Four Page Colored ice of This Paper is S cents everywhere—Pay no more Comic Section 12 Pages Today CARTERET PRESS Editorials, Page 4 y<)l, IV, No. 31 C.AKTRRF.T, N. .!., FRIDAY, MRCH 26, 1926 PRICE THREE CKNT3 Sophomore Hop Planned Theatre Owners To Build Big Card Party Will Be Annual Event Barrie's Great Play New Theatre To Be Modern Picture Theatre Biggest Fight Show Built In Center of Town HmnoroDS Sketch Due to the success of the Hop, giv- And Dance Here At New Empire Morris Spewak, proprietor of the en by the Sophomores last year, the two local theatres, has purchased a| Here Tomorrow Announcement was made yester- Indies Democratic Club Com- Sophomores of this year have decid- 'Uncle Torn1* Cabin" and "A day to a representative of the PRESS Scores Big Hit plot of six lots at Cooke avenue and Fans Believe Card Arranged pleting Arrangement* For ed to make the Hop an annual af- Ki»i For Cinderella" Washington avenue and intends to that a new, modern theatre is to be Mother-Teacher Association fair of the second grades. By Firemen The Best Ever erected soon In CarUrst. A corpo- Big Social Event At Dal- Among Big Pictures erect a modern motion picture thea- of Presbyterian Church Suc- At a meeting of the class during tre there. The property was pur- Put On Here ration of local and Now York men ton's On Eatter Mon- cessfully Presents Play the week, the date for the second an- At Rahway Theatre chased from Councilman Sameul B. have purchased a site at Cook ave- day Night nual Sophomore Hop was set for Fri- —Benefit Show Brown. With nil the members of Fire Com- nue snd Irvine street. The plot has About The Sewing day evening, April 30, in the high < on Sunday Mr, Spewak stated that he plans to pany No. 2 working at top speed and a frontage of seventy-five feet and Circle Many preparations are being made school gymnasium. The class com- build a large structure, possible seat- al! the friends and fans of the fight- is about 100 fret deep. Work will mittee is working hard to arrange f,,r the big card party and dance to ing 2,006 persons. He said that the ers rooting, the fight show tomorrow begin as soon as the weather is fav- "The Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs. an evening of enjoyment. One of the James M\ Barrie's charming play, location is better suited to the needs night in Dalton's hall under the aus- orable and, it is expected, the the- Martin's" n humorous one-set sketch |,i< h''lil under the auspices of the La- best orchestras in the State will be "A Kiss for Cinderella", is perhaps of the public than either of hl« pres- pices of the fire company promises to atre will be completed and ready for presented Friday night in the Flnt ,lio» Democratic Club on Easter Mon- booked for the occasion. Garnet to the most notable of several great pictures billed at the New Empire ent houses as the latter are too small be a big success in every respect. A shows some time in August. Presbyterian Church, under the aat- ,[ay night, April 6, in Dalton's au- satisfy all players will be provided. record crowd is assured unless all the theatre, Rahway,^or the week begin- and it incolves needless labor to op- pices of the Mother-Teacher Associa- There will be several specialty dependable signs of the fight game According to the announcement 1t .liiorium. More than 200 prizes will ning today. Of the many master- erate two houses in opposite ends of tion, drew a full house and proved JS l,i' offered for the winners in the numbers by the Sophomores during the borough. One modern theatre in fail, the card will be well worth see- is to be modern in every respect with a success both artistically and finan - .S the evening, refreshments will be pieces that Barrie wrote, "A Kiss a stage large enough to present vau- , Lrrl primes. AH the popular games "or Cinderella" and "Peter Pan," are a central location and .fitted with all i dally. The Association cleared* 184 '?| .urh as euchre, whist, five hundred, served. Dancing and card playing modern equipment and conveniences,' The star bout on the card will deville {which will be a regular fes by the venture and those cast won will start at 7.30 and continue until rated the beRt. The story of Cin- .ind pinochle,Afill be played. For the derella, in one form or another, of Mr. Spewak said, wlil be appreciated' ' brinbringg together Dick Lynch of Car- ture) or other plays. The main fea a name for themselves as clever ,l:inrers excellent music has been as- 11.30. A door prize will be award- by the people of the borough. teret and Kid Karslick of South ture will be motion pictures and a thesplans course, is much older. It is one of high grade screen projection machine) ,.(l by the engagement of the Pine ed. River. These two are sluggers as Tht plot upon a theme of charac- r the oldest stories known and ver- will be installed. [Yn> Orchestra. Many of the prizes- well as-boxers and both have a list r clash with the tremendous ener- sions of it were told long before the The new theatre, it is announced ,,, ta be exhibited in the windows Christian era. But none has the Young Roxy Bests Mallon of knockouts to their credit. Lynch gy and ever ready critical powers In Perth Amboy Scrap has trained in local quarters for sev- will have a balcony and will be cap- of "Mrs. Smith, the Parish terror," :,! DaltonV charm and human appeal of the able of seating about 1,200 persons. Mr?. William V. Coughlin is chair- Tax Rate Jumps Barrie version. eral of his fights in the paBt but is the motive force. As a member of .,,,,] of the committee on arrange- has never worked so hard as he has he sbciety she clashes with all the The picture will be presented in Substituting for Gene Fernandez ments. She has called another meet- for the battle tomorrow night and ither members. The character was Twenty-five Points the New Empire as the leading fea of Amboy, Young Roxy of Newark, ,,- ,f the committee to be held in never was in better condition; per- bly interpreted by Mrs. E. H. Mott. ture on Monday, Tuesday and Wed New Jersey bantamweight .cham- I . home, Monday night, when the pion, had an edge on Jackie Mallon, haps never in as good condition. Three Local Places "Eliza," a maid (Miss Esther Mor- r Carteret Formerly Lowest In neaday of next week. Betty Bron i ,,;il details will be completed for of New York City, formerly of Eng- The same may be said of the way ris,) famished much of the humor County It Now Only Fourth son is the star and is supported by ji,, b\g event. The other members land, on the main bout at the P. A. Johnny Carroll has been training for Raided By Police by her frankness about Mrs. Mar- From Top. New Rate a fine cast. There will be extra fea- ,f the committee are: Mrs. Olga Ad- Boxing Show last night. The bout his special six-round go with Irish in's affairs and those of the other tures on Wednesday including "Op- :IM,>-.. Mra. William Duff, Isadora 6.33 was a hummer but was cut down to Kid Brown of Elizabeth. Liquor Found In Each. One members of the. circle. portunity Night," in which ten acts v.