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flolh YEAR— NUMBER 51 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. I., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8<$, 1922 SUBSCRIPTION: ?2.00 A YE'ARji

Presents For nilK.1T CKJIKNT YHAH. Celebration ••'CMC A ('llltlSTMASCH'T Power Plant Till-: TAIII.KS TlliNKII. Court Galls j TJii.-, JJ:I* Wii JI j-nyif year for <•'!«• llir ST.llt. Xtrwk in- mi jnitnmoliili' Just th meal iiim|mtiie>', due no donhr Salnnlny iiiclil, .Mir S. Ilivn. Town Kiddies A iinniluT itt piiijili- IIIIVI' imi'l'' on Delaware tin' vi'ta-ratil,' liliirl^mllli nf ltruiti]- (train" In Ilie'vii'ilmi's mn'ti'"" '"" of Christmas <'lirisUT.:iH imwi'lilM of llur STAIl way, ri'ViTM-il tin: ll*mtl i.nl.'r cif 1 New'JuryM Kt<|MirtH from the I-MIHIII (Viiieut for tin <-oniiii^ JI'IIP. tliiiii."*. LVtially." wlirn tin 1111W Co. lire lo the flTet'l thai nrodlle- If Ylii: HIT In ilmilit ivlinl lo clrikHs n |..il..*trl!iti, 111,- victim STAR'S Fund Will Insure lloli r.,.,1.1K will he hrokeu at Ihe What the Churches Are Of-! K'lul u ilisliim fririiil. il<> yon know Pennsylvania-Edison Co. is |.i.!:s liii,,..lf u|i it |.'.-ili!.'. wl.il.- Panel Selected for Dutyfi Ni-w Villas* plant, whieh has I nf imylliiiii: thai wmiM Kivr mori' tin* ili'ivcr .sti'ps ntt lli.> un* nml Christmas Treat For rmtiiit.tr ptenililv throughout the taring*As An Annual .vi'iir-ioilitil iil'-asuri' Mum a MIII- Ready to Start Gigantic innk.-s off. In lliis .a-.* tin' auto the January Term ol year with n full fore» of workmen. !"-ri|ili'm lo Hit- STAlt? II wonM stii|ii...il nti.l IliMiu wnt County Court. ,;}S| Poor Children. Holiday Treat. ri'iniii'l IIH'III of yon i-vrry wvik. Enterprise. To 1- Ir.i-. It »i .!> u i'or.1 availahle tit this tinn-, Ihe imlini. Tin- i">l is only ^'J ami ui; pny <-ar. lull III.- jiriii-il'l,' is tli" si.tn.'. I lions are Hint the 01111,111 for the Ilir 1 ill'". A virtiin SIKIIIM always st.,|. after Exercises Tuesday Evening M'ar will reaeli LMKHMMW liinTrU hy Cliildrcns' Happy Occasion! Wili Cost Nearly $10,000,000; 1.,'iii.' Mil:-1. liy an iinl,.!ii"l,;i... Hi' | Borough' Almost Gets Oiij l> mln'r "1. This will mean thill is a h'-arili'ss inai> \.l« will run nwny without limlii,: mil wh.'th'T lie- roinpnny will K-> "over the to|>" or ii.it Ih- rar .-n,- I,,. Ii.cl. ; "I'ltnM" nrri'lit "llclnslll • tr.r and un-ally e.\eeed Ih,. ,,iit|iiit of An -. One IIIIII> nniiu> (Y.iiKlitutcff WaHhlil any pn'vlous year. Special prosrranw nppropriatc to Sni*llf*£l I I*fif»C dii»" Cliri'Huinx tn-«- fund. Tlie thoo Christina., uliservancc have been (JIJ*. U-V'VJ JL JL CCO Mr. lliJini. wli,. h VI j.ars ,,!,l. I tun's ri'liri^'-nlitlliin on tlie* nvv ,'ni.i" ..nt i,f Mow.'ll's.toi,. to tain. IIIIISI ili-H-rvini! nml wiiiuni All II men! mills of this »> arranj-cd liy the various churches of -K-»l h- the i-iitin- lUi*i. i-i '. jury, ilnnvii jit Iti'lviili-n- liv ll». i;.l.~. in.n.'V iiir to 1 -Ji.U]!,-!.ni--. ll.iy.M IIINI Hi"Mury (••iiiiinlinlt. .... •fills ii: tin- Ki'iu-nil si'iiH tion have enjoyed n iirosjieroils W!isniiij;trin, in acconlnncQ with tliu ! at .Milfunl, lluntenlon ' , Hie STAIl ),nr. 1:1,1.1 of Iliem rumiioi: lo full nlim tin- Delaware IUV.T. Th.'; II.' wn.s ill,,,'!! to st.'|, on ti,,. ™r | I m-w.liiv. Tin- loin> n-iirfw-jilnlivc'lal in Hi,. nil-Ions Inters win usual custom. Vat the information | fnlliiwliul lust v.'rk a null' eemellt Hull i-ajiai-ily ' The I'Mison pltinl nt New Are Demanded :iler|irise m»jifis the deieloiitm-al of tli'- : wii.'li III" ailt..li|..l'il.' strii.-i; liim. ; woinnn iunl .«h<> U no lon^r with;f t tiriividi' u Village has heeii iti operation over of the members ami friends of tile ! hule lfilawar.- Kivr Valh-v tutu a IHI- : \i kin: him' lo III.' nr nl. Il I Sin1 iiinvccl nwny m-vrrnl months ' mi effort wiiiilil !»• I eliildren ..f ..us a still' Inniili lint Mivm INIII In rlis-'islinllH treat fur • !•<• twentv vears. churches, the STAK herewith fives I hhv of iialitstrv ami th« Ix-nelit.s will l>- "ri.f OTirann U Mr». Snlnm O. Son The giriMi Is for his hnsine»» 1 f tht mr SM nt CMh •MIIK. All Ihe towns of ihat >••>- [ liuik" tlnil i-ariii-iiliir Irnll.-y ,-ar I \vif>' of Arthur Hcrvcr. rrfijtliintly i". many for inoiilhs to eome is said lo he c'l'iurdi"'" ' ° ' " ; Folks Won't Have Cedars nun iintiei|i;it<: a Ireint'iidou^ boom. titi.l Ii" jiiini-.-.] itlHiiiii). tin" ami i Ji-opli" nri? Hti!ninoii<-(l to jury duty •' triliati-tiiK—nut an many "K Khuulil lirlulil. nlthoiiKli there I* a rilnuir Methodiit. Any More For Christ- Tin! I'eiiii-yhjtiiia-i.UiM/ii (.'M< "»• ""',' >? "M ''""• ''""" Tho exercises at the Methodist f the eaieinnx'. '1'liis rt.iii|.;ihy IIIIM , ' IIIIlI n i-iiiiiily a.•live all thnni^li iiurtli- ; Tlr- ilriv.r of tin- nut.. sl,.|,|,.-.l. i iin'tit is iidtcl. Ttif imrty t ilium.- n •oliiiiiiinil.v Christ for 11 short time m .luniinry in per- Church will be held nt T.M Christmas mas Decoration. 1 mit tnkiiii: Hie ill nl Inventory of rn New .Jersey for luiiiiy miuniis, luiiM- ' i- l«i"k, Iwir I Iliilt Mr. Ilkmi i livi- lii.|.|> iniy tnori . n 'i1islrllmlH.il' €.f IIMCIIIH. . night nntl will be elaborate. The pro- I'll l.i IM pvmins Hie fund niimnin.il n;; Hi'i-trii' Itln- IIIKI Mionlyiti^ eiin-.-in •; Int.) spril iiway nml ni-nt i:rntnlil. Till' Urn million of will begin with ti voluntary fur ilonie>tii: ami industrial Itcliting in j Initly Mi.-!.' I., his i-nr. II" sal.I In- i mi tin' Kru'iiii Jury* l' '*' 1,1 nlinnl Xltltl. ,11... ™iitrilnitlnn» vnryiiic I Mrs. Wn C. WIIBI T. },,„ llnr lo leu diillnre. loo fund inm'tll Irfi't cil !o i Foddlc Reports Big Business v::i-- iinnlit" to K''t .Mr. IlixonV; liiitlinrnrtnrt'i S,,XKn feS£v l it will noc •l.,se until Siimnlny nlBliltllgllt.. and ^i. . Icju.wn as tin: New .|i-i>ev 1'OWIT A. | tii' jietit jury the there is mum- time left for 111 who wish Miss Ellen Flint. This will be foi- i^ln CM. Lines hav<> nlreaily iu-eii On r 1 WuMiiinutiiii ni'ptNir: Harry S. Cirif d lowed by a sone; and greeting bv the ll v V| 1 to iniirriliule hut liave nol •\ "' , I'"*";;. ""'' . "T" nil in.in I'liilliiislnn-K we.-stwanl alin»si fon-iiuin; Alice Hvrni . Iioolikeuner; 1 primary department. The older mem- t Wi^lmiut.Hi. froia whit-fi jiuint t he her! Ihiwi-rx, cnjjitii'er; Mary J.." "'rv.o li ndr liillnr* wl la; a l-tl.r bers of the school will present the i^...^: tie runs >iito Jltiiilenloii eounty, nui- fur.1. ivtire.l. nagim,;. ••The .Soldier of Uethlehem," , iiJ'wX ri'i,.."!; lb»l il,,' lt,'im,U, <-[ilt« vnnous towns hetwII<' hundred cl'dlnm nnil Train Strikes s 'V.r.n inns." Clirlmi Council Has Wafhiiiulon township Is culled: tlril i'ii"r.- "lillilr™ will IKTOOI. by «. Kuisell liowio. The quartette tl,i« , i.l I.aiiiheitvillr. ibis ymir ai" liraviw li to jiidvide t'lytiu Slum nun, fnrmcr;,J TII'ITO lit to In' l«» liniiilri'ill iliillnn" will he comnoaoil of Mrs. W. II. Ilran-. in.' sil.-s Lines have also heen liuilt westward liert IlemlerHlint, laborer; Clarence Com filml l iii.il rvi i IMK ; InI - flow, Miss Morence Cooke, Kenneth I'vi-r l»'fori'. funu huvci' as far as Xctiuii^ ami in>'ii ; of tlily wii'l:—just si' Tame Session ntati. farmer. . --",•• rtiuil! i Sli WIIII 'o •' «™ Kritts anil Harvey Cyphers, with .Miss | fla .Momlny wni'hiiiK on a line, ln-iwwn tlml OthcrH tlmiiiKhont the cntmty chhsl liii'krl lioliilny—In' liml snlil plii'-v an.l llaeUeU.stowit. Tln-r« is a nr«t>- 1 WnfliiiiEo l I" Hint as accompanist. -Mrs. J. L. iilnys lii'fon' Hi fc>r (In RMUUI jury nrc im follow»:'f liml I bltinner will he reader.. jili'livfiTijlliviTll i-i^i^lil y tn i-s in Wiisliinclliin o ihility tiim Wu.shin^toii will he umn<-et- torn- Imiiilrril ilolliirs ll' ll 1 R. Kaith. Miimlln. U|introiiB;' Frni One Killed, Another Hurt, In TThh e lisli t of charactersh : Two Roman ! fi;f w >-™r« us" •»' iiiulilii'l s.'ll Ml tw. in 'il with lliis sy.sti'iu in (uurs<- of thin , Lull In the Battle Between Coif, Oxfunl; CJarrctt (.'avanmish, Ph. SldersSoldiers,, Albert Beatty andd JacoJa b ».»"... " '"•"•'" " ""inly"i ,, wlil.lliii sliows ln.iv iluj Tlie his |iu',V4'p |)lnnt iiluii^' the IMu* IIIIKIIIID:; K.»y Diickwoith.l'billlpsbiirl muuiilly event mid do your hit toward! Thrilling Lackawanna I'VomeIV ; JJosephh , Craiig MarlattMl ; Mary, I "'I",'"J[I,, rJ[KK, i,.•„i' "• ih™. il I,,. ,1 L >\,MV rher is lo IK- lilliit tieur (]><> vilLi-,- Borough and Assessed mlil-itiK 11 i:«n'l many toivn children hapjiy Josephine Whitmore; three wise men! K^ltiZ TV,^ " lUZuV^ >f ilollaiKl, ja.st Mow .Uilfnril. * The Chiirles^'i'. /iiti:!' HuckPtlHtown; t Ihe moiiei' shonhl he in hand l>.v,S;ilur Crossing Accident. Olarence AckeiMon, Howard Heath |,,. mnlil soil a full am in tin- Imn |fn>j.'e[ is nol inen-ly i.onjeetnral—lhi' Property Owners. enee K. tloff. iriirmnny: -Floyd: llhy liiRln'nf lhi:< week. -omimtiy hax purehaMMl a site nii'l h Kim. Franklin; Itiflmnl K. flnvln,._ The STAIl is lining as ensloduiii of tin and Newman Marlatt; Shephenls, Inn Ii" isn't inkltii: liny rlmi >. ea-ly in IH-KIII worh. Wesley Hann, Charles Cornish, Bern- mis!" ii"i—mid i «• In' illiln'l i halcon^; Klon'nee l'intt. I'olmtcoDi Van It is sui|iemult tun. Frellti^lmvstiii: Fnink \\*i«c, Grpt, elmrie of •••••' I'm t-Teaehers1 Asso.'iii- . Kint; Herod, Donald Kritts; blind ,"",!"" , "" ". "" l»s'-il'itnl nil llllil l 'arm. will T,l)U0.()()U, while, another .^LI.IKHI.IKJO will An iinniMtin' i.\i.r Itnin Coiunil nml tlii. TVt ilnl \V,<^t M.-l II. ISuUeu. Uhiiftown; WH.._ !„!,,] i ford nt 8.:i:iOO StSaturdad y mornini g with .vorl;nii-n anil in making the KIOIIIIIIS Hlackwno,!, MiieUi'ttHtnwn; Willlnm' '. Th,. ,,„.« s will In- dtorili a lo 1(i <)f burn anil Steward Quiglcy; women, ;"•".'.' ,'",'• I, .... „. Ii,,,. ,1 U-n»lililst..n nivmi,. ritlaw Ml,,, .'l.J.-.-i io liro'Tiiin in I ' merchuiidisL' was smasheil Gertrude Cook, Margaret Smith, Wil- i,,,;,^'1^?,:;, '*>;' .J,,,1?' n'il.'iV^,.'.'" ,1.'.' muly I'or ihe luiihlin.-s. The staK'inenl |ia.vins n,.».'»M.|| I, Ilia tor ll,,. ,• .,v|. Vamterhill. ,_ Pulmt.-onx; Mnhl... ., K'si;'en"ln'1the' |S"S»1 I 'si'n.fi'tV.'riu'iitiilitiirliiiimi \I "it""'o» bitliils att 12.MThe"sam12.05 the same (!ndayy whewhen .laynf. haiihliu; Atinn It. \h\\u\:\ ham C.,iic.\, Grace Apirar, Morence ,.|,,,,IB,.,I livlui! mmliiluiw nf tin- Inm f™ ina'Ie tliat -I.DIIM enrloails of nialerinl m^ of tli<> nv it' ill I'loiii ol' ilii'ir proti- Til.'sdi . , 7,:!il ii'rlni'k. Tin' | a l.iicKav/annn train on the Chestete r Wheeler ananidl Verna Major;; angelsangel , :,,„,I „ ' \vi!E he IIM',1 in Ihe roti»lnteti.t:i uf til- iTlii':'. I'liilliiisliiir^: Helen I. Iltimlon, il j branch bore d the sale uf flu "'•-" ' ' • ra upon it i at theh Kmma Ca.stner, Ruth Kilverthorn, |* A ft vears ;iKn ii vender nf t'lirinhnas ivEtntir imwcr anil li^lil plant. Th" |.ii,iniT liml 1,,','n ninil,' tl,:.i llio neei"ill tlie'seiiool IniihlinB 1'ridi y I Kenvil crossinc On, ,„ fiitil t<> slam! In the front .! - t'.ir Tlie iir-1 iirinul work, and this hus til- tuiilliT ivmilil t,, „ lu.,,,1 ni il,,. I-,.;. enee; fc.' It'.."" Manileii." U(i|H*: Flurcn lllooil lit 'J oVtovk ill older to 101 Florence Williams and Uuth Lanning;, M-ees 1 ithir tin- of tin' Coiunil InM .Moti'lny (iiirnian. l'liilli^slnirn; .loscjih O. tiiiintlled to pieces jind the other ser- .soldiers, six boys; scribe, Benjamin'"\v' n 'hours flosiux n liar^ain fur n fifty. ea.ly start. .1. h the hiyiin: of new rail- <>a.s|.li.'i tlie 1 hiicelbert. titled: "Wanted-C!iri.stnr:s Spirit." Tliey want what they uaiK and emim the sill™ IIIII.III.-II viiri. i iin Xi- Oxfo nl: Harry Si.. l I iis a buyer and appraiser,of ' •».)-. Tin- JIIIIII i tin- i-ntir ink". mill. Jr.. 1 The first scene is' laid in the Palace , Ahram Y. Lniidl lulled will nun- j merchamliiie. He recently bought the Hall of the mighty and powerful king- U Ki'itiii-.' liijili'-r all Hi"- rime, -l-iliiry In'lwi'i'lt ti Sltsi|lli'liiiinn:i rive of Clirisiinns, Thev liati ,ys and limits | .stock of Louis Freeman, who lias been he eliililren a Kmul time ai C'lirisl •I N.-wi'-k. U >i-<'M'iil in Ih" | Mmisii-ld: Win. V. HUHII. .:."..:". * .'.. dom Of IVIintsofmoney, the second in , lin wl tli,. Kri'tl Lipiuiieolt. !Iiinnn;iy: Mildred': , |iiiriii-iil|ii'l,.,, y .... '",.""• ;"•'":'•" I running a dry goods store in Oxford. IIIK: ul' the WVA iU'iiis <>f nmiiiii^ llnw l;il-l-":ii-liitiir ill Ii" tlio In'iii'Jits I I that th< the home of thn HnnHgnns and the.:!"b .•II cfjuirn iit'st to l.uyiv.-A an a::!'i i-.'h WiiM no mil- MnrttuiK. Itclviilw*: UMKI frf!Om n c lo3(!l1 his :.;,.,,.,, iii r.- , ;,:,,..,,;, ;„•.„,; ;]..,; , y "'.,>"'"!» 1 f""V''lv'rm,,ili".'s'"'i' ihe I,',','" I " ' business a week third in the Anybody home. ni<> they lux) i- i-eiv"il I pinion, tin {'•ciuU'iKv: Leim I)eel;er, Alliinmcli' or two anu h d my liir:,- t'iiiliiri,i,--s iin- t,. l.n'iil" in Hi" ! mtil mi ii on'n"Vili I,,'tXTrari- ,'f bv iiSc 'iitiriiv 1 "«" " ">»'l° arrange In the/ Prologue, the scene is laid I . IllilliO it .. Llrluu'iirr Vnlli. s [ ff •nt.i'.Iann's I'. Wallaev. I'hillipHlnn^; ITenl i men nml tlinmsliniit this nihiT -i!l. I !'. I.hialH'rrv,—-Klfllrstowir;—HiiTrj^TT fir"'iiiiy ition« tit'wliii-h tin-I oci-e of J'"!l;*i k* t° open another store in Mt. the Hall of Time with the follow--"'" u'cllnii in nnli'i- l.i p'l IIII " II.IVIIIIIIIKI'K nf uvihiK iixed for Dm' biom- "*'""" ._-..-.£-- Vc-rnon, N\ Y. Seigel came up with liis. i-lii'iiii jimvi't' nit".- Tin- IS'iinsyl- It was periling lii'iiii sn. It. lliisiKoniiw Miinsliehl; Ctiirk Crissmn! l le ill Ke.'|» thp X in Cliristniir Tlio' nintritnitiuns received hy the ' truck Friday afternoon to remove rniii.'i-lOdi.-i.n ..lli.-inls s:iy lltii williin u t i' Knoultun; Anna Ii. Melllck. Pliillil| >nk ail the siiiip out of the nt< 111 IIIII-K : Om-se \Y. Dennis. Illttirtttowfl STAIt up lit this time me as follows: j the Freeman stock to Brooklyn, and y.-nrs tin. liills nml vnlli'vs lltrnnu'lt- as !hc only imiiortjinl nr inten lllt lliis .iiiiiiiiiinity will Ii" ilnlli'tl willi ; Xenia Hamsvy. FvcliiiKliuyypn ;• Map Hatanee fn.in tsar*i y«'ar S-l.n*J j the driver of tho van had been ongng- came Hi thn n. riiillipshnr^: liiK-y H. IrelaiiC I lurry (.'. .Marlatt lll.otfjOd to carry Freeman's furniture to niin^ inilnstrii'.i. Tli.! STAIt To !.«• true, the mutter of UuyhvA somi inn; Carrie X. Kitchon, Knowlhul -. I.!»H*ture being nil part of tho load. land fnini Ili'iiry Oiiiiiiiiiiis wtis Iiutmrfiui SEEN THIS WEEK— lieciinsc tlierc was .S:«)U itivulvcd lint tliii . r^imtittni:: ninicr . AV. Bui .1. .1. I.'IIIII II. IIIIM-I. •• l.i Freeman had planned, to ride to Coai dealer gloating over arrival • • IlifF > ' >iiss Fiuiiv riiii-niit. iijtw-n ... •• i-jjjjl Hrooklyn on the truck with the other of luticli iiiti'iesi I'sri'ut as il iiinilii'i! to li!''ii — '• Myers. I'liilliiiwhnrf;; George,^ A. T.-Hit Port .Murray ... ' i do two men *!ut at ^e 'ast minute chang- of a carload of coal. raising tin' funds out of n deleted imis-1 Snyilvr. PiitlliiiMlnirt:: William B. Spit Yiiiini! l.aily Charlie Foridle selling Christmas iiry. As il lie.aine liimivn lliron^-li liN | LTIIIKTU*. Oxford; Jului D. AlcPmlde Jlr. ami -Mrs. Siirni'iT Sl«: ed his mind and went to Brooklyn .. -1.0(1 j b>* train. id trees—and such a business! next frit'iid. C'oiiiiriliiiiiii IJ.'ll. th:il Mr. j I'liillii^Inu^; Tillie .MoFerron, Piiillii Diilton, l',i him and Father Time sends a spirit >« any mmf. 'i'ln Farmer letting his.horse stand un- (Jiuiimiiis wauls the money for Chrislums I Imry: P.We .Moycr. Poliatccing; Etl I'. G. Andrews .. 2.(101 The grade crossing at Kenvil has (the proper spirit) to the Kind's Pal- that sell sin> ii 'i' which are eut ii (.'iiii- blanketed alongside auto with covet- sivi-iK. and tlieiTl-oro .-aiaioi he i>s|i.rl ('yplifrs. Iltn-kotlvtowii; Mary K. Hiiff .ills. .Mary II. IEiuli . :;.u(i j no protection except :i warning sign. ace, to the Hooligans of Hooligan ! ;n!;i :ind .-OiiiMieil in i-ai'ln:i in I'hillirsf.iir,'.': Wm, (.'. Meyner. PhilUM ;ilrs. V.. I,, liusli .. ^.01) 1 It is flat country at that point anil street, and to the home of Mr. and j e stales. Finlille & , bis liill WJIS onli.. niiiHtcts in l Man swearing on Sunday because lmw; Jiiincs Dei'. Oxford; VincentS I'. II. Oii-rull. ll,n,'l Wiiiilsur . .. .".00 [ there is an unobstructed view of the Mrs. Anybody to prepare a welcome I 1 mm !1 Kaslua ,: * i Kdward ('. Voiijih, Hone; Bes'ifi ,. j.00{truck was so shattered that the at. Old Homestead Itak- landing in gutter. : Augustus Duckworth. iiivsenis included H .(raft m Civde Polls 1'- Iliiiikhiwui'• . IlnckvltHtown."" ' ; GertGertrur i numbers could not be dis- 10. Wiisliinglim Ave. 1^-M-lit Woman hunting all over the neigh- Scene II, in the Hooligan House: borhood for pet cat only to lind it nf MtirrlKLmvn who h:id ?."mil :-;!ll cnniiiis II. .Mi>rrick. Philiipshar^; John W., at Tho Ford I., him mi his l>i!l of ${!(I7. This bill has dyke. r..Mi:il«m(i; Uinmn A. Robe rlrs. Hooligan, Mrs. Lemuel Hoffman;! Look for Santa Clatts "'coping in closet of her home. en lyiiis around on" iln> inlili; (Continued on page 7 Section 1) j Store Sauinhiy night, 12-7-3t •ft S. Duckworth, :I| jMan wading through siu^h with miple of years. It i.s for eniiin E. Anderson, Bell iir of arctics in his hand. ml insiieetion work at llie. borough Two sparrows trying to get drink ''T'letierw; id I'r nf til" The passenger train was stopped out of frozen water pail. Man putting alcohol in radiator of ile|iartineii1s 11 Vl'ili,'l i Mir <>nncil ELK'S BASKET Total S10M.ii:> | and the crew found the body of itie.l titai liuill "I'l'S "Ullllll.V Seigel under the engine wheels. It Christmas; his auto as a reminder that winter • lilies iim the imniiiK '''!• 'n-' FOE THE NEEDl Ho STAR Calendars ThU Year. v/as carried to the side of the road really here. lify licfin-i llie Still 1' linnlil First horse and sleigh to go down mi Inis tin1"" nviiiliilil" ,'iif:itii."rK--(;r:!i , TeaehiiiK and practieins an the'']! The STAR will not senu' out cal- and remained there until Coroner ; Since the angel o[ the Lord appeared on the plains of Bethle- the new concrete avenue. fcivis. II. \V. Vi'tlor niul Wilinol Kiiki'l.l aevnk'til tmil Protective Order of Ei nndars this year—nor did it last year. Fichter arrived and took charge. He TlK'v will Im uilviwil of this iml.T iimli (In fvery day of the yuar the frreatprB The reasons for this are: First, it expressed the opinion that the man's hem 1922 years ago, and brought tidings of great .ioy to all man- with empty bin borrow- iMu'il to ,.-oiii|ily wltll it, if Illi'v Intv" nol ' ing a scuttle of coal from friend i-i|ili..s of'jiistici!. (Kinality tind* .'frat'B would require over 5,000, and the death was accidental, after which the kind, heavenly messengers have been going' to and fro on the ilri'iuly dmi" sr). [ nil.v. <:hi-i.mmas fiml.s thorn with a'prir coat of so many calendars would be body was removed to Brooklyn, where earth. Sometimes, of course, they are messages of sorrow, but at next door. (A friend in need is a l'\ II. Ili'slcr. n Uniail stivi't "itfenij ••I- I'Kliintttion nf (heir ohliiniLloits to-lL very grent. (The average persons the.man has a wife and two children. friend indeed). an im nc tin' dose of Hi,' niut'liiii: !.»,!:]:.•. loi'tttniitd neiKhboi-s, and the Cliriat'ng Christmas time they are messages that carry comfort and glad- Husband buying carton of cigar- iiivlhiii^ Inn. n ninil full of Cliristiinn^ give away only a few hundred). • Enffolbert was taken to the Dover Miii'it. II" WHS in.1,1 iiliinil ih" slow nro-; liaslieis arc sent nut: tn inalte Cliriatuii Second, so many calendars are di Hospital in a passing truck. It was ness—that bring peace and good will. ettes—a Christmas gift to his.wife. ..fi'ss lii'ins mini" in iinimivin;; ill" cli'dric | Imppier and briftliror for others.' tibtd b ht d th Today the Christmas spirit is ringing the door bell of every Fat woman climbing through cur- iBlil sorvici! of tin- liorauirh. II" was snr-1 'I.o receive ti Christma« basket tributed by merchants and others | thought that his skull was fractured diM-M not. have (o be an Elk, but t. ,_ t p to b te cas, tains to get in front seat of a Ford irisi'il Hint tlio.lloroiisli I1111I not IVMIVMI that we are quite sure every STAR ! out this did not prove to be the case, heart, and seeking tp enter therein, and it is again a time of joy touring car. must he recommended by an ElkijH icc- sustaininstg g merelmy y a seversee e scalp anhacribcr will receive one or more re scap and gladness throughout the land. Man hunting Clinton in telephone th'i r'l'il'iii" I'iMlk'S^Coniiiiiss'ioi'i"'' jE'lmSl n p«i-Kon whose. lionu> would be •••*-• woundd. He was ablble to leavl e th h rl licncfltrd. calendars from that source, and that the hos- book only to find it listed under High lot tfr 1'olIowillU' till! 1:IKI ll!""t' pital the following; day. And as Edgar A. Guest so aptly put it: The Elks' Homo u rhiliDsrej our failure to give away calendars AH the Bridge.1 I. us linil also Hit Hoi-onsii adiniurlurs for this kd hdi His U-liiT Innl Iwi'ii iii'kiiowlnliwil Ii (listi-iul- iirid'jl will not inconvenience them. wrecked merchandise was gathereh d "A'man is at his finest towards the finish of theyear; Several autos with steaming radi- home of Loilgi! N SOS..TlrercVll up by railroad employes and placed «li clerk's hadn't . Ho " l We feel that we give more than He is almost what he should be when the Christmas sea- ators. urn ion I •il ha C'oiin l«" S In i » ™nl}-.fivty:fiv« Elks ' iin Washii]hi (on.,;( 'i a box car to be 'removed to Hi" iufi ••• B the subscription price of the paper, son's here; ..• •,• Man looking- through calendar to iiied h i Int • in fivfltil,.. "un- "v. I d h"""i™i mid forty liaskets will' be "s and we think our readers will agree Brooklyn, . .; find longest day. sent, herII111e1 sooI Hiln l to.M ll(,o nikl Iini Mo Ihf'io thei mailer«on il.l I ... . Imfor. , e "CbrishniiV,i...: s an.d1 ;-etei.f If3I The passenger train was in charge Then he's thinking more of others than he's thought the of Iliem will eome to WiiNliiiiKtou: -EtS with u? that for $2 a year thOy are Lots of. Christmas bells and holly. * He (lifumhf. the Itonni^'li shonlil revoke. receiving all and more- than they ex- of Conductor Edward Wilson of .. months before, the Elceiric Company's ehaner, if it is! Iwsket will i;onttiin out* .cliicken, lonfj trui! llmr lite company lias a chart IT. liread. (Ninncd corn, (.'iinnctl. peaH,;, pect. Many weeks the cost of the Dover, a former resident of Wash- Hello!! Hero We Again!! ington. ,, And the laughter of his children is a joy worth toiling for. wliidi was a poinl tlmt nolioily [iresenl' toes, cek'ry, coffee, HUKSII". apples, can; white- paper in each issue is greater We tint rt'iidy to HI a life brother to nllvj Hubrfcriber pays; OnUliis aceuunt wo Williamsburg Trucking Co., came out When the Christmas spirit rules him he comes close to lpiarr . Alsn jjusu r evd slii]innvi! o sonii'lhiiiK lilio llie eleulrii.; company in ['world. He has jsympiitiicliu ' kridwlci feel that we are giving all that can to investigate tho accident. He stated | niul- insisbt' eiioimb to know* ami! the sublime. •ilains, Prompt ihdivcry niiid*; to any ait 1 reasonably be expected of us.—The that Seigel had rented one of the Jress. Call Washington 7-1M Thorpf's 'i'lie Couneil>" talked iilinul iiniirov'iiij; [ linos mil permit; himself' to forget",' '1 EDITOR. eompany's.^trucks to transport the liie.- li^-htiiif,' siUltilion a! _ liie palilie ! euornioiiK inflncnee of ii timely, word, merchandise from Oxford to Brook- ;acl of brotherly interest. ' .-•:..:'-:-•':•.:-{ When it's Christmas man is bigger and is better in his There is no imisliy. scntiment'it Veteran Lawyer To Retire.' lyn. ' • ^ - .., t' Wcmu'ii's Shop plans to stim-st at llie next meeting »f ,, part; seful Xmits Gifts. Coimcii. It is likely thai there will be a about the Klks and their work.VIt; Oscar Jeffrey, the veteran Wash- simtlidit. siri'tuiKt'iticiit ilia( will bettIT .lone in a prauticiil, heiirt-to-henrtjfi ington lawyer and dean of the War- Cigars. He,is keener for the service that is prompted by the heart O Y llulit iii" water of the xiiuuri'. lion tlmt mnkPH for results bwi-M ren county bar, intends to retire from A liox of cigars or a cartoon of cigar- All'the potty thoughts and narrow seem to vanish for a The last imu-fins of Conneil for tlir Kiinls tho frills. • • ':'{\? "Say It With Cainly" llw iii'iictii'u «r law early in llie new utlcs inal.e an idt'iil Xtuns sift for illed lo de odds ami while Wliil nan's and Apolio candy in bil year. Being now in his eighties, he "Pail" or Brother. > We have n com- (>IHIK prior tu I i".:iti(i 1 lilule 1 iin* of Unilml Uiiinrs in lioxcs And the true reward he's seeking is the glory of a smile. lifnl bo KL'S til. .lensi'ii'M S\vi;i!t Shop. body, will IM- Ii•Id \ riiillipKlnirR Cburdi Kurhs'1" feels that he can no'longer assume ia-7-at .'ho rjn-iik CiiUtnllc clmrrli in &'.! _ the arduous responsibilities of litiga- pr from $1,00 lo .$(!.()() Then for others he is toiling and somehow, it seems to me j street. I'liillipsbtirf;, 'was destroycil '.f-% Shop. ia-7-at Our Clirislmas Hooth. Ibau the iisiuil tin tion. His departure from the active That at Christmas he is almost what God wanted him to Will In' ouiNi Saturday. CV>ino (iro -slionly after midnight ycHU..;| legal Held will mark the coming of a Useful iiiornim;, Tlie'origin if unknown.i^{fi Shoes, Shoes. be." and see our line of Christinas cai Kmil Xcvickv. ihe paslor, i-ays tlia^-'-B new man in the local legal field in Sets. Itimirti, I'ofket Cutlery, ll:ivt' wi>\-i>nii pairs (if moil's new To us there is no greater joy than tlie joy of helping others— a'ml'gifts. .Itinseii's Sweet Shop.(, 12-7-3t loss is dose' to $10,000. with Jnmi^'j the prpson of George W. Fleming, that I will w'll cheap lo ciutck hn hiH. Mei'han ie's Ta»U. •' suflieiem lo prafitii'ally covL'r llieijrjB who hiis been studying law in Mr. M. Lmlicivilch, Uroml struct; Wiifhiti to success or happiness, and we hope that at this glad Christmas Wheel Harrows fnr tlie Small rtoy. .1. M. KI c SOX. Jeffries' oilice for some time., lie iiumpliu! Si. Knston. 1 season the same feeling pervades every heart. This spirit of good liarnel. ami Walters, Union Sit. Phil- Si'rvitses wore li'ild in llio churtihlfi 'aspects to take the examination and lipsbtiPK. pri-viouH night. Tlie fire .wan discovjfc 1 will, the desire to give pleasure to the unfortunate and the im- be admitted to.the bur early in the ;t I-ioetisi . Christmas Tree Holders. :it 12,:U) and tlio brink unil tile stniell irlcliiu's.Iiiitti'i-y.SlJi pressjng.upon friends..that._tlio.y..haye .an important existence in I^aniQ} and Walters, Union Sq. Will- was uouHumcil within an liour. i.AlUH ;"i(ilh*~to dne'sheavt ar e deeply"'robtedrnoiifishihg "sentiments'. iip'shnrg. • - aiipanitiiKOf •PhillipNlmrB tiini«'rt'out}J -* Mr.. Jeffei'JOlreryy hanass hanadu ann unusuall cxex-- -,,,.; ,.".. V j j M ** T • "I.KTT :ii TO SANTA. Ion lale lo siivi; anythiiiK. Tim chlffi 1CL !!Kre n 1 "—puriiincu covering a period of about ,;;,',,11 11 ' \V.\| \V' v p(vVY\ro u ' We hope you will enjoy the glad season with the feelings of SANTA Hoys' and Girls' Ice Sliatas. was l.uili. in 11)17 and had • about-S sixty years as a lawyer, church man Z- - -- '• • • '- y ^- • iii:.\i 1 _ It: peace and joy which come from work well done and a knowledge ^'i> hiiv" Im •rn Barnet; and Walters, Union S<|. riiil- and worker in the Republican party. ; VIHI UIO. liici:"^ that you have made others happier. It is with such thoughts as s Df tin iii -Ttri-rtt. woinnn in He has been active in all departments ist Arrivnl. town Illlwill 1 im ; il. nvi'V thi! Iir" OKts for the Roy; , of Washington life since the close of M>\V erop J\ •w OrleatiH Open Kclll these that the STAR'S Christmas Fund was inaugurated last year. lllll.r 11 Clii'isl "V". I'll'llS" till Vipcs. , Tool chests, air rifles, football*,>] the Civil War. Ho- lias been located IUHSOS at St)( it lip. X.'vi'i' nil' 1 IllliiiK it willi Gold mounted brinr jiipca in eases for soil watches, pocket knives. (; 1 jirr nillcn iitul New Or .?.nd again this year. in his present office'since 1871, a IIM linking m llllKBKH lit. (l()i S I'llll I'll nil •s mill rod toys.' mir ChriRlmns'trnde. Comb in and liarnel. ai>d Walters, U»ion I Our feeling toward every one of the many thousands of STAR 1 t matter of 51 years. 7-11: H. f.0. W H'iiiil' si, link "ml. Yours Iliem. JenseiVJi Swoot. Shop. -;I^ ," readers is one of deep appreciation for the encouragement and "M ">!"<> Tri-Cyclcs. v" I : ,• Mrs. Bissptl; of tli Women's Sho Itoys ami Girls. patronage you have givewus, and our sincere wish is that this may AVA 11 AllJ. Gifts far the Kishcrman., %K tends„ :bc'Ht_ " wislies" lieheriwloif w \ , Have . .seen Satila. Clan. s nt llarnel. :uid Walters,; Union Sq. Phil-! Harnet nnil Walters,. TJiiion^S'J Merry Christmas and Hnppy New Year, l-'onl Store on Salurdiiy nightV 12-7-:.ii be the merriest ChrisSmas as you have ever spent. P. A. R. jlilisburg. / • '• • . 1 b^ : ' "* i

