ADS THAT PAY All of thm Newt Impartially Told fa * Qfcit at RmLgriowi. New |h k v , unJtr d w Act ol hOfcIl >. I»7»_ N. )„ FltlDAY, MAY 1), J9>1 ZABRISKIE WIN IN TOWN, COUNTY SEEN PUnsToFire RE: DOGS Commissioners The approach of warm ^reatber Deny Move To Here and Throughout Bergen Proof School brings with it every year, the proper control of dogs, particu WiDJBe Voted larly stray dogs. Last year Name Firemen the i Township was kept well cleared of stray dogs by reason of Board of Education Prepares the activities of the Township Taxpayers Communication dog catcher. This procedure will Answered By Bogle At Zabriskie Spirit Indicates W in Plans A t Meeting Tues* again start next week, and all dog day Night; Cost ^25,000 ' owners are requested to co-oper Regular M«,mg ^ Thcir Sup. ate with the officials in the en Former Judge Impre*w» Th* Board of Education, in prepar deavor to reduce the stray dog With His Sinterm ami ing Tue.-d*y to ask $25,000 for im population and the dangers in .STSrSw.u d I'"'"* naming several paid firemen to the j vj. O . P . Strong Paat Record provement* to Franklin School, in volved. Kally fire d»par*"»»nt which i* wholly w L j j------:— dicated it would not propose plans to Owners of dog* tan now obtain erect a new school. The proposed im the license tags for 1931 from the unteerat the present time. The denial Mayor Honcr R H> ifita atUvkrd John R ZiWuiw » etpvi trd to provements include fire-proofing and clerk in the Town Hall any day came as a result of a communication j Jfjrry Harper and his supporter* v»»ty l.ymihurst and IWrg*wT>.s%mt» a new heating system and purchase from 9 a-m. to 4 p.m., except Sat from the Taxpayers’ Association who ^ ^ )K.|j l»y ,(*. Yowl* Hr Tuesday in ihe primal* etevtiwn to of property adjoining the school, but urdays, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. the H.n Min the RepvMkM nt HARKY C HARPER ford the kind of Service we give. Mothers and For Assembly- J. L. BURK fathers EMMA PETF.RS Funeral Director V What dee* jr 14H oz ca n s CALL HARRISON 6-4496 Awi Old-Fodhionad Ginger S n a p s YOUR RUGS Trap r*u|hl— »*rtiuin |«rkf4 Premium Soda Crackers •~frr.li H.AVOK k r f i Icy Point Salmon M lU r tlr lf THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, m i i -—and gets it. Carole Lombard has Lyndhurst Theatre RXO. Lincoln R.K.O. KHZ R.K.O. Rivoli the leadin* feminine role. ..*■— ^ Friday ariffl Saturday. yvUJ bring the Mystery and comedy to the nth Friday and Saturday, May J5th While A w e a»ei*Mjr c o n te aU n U The feature attraction that is now picture that the million*, have await- degree— that’s " T h e Gofflta”! “ , and 16th—L e w Ay ret 'will appear in j *®r “ * "*•* ** b*,t playing la that amu ing production,! rd—George Arlim in "The .Million- The new picture a t the Lyndhurst that action h it—"The Iron Man” *the **8t . man or * •‘Skippy", taken from Percy Crosby’?! ajrr.”