: ( ! M0' 15,000 People Read the HERALD. Published Every Tuesday "Justice to at!; and Friday. nens." SUMMIT RECORD FIFTY-SECOND YEAR. NO. 32 SUMMIT, N. J., FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13, 1940 $3.50 PER YEAR

KHMINhKH TO (HAMBKK Give for Summit's To Plan Farewells to >'. I>. O.'HOLIDAY Tentative City OF COMMERCE MEMBERS IRAIMNW I'IMKiKA.H Former Willkie Christmas Dinner F**d Selective Service Men Christmas Programs To Call Twenty l"-ami|lf Lest the members of the Drills for N. D. O.'s Lilth- Budget Figures Chamber of" Commerce should Among the many appatte for The N*. D. O., the Local Defense In Public Schools 'I'liittsburi;' have been discon- forget, they arfe reminded to Club Reorganizing funds at this season, w« hop* Sum- Council, American Legion Sum- tiiiucd as) of this date until Per Cent, of Draft exercise their privilege to vote mit's under-privileged will not bemit I'ost No. 138, the V. F. \V.. the Thursday, January 2, 1941. Out For Study ^ior the five members of the overlooked. Red Cross and Mrs. William A. School Board Also Hears' Hi'gintiiiiK January 2. assem- Board of Directors of the On Permanent Basis There are three hundred families Becker, past president general of blies will be held at the VA\- January to June Chamber of Commerce. The in this classification In Summit— the p. A. R. have lieeu asked to be Of New Parking Rules i soir Junior IHKII SCIICHJI on' Ir.ii Wlllllil Council Awaits Changes voting closes on Monday, the some on relief and some In th« represented tonight at the office of sit j Tuosday and Thursday night 16th. Cast your ballot before Organization Without low income bracket. To cite a Selective Service Board No. 1 in December public school events! instead of at Suniin" High Local Board Gives To Be Suggested By School. The N«>w I'rovldence Monday! Name Pending National ticular example: A family ol Old City Hall to consider organi- are very much pointiiiK to the mar- i Quota Required—1200 with an income of |52,5O per month, zation of a unit to have charge of group will carry on as usual Various Civic Groups ness of Christmas, the Hoard of Ktl- utter January 2 in the New Body's Action out of which must come all tnsl^ civic ceremonies in'- connection ueation learned Tuesday night ;il Questionnaires Mailed Summit Man On needs, rent, heat, clothtnj, and food. with sending men to Camp. Tin* I'loviihiiic School. On Monday night at the home of It does not require tBiiCB imagina- Idea waa suggested by Chairman its December meeting. The mo.st N. I). U. pistol prai-tiie wilh Twenty pel- etfnt. of Summit's se- !)(> held Monday nisht as usual Walter L. Schnaring preliminary tion to see how little of thto can A. C. Bernard of the board who re-important of these events will bo le.ctivo ..service quota of l'SH man •'tentative 1941 expense figures of be used for Christmas. encouragement in tht' annual elementary school carol ; in St,. Teresa's raiifii? and at will be inducted Into service each Thomas Roy Jones, president of steps were taken to place the for- tho Masonic Hall ami on De- the various City Departments, to American Type Founders, Inc., amer "Willkie for President Club" It is for these families, a« well as the matter he decided to .call to-program which will. l>«> held Tues- \ I month, January to June, it wan an- the several ciylc groups which will cember 18 at St. Teresa's. nounced this week by Chairman A. resident of Summit at 130 Mobart of Summit on a more permanent the families on relief who are only night's meeting. i day at 2 p. m. in .the Wednesday night will ho the participate in the round-table con- avenue, and Robert D. Stuart, first supplied with the necessities alms. "We do not care to see the boy:*'auditorium'. Some tlOO children un- Clifford Bernard, of the Selective [. fereuce on December 23rd. last pistol shooting until Jan- Service Hoard. It will he recalled vice-president of tho Quaker Oats go away to the accompaniment ofjder the direction Of Miss Margaret uary titli at which time activity I. HE In several departments small ad- Company, were elected Tuesday to K2 a brass band," said Bernard, "but; Thorp will take part in thin Christ- Hix -trainees'were inducted an/1 ac- . _.,._.. „„ j company, were elected Tuesday to will be resumed 1K>UI, at St. cepted into service .last month. I justments In salary have been siig-th.e board" of trustees of Industrial it would be an excellent thing to; mas program. The Central .Junior Teresa's and at the Masonic Rested by the Committee members. Relations Counselor*. Inc., a non-nation a statement of purpose and BpgttoJ ChrWjJJ. acknowledge their patriotism. The| inRh School will present a Christ- Hall. An of yesterday about l,2"ii) (juf.s- No formal or informal action will organization established ln by-laws were adopted. i pgttJ jJl J boys could 1>e supplied with kits, mas'play and musltal program for tionnaires have been mailed, Her- proflt containing useful articles. Wei jt assembly on Thursday, Deeem- be taken by the Council on these | I G "to advance the knowledge Temporary officers were elected S. Gross Chltmas Fluid, Public B nurd said, and most of them have 92 waat to keep In touch with thcnijber 19th, at 11.15 a. in. The annual changes or on the other Items ofjan(1 practice of human relationships to hold office until the time set forWelfare Department, 7 Union place, been "irturneuVOf the l">o who have the annual meeting to be held on after they leave." Christmas carols will constitute Republican Club been classified, about U5 per cent, expense until after the recommen-1 in industry, commerce, education Summit, N. J. datlons of tlie various civic groups and government." January 14th at a place to be an- the program of the Senior High have qualified for Class 1, and of have been received and considered. The new members of the board nounced at which time it is expect- School on Friday, December L'Oth. these, about two thirds have parsed The Board of Recreation budget succeed Owen D. Young and Cyrus ed that permanent officers will be Citizens Trust at 11.15 a. m. To these two latterElects New the physical examinations conduct- does not appear below, as the Coun- McCormick, who resigned. Other elected for the ensuing year. The] Holiday Lights programs the public and friends of ed Monday .flights in the Hoard of cil and the members of the Board members of the board are Clarence temporary slate is as follows: Hor-I the Bch6ol are cordially invited. Health offices. are to have a budget conference on J. Hicks, chairman; John D. Rocke- ace W. Moody, president; Earll Mayor Forster on Parking ' Board of Trustees Continuing at this ratio mean* December 16th, after which the feller 3d, Walter C. Teagle, Harold Blackburn, Mrs. William A. Beck- Prove Popular It was stated that a letter from that between 10 and 17 per cent, of. figures* will be released. W. Dodds and^Louls E. Klrsteln. er, Mrs. Samuel A. Smith, Jr., and I Mayor Guldo F... Forster regarding Members at Annual all registrants qualify for induc- The sum total of all tentative Leon.Cross, vice-presidents; Carl- Shoppers, by Patronage In Banking Quarters I parking of automobiles near school tion, ' Bernard explained. He also departmental budgets with the ton Fuller, treasurer; J. B. Whit- ] entrances had been nent to each Meeting Take Steps for announced members of the Advi- above noted exception is $441,829 ley, secretary, The executive com- Help toBrighte n City And on Second Floor sehool together with comments by sory Board will arrange regular against appropriations in 1940 of mittee Includes the officers with y periods of consultation, notification Red Cross Drive the education committee. As a re- More Regular Activity $442,516. the exception of the secretary and Colorful holiday street decora- '\ The Citizens Trust Company has of which will accompany all 8em8hl united in an effort to pro- the removal ol the Hill City Build-fare kept clear of cars. This is now considerable confusion over the any annual meeting in a number of Account 1940 1941 ylew o an expected gathering o jvldc tlfG proper yuletide »tmos- ing & Loan Association to their! the situation at Senior High'School, meaning of the various classes, It City $23,330 $22,5711 The local chapter of the Ameri- thosc Interested in the National phere by hollday lighting. new offices in the bank building | parking now- being permitted only years. Councilman Donald Bourne, was said today at the offices of the Tax and Assessment. 13,151 13,270 Selective Service Board in old City Finance 5,235 5,790 can Red Cross wishes to thank the U illkle for President movement in Although they mav aot reailse it. adjacent to the banking quarters, on the north side of Morris avenue, president of the club, presided and Hall. 3,520 3,500 citizens of Summit for their gener- New York in the near future. It sh in th|s area whod o thelr the space formerly occupied by j The rearrangement'of the parking announced that in accordance with Foreclosure ... 4,000 1,500 was elt that a def nlte con tribu- ^ Summit In some cases registrants have Shade Trees . r>no 250 ous response to the annual drive holi purchaBlng ln them has been completely reno-jarea next to the Central Junior the action of the executive commit- 8 lost time from their employment in I'ollee 82,700 ;j'!!!!?ifor.!; funds. The quota was ade- ? 7 m H hv »tore/co operating in the Chrkrt- vated. IHigh School wing behind the Bon-itee.it had been decided to make an order to report to the draft.offices,, Police Court 2,335 could bee made bbyy hll tto The Personal Loan Department! nell House has eliminated the pos- entirely new set-up of tlie Board of CoritlnKent '...... 500 liboojqoately subscribed, both in mem- only.to discover that there was.'no 1'olke and Firemen's bership and In funds collected, and now occupies this space and under jsibility of accidents there. The en-.'Trustees no as to include represen- necessity for the visit. Pension Fund 12,825 crete suggestions from the Summit When shoj>pers purchase where the new arrangement, and with!trance driveway to the west of the |tativeH of different groups which the Red Cross is assured of being unit. However, Mr. Moody went on Registrants who receive form Fire 30,900 see the sign, "We Give Gift more adequate equipment, it af-j Honnell House and the fence off the fi,aV(. recently become active In po- Hewe.r ....:. 24,480 2«!oi)5 able to carry on the work without to point out, that due to the large fords greater privacy and increased j rear area has also considerably iin-' No. 57 entitled "notice of classifica- !(,r»00 Coupons," they are giving Htical affairs. To accomplish this, Joint Trunk Sewer . having to curtail any of, its services. number of Summit citizens who efficiency in operation. This de-j proved the bicycle parking area. tion" «re not required to KO to the Streets 30,350 However, it cannot be too urgently all of the members of the board of draft office. Form No. 57 is a card Park- , 5,785 "£7115 partment, which has grown rapidlyJ j !*„„ Propertprperty for IlnyirrotinilPlayground.! , , „....„ „.„ Ash-mid HefUSu '.. 41,000 40,975 stressed that the part played by the trustees whose terms did not auto- which states that the registrant Water 18,900 ni bh since Us inception about a year; A eonunittee of parents from Lin- niatically expire this year, volnn- has been placed in one of four Cross, both locally and in the ago, is now in charge of Robertjcoln S(.,1OO, attendcd to'bring .Street Lighting .. 28,490 wider field, is unlimited In possl- stood. It Is hoped that all who are f^ants who have helped to finance to tarily resigned previous to Wednes- classes for draft purposes on the Knglneers 10,000 Peterson, assistant treasurer. the attention of the Hoard the ex-day's meeting. basis of the man's questionnaire. KulldlnR Inspector 2,600 2|j»oo I bllitics, and those who have 'neg- interested will attend the annual;the lighting program are doing BO Further Improvements have been; City Physician .... 2,550 b caUBe thev fee ttat 1U cellent facilities offered on what Is The trustees elected were as fol- There are three forms under 2,550 J leeted to join, or to give their con- ln January and actively h;?e * }*• » **** made in the office entrance of the I HoKpltalizution ... 10,000 participate in the determination of he «PP™v«PP™vaa anandd acceptance of the known as the Lance Sehool proper- lows: one year. Mrs. II. Dudley which the selective service men are H.altli fi'725 tributlon during the drive are in- bank building by providing a better •( y off Woodland avenue to create ee e Poor :!2',000 23,00"'««'"0 ' vited to send theft money to Mrs.policy and the selection of officers.'buying public. 2, approach to the second floor otti-j w,m, t, termed an ttdequilte play. ClarencSwim, eFrederic \V. Mollk , H(5. Leo. Higlern Cross, Mrs, J.. j calleboardd. tTheo thy ear office fore mo fNo th. CeO draf (not - 8.967 George Slate, treasurer of the local Following are the articles of as- If shoppers like the decorations, ces occupied by Paul YV. Drake.. . , . Library "!ZZZ^.H 1*9)650 5 sociation as adopted- they can show their approval by nd forlh e Bt ho0 u was dc H. Whitley, W. Earle Hlackburn, tice of hearing); form NQ, 201 (no- Parking Lots 3,500 chapter. architect, Dr. O. D. Bacheler. and •• ,a|lcd ,)ow ,hc nt playgrouIM| "We believe that the best inter- buying from those merchants who Donald Hoiirnc. Twoyear term, tice to report for examination), and Mrs. Wm. A. Becker, chairman of l)r. E. P. Speise , by the construe-, WaJJ entircIy |aadoquate not only in Mm. Kfttherlne M. Card, Horace A. form No. 150 (notice to report for the local drive, wishes to thank all ests of the United States, can be have helped to make tbem poac&le. tion of a new stairway which makes • playgrounds served by fostering and encourag- This tells the merchants that Bhbp- coinparl8o u wlth tho Moody. Mrs. Samuel A. Smith. Jr., Induction). The first two aro those who worked in the drive, the pers like the "idea of ~buylng"in*althe ascent more gradual. The hall- ;j"ou^r" schools'In"the'cUy 'but" In Curlton P. Fuller, Harold M. Hovv-small cards; the last-named is a ing our citizens to maintain an IP yg floor Christmas Festival chairmen of the various teams, the n r reference to a number of otthfehr mart. Dr. J. A. Pedicini, Mrs. George j sheet about 8% by 11 Inches.' individual solicitors, and others telllgent and alert interest In r- , . city, made so through °° Htical affairs in order that a vlgil-ithelr co-operative endeavors. | factors, especially the slush mid R. Deckor. Three; year term, Harry istrants also may be called in fcr who gave of their time and effort A The officers and directors of themud in the early spring and late T Hiimillon, Philip M. Harding, one reason or another through the Of Choral Music toward making the drive success- ant watch may be kept on both Na-j purchase made at a participat- bank state that tht-.se improvements ( , .. tional und State legislation. We be-jinS st°re not only Rives an oppor- Confidence wua ex pressed Robert J. Murphy, Sr., Holmes C. medium of a personal Ietier. ful. Mrs. Clifford Bernard Is to be have been made in order to afford jj j diver, W. -L. Schnaving, W. V. The four principal classifications lievieve that a constructive and vocavcal jtunlty to participate in valuable tha, (hthee lhrethrece acrcsacres. iBi nUi thee , plotot . congratulated upon her efficient greater convenience for depositors, , _ Johnston, Judge Robert J Mur- of registrants are described in Summit Club's Annual organization of the teams that opposition is at all times necessary f^t awards but also helps with the amW )C purcua8Cd for a sum r of the bank and the patrons of the|jr betW€en ,,0000 aU(1%22m _ phy, Jr. "Bulletin of Information for Per- handled the collection. Mrs. Beck-! in the* proper functioning ofjChrlatmaa lighting program. sons Registered" (Form No. 5). a Program Next Tuesday Democracy, and that It IB our duty1 , professional occupants of the offi-1 g , h cha8e ot ',h|8 The ahove names were presented [er, chairman of the drive, Mrs. d ces on the second floor. i property would be a good invest- after conference between represen- leaflet distributed to all registrant!* Bernard, chairman of the collection as citizens to maintain such inter-i est from year to year. Finally, we|UldUll JvIIl UUl ' inent, it was pointed out that a tatives of the club and represen- on October 16, it was pointed out believe that the historic American' Christmas Season \ .situation could conceivably arise in tatives of the Summit Willkie for today. Ilewlatrantu should consult Way of Life has been and is defin- • the future when the Board might President Club, which was no active these instructions for a clear pic- Tiipsdav!dc8ervo the Bratlt"de of the'people itely threatened and as American TAV RillC At Summit Y. W. C. A. want to erect a new school building in the last campaign. The'report ture of their rights-and obligation* luA 111115 under tho Selective Service, and ! evening, December 17th, was an* 'o- f Summit for their shouldering of citizens that we should dedicate ; on that site. Too, it wa.s told that of this joint nominating committee nounced this week as follows: responsibillties that most individ- ourselves to the task of preserving Christmas bells on the door to : the property waa close enough to was presented by John Hyde, as Training Act, it was said. Christmas Concu;rto..Corolll -(16S^- uals have not the time to volunteer this Way of Life has been and is A graph showing how Summit's announce your arrival: blue and ; the school for children to make the chairman. Opportunity was given The four classifications are: Orchestra for. • Although the final reports are definitely threatened and as Amer- $1,€43,179 tax money is distributed, silve. r stars, white candles and pin,e s round-tri• p ln not more than ten for other nominations in the meet- Class I—Those persons available Cantata No. 142 Bach (1685-1750) not as yet complete, and It is ex-1 ing, hut the membership seemed en- for training and service in the land (For the First Dny of thu citizenH that we should dedl- is being sent with the W« tax bills.! ??efc the mantle, shining angels,; minutes. pected that for quite some tlme| te ourselves to the task of pre- j£ light from the windows, the j While giving respectful attention tirely satisfied with the slate as or naval forces. ChriKtmas Festival) ca prepared, and the trustees an- Chorus, Orchestra and Kololsts collections will continue to trickle serving this Way of Lite. The chart is baaed on bills for 1940["Christma. s tree, candles in the win- i to the presentation of the eonnnlt- Class II—Those persons' deferr- The Fountain Zabel in, Mrs. Slate announces the fol- It shows city expenses as fo^ows: nounced were unanimously elected. ed because the public interest H Harp Solo The purpose of this organiza- Administration, |84,023; po- dows, making the setting at the ; tee, the Board suggested that thu lowing results of the drive to date: Y. W. C. A. for the Christmas pro-j committee send a written corn- These Trustees will meet shortly best served by their staying at .A C'appella Selections tion is therefore declared to be aslice, $82,700; Police Court, $2.- and in accordance with the consti- their usual work. (a) In Dulel Jubilo Membershipp, 3,720; amount collect- follows: grams, parties and Christmas ser-! munication to* tho Hoard of School Arr. by It. 1*. Pcarsall 335; fire, ?30,900; hydrant service, tution they will select the officers Class III—Those persons deferr- ed, 17,617.70. 1. Under the guidance of the$18,900; streets, $26,250; street vice for others during the coming j Estimate on the matter, inasmuch (b) Puter NoHtor .. William Korper as the latter organization bus theand the executive committee of theer because others are dependent Sung traditionally by tho club National Organization, to furnish cleaning, $4,100; street lighting, weeks. club. It was also brought out that upon them for support. in memory ol its founder, active support for legislation seek- The bouse was decorated at thefinal say about such expenditures, iHrael L. White. National Recreation $•28,490; garbaggg e and ashes, $41,$,- the trustees would take under con- Class IV—Those persons de- Ing not onlly to correct lawl s all- 000 $ annual Hanging of th*- Greens cer- Miss Elizabeth Britten of Short sideration a revision of the consti- ..(x) Shepherd's Story ..:. 000; sewers, $24,480; joint trunk h S Hills was appointed to the position ferred from service either by the Clarence Dickinson Worker to Be Here ready on the statute books but also emonial Thursday Seventy tution und by-laws under which the law itself, or for physical disabil- Chorus for original legislation deemed to members of the board of directors, |of a principal's clerk. 1 eliili was incorporated and ulsoity, or other reaaona. Congregational' Singing be* in the best Interests of preserv-' »i«'nftn' hospitalization, committees and clubs came for the ! (a) (l Come All Yi< Fliithful of Recreation, $21,- ! would prepare a program for gen- -• . , Traditional The Board of Recreation haa just i..,iiiKr AmericainoHrann DemocracynumiK-rnnv.. I **f000;' library...' , SlO.SSO; pension fund, turkey dinner served.at tables pay | erul activity of the club through- (h) Kllent Night ..., Oruber announced that Miss Ethel Bowers, ;'. Under the guidance of tho$12,825. t witW1L1h1 pinUX1IeC au4SU14d reI tildl candles^uit**jivi.i<. Afte4sa.i.vr* i Jurymen Drawn (<•) Hark the Herald Ant'els Sing head Held worker in women's and National Organization, to maintain Is la estimated that of the entire i'Christmas carols were sung, Mrs. FeaturesNoveltyOrchestra ;For Murder Trial Mendelssohn girls' work for the National Recre- an atcrt and intelligent opposition Rinhart opened the pro- by wit h comments especially matters, will again'be presented to Audience to legislation and executive acts control of only 28.3 per cent. The gram This yvar tho I'o-tiiuie-e-rfak Noel (Christmas Oratorio) ,...:...'... ation Association, will be in Sum-deemed to be Inimical to the inaln- written for Christmas. 1940. High a general meeting of the club, to be Prospective jurymen for the trial C. Satnt-HueiiH <18::r>-l!t21) mit next Monday, December 16. amount for local Bchools is $:i:!6,- School Girl Reserves gave the Alumni are fortunate to have one after the first of the year. of Salvatoro Salerno. 27 years old, talnuncc of the American Way of£55, and debt service for city and Chorus, Orchcstni and Soloists Miss Bowers, who has written Life...... Christmas story with readings, tab- of the better bands of the metro-; Hubert J. Murphy, Jr., re- 76 North street, Madison, next Mon- The program, which will be given the well-known book, "Recreation school bonds costs $272,00. The leaux and old carols of different politan area for their comiiiR iin-i ported as treasurer, that with the day on a murder charge, were Ix;,- 3. Under guidance of the State sum sent to the county is $226,018, under- the direction of Lawrence for Girls and Wpmen," Is consid- Organization, to furnish opposition countries; Mrs. Fred Perst read nual dance in the main ballroom: recent collection of dues since the ing summonad* this week. Tho Itusmussen, the club's conductor, exclusive of District Court, which "Let Us Keep Christmas" and then panel of I0Q names for- duty from ered the top authority on girls' to and support for legislation in amounts to $5,678. of t!je liecchwood Hotel, l')eeein-j notice of the annual" meeting was will begin at 8.15 o'clock. and women's recreation in thethe interest of tho citizens of this invited all to help "Hang the ber 30th. ' issued, and the collections made December 16 to December 28 was The soloists of tho evening will The city receives annually about United States. Summit is fortunate State aa a whole. Greens" which had been planned The liudd-UIl-d Orchestra in a!'lllr'»K tlU! y™v- H>ere was a-.bal- drawn Monday before Judge fcd- be: Estelle Horfman, soprano; Jean $350,000 in revenue outside of tax- ! unco <>n to have the privilege of entertain- 4. Actively to support state and by the industrial committee and a of ten liiKl>ly lm'itlof $571.23. This Bplen- ward A. McGrath. ,, Drowning and Frieda Larson, con- es. ing Miss Bowers, for she is much national candidates whose position clubs. experienced musicians and avo-idid balance was greeted with en- The Salerno trial is scheduled ~fo? traltos; Monas Harlan. tenor; Eu- in demand over the entire country. is in accord with thd objectives of Monday. Tho defendant is 'accused gene Bonham, bass; George Wil- .*„.«.,.,..„.,..,-, During dinner. Madame Stella Ij.i thuHiasm by tho members present, In the morning, Miss Bowers this association. iVe ra de B 03 mcmb r f of Killing Joseph D. Campano, 45, liam Volkel, organlBt, and Irene Hce appropriation, Ther^.icne. ar•*..e- n""i.o j 9J. .,i, ,.»„. „^ ,f". ... r>'n,^, ,»„ i-.m.-r2 ..?n% I brary of favorite songs,new and! will visit the playgrounds and va- We proposV to activate these the Y w c A i n Rul d; e Jancir i of Washington street. New Provi- Branin, harpist. new cars to be bought this year and! - - - - °' old, rearranged to suit their style, SviTlphOfiy rious social and private institu- purposes b? the following meth- Brazil, was introduced. , - . ' by their own group of arrangers; I deuce Township, October SI, during 'red" no new men will be added to the ! a quarrel in Briant street, Spring- tions in the city with Miss Swartz, ods: force. The Association is even lovelier they also boast a modern public^ Concert This Evening news- Hospital Auxiliary the director of women's and girls' 1. Malntainunco of a large than ever this year and a cordial j 'address system of the .high fidelity i . i field. Two .25 caliber bullets were am arr activities in Summit. In tho after- invitation is extended to all to dropj ,y equipped with twin lml into To Meet on Monday membership. no Tonight at.-8.in, in the ll1High !! < Campano's body. Salerno noon, she will speak to the presi- LIFE I'AYMESTN ASKKI» in and enjoy the beauty and friend- "• *"''forme 1<>Imerr Baltusrol Club caddy, sur- Members of tho Woman'H Aux- 2. By adoquato publicity, both AS JUAN (iROVVS BLIND and this is the last word in mod- s,;i,ool • auditorium, the Summit' dents of the women's clubB, thenational and local, to keep tho liness. ern 'music Htantl dkspluy. Symphony Orchestra will give its rendered to the Madison police and iliary of Overlook Hospital are the prosecution will contend that Parent - Tcachgrs' organizations, membership alive to and informed "v There is an informal coffee hour The Budd-Lulrd Orchestra lnis]ril.st concert of the season. The urged to pause In tho midst of Going blind, Frank Colarusso, of he confessed. and th I .liicction of J. Fred Muller. and "a In the Y. \V. C. A. at 10.30 Monday, ation program. ter. Mrs. Mildred Colelln. :U, of Hit December 16th. be suggested bjr the National or permanent award against Liberty The orchestra features either a very pleasant program has been ar- Any other persons who nrer in- Health Board Ready If j .illave type of music', or the more Park avenue, Summit, said she had Stale organizations to effectively Cleaners, Inc., of Summit, bin for- received from Campano, then cm- The work of the hospital knows terested in hearing Miss Dowers torrid rhythniH, as the occasion de- ,.,, , , , . , , . express our views and wishes to mer employer. He now is getting "Flu" Conies This Way , A (|( a )f ( n (Jll s dlJc M) ployed on a Wl'A project. Cam- no season und tho volunteers on are invited to attend the meeting, our representatives In Washington $12 weekly for 20O weeks, but , ,i i the Hoard of Recre- various committees are in their which will be hold on the 16th in an a so pano IH survlvod by a widow and and Trenton by means of letters, •wants this extended for life. In line with preparedness, the AIIUHIR ret-Out- eiigaKfiiH'.nt« art:-, ,. ,, , toBether a group places each day. Tho Hook Carl the Y. M. C. A. auditorium at a|j(m fo rillK llB five (laughter.H telegrams, petitions or such other Colarusso was injured, while Summit Board of Health has orp-j at. the t<>l-'of nuisicluns of this 'type who p. m. lowing clubs, hotels, schools; Tho names on tho jury lint wen- provides a very flno service for methods as may from time to time working with tlie respondent com- anized medical forces, nurses and would otherwise have no outlet for, convalescent patients und gifts of Essex FellH Country Club. I'ark drawn by Under Sheriff Charles K. be prescribed by the governing pany, when acid splashed in bisother units in case the "flu" epi-j their talents.' There will be noAyci'B, CoinmlHHioner William A. current fiction will bo very much NATIVITY PLAY-AT body of the Mdtlonal or State or- eyes.' Uano Hotel; the ' Knoll Couiilry clunge fur iidmiHslon anil it IK domic now sweepinK tliroush the Club. St. Morltz Hotel: Drew I'ni- Hourdotl aud Clerk I Jen jam in T. appreciated by Mrs. Frederick II. ganizations. The left eye subsequently was Imped that the attendance, will be Ivoib. Luin, 3rd. MIH. 8. M. 'Porter will "Far W'eMt" conies this way. Kec-j vtisity. Hotel iI'oniiHy I va it i;i; Hut- JIH large as in the past. removed and testimony indicated ords have been compiled of names' sc dnr.M) I'm j'li-y be Kind to receive recent maga- The Iraditional Nativity Play, •n its. o'<; it A i> Y A im \ N uvs vision or the right «ye has been cut ; ficrs I'niversity, Hotel New Vork- :The program will bo an follows: FVSIUON SHOW and addresses of dixlors and ier; N. Y. V., Bnrblzoii-l'la/.a.' ()\ irturc — aro tho followinc; from Sum- zines for the hospital. preceded by Christmas nniBie, will down 80 per emit, und total blind- ni t: Tho Tea Room Is open to UieIn; proHPiited in the Phraner Gym-j AT T1IK BROOK ness will follow. others wno midht be called npiwii The alumni IN indebted tu Froil I'i.s;miun Morris* public from 9 to 5 dally and) de- I'll.' It.isury Klliillpcrt Ncvin court; ltobert Lawson. NAMKI> TO 1 itUV.-iilll Sililtll'H" I'illHf street; Harold Duncan. H'S l/umnt visit your convalescent friend have experience gained during th' 1 for the select ion of this tint K<'inl>i>l(l (ilicrr and Thursday. December Will., at; H1|pcrb fll8,llo|l ghow wlu bo hcW SIMKIMU FIND B(»AI{II (I'lmn tin Id it I'upiiy Suit I road, and Joseph !-<•", :\\ Morna tea served on an 'attractive tray in blB (Ml0(k World War. when there was an , her room. AH usual-, tbe Sunday prcBentu-ij at tho Brook, on the Morris turn- epidemic of •'flu", togtiher The I'o-Qime-e-siik alumni iliimv Anil.iiiii- Kroin (In- I'atlictiMiK' uvenue. Women who would lik«' <<> help , pike on Siitunlay afternoon at Mayor (Juldo F, Forster li'is an- has always been one of the high- S> ii :U0. Mrs. Lillian O'Orady of the.nounced the re-appointment of Etl-the advance in nicdicai Bi-ienci I nun - )h( r Specialty Shop promises till who ward S. Hancroft as a member of be of incalculable benetit. He said vlted to call Mrs. Horace Hroin-j | | the'alumnae and other and this year as in the past they ],i,inl>iiiil<'i'ry Air—Slrlliit ( Uthostni Ing to President Koosevelt's in;nit;- t ay s for attend an • excollent pre-vlew of the Sinking F'und t'ommlsslon ef- the various forces could be co- • Arr. l>y tli'iirl Klkitn field chairman of MVo memborHhlp trienda of tlie school. ,..« >«•«>» ioi..i-a iu»» .«. .. lwking forward to a very i-n- "Irish lull'' friini Country l>rrry" IIrut ion because It only IOIIRS "lice Southern and early spring fash- fective January 1st. The appoint- ordinaied in half an hour. Im•>-....,.;, ,.v<.n|,lir committee. AdiniuHlon both evenings, is byions. Persona Interested in this ment has been sent to the Common dentally, the health board labor- J*»ible tvnilng Spirit ni I'liri.stnwiH Itruiix ltcll»>lil every four years. ticket only. These'may bo obtain- type of show are cordially invited. "A I'NmtiiNlf" Council. atory has a large amount of .serum Good selection new and used i ItuntK'i' .... You must have tho HDUALD If ed at the Kent Place office. Refreshments aro to be Bervcd. on hand. Citizens may rail at tin; lolin Stafford Dr. Norman Laytou, Chiropractor, you want the nowts of Summit. It Watches, clocks, Jewelry repaired. sowing machines. Doyle's SCWIIIK Parmley Court, \X\ Summit Ave., board rooms for information. Tel. Su. 0-45!*:' (or appointment. \|vill cost $3.50 per yeur for two An ad placed in the classified Mme. Samor, DreBsraaking, De- Rosen&teln. 420 Springfield ave Machine Store, 480 HpritiKlleld ave- An ad ln. the Classified Columns signing, 20 Irving 'PL, 8u. 6-2746. uue. Evenings, 7 to 9.—Adv. brings results, adv. a wook columns brings reaults. TAXI, call GeddU Su. 6-2000.-ad FRIDAY, DEC. PAGE TWO THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SVMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J.

«»sses for the day will be .Mr.-<. John of Ike part^ eoanaiuee. ~ l!>th in the school auditorium." A 'William Berry Schimnie'l. of M«i- feature of the program will be the ENGAGEMENTS iierdau ami Mrs. Krvdei'ick H. The New Providence Men's Club dt>AJi;'>uk ruad. New Providence recently celebrated their sixth an- singing of the sacred cantata "Tlie THE FIRST N&TIQN&h BA .... At-zh±.-VCiUUmahmK laa,...trf-a niversary with'a roast ui'rkey .sliji- illiriHtmax Mi.-^iige." 1»y a >('It'i:ij'il few da>s .ire Mr. and Mrs. Kruest Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. , of Fail field drive, have is- per. They have lu-en 'holding'a chorus of iSu- junior high school. Ikilhaih. .if Stewart mad, their There will also !>e a .candle-light AND TRUST COMPANY Badeau avenue ann<>um-*id at a d.iUKUter. .\»w- W** M:'y iiiviuitions for a large cock- series of discussions, led by promi- ll dinner at thrir h«r»r. U>i tail party on December 22nd in nent townsfolk, on the^pic, "What procession. •;•-. > SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Fletcher, and S. H. Stafford. (hanire Ihite oi' Annual -The Methodist Sunday School, the engagement of iheir On Friday. 1>.. ,-:i,!»-r -<'t!i, tlie honor of Mr. and Mrs. Krling can we, a:* citizens of "New 1'iovi- Miss Emily Aun IMvid- Xawss, who have recently moved Onraiii/ittioii Medina deitce, do to aid in the present in- will hold it.s annual Christmas pupils of the Shnvt Hills Country party the evening of December 2m of Day S<'hdi:.l w;li pivsrii! their an* here from England. Mi-etiiiK Tiii-Mlay nielli, flif Bor- ternational criniM." These discus- $L a»d Mrs. Leslie H. Hacker of Mis.-t Anne Dlckuson, daughter of OUK'I Ciiiiuiil ihaiiKed the date of sions art; proving very popular with iii the church parlors. niia? fhrNt-n.i- -P^cnt.- Among The Women's Society, fop Chris--: Tulip street. !ho>»- with 'ii.ii ki. trii'ss. Hilly Saki- day afternoon in the eliufch par- Webber College. Hye. N. Y. Y<;ir'- I'ay lieretoforo, but proved is a non-partisan organization of m<;i! iii<(>iivciii(iii-e to many formed for the promotion of good lors. A covered dish luncheon was Mr. Backer is a graduate of the <. Mi( Mael di-*Vi!lip. Ko'n'M served at noon. (Juests donated Summit High Selu>ol and of Se- Smith Paii'u-ia Car esehe and John IIOSTKSHKS FOK Council iiU'inluM's. The \uw permits fellowship and good will umoiig tin* HOBBY HALL IUM'EB liDldiiifi tli«' nK'CthiK on the follow- townsmen. It is open to member- small toys for the Day Nursery of vens Institute at Technology Mtfi/aw, Good Will Industries. : Q instructor. . •.«•.• " 'Il-.ih AVifli.-nrx. -jT Mr. -iV.-l ing day. It was thought this year ship to any male resident of the The Laurel Park Men's Club on in I"nil n • C.-iuuty, o:ln-c th.iii. other, mail, in tirde;- ;. Mrs. Haiph Williams of na'mni •! Acting as hostesses at the early •wi:x advaniaKPOH.i for making the town who is over twenty-one years Wednesday nighl were guests oi tlirciugli tin' mail. Tin-re is no, thn.'ughoii! the l:uul th- -; . , w.ty. is diriHiuiir Hie K-'\ ue * ;' F:;day afternoon group of Hohhy t'lianK*' as there in no change iu the of age or a high school graduate. " ; 1 (icorgo. Miisson, t»f N-ew Kuglaud ' w.l' '-' '"'< • Ibll's dancing classes today will iiu-mlxM-ship ot''the Council, Mayor >'wtes oi iiifery.st •*•'" Short Kills John W. (>ak\vood and Couiu-llihcti avenue. Summit. •"'1' • M-11 tlie ChriMtnris Seals. Tin' j tuberculosis. ; Rented ,u tiu- Short lli!U i': i>» i>:i!•*• Mrs. l'onald 'Ronnie and Mrs. The Board of Education will meet Christni;.is Se:il.>i are siip]t;iseil t:> Ii" The total received, t > • Friday. 1V<.•!; as [M>-: i>£Joint J. Sum'niersby, Jr. At the Edwin .M. Dotioi anil • llowell C. Wednesday . evening "at. Lincoln MH. and Mix. Krtiest Fischer and family of Fair view avenue. Kdward u*9M by ihost- .who receive iln-m; $l«,t7r>.:il. - Mrs. Frederick R Ryan. Jr., vf the i'hri-itrn.K tlnintr d.i ;;•.•.' M .)':>' F: • lay afternoon group, the hos- Doicf liavinK been if-cliHtfil to of- School for its regular monthly Hartshorn drive, i-etarsu-d on Tuo-; fice. . . • Pietroski of Clinton avenue and and' purchasi- them, on Ih'-ir — : t-^-ic-*' will Fie Mr.-*. Nelson I". meeting. Several questions of im- Ch ii Bus-CeiWil. »'ha:u <- and Mrs. Sherrerd DePue, An offer was rc-ctdved from-Prank portance will be discussed. ton, i Mrs ,t;trt!.-< K. III-."', ;** 0! A union meeting of the Ladies' left Wednesday morning on a trip J r The Friday evening group will Totteii of Klkwooil avenue of $2,5(10 to (ireeii Cove Springs,. Fl;'u .where Mr. and Mr*. <;a«rt:i Q;:tn:<-! ' Shori H:i:s ro.\ !. is chaini'..i" • '. hivf Mr-s Gardner Kaatmnn and Aid Society and the Missionary So-j have left to spend the winter ;:< for the 1'aikrr Tract in the same they .will he guest* of Mr. and .Mrs. ^h 'Hi' Mr> Philip L. Lawrence actint,' as street. It in owned by the llorougli cjety of the Presbyterian Church j florida. Mrs. Chasier i* th»- for- was held yesterday at the home of Charles Hover, formerly of this mer, urcsiden! of ih«- Women'.- Re- the :u>^it>s>t<. -Monday, December Hi, through tax foreclosure. The offer plac<\ They plan to he gone ahoiil busy :unv i.ru.ivr. ti > Monday afternoon ^roup will was rt'ft'i'rcd to tin- Heal Estate Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kaii.ifinan publican Club. Liru-o F-.m-l l».-:ve in Springfield avenue There was three weeks. Clean Lehigh Coal iuiVe u.< ho^U'sses MIH. John L. Sly Committee, for stiidy. A eominittee William Kennedy <;ood.«peed of ]ii>nk^ of t-:u,*•.•• — . sewing in the morning'followed by ! u:;.i .Mrs.- Lt-o K_ Keitziiirin. of the Library Commission request- S( IHMII, (111 , 3 Ton Lots or More C. O. D. Short Hill* was'married on Sami- ins. ed an increase in the annual budget a ho\ luncheon. The annual day to Miss Virginia W. Pra:i. <«< i Christinas party was held in the SIKH I l> NOT Si; II, 1 TAXI, call GMidis Su.' «t-^n(iit. ad appropriation for ilio library from p)ainfield. Among tlse ambers wa* at the S!k»rt H:IN ri afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. < HHISTMAS SKALS ! STOVE OR NUT i:< annual ('hrisfn.is p.inv >K\ $7*>0 to $Soo. They ^aid'thcy were studying plans for erectioa of a Dayton Parcells and Mrs. Lyimtii .Monday; .under t":sf v.l::\..-ti-.i!i ••: Advertising in the .HERALD.will' 11. Coddinglon, Jr. Keturns for the fir^l two-weelisi P.EA-•...::..•..,.,.:•:,..;:...-•-• - :.... 8,25 k The hou11 the Library and build the propflsed duct a "Community Sing." Old ?!!()(! ahead of the amnnnt received i R I C E •;...:•:..:..:.,..:; ,;:-...;:.,..:,. 6.Q| building. Jt was decided to appoint favorites both in folk .songs and at the same lime lust year. a joint committee after the first of Christmas carols will be sung. The It lias been brought to the alien- choir will round out the program Hest Fuel Oil Service the year to study the question. The of theVnion County'Tuberculosis' Clerk was authorized to request the by singing special numbers. There will he a silver offering. The pub-League that people are buying Jersey Central Power & L.ight'C». their seals from school children. L. A* OAKS, State' License to remove a pole in Maple street lic is cordially invited. that interferes with erection of a The meeting of the Parent- H. Donald Holmes chairman !:i' II". OAK ItllXii: AVI-. TKl. SrMM retaining, wall. Attorney was au-Teachel r Association has been .".Summit, states that there is no thorized to obtain rights-of-way' for changed from December 17th to recognized method of selling si-als-.V an extension of Marion avenue eastward from Livingston, avenue to Maple street. This is a planned FINE WINES roadslte and It is probable- a sewer extension will be installed by the W.P.A. shortly. WEED AMERICAN A committee was appointed to ANDUQOORS study repairs to the Fire Honsp, I Need another room? SKID CHAINS which in badly In need of same.; IS Buy with G>nf idence The Gift Supreme The treasurer was militarized to; FINISHING off the attic .15 Chains Repaired pay a $7,020.76 State School Tax, a j with Sheetrock will give you $533.73 Soldiers Bonus Tax, a $1001 M isjsisassjsfsiaBajEffiisEEiasjBiaBEEiBEia Hospital appropriation and $7,- one at low cost. Sheetrock is TIRES and TUBES 591.25 to the Hoard of Education, quickly erected, jir&proof and GLEN CORBIE school taxes due to December 31st. M A request from the Girl Scouts to durable. M -FURS- make a camp site in the woods on SCOTCH the Parker Tract property-, includ- You'll find a Sheetrock lining ing felling: of several tTees. was re- I-Iot Water and 100% Scotch Whisky ferred to the Mayor and Recreation for your furnace room and 8 YEARS OLD COATS JACKETS SCARFES Committee. garageaprofitable investment, Gas Heaters Resignation of 10. .1. Dudley as a too. It protects against heat, 41 86 PROOF member of the Hoard of Health was HKATIiRS INSTALLED DRY COLD AIR STORAGE received and accepted with regret. cold and dampness. Mr. Dudley had served on the board Ret. o.s. Mt. oa. ATLAS BATTERIES ft 4/5 Qt. for twelve years, many of which he 2.49 was president of the hoard. The BA.TERY SKRVICK Blended and Bottled County acknowledged receipt of the SHEETROCK Borough's application that Union THE Fireproof WALLBOARD in Scotland avenue he taken over as a County i% road and stated application would S K R \ I C: K f% Our Best Selling Scotch F| receive consideration when other Hill City Coal & Lumber Co. WHITE'S STATIONS L. Schoenwiesner I applications, made prior to the ft Borough's, had been considered. 269 BIM»A1> STKKKT T'l. Sn. «•»"•'-•"» Sl'MMIT, \. J. 'fifc si ,SIM"IT WI.M I: r. Itroatl SI. mid Murri-* !»• Practical Furrier and Designer Men's ('lab Christmas Part; •h J'boiic Suniinil (!-:(•_'l!» I'lmiie Mill!Illtl I!-."!".!!1*

