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Vol. 59. No. 45 SOUTH A1DBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13,1940 Price Four Cents Library at Hoffman High First School "THE Job LUtne 113th Infantry IliSTSEGDLM Room in State to Have Daylight Lighting On Bar Association Wi Take Part In MEETING OF 1940 That there Is a need to surmount ft •. • the problem of Juvenile delinquency • it is shown by the number of articles Board of Governors Bridge Opening COUNCIL DEC. 20 appearing in the newspapers, maga- zines, etc., plus the surveys and rec- Local Police Justice Officer Of Trenton. Dec. 12.—An innovation'
ijy&g 1(5 LALA PALOOZA. — Her Triumph Suffers a Bump By RUBE GOLDBERG
LADIES ANO GENTLEMEN, SHE'S AS \ FOB SHE'S A JOLLY THEBE WAS ftN ACCIDENT IN STBONG ' GOOD FELL-OW THE BALLET NUMBER BUT I ALA CAME OFP WITHOUT A SCRATCH - OWE THE LITTLE LAOV A BIG HAND Visiting nursa from tuberculosis assoclatloa telling mother how to protect the family from disease. This Is one of activities made possible ia many communities by Christmas Seals.
"M* /! Fiis-k JiT H.rtt, SyncUMta, Inc.
E from the turning in of the false Sustained Svced Beit alarm Monday ni?ht, was caused by OUR DEMOCRACY- America's motoriny millions who PIPE DREAMS the hunter from that seetion who plan to make lung tours should takr hot a doer with mathemtsflj prcci- :on, hit him exactly in the middle a lip from the" commercial traveler. of the forehead, and that deer h.is rf OPPORTUNITY AND} '/'>/. V' - ' The commercial traveler adopts a been Hie mathematical center of hi, cruising speed ;ind sticks to it. Mod- .;mn t!i th" »1 'allies from your brow for we liave the perfect conversation since he rcot him. '•'•< PROGRESS TODAY | fz ^> A^j/ s . - • ern cars con withstand hour after hour at safe speeds and in the i'jisw.-rs to your pri'i'li-xiug Bift piobltms. Tell us who it Is and «, y « The little lad who Is the pro- long run will cover as great a dis- liow miKh yutiwiint to siuntl. We'll dip Into Santa's las of gay prietor and mixologist at the thirty- tance as the car that is pushed at gifts and bring forth a perfect present at exactly the price you eight foot bar close to the top speed for a time and then is north edge of the city and two blocks forced to slow down because the set. It's the quick, easy, economical way to do all your Christ- from fire box 82, certainly covers a driver is nervous nnd tired. It is inas shopping. good many miles when he starts obvious that driving at 50 miles an thinking and pacing block bpek and hour is easy on the engine. By Nick-o-Tlne forth like a caged lion back of thai 38 feet of mahogany. EFFEP.SON, WHO HELPCD — _ - ^ • ESTABLISH BASIC US.IDEA, "^V^V ^,^/ Bpiialny againt WOOL SWEATEES for tha man who wants smart comfort in hb leisure er; .under the street lights by the celebrated a birthday la tortiny a a U"sraAEtnX»iD*uieiiAnr hours. In crew neck, coat and Jacket styles, $1.95 to $4.95. call box. Boxing beside the box, variety. 0/ thirty, brighttv-cfilorei TONE COMFCNSAHON la euml you might call It. necHtfc$ • •- gift* front member*' ln at In b«)l 0/ Ate. all-girl "flour 0/ CJlara"! PAJAMAS that ore definitely new. He will appreciate tho No one over gota wise to all the erchttlro. I style and comfort of these.—, $155 to ?24)S •••'' * • • ! tricks of the bartender trado, and muBlcand the'skorlRJ there must be thousands of them- FLANNEL ROBES featuring llght-ln-welght warmth. Com- Tfco site bartendsr la the Hill behind that music htglillilit/IDS plete choice of styles and colors—. $5.95 to 89.S5 thlrstatorium worfced one the other Hdur" projrairj,; night UUat was pretty pood.. Two when Ifs heard| customers, of the place, one 0! Ijhejn ev«rjr Monday GLOVES that are knockouts for style and practl- s city oifldal. were leanlns against evening (NBC- biuty __— $i.ca to tha mahogany end suddenly decid- Red) 8 p.m..1 ed it wasjiine for themrto wave. E3T> with Fran-, Then they noted sixty, cents ch- elaWbito, James 7 RCA Victor PrcrerTcdTypo WOOl AND SILK MTJFFLEnS—Smarttr than, ever In uciif ange <* thotiar.aiwi wear asked, the Helton, and Don- •M/eJ.;,Conntanl Speed, weaves and colors. Some with initials 91.00 to mlxqloglat whos» change -It. w ald Voothee*" 67- Self-ataitina Motor... SttU- Su put oh.ft eertoua.face, flhrugsed piece Bell Bym- 1 phonic orchestra Tliig_rM JEWELRY—BELT BUCKLE SETS—A large variety of useful his shoulders and §aW he dldnt in Mtgio Loop Antmoa. „ know. The result Was thiat since tho "*""* wltb. », mfxea and smartly styled Items —__ __50o to $5.00 two custotnera wcrentsure. they de- r«nel« Whlt» chorus of » 3-point baa and treUotonev^' cltted to stay and drink up the * . voices. This conlrol for record*, 2-point Tk» Idea, In 0 tray, satts&es devotees of lone Control for r«JIo. Do. *»l .> '; i.'l.:.; I.).; i:> :•,,, '< ;..•!'•; The bartender Knew then, and both arts, literature and music For Idgpru.ewith.elevWof n still knows whose sixty cents change Instance, In B rodent broadcast, tho or frequency moduhtioD WE GIVE S ana It orchestra featured tho familiar In- GREEN STAMPS that was, but ho wouldn't give an termciio from Mascngnl's "Cavol. attachment*. 1104 no* e»im« D^IU* answer, because if ho dldi the own- lorla Rustlcana", and Molton sang er would have scooped It up land the lmpnBsloncil torenado, "Slclll- OPEN walked homo, whorcas when ho ans- ana" from tho samo opera. And wered ho didn't know, the boys de- Jtf js3 White, who has become- ono of FRI. and SAT. elded tho"orilyTvVar«('SOtvo-thc-proT 'radio's inbst cTinrmlngBarteBlrbSsca,' Wem waa to spend tho dough. was heard in a ballad of a young ,,,,,;,J Rlrl nnd 'thq'tbrd High Admiral— The.bteest noise In Mcchanlra- .'Wttlo Damoicl"... ;,. ulle. up until tho commotion result-' ^^ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, l'S40 THE SOUTH AMJiOY
^ THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN By Fisher PubijShed Every Friday fry Dimiot, Good H"mtitcl>wt Icmn.ii THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN, Inc. We suggest fortha t Christmas linner 211 First Street Telephone S. A. 4 South Amboy, N. J. J. MELFOKD ROLL. Editor you are planning:
(AH Rrtipex Tested by Good Uoutehep'mg inslifuH) Entered as Second CUiS Mttier it ll.c 3-uth Ambuj' Post Office Ufct IlUiUtuU-r.ppreved measuring cups u,& souuu*. Jdautiir* level Fruit Cake Fruit Stdllen . Undfj- the Act of March 3, 1879 Golden h&rs
Subscription Rates: SI.50 per Year by Mail; $2.00 by Carrier \ 1 c lirowD augar, firmly pack Cookies Pies 2 eggs, weli beaten 42.00 Outcide of Zone 1. Four Cents per Copy 1 Up. vanilla extract % t, chopped wtiniit meat* Fancy Decorated Christmas Cakes COMPOSITION HESPONSIBXLITY m c. sifted RI I-purpose fluui KATHARINE FISHES t Up. baking powder This newspaper will not be liable for errors appearing In any Dsrtctor of Good Housekeeping advertising beyond the cost of space occupied by the error. Susiituit Telephone 153 THE FIVE LEADING FIRE HAZARDS According to the National Board of Fire Underwriters, if Brazil Nut Dainties people would inform themselves about the five leading fire hazards '/, Up. »It 1 c «1/U4 all-purpocc flour t 'STB yolka which are responsible for the majority of our fires, the number 6 tbsp. ffrouod firs»U-DDt tn'taU 9 tbap. canned pineapple julc« of fires in this country could be reduced by a tremendous per- ^ Up. RT»ted lemon rind Vi e. tkinly ailed Sruil-nut mcati Cream titbee ahorUnlnsahortcnlns; add tiibt» laear anaad cstegg yuJksyolkx,, arand crt-'acream tboruu^bly. Add tht tround nutmeaU, lemua rind. Milt, aud fluur alt«r- centage. nauly with th* pincapplt juice. Dtco by t«a*poonful* OD a ^rcaafd covkti Where Quality Rules" •bctt and cprlnkU with Uw sliced liraiil-nut mtaU. D&k.