. He’s as different from the Theatre is funny and thrilling- by with Jean Harlowe and Robert Mont- comedienne dn when . lovable cartoon of the same name, Arliss you’ve know n a* the,«tual pe;- turns and sometimes at the same- joinery. A c tio n , fast a n d furjou*; c«™e» to• •etectlDK the tost portrayal witti Jackie Cooper, Bobby C oogan, sonalitie* of the character he por time—which - is really goin* some, romance, strong and urging; thrills, ^ Oriental roles, there is no choice, Mitzi Green and Jackie Sea’M. trays. Millionaire by night, laborer when you get right down’to cases, gripping and dramatic; “Iron Man” ! Warner Oland who poftrajra the Sunday, Ifor one day only, a double i by day! And lovable every minute It is by a ll-odds the best of all the i* the story of a Champion whoae ‘ title ro*€ »n Charlie Chan Carnes feature program. T h e m ain, fe a tu re ; h e ’.-*on th e scree n . You’ll la u g h loud- Western Electric Sound Equipmeii head got too big for his halo but 9n", Bet on Women” with j er than you’ve ever laughed before, mirthful hair-raisers of the screen * mystery drama scheduled to will be “Don’t EUGENE W OOD! iAMS shrunk to its normal size when he : open Sunday at the RKO RitiThea- Edmund Lowe ami Jeanette Macllon* You can’t afford to mi** George Ar- and stage, and if you can guess the Managing Director | ______conclusion up to the final minute of m e t a girl who made him fall. A tre, Ridge Road, wins that distinction aid. One man’s wife is another man’s I liss in his first modem screen story, the action you’re a better sleuth than tale of love and clash and glory. A j without an argument. temptation. He thought his wife a o £ S DAY ONLY story of one big dramatic fight from Bom in Umea, Sweden, Oland came child. But she played with fire and this reviewer. ™ “ 'BWCINO a n d entertainment Certainly Detectives Garrity and start to finish. A social terror with ; to th is country when a mere young- that i* no child's play. Take a tip- May Blossom Dance Mulligan hadn’t the least idea of the ladies and a rich man’s son who s te r and attended school in Boston, “Don’t Bet on W om en”.' Held by Ladies’ Club HEART what it was all about, and if you ?oul.l have his own way and get graduating from high school there The associate feature will tie “Clear IIOLV N AME picture Show a ) want the present writer’s opinion, arhat he wanted until he met the and then receiving his first theatrical ing the Range” with Hoot Gibson. ... T S w i W F E A T U R E .Sherlock Holmes himself would have erne g irl w ho m ade him n o rm al, S e e training at Dr. Curry’s Dramatic The May Blossom l)an«e given af the jf SATURDAY, May Joan Crawford presents two ex found it an almost impossible jot) to Lew Ayres, star of “All Quiet" and School. “ I*,1!1 1 Columbus Club, corner, of- Valley tremes in her new unravel the tangled skein of weird, ‘Doorway to Hell”, and then Jean „ . n ,. ,talk'"’- n,„„k ami Harrington Avenues, by „i.fc JOK FRISCO, MLA^I-FB and KDIME GRIBBON During the next 20 years he re •FooU, Dance’, which will play on g Anxili „f lhe 0 ub blood-curdling occurrences. Garrity Harlowe, the platinum blonde who mained lie fore the footlights, special- and Mulligan don’t bear the slightest Tacinated all who saw her in “Hell’s Monday and Tuesday. In this graphic Saturiiay n|(,ht> attr«ted a capacity , „ , i izifff in Shakespearean and Ibsen Cross-section of Chicago's underworld, Ann Hardine in “Girl of the Golden resemblance of Sherlock Holmes, be A ngles am i w ill m a k e you fall f o r ro | ett( an(j ^ ^ , 1 extensively in this crowd (if over four hundred persons. toiscdc of “Spell ,:.f the C .rca.