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CartereCARTEKET, N. J., FRIDAYt , JULY 19, 1957 PRICE BOOT CENTS Playfields for Attendance Ot 4 Streets: Awards
ontests Luring Kurgo All things must end (>roupH of Children to cm i-1 im1' We are resigned to Delayed Until Monday
!;<• that we must take Borough I'lay Areas in r , u:ition alone, and that mr 110 C A R T E R E T—The contests companion. We sur- sponsored by the Carteret Recrea- V. S. Metals is Arranging of Jacoby is I1(|n ourselves passively to the tion Department 'ire drawing rx- Lou (Hut we win have a good ccptlonnlly large crowds of chll- 1 clren to the playRrounds. Commls- Aired, But Paid; linK i' sloncr Walter 3ullivan and Rc;1- For Open House August 29 reation Director Thorans Counnli- CARTBRET — Freeman H. Insure the safety of the vlsl'ois lln predict record registration on Donovan Objects Ks before schools closed, Dyke, General Manticer of the ns they are sulded through the all playr.rniind? in contests and Mie U. S. Metals Refining Company, various opcurtlns departments. imilli five us definite notice I arts and craft program of the de- CARTERKT — Borough Coun- announced today that the plant The General Committee ap- !,(. is not to be counted In jpartment. cil last night received bid* for will conduct an Open House on pointed to work on the Open ;l aiinn plans. He bluntly Thursday, August 29, to ccle- paving of four streets, but post- ,, tliat he had other plans ! Tlie Wnshlnston School play- House prouinm is composed of ground sponsored a watermelon brate the 70th Anniversary of poned action on awards until next ,<„miner and strewed the manaRcment and union person- !uatins contest with four age levels. the founding of the parent com- nel, i Monday night when a special r, ,|,,it he a 16 years and pany. The American Metal meeting will be held for that pur- In the girls division up to nine Mr. J. L. Carney. Director of Llir nmiitJis old and we.should NO SUMMER RKCF.SS: There wll be a ureat activity rifht through the summer at St. Joseph's, be- years of aue, Margie Grandell won Compnny. Ltd. The Open House pose. m realize that he Industrial Relations is the ; has causr for the next, school season the parochial school expects a record enrollment. Here shown map- first prize with Mary Ann D'Ales- will be conducted at the local A bid by Dras Construction Chairman. Other committee up. pine Plans fnr the school are left to right; Rev. Aloyslus M. Bnland, OS1M, cunitc; Rev. Louis M. sio and Ludmilla Trumach tleing plant from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. Company. EnglUhtown for paving members are W. Lnwlor, C. Cortney. OSM pastor and spiritual director of the school and Rev. Joseph M. Mulroy, OSM. curate. for second place., in tlie girl's divi- The public is invited. of New Jersey Avenue was way Hemsel, S. Comba, E. Brantley, p.isi years, the planning sion up to twelve years of BRC, The marks the first time in out of line with other bids and a , ,ir ,1 vacation was as much Linda Surowka won first prize tlie history of the U. S. Metals J. Scheln, L. Curran, R. Wetzel. computation of Individual items ,. ,i vacation itself. In se- with Donna Gavron, Nancy Crom- that the public has been Invited M. Rosenblum, D. Bachimn, R. showed that the firm was off some U.S.M.R. Awards St. Joseph 's Teachers Inspect well, Patricia Penska, and Marilyn ;., ;i vacation spot, Junior to to^i- the plant area. Special Graves. J. Towers. J. Turk, and $5,000. • ijipcrmost in our mind. If Balaris showing, in the boys divi- preparations are being made to A. Marclniak. sion up to nine years of age Peter Dras asked $5,937.34 for the i fun. our vacation holl- ;ll 36 Service Pins Sees Record ' Westvaco Plant Senyszyn won first prize with New Jersey Avenue job, Other , ., written down M a per- :1 i George Lovas, Edward Goreckl. bidders were Halecrest Contract- ..inxess. We were satisfied CARTERET—Thirty-year sei'v-1 CARTERET — The local Wcst- Edward Radomski and Joseph ing Co,. Metuchen. $11,644.80; „ ;,;vny from the regular Rosary Society Ice buttons were awarded to four j Enrollment 1 vaco Mineral Products Division Chomiak showing, 1n the boys dlvl- Manzo Contracting Co.. Matawan, , MI on the veranda and employees: Stephen Comba. 548 plant played host to fifteen school j to twelve years of age Rob- $13,427.90 and Middlesex Con- :i nie people come and go. s onup crete Products and Excavation l,n Barron Avenue. Woodbridge, Su-i CARTERET — St. Joseph's teachers on Wednesday. The na won first prize with To Mark Jubilee ert DoD Company, Woodbridge. $11,135.05. pervisor in the Plant Cafeteria; - Parochial School expects a re- group visited the plant as part of I pau\ piuta. Dennis Pascal, Roman plans, he »ald, included Louis Rodrmuez, 905 Mountain', cord enrollment of 900 pi$lls a three week program sponsored JHatowski, Thomas Pascal, Joseph CARTERET — Final arrange- The Dras Company however :.r,: a job for the summer Avenue, Springfield. Foreman in , when the 1951-195? school sea- by the New Jersey Council for)Lovas, Richard Usenski, Arthur ments are being made by the Ro- was lowest bidder on the other three Jobs. Its bid for paving ol Mv:na enough money to the Yard Department: Leon N$l- son opens. Rev. Louis M. Cort- Economic Education, which is stelzle, and Stephen ScBsyszyn siiry Society of the Holy Family \ Carteret Avenue from Taylor Ave- , r;u when he reaches hU son, 517 Leon Avenue. Woofl- ney. OSM.. spiritual director of held at Montclalr State Teachers' ishowing., Church for the banquet to be held : nue to Jackson Avtnue was $12.- I,:/, ii;;iiiday next March. Sure bridgc, Instrument Technician in the school revealed today. Collegs. J Grant Avenue Winners AuRust 11 in the St. Demetrius' 266.34. Other bids were: Hale- , i.: h. a few dajp before the Power Department; and. Wa- "This figure ij way above the The day's activities included a ; The Grant Avenue playground Ukrainian Community Center to ,.,iis closed, Junior an- crest, $16,376.44; Mnnz, $16,639.- lenty Waselcuk, 101 Pulaskl Ave- enrollment of last y«ar and the plant tour, luncheon with com- held a doughnut eating contest mark the 50th anniversary of the 128 and Middlesex Concrete, $15,- i.-rii that he had found a nue, Carteret. Section Inspector largest ever for theschool," pany officials and representatives with the following girls entered in ormmizntion ot the society. An ;i,i\:nz $16.50 a week and In the Tank Hou.se. Father Cortney said. of Local 144. International Chem-, the seven to nine years group, Intenisliii!: program Is being ;• liirouuh his own cnter- ical Workers' Union, and seperate Gloria Ann Trucke, Mischella Arthur Avenue, Dras, $3,738.50; • ,md initiative, i Joseph Kopln, Foreman in the The Increased enrollment will Halecrest, *5,U8.00 and Middlesex require two additional class- discussions with each pf those Menda, Louise Ehman, Christine Tlie Rosary Society was organ- > • • OPHC Department, received a 25- Concrete, $4,720.80. rooms and two more lay groups, r. Smollen. Stella Carr and Eileen ized in 1907. under the direction year award. Joe resides at 43 Tluclce Lelck Avenue, Dras, $3,269.68; , had to admit that he had teachers. For the next school The purpose of the three week ' Christine Smollen was of Reverend Stephen Wier/.ynski, Chrome Avenue, Carteret. dcclared winncr ln lhls cont( stl Halecrest, $5,037.65; Manzo. $5,- vtter than we could do year, there will be a total of program, as explained by a Coun- i , ' the pastor. There were only seven ! Eleven employees of the. plant ll n 1 651.00 and Middlesex Concrete, :.;in in quest of a Job. We 16 facility members, which in- jell representative, Is to give school ^J'{£ jf R^ ^" Mali- members, but soon the number was received 20-year awards; John $4,000.75. pqii;i"ri of several business eludes five lay teachers, teachers a, better understanding i, _ . . „ , _ ... ' ' Increased. The first president Was r.- In some, we were told Mitro, 11 Edwin Street, Carteret. Balails He!en Brltton RomU Bogumilla Makwlnski and with A resolution was approved ask- St, Joseph's expect's 120 pu- of our American economic system'^ ' ' 1 KAB1JI LEWIS BKENNER :t v.is too late, that needed Yard; Joseph Skrypocski, 147 Gavron, Eileen Kovacs, Nancy , her as organizers were Kalhryn ing State Aid for paving ol Louis pils In the kindergarten, 10 over and how it functions. The discus Cp «.is already engaged. In Lowell Street, Carteret, Labora- !Cromwell, Jean Yapchinsky. Ar- NAMED TO POST: Rabbi Lewis Bolewicz, Antonettc Mnltwlnskl, I Street. last year. This will mean two sions with both management and ! •\f were Riven hope that tory: Joseph Gronsky, 13 Salem (lene Kubicka. Patricia Kerchef- . Brcni.er, Carteret, has been ', M'aryann Smolensk!, and. Mary Property owners of New York classes. There will be three first i union representatives give the 4 re was any Opening,,. Jun- , Avenue. Cartejc, t, Scjrap Pl%nt; (participants an opportunity to sky v Lorraine Hudak and Kathei-j iWmfMiifl_tii£,.EiteciiUjte Board of Czajlcowski. Avenue petitioned for paving and (Continued on Page iniri be given cbnsldera- ' William Pluta. 14 Linden Street. the Rabbinical Alliance at the same time complained each for the tecond, third, evaluate the opinions and phi- | The primary purpose of this i Carteret. Metal Powders; Anthony America. | organization was to give spiritual about tlie large openings in con- fourth, fifth and $ixth grades. losophies of the people operating Kailauskiw, 24* Woodbridge Ave- example to others and to give, help nection with the «ewer job on There will be one class for at the foundation of our economic nue, Woodbridge, Selenium; Jo- system. CD to Get Report i in social and material matters ln that street. iu reality a close scru- seph Fodor. 427 Wagner Avenue, seventh and one class for the The school teachers represented the parish. Objects To Bill vr find that Junior Is not Perth Amnoy. Mechanical; Joseph eighth grades. A r -J > T JrarkiM Meter high schools from many different Rise In Membership ptc-.ss as we thought htm Leon. 52 Grant Avenue, Carteret. The recprd Increase is due to On Fridays Test; fi . Council last night voted to pay sections of New Jersey, and also The confraternity has now In- b> We could not visualise Smelter; Harry Manyk, Mountain the new housing developments Magistrate Nathaniel A. Jacoby Included two teachers from Hono- creased its membership-to 165 and iin; i: letting & Job without the Boulevard, Warren Township, and many of the new pupils are CARTERET—A meetirm of the Action is laken due him for legal services in con- lulu, [Hawaii. is very active In parish work, both (tip of his father, particularly Plainfleld. Tank House; Michael coming from the Parkview sec- Carteret Civil Defense and Disas- nection with the borough's fight nil the unsuccessful ef- CARTERET - An ordinance spiritually and materially. It re- Mazo,. 43 Pcrshing Avenue, Car- tion. Reprcsenj^flfi ih,e, company in ter Control will be held Monday on tax equalization. [r •!) mir part to land him a for parking meters jn I members the deceased members in ; tri-pt, Tank House; Joseph Pizar, There will be further expan- the discussions were Peter Galdis, 1 and Ho Mass an<1 amon Councilman Richard Donovan .ir.v kind of a job. Plani Manager; Edward Webb, j Hall; at 7:30 o'ctack when reports Lower Roosevelt and Washington i P™^ ' 'y - B 128 Pershlns Avenue. Carteret, sion planning nectssary next k when reoort the man contributions to theobjected to the payment. He said . * * Production Superintendent; Paul be Mechanical; Alexander Halasz. year, Father Cortney said, when uc on the Si Avenues was Introduced at last Church, in the past, it had donated Mr. Jacoby was paid $2,500. for •:i Junior "on hl» own" so i 152 Henry Street, South Arnboy, | Zimmermann, Maintenance Su- of the air raid test oheln md elas lesuiit Fris- « his work. Mayor Edward J. Dolan the Shore Crest development is Co A ubllc is the beautiful window of Our Lady fik. the cxhillrtting itlmu- • perintedent; Edward Garcia. Pro- dny, Director James J. Lukarh h»s \ ^__t , _t_ .P of, thRearine Borougg h pointed to a voucher showing that ' Power. completed and occupied. I scheduled for Aug. of the Rosary in the new church. nf vacation planning, died cess Superintendent; and Joseph announced. The organization are* rapidly the $2,500. was just a retainer. He Service buttons denoting 15 "We are doing our best to nearest] Clarence McGillis advised wo picked a small moun- Lamb. Personnel Supervisor. Rep- In the test, Carteret, the under the direction of Reverend pointed that an Itemized bill by years of service were received by accomodatc all the pupils de- point to New York City, sustained ! Council that g group has been i.nri at random only a few resenting the Union were Joseph Jos. Dziadosz D. D., and now its Mr. Jacoby showed that they the following; Orlando Pagano. siring to attend St. Joseph's," icavy damage and many killed | formed in West Carteret which if) and told Junior about Gallagher, Vice-President; John members arc under the zealous Spent 1,033 hours on the job. i 1001 Monroe Avenue, Elizabeth, j