« ia a nuxJcrawly First and foremost of the hazards is carelessness with match- hut oveo of 400* F. 10 to IX cola. Uakot about 24 ox/kitx. In using an tkctrio t>eaL*r allow the iliortenlns te aoftcn at room es and smoking materials. And this is also one of the easiest temperttture. Cretm the ahorlenlcg lor 1 min. at liinh *pt«d. .Add ill* iugar and lb« CKB yolk* tnd cream (or 1 tnin. with the beater mill at high hazards to eliminate. He absolutely certain that all such mate- tpi'cd. Scrape th« bow) and brat 1 mln. lonjrtr. Turn the bial^r to i^w •pwd. Add trruund nutmeaU, lemon rind, and suit, and mi* wtll. A<1& rials are extinguished before discarding—and even then don't Hour «nd pi»««pplt Juki alternately, mixing thoroughly. throw them into waste paper baskets. Keep plenty of ashtrays Orange Coconut handy. Store your matches where they are beyond the reach of 1 t, shortening 2 c. tlflt-d mice fl-.nr 2 tUp. irraUd orange rind 2»i Up iiakitiB t'uwde ],; up. tftit children. And never smoke in bed. % up. cinnikmcD 2 eggi 1 -c. rolled oaU Heating plants are another prolific source of fire—and they % c. shredded coconut i tuap. milk Cri-am the shorUniuit wilh lh» oranpff rind. Add (he BUgar ernent""r l<» medium apved. Add the n«-i»nut, then llio plant is not working satisfactorily, call in an expert. aiftcd dry itifredftiita and tha rolk-d oati alternately with the milk, and mix thoroughly. Misuse of electricity is still another main cause of fire. Use Peanut Butter Cookies standard fuses of the correct size only, and never a coin as a ^4 e. ahortcnlnit 1 c. chopped ahelled peanut* %x c. tieatiut butter 2 c. granulated >ugi 34 Up. baking aoda substitute. Disconnect all heat-producing appliances when leav- B rffita, well beaten 8 c. lifted all-purixwa flour ing home. Have exposed wiring inspected and if necessary re- Cream the shortening and peanut butter thoroughly. Add the nnr gradually while cre«tnitte, and blend thoroughly. Add th* egn and btttt CornedBeef 19c Tongues, can 35c Dill Pickles 10c paired by a qunlified electrician—not by an amateur. ««U. Cornblna tha peanuts with tht a<>da and flayr «ifUd together, and add, Via* well and «h*p* into ba)l« ab^ut %" in diajn«Ler. Arrmag* oa a caoki* •b«et and prau flat with the bottom of a tmall water R)WI w*«r«4 wtla a Spontaneous ignition is one more of fire's many allies. It isn't pl«o« of damp ehemeciolh- Bake tn a nn>d*rat*)y hot orta ot 400* F. as mysterious as it sounds. Oily and paint stained rags or mops far 10 to It min. U»k« about 100 cookiea. Swift In m*lng an •lertrlc beater allcrw the ahortenlcf to K/UD at roam tampcratDrc. Cream th« aliorttmni with th* paaotit botUr (or 1 rain, are among the worst offenders, and should always be kept in with \h* beaur at higb kp»«d. Add th* ngir gradually wlta the b*alw attll at bt«b ap«*d. Aftfr all u> add^-d scrap* the bowl avaa a«M t saltt. tightly closed metal containers. And even papers and similar )n«r. Add Uie *gg«> unbeaten, one at a time, and beat 1 atla, mt%m tach Premium •ddltlo*. Vunt the b«al«r U mtdlan speW and add UM peaatot* ua4 th* rubbish have been known to burst into flame spontaneously. Keep jod* asi ftoaj tirwd U>C«U>«r. UU W*IL all rooms free of disorderly debris—and don't forget the attic, Prime Beef Jersey Italian Lb.q"nnnc tasement and closets. Fresh Hams, A cause of many deaths and serious injuries is home clean- RibRoastJb Hot Sausage Zo ing with benzine, naphtha, gasoline and similar explosive liquide. Fresh KUIcd Fricassee Fresh Armour's Skinless Lb.(ni f\ C Send your cleaning out—that's both the cheapest and safest way in the long run. Chickens ,1b Beef Liver, lb Frankfurters ZS Here are rules that will prevent most fires. Preserve them Genuine Spring riateorSottlUb and observe them—and the chances will be long against fire pay- ing a disastrous visit to your home. RumpsYeal,lbZ5 Legs Lamb Jb SoupMeaUb Our Own Ma&e i Prime Beef W THE STORY BEHIND THE STRIKE SETTLEMENT Boneless Brisket Few people may know it, but eleven not-so-humble Congress- Loose Sausage^ CRACKS DJ ftEWWd ChuckRoast CornedBeef GLA& <*WVF ATA SPEEP men meeting behind closed doors in Washington were responsible Of AlMOffT A Mltg M ffCOW Jersey (Rib End) for settlement of the Vultee airplane strike 2,500 miles away. Armours Star Z Lb. can 4 &5EMKH It's an interesting story which discloses what Congress can TRIUMPH- Pork Loins, lb do for defense while it remains in session even though it isn't OVER 50 AUCHlNe CaliHamsJb Polish Hams 1. GUN BUUEt^ CAM . Home Made passing a bill every day. Here's the story: BE FIREP 1KTO Fresh or Salted Fresh 6ELF-5EALIH5 GAS As the Vultee strike dragged on, thi3 band of eleven mem- -XAWYS AWE BV THE AMERICAN Ko!basi,lb 28' bers of the House Judiciary Committee got more and more per- RUBBER INPUSTKy* SpareRibs,lb Fresh or Smoked Calvesliver THE &U?m KMS KCWO. CMP/D 7Nt WITHOUT t-OSS IT»a1i «> Hm«M aWW turbed at the interference with national defense. Finally they rvwivto «wr CUAATK raves** OF FUEL decided that if the strike was not settled promptly they would submit to the House a brief two-paragraph resolution. The first paragraph would have forbidden strikes or lockouts in industries found by the War or Navy Departments or National Defense Advisory Commission to be essential for national de- Fillet Frtsh Boneless fense. The second would have levied stiff prison term and fine penalties on those responsible. Flounder, lb 29c Scallops, lb 35c Haddock, lb 27c Information as to these plans was conveyed to administra- Large Largo Garten's Salted tion officials. They promptly informed Federal conciliators on the scene in California, These conciliators in turn told union leaders. Oysters, doz 25c Shrimp, lb 32c Codfish^Ibbox 29c A Presidential conference to discus's the matter was called. And •within eight hours after the eleven Judiciary Committeemen © reached their decision, the strike was settled. ~* \T& WACKy 10 PROPOCE Consequently, when the Presidential conference assembled, y — is A/eA/?iyj2yi TIMES yj*°of AII. 7ATFGMANy AfiPAtl and when the Judiciary Committee met the following day, the NtARLf2Q0O0 ITS Qffi eMPLty££$ IN 7Mf 5CMP tHPVSTRy JN THIS CCUtfflty strike was over. Jersey 4 lbs. Fancy These eleven legislators are going to remain on guard. Un- less agitators use discretion in calling strikes in national defense SweetPotatoes 19c CeleryHearts 12c plants, the proposed resolution can still be passed. And the privilege of striking will be taken away not only from the agita- (Zaaln tors, but from all other workers in national defense plants as well. ^DR.IViiLES
