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HIGHl^tOWN, MERCER COUNTY, N. 1 ,JfL’HURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1912. Subscribe Now. Whole No. 3,299 VOL. LXIV, No 23
MR. AND MRS. HULICK ENTERTAIimO GUESTS. GOOD WORK BARNS RURNED Mp. and Miituii llulick nkrntly cclchraied their fifth wedding anniver OF J. H. BLACK. sary, at th|ir home near lUimiltun AT DAIRY FARM. the g h u r c h e s. Stpuire. The guc.^Lj^ were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil Cowsheds, [Bam, and Hay Adjourned Meeting BKld, and liam W. Cublvrley. Mr. and Mrs. Wal As County Collector, Has Sav Jtems of Interest Concerning ter HuHck, ^Irs. Mary Tindall, .Mr. and Destroyed onFarm of Important Business fTrans- Mrs. Jam es. Timlall, Russell Tindall, ed Mercer Money. Good (]ie Various Denominations Mr. iind -Mr.Sjj Harry Dye, GillxTt Evem- Business Methods. A. V. Beilis. acted by Council. ham, Mr. aiicl -Mrs. Frank Cinik, Mr, and ...... ""of...Hlil^tstown: Mrsr .I’hcIxv .Hmu ,. .. ..TJ.wt.!^uuDLy.,.nCylle.cu>r..J.omvj4i H. Mr. ami .Nljis. Ilarvey Applegate, Mr. Black, of Mightstown, is One of Mercer LIVE STOCK ALL SAVED:' LIGHT CO. PROPORTION. and Mrs. \^|il!iain Van wass, Mr. and county's most shrewd and com{K.'teni of UEXT SUNDAY’S TOPICS. Mrs. GrtorguGorfkm, Mr. and Mrs. Eliner ficials is conclusively shown from the Tallnuin, Ali'. and Mrs. Zodekjah Car- fact tliat he h;is saved the eonniy alunu Members of Fire Police Appointed to hart, Dr. apd Mrs, George R. Robbins, $U),U(J0 since a.ssuming his ofbee lu'arly Loss Amounted to Nearly $4 000, Office. Want Sewer Wotjt Pushed Dr. and Mrs. K M. Arthur. Dr.'and Mrs. thrt'c vears ago. This aincnmi, it is ex Partly Covertd'^^ by In tTnion Thankigiving Sarvice to be Held More Rapidly. F. H, Zamii, Anna May ('arhart, lAittie pected, will Ih.' iiUTi'ascfl to K - surance. Origin in the Presbyterian Church Boyvors, l..eona Hutchinson, Sjidie and torc histonn t'Xpires next January. Not Known. An adjourned meeting itf Common This Thursday John Van ^tess, -Mr, and Mrs. Theodore During the year lUlO, Mi> Bla»’k bur- L^ist Frid.iy nuirning, ilu- farm of Council was held in the towi lall. Cublierlcy,.Airs Kaclu 1't'nblK'rly, Mrs. Morning. ruved the sum of l?r>io,(KK) t»n notes ami .•\:iher V. Beilis was .igaiu Visiud by a day mglit. Mary Annail‘ul>lvrley, Allred and Anna ex{H.‘mieil in interest, ujiile dtsa.^lenms fire, which ik-stroyni con Mayor C. C. Bhiuvelt, imm-ilmen t'ubiH'rley,‘Nlr. and Nlrs.Jao'b IV Baste- ilurin'g the year l'.H)S, hi^ }^l■e^U■^•«■^^sol b a p t is t c h u r c h . ^Joscj'h Schenck, W. J. Rih j Dr. G. II. siderable j-ropei'ty Ixfuia; \lie llames do, Samuel; Matilda and' Mae Basudu, borroWfil a similar auunml and |i.ii, Harry, Irv :#2tl,() Id.h-a in itu nresl, or l,(i03.1 (• mota- l lu' lire was discovert l1 shurily before l^cndancc. ; ing, (..'atUef^ne and .Alici' •iiiV,''ttdo, Mrs^ than till' sum gi\a-n -by Mr.- Bl.u k on ihv SUNDAY. Thu meniliurs of tho flilJJ, ionvii liir S oa liu k, e-'iiiing thi'uuv.ii the ro<4 <>f the- iMatilda Cj-jlig. Mv.>.. C'alherwft Siniili. Mt\ same ;tiuount. largilurn un ine jil.ice. The liii. was.. 9:30 A. M. Bible School. police were olhcmlly appotflid t'y lire urn! .Ml:-. John- C. Pt-n-tfu , .Mr;-. Van In liUl, I'ountv Colkeior H1.il k bor- -A. M.. WQrship.imd_Seriium... , ilnyLff,who mstructc^'tlicm as i.i il,n ir lIkii iu liie luymuw, aiul it <[niekly ' Dykty-Uykta-tieurge ( ami—Ev.g'.ami—U«v-g- Fi. rriii>', Mp ■naved and .lymiutai. 1 llirLiHgh Gie buiidiH-gr- >6:30 P.M. Y. P, S.C. E. duties ns olheers, which wiM' pitixIpalTy Sailie I'l ifinc, ' R.iyiuor.d1, Milinii ami n'll.IT a'-, inieivst, '!‘he k.Utfr 7:30 P. M. Worship'and Sermon. consi'^l of assibliiig the firenun, imai ]y Word'^wa.-. ;ejii to 1 ligm’stinvn, and Cornelia tJubberley, Mr. • Liu! rs. John .iinouiu is Ir:than (lu* >mn n.‘piiaemit I ion uf the h'x.i! lumpany THURSDAY. by maintaining a cleared gvoum.i for I'oiiiiwi',. ?Alr. and Mrs. Irtitmia ' Alti-n, spent on a --math-r amonm borrowml them to do their work, ktcpjng hai k tlie Lve>*m lua lu ua- live, wm-re mueii good 7;45 P. Prayer and Praise,Service .Mr Vu-oj'gt.- IV lan.m, Mr. and liming the previ'ai^ vaar. 'riiroughoin Work ua:- ilui:<- by iho 11-. f • x.in- crowds who usually attend tiias and .Mr: ('hi lie Ilnhek, Mr. .oitl Mr-. y. .o.-'Mr. HI mk handlrrl :#l,d7o. COMMUNION services. jfreveiHing any interfevt.'.na' which giuslier,- TIa* 'ilri-men w e a--'i.sl eil Ka i Ihill. . Ml 1 .M;-.. C.Lrr..l li.-> of t hr nun \' uioiii VI by Mr. Ih !h . and m igiibur li.giiting " Sfiflday'fh fcacii ftitijrnicte -iTioiHh 'il kmight hamper the work the Fua; • -.Ixt, t A1 l' ,uul (h'vjtle lItt1iBAND. 1 hi yi .11 i' ,o l nbuted 11 >hi' \.i.->t dc i row lb .e- as . :du- i Ih- !■ rn r,-.icrc Charles Bai-sngha, George'1 Aanm 'I'iiulail, I'hhei and llov\,,rd llu'iL k, 1,- j . Igi of bu iiii • and lin.uu' i.il mat ” 3:00 P. M* First Sunday in every TIuckstep, George Palnur. r.D'iye ('oii- I lu- liri' ' !.:ni d, A II ,ll b\ W . !;■'!( Ill ivise month. (ianrufle B< n id i 1 ii; . When he ;;n\. d his ]n‘i III of vs.m Hhgiuly 1-m but ini'- W.I . ..iVl'il yvay Badges will lx* fumf Dil m ihc dall, i ik Ivi |o •' •11^. the ) [VreM-nt •^Vers, in regard to»lho ■ of the Sluiaim. 1 PL'ing SI-u'uin, Fdi; ■' f irris'.iui’iv .Hid ha.- .11 THE " f/RTHER lights” SOCIETY. Mrs. Je J2 c-'W.-^. 'I'iie i- w. re bu kd)’ ,7 I uut at ork on the constructilm of the sewir )»'l,h,-^Tijth, Mrs. .\inv Fiu-d, .Mrs. S;ir;ih -8;00- Pr M. - Socond- Monday,, each ..T|v DVi'. ly-Mu.ij'cs. ih-it ■i..hi- opniuy epl- pm-umraUum l1i» n.e ueeurii.U., T'hey •.SESted '.f.-, Js..pig> iri-d .;l.,I ,iU' were THE LADIES. Alp society. v'e..C 'IVb M'k’d 'Af-picgn iP-;; I rrni hv (jvovc^j • ‘iJiaiVTie ,hiu:U* na V t dJ 1 nimi: tdij::5ti i\x.\ [n...... in'4mV.kd to proceed.witli (hu.wurkail kutbl^U’ile, Norman ajid bm!'-n l-lulmk-,- *-tf ^yl.ll it-nT^-duike-'a 'dk.v'Dra, 2:00 Each Monday. y,'riJipj^Tapid rale in_ordef t-haUil inighl .'nnri.y'rvvu"ii'hib oj-.'jihy. i\vv> Iona oC E-.jud'At...-ioid;, kititla. A’l- r. . WilHnU' *-vOH’’U'i.‘‘-k'rv*'it--l.iTlwT-lVM is'w:kvh,- al -T' ' feed,* iuid al'-'L -4 r.'ir'i i..:; Hrichifiery, bo.y^shed as near to the '' ill " '1 T.'.r’’ - Furman ('170k. Fd_hyuud I'uuk. ■SI (kUd'u.llH, redla;^^t i m Gi.-:'. b y \ V- contract ns pos.sjl-.le; Till lUT '.yerr* rlu-'1ro\-cd',...... PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. m i f. p.irily cov.red by insurance. Rev. Thomas T yaciv, D. D., P astor aski'd to give evidence that lie iisei.ds u uul William Dvi . Mr. Bt 1U-- iiiieiul - lo ndtiiilii nc vi spring. SUNDAY. carry out his contract. It was siaUd th.'il he had been askud Pi supply a riii;- W.I.; ilii- linrd liu- wliiv'h had 9:45 A. M. Bible School. iarj-cr workiup force, as the work niusL MERCER COUNTY 'MANY GUESTS AT — I Hired a! the I-lelli'. Iniin wilhin the 11:00 A. M. Public Worship. be pushed more rapidly, 'liu' mayor FARM BUREAU.; j>a ■! \i.ir. 'Ilu 'iii-.'i’io iiie b la x ris c n - 6:45 P. M. Y. P. S. C. E. and Council have lx:cn iryinK. to gi I ' I! 11\ unknown i " i ' - m. - r. of the 7:30 P. M. Public Worship. similar results from him. 'rite pnrpo>-:(' Ml ri'er Douniy family , and l In- :n . > ' ' i - n ’phu'ed . { ihe |■,•^^nll is o| MASON'S HOME. t he h.tnds THURSDAY. Although it is supposed lhal the con- I'artu Bureau is jract'or-' has -htid ■ dltlicit-lt-v- m-■cl.c-l, ...... —...... I'f. e ^ : . fur , b. 1.1 r ' ™ COMMUNI^.'"'''' ■ •- ik'-irovt il. The first Sunday of March, June, definite expkination to the eiignieer or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ma.son Council * September and December. On motion the comtminieations from 1. Tile Hui'r.iu will uuilv ihe'i-'i, woman's foreign missionary society. (lit urns ,-ilTeiiing agtii nlt ui'i.' m MrO '-r Entertained at Private Secretary to be Given ”• 3:00 P M. The third Wendesday of the Engineers were ordered tea ived ami placed upon the miniiies. t'oun! y a.s a u h' Jr and on I hv indi vidti.il To-night. each month. fanii'-.' In the invi--;i igai ion-., nm-id.i Dinner. . woman’s homS missionary society. A communication fromplie wer en gineers, giving specificatf", : for laying abh' iiifonnation of a l onlidviil i.d n:iiuiv ■■'I'hc I'rD’.iO- Seel'i-i ,u y,' ;i f.iKial 3:00 p. H- The first Monday of each is nfu-u m-edcil. SiK'h infonnalion wil! Mr and Mi < '1 ■\i.i V oint, dy. in i 111 i , .o'lWill I given in sewer pipe to connect wi;h ihe «wew laiiK'd a large mimlK-r of friemh at dm- month. school house, was read bv tlie clerk. ijilways Ik.' n-garded as sirin!}' l oididi'ii-, i he o]n-r.i liou.-e, by I lx- C. IF of THE amaranth band. As then- is not now an urg. n( need for lial and not for ptibliialion, i-xccqit :i' iii-r, al-lheir iioine, m-.n''1 light-i o.u n, l lie I'liiw r. .di: i 1 'tiuri. li, this vi liing. 4:00 P. M. First Monday of each, usLil in aVi-r.igi Nwilhont iuuilr-'. l''fiday’c\-evi:;g. ‘ 'I'lii; ci.imedy, I",' ('hafli - 1 iwtivy, is tbi.s.wotk, it was dccidctl slrf, r ;ict ion d'lu fuHnwiug were giu :( ;• month. on the m atter fnr thc -pn i r,i 2'.-^' U wHl vairv Giu suerr: -fubje-qiiu'. con.-^iilvred lo Ih .one of tlu l-e-ii ever from one lat'm ;o i>i1uts wlu re ma-di d. Mr. and .Mrc'F. A, rpdykc, Mr and \\ fi! lel.l, am THE LADIES AID SOCIETY. W.'irrant wa's granted ilie bill ul It a loregone com'ln'don :k It will galber {hi- kiiowk-dg< Mr: Sat'mul Brown, Mr, and .Mr:'-. 1‘r.ink tlial It wdl I icdii d'ly^g'iveii here, as 2:00 P. M. Tuesdays—on the call of the Combination Wagon i ompany. lor S4r).5, for hose wagon and ex: ingiiislu r-; g.aim-d by the I ’niled Siaua Diqntil- ■\\'o.h1, Mr. and .Mr-. Ga'i'gr D'-nni-on, 1 he nil tnbi-,r >I I ill- I a-1, under able in- the President. SERMON TO JR. 0. U. A. M. tile Rl-%'. anti Mr;.. .\. V. ll.irkcr, .M recently purchased for tile Fire Depart- ...... : ...... , ,, -t rue; joii, have hfullv I'l hearsed THE REXPERS MISSION. iVivMirriir nfc’d’'by' j merit. pCn'inent ouilions and by. t's.-rul 3:00 p, M.. On the-call of tlic Pres: MEETING OF Sunckiy evening, in the Baptist. farmor.s, and adapt it to ibe lu-ejU oi[Mi-s W.A Siani.oiq'■...... Dr. ' ...... and i .Mr-.. . ‘orgi. - - xpi-rici-.ce JS communication-wa-. read, from the' dent. Church, ’ Rev. Dr. \\\ A. • blanton Mere, r ( Iairiy. Franklin, b. S' Bonvn. .Mr--- T. M. Will b preached a sermon before the members electric light cornp.mv, oniliriiig_ a • D. V, The united Thanksgiving service will proposition to reriu- i- , :vi L iqhtirig 1. It Will g-ni ii.n- I)e\’. .'Mr.-'. Fd!a bei ne *, .Mi ■ '•.Mr. .Mov.l.o.i ' .M. F I , \''irman be kid ia the Presbyterian CViurch on FRIDAY GLOB. if ITigh'tstown C.mincjl, No 7n, Jr. O. expenses by the in- i.-dl cii-n of ;i p.-tmu biH'i ,tu -for the I.'t'oi. r- ..lu- i .Mi:'.-. Eda D. V, .Ml - .\nna I ; d\k , -dl •• -\. K.ek-r. “ I T y ..il u.:d'.V..,mu;.,. the 23ih inst. at half past ten o'clock in U. A. M. The text was t.'iken from ni.iiiii.dniijg ivi. r, m/e ; 1 '.ii !',n ine ,l 'pih . Mr - • 1'! !V[ he'vV) L)'IIW‘ *' 1I K . '.Mr i.'oter- Malt. 22; 3ti- 40, and the llu-me was of ligliting by lungin -leries, on a ho the morning. The Rev. W. A. Stanton year contract, ani, -,|e WiMi on I!, 'ntonii m; "I),ms- D. D. of the Bapdrt Church will preach The two first commandments.” 'ec(h->, farm niacliiiicry nne iftii I'd: d’li‘ a 1 III m - Gil ewl .