The New Providence Men's Club p/^^«P«/X!!^Jl^(l^»«!?|lrt»^^il/S?jlvS»^!l^»^*^»^»«'j-S?: ; ;i ^ MABTINI&ROSSI REPAIRING -- REMODELLING is giving a Christmas party on Mon-, "^^•••W -Vi-Vi--V4'-\a -'^'-'^ ^^*-\4^-^--\4--Vav^-^"V*& 1 317 SI'Kl\ AVRMK S1MMIT, X. 4. day, December Kith. All members, ARGENTINE ex-members and prospective mem-j Telephone Summit (i-l£>? hers are invited to attend with their families, and to hring a cheap j grab-hag present for each one ofj VERMOUTH their party attending. Jack Bur-; ford of Clinton avenue is chairman i SWEET FullqtL19 [PI A Genera/MoTors BROOK HAVEN 4'YEAR OLD FRENCH - -.-. BONDED -.,-j,>: iij.lit \'.< VINTAGE - .-..-,• rHcme/jet i Jii-,It .1<.lll|M>ll BOURBON • YEARS MAY PASS BEFORE THIS EXQUISITE. 100 PROOF FRENCH WINE IS AGAIN AVAILABLE CHRISTMAS! Case of 12 4 mtg± 18.50 F""« 1.59 Bottled in Bond under U. S. Govt. Supervision CREMANT DD ROI White Sparkling Saumur «° ***** ••i.-.. Streamliner "Torpec/o"Six Sedan G,,e $9li* (white sulnvaU tires optimal at extra nw FARMCREST CREMANT DU ROI,* which # means 4 YEAR OLD "The King's Treasure,", is a' White Sparkling Wine made from Grapes grown in the Saumur District of RYE France. | The Grape is * called the 90 PROOF "Pinot de la Loire"|-'the "Loire" Case of 12 4 mg± being the River which flows through 17.15 u 1.49 all this part of France and the Wine is Made in Maryland made from Grapes grown in the Vine; yards that run along each bank of the B&0.'FARES' River. % The Wine is made exactly as Champagne is made*and, tastes somewhat like ARE LOW •M COYNES as low as BLENDED Champagne, although it is not a substitute, but an alternative to it. ,The Wine is not as dry as the *0UMD TRIP driest of Champagnes but it is much Drier than the WHISKEY GtT IT /# A POH1IAC AT THClOWeST PR/CE OF All sweet, cheap Champagnes and has more body. In •IN PULLWAWS The new Poniiac Stream Iiocr, our opinion, it goes particularly well with Poultry. e Tru-Arc Steering and Iript A MILE "Torpetlo" is die lowesi-priccil t;ir Hgal. bottle 2.89 < oshionecl Ride which permit '•>'•'• in the worlil with this sensationally The bottle is very attractive, the* corks are of fine to relax as you ride. It gives }••'• Mictessful new dcntral Motors style it m fct a »i» i. tttn m J«. S Pomiac's c\clu.sivc lluilt-ln t.*•<••• Made by National Distillers quality and the Vintner is famous for this Wine all idea. Anil I'niKi.ic < lit no lorners UM SUSTMTttl KSyCTION III ( 1 time OiKkantr. And—like all <»••« over the world, large 'quantities being sold in m mum mwmnnm on value to Mi^ ' W' ll'is car ;it so Ponti.ic "Torpedoes'* with tb* •• low a price-. Its Milinu is identical Hodics liy l-islit-r —il is offeredcitl'*-' '••j'jft b-Jida y trip,go/>y train.. Tbtfttae with lliat which is ttauncil l>y i.its, Canada, Australia . and South Africa as well as as a Six ... or as an I'ighl f'>r «"•!• A&P a *i"#4 highway bazanUand lniridrWl'. <>l tlollars niorc ^."i more. Now lit:re else will i< in Europe. j wtthrt. \ou IcaVeuii'iinir; M> advaiucil if is hound get as much \aluc for your nmii« time. luiurc trade-in — why not k,i'i- vour Ponliai du't Wines and 25o z bottle f«t, fffqticnt U«O trains. Ponuai s cvclti- now and let him prove ir.> case of 12 29.50 - 2.99 fi»-rfi«iDg Seat Coarlips, l>< l l : KI<:rS m( IN AT R n!l yiAr-, t ' Liquors M id i>i. KM: TOIUMDO- SIX HISINILSS cori'i ^Distributed Exclusively in New Jersey By S«O HOLIDAY FAR IS */><•/„,,-,,/ ,,t I'onliu'. Michig.m: SftW l,x. epti<,:;>. 40 Maple St. All IOWII TNAN IAST VIAR n/in/,mr,,l .wJ.Liruon^-.xh-.i. I'rias u.bjut to J'-"--- mm; pay lal«r. Auk aliuut ml mnt tmtuv. (.auT.it Motnrt h;,,n to suit your pw A&P WINE and *d P Pl f)»ly i15 mori lor on tight in ony modal! r»r f»B imeniiuiUnyftiStr, | A &• P coSnm LIQUOR SHOPS WILSON MOTORS, Inc. 312 BKO.UI STRKET BALTIMORE I OHIO R.R. Sir.MMlT. >'• I- PAGE THRE8 'RIDAY, DEC. T3, I94d THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, NT. J Novel JPIaii to Help English Children

How'Nativity Play Will j % '°K? Materially Assist ' When American i-hihlriMi adopt, ^" childriii in Midland, that's) news.'; , Fastest Growing Food Markets And it's Inu- U.o. Tills is huw it's , f.uini; .1 > 1KI|>|!L-II. On S.nunlay*{ "Nothing succeeds like success." This quotation just about expresses our experience in opening so many new in-;niiiiK iit 1! oYUx-fc, Dnei'mlier i lower price quality food centers. Besides, you will like the hundreds of big values, large, attractive displays, ^1. ilir Duncan School of l)mu:iii£> unique, systematic arrangement and general alU'round convenience of these new, "up-to-the-minute" food cen- will • 'ii:;(- in ilie Summit ters; You will find all your food needs, the quality you like, at real money-saving prices. adu s^itiiuc (.•D1 a Icutil il'ul coni rmSIIRY tin1- N-.ttiv.ijy I'Liy. y% Biiuill j fvll-fethlanMl, ringta!. ii n will lie eliarsH, and the' W£ Chilfea «r tarvitt eliiliiivn of' Short Mills. 12 I, anil Cbaiiiatn will be ask- w»lgM * 'A, ., tiH. Meat Imlliute.' ni«lorn icd«i.lnK diet* inw«crilip»a(l<|uarUTH of the Bleats every time. Itr.ilish War IMief Society in Siim- ifiii, ami at tile schools i f all three ciimini.niitit's. The print'ciU will l)t> Genuine Spring Legs sen! by the Com mil toe if Mercy, of which ttit* n'li'l riiiitiis is a iiiLJiich. I !o I lie SJVC I'.H- Cliiirli'cii 1-Ytleni-l tiuii which h I:;IIT.viiiK on a lia-; lb $9.25 fi-jiial cai;i|i.i!«!i for tin1 adoption' of children in Kn^kci.l. j 8,21 . Tlif.-iniMiiM : ol children to be adopted will depend upan the lium- ... . o:' tickets Htilil. Thai in upon LAMTender, full-flavored lambB! Serve with 450 Mint Jetly for a tasty, 7.25 the total rci:*-ii>is. For eiicli $!50i different week-eiid treat. • one child in KiiKland will reci-ivei I the necessities <>i' life for OIK.1 year.j j Xo, the yoimu.-i!'r is no! comiiif! to ! Amei'icii. I'.ui tlie childri'ii who at- ! tent! the Nativity I'lay arc coins to! Jersey I bo tln-ilk'd with the knowledse that' \b i they are Kiipii'irMuu; a stnall Kioupi • of "KIIKIISII. fiiildren for Hie next) Shoulders ••twelve inontlis' in I'lic'ir own coun- PORK i try. Any parent desiring-to au\>- Rich in vitamins/especially B-1! Easily digested! Eat more pork for health. i iilciiii in theii: children's efforts in ! Uii.s sre;ii caiu'e. may (i;r HO tlirotiKli; • the Kefimee llclir-r Workrooms and Boneless Brisket ! the I'.rin-!i W.ir Ktlii-f Soeiety. Loin Lamb Chops "• 33c .Mi's. Kail Iv Welch of ('halhalti' «•• |f%|#CU( Ktr.-i|.- C. Wilkins of Short IUKI\ET9 27c Dry Sail fat Backs are assisting in the work of! ^<, • | _^ - :!!•/ the children of tluur SllCC^dl BUCOft Sausage Meat ^ ; I'lsjiiitive eoiilllillllitifS. ; Tin- N,ttiv:ty I'lay, or • niiiall J' Legs of Lamb i produced hy Mrs. .lohii M. t'urtiH: Plate Corned Beef "• 12c K ; ill Siiniini!, will he more eluhorate-' ' * n " " *-4A*y'**w.' *" ^1 ]> pr'M'iiierl tlian .ever tliis year No. - can St.'iiKliinl h the expert lo-oiierution of; DAIRY DEPARTMENT Yonr C ,Mi-> Anitri /.aim, Mrs, Louise' TOMATOES \ Choice Coticlier of Short Hills, Miss Mary' ,—.•»_ Ml .... . asm iiiie - 23< .Shunhai,,;!nk. .Mor, ean thadn fifty' children i • StON ChCCSC SfoSST '/wmwbik 5 1 D Center TOMATO SOUP Cuts Fancy Swiss Cheese Calif. Seedless Raisins V''=' 6c Adv.rnsiiiR la the HERALD will Q |)flmej|jC g||)y fo\}i& i. 1 3 C : 7 c v vn!i FRUIT CAKE r. P" . ^ ? ^ 0 Super •T Imported Bleu Cheese 43* . »nml Citron, Orange & Umon Peel «i l»c ffiom "tme Cake Flour 2 \\X 27c » uitu n » umt NBC Premium Crackers \"'tl< 15c • Sheilord Cheese 2 Pillsbury's.^old Medal. Hecker's, Ceresota Cl Evaporated Milk 'oX" rr, . 24-rt Princess Margarine ,, Fancy Bulk Mince Meat _'iuel.\ il> 1 E( • bag Vegutalih- •«»* D nSanka or Kaffee Hag -28* No. 2 Fintidile String Beans No. 2 3 cans Fsrmtfale Lima Beans 3 cans Wet Pack Shrimp CIIII W C •*:•.. FORGET THE CLUTCH PEDAl Farmdale Corn .::!' lull 1 c • Eskimo Salmon ffi.: Cilll 23! •Fancy MiKed NUTS I/ Farmdale Tomatoes 25 •Wilson's Eeef Stew Rob-Ford Corn Yonr Vogts Phila. Scrapple 2 Phillips Tomato Juice \Vli Tomato Juice Del Maiz Hiblets I rnilt D££G0 Gelatine Desserts 3 ndSCp Tomato Puree a Li Croy aS,Sir .*-- 25* vOSCO Preserves c 4SC0 Pork S Beans Rob-Ford Beets in gliss " 10* Pure I ruil, All Viuielics. V 8 Cocktail 2 D Domestic Tomato Paste can Cjmpbell'j Pork & Bens 4 -"-25* HUDSON HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Old Ditch Cleanser can ^Kleenex Ficiil Tiitict 2p^< AMERICA'S •Paper Table Napkins Princess Facial Tissues .,;%, SAFEST CAR Red Heart Dog Food 3 cans Suitbrile Cleanser 3 1-lti LYKIT Dog Food 6 oans 25< QOAKITE Clemr I u Onions tf5C0 Hardwater Soap3 L'llkCfi Lifebuoy Health Soap % W Sweet Juicy m Tangerines SILVER DUST /> TOWEL FREE large |flC >r orl- PRICfS START AM0N6 ftMtRICA'S LOWItT .It I-' Vacumotive Drive costs less than any other n«thodtha t^ fornew 1941 Hud- Orange* *<*«* son Six Coupe, phtely elimfnatcs clutch pedal pushing (ONLY S27 ,(1 A 'delivered in De- troit, including TRA installed at factor)). Available in every 9, 1« Is , federal latcs, pot includins the Hudson Six, priced »A''*f '«•'-" including stalcand TMI 695, local tares, if any. be installed locally in any ^ "^}"^™ Xh PRKJ. Optionalciniipiiiein.ini) accessories extra. 49 Maple St., Summit 93 Main St., Chatham LIKE IT IS OBTAINABLE IN AN\ Oil hR CAB Low time payment terms, Tticcs lubject tuclmngc without notice, t A. /'.•>• SO LOW. Cxjme for a lv«k and &> tor ;i ride unlay. SHU\<:ilFI.I> VVK. iiiul SOI Til STKKKT.' NK1V I'ltOVIDKX'>'

M HATS >OT (S0M» AT THIS MAHKI.I' HUDSON HX .7^gsjxTTT^MM0D0»E SEHIES (S.XES AND i.GHTSl __ O|MII Kiklny anil SuJurdny nlnlit till « I'. >k. % €• Prices i:nct(l\r tlironuli Uedncsdny, l>i-t . 1R. «i(lii'fs lo Sadii'ilay.

.1. WENMAN BROS., Inc. UPON HUNDREDS OF REAL MONEY-SAVING VALUES IN QUAtlTY •32S Munis \vc. ri.i..u-frfl-WI Summit, N. .I. I FRIDAY, DEC. 13 THE SUMMIT HERALD AMD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J, FADE FOVX two-largest Items. Ne»'H- *rpoiataj*'n: by g paper advertising took $133.78, Letters From London THE SUMMIT HERALD hi* many friend? *nd h*» cot cara- account for §90,440.00 of this total [while 127.58 were spent for photo- IX-Tfae Surnmiii j AT **«i ivmnit for it. as have . la an to mortgage loam on new houHes Fri, i graphs and euts. $32.45 for cum- AT Society will giv« a YulmAet Ritd<\I 1 if,. l^fcil of lr." for the samp period, or better than J 'paijiii buttons and $34.5*1 for out Dance at 8 p. m .. at the Y.SLI.A. of to* ii h-U'jdione rail*. , inspire B. W. R. to DEL DUCA'S NOW DEL DUCA'S , Insufd Every 2S per cent. U Oer. 13 Summit fflTCJESDAT AFTEitNOOX and FRl- Already twonlfd In previous i l! uas disclosed that (heW- ex- * PA* MORNING from O»» Otfic* of the campaign organ- Ready to Supply the Country with All Colored 357 ttpr^gfield Avenu* IP TO *1J. IV P.-T. do not include purely per- Greater Efforts ! of menlUttt' again is that over 8 p. m. and aisra«inr- and ' 7&0 individuals have attained home «si>fiis«'s IO the candidate, M individuals have attan if whirh was the use of his The need of supreme effort on Carnations •- Roses •- Snapdragons shopping eenttr h *'•<»! owner,j,ip sine* the incorporation ! of Summit Choral Club. automohile. Downes intimates that the part or tin- Hriiish War Relief has a iilatitvn oi 1«.e originaoriginall Summit Building 4 t t'nureh, 8 p. in. he drove about .t.fHiO miles in Society has been brought home !•>. Publ!sh«Hl by cstiteas, «li»"> AT* , or should be. in-and Loan Association in 1891. On Wed.. Dec. IS—Roosevelt Calendulas and Assorted Flowers Tfc* Haiamit HtraM r«ktt»il*f O. d in the welfare and rrojreM mitliin Union County for j ,n,,r>. Worki>r by letter* just re- ,hf MVing), s5tie of Jlg activity, more 8 p. ra. i ^'campaiRn purposes, during wljkh !. j .V* jlatej d by thrifty metnber.1 of the S. II. S. auditorium. II a, m Duncan lKmeing vlas^es. neiphbormr i »iUapeU » and j 1411011 and PaM1 wtoia the m aait outlying, 71 .'s.T'.h-rri*!***'* ., ™ Won., Jan. 6-Jetterson P.-T. A' * ff/ta- of ... wee*'* ^,v due to ^^11 ^"l^, 'a? Reasonable Prices in *nu n there i*. y j h cancelled mort-, ' from hia maturit u eas or m y peals for workers and lOiitiiliu- huymg powr. i> ipag<> s f hi* puhlk. MrY)w hai4 |,w,, WrtJ Jan s_aoiIeSsl (j !h r Biekart —_ , tions would lie unin'cessary. ,>f th ony th'"?e ,' *'!!*l . ''.""I*pub- ! performed unnoticed, through IH-j indoorsNature . ClubProf. Y. . MH. 0M. .A . S.15. ^^^^r^-Utoa,.' ™.,. one coupon,.,,,, I deal riods of prosperity und depression, IU1*., Jan. 7 —Woman's Alliance. cahltd for r>.-(iou blankets I'm the tor over forty-nine years a mi\o «ontribut.'d to his campaign ; NOW AT for the R\v»d of a". If. IMWMBU AMHBHHIIHHHBBS • however.; s{rjj.jns manifestation of its oon- Community Church. j . Downes stated that "political . Channel Island children, ages bigger and even Wiser arMove- tfihutlon to the development of onr Tiies.. Jan U—Kutiiee Harriet* .laifns cost money und candi- i 4-1-I. London l»o.ni!» victims ;uv, ment <> are '•<> *•><* attained, our vit-tine city and a tribute to the as- Avery lecture. Paper Mill « inu^i either have their own poiirini; in here und sleeping ii •iren* re>\\c;u.*i^ th<> fact that l» m. s Societv! '° sjvad or must depend on their t!n» schools on the floors." , tuteness of its management. t ^ ; Another writes. "It is quite im-! SALVATORE DEL DUCA'S ;s is up :.' us I'p to One can only surmise that this i ,'" Jan. 14- WlbodssV i'ra.-uds. 1 belons to the latter thi^s ; i t>o:>.t' of us' Christum Service. 1 possible to express''adequately mir : f-;>i h and n latest move on the part of the di-j church. 11.,'W a.in. ijr.a mv friends caiih through in:i very deep gratitudi* to yon mid .ill 713 JMorris Ave. Tel. Millburn 6-0222 Springfield, hi. j t>no T<>,ir Morchar.^ style. 1 consider the ac- 81* Months ... Z (*••- rectors of !he Summit Federal prj., jan. 17—Little Theater Guild • who have helped to make this . . .PS n> taki> in s: vks tliit the K.iVinps and Loan Association arose , play. "See My Ijawyer." at the 'iiu'ins I have jjtven you splendid gift. It iirrivod at ;i par- I'tiniH'flv HCII-IKIW Moral (.'•». our a> tmirely inadequate, hut I'm sure Display Advertising R#>'#i\*d- unt! • noeds srwi '.•.'.\ur> -di- from a.- desire to benefit further in .Junior Hi.nh School, g.ir. ticularly opportune nii'mesH. whi'iij ?l> •you know the depth of my appreci- 3 l». in TInirAlux resident!". their rficmhers and the people of l>. ni. all our res.mives | were ne;iiiy ex-, Cla.«:fi.il Advertising lUociv.il un.f- I display* .me Tues.. Jan. 2S—3.1.". F ation. 1 .enjoyt-d the experience ha listed and the nmnlior of people! 6 p in. Tlmrsilay fixius sunmijj >,v expanding the oppor- \Fa£onfc' iRi^eKsely uUtiiou.yh I'm not rested 1 Gcnir:U News Matt.r llcv.v.-J unt:. at fitwruN< literature department. whose -houses had been bombed, ! Kxcry off or: tunities for preserving the tradi- iij. yiTf and unless circumstances 1 S p.m. Thursday, with otlilanal r weeks pnst," states :m- savings and the promotion of.home house. S n. ns. >t . other, "we have spent -i he. niuhts: Facts About Summit ownership on a grander scale. Tues.. Feb. 4-rWomati's Alliance.' BOAItl* 'lying in air raid shelters whilst; :-.c: fall : 1 rorri.ATioN Community Chtirch. ' i tU racaphony of warfare . b let I T!-.,nm;i Fri., Feb. ^-"Knickerbocker Hols-j ittiisirants inidt-r the Selec- I loose above. Then the lnoriiini; I •< i >> tive Service* Act of 1!M<> may ^:: And E1FIT1O\ RESl'l.TS day." annual G. O. show. Sd'fiB'-l • houses demolished.,, families lioine- —RiT4. :W rur-I?i \F.W YORK tnit liy$h aiidiroriunt. S.13 p. m- have the assistanee-'at any time j less and trying to salvage a lV\v r h:< of- There have been many editorials Fri., Feb.M-P.-T. A. Founder's <>: ihe Advisory Hoard for Local I pitiful bo-longings, a long stream union meetint; at Senior Iti-n-k; No. 1. The names and i of our homeless people pushing written since the national election acidrrssi-s of. the Advisory and School. S p. m. i carts with all they have left ih the to the effect that the results were' Huard are sriven herewith for wo.rjd. These people need every •;!>• convenience of .registrants. close despite Mr. Roosevelt's bUJ^ of~DOwneS' service we can render them., cs- ,|!.S:n .mo. ,.. ar^ei majority in the electoral college. Judse John L. Hughes, chair- pcially with the winter mouths be- ' Tax Italo. '.M.-•—$4'.< : rn:5l man. 1*> Maple Street, Summit. •rity n.'l.t. It": UVJI: N l fore them." «.'":> V.oth'ins of "««>»nK emphasizes the soundness Campaign AnnOOflCCO ' 1.107 • I.-V.ll S.;->V'. $'. of Albert H. Hierman. lawyer, It is messages such as these that ,S.h.H»1, S 2SS: <:.!.':->" l ! I.", - n;erohan- these contentions more than the j — !'< Maple Street. Summit. 1 have spurred-the Hritish War Re- :C.uintv. J.T: :VI lit. To-1 official reports from the State ofj Liquidation of the affair* of Jackson. H. Burford, Council- ) $ I)flWI 8 for lief Society to even greater efforts City ,-.f HERALD"is New York. In the Empire State with ; " Congress. Inc.. the rsoa- i man. Borough of Now Provi- to help these uncomplaining, cour- .'40 fi^T residents; its big block of electoral votes. Mr. I f rti*au organization which «*• dence. Clinion Avenue. Hor- .f dally. ageous, and determined people in Select Now I'. I mdt • ... L',™,! . J «-«.-» i tormed to handle the fiaancsal end of \\>w-Providence. Hritaiti. Men and women who will small down payn . ian »e i \v illkie received 3,^27.478 votes on o( James K. Downes" campaign for Joini C. Conant. sergeant-at- stand up under, such attacks and oo.ir.munity. and the Republican ticket to 2,S34,50O> Congress in last month's general arnis. Summit District Court, *;.v;r.g of time. fight hack with lnrmisins effec- 2) No norm poym«nti votes cast for Mr. Roosevelt by i election, shows that $54*5 were re-: 1% Maple Street. Summit. 1 •«>r\: «to.'llt'r,t i-.i r.rr.*y Why not favor tiveness will never IK beaten. Not until next year, .thin. T!irv<> t'. Democrats. Yet Mr. Roosevelt car- j ceived and J613.S;* expended in pro- ; Jacob M. Mantel, lawyer. T,l America stands hack of -1.0.111 A •=<•'»«•-..It- t: ;vcp.r' Especially when ried the state by 224.100 votes. The moting Downes' candidacy- Maple Street, 'Summit. . 3) Delivery Chritlmat .•:•.- ;•- :•*;.; r. means evea All of the contributions came; O<>imr.uTiU".\l« w;*,h Su:v."-. explanation is simple. Mr. Roose- A:iion C.'Swenson. chairman RUT we must slrd ourselves for from Summit friends of the .-cain-! of Township Committee. l!»-r- Eve '.'. I anywhin Of #r •-• :v.f^z:vT,i>e and servicevelt received 417.418 votes on the new and Kreatei* efforts to give within 25 mihs. for ;>.;.->> »^^r^e«;.Tr^ of the future. Scan didate. A breakdown of the ex-] ieley-Heights. them comfort and relieve their suf-j American Labor Party ticket, a penditures shows §241-31 spen; j thi- HERALDS advertising; BUY radical organization, which is by Peter V. Triolo. lawyer, 3 feriHR. Here jn ^iitumlt, the local' FRIDAY, DK0KMHKR 1'. 1^' for postage and 1144.15 for print- Road. Summit. Liberal Trade-in IN SI'VMIT: no means Democratic in the gen- British W.ir IfHief Society can do| its share. Hut its shade in-grow-! Allowances. erally accepted sense of the term. COMMON ri.Y.XS JlDtiFSHIP i.nK daily, and it is for this re;isonj THF DAX6ER PFR10D It was this American Labor Party thar the society is liow calling for i Models for evety All residents of I'nion County are Seven out of every ten traffic which made It possible for Mr. thivr-f workers. For donations of! purse and perton 'deeply interested in the appoint- casualties during December are Roosevelt to carry New York. The •clothes that can be rehabilitated, —S9-9S yp. 1 - mem of a successor to Judge Lloyd ; pedestrians- and the danger time score of Republican and Demo- and sent t.-i KiiK'land to meet the needs of tho homeless. Fur oldj • Thompson on the Court of Common >o f the day is the four-hour period cratic votes cast for President, asj * Pleas bench of this county, Judge between 5 and 9 o'clock at night. presented, is an interesting one. j blankets that'can he covered and ; made attractive and serviceable. ^ Thompson having been named for Motor Vehicle Commissioner And Summit residents'are, remind- * a position on tho Court of Errors Arthur W. Magee says in another ed that most attractive Rritisli| and Appeals of -New Jersey. The' appeal for greater 8afety through- Letters From War Kelief emblems, ciRarettrj A perfect Christmas pift! Brings you importanee of keeping the judiciary ,ou t the holiday season. Herald Readers for CHRISTMAS cases, ladies' compacts, anil pins.' New Overseas WavelSand. Huiltln of Hit' very highest grade was never i "Whether you walk or drive. make nice Christmas presents, and) American and Overseas Aerial System. more prominently iu the minds of | don't-let your mind wander during Bissell's offer still another means of help-! December 10th, 1940. ins the cause. | More Tubes for the Money. Hii^er, the peoph.-than.lt has become in j those hectic times of YuletMe ex- Editor Summit Herald, Better Speaker. Electric , Pusli-Hutton Carpet Sweepers All donations and iiupiirics aivj ' very recent years. Appointments cltenwnt and earlier hours of dark- Dear Sir: Tuning. Many others. Order yotn I'hilco of .this kind purely for political ne(t9 - cautionfI th(? Commissioner, . At the last meeting of my Execu- Complete Line of received at the new headquartersi in the old post office liuildinu; at' while our special Chfi\tnus Offer i-. on! PHILCO purposes will not meet with the ap-; who 8aid that ,hege factor8 are tive Committee, I was instructed Pyrex Ware 22 HciH'hwood road. , Indoor- ,. proval of good Americans anxious ;dJre otly responsible for the high to write the leters which follow: PHIICO, th» Wotld'i largest Radio /Mono- to maintain and better our stand- December death rate each year. Hon. Fred E. Shepard. Wiss & Sons Shears ... .-..-.__ ^ ftKlwtr brings you many other Big-Value Outdoor 136 Springfield Road. A "-StoiJ Hitler XHW" poster has ! (omplete aids of a free democracy. , As an indication of pedestrian Christmas Specials! S*« Thvml PORTABLE Elteabeh, N. J. ! and Scissors been designed in New York for use There- is one inmi outstanding in imj.ard8> Commissioner Magee cited ihis county whose elevation to the j December's record when 64 Dear Mr. Sbepard: ! of the committee for immediate aid !ttst At the last meeting of my Execu-! Roller Skates Cattaragus Cutlery to (ireat llriialn. The CIreeks seem Common lMeus bench would bring . pedestrians were killed, of which 1 tive Committee I waa instructed in knives. Carving Sets, etc. already to have done it to Musso- PERRY T. BROWN added,lustre to the unusually high; number 34, or 53 per cent, met to write you our appreciation of! Flexible Flyer Sleds lini. standard so long maintained in this jdt>at h durinR tne aforementioned your efforts to secure the election! Electric Goods in Complete Line of 4S;, SI'KIMU'IKM) VVr:. lei. i;-(iiti:t sr.imiT. >. important post. With such names \Umv hourg of darknegg. sixteen of of Earl Garrett as Beverage Alco- Pitchers in all sizes Irons, Toasters. as the late Judges Cross. Atwater. tho. thirty-four killed during these hol Commissioner for the State. and colors ii ml Connolly, tho now Vice-Chan- rUHh hours were e,der,y p6rgona Sincerely yours, Waffle Irons, etc. cellor Stein and the present Judge I - H. Walford Martin, Cement Tree Stands over 65 yearg of age Christmas Tree Lights Thompson and his confrere. Judge The had walking practices that President. Reed Roasters Hon. Herbert J. Pascoe, Me(;ra.t!i. it is apparent that this showed up most frequently in the splendid, tradition must ho main- - investigation of the sixty- 1328 North Avenue, Wearevet Aluminum oft lcial Elizabeth, N. J. Full Line of Tools iaine.1. It is with pride that Sum- j fmir pedestrian accidents were Dear Mr. Pascoe: OPEN LETTER for Home Use mlt. and indeed this eiftire judicial j eroming between intersections. At the last meeting of my Exe- THE 100,000 PEOPLE WHO INTEND TO BUY 'l^1''!-..0:1" aIU'..ll0l'.S. hoartny.,0n"! "o^inft agaliw-t the signal, step- cutive Committee I was. instructed Kitchenware such as dorse for this appointment, to Sen- ping from behind parked cars and to ask your support for the ap- Step-on Cans, Baskets, etc.. ator Loizeaux and Governor Moore, walking with back to traffic. pointment of Earl W. Garrett as Judge John L. Hughes who has Alcohol Beverage Control Commis- in colors. DELUXE LOWEST-PRICED C^ShSmj^mm "These are common pedestrian sioner. presided so ably over the Third faults but they become doubly Andirons, Screens, Judicial District Court for nearly If this office were made "poli- Fireplace Sets hazardous at this time of the year," tical" the wreckage of the fine ad- two full terms of five years each, said the Commissioner. .hid so Mt'Grath is a Democrat ministration set up by Commis- Let's profit by this warning. sioner D. F. Burnett would indeed and Judge Hughes is a Republican have very serious consequences for UfANSL'FI} hardware and it. is the policy to .maintain this he State and for the party which iyMJ±llOMLJ\. Housewares political balance ever since the NEW CHARTER AND sponsored it. creation of the two judgeBhips in NEW NAME Sincerely yours, 431 Springfield Ave. Thone 6-1121 Summit, N. J. this county court. Iu thin period of unsettled world H. Walford Martin Judge' Hughes' is recognized conditions the preservation of the President, Summit Association among the legal fraternity as well Ideals of our democratic way of for Liquor Control. as the laity as possessing one of life through a unified America is the finest judicial minds of any onethe aim of every one of us. Who TOMORROW'S WORLD "in the state. His work us a lawyer will not agree that the fostering of As I Raze ahead into the world of to- morrow, and as a judge has been highly debt-free home ownership is one N? one filled with mirth and sorrow, '.commended on every hand. His de- of the main bulwarks against the One, who for generation* has led on cisions have been reversed Induration of non-American ideas? Men of well-known fame by-gone. UnionTackuuj Co. ! by appellate courts. He Is recog- It was a far-sighted Congress, In Men who fought for love of country. 193.1 that recognized the import- Suffered perils all up ghastly. [ nized unite generally »H the niOHt "Freedom!" was thoir lasting cry, 361 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. .able district court Judge in this ance or the sayings and loan In- Kchoed from the earth, reaching to tho • Plate. dustry as a dominant factor In the sky. , Judge HUKIM'B wits graduated financial structure of the United What led them on? we often question. KEEP YOUR DATE WITH SANTA CLAUS! : from the New Jersey Law School States. Ry the Home Owners' Loan T'was faith and courage anil deter- You may not see him here but itu-re'* one siiro way yon ran tell he'H Act of 1933, Congress provided for mination ; ' with the degree of L.L.H.. iidmllted For these great men of our nation'H alrfady visited each at our s?ores. J look ai these prices: ¥ \, to tiio New Jeirtey bar IIH an at- the creation of the Federal Savings history ; torney in Hll.'i and IIH a counselor- and Loan System, which through Always Mtrived for the prize of victory. ; at-law in HU»;. lie opi'iied liln law the Federal Home Loan Bank Sys- We are the blossoms of what was LEGof GENUINE SPRING LAMB. •* 21c ! officpn iu Summit Hcvcntvcn years tem has u vast reBervoIr of credit spread. By our forefathers, now IOIIR year." ; ago. He IM the. attorney for the available to the home financing in - dead. r Summit Hoard of Health: attorney HtlmtloiiH that arc ltd members. Wr nre to build MroiiRer or demolish LOINS OF PORK •' 15c | fur both the Horough und Township This organization linn been pat- The fine idenW which they did cherish. tstrlrtl* »r».h> H li..|r « i:ith«r llnlf j of New Providence; n director of terned after the national banking A (reneratlon, altogether different. r We HI and alone, brave and confident. /"•HANCKS are that the lowcst- I und counsel for the Summit Ked- i and has the same relation- With power, cause and sternest will. PRIME RIBS of BEEF •' 27c V> priced car you have in mind J eral Savings and Loan ABSocintlon; ship to Its particular field us the We face the future with a thrill. is u do luqe model. It that's the*' a director and counsel of the First ' t« at ir.'Hi |vi 0 Illti" national banks have to commercial Till;* worlrld is modern,, this woworlr d !,-< I'VIONVS KKADV TO r. \t case, compare it with the National Bank und Trust Co., ofhanking circles. •K'W, J-J quality built Olds Special. The Summit, and chairman of the Ad- Kill! of ideaft for Inventions, too. Worthy of more (han panning no- MMe n witih actioni , sblritbl , andd SMOKED SKINNED HAMS •• 23c Olds price is right do,wn in your visory Hoard for Draft District No. tice IH tho prestige and* honor uc what our world of it? ""•!* Karht « kolt or Mtnnlt Hair own price range, but the Olds, 1 of Union County. corded the Summit-Overlook Build- breed. cur is way out in front in vultw. Having had thorough confidence in R and Loan Association by the Ho on the job nn^un your to**. Center Cut PORK CHOPS M,/21C It gives you ttiore size, more, Kor new Ideas nu>n will propoHn. , room, more powrr. It ^ives you fin Judge Hughes and bin ability, United States Government, through QuIok-thlnUinjt is greatly d(-in.uid«.,. |i,uitii| l't.H-1 And you'll win for yoursrlf'u An It is customary for the Gov-munlty. However, an a qualifying " BOILED HAMS sliced) .- ii.. 20c ernor to consult with the Senator statement to Jtmtlfy Jts valuo to M. S. •from the county Involved in a mat-Summit, a scrutiny of tho loea •jter of thle kind, it la hoped that building departments record o You must have the HERALD If Special Treat! Friday Only Senator Lolceaux will be able to permits Issued for the eleven you want the news of Summit. It •«e the wladotn of Judge months of this year shows ther will coat 1.1.50 por year for twoFresh ShouMer of JERSEY PORK... •• I Ic IM. That the. Issues A week •.-•.,.,... - SPERGO MOTOR CO., Inc. (4 to 6 pounds RurlO Umil one iihoul

MEMBER MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK INSURANCE CORP. SYSTEM

•ID SAVINGS ACCOUNTS May be opened in any amounts from $1.00. to $5,000.