^ THE WASHINGTON STAR.'WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2i: 1922 ' '' •

thrwhtnjc- hut week at the inn ncnr town a EIWOKTIC engine ~ to.G.'L,'Hoffman broke, CI.UK. to'fljntn nil direction*. For- —» ona wn« injured. • il wnwn* frum ihln iilar Friday night tin* IIIRII i EA^TQN drtM pin? nt Hlcli ttriilKc inmini meeting V (ho Callfon Society will I* Ijfl'l Srttur.lu.v i. dunlin ry .(J All meinbont ure l» Wirg with tbMii any why itmy LTOHled or ill1!*Ire tu Julti iLc __ ition. . ir.' and Mm ttirbfuiiiitr llunl will VU housekeeulnK on Ibii Nt'invfiriliici-r Ittn ''near town. Mm. Abble Young tittil lm> mim nrc til* her »Uter, Mr.-. (Jiiir** (Jniff Lambcrtrillf. Enu RoHC'ltit cnlerdihieil HV»T lfi«- k-end with her mm, Frank l'ill, tif The After-Christmas Sale of ;b .Unirewtiy. ttmns services will lie Mi! Sun- 'morniDB and ivenlnn ui the I»ciil _.E. church. Sunday inornhii; Itei. II. V King, tin* paatur, will turn* for hU *tject,, "The Slur of Promise." The uslcal program will coimJKt of tin' fot- wlng njwvlwl CJirifttm:iM number*: I Women's Coats. Suits and Dresses [till, Still With Tie.-." (Ma MfiiiWW ..,on; "There i* n Soi« In the Air." by j ir.Waltbnl!: "Morning star." by HnnM Alter this news is read hundreds will plan to be here brisrht gSnfef'and "Joy to thr~ Wurld From (lies and early Tuesday morning. Coats, Suits or Dresses, you have Year-End Reductions on Hundreds J?Chtfttmtut'Kinj:," by F. a Jlultt-n. At | Hi the eveninit scrvlc1 tin* pnHinr'N subject most wanted may be had now at a surprisingly low price I--'Will 1», "Christ Cn.wded Out." 'IV of Seasonable Gowns jimwicnl nuniliern will U>, "Prulw Y«' the !j Lord-"* from tli*; cpiilnta tThrint i* Kitic j _ibji;Ilolten; Vt'oini* Thou l^tiij.' Kxju'ctnl j |fJF8j)«V fiMlil Meii(celebrate their annivnrsury when 4to 00 lad on Seil Coat 395 00 ibout four, weeks ago Mr. Viinnatta was At $25.00 — Fonnerly ?32 50 to S35 00 j&ken seriously ill and is now just able 2J00 Duel on Seil Coat 4"0 00 "»fcbe. about his bedroom. Mrs. Vunuat- At $32.50 — Formerly ?37 D0 to 4^ 50 62D 00 H id on Seil Co-it 550 00 r •was the daughter of the late J nd;; Mi-s; Wm. Met-ritr. of Harmi» At $37.50 — Formerly $4 00 to S19 50 695 00 Hud on Seal Coat 595 00 !nd;, Mr. '.Vflnnattu tln> son of Mr. a Jrs. Samuel Vtinnntta. of .this plui At $47.50 — Formerly ?5 00 to 82o 00 Hud on Seal Coat 650 00 They were: married at the home of i (tide's parents.by the late Itev. Hen At $57.50 — Formerly ?75 00 to ^9 0 11 cr ' ls c I ft ricul \ tur I Racoon fpade, then pastor of the Hanimt \ 11 r 1 Mu kr I I r ncl Sial B Seal and Mar *resbjterian church. After the eei } !30ny the couple left on u wedding tri mol. Many havu plain trimmed collar and cuffs Oi '''Michigan. .Thtf mi'inber." of the wet Otlir oi Murnl N lur I Skull Be veraid \u : Also '.ing -party; hava all passed away e In 111 ire I nl ncl) | Ihrouthoul eptihg. ilurshall Vannutta, of Flei c )Bton: VlTBil1 Merritt nnd Wm. Me Afternoon and Dinner itt,Vof Fdll'lUver, Mass.; Mrs. Wi thinier, of-; Smith Side, Eiiston; Jam Gowns i!annattas"and Miss Fannie Merritt, i Sis-f place..' in exclusive models |S;.; IHEE UNION At $75.00 ,1-MIss Jnne Iinnghnrt is fjppndins eoiac .,meilit-"\ViishiiiBtuii where K|«- IIHH taV Formerly $95.00 to $119.50 1 Disposition in the Porcelain Works. i'Mr?. !,TftSS(«: Watson spent n few day. ^ith^Mrs. t>Vm. KiRhimugh. iiDr.". Woodruff wits unable lo ge At $95.00 ilir^chureh OIL Sundiiy tu deliver a •ton/owing to the stormy weathci-. Formerly $125.00 f'Mrs. -Claude Giliba in spendint: a fev ays';"at. ,her gruudmotiiur's liume At $125.00 filiewie. Hildehmnt and children speni [uriday. with' Mrs. Eiuma Hiidebrant. Formerly S145.00 to S1S5. :."}'Mi«s Sadie De.ats. has returned to IK tmg at•petjuifef for tin indefinite stnv jfMfss'" Grace House], of Bmulwa*', )ent: Saturday aftL-rnoon nnd Suiida'y Jitk'tMr.^hd Mrs. Lovine Wtiiz. i'M" a result from a full Sunday eve ^^s.-Kirkeiididl had- the niisfortui Vt bi;eak '-a' limb hi two piaees. fBd.ward-Reiinel, who is still confined [t;":'&i8. bed is not so well at this writ- Valrivand.'Mr^ pmiiel' Smiiii. ilaiiRlitcr , flth*' and:1,son Lufhtr, of- Phillipsliurj:, 3 erej Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs, j tsae/Smith. ^ ' plfeREATr MEADOWS' j -:There will he an old-fashioned skim I telton. at • the'home of Knymond Aber 1 id-Iris bride on' Fridav of this week. ~tr.\r"'nn{l.[Mrs.''Geors«;" Dorcas will (.i"hi^twipiio'n to -their son Myron kKiB"'nml;:Ws bride, this Friday on • vx' rqturn from their honeymoon in j:;*Christinas, entertainment, of the jjtcrian1. church will.be i*iven Sat- BsiiTj'vCYejiinK. A brief play entitled 5,^iWELnu'is^:Sl-'crets," recitations and jji$>!>wtll: be given by the cliildruii. lilBSt'Ruth Williams and Miss Ke- ;ciVHa'inlin are homo for the Qirisf.- •axholidnys, from"' Wilson College. "~ Jjerpburg, - P«. Mi1. Allston Ilam- ' -/is , to-day ' (Thursday) from ry- College,. Middleburv, Vt.

»p«^hqat'shipped eight carlonds of to Udes;pack"eu the paKtaeasoh and then slfwp mprc carloads to*, go. BWti1: Jdseph rpitten^r rind daughter len-'1 have been visiting her siater at

- i i - X _ • THE WASHINGTON STAB, WASHINGTON, Jt^.J., .THUBSDAY, DECEMBER.21,.1922 Th

FltATKRNAL NOTES. "C'nmp 71, I'ntrlnHe Onlcr of Amprt- rnns, plwlml tliei>p offinTK Momtuy tilKlit—rriHlilcnl, Mrn Jlury Cooper; The Star Gazer iifKlMtniit jirwltlcnt, Mrs.-Ni'lllr Fonx'; \I |inil> i j,,,, „,„,,, „,„ m,,, lho „„,, >' B wirelnrj. Mr». IJiniWlh «•„',,,. ,Jlr, ,,r „ nilmm ,„„, „,,,„ BUSH £f BULL Hjilji fiiiniiiliil nmlnrj, Mm. Mnr-I ,, fiM |Tl T6 All Out Friends can'n't CConiMr : I n wiin r, MMi"< . <<.u«w ,,0,,mIujn, ,,,,,i I'M n ralir jmniiliiB (ri'ili'ii'llnsl : ciinnllnn, Anron ^ <>imu-: M»- I Jm h 1MII Irr mill

l*lli-r now Him llnrrl (]ror,» l.uii.-cr: Ira. i». Mm. An- „„. (.•|irl»lnia» ru-li i» OIRIIII o».r. im IInrriii:iiMuffin;-!!i. MrsMr*. ItmliiU;i< !n lI KmiSmilth rr uniandt o»rL, .> T. Jlw. Juiiili' Wlwburn. We Wish Four more naniri wort* mlded Tups- I'irst M.iplht Clmrch. ifnj iifefit. to (/it* tnt inlii mltl|> «>f Ameri- Chnpialti A Liiiroln Moore, V. 1). can AIIMIUIIP (Vitimil No 'it, Smi> of tlu> iiumbtrtt of tie sei limit prelude, "The Kit Klttx Klan: degree It'iun \ur« uiiiii.it- |iv*n ncn- Organized Outlnurj ' 1« tliu or^nniza- in^i tlti* < mil Mil ten More RUCM tin oh- t!on to lip (rmuiietidnl or (.ifiidtMniKHl?' and a 1 Hsnttou ami tin fiiHuihm will lake Siruum tlicmc—* the Fulln* »t nf lilare nt n later date, e irh in tin* new to their friends l Time." A C'lirlttm IM iiicdltatloit. What >o.ir, when ii lar^« «IIM>« of nuiditlatt UJIS tlic condition nf tht* ^\'>rtd ulion will In- K'Trn the >i>*fit j an-»•••-1• alt«' . mini tin-; I iii^n i M i L * PI I r»i}< r Ktr\liii* to h** everywhere liiHliilltiliiin of tin inu offuiw o' In-Ill from IKiilnl.ir.llst to .roiiniri 7lh Udnnare Chulilir, Moiulnv In^lit \\ nili 'I'll. I. mil In im ... r\ ,i i mi Ni » 1. iri hwlon Chnptcr helil 11 siici-inl inoi'tliii; Xinlit. .Ian. ]at anil on Salnrdnv evcninj:. nm) IIU*** the dc-rir to fuc tandiditl Jaii (ith Oi\c thi. (hiiiihis thh e l It was MIMI II ittiplimi to Wurtln rut- nf nsi\ ilnrini; llif \\i ik. ron ami A\ urtln Mation, Mr. imd Sir; "J1 L<• ninxliati Hndunor "ill hold n W. Y. RUSH Best Wishes for a J. S. Da\i(lM>n, ttlio w»rc pHHinttd with Miilal in tin ihaiiel on 1'rldar i.rmn,; Dii L*2 All the MUHU poopli' lire iinilid 1 /'olulloiu IIIHIH iti IMI X«. 0, »0i Phillipsburg and Washingtoh nroifinJioin! *ff Aimriiaii ^uimitn, will Card nf Tlnnhs, hold thf third nirtiiii}; tommrow ninht A\ o talc thN im ins of )\]iri"*«iiu cur On Inntitr\ V2 it i« .M>*OI^ sni^iisU'v 0 C. NiKnn and Jt< i id '11H< WCIU "ill h<' IN th.irKO of n Ilanthittm for tin Itindm^si't ilntwn iifti i team from Xorrisiowii, 1'n. the ih ith of our Iniihttuil and fnthe r and also for Hit' heatitifnl llmal tiihul<> LOCAL NEWS MKH ANNA QUICK &. I'liililun MERRY Si hi lid ipj,s an1 HI Mini* at \Wo pir j

