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Boy Throws Stone Burning Mattreaa Cause* ' irteret Figures Local Couple United Injures Another Boy Slats Diary Fire Alarm—No Damage No Trace Of Missing Henry Mudrak, aged 8 years, of Friday—Blisters has ben a telling The fire companies were call- As Great Port In At Church Wedding 26 Harris street, went to police head- me that he is a Wurnrn Hater and ed out Tuesday night in response to quarters yesterday with his head ban- an alrm from Hudson and Union daged and blood stained from a cut. this after nodn I PortJReading Girls World Lumbering Miss Helen Silvasi and Bertram He said he was playing in his yard him out walk- streets. A mattress was found burn- Mullan Wed At St. Joseph's when Raymond Gavlitsky who lives ig w i I. h Ester ing in the back yard of Kalinowsky's Thelma Laxon and Elisabeth Hockenbenry Left Home On Sun- next door threw a stone and hit him. Blink anti when I rooming house, near a garage. It was jstrial Town Fatned for Church On Wednesday— The Gavltaky boy was given a sum- put out quickly and no damage was day Night—Had Been To Lakehunt—Reported Seen acuftpd him of slip- Precious Woods and Veneers Will Reside In Carteret. mons to appear for a hearing. reported. Ota Trolley Bound Toward Newark. ping ho sod he was y\ni Wide Renown as Lum- Miss Helen Silvasi, daughter of still n wumen hat- PORT READING— learned where they left the trolley er and that the on- Although the police of Woodbridge car. bor Market Mrs. Esther Silvasi, of 91 Warren Thelma t a round abouts of Thelmn Laxon and Eliza- very attractive p-irl with blue «yes morning at 10 o'clock at a nuptial and liirbt brown hair. When last seen :llsn as a (treat lumber port, them once nnd a beth Hockenberry, of Port Rending, kn,,wn high mass at St. Joseph's Roman Also Considers Revision of Man Who Took Minister's Dia- issing since Sunday night. Tho be wore n black velvet dresS, brown woodworker of America; it is Catholic church. The ceremony was wile just, in order hat and light brown coat trimmed , . of fine veneers and prec- Code—Improvements Prom- monds Is Fined $30—Prune firls lived in th« home of Mrs. MBdgp ir(( performed by Rev. Father E. C. Man- to keep on Hate- Murphy in Woodbridge avenue, Port with fur. She is the daughter of Mr. ised In Regard To Gas Nuis- ing them. Picker Who Robbed Room- and Mrs. Bert Ijixon who board at nlon, pastor of the church. A large Reading, near the crossing of the th<> Murphy house. Miss Hockcnberry '.'', „ far lands of romance and number of friends and relatives of ance—Many Children Vac- Satenlay—I past ers Fined $20. Fastline trolley, On Sunday after- is n blonde with blue eyes. She mads ;,',, trump steamers churn the sev- Jane on the St. to- oon they went to Irr This morning the police announced will form at the Borough Hall, march Munday—Jake has stung me. he brought to heiidmiartera, a search of t woods in log, lumber and was in orchid satin with hat to match borryed a dime frum me yesterday his pockets failed to reveal the brought no light on the situation,fur that Carpenter had been located and and silver slippers. Miss Kathleen over Cooke avenue to Washington jewels. I,ater Chief of Police Har- ther than that a young Italian, namf ?oft yellow, from West Af- were: Mayor Thomas J. Mulvihill, Mr. the health of the children in the you miss it and I replyed and sed about a week, was on his way to the night and that they went toward lice is that the girls boarded the Prench forests yield an oak and Mrs. Albert Michaud, Mr. and health division so that the awarding Newark, That is the oniy definite 11:30 o'clock trolley for Newark rii'ii. of prizes in this division will be on a Just now and she sed very scorniahly. trolley line when another roomer at "Oft. mellow and when finished, Mrs. Stephen Toth, Mr. and Mrs. Al- Well I moved it a week ago Saterday the Beigert hotel noted that in a thjng that has been ascertained as Sunday night. They were seen by a h. Padauk, sometimes called exander Toth, Mr. and Mrs. James basis of expert opinion and knowl- and then she scolded me. Wimen bundle of clothing Weber -was carry vhat happened after they return- former township official who was also vermilliiin, with ox-blood to light red Mullan, Mrs. Carrie Drake, Mr. and edge. shuddent ought to be so aecretiah is ing was a coat with a poppy on the ed from Lakehurst. It has not been on the trolley and recognized them. (hadfs, is from the Andaman Islands. Mrs. Frank Kovacs, Mr. and Mrs. There will also be prizes for the best floats and for the most beautiful all I got to say. lapel. The roomer in question had Mahoruy It Shipptd. Stephen Uhouse, Miss Ethel Toth, the Wensday—The kid whos pa runs purchased a poppy on Decoration Day Misses Mary and Helen Lucas, Miss child, the best pair of twins and there the junk Yd. has ot a new 2nd hand- and had pinned it on his blue coat. Mahogany is brought from Cen- Migleti, Miss Rose Soltesz, Jerry, will be many minor prizes. The more e Itru! and South America as well as important prizes will be in cash. ed mashene and now we have nick Then he packed the coat awtiy in his Mortgage Brokers Expect Big Sale [from Africa. Central American ma- Harrigan, Joseph Toth- .., Steph. e Tt£ named him Little Boy Blow becuz he room ana wore a lighter garment as Miss Claire Mullan, Mr. and" Mrs! The report of the health officer is all the Time Blowing his horn when the weather became warm. liopany is chiefly yellow colored and 1 showed that since the clinic has been not figured. African is reddish and John Balarich, Miss Lulu Pankovitt, he is driveing a round town. The boarder called Officer Kasha Under State Rule Of Christmas Seals Miss Mary Capik. Mr. and Mrs. An- established to furnish free vaccina- •Tims, largely to figures which give tion for Carteret children 1,153 chil- Thirsday—Pa got about V, sore and Weber was arrested. The suitcas- .added richness. Single trees of rtch- drew Migletz, all of Carteret; and becuz his raiser woodent wirk rite es, grip and bundle were taken t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mullan, of IRo- dren have been vaccinated, nearly all and he told ma it woodent shave him Real Estate Act Now In Effect Miss Jane Packard Estimates lly figured mahogany have sold at auc- of them successfully. Those who were headquarters and sorted. There wer ition for % 10,000 or more. A squat* selle Park. a tall and ma sed Well yure beard four suits of clothes, eight shirts, Places Them Under Control That Six Million Seats Will vaccinated successfully were given must be getting offly tuff becuz it Ihtwn log, four to five feet on the certificates attesting that fact. two dozen paira of socks, four suits and Jurisdiction of New Jer- fsidcj, and from twenty to thirty feet wirked all rite when she sharpened of underwear, a dozen neckties, a Be Sold In County This Year. llnnp, may weigh as much as fifteen Womans Club President President Joseph Young reported the led Pensils for the Bridge party overcoat, two sweaters, one lumber sey Real Estate €ommtwUfb that he had taken up the complaint this P.M. jacket, two hats, several safety raz- That the Middlesex County Tuber- lton=. Help* Girls At Camp received regarding offensive gases I In Central America mahogany logs ors, and shaving outfits, and a quan Pursuant to an amendment to tht culosis League alone expects to sell from a local plant and'said that the tity of Boap and talcum powde-r. 6,000,000 Christmas Seals has been Inn felted in dry seasons and hauled Mrs. Emil Stremlau, president of plant U putting in new flues which Real Estate License* Act of New Jer- Ity tattle or tractor to banks of Roomers from the Beigert hotel sey, adopted at the, last session of .the announced by Miss Jane J. Packard, the Carteret Woman's Club is aiding will relieve the situation. went to headquarters and identified executive, secretary. [streams where they ar» left for the in making life happier for the little Plans were discussed for a com- legislature and signed by Governor Itainy season. Floods carry them to Council Receives as their own, the contents of the sui Larson on May 6, mortgage brokers The 1929 seals with their custom- girls who are spending August at the plete revision of the sanitary code. cases, grip and bundle. ary "Health Greetings" portfay a |tht mouth of the river where they Kiddie- Keepwell Camp. Mrs. Strem- The code now in use was drafted are now placed under the ^jurisdiction fart' caught in booms and loaded on Weber said he had not been in Car- of the New Jersey Real Estate Com- clown in gay red and yellow motley lau has sent out an appeal for games about twenty-five years ago. New dis- teret long and that he was working tugging the rope of a golden bell. Isteiimera. In Africa the tsetse fly to be supplied to the girls. The games coveries in science and new methods Bids On Paving mission. Iraakes the use of cattle impossible. in a local plant. Asked to explain Prior to the enactment of this The picture is set against a blue may be given to Mrs. Stremlau who of fighting disease together with new how he came into possession of th background and is flanked by the red [I,oj[s are so heavy that tractors have will deliver them to the camp. About and more complex standards of liv- Contractors Submit Figures on piece of legislation, mortgage brok- [not l*en a success. Man must toll stolen property he said that he hat ers were not responsible to any state double cross that is the symbol of fifteen Carteret girls are among those ing, it was said, make the old code al- Warren Street, Lincoln Ave- asked a room mate to puck his grip anti-tuberculosis work all orer the [nml «weat to bring them out. spending the month at the camp. most obsolete. department for the manner in which world. Black logs idle in the pools at Car- nue and Roosevelt Avenue and had not noticed what was placet their business was conducted. Now, in the grips and bundles. The polio Preparations for the sale of the [tutt to ride at last up the crariijr j however, their operations will be su- seals have been going on all year at they are grasped by great| Improvements—Sewer For say the stuff was stolen from th pervised by the Real Estate Commis- boarder's rooms. the headquarters of the League- in I metal arms. Steam operated bars Chrome. sion and a close watch kept on their Perth Amboy. It is expected that at shift the logs about and mighty saws j Avenel Man Victim activities through its department of least 30,000 letters will be sent out, reduce their site. i Bids were iteceived Monday night investigation under the direction of and, as usual, S#al Sate Chairmen <>n the main floor below veneers | at the meeting of the Borough Coun- Chief. Investigator John "N. Harkina. will be appointed in every commun- [art cut by two methods. On* of the cil for contracts for paving three CD A. To Aid With Section two of the License Act ity. The first supplies have already largest knives in the world is used in Of Gasoline Flames streets, all of Warren street, part of which defines a real estate broker been sent out by the National head- [tin- mat machine which slices the Lincoln avenue and part of Roosevelt within the meaning of the Act, now quarters. [standard thickness of one-twenty- Michael Melnicek Found Burned on Road Soon After Explosion avenue. Warren street is to be paved Big Church Bazaar includes any person, firm or corpor- These seals, which are sold for a tisrhth of an inch from hard, tough from end to end; the portion of Lin- ation, who for a fee, commission, or cent apiece, have made possible the U"IMI. In the rotary process logs are and Fire In Hartman House—Rushed To Hospital He coln avenue remaining unpaved is to other valuable consideration, nego- Plans Are Made To Run Booth tiates, or offers or attempts to ne- organized campaign against tubercu- hiluttd between two chucks OT spin- Dies Without Making Statement. be completed, and the wings os shoul- losis that has been carried on with in- [ d!i-.< as in a turning lathe. The ven- ders of Roosevelt avenue, from With K. of C—Other Busi- gotiate a loan secured, or to be se- creasing emphasis every year, : cei.-, are peeled off as a boy would Wheeler avenue to the junction* with cured, by a mortgage or other en- AVENEL— extinguished the flames in his cloth- With the money raised from the L'tl an apple. Washington avenue, are to ba paved ness. cumbrance upon or transfer of real seal sale there have been provided There is little waste. Packers Michael Melnicek, aged about 30 ing, could not identify him because with concrete to make it a curb-to- estate for others. The same applies years, of Omar avenue, Avenel, died his features were blackened and dis- hundreds of sanatoria where those Icrowd the market for mahogany saw- curb pavement. A routine business meeting was to all salesmen employed by a broker ill from the disease may be cared [ du>t to be used in smokehouses. Even Saturday morning at the Rahway hos- figured. The police, however, express or brokers. pital from fearful burns he received no doubt as to the man found in the The Barney Paving Company, of held last night by the members of for; presentoria where children who worm eaten logs are in demand. Keyport, was the lowest bidder on Court Fidelis 636 Catholic Daughters A state-wide check-up is now being have been exposed to the disease may I After treating such logs with lime, the night before at a fire in the apart- building and Melnieek being one and made by Investigators employed by ment over the Hartman store in Av- the same person. the total for the three jobs, but not of America in St, Joseph's school be built up to resist its attack; tuber- foreign dealers make the wood into low on all items. This company bid hall. Plans were made for the part the IReal Estate Commission of all in- culosis nurses to take care of those L antiques, representing the nieces of enel. The fire followed a Blight ex- The blaze was put out by the ef- dividuals, firms and corporations now plosion. Meinicek it is believed was fective work of the firemen but it did as. follows: Warren street, $11,983; the members will take in the bazaar ill in their own homes; and clinics fsuth pest age that the wood ia Lincoln avenue, $10;O52.80; Roose- to ba held in September by all or- engaged in the mortgage business for where examination and advice are j crumbling away. One antique brought the man fouml in the hallway with damage estimated at approximately the purpose of having them comply $3,500. Mr. Hartman and hia family velt avenue, $0,901.40; total, $28,- ganizations of the church. The C. D. given free of charge. ;ti>' this country recently was valued his clothing- in flames, was so badly 973.20. K. will unite with the Knights of Co- with the law by obtaining licenses, 'at $10,000. Bat the excess of lime burned that scarcely a square inch had left the hou&e early in the eve- as the amendment of the License Act if his skin escaped. ning. When he returned, he missed The United Construction Com- lumbus in operating the refreshment . hnil eaten out the glue whiflk held pany bid, on Warren street,. $12,- booths. make it mandatory for sue hoperat- j.thf joints together. A cabindfjnaker Two men who broke down the door $250 thut had been left in one of the ors to be registered. und went to the rescue of Melnicek rooms. 431- on Lincoln avenue, $10,370.30; Thanksgiving eve was selected as Bernard Hagan called in to make repairs soon dis- on Roosevelt avenue, $6,823.40; to- the date for a big public card party Heretofore the Real Estate Com- ' the truth. were assisted by a third. They put The fire started on the second floor mission was without power to enter- Bernard Hagan, aged 89 years, iuul th,e police comment that several tal, $29,624.70. to be held in St. Joseph's school hall. died yesterday morning at 2:10 o'- out the fire in his clothing and laid Miss Mary Donohue was appointed tain complaints emanating from him outside tli« door for a moment, fires have started in Avenel recent- William C. Smith, of Perth Amboy, mortgage transactions. The New Jer- cleek in the home of hia daughter, ly in the same way, always on the bid as follows: Warren street, $12,- chairman of th© committee on ar-n Mrs. Mary R. Teats at 110 High thinking members of the Hartman rangements. sey Association of Real Estate family were in danger upstairs in the second floor. All of these fires have 511.60; Lincoln avenue, $10,519.81; Boards recognized the necessity of street, where he had made his home been regarded as incendiary. Roosevelt avenue, $8,795.60; total, The next meeting of the court will for the past six years. Mr. Hagan burning building. Whun th«y return- be held on September 12 and Will be such a law, however, and through its ed the man had disappeared. Investigation into the circumstanc- $31,826.91. ifforts the change was brought about. had never been confined to his bed Kire Chief Curl Nier, of the Avenel es of the fire were continued this Joseph Trefinko, of East Rahway, a business meeting. Regular meet- by illness but his strength had been Several Locked Up •department learned that Mrs. Anna week. One young man who had been bid $12,240 on Warren street; $10,- ings with a social hour combined will failing recently. Death waa due to Kozar, of Holly street bad seen a staying at the Hartman house- was 269.25 on Lincoln avenue, and $6,- be resumed beginning September 26. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH old age. man, evidently the one burned in the questioned and aaid thut he had stor- 780.75 on Roosevelt ave. The checks Mrs. Christina Scheim will be the Besides Mrs. Teats he is survived Disorderly House In Bergen the 'rushing ucrosii her property in ed about fifteen gallons of gasoline of the two lowest bidders w«re re- social chairman at the meeting Sep- Rev. William M*hon, Mlnht.r by another daughter, Mrs. James Street Visited By Police Who the direction of Bahway. The chief in the Hartman cellar. He said he tained and the others were returned. tember 26.» Sunday, Aug. 11—Sunday schoo Austin, of W«stfield and a son, T. J. notified the Rahway police to be on obtained the gasoline where he! works The bids were referred to the engin- At the meeting last night the dark meets at 9:45 a. m. The regular Hagan, of Carterel. There are no Make Several Arrest*. the lookout for a man badly burned and thut Melnicek had worked at the eer and street committee for tabula- horse prize donated by Mrs. John ihurch service will be omitted while grandchildren. whu was believed to have fled toward sumo place and obtained gas in the tion and the contracts were awarded Adams was won by Mrs. Jervis Nevill. he pastor is on his vacation. The funeral services will be held Delia Cheeks, a negresa who has Rahway. same way. Melnicek knew that the last night. Thursday, Aug, 15—The regular tomorrow morning at St. Joseph's "t-'tn in many jams with the police Melnicek was brought to the hospi- otber man had gasoline in the Borough Engineer Oliver F. Mit- Sunday school outinjr will be at Sur- Catholic church where a high mass of "nil who, it was recommended by one tal by Joseph Bimstein, of 1U5 Divi- cellar, the luttor admittedditd . chell presented a map and specifica- prise Lake, one of the beauty, spots requiem will be offered for the. re- iwmber of the Borough Council re- sion street, Perth Amboy, ami Krank Officer Leonard examined Melni- tions for a trunk sewer system in Council Defers of the Union County Park 'System pose of the soul. The interment will '- fn11y, should be run out of town, Ruggeri, of Clark Township who were eek's motorcycle soon after the ex- lower Chrome to relieve a serious n th© Watchung Reservation just be in the family plot at the Immacu- *a> arrested again this week by Ser- driving alung Railway avenue, Avenel plosion, The machine was cold, the storm water drainage problem there. he place for bothv children and grown late Conception cemetery in Somer- ?<-'ant Joseph Dowling and Patrolman when they found Melnicek by the officer reported, and showed no indi- The sew«r system is designed to give people to have a day's enjoyment. ville. iionohue in a" raid upon an alleged roadnide in intense agony. He btttftfed cation of having been used during the relief especially to Mergen street, Action On Bids The bun will leave the Methodist ^orderly house in Bergen street. Mercer street, Warren street and the hurch at Washington avenue anti Stork Visit Announced v to be rushed to the hospital. Nearly evening. Melnicek was well known to > Jth the Cheeks woman waa another every stitch of clothing was burned be Wuodbridgu police. He was held lower end of cro^s streets. All of Meeting Last Night Adjourned LpcuBt street at 9:00 a. m. Persons Mr. und Mrs. Frank O'Brien, of «1 woman named Josephine from his body. All that waa left was once in cuimtii'tiun with an atempted them have been flooded in the past Soon After Opening — Will not connected with the school will Roselle, formerly of Carteret, an- "y, and several men. All were « part of an undergarment, a belt, hold up of a trolley, it is said, and every time there was a heavy rain. be charged the Bm»ll sum of fifty nounce the arrival of a son, bom k'" to headquarters. hit shoes ami u small portion of bis another time when an attempt was The engineer and attorney were au- Meet Monday Night. enta for adults and twenty-five cents Wednesday in the St. Elizabeth hos- •*>' a hearing yesterday morning trousera. made to enter Choper'u store in thorized to advertise for bids on the for children. pital, Elisabeth. Mrs. O'Brien was < woman was fined f 100 Meliiicek aaid he liud been burned Woodbridge. k sewer job. No action was taken in regard to formerly Miss Josephine Devereux of ..,, -^fiime Dudley waa fined $15. by gasoline from his motorcycle. He The body was removed to Greiner'a The ordinance to extend Noe atr««t awarding the contracts for paving — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — Carteret. funeral home in Woodbridge, and the easterly from the line of Pershing Warren street and portions of Lin- im-y weie llot ttj,le to pay thulr fines. begged to be hurried to the hospital 111 k Wall, Norman Clinton and Ar- but did uot talk of how h« received funeral services wer« held Tuesday avenue was again laid on the table. coln and Roosevelt avenues, at the , u,lr Edward* were fined *1O each. his burns. morning in the Greek Catholic church The purpose of the extention is to adjourned meeting of the Borough Jl|"'i Jones waa ordered to leave town At the hospital he remained con- in Huhway. Military honors were ac- afford an outtat to several lots recent- Council lust night. The mayor and In order to clear up my summer houru uf the hearing. scious for a considerable- time despite corded the deceased by the American ly carved out of acreage and rertnV members of the council were in con- the suffering from his burns, lie Legion of which he wa» a member. ly sold at auction. ference for more than an hour prev- goods and make room for my The Frederick H. Turner Co. would not muke »ny statement, say- lie is survived by hia parents, Mr. The street committee wag given ious to the meeting. One of the lo- authority to purchase a car load of cal bidders, it is said, is within a few : : Insurance : : ing he would talk about the accident tind Mrs. Matthias Melnicek, and a winter merchandise later. Narcotics were given to ease brother, William. The interment was calcium chloride to be used in settl- hundred dollars of the lowest bid r «» E«.t AT.., Snttu his pain and he finally became un made in St. Jmue» Cemetery, Wood- ing dust in unimproved streets in which wus made by an out-of-town —.J_g!gphoiie Woodbrtdfle 289 conscious, Melnicek was attended by bridge. The honorary beurera wero: the borough. man who i» just starting in tne con- l>r. George E. (Jallaway and Dr. John the Misses Anna Wargo, Mary An ordinance establishing grades tractillK business. FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY M. Randolph. **n account of his ex ola, Eva Katchyak, Caroline and in IJergen street between Pershinjr Whether this circumstance had tensive burns there was no hope for lilltoat c- llurvutli and Mary Keus. The avenue and Kdwin street, wan passej anything to do with the long cun ^URDIMAN'S Molnicek'a wcuveiy. bearera of the casket were: Stephen on two readings. Another ordinance furence or not, could not IKI learned. I will reduce prices to benefit my A Railway i>oliceimin miuu located Uunu, Michael and John Lomuack, authorizing the construction uf Vftlka When the council finally convened PHARMACY and curbs in the same nection of the two resolutions authorizing small im iA Mbliiicek at thu ho»yitul and notified Chttrlu* Markuliu, Frank Kennedy customers - L. Hnrdim«n, formerly of the Av«nel tire chief. The chief with and Joseph Homur. same street was also pa^ed on two jirovement bonds were adopted and Seaman's, Perth Amboy Patrolman I^onard and driver Ru- readings. the council adjourned to meet again dolph SiiuoiiBen of Woodbridge * DR. H. P. FINE The council adjourned to meet on Monday iiijfht. All of the members to the hospital but could uot obtain a Announce* tbc Opening of hii Office again last qight. except Councilman Herculttti Ellis, Cheap John's General Store statement from the dying p\«A. Some For tb« Practice of M«Jicin» were present last night. PRESCRIPTIONS At 188 Mark*! 3tr««t Hudsqp and Union Streets, Carter** of his clothing ww obtawM to t» tw«We door • • dOfttomtea Ak N J, PAGE TWO TOO MUCH REALISM ALMOST — was «o impetuous that in "DRAG" IS SECOND 1 RUINS FILM AND ACTOR, TOO love scene with Estelle. ty;n,, BARTHEI.MESS TALKIE CLASSIFIED ADS rrackcd three of his lowi,,, Jlefn Tiiigfosi, thn Hungrnrian netor ribs! After this cnmhinr ' "Dr.'ijr", the new First N'ntinnnl- Clnssiflerl RdvertlsamflntJi only on« \vli'js<> strllnr role in "Itrnniln" won Miss Winwood had to nnd r. IIAVK IT Vttnphone fnnture ^furring Rirliiird runt, a word; minimum chance 25c, him ronpidornblo rcn'iwii in this ml l.reii!merit, and it, wan K,. ., CORINNE Hiirthelmros, which cnmes to 'he rminlry, is the Iniopt recruit, frmn the before she could return to |i, fcRIFFlTH ROOMS FOR RENT Icicil'iniatc stnjfe to rnter talking pic In "Prisoners," IjUgosi h:, Strand Theatrt- tomorrow for one IB i tnr»'F. Mr. t,ti(fnii hn» an important flit.n! encounter wit>i J;,,,,, Balanced-Vnit Radio week, ii the second Vitaphonp fen- ROOM and hoard. Also hoard with It, is n fight, to kill and \\ i "PRISONERS" i rule with ("orinnc (iriffitli in "Prison IV, .uprb NKUTRODYMF^PUfS turf with dialogue and sound in out rnom. Cull at fill Barron nve ITS," her Intesl F\\-69 or apply 6B Main street. weekly paper. While there he falls Woodbridge. ness And The Family handsome. Call or phone u* and in love with a girl and after marrying arrange for FfcnDmoiwnunion In her finds himself supporting a whole FOR -RENT—Apartment, nicely fur- your home. Be sure to hear On family of parasitic "in-laws". He nished, 2 large rooms, kitchenette. composes a musical show called ^"The private bath. Ideal location. Tel. Needs One. new Phlko before bnyuwiany Love Prince" for the local Women's Woodbridnre 260M. Iradlo. Othermodels,»67 to*20& Guild; its success encourages him to W. I. 7-26tf. go to New York, sell his play, and B.ltery S«t> ElactrifiMl To find that happiness which so eluded FOR RENT—Three room apartment; We have several Buicks, with thou- Op»r»l* New Tub«. him in the small town. •write care of Vanity Beauty Shop, 76 Main street, Woodbridge. The story of "Drag" is based on W..I. 7-19 tf. sands of unused [miles, that meet the novel by William Dudley Pelley E.H. MOTT and was directed by Frank Lloyd, FOR RENT-— 2 or 4 furnished room who also made "Weary River." The ....apartments; also furnished rooms; this two-car requirement. |They 86 Washington Ave. supporting east is headed by Lila Lee, apply Mrs. Little, 144 Main street, Carter*!, N. J. Alice Day, Katherine Ward, Sfargar- telephone 3-M. have been traded in for the latest Telephone: "Carteret i$ft5 Tom Dugan.' "Drag" is a hundred per- wrt:TXTr ' ' cent all-talking picture. FOR SALE Buick models. FOR SALE—Five room house with bath and all improvements in Row- land place. Telephone Woodbridge FOR A SMALL PART OF THE COST, YOU CAN GET Not "How Much?" 633-J or 675. FOR SALE—House, lot 60x100 feet, MOST OF THE MILEAGE BUILT INTO THESE CARS. Strenuous Task Faced $9,500, Or -will rent to reliable par- But Where Street Outfit for Fall ty. Living room, dining room, sewing by Far North Judge room, kitchen, two pantries, four bed-( 1928 Buick Standard Coach. Edmonton, Alberta.—Two Ekklmpa rooms, bath, all improvements, gar- Can you purchase such Bargains now being held at Akiavlk on criminal aye. Apply Calderhead, 9 Locust St., 1S27 Buick Standard Coupe, charges are to be tried at that Far Carteret. Tel. Carteret 463B. Northern point this summer before BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath, 1926 Buick Maater Sedan. than at oar Judge Dubnc, stipendiary magistrate electric light, gas, water, sewer, 192ft Buick Standard Coupe. for the Northwest territories, E. a concrete strut; prica $3,&00; easy Darling will be the crown prosecutor terms; 5 Wedge-wood avenue, Wood- 1925 Buick Matter Coach. and Joseph A. Clarke will be counsel bridge; inquire J. E. Hamed, Post August Fur Sale for the accused. Office Building, Woodbridge. 1925 Buick Standard Coupe. A charge of murder has been lodged W. I. 2-15tf. against Okchlna, a.i Eskimo, who U al- 1925 Buick Standard Touring. leged to hftve killed another Eskimo BUNGALOW—Five rooms; all im- named Oksok at Bathurst Inlet. Lily provements; telephone Woodbridge 1924 Buick Maater Touring. It isn't the amount of money you Sarnlyn will be tried on a charge of 260-R or 57B. Infanticide alleged to have been com- spend on your fur cost that counts, mitted at Demarontlon Point, In the TRUCKING, local or long distance; Alto almost any aize of car in any make*. The prices but where you spend it that makes Yukon territory. Bnth prisoners are two trucks at your convenience. al! the difference in the world. now In the custody of the mounted po- Phone Woodbridge 193. John Thom- range front one hundred to over a thousand dollars. Every lice at Aklnvlk, as, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. Good taste is not necessarily high The ludlclnl party, setting out from one a real value. Below are a few: WANTED priced, and we have consistently here, «ill require from sli weeks to CLEAN RAGS wanted, site of and proved it to our many satisfied cus- two nmnthB to reach the ptnee where kerchief ot larger, 6c » i»-und 1927 Nash Roadster. tomers. court win he held. Four thousand Middlesex Press. 70 Green ("reel miles will he covered by the party mak- ing the Crtp. PLANTS AND SHRUBBERY 1927 Marmon Sedan. Do your own Landscaping, select plants now while they are in foliage 1926 Stu^elaker Sedan. Youth Bites Dog's Ear and bloom. We raise a complete line When It Attacks Girl of nursery stock and invite your in- spection. Everything grown locally. AND MANY OTHERS Dundee. Scotland—John Campbell, We do grading'. Prices reasonable. a young clerk of Dundee, was out TFANSA'S NURSERY, Sewaren, N. J. walblnf with Me Aaeeee neat "b«f W4 JSJWr 7-&rl£, !« 2flf USED CAR DEPT. home. FORD TOURING CAR—Motor in The Klrl accidentally trod on a dog's perfect condition. Good rubber. tall and II turned and burled tts teeth Driven only by one person. Apply C. in her leg. She screamed with pain H. Byrne, 43 Chrome avenue, Car- and tried to kick the dog away with- teret, Telephone Carteret I&00 or UNION COUNTY BUICK CO. out success. Campbell, finding noth- Woodbridge 576. ing hand; with which to beat off the FOR SALE 339 NORTH BROAD STREET dog, tried to pull It nway. QUAKER PIPELESS FURNACE, At his wit's end. he stooped ov«r large size suitable for house. Two ELIZABETH, N. J. and bit the dog's ear. The animal Bet A lovely black-and-tan creation of years old. Replacing with steam heat up a bnwi and ran oft. Jersey for street wear thla tall The due to larger floor space. Middlesex Emerson 3800. box plaits In the front add charm to Press, 18 Green street, Woodbridge. the outfit. Terms Open Evenings Good Boob Immortal — A Classified Adv. Will fell It Such Is the Immortality of a gtxxl book, defying man and nature alike, Greater Values at and Unking one generation of men and books with another. Styles and tastes 'Anywbere-J may change, pnritanlsm may give GREENHOUSES place to sophistication, "wisecracking' to serious thought, but a good book DRAKE'S Comparison Is The Test goes on forever, finding Its attics. Its THE FLORENCE SHOP shelve*. Its place ID the world. Its We Invite knowing minds, lta appreciate hearts. STORAGE Its tender hands.—Washington Star. 83 Smith St. Opp. Strand Theatre Perth Amboy Whether you spend f 195 or several MOVING thousands oi dollars for a fur coat at PACKING—SHIPPINO Greenhouse's here, you receive the ffM" •' lUmubt* IUt«a New Low Price Ml gtlsaht* Ann* utmost value. Select funs now before Pbo>*> LlnJ-n 1821 • prices advance. On Packard Eights Special Dress and Coat Sale