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1 PARKVIEW PATTER Holy Name Fete Calvary Church Program Outlined ROSE B08ENBAUM MBS. DOROTHY HWWOHTH In Honor of Egan Lists Activities CA-MU1 v -CA,l-ttM By Magyar Church CARTERET — A surprise faro- CARTKRfcT — Bundny morning CADTERKT "Our Kind of well party was tendered Joseph d Mrs. HWM lit Hie Cahrnry Baptist church, Srrurlty" will be the sermon tojile llM Egan, president of St, Joseph Holy children i to be prenrhed by Dr. AndrtW Name Society, Wednesday even- .Sunday School will bt held as us- > returned home after lUi^r.v! pastor this Sunday at lVl ing In the St. Joieph school hall. ual At 10 A. M. At the morning 'l.mlslana. the Free Magyar RefbrB**tf -Conghtulatlons to Mr. and Mr. Egan will make his resi- service of wonhlp at 11 A. M P»«- Church. Hungarian service be- .,„,„. home to Mr. And Mri, W. Landntrom f 72 Haia- o dence 'in Syracuse, New York at lor Josrph Matui will deliver the gins nt 9 A M, English servles at ulLolovlco, »S Bycamdre m«n Street on tht e arrival of a son, the end of July. in A. M. vQcttionlni tn BillyBilly , on JulJly 1. sermon entitled the Door of Pray- The affair wa« atten&ed by over er At the 6:30 P. M. eveninR At 1 P. M a chartered put Will ^py birthday to Karen r>- 50 holy name members and hon- l(,,,,worth of 109 Haga- Pnlma of 77 WIDOW street who service the assistant Pastor Homer leave for Palisade* Park on • ored guests included Rev. Louis trip sponsored by the Lorantlfy ' ..,, iS vacationing for the passed h«r first milestone on July Tri-ules will bring the devotional Cortney O.S.M., Rev. Alyoiilsus Ladies Aid Society. Reservations t,hPhom» of his mater- 14. messnae entitled The flood Shep- Boland.O.S.M., and R«v. Joseph to be made with Mrs. Blrl, pml- -J-Blrthday greetings to Harry Mulroy O.8.M. herd. dent. ftundle of 97 Hickory Street who Mr. Euan was presented with a Tomorrow, the church members Monday. July M, at 11 A. 1*. erteln-ated his on July 11. family bible on behalf of the will leave by bus from the church Kdwnrd Bradys, SI Syci partliipanVs of the church's Sum- l —Congratulations to MM. John membership and Rev. Louis Cort- at 5:30»P M. to attend the final ;:,,-P,.t have returned — ***JJf »« Markowttz St. who Is ney commended Mr, Egan for his mer school will leave for an 01U- ,,tionlhg in Florida, service of the Billy Graham New at Roosevelt Park, YounpMn 1( ttmnted her birthday on July o-operatlon, fine work and will- M1S8 ANNE PROKOP York Crusade which will be held should bring their own lunch. iiniy days to ingness to assist with any and nil spolte'ono, at Yankee Stadium. Because of ENGAGED TO WED: MI11 • , ,,v spolte projects conducted by the church. ! this trip, the Calvary Men's Club Pn Sunday. July 38. thechwth 1 LICENSE REVOKED Anne lToko*. dmhter of Mrs. "d•A 110 are vacationing hi8«». He was Insrumental In forming a meeting will be postponed for one will observe New Bread eomnvm? —The driver's 11- Edward Prate*, 135 Jersey ion. The customary preparatory blnso committee and gave up week. Mr. Douglas Brown Is THE STOWS Rowland Platt, 19. D( 36 Street, and '.he late Edward Pro- servlres will take place on Thufc- much of his time and work dur- chairman of arrangements. ratiil»tioni to Mr. iAnd CoojWte Avenue has been moked day. July 25. In English and on ng the construction of the new 1 Wednesday evening the Mid- lop whose ntgatement to Jerry ... Loebsb , 37 Ooolidge tot an Indefinite period by Fred- Friday. July 26 and Saturday,, church. week Prayer meeting *ill be held W. Glllli, *f San Jot*. Cat., has n the arrival of a son, trick' J, Gassert, Jr., director of July 27. In Hungarian, each nlrfht ll July 2. at the Elizabeth Motor Vehicles of New Jersey. Al Mosclckl, first vice president at 7 P. M, The Calvary Choir will hern aimounMd. In the last will fill the unexplred term of at 7:30 P M, Ma*tt had a speeding and four hold a special rehearsal following week's tone, the pietpre that ac- „„Hospital. Mr. Egan, as president. |(,.:.n Mrekss driving charges against the service. Also following this •ompanltd the engagement an- Mi mid Mrs.Street take him.: Walter Griffin was chairman of service the class for baptismal nouncement wai that of another I krainian (Woup Set -u n.fiiinan the affair. candidates will meet at the home girl. of Mr and Mrs. McVella, 108 For Picniv on Sunday Street. There will be no _,,,.. , meeting of the Sunday School Clwdosh IS PlVSatdlUl CARTERET—The annual picnic Council this month. , ., „ ,, ,, sponsored by the organization for MRS. STKPHAN A. MIKAJLO In a [Sew nuilmng, Defpns,, of Fou, ^edom* tat Ukraine Brunch 9 of Carteret WfD Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs CARTERET — The newsstand be held Sunday. July 21, at the Edgar O. Bastian, 1501 Roosevelt of Robert Chodosh, at 94 Roose- Royal Gardens Grove Hazelwood Avenue at the Elizabeth General Lutheran Church is Scene velt Avenue, destroyed by fire Avenue, Riihwny. Music for dan- Hospital, July 15. Mrs. Sustain is- February 19, reopens tomorrow in cing will be furnished by the Do- the former Eileen Wooley. a new building on the same site minos. The nfTnir will begin Vt t Of Miss Andres Wedding Known as Chodosh's News- P. M. wit It dancing commencing at 8on born to Mr. and Mrs. John stand,, the store Is one of the most 2:30 P, M. Marko, 515 Roosevelt Avenue at CARTERET—Miss Eldred Joan The bride was graduated from modern of Its kind. It Is com- e Perth Amboy General Hospital Andres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carteret High School elass of 1955 Jtilm Olusczyk Is general chair* uly 12. Francis J.' Andres, 698 Roosevelt and Is employed by the American pletely air conditioned and the mim of the event and will be as» venue, became tlje bride of Mineral Spirits Co., Carteret. new structure provides larRe space sisti'd by Charles Matlaga. Michael Daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A.Mikajlo, son of Mr. and The bridegroom Is a graduate for the large stock of stationery, Chimnk, Stephen Matlaga, Jr', oseph Krupn, 3!) Washington Mrs. John Mikajlo, St., 26 St. Ann •Middlesex Conty Vocational greeting cards, toys, games and Stephen Tkaczftk, Walter Dyty* ivenue at the Perth Amboy Gen- Street, Saturday at 5 P. M. at the 3chool class of 1952 and at present children's books. nlak, Joseph Hlusczyk. Theodori ial Hospital July 16. Zinn Lutheran Church; s serving In the United States The store will be open daily Drcbotij. John Trumko, Joroslaw from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. and on Zubcnko and Volodymyr Janlw. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bodnar, 40 The Rev. Kenneth Dorkoff per- Army stationed at Fort Knox, Sundays from 6 A. M. to 1 P. M. Also Sophie1 Hlusczyk, Olga Cho« Vheeler Avenue are the parents ormed the raiemony. Kentucky. Mr. Chodosh who has been in mut. Jaroslnwa Tkaczek, Host an Infant son, Richard, born The bride given in marriage by the news and stationery business Twebetskl. Nadia Zubenko, Ca* luly 13, at the Elizabeth General h# father wore a pure silk gown therlne Seredocha, Julia Dytynlak, Hospital. Mrs. Bodnar is the for- trimmed with lace. Her fingertip Program Announced for more than 25 years has re- Mary Hlusczyk and Oksanft mer Theresa Alfonso. length veil was attached to a For Play Activity ceived a number of congratulatory town of sequins and pearls and messages. Ilnetskl. Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul she carried a bouquet of white Bodnar, 40 Wheeler Avenue at the roses, stephunotis and lilies of the CARTERET — The following WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. contests will be held on the Car- Elizabeth General Hospital, Eliz- valley. 18 GREEN STREET abeth, July 13, Mrs. Bodnar is the teret Playgrounds during the week MISS ELAINE JOAN SABO Mrs. George Jones of Bayville WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 'ormer Theresa Alfonso. was the matron of honor and the of August 12, as follows: Monday, HER ENGAGEMENT TOLD; bridesmaids were Miss Barbara 1 P. M. Grant Ave. Ballon, 2 P. M. • Enclosed please find $3.00 for one-year Daughter born to Mr .and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. W. Sabo of 156 Szelag and Miss Beryl Hill, both of Washington School pie eating, 3 Eugene Tarulli, 444E Roosevel Van Buren Avenue announce subscription to: Carteret. M. West Carteret bubble gum; the engagement of their daufh- venue, at the Railway Memorial The best man was Mr. James Tuesday, 1 P. M. U. S. Metals cos- ter, Elaine Joan, to Donald G. • INDEPEN DENT-LEADER Hospital. Mrs. Tarulli is the for Mikajlo of Rahway, brother of the Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. mer Sybil Rasmussen. tume; parade, 2 P. M. Parkview • CARTERET PRESS bridegroom and ushers were John douehnut, 3 PM. Park water- Brown, 104 Union Street. Miss Son born to Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Llndqulst of Metuchen and Ron- melon; Week of August 19, Mon- Sabo attended Perth Amboy • EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON. tan i Kurdya, Pine Street at St. Eliz- ald Andres of Carteret, brother of day, 1 P. M. Grant Avenue water- Schools and Carttret High To be sent to: 71 Roosevelt Avenue, Ctrteret abeth Hospital. Elizabeth, July 15 the bride. Dinne Bergmann, cou- melon. 2 P. M. Washington School School. She is employed by Mu- tual Foods In Woodbrldge. Her Mrs. Kurdyla is the former Ann sin of the bride, was the flowe: balloon, 3 P. M. West Carteret pie NAME KM5751 girl. fiance was graduated from Goceljak. eating; Tuesday, l P. M. U. S. MUII., Tues., Thar*. »:Jlte>l CLOSED WEDNESDAY Upon their return from a wed' Carteret High School class of ADDRESS DURING Syracuse University recorded 18 ding trip to Atlantic City th< Metals bubble gum 2 P. M. Park- 1956 and at present is serving a hida.v a-Sitel view costume parade, 3 P. M. Park Mlurday ... 9:3lto« JUNE - SVt\ • AUGUST straight winning basketball cam- couple will reside at 698 Rooseveli four year term in the United TOWN paigns between 1925 and 1942. Avenue. doughnut contest. States Coast Guard.