Ilmvmil Kurd, in inakuif,' un nuiMi ' ^ tioii in tin iun(tii\ thW wnk, foiiml i irth wmms onh st\ uulus In low the { CHRISTMAS hurf.tic, imliuitniK that Thi^ winur thus i fjr has lift n uuusualh oni'n Gcncr llv at this tmil of juu IM nations n\\ f. ot In low the imfiiLL will not uu.ili

Count\ "i hool «ii[Kiii]tcii(l( nt Cl ISH of tin' ^ mid l'ivs!|\ti-riau (htm h ol Ik hid la"t Siinihv muriuiiR, his Mihi'U Iwnw IJmt \w likt men hi stroiw De-piU i VOL. 1 WASHINGTON, N. J.. THURSBAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922 NO. 9 tin' Dtciimv din about .10 nunihirs wnt present. ilr. Hanford was fleeted mi j himoniry mem In* r of tlio class. | It is inicrcsiint,' to note that some • romiurtditii-H hnve at last ."tai'ti'd to take | n downward tn>ml tin will h<> wn in i AFTER ALL, tlm price of hnltor nt il-lr and thtt lit'.st hams ndvi-1-tiNi'il h.v Hclienr's Market for r [Sr ](,T pound. M_r. and .Mrs. Win. Swcpiioy will cat 5 WHY NOT A Christ limn il inner in t licit- newly rom-! plctfd lmni:ii!mv at St l'ciiT^liuru' Flit f flit nt w hoif-i IKIIIK tomphttd in tiim fol <>u ii|i im i h\ thi in Mt" \IILII Jhfiinp im ami Aim A ' W titvilm. uho ni spinilin,. tk nintct in ki Minim i I la in uiilin^, to tht folks 1< (i nn noilh stall Hut Hit You'll probably want a" tliLimuiiK ii i \ i rt,,! tiiin^ Mj in tin •-li ido nt Ihi tinn of witting ind tin \ < lire in that other room at mil not « iimn, nlioiit In 1 ot toil , Christmas time. The chil- Hit udwrtiMtti ni on ]M(,f I MI lion 1 of Si hem s Miilit *. w itln of spe ' dren will be home, or com- i tal ntt* nti n IIM in-- i f tin low iinus pany will surely come. EASTOI^ PENNA. ttii\ an olTiutu .1{ Does that old stove look 1 ii;ton Sta e\piession of genuine 'appreciation for the busi- ome iiapt-r. LiiKl wn-k i i II:IK«-H, six pnsi's more than ttw. pn ness which you have given us this year—together "nil shot?" If so, get a hew 1 f i is nh one now and have it 'for HSIIIB H IS HIL tttrn IK n— with the sincere wisii that the New Your 1923 ( lint >u DtiiMHi il | may bring to you all the happiness and good for- Christmas and for many ihe wintn MI itln I of (h- pi (suit | Christmases to come. weik has hioniuht out Hit ril(Wi ^.nl tune you may have wished miijlit be yours. With Hit l[i|:])iiu htn! hs It is tin 1 fusiiion this UIH(M t<> \M u them hut Here you'll find a splen- lomd Jlappnt* hu.l Its tit out. <>fl did line of really good I i ink ( iwle* of Aslmu i f,riduati stoves, styles and sizes to of tin Washin,,t in lunh sthocil is now tmplintil as a hi tl uniui on tliL I in GOOD PEOPLE OF OUR suit your every need." Yo'ii Itiulroad TO ALL I Ii ili t hunting se i*.r>u npuicd >ps will find just the stove you lutliu It is lej.il to hunt Ihi last two COUNTY AND VICINITY want, and the cost is mod- \\ edniiil ni m DILI mhti mil the fusl MY FRIENDS two in I imt in hut onl\ one diet u erate. st ison cm lit t ikcii HIL ntbhit stasou AND has tlosfd The well-known Vale Oak Piof A\ lllnm ( Vimstioiif, i prom inont Tliofil princip il has th t nli d to _ and Park Oak stoves range CUSTOMERS itttic fioin ictivc woil mil on Itjuit , is\ 1 will t tl t up his n suit m i in in price from $15 to $45— Itlmstowii his nttiM p! tu His list! and every stove is worth two unpott tut positions WIIL ts pun I tipal of tht huJi sdiools in \LW all we ask for it. [lnniM'.K.I mil I hMbith Tie h:is him Iiisttuiin of tlnH New kistj Ilistonul Soutt\ Sititrthn nmtninn V ts tht, (oldest of 'I \ u < In ilie L'OIODQ mountains It. 11 CIUJ fill to foitl tkt,ILLS lllloW \\ ishuietnii MUIIDIIISI Churih I Ins ilintiit will p irtit tp ill in lho For Those Last Minute Gifts Everyone Buys, unt >n wnl ot ]iia\ei s( mus wln< li will opt n with u Union SII\IIL Sundn\ i M utiu DitttuhLi 1st mil (onlinuL Major's Hardware Store Is a Eeal Blessing until humlit\ t\t>!iiu^ InniLi\ Tth ( htislmis iiiiisu mil the ston of tin Chances are. folks, that you have more shopping to do—things for persons you have Man Who Was Joo Bus\ to I mil tin. Child will In iht ftitmisof ihcChtist forgotten, or more likely than not, gifts.tlmt that you have just put off buying, like we in is pr m i scnitL \\ itltiLstl \\ lf( tin always do. ., ; hit 27 And now that the time is short, you'll want to gel them without annoyance or trouble —you'll need to get the job over quickly, too. Wc'ie leadv loi vou—still have lots of the sensible gifts for which the Major.store is noted Yes, thoioughly practical, sensible, useful gifts that will bring real pleasure now ind foi a long time to come. And that's the only kind to buy. FOR BOYS— FOR MOTHER— Skates—Fine skating right now. Roasters—Don't let mother cook that GIVE MURRAYS Sleds—They can use them the moment Christmas turkey until she gets that they get them. .. roaster. Self-basting; will last many hnhes—E\eiy hoy wants and needs one. years—and useful all the time. For Christmas Flashlights—Everybody needs 'e'm.nowa- Pyfcx Baking Dishes—Every cook just d.ij s loves them. The same che,e,r with this I'lre as Xmas cheers. Wagons, Kiddie Rais, rifles, game, traps, ' Fireless Cookers—Save time and worry. Buy tiiem a Murray Tire for a real Xmas lollei skates—and 1001 other things Put in the food and forget it. boys like Prese'nt. Aluminum ware, food choppers, nickel- plated ware, jardiniers, silverware—all FOR DAD— f useful and much desired. We #e 6f f eriiig tKese long mileage Give him an Evcrready Flashlight to prowl around the house. Safety Razors—The kind that give real FOR, GIRLS— satisfaction pud an easy shave. Tires aiifl Tiibes at Cost Hunting Togs—He'll like something' like Scissors—Every girl needs a pair. that sure. Roller Skates—They get lots of fun from while others are advancing prices Knives, carving sets, things for the auto- roller'skates. mobile—so many tilings that Dad will lee Skates, carpet sweepers, toilet brushes at these prices th'is is our Christmas present like that you Ciin find something suit- it tlic things that every girl to you. able in a minute. Come antl look at these rugged cases while they last. The prices are so low they surpass belief. This Week Only 235 Ferry Street Phone m\\ Easloh, Pa. Pane Four THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 SECTION ONE rfr. two weeks befor* nny action tiolmvlor. •OIIRIIS then drew RIIIW nml toM Krddy OXFORD slinll l>« taken by*the'l£taril of _C»tit* t.Jihiti xuld |>lii'< ifii't wmtlil "HIICHII hm Ruin nut." Jtril-i BEATYESTOWN t>»riilioii will be nblc to turn out 10,000- ... Jiiiuli* no further move nml he nnd! 000 bnrrcls yearly. his' wife-crowded' homeward. A Miori i Unify, of. Mnillmn.' y „,, ||rl BAD AIR'S A NUISANCE .TO ABATE- Butlivilli' nvenuc Saturday CTMIIIIB. A AND HERE VJEKNOW HOW TO You Are VEN- Tlic Rift of durable and de- T pendable Leather is here for you

Traveling Ham Sull Caws I-iiltcrs Mr. mid Mrs. Build Jonra uf Blairs- Midi i nay In- lir»ui;lii ! miiinl'-s lali-r. 11"' lli-alyal imlillt .Moii- I. If ti" ivmi>n*tr;ute» N tiled, tho < Ml.ll II ilny. Ilrii-f Casps town nro visilinB her parents, Mr. nml Moinl of < ooiinissliiners niav Kraut the it>• nt l.y rim I Offi.vr Mn7J.w raiiL'lit Bavkli-y hat K your ventilators arc not ••nt i mty Jail an lti'v. Tlioma! fsl III ml Hags Mra. Coo. Broad. Kil.l ll;>.i..c .1.. in tlu-lr Ju.lKmenl they iwV V; ii n.Vt t-xceodlnir ti . *t MuliniM'diiif- OTl»H amiynwny. OffiecrOfficerss Ilr.ifimll nuiiiy !, " V V'""i ' Houston"ousion., tlie lilitnlilindl working call us up and tell V won was born to Mr. and 51™. lheo. may ite.'m tit am] proper. I'nrses Mill-Folds I us to give you the air. We're 5li Pohl nt their borne nn Il.-lvi.kri- avenue, .-.. T!:e Tee t-r any itui'li Ih'nw nfcllll Nwlc- ["h'-r.'l.v «|v..n ti.nf th- MT«J I Th.- w-nn-li for M«Hno:> wh» _U, thmichr | «*t?ll Imim-iiteml. ^ j Wrllliw Cases expert tinners and roofers and lost Thumb; t-vi-inns. Ms Inu , . the one who killed Slvhlii our repair work has won a repu- Edward Harritt lias [.» lo \onkors. rrtfuiJir rin-f-tlnjr **t Ihc Hortril r,f Con I>p*k Scls til- fl.-rls In malctne out such lleense. iniiiti nil nicht by the i«utin* |'"lt«- Alpha fninpany ICx tation for us. Want to know N. V., where ho lias wnvil cinliloyinent sMl.^iIurfiTs >.f tliti TiUVn uf l'Iiilll'>MlMir ' fore[• nml mires uf riiizt'nst. Noilivs hav FIHcil Casrs with the Oils Elevator Coin|.a.iy. lie »'.. Tilts ordlnauee shall not apiilv to Ju-].( Wt-ant-H.iay. Deccinl'cr i:,il'i' i'i- . xont to all ' ^•!'"«»i lenient what a job will .cost you? An any BII.VW or ..-MiiMtlon .utually ran- :it f !'. M.. :iii.I that nt tltr rl-ffiili estimate freely piven for the was newmimnu-d hy his v,ife. ilue.i.',l l.y the meml.ers or atn- orKtinl- m^iini: hflil W.Mln.'M.lay. rw-.-nib, A ratlin- liarty was hi-hl at the lionio pul-m or eori-.ration il'iiim Hisltiess -•"Ih, 11':;. .it • I'. SI.. HUM llrtjtr.1 • asking. Ask us around. of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith on Wasli In the Town of I'lillllMliurK. '. •'[MiiiJ.-Mloni-r.-" adniH.-rl nald or.Ilniinc inslon menue for the iK-iu-lit of St. Atl-«f— UAJtVKV G. \V1SMl-:il. llose'n Cntlmlie tlmrth. A law iiunuVr Ikvns!" Sail" ."'nr"rni'1roK'al'i":wilVrS mrc present and very hnnil-oine 1"'» re«iilail.,i,s ,,f t>i,. Town of l'h Illt'H- LEATHER STORE rnts were awarded. Ittfreslinients »cro o! Lester Beam nervedrved. . (aSu^tiie'U:;.^" <™ *«« •"••••"••»• TWO GUNMEN KILL ThThe public sehool in Hie (men not under | u; .If. llu- salt! lironKi! 3rd and Ferry Sis., Easton U Broad St. Washington way aialn Monday after hrls tl..«eil lor; m tJif .Mayor uf tlfi Phone 114-IW rjr by srrvltiK not- EASTON POLICEMAN a week on in-coulit of llu- lire ill Hie hlsh \ J •lank Tavublr. TChool hiillillliB. Arransemeiits ha > l t Taxes a b d h l h Htislon IiinI sovura! lioiirw of Tin' Ktolr lliianl I'M^iU-IiH'Ilt after 11 ii'.-Im-l: Tn.-^.l, esxnipnt lila tili!l<'il tlio wlu'ii twn .v.itint: g\ <-TI from Wilkos- TTax lloaril in i Iiiirro vji.it ami Miwll instantly killed that bank di'iiostts are tuvsmuil pnut-1 IEuss V. .Strhlin. a vUy luiliuliiun. erty ami arc mil !>xprimly exempte,,ite,dl '\\u The iiii-iih>iits li-iiilini; »i» to tin- iiiur- hy 11! K.'iienil t:ix net nr exi-lnilcd from; commodntYon in the vnrioiis tmiMliic ,.. ... i]ieration. The liounl al^i held Unit' the town. Seals nml b'Mk* arc now bfini: iler itn- iiitiMTNtinK...Mr,_iintl Mrs. .John ilUUiiiliMt' iii'i'sniKil pnijii'i-ty clrarty i.-t • p • * domuulo of the owner I OUR WISH FOR ALL our Business Friends. Patrons and their families is that this will be the most Joyful Christmas of their lives. AMERICAN STORES CO. ill call ossible. The insurnnce uiljns MTV heniUil lowanN Kasl.in when they Hank ch'i«,sil«. the Slate Hoard rules.; Our Stores Will be Closed Christmas Day Fire 1 nsunutftf Comimny uf V'\v link met Mr. and Mrs. IteJ.ly. lure ilcb|» clue from Hie hank In'tin! ile-; niinix.txcK ,\o. :m: 'I'li.'y imi'le some xlislitini: remark mill : poyilor anil are lllerefore intansilile pel-; i'ity were Iioto last week ami iiunic Hit' mill Iriiuioraiilv Ortlln inspection u£ the losses. y .... unal ,. . . untl tnxitbh: wlu-re llu- A Inrjw mimimliem rr oE OxfurtI i poi-lsct. if Iu driiw ii Klin. Tin two! ]>t>rain rosiiles. went to the IJhJhhtt e MountainMi s N nl ^tlay famv anil u, |»n.hihU saminjr (• or «tliL-r vuliiaMo AIIDJJ. t-> ddee r hunttnsht . SSome left Tuvn(l«y «ft«r- Ib noon t-o to be abu* lo he on the ground;1 at an early hour on UViIncMlay. lircinlly iirlit.il fur Iliu week Liberty Council Xo. -14. Jr. 0. I*. A. M., and Golden Stnr Cnuti>-il .N»- Vlu. 'Sons ami Diuipbtcm of Lllwrty, buvc Juiii- ed together nml huve imrrhnst-i! an -!0.v-tO Amcrieuti Ilai,' that will be spread in front o£ their hall every holiday. TRAINING SCHO9L FOR NURSES of the Elisa- For Your Christmas Dinner' Clark Wilkinson has bocn very busy beth General Ilo.-pital and Dispensary. Accredited Yuu will flitct lii'luw n list nf s,,i .1 tliinss you will i 1 I,, iiinla. ji,n|. I'lirlNdmiK Hi durliiR the past two weeks issuing 2 yojii" S moiHlis' course. Text-book?, imiforms, i'lo. Kvi'ry item nic'istircs ii|> tn nr UMIII! lnf:h stiiinltinl uf inuililj- ami jiritui us low us licences, lie reijuesls the public to V. M.. Christian tiiulcuvor ; 1.1'iiiiin i'ci'l Hi Kic 7.30 T. M., cvcnlnK worship. The Christ- Maili' of the inipest Hawaiian Criislinl Pinea|l|ile.. enn l»e mas treat will be (liven to the childn-ii Taiiiy liliiee Citron •:. Ill :lllc iiisr'iliems. Will, Asra T :KII Catsun liii; lint l.-.c in .the Sabbath school. Calif. Walnuts , Hi ::.-,i: Hint ""hi fashioned" Schiininel\ I'reserves tuinhter l."e Calif. AlinoiKls Hi :;ric llavor. Ciohleii Ptliiipldi l,in can 11!!/.i- »Tbc Ciirislimis yxi'n:lj4i-s of th- .Colunml M. K. Kiuulay M\UH>\ will '•• Old Fashioned Services on Sumlny :is follows: Sur. sse day school at iUO A. M.; iir<>»rliiip St. NIrlioliis 'Mixci]'Calu;s;....'. .'lb li'lie League service at IVIJO I'. M.; iin>a<:hine Red Ripe 1 Asnt (intlinil Spices nut •">(• Ifcsl .Mtxcii Xtits II) 2?>r Hervice nt 7.:iO I . M.. sulijerl "Thf -Man I'tiri- Vnniltii Kvtructs \,,,l. ll!c. 22i- Asco ISrand Corn enn l'2\$r. Who Had Enough." Fancy Qnmi Olives in.) Ilic. 2itt> Crar.Iierriesl4fb| Asm I'eas (;Un i Tc, tOc. tlhv Miss Ktaumr .1. lt.>nsiiii >nt ii!c, a^c Temltr I'c.is ,.,m !«;,;,. University ami Ti-ili-rick H. li-usun ».f Hulicr's SliiTtltk'il Cofuanut. iik'.' ~v. Me Asco Tomiilocs ....can ll'c. Itic Lafuyvtte. Collt'^; .will .siwiid. th". Chris!: It-ilit>r's fimri-il C>u HIM . .«••! |3V Clsulce Tnmatncs .ilH uw. I,"ir • nina fioliila.vs at their 'home in the- 31. K. -V. It. C. Triton Siimhviihcs ]!» H2v S^t't Potulnrs life ciui'l2!£c parsonage.

Happiness tn Labor. Nothing !s more Tnlla'd aliout than 12 Ib bag happiness. lHn WIIKI IS H'< Here is No iierwon shnll or piiiilic j)l.ice the answer: Happim'-^ is (rrcitt love Tu insnn; yottrsftf tlint your akiiiK will lie just i-ijrlit—uye Gold Heal - or I n l Flour—il jjivi'.s tho best results. aod tiiurh si*rvl:v. ;'nc . -/rent mass of men are ronsniiably happy because of 1I!K nr lior per; Asco Baking Powder ..lb. can 17c they are In tovo nmi ut. work. They ny lew'l or Inrlc-rf complain of their work; even call la- r hjh.iviir. r sliali oxliihit. i •ifU-r Lo s«.I!. any Inducont nv Best wishes bor a curse. They dream of a otyk, picture1 • Uitiiir. nr (Omit . Rich Creamv life of Idleness ami self-Indulgence, for your good health and hap- ndoi int. A Basket Full of Groceries and Imagine that is heaven. It is not. Otlll' !•(.•]) !• i shalt piness during the coming It Is hell. This iviirM was made for soort or ext (Foi- the Needy Family You Wish to Aid) lovers ant] servants.—Kxehnngiv to frighten year and for many This will make an ideal Christina's Kif t for Koine iioor. neciiy family. IVrlmpx you know of vomn such liome. Worth Pondering Over. years to come. Fully maliU'od nml wilh that "tan^ Wiiat (letter way to .send n ray of sunshine—t,, ease the Some people complain because of liunlen—than one of our S|iecinl Dollar assortments? 'You thni every choose lover enjoys. can make ten families happy with n ten dollar hill. poor health, but many mure havu poor health because they couijUitin.—E.i- ii lbs Gold Seal Flour change. FRANK P. NELDEN 2 loaves Victor Bread Palmer Gradtmtu Selected 1 pits; Gold Seal Oats All for An Ordinance to resulato :in«l M- '> ^'; 1 can Choice Tomatoes cense traveling: shown mm oxlitliltior.B j Ti Ol-'i'lCE: OPEKA HOUSK HLDG. Washington popularly known as carnivals. i of doz 1 can Asco Pork and Beans The Board of Commissioners of the t Hours; 0 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m., 6 to 7 p. m. Eggs '/i pk Potatoes Town of Philtlpsburg- do ordain: j tt-rnitu 1. That no traveling show en- exhi- and by appointment 1 can Kieffer Pears bition, razzle-ila^le or proiip of shows L:,n"r'1 P.uy your eggs in the AmiM-if.'in Slorcs, ltnv 1 pkp; Asco Corn Starch and exhibitions popularly known and ! "- 1 dosis-nated as carnival exhlliltlons slial! wl».'ro yon tire rertahi )o receive livelvi 1 pkjf Asco Buckwheat. exhibit shows or do bu.iinusp within tho Town of Phillipsluirjf without a K'ifKl (>«•& in rvery duzpn. 1 Chip Basket license first Imtl and obtained as here- inafter -set forth. 2. AppMciition for n licc-nso fnr such carnival show or exhibit ion shall In- Only One Price—Only One Brand—Only One Quality—and That the Best made In writing to thu Hoard of Com- missioners of the Town of Phillins- SPECIAL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY lb TICIT is the finest ever drank. It has that "real" eolTen aroma and flitvin—one FINEST QUALITY BEEP and you'll lastc the I.uy Asco—(ho lici'fcct blend, and insure perfeet stilisfnctifin. Prime Chuck Roast « Whole Cuts 14c 1b. I'll give him something for Victor Big Loaf .. tho car. That's Just what one Boneless Pot Roast 14c Ib. pkg-. woman said as she looked in ouv Vi Ib pkg- 2,'!c; lb pkff 45c window. Here is the lii^'Sest hrend value sold today; Ifu Cross Cut Roast,. .20c lb. Bolar Roast , 20c lb. the eijnal of tho he^l. home-luade .vim ever ale.' Five itualily liloiids-Onmco l'ekoe. Olil Country .. You would too if you saw the felyle, India Ceylon, 1'lain Hhiek, .Mixed. Tliirli End Good Loan Loan nice assortment of Rib Roast Rib Roast Boiling Beef Soup Beef Christmas Candies King Robes Motometors Fresh & Canned Fruits Kflp lii« Yoiini; ami Onuvn-Upf 15c Bumpers Tire Testers 18c Ib. 20c lb. 12%c lb. 7c lb. Wheat pkg Krom tlie Sunny J^nuls l^iiticy Assorted tf; -j QJ An ideal ltrenkfasl. cereal. Hi« Juicy Mirrors Spark Testers FANCY SKINNED HAMS—Whole or Half :;. 20c Ib Chocolates ...n II) IIDSV**"' Asco nr Oraim I'rult . Ilershey's C.lioe. . Automatic CITY DRESSED PORK Hisses a'/4 Oleomargarine lb "w ,., 38c50c Windshield Cleaners Ahsolntely imre. IWn try lM LITTLE PIG ROASTING ^AMS—Whole or Half .'. 22c lb Assorlod Hani nml Norway Faney Calif. Step Plates, Flower Vases Filled Ciimlies lb Cherries .. ... bif,' cun»j"C FRESH PORK SHOULDERS—Cut Pic Nic Style ! uc ]b Delirious Mackerel ea rved niaekerel Ifawaiinn Sliced Stop Lights Candy Canes pkjj . llnvo you » Pork Chops recently? Parking Lights Best Center HiK Iltilvcs Calif. Radiator Covers and Roasts Cuts-Loin*.. Vaiml'.JErittle lh Snowdrift »n reaches l I'liiwl. Shortening can l/C Kanry CaliT Clioeolale Slravvs IIj 29c TIRES AND TUBES,, Try il. You'll lilcn it. Apricots at specially . .reduced holiday Fresh Killed Roasting Chickens , 35C Ib. prices., Fresh Killed Stewing Chickens ...' 35 jfe. C LouelJa Butter t Richland Butter * Smc Sam's Tire & Supply Fresli Killed Young Ducks 35C jb. VA(I\ iionnil tit Ln iiclla Uiillti (out ii S 11c1 pi if i (h Pas lum/iil Cumn fiom ten quails uf mill. IK it n in uondoi Oiomnm 1 mils «li\ il is tlio liiust Huttei in Ami ma' I}\ei tuM tiunlh hirf \ Store «Fancy Fresh Killed Geese 32C lf>. d it Urn t nine 331 Ferry St., Cor. Bank St. 1EASTON, PA. ALSO FRESH KILLED TURKEYS AT MARKET PRICE • S E. WASHINGTON AVE., WASHINGTON, N. J. ^