(.in .tav ReV; Dr. Stanton dwelt on the facts year. the sermon. An olTcring, will be taken This was re'e,- u- to an L-llon ■ fi 'Tina) i' 'll. Mr. .MH •Mrs I' M- ana .Mr. iw . R. her; Sp-dd- Misses Wait Entertained the th:.t this great order stood for the ninin- 111 .Ml. .M- 1. as in foimci; years for the Chikl/en’s b)' the Mayor and 1 oiinril, 1 o gr-f it will, to f:,r';..-: p ' Md'.od j Tim : "Mr. Sytl- Home Society c>f N. J. In making your t.rnanci' of Public Seliools with no sec ■, xpeusi s foj till a< i i\'c pari 'in all nio\'. j'oj- {hi t Hi nnCi 1, .Mr. ,M: 1-: M,.- • (; '.I IV ,-li 1 ki'Si- Members. Had Inter tarian im.(Tf( n nee, .and the llag alx'Ve cUiction of ligluiiig ( ■ plans for Tlianksgiving day do not fail Borough .ignenb ur;d bei ii rniei-i 'f Hu- Cl 'um \ , 'Mr ;md Ml- .ii:i! I n.dd |. Th-m-i 1 rv.i.-il), to include the hour of public worshio. the bcUomI house ; tliat no .sdling or giv ‘'Ill'll a- iVu' l'e;ti '■ road . b. •; ■ Mi"-, \V;dir S‘oM .Ml 1 Mr M M I “ km'. F* m \ it u ^yn,..|ul le esting Program. ing '*f Ucpior any bmqu. t, picnic, The Council a insidered t lie .•'irrinigi- It is a good thing for the people of the men! to be uiMOfieii-in; as to lighting, porta I km faeilii u lu : it 1 Uiga; , .Mr and .Mr l-'l e 1. 1 in h id,” fdaug’ilcr ■ anni v-TS iry, enLeriainment or social nut!) I -Mr. and .Mi'v .Ml t'i I'ii I'll town and neighborhood to' come ,to- The Misse.8 Wait enturtained the FVi- and the rates in ; • 'uu- in.^iam'i s 1 nr. high. m.-i rk and r i M M'lr- - V WytkolT; , gcthcrin the house of wor'-ihip and sixmd fiuiciion of the, order was permitted; m rd .Mi Rai lob.?-! n m n day Chib at their charming homo on th>' C rk D. V. M-' o A F. Irn'i.i ■'-Mf' SieaiF' Etra ruad last week. A vt'.ry largo sub mamifa.i’iures, or sdlG intoxicants as a conijiany to rcvi;-r i h'- .I'L r to l-ring it i ject, “Knowing Our Country,” had been po5:sible within t 111 'i m;inds of r'lnuK ij w ill'Is n ; D. V, Mr . ,d .M; rtrl. 1). • l.oidl Mj ' A'iiturd”, TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ix'Verage, or is owner, proprietor, bar Her. .'Il V ins' I :rnu rs .r :.md .Mr W, -on, .\|r He Hr W-, assigned Mi.ss Simpson who, fooling it- to tender or ck rk iu a liquor .store; that lx* too much for one, had arranged an iod, I"!'- f.'llu-r j.-MH-n Ml .Mr. •ami Mr . n in. {':irrie ('omivt r, mcml.iers niu'-a be born in United St.aies ;\ . till . ai'e niafiirt I .\huii.i, M .Ml William 1. -M:- i i:i .Mlmill, ! is/.i i. Mary Nor- Services eve.ry Sunday morning at elaborate prograin. or under )>r<'nc-ci ion "f its llag. Many 10;4.T Holy Communion, fourth Sun- -A (juarU'Uo from Peddio, Mr. Ford, i-y will-T'e latbUslk n lam!''Ml All ;ir. .Mr M- FMn-i K a lalli 111 Thomp- Ollier of the princi[)iil things for which K. G. E. BALL ! [ohi, r itid I'n 111 eh-r, ICdwird M. ■day of each month, at TO :4.j a. M; Mr. Midkiff, Mr. Beach and Mr'. Spr.aguc,. rho order stands w».n' toiu’itefl upon by sang “My Coiimry ’Tis of Theo.”' Mr. Ol II I Mer-'v r I 'oun! y P . • R-- . ■ , i leoh Sriih the speak-.-r. ’ • __ . ] he ('Iianil '■ r i >f i \ ■ . .nd Mi K: !.,o'I .M;r-on, Mr, am METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Reeves, master <.»f public sjieakiiig at the Dr.- Stanton said that lie was an In.stuuic, read wiih gival feeliiig Joach A BIG SUCCESS Hu :r 'ii H.iik Huildii V. D i’l r-'. Mr and Mm. |.. Rev. Dr. J ohn A llen, P astor. American and a Son ol the .-Xmerican GAZETTE CALEtiDAR. im Miller's “(.lolnmbus.” F'uliuwing Ro 2 0 " , 0 leplioiie 2 !2s. 'I'n ' H. 1: , -M'-' ..-id Ml- . J '!: 1 liiii nn 9:4;) a. m. Sunday School Service. Revolution and that Fns ]n'Ojije' had ;itl be (>pt n 1 "I r\- d Mr .Mr- S.nmiel Sncdi Uc!', Mr Ti, evening, .\ov, 2-^th, this Mrs. Rivenburg sang “Tli< Break- !ived-4inre- 142 -Years In tore 177U,..aiid Large Attendance at tlie.Ninth T'hi-ju a"; "m Preauhiii'IT ing Waves Dn^'ied... High,” and a :iia*llUiy;-it--Hh .1 ‘ ‘ ■ i-i. t:v, I- w-ill U 1 '11 lU'.lviimr.n,—Ur ra hoU:.e. “'i'lie 'Pri- 3:00 r. m. Junior Epwortli lAtagueV ihat lu’ stood for oppor-tAHfity-of-t-Very “Prayer for Our Country” was.sung 1>y Annual B;ill of Hight.^town '.dd on VG-dnT and S.n .JAihi.on Tboi'uaA ' '■ pfc'-rritrrl It)*- -the 0:‘l3 i’. M E])worth League Meeting Anii'i'ican to fairlv fight the battle of dining i.h.c wilU ..inuuU)-*'. .and I'nivef-rdisi ('haudi. 7:30 p. m. Preaching iServee the c[uartette and.the Club elioriis. lifi. on his -naiivc sod; also for the op- In ‘five minute pajx’rs the “Physical Castlo, No."56. d. d l1l. The ladies of the Rapti-^t Church will portnmiv of the alien wlio coini'S here •ije Features” and'the “Conflicts” of our ,t y a! -dl tilUi . \Vh. n ; SURPRISE GIVEN I'l S;il of lersoiid ]'i'operty, hold a supper and fair, Tuo.sday and to fight the Name battle, so long, as hi* •The ninth amuud li dl of Hight-'-towh i will i.'e on Gu - far-an of I Tile :dav uiorni;i 1 o’, lock, D. c. :i: Wednesday afternoon and evening, countr}' were sUetehed by Miss WyekolV fights fair and does not interfi re with C'cistlo, No. ')(■', Rnia' :! of i lie Golden and by Mrs. Black, and then Mr. Reeves ,iid will iiiakt It niy bn ii,' MISS RICHARDSON. 1 I-. I'A'kluU,:, -ov on h'in premises, Dec. 3 and 4, in the Baptist Chapel. the'native worker. liiagle, was one "f o; ■ • most succf>u.fut • n nv tie iriiij; --pe. ii'l iiil'Ti. j known ;e llie J.i: .'Avan firm. G. M. R( vival services every night at the recited the "Recessional.” The speaker ciistingxushoa between in- ever given by tb: I idge, and w as'an |,|f.l--i!!l uri.' im-en M,-.. Miss Domu‘11 read a paper on “Ameri am .1 iiu-nde r of ilu’ Gr.ir.g ! \\':-dd V , ;iui;{ i- me M. E. Church, conducted' by Rev. Ross tellectu.'il Ixlit f, and faith tltat .sliows enjoyable event tlu - diout. g! id to CO operate wk'n . t'V i.lii- ■R{cltar(V-on i ! lie l|o Ill- of lii.-r F. IVicks. can Statesmen,” Mrs. Dawes had it.self by good works and friendship The ball was oai- > ' : he most bnlli.ant •, Mrs. Hlam-n in-il S II nrda y prepared an account of'the “Literary t'»r iiigi ... * r wit h •any ' PuMi of woiiti. S..inrday 1 THURSDAY. with God. afftiirs of the Re;i:- s , . nd was atlendi-d ii-re 1 ill agrienh nr d v |yi>;hl. ,\ v. -i \- < .l.drd'l- nine w:a;' o't Inek, p. m •\ov. :UHli, .u D.ivisville. Lights” and Miss Grover's history of He si-ud th;it retisonably civilizt d, in by more than n p -■ • ms. I r.'indsi line -•1.. Ill >•‘.11! g opie. 'ilio-i “PMucators anc) Uniyersities" was.read 20 IoIIX 11. f‘ II. IT Wilbur v,-> III r. • 7:4.5 p, M. Prayer Meeting. telligent rdiil edm'.-ited men itf all races dance program^. *.v -'i l'nrni‘du d. Tlu- y Agi nt ' prc' EPWORTH LEAGUE BUSINESS MEETING. by Miss Conover, Miss Tyack tohl sltmd for civil liberty,, soeitil (.mler, room was attract ivM dc'corali'd wiili .Mr. d .Mr . P.-t r jev • udTl.Tugh- briefly of the “Physicians anti Surgeons, 1‘yXeentor'--Sail.- of |K'f:-.oiial pr-ijK-rty, Third Thursday evening of each equal rightJt^ individual frucdom, re- streamers of pai.rio;ic I olor.'t, and maiiv Mr .Margi'tvl Mr nd Mr-: Thursday. 10 o'll-udc, l, m, !).(-. 12. month., Medical Schools and Hospitals.” of the ij'h.ris. JkTkyli' vsh r, alal d.'ulglltiT.--:, country. At this point 'Mi*-^S Siftij.iSDp ligjnu.s Himrly, cumm{;rnal nii.d indu-''^, PARCELS POST STAMPS. Personal ktrnpgriy *'( liie J.uc ,M.iry F, COM.MUNION SERVICE. trial honesty,- the (lolden Rule {the . nrcln .m of I'rcehold fin ia'i'li'^ ami Amy, Mr--. lai'gcrni.in ami Taylor a' lu-r lue re--id''m v- Soutli .\In,in First Sunday in every two months. SLve a delightful interproLaLion of Mr. S(!Cbnd gretil commrvmlment.) ni.slicd a specially im I in li progniih 'oi d.iiighterr., Kdilh and Sadie, Mr. and ooley's dissertation upon Christ ian New Law Requires Distinctive Label-— Si., ! Hgbi .:i own W. Lyle Swe(t, exo- Ladies \ home missionary society. Mrs, R. H. Rivenburg sang “The Two music for the daia- . ; !■:, J. Lo'v'. If. Mr vm .^^i^s Jennie eilioV; Rockhill II irf, ;iueti,oueer. Socond Tuesday of each month, at Science. Ways,” and a male, choir sang “ We'll At 12 o’clock a e. li li ion w.-iS'Servefi Rates Effective After January 3. Bertli.i l< Mi “Music and Musicians” by Mrs. Rue, iri m.in, Me 3:30 p.m. Stand - by the Cro.‘^s,” The membt r.s- Guests Were pn i: from Tn n' on. When tile panf acceptc-d for mailing. . ...M'mmouUi Junction, Nov. 2S. T'hs TRIP ARRANGED BY The news jiaiviT, law increa-i s. thi- irell. 10:00 A. M. Sabbath School. light. Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth Riggs, mother |•cc(•tlt smridc of a raccfion, near this ‘ 11:00 A. M. Moiming Worship. of.Addi.son Riggs of Avon, were held FARM BUREAU AGENT. liinil weight of jiackagcs frofn fmir to place, has Ik-cn nutdocif-, TiCCui'ding to .,0:45 p. M. Y. P. C, U. D evotional Friday evening at her late home, 151 Icveii pounds The rate-c .nre a-; fol the story of Arnold Stout, Jr. Mr. Stout Service. An itinerary w; - r.-cently arranged laws: For city or rural delivery 5 cent .; BISHOP BERRY says ih;it as he was driving on hil5 ' FRIENDS entertained Quincy street, Brooklyn. The services <:30'p. M. Evening.Preaching Service. were conducted by. Rev, Dr, Campbell, for the balance of i lu- month by J. Jl, for ibc fir.sj. pound and one c('ni for each VISITED HERE. farm last Friday several hum ing dogs pastor of the Nostrand Avenue M. E. Hankitison, agi fit of the fiercer ('ounty addilionul pcniml; within .a radius of .50 siartcd a ralibii. The rabbit, with AT YARDVILLE HOME. church. Mrs.^ Riggs was a membttr of Farm Bureau. On Mo-nUiy, he.^pok- at mile, Il cents for the first pound and Bisho.p Joseph .1'! Byrry was hen- 'Mon cii.'iiicc to escaiJC, hesitated a second, Shilolg on “Ddry M ■•Mgemem.y’ at ihe ihr<*e for each aildiliuna!"-j.iound: 150 day, wiiih- enuL twi') days tour of the New Mrs. e l e a n o r e c . l e ig h . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barnes -enter that church and of several frati rnal or- ium[ie‘d lothc wagon and stuck its head ganizationS- Farmers’ lasi-itute. d‘he follow'ing day mile rc.dius, 6 cents for ihe first, four for Brunswick District, and .spnkc in the uiuler (.me of the- wheels at:d was crushed , Mrs. Eleanor C, Leigh, widow of Ben tained a number of friend.s at their home he visited "iiiwing t< v n>hip and made an <-ach additional; 300 miles, 7 <’enls for Metliodist Ji!pisco])ai ('lumU at 3:30 near Yardville at a surprise party given Mrs; Rigg-s was 76 years'old last to deatiTA A. F. Stout, Sr., a witness, jamin Leigh, forrherly of Hopewell, died March. She was the widow of Lewis ad(ires.s at the T i.; ■ >a Junction school Die firsf [>ound and .5 for car h additional; a. th. H(; delivered an im pn ' Ave ser verified his ^ son’s Htatemcnt - -empha ounday evening at the home of her in honor of the twenty-first anniversary house. ' , lioo miles, cenis for the firskaiid 6 for mon on “The Mind of Christ.’■ There 'of their son, Harry Barnes. Tliose pre- Riggs, who was superintendent of the sizing th.yt it was {iosjiively not a case daug^er, Mrs. T. M. Terradell, in Tren- Perth Amboy division'of the Pennsyl 'Yestcrd.ay, Mr. H ukin.son remained each additional; 1,000 miles, nt'.cents was a large gathering of delegates from of nature faking. Death was due. to paYalysis, with cent were Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Dt ck- in his office tn the r- -ms of the ChamK r ;ind 7 for each additional; l.-loo miles, Windsor, Grovevillc, Cratibuiy, jafnes- er, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron West, Mr. and vania railroad. He died 30 years ago. William Parsil of this jilacc, is the Which she^as stricken about five years Mrs. Riggs was buried beside him and of Commcice, Tat.