The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Four Page Colored 12 Pages Today ' Comic Section CARTERET PRESS TmScdins VOL. X, No. 45 CARTKRET, N. J.. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932 PRICK THREE CEN'lt

Scout matter Take* Troop Second Series Of Outboard Local G. O, P. T* Have Cemetery Permit .To Camp BuHon-At-AHaire Summer Bible School Races At Sewaren Sunday; TiResmne Auto Races Hoffman He** In September "WiM Mao" Scare Crack Pilots Are Entered Scoutmaster William Misdom, of The ttooamlt H«puklic»n Club At Woodbnd?e; Report met In Wrenous* No. 1 Friday nljrhtv ShU Withheld Lincoln avenue, head of Troop No. Has Closing Program The second of a series of outboard Has Odkl SideBght 82, Boy Scouts of America, left,Sun- and discussed thc coming campaign.' boat races to be sponsored by the It (irovo to * lonely »pot in Blair it wan stated Wednesday night at the nva a e currence, ho told the Wondbridst*! Man With Gun Relieves John loud and parked hi* oar. He was regular meeting of the council. Abeel tained high marks in the course. The program was made np of ex- [ Rotanans at their weekly luncheon fitting on the right hund «>nd of th» Canda, head of the association was Plannedjy Club meeting in the Middlesex Hotel, Safchinsky Of $12 At Point driver's sent with thc door open when present at thc meeting last night and mples of ability by pupils in each ass. May O'Donnell recited the ten j yesterday noon. Of Gun. n flush light was thruxt into hi* face said that the men. who are financingWomen's Democratic Unit To Wesley CatriScores I1ans have been completed for and R gun w»s pointed nt htm by a the association are about ready to immandments and Harold Edwards roan who came noiselessly out of th« Sponsor Function At Fire nswered a series of questions on the the completp e rebuilding of the John Safchinsky, of 3H Leirk eve- drop the project. He said the devel d Cll W The bushes at the* side of the rend. opment of the cemetery would in- •ible. They are pupils of Mrs. Hilda speedway, said Colonel Wood. Alighted from th» l»»t hu« fn>m House No. 2 On July 27. Hit Over WABC present board track will he t<>cn Zullo, who is powerfully built, volve an expenditure of about $50, >oody. Kulalic Beech recited the first present poara irac* vnu ne iocn|,.prjh Amb«y .Saturday night at Le- d kicked the man in the cheM, knocking 000 which would be spent largely in salm and George Sirek listed the 8 1 1 1 1 a alf n 1( The Woman's Democratic Club has Carteret Boy Displays Marvel- l!?""-.dirt speedwa"'!,.. ;!!!y *-?:^*;carefull.'!y Lbanke.il .*d anl!. d; "k and Roosevelt avenues and start- him down, Zullo leaped upon him, the employment of Carteret labor. ooks of the New Testament. They ed to walk home' when he was held completed plans for a large public re pupils of Miss Astrid.Johnson. so constructed that the dust will be pinned him to tin- ground and grasp- The association applied some card party to be held on Wednesday out Skill As Tap Dancer reduced to a minimum. It. is pl»n-') a 'n| bandit and robbed of $12. Sa months ago for a permit to establish evening, July 27, in Kirehouse No. y-fourth Psalm. Faith Wilgus re- Milton Brown Broadcasts ned, said the speaker, to construct tu IM' Charli'H Li'i», of Cook iivenue, and conduct a cemetery on property 2. There will be many awards, and a flat track similar to the one in Losfr "Harris". Another man :ited the Thirty-secondy, , and Rose Piano Selections Over Sheridan that the bandit was ft feet owned by the Canda Realty Com refreshments will be served at the l Angeles. A six foot bank will be ramc "lit of I lie bushes at the call pany. A cemetery was started by an- conclusion of the ganves. Mrs. Morris answered correctly ten ques- WHOM. employed. After a combination of I inches in height and wore a dark hut instead of aiding Lee he helped other association that has dissolved, Goodman s chairman of the commit- 10ns on the life of Christ. They are clay and sand is graded and rolled, hlue suit. He ran down Leick ave- ifullo take the gun from Lee. Zullo iipils of Miss Helen Kostenbader. nue, turwd into Randolph street and leaving many debts. Mayor Hermann tee in charge of the arrangements. Wesky Catri, 8-year-old sort o it will be harrowc to a depth of six then raised I car. act in the present cane without the reigel, Mrs. Sophie Simons, Mrs. Wil- station WABC. Catri went, on durinijtion and will enable the drivers to Zullo turned both men over to Mo- most absolute guarantee of perform- liam Duff, "Mrs. William O'Brien, ft, Irene Ilemsel, Hilda Ambolt and ;the children's hour from 11 to 12 contTol shikklng cars more effective- tiircyrle Policeman Robert Shanley ance of several conditions. Mrs. F. X. KoepfU'r, Mrs. John Med- Florence Fenche. 1 nnd the three went to police head- James Reidell recited the Sixty a. m. The announcer introduced him ly. The caution of the council has vetz, Mrs. Charles Morris, Mrs. Eliz- quarters. abeth Rathe, Mrs. William .1. Ijawlor, oventh Psalm and Fred Johnson an- as the "Wizard of the Taps", and his Parking space at the speedway will been increased, the Mayor said, by . wered fourteen questions on Oldperformance justified the title. he increased and the grandstand will Cop s Memory Lee i.s a watchman at the cemetery the fact that some of the men who' Mrs. Fred Colton, Miss Margaret Testament history. They are pupils Wesley danced for several minutes be repaired. Wood plans to use; in Illair road but the spot where he were identified with the old aasocia-' Hermann, Mrs. Thomas Kinnelly -f Catherine Hemsel. Helen Sinowitz, at a furious rate and his rythm was the front stairs of the grandstand encountered Zullo, polce said, is half tion are guiding the destinies of the Mrs. William V. Coughlin, Mrs. An-a pupil of Violet Van Pelt, answered perfect throughout. He was former- for exit purposes only. He contends j Helps Solve Case n mile from the cemetery. Chief of new one. He has the fullest confi-, thony Toppo, Mrs. George Walsh en questions from Old Testament ly a pupil of the Ned Weyburn that to have people filing into the Police Henry J. Harrington said that dence in Mr. Canda himself, the May- Mrs. William D. Casey, Mm. Violet hstory. Michael Snrik, a pupil of school. Wesley will be heard again stands near the rails during the Caldwell Youth Makes Admis- Leo has no permit t<> carry a (run. or said, but Mr. Canda is not the ; Wiscznewski nnd Mrs. Stanley Tom- Miss Mae Misdom, recited the Sixty- over the same station ;it the same warm-up sprints is dangerous. New Tha man, Harris, a stranger in Car- whole association. Canda said that czuk. ntranees will be constructed at the rion After Donoghue Identi- teret, is being investigated. ifth Psalm. hour next Sunday. Wednesday night shortly after his association will comply with any Svca Johnson, Hedwig Ambolt, rear. fies Him. conditions the council may specify. Milton Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs, The tunnel under the track will midnight three young men appear- imma Barbara Lorenta, Betty Rowe William Brown, of Roosevelt avenue, ed at police headquarters and said Building Inspector Frederic T. and Lillian Feriske, pupils of Miss broadcast several piano selections be widened and improved. The main The memory of Thomas Donoghuc Colton reported building operations ntrance will be made considerably they had been in the vicinity of the A. A. To Play At illian Donnelly, answered a series over WHOM, Jersey City, Sunday af- for fuces led to admission regarding Boulevard and wtre on their way valued at $1,876 in June and fees for of questions on the) Life of St. Paul. ternoon. His technique was excellent more attractive than it is at pres- a stolen car last night at police head- permits amounting to $10 received. ent. Races up to fifty miles will be home when u flashlight waa turned Other teachers who were on theand thu selections were heard clear- quarters when police of Caldwell on them from a clump of bushes. Charles A. Conrad said that all the staff of the summer school are: Emily ly over the air. Mr. Brown has broad- in. brought in Peter Harm of Caldwell concrete streets of the borough have [ Manville Sunday The races will be run late Sun- One asked who was there but tha Borsuk. Mary Cselle, Paul Neder- cast on several occasions. He is an hnd charged him with the theft of a man with the litflit made no reply. been sealed, and that the streets gen- ' burgh, Ethel Kathe, Charles Brycr, accomplished pianist. day afternoon. All time trials will machine that had been recovered erally are in good condition. ' To Oppose Crack Manville A One of the young men had been Olive Gunlerson, Marion Atcheson be held on Saturday. Colonel Wood earlier in the day in Elizabeth. Har- carrying an empty bottle in his hand. A resolution hooking up local re- A. In Sunday Game—Local and Henry McCullers. said that there is a strong possibil-1 in is about 17 years old and lives at He hurled it at the light and the lief work completely with the State j Bibles were awarded on a point ity that night races will be held in J21 Perosnette street, CMdwell. To Have Strong Lineup. the middle of the week. He also Charged with the theft of the. carthree fled. Belief system, was adopted. It sets , system to Fred Johnson, 236 points;Police and Public Sergeant John Andres and another forth that the borough is unable to j Eulalie Beech, 185 points, and Anna stated that the Curtis Aircraft Com- Harin denied that he knew anything pany, in connection with several about it. He said he hud not boon in policeman rushed in the police car sell bonds for local relief and must , . - . ;, . -. . 4 - •,, • Itorsuk, 184 points. For keeping his to the spot where the thr«e young depend upoy n the state relief admin- h1S powerful Carteret A. A will i* books the neatest of any one in the nutomobile manufacturers, is behind Elizabeth or Carteret the day before, -,,.,•„ vade the wilds of Somerset County Hunt "Wild Man the project. men hud the encounter but could Jbtrauon school Michael Sarik was awarded a but that he came here last night to - the borough to meet the strong Manville A A 1007o co-operation with Wood- visit a girl. Donoghue who is acting find no trace of the man with the The relief work in „._ to a d Sel copy of the New Testament. Bu»hes In Vicinity Of Boule- flush light. 10 a week, ** ° Several pupils who attained 125 bridge is the keynote of the new j desk-sergeant on the late shift costs from $800 to $1,000 a week, -fmtMM uu game operators' program. Only local labor j called that on Wednesday night Har- Police learned this week that three i, and there points or more were awarded each a vard Scoured By Army Of young men of the Chrome section | Last week-end copy of the First and Second Corin- and materials will be used. The in hud applied for lodging and had Volunteer Seachers — Nogeneral manager will reside here, slept all night in the police station. have been lending color to the wild thians. In this list were Joseph Hoos, p man scare by secreting themselves in Dorothy Stockman, Caroline Jabs, Success. It is alao planned to have a local Donoghue described a sweater 0 1 1 nine ti f p Old d f h | Donoghue described a sweater the bunhcH nnd showing a flashlight, Hercules Ellis. " *** .M ™ " ^ «"! „ . Faith Wilgus, John Humphries, then hurrying away to some other Sunday s tilt from a stubborn Hoi George Jamison, Austin Pruitt, Eu-1 operative force. Old wood from the | Harin worn and one of the Haldwell Trinity team which hails froni Continued rumors of a "wild man" present track will be given to the i men exclaimed that Harin had a section, of thes district and repeating lalie Beech,, Georgge Sarik,, Fred John- in the vicinity of the Boulevard an- the operation. The Chief ha» warned Goulash Party Held Sayreville S h l i kd t vidEmergence fuel yfo Relier thef needCommittey fore th teo winpro--1 j sweatewas arrestedr like . thaThte witsweateh hirm wa whes inn heth.e son, Svea Johnson, Emma oLrentz, noying couples in parked cars ati."il " fl t th d * h i them that they will be locked up if , Vdry likely he will again have n Anna Borsuk, Clare Brockinan, Mar- j night led to a thorough search of the ter- Caldwell officer's car. It was brought they repeat the stunt; he said there By Loving Justice Group lineup bolstered up considerabl; garet Reid, Edna Mantie and Michael neighborhood Monday night. Ser- in. Then Harin broke down nnd ad-is dunger of some one being injured : ] Besides local talent which will in Sarik. | geant John AndreB, another police- jmittod the charge. He was Uiken to aa some of the searchers who have The auxiliary to the Congregation dude the Sullivan brothers, Her man, and a volunteer army of a hun-1 Caldwell. been scouring the district for the sup- of Loving Justice held a goulash par-, and Jesa;*Al Stutzke, Kooteh M .dred searchers gathered in the Bou-Sacred Hearts Win posed "Wild man", are armed. ty and bridge Sunday beginning at eulin, and last but not least, Sam Personals levard section about I o'clock Tues- Daughters Of Rebekah Several unemployed men have 11 o'clock at Trefinkos grove in East Smolenski, Jerry will use Keznicha day morning. Powerful search lights Have Card been camping in the neighborhood. Rahway. Late in the afternoon > 'former Perth Amboy High Scho In Fifteenth Frame Party s t , _ ,, , . ,, , ' of the police and fire departments Police learned that they are men there was an entertainment by child- tar; Kane, of Kcyport, and Wei who have no money and were put ner, also of Perth Amboy. Barto: John Connolly, Jr., _son of Mr. and were uged Thc entire arBa> full of A card .party was held Wednesday Ten of a dancing class. The affair Mrs. John A. Connolly, of Atlantic underbrush, lying between thc bur-Frank Poll Wins His Own out of rooming houses. None of then) •was well attended. Rain broke it up one of the outstanding pitchers i street, has been enrolled as a student ugh proper and the settlement night in flWdFellow s Hall under the before dark. the county, will most likely be o O Game With Single After ! auspices of Deborah Rebekah lodge. has a flashlight or arms, according the firing line for the locals. at Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- known as the Boulevard at Carteret to the police. A fire that swept over The committee in charge of ar- versity. He is a graduate of Carter- junction was gone over carefully, the area Wednesday broke up their rangements included: Mrs. Philip The gume will begin at 3:15 an t hihighh and a member of the high One place a hundred yards from Hurling Beautiful Game -l^aSeS" ^tn^I a large crowd is exnected to accom camps. Brourr, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mrs. school symphony orchestra. the home of John Beech in the Bou- Score 3 to 2. freshmenta were served. Emanuel Lefkowitz, Mrs. Jacob Dan- pany the team to Manville. Ward was found where brush and Those present were: Ida Dixon, iel, Mrs. James Brown, Mr a. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Sol Chodosh and grass had been cleared away anw The Sacred Hearts battled through' Mrs. T. W. Moss, Mrs. Estelle Jami- Dutch Supper - Card Party Brcv.T., Mrs. Dajvid W^hlgemuth, Mrs. Nathan Chodosh and children where evidently some one had camp- innings of stirring baseball: son, Mrs. Matthew Dulfy, Mrs. B. The Red Stars softball taem play- jj ) I before they were able to gain a 3 | Treflnko, Mrs. A. Heil, Mrs. Morris Mrs. Samuel Roth, Mrs. S. Rosen- ed two double, headers on successive have gone to Liberty, N. Y., to spend ed for several days. But the w ( Given By Auxiliary blum, Mrs. N. S. Jacoby, Mrs. I. M. i month there. man" if he made that spot his home, to 2 decision over the South Amboy i Katznelson, Mrs. Ellen Anderson, "Weiss and Mrs. Samuel SSchwartz. nights this week, loosing one and A. A. at South Amboy Sunday aft-1 Mrs. Clara Jamison, Mrs. Sumner winning the second. The Red Stars was absent. A successful Dutch supper and dropped both ends of twin bill to the Mrs and Mrs. Nathan Lustig and The stories of a huge man roaming ernoon. Tha ijime 'was featured j Moore, Mrs. William Schmidt, Mrs. card party was held Monday night in daughter, Patricia, of 128 Jersey about the section at night have been by one of the finest pitching duels William Donnelly, Mrs. E. Hoffer, the Pershing avenue synagogue un- Linden Crescents on Wednesday eve- ever witnessed anywhere. Neither I Mrs. E. Donnelly, Mrs. Joseph Closing Of Perth Amboy ning but came back strong last night street left Saturday for Far Rock- current for the past two or three witnessed anywhere, der the auBpices of the auxiliary away to remain until September. weeks. Boys on expeditions through red during the Brown, unit of the Congregation of the Bro- Store Necessitates Sale to turn back the Boulevard nine in Walter Vonah, Mrs. G. Wulf, Mra. two games. the woods have reported encounter- innings. In fact, the Hearts scored tjierhood of Israel. Hot doga, kraut Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carlton, of ing him. And there were several \^ in the twelfth with a two run Roy Wilson, Mrs. Matthew Sloan, and potato salad were aerved with The Mill End Store located at 98 Petshing avenue, spent Sunday at stories of young men and women in | T"11^ rhe home team came back Mrs. B. Klein and Gus Wulf. coffee, and bridge was played. The Smith street, Perth Amboy, has an- FRANK LISICKI Seaside Park. parked cars being chased. No one;1" the_.same session to tie the score arrangements were in charge of a nounced the closing of this store and was harmed and no one made a di- c" » s'mi'ar lally,- Then thl! Hea«3 committee including Mrs. M. Kob- a sale is now in progress to dispose Funeral service was held Monday Club Women Visit lentz, Mrs. Isadore Brown and Mrs. The auxiliary unit of the Amer-1 re7t "complaint "to "the'V>lu<'V ~ Kesi pushed the winning run across the at ... T „„:,._ ....n 1 »™.-i.(. •„ «.„ ii f th Bld h hd b Benjamin Klein. ican Legion wilt meet tonight in the of Boulevard who had been plate in the fifteenth inning. Kiddie Keepwell Camp short Borough Hall and elect officers for the habit of walking to the bor- Schmyde Mayorek, one of the Among the guests were: Miss E. have the n*xt term. Hearts most reliable hitters, came Mre. William Hagan, Mrs. T. J. Levine, Min. A. I.evitan, Mr. and a quick close out. ugh and back on pleasant evenings,, . . for the Holy Family Polish Roman ave up that method of travel and j ^r»uKh ln a nl."£h when ,he °Pened Nevill and Mrs. Sam Harris, went as Mrs. Harry Chmlosh, Edward A. While the stock has been moving The Sodality of St. Joseph's church nf t( en t w th 1 1 Baksa a delegation from the Carteret Wom- Lloyd, Mi's, lsudure Zimmerman, rapidly, many bargains still remain Catholic Church where, at 9:30 a ode in the shuttle car that plies be- ""• , -' , ,h ' ? a" .? * ., high mass of requiem was offered for will meett onight in the home of Miss ween the borough and Carteret | fanned- 1 hen 1-rank Pol walked up an's Club to the Kiddie Keepwell Mrs. L. Sotfennaii, Mrs. Emanuei and shoppers are urged to note these Mary Filosa in Grant avenue and to the lat and epp yesterday, taking with them a Lefkowitz, Mrs. Isadore Brown, Mrs. valued before buying. Such goods as the repose of the soul by Rev. Father unction pn the Kastline system. I u P « decided to end it Joseph Dziadosz. make further plans for aiding with ! right there and then. He won his quantity of jame, jelliea, children's H. Mittleman, Mrs. Kulph Weiss, bathing slits, pillow cases, sheets, the parish picnic July 31. games and magazines. The articles Mrs. Monis Katznelson, Mrs. Abe toweling, muslins, cretonnes, tapes- Mr. Liaicki was a native of Poland Woman's Club To Hold i own game, aa the saying goes, with and came to Carteret about thirty a single down the third base line to were donated by members of theZuckor, Mrs. Edward Hopp, Mrs. Leo tries and hundreds of other materials Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gunderson, Flower Show September 9 club. The women found that the boys Rockman, Mrs. Abe Chodosh, Mr. are being offered in this great money years ago. For fifteen years he was score Mayorek who had previously employed at the plant of the U. S.Agneae, Harriet and Ralph Gunder- stolen second. from Carteret are making satisfac- and Urn. Kobtentz, Mrs. Aaron Ra- saving event. If Woodbridge shop- son left today to visit Canada. The Carteret Woman's Club will Frank Poll, besides furnishing tory gains in weight at the camp. binowitz, Mrs. Max Glass, Mrs. Dora pers nave found bargains here before Metals Refining Company. He ia sur-« old the annual flower show IJII Sep- the hit that won the game, pitched Jacoby, Mrs. Robert Chodosh, Mr. this event will amaze them. vived hy u widow, Catherine, a sister, Mia. Staaia Bodoshcski, of Perth A special meeting of the Jr. Slo- ember 9. The place where the show one of the sweetest games of hia and Mis. Joseph Blaukopf and Mrs. Amboy, five sons, Stephen, Walter, vak Social Club will be held Friday nil be held will be announced later. career. He fanned nine and walk- CARD OF THANKS Leo U. Brown. night at the parish hall at 8 o'clock. he arrangements are in charge of: ed only two men. He pitched four- Boj Took Wheel [•'rank Jr., John, and Edward, and a We, the undersigned desire tu take daughter, Stella, all of Carteret. Mrs. Hugh Jones, Mrs. T. J. Nevill, teen scoreless innings, eleven of this method of expressing our thanks Stanley Deln, 13, son of Mr. and Stork Vinti Andrei Home Mm. Louis Ruderman, Mrs. William them in succession. and appreciation for those who aided Sacred Hearts Back At lira. John Deln, of, 7 Pasaaic street, Mr. Lisicki waa a communicant of Uagan and Mrs. Emanuel Lefkowitz. The box score: us in ouH recent bereavement in the -was captured and turned over to thethe Holy Family Church, and a mem- A son was born Sunday at 8 a. m. Heart* (3) Home On Sunday Afternoon ber of the II. and A. Polish National in the Rahway Memorial Hospital to [death of our devoted husband and police Sunday afternoon by persons A.B. E. H. E•if'fatheri , Prank Lisicki, who died on Alliance, and the Holy Family So- Police Sergeant and Mrs. John An- Cooney's All Stars Win Hack ut home after u thrilling nf- who followed him from Sewaren dres, of Roosevelt avenue. The new M,yoreki 3b 7 Friday of last week. We especially Beach where he stole a new bicycle ciety. 2 Game* Over Week-End | BBawsa, lb desire to thank the members of the teen inning game last Sunday after- The interment was in the family arrival weighs eight pounds. belonging to a, crippled boy of Aven- Cooney's All Stars took both ends f- PoH, p 0 Polish Roman Catholic Union of Am-, noon, the Sacred Hearts will meet el. The wheel waa returned to theplot in St. Stephen's cemetery in M ¥o 3S 6 erica, the Polish National Alliance of the Sheridan A. C. of South Amboy the United States, Chief of Police at Leibig's hold Sunday afternoon. eating the Woodbridge Tigers, 10 I> lunlla, c 5 Henry J, Harrington and the mem-tTh<> Hearts are in for a tough tussle To Have Straw Ride Sunday .o 5, in the first game, and the Stan-1 "oman, « • 6 ben of the police department, those ' *or the Sheridans beat the Blue Jays of uth v dard A. C, 4 to 0. Thwinnine victorieg streas exk- I.<• Gaivanek.J • p»u. 2bf .,,64 1 8 0 who sent flowers, the bearers, Under- S° R' «r while the Blue Jays At a meeting held Tuesday night, Nieman, rf .6 0 1 taker Joseph Lapinski of South ln return took the Hearts into camp the Jr. Slovak Social Club made final .ended the All Stars' o four straight. River, and all other* who comforted earlier in the season. The Hearts' Direct Factory Sale arrangements for a straw ride to be 53 3 10 us with their kindness and sympathy, lineup will be the same as that used held Sunday, July 24, to Hopewell, Junior A. C. Defeat* South Amboy A. A. (i) lllst N. J., Anthony Olsavsky and Anna ' Mrs. Frank Usicki und family. week. ONE DAY ONLY, SATURDAY, JULY 23rd All Stars By 7 to 3 A.B. R. H. E. Fisher are in charge of the affi • -— ISwitzer, cf FROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Also, final plans have been made for a sport dance to be held August 7, The Junior A. C- defeated the All Edwards, 2b ,. 6 the committee in charge are: An-Stars over the week-end by a 7 to 3 S. Jankowgki, ss 6 thony Olsavsky, Thomas D'zuriUa, score. Sarik and Kubicka were the J. Kyan, 3b 0 John MedveU, John Mayorek, A, opposing pitchers. BuUnan, c 5 ALEX LEBOWITZ MEN AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AT Bauingaitntjr and Jacob Kovacs The box score: I Clark, lb 6 Bud Lee and his Virginian^ will fur- Junior A. C. (17) ' 8, Urfeanik, If 6 SELECT GROCERIES nish the music for this occasion. . AB B H A.0ibanik,rf 6 FINE MEATS V»rg», rf „ 6 0 0 WUM, p 4 I out; By F. Poll, »-, by IS. Bases on balls: Off F. AND A LARGE VARIETY U 1 8; off Wilos, 3. SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ThU l» in opportunity to H AMERICAN BEAUTY SHOP P. Ban*, e Americans Take Forfeit Win; lb.20o Doard, Hk - 1 GOLDEN WEST FOWL ... ,_.^..... it ]e»| t\m actual manuf«ct 0 To Play At 3*w«n» Sunday lb. **• r 1 GENUINE SPRING LEGS OF LAMB i '•• DON'T OVERLOOK THIS CW1 I 5 . Wken the Workers ot Perth Am? 4 0 .1 toy {ailed to show up last Sunday VEAL CHOPS lb. lfe * « 1 |£ the CepMTf orfc* Hud, the umpire »aM J 9 0 Wn»ded tto tape by forfeit to the HOME-MADE SAUSAGE, Link or Loot* (8 mmtbs to 1 0 | A****** A'lwiehiw. b» to 0. -lb. *» LMAUSN; i to* Anericana Will Uke FRESH SPARE W& Mmufiu*iir«r of Bi to r l CARTERET PRESS PAGE TWO FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932 rv:iM*wl In Nc 3 Hal g ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN in. ...id Mother Discovert Lost n lliicli. «IIP "".«. • A man nn do what h« oagM to do All official! of Mount Ida, Ark., nr« Ki»i Mary Louise Daughter Through Dream rmtimnint of "liloh «•'* '""' rt"*""^ •ml when he my* he cannot. It to nnd HIP plrl *••>» her rtaoKhler. he "111 not- Frl<-ht«. Women. Elyrln, Ohlfc-The dndlns of Iier retiring |o make * scene, she fol- Br H. LOUIS RAYBOLD daughter In a rpsrnnrnnt Iwre nflorjfl FUN FOR EVERYONE Miwi> thfin 7.1 per cm!" of the women yenrs resulted frnm n drenm, \fri lowed Iri'iie 10 s rooming hons*. qin» In New Zenlnnd rote. tlonln/t the landlady *"d ih* glrfs McCluri> Nrwipuprr Xrmll»U.) William Qulnn, the mother, «njm. IWN1! H«rvl<«> In tho pnnlcslrltken flight °' n itrc-nl trout for people of northern France twfore the are upward of W>,()(IO bounty ihops. "L Q." luMooed Jusl below hrr left arm ma to see yon nil ngnln. Give advance of the German nrmy during pit Tattooing of children ««s ens- Mary Louise a kl»n urn! «Bk her If she the World wnr the girl, Irene, then two Thorp lire now B12 worn*!: In th« lomary with mothers In the Frnx-h remembers her 'Cousin Wnrnffi.'" years old, was scpnnited from her wid TTniM Stnten licensed to operate sir war none • Mury Uulse'i mother looked up owed mother. plflnes. from the letter she had been rending While Mrs. Qulnn spnrrhpil In vnln LAURENCE HARBOR aloud nnd smiled at her pretty daugh- for her the child wns found hy Conn P«M to L»»d Prit«» C«p Only women who run rmifl and write ter curled up In the chair opposite. dlnn soldiers, beonme the regimental Jackson, Mlrti.