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VOL. TX, No. 17 ~^——~r- "——— :—— WQOUBKllM.h. .\. .1 . KitlDAY, ,11 I.Y !. i:i:'7 PRICE THREE CKNt|i| 2 AUTOMOBILES TO BE AWARDEM Darby Refuses to Abandon Stand CHIEF FERD KATH AndFire Commissioners May Ask IS BADLY INJURED Pontiac "Six" Sedans and Supreme ComiforMandamus Writ IN FALLING THRU 20% Cash Commissions Conference With Commissioner of Municipal Accounts Re- sults in Decision to Test Cause in Court; McElroy Retained WEAKENED FLOOR To Represent Fire Boards—Maintains Rights Granted Suffers Two Broken Ribs As A wait Campaign Work© By Law of 1879 Are Being Abrogated He Drops Into Hole While Entering Smoke Filled Room Fire Commissioners of the various to meet the requirement. Man Is Scalded as One Car Must Go to Person Living township districts will petition th« Will Make Formal Demand At Early Morning Alarm. Radiator Explodes courts for relief from the ruling* of McElroy's next move will be to Outside of Woodbridge Pro] Commissioner of Municipal Accounts make formal demand on Treasurer SERIOUS FIRE AVERTED Albert Pollara of 184 Main Walter R. Darby which restrains Gardner to turn over to each dis- v •traet, Pateraon, *•• badly To widen its sphere of influence the Woodbridge Ind thoir treasurers from handling the trict the amount of its appropriation, I.« »ding the way into a smoke- fillpd room behind the Municipal •catdad Friday hifht whan the pendent herewith makes formal announcement of a great funds appropriated for their districts a demand which Gardner has indi- radiator of a truck on which ha 000.00 "Everybody Wins" Circulation Campaign which pi cated he will be obliged to refuse. l.unch early Monday morning, Fire rind obliges them to refrain from in- Chief Ferdinand Kath stepped wai riding overheated and blew sents a golden opportunity to every man, woman or chijd' curring expenses until the tax col- Then the commissioners, through through a hole liurnod in the floor off the cap. The accident hap- their attorney, will apply to the Su- pened on Lincoln Highway near this section of New Jeraey. There are two grand prizes to lector actually takes in from their and caved in two ribs on his left awarded the most successful Candidates, each prize b districts the amount of money ap- preme Court for a writ of mandamus ^ide. August Greiner heard groans Colonia while the truck waa in to compel compliance with their de- propriated by the voters. Decision •us he entered through the back door motion. The vehicle «u of a Pontiac Six Sedan valued at $875.00. These cars were mand. The argument to be used in Natalie Berry Bride type having the radiator behind to seek court redress waa made on and in attempting to locate the chased from McMahan & Qreen of Perth Amboy and 1 asking this writ will be based in the source he likewise went through the instead of in front' of the engine. shortly be on display at ftahway Av- Wednesday after a committee rep- law of 1870 which McElroy claims When the accumulated steam resenting the district commissions Of H. Warren Chapman hole. Despite injuries to his knee enue Garage, local Pontiac agents makes it obligatory for the treasu- he managed, with the aid of others, prsiture tore the cap looie the very candidate who falls to had failed, in a three-hour confer- rer to give over the funds. Should Groom From Danbury, Con- to pull Kath to safety. live iteam and boiling wajer for Woodbridge. Believing that f the automobiles. Nothing ence with Darby at Plainfield, to the Supreme Court decide against necticut, Where Couple •hot up to the roof of the cab most candidates would prefer a cash n the way of rewards wu «Tt|f sway him from his determination to the commissioners they will seek a When Patrolman Joseph Elnhorn and showered down Pollara's reward in lieu of the comparatively [ered by a weekly paper in thh Will Make Their Home passed the lunch room at 3 o'clock have the Township Treasurer carry legislative amendment to the Home back. Patrolman Mayer Larion small prizes usually given in cam- ion of New Jersey. Rule Act at the next session of the he thought he saw smoke. Going a- out his order. Attorney Leon Mc- The home of Mr. and Mrs. William summoned the police ambulance paigns, the management makes cer- Oat Car For Each Dlitrkt Legislature. round the building he discovered the and he and Patrol Driver John Elroy represented the commission- H. Berry, of 105 Main street, wB^ To give the randirtatei room at the rear to be afire. H« Cfaolar took the man to the Rah- tain that everybody must win, by mtside of Woodbridge propw ers at the conference. With him the scene of a pretty wedding cere- dashed across the street to head- were Gardner, William Treen of Continued on page nine way Hospital. giving a cash commission of 20% to iqual chance at a prize car, the mony, Wednesday afternoon, when quarters and had Desk Sergeant itory covered by the Indep«nd« Woodbridge and Willium Turner of their daughter, Natalie, became the Harvey Romond put in a call to the Port Reading. has been divided into two district* 4 bride of Mr. Harris Warren Chap- fire company and then, returning be known as District Number 1 Differ on Lafal Provisions Public Service Says man, son of Mrs. S. W. Chapman ol made his way upstairs and wakened To Save Quarter of Cost on N&w District Number 2. Those \\' Darby maintained he had no right Danbury, Conn. Bill Smith whose room was rapidly n District 1 will be in comp«tltl filling with smoke. to disregard an opinion handed down The ceremony was performed in only with other candidates in 1919 by the then Attorney Gen- Underground Street the presence of the immediate fam Tom Kath, proprietor of the Reformatory, Moore Tells Rotary n the same territory and the oral McCran in which McCran so lunch room aqd son of the fire chief, will apply for the candidates i ilies by the Rev. A. Boylan Fitz- Superintendent at Rahway Institution Assures Listeners There interpreted the Home .Rule Act, ef- light System Costly Gerald, pastor of the Methodist Epis believes the fire must have started ng in District Number 2. On* fective in 1917, as making the town- copal Church. from a cigarette butt tossed careless- Will Be "No Graft" at Annandale—To Use Inmate Labor the Pontiac Sedans will be given ' ship treasurer the treasurer for Refuses to Comply With Re- The home was beautifully deco ly into -a pile- of papers in the rear And Granite Discovered on the Site candidate residing in District Nu each district commission, McElroy quest to Install Conduits rated with flowers. The bride was at- room. He ha4 closed the lunch room ber 1 having the greatest number maintains the Home Rule Act was at 2 o'clock afld was in bed when the By using inmate labor and granite Votes in his district at the CIOM of | To Take Place of Over- tractively gowned in a pale green ar back as 4000 B. C. Guests were not intended to take precedence georgette ensemble with picture hat alarm sounded. Damage if) estimated found on the site of the proposed C. Wilson of Wish Atles, Wi*- the campaign and the other PontiaVef over a law of 1879 which defined at about $600. The building is own- Sedan wilt be given the candli head Wire on Main St. to match and wore a corsage bouquet new reformatory at Annandale, Dr. onsin; W. S. Schearen of Philndel- the rights of district commissions ed by Frank Milano whose auto sup- hia; William S. Dey, director of residing in District Number 2 hay of roses. Her only attendant was Frank Moore, superintendent of Rah- and gave them the power not only Sponsored by the Business Men's Mrs. Russell McElroy, of town, who ply store i» in part of the 3ame build- he Board of Freeholders; Fred the greatest number of votes in of controlling their appropriations Association as a means of improving wore pale yellow organdie with pic- ing. Firemen are of the opinion way Reformatory, plans to erect a chussler, Walter Peterson, Philip L district at the close of the campaij that had the blaze gone undiscover- but of expending them as well. To the appearance of the business dis- ture hat to match. She also wore million dollar plant at an outside ullivan and Stanley White of South District Number 1 embraces all i Darby's contention that money ed half an hour longer a serious fire tmboy; Rev. Fred D. Niedermeyer Woodbridge proper, being bound trict, the proposal to have the Pub- a corsage bouquet of roses. cost to the State of '$750,000., he should not be spent until it is actual- Mr. Thompson Hooper of Danbury, would have been unavoidable for in nd Vin. Roseboro of Perth Amboy on the north by the Port Be« ly collected in the form of taxes Mc- lic Service remove its overhead street Milano's place there is a large quan- told Rotarians at their luncheon yes- Railroad; on, the west by the P. Conn., acted as best man. terday. "And," he added, "while I'm Elroy cqunters with the claim the light wires on Main street and re- Following the ceremony a delicious tity of motor oils. R. siding to Mutton Hollow Fa commissioners are not concerned place them with an underground sys- wedding collation was served by The building itself was once one in charge I can guarantee you thence to the junction of with the collect'"" f>f taxes, their re- of the township schools. It has been George's post Road and Bunn'j tem has met with refusal on the part Brun's of New Brunswick. there'll not be one cent of graft." Amend Ordinance to sponsibility being to so expend the The bride was the recipient of moved several times and remodeled Lane, thence southeasterly to tii| money appropriated to their use so of the lighting company. quite as oftej Before being put on The new reformatory represents a intersection of Florida Grove Ro»dl many handsome gifts. plan for corrective work he has had .as to provide adequate fire protec- The Business Men's request was Upon returning from their wed- its present site opposite the Memorial Add Four More Streets and Amboy avenue, thence easterly tion for their districts. Municipal Building it stood on the in mind for fifteen years, he said. along the southern boundary of-j made through the Township Commit- ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Chapmai He believes the idea of keeping ju- One point at issue was ironed tee which has received the follow- will reside in their newly furnished corner now occupied by the First Woodbridge to Woodbridge t National Bank. Many of the older venile- prisoners behind