Fancy Mixed DRIED Mission CURRANTS IVORY SOAP America's Heirs Apparent FRUITS, 2 lbs 25c 10 oz. pkg. J2c 2 Large Cakes. 19c 2 MEDIUM CAKES lie Flagstaff Bartlett WHITE RAISINS PEARS, Large Can,-23c Lb. 15c CRISCO, 3 lb. can 53c Hundreds Of Thousands Of Timas 1 LB. CAN I8o EMOCRATIC America boasts of no royalty. Tltlej, In so far u FlaRBtaff CAKROTS Walnuts, Pecans, Black D being inherited or officially, decreed are nowhere extant. They Each Year Dr. AJ/fos Nervino And PEAS, 2 cans...... 27c , Walnut Meats, lb 65c CHIPSO, Flakes or were banned ia 1 ?^7. Makes Good Granules, large box..21c Bur eagttljr ***3 p.Midty about United States families of thick SCOTT TISSUE NONE SUCH MINCE blue blood ant fabulous bourgeois fortunes has accorded such names When you are wakeful, Jumpy, I 3 Bolls 20c MEAT, 2 pligs 23c IVORY FLAKES or n* Rockefeller, Whitney, Vaodetbilt, Mellon, and Roosevelt a place SNOW, Large Box 21c equally important in tie national restless, when you siiffer from Nerv- oua Irritability, Nervous Headache, Grccndrclo VITALJTY (octet scheme of things >* cisortfd Hiss Palmer caps, "woa i& 1D29 PEAS, 2 cana 23c DOR FOOD, 5 lba...-....39c American Mix HARD European Du«« n:«l Etrona and when be campaigned for nodal- Sleeplessness^ or Excitability, give CANDY, 2 lbs 25c Earls enjoy to th»lr nntlro I«:ids. 1st Presidential candidate Norman Beards!?ya Shredded or Domestic household. ».ich as Thomas. An important figure in DR. MILES NERVINE Codfish Caltea, 2 cana.25c HEKSHEY EISSE8 Brazil Polished ?• these, trritei Gtcttn Palmer In tho all radical movements ha hai been a chance to make good for "SfOXJ. 13 oz. bag...... ;..23c Chri'LmaD !»snns of TowTn »nd Coun- arrested for picketing and was NUTS, 2 lbs. 35c aj MMnpuJn ,, toileril IIdtiIdenticad l l diffdiffii- onco booked in Jersey Cltj on a taff COFFEE cultiel s of ojjwifttloa—namelll y In tthhs disorderly conduct charge" Don't wait until neryes have kepfl Grinds, lb 25c Segals CHOCOLATES SELOX, box I lQc tll ef th»lr heirs apparent Cornelius Vandorbllt is a yot you avrako two or threo nights, 5 lb. box. ...$1.95 Thotifffc !ord!y parent* bavo strived until you aro restless, jumpyand Flacatafl ASPARAGUS 2 UJ. BOX-_*_08o Muellers Spaghetti, Noodles to uinulivto tho British tradition another example of .recalcitrant TIPS, Largo Can 29c wh'flS draandt that royalty in tho youth. Educated to bo an ornament cranky. Get n bottle of Dr. Miles 1 IJJ. BOX 600 or Macaroni, 3 pkgs...25c tadpole stags bo treated with Spar, of Fifth Avcnuo Society, it haa Nervina tho next time you pass a All Nats and Fruits - tan severity, their efforts. havo often been rumored that ho mm Flagstaff Golden Bantam disinherited for his joumallatlc ex- drug store. Keep it handy. You CORN, 2 cans 23c DRIED APRICOTS achieved little BUCCCSS. Wealthy Johnsons Glo Coat or 1 lb. pkg..: ...27c Jlrclglinjra with few exceptions, ploits. Tho Whitneys, Jock and 0. never know when you or somo; Paste Wax, pt. can...l59c , Miss Palmer points out, caro little V, the VnndejbUts.- Alfred G. and roomtor^youT^nTOilxwlUncedit.^ BOSCOA ; ' for tho responsibilities attendant to George, John Jacob Astor, Hunt- JELLO, ~~~ ' • • tha Inheritance of a' iiundied mil- infftoo •Hnrtford'"Jr: "ana Various' j "SALADA'TEA—'-- - - lion dollara or BO. ' members of the Thomas Foriuno At Your Drug Store: V, lb. pkff .39c - AlI'Flavorfl; i»hg.....;.....6 other examples of Flagstaff Large Oregon '..„ Corliss Lamont, eon of Thomas Smnlt Bottle 25* WALNUTS, lb...... 27c CANDV BISII FREE Heinz CHILI SAUCE....23c -Wi Lnmont of tho J. P. Morgan America's crown princes who would —.— Iyaroe Bottle; firm, In a notable cxnmnlo.'As a forfeit financial cares to the pur- Harvard tindprffrmluato, ho headed suit of sport, theatre, and divorce. at. Miles Nervine la tlso ma do In tha progressive club there nhd in- Only Uio flVo Rockefeller boys vited Eugona Deb.i to apeak at a f,ccm to appreciate tho wordi of Ilcnd full directions la package meeting. Ho attacked tho univer- their grandfather, tho original John sity clubs as "snobby, exclusive, D, KaTti ho:—"Wealth will RO only open only to men of social position." One Car for Every Ten n to thora who chow fitness end nblf- Hens' gs» \ "Itut hii croyming nclil«yeineat, it? to linndJo it wisely." In 1G3I) there was one pnssscngei Hens' eggs nro liclcd commercial car for every 10.4 persona. ty under about 30 different grades. driver; tnd oiiiir drivers t-t<. CiMrei Are ie were Thomas ilaher, Edward li> MichEcl Sherry, Raymond Downs. Carmen Fazioibalm, Edward Bsranowsii Brea . 111 MAIN ST., SAYREVILLE, N. J. At Christmas Party Attack At Game Enterprise Hooks'ST" ^ ""* " OX OUR STAGE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15th torThomas Miner was elected i&ni- Service Club Held Affair At Son. Wins Game That Causes The honor roll at Hoffman- high Broadway Firemen Held Annual Wilbelm's Hall Tuesday school for the period from Oct. 18. Election Recently FIRST BICYCLE AWARD Evening Joseph F. McLaugltlin's until Dec. 6. contains tixe names of Death the following pupils: Jay Buskey was elected president DECEMBER 21, AT EMPIRE of the Enterprise Hook and Ladder Ill place of the regular weekly 7-A—Betty Jane Stratton, Thom- pe Hook and Ladder noonday meeting -the members of Company for the fourth consecutive Tlie excitement of a close basket- as Levandoski. The first award of a bicycle un- the South Amboy Rotary Club held ball game in which his son-was play- Burkard, Donald i n. elec- der the plan recently adopted by the Flos a Christmas party Tues CARS COLLIDED 629 BORDENTOWN AVENUE SUNDAY MORNING P. S. Our line this year Is bigger and better than ever Robert Wortley, Jr., of Wesco St., Bay View Manor, and Michael Cl- eary. of 303 Wllmont street, were We Specialize in All Kinds of Window Shades tho drivers of cars involved in a col- Cut and Hung at No Extra Charge Johnny lision Sunday morning tit the cor- HORAU-DOWNS BlllY GHBfftr ner of Stockton and Second streets. cum Kiurot Both cars were considerably damag- Gartrudo Michael ."V mir in ed but no complaints were made. Goorgo E. Stont ADDED ATTRACTION »> )' OUR SECOND FEATURE fOWER DARNELL JASGER ia'. JLJL Mattay Mai Nick and Band Bli23 D3ESl[f I • SECOND FEATURE For Girls from 3V, to 8 Years $1.85 JR.. G MEN COVERED For Boys from 2 to 8& Years :. §1.75 PLAIN GOOFY ADDED ATTRACTION WAGON DAYS SUNDIAL SHOES-rEor mcn~Rre^.iOxfordsi;.,v,,.f3.2^ ..NEWS,,JEYEN3r.S,., .. And Many Other Makes PUT PUT TROUBLE THREE MESQWTEERS QUICKER THAN A WINK DMNERWARE IS BANK NIGHT NEWS EVENTS FOR THE I AMES FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, ISiO tMu(.s'L c st tiro o'clock Time In th» \or le6a' «ii«n« <*) veeteriy, fcgsie a iif* Office in U» City of New P^ one-l»"KlMcl,;i« vict. K. J. paint; thence («). KMiUierly (1) toot to foliosring tract or piycfcl of a tjptut; thence (6) westerly p A meeting of the Board ol Health and JsPKuiiea hereinafter particuJ ^It11 Gordon Street cigMy-one end 1:1 ty. ••will be held Monday night in City | TMs Morning For vriv cescrlbsxt, situate, lying eiwl being one-huadxedtiis (61.&0) ieet to a etske at Hall. i B tee City of Ftrtji Amboy. la. ui6 *"« point or place at B3GIHNING- of fcllQdle&ex, end state of New Being the pfrsmista oauuiiouij^'Jil^ou-n i * * * I an< Mx. &nd Mrs. Al Baranowski, of j Tomorrow Morning; Fraacis • Br Jersey * designated ca No. 1S4 Wa-Ur Street.! BBGIKWrNG at a point on toe east-' Pcrtb A^boy. N- J- ' Gtorge street, are the parents of 3 j cr:i ol •son, bom recently. j Thomas Wortiey, died st hi: » *- ^ ^^ Winter street distant lev- \ Tti« -approximate amount of tue de-1 'home, 225 Second Street, Wednes- Following a licserins L_r.e»s, JO—a ttty-ave (75) feet southerly from thei eree to be eaiiiHed by said sale is the; Bald aid Fly your mm Airplane Models ] » • • Francis Brennan, 71 >«ars ol &£'*< JOOT&C* i •i.5f>:;;--;T."*:^li:T«..^-rf*.'"-».-"«-r.r.f'».1.'