-lnmaiw »f flnellsh or Rpnnlgh are eligible to vote mnscot, will turned over to « »ar ref- state prison here will «»rk i.W In Forto Rico. "1 guess," Bhe "aid, "tbnt Oualn Warren has forgotten Jmt how big a uge society, was adopted h.v n French acres of the prison farms this sum woninn, cits' off by hpr, mH nn English mer, with 22.1 acres of pea* the first Qneen Mury of England personally girl you have grown I" "And who?" nuked Mary Louise, "Is clrl. nnd finally made her wny with her planting of the season. superintended the laying out of the friend to the United Stilted, renchlng BEACH gardens at Buckingham palace this Cousin Warren?" "Well, to begin with, dear, he Isn't KlyflB. There the two obtained work aprlnj. Cat Adopta Sqnlrnl An ideal famfly beach retort — the only one in Mid- really your cousin. He'f the son of a In a stnrklnn factory. It was shortly titter the girl reached Bardstown, Ky.~A Uuliy squirrel dlesex County — clean beach — safe bathing — CIOM Woost«r college conferred an hon- very dear friend of mine. At the time the Ohio town that the mother says has been adopted by a linu^ mi orary de«xe« of "lllterarom human- of her death Wnrren came to us for to home. she begun to dream of her daughter. here. &|ulrrel and alums nnrse to lorom doctor," or dottor of letters of a little visit. He mnst have been- Always the girl wns In a restaurant, gether anil receive the sitme itrmmiliir hnmonltles npon Mrs. fierhert Hoover well, about sixteen at that time and from city to city Mr» (Jultin went, . DANCING • M the city of Wooster, Ohio, eele- you were five, or six. He let you tag Ml Snilk St., PERTH AMBOY culling at rcstnurnnis. Flnnlly she hrnlwl Its one hundred end twentj- around after him and was much more — Please mention this paper when Naxl to Rakr Friday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings flfth innlrertnry. friendly to you than hoys of that age came to « restminint In Klyrln. A clrl buyinj from ad Special Entertainment usmlly are to little girls." Music by Harry Hendricks' 9 Piece Orchestra BYPATHS OF HISTORY "And now," mused Mury Louise, "he must be—why*, nearly thirty years oltfl Admission: Ladies or Gentlemen 40c Oh, I guests he's so old that It's quite • Nnpnleon left his Muff boi to Lady all right for me to be accepting a kiss Holland. from hlml" If Hrs. Sumner smiled inwardly at FOR CHILDREN Jtilliw Cowmr received 23 wounds at Mary Louise's calm assumption that the hnndi of hit nssnsslns. Merry-Go-Round 2 Rides for Sc thirty years spelled a privileged age, : : Other Rides 5c : : she gave us sign. Certainly Warren Of the mannscrlpts of the Greek would seem mature to her daughter Playground Equipment » Safe Bathing orator Demosthenes, 170 are extant compared to the crowd of youngsters with whom she ordinarily traveled. The pre-Columbian Mexicans and Knowing t little of what blB life had Peruvians nppear to have had no > BATHING • been, she could well Imagine that he money of any kind. Use of Bath Houses on Week Days 25c would prov* »ven older than hla year*. Perhaps, had she known all that On Sunday and Holidays . 50c The Emperor Cnllgnla spent In less was going on In the mind of her than a year 1118,000,000 received by daughter, she would have been him from the estate of Tiberius. alarmed, for the young woman, as she FAMILY PASSES- listened to an account of Warren's Aeschylus (525-456 B. C), Greek life, had arrived at a singular concin- We are now issuing family passes to the Bathing dramatist, fought at the tattles of sion. | Beach $3.00 for entire season Mnrathon, Salamla and Platoea. As a starter, the would borrow Asoka, king of Uaghada, "one of Trlxle Horton's lipstick, Janice Rob- the greatest sovereigns that ever ruled ert's new shell-tint rouge, nnd Clare PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE In India," la supposed to have erected Brayton's "How To Behave In So- 84,000 monasteries In honor of Buddha. ciety." She would rend up on a cou- Electricity in the Home ple of the latest plays, a few of the more sophisticated magazines, and Pretty Thought Now that the winter is over, it is time to think of shorten her sports aklrt another Inch. Oray hairs seem to my fancy like next winter's coal supply. A kiss to Mary Louise Indeed! — The Kitchen — the light of a soft moon, silvering over Warren Wayne looked about him CLOCK Price of coal is lowest right now and the quality is the evening of Ufa.'—Rlchter. of the best. with Interest as lie got down from We handle only the reliable products from Wyoming the trnln. Then he sent an Inquiring If you are not making full use of electricity in the kitchen, and Lehigh regions. look towards theknot of people gath- you are missing the chance of saving yourself unnecessary effort. Telephone call will bring our man to your home with ered on the platform. any information desired regarding your requirements. Suddenly, something drew his eyes over to a small car, and at that ID- Electric refrigeration eliminates the bother JOHN RYMSHA, Mgr.< start a slender hand waved to him. Hurrying over, he saw a hashing of the old fashioned refrigerator; the electric young thing evidently sure that he was dish washer takes care of the dreaded after STATE COAL & SUPPLY CORP. the person for whom she was waiting, 991 State Street Perth Amboy, (Maurer), N. J. although he himself was by DO means dinner job of washing dishes; the electric food certnin. "Are you, by .any chance, Mr. ELECTRIC MIXBB Telephone Perth Amboy 4-2332 . Wayne?" mixer saves the physical effort of cake making "I'll say I am I" he replied promptly, etc; the electric ventilator drives out the cook- End of Honeymoon looking curiously at the scarlet-lipped, WE CLEAN The honeymoon Is over when she black-lashed girl before him whose ing fumes. cheeks glowed with a radiance liberal- ANY HEATING PLANT looks ncruss her fnllnr's tnlile and gays, "DCHT, I Uon't thluk you're try- ly If not quite skillfully applied. AND CHIMNEY with lug very hnrd to find u Job,"—Ohio "I am Mrs. Snmner's daughter," If you are building a new home or rewiring drawled Mary Louise. "Please, stow the Latest Vacuum State Journal. the old one, call on die Public Service Light- Suction Cleaner. away your luggage la back and hop along In, I fancy the station man ing Department for help. Their services are A Clean Furn.c. Will Siva 1-3 will see to your trunk." of th« CM] Coit Shu swung awuy up the main street, available without obligation to you. NEW TUXEDOS one hand carelessly on the wheel, with At The Lowest Price of an air that would have distinguished $6.00 a sportier model of car than the flivver TO HIRE- she was driving. PVBLIC®SERVICE For Particular* Write or So this was his old friend, Mar; Including Shirt— REFRIGERATOR Phonoi "You may search Louise I Well, well, well I Then he AMI DISH VASHE1 Latest Styles At A PORT READING COAL gave himself up to picking out old SMALL COST high and low but landmarks along the way. & SUPPLY CO. you will not find a Meanwhile, of what was Mary WOODBRIDGE AVENUE MADISON CLOTHES SHOP Louise thinking? She waa, for one PORT READING, N. J. 279 M»di«on Ave., Perth Amboy store superior to the tiling, wondering Just what her moth- *r would Bay when she saw her. She Phone Woodbridge 9-0728 Telephone P. A. 4-1370 Kresge Department had not yet had that pleasure, for Mary LouLse had made a back-door Store in either ser- exit, merely calling out a good-by to Dependable Used Cars her mother who sat ou the side porch. vice or merchan- And then she waa also thinking that dise. And at no thirty was not as ancient as she had Imagined. And nobody had thought to Nice clean cars in excellent mechanical store are prices any mention tlie fact thut Warren was The Tremont handsomer thun her favorite movie lower.These are rea- star of ttie moment. condition. An exceptional lot for you to On the Beach sons why so many Hlie wished, Just a little, that ahe SEA GIRT, NEW JERSEY hud left tlie iniikuup business alone. choose from. (Adjoining Spring Lake) women, these days, Or, at least, tlmt she had not gone are saying — 'Let's Into It on mu'h u heavy scale. Mrs. Simmer came down to meet 1931 CHEVROLET LANDAU PHAETON Private bathing beach — select Switch to Kresge's'l" them. "My dear boy, she cried, and 1931 NASH 8 CYLINDER SEDAN | patronage. Rooms en suite with took Warren In tier anus much as she had when he lmd come to her, moth- 1931 FORD CABRIOLET ' . bath, every room with ocean erless, years ago. Then she caught view, tennis courte, three 18-hole sight of her daughter, .fust for an in- 1931 FORD COUPE . golf courses easily accessible, KRESGE Mtunt words seemed to fall her. Then, splendid fishing', splendid saddle "(toodnesB gracious!" she exclaimed. 1931 FORD DE LUXE COUPE horses, children's bathing pool. Department Store "Have you been rehearsing again for that silly play? Do run upstairs and 1931 FORD COUPE WITH RUMBLE SEAT Kates start (American) at $24.50 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY weekly up. May we forward fur- wash your fuce or Warren will never 1930 FORD TOWN SEDAN i believe you are the sauia sweet little t h e r information! Telephone you dr'tvt down Spring Lake 3128. girl he used to let beat him at cro- 1929 NASH STANDARD 6 COUPE . t, ' to Newark, use (be spe- quet I" cial parking facilities Warren stayed on all summer. One I 1929 NASH SPECIAL 6 COUPE, TWIN IGNITION ^ HARRY F. SHIER we have provided. day, near the- end of his visit, he 1931 FORD PANEL DELIVERY Owncrihip-MantgeniaBt took Mrs. Sumner aside for a little talk. Afteru'ards, he hunted up Mary 1929 DODGE COUPE PICK-UP Utilise and found her busy with her sewing out under the trees. "I uBked your mother," he said gent- MANY OTHERS ly, "if she ever gave you the klsa I sent you. She said she hadn't and gave me permission to give It to you myself. You see, the girl I sent It to wns the one I have always carried TRUCKS . . . DELIVERIES with me." Opening the back of his watch, he disclosed a faded little snapshot of a TRACTORS curly-haired child that looked out at one with lovely, steadfast gam "And wen If ohu had grown taller," he went 1 ou. "I Btlll see in iier so much of Niat Our one week exchange privilege is your|bett fUftr» sains darling little girl. Do yon think you could ever care to accept that antee against a bad bargain. kins? How about U. Mary Louise?" And Mury Uuise slipped Into his Ou the Beach Front at arms an If she had always belonged The ADMIRAL Cool Cape May, N. J. there. LIBERAL TERMS A beautiful modern fireproof hotel offering accommodations of th« —. A Claaeifled Adv, Will SeU It — *. . highest typ«—3S0 rooms with Watt. ',,.,. ~ | Rates Exceedingly Modest ; i -"•! v ,„ GOLF — TENNIS — BOATING ! fi SURF BATHING DIRECTLY FROM HOTEL, Fayette Dsed Car • : ' , . OUTDOOR SEA WATER SWIMMING POOL , Association V ,.,{ \. f,_.' CONCERT AND DANCE ORCHESTRA " On New Brunswick Ave., Between Oak and 0* Tb* Old Uhigh Valley Frrifht HUM "&i SOCIAL HOSTESS " ' •• •'> ' 66 Maiil Strwt r WOODBRIDGE. N. 4, Op«xEv«iint« rul»i00 ' . ( ' CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932 LOST GIRL TELLS New Deal for Hoboet Is POP-EYED POLICE Planned by Conference ASTONISHING TALE SLATS' DIARY Knrnni City. Mo. The problem of the hobo, th» trump, nnd th<> bum. wnn Story Covers Two Continents BY ROSS FARQUHAR ntudlfri1 »t Ipfic'h liy the Mlwniirl- Knnxa* conference for dorlnl welfare, FERNWOOD Horn and Takes in War in Eng- THE PAULDS DAIRY Mil In the study the Iwho bpcnm<>"th« SLATS DIARY LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. land 6 Years Ago. Friday—Pa had hia pitcher tuk a local hoiwlww man." tew days a jo and when he biting Any community. th<> confer*!** gm- C. A. HINKLE, MGR. .—If you'd ask mmt'lltttt home the proofs cldml, owp» a definite responsibility to (Formerly of Woodbridge, N. J.) InSt seven -year-old girls tn (ell you a of his pitrher ma men of thin typfc, *hd, whlln this re- "Select Milk" divided tie wood sponsibility hud for III" mofit part story you'd probably get one about * SOLD IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS lite bear and n little-bear, or about half to go threw bwn awpted in the p«''. *t, pursued the wrotif different. Her itory goes over two that j course, the Mpertu s»»«rted. F< did continents and takes In a war In Eng- wrunir the door thorn who gave with a cynicism rivaled

