the produc- ensembles were devised by (i author has woven into this spectacu- ion which Fox Movietone has made and Fanchton and Marco, noted lar drama the very essence of the possible, not only for Broadway itself masters. TThh e story, which con .rr,- Btage, with its raciness, audacity and out for thousands of other cities as the ups and downs of folk back '.,.••. truthfulness. well, is said to lack nothing of the was provided by David Butler M; . 1 Edmund Lowe In "The Cock Ef«d Wortl" The stellar cost is headed by Anita outstanding excellence of its rival has been actor and director <• • • fox Movietone All T.lkJnf Picture age and Bessie Love, who appear tage productions. screen and who olso directed th- r ; imall town vaudeville players, —At the Majestic Theatre, Perth Amboy, for one week starting October 5. Widely known itsge ind screen fig lies. The dialog was written by W-.':- New York to show Broadway how it ures head a long list of players; the liam K. Wells. Marcel Silver wu i Miss Page assumes the role of the numbers wen written by men pre- rector of revue, while Arthur K.iv younger, whose cleverness is merely eminent as popular revue authors served as musical director. a presumption. Miss Love as business th* music was composed by writers From the way the Fox Movi • r.r Heroine in Big Dialogue Film manager for the act seems destined who have scores of popular successes Follies is heralded, it would t*--r » to land them in the "big time" to their credit and the picture was di- take precedence as a definite inn va through the influence of her boy |r*cted and istaged by men acknowl- tion of screen entertainment. Y •. Takes "Alibi" Dare and Wins Wend, portrayed by Charles King. edged" leadeiTO In their fields. Movietone officials, zealously working However, after being given a try- Included among the principals are to preserve leadership in the pr -:. How Eleanor Griffith Obtained Speaking Role in Roland We*t't out, they fail to make the grade. Tie such entertainers as Sue Carol, Frank tion of audible pictures, are said • younger girl is put into the show at Dtrid RoBm and Sue Carol in WILLIAM POX MOVIETONE Sensational Screen Melodrama. - Richardson, Stepin Fetchit, Lol have spared no expense or erT.r- : a model and the older sister is forced FOLLIES of 1929 Lane, Sharon Dixie Lee, David make their Follies as nearly p>'"'- to content herself with a new partner —At the Crescent Theatre, Perth Amboy, for one week starting tomorrow, Rollins, John David Percy as possible. Coming direct from stardom on voices were fine, none possessed just and a booking on the road. the New York stage to play her first the right combination of personality Harry Beaumont, responsible for talking and toging. part on the screen, Eleanor Griffith, beauty and voice that West was the direction of "Our Dancing Daugh- the principal feminine character in searching for. United Artists scouts ters" and other successes, directed "Alibi," sensational All dialogue pic- in New York told him about a blonde the new picture, the cast of which Youth in an Imposing Array ture coming to the Strand Theatre who was a sensation on the Broadway also includes Kenneth Thompson, Tomorrow is regarded as the gear's stage. But this celebrity was not in- Mary Down, Eddie Kane, Edward greatest find in the- talkies. terested in pictures. West came east. Dillon and others. Dominates the Fox Follies Finally he piqued her pride. *Make Roland West, United Artist's pro- Practically an entire New York Of th« Two Hundred Performer*, Tho*e Who Have Story Parts ducer-director, had purchased the a test," he said to the player, Miss musical revue has been created for screen rights to "Nightstick," under- Eleanor Griffith. "Perhaps, after all, the colorful theatre scenes in which are Noted Youngster* of Screen and Stage world stage thriller which he was to you wouldn't click." a complete- musical comedy is un- make as an all-talking film under This was a challenge that Miss folded to the tune of specially writ- The William Fox Movietone Fol- sical comedy. the title of "Alibi;" he had engaged Griffith couldn't ignore. She took th ten musical number*. The unique Stepin Fetchit! Anyone wiu re- test and pocketed a contract to play lies of 1929, first Follies of the talk- a cast of stage and screen favorites, and intricate dance steps incorpor- ing pictures, is to have its local pre- members "The Ghost Talks" and included Chester Morris, Pot O'Mal- the feminine lead in the mystery ated in this revue are perfectly re- "Heart* In Dixie", Fox Movietone thriller "Alibi." mier at the Crescent Theatre tomor- ley, Mae Bnsch, Harry Stubbs, Par- produced in sychronixed rhythm, giv- row and it is safe to say that it is productions, will never forget him nail B, Pratt, Regis Toomey, Irma Her screen personality is said to be ing the audience the realism expect- All the nine are in their 'teen- ur revelation. Production officials awaited with more interest by movie- Harrison, Kernan Cripps, Elmer Bal- ed of a true musical comedy. goers than any of the other audible early twenties. lard, James Bradbury, Jr., De Witt predict a brilliant success in the mov- Featured dancers, song pluggers, These performers are amon* ttw ies whether sitent or talkie. productions shown so far, because of , Jennings and Al Hill, hut he had not stag* door "Johnnies," and all the ts unusual nature. two hundred, of all varieties, »r." \ yet found the leading lady he wanted. Some of her best known NeV tinsel of theatrical life is transposed made up the Follies personnel The Scores of Hollywood actresses— York stage successes were "The Spi to the celluloid in this revelation of The scope of the Alms in record- production has songs by Con Conrad. some of the best known in the world ing action and voices being so much der," "Women," "The Last Wafts," the show people. Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie Cott- —took tests for the feminine lead in greater than that of the legitimate ier; its ensembles were staged by <•>' "Alibi," and although most of them "Mercenary Mary," "The , Creaking stage, the Fox Movietone Follies in tier and by Fanehon and Mart"; photographed excellently and their Chair," and "Meet The Wife." expected to provide totally new pre- story was written by David Bu-.l Former Foetaen cedent for entertainment* of its na- who also directed the picture: the ture. Pre-viewen say without reser- dialog was written by William K- vation that for size, speed and other Wells and the revue was direct.-.I qualities it far exceeds the limita- Marcel Silver. tions of stage technique. Telephone 1722 I . . Victor McUgten, Jean Biry and Edmund Lowe in "The Cock Eyed World" Nine young screen and stage fav- Vic McLaglen and Ed Lowe Fox Movlrtan* All Talking Ptaui* At the Ma e3tic orites head the list of principals ajid Cast As "FUgg" and "Quirt"'" i Theatre, Penh Amboy for one week starting October 5 aerve not only to interpret characters in the story, which concerns back- in "The Cock Eyed World". I stage life, but lead the many singing New York Wall Paper Co. I and dancing numbers. They are Sue A couple of leatherneck Doji Juans!. Carol, Lola Lane, Sharon Lynn, John That's a trite way to characterize' Breedon, Dixie Lee, David Percy Edmqnd Lowe and Victor McLaglen David Rollins, Frank Richardson and Paints and Varnishes of Quality as "Sergeant Quirt" and "Top Ser- Stepin Fetchit. geant Flagg'* in the Fox Movietone Miss Carol often has portrayed the all talking production, "The Cock role of a jaw mad flapper on the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Eyed World," directed by Raoul screen. When the talkies came along Walsh and opening next Saturday at she was not found wanting, for she the Majestic Theatre. ha» a fetching voice and can danc« 356 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Based on a story written by Lau- as well as the mo*t talented Broad- rence Stallings and Maxwell Ander- way "hoofer". Her chief specialty in son, who co-authorized the unfor- the Fox Movietone Follies U "The gettable "What Price Glory," Lowe breakaway", a new song-and-dance and McLaglen are still in the marines number of distinct originality. though it is peace time, but plenty of fighting in the tropics—and be- Miss Lane was the girl in the Fox tween theniselvea. Movietone all-talking feature, ".Spmkeusy". She came to pictures Pals, buddies, brothers, everything from Broadway, where she was in the I THE PERTH AMBOY is great until one falls for a "femme" Greenwich Village Follies and later IThen each, claims priority and the was Georgv Jessel's leading lady in I innocent cause of the trouble must "Tin- War Song". She sings the "Big stand by while thuy tell each othqr City Blues" in the Follies. aplenty. Miss Lynn was in the- Fox Film*, j GAS LIGHT COMPANY Of their many love affairs, three ! "N.»tie Hut the Brave" and "R«;d stick out prominently; one in the | Wine", and in the talkia, "Speak- Itropics with the gorgeous Lily Dam- j easy". She has a highly pletuing voice ita, another in cold Russia with ti& 206 SMITH STREET J and plays the piano well, havinK com- • cjntiting Lelia KarneUy, and the third '—At the Strand Theatre for one week beginning October 5. posed several pieces for that jnstru- at Coney Island with a real, flip I ment. Her main number in the Follies American girl, Jean Bary. made for Column to star in a pk- is "That's You Baby". Around these scorching love af- Prize Play Landed iiuliun of Hliiir Miles' famous I fairs are incidents of a most human Young Breeden entered theatrical Heating and Cooking Appliances I By Producer Goldwyn liouk, "Condemned to Devil's Island" life in Vienna,, and latelterr was in a nature, with pathos, tears, smiles, but "Bulldojc Drummond" looked like romance and thrills. Max KihK«inh«r

EXXrmiTAl>K'H AT EACH PERFORMANCE NEW POLICY 1OP FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Complete change of program once RFilTjF A ]J|(THEATRE Alto a week on Saturday. lUHll/U U TELEPHONE IAK PERTH AMBfift MOVIETONE SHORTS

One Week, Starting Tomorrow, Sept. 28 Coming for One Week, Starting Oct. 5 (fit* Story of Broadway's cMad cNight Life! OCT. 5 IS THE BIG DAY! The Long Awaitrd Comedy HJl Arrive* All

*ii SINGING ' i LAUGHING VOUTH and beauty^ •*• pass before you as though in life, telling FLAGG — QUIRT The never.lo-b^foci«H«n pair thai their gripping story, fought, carmlisd >kd alway* found singing their hit songs, the tine lo inaa« lova, return dancing in choruses of ia arw, bif(*r and mora ro< sensuous feminine maatic a^TiBlur*. charm. So exciting to watch and so thrilling DANCINO to listen to! WILUAM SEE IT! FOX HEAR IT! That piir of marinet make hot love in the eold«at part* of Siberia . . . They make hotter love in Coney Ii- EDMUND LOWE l»nd . . . But the hottest of hot love with the hottest of hot babies—in the ULYD4MI1* torrid, tempestuous tropics.

MOVIETONE

Coming to the Majestic "THE STREET GIRL"

Matin» Daily at 2i00 UADI1 Evening at 7 and 4 EADE'S Continuous Parformaae* Saturday, Sunday and EMODLED CRESCENT Holiday. R

12.00 Completely Renovated, Opens Tomorrow BROADWAY TBS HOUSE Attractions of for One Week, Starting Saturday. Sept. 28 TALKIES natTH AMBOT XKLEPHOKB SOe and SOUND SEE 7 Days Beginning Tomorrow, Sept. 28 AND The Dynamic Adventures of The War of Bluecoat Police Heroes vs. Gangland! and Blackjacker

The vivid romance of a policeman's daugh- ter whose heart was stolen by a gangster and redeemed by a detective's supreme love.

Plenty of Action, AdT*ntur« *ni Thrill..

Se* this Gr»t fclMUrpwc..

, AT EACH PERFORMANCE FOX

hu JOHN WRA\fr- MOVIETONE NEWS J.C.NUGENfTlr- ELAINE STERNE "IT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF" i C ARLINGTON.. v Also WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST MOVIETONE SHORTS