- the glamprous star reaches both the A n n yond the fact that they are in the her n this masterpiece by the author C(. „ we„ u in gwe4en Wbw. Dancing was enjoyed on the main floor Fox M ovietone N,WHK l u l , l l,.s . g , f t M ATINFK _; ______heights and depths of the social same business. Garrity is Joe Frisco, jf “Little Caesar”Cat who scores a- ...... „ ,i„ of the building while guests who did quently - making several round-the most dramatic i v 1, IH m m M m a t u r e whom you’ve probably s«en ih vaude lother triumph in thi* “The Iron plane, enacting the not dance filled the other two floor* world trips with various traveling of her career. It ville with his cigar, his derby hat M an” . apd gripping role of the building to capacity. So enjoy ..T en CENTS A DANCE” companies. ! i* in every sen-e a fresh triumph for tilted on one side of his head, and Program for the week of M nday able was the entire event that every with BARBARA STANWYCK. Ricardo Carte. M d Monroe Owdey Gland’s first screen roles were in Miss Crawford and reveals her cap his shuffling dance-steps. Well, he’s May 18th—“Dance Fools Dance" body -tayed until the orchestra struck fo u r Theda Bara picture* for Fox abilities as a dramatic star more the same Joe Frisco, ond the screen with Joan Crawford for Monday and the notes of “Home Sweet Home”. film s in 1917. Subsequently he played deeply than any other role she has ‘‘C A U G H T C H E A T IN G ” has another "(ind”. And Detective Tuesday—on Wednesday only—“June in a number of Pathe serials, but his essayed. Lester Vatl support* her, Apple Blossoms were used a* dec CHARLIE MURRAY and GKORGK MDNLV Mulligan is that sterling comedian \lj.,j|",,w.iih Jack Oakie ami “Captain orations for the gila event. Mrs. John ___ ^ first roie of importance was that of William Powell gives another P a r a m o u n t News^ Harry Gribbon. Thunder" with Mary Hrlan. And Ruggiero was chairman of the com Charlie Yoog in “East is West" with breathless performance which makes Tn-^SUAV ami WKDNESDAY, May 19-20 DOC1H.K FEATURE They make a wonderful pair—an now, Charlie Chaplain's latest hit Talmadge in 1982. mittee of arrangements. unforgettable team. You’ll laugh at ’’Man of the World”, which will play, “City Lights playing for .i days | I____ . t . This Thursday mgnt tne Auxiliary , “BEAU IDEAL,’’ them till the tears rojl down your Other picture part* followed, in- on Wednesday and Thursday, a dram Thursday, Friday arid Saturday. “ “ "" “* atic screen sensation. A il a _ genlle met the Club House in a business ~es- with RALPH FORBES. LORETTA YOUNG and IRENE RICH face—that IS, if you have anything cluiltng one in-the Amt talkie, ‘‘The ------—...... And - ■ ------V forget the dates! ■ • I in an outcast—loved deep- sion with president, Mrs. Dominick like the normal American sense of Jazz Singer", and later villainous man exile, ly by two women, one he loves and Livelli, presiding; followed, by a Hat “ONCE A SINNER” w ith Dopothy Mackaill humor. But the remarkable thing C hinese role* in “in Old San Fran can’t have, the other he can have and Social. Plans were completed for the 1 w«lai--Kox Movietone News about "The Gorilla” is that it is not cisco” , “Chinatown Nights”, “Wheel TWO FAILURES ft'Mlnfiuliv Yitaoheue A c t—“fhe ORce Vanwl just a matter of farce comedy. While