Ten Eight Cylinder Models Af- REMODELING fected By Reduction—Price SATURDAY REPAIRING Lowest In History of Pack- CLEANING surd Eights. A record low price, the lowest in SMART NEW SILt I I I S*L% the history of the Packard Eight, For CaU mui Wovadi At Special Summer Rates went into effect on August 1, when Prevent infection! Treat The Pick of All Midsummer Clearance Sale of Chic the prices on all models of the Pack- every cut, wound or l Sleeveless Dresses ard Standard Eight were redm-pd Washable Silks Old Coats Taken in Trade $290.00, according to a statement is- scratch with this power- Come expecting better sued by Lee J. Eastman, president of ful noa-poisonous anti- Dreues than you have ever Printed Crepes the Packard Motor Car Company of septic. Zonite actually before purchased for Handkerchief Linens New York. kills germs. Helps to Rajahs AM Packard Standard fights, com- heaJ, r.>o. Pique Ensembles | nrisinjj ten models mounted on the $6.85 or 2 for $13 . GREENHOUSE ' 126 and 133 inch wheelua?e chassis ,;rt'r sedan, Packard low priced en- try in thf line car field nuw -'Us lj*. Feen^mint SILK HOSIERY $1.19 PAIR low tin' S-'.OOO mark. This is the first ttHni<> a Packard Eifrht has ever been rel.iikd at -surh ft figure. The trvnien- Uhigh at WuWBam .'dons appeal of this rar was largely The Laxative "As You Like It" iii'-iru'iu'iilal in the rc.'ord lire IK:'I-; . vohmir of .^aK>s rcporled 'DV t'i>- I'ai-k. Ton Chew This Celebrated Brand First Quality, Full Fashioned Silk COAL \ ar.i t'iini|iaiiy during the rilst t.x • monliis of I he year. Hose, Special for Saturday. - We aJWw 50a per ton reduction M pal* tm Tli. !• ii-ilticiious have h.n-n made like Gum hi 10 day* t» Cask I liccau i' tin? factory expect lo .v.i I iioum-- new cars in (he Kail. Al though the hew cars will he ih.' vune Mo Taste ICE and WOOD , in -i/etrui appearance, llu-y wil! in- i cludi- I'iinu(.rh new features to i]i< But the Mint ; tillffu.^lIi Iheni as an innie!- \',i Gfo ni ajuj Velvet* — Poriet Silky Broadcloths iiK'cliaiucal improvement* which have Sheers — Up to alrraiiy lieen incorporated into the Fur Trimmed Kiichts. They will be oflir 12.75 Values Up to $2S.OO Values ' id at prices higher than those of the FLIT Sixes to SO current models before the reduction •o-c SPECIAL PRICE $5-95 Telephone 1722 I just announced. Kills Flies SPECIAL Mosquitoes Silk Rayon Undergarments Other Household Iaoecta New York Wall Paper Co. BRIEGS Special 59c Paints and Varnishes of Quality CottumiB Slips, Panties, Bloomer*, Step-in*. 666 Beautiful selection to choose from. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 91 Smith St, cor. King >rlt f ODDITIES 7klnrt of woman. w* said Followers of SworltuiliorH lx-llove tn Sli' , lt(, Intolerant wsy, thst • doctrine whloh in ml|p<1 "mrr•> n rolntlon Instead * "us It » stnfllo portrait—Ohio of t dtfforoncp hotwnon niHtiorn on ROVCTRI plntiPR of life, ntiturnl. Bplrltnnl The plnnet Mars has two moon*. .,„,„ journal. and dlvin* saying thnt overy «ptrltu*l conopiitliin IUIR n ciinnti'rpnrt In oh Thcro M* no rallrodda In Iceland. hall was Jortlvn ronllty. Ono of their prlnrlpni ROYAL DIAMOND w WATCH CO 'rtl°, ."'"nsfl'by an Englishman named tonfltB In HIP "f)nctrlni> of IIBR" tiy which Mtttp Switzerland has eight nnlver- cv Tli« "rst "letter soon proved Swodonbt.rg first PinphnRlrod nwful tl Into s'nd he built now ns n prlmnry rollRloiis rp<]tilrp t Bodentl often suffer from Bright1! • known