- ■ -..duringthe morn 10 tv m s and 0 for each addii ionul; l,8tM) 'burg and Allentown, who came to hear q)osses.so’r of a lagre, ])lum tree now in agu. -V. > Mrs. H. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. H. Under ing and in the af: - *. oon be delivered a miles, 11 cents and I cent for each ad-, hill, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Worthy Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Purdy Allen, the bisho]). full blcKim, with vari-colorcd blossoms • Mrs. Leigh had lived at the Terradell in the family plot at Hightsto^vn. In talk at the Shick-.' ’"diichool. dilional; more thr'in. 1,300 miles, 12 for The District Siqicnnlcndi'nt; Dr. which attract much attention. ome since about three years ago, com- Mrs. Josua Finnamore, Mr. and Mrs. Friday, Novcinl •V 29, he W ill visib the first and 11 for each additional. John Finnamore, Mrs. Joseph Robbins, terment was under direction of Rogers Handley, presided at tljc sc'rvices, while t“®^ from Hopewell, where she had & Son. Prinec'ton Town - h n and will give a the singing was led by ,G. H Cook, of — Last Sunday night in the'Chaj-icl of resided forxKjx several oc-vciai years? Herjier husband—>.« nusDanc Miss Viola Robbins,: Miss ^Sara Evert, talk at the Stor.\ Brook school. • (i)n Miss Anna Evert, Mii^ Alice Decker, Besides Addison Riggs, the deceased MONMOUTH DEMOCRATS. Bradley Beach. .Miss Marian Van the Presbyterian Church, the pastor’ gno was a wheelwrigltt and an under is .survived by another son, Frank Riggs Sat urday he wi 11 . < in at the ofiice. Marler ]>resided at the organ.^ The ser Miss Mary Robbins, Messrs. Howard Democrats of Monmouth county are speaking on the subject, “Our Country’s TK I^^ssedJ away aoout'six years ago.ago of Rutland, Vlrf,'t-’aud two daughl;ers, vices here marked the beginning of an Opportunity for Christ” took occasion ihe ^ceased w;as a member and one Robbins, Lester Paul, Foster Vanness, going to celebrate. They are going to Arthur Taylor, William Taylor, Ray Miss Dmsje Riggs and Mnf. Joseph P. XMAS OPEWI5G. evangelistic aunjiaign which will take to call attention to the growth of So<:ial- the fodders of the (^Ivary ^ptist Lisk. ' / have .a dinner, a real dinner,-with no the bishop to all the important towns in Wiurch of HopeweU, and was the latt mond Underhill, Wal-fer Robbins and Saturday Nov- ; .b r 30th, all IVtMi'day fancy frills or sjKfCches, just jrlcnty to eat ism iu this Country, what are some of George Dey. stocks...... will bi* shc. Warner's j^ches- the New Brunswick district. Bishop its special teachings and defiiands, and prominent Qutter window display.s and rtFink. The dinner is to be held at Berry went from here to New Bruns tra. Magnifici' the Coleman house Asbury Park on the how the entire question is a part of the ' °<„Hi^stown. ' Besides her LANNING— HENDRICKSON. and interior df-' • .-iti n.H. Jcr.'^ey’.s larg- wick, where services were held in the socialism. How the thoughts of Social ghter, Hy^. Terradell, she leaves one MRS. SARAH W. PULLEN. afternoon of Wednesday, Dec. 11. It First M. E. Church, and following them ^ohn F. banning, a procriirieht Hights- est toy store,on ■bh floor. Steinbacb is being arranged under the auspices ists may be directed by the thinkers who of Trenton and an- Co. Asbury' TVirk .idv. a reception was given him. arc in the Christian Church, and ’what The funeral of Mrs. ^ r a h W. Pullen, townD-vyn merchant,, and Mrs. Ellen W. of the Monmouth county Democratic ' Sfiew‘*^‘®’’’ widow of Chester E. Pullen, who died Hendrickson of Allentown, were married committee by P. Otto Weigand, Hazlet; are the primal needs of all rnen, and how GOLD-FISH AND GLOBE FREE. About S0,0()0 lobsters are eaten daily those needs m ay be the most satisfacw* dal*'.!*'"’®™* conducted Wednes- Tuesday, will be held oh Friday, Nov. at Hightstown, Nov. 21, in the presence Phillip Cohe^, Long Branch, and Henry 29, at 1:30 p,,m., at the residence of her of a few relatives and friends. The cere with |vtir of 1-oys’ or girls’"sh(X'S. during the season in England, and they torily met, and that the different re* at 2 o’clock from the Dil- Metz, Farmingdalc. It is expected that come mostly from Nova ^otia and Nor- trt ^ Bapt.ist church of Hopewell. In- sop-in-law, William C. McKnight, on mony was performed by Rev. Df. John S tfirb '.“h Cc-mpany, Ashury Park, N more than 350 Democrats will attenii lations of men mriy be helped by the way. in Hopewell cemetery. Park avenue. Allen. J.—adv the dinner. teachings of the New Testament. wiu p t n w * a tm «4dqd la tba war of a paddluf with ralilDB la It Jod had boaght tha raliins at the atore la the olty '' ■ ■ k tfiany miles away, on one of tbe rare ai^d tedious trips when he laid tn his TiiE TURKEY THA' stdYcs for the winter.' * In the Days "VIHien Women Vote The Transform tore! With the thought of the city oame 'CAME TOO a Yi^on of the shops as he had seen the^ then. Men did not hunt for tur- kertf there—they bought them from By TEMPLE BAILE the butcher, above whose stalls, the YOU WILL NOT KNOW STEI big birds hung to Djlump rows. HKT « to o d He laughed a little as he thought of getber tn tbe ban them, and laughed again as a resolve graynesSj of the grew slowly In hts mind. Then he NovembeE forest. counted the money In his pocket. It Saturday, Noverr’ ' 30th ‘’Therejs enow was enough. There would be many In the Bsy/* said m|lef to Uayel to the city and back the 'and again. But Mandy would have her amlled down at turkey for the next day's dinner. tbe glri - whoae All that night the snow fell. ^ By “THE LARGEST RESORT STORE IN THE \ (. . E ’ WILL HAVE ITS scarlet ahawl was morning the road were almost im as red 1 as^ her passable. Mandy, hfgh up in tbe.lit ASPECT c h a n g e d COMPLETELY INSIDE AND OU lipB. tle cabin, looked out. with anxibus ■“I wairt enow,” eyes. Suppose Jed had hunted all she Ba|d, 'Tor night, and had been lost in the forest? Thanksgljving. It Sqch things had happened even to seems- ai; if the expleirlenced woodsmen,* Wheh tlfby nAGNIFlCENT XMAS DPXORATIONS snow is las much were overcome by cold. She prepared a part of the day ae a turkejf dinner." a simple dinner, bearing patiently the SUPERB HOLIDAY SB CKS For a moment he heeitatei^ then he complaints of her father and of the blurted out the truth, ‘Tm afraid disappointed children. ^lere won’t be any turkey, honey." "Jed ain’t no good,” said the old “Oh," she lookeO up at him quick* man as he stuck his fork Into the USEFUL AND DECORATIVE OBJECTS FOR GIF'! lUKIOSES IN WoNb ER- ; ly, *;but you said—you said that you fried meat. "I thought he said he’d would get one, Jed." bring a turkey.” FUL ASSORTMENT. 'T.fenow, but there don't seein to be "He did say so,” Mandy responded, any wild turkeys In these woods; I’vd "but they ain’t any wild turkeys left hunted and hunted," said her lover, in the woods.” with some drearineea, ..A "^hey’s plenty of turkeys for them "It Reems as If you cou^h’t have as hunts them,” sneered tbe old man. LOWEST PRICES hunted very hard.” - She dfew away "J^d ain’t no good.” from him, "Think ,how dlsi 8 better thgjL thejres^ of ^ o ^ the "cfilTcTren will "be—Jed'.’ Mandy flared, and then apologized "I know. But if there ain’t any tur WE CAN PROVE TO YOU NEW YORK SHOPPING IS AN JEXTRAVA- penitently. "I didn’i mean to be keys, there ain't any----- " hateful, father.” "But you promisedT' GANCE. WE COULD NOT GET “NEW YORK PRICES’' IF WE WANTED But the children’s disappointment "Yes. I said I’d get ong if |here was was harder to bear. one . to be got, but they dqn’t grow TO. WE WQULJ> NOT GET “NEW YORK PRICES” IF WE COULD. , "I don’t want to be thankful,” little ,on^ ..treesjf^ ypu. know.”___ j Annabel wailed, when Mandy. tried to. ilut she did not smile, “^ m etirnes talk. of the reason of the feast. "I 0 I think,” she said, wearily, ^iLhat you want some turkey—und I want^it be And W e Refund Your Carfares. are Just like dad. All my life he has fore I can be thankful a bit.” promised and promised thaj he’d do, Mandy felt, however, that if she things, and be ain’t ever doise without the slighto.d discomfort. Blido and not care----- ” I . know it.' have pursued him? If you were the . "And all this because you won't (Copyright, by Asspeiatedt rary Press.). hnvo turkey for Thanksgiving,” ho •7 man would you have run? Read “Rengo Belt” Corsets are High Class Hung out. Her eyes met his squarely. "You know It isn’t that,’’ she said. "You but Not Expensive. know It’s boenuse I want yoi; to show The Women’s Candidate that you iiro different from the others They arc pcr'eclly construcled , f extra fine quality coulil. abdominal section of each before 1 marry you, Jed.’’ Her hand was on his arm, mutely model Is reinforced with a cn,:,s bolt tail rod into the garment, which give: supplrl whore most asking ills forgiveness for lier efill- clsm.’ liill lie Jerked himself, away. needed. - . "nol’ore I'd make such a fuss about tuikcy," lie said, and was gone. These corset:, have unoso.al stiengtlT and arc honed throughout with double watch- \ That al'lenioon he tramped tho Our, “The Rogers ’ woods In futile search. He raged at stccls, which are guaranteed not to rust, ■ . spring: ; her arraignment Of his* manhood. In Al! "gengo Belt" models are lace or ribbon trimmed and finished with two or three sets of the depths of his soul, however, he knew that she was right. He had hose supporters. " ‘ let tho days before Thanksgiving pass without worrying himself mightily Carpet Sweeper Our corsetlere will fit yon with a correct mode! without cliarge. about the turkey, and now. at the ‘ & last moment, ho would have to dis appoint her. . is identically the same Sweeper, made hy the same bi^ Prices ot “Reno Belt” Corsets, $2,00 and $3.00. And all her life little Mandy had met disappointment. Motherless, and Manufacturer in Grand Rapids, Midi.—we are not with tour small sisters, she had lived on tho mountain, the household drudge allowed to advertise the name—as the' sweeper which tor her shiftless father. When he had Won her love Jed had, for the, is being sold everywhere for |2i50. Our price as long time, been inspired with a greater in dustry than that of the men about as the balance now in stock—not very many—lasts, is him. Br. gradually he had dropped TRENTON. 10 South Broad Street back, and he knew, and Mandy knew, $1.50. 109—113 E. State Street, that before them both stretched the dull dreariness that was the common Wjlllng to Do j^nythlng. lot of the mountaineer of that seo- A -Utye girl, now ^ famous artist, Our Rugs Have Startled tie long'figo was caught uillng her crayons '."^ou could get out of it' if yoti on Sunday. As the ^^rbldden Joys ateoiilfilwww^andy had said. And when were taken from her She sobbed out: Jed had questioned- her helplessly. "Mamma, do let me.