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VOL. IV, NO. 16 CARTERET fRESS CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1925 Three Taken To N. B. "Kathleen" Scores Big To Serve 60 Day* Each Post Office Rules Want-Ad User Says Stakes WifeTkn Recount Over •1'ilin Snbd was taken to New Results Were. More llnmswick Wednesday to serve a six- On Christmas Cards ^ Than She Expected Hit On Opening Night l-y day form in the workhouse, Sabo "Please take out the want-ad Democrats Musical Comedy By Cast Of School PupiU Prove* Treat To WHS arrested after art alarm had been Popular Messa^-M of Good Will sent to the police station by tele- thsl I gave you last week. The Mercer Street Husband And Coughlin And D'ZurOU Big AuHience. Will Be Repeated Tonight. Capacity phone from the Wajer home. The Makes Problem For Mail house was sold the day after Victim In Hospital After Disturbed By G. O. P. M«f»' Crowd Expected At New High School Auditorium man is alleged to have been peepinjj Service. How To Aid By the ad. appeared and sine* that : Attack. Jail Term — Little Chant* In n through the windows of the house Proper Mailing time I have, been kept busy St at night. William Kish, charged with the front door and on the tele- Cause Figures A crowd of about 700 persona attended the opening per- phone explaining to prospective having stolen a clock also went to The ever tticrcii -\ g popularity of formance of "Kathleen," last night in the auditorium of the h g n buyers that we only hud one Sigmund Ejos and his wife, Ver- The recount of the loesl days. ! New High School and when the show was over every one of the workhouse to serve ^y days. the Christmas prv nnl n* a means house to sell" onica, of Mercer street, are report- councilman <•»!#& to sn 01 The complaint was made by Kish's of conveying goo.l will has created The above is in essence the ed at the Perth Amboy City Hos- them realized that a miracl^ fliad been performed in Carter- aunt, a Mrs. Suto, who alleged the Tuesday when the voten that tenor of a telephone message pital to be recovering from Injuries et. The show was not merely a success; it was the biggest suc- clock WHB her's. a problem for tV-,,. j>ost office De- referred to court were that came to this office this inflicted by the husband on himielf Kish Raid that the dock had been partment, not only mi acoourit of the by Supreme Justice Kalish. cess in the way of amateur theatricals in the borough's his- week. One insertion of the ad- and wife while In a drunken rage the property of his father and that he J. Coughlin and William tory. "The best every," was the expression heard on every volume of cards H tlio mails during vertisement sold the house but Monday afternoon, with a ra*or. Ejos had a better title to it than the aunt. the holiday season 1ml on account al- the advertiser neglected to no- Democrat* elected to council ail hand. To this many of the enthusiastic audience added that A third mnn who was found wander- according t» police records, has been so of the many instunrcs where cards tify un to discontinue it and an habitual drunkard and a recent November election, retain thettF | if far surpassed the average offering of the professional stage. ing around town with » shotgun and at a. consequence it appeared term in the county workhoune, it in on the governing body while i Yet the actors were all Carteret boys and girls, students in a bottle of "hootch" also began a are not sufficiently covered with post- again the following week. sixty-day term. age, or, are of a type that should not thought, incited the spirit of revenge men Phillips and Lymnn are the public schools. Aether it's a house or a ba- which prompted the attack upon his ly out as a result of the recount. G mailed except in envelopes. by, carriage', an automobile or a The main characters were high school students but in the i wife. He slashed her navagply about The application for a recount To guide the public in the use of . rttrd table, u Carteret Press I the back, breast, nnd nock. Then, Want-Ad will usually sell it for brought in the name of Council dancing groups and choruses were pupils from the grades, hristmas and New Yenra cards, the when her screnms and the aight of from the sixth up. h Accident One Day you. These acts, fail no seldom Phillips, through Attorney St ocal Post Office lias sent, out the that we are sometimes tempt- l blood brought >\ realization of the and Recorder Jacobowitr. While The miracle lay in the fact that these finished performers 'ollowing rules: ed to ghoot the works and of- j enormity of his net to the crazed nnmc of Councilman Lyman also-1 Found Dead Next man, he turned the weapon upon pc«red In the application there had been trained less than ten days. It was a big triumph as Patroni wjw mail Greeting Cards fer a money-back guarantee to any dissatisfied customer. himself, slashing his throat Irara enr no hopo of upsetting the rots as entertainment and another evidence of the remarkable abi- si Christmas Will observe these reg- defeated him in November, Carteret Man Found Dead In Phone in your ad. to the Ad-' to ear, but not deeply enough to en ulations. ' lity of Carteret public school pupils. Bed. Heart Failure And taker, Carteret Hi3. danger his life. Nor was there nny hope of The rate of postn^e on cards out- ing the election away from On November 30, the director, Cyril D. Pearson, arrived Asthma Cause—Was In- Early in November Ejos was ar- ide of envelopes it 2 cents each card D'Zurilln. Apparently some one In ' in Carteret. Two days were spent in picking talent from the jured Preceding Day i rested upon complaint of his wife Republican organization naw s fig Hchoois, The actual coaching began o nDecember 2 and the Cards may be sent in an unsealed nftcr he hud beaten her while he ing chance to rnturn Philllpi to opening performance last night, December 11, was a revela- Steve Holoyko, of 54 Essex street, mvelope.at the rate of 1% cents for Douglas Fairbanks At was drunk. He was sent work- nee nnd defeat Coughlin. Phillips ' tion and a marvel of accomplishment. who was injured painfully Wednesday sach card. muse for sixty days but was releas- high man on the Republican til in the back and side by an accident Cards dent/ in this manner may ed when half of the term wan serv-jand Coughlin was low man on "Kathleen," a romantic musical New Empire, Rahway 1 at the Liebig plant, was found dead ;arry the name nf the sender but ed. Since his return home there has Democratic ticket, only ten votes ( comedy, will be presented again to- j in bed Thursday morning. But the must not contain any message of been frequent qunrrelg, neighbors nnid ference appearing in the original l»>| andd therth e was feaf r in ththe neighbor turns for these two. night. It is being produced under the physician who attended him on Wed- any kindl Great Star To Appear Three Woodbridge Man nesday snid that his death the fol- hood that a tragedy would occur. In the recount twenty Republi auspices of the Carteret Parent-Tea- Cards,sertt in sealed envelopes are Days In "Don Q, Son of lowing day was due to heart fail- Monday the blood-curdling screams votes and seven Democratic cher Association and the proceeds will First Class Hail and must bear a 2 Zorro." Other Good from the woman brought neighbors ure and asthma. lent stamp. were referred to the judge. Phillip be used to purchase candy for the Hurt in Fall Holoyko was badly bruiBed about Pictures to the house. Ejos had chased his (ruined n few votes through the Cards bearing nny tinsel or mica wife from the house onto n porch public school children at Christmas. the back and left, aide Wednesday are unmailable unless they are en- mint, ami Coughlm lost H few where she tripped and fell partly over not enough to change the outcome.