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More thnn half the farm workers In flprmnny are women. Phnne Emereon 2189—Ju«t a Stop (lfl nronrl Rtrnet Clot hi nil for the poor Is kept in 1176 ELIZABETH AVE. en that accrue are paated on to 400 years.—Grit YEARS yon. STRAY THOUGHTS OF Established in New York in 1895— Forced conversation Is painful alike MOTOR OIL to the talker and the talk-ee. PROGRESS LJB_J£! Now—Stores Throughout the East In the presence of death, little thoughts stand still and wait \ K quality act of heary dropped forged steel; Many persons mistake ambition for ability, and thereby hangs a "fall." 5 wrenehet, 19 gl»e* Those who are big enough to profit NY CELLS by wise advice*seldom need to seek It RADIO AUTO He who spends his present In dwell- "A" BULBS ing on melancholy events of tbe past BATTERY is half dead already. The most comfortable companion Is the one who does not bore us with Intelligence—nor Its absence.

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The little man depends upon loud OUTING words and demonstration to prove his JUGS presence In an assemblage; tbe big man 1* recognized without either. Keep food hot m STORAGE cold for M hoan BATTERY ARABIAN PROVERBS Miss Liberty Elgin Legionnaire 6 Volt. 11-FteU, Bwd Bobber God does not pay weekly, but at the Mad* in a ftmons factory 'w, bimad B*w. IB Jewels—made by Bulora VACUUM •nd. —«xqulsit« case and bracelet— and fully guaranteed by Elgin •nd br ns—stardily contract*! BOTTLES both Mt with emeralds or sap- Where the mind inclines the feet phires. —an excellent timepiece. Of Saperior QMlltr lead. 50c WEEKLY 1 Pt. Sue....88c $1 WEEKLY Think of the going out before you 1 Ot. Sixe ..US enter,

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Do not order the tree to be cnt or down that gives thee shade. 29x4.40 HEAVY INNER One coin In the empty money-box TUBES makes more noise than when Jt la full. Seth Thomas Beautiful Princess Pat Rogers Silver If you would keep your secret from 15 jewels—H-kt. solid White gold your enemies Veep H also from your case; bracelet at- friends. tached 50c WEEKLY 20 ptecee in a cb«Bt or tray HISTORY OF MOTORING 8day — fully guaranteed— —guaranteed for 29 year*— Wutiful two tone mahogany plsted handlf knives. Jacob ascends on high, f finished caw. The Israelites seek for new parking 50c WEEKLY 50c WEEKLY ELIZABETH, N. J space. FEATURE VALUE Caesar crosses river by means of Fords. » .

Qneen Elizabeth considers getting an Essex. A Word To The Wise Phoenician sailors set at least 000 tnllos to a galleon. T- Spanish Inquisition prison officials Don't Miss are all equipped with chains. The Lucretla Borgia Oiling station dispenses a powerful mixture.—Kan- LEICHTMAN'S sas City Star. RANDOM ASSERTIONS

The self-seeker seldom &uds that August Furniture he la sought after. Thero seems to be quite a difference WEEKLY between delivering the goods and be- Sale ing caught with them. Tbe things most of us are proudest of are the things we Intend to do.—• Midweek Feature Section of the Chi-, cago Dally News. l $0*7.50 Unprecedented Values at $07.567 0 Unheard of Prices Dusk Brought High Price Few people would care to glv0 Steppe Designs Special 16,000 for a duck. This wus, Uownvtt/, , Here sre jorgvou* disnond tbe value o( one exhibited recently All Mijuiti.lt>! iliuiuoml »rraj. 117 BROAD ST. tbitK. sp«ciallr priced for tlii In London. It was a specluieu of the Artistic mmmlinifB of 18 lit. ey«»t—etUud to-uiorrowl Labrador duck, which Is rarer than •ulidj wlilU xuM ELIZABETH, N. J. LHCHTP'S FURNITURE STORE the famous grent auk. Oulj forty-nve $1 WEEKLY specimens exist. Jt.50 WEEKLY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS £6 Smith Street PAGE FOUR REMARKALLE REMARKS «truct«j on Mid „.„„. „ laid sidewalks being now „.,. , n Dnn't pinihlp wlIJi mnrrtncp hpforp Hccordance herewith. you nrr thirty. EuRonn flrloiix. 2. In case the. owner or »-v CARTERET PRESS any of the land* fronting- or ! A tnnn'« henrt In hla world. If It injr. on unid street, shall fail j','/ ' H Far Y.., (ttmct, pave, rppnve, rtirh Is rhrlil lifl IB hnppy anywhere.—Alvn 1 Friday ttj Improve and repair the aaid J,j,|,"' V - AilnniK. on or before the dntp- nhm-,• ' ' C H. BYRNE, 43 Chram* A™ , CARTERET, N. J. then th« Borough Council ah nil ""'' The RPIKIHII Jon was one of tnp most mich work to he done, and t(,, '""' " T«l«phoM CtrUret 403 unpleasant things I ever did—Herbert and expenses thereof shall |,n .',.?' ' Hoover. ed upon the lands benefited ' Editor and Manager Introduced August 6, 1929 aa B, 1034, at Ctrteiwt, N. /.. Passed on first and Hecoml , Onefmirth the people In AmeHjf jrs Aujrust 5, 1929. r' "1 FWt Oflsa, mmim *•>* at 1UMh 1, 1879. will never he more than twelve yean Advertised with Notice of H, , old mentally.—Dr. Charte» Mayo. August 9, 1929. '"""x:

Ireland I* not bljr. You conld drop NOTICE Itv—- w tvw^wjfini W«4sVnffM« In.. ^^K^ It Into I.nke Superior but the lake Notice Is hereby (riven l,hnt „, would boll over—Thomas J. O'Con- foregoing ordinance was int.rn.iu,.,,

•, nclt. of the Borough of Carteret C'u ' Monday evening August h, | rend Hie Borough Hall Carteret N<« i " In the 24 hnnm of n dny Is hardly find- «ey, at 8 o'clock P. M. and thnl • •"' ing lift worth living.—Clrov* Pntter- regular meeting of Mid Council V ' A sorry spectacle of juvenile disrespect for law may be •on. held at the Council Chamber p " ough Hall, Carteret. New ,Wn- "^ seen any day the Tri-County Animal Relief Association truck A mpvlnj onto guided hy ft cure- Monday evening, August 1!> \'/><\ , comes to town. The truck is the vehicle of the official dog catch- less, harried, unskilled or Intoxicated 8 o'clock p. m. the said man can he as diinperoun ns a rnzor Council wilill consconsidei r the finnl er who has taken the contract to clear the borough of stray age of said ordinance when In the hands of mndninn.—Bruce where any persons whose IHTWIH , "•I dogs. According to the contract this company takes all respond Cotton. be affected by such improvement ibility in collecting the dogs. The men who swing the nets dc who may be interested therein AN ORDINANCE PROV1DI t be given an opportunity to be iw., not enter private property. If they can catch a dog without ; THE CONSTRUCTION, concerning such improvement ftCRAVlNC, CURBIN nttrzzte «trtd license"oit the street;• th* doj^guwhrtwHwtnick* CURBING, 1MPROVIN HARVEY VO. PUTT If the dog manages to run onto private property, particularly REPAIRING THE SIDEWAI '8. Borough < 1 the yard or side entrance of its owner then the dog ia safe for A.ND CURBS ON BOTH SIDES* AN ORDINANCE TO CHANfF OF BERGEN STREET, FROM ESTABLISH THE CRADF nF that time at least. PERSHING AVENUE TO EDWIN BERGEN STREET FROM The boys in the Chrome section are perfectly aware of STREET, IN THE BOROUGH OF PERSHING AVENUE TO EDWIN CARTERET. STREET, IN HHE BOROUGH OF all this. They know that the dog catcher is trying to carry out BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUN- CARTERET. CIL OF THE BOROUGH OF CAR- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE cor a borough law; they know that every one who maintains a doc TERET: without license or muzzle and permits the animal to run the I. The owner or owners of the CIL OF THE BOROUGH OF i\ > lands fronting or bordering thereon TERET. streets, is breaking and defying the law—and the boys are are' hereby directed to construct, 1. The (trade of the center lin. . arrayed 100 percent strong on the side of the law breaker ar pave, repave, curb, recurb, improve the roadbed and of the sidewalk^ 1 GOOD MANNERS FOR THE STREET GEMS O. THOUGHT and repair at his or their own proper both sides of Bergen street, fr , against law enforcement. costs and expense, the sidewalks on Pershing avenue to Edwin street i, both sides of Bergen street, from the Borough -of Carteret, be and ii,. When the dog catchers appear whole droves of boys col- It is natural to put the best foot forward when steppinj Procrastination brings loss, delay, »ame is hereby changed and establi V danger.—Erasmus. Perching avenue to Edwin street, in ed as shown by a map or protiV lect and try to race ahead of the mien with,the nets. They chase otrt of doors, Mr. and Mrs. Grouch become all smiles and po- the Borough of Carteret, on or be- thtreof made by Oliver F. Mitch' II fore September 27, 1929, in the fol- C. E. dated August 5, 1929 and f,!,..j every dog they see and drive it horaq to that it will not be liteness when they leave the protection of their home behind Our Lord's love letters often com* lowing manner, to wit: to us In black-edge*} envelopes. with the Clerk of said Borough. caught. They do not know who owns the dog, nor do they care. Our clothes, our speech, our manners must be at our best fo: Said sidewalks shall be curbed or Introduced August 5, 1929. They have a complex for defying the law and they obey the recurbed with combined curbs and Passed on first and second readnv- strangers. We can do more bj care thnn by gutters six inches (6") thick in sec- August 5, 1929. complex. But how about our streets and public buildings? They cash and most with the two together. tions six (6') feet long, according Advertised with notice of hear:- ••• Many regard the spectacle as "funny" but it is not at all to plans and specifications prepared August 9, 1929. are on parade every day, they are standards by which our priv Oar God may drench ns with grief, by Oliver F. Mitchell, Borough En- gineer, and shall be paved w;th a amusing. It is serious. It shows that the youth has no regard for lint He will not drown ns with wrath. v NOTICE ate manners are judged. They speak to the visitor in louder sidewalk constructed 01 concrete not Notice is hereby given that the municipal law. It would indicate that some experience that tones than the town brass band, and what dt> they say? "Be less than five (5*) feet in width, the foregoing ordinance wu introdurwi has been more or less common to all these boys has led them Wheresoever the search after ftnth outer edge parallel to and three feet at a regular meeting of the Com 1] careless, this is the land of the free, do as you please," they beglnB, there life begins.—John Ras- inside of the curb line and laid to of the Borough of Carteret held to believe that in defying the law they are more or less heroes. say only too often. And so the parks are littered with paper! kin. the established sidewalk grade allow-1 Monday evening, August 5, 192rt ,: The thing is more serious than the stray dog problem and ing a rise of one-quarter of an inch | the Borough Hall, Carteret New )• r and banana peels. Halls of public buildings are often dark and None can wipe tears away like the to the foot from the curbline toward: Bey, at 8 o'clock P. M. and that a- ;i 'that is serious and dangerous enough. odorous. The streets cause returned travelers from abroad to Ood of love. His handkerchief Is the property line. The concrete side- regular meeting of said Council to -,o What will these boys be in a f^w years when they become walks shall be constructed of an eight held at the Council Chamber, IS .r- exclaim, "But in Europe this wouldn't be permitted. In most hope. inch (8") cinder sub-base and a three ough Hall, Carteret, New Jersey n men ? They will not be interested in the dog catcher then, per- towns there the streets are kepi as neat as a pin!" and one-half inch (3 V) base of 1- Monday evening, August 19, 192;i, „• Unto Him who Is the some to His 2-4 concrete and a one-half inch one' 8 o'clock n, m. the said Bomujrh haps but they will be defying some other law. Annual attempts to improve matters in the name of clean- In all places, I commend you aud all to one and one-half mortar finish; all Council will coneider the final pa^ Carteret has been criticised as a place where there has up weeks are doing some good. Better yet is the year-round with you.—John Robinson. work shall be done under the super- ( age of said ordinance when a-M been laxity of law enforcement; a place where many reforms vision and direction of the street' where any persons whose lands m:iv emphasis on cleanliness and order. In New York this takes the Love Is an affection of onion, where- committee- and the borough engineer,! be affected by such improvement V are undertaken and then dropped when certain elements,, not by we desire to enjoy perpetual union providing, however, that nothing j who may be interested therein. «J1 form of a Committee of Twenty, under the auspices of the Aca- herein shall be construed to effect be given an opportunity to be heiinl necessarily the best, protest. More recently there has been an demy of Medicine, which thus puts into practice its belief that with the thing loved.—Luther. any sidewalks and curbs on said I concerning such improvement, unusual amount of juvenile lawbreaking and general delin- street now in good repair and con- 8-9, 16 Borough ('l.rk. cleanliness and public health are intimately related. DOES ANYBODY KNOW— quency. It is our belief that regardless of these conditions, the If the citizens of any community refuse to tolerate filth respectable, law-abiding element in Carteret far out-numbers and disorder they need not have it. >Children trained at home Why butchers wear straw hats In the scoff laws. No administration suffers in the estimation of and school to habits of neatness and order, to a cleanly home the winter time? respectable citizens by enforcing law and demanding respect READY and fresh linen, are unlikely to forget this training when they Why gentlemen prefer blondes, es- for law, so long as the law is enforced without favoritism and are out on the streets. Cleanliness is a matter not only of per^ pecially If they are dumb? so long as the law and the enforcement are free from fanati- sonal comfort and convenience but of consideration for others For Immediate Delivery cism, Why a man bald for ten years, who as well. Whether indoors or out, it is one trait of the good citi- tried 507 different kinds of tonics, will THE NEW The thing that seems to be needed most is a sturdy self zen. That carelessness which disfigures our public places is a try JDST ONE more? respect upon the part of the individual1 and the community. definite sign that private standards are low. For cleanliness, Why girls with big ears will wear The will to demand that Carteret stand in the van with other like charity, begins at home. dangling ear-rings—and have their communities in regard to normal, orderly conduct upon the part hair cut In the boyish bob? of the individual whether juvenile or adult, but a particular WHO AH>S THE CRIMINAL? ' "Why ybnbg men wine, dine, dance, effort should be made to impress the juveniles with the import- \y "All honest as well as dishonest men know that the ma- then taxi the young lady home—and ance of respecting the law and the rights of others as a duty of then get slapped for trying to kiss her chinery of law enforcement is defective and out of date," says good-night! < y^ SCREEN-GRID « every American citizen. the Saturday Evening Post in an editorial on crime. Here is a The spectacle of the boys chasing the dogs so that the problem not in politics or academic theory or dialectics, but in Why an ugly-looking middle-aged dog catcher can not catch them naturally arouses a certain •ptnster will lecture on the evil of practical organization, which is supposed to be just the.field in petting parties, or our present-day misdirected sympathy. There is a natural affinity between a boy which the typical American citizen is best. Jazz mad youth?—Detroit News. and a dog and therefore a natural hostility upon the part of the "It is the job and the conditions winch surround the job RADIO boy toward the dog catcher. But when the dog catcher is try-that need attention. If as B"p~eop1e"w~e are toeapatote of Improv- YOU AUTO KNOW Terms as Low 10 Months To ing to carry out the terms of a borough law and the boys try ing the judicial and jury systems, (ft doing away with frivolous The Inflated tire us. As $2.00 per Week Pay to defeat that purpose, then the spectacle of the boys rushing appeals, lessening the grant of continuances, expediting trials, before the dog catcher, defeating his efforts, is nothing less Carbon and speed cops slow up a HOME DEMONSTRATION simplifying indictments, and making the other necessary im- car, 1 than a riot. provements in the actual technic of the job, theft we have lost See These Wonderful Sets The reaction is more serious than the act itself. The boythe art of self government. Better a dent In the fender than one In the skull. 1 who has taken part in a massed gesture in defiance of any kind "The people may have become more lawless or they may of law and has found the gesture a success without any sub- not; that is a moot point. In any case/respect for law will not pie expenses start innnlng np when sequent accounting will never again have the same respect for be established-lay rhetoric. Why not concentrate first on what we make the down payment CONCANNON'S law. The entire future career of thai boy is influenced and everybody knows is inadequate, and outworn, the institutional We are more shocked now by changed by the experience—changed for the worse so far as machinery for doing the job?" stripped gears than by stripped dears. MUSIC STORE citizenship is concerned. Expressed in a nutshell, what we need is less laws and The Dog Ordinance was prepared by the will of the coun- Too many cooks spoil the broth, better enforcement, more rationalism and less emotion in the but only one back seat driver can WOODBRIDGE cil. The members of the council were put in office by the vote handling of crime. More laws restricting the law-abiding on ruin a trip. of a majority of the people. Therefore the ordinance ia a mea- the theory that the criminal will thereby be curbed, merely 76 Main St. Tel. 299 sure brought into being by the accepted method of making Am- encourage crime and increase law-breaking. erican legislation. It should be enforced the same as any other ' LJfht Without Heat Neon [Greek, "uevv") light does noi law and any attempt to prevent its enforcement is obstructing radiate heat. It Is cold light. Although justice and the carrying out of law, and should be punished. Ant KUU a Nutrtoce ladin a "cold-light" producing phenomenon The Perth Amboy Savings Institution When they want to clear a piece The Seinlhole Indluna, like all of the peculiar to certain groups of animals. It is up to the borough government and to the people to of ground In Africa to make a land tribes of Itedmen, are extremely super such as the fireflies, glowworms, tree back up the enforcement of the measure and to put a stop to Ing field, the; must take the ant bills stltlouR They believe that the havo< frogs and tbe so-called luminous birds Into consideration. In northern Rho- wrought by hurricanes across Florida which give forth light as a hy-produci open defiance. It is time to put Carteret into the list of com- desia recently It was necessary to Is due to vengeance of their K"d on of their activity, has long heen known munities where there is respect for law and order. remove ?f>,000 tons of ant bills aud this the white man for Irrigation work at to, scientists. Prior to the discovery ol work required the services of 700 na take Okeechobee and otherwise neon, artificial tight without heat wa» lives tor a period of Hve months. changing the face of nature. scarcely heard of. STOP IT NOW.