O f Chance”, “Xhe Mysterious Dr. Fu doesn't want - Powell is seen as a man Communion Breakfast to be held May in ^rime that he cannot 241h, and the Card party to be held wedne^at ^ 1 RK^HTS TO ALL MEN ATTENDING you’re laughing you’ll Suddenly be Msnchu” and “The Return Of Dr. Fu so enmeshed itave you ever thought of yourself himself. This powerful role de- May 20th. New members wilt be jerked aWfbrf out of your seat by M anchu”. In every screen role, how free T H U R S D A Y ,1 May 21 D O U B L E F E A T U R E is being small; ho account, not to be some strange new happening—««*ie ever, no .fife thought o f casting him mands the ultimate in acting talent 1 admitted. J “KEPT HUSBANDS” considered, in fact regarding your Utterly unlooked-for menace lik« a a s anything’ but a villain o f the deep iC8XH3CHaoocKXKHXM>oooo(XioooooooooooocMXH3o Services fur the Sunday after Ascension, May 17, 1931. Junction Lumber 7:30 A.M. Holy Cothmunioh White Naptha P flC G SOAP 9:45 A.M. Church School and Wrecking Co LYNDHURST COAL CO. 11:00 A.M. Holy Communion and For that School Girl Complexion Se rm on. also dealer in 8:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and. SECO N D HAND PALMOLIVE SOAP . .3 cakes 19c D.L.&W. Scraatou COAL Koppers Q 0 Sermon. Rev. J. Anastasi, Rector of St. Anthony of Padua Church, Hack: PLUMBING ensack, Preacher. 215 PATERSON AVE. Mueller’s ...... Tuo day, Card Party umler the MACARONI, SPAGHETTI, NOODLES 7 J 6 VALLEY BROOK A V l N l J t auspices of Church School, 8 P.M. in WALLI NOTON. N. J. Parish Hall. Passaic 2-5200 XTRA STRONG Tel. RUtherford 2-2140 Wednesday, St. Mary’m Guild 8 I’ M. Thursday, Young Peoples Fellow ship 8:15 P.M. Cloudy Ammonia full qt Friday, Choir Rehearsal, 8 P.M, The ChurcTl with a cordial welcome to all. SAVE MONEY Blue Label Cut String Beans Asparagus, Fancy Jersey . .25c No. 2 can ...... 19c New Potatoes.* No. 1 Bert, 5 HAVE YOUR PAINTING AND Daisy Brand Lima Beans, No. 7 lbs...... 19c C lassified St. Matthews' can ...... 17c DECORATING DONE NOW Tomatoes, No. S can Fancy 15c Idaho Potatoes, Last Shipment, 15 lb*. . ..TV . ; ______..... 55c Lutheran Church Wall Papering $10 and up per Peas and Carrots No. 2 ran 15c Advertisement Room, Including Ceiling. Your Noxon Metal Polish, reg. 25c Spinach, Fresh, Clean 3 Ib. 17c Valley Brook Ave. and Traver* Place Choice From I V t n t or Howch sise ____-.-___ ii . 1 . 1 1 1 . r n . . ISc Cucumbers, Green, Lons; 5c-8c , We cunnot guarantee the insertion of any Rev. t.eorgr F. Muller. Paster 1931 Booka. Painting and Craf- Ceylon Tes, wonderful flavor, Green Pepper. Large 3 for 10c advertisement these columns unless same is 295 Travera Place. Lyndhurat tex Done . 1 Reasonable Prices. Ib...... 49c ,111 Fancy Santo. Cofee, Ib. .. .19c Boston Lettuce. Large beads 5c paid for in advance, listen Ion classified,, ad- Phone Rutherferd a-lljM JE*teri«rP»‘»Ung Jujus'* . veriisTng are ns follows: one insertion $.50, two i*;}5 Sunday School. Specialty. consecutive insertions $.75, three consecutive in 1(1:80—S e rv ic e — "M em orial F lo w Floors Sanding and Refinishing. sertions $1,110. Limit five lilies, average six words ers". We do Spraying Work, Stucco QUALITY MEATS to a line. - Monday, 3 p.m.