SECTION ONE THE WASHINGTON STAK, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922

who WON n widow hi the whiter of for 35 men In' or near Washington. 11)15 and they neparatcd the fullowliif; Stilt21-2t p<-n of KOIl SALB—in prlw-winning Whit pea , „„•, , {t.2f» per ton five dux. nntl ten . from Chestnut , ; 110.7 G pepre to n our uome Wyandbtfrx, IIIHO ii Wxl-t rlifi-ken I •nnrketwoti(y-(!vt thecy Itttmoiiuti't. I. II'-II i toSol Tliirty-lwd h o tlul- f nnd JnmenwaJ y ' eqtilpmenti . JaJ y W. Tonight and Tomorrow Night—Dec. 21, 22 Stovo 10710.75 pper tton k h t Thi "Egg ; „ io.7.io7r r. per tton lars and ten n'iit», A one dollar box of j Gardner, WJIHIIITIKIIITI. 12-I4*tf flfidcr lliali "Way Uown Easl" ^. 3rato, „.., 10.D0 per Ion Don Kiins did thu trick. D. B. Laubiuli. FOU HALF A quantity ot. ROOII TIIK PlCTlTltK KVKFIV* AKI., WnaliliiRtun, X. J. 12-lil-tf lliioh-um vxrvptlonully chwip. Apply nt llBBf Dian "The Old Xcst." • STOVE WOOD IIOIJY SIIOt'Lll SIJK ATTKNTION HOLIDAY SPECIALS '*0..Srhool. ht._ ilBBcr Ilinu "Over tho Hill" • . Servlco coat, carry delivery, per ton. VOll WALl->-Twciity pi(;s eijiiit weeks Dun I) lu hoiiN<> with tmnroyt.'nii.'iits, KOOI! A picture that will live in your 51,00; shovel delivery, per ton, "r.'o.r Invcrttmeiit at $:t^UU; nix room hoiiHO old. Mrs. F. \V. Stewart, Itockport. cents; 4 ton, C5 centa; \i ion, GO.vith (.-tillar uud litr^e lut, Iimiit'diute. nuH- 12-14-2 tp (Ui$e men mind forever. "FORGET-ME-NOT" cents. HCMsion, can have tcruiH, price ^tUUU. WANTKD-Six Klrls, steady employ- WASHINGTON' COAL & SUPPLY CO .-Jiaiit room house, built ami iill impnnv- nient. WashinKton Porcelain Co. It with Itl^SSII-: I.OVK iiiul OAKETII IIUGIIKS • Wesley Fleming, Mgr. Kim* home W. Wushin;;- FOK UIONT—Seven-room hoiis« with Saw a Star Coal aad Lamher SPECIAL TOR SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 O/Ilco nnd yard, Bclvlrtere .wenui1 and Morris Canal; Tclepiiono 51. in the East Leah Baircl in "When The Devil Drives" Washington, N. J. COMIJDV— I'ATIIK NEWS—4.1S anil 0 October 1, 1022. Italt-oiiy HOc; raniuct mid OrehcHtnt ^r, ItifluiliiiK War Tux Buckwheat ...... $ 7.00 per ton and Knew ^Pea 9.25 per ton SPKCIAL FOR CHRISTMAS, DECEMBER 25 ChCfltnut 10.75 per ton ,vitl> or without ftin.it.ire, the «mly.one i — i ff VarVcl wikiV Addresa S. II. Stove , 10.75 per ton h( m (ireat Sjiocial Attrat-tiu in \\jas iiiiKtun, easy to have made in a . KrinIl0Ut ]»(irt Murray. X. J. 12-M-2tp Bgg 10.75 ner ton .loiibh* house; Iiimt lot rear alloy, HIT- CIIIUST.MAS GrPI'S—There in no- TlioimiH II. luce "The Midnight Patrol" Grate ....; 10.R0 per ton the Christ ..•nil Kg, renns and har- thiiiK more liea.itiful or nppi'6print< STOVE WOOD r»ri|iiiek ^ale. Six room house, part for a Rift than pear 1M. We linvc the W. A. CATBLLE COAL & itnprovenii.-ntveni.nt.. ( ,! lot, fruit uud most heiintifnl ohlalnahle nt low pric«*. SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26 LUMBER CO., WASHINGTON, N. J. i MMaiin street, $X\m. (Jood nine .Merrill, at .Major's. 12-M-2I Was Born olin house with improvements, large lot. WAXTKD—RoiirtliTH, Kirls preferred, large two story hum, two blocks from Ehel Clayton in "The Cradle" p nt Mrs. Johiinon'a, 36 Wnrrcn St. (Uiiirc. $. iS00. Ilotiso like new, alt im- 12-l-f-2Ip rovements. hirgc lot, now vacant ijtfOOf). •LOST— Heavy lap rohe. on tlm mad lifi- Large double house part improvements, tween Srliimley's Moiliitiiin and Ilatikettsr Bo it ever so old, the story of the Wise Men WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27 TROLLEY J. ranges, It hits at $f>;i04). Omul liousc town, on Suhirday nif;ht. Reward if re- with iiii]irov<>ments, centrally lorateil, s/> turned to ihe STAIt OHiee or 17(1 Main is ever interesting. It is one of the most read acre, large coop; price cheap at ?.'W00. St.. HncketlHtown, X. .!. 12-14-2t Tom Moore in "From' the Ground Up" SCHEDULE Two bousi's' .two lot.'t in town, about 1 FAIIAI FOU KMNT—l'iirsei farm near . chapters in our Holy Bible, because it teljs of acre at $WWH1, Hee us for what you Warren county alinsliousi', 100 arres. the beginning of the life worth living. Nortkatnpton-Easton want. Warman & Ackersun, IS Hchool 1'osHcssion April Int. 0. A. I'urwl. Sti>w- Picture Ever in Washington & Washing ton" Traction artHville. X. .}., or room HOU Colonial >.iHt HnildiiiK, Hcudiiiu. I'n. 12-14-3tp And so, down.through Jill the ages, the story Thursday and Friday, Dec. 28-29 Company L COAIE—See our watches, chains, rings of the Birth of Christ and the discovery of the An Kleven Keel Production. Three Iluurs to Slinw It. I Etut | Went star by the wise men has been one of tlie most illiHiiiilillmniil Phllllpaburif tJitt S.SU pregnant in all human history. C. R R. Arch 1Z'2 S.-IS tngorsoll Gato IA'I tneorsoll Brldpe This new, liotel. alone tin; \\ in. .('> ('.irlton Ave. 12-14-tf And now once again we come to the time WllBon'a Crossing .,. 2.(11 H;:JJj lllKlnvuy, newly furnished and KOIt SALK—Willie Chinese- gander you ever HenBfoot Crossing .. 2.(12 ,-Uli team heat in evory room invites for hreeditiK. I'jice 54.00. Airs. .Ktlwin when we celebrate the birth of Him; when, with I'.OII i"uu lo parliike of one of its famous Sun- S. (ioodnow, Townsbury, Oxford. X. J.. Port Wnrrnn Bridge . a.uis lay iliiuieis. • Itp It. 1). 2. • ' . • 12-14-1 f. full hearts we meet around the family table, Stowartsvllla Heights 2.0K TltY Koine of our coL-oanut pie, tho [lie FOU KALK—Firewood in stove length. loaded with its heaps of good things; when Dowllng'9 Crossing .. S.OU 2.21) 2.10 ihut is making The Jtaktr Inn famous. All hard Beaconed wood at $3.00 a cord, Snydcr's Lano Itp i delivered. S. C. Smith, Port Murray, X. once again, we, too, give gifts; when we sing Sow Village Switch .. 2.14 New Villfte" P. 0. ... LOST—Alomlay fvenliw. on hack nmd J. 1(. F. IX ' '12-14-Stii again the joyful song of "Peace on Earth; Good Etli.son Itoml 2.17 from l'urt Alurniy to Oxford, tire chain FOH SALK—Elxht lidit used earn in Davla'B Switch 2.20 2.3(1 for Ford car. Kinder please notify Irving first-class condition nt bargain prices, Will to. Men." At any rate, you'll Brand way Tout Office 2.1.1 Cellars, Oxford. lip liowlby & Ncubuus, Washington, X. .1. Relvldere Itond 2.i:t Mineral Springs £:« Toll SALK—U(i White LcKhurit pul- But the story would be incomplete did we not want to sec this .Uarlatt'H Cros.-ilnfj ... ets ready to lay at Sl.'Jij each; also NOTICR—Wanted to buy all kinds of Mftrlntt'a Switch .... 2.2(1 2.10 oiiK' U. I. Red pullet*. Ccori-o Hen- raw furs. If you have any send won! remind you that the wise'men of today, lilto picture from the • Lnrrlnon'a Crosslns .. I'.IIO lien, -Ct Carlion Avc, WiiHliliiKtun. Itp to fjiorge Si-ntt, .lackson Ave., AVashing- Duttord-B CroHBlns ... 2JW FOH SALK—Cnllli' piiiw from extra tnn. Over the canal bridge. IKUMtp the wise mon who went to worship their novel of glorious Kokol-B Garage ...... 2.S2 2.IMI U. S. GOVKUNMKNT UNDBRWBAH Washington Square .. 3JW '.Mir; m.d NKick. Kt'iiiali* §T», Mule §10. Him- i rd Limning Washington. X. .1. Itp 2,ri00.000 pieces Xew Government Saviour, are looking toward the day when their adventure by D. L. & \V. n. R. Arch 2-17 2.0:1 [•><« ,,v,,,iia>,'! ! AVooi Underwear purchased dy us to Port C**'den 2.J0 USKl» UAKS—IIuvi savings will save them;, the wise men—and Power House •2.n 1 i.so larpiins in «ood tiN*;d •H stiSi • f KL'U *°tlie i)iililii: ilirt'ct iit 75c EACH- Anthony Hope. Sllvor Springs. 2.42 | l.r.8 jiiluM & Srrvlu;, Curlti ".' °, • „ ' Actual retail value $2.50 each. All sizes women—ave preparing NOW for the sunset I...; llslll AW.. »iii-iit-if"'-:i!u|1ir|K £4 t« .Hi. drawers .'10 to 44.. Send •ihlelil'a Crossing ,.,, I .."itl days of their existence by saving their money nurtl's CroHHinK 2.4lt N0TICK—OH I of chapel i correct .lizctt. l'ay I'ostman on delivery 2.-IS , .- _ Mir fend us nionuy order. If underwpnr Torrit Cotta World* .. lltL'l-i! Will I>V 1 i p# ; •. : : and depositing it .where it will bo absolutely Port Murray .-. 2..'.II ' i.r.n i m :iiMt int't'ir , jH |1()t Haiisfnciory, we will refund mon- ii;: tit the hoiiics i •eat |K>»II1I 'VI^J ;cv promptly upon miuest. Dept. 24, The safe and draw interest. Such a place is Cars Run Every Hour on the Above Schedule rruni «.f.o A. tl. i<> I l,.in P. M. «^ The Old Ptisonei . J. . 11 Karl J. UUS.'IH'ITV. Mm of Abriini I earby town. Priced FOR SALK—Voni roiipe, porfoct . Ituwbvrry. i« now amL'iatci d with tli<> in >uuldc li •IIIIHL'owner U Iwivlns ililion ; iiriw ?:»](). M. V. . Ai-nistrpjiK, first National Bank How Rnssendyl, a stranger, came within a vestment bund house i f-S. \V. Ktnms & . ...II (iiilfkly. Address Itox 111 Plane SSt.t . MkllHnekcttstowi.l . ia14:it Co., Inc., MIIK cminiTl Hi witli tin* b" of Washingion STAID WANTED—Heavy chickens, pees., his heart to a lovely princess and wea ulliie in Kiision. lit' ivili cnvor tl 112-21-:U ducl;s and guineas for cash at your door. Made into a photoplay by the director of rhorv adjacenlj t tu EKiwtun, anidl will h< of Washington FOR SAI,K—Iloisteiii bull. 'Jl monilis Mi-op mi: a postal. George Heu.sdien. -lit "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," particularly active in the XortliamiKoi lso line Huls ivilli lf liy Carlton Ave. 32-7-4t and Warren enmity field*. He aSsumei Millon Mn latt. on r 1 f FFOO U SALA K QU KEXT—Two fnrmi liis m;w diitifh tii.si wii'k. .Mr. Koseberr: Here the wise men of this day deposit their savings that the 1 l oi.-knort store. lip .situated near Townabury elosu to .Hail*. has been 'Jocaliid in New York for tin iNi:\V HICYOhKS—$:27.:J(I. (lolllile road station, school arid creamery. heaped platter and the spirit of cheerfulness and good "will 111 1 past twelve yeiirs first with the Chasi fork, i:»nsler bnike. lurtre mud Klliinls, Known na Georgu Cooke farm and Aaron Niitioiml Hjmk uncl latterly with the in luiliber pi'dals. Itieyde reimirine a spe- Sharp farm. George Cooke, Vienna. may continue throughout their lives. vest mom house of Harvey i'ish & Son. eialty. Hie.vele tipes. Ford tires and ' 12-7-Sfp ^ II. II. Kilniitrtck of Ueadiun, had il». lubes, pisoliue. kerosene imd motor oils TIIUHSDAY, 0KC. 2S—Public sale,of "lionor" of bohi^ I lio lirst person arrest- ut tlie mosmo t reasonablo e ppriires. Dimiel live stock, farm machinery sind hutt.«<:- FOU KKNT—Shicld'H liomesU-ad farm MOVING AND TRUCKING—All oil liy Frank L. Lniniiiif,'. the new trailic K. Anilrewsl . GnrasG e XoX . IlelvidIll e Ave.. bold Konds by Theodore Schmidt, on thi? near WaMliin^ioii, 1-10 ncrcs yn shares. kincia, satisfaction gii.ira?UccdF prices oflicer. He was arrested Friday for ruck- WlasliinBloni . " 12ait Osmnn homestead west of Hrass Castle. PosarnsMiti April first. Jlrs. Jnmpa J;. rjght. Cliarlea Crevcllng, SI Rjiilroad less driving ihnmjili tin; square and paid SAWS—Filed to order bv Henry Sim- Sec. ad for complete list. M. A. Picr- yiiicl.!.", nn UelvUlcw Avc, WtishhiKtoii. Ave- lO-lO-K a lino of £10 and cosis In-fore .lu.stiec ot rJ 1 -IS•!•:. Wasliinston Ave. 12-21-4lp Kon. auc.; M. L. Kiisb, Clerk. X. .1. il-!ME WELLS DRILLED — For estimates tlio I'oueo- I'iersim. IIAUOAIX To IJL'IUK HUVlilt—Uiie FOU SALK—Three Ford ears; one write or phone Clarence Jones, Blairs- The \V. F. M. H. of Iho M/E. church l-'OU SALK—Cleoves Iionev ' is flic Lown, N. ,1. Contractor for Artesian [jnnva mure, iwlni yooii driver, '1 bolj- enclosed touring, in excellent, condition; FOIt RENT—House, 7 rooms, part FOR SALE—Two Dili! heifers and liost honey. Wbolcsiilc or retail. H. W. nun hi I lie chapel Tui'wday even inc. Tin sleils witli euud bodies aim one nils tlosed '/.-ton truck with enclosed body; 1-lon improvement!!. 27 Huh 11 St. Apply II. A. Wells and V/nter Supply Plants. Tele- reciNterotl O. I. C. boars al bargain. Clccvcs, Oxford, N. J. It. D. I. 11-1-tf phone 3R122-Blairstown. 9-7-tE Society runork-il cleiirins over .$U0 at the tup, 1 ttucK wu);oii, butcher vvuh'on, alsu truck' with worm drive, jitney body will Cohen. ai-2:Mf liolte, Culifon, N. J. 12-7-tf bazaar. Mrs. J. Wintt-r Johnston jiuve iiiiruess of all desenptioiis. Jr'rauK Kiddle, carry 10 passengers. These cars are FOH HKNT—Two rooms. Apply IS I00-ACHE FAKM FOH SALK—Will an interesting talk on the people of Af- FOU SALE ' pU EXCHANGE—On West Washington Ave. lX-2-tf llillulilou. 12-21-21' in good condition; can be. seen -at 17 cattle. Ford touring enr mid covered top make a splendid dairy and poultry farm; rica an.] tin* work «f the Missionary l-'uii SA1.B—W. & J. Durum lout Broad stt-eet, Washington, X. J.. M. A. RA.CS WANTED — Good, clean, ruiiniiiK water: land all tillable; situat- that country. Mrs. .lames L. Skim: .truck wagon, one ton capacity. Ira SHOOTrxr; JIATCII—ChrlstmiiK Day 1 liowur jiK saw, just ibe tiling fur n Pformii. • ' • "• - - .12-7-tf Uiird, Hulsizer Fiirm, Wasliinton. N. J.. liy Port Colden (jnn Club nt V2M0 sh-irp. white rags; will pay 4 cents a pound ed on main road, 1 mill* to rlmrcli, -stores, Mis. Wm. Brink and Mrs. Georne F. Christmas K'tt Cor the buy lu make FOIt KENT— Xice light basement, nntl the parcel poat. STAR, Washing- creamery and two railroads, and six Snyder were hostesses and served dainty It. F. IX -Il-'JU-lf Chickens, geese, ducks, guineas on Ittne. fnuey ibiims. Cost ,s2Ci, a Imrsain at SIS. suitable for any business, ,on K. Wash- " 'Its and dead mark. 12-7-3tp ton. 2-23-tt miles to oily of. 00,000; borders on Mus- Call ut li. .1. Nelir, 2HS Uelvidere Ave. ington Ave. Geo. U. Unhlein. 32-7-tf FOR SALE—Lot oj pulleys, shafting nUBBER STAMPS, Fountain Pens, concU-oiis ltivcr. This fin-m is noted na " .Mr^'Tirnce. Skinner ;in FOU SALK—Dodge Koadstor. in first- and hangers, See Mr. Groat, tho STAB Typewriter Ribbon, Carbon Paper. ono o£ the best producing farms in tlie F. Snyder have lieun iiddud to the clerk- office. For sale because o£ change In Freo catalogue. Brunner & Brunner, fertile MusmnetconK Valley in Warren FOH SAIiK—Nortli Hidsc bruslies, class condition, operated only..S,000 miles. motors. ti FOU SALK—Oround oyster shells 7-"ic injr force «t O'Xeiirs slore durinj;* tin mulls and dusters. ,]. M. l'llknu i^ L'u., Spare tire, will sell at reasonable, price. Easton, Pa. 11-19-U county. Can bo purchased on easy'terms, holiday mwm. per 100 lbs. or $12 for SWIfl His. deliver- liurt' foud products, toilet pi-eimralioas Apply 1W K. Wasbington Ave. 32-7-tf CALENDARS placed In tho homes ed. John L. Apgar, 11 Delaware St.. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER—See with stock, machinery nnd crops, or farm Simon TietHworlh i.s driving a ucu and perfumes. Agents wanted. S. I), WANTKD—Iloavy rhickens, geese. .ire constant reminders that you are in ma before you build nnd get my esti- alone. Come and look this farm over r business. "Wo have some artistic de- Eadton. Pa. IKiO-iitp Iltik'k coupe. Up went to I IK* factory a luting, lueal inantiger, \Vasliint toii, X. J. ducks, and guineas for cash- at your mate on your Job. I do tlie work com- for it must l>i! sold. Address W. W Flint. Michigan, last week and drove the signs that we offer at $9 to $12 per hun- IIOltSE.S, HOUKKS-F-.i- tiale or cx- Crcager, owner, Bloomsbury, N. .T. It door. Drop me a postal. George llen- dred. The Strykcr Press, Washington. aiige, 14 head of hesivy work iiorsns plete from basement to attic. F. W. new car home. FOU SALK—Two red . witli .oriien, -t:{ Carlton Ave., Waaliington, N. Thomas, Carpenter shop 2-17 Bclvldcrc 31-2-tE Harry Hcntty has moved from his FOR KENT—Four or five rooms with ^igliing from 1IKK) in 1700 lbs. Orville WANTED—Beef Cattle, veal calves, call' Liy her siite, one. clo.si sprilivel. ,,. y. i,y J. ,12-7-lt Cole, Washington. 'Plioni: 147-Itn. Ave., Washington; opposite Cattellc'a l-iiiBl Washington avenue residents and man Dillicker, Uockporl, XN . .1.1 . 1V' .0.0 ATTENTION—An Adams trsiiler fas- improvements and centrally located. Lumber Yard. 3-31-tf fat chickens and hogs. Frank G. Rlddto, Hlorrd his fjoiiHclmtil floods. Thu family Hackettstown, It. D. Up tened behind'your ear will hnul more Harry Christine, Washington, 8-31-tI Hampton. G-25-H i« now living with Al, A. I'i.'iHoii on WANTED—Veal calves, fni. hogs'inid WANTED—Wheat and rye in any PIANOS and ORGANS tuned and re- \VAXTKU—Cab or cab and body fur than a half ton truck nt n small frac- AIJTOMORILKH FOU SALK—As we fat: chickens. Orville Cide, Wasbinglon. quantity. Adam "Wandllng, Port Mur- llrond street. Win. Y. Diilrytnnlc of Ford ton truck. Lyiuiin Dilticktir, Uock- tion of the toast. Write or call for have gone out of the automobile business paired, 29 years factory experience. HHLSH Cnstle lias Icnsrd the lii-atty IIOIISL'. 'Phone 1-17-K5. n-:i".|( ray, N. J. 5S-6-U Satisfaction guaranteed. Arthur Tay- imrt, X. J., V. Cllackutlslown, It. D. demonstration. 10. W. Qeevca, Oxford. and taken on other tines, we have on IP ITS INSURANCE call or write Local mecliaiiicK state Unit (here is .. Itp It. D. 1. ' 11-2-tf WAMTED—Cattle, hogs, calves and lor, Washington. N. J. 12-22-tf hiind one G-44 Page Touring Car (new) chickens at highest market prices. Harry Christine, Washington, N. J. SEE J. R. THOMPSON for all kinds lieitvy demand for mail slot.s in the doors FOU itKXT—Fnrm of 05 acres, level FOU RENT—House five rooms, tiath, Will, give any. one a good deal, cither of citi? :ns i)iit Ihi'.v iv. handintpiied by Kd.H and electricity. 20 West Wushing- August Bevelacqua, New Village io-20-tr of concrete work, concrete curbs and laud, running spring water in house, and in cash or trade. Iiudd Iiros., Stewarts- 1-fi-U curb resetting. J, R. Thompson. itnitnlii tal parts. I I barn, lm-mre at STAK Office. , H|> toii Avc Apply nt IS for key. Write vllle, N. ,r. • 11-0-tf FAK.M FOR RENT—A valuable and busy c( :| Airs.Mrs.. Laura W. HIlannu , 100 Coply-Koad. FOU ItKXT—flood grain and dniry productive farm of o:m hundred acres, Washington. 5-lS-tC fnctfirU'Hf . The FOK . SAIiK—TwAIiKTwoo Aili m pparlor y NOTICK—Will pay one dollar for SEE J. R. THOMPSON for all kinds iicth^ly to provide mail 1'or talde and tlie other han£- Uppepper Dnrhy, , l>nln.. 11-2.||£ fiirm along concrete road near creamery, iidjolniiiff tile larfie summer colony nt lumps, dead horses or cows within ten miles. .lining water at buildings, newly plant- Foul Ilift on the Delaware Rivor, south of concrete work, concrete curbs • and roci'ptacloK is dni! to order of thn als quarlered k librarib y FREE TROLLETROLLEY TRIP to EtEostott l 1 1 inj ; lamampp ; Fred Fnune, I*. O., Oxford. It. J). 'I'lione of Uelvldero, N. J. .T, At. Roseuorry, | curb resetting. J. R. Thompson, l'uMt Offit ;- Dopartincnt roiiiiiritiR tluil .illicit liuyer. 32-21-lf from Washington with a- y pair of ed R 1!. Slctler liniyerville' X. .1. ableble.. CheaC p tt ic y {JG-U42, Washington. 11-KJ-tf m^_KXWimmwr^_v ..^ppfit Washington. . 5-18-tC tliWL' conditions bi< coniitlied with by TRYY Tliral—DoTlral D n SunS s EBE B Inlying glasses from $5.00 and up. Dr. Seip) January 1 under penally of losing the Centre SQuaro, Batfton. Over tho FOIt SALE—Firewood cut in stove FOU SALE—House ami lot 100x100. \VANTBD—VoiTl" "cal^csT^.fat IIOKR, MOVING—Local and long distance Tablets. 1). B. IiUUbiicb, A|,'t., Wash- lengths, or cut to order. 55 per load. C. IioaLs and fat cattle. O. J. Howell. Also general trucking. Harry Miller, privilogi's of free mi.iii delivery. incton, N. J. 12-21-U Market. 8-29-tf ifll improvemeiils. Located on .South SHE J. E: THOMPSON for all kinds ,W. Simpson, Washington, X, ,T. 'Phone Wandling ave.nue. Iniiuire 1H2 WWashington. . •Phone 123-115. 8-31-tf Oxford, N. J. Bell 'Phone 1G-R4. S-24-tf Tlie rain and snow .storm nt lhi> close FOR SAIiI-:~Ten scven-week-old pi^'s. .123-R3. 12-14-4tp "Washington Ave. 3 1-U."-tf of last week wan nuisidn-cd girovideninl Hillside Stock Farm, Kurrsville, X. J. Up of concrete work, concroto curbs and by the State Dennrtnient of CVuLservution curb resetting:. J. R. Th6mpsoh. WOMAN WANTMl")—T11 wash wlii- LOOK—Al this farm, SH. acres and "Washington: ' 5-lS-tf and Dcvdoinnenl. reli«vins the serious like a burKain with ilows. Apply »t STAR Ollice. 12-7-1 f water Hhorta^e. lh:il. had existed for nw FOU SALE150 d ii b .WANTKD—Raw furs. • litdoK. skins, T wool, (allow, iite. Highest oash pi-ices eral months. All I he stre:tins of Hie 1 Ol'EN THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 'SATURDAY EVENINGS state were vory l»w prior to this .storm paid, no lots too.larjii , no lots too small. Special attention paid to doalnrs and and many wells and uprin^s wen: rcport- l cil dry. Tlie water IL-VPI has now ht>i>n Imtehers lots. Wiito or 'plmnc w i:it yon ' raided suflioiontly to avert immediate have to offer. Alvali A. Conovor. T,ol>- danger, (hi> Di>])artinent reports. nnon", X. .T. ' Travellinsi btivorrf. ll:iy- Why Payv Rent? nioml Conovcr. Clarence Conovur. 31-0-1 f Due to a fall, Mrs. Oeoi-jro T. Tlay- iiuire of Wurman « Frame Dwellins; East Washing- FOR IUOXT—Farm of 125 ncrw. all ton Avrnue., 8 rooms, cellar ami Successor to R. W. HAYES ward of Grand avenue is siifCcriiifrTroin ngton. X. ,1. SALESMAN WANTED—Wo Imv a fractiirod wrist, ATTENTION—Would like lo horrow tillalile land, one of Mir ht'.st vrodncors attir, electric lights, lio't water opening for a gopod live man, with a car, in tho.MnsconeUionjr Valley; fur inCor- hoat. lialli'and PAH. kik-hon miiRi!, Our Motto: "Service, Quality and Economy" The Hotel Alonticello at. Luke Hopat- $WM) on-lirst mortgage on Washington tn lake full charge ot Washington and vi- lu-iiperly. Warnian & Ai.'kerwm. miition'inquiru of K. .T. Vosler, Itolvidoro. liippj lot; only $4000, half cash, (•(H)K,.n -Hl-room stnidnro, WIIH destrovvd cinity. If you wish lo build up a ;;ood N'. J. ' • 12-T-lf (immediate iKisso.-j.sion). Iiy firn uC an early1 hour Tuesday morn- ' FA It MS—-24 acres, stock, loots and paying business, (-01110 in anil let; us ex- intr, cntitilitiK :i loss of $-10,000. This plain our proposiion. (Jnind Union Tea WAXTBD—A four-wheeled pony n\r- Frame Dwelling Close (o Grand Try Jelke "Good Luck" Margarine hotel stood at the head of the lake, op- niildings^ running wnlrr, good rtmir?(i,- Co., "0 So. 4tli St.. KaMon, Pa. 12-7-lf riaiin for small Sliolland pony. L. M. Avenue. S rooms and lisith. newly no»ile .the HopatcoiiK . stnlmn. It liad KK); liargain. 12S m:r**n, house and WANTED—Uroad silk weavers on JodiiuKon, Port Slurruy. X. .1. 1'J-M-lf painlod, oleclric li^liCss. new lieat- been ('losrd for ttit* winter "hut nil the uiildings, slock ami i iT. riiiisc u dandy liltlo homi- for The Finest Spread for Broad—The Best for Cooking and Baking' riiw'hllk.* Oood worlr. good WHKCS. Sinn- $3300; tRrms.. . rnrniltire had buen left Iheru. Fire crnii* , I i ck snli>. S-lii(K). Ask ford Silk Co., Inc., Slroudshurg, Pa. paniPH from Mr. Arlington and Xeicoiifi i about: this 118 ne 3S.. Wanna» & A«- 12-7-Ot. Well Ixieated I'Yanie DwollinR, White Lily Flour, 24-'/2 lbs ,95c saved Adjoining sirndtires. WANTED—To rent, a fal-tn on shares. 7 rooms and lialh. electrin lijihts, V :—I am ready to book Charles Hnrber lias IH-IMI ill for several "Would like to hear from parties willinu You'll Find Lots of hirpe corner lot; .pri<:e S-000; Ceresota Flour, 24"'/2 fbs...... ijjl.1.0 days. He suffered a slight stroke of pa- dales for sales of farm slock, nmehinery. lo furnish stock and machinery. Have lonns; (immediate possession). ralysis n few days a;;o nt. Ins home, on It-state and household goods. Drop had experience. Address IJox 24S. Stan- Keal Classy less than 10 inin- Large Sweet Juicy Oranges, doz 43c Jackson avenue. mo a line or 'phone 22H2 Itdvidcro. hope, N. .T. I2-14-fit Gifts at utes' walk from the Square; now ; Fnink K, l'orter, iiiitny yenrs njjo edi- Prompt iitlention will *ie given to all liomo of. .sovon rooni.«, cellar and Fancy White Grapes, lb. 20c tor of the Warren Tidings in ^*JIS!HIIR- ules. K. 11. Foss. Oxford, X. .1. 12-21-tf athV, electriti liplits, hot. autl cold ton, 1ms sold liis interest in MIR Hceka- FOU SAIiE—Five room house in good nitfiiini; water, bath, hnuulry tulis, Mixed Nuts, lb - 20c American Mix Candy lb 20c wny Uccord. His partner, Osear Peer, repair, l'/i acres good .truck hind, well runiaci! lio;it. liirco iKin-h across Choice Brazils, lb liic Chocolate Creams, lb 20c -if Dover, lias liureliiiKed his stock and nd ciMlern water, fruit,' berries, chicken - Nixon's front of Iiyuso; tliis is an attrac- Fancy Walnuts, lb 3i>c bt'comu Hole owner. otise, near concrete road, fine scenery, It Pays to Walk a tive home with, I! acres of choice .^A.sst. Xmas Candy, lb ...22c ne mile from Washingon. Trice $1030. f land; price HRIU ; terms to suit. Soft Shell Almonds, lb ...35c * Iteturninn to btmincss loo quickly fol- Warma.i & Ackemm. 12-14-21: Stationery Store ' ? T&uiut Brittle, lb 22c lowiiiK a heavy nild,'.Taeob It. Itryiml. Snap This One Quick at Lower FOR SALK—My little hay horse. Block N. 13. C. Plum Pud's, H> 3 rooms, been seriously ill with pleurisy at his lave no further use for same and 'will Sec E. Gifford Hlldcbrant (•ollar . and aitio, lar^ft ci'ineaL N. B. C. Honey Cakes lb 20c Asst. Chocolates, lb 35c IiiHiie. on West WusIiiiiKlon nvt'iine. 1! ake $.Sii; also lard press like -new S5 for all kinds of tovyn prnp- EASTON ' porch, barn and chirki'ii hon'so. ind large copper kettle anil ring for $5 crticK,' (own lots,, aloo , about onciiitcre of land, southern Extra Fine Selected All Blends ir,,will exchange for pig. William Chris- farms; all kinds' of insur- oximsuro, fiO hrariiiK fruit trees; rhillipsimrff I'lioiftRrapher Divorced. ine. Wasbiugion. It j Cards, Novelties, Calendars, the prico ]K only !?KS00. Choap— LOST—-IMiui-h of ki'.vs between Kekel's | ance, money to loan. Office Coffee,?;lb~5P.'....29c Teas,lb. .'...39c, 60c Fred »r. Tlmnincr. Ibe well-known Pens, Books—tilings that varo well .1 should nay so. . photORrnplier of No. '23S Ilnd.SDii stmet, i> and Itroadway.^ Ueward if return- j opposite corner of the Pres- I'hillipslmrir;; through his solicitor, Wil- cd to 8TA11-OffiOfficec , It byterian church. 33 E. suiable foi* eveiy member oE E. ». ltmnsAi.L. V, All Orders iDelivurcd Promptly—Phone 301; linm A. Strykcr, of Washington, ob- FOH SAlilD—SiSAllD x ViireWed IiolHtchij Church St., Washington,'. N. the family, or evciy friend. Wasliiiiftton. X. ,1. taiiied a dceree nisi on Monday, pffiut- lieifnr calves, ajre.d ErOni oiio wool; to ii J. 'phone 31-R5 11-9-tC Member (if HUM Warren Countv Iliroo monllis at fanner's,prices. Emma' itg him a divorce from Hnri;wtt Iliim- Cojne see them;, ,, • Keal KsUHo Hoard: 21 BELVIDERE AVE., WASHINGTON iner,. on ,tho ground of. deseVtiou. Mr. :i. Hoy, Xcwton, N. X, U.D.2. 12-21-St^ Hnminer was married to' Harriet Gicc, ROOMS (ind HOARD' WANTED—