Discussing the automobile accident problem, the Jackson- ville, Florida, Times-Union recently said, in advocating liability legislation on the order of the New York plan: "It is very evi- dent that many persons are permitted to operate motor vehicles on streets and highways when there is no justification what- ever for such permission to be granted or to be enjoyed. Ir- responsible persons are the most numerous causers of accidents, fatal and otherwise. I „ m —— r -— ~"~"1 er T«m. Table. On S». J«m«. Te«m~Carain,l» Win S-4.

The ever-troublesnrii*1 .Kmrim n. u~*** Wins Another r -THAT irmE OAME - -N. S. P. J ^ ^. mivM-j Mifrlerr., tho Car. wick broke up the- hall game between Moore Wins Another bull wizard, probably was thth e u^ the Cardinals and thn 3t, .Tnmes, when he smashed, a triple to the right standing figure of the game witwith. hh i field fence In thp ninth Inning to relief pitching, but the- Cnrds had _. Race At Woodbridge ME TWO 60HBS, ^| score two runs, and thus <>n»hle Trailinir by'a wn|tl<> run, the <'.»rdfl of the gamp, the Cards outfought, Californian Pilots Miller Majestic td th* ninth inninjt. MiglfVr outplayed and outgunned their bor- U Masmllne ougnh nvnirival*s in thmre mnflmtv gam»~ e of a Special To Second Win Of was thrown out at first. The situation three gnme series. HHowever , MMftn iooked helpless for th<" Curds and theor Cnmha of thr> CardinaK, mad* H funs started to le^vc, Hope sprung clear early this week, that the Cards Season At_L°cal Track ip when Rniolenski rRtne through will not participate in further halt Moore, daring California pilot, drove hia Miller Ma- with H needed single. Skurnt kept ii|i games with the. Saints this year, aid 'M the good work with another single Sunday's game marked the close of '.la • Snecial to an easy victory in the second 100-mile classic '.0 right. The mlgtrty Medwiok nvme the I'.i29 intra-borough nerlej. By vir- irS!h "season at the Woodbridge Board Speedway Sunday af- to bat and everyone knew ththata , the tue of their victory, the Cards art success of ththe Cards depended upnn now thoe possessors of thtbe title on<«. "' before a large crowd of cheering fans. Moofe, driving the hotter, Homi, the Saint pitcher, attained by the Saints, tVirtt is the rn knew that Medwick was » danp-rous championship of Carteret. " °"me car which brought him world's championship honors man, ami tried to fooi htm with :i low It was a ball game in which tha Cardinals assumed an early lead. The ""!"'! tirat race, made a non-stop run of the affair in one hour, curve hall. Medwick connected with the one he liked best and sent n ter- Saints came back during the middle '" 1 four minutes, ten and one fifth seconds. Zeke Meyer? rific three huso hit into right field, of th« game to grab the lead from ' M'ormantown, Pennsylvania, took second place, and third coring Smolenski with the tying run the Curds, And then again, when tb.« and Skurat with tho winning run of situation looked darker than ever, V-fcpn bv Bill Albertson of Pen Yan, New York. the Cards fought their way to victor- w -*• -irmtk-. wuunn. The Caidu>l_ of" {en drivers'. Tney cTosISS tfWTMl- changed defeat into victory in that Mo,,rp droVeaTpiepdTdra«. but ish line in the order named, Moore hectic ninth inning. The Saints were that active competition Tap- 1 beating Meyers by a scant two laps, outhit, 13-9. cd into the plU a. the race and Meyers holding a long lead over Horai pitched the- entire game for the third place driver. Moore was the Saints. At the start he wns hit cheered wildly as he crossed the fin- easily but as the game went along, h* ish line. Zeke Meyers uncorked a gained effectiveness and the Card* bottle of soda, and called it a day's had trouble with him after the thtr4 lll'"VP Moo^dW not make a tingle work. Meyers, incidently, drove the inning. In the final inning he weak- ri' ,lurin* the entire hundred mile Miller that was driven by Jimmy ened, and in that way the Cards w«r* ''"'' 1 but near the end of the race, Gleason in the first race. The Miller able to win out. Roae started for th* f;,"1 ostu'J1 frantically for hi, me- is the property of Meyers. 11 Cardst hut gave way to Miglecz 18 ,,£ic8 to have a-supply of ga According to an announcement the third inning. r!","y but his worry WM without made by track officials after the race, Gerity opened the game when h* the next event at the Ucal track is Seen From The Sidelines rapped a single over second base. ^Sen car. burned around the scheduled to be held on Sunday, Aug- Trosko attempted to sacrifice Gerily )r ok in the time trial., ten of them ust 18, Lou Moore, Gleason, Litz and to second, but Rose- fooled him wttt , nlifyinK to .tart the race. Deacon a big field of star drivers are expect- By a Sportsman a high curve. Finally Trosko popped ed to enter. The race Sunday was to short. Row fanned Donovan. Bie- under the sanction of the American sel blasted a long hit to right, but Automobile Association, with Dave before the race, and in a few terse words, he Kara gathered it in with ease. Miiore was next «••«• «..- _. _ Evans, retired speedway driver, as SAUCER SIDELINES The Cards came to bat. Masculine fcoind more than Litz. Mike Hick- manager. warned the pilots about reckless driving, and sent a Texas leaguer over Gerity's The 100 mile auto classic was run off Sun- head. Trosko nailed Masculine at sec- f(in, Woodbridge star, qualified, but ended with, "For God's sake men, be courteous failed to start, his Bupp Special de- day afternoon without rain! (A startling an- ond when the latter attempted 'ft veloping engine trouble as the cars TILDEN TO QUIT on those curves*" Evans displayed a grim sort steal, Smolenski placed a neat hit nouncement) Jupiter Pluvius failed to put in over second base. Skurat grounded lined up. of nervousness as the cars roared around the out tn Szelag. Medwick came along, The drivers qualified as follows: AT END OF YEAR his appearance, and rain checks were jriven track. He was a big time driver himself, anri as nonchalant as one can be, ana Driver Tim* the air. Heh, heh, grunted some of the ones responded with a timely single, scor- litz. l)u Bois, Pa. 22 sec. Big Bill Says He Is Playing undoubtedly, he knew of the ever present ing Smolenski with the first run of M lire, Los Angeles, Cal, 22 1/5 sec. who "uata get soaked", "Wot happened?" danger. He displayed a remarkable spirit of the game. It may be said that Horat Cl.'uson, Phila., Pa. 22 2/5 sec. His Last Season. Some of the spectators were so busy looking received his bumps good and plenty Meyers, Germantown, Pa. 22 4/5 sec. sportsmanship towards the drivers, and they in that first inning. ('niidon, Altoona, Pa. 28 1/5 sec. "The year 1029 sees the end of my for rain that they actually missed interesting Casey walked. Szelag and Biegert Decker, Staten Island, 23 1/5 sec. gave him his reward by being careful. Total- International tennis," writes William portions of the race. So that's that. go out in rapid order. Mullen getg Albertson, Pen Yan, N Y 24 sec. T. Tllden II, nine times ranking ten- No casualties. socked by a pitched ball and there art lliekson, Wdbdre, N. J. 24 1/5 sec. nis star of the United States and two on base. However, the Saint*!., Urzalere, Overbrookj Pa 24 1/5 sec. mainstay of American Pavls cup chances are dimmed completely whel .l:.ik-on, Staten Island 25 sec. Lou Moore walked away with the race af- teams sine* l!>20. In Liberty. Jackson" drove a funny race. If any driver Horai grounded out to the infield. Moor* Gats Early Latd ter Deacon Litz tried to include the fence in Siekerka laced Horai's first pltcftj Announcing his retirement from In- wanted to pass him, he would ease off the Litz got off to a fast start, but Lou the going. Litz was all primed to "give it the" to left for a single. Horai graze* Mnnre edged into the lead at exact- ternational competition, "Big Bill" gas, and let cars go by. He drove steadily, and Masculine's shirt with a close ball, ly nne half mile from the starting states be will remain an amateur and gun," too. Moore ventured forth with a sly and thee lattelauer sianstarts foiurr mfirstn basemua, line. The cars bunched a» they round- was all set for a "hand in the money", when — • • 1- U..4 »!.„ ,,„.. continue to play tennis "as long as grin when poor Deacon headed for the pits, Trosko puts up a squack but the urn* el into the first lap, but mechanical my two wobbling legs will function alas, he lost a wheel. The "chariot" he drove "ZEKE" MEYERS, Germantown, P»., pire's decision in awarding the mam tnmlile soon began to take its toll. and my aged and enfeebled arm wilt Moore's mechanic, a large, well-built Dane pilot who drove hit Milter racing c«r first base is not changed. Horai gets Jimmy Gleason, who drove splendid- swing, as long as my age-dimmed eyes looked like it was of some ancient vintage, but I "to tecond place in the 100 mile grind himself in trouble. Horai breathes ly in the firat race, was forced to the spat into the pit and with a cheerful smile on can see a ball." it gave the crowd a big kick, as it chugged at the Woodbridge Speedwty Sunday With relief when Smolenski lifts * gut- early in the race when faulty oil his big face, said, "Well, ay bane tank Looie afternoon. high fly to c«nter to make it three pressure ruined his chances. Davis cup competition will know no around the track—hitting no fences, and stop- was getting ina tight place 'at time." His iace out. At the fifty mile mark, the race longer the smashing cannon-ball serv- ping now and then. .Two successive base hits, in ad- dwindled dowr. tn Moore, Litz, Mey- ice and. amailng all-around tennis ot lighted with smiles when "his Looie" was re- New Coach at Virginia dition to an error by Bill Biesel put IT< and Jackson. Albertson was forc- the greatest player of modern times. Was Great as Sprinter the Cards in the right and the Sainti ed to his pit for temporary repairs, In the future, Tllden says, he will lieved of the worry of having Litz on his heels. in the wrong, when the Cardinal to- Mike Hickson of 1928 fame on the local Archie Hahn, recently named head nml Decker was out of the "running play as tn Individual, not a* a mem- tal is increased to three runs. It loot, entirely with a shattered crank cue. track coach at the University of Vlr ber of an; Alhertron team. track seemed entirely out of his element. He ed as though the Cards were on their Decker was forced to leave the track After crashing into the fence, Litz hauled glnla, stands out as one of the great- way to an easy victory. mi the 95th Ian. Moore still held his "1 bare had a grand time, but 1 seems to be running in a streak of hard luck est sprinters of nil time, In the cpln- But the batters on the St. James . lead at the half century mark, Litz most hereafter write and speak of his big body out of the trim little car, and with lately, especially on the local boards. Hick- eat sprimera i> i....,., ._ _, team knew differently. They woke UB tailing closely, and Meyer bringing my triumphs and failures In world a stoic, "Aw, push 'er off the track," he seated ton of Eeene Pitzpatrlcfe, Princeton after sleeping for three innings ana up in third position. Jackson kept son qualified, but when he lined up to start, mentorentor. their sudden awakening caused tha tennis In the past tense, for I an himself on the edge of a pit, and watched the his "little wagon" chugging steadily through," the Phlladelphian writes. his battered Bupp Special wouldn't perk, and Hahn'g record of winning the Olym- departure of Rose, along with th«.. »iimg in fourth place. pic 100mete100-meter chchampionship p twice manufacture of three runs, which On lap 116, Lite began to open up "Not through with the game, but remaining drivers roar by. About ten minutes he was forced to his pit. After working fever- never has beeb n equaledeualed . Re accom- tied the score and made it anyone't hi, >peeay blacV and white racer, and through with International competi- ii „„,„ •, after he had crashed, he went over to his car, plished the feat at St Louis and ime now. the crowd roared its approval Moore tion. My future status will continue ishly over the car, he made a sec6nd attempt all Athens back In 1004 and 1600. miglecliglecz warmed _uupp a little an* spurted to keep his »fim lead, and to be amateur, I have no thought or and. after casually looking it over, he said to to start, btrt ftgftift Mr, Bupp.iailad ia DSr£ormL Archie.'recTved hia training In sprint- went In to pitch. At first h« ttaota wtl tl» the faro weutlnto * **«** ** *• Intention of turning prof jtBalohair* his mechanic, "Well, Tin TucTTy if wamrt ball up to the plate as slow as ever, || .h.iring turned to awed silence as and a disgusted Mike gave it up as a bad job. Ing under Fltzpatrtck, who waa head but as the game proceeded, he put s Uacon LiU pulled into a curve just Tllden, who has been rauked Mo. 1 worse." He's a stoic all right, eh? coach at the university of Michigan on steam. a little too fast, and his trim little In American tennis since 1020, has had Probably if Mike had been given a chance to when tbe sprinter was a stnfent there. i steam. . racer swung into the fence, ripping a frequent squabbles with the United display some of his old time "dare devil" driv- For the last sli years Hahn has sat At this point, th« game became in- • large section of the boards, and doing State* Lawn Tennis association, and Rick Decker was driving a good race until at the feet of his old teacher In thetereating. It became more interesting a little .nerve-jumping cavorting. Utt, ing, the race might have been a little more in- from the viewpoint of a Saint James spent the winter of 1&28-29 In involun- some of the parts of his engine came tearing role of assistant coach of the Tiger with masterful handling, righted the tary retirement He make* humorous, teresting. Mike took all the curves "in high" fan in the fifth inning, when tht , car, but the impact had bent the track teani. guests of the Cards pounded Migleearr? chassis out of line, and he was forced but rather dignified, reference to hi* their way through the crank caBe. One other At Princeton Babn has been In a run and the lead. There : last year, -and he thrilled his admirers, with- At ruuvciuu uu.... . for a run and the lead. There wai ;| to retire from the race. differences with the U. 8. L. T. A, In luckless driver was ruefully giving Decker a no ftfurtheh r scorincoring done until tliij* out a doubt. charge of the 100 and 220 yard dash ninth wheh n ththe CardCrdBs won oouu t on' With Litx gloomily looking on from announcing bis withdrawal from Inter- the sideline*, Moons apparently natkmAt competition. "ride" about the car, but the tall Staten Is- men, broad and high jumpers, pole their fight alone. •% l.rtathed a little more easily, for he "I hope to be able to play for year* lander didn't fall! With a sly grin, he said, Mechanical difficulties took their toll in vaulters, discus and javelin throwers, The box score: ABR'H - * mt down his pace, and the race slow- In exhibitions at schools and colleges also couching tbe cross-country team Sti3(. . HIllBJameil .^ 2> .d down considerably, there being no "Oh, I wouldn't worry about that, I got an- cars, and how! Car after car headed for the and conditioning the freshman fuot Gerity, ss 4 or In public parks where I feel I am TroskOj c 4 1 active competition. Moore, Meyers aiding In the development of our fu- other one home I can put in." What the "other ball sqnad. 0 and Jackson buzzed around the'rack pits, never to ride again. And as each driver Donovan, cf 4 2 in the order named. At lap 120, Bill ture champions. one" was, the driver didn't know, and neither Beisel, 3b 4 left the race, the crowd almost groaned with Leads in Home Runs Beigert, lb 4 1 Alhertson got his red car back into "Not only have 1 no chance but I 0 the grind, and up until the end of ha^e no burning desire to alt In tbe did he inquire. disappointment. It takes cars to make a race, Mullen, rf 2 Szelag, 2b 4 2 the race, he staged Borne darc-devi seats of tbe mighty In the councils driving that awakened .the interest J how! Casey, If 3 1 of the C. p. L. T, A. My view* are Horai, p /.... 3 0 at variance^ with tbe traditions of the *Barna 1 0 association but not with Its ethics. I Mike Hooney, basebalt star at St fear I would want to see too much Ralph "Joe'.' Uawspn, pitcher, has Banaventure of Olean, N, T., turned 38 4 9 progresBlvencBB and liberalism In It* Welterweight Champion been released by the Pittsburgh Pi- down offers from the Tankees In order Cardinal* ABRH administration. I am for the players, rates to the Baltimore club of tbe In Masculine, If — 4 to continue his study tot the priest- Smolenski, ss 6 Drat, last and all the time." ternatlonal league. hood. Be batted .500. Skurat, 3b 5 • * • • • • Medwick, cf ; 5 Bob Parham, star athlete of Georglu A new season's total for all organ Kara, rf 4 Tech, has signed with Atlanta. He lzed baseball la In prospect this year, Siekerka, lb 4 made quite a repututlon as a hitter Last year 11,730 homers were re Kasha, 2b -... 4 Spart Hates during bis college career. 1 Galvanek, c 3 corded. They * going at an even • • t Rose, p 1 faster clip this season. Miglecz, p 3 (irent Britain boasts 100,000 women George Burns, veteran of many • * • : aftlUuted with golf clubs. » • « major league baseball campaigns, has At the nge of thirty-three Paddy 38 5 13 btjeu signed by the' Philadelphia Ath- Drlscoll, fiimonfl Northwestern star. Is •Uarna batted for Szelag in niutj I'enn State loses 36 letter winners letics as a substitute first basemun. Still playing football, basket ball nnd The summary. In VI varsity sports through gradua- • • * baseball around Chicago. And be bus St. James... 00031000 tion this year. It must have occurred tfl the Giants Cardinals .... 10200 0' 00. no Intention of quitting soon. Two base hits—Kara, Medwifj • • » two or three times that they could still • • » Gerity, Beisel, Szelag. Three M£ Warren Davis of Hoqulam, Wash., use a pretty fair bull player around Ernest Qulgley, big league umpire hits: Trosko. Struck out by RoSVj lias been elected captain of the Wash- second by the name of Frank Frlscb. and one of the liOHt football officials Miglecz, 2; Horai, 7. Bases on b*>* ington university crew for 1930. In the United States, at one time or off Rose, 2; Miglecz, 0; Horai, 1, • • • another has been an Instructor of (by pitched ball by Horai, Mascufi baseball, basket bull and football. Rose, Mullen. Winning pitcher, 1 l.ufuyette, U'lilgh and Rutgers, tra- DIAMOND lecz. Stolen bases, Gerity, Bei| Jackie Helds, of Oblcugo, who Is the ditional rivals In all sporta, recently Smolenski. Umpire Galvanek. welterweight chuiuplou of the world. Turns Out Star Immled together, und are to be known PICK-UPS t» tiiu future as "Tbe Middle Three" He won on a foul from Joe Dundee In the second round of their scheduled MB ton, GIL, boasts a $70,000 mimic 15-round bout at Hie- fair ground* at l[iul ball i>'irk recently completed, (Yiluiiililii crews, under the Slen- Detroit. Dundee, knocked down three duuB, liavo beaten crews of every col- times In the second round, deliberate- Si McDonald, former Hartford lege except Wisconsin. Wisconsin has ly let go with a right uppercut which (Eastern) manager, Is umpiring In the VicturesVull been absent from varsity competition landed below the belt And haa been Eastern league this season, Almiatwithoutaceptionj * » « In recent years. Indefinitely suspended by the Michigan w* strongly ttcommtnd authorities for bis fowl tactics. "Doc" Woods, with the^New fork Lou Gchrlg, leading home run bit tcr in American league, snowing bis tha UK of pktum *• an Hoy Clifford, basket ball coach of Yankees, la rated by most player* as utuiu-e aifd manner of holding bat as atttndon value medium Coll hiwoinl and developer of three the best trainer In baseball lie Btiuulb at plate In Yankee Btmlluui. onallpwotsofjobprinriag, chumploBBlitp teams, haa been official • • • , I.ini la leading Babe Ruth und otliur To help VOU'get th* ikfit ly declared Western Reserve univer- Kent Greenfield, Boston National Yttukee stars tn home ruuu no fur. pkuns^yourpH^ sity cage mentor. PICK-UPS league right-hander, wa» obtained by LOU MOORE, (in «r), n.rvy C»li- • • • 'uapaitofourpriMliiif tbe Brooklyn club on waiver*. Tru« l« Lif« foroUn who won 100 »iU •''«"• •' Now another record for tbe hundred Uuuy a wife tin a helped her h unbuild •civic*. We alwifs hM» tli, WoodVidg* Sp.«J**y S^nd.y, Tbe record tor th* number of base* yard dash has been set, bat It I* only jsosr IO the top ot the ladder—and then left pUnty of cut* on ha»4 bi i ton«r»tuUletUJ bby DD>va the Infield or outfield. on ball* accorded a player tn on* From which r«» »•* IUUIK in local truck •Bairf. a mark to shoot at. No record can be him there while sbe decided where «l»* said to represent the permanent limit game U alx. It ha* happened twlc*. pick the COM you •*«., Schmidt, old tune the plvtur* would look voud.—I'utb of the fans. He nontd out Jackson of human endeavor. Quder Magazine. for third place when tho Staten Is- Ed Rommel, Lefty Grove, Rube land entrant threw a wheel, »nd was Fred Hovde of Devils Lake, N, D, Walbttg and Georg* Baraihtw may forced to give up further attempt*- ftwt Quarterback of the OulveraU} of ' make history thl* y«wr while pitching While uiily uliinit 29 per MHI nt th« Minnesota football team last fall haa Jackson wait nearly sixty miles ahead th* A/i to a pennant opposing pitchers who have faced tbe of AlberUon, but it was 1">PO»™« been named a (thgde* scholar to Ox- Sammy Dyer, pitcher ford university, England, gay PeppV. playing th« outflsldl Outfielder Southern of the I'lillllai Yuukee»:tWs Wttson have be«n south- to have rtpaired th« car in suchJlt«« i ™il«g* team of ol time. At tfis stage of the rac«, Moore - » • paw*, $W*if}l # W e*** and M«ytn.had th. raw V^kMf ->**!> #V •' PAGE SDC - l News of the World Told in Pictures