bars and To IselinSewer System out by the conference. That per- ing letter from H. P. Chandler, ex- home in Danbury, Conn. walls, as is done at Rahway, does thence northerly along Woodhr tained to the Hopelawn district residents of town attended school in ecutive secretary of the corporation: the structure. them more harm than good. At An- Appropriation for Work Now Creek to the Port Reading RailroMJL|| where a bond issue has been floated "Your letter of May 19th address- nandale the institution will be laid $275,000—Committee Has District Number 2 embraces Hopf* L to purchase equipment. The commis- Ceramics Works Employees out like a New England village with lawn, Fords, Lafayette, Iselin, Co**! ed to Public Service Electric and Gas To Refuse to Include sioners were afraid the hold-up of Company, attention of Mr, J, C. 01- To Give Dinner Tonight at cottages around a central court. A- Ionia, Avenel, Port Reading, ^ their funds would prevent them from wine, in reference to installing an Seidler's for Mr. Schendorf Famous Ultimatum Is bout thirty-ifive buildings will com- Other Street* and all other territory not # retiring their bonds as they tome underground system for street light- prise the institution and there will in District Number 1. The camlM due. Darby informed them they may Ing on Main street from Amboy av- A group of employees of the be no wall around them. The hearing of Iselin's propose dates living in the two different 4igl issue a note in an amount sufficient 1'iiuc to Rahway avenue has been re- Woodbridge Ceramics will give a Repeated by Iselin In "Our idea is to place boys in an quarter-million dollar sewer system tricts will be so placed for competl- -M atmosphere as near tike that of tion but no candidate will be re-;| ferred, to the writer and would say testimonial dinner tonight at Seid- scheduled to be held on Monday af- that the matter has been carefully community as we can make it," said ternoon, was postponed to allow the «trkt«d as to where subs|cription#«; investigated by the proper officials ler's Beach for Mr. Peter Schendorf, Asking Separate Ward Dr. Moore. "Then when their terms may be sold as a District 1 candidat*vi Egan, Pender, Levi vice president and general manager. expire the boys will not face the a- ordinance to be amended so as to may sell subscriptions in District 8 j| if the company but we do not feel "No Taxation Without Repre- it is a proper time to install under- Between forty and fifty will be pres- brupt transition they are now call- nclude four streets not in the orig- and vice versa. The reason for the J On Assessor Board ground street lighting in Wood- ent. sentation" Is Basis of Re- ed on to make in getting back into inal draft. At the same time the two districts is solely to insure oo«t'* bridge. quest Signed by 304 Res- step with normal community mat- appropriation for the work was rais- car going to each district. Trio Take Over Assessment of "We understand that the street is ters." ed from $250,000 to $275,000. The The awards are being offered idents of Section In a talk on the terra cotta in- Township Property—Each simply to be given a two inch coat Rusty Nail in Foot Gives new streets are Auth avenue, War- a competitive, basis, the winners to-^ of Asphalt and is not to be torn up dustry R. Linn Clare, superintendent be decided by the number of vofc To Draw $1,000 Hopelawn Boy Blood Poison Claiming the right to "representa- wick, Hunt and Goodrich streets. A as there is a good concrete founda- tion as well as taxation" a petition of the Federal Terra Cotta, said that obtained by those competing. Th material was used architecturally as hearing on the amended ordinance winning votes are easily obtained Starting today the job of assess- tion at the present time. The com- Neglect of a wound in his foot containing 1(0-1 names of Iselin resi- pany does not feel it would be war- will be held on July 11. they are given on all subscription ing township property will be han- caused by stepping on a rusty nail dents requests the Township Com- 1 ranted in spending the amount of received from both new and renew -:', dled by a board of three men ap- has resulted in sixteen year old Jo- mittee to make their district a ward A Mrs. Truel appeared before the money required for this underground in itself. T'he petition was filed with al subscriptions to the Woodbrid^i pointed by the administration at seph Sutlara of Hopelawn being tak- Woodbridge Now Has Committee to urge that while the a- Independent, installation and is therefore sorry to the committee at its meeting on mendment waa being made the names salaries of $1,000 each per annum suy that it cannot go along with the en to the Perth Amboy City Hospi- instead of, as formerly, by a sin- tal for treatment of an attack of Monday and was referred to the ad- of Star and Eagle streets be Any man or woman, young or proposition at this time. ministration committee and the at- Its Own Commissioner eluded. She was told that Eagle may enter the circulation gle tax assessor chosen by the peo- blood poisoning. Sutlara stepped on torney over a strenuous protest by ple at general election. The new "Yours very truly, street slopes in the wrong direction "H. P. CHANDLER, the nail last week and did not re- Second Ward Committeeman Charles Continued on page nine board was named at the Township gard the wound as serious until he to be drained by the system being "Executive Secretary." G. Kish who asked that it bo re- To Handle Scout Troops proposed and that to connect Star Committee meeting on Monday and became so lame he could hardly walk. ferred to the Committee as a whole consists of J. Barron Levi to serve He is recovering, although for a Through action in a regular meet- street would necessitate a,n expense for quick action. Kish offered to that would carry the Committee be- for one year; Howard E. Pender of time his condition was considered se- ing of the Executive Board of th Dill Instructs On Accidents Occur To Two amend a motion by Grausam but the yond the amount it intends to spend Xewaren for two years; and John amendment was voted down. Raritan Council, Boy Scouts o Children of Jake Grausam rious. this year on the work. To reach Star Kgan Sr. of Fords for three years. The current sentiment in Iselin is America, held recently, John Dixon In effect the board is Democratic, While at play with a group of boys was, appointed as District Scout street it would be necessary to lay a- Gas Tax Collection- not new for it was brought up at bout, 1,000 feet of line, Engineer as was expected, although up until on Wednesday, twelve year old Will- Found Dead in Bed least once before the present admin- Commissioner for Woodbridge. Gasoline and Interstate TrifiJ the. time Levi rand and was defeated iam Grausam fell from the porch of Mr. Dixlon is well qualified tc Merrill said. istration was in control. At that fie Levies Become Effec- for the Township Committee on the his home and fractured his left arm Joe Horvat, fifty-six, was found time it was pointed out that grant- handle this responsibility as Distrlc Mrs. Truel and others averred Republican ticket four yeara ago he at the elbow. ' Last week his sister, dead in bed at 304 Fulton street on ing the request would entail split- Commissioner for he has been in their street is "always overlooked tive Tomorrow was listed as a Republican. Since Ellen, fell from a cherry tree and Tuesday morning. The body was ting the township up into so many Scouting for the past seven years when it comes time to remove snow". that time he has strenuously opposed broke both wrists. The children are discovered at 6 o'clock by Mrs. wards thijt the governing body would and ha3 served as scoutmaster in Her contention was backed up by TRENTON, July 1.—Instruction^ his former party at the polls. of the family of Committeeman and Szurbo with whom Horva" t boarded, be so large and unwieldy. The law Troop 13, Perth Amboy, during this Comwitteeman Kish who urged that were issued yesterday by Comml The change from elective assess- Mrs. Jacqb Grausam of Greeti street. when the landlady went to call him. specifies that when a new ward] is period. He holds 22 merit badges as long as the ordinance has to be aioner Dill of the Motor Vehicle or to a board of three members was She says the man had been sick for formed it must be of equal popula- and is an Eagle Scout, which is the amended to include four new streets partmont for the enforcement of about a month, highest a,ward of the Boy Scouts of brought about by an ordinance, the 1 tion with 'the remaining wards. To it should be expanded to include gasoline tax and excise tax passage of which was provided for "Ben* and "Wes" Depart bring this about it would be neces- America. He is a graduate of the the streets mentioned by Mrs. Truel. ures which become effective tod !>y a Legislative act during the win- sary to change the existing boun- Scoutmaster's Training Course at Co- When the Mayor reminded him that The former imposes a tax of ter. The administration feels that T. Wesley kiddle and Bernhardt Son to McKains dary lines of the present wards in lumbia University and is an expert Hopelawn had been promised a sewer cents a gallon on gasoline and the work entailed in assessing such Jensen expect to leave tomorrow such a way that, resulting sections on troop meeting programs and rec-system this year Kish offered to latter a tax on automobiles car morning on a camping trip to a point A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. reational methods and activities. take the responsibility on his own freight or passengers in inter ;i huge municipality is too much for Warren McKain of Myrtle avenue, would be of approximately the same (tin; man. James McKeown, who.re- in Maine near the Vermont border. size, I Mr. Uixon is employed by the shoulders of asking that Hopelawn's traffic. They will use a cur and trailer for Sunday morning. Both mother and Board of Education in ,Rahway as a system be laid over until next year. Arrangements have been made I linquished office yesterday, would child are doing nicely. have! had another year to serve to the journey. teach«r of manual training, mechan- Committeeman Grausam expressed Mrj Dill to post fnapeetors' at nompjlete the three year, term to ical drawing and industrial arts. He the view that should the Committee various ferries leading to New Yo which lie was elected.