•/i THE WASHINGTON STAR.- WASHINGTONrN.Jir THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922

In NiH'inl tlic wlntvr i with her mid i-vlullvi'n on Sjiliinlny cruiihiK—-M will null at pulillc «alc on Saturday, BLAIRSTOWN U>r, Mrs. Dnvicl -H/-Everett. . HUNTLNGTON llcv. mnl ,M,». I), -s, l|,,f, , ,,f the iiOtli day ,of Januury, 1JJE8. at 'J niuii 1 itl'lIII'»f 1 • 11 'Mi at the meet- j T ft'clock In tlio.aftornoiin.:at thcuuloti ! lllS Of ll1w 1 Ili. Chi ^ Friday, h.<|>| ] ,,, ' , Illllilinslan: ,.Mt». Ilnnilln'H fnllwr, Mr. I Siimtro .Iio.tul,,I'hllllpflbur«;. N. J., tltu Mrs. n V Itnnli linn Rime to Knst Haiiipton I'resliytvrliin Notes. rl*'s III II, "vim III lectinn of com-!. •Vl"1' MaHlin . 1M »K|)oinliiik' an .lira™ ilelntr, of IInMnlowii;' Johnf -troiulsbm; lo upeiut the winter ut thu Im Hub Yk it Stout. .Mr. ntnl* .MI-N. : I'lilfiinl AliiliniH. i NOTH'U ill-' <4liTTM3!IKNT. home of lur son. M< K ltiiuli; ; • In *i>l(<* i»f the lin(l weatlicr hist Sun- ' •— ilil llwr.«. Jlr.'nml• Mru .Hurl Hi !K hiTuliy h'lvitn Unit I ho I.' i-'urhi1 Hlliiati-d at l'oit' Warren, lin and two iliiifli'li-i-s 'Miirllin nml c0»iits of- tlto FUiiHd'lucr, haniiuil h. nreenwlirli Ti>wn:liilll])Ml)iirK, (n hlKh; uto,to of, 'sold nt iinbln mile Sutunln*. iif lor noon. iiM.,11 «r PI in, t 7,, ' . Carpenter. Un- eiiltlvailon, ooinprfslnt? Kl; acrcn. aixl The Vnil limisc nJjimiuiK tin pout otlire l vi r> Ml C bclny same farm co'nvi-yed 16 R l-YiinK Atlirrc KIIO Ilvt<1 lias bun rinteil l\v Mr. T"I SnV- ' ' h$ •V "i"' ?* «»M«>. will bo MlOltcitl unit utiitwl l»y LMInu by TlionniB' IlynrtBbMv hy uojw .lolirirPHtoiiKtT, w>n Ellwnml and ilaujili- titliIo0 MumiKiUvHurruKsite, ananidl rt'iiurtun-ported. lo tlif Or- mid Mr- Krnwt Monre Mr Mooro is te.i; Minervanit-it u,, .oinf Mewai'tsvilleoifwtiriNrtiie;; Mr.ur. atia ndo ptmtinptintin' Court uof tlioe CountComity of Wurruiit tvcoiMod In Warren Colinly Clerlt't* uuplojcU at the Itlair At uluity Ntrain MI-H.. AtiKiiKtu.AtiKiistu.1 I'eierI'eters anand vhiidronvhiidron.. II oon J'VltliiJ'Vltliiy tlitlio SeconScron'd tintiny iof ICelirunry (J[|l('i.> 111 Honk L'lU of DI!0(1H, liaBo,r>91. Lcnting iilunt : ' Ill>xt •1. Tho hoine.Htead • wropcity 'of K. MnryMnryi , UntiUntil..'nml nmll .Junior TetertIVterev, of! next-, *nHl 10-310.30 o'clock./clock,, AA.. M.M.. .itt.the term [•"rank Cllnu. locftlod at"Port Warren, Mrs UrlpK". inntlur of Mrsi Edward i;iiioiilown.,anii;nioiilown.,anill Mr.. inid.Mrsmid.Mrs. llowunl|oHowiinl off nccoiniicp for mutlomcnm-ulenicntt and uilnw. Crectivvlcli Townslil|t. nliotit 3 inlluM jMltn, Is ncourliur from a nimiiytii! Hamtin-- . will -1'nii l «nd ilmtRlitcr Maur- i jinL-o. anil' o-•n- Raisaid iintdateo nrpni*pl!cat!on'\vll. l from l'hllHpHburK, eoinpHHlitR n lilt wtrokp that 1ms confined hi r to her room h aUl.oiiM.-VocaLaml instrumental iiiusiu XiS"an"d°coi\ntC fc" *"*"• wlicrcfin IH built a 7-room dwelling unu will bo rendered and the ulIowniK-e or COOIIHIM- lioiiHu, it barn anU a. 21/, «tory mill. •ve\ eral *.\ eek« blie resides with her jfjul ii twiii.iioii Uy Mrs, .1. Itoy ltnm-. ,Mu.d December ilUh'." IM:: " i diiiglitir , ' , iribiltni. ' Im, nmd« tlie..i>veniii» n very jilvimunt SANVEI* X. WAHAIAN nml :t, A wood lot xltiiatcd in l.opntconi^ One hundred ami i(ftnit*. six joined On Sunday fvcniuj;, l.'SO, Carols will one. iJinner ,\VIL» seryetl. ' ' MATILDA HAWK CARl'KNTKU, Towmtlilp, near Unlontown, containing d Cb ! Mics-rtlrai;'.1 Sfaim'ls ' it* routined to t Executors, 79', nci-cii. licr home, !?«'fferin;i from im altll'.-tc of : O, P. McConnel. 1'rortor. '.nsillti .lolin sI' Lan ins'i'lid quinsyo aiii'nded.tli. c funeral of ^ -6,7^^in, 0K XBW JKRSI.:y, SIUMIMM iteiiihiu-l, of StewnrtMville, Mon- To John J. Rfnkcr: ', ' liy virtue of an order of the Court of lib *r . • » \. v**( day afternoon. '• Chancery of New Jersey, made on tin: CuiKllllnnn 111 lie iimilc known'- , Miss Evelyn Kitchen tins resumi'd her ninth day of December, I'J'-l". In n ;cer- duties as t<>:irhee. -t, ]!)2J, aixl-Iias been approved by The ii raIi:niMi.attoriit'y-in-fart for the Mayor; snlil .Ordinance, will bo in the hci f K. Frank Cline, deceased. held on Sntnr- windows, dle. Austin Kitchen. Karl FeiiwMi, T. toolw hoats and mini*, oiln r irtk-Ies. S. Itrny :iiul iHhi-r.". I lio rial itt ite of th' ! it** Maria Misslei t onsiofinc of a farm sind nnolhii trait of land in Hnnhvitk 'lown^lup, Mill 1» M»ld it iniMu- wile at tin Klairstowii Inn on ^ itiinhiy. .Tan- ii(ii\ 1,1th In llirrj \ Mi-Mir, the ad- ministrator I)i A it Sthnbeit win hue IK-MI .onfintd to IIIK home sou nil weeks by 11""1; IIIIRSI was alii* m w »lk out on the """• strut biituulm . ll»' »»'w '•»« I B Rml who iijtiritl Iiw riclu lo- Imlaydal.' to .it tin Blair Halt fin IH mimoviin: IUKI «>»niy is n B A\ns tilde to w ilk dowi town with the much trawled. ml «r a dim on Snttirdm MJSK .lonnii* 'Haver. 1 Mr nml Mr^ Hum D Vas». of t,f our cuiinty, Biive mi int IIih«\ >i«itod thrir Plaii*.io\ n friends th<> fourth. lifth nml si\i i louplo ot ila*." list weii . Hi'huoi on Wtdiit-siljiv nf Mis Sui Vnstin of \i\\ Milford. Ta.. I*. \Nitmi' lur lirotlur I lotK Uead, ut hei ..uthoori home in J uk*>»nburs. 'Hit ( hriHtmns uitutaimnuit lo be Mun hi the Sumliuy M hr ol of the M. .Mrs. 1 rch will be hold In th omorow eivninj. Th.- Instead of the usual Christ mas. enter- liiiliiiuni l lit llu l'u*li\tumbi n i-lmrdiHd . Friilny cvi'iiiiiK. Mil', mi it Mill In i •.mini fi.r tlit- Mrs. Ciillinrino Smi Siniiln wliniil mil ((Nuii.Hi. n nf llu' >|illli' sli'k mi Solunlay Ii itiuicli A ( bli'-tiiui'' tH' "ill I"? imc of proved :il IHTSL-III lime, tin in im ti itims Mr. nml .Mrs. Xilllinil ( Mi* Kinil\ Stiill !uH MHI I" Sussex tinlny ill

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Each Chiistmas Season Shoes, Slippeis and Arc- tics to be given as presents. Nothing is mpie appieciated than a pair a little better th n usualh woin and nowhere will you find a bet tei vaiieU to select from than here. We v. 11 cheeifull} exchange sizes if youi1 guess on tl e size is \uong Slippers for every member of the family aie here and a full line, of Artie including the very latest Pavlova Boot for w o men, and u Inch will be the leading fad tl 1 Don't wait until the very last minute to. do your Christmas shopping. Do it now while our stocks are complete, assortments unbroken, while you can take your time and u Intel make your selections! . Our stock of diamonds, Watches. Jewelry and Silverware is without a peer. No matter what you want to buy, we v/ill extend you the most liberal credit terms imaginable.. You can pay for your gifts of jewelry next year in small weekly or monthly sums to suit your own arrangement. Let us help you' to do your Christmas shopping this WOLSLAYER'S year.—Kaplan's. ' / OLD RELIABLE FAMILY SHOE STORE Watches for Xmas !>"• NORTHAMPTON ST. Not ordinary Watches but the world's EASTON best—Elgin, Howard, Waltham, South liend, Hamilton, etc. Pick out a. Watch for "him" smd we'll extend to you the For Xmas'Gifts! iiost liberal credit terms you ever heard Nothing can compare )f. •with a Diamond as a Christ- PAY NEXT. YEAR mas gift. It stands in a class by itself, far and above everything else. It's Wrist ?/atches; the one gift that lasts for- Novel shapes, solid gold'cases, ever aiid, serves as a con- guaranteed jeweled movements. ' stant reminder of the love Everything that is nd\\"; and and affection of the giver. jrood in Wrist Watches,/you will Washington, N..J. find in oiu* stock. Liberal credit .Buys Ml See. our wonderful- Diamond selection,that we think.is un- tcVms to all. surpassed anywhere. .You can buy. a magnificent'Diamond-for Four Xmas as little as $25. You can.pay for it next year at the rate pfr?]. a 'The one real.acceptable g ft \o . Gifts! ATOJK.- Come and at least see our wonderful selection It's:'an can always be sure that \vl en 01 education in Diamonds. • " •. •:•:.• •.•.':.__ ' give candy you are making g ft that is bound to please. "Everybody likes cand ai d moie especiallj when it is of the highest qualitj it th light puce and packed in dainty attractive boxes, ugge tive of the seas>on A large variety to select fro Special tomorrow—sol- id gold fronts. Variety Special For Remainder of the Week of newest designs' Limit- ed number at— French Creams American Mixed Two lbs 35c Xmas mixture including soft centre hard cand} cie im chocolates, Flench creams, Walnut tops, • Ameiican mixed :30c All of the highest quality, and at an extremely lo pnee Many others such as Clear Toys, Canes, Candj Apples, etc. \ E%tia high grade hard candy in sanitary jars at SOc II We also have Fancy Holly Boxes, one lb to fiye'lb sizes, 5c s start at $2.50 and to,2flc each. No.higher. . ; Ndrthamptpn Stree PAYNEXTYEAB