-hwRrti, Mrs. C. A. Sheridan, Mr. six rounds because Roicy had taken Carroll is the idol fo fight fans in Things keep getting more and of vaudeville will be presented and Had Cent Machine And ;,:A Mrs. Harry Helm, Mrs. William Carteret's tax rate has jumped an- the bout at a minute's notice and Carteret and has a long record of more strained in the affairs of the cash prizes will be awarded to th Ran Pool Room With- i '<) Hrien, Mrs. Georgt Swenson, Mrs. othtr twenty-five points. The tax has a hard fight on for Wednesday victories. His fighting is a thing apart sewing circle and there is a grand best on vote of the audience. Jack y.incis Coughlln, Miss Florence rate for the municipalities of the night. Fernandez was,taken ill in from the run of boxers and his en- out License climax when all the members resign. Hoxie in "Bustin* Through", is an- -..Titian, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cough-1 county were made public today and New York City. Mallon scaled 120 durance and knowledge of the game Sach member of the cast did credit- other Wednesday feature. It is a i Mr*. Laura Crane, Mrs. Hay, [the rate for Carteret is 5.33 at and his opponent a pound less. Poul- are exceptional. The Irish Kid from Three places were raided Sunday ble work in her part. The play may . stirring romance of the cattle coun- Hetty Jefferys, James Mullan, I against 5.08 for last year. The rat* sen had no easy task in getting Roxy announced as "one tough evening by the police in a quest for * repeated. Miss try with action, shooting, and plots Grohman, Henry Staubach, For this engagement. baby" but Carroll, in the opinion of moonshine and evidence, it is said, In addition to the sketch there K;irt for the borough has jumped in four by villians mixed up in a land deal Scalty, Francis Coughlin, Ed- yean from 3.74 to 5.33, the figure Mallon, the Idol of many fans, took every fight fan who has seen him was found in each. The grocery of were several musical numbers. Be- tin for a water company. Jack does work, will teach the Elizabeth scrap- „ .rd Moyd and William J. Lawlor. announced today. In the list for the the opening two rounds, but Roxy, a Jake Klein in Pershing avenue was sides those mentioned the other mem- something heroic in each real. per some new tricks and give him the entire county, only three other muni clever battler, did not open up until visited and twelve bottles of alleged bers of the cast were: Mrs. William House Peters'in "Raffles," five acts the fifth, at which time he took the battle of his life. hootch were found. There is also a Morrow, Mrs. Henry Holland, Mrs, cipalities are 'higher than the bor- of vaudeville and a <^medy com- Draw* Workhouse Sentence ough. New Yorker off his feet with a beau- Charley Leslie, another borough charge of having sold liquor against Harry Yetman, Mrs. Wallace Van A* Result of Fight prise the bill for tomorrow. Peters tiful left hand wallop. From this favorite will appear in the semi-final Klein. Pelt, Mis* Mildred Bareford, Mrs, Woodbridge tops the list with 6.40, is as good in this picture as he was The rate for each municipality in time on Roxy took the fight in his six against Nick Anzovino, of Port Frank Frederick's pool room,-19 William Monk, Miss ElberU Kolbe. in "The Storm" and "The Tornado". Warren street, was raided and charg- the county followsfoows: reins and made a strong finish. Mal- Reading, Here are two fighters that Charles Roberts, of Woodbrldge, Reginald Denny in "I'll Show You are well known to local sports and es were placed against Fredericks Woodbridged , 6.40; Cranbury, 3.65; lon, no doabt was unable to scrap r rested on a charge of assault on The Town" is the leading feature on who have made good in the past on He is charged with operating the poo New Staff Elected < Carteret, 5.33; Dunellen, 4.31; East with the south-paw as he always does mplamt of James Stuart, was sent the bill for the benefit show Sunday. with a right-hander. several occasions. room without a license; having a slol For "Loud Speaker" the workhouse for six months ' Other features are: "The Battler," machine in the pool room; selling Highland Park, 4.70; Jamesburg, In the semi-final, of six rounds, Young Comba of s Csrteret, and | Tuesday night in police court. The with Kenneth Mac Donald, and an Larry Clements of Hopelawn; Young liquor and having liquor in his pos- A new staff fo« Carteret High two men are colored and were era- 4.89; Madison, 4.45; Middlesex Boro, Joe "Knock" Manning of Elizabeth, Out-of-the-Inkwell comedy, "Vaude- and Harry tletzel of New York City, Trusko of Carteret and Laddy La session. School's magazine, the "Loud Speak- loyed as firemen in the 1. T. Will- 8.77; Milltown, 4.57; Monroe, 3.96; ville." "I'll Show You The Town,' New Brunswick, 4.54; North Bruns- stable-mate of Mallon, fought a fast Farr of Woodbridge; Kid O'Dowd of One bottle of liquor was found in er" was elected at a meeting of the iams plant, On Sundsy night they is as funny as "Charley's Aunt," but' a store conducted by Antonio Gulo- wick, 3.68; Perth Amboy, 4.84; Pis- six round draw. Getzel'a strong finish Elizabeth and Jack Delaney of Car- present staff, Wednesday afternoon. |
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GET IT STARTED Forth Amboy ia making strides towafd real municipal progress in pushing the campaign for Commission government. There was opposition to the plan when it was first proposed there. The opposition came from the politicians and was to be expected. Commission rule means taking away power from the politicians and putting it in the hands of the people wljere it belongs. It is not surprising that opposition was offered. There are several important differences between the ef- Not that we love the little, close- fect of Commission rule and that of the Councilmanic form of fitting cloche hat less. Hut that we love H change more—therefore restless government. None of these differences is more marked than woman Is looking for something dif- the fact that in the Councilmanic form the effort is mainly to WhirlWinds Win In ferent In headwear this spring—some- build up political strength for a party while uttder Commission Early Season Ball Game DIPPING INTO thing more distinctive and '.ens univer- Clubi are still being formed. Get in now while SCIENCE sally popular than the cloche. Among there is time. You will not regret it. rule the objective is to build up the town regardless of poli- In a snappy baseball game, the contentents for favor are the youthful tics. ' l««l Whirlwinds beat the Mohawks, 9 to and dashing beret 817 Big Fiva Bums 200 157 167 F. Donnelly 188 175 181 Kosceis 168 138 190 Devereaux 157 187 176 Dzurilla 131 158 142 835 764 856 & it U Superstitious v ; • \ If you do you an Do You a judkioui adver- About ci>iii)l(!H Ims Jimtk-e i>r ilie ol IV 1Mw ^native \>L mr rtmrc Howard hemp al I'M titer and • good Point, linl , -Hiiirtcl mlml1 on the si'siU of uiHlrliiiuny since In- look mri [tic inn Believe 1 •ry- buiiueu man. Ju- Ing olUci1 Iliirlet'U yi'yi'uru s ago. llii e lla uVcliireiV l to IIUK* Joined nioiv fiui wedlock limit iiny other man alive mid nirnrd Hie Mile of ilir "MuiT dicioui advertising Squire." The tiny county wul Is often referred to as llie (iivtini (liven In Signs Always Pays AlUerlcu. Many prominent lolks liuvc |>Htronl/.e rys, nernmM hy Com, Dnlrymplc nlor RR the