|ii(ve them. I’ll the People 1 WILL RECEIVE "How?" she had flung out, "Oh, If you draw a church an’—a—a—graveyard were a man you would find a way,” If you will!" Dry Piefbd Poultry, Squabs and that had been^ the first quarrel. Since, that, there had been many You may not have seen the one piece Axminster $ 53,000.00 Live Pigeons at the little qiiarrels, and Jed knew that Here’s TW6. Mandy was chafing under the thought A famous philosopl^er was dlecnes- made by the Smith Company. An Axminster Rug tstown Station of his incompetence. And she was Ing truth. "There are three times," ha without seams. We haven’t many for the market is BEING GIVEN AWAY rtgbt. By all the vigor of young man said, "when a man isijjhstified In tell uesday Morning hood that was In him, he knew that ing a falsehood. They are, first, to to those who act as the local reiirosentatives of EVER YBOD Y’S over sold but can show a sample or two. We refuse to ill M a y 1 he should be doing a man’s work a woman; second, to i a woman; and thlr(>—well, I forgot 'the third." MAGAZINE and THE DELINEATOR — all in addition to somewhere, not stssnsUng among tbe advertise the price for unless you see the goods you liberal cominissjoiis- l.et u.s show you how you can iSreoeive all my Poultry |llla. iijieek. BEST MARKETS will not believe it possible. He thought of It^sll as he tramped Her Experience. Secure a Share after the turkeyr''\ r r It leemedaeo to -him. .. Hrs. Bacon—"I unhoretand one can CASH ;PAID FOR SAME suddenly that t|iB Quaft took on learn dlSerent languages from t ^ We have the latest contrivance fof showing Bogs Biroply by forwarding the .subscriptions of your friends and (^Oliver Early sacred elgnlfloanoa. Ha had promised phonograph?” Mrs,' Ebert — “Well, neighbors and collecting the renewals of our present suh- Handy a turkey,' Ha must keep Ue since our neighbor g^t his I know my and will consider it a favor if you will look the. stock H F ^Satterthwait promise or be lass a man. husband has used lahguage 1 never scribera. Try for. THIS month’s prizes. There are lots of “ The 'blacknesa of the Norember heard him nee befoh^lf- over. , m -ysr: prizes that can be won only by persuiis living in towns same size Lock Box-655. Farmers' Phone 153 night settled over the forest As he as your own. Write at once to the came out upon a oraggy turn of the Bordbntown, N. J. path he could see, tar iip, the light Elthar S’unehine or Fire, In Maiidy'e cottage window. He knew Pat things in the sunshine or before BUTTERICK EUBLI5 HINQ CGHPANY that she was making her simple prep- a fire before wrapping them up, If Subsci^e for th.c Ga e^atlons for the ThanksgiTing dinner. poeelble, not only airing,, but also : Butterick BuildiiiK, New York City Without the turkey there would be to freshen them and make them small zette, $1.00 per year. ouly the usual fried meat aud com- sweeter. . - ■
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betten. The type was Fecognizable | it was dripping water all bbdfit nir. at first glance. Undoubtedly he was Then his eyes fell upon her big sim- the local game wsrtden, a shiftiess ' . hpde. Without a word ho picked It ne’er*do-weU, appointed by a not too up, walked down the dry bench and PUBUC SAtE of PERSONAL PROPERTY disrrlmlaatlng pclltician during a,Lot 1 aaxS. « kh 1 [IS YOUj^ FARMOR campaign. angle of forty-five degrees. Then he The subscriber will sell at Public Sale on his premises on the road “What's the charge, ofllcer?'’ asked from Windsor to Allan’s Station, about 1 mile and a naif xrom Windsor; came back and sat down on tho prow [COUNTRY HOME Redight, unhooking the fish and stand of the boat, his back to the umbrella. called the James Ew^rt farm, on , ing over It as It flopped upon the sand. The girl looked at him and then at The warden, swelling with Impor FOR SALE ? the umbrella. , Tuesday, December.3rd, 1912,.at II o’clock sharp tance. cleared his throat for action. “That there fishlu’ tackle 0’ yourn “Do you promise not to peek?" In a O r — one team Black Horses, about 5 and 5 years oU, good Woikers and has got ganj^ books on It. which la confused voice, drivers sound and kind; 2 cBWS, one 8 years old, fresh; and one coming ngin Ihe law. T o in i B a tr come ^tifi •Tm - ho quietly.., W OULD YOU LIKE TO 3 years’ old will be frtoh next month; 2 mowers, in good shape;_one a “Take your time—and get .it good and McCormick and on^ an Osborne; one hay tedder, 2 hay rakes, one hay SibtO N W ttLIAH S me, mister.” The' mayor whistled. dry. Kr—hang it on the umbrella, i EXCHANGE IT FOR shclvmgs, one Hooker potaoe digger, in good repair, one Planet, Jr., you know—where tho sun can get at ootatoe digger, one|eight-row potatoe sprayer, one two-horse cultivator, CopyrlKhl 1013. Westen “Got a copy of the Inw wKh you?” it.” ' ; two one-horse cultlTaTsi-s, one furrowing sled, one grain drill, one garden SYNOPSIS. fjedl^ht pushed off. The east was a ! he asked, with a careful show of re- I T R E N T O N P R O P E R T Y ? drill almost new; lane orchard sprayer, one twe-horse plow, two one- rlot. of effulgence and the lapping . spect. Ho heard her .soft fodtfnlls In the -■ hors’e plows, one wheel harrow, two dragging .harrows, one Maid rTTVPTKR T.-Tn a spirit of fun Mayor Wavflk broke In created turrets of ■ The warden plunged into his coat sand—ami vvaited. He waited a long We make a business of solv- weeder almost new- one scraper, one one-horse harrow, two sets,, heavy Rc'ty.f'lit, a summer visitor . Is gofej Ijia they gurgled and splashed on ! pocket and brouglit forth u pnper-cov- lime. Oneo;he almost forgot and was j ' Ingjust sucji-problems as t^e§e— working harness, one set of single harness, one set heavy single harness, throuKli the woods by ten lauRhlnK f^liTs, at the I'ointj’pf viewing tho landsenpe ' one of wl'.om he calehys and kisses. thefH way td meet the boat. Rowing ! ered .booklet, dl.'itributing on llie wiml to the entire satisfaction pf the .X.W O.setsoT.ligpt,dfiSW ®..,,,SM .^?.T,?,lnipst new; one set of single s!tip!}(Ely, the mayor studfl’d the face^i'a.s he dld-so flecks of tobacco,.niatche;! in her geijicral direction, when he harness, new; haRfrs and rop^^^^^ one broad tfead'TariH'WapBnv'two nar-' ..rtt.\;rTTnr‘'Tr;-TTlO'")Sfi'H*”“’Tnrm'-'th^m‘”' ■ paTtiee •eobcemed;..Why -TTot' •et- row tre’ad farm,, wagons, one two-seated- buggy, one carriage, almost ppIv-'.s Into a court and sentonee iiim to 'of ^li'gtrr'opp'oslf'e—i'he'''f';’ee'^1*'''^ iiar j'aYid'''^Itycf’'r(ni/' ...... i"'»-... ilo the bidfllng of one of their numlTpr trlcilsfn, softened by clear blue, kindly 1 ‘Tl.ero ’ils." he grunted, trlumphant- bend about-hieo, giving himself up to • us'help you ? new- two other wajgons, one carryall, one wagon Jack, forks, hammers, l at’li day for ten days. and all other toolsl one truck, and lots of baskets, two incubators, nevv;. oyes; and beautified by fnuorous red b’- “Uight there -section 7, ‘Pishin’ the cantankerous conduct of a flsh rir.'PTK R TTT.-A lojflslatlve m->nsure llpSv i UncPnsclously Hedtght caught : »n Season,’” pointing wtth a grimy iiawk pe.strr^’ug a klngflsher. much to Call, telephone ar-write us to three brooders. , , , , , , ^ . oppfislnsr woman suffratre, wliloh tlroppeil the voealisiic jninoyanco of tlie lattor. 8D0 bundles of stocks, several hundred bushels of corn. ■ r m f.-om the mayor’s pooUet. Is msf'd to com hilm^felf mentally reading: j thtUnb. day pel him to obey tlie nuindntes of' tlie ’'Yk’'|th fhy red lips, redder Htlli. j Hedight read tho section in ques- who chattered angrily. Household Goods Kiris. KlBsed by struwbenivs 011 ilu* hill—" j lioP. Ami tlun. from the weedy country Walter Bedlght, mayor and candi Hft drew the boat to a shady spot! “All right, ofllcer; I guess I’ll have road iM-hlmi'the hill there eamo voleqs'f HUGHES & MORRIS Four beds, ode sideboard, two bedroom stoves, two kitchen stoves, date for the legislature, frowned. along th% beach and rigged a polo i to go,” he agreed., good-naturedly, a Tho waf’den and his assi.slanta were chairs, two kitchep tables, three other tables, lamps. Plainly, here was a predicament. The for jier. | happy thought gripping him entic- returning. Inc., Real Estate Brokers, A credit of 8, months will be given on all sums over $15, with ap ■ “HHlt it!” she commanded, dropping Jngly. Would the girl never. reuj>pear? proved security piyable at First National Bank, Hightstown, N, J. . humor of the altuntlon had fled. The Insurance, Mortgages piqued attitude of the “judge” toward her magazine. j The girl in the-boat screamed. ; Rushing toward the hill, tho mayor waved his hnus and shouted: E. ECKHAUS. him was plain. U was more than this, “llacon rind, rninnows, frogs or; “Don’t you dare go away, ff !you Broad— State Bldg. It was “catty.” Bho ran after him and w^orms?” he questioned, hook ni hand. ! do. I'll—wo’ll send that bill to-Da- “Go Inuik. you CcIIowh! Go hack, WM. H. 50LHEMUS,]Auctioneer ] he kissed her, a perfectly natural • “!Ypu have just said it dependH upon , sian!" tlu ro ’s a lady drcHsing’ There'H—” rRENTON... NEW JERSEY G.-.M, t-W ADDY,"Clerk T ...... ------!— Tho-tuayor gr.onned,______crie*d a clca-r thing for dismlsctne-bachelor to otr 1—&4J -ElttiHe-294-, LuleraULiiJliM— if the pursuer were pretty—and good I “Como on!” ordered tho warden im- voice froth the rear, “I’m ready.'* - ness kno\ d Jackie Vining was enough j patiently. “I ain't got no time to be The mayor turnotl and ran .jirecipt- of that to give almost any Inquisitive i nrgin’ with aki|j.ts. Yoii'vo v lo l^'d tately down the hill, the mitlvcit in young man paliiitation of the heart! ! tho law an' I reckon you’ll haf lofflimy full pursuit. Hut this time lie reached But even male judges have a' way j tir fiijdler.'' X ^ I"? l-ho boar, in safety and flung a derl- ►!-.j."Is"hti*"J""I""i*"is"I-4'^"I*"I-’" I * " I - "I- "I- of their'own, absolute and unrelent- i Hedight reached to the bench {V.? if ilve laugh at tho^mgry wunleii’a per- •ing, while- a rwomaii. Judge,- preMy^..,yl.- ] to pick up his fl,-jh. Insterul, he reached -empfnry eoinmaml to: ’■ ''(HflihyFiitt-l!'' llefe. J^fiY n ' ye! flYi* A. vaclous, enticing, captured in a dog f's'ljf’ lfu'Kh^''faiiyiT’>’f‘,''tA6k'fT qlll'bTc.'tttfpuft wood swamp and kissed against her I hold on the bottom of,one leg of-Ybe git JirreKtetl!” ^ I HOME TRADE PRICE MAKER I will—Hedight shuddered at his pos i warden’s trousers, gave n inlghly Au.g Tho gill watelied the man narrowly. Hliinibing, Tinning A sible fate! ^ ! upward and, as tiie ‘disconcerted ma- “If,' you don't inhul, ,Mr. Hedight, we’ll go ovi'r on Hie leo side of tho ^ 704 PAGfiS CONTAINS THEy^FOLLOWING: .j. The fury of a worpan osculated lo [tivo turned a .comer.^ault In midair, ' broke for tho boat, r'c,-'; ir ids evitl:«'nt h-uiu1- ■..— ______;------ger ef .a woman- scorned! - A.nd he- 'intent, Mi-ss .'Vihlrt-.v4-.-n<-mH'ag.ed..|ho .4i« j-leap, ' but -nlas .fuK' RuiXmC'.prCCt.HlwP; this Inn- h \v.^ cnri -dry out wau tli.o, goat! - • - Idh' IftfT nntfe’-..;hc tt: ‘•-♦••a-. ‘ tf'ps of till’ S pillTO inn. - Tim suffrage, wandered iftto the cooi, um •ip with a ’lasp timl would bav-' swii'p , jAitJi’:’' raiiii fui'u anl olflri lily to ro- ^ Steel Land R o lle r ...... brageous wood. . ■ • to safo-ty, for slu*. athletic. l>ut i!>q 4';-iVi'. tlio rt rm-t. l.aivr.-t -lii'-k 1..*' It ijais iruldsimin^r and the forest ._)..• i mayor, in th.o = - pri’dii-aiiu-a', c:i' ’h' \ ,a I’l';;' ri 1 ■ -iifii’in Ul.”'- ^.High Arm Drop. Head Ball Bearing Sewing was a s^van relrcull^here monk and j gallantly to I'lur^i-T-iciiv, 'ctif'iyhi’g 1 t'l'Oll .M.'io t,i '.iui-k o im she j. Machine' ...... man ii/ght lose hls^roubles in the d by o lior li- !U. Slo\ esa d !?an^es *V rlppl];rfg of t6o rills and receive dl- Viio 'l v'.Ti h Oi .