On an'Optional basis

or

On the 100 month or 200 month Oonus Plan

-A definite plan of monthly saving where an additional bonus of l/z% and 1% is credited on completion of contract. R INVESTMENT SHARE ACCOUNTS

*i *

Issued in multiples of $100.00.

Dividends payable in cash Jan. 1 and July 1.

Dividends compounded semi-annually.

INCORPORATED 1891 SUMMIT FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 24 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY

(I FRIDAY, DEC. 13. •THE SimMIT HERALD AUD SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT,..N, J. m PAGE SIX respond once Wore. . fill TairffJlrt Adopt New Constitution Triol Dr. McAfee Kc elected —Nest Tupfctay the work of the For Summit Y. M. C. A. EVEE Footba11 Brenn Leads X. D. 0. will Be iix'tilalned Under Oog in ° Is Sorting Race Councilman Maxwell Lester, Jr., : The newly revised I-();I .',' Classij , and Major Wade. To those of the?On Account of Axe 1 .( i ii. - Laundry Old Guard Head .' i f the Summit Y. M. <• \ In Rout of First I inetuberci who served iu the civil- '*» Suburban Conference \i . dJ ( Diiimuni- adi-jJlett at a Special uiee:r,4 1 Ian police during the last world Lieut.-Col. Frederick S Taj-u ii"' nieinbers lust Monday evcai.j i i. i •- h -. week Despite Dr. McAfee's siiKp of 65 University pi act', New Vi rk i J • 4 1 ' war the .nodern means of defend- cc)ii:.ti!utii)n has been it-;,i,., Minimum Lutheran Quintet • ^ ,iuin'^ foi twothat the rt-port of the noniinutinj; the first officer of the 441Ii tl.vi- Basketball League r 1> >u!i • Srinor Boys* in;; thj community should be of ces ; of revision for som, ,. e b»> delayi'd until next 1 sion at Fort Dix to retire since it Copy not aeeei J -. nnd jiobitlon ' gre; ' Interest. '. The chief purpose of th, , te order that the meni- wa.s Inducted into the feiler.il serv- was to incorporate in' i;,, Bruno Paces Stnwr ;. i.:r3 1:1 Uirfe i On Thursday of next week the ( The HERAL Open Season Against j beif of the Did Ouaid Rive consid- ice September Hi. Kxecutive offi- t ti lion the nect'Ksaiy m;,, ],.,,,. and will appreci eration to the wisdoih of Hunting annual Chrlstmus party will be cer of the 113th Infantry, Newark. Boys in Other City .. -\ : 1 .V" \1 Puder. held by the Westfield chanter in carrying out the iiurpov-'.,;,, not confor Strong Columbia Five the tenure of office of thy directors Taggart retired Tuesday, at the a;;- \ a 1'tternau. the re. ms of the VVVstfield Y. M. Krani of the association. T;,. _t>t..~ -1—- League Encounter U» one year, the repor: was called of 64, after a military career" t!m: On Tuesday Afternoon „ . > ILJ> Nieae. C A. A one act play "The C mnlry started in liJls: jios.' of the association ;i. -A 15.^1' lialfuey. for and on motion Dr. McAfee was Sehojl" will be given by the mem- its program was altered ;i. -, , (!-JU "Col. Tjggart will he remcmberi'd («m -, -| selected hy acclamation to succeed bers. These who have 'witnessed ins of the members sevi-.i,,; 1OS' Any league must have its di:k iiuin Curaets. in Summit as the 1st lleiueir.int o: Mi,,,.. .i'i ( nu:- 11 Jo, ehlliiselt for the ensuing year. All the histrionic talents of the West- ;IKI> at Camp Wawayunda. hi horse ccntoudt-r fur i-lurjjp:unship \v Co. A. 4th liattalion, X. .1. S. M. 1 a.-p:irt moi Mil!.! -V 1 ..II1 i.^l- In. Viof cthe members feel that the doctor field organization in past years stitutloii ti' this date had !i honors and thy Suimrkiri e.mf.-r- from its start in state Heivice iti Lur.u un th- Si lie U:^', 1- Que:hiu"s rendered such valiant service will be pleased to know mat ears coni|»letely revised to m., l ence buskctbul! l>>t>i> :> a<> fxi-e;.r 1917. : .- : * J, t Ya.nI tha- t he should bo contlnui-d tor as•will convey the Summit Old (S-uurd. change. Frederick VV. J.uk tion to the rule. I'niikc :-:ww <\.r!ij' I...u:a!ry Col. Taj-gurt rt't'i'lved bis bache- Hi Ions a period as lie is willing to leaving the V. M. C. A. at 10 member of the Hoard of ihi Summit Hinh iu-kulnll U'.mis al- lor's degree frtin New York Law VfNiIS l>.-|.itrtiii'' l.u i-r.il: jserve. o'clock in the morning. ('. A., was chairmuu of th.. Iyn;:i on ''"• ,, ways on top (ir ;i! lea*! ,c! -,-,• !;>'i!u> i-.trai.". School in 1901 and his hiaster's de- V. x { In 13:53 several diaiiges were i An S. O. S. has gone out from mittee responsible for th., ,• V,nk \- TiUM gree from New York rniversity in |l,.ii.';c return to til title, the ir<4.i> Big Ke,l'(nitfl; wii! w. • Hoy Baker for assistance in the toy- Hiiitoppers Open jiwade in the artivU's drawn up by l!tor>. He enlisted in the rejuihir in); of tin- constitution. •( i be dofidedly a dark 1K-;>.- in iin- • v I tire charter member* ten ytars ago repair roam of the Boy's Scouts. 1 mittee presented a JK ,•;i,, ference conipetitiui this reason. r. l: X •<: army as a private in the ('li>.'iuic;il Jinn ivrisl tt-at.'h I. 'and--Dr. McAfee sjiijKestetl further This work is belli? done, this year draft at the Fall 'Policy |>;:i Warfare Service Xovember 1. H»1S. I.-ir.l- iiii'l <:•>«'« Coach Khvo.xl ('. for;!;.- du.-s j changes at this time but considera- in the, club room in the Masonic Ciliferelice nf the ;hSll The r.ii-e f. >r leadership Hall. Utceptioniats. said Mr. BaktraiiHferrin- g to . the "infantry in V.-i. su. •;-:::»'V.i- not know just what tu i-.\"u-e* from tion'of" s,ueh changes vvus deferred July. litl'J. In AtiKU'st of that yens- liieinber.ship last Scjitemb •! ! until after tSie close of the pres- er, are heeded to assist the ladies it was disciis;-;ed and th,- p his cage team this year. bu: Will. narrowed to two eubs on he was commisaicinod as a cap-. !em year. Harmony and efficiency who drive up to the door on in;iry acl ion taken. Copi, , have to wait-until' the team wules day evening with he ^ua rain in tin; National {'uard ami t Imir fox t( i Meets j will be the watchwords as the or-Springfield avenue with toys much; ne1 w constitution will In- >jv through outfits such as Cohmbia Cuniets and Senior Hoys .-. too heavy for them to carry with- continued until 1!«!». In I!"-- I" ' .ml Itr.iwn, two W and Hillside betr:.- In- i.,n de- their already formidable it i.icanization ktaits on it's second was made a major nnd r.n August c-d to the entire member ),.^ S,il, T.-I. Su. «•<»! Aggregation j decade. out assistance. It will be arrang- termine ' their' piiu-ntia! ^tr.-niUh l: I i .1111 second halt driy- -nab f»th of this year was promoted toi early date, '•a m Baseball League , Steve Kent read a most i Merest- ed that the first coiner can get the HELP W and ability, Columbia' will IK- fac- Seniors to tn>uiue "la- Nor lieutenant colonel. | 1 1 IliiK letter of eonc-ratulailpii sent by*koy to the room from the Blue for ed in the opeiiinji L'ame of !iie se.t - in it Cardinuls, ::7->. w! throughout tlie* ;UuiLed !the members of the Oil City chap- Lantern Tea Room. HOY SIIHT (iiitis'm\s ll.Ki "V l»:l|> Comets-stapod a Uist-perio••t a; ;:ie ouisiaiidiiiK baseliall ! Y. M. (. A.llMKHi ll.IH inplts. o eon next Tut-;< afternoon at :!i-H. S. Football Team ter. Pointing out that the member- ' • ~~ TOY KFI'AIK. SII01* [-i.il, ehainlit>rniHlf • ii;^ to rout First T.iit'iwrati. :at •. it lius graduated to Qi-.-ii's nurse, soil. South •• Orans-u-Mii-tU'Wi ;ui cun r 1 iship in tba? cliapter IB now :•» the lUMti'SSES I'. S. Witii "hret wtek.s of I'.-a; "•••>;- Kjcnal aud college ranks. Next Tuesday .evening the Y. M. J.,,]..r.-il). N'ewmal Willie Hillside is scheduled f-ir ! hi (Ned toys and dolls p» j,,. ,„„ behind most of the t.-am-, th- <.'wni k ii w a is n a liaakctbal! jgeiretury went on to tell of thePOLICY BEFORE "'('. A. Camera Club will hold its first home contest next Krid.iv eve- Honor Guests stored to condition sljniiiii i,',, els and Senior 'Hoys i-'-rna:" "•::•• IL-.-ur. •; v. i vi-r. enjoys.no stirh missionary wo:k that has resulted HILLSIDE ROTAKY regular meeting in the V. M. (.'.. A 1 Ir.id promptly that the kuldK ning,..'• . <>hly liiulfft'ateil'club.s in th- i-Tizu' . . ^;:hous:h it is ruti by in e>tablishinir chapters in War- buiiding. The subject of the meei- ; rcu. Pa., and .Ashta'oiila. O., in may not be forg()tten. . Conference ((iinpetiMoii u •!] mr Feted Last Night at The combineil victories of a!; ot *•;;•: :ra:;ization iind with the The United States should con- iiiK will bo "Standard Tei hniciiie's start until .-• .January in: it wh--a : other clubs' in the loop only "uials ; r:i,cij,alK of Epurtsniirii- both of wli«ch tin-re H growing ac-- sider more carefully exactly what in the Criticism t f IMiotographs." Velocipedes, tricycle-, M-\. Millburn is slated I ••> invade tin- 1 tivity. This work of expansion is •eis, sleds, doll bugsieV tiko Hi Y Club Dinner • four and no other outfit" ha-s "za.1 - • iii. a k'UU pi'lj*. • course'it will follow In the matter This ineetiiiK wilj be under'the di- p Ma .Summit IHKII uy.iiinasiuni. Wjtli i still going on and at least three , . . ,, *,-,.,. . , ,-. lime to put in order ami pamt nered moi-e Ihaii a sitmie triiimp:". D:i :.ru::i. tbe Laikawanna Bas- f rection of Kenneth L. Van Cise of ra pl.l t four games si iieditled befor* riiat 'other cities will h? added duriiig-.« K«V«n» »««! to-Britain, and define •so these Wo wanted-witln«ijs; Ir -0:11.-body !ia Calvary, ("orhy's Laundry asui rh-.? *T':u_i.i Lrt-acue was unknown to a the "Y" staff and Donald Cain, club date. CoriHtt- hoi'!'* that ,tfii', less nr• of diiu. t'Miii.- uccjvtl- •'Hilltoppers. are In"' a three-"-*.!."": :.,;• :re.-. ;.u.ij;<- spiprts. world until its • the" coming year. At a st;tte meet- clear, public policy on the mutter. advisor. For the last two weeks out dulay. oxperienced players wjit, be in !'> th li'HI:•.- !'>uii'< e'.uh'ii- deadlock for.suitoiui place. r£a.:s.ii; hi.u meeting ia Miilburn ing held 'recently the Y.M.C.A. iu ItPtary Club members were told in the club has' been \vorkiiiR very Dolls, if •. quickly receivcil. Hiii«rii|ihcr with 11 shape by that .time ami that a 1 "Slip" -'Brenn.-'Que ' Spencer arut •:>*;:.::;. ]i was derided in execu- ; Peniisylvania adopted the Old Hillside 'Presbyterian Church hard on a Christmas card project. will be refurnished and dress- Stroii"- bid can be. made fori-on - ||)l> N. J. Slulf Kl P IKill if;i:u' u.HiM. stanii i.ut :->d.i.v Tom Fiiineran, the bis three La '••<*• !''nr.:.a at that time that thje Guard as one of its subsidiaries. Tuesday by James E. Downes, The Summit Y. M. C. A. has for u ed by a group of ladies. > ference honors. ' some s •;•' i?f \at ii>:i:t! (•':: • ions: Summit "Y" Varsity and Cucvir ! In the open meeting \V. J. Phelps Summit High School teacher and | number of year's made a practice I'nleBs delivery can be madtv Striiml l'lu-alrc .:-,}' «:>uid sponsor programs iu Democratic candidate for Congress Cranfonl Trainjileil in Scriminaire The -!;:i!.-r for -!he s,)l: hehi circles, were again very much ;r. .-•:.::; *!->:>:bull, tennis and basket- I of the Davis-Bell Audiphone Co.. of sending Christmas greetiiiBs to to the shop In Masonic Tomple i; in the last election. lei. S11. The locals t'iiiuj;t".l in one of twoher.-' SA, : .niuli". ^:,v.' :ii:s the center of thtogs in sroppiiiz L.2. i. «> ii as continuing the very assisted by H. S. Mears presented its metnbcrB. This year the Cuin- Club Room at end of buililiiiij pre-season Kenmmasr- with L-iJier !"t.-;i(ly-a:"de;i" rni'ei< a the Lutherans. Brenn led r';:-;-.Lli.r iiiist-hall .set-up. ja sound picture illustrating the vast Downes pointed out that al- era Club volunteered to make the Springfield avenue side, tele- ; high school outfits on Tuesday af- cllU.'IC" 1 ll 111.,! 'he t-'a.'l: Comet.s with seventeen points a:ii T:aii:.r.r;.w night. Summit, as well ; strides that are being made iu though frequent polls of public Christmas cards for the assceiii-j phone---days- 1H71; evenings ternoon, rompini* thrmi;h a weak- l>" d'-- :i;:iate(| as S:i:ii;, i-.i:: the SpeiHer-F'inneran comhir.ar:.;;i ~."->i'i ;i-.hfi :i->!,-i.r commmiities. | bringinc; the voice back to those opinion have indicated that Amer- tion. The club has printed, tint<•(!'[ V1W1 and truck will call Wed- ened Ci'a'nford Mish five by a ::*>-^s eiic (!!ia:ni"i(tii< a:id : . accoiaited for an additional twenty ...: i-- T•)«.:! •':>:'taste, of Lacka- | who have lost their .hearing- The icans wish to aid Britain, no Naan- d embosHcd sonic four hiindri'di ne-i'lay and Saturday fureiioms i:i:ii:Nf:i r 1 )i .if lionie. T count. A second siieh s<-ri!inn:i', e tliei: -an tfficia! • :r. :•••;••:; points. Art .Anderson and Vic Pe- ix:..h r.krkt-l:.-iil League play. The ' audiometer Is now a fool-proof tional policy along this line has cards.which will' be mailed shuri-i HHp Wanted is tteiiiK arranged for .this after- H;; Ii• J * this v.-., •'..-;•.• terson shared the losers honor.-t bv- ::•:•£;~j.uii v. il be the Madison i method of determiniii}; the require- been formally adopted. He said a ly. Several new meinbers \vln»' 'Good Follows who wii! li.-!;, •he !.-•-! ::i Mi- Sta'-- • '..MI'AN'loN to la noon. MoriNfown HiKli i-- the • tallying ten markers api"ce. ;'./.•<:.•«--:•-.. i-.:i ai:^recation of former ments of those so afflicted and to-clear stand hy the United States on have recently joined the club are may phone a.s above <:• nil I>roh;«ble oppmieut. . day the user is fitted out with an the British side would he of preat at ihe :;.iop. Let's not : i:' ::,.• , iil,!.'. ii.'is .• lUc- -City. Summit's Hill- inudiophone specially adapted for importance in influencing small nullo oT Railroad avenue, Summit.' challan;;e to brighten C!i,;.-'- Jnnii physiriiiir iin Riant center, led the Sl'l!l.:n•' eiL'- nut by tin- eistl of til.' -tauia :h-> :,•',"'-•. t.v-..v\:) to Community Ras- each case. Just as the occulist European countries still free oT Stan Bamburak of Vaux Hall ami inas for tho.se kiddies. f'tiiitlinni !-"77"i. ers ill toppinu CraniHr,!. II- tall- . prepares special lenses for all whoGerman rule. We hope to keep th'- .h .;> Comet.-- held it comfortable s.-'V::'.>::- •i.j'".i;.^ l/raruc followers, will.rcp- Joo Yaimotta of Henry street.: |! \< "i'li'.Wi niirsin ied ciuhteen ]nu:it- and pr >•,»•;! a .i - teen point advantage. Tom ;inust wear glasses, so today in Summit. The club is open t > any; open from !• a. m.-to •> p. m: !M: r.-iViviii-t-s. Call .v :• * '•'•/e. : PLACE ASSIGXEl) TO formidable ltailier nil def'-ns'-. .!"•• A iii-ran led the assault by soriiiit , Tit:- £,k.ti>r; .starting at 8"p. m.. i| shearing aids the individual is be- person in the community .interest-! articles may be left in the h:iL- Raskowski and <'h.ir!..y Twj!!, ;i 111; iiiK treated no lonper as^a member SHLUIT TRAINEE | w.iv. |,l. Uimls of s.-wi ten point?. !v_r..r * : «-st i.tt-d as part of a dou- ed in any phase of photography. ! •,. .illy .linn-. i>ri.-«- forward and a i;a;i:d, :v;;..':-' ;ve!y. "I.-Jl!. of a group. The difference in re- >orth Summit Ki*uK Meet '-'."•*.:-&L-r.z j-roizrani at the Summit : H rontrilinteii !ie.iv:iy -a ih,. S;;ni;ni: !.(• A (|uii'enier.ts was shown in the film. A. gymnasium. The Sum- Robert M. Woolsey of Division, scorini;: Iu the other .game of ti:- a I.W Ui.-ll' :< P.lll A. '";•nit-"s will nu-c-t the Mur-and. at its conclusion. Mr. Phelps avenue is the first of the trainees Coach Klwond ('KIH.U' wii! f! >o:' 'Hi- a '.v.-ird affair for two periods enlarged on the treatment of thegoing: from Selective Service Board| f il>».rn. Senior Hoys regained som-. on >•: Co. five (if Newark in ill'-lt-l-l-lll •1 ,-. Mlllll one of the tallest Summit Hull bas- f •:•..• 11.-Y individual cass. No. 1 to Port Dix to receive his as-| ••"•titest oi the oveniiiK. ket rial I teams as>e:ii!i!ed i:i i-'-'-.-n* |M-ak«'r- 1'riii-e Team procedure in the-final halt l:)>v:: :-...2U'- ••ntrants incluck' ; The hard of hearing, said Mr. HiKiimeiit. He has been assigned) \ littt'HEH years o.n Decembe- ltitli fur 'he 1 • !IM;I: d its the fighting Cardinals, Fa • South (''range. N'utley, Phelps. should not let the matter to Company H, 111th Infantry: tipen.-r • wi'li ('i»!11ni!':«i. !>u' ::i"\- ' ut.-idi1 passing, wild slnnitirm and H'U«AY 1IU.U. iitjd Livingston. A com-re-t once he has been fitted out which is a part of the Forty-fourth r'Hiiii.s .mil l.alh, ! : • f periencc —may ]nove ,i 11 - - - : ~: \" i - "'" <>f penalties lit-! i .r i: •::'i'.. i- b'-ini; planned hy with a hearing aid. Stress should Division. Fede'ralized National drawback this se:i--u:i. "> a first, half to a total of lrinntii. T. t. Sunn points, with the Seniors h \Yur!~-T, director of thebe laid on lip readiim as an added Guard. Other assignments of men! Although an abuiidaiu • u:' t.i!! ( id (' C • VMK. ;;:z a 11-S lead as the third period .•?:,ir::- J'.aarcl. of Hecrcation. nil ans of bringing back the joyfrom Summit in the military serv-' Al>" a ni.i.'X : players can he an .a-~'-t .'.-a ,'h'- "'' jir,.-!- »h" sue- t.-d. that was lose when one's hearing ice under the provisions of the- Se- Av.-nui-. 1ll'lUil'i' <-ourt. iiny (••.-.u-li •.'. iiuli.l be nr.i'e eam wort; : tailed. "Life beK'ns Again." said lective Service Training act will be' Illl.-, ||||(IHi.- Su. (M content with the typically snia'.l hat clal'ili;; he ina> have liad 'oettfl" ili- However, the winnern mmbi ii-P >r I he. when one's faculties fopijin to announced at an early date. ; a! ti Syh; fast-breaking lii Triolo mil Hii,'h baskc-tball star a urx -a- fi Start Dec. 22 |.i KKN"I • |'LACK uii sons back, paced tlie Seniors wirlt erson. n-milar starii-rs la.-; "Monk" Tri do. capt;i!u i.'f this Local Bowling Scores t\v< I 1,1 V.I year's club, were short nil -.\r'* Ic.i.'ii «.h anii'iuuci'd as thseventeee n points. Joe Pa-saiaqi.t ll-'riKidalr.- .Illil H. hi-iII, I'i'ilSI with !hc pi-.-sent c!-up'of p!a\ ia;iei- >.f the iiiiiiii.i! !h-V nophy was high for the Cardinals w;:!;. 1 :t;t j Til.' kill- Sftor? Hills Replaces Kiv.'r n ..ill . Su. Jli.i* Frank Paul, tow.-nim to l!i;i! nieiiiiie • fit ihe i.eam who illt-iKht points. • City Bowling League Totals j IIV is'the tallest on I he present "ll!!l. the j 11 • I"_ t n • • I; ' • r/ rhc eiacli'-s. 111• - In games this evenint:. at. ihi? Edi- Benmnisvilie Club sin; i"AU>\VI-"U' team and 111 • * [ami hiith. all ii John (iiain.potilo-. Jim Kizniaiit . Ili-Y be>! e: son Junior High School irynina-iam. Mariens' Confectionery held a Summit llulck SI.-ill!.- ISiiinmil ''-I !'>--.l. Joe Ilu^kowski a Mil Charley 'I'riolo lied clean <|ire cll. -niiiiship the Hilltoppers will meet Cilia and. •v Jfl'S-. y Miicki'.v LeJi^'lle ame lead in the race for City i",:. f- • -~ Aiiilinri') .... "" ths are other incnibers of the -i|uad and •-llip Calvary will do battle with Corbyr* i-;:'!i. < f •",-hicli ih" Short'' Howling League honors this week (iilKiilli.il ! RM i H HMHIIKI» II illlli:! Laundry. The first name will srurr above the. usual h'-uhl AIIHILT with iiiiejnan. :-y ' "!u!i i-'a new metnber by sweeping three panics from 177 • 'i, i'THAl'TlVl". mod two or three nther-shorter player-; u: i > aMIIiillin i ii I.- ell 'ire far at S o'clock. v >" wj ri Rtart i!s l'Mo-ll 178 n ex' Hose Co. No. 2. Secoiid-plaee (Jed- mil 1'iii-liiNeil i.tor. they form a M|U.I ••vcii-iii'". Ojieji- ll.iuiii tor. •7XJ f WiiBltl I .Madison ti-i:!"!l. ference chainpioiiship. 111" IIKlIAI.il' i; lini; I n p•e! s ;. ot !i- w. r "••:!! fe.itu re Fairfichl at Connncrce. in I er details of lie liaai|iie: ; Alton Oast, rolling with Martens', Hllln 117 171.* Columbia will provide a -till' test will ap- -\IK1I i ~. Mr. Tabnr at Cladpack. oa: TuiipiiiK 1SI) 100 II for the Suinnii' lioys in ihe opener. pe.ir ill 'I'lli ;ii iv's paper. Rained the individual average lead- \>x :.\ ".iiiiifi'dd arid Lake Kruseh .. ixn i.".:i It's hard tu bea! the S.mtli OraliKe- K":: ership by recording u GOG series. Oieker.son l:J7 l.-.l ! ; v. !•. '111. X. 'i.r liiils. ,:*i" Maplewoed outl';' under the best of COI'KT I.KAMi: FOK II. S. Kedgie PhiUijipi scored a li^fi series |nt>1o doutilt* nx.ni. ;!ls outfit will take Ti.tals- . 1 7S<> wator, table <:xe* 1 conditions, inn en the c.duinhia to gain the runner-up position in 1 HOYS AT \. M. (. A. H' riKii'ilsvillt' team c Miniiiiit "V court the as-umiineiH becomes even •• ' w :'h'ira-A" bct-aus'.' of the individual averages. L\l''il'' rollll'oltilll more coniplicateil. Summit Y. M. C. A. Hi.^h ::::• :it In other league matche.s. the The lirellll, f. f many key per- "Y" Bowling League |iii.-t ri'sUI.-ntiiil, Sellii::' boys basketball league was S|M-lli'"|-, !]-• army and navy. Masons won three Katne.s from SHInway Vtrlicql. il>!.-. Tel. Siiinin or.^anizid a! ;i meeting of r<'pi;e- 'I', Treimr Lake ll'.)Tiatc:.ii.i; lndians- ! Root's Men's Shop and Summit "V" Ilimllnir LI-UKUC Stnraton, an •»• !•'! ini.-r;« M. Buick captured three qaltit* full-teals TAtJKYTd sentiitivi'i ot tour hasketb.ill teams •Y.anMiitt:i, i'_- is I»eilli? arraiiKed from the last U". 1.. Montclair "Y" Team IJakf-f ' . ». piano with d»«p. Humnilt av.-.— on Tiiesihiy afternoon, December < iiii-di'lln. :th the annual Mor- ; place Lions Club. [with •>•>•• 11 lin-pl •I.-Utile i', S17 raioiiant ton*. huh. Kor some i inii- numerous re- «!a I f!!••>•. r;:;v,i! A'-s^ci'it ion's C'ltj llnnlliii; l,«-iiKU«- Ki vi. Ii. (•(•Dud floor. <'al I,inii, !.r. 11 S2B Prle«$4f5. ipie-.is Inve li.'en made by urmips \V. I,. A vi . hl IS i". 7X-i Engages Comets l!r.-v. -ii down only JIQJQ Itt'iK furiiislictl i'i you in: men desiring lit i»I;iy bas- • I I'.iiriih. in I'arli, 11 pi 71i7 i ji'dilis "I';IM i 'i». 1 [it av.-lill.'. Til- ' Si OK- IIV peninl Smith 17 Mi 7: 1 keili.ill for siiiiH' kind of toiirmi- 1 le'imber I'HIi. ' ( "IUUIIIM T <,l l''.n 1 II 1."-' 7*>7 rm>nr'nr leaprln . Thrv very pnptrhtr l-'Ui-JL.. L,u.tli! .ran (•H' up Summit Huirk. I- lllk'li linlhlilunl ••warm. ei>inl'«irl:ili Ki frti • — .Murray hi.-ill' lilt 11. .lull! of tea in •< of oliler'youiii; men. the 1 Hi ;. ll. A vs. Here Tomorrow Night si;| [ mit fi-USH, S. S. A. A. le;i';iie made lip of lea nis Ni'llll Suiiiniil I ;irilin;>l- Cluti a' Short II ills KIVIIMI j "M.". jv"' from the various Sunday Schools Il.-IIIH1:.: |r,\.\Y front sins; Mi>iilila11 ha; always provided a l.raillni.- lii'lli III II;I I • ll. IH-Xl ' l»- S'M ailil I'rlu'.iiiiis orgaiii/.al ions, I hero Ii. .Mm- li.iinto. T--I. Su'limiit «".-•• 4i "breather" for other- .New Jersey was In' league available for til1' 11. ,\\- St;tt«' Y. M. <'A. . Banket ball I.ea- linsl. M;ul, I'I , L'l I Hintr Si'lio;>l aue fellow and his l'liill|-|ii>i, «i»vlfli- T.I :p7 K Ki;ci.lH> IS Kile teams, lilit tllis year I be back- KUIIIHI. •i'-k ,il Sli'iri Hills emit;- who"'were iuteresli-d in phty- Vati-nn. I'ill.'V. 'ivililis 'i'uxi •'I In nib.r -t : ir.irliVf (lolll.le I i-ld at Slioil Mill's II. I'l.il-KIHln. III.M'"'. -ri ers of the Kss<'x County outfit have ing together in some s'irt or organ- li. . rii-.- (••-nlilc decided that opponents are no Mills at Mt. Tabor itiirKuiiiioui. Mfirlfiis 2'ill C.-nlili- .Ir. ill!-'., refilled iltllld izi'tl fashion. The Y Hoys' Club, of (Tiii 11. Alasiuis ' ::ii L':> :: I U.-rsil- II) III. longer to hi; permitted to score •Hills at Itiversiile us ltiu Kan; Suiiiuiil. once known as Hi" .Mien, It-nil ; .... LMI L' j (J.niili Sr. IL'I Mills at Far Mills I'lpii, Ci'jllliM Taxi i liirwf i-.iiiiiiM, one hundred or more points in a Siiiiur \1 y 1 ::•: Kinky Dinks took Ihe initiative to .Mnroih'.v, Mtirli-ns I7f. Hi,'. single-game as has been the con-hi ing |ii!;eiher at Tuesday's nicl- 1 ;«7 - I l.nalie II". 111(1'Wilt.T illelUll I', rim". I Kivli'ii, . Cvtlills 'I'iixi L'll dition in reeeni years. The Sum-iin; representatives of three clher Other Krrii.rilo . Sttinway Gr<>*4 t,AI"t;i<", sunny fr. «;. Twill, ' Totals . S«:t th* lnitr»m*nl of mit "Y" Comets, who arc .scheduled boys' groups. A League Council lll>;h It-am ,IMT.II; Mil I 111 i.mi Miiili.in, '!'••!. Hu. ti-lt'itifi-.t. to meet the Montcluirions this eve- was organized and a schedule of Nii'M.', e. Alarl.-us' t'liiilV'tiiun y, j llvile .... 12",' 11 it; li si null- K.nne coniidtr the Stc!»- ning at the Montclair Y. M. C. A.twenly-fi'iur ^auies was drawn up I'.alish. n < t ••.» m > — ll UK I.".7 I.'." i:.\MSHll tw ('arl.iiii-, : Nil. -'. IMitS. I Smith, II. ML' llll court, are to be treated with little to be iil:iycil on \Y> ilnesilay and Fri- 11114 Ii imliv iiliin I ! :.:aliii,r.' ilVil ilillil Win ti ••'• 1; Fish and Game Body • Hardy 170 I UK way." tayi Jos*< kindness for the wallopings that llm..".. 1 .iVi'lllli'. day evciiiims. The Friday • games I,. Tw.li. Kiiuies) < l;i -I. Mil rl'- II.'IIIK'SSI'V I si; Hofmann. Pric* they have handed the home club will be played on Saturday eve- Iliuli Mi11KI• • Cii Iniih\i the "V" •SIIX 7:HI down only 1 Report on Annual The battle with- 'Montclair is Cc-mets .name whenever it is possi- \. Si •C'ls iaincs pl.ij.il I >(•. •iiih'-r "M-\V. scheduled as a warm-up to theble. From lime to time the vari- .•"ellii- Rsli Distribution ( llllllll.rr lit Hi I it.: ! Sniilh. It, 107 \,Y\ TltAl'TIVl". sin game with the Murphy Varnish Co. ous teams in !!:•• league will play i n; I'U' liiisini-ss tu.' Iflauss 1: 11 17.", 101 IL'I 1. l • i V; 11 > • I'l-siili'ili1. live of Newark tomorrow evininu. i « 'i ''!'• •'' :•.; ups as, Warn-n. Jr., of , Hardy 1 It.-iliali.-r 1; special u:ini' s Suiil- IC.7 1: Hit. I'ilK"' il llesil.'d. .11 MOK COI.I.M'I-: SKTSIIBtF. Hi. w.si IS", 117 , but may prove a stiff test for thethe Livingston l!(-c ,<• it. ". l'< ninie' - is Spinks. (if ihjand li.'i 11 ISM Hill City eager*. The Varnish Co. H:\MS U:AU\ I: 171. - a hands.m. Sp!«t Toi" Brae, Stirling teams. 'I'iic f >u;-; !-. rt-elected president aiirt •low «poc». Idtal for tht apartment. |<»NI-" liirj;.- room, i Tulals 711 7; •"» 801! Price $510 (mahogany>, »'« aggregation is to be faced at the up the league arc' • id', r.t. re:•!»(•<•* ivi-lj. , al I be Ti.l.d 1 !.i . "Toy down only ,. .. as drsiri'il, will teams niakiliK rl , $(j(l liiiilily. I'l.nvi'ii Summit Y. M. C. A. court as ihe The l'i:in:i Junior College tuJi'it- Tn\i I 11. i Vr.'i-l.-iiid Jl the "Y" lioys, Carmen Yatinotlal •f.r-iini/.JiJicn ineeliiiK of ir.it H 1 ll',l hniMs. Mil lii'iin tennis team set a new I'nion Coun- 17S 1 1 l.iiiiiun second part of a doubleheader pro- re|iresentntive; the llnillbers. Har- .!« rsey Fish anil (iaine 1: 17.". 41"iO-\V. ty League record on Wednesday II. il li gram. Summit's Hilltoppers will representative: the Ii:: ney l'Myup.. - evcnhifi at the Cranford ('.iHinn, e^- li'Ii ill Trellt.nn 11)1 Tile ••(lav ' Sl.-uarl Mil H :t 17:' meet the Madison Colonels as theK;iins. (!lldn lladnlai.t. n pre^entu- KM II I'uiiiiiiy ^I.KASANT fnrni tendini; its winning streak to thir- 1:1. i.'.; l."i7 1.17 • Gay songs at evening. Music f o match your moods. Stately iiml siimlr. 1 in other half of the engagement. tive; and the Ca",ers, Hob l'':Merer 1'lii .pi'i -..'In 1 ty-seven straight games before rcail ti ri-purt of theI'illi-y Totals mit i;-::i 11. Hahway wet a new league scorini; i-epv 'senlative. 'I'be league will x: I "li !*•' record of 12(1.points in a namo with t dropliiiiK one. The Cranfonl X.<*. ) v, bicb elxli'd lam June classics, and chill-down-your-spino blues. Laughter, dancing, ^iMii.i-: w.-u 1 siart play er <,f legal size trout I.".7 ahl.-. ('.ill Sunn administered less severe lacings in slx in a row. The ColleKitms al-o ./ 'WriKlit 11.. good times. All wrapped up in a Christmas Steinway! Give, the 75 to 100 point range. How- stretched their league lead over i ilisirilmted in state ('a in I! 177 K.I WH.IM'ATS IIOI.I* second-place Summit to four gam.'-; ill.- 1'isb and Ciinif ("<>in- M< I'.-.k LIT (liw iciiver UK APAHTMK ever, with younger, more enthusi- 1 llyil.. 171 I..." iJ7l| ! lUIIIINIV I."..", and how that you give superbly! Only the Steinway has the 4 AN.M'AI. IIAXQI'KT by defeating Klmora. 7-2. ilJ ' iiiii that (ioo.iiiio were I...". |ii:i:t'M\v»Hin A astic players infused with the older Siilni'.ii • Km I'M. I >,\ the Mate hatchery, as !!• W («i•:! winu'T ov-:.- •11:: •Jn:ft Ti.tals 7R.' NOI Meiulieis of the Summit Wildcats I., a pf-vio-.is hiub ;ipiirfHunts enthusiasts are convinced tlmt Hoselle; Cranford A. c. swept Ken- Ti.t.ll:- M-ini-|>i'.>l'ossioiiiil -football team will •;>) ",;:*.nun I I 'liiiiins 1..7 games are going to be closer af- llwor'th, f>-(>; Proctor ,t : Ca.mlii.- I ii mi is imli 1 rut In . bold tli«'ir annual banquet at the i.'.n I,Mi I'iL' the Steinway is built like a Steinway. Only the Steinway will '.•iidcnt on pr.-inl fairs. took a •>-:'. victory over VVesifield, h un(l (liiine Coiiiinlssiou I'.H llnk.-r, Sr. 11;;.' Pb-Id House at S p. in. on Monday 17" IM ' tun Linden topped American Type d'^1 liliiitrs nnd protects iss U'-: I«:. b\- llllll.MS in inn The regular Summit player« will ,.vi,nill!, .\lanaKer Frank ("aporaso Srhn'iiui-isii i v: Iliili'.-r, I'll Founders, 7-2; Railway won. ti-:".. . ;md mi tin- iiiiiinaln; eu- Jr.' 17'J is:. -so warm and cheer the heart! Convenient terms, and delivery aliarliniiit. IIIKI be -on, bund for both nnd Coach Tuny Leach will be Mil I'i b jind uame laws, ami All.-M i ;:• '•*i'(.|itioiiiil valm "Slip" Itrenn. "Qne" Spencer. iMeter from I'nion; Ceneral Aniline otir Tnlal: v niiii.nt; tin- speakers. Caporaso will ptayed' Cranford Presbyterian, tw l 'i Siinimit av.'. Moroney. Hob Brydoii and Tony act in the rapacity (if tonntinastcr, ri-:'.' by Christmas morning. C T R I M \A/ A Y and Itoselle nl t WII fish hatcheries •il I *.-.'« mIH-I' nii:TTin-:i>i;i-: - Bruno, will be in the xtaitliu; line- AIKHU twenty are expected to at- Park bented Simmon llliil.ll f.-l. nn js inainlaiiied from < I; 11 • 1 • •.-. pi, Illlnl Siiininil A v 1 niii' up, wliile Hob (laffney, .Joe Yanl.'ii.l- . . / I'JI I.'. i'"..iii apailnn-111 i lici-hsii- f.-r>, and Cull. 17 U notta, Tom Trengrove and Tom ! l'.;iri:i'iiiiinii II:: H.l.liV.- l-i'lltill Plunerun will be on hand for re- is.; I'll •i"- rh .110 Wall Street on November 115tli! IV, ISI Tin 1I111 : Ki-iTu;a 11 1 .1 • <1 I .II.I in\ lii'i »erv« duty. 177 < 'f.llW.IV 1 •::.' Mil celebrated the i l'.|-.>..li^ IM lia-s, Siinimil I'I-; t'lTth annivei'Hary of l'-.'id tin- ii 11 1 Griffith Piano Co. Tonight's game is scheduled to 1 il'icial military the llriiish army's You must have the HERALD if ..Ml- start at !• p. in. Tlie doubleheader evacuation of til*' var ions • ill-I ! '•' S.il I'l'IHlKIC i(i..iu.-< an KM ;-Ni-w York: Well. limes have you want the newa of Summit:, t: kit it ml pli'iny of li •program tomorrow evening will I '.u njie « •llle 1 llli- '.'" It'll ..-l-1'..il 605 Broad St., Newark Tiil.il- i!.;i I.,11 IV, • •x.'hiinit.'il. t'i- I Mtart at 8 o'clock. i-;eil 111 ihe laMcentury and awill cost $"!,50 per year fur two 111. i !•• .Mi.i'i.ii • ill IHI It!/ i K.-.i•|M'll!ll( ihali. i«HU«a a. week. 1:11111 l;: 1 [TWO Tin.HIM, l V.iin'e- id tlii:) II 24-"* II I.II-.II.IM I II .ii.il-, UDAY..DEC. U* 194Q THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. j. I'AuL o-.V-»N 4 uoKortai OK XKW rgoviPE^ce; HOME OWSEJJS L(tAN A. 0. Woodruff. n«.w of Otto Mar- •M:tw:!i«r J4"ORI*OlttTH»> SAWS tiii. Summit. T !:i'-| nil !ct- by n-!e.iJm^ Follow Rules for EVERYBODY READS NOTIi'K is htT«*>- jftvrtt. that tb*- j Th< W. hrewry. property in ;1>..' wes- :v!i sl.r.vly,' u itb engine :di t U I * H ill mi Saturday. l»*»'«>i Innu • rnii; ation, report the sale) 21.Mi feei froin Tall Oaks drive, icicrat,. can-io'isly-••i.i .,••>,'i\.| . >, Christmas Mailing until '.* u'eliM-k, to K'v former Kellar house located; if t-xti'mleil. New Provi(le:ire Hor- , nlng the rear ' w!iceK With \«> I 1 iii.uiiciil avenue. New Piovi-. OURII. ' . . . : ch.iins on an i.-y r..:i<|, j> is u-is Ten Cents a Line ui t p»-r&i>u.i! asswswiimits 'Hi-ifi| 'in ill I -I \i1' L 1 . on I \ I il \i' l i oveitake and" paMS vehicles " in wav Minimum Charge of 30 cents, cash in advance. \i< "\ I >. a.-" irom Ridge wood and is! Mrs. Samuel C. Hai'slnnan, prop- iriun areas and hazardous in rural t' lK-i>.irtment t \ i- r - \ (i-'iv'-ry by Christmas of <• t 1 •» f i tt':t!i the Hell Telephone! el'ty in the southerly sideline- of -m-as nnles-i the road ahead i» Copy not accepted after 9 a. in. Tu«?sduy or 5 ]>. m. ThuiMiiiy. \ * At trxl ami bring with thrm ibeir dis- . let!-'I'M and p.u-liJKt- for persons I m i t 1 \< \ .;;•-•; iri.-s; tin.' former Davies Mountain avt-nue, Hid f»-.-t iimn!D at least a hall" mile. I i \ !' wh,, •• iterate hy . \< n.ptimi ..a th.-ii" as^t->«Siii -• I'HIII-'.I i< iTiH Ashland n ad,- 1'rinmme place, Summit. !t. ••rump" tile brakes in stop The HERALD endeavors to print only truthful classified ads' I !l II i ti n fi.r lav.-s ;K t< Sltllp't rol.'S made •i-ary by :::•:-. h.i> been sold 1 i lrvin K. \ M. H. ('. Realty Company to K<1-|ii:iK on snow or HI- !O keep the iind will appreciate having, iin attention callwl to any ad.v«-n.ise- I ! 1 r law. i ! t!ie a:-'. >nal rsi-31 •Mtnu.-sItT l>v „ i » I !.:••-. iii «•"-!-peration with Al- ward Ahieri, one mui m th.- in alie.-ls 1 oilint> au.l maintain ii,-t'--i not conforming to Hit highest Htuntlardss of iuwie.sty. i t I I . i Kit/ ;i i trick S. • i< I..tv l!.>;iri| nf Avs***""'*"*- ' M. *'.; • -enfield & Co. House l.> -I tcrsection of the westerly Mil,'line '«••-: r-nlay I tit ]i:U.-.iiil.»-i- :•, l> about lo •miles ,tti hour,, m'J '1 II it J P(dntiii ',iO t| fact that each .d v > •v -Heights 10 Arthur Manner,j t>rly sideline of Second street and "lien n.-lcase the clutcii i: r the final th yci. in>n 11 null •> i-ist aii I fli'laj'i.'d lt.t i I NOTH'K i -.-'.JII ..rioii with the Holmes'one trait in the w esterly sideline of -iii:p. 10ST FIUST Kl.OOn, II r.«.iiiK. hat], h.-it f 1 by trips t.i tilt dead let ••]• , \u 1 ir i 1 ami witit-r turnislnd, uar.ijf.-. |{ i l.ivingHton a unri ie.-l (mm 1". K.MJI a sti> uly fo»t on the ar- i ii ., t r\Kv v TCT—T* 1" h ifi • Mr. Fitz]ia!ri<-!; e.J r.-si- IVIN'iS department passbook N... Mri.-teil nclKlihtirli,iixl. Hit. ii-:'H'i:]-\\ r [Swon.1 s..et.|. New l-mvldenn- ! : mail |"!i iu 4/11 Hi- Summit Trust Company. E lrly, w:1: e plainly, Voider pl.-;ist- return to this l.»nk. . >I.-. . \\ U*> .1 K>. 1 »nshij» i-.iinmiu.-*- «f JIW T«*«m*li:i- KCCOrtlfiU Horoilgh. _ -wheels. If a skid starts, turn the Include a p'tuni .nHre.- KI>WAU1» Mi'-KKKU. .if x.w l'r.nkl.-nve f.»r » Plriury ; iul wr.ij) \\ I'.N'I'I-;. tin-..,. rm.4iis ! | Countryside. Inc., to William lV«>ut wheels In : he same direction seclirely. .'mil 1,,-itli on lir.st fl.M.r, li.-.tt, h.,t ' W. Drewry.-Ln.IH.ny soiiifi- «>•<• r.s.r N Hkul.linu .if possible. VV'lf id* ^w!*-!.l.. ! .- f. i , t ' ' ii\ W'lKKNTZ, iv'';-:-. At the COUrt HOUSC It", b!v:ik;jble« are mailed, IVfNCS 1 >.!••*'tmellt^ piiKslHink N«i. j l 1 nif.^. T'.vsnshlp «>f X*« Provi- I erly sideline of Middle way. ::^7.:i7 ! 11. -When sire's ar* .slippery try mi ihe First. ' N':iili»nul ' 1 1 1 lroin lll( 1 them wrapped in st.ires whr^-n ex kank \- trust Company. I'lnd.-r • , :i ,,,,,,, i, JVrtJi .\tr.l ' Mr and Mrs. Kdwin Vaughati Jf ' ' ' easterly line of lands '"" the hrak«w occasimially to net r Si ath ;i w ."• vt—,'•-- 1*. of llu> pert packer u'hderstand "What \< return to thin bunk. :;i»-:S2 anil water fiirnlsli.-d,- nar.-m,- >;,- if any •Dt<2<). r io Hannah M. Mayhew,! M- H. Mosli.-r, New Providence ft'el of the road. Keep speed . i.» i<(|iiire,l ta take a parcel safely ilti ihl Mi'\ j.,ro;..riy in ihe southerly sideline ' Township. down and cur in near. Avoid any ft|i.\i;S|)AV ;ifteriioun, lady's Walt-J throirrh the ni:,il , the postmaster i .. unl , H.-IBMS, X. J. :ol Kiewood road near lands of ••Hiizol It. Taylor and Wiiifivd A., situation re(|iilvinK (|ui«k stops and advises. Em'i wrist tt-ateh hetween ^1.1 Mmil.- i ——— >f Hi. •• u> - r >~\, I tin : .luSKi'H Kl.KIXBKR«; * SOX Hill, ill'd Mini tl.ltt'K ilV.*MUe. It.-W.lld. .i-t \\ i i .'.1 , formerly I'ar- her hushiiiid. to Harry C. Frank,: sudden (lia in d Any pan-el w'iHli ^•iMlin^ s!i.ulil |vi. su. i;-:;;»iv-i. , I . AVI'INCK Mi.ia.i .1 . 1 111! property in tlic easterly sideline of _p^___^____^_ l.:iri.'.r <.|ev;it',r IV it-r' \V. i' :•, Huiuiuit. •hear ihe clearly written nume anil IniildiiiK. t'iiifly. r, I i 1 r iNtat-i! M* Mayhew. unmarried, I ' "> 7th it OF tie(!»•!•«•!•ik(i,r,r.. jiroiH-rty-iiiroptrty inn the southerlsoutherlyy ! HoKer 'tti'iltiths and others to One Woman's in the II;.I|HT !ert-h;.Mid conier of tiOTII luiir fox terrier, iimle, white' ]U"A1; KKTATI') \1 \.\Mil •\li\\T druwti, two w«««"kH ;IKI> in Sum-I 1\C * ' 1 K.Ul . \< sideline of Kil^ewood road, near Cl*y <»f Sununit. property at tli the pai'cel ami the full name and \< \ I ' ! The first rne.-ti! ^it. '1VI. Su. 6-IHO8. j ;:ii7 'Central Av.-.,' Kast < iraOKe antter <>f KIIK i FKKKKSS, '•• land.- ..f Vreeland Tonipkiiis,,|«r-! 'tlinfl-rS(i; ('ti!m of f htlu ' «outht>rll y side- I I|\1f|1Atl iiddrcsH i-if llf!- adilicM-.OMi in- thw .-• 1 Hi El sa 'HELP~WAlfTED"~ jj I i:\NK i.f 1.14 SummiJ- Avrnac. *iiM-i;v Parker \V Page, Sunmii't. ! b!»e ot Hughes place and the east- V^^/*.114VfIl lower riuht-h'aiiil coi'iiei-. lie cau- ::.:ir. x. J.. .''/•••lkrtipt.'-y \vart : M'"v Moiintaiii Farms, Inc. to ^'b sideline !«riy in the noriherly line of j - - Mrs. riminas P. Proiit portune lime to remind yon once All packai-'es nf value should bo insured' Twin Kail." road. :!ll.!»S feel from !IIU' .,''..,*,'/'!•"'',!"' w'''"w. "' more to do your .Christmas shop- M: 1 -Hubbell. In For the fiscal year ended Juhe lured). ewiuarll's A Mt.ir- | 13 (j\ii\<;i: FOK HUNT li _ , 'o'clock in. the f'.r.rn'-oii, »hi..h :« Mill road. .New Providence ; • " i IH'tiporly piup in Siiinniit. Anvone who has I : ;l1 iif I'.n, l!i:!!t, the total panels handled , Nti'I'lci: t»F .-"•!''..'. I.S:M!-:S;T. Xotief j.-r.-,lit..rs m:,y at'. rul.- j.rt.V' T(VlV;, , i ihe tramped the streets .of New York ••vain ..son-j Is II.-r. !>>• I'.i.-r.. ~C.-r, :L.- 4!h intt-r- | .'l:tiins, el.-.! a tru^t^-, 'i Uealty. Company to Mr.' Isldeline of Morris a' ;,u,| by the dead parcel pastoffices ,>th.-r ^ r '. from Macy's lo Saks on Fifth ave- i able. C:ill .Summit (1-1X02. .".utf j mtnliatf :i-i-i.ut." •>!. I!M- >UJJ."-I ril>. IS, * j t^mkrupt ami transact \V Thomas Dod^e, prop- i westerly sideline of I' nuiubereil :ir,(i.r,ti:;. of tljcse, 1(52,- Tru>t,..-s ufu!. r '• • -.<-V Will and ' Lusin.---.-' ... line luii'>ws t ha'l' 'it 'can be a nost CAKAfiK l'"0!! "ItKNT-rCiiSl Suioiint 'IVst;HYit-rit <.!' 'U-> -'.:•'•'.'. il. WILLIAMS." j Claim* with iu-muea stat^nwnt «*i ,.«-rt.*. ; the jioriheasterly line Of !fSmnmit. : tiring prefiirinaiice.- V'snallv you; tilO were f uniil in mail hnxes with- Midilx—Mrep In or «ut ' ;d.-e,-aseii, '.vii: «- .».-!'"