| The play is a John B. Rogers pro- John Briukey Taken To Hospi when a dump wagon discharged a closed in- sealed envelopes and bea Douglas Fairbanks will be the big a railing. The man attacked her from "n the original count Phillips tal After Fall In Local iad of heavy rock-like substance at 2 cents postage. attraction at the New Empire Thea- duction. Regular scenery and settings the rear jabbing and slashing her given 1120; in the recount he plant and a portion of the heavy Cards for Canada nre 2 cents each are furnished by thecompany while a Factory, Arms and tre, Rahway, on Monday, Tuesday with the razor. Blood was spattered 'oughlin in the original count >ad struck him. Dr. J. J. Reason was all other countries outside the Unitei about the porch and wall of the professional director employed by One Leg Broken and Wednesday of next week. The 11,16; and in the recount 1135, id and gave the injured man med- States 3 cents. house. . H*> famous film star ,will appear in his ng one vote by recount. The the company trained the cal aid. The injuries were dressed Cards mailemailed for out of town de- The Bccne is laid in a New England John Bruskey, of 238 Amboy ave- nd then that portion of the body l te t When Chief of Police Harrington on D'ZuriHa was the same In the livery should be mulled before De-1 « * end by all odds, greatest pic- and a squad of officers arrived Ejos village, Flynnville, Massachusetts, nue, was badly injured Wednesday as bandaged. ture-play, "Don Q, Son of Zorro." iginal and in the recount; cember 19th; for local delivery not was in the house while the woman A love motive underlies the plot when he fell down a chute at the When the picture was released in gained two votes in the recount. -'*jj Mr. Holoyko was a native of, Hun later than iXecemlier 23rd; in order was on the porch in a pool of blood. but the good singing and the spark- plant of the Warner Chemical Com- New York an even dozen of the big ;ary but had been a resident of this to insure delivery before Christmas. The man was found in one of the pany. He was rushed to the Rahway daily papers there came out with un- ling comedy are the outstanding fea- ountry for some time. He had been There will be no mail delivered rooms with his throat cut. A por- City Hospital after receiving first stinted praias of the production and tures throughout the greater part of married sixteen years and is BUT on Christmas iDay, except Special tion of the razor blade was broken of Fairbanks' acting, Legion's Drive the play. There are situations, how- aid from Dr. ,!. J. Reason. Accord- ived by two daughters and a son Delivery and Perishable matter. off but was not found in the wounds ever that are full nf pathos and dur- ing to one version of the accident, All parecls should be in the mails It is seldom that the New Yetk of the woman or man. ing the performance last night many ISruakey fell head first down the critics do not find some little weak not later than December 22nd if At the time little hope wns ex- a handkerchief was seen actively chute. Hoth of his arms were broken Former Carteret Man spot in a play either on the stage Near $1,000 Mut delivery for Ch.rist.miia is to be ef- pressed for the recovery of Mrs, daubing at tear-filled eyes. or the film, but in the case of "Don at the wrist. One leg was broken and Buys Home In Woodbridg. fected, and should he in as much Etjos. She was badly slashed and Q. Son of Zorro," it appeared as Campaign For EndowBMilj The play is exceptionally well bal- his jaw Was fractured. His condition earlier as possible. /had lost much blood. She rallied Mr. and Mrs. John A. Donoghue though there was a contest anpong Fund Still Goes On— anced in respect to humor and the is said to be serious on account of It in hoped that all natrons will however and the hospital attendants ormerly of Chrome avenue, this bor- the New York dailies as to which more tragic parts. It has all the ear the injuries) to his head. assist the mail men in their efforts say she will recover. Ejos is not in Other Legion News ough, have purchased a house in could print the most lavish boost. marks of the big successes on stage to have all mail delivered before the a Berious condition. The supporting choruses are as Woodbridge at Grove avenue and or MTeen; action, surprise andftus- close of business December 24th, and There is endless merriment and a The drive of the local post of Alice place. Mr. Donoghue is employ- From information gathered from tained interest. There Is not a dull follows: the best way to do it is to Mail Early tremendous amount of action of the American Legion for the Lassies -Anna Guerney, Elizabeth ed at the plant of the Chrome Steel neighbors who heurd the quarrels be moment in it, not a hitch w .-.« in- Wrap Carefully and Address Plain- strenuous Fairbanks type in the pic tween the pair since he returned froir, •ndowment fund has now rescb*4 Toth, Mary Diedrich, Blanche Smol- Works. stant of pause. It moves delightfully ly, each piece of mail before mail- ture. The plot has to do with Don the workhouse, it appears that Ejoa the $800 mark and there is littl» insky, Isabel Struthers, Natalie Miles Cesnr de Vega, of California who and speedily, keeping the audience in ing. repeatedly denounced hia wife fo doubt that it will pass the $1000 XMffc" kn uproar of mirth interspersed with Charlotte Greenwald, Gladys Gerig Fint Pretkrteriftn Church J, J. Nevill, as hia father did before him, went causing his nrrest and the term in The fund was boosted by a donation || periods of excellent music, vocal and Genevieve Clark, Marie Gaydos, Ju Sunday December 13. PoBlmaater, Carteret, N. J. to Spain to complete hia studies. At the workhouse. Monday he was cur- from the World War Veterans. instrumental and just the right pro- lia Troiko, Alice O'Brien, Anna Ro 9:45 A. M.—Bible School. a student's club one afternoon he sing her for the arrest and was in a later organization was formed in portion of pathos. fenblum, Margaret Hemsel, Helen 11 A. M.—Divine Worship, sub- demonstrated some of the tricks he high rage. She threatened to again teret before the Legion but had M^I could do with a California whip. This Morris Abrams and Miss Florence Siska, Marion Desmond, Mary Grech ject "Faint Not." » Officer Sheridan Attends appeal to the police, it ia reported been active and the members joily* f simple incident set a whole string of ed the legion. The balance left Rube] are the leading character!) in Helen Niemic, Helen Goldsmith, Jo 7:45 P. M.—Vesper Service, sub- P. B. A. Meeting In Bayonne when he grabbed the razor and pur- events on foot nnd had most im- the treasury was turned over to t the main plot; Miss Rube! is in the ti- hanna Kutka, Dorothy Venook, El ject, "Red, Yellow, Green. Which?" sued her out to the porch where she Motorcycle Policeman George Sher- portant results. Kings, Queens, Arch local post of the Legion for the < tle role and Mr. Abrams playing op eaor Hass, Mary Kosa, Sylvia Chin had fled in terror. line Reilly. Anna Conlon, Jeanette was in Bayonne Wednesday j and many other persons of dowment fund. posite her as "Jimmie Stanton," the chin. 1 idan Shapiro, Mary Backski, Dora Lubot. here he attended the State meet- j importance became involved. There poor grocery clerk. He adores Kath Tennis Girls—Ruth Grohman, Ev- The Legion here is now sky, Elsie Lauter, Catherine Clifford, mg of the delegates of the Patrol-1 j i steps to carry on the usual leen but her uncle favors "Nod Roll- elyn Springer, Anna Lewandowski s tt yve in which Doug ia the j S „ I 11 1 J Stella Czajowka, Wanda David, Eu- men's Benevolent Associationii . MMr work at Christmas. Aid will be ingston," (Edward Dubow). Dubow Lorctta Kay, Mary Dick, Edith Kathe favorite of the young woman but | AtlECKS iiUSDSUUl genia Carlyle, Kathleen Muilan, {Ca- Sheridan went as the legislative del- n to needy families as far as posti"| makes an excelUnt villian and toward Eda Olbricht, Ruth Hicks, Elsie is opposed by a very capable villian. j therine llarko, Margaret Child, Doro- egate from Local No. 47, the Carter- le and names of those in need the «nd of the play meets the fate of Shuck, Throughout the action of the pic- thy Brown, Kara Weinstein. et local of the association. After the ow being listed. all villisns. In the meantime Stan- Every Road—Sophie Carpenter ^ there is plentp y of opportunity Put On Probation Dance My Ijulifis--Kvelytl Holpin, The Lions Club and the Leg ton is the victim of the villian's Blanche Brown, Frances Harrigan business session there was a banquet f,)r Fairbanks to do stunts aod he Helen Giy.uk, Stella Smolensky, So- irobably will cooperate in thia rel) schemes and, at one point Dorothy Newman, Sophie Szelag and social session. I does them, seemingly with greater Mercer Street Woman Uses phie Sy.eliig, Mamie Schwartz, Marie work as a result of a recent meet is led away, handcuffed to. serve a Mae Misdom, Etienne Dietle, Her skill und originality than in any of Rossman, Isaac Nadel, William Lynch, bo, Emma