altorppy's trrm nf nfficr arpst could ftt rid of it. The hoard wni polled on Mr. Jpf mil nnt expired, »n«i thi>rr win no Upon motion by Cnm .lefferys 1 IN LINE WITH THE SPORTSMEN rys as follows: Jefferys, Yes; Brad- wancy. I Athletic Committer wore ins ord, Pas*; Rishop, No; Lebowiti, Middlesex County's first, chftnre in yeafs to fret, one of its TV president stated he *poke loito we if they could gvt thin dirl The Paulus Dairy ; Dalrymple, Yes; Brown, Yes; Mr. Demarent about thr dirt whit h » lower price. JOHN PAULUS, PROP. ESTABLISHED 1890 school basketball teams info the finals of the State Class A Ichwartz, Yes; Coughlln, YPR; Heil, hf is rartinf sw»y from th«> hill at! Mntion by Com. .lefferys to B. tourney went glimmering iaat week when executives of the ho old Inter Ocesn site, and Mr. jnurn. Main Office: 189-195 New Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Mr. JefToryR was duly elected Vice slate association called off the tourney with Now Brunswick, >m«reiit agreed to deliver dirt; W. V. COUGHUN^ Phone 2400 to irrade the athleMc fii'ld at $1.25 District Fassaic, Union Hill, and Trenton in the semi-finals. The President called for nomina- per load. j The reason the tourney terminated ao abruptly was the lons (or District Clerk. /Com. Lebowiti stated that he nn- Com. Jefferys nominated W. V. Ntw* of All Cari«r«t Bormgli la ' derstood that this dirt vw (riven tn| Prtti, tfc* inotl rrad appearance of evidence that seemed to show that Union Hill oiiffhlin, seconded b y Com. anyone who wished, do that Mr. Dem-! Mp«r IB Cart was using a player wh«se amateur status" was questionable. That Schwartz, player was Moyer Krakovitch, who played with Passaic last Com. Rtahop nominated Mr. L. Protect year but who transfered to Union Hill. It is alleged that an Bradford, which nomination was not seconded. A. WINOGRADOW, D.C. The outsider, a-booster of Union Hill, paid Krakovitch's tuition and The board was polled on Com. provided him with a car in which to ride over from Passaic to oughlin as follows: JefferyB, Yes DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Babies school every day. This information leaked out when the "out- Bradford, Paw; Bishop, No; Lebo- Palmer Graduate nets witi, Yes; Dalrymple, Yes; Brown sider," peeved because Union Hill authorities refused to sanc- Yes; Schwartz, Yes; Coughlin, Yes 539 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret tion his suggestion that the team engage In a post-season series Hell, Yes. with the prep school champions of the state, threatened to Com. Coughlin was declared elect- Chiropractic (spinal) adjustments remove ed District Clerk for the ensuing withdraw his protege from' the, Union Hill team and leave it year. the Cause of Dis - Ease HE'S AFTER THE BOTTLE without his services in the finals of the state tourney. Even the Infant instinct unerringly seeks the best foods obtain' Com. Bishop made a motion tha We succeed where others fail able, snd no wonder the child yearns for and reaches after the pure the board appoint an attorney. Th dairy milk In its bottle! Mothers who feed their babies on our president declared the motion out o guaranteed pure and wholesome milk, have little trouble in rearing Herb Myers, a former Rutgers captain of track, and a them as healthy and strong '•children. present running in hurdle races for Newark A. C, broke i Placed in thoroughly cleaned and sterile bottles, un- world's record that had stood for 13 years when he negotiated touched by human hands, the barriers of a 60-yard race in 7 1-10 seconds last Saturday WALKER GORDON CERTIFIED MILK The race was held at Schenectady under-the auspices of Union Suydam's and Rutger's Special College. What makes Herb's feat all the more remarkabl Separate Pieces and Complete Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk is that in clipping three-tenths of a second from the old mar Branch: he did it under anything but ideal conditipns. Rain and snow Neumann's Delicatessen, 75 Smith St., Perth Amboy fell alternately during the meet. Sets N. J. Phone 1736 DISTRIBUTION COVERS Another feather was clipped from Bill Tilden's head- New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, Sayreville, Parlin, dress last Saturday when Vinc'ent Richards conquered the big Sun Parlor Furniture Pouth Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge, Fords and Hetuchen, N. J, boy in the finals of the Southeastern Tennis Tourney at Jack- sonville. The loss of that championship, which Tilden won last year, combined with the loss of the indoor crown, seems to in- dicate that Tilden from now on may gradually be deprived of I I the many honors he holds. THE PERTH AMBOY Has the tide set against the,once peerless ace of the courts? Will he be able to do his share in defending the Davis p? These questions cannot be answered "this early in the I GAS LIGHT COMPANY j season, but if straws tell the direction cf the wind and if the wind does not change its direction, there seems to be quite some • 206 SMITH STREET evidence that says "Big Bill" at last is hitting the downward trail. Of course it was tough luck on New Brunswick and the I Heating and Cooking AppBancea other teams which had fought so hard in getting up to the semi- finals, but, as the Newark Sunday Call remarks, it "will result We carry the Famous Haywood and Wakefield Brand of Sun Parlor I R«ud Automatic and Storage Water Hasten in clarifying the atmosphere and a betterment ofvstholastic Furniture of Reed and Fibre Construction, ' amateur sports, which in recent years had become somewhat Sets a* low as $35.00, Others Higher. I N«w Proem Gas Ranges | tainted in a desire to win at a sacrifice of principle," Minutat of the orgnnlution meet- Heil, Com. Dalrymple seconded the ing of the Carteret Board of Edu- nomination. B.KAHN I cation held in Carteret High School, The board was polled on Alexan- der Lebowitz as follows: Jefferys Coo-Den Rit Radiant Logs on Tuesday evening, March 16, 1926. 55 Washington Avenue Carteret, N. J. r I President Heil presiding. No; Bradford, Yea; Bishop, Yes Roll call showed the following Lebowitz, Yes; Dalrymple, No k : I. < kv. kv , kntwkW tV/kvvtvYti'i kv.k i Commissioners present: Heil, Jef- Brown, Yes; Schwartz, Pass; Cough- tu iY/Yn tvr kvi kv.'kv, i. k.'