—Woman's Bible or .Furniture. C lass. All Work Done on 10 Months Chuck Steak or Cash— Estimates Cheerfully Given. l/ean Stewing Lamb Prime Rib Roast JoRBINO WOHK Now la the heat time t> APARTMKNT IH »l{ I IK N T ;i an«J 4 ro o m s have Jobbing »1"'H "I *>» ‘‘“w “rwl> 1 U>l .(uitM aejrtton. Janitor aer I.KT OlfK RKl'HKaKNTAtlVK prlraa lower than paat 10 >rai« Wm II v m c t n . d e r a f t •* rental * * ' 'Imi >i» lar rare. CA1J. AND SXI’I.MS I>t:TA(t.S Lai* Veal Chops Marvev 1« KlvaraHir Av« |.>i«thttiai l.\i-idhurai Hiex' Ho|«nntend*nl or call Kuth Al.l, WOHK UVAItANTKHIt 26c lb. pbone Rutharlord 3 417ft 2 turn - rt I if No Job Too Imik*'. Non* Too Small. ( hopped Beet HAVK >"ur cArpenter and cabinet work |l",,r KOK RKNT » Beef Liver b y i i m ha* learwed h*.wv ♦»> J. BALLERINI Prime Chuck 34 y e a »■ ut eaperiawe and nave m.ne> ftepalra and alterathma of any deacnpip.n B e e f Kidneys Frad C Sohn ait Kt.urth »i . l.yndnot^t |'U» Live IN.ultrv Mmrltat 32S PAGE AVENUE Phone Ruth % 73«a h 1 tt i t'laatinu thnaena. afca«< I.YNDHUKST. N. J Roast 17c lb. •111’ h* more Ir«n mtile than etaewhere Hp* PIANO TUNWO Th# plan**" that n..N«ty < iMln -ill K ridu* nd Saturday 315. Otant e * n 1\% are th* "twa 1 f«*r ■«. Aventie. l.y urthu1 ft I 3t tninera admit that I ant Th* I tan*' Phone Ruth. 2-3476 J a- «*»• H*n*vllt. 3 30..J. «M UnloB AV*. , \! ...... SEVEN DAYS WITHOUT FOOD M AKKS ONE WEAK I>tNTS XKKOVKP (r..tn -> A W innlaor'k I oimi ree pOK SALK C'»mpl*te aet aviatl-n teat t*M.k» Edward L. Walker by Walter lluatoh Aviation tf-nt t*etiinnina Iu entl Will atrtlftna t«»r lift. Write »«•* ’ I V- I L E N G IN K E # 4, Cf»Bimenall l^adar *» 8 HIGHLAND CROSS TO l.klT A|M»rtment on Paa* Ave Heat tit j RUTHERFORD, N. J. and P*r mnttth No heal A(»|»ly Warn TEL. RUTH. 2-7761 till-h :m>7 Ridae R.«ad, Lyndhurat Pt»»nr Rutherford a 171ft M . ** U Rwih lib 4 3 -;m • orv ea te n t t* W AN'? KI1 POR RKNT Run**!-.* JurrOahe-1 Av* L>«4 4 IO J t o r tm f u r n ia h e d W in » S p ra R u e 7,44 M l St . Lymlhurat 4 S4 ti HKRK’S A HXROAIN IO r*«*m, 3-famiU houae on C’tll t-.n Ave i'itftnu Muat »*• ELK’S HALL A T 8 P.M W ld uuxkl) liapiovementa Will a*ll im ■ ' l»edtatei> for tft»«*o W rite lAaa K» C,«'tn m e r e ia l lj e a 4 e r <*o POR RKNT Purntabed r-..m t train tPulley ’bad' t»ua M i Lyndhurat Itw»r»a Ruth i iJK\ MtltmRN 11 M l MONDAY, MAY 1 8 , 1 9 3 1 TO MET A|«*rt»ent Ijvtnfatoa A venue r<«*ma hath and ittijiarlfi Kent rtw aai The Republican voters of Lyndhurst are LoftT fa*f »hHe «*erman Sptti *ray e*aa m a le if he r * i r * » a r i l r««r r e t u r n ‘H »a |.*ra»*tM*« that will lead t<» return l‘all cordially invited to attend this ra lly for tk e Ur« Keaaait* 335 Lya4bur*t A»* rfr,w Ruth 1 *7 a* OWlJfQ tTO I»KATtl in faaiUi am i Regular Republican Candidaes. rjbM hp* *>f m a id e n s < «fi ,« f M . . . ■ f o r e s t mates on Monday night. AIO.INQTON N f* tO * e KCASSr 3 1 3 0 i I I PARK AV Nt i • LYNOat fctT. N. J. ooooaooooo ^b«»e Rather-orj 2-IS71—M$7* / LYNDHUKST, N. ^ FRIbAY, MAY IV Ml HESS Five r t s T i drill work by teams of the four cctaneils participating. Star of Wm. Theatre Shopping New Automobile Tire Introduced Near 300 Attend | < B. U Rue Council, of Carlstadt; Daughter b Feted! Star of Pride of Overpeck Council, Adoniram Group’s jRidgefield Park; Star of James T. Centre Merchants By Sears, Roebuck