- has recently moved to Woodbridge hold up its ordinance to allow amend and Pennsylvania and to have th Deaths and was immediately secured as Dis- ments every time (a delegation ap ride on interstate busses for the p ManWho Used Another's Name Falls^ BOWNE —Mrs. Rose, seventy-one trict Commissioner, meeting with the pears to usklfor thetn'the work would poae of checking the mileage and Breaks Left Arm, Sprains years of age, (lied at her home, 48 approval of all the scoutmasters, as- nev«r be started. The amendment number of trips made daily. Right in Fall from Ladder Into Pit Dug by Himself; Arrestea Freeman struct, Woodbridge, oarly sistants and troop committee mem- was made without including Star and Mr. Dill has called on all Tu«du_v murning, a lingering illness. bers of Woodbridge. Ire was recom- Eagle streets. state bus aiidji truck owners to While painting the club rooms of d. Their plan was to allow F'leck The dei't'asi'il is survived by a hna- mended for this iJosition by Vice returns promptly to the depart! A man who gave his name as President John M. Kreger at thu th« Jolly Rogers Club in Choper's George J. Fleck was arrested in to cash the cheek anj then to have bttnd, Hurry A., two daughters, Mrs. The federal injunction recently rom Board meeting. —Mrs. George Keating Sr. of towi Hall, Theodore Leber Jr. fell f Ford* yesterday afternoon The Rules and Campaign Opens At Once - - Campaig] Regulations Costs Nothing to Enter 1—A»y wklra ftnn *f pod tlarwur residing in IS—In cut »f typographical OT ttbn *vT»r II to *>- tait dty or immsadlBf ttrritory. la eligible tc en- dfntood that neither the jmblishtra nor tha aun- tW M4 e«tap«t* far a prit*. Nwalnat ons m«y be p«irn manager ihsll be held responsibly *xe*pt f»r •ad« M asy Ujss during tb« altetion. th« ntctiMry correction apon the IMB*. Everybodi t—Nt aaiplay* or ntar relative of any employe tn 14 Er.ry candidate, ti an authoriied aftnt of * i tfclt oe-wipapar la allfiol* to satit till distribution. n«wrp»ptr, and •• inch may ccll*#t sobacrip- W» rsHirt tfc* right U r*)*ct any nomination tloB pajrmtitti from present u w«l| a* fro«'»*w snkseribart. »—Tb# wiaaua *i tk« prlws will b* d«cid»d by MEN OR WOMEN ELIGIBLE - - Utatr »ccr*diU4 tradit*, aaid endiU bvlig represent- 16—A •ubicrtbir onct turned la bj a eandidata and •d by th« b*I)«U laaiad on subscriptions and by •xUndtil at any time during tha t»nrp»ijn b»y*nd ceapont «ltpf*4 {TAB tk* papara. th» timt It gether with the Opportunity Coupons, you will be entitled to 400,000 EXTRA VOTES be- sides all the regular votes as per the regular schedule. t Secure your First Subscription and send it along with the Coupon below and you will be al- lowed the regular votes and also the 100.00Q Bonus Votes. This is your chance to make a good showing in the published list of candidates. Your Own Subscription, or that of a friend, will make you one of the leaders in this Great Tur Prize Race. Use the Coupon Now. But Act Promptly, for each day is valuable. j HOW THE CARS WILL BE AWARDED Division of Districts There are Two Grand Prizes to be awarded the successful winners, both prizes being beauti- To give the candidates outside of Woodbridge proper an equal chance at a prize automobile, ful brand new Pontiac Sixes in the two door sedan model, valued at $875 each. One of the the territory covered by The Woodbridge Independent has been divided into two distinct dis- cars will be given the candidate who resides in District Number 1 having the greatest num- tricts, number on*} and number two. \ ber of vote* in his district at the close of the campaign. The oth permitted to sell subscription outside of their own districts, there being ING THE CAMPAIGN. There are no loser, iu thi. campaign and the least »yoiM, is a 20% commission check. can win WOODBRIDGE INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JVI.Y >mv avcm:(> to Ilia?, street. 8" vitrified sewer in Cnakley Parade, Games, Fireworks to Make treet, 8" vitriOil server in Wright rtroot. 15" vitrified sewer in Vorn»m AveneVs Fourth a Memorable Day aireet. 8" vitrified lewer In Sutton strict. Final Plans Cqnipl« • !:• : 1 In- .1 '"• r '(llf! ),. ••• i ! "P NEW JERSEY'S FINEST PLAY HOUSE THE ERS READE'S NEW MAJESTIC THEATRE PERTH AMBOY ONE OF NEW JERSEY'S FINEST THEATRES CONTINUOUS 1:30 to 11:00 P. M. TH^AT TODAY and TOMORROW— Clara Bow and Reed Howes in TWO PERFECT PICTURES DAILY "Rough House Rosie" INDEPENDENCE al»o r •(?• :.-.'• !•! McWALTERS and TYSON Preient 1 .,!;. •'.«;••". VY< j Vi :ir«f!'. ••- " t': -' Kii'r.way the A Real Mwica! Show • • • -•. •".• .' a1.is'. ''r -•. (-•;;• VBV''. f- : m '>! entt-r- ir •;•.)• :•.,' •.'. "i'.a" The ar' •intma -A 'i c •.i'. .'.'• :':..•:% r.as bc-er, ;u.p i in the iia.-t ar.d r.i-thing will i- :..r- p.'Od in the future for our p;i:n,T..-. Never have "Frivol Oddities" -,v. (•mharras-cd or intentionally "ffer.dtd cur patrons •A-.tr. th* picture? or. our screen f.r the theatre'" personal SUNDAY—July 3— -:«rT. Ws- have never taker) advantage "f the fact that "W.C Fields, Ivy Harris (One cf Paramount's Junior Stars) and \v<- are Rahway'* only theatre. Richard*Sheets' Gallagher in "Trie Fbtters* A Paramount Picture Ben Lyon and Mary Brian in 1 tout him into :ht-ir pan? t(i end . As Pa Potter. ; ..ir mat of the "Where Trails Bepin.' which is a competition which was ruining the whole Potter tri't.' Kitlii? U said to "differed" sort of dog picture and "THE HIGH HAF Today and Tomorrow bandit h'JMn*?*. Hut they maile H step into an ele:; :i: peculiarly his intensely dramatic. mistake and in the end he clean? own, — the d«I) ;t:ion of familiar up ;hi- gang and savts '.he heroine. American types, ••crallv sprinkled NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY— with those laup - which usually spring up in Mr, Average Citizen's "Fri»co Sally Levy" It \otic« is hereby given that seal- GILDA GRAY life. ed bids will be received by the Board A Sparkling Comedy Mary Alden, Ma. torments Pa to Marion Davies in The golden girl of New Broadway who brings to our of Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex : such a degree that he decides to in- County for the construction of a re- fair city the night club life of the great White Way 'Friscp~' Sally Levy," a sparklinp vest all the mortpak-t money in an oil inforced concrete pavement on Rah- c-medy romance of Irish-Jewish life |P1IE THE TOILER" in her latest picture deal in order to p>•". rich quick. But way avenue in the Borough of ( ar- with Sally O'Neil and Roy D'Arcy. he learns that gold ha? to be^dug, it teret, from its intersection with crimes ti-i the Woodbridge. Theatre doesn't always out -of the Washington avenue Northwesterly Saturday. ground. Incidentally, his daughter, toward Rahway, a distance of ap- "CABARET" Sally ()"Xeil plays the part of a Ivy Harris, cause- additional trouble proximately 6292 feet and opened ydenish and impudent pirl court- by eloping, — but ' is -he who gets KEIffi-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE who is supported by that great star and read in public at the County d by two lnve:-s. Roy D'Arcy is the home in time tu -aw- the day and Record Building, New Brunswick, ish lover and Charles Pelaney pay check. N. J., on Thursday, July 7, 11»27, at THURSDAY, FRIDAY «nd SATURDAY— he Jrish suit'T. Teren Holtz con- 2.30 P. M., Standard Time. TOM MOORE ributes a distinguished bit of uhar- icter acting in this film a.s Sally's I "Where Traili Begin" Drawings, specification? and forms and a real comedian who never fails to make us laugh ather, and Kate Price, as her mnth- of bid, contract and bond for the Rin-Tin-Tin, the marvel dog in >r, does_equally (j°°d work. "Silverstreak," famous canine proposed work, prepared by W. CHESTER CONKLIN The story is rich in humor, pathos screen star and known throughout Franklin Buchanan, County Engi- id heart interest, being so pro- the world as the king of dog actors, neer, have been filed in the office of "TRACKED BY THE POLICE" Companion Feature— oundly true to lie as to hold the has a role entirely different from the said Engineer at 175 Smith ttention from the first reel to the his previous successes in "Where ?treet, Perth Amboy, N. J., and may ast. Don't miss it! Trails Begin," his current special be inspected by prospective bidders ! CULLEN LANDIS feature, which will be seen in this \ during business hours. Bidders will city at the Woodbiidge Theatre on be furnished with a "copy of the i in "Potter*", Fieldi' Funnieit Friday. ' , specifications and blueprints of the ' Johnnie Walker is the human co- drawings by the Engineer, on proper W. C. Fields, owner of the world's notice and payment of the cost of nu>t ridiculous mustache, comes to star with "Silverstreak" in "Where "FRENZIED FUMES" Trails Begin," but the hub of the •preparation. Bids must be made on I he Woodbiidge Theatre next Satur- the Standard Proposal Forms in the ! lay in what is, heralded as his fun- entire plot is "Silverstreak", who, finding the pelt of his beloved mate manner designated therein and re- niest comedy, Paramount's "The quired by the specifications, must Potters". Those who know their nailed to a door, seeks and finds her STRAND Sunday-Continuous All Day killer. , be enclosed in sealed envelopes, omic supplements will immediate- j bearing the name and address of the y recognize this as, the name of J. Piquant Charlotte Stevens por- bidder and name of the job, on the \ THEATRE ', McEvoy's weekly howl producer. trays the leading feminine role in ! outside, addressed to the Board of EVELYN BRENT in . Chosen Freeholders of Middlesex ; County, and must be accompanied by a certificate of a bonding com- • PERTH AMBOY pany agreeing to furnish bond in j "THE JADE CUP" the amount of_JOO% of the contract, ! Evening at K-H). Mailings Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday :r WOODBRIDGR and a certified "cH&ck-^or, not less | 2;30. All Scats Itesci-veil, Ko\- OHice Open 10 a. m. to 10 p. :, also * " THEATRE ^"^ than ten per cent. (10%) of irTp-arj Summer Prices; Mat. 50c .. 30c; Eve. 75c, aOc & 30c. v mount bid, provided said check is not] Telephone Perth Amboy 15'J3 Matinee: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 3.30 P.>M. less than J500.00 nor more than ' "KING OF THE HERD" Saturday, 2.30 P. M.