< t ferys, Bradford, Bishop, Lebowitz, lin, No; Heil, No. I Dalrymple, Brown, Schwartz, Cough- The vote was tie on Mr. Lebo- • lln. witz. I The board was polled on E. J. Telephone 148 Perth Amboj Upon motion by Com. Jefferys the We Make DAVID FASS & PHILIP GRANT, INC. minutes of the previous meeting Heil as follows: Jefferys, Yes; Brad- 87 were approved. ford, No; Bishop, No; Lebowitz, Suits To I Motion by Com. Jefferys, to ad- No; Dalrymple, Yes; Brown, No; Smith Street • journ Sine Die. Schwartz, Yes; CoughUn, YIBS; Heil, Your Measure AND Motion carried. Yes. If You Perth Amboy The board proceeded to organize Mr. Heil was declared elected for the ensuing year. president. Com. Heil thanked the / Prefer Opposite I Upholstering The affidavits of Commissioners board for the honor bestowed upon Clothiers Brown, Dalrymple, and Schwartz him and stated that his aim is to Tailor-Made Woolworth'* Slip Covers, Mattresses were read. serve the youth. Clothes Quality and Service 5 & 10c Store Motion by Com. Coughlin that The president called for nomina- Furniture Repairing the affidavits be accepted, and mem- tions for Vice President. Com. Brad- and Refinishing bers seated"! ford nominate^ Mr. Lebowitz. Mr. Board being polled all voted yea. Lebowitz declined the nomination. Screens Made to Order The cterk called for nominations Com. Bishop nominated Mr. Brown for president. Com. Bishop nominat- who also declined the nomination. CHARLES SERMAYAN ed Alexander Lebowitz, Com. Brad Com. Jefferys nominated Mr. ford seconded the nomination. Schwartz, who also declined. Carpentering Com. Jefferys nominated E. J. Com. Schwartz nominated Mr Jef- Time to Tel. Woodbridge 240-M 1 Fifth Avenue Avenel Dress-up for Easter THE MAN WITH THE The Surprise Store's SHEARS SAYS: Master will be here, almost be- If you want a first ela* suit or top cout, niiulu strictly to your measure Suggestions for s fore you know it. So, if you'll and order, you cannot make a mis- take n, few minutes today to take hy giiing to New York Custom .select your new Easter ap: Tailor, th<» high-grade custom tailor. His cloths are of latest weave, their EASTER CLOTHING parel, you'll not only be ready tailoring unsurpassed. when tho big day arrives; but you will also be assured selec- New York Custom Tailor tion from more complete lines Next to N. Y. Candy Kitchen 3-Piece Suits for Boys Ladies Silk Hosiery than you could hope for if you 6fl Main St., Woodbridge wait until later. £4 75 and up, and Underwear In all colors and of finest The Home of 4-Piece Suits quality Prices $O7S to $1 O50 A wide assortment of— Soft Water Service Sizes 6 to 18 Pretty Silk Scarf s One long pants; one pair of For Ladies at Lowest Prices By the installation of the Permutit Zeolite pystem Knickers of water softening-, this laundry has freed itself from the Finely Tailored, of new Three Big Easter Specials SPRING FABRICS No matter how particular hard water condition of Carteret. you are in your choice of hos- Your clothes are now washed and rinsed here in an iery we can suit you. abundance of w^ter as soft as the gentle rains from Our line of Hosiery includes Easter Shoes and such standard brands as— Student Suits with heaven. a • "QNYX" for Ladies and $14-50 Soft wat^r and mild soap make the ideal solvent for Oxfords dirt. With legs soap and less energy expended, it turns In Black and Tan "INTERWOVEN" for Men 2 pairs of Trousers out the whitest, cleanest, fluffiest clothes you ever saw. For the entire family These shoes are designed A Full Line of- IT IS BETTER FOR YOUR CLOTHES! in the very latest styles. Come, The Roosevelt Laundry Service Co., Inc. in and be convinced. Gent's Up-to-date Men's Suits Carteret, New Jersey Children's Socks Furnishings $19.50 Cstrteret 417-R Silk or Mercerised and Dress Shoes High-Grade, Tailored to Fit All in Pretty Colors RABIN0W1TZ HARDWARE Known for Our Low Prices "If it's Hardware, We Have It! Men's Top Coats Full Line of THE (SURPRISE STORE HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS. VAR- Carteret's Leading Department 5tore In the leading shades NISH^ HOUSE FURNISHINGS. FRIDAY, MARCH 26, FACE SIX Notes to Homemakers MATINEE EVENING lOe—20c STRAND MAY TRUMAN PERTH AMBOY Homo Demonstration Agent Under Personal Direction ofJValter Reade. A. 8. Flagg, Ret. Up. County Extension Rprvirf C»pf"< nre si> very becoming that Price, Prevail, I'm hoping you have planned to in- clude one somewhere in your Spring or Summer wnrdrobe. It need not TODAY and SATURDAY— b* & rape fnr warmth, for, more SEE — than likely, it will belong to • chif- fon or (reorjrotte frock, but, when ERS a bit of fabrlt hanging from one'* are thres » nic* change from PLEASURES nice »n flowered material as on plain Edmund Burns, hero of numerous the straight-line coat which has been —just » whUp of a cape really not screen stories, is finely cast in a the stand-by for year*. Now and much longer that a deep collar. The featured role, that of a bank cash- then such capes are designed so that depth, of course, depends on the ier with a fondness for thorougti- size and hnuhth of the woman who they do not extend across the back but form wing like pieces over the hred race horses, opposite Vera Rey- \re»rs it but. I do feel that then' nre nolds, in "The Million Dollar Handi- big possibilities in it not only from j ,]c(,vel). When the joining of the cap", which will be on view at the the point of view of stylo trjt in a wjng.fapes to the coat is good in de- Ditmas theatre for three days begin- matter of design. On thetailored lth d lender i sign, 't gives a length and slender- ning Sunday. prints of small all-over pnttrrn lW With HELENE CHADWICK and JACK MULHALL ness to the figure that ie most desir- "The Million Dollar Handicap" is certainly add a touch of smartness. able. Of tweed in a plain color with a brand new type of race track story It makes no difference whfther the a narrow border of darker tweed, in that it features two races in- frock he one-pieco or two-piece the STRAND BIG TIME r thiH type is especially good on the stead of one and it also pre; ent? cape, lined with the most becoming woman who enjoys sport Clothes. some rare comedy bits as well US rcnl color in your silk, is chic indeed. If Developed in silk-moire and taf- melodrama, thrills and exciting you add to this n scalloped jumper feta are especially noticeable—we scenes. and perhnps n tiered skirt, also scal- find smart coats flaunting capes In the story Mr. Burns, who has AUDEVILLL loped, ami line the scallops with the varying length and fullness. Many the role of Mortimer, a bank cash- V plain fabric, you nre bound to have of the silk coat* are sleeveless and, er, loves Alice Porter, daughter of • costume that will give you much in some instances, the cape drops to SUNDAY—ONE DAY ONLY— pleasure. MAE MURRAY *» THE MASKED BRI i racing stable owner. She also is within a few inches of the bottom loved by Dobbs, the banker with The Screamingly Funny Comedy of Fast Flapper Life On a flnnnel, or any light-weight of the undercoat. whom Mortimer is employed. When woolen, rapes are almost indispen- And so on and on—a cape for the latter tries to prevent Alice from Mble. These may be purely ornnmen- warmth or a cap* for decoration— going to the race course, Mortimer tal and lined with silk of contrasting At Woodbridge Theatre At the Crescent silk, wool, georgette, or chiffon— battles with Dobbs in one of the most DONT eolor or they may be long enough you must be pretty hard to please if Hami Star of Com«lr-DramA realistic fist fights ever screened. Of to be really warm. This sort of cape Sensational Story of Parii you do not find »ne to meet your "Danger Quit" course, Alice reaches the track and WITH SALLY O'NEIL is usually shaped or buttoned on so Mu Murray Picture needs. —wins the handicap race. The sweet- it may be put on and off easily. Some Glittering gowns, daring and spec- Another of the Reed Howes gin- JOHN PATRICK and BERT ROACH' hearts find happiness. of the dresses worn at Palm Beach tacular dances, cafes, the froth and gery comedy dramas in which be l»ve shown very short Bleevea, and, gayety of Paris—these