Robert Chodosh Proudly Announces Frank Brown's Dept Store 77-79 Roosevelt Avenue KM-6260 Carteret THE GRAND RE-OPENING GIGANTIC MID-SUMMER SALE!! Just a few of the many items that are tremendously ROBERT CHODOSH Of Our Beautiful New Air - Conditioned Store reduced, You will just have to tome in to see them all. AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE i Comer of Hudson and Roosevelt Avenues, Curleret - UPON THE - CANNON HEAVY First Quality ash Cloths A , OCl* SHEETS ea 1.94 Dish Cloths £ {OF /QC GRAND OPENING TOMORROW, SATURDAY, JULY 20th 81x99 - Type 130 Reg:. 19c each CANNON - FIRST QUALITY 0 Square
k • • ' 'it WE WILL CARRY ALL YOUR FAVORITE PILLOW IQ. IUILT COVERS 3.27 CASES ea. <|Qu Beautiful Print* - R*r 4.50 42x36 - Type 130 OF HIS NEW STORE LADIES' Newspapers and Magazines AYON PEQUOT - FIRST QUALITY •ANTIKS PERCALE SHEBTS ea. 2.57 Reg. 5'J'c each 81x108 - T^e 180 ADIES' I.AVSHOKS ,] Carteret PEQUOT - FIRST QUALITY »' 2.19 (or Hudson ai|d Flats and Wedgies PERCALE QQ« All Popular Colors '., I PILLOW CASES, ea. QJlr tovs 42x38'/i - Type 180 hildrcn's Cotton, Triple Crotch WE ARE unit Terryclotk LADIES' RAINING SLEEVELESS ANTS BLOUSES 87c TO HAVi SUPPLIED ALL , BO SQUARE BROCADED, HEAVY KRCALIT TOWELS QQ. REMNANTS ,, 29c Lumber and Building Rei. |L3B ea. Q JU Prints - Solids, 1-10 yd. piece* Greeting Cards for all Occasions LARGER ALL SWIM SUITS Materials TOWEL* ea. (JREATLY REDUCED • SCHOOL SUPPLIES • FILM SUPPLIES j • GAMES Stripes and Solids - Reg- 79c • BOXED CANDY • CHILDREN'S BOOKS • GIFTS MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE FOR THIS BKAttlFW NEW STOREf ABSORBENT SPORT 0 I #0 HAND TOWELS SHIRTS I for #g Jtef. 39c 4 for $1 Reg. 1.98 - 2.98
NYLON BOYS' WESTERN 10 w. Nadle Lumber In Appreciation... STOCKINGS 3 prs. $2DUNGAREES Sizes 6 to 16 WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE OUR HEARTFELT APPRECIATION TO 6«xl6, Dark Seam* - Re». $lpr. 1.47 ALL OUR LOYAL PATRONS WHO STUCK WITH US DURING THE LADIES' SUMMER MEN'S and BOYS' DRESSES Wd 4 A' BERMUDA SHORTS FIVE MONTHS SINCE THE FIRE. WITHOUT YOUR CONTINUED GREATLY REDUCED GENERAL CONTRACTOR PINAFORKS from .... | jj ( SUPPORT ALL THIS WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE. WE CORDIALLY MEN'S WHITE MISSES' and GIRLS' BERMUDA - JAMAICA Satin Stripe 4NVITE EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU TO DROP IN TO OUR NEW Handkerchiefs dw. SHORTS WORE TOMORROW. WE ARE VERY GRATEFUL AND PROUD TO GREATLY KEPUCED 1520-28 W. Elizabeth Ave. MEN'S FINE QUALITY BE IN BUSINESS IN CARTERET. Unbfeachrt i%" Wide WORK THANK, YOU, MUSLIN SOCKS S pr- for $1 Re*. 39c yd. LINDEN, N.J. MR. and MRS. ROBERT CHODOSH Men's and Boys' Bleiwhed 3tj" Wide KliaU Polished STORE HOURS: MON. THRU 8AT. 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. - SUNDAY « A. M. to 1 P. M. MUSLIN IVY Phone WJpter 6-32<«> ' R«f. 49« * 39c PANTS Rec 1.95 2.47 PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JULY lfl, 1957 CARTERET l'R|,;;,
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"Super-Right" Quality Beef POT ROAST BONELESS CHUCK (NO FAT ADDED) 49' "Super-Right" Quality "Super-Right" Quality Bosco Smoked " Don't Boomerang 59< STEWING BEEF M» 49< 1 PORK BUTTS .Ddn't kiss tin bsiby. a N>"v j "Tlml Mr. Bickle is too much | Milt amplifier York Public hwiltli nutliorliy ad-' of n flatterer." Swift's—Brown 'n Serv« Fresh \ka;. It Upsets the baby and ! "Did he say you were liftnd- isn't even Kfiorl politics any inure. j some?" |.r W |.r W 8 02. ->- Detroit N«.'Ws. "No. He said you were." PORK SAUSAGE Pkg. 49c FLOUNDER FILLET 69 Kretschmer **••••*••*••**••••*••••••*••••*•••••••*•*** COMING SOON!! Frozen Food Values.' Outstanding Grocery Values \ Wheat Germ Sliced and Sweetened B^ I •• Hfc I ' «m strawberries,::2;,:49c Del Monte Peaches .KB. 2J^ Birds Eye Orange Juice . 3 ^ 47« Heinz Orange Juice 3!." 35« Libby's Peas Garden Sweet 2 :35 R or Sweet Gherkins Sunkist Lemonade 'tl 3 J;: 35° Swanson's Chicken Breasts |b83e Hi-C Orange Drink 2:49 31 • l c Star-Kist Tuna Pie . . . pl;25 U^SB*- DAMM# Pork or Vegetarian C With Tomato Sauce Nifty Waffles - 2 t; 25 nClllZ DeilliS 2 29 Karo Syrup ? e Fish Dinner ^^ ;;49 D!*** SUNNYFIELD 21b. Blu* labal WOODBRIDGE Dairy Buys! Rice Fancy Long Grain 29c 41 New! Mel-O-Bit-Sliced Process Ann Page 12 o ^l*«k«»#4k American, Sharp Peanut Butter Creamy Smooth or Krunchy 2glase VllCCSv Amcrican.Swiss, Pimento £ pkgs. Nabisco Crackers Tasty Treat Borden's Cheese Wesson Oil Liederkranz ::; 39c Waverly Wafers ".: 25< WISEE Potato Chips V; 2r For cooking md iiiadi All New! All Modern! Pillsbury Realeinon—Rectnstitutid Ib. Oven )lB 791 KAUWAKPAV AVE., WOODBRIDGE lmpor d liad 1fl Next to Vargas' Hot Dog Stand ProvoloneCheese " r -99° gr§t C \v vtcli This Newspaper for Opening Announcement Breakstone's Yogurt ^"^'" 2 \:; 25 Luncheon Meat .*«** 33e Harris American Crabmeat 6>/j;; 49C C c banish Blue Cheese »>83 Tuna Fish Chew"uls" °n39 Broadcast Pigs Feet ... Scottissue lb c Sharp Cheddar .i 67« Chocolate Chip Cookies ** •*«•*^ • Cat Food X; r 3;-23«2^::25lz e/n; Whit, or colortd WHO PAYS... Borden's Gruyere Cheese . 6;;33< Nescafe Instant Coffee . . 1.39 Octagon Soap ^ ,, 3 - 29
for the free photographs offered you by Muenster Slices ^^ -33« Paper Napkins ««--^ 2 ft 23' FelsNaptha ,^M 2plJZd.d54« some itinerant or coupon photographers? Fresh Frulfs and Vegetables/I HOT OR ICED ... YOU DO, OF COURSE
• Always patronize a reliable, well-estab- Ajax Cleanser Fresh —Red Ripe carton AMERICA PREFERS THE i lished studio when you want photo- 3 to 4 With bleach TOMATOES COFFEE THAT'S ! graphs. There you will find fair prices 15 » and no high pressure sales methods. 121 oi. < eini Vcam ' From SWEET CORN Nearby Farms 5 - 29 Like Measles and Bunions From Jersey Farms Sweet. Red, Ripi OaVite and Falling Hair i Blueberries - : 29c Watermeldn »4C For chining woodwork, ». S. No. 1 Grade - 'A' Size ' . I Fresh Crisp .•'Tha itinerant photographer is something . walls and tilt ; that must be put up with, ik seems. Trade 4 INu. OCj 54 oi. • plgi."* pkg. Potatoes 10 39c Pascal Celery with him if you must, but remember that he is a stranger—more interested in his welfare • tWhtwi From Nearby Farms lien t than yours. Glim Seedless Limes -15c Cucumbers 2-17* Reliable Photographers tf Rogalo Brand ' U. S. No. 1 Bradi RED CIRCLE ROKAR elm. a31b »•• • Employ Local People, , Liquid Detergent Lemons California o(4 15c Yellow Onions 2»13 85c?,, iS89c u, • Are Your Neighbors. i • • I'aj'Taxes !u tlie Community. IJ«. «QQ • Arc MfiubiTs of Local or State Photographers1 plarfieeontairiar'" JANE PARKER MP'sroiH* . . . , Associations. Cooling B«v«rages! Colgate's Fab 6l MAIt cluhSod 01 C For Your Protection DUTCH APPLE Pip 47 Yukon Club "* ' *L«2 " 29 CALL YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, For laundry and diiriti This pie isj filled with juicy apples and tor.jped with cnlniLly slieusel Q|||C6r A|C C"M"j* ^ Hoffmln'1 9 '*"' 49° HETTEfe BUSINESS BUREAU, 0 i Iarqt4|g giant 7*tC to make it extra-tempting! Enjoy its flavorful guclliiejs! ttm»m* !•.!.. * »" -»« •fW .."u, BEFORE YOU DEAL WITH OUT OF TOWNERS 1 urape juice AWbr««j Zbotti., *™ r 2 Breakfast RoEls »33c Marble Iced Gold Loaf A 33c JJ W Root Beer i boUlfi:o l« A 16 oioi.. I This Warning is Published for bollld ' Rinso Picnic Suggestions J 1 s Nediek's Orange Drink/ ;; Your Protection by l2oL Whjia i.ap qranulti Swanson's Boned Turkey , c." 35° Potato Chips 3W9O af . " Prepared Spaghetti ^^> 2'^r27c Paper Plates Cresfmont Ice Cream THE PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Ann Page Beans ^;< 2 5 25° Paper Cups ASSOCIATION OF NEW JERSEY Lux Flakes Lux Toilet Soap Lux Toilet Soap Niagara Red Heart Loeal Members: For washing fine For toil.l^nd balk EiptciiHy for th« bath , Dog Food fabrics Laundry Starth WOODBRIDGE STUDIO l«tt, Liver or Fuh A3 MAIN STREET, W00Q31MDG&* rtcific 3"." M« cffectirl thrH Saturday, July^Cth M. OSTERGAARD MADISON and LENOX AVENUES, AVENKL A&P SUPER MARKET, 113 Main St., WoodbHdge A&P SELF SERVICE $10* URBAN'S COTTAGE STUDIO Ctortabl, Air C«dltlo,ed y, ^ $ ^ ^ "\ 101 SCHODKB AVENUE, WOOUBIUDGE, Open Tuesdays « ThurSSTr 1 p Frldays _ -.iLr ™ jo_p. M. n^, ,„• m FRIDAY, JULY 1!), 1%7 PAGE FIVE
! Why Not Invite ] Japanese. After the war he Nursing School Students Brlchter VliilornT ' n County Park Plan ,n . » /vanMist and returned Thr social activity of late haf to Japan for a time as a Still Being Accepted ary. I been somewhat duller than uit PERTH AMBOY — Anthony Snaked by B, of E. ;URI thetf have bren mRiiy parti*{ W. Eck'rt, director of Perth ' for vlsltorti. — Denver Po*t. * HURO Fragoiwsc Is making p.-pp- Amboy o.neral Hospital, an- WOODBIDOE — Both the „, ls wanted by,arations to direct and produce nouncrd yesterday that it is not bounty «nd the Towiwhlp are In „,„!«. lead in "Bon."Don Quixote" |n Spam wit-fthe too late to enroll In the hos- Where It I* Found C r U0 nf the pital's 3-year School of Nurslnf?. the position o( twin* "Imllsn Tnhnrco |» found throughout Vr:dc o.1*^!!f the Mar!y pX :t " Spanish Gov- (rlv#rs"—Hilt this time the Board ernment, He would like to have Mr,. Eckert suggested that any Mir Pmithfrn United State* »ntf is ii:>t scheduled ot Education Is In the act tnd It Oaiy Cooper, who Is now in Eu- high school graduate with satis- in nn occHslonRl (iiorr — Rlchi until early next Intends to hold on to It? property mnnd iVa > Tlmen-DispBtfh. rope. LO piay the titi» :-n\n nm factory academic record, is eli- Mario Cantlnflas. Mexlcnn com»- gible to enter as a student. The nt now School 18, Iselin, Although dlan, to portray Sancho Panza. School Is housed In a new and thf County wanti some of It !;t to Devil at My modern building considered back tor park purposes. of Louis Dan Dalley is scheduled to Fiar nmins the finest in New Jersey, It this sounds somewhat com- i;iii<;clist and former In ' The Amphibian" forr Ivan TorsTors. with well-appointed living quar- plicated It Is because the begin- VACATION TIME ,'v - been acquired by who will produce It Independently ters for the student*. The ning of the story noes took, over Zam- for MOM. The story |s based on School ls affiliated with Union 20 years ago when the County ,„ as a milerat the exploits of Comdr , Francis Junior College, Cranford, where Freeholders first made It* plans Douslas Pane, U.S.N., underwater (,f Southern Cfill- science courses are taught. for a county park *y«lem which iiiclpcted in the 1936demolition expert, who partici- KNITTINS TIME With the very few vacancies Included the land along the brook ,.-, in Berlin. Durinr pated In the hydrogen bomb tests at hand, Mr. Eckert suggested on Chain O'Hllls Road. •nllsted in the Air at Bikini Atoll. that apollcatlon be made to the Leon E. McElroy. who then ,.nf 47 days on a life served' as Township Attorney, SPECIALS! . Patrice Munsel of the Mctropoll- School at once In order to be GENERAL'S PLAY - Swap- en Opera will be starred In a able U enter with the September ping his Air Force uniform for after Investigation advised the township to deed the land to the M,;,, OF' THANKS veekly "llvr" half-hour musical class. a bright sport shirt, Gen. Cur- variety show over ABC television County but inserted a reverter SR. tis LeMay sharpens his shooting BABY YARN 1(>HN his fall, startlns on Friday, Octo- Best with some target ^practice at the clause In which the land reverted to express our sln- *v>r Ifl, from B:3o to 9 P, M Tie 'en best years in a wo- Marine Base at Quantlco, Vr. to the Township If It was not ED.T.I Just before the "Frank used for park purposes In ID 39c or 3 for $1 .:,;, to our relatives, man's life are when she U 28. He squeezed in the shooting FIVE FATHOMS DEE-P-Tons nf watrr blow skyward (rom years. The depression years put il(| iiniKhborsior their Sinatra Show." which also makes — Auslyne, U. S. Naval Hospital, session during a conference 09 a depth charge explosion at five fathoms just astern of Pacific