«-:v' . • THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE : $tWtS«Srt!l*«*eB!Srt«lre8W»^^ YMEN CWNE TO A=T£i? YEARS OF STRUGGLING, ALL THE NATION INCLUDING STRANGERS GRAVELED UP THE AT PRESENT HERBERT IS HIOlMG HERBERT HERBE.RT FOUND WV.SELF IN A FARM. HANDS IN IDAHO FIRE ESCAPE TO LOOK AT HI WIN IN THE WOODS FEEDING ON BRAN CLASS WITH THE FORD JOkE, KNEW OF HIS HABITS Hft ROON\,AND n Wi WHISPERED BREAD AND BUTTERMILK JRWij Tut STA.TUE OF LIBERT? AND AMD BLIGHTED LOVE THAT HIS DARING STORIES TOLD TO GET ENOUGH STRENGTH BABE RUTH —ME VviS KN0W1 AFFAIRS ' ABOUT HIS OWN LIFE . TO SAY * IT AIN'T s6"! The "Store of Christmas Cheer" is bulging with Christ- mas Jewelry values galore. Beautiful gifts at every price —the kind of Christmas presents you like to give and others love to get! At our low prices you can aitord to REG'LAR FELLERS A Friend Indeed Is One Not In Need be generous. , Perfect Engage- Your Choice ment & Wedding of the Rings. Yellow Finest Watches Gold or Platinum Hamilton, Bulova Waltham, Elgin Mounting Gruen. WestEeld $10 to $350 From $9.95 SEE OUB WINDOW FOR CIIKISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS I \ SMALL DEPOSIT SECUKES YOIIK CHOICE UNTIL XMAS f 127 SMITH STKEET PERTH AMBOY { OPEN EVENINGS ^ J Men Wear Skirts White Is Green Three countries in which men White asparagus is green aspara- jometimes wear skirts are Greece, gus which has been bleached by pro- China and Scotland. tecting it from the light. •T. R. and the Big Stick- fiSSrefiWSresraSrtaW^^ Beginning Monday 16th Open Evenings Until 9:00 By ABNER GORDON LTHOUGH paint should never A be applied during period] of fog'or excessive humidity, the dry- Ing of paint under what might be termed normal "sticky" weather Is i i7T? n FOR MEN expedited by reducing its linseed oil content and Increasing the liquid ' drier. The reduction In oil should never excce Medicos Musi Lie Wrong Meteors Travel In Season VALUES AT . .. . Smallest Race Trade Physicians contend that enthusi- Mrs. Blanche Cordicr of Miami, More meteors are visible on cer- astic eaters just dig their graves tain nights than at other times. Flu., has what is said to be the with their teeth—still the Marquis world's smallest race track—one- Meteors travel in streams, and the of Queensberry always ate two earth, traveling around' the sun, on sixteenth of o mile long, declares breakfasts, with n half hour inter- the American magazine. -Mrs. Cor- these nights crosses one of the mission. And two luncheons and streams. dier found that the sawed-ofl variety had his regular meals at 5, 7 and 0 of Italian greyhound likes to race p. m., midnight and 3 a. m. And ha Well-Balanced Tjee . as well as his big brother. And so lived to be 85 years old. she built the tiny track, and it's When choosing a Christmas trse BUICKS-DODGES-PONTlACS-PLYfflOUTHS see that it is evenly balanced and been packing the crowds in at Political Advertising Miami. that it has a firm stem. It will stand Political advertising on the two better in a square receptacle than CHEVR0LETS-9LDSMOB1LES major radio chains 'amounted to in a round ont. ( Burning Up Money more than $107,000 in 1038. * /I nno Enormous sums of money are RENEWED burned up every fall by persona storting fires In stoves where other By GENE CARR INSIDE members of the family have hidden CURVED BACKS AND OUT their savings. for PERFECT COMFORT UnniuiUy appealing because of their largo ceneroa* pro- 20 Pounds of FAT portion! and (melon* line*. PERFECT Lost Her l'romincnt Hips Theae Chalra have genuine RUNNING Loot Her Doublo Chin No-Sag Spring testa. Covered Lost Iler Sluggishness la particularly choice, enrol** MOTORS Gained a More Shapely Figure ita collon lapatrle*, •tripod nnd the Increase in Physical Vigor vclourt and damaak* with and VWnclousncss Which So Often brut noil trimming. Mohoe- Cornea With Excess Fat Reduction.. •njr or W«lnnt finish and FREE LICENSE PLATES DURING THIS SALE Thousands of women are getting BraeefuQy designed hardwood .'at and losing, their appeal just bc- frame*. You'll appreciate llielr fine it)rle> quality and low CHECKED ,-nuso they do not know what to do. price.. . Why not bo Bmart — do what AND . thousands of women trnvo done to '.I GUARANTEED Kct off pounds of unwanted fat. ,, Tnko a linlf teaspoonful of Kruschen ; ' in n glass of hot water first thing every morning to gently activate Others at $4.50, $7.95 and up to$75 liver, bowels nnd kidneys—cut down your caloric intake—cat wisely nnd antisfylngly—thcro need never bo a hungry moment! J""'K'tMtf"lplfl y UNDER MANAGEMENT. weigh yourself nnd seo if you haven't lost pounds of U|?ly fnt. - Ju:;t lieo if thladuuan't prove to bo tho Rurprlno of your life nnd mnko 823 ST. GEORGE AYE, you feel llko tilmutini? the i;oiid iiuwa Next to Heading R. K. Crossing Foot of EdUsson Bridge to other fat people. And lieat of nil »i jar of KruHchcn thnt will last you "Some Family Tree Ho Has" Keyport, N. J. for 1 weeks costs but lUtlo, If nut Woodbridge Melrose, South Amttejr joyfully sntlnflcil—money buck. "Yes a Coconut Tree" «^ •nm i/j\ym. AJB^OY '& posiiioa lotmrrov Sibnt-y to fix up Government which announce**,*•- d s*v-'" •j their home* ut,ul such time ts tlie era} days ago thai it will reduce lia- A a J1 Eovermnrat pijs Ki" Uie carnages, turtllv all non-defense expenditures. ichu is a scarf draped about CHESUSIBT "" :i .N~U- *it puaiic vti.ciue' oil ' 1 a woman's shoulders end" tied in "a O,\\, Tf-Z riGHItXNTB DAY in a nutuiivr of c&*-v use [Kup'.e Earlier this ye»r, it vi'lil be re-knot Bt the breast. VweBtjr-live (25) Iccl lo iuiicis oi s^S 22 YEARS r.a\e bet::, uri^bia to fix U-c.r homes called, public leel;ng against ex- tJ.-lv\IEiLIl. A P- MNETOXN* Ihty fi:t- ccs ive spending rose to high that NIMUESUNOCO /. Ot^t ^l.i»cUjCi Tirr.e Iti tli€ t:." void 1 Imnditd m\f the l^s'.n'.ft ol \Vii- word was received at the Eisner uui- of tr.t- ti-.y i»!.«.ie ccmi.Uens arc Uii; taxpayer protest, the Legislature si_:U Stephen Soltis PINE AVE. sjid rORTIA ST. ^bc-d. tiluatc. lyir.g end btrUiiJ iK.m Wrlgiit. ' dcwiiEccl. and ct vi** iorm factory in this city to uiicon- worst. la two insrsnctj he Jomsd uie bill to a special cojninitue wh;ch ::v of Pt-rth Ainaoy. in tlifc touth by lnnd* of Jrjncs Ciiurci; tiaue work on &H 'contracts. The whole faouhts litics'ia ccU&rs ua-Mopped oil thice-quar;trs of a nv-1- Cleaning, PressingJ f.r;a \: ffftturttrn 25c per Week Club Pays $12.50 $1.00 per Week Club Pays $ 50.00 A WORD able distance? every time the telephone 50c per Week Club Pays $25.00 . $2.00 per Week Club Pays $100.00 rang, or you wanted to make a call. TO $5.00 per Week Club Pays $250.00 Now, how about your wife at home ? How nuny limes a (lay does she have to hurry THE GENTLEMEN up orttowmtairs to answer the tclepnone? Ifshc ii giving (lie baby bis bath, mustshe go downstairs and leave him unprotected SAVING , or just let the telephone go on ringing? If About The Ladies MAKES GIVING she is alone at night, is there a telephone POSSIBLE handy at her hcJsiJc? * AND GIVING In your office a tclephonoitaat your elbow . lucre's an answer to these questions for all day long. It saves you many, many steps every man's wife. It's an extension tele- each day and you use it constantly to go phone that would save weary steps, give places and get action in and out of town. her moic time to enjoy life and give her Think for a moment how inconvenient it ami the baby protection and security at all would be £f you had to walk, a consider- times. For » few cents a day. Jersey Bell Ttltphone Company DEPOSITS INSURED le Fa toil Pipoalt leinoe Corporation MAXIMUM INSURANCE FOR EACH DEPOSITOR , LMli-.ttiitii It, i5i By ED WHEELAH p .r.. J the Pr.esi4eni-elect diti ABOVE THE AREKA'SKOOKIE SOT THE BACK DOCR.MYRA NEARI.V fcfc iEWHlU. OPtS PROPEKV MEN Ktt> MAHA&Et* T&TMBDW A number 73 had commercial licenses, the vice-president-elect shall become 26 limited commercial licenses, 433 i D President at the beginning of the private licenses end 223 solo li- term (or which the President-elect SAV. VOO DUMBBELLS. KEEP censes. WES elected. THAT HUStC GOING ! CO V©u-WAHT OS TO A PANiC \KHAT Vv'OULO 1 HAVE LALA PALOOZA —Vincent Sleeps Peacefully On By RUBE GOLDBERG liasllflf til F»m ii faiuss cat to lVa t UU, COME BACKSTAGE I TWNH I TMiS IS ^ f HEV> D°C, KEEP I'M ALL RIGHT, BOYS - I'M X QUICK, DOCTOB - LALA PELT TH» LIABLE TO M* VA. 11 MOW - LALA I LANDED ON VINCENT tcisi tsc. 21 'tl la 1. Ittsrtisi itU Imni i K. HARRINGTON \ THERE'S BEEN THEATRE MIGHT BB DYIN PFAFF M.O - ' AN ACCIDENT I MUST SHAKE Going home for the grand eight's sleep in ADHESIVE CO11E6C BE , WHEN holidays?Go by Peno- air-conditioned facili- HUBT" SHg. sylvania Railroad — ties; and on many Holiday purchaMi LANDED and law moniyI through trains, enjoy Itlt you "short" » beautiful Pullman Go Pullmaa round- lounges... all at a GO HOW- trip—and you pay only laving I 2He a mile. Special reduced Pullman fares Go Coach—and you PAY LATER! cover the period Dec. ride for 2c a mile one- New Tim*'P<&****t 20 to Jan. 5 (Going way... as little as IVic Trawl PUm until Jan. 1) —to you 8 mile round-trip 1 So No money down 1 You haveasmany •$ 16 fighting planes are the equal or su- book The Ethopians now have, ac- Never Before perlod of any In the world. cording to Mr. King, more mount- Bob Feller, pitcher for the Cleve- ,WASKMN« A recently released summary of An Unholy Trio! land Indians, pitched a no-hit, no- this dise points to the fact tluit a ed warriors than ever before. run game tin the opening day of the pursuit ship now on order for Uw 1940 season. Never before was this Hoars: Pally 10-12, 2-5. 