On Return Flight Greeted by War-Spirited Crowd in Moscow Americanized Germany *l£kA:> "•\\-, I

SNAPPED AT MOSCOW—To left of centre: Mr. Emchanoff, director or the Chinese Eastern Railway. "Which was seized by the Chinese In Manchuria, and his assistant, Mr. Elsmont, on their arrival here after having been expelled from Harbin. A war-spirited crowd came to the station with placards and cheers to greet them.

On This Island Men Are Unknown .'••NAPPED AT BERLIN A iK'i'.ii'ilu: reef Karclfn In Berlin, where a nnrr.'-jr of Ptirh nn ••!••'• r >•!<: : :,v••• hn\-- s'-rutm up after the Ameri- can manner, This one Is on the roof ol fin eight-story warehouse, and the admission is 10 cents. Two of ikrlin's better orchestras furnish music. N: than Wexler and William Weber, the youngest hotel proprietors in the United states, are on their way to Europe on the Graf Zeppelin. The trip Is the result of a wager lost on the golf courae. They have Pretty Japanese Mermaids Train also booked passage on the 100-passenger flying plane Domler, which Is exported to make Its Initial trans-Atlantic flight from Germany to this country. Hailstone Larger Than Ball

&m&mm The diameter of a tennis ball Is approximately two and a hall ^mP^M! inches. The hailstone at the right shows that It is considerably larger One of the Btrangest places in the world Is the Island of Ferasldia. This Is an artificial Island off Nore Pour pretty Japanese mermaids who have been chosen to represent than the tennis ball at the left. One of the most amazing hailstorm* Fou In toe Salem Island group. On this Island men are unknown. It is inhabited exclusively by females, Nippon In-the international swimming meet at Honolulu this summer. ever witnessed in South Africa broke over Durban and left In Its wake and the females on this island, strange to say. although supposed to be reformed cannibals, Indulge In eat- These girls are the first of their race to compete in an International damage totaling $3,750,000. ing the flesh of their captives. event The Flying Duchess British and American Wightman Cup Players Pinchot Sends Weird Lizard

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SNAPPED AT EASTHAMPTON, L I.-Lett to right: Miss Betty Nuthall and fcirs. Phoebe Watson, both of the British Wightman Cup team, and Helen Wills and Edith Cro&a, the American stars, during the doubles match of the Maidstone Club's annual Invitation tuutiuuueut, which was won by Misses Wills and. Cross—a prelude to the Wightman Cup tourney. Oifford Pinchot, former Governor ot Pennsylvania, has presented k weird lizard to the National Zoo In Washington from the Galapagos Islands In the Pacific, where he is cruising. It lives almost entirely on Air-Minded cactus, which Is the only growth on the Islands. Tin; Duchess of Bedford, known In Groat Britain as the "Plying Duchess," wlio has completed the first half of an Intended week's air jaunt to India and back to England. Though the Duchess Is sixty-three Mussolini Plays With Youngest years old, she piloted her plans over long stretches of the run. She was accompanied by Capt T. D. Barnard, pilot, and Bob Little, engineer.

•±r t) Lindbergh tiiade his lone- some trip from these shores to France, America has become "ttlr-mlniled ' This young lady evidently htu her iiilnd set Oil avlutUui. At Hist glance the licadiltar looks like a mask worn by a flapper bandit Upon look- ing closely it Is eeen that the Nut au lung uyu u pug dog was unc u( I tit; most popular dogs lii this holes h*ve been cut In the felt country. At the present time there are so tew of iheitu doi* that they 6NAPPJSD AT CHICAGO--At the Chicago Hoys' Ohtffc Kenneth hat where the eyes of the wearer me uJuuist extinct. Here la a little miss wuli h<-j- liner of six of thews Weice is called "ttucfclebMry Jdau." but that doe» hot tsmn to worry should b«, and from Uw«i HNAPPTO AT ROWt-Tht (Jlgnlflfd Jftallan Premier rempta? with pUt)a playing tt(Uyud her at the Richmond. Kn^'Uiul. chaDiplotiship dog him as he comes down On Pftth with hi* ash at thel» *uouu*r osjnp In ft pair of goggles IMV* W Romano, hU joupgflit ohltd, durlpg « ihort »tay at W« vl)l» *t Carptw. Wisconsin. . i ., , , ',, • , M strapped. ' IMfy ' •••^•i0'Siv'Y:,T*y, THEATRE Ride's Strand Theatre has been completely

TELEPHQiNEJQK PERTH repainted and redecorated. The manage-

The Management announces that until further notice complete ment announces that its fall and winter pol- change of program on Saturday and Wednesday. icy of full week performances will be Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug., 10, 11, 12, 13 in effect Saturday, August 10. PEP GALORE!

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A FIRST NATIONAL VITAPHONE HIT It's Barthelnwtt at Us You couldn't wish for more. THE FAVORITE MUSIC! The Barthelmtfss of i score of •Heat fihn successes and the Bartheltness of "Weary OF MILLIONS IN NIGHT CLUBS! River" rolled into one. Direct from months on Broadway at ONE OF HIS COLORFUL COSTUMES! $2.00 per seat. He has to choose between a flaming flap- IBEST. per and a home-loving blonde and mar- ries the wrong girl. But how he fights to win the right one. .,_.„.... AT JEACH PERFORMANCE BARTHELMESS AT HIS BEST IN FOX MOVIETONE NEWS Richard A PICTURE SUP- __ "ft Speaks for Itself" REME. AUo DON'T MISS MOVIETONE SHORTS THIS THRILLING DRAMA AND THE DRAG STERLING PER- Wed., Thur., Fri., Aug., 14,15,16 FORMANCE OF with 'ONE OF THE ALICE DAY and LILA LEE Corinne Griffith SCREEN'S BEST. The Divine Lady of the Screen FIRST NATIONAL VITAPHONE HIT TALKING in 100% TALKING — SINGING