are the em-puts ov»r his characteristic, ener- ALL NEXT WEEK — with this type, littl* eapes' of match- Lessons in English bellishments in which Mae Murray getic «nd enthusiastic manner and ap- ing1 material may be worn when on» Words often misused: "Modest." is seen in an intensely dramatic role preciable amount of excellent stunt imn Preterit*** L»«f"*«r For goes out, Shart sleeves are comfort- Don't use "modest" if you mean in her picture "The Masked Bride." work is "The Danger Quest", which SPRING CARNIVAL The picture ia playing at the Wood- ' able in warm weather and they are bashful. One may be very modeat begins a two. day's engagement at Very few, if any of us, can ever Extra Added Attractions Daily quite permissible when worn at home without being timid or shy. bridge theatre on Saturday. the Crescent theatre tomorrow. see ourselves as others see us, but but when long1 Bleeves are the vogue, Often mispronounced: Lamentable. It is the sensational story of a It preMnta an exciting yam of a Larry Semon can see himself as the Sourenirs Given Away tt at the present time, it. is much Accent the "m" and not the "n". Paris underworld plot enmeshing young mwi who, working for a dia- caricaturist would see him, and B^B^a^B^B^a^B^^B^^a*nBH|BH*^BBBn|aag9^gaMgaHga< jpnarter to cover one's bare arm Often misspelled: Vacuum. Note Miss Murray, in the role of a mond merchant in New York, is sud here ia Larry's own caricature of ^^g^^^ggj^gjjjg^^^^n ii i ifi53558BBS-—_ when appearing in public. There are the two "u's." French dancer fighting to save her denly placed in a position whereby himself. Before Semon turned to matching; coats too and gty fc re- Synonyms: Essential, paramount, lovers' happiness. he is able to prevent the theft of a the mysteries of the moving picture tonne affairs but the capes are less primary, vital, chief, principal, fore- A notable cast appears. Francis large diamond owned by his employ- studio and the science of making X Bushman, who returned to the funny films, he was a New York cumbersome and much newer. most, leading. er. He accomplishes this by engag- screen for "Ben HUT", is seen in newspaper cartoonist, working with When it comes to capea for Word study: "Us* a word three ing a terrific battle on the edge of the leading male role, and Roy the roof oil the office building with crayon and ink to make the world DITMAS warmth, ell sorts are offered. The times and it is youra." Let us in- 1 D'Arcy, of "Merry Widow" fame; laugh. long cape— long enough to cover crease our vocabulary by mastering two crooks who have come to steal Basil Rathbone, noted English stage the dress—is sometimes topped by one word each day. Today's word: it. As a reward for his bravery, the "I would never be guilty of trying PERTH AMBOY—Tel. 2796 star; Pauline Neff, KartDane, Ches- a short one to break the very long Disparity; inequality; difference. young man is offered a vacation, to make light of anybody's troubles" ter Conklin, Fred Warren, and oth- line. Such capes are becoming only "The disparity in their ages pre- but instead he elects to be given a says Semon, "but I do believe that er well-known players are in the TODAY and SATURDAY— to the tall, elender woman. There vented compatibility." chance to do something, to really get many of them are imaginary and suuporting cast. somewhere. Kl« employer's answer to thrive only because there are not this is to send him to Africa, there enough conflicting elements to erase "The Golden Strain" Baud On to obtain the great Starfire diamond. them. I figure that every time I LARRY SEMON Kjrnc We*tem Romance To insure safety for the boy's life, create a good, healthy laugh for an — IN — With a story by Peter B. Kyne, he gives him a talisman to wear audience I am doing a personal fav- NEW EMPIRE THEATRE and virtually an all-star cast, "The about his neck, by which the African or for everybody in it. Incidental- chief will be able to recognize him ly, if the audience laugh hard and Telephone Rahway 994 RAHWAY Golden Strain," which comes to the "Stop-Look and Listen" Woodbridgc Theatre Monday. as an emissary from the merchant. often enough I am doing a personal The story, briefly toid, is that of favor for myself, for it is their PHOTOPLAYS OF DISTINCTION a young military officer's struggles laughs that make it possible for me Adapted from the Musical Comedy of the Same Name Vaudeville—Saturday and Holiday* to overcome a streak of cowardice to keep creating things to laugh at." and how he wins out after drastic At the Strand Larry Semon's newest laugh film SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY— VERA REYNOLD* Matinee: Daily at 2:30 P. M. — Evenings: 7 and 9 P, M. measures have bejan employed by a is "Stop, Look and Listen," show- EDMUND 6WWS Saturday: Matinee at 2:30; — Evening at 7:30 foster brother. "Don't!" Story of Unconventional ing today at the Ditmas theatre, with L RALPH LEWIS Madge Bellamy and Kenneth Life of Rustic Flapper Dorothy Dawn in the leading fem- Harlan have the leading roles, with r.mwuw vmu* TODAY—Friday— inine role. tMOMOUOHBIttOS Hobart Bosworth, Ann Pennington, A comedy said to be more scream- A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION Frank Beal, Lawford Davidson and ingly funny even than "Excuse Me' "BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK." a host of other film favorites in their is coming on Sunday to the Strand the end, both the girl and her par- With EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, and ESTHER RALS-. support. theatre. It is "Don't!," based on a ents triumph, paradoxically enough TON in the Kraziest, Kleverest, Knuttiest Komedy ever Known! ! story by Rupert Hughes. Rupert Hughes, who never has any A surprising Spectacle! ! ,And a wholesome romance. Nothing Although essentially a comedy, thing to say unless it is worth while, like it ever screened. —Mention this paper to advertisers; "Don't!" tells of the struggle of a ias told his story in a refreshingty Mermaid Comedy "Ok, BridfCti" I it helps you, it helps them, it helps young girl in a small town for fret- ifferent style. "Caiey of the Cout Guirdi" No. S your paper. dom—and the much abused term— The cast of "Don't!" is filled with *'self-expression," against her par- eal namys. Sally O'Neil, a newcom- SATURDAY—March 27th— ' — Classified Ads. Bring Results — — A Clessified Adv. Will Sell It — ents and narrow-minded friends. In r to the screen, who acts like a vet- HOUSE PETERS in ran, plays the leading feminine role; John Patrick, popular young juven- Now i» your opportunity to win a "RAFFLES" ile, and Bert Roach in the import- Secret closets, sliding panels, pivot doors, a hunted man and a girl nt role of Uncle Ns,t. evading London's cleverest man-catchers .... that's good old Raf- fles made into a perfectly breathless picture. There's more sheer Complete Radio Set Free mystery to the foot in this thriller than you'll find to the mile in WOODBRIDGR Hedda Hopper Liltei Dancing But— ' See details in the lobby ordinary pictures. ** THEATRE *^ Scenic—"Gltciw Park" Novelty—"Vacation" Hedda Hopper who wears her Matinee 3:30; Saturday 2:30; Evening 7 and 9 p. m. clothes in a manner that makes her S Acts Refined