THE 'WASHINGTON STAR SUBSCRIPTION:.$2.00 a YEAR .-\ 54Th YEAR—NUMBER 10 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N

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20,000 PEOPLE read this paper every week. Larger' circulation than all other papers in county Combined. THE 'WASHINGTON STAR SUBSCRIPTION:.$2.00 A YEAR .-\ 54th YEAR—NUMBER 10 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1921 Six Draftsmen Sent Manufacturers | j ft to Hurry Road Plans Pierson Now Denies Mrs. McConnell Are Starting yian| Empire Steel, Edison and STAR'S Story Etrings Quick Others Give Men ^ Results; Ready by Jobs Back. , • End of Month. Help Plan Her Husband's Murder There has been a decided Improve- AM n direct result of the pu hi I cat Ion in ment In the Industrial situation •" the STAR b de- ner will result in the work being NinrU'd Not Guilty. partment there has been tnyi.y i'nqulr- by Ahiy 1. or .toon thereafter, it la ietf, mid it 1» thought that the "-ini.loyeH thought. lint -In the meantime tin: Kivd.'ili-k \\\ I'ier.son. c.uf.ssrd from now on will find a wt-fitly In* l-'iVi.hold era Imve dceldid to Jmild their ereaxe In the number of days crniiloy-, •U:ty».»i.r Irvin Mc£ iell. to l'r...-:'-t;iit.1r . :H! (lf the road in PhUlipsbutK. iuut nh The piano outlook Is also better. work on IIIIH one-mile slri|> will .start siiykcr ycTitt'i-day (Wednesday) aft. t- The li. O. T. company ulao nolcH an vi-vy soon. :tn*iliiy tliat tin* Ii:id tions will .shortly inlprovo and tlier« mentioned nImply bntjauKi1 It Is the Op- tu.tliiiiK to dn with it and said ' i m will be ateadli'i- emiiloymont for tlio- : iuloii of ino.st everybody that enough tiuil'y. w,k<- don't liiaini- thai woman. fyree of employes. ; surveying hns been done on thin mail The Klorey Hrothers' factory |B l<> huild Ki-veml miles of It. Ttn- siory that follows aftci- MI- riiitnliitf live days a week and haa Work will sttnrt next month on the K idiiy's cvt'itth, W.IK wrltlrn hel'nn every prospect of continuing ft this ftiiu'i-cthiK of the Uxrniil-i:imxvlliH I'ii ;-Min's icpudiailuii of yesteida\ rate, at least, and the men may tip ii nil. Tlic contractor Is anxious to Inn Tin- S'I'AU Is fnuik t.i c:iy Di.ii it l'eiiiiiri-d to again work on SaturduyBl Ki't this work d lbl Tin- WashiiiKton Knob factory Is lia.'i had «n!i;;icinlly nt the Uutt/.ville end. This .MiCiiiun'lCs c.iniKclion with thf imir p.ets uf having tlu> force at worlc road has been impaMstiNe at times dur- d.-r. Khifc the writer tulle-..«1 with hi i steadily all season. ' ' 1 ing tlu* winter. A immlwi of auto- 1 nt Sutulny. Whatever may have IMVII The SOIIMIKT faclory IK working full innhiteti were fastened In ilie mud nt time. • ' various times. Ix-r r>'pulaiin:i pi-lor in th rdt i Ituslne.ss coiitinups good at the Po- The Town ot Melvld-n- is planning th'.-1'i- hi nniliiiji; nt dil:; ihii" 'n n.m- tt<-nh's that SIK- pl Thin pi.-ri. «if mail ban Iwvii in very .Mill Machine Company Is now work- liad condition; rout,-h and muddy. n il the imii'ili'i' wilh liliu INK innie hours than formerly and tho Mr.i-linir h:i« 1 i, K..hii; nh.-a-l all Urn 'I'll- !"pu.!i:r!iM.| tr^k pi; in i>iOHi>ects art- better. Tho othbr wlnti-T mi th*1 Ilope-niaii'stown road. (fiunt jail wbt'ii I'i.'i.son wan visi HacUettfitown factories also r^ftport-tlie by I'rosi entoi- Stryk>-r ad C business outlook (better than it has Tlie firm that has the j-TiidinK eon- 1 irsirl i:t driving lh» werk :ihead. and \\'idt»i-N, «l-rk (.r Hie Miai l Jury. I ' - been. " ' ..•'/, tin- rouniy will In- able n» advtTtlsi- s< t Hi: )ul llml IK- bad Implicated At Oxford tin1 Empire company has nn- 1mb: f«r tho coiieivlc work t-aily hi - hid bt'himl a W. it day and live ilays a week. ' • •& lessen tlie ihmncrs of travel through e .McConnell IIOIIK- when Mf The 1-Mlnon Cement plant, at Nejv ihut vil]iii;i> after the rtiudway 1H con- il d Ili'iU-n Limtfiinan. who Village will be in operation tigaln no'^t rrvli-d. It is desired lo have the trol- -!tiim biin. i>-i'i Uio hm::i(' iliat n week' in all departments, starting; on"" . liy tinvks I'diitlniu- on the same side in :i i Monday. This week a large force :\B of the road instead of eroding above his statement n the pios at work getting ready for the resumt),*,' WolviTtun'a CinsîliK. am! tiien, In - Hdn jnimiU"il th t alter lu tion of manufacture, which- wast atdji-'. stead of tôina to tin north side, take AlcCoiini'H Imn ped lust December, • Reports '• front a roan- through .tile llelds and pass ll m l..-d. Ir I'hillipshurf* also, show an .':im'prov$* through th.- village owr a ri^ht in" li'uriit in Uic industrial situation in'that him uf inilm bis 1 way in tin- rear of the residfiu.-t.-s anil .MISCO section. While businessmen, Jn'.genet-' utrlki- i hi! hinhwiiy again at a point Th.-y qu ed mid AJ lo not expeot any bt)oni, ^lt, ia:fe).t nt'tir thf farm of Xieixleinus Warne. was ralliil frnm ln-d to t-boosi- betwuli that istocliH oC .all- kinds-lia-vlng-'been'; 'file Department will provide the trac- him and "Irv" and Iliat KIU: said «lu- reduced, that • there • W'/ov"ei*y* Vfeasoh." i tion company with the right of-way. prerern-d him llln- ncKro), now that a better basis has.ibeen-es-'- l'Urs..n inudct no elTorL lo deny that talilisheil, •that conditions*1 will"continue" Howover, ^tlierc, la «irwi)j, opjjosJMoa Constabulary Bill JNew "Dry" Bill he h:nl eoniniittcd ihe crime and inti- Ehret Asks~Coiincil Rumors of Scarlet from .some nt the property owners a lid to improve and tliat tho depression/is;-* they claim to be willing to give l-'iid mat.d that lie was willing to pay the gradually lJUSfling away. from the Trout of their properties In penally, but lie did ma want lo draw order to wld-n the highway ami let .\l,i>!. Mi'Cimni'li furlhi'V lino th.- awful to Cancel_$20 Fine Will Soon be Law Passes Legislature affair. Fever Exaggerated Tower Kilfibts Applied For.' ••• V Un> tracks eome down through Ihe When ,the new mom be in oC tho Fed- i-.-iitfi- ot t!ie street, the .same :is hi No More Trials by Jury; JUUT the nhnoiiiiK Piei-soii says he eral Power Commission hold their-.flr'Bt Washington. Others, however, claim Governor May Veto Bill; told .\li'.s. .McConnell to go to l)cd where Decision Deterred; New Or- Steps Taken to Prevent meeting they will find before them ap- that ibis would not he practical, as Important Bills in she bel')iiKed and in the morniiiK be plications for water - power' •pe^mitH there are liousos tiiut are too near the Barber and Runyon lied her and while they were, doing dinance Passes; Spread; Dr. Dedrick proposing to generate about B.000,000 street line and MK trees that would Both Houses. e milk ink' ho instructed her not to horse power, of about five tlnieaVaa have to bo sacrificed. One thing is Vote "No." (Continued on page 5.) Shi-ope Paid. Writes Board. much as is generated on the American, Like all other communities of this certain, howt'ver, the it(olK-y tracks Following thtee passagpg e of the dry j The prohibition enforcement act was The March meeiintr of the Common side of Niagara Falls. and concrete road would make a verit- enforcement 'bill Tuesday the Senate! the center of attraction, discussion anil Council ffot :i lale start "Monday night seel ion, .Washington lias during the An application by the Wcstlnghouso able death trap if allowed to be eoupl- Iso put through Senator Case's State j su-gument around the, Stato HouHe at FREEHOLDERS and ihe Ijornuîi fnilu-n: did mil wet past six Wt.'ekn had a number of cases Company has been filed, by -Paul , Tv i-d. and tho State Highway Depart- oiiHtjihulary bill, which was attacked; the. opening of this week's session of Into seiwkiu tinLil nearly 9 o'clock. The of scarlet fever. In all up to tho pre- Brady of Xeiv York for permission -lo ment will insist that tho tracks be re- lmost as vigorously as the other. The j the Lesiskituru. By pi-eun-angomont- APPROVE ROAD session was l.mjc. In order that Charles sent timo, according to the records of develop the Delaware t'ivar In New moved to the rear of the .proportiy:?. the bill, whkih secured linal passage IJ. l'.'-ady ihe r'liilliiwlnir^ attorney,. the Hoard of Health, there have been York and Pennsylvania with the In- was 11 to -I, showiui; a bare nui- i twenty-three ' cases. Of these, four This seems to be the best solution of jority for the increase. in the Asssenibly some two weeks tiô, At the regular meeting of the War-' might hv jriveii ;in opportunity lo speak tention of supplying UOO.OGu horse pow- the problem at this time. wan made the special order of .business and {let back it» Philliipsl.ur;,' on the were in one family, three in another er of electricity to factories. -.>> ' Senator Barber voted aiwinst the ren Hoard of Freeholders yesterday. and two each in two olhur ease*'. bill; Senators Kay and Martens did for Mionday night's Semite session. County Knginoer Vetter presented !> o'clock trollev, he was yiven that The reports of the contemplated'dor' not vote. And it was "some session." for con- plans and specifications for tho con- privilege as ."unn as Hi- minutes or Tho llnrii-d of Health had called a velopment of the upper Delaware for OPRItA IIOL'SK PROfiKXM. siderably over four hours the debate tTRvting for Tuesday night to go over TONICIIT — THURSDAY — Gloria The measure was vigorously attack- struction of ,tlu> one and one-tenth watL-r power purposes has recalled to 1 was Urn and furious the niultiludi- miles of concrete road from the I'hil- the situation, there having been many the minds of, -people residing In Belvl- Swanson and others In Cecil I ., de ed by Senator Simpson, who Mayed it .Mr Brudy'iipprtiivirbi-rore the Council wiltl rumors in circulation and com- Mille's super special "Why Change as a scheme pure and simple to es- -lid vui'iesaliHl amendments lips-tAirg town line at the Morris turn- in behalf of Win. JChrol. who was cni- dore and Us vicinity that laat summer-, poKi'd by a number of Senators. pike to tht; lop of the hill at PHlmore plaints made to tht> Hoard of viola- a number of farms and plots. OC Vouur WileWile'.'. " Thee tuntunrrv of a man whos tablish a force for action against la- vietetl last \\vek of having had trunks linns of uliaramine rules. Hut, owing bor bodies and in cases of strikes and arguments ransfd from the grunting street. The plans wore approved and of trees obtitriioliu'f the gutter in frnnt ground along the Delaware, just above, wife was a wonderful homo-maker, but of the Alasna Ohurta to specific pre- to ihe absence nf thu President of the h h il f hrni lockouts and he admonished the Senate bids will be asked for and tho contract' of and akinj,' the ISast Church -stre.-: Belvidere, were bought toy. certain. m-ked the other e-sseniialM ..f charni. Kent-day 'illustrations, but. in • nearly let without undue delay. This road iu'aiih body there was no regular parties who did not say whom they aitractiveness and iK-auty. Me decided that such action is one Niiore evidence de of the l-tntel Windsor. He WJ:« nii-i-i Ing. Hnwever. the health of submission to the demands of bis every instance, the Uepublican nrgsuii- will be. built prior to the construction , nod Sl-'O.OO and costs of ?l*.00 by lior- represented. In moat cases spot cash in change lier for a. liome-brenkcr. but wition .steam-roller smoothly and Hat- of the Washingtnn-Philllpsburgf road. I speetor was given instructions to noti- j was paid for .the land. Among itho..- in the end decided that the old-rashion- business by tho Republican majority. i«h Keeordc-r Jiirilsall. Tlif line was fy the Hoard of KducLtion that here-; In advocacy of the bill Senator L'URU ly • crusht>d all upnosiiion. The most U. G. I'ursell, of lk-Widere, was ap-j ot paid and instead. Mr. Kliret decided farms aold was that of. George Board* i rl wife was nnidi more ^referable. A drastie. fight was waged on the pro- pointed 10 audit the. accounts of the I after no child will be allowed to attend man. In this manner, over a tnlle oC pletun- fur the man who thinks the declared that it was intended to pro- j employ -Mr. UraOy U> luuk after iiis school where there are cases of fever force of trained men for install' vision (iliminntlmjr the- privilege county for 1920, at a cost not excoed- ltere.sus. In his remarks to the Coim- land along the river was acquired toy inher fellows wife is more attractive, but this eventually met g S'.no. in tin.- home. The physicians have the agents, who, iL is believed.,'wera. and for the woman whose husbji action in .police duty in the loeal see- trial by jury, but this eventually met i .Mr. 1 Irmly spoke of his interests I: bet'ii notilli'd to • inform the parents doesn't think she. is the "best in the lions, that the force cannot KO into the same fate as the other proposed Tlie following receipts were acknowl- rashingiou and bow hu riiîivii -,n keep immediately that none oC ihe other cting for the Westlnghouse Com- world." 2i> cents, uny municipality without the request nnu'iulmonls. Men indicted utter the edged from county offices: county ie lax rati: down and v.-is inlerf-steil children are to be permitted to run pany. The land secured extends from personally in that respect as well, bin the old water works, just'above Bel- Will DA V M:in-h 11— 1'ryant Wash- of'sanction of the govornlns? uuthork law becomes effective will not sot a clerk. S3S4.4S: .surrogate, $484.G7; sher- the risk of spreading the contagion by lies and that it was beside the (jues- jury trial. -1T, $420.77. Sheriff JIayes also report- " Mr. Kbrei was not yhvu justice in videre. to Eoardman's Ferry, It la burn in "Six Mesa Cellars." ' This i: After the smoke of battle hail going -to school, even if they have not lion to say tha• t i•t was intende....,...„d ! ,,,..,. ,t,,. « b nf iKilllo hail ed the receipt of Slo72.13 from the iis ease, tho courts would be asked to been with the others in the borne. Tlie thought the proposed power plant will comedy drama of the typical Wnshburn cleared away, mnthret only material ve iiiin ills rights in the mtittL>r.,. be constructed somewhere on this type. The picture will probably make suddue labor dilllcultlos. It would he Harden estate, which amount will bu children will not be allowed to go else- used in ease o[ riot or similar disturb- nges made In the Ibill were the applied to the asylum account. JL was unusual. !v said. Tor ai: "it*«*v- ground. '. •, • :i lot of the spectators dry. 20 cents. itn'onement Tor one month, until where in order to escape, the regula- •.nice, but laibor organizations have no Prosecutor Stryker appeared before >y In advocate. ii"t l" K0, of Hie. date on which the bill the. Hoard and requested that further ,ot think II wise for thn'boiMUsIi lo Incur Snmlay School Census Next Sunday. niiidKO in "The Probation Wife." Nnr- shall 'become effective, and the elimi- luis gone to another housn the parents case of such disturbances. lie, said payments of expenses to constables be iiother lawsuit, lie claimed that Mr. nnisL sec thai they do not attend A local Sunday School committee, !r.a is good in .everything she uniler- he force will he partly horso-mnunted. lalion of the much discussed section t>d unless |tho accounts bad been Chrri was told lu call un the lleeonVr composed of Prof. S. M'. - Trbsselor, tiiUes; siie lias lots of admirers, and granting special fees In enforcement school or any others from ihe hmne nit will also be provided with lr» approved and audited by the county iial he was rn.i i«.|d of the IVJIHMII. visited until nl'lor llu> .period of in- .lames II. Johnston, Harry .Mayb'errjr this picture wilt win her new ones. notorcycles and one touring car for proceedings to the Judges and Prose, clerk Or prosecutor. t tl:t> lli't-ordri- wanted f and Rev. G. H. ' Young, have. • been Two full shown: 7.15 and 0. 25 cents. ['iitors. On linal roll-call, well after eullialjon. a matter of ten days. isc. SupL. Sanford wrotw ii letter to the working energetically tn make Son* MON'DAY, March M—May Allison in 1 mlilnight. the bill was adopted by ;i Win i lu nllii- (li IL si THIS in have been tin* custom Senator Parry of Ksacx, opposed tin. Hoard thanking H for the manner in Hehool survey, which Is to ibo taken •The, Wiiik-Offs." A splendid and vole of 17 tn -1. Three Democratic iv.UUiv of ih( I iv and it is known that physicians had next Sunday afternoon, a sueeas. IG4\, nopiitar actress in nn unusual produc- bill ,principally upon the ground that Senators, Kays, Sussex; Rarber, War- •liicb Ihey had buautilied imd ar- uivi'ii permission in some eases i\\v ihe the proposed, police horse-in minted mged bis ofllce In the court bouse. was 1 asl " people are requested to meet In • tho tion. 25 conts. ren; and ilartons, Ilunlertlon. support, Ie repllc I that hi was not guihy. children lo ;:u elsewhere and in ill would Ite inoffoetlVL' in these days with 1 High, Sehool auditorium for a • sliort TUESDAY. Mlirch 15 — Maurice ed the 'hill, it mm goes to the Gqv- •in-U. il i said. Lin lteconler ii*k.-d the least one c-Yi.se a •member of the family meeting Kriday evening to. receive < liitomohile bandits infesting the high- nor for executive action. Starretls Tunis. where tin- child was temporarily liv- Tourneit' s wondorCul production "The ways. Tlarnet & Walters, Hardware, Union ue.stion "Well. 11 tree trunks wi-iv Una* Instructions to equips :thom to 1 All through the dlscuwiFon G. Row- not?" lie n-plieil ing was alllicU'd with spurli'l fevor. White Circle." 25 conts. The Honsf , after :i long, hard bat- Si|imri>, TMiilHpHburg. they carry forth the work In a,j suceasCul WKDN'KSDAY, March 111 —Mabel land Munroe. counsel for lh« Anil, VeK." ami wa.- ! •:n!d In* was lined i'ussibly the contagion was noi car- manner. • "'. ' -\ ~r . tle, -rushed the bill through under sus- Saloon Ijcague of New Jersey, •f S^.(ii). Mr. r.r.uly ried from iho other home-, but il looks NnrinuiKl in "Up Stabs," A comedy jiended rules by a vote nf !!S.(g 13, and Home. Mau> Candy. ll'O.Ol) and I:OK' Tho districts Iiave Ibeeti.'dai'.efully- ain pod en the Senate floor alongside .sked the Cotincll to united • ihi' suspicious lo Ihf health board. drnniir wilh a well-known star; a play it now KOCS, to the Governor. Similiu' Another un paralleled .money-saving worked out so that tho work 4 can .bo that will Kivo you loin of InughK. 20 ofthf'the ddese k of the. losses Senator and iiidivqucsl.' (In- llei-ordi-r I reinil thi> There wore other cases wheiv per- measures have been before th hi' ti when be win special -for Saturday only: Pen nut sons had been ôen to pass clothing. done in a very efficient manner with latures of this State for years, but prompted him' at tim Clusters, 30n lb.; Chocolate IÎKIRO, inc. Ihe ollluial s-iying IK would IR> a minimum ol effort. All citizens. oC COMING—THURSDAY. March 17— qiilxzwl on the 'bill. ,'uidPd by whai Uio COMIH I udviwd. booKV'. '"-'<'V. out i"if windows whe-re. the hot- opposition o.f organised labor 20c*"lb.; Ice Cream. 40c quart. Wash- (Conlinu A on page 3) tlie town are urged to cooperate' In Robert* Louis Stevenson's remarkable has been fliillicicnt • to -stop it till 'this James K. Shields, superintendent ington Candy Kitchen. • •!! the Muy.iy r a.sl,"vd il- Ciitinc-il overy possible way with the teams, story. ".'J'reiisuru Island." TkUwt ot you year. - the Anti-Saloon League, stood in tlie n-d to lake, any ai.-;h.n ia which will go from houso") to hoiiso lia.vu.road thu book and nil of you will Former Speaker I'ierson stiid such lobby of the Senate in the rear of lie ea e. Dr. LannhiK asked f»v time N More KruisiMl mirhli. ;corta!ning tho number oC people'.who Mr. Parry's desk part of the time the Oliver Farm Marlilnory. ton washer it want to "see the story on the screen. bills have been before the legislators' 1 Htlgiue. and Mr. Itnidy, w>l von use. the M live in each, and their cnurcli and- debate wan under way. and Samue "We have ncnv on hand a carload oC knuckles, aeh- One. of ttje/b'est ahn\vs of Iho year. for years, (nut have never ppolln Ihe well-known Oliver farm niacbin- K lu taUo adv:i'nt:iBP nt any snap i'i more brutal Sunday School .preference, IE any. .'••- lib rough. Now the lime, bad ai (.Continued- on page, ti-Ut -nl. was wiliinK lo have :n-thiu bncli.Wvjtfi'd fill feel- his survey is to be .followed up by rived y Thhe newestn, , ii|i-ln-dau| » improve day. lîy ymir llorlou • MO^B Modern Tire I'lunt. (Continued nu page ii-P.) : MiIiiiii'ry 0"pni\HK. A Jill d tmt.il next .-^"•.''fiday nigh:, when nppoals to iiaronls to take ! more In- Tho y^ywootl -Tire Repair Station, plows, harrows and cultivator will be iin :iil.loiirncil mivlin.u n. nv from liarnft A Wnl- •it ^lrs. IViKHL-tfii Simp on Snturilay net. & Walters, Hardware!' Un ion -S(| terest in, the religious education oC .rear 23 *3.*elvliloro Ave., Wnshington. (Continued on paj.*»j fi) llib their children and to become vitally . "liiiH b'uo'ti modernized. An electric Whei'l ISairow.s. Miimli tlih. All the ladies are invilei PhiHipshnrg, whei !n eome and inspe<:t tl.is altraclive i:o| interested in the Sunday School" j>ro* niolor. a" tiro ahlvcv and :i matrix form lloth garden and strong gram. . • : . : . 1 harrows at liarnet & Wall ' Unio lfi-il.m of Spring hats. . ' Onion Si-Is. have Heen installed, pcrmillner the re- Kiiie.sl Yarioly. ll- 'tt». hoiped. that many beada bC lreaiUupr"oC tho tiro from raw gum. Square, Phlllipr.burjT. TAXATION RATES OF ALL BOROUGHS AND, Cashirr W:mle(l. et & Walters, Hardw families will adopt as ,tholr slogan not makhiK the retreadctl tire same as tho VtnniK, lady wiilv stnnn e:;perienci' l "You so," but ."Lei us go to'Sunday original tiro—one niece of gum; tlicrn Klpctifr Kixlmv.s. TOWNSHIPS; ALL INCREASE BUT ONE 1 Apply rjt Hie American Stun-w Co School. •• ' • • ;. .• , ean bo no trouble wilh loose treads by Our nsKortinont of up-to-date (ISI-IUT Washiifflnn, N. .1. 1 Kiivni Machinery Kcpitdi* Paris.. •e is .in' I of 1. tho new process. Have in stock nli Is nf the best. We sipeciallsw in securing repati i.livil 1 llarittiss Sets. ' [!' ;iws of.tiieH from 00 by ,3 to Jlfi by AV • tliiit u 1 it BRYAN'S VARll-Vl'V STORK. " Holler Tray lneuliaicn-s. . mis for all kinds ef farm machinery. .at- Ibai IJarnet & Walters, Hardware, Union! '. All prices this sesiaon aro lower. Ro^ •Unmet & Walters, Uninn Square, V " Square, PhllHptiljurg. - ! . • .. •„. pairs, rotreaOttiff and now tiros. Conn Ilm-Iieilstown Sloro News. 100, I'll) and UOO-opi; <-;vpat;ily, Tlir- I hi :il p net ft Walters, Union S.tuaiv, lMill- •. lie 2.SH . I and sou UH. This in your opportunity to lake a th rate 'i.2Q Garden SceilH. • ' vantage of groatly reduced prices, S;i cbvd Irs.-: G. W. HAYS, MnnuEcr 1 H.7S • We have 'practically every', saeil > lliaft- urday, March 12, Conkt/s Dopl.-KUf: 15r. AV. S. MoClellan, tho deputy (sis The (lislrifM. sliowiiv; JMl-tt- ".'•. •olledor will be in Washington today n 2.8W is grown in these parts. KlCe'fl, select- llackellhtnwn, starts (heir annual ruj,', A(. (he A. & l\ SI ore. Oxfortl, whlt-li will ha IM'.'J ule nul tomorrnw to receive the iueiiii ed northern 'grown. , Come In.'arid-in'. ; • Annoiinccmi'nt. floor covering, and house furnishlm: t'hei l Pt'SU or ?-I.T^ thin .voar. ;iu :iW lb; nici lHVIll ii« lb; lax allUlavits and chocks. All retur a bundivd. lljn-dv.-je spix:t our seeds and we know you,will . W. Y. niiMi, Bulck t1«Uor, wishes H sale, which will bi> in full sway fur :S0 agree they are the finest over, seen," itlt-d --rnhieUuiiH:v..in. • r"!jn, mil TomalneM, il wins 'Iw.i nuist be in fiy March 1S.'. bk'b ralo uf $•)."*!), un mvn 4Ad • iiuuuuin-e lo (hiV imblic that "atput R.12 he l-cabou tn.—Burr.et,^ -w« J f *r «,^-UnL loiii^ ; bods. Cum 1-Makes. Hie pktf.: hum Pcncheii. The rale in Wai'.ln : 4.70 ! "March 15 Mr. Clyde. Ma.rlatt of .Wish- lsiiKo can 2Si!; fresh Bread daily, two Debute on I immoral ion. iust -"> cenlK nflfl B7 'Square, .Phillipsbu'i'g.'. . "'.• :'"••' ,";;>T""'^ ingUm will lmvo charge of showroom shades and wall paper. than Iruit ycai sixes, Xn and V2v. ;i loaf; I'lîiuu llut- A debate nn-the subject "1!P it ¥?• Th fa ell, Hinti PhmipKbii the larKCKl lh)pi« ..,'. ;; :i.?0 2.74 ' •!ml" sales department at No, ti Uroad If required goods delivered Mty >x- solved that i.mmigralion be problbll The IJOHR History Bark of Brunswick. press, charges paid. ter, \w lb.; fancy mixed Cbm-olale;:. town in H unity, :i i.e t'bat' bus St., •WaiihlnKton, N. ,T. His past IHIBI- •lilt: lb.; Coconmit KK^S, :V2C. 11).; Clumo- in tin: United Stales for-two years' Kn ,vll.u; 2.7:1 Don't foi-Ret that 74,jear« of succesa- IVCHS i relation and ' (icn,nalivlance-s will lin iidd ln"'thn school audilorinr b:id ful niercliandiKing nro back of Bruns- lii,U' Cream Dmptt,-»2(; IK; N. II. Co. and then ui'b should wiirrant j*ou fe.elinK lYoe to Conti'iictors Kojid Scrauera. Crnclvvs— Nnhlscn. Hiinionn, Anola. 10c on Friday t'voning. ^rnreh 18. beluvei wieli Tiros and Tubes. Buy one BiunH- Unmet & Walters, Hardware, Union 1 talk ont. of :ilV;iirs. i 1 eoine In, ask inforjiialton and look tho pk(?.;toiury Ann. ai-andinolher Cookies, the Tlish-l>ldi;e and Washington his 1 wick—let it convince, you. ; We, n ** 1921 models over.' • 3-,1.2t Square, rhitlipshiiruv. has tln» tmwsi rnl.' ,1' nny »if the to sell the Ilond Tlus and Tuben ~\ 1 I!;!e. lb.; Cheese,• 2jlo lb. schools. About 12ii persons- are f i-HUHi'd Hiirprise. IMluu come over with the High TMdpo di in ihi; (•ounty. bus line bemd about that 'Extra Pl> r The nito'is ?:j.M t\^ •iimpnml wiU\$:i.7S I 3.M S|icr)n.l Dance. Sucn'ss. ~ A. & p. n\<:\) FRONT STORK bating team, and a remarkable dobnl :t.on Hood liies If not ask someone 1 lo ; A Hrlvidoro; $AM in llnckiMlslnwn: Volmtcoiiff Our l!)e aalo has met ilie approval . Where IConnoiny Vtnles. 1 has used them. . KveniiiRof St. Pntvlolo'H 7>ay. Tluira- Wl Is' nntlclpatcd. -\^ _ ,' •_ and $3.R-I in1 AVasbiiiKton. Tlier""" oo ':i"':i'JJ WnsbiiDitonWnKbin«ton. nnnliorov .. :).si diy, Miirnh 1Y, at thr Arllstie. Oarden of, a, large number of bnyerH. We h;i\v ,nd JF3.S-I in "WasbingUjn. ROBERTA LANNIN( lowo'rpWashiiiKton, Twp. T nn assoitm;-iit ot goods nt V3c Unit avc Itainlin FlfittlitK Toli-s. only six tmvn.ship.s 'thai have a loworrWasliinijton, Twp. .. 12 BcHldere A.\e M " Phone I? Stuillo. .Music by ihe Gnrdou SUulio tJ AlJ^sizes, n lino selectioiu lliirnet & ' " Bake. Sale. x. rate than Pbillipaburu', ana the ndjuln- While .....'.., , "PriV Orchestra, Dirocllon" Lewis U. rnru bargain;:,. , 1 ; .JJHY^N'S VARIETY STOP.13. Wjviters, 'Union. Siiuare, Phillipsburg, Bryan's Variety Store, Saturday. t Dlldlnc. ~ ;,.';, .,.. J 3-10-2t THE WASHINGTON STAR; WASHINGTON/ J-THPBSPAYiT BUSH & BULL EASTON

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N EASTER such as fashion has .not seen in years! The call of new apparel for Easter is fairly irresistible. Throughout the land women are going to dress their best.

Never is it so gratifying to possess new clothes and to be smartly dressed as when you know everyone is interested in what everyone else when you know that you are attired in Wf; y

Jteeping with the "fitness of things." «tMM I _ ™

Easter is a time honored "new clothes" occasion. In the heart of everyk woman it inspires an intense longing for new appirel that is difficult to suppress—and it need not Jbe suppressed ! For our Easter displays ring wip the joyous note of t moderate prices that are as\interesting and irresistible as the modes themselves.

I ~" THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1921 (f^rnlnn nf Mocora BliluL -' r RUMORS OF SCARLKT SPLENDID GROWTH Mm Attitle Rdwm Taylor, hcrolno or MAXIM AGAINST "" JERSEY BANKS Niagara Kulte, Ilr«t iwrMii. and tlto only o v, "Jolly" on "Prospects FEVER EXAGGERATED 0FM.E. CHURCH womnn. to KO over tho rails nnd live, pcnd hen low {remaining dun NEW CANAL BILL GAIN 65 MILLION (Continued from Pace- One) today is In the Niagara coflifty Infirm- now- nearlyl 75yonrB ol §05,593,594 ttniii hi I tank It^suurcrs. Tho fourth quarterly conference of ary In Luckpurt, old.*nearb* blind and . Hudson Maxim, In a Matcmcnt Iwuctl there Were nearlet fever ]>«tUnt« in ihu | Saturday, nald the communitloH sur- Reaching a tutul of J85G,47.1,S7r..O3, and Failures" Today the Washington M. K. chureh was held i>;e. Tin- IEoard of IUfilth has rounding' Lake Hopntamn mul the )»oo- Dcci'tnlier 2!> ln«t, thi* nirKivgulc ro- Tucsduy nltfhl. with a Inrgu nltend- iherefore decided tci call the attention e. KIx membt-rs were received on pic In MOH'IH anil KUHHCX'/HUMUCH will Mtim'H rif 170 11iintiL-I;il iiiJitituilimM com- of all phyMelami to the fuel thut strict fight tho JMIHHIIKC of tlic Tarry hill, Ken- IllK under the HUIHM'VIKIUII of the t-Uuto Newton Bankers in Bold tin- Ollk'Ial Hoard. They were Dr. 1J. 1 tjuurimtliie inles nuiHt b*' enforceil M. limning, l>r. C. M. Wmiatn.f, Har.-. ato* IGfi,' which provides u Himplo Department of IlimhiiiK nml Iimiminei liereafler. Where tiie |ier*m U\ 111 methotl for New-Jersey to iiciiulri* jlit; "Hold-iip"; March vey Italr, W. >r. ISrlnk. Wlllard (JrolT Khuwvii mi fiiemiso or jcr»,r1iis.r.»-i-rlr. il nnolher U tnh'hiK f.*"'" "f '•"•' lw- Morris cnnnl In conilrmnnlliiii **roeeect- from JJeeemlier !ll nf tho tirccfctttiiK nnd John Winters. The board extend- Music For Youir Hpme inBR, until the liackern of the mi-iimm* Like Laiqb. tient the titnve luuut not come In eon- ed a tinaiilmuiiK Invitation to l!eV. .1. year. Tluw.' fiicln, loKCthi'r with u taet with the I;UKT member* of the K. W;iHhnl«ui(;h to return for the Incorporate In It u provlxlmi Hint will (•om-HfiomlinK tnm'.iw In Hie luiiouut This is tin; «eason of the year when protect the wnttTH *>t the lake. f.-imlly In any w-iy. If Uu-y are going fourth year anil the District Superin- l.r (lf|j(»:ll'; of Hit- siiini' Institution*, nn- you tn-queiilly henr the qiu-^tlou— in and rcirih. Tin- nioney-curnliiK i Wlmt 1« thf prijujivi-t fur an early tendent. »r. C. C. Woodruff, congral- Air. Maxim would nitil U> the bill the ma rm-th In tlu 11 m statement l-win-d meinljers of the fnmlly muyi u«e the iil:*ted th» pastor and the Imnrd sipon following: hy C»mmis*lr Wlllluin K. TullK HprliiK? Or, what in ihi' piortiktL for l.est i(f cauti.m, If tliey are allowed lo a Kood cri'p of fruit? Thes.* uud many the line showhiK of every department "Provided, howuvcr, "hat IHIIH* uf (lie Jr.. of the IlimkliiK a d luMiiiMiice JJe) - continue In the home. of the church. watcra of '.Lake llopnlcniiir exrepl wat- purltn&nt. j) I m liar iLUcxlloitM aru united. TIIIH i'rank CcirteJyi.u, the usficiillunil cr» flowliiK over u Kp|llw:iy iiam innln- The Nta;cinet)t IiieludeH retiirni from year thuic IH another more Imijumnil teacher in tlie lociii Hclioct. \s Imiirov- The pastor was voted an Increase of tnlning tho normal IIIKII witter level ut | 12« trust tiimp'inleH, liavlnn iiKKivKuit! i|Uet(tlon. It 1» due to I lie ehaiiKe In frrnn the nttack of searlet fever at •alary amounting to *i!00, if he returns the hike HH now eMnhiMwd Wmll k» IWUIM« ut WiSr-.Vj'j.oco.S&t twenty- admlnl.sti-atiuu und !«-—Wliat me the for another year, making it JJ.l'OO a 1 Hit' Uiniu- ttt MIH. MliitiJii, whi-rf In- dlverted'or drawn fur any purpose ( urn-en Mntu banks liavhi .: resiium-n "f procpeets In iigard to' vo many ihhiKH wirtlH.- It !s thoiigltt iiomtlitii' that liy year, an Inerease of $700 In three whatsoever, and provide*! furtlirr Hint • $5r>,fi:i;inK. ; Tlie ri'suurcc;; of tlie trust companies tliltif,'M that frerim-ntly change thu years ai;ti l.y Mrw. Minton nntl her sis- church membership >-f 7C0. The re-j battling, fhdilng and cutitiifr ice. mul ' ulioweil an Inm-aw; nf $39,4:.'3,'JOG.-7; lirlghust proxneet.s iitlo fullini^, and, mitt linither wh-.-ii ttuy hail llu- port tli.il will be. pru-iuiitod at the cf tiie lakr whleh muy I -HiO.'JSS.T".. tin Inlei'eHLlnK JIH posvllili- uti the liolstfivd. but the fait that -Ml*. Cor-rtill, with ll'J nun>rt.'sl(k'nt meinbt-rs aitl i theme, "I'rofpi-cts and Kiilbiri'^." The telymi lore tin* cliair apart and was :VJ proLatit-nerf, a grand total of l.u:j:ti IJ'O diverted fur piitulile HECK .-IIJIII If: i Tin- ilepn-iits of tin- three daymen uf prospect l» C.I 'oefftre you. It depends purified nn niny ltc- veiiiilntl f»r Mirh ; Justltiltlons last December iiKBirjjulctl Inter itilllei"(l haw gtvi-n r.'^ «o thi- a upon the nature of limits. Our pros- u«C8 after loiivlng thf l:ikc. ami at .lie 1 $7r>0,-K>!M l*J.:! i. divided as folluwstr pers ari' some times very elu.sivc , *ib!ilty that he was t!i!is 'nfeeU-d. The various (Icpartments uf ihu i 'expenm.' of tlwraa wlu» may l*rm-(H IY<.in i Triwt cumi'iuili'ii, $4&9.:ri0.82».99; wtaU; St)inttlme« our iiroapeVtH dipeinl upon althoui;h tlit- pt ri»d of incuba. »il was (.•lunch aellvity Is shown. In ihtô Us* tho use of the waters for p: ;','«• pur- thinks. S47.*>7i>.-17.yj; livings banks, our vie.w.f, ai Idist in the matter of re- most IIP'P rhorl. only three »Uiy*(. Hint ures. The Woman's Foreign Missionary liRion. Me who forma rrronuuiH views tho nietlV-il profi's.'-iun rather douht Hiiciity now 1ms SO memlK:r.^. and! The Lauter-Humana nUstd SîS during the year. The Iloiiu-j Mr. Miixlm wild he had mini :\ -JIU- j |n tiie tiiiVf elit^ses uf InitiimiloiiM were or-a future stale has but n wi-elellt-.l wh'ther h« tlitis j-ontractcd the ills- Missionary Sock-ty had M" mi-mi^n-rs, j ' Is Easy To Play—And To Own ful mtuly nf ihu (|in.'!iti'utid the Kfave. I'irjple that tho viwi number of renl'I mis .mil 1 .IM.71; H;titi« IKHIIU<. $6.S34,S31.'.»8; xav- frequently fall In their tn-xt endeavor*) •\VlilIt-- the siluatlon is in no wist? made an Increase of -J in membership during the year and raised S-^J.Tu. I vlfiltorn m Lake IlnpatconK rj- Mil now ; JJIKS banks $V.\~>i'.t:t'S.\Sts. for want of knowing liow trj apply iil:irmlng. and mod ()r i lie wild rnm- Itieir abiillie.H. Tin.- motehaiit nitrnt he oi's an- witiiout ft^.»7, distributed as fol- prepared for fallureM In Ills upceida- eVir\- net-il for esieh p'T*on tr eent. nr luttva Trtist eomoaiilu^. SS0.-l37.flSU.i2: League had nn nveraf;e attcndiinee nf $20,000 a day," h« added, "i:i prolii tr» Htat" banks. $l.'.MJ.r,u»; siivlni;s hanks, Ids iii'ojceti). take 'Vi-ry pn cuution. As yiioti t!4 JI s child is ill a phyclelhii should Iw eall- 10H at the Sunday evening uiei-tlUK -: payment necessary lo secure its delivery to youi- 1 Morris and Sus*.ex rcuntl-jH and tlK: $S.J;:PK •IOS.8.1. Surpiim ftnulH of tnwi and some times the attendance was I Htnte This iimnuitt Is MIniv than liOft {<.nip;tiifes tihuwed nil hierrnsi1 of $1,- d and th fiimily should li The HardliiK ailiiiinlhtratinii Hiiirtw niifu 1 liy what In: ailvi! . Here- :W). ThiTi- are substantial hnianccM In home seems very .small indeed. Come to our f times ns much us it would cost U* purify 'J7I \w>: of stati- banlt.s an hicreaMc o[ off without nhow or pdinp. It is )n» all the treasuries of the societies. The tin* flmv from Ijake. tlopateniiK. $1-I7."i(»'). Surplus I'untls of wivintis a Her • iiiiiiitutinc In mor lime for i*liutt'. The pnwpi-i.'ts are rtrielly iTf'trceii tjwii tieism Siinilav-sclicnl has a tnemlfjiship oi' Kaston store on Saturday—Irear and play tliis "Why should Hie iicopin of Mnnis !-:i;:I;s hi'IiCMtid a IIITIX-HKC of ?1.0.SlJ,- lnif,')tt In that i'ritddfiiL llanlin1^ Look lir.l) nol inchl'IIilK the cm roll will) utitl SUKK'IX ciiimtles ami the people olllcu- with one of llic biwjit ami most r,r the iliiiiKJn.. 100 names, ami the lloine Depariineni wonderful instiuinent—anil kvirn how easy it is thoMtatti at lnrKt'. lore S'.Mll'iK'i '" Mivr JiwecpfiiK popular nrindaUu ever is- mtmljers. Tlie HUIIWOI riilst-il JlSI tor In thi« {.'unin-c-tlciii the fulUnvins; let- missiun.s and $100 for other hencvolen- Jersey City a. dollar— Iw i'MflW) i: htieil. In bin aetti tlitm far the new ter from Ur. Oudrivk .to the ISuanl to operate. ] dtiy to save Jersey City S100 a day." I'resident si ems povsesHed f.f a desire nf Kdimntlon i-i nf Intorort: . - Mrr . Maxiaxim r-enrnteiimtcd titinn - nrsuiwns t In- Frank J. Alpntifib last wrl; attr-nd- lo aVoiil the mistakes «pf some of his l til-- annual ."CSHIOII of tli>> SiilU'omc pri'decesKitrR. The prcjipcrw wsvo ::\- Tr> tln> IlM-.trd "f l-:d:?rritioii. "WashInn- Tiie amount nf money raised by tho npnlnKt thr bill a: the hearing I Uiii. .V. .1. • " • • •"•-, • i-oim'r«;;mioii shows a tib-ntl (.-.pll'll Trenton. The hearing, uiileh was n«»l -Am: Kritevnal Order of K.Iii«J. so briyiii at the bo^tunlnM of the Deinn- ixvillo. IM. .Mr. IK rratle'administration In 1!H2. and t 1. ,\>- we havf nn workinsr arnm-.-o mnong the mi'iiiLer*. Tin- ehm-fli l.iui- completed, will be routiltucrl ;u 2 I at nifTit with the townships in know when 1 ! p.is lilcnt <*f Kaston l.n.lp-.Xit. hi 111 It; tin- mlmiiiiiUi-.tliim hl S e..nlh!eii('i. of tin- .people, lull llisi 1 , who WITM on lihll;- for •••• will tell wbt-lli.-r it realty fall.d ;i! last. :il[ i;iis.il by 111*"- tini' rnnfeir-nii' On Saturday > prt'.settt then ti loi'Kf ivpivseutittitui 'if (r.wnîitt.-i* m«-t!ir.-r< i.f• ciunriinthip. ;if nii-els. The poopie nf .MoiriM :m«l ;'-HLi:.t>\ i«m::- s. retiinifil K- w..rk lutii w The iilytnrian t.t tlu- I'utun- whetlifi- I'reshlejit WHcnn i feetimr '•hllilreii In iiif'^l'.-d families— | leH. u of Ki-ttU-tiifiit Were not liu a'iil" from thoar* ,"icl:, . Tin- id:inn for the in-xt linen Sun- Mr. Carl'.on (Judfrey, Chairman "f tl!rt tMf )jl'!f,'y the (.iuvirm.r oi* Now Jf-r- I' frr I.o seyjn 1312, who inadi* a moM earcHi! William riotiert*-. of til" New Voile investigation of tin* prolilcmf I'T'i>',v. •; Contcmiry oflire. will cjiml: on the In the iihondonmenf? u£ the M.-t;s-: • ••• -tt.-'-rary movement nnd toll what it | l. mid ilir- .nv.-? ni1'1'- -•*! ••^••. •••• • •i ,i Tiji.i;i!',ijn'j. On l-îstei- Sunday , ,.. ,i :•• »:,, , '..,•:• ivit> r.-p^nt ihe bc:ni- i-f.'(1, \r. ctrnucty I'nK'-r.l '•• .!.•• lti I.til. M.- l\.-:. .ii:'.!i-ll Ail. V!T,i'M ( rni :.! r:::l."*n

'tjici-o should be a phonoj»iaph in cveiy homo. And JI. o\w stocks are complete, and our terms

mo::* i-miv.-i(ie!»t. th-oi-e is absolutely no leason | r.Htilt V.IIA ,-.i.tM>. ..-iKiiiM be an exception.

Mash Rolls Records

M • -A- Store Open Saturday Evening i "III;!!- •- ' M'll t)' Tt! ,.,, (!•;• prop!.- of the United Slates! pt.-n.s at the m..eiin« «f the Town On;- i-s f re m the rural SL> nf tlie world today." he said, "re- j ;i 1-ule. i.'pp f)Sc the d:iylh;lit it n'l-* s. anil >iri hnmew. wlrhout the inliiHloiierK last week. The plan sihuwt-! rejrulatir.ns impeded in school. .„.„ to tlie high cost of living. This Reduction of 2 cents a Kiillon whole* the old Hcheme to open a street -10 £*•-- Wit. . should ami must be promptly and nuh- wide UIIOUKII the lîckiurannii property alo In tho price of gfuwllm* • was an- n 1 1 St. Patrick's Day IK coming, will he ciillv further reduced. It behooves all ! i nounced WvduuMiuy t-y tlic Stamford n!ong-.;!:Ie the unl n l ' ^'"^ sinlloii. BASEBALL FEVER .f ti« tn make every consistent effort \ Lauter Piano Co. Here next 'I'humlny. r>ut what jtrua- Oil Company or New Jersey. Tlic new which would connect Mnrket street with Soiuh Myln. The eumpany propose.-! tu pect would St. Patrick have of lie- WITH US AGAIN mvard bringing about an oarly return i price, 2-1W cents a gallon, will affect comiiijr a saint in them.*, day:1 l>y ban- o a normal and reasonable basis of liv- New Jersey. tear down a bouse it owns at that ng Opportunity for groat success and point. The eiiKinrer, In cndm-Klng tlu iHliliin snakrs? Prohibition has yone With the flue Spring-liko weather 435 Northampton Street, Easton, Pa, • A drop of one cent a Ballon in tho plan. In.wever. MimecHted-tint tin- newahead of the mlti.-jlmuiry in thr* mtiiter prospr-rity are ottered in this country price of gasolene and kerosene was an- of ihu liiai iwo ilays, the thoushts nf ami we should tnko advantage of it., tstreet bo ordained to a width of r><)' f snake hauhjhing: Another uueRtion tli lovers of thee national aama nounced SutuAluy by the Standard Oil feet and that all .sui>-.-nirface rights for of-the rhuur. "VWluit an- tlie pros-ps-rts tiuostlon. will- Wash- I have great confidence, in the incoming | Company andHhe Oulf Rvftning Com- 'of' Kctilifs* your mail nnnv prumptl.vV considering tin. Administration." •','*' pany. Each lowered the price of enso- .sewers, gas and waier pipes under the iiiKlon have a real haseballtl team titillls railroad tracks be fetained by the town. Will :i It'ttf-r niall.-'tl within ten miles year'.' It Is felt in interested quarters ; lone to S-IVss cents ammli or km Ni iy t of \\*:ishiTiKlon rcafh the K'i'Alt cilice 1% cents. It was the fifth reduction ra will sifiw in t:tk- hat the time i.s lipporiune for a team twn days iiCccr beins plaeoil in the that will again add fume to tlie hor- I made by lite Standard since November Tlii»Ke actioCnmmNwion in tlii e mutter. posto(tii:e? If Will li:iye.i dof« nut im- | d h y fifh by the Ouir Company in [. ,i |.< Drake, mm of Mr. mid Mrs. Oihcr towns are also consider- tho fifth by ;u preve upon lluriestnrin tiuil renpect he ;s;ahi taltinpr up with' the same seven weeks, il Orak recently lost alt Ill will lie the nini;est i.'iml of n failure hc-r.' is no reason why the old- sessions but a ffe w articlerticles oC clothinl g nr. tbe hoail of tlie postal department. time rivalry among teams from Now- TAX SAI.K. in a tire at his boarding house in I'hlla- VIHI iK'itiee that thf new Cabinet mem- ion. UackeUsi;o\Mn. Dover. High punUC XOTICB i.s liorehy jflven delphia, wheri* lie is attending Jeffer- ber is now known |by liis front name, I'.ridge. l-'lc-mingtim. ^hiilipEbura, that I, Frank i- Purseli. ColU-emr ol KOII Medical College. I nit vi-ry few wot familiar enonyli with StrnudElitirs,'. Hangor, and Washington I Taxes of Polintcong 'PownsMh*. War- Mrs. Anna Weaver, a member of Mr. litnleHnii io know what his liml cannot ln-'ivvived. •There is a -scnti- run County. S«w .Ici'Hcy. will »»• "U 1 *.•.".-..• \.\\.>. • Chance." are that ilirmiîi wublic salv at thf Township Hall In Pride (if Mataskn Co .!"-:!, :U: 130, '.'>o:v.:lis failm-es to deliver niail nn time ment among sr;me of the members OL* SprliiKtown. in lliv uiiltl Township ol and Daughters 0C Liberty, is a r-andi-i lost lititsineSK men would liave called the Washington Aih!erk- Association l'ohatcuiiK. "" Kuliu'ili-y. April '•>,. 19 l«.te for state Kiii'if at the annual con- ilni by some other nuiiie anyway. to have that nrgunimtinn asr.iln hack lit :i O'clock In the nftcrncxn nil rlu vention to bo heM at Atlantic City in a bast-l)all team as it did in Its early tract of liiml owned by thu I May. She has buen indorsi-d. by tlu> histm-y. The matter may he brought enfoos estati.-. sltuati- on Hit: "••MITIJ local council. T.ut rwilly. throwing all jokes iisldf. ' (llsctnwUm at the next regular Hlot-o «f the niotmtiilu »n the Mouth- [ is time fur enumeration. Time for nvL-ting of the association, or soom orly- side of tin- roiul across the inoun- Kloyd VanSyukie, nine years old. was vei-vboily to disr in and i;ei inisinefs Uln leading from Ciirppntorvllli; to struck hy the motoivycle of Fred Mil- if a special nie'.-tini,' is called. The days Klnusvlllu. in the saht Township of nit of tlu- depression it lias been in. when the AV. A. A. had charge oi. the I'ohutoonK. uti.l • alsf> all thut tmet "f ler of Kaston at South Main and Abolt The consumer, labor and capital. :>f streets, FiiiJay morning. Tlic hoy sus- locally ure recalled with plen- land cuntaininH: about t,me qnaner ot ell as ilie imrk-uIUirist and the city •y the older members or the nn acre owned by .Mrs. Isaac /,li>Ken- tained severe lacerations of 'the head un must work together ttt got 1-UH:- foos estate sltiuuo on the wt-sl.-rly and was taken to an Huston hospital. cimn. There are a few local players slope of tlii: mountain on the. souther- •ss mil t:f the mire and back onto make sooJ. and with tm? ly sitU' of the public road across tlj« While Donald Anicy of Stewartsvitle ilid footing. Then iho counlry will i: a l-aitpry and some- im- niotintnin luudlng from CarpenK'rvllli; was' attending a sale at Vulcanite j-o fonvaril to prosperity and there ported players ut thu necessary sta- to Finuvslllc. in the said Townslilp ot Thursday afternoon, some unknown will not In any failures. With coop- tions, there i.s no reason why Wash- . to pay ami satisfy the t:i\ person, •believed, however, to he. a ration :is liie motto. ington cannot produce a team that os due thereon, est arid youth about 17 years ukl, drov« o.T will again bring home the bacon from oosts. The total aiumini ou>- tiil ' with the machine. The tiieft was re- Some of these ciuestions must lie tin- other towns. lands of the Isaac SSlugonruoJ •stato ported to tho police, and Mr. Amey resseii home to bear fruit. We IIH coiuputcii to July l. la-C l^ *—."-. visited Town Hall next morniiii;. Aiiout should all tnko them lo lieart. Witli :i Philliiisbu'-g lias already started tin and thu total amoiuit due on the Mrs. !).3() o'clock thai morning thu machine little story I. will close for thin week bull rolling and there afe nearly 110 Isaac KlegonfooK oatate. as computed was found near tiloumshury, where it candidates for the various positions oi Th« hope tiic column lias not been a to'-Iuly 1. 1020. Is 510.. I. hn5 fin- tii t' in iivltasi not like .lo sue him furnish •Washing- nl" 1 IH' am 11. IfiU-V T impoiianl duty. The accomplishment of this task \vmi ton with :•, team that would he :L win- mid llic land n lion .Her..- Wilh the centra! location or the creiMed^will ;he i' at*' th WushinRon and tho fact that Satur- will return countless benefits—a keener enjoyment oi Tn\ • riii'IlipiblirK. i»_ Die day afternoons will undoubtedly bo a W-.rf rintr ' 1\"ri regular half, holiday throughout all of life, better health, social opportunities, etc. 1st,. 1921. , botu'oon 1"lieîourH Ilio spring uiul summer, owing ' hustness conditions, there is no reason why I he mousi.-r P>MW1S of former It will detei-mine tin: sex ol' anythinp; alive fi-om ;\ liurnan d:t.V't eannnl .he aUrac.fil tn Wnshi'i^- Start in the kitchen to make this saving. For here