7-8 Wednesday 10-12 Only U AVING studied history carefully U. S. Army and Navy mounts six 1 done on an opening day. machine guns and one can attain * and then checked their findings 400 miles an hour. The best planes against what's going on in our na- I. MANN & SON now being used In the war cannot, 'Escape' Coming Soon tion today, the temperance forces OPTOMETRISTS lump beer, wine and distilled spirits according to reports, come within 89 SMITH STREET Tel P. A. 4-20Z7 Perth Amboy, N. J. 20 Mies of that speed They mount together when they speak of alco- a greater number of guns, but tliex To Empire Theatre holic beverages. fire power of new planes being ma- "It's not the taste, nor the label nufactured here will be Increased lo on the bottle which creates the alco- keep pace with any Improvements, hol problem," these welfare-con- { Free Estimates, Guaranteed Workmanship which* come out of the war scious leaders declare. "It's the al- cohol in the drink and it's alcohol MORE CASH IN USE the drinker is after, whether he . f«l U »trash tt 4u*l KELLY AWNING, INC The United States la now using takes It in beer, wine, or whisky." At WALTER PETER80N, DfU56l»t VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES more currency than at any other Neither beer nor wine is a bev- time In history. Current reports erage of moderation, they con- 341 OAK STREET, PERTH AMBOY, N. J. show that the amount of money tend, pointing out that both have a * Phones P. A. 4-2487—4-2957-J JAMES CAKlt, Mer. now in circulation nearly doubles long record for creating the alco- that used' during the prosperity era BY CONGRESSMAN holic habit and a bodily demand for of the 1920's. more and then more alcohol. They ' WILLIAM H. SUTPHtN MISSOURI WAR BAROMETER also point out that beer, for in- C. FRANK RYAN In the tiny town of Agency. Mis- stance, is the drink which frequently THE SOUTH AMBOY 6UFPORT XMAS CHARITIES sour), one of the most Interesting introduced youth to alcoholism, not BUSINESS DIRECTORY Poverty at any time, under lany organisations' with which the War only causing drunkenness itself but circumstances, is a scourge and Its Department does business is estab- inducing the use of stronger drinks. FUNERAL SERVICE victims are deserving of the assist- lished. It Is a 'factory which, be- COAL AND WOOD INSURANCE ance land encoupgement ol their sides being the, only one of Its. kind The Judge Knows! more fortunate fellows . In the world, also serves as an ex- "Boys and girls, children, men MANOR STREET But is seems that at Christmas cellent barometer of war activity on and women are drinking as they time poverty and want, becomes this globe of ours , never drank before," declared Dis- Phones 632 and 888 more unbearable than ever. Even Operated by a gentleman named trict Judge J. E. Haycraft at Jack- PAUL BRYUSKl C. T. MASON Where actual hunger does not exist, King, this factory turns out wooden | son, Minn., in sentencing Paul Poe- (Successor to R. P. Mason) the sight of one child gazing with stirrups for all of the world's large' laert for the murder of his mother, tear filled eyes at an empty stock- horse units Along with Uncle Sam, wife, and two babies. "I hope those FUEL OIL Ing whil? others beam with Joy at Its customer list includes the Eth-, Passenger I'igcuns Uxtlnct who worked so hard to restore this INSURANCE the things that Santa Claus brought opian Army, movie cowboys, fle'cl Although there were billions of CONCRETE BLOCKS hands in the south (who take thp j curse ore satisfied." Is one of the most pitiful of specta- passenger pigeons in the United JERSEY RELIABLE UNITED STATES cles. inSist stlirup made) and Benltoi Slates a hundred years ago, these PORTLAND CEMENT Mussol'.no's mounted forces. , Tit for Tat CENTRAL POWER COMPANIES Let's help reduce these scenes to birds are now extinct. According to Said the bottle to the boy, n minimum by supporting, ftccdrd- Mr, Kin? truthfully said "I toMj an nrticle in Natural History maga- & LIGHT CO. ALL KINDS OF EXPLOSION INSURANCE lng to our moans, one of the num- you so" when he picked up his Said the bottle, sly and coy, tine tho last passenger" pigeon died "I'll tell you what we'll do; The Board of Directors has NOTARY PUBLIC erous charity organizations whi:h morning, paper and read of the J;\- Iin Cincinnati zoo in 1914. declared the following regular dividends: FEED AND GRAIN 231 First Street South Amboj panese Invasion of China—he hut You catch me—then I'll catch youl" are doing great work in an'nU'mn! CuranUtU* Preferred Sloek 11%% Serin to make this a truly merry Christ- turned out large orders for a Cali- No. 38, quarterly, Jl.J7Ji per tliara ins lor everyone. fornia exporter a few montlis be Jane Barleycorn Misery of CumuUlira Prafvrml Slock 6% Serlu • # • fore Ui\d the unusual specifications "There was a 80 per cent in- Old Leliish and Wilkes-Barrc 1 To r»llf ve No. 54, Quarterljr, ?l-50 per tliare TJ. S. FIGHTING PLANES NOT lead him to believe they were for use crease in women alcoholic patients C. P. BOSTWICK by orientals. l.lQiln for the first 11 months of 1038 as CnmuUllT* Preferred Sleek 7fr Series OUTMODED TADLETB No. 63, quarterly, fi.75 per aliare In the event Ethopli* rises up SALVE compared with the same period ol COAL Despite occasional stories to the Payable on Jan. 1, 1941, to IHIV". nt Insurance Of All Kinds contrary, military and naval experts against Italian forces on a l\ree NORE DROPS 1033," said Martin Nelson, secretary record at close of bustneu Dec. 1U, 19-lu. sceie it will only bear out Indlca COIIOII Ditor? of the Keeley Institute, the drink CENTER AND ELM STS. Fire, Automobile, Liability In \fi sni ••• n 38-54-63. L. If. FETTER, Ttiaiunr. , case to back up statement that our Horn on the manufacturer's order Tty *n«b-M<-TI«m"--a Wondcrtnl cure at Dwight, 111., in a press in- Explosion, Casually, Etc. Unlmtnt terview. Think that over! Telephones: Surety and Fidelity Bonds South Amboy 7 South River 8 Telephone £0 120 RoscweU St. South Amboy Festive CAKE OF THE MONTH OF REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWNSHIP OP MADISON FOR .., radiates holiday cheer! - NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS Jacob J. jacobsen NOTAEY PUBLIC Public notice Is hereby given that made before the conclusion of tho Old Bridge Coal Co. tlon and enforcement of liens there- JUSTICE OF THE PEACE the undersigned, the Collector of sale or the property will bo re-sold. on (Revision of 1918)," and acts Dealer In HIGH GRADE Revenue of the Township of Maol- Cosh or certified check only will be