Uhouse, Julia Alee, Mar- Glass—Cuts Face Of ittended by members uf both or term in j»il while Kathleen sings a bert Nannen, Charles Ellis, Fran his other pictures. Stanley Richards, William Thome, garet Terjek, Elizabeth Czapik, Alice Mate xations. At this meeting it was pU farewell song. Bare ford, Saul Brown, Ernest Jurick Kairbauka is supported by a big Joseph Fulchoaky, Adam Drzienaka. Kovucs, Mary Dymetreiv, Kuthviine oust. He playa two parts, that of ed to have a joint committee Shy Maids—Madeline Wolgemutl Itertha Knorr. ip the Christmas work. * But, with the shadow of crime Marion Eudie, Helen Reiche, Anit, Dam-e-O-Maiuii—Fniuiie Schwartz Kukniuk "Don Q," and of "Zorro," his fath- A fight between Frank Carf and comes Lent Underduck, sheriff and Dream Kiddies—Beatrice Koth, There will be no soliciting but co Wajer, Eleanor Bryer, Fannie Va Florence Yetman, Alice Uunderson 1LerU. his' wife in their home in Mercer j graduate of s school of correspoml- Gladys Kahn, Francis Sarzillo, So- Anna Schwartz, Sylvia Fisher, 01- ' , ributions will be welcomed by aith Devcnter, Guaaie Zier, Edna Brad Mo street Monday afternoon led to the ISence for "deckatiffs", Theodore Dan- phie Uiifu, Helen Donnelly, Ruth Rei ga Rica. Amru Nestrowite, Irene Zan- °» , 'f V a^ Tuesday the Fair- arrest of both. The woman on Tues- rganiiation. ford. lia K^ui.. Lillian Chudfc-k.Chudfc-k.l iallka ,'f f e lU He the , n tea ; " tals in the character of Lem and Miss del, Anna Proskura, Olga fleigert ett , JlJulii a K^ui Lillian Chudfc-kl u wlth 'f thfe U*M Horl lh° ^U8 a;l day night was placed on probation The donations to the endowmsl By Hecks—Julia Gindu, Ann h l pi Sophie Panitz as Arabella Wilkins go Marion Kelly. Chariot II.,- Spewak, Emma Pem-utty, I ' .'"« ' . *P ', ° * ? " for u year. The fight between the und for this week follow: Chttimn, Grace Duncan, Edith Price .V.,j,. k, Julia Czai, Joiu.na j M»ogr.ras «,.d Fable.. Wednesday tlurough a series uf antics that fur- Dream Kiddies—Anna Trosko, Ev- Anna je , Can's occurred at about the same $7i World War Veterans. Sarah Mitteliiisin, Adele Cohen, Mar l Sth M W.t [>w« ^e t**1™^ ul h° ^ ( nish much of the comedy. But no one elyn Weiss, Puulinu Zubel. Paulint Kerejkart,,, l,ucy Stahn, Mary W.t- another very picture time that Sigmund Ejos in the next $10—Carteret Fire Co. No. 2, Ci-zo, Ida Lee, Guofgina Beisel, Mar k( ©otplaya Ronald Armour as "Hans Szczetma, Sylvia Schwartz, Harrie^ kowski, Kdith Stearn, Herminiu '"-1 1)u. Hnown in "That Devil Quemado." house was slashing his wife with a Joseph A. Hermann. the honest German gro- garet Ronyak, Lenke Resets, Fanni das, Mary Grega, Anna Oder, Helen, ^j Thomson ja tne star in this Dra- $5—Mr. Chas. A. Conrad, Mar Schwartz, Mary Sotug, Evelyn Beech J Hl (1 ai razor and the identity of the two Lillian Cutri, as "Flossie Never- Muumier, Natalie Wadiak, Mar Doriu, Helen I uha, Anna ' » ''i nlll of the border. Thos. Currie, Mr. Henry Morecra Brut1 Kuthryn Robinson, Rose Sohayda families became confused in stories jjst," the flapper is cast 1'or an inv FIIUHI, Violn Olbricht, Eileen Helen Huda, Eleanor Born, Lillian Pride of Court Carteret (Foresters^ Jennie Axelrod, Miriam Jaeol, Dorothy Byrne, Sara Holland, Mar- Hfc , Ten per cent, of the proceeds of of the cutting spread about the bor ftortant part and takes her part wiwi Graeme, Mary Kovacs, Anna Zimmer, "Don (J, Son of Zorro," will be do- ough. Mr. James J. Wisley, Mrs, M. srvetous skill. Miss Cbtri starred Sophihi e GiGindud , MMary nated by the Empire Theatre to the In the (ase of the Carr family, Yorke. St year in another school play. Penska, Empire Christmas Tree Fund with Mrs. CHIT struck her husband on the $8—Mr. Win, D. Casey, Mr. "f The part of the grim old uncle of i which the management plans to havi side of the head with a jagged glass uel Surlowitz. lleert, "Michael Flyiui," is in- a huge Christmas tree on the stage o causing an ugly wound which ble ?2—Mr. Hugh Carleton, Mr. Ev Tpreted faultlessly by Ciurvase Hur- the theatre on Christmas morning freely. Grohmunn, Mr. Curt Grohman, Michael Yai'czewsky playa the when presents will be distributed a- Can- and his wife have hai B. Jocobowitz, Mr. Joseph Lepek, Mr, of Teckley Bramble, u cham- iiong the "Kiddies." The management trouble before and, according to re Kuasell Mile's, Mr., John S. Olbri< A Christmas Appeal Mr. S. Schwartz. checker player who takes an D also has under way plans lor a big poll-;, the woman has been the cause Ictive part in several of the humor- T) I special benefit entertainment for the $1—Mr. Harry.Baker, Mr. L. .118 incidents with Lem, Arabella and D 'hristmaH Tree Fund, possibly on KiMjiiton, Miss Gertrude Casey, Jans. Piiikow Waxier is a most digni- Sunday, December 20. Further de- Fight Show At Frank Caelle, Mr. Thos. McNslly, ', ed and proper butler in the char- tails of this will be published later. Perth Amboy Monda Stephen Medvetz, Mr. Gilbert cter of "Higgins." For tomorrow's main feature Bet- arris. (T EARLY A good fight card has been $.50—Mr. John Coughlin. Compson und Jack Holt will ap- I'hjs play is in two acts with a ar in "Eve's Secret," a picture that pared by "Mooney" Poulseu for Moii Tot;il for vm«k, $151.50. pmplete change of scenery. Bach a modernised version of the Gai- duy night. Previously acknowledged, $716.$ culent is introduced with & sup- In the feature, bout of eight rounds Total to date, $868.06. prting ' chorus with appr»prlate, ;li'ii of, Eden, with lots of romance. B|ert Smjthers of Wuabeth is to > and dances and all in most fot- H.-1I! will be the usual live acts of present time, will meet J/oe _ costumes, q I vaudeville, a comic and u scenic as right Jack Kiernan of Long Branch. of Amboy. Thia should be a co ulded features of the Saturday bill. In the semi-final Gummy Snyder will bout. Carteret and Port Heading ' |t the performance last night there battle Pete Scortinu of New Bruns- repeated encores but each, res- The tom-tom music that you heard torn out big to we Tucker parforn t'Ver your radio lute at night com- wick. i was featured by some new lea- In a four rounder Frankia Tuck- There in a most excellent pro- ; frorfroma tht e suppepp r clubs, of Nnw York will have a new meaning after er, the only lifter around here, who ^pje,,, mention this paper lion and a credit to the pupils in Gish and is performing ui 1'eith Amboy at the purchasing fron advertis I cast, you have seen Dorothy Hod La Rocijue in "Night Life of New York," "which will be the at- traction lit the Empire on Thursday eret 690. and Friday of next w««ik. This pic- j HELLO FOLKS Luri! is a real reproduction of the! doings of jazz-laud with all itg wild: Autlun.jV Wall Known abandon. • . I M,..y of Kthw.y, N. J., lu* r. David Roffman Opened a Brnucli Star* an W Rahway Man Arrested Here M«m Street, W«odbridg«, N, After Fight With Garage M J. "QUALITY AND HONiSt Frank Regocy, of 141 Central uvi- ! SERVICE" has alwuns been our r 46 Roowvelt Avenue . uue, Railway, wus placed under bond' motto* We have giftu lor i of $bO to apueitr at a, b^arinn m CARTERET, N. J. police court tullignt. He W8S arrest j body in the family. ed Wetfn«»day on a charge of as Anthony's Sport sault an j battery on complaint of i ' Crown and Bridge Work Leonard Calri, local garage owner. H RAHWAY, N. J. .is aDegfid that he mUcked Cutoi without csuaa. CftUi was definding ! : : ;> x ' ^ " - * •- • •• •-•