Vaudeville 5 one of. the best dressed women of the screen is very fond of dancing SUNPAY—Marth 28th— FRIDAY—LAST TIME—TODAY— either off or on the set. Benefit Performance of MRS. HARVATH— D. W. GRIFFITHS' In the latest productions she is —BIG DOUBLE FEATURE- to appear in "Pleasures of the Rich". CRESCENT REGINALD DENNY in Miss Hopper is seen again as a so- PERTH AMBOY—Tel. 255 "I'LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN" "That Royle Girl" ciety siren who has the youths of SPECIAL MUSIC Comedy "Keep Trying" the social set trying to find out what There's enough laughing dynamite in this rollicking picture to it is all about. TODAY and SATURDAY— blow your risibilities sky high. It all revolves around a revolving In one of the scenes Miss Hop- folding-bed with the revolvers owned by the husbands of the girls TOMORROW—SATURDAY- 1 in the folding-bed. MAE MURRAY in per is dancing with Marcin Ashei — Also — who portrays the role of an,uncouth BUCK JONES KENNETH MAC DONALD in but rich owner of a chain of gro- — IN — "The Masked Bride" cery stores and the action called for "THE BATTLER" Helen and Warren Comedy- -"Hi. Own Lawyer Mr. Asher to tread on the dainty Out of tha Inkwell Cartaoa — Comedy SPECIAL MUSIC Fox New* feet of Miss Hopper during the VAUDEVILLE dance. The scene had to be taken over "THE FIGHTING MONDAY—MARCH 29th_ MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— several times and by the time it PETER B. KYNE'S wag photographed Miss Hopper's feet March 29th, 30th, and 31*t— felt as if they had been through a J. M. BARRIE'S mangle machine. The rest of the day BUCKAROO" "The Golden Strain" was spent by Miss Hopper's maid KENNETH HARLAN, MADGE BELLAMY applying cooling lotions to the in- "A Kiss For Cinderella" HOBART BOSWORTH, ANN PENNINGTON flamed pedal extremities. Sbfth Chapter "Casey of the Coast Guards" "Pleasures of the Rich", will be STANDARD ~ With Betty Bronspn Cameo Comedy "Be Careful Dearie" seen at the Strand theatre commenc- A story of a little London waif who loved a policeman ing today for a two day's run. and cherished a wonderful dream, that came true. TUESDAY—MARCH 30th— Pathe Newt And Fable* JOHNNY WALKER in VAUDEVILLE WEDNESDAY—Added feature— "Lena Rivers" SUNPAY and MONDAY—Double Feature— JACK HOXIE in Aesop •Fables Hal Roach Comedy "Laughing Ladies" REED HOWES in "BUSTIN THRU" For feminine hygiene Comedy—"Toyland" WEDNESDAY—MARCH 31st— Enlightened women are now "THE DANGER QUEST" BERT LYTELL and ALMA RUBENS in using Zonite instead of ppiaonoua compounds for 10 Acts Of Vaudeville 10 99 this important purpose. ALL STAR CAST in "The Gilded Butterfly Zonite ia thoroughly effec- THURSDAY aud FRIDAY—April Ut >nd 2ml— tive but hann)e«4 to delicate (4 Educational Comedy "Wide Awake" RAMON NOVARRO, HARRIET HAMMOND Pathe Review tissues. THE PAYOFF" AND WESLEY BARRY in THURSDAY—APRIL 1st— "THE MIDSHIPMAN" Romance and thrilU ahoy! Hum it in the utirringf picture of ESTHER RALSTON in Special Introductory Offer the loves and udventureit of the Annapolis Naval Academy. Ladiai Pun Ray Silk Stocking, Complete in Itself Comedy "(all . Cop" "The Best People" 2 Pairs for $1.00 6tn Episode of "C«>cr uf tke Coa»t Guard" M.u'i Purs Kay Silk Sack! Sharpens the blade in the Imperial Comedy 'Officer of the Day' Variety 'River Nile' razor without removing k. TT n Diliir H« Special added attraction fur FRIDAY— 3 Pairs for $1.00 Imnl —COMING ATTRACTIONS— Thejie stockings und soi-ki) are Quick. Convenient Easy to clean. Complete sets— KJI»«'. TMMIW CUM* Qt "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Ibanez' "The Torrent" highest quality, full fanhioned, latest * tha origiaal uatalan am colors, and will wear like iron. razor, with strop and extra oil, m*U focudMiMl uw oar/. Mae Murray in "The Merry Widow" {fail your order today »p«eify blades, $1.00 and up. with Special Cast Norma Shearer in "His Secretary1' »ize; Orders shipped prorqptfry. Send Sp«4at MftMM a* 3.30 fudm, — ChiWre. 10c Rudolph Valentino in "The Eagla" Money Order or Registered letter to Richard tnm. in "f*.- v--»-i-t— a_.-j.--it •Razor n», •••' • .•/• FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1926 The Spring Term Crossword Puzzle Starts Smartly tvith Cap** w 18 30 SEE BAUMANN'S Simply Wonderful As clean and beautiful afl the firnt day you wore it—that ia the way we return the For Your Easter Flowers drtwieB and garments which you send us If You Can't See Our Display for cleaning. Ph*ne Rahwny 711 or 712 We Call For and Deliver Goods Our Plant Baskets made of Rlooming Plants, Ivy and w Ferns make Wonderful Gifts. ROOSEVELT CLEANERS AND DYERS Also Plants of Azaleas, Hydrangeas, Roses, Spirea, 51 Lilliefl, GenestaB, Tulips, Daffodils, Hyacinths, Daisies, 66 Roosevelt Avenue, Telephone Carteret 662 Candy Tuft, Begonias, Ferns, and a wide variety of our' Pimtettto-red wool jersey for a'cinih 318 Perahing Avenue, Telephone Carteret 917-M own fresh cut flowers. (©. 1»I«, Wtiurn •piper Union.) . lor cape and tun-pita frock make ORDER EARLY TO AVOID THE a scarlet runner of Ike yomg per- Horizontal. Vertical. LAST MINUTE RUSH 1—Oaclllatlon g—To differ 1—Large In extent son in a hurry. S—Part of in envelope 1—Anger 1—Prepoiltlon DAY NIGHT 11—Kit U—Piece of work 4—Small particle IT TOJI budget it suffering from the John R. Baumann 14—Filth 16—To itrlk* &—Prepoaltlon •train of having Joey's teeth straightened, R A. fflRNER 17—Female person (—Aged 7—Spike CaUWoodbridge Greenhouses St. George and Hazel wood Avenues, Rahway JO—Sim of lodiaa I—Conceited •ending the twins to dancing-school and Faneral Director and 81—Pr«po«ltlon • 10—Animal IOUKM by another aa giving Allda music-lesaoni, you'll be Eipart Embalam i i 22—To affect with pnln food 21—Carmine 11—Chlneaa dlttrlct In any law 'moire thin interested in the cape ensem- I only fully equipped and ap--tol - 151 SI—Fifty-two week! (abbr.) city ble costumes that are well within your 26—Half a quart It—A ahock 11—Stable date Undertaking EaUbli«hueDt b UP-TO-DATE TAXI AND 17—Cloie to 19—Mlmlca leBullflShtem own dressmaking skill. This ope does }0—FreTfth writer, flnt name Emlle IT—To ba Tictorloug ' not have to be lined, the colhu is a straight GARAGE SERVICE FORDS Fair TraatsM*! u AIL WOODBRIDGE M—Scheme II—Born string and the finish of the edges is simple WHIZ ALEMITE 14—Small barn II—Ptutrtwiy In a church in the extreme. Paris makes theie'en- 16—Bone . 14—Stupefied OnVePbone—M4. . Service Station LOUIS MORRISON II—Auditory organ it—Bnerry (u. 8. «lang) semble costumes for the most part with Bwldcnct Phone—289. NEW YORK J»—To help It—Metal stick the short, circular cape and a simple two- G. Lucas, 210 Amboy Ave. Shoes, Clothing and General 40—Thtu I)—Kind of tree CANDY KITCHEN Merchandise 41— Interrogative pronoun M—Journey U—Wise man piece'frock. They are smart in camel's* Free Crank Case Service Manufacturer* Mid Dealers in )paa E**ry Day Except Saturday 4!—Monarch! U—Belonging to him bair twills and shepherd'i checks. Shan- Strictly Pur* 15—Evergreen tree 17 Theatrical performance tung is very new and albatross ia, being FORM. H. J. 4«—Captain of the ark (Bib.) 40 To go under water CANDIES AND ICE CREAM 4S—Prult paltry 41—Rowing Implements worn this Spring. 