FINEST BATHING BEACH IN VILLAGE •*. In ml about six yours ago, all the nnl- Ml pn thot he only by that of the transient, and nmls In Lincoln pnrk, one timmma who wns ft salesman those who regarded tlie men with iu» KIVPS her bnlile* nwny and another and pn told him plclon. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TOURISTS he diddent. want Now, It w»i agreed, "thf neamnal one who adopts bnbleg regularly, gome nn thing. h<> sed kind uncles In Thllndelphln and Wood he had n good migratory worker" nnd "th« local stuck nnd n couple of corporations and Raddlo plrmty of homeleM man" should get « new deal COTTAGES IN CONNECTION WITH HOTEL it nillroiul. silver wear A a —« deal tn which a definite trend In After henrlng the story all through, hran new ottomo- treatment would h# preserved, not lhe Central police are convinced Hint bcol find real Es- only In a community, but In a whol* tate and sum (food sectlonsol the country. (I) Gertrude Is a person fated to stocks in bonds WRITE FOR BOOKLET AND RATES Rrent adventure, or (2) flertrude la B budding, novelist of great promise. tucked away in the hank, and then p» wd Wtiut are you selling and Cold, Hunlgry, and Lott the Stranger replyed and sed I am Ortrude was found wandering In not, f»p|Ji(f rmthing 1 am the, Tax .liirkson boulevnii near Well* street A recently. To a passerby she com Sunday-^wcll ole Annie Blunt plained (lint she was cold and hungry. nays she mite aa well eamit Sueslde Me fed her" In a restaurant and called but she killed hor dog instcd of ca- the police Patrolmen William Fuller mittitifr Nuesidp. She thot she seen HOOVER Rebuilt Like H and Arthur Smith took her to the sta ft mun under the bed last nite and ew tlon nnd she gave them the history ot cum to find out it was just a ole Shoe the dog went and drug in. HE WILL her short but vnrled life. , Munday—well after going to "I was born," she anld, "In New Sunday skool and chirch yesterday Electric On/y $OO.95 York. Multima's nnme was Jean Luch- & staying home frum the pitcher GET HIS fllnjjer. Daddy—all I know about him show lass nite thia morning when Is thnt he got killed ID the war to I got up why pa give me a job mow- Money's Worth Knglnml six years ago. ing the yd. and wamhing the car Cleaner 28 and then sed I must take a Bath so "Four years ago mamma gave me I wood be nice & clean when my THE man who makes to another hidy. I don't know thai Sunday skool teecher cum to are it nn invariable prac- lady's Dame, but I began calling her house for Supper, linger I live mamma. So I had two mammal. The the luckier I think these ao.called J.HIS machine has the beating, sweeping, tice to include milk first one came to see me now and then, Fatherless children ia. Try Our euction-cleaning principle that won for the Hoover its place as th« iii his luncheon menu hut she lives In Philadelphia with Teuaday—The Republican Cana- Chocolate Uncle Jack Phillips. date and the Democrat Cafciadate will reap a harvest in "()h, yes, I have a lister, too. Her are quarlmg the DeDmocrat says finest electric suction cleaner on the market. The original price was the Republican i a th«*tf & a no Egg Nog nnnie Is Alice May, and She lives with 9 $65. It has been thoroughly rebuilt. Most of its parts are new. All health and energy. Uncle Hill and Aunt Jennie at Wood- Nuthing and the Republican says the Democrat is a dum Bell & a stuck, 111. . ' robber. Pa duasent no witch 1 to have been retinished. It will work like a new machine and it With Just a little prompting from vote for becuz he thinks they are an admiring group of policemen, Ger- Both writee. looks like one. With its guarantee for a year, thl> reconstructed trude continued her yarn. Wensday—Mrs. Gillem had her Hoover is splendid value at $28.95. THE PAULUS DAIRY Baby and Pup, Too. Mind set on a Trip to the See shore "My second mamma worked for the so Mr. Gillem bout her ia Sun Lamp Western Electric In New York. Bu1 insted. so she can get tanned. This Hoover has been adjusted for performance at th« seven months ago she adopted a lit- Roberta Flinch Bays she. admars NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. men who smakes a pipe. They are tle baby. Three weeks ago we came not all ways useing her Cigarette. factory and was subjected to the same tests and inspection — DAILY SERVICE to Chicago on the train. We all lived Teusday—na l&yed his glasses on that are given brand-new Hoover cleaners. In a house close to the park wltii ail a table at the printing shop today New Brunswick Perth Amboy South Amboy the animals In it Let's see: there was & 1 of the men. witch wirks there mamma and the baby and me and the dropped the Towel on his glasses Highland P&rk Sewaren Parlin pup and a colored maid. Her name & broke them. Coarse sum people Our supply of these ntachlne* Metuchen Carteret Sayreville was Ella. never seen a Printing shop Towel, woddent understand because they is limited. Order yours today* Ford* Woodbridge South River "Three days ngo .mamma said she was going back to New York. So we TELEPHONES: all got Into a taxi—oil bat Ella—and Only a small increase in price when purchase! went to a station. Mamma put me THE BARD AND THE AUTO New Brunswick 2400 - P. Amboy 4-2360 • So. Amboy 206 nnd the little dog and the little baby • on terms of on the floor and bought the tickets. The London Observer thus quotes Then she picked up the baby and the Shakespeare *m' the automobile: down and *O a month dog and got on the train and left me." r Since that, according to Gertrude, "0 most wicked speed 1" ("Hamlet," she hud shifted for herself. The first I, a). two nights, she said, pleasant women gnve her sleeping quarters tn "nice "Whence Is this knocking*" ("Mac- clean beds." beth," II, 2). "Last night," she added casually, "1 leaned up against a Bhack all night." "How the wheel becomes It 1' The police oeul Gertrude to the Ju ("Hamlet," IV, R). venile detention home and asked the KNEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE * FORDS • hU authorities In New York and Philadel- "This Lapwing runs away with the FRIDAY - SATURDAY — July 22 - 23 phia to seek her Telutives. While this Shell!" ("Hamlet," V. 2). IT PAYS search was In progress a call was re- LEO CAR1LLO in "LASCA OF THE RIO GRANDE" ceived at the Des Plalnes street po- "Thou hast wore out thy pomp' TO BUY also 2nd Episode "Heroes Of The West" lice Btation. A woman Informed the ("Borneo and Juliet, II, 4}. desk seageant that her seven-year old QUALITY with Noah Beery, Jr. daughter, Oertrude Luohslnger, had "Will this gear ne'er be mended?" Two Reel Comedy Special Fox News been missing from her home at 320 (Trollus and Cresslda," I, 1). GOODS South Ashland nvenue since early In SUNDAY — JULY 24 ONLY the afternoon. And so the police knew "You shall see how I handle her' On the Screen that Gertrude Is a novelist. ("Measure for Measure," V, 1), "COHENS AND KELLYS IN HOLLYWOOD" "Give me Swift for transportation with GEORGE SIDNEY - CHARLES MURRAY Boston Firemen to Be ("Trollus and Cresslda," ID, 2). —Also— BING CROSBY COMEDY MGM News Events Trained as Sea Divers "To climb steep hllla requires slow Boston.—Diving npparntus and a pace at first" ("Henry VIII," I, 1). PVBLICWSERVICE EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION SUNDAY NiGHtf©NLY squad of firemen specially trained In ON THE STAGE deep sea diving were recently added "How dost thon know that, const* >ut FRED O'BRIEN AND HIS BAND to the Boston tire department. The We?" ("Measure for Measure," H, 1). new equipment can be utilized In with Singers, Dancers and Entertainers freeing persons trapped In submerged vehicles. MONDAY - TUESDAY — July 25 -126 LEE TRACY in "YOUNG AMERICA" Largest and Smallest —Also— Watches Put on Display JOAN BLONDELL in Philadelphia.—The largeBt watch "THE FAMOUS FERGUSON CASE" ever made, weighing 5(5o pounds and Cartoon Comedy Fox Newt standing 43 Inches high, was placed DEPENDABLE on exhibition here with the smallest, Wednesday • Thursday — July 27 - 28 weighing one-quurter of an ounce. "THE STRANGE LOVE OF MOLLY LOUVAIN" with ANN DVORAK TRANSPORTATION, QUALITY and Also — "IMPATIENT MAIDEN" with LEW AYRES PARAMOUNT Mennaid Comedy Graham McNamee Newt Events PUBUX THEATRES REPRESENTATION ALL (Except Sun. PERTH AMBOY SEATS 10c - - 25c Eve.) YOU ARE ASSURED OF ALL THREE WHEN YOU PURCHASE A USED CAR FROM US. WE REPRESENT PERFECT SOUND-COOLEST SPOT-PERFECT ORDER 4 Dayi Starting OUR USED CARS HONESTLY AND PRICE THEM ON PRESENT DAY MARKET VALUE. NOTHING ADD- Sat. - July 23rd Constance Bennett ED TO TAKE CAR ON.TRADE INS. YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICE THE SAME WHETHER YOU HAVE A lu THE DOLLAR MEDICAL CLINIC" "What Price USED CAR TO TRADE IN OR NOT. / The high purpose of this moderately priced clinic1 developed accord Hollywood" ing to the ideas of that great philanthropist, Dr. Julius Kosenwuld, of Chi- Play cago, ill to give the public medical advjee, uxuiuinuliun, tix-ntnu-nt and FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS IS OUR MOTTO. medicines at moderate pric.ea to combat thu existing conditions. All who —SCREEN O— •Qff«r from any disease will bo treated by an able and competent doctor Every Sat. Nite At IF YOU PLAN TO BUY A GOOD USED CAR DON'T BUY ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU HAVE LOOKED OVER Who h»s been trained in the treatment uf the sick for 25 years. 9 P. M. The Bye, Ear, None, Throat, Sinus and Tonsil Department is in charge 3 Dsy« Starting OUR OFFERINGS. of a specialist in those branches and each and every patient will have hia Wed. • July 27th ".Rebecca of Sunny personal attention and have their eyus examined for any'diseased condi- COME IN TODAY — DON'T DELAY WE CAN HELP YOU SAVE MONEY. tions of the eyes os well us * careful examination for their eye sight, also Brook Farm" Ralph Bellamy special examinations for their none, tin out and t>ara and those conditions Marion Nixon cuefully treated and glasses furnished fur their eyes if necessary. The 3—1931 CHEVROLET COACHES 1—1«31 FORD DE LUXE TUDOR elinia will be open daily, all other ailments will also be treated including: MAJESTIC 2—1929 CHEVROLET COUPES kidney, bladder and skin troubles. Electrical treatments (ftven for rheu- 4-011M1 2—1930 DE SOTO SEDANS ttfttic condition*, neuritis and neuralgias. Charge per visit is f 1.00. Elec- 2—1928 JORDAN SEDANS 1—1931 CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE trical treatments, f 1.00. All x-rays the clinic will charge just one iialf the prte, toother institution. CUnic Hour. ALWAY A GOOD SHOW 1—1930 PONTIAC SEDAN 1—1929 FORD DELIVERY Moral**!—8-10;30 A. M. Tuea., Thure. and Saturday* 2—1929 FORD TUDOR SEDANS 1—1930 FORD ROADSTER SSSSw-7- 8:80 P.M. 2-5:80 P.M. And by appointment. 1—1928 HUDSON COACH 1—1929 OLDSMOBtLE COUPE Charge* for g-huaes in the clinic includes; (a) examination of eyai b 10 A 28c LKkjtbn I 10 & 38c and eye tight; ( ) gl*w«>i; <£) frames; (d) case and wipe cloth; (e) ad- PERTH AMBOY juatment of toe glasses. ... CARS ARE SOLD WITH A SIX DAY EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE Children's gluaai'up to U years of age $• - *7 no higher charge, low- SAT. - SUN. > MON. . TUES.

•ot tquivalim't price found elsewhere $10 - |18. Julr J3 - 24 - *5 - 2» QUwea for adults, M . $• no higher charge, lowest equivalent price LIBERAL TERMS — OPEN EVENINGS found elsewhere |12 - »16. • "Million Dollar Log*" Bifocals, twu pair of glasses in one niece ground in for people panl —with— 40 »eaw of age 110 • $11 no higher charge, lowest equivalent) price found eUawhare |lT-|82-»8Q. , JACK OAKIE • W. C. FIELDS All lenses and frames are first class. Guaranteed made for you to your I L.YPA RftBERTI • BEN TURPU1 measure «fter you are carefully examined. You have d.uite a selection oi JEFFERSON MOTORS, Inc. ' i to choow from: White gohj fitted frwow, flesh color gold WED. • THURS.. FRI. any oth.tr latest d«4|Ai Wi ftyl« n ers and their interests are common. If some, have a little more ford a new Issue take more than Ger- they used to believe In dragons and WOODBRIDGE f»n. ht» vacation but he waa on the job and he trailed the car. short time ago for the American wUl guard your general health. Dental Association. many can pay, turn to this country unlconu." v It is aald that he called up twice but that little attention Neglect them, aud you will have to The American dental bill, au- pay heavy Indemnities In time, dis- »nd say, "Bee how generous we are! Bbaw !• mlsUkeu. There have bean NEW YORK * WM p#id to his reports; that he kept after the car until finally comfort aud money. Now you ought to forget about the rind there are great men and women. thorities t»f, is high not because CANDY KITCHEN }*til« men in it made their quick strike at tha bank and their people go to dentists xonluljr for Their health is Invaluable to money you leut ui." Pasteur wait one, Ediaon another, a oaeciv-up on their teeth, tt is your physical well-being. The dlstlngulihed Bugs Baw, ob- peralcue, Tycho Brahe, Kepler, Galileo hliulug, by j^ ay, from nix different Inte reporting ttv« robbery nf the bank, Men were rushed beflM, *U4 tke* the/ are foree* "wtc guilt" quesllou, stUfgenU that the W CANDIES AND l« CftBAll t» «t (pedal, expensive dental at- (Tkk wwtmiptr will 6< aUd to f*» "guilt" be hauoad un»ulmou»iy to countries. the scene 'tfeM'tM %was too late <*im

Leo Hart And Mike Poll Donovan Gives Eight JOE MEDWICK WINS Carteret A. A, Forfeit Victory Gives Pastry Tied For Hitting Honors Hits. Pastry Wins GAME FOR HOUSTON In Even Break First Place; Boys Club Topples Texai newapaperi bring up the Boys Club Players Tied For Batting Crown In First Half 0*Dick Ke«ps Blow* Well Scat- flad tidingt that our own Jo« Defeat* Crack Holy Trinity Pastry Awarded ft to 0 Forfoit Triumph Over Fore«t«rs Wbo M«dwick won lul MoncUy't fame Hare Only Sorem Men On Field — Boyi Club Topple For Twilight League Race With .474 Batting Average _ Jest tered and Pastry Wallops Nine Of Sayreville, 7 to S, Sullivan Third — Poll and Masculin Tied For Homers — for H out ton with a lingU in th* Second Straight Week — Harritan't Team Decisively De- Colored Stara—Score 7 to 4. ninth inning. The tcor« wat 2 After Losing To New Jersey feated By Himacs, 14 to 7 — Himacs Gain Tie With For- Jew SuHivan Leads In Trple* _ Bill D'zurilla Has Mo*t to 1 and it w«i Joc'i hit that Reformatory. esters For Second Place — Boys Club In Cellar. Doublet — Sam Smolenski First In Most Hits. Dick Donovan held the Perth Am- brought in the winning ran. boy Colored Stars to eight widely In this iam« game, Joe, it ia re- The Pastry Boys today nro lending the Twilight league Leo Hart and Mike Poll, both of the first half champion- scattered hits and the Pastry Boys, The Cartfltet A. A. got an even liably reported, palled off a len- break over the week-end, losing on ship Boys Club team, arc tied for hitting honors in the first representing the Twilight League, ••tional running eatchet, one of race by virtue of a forfeit victory, 9 to 0. over the Foresters scored a 7 to 4 victory Wednesday Saturday and winning Sunday. Sat- the finwt ever teen in Texat Lea- urday afternoon the locals invaded on Tuesday evening at the high school field. Another impor- half of the Twilight League race, each with a batting aver- evening at the high school field, gue hiitory, and in doing to rob' thereby proving once and for all the New Jersey 'Reformatory and tant happening of the week was the collapse of the Boys. Club, age of .474. Jeas Sullivan, star outfielder of the Pastry Boys, bed the hitter out of a tuito home lost a seven-Inning engagement to that they are better players than the first half champs, when Jerry Harrigan's lads took a l.Uto 7 m second with a mark of .44. Mickey D'zurilla is third, Joedusky stars. Previously the two the inmates, 11 to 10. On Sunday teams had battled to a 7 to 7 tie and Including lait Thuriday't game at Sayreville Jerry Harrigan'r nine, shellacking from the Himacs, last night. The victory enabled Elko, fourth, and Mickey Dapolito fifth. the game Wednesday was nicely Joe'i baiting .379, a illght drop playing one of the finest games wit- nessed anywhere, defeated a highly- the Himaca to climb into a tie for second place with the For- Eight players batted over the Leahick 7 20 5 0 .250 playoff. from the pre*iou* week, .400 mark. Besides thoai touted Holy Trinity team, 7 to 5. esters, while the Boys Club is down in the cellar. Collins 2 4 1 0 .250 Dick Donovan pitched one bril- The defeat was the second th? ed, others who were in the ,400J. Troflks 4 12 0 0 .250 liant game. He wag invincible Sayreville tossers had suffered in CARTERET TWILIGHT LEAGUE Hlnaci, 4| B»rt Clab, 7 class were Sam Smolenski and AJ|. Szelag . 