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IS Piece Cereal Sets Kindly Heml me duUiils »f the $276 100 piece Dinner Sets $4.75 and up Is the Price of This Brand New 1'layer. $12.49 and up MUSIC ROLL CABINET 88-Note Player Piano Kaine Console Sett Open Saturday Evening* an Other Address or Town 23 Piece China Te* Set, $1.59 and up Evenings by Appointment $5.00 and up* 50 MUSIC ROLLS Phone "Emeraon 2300" Vaae* ., Xmas Tr«* Electric Ught Outfits Imported China, Nicely Decorated, • R«g. $2.50 and $3.00 $159 $1.35 and up $45.00 Heavy Axminster Rugs ., ~ • t\ 10 tw A r^TiiarkilblV fill© T.U^ lit il vtij _ » .IJ . person would willingly miss. Oneiitai a : -vvil! Kive lasting 33 75 service. For living-room, targe Assortment o All Wool Velvet Stair Caarpel^ "Mottled" Axrainster Rugs •.; Tnm Qfn«jqenU and Decoration- at Very L ow Prices Smith's $35.00 Heavy "•ill 27 inches wid«; stnuiKly woven; arg , A damly nig for bard wear; lortment uf deaigiis m (!'"'«>« • ,ue 27xii4. Heavy quality Seamless Brussels d small Persian uffircia "| U« colors for all rOOBlBj »ftl« price aClai/V* ecial, yard •• X •¥ <+ AM DUBROW Rugs, Size 9x12 67.50 Heavy Wilto* Seamless Velvet Rugs P$ARTMENT STORE Fine heavy quality ; ,;• sis' Arab Cartom tfclunitta's IMSf &wing Ffactice Comes ttftn fldel Is *«*«. m •£ *<««•• flj- 1 flrlnkliig roffco, the Aral)* tftlfht clmmphm. 1i t natlte of Itaw r nttrautant, a ccnncr is broofht and tork rlty, nlthoufh h« h«rt rtrnio all hi* Spic and Span Hirf^r a«! Vw of sloes liilil in hot ember*. fl|htlnt on the Paolflt Want. IK pitsand from imnil to hand thr«* Columbia'! rowing practice nil' Sho«t, Yard Mid Curtain Ooods to th* couching of Richard A. • * * linen nnfl back to Hie host. Aft«r this The time l« romlng In this country Cont>l«t« LIM «f gnedt Is p*nnllliMl In 01«Ddnn, father, nnrt Richard J, (llenflon, son (holding megaphone), when nny r»f«r«nce to Mr. Ppmpofy MerchatidlM citn* to a rnnrlnslnti with » regat- AH n poglllnt will he retarded an evi- ta. The photoglyph shows the fln- dence of ft powerful memory. I 7/I« Weafc PoJnf Mi of the race between the fresh • • » > SCHLESINGER'S DEPARTMENT STORE Th<> pnrt of n nminr cur that eanse* m«B crews. T\\P record for the greatest number mor* nrdrientB thnn any other la tb« nf flKlitn IH rlftlmpd by "Abe, the News-, Oak Tree Road l«Ua, N. J. • act that hol.ln iho ntrerlng wheel.— hoy," n Sun Frnnolsro llfhtWelght, who flllll (Aln ) Klttht hn« foiiRlit mnre thnn WW time*. | Christmas Trees! Come Now and Select Your Tree We have an unusually large number of Maine and Vermont Tre«* that are the Pick of the Fore*t*. Priced from 60c up niUes to meet rival oii-vpua this sea- son. HOLLY and HOLLY WREATHS WITH LOTS of BERRIES » » 4 Of All fportflotes Eddie Collins has stulcn nli bases In a single game upon two nccBBlons— PRINTING Kindt Thpro 1R too iniii-h voice culture In Special Walnuts From SOUTHERN FRANCE against Detroit and ni^nlnst 9t. i/ouls, modern foothnll, both In 1012. not the cheap kind • * « • * • Get A Supply For The Holidays Cleveland will he the scene of the A whippet has been tl inert to rover 1027 tmwllng tournament of the Amer- 200 yards In 12 ««con Easy Term* Sol Sokk 54 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret Next to The Chrome Moving Picture House LJOWLING winds and ••• ••• driving snow surround j the home on Christmas Eve. I But inside is warmth and quiet, I peace and happiness—for an Easy j United States Stores I is under the Christmas tree. I Operating Over 12,000 Store* I No gift could be dearer to the I Wish to announce the opening of another new store I home-loving woman's heart thiif * • at 84 Main *t Woodbridge N. J. SATURDAY DEC. 12 • an Easy. Used most and remem-/ bered longest, it will continue to re- I mind her for years of your love. ' t Royal Bake Powder 21c & 41c can We Will Qladly Demonstrate, I Cloverdale Flour 5 Pound Bag 29c; 24^ lb. Bag $1.25 I the Easy to her on her next warily •u I day without obligation or charge. I Let her approve of your gift before , SAUERKRAUT Cloverdale Catsup j CAMPBELL SOUP c I you definitely decide. ;" 3Caiwfor25c ! ™'"25c Large Bottle O1 I Don't forget to ask us about VALLEY PEACHES I our special terms. A few dollar* EVAPORATED MILK : Large Can No. 3 -1 Qf P. & G. SOAP down and the rest in easy payment* Can. for Cake* for 25c I EASY will allow the Easy to pay for itspli F«iBC7 Juicy Sweet Orange* I asitisused. CAMPBELL'S BEANS •."•">; 25c GOLD DUST I WASHER c fl>r Large Pckg. Dish Mop Free 3 "» 25c Clovwrdale Macaroni and *3 Pkg*. for BROOMS 25. ~" No^ 7. Real Broom Haider ErM e Pancake TOMATOR3 Wd BuckvM# Flow Urge Fancy Salt Mackerel - ;35 The story of Leonardo's defeat is told in a few words such things is both better and cheaper than She had a great halfback and a great fullback in Thomas Tuck- In the third quarter, during which Grange sat on the Ride- er Hanson and Schnorr, but on the whole she lacked even'a pas- lines, the crowd loudly demanded that he reonter the game. be found elsewhere. sable running attack. Her main threat waa a wide, sweeping "We want Red" shouted the boya who had come to see him. r end run by Hanson and this play was run to death. Hanson But "Red" had played a hard game in Philadelphia the day made two longs runs on this play but on other occasions Rah- before and waa scheduled for another lame in Washington on TAKE THE DRUDGERY OUT OF SHOPPING way's ends and tackles ripped his interference to ahreds and Tuesday, so he reclined in the straw at the side of the field thU year by fir»t finding out how many things you want can be wlected lo tuit y*u slashed him down back on the line. while his capable teammates held their own with the red jer On the other ham! the Rahway backs proved themselves sied Chants. versatile. ' They screened their intentions skillfully and mixed the plays in great shape. They had the stuff to advance in any Grange played a good game. He ran interference, plung- AMONG OtHER THING§ OUR STOCK INCLUDES manner they chose and they made good use of it. ed the line behind interference,vanfl tossed arid caught forward Punting by both teams was way above the average for passes in an expert manner. He did everything well but, alas, Pearl*, a large a»«ortment of Noveby Beads, 3 to 20-Piece Toilet and Schoolboy games. Taken all in all it waa a great game even footbpJl crowds want the spectacular and nothing else satisfies Manicure Seta, in Ivory, P«*rl, Amber, etc. Large assortment of Pipes though it was played in a sea of mud. them. - and Smoker's Supplies. All Imported and Domestic Cigari and Per- fumes, Waterman's Fountain Pens, Ever sharp Pencils, LadW and ified Staten Island Railroad, on Hy- Men's Pocketbooks, Cameras, Flashlights, Razors, Shaving Sets, Loft's "Red" Grange, who threatens to eclipse Jack Dempsey Specials, Belle-Mead and Huyler's Candies, Watches, Wrist Watches record of bank busting that haa withstood challenge since the Bridge Plans Causing in Boulevard nml Emmet Avenue, 'ark Place, East, Buffalo and Sprat* and Xmas Cards. memorable battle of Shelby, was present while his Chicago Island Land Boom venues. Pears teammates trounced the New York Giants at the Polo To give a little idea of the actl- Grounds Sunday. , Attention was cpntiired on Staten ity in -this section. New Dorp Gar- "Red" came, he saw 70,000 who had come to see him, and Island again lust week, when the an- BI)S, just north of the property to FRANKEUS PHARMACY then l\e let Messrs. Sternaman and Walquist do the conquering nouncement was made that a ?90,- )e sold, was a raw piece of acreage 000,000 tiriclifi- wnuld be erected a- Ive yean ago. Today it is solidly for him. After packing the stands with 70,000 folks, the fam-croBS the Narrows to replace the pro- milt up with line homes; also Great 76 Main Street WOODBI ous iceman evidently thought he had done his afternoon's work posed tunnel. Staten Island has been -Cilia, considered to be the most thriv- Phone ISO ior not once could he oblige by breaking through tackle for on peethirtfr with real estate activity, ng town on Staten Island, where lots with new operators and developers within a short walk of the property of the justly famous Grangian sprints. The nearest approach turning their attention to the Bor .o be offered by Mr. Day next Sat- BREYERS ICE CREAM PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECI to the spectacular that Grange was able to make was to inter ough of Richmond more and more irday, have Bold for as much as cept ajvery, very daring forward pass and run, almost unmolest- every day. Never before in the his- 17,000 a piece; lots on Hylan Boule- ed for the Bears' third touchdown. tory of Statcn Island have prices en- vard in tie Coolidge Park Develop- hanced the way they have in the past ment, just adjoining this property are two years. Hundreds of thousands of bringing as high as $2,200 per lot. To those who had been led to expect that their $2.20 would dollars have been spent in the pur- Great Kills Harbor, noted for its entitle them to witness Grange dashing hither and yon for co- chase of acreage and their develop- yachting, is only a short walk from ment into home sites. ;his Oakwood Heights Property. pious touchdowns, the affair might be termed disappointing. But to say that the former^ Illinois star did not play football, Joseph P, Day will hold one of The sale will bo held at 2 P. M., in the largest auction sales ever held ;he New Elks' Club, formei-lly Ook- £'.od football, would be an injustice to him and would be con-in recent years on Staten Island ivood Anns, Amboy fy>ad, Oakwcod The 3 trary to fact. Grange put up a whale of a game at left half- next Saturday, December 12lh, when Eleights, Staten Island. back, but he was too cJosely watched to be able to put over the he will offer 432 business and resi- In discussing the sale Joseph P. EDMOND'S big thrill that the audience had expected of him. While the dential lots at Oakwood Heights, be Day said: "FLORSHHM" Yuletlde tween the Oakwood Heights and Bay "Staten Island's awakening began Giants watched him other Chicago backs did the damage. Terrace Station of the newly elec with the' introduction of fast, fre- SHOES quent ferry service, at a five-cent Shoe Specials w fare, followed by the construction of are "Footfitter« miles of good roads, an era of sternly For the man who borne building the subdivision of cares many of the tightly held large estates, the construction of a long line oE lengthy City-owned piers at St. CONCANNON'S seething with real estate activity, Bay aubway from 69th Street, Brook- As usual, we are prepared for the Holidays with a good stock of lyn, to St. George, and thence, along up-to-date and useful merchandise. Great care tyis been uaed in Lhe South Shore, nnd the more re- selecting our wares. Unlike many of the "larger-stores that stock any- cent electrification of the Staten Is- thing that comes along, we have endeavored to select only Buch items land Rapid Transit line. MUSIC STORE "These great improvements, and as the combined experience and judgment of buyer an,d seller indi- the Hylan Boulevard along the en- cates as the best. That is the reason why it is much easier and safer tire length of the famous South for you to shop here; you do not need to sort through a lot of un- Shore, together with- the plans for desirable goods in order to find what you really want. several new bridges to New Jersey, DON'T have pushed Staten Island to the fore! I say watch Staten Island.1' BUY a In particular we would call your attention to the following items. The Faithful Printer Years ago, when the New York Her Player-Piano •Id mill Jumea Gordon Bennett, Jr., Men's Neckwear Women's Neckwear; excellent assol were In tlielr prime, the latter Issued ment at various prices. one of his arbitrary order* ttuit there- Fine assortment of boxed until you have after the name Herald should never Ties SOc, 7Sc, $1.00, $1.50 Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and Childre appear unless In Italics One printer fine assortment at low prices. followed It uIinoBt too literally Christ- Mufflers. Fancy Scotch and heard a mas week came round ami churches Silk - R0O, $2.50, $2.95 Tow«l Sets, moat beautiful aaaortm MiBounced In their programs. "Murk, Also Boy's Muffler and Tie from W the Herald Angels Sing," the priut«f Sets at *'•» DUO-ART duly HullcUlug— Kansas City Star. Bow and Handkerchief Bedspreads, Table Cloths, Napkil Combination _——-••----;••- $1.00 special for the holidays. Make exc What Will You Give lent gifts. Player-Piano Deien$itixe the Gum* Bow and Belt Him for Christmas? If you expect to have souit' dental Combination .• • $foo Underwear, Combination Undergarment! $695 ! work done and' wish to desensitize at many different prices: y,,»r teeth to a certain degree, brush Bow and Garter Set $1-00 . y XX7HY not something that will bring daily Nainsooks at $1.59, $1.98 and $2.4 W happiness for years to come? them twice a day for a week or teu jlelj^and Garter Set ii^ri-llJP. Crepe de Chenes and Pussy Willow Sill If your gift is a Synchrophase, he (and you) diivH wlih milk of magnesia, and the di'iiial work may be done with less Suspender and Garter Set $1.00 af.. \ $2-25, $2.98, $3.11 Will bo assured of radio reception which will pain mi the part of the patlrtit, wiya Armband and. Garter Set..- 59c and 75c be a never-ending source of pleasure. Nightgowns: a currenponueut ot the Kansus City Handkerchiefs, The famous Nainsooks, etc. $1.00, » The Binocular Coils will get the station you Slur. Wash Silks want and then prevent any interference from "Sealpackerchiefs" 10c, 2 for 25c $1.98 alV co 15c, 25c, 35c, 50t Knitted Sacques f,or Infants at vano| •a. 0.1. rat. QC outside sources; the JLowWuw Extension Circuits will bring in over 100 stations not We Know This Stops d $1.50box prices, ' IWWM Shirts, Broadcloths and Silk stripes and Bwwriwi reached by other sets: with the Lolortonz "knitted Infant Sets, beautifully the timbre or quality of voice or music can be Madraases at all prices, very suitable for packed • $3.19,' varied to the individual taste, irrespective of ROUP gifts A _ ~—i — ii. i i i ' the loud speaker's characteristics. Lumberjacks for Boys and Boudoir Caps all prices. And, in addition to these and other exclusive Girls $3.95 and $4.95 Ladies' Silk Hosiery, all shades Grebe developments., you will be assured ot Special, Also Meij;t at_ $3 00 j4-95 and $6.45 Player-Piano L :::::::: : L prjces. that durability of construction which has made $245 Bathrobes in line Holiday packing Grebe the standard for years. $10 Down Comfortable* and Blankets — ^::^i: $5.00 up grades. you radio. h*n y<"ir dealer "Faultless" Nightshirts and Pajamas at Umbrella*, from $1.50 to if ncoptioa with tti*t ol othot lece all prices Koup Uoiksout laycis jusi when " ~ Sets; A. H. Crebe & Cq., Inc. RADIO SETS "Interwoven" Hosiery, Lisles, 3 pair for Toilet Articles: ,.rKs aie highest. Biiuss &rnous 109 W«t 57th St«rti N«w York luart Juiing »'tr«ks that "tiunt 'lie $1 00, Silks, 75c and $1.25, Silk and Wool great varieties. d'HiU,N»'T* Freshman, 5 tube set $39.50 must. Ycl we guarantee yuu can 75c, $1.00. Perfumery. Colgate's Standard Go Fre«fd-Ei»emann $75.00 avoij tliia bliglit. at standard prices. Mli,|'.I.J11fordQ.Mil«t,,Okla., Umbrellas iay=: *i'vc lost ftumlxis uf i'hitk» Writing Paper, boxed in all price«, mail Zenith, G tube set $240.00 Holiday Slippera for "everyone in the ens lislciiiiiu to other \>aVk\ «t- a nice gift. Eagle, 5 tube set- $150.00 uiiiiuwiiuioHS of dilluc.il kmJa family. v of loiipiemwliei-No*11""1"1^'" iugl'iaus which 1 knuw wilUuie Don't forget our complete stock of SUITS and OVERCOATS. Any set demonstrated in your »j I have usp &*• CARTERET PRESS i, «1.80 Per Y«r For ChrtetmtM* and the Naw Year for THIS COO COO, UJHO your family, your friends or even your- 1% Published every Friday by HIS STACKS, SCCTVH6 "THCIOLXSH self, we suggest our Six Per Cent. First C. H. BYRNE, 44 Chrom* Ave., CARTERET, N. J. SAME tt)\-(H HVS ARfAS Mortgage Certificates, a gift of lasting Telephone, Carteret 813 and returning value, ft coii&tant re-' C. H. BYRNE __JEditor and Manager minder of your affectionate regard. Entered as second clasn matter June 5, 1924, at Carteret, N. J., We have these, prepared in an at- Tost Office, under the act of March 8, JJT9. tractive way suitable for the season's greetings in any denomination from Foreign Advertising Representatives one hundred dollars upward, • > New Jersey Neighborhood Newspspers, Ine. American Prosn Association CrV,PS Av.u OVEft Write us or telephone for further in- formation. ' THE STRIKE GOES MERRILY Amounts f 100 and upward. ' When tho nirike in the anthracite mines was declared, i both operators and miners seemed to feel that & decision would BOYNTON BROTHERS & COMPANY be reachrd, one way or the other by December 1. They look- OR HE (V\Ai "Bt 200 Jefferson Street, Perth Amboy ed for operations to resume on or about that date. However, Real Estate Insurance flvents have shaped up in an unexpected manner and the mid- E QF dle of December finds us with no immediate prospect of a sup- pjy of hard coal. fl,RadiotranSbop WE RECOMMEND 0(i IS HE A y Local coal dealers, familiar with the various forms of fuel and naturally anxious that there shall be no suffering among U0VIN6 IHEM SO FREED their customers, have taken steps to see that any person who HE MOST HAN/E needs fuel can have it. Of course, they are unable to supply EISEMANN hard coal, but their substitutes range all the way from soft coal * HE GOT hsre to cannel coal, coke and a mixture of 8creenings Carteret Caseys Near Top In Bowling League The Ever Welcome Gift 1 BOOKS Displaying the best frrnnd of bowl- ing they have ekhihiU'ti this season, (or young and old the Carteret K. of • howling team STATIONERY trimmed the Rahway