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Greeting Cards • FILM for All Occasion* • ETC. In appreciation of your patronaa* READY MIX witfi a kmAf portrart of your fWW, wfi^racalva a talactioii of peoofi tt plirchaM anything! CONCRETE All our color film work is ri to Kodak's Color Prwsewln* Lib* (or expert finishing. Dtliveml i» quantities «f one or more cubic yards CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS DURING JULY AND AUGUST •MONDAY THRU FRIDAY-8 A. M. TO 4 P. M. SATURDAY-8 A. M. TO 12 NOON TOTH PHOTO SHOP Call HUnter 6-4422 61 Cookt' Avnuir, (larlnvl Phone KI I 521!) fHORN-MMERDING CORP. Yum- Headquarters for l'hotoBiaphu Kqu U1SDEN, N. J. PAOE rrmv HI, CARTF.RET
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Malcolm G. Brown Sunday—Mornlm? services 8:30 YOUR GARDEN FILLERS CARTERET A. M. and 11 A. M, Church School *J4ealth andl -L. , 9:30 A.M. The United Slate?. y THIS WEEK rense-firp armistice w i " July 27, 1953. . ' CHURCHES ST. DEMETRIUS UKRAINIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH (JSeautu Carpets represent n major In- vestment and should have the best The New York Gh,v Re*. John Hundlak Brooklyn Dodgers basfi, ,n i ST. JOSEPH'S Sunday, divine liturgies 9 and i of care and cleaning. Thert ore B : Rev. Lotils M. Cnrtnry, OSM liavn showed profits for" (i 10:30 A, M. Sunday School at 10 Perfume has been Important to few simple points that every own- few years. Rrv. .liigrph Mulroy, OSM A. M., Vespers at 5:30 P. M. Holy women for hundreds of years. The nr of good carpeting would do wtil Krv. A. Boland, OSM • « • days, divine liturgy 9 A. M.,'week- composition ol a perfume Is a to remember. Hablb Bourgi^jba, Prm • Sumlny- MH.ISI-K, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10 days, 8:15 and 9:00 A. M. complex affair. It would take a Befoj'e carpeting is laid, exam- Tunisia, has urged aiiU^,,,.'' mil 11 A. M. scientist to explain: the ingre- ine the floor thoroughly for pro- Algeria. REFORMED dients and "tt'hy" to you. inidlns nnlls. Pill In between floor ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Rev. Dr. Andrew llarsany j The best thing to do Is to put hoards and around baseboards with ' Libya, in North Afrin occJ KPV. Orvillf N. Davidson Sunday- -Sunday School 9 A. M. your trust In Uie name or a good filirr. If such cracks are allowed pit's 679,358 square mile' 1 Sunday .Services, 8 A. M. and English worship 10 A. M Hun- manufacturer and a reputable to remain, they make fine breed- « • » 9:30 A. M Sunday School 11 A. M. garian service 11 A. M. shop. The seal should be unbrok- ing spots for carpet beetles. Thirty persons died ai | en. than 200,000 were 1,.(| ),',', mor« Rou«li or uneven floors and wide /.ION M1THKRAN by the disastrous 1951 n,', HOLY FAMILY It is n good Ides, to buy a small •purrs between boards ennrp w- I amount of a new scent and give it the Po River near Ruvi^, Rev. Kenneth II. OorkpfT Rev. M. A. Konopka mature wear spots In carpets. A Italy! a try before Investing In a lane Sunday • German service, 8:30 Rev. Michael J. Knenlak cushion under your carpet smooths bottle. Your body chemistry can HI.AST BURNS YOl I i| A. M. English service at 9:30 A. M. Sunday—Massea, 7, 8. 9:30 and out the floor's uneven spots and CHEROKEE, Okln ' . 10:30 A. M. change the scent of q perfume. absorbs much of the friction. A Sunday School at 10:30 A. M. Keep tryinjr until you find ono .James Loudrrmilk, n . i CALVARYYAPTIRT cushion also adds to the sound-ab- misly burned on July Ml, -i ST. ELIZABETH'S that can n*lly become ft part of sorbing quality of a carpet. I Rev. Joseph Matus you. pnckttKes of fli'crvacki'i. R«r, Anthony J, Huber InMdft Ills CHI1. di'iniili Rev. Homer Trlcules Lastlngness is not necessarily the Most new enrpets "fluff" for n Sunday—Masses, 7, 8, 9, 10:30 nuto nnd slidtti'i'lHI; vim: 10 A. M., Sunday School; 11 lest of a good perfume. Here again Mme at first. This Is nothing to A. M. nearby church. A cimiiMi:.. A. M., morning worship; 6:30 your body, chemistry comes into n-orry about as It is only the bits -""rt tO jump out mul P. M.. Happy Hour service. play In general, the heavy, spiev if line left in the pile when the CAVE MAN-George Kendall SACRED HEART varn Is cut durini? manufacturing. stores some records in n file 205 Injury. FIRST BAPTIST Rev. L. J, Petrlck scents last, longer than the light floral ortPs. NEW YORK "BEACH"-F<)r many a lad in the (ceming city Vacuuming a new rug every day feet beneath the ground in a Rev. Elijah Burr Sunday—Masses, 7, 8. 9 and •f New York, the closest they mine to a bench is an open flre vil] speed up this process. former limestone mine al But~ Sunday School 10 A. M.; si1! vice 10.30 A. M. Perfume win out-cltng and out- let cologne This Is why It Is more PlUI and this youngster is enjoying every minute. When a heat If a carpet is to «ive long and ler, Pa. The atomic-age record 11 A. M.; communion 7 P. M.; Wave causes a water shortage, "he city's water department expensive. Most perfumes will not satisfactory wear and retain its room has been made for storing" B.T.U. 5:30. ST. ELIAS doesn't get as much pleasure from the activity. I live longer than four hours on the original color, it must be kept re«ord» of the Westinghouse Rev. Augustine Medvlgy Electric Corp. Kendall and Sunday — Mass In Hungarian. skin. Fon this reason, It Is a good clean, Sand and dirt particles al- idea to carry a small flaconln your 1 'owed to remain on a rug will three other workers care for 8:45 A, M., mass in Rutheilan, him: "Is this yer birthday? Well purse. ' Just work down into the bnse and will some 105,000 file boxes. 10 A. M. [iicn, 1 think I'll give ye' the American women often do not Gradually cut the vary Important hole." threads that form the base of the wear eiioiKh perfume. The best "He can eat anything that ever CAR'S A BARGAIN carpet. It Is Important to keep the way to apply perfume is to spray I Paragraphs What's the Difference? enme out of a chafing dish and i MONTREAL, CanHda.—Ken ari floor under onrpeU dirt and dust it on the pulse spots — tempJes, act as if he enjoyed It." Miriam Tyas, an Australian coupie throat, inner wrists, and the crook Mother—Shame on you, Doris, free. i-on a world sight-seeing tour, Thanks! of HK> jirms. for spanking your little kitten. ! oought a 1949 car with n bed in Sailor — Could I have special It does not hurt a carpet to be It is wise not to apply perfume Doris—Well, mama, you're not , Considerate Nature the back, for $75 In Sacramento, liberty to go shopping with my vacuumed for a short time each directly to fabric or fur. Never put ashamed of yourself when you Nature very seldom brings the Cal. They drove south Into Mexico, wife? day. Weekly cleanings should be perfmw on white or pale colored first worm out on the same day .east to Florida, north to New York Officer — No. spank me. ' more thorough. This Is the time furs or fabrics. that the first robin arrives. — COLOR PRINTS •and finally to the Canadian bor- Sailor—Thnnjc you very much, to get under big pieces of furniture Possibly So. Cleveland Plain Denier. der. Customs officials would not, Onap you have opened a bottle sir. o clean We carpet they hide. It Is MCVIE FILM of perfume, use It. Perfume evap- Diner — Waiter, this steak v good Idea to air a carpeted room AT let them talre It into Canada so Rocket firings set for today at ENLARGING they turned mound, drove It to the orates and its scent will change if Suited Him [ tastes just like an old boot once each week. sub-Arctic post. FILM SUPPLIES nearest service station and sold It left to ape. Seal perfume very care- Youth — Isn't she a beauty, smeared with onion. Carpets should be cleaned by a fully <' 279 Slew Brunswick Avenue (COr. oak su Perth Amboy and Biles for efery type. Shop here today! Here a « wonderful opportunity Phorie HI-2-1350 to obtain a spinet, console or grand OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A. M. TILL 6 P. M. Close Wednesdays at 12 Noon piano at much less than yon expect*! to pay. We are marking down all ate rented, used and sample piano* ib that they, will sell quickly and we will Suits have room for our fall stock wbkh DOLLARS »«D SENSE will begin to arriTe in September. Women's Q Qf- Girls' O QQ . You can take delivery now or whett From O»"0 F™m O.VO A Partial List of Pianos you come back from your vacation. Others from 5.95 Others from 1.98 In This SUMMER SALE: Pay only a small amount down. now. • A bench ig included in the price «nd Women's and Children's GRAND PIANOS every piano is sold with < guarantee. Hailetoo, painted cue J....«. — *..*... now $ 135 SPORTSWEAR Yost, mahogany. .,._,„__ „„„_!, .now 295 Styled by Jantzen, Old Colony, Sally Togs Manhall & Wendell „„_ now 3S0 and Sacony j Stark, walnut.••...„...... _.•»«.«,..now $85 Knabe, walnut.,„„____«„„...now 59S • Tee Shirts •Shorts 4 I Weber, mahogany,,,,.„,, ,„....,., .Dfw 595 Meaner, walnut..••.,.*, ...... now (95 • Bras • Play Suits ' Welte, mabogapy ..-.-.-....„ np* 725 Fitcber, mkhogjiny „ now 79S "Looking for A Contented LJndeinan, mahogany.. •., iow 950 • Pedal Pushes • Midriffs Sttiuway, ebony .,,„„„« »« 1395 Way of Llptng?" • Terrycloth Beach Jackets illL. SpiNET and . . . Consult the First Bank and Tru^t • Sun Dresses • Robes CONSOLE PIANOS Company regarding the many advan- Vewr, oontole, mahogany, tages in having a "planned" savings ac- • Sandals • Beach Towels Hallet & Davit, eonaole, count with regular weekly deposits. Vanamaker, ipinst. Queen Ami, Complete Line of oubogany ~!*mv Moaette, apinet, mahogany.,.,,mmm. MEN'S and BOYS' Stary « dark, apfe*. a»«J»c«y..M» ShouiB(«, »pin«t, mhofimj.,,.,.«. VbM. apinrt, wahpl . * m mm Cirreat literest Rate Fer Annum Summer Sportswear Cabl« Nelaon. apbtt, «ak.. »,„,„.. kf Amt, Tru-Val, McGregor, Kaynee, Jantzen, Burma Hardnun, eoowlo, ebony.HH..,.