7.) Main St., Woodbridge. Tel. 43 4j_Polnted pleeea of wire * 44— Egyptian river [0—To cover with paper . 4g Authoritative sanction Resource. $325,000 SI—Feeble 47—Head piece I!—An atunlon <9—Writing Implement HUMPHREYS & RYAN 11—Father FORDS NATIONAL BANK lelvtlsn will •!!<» IP •»»« »••••. il—You and I Mortgage Loans HARDWARE Main St., Woodbridge, N. J Plumbing Flmtor** FORDS, N. J. Spring Hard war* FIDELITY MORTGAGE COMPANY, mortgage loan C«rd«n and Poultry Supsli** Tel. 1B10-M, 2646. correspondent for The Prudential Insurance Co., of HANSEN * JENSEN America, for Monmouth, Middlesex and Mercer Counties MAIN ELECTRIC Want Ads Bring Results GENERAL CONTRACTORS announces the opening of offices in The Middlesex Bank Electrical Contractor* Exeavarlaf, Sawarlng, Gra4ia|, Cartlaf of all Ktodi Buil'ding, New Brunswick, where it will be prepared to Tel., WoodbrU.. S49 018 Pacific AT*., PERTH AMBOY consider applications for mortgages upon centrally locat- Miio k William SU., ed business and residential properties in amounts from WOODBRIDGE Smokeless Soft Coal $2,590 and upwards on the following plans—straight GUSTAV BLAUM mortga-ges for a term of five (5) years on a basis of 50% Grocertei and Provisions Up-to-date Taxi Service Is Good Fuel of appraiBed value at 5% % Interest rate. Monthly in- GEORGE LUCAS stallment loans in amounts up to $8,000 on a basis of 60 % 87 MAIN ST. W«o4brM» (Formerly Romoad Tail) Stop Constipation! Cars for Fajaarals, W*ddlaf«, •»- of the actual appraised value at 6% interest rate on resi • all occasions. Najol relieves and prevents TaUpaoaa 1S1 WooArUga We Have It constipadoflu It U a bowel hi' dential property. Monthly installment loans on business brtcant-not a laxative- so can- CHARLES M. MUELLER Give U» A Call 1313 Perth Araboy not gripe. Gentle, safe and or residential property in amounts from $8,100 and up- effective. No treatment like ward. Construction loans will be considered on either of GARAGE:: G. A. FULLERTON NujoL Try It today. /Under Reborinf Auto Trucking RYMSHA & CO., toe. the above plans by submitting plans and specifications. taj'aw. Uag DUlutca Haaliag Prompt service, reasonable charges. WoaaibrMff* Ml 989 State St MAURER, K.J. 78 Alfaart St., WoUbrUga George'i A vs., Woodbridge T«l. 726 Woodbldg* Nujpl FIDELITY MORTGAGE CO., WILLIAM J. BLAIB, Pres. & Treae. Tel. N. Bruns. 2773 Middlesex Title Guarantee & Trust Bldg. |T5 L\ SrPAufcEl T "n LESTER L. DRUMMOND MASON AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR * 131 Grove Avenue, Woodbridge 'i- 'if Tel. S95 Estimates Cheerfully Furnished i nmUATIOMU CAITOOIKO.NY. ' 630 By Charles Sughroe Hard to Suit GEACREEN • W N *• MICKJEy THE PRINTER'S DEVIL Real Estate i #»•!* Insurance !• J( fcKr MaT HAS Mouses for sale in Perth Amboj : TM' rW T1WB Woodbridge and Asbury Park* MC RAM fejOM MO«A6 Secure your lot before prices go up in the Spring Perth Amboy :>; 482 State .St. Woodbridge { Tel. 769 Tel. 56-W ' is • 66prescriptio6 n for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengua Bilious Fever and Malaria Never Satkfied It kills the germs. Original Oltic* Defend Title In Big Perth Amboy Game p the Perth Amlx'Vs "Hunk" ThomM, was an <•»«>• foT the Original Oltirs, World's BOYS SUITS ATTENTION Champions, nt the Perth Amlioy Au- ditorium, Saturday nijrht. The Cel- tics ronqnrred by • 41-20 wore. Nat Hnlman, world's best fruard, stepped nut of his position in idle Topcoats and Furnishings moments and netted five baskets and a fnul, for eleven points. Johnny Rent Payers—Home Seekers Beckman left the game at the end of the first half after makinft three For Easter and the bright days of SPRING neat ringers. In all, the Oriirinals played like real champs in defeating Everything that the boy will need to look his best—and that will make dad and Speculators and Builders the Amboys. Floor work was a fea- ture of the champions' playing. mother proud of their little man. It was a big day for Gem Chii- madia, the' youthful center of the THE CHROME REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, Inc., home team.who besides holding Lop- Nobby Hats and Caps to Match HU chick to four points scored ten him- 4-Piece Suits for Boys self, "H«nk" Thomas scored four of 8 to 18 years New Suit or Tdp Coat below gives its Special Bargains in One and Two long ringers and a foul. The Amboy 98c to $2.98 leader is booking the best of matches $11.98 to $15.98 for his Saturday night attratcion. Well made hats and caps that are sure to find Family Houses and also Building Lots in the best All wool suits with 2 pairs of knickers and a vest favor among the boys, and English sack coat. The extra pair of knick- business and residential sections of the Borough of ers doubles the life of these suits. They come In New Spring Top Coats for CLASSIFIED ADS attractive new patterns that the boys will like. Boys or All Ag« J * Classified advertisements only out Carteret. tent a word: minimum charge 25c. $5.98 to $8.98 ' ' • ~ Lumber Jack Suite and Middie Suit* HELP WANTED Well tailored double breasted models of import, for the Juvenile* ed and domestic woolens. All the new Spring Boulevard—One Family 6 Room House, lot 100 x 100, Price APPRENTICE Boy wanted, 16 years colors featuring the popular light shades. $7,500. ' or older, apply at A. H. Bower's $3.98 to $10.98 Machine Shop, Freeman street, Wood- Boulevard—One Family 3 Room House, lot 50 x 100. Price $1,800. The lumber jack suits are the new things for the Boy's Blouae* • * ..- bridge, N. J. smaller boys. Their bright colored blouses and v 98c to $1.59 Bergen Street—2 Family House, plot 50 x 100 garag* on property. 3-26. straight pants are just to mother's liking. The new middle suits in the light shades of all-wool Of English broadcloth and fancy striped mad- Trice, $2,800. Cash, $1,000. Cook and general houseworker materials are just as pleasing-and attractive, ras. In plain colon of tan, lavender, grey, and wanted, two in family, good wages Sizes 2 to 9 yean. white. Sizes 6 to 16. Central Avenue—2 Family Brick House, electric and gas, garage, to competent girl. Apply at 120 ground 50 x 100. Combination coal and gas stove. Paved street, Green street, Woodbridge, N. J. sidewalk and curb paid for. Price, $8,500. Terms. 3-23,26-39-4/2 Emerson Street—2 Family Brick House, electric, gas, bath, hot POSITION WANTED and cold water, combination coal and gas atove. Plot 25 x 100. CHAUFFEUR (white) wants posi- tion driving commercial truck, Price, $8,200. Small down payment. married. A*« 22. "Reference furnish- /"THE MERIT STORE" PERTH AMBOY. N. J.\ Warren Street—2 Family Brick House, improvements, garage. ed. Walter Fink, Iselin Boulevard, Iselin, N. J. 3,25:4,1 Price $5,500.00. WANTED Phone P. A. 2800, 2801, 2802 136-138 Smith St, Perth Amboy Longfellow Street—2 Family, 10 Rooms, all improvements. Plot CASH PAID for old disabled horses. 