and Company Boyd Council, Bloomfield; and tha local council. Card Party Here The program promises to be most Announce Sales . . interesting and You Can Do Washing and Ironing in Comfort with THOR Equipment THB W HOLE FAMILY CAN A DELIG1ITFIX VACATION AT BK AITIH 'L IC R C H A SE Thor electric laundry equipment now, You can arrange to pay for it by the month if you wish. Only a small carrying charge added. The Thor Electric U’asher NMf Mountain Vl*w, N. J. This machine has .in easy washing method. T p • Balking, hihiac, Raaliaa. Ilors*. Hot soapy water goes over and through tl U IV Urk Kidiis#, lltkin*. (,«lftag, T a» each article again and again, loosening J L i l l l U Y m l , ItaiKlnfl. t ard l*«fUra, rle. — J J all rarlual«rU fee w iaW n of aar and drawing out the dirt. There is no Otmmmmitj Oak—for o*.orr» usd ikrir (imto. , friction, nothing to tear or injure delicate ■ayiaaapUtatPackaaarkUk/ullkafoUlafaeaaalrr materials. club mmiy al Miark U «*•«. Voor asoiiiM* pasaa#ala «« a p i* ar* leaa tkaa da** ia tk* arm ** coaal r y clak — aad yoa aa*« ail you pay. Jka brre'a a may o a l a f yout $99.75 cash and $105.75 on varalioa proidras —at prartfeallj aa cipfasf. terms ol $5 down and eighteen months to pay. a a a a B m y m ¥%m€ !\*OW aad lkr«a«li Ik# IVkaaark CoaiWiaaily O ak Ugia rapping lk«- pimrt al oa»r, fluid Thor Electric Speed Ironer wkm U iuin you. ' < Mata* aa* Hafe 4 a ; » aad Eaaday* toi* • *k* You can sit at ease when you are Id *, go M i a | •» U «« h ad W»srt* A« *■*. air. using this ironer. It will lit on a small table and it is a convenient height to operate- llrau quickly and ha» a large ironimr surface. Ilie open end add* to sour con* \ rnience wbei) you are w orkia* and y o * Mton acquire 'k ill in iron ing iliftiriilt pieces. - . : , , irv.V) rath »ml ^425 «•" tenna »i IS down aod ttghtaen maath* «<> pmr PV BLICS& ) SERVICE THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY H , 19H PAG* TWO—SECOND SECTION f of Columbus; Miw Belle Castle, King, Miss Anna Keboe, Mrs. Lu- | r i » r \ p ARTY GROUP State Secretary: M*yor Horace R. cetta Harris, Mis, Ulliaa Wol/e, ‘ W.C.T.U. Meeting hi Lyndhurst Hears 201 Attend 7th Anniversary Fete Bogle; Commuwioner John F. Woods; Mis* ’ Mary E. Rodgers, Mr». Mary FETED AT LEHTPS Mrs. Aliee McDonald, District Dep Howard, Mr*. Carrie LandaUs, Hr*. o n i ci: i of Lyndhurst Catholic Daughters uty; Ho». John J. Breslin, Jr., for Mra. Jalo W. Lehti, of 46 River- DU ftntt luaistant proae utor of I’e r- Catherine O'Shea. Mk.' Margaret — : pr im awnue, entertained at her home . -----*— . • jj-' thr Atiteriwm hdm** the modei gert County; and Mrs. R ose Hu Me, ’ ReWy, ana WfS. Mafgam W ard :*“ Tuesday aftemodn, the ladie* who "Prohibition is no lon^r a theory 1 .«™ H o n . Margaret Callery, ,mA idea) for the worW. Tlw country grand regent of the local court. Miss Th** Court will hold an initiation assisted har with tbe cant party but a fact, bringing Anomic, hy- fmPrt to t*‘afh for thi.*; law W eehawken Tax 0)1- depends on h o m e s; tbe home* de- Mary E . Rodgers presided. '. > of new members on the evening of given, recently under the auspices of gienic, social, and moral benefits, as well as for all other : . _ , j pcrid on mother. If a man is just The musical part of the program June 7 th, at tbe Parish Hall. Mr*, the Lyndhurst Woman’s Republican ‘js’bea wAjteteatal.b* «>mgt Hi; ^ lcctor, J>peakcr . 