-XiTt'W id'ind /bn 4. Our Hummer Low Price Steal Range, with uncl.ion from the nature god rul (bo I. . v.an' Hitb*. fwo tminin inks Hot Closat and Resevoir ...... ing with soothing zephyrs and elixirs r f ili It llO'.S.' 1 rotn-it . ii;;, . vi.'U’iK’f‘ of in lhi^ vii’inil \ 1. -Iri-t frntn. I’rircfl of efflorescence! havii; u 1. aiu'l ;ty;.i lift might •F Galvanized Iron Roofing, per 100 ft . . . Dedight penetrated far into the Ib'i’U FOfti In tho biilmnioring ns l,i)\v :’s niiyiN Also u lol of ^ Cream Separator, Ball Bearing, best on the heart .of the wood, where dryads umi;]' l.allt ;nitl tiicy wi;ro about SO romp along the sunbeamed way *!< far a ■art. , market- ...... through interstices in Ibo trees, where Oil Heaters •R mother brown thrushes peep from CHAPTfiR V. 42-Piece Dinner Set, fine slieltored nests and frisking squirrels vUII.I.r 4. Portable Scales, 600 ibs ...... chatter of the hickory nuts.a-ripening KlfWf’u o'oloi'k on a imRuiliKht night upon the scraggly trees. *'Let Him Have It a Bit." in J;ily-i.s a 1 i-wili’iilng fiiuo to Bit •F Improved Refrigerator, ice capacity 50 lbs., And then, h© s.aw her! alone un a linlfoiiy luul rlnuim, and If Sl-Mji lii-ur .Stoi^ktoii west en-arnel provision c h a m b e r ...... Like Psyche, she stooped beside a the bait, now. bait It,” she. gymonished | till’ dream h.o i.inged at Squirrel Inn, quiet pool, above her -the spreading curtly. ■ where the Beeiit of iu r<‘wnial • stork of-.\-.sinqalioii Burk. branches of a water elm. Ilesldo her “But what do you want to catch? 111,- hihriouH tang of the on the brink the harebell grew and | be insisted. to her ear thereucame from down be “Fish!" he III the inidHt of towering treefi low the rhythmical cadence of a ■ He took up an angleworm and im-1 fw. 1f'^.l;i,ko iullnliy ohanliug nini A. T. SKILLMAN COMPANY brooklet’s song, the same song that, paled It on the hook, while the girl iiiAif' crooning on the lieach and if thn in crescendo or. diminuendo, it had watched him, faBcinated. a[)irit of wundorluHt is abroad to HIGHTSTOWN,!;N. ■ J. sung for centuries, the ever chanted, “I—I never could do that. Ughl charm and iriRpire, ah, thou tho time perpetual song of the brook! Hut men are wretches!” and place and tlio girl are in harmony For 4, 4- 4- 4. 4. 4, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4 , ..p 4. 4. 4, 4. 4- 4 ,4 4, 4, 4, 4, 4 , 4 4. 4, 4 ,4 4 He stole softly forward o n ' tip-toe. For answer he threw the line into'^ sublime! Absorbed, In her mood, she gave no the wafer and ImndtMi her,the rod. Judge Jaeklq Vliilng. cIothiHl In k he^^ The rich outUne of her flgun loose. cUuging houne gown, sal alone ifiWr- and gave her fancy free rein, enjoythg the sheen of the morning radiated like Tyrian-red fins. the serenliy of tl»o‘night and tho al a halo on the head of a Titian mas “Let him have if a bit,” cautioned luring proinlspB of her air cnstlea. Sale terpiece, Step by step ho drew near, the mayor. And ever and anon uh hIio niUBed ' cautiously. Little by little he crept “Oh, that Is the way you fish for there orejit into her IhmighlH with Handsome tesidence on forward until he stood with his hand fish, too?” she exclaimed. “Why, how suffuslniv of blood to her oheekR, the upon the trunk of a tree. And then, HUBfIARKRUBBERS funny!” scene of the dogwood s'.v;nn[i. tlie North Main St., formerly quietly, fearlessly, he stepped behind He nodded. her, his shado.w falling over her face of the man who had iielil lu-r “Now, SCO that! He’s taken all the Come Back Here, Gol D.irn Ye, an’ occupied,!^ my father, shoulder upon tho placid .waters of eloHo ugain.si her will ami sipped tho bait and gone away," ruefully. “And Git Arrested!" the pool. , nectar of lier Ups. Jas. M. Cubberley. Price you told me to w.'ilt!” “A perfect geude-man!" With a cry of alarm she sprang to 'o shore in his arms, wlu re he linger “A fish and a man should bq landed she felt thrill of gratl- her feet and faced him. He stood bis ingly deposited her on the warm sand. S(')iiiehow 0 moderate. at exactly the right moment,” he ad ficali'iu at ^hn verdict as rendered by ground boldly, but In his eyes there Till’ outraged warden, fully believ vised, seriously, avoiding her eyes. “If Mao AiidreWR, tor Mfio was one of Terms to suit. .wa.s an appeal. trifled with too long, either is apt to ing ll^ t I'roviclenee had iieeomo bis "Forgive me,” ho said evenly. "I— the uimT' charming of the ten girls get away with the—er. bait!" illy and delivered into his ImndH the wiry idled at, B'luli'rel Inn and hor^ ai>- you needed H><<^'ahad^X ^ to •esistiiig criminal, strode forward jmd “Thank you,” she replied coldly. “I proval of the iirisoner proinlsod ..well Mrs. Elmer J. Rogers, comj)tote~*tlTe picture,” know how to do it now.” tapiic-d Hedight authoritatively ou tho" OU flatter yourself," she replied shoulder, for tho remaining iifne. And, too, it In a trice she had a flopping beauty relieved her mind, Bomewhat, for the, Hightstown, N. J. ^Idly. , “Serves yo right, darn ye. Now you in the boat. rested heavily on her Ho started to speak, impulsively, to come along with me!" respouHlhllltv He-rebalted her hook and, picking fair bead. Aft tho accepted loader of ' plead for forgiveness; but she' held up bia rod, sent a Downglac spinning For answer Hedight pfrouottod up her hand mandatorlly. tho vacKtlonlsts she felt her aecount- through the air. It fell juat without ableneSH—and besides, If one is kissed , Dr. J. H. PIERREPONT "I hold no conversation with pris a bod of moSs. There follow^! a tho sand and, Fwiuging hard, gave the oners outside of court,” she said, aus native a terrific smack ou the jaw by a man one likes to know that after splash, a neat turn of the wrist, a all ho is a ,gentlei^inn, though bold. ; DENTIST Thu Ihib-Mark is your Vahie-Maric on Rubbers terely. whirring of tbe reel and a cry from With the fiat of his hand. With a howl of pain and outraged pride that CmifosHlon is good for tho soul, and i Turning from the poo!, ah© stood be the girl: Wear Hub-Mark Rubbers this winter. They cost no ofiiclnl turned ignomiiiiouHly and ran ,Ia<‘kio rejoiced that If bIio must be i fore him as one in authority. “Oh, give it to me! Give it to me! Specialist In Filling Teeth, Extracting more than any first-class rubber. If 1 your dealer can’t “I am going. Walt here. Do not for cover, bawling threats of revenge her own father confeseor, sho at leaflt Teeth and Crown and Bridge Work. Let me land him!" as he sped toward the vlllnge. need not blush for tho character of ' supply you write us. ^ follow me,” she admonished. Obediently Bedlght handed her the My M otto—"Not. Iluw ( ’licaji, But He sat down beside the pool. As In her wtt and dripping clothes the the man who made the confession How (lOtHl.” Boston Rubber Shoe Co., Malden, Mass. rod. The fish darted and plungeil. She girl sank precipitately upon tho Hand necessary. | he did so, for a fleeting moment the reeled In frantically The mayor Oflico limirs—10,A. M. till -Ifl.O I*. M. form of a lithe and graceful woman and gave vent to screams of liyKterical Her rejoicing was broken In uiion | Out Muiidays. smiled. The fish, a black bass of laughter. Under the Influence of her ; by 1-he redo.Ier^t odor of tobacco blend- fell over his shoulders upon the three pounds, came into view of the drowsy waters—but the fgee was rare good humor. Hedighfs serious- j *ng pungenlly with the perfume of 28 S. Broad St., Trenton, N.J. boat. Tbe flsberlady squealed with- ness melted—and ho, too, droppedstock. Bhe drew buck lulu tho turned toward the backward trail. delight—but the fish, seeing his tor 0 pp. F’liila, Bargain f^toro. 4 "Everything — even mythology — Is upon the beach and reviewed the ludl- shadows. As she did so, a white- mentors, made a desperate break for clothed form sped' lightly across the oie m F l’am bim i twisted," he growled, “in these par liberty. The woman, gripping the rod lous days of woman suffrage.” lawn toward the house. firmly, resisted the attack, whereat Miss Vlnlng'fl heart thumped STEAM He turned his head to catch a the hook tore loose and the dangling strangely. The scudding figure was ANE glimpse of her, flitting through the bait flew high In tho air above her that of a Woman and In the moon HOT WATER IHEATING trees, but unlike Lot’s wife, she did head! light her hair was fair. Tho appari not look back. Tlie subscrilier'desires to an- “Oh, isn’t that too bad!” she ex tion in white flitted up tbe hotel Bjalrt nouuce tliailieis ready atall tinies t i n a n d s h e e t i r o n w o r k . The mayor sighed. claimed, disappointment shadowing and disappeared. to cry auction Hales of all kinds. “What an awful mesa a man can her pretty face. Siller taken on salary or commiss ROOES AND LEADERS REPAIRED Tho “judge” waited furtively, watch get into,” hd sorrowed, “through tb« “When you have hooked a fish or ing the summer house—from which ion banis. perfectly harmless diversion of klst- a man,” he began quietly, “and either Prompt service and satisfaction ingl" there soon emerged the figure of a gmmuUeed. J A C O B p : b b s c h b r •shows ar disposition to plunge, give a man-^nnd In the night the red coal little line. Keep a taut but not too of his cigar glowed l¥i the darkness! Frank T. Norcross Morrison St. and Railroad Ave. CHAPTER IV. resisting hold. When the*fury of the .Tackle's Indignation sprang into N plunge Is over, reel In cautiously. If Hightstown, N.J. P- o BOX 4S7 , , HIGHTSTOW.'J, N. J. monstrous being. Who of the ten Monday morning dawned with a yon do this, the man or the fish ’ttlll young ladles was holdlnga^qi^ji^e#'- Telephone 43-Fr20;. purple glow that melted into molten always come back captive.” tine meeting 'with. HT&^Honor, The glory as the sun came up and painted . “I never have had occasion to need Mayor? the hills and valleys with delight. your advice,” she said simply. Could it be Mae ,Andrews? PRINTER’S INK SPELLS Flute notes of harmony thrilled from “I see you'afe k novice at—fishing," Hastily slipping ‘down the hotel flitting birds and the incense of fra he said, patroodzflngly. corridor; Judge Vl^faig gently tried grant flowers gave Joy to the olfac She colored. tho door of Miss Abrews’ room. It tory nerves as bis honor, the mayor “I haven’t found it necessary, or de was locked./;’ Wltk^ a heavy heart and Mae. Andrews tripped down the sirable, sir, to become overly profi Jackie returned tcf 'her apartment; front steps of Squirrel Inn and made cient!” proudly. . but as she'lay tossing In dainty neg for tho boat landing, the girl In the "r; , \ “But your husband—’* ho said, as he ligee lipbp h # bedj^f new worry was lead, the man behind, carrying a threw out his line, “may prove-^” harassing' heW ‘ ' lunch basket and" fishing tackle. “Pardon me.” * She spoke haughtily. "Do you really and truly believe, “My husband, should I ever have one, [Conti tftiedj Mae Andrews. SUhOPTICAL rffG.0 Mr. Bedlght," babbled the girl , over will not b© the sort that will need to ------J. rc.utsMNo; PRca, her shoulder, "that there are just as be called back. He—” croua side of. the situation In hearty % Siat« and Wan-an St's., TrarVton good fish In the .sea as have ever “Of course not," he said in a concili guffawing. En^puraflihg Him. been caught?" atory voice. "They never are—uiftll "But we’ve got to get out of here,” Bashful Youth—f‘|l’m so afraid to The mayor laid down hli burden on after marriage.” - finally protested the mayor, hla face see yOur fatbbr. r|ld anyone else ever the dock and smiled confidently Into He was struggling now with a^amy sobering. “I know these country con ask him ?" . The .Maldea^“7es, Ar the pretty face of his Interrogator. Oswego, which he landed flnb^ly by stable fellows. That warden will be thur, and tiiAy suflfered like heroes." —The Club-FfeRow; SPBIX K r YOU It Prices “An unmarried man.” be began, jumping; from tbe boat and skimming back here In an hour with enough na carefully, / ‘would answer yes; a ma^ It in on tbe sandy beach. tive talent to arrest a company of BONES So Low They Will Astonish You rled man, most assuredly, would deny As he did so, a rough fellow with night riders. It’s time for ua to the allegation and say no.” move OB.” , Tlm^ W^II Spent. ft nondescript slouch hat pulled scoop- One mlnut4.- spent In appealing for The young woman, with a glance of He righted tho boat and collected WANTED 8hov|iI fashion over bis face and divine guidance appears to have been Sale Bills Printed at This Office mischief In her eyes, asked Inno dresse ibout o» the beach, "until I—i wring . , One cannot ImpHove on nature. The titelw ltl" M ta wttlt growing Inlorest The feb cut thlg awfnl mat aUrt!” bliuUng. unlTenal is not :to be corrected br ible took. .her,^ He looked at tho dreoe thoiMtki 1