being to the smallest insect; also plant liill', hh-ds; jnimals -.•:il Ills • •UI>1 11 -^ I'irt 'jveatest drudgery prevails. Install a Hoosier iil and anytliiiiK which has life. The (fittest boom to poult.r.v- I h:l l P : i L 9 i ...!, iw.^ < ibinet. Let its scientifically awanged conve- 1 mon; it will lell in ii nioim-nt in.l1iu hands oi finyonc whd.lici- revolt . , , >n • •, ^,o o miles of steps and hours of needless labor. mi ejVK'ii* 1'Pi't.ilc oi- not, and il' 1'ortilo ejv.iv is iiiculwtcil, jusSt .wlmt it will 'hiilch.—whcHher a pullet or a cockerel. It lias ! o si' 11' Lo sec the Hoosier. You want the best— luvdatrimcnUvl-eH'Bct on any'.'live object or ..:]••(•• you may iv Col' . X.-r.- - '•I i . s|-t v i.il ly when it costs no more. And there's no excuse test, lt'is not a:toy, but an ii)sl:i-\y,noiit worth.ils weij;lit luioii nr $17.:iso.n,V7 :uul n total in- ,•<:•:,;;• i". rnihoiul taxation of itiorr; tlmn in gold, and with pi-opeiijCare. will last a* life time. $l,S4:t,7Ot ovor l'.VJO. 'I'IIL- amoiniL oi for delay. J shall ho soiil tax to l»o itald by the rni!rn:ub tH Rivon as follows: ^ , ^ e

pik (ftlovii Mid L> si cat It wiitt • NollPl OI M1IU MtON I »)it rill-1 ilk t Sund i at tlu hum of hti d uij-h ^ \u » I »"r\ fit in « H SIS 01) uml this \< ii W Milling ft il$lr»00 , !'iIILl'*ll.l-MKNT OP? *A» CONTItAt 1 iimia Minion, -tud tno> t| ai OI ]>1 U 1)1 M 1 Oil S\l I ul Ui MIN Dnld \\ blltt* In 1 wt O s luslul luilll/Ai H now rum iu > nihi aiu WHK tin. v\id»\\ it litit y ntv being (lallirrctl Ti n tliui ddhw a ton ilu i| LI Hit ttill 1 \M»S The Washington Star slitti wlm ditd twclvi. Mint f-> Thi-re art- itliotil 2.U0 lui • 1 l^li Ilu \ i^liluhton ( iitiiK i in I'liriMianl tn nil itrderor llfo Orph m » DEATHS sin. hid Ian fiillti u In lit iltli f i " mi .tile riirin. Inift. 1 i us! ( ribk Kin i IkH I tsL \i u ml uf Hi t mt\ of Wan* NL\V Mil iltl I Hl\ Wl k<* IK) HUffutd I 1 H II J dl I i *-f n iHlusiti si letKcy, niailc on tlu> rrmrtli d iv nil hu lif itud Hi 1)1 til I M I) inn n IUH A. M.. at Hie Hitnrt House In Itilvideu, .luh11 S. Meyers, Mint mi March 11th-ho will «IK-II i»r- Moilt hull-sir lit is W.tnf Mom> lt.uk. 1 at the postoffice at Washington, Warren county, N. J., Juhti S..Myers, aiiinl "X years. «' her maiden name was Lydla A. IIuwl- A nteetiHK 'of thico wlm nubm-rUied hi said County or Warren, lum Iteeii hy. Tltiey i-lilldivn m.rvlvi—Mm. Dill*. Hnv at KaMton. I "a., 1 fri'iii '•! Mil * ill IlKcd'hy the fit til tNiurtTui' [In- Ii'afing i\s second-class matter, in 18C8. lallve uml life lonj; rvsltli'iu of Wan'en Henry Slater of \\'ay|ihiKt»n and KIHHT Ceiiti'i" Hiiuari' (iivei'i Ult'lyV Market), fill* ftoek in Ilu- Wiinliiuuton 'IVnttt of tint iipiilluatlon of Hie Hiil.t-i-rlbiT unity, druppf-d dead in Hie yard of Ids 0. SlruiT. of l-:inihM. keiv IUH iiraeHee will l»e limited tu cnnipany. lOmiu » year ano, wus hold fur an ordri' f»r ibe rnllllliiieiit or a i Subscrfpticin prices: 6 months, SI; one tine, llfi OharnlK-rs Htret-l. l'hlllips- tin- Kyi-, liar. No*>- and Throat. Ttu^day eveiilni; fov the iiut'tuMfo of wrltUii ciiutracl uiiide iiud eiitercd In- <\\VK. la^t Wedue>day a* the result oi Oni- brollier, IVtoi- Unwlby. vt Trcii- endeavoring to arrive nl it ulan liy to liy n»enr (ll'dyUt-, tal<- nf the Coun- '[,•*• year,, $2; payable in advance. ; uii, ni.su survive.*'. Sim wu.-i n ineinl't'i- lie will I'.e In Wiixhlimttili till II a. ly uf llunieidoii. New .Icriti'V. tlufL'tiH-'. :i JUtiit'H (if heuri HdiiMe. .Mi'. .Myoia f tin- WuKhlliKtoit >l. K. eliuieh. Hrlef . and afl'T r. r>'eh>ek tu wait mi hi* whli-k the rtiilnvrlbei-H miiillt obtain reed. Ill illH lire lllne for.the tmle lo mie. i\» llxliif; a fvnee In his y.i'"d when lineral servk-es W'lv held Istal Illfiht former ttatrcms. tund of ike i>.ii Ual iwynicut i':u-li Wlhiu-f Swlnl/ of a iluVtaln tract nr • wlLipsod. His wife heard liim fall, .Tlie Uoetor lias' jthvay* Ween Inlvr- made. Tlie promoter. Dr. Tlu-odore Iliilds mid preiulxe:!,'tu wit,. lun»Wli UK jg ^ F. A- .Robertson, Editor & Owner tid Immediately called for help. Mayor nt thu lumiu of her OaimhUT, at S i>«,(!no us ten per t-eiil. payment. from Ne.w ,Iur«t- y. ami parileiilnrly ili-serlb- Ili'V. .1. I-:. W'asliaOauKfi will I-HWIHI'I inn*: TJie Jlnjml of Trn.U\ Tin- i'lib- p <.-,|ylce- liy 'Army and navy policies •R-lu'd him up. and eun-lid him into his .servlci'K at Ilic heme of lit'r #vn in Mast He Library, and the Hoard of Health. I'iK'fi .siiiiyrriliec. Thi*<'»inj»;iiti w»» .Matilda ['lull, ilim-it April tilth. A. It,, •WHAT FACES iNHW Permanent merchant marine imlicy. lunie, but life was extinct tiy that WatdiliiKlim iivfiiut' at 1 o'clock, with He haw been an aetiw physleSan in i-ot ornaiiized. but ihe proinrHer failed V.fl». and n-eur.Wu hi Mi.- WIIITVII line. to I'elurn the cash payment. Il is •bounty i:ieil<-H(,HHlee In hunk ^17 uf KtMtrK'iiiliutiuti of KOvtM'iiiitL'tii depart* burial in WaMihib'tuii ceiiH'leiy. tin- county, antl has lueii 1'ivHldeiit imder.xtixul, tliat lie Is t-tlll (Hf;anIzliiK deedK. niit'ligeri'l:! «i« ADMINISTRATION n» uts. Jlr. M.ivi's was born at AsUury. N, .J.. ml ls> now Vltre.Prestdvnt of the War- iv preleiiiliii^ to nrânlz.' trimt nnm- deedKd. niijt'ligeril:! «i«. f % V ml for many years was u fanner In en County Medieal Hoelety. Hated; MAr. I, t!i-Jl Civil Service roform. .opatL-iitp- tuwnshlp. Kor tin* t«»st H'J Mrs. Hoy A. Doiiultlsuii. I tank's in Ivtni«ylviuit;i H>ivn:'. I ml -,- --'"APA'S Ol'hVKK, Hero .ire some of ill.' lll lininii-i- An Ulnew.-* of sowml weeks with Dr. Dleli-iek wrvitl extt-nslvoly In with iiHlilTiii.nl sueeeMi. l.oeal mib- ()|idyke, i nnt or the- problem., lute. ™ ; SiriMtmht'iiiiiK uf prohibition laws. ears lie was* einptoyud as a eai-peiilvr neuritis was* filial ut lo'eloek Tuesday l'liiladeljiliia hospitals In bis speeial- si-rlbcis wniul.'" why lit- is i« rinltti'l domcatlr. tuclnB the lluiih us A who parsed away in her fleep at her Cataract, crosw-eye. iti'., in Wasli- and step* will he taken to n-eover Montana Lodê. Xotlee Is Imri'liy KIVOM that ttitt (IR- Versailles ami St. Cic'iiiuim'. ». ill. KnlglitH ..f l'yihlas, and of the hu«l.anil and mother ,shv leaves three Wori-ii'd. i.lints tif Ihf niibscrii>erH. Atiini I., UcebKm us •" the .••Wry "1 l'J»- >»' "• children, Kvvlyn. liulh and Kdwardi .\ clly-witlo jioilcc siireh wus insli Star uml Thrlet-aAVeck World, $2.7*- rhoiiipson ;,nd William K. Tlionip-^n. Washington lt:»|)tW I'liurrh. rM I'ri-sl.ytei-Iiiii church of Phillips also thestu brothers and si.--ter«; Mrs. tutcil Saturday for. Abi-iilui:" r.rt'wn AdmiidstraturH nf Holla M. Tb.-ni. States into mi Association ..(.Nil.ions. .UI'B. 1 leet'iiNcil. will be. audited and sl;it<-d International .llwinnami-m. ; Kt-v. A. l.ineoln Mo.nvV sllbjeel for .losepli Howell, of Hacked si own. Nel- tint yearn old niK-lni; s!ni-e IIP boilKhl |"»llirll. it paekafie of cljcaletter In a iIrons iy tint Hurroâli!. and reixutt-d to the Tlie I IP III. M California i|IH Sunday morning »l UUU will be son, liussell, William. Christina. I.es- How's This ? iriilian»* Oniirt of tin- Comity of War- .-lt,.lftli: tn,,li- •Thviiira. Hie Wlilh- Castk-: ».r Vic- .John t'. Si'iirlt'H. ter, Ilav.fi and Orirtidi\ of WaHhln^- Htoiv tin.' day befon*. •His "S-yeai'-tdd Wo offer J100.W for any caso of catarrh •en. on Tliiirsday. tlie 1 lih dny i>f Anr. Tin ItnWlii .HH-tio,, ll laitwhler, with whom hi* lived, said Ii that cannot be cured by HALL'S tors'of Clubit IMpiiinir With Him." In Tin- funeral »»f .lulnt Calvin Searli-s ton. Funeral .servlees will be held at CATARRH 1&EDIC1NE. iu-xl. a*. IO.BO nVIovIt, A. M., In the. with Soviet Kussln. ilic "Vfiiinsi in •:.:'.<' Un' loi'I'" will he ill laki- plai-t- from tin- family lionn; L* i>Vk)fl{ tomorrow afternoon at the ivni ai-<-us[(>liicd tn tnkiiiK loilK inort term of DccuinbiT for set I lenient and ItecORIlltloif •'' MfXlm. >n Thlid stn-oi. l!elv!di-iv. .Ills aftw- lltatiystown I're.sbyieriaii Clninii. iuy walks was very notlve and si: HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINB ia tak- illowiinie. •Thw tjoanecratv Sun: i>r The I WIT "f feared he had met with foul play. en internally and act» throuRh the Blood JJated:Mnrrh 1, WJY. inntlc .in.l i.nmu'lvial with I..-HII;III>. H.r. Oi.y.' All ace iii"St eordlally 111- in :it L' nVltii*k. Tin- U.-v. .1. de Unit on tho Mucous Surfocca of the System. ANNA L. TlIoMP.sON. .mil Am m m.r with Hi nationsiiii . { lien, liis pastor, in elwrye. Ills death Sold by druggists for over forty years. Mined :>t the Kn.ston hospital KI\ Anuts H. AllM'il. Price "5c. Te3ttmonialn froe. W1LL1A.M K. THOMPSON,' Pulanil Hum.»> niitl ••;; o-* Tl it- l.:i.li>>" Ai.l Snriety will nvt't H* Seed ami Fertilizer. CIU-'UHT \ J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. AdinlnlatratiJra. I .v5lit.nl-. .ncnl'lli"" v.iilv. iUv. li-ow rapidly that hi* eiilire In HacliotisKHvii. fulltiwiu^ an illmsj* mad.- Hi'\t Sunday ai'ieninon. Murvh ysiem was uftVeied by tin- poison. His. of three days from brunieh::l pneu- fa- was SIl years and lie is survived by inonia. )lr,s. AU'eit was .-ailed Monday i;t. All eanvnssors are requested -o :ls witV ami twu lUuis-'hters. Kina and countries imhiding j .,.,.,.[ at Hi'- sclinttl auditorliun Friday Lildivd: also by inn- brother, Kitsi'in1 l<> Itrnoklyil 'iwiiiK l<> tbe death uf his 1 .-\. nliiK al 7 nVliKik til whleh time they k-arles. Me was a member of Ihe l'irst brother-in-law, I'ror.Nortnan 1., 1'elry. I will l>e iiisinu'to.l as to Hivir duty. 'irsbytirlan elniivh of C.-lvidi-re. Jtr. whose body Was i-reinated Tlniisdiy. Vh^ A Varies was ;i bridge eontiactor and Sin- was summoned honn- Tue.s(lay «nv- iiu-nt of s:ii. B 1 Cttiliessi's Shuuliug nf (ii'i'i'k. lad ivivntly taken several ccunly enn- iiiK to Mr. Alberts illness. Uesides bis 'Cuban rel.iUo ! Duilk'V WtwdrlnK who is in Jail at r:i.-ls f.»i* work of this kind. He was Wife, who was .Mis« HIM.- Vaillluil., he Mllltnry ,H-.™; IMviik'iv un a »-harK« of felonious as- e mechanic and his death Is givntly is survived by one dau.Kliler Mrs. K. V. sault witli intent to kill- on Tuesday WilliiiniH uf llaekett«t<>wii. and mie s,.!i.. minlcin Boiiui". Normal L. Alber;, ol" Cleveland. Chin. Irish question** told • Shoi-IIT Thonuw Iluyo* and Chief ll- hh u 1 1 uf Poliee Kdward tloiuu*, of I'lilllips- His early life was spi-nt at fannhm iH-ar l'lilllinilne-n «'-.''".'' ' ',". ;":;,, p,.,,l , Ijuri?. the jiart ho and Ralph Gruvi-r. I'ree l.'nlon. LoavhiK tin* farm aimut Sclf-govei-nmi-iil '">' •°'",'± ," .Mrs. Frank I'. Aulik*. 1 Settlement of cliiMnw anilnM in jail on a similar chat'Ko, played in Mrs. Lizzie Anbk-. wile of Frank I . twenty years URO. he siienl the llrsl innn>- pwvn out of Shu war. the assault on Krank IVna^lokas In ulr ikn Mrs-. Alible is .survived l>y her hus- kniiwn ;is tho Triuinii'r-. Ml n-l't Af-'t 'I1CV. * Wooiliins'tk'ciuri'il thut tho robbery md and one daiiKliter. -Mrs. Win. IJIM vcar I'l-itnl:; K. \V:i'l- 1"in-ii :isr•;II VIn:ilr Soldier bonus. i-s. Miirsarul Delteamer of llelvidi-re. Panama Canal 'lolls. wanted him to handle tlu- K»m. Jlc1 lÔil. ImmlgratUm control. i'i'fused to do wo. hi' asserted. I In •u ]»rothi.'r«. .lohn and Cluirles T)i- l-'un.Till si'rv'u •OB W.TV !l.old M.i .l.liiv VELOURS General Labor policy. youths* visited tiu* store throe times -ainer vi Kuston. one .sister. Mrs. niiinili \ii ilt tin- filmlly 1mm" )!M II in-k- ix-fore UmlhiK e7xeiim:-tan.-es auspicious mli'l Vaiinatta of I'.elvidore. mie (HlslllVni. •iiion:- w-iiw ill I'i'i llu-sl lo tin* carry in1.: nut of their plan. iiair-brotlHT. Win. Andress, nf Meta- Inli-r At the tinif of the rthontitm Paiuwto- unra. .Mieh. ami two i,-ranel Nlii-ct. I'billipsl'iirg. I'.esi.les b-r h Justice of the I'eaeo .1. K. Smith noxt :,;idien" Aid1 Soclt-ly, the |-lotm> Dopart- Northampton-Easl'on .M» unlay. HfiU of tin Siiiiday-sclinol and a mein- b-nul. she is surviveil hy these childr Sutni1 of the money ytoloii was tinnid n-i- oC thf W. C. T. C. She hud a lar^f Charles. ..f l»lilllUisl"Ur«: Mrs. It. .1. & Washington Traction in Kaston Tuesday evening, following mnibei- of friends in this vicinity. I levers, nf .Smith Side. Kast.m; Audi- Company Wondrins*** confession. The amount. Tlie IltlU' ^raml.«on. Carles D. Lam-(.Iraee and tii-'trgi', al hinne; al>t- Wl.lit, was found under a stone Pier H'l-t. iitrcd nine months, died Maruii 1 two bruUiei-s. .Inlin and hetillis Alel-'ail- \ VMM | \VV»I in neck's 0'.pi>vation. A dou'Mi? funeiMi w,is -luld w.ifi held in IUHII estetm by a laiv I'lllllil.l'l'lirf I-.' -•''" rhur>'day after noon ut 'l.'SO o'cluoi;. circle nf friends-. Kile W»K il in llllH'i C. It. K. Arcli I I-- Mi lev. .Inim .J. Hunt of ihe Cilvary .M. nf Cluver J.eaf UuVleW. Nt'. U. l/itll'-: lilKCisoll Onto I I --,.', Wasliin^tnn PiTShytoriaii Cluirrh. •;. church had ehart:'' of the services oi* the Maeabees, and Sts. I'iiilip am ,\fxi Sutuiiiy tin- piisioi* will in-ciu-V if MV.s. AuKle and Ilev. O. 1C. Moon-, ni.-'S' Catli..;ie elnireli. The fniii'i-al TAFFETAS SERGES Hun*Tool L'rus^mjt ..; -"- • --ji in tiie moniinjr on "Th.- Master Pas niKlfi' of 'In' Moravian church had ts UcKl Saturday murning. Cuie's switch ...... I r;1,',-,, r.".:'.r slon:" in the »?vcnln?r. "A UtrllKioii •liiirse of tlu- services of Hie «ramlsnn. WOOL TRICOTINES and SUit;]vei#." The church is joining heart- vvhleh lay on the arm of its Knuul- .Mrs. Mury M Su\varisviUe IMsTils i -.»* I -•"'» ily in ihc union effort lo make a .Sun- mother until after the services, when Mrs. Mary Hayes. ;•<> old, P.OIRET TWILL ., , . day School canvass of the borough it was placed in its tittle white casket. Thursday at her bumt- in lie and ox lends si cordial invitation to Tho funeral was largely attended by lie liml lu-eii emitined In her b all persons, not now members of any both friends and relatives. The many inn- than two years, suffering fruin other fliureh or school, to unite with .IPJIMP"..- floral tributes showed tlie rmilics due t" old age . Hlie wax 1 1 lush esteem in which they were held. mir M;3mol which meets in the L-liiip - ! Relatives •ncited as pallbearers. Tlurlal ividow of Andrew .1. Hayes and every .Sunday afternoon at 2,30. Class- ,\'as made in the Ka.-uon Heights ocme- u »L Hax.eii. hciiif; a daii^hu.- es for all ages. Lery. Samuel Mettlcr. Karly in lif K- The Woman's Foreign "Missionary i< a resiileiH of llelvidere. i Hociety will mt'Ot in '.lie church par u-ee children survive; "William lor on Monday afternoon sit IS.OO ]). m W. Wilson $tuilli. laves, of Warwick. X. V.: Frank Hay»s •Values to S35. Interestui" and instructive program. HfiU'l failure caused tlie death Stit- md Mrs. Viola Kichllne. nf .[.'.elvideiv. \Vnslthi:rtuit Stiiian- Thorp was :i l:\rxQ attendiinct' nt the urU'iy morninc <>Z W. Wilson Sini.li. a imr grantk'hildrt.-n. and ntu- bnnher. I), h. & W. 11. !'•• A met'linj; of tho Christnmathoun Home IVnusytvania Railroad telegraph opcra- ohn Mettler. of Xew Yurk. She wa« I'ort C'olden .Mission Society litst Monday. lli'.s Lor at his li-mic in. PhillipsburK. Hi; t member i>f tht- l-'irst l'i-t'>:bytvn:m Pr Kiise Winter .Tohnson save iinothor of hoi was preparing lo lake a walk to "Hus- •hureh. The funeral t-crviees wen- lu.-M wpic-nilid talks which Was. greatly vn ton when sirieken. He was 4!l years Monday afterii'ion from her late home joyed by all .present. The tretisnrei iikl and a native of Stockton, but liad villi Rev. .T. De[lart Union, paslm- uf reported' th.it the society was one of li'eeu a resident uf Philipsbury ami an UK? First VJreNbyterian churcii, in —4 the first in tho Presbytery to meet pmnloy.n' of the railroad for 110 yuars. charge of tho services. liUernu-iiL was the Kt-w Kra and Pi-esbytorinl rmn Several years ;"yo he was appoiuled Kev?ral now members were enrolled. IHciiil weather observer and had furn- mad« in tlie Belvidere cemetery. GENUINE Bungalow Kv.-ry llmir un tli The society is ill :L floUrisiilllfi eoiuil- :iicil iiuerestinK slorios m the press un Mrs. FloreiH'i' W. -Ui-t/.. li; from li.r.o A, M. tion and constuntly onlsirîns it.' •outlier da.ta. Voile "Waists REED CLOTH sphere of usefulnosK in tho great woii Mrs. !''kjrenee Wagner Melx, wife of SPRING of cILusejTiin:itinp the sospel. He was at work al usual ihe. day be- -Icin-y .Met-/., nf No. II faion Square. •»re his death and expected to work died ai I'liillipt-burK Thumljiy niornini:. Saturday. He leaves a widow and a followinj,' a stroke of iiaralysis ill.- day daughter. Mrs. Irvin Huliteii. of Allen- HouseDresses l'cix-ulcs and Ginu;- own, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. (Sreen icforo. She is survived by her imniicr, These waists BLOUSES All colors, all smith af Stockton and one brother Irs. Annie 'Wayne!-: one brmhur, l-"«ir- Georgette and hauis, sizesî-1 lo st Warner, aiul Mrs. .John L. Harris, formerly s»lil sizes, all stylus. Mhiludolphiu: -Mrs. Joseph Houh, of .11 of Kaston. Crcne de Chine. "l'reiUDii; ili's. Chester' * LeQuear nf up lo §2.98 and Values to !>S.M Values to $.'i.2."> Values to S2.:>0 JOHN ERVINE'S BIG SALE Siockton. and -Mrs. Reuben Ilillpot. of Mother and Sou Die TIIKOIIUT. yve arc selling Fivmiluown. :i-I<; was a nienibpr of the Mrs. Robert l-'afian and son, .lohn un ibout to ,i\ u]» farming I will I m\ I u m ••-loci P O. S. of A., Improved Order of i-lcd Robert Kaira'n. fnrmei'ly of I'hilliiwburR. this limited n iho Carter Jfarm .Men and the Tolographer's Union. uieri last week in ILiixUHou. Tlioy for- it publn. -i Ue ly lived at :!">S Houth Main street quantity at $1.29 79c and ihe Htm, until a year .-IKO, was em- You must sue them .Joseph Kiraly. )lyod at the lnyorsol-liaml plant 95 cents. to appieciaite Don't lail to sol Only ;i limited Near Blairstown They were ill three weeks. The son is ON ROAD L.12AD1XG TO CEDAll L.A1CK, ON weph Kiraly, uf Phillipsbi rg. died your share. luiantity. of pneumonia l-'riday at the I'laston survived by a widow, who was formerly ALL SIZES their values. hospital, >o which institute he was ad- mitiod on February 29th, He WILS »7 TUESDAY, MARCH 15 :-s of age aiul besides iiis wife, if. Siva. Uvi I'ansi. Luinmencimi at 12 o'clock, rain or .shine iveil by those children, Theresa. Mrs. Levi Faust. TO yetivs old died Julia, Joseph and Lewisi also by une at rim-svlllc Tue.sday niyht fr- A very special . 5 HEAD OP, HORSES her and out; .sister Frank Kiraly eomplicatlon of ailments. She \v ill Special Sales and Mrs. Mary Hellely, both of Kaston. weeks. Me.sides- lier husband sli Gray Maiv. 10 \ ii old wiuhsl 00 pounds I n Hm-e. s\m-,old He was a member of St. .Mary's Catlu- U-aves one son, William Faust, of Jtit- group of weighs 1500 pounds Diirk Sorrel Hovsc. (I years old, \veisli« l")0l) nounds nlic church at Alpha. The funeral was ford. Smart Spring Wraps Llblit Li\ Hot ^ S irs old. weighs 1400 pounds; IJluck HHI-MP. 13 yutii-h held on Sunday afiernooh and .burial old, weighs 1'JOO iici nds. All of these- Jior.ses are souiul and work singlt. was in tlie Alpha cemetery. or doubk David Heath. and WOOL JERSEY David T-Iealh. SS. a veteran of the Mrs. Catherine Huberts. Civil AVar. died Monday at the Hold- 29 HEAD CATTLE Mrs. Catherine Koberts.. SU yours, old. ers' home at Kearney. He was ;i died Suun-day at her home, in Kiegols- nitive of Phillipsburg and was mv SPORT (MFS SUITS nil tested villo. Death wa.s from uompliwiiion; married. The. mvivest relative is a liolsUin \ nil ' \c us old ) due to her age. She had been bedfast nephew. John 'Heaih. The fiinern Fine Velour HuLstein Cows, spi-inners. Some the: greutor part of the lust two ye. •fervlcos -will be held this afternoon' Every model wilh calves by their .sides; S She leaves one daughter, Dr. Corn. Jl, ivith burial in lJhillipsl)iirfr Ci'melery. HolHteln Cnw.s. full mllkfis > lloberts who lived ut home and a son, Me was »• member of Uifayitte J'n.st, Silvei'tone and was made to sell at J-lolsU'iu Cows, winter milkeis Austin Uoberts t)£ Trentun I-'uner'il G. A. R.. of Knslon. .Jersey Cow; 5 Holsioln yearling bavins win hikl LiKsdi\ Polo Cloths. a fei' greater iteifers. All p:hesu Cows tire oC 1 WAHKEN COUNTY SCI1OOI, price than my wn Vlhul 1*K Ult An interestiiiK. meeting of the Kan"- J Ullt.1 ij -iLtVll.es WC1L lltld JtStCl •ilk' Parent-Teacher • Association wn- di\ hi Altitd Picl 1<_ it tlu J ui licld iiondiiy aftorntion. County Snpt FARM MACHINERY G. San ford was present. mounJ t Pu-»li\tui m < lunch Mi 1 Binder, Bonnie .Johnston make; Helf-rake reaper Chiimplon niiiltt l ulk CLkbi llul his 100th hnthdi\ Air. "Willinm 'Morrow of Chiimpion S-fl. cut mowing niiichir.,e, ithvosL Chami'ion teddi-i list stiittmlln.1 Deith ILSUUUI JIOIT is tbe speaker at on evening meet the cltLLts of i fill whin sc\ci il l il •• -, of the 'Indcpcn'lene.e Pfirent-Teaeb almost new; imyrnke. Champion si'atn drill, almost m v. wcic biol tn H his ben MI\ K Associa-tion, Monday. Mai-cih Ttli Be sure to see . the (lAbOI IM 1 Nt lMjb— S U 1 1 mil md ,. isolniL i iif,int nul l H li\i foi i nun of hib \i-iis and untl Mr. Morrow, in his .scholarly way, poi V Inttin iti >n il t, IM line tnîm 3 ibout tun. \m i o w ill i 1 bundivs t< [rayed the lives of our two greatest extra values be- No.l J orlliiiHl cleaner, Eannliifr mili, feed grimier, macliine belt, hay cluiidi it i in mount I oi Hit. ins American leaders, Lincoln and. Wash Brown, Blue, Tan fork wilh Kit) feel of rnyi.' and Citr; II niliiviiUirs. 1 Oliver and "1J Syra- clhUlv \iiii All J'ltl'i. itsldid on tlu ington. fore buying cuse: wecder, - spring-tooth harrows, leveling liarrow, !J OHvui pious 1 um whin hi dkil lh( fimiK is "WAGOXS—"Wide-tire wason and body, *j ntirrow-liru wiigons and si\titl\ illliiUd is it the ])ies<-nt in rev Ceaif. Cu( lor Sliiplniildcrs elsewhere. and other shades. bodies, plulfonn-.sprink waôn, currinê, rond wagon, light carringe Mi», 1 (ln^s Ihiustun his onlv d ms:h The wntfe-i* of all sliiiiliuildhm .'<-m pole, '-i sots dirl bodies, 'J bobsleds, one ill most new; sliMgh, H-seat sleigh ta SO \PUS old with whom ho m itl plmns in N(\\ "i ni huboi will be i< his homt is 4tnoiisl\ ill uid not i\ lcpd 10 per cent, nn April 1 next, u box body; - sets ice riggings ptLled tu HCOVLI md biluidu Hem' rdiiiK In :in anmuineement yoslerdii\ HARNESS—3 sets heavy team! harness, collars and bridles, '.1 sets 1 1 Ihniiatoii i gi indson 0 \IMIS old Henry C Hnntei'/ 'or :!0 sniffle huiKss sets H\iKt mus hoi si bl ml els ml - put * nox, v\ is bin H d nt I ih mount sired. :tn atlm-ney fnr the m bags the cmnpiinies. 'Thf cut. will bo Corn shcller, new: double kulder, •:! n;it«-forks and -other I'nrks and \br ill tin II !„ im in m twenty-f tfetd ib >iit II Mns ditd 1 H Moiulr nn hour fnr a forly-eiKbt-boin- wct-lt. tiriish scy'.he, r'.ijeam scales, fi 40-([uai't 'milk cans and numenitis othei mjinliir- it thL 1 iitr n Hospiul II ai'tlcli \ WH idmittnl on liidiv "MiHli^lh foi GRAIN—75 bushels of rye, 10 tons of coniears, 10 tuna hay, IS aures sin ÎI il tu itmtnt I esi ips hi-, i WashitiKlon Cchristiaii Srionco C'liurcl rye in (jroundi In is sitiWwd 1J\ two daUnhttis Subtecl: Substanct two sons Mtt Oscai Cl nstliison Golden Text: Pmverhs 3:!)/ "Honu HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ni« ^ nl md Mis ksse Llliot the Lord with all thy Subsl.:in< Sideboard, 6' dining-room chairs, extension table, U nook stovth hunn I i ml Hast mm nf \\ (>rt Poit with the llrsL-frilits of all thl nl md CWience II if, un in of Ando\ ci kitchen cupboard, kitchen cabinet, organ, bedstead. ] or i iHimbei of jenis lit w w Urnponsn p Re nlinj. Pi o\ei Us 11 Lunch;Served on the Grounds lipwsiniici dealer ind foiintih •wml IS b 1 IS 2\ Condition made known on day oE sale by td is i K tion hund on tht Ccnti i Services every Sunday morning. 11 o'clock, nil are invlled. (larden Studio Mi T, PARR, Auctioneer. TffcTTNT "R SAMUEL TVBEATTY, Clerk- Mm lAdu Slile1i J 000 TltB* v-VVVv \V\*«^VWVS> I Iijilu A Slittr S ^ jeari old ilicvsh(.us alt la -: T*tn STAH. WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, MAncn 10,1921

(Itt-eli Towrishlp In HUHMUX fniinty la.1l Thu HedMen of Ule Illix. NO M» IOl'SI': wanted tn i-i'iil. Would liiat BJh? Uasljtmrtmt full mid their ttervlcL'tt wero never paid will have a Miioker uttd.Kuelal evening Improvement);. Cinrlc C. lloweni, '10!! itlil'OItT Of Tilt: CONDITION OF for. HullH will l)i! brought to (liitl tmt tomorrow Krlilay nlKlit. All brotheih Wrst Washington avciiuf. H-II-tf Published wookly. Entered at Wash- whether tho tinviisliip or thu coiitrjic- will l)c welcome. IIAHVKST I1O.MK at Spruce Run £bc fflrst Rational 3nn\\ of You Can Have an Invisible GuesBt. Yjg ington, N. J. as second-class nwttor. up IH rt*:4pon«ihlc. chdrch. Aug. 17, 1021. ' 17-U7-tf .Itisepli .MetKRiir of Blllltig.s Montana, UClDltn V. A, Ilobortnon, Editor ana Ownor. LOCAL mid Long Instance inoviiiK ..t'vl.sidiiK I'ortlund nnd Coltiinhia virln- ind heavy tnickiuu of nil kinds. Hell Table Until Next Harvest for $10.00^ t Wadilnirton.'ln the State of New Jersey, at Lite Hy after an absence of 5-1 yearn. 1'hune 1G-1M. Hurry Miller, Oxford. Celebrated Scranton Coal Tlie Imltnm hrut ilroppcd oui of (he , 0-30-If cluio of buslnena on l\h. 2\. VJil. At tho D. U A W. n. R. Elevaten jmtato niarket, and U IH predicted they "WANTKn-Ciitth!, IIOKH, CHIVCH and There* nra in Eurojiu lod.iy ', : where longlines of:lotteHriJ Chutes, at head oC tho first right-hand will nut biliiK tnori.' than a dollar a J'IIII'JCCHM ill liIglieHt iiiarld-t prices. liclwcen 12 and U .million haffgai^'^hndran'oivMtiBS^V,^ itrcet above Hotel Windsor. huiihel for the rest uf the reason, uud Kstale Itorlor'.s I'l^^'ripfldii, AllgtiHt licvcliiuiiua, New Village. I 1. a Loan* anddincountp, are likely to he much lowt-r. They were children Liclwcen tho ;igcs or ' •thep'iic,mcaladayHHat'cpUldi To prevent moving, hlt;h rentH, u l-C-lf Inrlurtintr rnliscnunla Sept. 1. 1920. H-lllnw nt 75 cuntK a htti.lu-1 In soni" (c.tccppt tbothosMe ithowh n 1 tlcKlmMi! imiilltiiiH and worry, liny one WANTKIl-c}lii|i!i> tiinii lo work on }°*" * °* 3 and 16—children heroft oi" l)c .'provided,"; and •••this? ."' . Buckwheat $7.50 per ton rti-utInns'. durliiK the pant week. In 4) SI.173.C31 4R Pea .' 9.50 per ton <»r the^JIJ jn-operlles. that 1 Imve on farm, will pay K.,od WHKL-H. Addii-«i h AccciiUmtTB of utiiflr .IKiionts, home, comforl, ol>- . given only* ta^hc.npedieat^; Chestnut 10.7C per ton The Spring mcelliiK <»f Hie 1'm.U.v- my Ilsi for nale hi Witslihinton, prl«;':.•#••"• .,•'; STOVE WOOD school team "i-l to 2-1 yesterday after- Overland Roadster: ilr.st-eia.us condi- 3,500,01)0 or these arc do-- Prompt deliveries when requested. K. Ciirriird llltdc-braut. :i:t Kaal Church noon hi the, local Kynuinslum. St., WaHlihJKlon, ,V. j,, 'phone Illil") tion; Modiil HO Overland T.nirlm:, Ilrst- r>. b Uomls (other than U. pendent upon America for You can- have an Tnvisibl^f WASHINGTON COAL & SUPPLY CO Counterfeit lo untile' tion in. Warren county und In 1'hlillps- Notary Public, .Money lo Loan and <'liLs.s condition; IIupinobtTe Tmirlng. ponlla CO.000 IK) hui'K Ihc toiiiH have been dlHlributed Hills Colluded. U-lOtf Mrst-cla.ss coiidillon: l!ll"0 Kord. fully e tJccitrlUc* other thoti if S if next harvest for $10.;"'-• •; ^pg Coal and Lumber. principally In the vicinity of Union eimlppcd, Miirter. ele.; 'J U^lil M;INWI-!1 U. S.bonds (not Includ. .Sfptuiv. Tlie iiuartcrs arc dark In KOU SAI.I'I-V-Jln^le comb White TourliiKx: Ktiutebakr-r Toiirlim: ^ nin- Ing Htockn) uwncil un- ,i % ,,,"# .;..' •,-', ':\'3, Office nnd yard Dvlvldcro avonuo and lA'KiiQrn eftiis fur liatchhiK. "lie dollar Do you know what an under- Morris Canal; Telephone 51. color mill while the ring in Tulrly «ood trm Trucks: 1 one-and-lialf-ion Trmk. PUHIKO! rzi.'zn oo they will not pass close neritllny. for 15, J-Yed.C. Docker. Oxford. N. .1. Kowlby ft Xeiihiius, WaHiiiuglon, X. .1. y Collateral Trout nnd nourished child looks like, af- One moai a day "is all tha'tji,^ Washington, N. J. :i-10-l!tp Tho members of the Imp. O. It. -M. WANTED—Single oi- married man to. lion* Signed for not Icrni ter Tour or five years ol' stands between, these chil-^f Uuckwhcat $7.00 pur ion of KliH-svIIle are busy-preparing for the KOIt SALK—Two mediimi-sixed wo-lc work on farm near Washington. Ail- thnn ono year nor moru - pea 9.50 per ton hni-ses that arc sntiud and worth Hi *lvm:» "ItellablL-." <:are of STAR oiliee. thnnlhruo years' time Kt.iJ7.r> «! practical starvation. Chil- dron and death'. - •>:$'$* itislitutioii of Ihe new decree of 1'oea- 1 Cticiflnut 10.75 per ton lioiitiis tonlKht when SUito otlicorw will iintney asked. Itcrberl Cook, IU-II T IlackeiuiDwn, nilioInliiB the ifcilk-y TuUl bonds, securities, etc., other dren ci^ht years old have Htovc 10.75 per ton be present and the team of Ilackells- thnn U. S $8W;»»0 DD EKK , , 10.75 per Ion lown Council. No. 81, will do the degree farm. KOU SATJR—Double dwelling hi'mse not attained the normal size on SteWartsvillo IlelKlHs. Kor Urms. C. .Stnckn. other than Federal lte- Herbert Iloovor, Chairman^ tlraio .....10,75 per ton KOl: UKNT—Kiirm*«f 7.1 nerve Jinnk ntock C.IXfl 00 of a three-year-old iiuby. • Clicutnut Cok<» K'IOCI jicliool, church and erearut'iy. write M. J. Dowllnt:, 111 Annlomlnk 7. Stock of Fnlornl Kcscrvn llnnk (M) of tho European Kelief Coim-':K A class of candidates will be inltt.itcd sti-cet. K:ifl BtroiuJsbtil'K. Pa, ll-lll-titp tf.OCO W Their puny bodies have only STOVE WOOD Tuesday nisht by American Advocate A or cily or town of miiortinn bank .-ichool. G, FrcHton Smith will lie one and ottitr axil iicnm 1.570 fT A sale of live stuck,' farming tnue.h- uf tin? shiBcrH. .\*. .1.. liiix CD. ut» I-'OU SALK—Kire fixUiiBiilxhi-rtf. for panded; their chests and iuery and a Kurd car will he held hy 8. Itvilcmrtio ifmiti w!iliU.S.Trt Scud your Mibscriplion tu the •-•:;• The WashiuKlon Public Library AK- WANTKD-.Miirried man fm- iiencral home, factories and Hro depurlnu-iits: C.000 DO heads nrn undersized and un- llarvey Huffman, on his farm between mdy sells any smaller or kn'Kcr. 'X bitcrcsl c null lint tint ctillt-c llclvid.-iv and MurtMfll'H iVny, on iiociatlon will bold its postponed meet- Tarni work; house and nlhcr privlk-«-« developed. IIIK Kriday cvt-ninn. ftirulshcd. Win. L. Tlirnnas. I lack- Address K«l-ar S. Uecd, Hampton. N. —aiiproxtmatc—on Nottsiinil Hills HERBERT HOOVER i^ Tuesday, Jljircli 15. J.' 2-17-U Hcccivnlik nut jiastduc . . . ri.6S'3 2" The IVBBV Warnc Chapter or thecttslown, N". .1. :!-10-^tp SliirliKlit. l.*>dge, Nu. 112. K- of I'.. WOOD KOli KALK~I-::ther nawcd or KOU SAIÎ*:—M In. Oliver double yauK Total. t2.805.8TI LMi will have u j-peeiul alliao.ilon tonight. D. A. I'., was fciiterlaiiud Tuesday s.t- lenifun al the home or Mrs. .1. K uiisawo'l: price icasunahli>. .lohn l'ri<-e. plow, 11 In. CaKSedy double ÎIKJ pli Wasliinutoii 'Star , V There will bo one iuitlati'in. Hie can- 1 .lohn Jleere Itcvorsibe plow, sei Dc UAH1L1T1ES Of such fuel, pestilence '.\lcekei on West Washington avenue. Karnwitle; P. 0., Oxford. N. .1.. U. D. snm.ooo (H didate living given the rank of esquire. HP hiirae disic; harrows; sibovr- JJIOWS JI. Caiiltul Stock paid in . . . makes quick work. Tuber- WASHINGTON, N. J^ 'I'lic cumiuill-.-c has provided an ex ,\lrs. [•'. .1. Ij-iltlcw read an article from '.I. Kiiriiluxfu id •JU.'.OOO li( CKOCJIKTKUS on bootiss. saci|ti.-N nearly new. will si-11 cheap. Kills Tl attraction ,ru-r the business VWUIIH the "Outlook" on "How Kurope TcacliM .1 Umlivitlnl iirolltH . . . SZI.&5 culosis and typhus merely : Autcrieaiilsin." M-H list next week. These sub-,>| farm niitelihiery on the Kennedy farm, Two new meilllj-.Ts joined. The social .i'Mic Kullttnf,' illllf. C West 20tti St. feed and ralw baby chicks: hmv to fred 31. lnti;rcHt in r] difcount fiillccttrl gone. Up until now there l.'etweeii Stewiiitsvllle and LJlooin.sbiny. crcdlte.l, in mlvancu of matur "y hour was concluded wllh a lunchi-ou Xi-w Vork Cily. ::-io-::t hens to s'-'t winter e«Ks; circular * scriptions have reached .iu tliis coining Saturday. H. Kuehrer, 200 i:idert St., ftronklyti. ami not wi y.uM ii have been in these countries ; served by the hostess. .MAItUllCIJ MAN with experience de- Amount rt u-rvudfortaxcHiiccri ta..it2 « as we go to pres.s: Mr. and Mrs. Wintir Johiulon spoke sires tu wi.i-h un farm; Roiid referi-uces. X. V. ^-2-1-U't American Relief Stations, Tiiesd.ijMifLuniiion al Hie meeting ul' the CirtnliittM ' 7'1 î Address P. 0.. llox 11. Schooleys Moun- WALr* PAPKU— Kntliv new stock. IL Crrti1ii.fl c it'ckfoiilHtunditiK'. Washington Orange, Selling of personal latest sprlnj,' styles. Warren Cuiiniy SI. t'iin. N. .1. IIP •l!)t 50 experiences on UIL- African mission DIUK Store. Jenkins & Meeker, Pmp« . V. P. .Mi-Kinsuy ,M. I) $1(1.011 I KOU SAliK—lli'vnes llvt--passeiiKer Total of iu-niBi;y.w. ai S. At. Trcssli'i- :.. lleldri. llervai'ter the grange mcetilitf '.'-L'.l-tf „ II. Knyrc will he. held at night, tiiitl! next winter. e-ir: Al condition, K<»'«1 runuliiK or- O IHilMllli, JI I) HUM o.o9>:.y^ de^r. liuiuire at 40.". Crand ave KOU SAr.K—'l'Wu 'Aux-Vfi. All Weath- VI. Imliviiliinl ik'iiufils liubje^L to liny WycUolV I'.Ivr Siller, aliout to ' discontinue J.HKMWt T. K. A. KuhiTlwiii 1II.IH) | Iliiekcttstiiwn. X. .!.. M'bone IL'OX. lip er Tread. CJoudyar Cord Tires, com- chw'jhwk . . |:i wdirr: : 10.00 , farming, will sell all his live slock. plete with lubes, liuvi- been run ]cs>;S7. DivideniN untiaitl .1. K. Uryiiiu 1O.UD • 10.00 '• finwlflhu; ')!" •'iKlll-hril'l 'if ImiWX 1 ! Tl-'USDAY. Mareb IS, S p. in.. Prof. Total ilemund (lfpi,biln (other llian y than 5l() .mill?;;; will .sell at Hi;- ripiin kink deposits) Hitbjeet .Mr. :mcl Mrs. Win. ltiuwi- C. 11. Kunl .'10.00 " LTi rattle, and all his furmlng much- i WeKi-i-, uilll*ii»nist: Will Klvr- till fMter- price. 1-JckclV. Uanisu, WnsliiiiKion luUcHurvv, ItemsJJl-i. llnlisi. ."I),UI| 1B.00? iiu-ry :it public sale mi his farm ! tainm-int at 1'oi-t Murray M. K. ciiurch. Jlra. millnm Shield" •• N. X 2-21-ir Un, aii. »7 and S8 . . . . 2.10'J.Siit F.I II:UT>- Christine 10.111) i Kennedly i0.(-,»0V : I'.veen Micks schoolhouse and liliwnis- AI usle, SUIIKK. etc. Tickets l-"c and J.V. 11. 1'nstol stiviiiKH ilei>o«itn . . • -»i Till WAXTKD—Oiits and Corn. Klati Hairy COIILMI lU.nn .lohn L. h'hurtH ." I.,"),-';'?! hury. '"I Wednesday. March Ifi. l-'nr benefit or Sunday school. 1^. OlhiTliinLMleiiositw 2").-WO « prjcf- and quantity. \V. K. Unite. Cali- A.,S. ilu-.-ic r.UO . Samuel Itnmion'-.' .--... l.OO'^-.' KOU SAM-:-UhiKli- Cnnih WliiU' \rx- TotaT l (,f idi A sale of live Hluck. niiulihiery i fon. X. .f. * bjt Lunuiiis,- Clitrata- l.od Raymond Opdycltu ....- 1.00.; horn hatcbhm' IISIP, ?8.00 p'-r nV: mibjcmibjccc t tuu Itewirvr, liKUs^liold ^-1(,,i, will i,e held hy l'h IItems :JD, -W, tl untl -ili CT.-Jtl D2 A. ('. X.iicl; l't.Oli 1 selected breeders frtim exct-llent laying KOU SAM*:—Umpire mliUcr. clicap. |.;ai-j0 i-jokoi r B.oft" - Winl ••• >»•» Ihe Mi'Mrk farm, haw II. llyni..n :: DO strain. Smith & Apîr, WashliiKlnn. Have no use for il. Address "MilkciV .1. 1.. Uoyd '. n.Op ; lliirni'iiiy and I'liiMipMbuig, "'•' Ttit-H- PIERSON DENIES care STAU iilllcu. . ::.::-2t|i Totnl. .,_•_...... I2.W0.871 Wi A. U'Viii" 1..V A. UunUr ..:. l!.0(t d;.y ol iH-xl week. :s-m-tf TM. Of thu total loniiH ntnl (Jisfimrits uliowti nl A. .1. Jimvlby ^.0(1 Mrs. Mary U. TIiiMtuiiu 4.00 '• Harry !•'. Rush will si-ll his live stock, WOMAN IN MURDER TIIK I.AIUKS AID or lln- Anrln-imii KOU SALK—2d ql., Ktl i|t.. Hi (|l, milk liennioiint mi which intercut .ITI'1 dli«-ritiiit c>. I-:. .M-.i-lu'l HUH) O. L. Stryker : B|^:' : machinery and household goods mi Hie (Cuniiimvd ' )• M. I-:, chuicli will hsivi- an Kaster nip- •iiarKL-il nt rules in cxrt's* of lhnne |n-rmiltcd iiy cans at car load price:;. Save money. aw.iSiv. filti7.lipv. ^'l!it.), i;.\i-liipiviMir tinted H. A. Wimlvi'l'lini 1.(111 Clara Knipcr ...'...... ' 5.00 „„. (ii-juv farm, at Still Valley, uu Kriday, per on the eWiihiK "f .March 1!:!. If Acl cilliek. Aol!ll'jn< l.nlliM lianiillini I.IHI in-il-iy afl.-Ninun, playing IIIIVIK; with viiie, N. .[., u. D. i. • :;-;i-:up of Infanta bonl'ms and' snciiuf;:;. K""'I DliMANU, by this hunk on bond anil KLock nillni- Colin WaiidlhiH : t'lO.OU •;•;%, tin- ritii and ii'TeSSilitlitig tvpsiiiH tn ever. Mi'H. Mi-Cnnnell ber,*au to tell SATl*UHAV. Marcli P.i--Piihl|.: •."•I- t-ral. in New York City. in*>lii(lint: Lnih lnnnHinaii.! everyone nhf knew that the crime had prices paid. Call or write Mr:;. II W.ilirectly to liorrowora and (hope Uint^li it Neil hi.-; iMi-. lie enine li'-niun I lie I rain, of hiiiisi-liolil Knrids near I'nloiilowii. N. Acker;;on. S!l \\r. .[..ilinstoii St., '" '" rt .Mr. Nut;-..' t-nyn tin- .-am Mn-lid him a: been coinmllletl and the neKio w !•• ;l., b.'i;iiininu al I.;:n oVlor.k slmi-p. On« Vnrki-'jrreapon'Jenlp.ot> tlieilnleof this rrjiurl win Ki-eatly .suriH-iseil when Constal !•_• Unb ion, N. .1. S51C.O0O 00. lit was inti< rjnice. Kond a.s new; corner cui'l'o inl. -i work in ri-iist.n arrived .n ihe hou.se and arrcsi. i'liairs. nickers. l>-.rlx. couch, d^li-s. WANTKrj—tlnfiil iiiiin Stnipof Now Jersey J j d.-t.;irlmrm of Ihc !*•.?[• ed him. Had he known that Mrs. Mc- C-n'-riil Kt.nv. O. A. Co vcr .V- Hon. H "Ugh I'ulilic Lllnary has Mispeud«d, tnhli-s. bureaus, min-ors. lami-s. piilrs, Cmmlv of Wnrrcn ( Ci.miell Intendi'il to lell about (he sliriul- puns. tubs, a Int. of c:irp-l by tin? y;ird. Li'bunoii. x. ,i. I, A. H. llailf. Cashier ot tlm nliove natnet it'iupiintrlly tin- e.in;uiati"n "f l..,..ks, ini:. Piernon said Hie ollleer would not KOU KA1.K—Hmpty owing In tile searlet feVer epideinle, and nnny oibei- ai ik-ii.-.-i ton nimieniii^. in tru'u to the lj«st of mj- knf)w!'-'!c» "'H ImlinC Itavi' found him at the house. ell-jap. Croff:;' Son;;. Wii Aiiulls may borrow hooks, hut as n< tti m.-iitimi. T.-iins; eash. Mrs. Ki.ebel A. S. IIAULK. Canhlcr After 1'iersoii-s slaleinunt lo tin.'(iardner. (boiî! I,oinnri:;H!;u-iiig Un- value (if the Wool; ATTKACTIV15 I.;- destrov.d. in:«ro was :is|;cil lo repeal his state- .M'-indy Lev ^10-cu'i; im;nb:ilor, now. ment in (heir [uesrnee lie ihen il<- $ir..leader r acii-H of land, $1,73!). <'atli-lli! & SchulU Coal und LIIIIIIIL': M:-s. C. M. IJryant. there was nu Use denying Hieiii. not Washington. Hl> Bitljy Brand Tinicd, lb..: 31c ;- kiiowluc what she said. DWiOMjlNtf—7 rooms, barn and Co., Wash ing Ion. 2-20-LC l'Olt SALI'1—liJUTi-il I'lvniutllb Knek 1 Dr. V. .1. Lnlllew was Tuesday nighl piiultry houses; with live acres ol laud. lHCIIKST CASH J'KICKS pnid for hatuliinf.' i>Kfi:«. Karl Civyar. 7H Xortb • •k-ctr-d an alternate I'mm the I'hilKp:;- 1'ierson admitted that he had bi:en raw furs, beef hides, horse hides-, naif l.ine.nln avenue. :j-H)-^tp S^.rioo. hiirg lodge nr Klhs to tlie Kt'ite AHWH on intimate terms willt .\Hr.s. .MCCOIUK-II .skins, .sheep skins, tallow, wool, etc. Best Miiico Mc;it, Hi liic liij;.Co™:iiiut.s :... 15c, 18c for JI UMIK time ami thai, lie I'reiiuently NOTICK—My milk .station. 7S W. STATIO PtOAP farm—1()(> acres less tioii. than one mile IVuni WiishiiiHlon, Js.r.oil. Write tor prices mid state what you Atmore/N Mince JMcaL, |)kjr. ..I">i: IJe:;L Cocoa, lb. :....: 20b Tii" Washington I'UIJIL- I.iliriry visited her at her home mid she. cam, Slewavt Mt'cet, is now open. Thos. have to offer. We pay freight on all wiciutinn will Imliltm ad.iounie.1 m-mih- lo his. It w;n; his lirsi love affair. wishing imalitj.- nnd service should s'.v shipme-nls. Hell 'I'honu 201-L. C. ISc-sl Suuilcci Itiiishis, 111 :t()c . , ; I'ii'iHuii s:ild. me a trial. Khrl Ci'ctrar. • Ul STATK KOAH farm—UMi jitires. he.- ly nieethiK tomorrow night. The juv- Iweeu W'aHhhiKtitn and Hackt.'tl.stnwn, A. Conover & Hun, Lebanon, *.\. .1. No date foi- a hearing lor Ahs. Me- SATUUIJAY, -March SB—Ptibll.: HIIII enile side tif the lihraiy ha-, been closed •1 r Louts.and imi?!:iiicnls. $15,001), half cash. Iris a wife-:iltd two ehildreii: A posi- Ijonki from the library are In pos.se;-;- | will implicate the woman in the eiiine I! road way. Martin L. Hurdle. Auc. At. (Men Canhior. one mile ;uid a I'on as a driver or a worker on a farm. r.iuit ul" iho h'Uisi\ these bmiks wili In- iU- will be Kliul lu act. Ijiil as yet he l-'rank Snyder. Clerk. half from Central UMIroaU jiSathni .-ind .liibn r'unnukf, (.Irwit ^leadows. N*. .1. duslroyed. and ihe burrowor will be has mad'.- no iirrauKCinetits for yivinj; SATUP.IJAY, March 12—Puliilu sale village, farm uf !0:i acres, dwelling 11 tip SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR—for fine cake making, per a.s!;.-d to pay f..r HIL- cost of the liook- iier a hcarinj;. However, he added, that uf housciuild (jnods iueludiiu,' Kcnn ronitiM. iarî- barn prnutically nvw, .I'-Oli -SArJ':— Kour nibbii iiouti'l piipH, package '. •••- 49c lie lltiuks the wunuiu has been punished abundance of fruit, "best of Kprinjr: $2.01) each. CSeorge Hcult. -\lyrlc Kt., S. .1. liarttrn will sell live alnr.U and very antiiiue walnut and cherry fur almost enough up to this lime but (iocs water: ibis farm is unusually well over eanal bridge, Wasbiiiglon. :i-10-liti» nrie.hinery al jtuhik: sale on hi:; farm, nlmre. by Krank Shaw al his resident-* IIOL want her to i;ti frei- if she had a located and a real producer, well wor- KOU SALK-One dn.fl Imrsi;, one near liraffs Castk-, this coming Jlundtiy. in Ashury. N. .1. NOFIVVAY MACKEREL—New barrel just in—extra fancy/ h;ind in the death of her husband. thy o!" the attention of the man want- l-.-am m-irc.-;.-- llnlslein hcil'ers, one Over a htindretl ineniiicrs were pres- SAT UU HAY. Mareh 111—Public sale of tlie household ^>nds of the csf"" in;,' a llrsl-eliiss farm ut a trillc nvi- ["re.-ili irow. one euttili;; bo.V, one set % to 1 pound each, per lb 23c ent ai Ihe iiiceliiifT o( the Litdies' So- $.•» an acre; terms ^-=1 easli.. balance uf .lobn Cmxlor at his late resl.leiv extra heavy imc-horse iruek harness, . ial Circlu In Hie M. K. ehapcl. Monday ean remain un innrl.i;aye. 1^. IS. rsjrd- Port Colden rornl. one blut-k ttfr uiipt-r oiu- tti^r wagon at my stock farm. < veiling. A very iiuiTrsttns; proî-am sall. WaiiliLnKlcm. N. J. Ji-lO-ll" Harvey S. Cole, North .Jackson Ave.. What follows was written before liroatl street, WashliiKton. N. .1. Win. MOLASSES—Extra fancy, light color and sugary,, qt 30c was Kiven as follows: . Piano duel; Washington. N. .i. ll-llt-lilp Kroda I'pi'iKhl. IlHiMi Sklnm>r: rei'ita- Piei-suii's rcmiillation of yesterday. • ISurd. auctioneer. UATUUDAV AI-''l'l-:UN'0OX. MAVlCI-I KOK SALl-:—!'l!ilfurm spring hack tioii, Hazel Wilk'vur; iiuai-tclte, Mo.surs. A frail little woman weighing only U15TAIL 1JAKI2UV KOR SALIC—Only 12~l'ublic sale of Household woods, wagun, cheap. Charles 'Pooler, Hasten. 1). 11. LaulKurh. I. Henry, O. Temperly, 1)4 pounds, and less than live feet tall. one In live town, of 'JTiOO population: antique furniture, old style dishes and ISc Best W'liite Codfish, lb. 30c bed .spread, everything lo be. sold. Hit" Hest Pink Salmon, can S. Younn; vocal rolo, XlarKaret Van occupies a cell in the jail at Btilvklure modern e(|\lipment. including Kurd de- Hannah 13. Uoii'sul. Bloomslniry. :u:(-2l HOt:SK WANTKlJ April !. i w.iut Kippered Hernny:, can 22c Bloalorc, cacli 3c, 10c Khvi; ret-ifilion. (.Seri-rtide Cook: vneal tcilay, uccusud 'of iljehif? an accomplice livery. MnmUhitr :'»IO l-al. uf ice .'ream 1 tu lent a place in or near Washington, snlu, Mrs. ICtta Knyiiarl.; ividlns ,' in the murder uf her husband, • lrvln ;i month; three years lease'at $'20 per l-'Oli SALl'l—lIorse. .self rake and une Tumi Fish, !L;-11). can Boneless Herring, lb.;. 20c Oliver \C, walliins plow. A. \V. Ukiu. Port Colden. l'urt Murray or linnidwiy. Cladvs ii|iti>Ids. !<:? cream and ealce McConnell. month, for store, bakery, seven-ronm near Itoukport. a-a--U A pliiee with some laud preferred. Win, Red Salnion, ','j-ll). can l()c Best Imported Sardines, can..l5c Weie served by the eonimitli'e. The Arrested as the body was behiK low- OwelliiiK. burn and ice house. Price p p Kimicly dirifled tu share- with the. cred Into its last resting placu in UIL' WILL SKLL myy small truek and II. t'vpher Vouni:tiiH ;:-10-tC for all. Sl.tHJi). K ll. Birdsall.. Wiisltinfr- IK ITS lNSUUANUH or Real . Kind's UniishtiTS tlie expensr of pur- little cemetery iilbout two miles from ton. X. .1. 3-10-tf fruit farm on the Hontli of Stew T arusville. Samuel l>\ ItiuehaK. Stcw- of any kind drop a card of 'phono :illl". Kiefer Pears, large can '. .: 20c Hope, last Kritlay iiflernoon. .Mrs. Al- KOR SALIC—Two churns.and a hand il S ni • hiisin.^ a now r:tnt;i; I'r HIL- chapel vah MleConncll is relivetliiB that the art.sville, N. .1. ;!-o-::t anil Hildebi-ani will call and tw yuu. vacuum ck-ancr. .M'.rs. Levi Tice. Ox- kitchen. way of the alleged transgressor is lianl l'"OU SALI-:—At Oxford. Down Town Ollice :;:; KisL Church St.. Washington. Apricots, good quality, large .can : :18c ford, x. .1. " a-it)-2ti> Out- rni;ine and about fifteen express "Hut sin.- looks at you frankly and Section; next lo .Melhudi.st church, lawe N. .1. ' :i-IO-ir 1-*OU iNALK—Ctinopy kitchen vniiKc Peaches, good quality, large can '. i. 2Sc i-ars were pilot] up early Tuesday when uiuifruld, for she says she has been lot. houHf, electric lishUi, running WAXTI'IU—An honest. eolupi'teiH i.he Delaware L'.iekawauny and West- used one yen P. Apply 128 Must Church told to tell the tenth and slick -to .it. 1l water, «ood barn Apijly lo Ur. JUI- girl for general huusuv.-i.'-fc; .ple.Lian'. Pitted Red Cherries, can '. •;...„_ 28c ern lOxpress irain No. II was wrecked and nothing will happen to her. !io street. AVashhiBluu. lidc, 1114 Wiillace.Sl., I'liikulclphia. Pu. SLILTOIIIUHLI.SK; steady jhi.vitinn for rigln 1 1 near the Kaeloryvllle slatlnn. ll wa. - she ways that's what she is doing, and SATUUI.iAY. -March TJ—sale of ;!-u-;n PL'i'so;i. Appy at l!ie residence of I- . C. Big White Cherries, can ...... :..; ; ..32c: iviiorteil Hv.it something was wronji she knows she will be freed whon a hor;--es. callle nnd farrninK machinery FOU SALI3—300 bUHhcta Dibble 11ns- Wiliiiuus.' U and Spring lini-ilen Sts.. with Iho 'PUKIIT.' and that it left (he hearing is held, fur she says she knows on the Kennedy farm, between Stew- I'Vuiton. I'a. . 11-I0--L 1 racks t ho express ears pi tins up. The .set Seed potatoes, A Nd. 1 Nued pro- nothing uf the murder, did not plan iii-tKvllle nnd IHtmmshltry. • by Garner , 111^0 |-'OItl.) SKI)AN, all new tires: BROOMS—New lot. biggest assortment we've ever had.. Him: main trucks of the IX U & W duced l'-ii bu.shel ])cr acre lasL year on It. had nothiiik' to do with it, and she AVoolC. drop wheel, foul ai-cclerator, Klasun U. It. wei-<; ripped up tyiiif? up all tnililc Hand biittom, will deliver to either Prices run 5<>c, 65c, DOc, ?1.25. .... has ;ui abiding .fiiUJi that law and jus- MON'DAY. March M—sale of I hors'-s, bom. demountable rims, hlue rcgulaiion of the eoin]ianj\Nortli of Scraniun. I'oriland or UelaAvare. Ijridye^ l'enn.syl- tice will deal fairly with her. n t'liws and lut of nearly, new fanning vania .side :tt $1.50 per bushel, George lens mi head ligbls. Ovcrlaml Clarajic, Come in and look them over. ••"*J'-.! ; - It-.'V Horace D. Sassunun. uf lâstun. Mrs. McCi'iincll'M arrest at the grave machinery on his farm near P.raa^ T\ 1'iiiT, lniiniiKcr of. thu Kklui' Kami, I-!. Washingloii Ave. ;'.-!.H-Lflp will oltielate at the communion service of her murdered husband was the re-Cnsile. by S. .1. 1 la corn. lSnst Stnnidsinir^r, 1'u. ;!-;i-^tp WAMTKH ininii'diatcly for breciling in tlie chiipyl of , the ,M,uscoiictcnnK TUESDAY.1' March -I'l—t- of sult of a "confession" iby Fred I'terson. l-'OU IU0NT—(.iara^c. Apply Mary purposes: Three turkey hi-ns and one Valley Presbyterian chunrh. on Sunday Itorsi-s. 11 (.little, machinery and I-'m-il 1 admillU'd slayer of McConnell, in UcUeiiniei-, H .);u:leiu ihe winter in Florida. •uri.'T.xTL-^n.w, March Hi—sale uf S price $10.00 per 100; $2.0(1 for a sctling, AUCTIOXEKU—IC you uro going'to."$\ 1 fruu to so Went with Pierson next fall. WIIIJNIWUAY, tllefl. lialtility ]iroperly t io na Tdle.i* and Kutnatra. wrai>licr and , AlmiKn l.niiKoi , wiiu lately, moved tu ' ' " mtie.h; lit OKKS. Wondlawn l-'anu. Schooley.s have a sale'you, want a^nan who'Iiaa;'.v"jj Uiit airs. AH.'Conncll saya .liiat Tier- hofiiCfj. :!r« cattle aiul farming mach:u- use. uollislon. l.ir •ard ui'. •phone will please- any smoker. Williams' Unhwiiy, where lie was employed In ;• Mounliiiu. X. .1. ;!-:t-rit, hit'.! Ions experience'-as. an auctioneer;•">?•'> sou lies, that he is trying lo implicate ery; on his fariu between 1 licks school :11K"». !•". (.Jil'lnrd. .k'branl, Ageal of L'hannaey, AVasUiiiigUm, S-lD-tf '"tcel plaui expects lo return tc \Vash- i-'Oll BAL15 OU HUNT— A Kood l'our selling real estate' and personal ^f her to auvo hlmsolC, or lighten his Ito'use and Mlooinshury, by Peter SU;- A-jlna & IltinfoHl Insin-iuei- Co.. ;::; iiiKlon n« the plant has shut down. He horse farm, In nood iriillivullon. run- FOUR CION'I'S a pound will bo paid crty. "Will give all calls my" wireful^>W sentence. ning water at buildinKw: aloiiK a. <-ou- i-:-.'H Ch •eh St.. Washiuyton, N. .1. for large, clean cotton rags at the aUuiilIon, Wrile to M. T. Parr, •Blairs-v*::;%S* will move Ids' family into Mr.s. .Mnr.V' Mrs. MeConncll's 'arrest was made TIIURSDAY. Miirch 17—sale of -1 \roliKh';« house on Itolvidere avenue. horses. IT cattle, machinery and house- crele roiul. land surrounds K. Ii. sla- I'-io-ir STAU Ollice. town, N. ,T., or 'Phono to Bliti by Sheriff Hayes without the know- llon and ereaiiu-ry. K 1!. .Sletler, WANTJ'ID-iSaleNiiien for li.lMH) mile Press Omeo. ' <• '. • ;^ from which they lately moved. ledge of Prosecutor Stryker. who says liohl goods on lint Mellick farm hetw NOUTHWKSTKIIX MUTUAL Life JJrlilfjevillc, N. .J. • ;t-;)-;;t KiiiiiMiitei-d tires; snlar.v Slim per week 1*01: SALH—llftrse 'scvim years ol'l.vî Miss Uuth Muunl has taken employ- that 'her urrest serves no useful pur- Hiirinouy find Phillipsburg.. by Philip liiKiiraned Co.—llai'ry L. Kniith, War- : with extra, eiinimissiniis. Cowan Tire wcitilit loiiO.lhs., work anywhere; nisei',r4i ment at the I'nliatc.nnK hosiery mill. pose: that it makes it impossible to •Winter. ' 1)O VOL; WANT a-.se.tliiiK'.' This pen red County AHVIII, WaHliingloli, N. J. .<;•. Unbbvi- Co.: I'. O.. lids TNI l>cnl. S nne-horse Cnlumbia wafjon, ca|)tlcil.y. •'V^ The luea! lied Cross Chaptc-r has re-'use her evidence against I'lersion; and KRIIJAY, Miin-h IK—sale of :i horses. wiin hatched from UIM-CKK rose combed io-:i-tf : Chicago. 111. ;;-!.ll--.'t 2S00 lbs., new. -.licatty & Moore, Hac!t-':^j|.i. reived Jiiio'llicr e.nnlrlbutlon lo (be tiliiit if she, lunl'liceil allowed her frn»- 11 callle. farming nutchiiu'vy aiu! 1-L'dn; line dark male. J-l. .Jacobus, Kai'- WANTKH-Wheat and" rye . iu i ctlslown, N. ,'!., '.Phone -VAW. •' 2-10-tC.'-,?;® Child AVelfan-'l'-und.'MIss Helen Van dom, there is a 'strung 'possibility Unit liuliHi'linld BIHHIM nu UK- Onice farm, at rsville; Oxlord, N. J.. Ii. U li-^-^lp IOWA 1IOKSKS al. public jiuclion— fjiiantity. Adam Wandling, l'urt M Dyne who had eiiaw of Hie liiv.tnclal she "would betray herself if she had any Still Valley, by Harry K. Rush. WliAVINti— Anyone wautliiH- raj; ;;r, lu-ad M.ne carli.a.i) Iowa, horses. ray. X. .1. a- FOU SALIi—7«-acre ^nrral farni, ;^ff)4 Among them nre heavy drafters, farm :;ldi; of UKV Lafayelte (IIce Club concert connection with the .murder. There KUIDAY. March IS—sale of :: horses. carpet or nij,'.s madi: may have lht-ni 1-MII01-: TKOLLKV 'trln to l a considerable extent. Cm- Willie. Wyandollcw, prize win'niiig. Free euljilogue.. Bruuiie.r it BrumiGi nntly sltuatril R-vnl tl-ilry 'Hnin'V'''•- many people believe lhal she wius d'- ,\i:. L. Ciine, clerk. ' right oui of work. Tor the high dollar. Clinstlno, AVasliiiiKtou, N.-J; 2-10-t(' Iliuh 1-li'idKe teain,"i'i'ii;lhe .school andi- 1 tieavy laying sloek, culli-d and mated 1 ICasloii, l»{i. ll«lO-tf ; •|oriuin«l)6re, Jl:(rCh '!\H, The leaili— rcL-ily or Indirectly connected with (lie KOK SALIC—Autlerson holei |iroperly !•:. bale Opdyeke. . IMO-l. ! by cspcrl.s. Kour S. C. 11. I. Cockerels AUTO-MoniMfl OWNliRS—•Wash WAN'I'IOD—Shoals \t.al calves f«t r .toim Slovens, Mary ifeeker, UOIK.-:I murder, ••. • or S acres, good soil, fruit. IM-room TllOSM WHO OWN their own Ijoim-. very cheap. II. W. Davis, AViialiliiBUni. your ear without water. New LjCo IIOKS, chickens and fnt rilllc O T I-'ritls and l<'lorenco 'Christine, is work- Mis.' iMVConnell was arrested as shehdnwc, clc'vlj:u: lights, milk cellar; with kmtw lhal every improvement added in- N. J. ;j-3-lf Auto Kody i'ollsli will do it. Williams' Houell, Washhifflon, N.J., 'phone; 4112. ing litinl. .Tickets are now 'in Ihe wits, ktiniug on tlie arm of her ajjed running spring .wnler, ice house. Imrn, fi-jitM.'.s ••Us value :>nd .find thai bmii . • !' . 2 3 |C chicken lunisps, etc. O, .1. llowell, WANTKU—Girl or woman to assist Drug Store, Wellington, N. .1. S-l8-tE hands of Ihc students and ihe ahiinni mother, Mrs. Henry Swayzc, ol' near their linie ami ivni'nev will li:- spcn! joy- TUNING—Wonos tuul oifru™ tunnl AVayhington, N. .1, Tel. -1-U2. 'J-10-U in house work and care of three chil- AUTO THublC SBnVICR—Wo are and nubile, are cordially Invited to al- Urldgevilie. Sheriff llayc* took hi-r Hilly. So If you have u House to buii.; and repnired hi txperlpnc* tl fucto v dren, on farm 1M miles from H-ick- now fully equipped to haul freight, tend." • , ,:-" ''- - '-' to Belvidere. .where she Was arra'gnt'd. KARMnitS, Hltentlon! If you ar«) nu iilte'-uion tn make, or a pipelciss man. Arthur Taylor, • "Washington; jN; eUsiowu. .W.ust l.«e eapaitlc anil willing; movlnss, cle. At short notice. Local The Stiilo Tuberculosis Tênmie has bofore .Itmiw, Charles Maker. nhar;;cd going tii buy a farm, buy ;i good on';. furnace- to install, coiinull K W. J. .". • 2 3-1C good wages lit right party. Inquire K. and long distance movings. No job too written, thunkinp Washlngtonians for '.vlth "wilfully nnd niiilicionsly axslxl- The llulslzcr farm of 5)7 acres, between Thomas, contraetoi- and builder. OK-' ,FOR HAT.E—Two ' hay mares, -Jbn'y A. Honnldson. Ilackot:.stown, N. .1. large. Thane 21-114 or 17S, LannltiR •their rrnpon.se in the sale of tbo lied .ng In the killing of lrvln McConnell lUoomslniry and l'hiliipsburs, N. -T.. ford. N. .1. Tel. loU-l.. 11 horse, o'no'two\eii olrt colt net" ot (i . :i-3-2i]i ft ubmpher. > 10-14-tf : Cross Chrlsmian Seals. The sn:o wa.'! by telonlous assault." ' can not he lieat. "With mr without ; tenm harness. .A. R. Scully, Ijoni; Val- 111 WANTI ;n—Oil or «as tank in good in qhnmo-uf lite Will Girl Scouts. RMUIIV. rtiikf look great pains to nee stock and tools. See "\V. K. llrnwii. VOti SALK—iiOO Ijundles cornsilalkK. eoiHlltion that will hold from one to LAUGK, ])addeO Motor Vnns for long ley. N. J.. R. Tt t "* 1 Aliss Helen VanDyne, captnln of ionn that no. one confused the woman in real estate. T.loomsbury. N. .1. 2-S-tf Kiimk (!. irid.lle, Hampum, N. .1. 3-B-21 cue hundred gallons. Address l!o\ 2S:!. dlHtaueo movings. HatOH reasonable, CLBRKS, (men notntfn) o\cr 17 ••nf the -troops sent lo the Newark liwid- the iiUestkniH asUnl hei- and he a^slir- WANTMII—nirl or wonvin to help \VANTRr^:fvoin :!0 Lo 50 ueres I Ill- •!:?'.'!vHU-re.:N..!.' . *_ .;. • . . :um-3ip. yisser Bros.,. ofliee ami garage, 134 E. Postiil Itatl.aeivlce^ S1SB month E riUiirterK tho money..reiiolvcd from the eil 1,'er Unit if she told the .Irnlh it ! "" ir/St'.. ,Soniervllle,' NT J.;T"'nhonc 1 with housework. Mrs. Klmer May- able, good buiiding.s. near matadam I'XtH SALIC—l'our good heavy work f "pcrleiice Snneces^Hrs"™" For fi ec pa Mate of fi.uOO" stamps.)-- * would il>e hotter, for her. When Mrs. berry, Port Golden. ' !Mxa.ininatl^nf *i\lllo T Lep The mito trucks «f Blnirstown (own. McCnnnoU was arraigned liiefoiv him KOU SAL1-;— 1^ White Koi«k hens, cash terms, .1. II. Kitchen', 3-12 Com- W.v live sloek. On the Mcagher Varm V-A-XTMOtf—Ojinoes ..anil rowbonts. aril," (foi-mpr Cli,H ôr\l< e^rMHUln*! ship, nnd oC .-noiylilioi'intf townships, he Mtikl: "You remember what.l (n)d priao- Avinnlng slock, cheap tn- ki|iiick, nipaw Ave., Jcivoy City, N. .1. in Wii-shingtim. 1-^1. V.-miiatta. I'hone Lot. lis .linow.; .lust .whrit -you hiivu to r>:ti KrjuitaMfV^ wir, Mj»hinfftoti, T? l ; Avcro liirca^tb. Improve - the , roads ot •, '••• , • (Continued on.pace) 8.) V. Irtiyoir,..•., Mnyberry ,Bros.,. Hahn street. 1)11!. 'iUiitl-tf >-i?11.,i\nit what you want fortho satnbi i'i 3-3-3 ff /wJi-»- $&}$!%$&&&£& •• OPEN A CHARGE .ACCOUNT NOW. AND BEGIN PAYING AFTER EASTER