COMING-^. One W«wk, Oct. 6 to 11 A All Talking All Singing All Dancing

Bullets fly, Sirena blare and YOU MUSICAL COMEDY have the time of your Mel NdffiaSSSfatteifo^^aju Morton Downey, Broaawayss "Golden EVER1 Voiced Tenor," Now on Talking Screen Stars and Sings in "Mother's Boy" HHWAXN.J. ORTON noWNBY, brilliant TRYING ST. I CCNTRAI AVF. Phorc I M young singer known profes- s)onnlly a* "BroartwAy's Golden CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES Volwd Tenor," has achieved an am- EVERY FRI. - SAT. - SUN—1 to 11 P. M. bition of hi* life. He has Just fln- EARLY BIRD MATINEES DAILY 1 to 1:30 tnhert a Rtarrlng role In th« movies as "Iflad" In Pathe'H "Mother's Boy," ALL SEATS HALF PRICE all sfiiKlng and all-talking picture. 'Mother's Boy" was produced *t TODAY and TOMORROW— Sound Studios, Inc., in N«w York • ..* by Robert T. Kane. ON THE SCREEN Downey had been a sensation »t lila Club Casnnova this season. HEAR HIM TALK! Critics have described him as the moat gifted Irish tenor Blnce John McCormack's debut. He la a popu- lar Victor recording artist and REGINALD completed a leading role In RKO's "Syncopation" before mak- ing "Mothor'i Boy." Downey's first production tor DENNY Pathe was taken from Gene Mar- koy's original Btory and Is a full JOHN BARRYMORE ^Eternal LoveW, mm lanRth muslcnl feature with the star singing throughout songs ol Camilla Worn^RNJT UJBITICM Production the "Jnzz" and BenUmental variety. , ••mil picture plnyinjr Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Empire "His Lucky Day" The new film star Is a discovery Hnhwny. of Paul Whlteman. with whose la- moils organization he sang for four ON THE STAGE "Eternal Love" Film Makes j nnd other stage hits in New York. years. With Whlteman he featured Morton Downey is "Broadway's gold- In the "Rhapsody In Blue" and a Hollywood Take to Archery, pn-voiced tennr" and srnjf* ferei*! program of aH American muslo. popular songs, with fine effect. Other Later he studied voice In Europe Standard £ Hollywood's newest favorite pas-j players featured in the production and sang In London and Paris. time is shooting for prizes with bow include Helen Chandler, Barbara iinri arrfiw. The fad was started by Bennett, Beryl Mercer, Osgood Per- Downey was born In Brooklyn, Ernst Lubitsch, noted motion picture kins and John T. Doyle. The picture N. Y., and was brought «p by Vaudeville Acts O director, when he revived an old was directed by Bradley Barker un- "Jltnmle" Hagan, the Tammany Swiss custom in his latest production, leader He recently married Bar- der the supervision of Robert T. SUNDAY—ONE DAY ONLY "Eternal Love", a United Artists pic- Kane. bo™ Bennett, screen actress and ture starring John Barrymore. The MORTON DOWNEY daughter of Richard Bennett big picture comes to the Empire ON THE SCREEN Theatre Sunday, During the filming New Denny Talk-Film —At the Rahway Theatre Monday and Tuesday. of "Eternal Love", Barrymore and A Singing and Talking Sensation his supporting caBt, including Camil- Has Odd Highlights la Horn, Hobart Bos-worth, Victor Gripping Society Drama of Varconi, Bodil Rosing, Mona Rico An earnest, inexperienced young end Evelyn Seibie, sat at tables in a man is trying to make good as a Young Woman's Struggle Laura La Plante replica of a famous Swiss mountain real estate salaeman. inn and shot darts into plaques on The father of a beautiful girl who A talking picture with well deliv- the walls. In Switzerland the losers is not content with his work as an ered, logical dialogue, good acting, a would have to buy a round of drinks; art collector, but must needs delve dramatic story and excellent settings in Hollywood the prizes were boxes into character reading. and photography will open at the of candy, cigars and cigarettes, do- A band of crooks unwittingly aid- Rahway Theatre Sunday, It Is "Scan- nated by Lubitsch. ed in their escape by the overzealous dal", starring Laura La Plant*, sup- hero. ported by a strong cast including Huntly Gordon, John Boles and Jane SCANDAL" A fight in a cafe of the under- "Broadway" Player Has Good world district of a great city. Winton. Wesley Ruggles directed it With Role in Pathe's 'Mother's Boy' An unusual idea of controlling a from an Adela Rogers St. Johns' gang by preying on the leader's su- story. The plot, laid in a society at- JOHN BOLES — HUNTLEY GORDON perstitious fear of black cats. mosphere, shows the struggle of a JANE WINTON & EDDIE PHILLIPS Robert Gleckler, owner of the fash- young woman to keep her past from ionable cabaret seen in the Pathe all These are some of the high-lights of "His Lucky Day", the Universal wrecking her future. It is one of the ON THE STAGE .dialogue picture production, "Moth- best roles Miss La Plante ever had. er's Boy" starring Morton Downey talking screen farce comedy, star- which will be seen and heard at the ring Reginald Denny, which opens at Rahway Theatre on Monday and the Rahway Theater today. Mary Brian Supports Great Acts Tuesday, is a stage player of reputa- Rogers in Four Films Charles (Buddy). Roger* In tion who appeared in "Broadway", — Please mention this paper to tike Paramount Picture. "Gentlemen of the Press" "Ringside" Mary Brian, who has been featured "River of Kcnance"' 5 Vaudeville n almost thirty pictures in the past, —At the Fox Emjire Friday. and WHERE THE SCREEN SPEAKS four years,, has won another honor. Saturday. She is the only girl to play the MONDAY and TUESDAY- leading feminine role in four Charles Less Work." When Charles Rogers "Buddy" Rogers pictures. Appearing made his first starring picture, opposite Rogers in "River of Rom- "Varsity," Mary Brian was again his 100",; All Talking and Singing ance," the all-talking adaptation of leading lady. The college production Sax from 'Madonna of AvenueA 'itarrind Booth Tarkington's "Magnolia," Miss also marked the change into dialogs RAHWAY N.'sJ. Dolortt OxteNo-A ttomrBros.Prwl>sai(A Brian won the distinction by having parts for Rogers and his leading PHOHI RAHWAY 0 94 At the Rahway Theatre Wednes- played in "More Pay Less Work," lady. "Someone To Love" again 'WHERE THE SCREEN IS ALIVE' day and Thursday "Varsity," "Someone to Love," and starred Rogers and saw Miss Brian "River of Romance." in the feminine lead. TODAY AND TOMORROW- Costello Coming Mary Brian was Rogers' first lead- Richard Wallace was the dirccto ing lady when he came to Hollywood. of "River of Romance." It comes ti In Greatest Film rich masterful voice of ALL TALKING ROMANCE WITH Paramount loaned * them to Fox the Empire Theatre today and to studios where they made "More Pay morrow. A, drab, sordid gambling room, of love, of jazz, of America's Boy-friend frequented by melt and women alike nt; the pageantry of is one of the striking settings in the THE HOUSE OF SILENT PICTURES y, of rnght-clubi, of CHARLES (BUDDY) ROGERS Warner Brothers special production ri and thow-folk*; n grip- "Madonna of Avenue A", starring ping ttory of mother-lore in Dolores Costello, and telling an ab- and love of a good girl—all sorbing story of the seamy side of I old in itartling long and New Lork, which comes to the Rah- alking! way Theatre, Wednesday, October 2. This gambling den.is conducted as "THE RIVER OF ROMANCE" an adjunct to a disreputable speak- easy on Avenue A. drawing its cus- A Paramount Picture tomers from- the city's lower East Side. Roulette, dice and other games BRIDGE Hear! Buddy's New Southern Drawl As the "Notorious axe in operation( and pictures of old- OBRIDGE 1212 Colonel Blake" From Booth Tarkington's Famous Novel, time prize fighters and burlesque TONIGHT — FRIDAY people adorn the walls. Patrons drift "Magnolia"—Hear! Him Make Love to Mary Brian! in and out through the swinging doors connecting the gambling room "FATHER and SON" —On the Same Program— with the speakeasy. A TALKING COMEDY ' A SOUND CARTOON Supporting Hiss Costello in this Featuring surprising stpry of heredity aie Grsnt POX MOVIETONE; NEWS Withers, Louise Dresser, Otto Hoff- man, Douglas Gerrard and Jjee Mor- SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY an. Michael Curtiz directed and Bay Jack Holt A JOY TO Doyle made the screen adaptation of —ADDED FEATURE- The First Episode of the All-Talking. Serial the original story by Mark Canfield. SKh "KING OF THE KONGO" WALLACE BEERY In "THE STAIRS &F SAND" Pay Envelopes To All Kiddies! Pantomine by Eating SATURDAY — Sept. 28 —DOUBLE FEATURE— A JOY K> Is Favored by Beery HEAR SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY — • "BEHIND THE "FALL OF EVE" Featuring • * * - , HEAR AND SEEI Eating is one of Wallace Beery'B GERMANS' LINES" favorite methods of expressing char- Patsy Ruth and Ford THE GREAT LOVER OF THE SCREEN! acter on the screen. A U.F.A. Production MILLER STERLING He confessed the fact recently at the Paramount studios in Hollywood, SUNDAY — MONDAY — Sept. 29 - 30 ADDED ATTRACTIONS where he was working in Charles "Buddy" Rogers' new starring pro- duction, "River of Romance." GREAT VITAPHONE ACTS Beery has eaten everything from CLARA BOW in See and Hear See and Hear lemon pie to lobsters before grinding cameras. Chicken legs are hia delic- BEN BARD LEO REISMAN & acy in "River rof Romance." During In a Comedy Sketch HOTEL BRUNSWICK the rehearsal for the production, "DANGEROUS CURVES "The Champion Heery devoured six of them. Golfer" ORCHESTRA Heery had lobsters in "Casey At TUES. — WED. — OCt. 1 - 2 DOUBLE FEATURE | The Hat," potatoes for "We're In Ihe Navy Now," biscuits for "Wife WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY- | Savers," beans for "Now We're in w Ihe Air," Iamb chops for "Partners "Two Weeks Off 100% ALL - TALKING m Crime," corn and deer meat for "The. fiig Killing" and dry buns fo Featuring VITAPHONE SENSATION "Hi'ifgars of Life." DOROTHY and JACK Six big chickens were killed and roasted for the scenes in "River of MACKAILL MULHALL A Mighty Avalanche Thundering Down From Mountain- Ituniunce," which comes to the Em —Added Feature— Dolores Costello Tojiaj Mob Violence—and Other Sound Thrills! pire Theatre today and tomorrow. Jacqueline Logan In "THE BACHELOR GIRL" TALKING COMEDY FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Go Athore Onlj U Brawl THURS. — FRI. — Oct. 3 - 4 " IN Alhuirosses are seldom seen ID the WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY— North Atlantic. They frequent nearly all other seas, but are never seen ashore except on the Island^ of the "WEARY RIVER" "MADONNA OF Antarctic ocean, where they breed. A Comedy Drama of Love and Featuring Intrigue Among Would • Be AVENUE A" Thieves! Anywhere-Anytfane" RICHARD BARTHELMESS With GRANT WITHERS DRAKE'S SATURDAY ONLY — Oct. 8 DOUBLE FEATURE MILTON SILLS ON THE SAME PROGRAM WllLIAM FQX presents TIM MC COY The Co!U«i«n» STORAGE In In 1 '""All TAIKI NO Fox Movietone 'HIS CAPTIVE WOMAN "SIOUX BLOOD" ARTHUR fATWi "JUNIOR LUCK " |n a Comedy Ac MOVING LOCAL PICTURE Witfc TACKINC SH IPPl NO ENTIRE WEEK Talk * Sound "SHIP AHOY" ftoraf* at fUa»onabla RaUa STORY OF WOODBRIDGE lIIU MMMW-Civpf COOK AtAN SEE.YOURSELF IN THE MOVIES WUUUU MCDONALD Llnd.n L OCT. 7 I f Al Earth Ii Slowing Down GIANT ON RAMPAGE rail and motor couch service ftfJO. I dent in piirt on electric milway The companies rmplny 3(10.OflO | nrtit^ f r income,, whilp 200,020,0MM Sayg Austrian Savant CALMED BY WOMAN Elertrir railway* opprate 71.100 pproplp lr upop n whn«:i' piipy cnvplnrn's ' ntorliluild r hnve money invested in ajsenjrT cars and in,700 motor 1,500,00(1 people are dependent. plant' 'd fc.r the mnniifActure of lVrliPlr?, I'nllf. Mother pnrth la Hnlf n million enij>Uiyee(: w rk. lornl 'ran-p'lrtiition mnterinl Sacramento School Teacher The invp«!ment in electric ruilwuy whole or part limn nn clectrir ruilwn This 1'riTitr- (lie number of tilOsa Wilh tho dcrrcnsf1 In propertieoperties is |6,400,11(10,0110|6,400,11(10,011 , while equipment, while 2,MH1,OIH| member finoncinlly interested in electric fail '•ff nwfhTiefhTr off «focVht.M.TfVhM » U 1.K10,- 1 \\l\rt In .',, ll(l OIK) Uiinl nml wnlpr awnjr Irnm the cquntor of these nniU'M Tumil'lPi arc n r.'iiiso of iMrihqniikea wny fr in Ni ilon county, Knn., lo this nml liiml clmnKi's. <'s|icilnlly In thn re- city, Connul Carroll, glnnt fnnner, CIIHIH between ttitj Fortieth parallel! ke.jit the other passengers of the train (ir iiitituiic terrorlied, smashed up the furniture 'i'lii'-e romlllions wore dPHerlbed by of a chnlr car and the diner, threw Prof. Vmm X. SolnuTer, director of men who trl£d to subdue him around Hie nnliirnl history museum of Vienna. like tenploa, and Bnallj was calmed by In a rcrenl lecture before University a Sacrnmento schoolntfl'nm who talked .f Cnllfornln summer M>MIOD atnetenu him Into submission like an unruly « We have the Greatest Selection "As tlio rotation of (lie eortb grows child. olowpr," he explainer], "the «tmpe of It WM ahoot or* o'dock In th« morn of OtlL'd Used Cart * * * * at the ' enrtli tends to become an Ideal Ing thnt Carroll, for no apparent rea- sphere. Tims there Is a horizontal son, started to wreck the chair car, Lowest Prices In Our History movement tnwnrd the poles.'1 cluislng frightened and hysterical women and children before him. Whole F.mili.. M.nttrtd A hnlf dozen men passengers threw l.nniliin.—The Kxchnuue Telegraph themselves on him and forced him to AKIMIC.V'S Hong Kong correspondent the vestibule between the chair car reported thin the magistrate at Sung itnd the dtner. "iii, In I1HK>|) Hiil'eli province, hod Here, however, Carroll, lifter sbak mlvlsod Clinton authorities of a reign Ing off his assailants, picked up a w; of terror Instituted by the notorious vestibule chnlr and battered through red lender. Holong. the door to the dining car, wrecking The magistrate reported that Ho everything In sight hum nml lilft men hnd burned between While the men and the train crew in uod no persona to daalh, juasucwd ttere holding, A. council ot war M •iKI fiiinllles and . eel Ore to VM.KK) ellne Lee of Sacramento, former Onk /CHEVROLET Imii^es. Twenty thousacrl persons Grove school principal, walked de- LOOK »t were reported tn have flert froin the tenulneilly directly up to Carroll and district In panic to .save ihelr lives. began to give him some school teach Thctt Bargains! erly advice on his conduct. If yon expect to buy a used car thli Fafl-i No Indawll Carroll wilted, and from that time until the train reach Portola Kmal lU'2!i CHEVROLET SE- come In NOW! We have the widest selection A British Judge ralea that a cow In DAN, Almost a ne-w car. the rond has the right of way, TJie submissive to the teacher. At tha of fine used cars In our history. Many of them Costtlh In Madonna cfAvetiu& A '-Wtmer Bios Production point officers who had been tele- Run very little. Kully bull needs no court protection.—To- can scarcely be told from new. They are fcood H:ihway Theatre Wednesday ;nnl Thur^ lay. An all (silking picture, j j'^ g^ graphed for came aboard with a phy equipped. Can be bought sician. with a down payment of for thousands of miles of satisfactory service $150. They decided to permit Carroll to —and the prices will absolutely amaze you. continue to his destination after giv- This Is an opportunity to get exactly the car ing him an opiate, and at Biggs he was you want—at the price you want to pay. met by a nephew, Tim Bull Wan, and 15129 CHEVROLET CAB- taken to the hospital. RIOLET. > Another new Tb« doctors said he had not bam car driven only about 8,- Attached to the radiator cap of each of oat drinking, bnt went temporarily Uaane 000 miles. A real bargain. from the strain of travel. Monthly payments. Down reconditioned car* is the famous Chefrotat payment $150. red "O. K. that Counts" tag. This tag shows Louder Than Any Won! you exactly what vital units of the car hat* No speech ever uttered or ntterable been reconditioned or marked "O. R," by oar la worth comparison with silence,— 1927 DODGE SEDAN. expert mechanics. It Is your absolute assur- Carlyle. One of the last fours. Standard Shift. In excel- ance of quality and value. Look for this tag— lent condition. Down pay- and KNOW that your purchase it protected I Stockholders In ment $100.