-^ Acnaaiic tputat, Louk XT, W»IBO(. •, Model Illustrated ^\ f c\r* WurliU«r.a|wi«,biM|M..... "Gay HoUdayu" Pink, White- 1(),95 Latter, npiiwt, Umi» XV, aaaiofaay....DOW 6iS II, ijjiuet, nubofaay.il> HI 71S //)-• ll.ml, aill, HI llu STORE HOURS: '• t "Th« Mvfk !Cwir*r of Now hrtmy" BANK AND TRUST Co^m; DAILY 9 A> M. to 6 P. M. Cmistensen's GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY FRIDAY til 9 P. M. \MUOV>)i Slarv iTHNWAY HtmilNTATIVti Closed Wednesday All Day 605 BROAD STREET • NtWARK 2, N. J. AM//Y Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ttl«ph*M> MAAe4 3-9110 Op* W.dne.day .vMin«« until 9 ¥«ri AIRCONDITIONEI) FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT FRIDAY. JULY SEVEN Hill Bowl Shells i' »'> ''<•<* REALLY MAKING GOOD - By Man Mavtr Brown's Tavern 1st Half Title Won in (iame, Defeat Bagalas by ]U PAL News ; CARTERET - CoBches Edmund Upsets City Line CnrtPr' E Next to Woolworth's 103 MAIN STREET ISELINFAIR GKEEN STREET, OPP. PENN. Ml STATION ISI;.I.I> WON., JULY 22 thru SAT., JULY 27, 1957 New crystal clear BUSTER CRABBE-in i- with 4 BIG FREE AQTjS You can fell from the way downtime to the barest minimum. ing power. Whichever engine you they're put together that A truck with a choice of ready- choose, you know it's got the pjpwer to-go power-that's Chavy. From anf to back up every inch of brain in On Midway Stage Chevrolet trucks stay on the LIQUID SHAMPOO advtuiced lineup of eight engines- every Chevrolet Task-Force truck. Cbeviolet fob ... save on the job! 140 to 210 hp-you can save by A truck for your job—that's choosing ths power precisely Chevrolet, too. From pickups to PUBUX A truck with built-in stamina- matched to your-'job. Thanks to middleweight); to high-tonnage tan- 7bskRuveB7 9 Rides 30 Booths that's Chevy, Whether highballing compact weight-saving design, dems, there's o/ie just right for your PHARMACY down highways or roughing it Chevrolet's V8's deliver high gower «' b. See your Chevrolet dealer, per pound of engine weight-power e'll show you a model that's »l Mam St., Wuodbridir across ruggecf terrain, or doing de- Thicks livery duty in town, dependable (hat works harder for you. Chevy, practically made to order for your Food Specipltie* Open Evenings "cun-tuke-it" Chevrolet* are*cutting truck 6's are famous tor their stay* kind of hauling. Till 10 O'clock Free Admissiou! Fre* 1'arkins • Only Jranchisid Oiwrtiet dcaleri display ihh famous trademark OI'KN SUNDAY 'TIL 1 P* M. Benefit of St. Cecelia's Church and Sri"'"1 I'm- Talking in Hear See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer that as long as these bombs produced a ra- CARTERET PRESS dio-active fallout so destructive for the civi- CHECKING ON THE FALL OUT lian population, no country would risk their Wd Every Friday by Carteret Press use. Majority of State's Voters Would Roos«v'elt Avenue, Cnrteret, N. J, Now, there is a distinct possibility that Telephone Klmball 1-5800 A CLEANS? SCWB Approve ot Having Games ot the various governments will decide to use Charles E. Gregory only "clean" nuclear weapons, if they use Editor and Publtehitr them at all. A small and "clean" nuclear Chance at New Jersey subscription fates by mail, Including post- weapon, used as a tactical weapon on the ',. one year, $3.00; si* months, $1.50; three battlefield, seems to have a better chance Seashore, Survey Finds mnniiis, 85 ccntu; single coptea by mmit 10 of usage now than it did only a few months 4 r'.nis Ml payable In advance. ago. Since the United States is supposed PRINCETON - How do rank More than four oul of every, ny mrrlcr delivery, 8 cents per copy. slid file New Jersey vou!rs fcfl five men (81%• say they would! to haVe the lead in the production and pos- futriori RS second clans matter Junr 6,1924, on the question of trie operation favor having such names; where- session of nuclear weapons, the discovery of ERmrs of chance at seashore ,1 curlfret, N. J., Post Office, under the Act as only a bare majority (53% 1 of i-Morts in thr Stfltr? the women share this opinion. '„( March 1, I'1"- of a method of producing "clean" bombs is Resulti nf a survey just com- of the utmost Importance to the United Another Is that the larger the> plied show that a tolid mRjprlty size of the community, the great- States. of the New JerM^fldult public— er the approvnl of having garnet (Economy) Wave nearly two out of every three- of chance at the seashore. A world Convention should inevitably re- say they would nppvove of hftvlm Congress notes unusual enthusiasm For example, nearly three oirt sult from this discovery, leading to a gen- sames of chance at the New Jer- of every four 173^ 1 bite c|ty peo- Wor .s current economy drive in New Jor- eral agreement not to use unclean nuclear sry seashore. ple 1 residents of Newark, Tren- there's a reason—Millions of New Jcr- At the same time, a sizable ton, Paterson, Camden, Jersey ,ry. weapons—something on the order of the xpayers' dollars are at stake. minority group of JerseyRns— City and Elisabeth 1 Interviewed cv worldwide agreement not to employ poison more than one out of every four- say they would approve of having New Jersey Taxpayers Association gas in wars—a prohibition which was gen- say they would disapprove of Stages of chance at, the seashore. that approximately four per cent having such names of chance at This compares to 68% who a p. erally observed in both World War II and the Reashore. prove of having games of chance Government revenue comes out the Korean War. It would be even better, These were the findings when at the seashore among those liv- r pockets of New Jersey taxpayers, of course, if neither clean nor unclean New Jersey Poll staff reporters lua In communities with between tanding eigth In percentage share of the personally asked a cross-section 25.000 and 99,899 people: to 63% bombs were allowed. of the State's voters: of those living In places with pop- ai tax burden borne by the taxpayers "How do you feel about the ulations between 2,500 and 24,- various states. By the same calcu- operation of gimti of chantt 999, and to only 58% of the rural The Television Networks at Nrw Jrncy washer* resorts nrea people who say they would at|,)ii. a billion dollar reduction in Federal approve of having Rames of A Congressional subcommittee recently —places Hkf Anbury Park, •pending could shave as much as $40 mil- YVUdwood, and Atlantic City? cluincc at the seashore. recommended that something be done to Would you approve or disap- ion (mm future Federal tax requirements Among other population group* break the stranglehold the television net- prove of thr operation of such examined, differences In opinion „ New Jersey. camrs of chance at the sea-' works have on both stations and the view- on the question of having games ptits in appropriations bills, however, are HhOTf." of chance at the seashore art ing public. One of the recommendations The results: relatively minor. ot always translated into expenditure rc- was that some way be found to allow the Would approve 8fi% This newspaper presents the uctions because of the tremendous com- viewing public to see something other than Would disapprove 26 reports of the New Jersey PoU Irxy of Federal finance with its "carry- No opinion 7 exclusively in this area. network-produced programs between the Other answers M vers. "authorizations," "obligational au- peak viewing option time from 7:30 to 10:30 'Thmr giving other answers UNUSUAL BOOTY iionty." "reapproprlations" and other di- P.M. were mainly of thr opinion SAN FRANCISCO — Someone •nsionary budgetary and accounting de- that they would approve If round this city isn't particular; The subcommittee reported that net- the proceeds would go to •iffs Nevertheless, the prospective $3 bil- charity. what he steals. Police have re* . works have too much control over stations, ported that, in one week, eight ,on to $4 billion ttduction ordered thus far HiRhliRht of today's survey water hydrants were uprooted and which are too few, and that prospective ad- ,. findings is that majority senti- Congress in the proposed $72 billion were taken from the South Basltt vertisers are often forced to purchase time ment in every population group site. for Federal government this year Under the Capitol Dome examined says It would approve on a certain number of affiliated stations tds promise of curtailed present and fu- of having sames of chance at the in order to gain a network airing. By J. Joseph Grlbbfns seashore. me Federal expenditure programs with Keep On Such practices, the report intimated, are a-t • Ipmroo ETAOINI The following letter was re-> inmate benefit to the taxpayer. TRENTON — Bootlegging ap- These groups include men and akin to block-booking of motion picture ployment Security declares they a driv'vay while on her way ceived recently by a concern that Thr value of a renewed 'citizens' econ- pears to be the best gamble for arc favored as never before In home from Services. women, nnd residents of all city manufacturers corn syrup: films, a system which was declared to be a potential lawbreakers in the Fel- history. FAIRS:—New Jersey's fair sea- sizes, all age groups, occupations, "Dear»Slrs: Tho I have taken imy drive in Congress is cited by the Tax- educational levels, and members violation of the antitrust laws. The report eral courts of New Jersey. "Today's labor market puts a son is about to get underway six cans of your corn syrup, my ayer.s Association. Targets include the 40- A statistical study of activities high premium on youth," lii>; di- with 18 farm and 4-H Club fairs of both major political parties. feet are no better now than they noted also that there had been a decline in Two other interesting findings dd new and/or expanded programs in- of the seven active Federal vision said in summarizing the scheduled to start on July 19 and were before I started." the supply of "new, high-quality" films judges In New Jersey • during labor market. "This year's new continue to September 29. emerge from today's survey. oivmn additional billions of dollars which One is that men express con- He Is rnade available by independents. 1955-56 shows that if a New Jer- •workers were children of the. late 1930's — the years of low birth The Monmouth County 4-H siderably higher approval of A bachelor Is a man who never •m proposed in the 1958 fiscal year bud- sey bootlegger gets caught and Fair will lead the list of 1957 Certainly this is a problem in the field convicted, he can expect to be rates—and there are now all too names of chance at the seashore Mrs. anything — t). S. Coast •{!. Many of these provide additional Fed- few young men and women to fail's to be concluded this fall. It than do women. Guard Magazine. of television, where good films, even if by ordered to do 15- months in a will be. conducted at the Freehold ral "aid" to the states, for which New Federal prison, or be placed on match the demands of the tre- independents are sadly needed. Altogether, mendous technologicil revolution Raceway on July 19 and 20. The rsfy taxpayers pay $2.40 for each dollar probation. Burlington County Farm Fair is the report seemed to voice the opinion that of the 1950's, i'ived—a "bargain" New Jersey could Although in the underworld next in line from July 25 to 27 Competence Creates Confidence television must not be a purely network me- there is a concerted objective to "Those youns people fortunate inclusive at the Green Hill Farm !1 do without. Legislation embracing avoid the 'man with the whisk- enough to have the ability nnd dium, dependent on network service, but in Burlington, The Cape May nnomy recommendations of the Hoover ers," which means keep clear of incentive for advance'! technical, County 4-H Fair will be held at must meet the needs of local areas and Federal prosecution, 1ST persons scientific and academic trMnlng lommission offers an additional and large- Cold Spring on the same dates sections. were sent to Federal prisons by are favored as seldom before. The and the'Passalc County 4-H Fair niiuouched field of "better government at the Judges in 1955-56. There was rewards—Status in tomorrow's will bo held at Preakness from The report also questioned the Federal ,v cost," calculated to produce savings of one marihuana offender, twelve world, career security, and mone- August 1 to 3. Communication Commission's attitude to- narcotic law violators, 27 forgers, tary returns—arc indeerl iijgh." 