'Prisoners' 7 Days, Beginning Aug. 17 with IVAN KEITH Pathetic, Tragic, Heart- Love! Rending! Pathos! Action! A picture you won't want to

miss! THE world's happiness singer, Edd.eDowl.ngt This famous actress in a film Author of the famous song hit, Honeymoon Lane" "Just a Cottage Small;" star of "S.%, triumph! Irene and Mary," "Sidewalk, of New York! Singing his latest melody gems, "Sleepy Val- SEE ley'' "Smile Little Pal," "Rainbow Man!" Molnar's Masterpieceof a JUtU Tune, the world i. humming! In »»«•*•*"*; night club dancer who ito.1. the tenderest story ever filmed! Directed by Fred EDDIE Newmeyer. Adapted by France» Agnew With like it! lovely Mariam Nixon, who»e charms captivated BOWLING HEAR New York, and little Fraokie Darro, that boy- of-mine!" THE RAINBOW MAS the voice of the .creW• «nort beau- MARIAM NIXON FOANKIE DARRO SAM HARDY UOYD INORAHAM Music Matter*. Hear This Popular Singer! CT tueucnoa a QarammMAU'TAUUim FEEL Eddie Dowling's Daring Debut Qicture spell of Corinne'. beauty aa Vitaphone doublebl s hhe r charharm AT EACH PERFORMANCE AT EACH PERFORMANCE FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ' FOX MOVIETONE NEWS "It Speak for Itself" "It Speak for Itself" Ako AU. MOVIETONE SHORTS METONE Are the cylinders tree from carton? If not, remove It COOL RADIATORS Oil Reiervf DIPPING INTO IR the oil In the rr« (ruse rlenn? SCIENCE (JHHOIIIIP, dirt or oilier fiirrfRn «ul> IN HOT WEATHER ntnncos will Impair Hie quality of the \ CKH3DCKKKKHKKKID CHKKUKKIDOC j oil In the crnnkrnse, resulting In over heated parts due to Insufficient Itihti Silk Monopoly Broken Common Summer Troublet (••Hon. Th» nil reservoir should t» 1 Dsc of the nllkworm and the drained every 1,1500 miles. th« wnlls " mnnufacture of ellk was dlncov Usually Due to a Lack thoroughly clcannd «nd a frrah supply ered by the Chinese over fl.OOO tSTAHIJHfO of Forethought of oil should then be put Into the years ago, and the Industry wat crankcaie. controlled by them until a small Mont rnoliir drivers find difficult! In Are yon oslnf the right grade of supply of the silkworm egg; were smuggled out of China by ECONOMY RUUj' kwplng their radlntors readonnbl} oil? Because of the Increased tem- two Persian monks In the aerv •«><>l In the sweltering duya of July peratures It Is often advisable in sum- mer to use a heavier grade of oil Ice of Justinian, ruler of Coo KBSmWSM •m) AIIRUSL Service itntlon*. In stnntlnople In the year KM) A. D »own and city, are practUiillf BHftJ than In winter. <(B Illl. Waatarn N«w»o&Mt Union.) mino -Injfl, with theie pnnllng Iron Are the exhaust pipe and muffler torses with host afflicted "Innurds.' dean? Practically 40 per cent of the Overhauling and other comranu hoi heat of combustljn eacapea through CHOICE FOODS FOR •puttier troubles are usually due to the exhaust It follows, therefore, O'Neill's Bride •ilKtukpg thnt can bo easily avnliled that ir any part of the ezhanit sys- The mntn [mints wi kh require arien tem Is obstructed a (art of this heat SUMMER MEALS linn nre brloll; outlined below. must be carried off by the cooling water, which will naturally raise It* I'n you understand the motor's cool £ P FOOD STORES offer you an inviting lh(j system thoroughly* If not, now la temperature. flu- time to go over It carefully and Are the brakes free? A dragging A I assortment of foods for Summer ffml out nil there Is lo know Hbnul it. break will cause overheating In hot menus . . . foods that help to keep you cool. Kci' ihiii tlit (low of water U not Im weather that might not occur in co<>| weather. And, of course, the prices assure you of sub- peiled b^viny sort oi obstruction tad stantial savings I thnt the overflow pip.' U not bent be- low I lie level of the hnse of the rad Bafflla| tk* Safa-Brtak«r inl.M tiller. Be sure that the overflow A new safe "listens" for burglar* pipe Is nut clogged or flattened. and, on betting them, gives an alarm NECTAR BRAND TEAS Clean Radiator. Any nolae made by drilling or by oth- All blends. Vtlb.pkg. . . 15* "^^ 29* IH the nidiator clean? Tbe front of erwise attempting to open the safe Is liwiil Uj •ciii-Ttr WTrfcTr-a"ryTeTW FANCY FRESH BUTTER I license plates and signs. Also, tbe vibrations which cause the ringing of C Fancy pasteurized cre*mery butter. . . , Ib. 49 | back or the radiator should be anob an alarm bell awl the switching on of Joseph fchildkpaub Cbfeafatrecf us/ ttructed »o that nothing will impede lamps. UUPS La Planbs ^S '^^ the clrculutton of tbe air. -All talking and singing. At the Itnhwny Theatre August 'It, 'J3, 24. NEW POTATOES Does tbe fan turn freely and Is tbe Choice of the season's crop. . . 5 ""• 21* Self tension right? Tbe fan ihould Aetlou Al»nt Coaat lie clean and Its bearings should be Promises are never equal to per Ticklish Job for Engineering Expert SHREDDED WHEAT well greased. A good test it to turn romance. They never batter your 'fhe fan by hand with the engine shut bread. Furthermore, what yon plan A popular Summer cereal. . , . 2 pkgs. 19* off If It Is possible to slip the belt j to do Is no proof of what yon will fiislly. but not possible to spin the do. The goodness of your Intentions Carlofta Monterey, former Holly never excuses the badness of yonr ac- BAKED BEANS tan, the tension Is right. wood film nctress. who WHS mnrrled to Quaker Maid. Oven-baked. ... 3 cans 25* ' Is the carburetor choke In proper tions.—<3 fit O'Neill, famous American repair so that It opens all the way) nnd anchor In Paris. P&G SOAP Better open the seasonal shutter on In Tartu of Bridge • the hot-olr tube. Is the float level A popular laundry soap. Special . 7 ban 25* At cards when you are dealt the correct? If too high slight flooding ace. king, queen, the two. three and will cause on over-rich mixture. I four-spot, you discard the two-spot, EVAPORATED MILK „ It sometimes hap- tell Does the ignition system furnish > | three-spot and four-spot But when White "House Brand. Big value . . 3 can. 25* •park of sufficient strength! A weak tbe Lord deals you the same sort oi pens that while a •park due U excessive lubrication of a hand you probably discard the ace, man Is watching hi? the magneto, dirty breaker or dis- king and queen —Woman's Home Com enemies his friends CAMPBELL'S SOUP tributor, or weak magnets, will have panlon. get tbe best of blm Vegetable, vegetable - beef, oittail, an effect similar to l/ite spark timing chicken, pea and pepper-pot cans and overrenting will result. 25« No Cam« for Worry Are the valve tappets properly ad- € justed? They should have from .008 If all of your acquaintances seen SUPER SUDS 3 pk*. 25 lo ,010 Inch clenrance, which may be Hateful and dumb, don't worry. Ma.yln e gauged by nhout the thickness of an you are destined to be an author- KIRKMAN'S SOAP POWDER I,.*,. 23 ordinary n"itciir'' Hnnnike WALDORF or PACIFIC PAPER 5 -»n. 25C N. B^CJfACKERS

A. L. FINE ' REGULAR PRICES ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF HIS LAW OFFICES TO A. M Mellson, Instructoi oi engineering at West I'ulnL, risking nl« life Here are several of our regular prices. You'll find COMMONWEALTH BANK BLDS., 4O7 MAIN ST. durloti Inspection of fool bridge rable adjustment for the Hudson river bridge, other prices, equally as attractive, at your A&P itofe, daily. METUCHEN, NEW JERSEY that will be longest suspension span In tbe world. Tbe slightest slip would hare seat Nellson hurtling hundred* of feel 1*1 ow to the BUIISOD river. EFORE hopping on 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE. . ib. 35' AUQUSTjtO. 192» TELEPHONE 284 B the gas, why not hop Children1! Doctor Opens Office and was engaged in general practice to a Combination Auto RED CIRCLE COFFEE . »>. 39* Dr. H. P. Pine, who for the past in Toronto, Canada, for five years. two years has been affiliated with the This he gave up two years ago to Policy-one that will hop C*C GINGER ALE . 2 b**. 25* Children's HOBpital of Philadelphia as specialize in the care of children. chief resident physician a»i for the you over trouble! — KNOX GELATINE . . . . «*•• \9* past year instructor in diseases of Undarrtaoatni From Sorrow anywhere! KETCHUP SSBL . . rfl5« children at the undergraduate and That which tbou dusi unt tinilerstnmi 23* post graduate medical schools of the Orer 20.000 Aetna menti. located University of Pennsylvania, has open- when thon readeat, thoo shnli auder MUELLER'S MACARONI stand In th« day of thy visitation; lor from Mj^nfl lo CAlifonilji*BHun 11' Specials This Week ed offices at 186 Market street, Perth Aetna Hryice to Aetna poUcvhoU. ffAOHCTTl *r HOODU1 . . Amboy. Dr. Fine's practice will be many secrets of religion are not per en, wherever I bey our be! BAKER'S CHOCOLATE limited exclusively to infants and celved till they be felt, and are nor eV.lb.pkf. children. He is a graduate of the felt but In the day of a great calamity We have QNE MAJESTIC Model 71 left at $99.50 com- University of Toronto medical school —JerMity Tflvlor. /BTN A-IZE PRIDE OF THE FARM . . w. 18* plete. Regular $168.00 value. TOMATO KHCHUr PICKLES SSg «.lt.2r ATWATER-KENT 6 tube radio, complete $39.00. Regu- Central Auto Supply Stores, hie. J.P.GERITY&Co. MAYONNAISE JH. . . . N 2T GERITY BUILDING lar $135.00. > i BON AMI &&S, . . . . chc. 10* 178 New Brunswick Ave. cor. Fayette St. 93 Main St. GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD If 8' FREED-EI5MAN 6 tube radio in High Boy cabinet at Woodbridge, N. J. Special for Today, Saturday and Sunday PIEL'S or TREFZ "g^" . . 6 •*.. 25* $42.00 complete. Regular $180.00. Tel. 283 GELATINE DESSERT */£«. 3 **. 20* FREED-EISMAN 6 tube, ALL ELECTRIC, $89.50 com- BABBITT'S CLEANSER . . 2 „,, 9* plete. Regular $190.00. NEW CAR EQUIPMENT Illillilllllllll BAB-O 2 25' Nickle Plated Wirele.. ATWATER-KENT, electric in cabinet, $129.00 complete. License Frame, Cigar Lighti FRESH FRUITS and 99c Eack 69c Regular $192.00. Strongly Made Attractive Fully Guaranteed Babies Love It Niclde Plated SUCTION ASH VEGETABLES Tire Mirrori RECEIVER 12c Your A&P Food Store offers you the choicest Step Mat* 78c Nicely Finiihod For all stomach and intestinal Act Now Atid Save!!! $2.95 freih frulti and vegetables at prices that assure Fa»tem Anywhare troubles and disturbances due i Muminum frame, • • i Tire Coven you of substantial savings I highly poliihed Chronium 99c to teething, there is nothing fttSH Rubber centeV. Plated better than a safe Infants' and C m LUGGAGE CARRIERS Children's Laxative. See These Bargains At PEDAL PADS HINGE BLACKBERRIES. 2 ^ 29 59c MIRRORS Reg. $1.00 Made of strong; TOMATOES . . 3 *. 25« 49c steel, black en- *195 MRS. WIN8LOW*S amel finish. Eas Clamp* to Door C For All Make- Hinga. Beveled LIMA BEANS . 2 . 25 Cart ily attached to SYHUP CONCANNON'SK running board. Gl.,. OOlOtN SANTAM O« WHIT* 7676 MAIN ST. AUTO AWNINGS Catoiine Filters TUBES CORN.... ^35" 79c Woodbridge ^ 299 1.19 Pr. 29x4.40 Made of ttriped Enily attached and LARVEX duck of good qual- cleaned. Regularly 30x3J 88c CHOICE MEATS ity. Ea»y to attach 1.50. All other lixe b*loon 1.49 A&P Meat Markers ore known for their low prices mothproofs for the flneif meats and fowl Storage New High Te*t cloth... SPECIALS fCR MOBILOIL Spraying Larvex: Batteries Mothproofs fabrics not CHICKENS 49* LOINS Of . ,. SATURDAY Fully Guaranteed 89c washable—clothes, rugs, Wh w Rubber C.iw, Fully Charged. A. E. or Arctic, in fac- furniture. °'* 11-Plate Ford. Chevrolet, Wkip. tory sealed container. • e e Ib. $~J.69 pet, EIKI, etc. 5-G.llon Can .... $3.95 Rinsing Larvex: Whin- Duck Pauls With your own can Mothproofs all washable $4.44 7lJc a gal. woolens. POT ROAST..... 41* All Wool Sweaters $£95 13 PUt,, H, D. Buick, Chrytler, IMOKEO Nu.h, etc. I Gal*. Stained Teeth Made COnAGE BUnS . .^ 43* All Wool Bathing Suits 7.95 Record Oil Flashing White 12-Volt Dodge, Franklin uylTMla Blend —Or No Cost! THIORIAT 1 1 Pure Linen Knickers $2*^ 1.95 l^! .ineJi ,^""d »"" • .potttd Of uur With Your Old Baterr ii.it. a.to iu., Blhd 1,7, !u tc«1',•"*'«« wlile—or It coil. ATUNTIC & PACIFIC Vu k #."• C?"""1 »' mili "'• "quid Straw Hats, 85c, $135, $185 which wfteni •iilas-.-and ,VKitl ,„„ t{ fc EASTERN TIA CO. DIVISION Baby Equipment «.nlly tcujuvc. ih.m. Ju.t u« liquid oa«. REXTRON week—«ua Dule every j4y lv \e h rie«r ud wVUt. BleKhudint CW Pure Silk Shirts $3-95 iru pcrJectea by two deuli.t, of b Bahy Seats $1.95 * TUBES iBf who nwal four ye«» piuMn ute «f,tr or eUM«l. B«rw«c of DOUBLE Metal frume with canvas. Hang $1.00 A ,•!&, l°,ut *VWUnuc. Ce< BkwluBkwlu.. ISSUE dcol COMBfNAT tuJ., on inouc.luck over buck of front seat and pro- dco••WI.UU.l COMBfNATIO, 11 »U N tuJ., k vide safe seat for baby, , 200A, 171A, 112A, UX1»», dcukri, «uet M: UW19H, 22B, 227 ••WI.UU 1 U i dk RAB1N0W1TZ HARDWARE Baby Crib 99c Unconditiunnlly Guaranteed ANNOUNCEMENT "H If • Hardware, We Have It I" Full line of Bertha M Moore announce*; that CUNNEEN Made of heavy khaki canvas with runt-proof chain* and ahock *b- tii« LireeiHiioart) Inn Dininjr Room HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES WSMITHPHotie' sorbur upringg. 4S Volt at 40 Green street, Woodbridge U now open. Meals by day, or «p»cl«j| IEEN STAMPS Bdby CriV Caaopj 4.45 HOUSE FURNISHINGS "B" Batteri«f| rates by tb,e we#]t. Lunches 8?c. Beach Carrlu* Dinn«r« 86c. Special Sunday djn- Avenua • CAftTERBT, N. 1EWILRY OF CZAR rested and Inrkmi up at Brooklyn po- from tl>e Soviet rtirime *nd tint they Htul rtpprultert the pocket of dtaMUds frwsts to \jm,- nvnyum lire hpnitqunrtcrn nn chnrcpn of irrnnd were anxious fo flnd the locnl Run- as being snthentlc. and worth « for- f il JUST MELTED AWAY Inrrony. •Inn colony. tune. Cull QuiHing Kanta*; They nnM thoy wrr^ Kti'fnno Anlllo. "Ton w«." wild one, "wo frtnlc> tho In the end Mrs. Rurnsch took all Opposed to Tractors HI' A her bnnk. Shn drew ont thirty four yciirn old; Frnnk ItnsBD, Dodjn City, Knn.-ln tbe past all 1 every <-ent that nhe had, '000. »nd Brooklyn Woman Discovers thtrty-ntx. and Kmnnnel Fnllncnnn. n fnlinlnns fortune nnrt we muit either months there hud bm>n « steady eiodns sell them or plve them to somplinily npolnifir^d for not having more. COLOR M1 ' She Wat Gypped. thirty. On being iiufatlonwl regnrdlng of the Amlsh peopln from southwest tho Jewffl trnnsnctlnn nil three ilnnled to kwji for ns." Then she too* tho Romanoff for Ksnsas nntll only nbont fnor fnmltlns PRINTING • MrR. Bnrnwh hnii nonrd nhont the lunc homo In hor hnndkerchlpf and thej wer* In Hny WHJ connected with «r« left of n mmmnnlty which had WTHRN nor mparl- ^^MS^H | .-*a( NPW York.—When th« Rngglan crown Jewels belnc nold nn the Him litlfl It ont on thfl rndlstnr while she 1 ' -•"••! It Mm. IlnrnBon, however, li pnBltlve nnmborrd tnnrn ttirm 200 crown Jewels melted and ran down In her ldentlflcntlon. nnd the police (18 la Pftlx, hill nppnnMitly fnrifnt pmpared dinner. There were 20 big Thd fnrmers nf tlip Amlih cnlt who DM of nnlorai papaf, ^H th« »lde of her kttehon Midlntor Mrs. believe thnt the men tinve been dninp nhout It. Sthe nuked to nw them, nnd dlnmondft In all. Mm. [tanutch thonght n«becca Bftraach of BM Grown street, «r« fnigdl nnrt micppsiftil, refnso to i eolorot ink at * oam ^H R big business In the home of the late was shown a porketfnl of uleomlnR, herself as wenlthy na (!^ar Nicholas Iflvfi In to t!>« ninchlnory ngfl. They I Unedoaoltb*lw*f4)r • Brooklyn, know thnt she hud been was, hot when half way throngh peel- csnr during the I nut few months. crystal diamonds. They nlmnst took wont ose trnrtnra or Insiall tele- 1 the}abrml«>l*ol'.****i • p b«r breath awny bnt «he asked: ing th« potatoes she happened to cant Spoke In RUMIMV phonot or em window shade* In 1 eld toward lnwmfm • Sh« mi further convinced wtaeii tbe "How oin t tell thm they are • glance »t her tn-RRiire th*lr home*. They also oppose Irv B powlbU relnrs*,w* • few Jewels which did iu>t melt prored According to Mrs. Banucfa two of Only eight renmlned. The oM talking In Russian. Sfte U sixty five In the and »he, «ncce«dem the door- their honse for three days and that they enn fnrm according to tholr inn manoff for $000, find all three were ar- The two told hot they were refugees way. He wan I'-itlfled B« ii reports n1 thiMr hnvlng sold "'town methods.