supplementary theretoand amenda- Real Estate—Insurance son. Middlesex County, N. J.. will accepted In payment. tory thereof. Representative of the American tell at public auction !n the TOWN Any parcel of real, property for At any time before the sale the Automobile Association HALL on the 18th day of December, which there shall be no father pur- undersigned will receive payment of Lehigh Coal and Wood 114 S. Broadway South Amboy 1940. at 10: A. M., the lollowlng chaser will bo struck off and sold the amount due on . any property Telephone 020-J clcserlljed lands. to the Township of Madison for re- with the interests and cost up to Also Broad Top Soft Coal Said lands1 will be sold to make demption at eight per centum per the time of payment. Main Office *i" annum and the municipality shall the amount of municipal Hens char- The said lands so subject to sale PLUMBING AND HEATING Kcablo asalnst the same on the first have the same. remedies and rights 235 Feltus St. South Amboy as other purchasers, Including the described in accordance with the day of July, 1940, as computed In lax duplicate, including tfle name of the following list together with In- right to bar or foreclose the right Telephone 192-W '-M of redemption. the owner as shown on tho lost tax terest on said amount from the first duplicate and the acgregate of tax- Branch Office, Old Bridge, N. J. day of July, 1940, to tho date of Tht sale will be made and con- es, assessments, and other municipal G. T. WILHELM snip, and costs of sale. The subscrib- ducted in accordance with the pro- charges which were a lien thereon Telephone 482-R-2 er will sell In fee to the person who visions of the statute of the Stato of. on the first day of July, 1940, are bids the amount due subject to re- New Jersey entitled, Y'An Act con- as lifted below. FRANK PAZDAN, Proprietor upmptlon at the lowest rato of In-1 ccrnlng unpaid taxes and assess- Sanitary and terest, but in not case exceeding ments and other municipal charges WOOD A. ARROWSMITH, >-!il\t" *8» per centum per annum I on real property, and providing for Collector of Revenue. riio payment for the sale shall be the collection thereof by the crea- MADISON TOWNSHIP, N. J. Healing Engineer PAINTS. ETC. • line Name Description Tot. Tax Int. & Costs Total MERCO OIL BURNERS 2 Srrona Ayers 3-7J Acres—^'iU Bvldcc S 35.13 S 18.43 $ 53.50 U Chas. V. Brown Estate... 8 Acres-^Hillsboro 210.35 114.70 325.11 Telephone S. A 292 12 Clias. V. Brown Estate ... 1H Acres—Hillsboro . 48.00 18.28 67.18 Telephone 435 VI Brown & Blssett :C0 Acres—Duck Nl;.t ... . 278.31 115.70 394.01 228 First St. South Amboy r. 5 P;mnlc Burrows - 30 Acres-^Morean 44.42 19.27 63.09 5 Charles Connett 20 Acres—Old Bridge 94.73' 55.42 . 150.15 EUGENE A. M3RRIS •f 6 Anthony Carduale 'i Acres—Hlllsboro 31.08 14.19 40.17 P 8 Wm. & Grace Carroll.— 5 Acres—Hlllsboro .. 40.29 10.45 59.74 Paints, Oils and Varnishes 9 0 Chas. D. Culbcr Estate... 2 Lot3—Old Bridge •7.02 7.29 ' 15.21 Wieb'sHall t 10 Roberta Ohofont 6 Acres—Old Bridge 24.15 0.54 33.G9 Brushes, Glass, Bronzes !> IS Emily P. Dovoo , 1 Lot—Old Bridge 48.09 22.32 71.31 Rates Furnished Upon Request 10 25 Acres—Hlllsboro 150.44 02.09 213.33 Gold Leaf, Stains, Etc. 11 5 John Doylo — Chock-full of "good Holiday Fruit Cake 0 Maria Porrnan Estate..__ 14 Acres—Cheesenuake 58.82 31.74 00.50 13 57.83 Wall Paper 2 eurm Spry 1 potma eltron, 5 Pasquale Ferranto '•Si Acre—Morrlstown _. 35.18 22.05 209.10 things"... rich, dark 2 taupoons salt finely cut n 10 Chas. GUlhouso Estate... 77 Acres—H'llsboro 141.10 07.94 238 First Street South Amboy 2 tctupoonsmoco 1 pound candled 15 ! H. LEWIS » 4 Acres—Hlllsboro _ 34.24 10.00 50.84 2 teaspoons chcrrlcm. 10 1 Prank & Bamucl Green.. 188.40 and delicious cinnamon , finctj cut 10 Samuel Orcen BB Acres—Hlllsboro 124.07 01.73 PLUMBING AND U tenapooncloves^ pound candled 10 00 Acres—Mill Bridge 571.50 202.13 833.63 HEATING • What would the holiday season bo I pound Usnt pineapple, I Hugo Humfftloy 130.85 CARPENTERS & BUILDERS •without fruit cakol And .hero's a drown sugar finely cut 21 3 Huso Hurafaloy 10 Acres^-MIU Brldco 03.77 40.08 9 cgtr yolka ^4 Pound cnmllcd 91) Acres—Hillaboro 640.77 322.12 071.89 wonderful on« that will bring oh'a S tnblcipoonn oinng« |>««U 31 0 Helen Hanson 800.22 20 11 Clinton Lambertsan 281 Acres—Browntown 028.12 202.10' Electro! Oil Burners ond ah'a from overyono who tootca elder or milk finely eut 57.53 P. O. Box 402 ', or u 4U cupaalft«llill> M pound candled 13 Acres—Hillsboro :...... 32.03 24.00 It And compliment* BI'TO * y° 27 10 Lucy Morrcll 23.49 With Internationally Famotu purpoie Hour icfnon peel, 1 lot—Old Bridge 14.11 y 0.3B who made It. 1 ttupoon eoda fintly ctit 23 3 Wm. Miner Estate 33.33 FRANK A. MACEDULSKI "BALL FLAME" • 2 pound! seeded H pound blanched U0 7 Mike Mlnolgo M Acre—Mill Brldpi 10.45 ' 14.08 Thoro'B brown sugar to rjrlvo mel- nlslns. . almondt, 28.10 41.93 CARPENTER and DUILDElt ISO John Street South Ainbojt SS 10 Waymond Mitchell 4 Acrea—Browntown 13.74 71.18 low softness ... a now blond of finely out shredded . 1 Acre—Browntown 44.00 20.25 Telephone 581 spices for fragrant flavor.., Boven 1 poundcurranta OesixvhUca 3a aa Wm. Thompson 250.39 Jobblnff Promptly Attended To 39 13 C. H. Vannermon.. 100 Acres—Mill Bridge -_ 100.00 50.40 binds of luscious candled peels and Blend Spry, Bait, and iplces. 32.65 49.20 Estimates Given Add brown sugar gradually «0 3 C. 11. Warno Estate 0 Acres—Tleu Town 10.05 frultB for chowy, rich quality In tho 50.03 07.62 AUTO PAINTING and cream well. Beat egg youis 41 0 Chas. M. White 12 Acres—Sprlnpt. Valley \_ 30.89 3,608.43 finished cake. until very thick and llfrht In 1 8-11 James Avcry Estate 130 Aorcs—Cllffwood _ ?.501.0B 1,300.75 South Amboy, N. J. Make your yulotldo cakes Toxeo or color; add to creamed mixture trenail. Tho rcolpo makoo four cakes and beat well. Add elder and Plro Garlmuo Interest Total mix thoroughly. Sift flour.and ACETYLENE WELDING like tho ono In tho picture — t°n soda together 3 times. Add flour Owner Description Twp. Tax Tax Tax & Costs Bale BIM0N123NO BODY WOES pounds ol fruit calto In all to fruits and nuts, mtxlnp; well. ia 7 Alvo Media Everett._ 50.0S Acres—Chcesequnke $207.60 $ ,. 9 $125.40 (303.15 Tho purer, bland all-vcgctablo Add creamed mixture, blond- 115 • 7 Thomas Olllmore Elk. 1, Lot 70—L. Harbor 10.01 3.21 1.00 D.07 32.17 Spry lets all these fragrant flavors Ing thoroughly. US 0 Henry J, Qottlou..——- Elk. 1. Lot 70—L. Harbor 410.04 13.S0 20.84 208-70 752.07 Webb's/Auto Body Shop come through to tho finished coke, Beat CRg whiten until ntlff Blk. B, Lota 133-134—L. Harbor B.01 .5Q 0.25 11.70 117 3 Thomas aillmore ._ JOHN J. CROSS GEOEGE WEBB and thlij cako «tnyn (lollclously freoh but not dry and fold cfirefully I S3 10 Edwin Phillip ilaug Blk. 3, Lota 084-005—L. Harbor 05.30 3.07 3.00 30.07 102.84 • Into mixture until well Mendeil,. Lot.CO—LanBan ....:, ,117.411, .•,;-.;.M3,^,-.;;;.7"'8a. 207.50 "ond moist. Vou'll apprcelald thliT Put Into 4 paper-lined 8x8x2- 183- Mary Landcrmnn ,.i,^«.;,i. ; .3^87,; •Mlcr, qulclcor-mlidng ahortonlnjr Inch pans Breaicd with Bpry. 47 Nicholas Si Banto Darbctto Blk. N, Lota 5,0,7,0—Genoa 101.10 4 la malting "Holiday Fruit CaUo." Decorate with halves of can- 40 Antono Canteluccl Blk. N. Lots 1,2—Genoa 301.05 H_ 3n!o7 070.60 ACETYLENE WELDING dled cherries nnd nlmondB. . _. . 140.39 403.10 Here's n. tin: these tm\t enkts 54 n Qnmpotro Arbolta —.- Blk. K. Lota 37t 30—Genoa 202.00 EliTco In rlow oven (2ao*F.) i Lots 41-44 Inclr—Ocnoa 140.80 ' _' 110.74 268.64 Hr-lo wonderful Cii'Minna gifta! liourn. Ualtes 10 pounds fruit 5(1 Anncllno & Prunella Flco.. General Repairing rto-anna Lamaro -—'..