—Every Evening, 7 and 9 P. M. $20,000.00, and be delivered at the TODAY and TOMORROW— With an All-Star Cast place and at the hour above men- LAST TIMES TODAY—FRIDAY- tioned. The Standard Proposal RICHARD DIX in Form is attached'to the specification, copies of which will be furnished on Charles J. BryariVStrand Stock Company in application to the. Engineer. Monday and Tuesday "Knockout Reilly" Our First Real Farce Comedy of the Season The Board reserves the right to. MONDAY—Continuous Show Van Bibber Comedy "The Tennis Wizard" Variety reject any or all bids if deemed t FRIDAY, jfUl.Y 1, 1927 PAGE STX * I ELI THE THE anr OF I Paulus Dairy BETTER VALUES Main Office: 189-195 New St., New Brun»wtck, N. J. •"•••• KstuMished 18P0 PERTH AMBOY DON'T BE MISLED-BE SURE IT IS PAULUS' MILK AULUS* POSITIVELY USE ERFECTLY MILK ASTEURIZED Paulut' Pasteurized Select Milk Reynolds 8ros.be Walker-Gordon Certified Milk "Department Store Of Dependable Merchandise" Wendmete Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Milk Suydam's and Rutger's Special Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk PERTH AMBOY DJSTRIBUTION COVERS New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, Sayreville, Parlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, AMBOY COTTON STORE Kingston y Woodbridge, Ford* and Metuchen, N, J. Niaaara Falls. NY. JgQt N.Jt The Best and Most Popular Store boy.AIJ. / NJ. £lttak*th. NX KEAT1NCS AUTO LAUNDRY in Town tor Shoppers Polishing, Greasing, Top Dressing 201 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. 97-105 Smith St. Perth Amboy Smart Shoes Mark Tel. 624 450 Railway Are Woodbridge Smart Women Every woman realizes that clever Middlesex County's "BIG STORE' shoes are the "finishing touch" of the perfect ensemble. But "Quality and True Worth" many shrink from style in foot- t; wear or attain it only at the cost The above heading is our guarantee of fair of many a pang of discomfort. All treatment, quality and value—it is your assur- j THE PERTH AMBOY 1 unnecessary—the Red Grose Shoe combines style AND comport with ance that what you buy here will satisfy you— unbelievable success in both. See j GAS LIGHT COMPANY j the Spring Modes at We make no misleading statements to per- BOSTON SHOE CO. suade you to trade with us. • 206 SMITH STREET 192 SMITH STREET DRY GOODS FANCY GOODS I- Heating and Cooking Appliance* Classified Ads Bring Results Merchants R«ud Automatic and Storage Water Hwtort City-Wide New Proceu Gaa Ranges | Smokeless Soft Coal NOTIONS FURNISHINGS FOR I I Is Good Fuel MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN I Coa-Den-Rit Radiant Log* I tV7iV«Wftvfi^^ SALE Odorless—Efficient—Inexnenaiv* We Have It I I MACHINE SHOP Givt Ut A Call 13 13 Perth Amboy I A. H. BOWER MACHINE SHOP Feeiramint June 25-July 2 No job too large or too small Telephone 143 Perth Amboy I RYMSHA & CO., Inc. Freeman Street, at- P. R. R. The Laxative I 989 State St. MAURER, N.J. Tel. Woodbridge 565 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. EST. 1915 You Chew Specials in I Like Gum Mr. !• KnOWitt^ Somsnow By Ttiarmoo Fisher or otnar wnhavent much sympathy lor thisqu' NoTacte Every Dept. But the Mint Babies Love It BglEGS For all stomach and intestinal MEN'S STORE troubles andTdisturbances due to teething, there is nothing 91 Smith St.. cor. King better than a sale Infants' and Children's Laxative. PERTH AMBOY MRS. WINSLOWS SYRUP Pleas© mention this pa|x-r ing from advertisers.— MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL By Charles Sughroc pl ase ntion tUB What Paw Says Goes, \ purchasin- * g ™from !""";' / "^«-^ | to, j frojn our advert KMCK.IE, BAD VOU WAVE RED purc—Mtntiusln4n this paper to advt •'' THE SMARTESfr HAIR AWD , BOV tW MIS CLASS, OB- NOO MIGHT BE WOI WA.UT TO CSO PR.E?IDEMT ~ \ OO PAV Jonite IU0EEO For Cats and Woands "THE VJK1 I BET Prevent infeaion] Treat IS" every cut, wound or scratch with this power- ful noo-poisonous aiui- septic. Zonitc actually kills germs. Helps to heal, too. Eagle Brand has mined m'"> healthy babies than J1 THE FEATHERHEADS But Fanny Did other Infant foods coaibUicO UlE SOUlHEBM HOSPlTALHy BUN ITS BftCE ByTHE I * HOME A GUEST To OF EACM MONlIU VMZN SfcWG 6C<3CK A BONE TO PCK- SUPPEB, I DONT MEAN T THAT B&CES IN TMiS FeuMP PEKON FKuSftLiTV COMES M.OM& TOMV fl YOU SEND USTo A HOTfL ME AN ALLOWANCE THOT WltL B6U6LV You TAKE CftBB CONDENSED MILK LIKE St>U(2S-LETAL0NJE SOME ELEVErW HCXJR SPONGS/ R. A. HIRNER Funeral •iroclor "»J EdkbaliB*r t: •• The only fully equipped >•»' ' date Undertaking Establish"" town. Fair t» All INDEPENDENT FRIDAY, JULY lt Stollman Style Shop Sunday School M««tllif Old Rahway House Township's Only Racing Machine Caters To Women of Taste Offers Chance to Win The teachers and officers First PVesbyHerian Church One of the now nnd attractive meeting on Sunday after th# 1 Changes Hands Narrowly Misses Killing Driver Htm-* * in thf hu<;innl able of terrific speed. Last year Fire Districts' Rights The campaign is now open for» has beebeen etiKagod in similar lines in nnts and rushed to Muhlenberg Hos- find* ihnt in 1813 a. Nashville notice dred products owl t" b* Conliniinl nomination and those who intend to | .!fiscy_ City and Union City for the pital where for a time it was sup- there was talk o entering the cur in four reads, "Loutaluoa has chosen a pell from It ii IT. but IW |(IT cent of Wli the races "at Trenton hut no driver ~j. ; take.part in the race s!ihould call or j pnst twenty-five years. !To conduct- d h The basis for the radical can for her f#a\, because It Is said pat l» now manufactured In the ' poped he was dying, Examination was available at that time. , . ,,chang , e I „>.„„',phone, .uthe- campaigaiirnn oofficl e for full ed two stores, one in fcich of the in the method nf ramn It tears Its breast to food Its young." States. r^nlnting disburse-; , nation blank iiliovc nHmed cities. ments and accounting of d6taj]g or mjli fhe nomi in 'this Usile of The Mr. Harris announces that ho will Benefit for Sewaren Church propriations for fire nnd- Rs ftn"i Independent. If you iVatmot find continue the policy nnd tho lines of Seen and Heard Here Largely Attended; Fourteen nounced last we*k by time to call in person' then use the mcrrlmndise. of the Engelmnn house. Treasurer .Gardner is outlined in the Two children whose names could Tables of Cards in Play telephone, -and a receipt book to- Mr. Kngelman, it ^is understooil, tU) following letter written to Gardner . . t he .learned narrowly escaped gether with full information will ,11 extend his act.vities in real es- | death by drowning at the old Hotel A card party for the benefit of by Commissioner of Municipal Ac- be Writ you at once, In the big late. One of his recent deals was \ St dock in Sewaren" Saturday after- j - John's Episcopal Church at Se- counts Walter R. Darby, dated March double page announcement is a tho purchase (if a tract of land at IBK______._.. I'll . 1 J.I W t 2, 1927: GRAND OPENING SAI noon, when a large tank steamer. waren was held recently at the Land nomination blank, which when and Water Club. It was a splendid "In response to your inquiry re- living nnd Main streets where he! heavily laden and shoving along rap- properly filled out with your name I wiltl precterect. ftn larg\nrtrpe theatrefhnafrn . TtiTheo :JI.. :—-i n !• i .1 success hoth socially and financially. specting the handling of fire and idly against the tide, caused R three- and address or th* name of some I ground has not been broken for Mrs. Fred H. Turner was the hostess light district jumds the Home Rule foot wave to wash the shore where friend that you wish to nominate in the new theatre but the building and was assisted by Mrs. Frank Ran- Act (Chapter 152, P. L. 1017) con- seveni! persons were bathing, this campaign will count for 10,000 | of the lias been leased to a Newark kin, Mrs. A. C. Walker and Mrs. M. templates that there shall be one con- j The children were in the water be- votes. Only one of these nominations ceni for a term of years. Eborn.^ Mrs. Rankin donated a $5 general treasury and that all funds side the dock. They were lif.ted from can be made out to the one person's gold piece towards the proceeds. shall be paid into this their .feet and hurled beneath the It i« not necessary that you There were 14 tables in play. High all disbursements shall stricture. The undertow of the re- a subscriber to the Independ- Sorority Party Drew 27 scores were made by the following: the treasurer for all boards, bodies ceding wave carried them into deep ent to take part in thia great event. Tables of Card Players water from which they were rescued Mrs. Herbert Rankin, flower vase; or departments of the municipality. GRAND The campaign is open to all, with- Mrs. Fred J. Adams, silk stockings; I am enclosing copy of an opinion by other swimmers. out a cent of cost now or at any A card party was held at the Se- Mrs. W. Compton, lemonade set; of the Attorney General, the first time during the campaign. waten Land and Water Club on Sat- "Sizzlin'. Yassuh, dat's just what Mrs. Harry MX£U|r, boudoir lamp; paragraph of which I think covers urday afternoon with the Phf Sigma Ah was doin' when I woked up," ex- Mrs. Cecelia Casey, creamer and su- the particular question raised by you. M«ny Candidates Expected to Sorority girls in charge. There were plained one of two round-eyed and gar bowl; Mrs, E. Stewart, costume "I do not feel than anything fur- Enter 5-10-25C and U] i!7 tables of bridge. High score badly frightened colored men who cover; Mrs. Louis Dreyer, sherbert ther can be said to clarify your pro- Because of the tremendous value prizes were awarded as follows: "escaped by the skin of their teeth glasses; Mrs. J. Alfred Compton, cedure as you, of course, are fa- of the prizes, candidates &/e expect- Mrs. William Weiant, flower bowl when the tent in which they were handkerchief; Mrs. James Hardiman, miliar with the fact that each dis- ed to enter from practically every and candle sticks; Mrs. R. L. Clare, asleep caught fire and burned up. bath powder; Miss Louise Brewster, trict is strictly limited in its expen- part of this section. The value of six goblets; Mrs. Julian Grow, hand The men are employed by the com- table markers! Mrs. B. W. Hoagland, ditures to actual funds in hand. That an early start In thlg campaign is Store made hag; Mrs. Leighton Flames, sjlk pany erecting three large, coal silos aluminum" sauce pan; Mrs, George is, the statutes do not give the mu- obvious as the votes during the first ?tock*tigs; Mrs. John Bitting, string