Exposition of the Newest in Home Furnishings

Announcing— "Standardized" •hlUBBY" KRUEGER, World'. A New Idea in Quality ,,'nk/ Record HoU«r, will perform ,l cliffwood Beach Sunday. Furniture Selling The "StandBjrJlMd" Suites arc to be a definite feature of our itock In the future. We are showing them for the "Standardized" Bnt tlms In our August Sal*. Prlc*d Aquatic Stars To lnatead of flTO and »2» M they s&oBU Quality at b*-]ust lit* and I1W. Of couw* new model* will appear from Perform at Cliffwood "Standardized" time to tune to keep pace with style trend*, .but the quality will ramaln un- WeismuHer, Krueg«r and Molly Price varying, the price will remain the Nolan To Give Interesting same, You'll know that wh*n you walk If«n's clothei b«ar Utwta with un- in and buy a "Standardised" Suit*, It Exhibition At Cliffwod Pool changing prie* tagi...women's frocks win b* a* standard as a Packard oar, Sunday. an chosen by nnM.,.»nd SIMMS havs Tou couW order it over the phone! become deflnlUly standardlaed In prtc* A- tin' main attractions, Johnny ...each model of automobll* hu its \Vi-i-muller the former amateur hu- definite personality and Us definite "Standardized* ,„•„, ti*h, und HaroM "Stubby'1 Krue- cost.. .Why not Furaltui*? f,t,r will appear st tBe Cttffwowl It, u h pool, Sunday, Aujrust 11. Each Working on this Idea—Our experts— wr! li.iw his wares. Molly Hobsn, tint mads a survey among uitn of Price 1 4-Piece Genuine Walnut I,! .:-, us the World's chsjnpion Ju- furniture. Aaked doMna of question* We consulted Budget Bxp*rU, w* w«nt M'mlr -tar, will give an exhibition of of hundreds of iwopl* about their pr«'- through our own record*. w« called m .livintr. There has been coniidsrsble enncei eoocwnlng certain featuras la Bedroom Suite the opinion* of Comptrollers, and ria- ,.x|n•!I*- attached to jetting the three different piece*... Ited stor«* all over the Bast, and from >t:ir- cut to Cliffwood Beach, bnt to this survey arr>*d at a range ot four .!-,.,«• they really sre coming, the pool then they consulted makers of furni- matiairi'inent has contracts to show to ture. And had drawn up lists of rigid prices that will be scientifically correct for the moderate rang* ol Incom*. !:,,• •.tic-hard" believers. epeclAcftttoaa for furniture that should Made to *cfl »« \Vi-i dn«tr ud th. fnMttol imnir nocird, he has not cracked some HoUrwW Vultr wllh hetTj price could buy today 1 wiir MT other. He broke them with clon alinn, Ut|* chat •! Mi (.:<(' that sUrtled observen. Big and finally... or. ud nU-wMth 1x4. BondlT tai" 1 in!- and big feet aid him in his from the composite Idea of expert dMlpTMl MluttMtlHIL Ot W»UlUl August Feature i imrmiiK drive, and has led to tbe be- mm litautt witb <»»pl« ud l;.f that the Illinois A. C. swimmer craftsmen, good merchandisers and Zabra woe*. p. ilil lircak any record he chose, any user* of furniture, suite* w«re built... tinu hu felt the urge. He is one of Terms $1.78 WeeUy—18 Months to Pay $179 Suites.. $129 tlic most popular swimmers in the We here offer the first li-.i-in.-ss. Also one of the most color- series of "Standardised" f,!. Ik- enjoys swimming; and if he $229 Suites.. $169 iii nil- to jfive a speed exhibition at Suites at 9139 and $169 IVI ; ml pool, dockers will find his ui.r pretty nesr the record. A irw of Weismelkr's records are: TRADE IN li,i yi.rds—4.9-4/B (this is 3-1/6 sec- cr.'U ittrt*T than any «*h«» man b*» i-vi•!• ->ien able to swim) YOIR OLD 1 i yards—1 minute £4-3/5 seconds. J'lj >;irds—1 minute 58-3/6 seconds. i.'iii VUKIS—2 minutes 08-4/5 seconds. FURNITURE ::"" yards—3 minutes 06 seconds. 1 ; Mi!,-—4 minutes 53 seconds. '' " Krueger was the former na- •:i-nul free style and backstroke .•••iiiiimiT record holder. He was a II U:;'IT of two Olympic teams. Molly Hoban, billed as the world's 10 Pieces 3 Pieces ^iiiii-t Juvenile Aquatic star hails ""in Miami Beach. She is only eight Genuine Mohair .'i!- uf age. She is th* only girl of ii'-r wv to do a IVi dive from a high Frieze I'AU'L Walnut 1 hire arc no greater drawing cards '•';n. Johnny Weiamuller and "Stub- $169 '.'V ' Krueger. They have been be- 1(| Made to Bell Hade to sell |'|- the public «ye for the past eight Itu Hatuf suite U remll; lutaAHiM. Tn vtNii-. People in this vicinity have at |329 pliM in mlnat TCUMII MBbbwd irlth UM at $229 ll.U Weekly bat wwMli, nod ilal>«»tdr cmuwUd. A S1.1S Weekly (ii'vtr had the opportunity of witnesa- •ulw thi4 n< nude h> Mil li >17(. '"K/uth notable performers. Oua al Un "SUnterdiwd" SertM, . spurting the feature events, a Juvtnile race of twenty-five yar4s v"lh children who have mastered the Au-trailian crawl stroke in the class- '• "i the pool, will surprise th« on- rs with their speed and beautiful The children «re from ten to YOUR He en yean of age and are finish- i-d ^vimmers. 'hii event will be followed by u CHOICE ti'ature for local enthusiasts—the >'»ny diving contest. In this event ^j»yfiltered such divers as George $129 •ynauhan, the wonder diver of the 1 nttwuod pool; John Vail, who won Suites "it tvent a few weeks ago; "Muddy" lt ul Eegularly ?1TO , >'. who took third placa in the uivitiK event sponsored by the New w a-Pc, Uvliig Koom ; (]"k News swlmnting derby; "Stuf- Hulte in Velour J .™cGu'«wss, the superb diver at tPc. Iltxiroom Suite \ll New Brunajwick NaUtorium and tn walnut veiieeru Bcoop-Seat Ohair 1'errs"""jon, , Roberts, Peters, who are Telephone Sat 10-Pv. Ulnlug Suite >y known fancy divers. In -walnut veueerit $9.95 '« closing «*ent of the local ton- tei will -he ths hundred yard free $4.75 TBEMfl: Regularly $17,76 swim, "ftt Howard boys from Regularly |7.98 A •*!!• lh»l A ulurmlJif Itedltxiiu luilo ul Bn« walaul hats won many prises • IbcaiU otulr »l $1.28 Weekly IIIIMII «M*»U4 wlij blfdVcm n»»l« mt- floe, cooilortmbl* arm olulr, with luiL Ctmd Iraaa, l«yi, Tb« Inner ceuitriMl'ou ts u Aoo M ti» hardwood lirun. buutlfullT ur*td. dy Rule, Inoludlug clmlr «"1 t»blo ot «u Un* In titeckod kUd lu volour ml juqwrd. Senhauser uniuuil OSIHII. Sturdily built »uu otcrrtufftd. u 18 Mouths vuler—with ttu« trfeblort v«MHif. Juh nulfhad in *k)nut. veloar wltb lunui Oo. uf Ika • SuudiirOLtJ" SlriM. On of Ih. "B to Pay $1 WMKLY • -,~m~.r, „„„ nJl swim un- REAL SPECIAL! the colors of the Cliffwood Beach Club, ne ,,,t* PtOfwun M • whole is mo»t jnterestiuj and Sing, together the HpecUoulsr aquatic aUrs both Open i and nationally- It will be the liff *)rojrram ever presented at the Have you ''rtwuoj Beach pool. Evenings heard the by u Al»»« Count new Majestic ROESSLE Appointment butur you. Radio? to ( you plau N...JL IS DO l do. PAGE TWO SECTION fWO News of the World Told in Pictures

Announcing Graf Zeppelin Wooven Wool The Zeppelin and Twilight Bring New Thrill to New York

HNAPf'El) AT LAKKHUIt.ST, N .1 (>i:c of three hutv K .. s which was set up hcrr to nnniMinrp tn thr Kntherfd crowds Ih"1 latest news of the (Hr&l Zpiiprlln. N<> mutter on what purt of the great field a person Is h« can henr t)i« speaker A Neck and Neck Race

Extraordinarily attractive is the coat of white woven wool, hind embroidery in shades of blue, green, orange and yellow, worn by Marilyn Morgan. Fresh From the Freezer Receives American Newspaper Men

Gen. Chiang Kai-shlh, President of the Chinese National Govern- ment, receiving American newspaper correspondents who are touring r One of the few photographs ever made of a plane racing agatnit the Orient under the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for Inter- the New York Central's Twentieth Century fast train. The plane Is national Peace. Left to right: George 8. Johns, chief editor, St. Louis SNAPPED AT SOOTH DARTMOUTH, MASS.—The unique Ice cream refreshment stand on the Gulf a giant Foklcer of the Universal Air Lines. Engineer Harry Meredith Post Dispatch: Gen. Chiang and Mr. George A. Finch of the Carnegie Hffl Dairy Farm here. It Is in the shape of a huge ice cream freezer, and its novelty baa attracted con- of the Twentieth Century saluted Pilot Clyde Holbrook as they raced Endowment, leader of the party. siderable trade. •long neck and neck.

Berlin's Coney Island ^

SNAPPED AT BERLIN—A view ol the wood* and crowds at the tree bathing beach, 8NAPPED AT HAGEKSTOWN. place is very popular with Berlin people. MD.—Mrs. Stttatt D. Grove, the strty-nine-year-old mother of five children, who is planning a SNAPPED AT TOKIO—The leaders or the lnDerna'.iinal Women s Surlrage fc::^ress. in me centre. ; . trip over Niagara Falls in a rub- seated, are the German Foreign Minister and the President of the congre&s. Perhaps most active ol all | A Retires After 38 Years' Service ber ball early In September. ' women leeklng the vote are tboM ol Japan. i _* Hot Weather Costumes Inventor Congratulates Lad

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Silver Fox Hopes to Beat Gar Wood Mothers and Childre n Have Picnic in Air

SNAPPED AT CHICAGO Mothers and children weri> Invited to tale the klddlea for a picnic in the air, which was accepted by severe! mother* The lUidVs took their toys and playthings and were soon at the Municipal Airport, where they took off In piano for a trip to what Is wild to be the first "playground of the air." Few Remaining Windjammers on Pacific Coast Hen Is % quartet of young silver fox looking forth from the door of their kennel In the Silver Fox Farm. In England, without any thought of the future. -It wont be long before they will be hanging around tht neok of aorne fair young creature who simply dotes on silver (ox. The Wall With Eyes Marion B. Carstairs, better known as "Betty," wealthiest English sportswoman, actively engaged In breaking speed records. Sbe will raoe her boat, Estelle IV, in the Hannsworth Trophy races to be held at Detroit on Labor Day. Miss Carstalrs's ambition is to take the trophy from Gar Wood, who hat held It for nine years.

Newest to Japan's Fleet

SNAPPED AT TOB3O—The Glyu-go, newest addition to Japan's growing fleet of naval flying craft, which was contributed by the Navy Abandoned windjammers off the Harbor of Long Beach, Cal., where they are preserved for use to Ton nave heard the oft-repeated adage, "If walls could only bear." League of Japan. The formidable craft wu AMtynnA and built In motion picture productions depicting sea stories. Their proud days on the seven seas are only faint memo- This wall with eyes Is located at K&spa, near Vlskra, in Algeria, and It Japan. rial. How lying quietly to the harbor, they have been dubbed "The Hollywood Navy." la one of the most unusual of the sights in Africa. A Real Traffic Problem King Fuad of Egypt Guest of Lord Mayor National Cathedral in Washington

pnoto taken through un arcn 01 me c.tuir ol the national CaU-.edral of St. Peter and St. Paul In Washington. The constructtor is approximately only one-fourth completed.

William Arnold U the high-stilted traffic cop doing duty when the 8NAPPED AT LONDON—King I-'uad

The bricks on which the feet or tilt) Sphinx rested are cent mien old, and the brick Hint la useit in the formation of the leet Uieui- Though Sidney Praiiklin, the ' »eiveii Is equally tut old. Thin is This la Nawab of Sachin, ruler Brooklyn. N. Y., bull fighter, is one ol the finest views of Bpiitnx of the small state In the Surat showing the Spanish matodora district or the liombay presi- —.—o _..v fc^m.MM, uwHiuiiiB . , since workmen removed tile sands dency. He b credited with being how to throw the buU, ho ha* by ; J that had been piling up «t the no"" means replace-"••' dJ 'Ignacl ' o -San— - • bate of the Bphlii* for centuries. not ouly the handsomest native chez Meijla. shown liere, in their j ruler In the world, but he la also Few people knew that there was it esteem. Incidentally, Ignaelo 1* tablet renting between these tired a awltl-niUlioimirt;. Though his an author an well as a bull , State has an area of ouly forty- 11 feet. Students of hieroglyphic* Cap*. H, a. Broad flying upside down over London In Wt CMpty lighter. "BIJI Baioii, the dra- are patiently studying the signs Moth. This wu one of the most unusual of the many thrilling stunu nine square milts, It ha* % popu- matic hit of the year In Spain, lation of 00,000 and loslgnlas carved on this stone be performed at the Hetton Air Park In London. He won la from Iguaulo's brilliant pen. centuries ago. for this stunt. ISP, Mor|aaatis Union thoritles on home economics, domes- eongrew A morghnntlc mnrrlnRp in on« bo- g for trawl through IM |Real Opportunity tic science, and canned food. Their fields of the Arctic raftooa, • qMdfcl decision will be m»d« known just us SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC tww •Imliat to a giant sled, la of hnary used for this contest," announces An Trusses Supporters Belts Braces *" ° T rank nor Inlirrlt th(> tlllcs or powpn- armor aloel, nnd tg pKypdied bj wtiA- $1250 Offered tor Bsst Jar o* ne Williams, directm of th» •-untnit StotiB of th« mnn. Ttio rliHrtrpn nre pr<>(»mre turbine*. The Inventor bft- "The use of a stenni pressure cooker, Arches, in Fact a Complete Line V(ll(> he member's abaence and Is eor>Bl