4 billion to $9 billion. one immigration case, 12 boot- IMMUNITY: — Charitable im- The Mercer County Farmers' ward multiple-ownership of stations by the leggers, 25 car thieves and T9 munity which is now granted Picnic and 4-H Show will be held In outlining the possibilities, the Tax- at the Lawrenceville Armory on networks. This is but one of many practices other assorted criminals. The av- churches and other similar or- yeis Association proposes; "Let's put the erage penitsntiary sentence was ganizations has got to go. August 2 and 3 and the Sussex I having been followed by the ,FCC that has County Farm and Horse Show y drive in Congress on a permanent 25 "2 months. At least, this is the opinion of been questionable. will get underway at Branchville The highest average sentence two members of the New Jersey on Auguct 6 and continue until Diijl.s. Although American television is the best was given the narcotic law viola- Supreme Oourt—Justices William Auugstf 10, The Camden County Insurance U not ;i commodity to be n»rtered Rcrosa. the ''bunsain tors, 38 months. The forger was A, Wachehfeld and Nathan L. 4-H Fair is scheduled for Clemen- counter." It Is thr mrdtiim by which you Ruarnntee your wotldb in the world, most of that which comes ordered, on an average, to do 24.3 Jacobs. wsACKilons itK&liut lobs caused by on* unfortunate circumstance M 1 ton on August 7 and the Ocean another. Such drmmstAnees ml«ht bp caused by (lrv theft, hurrictiM 7/ic Meaning Of 'Clean Bombs over the networks in the form of family months. Bootlegsers received av- 1 Justice Wache.nfeld claims the County Fair will be held at Lake- or PERSONAL LIABILITY. Our orR«nlHi»!on to not "tied down" by programs is certainly mediocre, at best. crape sentences of 15 months. Car barrier of immunity has be°n wood on August 7 and J. ANY Insurance company and our major objective la dependable and Many of us missed the real significance thieves Rot 28.3 months, as an av- Sntl5factory Insurance service to our clients. An INDEPENDENT lowered on many fronts and it is AOENTS wr arc In a better position to protect YOUR Interests. , t>\ !ho announcement from the White There is so much nonsense an intelligent erage. Nationally, In all the Fed- now a fundamental principal i'f Other fairs will be held as fol- viewer cannot watch seriously that it is a eral courts of the United States humane and civilized justice that lows: Gloucester County 4-H use that U. 8. scientists had developed a and territories, the average Fed- a wrongful injury should not go Fair at Clayton on August 8 and Friendly Service—As Near As Your Phone , wonder the networks have advanced so far jr.'-thod to produce "clean" nuclear bombs, eral sentence in 1955-56 was 25.8 unrequited when redress is pos- 9; Somerset County 4-H Fair at already. months, but the average actual sible. Far Hills on August 9 and 10; reported that our scientists are now time served, over the uVlited Essex County 4-H >ftlr at Cald- The answer is that the wonderful new Development of a comparative- pole to develop a nuclear bomb that is nine- States, was 16.2 months. ly inexpensive and convenient well Township on August 13 and STERN & DRAGOSET >-MX per cent "clean." medium, which allows viewers to have a In New Jersey, during 1955-56, method of spreading the risk has 14; Middlesex, County Fair, Dun- small "movie screen" in their' house is so more convicted defendants re- obviated the threat that recovery ham's Coiner, August 14 to 17; RIAL ESTATE Tins means that nuclear bombs can be against charities will seriously Warren County Farmers' Pair, convenient and interesting that the public, ceived probation, 202, than were "(I in wartime without spreading deva- sent to prison, 157, indicating deplete their funds and thereby Harmony, August 14 to 17; At- or many citizens, will watch almost any- that convicted Federal law vio- deprive the community at liupe lantic County 4-H Pair, Uomona, station over great areas and causing huge (Continued on Page Ten) thing. '' lators of New Jersey have 56.3 of the benefits which they be- uin casualties because of the radio- chances of 100 of escaping im- stow, he said in a recent opinion. '<(' fallout, H-bombs can now be pin- More competition would be a good thing prisonment by stayitiR at home "Experience in other'jurisdic- for the television industry, and we believe and on the job as a watched ward tions has already demonstrated >>iiit(d on military targets, and while they of a Federal probation officer. the subcommittee of the Senate Interstate that no calamitous social (jlfects riy devastating, they need not be Over the nation and territories result from a dissolution of chari- •'(I death through the skies ajnd misery and Foreign Commerce Committee de- of the United States, probation table immunity," said Justice serves commendation for itjs work. Labor- was granted in 1955-56 to 10313 Wachenfeld. "An lndivlduaj WHEN PRICES ARE HIGH i lie country In the form of huge totals men and women, or 42.2 per cent should not be forced itn sjffer ious hearings were conducted last year on of all the people sentenced in the unmitigated and ofttimus \>' nvilian ca5Ualtie*H3Uch as those which : r this subject and the report has only recent- Federal courts that year. This in- crushing burden of injuries ui red in Japan because of the radio-ac- wrongfully inflicted merely to ly been made available. dicates you have a better chance 11 fallout from atomic bombs. of setting probation i% the Fed- continue a judicially inspired im- munity Ions since outdated by Tliis really means that there is a greater Also, the public should demand histori- eral courts of New Jersey (56.3 cally accurate programs, which make at per cent 1 than you do If you go the impart of modern timrs." ''HK'P that nuclear weapons will be use4 into the run-of-the-mill Federal However, si majority of thr least a little sense, with less violence, alco- c I11 die next wir than there had been pre- court of the United States (42.2 court sustained a dismissal of i holism and psychopathic'crime as viewing per cent 1. damage suit by a Ml. Ephntiin '• Admittedly, th«re are some areaa THE 8TATW HOLE "The elimination of the fed- eral overhead - stopping, In in which the federal government KEEP CAR FINANCING COST LOW s pro- other words, the 'freight can be rhnrs;r 2's. per cent per month on the firs; $100 of loans, Instead ol 2 pi'i cent. , . . Governor Meyner hns proclaimed the period be- tween July 21 and 27 as National .Safe Boating Week. . . . N*w Jersey experienced eight traffic Get on the "BEAM deaths during the Fourth of July holiday perold. . . . State troop- ers have been ordered to arrest motorists who throw debris or uny article from moving venieles and tnivcllnK »n the highways of New Jersey. ... Betting has Increased 1.4 ixr rent and attendance 5 per cent during the first 21 days DI viiniiK at the Monrflouth Park Knee Track. . . , Edward B. Mc- Coimell. Administrative Director Follow the "BEAM" to: of New Jersey courts, presided as fliiilrrmm of the National Con- ference of Court Administrative Officers In New York City re- cently. . . . The New Jersey State School of Conservation has start- ed its llth year at Stokes State Finest, Sussex County. ON LAND. ON ICE, IN THE WATER-Miiynnr.l L. POPP of Okaurhw, Wto, has built a very MAURO MOTORS, Inc. CAPITOI, CAPERS:—Eight mo- versatile vehicle In hli "inow-plane on wheels. "The aluminum-and-steel vehicl* has plexiglass torists caught trying .to cheat windowi and a 65-hompower airplane engine powering a pusher propeller, Fopp uses the run- automatic toll machines on trie ners leaning against Uw vehicle to do 100 miles an hewr on the frozen surface of Lake Okauchee Garden Slate Parkway last in winter. H« plans to fit it with pontoons for use in the water this summer. Lack of propw 611 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge month' paid fines ranglup up to brakes protoWU Uceiuinf the vehicle for highway use.! $100. ... The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is thinking »bout State House Dome outlawing electronic waterfowl- Officers Elected f'' (Continued from Editorial Page) calling devices along New Jersey's marshlands and elsewhere. . . . August 14 to 17; Morris County YOUR NEW Republican and Democratic Pair, Troy Hills, August 1 9to 24: By. JWV Auxiliary State chairmen have reached an Flemlngton Fair, Flemington, SOCIAL SECURITY agreement on a joint statewide August 27 to September 2; Cum- registration drive for the comlnt GIGANTIC AVFNEL — Election of officers berland County Fair, Bridgeton, campaign but most politicians w«s lii-ld by the newly-formed! Q what exactly uV you Include September 2 to 1. and New Jersey have their fingers crossed. Lnriie.s Auxiliary of Avenel-Colon-: ils ,.sinii|l;..sv State Fair. Trenton, September 22 to 29. la Jewish War Veteran's Post, at a ! A Earning for social security ire,-tins at the home of Mrs. Lois; , ,., plirp()s s oriimii]y mslsl of what HOGS:—New Jersey has joined Opinions of Others Bdo.stosky, 91 Ira Avenue,Colonia. ( is gained .ruin art ml employment other eastern states in passing a (Continued from Editorial Page) Officials of the Central New or self-employment. These earn- pasisng a law requiting the cook- j as understandably the high tolls Jersey Coimcil who attended were ing of KHrbage fed to hogs and itlsi) include certain special enlarge their opportunities. Mrs. Anne,,Levenberg, president; [ providing for other sanitary reg- Mrs. Clair$Kahney, chief of staff; j payments such as holiday pay, The question was brought to ulations on all garbage feeding public attention by the insist- Mrs Hck'4" Harris, past depart- j vacation pay, certain types of sick farms. ment president; Mrs. Evelyn | payments and honuses. ence of automobile clubs and The State of Connecticut now Sen Shf.rshin of Passaic. These Br oss man, president of the ?J, If a beneficiary finds that he remains the only state without! sources pointed embarrassingly "SELL-ATHON" Hosclle-Linden Auxiliary; Mrs. j had earning In excess of $1200 such regulations. Under the New to the action of the New York Miriam Alexander, president of for a calendar year, when and how | Jersey law, all such farms must; Thruway . authority Is allowing tin: New Brunswick Auxiliary; must he report it to the Social j be licensed by the State Depart- Empire State residents unre- Mr.s. Helen Fish, past-president of | Security Administration? ment of Agriculture and be sub- stricted use of that superb facil- the New Brunswick Auxiliary; and !' A. An annual report of earnings ject to strict supervision. • ity for an annual fee of $20. Al- Mrs. Carolyn Mermelstein. past' form is mailed out to all benefiei- Despite the new law. however,: ready the thruway and the other prcsident of the Auxiliary of Louis arics who repeated earnings of the hog farms feeding garbage in highways of New York are Ferdinand, Irvington. over $1200. This will insure that, the Secaucus, Hudson County the payments which have been area, have been given notice to brightened by the great numbers Mrs. Levenbere, who presided of blue and white plates attest- ENDS TONIGHT made in (lie previous year are cor- over the election, was assisted by, vacate by September, 1958. En- rect. Slrps will be taken, when forcement of the new act will per- ing payment of the annual! Mrs Harrjhand Mrs. Kahne. necessary, to make additional pay- mit the South Jersey hog farms: retainer. Officers elected were Mrs. Henry ments or to reclaim payments im- to continue feeding garbage at The plight of toll riders In Rukolf. president: Mrs. Seymour; pr((ppr|y madp so as (n ba|am,e least for a time. , New Jersey is aggravated by the senior ,, vice-presl- jou r armints f()r ,hf yrA£ The an. higher fees imposed on both the [lent; Mrft^Muiray Jnedman, | m]a, rrj)ort ()f Mrninss must be JERSEY JIGSAW:—Dry weather turnpike and the parkway, es- junior vice-T)Teslden; Mrs. Rich- completed, signed and returned to continues to hamper growth of pecially in the northern counties. aid Warner, treasurer; Mrs. Sam- us by April of the following year. New Jersey tomatoes in many The New Jersey Imposts are uel Belastosky, chaplain; Mrs. Eve areas of the State. . . . Ten boot- higher than practically any' at MIDNIGHT! Q. I am a self-employed dentist Siiperstein. recording secretary; and became covered under your leggers were arrested in New Jer- others in the group of toll roads \ Mr.s. Sheila Goldowsky, corre- law beemniiip this year. Do I have sey by Stale ABC agents during between Maine and Chicago and j .spondinn secretary; Mrs. Leonard both a social security number and June. . . . The Garden State those in effect In ether Midwest I, i e be r m a.n , conductress; Mrs an employer' ; identification num- j ranks second in the nntkqn in i States. Mitchell Dezube, guard; Mrs. ber from the Director of Internal summer apples which are now be-1 New Jersey motorists, more- Charles Goldberg, patriotic in- Revenue? ing sent to market. . . . New Jer- over, are accustomed to this structor; Mrs. Claire Plrkser, his- A. As ii self-employed person sey's application for 'funds to j high fee treatment. The Port of torian; MijjJ' Lester Jacobs, Mrs. you require a social security num- carry out planning programs for New York Authority has clung Don't Pass Up This Haiold Bepowitz. and Mrs. Lee ber in order to have your earnings local communities has been ap- resolutely to its half dollar for River, trultees and Mrs. Julius property credited to your account. proved. . . . Investment funds of every traversing of the North Isler. publicity- An employer identification num- the State of New Jersey totaled River or Staten Island Sound. It Committee chairman named ber is only required if you have $714,495,850 on June 30. . . .