I M S%'^ ^j THE WASHINGTON STAR/ WASHINGTON,] [DAY,,DECEMBER-21,1922v ' • :J0^v:rV^-:'^

iMLY HOMELESS wuti.to ,Im won.. It rung "l^iU'iiiorriiiiB 7.30, wlicii ttie cliildrcii will •rew.'Ive 'llie' Another Old Acndeniy Paste*. ' Ij!id;v!;f IIcdiniH I'roin Hospital. in. tlic. tuime inyHti'rloiiH miiiiiior. How-1limm] trout, " The historic old Honey well Acad- Arthur LitdwlK, the yomip mini Injured ever;, thornj. IH -not tlioiiKlit to* lie uny BY MORNING FIRE emy, located at Mt. Hermon, once in llie fatal aulo nc<-,deii1 of Oct. 2S jitHt connection wilhtho riiiK.ris of the door- Illfili School Honor Roll. e:isl To New VIlbiKe, \UIH removed from widely known as a pioneer #educa- boll mid the • fire * limitine when the. Tin' foltowitiK WiiHhlnKtou student* ill.' Hasion luiMjiiiiil yf.'itevday jiflerti^m': __J firrmon 'liriil a rlillly flumes wirpo1 dlHcovprod'thoy' were in hav« • inntlc RrndeH'of not IPSH than fid lionnl institution throughout the state mill I'lou^ht to hit< iiunie on I'.-irl;' nveuite,; n lyhrenk hint Friday . iimuii firu !)(!• . eloyet irinni'dintel>-mljolnliit,' their'lieiKi per cent In nil of llicir subjects for th." has passed into other hands. It was Wi^liiiiKton, bv IIIIL-IT Umiim:. His K< ; : discovered in the home f Mr.iiitd ronni.\ '•'••: •••-•< " imi three months— at the zenith'of its career a century rondltion is mill 'weWi*, '\\U ne.lt' bein« " •H. (ieofjje1 Fox' lit T* o':l'«-*.r " Thu . '• -*-• # c icHlinian—Mildred Hchuinnu, Heidi and a quarter ago and many men hehl l>y a brace nnd ht> U lhi'ifore iin- ifillly ri'Hidfii In rooniH over I lie „.. CHRISTMAS EXERi Ltpplth, Alfred Gross, Gnmti Ajiptr, who later became famous went to ""' to turn U\n h<>ad. Il WIIM IIIH desire 5|iiu Front (Jrorcry at WiinhiiiKloii nve- KIIUI .Iay;io. school there. H: home by ClirlHfn'iiiH " ' . 'South Ujicoln avenue, owned Koplioinore—Leon KIH;P, Harriet .Tones, in lliis respect have heen . .T. Hoy OpdyUe, whom- grocery • in on IN THE CHURCHES Kimenia Met*, Mary Ilarle, Imiht'l (lul- For a'long-time it has been the If; tlviit floor of the HUIIM lmll.lln-. ick,. Master Wnndllnj;, (luxlnvn Sem- property of the Baptist Association Barnford-Melroy, . Stnr anil' 'I'llvk 1 Mm. Fox was awakened by•the wnell (Coqtinuotl fmnr pane 1 Section 1) " esky, .Elizabeth \Velfdi, Helen Lone. which has no further use for it ow- There whs" a marriage ceremony World, ?2.7<», ' ninol;(\ Kot.'itii and Ilircw open a Jim, Andrew Henderson; Fred^'Chas. Jiinitir—Florence Khert, Verna W11I- ing to changing conditions which have Thirty-flvi? covers wen- laltl Holiday I iidow.AlntoHt ut (lie Name lime. flames fVeniiiK at I lie ImiHinet hi llit- H'IHHII Kutz; Maggie, Sarah Kelson; Nellie, iver,*. Alma Simpson,. FrunwH I'ierson. worked to the disadvantage of rural 1 Sot out of a clothes cloKt-t iidjoinlhK Hit' .ADIIU OHIIIIIII. (iri-lii "Mt-iiill, l'nn>lyii institutions. Last week the Associa- H.viiUiiisiniii ^ivcti in lionnr of -I* . \\\ Alle- Florence GuHckj Tom, -Franklin Gu- iiiitii ninl in Jijii'ii'rijtliitu wast trt't'oiirof the Imrniii- Imildhi". Scene III, iinn ' the AnybodyAnybody'ss- home, (InriiiK tin* Wiisim jiivt elnsed. 'I'lie :ir- .. Alhei-f Keatiy. with the adjoining house uml loit, to 1 •Injj u im It It; Io save iinytfiinn of value. Mrs.rs , AnybodyAnybody, MrsM . ChrisChi . TThomash ; ior—Flore litre- WillinniM. raiiK''UieiitK were ninfer Ifn lu'ieeiion of # Misx Kdilli -M. W.ilsli, iiliy^iral Iraiinnt; Jlie flrenienjjot Hierc.,iMik Uly ami HOOII Gwendolen, Isabelle Gulick; Ruth, the „„„ in, Mfirciiri'l Smith. rei:Iitlion. : , ceived lasting gifts of jewelry. *"|-N. Fox slntr lliat for n\x iiiuriiiiigH Thelma Hoover. Piano and violin * HI and kept at work for Alonzo J. DANE GREEN •ediitjt the fir: ilic doorbell of their seiecticnj will be rendered by Ora i Bryan until Thursday evening. His minute shoppers will find tuo e run;,' mystc'iioiixly nl It o'clock bill Hajt:i nrid fjherwood Young. A silver j condition then was such that he took a nlie went lo invcHtifiate jiiobody cfiariiia will be taken. ! to his bed. Friday morning it was . COMFY; following list helpful In mating sug- •••••: Catholic. t found that heaves ill with pleuro gestions ; . . As usual Midnight Mass will be ', pneumonia and*'in a critical coiidi- held on Christinas Eve, with music i tion. His death occurred at 7.10 SLIPPERS Wrist Wattbo Men's Watches by the choir, under the leadership j Sunday morning, Mesh Bags Cigarette Cases of Miss Marjorie Hatcher. Mass at Mr. Scott wa3 79 years old and 8.00 and 10.00 a. m. on Christmas ) was a son of the well known Lambert At night after Inking ofT .stiff SUGGESTIONS FOR Dreea Comba Diamond-) Day. Sunday School will.be held as Scott, who owned the farm between leather .shoes — in the morn- CHRISTMAS Ivory. Ware Lodge Emblems usual at 2.30 Sunday afternoon, with the Gibson and Dilts farm cast of the ing while dressing. Hiiv her u iiir" I'lirtalili' I.ainii fur Pearl Beads Sets gifts to the -children as a special Lackawanna Railroad, on the road a '-ifi (iti.s year. It will lirfcht Diamonds Cuff Buttons feifturu. ' to Port Colden. Hugh Scott sold Why not make it a Comfy iiii tli" Inime and inil il IVesbyloi'ian Christmas Services. this farm, .some years ago to Mr. Silverware Scarf Piiia Christina!!. liuy it pair of. Com- Kift. Wi" lutvi! :i iiiei; aa-'tirliiiei tm-istniiiN iiiu.sii; hy a choli- of iwenlv- Bryan 'and'retained, one house and on hand to diiu.se fwm ::utl tli ...... ^m..t 'II 1 . * H 1 sevt'ii voict's will 1, . dered on KundiiV. a section of land. He is survived by fy.4' for every member of tho lii'ici'H will lirove an tliiii, In tli<> morning the selections will b<>: three daughters, Mrs. John Price and .family. Or iii'i-liaps site would \\U>- an Cnnil, "The First ,.\i l." uftVrnlury solo, Klurlrlu TitiiHlLT of Iron?. \\V .Miss;Miiry I,. M^i-kt Mrs. Peter Hoffmnster of Washing- ton, and Mrs. Charles Teaf of Phila- earr.v only llu; h>:<\ \u he Imd ami vitln-r in -stin- to please. .B.BIXLERSCO. delphia. A sister, Mrs. Benjamin Prices $1 lo $2.50' Tin* Sunday Nclmol will' RIVC AVolverton of Newark, also survives; A nice KU-elnr ••'i.vinrc U not Reliable Jewelers 'iniitii; nnd musical program rtuitltnl The body was tnken to the home iiiiililii'opriitte nl this NI>JIWHI. ' Nativity Story" in the ehiircli ~Sumliiy ! of Mra. Hoffmaster in South Lincoln We have mi htind at all linirK :• litrirc iissortnu'iil of everyiliiii!: evening ut ".SO o't-loelt. Tin text is en- ;• avenue and funeral , services wye 1 NORTHAMPTON STREET AT. FOURTH llri'ly. Hilillvnl nnd will h« illnstrali'd 1.. ti'tc and yuil nn> :»*<• \n titid sutui iKer. In the IICMH witli held from there yesterday afternoon, very iilcupiHK siftx. '., ('minted hy the chil- with Rev. Dr. J. G. Lytle in charge. dren, lite siitKiiin of approprinto enrols Burial was in Washington Cemetery. WIK1NG A SFRCIALTV • wlinaciiomniinv I he si-ent's, nnd the con- neuitjion will (w linked to join in the inon> Mra. Charles Lewis. HARRY MARLATT famihiir of these. The program is in Emma Westbrook, wife of Charles FAILS. DcNplln HIM roll v the lianils of .Mies Louise II. Kenne'dv nnd 40 fi. Washington Ave. ro>.t of SANTONIN. It Miss Mury F. •II.IHI1MII.IT: All who do Lewis, died at her hom'e in Johnson- MOIMI nixtv .wars' Irst. Sold burjr, on December 13, from creen- WASniNtJTON. X. .1. ur bv ituill, CUo it liuttlo. . ihip nt nnolli Hd. V. A.'Vuorlim. M, D-.

Kuril. vived by her husband and one ai;. Tin. Imst nf Aliui'la will rnnaisl tor, Mrs. William Shustor of Blairs- jnrif Wliiliniiri', -MIIIII'IIIII Millis town, and one brother, Joseph West- Any Woman Will Appreciate , that will please any , member of the family For tliG convenience of tin; Xmas A LEATHER-PURSE1 8ho])])cra, store will be open from Thi. .Slii'iilii'nlx will !»• Hiilii'il I).insl:i morning at the Yellow Frame churcii. Allistnil- WiiinlliDL-. .li'riinu' .liKlisiin, Al- up to frnl M<> i-n. I'linrliw .l™»n. Dnvlil llul- Mrs. Frank ('. llorfmau. Full assortment, all the new aliapc* EVERSHARP four. \Vi:s(l. Ciiuk, Klrnilun l],.|l. Xi.il Afmr si tonj; illness and foUuwi.ii,' and colors, - tirirclni'i", ' .lnsi'|ili ("nniiNli. I.iiwri'mi' -urfticiil opcrniion which did not pn Maracs. (;iiarii's Dills and Unnliin JIIMI; llie ili>siriil i-e.sulls. Mrs-. Frank (.'. Chris Unas tutia Checks Accepted Same As Cash PENCIL Ilinimlirpy. ! Hoffman. .47 yeitrs old. ili.-d S:iinnluy [lit Inn' iiDun: in HUIIIOIville. Met- maiden 50c "to $6.00 Kpiseopal. \ \ name wn.s Ida Halm, a ilau^lilri- of iln- 'IV Chrixliiinscclcl.nilioM /.Si. I Vt IT'S I ""^ }\v- IlIld *lJ*- (>()1>P(" ttl- 'Ij|111'- "'" <-lmr.-li will -uliirt with the flM relrhnitloti • ^aMiiiiKUin. blu- ciiiiltiiiti-d from th.- Weaver's Pharmacy i.f (he Holy Km'l.nrist ut miilni/lit Sun-] J\ IHIHIKI'«II 'HIV'I «• ml HI 1WI.» 11I-:_ Idnv Tlif nei'rnid H'lpfiritrinii of (he Holy' death IK tlic first lircalt in Unit class nl 1 1 i 1 tM llltl flIll! lm : . -IS Cenire Sqiiarp ! Kiit'liiirist.wIU he al lO-oVloek Christiiiua 1 "I" - « . ' ; . , >'- -. . ' i morning • Besides lier imsbnmJ. site is .survival EASTON, PA. 1 Th«- Sutiiliiy" whnoi ClirlKlmiiH festival | l)y;:a,hrother and foil roisters. Jacob II. {will'lif held in the parish Vyont, on Holy Halin and'-Mnt. Harvey tl. Hiiniy, nf ; ItmoeutilK Day, Thursdajv TW. ' 2S at" IVa-sJiingtou; Mrs.. \)m. A. Kiuxe. "1 . .\."••-•!(ni : .Mrs. Alheri Frills, of Win , .... Mass., , 1 of Trenton. Funeral services TUCMIIII from tin; late liotm; villc niul hurial was in llie in Unit place. • John Gray. Jtilin Cirny «f Irvin-lou died Tuesday of apoplexy at Hie 1mmt''ut liis dauirlitcr. Mrs. Charles Flomerfflt at Lower Viilli-y He had lieen in fnllin- healih for tunw time nnd was fonjid dead in hed by hi> dau|;hU>r. when she went lo rail him in FOR MEN! the niDrninj:. Hr was horn at Vcrnoy 7." vwirs UKO. in early lift; taught w-honl ai In trim, smurt.'itrntjjlitlliie, belted models and WOUFC coata, .'with rnglan Lower Valley and .\Vuodi;k'!i, afti-r wliifh and klinona alcoves mid narrow throw bcltn, every one lined throughout mid lie moved to XewaVl; nnd later to Irvine- evaryoiiu fur 'trltnmod, Miituriuls uru lino quality nil wool sut'dinu and ton 'where be was employed as swiri;l valour In tho wimtod sluulus, ulzea for Mtssea, Woman mid Stout Women. Men's Silk Hose of mwnls at the Nf-wnrU Court JIoi for 24 y«ir«. until failing healtli ••aus.'d his rctifeinent a few years aj;o. His wife. 98c, 65c and who was Miss Annie Itonnell. died I12 Full fashioned silk voars at;o. liesides his daughter he is The Right Kind of hoso. colors blnck or •survived In* two sons. LMIIW and Willis navy at DSc, 65c nml (.iray of Irvinston and two sisters! "Mrs. Gifts for Big and •19c. . Silk Planted Klizahetli (Jrav and Mrs. Einiiia. Nauyh- Hoso with double ngltt of Califon, Little Girls Holes, itcclK nnd tona, ..:TheShaferMarket ;. v all waiitert colora.

Belvidere Ave., Washington Tlieiidore Adiley. . Theodore Acklvy. 07 years old. died Tuesday at liis home in (.inind jivenue j Ilacl;ettstown. afler a short illness fron Men s Dress Shirts Holiday Specials—Thurs., FrL, Sat. warm Coats in scores of pretty styles for llltlo tots 2 to G ; i>unil,vsis..,.IIe was born in Mtmsfii>l> and big girls 7 to 14 yearn—some wltli collars of self ma- i Township anil before purchnsiiii; a home otlicrs trimmed wlih fur—overy onu ex^eiHioual vatue ut 1 in HiicSteltstown resided- for •ni.in.v yam low prices. $1.95, $1.45 and ; ... HAMS ' '•']". : , ' •'•• '<'.;•• • HAMS in Uealyestown. Hesidi-s liis wife iie U survived' hy several brothers and one sis- Hit? assortment of Smoked Hams, whole or half 18c lb. tur. all residenis ofjinckeitstown. Here is a gift that will make -warm friends neat titrljiud jiatterns Man Suffocated At Cement Plant Sliced Ham - ..-•' 35c lb. Pulverized chalk caused the deal!' Thursday night of Charley Simon, a Brushed \| A if "If K If Try one of these hams, they are real, hickory 'smoked Hungarian, '15 years old, at tho Edison cement plant at New. Village. Wool iJvfiai ^ y ' He was caught' under a slide of chalk SILVERWARE CHOICE NATIVE BEEF I mid it was five or six minutes before IN A SPECIAL SALE j he could be dug out .by other work- Rump Round Sirloin Rump Round I men. He had been buried to a depth Reg. $2.50 to $10.00 Values I of nearly seven feet. ' , Another, workman was also caught .69 Men's Neckwear STEAKS ROASTS by the slide, but he had presence of mind to allow his body to be carried $1.4St 85, 65 and along until he' reached a place of We've just niiula it huge purchase of 50(1 Why not pivo him l safety, Simon, however, was believ- beautiful nil wool Vin.yhed scurfs from :tn a Bilk tlu? Hurii you will tlnd onu ed to'have caught hold of a part of over-stocked imiuirfiukuror who needed cusli. the conveyor, foi- when his body was at about half price and sold to you sortnieius in in uncovered his fingers were clutched tho suinu way. Every good eolol* and color cliy i.» chous Koneless Pot Roast ...15c lb Hamburg Steak 15c lb from. Knit Uua of silk with wlil to a part of the machinery. The men eoiubinntion is liora and comes at a most llowintr uiuls. bcmitlful i>:atun< Slewing Beef ...:.! ...,7c Ib Kib Roast 20c lb had been engaged in shoveling the opporfcuno lime—for pun-unal line a» well as , chalk into the conveyor, when with- ii'i ihat will long l>i> remeinlH'red.. l out warning the mass began to slide.. xtni space has been provided lo iiiduru FRESH KILLED PORK Dr. F. J. LaRiew of Washington quick service. responded to the phone call and made vury aueelal and ndvan- Pork Roast . .25c lb. Pork Chops .-.25clb. a quick trip to the plant, but Simor i to nuiko tills tixtraorUl- was beyong resuscitation. Ho luix u-y low iirico. Don't fall to FOR WOMEN! Loin of Pork.!24c lb. Pickled Pork.20c Ib. been employed there for nealy 11 veatig-iitu tills unusual >.v which may not como years. According to the records he tain in a llfu tlnn;. Fresh Sausage .... .30c lb. had a. wife and two sons residing in Phihpine Underweav Hungary, but it is said that he had ce vt tmr entli-o slock of ! not been on friendly terms with his All Neatly Boxed for luiiul miulo tlirotiglioul rii!liii| To Solve That v A full supply o£ Poultry for the Holiday- family for several years. GifI Giving Ulrwiijir. liicluiliii); wu!m:iis All Home Killed Difficult Problem Detective Bills Come High. of Gift Giving Kerchiefs A further study of the bills paid Box of 3 White Tea Aprons 49c Brookfield Butter 59c lb. last week by the Warren county Pretty wlilto lawn aprons, emlirold- board of freeholders for detective Drud and luce trinmiDd. several HtjiL1- work in connection with running- to chuuKc from, excoinional valiu WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS down bootleggers a couple of months ago, show these results: For Mother, Father, Sister, Brother Tate's Industrial Protective Asso- Sateen Petticoats ciation of Philadelphia collected $1,- and Sweetheart Full Assortment of 093 72, chaiging ^10 a day ioi each Hundreds of them in endless variety for $1.19 of its men, with u\pcn es additional men, women and children in cotton, gloria V The Corbally Detective Agency of Made of hlRli grade satoon with silk and silk. Gift 'KERCHIEFS like luatrc, oyary color of DDi e r.ilnl - New.iik piesentei a bill foi $1 bow and many pretty slyici M'J 97 This Lompuiy furnished W THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 SECTION ON

(amis'- lliraiiKli t!n- principiii ri-lit (HMIIPKPC! Among UKW (opltw win' ilic WnthfiiRion T1; IU^TI Ilrlil^c IT TWO LETTERS TO SANTA CLAUS TIKISI; ,vli(i wish ti» iltjuy, tlliw vnvaU 1 mtruiiLi rimiirenieiitH fur tlie IIIKII Tho H^li itihlKf The ]il(iMil .1 \v. inaj I\IH«I to Imp tin* vhi'iiM ilwmt (> mliool, (LrtifUatlon nf Iil^h ftho«l t,iu linlt\ CO. FARM BUREAU NEWS I., .lacltfon, Assistant CoiniiiisxloiK.r of Por( Cohlcn mul ChiitiKcivR -tlL UllI it fmiuii* hue hull iilincr mi tln> I You Know. Local E\cnts MI \ou will Know \ hit I hi r tiiini KM it nim 111 1111 fit if would Idti to liaic j, n In.n>. i II for u Vfi | \ 4 | tuntlm nr SI) Mi.s M I.tin| loins A..nlanl Slit, I tin' siiiH'rvlHiin; iirluciinils mid iirincipiilH In the Anilersmi Ii. K. elinreli. Tin' Purl Ouiii,.- to tin (1IK1.II) ixliihitlon (; Briefly Chronicled :: :: :: ('hristni.ijt I want ( jini .! of tlu> cuiinly. Tin' iiicctliiK wns lu'lil in Coldeu Siiuday sclmot will holi] sessinu will not lie any niimr nv\t wiu-k. l):i] a tiiee stcrv Now wlml I wiitii llrst S H ('lull Leader, ttave a demonstration in kill*, a d dl. l,al>y i «|'I of liakilli: hefore llil'ee l-'ood I'lllh l.ei.ii.'1'S ; tin. nllici' iif Ilii' C.iuiily Slliii'rinl li'iil at 10 ii'cluek, with iireuelilliK service an .Inn. 'J lli<' lltii'kcttHtown Hijr Five irrlnce. n ilio el an>l a Viclroiii at (1 ;\'.:v. liiiur later. The sclinul will (live Ih? )><• lion* for a KHIIU1 anil on .Ian: II, il .Hill's, se '•ini; hnslu I. .-led. peneil to K" wltli it. A1K]! with i\v X lKlt Ihe .Moravian and the Walnut Valley .lay (if Mrs. Opdyke. j •iirn. eiyt- 'y raljjil. C)j- jdam . nire 1 t'ltlhs of this eoomy. Those nllemlini; <•! 'HI; 1 nltlc til" iiennim . ( \ IL Ii s. hair rih tlu> demoiis.'ration were Miss l.ouisL- .Mrs. .1. I). .Mv lirur. "kirn 1111. i pussy eat 1" Siviiiii of Trenloii. Miss Lillian Uniki- from a t"W ilaya' visit with her .laiiKliter. my .lolly. an iippl ' ami Hi TIHO . Ix.tllr. Aimliih- (1 in Mli- Miss Mu'rairi't lirnfr. at Cahlwell. i r my Imliv That I Miss llerliia Allen nf Kn'iiu:. Miss a rattle t, l.ii.ther. CI re m t. wrbt wati'h. Kali 4ll( s. lia- Mayo l^inninf. son of Mr. anil Mr>. ; of for Nellie Ilihlehrant iiml Miss Anna Uelistrn is all 1 wi think this I'l of Hope. .Mrs. Mareella 11 ill and Miss These Prices Good Until Saturday Uuhert l.anning. is iptnrnntined wiih Christinas Tlnuikiii;. yolt am with in »nl In^'. kiiti'ki'HiiicUi-rs m' !••< 1) .X r>f Huylrrs II 111 ['he lira.-,' (ioii^er of Wiilimt Valley. Miss searlet fover. Mrsj I.anniiiil's mother., lots of hi »s and kis es. I'rotn yonr fi: SI elk" If yon caifl hrinv tl l.y Mnrie VanSy.kle of Vnil. and Miss I rum lUrs. K. Couper Will" ••< lliihwn.v. nrriv : lilll.. -ill I'll Xoe :,l P.dkville. ed Kriilny to visit lier ihlllKhter and will JIAIIKL. in tO, M i-ail lilflu |i;mi-l i Night Closing Time prolong lier visit on aeeoiui; of the little: MAT 1,1 The lictnonsfrntion was eentere.l on the Knuini: I'rojeet wliieh tlie Junior ''"MrsN'harles IMInrl. Miss Miiiim l>. Demonstration Food Cluhs represented KtirHurt anIITUdI UenjniniiIliiijumini lllluel.eu r will leav In h.r home in I'acioryvilh'. I'a.. aflcr will iiiirv out in regular eluh meetings, Satimlny for Kurt Wnyni'. In.I.. I.. »| I on 1'Mt'inl.il visil :n Hi,. I,,,,.!,. ,.f Mr. ,,,,,1 under Ihe direeti.m or the elali leaders. JEWELRY, CLOCKS AND WATCHES il week will, n'lntivi's ..f Mr. I 1IJ.1J.-I-- Mrs, J. 1!. Wrishl ami oilier relatives in Mav Cirdon in Newark. Miss Jones prepared rolls, einiiaiiioii Mrw. AURIISI:I Fisher iiml (l;im.'hter this scctii.n. Mr. and Mrs. Jni-iib Tu'lsv.-iirlh an.l I.mi-:, eookies. H|>oin;e eake. uilillins and l:il:i will Mii'inl 111.' I'lirislliuis licilida}-* liver a liniiilml t'licsn. WIT terlain- datiKlitei' will leave SaUmia.v to spend liuliiiii: pow.h-r hiseuits, in order to demon- MAKE FINEST GIFTS strate "Mow t ix and to use hreud and v.illi relatives in K.iiinil iirt.i.k. «I lost rio.rs.lay ..VLIMIIS ,,I I!,,. Car.len ;j Christina)' witli her parents, Ucv. and Miss Janet Wiiir.'iiliurst arrived hi'ine MmliK l.y Mrs. \V. S. Itiiii.iili.nlHi'. .Mrs. Mrs.' Ccr^'e I'ounlain in Hootiloii. eake dluitlis and hatters." Titesduv Irom Ossimn;:. N. Y.. for ill.- A. II. Moses ami .Mrs. .1. It. llrynnl. The I Mrs. Nelson Skinner anil duunhlrr. After tin- ilniioisMatlon th" ineudiers huli.lays, whli'li she will »in-tnl with her affair was In n,,. „„.„„. ,„• ,. Chrisimas ! Kmiiy, will leave Sunday for a visit to of Hie Wulnul Cluli seiv.d the Kuesln OPEN EVENINGS FOR THE CHRISTMA S RUSH-UNTIL 9 P. M. Imrt'iits. iti'V. in..! .Mis. .1. X. Waaeii- I.arly ami the il,',iinii:,itM ami favors i the fur r's sisler, Mrs. K. It. Hazel with a ileiieiony lunch wliieh was preiiar- linrst. were "\ alciide in ohararler. Tea was '• in Wilfces-ltarre. ed under the direction of their lender, .Mr. mnl Mrs. Clark I'ole Ml M.m.ti.v served at T o'cl,»-k l.y j|,-s. Dehan •. ! Mr. and Mrs. V. II. Milliollmal nf Mrs. Mareella Hill. for St. Pcti'rsliun:. I'la.. u-lii'if they will Kasions well.ki.own catercss. .Music : Princeton will spend the holidays with spend t)i< winl.'i-. ilurini: tra hour was funiislicd l,y Miss | their ilniiEhUT. Mrs W. II. Crcvelins. Mrs. (Vrn S!ii|>ni!'!!. who I';IS 1 :i :it Miriam Nni».. Several ideasant hours Asl.urv IVrk si Hi.' ini'Mli' of till' lollowed ai l,r|,|B,. n,,,| ,n,,,.|,. TITO I • LOCAL NEWS ! liriai-s »-,.n. fiven for lii-liest scores. summer ivlm-ne.i lo li.:li Is. Mr. ami Mrs. himii'l I[.,>->•- llrink. Saliinlay anil s lay. 1 Indav In aiilomoliile for 1'redcrick. Mil.. l.iiV-r. ! Mrs. .Mary llanlev will cnterlnin I where il'.y will vi-il Mrs. M 11V sis- ! EASTON, PA. . A diiuuliler was' Lorn IJISI -.reel; to ' over the wcek.i.n.l ami Imlidav her I ter. Fr here they will !! Fail- i .Mr. mill Mrs. Kt-mn'lli HiiunnT of I'isli..,- iliitishliTs. .Miss Anna, of Itntlicrford, I mum. West Virginia. t<> visil nu aunt. tlvonuo 1111.1 llils 1 u mllili'il SU-rley ami Miss Malirl. of Madison. I Mr. M ell also plans lo visil Wheelini; S. PlilllliiH lloiishi.,,1 will spend the : [and Piltsl.uri;)! hefore returning on .Inn. -I. ' Miss rcliznl.Mli II. Miller, ivlm ernili". week-end ami holiday ivilh relatives in 1 lie williiurchas.' inachinerv in ihose i nil's in .Ii frc.m Hi.' lii-li sel I at New Ynrk Ciiy. : cities for his iiiiliirins cud clenniir.- es- j Lynn. Mass.. is K|ii>mllng III., holiday va- Mr. and .Mrs. F. .V. Jenkins will j lal.lishuienl anil have ihcm shipped here I'lilinn with her parents. Mr. nml Mrs. ti. s|' 1 Clirlsmias at the ltonie of their for Ihe oi.eniic- of his new plan, of busi- W. llilli-r. ilaiifhii.r. Mr:., .lames Iloolinle. in ness i:i Knut WiiHliini.-l,,ii nv Ihe lat- William Miililan-li nml son. who went '. .Myrrisl.iwn/ Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kol.inson. of | lei- part of Jan -v. The lielvidere live- I.. l-'Iori.la i>.\|ieetin>: lo spen.il Mi.' wl-iler, I aue shop will I l.tsi'd l.iday an.l reopen un.I nisi, w.irli al ili.'ir trn.l". li.'tvi' ro- Sta reet. will entertain their ilaueli- ! .Ian. -1. turnml home. Afl.'r u short slay in Hint ters. Mrs. William Maltison. of As- 1 Lilly Park, and Mrs. Kulpli 'I'h.nnas, of The ir.7-ii.-ti' farm of E.. Frank Cline slat. n iTnvinj; fur ji sit-In of X.MV .I""S"V ar Pliillipsluir^ was sold at a m,.rt- i iinii.'llt'il Micin to lionr.l n train mill ro- I'liillilisliurg. with their familiis, over near Pliillipsluir^ was sold at a scotint Sale turn north. Clirislinas. foreclosure sal" Saturday'lifle i>n ! Mr. anil Mrs. William Iioivne i.f Slate at Union SijuarS e Ilnl.'lHtl. TThh e purchasers [ Mr. anil Mrs. I'unI I' 1 "I strert. will SJI 1 Clirisliuiis with Mr. were Marshall Millet I Alinihnni Continued—We Are Still Selling at Remarkably Low Prices l"iivr. Sumlny for a visit of four .lays in . ."id Mrs. Winlield Molie/. ill While Ynutii: and the pr was SiMUl'ln Tln- Athens. Pa. [ HVe in Crenee on .l-|,.ii!irv 10. \vhie]| is | ' Special IIS per cent pur,' Sodium Flu- But in order to-fill the demand we have taken 150 of nrk ati-l .lailvlil.-r. Mrs. A. II Wliimcy Mrs. Anna Creveliiij; speiil Sunday of NViv York. WIT.. lii.p. ov.'i- Snnilay. ' ' Pl'"l..i!"l!is Ilnv in 'I,., - oride worlh -ir.e for :;.".• Ih. :i ll.s for SI. wilh- her sister, Mrs. Ma Axfonl. of '" I,. Halehler liti" ...„,•„•' ',t', fimllv ' Postnahl. our better grade watches and^iave placed them on sale Mrs. Xnthiin Slal.'r ami .la.mhl.'i- 'Ali.-t- ' UHIIIT llniail slreel. jhael; Ii. Wii«liiti'...'i'. fro-,, ('.I'™ ].,,:„, i f-re Siiii.lav fiii'sts of In'i- iiaivnls in • at this low price, Mrs. Ceor^'e (Jarrison. of 'roivnsl.nry, I '.>'•'• "'l|i"H ••• • I., e,,ipl,,v».| .isi "•lauirsway" K Kal. hunpt.vpe foiiu- Olil.lmlll. P'i. ami her son, Karl, i.f Caiiin Meade. will 1 "or'si I'v M".ivo J. H-v;,". l|t. is livinir i lains. Just in and only .S.S: postal:.'.".lie 'I'll.' lllll.li.' si'liiml ."ill .'In™. Fri'liv llf- ' arrive at the home nf Mrs. .1. J. Davis. .in nan of t!i.. laitrr's double house in' ti-rhni.n nml r.'..|l.'li Tiiiwlny. J.-iininrv 2. ! Saturday and remain in Washington f | Tv'* Washiiurton avenue. ; Tin- .Inni.ir IVpiirlmi'iil of ih.. Pr.-sl.y- ; Ilirnii.-h the holl.lav season. Fol'owinu' a custom of several vears. '• ti'rinn Sunday school li-ld a Inkc am! ' Mr. and • Mrs. Win. (lordon and I 'Ii- seliiifl i-hihl nn.ler Miss TCei.e«- ! Thrift Feed Station .-.-iii'li- S.-.I.- Tin'silay in llm rhaiiol. ! children will s| d the holidavs wilh | dv's .lii-eeti,.... ivPI ni.".| at the Tto-ot'L-ll • 111! Morris Pilie l'liilli|isluirs Mrs. T.izzi.'. Osuiuli rfluriu'd yosli'day i his sisters. .Mrs. John Farrell and .Miss : fTall early riiristmas inorniiiK. mid situ: Hell l:B!)-l!