Extraordinary-Saturday Offerings;of;Great Importance

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A Wonderful Selection of High-Grade New The Greatest Saving Opportunities in New

For Women and Misses Are Featured In This Great Event At . We Have Presented In Many Years Are Offered In This Group

5 Handsomely Tailored of Fine All-Wool Materials — Fine Tricotines— Exquisite Ultra-Made Coat and Wrap Models — Tricotines — Silver- Smart Poiret Twill Models—New Gabardines—Fascinating New Mix- tones—Silvertip Bolivias—Polo Cloths — Bolivias — Suedines — Wool tures—Charming Twill Cords and Fine New Coverts. Velour—Normandys and Tinseltones. Smart new Tailleurs, new Box Coat Models, Eton and Blouse Effects, Included in this wonderful grouping are Smart New Cape models, New smart Sports Styles, beautiful Hand-Embroidered, Braided and Charming Wrap Styles, Sports Models, Straig-htline Models, Bugle Bead, Fringe Trim- Plain Styles, beautifully Silk lined and faultlessly tailored. med, Hand Embroidered, Braided and many other creations.

Smart All-Wool Heather-Jersey Suits at $15 Smart New Women's & Misses' Polo Coats 9.95 to $14.95

The Most Remarkable Offering of Fine

—cf rich Stone Marten, Fitch, Squirrel or Foxes, at a Special March Sale ^j pricQ, affording extraordinary saving's. 75 Plaid, Cheeked, Plaited or Plain Skirts Sacrificed. Tomorrow at $4 We Have Presented In Many Years Are Featured In This Event At • Sale of New Spring Skirts New Spring models of excellent fabrics, workmanship and styling', in plaid, ; check, plaited and plain sports models.

Fashioned in Materials of "Wonderful Quality Canton Crepes—Trico- Great Sale-of New Spring Blouses tines—New Taffetas—Georgette Crepes—Crepe de Chine and Kitten's '.Sar Satins. Special at • Ii-numerable styles, each one daringly different from the other. ,. Tight A Variety of Styles and Colors to Choose From basques, new circular starts or skirts gracefully draped, sashes, headings and rich embroideries—models so beautiful beyond words to describe. New Petticoats $3=50 Values While Tiiey Last, -- $1.29 ^ .lionise Ulysses *-.=-* =1zî=~ 11-°}S^t"0 "^'Z For Men and Young Men Specially Priced at All Colors—Siaes and Styles, Values to S3.C0 ffi 0?' 218-220 NORTHAMPTON ST., EASTON, PA. Liberty, bonds. Some of_"tho .Ijonds were Parsonage Fund Over'5500. ^ J DBJIAMESBEWJTT,^ HIGH SPOTS OF HARDING'S ADDRESS traced to *\Umphln nnd nix men nnd Tho fund for the benefit of the 'Ar We have seen a world passion spend Us fury, but we contemplate a KcpuDlic o 1f» unniTMl (l Î"tn MH 1*Tn )pf1!fl"() M P chin oh nuiwoniucc popularly -• '"--- 95, 5S DEAD for receiving «tol(-n property. kuo MI IIH tho ParHonago rund Is unshaken nnd hold our civilization socuro. Hte-tdiij MOW Ing This Tact Ite\ Clnik Having: Hvtwl 10 almost 95 Dr. MumeR •The circular 'Hlalfca. thiit the $10,000 Theie'wer6f t „ „,.,-- 'Ubrty—liberty within Hie law—nnd civilization are. Inseprrabto. notOH Were 'Isxueii bv'tlie Federal Kc IH felud to give to an Interested public lant rriday night Tn llio t&cU DeWitt, a well known iftlrcd >pnynl* Our eyes never, will be, blind lo a developing menace, our ears never deaf Herve Uiink of St. Lotiiit. They benr IJccaUHo of the holidays and a little '.inn wjm practiced for 68 jears In tlffhtcnlng of the tinien he hesituted to gjmnaslum the first since tbo-n liiirmony township,1, died Friday after- Colonial M. i:. C'hurcli NoleK. .. lo the call of civilization, :i the dlHtlnnlive letter II. and serial mini floor' liar) been completed t The J We crave friendship and harbor no hale. bei-H SIIIA lo 8II20A. tn-ge the ParsoniiKc Fund aa Htronglj defeated the Hackottatown fflrla 30 toK noon-at tho home 'of his- son-in-law, The last fiuartcrly confcr«nc,e.- wnH tv.t ut th-nl, but he wishes to nssuro all 1 Itev. Dr. •Prank U. Lynch,' 2,022 IpaHt held Friday night. All rep6rt'8 showed America, our America, can be a party i» no pcrment military alliance, who are intere-stcd In thlft worthy pro 31 Mai Ion vVndrett ) and,,rannle Tyil*a * .MVulison avenuo, Philadelphia. Ha the church to be In a' llouvlahlng .con* We want to i\o our part In making diffusive warfare HO hateful that go\ New York Kcpi-als l)ayli(;lil Law Jeet flint ho .hopes to raise the money klnson ueio tho Mars for tho homo'J would have boon OS on May 30. 'South dltion. A unanimous iitvliatlon to re- (lovernor Slillcr' has Hltftu-d the Lou team Hit two forwards making J eriimentK and people who'resort to it must prove ;he bighteoiisiies« of theh ntan-McitH liHl, which repeijls the Tor tint ptirelmHc of the paraonugc of the puintfl scored Tho vlsltom WUH , from Tirlglit'H cUncane und acute turn for the fourth year wns extended uaiisc.OL' stand :is outlaws before the bar ofl clvlllwitlon. property by April. 1i cystitis. Ho had .heen •.living in l'hlla* to the pastor. ' • , . light saving law in N'ew Yorlc. but a star center The Jioya lott 14 to 151 *^ ilelphla since November, when he wont, Sumlay-HChool Sunday morning at Tho auc-ces.4 of our popular government rests wholly upon the correct htti i provides for Irow Afoooli'j, pretatlon of tho dellbenilo, Intelllgcn;, dnpndiibl popular will of Amrica. (Inn by the various communities of MIL tlon to date $'tOS.fiI), Uf this amount tion team of Cnaton ^ ' In visit his - Non-ln-law nnd daughter, 0.30. .Lesson tllle.'"Tlic Lord's Supper." 5102.-10 IKIH ber-n vollt'ctKl In cash and with, the Intention of returning to Eus- Preaching service, at 10.30.. Junior Mankind needs a. world wide boncdlellim of uiHierstanillng. H is nccdid Htate. The nieanute was paused Thurs day Uy the Senate by a vute of 27 lors in the Firm Xational Uank'of Wash ion thin month. While standing on sermon wubject, "The Mannger." Sen- among. IndlviMiialH, among peoples. incton. HOIK, M 13 < Itnrrh ^ the front .porch; of. bin resilience in ior Hcrmon subject, "ChrlHt'n •Cent:«- We must Understand that ties of trade bind nations In closets Intimaey and -2 .Vine of the 11. Itepubllcan nf Thoughts on ThoJght is tne morn- n, Janimry he* had an attack of vcrtteu IICMM." The remaining HU-bJects in this fii-enter Xew York ca«t their lot with S*M>inff how hard he Is trying you'it In», ttniKiilp HOI mon thomo at 8t Tolin'« :iml fell, Injuring nno of his - lilpH, series of Lenton sermons will be noiio may receive except as lie gives. the DemocratH. Xot one New Yoi k IIH1;C«1 lo add yunr bit anil help the M thottist I plscnp il cbuiun m\ Huudav, which, had also been injured about Ifi "ChrisfH Knlry" and ."ChrlsL'n Vic- Our supremo tank is Uie resumption nf our omvaru\ normal way. Ileton oily Sr-nator voted for the hill, limit r werfe along. "March Ttth at 10 10 This Is tho fltth , yours n«o. An ntttick of grip follow- tory." slrucllon, readjiintmenl, restoration—all these, must follow. For $10 00 ut 7 10 tlie setmoii topic will 1)0 A. Kpworth liCague dorvice at fi.U0. ivill nonlimin tiu> tlayiiniil nuvlntx lion J)l lo (tn Dr. DeWitt WUH liorn in Harmony Topic, "Tfiy Kingdom Come." Lead- tnvjutllvoft, wt: eiilcr in In »«/ h\tlvU ut rcvt-iiKf. »'<; do-not Untc, w do iwt COY;, WI 1 M I lunlni. V Ise I no! Ui < liailfT < ipheiH i no V penny foi \otu thoitshtH' Sow a. township May 30. 1820, and was u son er, M'yrllu SpangenberK, dream of no cniumt'sl nor boast of armed prowefw. Mis Hi on of John und Catherine DeWitt. -Most The special «ervice» announced will Wo can reduce the abnormal expenditures, and we will; we can strike at H C iioline Dulloul tliot^lit a nord a deed jou leap n of his life wan Kjicnt In ttu> vicinity of begin at the evening service at 7.:iO. M M \ i miffon! 11) 00 habit a chntnitu nnd a dctiny war taxation, and we must. lliilinn i.f Dhnnr li^.'d. f i off i Sons t00 Whitvxvei (i min SOUH hr icaiif A tho houne. In which he. was horn. When Mrs. W, A Ihdc of Vienna will |ireach. l pniltibllion of divon-c ii fai 1 his wife, wiio was Rachel if. Brands, Mrs. Hide Is a line singer as well as Wo need a rlfjid anil yet sane mmy combiii •f wage again, .becau * u n nioif neetletl ib.'Hl 111' V'il.-U'Mil acl, in WnriTii S. H. Kxmillw Co mUfii died fourteen years, URO, the aged |ihy- i Ihe cpini'in of Hov. .1. I. L'oninan i Hlclan then retired, nnd spent most of er. Morvicen will be held every night invariably rcadjuh;s n)»et!. atlons, and tin; nt life will show their pnifi'SKor nl Itoslnn Colle«« his. time with his daughter. Dr. Kate during the week with the exception inseparable relationship, but we must strive for normalcy lo reach stahihu The Siindriy-Kehfif)! workers of Win THOS. DIBTRICK, M. D. DoWitt Mlesse of C4 North Fourth of Saturday night. Mrs. Hide will 'If divorces multiply at the wmn- nil i -n county ai'V" t'fimmcncing to fed 1 speak for administrative cflicieucy, for ighlcned tax burdens, for sound in the future as in the past." lit- v;u\ street, Has ton. In his early life Dr. speak at all of these services. AH arecommercial practices, fur adequate credit facililk-s. Tor sympatliL-ic coitcern f' i tin; app:il!ing-nei-d for more and bfttt i Centre Square, (over Doily's Market) DoWIlt attended the public schools ot cordially invited. il n Iti'-eling of Ih" YiwiiK .Men's C.'itli tcli-iniis training of bnih (tlilUli-4-n and Easton, Pa. Harmony 'township, und al.so hud pri- All of the services last Sunday were nil agricultural problems, for tin; (.mission of iiimvccssary liiierfereiici; df gi \ olic As.ioi;j;iti' "AHCO" Klore, and ief IIH pntve to .von that we caii save you money on your urnci'ry hills. for the, physiciun to drive miles In for prayer nnd lilhle study i» Wednes- efited. gy of Philadelphia, day evening at 7.30. M zero weather to reliovo it patient who Thr.re has been a. decrcisc in tho 'The present railroad Ki l ii livery AKCO" Sloru stands nu:in\ over your tslile oxpense—no illt>Kititnato or uiiwur- was known to be ill, when the physic- , A meeting of congregation Is called number of farm:* in Hit- countlo-s. nt be ilusigiiatcd milv as niosL serious niul ian* knew there was not much chanco for March ^0 at close of morning wor- Sn.v.ex. Moi-i-i':,, Hunti'iilnii. Wai-rer. critical." he wild. "What Hie railroads raiitcd margins—our I'l-oditcer-lo-Ctiiisimner Plan takes care of that. .1 tint one stiwill yrofil of being paid for his services. His ship -to elect an Kldur lo nuceoRrt Kl- Somerset, itergen il ai'f siifl'eriiig from at thr- incsent lime hffween tlie man who innnufr.cLtircs, mills or ^rows ami ymir.seII". life work and good nature caused him del- [•*• T. fJree.i, whose term expires. during Hie period »r .Ian. 1. -i:: urn alone a lack of Irallie. lint also t few of Hie niuny items dial are lower in nrrce (ini.tlil> ton- Cluie, the beloved olii Scotch physic- by tlie Ladles' Aid Society of the Conouncemeu- t c»f t!u> Census Unreal illl- they have not :VA >VI been able to1 ov.'i- siilt->rt>(l) at an "AHCO" Store than anywhere else. Ian hi Barrio's "Beside the IJonnla lonial Methodist church, President, agricultural cnnsiiJi for nil r The (jnuio sucwjjsfully in tin* dvyrt'* i'e- Erler Bush." He hail thousands of Mrs. M. "W. Henderson: 1st Vice Presi- named New Jersey counUes f,In ihe dollars of unpaid bills on his hooka dent. Mra. William Miller, 2nd Vice falling nff in the numhei* of farms, tho f|Utl\'M. WHAT WOULD GROCERIES RE COSTING TODAY IP IT WERE NOT FOR TIIE when he retired and did not make any Preaident, Mrs. William Clark Smith; total acreage ami the improved acre- "Ut me cite Hie ca:;e nf ihe Penn- "ASCO" STOKES 7 • . . attempt to collect them. It in also a Recording Secretary, Mrs. William age. In this isoetioii Hihisex showed a sylvania. Tlailroad: In Jumiary our coincidence thai his lust words were Hurd: Tix,-turer. Jlliw RlUcntt: AffltlHt- »ecre:iSf of Iri.m l.iJf.i) farms lo l,riO3, IKiyroll averaged $1,150,000 a day; coal. the fiitnilar chilli's prayer. "Now I layant Treasurpr, Mrs. S. C!. Vaientine. with an acreage ileere;i-;e from MI1X.311 llia.'eri.il bills, r-tc. Sfi'dl.OOli: Ihe pro-' mo down' to Sleep." the sump nSmpIo Sr. 2l\.-WJ und an impr portion of (axes $t;"i.()(jo; llxril eharges 8 E. WASHINGTON AYE. WASHINGTON, N. J. prayer that Dr. MacClure offered be- r $2i»,000. and dividends $05,000. T t fore his death in "Heside. the Bonnie Mrs. Thomas Cryriu In at Scran ton crease from II>l,l!N:i to i:in.t>l ». Hun- ruir paymenUi \v<- needed S2,l<0.OI)O a Drier Brush." iittendiiig the funeral of hci; brolhei-lu- lerdnn fann dr'erfaê was from L'.Iiu" lo day. law. 2.70S. ncreagp 244,8X5 to 2»;).ii-!7: iin- "Our iiicnmi. rnr die month :ivi-r;m"d • Besides bf-Ing a physician ho. was John L. Cryan has- taken possession Iirovcd acreage 20:t,Sd2 to lTl.yitS. Mor-$l,8fiO,0l)0 ;i day fnr srrvifc rendei'eil Rolled Oats XSfSoor Krout S*. 12M-C president of the Harmony township of the Oxford' flarage, which has been ris ra nn decrease from l.'-Mii m ami $7O,0H1 ;i rlay from tii^> inv.":;lin''iii:; Hoard of Health. Board of Kducution oy,'iied and conducted by Clyde Kinl- 'acreage iliS.OI!) tr. I'j;!,:,!)f); imp An e\cf;p lion ally low price for this nour- Parity cooked—ensly prepared. A very 1 ner for a nuinber of years, and is lo- we nwri. We were, tlien-forej taking in economical Hide dish. A bargain you should and director of the Farmers Mutual acreage from HR.ItTi" to 71,'M I. \V $I.aaO|000 a day us :i«:ilust payments of ishing breakfast cereal. Buy freely. Fire Insurance Company. He wast a cated mi Wall sheet. Mr. Crymi tnok y had 1.811 f;trm-M\y i-nr^diir woHeinif fnrePM iinivn by "Asco" Miitue Corn can Uic tor of Ihe Hart Alloglieny Avenue M. Myers, Fin. i i7i> ssri, nf wiiich 1-7.7;:^ (;ir0llD iiu-n ;il efimpurcd with last Ke|»- Porlc and Uemi» hiji can Vic K. Church, Philadelphia mid Mrs.Mrs. Willumr'Hamilton or Ilaekelts- were lprnved la id Hi' luinlH-r. In the present month wi> miiKi Horse Shoe A g\ Tender Suj.;ar Corn can 10c Fancy Norway Mabel Warner, wife of Dr. .\i. I'1. War- t»( mules; ir,,H7^ <-;ttll.-; l.^Sll (•mn was vihiltiig UM- uvi-tt-f-iul With cjirrv the nHi'ciiclimeut still furlher. siti:l SALMON lain Choice Ports can 12'/iC MACKEREL ner, of Cleveland, O.. former president her ilmmhter. Mivi. fMark Wilkinson. • «hff|> and !U1M HWine. The h:i it will be npe.eiisary to u«e t\n- ultmwl hifc can .i3Ulj of Baldwin University, Huron. O. llev. MIFM Hazel Riddle bus been appoint- were corn, afil.tfi" bushels frntn 1S.S7I) ecnimmy in'every feature of (iperatinn : I'ine Quality Tnmatui>s each 7c, 15e I'M". T,ynch an piiHlOr. uf the* Glbiidon ed Assistant Postmistress at ihe l^-l iTll'l.tb!? fiiniMlinjf of sei-viee. . fionuino Hurse Shoe brand— bi»; can 12c M. K. Church from lSS2i:tn. 18S4. Aincu-.tn succeed William Clark Smith, acres: wiienCTl77,31 S buslu-is from 11..- Choice Tomatoes mcd. can 9c Dig, fat" 2\*oi\\ i> Aii •i'A'2 acres; liny, -"..(ISO tons from -O,57!l the best red salmon packed. The body as taken to PhliilpKfourg who has returned to his position at liio Best Pink Salmon, can I2y c Cooked Corned Heel* can 15c. economical meat service for Monday and funeral Nervine;; were held Empire Steel and Iron Co. blast' fur- acres, Vivlil Agents of Bonus Hoard. 2 breakfast. in the afternoon in the Harmony M. Charles Marshal left Sunday for j Sussex County Tilt- state soldiers ami saiim-.V bonus Best Pea iieamt Hi. 7c K. Church. Burial was in the adjoin- California to assist his1 brother in In this county Ihere were l.flO.I far commission Friday named IK'ld aRp.nts, Crisco I U). can 20c ing cemetery. The church was crow- to collect data-in connection with ad- Campbell's Calif. Seeded Raisins....pkR. 28c California settling up the estate of his father, with ii valuation nf ?!i,-tfiS,ll-10. an in- PORK AND IJtiANS ded by those who gathered to pay thowho ilied several months ai?o. crease of "$l,L09,:>f»0 In ten years. Of niinisiratinn or ilislribiilinn of bonuses Fancy Evnp. Peaches Ih. 27c TUNA FISH last rtHpeets to the aged •physician. these !)!)!» wore nt>eralrd by the nwuen;, to vulerims nf llie world war. Se!c<-- can Calif. Eyan. Apricots Ih. We Ilev. H. C. Jones. 'Hie panior. Was assist- Mrs. Sophia Mreksa, wife of Harry Tlie total number of acres was 1M4.40J). tlons were made for nil but three of can lV/ c, ISc ed hy Hev. HUKII Miller, pastor of theTlrtkHji, of Mechanic street, died on nf which 'i:i«.fl-iri was improved lin-i. tho congressional districts. liicli Campliell's quality. , Hmv l.cnox Soap Ii takes l!)c • z Harmony rrosbyterliin Church. Rev. Monday evening, after ;i shnrl illness. Tln:re wei-f- •J.liSahurscH: in mules; UV veteran will roL-'-iV; $!0 for each miicb t\ti you pay? I Lifebuoy Soil)) cake Scl Try Tuna salad, it's delicious. T)r. A. II. F. Fischer, of Pheonixville, Resides- her husband fhe Is survived 10!) cattli-: 7i«l shecji -u.il '1.S2I) swine. iiifjnth in tin- servii;<* with n m:i.viiiiiini Van Camp's Souii". -I cans 2;"c I Jest Shriniprcan 20u Pa., formerly of Kaston, nnd Rev. Dr.by three small children. The funeral Th(! harvi'.sts were corn, noc.tiO'i bushels (if. $100. W. II. Ford, or Baaton gave talks on will lie hold this Thurciliiy morning. from S.S-H aen-s: nutH. lUl.-IHi busliels, • Tin- iidmiiiixtratiiin worl: II:IM been the life anil character of Dr. /DeWilt, Rev. Kdward J. "\Vhalen of nights: from 7,7tl'.t ncies; rye, rili.fiOl bushels, ilividwl by the eonmiisKion into two whose mother was mie of the found- town was greeted with a large ennsrro- from B.R.'S.Vaeivri; hav :!R,M-"1 ton:;, from e!iiKSf;:.. om.«. tlic division of applica- ers" of the Harmony M. K. Church and cation at the SI.. Rose's Rrmian,Catho- 31,9:tll acres. tions, which is headed by Colonel Win-1 "Asco" Blend Coffee "-• 29c "Victor" Bread Qiuiiiiy Loaf 8c throughout his lire he was closely lic church Monday evening, when* lie Held S. Prifp of Camdim, and th..' nth- identified with all tho activities nf tlie iireachi'd. 'Father Whfilen was former, Ilunfvriliiii ('iHiuty or-.the ilivis-'ion of claims, The bloml Hint in .nmldnj»- iviore friends Made from tho purest ingredients obtain- church. The floral tributes were nu- ly IKI«(()P of the chiircli and wlioa here In this enmity ihi'i'e wore :!.7i)ii fhrms, charge of Major Charles W. stark of than any hlend sold today. There is oni^' merous and elaborate. with :i value nf $I."i.-lli7,« 11». An iiiere-uie Trenton. able. Is it any wonder why wo say "Victor ' ho won a host oC friends. of $1.1117.7:1-1 ill ten years. OC liie.se one answer—Quality. No mailer how much is equaled lo tho host home-made you ever Charles Sliov was visiting fur the It Is the -lilan of the etimmission tc more you pay elsewhere, you cannot gel any .The Way It Louies Nov. paw( week at Xfwirlc, "J.iMH WM'I' n|ii'i-!ilfd by the owners. luive ihe divisional agents operati* thru ate? liny a loaf or two today for tomor- A Trenton writer refers lo Senator The total number nf acres was 'J:{::i!-17, tht' Inoul units'of the veteran organ!- hotter coll'ce than our delicinur. "Asco*' William It Ruttyon as tlie "best bet" K II. (Jury O|i|imislic. nf which IJlll.SOS was improved.. There nations and the chapters ol" the Vied Wend. row's breakfast. "Victor" slays fresh. fur New Jersey's next Uovernor. The In one of his periodical c-onvernations were S.05S- horses: -•it mules: -J,!)!17 CVMH. Ununs :ip])llcaiinns will 1: trouble with that hut is that there with the iiewj>p:iper men of Wai! Sireet cattle; 2.W< .sheep and lli.fll" swii ct'lved by those units and for warded does not seem to be anybody who wants on general Industrial topics, R. It. eel Is, front 30,!H!) I oats. The agents nnnied by the bonus Of course there, may be a change in Corporation, said: luishels,uihe,' 1'roin L1t,:iO, O ; , commission were: Second district, It. public .sentiment between now am' "This country is :ill right and its2U0H2U0.HH!! bushels, ffrom lO.OOIt acres; hay, I-]. Fithian of ttrldgeton: third district, 1S>:i2, when the gubernatorial primaries people arc all right. \V« should not boJiC.GOi) Ions, from :!S,.!G4 acres. Raymond P. White of New Mrunswiek 2:1 I "Asco" Blend TEAS „ 45c I cTSL will ne.v; bo held, but Senator Runyon discouraged, demomllsseil or ill-temper- Morris County. fourth district, Georgo W. Pearson of will have to kwe a lot of ground be- ed. This applies to every one. Trenton; Ill'tli district. Arthur .12. Aek- , ,K A blond to nuit every tasto. Your choice of can 15c In this county there were 1,338 farms, craley or_n|iizahoth: sixth distract, Al- pkg. 10c Oranire Pelcoc, Plain Black Mixed. Old Coun- •' ...... fore any other aspirants can hope to "I receive letters from various inti-r- 1 lwl to get within gunshot of him. With \vo- ests and from different viewpninis. wl-Lh a valuation of $I7,:t21,:tOO. An in- fred P.. Littell of Franklin Furnace; trv stvlo and India Covlon. ' ,. Q"" .'^ W . men having the equal right of snu'rawe crease of S1/J91.-2S in ten years. Of McMahoti 1 Most of thorn are coiniiiemlLitor.v uf tlie these 1,101 were-operated by the own- Seventh district, ChrisLophe The very host made. ||| ' ||| the best packed with men now, Senuloi Kunyon, wb:1ipolicy of the corporation. A very few Kearney; ninth district, Colonel Chas, came within an ace of beating out lb; ijuestion our attiud'.1. mir action nr lack ers. The total number of acres was 11, Blunt <>f p.loomlleld: tenth district. ring's 'candidate ftjr the Republican 12:t.r>00 of which 71..M-1 was improved, of action. There were Il.lHii h'l'rses; !)n mules; Win. H. TjiickniysM-, .Wwark; twi-ll'tl nomination in 1!U!1 when only the men "I think the most Iniiifntanl. problems district, Charles A. Rnoney, .rorsej voted, appear;! to have a walk-over in D.lSil eatlle; 1.4DS sheep and R.R41' Oily. prospect. The Union county man is :i before the United St:iteji nnd the world .swine. . T-he harvests wore: Corn, Itllt,- "Asco" Oleomargarine "•• 30c | "Goody" Nut Margarine ">• 25c lo-day relate to the liif-li cost u( living. l!70 lni.shels, from S,"»:1O aciros; oats, M-l.- "dry" advocate ami ho IN highly re- IJcer l)t'*'lar<*il -Medicine. Two iiure bultiM- suliF;!iiutfH ol' i-xcoiilional mot-il. '1'ry lh'.'m I'oi- {he table, coolcniK .ird all garded by the women voters through- Tiiis must, be promptly and radically 771 bushels, from IJ.2M acres; wheat. out the Slate. It was freely staled at further reduced. I", behooves all of us•!:t.70"> bushels, from ^,S"iO acres;' buy, P.et r is ;i meilic-iiie within the moan- ' kinds of paslvy. make every consiKlent effort to briiig. 10.071 Ions, from Hl.-lSfi acres. ing of Ihe I'robi'iition Kiiforecmeiil the. lime, lli'it Runyon made Mich :t re-ahniit an early return Iii a nurmal nnd Aft, just riK niueh as whiskey and markabe light for the. .gubornrjinrlsil i>?a.':ntuible .basis of liviiig. Warren and Sussex counties did notwine, and under the law physicians nomination, wilti no on^nib'.uimn ami have, any colored farmers, but there may presnt'Uio it for patients. no money, that luid the WOUI-MI been "Opprirtiinll.y fm: groat niiroess and were two in Alorris and nine in llun- permitted lo lake part iii (be iiriniarle;; prns]ii.'rity is offered in this country. This ruling was approved, by Attor- nnd wo should take advantage of i:. I turdmi. ney Clcneral l'almer as one of bis".last there would havu been imihirijj.lo ii bill ollleiai uct«, Imt. it was lost, ut the Runyon. Ami lhat is Uie wny things have groat eunlUlenr.e in Hie Incoming For Thursday, Friday, Saturday Molt timv. To be suiv. then* might Atlmiiiistratton L,et us be iialie.nl, cnii. Would I'uiiish "Siioivi-s." IX'pitrtmeitL of .lustiee. and was imt lldent, cnurageous and honest." uorinj,'. talking in one's steep, or discovered until Tuesday, when it was come a. change in the public's uUifmlc oiherwisn disliirbiiiK Ihe family and immediately sent to the Treasury for luwanl tho gifted son of Union, but neighborhood peace, utter mu- o'uiouk hi GENUINE NATIVE BEEF there la-no indication of ii.—VOxcliamr.!. Sidle ltut'ic Hf.l Sim Sulil. triinsmitlal to 'Comuiissionerôf Inter- 1 thi' morning would lie unlawful in Okla- nal Revenue Williams and Prohibition Mrs. Helen Turzowska sold a tvalhei homa and punishiihn by prescribcil pon- CoinniisKioiier Kramer. bed for $10 l:iat week to .Insoph Bala- a.lties, under a bill inlroduued in the According to Otis' interpret ill ion of Best Chuck Roast, whoiec^ : : _12%c lb i Sniiill-iMJX l'alieul Cnplured. ban, a second hand dealer in Buffalo, lower house nt the Siatt! legislatlire by the: law, boer may hi; prescribeil by a J. P. Thompson, who wa-s ill with id used tho money to buy'fond for her T. E. Heck, si" Republican. •_) 1 lei; used physician as niertiiVme. in IIiBsi- lioasls are nil I'mro Hit" Kinosl Cum I'Vcl Hwf. No neck "iicci'8. small .pox ami who eluded the Ilethle- eleven children and her husband whn Loss of breakfast is prescrihnd as* the'whatever cnuuiiily he may decide is hein health authorities last week, WHS lias been out of work for some weeks. necessary to a liatient's health. Tlie taken into custody tu New York, ac- But with the feather boil gone she had •penalty for the first offense, ivinn' wiih Rolled Brisket, Lean a mother-in:law a certain number oC interjiretation follows almost word for Lean Boneless cording to a. telegram received by City no place to sleep, excepting on theday's is the penalty for ':ho spcoml nf- word tiie ruling regarding the use of Physician Itnuch, of Bethlehem, from (loop, .so the next night she broke into 1'eiiso. with lines rangitifj from ?100 towine as medicine, which was promul- Soup Beef Pot Roast Pot Rons!; Hamburg Steak Dr. Royal S. Copeland. health com- Ralabjui'1 s place and .stole the bed. $1,000 for the third and successive nf- gated only a .few days ago. missioner of New York city. The 'ieie- She was arraigned^ before Judge 8c lb. 15c lb. 20c lb. Maul .iiia placed on ]trohiilion to payfeitses. 15c lb. gi'am stilted that Thompson had Ijocn Child Drowned in Creek, plai'-ediu a hospital in lhat city. the $10 but discharged from the ac- cusation of larceny. 'Judge Maul also Wore Overcoai 20 Years., riornard Xormand Cornish, tlie two- ,Thc "Washington IIouso, at Bethle- tiled sho could keep the bed. Invcstl- Arthur Land Secretary of the Alex- yonr-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Lean Chuck, Pot Roast, Neck Ends 10c lb. hem,, where Thompson boarded, had entnr« of the Children's Aid Society, ider Hinitli & Huns Company c:triH-t. Cornish, of near Car-pen ter \*ilh.«, WUH bijen put under quarantine. Kifiy men :inufae.'.urei'S at.Tonkers teslilied in ilrowned Thursday afternoon. The in the-employ of 11. S. Rnydor at liicli .has several times iilded the ulilld had been nllnwod to .play aiiout Thick End Standing Rib Roast v :. 22c lb. Green Pond Farms,.,Bethlehem town- Turzewska family, inld the entirl that i.' Hurroîie'N Unurt a I. Whltts Plains the yard, aiid waiulered .into a. small years ago, when Mrs. Turzewska that the! lalo Htigoin; Tynn-son well ship, where Thompson •• worked as a nvn inveutdi- wore the sinne nvercnal i.'l'L'ek which runs through tlio .prop- decorator, have been • vaccinated uy was loft a widow with two ehiklren, she erly. The mother of the little boy MILK FED COUNTRY VEAL tiiroetlon of the health physician.- The ' rried Tuiv-owskn, wlio" bad seven. for twenty years. Tyincson's nine sur- had been koophig watch and last no- chldroii.' . h viving relatives are ccnilesliiiK bis will, ' U liim a. safe illatance from the Kiiston police woi-e.askvil lo 'look for by wh'uh be left his estate.- valued at UKEAST : ISc lb. NECK .• -. 22c lb. Thompson an lie was believed lo huve : water about a half hour 'before tho :ns ' gone to that city.n: Himghl it Home in C:ilU'oniia. $Iir0,0lHi-"L\'iTwo wnmen not related tn eiiienl. The parents -made a hurried SHOULDER CHOPS 2Sc lb. Willlani A. Latilerinan. fnrmerly of HHiivh and uuickly recovered the. body SHOULDERS '22e ll>. .Ml Urjtcil to I'lant 'Vrcca. Blairstown, and who was president of Land said that lie watched the n\-er- IL not in lime lo attempt rcsusita* UIB CHOPS • : 32c lb. LOIN CHOPS ...:.:. 35c lb. irnko it. your business tills year on I ho'State Hank of Morton County at iat turn frnin black lo t;reeu durini; lion. 1 the •long years uC its service, lie adtled r before Arbor. ; Day li> sot r-tit as Mnndan, N.. .Dale, until it wan sold a 1'esidPH .the parents he has one sis- any trees as,nnssililel. \Sp.tfnuVtrees, few months ago ami merited with an- that Tynn i was stingy. r. The funeral was held Sunday ami it tres ornmntl tre's/some other bank, writes-from RIKIO Uiwk, Fancy Boneless Breakfast Bacon .25c lb. Cal.: "We purchttHed a linme out here Xn Danger from -lews. us conducted by Km*. Hush Walker. last winter before leaving for Îan- Much is beiuKV written at present pastor of Greenwich Presbyterian dan, and have been occuuviim the same about Jews anil- tln> rtfiifijnp of, world Church. Fresh .Country. Siiusane 25c lb. Frankfurt Style Sausage 25c lb. iince Novombor. Our daughter, ll'rs. :ontrol by thoih. Hut tonsidcrinft the Ordwny, and child are vlsltinpr »« "t•tact 'that Jews make less- than ono per , Hearing 1'oslpinied by Illness. Fresh Smoked Sausage 25c II). Smoked Picnic Shouldcis - ISc lb. the present time. We are on joying; a. 'cent, of the population of the world, The heating: .that was scheduled tn Willys-Knight secl:in and .the pleasant and less than three per cent, of thelake .place last Friday tit Trenton In wont her. Wo cxpeci In return lo Jlan- population' of the United fjlales, oven the action brought against the oilicialn Fresh Pork Shoulders, cut Picnic Style ...16c lb. roper hles for th( tree. Dig p dan tho first of May to spend the mini- with their known enterprise and cour- of the'Town, ol Phillipsburg hy a cltl- and wide and 1111 the holes with plitnty age, I ho danger of one per cent, con-- zt'iis' committee, represent eil hy of manure, old discarded potatoes and (luptintf ninety-nine per cent, doesn't Cliartcs 11. llnidy, was im?>tponed un- things like that,.as well as some oats seem worth worrying about.—Milford Star nnd Thrice a-Wcel: iNew York til Friday of this week at O.lti a. in., ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO • ni)d things that will 'rein in moisture, so In tho State House. . j,rco experts recommend. Worlfl, 52.75. v ._ „ ..^, ,. v'