6 16 1 1 .250 :hrough the first five innings, hold- something like thirty-five games. Te*ai Staadimg Further evident* of the collaps* Stutzke. As a whole the batting Happy 8 24 5 0 .250 ng the Perth Amboy team scoreless Aces Take Lead The R|hway Reformatory game W. L. Pet. of the Boy* Club, first half winners, averages are exceptionally good. Skocypec . 6 8 1 0 .250 n that time. Meanwhile his com- Pattry B*TI ] 0 1.000 was seen at-the. high school field last Fifteen batted in the .300 group. Was one of those hard hitting af- Casey 8 24 3 0 .250 rades had rolled up a nice seven- fairs, with plenty of scoring. The Htmact 1 1 .500 night when Jerry Harrigan'a team In home runs, Mike Poll and G. Woodhull 5 13 1 0 .231 run lead for hit and coasting along In Junior Circuit locals opened up with a three run Forettart 1 1 .500 was decisively defeated by the Hi- Kootch Masculin were tied in theKasah 7 14 5 2 .214 on this he eased up a bit in the last .,,. „ , _ > . „ rally in the first inning but the in- BOT» Club 0 2 .000 macs, 14 to 7, in one of the bigreat first half with three apiece. Mickey Mitroka A 17 2 0 .177 two innings when the All Stars RuulU of Week surprises of the *eajon. The defeat D'zurilla had two. Karmon 2 6 0 0 .160 scored all their runs. Win Second Succeaatve Game mutt* came back in the same tea- Pattry Boyt, 9| Fomten, 0 (for-dropped the first half chimps down Jess Sullivan led the field in tri-Patocnig 7 20 0 0 .160 Curley Sullivan's double account- To Set Pace In Junior Baie- "'<"lead>. toT-w "oro more foue r irunn thes an. nexd takt gave thee feit). in the cellar, while the Himacn ple* with three. All Stutzke, Andy Siekerka .10 25 1 0 .150 ed for two runs in the lirat inning. ball League — Four-Teamthe inmates a comfortable margin Hlmati, M, Boy. Club, 7. rlimbvd baok into a joint tie with Oalvanek, Mike Dapolito and Mickey Lauter 6 15 0 0 .133 In the second it was Bill Beisel's of 6 to 3. the Foresters for the runner-up D'lurilla all had two apiece. Bill Donovan 5 18 1 0 .111 One-base hit that brought in two Tie For Second Place. position. more tallies. In the fourth tHe { In the fourth the inmates pound D'zurilk, one of the oldtimers in Andres 4 9 2 0 .111 ed five runs off Babs Sielag to in-MOUNTAIN CUMBERS the league, is the leader in two-base J. D'zurilla 3 10 1 0 .100 Pastry made short work of McCas- JUNIOR LEAGUE About last night's game. It was Team Standing crease their lead to 11 to 4. The a complete rout of the Boys Club hits. He has four. Charley Brady, Messick 3 7 1 0 .000 tle, starting pitcher for the All Stars, Carteret A. A. got three runs tack Al Stutike, Leo Hart, Frank Yap 0 .000 and sent him to the dugout with a W. TACKLE HARD TASK by the Himacs. So badly were the Biegert 3 8 0 A" 1 (uui in the sixth inning and then rallied and Curley Sullivan all have three J. Riche/ S 1 0 .000 three run assault. That just about ^CM 2 Boys Club beaten that the Himacs sewed up the game. I .BOO scored in every inning but the lant. apiece. Schein 1 0 0 0 .000 Seek to'Scale Lofty Summits Sam Smolenski was first in total R. Richey 000 Mickey D'zurilla got two for two B The HimH.cs pounded Rudy Mullen while Schmyde Mayorek collected Y!" "C^U" i 1 "5SS short by one run of tieing the score. armind for thirteen runs and almost hits with fourteen. He was closely Rogers 000 Toun Cub* 1 1 .800^ t.^ ,, Szela,«l.o.g ™«*wentt thth»e rout,,t.e ffomr of Nanga Parbat. two in three times up. f tfte ahm fi rn us many hits. Charley Sielag pitch- pressed for honors by Jess Sullivan B. Mullen 000 Young Uku 1 1•> .500nlwi A. A. and allowed eleven hits. The box score: w ed the kiit two Innings for the Boys who had thirteen. Frank Yapchin- Team RecorJt Rangart 0 11626 was the Rahway pitcher. P- Washington.—Ntinga I'arbat la to b« •ki. Joe Elko and Bill D'zurilla Boya Club ....10 277 55 97 '6 .350 Pa»try Boy. J7) Club, replacing Mullen in the fifth, A.B. R. H. E. ReiulU of W««k gave ten hits. Jess Sullivan hit attacked this summer. have twelve apiece. Pastry Boys .... 8 289'54 75 6 .814 homer and his brother, Curley 1 While the Himacs were pummel- M. D'zurilla, c 2 2 2 0 Young Cuba, 11; Ranger*, 10. , y ThlB meant that the world's eighth In runs scored, Jess Sullivan was Himacs 8 208 30 56 1 .269 Carteret Acei, 9; Rockne A. C, 6 ing Rudy Mullen to all corners of Miglecz, 2b 3 2 1 0 Rambler*, S; Young Uk«t, 2. smackehenidsBd a double, getting three hits, highest mountnta Will be stormed by the field, John Rogers pitched a first with nine. Mickey D'surilU Foresters 10 271 54 70 0 .268 bid J. Sullivan, cf 2 1 0 0 Game* OT*T Week-end TS,™IB«, /„, „ climbers Intent on conquering heights and Mike Dapolito each had eight. Moat Official Timw at Bat Turni for a moment to the fairly good game. He had his trou- Sam Smolenski wag up at bat most Smolenski 83 Beisel. lb „ 3 1 1 1 McKinler Rambler, T.. Young - -?8 Bartos, greater than any ever before attained bles of course. But heavy hitting timefe officially and Mickfey JD'tUr Yapchinski 82 H. Sullivan, rf 4 0 1 0 by man. The party of mountaineers, enabled him to pull through victori- rllla got the most bases with his Elko 28 Mayorek, 3b 3 0 2 1 Rockne. A. C. Tl, Young Uke* consisting of Ormnns and Americans ously. He had his worst inning la (Sunday). hits. J. Sullivan 28 Masculin, If 4 0 0 0 widely scattered hits. He had only recently arrived In Indlft, where local the third when the Boys Club scored Rubel, 88 0 0 0 0 Ranger Tl. Carteret Ace* (Sun- The Boys Club walked away with Mul Rum Scored ( one bad inning—in which he walk- guide* will be milled. A bulletin from four runs. the team hitting honors with a bat- J. Sullivan 9 T. D'zurilla, 89 2 0 0 1 ed three men and this coupled with Donovan, p _ 2 1 1 01 The CarteTet Acea held first place the National Geonrnplilc society tells The Himacs hopped on Mullen In ting average of .350. The Pastry M. D'zurilla 8 cf this monntnln that tms lured climb- the first and hammered him for Boys were thirty-six points behind M. Dapolito 8 in the Field Club Junior baseball Aside from that one inning, Bar- 25 7 8 3 ers half around the world. two runs, They picked up two mor« with .314. Both the Himacs and Mott Hiti league today, breaking a three- tos held the Sayreville tossera help- in the next inning, one in the third, Colored All SUr. (4) g y, g l y Eighth Highest Mountain. Foresters fell below the .300 mark. S. Smolensk! 14 lcss fanning nin« of them. His five in the fourth and four in the A.B. R. H. E. team tie, , byy virtue of their 9 to 6 . fanning nin« of them. "Although Nanga Parbnt with nn al- The Boys Club nosed out the Pas-J. Sullivan 13 v presented him with an early fifth to settle the issue beyond any Hippert, If ..._ 4 1 '<*ory over the Rock'ne A. C. SuSunn- mates presentep d him with an y titude of 20,020 feet, Is eighth nmong try Boys for runs scored with fifty- Yapchinski 12 d afternoon at the high school lf>.a ? - - Tu"T" 8 "It prohnbly ranks much cloBer to the total hits, the Boys Club was way McCastle, rf-p 4 1 1 ! g , p u perfect day at bat. He got four cut in front with ninety-seven. Mott Two Bate Hit* 1 ! Young likes, tied for the leadership thatKeaiichak. , former Perth Amboy top of the list when difficulty In climb- 1 Lucas, cf 4 0 0- week ago; fell back into a four- , y for four, including a double and two W. D'zurilla ek ago; fell back into a four Ke h t Ing Is considered. It rises from a rel- 4j TWILIGHT LEAGUE Dawson, lb 3 0 0 01 team tie for second place with ththee e scho,°! ! star i was thh e ldleadini g triples. Joe Trosko got thre* for lual Batting ATerag* Brady ar et e Davis, BS 2 0 0 n MKinlMcKinleyy RmblRamblerr s andd tthhe Young C ff:": t ^tt ; He « ot 9inSle. atively lew bnse, Is furrowed by tre- four as did Chap Thatcher. Stutzke 1 dd uble d^ « * S . for Fir.t Half Van Kline, 2b 3 0 CubsCb . ThThe RamblerRbl s beabt ththe YounYgg ? »»n triple m four trips to the mendous glaciers, nml In surrounded bj The box score: G. AB. R. H, HR. Pet. Hart 3 Ukes Saturday, 8 to 2, and the numerous large bouliler-covcred mo Moore, p „ 2 1 Hinuci (14) R. Mullen 4 10 2 8 0 .800Yapchinski 3 0 Q Young Cubs nosed out the Rangers The box score: rnlnss on the lower slopes that must Smith, rf 1 0 _ ? -. A.B. J. Mullen 3 3 12 0 .666H. Sullivan 3 '_C _1 in ten innings, Sunday, 11 to 10, Carteret A. A. (10) be- clambftred over before the renl climb Mott Three Base Hit* A.B. R, H. E.' Mitroka, 2b , 8 Morris 4 8 3 4 0 .500 30 4 g 1' Ace". 9> R«l"»* A. C, 6 starts. The top mile consist* largely 1 .474J. Sullivan 3 Smolensk!, ss 3 Barna, 3b ._~...~»..™. 4 Hart 7 19 7 9 The score by innings: I The Carteret Aces won their sec- 0 0 of sheer precipices. Glaciers can be Stutzke : 2 2 2 Dapolito, 88 _ V]rum 4 Poll 7 19 7 9 3 .474 All Staras 000 002 2—4ond straighfc-4t game Sundayy alter- J. Sullivan, cf 4 J. Sullivan .... 8 28 9 13 0 .464 A. Galvanek 2 2 2 followed to a certain point; but above Keisel, lb '.'...... ,, 4 P««try Boys .,. _.... 220 300 x-7 noon ..t the high, school field de- the glaciers on the south side there Is M. D'zurilla .. 8 27 8 12 2 .444 Dapolito 2 feating the Rockne A. C, 9 to 6, g.tu™*«> c •• ; - * 1 1 J. Sielag, cf _..,.„ 4 Summary—Two base hit: 15,000 feet still to go, and on tlie A. Galvanek, If 3 Elko 8 28 6 12 0 .428 M. D'zurilla 2 livan. Three base hit: in a hard-hitting game. Each team "-. *ulllva*' rf 3 3 -Dapolito 8 21 8 9 0 .428 Molt Homo Run* used two pitchers. Miglecz, 2b 3 1 0 north Bide, 12,000 feet. J. D'zurilla, c 4 Smolensk!' 10 33 7 14 0 .424 Poll 3 The box score: I Masculin, If 3 1 0 J, Troako, rf 4 In Western Kashmir. Stutzke ~ 8 27 6 11 0 .407 Masculin 3 Carteret Aeei (9) '• I Poll, 3b 1 0 1 Rogers, p 3 0 .391 M. D'zurilla 2 Mayorek, 3b 2 0 0 "Najiga Parbat Is a Himalaya peak, Barn* 8 23 7 9 A.B. R. 33 Yapchinaki .._• 10 32 6 12 0 .375 Mott BaM* on Hit* Hadyk, If 6 1 1 Sielag, p 4 0 1 and therefore probably Is bracketed In 14 Van Dusky .... 4 8 0 ~ 0 .375 M. D'zurilla 23 Colgan, cf 5 12 the mln.ds of-many With Mount Ever- Boy, Club (7) Kara 6 19 3 0 .368 Foil ' 21 Biiranczuk, 3b 6 12 32 10 10 3 est, highest point on enrth. Hut such A.B. Pencotty 7 11 0 0 .363 Masculin 21 Jackson, lb 6 11 Runway Reformatory (U) Is the magnitude of the Himalaya Casey, 3b 4 H. Sullivan .... 8 25 7 0 .360 J. Sullivan 20 Marczi, 2b 5 0 0 A.B. R. H. E. range that the two peaks are more Miglecz,- 2b 3 Masculin 7 23 6 3 .348 Miliki, ss „ 4 11 11700, 2b 3 0 10 Hart, c-lb 3 12698, lb 4 3 3 0 than 900 miles apurt. Kverest Is al- Miglecz 9 26 5 1 .346 Frankowski, c 4 2 1 most In Hie longitude of the eastern Stutzke, c-lb / 3 0 .333 Rough on the Flock Trusiak, p-rf 4 2 3 11253, 3b 3 8 2 0 C. Ssselag, p-cf 3 Thatcher 4 6 edge of India, wlille Nnnga Pnrhat la T. D'zurilla .... 2 6 1 0 .333 Thirty-six chickens were doomed Kilman, rf _ 2 0 1 11626, p 4 2 10 Skocypec, rf 3 W. D'zurilla .. 6 18 3 0 .333 when nne of them pecked • pearl pnr- Van Deventer, p !.... 2 0 1 11669, cf 3 110 In the extreme western portion of Hichey, ss I Brady 9 21 7 0 .333 ring fmni the e«r of their owner, Mrs, 11738, c ; 3 2 2 0 Kashmir. H. Galvanek, cf 2 Coughlin 6 21 4 0 .312 Catherine OarJIrkl, of Merlden, Conn. 42 9 13 1244B, ss 8 0 0 1 "Nanga Parbat, in fact, la a lone Thatcher, If 3 Beisel 4 10 1 0 .300 Rockne A. C. 12448, rf 3 0 10 eagle among the loftiest peaks. It K. Mullen, lf-p 3 Tlie wnmiin wns uiinhle to pick out the 12596, If 3 0 10 Sfcurat 6 20 7 0 .300 nlnl that (lew nt her ns she was pour- A.B H. towers nearly a mile anil three-quar- Cutter 4 14 3 0 .286 Sloan, c _„ 5 ers above all peaks within a radius of 28 7 11 In); criiln Into a ppn, so she ordered j \ 29 U 11 1 R. Galvanek ..10 H 2 0 .286 i Balka, If _ 5 120 miles. This lack of near-by com- The score by innings: 0 .278 all to be killed nnrt i a The score by inninga: Rubel 6 18 4 Beech, 3b 5 petitors accentuates the huge si'ule on Himaca 221 540-—U W. Woodhull 7 18 1 0 .278 Nascak, ss-p 4 ? Carteret A. A 301 003 3—10 Boys Club 014 002— 1 0 .271 1 Reformatory 420 BOO x—Uwhich the mountain Is built, Seally ... 5 17 3 Proiperity Churchilla, lb 5 Summary—Two base hits: Dapo- 0 .268 Not A Forced Third Out 3 Summary—Two base hits: H. "Although this mountain Is probably llayorek 8 26 6 Prosperity can chance a man's na- Martin, p-ps 6 lito, Stutzke, Biesel. .Three baa» 8 23 4 6 10 .261 QUESTION — The bases are fill- A. Chamra, cf 6 Sullivan, 12698. Three base hit: as difficult to scale as any, save one or hits: Stutzke, Skocypec, Beisel (2), C. Sielag ture and seldom Is anyone cautious 11738•« ^ F7QO, YHomY e runs: J. Sullivan, . — .. nius; otm A. Galvanek 8 23 1 6 0 .261 ed, two are out, and the batter hits Curdyla, rf 1 enough to resist the effects of good 11253. Struck out: By J. Srelag, two, In Asia, It has one a " » » Nanga Parbat was made ln the sum- ! 