-4 :«tid MMt.-dlaec.miit 'must U*- It-iially pn>VM«l: anv Hudsiii; r;..i'it.'-ISH feet from Sum-; .; ii-Ttiin to yiiur own -liuiue town to! out any iiaiue or .nldres'.s whatever; — !hy the .Sur-ros.'..---. -•:•! r- :v..rt^l '-.-r set- j .jriRinal n..t.- .,r ii^irura^nt Ms! _.* Jgle^ lake p Machine Opcrntnr ibin , suit iioulevartl. New Providence find what you were lookins for in(!:!,.'lii, l were finally delivered; " 77,- I" WANTKII TO JIKXT 13 j if.-iiieiit T.( th- i. -••:•..•.:.?' c,,nrt ,.f the j aTiiii-XMl; tin y must, b- ami 1'iiini raplil tj'plnt * _jC,,umv ,,f i'r:, --. K',l:n. l!n- Iwei,-t six nK.iiths. .ifttr th- a .-- dare, aa xi al I*-s't.l fjit-d with th*- undersufnea lu-irree. COJ-L... Weed O'Shea and Robert own inwif merchants is a necessity, iwere MI badly d.imaged as to bo •; ru ptiottypy e Op'TOl'ir—rnpld tyiiist " • - - .r !„_ - •• • valueless; th" remainder wfiro sold hi-family, cm S»; HMM-W, !^^ RVK E. (iSina lo Carrie Lentil O'Shea, j il your town Is to progress andj x, W. at public auction. ilii-r with meillcnl vv|H-r|ene> TIIK Si' "''..".it -" rKr>T <•"., r.:i.ii»rm>:o.- undivMid 2•;','• shave and interest ill] j uruw. Kvery •'one of us who ]ios-, und dre.ss- It [Safety Warning I'ndeliveniblt' packages are at I ¥ progeny at the southwesterly eor- i esMf-s civiv pride should feel, aii oh-1 ie.s. CHINA CI,OSKT, lKtli celituiy t y|)-, AI».V-\V. • •• AV! i:::rnvvAiT. • ' li.naticn to sii]i|iort these local in-1 oiice esaiiiite'd, and a ivcnrd > is . ||il> N. J. Slate Kmiiloymriit Sor sn-r I.I! land formerly of Helen n be made- nmliiiKaiiv, t-\etOliiit i-'inilition. •'nil New Providence Borough Pi-t, r-: fnivlcs. ill tlie .northerly line i Tlie full effect of "Old Man Win- stituii.nis. So once more I remind made of the contents anil uai'rteM Sit. C'-^XJii fur ihspection. UH-tt \vif.i.iA.M.-' A. r>i-:i:i->«:v, ;i-r<..-:<.r>-, lie To!ii|ili- i Strmi.l l'lu-alrt- Illilit., Suiionll of SpriiiKtleld- avenue,' at a point j ll''" i^ usually fell In December, you lo shop for Chrislinas in Snni- and addresses of stendery ajid ad- if bu F< : 1 1 dressees. In Pach case ;» notice itr ildini; CNTSCAKLY- IMIIK - ••:» n-fi r(»-k«T 1_ -•" *'--'.'1 Mntice of Sale of Property wlii«]i j.-, i!Mi feet and li l/r» inches]" * month which marks the high mil. Besides, who knows, you! side. lei. S11. (I-26U0. inuiieiliatoly forwarded lo the !'.•'('• Hpaniel pupiili's, X. K. ('. reg., r,-:i- or iiiiiiix; j Non-Payment of Taxes and ; fro™ New avenue, with spot for accidents in both rural and iniKhl. win an atitotnohile. evening BouabU', Su, -li-OHUT-.l,. t,v H lllaik- sender, if kn'nvii, advising him that £MVLOYMKUT WANTKO burn ro.id. * '•',!> tf iirlian communities. A careful con- Assessments lor Year 1939 ! call Wed- ll:.i:K.l;V. «;tVKN that Alll(1|,s (I1 Mr f the parcel is hdti at the dead par- .«i. .1 ini .*, 1 .^. * ti 1. .inn-i .-> ».» .»»». 1-sideratln n o-f practica, . -T...... l. tprevpntion-. ^...... j 1 iiiti 11 s T ^,r(i\v older that boin^ •1 1 . !II'N''K1> laimdresji de-ilr. ; i.-'ti H; Ml*- i.V 'Jll«: cel po.st branch and tho amoum ot fo , ..than ami Mr.-'. Itobert Kent, property i« j I'letbodsl ^ now nmy save lives later "j,|dl«. ed has many ci:mpeus:',- :.t home. Tel. Hit. il-lSTi-.M. .'il m ;iK postage 1'i'ijuift'd for il ; return. In- ::.vtf! '• suddenly ar-. tions. ll used to take a dinner, a sured parcel post matter Is held w i 1 Iheater, and a Iii! of night life., •,,Ml'A.\'It)\ t.i lady, (llltured, p.-r for a period of six months await- 1 issued today thrown in to assure me that 1 was »t • lias .driver's licence, w" l inK reehimiition and tlmt received 'travel, In. Mte anywhere, r.l< itm ..' Michael ,1. Fin- having a wonderful time but nowin the ordinary mail is held sixty 'U ( In,in piivsii inn ;md I'lnpluy.-r.-'. T«'l same time reveal- I get just as niiieh luck out of a 1 days. At the expiration of the tinif s. -hiitli.im l-r,77'>. in -:',- i \\ of research hy diniier and a movie and my favor- ,.-d lamb . limit, parcels on hand are stripped tile -il 1 • if A.-ii.aitd road. ^»in feet from the the National Safety Council which He ni^ht lilV Is spent in bed with a 1 I:ACTIi'AI, nursiiejr by .' 1 |i. i.ienees. call su. ,I;-I.'.:;:I-.I. ',< I ;>•:. ut ifu! twin ,'iinl t<- l.filr.">!ii KKNTZ. 4M . . 4-.i~i.riy line of land, formerly of i will do -much to ci|i dmvn ihe sharp hcok. 1 net the same lift out of a - tioned. 11 till h:iL :iv <"j. rk. Katil'liUe < >.il..illi«\ l.l"ek -; U.Z suites, l-'ine inlaid dlom'i; n...in ,-uii.-, H., ; .j . ' increase of deaths and accidents sunset and tlie line of a vase as I kind:, i>f si-wiiiif, iiromiitiy and t 11*4 •i*.r-i In the !'•:!!• fiscal year, a total of Cilslmii built down .Sofii. IJe.iutllul ~'."" • - '.dtiriiiK winter months in all north- used to achieve after hours nf |t,. .illy dime, prices rc;isi,M;ii,|.-. »".iII ] l.i.vesejlts, Ciiail'S, Cllll I.«e.LlJllllUe, • " " ' X. .1. Cionaii, hb»k "., b.t '•'. . l.'i.lfifi.lfiti 'letters was s.'iit to' tho. iii'nii I',-::S(,::-K! I •«—«—»•——«—i«««—«»•«—». | ,|.| .j(j > '|'| , jnci en-;e in north- irainpini; ninseiinis. Books become (•..ll.e liilileS, l!»-:-il. •, Mentioii the HERALD when buyins' i:'.i»-n r. unnuoi. i>i.--k 7. I..J *> t ( ( ( s 1( dead Idler oltires. Of 1,),j*se, 1.11,- f'liriK . ilnli.-l-. l'r\f;!;il i -li;oi.|. -iiei •.-, • It i-truil.- 1" .:-!!.-. I.I.H k V !..c .:'- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm iti:i'\ll!s -• ri.\S'l'KH | ,,,.„ ..tut,,s ;iveranes In.per ectii. ,tl> • s.nirce o»' many advent ures. per- 1 p.lll-lillle, d. kii^. 1'.niii-r i-iililiai'il.i, I'.i .11'iim:-, ,",1 1,^:!L' were destroyed because ourK, waxed, ICxiplisite L,on|is, COIIMI!., Mir;.,i.i, i-\lt llivt. -- liltlcK mill MOM: ,)Ver summer month-:, while smith- 'NOIIUI and oJherwisc. Friends Imv h^umn " U M lit IM!Ot»ll\(; 1 iindcliverable and no return ad- Ill.'ler.-lll i SlOllOlit li-.Mill |ii'.i|>'«. An'ilirii-ns, China. Sii\.-r. Mi>. Ki.-d Mi Nainaia, i'l-.«-k I!, ! ern slate increases vary from :', to already been proved and uiidei - dress; IMO.NKI; (•.•ni'aiiieil valuable* I'IUSS, lieiiiitit'lil I'.r'u-li- lir.'M', A!-.. :" i,as »'.I;-!!:I "*7 ^ .d o! Ala-..11 Work. : ^1 per ceni. according l-> locatioi] Htaiid our slim'tcoiniii^s. You hive Hie jirnperty. rmne any day .1 ESTABLISHED' 1880 . .Mai I.- 'i. I'.-iia. l.to. k V', l-t'N 1-*:li'is'! 'other than-miMiey "and 'f.-i.!(7.S con- eveiilni;, also Siitnl.iy. t;-.i«ll.ir.ii f.-- ..Marie .;. 11. iia. l.|, ,i k t.".. t-.-^ 1-\H I HF I I! C A j and severity of wiatlier.' 'lost all desire lo climb 'mountains. t':iinc:l ifM.-iuT.ls in-casli. Of the IfUHAY HILL, near stall 11 lale, llili.lie! tKtiiWII, N. J., T.i "'"" :-.M.,ri.- 4i. |i,-iia, i,l.,.-k !>;. h-'> 2-"!l.s» . " '''I'he Safety Council's Cunmiitteii to swim-lakes or totLince all number cuntulnini; viloa!i!es •>(),•> |i'. -m j i,j|l' price. Cood ;IS new, oiilv i. • .Mi.-ha.-I J'.-!i.'.. Li." k ^ii, i-ts *-'.•• ._••-.. -:: ' »•'-"'•'•-• of initomntive and hi.nh- 'time yau have learned n sift the 1 ! y'.-ars old. Tel. Summit ti-ll'i.t. tain mi re! urn name oi address en All. ha.-! 11. Ha, 1,1... k ;!. L-r.-i :;-:• . J/\LK • ii duplex li.iliHc. 221. Miirris [ _1 • I way safety engineering, has n:nv chaff from the wheat. The ir iiy and Insurance ' \. c.-i iilio, I'l.'.k :!::. l-.r t . Ihe en! si.|e are opened iiii.1 return- LAV'-ilue, Imiu're at T.'.~> Morris Ave-;,; ].; rcfriirer.ii.ir, almost II.--,\, !:'-'l "™" ! coinpleteil exhaust ive research nlld (»'' i: all is th:it just as y:iu have -ic- Iiisiav S. hult;:. 1.1,..-k -•",. (>-: i ed I i i lit- writers whenever possi- Jliii.', phone Su. .; -dTiur.. • I'itf i''. oiitlitioii, i >-.iM>n,i!.le pr|. •-. Ti ! >•< , Kaili.-i iue IISU.III... 1,1.»-k _•'. tt.> . ti'sts of all factors." •declared Chief (|uired the knowledge ol how n ble in official sealed envelopes Agency in Summit \; 1 $6,650 ll'IM.KX a! ii Syhan teri.e-e, r, uMitns, | __!j!_ '. '. j Fiimer.in. ' "Skiddim; and inaile- live, \on be-in I i fall to pieces. | which require collection nf-llVH 1 Thone Summit 6-0037 'Til. 0. Si;.l.l. I'lo1 k '•'". lot ?_' :•-•. l).il h, t;ar;iKe. H'.'.'.n per iin.iith. See 4 >N*K ii,.ii,ral «unla nil .' !>• Tlii" tno.ie.rn small house is a I *mutc Iradion -,. . proven Ihe; ' Alitoliio I'li.eci, l,!n.-k ;'."!. i.'tS '•"-"- tt n cent;; upon delivery, Mr. Kii/.p.itr.lc.lv mil- .iK'-nt .,r phmie owiii-r, Suniniit | |,.,.t *l'. 'I'el. .^u. r>.•.'.' 1 Isabel :!,i;,). Jl-tt , . — l '.-I Convenient- |'Host serious winter hazard. Stop- An exhibition hy Miss pointed out. Those ullich c: ntain Cain.in. 11.-in. l.ln. k »;:. {•••< laml- .__._i__ . . j c\|St'ALL\'"fin.'' liiinil ol rv-il illli;: od neighbor- | Pi»K dlslaiii'eK on Ice without tire Jamison of portraits and nolhini'. of value and no infcrmti- Eugene C.Pierson ::-r.-7-'i Iv tin ::te.in .tjcl, l.V'. cry.'-lal .-I. -.- -I.-., elm, it Iris six ,'"hiiins or sand are from five to ten scapes will he shown this week at 1 1 Aim.- tlarziil... i-k -i::, ;..f>- 1,.- iiooii and school /one. it has six tiun tha? makes ii possible to re- liou " , t\vn l.tv.iturjes. nil Iniruer, ! iimi.. in cr.-ain l.-alli.r, r.-:»si,n:i! Opposite lN>pot, Summit, 9. J. limes lonirer than on dry pavement the Paper .Mill I'lnyh-mVe in -Mill aii.1 K-'S raiiKe Inrludeil. i ],riced. Call .liter, ii p. in. it; Ait. i-H.in-, tiled bath,' lavatory and turn ilu m are destroyed at once a Realtor C.uliiella l'.oailis.-. l.l.i and on packed snow three tn five burn. Il will he open l:> the |uil»- lTil>' kiteheii, reasoiialile. Apply at 71 ris turnpike. n.-.ir • I Jr....I: .'.:ra"i. and is on a fair sized without record. is-^ Alt. lie in the eveiiinj.; from" 'fcicceinbcr IKiver lnad. Su. t;-»:i!i7-.l. I Country ciuli. times longer. ; hellers coutaiiiinK matter of ob- Hose I'.oin.mo. l.lo.-k 47. li.:s !-,'- loth to January Ith. Many of us CALKW'IOI.L avenue, seven looins , ),-| |."1'V.i;,\|,i,|i\ ya 1\ aniz. -I le "Riiduccd visibility." he said, , , vious value oih(:r than correspond- [and hath, all improvements. Tel. j tank, prai-tirally new, J"> C. Viiiti;illi. l.li.iek .Vt. ii.f.- 1",-1" $6,650 "was shown as the second most im- w'l!> hilV(> l«HoWtMl Miss Jamisons ence are recordi;d and if nuclaim- W. 1>. Ci.nk, l.liH-k ',*, lot .'..> [Summit Summit ti-(itr,ii. \V. 1>. l.'laik. bli... k>':!. lot i! . j: portant winter danger becav.He of «'«»rk during past ye;ns take Kreat- ,ed are held one year before final AMir.-lo Mazzucer,. t.Ioek ."*. I»" •"• i ;I 1 S( tl|ll r h( r Miv u ll: destruction. Ally valuable con- •Fl HMSIIKI) IIOI'SK TO I.KTHOY'S rciRin Bicycle, size 2H, r.tn 1» loiiKi-r hours of darkness, snow and 1>' «» ' '» ' " ' } '\ » ".''; seen at any ifnie, reasolinlile. I'laiia- FOR SALE Charlotte l>.,,vi.-. l.to.-k ?<>7.!..t * i) it! h(11 ( i 11Ii in( s 1S B u<1 tents are treated as property of the 1 Louis i;.>nt«!iipo, liltx-k t',7, fi "s THF RICH! AND COMPANY •"«• wi.ik- authm-itii-s win do: « ' ' ' ' ''"i" ' i " ; 111 Mountnill iivenu*'. nLA1>U UI hl 1 [TTIlACTtVK modern house, six-room v, ,. • 'r. '. -'.-,; : -.-,-.-.i ,-n iar^- - -. J"P ,- J ., v , ''Vervthii.K possible to keep streets '»»« « '"•"l' " *\* »'H' = '»» - '•» ^ (ioveruineiit. land eiielo.sed poivli, liatli. oil liunier, l,.t . • . ..-..'.r : . -• .!::r...-ti\e Charl.s KIIK.-I. l.!..ek I»S. !,,t 7, . . !:' Wl1 M Letters bearing on the envelopes fn line <|i ill n. ,IISI> ami a ill! ::£ 11 Maple Slnft Summit, >. J-; iU1(1'hiKhways open, there is I.C.MI " ••«>«"l'-.v- Tl"" •«••••"« »'" }" , j.-lei-trie raiiue, nvu-ear garage. Ji',5. I.AI . • ,,- . s - • ••-:- - • • :-r 1...11 la'y- Jos. Kui;.-1, I,lock livs. i,,t 7 V: IK •W, dull car riiim-. Su. fi-L'NI'.I',. names and addresses of senders I'lifurnislied, Jtio. llriiokhike road, i,,r . . ' .-;- . .«jr-..:::i-. llir.-.- John K. I'ark.-r. 1.1.x-k 10?. lot Z$ I ' f• i- reasomihle co-operation and '-mo in regard to Miss Jamison., I ,.1; ; . • . - .;.'•• - -T- i..r.|j. .111.1 Smiuili! olll v hm rs h( r lall ul are not sent to dead litter offices'. ; I-Morham l'ark. N. .1. Tel..pli.uie Tall M.iks Corp.. t.Ioek !•)'•. l»,s> "--* ' ' self-help 'on the part of nmtm-isf »'1 "1 ll - t sll(1 " ' ' STI 'l>It) aoo, !>• •I'l'e, t cnmlilii •ii. r. '»>' " I"'" " '» I Madison rt-i:!21. 1)1 |.: .,.i.:. -. - - --f. i'r • .• 7, s. H. :'.:., z;-a. i\. "M2t :'•- during storms, and as lotiK an con- '" If undelivtTablc to the addressees, smuihle iilni .lie rouiul anil • ii.- 1 1 : Haiil lauds will I,-- sold C.» n: k- i in : 1 r T ditions are danijermis afterward." they are returned lo the mailers BOOMH TO LET « 'anil slah. •, Call Sr. Si 5.000 I see by the papers that Presi- W. ' aiiiotint i-har^falilt" ;.i;:iir»st th- > Chief Fitineran recommended without charge. ..ii the Tiisr tlay of July. I!«i'\ ;><• • dent Kir.isevelt promises aid to 'TRKKY HILL COTTACK. eomfort- put.-il in the f.-r.-iioinl: li-r. r> >, stndv of the following safe winter Addresses on letters or parcels latilo double room, twin beds, ruiuiiiiK <;IKL'S liievi-le ill i:iiliti.m. • Johns-IVIanvillc L'S. Writ.- K'.i. iii:i:.\i.i. with inter.•-! ..li s.ml .itc...-.'ir ft- .•:-.-. driving lips, has .., the new V(>. r.n-w "- h,s already prints,,, should be so legible that they can Iwator, table exiellent. Tel. Summit saiil first day ,of .lui;. t., tb>- •'. •:• search of the National S.ifetv (Mm,-: ••'"! *» Ouna and lo Hr. ,;,n. ( orb-e read without difficulty, .the. ) s.il.-, ami n,.-ts of -...[.-. *i HOME INSULATION InncG '*' tf i l/IO.NKt., t'reiilht set. il:Kine .... ' t.iiuly il we pnidnce Mr. Koosevell s S.ii.l lands v. ill I-,- s..!4 iri f.-- ».-. postmaster warns. I liulit car, tracks, swii.-lie.-. t\l'i;i'. eomi'ortalily furni^ieil rnniii, Milton T. Mountain Co. peiMei as will pui'i-liasr- th-- >.*::>• . ''l. Check brakes. r,.erM.i.li/.ed l»'< niisetl :.id to these countries, I former, like new. Ill Luuivl lin»ad Ntrc<'t Siiinniit, >. .1. l)o not write a nunii^aiid address et residential, near town, leanni- N."> Siiftmiit \xe. Snnimil 6-1104 j.-.-t to tvil.-niption at th»- i,.w..vt brakes start skids. Keep tin. lh.;r(M-:,n In-h.tlM.i.HOor o.ir own whore' it may be objliU'rnted by e. Tel. Summit H-S.-.riS-M. ' - *'*' ' i~i of int. rest, hut in n<> .-a^-r in » x- - ? Phone Summit 6-3820 l,IdNI']|, train s.-t. iv:..I; Hum.•!, chains, windshield wipers, dclros- ,»»ti«>"«l 'IHi.-nse It. is « 1 in.K> cancelling machines and use hridm'S, .switches, transfi >rnier, rh>-"- - eiirhl per centum per ;'.imuiti. T?.- ; TAItlOVToN lltiCSK ters, liKlits. and other vital winter; H»»K I'"' ««. "'»• ( on,M'ess d, 1 . stat, cMKllle, :i\ cars; .•IH> ele.'irlc , iiiein for th.- same shall li»- t::.>-l- stroiiK enveli ps that are well seal- .Summit ave.—l.aiK'e I'r.mt nxiin for.- the eon. lusion of th-- s.ii^. . : .•aster kit anil three di.-s. lii.|iiire equipment in good '.•audition and,i adjourn. Aid should he Riven hut ed, or st.roni; wrappers, be aug- [with open lireplae.-, twin IM-II, mi property shall l.*> IV-.K..!.!.' r.nx it;.",, ';; III'.IIAI-I>. v r it-is wiser to promise little and d:>gests. Do not ust! abbreviations'. •OI14I fl.x.r. Call Su. «- C'.'o. ::o-tl Any parc-1 of. i.al r'r».; »- - use when needed i wliii h th.ie shall I,.- n,» >•".(:• r : 1 S ,!!els on ice should no, I'* much rather than to -promise much for citic:< and do not write the word , ()-t!iiiiHi' r.iilniisil, •!"• '• JERSEY :ul(i ]w htt1 LMK'iK furnisliftl room at 111 Sum-|tra.-U, i lociuiu'tives, 1- ears, i haser will IK strtiik off an'! -•-' excessive even when' sa.ul or tire . "local" or "city" for local mail, ha li! avenue. Tel. •Summit i',-', MS. I and access.iries. l'lioue Su. i'.-1'i. the ll.iioturh of NVw Pr*.\i.!.r. --. CENTRAL POWER chains are used. Chains provide a urges". - S A L E lee, for ivdwiii'tioh :• r -f^K; If yi.u like movies that are based i-.iituiii aiul th>- Tiiu:iiei[..iti;y sh.l; !: & LIGHT CO. needed safetv factor on snow and \"' on the present coiiliict, t lien see not be reached for some little time and atttc tully fuinislieiT, f--i>i • r--!-. Ths Euan} of Direct(Mf» ba» 'near hath, •loloi M. li.iwiie.v, Sum-i pmclias.rsi inelvidint; th- risht "•-'• •"Ari^cy Mv Love," It.s. luiuii!. in. UiAi'Mi. Kiiin. Call Soiinint ti-:'.S!'--K. tlie following resitar dividends: •?*••-: - -v-> :- ::-.'-tf; on i.r '(ni-.-i-lnW. the riirlit t.> i.*v-.*: [ mit 0-»ISO. fi'uni the Soiins of Holomon but is "In view of all, this when the lll, Tlif .-..,".- is tiKiil.- ittnt»-r tk«- ;: Prafrrrrd Stork S'/j^'o Scrlei vision. speaking to-an aero|ilane"anil ir.it- ,. we,. in>- " si<,us ,,f an ;..-t .,"f I.ff.istature- -:•',- 'So. 56, quartcily, ?1 .>/.'-4 per shale ,?,. Lowering tire pressure is not Ktiropeu'n waV in inaking us doubly "An Ail eoti'-ernini; uri[>:u.i t:.-\---_ to a female love I thought the air consci' us, it is interesting to ave,,,.., Sununi! iRiulatlvs Prcfrrrrd SlorU 6% Srrlei recommended. This common prac- s*-.si,i».«ts an.I ..ther iiiim-i. ,-;>,•.', , h • tice does it ot increase traction movie heller than-, "Foreign Ctr- note that Ueo'r.ne Washington, our N"o. 5.4, quaitfily, ?1 M) pfr share respondent" but not as K'od •'"'' "I. fllK Kt:cl.lH>lS Kmliil avenue, al- Price S7.5OO. ef. alioii :• till .-tif.irc, rr,.-r-,t .,-' : enough, and any slight Kain is lirst Presidtmt. was interested in 1 Pn-frrrnl Stork 7"*V S»rl« ir.idive doiihle roi'tii, K.'iithw.'st .'V- tin Lou " (i:.-VIM..ii /,f t:*! -!-. more than offset hy decreased re-.Marrietl a .Nazi." navigation of the air. The first iaadP delivered ; (UUH'.'I Ott'l.-d I'.'St. Airy of the .1 f..r.-s.,i,t tui.t- - >- No. C.t. qiuttnlv, ?1 75 J...T .-.I'.ite ure, ninninp; water, Imtli iulj"in- j sistance lo'siile sldds. It also dam- Fortunately the aeroplane obli«-# Cliestnut Farms, TTiittuivllle L'-'i-.''. may l.e r^d>-i.l l.y tlu- \>,>yi )• • • balloon ascension in the United im.'.. refined atmosphere..reiil ral. 'lei. j ParaWe on J.in. 1, 1'Ml, t'i li,.t.I,-ri nf ages tires. Non-skid tread tires-are ,, ,.1;..i»» :i Hi.- uiiiL-i.-iKii.-.l. th- ••..II'.-. ;,,- ed .or there .would • hiive been no States took place., back in 17i>:!, al- II) in. '-'-_^ ! it-cuid at Uusi: of IJUMII. >s lK-c. IU, 19-10. . . •» . . i i In lire b the it. It mi^nt •|'a\.-s. I.,.for., th.- sal. , ..:' th- ... - very helpful larwe rooms, heat, f!:is, eiecl rl« ity i 9 ItKAL KSTATK FOIt. HALE ti» Robt.J.. Murphy- illle ll'.l.on. 3S-S4-CS. L. 11 FETTKR, Tnmurtr. President Washington, to encour-. «liven under my ji.in.l rh:- •''-!" |. Mients and to a limited diitii'ee on;; ' aiid'wal.'r included. 71 Itivt-r road. I Al J J • ., „ . a, ! • IOVKN-Iipi)M hoiiHC, Korxi residentliil 7 Beerhnood'ltd. Tel. Sa. 64)133 of Xov-Mil-r, I:..)'.. j soft fresh snow. On ice or packed' aue the IVai. took an official in- 1 ! {\^, ^ Yhey do n:.t UCK. sunny front r.,nm. mi-. I -1; section ; S minutes to station, iiri.e snow, however, .Rood treads ^ive|ll-i; • .'' n[l m u terest in it. In fact, he witnessed moderate. Tel. .Summit 6-u::r>(i. SS-tt lst i:i sufl'iciiMifly larsf li.umberR -irom slalion, one or two: "II l";at. ; niore iinti-skid protection • than ' the ascension which took place, at '• H"' !\vo-rooin apart nieiu. mum off attic, Mood ro.sidentinl see- on January !>. 17!>:!. tUni, near hus iiiid Rtatii.n; corner I ,-!. The UHC of tire ch.iins is the! •..::irane availalil.-. -•">>'' Sprio^t i«lil ],,( ' l).'ir(!:dn to (piiek buyer. Address J most practical means of self-help. The notable event was ten years avelllle. '.'"''I i!ox 4.%, ••; HKUAi.n. '>"-*'• CENTRALLY LOCATED ! for increasing traction on snowy] after IMlntre de Itozier made the |Vi SIT-MMIT avenue, a pleasant in.mi J and icy roads. On rear wheels: first balloon ascension in tin?/his- • HI secolKl flour. Tel. SllOllllil ••!- 1 SI'.K (AltS KOIt JSAI.H - •* 1 tory of the world, this llrst an-/ [lnieli ('. = ii;ti;^l !n>nii- iii excellent condition- -laive livit.u: i.>*:::» alone they provide necessary for-, I." M - \V. (•elision was made in Paris, in Oc- ; .—•- —— : W'll.l.VS seilMii, I!i:t7 li.iir-i|,..,r s. d;.i:i j ward traction and decrease braking diniii-; ii>i'-!!. tji-d l:iicln'ii. breakfast nook; thife spa'-ion^ K»J|- tober. 17S:t. Tlii! und reamed tit" dint I'TliACTIV'K sunny room • with I.all) jn ijr.-,( class condit inn, willi li.-.i'.r r n 1 1 1 lor hiisiness tii.'in (ir UHIII:OI. new ; .|U(| ,,.;1| i-oV.rs. ''" -, i " ' " .'.'_'." roums. tii»-4 £..ii!s: «.i] liirat: 2-car t;araK<': lot. over !'.",»> t't. »!»•[.•!;. s:ave the Piirimans I lie thrill t>f private r.-sidetice, fine loc:Hi.in. (!;i-; |orin:i I i,,n. tel.-iilunie their lives. After making a num- A real ..[.p.,r:(in:!y at" only S8«000s nrukiiiK dlHtancc i!« per cent, as| >V AS "A IIM'ONSCIOI S' if desiii'd. Suniinil compared with chiiins on real ber of successful flights, poor Robler fell to the earth and was |«»NI-: hir^o room, hr.iiKf.ist i.r Imara ,;^y TO HIV only. In this nltra-iiioilerii and dan- ;is desiri'il, with |irlv:ile < 'lirii-tlnii -• -__ instantly killed. Jeane Pierre* anil r>. Art mil" hntkhiR distances on, «cn)iis lime when the imlilic cry in ^liimily. Convcnieiit lo tiiiins private parly a liif^h yr.-oi-- snow and ice vary. Aver;i.«e din-1 for more airplanes for defense, a Ulanchard. one of his rivals, con- 'llOMS. :tll lieallVoif ;l\elll|e, Hll. tMi'th.'r's elork, prlee f.-a.-oii- tinued the great work. He was 41.V)-W. ,-ash. ISIPX Hi::. ''I MKKAU". tances at 2d m.ph. follow: dry, try echoed to us by C.reiit Britain, JOBS-BECK-SCHMIDT CO. the first, man to cross the KngHsh R E A L T 0 It S pavement 21 ft., wet p:»,vpi«cnt 2fi' it is intereKtiiu; 'to note that our ^I.KASANT funii.sli.-d romns. dmihle \ I'lAN'H, preferalily sniii'.l, als., laiT> ft.; |iiicl«oil snow: KOOII tires i",!l ft.,] first President, C.eoiKe WnHhiiiK- channel in a balloon. He soon be- and single. . cut rally lucid d. Som- hiuli folilliu; .-.i. en aiul dr.ip.ii.' Opp. Station Summit, »w came the spectacular sensation of it (;-;:ni. Tall Su. (•,-::','::«. Phone: Summit 6-1021 & 1lt2* eliiiins rear Wh(>cl!t-lit ft,, t'Uains nil; ton, was interested in aeronaut its wheels L'S il.; glare ice: j»ooil tires and niiylit therefore have lieen Kurore. After exhibiting his dur- SlNtil.K well healell ."lllliiltnhl'' ! |.," ;.|,,|.\i; III 111 ili.lit:.')!. iiiK skill In all of the leading coun- 1:l Nl VALUABLE JEWELRY . ltis ft.. 4-haiiiH rear wheels ss ft..! termed "air t-oiisfioiis.'" In,an a it - 1 i .;•::!-.i... room, I: , |).|-"ur.-sl a\eiiiH'. I' ' ooal>le prie.-. 'I'el. Suiiini chains :ill wheels f,:| II. It is well; ji-le- on the suhject in tlie current tries of Knropo, lilanclmrd decided alii.-. Call Siiinniit C-llll SHOULD BE PROTFCTED to remember that stopplni; dis-; issue of the National Hepuhlie. to c,o to thu new republic across 1 APABTMKNTM IO 1-KT \VH PAY CASH fur y.mr used furnl- tanees are -2 feet' inure than all nf Henry Olney wriies: ; the sea. presided over by President ture, :oilii|ues, silver, Ii. ioks, lull' :i- Washington; and give the people- A personal jewelry floater the-ah.ive braking distance figures "The day of travel hy air has ar- piKKCHWOnp Al'AKT.MKN IS. *«- of that loiintry their lirst look at ur.oiMii's ,\'i'< ION ROOMS liecause it takes tile aveiMKe motor- rived. The average Atnericaii who !!• Woodland avenue: several tl.sn- Who Are Realtors? policy offers you financial a wonderful thing that could ari.st* sil'U" .tparfoieiits for rent ill reiis.'ii- iHt three (|iiai'ters of a sccmid t'> wants to go from one part of the Rtv^Hors ar« active memborH of local real from the eartli and-curry a human .•ililc r,sU'^ : iiuiet ii4MRhl>i>rl>"o4l ; u« reimbursement against all re.ict and apply the brakes alter country to anoiher in a hurry j throiiKh truffic. Imiulre <,f Sup.•rlii- Wo will buy yt'Ur tit Me contents. esfaU- boards and are bound by tho Code of being through Ihe air. 'elldi'iit oil premises. :'-'' Kthie-s of t!n> National Association of Heal risks. This agency will seeing a n»:i'soti to stop. At ~<> 'thinks not hint', of stepping into one Ks'ate l m.ph. travel is l!!t ft. per norend ori of the iimtlern ^iant i»asHenner i "His comhiK was heralded far and tutt.MS in most attract iv •::inl.-li • \VK I'AY lii^liest eash jiriees for iiiiv- gladly give you complete 22 fl. in tluee-eiuarteiM of u second, planes and \vilinliiu, his way at a wide. Couriers were sent out on apartment. ills e;i!ion, , ihim;. Anliiiui-s, china, silver, l,n.- X of the Snmmit Realty Board are: details. ' (i. Maintain (dear vision tlirnu^h speed which would have been mi-i horseback t i Trenton, Perth Am- • ••O'lptioiial v:iIn Siimmil 4 lard, us, .,-hnie, l1'V(l 1,l;t'i'' vuisi Summit aye., Su, |> s .ry-'.t' . .. Su. i"-i.i2"'t windshield and windows, and he dreamed of a few years apo. j boy, New York, Huston, Albany and Your Attic Contents (>ur Speel.ilty. 1 ' \vm. \,. ,-jr"- •: I/. Su. *'-L* 1T*T ; sure your lights are adequate. You! "lOver since World War days our other sectimis of the country to [VYIII:TTI:KIM;I-: CAISPKN'S, V1'"17.1 SVMMIT M <"I'IO> ItOOMS 11 . 1-I 1* I -4; Su 4-,-u:::! r&» HOME OR ITS fROTrCTION 1 : i.'s: . • must see a hazard In avoid'it. In chief executives have been inter- notify the jiopulnee of the great S11111111i| AM mi... s.'Velal ehoie .' '- )7-l!l NiiiimiU \>i'.. i «'l- B-.ll'' " 'T II. n Milt, :-ti ?. Mountain •"•» Su t-l t rooni apartments available at at- ft.'.!m Tliomas !•' nlder cars fresh air should lie eir- esled in the development of air-event that was soon ti) take place. t^ '. Monroe (•:. K ii.niive rental in SuiimiiC-'i mo.-t ll'.l.. r; .1 :-"'i. • -•• culated by opening the cowl veiitil- craft, both for military ami rom-There were, as usual, a large num- J.. 1 •' • k- .Murptu «leuirnii|.. apartment linns,'. 11» • - .d Mt »l;ritr HOLMES ator slightly ruHier than Hide win- inereial aviation. Herbert Hoover, ! ber of doubting Thomases, who • il teiianey. ln>|iill'i' ,\K«'lil "ii pi'ein- Kuu. -lie 1 ' l'ler.-,.|l S'l •",->••• scoffed at the idea of there being l Si :'n::ii Real Estnte—Insurance (lows which lend Kt sin k exhaust it will be remembered, was one of > o i i« i: such a vehicle in the world as ontt Look for tho siL'ti "RKALTOR" !•• t;meii tliroiiKli the floor boiirils. our outstaiitlhu; I'lcsitleiitH iu this |TllltKlC rooiu..< anil bath, lot;; o: leal that could lift itself off the ground and plemy of hoi wat.-r, r.-l.-reiiee': The \ntui.d Meetlnc ><"' '')•' <•' '• Slrrit Snnimii, N. .1. 7. On wot and even dry pave- rejjai'd. Now we are even talking j hi l ho|i|ei"i .'I I'll" -l''ir.-t Na ti.iii il I! oil-. Consnlt a REALTOR inent, always anticipate ice on! :;lihly of fifty thousand planes for; and. with tho driver sitting calmly •mil Tru-t (•.iinpaiiy "I Summit. N* n' TH. 6-133(5 at the dashboard. K<> cavorting 'l..,...,.x will I,,- li.-l.i at ii- -lianUin>; bridRi's, In Hliuded spots, uroiind ihe Ainericaii aerial forces, al- [TWO room;:, Uif<-lt<-ti<-tI• ami bath. ttnvea and ovor hills), and when'i though cvvu at bent that murk will til rough thtr heave, na," ll .Siiiiiinit li-lll:'K. ,;Mf iiuii,e,l"! S '1 FRIDAY, DEC. THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J;\ 13, PAGE EIGHT OVERLOOK HOSPITAL BIRTHS TAXI, call Geddis Su, tis of Franklin place, is returning li-LETIDL" »A?fCE TOSItlHT Christmas th. S A L-TOx Milltiui-n ins tomorrow from Jackson, Mich..' start off the evening with a bang, The best for Mrs. Wan en H Kirby of Say re l'a|>r. and Mrs. Cedric Win. Tyler Green, In Fort Laudt-rdale. FSa. for the land perhaps convert some of those Carpenter, B7 Hobart' avenue, on A. T, Dufiuhlof Tulip direct has Mrs. John O. Collins, who has j waltz levers Into lovers of the Just returned from a twenty-live winter niiHiilis are. Mr. and Mrs. the Uth. Hovvell '(.I. Lord of Summit avenue. been visiting her parents. Sir. and ; boogy woogy, shag, and other day cruise to Kruador via the (iiare Mrs. J. Winter Davis, galled yester-1 dances of the fantastic, Line. Of course, the auditorium will .Mrs. Neil (V Drake of the . Beech- day on the S.S. "Cristobal" for her •••"••..-«„, home at Ancon in.the Canal Zone.. do full justice to the occasion, and Winter Davis Collins, a student at wood Apartments, who is at pres- tlie dim lights will lend a cozy, yet the University of Texas will si>enriiiirflt'lil AMIIUC Stewart, of South Orange, and Ar-shown by Mrs. Aekerman" includ- especial merit and bewitching charm. thur Stanley Congdon, Jr. of ed yew, flat fir from .Oregon, Miss Frances Alley, former head of the Morrlstown Nursery School, Also a line selection of Hugs (lien Kidge, who will Be married has been engaged by Bainberger's as Toy Consultant and will gladly and Sec our Pre-view at pine, hemlock with cones, balsam. various Xmas Gifts at on January 4th. white pine, Oregon cedar,- arbor help with gift selections aiding parents to choose'toys which will con- the Brook this Sat- vitoe, eucalyptus, Japanese temple tribute to the development of their children. 100 Summit Avenue, Summit, \.,j, urday i't :\:'M> p. ni. Van Rensselaer H#KJreeiu>.' Jr pine, spruce, juniper, English hol- (Near HlnUigflcId AVCIUIM, returning on Wednesday from Cor-j ly and Oregon holly. -These may be Norman Ogden iift'd'' M.r.s. J. C. nell University to spend the holi- used with the sanction of conser- Thomas poured.. Mrs. (Javerick days ;it his homo? iinn DeForeat ave- vallon groups. School Children's graciously jjjRtMl a.s hostess in her nue. Other Christmas guests at Mrs. Aekerman arranged the mothers place.' the (ireene home will be Mr. and „. holly which lias white Mrs. Jamie King of Bound Brook j edged leaves with ivory poin- Carol Sing Ri:i» (ROSS CALLS and their three small sons. Mrs. settias in off white pottery. For a FOR WORKERS GRAND OPENING King is the former Miss Julia room in which usual shades of red The annual Christmas carol con- (.ireene. of our new HOME FROM SCHOOL or COLLEGE would clash she combined croton cert by the elementary schools of In view of the quota of lay- fcaves and California pepper ber- Summit will he held on Tuesday. ettes and mittens thut the Sum- Mr. and Mis. William Kemp ries.. Pots of tuberous rooted be- December 17th. in the High School KIDDIES* SHOP Get ready for that Holiday Vacation*^ Higelow of I»cust drive are hosts • gonias and pepper plants and ma- mit Chapter of the Red Cross auditorium at 2 p. m. The candle- is committed to, needle women at dinner, this evening, preceding hoiiia were used by Mrs. A/cker- light procession of All-City Boys' with one of our the rehearsal of the wedding of Mr. nian on a mantel with tall sidled and knitters are urgently need- Over DeSantls Beuuty and Stoudt-rizuie Choir and All-City Girls' Choir will ed. Layettes may be done at Salon--.': expert men in charge of Hair Kigelow'a slsterv Miss Jane Bige- Victorian candelabra with red Include the finest eighty singers low of Maplewood and Thomas marble bases. home. Headquarters. l!> Kuclid jt'utting, FiiiRer Waving and •Permanent SUPERB PERMANENTS Boyd Campbell of Rldgewood. The from the fifth and sixth grades. avenue, are open daily from 10 Carols will be sung by the chorus Curls for the young miss. r wedding takes place tomorrow eve- to 12, except Saturdays and Razor shaped to gi%c that flattering, KSTHER ANN ISTK.SEBY alone and together. The children .Sundays. Lady could you spare ning in Prospect Presbyterian SCHOOL PREPARES Also Hoys" Hair Cutting. Church, Maplewood. from grades 1. 5 and 6 will sing a hund! easy to manage hair-do. FOR SJL2HTA several carols. An elementary- school woodwind ensemble will Of .interest to her Summit Already the pupils of the Esther Advertising in the HERALD will DESANTIS . friends is tho anuouacement that' play carols. A Senior Hi^h School Economically priced at $5.00 to $7. 1 Ann Nursery School are getting brass sextette will play others. nay you dividends. IlKAI'TY \\» SLKMJKKIZI.MJ SALON Miss (Jraee Statih, daughter of Mr.Christmas-minded. At present and Mrs. Walter X. Stanb of Miss Margaret Thorp will direct they are busily engaged In making the vocal groups, nrcompuuicd by :i7 Maple Street Tel. Su. (MOM Siiminil, V J, Short Hills, is taking part in the gifts for their parents and fash- annual carol concert which the Miss Mabel Mickok. The instru- ioning, entirely by themselves, themental groups will be directed by GEORGE D. CORNISH, Jr. Mount Holyoke College Glee Club decorations for the Christmas tree. is giving at the Town Hall in New Fred Muller. Parents and friends PERSONAL MAGAZINE ELECTROLYSIS Rose Marie Beauty Studio A trip to select the tree is planned are invited to the carol service. York on December 20th. Miss for Friday morning, after which SERVICE Owing to increased business we were compelled to move to l:ti_• r 21 HIM HttOOl) I!OV1> SIMMIT, >. J. Staub is a member'of the senior the calavcade will proceed to the (|uarttrs. Conie in and inspect our. new, spacious offices ami ..• class. lt:i WiitrIIIIIIK \vi>. Mint limn. V .1. South Mountain Reservation where Assemblywoman Talks a FliKK TUIAI. TKKATMKNT to rid yourself of I'NWA.VI i !• thirty youngsters will find out VIlllllC Cllllt. \ Miss Shirley O'Neill, daughter of what stags think about apples andBefore Women Voters .New, anil i lift StilisiTi|>l i HAIR. NO I'AIX NO SCARS—XO UWJHOWTH. Mrs. Anne II. O'Neill of 133 Sum- bread crumbs", and of what stuff I.. Allll Mi mit avenue, has been numed to the reindeer are made. Mrs. Olivi; Sanford of Xntlcy, W'hiil ...llli] In simpler s ltillnii to GET ADJUSTED! your (.'hristniiiN t |>n>hioin V F. Howard Evans, Specialist Honors List of Morris Junior Col- And what about the Christmas paat president of the New Jersey Not fecli lege for the Mid-Semester period 'Shii]ipjnf:—no wrapping Itoonr I, ,'C7 Iliinle Street i'< Su. party? This climax is scheduled for League of Women Voters ;md list mid I'll do i lie rc-i. Vear; nf enjoyable aoml health 'ending in November, according to the following: Friday morning. present Assemblywoman from Es- y OF FIRE COJH'AM | get active citizen action on leginla- day. j tion, after thorough study. Mrs. Miss Margaret Maximoff, daugh- William Woodruff, only active I,Sanford pointed out that the league ter of Mra. Maxim A. Maximoff of charter member of Hose Company I does not take a stand on partisan WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF t DR. It. J. OWENS, Chiropractor Bdgewood drive, was given a sur- subjects, and never as an organi-* i ,\'o, 1, New Providence DoroiiKh. prise miscellaneous shower and was re-elected president of the zation does it endorse a candidate. OUR NEW. EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE AT 413 SPRING- Hai^sett bridge Mon. night by Misa Carolyn company for the .'58th year Wednes- In her talk .Mrs. Sanford explain- v_» Sprliiifi'ifM \\e. Su. 6-3:172 Summit, X. J. Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrn. C.day night at fire headquarters. Ot- ed..!!!, great detail the functioning FIELD AVENUE, SUMMIT, WHERE WE ARE CARRY- t -- R. Barton of Oak Ridge avenue. to F. Adanw was re-elected secre- of the State legislature and how a Miss Maximoff will be married at tary for the 27th year, The cam-bill becomes a law. ING THE SAME FINE LINE OF MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND Calvary Episcopal Church Decem- Mrs. Xorris 15. Hrisco, the local We wouli pahy waa organized In 1U02. CHILDREN'S SHOES WE HAVE SOLD IN MORRIS- 's- s. ber 27 to William H. Heskoth of Other officers named were: Chief, legislative chairman explained how too. If it v Irvjngton. the state leagues studied problems, Robert Webster: first, assistant TOWN FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS. announcers, chief, Henry Pictroski; second as- arrived at conclusions and trans- and automo Summit Secretarial School sistant, William Sawyer; foreman, lated their' conclusions into action, P.*T. A. Notes by backing or opposing legislation.; Unroll NOW for Midwinter Eltner Ayers; assistant, Day toil YOUR PATRONAGE IS CORDIALLY SOLICITED. Parcel Is; vice-president. Carl Tot- Mrs. David Ludlow the league i The annual Christmas program vice-president and representative) Regular School—Opens January 6, 1941 of the Jefferson P.-T. A. will be ten; treasurer, Louis W. Baldwin; trustee for three years, Harry at the Council of Social Agencies) Titr<<> Courses: -Secretarial, •'Stenographic, Accuuntiiu; given on Monday cvculng, Decem- *°''' of SiVitiinU's- Christmas plans- ber ltitli, at 8 o'clock. The Senior Schmidt:' representative to Fire- MILLS &-.GRAYKR men "s Itelief Association for three -ai'd made a pica for filling Christ-' DAY AN1> IOYKNIM; I$K. J. Your Christmas Present? At the regular meeting of the Hoard of Directors, the resigna- tion of Miss Mary Cannon, general Britain Delivers the Goods. secretary of the Y. W. C. A. was accepted, effective as of January English Salad Bowls and A FUR COAT of course! 15th. Miss Cannon will bo con- nected with the Women's Hurcau Plates just arrived. FLOWERS of the United States Uepartineut of Labor to work on the problems of For women workers In the American. Tlie greater part of her work will Christmas Gifts bo centered in Suuth Atncrica, al- EDMISTON thmiRh she will be in Washington We have a most desirable assortment of for part of her work. China • Glass - Gifts But it's ^ot to be the best your money can plants and flowers for Christmas. - Miss Cannon for six years lived 3,'H) Sprinffi'lcld Avenue in South America, whore she was Summit, N. J, buy. Therefore, come in to have a. look I affiliated with the Y. \V. ('. A. at Suggestions Ihienos Aires, and possesses a at what we can offer you in fine peltries. (I Poinsettia Cyclamen fluency for Spanish. She came to Summit from South America, i Begonia feather where slu- has been for almost Fern Roses three years. Her work In Summit, luiii been one of unfailing energy Orchids Gardenias on her part, always striving to Box of Assorted Flowers plt'ase her fellow associate's. Hi-r leaving is being regretted by all who have worked with her, and we Wreaths and Evergreens wish her tin- best possible in her new undertaking. "> Sajn Su. (MIHOH J. Kulka 10 i;.cch«ood Su. TAXI, call (ieddiH Su. fi-^itm.-.-ad Exclusive Furrier French Conversation Kunioilelling Repairing Private otf (Jroup Phone Summit 6-4606 INC. Moderate Fees BALDWIN'S X \ «W NI>ltlMiHi:i.|» AVF, Mrltoy Ul,|g, SIMMIT, >. -»• lot Summit .")71 Second Section—FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1940 THE SUMMIT HEtlAtP AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. , DEC. 13, 1940-Secontl Section