37i x 100. Price, $7,200. Cash, $1,000 or more. Telephone New Brunswick 1443 W 2. All out of town deliveries are promptly taken care of by our efficient de- A Beautiful Large Store in the heart of the business section of livery service. Carteret, suitable for Dry Goods or Shoe store, Butcher and Grocery CARS FOR SALE Store, Restaurant or Lunch Room, Pool Room or any other business, for CARS for sale. Howard W. Kinsey, representative of Jefferson Motors, sale, or for rent. Price, $15,900. Cash, $3,000, balance on mort- Poor Vuion General gage. Inc., Perth Amboy. Chevrolet deal en, phone 184-M Perth Amboy. One out of every four students mi- HOLLYWOOD TOUR BOOK FREE ters In health and capacity from pool Hudson Street—4 Family House, 12 rooms, electric and gas, paved 8-9,12,16,19, 28, 26, 30 pd. Come where the Sun it Shining and enjoy lh« wmdtrful txpnlmc* vision, tests show.- street, sidewalks, sewer. Rental, $68 per month. Price, $7,500. Small FOR SALE of bathing in the Atlantic Ocean, golfing, mMorinf, sfehtMeJng in touthtatt Florida in March or AprlL Ten day* fcy train MwryTTmrs- down payment to suit buyer. TWO NEARLY NEW white enamel- day, fomtttn day by steamer nmy Wtdnttday. Lowell Street—a beautiful 1 Family House, 7 rooms with all ed beds with Springs- 13 Chrome Babies Love It improvements, the latest architectural design building is on ground avenue, Carter*!. afthu 50 x 100; also garage for 2 cars. To build this house cost every bit « MODERN CHICKEN HOUSE; port For all stomach and in twdnal of $25,000. The price is now $15,000. For the man that is looking for able; 8 by,20 feet; below cost. 43 troubles and disturbances due Chrome avenue, Carteret. a real home of refinement it is a real bargain. to teething, there is nothing DINING ROOM SUITE, ten piece better riw a safe Inhnmf and Wheeler Avenue—2 Family House, electric and gas, lots 50 x American Walnut, practically new, Children's Laxadve. 100. Price, $6,000. Cash, $2,000. phone Woodbridge 968. 3-26-30; 4-2 pd. Central Avenue—2 Family House, electric, gas, bath, combination MRS. WiNtLowt coal and gas range, paved street, sidewalk. Price, $7,500. Cash, Shade-trees and plants for side- walk or lawn, Monmouth. John Sa- STROP $1,000. badka, P. O. Box 275, Avenel, N. J. Jenette Street—2 Family House, ground 50 ft. x 100 ft. Price, 3-26—30 pd. $5,500. Cash, $1,000. 'Jensen avenue, Avenel, N. J., two family ljouse, 4 rooms and bath, each VALET St. Anna Street-yl Family, 5 rooms, all improvements; lot 50 x floor; gas, electricity, water, sewer, 100. Price, $6,000. ' range' and boiler. Fruit trees. Lot Union Street—2 Family House, brick, ground 50 x 100. Price, 7&x 150. Few minuW walk to schools and station. Price $7,300. AuioStrop $5,500. Phone Rahway 782-W» Razor Pleaie telect the date in Roosevelt Avenue—1 Family House with all improvements; SINGLE BEDSTEAD, enameled March or April you prefer ground 40 x 100. It is a real bargainfor the right man. Price, $7,000. spring and mattress. Mrs. M. Mau- sharpens and let N* book your accom- ser, Woodruff, Ave., cor. Lord St., modations now. Mail the Romanowsky Street—2 Family House with all improvements, near Avenel, N. J. itself coupon above or call at our 3-23 pd. ' , j office. See addrut In above Pershing Avenue, and also 100 ft. on Pershing Avenue, corner suitable coupon. Il'r Jutit in HoUjwood MHW for business, could be bought cheap. Household furniture and tools, at Pershing Avenue—2 Family House, must be sold very reasonable. Lockwood- residence, Edgar Hill, Sat- urday, March 27, from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m. ' ' 3-23-26 Holly Street—1 Family, 5 rooms and bath, hot and cold water. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW It's a fine home for the price, $5,000. Cash, $500.00. MY STUCCO, hollow-tile house, 6 Harris Street—l*Famity, 6 room house in the heart of the Borough; rooms and bath, chestnut trim, oak floors, steam heat. Lot 48 x 112. Ga- all improvements, up to date, including heat. Price, $6,800. Cash, rage. Off Grove Ave., Price $8,500. $500 or more, balance to suit buyer. L. W. Woodman, 560 Maple Ave., Phone Woodbridge 128-W. D. LEHRER & CO. Pershing Avenue—2 nice Lots, sidewalk and curb, is paid for; the only two lots on the whole Pershing Avenue for sale. Price, $3,200. ONE NEW Process Gas, Range with Lorraine Regulator1 and Self- STYLE CENTER Lowell Street—2 nice Lots in the "restricted residential section. lighter $50. Also one gas water heat- IF IT'S NEW WE HAVE IT Price, $2,100. $10. Call any evening after 6 P. or before Sunday noon. Pomeroy, Locust Street—3 Lots, strictly restricted, residential section. Price, {Manhattan avenue, Avenel, N. J. 76 Roosevelt Avenue, corner Burlington Street $2,700. BUFFET and kitchen table; good as dARTERET, N. J. Randolph Street—3 Lots, good location. Price for the three lots," ,new; bargain. Apply 147 Roose- velt avenue, Carteret. $1,650. EXTRA-ORDINARY &ALE OF Roosevelt Ave., Lincoln Ave., Edwin Street, Holly Street Lots for' PEDIGREED PUPPIES AND sale from $400 up. Buy your lots now and prepare your plans to start GROWN DOGS to build your new home before the builders are busy. Chews and Police $20.00; Grown Male Doberman $25.00; Airedales $5.00; Bostons $15.00; Setters and Great Danes. Must make, room, im- We also have some very desirable lots at Hagaman Heights for sale from $250.00 up. mediately. No reasonable offer re- Remember that they will start to build the School at Hagaman Heights on| or about fused, Strongheart Kennels, New, the first day of April. Buy your lots now before the price advances. Sewer, elec- Brunswick, N. J. tricity, city water, street lights," fire hydrants on property. FOR RENT OR J House at Iselin, Pleasant avenue near Clinton, 3 room and basement Customers can always de- summer annex, gas, 4 lots, high pend on this Store to show BUY/BUILD AND LIVE WHERE YOU WORK, ground; $15 a month rant; $2,000 Bell, Inquire Michael Lewis, Harrison well-picked, representative AND WHERE YOU KNOW THERE IS ALWAYS and Clinton avenues, off Chain-of Hill road, Iseln, N. J. selections of Merchandise; Broad enough to suit a great WORK-BOOM CARTERET. FOR RENT Free Foot Comfort , variety, of tastes; Wide THREE RI.KJMS and bath; all im provements; may be rented tu- enough to please Father, DEMONSTRATION I • 'hpr ">• separately as furnished rooms. New house, nice location. Ap- Mother, Son and Daughter. We are agents for West Carteret Terrace, the ply, Box L, Care Carteret Press, 44 We follow the system that future select residential section of Carteret. TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light we think will appeal to you housekeeping, heat, light and gas hoi furnished. uU4 Uarruii avenue, Wood- and, at the same time, satis- f* Lots from $250 up. Buy mm Price advanced bridge. 8-23 tf. fy your taste and your pock- after April 1 CARPENTER * et-book. Foot Comfort Expert from Personal ODD JOBS done promptly. Joe Dur- ish, 880 Watson avenue, Wood- 8taffofDr.Wm.KSchoIl bridge, N. J. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES CIKOME REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, INC. •>H T K WKIGHT, OiUopathk Physician, Post Office Building, Main street, Woodbridge, Hours: Licensed Real Ettate Brokers 1-8 Tueadtty* and Fridays. Free Pedograph Prints of Your Feet SERVICES RENDERED U'COUNTANT — Books opened Wvtly show 75 Roosevelt Ave, Tel. 482 Carteret, N. J. cU>K«d: income tax. Will also takj trouble, and to what««. the lire of bookkeeping for snail VCUft in and ant >«»..!. ,JTk- e_t,.in_qr>