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218-220 NORTHAMPTON ST., EASTON.PA. Libel ty l)onda Some at the bonili tvoro „. Fund Over ?f(M*» Y * DRv JAMBS BEWITT, HIGH SPOTS OF HARDING'S ABBRBSS traced to .Memphis, and six men nnd Tin fund for the benefit of tho'A Secretary one woman. In>.Mftnphis, were Indicted M K cliuich paraonage, popularly "\>t llUVt. ILLJI it \tulm (» 1MB lull t?|l(.JIU I In riiiy, JjuL »C t.Ull[t.lllplll[l. II lupuiilll for recclvItiB' utok'if prujicrty kno\n tut the iaxHonane 1'unu, m unshaken rind hold out cMlizntlon set wo The t'lrcular 'ttttiteH lluit the $10,000 stctdll> graving Thl« fnct Ilci OlmIt There were'Wp game»jOif'ijnBico«HVii Having W/6& to aImo»t-fl5*Dr'.\JaineB Ubrtj— Mixru wiihln tlie l«\—iml cMHz-itlon nrc inscpcinblo notes -were issued )«V tho Federal Ke- IH Mad to «ht tc an I in ti en ted public lnnt Friday night In thei Jocnl !flcho<)1 DcWItt, a well Known retire* /phyfll- Out eêH nt\ei will IH., blind lo n u>u loping mmuci, out ens nt\er dtiif Hvrvv Hank of Kt, Lnuls. They liear IVifiUHt of tbo bollilaja and u little gymnasium, the first since the"ne^ dun who practiced for f>8 yourn In to tltn call of <.i\ill/,ttloii. . tho distinctive letter Il.'nnd serin! niitn' tl^htmlnff of tiie times he hcnltated to floor' hui been completed The K\xl Harmony township, tiled Friday aftor- Co Iin Hi I M. K. ('I lurch NUIOH. .. tiers K1IIA to SI120A. ui-Kc the ParKonaKi' Fund an Ktiont>I> noon at the home 'oC his son-in-law, The last fiuarteiiy conference.- wna We crave frlimilHhlp and harbor no hate. an at llrjft, but he wishes to ii'BUre all dcfcutttl tho Haekettfltown fflrln 30"ti_ ttov. Dr. Prank B. Lynch,' 2,022 I3ont held Frlrtuy iiitfht. All rep61;ta Hiibwyd America, our America, can bo a, party to no pcrmont military .'illioiK-e. who are Interested in tills wortliy pio IS Marion AndrowB and ranhlfc Vf\l * Madison avenue, Philadelphia. Ho the church to be In a flourishing con- We want to. do our part. In making ofl'emdve warfare HO hateful that JIOV- New York Kciieals Daylight '«i»'- Jeet lhat he hope« to raise tin momv klnson were tho stars for tho home (iovernor Miller ban signed the Low- team Tlie two fon\arda malting mosi would have'been US on May 30. M)outh dition. A unanimous invitation; to re- ernmenls nnd people who reeort to it must prove ilic liinhtcmiKiKw! .<>f their for tin- pin-rlmso of -the jntsonapre of the polntH scored The visitorsvhftdi WIIH from Britfht'H . Ataca.qc and acute turn for the fourth year was extended cmiHf or Klatul :i« outlaws before the bar olj elvlllztttlon. nian-IJelts hill, which repeals the day.properly by April. fWKtitlH. Ho had been living In Phila- to tho pastor. ' • ',,. light saving law In New York, but a star ctnter The l»o s lost 14 to 15*.. Tho ouc«e»s of our popular government ivstx wholly upon the correct Inter- pruvideH for local option on the ques- He has raised by popular subiciip to the Young Afen'H Hiibrew AH oda*C delphia Bluer November, when he went, Sunday-school Sunday moaning at tin11 to 'lute •$508.50. Of this amount tlon team of EiBton to vlHlt hln; son-in-lnw and daUBhU'r, 0.30. Lesson title, "The Lord's Supper." pretation of the (lellberiito, IntelliôiUi depn:, we hold no nutiniiiil Hoard of Alderman. New York i*ily itrcJiuUei-s, u\* oulvrtttlii tut hpfrit of rt'Vomir, wti roblb;t!on of divorce II far pLiin foi oin tlioiiRbtf*1 IIIH wife, who was Knchcl B. Brands, Mrs. Hide, fs a. line singer aa well as more neeili'd tU'in tin- Vul.-feait aei. in died fourteen yoarw ago, the asod t»hy- it very Interesting and helpful, speak- I'crh;i|is we never shall ktww the old levciH of want- nj;alnf .iiecntisi- war Warrrii S. S. ('onimiltu Mician ttion retired, and spent moat of er. Services will he held every night Invariably readjust uoiiiijpnmtlons, irnil tlio ueeeruarles oC life will show thflr tile opinion of Itev. .1. I. Cmrit,':iti, :i l.Pifewtor at lUwUm CollcMe. Tho Sundaysehoil workers of Wai his time with his daughter. Dr. Kate during the week with tho exception inscpamblc rcliiikmxhip, but we must strive iVir nornialey to roach stability. "If (livoree.t miilliply at tln> saiu<> late THOS. DIETRICK, M. D. DeWilt .MU'HHL* of 04 North Fourth of Saturday night. Mrs. Hide will I HiK;nk for administrative ullluluiiuy. for [Khinnixl tax bindcris, ror »«miiil I'l-n county .'ii'e (•(immencilin- to fu I street, l&wton. In hi.i early life Dr. speak at all of these services. All are in liie fill lire as In tin- past," h<- ?aiv th<> omission of iniitercw-im-y iiii(.-i'fi-i-eii(-e of ^<>v- oiir A.s.'iorlntiiin of tlie <'otli'U'<- "and Enston, Pa. Iliirmony townnhip. and also hurt pri- a'lults if nnr c.mntry is to be wivi ti 11 nil." lit,Hi..I lo All of the services last Sunday were crnnicuL with biiMinoss, for :m end lo Kovi-intncnl's ex peri men t in busiticsH nnd :her>- is uwvy hulie'itinn that they :n<> from .b'romliig an nuKodiy nation, vate iiiBlniftlon, Ifo studlt.-d medicine held' In the Sunday-school room be- p for more rlllclent biisiiiess in t;nvriinicnt . idininistninon. iner.-aving fa.iler, bv |I< threo Imonths. They ,1 iiad rail if i- submit nil,- imln.sli'I.'il e< Hit rovers ii-s lo the r:unfi>i'i-]iin> iabk- in Mitchell, tin; :tnthor and Dr. Samuel arc ;L class of young lads 12 to I-I advance tlirm lo ;i scttk'mc-iit mbte,. after conlllir; and .suffering 'I'lic earlb is flvomt, the noted .surgeon of that rlty. years of age. They have an average tbirstliif,' for the cup nf (,'ood will. Tlit-ro wifrt; al*!o many otiicni who of !I2 per cent, to ilheir credit. The Today as never bel'ore, when people arc s(.'cl;hi« trade resloiiilioti and ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO ASCO have since become prominent in med-second class la the "Up Streamers" expansion, we must, adjust, our Inriff lo lite new oi-ilei-. ical circles. aged S to 10. Their average was K'; J . If I fi'll Iliat, then; is dt 1)L- sole i-esponsibililj' in tin; executive for the After hiH graduation Dr. T)«WUt lo- per cent, for the lit Sundays. Ainerieu ol' tomorrow I should .shrink from tin- burden. cated In J-Iarnioity imil his field covered Mni. l-Mward Green entertains the an men of thirty squaro miles. Many Teacher-Training clasw tonight. ULtnt'H hu W(int horsol<:ick over th« • liible, school and classes at 0.-10. jiiuuntalnoiiM country mid the hugKy ^Corning worship and sermon at Ht.ijo, RAILROAD LOSES and slclfih were fiunllliir KIRMS on tin-The C. !••;. meets in tile chapel at U.-lfp. FARM FIGURES » roada In stiunmt'i1 and winter. JIts wan jSubject 'What Is lte:il Hcligion?" K. OF FOUR COUNTIES •8260,000 A DAY known us the friend und adviser of jT. tlret'ii Is appointed leader. Mvenlng ARE YOU the rntiri! community. Was called songs and sermon at 7.30. The Rev. The Dppnrtment of Commerce, Lllir- The Pennsylvania Railroad lo:il $2(J0f- upon to n::slst in drawing wills, give Dr. Cooper of Relvidere will occupy enu of Census, Hives out the following om :t day in .l;nHiary. ' fltiaiiciiil assistance ami W.IH asked to tho pulpit morning and evening. The figures on agricultural reports'-for four That was revealed l:isi week by ting sdvanlane of llic many money-an viiijr opiinrhinilles (hat are to he liail In an "Asco" take an Interest in all tmvnslilp affairs Jr. C. K. meets each Wednesday at counties of New .leis-y Iti wliii-li Ihe (Olislia I.ec, Vi<'«'-|iresi.!<'i|l in rii.invc oi' urc? If nol, why not shirt (nday and hi'giii liuyin^ all your grocery rctitiircinenls at an us wi'll. It w;in a fr«>(|ii(>nt necun-in-e :(.J() in the chapel. Thi! social service readers or Hie HTAR are dlivetly Inn-i- Hie eastern region who spoUe liel'«.'«. iKco" Sldi'i1, mid let UM pntvc lo you (hat wt1 can save you money on your grocery hill.n. for tin? physician to drive miles In for prayer and Mlblr* study la Wednes- enled. til.- Technology Club of !.'IUIadcl|tlii:i. wvn weather to rHI«>vi' a pntleiit who day evening at 7.30. There has Imfn a. decre'ise in the '•Tin- pri'sent ntlh'oail sit uaI ion ear. Kvory "AKCO" Sioru slands utianl over your fi'lile exnensie—no illcKitinialu or mnvar- wna known to bi» ill, when the physic- A meeting of congregation Is called ntimlicr of farms in the counties, of. be designated only as innM. seri'ius and Inn* know there was not much chance for March 20 »t clnse of morning wor- Sussex, Morris, lluntfrdon. Warren critical." be said. "Wha". the railroads ulcd r.iaif'his—our Prodiiccr-Io-Coiisuiiier Plan takes care or that. .liiHt one Htuall profit of being paid foi- ills services. His ship .to elect an Klder to succeed Kl- Somerset, I'ergeii an i Uniun countk'H :ire suiVeriiiK from at the present, time Uvt'cn (lie man who inauiiruvliircs, mills or grows nn a l;u-k ol' Inilll/r. but :il tft be likened by mimy to Dr. Slue The .followin1g nlllcers were elected [cb We have liwled lielnw -,\ l"cw of (lie many items thai are lower in price, (quality con- Chi re, the beloved old Scotch physic- by the Ladies Aid Society of the Co-uouuceniPiit of tlie Census Mureaii. Tiu.- they have imt :is yet been alile to over- leroit) at an "Asco" Store Ilian anywliere i-tse. Inn in Jlanie'ft "Ueakle the ltonnlo lonial Mi-thodisl church. President. agrinulttiral census for all of the come sucff.ssfully In ih" detiree rr- P.rier Bush." ile hnd thousand;; of Mrs, R. \V. Henderson: .1st Vice Presi- named New Jersey ccuniieft siioivcd a riuirfd, WHAT WOULD ftROCKIEIRS 'Till CO.STINC TODAY IP IT WERK NOT FOR THE dollars of unpaid bills on his books dent, Mrs. William Miller. 2nd Vine failing of in the number of farms, the "Lul me cite the ca;:e of ihe Ponn- when he retired and did not make any President. Mrs. William Clark Smith; total acreage and the improved acre- sylvania Tlailrond: hi January our "ASCO" STOHKS7 attempt to collect them. It In also a Recording Secretary, Mrs. William r.go. In this .'.ention KiiriKe^ showed n payroll av(-r:ii;r-d Jl.lful.OliO :i day: coal, coincidence that his liist words were Bind; Treasurer. Miss Kllicott; Assist- (iei.'re:ise nf finm l.U-1'.t farms to l,fiO3, nia.'erial bill;;, otc.. JCiiu.u'lO; tin* pro-1 thii fumtlar rhihl's pruyi>r. "Now I lay ant TiLi.sui.-i-, Airs. S. CI. Valentine. lioi-tion of luxes ^.fnji); iixed I'liiii^ mo down to Kleop." the same simple Sr. with aii.actfiiK" dtt:i'f.i-j.' riiint ::as,3n S E. WASHINGTON AVE. WASHINGTON, N. J. prayer that Dr. .VucClui'f offered lie lo L'lt.-Mllt and an improved aereay- «lr - f^'O.ODD. and dividends $95,000. To m-et fort* his death in "Beside the Bonnie Mis. Thomas Crynn In at Seranlon crease from Kil.L'Sit to lUfi.Sli. liim- our payment;! We needed $2,180,000 a Hiier ItriiHh." attending the funeral of hei; bnilliur-in- terdmi farm decreas" was I'rorri L'.liiiT to day. law. 2,70"., acreage 244.KS:" to ii:i;l,»MT: im- "Our income for the inmith awrng'-d Res-ides licliiK a physidail he was John L. Cryan has taken jinsHeHSion proved acreage ^03,802 lo lOO.-KOS. Mor-$1,850.(1(10 a day fur sei-vie.e reudcn-'l Rolled Oats 12%c president of the Harmony township of the Oxford Oarage, which lias been ris farm cleei-ease from U-I!l to I.ICCt; ami $70,000 a day i'rom the in vest men I it SSoar Krout Hoard of Health, Hoard of Education owned and conducted by Clyde Kint- acreage 1IIS.01!) to J'JII.riUO; improved W iiu-ii. We were, lliel'efore, Uildllf? in An exceptionally low price for tin's nou Partly cooked—eusly prepared. A very and director of Hie Farmers' Mutual ner for a. number of years, and Is lo-acreage from !IS,:!7"> to 71,i!M, Warren $l,92IM0flU a. day as ayiiinst payments of economical side dish. A bargain you should Hire Insurance Company. He was a cated on Wall street. Mr. Cryan took cimn:y hnd 1.811 rnrmn in ifllO nnd $L\18(i,ooii. In other w<»rds. In January ishing breakfast cereal. Biiy freely. not miss. , member of the Warren Cnunty Medi- charge Monday. Mr. Kintner has notl.flliii hi litiV. Thf ncivnue itc-crefise we were running short more than cal Society and the LeliiKn Valley made public what lie will do in Ihe was from 1X::,!)U7 lo i7fi.S!l."i: improv.-d $2ii0,000 a.day fruin being a going con- .Medlcul Society. He was also a metn- future. aereage decrease from Ml!,;;.i7 lo J1I7,- cern, despite cuts in expenses already 1 ..no Cab! • her of neliiAVurf Iôdge Xo. f.1!, b\ and Mrs. Andrew Straimaard and son 7S-'. ; made. Hawaiian A. M\, of I'hillipshurn. He was UIHO Peter were visiting -tin; week-end a! iat Do You Pay? Paterson with her daughter, Mrs. Warren Cmmly "\\V wi. no prci«pee;s of an l!i(;rrase. PINKAPI'UC, cut io :t louder In the Iliirrnmiy Jl. K. Church III Ibis couiuy I here wen> l.fifili farms in the very near future, in the volume t«m 20t, 30c and one of the most active and earnest Oorge Sanderson. iii' trallii:. We have, therefore, hud no Itig cans, extra fancy Hu- ? on January I, 1SHI0, with a valuation "AsCo" Iflll'IiWllcat JlIiK- Do \ou like cheiiics Well, supporters of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson. Sr.. of $!l,!l7't,li70, an increase of $LI.Iir.,2"ti; choice bill to tuak<- extrusive reductions ..wuiiun slieed pincapiile. Horo'K He leaves three children. Dr. Kate Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilkinson. Jr.. iti the working Torres and all other "Asco" Syrup can hciL tho atcfiom unn\ C tl- anil daughter have returned home af- in ten years. Of these 1.0(1-1 were oper- unothci' bargain ' you should 1). MPIPP. 1oVf Huston: Mrs. Ttln Lynch, ated by liie owners. The total number wiurc'.'S of expenditure. We iiave al- not miss. "Asco" Maine Corn can i foi nij— it i special jii ice wife "f H' Hi-. 1'iaiik IS. Lynch. Das- ter sjicnding four mouths at Port of acres was l7r..Sii5, of wiiicli 1-7.711- re.mly ••ut* mir WMi-kitijr fnvrm ihnvu by tor or tin' Kast Aili'Khi'iiy Avi'iniP M. Myers. Kin. (11 (urn men at (•-mipareil with last Pi-p- 1'ork am! 'leans liij; can Mrs. William Hamilton of Ilacketts- wei'e inipi-oved lain! there were r,.l!::ii Tender Snâr Corn can 1 mc\ Nor\va\ F.. Church. Pltllndi'lphlii and lira. horses; i)-l muli>s; ir.,H71i raltl.-; l,l!S0 U-mbr-r. hi tile present inniV.li we itiil.^1 r Horse Shoe Mabel Warner, wife of Dr. M. 1-'. War- town was visiting (he week-nid with sheep iind 9,124 swiin-. The harves-.ts e.nrrv the retnmehnient slill fnrtlier, JII .:! SALMON Choice Peas can V ner, of Cleveland. O., former president her ilauyhtfr. Mrsi. Clark Wilkinson. MAC KEKEL were eorn, 0S1.1S7 bushels from IS'.K"!! it will he necessary to us1 e the iilimwl biK tan Kine Quality Tomirloi's • of Baldwin University, I'.crea. O. l\ov. Mis-'s Hazel Riddle luts been appoint- acres; ofits. a27.Rfi3 biiKbelsfrom M.r.Uf, economy in every featun of operalion each 7c, l't T>r. I.yneh an pastor of the Glemlon ed Assistant Pnstmistress at Ihe Ine-.j acres; wlienfr 177.313 bu.-hels fi-om 11.- iili(V.lllv fU-ilishilig of-Service, . fienuine Hor.so Shoo brand— m'Kcan M. R. Church from lSSUsto. 1SR4. oilice-to succeed William Clark Smith, •142 acres; liny. L»3,fi39 tons from 20,r>7il the best rod .salmon packed. Chuicu Tomatoes met!, can Big, fat 2\utu i\ An The body as taken to Phillip.sfoiirff who has returned to bis position at the Cooked Corntti- Ueei' van economical mcit SCIVICG foi Empire Steel and Iron Co. blast'fur- acres- Fiflil Agents of Hnnn.s lioard. IJest Pink Salmon, can ]2'/jC Monday and funeral seniors were held Sussex Cnunty 1 Ilest Pea iJeaas \U. In cakfjsf in the afternoon In the Harmony M. nace. The tft-'Uc wildters fiuti wiiioi ^' bonus K. Church. IJurinl was In the adjoin- Charles Marshal left Sunday for In this county there were 1,503 farms commission Friday named field agents, Criscii 1 II). can Campbell's CabT. XevAvti Ral«ins....pkff. 28c • California inn coniotL'ry. The church was oruw- California, to iiwsIsL his brother in with :i valuation or $!i.4fiS.IM0. an in- to colk-t-t data-in connei.'ilon with ail- I'OIiK AND BEANS deil by those who fititljered to pay the settling up the estate of bis father, crease of "$1.109.SiiiO in ten years. Of inlniMLiiitlon of illstriliiitloii of linmiHet; Fancy Kvap. IVaclics 11). 2Vc TUNA FISH last rcHpeels to the a«od physician. who died several mouths ago. ^ thi'.se 935 were, operated by Ihe owner::. to veterans of ihe world war. Si'Iec can CiiHI'. Kvap. Apricots Ih. !(r»c Jtev. H. C. .rmie.s. ;be njislni-, was n.-.si.sl- Mrs-. Sophia I'.reksa. wife of Harry The lol;.i niimlj.T of acres was LM4.-U)!!.. lions were made for all hut three of Campbell's fjiiuliLy. •. How:Lcno:; Soap "> cal'rs 19c can 12'/, c, ISc ed by Rev. Tlunh Miller, pastor of the P.reksa. of Mechanic street, died on of which i:ti;,!)-ir> was improved i-iml. the congressional dlstriutp. ' Kueh 8 aiai.-s; iye( "»;i,'il)l btisliel:!, divided by the eommlsrilcn into \.wn whoso tnolher was one of the. found- town was uiwUd with a hum- run.nri- I'rom :i,s;i:"'ai:r«s; hay SS.S.'.t t.-ms, from elas.'.vs. O.'K-. the division r.f a]>plica- 1 ers of the Harmony II. K. Church and gallon at the St. Rose's Unman Catho- 31.1)39 acres. tions. whieb is headed by Colonel Wiii- "Asco" Blend Cofice >»• 29c "Victor" Bread .u.h! ,'i.,r 8c throughout his life he was closely lic church Monday rvenint,'. where he llelil S. Price of Catmlen, and the nlh- lluuferdnii ('iiimly Made from liie purest ingredients obtain- identified with all the activities of tin; nreached. Father Whalen was former- r I'lMhi- iilvIHon nf claims, which is in The blond tbat is .making inure IViends church. The floral tributes were nu- ly paster of tho church and when here lu liiirt cniiuiy iliere weiv 2.7!).t fhi-ins. charge of Major Charles AV. Klark of than any blend sold today. There in <>n'v' able. Is it any wonder why we .say "Victoi ' merous and elaborate. he won a IiosL of friends. with a value ol'$1".,-127..S1II. An ineivise Trenton. one answer—Quality. No matter bow much is otiu.iled to tlie host home-made you ever Charles Skov was visiting for the ol" $-1.0.|7.W'l in ten years. OC these It is the -plan of the eununission tn more you pay elsewhere, you uunnot j;-ot any :i :1 or wo 0( :i 1or Tlit1 Way It Looks N'ow. piial week at Newark. L',l)t:t were operated by ihe owners. have the Uivisional ayents • 45c will nor; bo bold, but Senator Hunyon discouraged, demoralized or ill-temjior- Morris County. fourth district, G;orgo W. Pearson of A btcttd to suit cvovy taste. Your choice of will have to lo.se a lot of ground be- eil. This applies to every one. Trenton: fifth district, Arthur .15, Aek- can 15c fore any other aspirants enn hope in In this county there were 1.333 farms, orsley of BlizalioUi; sixth distract. Al- pUg. 10c Orange Pekoe, Plain Black Mixed, Old Conn "I receive letters from various inter- with a valuation of. $17,321,300. An in- try style ;utd India Ceylon. Quality equaled to JM within gunshot of him. With wo- ests and from different viewpoints. freil R. Llttell of Franklin Furnace; the best packed. men having tho equal riff tit of suffrage Most itf them are commendatory nf the crease of $l/Ji)l.'J2S in ton years. Of- "eventh district, Christopher McShilion. The very host made. with men now, Senator JUiuyon, wh:i policy of the corporation. A very few these 1,101 were operated by the own- Kearney; ninth distriet, Colonel Chas. cjnne within an ace of bealiiiK out. 11 if- question our altludi-, our actinn or lack ers. The Lola! number of acres was R. Blunt of Rloomlleld: tenth dislriel. riiiK's -eiindidate fgr ihu Republican of action. 123.500 iif which 71.814 was improved. Win. II.- Uiekmyor. NwvnrU": twelfth nOmliKi'tinn in 1 !».lH when only the men There were 3.:ilii Horses; 95 mules; dislrict. diaries A. Rotiney, .ferst-y voted, appears to have a walli-over in "I think the most Important problems Il.lfi'J cattle; 1.403 sheep and si.S-ll' CMy. prospect. The Union county man is a before the United States and the world swine. The harvests were: Coin. :tl>l,- "Asco" Oleomargarine ">• 30c | "Goody" Nut Margarine ">• 25c "dry"* advocate and lie is highly re- to-day relate to the hinti cost of living. 1179 bushels, from S.S30 acres; oats, 144.- This must be promptly and radically 771 bushels, from fi.214 acres; wheat. x IJCIT. Oi'J'liireil .Medicine. Two pure IIIIIIIT siilKliliil.'s. ol' cxecplioiuil nu-ri(. Try tlii-m for I ho Inlilo, cookini; anil all garded by the women voters through- P.eei- is- :i medicine within liie mean- kinds oT paslry. out liie State. It wa.-J freely tslaleil r.l further reduced. I', behooves all (if us 43.79S bushels, from 2,S"tO acres; bay. to mriU't- every con.sisleni effort to bring. l!),071 Inns, front ll!,4Sr. acres. ing of tl:u Prohi'tition Knforeemeiil the time that Rtmyon made ûcb a rr- about an early return tn a normal ami Act, just as much as whiskey ami markabe light for the Kit tier irjtnrlsil r:>a;uuiabk' basis of living. Warren and Sussex counties did not wine, and under the law .physicians noininalion, with no urcanhiaii have any colored farmers, but there may prescribe it for patients. no money, that had the wotn- n ami "Opportunity for great .success and were two in Morris and nine in llun- permitted to laku p:irl ill Hie iir prosperlly is offered in this eounli-y, 'I'iUs ruling was approved by Attor- been and wo should take advanlage nf i:. I tertlnn. ney (.ienernl Palmer as one of his' last. there wiuild have lieeii imlliiotf lo il bit! • ollicial iictH, luil il was Io:ic cuts.. 12V2C ltediU'ltcm Small-jiox I'alieui Ciiplured. Ijan, a second hand dealer, in .IluffaIf»; lower house-of the. Siuto legislature by the law, boor may bu prescribed by a J. P. Thompson, who VVHK ill with and used the money to buy food for her T. lOJIieclc,'. a.' Republican. . licensed physician as medii\hio> in 'HK'SM. KIKISIK are cnl Irom Ilii" I'ini'.'il Corn Foil Hwl No nick' sniall |iox and who ehided tbe nethle- eleven children and her husband who Loss of breakfast is prescribed as (ho whatever quantity he may decide is hein. health auihnrities last wee!;, was has been out of work for some weeks. •penalty for the first offense, iving wiib necessary to a patient's health. The taken into custody hi New York, ac- Hut with the feather bed gone she luul a molher-in-iaw a certain number of interpretation follows almost word for Lean • Boneless Rolled liiiskel Lean cording to a. telegram received by City no place to sleep _ excepting on the day's is the penalty for -Aw second of- word the ruling regarding the use of Physician Ranch, of Celhlehem, from floor, so the next night she broke into fense, with fines ranging from $100 to wine as medicine which was promul- Soup Beef Pot Roast Pot; Roast Hamburg Steak Or. Royul S. Copoiand, heallli com- Ualaban's place and stole thu bed. $1,001) for the third and successive of- gated only a few days ago. inlssioncr of New York city. The lele- She was arraigned before Judge fenses. 8c lb. 15c Ib. 15c Ib. 20c lb. gram stated that Thompson had been Maul and placed on probation to pay placed in a hospital in that city. the $10 but discharged from the ac- Child Drowned in Creek. cusation of larceny. Judge Maul also Wore. Overcoal 20 Years., Bernard Xormand Cornish, the two- .ThO-AVntililnKton House, at lietble- Arthur Ijtind Secretary of tlie Alex- year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Lean Chuck, Pot Roast, Neck Ends ...lOclb. hem, wlicre Thompson boarded, had ruled she could keep the bed. Investi- gators of the Children's Aid Society, ander Smith & Sons Company c;irpi-t Cornish, of near Carpeiitcrville, was been put under quarantine. Pi fly men inaitiifao'.urers at Vonkers .testiiled in drowned Thursday arternonn. The in the employ of n. K. Snyder at whii;h -lias- several times aided the Thick End Standing- Rib Roast...... 22c Ib. Turssewska family, tnld the court that the iiurrog-ue's Court at WbiUs i'lains child had been nllnwed to .play a.bnul Green Pond Farms, llethlehein town- that Hie late Kugene Tymesnn well the yard, and wandered .into a small ship, where Thompson • worked as a two years ago, when Mrs. TurKCWska was left a widow with iwo children, she known inventor wore llu- same oven-nal eivek .which runs through the prop- decorator, have •boon- vaccinated ~>y for twenty years. Tymosim's nine sur- erly. The mother of llu> HUle boy direction of tho health physician. The married TiirzewKka, who luul seven MILK FED COUNTRY VEAL cliidrcn. viving relatives are'eoutesting bis will, had been keening watch and last no- ICaston police wore-/aslfed to look for by which lie left his estate., valued at ticed him a sai'e distance from the BKEAST ISc li). NECK .22c !l>. Thompson HH be wan believed Io have $2fO,000, to two women not related to water about a half, hour before tho ac- gone to tlint eity. ;,,. Itouglii a Home in C:iUi'ni-ni:t. him. cident. The parents made a hurried SHOULWKRS ^22c II). SHOULDER CHOPS 28c lb. "William A. Lnutermim, formerly of search and quickly recovered the body AU'Urfwil to rianl'Trcfis. , Blnirslown, and who was president of Land said that ho watched 1hi> over- iltut not in linn? lo attempt resusita- MB CHOI'S .... :!2c II). LOIN CHOPS Y>L 11). Make. It your business lhi,s year" on tho'Slnte Rank oC Morton County at e.oal turn from black lo green during tlon. Muudan, N. Dak., unlit it was sold a the 1im£ years of its service, lie added or before Arbor. Day to, sot out as that Tynieson was stingy. llesides the parents he has one sis- many trees na,possible!. Set; nut trees, few months ago and 'meryed with an- ter. The funeral was held Sunday nnd Fancy Boneless Breakfast Bacon .25c lb. fruit trees or ornamental trees some- other bank, writes • from lOagle Itoek, was conducted by Rev. Hugh Walker, where. .Past generations used to make Cal.: "We purchased a home out here No Danger from .lews. pastor of Oroenwich Pre.sihyte.iinn It a business of setting oiit trees. Pas- last winter- before leaving for Man Much is being written at present Church. Frankfurt Style Sausage 2r)C lb. sing generations seem to have-neglect- dim, and have been occupying the.sniiK about .Tows and- the danger oC .world Ficsh Counlij Sausage 2">c II). ed this work. -Trees will nrow on wasli since November. Our daughter. M; s control by them. Hut considering tin. Smoked Picnic Shoulders 18c !b. land not generally cultivated, such as Ordway, and child are visiting us at fact 'Ihat .Tews make less than one pei Hearing Postponed by Illness Fiesh Smoked Sau=ai>e 21c Ih. hilly places, on the Oirnv Tho mis-the present time. We are enjoying a cont/'of tho population of, the world, The hearing that was scheduled to lake same people make is in not digging Willys-Knight sedan and the pleasant and less lhan three • per cent, of tin take .place last Friday at Trenton in proper holes for the trees. Diy deep weather. We expei:! Io return to Man- population of the United fSUilew, even the action brought against the oiliciiils Fresh Pork Shoulders, cut Picnic Style 16c lb. mil wiilf and fill the holes with plenty dan the first oC.Alay to sneml the siun- with their known enterprise and com of tho'Town, of rhiUipsburs by a citi- of manure, old discarded potatoes and ittflr months. igiv the dangnr of one per cent, con- zens' committee, ,-roprese.npcaru In tlioHOcolumii!i. Othcr» nnd poultry fixtures by 8. C. Stellc, Hew ittiti Mi'ii. .1. K. \Va.'t1i:ib:tUBli went SOON WILL BE LAW A. Plcraon, Auc., M. L. Rush, Clerk. nro charged GO cents for each Jnoer- alontr tho road between .Wanblnston Monday to Phllaiielphln to visit Mrs. {Continued from Page 1 MARRIAGES tlon. TUESDAY, MARCH IB—Adjourned nnd finwidu-ay. M: A, Plor«on. auc. PERSONAL MENTION Wiuilinbnugh'H brother, William Curry, In view uf cxluting flicumataticcs, to PA11.M STOCIv, MACHINKHY AND sale by Harvey Hoffman, on IIIH farm, at tlio University of IVimsylvnnln Hos- TUESDAY, MARCH 22—Public wile pans It and itrovld. _ o Ihf people of rural between Holvldcre and HartsollV Kerry. pital., llu was Injured while acting :in HOUSEHOLD GOODS. of live «tock and fnrmliitc ImpIemfntM sections the liol! protection so sreat- M. A. rierson, auc. mi Instructor un an uvWllon Held lr by John AI. Rush on the Inslcy farm i=Sf WEEK'S Record of the * 1-juv.vtT-lCrviu ly desired. THUnSDAY. MAR. 10—nt hlarcsl- W13DNRSDAY, March 1C—On my Texas tlio lasl year of tho war. hi: near Straw Church.on the road l«ul- A lu'lntod unitouiu-t'tut'iit IN mad of Sueh a .yyntcni has worked with ex- farm between Hicks School HOUHP nnd •*r^~-Movements of People culiur bane, several ribs and other boiuv dpnemllo'case knowt onf anIlrldftevill the Hewite Statiot fnrmn one Ins from Phlllln.shurs to StowartHvltl". llu- imu'i'iiiKi' of a iioimlitr younx t'eltent and wholly satisfactory ri'HUlta Uloomsbury by Peter H. Sljrlcr. JI. A. ti?[ti(T fractured ineludlnc « fractured M. A. Plorson, auc, E. R CHne, 'clerk. U'i i »hl up ion eouiiliv Mittirlce K, l*iw- In IV'nupylvanla and .N'ew York and '.Incoli Crcager. C. It. Hpyt, nuc. rierson, auc, M. IJ. Tttiflh, clerk. You Know. Local Events rlfihl li'K. U'fl elbow, iinsv antl scvi'i-a' TIIUIISD'AY, MAliciriO—ily'FrimU WBDNI2SDAY, March 23—On tho yvr. ami Alias .li>nnlt> .Miller Ervln. should have bt-en vstablishwl In Xcw teeth. Apn:in>ntly recovering, hi- was iJciim on tho Emma Sharp farm at THURSDAY, March 17—On thcM.'l- WUlnor farm about 1% mllea Kant of Briefly Chronicled :: :: " iliiUKtiti'i* of Mi-y. Ma -May Krvhi, wi-i-i- Jersey lonj; SIKO, lie wild llu? hibor or- PleiLsant Grove. V. T. Ulrd, Auc, 13. llek farm between Harmony ntid'T'hll-' nuttzvllle by:E. M. Shoemaker. M. A. murriiil IVli. ^S lv. IWovw .Me- itaniz-Uiunt; are wrun;; in the conten- Ii. Clayton, Clerk. lltmbtu'S by nilllu Wlntcra. M. A. -Plcninh. Aue.,"R if. CUno, Clerk: Ni'cly, ai ilif |Kit'KunuKv of tht* KltXii* tion that uue>'i a force could he JI nniit. ii pan of lust weel: .„.„. .11.111- Klllliliy H vlsilhlK hel vruthr''tttfinlwc, also uttucUvt} Die hill PhlillpHburtf to ninomHlitiry. • M. A. MI soua In Hinmilyn and Union Hill SATU11DAY, M"arch 12—On tlio Sniepta. by Win. nanRhart.* M. A. Picr- •lallves here. Vanllorii-Kiniii'y. u|nm practleally the same f;rninnL^, the PierHon, auc 31. TJ. Rush, clerk, • M..\ Dani-l (iil.lis of Snniervtlle mil Kennedy farm between SlewartHvllio son, auc, K. F. CHne, clerk. Mr. anil Mis. John nia.li intenained Married on Saturday afternoon l»y tit rone probahility that the police force FRIDAY, March 18—On the Frac I In town on htisiiiesK 'I'uesday. would lie used for t.hc intimidation of and Itloomsbury by Gainer Woolf. Jf. i'cr Sunday, their \-»n Ncvi-'an V.iac'K. llfv. Ira C. Ale.N'uliy <;( the M. K. Mrs. Charles Cvphers Is eiitertalniiK ehuVt'lt, Alls.-) Coin Kiniu-y. eldest labor. He also onjeeted upon the ml hill \vil> of Hampton. lt(r ninth"!-. .Mrs. linssell MiCI-n> o (liliU'tiUT of Air. and Mrs. Umsel J. score of heavy, eort. Involving nn an- Mr. K. C. Stclie. lias l>:eii MiendiiiK Chest..:-. Klnney and Frank K. Van Horn, son neal outlay of more than $:&oo,OUO with iveral days In llalton. I'a. He will 1 Mr. IMward lSiimw.y, of juhnKliiirK. nf ML , and Airs. (i;irrett A. Van Horn thy taxpayers already under heavy love his family lo that plaee nbon; N. .!.. uns a weik-i'.id ylle:it at tin "• II Tiny w.-ve atundt-.l by Air btmU:iK fer road mid otlier larse tpro- li- Hint nf Mull. h e ..f his sister. Mis. .l.'tni Va and Mrs. Irvin IVnniw. Mr. atnl Airs. jects of enormous outlay. 'Always Something New" Mr. John lloillne, who was oliliu.'il t .ati I Kirn will liw on his father's "I a:n from one of the rural eotin- i;Ivc up his slll'lies . til KM.-i-"i:u.-i- I Mr. lt:»ynn>tiil is ill :it Iii.- i.nlir I" till- f I'mid Hiv.t with symptom.- " PI fnrm lieni- Hope. lles. but \\v penple of that enmity do ll.\-iS Cullej-'e, Tn'Otoii ill mil want this law." lipon this isstif, IIMKO sulKieal ireatmen hi'" ii.mi^'iu ""Mr.'.ni.l Mrs. Widar "llfisi" r enhl IhilYiuau-Xiirtim. smtarely stsite.l. Warren eounty elect- hospital, lias retinneil n ed t'-te only DcmoiTiitli- Senator and '" | ui,,..,! I:i« 1-Yi.lay. Air d .Mis. Kn" Mrs. Hunt' Morton of lia<-i{ettslnwn, 1 Coles' Corner. d-rmerly uf \s.-y.x Valli-y. was married A srmhlyninn in tin last election. .Mr. anil Mrs. Joseph I.1 iilIHK of Ni-W ! EV.lim-. -f All; l\ Wll has I'ec Samnlay niirht to I"rank Huffman ui The bill is Intruded lo create a state Village sp-m Sunday' with Mr, »i C,.:t. I!!., who also 1iv< d in Loni; ne.Hce department, with two tnmp.- Mrs', Uterihen Lamiing. ;•-! tile -\inen an Store f> i-pilUM-ri st v. ill tal:e : Viilley :it uiu. time. Tin- ivri'iwmy under a superintendent, naim-d t'.y tlie Mr. Utitii-fL Sklnnci' nf C'nhiin'iit n IllntllllX Vi 1,1 lie lniil llK mM We, . It N |J Wtis p«Tf«»r:iu-d at Hie lintiw of Mr. CtiviM'nf!!' for :i term of IH'e years at a A. Few Specials iveiiilty siicm Sunday wiili hi.-. :itn K i-'tuv of S*. OtHl. It iiivcw the troop- i tlKIt *li e will then a .v|n. ar.oliit and Alls. Thomas 1,. .tuliiisoji of Sh:ni Mrs*, .lame.-. I.. Wandllni;. wtr< el. I lackettslown. Thin is tin i :i $l.i;i"J pt"/ \vnr and rei|tiires the LET Alii;. Arthur Sandys Iris Irerii ill f 1 in First Class Merchandise Air. lliKl Ml -- I-'i<'yd W. !••";; filter- lirlileV third niari-IiiKc and the hvitK- !'i]i.-;-;it:i mil :it and deputy, capta'ns severa•ml iit:iy.t > al Her honie mi Line., Kttioni'tt y«oiinil. They will live ui a:;*i 1AM:.;- nan is to have served two TAYLOR , lained over Hi.* \v-i-k-(-ml Mrs. K-t-Vi 1 hunif [ St«.M-.,n ii.' Moitn: IL.vlly. iind .Miv. (Jenoa. where Mv. HotYtnan; runs n *•• sirs in iin' I'.-.iU :! Slntes army with DO ' AhT'iJrace !M.TO;I Is 111 at lit. i rank no1, i ••.'.•-•;• llian lii'ittfiiant. The SIGNAL SHIRTS—Mechanics, $1.85; i I'MI". I l.'uyd C. Sfwart uf Trentnn. 1 of Mr. ::i!'l Mrs. William Uii[Ht i i Airs. Kdwai'd Iliunrm-r and d:niKli!er. JIII i-;;:-: !•„•» an appropriation of ?!HHi,- YOUR ,-,. Railroad, $2.50; Coldell. (MMt. .f Hiii-lf.'Usi f IMliway, linvi' Well visititn; Uw fn;- rinUel'lon-.ialiiisiiu. TAILORING 1 .... hmuf of Air. and Airs. A. 11. SIGNAL OVERALLS, $2.00. ; ,,t Miss Ai M-r'h :.I.-t. !-. Mr: . li"l»Tt l/tnnlilK. The Mrs. M-trry Stnm- is riK-isdiiif.' n'tm •fill* Of •1 IM.i i>m:iii .loluisnn. at Alilford. Was ihc svo inn* in New Ymk eiiy. Wh<>! I MURDERERTAKEN SWEET ORR OVERALLS, $2.00. WI'OliM pivlty wt-iMin^ Saiunlay noon, i .1 IUIUI- ,111.1 .Mis. .I. I. I). K'.-iliy l'ctun-.- their il:ui!*hU'i\ Ili'U-n Kli/.ilu-th, in-- NEAR HAINESBURG d Sundiy rs-niii ii trip lo I.ouisinna. ;!n- ln-iiU* «n" Cyrus K. I'inkiT- SILK HOSE—L:\dios' $2.50, $2.75 iif lu-r Kiviiv.lna Mr. ii 1 .lost-p!i i:<-i(llrni ii A!- , i.inl .\lr>. Hi iijaiuin liyinan. whn ton. son of Air. and A!r>\ .1. T. 1'ink- l-'votn the STAU'W <-onvspondent. j value. $1.50; Men's $1.50 value, 90c Hips ;-vr- 1M>..I» sM.-nilinw lin- wiiin-r in Ui oru;n. of l.itlU' York. Tlu> n-romony Airs. \VUII:IIII ;it IIM herli t horit!n with llaiuesburi; was thrown into e.\cite- f tn town M'nidity. was inTi'ut-nu-il hy lti-v. Clark S. Sha- ent .Monday w'.ien a ne^ru, who had ; ENGINEER and Fireman Hose—3 .•mill, • :nn TlKHclier wliti li;is li-ci Clieirv Hired. Mis. for. of Washington, nasiur of tho An- urdt'tvd his supposed, wife at I-Iusi j Mr ar.d M'-.i. ".!. K. llunl and el i"i1-|iiuiim(iiu^ at the honi'. ilt-rson Al. H. O!iur--h. The hvnt man pairs for 65c. ,;i v.-:tn anyor, wns earituiiil and arrested I of Pliiliipsimm wen- sur-sls |a>i r her HHI at MurrlHtnwn, is Howly Im- was Kny Johnson. hrothcr "f tin- •a;- there. The two men who run lh<- j djiy nf the foi-mei's sister. 11 . . -i: lirid,-. and tln< l.'.-Mi'.vmai.l was Miî Standard- OH auto from lielvideiv in- ARROW SHIRTS—the lai-gest as- W. MIU.-i'. Tlu-y \wri' tuTuiniiiiii. . . . Lin :d Aliss Kl!i I'll will Anna l'inl;i-rion. sister of tlu- hrMi- formed Constable .1. \'- Ut ek tlii'.l they j Mrs. Miller's mini M-v. Han-i.-t iit-l- |il 1 sortment in lliis section and prices Ir and Siiinrdny in N A had met a nejii-o just out ol town 1-oy. of Xcw Village. walking fa«t toward Walnut Valley. that cannot lie beat. .Mr. Cii'k S iih. in Okl!ilmm:i. u nu..d city. MN* Su...n Youiip. of Mnn-istown.. li A pc.-'se was artiit-d with revolver:; and If you wash the color out tho cheapest. sinner, W.IH the jutes; din-in!; tin- p:i>;i the K'-v. mill Alr> NEW "DRY"*BILL lirind-t-uff.s and made ehnse. Week nf Mr:;. Cornelius Vourhees '11111 isiting her pa They passed him near Walnut Val- shirt, we ffive you a new cue. Win. DiMLniiT. . II. Vomit;. PASSES LEGISLATURE Air. ami Airs. lard Cnh-matt IKIVI ley where he hail stepped off ihe mad Mr. and Mrs. .lo.-vph Cihie liavi. is- •*. Wllll-ur. .\lowdt-: lorn few minutes. Me then prneeedrd * We liave several other hai'Kains in the Mi- o'elnek n.'.vl ( 'I'h ISi-v. Aiiihv iMVSi- .Ie tirst saiil lie was from Kaston : hi th:' lair and then tiny asked him if lie wi-mfi I Thursday cvuin^. i tmv" X. V-. i-: \i.;i •e iir was 1» fa:-.' ; d, -il A!b-n. from I::LUKI-I» he .-aid "yes. I jim tl ' I .mil lii-r nf tin- .'. Mrs. Au.-,. H. T. II. .iVi i\: V.':f '-a!k<1 "- At- loo inj: lit- lantic City Satur.hy by tli" M-riims ilt- Van .\v!-*;' v • UIU il is j sii-nltiy all -i r<-bed but weapons were foun SHOES! SHOES! iioss he (i:iv S .SUITS for Spri.tlf. is llu: liost word nn the t.lu'ee i-oni|mni(ni bills, inakinf,' him I'.iek Slioius :';i Hie. Klore m tli'ii, are unnvali'sunni nl't^r an i!ln..-.s:; ke. and "(h eilti'i lailillK'lU Arehie Ailc'pli Pattei>un from tho Iciulinn- c'ollnnK liousts'. in tlio Wini'iW I'liKlbl.- to wrvliv tin annul ami of sfvoral d;iy« with uTip. All Ui- i er.is and the I .K vrai-s Olil. of N- r!;. He i I'nuntry. Our lini> of Taylor tailoring af- Mr.-i. .U'Miiiv Kan1 lut;; n-sinisctl linmr lietii juries anr. Air. IJ-i. •s" uianv frieiui;: ai'« b;.-en bsi-.irdini," for Jilioul lluvc \vi-el:^ 'Mr. and Mr:<. William Tfrri!-.:;iy aii. o K"t- him fact in the very near future. and In- liad l;een vorUiutr for the Con- We me now laKiiijV orders for shoes \n 'he store at nil jiKUhi. ami liopi >v of Hie i>:uph:itle ohj onteftainim: tiii'ir nU>\v Voik. ,...... dairy inu-rests of the Formmiy priccil ,lt Sn.8.1 to S1D.00. . Mrs. Ch-.n-l-:; IVndior spnu ww.l Senator Kunyun withdrew for further lie said the woman was not hif IOastor. 4 wif->. and be wi's sorry he kill, tl her. days last w.-rM; wiih Raston friends. Mr. T. W west of town., spvnt ideration and' anu-udnient Ills liil p-irt ol' Uu- littiiUJ ihe use of a certain per but be had a reason. •Mr. Joiib Wimdruff has iieon a Mif- i<;e of vegetable iats in the maun Several jiersous bad seen -the ne^ro l't-i-L'i- I'rRiii a jfri|i attack at hi:; Wi-st | •. Ko ihro»j;h town at a fast pace, li.ut Stewart sirt'cL hnmo. j ., ;;ii:r.l Kulimlay ii t'aefinv ef k-c> eri'iim. which 1I:K! a! Kas;o id'y pi^st'd tin- Senate :.i:i- Wj<-1«. didn't knuw anytbiiif; about the niur- ?,!r. ii»a Mrs- >!»n-it Ijiwyt-r haw " I'lie House having in. i.o..i!y f.illcv: rotunit'd I'fnm -i v:r-i\i\\n$ ti'iii tu N"\v- A fllrlhility SuriiriM'. Ihe yenal" preecil.-i.t of PTINHSIIK Uf bud left, town ihe ti ifplione rani; from nrl: anil aiv ivt"Ulli.i,- willi tin- la't-r^ 1 When i-iliioe Kohvrtrum in conipanv illiv-nili l'ultlii. L'lllity ' " Hoillaml and Slat.-Conl. Pa., making islyter. -Airs. Vwliiiiin I louver, nn VV.u- L-IO inteivst ...,v _... him. Tln-y ha-t him FLOYD with Airs, liciii'i-lrou aivuptfd an in C vinor's man's iivftuio. ' by that tlnie and word was 'plumed formal invitation to spoad last -Moiv no uteri! l.;t;vi.-nio :ilv;:ird's Mr. and Mvs. liaymr.ncl TI. Cnimm.v. day cvonins :it th'1 honi;; of Mi1, ami c three back, that they had him. Then .1. C. Washington, N. J. 1 1 (lE IvL-ypOVt, ^,'. J.. IV.'.VC I" ' !! IVflMll Aifii. K. V\\ Ail-.-ii.--i-. li« ncv^ SUE Xtlnrnpr of Kasinn a:i.l f'hhf nf T'n. E. Washington Ave. vis-'ityiv :tt ill- Imtno of ilu> btu-r's p.ir- invernor I-'iot-L-y of naiiROr wr-ri; soon on ]ieoti?d that lie was the gnat. Arnv- lt is un od that onts, Mr. anrl airs. John UiHdloman. un in" at his i»ort of f-nll, tlie "wind wns= 1 forni-i- somif. They had followed eliw.. d upupoo n srsick (u rilalin^ton. wlir-re he ba>; Grand'avoiiue. taken completely out of liis sails" liy James- A. HainHl of .I.-i • -. i'i.,iiio- Mr. C. C. How-M-s. who \K\S hffii ho revelation that lie was iho :;m-s Marry Haeba- it the l>. U ft \\\ I:. Ii. lirliliit- 1 . .i»d lormer .Mnyni- and came into .b-rst-y. II,- walked ex- spendine thi winu-r niuaih.'i in i-'Iortda. if iii'iicr at a company of Iru-ntls i ..r Ailan-Lle City. writes tUnt In? crcnoctM tn he in Wa.sh- •atlu'iTd in honor of his birthday, 'tin tradition and was taken to Portland of his wlM-lirii-ii,, iiiKion. I). C. tin- lT.th uf March ami 'illlor. however, soon rose to llu* <>•'• in jo Ihr' S.-n- Constable I.IL-CI; and then turn-'d iivenior I-M rds will return Iiiinif sevoral ilayt) latrr, •uKlon and th- .-v.-nSn-.' went nsli' of Ceoi^-e I... er 10 the Pennsylvania aulliorities lb-' iinniinatin d taken to Kaston jail. ml Miss Mary IJononue is cnti'i-iaininK .nerrily. Cards ami munic were en- Ulirlon ".f MHdl.-s M'.-\ 'APtort, K. Miss Daisv U>o nf l*nion Hill. jovt-d and Mr. llobei-t.-on was preKiMit- L. Doughty reap Misa .\(;n-y W'cUcr. ol" Muntclnir. war. >d with minU'foiiH yifts appropi-iiite tu 1- l.'UU^[Ll> Ki wuiiMK,^., ... C. ^..,. Near the Del- a wet'k-ond visitor at her hoaio Iu-n\ ,is yoiuii. Klcfrant refreshments wen pcintnu-nl to the Stale Highway Com- TWO HURT'S^ served Incluillng a lar?e birllulay cake nil.îon. 129-131 Miss Kranw;; Hayes tipenl Sunday in MOTORS COLLIDE aware Bridfie New Y"'-k ciiy. Abandonment for the present si>.=- Northampton Mj\ and Mrs. Louis ZaaiiHli .'liK-r- Hume Missionary .MeL'tin-j,'. fii< 11 of the bill 10 abolish fraternities Easton t.diH;d at tiK'ir lumu- nw Sini.V.iy. Air. Mrs. C. M. Williams assisted i.y nnd s'.milar organizations from t.*iv mis were injuivJ Sun- vh.'U the Chevrolet Iflir- Street Charles Mi /.a nC K.isi IJanunr. nnd Mr. M'rs. C. M. W. IMV ^nterLailieil In puljlie sehoolK of the - stale was an- neum-cd by Air. Iiati-r. who intrn- «e Dairymnlc of I.Sraln- Frcdenol: Krjink of Newark. Wumaii's l-'ureimi Missionary MOv-lvtv UK car of .le 1 duced the measure in tile llous.-. The l-'ssex lonrinu; ear 0 M.rs. .Tnlm Vox was calHil u> Ka-t ol1 thy M. 15. Church at tllo Connor1.1- •nls. and an rUrnudslnn-K Tucîlny by ilu- illness of bill was opptiin-d by i)u]iils. p-.M-ticularly •d by !•:. .loin Wild'.ifk rif Harketis- . . ml those of hii;h seluiols, lUrou.nhout the in collision ,-ibnui a mil lii'r nifcf. Miss Vnincf.s Sclnu-niiLinn. J vn w.-re lr ANNOUNCE THEIR Tho thirty tive IIK- . tnU', P.oili ears were Imilly dfitn Mv. !«'DX was in Struiidrilnirti i-.vi-r Sun- , a spk-tKllil W Nil llo]).'. • r and viv tow.-d in Mope. Th !\l'r. unil Mrs. iiavii MltflicU mid IS SPRING WITH is driven 'hy Knmklin l:ur "Oinvanl Ciiristian riuldlers" was stinj, if llrainerdri aml'tiie ICss.-x by Mi Complete Showing of Spring and Easter children t>f P.Joyinlield are sjicndiiu: ilti- in o|U'!nniv. Mrs. Howard l-'riUs i*nv liridtur 1 1 ttvi-k al ihf home, oi Mi , and Mv-«. W. a Seri]ittnv Uwullnj- and .Mrs. Witiiat US ONCE MORE? ildrick-ri . rolet laehini' w.'i-i' .l.-s: Kiniianiau ami .\lr.s. C. \V. (.isiiiu nff .-iv, nil Slivinit ih Mr. .1. rt. l).ivlilnnn retuni-1 yi ilryin la ...... 1- Wuvtl. \'Aw:\' Suits, Coats and Wraps ml who i-ar day from Providenei.-, 11. 1-. wlif work from Hi-- u-xt I11.uk- :ih-.vm nd on, NYl.-on Djilrymp n.' 1 ii 1 tn, has been iittondln« il»' l^:!rd a ulini; i :ehhie wen- Air. ;n mutiny of Uio Royal An.-li AlaMime Mrs. CCtu S'IISM. Mr Airs. Wildriek, of Mai-keitstiAvn. Ah Blouses, Dresses, Furs, Skirts I.y >, u-ill ii< ^•1! ; ill I 1 ftr l I.x was on the, ri^lu side nf ihe at Pleasingly Moderate Prices. m Miss Mnllli? Su-vker. "f P.ro:iklyn. has ment of the. thirty dollar fee to llu (I has been inccrascil hy other road am! was runniitK at from 2~> to ?.O been visiting "U the hunie of her hro- . . . iuiiary auck'ty, lo mtiku flocks*, ami the birds appear to have miles pe:1 hour. Tlvo driver of th> iher, C. L. Stryker, Mrs. Hannah (jroif, one ut its mos. wintered well and are fat and sing a? Clievrolei ear did not see the Rsst-x ap- WE CORDIALLY WELCOME YOU . Mr. Clark rihafcr pro-aoli'-d at lii» workers for many years u pi-r- merrily as of old. ;;hinK 'ur.iil il wan aliout 1"i feet Union Christian cluircli al Milfonl h.si member of ihe Woman's Home The pussy willows arc out in yood- y. In order to avoid a collision to a most delightful display of the new fash- fiunday. . .is;ioi::iry Socieiy. A solo was plea- sized blosoms and even the harsl.v ihe Chevrolet machine w:is turn'.'d to Air. and Mrs.,P.. K. Metzler and son. ingly -suns by Mrs. Willurd Allege!', spring (lowers are be.yinnlni; to show ibe Icfi aljout tin' same time that t'no ions for Easter and Spring 1921. H'irohl. and -Mr. and Airs. F-arnest T«l- k-e cream" and ciikv was served. growth. The caterpillars .that liavt l^ssex also turned to tho left, and boih l)i-rl of Somaln»rur Awiivdod C(im)iensation. great variety of styles l!ut ihc best sign that spring ii whiles 1'rom the law birthday t-ala ngton. Philip Oulick of Oxford asainst the hero is tills. I'^rmtTs have uetual!> with cnndleK burning, in the et-ut'-e. Mr. :mii M.rs, ^T. Welch, of Wash- Empire Steel & Iron Co. was at Pbil- hegun to plow. As far as is known a H sprays of smilax irailed to the e(Ks-s- nsjion and Albert Colt-man of We llpsbur Friday awarde" d' $1* 2" a weel'• $19.50, $25, $35 to $85 :'ortal wei'e visitors of Mr. and Mi1 this lime the pri/.e goes to John L siii'l were held in place with single, whiiy . period of 200 weeks. Guliek MXVIX Colcnian Suntlay. Smith of Chaiif-<'\vatcr-Mampton vicini SERGES, TRICOTINES, WOOL JERSEY, TWEEDS daisif-s. Cames and music added la thr was injured while in a mine of the Mrs. 11. M. Star If or eiHertaan-d Mr-. ty. l?i? sttites ihat the ground was ii even'inji'K enjoyme.nt. Tin? younn bosi defendant company when a iiunntlty the predominating materials. John Dereamer, Mrs, Major and Mrs. line order and the soil did not appoa of iron fell on him. • wn.s tlu* roei|iient of a pair of handsome to have suffered any by tho open win NO CHARGE FOIt ALTERATIONS. . Amanda Hummer oi Wiish.nutosi lasi s The ease oC Thomas Parsons ol Kold miff links and a joke gift of a •riiursiiuy. ter. >" sotlan car. Phillipsburg against Stanley llowcll oi 1 Mrs. Waller Wycltoff nnd family oi ICaston. I'a.. was settled upon pay Airs.-I '. H. AHi'iiian, who since the Stcimens).jurf; were Suiulay visitors «i .lOHNSONItLKfi.' •ticm of S-JOO to the plaintiff, who was- birth of her child in, Eli-îbeth two his parents. Mr. ami Mrs. \V. 11. Wyr- Palm Sunday, March 20, will he njured hi IL fall from a s.-affold. Mow weeks aô. lias been sorinusly ill. i.« kolf. su'rlnjf in" Sunday at the M. K. irtl Alpnugh of Annamlalo. who was reported to }j? improving at this time. Church for the class of probationers, employed :by Clrorge W. Morgan, was1 Charming Dresses •Mr, Oscar .lelTt-ry. who lias been siif- I'ort Coldcn-CIiatmcwiiicr Clmrclich. anrl for others who wislv to unite wilh i-ed ten per cent, "f dis'ihllity of ' fcriiif? for snvorsil days fi-(>m a bilious Thir. Sunday. March Kith, at Change, the church. •Ighl arm and an extra twenty per • attack is somewhiit better no\i. water the llcv. .I..I0. WaKhaban^h. 0( Owlnff to the almost imn"eS'»i'tf> rnn. (\ilL. for injurlcvf. $12 a wdelt ,for of Taffeta and Mr. \\\\\\:\m AibriKbt. of Hamplon, Wiishini;tou M. I-:. Church, will preach dit ion of our. unnavod, sidewalks .wenty weeks. :r spent from [Saturday until Mnmlay with ami administer the s.icral rite of com prayer meeting was posiponed tn<- Tho eawe of Mrs. Amy Suiton Satin at i\U.ss".leniiie Axrord, at' her homo or munion at :t p. m. Itisi wov\i iind.wiiH held lii^' night rainst the UOiigh Valley . Kailroad Carlton avenue. In the inornini; at Ihe Poi-t Culilon with Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Ward. Company, to recover damages for the, Dainty, youthful styles, expressing- the spirit ,-M"r. and .Mr:'. Newman lilaek, of :. 13. Church the Uev. Grant Yt-r M"r. and Mrs. Unwell Hamilton wort* death of her husband, was ritacontinu- Hampton, :irp vlsuLuK liis parents. Air. ury will preach on the peculiar tonic visiting their daughter.. Mrs. Merle ed, announcement having been made of Spring iii all its beauty and splendor. and Mrs. .lohn P.lack. of "Who Ls Mi-V" Alitoine, at Park' Summit, Pa. that the. widow was1 recently awarded ChiirU'K Lewis was given n surprise ; :Mrs. Guiii-He Hnyt lias been ill with $10,000. . on uttnok of jn-lp iluriny the pa«i wrelt. si'il nrfley City. Wove \.v,i-U-^.id. yn-. KJH. . cxiin OK'TIIANKS. Slock, hnlttcmcnla, Jilc, Rrhal«lal in a host of styles and materials. 1 received In a message which decla/ei T, Mrs.' OcorRO lie,iilife's parent- *. Mr. an Wo wish to puhlicly thank all thr that "thin Is no time for • th'' orcctloi lo 'Fake. 1'Utvc W'JOJK i'Mrs. Joseph McCp.ilK'ny friends and neighbors who sô kindly here of high tvailo harriers" and tha. '•,lyatr-Chirles Knsb, (if liocihoven avc- aRKisled us, during the. Illness and af- the moafiiro "would not furnish in The following Is a Mat or public sal •j'Wiv i>5 tit'With ™rip nnd brut irouV- ter tho death of wire and mother; also any;, fuibfitnnlial . degree the-.rcli $10.00 to $95.00 K I tli:it will t.-ikf; pliico in thin spftlion ilut tWI" G inUnbîe, *r 11 t" thiv. singers and. those .who sent floral sought hy the .producers of most illBlllo COIlliliE n-cukn.. FI1I313fllDM \x«eolv-cnd at A thin 1 t whore hi tributes: the sr&ple . commodities which CATION is given when posters udver i »1 STEWART, STOUT and Family, covers lip IX t lu the fnmllt Altci uniting -' Pirn during ultUh Mm. Miller Mhyberry, Mlw BlaivehafS f/M In tiad feivin up all hope or Pen and Alden Perry are al (l cor"-—* *** News Gleanings of Interest at ..j? hit mono J>nl( J*ouls "\tarkn it wl to their homea with grftJ. • * lowand.i lutHiiieHH man, lint) received u d .Mm John IJ. HIIVITOO1 w Dr. H. S. Funk.Wrecovering i Long and Short Range litter eoiitnlnliiK $30 fro[n n man who In purl ot tlui houxe with III a severe attack of fcronchttUr. Spring borrowed $10 from him (in ft nutc a ItH, Mr. nnd MrM. St. V. Savercool, Do not forget the donee on March (iiiiirier of a century ng<». The man, tlits Hiirhlif. Jtttymond lk-rtholf will nmv tivliiK In a small Maryland town. move from tho SuVfi-cool houne to part 17 at Community Club rooms. Music VincentVinnt.. Hall of Hard wick wan quite if (he Smith houxo that Frank Kill by Port Murruy orcheKlra,* which needs that the J1I0 wiiii Tor Inli-re badldly .huhrt l<*ehFb . 24 whilhile chOiipltlhl K your cooperation an well M youp con- CJI3NKICAI, NKWS NOTKS. I'Vbruary I!8 UK- Duiix'.mi j.uVW d a Murks hi'pl 110 nml returned the J d IxiUKht. MIH. W. M. Hull will move in- Footwear 11 ownril Fellows of IjyoiiH, X. Y., on-rescue. The Alurlette was Met mi tire. on the LliJu-imuil wood to llif oilier imrt of this IKIUMO. tribution. mid the cancelled note. (he Vans farm, When n tret; glnrcrJiiK student at tho UulvenHlty ot Two litnubt'il pairs of Ijimbert >1IIIH moved Into Munsfk'ld Baptist Church—"Pure Michigan, was 12000 richer thrnuKli CIIH- Mexico -will l.r dixtribiiU'd by thu ment has been made that j " " protruding llmh utruek Mr. Hill lli the subject on Sunday Ihc- Motion I'k'tmv l'layn :ind 1'layers. «••• Hie head rcmlorlnt,' him nnw»nwioun morning. 'Evening subject, "The Birds yR FASHION lias de- covi-ry (if two $|»U0 diamonds In a pair I'i-nnsylvuniiL Came Coml.KNlon In the Hn fii-ovc of kill earrings tlmt 1IL> offcrod an Ana vicinity of KjiMtou (IIIH month. -l*>0 hie., a million dollar roipon.tlon. had ! f'»r » time, lie Is mill eonltnod In IIIH !•:. .!. lliilT will linvi' n public* sale ur tho Air." Mls» Elizabeth Sonoway J-^ creed Strap Pumps for nil till tM have :dw) been KWVU out andPlireha.sed J'axiiiowi Inn and Ihut wilh- •""•)•'• will lend tho Young People's metlnr." Anbor. Mk?h.. Jeweler for $fi. When 1 - - .Mix. T. If. llartmim N still at HI. In JiultHonburj; March S9 nnd Hell bin smart dressers, so we are, • the jeweler opened them it ml found the i;oo mori' nr«> tit urul u lot of WUK-Tlu* J?unduy.Hcliool has elected tho fol* are from the Went :ind' Smith and :\\no the inakiiiK ut movliiK pL'rltins would MiihaetH Hospital In .N'ewark, tailing IJIIK. tiurnvsH and IIOUKCIIOM UOOCIH. lowlnB oincers: Supt., Alohio 3. Sear- pi'cpai'eil for a big demand. diamonds, lie volunteered to give the from Elaine. !>•• in operation theiv. The Inn IM lo- treatment for throat trouhle. toss; nsDlstanu. Mr: A. Y. I^nills and Ktudent $ÛUO. 1-Vllown hail carried tli" eaied on loh »f Paxhios:* ililp-. JUKI U. (>. Vim Seoten, who h;in hecn a Mr. uml .MIH. Chaw. Keen of Rwarts- Mra. A. Y. Landls; secretary. MM eiirrlngH for several moutlm ax pocket William IS. WilHon, tin- retiring K«C- nnrth of the vMy of Kaston. nnd IK an (ennui mi the Ijirtu* farm i:t years, ivowl spent the wce):-fnd with their Miirl.m Haylierry: treasurer. Mrs. Mil- retarv of lahor, wan ;jj)j)oliit)il !>v e.x- ihttifthu-i; Mrx. Jluymond Smith. You may «sk us for al- Prvfldvnt Wilson IIM a iiicmlier of tin- i<1eal place for tint hit»iii"SK for wlikh will celi pnrcliaxeil. sal- Murvh 2-1. lh> has rented Mrs. ftmmct .!. Muff of Whartou wu« InSmith nnd Mlsa Blanche Perry: stew- most anything in Strap tossed, i.-ikhiK and partly di.Mnanti'd Jane linrrifit' hoime and lot near Wal- town on husfiK'M.i on Monday. ard». Charlos Fromo nnd Willis Cre- twenty-slx-ton y:iw). ending with a eecd Obadiah Oanlncr <»f Mitlne. wlioct; Mrtr. .Mildred .laci|iicM. wif" of C'lainle nut Vnliey for the oonilim your. Pumps ami get them. riwiif liy an ocean liner 180 milen from resignation has been received by the .).'K!(|tteM of UflmoiiU'. Cal.. ;nid Mrs. ar The tirayor moetlng this week. o SO milen fr ex-President. It was announced at the Maud PU'i-ôn. wife of a Mmiterey busi- The dirt roads In this vicinity are ill bo held nt A. Y. Landls' homo. port WHS theexperience of almoHt ImpasMiiile In pluec* on ae- rmir Tin- Sunday-school Is preparing nn If you prefer the French nit White Hou.s.' that Mr. Wilson had uc-ness man. twin tinier*, me proud moth- f the deep inud. Xuw In when ii--i»M Ci.plain ni eepted the post. t'ftt »f Khl IwhlPH lioru Ihe mnw day. e a Mi*, nnd Mrn. A. S. Setufoss enter- Easter Kervlc« lor Eutjter night. Uriels we have them. If crew of six brought to New York, liy W reelate our KOOII rnaeailam ro:nl. ili.^l Mr. and Mrs. J. IJ. SearfoHs of (h<- t>t<';Imshli> IHniKiiHi. Tin* ynwl Joseph P. Tumulty. si'tTctary to ex-Tho haby oousln.s welched respectively \\-VilMum K. Iîhhitt h:is hven con- 'rtrunf; on Sunday. you want the Bill 13.* French Prcsiileiit, annitunced that In* had de- llf Kinii- ax their mothers nt hirtl: 1 1« .hiH home .several days by 111- nnd Thrlcca-Wcek Kow York .MitrliMK with n «ir«r» of .suit. left clined appointment as :i member itt the Charlfs WillcviT ami family or Sta or the Military or Cuban Turks Isdtnil JnniKiry '2C, for !!ermu Summit motored litre Huinlay and When Ki-veral iluyt* out. trotiMes lift- International Joint commission. lie $l.S.(H)l),(too for, land and huildiim :> Iloel we.have them. Kun with a lealt. Then «ales 1n>sun to said it would nnt b.- fair to thi- ox- >kv temper in New Ynrk. It will « hlmv, tin* mast Went by tin- board anil I'l'cslcN-nt Tor him t*> accept a pnst to Ihi- |:.-uer Miift lilinrk from |!io:n Suppose you come in and see them. tin* wet wilt K«t Into lln- food. On Whit'll he wniilii not be able to Klvu to N'ew street. The htiê ntehltlctund | "full time and <:fwxldroitnd the old huildiiif; at i ChCMter TloliiiiHon. In tin* f-mploy nf mi liioadway, will bircome tlie- most im- | the Star Porreliiin Company, of posing monumeiil of all the inarveliiiis French town, was admitted to the Kas- IM:IHS at the end of MaiilmMan. Wilh ton hospital FrMiiy morning, suffering ihe imwr the heinht will be u;i fi.t j from severe lu'iid injurloH sustained WHAT IS THE when the machine which he was ilriv- The nineteenth auiiu-il convention of We Are Now Showing inK toward tfafloa overturncii on thn Ihe Supreme Forest. Tall Cellars of Smith Delaware TMver Itoad Thursday Lvbanon. will Im held nt Alalntic City. i2.39 NORTHAMPTON Sj. evening. Uohinson w»n accompaiilrd April 2»i-2S. Insie.id of Itiilttmore. iln< MATTER WITH Uy William Aller and Fn>d Weiss, also place lirst selected. The change in tli of Frenelitown, who wer1 e on 'heiur way lilac •etlnK was made llfler tin- to tho Orpheimi Tliejiti '- to wilii". fl the 'XrritliVe romitlltl< THATJHILD? wrestlini; matches conducted there. Al- body ikeitled that ixeallSith-e r.f limited ler and \V«-hs also w.-n- Khak.-n up '"id hotel ni:(.'oinniotlatioiis nt present In New Spring Models wen- but slinhlly Injured. Ihe AL'Jtiinneiital C.\:y dilfuutiy would When children grow pale and An!bony Slushcr 'IL1. of 1'<>UKVI1I<>. I xpcrii-nirid In hoiisini; the li),(i|p.inn;,' in K" I" Illenibor.H tlKit life t'Xpt-elfd lo iltli-lid listless their blood may he weak wotk. In riillhij; lii- [Hilhil a l.tlit.'doth Ilie Ki-ssion. A StH'i'L p:trade wilt b.> a from a talili- and up.s«t a liKhifd lump, ft-iitiire of the met>llnt;. in Young Men's and Men's Suits ri i>. Icn-ye.-ir-old f;r:indKon foiin.l lh<- Willhiui I-':iil.st, ii- farmer of Ashli-y, PEPTO-MANGAN MAKES RED BLOOD room in H;IIIH>H ami <>iimb<-il out of •» Ohio, and his .son, Walter, are display- liiK wralnimoiK'il :iiil ,-nnl uiili a woinuli'il ea^'lt-. Tln> men fniiuil ' tliiiiUiHlnd. Slushi-r lind die*l of li'in- th<> bird in tlu-lr wood;:. One of Us I tablet I'din)—both the same inoii-|i:if;e of tin- Innu;:. win«s was woimdi'd and ft was uirdile l'> liy. A UiriUiiiK liattle indued whin I in medicinal (juality. A bear :, I'a,, roil.-d ilnvni The bird, in an li^ly linmttr clawed ll:t Mi- Sleep jiiilc nearly "III) feet mid land- would-be (N-iptors and knocked the m«ii I T quality of materials used, some en- When y<>in- child loses color, :ifls ami ed liUthe feet of Hie hunter, who Iml di.wii .several time*. They nimi!y I a Iks wltlu ml siiiril, and linen not piny lired al it from ilic Ijollom or I'iue (•fnw:il>', thin Ihiiu I-WBM and the t-et.iil pri<-e 1M :il>oul children ln.>;». ],im.il i Is ri'linililtim. IT, • e.-nt hiuiier lhan IIKII aWteil Iwn I.-; nol lar fiuni the ptiiuo floors. Any nr.m can do it ;.-l]lh:*'a(,'o. l).f exactly tin- Ingredients Unit In the inurivet •-aa.'.e.l \>-; :\- fallintc otT lliT. cit' TniHl Run, no.' hlmition ;md enrich Mi" blond. of import, i; i.-airliin tl»' Utah I"1!'1'1- rlaiin'.-.t in he out- and worsted Suits, nicely with Hits finish of, fine fur- iiil n-rttilt:) .show almost al nni'e Till' Wlnt.-l" riliclliili r.t Hie InteM.H- l hllii nilui'R. •lJi-i'iHIi' Ijonal I'm- KxvhaiiK- wtiieli op-ii".] !•'• h. 70 ye nin tailored, as low as step, :'IMI| tlie win.I.- riy.-.lVm SI. In SI. l..ml>: eml.'d Siituntfiy wilh l u l i.l' liuviii lload.v to use when last tola I sates ninoiiiiliiii: lo ?l(),!H;u'S-. l;iin >••'> 'l-'.-r illtrit; his ••; nail it driven. AppMixilliatiOy ! l.onO.HKil.p-Ils weiv dis- iinitcr. .Mr. .Mill.' IKMI liuii r.l \n .I. OTHER SUITS AT 1.1 tln.VH when ih<- .';*' ill" ibinA was p»r- iin. wlilHie posed of diifini; ill.- rale. Philip |:. COSIH 1,1'ss 'I'linn mii.-l .-in.I hail a i.n.nl nt' .shm.tim Koiiki'. pn-slden: (.| the <-xi>hiint;i>. hi .1525.00, $27.50, $35.00, $40.00, $45.00 (.'nrpL'ts. 'IVk-iiliDiu' ctosillK tin- Wde, iKlvlsed the leaders -veil bm:l!M III m ,- wi-i-k. The l>iltit J. H. HAGERTY LUMBER CO. to advertise extensively in iiew.spai'fr:; '-nil W:i.-< till- lil'^ ill IIIMIiy V<•:!!•;; t!l.".t nd that. I:; "(imli-'s." Ask to "provide the motive power for busi- I.- I'all.-rl t.> kill n url;. [1,1s h.-hn; :u-.MaiiKiin mtllc. Several years a«o hvr ll Conn., whu hall nine sheep si\ weeks —Ailvertltti'tn «o, is tin- ownur of a llouk of •iwonty- We offef :t special Spring Overcoat of WII sht'ej) and limbs, l-'our set.s of wins and live OUKT lamhs II-IVL> huen a fine all-wool Oxford Mixture, finely mi'ii slut:.- tho middle t»r .laniiarv. Kespitiisihllily fur Hie wi-L-uk at I'on- tailored in a new modul :il i-, In.I., !M-1I. 1I7, in which 117 perjions vere killud, bad been tlxoil. as far :t:i •tlieiiils of tin- railroads Involved weiv 'Jiie.-niid, upnn KnyiiK'or \\\ S. l.mii; im! l<'ir.'in:in Courue I-'. U!u,-k, of lb>> A PINE We are still selling those hliuhl&m Central p:i.ssen«ei- train. In ALL WOOL YOUNG MEN'S i istatetitent .sent from Iv:itain;r/O1 u to ihe \; .sr)t'iated I'n.'ss titlk-i al Chio:ij;u by AM. WOOI, JeinTiil .Man;i;;.'r Henrv Slioait-i-. of lln' :.-w York Central lines. rc*Kiin1«iI as spokesman for both <.'om|>:inies. it w;is Blue Serge Suit li-cliin-0 that I,nun:ind lllocl; "violated TROUSERS •tiles ami reKUhttions in failing to oh- in Young Men's Showing some of the new goods that are coming in T'l-vo anil properly obey signal imlk-n- inns." U was added thai thoy will bo models at weekly to this store at exceptionally attractive prices. 'orthwiih ili.smisst'd from tliu service. It will be worth your while to consider these offerings: Ik'iithK from piuilunonia IKIVU shown •3J85: L bis increase during the last few Nothing in this part of vi'Oks. TIiu' llealtli Douaninont rcuntii- ®25.00 the State can equal' this nends a number of pruvetilives fur the buy. Lorrane Junior Tissue, pleasing stripes White Dotted Swiss, 27 inches wide, liseaso. ami warns against nssoelathtK and plaids, sheer materials, 27 inches sheer quality/at 45c yard •vith poi-Mini.s who liavu pneumonia or I:I\V been in the presence of pneumonia wide, at 59c yard Table Oilcloth—first quality goods, light Ktilonts. The menace of persons who :cuuli ami sneeze without ooveriutT the Fancy Voile, fresh new svoods, all new and dark patterns, 45 inches wide; spe- noiith Is also warned against. FRIDAY, MARCH 11 designs, 3(i inches wide 59c yard cial at 39c yard Kffort.s are hehis made lo arrange a Mlliard niiiU'li between .hike ViGliaerer. JIadras — An assortment of fancy, Ir.. of New York city, and Weiker White Voile, mercerized finish, 3G inches stripes, in a big- variety of colors, Cuchran, of ChlcaKo, 111., at tlio Strouits- wide, at 33c yard IHII-K Chamber of Commerce, rooms on ONE-DAY SPECIALS! at .-. ; 39c yard Monday evoninir, March 1-t, and from White Voile, mercerized finish, '10 inches nil indications, these; star cuists will Windsor Fancy Crepe, in an .assortment appear there on that date. Al present 3 Men's 25c Arrow or Red Man Collars for ... SOc wide, at 39c yard of colors and patterns.ât 35c yard Suhaofcr is playing Horseman, tlie Bei- Klnn Kui'opeiin champion, at I'July's, White Voile, fancy . stripe and plaid, An assortment of Embroidery in vari- New York city hall. Schaofer Is known 3 Men's White Handkerchiefs --..-.. 10c at 59c, Gac, and 79c yard one of tho greatest billiard players ous widths, new goods, at' 15c yard the world and is considered about . $1.15 Men's O.D. Slipover Sweaters at .... 65c White Gaberdine, 30 inches wide, good second to Willie Hoppe, the world's Curtain Scrims, at...lSc 25c, 33c and 65c mpion. T-le is the son oC Jake mercerized material at 09 yard Schacfor, who was the king oC all bil- \» • _.«= Madras, at 59c yard liardisls in his prime. Cochran lias Fancy White Goods, 27 inches wide, in played1 wonderful games Uiroughout all fancy check and stripes, former price, '19c; Marquisette, white and ecru, at tilt large e.llles. Ho U a westerner New Silk Neckwear in Boys' Summer .Union 39c, 59c. fi5c yard and a wonder wilh the cue. Until of at ....h .„„. 29c yard these men are now in N'ew York city, full cut four-in-hands, In the Furnishing Goods Suits at 50c, 60c;. 75c. recently returned from the I'adlti: all colors and patterns :'oast, where they look part in ;i num- Store we are showing the I!. V. D. Union SuitsWe ber of contests • at SOc. "ACME" all here in any size you ALUMINUM NOTE THESE: Men's Plain While Hand- New Spring may want, $1.50 Suit. Ice Cream STATR NKWS. kerchiefs, 5c. • SAUCE PANS Bromo Quinine at....27c has. Freezers .Mrs. .lamos McS.irley died last, week at the homo of her husband, near Hor- A new line of "Cadet SHIRTS > NEW SPRING i Size 1 ql., polished outside, MUSUTOIO, reg, SOiy :if..2iic 1'wo (it. size, tin galvanized, deiitnwn1 . after an illness of only a few n dasher, tin can and tub; •lay ;!. .Her death follows closely lhaI Brand" Silk Hose for the prices are about one- H HATS riveted heavy hollow Immllc :it flolT's Cough Syrup, ri'j?. nf liW-'iwo .sisters, Jl",ary, whose death Ladies, tlio beat wear- lialf what they were last freezes ice cream in 15 min- [HieiNTed Wednesday of U\o. pri'v:hogun opcrulions at JMilfonl. The nuw all colors and sizes; quality in al' the correct it. One to a customer. iMavis Tat I'owder..... 21c owners iiaiil $10,000 fur the plant pur- MADRAS of best ma- Itceulnr Price $1.69 also outsizes at $1.85 a shades and shapes for chased of tho Caluo Chemical Company terials and makes at and new machinery will inake It. one pair; outsizes, ¥2.00. the coming of the- most up.lo-date silk 'ihrowiiiK $1.25, $1.65, 51.85, $2.25, season at.... $5.00 mills In the. cnuniry. Children's "Cadet" Hose $2.85. Spring House-Cleaning' Time is Here A senteuco of from three and a. haK1 Other qualities as low as in all weights and to seven years in State Prison was im- SILK STRIPE SHIRTS at $2.00. posed on John \V. Klder, the Newarker, sizes, just try one pair win) shoved Hli automobile dnwn ai: $3, $3.50, S-l up. then you will want Boys' Caps—New and Spring WALL PAPERS Are Ready abandoned. Iron mine at Upper lllhernia SOMETHING NEW: in last. Ui'eL-inber. I'lldcr stole the ear niora, :!0c to Me; ac- correct sts'les m Young A Wide Variety of Patterns—the NEWEST from ihe Kumtfu of William 13. lloeker, plain colors. You will v cording to size. • Men's, Men's and A Wide Kange of Prices—the LOWEST of Newark, and ai .er vainly attempting want to see lu sell il In i\ew Yorlc. look lr in the Boys' Caps, in all A Wide Selection ' of Qualities—the BEST Men's Extra Quality cot- them old mines, and there IL was pushed over grades 1'iom SOc to ?3 Urn side I'l-Ltjcfitliift roeUs [ireveiUril if ton Hose, back, brown, PaUsi-ps have novel' seemed so lovely before in their beauty of design and coloring. .Just fruin dropping onl nf sight, and it,was each. blue, 25c pair. to see our selection is to be glad you postponed papering until this spring. Uvrer (Hilled -nit. by rltfger.s. THE BEST .Morris County has a centenarian wl'.n Men's Blue "Steepel" tln'ee years Lo Hie Bond. Although lie Men's Pure Silk and BEDROOM PAPER—In daintiest rib- DOWNSTAIRS ROOMS,,— In figured has not renided In the county for nearly plaited silk hose, all Working Shirts Stripe Overalls and stripes, all over designs, (-plain stripes in soventy-llve years, yot he is. not only Coats, very special, at bon and satin stripes, all over effect and well-known but the oldest respreseuta- colors, wore $1.25; made in any color you want' all the wanted colorings? priced, per roll, Uve of the well-known aalmou fa mil;.'. now 75c. $1.00 a' pair, worth many other patterns, ranging in price 1 —blue, gray, black, polka from -. '•••'••• '10c to 75c This nne particular member of tha : much more. from ' J!5e to fi.r>c double roll. family 'Is Peter Salmon of Princeton. Topkis Union Suits for dot, khaki stripes (j> 4 Aft VARNISHED TIfcES for kitchen and 111., who ban just passed his lOUrd birth- etc., each tpl.Uv day Mr, Salmon was born oarly in Spring and Summer, Trunks, Bags and Suit CUT-OUT BORDERS, ranging in price Bathroom—the washable paper, per double ISIS, on the old farm between Netcons all sizes to .16, ¥1.00 ,i Other Special Values at SOc Cases all at Special from 5c to 15c yard roll, sit :..J Me and Flanders. ' suit. prices. The Burlington Gazotto wiys "the We will have new lots of paper come in at different intervals which will ibe worth while. farmers of. Burlington countyShre lik ty lo (.*ut down on their usual acreag OL OWttl lo tbr pi ol Ui Mil,' : width Is (I ilm d I """ "GROFFS^SONS '• . unn ni it if p The Bryant Stores of lluvL (mi)-, w ^ pitdkud It ] i IL of futillsd hid In i ii iLduiu1 E. WASHINGTON AV|. WASHINGTON i ->i pi w ii Kvtis ViÂSHINGTON 'lu lu\t (onmuUil i ill ii-T •iliip be muw huildiuiv in thivsame iown over ii£ly-bl\ n. ii i1. tin- ittoul ol