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SNAPPED AT ATLANTIC CITY—Temple University and Georgetown trams forced open the football .... Southern i>_..iu..iia SC.UJI u^cns piac-ice M uie Pasadena tiose Bowl for lta season of evening games played under Uie tremendous MMOn by staging a strenuous scrimmage at Atlantic Ctty, when the two teams nre In training. system of lights Just installed In the famous stadium. An unusual night action shot taken during Occidental's practice for the evening game*. Ool. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh in front ol their plane at Rooee- Night View of Tokio's Broadway ttlt Field before setting out for Miami, whence they departed on a 7,000-tnik Utln-Amerlean trip. _

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In commemoration of the memorabl* world flight of the airship SNAPPED AT NEW YORK CITY—The Commlttw on Cowbells of Qraf Zeppelin the Prussian mint has coined a commemorative medal In the Ohio State Society of New York met In the Hotel Pennsylvania to •elect an old cowbell to replace the Chairman's gavel at future meet' gold, silver and bronje. The medal shows the portrait* of Count Zeppe- _ Ings of the society. It was chosen from among thirty received from! lin, the Inventor; Dr. Durr, the constructor, and Dr. Bcktnar, to* Captain' Ohloans. Ml&s Pauline Qldulll is posing with the winning bell. SNAPPED AT TOKIO—A view of Tokio's night life In front of the Uyeno station. of the airship. ~ ' Modern Eve Balloons Open National Flower Show "Sweet Ad-o-line!"

The National Flower Show being held at Boston was opened by releasing hundreds of small balloons. Miss Owen Dew of Detroit and Miss Kathleen Clifford of Hollywood, Cal., holding balloons that were te- leased while planes overhead dropped flowers on the, city. I Here are Los Angeles's famous singing coppers wbo have achieved musical fame attar being chosen out of the entire Los Angeles pol. « Rum Boats Behind the Bars force for their dulcet voices. Officers John D. Meehan (left) and B "• , Ooerler. at top; W. B. Sheppard (left) and W. U WIM, at bottom.

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\ Charles P. Ucwb U a Chicago b*s.ei lu place ut water tie uses t, u WM, WaaUncton lanotcr awl n«k> MttnUit, wbo h** -"•; #• !•.••-*<; mi'X The milk protein, milk uillieialy and '.Ua milk nugur In AT DBTRCHT, MICH.-Boats In JaUl An unusual view taken at the border Immigration *• rum bo«ts oonfljcated by Federal officers durlnj the psst.sumuiBr months ou JJ tai'of teewL throufh layen of paper and tinttS Wwtoab«w« *om* q( th» i d ' * ' " Ateale* i groWlnit lack of harmony be- tween the Vatican «n

Ramsay Mftc!>nniil(1 In Raid to he BY ROSS KAKQUIIAR mlim 't o AmAmericl a witithh thh o Idea that Friday—Uu> |>raai-t\t>r gat «fire at Im o-rtn jwrHUHiTn this pfnvernmPnt to pa and ma nnd yin K"' '""'O nt ma nllnw him Snfl.OOft tons of cruisers, tonit'1. In1 wn« nl America contontlnn liprsnlf with 300,- litf Imuir fnr sup ooo. prr ami lu- M^t l wil.cli par! r.f II If that Is so. Mr. MnrDonnld IB wast- v\l>; \vi' likt with his ing time. Ho does not know President licsl. nn Sun nation." home nhe was all Mr, Good, Secretary of War, speak- I „„ afterward, "I produced no excited up. She ing with President Hoover'B authority, ,, Lindbergh declined at the o,• body else attend to bootleg liquor. Teusday—Unkle Ren was sick for Co-operative m*rrhandiHm|?—the nre«t'Bt mcthoil known to create lower prices makei abont a wk. and got to feeling all it poisible for Rojal to offer the unusual values that w» h»T» featured dnrinr our gr*at rite last Sunday but he woodent get New Customers' Drive. As a special inducement for the laat day, we hav« priced Jewelry it The British Home Office shows up till this after noon becuz he still even greater savings. This in nn ideal time for you to open an account. ., financial giant will have 100 drunkenness la diminishing In Oreat had sum medicine left and he sed I, banks la New York. The old Britain; 9,254 fewer arrests In 1918 Drs. was to Xpensive and he wanted ,:.,.,i million has flTen way to the than 1927. 1928 had tbe best alcoholic , to get his muneys wirth. •Million." record since the World War. Wensday—They was a new baby will the irlltton be transferred horned a ctrpple days ago acrost the ,,k8 on sitronomy to the booka crick and It onley wayed three .1 States bankerat pounds, and 1-2. But frura all I can French Medic Forfeits hear I gess they are going ahed and "La«t D»y keep it enny ways. . k ,-*s glanda. When your own ulism, the dendly food-polsonlng dls sed Jane was offly mad becuz I be- t: ••• «ue which claimed s number of vic- gun the letter My Dear Pest. I cud- f. -. «var out aom« of them, Iftclud • i»r the moat Important, can tims In Great nrltatn some years ago dent help it becuz I made a Mistake I:..' and which for year* he had been try- arvd sed that instead of PET witch ; . nated. ing to cflinlint, wag my entenshun, Well who cares Doctor Marie for two weeks lot- for gurls ennywaya. Onley Sissy boys, ,. ipii of Stelaacb In Vienna baa fern) untold ugnny as the deadly dis- and I aint 1 of them. QUALITY DIAMONDS ; youth and "the d«alre to whta- An unusual showing QI quality diamonds ease, which causes a slow and pain it this low price. Guaranteed : -inK" In 700 old men. The ma- ful denth by gradual paralysis of the Use jonr credit ; human batata, however, still ************************ urtnns, while leaving tbe Intelligence OPEN AN ACCOUNT WATCHES . n-itvtl la the fact that when intact, continued ifs ravages bour by Decided at Last ; A great last day value. .. rumes they can die la peace hour, until death released biro. Girl Meant "No" \ Handsomely engraved, The scientist, who was only thirty fully jenel«d and iully Son Francisco, Cullf.—Sam . guaranteed Strap eight years old, hail been experiment- Rncco Is a hard ninn to discour- Watches. f ll W. Stewart, former head ot InK. with the object of discovering a age, but after three trips to Jail •i oil of Indiana, beaten In a ' serum which would net aa aa ami Open An Aeooint f'.u here he, decided that possibly «;h Mf. Reeketellet, it In En* time to - botullami A fwtnlgbl asa f.-.r Miss Betty Herman's ''no" ivrhapa he want there to Join vi title he "08 crushing la his labor- h: : meant Just exactly that atory the dnngerous toxic powder • :: company is a great British which ne hoped would serve the pur Rocco, according to police re- •••••r uod antt-Standard oil Dgbt pose a minute particle lodged ID bit ports, went to an apartment left eye. Two days later he realized house to visit Ulsa Herman. Be : . luitlih want action and an he was Infected with tbe disease. rang her doorbell. Miss Her maD apparently didn't want to A::. . .in representattve who knowa UU eyes became inflamed and the Exquisite i business, they showed tntellV- we him. Sam tried to break in. !!.•• lids closed. Then the mouth and GlenD Dnft, mannger of lire ui selecting Col Stewart, tbroat became paralyzed, and ID turn CREATIONS bouse, protested Sum pulled a ki like a real oil flght. the arms, shoulders and tbe legs. As gun, according to witnesses, an>1 exquisitely en- inK is wrong—and apart from the mouth could not be opened, nour- naved guaranteed anJ 1 fined al Daft. Be missed. He might be unwise to bet against ishment had to be glveD through the BLUE-WHITE DIAMONDS jeweled Wrist Watches I.... kttellen. They have never was still trying to gnin entry compkte with bracelet. nose. when police arrived. At the Three (beautiful blue white diamonds. a, •• 1 the bsblt Of losing. The victim returned all tils mental lustrous and scintillating in a hand-ptercea Opes An city prison . he furnished $500 and engraved mounting ....,.,,....,*!&. $100 lucidity throughout this terrible or- ball nnd was released. !• • l'im, addressing 800 Ecclealaa- $2 A WEEK deal, and followed tbe coarse of the Undismayed, he returned to V,..: Muultors of Uta Catholic Action deadly disease, even commenting on see Miss Herman. She called r.zailon ot Italy, complained of Its tragic progress. Ur. lUcrlmlnatlon" against young police. Sam was arrested again Once be asked to have his eyelids sod once more furnished ball. opened In order that he could see bis Be started for the place a (••• •ia;>ers repraaantlng Mussolinl'a no lit "They are turning blue," be third time. Police, however, I'- ::..'nt attacked and denied the managed to articulate; "then 1 am 0nh,m ROYALS" 9^ ROYAL V4JLIK • statement, declaring that "con- succeeded in persuading him duna for." tie died three days later. I that Mtw Hermtin meant "DO." . '. Catholic organisations U the ************ t *********& •»ry function of any state." I Classified Adi. Bring Results — • - U ol Importance because It in

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Has Hobby for Butterflies Most Beautiful City in Southern Switzerland Mascot Presented by Late Ruler

Clare Luce the former Zlegfeld "Follies" star and America's most copular dancer of the day, photographed recently In Parts with Chink, the mascot doll presents to her by the late Sun-Yat-8en.

Photo shows Lugarno, in southern Switzerland, which is famed for its srcnlc beauty and attractive Missionary Onc$ Enough! * SNAPPED AT CHICAGO—Mn. Vital Kite makes beautiful picture* climate. of butterflies, grasses and flower*, It U claimed that she lias the only classified collection o( Ozark Mountain butterflies In existence. British Machine Gun Company in Jerusalem

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Brother George J. Feltes, 8. J. plans will lead tain to snow- SNAPPED AT LONDON-Mrs. bound Alaska as the first flying Sydney Webb, High Priestess of missionary to preach In the* land the Labor Party of Oreat Britain, Of the Eskimo. He Is ready to who recently refused a title, she Operate his* missionary plane as a told her husband, Lord Paufleld, flying pulpit In Uy Far North. Secretary of State for Dominion He plan* to equip his plane with Affairs and for the Colonies, that pontoon* and skill a* well as SNAPPED AT PEEPING, CHINA-A Chinese melon seller takes hi* she changed her name once when wheels so that he may land either she married him and that was noon siesta In the streets of Pelplng entirely oblivious to the march of. SNAPPED AT JERUSALEM—A British machine gun company which took part In the engagement on lee, water or snow. enough. commerce around him. With a force of Arabs in the Jewish Garden City of Talpiotli. Battleship Oregon Retired G. A. R. Veterans Convene at Portland One Couple Will Never Separate

Uniy a IUUUIUI oi tne lamisaiui* who taught on the Union side are lett, and out of this handful Just a •Biall number convened at Portland for the annual convention. Here are live Department Commanders, left to right: Commander J. A. MacQregur, Georgia; Merton B. Stone. New York; Charles H. Mitchell, Missis- sippi; Philip Engelskurger, Pennsylvania, and W. A. Drake, South Dakota.

John Maxwell, possessed of a double vote, baritone and wprano, | *eai» this unique costume In "Murray Anderson's Almanac" at Kr- SNAPPED AT PORTLAND, ORE—The battleship Oregon has been langert Theatre In New York. Cover one-half of the figure In U» abov« ' retired and rests here with two live-masted schoonen that were formerly used for lumber transportation. All of the boaU art now being used for photograph with a piece of paper, then remove It and cover the 1 hltai purposes. half and note the surprising result. « Hello, Everybody President's Son on the Green