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nounced they wouid keep him on "Lone Wolf", Intriguing I heir roster until he desired to quit, New Jersey's Best either :is ii plnyer or n ronrh. He is Film, at Empire Today :i veferjin "f fourteen «ea«"ii- in the Charley Jnmieson, of Paterson iiiMJur Iriicui'-., and lins been playing An intriguing wiv'N'rv drnrnn frnm bntl r rVnterfielder. a regular outfielder, playing in 138 the rolo of the "I/one Wolf," a rlinr 'l.i.ikfi at hi(t hum, if he w« play- (tames and massaging the pill for an netcr which he rreated upon the ing cv.r toward riffht field where he average of .308 before he was pick- ••crcen nnd in which he has ,'ipprnred nhnuldn liccn he would* got that ed up by Washington that same year. onre each season for the pi«t sev- hit'" He finished the season with the Sen-eral years'. It would be difficult to "Say. listen, bo—There aint any ators, butting .279. think of the "Lone Wolf" without guy in •hi« len|jue knows where to He slumped bad with Washington nssneiating him with Ljtell. This time piny dat puy—why, that'll Charley m 1916 ami 1317 when he fuller! to thr famous at that there was scarct- price. Connie Mack kept him in the country estates and palatial homes, |y n: M.itficlder in the game that game for 110 contest* in 1918, butthe action moves rapidly, introduc- knew whore to play for him. Being was found wanting at the plate, bat- ing television aa a means of crime n left handed hitter, it would be nat- ting a measly two percentage points detection and entertainment. ural fur an outfielder to' move over over the .200 mark. The daughter of the "Lone Wolf" ton Hid riuht, but not so with the Then in the winter of that year and her romantic love affair fur- Cleveland veteran. Play toward right came the turning point of his career. nish material for plots and counter- field fur him and he'd ram one down The Athletics traded him to Cleve- plots in which the master cracksman the third base line for two bases. land along with Gardner and Myers turns tables on his foes. Gctirifp Dnuss once said, "Th» only for Mark Roth. He haB been with the Columbia has assembled an excep- player on the team that plays Jamie- Indians ever since, a period of nine ionally fine cast for the production. Bf»n right consistently is the catcher, years. In 1919 he batted ,353 and fol-The list of players includes such and he's behind the bat." lowed this up with marks of .319, screen favorites as Gertrude Dim- There is. a jtaWjaluniLi MIL 42i,Ji^.-Hx eajoyed,bja.heat former slugging Decroit outfielder. season in the Big Show in 1924, when man and Donald Keit One day when Detroit was scheduled in 1924, he blasted 213 hits all over with Cleveland, Veach exclaimed that the landscape for an average of .358. he knew where to "lay" for Jamie- Last year he batted .307, playing Emory "Topper" Rigney eon, as he had been getting hits to- in 112 games. The fact that he was ward center consistently. On that slewing up became audible last year, Plans Early Comeback particular day, Charley had a great and Elton Langford was injected into Emory "Topper*1 Rigney. former De- The fact Q^f he who practices nnd S2.7ii for $fi.00 nnd $2.F>0 re- Sett* front The Disart Sonf'-diWanw Bros. day, pitting two singles, one to right the game in the latter part of the troit and Boston shortstop, who was thrift knows Virift and recognizes spectively at all thentrt's cominft un- — All njjini; and tnlkin^. CmuinK '" lh«J Hnhwity Theatre Aii(j. IK, |; season. and one through the pitchers box. hampered by an ailing hip his last thrift would seem to bear conviction der the banner of the Fox Metro Two were out and men on second Latest averages show him to be politan I'lnyhouses, Inc. and are good two years in the majors. Is resting at in the fact that William V. Quinn, and third and Cleveland one run be-batting .290 at the present time. He until used at any performance fot present question, "What is to become hla home In hopes that he may re- Commissioner of Finance and 'Reven- hind, when Jamieson came to bat in has played in 71 games, and has ue of Jersey City as well as Director any seat in any Fox Theatre; which of the young people of today?" turn to the diamond next year. the ninth inning. Veach immediately banged out 71 hits, 21 of which were of the Franklin National Bank of the number upwards of one hundred fifty Baby Star Plays Louise Fazenda, famous screen moved over toward center and play- good for extra bases. Rigney, who started during his col- same city was photographed on the and embrace the New York, New character woman, has an important ed n shallow outfield. What did the The recent hard hitting of Eddie lege days at Texas A. and M., played Jersey and Connecticut territory. supporting part and others in the cast Paterson man do but line the first Morgan has forced Jamieson out of steps of the City Hall, Jersey City, with Dallas and Fort Worth In the N. J., purchasing a "Fox " Thrift "Fox Thrift Books" are not only Stuff' include William Blakewell, Buddy pitched hall down the left-field line the lineup, but he can look back at a momentary saving but are also a Messinger, Charles Sellon and Ben for a clean hit. By the time Veach his record of service with the Cleve- Texaa league and then went to the Book" from Mr. C. P. Carroll, Di- American league, where he worked at striking example of "thrift of time" Doris Dawion Supports Alice Hall. raced over to the left field stands and land club. In fourteen years of play rector of Exploitation for Fox Thea- of which Gladstone philosophized tres in the state of New Jersey. Mervyn LeRoy, himself a young- retrieved the ball, two runs were over ing he has a grand average of .305. shortstop for Detroit, Boston and anent. White In Story Of College ster in the megaphone business, di- and Charley was perched on third Washington before the Injury forced His great desire to partake in a "Fox Thrift Books" are the latest Those holding "Thrift Coupons" And Campus Life. rected. base. World Series, came in 1920, when him to quit theatrical innovation—and certainly will not only be able to discount their This ability to hit to all fields has his team defeated the Brooklyn Dod- a modern method of merchandising cost of entertainment bat will elso aided Jamieson considerably,at the gers in the Fall classic. During the Doris DawsQn, one of the most — Please mention this paper to ad- ntertainment. "The Fox Thrift be relieved of the inconvenience con- beautiful of the Baby Stars choBen plate. He is a fast man, and is one of Beries, he played in six games, slap- Nebraska vs. Billikens nected with standing on line at the vertisers; it helps you, it helps them the most capable outfielders in the ped out five hits in fifteen trips to Books" are the new economical thea- for 1929 by the Wampes organization 8t Louis university will be Included tre admission medium and can be box office of a theatre during crowd- it helps your game. He weighs 100 pounds and the plate for an average of .333. ed performances. in Hollywood, has an important sup- stands five foot, nine inches in his Pretty good, eh, wot? on Nebraska's 1930 basket ball sched- purchased in denominations of $5.76 porting; role in First National's new stocking feet. He was born on Feb- ule, Herbert D. Qlsh, University of ViUpnone picture "Hot Stuff," which ruary 7th, the exact date of Babe Next week—George "Mule" Haas, Nebraska athletic director, has an- is to open today at the Rahway Thea- WOODBRIDGE Ruth'? birth, only one year before the of Montclair, and the Philadelphia nounced. The Cornbuskert will play ter. p-eat Bam saw the light of day. He Athletics. at St Louis, December 28 u part of is coming to the end of the trail as As a decided type and great NEW YORK their eastern trip during the Christ- beauty, Miss Dawson is both a con- his leg<) are giving out under the I"h» Time Trap CANDY KITCHEN strain of age, and exercise. His bat- mas holidays. St Lonls university trast and a compliment to Alice tine eye has not dimmed a bit though, OD n ftO-uille riiiul ID luiilii a moturlsi will play at Lincoln In a return game, White, the star of the picture. Dork Manufacturers and Dealers in and he is still used as a pinch-hitter, is given u timed strip nnd is forbldd' i but the date has not been set The is nearly as small as Alice, but dark, Strictly Pur* ami utility outfielder. to complete the inurney in less thm< game at St Lonli will be the first of with chestnut hair and blue eyes, The Cleveland Club recently an- fnur honre. the trln. white Alice is a saucy, pretty blonde. CANDIES AND ICE CREAM The two are friends and later soror- ity sisters in the picture and they 66 Main St. Woodbridge. Tel. 43 make a pair that would «raate a com- motion on any campus in the country. "Hot Stuff" ts a collegiate picture, adapted from the story, "The Bluf- GUSTAV BLAUM fers," written by lRob«rt S. Can be- fore his twentieth birthday, and giv- Groceries and Provisions ing a youth's view of youth's prob- 82 Main Street Woodbridge lems. It is a story for all ages but presents a new angle on the ever Shop in ASCO Stores and f CX

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1 HERE » a cost to cheap construction. We are frank to say we J*HE new models from the laat ParU hate to tee good material ojwnlnns are arrtvingMn tills tountry ana being copied and adapted watted in shoddy building, tor enrly fall wear. Or. rather, thiT which is why we have list- ,l>ftve arrived but many of them have not boon displayed, as it Is from them ed the fifteen vital points ilhat our American designers get the that go to make up the Innplratlon of their own August c*> loctlons. Here Is one of the models, mew prices! difference between put- however, that has so many Interesting ting up something to sell details applicable to summer fashions. It seemed pertinent to show It now. $ —and building for the fu- It to a copy of an ensemble from Marcel Rochas, one of the smaller but ture. very smart house*, whose models have been much admired by the American Reductions up to 2 50 A post card or telephone trade. The fabric Is n&raenga, that heavy rayon crepe which BtanchliU call is all that is necewary brought out several seasons ago as a for the booklet to be tent novelty and which has been so suo- cessful that It Is almost a staple to- th to you by return mail. day. The frock and Jacket are la EFFECTIVE AUGUST 5 black, the lining of the latter and the trimming of the former. In white. Among Important advance fashion notes given emphasis, an the higher wnlst-Une, the fitted hip yoke outlined Brilliant new body designs—champion per- with stitching, the low flaring skirt as low as $1325! A Dictator Eight Sedan, and the very striking modernistic pat- tern ot the contrasting applique. formance—and now sweeping reductions in latest creation of Studebaker engineering prices I More people have been buying genius, $1235! A Dictator Six Sedan (better WOODBRIDGE of Ostrich A full-grown male ostrich stands, Studebaker eight-cylinder cars than any than those which sold in enormous volume LUMBER COMPANY some elgbt fe»t bl«h, from the crown of Ita bend to the gronna, and weighs other European or American eight Now, Bill!'NO MATERIAL STORE about 800 pounds. Its gpeert, when at $1345) now priced at $1095! wen-r.Mfh'.E . 'NEW JERSEY runninit "all out," la said to attain 2fl miles an hour. At mien (Imp? It In ~"~~With these reduced prices on both sixes and This price reduction is made possible by generally hellevml to .Inrlve nn eights—on Presidents as well as on Dictators - A Classified Adv. Will Sell It — hel|i Trnni Its wfnjs u.t.,l us «M||« increasing volume and by economies result- ' and Commanders—unprecedented demand ing from consolidation* of all Studebaker manufacturing operations in South Bend. > Imagine! A President Eight Sedan It is a price reduction on the cars which offered at $1735 (and a seven-passenger are today rolling off the assembly line in President at $1995)! A Commander Eight Studebaker's great One-Profit plants—the Sedan only $1475! A Commander Six Sedan finest cars Studebaker knows how to build.

MEAT MARKETS NEW REDUCED PRICES ON THE LATEST AND FINEST CREATIONS OF STUDEBAKER. -- -A!*- If You Don't Want to Wait for Delivery, Get Your Order In Now!

' THE PRESIDENT EIGHT Sedan, for smn 01633 Regal Roadster, for foor (3 win wheels). 1303 Regal Sedan, for five* 1623 ••-VI VERYONE is interested in something new. lU-lachWbMlbm •• #; tyegal Brougham, for fiva** 1630 THE DICTATOR EIGHT E That is why women everywhere have flock' ^2195 Victoria, fcr four ..1473 3 Ssdan.fettsvto ISSW ed to visit the A&P Meat Markets. GmvartibW Cabriolet, for four*, ., 1393 Sedan, for five ...#1233 StCW Stdaa, for saran* 2173 Coupe, for two , 1443 Club Sedan, for five 1185 Visitors have marvelled at the spaciousness of UmMubM,fersami 2173 Coup*, for four 1493 Regal Sedan, farfiv**.... 1333 these new style food stores . . . admired the State UmoMin*. for MV*n* 2330' Rsj*tTbU*#f,torfiv»»,.., .....~1S43~ Tbnnr • n ...... • 1233 w modern fixtures and equipment . . , enjoyed the Tount, forMwn 1783 ( Tourtr.fotfiw ;..., 1443 Coupe, for foot 1233 convenience of one store shopping . . . praised Ragsl Roadster, for bur (3 win whaek). 1493 Coupe, for two 1183 the quality of meats, groceries and vegetables • tlS-ladb Vbwlbw* which they purchased. They came back . , . Sedan, for fiv* 01713 THE COMMANDBR SIX and brought their friends. State Sedan, for fcW 1873 THB DICTATOR SIX ConvtrtibUCsbriolM, for four* 1873 Sedan, for five 0U23 \ ' Altho the first A&P Meat Market is less than R*galStdan,forJn** 1443 .01093 m two years old new markets are being opened StattViewrk, Jot four' 1873 Regel Brougham, for five** 1473 Club Sedan, for 6**... . 1033 constantly in response to requests from customers. Victoria, for four 1323 Regal Sedan, for fiv.*. . 1195 THE COMMANDER EIGHT Convertible Cabriolet, for four* 1443 Tourer ...... 1093 Locate the market nearest your home—you will Coupe, fortw o 1343 Coupe, for four .104? find it a pleasure to trade there. Sedan, for fiv. H473 Coups, for tout 1323 Coupe, for two . 993 4 *fti trit* *k*tU and Irwni rack standard tquipmttnl. Allprktt at thi factory. —$a win whttlt and (raws itanaW ifnipmtat,

1 Turns in "Studebaker" Champion* Sunday evening 10:15 to 10:45 Eastern Daylight Time. Station WEAF and NBC Network Roasting Chickens 3 ib *vg.^ib. 49c rv< Loins of Pork HM or whou ib. 33c J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE Boneless Pot Roast ib 41c Studebaker Distributor for Middlesex County _/S Smoked Cottage Butts ib.43c 363 Division Street 250 George Street, Main and Water Streets, Perth Amboy, N. J. New Brunswick, N. J. South River. N. J. Short Ribs ot Beet Ib }9c Legs of Lamb Ib. Loin Lamb Chops to. 59c Veal Loin Chops fc 58c Keep youth Small Broilers ib 49c THE Fancy Fowl :^-4W ib.4"c HOLOHAN BROS. Hormel Spiced Ham ib, 57c longer! GARAGE ib. 23c Heef Over Paulus Dairy Dunlop Tires and Tubea ib. 17c cleanse the system Corned Beef PI»« ot Navel Main Ottice: 189-1»5 New St., New Brunswick, N. J. Tire and Tube Repairing Smoked Tongues ib.49c Phone 2400 Established 1890 of poisons Full Line of Auto Accessories Fricaf E/J«iiw Augtut 9th and lOdi ' Two of the great enemies to youth Cor. Amboy Ave. and Second St. WOODBRIDQE \ULUS' ftnd vitality are home is wnitinp reft information a* to their where and broken English. They are hp- Offer Reward In in Atlanta, (Jpnrjriii. nhnnts, it WHS leflrnpfl from the po York, Tappan, N. V , anct Or.-.npo lire. I burg, New York, moving from Or tween 70 and 7f> yenrs of ngp, getting Friend of n family by whom Mr i angphurg in October 1927. since feeble, and in destitute cironmstanr and Mrs. Joo Hijo wore brought, frnm About, seven years ngo rnmr tho es Saves and Search For Couple Calcutta as servants, unmo forty dpnth cif Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicholas Voter which time neither Mi«s Morris nor Po(f(isc by whom the rniiple were om- those, assisting her in her search have Miss Morris, in conducting the Satisfies yenni ago, Mira I/"o Morris has spent had any word from them. search for thin ng*>d couple, is per- NEW YORK, A*M*t fi—Soma- much time and money to find this iloycd from thr time of their arrival forming a labor of love. It waa one couple, but to no avail. fn America IB Jttly IMfl. Mm, Hijo kw lon» »Urai(rht. hair whero in Now York, New Jerwy, or Mr. and Mrs. Hijo hflvo lived in and wears it braided much of the

LIDGERW00DWL ELIZABETH, N.J. LAUNDRY / PACKARD does it best I PHONE SMERS0N 5000 STANDARD EIGHT PRICES »290_ The Cleaner Today's Outstanding Value that gets ALL the dirt In the Fine Car Field TF you'll telephone us, well have a represent- •*• atire call to look over your old cleaner and quote you a price for it, if you wish to trade it in on the purchase of a new Hoover.

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Two modeh, No. 700 at 575 ctuh and No. 543 at $59.50. TertM prices are only a little higher. FIVE PASSENGER SEDAN $5 Down $5 a Month $ PVBUCM)SErWICE 1985 1051 (R a B. Detroit) Motor Car Company has advised t» thai effective August U prices of all models of the Standard Eight have been reduced $290. These reductions have been made because the fiactoryexpect s to annoance m the Fall new cars which though the same in size and of characteristic Packard j THE PERTH AMBOY i will have mnn^ change* to classify'them as new dfa I Many of these improvements and rrfroernents have been in production for GAS LIGHT COMPANY some time on current models. This, together with the fact that the new cars I will be priced higher than the present cars were before the reduction, gives 206 SMITH STREET today's purchasers a very great price advantage. And also, fVm^aT» use of ___ihe largest selling and most popular car in the fine car field. . IV Heating and Cooking Appliances I i Tkoutamdt preferpf to buyy out off income. Your used car mD be acceptedp at auk Ruud Automatic and Storage altd if of average valme will more dwa» make,k the ddown payment on a men/cat. I Water Heaters I ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE New Process Gas Ranges

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