„ >:> '' TOE WASHINGTON STAR? WASHINGTON; N? J.,'THURSDAY,-- MARCH 10,

Whcro did you her down Cnnnrl] nut In n itio loiil to hottlo tluir downr' n lrr 1 Ujiatlrn lu livr room. Mm. Mi:C:.ilmcIl'il n'tlri'iiU'iil. Us" lini'v: »l«. liiul tin DM MiC.UIHll Ml' I'll I "I ,.J>ENSES IMPLICATION nil uhout It." AlHiut 1 ti'i'toi'k McComu'll went In 'fiillllilt f.n'II siilll.V-< ^{continued, from pago 1*.)^ , Where were you two uolnif after HIT. fool of lln> Millrri utui ciltcil to hi i Illlirurin IJII.I ll:> hinl oil hi:', intiiy co;.l S. II. v. .lil.it> I i „ I), |i ul „ i.f \ !h.\ In lillil HIGH GRADE you killed MoComifll?' if.-. II.- InM II.'.' II. OI.IIIU II..V, II l.l.'lil I Urn I'tvi'liu:. Mi' Itni'W «l:n Mini Mn Ulut .11.1 \.iti v.i.in him In i u,ml li you at th» Itviijeat tliut it uoulri In "Out Went, hut not rliflit away; nut ln< vvtiil ilitwn, Inn nolhliiK In t'l. i .M.'Colllifll ilillllll'..! hl:t Will- lvei.r.1 In until nftcr this iWm; died down. I'm dtl't. tilat.itil.-IUs mil' III III.1 Mint. Im 111] Imvliu: In II II riit'Ii"l;l! ovcl- I:..[..-I illll Ih i. i.l I.II totter tor you if you told the trutli, I \ int..I I.. In. him up I km v 'I did tell (ho, truth, wnli^l ih i riling the truth now. Tht-ruV no w :t .11 I'H. .ili'IMmu'l! lilu.w wry .l.:..l. IIII: Hi- l:ili v o ( linidlnc mjtlilii mi li \ . itl.lnt Hi in—h i II inn \.ll..« II wonrnrt M wlml IJIC w.i.1 mini"! ilinvh»liilr:i fin Tin. mi.li i-i 1 W:I:I liiii irllliil nil.T Ml The chttVge WM tlu rt n ul to Inr am Wfivn't yon coins t<> ahoot .McCaii SIIIIIM In h:iv.. IIIH'11 ii«linl I. in MvCono.'ll :l|.|n:ir"il mi III" ITI'II.. :m.l •llo OU W 111 .1 she ftftpp ' 'naltenl d liow «ln tUslritl i< iii'H Ihr-ounh tin- Wlnotlw' .IllWIl (HI IMU'l'ill llHllflpli ^ liir.' l:i wlii'i'.. Hi." il:i|i|i. » li.'ir." I-I K d1 Tl lk f No I'lr. I v.-iu not. .'!':-.!!! l.Kiy luivi> li:ul :m oliji'i-l h; his li I of Ii i .II i II imil il vl .. 9) CANDY plead. ' Tlwe was slk'iieo for metitvtinc AOUHII for ;i ft* iiU'iv of t*vldftit.'«- (•oi)ii<'« tlui; .Mm. .%!••• minutes. " * lY-mitll with Hi.- rrlnif. <>n UY.1M.M- linvc.lliat satisfaction which can only bo derive! ••If you hud told tin- truth n *>v if.tv. wii'ii )»«•!' ninU'r. Mii'. f;tiliiiili' days li&o, > ou could have saved itoiiv Kiuney of Oxford. tVt-nt l'« Hi.|«-' sli" World Problems from knowing that you have olilnincd the most trduble," said tin? Squire. |-)>tn:irktf liwky ir she dliln't upend tli.- Uilatu-o value for the money spent. "I did* tell 'the truth," fame b:wU ut lH-r tlnyn hi i'ii!«>n. "Tin V m-:int i» the aiisfter. l.iiry Iliin «»n llu- farm." »lv \# alK-u«-il HEAR "It** a, shame that a colored m:in lo hav.' J'-'iil. T!i.> antlnitt;.:; h.ivf A complete line RbouU bo Jllowed to Hep inuvien you ' iih hn unit your husband and iliosi* two lilitc n children." replleil linker, ami then 1» !\lTn. K"'inVv' UM UliJ ilunuiisin:; cm- verratimi. .H, H. RIEMER.' United Ci^si's Ci°"sreit6S und Tobscco announced time the hearing w.mhi !»• h*ld at the convenience of tlu« JH-O^L-- I-:i-.t l-YMuy. while ::h- w:r: In llnp.-. always in stock. cutoi. Mr:'. .\li(*i'iiii«i! is rndiiiil wiih hav- of St. Joseph, Mo. When Mis McConnell was ciken l<> iim said lo .Mrs. .lulLi lilastrti, who at tho Jail uho waa shown to the third mi.- tun.- livt'-I on u inriii m-ir lli.« .\1<- —A'l'— story where she was placed in the lu-;<- Cuiini'll h.in.>: "Til u. \>r m«.\v to pltal rcom. At the time nlio wan \vo;ir- IM'lii.-vilU- with Irv. I h.iVi- lliiii[M Inff a heavy black velvet coat, ;i h.it Jn:ii my wav ami thi-v :ir.- Winking iill I ofsfmnar material, and a dovp mourn- risjhi. Irv. don't l:mi;v a ihin:: Washington Opera House ing veil. th. in." "Better unbotton tn:it heavy r<">t It !i.<-< 1 >'• o11 Karnr.1 tlmt Mil Seward W. Trimmer There is a hook to hang It mi," raM iiliuiind to inmv away from Hi- 3 o'clock "Warden George Smith. l.oiti.od :iii'l I):.'- wit" nl,.;,,•[..!, On the Square Washington "Yen, I might as Well lakf i! off sir. i..-i;:Vi mho• HI ;uw!p that In- v.ai lone as I 1iave to stay heiv." e*:iU\ tli- i H'-luVt wif.- awiiy fi woman. "1 hop*- they have that lien- "• i. Kli. SUNDAY, MAR. 13 ing hi a day or two ami I'll h»- nltl*1 • j-hi' »lld n..: \vut to slay !OII;:-T to show them I'm Innocent. I'm not I'iii'tii —that tii.' .-.irl- ; in too hunt, if raid to Etay here." waiiltd lit'r luisli nd U> :;,l a jol AH Welcome No Collection Then'ilie woman hapiieim1. to think ' tile fai n. of the two small chlMivn that had ii. . "Man]:" Swayzc a boon loft standing In tho little rcim'- wmklinr *>M man i.l* ih tery at the time of her itrrint. "Won't . i lirr.vt si down wiih xrW you let mo bring little CSeorm1 <1. I!,I!,- n,\ divandivauu until Wi-dniu'day Hint here with me," sho plo:uUil. "llv'M his diiUKhtci* hadd a Ii I in th-h ' kllllnikllll : "v r¥--vo cry his eyes out. ITe'u never Iwii «i « [• hiii'tiand. or that thn-.' away from me. All the tlm.> I'm i«Hk-! litilin:* hip or doing any other wurit, hi- Is al- j Ne-w i i " Ii has .< • to liim. COJIK ways by my aide and lit' n'iea the' H" *•* !!'• minute I leave his siwlit. H>* wnn't j cay. HKI.P I' sleep tonight unless they luini; him lilt ha-' «-'i-m« "V'-r h'^ w over to me. There an* two ln.-i.ls here ul ih. (ale I hut in h:itu;i!i!; i US and ho can stay here with int.-. I.illl-1 .UKht.-r. CELK- I won't crv much. She won't mltnl " On Siiml'iv. v,-li. ii ;V'-n liv : near as much as George. I know 'lu'll CRATE carry on all night." P-liUivi.'!' il NV'.va : ha.l I Are You Carrying '"jrrs. jrcConiielt was informed that i to hl« rt-in ,-X !h:i tli.-y ••<•• her people "could visit her any tim- hi A ol" they desired and that they would prob- rooeil him mi MtKulny. h We Are Celebrating Our ably bring the children over Ui M-Ofndii-atini: tluil liln p.-^K- had liis li'ttt-i- i-'Mtii'TtiiiK that it 1 Your Own Risk? Piorson mode no attempt to s.e Mr;-. ami that tli-v visit him. McConnell when she was taken tn her MfCniin«ll or cell. UIUUKII »1U- passed c'o.'e by him. hnv :ii!i-'l « If you haven't Safe Deposit Protec- • "When Shei'lu* Hayes took .Mis. M»- itltil to Connell Into custody, h.* saWt '-JIiv. il.mand!5 it. and if mn-h U"i lion for your valuables, you aro car- ^rcConnell, I have a warrant for you h'-M. ami in:'iitIlfi..]U ..vi-Ifiici- amis I'm going- '-to take you to 11>H-smti-d liefore the maKlKtral.- t< of Successful Retailing huldin^ h»r fur tit- unnul Ji rying too groat a risk of Joss from vUlere in my machiiu-." The woman will I..- :!t-t l'r>-. O«n«t.'!lil" f walked along without a iniinnur. Inn l lire or theft. her mother cried out. ''Oh. he saiil h>: had a warrant for lu-r and he's t.ik- IIOIK^ lo 'I t:iin :nliiitl-t:ial *>vi. inff !her to Relvi.lere." Th.ti «]i.- nr.*ent wliû th- li*-:n-tticr i: Agninfoi'the seventh timo Tho lion 'I'on Sioi'e is colebratiiiK its birthday |{i) Consider the safety and convenience IVor.>i-;itor SirykM- will nut !-L- : broke-down and wept frantically. Mr.", fi.>r the iK-nrim.. as ivported. JlcConnell was silent durinK tlio trip with its tViends and ciiKtomers v\ilh i! sale dial has no equal. Tho Bargains of our Vault, where you can rent a '„, H'-M^r*1. except to cicras'onaily i rt Safe Deposit Box for $1.00 and up acvy ;h a'vful charge lodged against VV'S STORY that we are offering c-Vevy day are inmiakiiablo. Re sure to como and share i ner. l.v thf •v(-:i!.%u w f- '" ''hitrch. sVr*' OF BRUTAL MUttDER them.' They are our gifts to you. per year. | -.v.t.-f r 'MM'••"<•• I :11rfii the casket that -lu. '•lit'-- t'n'*T,(i- ami i'fliiii'-'es mlnhf pet a last "I'tnpRf nf the murdered man and as It i.s (liiTcreut no'.v. Al! my uo:'vc " You'll Be Surprised " Mrs. -McConnoll peered into tho fin1* I Is non,\" I she bent over the casket (or i'cv^ral I \vj.!i lu< •I. mi.! ..•1'inL'iii..; In minutes and wept • bitterly. I'l'lor tt> m:,nll,.,.. | I- Hii:: :i.l,nissi.,n Ladies' New Spring- Suits sit $14.90 to $3. that she lmil wopt on aoveral ^-.i- . ,,, ., ,.,,,,!, l'AK win 1 slona. but only for n monu-nt w two. 1 ini,-.n-i,.u-. . him i hi -< II :it tli Althoimh McConnell was- ltill^l nbniu .ilil i S12.50 to .^524.50 |i:i|if r:-. :i hi:r. bla.-k. liui-ly to Elairatown but didn't st-e the m^ro is :. .:olan cut. liapiicr 1V-I- because he was working for Gtor;;-.- a yol!c,v.'i:.'h i-nthi-i- Uian Uarl; Mossinger. • Pierson, in his atatf-nii-n c itli Knr.-.ki.'-h. ci'.-itj y to Constable Cruson and Sherift' Ilayos. int oann.i: r.taiul Hi., .iraii said that the murder UT p'liiii'd on a <|U.i:'lii.lli-r. Monda afternoon wink th wnm »n sno m 1 mu i h i 1 n I tvas in his homt fo "t. t 1 !i°ui s Fe\ o e foui \ ho the luneial er\ic in th mile and a Inlf liom Hop <"n ti roal to ohnconbm-. ool IOI hi-, t \. 'And \\lu.t sliill It tin. tnd l th m •wiho ob«.\ not the f o^ptl ot Cod I!is seimon ui in uiiirnm it o tho ie-ponsibk lot tht tnin-1 md m <\ jirfsln ot pit\ foi the un oitunit \i tim whom lit ch u utiii/ d is i in i liîrt woikiiic' hont-Nt bo\ \l out " people itttiuled tht '•ux ices McConiKlLs fithtr Iknn McCon enll i HI it his home in Mill ioio and wa unabk to att nd I'K tuneul A soon is Mi Mrf inn il AMI ~\W Ued aâ\ tioin the t. m ui\ n an antomob )e the funoil p nt\ 1 ick I i 4. p oplu '•tutcd toi ih n yj UL in uUit-vtlk O\tc vicmiu Oeor" i\v. old i childn-n was tiken to tin •\eill Sm\a> i l iotliei 11 Connell it BuifMlk wmk Women's and Women's and Women's and Misses' Reed of O\toid hei h lit isi Lillie home uitli hei Ktnneth Si nnoiher biotlui oL the wiilou Spring Misses' Chic Spring "\ni Cieitrude Kinne\ i s t i of Oxford urn tint 1 in »lm < Dresses Suits ^RConnell faim Adua! $25 Values $27.50 Values Going al Mis McConnell s fiist nisrnt 1 uis \ ,1 i. rni,S ill (JKDAY ONLY ' takoi Idles \isiteO hti $35 Spring $ But on SinuUn when ' m 1 \ i STVR upoitu ihc ai^pt n 1 much Women's & Misses' moie oheetml Suits The netjio hat not \ t. i-l > 1 n\ of Ti'kotino, Velours and (inn Frcncli thing about tli** uomin lihoiibh In Silk Taffeta P.hic and Light Spring: SluuleH. Silk u\are of UIL f id th it slu is LOI I ne i A collcdiim of .Suits that portrays in to the ime pri on on tli tlooi il \ Wool Vclotir ami res s e s variety tho bnst of tho new Spring Styles. him I \(|in ,L Clotli. Sniij.py sLvlos i All sines for WOMKMI antl MLSHCS. Also extra Pierson s LOnitîon of Mis Mi l!)! L\|I sizoii foi' Stout Women. Connell s i omphnts u s o tt n u 1 1 \ Iho p ii. w mil, lancy Con table Bob Cm en of Tioi L I inns And wliat is vitally imporlaiit is tim fact llml A wi.K' variet (i iiiiniinj.';s v.w\ .".ilk . da prices are decidedly lower than they have i>ncn \i in i' M, {ii All linlil. Bob Ciustn who lus linen wot'inn i'or tfoveWil years. h trd md futhfulh on the i isi. \M i t Ml -.I to Bclv ideie bent en flunîm i dp tailed confe ilon fioni iei«on Cru en s id to the usio Will the\ re ROin^ to bui\ Ii\ tonif now WOA3F.NVS $1.50 UUN- MEN'S $2.50 Pierson broke down and wept like a APRONS OVERALLS child. THAT AUK TAILO11EI) TO WBAit , ."After you killed McConnell weren't Hluc Stirclr, with White Stripes. you going to bury him on the farm?" Tlie styles as usual arc miappy ami ri^lst up; to Crusen asked. the minute. Union innde. .T:ic.kelr; lo nialdi. Pierson replied "Yes, and she "llt> rortU it nil ripht. (meaning Mrs. McCoime.ll) _ knew it. snid ho Roultln't reiul but she ,lost' her nerve and so did I. I rend tiio not" ensy fiirniKli." $5.98 Junior Suits Tim notr, hou-cvpr, did not 1 just couldn't do. it. After she came Kix.Ofi 2,\-i to ,S; years. H back'.from. .the.-creamery I wanted to then nnil there. A «1] Model. Pleated simorer> in any wanted in the chair." mndo tn :i tlircitt that sliade. Sizes (I to 18 year:;. Lined . Uillie Buvke Style. •"How long after you shot him did previously Trousers. Smart Ktvtci-i : 5 ou go to hwl'' knit i\ i\ finm In wit