SNAPPED AT MILWAUKEE- Jack Deinpsey aud Jim Curbett, two of the country's most popular furmer heavyweight champion*, sre shown broadcasting over Station WTMJ after their performance, at a local Young Alan Hoover, son ol the Chief Encutlve, pitches one OJI u> America's leading surgeon* who are visiting at Suig Sing nave an aatonlahlng view oi the uew operating cl vaudeville theatre. Denipsey has recently bwn licensed as a promoter room and equipment that has been completed In the new building at Bing 81ng Prison. litre convicts who the green at the fashionable homestead. Hot Spring*, Va., In a uui«' by the Illinois State Boxing Commission. need surgical attention can get It under the molt modern conditions possible^ which would da the well known Bobby Jone* credit how to behave In conn." IrOWti, WtVy Mllr. ' \ Good Only h Actlim Took N»j». From Alcalnl Shu gfion bornmc n favorite of the I»hhp1 hns brown, wavy hair and t The degree of Ph. tv, of doctor of Thp Mnrp f\n% of the Soviet mkm t\nrrn nml no grpnt wn» hor popnlnr vivid, rlenr Pnmplcxlon. Sh<> plnyn One aecrft act of «p!f denial, one Rn.v mm, If real, If mnr)« from the philosophy, In thd Mghett decree given Is nf n-'l f,r «i>nrl<>t rloth-lenKtb to Itv with thi> people |(mt hmulrpclB ol hookfv nnd pnlf, Hkos music hut doM of Inclination to dnty, Is herrlos of the WpBt Indian buy trpe, with Hlrohi.l ailried When Die .Ir ! r>T " iinl«r fnvorltp worth nil thp mpro gond t tiled of flip hprrlrn were ftrRt (llsrnv I Thpre nrp nunj othpr rtegn-eii -(rnrh uro n culilen slrfclp nrid hammer, lar- christened Inhtipl. nnllinr In fiporRp Ellnt nnfl she en warm fppllngs, pamlonntp prnyerB, In which ererl, rum thfl no I,I., fi (dorlor of Inw) whlrh mnnntnl lit n (lip pointed T*4 tt*r with A picturs whlota «tim« srtomwi thf prpfWPB a pr*fcri>ni'e fur "old fnali Idlp people Indulge themiiplvPR phenppst nlrotwl - Npwman. was nn<>'l Hcnr "buy rum." hnnnrnrv o C'lilm hnnler. I— living room of "No. 10" In Ifl24 IK Innpd" nnvrls. Rlip la an enlhunlnatlr bnrk !n the name place today. It Is t Btiirtenl of rhetnlstry. u_ MacDonald, Daughter photograph of the Harden seat in Un tulihel HCrnmpnnlcil her fatliST f« "J Premier, Talk* of roln Inn flclrtu which bear* the fol Amprlcn tn 1027 und mnde R fivorn lowing Inscription: bio ImprPHBlon. When MHcDoniilrl b» Her Philosophy. "Thli seat hue been placed here rnme III, she took his plnce «i the In memory of Margaret MacDonald prtnclpnl speaker at a social let ban ierlom yonnt woman who spent her life tn helping other* quet In New York. v ,,, who would rather en In nepd. She took no real from rtolnv 8he hn» been B diligent campBlgner THE %w PACKARD '< ;;'",:,« than politician* t, for good." for the Ijihor party, speaking for ber r '" ,,,,n.i time l» her lift one of Friends of the MncDonald famllj father, her brother, and their col- ""' r,,,fl most importnm hogtewes leagues. On the platform she drop* ,,fl m hnve snld thnt Ishhel Is tnnch Ilkt 1llf T MncDonnld.JBrk-eyeDnnldJBrkeyed dangh her mother, a noted welfare worker1 her quiet manner arid has been s known tn IndulRe In some of her fa- ' ; ,!r,lnln'. >*w»l«, J. R» tohbel hit* speit mnrh ttme ttmiyiny ther's CBIl'Mc ' ,,t,,,|(|, I. attain the mlatrei. ot the problems, of poverty, motherhcod "treet. where h STANDARD EIGHTS and Infiint mortality, She chose a „, of the Bible Lost in France the seat on the l^indon county onnnHI ID In preference to one In pnrllnmenl »< I .ill'" It Returned to Ownei one knew whethei Ishbei that nhp could carry on her work Wnshlngton.—A Bible stolen from offer the outstanding rill (I in Icnve the Enidlsb "Whit* among the poorer clnsses. VII ? him In the University of Beaume at nftM rhe Labor party'! down Her 8oelal Philosophy. HIJoo^ France, during the World war '. !!'• „., one know* how the feel* While campnlgnlng for the Labor ten years ago, wai retained to Far- luxury, comfort and ';";„„(., return. Her Wend, w party, ahe concisely expressed hei mount R. White, formerly athletic ';;;;":„ llinKe, hope, to obtain. am *oelnl philosophy In five points; coach of the Newport Newt blgt hut they believe the "1 believe every mother shouln school at Newport, Va., recently, engineering improvements «n h« un* to hnve the chance of bringing children The Bible, a gift of Mr. White'* ,.!.,) welfare work. Into the world without Impairing hei mother, wns sent, accompanied by a which the world expects u „, n not yet twenty-one, iM left own health In that natural function letter from Mnrtha V. Grlgnhy, of Bid "Evuy family chAttM )»»» a 4* ' Wp*t One Hirmtm> BtghtwMb ate new Packard ',, „,,. m 1(124 to take charge of the cent house and healthy surrournilnn* New York. Tlie letter explained how from Packard 0 lifl'l 'n*1' 'h°mD*' bnt lsn' "Every child should hnve a good "1 take xrcflt pleasure In sending advances and greatly en- great social suM-esi of prlmnry and seoondnry edncntlnn. ' your Bible you lost In the One Hun riched fittings and appoint- Ail models embody the new We cordially invite yon to see t-i-i "When large sums have been In 1 I he .lllllT ilred Sixteenth street subway station, meats. They are more beautiful, inside, adjustable sun visors, the new Packard Standard Sha l! vestod In developing good citizen* (found by a friend of mine. I am col- more convenient, more luxuri- adjustable driver's seat and Eights—and to drive one. We tlrey should he permitted to tnnke ii,,f reply t» • woman who volun ored, but colored or while. I am sur« ous than ever before. steering gear, newly-perfected will gladly explain the costs of ose of tholr education for the bene Pi ,„ help choose her gowm and (tot you.jiHll be glnd to get youi shatter-proof glass, dashboard ownership, so that you can fit of themselves and their country Bible." u, n.HKc on coun behavior showed These superb cars, outstanding lockers—and the improved compare them with your pres- Instead of helng asked to die for ; She did not know that the Bible had ^;ir;|l,,risrlc Independence. in the fine car field, are now on powerolapt with its four-speed ent motoring expenses. Your their country. been stolen from Mr. White on thf I |, ni> choaeo my own gown!," display at our show rooms. We transmission and stil[ further old car will be accepted as ,,„ i,i,'"nnil I think I lhall know "I do not lielleve war Is ItiPvltnhle.' . Western f> •" '-n yenrf ago. 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ments. The Otto Wilke-WilH* Mnra game made Mm go the four r., fracas failed to materialize, due to RndollB tried, but In vain. i0 Linden Ring To Be Scene Of All-Star Watson Scores Over DeFelice In Mura, for no known reason, failing knock nut, in fact had himself"!'" o put in nn appearance. Some of from throwing so many punrh...."",!', he spectators agreed Mura wns right, hoiil. kppt, the fans in hut Boxing Card Monday Night Sensational Bout At Linden Club ns he could not win over Wilke un during the ontire (our r<,i>n,|."' ' er any circumstances, last week's raw The other four rounder intn.i Henneaay Otitpunched By William*—Otto Wilke, Linden Boy, decision still being fresh in hi* mind. A sure rome.r in Martin y\. ', ? "The y Young Anthony, puncher de luxe, will Others arguing that Wilke's body Pound* Opponent Fnto SubfnJuinn Haynack'i Shoulder Keyport. Weighing 131 ib» VL gan adopted by the local promoters, is showing have his work cut out for him when he squares punching had made Mum a sure hoy opposed to Johnny Vo^i" Hifrna "f being1 truthful if the card of bouts off against Jimmy Green of Matawan. Green Dislocated In First Round Of Snappy the day after the last, ni^lil and he CrnnforH, 130 lbs. The r> did not care for any more of Wilke's slated for next week are to be taken as a cri- a puncher on the same style as Anthony should Bout With Murof»ky. f-nce in weight did not iitcip vm Rtyle of war far*. Wilke was oppdsed port boy from tearing into th," i*"y terion. extend the Linden boy to the limit but An- hy Tony Anderson of Newark. Wilke A night jammed full nf upsets and and nn examination by Dr. Glasston ford entry ami pummellng him r'" The Reagan-Warner combine is bringing to thony, a real hard puncher can be depended eager to make a showing after the pillar to post. Vogel wan ,!,„,.„fn,' r surprises was rnjovoil hy a small showed that Haynack had thrown his Linden attractions such as never before have upon to give a good account of Himself. This sprawl of last week started out in nhoH counts in the third roun.i crowd of fans -*t the weekly show right shoulder out of place. Haynack business like fashion to pummel An- been shown in New Jersey. Seven five round bout should not last the scheduledjffve rounds, waa rushed to' the dressing room twice again in the fourth romvi both boys being such hard punchers a knock of tjie Lindeti Sporting Club Monday derson's tummy. Anderson appeared feree Coplan had little worn ,i bouts are to be ushered into the pugilistic lime- night at Ukrainian Park. where Dr. Olasaton, after a half like a scared deer, scampering hither Worry I. light, making a total of thirty-four rounds to out can be expected at any time of the fight. The star bout of the evening had hour's work placed the dislocated and thither for a place of shelter. ing the winner of this fight «. I: i .It. be presented. In addition to the novelty of five Otto Wilke, blond tiger of Linden, «3 its principals, Teddy Watson of shoulder back in position. A return Otto smashed one or two hard right el proved himself to be tho M, , will be brought back to the local club, making Jersey City and Johnny DeFelice of match between these two boys would hand punches to Anderson's chin and from the. opening gong. In ju,.; round bouts the match-makers are going to Vogel it must be laid that h, off«r seven Linden boys meeting worthy oppon- his third appearance, to meet Kid Blondy of Cliffwood. Watson, a terrific puncher be in order. then a hard right hand under the Elizabeth. Wilke hw scored two itim in as gave a great exhibition of real fight- The opening six rounder cpntain- g not take a backward step ents. ing for four rounds but allowed De- ed thrills aplehtly. Joe HettftfSsy, heart made Anderson look for a sow-1 entire four rounds afltf aft Tony Berlin, the talk of Linden's gay many starts and is anxious to keep his slate fortable spot to plant his body. Both knock down got up to make clean and score a win over Blondy. Wilke, ir- Felice to rail? in the fifth and sixth. Hughie Boyle's welterweight star, boys were sparring, looking for a national try to even matters l> white way, will be seen in the star bout of the DeFelice won the plaudits of the met a tartar in Nick Williams of Jer- spot to land when Anderson crumb- clearly outclassed by Eickel. evening opposed by Clem Pappas of Newark. respective of how the fight is going is always crowd by his display of gameness, for Bey City. The first round looked the led to the canvas, rolling over, wait- Referee Joe Hall and Harry Pappas, real peeved by the story that he took giving his best, a real crowd pleaser and pleas- after being floored from a stiff right final for Hennessy, for after one ing to be counted out. Referee Kin- handled the fights in efficient••••i,i. a run out on Tony two weeks ago pleaded for ure to watch. Blondy showed last week at the hander in the first round for a nine minute of fighting Williams swashed dle Coplan refused to count over the ner. Doc Ost, former Rosellc , Cranford club and his style of milling made second count he weathered a stormy a right hander to Hennessy's chin fallen gladiator sensing that Ander- handled the time keeping job , wh, the opportunity to face the local bombarder first round and came on to make a dropping Joe to the canvas for a nine son did not possess the qualities that usual snappy manner. and was quickly signed to a contract. Thia an inBtant hit with the crowd, where he was great stand in the closing rounds. count. Hennessy, a cagy ringster, go to make fighters and disqualified should be a bout worth going miles to see as immediately signed for the Wilke go. If Otto DeFeltce, a gamester, who only know held off the Jersey City boy for the him for quitting. to fight was opposed by a boy who At can get past Blondy he will be doing some- remainder of the round and then The opening four round bout fea-, the ill feeling between these two boys should has met the best of his class, but thing worth while and will surely place him- went to his corner in a haiy condi- tured Mike Sadella of Elizabeth and Ttw expression "at loggerheads" u go a great way in making the fight a slam- this did not cause the Cltffwood boy derived from the lump of wood, gelf more firmly in the graces of the local fans. tion••«"•'-.»-». Valuabl«e advic»-....e- _*fro m th...e- ol-.d- Phi,l Angel_ | o o f MillburnMillburn. . AngeloAngelo,, a bang affair from the opening gong. Berlin is to hold any fear for the Jersey City- Hhj An e 0 of a "l"logger," " fattened to a honwi „ fox, Boy e, kept Joe in good »Und- . * , , headed to the road of great fights and prom- Buster Brown, young bantam weight from ite for he continuously kept tearing in? t found h f to prevent straying. When he rench^ mg for the remainder of the bout, I posin"?„g„ a. youn,„g_ boy.„„ . An.„, d a„s. ofte„,.„n„ 7is. ises to make sh«H w«»k oi.tlw N»wark-fir»ek Jjtfuteil'fi fourth ward... will make his first bow into Watson and in the last two can- Joe boxing juat as he was told from Its head be could get no farther—the ises t » ttra 'made Watoon cevnr M4 NA to the case, jouth was served. Sadella before localians wnen he opposes Petey* Vane hk tfirmer pr*

OTX MONTHS AGO, after a standards set by the factory. We Popular Prices \D thorough inspection of every- thank Studebaker -Erskine Six thing and everybody in our serv- owners for their helpful criti* Time Trials Start 1:00 P. M. ice department, The Studebaker asms and suggestions which civ Corporation of America awarded •bled us to improve our service* A.A.A. SANCTION this Certificate of Merit. Please keep on telling us ways to Now Under Management of Today we have won it again! serve you better. Sixmonthsfr now we shall again have to prove Evans Speedway Association Being human, we are glad our to the factory that our •ervice measures up to the high has been l^ept up to DAVE EVANS, Mgr. in "MafebaJur" Champioiu Suijd&y evening 10:16 to 10:46 Stolen WEAF and TOO.Network RABINOWirZ HARDWARE J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE "If It's Hardware. We Have It!" 'Jottik BtudebaJur Distributor for MlddltMi County Full line of Wmv Cat* aad 363 Division Street 250 George Street Main and Water Stf. HARDWARE. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES Prevent infection I Tteat every cut, wound or Perth Amboy.N.J. New Brunswick, N. J. South RiVer, N, X HOUSE FURNISHINGS •cratch with this power- * the World Told

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.„ . SNAPPED AT ROME-Left to right: Dlno Or and!, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Gen. Italo Balbo, Minister, of Aviation, and Gen. Amillo de Bono, Minis ter for the Colonies, three of the seven new Cabinet members who have been appointed by Premier Musso linl, who retains two posts and the control of policies. ,! 'hnny Duarte. n»tlve youth, for the third year In succession won <;r around the Uland" bicycle race and the champloaihip of Hawaii.. First Buddhist Temple at Stockholm !i: time for the elghty-four-mlle grind, which was over treacherous : nitaln pasMt, tu 4 hours 55 minutes and 0 seconds. Smallest Revolver Forty Years Old Capt. Nate Barrnger of the famous University of Southern California football team, the Coast champions of 1928. The team will meet Stan- lord, California and Notre Dame all within four weeks' time. Enjoys Quiet Vacation

Hrty years ago, this revolver, which actually ahdots, was sent over '•••••••• from England. This revolver U the property of Elsie Aymar of Mrs. Herbert Hoover leaving the fashionable homestead at Hot ' N- v London, N. H, and Geneva, N. Y. 80 far as Is known, there Is no- Interior of the Buddhist Temple, showing wax figures, which was recently presented to King Gustaf at Springs, Va., where she and her son, Alan, are enjoying a short fall , • r revolver of thli site in thU country that can actually short a Sweden by a Mongolian ruler. It Is now temporarily shown at the Ethpographlcal Museum In the Swedish vacation, for a ride among the Blue Ridge Mountains with Mrs. Frank j L B. Kellogg, wife of the former Secretary of State.