—••• Blk.L, Lots 0-10 Incl.—Genoa 01.70 1 40.72 138.51 Another tip: tiio'.c this roc';i5 rlflht OilltC. 202.29 044.34 awny Into jxur fllo of "TrtaoureJ •;a e Tony Orlando Blk. L, Lota 39-43 Incl.—Genoa 303.0!) Scott AvttUis Emrih DAVID A'ftb UlAlN 03 10 OeBWa Tucol Blk. L, Lota 15,10—Ocnoa 74.00 i 01,88 130.70 r • •.-!«." • - • 640.01 Telephone B. A. KS3 70 1 Oustlno Uoaato Elk. L, Lota 10-22 Incl.—Genoa 391.49 . 249.11 VilE Ji/>U'rH t.Mii/r/ •a ' Post^ OHice Schedule anci Information v" John ti.U., /- Richmond, Sidney Turner, : WiiUeT, Louise Bloodgood. Evelyn1 At Feir Trade trices Alii iy*" listing every service fv;'Uty ol Piriin, Old Bricigi.', SpoUwood. South t > the local post office for i^'»- refer- A.'M. North. LENTHERIC—YARDLEY—COTY EVENING IN PARIS—CARA NOME Pure Silk u CosS1 B@ss to own § LUCIEN LeLONG—ADRIENNE NECKTIES TWEED—SHANGHAI—A'BIENTOT MIRACLE—BOND STREET—MY SIN $1.00 SCHICIC—WATERMAN—CUTEX—AMITY O There are dozem of Warm Flannel WHI mokes of batteries we TMAN--GOBELIN-PARK & TILFORD ROBES could sell. But since -wo ALL TIIE8E PLU£ value the friendship tthd A COMPLETE LINE OP $4*50 up goodwill of oiit custom- ers, we sell and recom- GREETING CARDS—STATIONERY mend Willardj. We know CIGARS—CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO thcic batteries tail longer, . MAY BE OBTAINED crank jasler, don't let you 519 MAIN STREET down. In other words, IN CHRISTMAS PACKAGES AT WlttAttDS COST LESS TO OWN! Anything and . PETERSONS PHARMACY 104 SOUTH BROADWAY Everything for Your Car 132 NORTH BROADWAY TELEPHONE S. A. 137 1,1 inn ! lit h. tiE e tLtr za j become w * « iri;, ( i ioui,ea to it. If this oe Hue. the chJ- j dren are spoiled. They, are sour. A f '• bocial ferment li&s entered." , The following pjpils hive bec-n Two, Jeanne Ryan; HAVE YOU VISITED : * * * . awarded certilicates lor superior Mary Hurvty; Team to^r, JIVL. Cra\ie: Team Fivt. Ktlcn Ss^: j Ah! Mothers and Fathers, five puln,1,ns[1ip in Gregg shorthand: 1 ' thought to all this. Love each 0U1- vtrna f arey Jennie Syszlo. Mi- Team Six, Emily Pascu. John's New Round * |tr. Be grateful for every joy and Heiffiand Aim M. TaiXtoko. Each Uiua WL£ aypynU'.d to p'.-> 1 for each sweet moment. Teach your Those who have been awarded ;; an opposing team ca a. ctruin tiitc- ; children !t> honor, obey, love, and' p g pin for Gregg shorthand The reiiilts of these cmnytu-.i •:_; ro ress were: Bar : appreciate you. Turn their thoughts pemaamhip are: ; to gratitude to others, and more cs- j^ng Buchanan Rose Coyle. Ei Tesm Two vs Teaiii Three. Sce'rt A belter dinner for less money. What more can we offer 10-28; Teiin Ori vs Ttam Timr ; pecially lead them to pray each day • izabfctri Kieikowski, Muriel Kuiiier, e * In Hechanicsville j ! Seoie 7-26; Ttam Two vs Twja Fi- you in these food specials of the week? Every thing you j with thanksgiving to God for all Ilene j^winska, Elizabeth Drinka, It's the Newest. Nicest, Loi.jest • ; that He lias done for them. j u Marcey, John Nappi, Ignatius ve. Score 14-11; Team Four vs Tt^u. eIen Six, Score 27-7; Team Two vs Tt-ui* m Touii. J.iin the Ever la- j want and need to make the family dinner a huge success. 1 ! • * * * • I Splua, Theresa Szaroleta, Mary Vo- crc&!>iii{ Crowd It AUr&cU> GKATITTDE BEAUTIFUL. BUT | There is nobility in gratitude. A na. Four. Score 21-17. TOO KAKE On Monday December 2, the fi- Nightly You'll be surprised how far your pennies can go. I grateful heart Is a loyal heart. A' • • * nal game of the competition »i. to If byos uappreciate go througd h anlifde rewardedexpecting, bOucerell thav hat gives ins ithankt a spars oftek ntha ant dkeep sin-s | ANOTHE0n TuesdayR INTER-CLAS, NovemberS 26DEBAT, a deE- pl.iyed between Team Two and Teun NIC QEVO your case will be an exception to the u warm, that lights the way to good- Four The result being in favor And His Tea (or Two Orchestra bate was sponsored by the Corn- Every Saturday Nijbt rule, if your anticipations are real- •nes s a^ truth. Such s soul has un- rnercial A division of the Senior Team Four, captain Jean Cro»e. lzed. i derstauding. It Eees the good. It• class. The proposition of the debate Anne Marie McNicholas. IIiU for Bent for All Occasions STRAUB'S MARKET But if you do good unto others | tenses hidden beauties. All such a wa£i Resolved: "That is will be De- * * * Bit suets, Weddings and All Carl 11. Straub, Prop. I lor God, with your right hand ex- j EOul has to do Is to make a gracious | nef:cial to adopt simplified rules of An interesting surprise awaucJ Social Events tended, in friendliness and filled j gesture. Lol The rough garb of an- j Spe)ijng" the student body at the iisst-mbiy with blessings, and /our left secure- nthpother takrtakeos on a finer texture I Rosalinncaiue FrFeman, the chairman, held last week, when the pupils ->f CHOICE MEATS AND VEGETABLES \ ly hidden between your Bhouldei • • • opened the debate with a brief in- the Mathematics Classes • presented blades, those to whom you dispense 1 a program in the form of a Radio Johnny's Telephone 850 110 N. Broadway Would you have your little ones troduction, followed by Edna Go- joy, comfort, and peace and to whom without Intuition, without rn.Ua. the Captain and first speak- Quiz. The program was planned and you give financial relief or hunger grow up _. er of the affirmative side, who pre- presented by members of the Tris- appeasement or clothing for cold or fine perfectpion, and without tender- sented the audience with a brief onometry class with, the assistance Half Way House embarrassed bodies, may not only ness? If not, teach them to see God history of spelling and proved of some under classmen. John Wojclechows&l, Prop. thanfc you In words but they may in others . . . and, to forget them- issue. Her colleagues were Cather- Announced for Station H T. A. actually feel grateful and carry this selves In their love of God and of ine Nebus, Catherine Slover ana M. were Mary Harvey and Leo Mo- 533 ttidneway Ave. sense of appreciation of you through- souls for Him. If they learn this 1 Anna Tilqulst Catherine Cooney, naglun A short history of count- out their lives. II they do not, what way, which is Christs way, they will the affirmative rebuttal speaker, ing was related by Agnes Mochen. matter? God will remember. He have grateful hearts, and their souls andi matched wits with Mary Har- Alice Carroll described the eeome- will bless you now. He will reward will be beautiful. They will be rare, vey, the negative rebuttal speaker. tlc plan of the city of Washington, SALE you everlastingly. in that they are different from the The decision of the Judges was in the Nation's Capitol. Mary Doalir, la Chancery of New Jersey • • * world. Gratitude itself is rare, be- favor of the regatlve explained and illustrated the Nam- etween Josefa Lanlewska, Oomp • Since gratitude Is a beautiful vir- cause worldlings have it not. It Is The speakers on the negative side Ing of Numbers. An amusing ac- . end Jowph Jacob (Jakab) and tue end since it is an attitude that beautiful because It is supernatural. were Lucy Vona, Captain; Florence count of the Adventures of Hi Po-Esliier J&oob (J-.ikul>), his wile, Detetid- may be cultivated by parents very Adam and Eve once had spontaneous Grynkiewicz. Helen Stanton ana tenuse and Perl Meter was ably giv- Fl. Fa. lor tlie sale ol mortgaged early in the childlife of their boys gratitude to God and constant ap- Marie deLourdes O'Leary. en by Elizabeth Abbatlello. Two pu- |HOSlit&es <2aUNi November 13, 1940. and girls, it is suggested that chil- preciation of each other, but after pils of the Geometry class. Sally Ann By virtue or the above stated Writ. the fall