/i'tws ho did not go up stairs to bed it interview •gran'icd tliu ST. SSECTION TWO — THE" WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. X. THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1921 ir at the homo of Man DENIES IMPLICATION own \\or«N bho utatul that about ll\< Wnldron. (Continued from S) vtlixJc lhat morning or four hour* 1'iinonil HtrvleiH for ITtniy Thurn .jfter the murder, Ph'iwm enine to her ton of nilrmoiint win* btld Snlurday INCREASED DEMAND bedroom. Pie ram Htnlcs Ihut lie Hpi-nt nt the Kairmotinl Presbyterian churrh. llKhl It out In II flKt Hunt?" tin- nifiht wllli her tiOr MtcCtninHI'H Uev. Ivvi-rett ClindlnK ofllc'nfcjed iintt "j\i\y way, cither with HstH «r wllh Imrliil wan made In the adjoining ccmc- KUIIK I had my mm then1 hmdeel with IKHI.V tiad been dlspeim! of. Kill Mm. McCoiim-11 ufwuntl tin? rcpfirter that. It l FOR BUICKS SEEN luickKhot and bin was In the nrxt room WIIH only from IIvu o'clock on. "nev. II. I'. King and William i'MI- alw) liKidrd with IjitcItHhut. 1 wnnti-d to howci* were vletimH of gri]> during the nettle It with him anyway hi' wanted It "\>U\ lit* occupy ihe bed with you?" pant week. There were no wrvlei's hc;ilfd—with lists nr wllh Ktmti." the woman was iihked. Sunday at the M. K. fhureli on ac- I'lemm tKtya he would haw finish I "No he did not" K.IC replied although count of tin? pantor'H Illuedw. THROUGHOUT U. S. McCnimcil with Ids list* ilme. Saturday of Mrs. Sarah L. V'mug. Tilitll. Ill* U<0Kilt bt'lllK llliollt 1K0 pounds Mm. McConnell explained that Tier. .lohn J. Anderson moved l;ua weet; to inn for I'lcmin. MrConnHl was I'S M'M tried (o oetHipy the Milne lied but from Sprliii; Viilley lo Krun^nirg. iiLc" ami "KUKII" uppcar in moht of Ihi* fhlliln'ii prevented him. Tin- little y.ni'K nlil mul Plcrwni is n». 1 The Uulli*' AM Society will h"ld "Time Is Not Coining; It's Here." I tlirnt and rc<|iieut8 for additions lo Mhvii for mi explanation of the hov K\W KtnU'd Kcratched him hi Un an all-day nuiltlng In tin- M. K. I'liiiic fucc and mado him M:iy out. She did ol Wcdliesdiiy, March If,. A dinner original ordcitt lira frequent. :u-tu:il sluxitiiiK. Piersoii *tuief Mr*. Mt-Coniiell, hi wcratrldnK herst-lf— n\w k-t fleorê i(«» H. Ihe annual rhurch fair to he -inlil fn this part of the country, get ready wlik'h there wi'iiw to he no evidence that beliiK Ihe older of tin- two chil- •luly. Bring Rush Orders. lll.it .she took any pail, Mi'Ctimtf'll arose dren. Children nrc: ufter till, u sn-at Mr. JHHI Mi*». Kin/Jc Apgar fitter, for it," is the message of H. E. Pence, iroiji hi* ehalr An he ill revolver am! llred a cijilly whfit they can wrntch bad men Ivr. .MI.HJ* Marie Apgar. or Monlelair It is not a t-asi; of what is i;o- itrmncapoli.s, which in normal timeu who have di-s.piH upon the!,- rnollnrs. ,,,t, to Ii;ip|icn in tho way of In-iKhter luillrl Inn. .MvCnnnHIV I.rrntit, the bul- Tin- aulhorltlcs who have Invcstittit.- State Normal sehnol. huy.s its Buiclts by tho train loud. le. IIMIKIIIK «:!..:;<• to th<< In-art. I'lerson 1 l-'tilieral NcrvltTK for Mr:t, .Merinda comlitioiis. We want to way in all t.'il the cast;, however, tin fully con- Revival is Widespread, iiilmlt* HiK vinced that IMeritfm'H isiaiciiienif iioom Itarkniiin. Si) yeaiw nlri. Wen- behl MOIL frankness, HI fur as llic lltiifk.Moloi- I "Wlmi WHS yolir ohjert hi shontlliK • KetipyliiK the room with Mrs. McCnn- company is t'oncerncii, Liitj iutiu ..• "hincc reuruary i w« iiave unjojiu him in that manner?" lie was a*la- into Die r tlir woinfin mid her nrert» parsimour. ml daughters-. tion in our territory," the Philadcl- next ri'om. wot his Kim and shot me. l-'ollowing tin- murder both tho IUKI" Kliner Apgar bas return.-d fmni a llneiughout the country is hound tu MANUFACTURERS' I riwi't KOIIIK I" lei lilm Ri't nit* llrst." ml Mrs. .McConnell si|>|i;iri;iilly liad no [orrlstowa hospital, where he uinlcr- produce prosperity in Hint." l phia branch winM on February 12 and ear of tin: conse'iuenceM. Tliey were <-nt an operation for itpjM-iMlfcftlM. ('tiling Kithh Orders. in evidence it presents the statement "How rotlld he h.ive not you llntt?" Mr. ami torn. Harry .Hawkins o( SURPLUS OF PERFECT "Ksiny enoiinh. All he would lnv<> •viile.ntly happy In tlie tltouKht that As further evidence that there is a that in the period from February 1 had to do wan KVI MH nun. -stick It ihcir love affair \v«s nm\*. aide to pro. .edinlnlstor spent .Sunday with Mrs. lu 12 the Philadelphia retail depart- ie».H without any ohstaclcM io jm al-- larah Hawkins. decided improvement throughout tin; IhrnilKli the door unit shoot me. 1 industrial centers of the United ment sold 11 total of JW jobs, all for Itntnv him. He was thiit kind of a .«tii: llnlsh, the one object that stood In Mm. Charity I'lckle i« ill at the home immediate delivery. HOSIERY num." he wiiy to complete ha[>pinL'K« havim: if her daughter. Jlrs. J. Wilson Apgar States, Mr. Klrontf exhibited a num- "Did Mrs. McConnell take any purl jecn removed. it Lower Valley, ber of recent telegrams- in each in- From its Chicago distributors tho for WOMEN in tho proceeding7" Announcement haw been made of stance expressing- anxiety in respec- Buick received Tuesday a request fot I Jilt there are peculiar afler cfTf;ct» u marriage of Miss Agues Pelhngeii tive localities for immediate delivery the shipment of eight carloads at Hundreds of "Didn't xhv protest iibmit thu slicii-t- T passion. In the muniint,-. when they if thin plai'i*. daughter of Mr. and of shipments, containing certain quickly as possible, while rush orders Pairs of hosiery- liMl time to cfilleot their nensc* and Mrs. James Delhageii. and .Tames Hoff. models. ounl the cttst. four entered their man of Union. The ceremony was for varying amounts, received' fiom Some Values as "She ilMn't say nnythlilV." itarts. The m'Kro Kin tea that he hud performed by Uev. H. W. Townseiid at "Need .shipments badly." "Please Dallas, Texas; Memphis, Term., Pitts- Pierson stilted lhat aTler tin- tihniitiuK ilenty of norve at the time of the klll- l!ch Urldge. February L'li. rush two carloads." These arc char- burgh, and Denver give indication of g Mm. Mt'CiiniK-ll went nut on the porch. im. In the mnrnim; and since then. Miss l^ll.i Hill, a Hluh Cridge lil^h uutcristii: mess'iKcs. received by the the widespread character of the IC- All now at 79c per pair Presently he toltl her lo conn; In nml Ms nerve Im.s deserted him entirely. •hool student, IK ill with iicarlctina at Buick Sides depattment. "Imnieili- vival of demands for motors. upstairs lo h«d. whlel1i she did Within Die mini" pCHwIbly applies to the wo- .he home of her parents at Lower tell niilllll<-M :iflvr tin. MiniilltlK xliu was man, although slie Is not posseswd or HI ley. in lii'd imuin. in intellect that will permii her t Floyd Ituid. who is employed nl I'lrr-Ktm Would nul discuss his move- Tully comprehend the Kiavlly of th if local irreamery. was held up ments in disposing of ihe lmely although dliimlou. .• a lfiie highwayman on bis way to I lie one in'N. J. who ownfl the oldest the authorities undf-TSland that he car- AN UPRIGHT It wns not heartli.'SHiicss alone. I •tme from work Sunday night. Mr. PHASE Piano—any style—we wish to ilii! iill the ellslies out of a cli».et in Etird slates he nucec<;ded In 'breaking secure for exhibition. Notification mndc G. R. KINNEY CO., INC the kiidien, placed them upon a table tvas iKiioi-iinci.', adult, stu|)ld brain, (hat way from his assailant after a strug- iiinl pill the body into the Closet. Til •.•insert her to iKiiore ln:r hu^jand's call April 1'ilh. Send number of piano, name gle and ran home, .tils- clothing was and infill-ess, and any other particulars to .supposition is that tho w-Rru, eitlu or assistance its he pave his rtyhij: Iwdly torn a.s a result of tin- enrount- PIANO FREE with or wttliutit the woman's knowl- rasp. "Klvio," he cried, as he sank Ituo . Mr. Kurd's home .in at Kairniount. ednf. tntfiiilcd lo luiry tlu; body sonie- i chair clulchiiiK his brc;isi wliVre tin Samuel Slikcr and Isaat* Hoffman PEASE PIANO WAREROOMS, 57 Halsey St., NEWARK u'lici'u on the farm. Their plait. <"' »; Millet liiid i-ntered. "can't you do mmnj icii.st the plan or the IX-KI-O, W.IH to have hhiK for me?" spent Monday at FlcmiiiKtou. It leporti'd tliat .McConnetl anil his wife She did nothing, t'he let bur husband liail MiMi-iTllnl. th.it the IIMK'KIIHI had die bffnn- her eyes without lifting a left homo, and after tin; affair liiid beta hand to relieve him or raising n voice furKoltcn in (he neighborhood, they iHiiin.st his slayer. were to park up. take the two children Asked why this wu.s so she replied lirniw*. Htfttl seven, and I.lllle. imcil Hint she wiis afraid of lMerson—tin live, with th<-m .utt WVM, whore they IU'KI'O miulU not have liked It If Mi- lt it il KOIIC to lier liiidliand'H :iir m le.ist live toêiher mulls lidn't even know, she slated, how lone turbed. P!er:-nii tnl.l the STAU rrpur: he IIveil after being shot. She did 11..' cr that this was their plan ultliuii^h li know for sure that he wa.s dead tint! di.ln'l Unow iusl what part nf the \YVs the next morning and then she dldn I look for herself. - .She simply took ih< they were tt. lmnite. negni'N word for It. All sho did wn» n AlllmUKh I'liTWJii Is a native of .NVw [•eluin upstairs anil go tu wleeli till art; and lias passed ilu> Kieater part of mornliiK. oi' ralher until the uegrn cam< IMMAAAMUIAAftfVVWVtfUWWt his life Simons city people, it does not up utid was driven out of her lied l>.\ em to have entered Ills lie.-ul (Imt h< the rhildrei] with the fnce-hcmtehlng dlild lie arrested for the crime. ll< pro pen si ties. had innde no prepai-atlnns to wu .iway GA11NER WOOLFS PUBLIC SALE 1 ISefore she went, however, she took 1H usually Hi' c;ist* when one mat the precaution to gel the revolver away kills another. lie ttwmnl to think lha from I'ierson. She was afraid lie niigli ii> mailer would simply blow uver am lo some more shooliUK. she K;uteri, am M» she insisteil on taking the weapoi I[e mlmits that lie knows butter now. away from him. Plet'son gave her tin That Is why he- is ppniicnt. That is ilver 11 ft or first taking the cartridge LIVESTOCK why there is a tremor in his voicu nn< chamber out. using this precaution, lie tciira in li!;; eye::. Th:il is III" ei.wsu-i t'.|!if-'iic- trucU; Osliorne corn binder, Osbonii: mnwer. WITH MRS. McCONNELL afler that Hie authorities buzzeel areiini' Smart oxl'ords, slender boots, dainty pumps. • Many suit: m-ii\.-i> liAyriiltr and Uydfcr c.U!>i!0-lo»th luvuliuK lmm>w, A n-portwr of the STAR hml MttL marie no attempt to resist the ennstubli with straps beautifully made. What wonder that, !• iwri-lmra- cuUlvat-Ji-s; omi-lioive cultlviitor. 2 No. 402 Syracii.s.; plow:;, trouble getting an interview with Mrs. ilcspite the fact that he had u. revolve! to-day, they're very much in vogue! Mi-Connell. She is a woman nt slight and two .shotguns io defend himsel Nu. S4 Oliver plow, lOmpiic Junior j;rain drill, .1. I. C;ISI; mm planter, stiiiurc and small intellect, therefon with had he .so desired. hand .•urn planter, cider pros:-. 1! IJOIR. Krlndeiw, nwlveliw«. l»vl and loic It is with pardonable pride that we invite you to being .entitled to a degree nf sympathy Tin; Inhuman side of the crime is tlia come and see our new display—with pleasure that chains, bars, forks, rakes, shrivels, lines and many other articles tuu despite the inhuman aitiude slip sho:vet not only did Mrs. McConnell refus following the shooting of "her nir.W. to yive her husband any aid during hi wo anticipate your tryhijj on tlie models of your The Machinery has been used only as she habitually called him. dying moments, retiring to bed follow She is ihe typu of character th:i ing tlie murder just as if nothing un choice. For these are lied Cross Shoes and. into a sh or I Imie and is as good as new. niiglit-bi> found nmoiig :he lnw moun usual had occurred, but she did no each is built the famous "bends with your foot" lain whites (if Tennessee and Kentucky, take Kutllc.io.nl interest in the dead ma IVr nf boi'.sletls. sleish. IV--ton Weber wnwm, truck waôn, hussy, rather than in the more advanced sec- to even look upon his face, from Hi com I'ort. In- waKtxi set >>f flat liaysides, hayl'ork whh Inll-ft of rojte, :: sets of tion where the crime wns committed lime he was killed until he lay in u No better quality can Ire had at their price— . double h.irlicKK. s«'i nC J-LU},-II: lianie.s.s, ;. reed chesty, double sot of wire Common report is that -she uses prof an casket three days later. stretchers, etc. tly liku a man. chows tobacco am Kay by the tnn ami cornstalks by ihe bundle; also li"i bushels of smokes. AH a matter of fae.t ;he auth larso pntfi'loes, laid press, sausage- giinder, «tc. Also some house- nitles .slate that only the day befon tho murder she sent lo I'alrsunvn for i "Mrs. LeRoy Totter and Jcnni supply of cigarettes, which she am 'leigiii. arc on the sick list. licr negro paramour undoiibtely ,snioke< SherilT Itogart T. Ccmklin of Somer tocetlier, as Piersrui is also an inveier .'iltu was a guest Sunday of his broil MAYER'S SHOE STORE :e cigiii-etle smoker. or ami sister-in-law, Mr. and Jin Head Horses, 18 Head Cattle George Conklins. .Mrs. McCtinnell l« 214 years «kl. Sli Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Latimer * 427 Northampton Street, Easton Two seal brown mares eight as married when slit. was 10 years o 15ast Orange were over-Sunday, guest utd twelve years old, weigh- .irfe. At that time she wns living witli of relatives here and Hampton. itifT, 2900 lbs'., 2 grays five and a family near l-lope. It was while liv Mrs. Binma Tipton of Kasl Oiang ing there lliat MeConiiell got acqtiaintc visited her son. William, over Suneiaj seven years old, weighing with hci1. is he .stales that she and ho i800 lbs. These horses are Mr. and Mrs. .Oscar ChriE'tinson 1 1 husband never had a (iijht, ulthmig] New York are speneltng some time wit well broken and very gentle. they hait frequent iiuarrels, just Hk her mother, .Mrs. Laura. Hagamen. Hie tattle voii&ist of'11 inileh othor married peoplu of that, noighlior Win. Terriiberry and Russell Gree tows, ;"> heifers, registered hood. P.tit they always "klssod ant have inn-chased of K. C. Henderson h bull, steer. Some of these made up:" and .she added lhat thej "got along about as good as the com entire '4UKU of groccfios ajul mer- tows and heifers are regi.ster- mon run oC married people," io whlc chandise and will operate the alor ' " td, balance are seven-eights Jailor Smith nptly remarketl: VVou sal soon as inventory is •complete. pure bred, all are heavy milk- it." Five members were admitted hit ilso 50 Plymouth Hock chickens. »;,. the ProKby.torUin church Sunday tin Naturally, she is not particularly m tier profession of faith. Chester -ITigV A. P113KSON. Auc. tractive, either in face or figure. Sh \lvah and Wilbur Lance, Abrum Hen K. CLINK, Clerk. GARNER WOOLF .sptfak.s in a I\esita.llng manner and wit derson and llliss l-llsie Houston. Custom Tailored Clothing a primitive drawl. Although her rccor George Theiss of Newark w. is not ruvorable as regards habits. over-Sunday guest of Miss i; : ; : ; : dues not appear that she lias over be Houston. .U.IMCIIIIH usual! : :i ;:i..i.i::' j !:.;:i: vy;:: i:::;: •;!. ::;.:• :> -.;:; ..• i.: i:: , , ii I :'i,! r,:-:;: ..i'! :i r,! i! M I ;i.,' i i. i;,.:!, Q fore been involved in a scandal. There will be a • Costume "Danco I The sheriff has awarded her a com Hornby's Hall Saturday evening, b fortablo room on tlie iop floor of 111 the ladies of the .Board ei£ Tratle. 0 THOSE who feel that they can be best jail. It is light ami cominodinu. George Conkllng is able to be », When .interviewed Ijy this nowspapv again after an attack of illness1. Mrt suited by having their clothing' made to or- SEITZ "SPECIAL" BREW she was lying upon a bed reading • Conkling is also eoiifliiod to hei hon periodical. On tho one side weru soni' by illness. der we are pleased to announce that the books itiid jiapers and on the other sonr Mrs. Jacob Welsh has been, vlsitiu oranges aiicl' bananas. her daughter, Mrs.' Elizabeth I'aterso new Spring samples are now here.- < at Plaintleltl. LOOK It was an easy matter lo inlervio\ Mr. and Jfrs. Howard Benson ai her. She seemed to like .visitors an two children of Roselte Park and Mr We offer a wide selection of fine all-wool and for tlie Hod, White and Blue label. You can wanted somebody "« talk to, eve Allen Queen of Blfzeheth were ovc gut the same: quality'drink that we wo soll- though it wan nothing more Uian a re Sunday guests- of the latter's mothe worsted Suitings, Overcoatings; also for Trous- 1 porter for a newspaper. She tseeme Mrs. Lydia Hrown. inj;' iii New York. Ask i'oi SEITZ and con- to have little idea of tho .seriousness i Mr. and iMrs. Myckde of Oladstnr ers and Fancy Vests. We guarantee' a satisfac- ihi' situation and would talk to yo were ovor-Sunday guests of the vince youi'self. ahout the killing of her hifshiind o dnnclit*"' situi son-in-la.w, Mr. and Jh tory fit and satisfaction in every way. ahout ".lie weather—it KCemed all th r'hillp ICly. Jr. 1 THE SBITZ BREWING CO. same to her. Alter spending some time with h We have been doing custom work for twen- Enston, Pa. This in itself showed n luck of intel motihoi-. Mrs. Melvin Walters. Mi led that to a deg'-ee excused hei'ialtcK KUward Barber and daughtei- rctur ty-seven years. t cd liasun wl'Ji the'nepro. She knows ni ed to Newark Sunday. better. You couldn't help reaching thsi After a week's stay with her cousir cnnuluston. The slaying of her bus Mrs. Wm. Stout, at Philtl]isl>urg, Air We will make to your order a strictly all- Iiand to her was just an occurenci .Tennlo Jordan returned to her hoir SEITZ "SPECIAL" BREW That she laid with a negro In the hour h"re Sunday afternoon. . 1 wool Suit for $27.50. . " ; of her husband was no partlcuar breae Leslie Struble. son of Mr. and Mr of morals on her part. Hew few of u Win. Struhle, is Ul with dipthcria. Extra fine materials, from $35.00 up. know Unit ch.irnr.ler.s nf this Kind liv Mrs. John I-lalienger, who has lice among us in this enlightened commun seriously ill al Cori-cll's Hospital ; ity? • ,, . Kaston. i-s sltohtly improved. Your early inspection invited. Naturally JTrn. Me.Connell depravet Frank X. Crater of Huston was Custom Egg HatchingDon't Be Bald and deficient*in intellect a.s she is. ri> guest Saturday of his parents, Mr. an iiks nn\ (i imina1 l « outnet \\ith tin Mis J W Ci itpi _ Tliln-lmlrerf" niulers of thin jinper net,in t>h< MI i slit was awaie tli The BRYANT STORE T. J. ENSLIN'S ' Hhould Itegln usin^r Parisian Sitgo . at hi ulmliul lut tho no * ol tint <\c c vuro\ ning showing th it hut she nt\ti ha Mi Jfftic Walclion Is at Mills pi Buck Hill Farm Hams' Oponi. House Pliarmaoy• wl1« ii untiling to do Mitli him she sa\ s tin \ ntt hospital M011 istown w hei c si- with guarantee lo stoii CnlliiiK hair und would in Ik ite ttilthlossm s to hoi hit' umlei went in opci ation Pi ida\ Just bc\ond Cmal, neat TLickellbtoun itchitiK «c ili> nnd hiiiNli Jill diiulvnlT baiul He no\ei otcupieil a loom v>\\ llohet t Tiblon^Vi of li\ington ino^ P. 0., HackettslOWll, N. J. oi monej lefundcafdd her at the McConnell houê, ho no\e ed IT t "\\telv to tho Xtithan Andeiaoi i-. W. .Inn wen ha* nti renamed propfrty where >l. 11. lioyl llvrn. ... tin- plat-.- wlmv \\\ H. UH>l)lu n-ntn of Mothers Know That Mr. Moyi. Kmployi* of tho m-nnu'ry Minx Ktinur Wallace tfuvo n lnm.se will nccupy theso placiM und Mr. Hoyi pany over iho week-eml. Tin* KUe*ts e.vpeeis to move tu Iva.-ttim in tho iiLinr Wt-ro Myrtl" WriKht. KltKiiN'Ih \Vllnon. Genuine Castoria fmuiv. •leaniietto. Harvey unit Mitrfturet Huff- New Spring J|^c Brtsi^s Mr. David AIIKII* cxpwts to move to mm. l\«U>i WriKhi. Kddk> Wrlchi. I'uriland. where he has purchased n ituljL-n Dunn. U'lllliim Dunn nmt Vnul Always Iti>ljiii. Keep .Flocking In Cool: In ns^tinc Charles Charles and Clifford lint). l\vu of our A Ilivk of wild Koi-fi* was vwn tn ou'.crprl.sliiK ymiiiK men. hnvo graihi- Bears the A llntlt c( wild jct-iw wane wuii to atcO from a New York Ktoetrleal school but they, never stay long—they're too pretty. Their "cheery pass through i>y J. H. Siiicys OIK* which they havo been attending :>ml polnvings somn tn reflect the bright freshness of'momuig. mnnimK iast un'n. •sire now rvauy m MM W iltc I.JU.J.'.UI.!'.;.' Mr*'. ISSnke is ^tcmliiu; n>imc time In uny fliftrfi-al work. There are plain colored ones, blue, tan and ranary, made of fine Signature •l:h l»r sister. Mr.-. M. W. Atnmcr- .Mrs. Jiicnh Alters visited in IHooina* limy hi.**t wi-uk. quality gingham combined with' a plaid of contrasting firaee Slnoy outvi'litimil ;t Unwell Suiphln. «r Holutkrii. xpent color, at J... ;... — of ;,,,,,...., ,if h.r hich K.-lmnl frii-nds ;U llu> wvolwml willi his patents, Mr. nnd IUT horn.- Ttitvitay nl«lit. Tin* KiuwtK Mrn. Charles Sutphln. "ad party frofrom Mi.-s Helen Haver Im^ I icon vislilim m! It.-lvlfici-c Cum. anil u Xew r.run.swlcli for a few day*. Striped Percale and Plaid - r»J»y«l--nnrt il.umlaut IT- Mr.*. Floyd (Jarriîii and lit lie «m A very attractive now lot .indeed, show- were s»i:rvwl. uv jaie*in m Churlc* CaiTisnnV. Gingham Dresses MM. Walter Mnnrin. of IIIKII I'-rldcc, ing: a wide assortment of,colorful patterns ISROADWAY. law I'eeli visiting her ulster, .Mr.". Cli:is«. When selocting, just look at the label, in many combinations, medium-and light .. . and Mr.-'. .1. It. Mtitehler vlsll- >tnnt>m, wh<> Is ei>iivn!cscin^ from a grounds, many could be worn as a dress, •d Mr, ami Mrs. Win. I*, llrink of will operation. make sure it's a "Dix Make," choose the iV.ishiimtim Sunday. Mrs. Iljirrtt't UallaKher. of 1'ivvl- model most becoming nnrt all the,little just the Jiuality :uid .kind adapted fpr Mr. and Mr.-'. M. II. Snydrr of S. deM-.» •c J. M. ll»ffm»u mn-tit Kwlyn ami liciiluli Tiewln v|;i|lcd at Mr. and Mr.'. AivIiU' (Inward CramcrV, a. llatnd.n. Sntur- jw.i of lynv: M 'f* \ "Dix Make" Uniforms for Maids and Nurses ' Mr. 11. I!. Hutle st»Mit Mir wi-ul jtthan \Vyol'.off,i>f Trenton. h.iEi l»:cn il with hi.« brothe . Charier, Rutto Ui>st of his pari'iiln. Mr. and Mr:;. Tlieseexcullentraadeuniformsy.ru of white Unioform cloth,-and thu 1'hllllrHhtirF;. R'.i Wyckoff. Mr. and Mrs. 1*1 ward Woolvorton of .-JfHj Hoaslc Slinrp l\u$ cone t(» Free pi-icuis^ 1.50. :"'v'C ' "'!'&'V ' \i iinv.ton visit, d Mr. Mo.iei: UV.il- hold,, win-re i;lio lias taken a pi-:;lfl >rton Pnurby. Mr. \W>l\Trton> is r the comliu: mlllinvry reason. ill with rid nw> mv\ In-art Mrs. NeWt'ii I'i-'kfl i:i cntvrtiiii llllr. of IILVW sViul liur winter from I'U-miiuUun fur a l!<-v. Ctinrlr.5 I'h'i'fo h-i" Sunday I s/ iry litl.pt tin* imlpit Uayrii-md Wllls of Stnutwi, ::|>Liil.-.\y laMl \\\vU nl tin* Iioinr i>f vd on (rlondit In town Monday, .^l-, Mr:'. A. K. Sf-Miinf .-iliil Mr. and Min. Allen Vunhcm attend- In a iTitkMl cnixiitlon. t-d the funpral of their UIM'IP. Amen Albert, al Uackettntown Monday. Mr. V;inhorn alfo rcci'lv:d word nf tli" IIAZKN. death of liin nnrlo. Norman I'rrry, at Mr. ;imt Mrv. IK-iuy Ka-t' i>f CurnifOi lirnnRiyn. tlio 1'ist wwU. They're coining fast—the first robin—the first mcsr> of greens i(--it;iin>(i (lit.- Vctllowiiv* Tursdny Mm. Anmi (inuyer, who was seri- !•. nml Mrs. I). S. SiMMSt-iibi'rt:, .Mr ously sick tlu1 past wueU, isi improving —thehanker for a little lighter underwear. ;.-• *•; ;; .,.!•;•. ;.* ..j»t Miw. I'. R. liaylor ami Mr. am at this writing, Mrs. IVtiT Kiimey of MrH. Alln-rt Smith, nil u( l(;iwn. 1 Mr, ati'l Mrn. Knink Slants :uu Columbia Is asaistini? In carinj; for lior. And with these hints come other sure r.ignr. of ifcV. apprnaoh •liil.lnn .>r l<>iHton anil Mr. ami Mrs Mr. and Alrn. Olson of Grove City '.nnur U I'aul u\v\ ilitnirhivr Anini o spi'iit a few diiys the past wool; with —the making of garden; painting the bam or garage; fixing up Ihm-n wnv the Biu>st« «-C Mr. • am Mr. and Mrs. 1\ S. Walters. .Mr. und Mf;i. Artlnir Hush. Hmuhiy. Mis. OlHon ami Mr«. H. S. Walters places about the premises you said you'd fix "if I live 'till spring." Mr. ami Mrs. Krbprt yimfovl :>nt :ttlfiulo. Momlay. Miss Helen Trimim-i1 o<' (.tsT'si-ti •>.:; MI-H. T>. S. Walter was taken to Cor- ^..,1 Siimlay With her aunt. .\lr» WM>bell's Hospital, Kaston, Thursday and Wiilonor. «-:i Friday underwent an operation for Mr. ami Mr«. (i. Mi'lvin lUr-.- IM-S..-1 Wftlncstlay witli roiativi^j :il <.> i.iwin-i-. iirwii, At last report shu was iloSns i Wt'H as could bo expected. HAR DWAI6 Mr. and Mrs. Jumps Mill-. .Ir.; and ilmtshuT Miriam and Mis* Myrtlf Mis. J. S. Andreas spent Thursday rijiunKi'iilH-rs of Oxford wvv the snrsjs Kaston. GARDEN SEEDS—GARDEN IMPLEMENTS—OILS— of Mv. anil Mrs. 1J. S. L'!un;c-nl John Kelly and family are occupy. Tlie Nutionul Y. \\\ C. A., in inner ;;u!<: lirni ami Ihe tilled heel Hiitiirdiiy at lfcw.in. In? the Swe-nson property, formerly the inture.-L of lliu hcallh ami tjncuui"ii;u cmTcct |iti.;ilion of the Cobert. jSliJtiiiKii mi'.l mother attend Ihe VliM. homwiteaO. Mr. Kelly is em- comfort of it.- '100,000 meni'.ji-T.--, lilciyt'il by Mr. Trimmer, lie mo veil Flowers Delivered Anywhere in the I'm it, tint! proper distribution o.C d the v.-.ildiir-.' of Helen Juhnfilun sun here from Rolvitloro. Member Flori«l •m;wlc an cxliauplivr ;-UH1V ni' cur- Mai-em-r l'inl«iTlo)i at Milord. United States iif Two Hoiird. llic weight. MI-K. -Minni" Hnrluw of I'ittisfjv/n I: Mr. and Mr.s. D:ivid Johnson are rcct ftiotwjiir f»r women. Tnuy •iMillns IUT ninllKT. Mn<. !•:. Turner. ('nti--i-i)iiiiliis hiH snn -' Reginald frtim reported in fuvor »f ;i ÎUJI; V;'.U>:\: These :-:ilow aru :;n(jd-li)okin^, \ew York. (1) ;LU inrersolL- linu follov:- ;i.; well ;i;i "coi I'ccT' and very comforUiijle. .Made in Jlu: popular ]'-."iUik Tiîr «.f t'hUIiDnliiirK WIIH ing the lino nf the foot; (2) room 1 Snn'diiy visitor of h]n lv.fjlh-.-ra.-Mi-M! rs: \VUV>--rt -.Slircs enfi- ii l-jatlici .-;, witii mc.dcrately htjjh Via- the toes witLoul (.'lmviliiiK} fie ri;e nnd David TU;ar. rr ly his motlnn*. Mrs. Julia liccls anil low heels. Mr. and Mrs. l-'red Sîforth a :{) bmiHlhool; (I) flcsihic sluirik daughter «"alhei-ine of I'nrt'- Murr Mrcn, of tipividcre. ! l •.'.•?••» » K-<>nd guests.u[ Mr. iind MfH. i Mm. Do ald Clnrk entfi-tahifrl K<1. Miller. •.--••• •«<«]•; ii"i* siHtcr. Mr:; iVm. I'mlt- I ThciilfiiT Cai-pentcr nnd .Mrs. A. Mrii. T,e.v.-ir, J., Dercmor vltiitt.-d hr-r :;p.n\v of WiHi!ii!if;ton were Sunday livnt!i. Mr. and• Mrs. Benj. A. Hcn- vlsltoni vt Mr. and Aim. Iktrvey Cole- fi-phcit. last Thursday, ^ HAGIKBT.TSTOWN,. SJl' nan. .Tohn D. Mann and family moved Britucli Stores: Albert Colmian of West Portal was Tu^stlay fi-nni Long Bi'idgo farm tb i Sumlav visitor at the home of .1. H.Spring Broolt.Dairy Iiu'm here. BOONTON, N. 3. DOVER, N. J. STROUDSBURG, PA. UayOerry. . ^\r,v. and Mr!^ J. Fi-ancp. will cnter- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rush and niece, tfiln fit'ii soclii.1. dance' tomorrow evo- 315 Main Strict Balrer Theatre . nf7 .Ulilin,.Street^ . Mins Gerlnido Bercaurtli. of pWnshlnB- ninK hi th'jir home. • 427 NORTHAMPTON ST. Lon1 , were Sunday t;m>Kla of- Mr. and Mrs. Myllin Drake has returned from Mi !!. V'nul Turm-r. !:Ji)vei- ;md-iy visitins hfcr aon-Iii-law S—HACKETTSTOWN AND CLINTON. TEL. HACKETTgTOWN 100 Mr. and Mr:-. Kaymond M^Pcalc nmi nii-l daughter. Air.':nml. '-.Mrii.. Jlai-ry daughter 1'ertha. of, Madinon were Sun- •••••.', . v;te. ilny Riiwsta of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wyd- ens. KOIIJOW hus leased the ruck We itVe die only Rrowcrs of Roses Iietween Madison, N. .T., and Binghamton, N. Y. icr. ated by Kowaltwuk -linH Fresh Orchids daily from Jones' Convent Conservatories. Mr. and Mrs. M. Xunn and family AValtcr •Smith, nf, HamburK if Ort'al Meailnws were Sunday visit- iVitliams, nf Kuwnrk, won: wooii-cnn ira of Mr. and Mrs. Jijlin N'unn. ,'iieKts of RciiJ'- - A.. •• JlemlcrHlioL and There will lie a trusitiM! meeting rhin-yday evetiini,' at 7.IJ0 in the •amily. . •'*, ' . hure.li NOKTON. MT, IIRIIMON. Mrs. V/illluin JfcCrackon 1ms- heon Mrs. ReLtn. Bnrd:;e( niotorcrti Trom ."isitlng recently with her sister in New M/JL __. you wish "some- .'Mountain Jvike l-'rirtny to muke hci 1'nrk, homo with her iiarents, Mr. iimti Mrti. Wlten body would in- John • Mitchell; o( Clinto1 n vicinity Where Everyone DINES hi Comfort I. B. Hikiclirant. f]»ent 'Monday /with his- brother. Gar- vent something new to eat" you Frank FT. I-rartunp of .-Jpi-noy City ret'.. • ';. . • • ,i need BEEGHAM'S .PILLS. Even miMl to hln home here Mm. X/esitcr' 'Tomson hnK rrtiirncti Mnml;i.v, i-oiuniinf; Tluirstlay aftr'rnoon liomo aflern. visit with her nicithci'rin- when digestion, is good, poisons to .UTs^y Cily law; Mrs. Ttobcrt Tomson. at CJInton. are formed during its pro- SEIP'S CAFE \ Mrs. BiiKcnn '.f.-mnlni,' han he n Mi'H. John • UoIIurt hiis rcturnoO cesses that unless eliminated FOR snrfcriiuT from un attack of grip. from ii vi.sit with relatives in Phllr 1 Colds, Coughs Mr. and Mrs. O. CI. llepuo entM'taln lllisburfr. irritate mindâa well as body. til on Wednesday at dinner Ralph'IT Ijttilo Miss:'1211a Apgnr siwnt n few Rnllivant and ITr. iincl IMr.s. Frank H dnys la«t week with- liw mother, Mrs, it Neglected Colds are Dangerous Ilai'tuni: and children of Sunset Farm J.*.'jUie Apgar, at Union. DANCING EVERY SATURDAY, Tflko no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. The rsinvfisers of the M. B. Tllmai Cl.ari;GU''SHteliell and GeorRo Stoven- AvtiiU'lal I^fg Ifuntl are mc-etins ivlt.1: Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieve: son, of ChJirloslown,- nttended tho public 31-33 So. 3rd Street Easlon, Pcnnn. tucepHH and hope to complete thoii tia)« uf tlio lattbr'H uncle. Andrew ICtn Grippo in 3 days—Excellent for Hcadacho iinilpi'tnliinfr April 1. ncy. at' Milfortl,; Thiirstlay, 'vrl l«of Art? MVH. T<. T. KlitiHon Hponl. last, week tn b %o World. Quinine In this form docs not affect tho head—Casccra is best Tonic with Mr. and MI-K, J. G. Flumci-Celt. Laxative—No OpIulo in Kill's Frul 1-Ionsle of .lersry City is n •Jiolins n. K. Tlulllvnril at Sunret form Bears thoflI&nQ.t'uroorCh(ia,H.Flotobor. MlatJ Miimif (Ton gin ml of nelvlden InueofbrovorthlrtyyaarBiand . Make Your Wants Known With a Want Advertisement in the Star ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT Mir-nt pJii'l of laj-'t Week with her aunt m'mn£YQ»HmAlv}W*'li<}vght.'£ Mis(< Edward•ld

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Wiir.iH iiwuffiihillmi Dale Clmnsfil. churcit 'services: '• . ^ -.-..- J)i>en for crlm!ni!s.?^:w^(l;that(tlier Car.>rri'H.smau McArlltur, of. Oregon. "A certain younc nml ilevmit church were "ox«crvlce*' men Inv'tho hopo W woman of tills city, whose liaiiH- In Ho- nttnictinn «yminwhy. -,,,-..., ^T lr.»poAi-« HiafthP" fitiieml roiiMHuilun 1 5 /•Itull li(t KM nmi'tulod «« lo provlil- Uiiil licuctt,' novrr ml<-M-:i ttlvitu* iifl'vicru, hut Mr, Iijikcr proin-rly «U!u attention met' ttnd Vevltwca ''tho^'jButoiertT }*!^^ I ho terma of iitrvlcn lir.L'nlit'il Ktu;, to tlif Kn-at Injustice tlia*; )H dono to RiLkmhe in usually kldiiPj-uLhe and mi-n who un»wi- :iril\'<«l }wl HH HIU U-KIM mi (!»• ilrMi Miinil-iy in DitvmlKT Ji:i:'tor wi.-i i-f.iillnit from Hie S«'ri1i- mul iHjnt iirmrt for 'tlii-ir country In AVhlch comparrBb'na~woro: the remeily recommended hy your followln^ til I'll (>|c<;tloii, IliKtci"! of en lim:; ilic i.ttny of Kclxcc.-i lit tin- well. Murrli t of tin- fnllowliiK y«-'»f, Htld tli;tl As Mir- htrwoim-r trlppcil up tin- IIIBIU uitjiiKlly applied to tht-m. were pointed out" and diflcuflsefl.**This "j fileiids mid iielj;l|I'ors, Ault your IU-IBII- club tin lufl memliorHnnd tho:J2rthatk. bor! thi' l-rinn of tho l'H>."M"iu •ni.I VU'v ih<- minist.-r n:t'l: J1 wcr* proHcnt folti.tnht the mcctlnff.waa;? I'li'itlilciit i-h:ill IK-KIII on tin- m•» »utl iftib Mnyrr loKnlarcii .Store ; :; 1 1 Ai;il h:-)int>t, lti-hi<:ra i-nin'* r.irth." very lnntruetivtv " • ,' * i ::' "'y, Mrs. John Devries, .15 13. Ktewarl St., Mi'. and MVH. Henry Haye* will inoVr , AldinCiy ii . lKinni..r followhur lli'-lv Uu,:u\ iinir.s pla»'.l ov.-r (In- f.-ic-:! 'oh Mnycr, Hi- clothier In Outre TIIIH cffjf-luyiiiff .contfut nupprccdpa^ Washington, wiiyn: "I Klr-iinnl my buck April 1st 1» (lladKtone. Air. and Mm. Henry .lohiicun and il.-citnii ami on.- \v>'<-!; or Hi" \\. KaKlim, lias dcoiikd to t-nliuKc .Mis. W. I-:. Switnp-er was i-alled lo snas, of NV'ironir. xpcnl ||n> wei-k-cn.i the iralchlnir and Ilnl«lng: Project'-: hy exerildii Kiiiih .'is lifting heavy I hi turn Tin- (iiviinl:i|:<-it nf •h«' f. f ltd....a. CounuiK'Hyiy till** hhii s »-l(,thln(t .stm'f hy tnldiiK In 0i(> MUITIN I'lahci las* wn-lt owliu; In lh>* wilh bin mother, Mrs. Kvit .Inlin.-mi. i: i which hiiH hecn abandoiied. Thont'ff,' attiiltt the house. I suiTei'ed lerribte th.i li;ini;i!i will I w- in on, y NIMMI'S hi,oU Ktori-. Tlilx will i'M't' -ti llii'lr rneclliii* in tin- ehun-li par- I'lin- inoiirlin nfti'i- his i-l'-vtioii. ini.i ii the old fine. Any hoy or Rirl.wlio In. ux if it were hreakiiur. Mv kldlieyn Superintendent of I'lilon Cemetnv, Mr. Alay.-r's nloi« a rnmtiiKo "f U« ft-i-l lor. 1.---.: a »p..htl M^;IO;I i: ivillul Cot ".s'nifl.-^ fiom lli<- yoiuiirsl.-n!, hmi-l- Interested In the poultry projrat antl ucted IrreKtikirly and when I did wmk .hliuis NV||;lilM»f, Ins been i-mi'lued In f.'inti'. in w.rl: imtM i f Mb" i;r':' an irte'ti months all -r it Ins IM.II iy a spun' of !IU liy >><>ilu- eotmtyicliib aui-nt, Farm liureau, attack uf t;Hp. York city, visited lor tin* Wii-k-i'liil hi I1 r ihtve I hei-mne very nervous and titoy. I. ll i.'. IImlHK Ktii.-el. Tin- my feet. I wax auVe.'.rd in ihi*t manner IUHK her aunt. .Mm. Kebeccu 'I'iliiH. • p'-u-. Ulu- Mumblul hi and KIOIV will th.-n l>t* Mm- of ihi- llitc.it nml Hearing on Cnnnl I5J!I. fi.f a iiiiiiilH'i- nf years, when 1 heard Mis.-; Ciace Trimmer,• wlm IK til (.'IIn- Mill- f:ir I-.', |I>I»: witli linn ami |<;ni;-;- Ji-: If y\w ii«.|in| tb>- '-llslons jji(j.-it up-lo-ilal.t i-xlii!)lisjunejil.4 uf Us i.r Milan's K'dlin-y Pill* mid h- wilh n-:." wrM ni-xt Monday nt '1 o'clock at Trenton on Mr. and Mm. I larvey Taylor, of AhuiK- bur Uowcrs. Air.-:, l-'ivd Ay.-r.i Is r t-'ave me i;n-at n-llef. 1 IJKI it I)niui':i (JIII> ..l.i.cfinii lint uciy In- m:ut>- in ini'.-rr. cld.-iiu; hi>; IMJOI; am! «II>1- the H''iuil>' hill Ififi. » measure prnvlilinrr fleld. I'a., np.'iit On- Hint part of |a;.l li-l\V"ii 'l.-ij'.ti Tin- UnyH' ami fiirls'. I'oiiltry Clnli nier •'.i-aelier'hi the manual Iralnhu: d"- Trinity Al. 10. rbiirib will flvi- an •> :i- priij'-i-t is ili'veloplriK Very wttlffaÛirl- Is expected tint delegation.'! will to tert.-iinment l-'riilay evenhi;;, Al inii IK "On January 12, 191M. Mrs. l')i-vrle!< paitiihiil uf the public whnol. He Is ly. This work IM eoriiUiotiil u» an *'iiii' frnnx Warivn, SUJWPX and Morris enun- now fiii;ai;ed In the hardware mid in the ehap.-l. iimy !»• too nln>rt--in lli-'"V"nt UKM Hi" tli'.s In prnli'.'tt afraitiNt the Mil In it. !:al•' ' tayimc i-outest am! Is et'iittlni; ival In- i \er timv Iloan's Kidney 1'illa did away UIINinr.-itt Illen- tvilli I 111 with Ihe ba.'kirb.-, dixxlti»KH and all iiin Tiii'iV.y'!\T"i-:. "*iIm^V"ar«.'7^llM.thw| J^^S;|:,^^^ ..V"""Vli-- ivho 'have •.'•nti-Vni Into It. Tho Von* ,n st started Xov. 1st ami si net? that ollxi :h:nr. i.f tddiu-y uoubK I have I'lir ;»-u-t-ament of Idilv Communion l I lll 1 i I l i i ! : i I Il Jfrsfy C'lly ItnnM Sumlny SIIOUN. every ruiMiii lo hrllcw tli:>( Doau':! ill hi-fibsirvid In Trinity M. I*, church elatf thi- crmt-wtants IISI.VI- ke|tt an ai- n.£ni"«.itTi(,. Mi!!i ;« 5" "!i:t.!n"!' i !.i ( .l;K!!IV!i;;.s!!" >'l« »o*£'"' !.'«* = ^•'KîH.:"r.li!i;!!-» !!j;r!!;y,i rfc S'unilay por forma nuns of every sort. .•fleeted ;i pfi-inatien. run- for I haven't i (Jnod l-VUl.-iy. ••urati- record of th<> amount and rnsl incUKlhiK henellt perforitriuocs, have b.'iji trmiblrd in yiars." A number of frh-mlH of MISM Hattfo Tli;. i.m.nii.1 uf ISno whirl, w;,:, il... | "" l«-«l«»l»IHty llir.1 U.-r- will .-v-r !•'• • ^ ZXn'l^"u\n"l-!' nf fi-i-il fid to their Hocks ami number mliwldiiiirmry nlliHiii.-nlliHni.-m ..nf Trinity Al. I-:I-:. .••'•'•••"••' H:iy"x-UHi.-n r.tw. i• .v,.;.,.,,'!,,A''"':7illii^ ,l«„» s.-r.-nnSi-T.-iaryy Ibiljcrl!al;tr. Iin and value i.f the i'«jl» la>'ed. Tln-so bci'ii hitrrrd. under mi order Issued liy 'liii'ler were pleasantly entertained nt I'otitre Chief Richard T. Uattersiiy. III).- at all dealer.-:. F.*>r-Milbinn •!• home last .Monday uluht. HnnilaHnmlay wlu.owliool In tintli*>- ti>nhMinry ininov- -"'•*"—* „. I ninnmany .,f tlithfe c;i«»-n*fs* v.li.r.whi-n-- tin- H-III-iiMn lia«liadl ift'nitls are icpoittil every month'on Co., .Mfci*.. liulTal... X. V. Tin* order followed tile complaint of m«iiiinfill.. lni!)I:I;t; li.i'iIi. ••!i• nilKoit-.-iU,..l! l»),v Hi.-. M-IHM>I..IL..,.I . lEcnrcc:! \\:is Iîl'*: I'nslor \\:is ! !..„,,. .,i,),],;;.,!lll,::,,i . i,iv.inv.. vii;;:it!o ik-mimni ii:nh;ni l frnn:fomadl i a ids jiit'jiarfd for this purpoKo ami Tin' srlifjul lias I'ivi'ii 'l..»:lrl,';. lh>i li.at .l - (Mi'il.-s r-l-ii-.l !<• h:.'l IH-V«r Illcd itt th" utik'c of the ''ouuty club the Minister!*' Community Club that lonliia will ti>* rtmiKlit to nnesvllle in lt Sunday performances Were a sttbter^ i.'il.nt In ui-];ani'/.lilK a I'oehnntaM council liiiintint ;ltnu:- HUM l£i-ll,.f. ! •It tin- Ihtrvey huihlim; m-cu- I by ili Kiiikl ihl Co. .Mr. mul M It. CC. .loh ll iimvc from tin*

mini III>IIM> to lu> vitcjid-d liy Your Eyes Alvnh OliinmliiK, wlio will inn IM In the Ilm-i-iH hitililhiR. -Mi', ami SIXTY SECONDS FROM CENTRE SQUARE" Are Precious Mrs A. L. Shi-nili nml daiiKhti-r will . .• tin* liniisi- vaeati'il l>y Jlr. anil Mi*. H. C. .loliiiHon, win] a it- Di:ikltiK Instruments :lils cliaiiKi' SII it.s tit hi* noiri'i* hit* uli-u- ^M ilenl tmsliH'Mi wlili'h i:i ni|iiilly incii'iis-

Trust them only to export .\ll;i:t".M Mllzalioth Kim nml Dnrolhy :ind coiKtcicntious nvoii iiiioni; Hi*' vlctinm i>f Kr\v lust wci-lt of

inrti'il. oni' famly Imvln^r Hfx tnt'iniwni Our c.\:imin»llnn. IH UmrouKh. iirili'l'il at Dili' lime seiontific, ai:cur:ito and honest. .Mi'.i. lii-II, wlm hiiN lu'rn with lu'i- :4s- Our reputation is cstalm'slicd, t\n i>r lint IiiU'lmla. fur wvi'nrl wpckn, 1 .•ft 1'i.st wi.'1'lc fur her hoint' In tin Unit whon you conio to us fin - nntlurn )>:ir: of tmiitttalv. optical exnniiimtion, you trust Tin- iininriini.whinli was to have ht'cii your nycsi^hL lo competent and n

wlio K-Vf Optical Horvifcj with a Mr«. William Ijinti'rmnii HUCCPI'II Cdiiiii-ii'iitie. If you do not nord Mi-.''. \V. (J. Siiliiiihi as lii'.'Hidoul nf Iti jflu^es, we'll gladly tell you .so. ary Snclcty nf (ht> !'ivnhytt>rl:ui cliuirh. Mrn. Htilphln hii-i ln*W tlic OIIIITC • ' idi-nt fur i-li'Vi-n y.-ai-w. N'.. rliaiii:* won- maili- in tlu> i.tl;.>r uttlccrs. A. Davidson, O. D. Tho Piirti'i' linnso i» hcinf? njadc lii( [•raiiiily huit!;tf Among tin- intiTli nuiruvt'inrnt!! IK an npi'n ftrili-wiiy U 1 WASHINGTON, N. J. -M-\i |.arl :ilsu a lilltiiln-r of otln-i Ini- Kyi' I'xaminnliiin l>y ill>litlilc-nl. ' .MlMt lltliH Howard lias h< Write ur riionc 3(1-1(3. il |i'iii|)i>i-arily tn j-lvt* III> • piwin.i n the |>iilitiu liltniry at Oi i) ii iH'ivuii:; hiva{turni>i S'ltui'tlny tn "ln'lr hnmi.' here, I'uDim'iii11 :t stay in l-'ldrida nf HOIIIU wt'i'k.s. SAGE'S LEATHER STOKE Cliaili'S .M. Oxrhian juin'hasi-il liu;l Wi'i-lC the PlUti- liuildlliK wlilfli h>! ha: ni'tl tnr a finipii' -IL yt-ai.s. .Mr. and Mr:;. William Lnnlt'rmaii liav.- l»i;n H|»iidliiij si-Vcial days nl \. w LDIUINII. L'mui.. UIHT-- tlu-h- daii^h- Our Prices tiT. .Miss ftstlifi- l.ailtcrman. Is ;t- |iii|>|l U Smith Colli'^f. of— j-. ami Mr* Hurry (Judni-y, Ji'..-vl:: Itfil for Hfveriil daj'H last wt-i-k hi.i |iar- -nt«, n.-ar town, and ln.-r pan-tits, .Mr HARNESS and Mrs. Jiu*fili .S)IIII>H.

Tin- am.Hint uf_$-!l was jct:.'i\vd fnr HORSE COLLARS thi'-lilrltiday monoy in tht- Primary dt>- linrtnicnt ut* lht> I'n-.sliytoi-iaii Sunday ami ii-linnl. $VJ of this was in lit.- .liuililinf* \uy, (In- i-hifdivii hiinjniiir as many nil oilier Leather Goods are (li.lllll'" .lr* LII'J .III. j t «1 la iflM ilILIL ill L-icaslnj,' nni' [it'lluy i-acii year. Two abreast tlio line of today's rtuMarn WHS ivi:»-lveil limn tho Ciadlr- lowered costs. No quib- H»U missionary dcparlnii'iit. Tin- money ha.-. IJOL-II divldod as follows: $a bliiiff, we take out* losses. tn Kr.'odman which was Kent tn the N'cwtnn school In Ti'iiiit^iocc: 5l!.?i'l •:.(> Sec our stock. G-et ouv Sltlkn, Alaska. an.>aii, wlio .snlil recently her horin1 at Oxford and came ht>r« to innkv lE THER IIIT luime wilh iit'i' daiiyliu.'i'. Mrs- I'*, * fim-ler, SHl'feivil a iiiiralyili: stmki- Suits for Boys ihnut two wi«ek« nK». iitlViitin1? hoi' left 3 STORE ;!il.'. .Mrs. Ki'jin, who in Ul',, was active 3rd & Ferry Sts., Easton ' Jtir her :ulv:iu(!etl .VPJM'H. Cl:in>ii(!f Vo'iiicHils sp.-nt llu< woi-k- f>nd at his homo lie ft-. ' .laccili Wilfy has bt-en cunfiiii'd to hi:' Special iuime for a week with a sewiv cold but !M now reported Iinpiovlntj. U.S.L. Battery Service Station . The I.ackaw:intia I.<>atli.-r plant l.e- K:IH work on Monday on full lime—.six ilay.s a week. A mimht«r of hew fin* '»liiyit>« will he added. NOTICE .Mm. Ruse Drake, of Ornime. Is ,s|)em1- int,' this week wilh friends here. 45 Tho 21 members of the Preshyterian to All Gar Sundiiy school, who wore present every Sunday during, the past year wen- KIVCII OWNERS at the session of thu -school on Sunday WE GIVE ANEW HYDRO- MKTKU with each now Battery VIENNA. Our citizens are very proud of the piirclmsod 'direct from Scrvica large, new ilnC ljresonleil lo our Ceii- Station for month oE Marcli U-ill school Alonilny nlt'lU hy the .If only. Wo consider the 'U. S.;:IV 0." Ll. A. il. of Unekeltsiown. The upoaker of ihe evening was ex-,ludnt' Uattery supenor in price and »liini»w ol' lieh'idere. Mrs. Mide Kave quality of any other mako of L .short KkeU'h whii'li was very amus- •iiK. A Columbia yraphanola was also liattcry; also 15'months' guar- n-esi'ii'ed lo llic WJIIHOI by tito I'an'iil- HALF (%). PRICE antee which we stand by. Vai:lier Associalion. The iTj;iilnr nimilhly business nifi-l- iiiK of the Moanl of Education W:IH on all Fashion Park and R. C, STOCKTON leld Momlay evening, and that of Uu' Pi!rent-Teacher Society wns helil on 71 K. WASHINGTON AVE. I'lii'sday afternoon. < Skolny Clothes ' Phone G7. Pit. Cummins spent several days las; .vrek in New York. Ur. llueiinm,'of Drew Seminary, will DAY AND NIGHT S1311VICE have clmi-KO of the services of the Al. E. church next Sunday, bulh morning ind eveniii[.;. Mr. and Mrs John Shiner returned lo their home tho past week aflin- spend- ing several weeks nt AVaIcrloo. $90.00 Suits - $45.00 The-school lmll lias been placed In poyilion oti ihe Central school buildlm: 40.00 force's Son ind is now in use. ' • 80.00 Suits - Mr", and Mrs. .Mutant- LPIKII and daughters spent. Sunday vlslliiuj *••'• 70.00 Suits - 35.00 mil .Mrs. CJeorgo Bryant, al Port Jlur-

'M'I'. and Mrs. Jacob Orey, of 13iilta- 60.00 Suits - 30.00 ville are vlsitinir her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. Carey. 25.00 FMyd .Wheeler lias resumed work al ® 50.00 Suits - the leather works in Hacketlstmvn.

Want a NVw County. KiTorls'are 'beiiiff made to crealo n new county lo be known as West. 1 Uni- son. A bill has been introduced Intti tin' leKiiilalui-e to that eiTeel. The Old 222 Northampton Tlio oh tect of tills, iw't is to consoil- ilrite Iho munieiiialllies oC Lyiulhurst, Goldsmith Store Street, Easton North Arlington, Kearny, East New- ink ami 'TIarrlson, into a seiwnite county. The siirsreffute populntlon oi Cemetery Memorials the • respective iniuilclpnllUcs will be 70,0011. These- muiilclijallties sire so fiii 101 Broad Street reinovt'il- from the coimly seiits of ihe lospectlve rnuntlt?'] as to make this act WASHINGTON* N, h a mciitoi loua one.