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SECTION TWO THE WASHINGTON STAB, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE WASHINGTON STAR

tlonn, ami the Ilnnltnff administration first place, hV candidate, Edwards, than there is In a million dollars in has just conimcnced suit agninst five has a flying start. Then, the close the First National at sixty. t * of these contractors t.o. recover. sum. s similarity between Tammany and the Only one fly fn the ointment do THE WASHINGTON STAR running up into the millions. Irv/in Democratic organization in Hudson MAJOR FREELANCE'S COLUMN wu recall. That was when we sent .Published every Thursday:morning at Washington, New Jersey. &.Lehighton, contractors for Camp County has led to what might almost word to Santa to bring a velocipede Dix, are being sued to recover $0,-' he termed an alliance. There have ,nnd he didn't do it. Not only did ho Entered at the postoflice at Washington, Warren County, N. J., 500.000. and in another care the sum been vague whisperingpg s about a This U the week before Christmas Thanksgiving is no day for a kid not do it, but he rubbed it in. He ,as second-class matter, in 1868. 13 placed at 57,000,000. It is a long ti-ong friendship between Hague nntl anil there is nothing stirring, of six years. He doesn't'fumie at left the velocipede with Willie White, all. He is supposed to sit still. Ju->t 1 who lived ncxt'door, and who hadn't :. . Frank A. Robertson, Editor and Sole Proprietor "lie outbreak ami he is t ikon bv the been a bit gooder before ChrhttnnR Frank Gr-Andrews, Managing Editor • arm, giy,en a shaking anil told to 1 than we. "settle Himself"—>that "little children ' • * * ^ George W. Miller, Associate Editor should be seen and not heard." | This Christmas story which I have Robert B. Groat, General Superintendent ent, but it is at least worthy of no- y quently very bad. , written is probably worse than any- the fact that Hearst, during the last About two weeks befoie Christmas > thing jou recall having read before You have to write some Christmas be able to get away with their enor- was vigorous in his sup things begin to stir up. Mother get-i' but I'm going to make a noble effort stutT so that it will wort of balance a letter from Aunt Mary saying that j to tone it up by printing something she will be up sure and how U little ; that a more accomplished writer has Bobby getting along and has he been ; written. If you don't mind follow- a good boy and tell him that Santa : ing along a couple of minutes more, Claus 13 coming this year and maybe j I'll tell you something about tnat old bring him a new sled. {nursery poem which we refer to as That was the kind of news we liked • "The Night Before Christinas," al- to hear. It fired the enthusiasm. It; though the correct title is "A visit made ua good children because we!From St. Nicholas." layrftan but it is a fact that this high { wader will indeed he in an enviable ; r ot written about Christmas by were taught that these werc the only j Comparatively few know who kind that Santa Uniw would have, wrote tnis cxnuisitc poem. The anything to do with. In order to be I author was Dr. Clement Clarke Moore good, we did whatever motnor wanted | „ N'ew yf)rk miinr living then in what us to do. .She cnuld put us to bed 1i s now Greenwich Village, known at or any thine; and it was all right. It thut time flS Chelsea. He wrote the in h; 17 tedious) was a foolish child who would do ; pocm on thc eveni,,-g o{ December 23, to that/end. FARMERS AND LEGISLATION. . anything to cross Santa GJaus during 1S22 exactly 100 vears ago. Scctbn 10.—Matthew 0:5-8. hast shut thy door, pfay to thy This would mean a the two weeks preceding Christmas, Dr. Mnore was a graduate of Col- Father which is in secret; and thy of f Ji—nobo;!/ left i» 'u jury duty. (From the Trenton Times.) j So just what to say that is new Resolutions were adopted by the and interesting about the coming I umbia University and studied for the The Spirit of True Prayer. ! Father .which seeth in secret shall u would have- When Aunt Mary arrived you re- \ ministry. He knew Dutch tradition New Jersey Horticultural Society, at Christmas makes a feller put on Ins member how the conversation turned [and learned the legend of St. Nich- its annual meeting in Atlantic City thinking cap. . naturatiy to Christmas and what \ olas, which the Dutch had shorteied last week, urging the strict enforce- Suppose we go back several years Santa Claus was going to bring. :'to Santa Claus. ment of the national and State pro- and take a survey of thing* and see They took turns in tiuizzit:g you j On the evening of December 23, what they should tell Santa Clnus ' with the spirit of Christmas in the you wanted. The list comprised i air, he grasped his quill and wrote everything that your young mind | the famous poem. He had no idea could invent. You wanted a hobby- j of putting it in print. It was written, horse and a red sled and a jumping j solely for the entertainment of his jack and a drum and a pop gun and a ) own boy.s and girls, simply a.drvdmon horn and an engine and train of cars ^ for a .single evening, tvuck drivers on the necessity of j what jibbering lawyers were talk' auto trucks and increasing the li- ! That ought to strike a responsive and lots of candies and apples and j However, it wag heard by a Mis3 using common sense and taking run- i ing about. cense fees to be paid by,the heavier } chord in every one's heart because peanuts and an orange and just j Butler, a guest at the house. She soiyible precautions to prevent acci-1 The women are to ho congratulated trucks, ami a rearrangement of the 1 we all have celebrated at some time about everything that your boyish 1 memorized it and a year later, at her dents.. It.mithat, thL..Ue ou,..Supremv.uKe W.UIIUHU.Court affordWs the...... m. basis'of distribution of State school i or another a sixth birthday and there fancy could think of. .1 home in Troy, had it printed in the Tho idea is to get them togethegcther i this opportunity to escape jury duty, funds. All of these propositions will ; is not one ot us that nasn t shared When they asked you how you'dj Troy Sentinel. It was many years -ORoth-i Already there is talk that New Jer-1 roceivo the cordial support of the ! in the distribution of presents from instead of letting them come to leat like to have a little baby sister you'd j before Dr. Clarke would consent to sey will make a step to secure ex-1 " majority of the people, in ' Santa's capacious and bottomless -•veil say all right to that, too. father it, but the poem is now print- *Wc have plenty of fads in our puh- eniption for its women. They will interests they are being ; pack. In the case of a girl, she would ed in every language and recited m lie schools to-day but here is an adtli-1 be a happy lot should this come to Everyone >if us has gone through tell them to instruct Santa Claus to j nil countries of the world. tional one that we i'cel free in rec-j pass. To most1 of themhe, , jjuryy duty But another proposition will meet that stage where we were put down TRANSPOSITION OF RICHES. with great opposition. The fruit as "good children." What a sin that bring her a couple of new dolls, a : As children we all read and per- x, , .-u n « _.,„ 1 ommending. Let's ease up on fire j id mormoree repellanrepenantt . thamann houseworknouseworic.. cradle, a gocart, a rocking chair, a j haps recited this wonderful Christmas For ye kK\Jho f rac (L;£ OgI I drills and how nnt to be sick and ! Those who have had one experience growers decided to start a fight for we could not have stayed righ't there )r JeauJe 3USs ChristC r at,tll that t at,t gh fhc passage oC a law that will pro- in that age of innocence and baby iUle piano, a bed and about the same [ poem. We will reprint it in the hope ^.1 . ...l ^ ! '., f! '.,w° EV. teach them .how to avoid automobiles, j in a courtroom have no desire to re- ine 6f candies and fruit that the : that it will revive tender memoriei: ittiricn, yet lor your hakes he rbo Let the motto be: "Heads Up!'1 Be- j peat it. They are o,f one mind that it hibit cities, towns and villages in adole.sccnee, pure of mind anil heart, enmo poor, that ye through his ppov- bov called for; and a Httlo baby j ides teachin_..ng tthel m not to drink, not j is better to "let George do it." Nuw Jersey from adopting daylight .free from love and hate, and the cares brother was all right for her, too. | A Visit From St. Nicholas. erty might be rich.—2rich2 , Corinthians to smoke, not to gamble, let us teach saving time, and it will be one o,f ; and worries and battles of later life! 1 » i. 1 • • .' \ FT11 t . f * 1 J 1 1 They had her permission. _ | , Christmas 8: y. them not to "jay-walk.". BUSINESS MEN, NOT LAWYERS. the first measures presented with ( The world keeps moving but the TwafJ t]l0 niRht before The signs in the roudwny in front Dean Kimball, of Cornell, retiring thu backing of tho "farm bloc." It, directioirection Uis wrongwrong. CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS. of the school—"Go Slow, School | president of the American Society of is said such a combination will be ! * * * Modern methods tyke slowly in the Ahead"—answer a good purpose but j Mechanical Engineers, predicts that organized in the Legislature in the j Wu can all remember how it was rural communities but. history shows there ought to be signs for the chil- in the next generation tho engineer interest of and for the protection of ^hen we were six years old. We re- that times are bound tu change; that (iron to read as they come out of the will take the place in Congress and the farmers and horticulturists, who j Cll]\ that'there was a Fourth of July; the things of to-day will 'not do for school house. These might read: Legislatures that the lawyer has nov find the operation of the daylight which meant considerable noise and to-morrow and that we must build for "Look Out For Autos! Heads Up!" the future. Modern methods must ',replace the old. . It was so in the matter of improv- ed roads; it was so in education; it was so in methods of transportation; ll0art 0IK it was so in municipal improvements. * , * • I my cap There was protest at first but in the i Had just settled our brains for a long end the" modern way j>i uvuiluiJ. No doubt all of us can remember! winter's nap: The change from the old to the that joyous sensation of assurance, i when out on the lawn there arose contentment and .anticipation as: SUch a clatter .- • new is not without its unpleasant fea- mother tucked us in bed early on the : j g from my bed to see what tures. •••Wo might-cite the case of the . ule? For several years there whidi wc werc one> ; spnin sentinR facts fi'onT~day to day" orate_ fiTTejl tho"legislative hall. No- hils b( e a evening before Christmas, assuring j-he matter. Superintendent of Schools in Bur- should make all classes of ' citizens thie time has come for the engineer has bee! »n _ astron strong gan and dgrowing growing- :do- dc-. Between the Fourth of July and wag lington county as an illustration. to npTjly scientific business methods!111"11''111 \?>'or fallowing the people Christmas there was a long stretch us as she departed that San'tu Claus :;vWiy to the window I fled like a flash, take notice. Tho difficulty is not that f ho clt lis wns mI would come down the chimney during . Toro open ti:c shutters and threw up Louis J.«Knscr is thu County Su- we do not have sufficient laws with to the affairs of government. " . 1 L ' % » townships witi, nothing goinK .on. To be true, the night ami fill our stocking: and; j h perintendent. The State Hoard of drastic enough penalties, but that • . ~*~ I to decide for themselves conditions | i , ThanksEiviiiE but that t ie Sils r under -which they shall live and the '-didn' t lt ru t wa3 nlntes with good things. And re- ; The moon on thc ijrcast of the now Education told him to enforce the magistrates and courts, for one veii- because there was no policy of eonsolidatcciing schools in member how she kissed us good night , fallen snow and told us to go to sleep quickly so ; G;iVG thc luster of midday to objects the: rurnldistricts. Uc went tn work Chat Santa.Clau.-i. might have, plenty! hplnw, -"•.- - -•• •'--••"-"on'whiii iij: foriux'tiuii'Liiijc es wouldn't stnnd for the new policy. lime conhtience we swallowed it—1 should appear They protested against abandoning hook, line and sinker. _ 1 jjut R miniature sleigh and eight tiny schools that their fathers ami grand- Confidence, simplicity, innocence— • reindeer fathers had got their "learning in. the sweet trinity of happy care-free j v;ith a ljtt'lc oI(J driver so Hvely and Naturally, the howl was directed childhood! 'quick ;ii;ainst the County Superintendent. It is when the prattle of childhood j j knew in a moment it must be Saint Charges of one kind or another wore :yives way to realities that the charms, 1 ylck of life start to dissipate. j Mo"ro ,:apj{] than eagles his coursers preferred against him to prevent ro- : uppointment, but the State Hoard called upon to do so. There may be l!ghtsaving compulsoryupon all the , on account of tho minister * * * " I they came, • others but this is ' one concerning Ilulshizer, who pleaded During the night before Christinas i And he whistled and shouted and call- •: stood by its principal and Kaser has knowledge guiltv" to this charge, and "Robert: people of the State. There can be ( wife coming. which there ^ union n»u«.i.uknowl \B. t: , ^_ f , _ii;u__ u%> n ' no objection to the farmers begin-! not a creature was stirring, not even [ ed them by name. his commission for another term have been numerous local (resge, who was found guilty by :i mouse. If there was anything stir-; "Now, Dasher! now, Dancer1 now, otI ( jury were both fined $100, ordered ling work an hour later in the morn- '' ;p- ...... ,. , , ^,,1,1;,, cases of ordinarodyy drunks driving car; ing .and stopping an hour .later in ! UI1: ring, wc didn't bear it. We were too : Prancer! and Vixen! There is no doubt that loca p who, thoueh their intoxication was o pay the costs and sentenced to mi sentimentThere i si sn againso doubtt ththae tabandonmen local publict , ,, , ,.!._:.. ;_*.„:....!:„ ;ervc 00 days in the county jail. the afternoon, if . they desire; and ! j in-" in tliis town win-re tlii- Mj; voli> busy dreaming, about Santa Clans 1 -On Comet! on Cupid! on Donder and evident (o~ the ordinary observer, there should be no objection to the ] ''*•'• T\w pn..,ui:! looked lusy just IKI'.M, •oming down tho chimney and won- j Blitzen.! of .rural schools but u is 0 policy j o cd the thirty duy. jail pcnalty THE HAGUE-TAMMANY PLAN. : people of thu cities and towns follow- j Mu: A-awr; iiwk« mil ami infeM have s"if • ' :11th ho could do it! To the top. of,:the porch! To the tnat has been outlined by. LK- SUt« , { { stained their licenses. In !i;ul not Hi.- iH:(ri.'Jidmi<:nt nolii-} in that small chimney on our house top of tho wall! Board and must be accepted. The' • ... ing their desire. The simple act o_f \ thmns 1 some of these cases it was the blun- (From the Hudson Observer.) changing thc hands of the clocks is.': struck Junpri'ss. The n-siili was tin and, besides, allowing- that he did Now dash away! dash away dash average taxpayer* and t.:e uian u> der inff of the magistwitc, or ttcchc - "Edwards for President." Who n;; wit sidetracked and every squeeze down the chimney, how did family has little to say these days merely a convenience to them. away all!" nicalitiolii s of various-sortit s ththat saved knows? Dr. Coneland. Senator-elect liny tiic tfovi'L'iimcnt rotilil f;ct 1 ,.l'l uf be manage to pull that pack of veloci- As dry leaves that before the wild about how his child shall be educated. »=» , inh thi li from New York, hails him as-the sug-! >nt into iircijV'i.'iilcs for 1 ho ' pedes and express wagons along with "His is not to reason why"' NO WATER SUPPLY. hurricane fl^ cessor of Harding. Local Democrats ; BU tliiiii:it m>r« lllI iiim.'ftll n1t tiorman.v When they meet with an obstacle whose enthusiasm "is natural are il-1 The people of. Oxford, in Warren I "? ' ' J™"' "'' \ ' '!''!!!!!;'"^ jonsirlcrable of a puzzle mount to thc sky, ready jubilant at the prospects of the j County, will now be able to appro-j ,..'') .' ",. .,,:., .":...,'.:.!,.. tha_ t childre_ n _fo _r. many.. .year s nave So up to the housetop the couiseis first presidential nominee from Hud-1 cmte the lesson taught 111 the para- y "•"" trieidd to ffigur e outt bbutt thth e bibig ththini g they flew, son County. | bio of the foolish virgins who' neg- "' Tin; f:n liiw" hits him 1 it's "'ill was that he did it because in the With the sleigh full of toyi, and Truth is indeed stranger than fie- lected to provide themselves with j " ' morning the presents were there, j Saint Nicholas too. tion. But the nomination of Edwards I oil for their lamps. Oxford failed 1 n 0 is almnr to lTsmm? ih Xctt wiBliins to di'priw 1 Even in that early stage in life wc j And then in a twinkling I heaid on Cor or his election to the presidency t to provide a water-supply of any were taught the lesson that it is re-1 the roof would occasion no more surprise than ! kind, and its §70,000 high school was ^ lim- mul iniu-ii-nL-i'"« w> li<> nut n liiif \v:iy and in' "Merry Christinas" everybody in the ; Down thc chimney Saint Nicholas felt the want of a leader to express j department might have aved the house. It was considered consider- • came with a bound, their feelings against the dominance j school,—Trenton Times, able of a victory to beat father and ; He was dressed all in furs fiom his of the Anti-Saloon League and thc mother—and they seemed perfectly | head to his foot, outrages of bootlegging. Etlwards's FAIR PROFIT NEEDED. willing to be "Merry Christmased" | And his clothes were all tarmthed successes are not confined to Now What thc farmers of the country 1 first. It is only selfish parents in [ with ashes and soot. Jersey. His fight against prohibition need is not an opportunity to borrow I TIIK' W0MAN ls fact," that will not yormit their chil- j A bundle of toys he had flung on his be-' evidence is no longer available, thus •1 thc manner in money on which they cannot pay the | » lth tl!l! adoption dron to "Merry Christmas" them first, j back, '"Tha• t i' s one '"of th" e joy•' "s o•'••f childhoo1-!1-11-—d• And he looked like a peddlei just coming more or less of a luxury. —to "Merry Christmas" folks. It is opening his pack; possible. There is need for a decided it is honest, it comes from His eyes—-how they twinkled' His THAT "JAY-WALKER" BIRD. , ehiintro in practice regarding these the heart, ;; cases ifi f we' are,t oto maintaimaintainn aa re rcaa - reach the adult stage we continue to I ms cheek' eeks werwere like roses, his nose words about that bird of recent origin j aonable amount of safety upon our _shou t "Merry.. Christmas- " hut it is j like a cherry" ! ...._._ .known as a "jay-walker." public highways. ried in every newspaper in thc coun-1 •t hHii just • mostly a noise—in other words, plain [ His droll little mouth was drawn up —-, If you don't'know what a jay- •' ^^ try. The comment of the press has j hat.woman is now linandall.v !ial)li> 1 1 WHKN PKKKIXS 1'I.AVS. •'bull." A lot of people whom we \ jn ;i bow, walker" is we will tell you.' It is a THE CAMP DIX SCANDAL. been more unfavorable than favor- • IKT acts anil linn, tln-ro van ln>. no "Merry Christmas" we owe money to, | And thc beard of his chin was as person with feet and brains but who able. ' Hut what difference does it iiSiTs-JiiiiUi IVrkiiis is nol much lim:tiim in tliis n'sp'-'ct. never, pay, anil never intend to pay. white as the snow; * lonrci' 's aoouabout LIIthUe urambrainas uuanud • use«««s . During,the construction of the war make? The fact is that he had been i i'rivti'.il.v hut if Mien; is one su A woman who .uvii.nl propi>riy i»u> I'oi- lii'i- IIUSIKUK! an is liitlilr loi our nighties, we ran or tumbled , Ands'tlie smoke it encircled his head uoii. • ! le iriLr Edwards is popular in New Jersey, Rolf all they wish, lint wlion IVrkins IIIIH just I lie; her indnrsi-r. down stairs and. with wide; bulging like a wreath; n 10 matter what critics to thc con- jll: ujw.xf phi.vinjr iht; (dd assumptions tlint a until eyes, rushed into the parlor or din- He had a broad face and a little round 5 S trary may say. Last election proved is iis li;in|iy :is I wo ulilc for his witV.s dplKti mid tlml tomobilc1s are im: room to inspect the results of belly, step oil the sidewalk into the street! orgy of waste. The work was being this when he • came to the . Passaic. chirpiiiK f Ih.'ir liis: hroml. mail's :u-x iM.tiosutiK'rl to lit> iliivi-h Santa's visit? The merry old fellow i That shook when he laughed like a without looking and the automobile ione on the cost plus basis .and no with a lead over his oppponent which,' j fim-wl toy tlic'hiisliiiml aiv tli.wlt.v s never disappointed us. the presents 1 bowlful of jelly. • closest t. II" <•.; were ahvayis them. Occasionally he j He was chubby and plump, a right eternity. inViterir.l. Any man who could liantUc County, gave him an unprecedented Kinilir'i lit Imt. h<< •1-tnlnly | runs up hills. »ir enws in Imsiiirs a hatclict and a saw was a good victory. He has thc happy faculty overlooked" something but generally | jolly old elf, Tho serious part of it is that they mldti'i stands iT¥iHiii.sil)U> tn ]iki» niaunor t pretty much all that we had set oiir j And I laughed,.when I saw him in arrest the automobile drivers ami this enough carpenter to draw ten dol- of making the people feel that he is •ri'Srt unli-ss li« e spite of myself; feature is annoying. Sometimes it de- Tli injto in iln> l\n ion mil lection. A. wink of his eye and a twist of his tains him from his business for. an chance a man tried to do what he individual on the street calls him, considered a fair day's work ho was "Teddy" and is answered1 with a j r IUH iilityiiit: was wo iiour thai 1 tin oi]ualil,v with iiitd t Tho bis stniking—mothers stock- head hour or two. Once in a while it dam- nwir niimin.i: him off Hie IU'1.1.; now phem;: 111:1:1 mi iiu ing, which had been bung at the Soon'gave me to know I had no'thine ages his car and this also is unfair. promptly told to lay off because he jovial smile. The revulsion of feeling j was "working against the bosses' in- throughout the nation in thc last > luul l< lill{(< "limi; nut" to si'ciirc :i omen. Tliis iiiii-rpi-cii mantle—was running over with glor- to dread; Just how to deal with the "jay- •incll. Now hi> has I'itmi' lia«'k ill tern! t«i ivlii-w mm nius things and it made you nervous j He spoke not a word, but went walker" is a problem. There arc laws terest." It was the same way in tiie election makes it a necessity for both matter of material. Lumber was cut parties to Choose men of flint typo lilltiHtiinis »>f tlieii- wive to empty them out .and run your j . straight to his work to punish automobilists who get fresh We « i:i>pnaliou tliroii^li j {!„ y,f; jy mmii UJSL . .. orancc^_.s , an_ d bananas-and red candy And laying his finger aside of • his man , who butts>'into autos without "at Philliiislnirf- to i Jot • •- • • » 1•• —- 110S(j huge pile of,waste which eventually .f osfalilislicd custo 110S(j looking is a question. There ought 1 The country has shown its displeas- liulml. wu I elephant* and yellow candy roosters, to be somie way to save him from found its way into the fire. All this ure with both the intellectual idealist of a million .lolliirs. ;.,„ i|inli' tn'fon^ vi'i-y K soc tulver- j Everything was theru-^-eycryelling And giving a nod up thc chimney himself. added to the total cost upnn which They arc ffoinc; after the "jay- the contractors collected ten per cent. walker" in New York City, though. as their profit. The police commissioner has instruct- These conditions were typical of ed his lieutenants to neck them when the work done in the camps tho coun- they go to.cutting across tho streets try over, and a huge, unnecessary ex- (lingonally.-' •' pensetiwns piled up in this manner. The" lieutenants will also have The Wilson a d in in i strati on was un- circle of national politics. At present, 11'i'tii another duty. They will be required able to do anything to stop the'waste, evidences arc that Mayor Hague will to lecture school children, chauffeurs due to the exigcncies( of^ war coiuii-