are fed into a machine and the The best protection for Hybrid j them. The days are short and the! has prepared numerous bulletins HOLIDAY Mil i. L.hrary- window-; to be dv Fort Dix Men electrical impulses affected by the Tea and half-hardy roses, is to sunlight mild ant I, in many houses.' for the benefit of the gardener and PKOVIUEME ||.ru Edward Clarke & Son carbon markings are registered on windows admit otily fifty per cent. bank with soil before the ground fanner—on subjects ranging from iu.v ami ili-h Above Average a dial which gives the number of freezes for the winter. After the o{ the normal's* nllght. So it is "Flowers in the Bible" to the more The Drccrnb i* to in* dnii-.- ;>>" Mrs. lay correct answers. ground is frozen put a mulch of j natural that planfl* will not use so jjiutHicuI topic, to the fanner, of New l'roviilt-iit TILE Men whose grades were unusual- \\V-t l"--lrtI^lrl^i »' Intelligence Tests ly low received individual tests to direct and stronger sunlight. Over- n aii' fjVi ivd !»• CONTRACTOR 1 straw around the bushes. The low- j like "Orchid* on Your Garden clla'wl ort Moi;dav «*• ^" -T l'-t! make sure they were fairly treated. er part of the plant will come watering is one- of the main j .itiiu- will In- u at ih- Show High Rating For Instance, foreign-born men Budget -. Any of the* may be hud' ^to^iT^* '""'' iiii- Library for rill- Ti-L Summit 6-1678 Htilhwlt,.,!?. J. through the winter in good condi- troubles with houas plants during i t'rsri,-t ' wvk. whose grades may have been ex- the dull winter mantha, which ac- by addressing ired D. Osmam; 8how ia t0 !)t, ,1(.,a ^ wilh tiic 17:h. tion and the tops should be cut --.•,:!i The tralfieea pent to Port Dix by traordinarily low may have failed counts for those ytillow leaves and Court • House, Elizabeth, and indi-: tinu, an(1 piace. Th.-.= ...,--..,,,.;,. A .. ovt-reii (ii.^h lilinhoi.n will In- properly to understand English. back, anyway, in the spring for the Selective Service boards are first class roses. that anaemic look. Very often the' eating to him the> subject lit which'are as follows: i Arr.a.o-:i.,-ir si-:"U-TJ. anaiit;''l!irnls of .vhich • lie mentally far above the average They were tested in examinations soil is so full of water that the in cLji-jf oi" N!rs. ('. Lambi-rt. N <»Y'.ii must !iav«. (!••• HKKALD if A Warning to the Fndoor Gardener you are interested. iff' Christmas diua.-r >aM..-: .' 1 v!>u want the-news of Summit. It Holdiei', according to the tabulation that did not require use of lan- sit- A. lUhi.hu ;iiid Mrs. K, Dudley. ' If you are growing such house roots cannot get sufficient air. - —_ , Boxes wrapped; Tin- ,|| ,. $ >-,j .„.,. y....i for two guage. III- afu-i•invoii pniurum is airaii^t-ii w ost : of the classification test that each plants as geraniums and begonias, Bulletins Advertising in the HERALD will! of green or ilr.vil material- .-u:< is-iit-s a w»••(.• k The agricultural Department Day you dividends, I for larse det-orations or h.-ill t.s: ..-,; ^«U">. William Kuuiniaiin. man took, It la reported by Lieut. LOIZKAIX JiAMKS be sure that you do not ov«rwater George P. Warner, a Summit High TOMAHD.LO PKOl'TOR School teacher on leave of absence, stationed at Ae" fort. VANDERl'OEL ESTATE This teat; developed by tho State Senator Churleu II Ii1»ATiP BY THt G«AT tion, to maintain a state of mental retary Nof the • Republican County ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TEA CO. alertneau and to understand1 sind Committee. As proctor, he would SIRVKf follow instruction?," have charge of the preparation of • SELF - SERVICE * FOOD * STORES * Lieut. Warner, who conducted all legal documents and account- the tests, is a real .egucator. He ings for presentation to the court was graduated from Trenton State in settlement of the Summit estate. Can Teachers College with the B. S. de- Lolzeuux was named two months Fresh Prunes gree and received hla M. S... from ago as co-administrator in the es- Wby Thousands Buy A&P Meats Exclusively! Rutgers University. tate, by County Judge Lloyd Thomp- Pineapple .«T •"* • Cw Qiulitj—corn-fed stwr beef of the better grades, For purposes of classification son, who last month was nominated with a complete price list where you can read it; re- the 2,961 men who took the test by Governor Moore for.the vacancy NoS fllg naturally aged for te/aderness and flavor; specially ductions in wholesale costs quickly passed on to you; were divided into five groups. Ac- on the Court of Errors and Appeals. Kieffer Pears • Gn selected choice grade tender Iamb; fresh pork from stocks ample to serve you; honest weight; skilled, cording to the Army's normal ex- The Thompson nomination ifl await- I Full Size Eli corn-fed porkers; fancy poultry, plump and tender; courteous butchers. " y . pectancy chart. there should have ing confirmatory action by tho State Tomatoes *•***<*