* «w THE WASHINGTON STAB, WASHINGTON, N. X, THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1921 m SECTION TWO' ECONOMY IN HOME- INDUSTRY WORSE lllllilllllllillllllllllllll MADE FERTILIZERS THAN FOR 44 YEARS

Pti tlilxcr pi lets of 1920 wore unuminl- The invent ImluslHiil raiiOClon <•( ly hlsh, nn reili-etfil hi tin- abnormally the country IK the rtnwt tnilleul hi thu OPEN 8.30 A.M. ij: nigh LOMI of growing our mure im* •lii-sl A4 yi'iirn, David K. ForBtm, pivul- GPEMS.30 A. M Uortu it cro]iH like potatoes, tomntueH (lt-nt uf tht- Kiitlumil City Hunk of ChU- CLOSE 5.30-P. M. CLOSE 5.30 P. M. f| nml other vvgrtubletf. It i.s I'.sllmntod tiKo. ik'cltmil Sutnlay In a NII Xt Wm. Lauhach & Sons Unit It cost Well above $20l) ;o produce an in n of polittiH'H hi l»l!i> uml tif UIIH "The pitst three intnilhs haw bei-n thy i'ltllhuT Item wan $4fi u> $7.1 |MTfiled with reports whieh show that tin- gi'iw-ral cfnnoiiili.- munitions nf Hi,- ,Lr.i- I0S0 EASTON, PA. »• • .i 1921 m 'Tht outlook for I'JUl i-:illn for snlii-r eoinitry are extremely gravi-," wild l\ tliuui lit nn ih- ,uil of tl»- Kiuvv.-r," a<> "Thh i* Di- rt mil nr in IV. .1. (J. Unman, Mln-etor of i)ii> W;ir ami the r.n-l of tin. Xtiv Jersey Agricultural Kxii.-iv which In ><>lh<',' tinifrt nf tlnam-lal •!••- ment stiitiiiii. Me iiiH-H mi tu nay: "M pivs.-lon li:i> I u :t lu 1U21 oiiiji nr.' i.ut lllicly in Itablr iiiilhlnne iiliuiit ••inih-t•!(.•!. Only hn higher Hum thriKf of Hi- luM viit)i. 1} |M-r:itlun •>!* tin- IVWeiaf iiisi-rv.* m tin krowt-r is foivr.l to .tlnsid-r i-v.-ry liauli fivsn-ii) 1I:IM )nvvenh-d a tinniulal An Easter Offering of Unusual Interest: possible economy that limy !«• t-OVeli'd panic." In thi produeilnn ni' the i/ropn «>f tin- Ki.rtf.Mi urp-d thai Hie d-lits nf Ku- lltllllllg tit-aS'»||. (Jill- lif iill' tllnst Illl- rupeaii nations :•> Hit* I'niti'tl Static puitant in ins to lonsiiUr is Di:il uf .should not In' iMm-i-lli-d. hut should In- leltllUir. n-fuiid.'d in :.U-yr;.r bonds. "Tli- rumHlloii <.f vne.'s of raw ma- 'lln ••• In al pivs.-nt :. with* ,lirr>T. IUV i.-.-L.t-i mid other commodities mav In- I mills or f.-rtili/.ir h)j;ivdl>-nts. nn til.- hail; to ,ionn:il In tlnvt- m<>muy, >••• TAILORED TRSCOTINE SUITS oiu h nitl and Luim-y-miM a IVI tilfcct -r -M.I. l-ut a.ld.d lli.il pn.ph.-l* -.1* .1..11- 01) til. ii.llrl-. I'KI- hlstaniv. ;il III.- .X- nillk-. iiiaiti'rs ilivim*.- it will li.- Ihi- ilii[|i«ir|s ffrt ld I m:id<- uj. U.r * titan .h:it W'-ill siIV.-I iulliK'th'*- h:itl 1 i il-.-.i MO. i<> atlVi-i liai.l: lailiii.-i iu Nmtli Dakota A inl\-iur iislslln-i oi" L>;,II hoiiiuls of nkiiatr- of mi.ln. ir.n ll>s. > til|>)i.iI»• uf j "Tht- iiiKiiiii'iit •[..•: )1(.,-n niailo that ammonia. 'MO poumls of taukiiK'1 '•'"<• I Wull Ml>rt Wiililed I" *<•• tin- k'liikM at $49.50 and $59.50 talnhiK 10 |M't- (-••in tiinioiinia niid 1-ixi ' fail M> .hut fnl-o[- uiiioiiH would l»- ilis- }ii.uiiili<...r aei.l |ilM«|.h:ilf ^n.l -'tut \ruiJl'tl" addid tin- speaker. "That is a ituindKtif inin-lit.ii of j,nl:ish would haw false iirtnuiii-itl. I'm' tin- I'athnvv wnuld nn analysis v«tulvalftit tu a -'i-l'.-r. Jsnn-ly n-at't ayahisl Wall street Itself." ERE'S an offering that ought to strike a re- Itaimila. In a\ troiu tin' nioi'i1 i'i-on>.inii-al ( Alayo I'linle. lin-thwds nf liuyitik' vomim-n'lal fi>i-iil- This niril;..,! |>raitii-iilly nniounis to a what fabric has caused such a furore in the fash- J/.er, .-oiiHitli'ia.ii>n slu.ulit l.<- ti',\f\\ i*y ' vtiryiral n|iei:itii>n in t-very ease where farnu-iN to the muii- (runtmnVul u: i" ia tooth h-is to 1 xiraefil mid eon- ! lVrtiliz.-1-s. l-im-tinnU- ri-rilllxers an-1 Sl~t.: ill I-i'llloVill« Hie oMVlidiliK IlU'lll- j ionable world than beautiful tricotine—fash- ivlntivi-ly i>Npon>ivet while liiKli-Mnnlc ', IHI- l>ui i-imlm: away .h<- minis inuil j ion's favorite. Tailleur suits of tricotine will be nr lili;h-:inalyttiK fi-rtilixers are i-elutlv.- ! (he loot is reai'hi'd raMiri' than liy ly fh.-ai*p. Tin- i-arm-rs sh-.uld. ilu-re- ( I for.-. iil'-a tlie hl^h-m-iHle ! Dr. tianlmr .in.l Mr. K. l-\ Mmilt of seen more this spring than ever before and the rt-h.-1-.'Ver tlilx may 1H> |>rac- ! i'lii('ai:o at a mi* tinw of the Central tleahle. Dental Assoi'iitiiiu nf Noi-theni New lfiiss or matron who wants her own individuality "It Wi.IlM Krelll rnim ill\VSti^:.tIons | J.M-sey at Newark last week, detailed j carrleil out in Sniltll .l.-r.--ey and i'lse- : the revolution follinviuu the nuplieation accentuated and developed through apparel that Win i-,- Uia. It would l>.iy tu use a hi^'ln r j of X-ray plmtoyi-aphy tu dentistry, ami |»T i-fii( >. Some .-f tlit- tit»n , Inn must he extracted hy a i one of these lovely suits. {ii'uwi-r.s win* are imted for .heir «in-- ;method Itivxlvinu Ihe .enttini; and I cess aro Im-lim-d to use as inix-Ii as | slu-eadinu h:i<'k of th>> minis and :>.ii in- | '>>.'• in* r> per vi-nt ot anmmiit:) in lie-ii' >ei^ion ot' 111'' jaw. allowing nol mily 111* ! misiur.'.^. TSi.' l»-st pfacUi.- \vi\) <{••• < Jaunty short coats, finger tip coats, straight iwml on the nature of the soil, ih<* total j qnanlity uf n-itillxi-r u±><\ and its*- <-x- neaimen, t of the inlVetlon?' at its hase." line and slightly fitted styles (in well propor- t.-nt Ui'wlii-'h animal tnaniit- • riv-n | i Kewanl for BaialhV Ciipinn*. maaiires an- • nipl<'.vi'd 1<> Mii>i>!>>iiei:t The Klizabi-th Cliamhw uf Oun- tioned, clean-cut lines, rivaling expensive cus- th- addiiii.ns or |.!ant-l'o.>d in ri.tniii.-r- mi-rce has ln'KUn a wei-k's cainpalHii to i'I:il rei-tlHwrs, Tabe till- SlMUll) in he awarded lot' the "Ceneralty sin-akin?,', tin- farinn'. and tom made ganrmls) in a very pleasing variety 1 arn-s and .•oiivielimi of the irulh-y pp-trili:ulafly y tinh jtutatpa o fan , haudit:-:. It lias lu-fii deeided hy the Utilize Hovers. vKelu-s, alfalfa, ele., in t'hatllher t-nnilllittei- lo »ive p-irt of the of style and designs. , so far as it may ln> practifahle. Tl[e«e. rewar.l lo each uf live nun Instrumen- hy aei-umulatinji nUrnyrn in the soil. tal hi the capture of the highwaymen. will materially ivduee the nf rd l'nr They are Carl Mehmidlin. who shot one usltm liu'Ki* 'iitaniities of nitt'iiKcii In of the bandits'. PolU-e Chief Hopkins ot comnn.'i-cial tV-rtiliwrs." I'll km Deputy Sheriff Murphy. Poliee- nian Vardalis nf Kcnilworlli and Irvlnit ASKS IF TWINS Smi:h. trolley eoniluctor. While it Imn been det-id«,I hy Uio ARE TWO PERSONS hamber that five men shrill he rewrml- A NEMO CORSET Keeps Your MOM: people know, or have heai-d nf jed a sixth enterss. Wiiiiaui Li-eU-e. nv>tor- Beautiful DRESS SILKS man of the trolley ear hold nn by Hi-- imlits. told Sheriff Johnston that Figure Firm and Shapely twins. Hut it is not so KCiieraUy noiiccd idle Harvey Smith, the eoiidtielor. thai when twins are not extremely ht-ld the rear door slut: anains! the alike th.fy ar,- always reinarUalily dif- emi-y i»f Charles lCivbs. lie (Le.O held Inviting Clever Fingers To Fashion Them Into fevont. Voti i\cvi;r st-e a ease ot or* the from door apamst .lolin Krebs, wlu,- dinary family lik-;iie.ss. oiiKht to i?M ill to slmot Carl SchmklHn There is a model fnr every type of figure Thl-s foutraiU shfnvrf not only in f'ie>' JI the Ini-k while Sehmidlin was pep. and phy;-ii|u-. hut also in t.-inpt'iauunt. peritiK at CliarlfH Kr.-bs. TI-' will prob- —stout or slim—and your Nemo will lit yoir and is par:ieularly eonmion when thf ably share in thr division of the re- twins ar- "f diffetvnt sexes. The hi.y.wnrcl. for iilslaiK-e. may lie tall, alt-re, eii.-r- New Low Price Levels Make This Offering a as personally as though it had been made es- KflUkr and quick tu lake oltVu-Se. If he is. his twin sister Is pretty sure to Di'sei-ler Weils |-'miri<,cn and or national, state. Congressional Dr distressing-fullness. if ihe father in* mother is :i twin or' and Senatorial committees of both and are Selling for t!it* olTj-prins of a twin. The popular theso parties, neglecting amounts idea 'that twins run in families is quite spent by candidates anil organizations llaGrecque Tailored Under->• correct. (if minor political parties. wear, made of line nainsook, ,:•,! Arm Hands for "Whoopurs." DM the Frost Hurt, IIM Ituiltt? 'triniimed with imported laces only. tel- • The'Morristiown Board oC Health has A frosty, fosrgy nitrht, like several PX $1.45 Valj's Kilet and Cluhy tailored as a decldea that all chlldron surforins Ci'om perle-need lately in this sci;tlon, is heli. .whnopinET cottRh must wear arm bands. lo be daiigeroiiK to the fruit buds and lailm-ed suit lo fit gowns. Physicians, who have boon negligent. .some, of the -fruit growers fear that The middy blouse is the real economy garment for ana dilatory, will also be called to ac-damage wax susiaineil by such weather count for not promptly reporting con- At ;.he same time the statement is maili ! $2.98 to $8.98 tag-ious aisos. There are a • groat that it will lie till the better for the re kiddies and grown ups alike. They give you the miuiy cases o£ whoopin1 g cough in maining fruit buds if a large percent Morristown, but only Hi were repm-led age of Lhfi buds was destroyed. Tin most for your money—the most in material—work- Envelope Chemise | $2.89 to $S.98 hy physicians to tht* Lioard of Health others will malto up in ihe qiialitv of during February jnd throe others in the fruit, it Is claimed. January. The arm tb'antls will be manship and service. , ., , . Skirls i .$3.75 to $9.69 furnished by the Board and will be distinctive.' whlttj bands, with Borne Meat al. Uargain Prices. Short Skirts ',: $1.59 to $2.79 clistinguishtnE- white mark througii Present wholesale quotations ot beef. The extremely low price at which the center. , pork and lamb represent bargain prices Corset Covers and Short Skirts $3.00 to $4^78 flu compared with the prices provailiiiK a few months tmo, accordinp to a state- we are selling this special purchase— Chemise Pantaloons , $2.69 to $4.75 Why Not Name Your Farm? . ment issued by the Institute of-Ameri- It is becoming popular CoV farmers can Heat Packers. $1.45, makes the selection of a good- Drawer Combination..,....»..:.. .$2.69 to $3.39 to give their-farms a nunio appropriate Thu decrease in prices Was attributed \ to the' isun'oumliiigs. The idea is a to the stagnant export tli-mand, decline; '."• good one.- There i» scarcely a farm that in Keneral commodity prices and de- ly supply of these" pretty serviceable Corset Covers...... , . • $2.69 to: $3.39 -willr'not be mndc more 'ittnctivL liv creased buying power in industrial cen .' havhVs «. mnip Tlius O il ^h 11 "\I ipU tre.s and elsewhere, blouses a,real money-saving event, -it. Drawers . $1.89 to $3.39V ^Sunde. Pino Hiilbt Sputif? Run AV il i,.nut IIU1 etc will sound belUr tnd help •Stur and Thflce-a-Week New York •"•tp[iloslgttatc the fium World, J2.7E. •••I fe*

«AJ&» SECTION THREE TIIE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. X, THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1921

ItIX)OMSI(LKY. Mm. fl. M. Pldcock la vlflllliiK til Roekuway for u fow dnys. Mi', anil Mrs. Sutton and Mrs. Kor BELVIDERE shaw of Annandnle .will move Into Oio. S. J. BACORN'S PUBLIC SALE Stret'tiy'H houso on Mnln xtruet. Close Saturday's at 6 P. M. l-'rank Nixon of Still Valley spout OPEN CLOSE Sunday with MIMH Lena Hou.si'l. The luillen of the M. I-', churcli are Mra. I!. It. Ilouaol enturtalnod Home Preparing to publish an u]i-ti)-i1ntc frtends at her home Thursday lant. e,ook bmik mid the editor In now Iiai-d at .Mr. and Mra. Luther Coin; and two 8.30 ' 5.30 " Work tilltiiu; (lit! lerlpos an they are noun rpent the week-end with Mr. and LIVE STOCK handed In. Mr». JTany Knyiler. There arc ji-plfiily of viidiom TliiliJi- Mr. and -Mi--. Philip I'hlllipH nml RADER'S ent Sunday lust- with her A.M. EASTON, PA. P.M. and Farming Implements Hoe the mulatto who jtlint and killed parents an I'.looniHhury mountain. • farmer MoCuiinell on ihe Mnpo-ISInlrs- .Mrs. William Hurd lmtt heen vntw Tlio -subscriber, about to discontinue funning, will tl'snose of town i <<:<<1. .March 1. UiUHmt her dumiHter from Illllsdiit.,' Hi-v. Or. S. U. Cooper will preach In liis running implements ami live stock nL public na\f. at Ms farm Ihe Knl^-opul church Uiis fVi-niiiK. Mr. ami Mrs. Hrnent Wltlevtr en- J, .{. Campbell of Hnzeu will occupy tertalneil a few friends at dinner e tho pulpit of the Second Presbyterian Thursday last. church next Sunday, nn.rnlim and eve- While Kolng to work 'Weilm-Hday BRASS CASTLE, N. J. ning while tli'- Rev. Dr. Stom- is at morning last week, CJcorfje HlKley'H All Women Will Be Interested In These Smart al 12.110 o'clock on U-iltlmnro. Air. Campbell will have for L'lir was run Into l.yy another IIKICI " his subloct In the morning "Tin- Mld- hut K' was .suiimiHiy hurt. I'M- h dd Widow'.s Son al Main." Mr. anil Mrs. Raymond Woli at- There have liwii i-ijHitfcn murders tended a dance at StoWiirtHVllli: l Monday, March 14th Hi mil old Warren county In six years. nesday nii,'lit last. Mr. and Mrs. Ihtrrv llflma and Mrs. O.'ibovno hinder, Osliorne corn hinder, M-'.neh Emerson Kanp K Wardfii fJeortfe Smith's term of Arthur JMms of Nt-w York spent Jersey Suits plow, walking plow, Hiickcyc i-idinj: corn plow, Buckeye wulkiitK 1 1 [!.?<>. This lit :i ti.rrll.lt - n-ci.nl for our Suiiiliiy 'With llr. and Mrs. Inithatn corn plawt 'I-t'not, O.sltorno mown , Kinnrsdn corn plunter, gcarlysK iintyaml would >;«-.>tn to hidieate tliaL Wiltlanison. KhiLM-son hay loader, tlireo-soction sprinK-tootli Imnow, tlirce-sec- •re la ;:ntii(;llihiK rnilleally wn.nn In The Haymakers of Kinwu Ti'lht*. tion leveling harrow, Kimrwrtf' Favorite pivsji ilnM, l':ip<><: SMUK" •ir-ty nil we find It in what may in: Improved Order of 1{W1 Men me KOIIIK cutter with 'Ifl-fool, i»ifift and el mow:; with hlower attachment,:?; Im- ni"iI a Christian cnimunliy. An- we to Ste-.vfjrt.svllle March 17. lo Institute -50 and 1 x In inoi-iilit :md are wo cowards in a loft at Hie wigwam *if lokn Triln;. $12 perial No. '12 overshot thiOKhintf machine, Miilhtiicu fond tfrhulai , 1 at • wnil; Hercules kerosene eriKinc, Kmor- cently entertained company from Som- son manuresprnailer, and other articles not mentioned. •mrd tho laws of d.-trncy In unr rial order :md Use thiiins Hint relate vitally to home and counniitiiiy life? Mm". Jae.lt HossU-y and MIHH Tluth The machinery is new and used only Donovan of Kii-s.ou spent a day with One of our citizen* bus JI wireless Mrs. Mami- TJosonbliry last week. - ' Appropriate for sports, for business wear and one year. lulpment so onniplou- llml lie recelve.s •luliits lieekor has rented the Kctm- i' correct WnshJiiKltiit lime at 12 ey residence nn Main street. They countless other informal occasions are these trim, tail- •lock each d;iy. expect '" move April 1st. N'owlon wagon, low down truck wagon with hay rack, ilouMo Our njjed townsman. Win. Itrws. has luigffy, 2 acts; heavy loam harness with long traces, set single The Mlcomshury as- al South Kaston. describably smart—and to further recommend them for ^ Hi- iji Mr. und Jlrs. John Utinn spent miles lit \\':islili:;;t(i;i. II. C, I'Yiday Sunday in Fie mini,' ton, general service'these jersey suits are proof against sag- 4 Horses :: 9.Head of Cows :U. Veronica I'ttner has relunied I" Keott Ivirlv Ins hniiKh: iho double her borne in Huston after spending ging, pulling or stretching. _ >._ I!:iy team .HOVCII years old, uvii>lis !t,()00 His, Muck learn >us" mi l-'nmt stivel that w;is pur* iwo weeks with her aunt. MISM I''ieiila CirlilinK flyo y«irs old, uviiclis i:ttlf» His., lila<;k maro ti-n years insed l.y C. c;. Smilh of the i:e!vid"ii- IKwenbnry. nlfl, wi-ii'hK1 ISIIO His. KiKht llulslu'n anil lino Jorspy cows; III lifail itlniuil n.'tnlc, at iIn- Gardner sale, Ttaymond Stamels »r Masinn called Id on liis parents, Mr, anil .Mrs. Ose:ir •>r hoi's, X lino riwals, 2 sows will lie in pnifil in April; Gil white The I'm- t-T.-nclicrs- Aw. ci:iti will StanielH. Saturday. l.nj-hoi-n diickens, 24 Mark Lculmrn cli'clam.1, 21 Klimlc lsl»ncl l.ieil hlil their lilliltg; "litI'liti'i-ialnini. - in iv. Mi'y. Marsliall Hofl'man ami Mrs. Al. I.. KUSII, Clrrk. S. J. BACORN Sheriff HnyuM iw very pnmtl or his Rimer Hoffman spent Friday In town. VALUES OFFERED THIS SEASON YOU lie.' und s:iy;: h" II^K one of (he Iiii"s: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dlmmta "f the Slatf." It h:i.-t Juat lefj lh<- Imndx Oinliam spent Sunday with Mr. and MIK Jolin Cole. WILL AGREE WITH US WHEN .Mrs. Holly Kasseli of P.lonmsi'.ury The stn-'ijiiiK have bent IIIKII since th" lelyhts .spent Monday with Mrs. urin of IfinL week smd a knw iitiaullty aiy iroiiKi.'l. YOU HAVE SEEN THEM ' ii-e !-;IIIIC fi'iin tlie ilpptT w.'itir.'i l-'ri- S\ II. Ap«ar Wi:» -i visitor lit tliu iy unit Sainnljiy. oine of .Mr. a-id Mrs. Charles Weln-r (! -p. Macl^-y, the -ail.v IIKIII>i-rtuin L lMu-nlmrK Tuesday lasl. HARRY.F. RUSH'S PUBLIC SALE ' |hf». p;ir:s. tried his hiek in Hie Mr.-. Fred Abel of I'luliipubiu^ spenl t'laivarc l;isl l''rld;iy hut KII.VC il]i the /edned-ay with her mother, lln, Kir I mi u IKI'I 'i| worniH Mr. and Mrs. William T.ef> nf T-Tas- Swagger belted effects with plaits and pockets to ll'lietl into ir\rA.-.i illl'l that Die .slteltl-n: mi called on Mrs. John Dennis Wed- dn'l kimw what llu-y, wen-. complete their smart tailored, effect. Many tuxedo .1. Ciilvin Seurles-, the Well known eon- ''MiliV .iennle HtlH« Bpi'iit Friday LIVE "STOCK inht with Miss Mildred Ammermsm .•IL-IOI-, is In Hi" Knston lio.spiuil t'oi- ud altended a party at Asbury. models. ir«ie:il treiitnient for :iljsce.sHi..s of tliu "Mrs. Kate Wyekuff and Mrs. pory AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS ;,lii. ile h:i>•• IHTM 111 :it his liunie hel of We.st Portal spent l-'rlday with ir :i [.-uuple of weeks and nol êtliim .Irs. Susan Abel. Thy subscriber, about to discontinue farming, will dispose of his in* hotter he was taken to I'la.sUin l;us-i Mr. and IFrs. Jnhn-Carl 1'leUol anil Browns live stock and funning implements on the Krace farm at rhlny. . ' iiit'lit.-r Ports nf Philadelnhin spent Blues Plain and few days with his parents, Mr. ami ivatly Improved hy export LriininiiiK 1 iv. .1. M. Tlekel. Heathers Greens STILL VALLEY, N. J. nru:il many uf Hit sliatlu iree.s of Rev. Wm. lUiwtlionie spent M'on- Tans mi thi' mail rronl I'hillinslitiri; In Hlonmsliliry, I'Dnimrni'iiii; at 12.30 nvn and HIOSL- in the i>:irk ni'od a Klni- ly, Tuesday anil Wednesday at l'hila- •iphiiu While there he called nn • I'IKKH !»"'« dropit.'d to 4«i: ]ier dozen. iw. .Tolln Tjowilrop at the Jefferson \%- UL-.1 tu liny ili.-in :it ICastor tlmo Tospital. ir L'O.r Mrs. Hlla VauHyekle and daut'hter Friday, March 18, 1921 Tin* iirtisls i:oni|)rising the Aiiieric:ui r l£iston .spent Kundiiy with Miss IClla t-Klon iniiiHtrel tr'uips were much N'o. :i Doyleatown thresher and cleaner with ImgKer, tailing elc- leaned with their vhiil to Kairstown Miss Umnia Mull of TJIoomsbury valnr, Mower and 20-fl. straw earlier; Dccring grain kinder, Osborne ist Friday L>vunliiK :md the hwirty .eights is on a. trip to Niagara Falls •eli-iimi'' aceonleii them by the j^nod nd many other points of interest. corn.hinder, (ioarless liay Ioaclor, wheelbarrow seed sower, Johnson eo|il,- of that place. John Lpwdrop spent Saturday ami side delivery rake, liay tedder, [''armors' Kavorite gi-ain (trill, two- ^11-. und Mrs. (I.îrtf.; Snowr liave mvod U-nm White township anc-d to 10 cents ;r Mrs. Mance Alpaiish at Broadway. \'o 1I:IVL> licfii payiny 1"'= I'nr hayfork, rope and pulleys, and many other articles not mentioned. Howard Kveroly .has moved his riniily from Jersey City to this place Two 1>1B wagons, one with liuily; truck wagon, liuggy, huh .sleds, ArniMlititiK .Miu:k.-y had a Wtr «:di! of ivy stock and farminfarmgg utensils Satur nto one of George Streepy's houses harness closet, 2 sets farm harness, set light dolllilo harness, set light We learn thiih L thh e salle amountet d •acatell by St\s. Charles Kioffer. sinulo harness, 2 two-horse wliill'letrees, 2 lliree-liorse wliifl'letrees, 11'nearly $S|30O. Mr. Mac-key will move. I3jw» have jumped to !!S cents a a Hiizt'ii. where he has hnush: :i prop- tlox.cn. bridles, collars, lines, lied and breast chains and other articles too rty. AVilllam K. Snydor lias moved liis numerous to mention. Uev. \V. C. .Tamos of the JI. 1C.family to Elizabeth. •hnrcli preached a very furwrul ser- Stanford Slsimets ha.i imrchased J non Sunday ovenins. lakinK as his sub- fi. Sldders residence on T3runswlck 3 Head of Horses cut "&LiKgtMttl»iiN ri.r the Unemployed.1 avenue. Mr. Stamets will not take l was a KLTlunn .thai every workiui,'- possession until April. 19:22. n:iu in Helvidere ous;hl to liave heard Communion was observed in the M 11 Head of Cattle. The funeral oC .lolin Freer took plat* F. church Sunday. •nun llu- M. K. (ihiirt-h Saturd:iy la.sl iMiss Vesta CrevelinK took dinner Mack horse, ten years old, hay maro nine Ki-v. W. C. .lamus, the pastor, in eharwe yvilh Mrs. eorge Creltx Suntlay. The (J.ilit Follows furnished I lie pall- Ml«« irav.el Pbihips spent the wepk years old, sorrel horse. Nine head of milch •nd with Miss IClvira Khniey at Alpha rims. Sumo ot the cows will he freish in May, \l . pl T«ttk*r KOOM; spoilt Mon.la.v in Kii.s Uu> rest arc fuM vows. Two-year-old, hull, ifndH to Keif Majoj r i''ivel:in.-e. former ton. V of the STAK edilorial eorps, on otli Mr. and Mrs. Henry Phillips enter itivelM last Sunday. May his sliridmv ttallie d friends .from Sprint,p ' Milli never Krow loss. Thursday ni^ht. Those .pr nt we Also a few household jvnorts. Miss l-lva ICeteliam, our eflicient ]iost Mr. and .Mrs. 1*1. CruCro Mr, . :in< mistirsH. has been .shut in at her. liom Mrs. liussel CrouseC , MM r. a nd M i Seven times in the past three months we have told you what the TT.KMS: Nine months' credit, ,i, Mill siroet by UIIILW; ilurliiff the pm; l-ienjamin A\'oolf. Mr. and Mrs. How- LWII wt'L'Us. ard Anderson. Miss Mary Crotis Grange has done and will continue to do for you. Seven times No dinner served. Sutler engaged. \\ Mrs. 1'hilip Kitchen. we have shown that the way of the Grange is a way that will M. A. PIKKSON, Ant-. FKEE UNION. .1. S. I'ickel and son made a business M. I,. RUSH, Clerk. HARRY F. RUSH Mr. and Mrs. 'Herbert Mershoi trip to Peiiniiigion and Trenton Fri- help you. We might go on advertising indefinitely the manifold iuttzvlllc have been visit ins day. Mt'i'shon'4 l»WNG VALLEY. proposed laws and theireffect on your to our secretary, with $1.00, today. passed Siuulay with Ills tnnthei* here. Mra. l^red H. lloffnian oulertaine Why not select YOURS for Easier now while Mr. and Mrs.'/John .laynes visited Wednesday her sislur, Mrs. CJramli tbeir .(Umyhter, J Mrs. Kussel Coc»ku, Conover, of- lllprli 1-tridê. the assortment is complete. We will set them >ar liopi- Sunday. Marshall Miller and family, of Swjiss. Intl., are Kuesls of Jlr. and Mrs. Cha aside and hold them until wanted. SCIIOOUSY'S MOUNTAIN. Mossier. Warren County Pomona Grange No. Mrs. William Kinneyman spent - Mrs. i^nima Sliafcr lias returned ilioi Tucsilay in Baston. to her home with her sister, Mrs. Ijew Louella Hyndahaw, Secretary Stewartsville, New Jersey U. A. Skinner, who has been confin- Appli'Kale, after spoiulln^ the wlnli ed to lilit home, with Uiu grip, is now with relatives at llackettstown. N. Warne, Master Broadway, New Jersey Mrs. Kilward ISnldwin of I Caldwe aire. Marshal Sargent h been has been KpendhiB the past week wit: Dear Secretary,* I'm glad to sec the Grange bcinR pushed with good advertising. And here's my dollar for 'visiting for a fow days her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Daldwin. Wed Neighbour haw been visiting THR COUNTRY GENTLEMAN for a year—52 weekly issues.. Please forward my order to. the PrtibliBhera at ,1. Vnnnatta, of Pen well, Independence Square, Philadelphia, Pa. t . MIHS Isjibelle .Mukinley of Alontclulr Newark. WOLSLAYER'S is siiciullng a. few days with Mrs. A. Mrs. ilbrrls l-'ieUl sis home from visit with Jfrs. John C. Welsh, of Moi Fields. •::< (My Name) Mrn. Anna Cook of Hackettstown rislown. OLD RELIABLE FAMILY SHOE STORE snout Frlduytut her home here. Mrs. Hose Horton, of llaekett.stfiwi .' "vs. Samuol Sinter and daughter spent Prid'iv wi'h her son Geoiyo Ten (My Address) AT it of Andoison pent Wodntbdoy 455 Northampton St. Easton, Pa. w] - fathLi Dinltl \ounc Mis "Wllllim rishoi i leciniih J ».a been no 10I100I lioie for fiom a seilous illness *ind htiSMiti (Town* _(State)_ t(__ ._ _L-ok owlntr to the Illno^s of, Mis Ella Timbiell, of Spaita, is \\l tho tealKeiT^,- H SUker. ' ^^ Tjm WASHINGTON STAKrWABHINGTON,-^. J.,- THURSDAY, MAItCH YO, 1921

great stock we cany. The time is nf.Fjisi-.nn.aqii vidnitv.wiU share both ways in the benefits

NO€HARGE 'FOR ALTERATIONS MEN'S CONSERVATIVE AND STAPLE OVERCOATS, MONEY CHEERFULLY REFUNDED

ULSTERS AND ULSTERETTES YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS Former prices $35 and $37.50 Smart ULSTERETTES of guaranteed all-wool materials, hand hn- ished, which assures perfect workmanship -and fit. Don't overlook these coats. . . Formerly $75 and $85 j, | Here you'll see the finest grades'of imported and domosti, sctrictly hand tailored and finished. Styled by Hart, Scha.Fncrj in ir.cdsls that are piecing !o young men and young old men.

$50 and $55 ,.,. MEN'S AMD-YOUNG MEN'S Sj j $55, $S0, SSS, $70' ,. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Hart Schaffner & Marx and Kujj»c:iheimsr. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS A generous assortment of cashmeres, i worsteds^ silk mived worsteds anil cheviot MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS _ Motly from Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Smartly Styles for young men and conservative men styled in many neat patterns and materials that will find some excellent values in this lot. The smartest assortment of high grade hard tai- stand real service. The selection is large enough to lored suits ever collected in or.e group to ssll at this find your size in most patterns. W Guaranteed Values $30 ° There are all styles and sizes in sicuts, longs, shorts and regulars in weights for-all year service. A group of about 45 suits in conservative models and styles for young men, many neat patterns to choose from and a few with a little .snap to them.

Cinnamon Brown Another Group of , SALE OF MEN'S TROUSERS BOYS' ALL-WOOL SUIT BOYS' ALL-WOOL SUITS All Guaranteed Qualities CORDUROY TROUSERS FOR MEN 300 [Wool Mixed ana Hair Line &>*$ H° | Moleskin, NOW <$&" FORMERLY **® \ Wool Mixed Trousers, l£11 Values up to $22.00 5°5q>ow: 5M> Guaranteed high-grade all-wocl fabrics, to $1.50, @£%S shiit from our regular stocU,_not bought tar G=!C; Kft We guarEnlcc a. fit lo^. Al these prices we at 1 ARE NOW : : i ®**' purpose. Sizes from 14 to 19 Other makes of hosiery that sold at 35c, r.an-y [hem ovei- inrtead of «-., v/c cap. assure you v.Vokcu u;> [c $3.00, now $, Shirts thatformerly sold up to.$3.00, jP-f Fleece Lined Shii'Er. or.;] D:-avrare,. formerly fflj BE&son prices. Why? Wo want yea to have t ing this sale the price is r ; fit, during_ou?.Rcbui(f;;-.2 SDC. Shirts that forme'Iy scld/up to $10JOO, g?K "SI priced at $1.7S arw! 52.0C,."^ new . ^ ARE NOW ..., i 3W»*S' Gottoa Ft;y;gJ. Skats and Drawers Men's Flannel Collar Attached Shirts These prices do not tell yen much. See tl || Any Shirt valued upiU><$3.50 during this isale ^?T! "f MEN'S OUTING PAJAMAS.: Formerly p-.'iccd :.5 Sl.SO, • • . "f\ 'then ynu'll apprccialc. the VALUES. !|l axe new : at •?•••• *PB»S In various weights, all colors made with silk frogs and In every depnrhncnt we show you only ijSjl Any shirt valued up to $4.50 during this Halo ^^ "7 full cut. Former price, $3.75. During this sale they go at BOYS' UNION SUITS THAT FIT AND WEAR prices that are for and during Rcbuildins; Sn> at . . • "?''*' ^^ The $1.50 grade'" now c-'J^or ° only. GET BUSY. Any shirt valuedtup to $6.00 during ithe sale ^*i| "7 The $2.00 grade now ,$1.ZJ

~~• II1 1^'v, -All Men?s~~

~~/H * THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1921 '~~

PORT WARREN. STBWARTSVILLE. •Mrs. William Sherman and daugh- Henry Unnngut 1H 111 with u mild case ter Lizzie of Still 'Valley huvo been of Hciirlet fever. visiting for a few days .with the for- Mr. ant] Mrs. Win. Metz entertained professional Cards mer's won, Stuwart Sherman, und faml: I rolttlvus from Sprlngtown Sundny. John Tomson haa secured the serv- EVIDENCES Index to th'ose'Prom-" Mi8» Anna Stccker visited at the ices of Alhert Hlco to deliver hakcry noin» of her .ivui;p|n, Mian IIuzoL Smith, route for a while' Until his health im- The plump, rosy cheek, ! inent in Law, Medicine, of Now Vlllago, over Saturday and lirovea. YT/HEafyoii.vrant mtck cora- Sunday.' , '.-. a well-nourished,body, J *" 'fotune nM from any iDentistry, Optometry, Tho monthly meet ins of tho W..C. T. 'AXtan»l"*pain, ueo Slosa'i Miss Mnryarct Barber attended n U. w»n hold Wednesday afternoon at LlnimoDt. Itdoesfhoiobv/lth- Insurance & Undertaking l>irtlid:iy Hiirfirtac party given In hon- the home of JIiu Donald Hush. are the best Evidences | out Btnlninic. rubbinR. bandas- or of .Mrs. Jfowiml Schoolcy, of Phil- Wm.' Sarsoii, of SummerMeld, who I« 1ns. Uso/nei/forrhcutnatitm, =^= llimhurg Wednesday evening. Kurfeiiiui from a aeverc cold. In upend- of'''strength j-and vigor. nourolitia, ttchea and pains. Sirs. Frank Sleeker will entertain ing- fiumo tlmu with IUM daughter, Mr:i. Dprnlna unil ctraiia. tuckacht eo ro niusclcs. WM. A.STRYKER .,, lilt; Now Vlitiittv Ladles' Aid Society Paul Klimey. . 1 for the day at her home hero.Tluirs* Mm. John J5aul)?rt, of Ka.stun, Hjient • COUNSELLOE-AT-IiAW; ,' • ilny oC this week. Kiimhy ami Momlay with her Mister, First National Bank Building' 1 Mrs. Walter Krltts has been vlnitlnfj lira, Kdward Kuebler. at the home of her daughter In Kaaton. Supreme Court Commissioner and MlHucti IfllzabcLh and M"arK:irct Stoito Special Manter In Clmncerr MVH." George Itutehlnson and little jipfiitiHaturday aftcrnocin at Alk-nlown. Keep it !jon of Huston spent Friday wttli her The funeral services of Mrn. Cathcr- f>»ctltlo».\.\T. Friday at thn hullic of Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Abe I'alnK.r and daugh- DENTISTS. , ._ : ter, lOthel, and Sioux, Abe. and William, ffeSBeechwood Du- L\ SS. firunt Shoemaker of JIunliiiKton. IN (;i[.\xoi:uv or XKW J:-:I:SUV, ill, Vapor antl Oxygen for PalnleM Over $15 "us ui.-Unl at tint vesjiitiiblo of Mritlftuvilk-t, , were Sunday Kuewts of Tu Huniiicl C. llotivur. rancljputs it ki shape soup ftile h'-ld by I In- Mission Hand MrM . and Mr«M . WinW . MorleyMl . liy virtue of iiti tinlt-r or tlic Court Extraction and Cavity Preparation nt'ilie inirMOiiiiKu In UuiilitKton Friday. Mr«.. Gcormtcormt Skeldo Sn and ji. K<1- o( Ulinncury uf New Avritey. n.iiilu on 86 So. Main SU l'hillipsburg, N. 3. •' Ijess space is occu- wanl KULOICT n-cclved word of the tlie Sixteenth day «r 1Y-I.rti;iry. A. !>., Mra. .Minnie Mutter, who In pmddcnt l K (Tablets or Granules) lyÔ, In a curtiiln nujfii whuruln J'Mim Phone 169 of this liaml, deiU'rvea much credit for uiiriduu tlfiiili of Ihc-ir aunt, JHIIK Altliua 1". Unuvur Irt Dotltlnn.T. antl ymi Lohe. Your kitchen Cypht-rs, at. HaukeltMowu, last week. her ilileretil in the KOOII work. Tlio °E.|ND!GESTiON Kaniui!1 l C. lloovui'. arc (lurcii.liiiit. yon proccuds wili HO loward mission work. Miiw Cyphers formerly resided here iiru riiiiiilrcd to answer thu itutltlonvr's ";and winter. durliiK ti;-> .mimmers. ixtthlon on nr huturu (lie 1SU y i.t Tlie Mission Study clans of St. April next, or. In ' default thisrr DR.M.S. SEIE ^ .hiniL-s' Lutheran' church i>C .which Mr. and Mr«i Henry Scavrrs of Kiw- siieli Ueei-en will he iniKle iiKilnHt ymt ges do away Mrs.. KlwrKlwrjj i SlilnuSlilnu-r ll« in-sldunl, niut at ton, siMMi*. Sunday, with, his l'utlier, ;IK tliu Cliiim-cllur Hlmll think «;•. Ili'l' u i);ir::un;iKt> KlKrldiid y afternoon. M.Much h Abraham Swivers. Hl.lt! It 11(1 jllttt. A few rubs of hiUT.'nt h\i IK-Ill D irtl IIIII lllllttit f Iloliurt Striiuk, who ban been con lined 'I'lio dhji't'l <>r HJthl still Is In "Main Centre Square, Eattton, fa. ' meeting. They will 1»; held at the piir- to hi:: bed with the K!'l|i for mveral it flc<:r.H! uf illVH'i.-L'. .liHuohiny tint d top and you Min;e,-<' Friday :irti-niuon of i':ieli wvxli ilay;;, was: ablt- to re.-auue his .studleti at inarriaur Irt-tw.-.-n ymi at«l ihv Kiil>l Carfare Allowed on Glasses {Costing h!;:h :-:<-hhol Monday. ixHItloner :iinl (h:it the cimtuily «r Hiu sides with a and 'anyone who \» lutm-HU-il in MIs- tlirvi! infatu ililhlicn of your niarri- J2.00 or more. ; . ilion wurit may attend. MIHS Kllzabu'th llfinlrr.'ihot, of t'hil- iij:« lit* iiwnnlvil f» tin; i.uLltl'.ni.T. ai d colors, blue, The regular nik-f<-niliint htrnura yi Missionary mid Aid Kuuiely wlik-li wan acfiuaititance:;. are tliu liiiiiltiin-i of i<;iif tho 1-^- ' :wv,\y,i «,u the* i-wiiln;:' i'f* Aliirc.-h IB, Daniel Heller, of I'liiinp-shtirf,-, 'wan it The bcvcraRc with when ten eciiljj admission will lie tak- (juwiay visitor uf hi;: mother. Aim. tlic "old time"'taste, l-'iirsiiiinf to the nnUfr of Ilio Snr- en at Hie dour. The proec'd:* will b*° Abraham llrllor. i-OKrulc of tin; Uminty of Warren, inmle T. S. BRAY & SON tuwnnl tlu! Xtar ICnat Ketief. the desired mellow- un the clBlith ili'.y or t'uhruary A. D. UNDERTAKERS Mrn. Frank fiteckur nttemlccl tliu Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-one. IIOI'K. ness and body. notice Is tipi'o.iy jiivcn in all |ier;j- M brotd Street Telephone: 123R4 MiKKionarv aocU'ty of ihu 3te\vartsvHlo liavlnp clalniH asuinst tlio Kstati.' Also Iiamptca, N. J. P]'c:il»ytorian clnirch. which convened Clarence Clibtui and wife of Karrn- Lmniiel Custnvr, late of tin.* County at the home of MVJ*. K\\m nuwty, Wed- vllle wero at tlie lioiiu- of hia parenta w And why not? of Warren. i!ecc:>.:i("t. to prffi»nt tin- Country tails wlthu-t extra cbftns ni-Mliiy afternoon nf last week. wjieii Kunciay. 1 an me t<> the siilmci'lber. his adminis- Aulo Xvrvtct Wbeu UeitVeJ the election nf onh'ci-f* took place Mr. D-.'iylieity, foreman .of the now I-' The same quality trator, on or Uofurc the oiu'litli day elnj? Sis M-mtliM from Lower Kiiu.T.n. l';u »]u-nt Sunday tli«> .late of itniil orrtur: and any credi- i-vt>niiii: iit tin- iKMiii: of Mr. and Mm. Ife hionyht with him on Monday HUV- tor nePrtoetlnB to brlntr In and fx B.-H.DEV0E. i-ral wurkmon, wlio ore oi:i:tipy'ng the . used, the same scien- iiil.lt IIIH or liur plalms IITU!..T *.nih <>\ FuneriJ Director aud Embalmer Aim*. VicurKc'oiiilyjtf "I'eivt Tluirs'l.iy house at Kend'ii Kefit owned by Mra. tific processes of afllrmation, v.'ltbin the time sn limit JjOt-mmii Jtiiuli. -d. will bo forever burred of bin oi SuccL-aaor to D. B. Lanhtcb ; [ brewing and ageing her action agiiinst the said ndmlinii- Mva. lvny Ut'w'ittc of Kit-warlsville Mr. and -Mrs. Vnvlx Read, who have trator. lit W. Washington A.TO. ll<{;:ii'.:<. au«! UIMIL L.I thU I teen at Cieeno, N. V., vi-itiiif,' liii-li' " arc followed. Ufited February S. 1921. ruusin, C'harlcH llnrtnmn and 1'anilly, Fsreoual Attention Day or Night l.uHn-raii Aiil Society. ivlili-h \V:IK_ liflil DANIKL IS. ANUHRSON, Adni., at llu- IIOIIK- of AU-.-J. Sai .and later rda.lived In Newark have re MOTTLING DEt'T.- fiS Hilton St.. Eiiat Oranjje, N. J 'Phono <6-2 In tlie uftfi'ii u inrnud to thu home of his parent i Mulhcrry "WM. A." HTIlYKtfU. Proctor, 2810 WmtlilnRtnii. N. J. iliiiii;Iitvr. (U>t-tritdi> lUlth, wi-re <• '• r Sarah. .Price, a. fonnor n.-sl- y'ewark, N. J. (allied iit the hiiinr- of .Mrt:. A :• »n ih-nt liuru and her aunt. Mrs. Wm. D. V. WYCKOFF St.-vt-Kon of lluiitiiiyton Friday i\w fai-r, visited retail vet) hero the week- Tn tlie Matter of tlifi 15s- I T>nin tn n-n. INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE IS Broad Street \\'i} arc sorry to leai'ti thai ['•:< •:<: h Al'iiili- yrowers and all Interested In tiilo of Jolm It. Dick- rrrp,iuors Imt vi-ry little Improvi'ini'iit ::i tin tin-. [iruwitur of fruit, should hear tin; -son. dcccuKCd. ) CredltoLs. High-grade 5 Per Cent. GOLD BONES dit;(-ns;:lons that will he iield here Pui'Kiiant to the order of tho Surro- free of taxca, «• specialty v. ihiutinKtun, who JIIIK lni'ii uttnliin'.l ti. Maifh IJlh on .sprayinj; and doing it gate of the County ot" Warren, made at the proper time. on the twentioth day of January, A Rente Collected. Com'r of Deed! \ her bed for nevcral inonthf. IX. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- Local and Lung: Distance 'Phones j KfVe . 1). S. 1 Intel n ' ' frum the The revival of tiie old Hope Uniss one notice* la iierby siven to sill per- theme. "Stajidlni; of Tr Ahnihood" Hand Vousht music to our ears sons having claims ngralnst tho Ks- Thursday night, when eleven uf our tatc of John It. Dickson, lute of the cripns-Booth closed.- and open f n thr> U'Xt off .h-n.Tiii:i'.hi i l"i i:hai)tor Order a case TODAY." iinii llrst venv. KeKnlar s.-rvk-es at citizens, who formerly played in tlie County of Wi.ion, decensed, to pre- Pr. Horace LicHty idiiyand evenings 'and you will band, were reheai'sing hi Louse.,Hall From your grocer or dealer sent tho same- to the subscriber, bis "D,1 "OPTOMETRIST" lO.i'.O tills HnndJiy, tuvl tho •Sunday- executor, on or before tho twentieth' ;o'you; if "you'don't come in nnd school will Iiu opuneil on Faster Sun- under tho leadership. of Fred Ulrich. day of July. A. D., Nineteen Hundred 46 So. Fourth Street. I •are in a class hy themselves, day. Clayton Kostenlrider, who is in PMTE^'SEAL and! Twenty-one, belnp Six Months EASTON. PA. Mr. and Mrs;. Knmk Sleeker gave a business in Xew London, Conn.. A. A. from tlio (Into of said order: and any Piacttco limited to the i ntinjj job olitninalilc as you can rilnm-i' Hi the follnwlnc at tlu-ir home VanllDrn of I-Iaekeltstown nnd Judson creditor iiGBlectlns to hrlnff in and ex- hlblt his or iicr claims under oath.oi correction of defecti of I :osting hundreds of dollars more Friday evening of last week, Mr. and Shot well ()i Wiushlngion.- were Htiests uye-alght by lenses. 1 el' their relatives here last- week. iiflirinatlon. within tlie time so limit Mrs. William Kitchen and dnughter. cd. will be forever barred of his or Hlf-iinop of M"orrls f'ark; Mr. nml •Mr. and .Mrs. R. J. . Vusler enter- her •fiction against the .".aid executor. Mrs>. Wellington Vanbilliard ami lalned a company on Monday night.. Dated .Inniinry 2(1. 1921. • and* many improvements with .ianirhter llt'k'ti. Ah*, and Mrs. Ilnn-y Wurd has been roueived heiv of the OSIUIS D. McCON'NHti, . F.xec.utor, ,o be considered when buying an Uravler and daughter of rhilHltsbiirjf. di*ath ami burial of-two brother-in-laws Plililip.slnirer. Now .lorsey. Mrs. (loo. O|)dykt> of Uniontown. ac- in one week; also the husbands of thu by, the great General Motors cornpunit'd by.hfi- danyhtor. Mrs. I'erey two only sisters of a largo family. They are Norman Perry of Brooklyn, hus- sspt'to-.thc purchaser these days. Dou-itU' ami little daughter Bthol of In the Matter of.-tlio Rs- ^ RUIC tu 13:ir Stewiii-tHVlllf; IMghts. spen, t Frlady. n? bind of Lavinia VnnHoru. and Amos !l'•(•(»TKf-(l'A'Iia ^ t-'l(1'lt-'r' J Creditors, MORRIS COUNTY this year at no additional II Ilulsiswr of Albert of I Incite! l.slown, husband of r i'.irs'imit to the order of the Surro [ual to a great reduction in l:...--i Vanllurn, dnuKhtor of Hie 1;UL- Kate t.C tho County of •Warren, mad' Uiifist'Il ,T. Inscrho and littl- liafor and .Miranda, Cummins \:m Save Time! i •ii the twentieth 'day or January. A SAVINGS BANK nor. i-r. Gfrtrudu Iluth, were at tlif .urn. ?r.nl sisters of 0arretl \'an Horn, U.. Nineteen Hundred and Twenty ii the tioinostead farm, lids ;ownship. ; ---- notice Is horci.y tflven to'all i>«r- Corner of South and DcHavt Sts., of HLT mother. Mr«. I3vc. Able, by coming here for ar>v- s- bavins claims aKaln.«t tlib Ks- in the early Spring, order of Phi!t!|)Kburs Sunday afternoon. tati:: of l.ona Woidner. tcitu ot tli M0RRIST0WN, N. J. f when you want them, antl I Hi-.vanl Snraon of Cli-L'oirs Uri'ly- Itlîi'KVILLE. thing and everything \ . "louiity of Warren, do'-îiMcil. to i>re who lias ln-'i-n ill with the measles, is t ' Tlie ONLY Savinss Bank in days waiting for your car. Mr«. S. T. Ceis has been ill with out the same lo the subscriber, lie alile to IJO out awin ami will muvc hla Icui'lsy. Automobile Supplies and executor, on or liofore tlie twentieth ^.- Morris. Comity -. family to lîston In ihu.nuiir future. ihiv of July. .A. U.. -Nineteen irunure •11 prices arc guaranteed, till Mr. and .Mrs. Smitii Staekhouse and r Mn,-. lipnry ZelltirH of rlaiiKhtei- Dorothy of Delaware wero Accessovips, fnr nnr stock and Twenty-ono. beinpr six month I-in prices should occur you her sister. Mrs. Ci. Uul- Sunday quests-uf his parents, Mr. and fronv the diite -of.' snid order: and an> bus I. eredltm- nejfleetiiiff lo brinpr in an li reduction. !i.-, who is very ill at her home in -Mi!- Mrs. Cornelius Sl.tekhouse. is the largest and most liMt his in- lier claims untlur oatl Investments controlled by the •jrd.' Mr. and Airs. Lewis Smith entertain- _. iiniriiiiitlnii, within the time s_ Sayings iBank Laws of Bury. Some good Dealer ter- Mi-, and MVs. Harry K. Frey ot il at dinner Sunday. Itev. and M^rs. O. complete in the Valley. limited, will tie forever barn'tl of his Sti.'Wiir villc ere Sunday guests at C. NVlsiin. Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey Folk- r her action against the said eseuu • , • New Jersey ; iu Horn- of Mr. and Mrs. Hurry A| PIT nml two r.hllrtrfn, Caiheliene and There is hardly anything Morris. "natcrt Jam'mry 20. 1021. °' Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen eii- Ilobart lUird of New York is at tliu that you can ask for that .SIfirti n. McCOXNKU Trust Ofllcor li-rlained the followini? friends to a mine (if ills parents here, owing to of Plillllpslmrff Trust Company. Ex., No Speculation, No Risks •TilHl" card party at Ihn pleasant home llness. we do not have. PhMIipslMii-f,'. Now Jersey . -, in llunlhinlott 'L'luirsday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Simmon Skyler and last v.vi'U." Mr. :nul Mrs. Jnhn Purler l.wri children spent Saturday and Sun- Also a complete line of ' XOTICI3. - Deposits n'nulc on of before the >f Si'lll Vallry. Mr. and Mrs. -Win. Kink- day with Mr. and Mrs. George Hayes, .liu Mutter of the Ks- } ].(lll. tn \inr third business day of any month.. c, Distributor •f Alpha: Mrs. S> p t Di.-laAvare Water Gap. burg; Mr. and .Mrs. "" ik SU'lllt:k. Mr. The trustees of the M'. K. cinirnh am EVERYTHING draw interest from tlic first and MVs. Jrasc Mellick, Mr. and Mrs. llu'ir -wives went to the. home of tbcii lirsnant to the of Hie County of Wiirrnn. made Wade Freer of llinitiiiKtmi. A very day (jvctiltiK and gavt; him a surpris'. FOR YOUR CAR ... the twenly-sixtb dny i.r • Fnlirmiry Start An Account Now! J et Garage pleasant evening wa-s enjoyed by all. A. D. Ninetoon Hundred unil Twenty- n lujiun- of. his birthday. They hail a . niitico IK lii'riiby Riven tn all lior- Mr. and Mrs. Ijesti-r O|»lyk<* and son ilcas-aiu social time and refreslmient •B. N. J. s having claims ai;ainst the Rs- Paul of SteAvarlsvilk- Sunday at were served. ...„'. of Uuvrl* llawU. liihj nf tliu tin' bonir of Mrs. Opdyke's parents. Jacob Quirk has fieeti very ill for Ford Parts County or Wurriiii. (liscoasuil. !o inv- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rush, of Union- v-ral days, but is improving. ent the siinii! tu thu sulisiTllier, bis Assets Over $7,800,000 town. ilir.lnlstralor, on ..tr before tin; •Mrs. n'Hhmns Craig, whu bits I If you can't come, send Wfmty-Ht.xtli ilay of Autitifit. A. . D. Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry iviiis tin-, crip, i.s much better. . .. Nineteen Hundred -and Tw.-uy-oue SlmiMntiki-r-'uf Straw' Chun-h, whn inis Mrs. .Mary Opdykis of I'orL Cnldcn is or phone your order and. it •biff Six Mouths from the datu of liriMi ill with the measles, is eimvalese. ifiidiiiHr some time with her "niece, said'order; and any creditor neglect- Mrs. Jacob' Fulmer. lo Ijriai; in ami exhibit his 'ir her JlJiSH .hiauria Sliueniakcr of llunling- will receive prompt atten- clriiiim* unVier imth m- «Illmtiii ton.. Green Leaf Mrs. William Uanghart of- Kurepta. Illiln thf! lime KO Ilinllotl. will be tun was the jiinwi In lea Friday even- was willlm: of Brass Castle I'lllLLIPSHUR TRUST CO.. is made lo remove corns and cal- Ultlu Ti.rU. roriucrly of SUH Valley. . r Administrator, ia spending some tlmuvwitli hor sister, louses. That's all. But it does are llu; proud 'jiareutr- of ;i daughter. rhlliipsburg. (N'ew Jersey. Mrn. I'lnkprloii was Mint! Mary Vor- •Mrs. Jessie Rittcnboiise. Way Bros. that well. Easy to use, takes up hcciiO, el' SI 111 Valley. Mr. and Mra. O. '.G. Seh.in sjient . .iftirtlay cveiiing with Mr. atul Mrs. no room in tile shoe, and causes : 29SO.TUIUDST. XO'I'ICE. Ernest Race. ' no discomfort. Ask your dvug- ASISUKY. Mr. ami Mrn. Eilwanl Rush ami in the Maltcr of Mm Ws- ) Rule (o]jni. Tho IOPIII Camp P. O. of A. «t tin tr.iv.' Calvin lliiKh aponl Wetlnesday KASTON, FA. »gist.-ior .;i-15(!-p.>lokago.~-..Try-4t,-. i:ln;;i: uf liiulr bi Friday il'ternoon with ilrs. Dewey Aleltlur at PiirKitiint to the order of Hie Surro- you'll be glad you did. K gave Mrs. William Rlnehart. a T-ielvldere. Quality Service Courtesy att1 of. tlie County of -Warren, made transactions is most r.tir nrl.se parly. In I heir wimp. room, in The roiirtlj and lawt (luartei-ly eon- ,,11 the twenly-slxth day of February honor or h'j-' birlhday. Urrrenlimciita ei-Hnci! wa.s iickt at Ihv uliurr.h Frlilny A. D. Nineteen Htnidred and Twenty- -but v/e do not stop were nerved, one, notice is hereby ptveii U\ all per- rtenioou with a -larê attontlanuu. HO us Uavlns cliilms against the Ks- arc progressive and - Kdwurd Forman Is eon lined t» 'Mie i-iien it boated tltsciuwiou .Wfis held. tulc of .loaeiih K. Ott. la to of the IUIIIKC l.iy an alladc of pleurisy and grip. M"r. and Mnt.. 13ilwnrVl-llusli spent Coiintv of Warren, deceased1 , to iu-u- sincss increases, we enlarge Mr;;. Irving Anti'ir. llanipton, Thursday at Washington with lhi> for- •nt tho-'Hamo to the subscriber, "Ms pr's slyter. Mi\s. Wm, Mattlunv;;. ...lnilnistrulor, on or • boforn the facilities to meet the