for the Warr Coal and Supply Com- Brewster, sofa pillow; Mrs. George n id pal officials power to borrow in few weeks of the campaign are the penrls; Mrs. Thomas Vincent, pany on St. George avenue. After Urban, salt and pepper shakers. anticipation of the collection of dis- highest and as the campaign goes on 541 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret, N. trict taxes nor is any power given to pie plBto; Mrs. Frank Valentine, Hn- • W(,rkinK all night they went to their Those present were Miss Cecelia they will decrease, and as it is votes irerie; Mrs. Charles Wiswall, slave tent Monday morning for a rest. It Casey, Mrs. Louis Dreyer, Mrs. Thos. borrowing on account oj delinquent and votes alone tha^ will win, the 2nd door from R. R. Station bracelet; Rita Delaney, pillow; Mrs. is supposed one of them went to Ensign, Mrs. A. F. Randolph, Mrs. district taxes. In other words, under sooner yo# start the better your Albert Hagan, basket; Miss Mary s'ecr. wit1! n lighted cigarette in his A. F. Sofield, Mrs. S. H. Wyld, Mrs. the statute the township treasurer is chance of winning. With every $5.00 purchase or over a Hooligan, lingerie; MisK Olga Jor- j moufh. Within a few seconds after F. T. Howell, Miss Laura Cutter, custodian of these district funds dis- The man or woman who is first bursing same upon the receipt of FREE uable present will be given FREE! genson, lingerie; Mrs. Han- I their hasty exit the tent and all their Mrs. H. W. Von Bremen, Mrs. D. V. to enter from his or her section will ey, bath towels; Mrs. Catherine i clothing had disappear d. Rush, Mrs. Barron Brewster, Miss claims which must be duly verified have the natural advantages which ('rouse, bridge set; Mrs. Peter Olson,1 Daisy Rush, Mrs. George Brewster, by affidavit and properly approved will come of having their candidacy It gives us great pleas- Men's Khaki Pants, r«f*i towel; Mrs. W. (iuy Weiiver, pearls; Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. J. W. Fos- by the officials who have knowledge well known. ure to announce to the $1.45, Sale Price 89c. Mrs. John Griffin, towels; Mrs. Gar- ter, Mrs. A. Drtvies, Mrs. M. Eborn, of the propriety of the expense. The It is not expected that the ,can- Public of Carteret and vi- ret Rrodhead, handkerchief; Mrs. Mrs. K. W. Ford, Mrs. A. C. Walker, warrants or checks drawn in pay- didatcs will depend entirely upon SIMILES OF 1926 ment of such claims must bear the cinity, that from now on Fancy Designed Hilda Demurest, linen square; Mrs. Mrs. A. Thompson, Mrs. H. B. Ran- their own efforts to win one of the we will carry a full line A. V. Spencer, towel; Mrs. C. Will- kin, Mrs. Frank Itankin, Mrs. W. B. same signatures as general township valuable prizes. They will of course ! Glasses, Opening Sale, The sixt'i nniLiml crop of similes iams, flower. Dcy, Mrs. Nathan Robbins, Miss El- checks." ask, their friends to help them. In of high grade shoes and harvested Ijy Frank Wilstach from the for 10c. The consolation prize went to Mrs, .«a Robbins, Mrs. Forest Verity, Mrs. In his letter Darby refers to an business or pleasure one's friends are clothing; also boots, rub- literature of l'X.'(i contains these si- Harry Baker Sr., Mrs. William Wei- bers, sneaks and general Beryl Ilaney. Delicious refreshments umples: opinion handed down in 1019 by the most valuable assets. It will bo were served. ant, Mrs. Fred H. Turner. 'Thomas F. McCran, then attorney true in this campaign also, where merchandise. Gray Enamel Sauce Pan' As Jolly as a hospital. general. Its text follows: spare time, well applied, will bring 4 qt., 39c; 6q|t., 49c5 Mr. Walter JR. Darby, in splendid dividends. 5, 10, 25c items our qt., 59c; 10 qt., 69c; IS specialty. As terrible as a radio trio. "Commissioner of Absolute Fairneii qt,, 79c. See That Car Is In j How Long Do Motor Municipal Accounts. To safeguard the interest of those As obscure as the king of Italy. "Dear Sir: who participate in The Independent Below are a few sample "I am in receipt of your letter of Indies Royal Corset*^ Good Shape Before j Car Makers Stock Campaign and to insure absolute specials of this great sale As nervy as a set of false teeth. the 1 FRIDAY, JH.YJ, 1927 nn>; 'box in a cooi place ?o as to save nn at timos to delay putting food away. - —11 •V ice hill. Vint there are limit, to ' Also, mo4 cellar, are damp, am, HOW AERIAL MAPS / 3 IN PLANNING unless preat care \t taken certain Sent on a Fool's "Natives," That's Notes to Homemakers uhu'h the ideft should be carried. DEVELOPMENT I ELECTRIC BUSINESS Errand What They Were By Some consideration is due the house- aml maiflavore<]. CATHERINE GRIEBEL wtfptfe. The ccella r i.-- no pplace for the I The ice box is in a cool enouggh Clothing Ppwin!i?t ice box. Py keepinp it there the r.lncc if out of the sun, away frr,t : By ANNA ABERCROMBIE n An ;i BT HELEN BILLINGS WRIGHT Middlesex County Extension housewife must run up and down direct drafts of air, and away from L'OO M|ii ,• Service the stairs several times a flay. ihu« (he, stove. When the ice box is up- ;• <•!'••• ) Ufin|f more energy than the ice snv-Ftairs, the housewife has a much bet- trli v. ' HI: « .- -I'-lle-l in the rrmklnjr.' ! ' ed is worth. Moreover, experience ii\ - ATIVES." Mary Ann tnpp^d n £houd£houldee r SSeams ter light in "which to clean it and S « ,; ] i ••• si-;t*r«. rt»u«ln» and naves herself the climbinsr of stair? 111. •• • • • iN -iny fimt against the fat, -ed There has •tnmetims? been criti- > has shown that where the ice box , v.n HI. ! i'h»-r« That »<»emetl to ism of the forward shoulder which ' is kept at a considerable distance Hill ' • , ' bl di i,, •' ,. . ,,!,.,•: «'i» ed below and send it in to the Campaign Manager. The nomination starts you off with 10,- Grand Prize District No. 2 000,free votes. If you do not wish to enter the campaign yourself then you can nominate he candidate, having the most votes at finish, residing outside of Woodbridge some friend whom you would like to help secure one of these handsome awards. The per- son having the greatest number of votes at the close of the campaign will be presented with the big prizes. YOU CAN EARN''ONE OF prizes will be paid a liberal date from .outside of V. ood- THESE HANDStiME AUTOS cash commission upon the busi- bridgo. Any candidate who WITHOUT THE EXPENDI- ness they secure. fails to win one of the auto- VALUE The Two Grand Prizes, both mobiles will be paid a cash TURE OF ANYTHING OTH- Ell THAN YOUR WELL-DI- Pontiac Six Sedans, worth commission of 20% on the a- RECTED EFFORTS DURING $875 each, will be awarded to mount of money they turn in $875.00 the candidate in each district during the campaign. SPARE MOMENTS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. The having the greatest number of EVERYBODY WHO TAKES Opportunity Club is a sure votes at the close of the cam- AN ACTIVE PART IN THE thing for you right from the paign. One of the cars must CAMPAIGN WILL RECEIVE beginning, as thosd who are go to a Woodbridge candidate, EITHER A PRIZE OR CASH not awarded one of the grand the other must go to a candi- COMMISSION. PURCHASED FROM treet McMAHAN & GREEN Perth Amboy Car on display at Rahway Avenue Garage, Woodbridge, Local Pontiac Agent Sign Your Own Fill in the entry blank below with your own name or the Mae of, some man or woman whom yon think would like to km one of these I Takabk awards. Mail or briaj it to this office. Declaration of Don't Be A "Wish I Had" The workers in this campaign Your chances of driving any one offlinaiiotv Independence will share In the division of the of these automobiles are splendid * 10,000 $3,000 prize list — the "specta- if you but realize it. Votes are and next 4th of July ride in your I Hereby Nominate and Cast 10,000 Votes For tors" now, will continue to be the easy to secure in this campaign own car that you won in spectators to the end. GET and you will find the Woodbridgei Miss (Mr. or Mrs.) YOUR NOMINATION IN Independent an easy paper to Address this campaign EARLY and be a worker and get sell. Send in your Nomination \ as a candidate in The Everybody Win* Circulauoi Campaift. your share of these awards. today and get in the race NOW. 1 NOTE: Oaly one »f these Couponi accepted for each member Mounted. i Schedule of Votes 1st Vote 2nd Vote 3rd Vote 4th Vote Period Period Period and Subscription Price July 1 to July 29 to Aug. 8 to Aug. 15 to July 28 Aug. 6 Aug. 13 COUPON ime Vote. Vote. Vote* 1 Year .. $ 1.50 4,000 3,000 2,000 Thil coupon, when neatly clipped and returned to 2 Years 3.00 0,O0Q 10,000. 8,000 the Campaign Department of THE WOODBRIDGE 3 Years 4.B0 25,000 20,000 15,01)10 INDEPENDENT will count fo 4 Years 6.00 50,000 40,000 30,000 100 FREE VOTES 5 Years 7.50 100,000 90,000 80,000 10 Yeurs 15.00 200,000 18J),000 180,000 170,000 T(ie above declining schedule of votes will positively not be changed during the Campaign. A special vote ballot good for 100,000 extra votes will be issued on every Club of $15.00 turned in. These $15.00 can be made Op of subscriptions for one year dbridge Independ up. Special vote offer will remain in effect during the entire campaign and will be considered as part of the regular schedule, New subscriptions and renewals count VOID AFTER AUGUST 8, 1927 alike. . >' This Campaign is Under the Address Direction of the PACIFIC COAST All Communications CIRCULATION SERVICE to I OPPORTUNITY COUPON f COMPANY | GOOD FOR 100,000 EXTRA VOTES CAMPAIGN MANAGER CASH W. D. ATWOOD Use one of these Op- NUM. —», [MISSION Campaign Manager 18 Green Street I ($1,200 Estimated) OFFICE HOURS Woodbridge, N. J. portunity Coupons 9:00 A. M. to 8:00 P. M. " OMftm ml « () y p loodbridge Independent 'Phone 575 m will be eligible. The following 1482-W. .! . under ;h« Act of March Which rum do they mean? If they refer to tht ::!ed and 7 4.i P M. Evening S*rmon. 'are the enrollment committee: Mrs. 6-24; 7-1, 8, 15*. r Wwdt-ridge they're wrong-. That'n "built," !• . ..- — J. Strome, Miss Grace C. Huber. Mr?. in less than 24 hours. TH.itT fc»««op«l I A. F. Randolph. Edward Augustine,' HELP WANTED 8AM Celebration of Holy Eu-" Mrs. A. R. Bergen, Mr. William J Experienced stenographer to sobsti- It ric^r.": take much of a car, at that, to last soru drivers charist | Voorhees and Rev. Montage. j tute for five weeks beginning July 11 A. M. Holy Eucharist and Ser- ]18. Apply Gate Office, Federal Ter- i ra CotU Co., Woodbridge, N. J Ask a life-time.