\ did yield to pressure, however, were Mr.s. Mermelstein, hospital; other wage earners employed by Traffic arrests in New Jersey to the extent of "wholesaling" *Mrs. Friedman, membership, Mrs. you. Do not report your self-em- during 1956 numbered 323,317, crossings—using books of cou- Belostosky, Americanism. Mrs, ployment earnings under your em- an all-time high. ... The 101- pons—at 40 cents. Terrific Opportunity year-old Flemington Fair opens Julius Schiller, Mrs. Louis Baiter nloi'er identification niimbe-. That authority was equally re- August 27 for a ful Iseven days and Mrs. Goldowsky, telephohe luctant to renounce any frag- and nights..., The Garden State wnact. JLAST ACT FATAL ment of its revenues. The public Parkway completed a six-month I The auxiliary will resume meet- j . BELLE FOUUCHE. S, D. - - Mrs, period ending June 30 with a now hears kindred contentions ini's in September at which time i Ethyl r. Hamilton of West Cobina, record of three pedestrian deaths; and aversions from the parkway tlin installation will take place, j Calif., known professionally as and only two motorists fatalities. | and turnpike offices. Continued WE'RE GIVING DYNAMIC DEALS The execute? board and installs-1 Ethey D'Arcy, a hwh-stand per- ... Douglass College undergrade i presume on both and ajso on tiim'committee will meet in the!former, plunged 82 feet to her ates earned more than $105,3001 members of the Legislature will near future time and place to be | death here in the final perform- in part-time employment during build up conviction. This situa- ON THE ALL NEW 1957 anneunced. jance before her scheduled retire- the 1956-57 year. . . . Minors tion is the opportunity also for •—• —— ment. Mrs. Hamilton, 55, was do- under 18 years of age are now the automobile clubs to exert The President has more than ing a foot push from a 10-foot prohibited by law from carrying the prestige they tnslat they doubled the amount of nuclear | perch pole atop a 72-foot ladder payrolls outside the premises of possess to benefit their members fuel the United States will make when the ladder broke juft above their employer. . . . Under a new —and all other resident mo- available for atomic power plants the last rung, plunging her to the law signed by Governor Robert torists. her* and^paoad. ground. B. Meyner pawnbrokers may —Elizabeth Dally Journal IMPERIALS CHRYSLERS You call i the turn • »PLYMOUTH/ S Whot you do with your pocket MWf is a matter entirely up to you).1 All Models and Colors - Immediate Delivery But remember thot steady serving can often make the difference between wanting things and /wWng theni HIGHEST ' Financing By Coins don't buy much when you're spending, TRADE - IN Bank Personnel but the reverse is true when you save/ ALLOWANCE! Ten dimes buy a dividend-earning dollar On the Spot! when added to your savings account FREE COFFEE and SANDWICHES Follow the "BEAM" in llw Sky k AJL.IMl MAURO Se/try for lavbtfi Sluet IMP ^ • The PERTH AMBOt MOTORS, Inc. Savings Institution 611 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge mix AMIOT, N«W nun MIMlll NbllAl DIPOIIT Phone: WO 8-3824 - WO 8-1651 YFAR5 OF SFPVICE TO SAVFRS FRIDAY, .nn.v i*. ir>." PAGE ELEVEN ^,utn appears 1,1,. after he was wakefled ,, li 1 ;' ; 1,1t,,rs to the Antwerp, Bel- >. . „„ 7A ACME'S own meat 'experts choose only the finest, corn- 16-91. fed young cattle, of specific 2 con* size ond weight, selected in Chocolate Syrup 3? areas where they're raised and fattened for market. Lancaster 14-oz. Brand is your guarantee of the Hunt's Catsup 2 bonfes 29' finest. ACME'S LOW, LOW PRICES OJV COFFEE Lancaster Brand "U. S. Choice" Beef Vacuum Packed Ideal Coffee pound con COFFEE Maxwell House con 95 24-«. CHUCK WELCH GRAPE JUICE bottle Always tender, juicy, flavorsome. Cut from government graded "U. S. Choice" beef selected by } 1 Acme's own super-critical experts. IDEAL GELATINE JSTSL "SL " 4 Cross-Rib Roost of Beef l"""".'o?^ss Cl"'" A Fl lb 79f( CRIB CRITIC-Wearingaehie Fmh ;, •Mi.d hat, Britain's Princess BALA CLUB BEVERAGES "r r^.» 2 ££; 25c \: ;.;:iiTt is unaware oi a critl« New! M .' appraisal by little Paul. 00 ii 11, 18 months. The Prince« IDEAL PURE SALT "° ° *~ — .. visiting the nursery at tbt : . t Settlement Hostel for Ground Beef .. • Indian women In London. KOSHER PICKLE SPEARS T« Fresh, lean! Great for hamburgers. LARGE FANCY UTS TRAPPED LOUELU EVAPORATED MILK 6 III 75« r ST. LOUIS, III. — When quart : Wills' dug gave birth to CLOROX or DAZZLE BLEACH battle 18* underneath his home, the •old buy decided to go after . Mi i>ecnme wedged between NEW WW PRICES O/V DRIED RRV1T $3.7» . r diid the ground and nel- J Shrimp * 7 •!.'• i iioits of his mother nor employes, to dig him out Prunes KTL. i. 29c Pt 55c Mixed Fruit ""' u. 33c We reserve right to limit quantity. None sold to ! Miccessful. They flnallj ldMl D d :u 'nit by ripping'up a «C- Prunes **"" •"" Ib. 29c Peaches '" Pkg. 35c : (he bedroom floor. Iflle lgB1WMI lr lf 1dMl 9 Lancaster Brand M still under the house':- Prunes " "' U-oi.'pltg. 21c Apricots " * 11-ei. pl<|. "U. S. Choice" iv-, !>O NO GOOD \NITE. Okla—After ch«** STEAKS ' two books "i meraqnt SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE MK. ChariM Rodblpt) : ;::cy didn't work. ftM$ GOODS j-.er. she received notlM .- Lbrary—she had forgot? Ib. Ib. • lum the books. 75 79 On Sale Only at the New Iselln Acme •• :\ on-Basilio bout set PICAN STICKY BUNS package • :n tk-pt. 23. CHOCOLATE CHIFFON CAKE each 49C HUM niCRCH OF ci LARGE HEAD SCIENTIST APPLF DIE VIRGINIA LEE ! .It West Ave., SewMen, N. J.| Large, Special 49c Lettuce 19 i '• I•• •:"•'.} of The Mother Chuteh | sumME 20-ox. i..r ^]r^t Churth of ChrlH U.S.No.l < :v[ii!_. In Boston. Km, i HCME-STYLE BREAD Old Fashioned loaf .- i.-ulny Service 11:00 A. II. .- i:ul;iy ikhool 830 A. M. Wednesday Teetlmontal > Meeting 8 P. U, Thursday Reading Boom :-i I1 M. In Church 1 .u.iii library laclUtlei »T Potatoes 10 a 35° Potatoes and Lettuce Special* Only at the Iselin Acnjo Banquet Brand Sliret, Spreadt, Railroad JV»n ' Melts! Furelin of Oomwtk Chicken, Turkey or Beef Arranged FIM! . Tell ua the placet Ni wmit to »I»H. Wt pltf your IndWIdutl llll* DINNERS l-ri-l ary. You p»y only Large California Sunkist Valencia transporUtton « urvlce !•••• Special! LOUIS CSIPD lir-oi. pkig. 49< Dozen, Your choice! Heat and serve! Orang 39 KRAFT SUNKIST—adds health to refreshment. To reduce, eat one 30 minutes before meals. Richer ju Your Choice Lemonade Fancy BARGAINS cant er Pecker Brand Oronge Velveeta carton AT Juice 99c C Tomat 19 FANCY ROMAINE FANCY NEW GREEN VARMHdUSE "NO Baking" Ready-to-Serve lx 79 BRIEGS PieS Hoi. D9C 24oi. 09C Lettuce 21.125c Apples 2,t.25q KRAFT IDEAI, PRINCESS IDEAL t Rinso Blue Apple Sauce Miracle Whip Tea Bags White Napkins Glunt I'ltckuge Special! Slie SALE 4 33c a 55cPk|. o( 64 49 65 uf 80 10c s"iitl, at King; Street New ACME-Route No. 1 and Green St. Circle, ISELIN Auiboy ' • ! CARTKKKI VACTK TWF'il.VK FHinAY, JULY 19, 1057 i'l: ways and means, presented a of Journal and New Y, months' schedule of Social affair In December; nn,i , Hard to Believe^ Events Scheduled for approval. show for January N.,'' WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Harry Yapo was named as chair- will be held in Septpmill. That This Life Is By Brotherhood man for a Hawaiian Lauau, to be the holiday season. held this month on the grounds to It was announcer! n Here'* the Answer AVENEL —Harry Foreman was Be-AII and End-All the rear of the Center. cessful Lox and BII-M-I"' Large Dog welcomed us a new member of the Other events for tho comine sea- wao held at thecuitu :;, OB asks dramatically the treat Brotherhood of the ConsreRatlon HORIZONTAL 54 Mental J question that man hai ever Sono of Jacob at a meeting held at son include a Lox and Bagel break- . Members arr ingni i,, asked: "If a man die, shall he 1 Depleted breed faculties the Avenel Jewish Community fast for August; Yom Kipper Nleht vertiscments for t.iw ,, live again?" nfriog 55 Required Center. dance in October; masquerade help make this JI>;,,- The first answer comes from party for November; culmination huge success.. 