and when sin blinded them, Mary Donnola ani Lillian Lyt- to me directed sntl delivered, I will ex- dren be taught in tender years to kowski were the Time-Keepers, wh- Quinlan and John Olimpio held ;"• p to wile «t public vendue on appreciate every little thing that is they had to work hard to acquire humorous discussion the Trials o. WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY this beautiful virtue. It then became ile Marie Adamsen and Joan Beatt; done for them. A gentle smile, a acted as Tellers The judges In this Geoma Tree . OF DECEMBER. A. D.. NINETEEN kind word, a thoughtful act, a shar- a supernatural acquisition. HUNDRED FORTY That we shall each supernatural- debate were Ann McNicholas, Evel- John Southard gave an instructive s< Ho o'clock Standard Time In the ing of the smallest good, each and yn Cesare, Jd".n. Crowe, Helen Ko account of the mathematics used In all are worthy of an expressed ap- ize our lives is our one and only afternoon o! the Bald day, at the n p reason for existence. That Is why waiskl, Margaret Juliano, Gertrude long range bombing Sheriff* Olfloe In the City ol New preciation and a we were born. When we get a clear Connors and Agnes Jliotkowictz. The interesting feature of the pro- BiunsW.ci, N. J. ory. lasting mem- tjrum was the exhibit of figures con All the following tract or parcel of focus, no reverse, no sickness, no de- The students of the Commercia land »nd premises hereinafter particu- feat, can make us despair. We have A Division are eagerly looking far st.ructcd by pupils studying Geome- larly described, situate, lying end being It Is but a step from the unspoiled become brave because we have learn- ward to a debate with the other try. A full explanation of each ob- in the City of Perth Amboy, In the natural to the exquisitely beautiful ed to say from our inmost isearts, division of the commercial class. ject was given showing the uses oi County of Middlesex, and Suite of New supernatural. Thus children who are "Dear God, for this favor of the lines, angles'and various geometric J taught appreciation for what their Cross, I thank you." Oh, "Dear IRISH vs EAGLES figures KNOWN and designated u hatt Nos. parents, their relatives, their friends Questions for the Quiz were sub- 731 and 733 on a map entitled, "Re- and playmates do for them, and Jesus, for this joy, this grace, this The Catholic Club defeated Bt vised Map of Lchljli Pork, situated In material gift I am so grateful. Oh, Mary's 35-33 atfer a hard-fought mitted by members of all Math Kith Amboy, N. J., owned by The children who have gratitude for the my generous Lord, I praise You." battle. Steve Zebro playing forwar: Clnsscs. Mosaopust Realty Company." lessons received from the Sisters and - » for the Catholic Club set up a shot At the close of the Quiz, a Math- EEOIKNINO at a point In ttie North- for the blessings and Braces brought erly line of Tfiomas street, distant Eost- Difference In Diamonds that was a hcartbreaker for St. Ma- matic contest was announced and to their souls through their Pastors, ry's players. Joseph "the nipper" mimeographed sheets containing the rrly 175 feet from the comer formed will quickly turn to the Saviour as The Diamond Hprseshoe is a sec- problems to be solved wero distribut- fc>* the Intersection of the Northerly the Divine Giver of all lovely things tion of the Metropolitan Opera Noble was the outstanding star of Une ot Ttiomaa Street with the East- the game collecting fourteen points ed to the student body. The con erly line of Pine Street running thence Who wouldn't lik© a ©iff and desirable pleasures. House; the Koh-i-noor is a diamond for St. Mary's. He also fled the test closes on December 20. (1) Nwtiierly .and parallel wlUi Mne • * * ol great size formerly owned by the game 33-33 in the closing minute1 Street 100 feet; Wience (3) running If children are Ill-mannered, if British Crown. of the game and sent it into an ex- Easterly and parallel with Thomas from your Gas Elan^e? they are cold and indifferent toward tra period. Trip Chceseman, John Street SO feet; thence(3)rurmlng South- benefactors, and if they have no love erly and parallel mltta the first described In order to make theie delicious gifts you should have «r Norek, Jay Puller and Johnny Dow- course 100 feet to the Northerly line of and gratitude for God, who Is to CHRISTMAS ling also contributed their help and Thomas Street; thence (4) Westerly . good gas range. That's more than half the secret of suc- blame for their attitudes? try as they would they were unsuc akng the Northerly line ot TTiomaa • * * SEALS cessful in scoring. Nevertheless we Donald W. Reed. Jr. Street 80 feet to the BEaiNNINa. cessful baking and cooking. Certified Performance gas A child's heart Is normally respon- are looking for a victory against Se- Being the premises commonly known ranges have features that make them superior to old style sive, unless It has been spoiled by ton Hall on Friday the thirteenth. a*Kl designated as No, 354 Thomaf GENERAL Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. xanges. Prices from $99.95 cash, installation included. urfhappy associations In a fretful By: John Vogel. 10 Classical. The approximate amount of the de. and ungracious environment. Ref- v • • INSURANCE crc« to be satisfied by satd Bale it tho Terms—small sum down, small sum monthly. erence here Is not made to poverty. turn of Three Thousand Two Hundred Rich homes otten prove bad environ- GIRL'S BASKETBALL BROKER Thlrty-flv« Dollars ($3,235.00) together ments for erowing children. Why? TOURNAMENT ENDS vlth the costs ot Uils rale. Because parental accent is on the A girls basketball tournnment was Together with all end slnirulnr the conducted at Saint Mary's High Sch- tlRhta. privileges, hereditaments and . PUBLICgPSEHVICE material. Or, paternal actions are Telephone S. A. 44 appurtenances thereunto belonging or ungentle, not only toward the chil- ool during the month of November In anywlac appertaining. Call, Write or Phont for a Booklet of Chrlttmtu Rtdpe* dren, but, perhaps, the discord is Help h troftei There were six teams competing. 237 BORDENTOWN AVE. JULIUS O. ENOEL. Sheriff. AIIS9" paramount between the mother and Your Homo from The captains of these teams were: 1*0 Goldbergcr. Solicitor. the father. Where respect and love Tubtrzulmii Team One .Teresa Crozier: Team •23. C3 ll-23-4t D The only way, because it is one system of saving that , Any of These Classes are at does not allow withdrawals during the year. This assures Your Disposal: you, at the epd of the year, the full amount you planned to save. There is no better way to save for Christmas. Class 25 - 25 Cents Each Week Totaling $12.50 Class 50 - 50 Cents Each Week Totaling $25.00 Class 100 - $1.00 Each Week Totaling $50.00 Class 200 - $2.00 Each Week Totaling $100.00 Class 500 - $5.00 Each Week Totaling $250.00 It is much more pleasant to buy Christmas Gifts when the financial strain does not fall on a single month's income. Deposit a small sum weekly in our Christmas Savings Club. You will never miss the payments. But when Christmas rolls around next year, you will have a nice sum for the things you want to buy. Or you will have money for any definite purpose. v. ;•; t;ii'Gi-N3_ticket o»>tS ilk OTigfJ: era far 1 OP AND DOWN fiscal year un-sucted to $~f I, who in 1B36 was station T Bowling Leapes Teams k Action 075.24. the largest ia history,'s c.ester epd booiaiig clerk Et Milton, icg to the Enc)xkip'ed:& Er;t os what was then the Newcastle & LEAGUE OferlMsWeAEai THE ALLEYS Book ol the Vcsr for 1S43 C&riisie railway. JGK KER Team Studding New BruBiWick, Eke i;i: Rut- W. L. gers biiiieibi_i v^.-i w*