SwHt w Salt .. »>• WISS lb WILDMERE Brand 1 doi Ann Page 5c Bel Monte Peas . . . 2 ^ 25c BUTTER Oirlett Tib litter - 39* g 7 EGGS Cbll Green Giant Peas . 2 V ," 23e Campbell's Tomato Soip 3 20c A&P Bmnd Grade A FROM THB W/SS 25* AN 2 20 or. lQe Com <:•*»«' Toii!atoSoup ^? -.3-18c American•."SS . »23« r, Otkk«i Ctmitw Diced Carrots "3"^ 22c Here, on one floor you will find conveniently tggS arranged a wide (election of Christmas Gift*. N Trt e Wet Shrimp SULTANA BrtnJ 10c Whole Beets sm.n»» 2 Z 25c You will enjoy choosing these Jutinctive gifts Gold'N Rich Cheese - 35« Print i>rd»- ««' 2c.-15 SUNMBROOK lib. A&P Brand No, 2 Vi in the unhurried friendly atmosphere of the Red Salmon Clmce Alukaa • Can i23c Fancy Pumpkin Gr.de A 2 Cant 15c Gift Shop. : C COID STREAM CHOP SUEY Swiss Cheese 1ST* 20« Nutley Margarine "' 9 Pink Salmon Alufcm 2Lt25c La Chov Comtiimtrefn ... . "=25c Cut crystal cocktail SULTANAS 1 b Light MeatTuna Fish. 2^t25c Tomtoes ^ 2^!3c lf-*27« shaker juit big Fruit CocHaiI . Pard Dog Food 3 c.n ,25c enough for t two* 2 Pride ol Farm Catsup. Davis Baking Powder 2 III 23c some. $230 Apple Suee FrS.. 4 ct ,25c Octagon Laundry Soap 31«"... 10c Cranberry Sauce DROMEDARY ^ 10C Camay Soap . cok. 5c Pineapple Gems DOLE'S 31 25c Baking Powder Pineapple Juice a? . Old Dutch Cleanser.. • Con 6C WT GUKS-HAVE YOUR Sunsweet Prune Juice Botll. IIC Bab-0 2 - 19c 14 oz. Tomato Juice Cans Babbitt's Cleanser . . 3 Can. IOC COFFEE s 4 14 oz. DOUGHNUTS Tomato Juice 3 c .:;J0c White Sale Cleanser . 3 Cans A Eight ash trays, or S 1NN L9«. LIGHT AND FLAKY coasters set in Tomato Juice C 1r15e Brillo ...... 2 Pkgs. rack. $1.00 2 Ib. 4C. Large TENDER AND Calif. Prunes•££&.. 2 Pkg$. *W Chipso Flakes Pkg. Sunsweet Prunes DELICIOUS ?ko Oxydol...... pk8. larg« NOW AT THE 10WEST PRICE m HISTORY White Sail Soap Flakes Pkgs. 7C larg* Seedless Raisins DEL Lux Flakes...... PkS. RED CIRCLE Seediest Raisins ^, 6c Blue PUg. •••• 14 z lorg* Colonial student tamp Condensed Mi HOUSE c;n 10c Selox ...... Pkg. in brass with frosted PANCAKE FLOUR Kick FtfwrljfSiitrjya \ . J glass shade. $10.00 Aunt Jemima 2 ZT:9 19C Exquisitely proportion' Pancake Flour 20 oi. C- WHITE NAPHTHA ~ ed vase by Lenox. $5.00 Pk9. «• ANN PAGE ot RAJAH-A Bland 4 12 oz. larg* EIGHT O'CLOCK 4 riPur.Cana«rtJM«pl«SjTU|w * Bots. Silver Dust Pkg. • • Mild and MelUw • * BokarCoffee"™:;r2j:35« WHITE HOUSE ANOTHER BIG VALUEI 665 BROAD ST, 22 W. PARK ST. EVAPORATED MILK GRAPE JUICE 21-23 SUMMIT AVENUE rREB CUSTOMER • lli| Tall C BETWEEN BROAD STREET AND MORRIS AVENUE OPEN ^ PAWWNCUlhoui.) A >" Q 5 UNTIL CHRISTMAS Cans MIRE FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE arf|tl f Cans JktJ MI-M- ll'Hir-: M»n. Ihro lh«r«. •* a. m. In 6 \i, m. It I, nil.I Mil. s 11. m. lo 9 -•• m. Batter—Yet Catta torn bH FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1940—Second Section TW0 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMjTRECORD, SUMMIT^ N. J. Next was shoparda were portrayed by Mr; prt'»ervt»th the Is hoped there will be a large Huperlntendent. There will Iw WQIKUT at the star, '•r»f j shown the three wise mini dress- James Ziegler, Mrs. H. W. Brv.ll! , meeting. songs and pictures and the-presen- At Ihe li a. BE. .•-»?•*a-:> way f lti> sa (Proverbs 2:G, in colorful oriental costumes. and Mrs. Charles Mallinckrodt Monday. December lfith, the tation of sifts by Santa Clans—a the wist1 men by Mrs. J. W. loySc the pastor. Rsv, £«r, 0>. * very happy time for all who attend. and finullv the lovely manger) the wise m y . W. r*-,iu- [will preach on ike- ti^st^ .- li:*- A cita- Young Adult (!rouu will meet in tene with' MIH. Helen Blrnhladp.! iloriar. Mrs. J. M. Brown mui M 1 1 lusi-i i> ihe followinj? from thej the parish houm?. « James K. Mothers are included in this fine Sta,r"- T e c&utr ii.;:. *)!*^- us Marv. with the sbcpanls and; K. M. MacHitOHh. |Y: 'For the Lord is our judge,' Dowries will spelik on "Is Ougatheringr . "Ana the GIor>" t- K-i: wise men watching. The three,' «%,uilnuwl ..» I'aKf Urn-.., Troop 68 Boy ! Memorial MHhodKt (hureh iht: Lurd is our l:i w-Kiver, the Lord j Democracy In Danger? A ChriHtuuirt Candle Lighting Own* Rev. Frederick i). Wiliey, mia- Nkb: Will" fi-.-- Service will be featured during tho w Provident- At the morning service, Sunday, sehel. ;s our king': tit* will save us."' nients will be served. md elected the l8ter, will preach at the 10:55 a. m. Tuesday, Det-eiuber 17th. the week-night program at the Neigh- tii 11 a. tn., the minister. Rev. A. At ».I5 a. m. CB.ii.rA ^.. borhood Ilonae on Tuesday eve- ,.,men: Eugene -jHoveU Daviea. will take as his ser« service on "King of King«." 8 p.Adult Bible CUas. Tin- -sruuf HfiiiiDii also Summit Choral Club will hold its •liairman; m&BJon subject. "On the Other m., a program of Christmas music. iiw ;SIK pussaKe from the Community Christinas Festival in ning at 8 o'clock under the direc- !,airman; At 7 r>- 01., tion of Mi-is Kdv.i V. DawHou, with limnd. ..." All sections of the De-With a full vested choir, O. P. Christ n Si-if-nvc lexthook, "Sci-! the church at S p. m. ; Clinton Leuder; Virginia, 5ft rt Health with Key to the! music interspersed by the vested triment of Religious Education Oakes, director. Church School at mating aa«i carol The auxiliary will meet on Fri- Miimb:. Walter- ll meet at the usual hours. -f-s" by Mury Baker Eddy: 1 day at Hi a. 111. and Ihe Friday •id treasurer. !M5 a. m. Kpworth League at 7| At t T.:*7.3o0 'p p.. 'ta.. si.. .; jjifas-i •itr.iij •it'u;ifi?;;s<. m. for.its Hcoutmuster G St. JohnN LathtrqB Ckareh matter • for -Spirit,. '•regular lum-lietm. nesday at S p. in. iii the. parish Monday. 7 p. in., meeting 6r Boy;for the new year wi3 Be i-oocK-d. IIJKKI niitii enlat'ged lndi-: house,. W. Dayton Roberts will he iiikinB »! l The fifth anniversary of Troop Scouts. Wednesday, 8 p. m., mid-! Members and frw*i*& «rf ?V «Q- ram f<»: the w 69, B. S. A. sponsored by St. John's v:d:..:::' . ,i wider sphere of; Wallace (Impel A. M. V. the., speaker.. week devotidnal service and forum.'.':eregation are .moat «tfri:::^a< dn.-i- 1 •His troop niefct Lutheran Church was attended r?K>ar.hj and uctionr, a mure expuit- /Ion < tnirch Christmas for the Neighborhood Friday, December 20th, the Church !*d to a reception ta t* t-ia ::a it*- 1 i Coltiinhia Bcli Monday evening at the William * . a higher and more i»(-r-i At 11 a. 111., the Rev. Roisevelt llofise Women's Club will he ob- School will hold its Christmas ex- Parish hous* Mo&i*?. D«r«a.l«r li served 011 Thursday at 8 p. m.j a 8i'«" Pitt by over sixty guests. A. C. pence" (1>. 2*i*> > Crockett of Drew rnivfrsity will V l ereistH. The Beginners' and Pri-Jat 8 p. m. This r^wpti:2 :>J -«*-l- with a delightful program under] ^tH a i''-' Biehler, chairman of the sponsor- deliver the nicssaf.')'. , :! ' p. m., mary Department will put on their iconic to the sew p^fcw- .j^-il ••>:-i.- the leadership of Miss Klizflbcth li.j ing committee, acted as toastman- [hureh Church School. 7 p. in., Youns Christmas program at 2:30p. m. ifamily. Rev. anui Mrs. .*> «.' NtS.r Andrews. The Neighborhood j ter. Remarks .were, made in after- j ; ,S.l!:iJ:!y, December liitli, is the'People, s liaur led by .Miss Susie The main school will put on ajaud their two suns,. a.a>f x Iti+fc-r-:: ; House Sunday School Christmas, riiKSHmiiiA: dinner speeches by Dr. Hinman, ,. Tb;ni Sunday .n Advent. N a. in.,Smith i!|l(| Mrs. Lorraine Post. White Christmas prop ram at t* iro Dr. ami Mr*. J, Kiirj.- « i-i j- ! program will be presented on Fri-| pastor of the church. A. C. Ber- , baugli whi> have i::- «-it \... ^ ,.:-.:—.. ••> i,»:)>'ii t,f t IK- Holy Com- Topic for discussion "The Lonl's] nard, District Chairman. Mils p. m. ;«.::.; )ii; :• -!", a m . I'liuivh School; day night at S o'clock under" the "...1 town. , Prayer- A Hihle (Jem." S p. in. thi-leadership of H. II. Twumbly. | — Anyone Sward, former scoutmaster of - n ,1 :n.. ii'iiniinn |ir;iyer and ser- Troop M and now District Com- R«»ary Shrlm* ( hapU-r at • Tuesday." htvi-aihtic 1 Rev. Florence Randolph will de- The Intermediate: department 1111-; (('"III illU'll I' >- :ii..-i fi> :!)r I'cct!);-. The choir will liver the word. -Wednesday eve-1 missioner, and by the new Seoui- World Peace Holy flour «, j of. the executive bi:.a.:'I 1 der ihe leadership on' Woodruff] man's Sort^y ,»i v.;-\ + - -.- >.au !!H' Anlhfiu "Jf-su,. Joy ofning reiMiliir prayer and praise; Al the close 0: niastcr. Raymond VitterH. (!ift Tin? Solemn Holy Hour for; 1 Knglisji is engaging'ill a "sharing; WITH A GOOD BASEMENT CAN in I ii !, iidii's Desirinu: by Hach. ••'.'-•• The.!service. . j Harold •watches were presented 10 NUHWorld Peace and the Perpetual1 program" for Chi;rslrnas—various ;ir I** a. 11;. V;..i:iL' People's l''.'ll'>\rslnp will) t ; ..lR'ri 11. Kirk Sward and to Fred Wieboldt, re- hous1 e classes working out Iheitown pro- 1 Knsary Noveua of Sundays for the a;*-'-! a; t.lie- jmri^h house, at 2.4") n-ii-LV. invited tiring scoutma.sier and assistant. Holy Father's inti-niions will take, Out nil Presbyterian (liun'h . •:jects by entertaining, other groups.: f VK 'ii. Sunday afternoon. There HAVE A RECREATION ROOM iiieiidly cup Friday evening ihe Young Peo- place in tlie Chapel of Exposing!; ( hureh Brt>r» • Rev. William Samuel Meyer. Some will he -meeting on Friday an \\.'.'. !>e sk'atin;' if possible. 1 ple's Society of the church will at- at Rosary Shrine. Sunday. Decem-' -Cod D.D., pastor of Hie First Presby- 7,:!U p. m... .and othef-s on Saturday F!:-:iay. ioil;iy, the Woman's tend the play "The Nativity" given her lf>. from :!.:'.<> u> 4,,!0 p. m. Theitile less. terian Church. Puiica City. Okla- at L'.:'.o p. 111. for their Christinas id Wiisn«r -College hy the.Varsity Itev. C. C. Moore. OP.. .I.C.I!., will, day. De .- A-.;x:i;a:'\' will nict-i for sewing at homa and chairman of Ihe commit-) •programs. . , il'layers. and will follow that withi officiate. Christmas music- will lie t i a 11 ience- tet> on Kviiiigelism'of Hie (ieneralj OLD HOUSES, as well as NEW may have T!ie Friday. Siivice Chapter will ;i party at the home of the pastor.I conti'ibuted hy the N'iiis' Choir ami ties >m!i!i!ii Assembly -w.ill occupy the pulpit at; Firs) l.ullieraii ( hureh recreation rooms. Just because most oil the M-t-i at 1 p. in. for its regular Kivcn in honor of lrma Dorhmann then, will he . Renediction'of the The C both services on next Sunday at! Sunday. liec(Hiiber "I'lth, 'will h" JM-IIMII in the parish hmi.se. basement recreation and game rooms which •xvlio will soon lt-avo Summit pre- Mos, messed Sacrament. Special s;iv«'th v th<' Cent!ul I'ri'Hliyterian Church.i the :!i'd Sunday in"Advent. Holy1 S; Mary's Chapter will not meet you have feeen have been in NEW HOUSES piu-atory to her marriage in the |,i(.Ssiiij;s will he imported t<> theronu-th. The pulpil supply committee H:is Communion will be celebrated at! •>!:! January •"•:li at which time'it ... it does not follow that they cannot as spring- Helen Mueller is in: suit an,i afflicted. Tin- Christina-; staiidinsr !£• been fortunate in •securing him' at;the morning se.rvice' in the First | <-harK,<< of arrangements. (Vxliibit. which is proving attractive this lime, while he is .in the Kast Lutheran'''Church, 217 Morris. avi--j easily bo installed in the basement of your Saiuiday ^ evening, under tho j t0 rmmy. will .-till he open to th" for important conferences'lii con- line,.at 11 a. 111. The pastor. Rev., present home. . fliairnian.ihip of Ruth Riehler,. tlu;f puhli.c daily between the hours of WISS nection with his na!i')ii:vl -pos.itibn. Xorinan A. Andre, will deliver the' By finishing the basement o new room is •pastor's cl,i>s of the Bible School; 9: l m ail{j ; j, ,)) •'' His serihon topic at U a. in. wjllj.preparatory address on the theme will hold a sijafiiijr party in .Flor-i .-'The Rooary Shrine Chapter nf ^le '-Light for a Hark World." At] "Cod's Christmas (lift." The church1 added to your house at no great cost t *. an haul 1'iii'k. foll'Aveil by refresh-; the secular Third Order of S'l. 7.:'l) p. in. he will speak on "M:ik-' •school ' under ilie superiiiteiideiicy- interesting room in which to entertain *f , iiK'iits at th.yyjiarisli house., i Dominic will attend the Holy Hour ins Life Worthwhile." i of Franklin S. Nelson holds its ses^ work ... or for the children to play. Sunday nunniiiK llie J!illle| in a body: Immediately iifter- The evening service is to begin; sioiis at I'M '•}a . in. ' ' ; School \vill meet at !M"> i»romptly.; wards a profession oinmony for INVESTIGATE ... we'll help you determine NoROMmn at 7.!>o' o'clock and will he in the,The Mar! ha. Croup of D irea:; . At the worship service at 10.lilt, Third Order members will take will meet this afternoon, Friday, at, the possibilities for more pleasant, living in. 1'Ycd iteinsiK, a Wa'sner student i nature- of u'carol service with spe-; THIS place-, There will he also a meet- 2.:iO o'clock al Ihe home of Mr •;. your home. We'll gladly make estimates for and sou of a Huffnlo pastor, will j (Mai iiiiii)4)i>i°H by a brass sextette ing of the Rosary Shrine Chapter Ruth Whaley ' in Westfield'. Tliei you WITHOUT COST OR OBLIGATION ^. . shiK Oley Speak's "The Prayer of Ternaries, presided over by the WVte ns h?Zs pr IIZT toes but we have a clarionet solo by Dean Vocation J JUST TURN Youir.; Wcineii's Culld of liarlh ilo CALL TODAY. X Perfect". Organ numlK>rs will in- Director. During the past year d wcJik §£ krjely rings in all the ntW' a violin, cello and piano trio by. clude "Hercetise" by Kinder. "Kle- the officers of the Rosary Shrine Ruth Siiriinsen, Dorothy Fucbs mid mew Liilhi-run Church in ICli/.ube! !i HOT W Yation" by DuRnis, and "FiiRiie in j cimpi^,- have been Mrs. Mary tst disv^zs.. ZLZ& ill the wanted stones. Heth I'oweis, iiml by special 1111111- will b'- :'il<->"-1. The Men's Ciulr (i. Major" by Mach. The choir will • <:h;i«-r bors by l,!ie iulerinediate choir. The, will uii'i'i lhithi-; ; I'vniii"., Friday, 111- of Kellilworth. prioress; 1 Stephens-Miller Co. •',: T . r;. .1 lit I'el er:,:in a I siiiK Rogers' "I Will Lift I'p MltH'IMi'H. Molly Orlando, of Summit. young people of ihe church will he, fcaltii •il in I his servici', vvilh I Ir.', T!l:- •1:1! i;'l'|.il ; ill cla:'.:i' 38 RUSSKLL PLACE Myes." I'astor Hinman will sptakj Hub-prioross: Miss [Catherine For. ii1 pa •: 'if Saturday- on "Cod Through Christ." 'Ford of Summit, mistress- or Meyer •:iv. the spealoT on "Worth-' u ii!i SI'.M.MIT <;-fHI'J!» •J-novices; Walter Fitzgerald, of A. Topa; quartz in while Living". Those participating: mor'miig. a in the sextette are: D.orothy Conip-, Till' .-'•] i-.igue will.| First Baptist (hureh j Summit, treasurer; and Charles 10 iarat gold. $6.00 nice' iii'\; ii';:!1-1, at t!ie, "The World Setting for Christ- Laudolphi. of Summit, secretary. ton, rederick He<'he, ICarl Clirist- man. 1 home ,,: ; !m-"i:i at -S mas" is the subject an'nouncid for The Rev. C. <;. Moore. (). P., is di- 1 ar.sherj; , Tom Rein- the sermon on Sunday moruiiiK at rector of the Rosary Shrine Chap- auei ' nd ,l ai;k !). in. r. T 31 o'clock iu First Baptist Church. The Cliristiuas nieeliiiK of th Rev. David K. Harnwell will preach. Christian Kndeavor S.n-ieiy is 10ITKSltVT \vo.>n-:\ The special celebration of the MI I:TIM; t'hurih School classes meet a' I Patronage of Our Lady and the he held on Sunday at j p. m. under A\I» HKISTHiS !>:.".'i a. 111. Preparations are 72lih anniversary of the Hill of the b-nili'i'.-'-hip of Mr-'-. \\'. Dayton 11 \ niadi' in the school tor ilie annual Approbalimi of tlie Dominican Or- B. Two tone, 14 karat •Roller's, Mrs. John liiyce. Sinilh, ('hri'.tnia:. pi esentation lo be given and M is. J.nnis Zicrlrr. A fellow •|'b" Woni"U'-; Missionary-Society, der by Pope Hniorius III will take gold. $10.00 : 1 Sunday evening. December Tl, atplact> during the World ,Peace ship suppi'f will he incliid'-i I in ih"ill ' M ' J'.; -iiyicrirui Clnircli h«>!.;| Ti ii'clock. J Holy Hour on December 22nd. lil'i gram. il - I lei r'l.'i '.' !!!"( ' iilg - Ulld ( 'llfist- The primary department uudi-r; !ili.; 'i. :>:. ; '..<• li : fish house oil the b- n|ci'.;!ii|i of ,\l:•.;. K. RCook" T11 •!'•-. I). : i^e:- inr!i. Mrs. will '-a! In-:1 fur tii*-ir ("arisinia-; I'll L,-d:-i. 1. •.-.•':(' 1 ii...'. spent 1 he pursy mi Moud'iiy al T"ii p. ul. in;I:I ' I i!. '.-en .'.,-ir •. in Syria, dis-

the piii'ish h.i.nsi' The pr.(grain eii e(| 1 he '('iiieMii'ii "Is Missionary will cnnsist of l!ie singing of Wi i'k "Wei! !n\ bile in the World of First Church of Christ, Scientist C Simulated emerald, WHEF Chrisi nias Carols and a drama!i/.a- Today?" Site l'i'lt many people won- Summit, New Jersey 4 diamonds in 10 karat tion i-over-iiig 1 h•i Nativity u-iMH-s dered if-the. religious- training of m With i-olorful effect by inenibers of yoiiiiur pei'ipie should lie continued A P.RANCII OF THR MOTHER CHURCH. THE FIRST CHURCH $1750 .tilt? department. Mothers are ox-o,r new ljutldin;;:; liuilt. only In have OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS peeled as miests of 1 be afternoon. , b.ilh de.-ur.'yeil iii war torn coun- The all day sewing meeting-of tries and yet il was under condi- Sunday Services at 11 A. M. Sunday School 9.30 A. M. tion.-) very similar to these that' Wednesday Meeting at 8,15 P. .M. the Wonien's Society on Tuesday begins at 10 a. in. iindf-r the lead- Chris! was born Home two thou- ership of Mrs. K. R. Allen. Miss sand years ag:>. Ho with but a l'ew^ ELI Christian Science Reading Room Ann.'lia Voegtlcii, Mrs. Mailland followers brought about, a chang:; Ii D. Zircon, 2 diamonds MacLt-llcsi' and Mrs. 'Frederick' ed world until Mohiuumed, with li is • FREE TO THE PUBLIC in J4 karat gold. Day. Luncheon will be served al totalitarian ideas challenged the; 15 MAPLE STREET 1-.:'.'! p. 111. with Mrs. Christ;)])!)"!' Christians and found them iinwill-j $30.00 ing to face Ihe sacrifices neces-' Open, daily 12 to 4:30, except Sundays and holidays; also Tuesday Siory and Miss. Kaiherine Hennett' as hoslesst-K. ; sary. It had become ton comfort-' evenings 7:1)0 to.!):HO and after the Wednesday meeting able. Serious minded Christians,; CLEAN, SA The Friendly Circle, under Ih^ Literature on Christian Science may be rend, borrowed or purchased she thought should be. conserncd as, leadership of Mrs. W. 10. Smith to how the church will meet the: COM USE THE WES CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN will combine their activities with pre-'i nt - anti-Christian influences the All Day Sewing- Croup, meet- so rapidity making itself felt. \ JERSEY 665 BROAD ST 22 VV. PARK ST. ing • around llie luncheon table,; The. Wednesday Afternoon1 continuing 1 heir program in the at'-Croup; , in charge of devotions, then; ternoon. : presented tlie Christmas story with| ISS FREE CUSTOMER. The beginners and kindergarten beautiful living pictures. While! The Methodist Episcopal Church NEWARK PARKING. :lioursl departments as well as members of Mrs. Leon Souren at the piano,, the Cradle Roll, will be celcbrat-j softly played Christmas carols, the f M ' 'ft OF SUMMIT ing Christmas on Tuesday in thecurtain! s parted and the three parish house sat :i..'!0 p. in. under j shepards were shown looking witli Now ihtys a Modern Study Rev. Dr. Otto C. kelson, Pawl or the leadership of Mrs. T. L. Smith,

Ooo 1 light for Ltu.iy u cl::aji at acy cost, but now we have whittled down tho prlco to fit ,my pocketbookl Our stores are stocked with tho htMt SUNDAY IE 8. (Illuminatinf; Engicering Socloty) eight saving study lamp*, com- plete, aa shown above, for only 3195. 11.00 a.m.—Sermon by Dr. Nelson on "Lo! The Star." Theie lamps were originally tlcsijfncil specifically for school children 9.45 aim.—Church School and. Adult Bible Class. by a lighting cn|;mwr, ami since havo received nation wide approval In th» Better Light Bettor Sight movement. No family should ba without I.ES. . ELIVERED IN SUMMIT Iarapj for stmty, rcnliiii;, m close woikl liuy now for Christmasl EVERYONE WELCOME We are a!«o i.u t,y\<:K a lumpU l.e new lino of I.E.3. floor model;!. Tlio model big, roomy PACKARD SEDAN at t!i« right i.i a Six Way lump with $#M Intensity of 100, 200, nr :!«> Witt; at the touch of the switch, or with (hitA Yes, it's a handsome, luxurious, (i-passenger 1941 Packard candle lights at the Mo. Knily Ail.ipl'-il

sedan that delivers right here at such a low prie'e! ~ ...td-any.tjp»-of.*y#ti*»k.-- If ct^—r* ttm Qi\~ onla) BrDDio with pleated r.nk h,'H-:i Central Presbyterian Church Come in! Inspect at first hand its new bigness ... its new The doubl« swing stmlfnt Imdjo beauty... and its 64 tiew features! lamp in Colonial Irniue finiih, and tasy to own? The car traded in 4 times out of 5 covers the pleated oilk cliade, li .III.I|II.'.IJ'K! any f $1127 place In the hou^e. A !j|it-(i.il liargun 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.—Sermon by Rev. William Samuel ge without notice low down payment—and still further reduces low monthly at $10 '.15. payments. Let's talk it over—today! Meyer, D.D., pastor First Presbyterian Church, Ponca City, Oklahoma. Topics: "Light for a Dark World," and "Making Life Worthwhile." 7.30 p. m.—Special Choral Service. §941 Pxzijsri Omr-Ttt) Special Sedan

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r» iBi::ap »ection econd Section—FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1940 THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD. SUMMIT, N. j.

by M!s, Bry.,m Sims and BiH Howe for the Christ- solid entertainment. [ colm cartoon "Tile Ii irn--!e 1 • aff:«;r. is sponsored by the MWTIS- oilt an,| >y Scouts mas .season from Lincoln Univer- Added to all these iii.m-ed.cii - isi l-'ie.i." luwii 1'tre Dejiartinent. Last year ! Fountain Ba|»tKt f hareh * sity and Johnson C. Smith Univer- a great cast of etite.rtaininent-mak-j ( hililreii's Tuuiifd ov<•!• 1,1 MI> cans of goods were col- ml Mrs. I At 11 o'e!t»-k,' R, •,-. M*..;-,..! i>. ' F. IF. C. A. NEWS sity respectively. ers ^eluding Allen Jenkins. Ks- Matinee" ]t (t.-ij and distributed by firemen |Y'•«'.>->. «>,.-* ' therValKton and Bi-n tSliadracii)! On" Saturday morning. to nine different charitable organ- Troop 68 Boy Scouts of Anuiua,! lhl-.U(- •'Dem-* f- i» • »'-' • T •TIN PAN ALLEY" AT Carter. Tlie Xicholas Hnnliers,! 11. at l•» o'clock there- ll he a1 ,Vw Providence Township. ,nw jthl .;ile' „,,„„' ,;„ '^ fl;;;^; J^ PHOCTOK'S NEWARK dusky dancing stars, who scot-ft* ,i! Kiddies' Canned GHHIS . iuee at Tiie i healer management has <>b- ,!itf elected the following ournmit-! . . .„,.,„.,, , , •""U*J- u xr WO I Ulli WKEK sensational hit in "Down Ar'^eii-1 tin- '('omniuniiy Theater i.iijit-ii as iin- feature attraction for .,.meh: Eugene Miller honorable! ,;:~ "f, .,."i: ^^-« ;«\: [( huvi tinu' Way." Were given a iea .ti.',\n. All ehildivn of tli- matinee Shirley Temple In l-halrnian: Gilbert S. HU;hoir, i. 'ii ^ !"" '"":;; *"fiil T. W. V. A. CALENDAR 2 T n 4 . Having played to more pecsons spot in "Tin l'asi Alh-y" lor tln-j;- .unl viei:iity are invi Th.- Little Princess." in'addition ^airman; William Victor D.n.kl,.; | . ,. .„,,„, ()ll| thia tl h f 16 than any other picture at the thea- specialty, ' • - . - j priee of admission will to Mt'.ne short subjects. The thea- 3;;ti p. in —Juliette Derrfcotte Girl Reserves meeting. ter during the last year, "Tin Pun Oil thu sum*t progrunpg i are, Odd' .if fimis of.'vi-^ctable.t. i.'H tioihH Mill open at 'J ucii>ck and Miimb: Walter HAM*. ai-cr.-Kuy j A,,-s. Xl),,t,uls - K./.-X* V- Alley" will be held at Proctor'a The in.niiiee, which Hie >,h(!.v will st'iirt at 1<) o'clock. ; p. in.—Ninth Grade Girl ReBerves meeting. Occupations, Kodeo Dough and l:i(| treasurer. * . | i-hur< h ol i-v - ^> , "', I>. in.-T-ltusin^ss.. and Professional Club party. Meet Newark for a second week. A new Hcoutmuster Gordon Faulkner isj ii>ae;instimi-i »•• ,-'<••-•.".' i•• '•'-' 7*•'* usHociate feature, "Charter Pilot" ! at the "Y" at 8 p. m. nakhiK HP (|Ulte an active pru-| ] VI^IL-MJIHI- " !'*• s .'"•!-,•', '..' ~'\i*"'.". I*, m.—Council of Social Agencies meeting at Y.W.C.A. with Lloyd Nolan anil Lynn Bari, tram f<»: the winter and. sprnj.-«, v'to.L't" rfnfl'li'"-! ;"'•' V-" — '''""" vir» ; . Hfcvwlwr I? ••••"•-•• has het'H added to the program. (•his. troop. nlHts Friday evening. - v^wWl to'tlSnk ".••." v .r.-i««- S». in Blue Tri Club party for Summit Day Nursery n Columbia School. Tlu> boys an-; wi1() ,,.. ;isi,1(. k •.,,,..: ,/. . ; . ihowliiR- a S"'ut interest uud tti.- tlu-%,,,-d. bsr SuVl'Vv "T".'-"".-'.'> at ihe Y. W. C. A., p. in.—Blue Tri Sophomores meeting. "Tin Pan Alley" at h'ospt'cts are my bright and I-I-, r.M-,-u,.,i rtas S|H-».>J * " T.:;o P m: Christinas Party of Ninth Grade Girl Reserves. Community Theater A' Mit- .'I-ID.-U.. ho:. •Oft p. m.—Annual Committee Meeting. i !•!• u'.ll ;.. ||i.. 1 ;*<.-':" v. ru.—Ai-tty Club Christmas Dance. WOMKN "What -li:il v.- .! Those great SOIIR hits that.in- M«'»IIM-M1;IJ, IK-icnil^r IS spired •• you yesterday. Catchy ' days?'"" 'lln- •i ' » *, ]«.'•',<> a."m.—Woman's Auxiliary (>f Hospital meeting nt the tunes that set your feet tapping I I'ntii I In- r't i-;ji -• • I-..- Y. \\\ C. A. IJ.iys nf l.i .... your hands'V'-beatiiiK »>'t '•'•'.'> ii. iii.---Craft Chih meetinpT. QUESTION: When is the best time to (('•iiiiliiiui'd from l\iK'' 'l'u-..i rhythms. Melodies Unit will weave s.".•• pin. Otlullo Club Open House—ChriHtman Dance. a world of fancy lor you tomorrow. 1 hur-.il«i), lieccnilHfr IS Ragtime . . . jazz . . . jive . . . where S ^aK^'-lS.! Vou mn-t ,lav..A.. HEHALD it ::."" p. :ii.: l'rout I'ltth Children's Christmas party. does it all stem from? How iP buy 11. S. Royal Master Tires? y w:i!H th<; S1 v> f MIHM-I II- Kirk, president of tin-; "" " - >s--:.::. I? :'.'•" p ui.—i:dison Jr. High Girl Reserves meetiiiK at l"(li"- tlie.He melodic strains conceived? •• • . & M K-i^iy. invited everyone to fiijoy! will cost p,7,r iwo .Min School. !$'• whom are they composed? iVi.-iidly cup of tea liri'or.. tli--ISMUCS a woi-k. . 7.1" j» in.—Tiuiiniiii Club meeting at Kdisou Jr. High The 2-iilli fentury-Fox takes you School. down tlii« street that Rives "the V (Ml P. in. •• Just I'als Club Christmas party. ! i•world its greatest soups in "Tin; ANSWER: I ri lai. r :»<> Ij.Pan Alley," which stars Alice :; mi !:i - Stvonth Grade Girl Reserves meeting. 11 Fa ye and Hetty (! ruble and is now n :; (iii ru ICiKhth CJnnie Girl Reserves nieetiliK. |j playing at the Community Theater i!i. -PhilliM Wheat ley Girl Reserves mej'tinK. I in Monistown. Keyed to the mood .'•;' Juliette l>eriiv ; , • ' ' • • -. •; .• • "• ;.% , «:it in-V 'tiiiifH depicts in tinman, j dramatic terms "'the' color, romance, in December! heartbreak and -.glamour which are part of the place where songs are I II II \KWS The Just Pals Club will have 1M) r n. i- " their Christmas party on Thursday 1st-You need them more now. December ushers in the period A vt-vij of chrisimas parties at evening, December 19; Mins Car- With Jn-fk Oakie and John Payne says DONALD DUCK ••L>- Y. W. {': A. win' fill the pre- mella Pirrone and Miss Sandra heading a brilliant featured cast, of wet, slippery pavements—when dangerous skids occur more Molinari are in • charge of games "Tin Pan Alley" is cut from the name unusual musical anil .drama- often, and quick, straight-line stops are difficult. Insure your .•T.j*-i!ay. ••v*.niiii.-. December 17. the and Miss Violet Van Valkenberg, refreshmoiifs. • tic pattern as wus "Alexander's NO RUWHtKG UP AND DOWN THE STAIRS A, .vy <"!i!!> v.iil Jiiive a dance from Ragtime-Hand," produced by the family's safety before a skidding accident occurs. Change to U. S. l'-:::'' "•• ]- !•"• i"t k for inenibers and same studio. It is built around n '•Jri.-<:ii- .v,ih .Mis-i ilesnit*' Sliiman- The Business and Professional eompelliiiK love story between a Wl$ WKMJ-EASY WAY, Club will hold their Christmas cel- Royal Master now—America's foremost quick-stopping tire. -kl Li i !,:!l_'.- (if the ellij rising nuisic publisher and a sing- JUST TURN THE FAUCET AND YOU GET ebrntiMii .Monday 'eCeninsr, 4>ecem- er of Koims: ber '!''» with Mis^ Carol Hudd and ; Tic- < !,ji Miia; open house and Woven into the story are some HOT WATER-NIGHT OR DAY! i«.J-..i:i.- <•; •!.. Ol!:,!lo t'luli on \V«d- other members of the nodal coin- mittee in ehUrgo. of the.most, stirring and haunting 2nd-They wear longer, winter 'm j:>-<:.,y i),,.:ii!,,.r ] s from [):$ inectintr. Nancv Niedncr, Scribe.{ HEATING :•. i--« riit-r wild wanted to get ; .!::ical information, asked a . - :, ::nvr: "How does the land CLEAN, SAFE, LOW-COST « LIKE ELECTRIC LIGHT r vn< A.IV, straiiKer?" The •:• !. ;• •:>•(!: "it 'isn't the land

COME IN AND SEE THE NEWiST MODUS AT ;•:• :ni-iter. it's the ppliti- ; JERSEY CENIHAL POWER & LIGHT CO. \. Aitiii. Kan., Jdurnal. Telephone Suniinit IJ-I3.W ! Some folks still tart believe !

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up«r4lUwn>a:rM..n.»(! ihe telephone?

If she ii gi*ini; iht Lubv hi- l>aih, must ?lif ;>,» .iowuitjir* J:.J k^rliiifi tinpiotccte.! or lu.it llu-nr ?•> ...'I tinpnt- •' About The Ladies she isal.r.ru: :y^-- >- ^ " •' 1< M"'"C

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""Tfirre's "aiV J:W« cI l-r &.c^r ~qnr*t»w,. i.rf. In your office a telephone sits at v.mr elbow ,-v.ry KUT.N vu!,. h"> i.i extension tele- all day lonR. It saves you many, m:«>y «el» phone llul x,.. .!J ^-^ «'«M M«p-, gi each ' anil you use it constantly to «<»• ; her m..tc lisc I- c:.;-.» lift ai«l P* l places and Ret action in ami out til' town. ,,,| tlu-lui.vpr.-f «:•••» *m] w*) Think for a moment lu.w inconvenient it a time*. FIT J UW <•««(< -i «3J>"- vvoul.l Iw ify.ni l.;ul to ivalL a contidi-r-

OING over Buick dealers* reports on And the simple secret of Compound Car- small car that's setting these economy fig- G our 1941 models, we find an unusual buretion is that it keeps your engine run- ures. There are ull theroom, size, impres- thing happening. ning on its most frugal diet for all normal siveness, comfort and downright thrilling driving—and provides full feed only when performance you ex- Time and again cars come in for the usual you need, want and call for the lift of extra pect from a Buick. 1\ inspections with an extra note of instruc- wallop. BUICK PRICES BEGIN AT tions—"Please check the gas gauge needle." So it isn't because the Meantime even the gears arc helping save needle's out of kilter 1 Even after hundreds of miles, people mis- mdtay-for the regular high gear in a Buick that it goes down so trust their eyes when they see its snail-like, gives you the economy of the so-called 935 slowly. It's simply pace from the Full mark toward Empty "gas-saving" top speeds you hear about. for the because it's in a FlRU- —they don't see how it's possible for u car BUSINESS COUPE HA1.I. Buick. <',i-,trt.l

H"'/h>V t»AGE FOUR '• THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J Spanish Civil War forced hi i i,,,, Coming to the Strand Sunday 1 Spain-to Paris, and there sli.. A| Monster and His Master Scenes from "Tin Pan Alley" persuaded to bring lu-r two (!,,.,,,,,,

piiitr.er.s, Lopez and lu-v, i(i^ jiiuairtt ami KUilarist, to tin- 1 „,., , Stiili's.

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1 lie lirsl brick house built in i>,lui_ f n.viVuniu at Norwood. Itiva, .|,.,,. I'd in 1C7:1 by a relative 01 j,,^ .Morton. siKiier of the I>cc];i i .itjl.i, of'Independence. It Is tiov,' ,„,..,'' pied by a VV. I1. A. family.