1 ■„> honor; ftos - Htirde, Orand Urgent, and her Club. ties,” said Mrs. Andrew ^ Bluded. v LACKAWANNA I It. N * » It fm t un thr Senatorial list miKit \ UK iim RALurr • m mm I far by Cfe*ri*» F Rl*ck. M fw w id , N J . \ impugn m wi tt- • « . fWmm M 3 Paul tm t*y the Jutat \ *ftater * ampatga Cs , N j LYNPHUKST, N. J., FRIDAY. MAY IV MN Published’ every Friday by — Poor Little W3d Flowers Legal Notice THE COMMERCIAL LEADER CO., lae. )M Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J. RytherfA^l 42*MJfil -titteeor------Notice of Registry tod FRED 5. BERNER ...... EDITOR ERNEST J. DAB1NETT SECRETARY and TREASURER , a Election WILLIAM E. KAEMPF ... ADV ERTISING MANAGER 1 ' • • * •, Yearly -subscription $2.(10 in advance. Songle Copy Five Cent*. Advertising Rates on Application. Township of Lyndhunt Classiked Advertising, f lines 1 time. 5tic. 1 line*, 2 times, 7tc T lines, J times, f 1 M. ' lines the minimum order. Yearly rate* on request. All ads payable in advance. All copy must be in Leader Otter before 4 P.M. Thursday. No extra charge,is made for leplies received through tins oifice. Independent and Fearlaae-r- Nothing to sett but span foe legiiiaaaee advotwag. Copy for new advertisement* and change* should be received at tha uttca ot publication not later than lt> o'clock Thursday morning. Arrets all mail and checks payable to The Commercial Leader Co. Inc. LYNDHURST, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY B, 1911 iftwrtw* !*«•:(***» *iM *«• iinmwummm *# - mi mm* mmm tw mM ft* Mf **4 Election •atwrfi m itw rnra* w»*» I*# mim ZABRISKIE MERITS G O. P. SUPPORT lA M te A Tni* tiwinM ii Ow • c%w*MW* • fur trwll y wf ftter NMIWHt ww» The Commercal Leader offers John B. Zabriskie for support «tt» mmm •>< m u i m. »-#*,*#* •tin w#*wt of local Republicans at the primary vote Tuesday. His candidacy is an honor to the party. It is an honor the party should not hesitate to accept. Men of Judge Zabriskie’s %\ tw uf HU w 1IIKM calibre give the flow of politics a cleansing, refreshening aspect. AMMutfWlife* *1 |*m» i'm rmf NtVMkirtl ftaunt*t mmA litn Am As the Republican nominee for State Senate he will be without <*»*» «WrtW* Umi >I«m ••«•« hu 1i*»* n n i Mainly because of unfortunate, poorly planned and ap-' April Production 106^096 Cars, ''***} * I mm* ** V#4 I rmicT Mfrmi’T i « . * **»'** r** JWMM 't** -.1 ' I * ill W*.# HW #• ti #*4 ** ta-f frtawAi Am* Tears OutfaMd '[..'it, *dU»r, r'ommnnni Uad«>r: The tooting w»m for 1931 wHI be her* shortly. Many n>ader» of yivur W.C.T.U, Local Institute paper will be intere«t*4 this summer in making a one day. week end or a week’s trip to Home historical place How they will get there i. a |ir«*l«B to them which we will attempt to solve with your <... .»»isti..n This company will have r^ady for fwblication after the first of Jihm, a ■terix* of tours i«aue,l regularly once each week, from y.mr town to some historical point east rtf the Hudson River and' return We eipect to con Mrs. Smith Hostess I Hear this pten of ’,mr. ISrou^h,^, tba sumawr. We sre confldeat that the pwbfiw U aa *t aoab news will react In mutual Mr« Christina Smith, of 7M PoartK Mrs. John J O'Neill, of