Actors Must Eat To Be Largest Telescope Reflecting Mirror Gathering Up Dead Ducks ;

When this huge device Is completed it will be the world's largest telescope reflecting mirror. It is b.ing constructed by C. W. Woodworth, centre, professor of entomology at the University of California, who has spent two years In Its construction and needs, he says, another year to finish It. If It is successful the great telescope will be nearly twice the size of the largest one now existing.

Fletcher Osgood of Chelsea, M» la known to hundreds of thou- Indirect Cause of Trouble in Palestine sands of theatre-goers all over the v. irld. Ha has appeared In Shake- !• • Ai'.an roles, playing the part of 1 amlet and other star characters. ;U icast 300,000 dead ducks are strewn alon J'.- even actors must eat, so Mr. C.ood, during the present Inactive m"U h of the Bear Eiver and Great Bait Lk^ eating fermented food and drinking too muoh 'iy mud impregnate.I ] -iod In the theatrical world, has b; >me watchman and special jollce-, 1 of water this year- '"•"I at Adams House, the noted hovc-lry In Boston. with alkali, this condition being due to the Men are stationed along the shore at intervaj .shotguns to frightttn the birds and to keep them moving on to oU^ itories of fresh water- Inquiring Hopes to Lif *Tne Cup

.ST T'HMIIUS U|)lun illlmt' n n'iri'MUiiK clip "I U-B made lrm,. n» tolluwiiiii finii|)hiinl'. Jiuni III.: Mu;:.n un tjk'iid m ihf hope thai ne will Hit the big [menmtumal Yic :iUnii j'.it' Jewish bi' linn- u.411 reinoveii Uii1 ^ th« lii.itLiii'tluiiii of tlie deputy ai the next raws to be held bulnccn t.ia and the AintiicHii t-ntry. 1 who belongs in t':i« huut,eh.jl.i of Mi. an Itl oIU-ll:ii: iJUUIIUi' l!l 1 \ ;.'.;i: l:uly is Luis Mui'.ui «! '• " r.l ti'i'r of New London, IN. li. It ar> an innuisitivu M l>m' { into tlie Jewish men (iiiLinllan v.»m:bcti 'fitinc twist. Ha is looking ttt the innards uf a Urallex f TV*

*t^^:^,a*,.«^^i.^^r'.;.^,. ^...w,,.,»:-,;: i,.vK.,;,^A.^.*«-::,^ks.:^^^ .,,;,;irt8ai '-.. jt^L^L^L^L^L^Hillt^^LBBaaMmk'i^^(ifrffSHlaBi«Brl^L^ ing Wetltdtt The youth wtK> t* M1111 It 111•IMIII»»»• to ft* In position torth t •hot, malnmi In the cur. seeing the rmttl* anrlng htm and the weapon waa dla> Kill* Father-in f_j»w (rnln« stron(1j agiilnfit hi* comp«n- rhnrRPfl. ttm hnlIM lodging In hit !r>n, JnmrxMi ont to hrlp. Elinor*, aw*- nprk. in DenpTnte Ing the odrlii nE«lnat hf-r. not up *nrh Two young sons were with him at I'nrtiioili. Ky I iirlcn ('. Turk. » m-ronnilng that I hi' youth* noram tlip tlmo. One ranfo r did, but the fa- fnrtf yriirw (Mil, mul his fnlhcr filial hnrk Into the enr and drove You Have 8 More Banking Days ther wag dead before aaslRtnne* In-liiw, W. S. Mcn..y, forty nine, lustily nwnj. ftflor rlnhblng Wel- wma. ll» xu formerly % merchant <*rjjr.5ltwT tti n plut'it fipfltT tn rtw fWff rr IWT ftff 1IWWI Wfftl tft* WKTt (If nt Thnrnwood, hut recently hart be- Intti'r'H hnrdwnrc store nt P.nnl n plaint. (fiin dntlea as anleamnn for a Balti- to enter the noil In wlilrli MM Iny wns killed The youth who had battled with more house. Ilia widow. Two sons, nnd Turk was Kerloiiffl; wounded. F.llnore carried with him her [>um«, two brother* nnd one algter survive. A BOY THUGS ROUTED could not stay there, he explained gan to group about the bear babies. Tony had been locked up for beat- The mother rushed Into the open, and, BY DETROIT GIRL Ing his wife. The wife, be It known, rising rm her hind feet, cuffed the cows had forgiven hlg cave-man tactics (as right arfd left One cow, In particu- Wouldn't Allow Scamps of women do), ahd Insured his release lar, she followed so closely that It by withdrawing the charges against Jumped a fence to escape the blows. That Ag« to Rob Her. him. A3 she left the courtroom she smiled at Tony and urged him to fol- Lightning "Bobbed" JUlr An Automobile Detroit, Mich.—Elinore Hnuman, low her home. Just a year out of Switzerland, has Krlstloehamn, Sweden.—How light- Instead, her belligerent spouse ning performed an Involuntary hair strong Ideas about the age qualifies- turned, te on officer and asked to be bobbing on a woman In Bonneberg, Uont at holdup, num., .-. ... - ..... ledM* «p «*•<*« W*- ivdg* W* bl» FULLY EQUIPPED near "here.' has ] U been W«' "W tfl* Therefore, when three jontha of jails are for those who don't want U victim, Mrs. Signe Panlstroem. vnfflclently tender age to be lain to be locked np. A heavy thunderstorm passed recent- over a father's knee for a good, old- "All right," said Tony. "Just yon ly over ber boose. Lightning struck It fashioned rebuke, attempted to hold wait, I go home. I take a good sock and Mrs. Paolstroem was rendered un- Three Cash Prizes In Gold np Kllnore and her escort CnxLWel- at her. Then you will bring me back, ladtt, the girl refused to be Impressed. Just the same," I^JUSIllllUB. W1IWS Wtt •W6«G Sn4 NWH part of her hair burned off by the Two of the youths Jumped oat of lightning and her hair pins melted. an automobile and, approaching Wei- Shifting Branch Brings ladtt'a car, ordered tie occupants to get out. The lads were armed, Death to Snake Hunter Sl*«p katl tfc Ellnore, who ts twenty-one, got out Franklin. W. Va.—Virgil M. Cal•' "~~ *100 *75 *50 Women have an advantage over men In a hurry and greeted the callow houn. thirty-eight, of Thornwood. In being able to sleep longer and more bandit on her aide of the car with near here, was fatally shot when a peaceful];. Dr. Bernard Hollander, a resounding smack alongside the .22-caliber revolver which he had London alienist, is the authority for The contest closes October 7th—Open your account this week or make a deposit on your nose. Then she selied his pistol hand drawn to kill • large rattlesnake this statement. He says women are and grappled with him. waa accidentally discharged. old account! The second ymrtn was boar watch- less troubled bjt dreams. Moderate A sapling broke as he steDDed on It dreaming Is not harmful, he says. YOUR NUMBER MAY BE A LUCKY ONE WHAT THE PERTH AMBOY TRUST CO. Founded 1902 NATIONAL FOOD 147 SMITH STREET 4 Branch Office: 563 Ambdy Avenue ~ PRESERVATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

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is essential to keep perishable food its IRONING ATTACHMENT products in wholesome, healthful, palatable form. Fifty degrees is , the danger point. If the temper- ature creeps above that point— Washes even so much as three or four points—perishables suffer. They Everything that spoil quickly, become less appetiz- ing, less nourishing. Requires 1. IN HEALTH Only artificial refrigeration, used Laundering Food preservation . . . The health twelve months in the year, will of your family hinges upon that safeguard the health of your family' including important consideration. And the —and the family pocketbook. Blankets, Bath RotMft, condition of the family pocket- Makeshift methods of refriger- book, too. Americans spend twenty- ation are a danger to health and Curtain*, Furniture three billion dollars a year for food happiness. Coven. Rag Mali —stud waste a fiftil of it Why? How? Not because the home manager is willingly wasteful; but because perishable food products spoil Why do they spoil? Government Authorities have found that an average temperature below fifty degrees the year around, 2. IN GOLD

Share In 835 Prize ASHES everything thoroughly and without injury to the Contest Awards Totaling finest materials. Washes quickly and was the nrst electric washer on the market to have an ironing attachment with which to finish AAA00 the laundry work. 5 • ^/ ^T ^T CASH VALUE The Thor Ironer works on the shaft of the wringer. Jtut For writiug bent 400 word letter telling) "Why 50 remove the wringer when not in use and set the ironer in its place. DegrcM lit the Danger Point," you can viinjiratprime—

lids Thor combination of wisher and MODEL HOME A ironing attachment, both run by electricity, Public Service Electric and Gas Company To wl the natiou thinking un second prize a 1930 uve-unMcn> removes tiring work of washday and com- I would like to tee the Thor Washer and Ironer this vitally iui[M)Huiit topic of grr Cadillac Cuupe, M-lllng at demonstrated in my own home. FlcaaeuraAge such *»,5*>S r. O. II. Detroit; tlie third pletes laundry work in half the time re- proper fuod prenvrvalion - to a demonstration without expeiue torobligatio n to me. glean new idetui, m-w fu< In ami l>ri*e $2,000 in gold and «o on quired by other methods. figure* concerning food prtttH*r- down the list of U32 other big vutluu in guarding health jiiiil canh awurd*. Nam* preventing economic waste, the Aak any refrigeration dealer Nut ion ul rood Preservation, for your free copy of the booklet Washer and Ironer complete only |119.25 No. Council offerit jirtw* to tbe value "How to Safeguard Your of |2S,W)U fur the beat enuays in a Family's Health/' Thin tell* cash or $158.25 if purchased on terms of $5 City National Idea Contest. you the rules of the route*t( tbe down and eighteen months to pay balance. The capital prize ia a Model name* of the judgeal and l Ilouaei o>rr 110,00|10,0 0 in gold. The complete Ibt of prixaa. \ - , PERTH AMBOY COUNCIL KcUy «nd HciUinilui, >4 Smith Street, Pwth Ambor U» Fwth Amtwy Hirdwin Company, 313 UtiUoa AYMUI, Perth Aadwy DamaUc Bo«Lneeting S«le> Ctuupur, 1U M.ditoa Av.au., Perth AnlNf PVBLICMSEKVICE . , Couttj jtltctric Com way. HI Uijib 8tr**t, IVrtb Amboy Utility Salt* CoiDoritioo. Hi Suit SlnU, Perth An;bor t^rskt #wtn« tad Ow Compwr, IM •nlth : Why so and pW'cfisKrenred and sed. The alt-potnted star I* W*.***. ' ary The smallest periodical In, The largest learn fn the world BM at • .jnihol from eariy tbsA ft •» becur, she id verry rltoh and never •aid to be thn*« f a pnlm which surer* with her FJushemt. to be the iperlnl edltlnn of Hip Inn (l a h*jB(trnm rompoeed of h«R finely divided don Times, primed fnr the ijiiwn't grows on (he hunks of the Amaaon. laternl Irlnnglc^ A« sneh. It WtS I so Imlny when he doll house on Mnr<-h in. \KH It mom They reach a length of from 30 to 80 in a oynitiot ill Ju'lnl«m find Is krrirwti rums hnitic frum \ Classified Adv. Will Sell It - orcd 2>4 by 2'4 Inches O-et nnd are 10 to 12 feet In breadth U the Mneen linwlil. nr Slilpld at wirk why mi had B David. Arthur BrUbanO U supnrize for him and hnd it all set up nnd flfter she I old him whut thf Industrie. Grow. pnyinpnt.fi wnn why S pn wanted to hear ^mMM E inm c h c a r f u 1 i M S A Y MACDONALD, elected music iind etc. Ant R ,,W<1 of the British Empire hr the Emmy says she , ' pl,rt», 1« here, the first Brlth.li rnnl see why them ';!„;:, Minuter to Tl.lt the United Announcers wont RESS tell whut is the MILLIONS 5,nlP, while In office. y MacDanrifl'i reception will be ni\me nf there sta- r shun in sted of , nrCorded> royalty, which Is not just say ing a few „',,. grating fa Importance dum letters like • -,,,. rrlnie Minister U the most 0 Tn Kln they [ lniiiiK Dr. .Inhii ileohes of Ice creem and not get sick. \,iKS Uh\>o\ MacDonald, here with Pn win. iind now ma is sore at him. i W. WIICR, former n nirli of the ulilu r.ther will seem old-fashioned to i ffess prohly hi'cuz he in takeirtu my , Sliite university pie en. n» advisory rv of our rising female generation. hard ernt money from me like that. "' si,',, does not smoke or drink alco- cimch at Ynle. Pocici r Wllre is known Sunday—I negleckted to taik my ,,,,'11,. liquors and doe* not paint or nutliinnlly ns nn umilvticitl student of bath on the regalar day and so ma ,,!,>r her face. footnnll and lila InvcNtlgiitlon of the made me do so this a. m. I got to And most old fashioned of all, she existing couching Kliimilnn at Vnle Is sinning and she balled me out for be- On the I'athway of l,ife is the , „ mok after her father and take expected to yield prurilcal results In ing so noysy and I replyed and sed flate of Tolerance. Once you ''. rloua Interest In public affair*. Improvement of technique. diddent beleave in keeping it a se- pass its portals you are in the *####*#**#***###•* ##«-»•»*#•» crib when you taik a bath. I-and of Understanding where Gf-rmany mourns the lot* of Strese- Munday—Tonite wile I *as a Lha causa* at motive! and ac* ,n great';I6»T«I1WW »«««,• H N«w York VilUg* studying M\y Tiome wlrifat home why tions are clear to your under- m1I standing, and your sympathy ,.,',, nrtuaily worked himself to death Outlaws Airplane t ast pa what was* figgers of Speach and after he herd ma tawking out in |N the next five yews, S98,00O,0OO becomes real. Germany. Before he died, he had Pelharo Manur, N. ¥.—Thi „„ mtlsfacllon ol negotiating the frunt he wank at me and sed. Host will be spent in Ntw Jeney for im A modern ••rvle* con>ci*ntioat- board of trustees of this village Wimen is. fV „ nation of the Rhineland, thus re- has outlawed, the airplane. proved state highways,- $100,000,000 \y p*rform«4. Th* •xpanta Teusday—I oney made 1 miss take known ia advaaca, and mad* ,,.,„„ to Germany ,hw territorial The board paseed the follow »• In the class In langwidge today and for ftifway expansion,- other millions vary mcxUrita at your with. Ing ordinance recently: that wassent reely my fait. The teach- "The construction on or oat er ait me what was a Sluggerd and (or harbors, waterways end airports, FUNERAL HOME h>' tragic rebellion of convicts In ot any property In the village I ast Glsy and she told me it was a (108,000,000 to extend and im- i nlorado State prison haa ended. Prize Fighter and it seems like I was 44 CrM> Street for an airport, aviation field oi WoodbrMg*, New Jan*r hundred and fifty convicts walked other similar project or for the rone. But my conshient* is clear enny prOv« Ine telephone system. •} Millions hands raised aboTe .their head*, way*. Eat 1904 commercial development of air (or me edvftncement of a progressive NEW JERSEY BELL Tel. Woodbrldfe 284 -urrender. planea, seaplanes, dirigibles or Thirsday—They was a cupple here vissitlng tonite and they kep quarllng St*e! TELEPHONE COMPANY R. A. Hlr»»r A. F. other flying devices Is problb moat of the time till nobuddy cuddent Fneral'Dtraet* IHSTITOT^JACKED Pur leader* of the rebellion had Ited." tawk much. After they had went A NEW JIMIY BY NATIONAL RESOURCES." V MI themselyea. During the night home pa sed to ma that that woman • .-.,. < onvlcta, at Interval*, had thrown ,.,- of an upper window the bodle* ,-' euards captured and murdered by t.wn. the warden having on each o ,:nlon refused to let them go free.