4 •This same Mike Poll and Kootch Masculin are tie,d in the th"» e"«™ fielderw ha..».d. trappe^.»FHvd« th....ev bal...»l butj—"jtw-tw o "basoas teo hin 1nt0 wuwit scornh jvuoecxekubeck Joaea Skupe/oonn tmr thiraad IB?l1"r:;"/''T- a-nniv -Bn <>f " 5A n° i i\ mer of 1885 by a party of Englishmen A home run by Jake Eaaig in the race forr homerhom s with three apiecp e ... not caught it. The players on the in the tenth frame won the game. Masculin If "•"" i ft' n n led by A. V. Mummery. While tlie tenth inning gave the Rover Boys team at bat finally made the runner Both teams hit hard. The Ran-; Ra-Tn,, „ A V }. „ BUI D'.urilla led the first during the flrat half in two- canos p : mala party shifted Its base samp, Mr. a 6 to 5 victory over the Hang-Out who had left second realise the de- gera got twenty hits, while the Cubs ' 4 10 0 base hits . . . Jesa Sullivan was first in triples, and Sam Smo-I Mummery and two Gurklm assistants boys Saturday afternoon at the Cop- cisioncision,j bubutMQ befor e he could gget back collected eighteen. ' 7407 1,7 7173 ~1T perworks field in a closely-tfought The box score: attempted a climb above 20,000 ft*t knski led the boys in total hits . . . Jess Sullivan also was high he was tagged out. Did the run Holy Trinity (5) game. It was a well-deserved tri- man in runs scored . . . And the averages in general are par- count? Young Cub* (11) A.B. R. H. E. and lost their liven, pretmmably In an umph for th« Rover Boys for they A.B. T. Popowski, If 4 12 Ice avalanche. Foils of hoth loe andcamo from behind to tie the score ticularlv good I ANSWER—Th« run counted. TheJ. .Skupeg, rf 6 Mike Karmon, Carteret boy, Kurtz, c 3 0 rocks are frequent On the mountain in the ninth' and won the game on the LTb'erty"A. C. a«ainst thh eN New Jersey Reformatory in a'^^S^^SJSTtalbl'SSij: 8-^13.= 5 J ' Marsjcano, 3b 6 0 Blopes In summer. a homer in the tenth. », Novak, as 5 2 "The only named peaks higher ttinn George Sloan and Chap Thatcher Rahway League game this week . . . And Al Stutzke poled one touched second base became the oc- J. Resko, c 5 "iLiag cf 5 0 over the tennis courts in the same game . . . And Al, incident- \ cupant of that base, thereby elimin- J. Stankowitz, ss 5 Nanga Parbat are Evcri-at, 20,0(12 fe«t; wero the opposing pitchers. Their * B. Popowski, 2b 5 0 Klnchlnjunga, 28,205; Godwin Austen. work was about even, Thatcher fun- ally, is going in for swimming . ™™ **U ™ that he ran ating the possibility of a fore* play. AA. .orn Dorn, , lb 5 *'F. Popowski, rf 0 0 S. Treba, 2b 5 28,250; Makalu, 27,700; and Dhaulattlrl, ning tun and Sloan eleven, while " Dusko, rf 3 0 Chap walked four men and George dive, too ... ir 1 ter having become a possessor of it.J. Kubecka, p 5 11 A. Popowski, lb 3 1 20,706. Two other penks, denominated Lou Kapucy thinks his Cubs wilL«talk off with the pen- M. Sekosky, If 5 T45 and XXX In the Oreut Trlgoinet- five. Thatcher allowed eight hits, ' Morris, p 3 1 Sloan seven. nanti in the Fiel• d- Clu- •b Junio* • r L' e ^ The Cubs looked Garbowski, p „ 0 0 rlcal Survey of India, lire also higher, Neither team scored in the first 46 11 18 having altitudes of 'M.fmi and 2H,0.r>8 good last week in winning an ejqpD-inning game from the West Coast Thugs Have Rangeri (10) three innings. The Hang-Out Boys ) 86 5 9 2 feet, respectively. All of these world Rangera .. . And the junior- circuit is going over in. a big way. Jargon All Their Own A.B. R. broke the scoreless deadlock with The score by innings: 'top notehers' are In the ranges of H two run rally in the fourth. In John Onder won a cup with his motorboat in a race in Sao Praiulsro.—(Jt-'ography, If youB. Prokpoiak, lb 3 0 Carteret A. A 004 021 000—7 A. Lakotas, 2b A. 7 northern Inilla." the fifth the Rover Boya scored New Brunswick last weeik ... He finished second . Juck C of the 5 0 000. 101 300—5 r uruiiBwii;* iaoi weem. , ..u- ,....^..~« ..™ ... believe Inspector Jacl F. Kolozeaki, 3b 5 2 Holy Trinity thre» to Uke the lead. They pick- Jake Essig's homer won the game for the Rover Boys i it lot to do with Summary—Two base hits; Smo- ed up another run in the sixth. poUce fwce bere lmB J. Barbarczuk, c 5 1 *,lenski, Stutike (2), Weisner, Resni- Eskimo Lad Saves Mother gangsters' terminology. A. Bialobarezuk, ss 5 1 ; The Hang-Out Boya rallied in the last week {jlchak, Novak, Lias. Three baae hits: seventh and eighth innings to re- The Sacred Hearts played a fifteen-inning &me last A Chicago gunmiio who. came here P. Sosnowski, p 5 3 »|Reznichak. H. Sullivan, >Jov«k. Drawing Sled 160 Miles would have difficulty ln uuderstand- J. Tomczuk, If 5 1 6 gain the lrad, 5 to 4. But the week Struck out: By Bartos, 9; by Mor- Wluulpeg, Man.—Harnessed to a Kover Buys tied the score in the And John Hila, manager of the Field Club, who threw lu£ uts brethren, wild Cunuoa, who F. Jannotoski, cf 6 0 ria, 2; by Garbowski, 1. Bases on sled with two ailing Uutja, u twelve- B. Mikica, rf 2 0 ninth round and won the game on the sponge in aa far as Sunday baseball is concerned, told knows about such tilings. balb: Off Bartos, 6; off Morris, 1; year-old Ksklmo boy Saved his moth- Jake Essig's homer in the tenth. For Instance: K. Kajack, lb _, 3 1 off Garbowiki, 0. me that he intends to play several Saturday games in the" J. JannoUki, rf 1 er's life bv pulling tier over 100 miles The box score: A submachine gun, originally known 0 of Ice aud snow to safety. Rover Bora (6) near future... . Important "MovU" Job c In Chicago as "a Tommy guu" and 44 10 The little family arrived »( Wnger A.B. R. H. And Jerry Harrigan was given an offer to talte over the I later us "a tu-la," la known here as Above all, a tcrlpt clerk lu the DID Inlet I'ost. In northern Canada, after Sosnowski, ss 5 0 2 The score by innings: JI A Field Club for Sunday games ... He declined, however, say- "a siuoke wagon," or "a not stove." Hangers 020 310 022 0—10 tion picture Industry, who la almost I lie long trip lu tlie midst of winter, W. Sloan, 2b 0 u u alwayg a girl, must be un expert Alach, ib 4, in* that his own team, the Carteret A. A. has bookings for the Federal agents to Chicago are "Mr. Cabs 001 821, 102 1—11 kiladeoae, father of to* uonained Kskl 0 1 stenographer. She hai charge of the J. Essig, lb .7T 1 2 re«t of the season ... He added that next Summer he migfht Whiskers." Here they are "uncles." mo lad, died In HUM). His wife, Kud- Rambler., 8t Uk«, 2 script during the making of tho pic- Lukasiuk, 3b 4 2 1 Troops" U the Chicago term (or luk, true to her oath not to reuiurry, W. Zysk, cf _.. 4 0 1 6 "gang" or "mob." Here the latter Pounding out seventeen hits, the,ture and I* constantly it the direc- and ber ion took up the tnek of hum- No°one yit aeems to know why Carteret didn't play Tren- McKinley Ramblers trimmed the tor's aide. She takes notes on cos- Marco, If 4 1 0 term* still prevail. Ing foud. 0 ton in the junior league legion baseball series . . . Well, part Young Ukes, 8 to 2, Saturday aft- tumes, aetiou, dialogue, the length vt (j. Sloan, p 4 0 Chicago gunmen once described be- The luck was bad, meat was source, Uialovarczuk, c 4 1 of the story is that Morris Cohen, county commander of ath- ernoon at Leibig's Orchard. Sarek the running of « scene, directions that 1 trayal aa the "double crags," but re- and the mother DIKBOM) seriously IIL Van Deventer, rf v 4 1 0 pitched for the Ramblers and allow- go with each aceue aa made for the letics went *head and told Trenton that Carteret couldn't Then the dogs began tu ditt of distemp- 1 ed only six hits, and one earned cutter. It Is quite an Important Job get a'team together without even consulting the Carteret man- run. The other one was made er, until only two were left. Su when 87 6 8 Iq the studio. the through an error, be taw bis mother WHD g«ttliiK no btt Haag-Out Boy* (S) I guess the softball series between the Red Stars and the 4 rtoleo m ln Chicago u -a hot The Kamblers took an early lead, ter the boy put her mid his three year- A.B. K. H. A Muring six runs ia the first two Youpg UkM (2) Plaatime A C is off for good now . . . Monday evening the( abort." 8an rranciaco call, it a hot old brother on I lie sled aud beguu the Hichey, c „ 5 0. 1 frames. Naggyy led the boyys at bat A.B. H. Journey from the Igloo to the i>ost. Bakaa, 2b 5 2 1 team* scheduled to meet, 1>ut a dispute arose over the bet,. . I aied." with t f f Wlh d out of four. Walah and Kiles, rf Yap, ss : 5 1 1 TOw Pastime A. C. contends that the bet was two cases ofOthe —r .oca. phraaeoU*, terIM Zap, If Kudluk got well, but she la silll uo married. She Baa. rejoined tier trllie J. O'Donnell, lb 5 0 1 cocoa cola, while the Red Stars claim the bet Wto two-fifty b»' CanaoUIIUWBU Includeduiuuum«: 1 McKinl.j Ranbltri (S) M, Bobenchuk, t» Mucha, cf 2 0 9 SMc*sh ... Two cases of cocoa cola incidentally cort twp and "Bneeie," arrett; «bo«rt«f," a thlel A.B. R. H. Terebecky, p and »C««lHed th« uuly alleruollve. She Medveti, cf 2 0 0 •bo tteali Cram sutomobllw; "hot Waluh. ss 5 88 J. Bobenchik, 8b .. has become the camp drudge. Italauttwski, rf - 4 1 0 ptowler." on* who mt«n occupied Patrick, It 5 2 8 Masluck, cf .'. 8 "ITor * boy of bis ag« to be al>lu to JTColton, If 4 0 0 * * There's a n«w snort in town . . • And it's called dWtlllUKi; "rogef," • pistol; "from Na«y, If _.., ,... 4 1 4 Kacto, 2b — »•— 4 Bud hl» way to llio yo»t tliruugb a L Spewak, If 0 0 0 hunthKr" . This week a maniac was reported to haw hid- Mount Sfaaata," • drug addict; "gal Wie*ol»iwki, c 8 0 2 TfaUhun, lb 2 mate of mountains and lakes Is a great A. Mikies, Sb 4 1 1 Piwr, cf x 4 den in the fields surrounding tlie high school. ., And severallopJBl *n»*." narcotic*; "bottle and 0 0 W. Bobwehuk, c 8 compliment to the young uailve'n abil- C. Thatcher, p 4 0 1 Sumutka, 8b 4 1 1 Halolko, «i - 1 ity as a traveler wl»»u II ciimes tu a pemns w«re ou^ looking fot him •topper," a policeman. Horvath, rf — 4 A 0 nerd puncU." says tb* report ot the 40 i T * ' uobUe wciiiaT »t the Wo^ re- 1 z1 88 8 6 The score by inning*; 0* i 9|tnt In th« OanadUu Mounted !•• CARTERET PRESS PAGE SIX FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1932

nnd If tti|-re I" mirthlne I inn do to SLANG IN SHAKESPEARE GEMS OF THOUGHT Tong Killer It Happy U. S. CAPTAIN GETS reciprocate, klnrfly let me know. Lad Asks Court for in Prison Brick Yard "Sincerely yours. Pri»«y'» Quest Oo rot. Permit to Propoie One tlint linn mncli sense has Rnnln FV, New llnul™. In \u lirlrk "ROBERT !¥. W1NSI/UV." v RING LOST IN WAR a de«l of knowledge. Sarrnnienio. fnllf.—Fortified In ynrtl of (lie NPW Mc^lro R(»l<> |wnl- Jewelry la Returned. By HELEN ST. BERNARD It. his wooing with upeclnl authority t*nllnry works n nullminlly fninnua From Mr. Toting came the follow- Those who let us buy their In- from the Hnper'nr court. Hllftrio 01\l»*<\ Wiin Ihik Sun. wlzonrd llttln ing: Not so hot. Ellas, twenty-one, proposed mar- Finder Kept Up Search 13 (C br McLlora Ntw»p«rft Sjrndlcata.) tegrity usually sell us nothing killer, linppy for HIP II nil lime In five "IVar Mr, Wlnalow: [WNU »«rvlc«) riage m thp girl he love« and was Hh« falls for It "but the(r hnnnr. ypnra, armdy awn re h* l» mif(*r In Years for the Owner. "Through the company rierk, Amer UB Wedneaday afternoon lAdles' accepted.' prison thnn ont. Icon Legion, New York ofBr», I ob- TAid society of MldJilH was atunned He that hath nn bridle on his Ellas was forbidden to' visit Woo klltpfl TOP FOO, member of a vKp nohert ff. Wl»«low rarned yonr 1024 and Mat aridrem as ©one me wronf. nto alienee. Eleven pHirs of hitherto tongue hath no grace In bla Miss Jesopn Kspnt-zn, nineteen, find RprRt, /larry O. Young met onre, _ lijituln wna Fortify yourself with content- carried before Superior Judge »oj. The (on| hired n skliM attorney ing you came Into the flrfrt-airl station lorgotten. The twelfth member of a ulldlitly wounded combatant and 00 hang yourself. ment, to: this Is nn impregnable Martin L Wnlsh, who granted 1 to help prnn(M-ut« Woo mil obtnln n In Monlily (about 0 a. m., and ynn he "A 10," Prlscilla Pratt, was stand- the wrifpant wns at work In a first- fortress.—Eplctetus. writ of habeas corpus relieving death nentenre. were to came hack at 4 p. m.). I nid station pnurlrifr Iodine, twisting ng at the door, her hand on the knob, How you do talk. Miss Eapana from further fam- The <1r»«• I could nut have, located ynn. tt give* rovers of which hore a picture of a meeting. Recently Captain, now Mr. 1 hope to frame thee. would hnve hl« ilcnlh dnniennc mm me pleasure to return thla fnurentor diminutive ateamer. Window, received a letter. Be now muled. The Innrulntlnn tnlgln hdve to yon by return mall. ' lives at 22TH Foreitvlew road, Evans- "Tlilnk of It," and her vole* was And. keep their teeth dean. TREED, SEES WILD been fntnl, but Wood wild he noiiM "1 have a small general More In this ton, hut the mltalve hnd bwi aent to uskj with •motion. "Fonr months of rnthor I|1P Ihnl wny limn In Mio elprtrle town, where 1 was hotn. and If yno If he fall In, good night.