MilUwrn advantage and we are therefore will Straat, entertained at a Silver Tea avenue, er.tertaiaad at her home earl iag to famish the tours to yon free I lesday afternoon for Use benefit of ier in tbe week, at a miscellaneous a t coat. We will aen,| you a mat ' leoiram Court. Order ef (hr Aaaar. shower Ul hnasr af Ibss l>Uian Hoyt, which will have a n»»n »M s <|rvrp ar.iA formerly of Boston, Mass, now re- lh* story of It; If you wtll adtise '.wests Were Mrs. Ellen Ptait, Royal « M a« ; o a M tU bum a a essss. who ia ta as ef rser Aertaiaa we shall plar* M .tro n of th e Court; Mra. Ortrwi* be aaarriad neat mowth to Fred 0a«- yoa PACK FOUR—SECOND SECTION' THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1931 ^ ...... -,^^,,1,nwi— njji mu,]L, »»»» . , . • w ' *---- y »► • - - , ' i...„ ••■•*“ ".-f"- V ’■ • » , ► . . - v- . v ,;-r % ( v-ofroce^frt^^frtt^tro 1 1 ?:::-::::;■■: r »♦♦♦♦«*♦»»♦♦>» THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF LYNDHURST Several weeks ago the United Zabnskie Clubs endorsed Judge John B. Babriskie for State Senator^ and gave as their reasons his fine personal qualifications and his irreproachable reputation. This week, in view of new developments, we would like to call to the attention of Lyndhurst voters a confusing situation arising in i the contest between Judge Zabriskie and Mr. Harper, for this nomina tion. ' ...... ’ This confusion is caused by a small group of local men supporting Mr, Harper, who instead of presenting the good qualifications of their own candidate are seeking only to tarnish the reputation of Judge Zabriskie by spreading the story that Judge Zabriskie, if electe’d, will be controlled by othefs. Whoever knows Judge Zabriskie knows these stories to be absolutely false, but knows also that they are the only stories available against Judge Zabriskie, whose reputation in invulnerable to any other kind aL attack. 2______Judge Zabriskie is not, and never has been, controlled by anyone but, on the contrary, his whole political career and reputation stamps him as the one outstanding man in Bergen County who has clearly demonstrated his absolute independence of all political groups «r leaders. Judge Zabriskie is fifty years old and has been a life-time resident SHALL QUALIFICATIONS, of Bergen County. He has served the County, with unblemished record as Assistant Prosecutor, County Cbunsel and County Judge. He can stand on his own ieet and has carved out his own en viable reputation. INDEPENDENCE Anyone who tries to slander Judge Zibri.->kie by calling him a controlled candidate can only mean to confuse and evade the one vital issue, which is:— AND A FAIR CHOICE BETWEEN THE RIVAL CANDIDATES, AFTER A CAREFUL JUDGEMENT, BASED UPON THEIR PER SONAL FITNESS, ABILITY AND PAST REPUTATION! Such a judgmet is all that is aJked of you in making YOUR COURAGE COUNT? choice. . . . FOR STATE SENATOR Endorsed By— = ZABRISKIE CLUBS TUESDAY POLLS OPEN 8 A.M. TO 9 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time) ...... iii ualv ot thr Vole for him May 19,1931-8 A.M.-9 P.M. (ik ltr t i WaHrlua la ta , Parka. . . . *107 I i penplr to you. Kml» Mi .-Kmm Part...... • T e ------The don't taani him beaataae he Mill nat (Daylight Saving Time)
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