on>o a prison Inmate wu a poor »: ! miserable creature, with poor and t; -i-ruble friend*, If any. s.iino woman, aad-faced, might come t< *..•« the man In Jail, bringing her t ..], to see him, through the bar*, p.. ri n him, perhaps, a few centa' v :'h ot tobacco.

:Mi is all changed In these bootleg do-. Convlcta hare, ontaide the •; ..n walls, gangster frlenda that i :'Mit money unlimited. Convtrts > .iflord to buy privileges, Including .. • even at the high prices charged !:. I'HHon traffic. '' .LI druga played a part In the r -iido outbreak, with It* reckies* .:::t. neglect business Inherited from HiHr father*, and allow abUr men to to any teat you can think of. What others claim, this set doet. What- exvnd and develop the bnalneaa." ever we say, it goes us one better. That 1* trne In »ome cases. No Vanderbilt runa the New York Cenv Let your wife have her choice of lovely, lasting cabinets. New ship* tral Railroad, no Ryan manages street ear lines, no J. J. Hill descendant ment just in. Come now and congratulate yourself the rest of your nuoagee great railroads In the West • Hut It Isn't true always. life! Price is easy on your purse. Pay out of income, if you like.

For Instance, John D. Rockefeller, Jr, not conspicuous on the golf course or polo field, runs successfully the bluest business In the world, turned ever to him by his father, now past ninety.

And th* American Tobacco Com- pany i* run with an extraordinary success, to which Its competitors will •;i testify, by a very young man, George W. Hill, who Inherited the Job from tila father. Here and there young men Inherit ability • and ambition with great wealth, but sot often. It Is easy to succeed In spite ol poverty. It Is difficult to succeed In spite ol wealth, Wilbur D. Huston, brilliant boy Price from Seattle, IT year* old, has beguu hi* wlenttao career at the Massachu- setts inatUutt of Technology, chosen Complete, less tubes by Thoma* A. HdUou a* th* brightest young Baa in th* country. Brerrbodr wtohe* him auBees*, and to will have It.

Thousand* of other boyf may com- fort themselves with the knowledge that they have as good a chance a* this young man, and perhaps betUr, although nobody (elected them "to succeed Thomas A. BdWon." As low as $10 cash 4 DROPHEAIX SEWING MACHINES and $2 per week linger, New flonw. Domestic Wheeler | Wilaon, Davis TW «r*»U i> PINK CONDITION t*ok Uk. New CONCANNON'S S The following contractors have completed their work on the FORDS NATIONAL BANK 'and are pleased to refer to the bank as to their ^—— thorough and satisfactory work. ~..-— •—-—

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GENERAL CONTRACTOR No Job too Big No Job too Small

Tel. Perth Amboy 1576-R 442 Laurie St., Perth Amboy CHARLES C. DICKSON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Electrical Supplies - Wiring - Fixtures Authorized Distributor For

•••»•;*-••* • Temple, Steinite and Freed -Eisman Radios TeL Perth Amboy 2993 New Brunswick Ave^ FORDS ANDERSON 1 Specializing in - • if: JOHNS-MANVILLE BUILT-UP ROOHNG Tel. Perth Amboy 1398 575 Sayre Ave., Perth Amboy JENSEN & RODNER HERBERT A. SCHRIMPF PLUMBERS Structural Steel Tel. Perth Amboy 183 FORDS Tel. P. A. 1481 378 Market St., Perth Amboy ANBERS ANDERSON PAINTING SANTOROtlLECO. % Tel. Perth Amboy 1240-J 23 Ford Av< Tel. P. A. 2062 211 Broad St. Perth Amboy ^ - The Remodeled and Newly Equipped Fords National Bank Will open its doors for public inspection tomorrow SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1929

* The officers and directors cordially invite you to inspect the modern equipment and increased facilities. A huge Diebold vault, weighing ten tons, encased in concrete, offers ample protection for i your valuables and money. Modern lighting fixtures; new furniture, and more space places the Fords National Bank in a position to serve the people of Fords, Keasbey, and Hopelawn with complete satisfaction. —

Join us in the celebration of the opening of our practically

i • , New Building tomorrow^ Gome along with us nowior a new record of progress in your financial affairs.

DIRECTORS: ABEL HANSEN OFFICERS: THE GREATLY ENLARGED SPACE AND MODERN FACILITIES OF ALSO TO ACCEPT THE BANKING BUSINESS OF MANY NEW OUR PRACTICALLY NEW BANK BUILDING, WHICH WILL BE FRIENDS WITHOUT LOSS OF THAT PERSONAL INTEREST AND A. GREENBAUM ABEL HANSEN, President OFFICIALLY OPENED TOMORROW AT TWO O'CLOCK IN THE ATTENTION WHICH HAS MADE FORDS NATIONAL SERVICE A M. H. CLUM A. GREENBAUM, Vice President AFTERNOON, WILL MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO SERVE OUR CONSTRUCTIVE FORCE IN THE BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL LIFE JOHN EGAN M. H. CLUM, Vice President OLD FRIENDS WITH EVEN GREATER SATISFACTION THAN OF THIS COMMUNITY AND IN THE FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF LEO GOLDBERGER E. W. BEDELL G. W. WOOD, Cashier THEY HAVE ENJOYED IN THE PAST. IT WILL BE POSSIBLE THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS. THEO. J. BRICHZE, Asst. Cashier FORDS NATIONAL BANK FORDS, N. J. News of the World Told in Pictures

K ' Harvard Crew in Practice Prize. Winning Dahlias Launched at Buffa'o

HNAPt-EO AT BUFFALO—A scene at the launching exercises on llir Uiitm (>[ liio Niagara '... 1 — SNAPPED AT DUMONT, N. J.—Left: Miss Evelyn Wylle of Dumont, crovds around the giant tlilrty-two-passenger Consolidated Commodore. Buenos Avrrs. which will no In : with "Belle of Springfield," the prize winning small dahlia, grown by r '? for the New York-Rio-Buenos Ayres Line. It Is the largest passenger flylnK boat bn.lt In f - I" . d John W. Hanna of No. 34 Edsall Avenue, Palisade Park, N. J. Right: Hill H»mes, Harvard freshman coac:i. ge'j his material out on the The prize winning large dahlia, "Fort Monmouth," grown by M. Mabie Charles River for the tint time since sc'.iool sorted. Photo shows th» of East Saddle Road, Rldgewood, N. J. Grape Harvest Festival f - hman crew In practice on the Char'.es River. Cleaning the While House Hawaii's Delegate

It is rather a strange coincidence that while No. 10 Downing Street, the home of Premier UacDonald, Is having its face washed the White Victor S. K, Houston, Hawaii's delegate to Congress, and bit wife Home In Washington should be undergoing the same treatment. It Is SNAPPED AT BUDAPEST—A gay dance Inspired by the grape harvest festival, which Is being cele- suggested that this is being done so that Premier MacDonald will feel as they departed for Washington to attend the forthcoming session. right at h&ne when he reaches Washington. Note the enormous quantity of lets given them by friends, brated during the present wine making season throughout the country. First Home Television Set Dutch Parliament Opens Seek Missing Geologists

Queen Wilhelmiaa about to enter the royal coach In the grounds of the palace lor the opening of the

SNAPPED AT NEW YORK-Rlght: Dr. Lee De Forest, Inventor of World's Shortest Railroad the radio vacuum tube, presenting the first commercial home televisor SNAPPED AT NORTH BEACH. L. I.—Left: George RummUl, pilot, (a television receiver) to Ingram Bander, seventeen, winner of the and Harry Buskey. radio operator and mechanic, Juit before they took Jenkins prize essay contest on "What Television Can Do for the Home." oft at the request of the Canadian Government to seek the mlislng geology party In the Canadian Northwest.

Fined New Owner Chicago's Skyline

Slguorlna Maria Alessandrl, Milan actress, who U the first offender to be prosecuted under Sidney Well will be much In the news during the next baseball SNAPPED AT ROMS—Oonstructtan work on the new Vatican Olty Hathrajr, which will be the shortest the new rules for women law, season because of hi* recent pur- In toe world. The wall turrouudlng the Vatican has been torn down to make room for the Vatican City which makes smoking la public chase of the Cincinnati National. 8NAPP1D AT OHIOAQO-PhOU) itaOM t IWMDtb; • punishable offense. League Baseball Club. •taUon. Chicago's skyline from the lake.

v •,:^,^':.:,hlMm "isi ^"^HKWMP^ "*"' | : ^3BPg|!fW^™^^0 _J| DIPPING INTO SCIENCE

Modern World Wonder* T*i> iitvtw*!* Htptt+t] In (Trp«t works of nrl In pnnmcrntlriR the seven wnnilora of the world, hill LIOOERWOODAVL our present nehlevenientii arc ELIZABETH. N.d, more nlcing the line* of Bolenee. Tixlny. thereforp, we consider PHONt EMFRSON 5000 the modprn seven wonders as follows: The Xray and spec- trum annlysls, Bnllseiillcs nnd nntltoxlna, nprnnniiMcs. wlrpleu Victor-Radio and rndlo. telephone, teltyrnph nnd rndlum. Console NKW SAVINGS PLANS OFFERED BY >£l Ills Wt.trtn N»wtp«p»r Union.) THE PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK WAS DOMESTICATED 102 Sm>»h Street, Opposite King St., Perth Amboy, N. J. Controlled and Supnrvtivd by The United States (government VACATION AND TRAVEL CLUB 1P gO cent* or mrt, payable weekly. Total amoont can be .Ipiin Uurrliprs of ChlvuifO WHS rho« withdraws at any time after six montk* en HS Ihp l.vplenl girl scout liy the CM TAX PAYMENT CLUB CIIRO ruiinell nf the orgnnlzntlon. nml n r0«ili: $'-00 or n««, payable weekly. Total amount can be 1 withdrawn at any time after iix monthi litr purtrult ii[inpara oo Its new post 7% Intar«(t Allowed in both Clubs on fl.00 or more, era. mweni ^ww^^my, vapiamaei at ivn .,- INTEREST CREDITED ON SPECIAL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ' B*nk open Saturday Evenings from 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. _ Dalicate Work Ofli>ri Every Banking Facility. Managed by Officer* and Director* Microscopic engravlni la done who are wall known Local Men of Higheit Standing a reducing apparatu whose diamond in the Community. Otteeri and Director*! point does not vary • millionth-of as Inch. idrrv fofiard, Preiident Chas. M. Peterson, Vice-Pre»idert J, !C. .rouse. Vk«-Pr».ld.nt Mit-a W B««m«r, C«»hier U-htnina Director*t There Is only ui» sort of lightning. Revolutionizes Radio Reception/ "She's quite (loniesilcated I honr ilurry Conard Thos. h. Hanson August SUudt Forked lightning Is but a flash divided Knuwi how to cook and bnke Dn« chronous Victor-Radio! 7 tatstandtag Victor FMtarM couldn't even cause a trnffli- Jiim." Super •antomitio •(•(ion »e- Nothing like itl A child can tune it. Wonder- 1. lector full-vision. ^^g HAD NEVER TOLD IT ful micro-balanced circuit. Interchangeable 2. ImproY«4 Viator olroalt... units. Radically new dynamic speaker. •eoiitirtf, baianoed. Puih-pull amplification. Two Sears. Roebuck and Co. Absolute volume control. 3. new RCA power Radiotront RETAIL STORE 24S. NeVer has radio offered so much—and the 4. Manreloui new eleotrio-dy price is within the reach of all! namio reproducer. Three diitinct uniti—all In- PERTH AMBOY 275-277 Hobart St. Daily 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M 5. terch«n|eable ... tooenibla. Sat. 9:50 A. M. to «i00 P. M Also the miraculous new all Victor-Radio- 3»M The new Eleotrola: unparal- Perth Amboy, N. J. Electrola. Most compact, loveliest cabinets 6. leled eleotrical reproduotioa ever built Comfort—courtesy-convenience. ol reoorded muiio. FREE TIRE SERVICE Terms to suit. 7. Bxquliite, oompaat oabineU. The whole town is turning to Victor Radio/ BUY IT WOW/

''Don't think I've ever told yon this Free Demonstration in your home We Repair any make of Radio funnj story." "Is It really humorous?" "Yea." WILLIAMS ELECTRIC CO. Then yon hnve never told It" 90 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE T«L 1766

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v : LIGHTS GOLDEN JUBILEE Get Set For A Celebrating FIFTY Years of Progtes*

Big Si eighteen icventy-nine ~ nineteen twenty-nine

Eastern Arms Single Barrel A Hnoolb workin*. hard bit* tio^ dependable ihotgun. ^, ably with oUwf Proof-lMted barrel. Auto- •inile-bmrrel iuna ,«»•<*_•* i e>«c(or. much hither prices. On December 31,1879-^New Year's Eve—Thomas A.