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Mention the IIEKALU when

Ann Miller in "The Jilt Parade of 1941." . Toil Slaughter tin- villainous .star ot 'Tlio Face ut tin- Window. goudK liin iinjirisoi""'' niini.-tt'i-'oh to further atioritios. on Lyric .seive NOSiuoft have revelled in the deep-dark, AIMJFXT1MTA IS XKWAKh HHt dyed-lu-the-wool villainy of thin U1UFF1TH .Ml'HIC FOUSMTIOX dastard, movieland'.s arch-fiend. There is no crime that Tod has not Ar^ontiiiita, "Spain's Xo. 1 \ CHATHAM committed and his list of felonies Dancer," will brins her ensemble . reads like a triple play in baseball: of Spanish dancers to,the Mosque STRAND arson to mayhem to murder. Theater, Newark, for a performance 1 \itr*i MI.MI1 v For the inveterate thrill-seekera on Wednesday evening, December iQiWH of Kuj;Liiid. and became the LAST TWO DAYS of the world, Arthur Ziehm, a 18th, under the auspices of tin* Grif- lir>t f>{»anisl! dancer tocuKanize her [ movie-producer, who likes a good j fith Music Foundation. ; 'own liullt't compaiiy. In'Mie mean- TODAY - SATURDAY spine-chiller himself every now Two of- Spaln'a outstanding time she spi-ni u fcreat deal of time and then, has whipped up a confec- dancers, Pilur Lopez and Freder- in her native country, living unions LAUHDERERI tion of murder, mystery, and evil- ico Rey, will appear with Argen- 'the pypsies. gathering authentic doing that will delight the hearts tiniut,'and two native musicians. material for her dances. The I DRV CLEANERS and raise the hair. Ziehm's latest Rogelio Muchado, pianist, and Car- presentation in the realms of the jlos M'outoyu, guitarist, will accom- sinister is "The Face at the Win-pany, the traditional Spanish and BE1TE dow," which is scheduled' to open gypsy dances. , 5 at the Lyric Theater on Sunday for Argcntinitiji is, recognized as the I Make This a three-day run. world's greatest Spanish dancer; So [ DAVfS_ accurate Is. her knowledge of the "The Face at the 'Window" is a At Community Theater, Morristown. true -Spanish dance, so skillful her; a screen adaptation of Brooke War- interpretation, that she has been j id Woodland THE LETTER ren's old-time melodrama which, at called to all parts of the world to should fail to come along with the turn of the century, caused perform the dances and to teach; Musical Christmas 1th greens, t! HERBERT MARSHALL \1 AMES STEPHENSON Musical Comedy "Swing Low, Sweet Rhythm," ladies to swoon and red-blooded the routines to other dancers. It is tpected tho w walking into the* hearta and themen to quake with terror. As her talent which helped make the; I'riics rtdlouimr Prevail 1'ntll Knd of 1940. leted tomorrc At Strand Sunday votes of the people as Numher One screen entertainment, it promises exquisite ballet "Capriceio Kspag-! H«r«- Now 1 Student's) Were e;ht through i Hit Parade (Mil of 1941. Thteo have the same heart-shaking ef- nole" performed in Newark hist; 1 Sunday - Monday = Tuesday year by the fiallet Itus.se de Mc)tite ' N'.w I'l.iriii'-i > II'." ' ifJI.'iK I I'jiif lluitar.s - i .') Idicatcd inte The moHt unconventional Nat- winning tune Is oue of the group fect on present picture-going gen- I". S !:•:;. Huul'-- ;J.|:U K J.M | Stmlriit's liruins $ 7,;ij ional Convention that was ever of songs specially (written • for the erations. ( •• Carlo, for she collaborated on it ' peninga until DEC. 15, 16, 17 with Leonide Marine, and trained , Save I'll tn ;"'•'; on Victor and Columbia Records held is one of the lii^'li spots of Republic musical by Styne and Bul- Tod Slaughter is the star of "The : for H< the dancers in technique. RCA. PLAYERS were $« !lf> NOW the "Hit Parade of 1SH1," which lock. Other tunes that race through Face at the Window" and hia sup- Electric Portable Yictrolas, Ass'd colors were $!(,!)r> NOW lore Content). the film by the same writers are porting cast includes Marjorie Tay- This Is Argent in ita's third year ' Barton opens at the Strand theatre. Sun- in the United States with- a touriuK • lor, John Warwick, Leonard Henry, A:! ':,•••• .\l:i-ii !•:•..!<1 Any Artlcl'- — )n and H. M coming, spectacular thrill-show pearance in the country took place inoiinced UH whys and wherefores of their can- Homo".and two specialty numbers. in l!»3.l> with Lew Leslie's Interna-' didates. 'It's an all-girls' show root- was directed by George King, who — HI: \I.I.O\V :•(• iDEAD END KIDS".— "LITTLE TOUGH GUYS" strong, and when Kinghum-checked winter and drive in com- "Mary Lou" follows up red-hot fort, security. IN Dinah, the farmers' vote flees to "GIVE US WINGS" ^ the side of their little Mary! I Thomason Bros. Sue how the BIG NEW FORD out measures the "other 2 ASsOClATr: FI'TATFRK And Mary Lou would have all the pick in' of I he noisy, merry song BORIS KARLOFF in mid iliiiiccis if Kraiices Lungford 91 "BEFORE I HANG Sec the man with the Sunday, Monday, Tuesday— Community 7>ktoki MEASURING STICK" NOW PLAYING THRU TUESDAY See. .•Try... Own the ARTHUR Z\lHA\,\nc.,pM£nft most magnificent low- atthe priced car ever built! COMPARE THEM! Measure -with the "MEA- SURING STICK" to get your answers on SIZE Ford's BIGNESS means MOST COMFORT! this year! You'll find FORD out measures all TRY THE RIDE too! And you'll discover a GET THE FACTS leading low-price cars where BIGGEST SIZE Ride so SOFT and LEVEL and QUIET that it's means MOST COMPORT! become new-car hevrs all over the country— AND YOU'LL GET A Ford is LONGEST from Windshield to Rear a Ride made possible by the FORD"S sensa- Window! Ford gives you the MOST Seating tional new "SLOW-MOTION SPRINGS!" ALICE BETTY Width! MOST Knee-and-Legroom! MOST COME IN TODAY! Let's talk Size with the Front-Seat Headroom! BIGGEST Doors and "MEASURING STICK"! Let's talk Ride with FAYE • GRABLE Windows and Windshields! And the LONG- you at the wheel! Bring along your present D TOD SLAUGHTER EST Springbase of the lot!... See the Man car and let's talk "Trade" too!... The DIG with the "MEASURING STICK"--here at NEW FORD'S the ONE BIG car you won't your Ford Dealer's! See for yourself how want to miss this year! ARTHUR ZIEHAA.to FORD BRUCE CABOT

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[5,000 People Read the Valuable Gift Ideas and HERALD. Offerings By the published Every Tuesday Merchants vf"Summit. and Friday. THE SUMMIT HERALD and SUMMIT RECORD riFTY-SECOND YEAR. NO. 32 SUMMIT, N. J., FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 13. 1940 $3.50 PER YEAR

•• ' Ii :>!.;• --= Ken! fsMte d<'als. Welle I Second of Herald's Two Christmas Dinner Fund .-,. (•-. :i-ii:iuit(--.l by Gentian*, supposed- | 1> i.'t.mn-.i !r.i!ii Na/i p«Tst'<-iitioll. j Holiday Supplements

[oliday Shopping In Summit do, and so we ask for the-Christ- n•Hell! a!r f'leliis whereon' (iermalij TMK Sr.MMlT UKKALD pub- . There are a great many good • Oils t i":.. mas Dinner Fund. p.ii acini! i.-!s Limbd. Sucli work I lislies today the st'coisd of two things which the Christmas Com-' holiday fiipiihauents In- con- mlttee of the Council of Social | Following is the committee rep- in fb'r ;• • fr.mt til'' i.'iside was responsible liii' | , tile Kiilliii; !•!' L'S.IMMcivilians iilullel nection with .the Summit Agencies hope will endure for-j resenting agencies of the council and lay members: Chamber of Commerce huliilay ow In Full Swing—All .ever—first aud always America— j i merchandising [•!•<>(;ram. A^ain (iertrude S. Gross, Ann S. Bro- {«ui »|>ira('} nitil (minimine • and Christmas is part of the warm, I lii Illuli French Places ! there are PJ.imit copies of this l;uw, co-chairmen of the Christinas supidemeiit Iteiiiji distriliut>'d safe friendship which is the heart ! 'l ' A ft i • i- hc;u ilii; t lii' ^pcak-M''^ cuiil--' Committee; .Miss Marie Badeuu, hy carrier in the Summit trail- of the country. . Ilii'!!^ .IIKIUI 1 lit' r.illHpir.iry null Clifford Bernard,"'"Roy Baker. Miss : ing area in addition in th^ Participating in Christmas giv- zirx'.t «•>,. I i-.injiiv.ini>' in hinh Freijcii pLu-cs,. Vying To Win Automobile Anna Cromwell. Rev. 'M. Courage. 1 i IIOt;.\LI I'S I'l-L'iiliir ciiYiilaliini, ing means that you believe in an; by . ch>•":: I I!.i !iMi-in-!' alli-r hi-.ii uii; ihf: ideal and are willing to share that Fred Dickerson, Mrs. L. C. Duiuion, the same as last week. Mrs. P. A. Doyle, Mrs. Sumitet Ulii i.n* di:'. ,-. juilii''-- |Mr\ii>ilri enuimellt i, fiiiild; during the week between Christmas which is yours with those less foi- ;. II •! ll'-l|i till! Uiiliili-I1 ;l! till4 ivill.t|i--r 'The Chamber ul' < 'u;imi(-rce Eason, Mrs. Malcolm S. Kdgur. Lt Iv ..:••*>•• and New Year's. Winners In this tunate, that the spirit behind your i ;ii\i.Jn>t (ir:iii,in o|i|msit inii. .\ i > has a i i a II g e il ."' ati r.ictU e Attractively Decorated Business Mrs. John Kggers, Mrs. Amos l yillelide d< -coratii His Kir tin- content will be awarded prizes as belief may never die. ,- li-liiilim ill to lln |n>siliuii of (ii;n- Hiat.t, Miss Helen Kimball. Miss follows: a first of $50; a second ol There are in Summit three hun- j i • iT.iiissiun' <>!' the I-Veucli Army anil business section, and tll«l"e IS a Pamela Lyall, Mrs. David Lud- 1 merchandising r>:ul bu.-drieKS which will be given as grand prize this year more than other years wo Public Welfare Department. I to the lucky'holder of a $5 certifi- Union place, Summit. I I'l'ellcll ol't'ici' ll.ulilrr's ' |iri>- interestH, all- i>i uur lesidents, would not ask you.to give—bufwe III.- -,,.-.;. and the friends wh() come from The holiday shopping neaHon In Summit is noW in full swing follow- cate received for the purchase of "tl" i!, »t" 11 M| n.niiH"il a'lilllde of "\Miat do 1 get merchandising Is attracting much _. (i;it of' it'.'" He saiil much Hpeciiln- t.neighborlnK comniiiuiities to the turning on Tuesday, uteht of the light streamers slvung across of Special Sessions in Ji VOI-H..! rn;i| participate should HinrouKlily attention these days as it is being 'f jit ,J ti m "had been raised by former briiiKfleld avenue at the iiitiMwcHoivH of Bwhwood roiid, Maple street made Friday night before t'ntiii.M iiiival's sudden opulence enjoy a fine holiday season... lt driven through the streets and Startling First-Hand fll I s isVpleasure for the IIKUAMi bit Woodland avenue. With their varied colored lights interspersed versity Association o( Summit.; ufti-r "the Aliysiaiiia Affair." parked occasionally at prominent rll.-- njj.r ii:iil etc. ineet'iiig at Canoe Brook C.mntrj-j "Fri-nch air plans were well to <'o-operat« with tlie Cluituher greens, the business section became much more attractive. It incorners in the business section. Tank- I \:-.\\i, 1 didn't Club. k:inttii_ in advance by the (!er- of Conunerco in these plann. kpected tho wjprk of installing special street decorations will be com- Stores participating in this year's } .«o- «!-:•; hail mi War Facts Given "Factors in the Triced;' « y inans." added the speaker, "and jeted tomorrow to inaugurate the opening of stores every week-day special Christmas merchandising cf 'F;; were " campaign not only to retain the Kui'opt'" was the theme of J pi'a.i.s-' collapse of France, flu-' Fifth Column situation is well in have no buniness in tills suite of ])n and I!. M. Faulsen have been In the Htore window contests, the their Vuletide and normal needs. .speaker commented out of ;m inti- -Fifth. Col- hand. No one is able lo disturb affairs building; automobiles for if mate and rich background. i inounced u» judges In the store appearance of all windows will he The merchants report more early "Not a single plane sent tn Fin- lll! :ll.: •''•«•' Kim land through filh colunui and Hitler were not busy, lie could subversive activities. Whether one tlndow cotitent. TheHe windows considered. Three points will be buying than has been apparent at land ever took the air and the About, the air factor, the j'ldse by •!!•'• l.ir:y come over here and destroy our is a iluke or an earl he is taken in- [ill be judged next Monday both by the guide for judging the store the same period in the last decade amunition sent didn't fit the guns. said'in part: "Norway was 1ui> litest. One of the prizes is given this contest will be done sometime doesn't;—Rooks Country Record. agent in France and former judge ble ouly because the latter were Dud-;) >:• l tivef tii tiuii as we know it is founded. You

f«>«iS£i«>«^-%^>>% START SAVING YOUR COUPONS NOW! FREE Brand New 1941NASH Also Many Other Cash Prizes To Be Given Away By Summit Business Men 4-door AmbasHHdor (WO Holiday Merchandising Program Sponsored By Summit Chamber of Commerce UMM Here are tiie Merchants who are giving Coupons: Tfe* following are participating in this Holiday Program but Mutual Stores •art xmable to give coupons: American Stores Company Geddis Auto Livery & Garage Co. Nee Dell Shoe Store Lester E. Apgar Geddis Mobile Service Station Nicholson Shop Beachwood Hotel Spencer M. Maben The Babs Shop P. J. Ginnocchio Persian Rug Go. Ttie Bookshop Louis Maffei W. L. Baker, Inc. James Gorman Pin Money Shop Frank Brcnn Dr. Jules Manning J. Hahn Reinhart's Market E. P. Burroughs & Son G.I. McNeil J. K. Bedrosian & Co., Inc= CaiM»c Brook Farms Bill's Lunch Hall's Shoe Store Rillo's Market New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. Thomas F. Brennan, Jr. Hill City Delicatessen Roger's Pharmacy, Inc. Oissc© Corp. Hill City Paint & Wallpaper Go. Root's Department Store Central Shoe Repair Shop Park Service Station Brookdale Dairy Go., Chilton Pen Co. Public Service Electric & Gas Co. John'W. Brown Hill City Shoe Repair Root's Men's Shop Hollywood Shop Rose Shpp Olizcn's Trust Go. The Smoke Shop Burstein, Gut Rate Drug Store Home Furniture Co. Louis Rosenstein Gommomvealth Water Co. Louis E. Stahl Busch & Sons • — Jacobs Market Roth's Bakery Elite Delicatessen Robert H. Steele Carroll's Department Store Jeanne Beauty Shop B. L. Schlosser First National Bank Strand Theatre Central Market, Inc. Jeannette's Dress Shoppe Sears-Roebuck & Co. 0 Fanny Farmer Summit Auto Parts, Inc. Charline's Cut Rate Store L. A. Jones Siegel's Stationery Shop J Union Food Store Summit Auto Sales, Inc. Community Press Juvenile Shop The Shop Modern Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. Summit Herald Robert Van G. Davies Kentz Drug Store, Inc. Spitzer's Hill City Wine & Liquor Summit-Overlook Building & H. C. Deuchler Kern's Millinery Stephens-Miller Go. Holmes Agency Loan Association Doyle Furniture Co. P. Kerrigan Strand Market, Inc. Hovrell Bros. The Summit Trust Go. Eastern Fuel Co., Inc. King's Fobd Market The Style Shop Jersey Central Power & Light Co.Summit Wallpaper & Paint Co. Eastman's Leonette Motors Summit Forge & Machine Works Lyric Theatre F. W. Woolworth Go. Edmiston's Little Yarn Shop Summit Hardware & Paint Co. Edna Lee Shop Louvis & Co., Inc. Summit Shoe Shop Entrance Blank for Home Lighting Contest of Endicott—Johnson Shoes Arthur Manser Sweet-Kleen Laundry Chamber of Commerce Enterprise Laundry Macdonald Florist A. Tedesco The Fashion Store J. Mantel & Sons Trost's Bake Shop D. Feibush Maple Hardwire & Paint Co. Frank A. Wahl E. L. Fitterer Marten's Confectionery J. Walguarnery David J. Flood McElgunn Bros. Walter's Bargain Store I »• Formichella's Department Store John McKenna Wonder Store Leave at HEKALD office or mail to Chamber of Commerce. 49 Union Place. B. H. Frumkin William D. Murphy J. Zeigner, Inc. Gargiulo Bros. Only Those Merchants Displaying Auto Contest Cards In Store Doors Are Giving Coupons FRIDAY, DEC. 13, PAGE TWO THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J.

dd, going bpk to the Egyptian pha- Pasket of Preserves I Not a Rwrt Ihromkt Christmas Decorations BUY IN SUMMIT. Mrs. NuweJd—"Yoa ;TOX.*-.J «;<-• Legends Tell Story raohs, whose people dressed their 1 I before we were u.arr.rJ ii:it you homes witt> palm leave* la mid' Have Deep Meaning J — Makes Welcome Gift Not many, probably, know of the would never look .;: »:.-*.Lt-r «u- 0/ Christmas Tree winter. Christmas Bakerv A gift that anyone will appreciate ; deeper meaning associated with toe Chrislmsrtreef"afe-ay-eM-as-- ~ „ . - •. * an English crusader who happened three plants"we <5tHnIrfly "useTfoT a hall dozen or to of your Mr. Ntiwedd—"I tU-^at you un- Chriitmas itself, if the story which , Christmas decorations, an authority fKttiest and most delicious ones, upon a group of Teutons worship- Specials derstood that »a> has come dow? to us from the first writes. The holly has prickles and lit gay bows of red ribbon around promise."—Kxvhun ing a mighty oak in honor of Thor, Yuletide is true. GARDEN - - • ;#• tops," and put them in a wicker their thunder god. Winifred stopped red berries. By the pricWes we* The kfend relates that after the confess the bitter life of Jesus on container. Then tie another bow on Ted—"I told tu-r..:Lu: each hour them from sacrificing a young boy Fruit Stolens for Christmas and New \'cai-'s Three Wise Men and the shepherds to appease Thor's "anger," then earth. His watchings. His fastings, ttts bundle WfMfr Josert A card. • I spent with her BUS like a pearl who had heard the angels sing MINCE AND PUMPKIN PIES to me." with his great sword felled the oak His weariness, His crown of thorns. STATE Ned— Did that impress herf "Peace on earth wd good will to with one stroke. In its place there j By the berries we confess that He OLD ENGLISH FRUIT CAKE Tfed—"No. she told me to quit men" had worshiped Mary's babe, suddenly appeared a young flr with shed His blood for sinners. BUY IN SUMMIT. trees began coming to Bethlehem COOKIE ASSORTMENT stringing her."—Capper's Weekly. a star twinkling on its top branch. The yew has little outside bark, to worship the GROCERY Cinuuuion Stars, Fruit Killed Mucaroow. Now Year's ( a!ai "Here," said the Christian knight, but only a small rin^ to teach us Holy Child; trees (leiniiui, and French Butter Cookies. French uiwl Plain Mi(la; "is the living tree. This shall be not to make a great outside show of from all parts of religion; it is a lasting timber, sug- roons, Spiiugeiies, Anise Drops, Pfeffernuse, Lefakuchen Santa the sign of your new worship. Carry Claus, Speculatiur, etc. the world. gesting the soundness of a Chris- First came the this fir tree into your home and worship it there." tian; it has many branches, mean* native palms ing plentifu^ess in good works; and TROST'S BAKE SHOP from around Origin of Tree. Some historians say the Christ' it is always green and prospering, 427 Springfield Ave. Tel. 6-0014 Summit, N. j Quality Bethlehem, then even as the Christian should always MdCENNA camethemaples, mas tree originated in Alsace in 1605 when the people brought flr grow and thrive in grace. oaks, birches and hemlocks. At last The laurel has the significance of there crept In a tiny fir free from 1 trees to their homes and decorated Proprietor victory. Jesus came into the world the frozen North. It was so small and j them with paper roses, apples and Service« Courtesy to loose the bands of sin and to as- modest that none paid any attention j wafers. to it until suddenly a star dropped : America's first Christmas tree cend up into Heaven, leading captiv- f£om the skies and twinkled on a was setup in Wooster, Ohio, in 1843, ity captive. bough of the little tree, then anoth- i by August Imgard, a German immi- er and another, until the firtre e was grant The first lighted tftee in a Don't let up early in life or you CENTRAL MARKET, Inc. spangled with celestial lights. church was at a Cleveland Lutheran won't he iu a position to let down j Also Full Line of IHKJ Sl'KLNUFlKLH AVE. St M.H1T, \. fi Decoration Idea is Old. church in 1848. later in life.—Exchange. I ManyTOore stories are told about SWEET KLEEN LAUNDRY, Inc. the Christmas tree. The idea of decorating trees for festivals is very BUY IN SUMMIT. FBEE PARKING PLACE 15.17 INDl STUIAL PLACE SrMTflT, S. J. Fruits And ffil Tel«ithou« Summit 6-1.11 The City of Summit has al- Vegetables = Fancy Groceries -- Fruits lotted the ground between the Y. M. C. A. and tho Public Li- Vegetables Prime Meats = Poultry -• Sea Food A Smart Idea THE GIFT OF GIVING j brary for the parking of rehl- ! cles—free of charge. The area i& fenced and has Birds Eye Food || WITH MANY ANSWERS five driveways and "will accom- „„„,,.,,.£, mi united in rings, broodies, modate we surmise, 200 automo- We will carra y a full line of Christmas Trees and Wreaths. S biles. • • . . «•• .1 •« Greeting and All Good Wishes DIAMONDS^- w:,u-lu.-s.'braci-Iets. If the Business Men of Sum- 779 Springfield Avc. WATCHES men..'vvoiiii'ii and tlic younger ones. mit will kindly notify their em- Tel. Su. «. *\. •,. • For a Joyful, Colorful ,. , ployees to this effect, the park- SILVERWARE— St.riinK ,.r Silverplate. ing situation will be helped a Phone Summit 6-0024 great deal. 1/CMClMrTAM '^;i'|l<; Service that neither Remember the place, Maple Holi-day M2N3lllUlUW—j;tains llul- tarnislies. street, next to the Y. M. C. A. Parking free to all. in a gay evening gown SHEAFFER'S— Desk Sets, Pen and Pencils. CLOCKS— Scth Tliumas, mantle and buudoir. and wrap from The Largest and Most Complete Stock of APGAR'S THE SHOP MODERNf I 25 Beechwood Road Summit, N. J. SEA SON'S CHRISTMAS GOODS in Summit at Popular Prices SflO SI'RINGFIKLD AVtM E J| G'FTS GREETINGS t"ha ^ ^ive ... y Wearing Apparel and Shoes TEL. SI'. U SHOUT. X. 4. H greater for the Entire Family. / - deliqhr from Furniture — Novelty Furniture /- Beds — ftRENNAN'S Mattresses— Rugs — Lamps, etc. Do Your Christmas Shopping at Kern's Millinery DAIRY NEW Mantel's Department Store jj 31-S« Muplc Streot Summit, .V. J. " NAIL POLISHES FARM We cordially invite you to Dresses come in and see our fine se- 75c lection of Christmas gifts.

422 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. LOUIS SHERRY ice cream Milk and Cream David J. Flood and chocolates on hand at all times for your holiday entertaining. ELECTRICAL GIFT^S FOR For a Cheerful, Merry Christmas Shop at Rogers' Pharmacy Brennan's Milk Has No There's a nevt ionn'J.a which 1 CHAS. L. IIOIIX, Prop. Equal THE HOME makes them mare becr^fsj, JACOBS MARKET Npriiiiri'U'M Avenue, cor. mor» highly resistant So ll(MClnv(M)(l Jtoari f Our Thanksgiving Turkeys were the talk of Summit, SUMMIT, >EW JESSEY chipping and crackirg. Duirj, DiWslon A»o Summit RADIOS and brought us many new customers. Let us select n There's o new pnse—75c. your Christmas Tree, and be sure to get the best. Also There's a Matching M:-,laijre let us take care qf your table needs and save yourself SAVE »,:/, SAFETY I\ «vBox 42 Su. 6-1113 361 Springfield Avenue Telephone Summit 6-3361 Lipstick included, for a H'rvted, time and money. DRUG STORE time, so that you reoy maich your tips and fmg'erJps 1f« "Order Your Christinas Turkey Now" Elizabeth Arden way. FREE and Prompt Delivery Service HKIJI AVE. SI UNIT, X. J. Telephone Summit 6-4500-4501 Gifts Men Appreciate A BOON IO WINTER -P_ARCHED SKIN 1 Summit Auto Sales, Inc. 517-23 SPRINGFIELD AVE. You may choose your gifts from this store with a serene sense

Bath Bounty. .. a t>ig, licaulitul box of security, for everything has been picked for its fitness according of Dusting Powder and a bottle of ORANGE SKIN CREAM to masculine standards of fashion and quality. The styles arc delicate Flower Mist $2.25 5 authentic ... the values excellent. Added to this is our desire to Bathodome S^t ... a chubby, fra- serve you carefully, courteously and completely. The right size, the (jrant Bathodome Soap sits on top This wonde^f-j' c^c-,£•?' »5 ol a pink and whito box of Elizabeth ejjential niis. Use r^.*:";^ av p ci right color, the right pattern—call on us to help you with these im- Arden Dusting Powder .... $2.00 your Eliiabeih Arden riftrol. portant details, for we want you to know that you may choose any Ardena Cleonjlng Cream . . *1 to !6 Balh Set... Delicate Dusting Powder gift here and be certain it will meet with the recipient's full favor. Ardena Skin lo'icn ..... tl lo 515 1 and sparkling Flbwer Mist for aftor- Ardena Velva Cream . . . . J! lo '6 bath friction . $2.00 Ardana Orange Skin Cream . H lo 18 KXOI.USIVE AGKNT FORD - MERCURY - LINCOLN Sales and Service SUPERBA AND CHENEY CRAVATS # KNOX HATS \ USED CARS INTERWOVEN HOSIERY •' MANSCO UNDERWEAR i ALLIGATOR RAINCOATS • 1VIARK CROSS GLOVES I Compare our cars—compare our prices. Our $23,000 MANHATTAN AND ARROW SHIRTS j stock of used cars must' be greatly reduced — and right j away. HART. SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES RATE j Frankly we're swamped with used cars as a result of . i ,...jt.ii ,• I heavy sales of 1941 Fords, Mercurys and Lincolns. So we , have cut the price of each and every used car in our stock. j Result: Cool savings for you of $40.00 to $150.00 on the majority of our cars. Written mechanical guarantee. I^ELGUNN'S MEN'S SHOP Never Undersold SUMMIT \ A wonderful opportunity that you can't afford to miss, NEW JERSEY 430 Springfield Ave. Summit. N. J. • because it may never happen again. FIJEE DELIVERY TEL. SU. 6-3091 i. i£lJ3, 194Q

JRIDAY, DEC. .13,-1940 THE/SUMMIlE/SU] T HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. PAGE THREE tkery The chapter was organized on...^•M^JJ^e^^OUa^^D^^BacheJer, jl!i:)G-r.»38, and Mrs. Keckler, 1938- and heads tlit* list In numbers. ', Mrs. George W. Wattjrhouse, vice power. Keller, will preside. Deeeniber 7Tl!»22." by llrV.'Ilarry X :Mrs. l^ouis K. Stulil. .Mrs. Albert E. i m j"" " ~~ TTlit-se twelve fiuve been t-iirolled; :regent am! chairman of programT" IKAC9S FltE CUWBR Marshall, organizing regent, Mrs. ! Jackson, Miss Mabel Uicjmk,' Mrs, j One of the chapter's first project*, (Mrs. Gilbert Bureiibors of 77 Divi- said that since summer 150 articles. NHOKT HILLS ClIAl'TKK of music, lias arranged a Ctirwtu;ad Bert A.. Underwood, Mrs. Malcolm Arthur H. Hitlmiiui. Mis/Jean Cov- land maintained to the present, has Hlon avenue, Mrs._l>or«jllj.y Bird and had been, knitted- for war relief, j musical program. Beacon Fife Chapter of the Mcltougall, Mrs. I. l:. Kdgar, Miss ert and Mrs. 0. C. Cii>sou. I.MIss Lillian llird of l!i Ashland She then introduced the miest solo-! The Short HUM Chapter, D.A.R , At this meeting all members hava Year's been the establishment of a seol- 'road. Mrs. James S. Cawley of 41 baughtera o* the American Revolu- Lllllun J. .Moore, Mrs. Miles 8. Duriuis its urbanisation, 2iplit of Maple wood. Co- the Short Hilla chapter glvei dirt Keckl^f 1» regent, celebrated Its regencies of M^. Joseph K. I'ryor, have been ni«ht school for foreign- E ilghteenth birthday on Thursday in jCraue, Mrs. Cluumlng H. Dooley, way, Mrs. I^tekwood Dorrance of 'ihe t;uest speaker was Major If hostesscg will be Mrs. Wilton J •-very year. • This project In being ]!»26-l!t:!!i, y/s. Komeo T. Betts, born and clubs for Junior American Murray Hill, MIBS Uuth Kiidie of ll p home of Mrs. Howard B. Bishop Mrs. Kail Dean, Mrs. John K. L. Copsey, aviator, who spoke on Hitllock and Mrs. Lloyd ClarktUHi. |,takeu,,,n. car..<••*e> o^f, b-Jy Mro•»•<>•. •*»Harol. d U. Minor. Mr*. Thomas |_ Smith. Mrs. ]!t2!l-l!i:j2, ,4lra. lilt-hard U Corby, citizens. lllailibum road. Miss Harold S. Hie value and possibilities, of air The re gen I, Mrs. Alexander W. | Wallate and lier cotsmlttee. ""'* <';.i,os' t 33 Prospect Hill avenue whtf is 1 : In the NeWH letter of the State Ine of the charter members. Ilk-hard I,. Corhy, Mis. John 1). l!i:J2-l!K!& .' .Mix. fhaunlng Dooley, Lull of 5 Itohiu Mood road, Mrs. '"in Mn,:i. 1JI35-ljjtjo, Mrs, KuKt'iie ('. .Meyer, K«Ktnt, Mrs, J. Wurren Perkins of Thomas Miller of 127 Maple street, L'lien Santa i:ast Orange, Beacoy Fire Chapter, Mrs. A. C.Olsen of 2»> Hickory is listed as one of futir ihapteiH, dri\e, Mrs. P. M. Votaw of Murray .IC««?CtStC?C^!Cl^5Ct©©€^^ 'there being eighty chapters In the Hill iii»4 Miss, Mildred Waterhouse State, having a net Kuin of five or of L'5 1'tuwthorne place. more members Hinee March 1, 1940, 1 The anniversary of chapter or- ganization was celebrated by honor- To Make Your Christinas Shopping ( LKAN SIDEWALKS OF ing Mrs. William A. Becker, honor- Enjoy Christmas Shopping*At

..•/ 'S-SOW WITH IK TES ary president general of the Na- Convenient and Safe / HOI IIS, OK ELSE- tional Society. Mrs. Becker, in her New greetiiiK, spoke of the highlights of An added responsibility of •the fiftieth anniversary of the-Na- property owners for the next tional Society which was celebrated Open a Checking Account Today at few months will be to clean I in Washington on October loth and 1941 PHILCO .sidewalks* pertaining thereto of 11th. Also she told of the interest snow within 10 houra after the snowfall has ceased, is the sug- ,bring shown in "teaching youth gestion kindly offered today i what democracy really means." The First National Bank and Trust Company by Chief of Police Michael J. jShe said, "The decision of the fu- "The Friendly Store' "Tfansitone Finneran. "Not only is this ture, will he. made by youth. We action impelled by a elty or- ; should teach them what it means " dinanoe," comments the chief, to live in America. If America is Cor. Maple Street and/Springfield Avenue "but it is an action impelled by •to continue, Youth should know the every reasonable consideration ethical values which stand for Two Spacious Floors Filled Gome Often and Enjoy the for the safety of .pedestrians. i democracy-." •*• Member of Federal/Deposit Insurance Corp. During previous winters, warn- I. Mrs. Becker further appealed to with Attractive Gifts for Pleasant Atmosphere of Sum- ings have been issued to prop- {members to become Interested in erty owners to clear sidewalks | the needs of the boys at Forl Dix . of snow and in many instances • and told of opportunities for con- Every Member of the Family mit's Popular Department such suggestions' were not act- I crete service. ed upon. Therefore, this? year and the Home. Store. more drastic action will have ; to follow, necessitating the is- Superb new cabinet. Walnut front suance of summonses answer- Betlilehem Unchanged able only in police court." -1211-^.3.1 • PIN MONEY SHOP and back; looks well in ipy po- In Twenty Centuries sition! AC-DC Superheterodyne Bethlehem, "royal David's DISTINCTIVE TOGGERY FOR INEN / Christmas Gifts Galore Circuit. 5. tubes, including Beitn city," is still a city set on a hill. Power Output tube. Built-in i It is about six miles from Jeru- l Dressy Leather Belts, Glassware, Brass, Copper and Ivoop Aeiial, High-Output Speak- salem. er. Just plug in uiiJ play. Under- It is a city of flat-root homes Aluminum, Hostess Serving Trays, writeri' Approval. Cume in—see which look cozy enough, and its We (Jive Auto Contest Coupons Lacross Prom Trotters ^ tbismodel Fi'4 I, narrow streets have an air of friendliness. Old Fashion Costume Jewelry More Christians live in Bethle- Other Models — *9*! up hem than in any other town in Luncheon Cloths Palestine. On its hillsides you Cocktail Aprons may still see shepherds with their CARROLL'S DEPT. STORE Home Furniture Co. Bissell's Carpet Sweepers flocks, while blinking overhead Phone Summit 6-3976 Many others, all with a personal touch. 16 ISm-lmood Itoad Summit, \. .1. Case & Sons are the everlasting stars. 435-437 Springfield Ave. Open every cvcniiiK until !l o'clock' Come ye and see! "Razor Steel" Cutlery I1UDCKT ACCOUNTS WKLCOMK ! BUY IN SUMMIT. s^^^^s-^^^ ONE WOODLAND AVENUE Eve read >r Flashlights teds Flexible Flyer Sleds Detecto Scales

Roller Skates i :/ ' Pyrex Ware HAMILTON Wearever Aluminum

\ - • Enameled Step-on Cans mit, .V. J. Canister Sets, Bread Boxes ELGIN Stanley Tools ••..-, Disston Saws to women who have longed for a gooc^i-looking shoe and Electric Heaters that is good to the feet... to discover joyous comfort Electric Irons in beautiful Red Cross Shoes. FOR BABY Electric Chimes Bright Colored Rails Musical Push Toys SWISS Come in during Red Cross Sho© Cuddly Animals Demonstration We«k, October 7 to 12 Soft Dolls Wooden Beads Maple Hardware Pedal Cars WATCHES Hammer Boards NEE DELL SHOE STORES Blocks Also Watch Accessories Company 3H.- SHtlXiFlKLO AVE. SFJIMIT, !*. Toy Telephones VAHSITY ( Rocking Chair Swings From Age 5 to 10 395 Springfield Ave. Also Walk-Over Shoes for Men and Toy L'arpet Sweepers Modeling Clay Summit, N. J. t Buster Brown Shoes for Children Laundry Sets Picture Pozzies Blackboards Scooters (Jive a Westclox Velocipedes Dominoes Typewriters or G. E. Electric Table Tennis Chinese Checkers Clock for Xmas. Watches From 10 Years Up Wagons Robed Van G. Da\ies Bicycles Games from 25c up 4 Beechwopd Road Roller Skates Weaving Looms Summit, N. J. Electric Trains Paint Sets Books Sewing Machines Chemistry Sets Tool Chests Airplane Sets Metal Casting THIS CHRISTMAS Full Line of Cameras Wood Burning Sets Baseball Equipment For those of whom you are especially fond— FOR ADULTS VOUK rAVORITI MRfUMId IAU if COiOONf GIVE a Custom Mrr'.e IN AN IXCITINOLV HIM CONMIHII Ice Skates Skiis and Accessories CHILTON PEN YOU'LL ADORE this thrilling Cofogfar-lat bdy .. * Iloxing Gloves Shot Guns and Rifles SCARLETT ... in gold plastic. Shell lake the pfocc of (iolf Chihs and Balls honor on your dressing table. SCARLETT reciprocates Fishing Tackle by holding your favorite scented -Eau de Cologne, TenniB Racquets and Balls Archery Sets Pinaud'i SCARLETT . . '. ., k>J bottle 49c Pins-Pong Choose from these 'Penonality* fragrancei: Flash Lights B1TTERSVIET. . delicate . .. bewitchina . .. FLIRT. . . exotic .. . dellfhtfuUv dariaa Soft Ball Equipment Complete Line of Foot, Soccer, Volley and Fee/ gay and carefree Tobacco and Cigars Basfcet Halls with j* 2 We carry a full lino of perfume— seta of And many other gifts too numerous to mention, all kinds at lowest prices in makes as listed for every member of the family. » EAU PARFUMiE helow: The gayest,newest luxury! A few Yardley — Evening in Paris —- Coty's Order Your Bicycle drops in your bath will brush 20% OFF Now! away the cobwebs of fatigue —Chanel — Gurlains — Carans — Cor- ! A small deposit will hold any and leave you feeling delight- y Set for on all Football, Baseball , mo,l0, UI)U| Christinas. fully refreshed Use if as a body days — H. H. Ayers — Dubarry — Ru- Glazo Manicuring Set Goods and Fishing Hods iver-Johnson - Hercules spray or rub—the fragrance Gentlemen. benstein's — Elizabeth Arden — Lircian $2.50 value for Complete line men's IdeaIdll clings for hours. and Reels on hand. sets MAIS OUI EAU PABfUMfo $125 Le Long — Richard Hudnut — Lentheric $1.19 39c up f — Prince Matchabelli — All Spice and AliO:MaiiOulPerfume,$1.25to$10.00 Complete Line of Full display of pens, pen- —Talcum, 75c—Bath Powder, $1.25— many others. We reserve the right to limit quantities cils, and sets at , Face Powder, $1.00— Rouge ond Lip- Evening in Paris Frank A. Wahl D. Feibush, Inc., stick, 75c each. 345 Springfield Ave., Summit, New Jersey. The Sport Shop of Summit COSMETICS, SUNDRIES AVE. TEL. THE CHILTON PEN CO., PATENT MEDICINES J355 Springfield Ave. Tel. 6-0350 Summit, N. J.| Charline's Cut Rate ••vX •••>» v» g Open Evenings Unfit Christmas g, Inc. SUMMIT, N. J.