BRIGHTENS HOME Ten Years "Ago. Anna I.nIUie, .Miss Sarah Mniinlu.. S::. died in licl- Wm. M. HIKIIT rctiiriii'd lo work at vlileic. .She ami her sister. Miss Klixa- the Illairstuwn I'leus nlllei' aflcr lielni beth Doiioho, lived together. off twu tnmilhii nwiiiK lo tilings. .Mrs. Kmlly Cuwell .Mitchell dtcd In .Mrs. AKIH'N Conln-, widow of Ahraii Children's Laughter a < Pleasing Sound .Mmrisvllle, 1'a. The lioily wa.s takei Coolie, died In Hope township al Hi to Melvldere for burial. She was iwir at--"- of 7!>. leaving »\x children. married, her ilrst husband heliif; Jess Michael Khnu-y, a naiiw of IIVIMIK Unwell. Her t;eeond husband and six dieil In Phttlipsbui-K lie worked as x\ IE Buick na t'UHthvn .•survived. Hlic IVJIK II riaugMei wetfnn bund on tin- Jersey CVnlral for AHnnm, Pn.—"Inm writ- of the late lames Hair, nf Udvldere. more ih:in .10 years. And Buick' ing to ti H ynu wliat I.ydin E. Clinlnn Li. Searlcs, bruther of Mr:: Heavy .rain raiiwil a HIKHI in tin- I'inklinm f> Vef»ntablp Com-/ Daniel Uelaware and 1«>MK1I valleyj.. Thf fall prestige to th totmil ba" donn for me. Wo •Jin* I\KC *iC ItO. TIa* Itmonil Wiis Iwlil ii nf rain was nearly ttm- bn-lien nl utl •* \ children die almost nt llcivlik-ru. Trenton. Inn not quite so heavy Up this possess tlic iirtli I iom one hour to nino- Li'vl 'I*. iMnil, ;t vi'tci-aii of tint Civil way. meet every • tin thyi is nil theyhnvo War. dk'd In I-;; is Inn Iios|iltit1. Me way Mrs. Marbaru Cuh- died In NYw VII- * \ii horn I Jook » dozen bot- j David Civawr. "a\'.' dU'd'in" Vloniia, tbe UYsi; William of Wasiiiin;lon'aiil; loaviiiK a widuw .Hid linoi- t'liildnn. .Mrs. Xellit- jiiui i:iiza of NVw Village. ing from imp ks (1 y\nr Vegetable Com- Albert Siiyilt-r :uiil .lay and CI-D KMtiri mil I can say that it ia 1 Mrs. Mary Killer. 7!». died near Ox- Crraci'i . Tord. Mrs. I-Tintna Mmd. ,rifi. also difd ment and spni, '•• pn itost medicine - Mr.s. I.yinan 11 ties, li>, died in Vienna. utar Oxford. She wa.s 5C. •ulh, lor this baby is now Imvini; a husband and sn,,. Clinlnn. Sainnel Coen, 7a. died at the home "f control of mecL. our months old, and n Mr.s. Al'hic Kain.st'y Itarntitn. wld his n.-phew. Samuel Coen. in Jaekson . htiltliur baby you would not <«f Vli-Kll K. litirniim. of TOIL .Murray, X'alley. Ueath was dlw to a. fall from lines arc beau tif u tv, mt 1 ;im sending you n ua.s niai'ried to J-'mlfflelt James J picturi e of her. Everybody l!<'7.ciia in Krooklyn. Henry S. Harris and .Miss Kose licek Fich cir's rclhbilj IV< Ui it i's n very healthy Miss Alum Opilyhu oi Wawhi]i« were married at Itelvidere. lookn? Inby.' You have my and Samuel Ailci'. (if CU-inian Valley, William Stoddard died In Xewark. af- Authori7cd Buick'S l killed on the Helvldere division uf the medicine. We arc fond of children, and for i considertiblu timo nfterwc SL'. He. was a native nf l.'nionlinvn and Pennsylvania Railroad, when he fell were married I feared I would not havu any. .1 began making I.ydin E. Pink- a Im.iherti. Wanen V. Kitchen, uf I'orl from a freight ear and wa.< decapilat- bam's Vegetable Compound, and it. strengthened me : had trie Mnrinettc, Wia.—"Iwnsiii n nervum c'l vears. Kars, a razor and some Jewelry. A re- There are many, many such homes thnt wi-re once childless, vm] are now Mrs. W. 11. Marlatt died of paralysis gard of ?;:r. was offered. blosflcti with healthy, happy children Mecaust' Lyuia E. Pinkham':; Vegetable* after a lone illness in llae-ketistown. Thievi-s sl(1]L. r,o t,f the i-ln.it-,- poul- (Compound has restored the mother to a strong ;in«l healthy condition, as it Besides tier luishand she left a son, Her- try beloiiKinf,' to lOlmor Opdvl;e of acts as a natural restorative; for nilnvnts an indented by backache, irregu- bert W. Marhm. uf Washington, U. C. Urass Ca.stle. larities, displacements, weakness and nervousness. Tlie boys of Urass Castle started a Heart disease caused the dea;h uf liand with Henry Soarles as leader. Women everywhere, s-lmtild umieinli-r th;it muii. of \\v_-. eommoner ailments Chaik-.s Zttahl, Sr., in Piiillipsburf,-. lie Mrs. Susan HriiKk'r, 71. dle-1 in Co- of women are not the suririct! ones— i hoy are not, caused by nevinus displace- had ions ix'eii umployod on the railroad lumbia, after beiiiK an invalid for ei«ht ments or growths, although the symptoms; may be the same, and that, in why and left a widow and two sons. i-ears. .She left four ehlldren. so many apparently snriour. nilnVnte renrliiy yield to T.ydia R Pinkham's llUKii anyder, BS. dk-d In a huMpltal. .Miss Leela Willliiin.scni. «r», died in Vegetable Compound, as it acts as a nitural restorative. It can be taken leaving two nuns and a daughter, Wil- liam and Kdwurd Snyder. and Mrs. Wil- Newark, anil the body was taken to As- with perfect safety and often prevents serious troubles. liam Uumphcr. of PhiHii.sbum. iuiry. where she furnierly ivslde'l, for Therefore if you know of any woman who i:i suffering and has been unablo burl nl. Mra. Kdward Humplirey, «!), died in Wheat was selling for 7:' cents a to secure relief and is regretfully look ir.£ forward to n childless old ace, ask Cjleii Uardner. She had "lonf been ii!. bushel. herto try Lyrlia 10. Pinkham's VetftftnUe Comptsind. as it.has brought health Hoi- maiden name was Mcrey lirittain. The Washington township tax rale and hnppiness into so many homes once darken!* 1 by illnc-ss and despair. and she was born near Asburv. iiesldes ii 111011 wa.s $S.7ll |ii>r SI.(KH). a reduc- her husband she left a. brother, Julia tion of S1..SI) from 1KDM. There was al- Lyrtia 13. Pinkliam's Private Text-Ilook mum "Ailments UrltLafii, of I'lilllipsljui-^. so a balance of $500 In the township Peculiar to Women" will Tmstmt to you Iron upon rrijucst. Write Cain. C'.ideun M. C'ark. a relired Hud- treasury. sou river .steamboat uantain. died In 331-333 Morri to The T.ydia E. Pinkham itEnrticinn d»., Lynn, flTassaclmsetts. Mnwklyn m the mm of 7S. Death was Thirly Yivirs Ayn. This book contains valuable i.nl ormatir ii. from pueuinuaia. He was thu father of Miss JliiKKh- Lawler and Joseph -Mrs. li. j. wilsrm, of Washington. ender wei\- married in Phillipshuri;. No. 5 Broad .M,rs. Miriam Sandys. 77. wilY- of Ar- .lnhn Kisher. formerly :i Phillips- thur San.lys. of Washington, died al a ir-T pollecman. died of pneumonia in hospital in K»«t»n. Sli- had IOIXK IJCI-H . S.—MAW. KKCE1VUU AT KITIIKI ^^m**** ill. " PhillVpsliur^'f.ir burii'ri. Charles Xlxun shijtped a sitting or (.ieor^-c ,1. Kerry of Ofanin*. Presidi-nl vtiK# lo West].halen. Cermany. »r Ihe IlMi'kt'lts-.owti C. C (., ciiifBht \VUF.IST DETTE1V AUTOMORIUiS ARE BUILT. B There were more than iiO residenls nf IIL- lawst tarpon in Kl-.ri.la wah-rn. Wa.shitiKtun w|lt, were mon: than Nil i was llvi* f-el, l.'ii infills lour. =:' years old. Sumy were rinse to DO. Mr.s. inches in Hirlh and weighed i:w IIis. Anna Dilts was tin.' oldest and was !K1. Mrs. Ml leu KaimlMinnr. M\ di<-'l at Charles .Semaskcvit-h had a Wl-poimd the home of her iluiiKhier. -Mrs. Sarah hiiK killed by tioBM. He presented a bill K. Miller, in P!iillip:;b[ir«. win* was to lilt; liui-otiKh am) asked l.-n cents a Hie widow nf John Km^honier. wlm n- pound for the dead porker. W. H. slilrd at Montana, this county. T'our Campbell and John Ortiivlcli each ask- ubil-hvii snrvlvfd. e«i one dollar for iiuthirr a-s' i.].praisers. .Mrs. i;n:h Tomer, whtow of Cfi'ns- Tltcndrire O. liurd dle.t Michael Port Dji.len, ami .Mr.s. Andrew Kani,-- Measlier., did in the Mnrri.-i Plains hart. of Kits-: Ktrotidshum. Hospital. He was fill years uld and -Mrs. .Mary Matilda Kirkeridall, wife "•nth was from pneumonia, lie wa:; "t .lnhn 11. Kirkelidatl, HI. died of iried in Washington. elrpliautia.si.s. Site had IOIIK been ill. There was a new woninn's chili or- What buncliL is doi'ivud from a wagon and was a dniif,'hte-r or the.late Julias inixi-ri in N-w York rulleit -The Kind- Any ono Osiiuni. of Montana. Several brothers ly Club." Kach mi-niber inr.k a ]i|edi;ne. of whom was IJMHI becoming a member nevi-r to .Mrs. John Hyde, of Washington. ;pcak an evil word of any one. A (fUustiuM can IJU asked to vvevy auLo- izu afler ai L-.-wis Winkler. -1-t. who had conduct- 'Iub like that in any -own would moljile owner who owns an aiilunioljijo. pai'lmunl, u ed a ciwir .store in [.'Ion Srpiare, I'iiil- change the eurrem of conservation Mpsbur*, died, k-uvins a widow and live enerally anil eievat.e it to a hiiih'-r What jjood is an automobile without worth of children. •lane. service.? What dot;:; $7.85 for These new Gray Ther-.- were L'iil fainiiie.s (|unr;uitiric,'l The lielvidere (Mine and I'roH-i-tive tor measles in K^ton during February. Association had T5 dozen Temieiw- sci'vice mean to the own- Sarah, widow of John Kose. died al mail released ir/ihiit s"eii-.n. or Brown Suede Pumps the home, of her son. .John Hose, in Stewart Hilde [;ant died tr hupr fiinn er who is depending on Phillipsbur;,'. She was 75 years, old •in.'imialism and heart trouble, lejiviim liiy automobile which he and was buried in Warwick. i widow and -six rhiliircn. Another "J.<'ARJ4" achievement in present- .Mr.s. Susla Thompson Werkieser. Mr.s. Mary Sllwrthorn. wife of A!- uses daily in his busi- wife of Ilussell Wcrkeist-r, was found JL-I't Silvcrtiiorn. ;!S. died In Deiaware. ing Spring's newest mid most fashionable Lleail in betl in ICa.s:on. Khe was HI Kdward Werner cut ilown a live al ness? Can he afford to siyk'S at lliis populiir price. years old and was a native of Oxford. Wind Gap. Pa., and found a squirrel be without; the use of it ami a snake isesihur together in the r Twenty Years Asjo. hollow trunk. for a week or ten days, J'lie style here pictured is fashioned of fine 1 My thij gerrymander nets nf the Ke- Wilson A. VmuiK of Mloom.sbm-v. em- waiting for some little quality Suede with covered .Louis XV liubliean Legislature. Warren county liloycd in I'lainlield, lost an iirm by ivfi.s placed in tht; Fifth District with jfins* Hviuck by it train. part that is needed to Heels. Now on display in the "FARE" Morns and Union. It was a zis-zaj,' Mrs. A. Worrell of Mt. Holly al- make tlie wheels go" line I'rom the banks of .Cayenne JJay to oinpled lo navigate the deep' water in windows. ... .:'" Ihose of Uie Uelaware. he cellar in a wash tub in order to round? IWr. and Mrs. Automobile Own- Dr. AVilliain Sliles. (IT, died in Wash- •i:\vc some veueiabli'*. She fell out of not mean iiiiflon. fie was of revolutionary slock .lie tub and would have drowned ii' er, there is no reason for that when mi-etor or and his forefathers wen; unionic the the other nicmbc! s of her family had Ih-Kt seUlers. of Sussex eouniy. His not come ".o the rescue. your can buy a Buick- which stands Tor a loose nut or \ triMndl'alher was an oMii:er in the (Jol- Mr. and Mrs. James Lnmninsson of satisfaction and service at your com- one can do. juial Army and was killed at the bal- Aabury celebrated ilieir silver wedding thing- more or, le of Princeton. Dr. Stiles moved to ivyrsrtiry !-'eb. 20. mand. Never beJ'ore has there been the Washington in 1S75 and was President Aahl i.r the editors of Warren kind of service that you will now find at any authorize^ if 'Hie Warren County -Medical Society nly aceepted ibe invitation of Buick models f for several years, lie wa.s also a Cliarles Hit ten house, editor of tbu all Buick service stations today every- 1 Laekiiwaniiii surgeon, lie left a widow llaekeltslown Claze-ilo. and were his burg or Was}. id two daughters, .Mrs. F. J. LaKiew guests at a feast and conference at owner what;si id Miss .M. Anna Sliles. the Warren House, 'Phe tower and power house of Plane No. ii. at Port Colden. was destroyed bv "Jerry" (ii'iirce Is Drud. Do not delay your orders'as there is going- to bo a lire. Abram Seott. who had been plane Afler an illnt'UK of several years Jerry lender for :W years .said that was'the 11. Oenrge, a railroad man, died last I have sold and delivered more 11)2L JUiicks in the past first time any accident had occurred al week at his home at Dover. The the plane. J'arLof the Hume, was also any other year previous in the same months. Order nerat was held Friday morning from wait destroyed. A heavy rain came, to the s home and conducted by Uev. Peter * / . £*,:& lid of the bucket brigade. McMillan, pastor, of Memorial Presby- Wmiry B. Beck. Si. died In Haines- •ian church, Dover. Burial was in Inn-K-, leaving a wife and seven ciii!- LTnion cemetery a:. Haekettstnwn. Iren. Me was active in the Ueinoeralie DuHiiK the days of Thomas Keen:in id alsr tin; lied Me: Ir. Ooorjjb was associated with him Buick Odd Fellow lodges of that section. nd olhors in Hie activities of the Rail- JUSTIFIABLE PRIDE .Mrs. Sarah Rice, nf Phinipsbtirtf. » road Praying Hand, an oryaniziillon .>r eco, was one of the heirs lo the Christian workers ihsil hold ineetinj,';: 331-333 Morris St., PHILLIPSBURG in Oil Stove ownership is not pride in hav- StJ.OOO.OOO esiato left by Wm, .Marsh from one end of the Laekawana Rail- ing the price, nor prid"' e i' n publiubliic approval. Rice, who was murdered in New Von;road system to the oilier. Mail Kcw-Ivcrt at lioth \IUIVCMWH It is pride in securing the best Oil Stove on Mr. tlcorgc was br>rn in Utica in IK-li. the market. The ind.thirteen years Inte1 r went loNcw- Rod Star Detroit eorê A. Kealty. of Iiai:ke!.tstowu. irk to maki.' his hunn. . The XotlowiiiK ; one of ihe heirs in an alleged mit- rear he besan railroad work as a wood Vapor gives the best lion dollar fortune'left 200 years before lasser on Hnpiuu :)ii. whicn was calli;i: results of any by a Keotrh nnhlemaii to Hie heirs of lie ••Piuiliii.skiH" and operated hetween ttU.MMIOKHKM). oil stove offered to firtli generation. A daughter WJM I'hillipsbur^ and Hackcttslown. In 187R William Salmon and nun Clin ive the family — gives kidnapped anil brnu^bt in I'hiladelphla. Ml in of thr uffei ,-itll :olds the intense heat, directly i'here she married. Men It y was one xpreKH, which position he hrkl mi: M •k. Mrs. Clint beneath the cooking if the desrendiinls. James I. Heutty, of iiirleen y<«a.rs iiRn," when he wa.s plae.ee the effect of so IOIIK earing for Alra. utensil. No wicks or Trenton, wa.s fjlven, power to makn a m the company's honor roll atlerâ Wm, Sarson in iier illness. .. it for the other heirs, who wore oi'vico of forty-two yeftrs. A small mimhii- at Jituiunerlleld en- asbestos rings. •.Mi\^.-.S;;r;il; ". I';;i:!.-or Columbia;-Mi1;;, Upcrates like a gas : lle.'WX". H.mnmK'i' of nnseviiio, r.;.«i^.. juyjil a helpful service Sunday morn- .lennie l-'ortland and C. A. Boatty, of '"ice anil Accepted .Magnus, and a ehur- ing. There was no servico at lion- range. , One gallon Maekettstown and D. C. IJefiUy of North er meniiier uf/Jndepeiulenco Lodye of •i.iinu in ihe. afternoon on jK:count of the' kerosene lasts 3.9 Mend, Intl. lackenwiek. I-f/e was also a member nt ruin. hours. See them .Mr. and Mrs Aaron Oulie.k. of I'hil- he. Mucous' Veteran Assnciatlnn nf Dr. Woodruff at the Quarterly Cnu- FOR; demonstrated at solo wburK, erlobrated their sixtieth wed- Newark iinrt of^the Urotherboud of fereiiee Friday'staled thnt ,Uev. ,.T. .11. •••- •••• •• J-le was S5 and she Railway Coiuluclors. Krascr \>Mukl be continued- as pastor i i arrleil 'JU Seliooleys Mr. •(Joorjfe was IIIHO ilooply intortwL- another (yi-ar :it Monlann, H- will ho I had flBht ehildron llv- <:: Mire On i it Alfred nounnrivel, c,f Cliailt'Htowi ntnnd IJang.liarL mid Uuitghter Olive, The laihwrlW'i', having sold his farm nml nought a NinahYr farm, will cleaner, nearly new; Mel.'orinltk blr was llio RUi'tit cf -Mr. mill aim. JJavl nml AffH. ituttsi'I Ilaver of J^banon. dispose of his live stork and fanning Implement -nt vendue at his farm i.r In K»od eotKlIlion: .Mc Wene Hfltnrday. OwJiiK'to the recent Know tttorm and <••-, iwarJy new: Oslmrrie lutyrnke. Near Straw Church tiiu. bad. condition • of tlm roatttt, Uev, between Illicit eye cnlllvali'lH. tWn of tin on (he rojid lending rrnm IMulli'Hlnirtf lo StcwaitHvilk',*commencing Air. and Mr.i, Frank Shrope., enler- Air; Sherman .wu«- uliable to niovct hlfj nli'HM new; 2 funning .mill;'. :: sprlu,, .it \'ZI.... TUESDAY, MARCH 22, tittHtot: ••••'• • • orii jiluw, inarkhiK Hlol. pair of band No. 2 i-:illn undernlidt thnslior with dlLtci ami blotter on truck' tnn. flor littsijiind Joined her on Sattir- ».:tiln lioli Bli-dM, nearly II.-W, »tntlglit day and spent tbo week-ontl. 'S. A. Smith,. visited. Olert Ciartlner new; Wl-H. extni ]ii]n\ 12 JL.'f. IIt't'i:tilcs ItciOHeiio CIIKIHO wltli clutall Mix. William Connolly him been Sunday. imlli-y on truck, ik-w: 2 Iloreiiits 114 J! 1» ciif hit I, mw, 3V6 IT P tcrininln? fiiendH from New York. iMtti week Mr. nud Mrs. John Thursday, Mar. 15liay fork, rnpe and imlli-ys a»>l ear, U'liixliiecker eiiKi'if, .McCuniiick NiHk-r, 7-ft. cul, with tongue truck, Hockenbury enlcrlainwl their children. crulti enidlc, forks, nikes. H!I-IV O-Oionii- ei.ni hinilc-r, 'J'wenlielh Century manure uprcmler, witlu «|iie:iil; Mr. and- M^rs:'William Snpplec, .Mr. and Mrn. Luther Ilockenbiiry and; JriiutKltiu binder, l-'armers' I'uvoi-ilc grain and fertilizer drill, toiler, I !>. wbinii-irei-s heel, tuj; and hiv Fiirnierii1 Kuvnrii<> «r«ln drill. KfyHtum; bay' loader, O.slirirno «idt- ral:o Imlaydnle, live conviilenclnif from an two children of IIIKII bridge mid Mr, Cutaway him- harrow, llm.-keye cultivator, two-way t)liver riding plow, mid ledilir cimililiieil; ONIJ-HIU- J2-ft. r:ike, 2 O.sljitriif mowerx, «m<> at lack of rlioiiinnllisin and tnij.sllb anil All-N. Albert Hoffman of Homer-, new; TiKer inrn planter, Inlernatiinml riflinf,' clilliv'ulor, m>w; Itmkoyc Chester liryanl drove tlm Hour trtielc Champion hinrc rake. Doiinf,' grain hinder, Champion nuiwer, hayralo-, Acme liU: waôn an'd Ixidy ele. vllle. .;... i 1 walkinic imltivnliir. (Uiver S4 vuWnw ulnw. •/. Ollvci- «:i «l««l 1 mi tilnuu utani oinl. iwo-itoiKe eultlvat.ir.. oiie-lmrse eiilllvV>or. I spring-tooth har- 2 niivr I't pldiv.s.. rliliiiK IIIKL- iirurdu'.' si>rinK*l)>tiMi barniw, lovt-HiiK har- -M.IHH I'Jtltel Smith 1.1 conviileHcin; ii " .Jo-st'jiii AleCormliik, of JSrooklyn l.s nicely. rows, Oliver plow, poialo dlîjiT, Ui'l.'ival eream separator. (JD-lootli ut willl virr n.w, seiapei- i-mn pln\v, imt.'iln tln,t,n ti f 1 I mil tolld IIPU Chi him cnjoyiliif a few days vacation at tlm n. ; rmtniiiK nilll. Wllwiit leod rlii(lrr, X*t. ?,%\ .DickK fodder cutter. Cannon MIXH Tîum .Smith has a. kid cold. ieveliuj; Harrow, f;piiiiK-"")[h hai'"W, SyraeiiS'- plow, wei der, Oalloway U.A.. IK.IHI' hack iniikf i K Homo nf hlu aunt, Mrs. Wm. Welsh. Everyone IH invited to tiiu Spruce ii< Ilk \v:igon: rl WK \viii h tp. «(trii ^hellel•, une'-ll»ainm- ;;rass (td"!t Jlntpouri hijfoiU f.i tj»p( n lnj- MI-M. [fi'i-licit Sampson entertained Run church Sunday. manure ::j>re.-idi,r, wli'jelliarrow Ki"a;::i seediT, Xu. I Doyleslnwn Meparalor InigK.v. i.curly in*w: ro:ti| wngon wilh- fork, i:i»-ri. liayrope, :m-ineli ciit ill ii uooil imv tin ( • ut nn oru mint iit dinner Sunday .Miss Cinu-e. Kveritt Paul Co well, who ha» heen on lh< willi baiwer and tailing elevator, !> rmini; mill. No. t N.-w Itnlland f<-.d nul ('.[>, 2 .s.-li' liciivv >i'.nl>i" li saw, liiitiil cunt iUi-Uei-. wt of flat huyf.ides, Krindslnnp, \vhcvH>:imiut c.t of :\y, W.IK"II. irmi.|i*»ir tnniKii. !• "H walm- Irrninli, wt of f;tinin lincly hoardn Saturday in High Bridge. the Somerville Hospital for un opera llti'ii llvml.-'. -J- )>:, iit I-'ikcwoort. Mrs. .lames Aatle of Annandal' other is fi. long; cutting 1><>\'. new: :: ciin-iagi* |ioli.«, wiigon m-al.M, iilank for liie btlKKy. lUeel-Ihe lillKC.V. liUkj,> pith smii_\ piil)n It if h |* til I i»li- A Ira; Cioortfu Unirnan spout Katurdny . e,nt u few days last week with he fitiod farm waoon nml body, heavy farm wjigosi, biifrjiy wagon, hack si.nie I.mil. l-'alrliatiks platrxnn !ic;l Jdtils, -d sets lie:,vy .loiil.li- HiintcriM, «ct of light double h-inie:^, «Pt of in Huston. mother, Mrs.' Simmer. wagnn, 2 wtigoti nule::, set Mat liaysMes, M t double farm harness, se.'. will Wei^li K"() Hi.'t., i flllli^ I ti; .simile liarm-:;.s, new; 2 w-ts uf llyncl.s, il wls of bwivv lincw heavv b!ea.st Ml.'is (ifcidy.s Cooper spent tlm week- Tin- people from Jrvingtmi, moving hilggy harness, eorn.stalks hy ilie binidle. iiml wuckM. lifty.iiiU'H, i-fini 1J:IH1CC|. .nllni-, Ktnip .;f h'.'ilK. IirhlloH, t fill n luittis I miLliim I» It md in in> . .id at tier home In Andover, returning In tiiu Amlernou place, hud Ihu van sr inraKillVH, il IIIIIIK or liiiiil.T twine. ; oilier articles t"« num.TOILS to in mini deeply mired it-was several days befon llall:<. liaai! corn phniti-r. Monday. l-'ii-i* fucks nt Ki-e.lii ivrlillxcr. MiHH flav.fl \Viillend;>r visited In, thingn were, .righted.. 5 Ilin-m-s, IT> ll<-;icl ut rnfllr, L' Hull: M.sliiiiyt'Hi, Halilidny. Fklwanl Jrornbakcr of Glen Oarduei Ti-jMii of griiy m.'ireri eight nnd nin William \SIIIII'IH, t»t" Newark, wtm a IniH moved In the bonne formerly oc y-iin' ..lil. wi-iglit îlixi IIIH.: Ibla \t> ai 6 Horses, 17 Head Holstein Cattle Knnd;iy (,'iicnt at liU COIIHIII, Ciem'gu uupRd 'by Klmvr A. Smith. 4 Horses, 11 Head Cattle eslra grmrl team for nil ptirttuseM; l.a; Shur;::, below town. Ward O. Collins Is preparing •!< INEll'i- ••b'Veil V.-ilfM iil'l. tveik'tit i Ml< Mark horse n^lil years make extensive improvements on IIIH fJii'.v hr»r:;f! 7 years old, Hi"., a veiv Vonil «IIIC; non-el hoi-He. old," weight ififiO I IIK.; brown Mr. :md Jin:, Hurry Lrwl.s, <>r Iniliiy- v weight'U00 llrii.; jit.cl i;iey K.MMI worker In all liarne:^; liladc il:ili\ enipiciined over the week-end property. lim.ie four yeaia olil, work anywhere. liorse Iniirlifcn years old, Mr. utul lira. Georue Deitnlclt, nf Plain- Mr. ami Mrs. P. C. Bower colt I ,V":ir:i old, worl;:; in all Tin- cowi4 ;ir<' from two to sev»'ii llPlil. visitors of Mrs. A. P.-Peterson nf near yearn ol.l. sonic will lia\V P.-IIVOH by wcij-lit M">0 His.; l)j;it-|{ maa Anthony. Harvey Apgar, who has been driven; brown niare colt iin-ir :iiile:i. olhorji rlos« fprhigei'-s: five years old, black mart, .\ri:::i Ida U'ikf- returned lo Trenton 1 thP'f fall co\V». they are grinl.- liul- Simd-iy :ifii*r HpuiuiiiiK Jievernl weeks at heen on a visit to Elizabeth, IHIH re • ouilnr; 2 yeriiii nld, i-xir.i i! ""! sti-lns. all nicely iiuiiki'd. nudity of Rrvy mare roll com in j; thrw tiie Imme of tier ulster, Mrs. Amanda turned home. on.-. Ten good mil k r.i>\\r-. my own rntHliiK »r wlilch I Itavis tiik- years old, jjri'y liorsn colt 'i'niiimii'. • * The roads In Kom« places betwi'ei en iKiimi to KPI them to ftull; fill Inill. here and Washington are nearly Un two will b.- hi pmlll Vy 'I-''.'-' will wHjrli i:iin0 Mi,')., :;i;ilt f.-O and an rominy two years. Fourteen Mm. Mary Underwood IH quite 111 at Of Kile others later; one KO.KI her home. Mni. UMIu Abel, nf 1'laln- .ble. Out; farmer, driving lltcn' milch cows, some in profit had his hor.su go in the. mud to lib- Crad- llolstein bull 15 niun:h:; MolHt.'Tii; 1'aiil" S.'!;itt roluiillia' i>i>Knl day ol* sale, 2 lieil'ers ront- lleld, IH curing for her. knees, and a 'Washington physician old, (H»* extra ftoocl O. 1. C. IKII'II .Ian. ^S, \T2i) Nil. ISiUTfl". II. i-'. II. Herbert Underwood, of Plalnilelcl, was isitlng here It ml hU auto mixed so H,. alci>lv mni-Ki'd, any one hi need of inp; in prolil, also stock hulli In town Saturday the guest of His brood'sow duo April 1: Tractor Unli, \*IA1 truck, two-horse wagon, one- a Mill in ]K>a Plymoutli Kock IK-IIH. HOUSEHOLD GOODS GiiestH of Mr. and Mrs. Cluster Duck- Is still in the city. nicti'tly pullets. :: roosters nf the sAine 1 worth. ' BtocU: also a Collie do£. Ilmnor pip^lev. ; heater, parlor ruimfo, now Lvhi^li I'JIIIB •. ith (ink 1 Mr. Cadwrll visited at. the Sltylei K-x.d; kliclion *iiplH>anl,-lEiUrhrii LII lit im il i IK t lniirfhii Several prominent citizen. ! nttended home Friday.. . , HARVEY HOFFMAN Hav liy the ton. coriiKtnlltH liy ibc limp othci Hie Inauguration of TYeaitlent'Hardinff liniiille, corn iiv I lie Inimhvu. lamps, Ijfd.s, *spi-iniT:i and in:ittro:;.-ir.s; A. B. C, wanltliiK i i tchtn' with M. P. Rick spent "Wednesday at M. A. 1'IERSON, Aiiftionccr. Will sfll rain m- ahhni, can iiell uml'.-r wringer, ;! iron kettles with ilni:.'''. coppor kettle, Innl |>re'i>j iit \V:iHhin«t(iti. U C, Friday. 1 mil îu if,e Flemhigton. cinvr. «i-imlei-, I >ol)y Crey Inenbatm , eapaeity r.'J-ej^'s H()-Kalli.n k ir m t ink Afl.-i- ii iimhlh's hit.'kiifH.'i from bolls Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hall were guestf mn< vear's ci'i>dll on all HIM mi nvr milk palls, milk .s:iainei- and many other ai-Unle:; not nfeiilk nid c.irbtiiR'le.H TliomiiH Crater ifportcd nf Mrs. Charles Cielst of Hoffman-' $10; three per cent, discount for. ii d ,n duty mi the N. .1. Central Monday. i-:ish, six, moiitliH will t inlercst. 'I'ei-ni:,:—(Jnf! y.-ai'K eieillt; :*\x months with inteiv.'il, an 1 Tuesday. 1 i i m*ji tli Mr. and Mr. :. C. A. Wilson sj)t*iit Silii- Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Smith had un i:. M. SIH»I-:.\IAKI:I:; wlllimit ink-re.sl. Three Vvr n-nl off for f.ixh il:iy in M'liHhliiKion, the ûv»tH of Mr. Sunday guests Mr. and Airs. Klnier A. M. A. I'lelMlfll. AllC, 15)1SFOU!)ROADSTRU ml Mrs. Nathan Curl. Smith of High P.rldgi-. i:. I'. c:iine, i;ii'iit. Mrs. Webster Kftrnhergei' and two Mrs. -Peter Hnppaiigh, who was ill PHILIP R. WINTER'S PUBLIC SALE Sutler I'jiiKtiK'ed. No served. of liis live stock >it'd the placje hefore tnnvinw to Anbury. hi* earu of Mrs. j. P. Jlader. who has unit riirii.ltiK hiudcim-ntK crusher,'nearly new: Wilson fc-wl mill.' platform scales new knives*. «rjiln ilrltl wiih lVi-lill'/.cr nf ilte.fann north, of town .belonging to COO lbs. tti|>iiuity; Ki-wii bt'iu- e.iUer. .\i.:C«.nniek himk-r, .[<>hii»Cii inowei-, .N>lin- Tiie subscriber, about to discontinue farming, will u1s|J). 41)2 Kyratrii.se plows, ;%'u. 2 Kyraeusi- plmv, Nu. -10 Oliver walking enjijIiiK-e cutter i tli a 11nut -tO-ft. of Mr .and Mrs. Alfred smith and Mr. dow, Oliver one-way riiliitg plow. .spriiiH-lnctlt han'uw. i-ltln-r two or thrco ^ pljn'. li.-ltlng for lhn-.«!tr.|- arm :in S- tlotis; Woodcn-ln'iirn h:irr"W, IX-U'fh, nearly new; illl-tooth leveling harr Eneli belt I'.n- Idower. ^ liarrows, :! Miss'Mary LJutler recently entertalnr and Airs. 1». C. Uramls and daughter. plnwa, l-iikus. slinvets. ferks, liiind One Mile from Asbury r Miss Margaret ami son Clyde were en ilx-lwiini spiku-tunfli iiai-nnv. stralh'ht J.leu". fiimnviiiK sled, 2 ham.w wlt-dx. land ,,1 Mis:t .Io:. eph, Uevins, nf Jersey City. •oiler, sera|lor corn plow. - walking I Hiekeye eiiltiViHor;;. Twentieth CViiun-y planters, ico jilow. ice lungs, ice saw, on (lie road'lo lilnninsimry, eommoncinj; at 12 O'CIOLU shup on Mr. and Mrs. Marry Merrill had as tertained by their relatives. Mrs. Km nml many other articles mo numerous ih-lr gut-sis on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ma M. Miller, recently at Portland. -iilliif? cultivator, IhdloHc j.olato diggi-r. maniiiv spreader, wl ]li;iriw KIVISS fiixirgc Hoffman iiml Mr. and Airs, hd- Mrs. M. W. Woller of Stroudsburg. leedur. lH-!'t.; hay icdtli-r, - >«-ts (Int. hays-ides, new; 2 iron hog tnuighs. S II. 1'. Heavy wagon, spring wagnn, nun- , a nu-mber of the lueal church, alteml- flall'nvay gasoline engine and manv ntli-r ariiules too niiiit'TuUs to meiiiiun. .HI rapacity; milk wagon. Imysldi-s. ward lloiTman and son. of Newark. ;ct of (lonl»|.> iKiracKK, set oi1 single 'WEDNESDAY,-MAR. 16 IA\ the -ilh (iinirtfrly eonferenei; here Two fiirin. WIIKOIIK wi'h Ijodies. MUM HTM) 11M. capacity, other iiilOl) lbs. enpaeity; larin-ss. haincK, liTn-es", ci.llar.-!, chain*, Mrs. .losephme Iloiisel recently en- last Thursday night. truck wiiKini without Kiji, botli pi»]i-t! «:id shafts, nmd wa^nu, luw-iluwn bandy -tf. i .J'IcCormick binder, only 1PM:II used six years; Osliornp (oin hindci lei-taim-d her brother-in-l:iw and slsti.r. Mrs. KiiKritll Smith and dittigliti-r of wsigmi with bo.'y. iriu-k wagon wi:h t:\wn^l (nml, in g.md shape; 7 sets of ii licfni of rtifiic lUcCunuick niowci-, Kcystnnc iiay Ioadci-, almost \vw\ Hide dull n\ n!( .Mr. ami Mrs. Valentine Mutter, of StroudKburK rifturni'd home Sunday whililetives, :i nt-ck yr.lii-s. :t extra KUIK1 imr CIIIIIIIN. •! homu «'h:iins, lot of odd Cotislslhif: i, and ;">() feel, AS oumy.wvK itMi.A'i'i.vt; TO loyment. Music for the occasion was Plehl's -store, Stone Church. Pa., was ose reel, and'cue n-volvim,' lawn sprinkler, etc. scales and many ether articles too numerous to mention. rendered by Itobcrt T:urd::e of New T.VXKS Vim TIIM VIJAlt I1WI. struck on the upper jaw. recently, Hay by the ton. ctl The guests departed In ibe wee by the lewr llyhiK Jmukward. •oinmissioiiers of Un; Town 'if I'liil- set;; lif-lit HiiiKlu harness, In- nnd trace chains, forks, i il s IIOLS md ;tliall hours of th" morning, cimgnituta- Row K. L. Kenne will be fresh by tinin;; the jippnipHni inns set I'nrlli ii time of sale, the rest are full"nnd winter cows; -I extra-line lloluMn heifers com- I he fn]|o\viiif? sliit.'meiii nf r.-Huiirce: d to the home of his parents, Mr. and Simon Kitchen bought the late ami appropriations for tlie ilsenl yoai Mrs Moses Iluniniell, Thursday. Samuel Albert residents last Saturday. ing two yt-:iiii old. will niton b.- in pmtit. yi-:irliu;; Ilolsh-in bull; also IB nhoata 1 MlP» Kllwihetli Dlneon pf ..MqrrlBtowii Mr. and Mrs. Andrew .Hruglor en- from 70 to 12~, IIJ.-:., 7 Poland China ami :> Ciic:it(.T White:!; roinp Marred .Rock 8 Head Horses, 25 Head Cattle as a Sunday guust of her parents. Mr. tei-ta'inud their daughter and husband tjhlcltens, while I'ekin dmik-i and jinnm tuiim-a::. Chicken house. r.xIC. Sin-phi!! l!ev-..nn ri:it'l«I..$-Jn,rn)(i ,«1 Mi-i John IJiuecn. Rev. Father and their son and daughU'r-in-taw, Air. Mill ! l; ak dining room cliairs. bcdsload, m-w budget) Ol.OOd n York, spent a few days last week at the bed .spring, frtiiL jurw. iine large kilehen ran go willi warming closet ami with Ad.litiomil AniounL to l><> old. weigh:-; li'PO lbs. There fi.ru Peivheron hnrses and m s mnd md of her Drnther. Gen. Shui-ls, on PLEASANT GKOVE. 20-im.-h oven, table, lounge, black fur robe, lot of horse blankeus, and many other uined by Taxes for Schools. .MJ.ilOit work in all harness, dialed team nf lilijeky milieu, one entmim thitt iml itne.slead farm, below town.- Aliss •Miildii Morgen is making an rticles not mentioned. A]>t>frittUiiiis. ihe oilier coming two years old. These mules have both bun dm en in Mis.-, Cilles Lunger of linycAne ie indednlte stay with friends at Xew- ; Condilions made known on day of s;ile. Kmlget Apprnpi-iiilldiis .?l(lfl.7(in harness and are sound. Lcal Si-lio.il PnrpoHcH tH'.tmit Tlie cattle consist of 13 milkers, snniu of them will bo fit li b\ ili\ vir.itlni.':-at the home of Mr, and Airs. 2. Tli is ordinance .shall lake effect Androw liurbeek has rcturmnl to of sak'. There ai>> three two-ycar-o!ds. These heifers will b fi( h in S *K""SS,li"S?Slu ' • PHILIP B. WINTER ni'cli M. 1SI21. °Mi' anii Airs. Hailey Haekelt, of Phil- bis home near here owing to scarcity The foregoing ordlnnnco was ailopt- summer There arc four yearling heifer calves, bull, comnu two \uis iiivibiirr were guests Sunday, of Airs. of work at Hllz-aheUi. where he has SI. A. PM-KSON, Aitc; KAYAIOND I» 1IAUH, K. FKANIC CMNK, Clerks. od ainrcii H, 11121. old, yrarliuK hull, and one bull seven inoiilhs fid. Tin- i ill! ttc ill ;;OP(1 \wz an«! 11 hoil fined to his home the past weeli with OHO. W. SilTTH. ilayor." Whims; also 17S Rlymmilli I'.ock lu-ns. M?(] on 1 lie* ^'rounds. 'iiv. and Mrs. J. D. Staples ontortiiln- Mountain siSheol. , .;• • —or— JI. A. PIEl.'SON, S\K. Mrs. Kills Osmun of Newark passeil >»l. I.. RUSH, Clcr!;. PETER H. SIGLER j Sunday Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Hunt.-of Wednesday and Thursday of last week with her mother, Mrs. Mary 13. Post. ''llyman iftogart la convalescing from . Mrs. George Beam and son Bonja- Live Stcfck & Farm Implements an attack of Influoir/a. ' • • min were recent visitors at tho home BABY CHICKS for Sale Afr. and Mrs. John Kiley attended tlie of-Mr. and Airs. Joseph Pill, at Callfon. '"• AUTOMOBILE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS CA TALORUll FP K10. ftmWnlof Jlrs1 . K'iley's sister, Mrs. Mrs. Alarshall Sergent has concluded 1 HIII'T. S—ItllHH.l'l! i"i;[:nm:it Knto.Opdyke, at Phillipsburg, Tuesday, 1 The snlWriber. will dis|)o.so of all the personal property on the farm. This makes two deaths in the family ... few days' slay with her sister . Mrs. property or'/the late C. A. Buttriek, known as "he old IJeatty farm, CIO Itujil .Vvc, MfMiillulven, X. V. 1 Joseph Vannatta. at Ponwell. located be'.WL'cn Sftnt •arcfl Pcsl. fr in A>\. since Christina. *. C. W. Bedding Us convalescing aHer • mi i nn MV and Mrs. Then. Hardy spent Mou- -being =111 - the i«ist two weeks from ill $10. $111.

s•f. . c. wiiit ; l,i--1inrns $if d-iv and Tuesday In Rtslon. heart trouble. •Pleasant Grove and Mount Lebanon . Mi', and Airs. Rdwnrd MoKinney ro- Mrs. M;i ha la. Apgar returned to tin? coiuitu'iiciiifi; J'.t l:J o'clock sliarp on s. a. ni'ov rpnlly entertained •atdlnnor Mrs. Mary home of George H. Sliker Sunday, af- .Molllod A Ml 10. 1!>. Uluek Jlli HI i:'-, L1 i. Vai'lev of Phllllpsbui'K, Aliss Anna, Can- ter (passing, a month with her daugh- 1 KOI.LEU TRAY—DO NOT TOUCH ion of'Plalutlcld, Air. and Mrs. John AV-In-laiw,•••AIsU flliirlin Apffar,- who Wltlio \V> and.it li-.H .. 7 ID U . |JI. :anii plow, disc liar- Hlack i.iu Kshaiis S id 11, 2 the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Per- AMxuil Cb ok.s r. ill .!(. 17 Prices: J'liicliler, Doris Courtney, of.Brooklyn rene. • •' • • vow, Oliver plow, .l-.thiisuu binder. -Superior corn planter, power Wmul • re vlsltlnr AIYH. Walter Orts. Mr. and Airs! Oeprgo Frace and saw. hayr.'ikc,' Buckeye corn shi>Ik!. Afosea Two hoavy farm wajvon.s, wpring lluee-sciih.d platfurni wagon, heavy 100-egg at $26.50 Mr and Airs. "Wilbur I-Liitek and two Howell, at Fiiinnounl. doubk- and llglit'hiiriK'HH. Mil Ink rotir-eylimler iiul.imobile.-.MoJel lillli In oiuiRliterH. Mildred and ' Viminia, of yood cnndition. We Have Moved '150-egg at 32.50 Easton. were the guest a over tlm weck- OUH OKF1CK TO nd with Atrs. U Rvoluml.^ Mr. and Mrs, Hlrman Shlnnian 5 HEAD HORSES, 6 HEAD CATTLE Alliies Claudia Bogart of Ktist nuth- spent Sunday witlrMisa Mamie llixson 29 N. Second St., Easton 200-esg at ...... 37.50 ifurd and Alyni Slognrt; of'.Little Falls. rtr-RiittKyflle. ..,.•• C ting of a heavyy , powerful bayy loam, team of black mare d •ore wcok-end iruor.ls nt their inrental d li hif 20 Mr. and Mrs. Aturshull lion* and son gray goUliiijjr. There tire three cows and I hive yearlin1 g heifer::; 20. tons onc-lialf 1)1 nek fvotn Northamp- George of \hizon spent .Thursday at of bay. cfirnpUilliM, .'ideoied :;eed corn

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DIAMOND POINSETTIA PATTERN CUT GLASS Our March Sale of. Dinner Ware and Dinner Sets TUMBLERS AND STEMWARE AT 207c LESS THAN KEG-ULAR SELLING PRICE. Is On In a Big Way In This Sale at % to 1-3 Off. Regular Prices. niie Hose Pattern Cut. A beautiful cuttint-'__tlu' comer of the Polnsettki tlmver Is cut Hki> ;i One Plain Vli-tory llluo Color diamond, and surely does s|uirkk\ \\V always hitvt? u liirjrfi a.^nriincnt With DSnner ware f romra America, England, France-amd Japan*—various Oin^ Plain .Mullicrry Cnlor. 1 of pieces, but Uui-itijj this salt- ymi run buy any I»UTV you dophv :U li'T! designs, afeapes &n-& conujsositions. . Iti-fjlilar Priecs ranKc frmn iT.fiO to $11.00 dozen. All priced the aatne per cent on" its leguiar selling price. Alii at big savings over regular prices. •. in this tialn. Any iti'iti ut ;., ,.... .each SOc

CUT GLASS CHEESE HAND DECORATED CUT GLASS GUEST JUG AND TUMBLER AND CRACKER DISHES CHINA NUT SfcfS There Are More Than At $1.50 Sot. At $1.79 At si.ar» Hot. 200 American Porcelain Dinner Sets Thirt is a most exceptional Item Consisting t»C Xnt How! fiutl «ix for a mii-st chainher. .IIIK ami uiinl.- ler to match, for $1.50 Kut ULsliL-s. Uogulitrly priced at CoiisnsttKg of 32, SB E'se 5§Q siecs coimposstton. Descriptions and prices ?^.O0 ii set. A limited uuiuitity in this as fisSkwss DECORATED MARMALADE salt- Jit, :i s»-l ....;.;,...^.. $1.U:J lii—fill I'lcco SotB, utnk Hpniy OR JAM JARS. Hand docomtml very attractive. \ SALE PRICE nu Ik'co SotB, ptnk apmy gALE PRI Tluvt! S1K.*.I nt tlu-Sf itric^s, U'lilcii imtl>.Tiid also coin gold handles > A^ *\ mr* A very pretty cutting. Tho center CUT GLASS IRIDESCENT in-f very .spfclul. S $5.75 Set 13 75 disli ciin hu usutt as a Comport. In liemfcir Price SS.5D. ,«««tar .««,..* > $ ' CANDY JARS. Mlz(j lU'Kiiliir I'lic-o «ul« I'rlt-u the Sprint; Sale at ihu very Kpooiul "1 . ' 41.75 $1.25 lf,_50 Plgco Suts, lilllii :iml in _i-,"LO. U Piec, .i-.i e .,«..Sets, Fpink.... ~ . SA1__E PRICE Price of $1.7!) SA1 E i: $2.75 $2.00 spray pattern. !f.:SJ|Eli > $OC The quantity is limited. Biilil liillul. 2.75 Set a $3.75 *2.50 Kreular i'ri.v S15.10 UeSu,ar Price .KH. > ^.

HAND DECORATED Different mini ? 10 rr0r0 Pifco Seta, ooin irold g/^LE PRICE FANCY CHINA VASES gS , _sdl u^iUiil\ TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS. gnht bund. mt,' coin Bokl handles. > /ft rr F^A C i at $1.50. In tin AND BRIC-A-BRAC r|3 $16.00 Set 17 50 Set Two tli'«*-'.nitiuns_ljL>th very prttiy sale at each 80c Kt'KUliir Trice ?:il>.00. ,iOT,,,,roB,,,, ) $ - AT 20% PER CENT OFF. 'Jf Also some cut tilass styles. There p:Utfniri. Sell rt'Biihiriy ut $12.00 In This March Sain. I 27. :12 Plcoi' Sets, lilnk. sl"'"y •. SALE PRICE 10—.100 l'luce Setg, coin gold SALE PRICE nri3 quite a number of decorations. UOKUII. In this Sule (Cup and All priced the same for this aulc. ICvery piece in slnck heara this ,K,r,lcr ,Kau,n. \ $g.75 Set a aaiiL-Li) at 57c Kach ' $1.00 i rci'.iielion. p.eKiilar ITI.-« S11.50. ":::;r,:::;r-! $30.00 set 20 PER CENT REDUCTION 15—51 SALE PRICE !r,_32 Pfcce Sets, preUy bur- PEARL HANDLED SILVER PLATED TABLE WARiB ON ALL METAL LAMPS—BOTH GAS & ELECTRIC $14.75 Set flur putier 11, WITH STERLING SILVER FERRULES Kcf,'lli:ir 1'rif." Jl.^.f". ltct,'uliir Vrltzxi fll.CO, ) $8.775 SeI t No lamp is exceptud_$^5Jji) huntis at $Ji).oo; $l*>.t)u huniis at Sli'.un, Si )on l'l«-i' i'l-l", l'lllU "I"'"*' , SALE PRICE ami su un, evwy lump in dtm.-k carried thus aamo rtdiiution diirhi^ Hn'H IS DO I'lura Sets. ) SALE PRICE tale. Stilo 1'rice, eni:h RoBiilnr Price 118.00. j $14.75 Set Ch-oup 2_Worlh $1.2E> and $!.»«. A most exceptional opportunity to dlipply your lamp netids. Sulo l'rlco, e:tu!i

IOC — 32 Piece Plain White Dinner Sets March Sale of Coiisistin q Sale of fi Ui-rail Hid Unite • Plates G Gups and Saucers- li llilllll.'l' Platos 1 Flatten- . ". HOUSEWARES (i llfssur I VegetaWo DUH .....'-• GREY ENAMELED ( ••1, •IV cod til $0.40. Sale Price $3.95 Set. ' " TEA AND COFIlEiE POTS In iii.ltlitic.iii to tlicsi.'ScU, evi-ry Opun Stock ratteni in .our Stock, will ,.,tnko a AT 59<* EACH. Discount of 20 Per Cent. Off Regular Marked Prices Iteyukirly Seilli];,' :it 7Dc. ';/ J''or instance: \ ''} ''"" " "'•• Glass Mixing Bowls l}i ami 2 quart cupiicily ' • *50.00 Suts at ... .$40.00 $75.00 Sets at; ... .$60.00 $100.00 Sets at ..,.$80.00 . DURING THIS SALE 89c SET. ,;.*•$!" Very popular In every kitchen, where Ihey are used. CKIRT ANO TROUSER WHITE JAPANNED A Set m • • • •» 89o HANGERS To EACH. BREAD BOXES Witii lMiltlod 400 CLOTHES BASKETS 400 HOUSEHOLD BROOMS, Roll top an 45 DINNER SETS WITH THE VERY POPULARjBLTOB BIRD DECORATION er.ils, urevent 111 ii strated; , AT 79c EACH. • At 39c Each. __ . m:irkin;,' K a r- Very )n*.icl!c:il Then' am o2,50 and 100 1'ioce Sets at; those Vory.Low Prices. mc::ts;. Priced in ami Inexpen- this Sale UT, 25_32 Pisco Sots. 10_50 Piece" Sots 10_100 Piece Sots. '; " each 7c sive. Our fur- UoKUbr I'rlw %SJA in c r special 1 Ue^ular Prii:(! SlTi.Ofl. Itc^ular l'rlco 3:10.00. ' ' ' j) r I c e was Snlf I'rliT ,;5.7B Sn. .. Sale Price 1J113.75 Kct. Sale Prico ,«ia4.7r> Sot. 100 PINE WASTE BASKETS I1.5U. T li e Spring Hale AT S1.B9 EACH. Plira is ...$1.1.0 Cut Glass .T u a t received .lust received fmm Belgium in from thy oilier limo for tliia big mile. Hide. 100 Wiisto 27 inch IJiisketB that would nell baskets that will 6,000 Rolls of rcKularly at $1.39. be markuil reK- CREPE TOILET PAPER ulnrly at S-.UO In this Sale Kt :...;..79a a n a S2..iu_i n AT 8 ROLLS FOR 25c MAHOGANY FINISHED this sale at .... l 1 YELLOW ONION SETS $1.5!) Each Surely :L i re-\Var rrii.'t . SERVING TRAYS IN THE SPRING SALE IT lm-li Trays with side" at ..$1.95 Set).'i| 144 COLORED AT 8c tt>. WASTE BASKETS TABLE OIL CLOTH iKimllos ami Klass covered Rofjulur Price $2.50. ." \, OR Sttia. for 15c -I ' AT OSc EACH. 38" Yard. center. They arc very ex- Begulaih Piiteil it $100 Cunsl IH of Cut Glass Jug, und six Fresh, now otnek, just recolv- 1 ctptlunil \ lines it 1 imblers to malch uA. It you wlah to Hecure BOTHO of A M-iv tiH md pr-iuli-il Bas- "White oi fino I ! \aid \ nit. them, place your order at once. ket ut onlv 66c Four aewed;: »ood

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