—Golden PROBLURBS his former address. romance 1 Panama—Honolulu—Japan I BOARS GNAW TRUNK clinir. should come this war I would like Cherry bloancim time In Japan! India Book Magnzlne. Captain Get* Latter. Hid offer attrartml Intpmntlonnl no to shake .rnur hand. -and the Taj Mahal! Egypt I The It'« a case that kills. Explorer Tells of Adventure la tiro. Knc!iili>i:lsts nrptml whfMlier It It wns mailed from North Brooks- "I Joined (be army while In Boston and the Pyramids! Italy and PRUNES AND PRISMS would hp hellpr to ncropt It or throw vllle, Maine, nnd read ai follows i In 1916, went to the Mexican bnrdei .'esuvlus—Venice! St Marks and the Dome Is where the part Is. Venezuela. nwny the chnnce of Brlenllflr prn|rrni» 'TVar Captnln: In July, returned In Oeceniber. went >l««ont! Monte Carlo and the Rock A map can only be as clever as his ttml might he mndp by the Inoculation. "AI Interrala during the I nut 13 Into caror acnln. iflT, sailed from >f Gibraltar! Mine , w . for . , , wife permits. Jug not that ye be not Jugged. New York.-A harrowing tale of ad- Tong enemies (if Woo were credited yenra I hnve been trying to locate nn New York September. Ifll". with 'oor . . . whole . . . months I" venture was related by twenty-tbret- with hnvlnR thp nnrnnient (pitied A. B. V. officer hearing yoar name. Twenty sixth division, A. K. F. Prissy hnd rend the literature of A politician may lore his friends, but Beyond the Alps lies Mussolini. year-old B. R. Blake, Instructor IB nfnlnst acceptance of the-offer. Woo "The object of my letter I* to aak, "Sincerely ynnrs. The Golden Tour' thoroughly. he respects bla enemies more. biology at the University of Plttt> wn» put In thP dentil dunReon. If you nerved In FrMce, did yon lone "flAltRY 0. TOITNO. It's the wrong Jane that has no burgh, back In New York from t solo Mrs. Carruthers, the minister's wife, He's out In the frech nlr of the Rpn any personal Jewelry t If so describe "Kx-Sergt. IMtb Field no«pltal, Mth Audacity Is the mark of genius and yearning, expedition In the wild Cumana sec- nKlalon. «ra« the first to apeak. clous brick j'nrd now, however, after siime and atnte, as near a* yon can, the special tnlent nf the nnfit tion of Venezuela. the place you lost It. Captain Wlnslow has his ring. It "We sre glad yon had tbe money commutntlnn of his sentence to life Even charitable Institutions havft a Accompanied only bf t native "H. 0. YOONO." arrived In the ftame mall with the eft you by your uncle. Prissy. You Imprisonment. lt'» a long aentcn'e, A lot of radio music pleases twice; succor list guide, he left the Mandel-Orinoco sac- but It suit* Woo. Captain WlnslDw, In reply, wrote second iPtteT from Brook«vHle. iave worked so hard taking care of once with tt starts and again when It pedltlon when it finished Its work and as follows: 'our folks. Getting along In years ends. If winter comes, ^enn spring poetry went Into the wllda of Venezuela to "Dear Mr. Young: and never having married. Har« Historic NamM be far behindt get birds for the Field tnuieum In Thanks for your thnnghtful letter. AFFAIRS OF STATE Money . . ." Looking at buildings, I have often Chicago. There nre M cities hy the name of I wonder bow you ever got my ad- The newly made heiress started to Madison thnl linve pott offli'pit, 23 with no'Jced that had the architect not tried Murder will ontsell any other kind A tall, slender; studious-looking dreaB, especially as I have not lived Water la plp#d Into 29 per cent of utton on her coat, her eyes traveling th« name of Monroe, 18 with the mime to hide something I would never have of story on the market young man with glasses, the explorer there for several years, although In Ohio farm homes. 'roro fac« to face. She «poke slowly of Jftrksnn, II with tlie nnme of Ji>ffer found It related his chief adventnre as he the same city, which la a aiilmrb of nd distinctly. "Yes, all that! Get- •on and 0 with the rmme of Shermnn A woman Is only a woman, but s stepped off the Munorleans of the Odea go. Indiana government cost the tax- Ing along In years '. . . never A mirror never reveals a woman's good 5-cent cigar is a Joke. Munoon line here with bis collection "I was born ant) raised In Fred- payer* J71.08 per capita In 1930-1931. laving married . . . and- that la first gray hair; a good friend always of 900 stuffed birds for the museum. TarrifaU Pro«p«cl erlcton, N. B,, wl'loh It probably not khy I am going to spend part of the attends to that.—Indianapolis News. Be sure your shin will find tt out, He hnd gone out In the middle of Kow and then, louklnx caauully far from your home. Virginia produces the greater part money Uncle Charlie left me ... If there's a chair In the way when the night unaccompanied by his na- about us, we nre moved to pity the "Regarding the pexsnnnl Jewelry of the world'* output or glab and block going around the world 1 I'm going to Plant Own Funara! the lights are off. tive attendants. When a considerable devil for some of the, comimny lie which you mention: On September 14, •oapatotie. see things I Beauty, life I I'm going will linve In keep.—Unnchton l.lne. Atlantic City, N. J.-Wrltlng to a distance from his camp he sew cross- J918, during the bottle of St. Mllilel, to find that romance they talk about." But sure you're light, and then go If all Florida drainage ditches were mortldun that be planned to commit ing bis path a dozen peccaries, ani- I droptMNl Into a flrstald station Prlscllla Pratt, the staid demure llt- ahead—and try to prove It to be your placed end to end they would reach suicide and giving final instructions mals resembling wild boars, which How One Woman wlilch happened to be In an old le spinster of Jlidhlll—going aronnd wife,— "Typewriter," In Cleveland church In the town at* Moiillly, to 5,113 miles. for bis burial, Nelson 0. Holmes, forage at night In droves. he world 1 Plain Dealer. have my hand dressed. It was badly bookkeeper of this city, shot and Blnke shot and killed one of them, Lost 10 Lbs. in a Week "A trip around the world!" and Mrs. torn by barbed wire. Though tbe smnllest state In the killed himself. ~ but instead of maklnit off In fright Smiley clicked her teeth. "My, m. Mr*. Betty LutdaK* of Dayton wriUai Union Rhode Island Is the most dense- CONSIDER THESE "1FS" as he hnd expected, the others) "I took off n sold ring which prob- f you should change your mind, Pris- "I am tiling Kruichan to rtduca walght ly populated. Child Strangle! on Bolt charged him. Possessed of only lim- —I loit 10 pound! In on* waak and can- ably had ray inltinlfl and Intel It down ly, you might take a nice little trip not aay too much to rtoommtnd It." while the doctor did the work. I for- Meridian, Miss.—When he swal Cleopatra had worn long skirts. ited ammunition, he clambored up e To tike off fat easily, SAFELY and lown to Pittsburgh. It's only a day's got all nliout the ring and when I The Virginia charter nf 1fl(1tl Included lowed an Iron'bolt he bad taken from tree until he found a branch from HARMLESSLY-!.!., on. half t.a. ride from here, and there are lots of •poonful of Krutchan In * fll»M of hot went back to get It I found that the nn area extending nest to the "South the door of bis mother's kitchen stove. Patrick Henry had been tongue-tied. which he could look down and see water In tha morning before br*akfatt heaters and pictures and big stores." medical outfit had moved. Possibly sea," or Pnclflc ocean. two-year-old Curtis JJtchfield Btran them champing and circling about. —It la the aafe way to low untlghtly fat "I am going around—the world! and one bottle that laata 4 weeks coeta this Is what you refer lo In your let- gled to death. Paul Revere had Seen held np by Finally they get to work at the base You don't understand, none of you! I but a trifle. Get It at any drug it or. In ter, because I don't remember ever traffic. of the tree, which fortunately was a America, If thli ftrat bottle fall* to want romance! Something I have convince you thle le the eafeat way to losing anything PISP. WISE Afw OTHERWISE In rue one, gnawing it down. lou fat—money back. —Please mention this paper to ad lever had." "I appreciate very much your John Paul Jones bad been subject The peccaries, he said, worked In But be eure and get Krutohen Sane vertisers; it helps you, it help* then* John Blake, Midhlll's carpenter, was —imitatlont ire numaroua and you murt thouuhtfulnpsa In trying to find, me, The uan who knowa himself like to seasickness. relays like beavers at felling the tree, it holes your caper.— a regular culler at Prlssy's little cot- eafeguard your health. a book must be pretty well read. Tor three hours he sat there, he (aid, nge on Main street He lived across Caesar had recovered after having aware that It Is the habit of the :lie apple orchard in the home he bad Too never can tell. Mao; a fellow been put on the spot. beasts to tree their prey, fell the tree ullt many years before, when he had who wants the earth has to take wa- and pounce on the animal as the tree first asked Prissy to marry him. John ter. Henry Clay had rather have been falls. had always made things easy for Prls- wrong and President " But dawn, he Bald, drove the pee- y. He had told her at that time, that The next best thing to getting rid carles away before they had com- le would wait—always. of our burdens Is to make light of Napoleou had had a plane and pilot pleted their task. Prissy had the circulars ready to them. for a nonstop flight from St Helens how John when he came that night to Paris. Canada Rich in M«taU Us face was ruddy red from the cold BANKRUPT Most girls put on airs. And don't Canada Is second only to Africa as find he held Ills hands out to the stove. forget that even an all of modesty Daniel Webster, after having won a gold producer, and mineral* worth FRIDAY DOORS "Winter has Bet In now, Prissy, and may be all put on. his first case defending the wood- $5,000,000 are won from the eartb) MORNING OPEN ou'd better get In another ton of chuck, had had the verdict npset on every week. In one metal, nickel, tbe coal while Jeff has It. And I told appeal.—Judge. JULY 22 AT 10 A. M. If our good Intentions were all real- Dominion lias practically a world mo- STOCK Watklns to leave you a few of his ized the devil would have to Invent a nopoly. The greatest nickel mine In hubbard squash when he passes . . ." new paving system. Interdapandcnc* the world Is in Ontario, itnd Its shares Prissy was sitting very straight in No man Is sulnclent unto himself. are worth millions, for rustproof and her little rocking chair. Blobbs—"There's nothing more posi- We are dependent on others, and oth- acid-proof alloys containing nickel are 'I don't think . . . I'll need any tive that woman's will." Slobba— ers are dependent upon us and our ef- Increasingly used for Industrial and more coal, John . . . nor any of "Unless It Is a woman's won't" forts. If we expect people to be of decorative purposes. he squash, although his squash are service to us, we should be willing to fine, I know." be of service to them. He la In no SENTENCE SERMONS Geograpkic* John looked np quickly. "No?" he sense a man who takes all and gives drawled. nothing.—flrlt. South Florida has a lake by the The hardest work name »t Histocopatcheelacoochee, "You have been a good, trne friend, —Always pays some dividend In SALE ohn . . and I have thought, per- which should make the flat) about as A tale, store-wide in scope, creating one of the most inviting opportunitiem of the year. character. haps, some day I could repay you for dizzy as you who are reading this. NIEDERMAN'S, INC., have purchased from the Court of Chancery the entire bankrupt Dalawarc'i Early Dayi all your kindness." And tor those who have the fishing —Can be made lighter If we sing Delaware, in Seventeenth century stock of the Fashion Shoe Shop, which we are offering to the public at prices never be- "It's been nothing, Prissy." John Itch, we refer you to Itchtnckuee river while we *Jrork. Colonial days, was for several years fore heard of. Better than words, these prices will impress seekers of outstanding values! was embarrassed. "You remember In the same state.—Pathfinder Maga- This year—more than any other year—you owe it to yourself to take advantage of this a part ef the province of New York zine. what I told you twenty years back? —Any man ever does Is that for great shoe savings opportunity. Every purchase is money, saved. Set your clocks—make When you were ready to come to me which he has no relish. your plans so you can come. . . I'd be waitln'? I ain't changed. Prissy . . ." —Some mte ever do Is the effort CHILDREN'S FELT 'I know, John. Life has been hard they make to avoid work. for me ... and tt would have Why- been harder If It hadn't been for yon. —Most of us do Is the worrying we SUPPERS I want yon to know I'm grateful to do before we start working. Go Out Of Town When The you. All my life I've dreamed of ro- Best Is Available Here] Come mance . . . and beauty. Life!" —Some others do Is the work they and See! John bitched his chair closer and put ID to make work easier. leaned forward. He placed his big TAILOR MADE SUITS TO hard hum! over hers. His voice was —Is always ao opportunity or an In.- gentle: "Prissy, life ia hard ... If dletmeat.~Rev. Koy L. Smith, In the SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL LADIES' " 5c BOYS' AND GIRLS' you haven't anyone to care for . . . Buffalo Express. TASTE. SMART PATTERNS GYM SHOES or cure for you. Hard . . . and AND STYLES. WHITE SHOES To the First 25 looety. And I love you Just tbe same." POINTED PARAGRAPHS One-strapa, oJifords, opera pumps Prissy reached out for her sewing Customers that lay on the window seat She —ull sizes. If a roan has no dust bis name Is REASONABLE PRICES dropped It over thu gaily colored clr- usually mud. I'ulurx in her lap nnd her hands were SUIT 77c folded on top of It; Idle, Just as elev- Two heads of a family are not bet- en pairs of hands had lain idle that ter than one. $1 First quality. Genuine Goodrich afternoon ou sewing, at the Aid so- FOR *ioo NEW YORK CUSTOM rubber. ciety. Shu met Johu'a kind gray eyes, The front-door mat Is frequently • Mm TAILOTAII nRn ao near, lie smiled at her. crossed In love. BUSTER BROWN "I'll do my bent to make you happy, THAT'S the way it will MAIN STREET WOOD BRIDGE SHOES I'rljwy. I'll try to bring all the beauty If a man Is big and fat and able look to you when we re- CLEANING — PRESSING FOR CHILDREN 1 can into your life. All the romance to keep his mouth shut he can bluff turn it. Cleaned, press- ii nd the lmiM>lnes» . . . that comes almost anyone. ed and restored to orig- PROMPT SERVICE RED CROSS SHOES with love, Prissy dear. I'll love you inal color and styling. . . always," Some people get so tired doing noth- .87 FOR WOMEN IShe smiled at John and his hand ing that they are never able to do any- $1 tightened over hers. thing else. "Do you suppose I could give you In blui'k mul brown. 