—Arkansas Gazette. men by Rev. Walter H. Stow«. M.U.odiH 'for Mr. Hallahan. ^ ITHI-irATinN is committed •-. r.cc r-.:v.c».. M-C;»1 Note Church School ha» been dis- 10:00 A. M. Sunday School. f. • -j«. ' J r»r;»: fro up nr org»n:M . It* a: IB No Scientific Proof That Any One Race Has continjed until September 18. 11:00 A. M. Holy Communion. HELP WANTED—FanuJ* .;« Tifw cr.lutr.ns nothing that it kj Meaning of Divine Presence." YOUNG WOMEN wanted to enter b ased '.r of a nature to c-ffend » proper .'*n«* of delicacy. Superiority Over Another \ 7:00 P. M. Epworth Leajru*. ap", o'r-.ninn. insofar a:, a sincere c^deavcr var. «rve to pre- the Training School for Nurses of The 10:00 A, M. Sunday School. 7:45 P. M. Patriotic Service. Jr. the Newark Beth Israel Hospital wnt i: doe- r>-t BPf>e»r ir, the r.w. b-t :« onflned :>• tr.e !P«<:»• set .Morning Sermon. By JOHN LANGDON-DAV1ES, English Educator. 11:00 A. M. O. V. k- M., P. O. S. of A., and all Fifty nurses wanted for the Fall a»ide fo- ••—the editorial cslumn. In :hi« c6luir.n it ;s p.edfed to nch 'hir.if. a.= it consider! worthy. »r.d :<> condemn and fig-nt 3:00 P. M. Junior Chrinian En-' ol^eT patriotic orders cordially in- class. C«urse: two years and six uphold condi-i'.r,. in which it .-*e« evidence cf innncenty. snjuMice. 'deavor. "How t^ o bw-e Goor^j d Amer» ii i vi ted.. Topic. ..Requjgjte» of Patriot- IHE theory of Nordic supremacy ie a method of white* .ing raw months. Requirements: one year or nrejudio.e rf :he public welfare. I'J columni »s all -Jme? are can*." ism.' higb school. The New Beth Israel open to r-jHicatiwi 'f communication? "n any subject, althou^a prejudice*. No evidence has been discovered by scit:. to prove 3:00 P. M. Early .Intermediates. Hospital will have a new Nurses' no communication w.".'. be considered that :? palpably b;;ter IT m»- that one raw is superior to another. Thpre is no su ' ;nsr as s "My Obligations to My Country." Coloi^d Baptitl Home, with individual bed rooms anil licidui * which is rot fifrwi by '•'-' autror. lr, c«w< where r. is 6:45 P. M. Senior Endeavor. 11 A. M. Morning Sermon. requerted. the nam« rf the author of a communication »;.! b* par* Nordic race and there is no such thing as any : • ract iD recreation rooms. Monthly allow- What Our Government Does For 1.30 P. M. Sunday School. ance. Apply Superintendent of hM in pabliahinf. c is pure-; T Europe "-hm complex' racial mixtures have come to exist. K.. 7:00 "Young People's Baptist NarsM, Newark Beth Israel Hn«Pj ly a mean* of classification and is similar to the letters on a -rd index, j r.io P. H. Evening Sermon. Union." tal, Newark, N. J. 8.00 P. M. Evening Sermon. 6-24, 7-1. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE— | Ran? prejudice eiwts because there is a certain point Th-. our feel- i Wednesday, 8 P. M, Prayer Meet- ing of thf univenalitv of th* brotherhood of man breaks do« GIRLS WANTED pl n a i for a daily ing. Having -pent m^nth? investigating the problem of circu- On the crowded iilandi of Great Britain we have learr.-'. to pet on i » » " GIRLS to leam work in cigar ma- £ j «. •^•catioT«iavivn DIVIBiblCe oviwtti to be held in Chri.tUn Scianc* Social? chine department, good pay to with people with at little fn«tion wpoMible and we do not ».v- nnaillthe Presbyterian Church this sum- lation huiiciirig. the concerns engaged in that work, and their The Christian Science Society of start, rapid advancement, General n«**«arr to distrust, fear, dislike and despise those who do r.ot belong to I mer under the su_gfrvision of Mrs. methods ar.ri reputations, the publisher of The Independent 1 Sewaren is a branch of The Mothet Cigar, Carteret. John Strome, aafisted by the fol- 6-17, 24; 7-1, 8. herewith ar.iu»unces a circulation contest to be conducted by onr race. LlChurch, lnThee First Churcuu h T . .v . . . . K-nwl . lowing volunteer workers: Miss Ruth ™ '™ ^ ' ' the Pacific Coast Circulation Service for the purpose of giv- ROOMS FOR RENT In America there are many more groups which hate r.ct become a JT^ J.B .J^, F b M T F : Scientistre heI<1, lmn Boston, Mass. ing the paper complete coverage in the territory it it published real part of the whole nation and in this great country there is a prob- Breckenridge, Mrs. Moore, Edward j » lem of race prejudice. f Augustine, Charles Brennan, Rev. E. i "ue ey«T 4 NICE ROOMS to let, all improve- to serve. ments, rent reasonable, apply John 8 | en o'clock. For over twenty years the P. C. C S. has conducted sim- It hu never been proved that any race is innately better than an- i^ ?"^,,, which ., 8n intr0 Subject of Lesson-Sermon this Savercokk , WlWyliie street and Misma avenue, Avenel, N. J. ilar campaigns for daily and weekly newspapers in all part? other. People are continually miiing race and culture. Race is heredi- ductory project o this advance pro week—"GOD." ? 7-1, 8, 15. of the United State* and Canada. It, reputation for fair deal-, tary and culture is something which comes to every individual from the| gram in r^us education will J^JJ. S'Vff o c1ock. l£ , ! 6 rooms, all im- ing, gathered from response to inquiries directed to publisher? fact that he has been born into certain surroundings. (^ nwnf'rfJX,,' ^ ^ Veld" Re.dk* Room is open on Thursday I *™ provements, including steam heat. and contestants with whom the company has come in contact, There^ nothing national or racial about language, music, *!?, 'daily except Saturday and will of- afternoons from three to five. Here g . philosophy oP'religion. When any gTOup sets itself up as The cho«en : fer courses in Bible, hymnology, rec- all authorized publications may b«Apply Andrew Koraca, 93 Central paper choosing it, above all others, to handle the | avpnue, Carteret. people of'theTmverse then there will be trouble in the world. A feeling 'reation and handiwork. Sunday, July read, borrowed, or purchased. here. Especially is the publisher pleased to be able ROOMS with board or rooms with to announce that the company has sent u? Mr. and Mrs. W. D. of racial superiority produces ill-feeling and opposition. kitchen privileges, 611 Barron av- Atwood, for investigation convinced the publisher that Mr. Altar of Roses at Home Wedding ; enue, Woodbridge, Education in Respect for Law Would Do Much 16-17, 24; 7-1, 8. S and Mrs. Atwood were the ones he should request the com- Of Local Girl to Hillside Youth F pany to ?end. to Check Juvenile Crime FIVE ROOMS and bath, all im- provements, newly decorated, I The personal reputation of Mr. and Mrs. Atwood as well beautiful location at 97 Green street, has the systematic and above-board methods of the company By GEORGE M'DONALD, President Big Brother Federation. Woodbridge, rent reasonable, tele- f by which they are employed assures the paper and its friends phone 102-R. Few children are ever told of the difference between cniMish pranks f of a contest that will proceed without friction of any sort. The FOR SALE ~~ i paper intends to gain a circulation that approaches "An Inde- and law violation. If children had the seriousness of certaii. things im- KITCHEN RANGE with hot w^- |' pendent in every home" and it intends that in accomplishing pressed upon them early in school life there would be leas juvnile crime. I believe we j[en'l too muth time on routine matters in echf !. Preven- back, cheap, apply to 20 Wcigv- f- this two contestants shall win automobiles and all others who wood avenue, Woodbridge, N. J | comply with the rules of the contest shall win cash commis- tion and not prosecution is the bipgeat need in dealing with children who 7-1* prove wayward. Get to them before they have to go to the reformatory I sions that should total hundreds of dollars. , TOBACCO WALL CASE, cigar caT7, or penitentiary. That is what the Big Brother federation is trying to do. and other store fixtures. Very If I had my way every child would be encouraged to plant trees cheap. Apply J. Blake, newsdealer, WE'RE ALL SOMEWHAT ALIKE along the public highway and encouraged to see that those tre--.- flourished 100 Main atre&t, Woodbridge. and grew. No child engaged in that kind of activity can go far wrong. • DELIVERY BOX for rear of Fnnl jf Seven years ago John Ammorian, a coal miner, suffered a I would have them plant fruit trees and then between those fruit trees runabout. John J. Neary, M:ti\ f . broken back. For months he lay helpless in a hospital bed. t oak trees, so they could study the difference in them. , street, Woodbridge. 6-10 t Everyone supposed the man was doomed to a life-time of tor- I believe in prosecution but I believe it should come in the case of | DODGE, 1922, screen delivery!"!^ ture. Then Dr. Frank Moore astounded fellow surgeons by per- children only after all preventive measures have failed. | eellent condition. Fred W. Hi; forming an operation that not only made it possible for Am- 74 Sewaren road. Tel. Won: Kiwauis, Rotary, Civitan, Optimist and other national bodies are morian to leave the hospital but allowed him to walk around bridge 166. more active than ever before. As the result, this year will be a happier with the aid of a cane. The patient's first reaction must have REAL ESTATE FOR SALE one in thousands of homes safely removed from the shadow of wrong- been a deep feeling of gratitude. doing. WOODBRIDGE, one family housi. But as time passed Ammorian gradually forgot the hell excellent condition, all improve, from which he had been rescued by the surgeon's skill. The ments, steam, garage, lot 50 x 1UU. paved street, must sell at once, own- more he thought about it the more he became convinced that Many Lawyers Unfit Because Lacking in er having left town, terms arranged. the physician had wronged him by not carrying the treat- Information and Culture Fred P. Hanuen, Raritan Building. ment to a point that would have effected a complete cure. He Perth Amboy, N. J, 6-24; 7-1, 8, 15' came to hate the physician. In time that hatred burned so By HERBERT FORDHAM, New York Law Official. strongly in him that he murdered the man and then com- FOR SALE—Two family dwelling; mitted suicide. six rooms and bath on each floor; Four-fifths of the new lawyers are unfit to be lawyers for lack of in- special shower arrangement in each Like Ammorian, all of us at times lose our sense of values. formation and culture. Most applicants have heard of Daniel Webster, bath room in addition to tgb. Heat, He forgot that the surgeon, by a miracle, had rescued him from though