I'liseys, taking two of the three gam- • Friday ni(?ht j THE FASHION SHOP An Ideal Gift for Man or Woman on Coughlin's lanes. K.iliwny is load- i 75c each ing in the bi-connty k uf (',. howl- ing league but at t IK- i-nd of the Boxed Lawn Bast known Authon R«pre**nt»d second frame FVidn\, i urtorot was I Large Assortment of Christmas Gifts in Boxed Stationery tie with Rahway f"i lirst place in Hundreds and hundreds of wonder- the loop. The thinl eami' went to • 2-98 ful books that anyone will enjoy Rahway and the latter ti>um ngnin Ladies' and Children's Dresses, Coats, Sweat* * 98c reading. All cloth bound and full took first place but i.nly liy a mar- A large box of the finer quality library size. By such authors, as gin of one gams. ers and Millinery Good quality paper in several at- Fivrfjfcubles were tallied during I lawn writing paper. Box contains Zane Grey, James Oliver Curwood, tractive color*, with envelopes to 48 sheets of paper, 48 envelopes Harold Bell Wright, Gene Rtrat- the i|Rch, thrQe by I'urreret play and 24 correspondence cards with ers, frZurill* who hit two ami Burns • match. Neatly boxed ready to give. ton Porter, Edgar Rice Burroughs envelopes to match. one. Martin' Getting and Chris Ladies' Silk Dresses, $5.00 and up and many others. Muringer hit the donhles for Rah- way. D'Zurilla starrcil for Carteret " Hats, . $2.50 and up and in averages hitting 201, 182 and I Tuberose Lawn 200. But his double in the final could Children's Dresses, Men's Note Paper Children's Books not offset the drop of the other pin- • $1.00 and up ners on his team and tho prime was 1.49 Wholesome books for boys and lost by 54 sticks. Hats, . $2.00 and up , 1-25 girls of every age. Storiea of ad- The Carteret pin-knights will play gainst the Perth Amboy Caseys to- I A very attractive lawn writing pa- An inexpensive gift for the men venture, scientific, school sports, ight at Perth Amboy. per -with 24 sheets of paper and 24 folks on your list. White paper and every BUbject of interest to The scores: i Sold on Terms convenient and agreeable to both envelopes. •nd envelopes in a neat box. children. Carteret 3urns 203 146 189 i >'DonnelL 188 151 • •• I Gill 188 171 144 Jolan •*• *" 115 156 Main Street, RAHWAY, N. I ENGRAVED Scally 167 190 .155 • CHRISTMAS CARDS J'Zurilla 26l 182 200 'otals S27 840 803 I Buy Better Merchandise at the Store of Better Value SOc and $1 Rahwfty lettings 180 138 200 Beautifully engraved Xmas Cards in assorted designs', with I Sullivan 175 132 163 • envelopes to match, i.eatly boxed, 12 and 21 carda in a box. Muring^r 207 17R 145 McCoy 172 167 194 Moulton , 162 158 150 I Accounting for Look Dogs Fear'Water Higkett Church Spire Hub—"You look Just alicnu deiul. my Tin- Knkllim ilog Of the h'nr North The s]>lrt! of Strusshurg- cathedral Totals 896 773 857 dear." Wife—"Why shouldn't 17 I've Is mnrliilly nfrnld of water mid only Is thi; highest In the world, being 400 Just been to n Blnughter sale ntid a nmliT III.' stinging hi sh of I he lung fi'i't I j i v; f i Ariiuml thr solid spire Is hundred other women IOUIUMI (luggers whip will I'c eminent to wmle through an open network of stinn., with statQSS, /"THE MERIT STORE" PERTHlWBOY, N. Young Yanks Trim At me."—Boston Trniwrlw. It, espccliilly In low teiupurntiirM. rosettes unri nrnhesques. Boy Scouts 18 to 20 Phone P. A. 2800, 2B01, 2802 136-138 Smith St., Perth Amboy Sid Currie's basket in the last your purchases in time (thirty seconds to .go enabled the Our prompt delivery service a.; Carteret, Wood- for Christmas. Deliveries to Young Yanks to trim the Boy Scouts STORES IN of Troop '2, 20 to }8 at the Presby- Neut York City NY urange , AJ M crinn basement, Wednesday night Kingston iTJvy NY. Bethlehem, Pa. P. M., until Christmas. The game was close from start to Niagara Falls. N.Y. lencown, finish. The Young. Yanks exhibited Jersey City. fil.J Plttsfield, Mas good floor work which was a great Filth Atnbct/,NJ. Reading. Pa. Pole Preservation help to them. Bureford, with seven Bayonne, JJJ, Scranhn. Pa. Preservative treatment of telephone points starred for the losers. Currie! Elizabeth. N.J. Wlhtiatve poles and crossarms greiitly prolongs tallied eight and Mullan six points' their life. It Is estimated that $25,000,- for the victors. * 000 will be saved by such treatment of Challenges are offered at any light FLOWERS the poles and crossarms now In serv- junior team by the Youhg Yanks. ice iu the Bell system. The challenging team must have a court. To arrange games address the Joseph Comba, 21 Union street, Car, teret. THE CHRISTMAS STORE Remembrance A Diamond Young Tuft G P T Make This Store Your Headquarters For Perfect! Currie, f. 3 2 8 Christmas Mullan, f. 3 0 6 Comba, c. 2 0 4 Xmas Shopping Medurith, g. 0 2 Mijlecz, g. '1 0 0 An Abundance of Christmas Gifts at Totals 9 20 Bar Scouti Savings Now G F T Harris, f. 1 a 2 Surely you can think of no Blackburn, f. 2' l B more pleasing or lasting Gift Bare ford, c. , 3 I 7 than a Diamond net in accord Morris, g. 1 o 2 FOR WOMEN FOR MEN with Her preference. 0 The memory of a cheery flower greeting will last Auberschion, g. 0 0 Silk Chemise $3.25 Imported Leather Wallets 87c Diamond, in 18 *•«** White Collins, g. 0 2 long after Christmas is past! Gold Mounting, a. low •• *25. Turkish Boudoir Slippers : 89c Club Bags (all leather) 10.00 Totals 18 Phone, Rahway 711-712 Surely you can think of no more Boudoir Caps (silk) 59c Fraternal Pin (gold) 1.00 pleasing or lasting Gift than a Diamond sot in accord with her FOUR—Curteret Press 4 Under Arm Bags (suede) 1.2S Military Brushes 1.98 preference. J. R. Baumann Robins Hold 3-Game Hat Boxes (stylish, durable) 6.00 Plaid Woolen Scarfs 1.98 :: FLORIST :: COLCORDS ' Lead In Harmony Loop Overnight Cases (fitted set) 3.98 Fancy Leather Belts 1.00 St. George and Hazelwood Avenues 138 Main St., Railway League Standing Silk Umbrellas (all colors) 3.98 Ever sharp Pencils , 1.00 RAHWAY, N . J. and 32 Cherry Street. W. L. Av. Phone Ruhway 370 Robins 11) 8 .70-1 Silk Hose (full fashioned) 1.39 Beacon Bathrobes (all colors) 8.50 Crows 15 9 ,t)i!!i Bluebirds 10 17 .371 Tea Aprons (fancy embroidered) 69c Silk'Ties (all patterns) 1.00 Sparrows 7 17 .'i\)2 Retulti of the. Week Beacon Bathrobes 8.98 Men's Pipe Sets 5.00 Although the Crows gained one "Tre Jur" Compact Set (gold case) 2.00 Paris Garters (all colors) SOc """I game un the Robins this week, they arc still thine games behind the lead- Pocohontas Moccassins (for family)-. 1.00 Suspenders (good quality) 79c ers. Tuesday night the Robins bout Shoppers - Shoppers the .Sparrows two games and last Imported Perfume Atomizers 1.98 Leather Gloves (lined) 1.00 [light the llrtiwfi beat the Bluebirds| Woolen Sweaters (collegiate plaids) 4.9S Silk Hose (all colors) 6»c I three in ii row. "Curly" 'Sullivan If You Want To Get the Most Select was the bright light for thu victors 1 uunting for 210-166 and 167 scores. Tins brought his average up quite a bit. CHRISTMAS GIFTS I Several G00 totals were scored dur- FOR BOYS FOR GIRLS ing the week, more are accounted Sweatert (knitted windbreakers) ....:... 1,25 Doll Carriages ...... 4.80 far as the league goes on. With till!) Come Early • the Bluebirds hold the team total Steel Coasters (Red and Blue) 7.98 Pearl Set Necklaces .bractet 1.00 honors. Bunny Boots (7 to lOVss) 1.98 Dresser ToU«t Set 89c Chm*m« Will Soon Be Here. When Th* Ru.h Begin. D'Zuirlla's 234 is still at the head I of the individual scores, Steve Ctutm- Overcoats (woolen, collegiate style) . 7.98 Rain Slickers (all colors) 4.9i Y orml imrlor efinn« itito the CM tar SPORTING GOODS hh nn»l skirmish with Hi« whlsfc We have already sold a number of these high broom bRfcir* tourhlng the pnitenji quality, Htyliah Overcoats and Suits for gifta, so . Northland Skis, Roller nnrl I«e f"r bin dp Rt thn end of the journey. Skates, Flashlights, Pockpt Knives, "IlrMih ynu off?" he Bshpd Ingratl if you are considering giving a similar gift, or Christmas Tree Outfits, Columbia itlngly nf nno of the doctor*. for yourself, we ask you to come and see our dis- d for the Kiddies "Thnt'H jTist exactly what I wa» about," the dlsrlple of Kseu plays. Each garment we show is well tailored aic-lalmed. "Here'« one of thi little nyttemt of »pp»»dlng from excellent material and carries our guaran- Complete line* - Ingersoll Watches (tflrms that ever w«§ Invented. The tee of satisfaction. Ready to wear and made to " and Alarm Clocks porter brashes me off, Mid thtn he hninhoA you, and every one else, nni order. stirs ap » lot of (rennii to be breithei Other Christmas Gifts In and start dlieaxe. Oermi ought no to ho disturbed In public; It'a danger ooa. J. Orville Way , The porter grinned, itandlng oa one foot and then on the other. 