A muss mccUng for men will l.>c held Sunday aficrruxm, Dcccmlx r 8, at li Tt-- y-ML4feCt/ wiU 'lxj “Back> G. G. 6LAUVELT, WE M A^RIGHT AlfYTHINa TKAT GOES ^OHG T m ’KSDAY. NOV. 2«. 1912. RfV. Ross Frederick Wicks is highly recoimnended l>y,lhe following men of Hightstown, N. J, , OEORQE P. DENNIS. National reputHlinn: Governor-lilect W i. P. DUNHAM & CO. ANY STYLE. SUIT Jaincs.Cox of Ohio; Rev. N D, Hillis, Editor and Proprietor. 1), I),, pastor of Plymouth Congrtiga- lional ('nurch, Hrooklyn, K. Y.; Rev, OR OVERCOAT S. I’arks Cadman, 1). I)., ('entral Con Entered at the HiKtiUitowu N. J. Tout (Jttu'i* gregational ('hureh, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Trenton, N. J. lor irai'B inortatM through the jnalla aa w*rond- You Have in Mind to Buy, We Have. «iiSirmaireT. M. G. Bruiitlittttglh A Greater Store. Tho tiAZKTTK hi {iuhll*hcerviec.,thiring Uie aim- TkAT SUIT OE COAT, No 1 HjitT dim m itijm ed until all a m umges arc and a greater business are the paid. Uu; dpiioii of the pm IMicr, pijgn. St rvit-c;. are Ixihg h eld.at 7;d0 AEN’S OVERCOATS' A'falUiri'to iioUty iln' publishiT of its dlscon- each O'evetiiug. rewards of years, of diMgent tiiiuaiK'e W.111 he rtijisiileretUu renewal of »uh 1| OONSIDBR IT TO-MORROW ■ »ertriili''Ti'"''"'...... effort...... ■■ ...... '$8;50'to'$30...... Wiicu yt.n want >onr (ihjit j-liaiiK''d, alwavs give the old ti.-. vtcH the liew H'l.iTi r Or at least some time in the near future RATKS FOR ADVI-RTISINO Chance has'[never laid the lire ren.Hotmhk* a in Ix’ made km iw ii on appU* USEFUL BIRDS catln i|ofli Ui(! imuiufwliin'r and oursdves, aim- lo adjust stocks foundations, nor built our now knowing full well that the demand tliat’^ hound to come type of store. BOOKS AND DEMOCRACY. W .^ DISAPPEARING. at. fcliis period will aid us in making the very (luickcsl.sort of an W. F. Steward, librarian of the Bing- We want .you to know that ailjiistmcnt (jf slocks, and here'.s the re.sult— T a y l o k O p e r a H u u s l S tc.'k i a ri:>r.!YioN NJ hartipton, N. Y., Public Library, in his we are “keeping” the best presale.lUnl address before the New York Many Feathered Natives of $1 d.OO and S17‘-d) plaided back serge and tweed roals, $9.87.’ library. aBSociation at Niagara Falls, on store, offering to you the larg September V54th spoke as follows: Jersey Will Soon Be $T1),0() and $12.-oO long and moderate .IcDgtli lincly made zibc- , “ Iu i.ie iweniieih century the public .ilSilc (-oats $7.50. est stock, ot-desirable goods, library atawd*. for-llw -hopes and aspira- of Past. tioas of democracy. It is democracy’s ami, $2().t)0 (wo-toiicd dressy bducle cloth coats and and tioing the greatest volume one common meeting ground, knowing They an^n i.^l disij>i«c;iriug. the Nind 4itru<.iclian coals, braid trimmed, some of Uicin, olhci’s plain of business in our hisl^^ry. neither rich nor poor, bl^ck nor white, pijrti^, yi,ll'ivsh g.'i, 'curUAv^, ] ' EITABUSHEDISIS^ iea?uT- ; febOO clo'th coats; thi.s is the Ural lamb ckth, one of the ektra freight itud express. .Ciatioii with sotne'niajesli.c l^cenc ' gift that will last a lifetime, and then will be handed "with patience, persistency, tact, take ''jino Oiuality coating matcriaLs, $15".0O. the book to the man. We wi^a we could tell you down to the next generation. Such gifts as these you “it is the glory of the library, large Where ocean billows sweep and small, city and country, that it puts Froin out the unknown de<']>_, about all new and attract will find at Lutze’s, at most desirable prices. Suclt a man in possession of his own, makes Voioing.their solemn roar; Now for Suits ive thingsJ^? have received him master of himself, lord of his own Wlu re one may sweetly rest, as Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Watching < aeh whiUming crest for your ffvety need, and the • BOiil, independent of time af-d things and On old Atlantic's shore. , The tale is told in brief, but if you will Cut Glass, Umbrellas and an endless variety of inex ■how . and spectacles and mon^y. “So does he attain serenity and wis come and look the suits over, you'd think that great savings that await you. pensive Novelties. dom, crowned of philosophy. So does he Thi‘ sliore birds lay few eggs .in com- p.irison -with other sixeies classed as Come and see our become good company for himself while columns of interesting news could be written A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Gift Until he has for familiars and companions the game Birds; tlii ir nests are comparative-- Wise and witty uf all the ages. ’ He says I.’ unprotected and only one broeen largely oughly reliable wearing silk or satin, $10.98. New Dress Goods it to its inborn and sincere sense ot morai done away with iiy the advance of agri TRENTON, N. J. duty to testifyjts devout gratitude to the culture. $16.50 suits of English tweed, l,hey’re Norfolk models, and $7.50 New Flannels AU-Giver for the countless benehts it has 2\s for the go'xl they do, that is un $18.50 corduroy suits, tailored .as, you’d have the tailor work enjoyed. For many years it has been i|m*slioned. Wlty, a large number of New Dress Trimmings Our Xmas Booh wilL be *nMle^ Free. Send customary at the close ot the year for the tltein nine dilTc-rent a'liiglr'pi'uVc af a pnlritc tailoring shop, name and address.' jj National Executive to call upon his fel < le v« inr . $12.50. ' ^ New Hosiery and Gloves, low-countrymen to offer praise and iiu m lK TS of thanks to God for the manifold blessih^S to annoy us is not tbc fault $22.50 suits of two-toned diagonals, masterfully tailored, a New Knit Underwear Your Eyes Examined By a Specialist. vouchsafed to them in the past, an^l to of the ]»halaro]>es, saiubi>i])ers, plovers, dozen different mod('ls, .silk or satimlmotl jasJiete, $12.^ . unite In earnest suppUance for thejji Letc. 1/Ct us protect oivr I'ird friends and New Table Linens i&. Napkins continuance. ^e'eimate (jur iiisect tormentors, $27.50 broadcloth suits and French serge suits,. tailored and The year drawing to a close has been Culwortns, s|K)Ued s(iu;ieh bugs, green lined up a pink of perfection, $14.75. New Bed Quilts i i notably favorable to our fortunate land.^ flies, cabbage wortiis, army worm.s.i At peace within and withoyi^free jlrom many destructive beetles, c;ile|dlla $25.00 and $35.00 suits, one, two and at the most only tlirec New Bed Blankets the perturbations and calamities | th^. ■ nmiic.s; worms wliieh ]irey upon oys of a kind, finest foreign materials and finest workmansliip, The Importance of-iBuying Furs "With a Reputation. have afflicted other people, rich in hdr|i ters, the injurious emyfisii. wire worms, vests so abundant, and industriejs so grapevine eolopsis, numerous varieties $18.98. productive that the overflow pf our. jjroB I'f weevils, the larvae of the horsefly and A word of advice again regiu-ding early in the week suit or perily has advantaged the whole vforlf^ the North American fev< r tick are only EXCLUSIVE strong in the steadfast conservation: ( a few of the morsels included in the coat l.mying: it is worth lieoding; you will get better attention the heritage of self-government! .be^^ menu of the djiTerent species of sliore in tlie clioosing, and better service in the fittiftig and alterations, G. C. GLAUVELT. birds. They exact nothing of tlie farmer queathed to us by the wisdom of ou^ if any are to lie made, if you come early'in the week, and you fathers, and firm in the resolve to t^ftnff- ;md only seek an opportunity to nrove FUR FASHIONS mit that heritage unimpaired, but rhther Liu,‘mselves his friends. They should sliould come. » improved by good use, to o,us childreil Ik: included in the game list, but CROSSWICKS. and our children’s children for all*'timd givi-n full }troteclion for jiractieal no.l INDIVIDIJAL DISTINCTIVE STYLES to cornel the people of this country Ifay.e than sentimental reasons. May tlii:. be The Misses Helen and Harriet Rob abounding cause for contented gratitudei the next step in bird preservation. That Set of Furs bins entertained the five hundred club s e n s i b l y p r i c e d Tnerefore, I, William Howard Taffj last Friday evening. Walter Oldrey was a Cookstowm President of the United States of Aiperb Women's Missionary Society Met. The keynote ofThis establishment’s success in Trenton has ca, in pursuance of long established It’s awaiting you here, you can pay little or much, you can visitor Wednesday. Nathan Fenton held a public sale of been the selling of ' Arictly reliable furs, guaranteed to bo as usage, and in response to the wish of the The regular monthly meeting of tlu stop anywhere between, and wherever you do stop, and choose, American people, invite ray countrjtmen, Women’s Fon ign Missionary Soci'My farm and household goods Tuesday. represented. 