many know little about him. Some do not know where he lived electricity, gas and all other improve- the torture of years in bed. We forget the many, many bless- or that he ever held an office. One- applicant 6aid he was a member of ments. Building has frontage twenty-four feet and is located ings that life has brought us and grumble at little annoy- congress from Pennsylvania. Another that he was a lawyer from Ken- a let and a half. Reasonable term>. ances not half as serious as some really big tragedies from tucky. Another, that he was a leading statesman during the Revolution. Telephone Carteret 327, or apply at jvhich, through good luck, we have been spared. Another, that he was prominent during the Civil war. Another, that he 40 Central'avenue, Carteret, N. J. by MeCutchtM.n of Elizabeth. held no office, but took part in debates principally in the South. An- TWO-FAMILY HOUSE in Eleanor PROMINENCE HAS ITS DRAWBACKS other, that he was a southerner who favored a strict coi»i-truction of the A very pretty wedding look plat-t- Th bride's drtss was of ivory place; two residences ( one suit- Constitution. at four o'clock Tuesday afternoon satin and real lace. The able for boarding house) in New when'Miss Mildred Valentine, veil was uf tulle and lace arranged street. Also rooms for rent. Ap- Widespread is the good-natured controversy that haf Few can name more than one or two members of the President's ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Yalen in t-ap fashion caught with orange ply to MILANO, 20 Main street, arisen over the reported use of worms by the President for trout cabinet. One man named William Jennings Bryan, but placed him in tine, became the bride of Mr. Harri- blossoms. She carried a shower bou- Woodbridge. man Xtilson fishing. Several newspapers have called on expert anglers the cabinet of Theodore Roosevelt. Another said that Mr Hughes and Simmons, son of Mrs. luet of white roses and orchidi. The w T. i -1.1. i.'- . i t T> -3 J. r\ i i i 7? i n. . . Harnman Simmons Sr. and the latt maid tif honor and bridesmaids were HOUSE, corner Orove avenue ami _, I TUdale place, six large rooms, all and naturalists to make verbal and written statements on the dressed in white chiffon, Mr. Baker are now in the cabinet of President Coolidge and that Chief Mr. Simmons of Hillside. iney,wore| , ^ „ subject of worms and trout and some of the leading journals picture hats of white horsehar Jmprovement Qt 6Q % Justice Marshall served aa chief justice until he was succeeded hy Wil- j Before the ceremony Mrs. Lester s*ha.r and | ^^ ^^ * _ of the country have published editorials. whit carried arm. bouquets in the pastel u m avenuei Wood liam Howard Taft Many know almost nothing of English or American | Ave« - Marie"violinist, accompanie, renderedd Gounod'by Mrss. colors. Mrs. Valentine, mother of In the days when Grover Cleveland fished for a week at literature. | bridge. Tel. 647-W. I E. S. Harris at the piano. Mr. Russell the bride, wore a gown of orchid FIREWOOD for sale, pine or oak, in a time when yachting with Commodore E. C. Benedict, be- Health Cults and Physical Hero Worship Detri- chiffon with a shoulder bouquet of any lengths desired. Phone Wood- yond the general knowledge that the distinguished leader The bridal party then entered the orchids. Mrs. Simmons, mother of bridge 193. John Thomas, Oakland mental to College Students \ living room to th« strains of Lohen- the groom, was dressed in white avenue, Sewaren. greatly enjoyed the sport, there was no special interest indi- gren's Wedding March, and halted chiffon with a shoulder bouquet of cated. A picture of Mr. Cleveland with a fishing pole was a before an altar erected in a latticed orchids. The bride's gifts to-her at- WANTED •; rarity. Today, the illustrated sections of papers abound with By PROF. G. T. STAFFORD', University of Illinois. • bower of oak leaves, roses and daisies. tendants were beaded bags. CLEAN RAGS waited, ait* of hand- those of Mr. Coolidge i,n divers activities. Those who know the The beautiful Episcopal Marriage The Valentine home wa^ beauti- kerchief or larger, 6c a pound. Blame for the deplorably poor health of the college student should b« i Ceremony was performed by the Rev. fully decorated in oak leaves' and Middlesex Press, 20 Green street, Woodbridge. ^,President best have little doubt that each time he tramps placed on the who follow health cults apd the student himMlf H. Stowe, of Denver, Colo- baskets of flowers in pastel colors rado. bride was attended by her arranged by Baumann's. Simori Da- along the streams of South Dakota he reflects upon the days j as a hero-worshiper, has false standards of physical perfection. CARPENTER «of his very early boyhood when he sought the waters around] cousinThe, Miss Florence Brown, as maid vis of Newark was the caterer; Mr. ODD JOBS done promptly. Joe D»r grip of various cults in this country is amazing when you con- of honor. The bridesmaids were Mine and Mrs. Simmons are spending their ish, 680 Watson avenue, Wood |> Plymouth Notch, and came home with perhaps even larger eider this is the Twentieth century. Thousands of parents belong to such Mary Noel and Miss Helena Lis- honeymoon in Montreal, Canada. On bridge, N. J. , strings without a syllable of comment by anybody. pinard Simmons, Bisters of the their return they will reside with groups. the groom's, mother in Elizabeth. groom. Mr. Simmons' best man was BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Is there any wonder that students who do not have adequate instruc- Owing to the recent death of the Louis C»rmer of Elizabeth. The An aggressive man owning his own RICHEST NATION IN HISTORY tion in health and health habits in their claates in school*—due to the groori's father the guests were the delivery car can get a most at ushers were Robert Can- and Will- squeamiahnesfi of us modems in many instances who believe that certain immediate family and very close tractive^proposition by communicat- iam Bigelow, of Elizabeth. t f rien(U. ing with advertiser. Horbach Bak- The cash value of a fifteen-year-old child in this country facU about the body and the body's health are too indelicate to be dis- ing Co., Saks Dept., 70 Hawthorne estimated by the editor of the Women's Hoifae Companion at cussed by trained instructors—come to college with distorted standard! avenue, Newark, N. J. ; $26,000. That figure represents the difference between the of perfection. " 6-24, 7-1*. ,| amount of wealth theichild jnay be expected to produce during The average college freshman—in all the glory of his flat feet, fall- PROFESSIONAL SERVICES (t,hte lifetime and the amount he will consume. ing or fallen arehes-ynaodels his idea of phvbieal perfection chiefly on You Say You Can't DR. T. R. WRIGHT, Oatoopathlc No parent will be so inhuman as to reckon the lvalue of muscular development. He comes to school bound to be another "Bed" Physician, Poit Office Building Main street, Woodbrlda*. Houm. |?hi8 children in this way. But the figure has an enormous im- Grange. The star athlete to him is the perfect phytHcai specimen. Advertise? 1-8 Tuesdays and Fridays. |portance in the calculations of the economists. all the news happen- RADIO AND BATTERIES That's what others have It is this great ability to produce, with the aid of natural Young People of Today and of the Past Both ings that come to your Batterieis recharged and repaired aurces and machinery, that has made this country the rich- taid and all of a ludden All makes of radio repaired and in a Measure Pretenders found some competitor attention to this office. in history. The natural income last year according to brought tip to date wa» doing what they It will be appreciated All work called tor and delivered nvemment statistics, was nearly 90 billions of dollars. By GRAYDON STETSON, Trustee Boston University. thought they couldn't do. lor every piece ot news Drop a card to The figure is so tremendous that it is meaningless. Easier And getting away wifli it. will make the paper RuJlo »4 Battery S*rvio« are' these facts, produced by the government statis- The principal difference between young people today and those of more interesting for 2 Charles Street Get the bulge on your Carteret, or call CwUret 867-W or The average income of all persons gainfully employed yesterday is that young folks of the lait generation were hypocritei and competitors by telling you at well aa others. Woodbridgt 778-J ir was f2,010; nearly 40 per cent, of the population of pretended to be much bettor than they were, while the young people of your story in an attractive We want and with your States is gainfully employed; the purchasing power today are bravados who pretend to be much worse than they tie. manner K> it wiU be read. help will print all l»U-M0RTGAGE8—2nd You'll gel the results. Construction Loans workers, measured in goods not money, averages 44 It should be pointed out, however, that the constant pretense of be- Heady Monty 1! Quick Action! .greater than it was 20 years ago. No people in the ing better was likely to have the effect of improving the character wt We Art AniMs to Help Call 21fl£t Woodbrifci or irfi«ver earned so much wealth. adult ag the publishers of the paper which is, now under way. reg. $3.50, To go at 47c. desire to state that the sections of have secured the services of one of Look them over. There As commonplace as gurters in a mo- Chapter 152 of the Lafvs of 1917 Starting on Vacation; Old Repair Parts the best circulation organizations in are thousands of others. Big Special, 2000 Yard* tor bus. also refer to and cover the financial the country—The Pacific Coast The vacation period should bo de- Repair Department Records transactions of fire, light and sewer Circulation Service Company, the Unbleached Muslin, 36 void of as much service, to oneself As shaky as a set of flivver win- districts wherever created, and I do members of which concern are spe- Men's Lisle Socks. Spe- inch Wide, To go at lQc dows. , | Reveal True Maximum Age not know what authority the tax and one's things as possible. This i cialists in this particular line of cial 8c. yard. ' xl particularly refers to the vacationist I of Various Makes of Cars when collected is paid by the col-,|work aml who will devote theih r who uses his automobile as a means, Ills fuce was ns red as a movie exit lector to the commissioners of the x What is the average life