35 Cherry St., Rahway "Oh, come on, doctnh," he Bald, "and let me brash von off. What little bresbln' [ do ain't goto' to dliturb no ' His work was a mere formality. He expected only to go through the mo- tions. There was no enthusiasm or thotvnghneai In his accompllihment. This Store Can I used to wonder why Gllmore did not teem to get on with the Arm with whom he wan employed. I knew that CHAS. CHALCONAS Show it to You b« bad held the tame Job for ten Ttors or so, and that finally he loat It CLOTHIER AND TAILOR R*hway, N. J. 1 69 Irving Street, 'What waa the matter with d» worer I asked the head of the firm one da; when we were talking to |tth«r. "He ihowed no Interest In hli> woik," was the reply. "He drugged himself to work ID the morning as «*C«rly a* If he were going to a hang' Ing or his own funeral. He put no energy Into lilfl work. He nhowed no OftSCIAN U*N PERCOtATOK SBT •nthnsluBin. We let him go because HOLIDAY he was such a dead one." It waa another cuse of (tlrrlng op DO fermg, of simply going through the 'motions. . had Gordon In my office for (our CELEBRATION, SALE years, and he wag one of. the most To eommemor&te our first holiday season in'Perth Amboy, we «« enthusiastic workers I have ever otferiBj, until December 24th, only, these practical and acceptable gliti at known. When he set about rear- ranging things in the store room, 1 greatly reduced pricee, . uhe.nl knew It would be thoroughly done, Every item offered, is from the regular stock of first quality merchandiBe, and is bached by me uper™ that the remotest corner would be In "Satisfaction or money refunded." Woodbridg* R*dio & Electric Co vastlgated and every elusive envelope Take this opportunity to save, by doing your Chrit>tma shopping now. 34 Main Street - run to cover. When lie went through WoodferiWjo, N. J. £he files tor me, there was nothing left without examination. No germs SUPPLIES were left undisturbed; he did the baBtneSg thoroughly. SETS "I never got up In the morning," he RADIO - wrote me when he wns leaving, "gorry to have to go to work. I always Weed Famous CROSLEY Radio It. It was a pleasure to see how FAMOUS FIVE TUBE RECEIVER much 1 could get done, and how well. Two Tube Receiver Sure, I always go to I don't remember that I ever looked TMH 11 I I I k' illHtnncd roc $60 VALUE ONLY fuimi'rly nulil for (I860. Tr««- CARL LASTER'S at the clock eager for quitting time." fiit IUI'M fllefllvvoa onloyy while People who don't know anything SANITARY BARBER SHOP. about It say thn: Gordon has been $10.95 All the girh go there, now. lucky. They can't understand how he has gotten on so faBt when there are men who have been with the firm .95 Three-Tube Receivorj They do such nice work there, and besides, from now 'til New Year's twice as long as he has who are still Oiipalilu of luuil epoalt they're giving away free rifts to holding their old Jobs. cr roict'tl'"1 o" lonK rtl" everyone and you get 8 share in the I know. He atlrs things up when bip prize contest, too. ha has the whisk broom In his hands. HlKMllH . . «P 111" CARL LASTER'S He puts life Into his work and energy Il.gular »2».00 (9, lilt. Wlilirn Nawtpip«r Union.) SANITARY BARBER SHOP GUARANTEED STORAGE BATTERIEB FAMOUS LIBERTY SS6 Rooimlt AT*., Cartaret, N. J. •— Classified Ads. Bring Results 100-Volt Chargeable BELL LOUD — A Classified Adv. Will Sell It "B" BATTERY FOR AUTO _jMt»w- FOR RADIO SPEAKER 6 V—11 plate (fci 1'9r< I^BBk " v—60 *'"'' Itegiil&r $25.00 1 80 amp HRJM with adjustable unit v— and cord. Ite(;ulnr SADIO BOOKS AND 100 amp « — price tfO Q BLUE PRINTS 5c Spec'l Dodge 1 I 12 V 0 wnp $10.00 .. «PJ»« 12 Volt Your Choice. HARD RUBBER CASES BATTERIES "B" BATTERIES V/i veil—each 29c TRANSFORMERS 45 VOLT Genuine Tungar DDDBE BROTHERS Tested and Approved Acme $2.96 2y2 Ampere Charger SPECIAL I,Alt(iE VA0UUM TUBES OQ _ All American $2.95 For A - B Battery TYPE--B 5&DAN Charger Type T01 A Only.... O«7C $1.89 FAMOUS FRANCE THREE-CIRCUIT A car that many will consider an ideal 22 Vi Volt—large $1.09 BATTERY CHARGER TUNING COILS $2.45 Christmas gift for the family. 6 ampere — d»O AP To lounge restfully in the ample rear seat is SPECIALS alternating current vO»«fU an experience in motoring luxury. O-50 Voltineter 69o K)Oft. Aerial Wire 39c VARIABLE CONDENSERS Its desirability is further heightened by the r Hadiolu 111 with Tw Kinlii. and Head- I'hon"!J' »rh TTnit- $2.09 smartness and good taste of the special Phone I'lugs Straight Lluu F set. Made by the I»w Loss Type. Kur Phones $2.09 liiulio (Vii'porutiim of equipment. 11-1'late, .00025 -$1.« v You are pleasantly aware, too, that the car Lightning Arrester 33° America. Ku^ulur price "O" Battery -29c 17-Plate, .00035 $1.60 is everywhere admired, not alone (or its Battery Wire Asseinb'y... 65o 24-1'liite, .0005 $1.60 beauty but for the genuine goodness and dependability which Dodge Brothers have 1>uiU into it ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES AUTO SUPPLIES It is thjp knowledge—that you are not enjoy- ELECTRIC HAND IRON THORN AUT0»MATI0 Alcoliul; f_^u 1 95c 8-CUP ALUMINUM WINDSHIELD CLEANER ing luxury at the sacrificeof economy—which, ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR - Yt'ui'3 Hot ami Cold JugsTTT.^49 in the final analysis, is the solid foundation l''on| MiitomuttT $2.89 on which rests your pleasure in giving or $1.95 Cuiii'U'sy Ijitiups; pr. ,.$1,79 in owning the special Type-B Sedan. 1MUC1S »B.«0 Ask ud about Dodge Brothers Klovver Vases .^. • JJ- -49c '• Now Credit- Purchase Plan : S\T.O Kreiie'h jronuT _._-_:_•_: •_•.:.:$1'98 2 95 o Fit All HOUSE FUSES G"v<)lt"Wli^tiric Jlorn.. ••_ •? - FRANK VAN SYCKLE Cars Et IU;!0 arui>. Box of & lvC •• 69c 189 New Brunswick Ave. Perth Amboy eldOleiiiK'i^ ••••• 49° Spark Plugs CURLING IRON 40e He^ilur $1.00 49c Complete ELECTRIC SOCKET C. RADIATOR COVERS Hair Dressing Set tfi 7Q PLUG ..._IZ1LL DC l'Lush lined; aiada ttt List Prioq $3.50 »P I • • * HOT PLATE J3TOVE MOBIL sell at $5. Clohe out;:1 HEATER Hegiilar $1.50 „ .11 J Hydrometerii •_• •• 89o TWO BURNER ELEOTRI0 on, Combination ASH TBAY STOVE .Ji-a»lt-a A-K and AND MATCH HOLDBK Arctic. - CJal seal- il.iinlsume rooep- la la fully nick»l Oilllti. ^it.i aua pro»lao» ror resting $4.39 Perth Amboy, N. | 204 Smith Street Open Evenings e3138 •Mmmmmmmw W WlNCHESTEA StORE December ALEX TOBIAS' DEPARTMENT STffltE OPENING MONDAY Fourteen AH Kind, of Hosiery from 10 Cents to $180 , BROWN BROtHERS A fine line of Gentlemen's Dress Shirts from $1.28 to $3.25 HARDWARE—PAINTS—TOOLS—WINDOW of Itm clillil U ili'WivtiMit on his ttTOpemmiMit, oliiic n child who 1'UTI hsM and |oi\( n>i]iilroa mi»rt> nourish1 Want than one who leatla a qulvttr NEW EMPIRE THEATRE , llfr lUt* of growth «iw has « bear- RAHWAY ing on caloric fiMj\tln>mnnla. Th» who In f)iHi\vlti|- ni|>l(|ly alumld PHOTOPLAYS OF DISTINCTION l i Bht n in«ri> fooil l» im"'t lila f«lortc V.oJ.rille—SatanUyi a»4 Holidays limn thr l>oy or girl wlioatf In normal Matinee: Daily at 2:30 P. M. — Evening*: 7 and 9 P. M. know tl»» ilul' THE ERS nf lht> i>H«i-nlU! f Saturday: Matinee at 2:30; — Evening at 7:80 t»ln, I'nri'oh.vintM. ti»t«, mli\<»r»ls »«tw. Th(> Important living hir lit«r ll TODAY, Friday, December UtK— to Itttrn tit* fn,.,u ihni contnln lh<*» THOMAS MEIGHAN ia IS iMK>ntlal* III H I'ftlnlicotl diet. ts a wvll tmlnmvtl uivi\n for an.r child DITMAS "THf MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF •Jtx .Y^arx olil ctMoi rrtfl with H»lf >r«»n> SATURDAY, D«.mb,r 121k— than» ant) Ittlt »\»I>.M«I»V1 Milk Ut BETTY COMPSON and JACK HOLT an '. t aliw hu*t*v»ii t»»»< is*' "THE EAGLE 1 <>ttt> >>«<.