'j / wheresoever they may sojourn, tq join of the 1‘resbyterian Church wa.s held in you can rest assured of this, eveiy piece of fur is priced at its There was a very interesting meeting Since last season- tijis store has been enlarged and improv-' of the Crosswicks Grange Saturday even- on Thursday, the 28th day of this month the Manse last W(ck w'ith a full attend lowe.st, considering quality, and that quality for its representar ed in everyway an4‘we have a .larger stock than ever before— of November, in appropriate ascription aiice of its menjbers present. Lalii. ing, * an almost endless vdHety of of praise and thanks to God for the good America was the Held coi.sidered, and a tive kind is the best. Miss Nellie Bird is visiting friends in gifts that have been our portion, and In number of interesting and informing Jersey City. humble prayers that His great meroieS sideetions on iliat subject were nad. W’e luive no experimental furs liere, they’re ever'atnenace • William Potts is visiting relatives in FUR COAT4 COLLARS AND MUFF5. Fieldsboro. toward us may endure. ‘ » ■ Kcprc-sCntalives of the Amaranth Band to tile good character of a .store, so as you read the new.s, Individuality (jf style, perfect finish and skins of selected III w^itness whereof, I have hereunto used ibis as their meeting for November, Mrs. Alvin Satterthwaite of Cream set my hand and caused tiie seal pf thb and all had a most delightful time to tliougli tlio jiricos may seem small, less than you have; hml Ri(5ge ■was the guest of her father, Ben quality are the cfmriiet^FisticS which make our furs the prefer United States to be affixed. f t ^ gether, esjK cially wlu n they partook of iiuolcd you, yet you, needn’t doulit quality, but come see. jamin Middleton, Monday. ence of the discriinifiatingr Howard Sharp and Jonn G. Taylor of (Signed) WILLIAM H. the dainty refreshments served BU(.)WN OPOSSUM SETS, finely marked skins, jiopular Repairing and .rfernndeling perfectly done. Tyaek and her daughters, Chesterfield were, in town Tuesday visit . Not connectedi: with any other store. This is the tenth pastor Spoke on Socialism. siuqied colliu's.aud muffs, $15. ing friends. ' CORRESPONDENTS WANTED. ^ lliss Meta Wallace was a Bordeniown season we have been: m Trenton, A BLACK FOX SET, licad and tail trimmed, snake collar visitor Monday the guest of her aunt, The Gazette desires to secure the ser Garrison’s Philosophy, vices of live correspondents in all towns and good size ])illow' muff, $29.0o. - • Miss Lillian Kc-tchem. The truth that wo utt(?r is Impalp Miss Kdith Pattern of Perth Amboy m l : NEW YORK FUR CO. in this eectioii. It is our intention to (de able, yet real; it cannot be thrust vote considerable space to news of tfie iTfillE’S A BLACK WOLF SET, in appearance not-Unlikc is the guest^of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Law territory adjacent to Hightstown. Tlie down by brute force, nor pierced w'lth lynx; gue.s,s llierc’s notliing much nearer in appearance llinn yer. 224 ^SOtJTH BROAD STREET, Gazette is a local''TiKper fdr the lopai a dagger, nor-bribed with gold. . . . Albert McAllister of Bridgeton people. We want to give our subscribers The cause that we espouse Is the one of Uu'se fine l-]l,ack w'olf .sel,s, and you will buy tliem now spending the week here with friends. Open Evenings, f; ! TRENTON. 0pp. -Court House all of the local news. Special attention cause of hiiman liberty, foirmldable to for $25.00. F'ull cut sliawl collar and big pillow' muff, liead MissMi<;« Edith P'dit.h WildemoreWildcmore of Point PlotPleas Will be given outside CQrrcspond9ncei:as Myrnnta, ami dear to the oppressed, ant who has been visiting friend.s'here well as Hightstown news. We will ap throughout the world.—William Lloyd and tail tijimncd. . - for a f(i)rtnight returned to jier home preciate the kindly co-operaliou.of our Garrison. AUSTRIAN. ClllNCHILIA SETS, a popular, light gi-ay, Tucsdfiy, subsreibers. Send in news iteias. If Nathan Middleton and Enoch Carr you have friends visiting you orTf .ypii or lieautifully marked fur, llircc-stripcd muffs, novel sliaped were Bordentown visitors Tuesday. ■F collars, $35. K l ' Albert Johnson of Philadeljjhia was your friends are going away on a frip Slow Coach. in town Wednesday visiting friends. 4- drop US a postal giving us this iiiforrha- A gentleman was one day, in the old AND HERE’S A Bld'E WOLF SET, tltc newest shape and tion. Social events are always wofthy W. F. Platt of Fieldsboro was in town Livery Stables 4- coaching times, traveling by a coach Tuesday visiting friends. of attention. Send us your list of guests ■which moved at a very slow pace. one of tlic most popular furs, tliis hlue wolf, $35.00. -h on such occasions. Our telephone nvun- Aaron E. jethnson has returned from “Pray," said he to the guard, “what, a visit at Atlantic City. 4* ber is 39< Telephone us your news. If J. J. Johnson has returned from, a your lodge is having a social affair,, elec ia the name of this coach?’’ “The -F Regulator," was the reply. "And visit with relatives at Freehold. Dorses Boarded Bv the tion or installation of officers kindly give I)r. M. F. Kent of Trenton was in + us the infonnation. We will appreciate very appropriate name, too," said the S. P. DUNHAM & CO. town Sunday the guest of friends, r -F the nows. In this manner we^hope to be traveler, “for I see all the other Miss Emma Idell is visiting friends able to give our subscribers In return all coaches go by it." in Summit. lay or Week + of the news each TJiursday, The Gazette H. H, P ittit and Harry Hartzcl of goes to press on Thursdays. The earlier State2and Broad St* Bordcr.town were the guests-Sf frionds' that we receive your pQBtfllX letW_.^T;. True Philanthropy. lierer Tuesday. Carting of All Kinds ProM^ly Uon^ •f'" telephone the better the display thht. we "Really," began the collector, I can Enoch Carr was a Wrightstown visi -I- can give your news. not understand why a man of your tor over Sunday. resources will refuse to pay hla hon Milton Luke was a Hamilton Square Satisfaction Guaranteed + REVIVAL MEETINGS est debts.” "Then I'll tell you,’’ said Trenton, N. J. visitor Tuesday,. the well-to-do citizen, confidentially, Arthur Brick was a Philadelphia + 1 AT M. E. CHURCH. "if I paid up I’d throw you and sev visit(5r over Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs, William Dc Cou. Pure Spring Water Ice +; Rev. Russ F, Wieks. a noted ICvange- eral others out of work, and I hadn’t Samuel Emoryi-j was a Hightstown + Ust of Norwalk, Ohio,' is cmiduciing a the heart to do It."—Satire. visitor Tuesday. Hb delivered in any part of the town at any time. k;ries of n vival mt clings in t he Metiif»- Runyan Scovey of Yardville was fn + dist Episcopal Church, which began town Wednesday visiting friends. last Sunday moming. and have Ux-n Perfect Compliment. J Stable and office North Main Street. Phone 47 H. ,ji continued each night. We please ourselves that In you -we Tue meetings are attnicling (onsidn- meet one whose temper was long HENRY R. BERGEN. ablc attention, as Mr. Weeks is a force since tried in the flr&, and made eaual Funeral services for Flenry R. Bcr- ,F. Q. DAVISON.; fill sjjeak. r, and makes a g n at impres to all events; a man so truly In love ;en, father of Assistant City Comptroller t sion o!i bis audiences. with the greatest future that he can- ,rry R. Bergen, Jr ,^ f Trenton who 4-4.4- . .p . . . .4 . 4 . 4 - . 4 . . 4 - ^ . * * 4.4.4-* 4* 4***+* Nexi Snmlay will be ii notal»lc'd.iy, lot be diverted to any less,—Ralph died last Friday in the /Rth year of his 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 when It iO :80 a.m .. Rev. Mr. Wicks will We Are Here to Waldo Emerson. age, were iKmducted at 4 o’clcxik Sun pr a b Oil “ Heaven, and who will lx day aftcmcxDn at his late residence, in Tinre ” At at a meeting for Trenton, by Rov. Guy L-. Brrjwn,- jm- w.m.e 1. bis -sltbjf cl .will lie “A>pi5rher’.s Died While Decorating Grave. Do Your Printing tor of the Central Baptist church, as Pra)'c^." At 7:80 p. m., ho will s[K‘ak A painfully sad ooourreiice took sisted by Rev. Thomas C. Young, of on “The. .l*n.p^n&nal,>'e THj; Philadelphia,-^' a Imother-in-law ■ of the sermon has b cn g ven ten jimes in Iflace recently In t he" Belfast ‘ Cty We Have a Lartfe. Assortment dcceasci THEBESTMADE Dayton, Ohio,-to au.iiena:s packing one cemetery, when an aged man named Besides members of Spartacus Lodge of the lirgi St Church buildji?gs|in that Charles Klldea, who was engaged In of Type Ready to Serve You No. 10, Knights of Pythias, numerous city , decorating a grave, suddenly became fnends and relatives of-the deceased at “ W EAR ■ EVER ” ALUMINUM R. V Mp. Wicks will si)cak on 111, tell to the ground, and expired in tended the services. Intcnrunt, under J.--cts of V tal interest e%*ery, night next a few moments. WE PRINT the direction of Ivins & Taylor, assisted wt aprlBc ^ torm- Cla^OD, spns-^in-law. and^ ■a
Virgmia Takes Ap^ Prize from Jersey. The mmSTOWI dlZETTE Virginia cw' Jersey by two- AMESBUR NELS0NV|.LE. cRarbdry. the contest in the at 9 P. lyi. Saturday. The C itiz^ s’ Comet Band has iranS- Miss Laura Nelson w^s a recent visi J. E. Bcnncit has sold a lot oh Monroe • for the. silver cup,- ferred its pritjetice quarters from Lange’s tor in Hightstow’n. f: street to Richard Thomas of jtelthar, aRSDAY, NOV. 28, 1912. d for the best ex- Hall to Borough Hall for the|i:)rese'nl. The public «chtM>ls,cl<96cd Wednesday who will.build a residence, here. (boxc of apples of A baby daughter, the .fi^t burp to for Than ksgi vi ng vacat Mrs, Bcckihan Perrine has been and exhibited by P e r s o n a l s Mr. iind Mrs.i Richard Combsp^f Hook;?r Mrs. Louisii CowajtJ.'/of Jersey City sixmding a week with Mr. and Mrs. El- , stales. The .suc- street, has ai^jvcd. who has been visiting r^atives here has wood Onderdonk, at New Brunswick. BREVITIES F. Stock of Win- w Corset Amateur night at th6 People’s theatre returned home. j| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cox have been nville T. I^ods of drew a largeAcrowd to enjoy| the fun^y Mrs. Thonus KesU-r made a shopping untertKiining Miss Ethel BrinkerliofT of .relay of Cranbury stunts of the yolunPeer perforfmers. This trip to Hightstown Monaay. Brcx)klvn for a few days this week. second, less than 6fie point behind him. Covers feature will bd maintmned. ' j; Thomas Marli%Jias purchased a Ford gg«eigl M aaf bjr,B»ptifto. ' _ , Professor H. Demon' formerly Cranbury Orchestra furnished music luiil Miss Carrie Cobb of Bpring Uikc has Raymond Griggs has disposed of l^js Model T ” louring d f j from W. E. at ii‘ reception given by Mr. and Mrs. —Special music at the ^ p tis t Chu^ ^ United States goyernmet pomologist retunicd to Tier home ■aueT n Visft with autoinoWle purchnecd J*ljother i„ct ^ n d ay , consisted of an anthem, . The latest designs from Ameriai’s Mount of BftgUshtuw«*i|_ Willium Ely Tburtiday night, at Hights and probably thc^ jifpmmost. cxi)ert dn Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Davison. that is stationed at the Englisluown Frank Jono.s who h;i I l>een w'orking town. "f)h How Amiable Are T h y'T aber apples in this cour]|(.jjy, judged this con foremost makers arc ready for your branch of the | | nacles” (John West), and “ What Shall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitdd turd child for George V. Taylor* tPias moved to Mr. and Mrs. \\niter Havens have & test. Quality and' pondition of the fruit Enicst Voorh^'s, ofi Railr|)y|d'avenuCk Trenton. f Render Unto the Lord” (Caleb Simper) was scored on thjEf.ibasi.s of 65 points, inspection.'l Not sweat-shoj) prod of East Orange have Ixon visiting Ik'en entertaining Mrs. Myra Minner of Hightstown relatives. is unable to work’.owing to ilijnyss. . I The new bungalow recently built for Newark. biJ» the choir, with solo parts taken by while packing coi^^ed 30 points, and uctions, Hut garments made amid B. Everiii CoR, of Oatziiulr avenuej JZthrvn Burch, Mis. R. H. Rivenburg, AllK'rt Nelson is u-ceiving a coat of Mrs. Harvey Petty and her daughter, the packingit^lf fiy| points. wholesoipe, surroundings (ly seam- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hunt of Phila is a sufferer fn>m an aitaekfj^f rheuma jMijnt. ICIizabah, are tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. p V jemison. Mrs, N. C. Schlottnian delphia spent Sunday w'ith Mr. and Mrs. tism. ’ pj;iyed the organ accompaniments. — — ■ tresses who'are paid living wages. Miss ^tiu•garet Kiieisler, d;iugliUT of Nelson Iklty...... CARD...Of'iTHAinCS...... -l.l'VrD', ^ p rio ” ...... ______Willi.'un CajH'well has -rented a^id Mr. and Mrs, lA>uis .Kncisler of Rt d 'Mrs. William H. R rgen Jr.-, spent Released after Hearing/ We wish to th |n k our. many kind The di|f9rence sliowsihilie'goods. Mi.ss Carlotta Davison returned yes T n D vt‘rt''nn O't ht'' Ttrw’-d t 'e t n + v n f t s d ' Jr .