1 n all widths nil the rouiance and happiness you and sizes. $ WISE MEN WILL have wanted alt these years?" he .47 GRAB THESE asked geutly. "Do you, Prissy? We Let Us SERVICE OXFORDS might tuke a trip down to Pittsburgh 2 for two or three days, but -Peters Is anxious to get the. plaster on his walls EWRITERS In patent leather. The ouUtand so he can move In next month." & YOUR CAR "Life wouldn't mean much if you ing value of the year. don't have some one to love you . , ." "Would you like to honeymoon at GUARANTEED WORK Toutl W Pittsburgh, Prissy?" u». go thoroughly In all the latodt Btylea. "I have always wanted to go to' B>twUl tlut I11 ut- BOSTON IAN SHOES most imptMllblf to Pittsburgh, Joliu, since I was • mite t«U tb«M Iron Hraad Tire Repairs - Storage FOR MEN Women's and Girls' of a girl. Always!" MM. PLAY SANDALS DRESS SLIPPERS Prlmy'i head wna a«alu»t John'* FOR CHILDREN Pumps, Straps, Tie* shoulder uuw. "And they say the Factory Rebuilt Greasing - Overhauling and Oxfords blaat furnaces light tbe sky up beau- UNDBBW0OD8 — UMINCTONS In bi'uwn WihiT and tlkakiu. tiful, nlgnts . . ." BOYALS — L. C SMITHS Sises from ;i In II. Have! COME IN NOW • $4-37 J a WMW ei dtfenata MwaM or- jUaaiy fcakallt —"*•'-" and tB4M f uiutaa .87 ,- A Classified Adv. Will 8«U U — .fatten Xakulita—wkfck tml ealy look and BEST QUALITY MATERIALS USED MI Uka mtm—tatit wfl~"i aU' » g(Ta aajsa Hnlu aa bcaaa-aa« IMCMIUI. In black and brown. All aiZM. Buy VAHGOSE VEINS Sakattt wWlTBlW Ouraataa. n 10 DAYS TRIAL 57c now and nave. SAVE! SAVE! Henled By New Method EASY PA

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FABLES IN SLANG Anurloih Niw* (Vita«*. In?, By GEORGE ADE

THE ' /VIORAL 1 "There * that new Zeppelin." FABLE "Yep, It's a flne ship but how would THE OF HOW you like to buy gaa ever; time you EXCEPTION take offl" HE NEVER PROVES TOUCHED THE Don't Paint Flower Pot GEORGE WHILE THtY WERE (THIS IS WHERE THE FABLE MABEL'5 FATHER IOLD H£R JUST A.S FATHER- "Merer, John, these highwaymen The bureau of plant Industry saya A COMIC LOVER NAMED RULE |anwt b« verr strong." 6EORGE WAS "SITTING CLINCHED, MABEL'S OAO, BEGINS TO DIFFERENTIATE ) SHE COULD SHOW GEORGE STRUCK THE CEMENT that painting flower pots has a detri- ALTHO THE GIRL'S NAME •Why, how1* thatr ON THE FRONT PORCH A LARGE SELF-iW^DE WHERE THE ICEBOX WAS WALK GEORGE mental effect on plants. The un- WAS MABEL AND THE "H«re'» an Item telling ot one that MAM CAME DOWN THE IN CASE HE EXPRESSED CHAN6ED TO THE. palnted pots are porous and permit WITH A GOOD SIDE HOU> YOUNG MAN'S GEOFT6E. np tn auto with flve men in It." STAIRWAY AND OUT A HANKERlN' AND THEN HE STRANGLE evaporation and a transfer of water, ON YOUR OLD FRIEND THE FATHER DID AJOT WENT DOWN THE STREET _ whereas painted pots defeat this pur- MABEL TO WE VERANDA _ KICK THE YOUNG MAN!. REASON FOR TWO PAIR pose.

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•WP CARTERBT PRESS PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1M2 arc ugred to avail themselves of thit rntnc I"" publlr nnd I ninvprf to thin FREED FROM PRISON wonderful money saving opportun- New Title of "Salesman" Designated for Shoppers Visit The plncc. I nm forty-two rpnrs old find I Niederman's Hold ity. * .... 'WILD MAN'RETURNS would like lo stny here until I die." Public Service Street Car and Bus Operators Survcl's home Is built on the side Footwear Sale Felony Finally TO PRIMITIVE LIFE iif n knoll 20 foot Above thp wntws While conviction for n felony does Sunnydale Manager i »f the Big Muddy river. A dwp ra- not carry forfeiture of American cltl- New Brunswick Concern Now Ituderman, Meott Old Friendi George Survel Declare* That vine Is on one side and the river on r.pnahlp, there are some state* la From Woodbridge and Car- thp other, leaving n plot of ground 50 Selling Bankrupt Stock Of which a convicted felon forfeit* cer- Life in Open Cure* feot long and 30 feet wide. tain right*, such a* the right to vote, Fashion Shoe Shop. teret, Flytell, Meat Manag- Stomach III*. In the doorway hung an alHuntor unless hp Is narflonpd. er, Points Out Lower Price*. gnr, a species of flnh seldom seen In Niederman'g Inc., have recently the Big Muddy, which he hud caught Ppnton, III.—Genrxe Survel hns re- purchased the bankrupt stock of the POPULAR EXCURSION Louis Rudcnnan, manaprer of the turned to the primitive life; hack to "He'll make good food." Survel sold. Fashion Shoe Shop, located at 91 CHAS.HAMPTON-2702 Sunnydale Pure Food Market, locat- He explained he had lived on wild Church street, New Brunswick, and To nnture In the wide open spnce», where 1 ,..l at. .Smith' an i cerning his promotion to manager. tence Imposed upon him by a Justice •t "ist time of the year 1 make a man urg-es prospective purchasers to "MIM Cartarat" In thp nollcr of traiiRportntlon. It ti In fact, so great was the response, look at thfi little name iilnlo which of the peace for fishing without a li- new bed." come early before the stocks are de- Leaves Woodbridge Port Office Ills bualnPRs to Hell rides by catering Mr. Ruderman takes this opportunity, Identifies tlio man « hi) Is n|>"inl!iiK I lie- cense. The complaint wai made by Outdoor life has cured Survel of du- pleted, for as he points out, such to the public through efflclenthatHfllng: to thank each and every caller again j At 1:30 P. M. vehicle. You will noto thai he IIHH a And; R. Goodwin of Boston, a »tate llness and his stomnch ailment, he values can't last long. of IIIR vehicle, courleom treatment of for the fine display of friendship and , new litlo. thnt of "Sulofinian." nssurea future visitors of his person- j gnme warden, who found Survel, liv- snld. All the high grade stock, of the Ticket., Round Trip $1.00 patrons and alertneaa In noting poten- B! attention when visiting this mod- ing on the banks of the Big Muddy. Fashion, is being sold with no regard Keren! ly Viet, PrP.qldrnt Mnlthcw H. tial pnssonftcm who may he walthiK ern market. Frlendi of Survel believed he long for former price. Thrifty shoppers Hoy Ian of f'nlillc Scrvlct Coordinated on thn enrnrr for the itrent car or hut Plea«ed by Fir.t Loot, Meats have been selling at B to 12 hfld been dend or had gone back to Trnnnport deHrteri that the tlllo of or running down the atreet In an effort cents lower on the pound at the Sun- hi* nntlve Austria, as he had van- Thief Robs Man Twice "Operator" should be suppraeded by In catch It. He In • salesman of trans- nydale than may be purchased at ished In 1026. Goodwin took till pris- Chlcngo.—Twice In three years Dr. portatlon, th» Kind that cetn you where one which better tieicrlbes the work other markets, according to Mr. Bert oner Into Zelgler and announced be Richard A. Roche hns been held up— done by the man In charge of the utreet you want to go—safely, comfortably Flytell, manager of this department. both times by the snme robber. Mr. Flyt«ll, has been engaged in the had found a wild man living In a cave rar or hut. and quickly. meat business for many years, in the In the river bank. The man wore only The doctor wfls nlon* In his office capacity of manager, and is responsi- a ahlrt and overalls when two men enme In nnd took from of All Carteret Borough In the — Pleaie mention tan paper to ad- him $180 nnd a dlnmond ring. ble for the tremendous success of 8«nt to Jill. Pres*. th« most widely read vertlMrt; tt n«lpi you, it help" them, thin department at the- Sunnydale. He "Nice to see you ngnln," he remarked Dgaor in Carteret it hell* your pftper. — When given new clothing, haircut, GRIES BROS. guarantees his department to under- to one of the pnlr. recognizing him as sell and still maintain the high qual- and shave, friends were amazed— the snme mnn who rohbed him three ity which has made the market such George Survel limj returned. He had yenrn bpfnre, when his office was at 27 and 29 CHERRY ST. a gT* t success. been living near them all these year*. another location. RAfoWAY, N. J. Frash fruits and vegetables are de- He wa* brought to Iienton and, being "You're Hi I right," the bandit re- livered to the Sunnydate daily from unable to pny a S2.'> fine, wm ordered plied. "You always enrry money." COMFORT for nearby farms. This insures freshness to Jail for IB dnya. before the sen and the beat money can buy. Jerry tence wag completed, Sheriff Brown Rubin, manager of this department Ing released him. Young Woman Blinking, STARTING TODAY, assures shoppers of tho host possible. "Why shouldn't 1 come back?" Sur Not Winking, at Jury FRIDAY, JULY 22nd COLICKY BABIES rel Bnld. He was found sitting on Chlcngo.—Lending a young woman a log wenvlng a net from cord giv- 1 up lo the bnr In Federal Judge Bnrnes and with Coiform'i gentle regulation keeping the entire intcstinnl tract en him by the Bberlff. "1 enme back," court, a bnlWT explained: open, free, from wusle. Swollen Veins he said, "hernuse there nns no other "I caURht her winking at the Jury, "The brat way to cure colic," s:ivs Hut there's one thing to remem- place to go, and I huve liecume hard your honor." CONTINUING TILL FURTHER NOTICE n famous doctor, "is to prevenl i!" ber here. A tiny baby's lender If you mifler (mm varicose or swollen ened to the outdoor life. I told the "He did not, Judge." the woman re And the best wny to prevent it is to organs cannot stnild hnrsli treat- avoid gas in stomach unit bowels by ment. They must be gently urged. veins, blue knots, ulrcrs, bunches, open sheriff nnd others thai J took up tills piled, "The testimony was so dull I Borfs—you con get prompt, sure relief with This is just the place Castoriu life because I was disgusted with min- just couldn't keep nwnke. I was blink- Emerald Oil. Souse the swollen veins with comes to a mother's aid. Custom, ing conditions. Thnt wns portly so, Ing, not winking." you know, is made specially for the plenty of oil. Then bind your leg with a hut In the muln, there was another The Judge nccepted hpr explanation delicate needs of babies and chil- bandage three inches wide and long enough to give the necessary support, winding up- reason." hut snld she mljiht as well Icnve the dren, ll is a pure vegetable prepara- courtroom If shp were so tion which is absolutely harmless. ward from the, ankln to the knee, the way "My brother and 1 came to America It contains no harsh drugs, no tli« blmiil flows in the veins. No more, pain, In 1!K)2. We worked In the Coello sores, nor any crippling discomfort. Just SUMMER CLEARING narcotics. mine nenr Christopher, nt Weaver, 111,, follow directions nnd you are sure to bo Bossy Goes on Rampage For many years it has helped and then came to Zelgler. With the helped. Your druggist won't keep your mothers through trying ordeals outbreak of the World war we re- and Kills Two Horses with colicky babies, with children money unjees you are, turned to our native land and took up St. Thuiims, Uut.-TIIOIIIUS Housef suffering from digestive upsets, arms, After the war we returned to colds and other little ailments. Old cow hud un attack of spring fever, the United States and my brother was You can always tell genuine or something She kicked up her heels killed In a mine accident In PenDsyl Castoria by the name, Chas. II. Makes You Lose and attacked a team of horse*. lioth Fletcher. It now comes in two sizes. vania. I returned to Zelgler and were gored to denth before the owner The new family size contains about worked In the mines, but something could Interfere. SALE 1Yi times the amount in the Unhealthy Fat went wrong with my head and stom- regular size. ach. I had dizzy spells and my stom- Four-Letied Chick Hutched COMPLETE CLEARANCE OF . ach would hurt me after eating. 1 Mrl. Ethtl Smith of Norwich, Conn., writ*: "I Halifax, Muss.-A healthy, four ENTIRE REMAINING SUMMER STOCK loir 14 Ibi. with my tint bottle of Kruichtn. Being decided I would have to quit working legged chicken was hatched out on on night duty It wat hard to tl««p dayi but raw at the mines, but had no relatives to llnci I am taking Kruschtn I tlttp plenty, wt AI Clarence E. Devltt's poultry furui. REGARDLESS OF COST uiual and lost fat, too." look after me. To taka off fat—tak* on* half tiaipoonfal off Cured by Simpli Lift. Kruichtn Salts In a glass of hot water tri th« morn- Only One Target "I didn't want to go to a hospital Ing btfor* br«kfait—on« boHlt lint Uitt 4 Scattering shotgun fire may be all CASTORIA wtaki cottf but a ftw ctntl at any drugstore In and wna afraid of being taken to the right for small game, hut you must use ALL SUMMER STOCK MUST BE SOLD Amirlca. If thit firtt bottl* fall* to conrlnca you poor farm. I had friends, but didn't CHILDREN CRY FOR IT a bullet to bring down the big oues. this ii tha SAFE and harmltu way to Ion fat— want to Impose upon them, and that your monay gladly rtturntd. It's the same way In life. Set one Is the real reason why I got off to goal, tlien keep eiiootlng at your tar- myself. 1 stayed one place four years get. Scattering your energies brings on the Big Muddy river, but It be- hut meager returns.—Grit.

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