7 It ha« no VERTICAL Daniel Flanzbaum. chairman of break it the the materialists. They say this brow in Its ' Sfa skeleton life is all, and that there is noth- Ion*, tapering 2 Fruit ing after death. It seems strange profile 3 Disembark that those who answer the ques- 13 Speaker 4 Lieutenant tion negatively should think it 14 Flag Ry BESS HILL but never released until now are i The smo'Uh VOIKS OI ti:o Mod Nobody's Sweetheart, Thai's a j AH. YOU HANDSOME DEVIL! - KHT - year - <>kl Clary ?rn Men and Ann Richards c.om- Plenty, and Ida, Sweet As Apple Truliant nl St. I'I UMshnif;. ,Kla , si'rnv; I'mini'iitly satisfied with jine with the great Kenton orches- Cider. his .sjituriiil l'clli'i'tiini. Ilc'.s fiiviiu: just the rit;ht touch tn the tra in fresh stylings nf familiar bow tic. Tin1 liriulu nl lashion frnin the waist up, Clary seems Jorren Tn?ram pmulnys elec- i-JOURS, in Stan's first full-leivUh tn havi' [Di'ijiitli'M jUhl one little item. tronic devices multiple recording • album fcatturiiiR voices. All of the and a few tricks of his own to pre- •irranpements are by Stan—pro- sent the highly entertaining al- viding imaginative settings for the ; bumSwinRing Guitar (Mercury). .'OClllS. Jorren, who is not only talented Ki-ntnn With Voices (Capitol but pood looking, plays Moonlight offers cxcptionally 1 i s t e n a b 1 e 1 Cocktail, Blue Moon, Mean to Me, musi; wiUi that Kctiton touch Pardon Me, Pretty Baby and Mich as -- Dancins iii The Dark, others. » After You, Eager Beaver and Temptation. A few of the recent releases Bins sings with crakerjack Dix- headed for the top, are Teenage !"'ind h'inds in the new Decza flip Bed of Lies (Imperial) by Ken HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. album Iting: and the Dixieland Copeland, Teardrops In My Heart itaitus. BiiiH is his ineomparabb flip Maybe Someday (Epic) by self and singhi'-? with Bob Hap^art, Tommy Drisco, Rockin* In Bagdad 288 W. LAKE AVENUE, OOLONIA Phone FU l-3420| and his orchestra, John Scott flip Oh, Lonely Heart (Capi|tol) by fruiter's Dixieland Group, Bob Lerry Reed, Million Dollar Baby : Crosby's Cats. Wo^ody Herman and flipTalk To Me Something (Atco) NO JOB TOO BIG - <)U TOO SMALL! His Wu'idcliuppers and Eddie Cori- by Bobby Pain. Eighteen flip ion and his orchestra. Three of Faded Orchid (M-G-M.) by Con- he numbers, previously recorded nie Francis. • . SPECIALIZING IN FULLY GUARANTEED QUALITY ..MERCHANDISE, PLUS FAST EFFI- CIENT SERVICE. How to be ROLLS IF — LLS DOWN Mminmt^ lovelier to Q l$ok at FLEXALUM ALUMINUM AWNINGS M€fD MORE ROOM? DOOI COOLING-OFF PERIOD - n KHS hot in New York and .lonallKiii Wfiik'i", Hi months, isn't cine to let a littlo niatttr AND cluthci" li^inpii Ins cuinfoit un a sweltering day. The ult.i We'll give you a head-stirt in casual siiiiiiiRT wtiur, Junathan stops fur a K'fivsl.ini; u WINDOWS at u {uui.lain. on (new beauty for the "BRUNER social whirl coming up, INSULATION WATER SOFTENERS with a clamorous coiffure KOOFINd - SIDING that does wonderful things for your hair—and for you! Specialjutroiuctory Offer! •K**A>:*~* "Smart Appearance Commands Attention" I se o'jr "BIUINER" water softener for ten dv». Knr '" ' : For Appointment Call JULY SPECIAL! •No obligation. See what a difference It npkes! Then we «' Perma Stone Fronts back — unless you want to keep It, and U*e our convert Ml I-1"1 CUT/, WASH, Uuy Flan outlined below. PERMANENT *O.50 Underground Water MONTHLY RA 7-9883 Sprinkler Systems MODEL RESTYLE it SET RENTAL* CASH' ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! CALL TODAY! Complete POOR yl Illi TUB ENCLOSURES Atitomatic-Kleetiic 15.00 S CANOPIES Automatic-Hydraulic S '•'•< You name It — we do it! 4.50 250.75 S™ SLIPCOVERS IUEDHIC AND SEVEN OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU Automatic-Semi 473.93 Manual—60,000 Grain 163.95 Manual—45,000 Grain SOFA or 2 CHAIRS $39 3.»0 127.95 (l MONTH Of JULY ONLY! ^^ ^^ 'NOTE: Modest Installation charge when equipment Is i" j 1 1 FREDRIC installation charge and pttrtlon of rental api'lif 1''''1' purchase at *ny time. ; Sermayan Upholstery Your Hairdresser *'U monthly insUrtawat! u N0 down mtynwnt, For Further Information or Ifm- Demonstration ft I'M III Avt-nur UOtl Irving Street 150 Elm Avenue, Rahway Tel. RA-7-9883 Avrm-I Rahway CALL FU 1-3420 SEMI - AUTOMATIC 30,000 GRAIN WO H-1^17 VV 8-9U51 COMPORTAHLY AIR-CONDITIONED Open Daily a A. M. lo » I'. M.—Sunday 1U A. M. to 5 1*. M. BRUNER CHAMPION I *l HUt)AY. JULY 10, 1057 Two years count their days swiftly. Two years watch restlessly as their suns rise high in the sky ami faoV loo^oon in the western horizon. Two years, however, provide ample lime for the formation of friendships and trt buiid, firmly the foundation upon whieh they can endure. This is a truth to which Molnar Elcetrical (Contractors, Inc., has proudly been able to give new lustre and new assurance. It has been our privilege to serve a continually growing clientele over the relatively short period of our existence. It was our conception of duty to the public, which we adopted aa our code of practice, to so conduct our business an to be worthy of the complete confidence of our patrons at all limes. It was our belief that in order to succeed and to progress that we must earn the reputation and prestige which guarantee- such achievement. Our two years with you have demonstrated the high value of such a concept. Our twx> years with you have seen our organization grow, our equip- ment greatly augmented, our opportunities for service to you expanding far beyond our mont ambitious hopes. At the same time, our circle of friendships - which we deem our proudest accom- plishment - has extended its limits and its horizons far beyond even our own fond dreams. At this eventful occasion in our business life, we would indeed he ungrateful if we did not ex- press our sincere appreciation for your acceptance of HS — for the opportunities you have given us to serve you, for the trust you have placed in us. In the years that lie ahead, it will always he our pur- pose to give new proof of our worthiness of your friendship. All the members of our growing or- ganization offer a new pledge of careful safe-keep- ing of all the qualities you have found in us which have been responsible for our growth and strength. It will always be our firm intention to be pre- pared at all times to meet whatever needs you may have, whether they be large or small. The tools of our trade, in competent and conscientious hands, will always be at your disposal. We solicit your consideration - and we promise the best that is within us to merit it. Our Job Our Aim Our Policy As Electrical Contractors, it is our job to make the power and convenience of electricity available to all who wish to use it. Our responsibility is to do this as efficiently, safely and economically as posssible. Our aim is based on [this responsibility. It is to observe the codes established for the ' installation, maintenance and repair of electrical systems ... to foster improvements in these codes . . , to promote and encourage adequate wiring'... to seek constantly to expand our knowledge and application of now techniques, materials and equipment and thus provide ever better ways to employ electricity. As businessmen, our end objective must be to make a profit ... not alone in terms of money, but in reputation and in the human satisfaction of doing a job well. This goal re- quires the observance of sound business practices, and establishing and sustaining a reputation for personal in- tegrity, professional competence, and ethical dealing. This is our position as an electrical contractor. In acknowl- edging the responsibility involved, we pledge ourselves wholeheartedly to its fulfillment... so that electricity may become an ever more useful servant to society. Member ..,, , ) Member /NViu Jersey International ; , ' Jersey lAternutional Hrolherhood * Brotherhood of •<»/.- i'ioi'tvkd Workers I (if(ion 4 | Union -4. F.of L A.F.ofL. ENGINEERS INDUSTRIAL POWER WIRING MOLNAR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, Inc. GEORGE AND KIMBALL STREET Telephone WOodbridge 8-8456 WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY i.v in. ior»7 PAGE FOURTEEN MEATS Tender! Tasty! Ready to Cook Armour Star YOUNG CAPONETTES Ib. Once again Mutual brings you only the finest at tha bett possibly prices! The finest in Kitchen utensils is yours exclusively at our market with any $2.50 food purchase or more: Chrome Plated - Natural handles with black tip and wrjita bands. See these beautiful Ekco Kitchen Utensils at our display. The very finest in Kitchen utensils — firm and sturdy —long lasting. This is the buy of a lifetime! The finest meats in town its yours at Mutual! No matter where, you shop you'll find only the best for your dinner table at our meat counter. Table Trimmed meats are your sign of Guaio:-.t::d cpali'y and freshness. txdushe Offer\ \ Plymouth Rock See It "Live" ' SMOKED HAMS Shank III Bottom Shank Half Portion Portion WEEK No. 1. Reg. 79c value! REINFCSCEJ 3TAAINER, 6", only 19< WEEK No. 2. Reg. 49c vato! LAD!I each only 13$ WEEK No. 3. Reg. 39c value! PANCAKE TURNER only 19* Ib. 45' .35' .25' WEEK No. 4. Reg. 39c value! BASTING SPOON only 19* WEEK No. 5. Reg. 39c value! TWO-TINE FORK only 19* Fresh WEEK No. 6. Reg. 49c vobe! MASHER _1 only 19* WEEK No. 7. Reg. 39c value! SPATULA each only 19* COD STEAKS »39c EVERY WEEK! Reg. 39c v«lue! /PLACE RACK only 19* „*! &/./•<./. f..-!.. K. Th« flntit hakrd (nndi In town ire raori when Ihtj br» Iht turn* ALIENS—try tome tonight mid we fur yonwlf! |t|ul»f He (alutt Kriulnf 5»f! PLAIN ANCEl CAKE .._ tach 39* BUTTtR POUND CAKE each 49* CHECK OUR PRICtS.COMPARE THEM! YOU'LL FIND THEM LOWER Hriultr Sit'. Kmudr Or! CINNAMON STOLLEN each 53* DATE I NUT BREAD tock 43* Realemon MAMBO PUNCH 1 Second Big Week! fxclusive Offer/ :;55c Billord Oven Ready Largo, Plump Swtot While doit Swedish Genuine Suburban KERIELETTES 2 \,: 31c C Pridi al the Form ALL 1 1 BISCUITS TOMATO CATSUP 21 ;, ;' 29c CHERRIES Ib. tuT GLASSWARE All flovori - My-T-Fint , Build a beautiful set of stemware and heavy baio glast PUDDINGS 4 L 29c Fresh Long j . fjmblers-desp cut to preserve beauty-chip-proof Thirtt Quenching rims—cn/stol clear • • • a glass for eWery need! DADS ROOT BEER qt 25s GREEN 3 Sliced Sticd EACH WEEK A DIFFERENT SET LUNCHEON MEAT '; 10c CUCUMBERS BUllD YOUR SET |ACH WEEK! DownyHok* From Del Monte Sliced or Halves All Famous Brands of Frozen With Every $2.00 or More WAFFLES pkJ 10c Food Purchase Sliced Yellow tr White ] i Picktd At Nite - Packed Und«r Ico AMERICAN CHEESE ,; 10c PEACHES LEMONADE • Rushed to Mutual from Local Farms Housewares features • • • ! SWEET Eke* Stainku $t««l Swidlih 0«iign CORN ears SALAD SET „,, .„ 5 Flonntllie. - Itf. He voluil effective Iliniufh H*lur ENTIRE STORE AIR OPEN EVERY NIGHT CONDITIONED Mutual Super Markets Rah way Ave, TILL 9 FOR YOUR COMFORT Opposite af Main St. Wood br idae Town Hall FRI. TILL 10 rT ,n;i,v P. \?,; PAGE KITTEfiN 1 v one to Uilk !•', >nt knorkint: out He i- Dr Hub Tim i mid lu has I 1. For most gardeners nn nil - ,im! his pests. And ' : THERMOSTAT Nationally Advertised at 4.98 Nationally Advertised at 3.98 Nationally Advertised m ) EACH Nationally Advertised at 1,98 Nationally Advertised at 3.98 Nationally Advertised al LADIES' LADIES' BETTER LADIES' 2 PIECE 13.95 PEDAL BLOUSES Baby Doll PJi DOWN PUSHERS fff«AtT #1 RATED NATL. ADV. C\C\f\ 9/\F5* TON AIR CONDITIONER 229* • Steintcx B \J 1 ^ • §FLUS THERMOSTAH MOUNT T • • 2 EXHAUSSPEED FAT N fmbm %J leno stripe bow blouse, oiif is lace trim on OVERSIZE • Smart leg Individually trims with bow and wrapped. Ivy League sleeve back. openings. fabric tricot acctnte. • White, • Slot pock- t Muchlne ets and flap. pink, lilac, 25" wide 8 longi- mint. and dries r . tudinal straps, wide • In black, quickly. plastic webbing, full beige and •Other at- double; tube arms. f, 95 • S-M-L turquoise. tractive styles to choose ' • Sizes 10-18 L 20" 3 WAY from. h IMkMlll Pill / Nationally Advertised at 1.50 Nationally Advertised at 2.98 Nationally Advertised 'i It's an pxliiiusit fan, It's an many as 5 rooms, 2 upeeds air intake fan, it's a room 4,00(1 C.F.M., fits windows BOYS' BERMUDA air circulator; cools as 28" to 39". Men's Knit Sport Men's Blue Bell SHORT$ SHIRTS WALK SHORTSI 24" Brazier Gril FREE! YACHT CHAIR THIS COUPON WORTH j It's the nf west style, .69 winUllatlDK Irides- 97 cent colon, folding, • Beautiful lightweight, vinyl 19 linc-nlike plastic laminated shorts in « choice of • A collection 2 twill covering in col- $500 colors. of knit bhtrU orful leaf design. 6.50 Kuuriinteed to 2 • Sizes 6-16. < all lathloi • Ntilloiully intrudes this (»mou» Blue Toward the Purchase of Any • Also camp B«U walk shorn ml [inner. 21" Power shorts In- la poUnbed i cluded. cottons. I • Conilneumb. Vaughan's LAWN MOWER j § Fvy iype» tjidrUic In b BKKXS & STUATTON tlic usaortmcftt belled model, Grass Seed KOTAKV CUT There are no • Ivy better knll black, us. uhlrts re(fard|0ii» at our DISCOUNT PRICE ol ptlcu aua «',j III'.. 4 cycle llicre Is no • With wheels (actual value $10) with the c n| lu r, itcoil better price. • Handy storage iheU .33 purchase of any gan engine starter, frice re- • Crunk Adjustable duced U n^w luw. Ki til power lawn mower. 6 5Keg3.