of a mo- whole time and attention to those Big Special A /% inch of transportation and, therefore, de- light townsh.p and the money disbursed , who wigh to share in the ize dis. tor car? 1000 Yards Fancy Cre- pends on hi» car as the biggest con- by the commsisioners. (Clothe» Pins, fine finish, Various attempts have been made tribution. tonnes, 36 inch wide, reg..' tributor to his holiday pleasure. The Her smile wu.s us misleading as a "Section 100 of the Township Act, Reg, 5c per dozen. Sale to determine the average life of Sealed Ballot Box condition of his car, therefore, will detour. which applies to the creation of a Price, 60 for 10c. 35c, Sale Price 19c. American automobile but the usual To insure absolute fairness' and vitally affect the extent of the district for lighting purposes, and impartiality in the awarding of ihe As Inconspicuous as a new filling statistics mean little to the motor pleasure and rest. It is estimated which I have picked out as an ex- prizes the campaign will be brought | station. car owner, who is specifically inter- Boy's Crepe Sole Heavy Unbleached; that approximately forty million peo- ample retires the assessor to BB- It o a close under the .l9ealcd linllot — ^ i ested in exactly how many years of Sneaks, reg. $1.49, Sale ple in this oountry will use between sess the amount appropriated at the Muslin, 2 yards wide, reg. As brutally frank us a passport plio- service he can expect from his own box" system. During the entire last Price 97c. nine and ten million motor cars this election held for that purpose a- week of the race, the ballot box— 59c, Sale Price 37c. summer in seeking u brief respite togrnph. car. gainst the property of the district, truly accurate record of the locked and sealed—will repose in the from the care* of business. A and makes it the duty of the col- vaults of a local bank where candi- Ladies Felt Slippers, As slick us an oyster In a bottle of 'mortality of each make of automo- The foiloWing will enhance the lector of the township to pay over all dates and their friends will deposit all colors, Opening Sale, Ladies Silk Hose, latest castor pll. | bile is revealed by the records of the pleasure of vucutiomtl motor trips. moneys received to the township their FINAL CASH COLLECTIONS. shades, Opening Sale 39c. ! repair parts departments of the vari- 47c. A complete inspection of the car treasurer, who shall be the custodian When the race has been declared As bashful as a college student ln ous motor car manufacturers. Each should be made in advance of the of the fund and keep a separate closed a committee of local men, who a ruecoon coat. , manufacturer knows the maximum trip. All reciprocating parts should record of the moneys so received by will act as the official judges in a- , ape of his product because the de- IK.1 thoroughly lubricated, particular- him, and who shall disburse and pay warding the prizes, will tF.ke charge As unfriendly to the touch as a mand for repair parts riveals wheth- ly at those places provided by the ; tiorse-balr sofa." out said moneys only on the pre- of the ballot box and begin the final p er cars built t\ye, t«n or fifteen sentation to him of a written order count of the votes. In this way no tar maker. Inspection and tighten- years ago are still in operation, duly signed by the commissioners one, not even the campaign man; ger ing, if necessary, of body bolts, |no- As mean as the fan who gave away , Some companies, find it necessary elected as aforesaid. can possibly know the number of tor bolts, spring shackles, etc., should a homing pigeon. i to hold themselves in readiness to be done. Thq. motor oil should be "Section 101 empowers the com- votes held by any candidate until i supply part* for icais which now missioners lo expend said moneys inspected and changed, if necessary. As near alike us an alligator pear after the judges have made the final 1 seen lifteen years or more of for the purposes .aforesaid and to The cooling system should be gum and an count, which preclude., any possibil- I service. For instance, the Piorce- make contracts, etc., but the term ity of favoritism and guarantees over, to be sure that connecting I Arrow Motor Car Company fre- >| hoses and clamps are in good con- used in that section, fairness to the minutest, ilsgree. grass opper dition to prevent leaks. Generator In a pen of turkeys. " Everybody Will Win Something' I for parts on cars built before the ment as outlined by Sec. 100. In addition to the two automo- should bo adjusted for proper charg- ~ ' days of the self-starter and electric ing rate, battery tested for,proper "Answering your query as to biles there will be an unlimited a- When baby needs a pair of As necessary as the black squares j Ughtinff equipment Some of these whether the sections of Chapter 152 """ ? specific gravity and filling. 1 Lights lu a cross-word puzzle. veterans have traveled well over shoes, I wonder what store ma should be. focused, and tires inflated of the Laws of 1917 apply to the j 100,000 miles! some more than 200,- given away. All who enter will be in keeping with recommendations of As thrilling as a phonograph record moneys received and disbursed by i 000 and in some instances even sure to be well paid for the effort will choose, for that partie'lar the manufacturer. (Under inflated of a Liberty loan speech. sinking fund provisions of Chapter I greater records have been establish- put forth in this campaign. If you tires, can cause no end of annoyance 212 of the Lawa of 1917, I would size! When father must dress |ed. fail to win a car you will at least be and expense.) Front wheels should be A bungalow built like a flapper— say that it does not, as Section 7 Some of these old-timers are in paid a 20 per cent, commission. This up his folks, in summer hats or chocked for proper toe-in, to guard painted In frond shingled ln the rear of Chapter 212 of the Laws of 1917 daily,service which calls for unusual means that 20 cenie of every dollar,( against unnecessary wear* Motor and nothing lu the attic—Exchange. makes the sinking fund commissions v ,1-eliability. For Instance, the St. you collect, during the campaign must all-wool cloaks, who wins this should be tuned up. 'custodians of all sinking fund mon- come back1 to you at the close of the Paul iFire Department operates sev- feys, securities, books, papers and gladsome prize? What lucky Have distributor points checked GREAT REMARKS eral 1912 Pie ice-Arrow cars, while campaign. . This isj absolutely the 'records appertaining thereto and it least' you jean earn.- Did you ever for proper contact. The breaking on the Pacific Coast Pierce-Arrpw permits them to deposit all moneys dealers get the cash that peo- system should be examined to be Public office Is o public trust— chassis built many years ago have hear of anything more fair than which shall come into their hands thisf i You did not. You could not. ple spend for plows and hash; sure that the system is effective and, Grover Cleveland. rolled up authenticated records of 'in a depository or depositories se- if necessary, should be relined before one million miles in stageline ser- Nobody ever did and nobody ever for clocks and luscious pies? lected by themselves; confers pow- will. Nothing more fair or moie starting ou,t on the trip. Tho fan Count Snliii Just nutijrully hates 'er to invest and convert; makes it belt occasionally hus to be replaced t Sulin. ; generous could ever be imagined. Just look, these very columns mandatory for them to keep books Will You Realize the Dream ii and its cordition should bo, noted to covering all moneys coming into their o'er; you'll find an ad from avoid necessity of this replacement A man keeps going by keeping go- custody und the investment, return of An Auto Often when a man's broke his near while touring. Ing.—John I'ulllp Sousa. on investment, increase or loss there- Through this unprecedented cam- every store that's owned by relatives become so very close thut Tire changing tools, with other of, and the expenditure thereof, in paign two residents of this section i they might be culled distant acquaint- Tradesmen wise. They offer pieces of equipment which are usual- Christinas Is an Intolerable nuisance. accordance with the requirement of are going to realize a long cherish- ances. ly a part of the car, should be com- —George Bernard Sbuw this act. In this respect they differ ed dream of owning a motor car things you want to buy at plete. . If the trip is an extensive from tho uther departments or di- and do this without expending a one, it is a wise provision to in- I wouldn't n>lri(J being engaged to WHY EDITORS GO MADvisions uf a municipality, because the single penny. prices low for values 'high; Gene Tunney.—Mury Garden. The first subscription for one year, clude an extra tube. Skid chains are 'legislature, by the enactment of their goods delight the eyes. •ffl ii most helpful factor, it the trip calls "Dear Ed:—" , 'Chapter 21-, constitutes and makes if sent in with the opportunity cou- for travel over less-used, muddy sec Five-day work /weuk& will help the sinking fund commissions trus- pon will entitle any candidate to Their flan's not new; they tions of the country. church uttendance.J-Henry Ford, "I wonder If you remember me. I tees of th*1 funds that come into their 100,000 extra votes. Four of these if the route of the vacationist met you at a dauce last May." hands fi(r the purposes designated opportunity coupons will be accepted learned the trick when Pharoh takes him through the desert or in- I am not half so ugly Inside as I in the act and permits them to make for each candidate, This means that am outside.—John D. llockefeller. had just one brick—"Be Pru- to the inuuntaijis, it -is well to pro- "This ls to Introduce my nephew, such expenditures SB may be requi- for the first four subscriptions that vide containers'filled with water and Bertie, who wants to be a writer," site. Kor the above reason they are you secure far one year each you dent—Advertise." Every gchoolnia'iiiu should have at taken out of the operation of the will get 100,000 extra votes over and least onq buby.—George Bernard "Under separate cover I am sending financial sections of Chapter 152 of above the regular schedule. Remem- Sluiw. you a ecrapbook of my clippings, Just the Laws of 1917. ber that it costs nothing to enter, to show you my style." You can, if you but will,