‘..rofNl''W' Tfrsr'wTbk'W .Mrs.... terday from Baltimore, wlu re she spent hy J. Edmund Marryoity formerly pc Canton, will Iv married «ui ^'ha,nk''gi^'■ Van Hise at ('assville. William Hampton, alias "Kid Hamp jriends and neighbpW and mcmljcrs of eupied by the t>. A. R,'^|fs a meet n; ton ” colored, from Asbury Park, waa the H'ightstovVn Department ft>r i FEW HINTS: a week. mg Day in St, Johij'« riiuivh, .Mli'n- Mrs. Sainutl JN-rrine has gone to - place. -f town. Pluiijxxiile wiiere slir will Ix' the guest reccntlv urrOsted on a charge of having their assistance atlciMr recent fire. Miss Laum Stults is spending the day- William Preston, o l.^ iu th Aiul) v Mr. and Mias. Asher V. Bellis. 6 Revival aii' K ing lirltl lliit- >f Mr. and Mr.s. I'Yank S.'lVrrine. She abstracted SIO from the pocket of Ed At 29c,—Tight-fitting . and full in Camden. has rented the Monahan^ |.en;iml house ward jetes, also colored, in the tene %l\ Ad v.-23-1 t, week in tin- Imlaystowfi Baptist t.'lnirdi. will runain tiure until Tlianksgiving. fronts—ip'*?' V, and higli ncek, lace WilUatn R. Sutphin. eashier a t.th e vacated by William t'aj Stuiu-time i'riday. .night the largi . Mr. Perriiie and .\b', ai: i lie grourtl. Thaiik--givii‘g i lu n-. rested the man as he was about to board IdW-rty, will K* appp;';)(|iriately etfk' a train. After hearing the"case, Recor The readers pffdihis pai)or will-lxi botli. jlj: third season at the Koy.d I'ineiaiia, breaking two bins. .Mn; ('liamU riain is the guc.st .Palm Beach, Fla; braled on the evening A l.irgi' dei-r which has U rn :-* r n ! (or I vend days I*! Mi-.s Ikss Griidling der Outcalt decided that the evidence pleased.to learn thiit tlK-re is Jnist.;; to equal of llowartl HuekaU w,;'n«ar ; Mr. and Mr.-;. Fratd< S. D.i'vis, Sr., are _Rev.'Dr. Stiyiton spoke before tlie bfily positive' curi.pnow known the At 55|c|’—Tiglit-fitting styles, V those of foniK r occasions ■ '\ ; .Mlhougli rVvry » ftoft niadf |o mv. at W.o.Iiingt on, D. C. pupils of the Public’school, at the^school MiHS Jane Kugler was r^n nily. vi,>'U- Frank Snedeker lias JtHurd tlie mUi - medical ,fraternityj( Catarrh being a or low nifipk, trimmed witli lace or ing in Trenton. ’ ,it, it di.-d ir.inj l.*..Nof i!lood. The r At* the regular nuiling of tlie Coiona house, on Wednesday of this week. constitutional disJaW, n-c[uires a consti zen's Gurnet ham! aii(l«i;is Ik-ch fis- was (juile la u r, ,q*d iJt is siijipoMil llui Club tlu- lollowjug olliki rs w'lTu elceted signed to tile drum, j/ __ __TVi not forget to witness the prr- tutional treatment. Ilall’s Chtarrh eml)ruidery. Mrs. Anna Dey Jind'Kly Dey were re- some miM-ic.itU gtit ejofif to it and sliot loj- (he yiar: I’residtiit, William Gor •CTrnriTrtnfeiTdiitfe^HHyv--net-ing-'€Ure-^ly- ri-'hjly visiting in ^hndsur. H, A. luiwards niadd a llashlight jt. intending to lake it*a\vay in I he l irbi don; viei-jin sicii m , Mis. (uorge B. duction o^f ‘‘ThePrivate Sccrctary,'“ ir- j>hol.o-of the C iU z iu isiijn the opera house this (Thursday) even upnn the blood and mucous surfaces of At ys^PL-Very prelly' eifecls,'TuIT Mrs. Orville Marplc and daughter, -Xiut-careast. was aiul .shmiMd to •Mti:dion: secretary, Mis.-- Marie Groves; the sy.stem, thereby destroying the front ('f band headquarters Tluirsflay the game wauleii ift'l^ u b ry I’.irk A inasm vr, Ai't liu'r tT rrirlm ^ ” ■■ ' ing- fronts, low neck, trimmings of Chmy Ruth, arc visiting Mrs. .Marple’s j>iirems, night. d\ foundation of th^ldiseasc, and giving in Riverton. rigid iiivesiigaiiiin will l*e niadi* by llie Chaml>erljn and Barclay have pur- —An accident to the steam ditcher the paticnt,stren{|t|iby building up thc or Val lace, deep yoke.s or will* Nelson Silvers is N’isiiyig Mr. and Mr.^, slate game eommiss{(.(\i. elia.sid the larm of William 1\ Ftrguson delayed work ^y that machine, on the constitution and pssi.sting nature in do- medallions set in. Miss Carrie Cobb, Idsie Ilavikuul, Jacob llausser. A lu-rious fire *w.a^ narrowly n,\'erled at Cranbury Slalimi. sewer trenches for several days. ipg its wprlt: T ^ proprietors have so^ Stanley Height and Oliver Brown, Ir., Fallowing a visit o County Siipor- at 1C. S, I)( y's iiayf^‘s.s (ui .Monday. A '1 he Ladies’ Reading C'irele im t Fri- ' iuteiulent. 11 —A nurhber oif. HigWstow young raiicft' faifh" iii it'^'lm ative At $if^fl!ow”neched’‘sorts, loose- of Spring Sunday with Mr Tnof-rn. uk t.lu’ hojjiUjizf, Mrs. N. they offer One Hbtidred .Dollars for any and Mrs. HowaM Da vision', to tlu‘ local fill. A'find'prognuh Wius given people will present a three-act comedy he lias conq ‘d J’Ji{fi< m Allentown, on the evening of Decem case that it fails cure. Send for list fitting apa tight fitting. *Mrs. Harry Sutphin has returned paintings and sculpture.* of testimonials. •’ ami liis corps of tcfichors on tile exeel- threw off nunierousLSparks, The spark^: Mr. ami Mrs. George W. Burroughs ber 10. Fincrtslill at $1.50, her home in East Omngc, afte.r a visit lent condilifins prevui(ii|i{tig. Tq _ ojTset Address F. J. ChRNet & Co., Toledo, 0. with relatives here. fell into some liltiir just out'^ide (he rea-ntly vjyitvfl with Mirs Ella J. Bur __The D. of L. lodge initiated one Sold by all Eiiaggists, 75c. Take this compliment he had'-some criticism press and started a. vjgmiors blaze. A roughs of Philadflfihia. new member last night, after which a Hall’s Family P(llis for (constipation.— Thomas B. Applcget, Miss Ruth to make owing to the Ayer-crowding of idgli wind was bloWifig, but, fortunately '1 he C, IF Society of the First Presby ten cent social was held, at which every Advt. Appleget and Frederick Appleget of New the sciiolars in the lo\\l'-^ grades of, the away fri.)m tl\e bqj'kiinp, and the fire terian ('hureh met in the cha|H'l on body had a good time. At a late hour ^York are si)cnding Thanksgiving with graninier dep.'Lrtnicmt. | ju'liis *niattcr is was quickly extingtiishe. Fled .M.ipic, of 'firfiUfin, spi'nt —The E tra Sunday school has a new visitor in New York. » PRINCETON. t'. T , Norton, laie t»f 1 iiglu -town, now sevuiil days witli her pnnms, Mr. and IN ORDER NOW of Riversitle, Cal., an “ glad to liear ('ici riT a wi.s, la.st wn k '. organ, presented by Cedarville friends. Miss Isabelle Mount is spending The Brotherhotid tif the F'irst Presby Thanksgiving with Boston friends. llirough last week's "Ga/eile’’ that lie Mrs. Saimiel IV-rrine'is visiting ^ r . ■ —The Standard Fire Insurance Do Not delay until the firet cold terian Church has arranged-ft>r a st'ries ami his family are well ami enjoying the ami Mr.^.-,, Frank Perrine, of Pluxmx- Company, through their local agents, Miss Georgie Miller and Miss Mary of Sunday informal talks immediately California dinuite. vjlle, I’;i. Allen & Stults, very promptly piiid four for Men day. We are able al)le to give you Holland, members of the Public school following the morning service. The Mr. ami Mrs. Ross NicDowell liave better attention now. If yoy are Mr. and Mrs, lulward G. I'ounlain , „S.ty,lD4jlus„ ,,Q.V^r-.. faculty,„ were recently-visiting schools first speaker will Ik* Dr. E. C. Kichanl- sjienl Sunday wit.li Mr. and Mrs, J. left for t lu'ir .Winter home at J’ine Bluff, were b u rn ^ several days ago:' . -, - ebits'for men and young men considering pdttHJg 'lidw ’Vye- at / t-/ speak next Sunday mi Harry Horner. North r.-trolina, tein, we will be pleased to give . "Biblical Libraries." .Mrs, Hugh Rilley spent a few days of yi'wo hum lnd young frii nds of Russel —Keep in mind the supper and fair, •^,Miss Ella T. Norton was visiting in President IIibl>en is speiwling tlu^i represent one of the most ex you an estimate on either New York city, a few days ago. li*. last week wit b her daugliU'i', Mrs. 'rfioiU' Ml rslioii gave him a snriiri:-e parly in to be given by the ladies of the Baptist week in Cillorado as the guc.st of the honor "f ids m g ag in u rt to Miss F'iiza- Church in tile Chapel, on the afternoon traordinary clotiiing offerings as Gleason at Swteimans. HOT-WATER, STEAM C. Herbert Davison is inaking-a busi Rocky Mountain Princeton t'lub. On Tlie B. I'ield farm near tliis plate bi Lh Davidson, daugbli r of Mr. and and evening of December 3 and 4. in the country ,0^-day. Ex ness trip of a month in the New England ,Thursday a. reception in Ids lionor will Mrs. z\ncil -DavidMin, (T ('rai’Uury. i , OR has In-en .sold to lYiiesi Hreliaut of —Pictorial Review is one of America'? perts inspect' the wool which states. 1-H.Vgrvcm by'Mr; aPcl MTS.- F-. S.-Titswun.h (V>loradyj,;_.The farni eontainsaiver 2(H> Miss Surali IVrrjne, (>f Bryn Miiwr leading magazines for wom^. It con H O T-A IR HEATING and on Friday he will be given a lun cres. ineludiiVg a j'^'CcaV.rohard eon- Colli gi-, sju nt Sunday Vitlftiit t; is used in the making of these Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Franklin were re cheon by the Denver Chamber of ('om- tains unusually virile fiction beautifully cent visitors in New'York city. taining IS acres fpom’wbiefi M?-. Field Mr aiifl Mrs. S. Ptrrine. illustrated. It shows the very latest garments—it must pass a test Richardson & Boynton mercc, and will then go to Colorado last ye.^r,harvested •K)IK) baskets of fniit. d'he M. IL Church dfinaliftn Was given ■ fashions twb months in advance of its Mrs. Kathryn Brearlcy and Miss Flor Sjirings where he will address the Winter \\illiam H. Barealou of bhy will liavi- n-cently. A fine jirogiam was riiTjclered competftors. It is a helpful, practical which no ordinary wool could COAL RANGES ence Brearley were visitors in Phila Night Club. He expects to return to a jiublie sale of personal projieriy at his ami $lbO was realized. - delphia last week. • hi.s homelierc, I)ecembi;r 2. Miss Hattie la wjs is sjiending a WTck aid to women through its special feature withstand. With a perfect No Better range.made farm on December 5, HU2. articles and money—saving depart Dr. C. W. Perkins attended the recent Mr, and Mrs. Miller Brown spent Fri with Miss Margaret Farr 4'it tdiibn Val- fabric to cut from the style- Mrs. Ellis Ros.scll is visiting her sis- surgic; to U'wn of Ids brother, the late Mayor H. L. i in I he Spring. ^ • He is one of the Piegans, originals of the Daniel Block Glo. Go. $7 00 and up. daughter of Trenton spent the week-end Blackfeet, and tribaltraditions place his with Mrs. Wm. Atkinson, of Mercer Robinson, will 1k.‘ givim in the Second Sawdust Used in Mixing Con A spii'ial 'rh.iiik'-.giving p^ogn'imme age at 131 years, these same traditions ( Always Rdiable) FIRE SCREENS—$1 26 to $12. street. Presbyterianresbv' Church December 9. Mr. Crete. ,'was ]fn]'ai(d by the M« n ’s Bj|>le Class C. Melville, Asliton of Higlu.stown will Iv if ihr Si eond I'resbyK rian Cpureh, and fixing the year of his birth as 1781. The Reliable Always. old man claims great age and certainly is Missc.s IsalH’lle Mount, Helen Apple the tirg.inist and Miss Grace Kerns, of Wlu 1 ’.ivdust or Wood jiulpisiisedi Aas givV n Sunday. .b'y a full ate, Gladys Applegate, Madeline a.-* part of ilir ,vggiegaLe in uuxiiig, th* the oldest member of his tribe, but his J07-J09 S. Broad St. F. S. Katzenbach & Co. f St. Bartholomen’s Church, New York irdiesu'a, a reading by Mary,;Spaiddirg' idea of dates is excec^gly vague. lutchinson attended the lYddie— Blair City, will be the soloist. resulting conerete is of light Wtighl clionis by the Infant Class, n CiLirion by Translated into .English Wah-Hah- 35 E. State St., Trenton Hall game, at Blairstown, last Saturday. (k)lonel iWilliam Liblx*y has luvn a]>- and low ten.rile strength, Imt has some Marg.'in t Appligtl, a id sh(