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•II 7 iliiihiiii II i ' FW0AY, DEC mmt&tm 13,1948 "Tfce ctnaibal king of the u IE. Deuike, secretary. Prominent An Illinois goldea wedding decided to save it for Ui«lr 4i»moa4 An exchange declares it's better duty." We represent the fereatest of Mrs. Bouncer. jubllie twenty-lire years hence. for your wife to find a letter la bat M«ur» the world that hf^' Quartet WelJ Keceh «l \ among those in attendance were couple have a fifty-year-old piece fives up th» babit of ^•••- ^ moral force and the greatest might! Mayor Guldo P. Forst«r and farther That is taking an awful chance your pocket yoa forgot to mall, Startling Lemuel Skidmore. Harry Kiliu- of fruit cake which was given them as it will probably come under the than one you forgot to burn.—Lioa boys." Youth, it extaut on the earth." | Mayors Oliver B. Merrill and E4- longer be served.- w inster, Jack Clark and Hoy Dyke- waird B. Twoiubly. oa their wedding day. They have hoarding act before then. Record. "Box Md l'ox t omedj I'IMIM* I man received a "bi« hand" fur their Warfacjs Given An added attraction <>n the l»r(>-; remlilioti of many' otmipuH favor- pram was ihe preseiii.i.tion by a The story is told that a lady'told ius, speciuIiziitK in those most her husband that the couple next group of rhiyhou.it: intHilnrs of familiar to Rutgers*, Princeton and University Group that old comedy" favorite, of '"Box door were very devoted, as lie YaU» men. ' 24 Beefhwood Road '• «*.917. and Cox," Pn-4 Zoriari played the As far as members go, Aniherst kissed her every time they met, (Continued from Page One) part of Cox, Krie Davtes. the part •was probably best represented. and added, "Why don't you do that?" Her husband replied: "I i "I am confident America will do its of Box, and Bill Campbell, the part Master of ceremonies wa's Henry B. Twoiubly. president. Arrange don't know her well enough, yet,"] HOWELL BROS ntouts were helped along by Robert —Exchange. Citizens Trust Company 1 EVERY of Summit, New Jersey OUR DEMOCRACY DESCRIPTION KEEPING AMERICA WELL Original Art Sketches for All Printing Purposes REED AND GOROAS OUT yELLOW FEVER. We Design New & Modern Store Fronts Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ,: Member Summit Clearing House Association Silk Screen Poster Display Specialists MALLPOX KlUCDOfc MARRED BV HI, j, THOUSANDS TILL The gift that will bring a lifetime of happy usefulness— |! THE MMILY 0OCTOR, Telephone Summit 6-210O JAMES MacDOUGALi & SONS HUMAN KMEFACTOK, E. L. Fitterer Floor Coverings the one gift that says, "I love you"—is the gift of fine 1 j * 20 Beefhwood Hood. gWBaft jewelry. Select it from our ample stocks. |! CANOE BROOK FARMS .' Producers and Retailers FLOOR and WALL LINOLEUMS Watches from $8.50 COUNTER TOPS Clocks from $1,25 . ASPHALT and RUBBER TILE GRADE CHAMBERS GAS RANGES Silverware KSAT FOUNDATIONS. Raw and Pasteurized BROADLOOM CARPET and RUGS FINDING CAUSIS AND CURBS. CHENILE BATH R0GS, ETC., ETC MILK AND CREAM m Birth Stone Rings from $4.00 Visitors Cordially Welcomed to inspect our plant. 16% REDUCTIONS ON ALL PURCHASES m (excepting Chambers Gas Ranges) Dresser and Military Sets SUMMIT, N. J. WITH RETURN OF THIS AD

is: IPE INSURANCE MEDICAL I Ronson Lighters and Cigarette Cases from $2.95 -_ , 1 _ . 1 EXAMINATIONS AND I Lockets, Crosses and Bracelets STATISTICS, HELPIN6 MUVENTIVB, M£OiCtN£ J. W. BROWN J. Hahn's Market

>AN EXAMINATION By A DOCTOR. CATCHES IN TIME MAUY A ' Electrical Contractor and Dealer Choice Meats and Poultry HIDDEN AILMENT AND MANV A DEFECT. Mazda Lamps and Appliances Fancy Fruits and Vegetables E L. ROSENSTEIN t — 4H) Springfield Avc Summit, N. J. FREE DELIVERY . • ! ;*v THE 3 BEECHWOOD ROAD SUMMIT, N. J. \ i i * -; FOR A LITTLE YARN Telephone Summit 6-0464 47 Maple St., Summit, N. J. Phone 6-2828 or 6-2829 fc •L ~" "*" i in I '. i SHOP GIFTS BY Instructions Given J?$LENA RUBINSTEIN Walter's Bargain Store BROADLOOM CARPETS

v -I 424 Springfield Avc. Phone'6-3336 Summit, N. J. 43 MAPLE STREET ORIENTAL RUGS Summit, N. j. Persian Rug Company Sells the Best for less in Mens and Boys Wear Rugs Washed, Repaired, Stored SPECIAL 364 Springfield Ave.. Summit Su. APPLE BLOSSOty GIFTS

'*•: • BY'HELENA RUBINSTBIN Fragrant Bath Luxuries for a Lovely Lady! * • » » » ••»•»-»• •Aplilo IllosHom ('olugne with atomizer, a liij: box of Body Powder NEWS In the romantic fraRrimco, und a cake «>[ the sweetly Hconted Apple IHos^oin Compluxiou and llath Soa|>. $2.75. FLASH WHEELS For Style & Quality shop fit kit Alined—Balanced—Straightened I lavu you heard that after months of construction Ropt's Men's and Boys' Jeanette's Dress Shoppe Shop now offers to the people of Sum- Summit Forge & Machine Works f ragrunt Farorltes A||»l« Snn>riso (ilft— Dresses For All Occasions- Blosxoni Cologne und ltody "KPJN (<> Beiiuly"! in it and vicinity an increase of 1,675 JPowdPrJ The COIORUO, In a Throe little lipptleltH in rcd- 320 Broad Street Tel. 6-4029 Summit N. J. graceful pink-topped bottlo, wliitf-iitul-l)hu< t-ancH, Htrung square feet of selling space, in their, Street, Aflernoon and Evening Wear JiaH itH own atoniiziT ami I ho on a kcy-riiiK with a polinhed "The most complete automotive repair plant JBody Powder comes in a bis minor-disc. The lipstickH— new downstairs shop. ^lowered box witli a luxuri- three lovely nhades for every in this area." ous puff. In a special Chriut- occasion: Hed Coral, Sport- IS Maple Sltwt, Summit a box. P2.2r>. ing I'lnk, and thu dramatic As usual a complete variety of SU. 6-27W Without atomizer, $iM. Hod Velvet. . %\M. A(iK\"T branded merchandise is on display and may we say, you will be able to sbopv in comfort at your leisure. Wfc invite your inspection. Our A Christmas Gift of PARK SERVICE STATION stores will remain open evenings start- Joseph A. Panella, Mgr. ing Friday, Dec. 13th, until Christmas. Fifty - two i Holidays Why not ask Santa for a practical gift that will be Gas « (Ml « Tubes •• Accessories appreciated the year round? Battery Sales and Service Root's Dep't Store Goodrich Tires—wholesale and retail Just Phone Summit 6-1000 i HiMtiMinnu. AVK. I MEN'S AM) BOYS' STORK Gulf Products l'hnnn 8.43S0 | ror# MBp,e bu .fel.8U.MSM Never Undersold SUMMIT, K . . JT. Corby's Enterprise Laundry, Inc. turner »f Summit At«tm« and Broad Street SPRINGFIELD AVE. 27-31 Summit Avenue Summit, New Jersey Teh>pb«M Summit 6.1415 BEE DELIVERY No charge for call and delivery service UDAY, DEC. 13, 1940 THE SUMMIT HERALD AM0 StJliMIT KECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. PAGE FIVE Nativity Hay By '• Whea Pere N»el Comet to Franc t No *Merry Christmas* Christmas' is located ia Florida. A French Christmas is a chil- Duncan Players Kentucky. Main* asd Arcana. All dren's Christmas. The French Santa, In English, Monastery The Duncun School, aider toe are small tares. BtiS orat« and • beautiful presenta- ^ Ms. tluufc Me- tion of Jim traditional miracle pray. at 12 o'clock they will attend Mass. then retire to their cubicles for sleep Mm. bourse Uoucher, who will be GANDY - FAVORS cttUi(| cSotkw tot a or meditation till 4 a. to., when in charge of the singers, has llvwl Sears, Roebuck and Co. niHiiy yeara in England; Blie tlicy will rise and jpin in the chant- brings to the production many de- NOVELTIES ing of lauds and matins. Presuma- 354 Springfield Avc. lightful tuiiCB fronluhe riches of Summit, N.' J. bly the vow of" silence holds good KngllBh nmUrlgala aud Christmas FANCY ICE CREAM only for conversation. enrols. MIBS Mury Shaniliaufth. Christmas breakfast will consist who will hv at the piano, will ac- Before purchasing your candy for Christmas, Unlrr. n|nckew Jersey, Millinery Hair Brushes. Telephont Summit' 6-0209 Gaston i]« PnriH Hosiery Cosmetics. Alterations Without Charge Jeanne Beauty Shoppe " \ • 342 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. 16 Maple Htreet Summit, >'. i. CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 for $1.00 - 25 for SI,00 20 for $1.00 BE1TK DAVIS including envelopes ahdl.name imprinted on cards. A. TEDESCO Laurence A. Jones We also carry the complete line of LADIES' and MEN'S TAILOR and FURRIER higher priced cards. ill \\\\ General Electric Home Wiring 11 MAPLE STJtEET Coming Wednesday, December 18 Fixtures = Appliances COMMUNITY PRESS Cleaning and Dyeing Repairing and Pressing \ Robt. Taylor, Nortna Shearer in "ESCAPE" Electrical Contracting and Repairs Telephone Summit 6-1471 478 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. J.

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Open Evenings Until SCREEN TALLY-HO , JOSEPH ZEIGNER, Inc. c-Kfi, BANK KITE Christmas 472 Springfield Ave. Tcl.Su. 6-0039 Summit, N. J. Custom Built Furniture MONDAY and, Everybody Plays THURSDAY NITES SAT. NITE 8:45 FRIDAY, DEC, l3> THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. 1940 PAGE SIX ---—•—™--—""^MMMMI^"M'I'IM"|>|>— Auxiliary now strengthens the ! women in support of adequate na- peace is not so apparent to every- AMEKKAX LE«ION Felicia 2aremba, national defense> «n throughout the cdiintry are now Auxiliary's voice as it callg for na- German Priest, Sehoolmastef, Wrote *Silent Ni»lJ I In spite of Ut< Uional defense, saying: one. Will our defense efforts be , tht favorite irXlLIARY 50TES. chairman of Summit I'lnt o( the: tmrulling in the Auxiliary because permitted to slacken? Will we again jtional security in the present and Ip lather tor the "The nation is now awake to the Christmas carol, was written Mohr, bom in Baltburg, Au«,^ American Legion Auxiliary, to de- ithat is the place where they can listen to pacifist propaganda com- the future." ns -necessity for armed defenses strong 1792. He was ordains . ^ Ights, there tttl! "EDltBtment (or patriotic scrv- .scrilte esiroHnunt in the Auxiliary i enlist for patriotic service", she ing from foreign sources and re- by a German country priest and nil 1793. He was ordained a enough to guarantee our peace aad friend, the schoolmaster of a neigh- 1819, snd when ha wrote far 1941. said. duce our national defense to a point NEW JKRHEY WELLKMLKY CM'R security. Years of effort by the boring village, tor a Christmas now w«i axlstant at Laufen, on That is the tfrni used by Mrs.! "Hundreds of thousands of woni-' Pointing to the many fields of ac- Legion and enough to guarantee where we would be eaay prey for a ,the^ tivity In which the women of the surprise aggTessor? American wo- i The December meeting of the a century gone. After its first use si,* ntar Saliburg. Later he i our peace and security. Years of ef- (New Jersey WellesUsy Club will be Nt Auxiliary serve for the country, fort by the Legion and Auxiliary, i men have a responsibility in seeing In 1818, in a little Austrian town, it pastorate* in various other Mrs. Zaremba declared that every that the defenses of their country |he|d on Friday afternoon, Decem- gradually made friends until it and died in 1849. and calamitous was raging both to; ber 20th, at the home of Mrs. Rus- woman eligible wliould be in the or- i the euat and west of us were neces-! and homes are strengthened to came to be known in all Germany The schoclmasler of \ ganization t'lilH year Riving her ac- meet the present emergency with sell V. Adams in Maptewood. A wry to bring that awakening. Now j ! Christmas party is being planned and, in translation, in many other near Laulen. who wrote thelZ?! tive Hiippori to iis effortH to make i the United States is arming with j all possible speed, and that they are countries, observes a writer in the oi this and also of a numberill WONDER'S CHRISTMAS America secure. She stressed the maintained at a high point of effi- j by the program chairman, Mrs. •«reat vigo*. j Cleveland Plain Dealer. ies»e* known hymns, wa» p *| Importance of continued activity by 1 ciency against future dangers. Thoraaa D. Tyne of Orange, and I "But suppoae the war situation "Every woman who enrolls in the TZE living pictures will be pre- Tbe author of the verses of "State Grub«r, bom in Hochburg ^ CARNIVAL SALE i changes so that the threat tp'duri Merited under the direction of Miss ; Chatham. There will i , y . . Shopping at Wonder's will save you money on a S( Kstelle Kdelmann or Montclalr, an- pianos played I* Mm. H;nv ,.y C| Xrnas Gifts for the entire family. stated by .Mrs. Job H. Lipplncott of and MrH. Alan Kemp. " MeiTs Silk Lined Ties 23c Exclusive Fashions Ladies' Crepe Silk Slips 5fe I Pre-Ghristmas GOOD -LOOKING GLASSES Boys' Flannel Plaid Shirts 50c SHOES for PERFECTLY FITTED WONDER DEPT. STORE Children !' SALE Headquarters For i TAYLOR INSTRUMENTS MAYBE you have no trouble From Infancy to 14 Years "King of Low Prices" ! Group of with your feet. But remember* Bausch and Lomb Binoculars 429 Springfield Avenue opposite Walter's Market practically all foot trouble comes GIFTS LAYETTES Field Glasses — Microscopes from misfitted •hoes. And It Dresses .... $4.95=8.95 We Invite Your Inspection only takes one paif of mis-fitted j Formerly .... 7.95-13.50 shoes to start the trouble. The Juvenile Shop Have youi next ihoea fitted by Hals...... $1.25 2.95 X-Ray. It*t the only way you "Fashions for Children" Reinhart's Market can be absolutely aure you're do* Formerly .... 1.95-4.95 log right by four feet... and it 378 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. Rib Roast ^ . ; lb.29c doesn't cost you a cent Come La Coats .... $.0.95-18.00 541 Main Street 344 SprlngfUld sod let ua demonstrate Eut Orange, N.). Summit, N. J. Legs of Lamb Ib. 25c Formerly ... 16.50-29.50 •HAMOt MOW MIMHIIMM Rumps of Veal...... Ib. 29c Sweet Juicy Oranges „ 20 for 25c I— Reversibles.S6.95dO.95 Juicy Grapefruit 6 for 19c STEPHENS - MILLER CO. Formerly. . . 10.95-16.50 Fresh Lima Beans 2 lbs. for 25c , 'BLUE' COAL Prem can 23c BOOKS, For Sale...For Rent Pard Dog Food 3 cans 25c FUEL OIL FREE DELIVERY CHRYSLER AIRTEMP Style Shoppe The Book You WanV- Ui Springfield Am T^L.Sn. «•*«;« fSiimmlf, X. J. .Afreney For OH. BURNERS 377 Springfield Avenue When You Want It Enna Jettick Shoes for Women SUMMIT, N. J. Dr. Posner Shoes for ELECTRIC FURNACEMAN Children and Boys COAL STOKERS Florsheim and Bostonians for Men THE BOOK SHOP See out the Old Summit Shoe Shop 414 Springfield \vr. STEPHENS - MILLER CO. 336 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUmmit 6-0936 Bring in the New YEAR 38 RUSSELL PLACE PHONE SUMMIT 6.0029

GIFTS GREETING CARDS FIN'B STATIONARY, and be assured of comfort and poise dressed in a well J>nnouncinq... cleaned and crisply pressed Gown, Tux, or Tails. if THE 0 Holiday NEW LIVINGSTON Y 99 B. L. SCHLOSSER CONSOLE L A "Tip Greetings Just the high quality fine T. IMO\ PLACE E piano you have been waiting j? Plion«. Summit G.*li2, 8-212S for—and at the price you 'S front Santa From want to pay. This new Piano KERRIGANS made by Weaver Craftsmen To SHOP EARLY AT DOYLE'S has big Piano tone and ag easy, restful touch that in- vites you to play to your Select your Christmas Gifts from our BILL Fine Shoe Repairing heart's content—It has every- ,•,1 LOTS GIVE a thing—Plus exclusive quality unlimited stock of and style good for a lifetime. FERGUSON CEDAR CHESTS $i:>x> to A Good and Conve- •f KODAK SIMMONS STITDIO COl'CHfiS 2450 to 50.95 SEE IT—PLAY IT—TODAY! BRANDT COFFEE TABLES ,rJ>r> to 24.75 358 Springfield Ave. Tel. 1738 for MSSELL CARPET SWEEPERS 2.1)5 to O5 nient Place To Eat $1 GIFTS SMOKADOR SMOKING STANDS 1.25 to 10.00

:!• STAKMORE BRIDGE SETS 15.95 to 35.00 with CHRISTMAS CANTERBURY MAGAZINE RACKS 2.50 to 7JiO SANDEL FLOOR LAMPS 3.75 to 14.75 "OOMPH!' OZITE RUG CUSHIONS T..75 to 13.75 $1.06 up PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS G.75 to 1.».-) to TURKEYS PIANO AT A SURPRIS- KARASON LIVING ROOM SUITES 49JiO to 165UM) INGLY LOW PRICE. SIMMONS BABY CRIBS 7.7.5 to 17.50 WM. 1NTXER MATTRESSES UM to 29M AND CHICKENS $239 MODERN BOOKCASES 0.75 to Roasted and Stuffed RILLO'S MARKET As mucli as IS months to pay. EBERT SECRETARIES AND DESKS 2t»J>» to S5.00 SI.EEPMASTER STUDIO COUCHES 23-W to 39.75 SOHMER GRAND PIANO SHIFMAN MATTRESSES 1».7."» to 39.50 Purveyors of Good Foods, Meats, Poultry Medium size. ELITE COFFEE TABLES 7.75 to 19.50 6 yrs old. Excellent condition. KERATOL COCKTAIL HASSOCKS I.2.". to 7J>0 Inc. Original Price $1,495 TOMLINSON CLUB CHAIRS 35.00 to 59.00 Fruits, Vegetables and Groceries 3«3 SPRINGFIELD AVE. OTHER SUGGESTIONS TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST fc Special $275 SUMMIT, N. J. utf j 97 PARK AVENUE SUMMIT, N. J. PHONOGRAPH RECORDS Victor Blue Bird SPECIAL FOR HOLIDAY BUYERS Phone SUmmit 6-1605 The only reliable house Columbia O.K. SOLID MAPLE LUXURIOUS COLONIAL for high grade candies, Decca 3-PIECE BOUCLE SOLID MAPLE Free Delivery 2-Pc. LIVING ROOM 5-PIKCE ice cream, water ices, A nnounchtg— > BED ROOM SUITE SUITE DINETTE SI'ITE A recent reduction on Victor Italian spumoni, nes- Red Seal and popular records ROASTED NUTS of almost 50' > . selrode puddings, indi- Almonds - Mixed - Cashew - Peanuts A large stock of HIGHEST QUALITY AND CONSTRUCTION GUARANTEED" vidual Christmas Victor red seal albums on hand. PECAN NUT MEATS 59c Ib. molds, etc. IMPORTANT SPACIOUS FLOORS, STOCKED WITH FURNITURE, CARPETS JOS. WALGUARNERY BEDDING, LAMPS AND FURNITURE NOVELTIES ICELAND SALT* HERRING _ 30% REDUCTION We have been serving 26 Beechwood Road on all radio - phonograph NEW F0UNDLA1ND LINOON the people of Summit combinations. Above $50. An KxyliiHive Line of CASH & CARRY SPECIAL for 21 years. Yes, we CAPE COD COOKS can furnish references New England Foods Plain Dresses and Suits beautifully cleaned and pressed | TOYS Olani imw ; of every description in bur new j RPYL from patrons who con- Welsh Rareblf (•lam llblli ; toy department. | Indian Puddinp; 59c tinuously deal with us, ('odflwli Pats EXPERT RADIO SERVICE i URNITUR Vitality C'orktnii and are pleased with ALL WORK TONE ON PREMISES j Work guaranteed for one year.' e of C/iarac/er" i our products and HILL CITY William D. Murphy W5 Siirlnglield Avo. (Npxt to Strand Theafiv) Sm.unit, N. j. service. ETcnInfrs Till (hrMmas 1>l«>i»hone Summit B-1510 I !t.*»l SprinKfleld AVP, Summit, N. J. DELICATESSEN , Tel. SI. G-OiCO i 2« MAIM.E STHKET Su. B4034 X. -'• >EC. 13, 1940 AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J. PAGE SEVEft Squad. The shooting is done in re- 2c. i3, I9MKDI& Women's Riffc |V(M'.tTIOYlL TRAINEE SEEDS himl, and j^Lve tht-ty lie- ii'' ,•- ,:7> l_£if. the car lays of four with, aa many apotters I ,., __ , i calling their shots. At this time we experience which wiil etubii' :ii. • ! ceed W.'O ounces* I State Eni|»li»juu'ttt Srrik* in employment office, to l>lace tatai ii. Put Proper Postage I — - •• . • would like to thank Chi?f Pinuerau Follow These Rules When Summit Issues (all j Letters may not be enclosed wCSb la spite of Ib9 cold and suowy for the use of his apotter Wednes- jobs in private industry. On Christmas Mail : ] T!u:ru:i, e Wouaeu's Klfle shooting and nlso spotting. None of day per week, for a pencil of ap- postage. These cards may bear a "Merry Christmas," with r.ient4y- PJJ °» the^| present time, for youtha between proximately 1_' weeks. Yi>uili> nil, simple inscription, which must not ing names, may be enclosed. Books the ages of 17 and 24 years to be be selected on ttte has is of i»h> ?-: uMi>. ry Christmas." fie sure the weight cents per pound. time, for the following groups. male and female, living iu M.uli- Fbr , Male—Operations of various * number i soh, Summit. SpritiKt'ield, Nt,'w , woodworking machine.*) « and also Providenci.1 Township ami Bor- machine shop practice! and opera- :hbu.rg in Christmas ough, *IJei:kel«-y Hei^lus. Cilleiti-. m\ tions of various machines. Stirling ami (.'hathain. l>ctwocii tit > ; Female—Sewing projects. ages of 17 and 2t years, icui.-ur EASTERN FUEL COMPANY II also ),(, t«l The object of this training, Mr. at the Summit offiiv of ihc Now 233 Broad Street Summit, K. J Housecoats Hogiin pointed out, is to train Jersey State Kmpluyiniiif Scivic.-, 41 MAPLE STRKKT young women, between the ages of located at Springfield ami .Wood- 17 and 24 years, not attending land avenues. Summit, MOTOR STOKERS SI'MNIT, X. J. $5.95 5ES Phone Summit 6-0400 Christmas "Season's Greetings" OIL BURNERS For Practical Gift WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Suggestions IN ADDRESSING Christmas cards, this prefix is an unpardonable Suggestions— * many questions are bound to breach of courtesy. (iiw Her A. - GLENWOOD GAS RANGES. [Sunn Bush arise with regard to correct form. Do not address a divorcee by her The following tips on addressing maiden name, unless such name has • Reversible Coat $10.99 to $14.99 .i't i|i solve >onr Christmas (lilt I'lulii-'ja wi'Ii tlir )!•:; i Ankle Fashioned .Christmas cards will, therefore, be been established by legal procedure. oastiM, Irons. Zenith and WWilnnhoiiM1 uibio. .i!;d • welcomed by all who have cards to (Tweed---Plain—Plaid) Oxfords for Men send. John Robertson may be a busi- • Sports and Dress Coats $10.99 to $59.50 Itailios and Iteconl Chuiini-t••».• Christmas greeting cards fall into ness associate of yours, to whom two general classes, forrhal and in- you want to send a Christmas card, • Fur Jackets S29.95 up )aniel Green Footwear formal. If you use printed or en- but you do not know his wife. What graved cards for formal use, the shall you do in a case of this kind? • Dresses -- Silks == Wools $3.99 to $14.95 . title Miss, Mr., or Mr. • and Mrs. It is quite proper to send your card In All Sizes: !i to 15, 1^ to 20, :>8 to IS. [Women's Oxfords and should preferably appear above the to Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson, al- though, on tbe other hand, it is • Evening Gowns $7,98 to SI4,98 greeting. For instance: Mr. and SWEATERS — SKIRTS — HOSIERY Pumps Mrs. Frank Russell wish you a Mer- equally proper to send the card in Holiday Suggestion g ry Christmas," rather than "A Mer- his name only. It adds a little of $1.99 to $3.99 $1.99 to $3.99 69c to $1.95 ry Christmas from Mr. and Mrs. the personal touch to learn the home Solve your entertaining problem by using ro-Tek-Tiv Shoes for Chil- Frank Russell." address and send the card there, "TRY Spitzers FIRST- Opp. Wool worth's ^•en that give Perfect Bal- Whose name should come first, although. directing the card to a Uce. Come in and let us ex- the husband's or the wife's? Gen- business address is quite proper. ICE CUBES ^ erally, the husband's name comes Some question as to the proprie- These tasteless, cyrstal-clear cubes may be purchased ain how they differ from] first On informal cards, signed in ty of sending out Christmas cards may enter the minds of the family - :- pi during the holiday season, delivered, at the following ler children's sho^esas to Ink, it is quite proper to sign,' "Bill prices: Edna Lee Shop and Shirley," or Bill and Shirley in mourning. By the same token, pi and correct development Adams, depending, of course, upon some question may arise as to the 48 Cubes ISc 250 Cubes 50c the growing feet. 390 Springfield Ave. bow well you know the acquaintance. sending of Christmas cards to them. "HILLCREST" Summit, N. J. A married woman, whether her If the bereavement is very recent— husband is alive or not, should be within a month—it may be better for Beverly Road 96 Cubes ..25c 500 Cubes SI.GO addressed with "Mrs." prefixed to the family to omit Christmas cards. her husband's full name. Every And cards to be sent to the family Cassco Ice Service card sent out should bear a Mr., should be selected with considera- Smart new houses at prices to fit your T»'le|>hoN«- Mrs., or Miss prefix. Failure to. use ble care. if pocket-book. Let us show you our i Siiiniiiit S V^fpr I'L.tYIMi C.IRlKi ihi' convenience of registrants. .Indue John L. Hughes, chair- on your premises. ffi W.vnRMW - SIIHAIIIH - 1\\UKI:K man. l."> Maple Street, Summit. ^5 FOUNTAIN PINS FINE UPHOLSTERING Alheri II. Merman, lawyer, Let us analyze your insurance needs 8 L'I Maple Street, Summit. Jackson 11. Iitirford. Council- without obligation. And Many Other Gifts man. Borough of Xfiv Pi-ovi- Furniture deiice, < '1 in f on Avenue, Hor- of New Providence. John C, Conaiit, sergeant-at- Siegel's Stationery Shop arnis. Summit District Court, Possible only because we :i!H Si Avc. (i-'-MDl Sutumit, y.- Carpets 15 Maple Street, Summit. Spencer M. Maben .Iamb \l. Mantel, lawyer, 31 buy direct. Superb blend of the world's finest coffees. Maple Street, Summit. 1 49 Union Place Summit 6-2252 Draperies Anton ('. Swenson, chairman Ground FRESH to your keley Heights. order. Try a pound today! I'eter "('. Triolo, lawyer, 3 lit-ecliwood ltoail, Suniniit. G.I. McNEIL

r,:» IHloii I'JIM-P, Summit Tel. SI. 6-HlfiH m;v IN SUMMIT. Modern Self-Service GARGIULO BROS. 49 MAPLE ST. Wholesale and Retail Summit, N. .1,

• Fruits - Vegetables '= Groceries Bedrosian's Meats and Poultry ^ for Rugs Jf

Store—154 Morris Avenue Tel. Su.-6-3188 This Year Office—12 Denman Place Tel. Su. 6-2270 Here's One Bill Give Your Home 432 Springfield Avenue Phone Summit 6-1058 Sk A Rug You Can Avoid! For Xmas Here is one method of avoiding unnecessary !! Special Bulletin from Santa Glaus!! plumbing bills (luring extreme winter weather. Shun the possibility of expensive repairs result- FOR YOUR SPECIAL AFFAIRS A rug is the Gift that XMASSHOPAT —,, will bring many years of ing from frozen plumbing by seeing that exposed LUNCHEONS, DINNERS, BRIDGES, DANCES Beauty to your Home. Formichella's New pipes are warmly wrapped . . . and that door? Choose your rugs now and windows are secure against drafts of cold air. RECEPTIONS AND TEAS from our large selection— Department Store so that it will help your 89-91 PARK AVENUE On very cold nights open a faucet barely home overflow with Holi- Summit, N. J. Phone Su. 6-4169 day Cheer on this Christ- For enough to let a slight stream of water (not more mas Day. [Attractive, inexpensive, and varied gift selections than a quart a minute) keep flowing through iON BEECH WOOD HOTEL Broadloom Carpets, Featuring the pipes. Oriental and Hooked Ladies Community Hosiery at 69c up Rugs : A few - cents of preparedness noiv Main Dining Room7 Ballroom, Private Dining Rooms Lady Patricia Shoes at . ^ .1 $345 j- x;v*;' "•'" at Men's Arrow Shirts at $2.00 may save ymt dollars of damages Special Prices! Men's Phillips=Jones Shirts at $1 up j BALLROOM AVAILABLE - NEW YEARS EVE Su. 6=0500 and Sundial Shoes for Men and Children Commonwealth Water Co, Phone Summit 6-1054 BEDROSIAN'S "There's Always a Place to Park'* SUMMIT, N. J. Bcnj. B. Adams II, Mgr. £1 »<•«'<• IM\

II » THE SUMMIT HERALD AND SUMMIT RECORD, SUMMIT, N. J FRIDAY, DEC 13, people Read J»AGE EIGHT HERALD.

ganization will hold its nf-xt meet-' Little PlamburK was affording MERELY A STARTER published Eve ing. .Monday, January i:::h in City basic military training and Chat the, Christmas h Really and Friday Advisory Board for ll.ill. The luiul cosr i.r the Armis-i "men who are now unending drills| tict- Day parailt' *a> announced a* are becoming Yf-r,y Kopd. It was! Celebrated in Europe Defense Council lltii. " ' • .. ' staled that there, is room for plen- Many countries la Europe cele- Chairman Edward B. Twombly of ty mon* to take tmining if they brate Christmas on the principle the Defense Council deplored the that you cannot have too much of Summit Defense Council waist it. • ' i attitude of some ivRjMrants to give Form*'!- Councilman Theodore S. a good thing. In Italy, Holland, Wednesday night In City Hail ami *ervk-«' t-xci i>t wlu'ii necessary. and elsewhere, the first celebra- •et up a tentative Advisory Ik»ard Keiiyon stated "Kach member here; IKV:«4inK nut that the requirements in his respective organization: tions begin on December «. St. organization with A. Shuart R«HI UMiser! lu-f'ssury teclmic.il training should get behind the local defense, Nicholas' day. and last till betide Cards M acting chairman and Holmes A. required . JIIOI c Shan nvi'i -night. ef- Twelfth Night oa January 8. In Cliver, acting secretary.. This or- fort, He ifr)!c:alHi that N. I). O.'Hmovement for we don't know what With young folks the mistletoe Is Kolng to happen. Certainly the; Play» havoc. Can you doubt it? Poland the Christmas season self discipline of those who work For kissing, started by its aid, lasts till February 3. iReflect Crisfe would make the sel-np wort hi Soon gets along without it while." I Depict America Tentative plant) were announced for an ambulance service in the Many " THE SUMMIT TRUST COMPANY event of an emergency. the « Est. IM'1 « PAYMENT MAY • IIUY IN SUMMIT. patriotism and America which has been brougl FASHION STORE BE CONVENIENT!* DIVIDED world crisis, the Member Federal Reserve System I1 the•eue is boiiig featured ' inide cards. Plctl * Here i* an example of 0u ipeeUwukt Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 10th. ANNIVERSARY (Soft ifeal tfmi- park.s and v« available at Buwh & Soni, New Jerw^V beauties of t find ztat BOP. tanrq graOratrtt, glares are used as th< diamond broken. B«(Jd«»—yoa mn muwd of many Christmas gree Eif nothing vptB fttotnag, B. H. Frumkin, Inc. • • '' • : • gnaranlee you c«a depend upon and lha The familiar scenes o: land '••winters, includl Star lrso* fljrift oar #«oior. Mtiitfaelloa th«t 60 y«an* experiene* afforda Needs no introduction to the Was bora spun tljut teg. brldRes, church spires, INFANT'S, CHILDREN'S and WOMEN'S WEAR —al no extra coat. ed fields and cozy fan* Summit People. En ia«r of all from fatatt'* pmtt • 42 to 55 points .jors also, are popular. Resources over $10,000,000 Bhro to* mnt gun* afitrag. of the better kind at very reasonable prices A deposit will hold one until Christmas. An interesting serl< We can only say that for © tilings at towXort sab Jug. showing the exteriora over thirty years we have Sax 3nm (Elfriit onr Ihrotar American inns has bee one card company. A served you with your Christ- bant on 4fyUtaa» Bagt statement about each 1 125 SPBUffiFIELD ATE. TeU Su. 6-2188 SIMMIT, X. J. -Old Emliih Carol tion and history, ia foi mas Gifts satisfactorily. KleliiiiKH and drawln known historical buildl This year, with our addition- Indept'iKlence Hall, ala A'isit Our Beautiful New Gift Department play this year. Drawl al floor space, and increased tureY of woodland sc I featuring srltvtoil gifts from 50c drawn sleiglis, fireside stock, we are able to serve you ST.'. SI'I!I\<;HH.I> \VK. SUMMIT, X J. ly-liKhted' houses add Ol'lOX ••KVKftV KVKNINCI UNTIL CHRISTMAS trayal of the Amerlc far more efficiently than in for- ClnlKtmas cardB. mer years. A visit to our store Rctiiinders of a Eurc are found in K will confirm our statement. jeetiim cards. Rich i Ingland of Dickens' til A MERRY XMAS ... a Korics of cards. VI itionan l Old Kniiliah ^ Sandals for Ladies' Evenini* Wear From the tludhiB the fatnous re vatits. the boar's he and All Occasions MURPHY steaming wassal bowl NEW TOY cd. by many greeting Men's, Women's, Children's Kay Tyrolean figures, : DEPARTMENT oilier years, are four % B. H. FRUMKIN, INC. ance thiH season. Seer Shoes and Stockings •the ftchliiR of Notn "The Store with Two Entrances buililiiiKB along the t bath luxuries and Two Floors" Charlies and other fi If in East Summit, look dra Is are Htill on sale S» Maple St. 40S SprlngileM Ave. Endtcott Johnson Shoe Co. over your TOYS! TOYS! TOrS! Despite the war, th< by 11 Will IIIf, 381 Springfield Avenue Summit, N. J. Toys all over the place! tcinational goodwill i SUMMIT, !*. J. in the ChrlKtmas cat HOLIDAY DOLLS - WAGONS - GAMES are, as in other yean hearing holiday greetl SOLDIERS - DISHES - PAINTS li'ty of language! Iin: CAIJEKR CIRL, tbe sophisticate, CANDY NEEDS Etc. French, German, Ita I HusHiun and Polish. the debutante—all revel in luxurious bath appointments. The tradltioual C!h Nestled in a specially designed gift box, Lentheric pre- at luilrt of holly, polm Gifts For Your Friends, I0E SKATES wreaths, fir trees and sents bath salts in a decorative bottle, Bouquet in the wuys are found in at efficient new atomizei presentation and bath powder, humorous "Scottie" a Equipment For Your Table, Ginocchio's All sizes 4 mal cards retuln thei priced at five dollars, in a choice of "TYVF.ED* , "MIRACLE", Accessories For Your Home irity. Among the an "SIIANT.HAI" and "A BIKNTOT' for adults and children. curds are various Confectionery i, elephants, duel "Things you'd love to have" A big supply on hand. Illrds are also a p< Other hath sets in uW four famous fragrances are Etaehlngs are 88 mu> 2 Ashwood Avenue Look them over today. lisled below: an ever. East Summit The religious aspe< EDMISTON sun is portrayed by Bath Powder and 4 oz. flacon of BOUQUET LENTHKRJC $2.50 Tel. Su. 6-2762 Stop in now and The scenes of the CHINA GLASS GIFTS Three Wise Men guld- select from our Bath Powder and 4 oz. atomizer edition of BOUQUET $2.75 df Ilethlehcm, the Moi LAMPS TRAYS SILVER large and varied ami other sacred s; Bath Powder and 4 oz. etched decanter, or new these greetings. Sp stock of gifts for cards for clergymen "TWEED" decanter, of DOUQtET ...... *3.75 330 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. the children. included in this displ (aids there are | i *• h Powder and 8 oz. flacon of BOUQUET .... 13.25 "Mother," "Father For "IJrother," "(Jrandfat Bath*S|lts and 4 oz. flacon of BOUQUET . . Bl"Y l.V SI'MfflT. WILLIAM D. MURPHY mother," "Aunt," "Un $2.50 851 SPB1N (JFI I:LI»\A V E. •4 EXCLUSIVE AGKNT N (JFI I:LI»\A V E. Tel ft-05(55 SC3IM relatives. The traditional Christmas House-to Your House iiciKhbors is again on iiro combined Chr Our Delicious Fruit Cake, «@M«emieem€tef(c^^ day cards for those Hill City Shoe Repairing ver.sary is celebrated H attractively wrapped — for ^th. A large assort your own table — makes a dieu'H curds showing T. Lupone, Prop. animal.s and toya an splendid gift; also all kinds pity's stationery an ""ores. of holiday Cookies, Pies and larger Cakes awanis Installs Shoe Repairing At Brook Janua l-'ast President Ar Summit Klwunis C Shoes Dyed Any Color Hat Cleaning I'M- the committee Never Undersold installation, states ROTH'S 1 tth hii.s been set a 1 430 SPRINGFIELD AVE. SUMMIT. N. J. ' 371 Sft Attune "H Hrook as the n ihat t-lio installation FREE DELIVERY TEL. SU. 6-3091 Summit, N. J 105 Summit Summit, N. J. Mth an expected at '••list 75. A nuinht ^ill exercise the p viting friends. Mua nislied hy the Brooh Vice-president . I" '•-ills attention to t'iKlance at one of KaiiioH in Madison Simietline duriiiK til '• r season. Thoug THEY ALL WANT TO '"•en set, it is hell l'>a(ls of Klwaiiiai Iriends will inulte t ! Of a union meet- RIPE A BICYCLE!! iiffirei'H in MorriK Uwrker repoilK the FOR TRANSPORTATION, EXERCISE OR PLEASURE ^ represented. C iincf niaiUed discussion which w GIVE THEM A BICYCLE! in by newly clccteil State association, o A bicycle is a very useful gift for every niomlioi an HtiHselton of A of the family. Include a bicycle on your Christmas president. gift list. SDIMIT lll<:il "1 We have in our stock, the finest assortment of Christmas Carols Hach Evening from 5 to 9 OFFERS mm; T< Anicriciin an well as Knglish'bioyelPH in all sizes. I(KAL MEIUHAN \W will be glad tn tuke your old hicyele for a o clock from our 2nd floor show window. Do not miss hearing these -programs and seeing-our It was decided ' „ down paynient. Also A Fine Selection advertisliiK «taff ' realistic Christmas setting. High School's year ltl I'AIHS 1M»'K VERY ItKASOVABI.V of Used and Rebuilts 1 lint, a prize be a Top u> tbo meie.hai first prize In the OUR BUDOET PLAN IS VERY CONVENIENT $ oo • •liiintV ChrlHttnus 15 ennlest. •'•v Tim prize will b bis is: If the winner of :tf % Summit Hardware & Paint Co, iilso an advertlHo •T>» S BICYCLE SHOP .Avo. Til. (|.(h>l« Summit, N. tl. l'.Ul, he will root space he original!} 417 SPRINaPIELD AYE., SUMMIT, N. J. at tlui same price. PHONE SUMMIT 6-1026 TAXI, cull Gcdd J®H»*ll»i^^ iWfmM«^^