Mulg hik UhiiM DtMeKntioa Edison gave the first public demonstration of the prac- ticability of his then recent discovery, the incandescent i The incandescent elec* electric lamp. Ranger Double Barrel trie lamp was first pub- It required such a demonstration to convince the world moat popul« dod,l. $1Q98 * licly demonstrated at Menlo Parh, New that the promise of every day usefulness made for Mr. Year's Boe, December Edison's invention was capable of realization and that 31,1879. The illustra- Accessories for Hunting tion shows the limited the lamp which he had evolved was something more than extent of the lighting the toy of a scientist. I demonstration that as- tonished the world. The magic of electrical power fifot^gripped the popular imagination as the result of the Menlo Park demonstra- | Wood duok d«»y. $8^3 2 brasf rifl« bnir'*.- *•• \ Winchester •• tion and, because the achievements realized in its la ... Get our prioet on Smoke* development have been more marvelous than the most rods Shelli extravagant of the predictions made for it, it still holds the place it then secured. The 100-watt electric lamp of today giving some eight Traps Priced Reasonably times the illumination provided by the lamp that Mr. Double sprint trips |1« sprin| traps lor for catohin. foxes, raoooons. Edison demonstrated at Merilo Park in 1879 is one of muikrili, , mink. etc. Dozen... 93.91 the many results of that marvelous evolution that has skunks. Xnjma, |ak,| taflnin< JJ^,,. J1.59 i' .,, scenJ removers, etc / established electricity as one of the greatest benefactions bestowed upon the hu^ian race. ' We will be glad to help you order any nurcliandiee not carried in this store REMEMBER PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC WE PAY THE POSTAGE WE PAY THE FREIGHT AND GAS COMPANY ON ALL MERCHANDISE ORDERED 1 PROM OUR CATALOGS If ""•'}' News of the World Told in Pictures

Radium Discoverer Relaxes Ovation to Candidate Cuts Iron and Steel

The giant gullolne used to cut Into small pic"-? Iron an1 s4.-^ \ at ' ^ old Iron port of London, located on the Tham-a River In Last Lo.> en. Here are found thousands upon thousands of tons of old iron. aad other u.'Dl which Is salvaged.

SNAPPED AT JUAREZ, MEXICO—Part of thn huge crowd Rlvlnn an ovation to Jose V.T.^ popular candidate of the Anti-Government Party for the precarious position of Prrslricnt of Mnxlrn.

Opening of Los Angeles Stadium SNAPPED AT PARIS—The discoverer of radium, Mme. Curie, in ht>r Miss Esperanto Familiar latest picture. She Is shown resting outside her laboratory, where she Is at work on a new radium discovery for treating disease. A Berlin Street Cobbler

SNAPPED AT DEARBOT.N, SNAPPED AT BUDAPEST, MICH—E. W "Pop" Cleveland of HUNGARY-Mlss Veronica Eksta Cleveland, 0., a familiar figure to of Estland, who has been voted pilots everywhere In this country and Canada, who has been ap- the most beautiful Esperanto pointed official starter or the 1929 W Berlin when the poor classes desire to have their shoes mended SNAPPED AT LOS ANGELES, CAL—The U. C. L. A. "Bruin" as flashed on the side of the Los speaking girl of the world. The national air tour. Cleveland ob- I they hie themselves to the street cobbler on the sidewalks ol Berlin. Angeles Coliseum by the famous U. S. C. rooting section during the University of Southern California's selection took place at the World tained his first pilot's license In Here Is one of these cobblers at work. _ spectacular 7Q-0 victory over University of California at Los Angeles. Congress for Esperanto there. 1912. Grape Harvesting Time War Secretary (greets Hero Celebrates 108th Birthday

Left to right: G«n. C. P. Summerall, Chief of Stall; Secretary of War Good and Sergt. York, one of the outstanding heroes of the World War, whose exploit In capturing thirty-six machine guns and 132 pris- oners In the Argonne forms the "plot" of the exhibition being staged for the Army Rellel Fund at the Way College in Washington. Mrs. Hoover Christens Liner SNAPPED AT NEW YORK CITY—Mr*. Prancotae Levapresto, 108 years old, whose birthday and three-day celebwtlon that Staten Island SNAPPED AT BUDAPEST-Two Budapest dancers, gone native, for gave Its most distinguished aged woman began with the tooting of rail- the grape harvest festivals which ure being celebrated throughout the road whistles as the trains sped by her home. country. This Is how grapes ure curried from the vines to the presses. German Battleships in Action Soviet Army Soldier

, _ to CJ*ro*nt YQUthUoO. filrnmlMti1" 'or War and Mm. Herbert Hoover christening the great twenty-psiMinjw Cornoll^tWl •& Uner Buenos Ayre*. man of the Revolutionary Council of Soviet Ruula, the Soviet A battleship repelling an attack by the torpedo boat*. The Qernuui which te to be used In paisenfer service between New York and the South Amstlean metropolis, at the Naval mtnt AM an army that Is lufflolently good to wage war agi Havy, under tha direction of Vice Admiral Oldekop, has been engaged In capitalist povers on a gigantic scale. Photo shows the type oi sight manotuvm to tha Baltic recently. Air Station, Washington. maUog up the Russian Amy. ' • • •....',-' ,. , TON TWO PA( •p.y, which urfjeg upon wnlkers the aware of their presence. Tn nuch cir-' importanrp of facing trflflir, instead with his hack to ttfeffic. Each victim mstanrpR it, is ensy enough for the if wnlking with thotr lincks to it. was brushed into the ditch hy cominfr pedestrian hi nnve himself by «tep- "(Mir nttrntinn hns liccn culled", 11 contnet with the automobile';' fen DREAM HOLDUP ping off the rumlwny. nya [i Club stntomi'nt, "in numerous li'rs, and he believes it altogether ".[iistic> of Ihc l'cnre A. I). Miller nrcidrnts in which the- injured pe .miMtilf Ihnt the drivers were without of (ilnsHhnrn, this week pointed to n ilost.rinns w<»n> wnlkinu with their knowledge of, the new angle of the 'lut ami rm>' •Itnit "TU» 'SU|Uir» » p CREATES FUROR hsrkn toward (incoming traffic Driv- pv,,one Auto Ch*rW«« Of lion that empliHsi7.es the necessity for ers hliTidod by honrlligtits fnilod to duplicated many times in the offices nnn«er To Night Pede.tr.an. fncinpf traffic. He informed the ("luh see thorn am! t.hp ppdi'ntrinns wcrn [>f other justices of the peace, and that five 'hit-and-run' cases heard be that enforcement officer-) are a unit Bold Summer Resort Rob- who Turn Back. To Traffic. unconscious of t.hoir dflnprer until the fore him in the last month involved moment of impact. If they had been in the belief that accidents of this . ,rinI,, are responsible in motorists who swore they were, un- nature could he eliminated if pedes- bery Turns Out to Be |Vl|f facing traffic they could readily have ,„, for accidents on the high- aware of having struck pedestrians. trians would follow the safe practice determined by the movement of the 1 Mislaid Pocketbook. •'"> '"' itfht according: to the Key- 'Squire Miller said in each caae the nf facing traffic". e Club of New Jer- cars whether or not the drivers were IlTAUJJHfD injured pedestrian had be«n walking Rlverhend, L I.—A "terrible hold- up" thnt didn't happen nnd a bold summer resort rotibery tha» turned Association Urges ont to be merely another mlslnld "WIMMK0N0MYMJUS' pocketbonk, gave the offices of District Education of Parents Attorney fleorge W. Ellldreth and ^ANNOUNCING Sheriff GUIs A. Taylor considerable concern and started a stnnll arm; nf I Growth of Movement Has Been depot; sheriffs nml other sleuths seek- CONTINUING OUR OCTOBER SALE I Steady For Past Forty Year* ing the "vllllnns." —Program Available. The combined detective forces soon THE LAST AND BIGGEST lenrned thai the holdup reported to ROCK-BOTTOM A program for the current year Special Investlgntor Rverett 0. Petty announcing the activities of the Child of the district utlorney'i stnff by Pe- Study Association of America in- ter Coppelllno, twenty-one, of the cluding the lecture courses, confer- 0. 8. army, stationed at Mitchel Held, PRICES ences, monthly calendars, study never took plate nt all and appar- Now I Th« Second Week of our Great Month of groups in the metropolitan area and ently the hoy hnri suffered with a bad at headquarters, and affiliated groups dream provoked by nn nlleged "gnl- Sales brings another.wealth of wonderful throughout the world is now ready Ion of gin" he wild he and two com- values I Now is the time to ihop ... now is the for distribution. panions had In the car when they time to make big savingi on your food ond Since 1888 the "Child Study Asso- started out ciation hag b«»n »ng«#ed in fNu«»t household needs I education. The movement then begun Quests Art Starched. SPEED CLASSIC And the robberj story had a happy has, in its forty-one years of con- tinued growth, spread far beyond its ending when a Brooklynlte telephoned own original confines. The Associa- he had found hU wallet, containing HERE'S A BIO VALUtl tion has seen parent education grow over t2,U00, In his office on his re- OF THE YEAR from this original enterprise until it turn from Sooth Jatnesport But flpwn has become a recognized part of adult tn the "port" there's a whole bouse- CIGARETTES education. Many parent-teacher asso- ful of other guests "as mad ai wet lucky Strict, Old Goldi, ciations are making.,it an important hens" because the forgetful party wat ChittarfWIds, Piedmont!, objective within the program of their responslh^for having them physically or Cornell. Carton of 10 • respective organizations; universities searched.^1 I today offer courses in parent educa- packages $1.1S . . . tion. For a time every guest and every While this expansion has been tak- servant, male and female, Qt erne of At the Woodbridge Board ing place the Child Study Association the hotels was terribly excited over has continued to work intensively. It the robbery the BrooVlynlte Insisted EVAPORATED MILK functions as a complex organisation, had taken place. Fie, the Brooklynlte, comprising as important phases of its was very positive he brought his wal- Whitehou*« Brand ... exceptional ta I work the publication of parent educa- let along and that It contained upward tion literature and the conduct of of $2,000. quality «eldom to low priced. car study groups, which now number one The officers arrived. "Everybody hundred and thirty-three, each with in the hotel must be searched." they an average membership of from twenty-five to thirty. said. Great exctement nnd plenty of OIL MONTI SPINACH Soeedwav Indignation. But all hnnds submitted, Because the Assotiation has alwayi placed its> empTiasis upon continuous grumbling. A wnmnn was given Jtae OOLD DUST education for parents, it has consist. Job of searching the women goests and servants; the officers did the game DEL MONTI ently concentrated upon the initial UrCED Of HALVED purpose—to make available to par- trick for the men. PEACHES largest can eats the beet current thought and re- But—the Quests Are Angry. liable knowledge which the sciences Of course, the valunhles were not BLUE LABEL •mail bot. lorQ,bot. i9< have increasingly contributed on child found. The man who thought he had CATSUP •un« development. This is carried on brought It with him nnd found on his through several distinct though relat- arrival back at his office that he didn't, ed channels'. (1) Study groups, (2) HIRI'S GOOD NEWS) | Training of leaders for work in par- did call up the district attorney's of- ent education, (3) Publication and fice the next noon to sny he found It, At 2 P, M. distribution of printed and mrmeo- bnt that doesn't paolfy those gueata 8 O'CLOCK graphed matter, (4) Arrangement of who were searched. lecture and conference programs to About Peter Coppelllno and his story, which experts and professionals in It Is said by the prosecutor's staff that chili development and related fields COFFEE Time Trials Start 1:00 P. M. this young man was brought to the I contribute, (5) Consultation service home of Mr. Petty enrly tn the morn- The world'* largeit wiling quality maintained in conjunction with the ing by B. Wheeler Wells, a farmer, coffee. To insure fresh coffee we I study group work, (6) Co-operation irhostttl b« huiLtound thfc lad.aeYe.ra.1 awlw two deliverU* a week to all |Jj AJLA. SANCTION I wit„.„h„ „a larg„„e liumBer and variety o.f. « other organizations whose work is in miles out at Rlverhead. of our itoret. some way related to its own, (7) After Coppelllno had been dined at Promotion and supervision of Sum- Mr. Petty'a hrenkfaet table he un- Now Under Management of mer Play Schools which provide all folded a yam that goes like this: "1 PUPPED RICE OR WHEAT 2 pkgi. 25* V - • day care for city children during; the left Mitchel field In a Bulck car with summer, and continued education of Theodore Burke and a Mr. Hardest;, COMET RICE C many of the parents of these children also army men, to go to Orient, where BROWN or WHITE 3 pkg. 25 throughout the year. the other two were to visit a bunga- Evans Speedway Association This program wilt be sent free, on MY-T-FINE C low. We took a gallon of gin with us. request, to anyone who will write to I left the men In Orient at 1 a. m., CHOCOLATE DESSERT 3 pkg. 22 headquarters of the Association at 54 turned the car n round and started West T4th street, New York City. back to the field. Finally 1 saw two MAZOLA or WESSON OIL p, CQn 25* DAVE EVANS, Mgr. men who wanted a i ride. 1 took them II!— Please mention this paper when In, Soon one of them poked a. gun In •j I buying from advertiser*. — mj buck and made me stop the car SPECIALI FRIDAY AND SATURDAY pNLY and get out Then they robbed me of everything 1 bad, wrist watch, wal- let and all, jumped ID the car, turned around and went away, leaving me be- PRINT BUTTER sftle the road. 1 hnd $30 In the wal- let." SAMI PRICE AS TUBI Must Have Been Dream. Fresh I Pasteurized I Four, Individu- The story sounded good to Mr. Petty SPECIALS I ally wrapped quarter-pound prints, and he Immediately turned It, together packed in a wax-lined carton. NO. 6 BROOMS, Reg. 45c .... 39c wth the young man. over to the sher- iff's office, and a search for the sup Pound Carton ... No 7 Colored Handle Reg.*60c 4Sc posed highwaymen was started. Cop- peltlno took the officers to the spot WINDOW SHADES, Reg. 59c 49c where he was held up, he said, and KELIOGO-'S (CRUMBLES ' i*g. 12c where he laid down to take a Dap. Be HEINZ SPAGHETTI 3 small am. 25C WINDOW VENTILATORS showed tnem where the car, a* he Large Size Keg. 60c 49c said, turned around. JUNKET—Powder or Tablet* pkg. 12c Friday Mr. Petty got In touch with the WHEATSWORTH CEREAl . r*9. 13c Smaller Six* Reg. 50c 39c Held and learned that the car was BOROEN'S, VAN CAMP, LION, EVAP. MILK imoiicait 5c owned hy a man named Hlukley, who WINE BARRELS had, he said, loaned the car to the SHAKER SALT pkg. 9c S Gal. Reg. 11.85 $1.49 three men.- Be sold be would dla- OCTAGON TOILET SOAP «k. 8c patch men to bring Coppelllno back WHEATENA CEREAL pUg. 22c SUGGESTIONS 50 Gal. Reg. $5.00 $3.95 anil provide him with money. HEINZ SWEET-MIXED-SOUR-SWEET PICKLES la. 19c ECLIPSE WAGON Reg. $5 »3.95 An hour Inter Blukley culled again Let us show you how to have to sny that the rnr hiid been returned HEINZ INDIA RELISH y» 16c ECLIPSE Junior Reg. $4.50 *3.45 hy two of the men, liurke and Utird- esty. who hud started out with It the latest walls at moderate cost WALL DUSTERS—Alt Colors It was then that the officers charged SPECIALI FRESH MEATS Reg. $1.00 7»c Coppelllno with giving them a lot ot S-W Flat-Tone make* it eaBy to uitiiiDShlne acTUSntlnns, and It was A&P Meat Markets'offer choice cuts of exceptional COAL SCUTTLES then he admitted thai he guessed he quality. And, ai all other A&P price*, unusually low. have Binart, colorful walls in all Black No. 7-^5c Gal. 55c I didn't remember what had happened [ the ntglil before and must huve been LEG OF SPRING LAMB . >» 35c homes- old or new—at a cost COAL SHHOVELS Reg. 10c 7c dreaming. Just how he got out of within the means of anyone. It the ("itr und wlu It should have been BONELESS POT ROAST . >» 36c GRAY POTS, 6 qt Reg. «0c 39c driven away wlihmii him are matters CUT FR0M is the moat economical wall finish that hnvenl yet been explained by PRIME RIBS OF BEEF ill SIX RIBS SPECIAL BREAD A CAKE the others. blado all T*,*.—a wall paint with wonderful BOX—Colorod $1.69 RIB ROAST TEftST body that thoroughly hides the SKATES—Union Hardware ******* Old surface and coven* more square feet of FRESH FRUITS Reg. $1.59 $1.29 "Pebble" in Shoe wall per quart. SIMPLEX ELECTRIC IRON Proves Diamond AND VEGETABLES It* rich* lasting colors are washable. Re- 6 lb,, Reg. $5.00 $3.75 Mllwaukee.-For several hours | Chester Kacs-wiirek tolled pain An excellent assortment of fresh fruits and vegetable* decorating cojstB can be saved year after fully at his work, lor there waf from which to choose. Alwayi freihl Always at A&P low year by merely washing your beautiful Flat- a pebble in hla shoe that hurl prices! tits foot Several times he took Tone walls. off his shue and ahook II vlo COOKIN<*APPLES 3 lb.. 1 7* lently but with no sucees*. Come in and uee the wonderful effects you bun- WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Finally Chester sat down and can get with this marvelous, washable wall negBD a careful hunt on Che ID- BUNCH CARROTS 2 che* paint—rich, costly-looking Spanish leather AND AMMUNITION. side of his shoe. Hts hand at last eucouutered the "rock" uml TEA effects and tapestry-like multicolor walls. ROOFING MATERIAL he was about to toss It away THE T ATLANTIC & PACIFIC C" Our big^ new Decorative GARBAGE CANS, Reg. $1.50 98c when It caught his eye. GREAT Rxanilnatlon disclosed a m EASTERN DIVISION Book shows many, new, in- WE HAVE MANY OTHER SPECIALS- T (Hnmond. triguing styles. Notice, COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER too, the big Friday and Saturday values listed. J LARVEX mothproofs HOLOHAN BROS. WOODBRIDGE HARDWARE CO. cloth... GARAGE Spraying Larvex: 45 Main Street - Woodbridge, N. J. Mothproofs fabrics not Dunlop lire* and Tube* Tire «nd Tube Repairing PHONE: WOODBRIDGE 96 washable—clothea, rugs, furniture. Full Line of Auto Accessories * W. J. COHEN, Prop. ng Lqrwx; FAGfc:

AUTOMOBILE NOTES Sick Car Diagnosis AUTOMOBILE NOTES Telpphonn 1722 When R cni'lm-ks ItFI UP' •+<•<•: •>+••+*+++++*•++++++++ snap mid J^nviny, rliock fur THE A WCOUK Uit of ihfl front anlc will the following: iMilillpK In use mitslflo of ttm cnnae nnr<1 stwrlnu nnci wtl<»*ta. to Manifold giiKtii1!. Icnkd. Sldtwi new equal th« reglstra shimmy. Imprnpor vnlvp. clcnrnnop tlon In this country In lillfl. • • » « • » Catilt; rnrhiirptor adjust™ New York Wall Paper Co. 8licky vnlvoH and a lean mlxtnre hlRh nr low float IPVPI, Twenty-five miles nn hour Is "rfck > Paulus Dairy mnke n poor combination and often HhortHjEP. of fuel due to ; less drlvInK" If th< fond IH crowded. Main Office: 189-195 New St., New Brunswick, N. J. R dangerous one. clogged line nr screens. Is the opinion now entered In the Paints and Varnishes of Quality • • • Fouled nr Improperly sinte laws of Indtnnn. I'hone 2400 Established 1890 Somehow we cannot nee that equip- spnrk plugs. • • • Ing nuton with radio Is going to mafc» Worn or Imprnpprlv apnced "Oh, gosh!" muttered the motorist WHOLESALE AND RETAIL driving any safer. breaker points. who had Just been struck from the AULUS' • • t Early or late Ignition timing. rear by the fnflt freight. "It always OSIT1VELY A man never knows how careful Drugging brakes, makes me 111 to rldo with my hack to 3S6 STATE STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. j ERFECTLY he can be until he start* breaking In practically ever; case loss i the engine." USE MILK In a new automobile or wearing a 1I6TEURIZED of power and poor get-away are ; Classified Ads. Brint: Results — pair of white shoes. cured by attention to the above. • P » • • Walker-Gordon Certified Milk A Jay-walker In an nutomoblle- Wendmere Fsrms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk eongested street ought to be grateful for the euphemism under which his Concealed Ignition Wire Suydam's and Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculin case Is ticketed at tne hospital. Foils Automobile Thief Tested Milk • • • if you pass this number The auto Ignition lork shown In the DISTRIBUTION COVERS The number of automobile tire caging* IncreHsed In the United States Illustration embullCB n simple method New Brunswick, Highlaiul Park, South River, Sayreville, from 6,800,000 In 101S to 77,900,000 of making nn nuto thief pnss up your Purlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge in 1028, the Rubber Manufacturers' car In preference to one that will Carteret, Fords and Motuchen, N. J. association rnporta. start more MBII?. After he bas shorted out the Ignition switch lie — Please mention this paper to look does not anticipate looking for an at the car

It belongs to Police Captain P. <:. Home, ST., of Washington, D. C. It There's No Doubt About It! ' has gone 96,000 miles without re- METAL placement of rings or wrist pins nr ' ASCO Quality i* always the Highest, and ASCO Price* are always OISM UNOCR FUSE PLUC- tightening of bearings, and the the Lowest Possible! Hundreds of thousands of satisfied ASCO Custom- motor still runs like new. From the ers confirm this every day, when they shop in the Store* very beginning it has been lubricated Conc«al*d Battery Wire Foils Auto. Where Vou Get the Most of the Best for the Least! mobile Thieve*. with "Standard" Motor Oil. other break In the wiring. An or- New Pack 1929 Crop Canned Vegetables! dinary cleat socket Is screwed In some Inconspicuous position, as Indi- Choice cated, and Is connected In the storage HIS is one of the outstanding per- Red Ripe Torriatoes 3 "!?cans; 25c : *« $ioo battery circuit Of.course, the wires leading to the socket must be Tformance records which are being; welt concealed.—Popular Mechanics) made every year by this remarkable Magazine. M M?nt' Sweet Peas 3 «». 55c: *« $2.?o motor oil. "Standard" Nfotor Oil is an o-i-1-i-e-r oil, Buy by the dozen—Economical! Convenient! "Dark Car" Menace Very made from carerully selected crudes an,l Dangerous to Motorists specially processed. It dings to metal ASCO Finest Maryland ASCO Fancy Small There la a serious menace confront- ing every driver that could easily be surfaces, resists friction and penetrate avoided If car owners would use a more quickly to all moving parts. Tomatoes Sifted Peas little bit of thoughtfulness in the late evening, says the National Automobile This means less wear, less carbon an.l 2 med. cans 23c 3 cans 69c club. This IB the menace of the "dark better power. Ask for "Standard" Mm i car" whose owner has failed to tarn Oil at your dealer's. Fill your cranktiv doz $1.35 $2.75 OD his lights as soon as darkness ap- proaches. with this rich-bodied, oilier oil. Get aikU 1 Twilight becomes a definite menaesi miles of service from your car without Gold Seal ASCO when many drivers are negligent of extra cost. Pure one of the simplest precautionary Rolled Oats 3 PRESERVES2£39c •"pHERE isn't much that Captain P. C. Home, Sr.,of measures In the decalogue of motor- •*- Washington, D. C, doesn't know about automobiles Sweethome ing. "Turn on your light" has become Attor and motors. When he bought his Colombia-6 back in one of tne most frequent signals to Corona 33c Assorted Chocolates^ 39 c September, 1923, he decided to give it the best of treat- OLIVE " be seen on the roads of late. "STANDARD ment. He chose "Standard" Motor Oil. Today, after 96,000 ASCO It Is not only an eerie thing, bat a miles, he says, 'The good service I have obtained from my Stuffed Olives 2 bet. 25c Kisses ib 40c dangerous thing as well to suddenly car it largely due to the quality of "Standard" Motor OiL" see looming out of the obscurity ahead MOTOR OIL ASCO 1 lb k k one of these "dark cars" whose driver The Oilier Oil Sliced or Beechnut Glim 3 P 8 IOC seemingly Is "cat eyed" and therefor* Bacon /2 P «2ic does not require the assistance of his own lights or the lights of approach- Eat More of Our Bread—for Good Health! ing ears. Bread Supreme ftc Large Wrapped Milk Loaf. V^ V Victor JBread B* pan Loaf 5c :/'G?'-:y\'.*&r- Table and Kitchen Needs Reasonably Priced!

Farmdale Evaporated Milk Fancy Large Santa Clara Prune* lb 15c 3 tall cans 25c Sweet Mixed Pickles qt. jar 29c 80,000 Pure Vanilla Extract bot 13c, 25c C. & C. Ginger Ale 2 bots 25c Fancy Japanese Crab Meat can 35c 70*000 ASCO Pure .Honey , jar 15c ASCO Gelatine Desserts 3 pkgs 20c 601,000 Six Rules for Making 49c-39c=10c Saved STOCKHOLDERS Better Coffee t 1—Keep Your Coffee Frwh, 501,000 2—Metiure carefully. ASCO QQc 3—U»e grounds only once. 40,000 4—Don't Boil your coffee. S—Serve «t once. Piping Hot. Coffee '" OV 6—Scour the Coffee Pot often. 50,000 Following theie Rules will give you greater coffee satis (action. Victor Coffee . . lb 35c 20,000 if WHEATSWORTH CEREAL. "14c 10,000 Campbell's ctk Tomato Soup 3 can. 25c Toilet Soap4 "23c Ivory Soap 2 «& 23c —28c 1919 20 21 '22 25 '24 '25 26 '27 *2B Ivory Soap Flakes Puritan big pkg 21c I 3 »n»all pkg» 25C Malt Extract £• 59c

Hawaiian Big Broken cans Slices Pineapple 2 45c ENDORSED bylHOUSANDS of . Ritter's Cooked Spaghetti, SATISFIED STOCKHOLDERS Beans, or Tomato Soup 3 cans 25c A5CO Tomato Catsup bit; bot 15c \ ASCO Chili Sauce bot 25c Buy

Reg, 10c Morton'* Fine Reg. 27c Prudence Table Salt Cooked Corned Beef Hash'. $ CU Ml LATXVE can 25c lodiwd or PUiu. Just heat and serve. PREFERRED STOCK Quality Produce Specials!

LARGE HEADS CAULIFLOWER . Each 25c CALIFORNIA CARROTS 2 BunebM ISe PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION FRESH JERSEY SPINACH 2 lb. l&c CALIFORNIA TOMATOES _. 2 lb.. 28c OF NEW JERSEY ICEBERG LETTUCE ... 2 faeftdt lftc CRISP CELERY .._ 2 bundm ITc