-(<* itiftttt with __ Comedy —"Scr«inU«4 Ecffa" Sc.uk—"Rniiu of Aagkor" — Also — , 5 — AcU Refined Vaudeville — 5 1 UMII p)»« trv , (Ik t Ite x ^» MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, December 14A, IBtk, It*— H * t Extr«ordiB«ry Atlraelioa DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS b "DON Q, SON OF ZORRO" , With a whip for a weapon Douglas Fairbanks five* more lattffct, more real thrills, more high speed in "Don Q" than in any pktare UUI&tJtMr U a at has ever made. tl td* t*<^ N\r a |H «»k trtek: Mti Fables aad Kiaogrmaaa The | Matinee at 2:30 — Admission 15i and £$« kat Eveninp at T and 9 — Admission 36c and 60e A\ WEDNESDAY—AMed F«aUre reallf. FRED THOMSON m At •THAT DEVIL QUEMADO" Comedy—"Dvf D»yi" NOTE—-DON Q" SHOWN AT 8:It ONLY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, D*t«mUr 17ta> aa« llta— DOROTHY G1SH and ROD LA ROCQUE m "NIGHT LIFE OF NEW YORKH A comedy romance of janland at iu j»ui*st that twiaga along with all the reckless rhythm of night time in New York. - C»*Jy— "U»« Goofy" Firtl EpUwU •(—"WILD WEST" v , MamUrt oa Thar*4*Tt Omty 5c—Otkart 10c ft jMc % * STRAND '•i * Wk*r* Mmmy FmU AMM i.tt ara«U CRESCENT PERTH AMBOY—Tel 258 TODAY «es) SATURDAY- S * TODAY and SATURDAY- t'Wcv GLORIA SWANSON WOODBRIDGF W W • M ww THEATRE mmm 'Stage Struck" ? J0; Satonlaj 2:3i>; T and 9 pm. TODAY-LAST TIME IT HAS COMEDY I PUNCH! AND CLASS! D. W. CJUFFTTHS 1 kn * wfc -.—— a »• 3* STRAND BIG TIME "Sally Of The Sawdust SKCftl TOI|0*ROW-aaATUW)AY ttvm "VAUDEVILLE* Do«s Opm 6.45 P. X.—Satmrxuy LOM CHAMET •» SUMPAY-ONE DAY ONLY- "The Tower of Ues" STANDARD -* VAUPEV1LL.1E5 fAT OntALUEY m , ' SUNDAY and MONDAY-* "The Rghting American" '•v -., • n Li»' #14 441 'M^mm^M^m * ^ < PUBLIC SERVICE rn nil, Wiatara Nnapapir Union.) Men and Women Horizonta Vartlotl. MUturn of vtcatahl 1— Early Inhabitant of Rom* I—At a laUr ttmt 11—AnnouncMBant BieaiU to fool tht I—.An eb) Raising me Family- KtoonatKiayioget'rtopiacoiX Fisher ILII11J' • If you are looking for a job, look first in the want columns of tWs paper. Without doabt you will find just what you are look- ing for. If not, place a small ad telling about yourself and the job will find you. I — Classified Ads. Brinjf Results — Bargains v JUST UKE am mo FATHER DlD- SUCH IS LITE mfiACB OUGHT MHEE S SM0Wr*2 E*Dr£ j POP, I TUINK EAT IT SffMrt Wf NOW,* UP that will sav* MDE Mt 5HOrtE ff tU. \* \l\ 1 A LnTLE TROUBLE 3o SICK or IT r rxwiY WHI TO you many a dot 5MXE AKT MORE lar will escape you if you fai) to read carefully and regularly the | advertising oi By Charles Siig Snappy Work local merchant* MICKIE, THE PRINTER'S DEVIL C W«un No»t»t«i t BOSS iw'l i WAUT BUT MV BUSIMESS In This Paper! - wow vyiu. // TO VAlMk'lS AWATTER.OP I - Mention tins imnur to •--•« L it \\A\a vim. ic lu'ins them, it halgtg your niiper. eoss ALBERT URBAN VIOLIN INSTRUCTOR ME UOT fo OOUT V./AWY TO 8E BOTHERED Pupil of Max Jacobs, Wtll-knowft\ (JOBOON VJHERE tiuchor iinii conductor; also nieni't | f3 «r IKT of Mclluwell'H Symphony. Studio: ayy I.anrio St., Perth Amboy • "i l'houo 1431-J 666 *jt'MAV ft a prescription for_ Cold*, Grippe, Flu, Bilioua Fever and It kills the gernu. B*Lf. V«u Zalu Felix Starts Something THE FEATHERHEADS m 1HE 'REST [j I VriE 1A? THAT5 S ^ Of TOU OHE Of YOU ^E5 AN' lU SIVE HIM A So THAT NEW TCMANT [pf IHt H0U5tJ\ ) BAHGIN' QM \=) 6ljY5 0N THI? FEUOW • ^•i^-ajfpli*^^ " MEDICIME UPSTAIRS I* r\ PR0Ft53WWL UWTE OF HI3 THAT RADMTOR r/f LOOfi BAN v < -.» F THAT <*' fell >tf :.; '* ll •" '"*fe4 •4-V.3H |inlH«»^ArVi.-l. hlgrh MOM Stfcrk Albert AM M~- —...-. 4 5-^« Tim Sarrillo r _„ ,to dnlo with 213. l; _ ClusHUd Ads. Brtmt iT#o-l fttor tetms ih $« ci | Results'tW w It - me other threi> f*M»'«™ *U m a j cHRiW/iS j •flb« fw matTbowlin^ lwgtie fora- deadlock for weond place, " ree«itly in well on it* way j Novelties and Toys j J of every description i I It will Pay you to imped this stock | D.LEHRER& • before Buying Elsewhere, STYLE CENTRE I We carry a very Wide and Select Line of Mechanic! Toy* I 76Roo^veUAveo«e, CARTERET,?*. Colored Bulbs and Wiring in Sets or Single and in A,. • i torted SUes. Much other Electrical Equipment for I i Christmas Decorations. ••'*. > »»* I i We will discontinue all ChrUtmas Good* after thU | Young Men's Suits Season and all our Stock will go at sacrifice price. | I H must be sold by the end of the hliholidaysd . Arrow Handkerchief* XMAS Double Breasted 1 i in Holiday Boxes with 2 pair Pants I Rabinowitz Hardware jI 4 for 4 for FREE $22.50 50c $100 I ' • XMAS 555 Roosevelt Avenue Carter«t, N. J. I G1FIS Tel. Carteret 312 WITH Young Men's Blue Guard Biggest and Best Line OVERCOATS of Young Men's EVERY $28.50 Shoes and Oxfords PURCHASE Business Opportunities $5.00 a pair In Carteret Real Estate Many bargain* both b gofasf blufaMues that are (or sale and in desirable sites for business and manufacturing enterprises. In order to show our appreciation of Fine Auortment of Men's For particulars apply to PAJAMAS WILLIAM J. GROHMAN - Silk Handkerchiefs Licensed ReafEstate Broker * > your, patronage in the past year, 189 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, N. J Fancy $1.95 *nd $2.95 Latest Novel we are going to give out Christinas '.•Vi1 50c each presents to all our customers free Fine SelectiNi of Boy* who do their shopping at our store. Knitted Cloth and Jersey A FEW YEARS AGO THIS All the Newest Wanted SUITS Shades and Colors in A Genuine Gillette Safety Razor Set At Popular Price* SERVICE WAS IMPOSSIBLE Women's Hose ) at Popular J*ricei One Pair of Silk Socks will be given wiil be gWen FREE with every Everything Washed — Everything Ironed Y«*g Men'* or Meo»» SUIT OR FREE with every pair of MEN'S ' i •• M«;ers M*k« Glove* are All Wearing Apparel Ironed by Hand • OVERCOAT, SHOES OR OXFORDS. known to be the best 50 dozen Men's Socks Only a wonderful new method of ironing en- We have them All the Latest ables us to give you this splendid new family service Broadway Patterns With Bvery *7.S0 or more worth of at such a remarkably low price. All we want U a •* • * * trial. A. Young American Watch and Fob Merchandise we are going to f w» Yet we have FREE one large 12 inch Sleeping K will be given FREE with every Boy's GOLOSHES Silk Neckties DOLL LET US SAVE YOU SOME For the Entire Family Just the thing to give 3V1T OR OVERCOAT, XMAS MONEY4 -4 PERTH AMBOY HAND LAUNDRY him for Xnms 39c each 3 for $1.00 315 MAPLE STREET * Our big selection of Phone 2050 DRESS SHIRTS Fine Suspenders Are the talk of the towri In Fancy Xmas Boxes 75 dozen to choose from 50c to $100 At Popnlar Price* Aactioaeo- /lat. BEDROOM SLIPPERS SHIRTS , • Dad Needs Support BELTS JO-MORROW ' Saturday, December 12 PUBLIC AUCTION s 2 P. M., in New Elks1 Club Hou.e, formerly the Osiwood Ann | HOUSEHOLD | Amboy RoHd.'Oakiyood Heights. SUUn Island j T O Y S Weiss's Department Store PRACTICAL GIFTS • $90,000 Stolen Island Bridge r* . PciH Carving Sets, Stag Alleys 69* Handles 1.98 I value of theM lota on 9i ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET N. J. Electrified S. L RapifTranrit ' -nWi',"i • ."»• • I liJii* > pupil — Right Between Two Stations 98c Wareever Aluminum Grid-1 lilies - The Recent Remodeling of Our Store Hat Enabled Us to Put in a Large Sttek ol Chriitmas die-, :... 1.39" OAKWQQD HEIGHTS Goods—Toys, Many Useful and Practical Gifts for the Entire Family. Xmaa'Tjwe Ornaments Aluminum Double Roaster, • Tov Betli Mother can 1 Ve 18 in 1,98 Ki$$*pr takhv 1.98 as Low as 49c and 9Sc Doz. STATEN ISLAM) Midwsy Between Oikwood Heights and Bay Twrsce Station •-Boro oj| R»«hi»*nd, Nf>w XoA Cifjr We carry a full line of. the ndtwo Silk Umbrellas, in all the lat- Trains—Track, Tunnels and • 432 HYLAN W)ULEVARD LOTS gemuiit« Towel Set*, towel * est jftiades. These make wanted shades of the famous splendid gifta in a Xmas box | Onyx Silk Pointex Hose 1.66 wash cloths - Buy Her a pair for Xhta* '- ON HYUN BOUUiy 25c WHILES THBY LAST —8 ; Hoopw* i BW aw P Bulb Xmaa Tree {Electric | ^ T«U Ws. Co. 1 light extenaion 1.4$ to Footbal Imported HaddWw pi's Chinchilla Toilet Sets, In II ^all Kinds of Xmaa Bo^, |. blue and gray, sizes 2 to 6 AU Kinds BV DOHT TH£1<:E'5 5UK TO4ET cMM* WHOA-A-A!! ,,TU 13 ME TO FINE You 3 AWD I SENTENCE You MAYOR'S GRASS OFF TKH TO ME »N JACKSONVILLE., lU TURN IT 1J ,T Wfir"«y! ,»:W>» ' * * ** "• ' «.. PA?! * « NC USE. TALK1RG , LUCK TS AGAIbET FATHER o By F AOK wfeLu. I'LL, MAKt ""^ f A BUJ^r* ' BUT BBcjuii «- MW1T w A • T ^s^ IJ r -J Ki'/J MlLw w (* 3. T rr M*i,VAw UJON, TM* LISTEN 4A,VBL. A (S tr TO M5_ -i ^tx> >S TAKt THA,T'<. MtT PVE.RTWING IS IN APPLE PlE. OGDE THE WEEKLY MEETING OF THE LADIES C1EANUP CLUb- AND IT AflNE. MOTTO WE. HAVE-TOO-- WALS 001OF GtE.-U)OKlT I'LL 5LTJ0\MM RDCTHL (VJEEJ- THC ZCX5 IISl' list Af&Al/VMNUT#3-D)E'R>/- we. GOT OU& WER£ IKTMlQ VECW WIMMINS KIM ONV OUTTA l AN' GIT AWAV WIT IT ALL TAKE: RDtT JAIL HOUSE:' •Si'SUf, \, ..