•«& Clnirlw, Loiifcittiii nil-Ill in Hi,' SI. 10. olinrrli. i hrnthiT from Now who is ill. . askril tlir rrtnri .f Itcr, \Y. I., llnnlmuiii asnlusl llm fenre Into Xml Mr. l!.itl|i-i,rkia very III, t Jiff. Harry Lallan- is visitlnj: licr par- liilnv ovonini; willi for itaollioi- yra.. I Sv.rnzi'j-V Kuril .-. ; ' The Mirors Vuorlices nrc visiting rein - J[n.. Otui.fl; ami dauirlil • :-Mr. nnd JIr». M. It..Sterner of Phil- ruts. Hoar \\ nsliliii;lnn. •Mr.'niiirjim'i'ii'lvliritiiili. Ml«s .Mary I'ara.'i:.- »l lit lirr liniiu-i Amli-riv Voiini: ! IIIIH tires in Klfznlieth. Urn. ,lni!s..ii J.inahrrry mis painfully Mi*. OIr. an.! i Wai. (Jray of Knslon passnl lire wn*. Sumlny visitors of Misses Alk-t! mill Kiln IIS; In rail . .Mrs. Isaai- ('i!Sc ol: 1'ro r.-ltli lilm f..; liani.'l Mlll.'i- an.! finally liiavr ri'lttrm-il MiirttiniH. -: , '.: ' friends when .-lie f.'ll. Injuring IIIT niilil, .Mrs. lli'iiry Siinilay nml i]iui):]iti'i'. tin- win! I'tlil v.ilfi lih iiai-i'lils, Mr. ami Mm. «m. lioiii.' aftrr hi'ii'luliiif; it u-crk v.-ltlt fri.;ads Iimlly. Kin' wus linmitlii Im in n iii Miss Kiiiaia ^iiiiilny, s)ii'iit Kaliiriliiy in lli-ay. nt Slroudsliuri;. 1'a. - f her grnmiinothiT, Mm, anil il mis foim.l rln> liml u liml IIMIH'II -, - . ' lira. CliiirW II ami mm Eltniinl vi»., , — WOODGLEN lion. Il is feureil sinnll I s „,,. linikri "'IV 'i-mlii's Iti'lnln; Ilnnil Surli'ly of r'mliTii'li D.i M inn Iliin >':i I hi' iletoriniiioil iiiuil in • In- Siiiiiiiurli.'lil iliiiri'li will Imlil a Imsi- Ills .-ill' on null: K.;<*7' yi*a.'Wnra Mrivlwrry spent 'Siitnnhiy cliirkrii thieves viait this vicinity Xruij pietiire Is taken. ni'ss ini'i'lim: mi Wiillii'silay al Mrs. .1. I'. with lii'r.HiKtcr, .'.urs.'Jolnistoii Siller, in full. tli<> fur mum liavi- burn -.• I(iiL- -Miln.il llfwilt. llii' mail iiirrlr-r nn III i tU>K* nml foiling; lni|w nml alumi*U. [>; riMilr. is i lineil to his hutiio !> ,*Ple. Aiib'iiry.wln .GtirdnorH, liave « Cummiinttr Christ* (of ", •* ''AiiKiir*!'.u'111 iiriinis kinds. On .IIH> farm nil (In* illness. William Cns«. who Is bin siil.sti mnatreiv In ,tlif li'Cliii'K room of tlir As-" tulo. is ilt'llri'rlnis for liim. MT. HEKMON i r Ww Tin' l.mli.'sj Aiil Koi-irly luis iiiMii.iinril .inlltitig until uttrr th.' Imliilnvs. :irs. Jlary Cioki- and llnr I'lad.-k an-; sfe.K^^..«? :Hi i ,5 r, r, ,3 .Mrs. I lurry Smith nml <-liililr<-u si,enl iiu^ for Ilio l-'oau.lry r.-irin nrar Ho]..', > Hi.' wri'lii'inl ivllli hoi- iniii'tila, K.'V. T. i l.y Win. 1 lavis ,.f UnrrlKon. I I J. .l:lln.-s nml ulfi'. I'liinm I.<»)l.'r l.'.-tvcs tltis li-.-cl. f if nrttt'hns.s'W Ifoofcx. Incrlmiliiff l'{«Mfiiin-- "<;,,'..,,. ,,, t,, i..,,.,, „..!.* ...ti. r .M. W. Kil.4" u I »-ir.- Inn,, ri'siun.'.l . — --- . . — _ * . _* _>v v ^ fc~»»i*l" JJli'|Mt. Ilittt ttJiil'lliiV |l

Stanley K. Hutt . fri.'inls in Jrwy 1,'ily ViiiTl Xi'-wiirt! mnn, was n lt - - [["lea SiiraaiT was a L-UI'SI of i.Mrs. .1. I,. Hall on r'rlilny. lii'ini; |in' Mr. mill Atrs. Wm. Jlfnriiu : .\lfri-,l anil .lolm I',,It an' liaviu- :, Til" l!ilil< cral dnv-s tlit- liittiT imrt of tin i i from llii' shniv liusin.'ss ami will; I wllli Ills brotlior-iii-linv. IVtor and fmnilr, nt-iir I.t-lm . • wiiin-r li'iini'. a • Mr. uiia -Mrs. T. K.CIIW .Miss Jl.Jli,. Poll of \V!is|,iiiKi,,,i \J Jl (Jrlir™ "lirut wcek'Vinl with Mr. nml Mrs. L'lmi-IfS l> i-illi her hnsl.and al Ilimvor, Hnrt nt Sa»tcli I'luiiid. mil ii.'i'lii'iys in ilii- I'oli f"in,r." """" ''* friuili Hiil.e.v...f Molmki'ii miriil Hie M. I'llil^iiilii-lili'i' is imiirnviiii; liis in-i']i- v.vet.en.l with his family. | Mitiri Klticl (Wiuiin of Klmlrii C.llc rly liy sliinpliiij; till' i.ulsii],' of his Iniilil- "Eltiiira, X. Y.. fiinii* liome on Friday i:i .Mrs. I. Flynn and Mrs. I'raiik Snydrr i Gifts that last truly express' an endur- for the Christum* vm-niion. Jlirnt Monday nn.l Tuesduv ill I'ul.'rs i ' H. -G. Sanrnnl. County Sitix'Hiitcinlt't . .lalii' I'rills r tly (ii|i!iin d u n doin: Cliri I:I- sli<.pt.in«. I ing sentiment. If you want the recipients of Kdiools nml thv li<:l|iiiiK (*'adn>r. Mi aail now hi< is It iK l nif it :md i* Mr. and Mrs. Kiimrv Transue niiii.'iini-.' •V. Telfrr, iimniU'aiiiHi by tin- I.-IM-IKTS ; il lo lulk. Ihr l.irili of a daadilrr Sunday, lie.-. 17. of your Christmas Gifts to fully appre- Frnnklin towiisliip nml MmistieM i< I Mrs. Kiiei'im C. ll I.H on tln> Misi Ailil Ka»l s|ielil Saliilduy dull- ; list. l.in;: in StromUl.iir^. .Mrs. Willnrd Hall and .'liildr.'ii attrnd-! ciate your thoughtfulness in making a "d tli. viii^ of H.l. liutt Mondav. 'I'lirv • inovrd lo Ilelaware. wlirru ll.ry'hoilsli'l I Selection, choose one of our Diamonds, t Saturday n^lit and .Watches, Clocks, 'Jewelry, Cut Glass and Silverware. Here you will find the new- TOWNSBURY est and the most artistic designs and the Jlr. ami .Mrs. Charlos Tioln r nml sis- lesson in silwil rniillnc may In" nlilril liy ; '' I'nul Cra't'll h drnnjatizntion. Miss TrK.'r Kav.' n d.-in-1 ullry lor. llerlriule. will. Mr. .Melville of i.-ery . I Ire- speiil Fri,|av ill i:its|ou. finest gems- in the most attractive variety onstrntion of silent reading in Ilir ill-am- 1 jnnr Ki-ndc-ivhioli wus' follow.,1 l.y a ,11.-! .Mrs. c. Jl. Peun'of S h Oranse re- [tui'ilfil In I.e.- hnmo Sallinlav afler IWo —all popularly priced. Make your selec- 1'iisnion. and a sliort talk by Su|il. It. C. [ 1 PUT Sanford. ' weeks visii willi friemls her,'. How To A COLUMBIA Herlii-rl Tims visltoil his pai-ents this tion early while our stock is complete. , week. His nifillK-r. .Mrs. Kills Tiius, win. "KICK" IN IT CLINTON .Mr. anil Mrs. llnri'1,II;,ml,1I llrnchllrncliT ],r • illy has l.i'e^ erilieally ill. .loos imt improve Store Open Evenings Until Christmas inniol Jlorsan nu,l family, who lui f r wets and v 1 l Kov. S. .T. Ittiivliini] luis so far ri'iov-1.-. .1. ..'" \t^ \F*.\,iV.' i-V-irV-'t..!- 'I*, , '''i',v,.V. .7 1 eni|,!nye.l on tlio Aaron .sluirp fa l 1 III" |,asl year, will .leeniiy tlio hon "drift ° " " cr,,l from his m-u. illness as ,0 1,,. ,,l,lo; i' ".'...t •„.„'.ll.yV s ,vi' I -"'• '" """"' 1 t .,roeenlly repaire.l 1-- MrM-. 'IT -.' '"oSS J-m'W'^-inl Chrisliaas ,aasi,'i .'jlark Cnssnian has „,„ ived :i '' work lor him tl," in;,' yr „ We are all liable to feel in tlio I'ri'sliy inn i-lmn-li ill hull nm-'""il. " »•'" I;'- nl""" l""i drops 1 1 1 1 » .Mrs. 1 Kininn li, , „ ,. out of sorts" at times- ft-i'S nn Ui'i'. mill. In Iho miiriiilis Ilii'!. ""' "' "I"'" "" B'' « slnlr • feast ol linn, havint kitleil one"of her hunger's, ilioir will nimli-r si'ln-lions fr.na -IV i Mrs. IIOIIITI lioyl,. lias rwunml Imini. si p lasl week. need something with a fore Christ Chihl." In tl votiiiig th'-y will | nflir lii'in-.- nhs.-ui for soin,, ii hring Ceo. Uliarps. assi.le.I liy jlr. .lesse Wut- Kick m it to clear the 214.Northampton St. ri-iiilir "Tlio First Christinas" 11 uoniilifnl. i-nlli'il In Klizahi'ih liy tlir illiu'ss of lioi- s f IlriilEeville. has c t,Un\ ihe re- brain, brighten the eye, put .nntntii hy C. \Vhitn.'.v Cooml.s. I ninilicr. pilir work on tile Towiislniry sehnot liniise. EASTON, PA. Thiri' will he 11 Christ'iias .rMiralinn ! Mr. nml Mrs. Jl. ('. r'nlW- i.f llnmk- .Mrs. John llevrs. who lias heeu uilinf Pep" in the system. ut tlio Cniiimtiiiily Hollsi- nn Tii"s,lav ! lyn nml son. 1-Yeil of Woodlmvcn. 1.. I., fnr soaio lime, has resumed her duties us I'vcnlng, II.'.-. 2(1. 'I'IIITI' will h<< n i(,n:-;nlso lln-ii- run F.inwt nml wlfo. nml wm housekeeper. Best way to do this is to nimiitv Clirisliiias Ir.'i- siai: aronnil lln-iof llavlon. Ohio, last w.-i'k visili'.l .\lr. The Floi.iins I'.lnlliers have ii.innlotoil take—with, or without, a Chrisliaas Ira'. AfliT 1110 •• sins llio ;imil Mm. (Inylon l''iillor. wlm llvos in iln> tlioir new ehieken Imase uml Km'ni:t' ami Clirislmns ihiiiic will fnlluw iiinni'iliali'ly. ' Tiasiuan Imililin;:. are talkins nf soia;; ililn tl iiieelien chaser"-.that harmless -Mr. ami Mrs. Ciiorei' Cnrson siioul Sat-! «'"«! lias lii'on rii'i-lri-il IIITO (lint Miss un.l |u,ullry luisiness extensively, yet thoroughly efficient nr.lny in #1 . . '• .'•'"''•• *1*"'r -"' •?''•",• "''I',1'5'1 [>"*V<>- '" familymedicine.Beecham's Mrs. Snlalli'l Kllinnmls nml .rhililr™ of i » nlTiliBjnn.' is iloinl. Ml.' .Ii.'il m all CORNISH Pills. Aiiiiaml.il.'sm-iit Snlunlay willi Mrs. ]•:,!- i 1-.II»H»II linsjniiil. . SI11. Imil 1.1'ti livltn: inonils' iniR'iils. Mr. ami .Mrs. .Im-nli'witli Mrs. Liiurii .IIIIII'« nt. I'ni'ilnnil. .Mr. uml .Mrs. Krue- "Two for adults and one l.nni-'o. ! Mrs. A. Vnslor mill dmislni'r Kvnngi'l- I linoo iml el.il. ilreti s]ieut Sun,lav witii U.e I'nni I'.'r's pur- for children" is the phrase Miss Jliimii! I.oi|.-li is kt'in al hota.-; im; .slio[ip,.l in Hirninlshiirj,- Saluriiay. .fin... .Mi i :.;,;. lie,,,, 1 The tea.-her aii.l nupil, of health that has meant "Mr!' minhx''iliirry llnrliaai, woro ] ,J#l^v 'S.'f In I'I'II np'wi';!, j™! of Ihe Cnrnish rj^nsfoii visitors on t.aliinlay. !., jjni,, ,niv u\, i;,.,,,..,,. I'.nmiis w-,s ri' seho.,1 will hol.l a Clirisin good digestion and a clear .Mrs. Anna .Mains has Bin,' to Alli-n-. turniiiic Inliiu' fr Col In llriv'iiii; n nt on I'Vi.laj- ,,fl,,rn,i,.n 11 l 2 'oli'leit.'"' Harvey nml dailies Hill system tocountless healthy, tnwn. I'a.. wlniri- sin' will sjii'inl III,' ri'-, 1,„•...,...... i |...,i ,.„ i,,,... Mm-rk SiIh.T ,,r nh. happy people the world S Snlliriluy ill llelviilere. >n«ln

LEASE PRESENT RE- CEIPTS FOR VALU- An Umbrella is a Gii"<- he ABLES LEFT IN SAFE- will use often so it r.:ust Don't forget that he may KEEPING; AND SAVINGS necessarily be of good need a Muffler — and AND ' CHECKING PASS- quality material. and probably does if he is like BOOKS, FOR VERIFICA- well made. Here are most men. You'll see just TION, IF. YOU HAVE NOT some at economy prices what you want here and at that will give long ser- cl 00 JJ 1 S ite T i ALREADY DONE SO. vice. gift it is a splendid plan to the price you want to pay. tome to a store where he would buy such an article him- .50 self. S^to Our new stock is complete— VanHausen Collars and the quality of each gar- ment is guaranteed. Silk^Shirts Cuff Links $ yd! to $9= Garters, Suspenders Even if he has a Scarf Pins It is almost unnecessary Belt,. he'd like a A gift he will be more pleased to suggest Gloves as they with every time he uses it, is .seem to be the universal new one. Initials a Bathrobe. You will see plen- Christmas Gift for Men. engraved without ty of attractive ones here to select from. charge. : , to SQ.50 Barry Shoes Underwear GardCases, Chains When you see these Ties you will Hosiery not be able to resist'giving him at Handkerchiefs by the box make least one — and we') know he will a most desirable gift. Let us show wear it because it will-be good style,; You can pet'lots of eggs to sell at present high you these new plain and initialed, prices. 1-lie" secret is largely in right feeding either linen or silk. 1 and here'sVtlic answer—feed Pratts Buttermilk Laying Mash August Bros. Suits You may question the hiirry-'eni-to-tlie-ncst claim; made for tliis new feed. W'dl— test it at our risL Premier Clothes arid ]cr your hens prove it to you, under this guaiaiuee— Snellenburg Co. Overcoats Fcrd IVans Ii . us Mash the easy''Pratt Waj'— •instniciionu in each ba^ — thai ' \OUT Monty Hack .00 ' ]f YOU Are Not Satisl^d ' You cm t but that ileall. Benin using 1'ratts todi\—iti the Mash that.makes tiii; rg SAMUEL PERRY t Port Murray, N. J. 1 PRATTS SOW YEAH OF SERVICE lEASTON, PA. : ; : mmmm '-'". •*• '.•'•'. ~ - ; •'•'. • :.':'. ••• : . • .•••.. i \: • ; •";•.*• •• "' .••• v : V .'- " • '•• ; -. • - ,•••'- •'•'/[•'• "'. •- - •• - : : •:••

.£« .THE WASHINGTON STAR, .\VASHINGTpN,::N.; J.,,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922

, NOTICE OP SETTLBMBiVl'. vllle. wlii'rp he formerly renldeil. collided with one of (In? (oninK of Clnirlcs XOTICIi. Notice la licrnliy given (lint Hie no- Hielmnl \V. MniMuck, 11 former resi- Koch, the garbage rolltTtor. Wnrrrn fn th yunter nt ih>- !•:- contilH of 'Iliti Hiilmcrlbcr.. X'liUlilmburif BELVIDERE dent of riil!l!p*lnirj.\ is n piilieut in Fchr WIIH in rhurce of the wn^oti itud tiif '•f S;ir:ili MU%< Trust Coiiiniiny, SiiliHtltntloimry Aitinhi- itmmlhij: to information nivoii Hi" SliofiMr , Cuiiulj- SuiM'hilw ilciit Kulierl Sii'iitanl police there wen1 n» llshts /m (In AH Baking ••/•> iHlrnlor w!l)i the will nmicxcd ot Cnrollnu Jtlll . the . result of itijnrli'H rocelvoil when hit . -- .. ltnh-(ni:,-i inmlii ••• - iufi1rt'ip:iirs U> tin* Intlldin^. Ills jnw i 3 In Hoy WIIH injuri'd about the chest iirnl rui-Hiaiit t» the onl'-r nf lite Snrro^nti- j wiiH hrrtkvti, Imr It IH rspci-tcd Inr will! lhat I|O wii* in n very wenk ciriiilltiuii. WIIH rrrenlly mnrrlril, will bi> al)li> to li'stvc tlio lioMiiilnl iiliuiil i The niitoiiiuhilL* wim diiinn^'d mid out wt'iityc^lnl) .lay of Nnv.-inii.-r. ,\. I). horxct ntlncti nin.-Icrii hundri-d nn' » " « Consprvn- exlill.lt his or her el»lm» m,,l,T oaMi nf j Is your baking powder un- 1 iiiK lirnllh for Ki-vrrnl month*. •hoirnii'ii of tlie eimimittee ! tion League held its nnnual banquet nlhrmiitioii, within Hie time to liniiieil, f In (Jio Matter f>f tho ER - .liuoh Ilrwi, n former ,,11 •tin- Tilmnii A iiiiinlirr of riiilliiislnin: resiilenls rit- i in Newark. About -100 member* at- will.he forevi-i- haiifil of his or li.-r nel' varying in strength under | tato of James Mitchell fill-in, nl K..11I liifl, will .mil funnily nml Friilny niKlir tile ihiiti-i; uiven lit tended. Scnntor Parry, In aidressitiff Ci the *;iit] niliiiliiblr:il(ir. I al! conditions? Royalis. I ltcesc, D(!Ccti!)C(l> move lo Ilelviilere in 111.- x|iriliK. Untfil: .\in-rmlirr ». 1!P^-'. ! Ilnlclo Dar I IK- I « of Mr. inn! .Mr.». (.'Inuili- Iliim- those present, characterized the tres- Friink Slcintiitrt, whose I10111 lin :fi,ro f,,d| |,n,,i|ininiUs .winwin., lind III,.I,,KI'U-I-Ihemwlvi S -'"I1 ""Wiis will he miMinger mid u s n fr .Mr nod .Mrs. Alfred Ilnrd Tlie pultlic oiKlorfctnciit or :i Iwa] i oath or iilliriniilioi withi••-•-••'-•n tlie •linn - »o ••• • 'l• fmiil• i on n ronnl of l II|C vi'il,.Iti";:fj'&Si 'on'lleeo' ni'o 'the f"! : ,•'•»..'«'»a 1 1 • ™* ••<><>".1 11 "elllliers of .Mrs. .Martin llurdse anil diui|.-hter cltlxon In thu lj«;Ht ]iro'.f that can In- I llmileil will be forever burred of Ins or ...,.„* o.„f llu„„<• hisl,,,s,i, WIIIKI.•.,„,„„I i,„ llui,„.-,,l iil,„„,-,-.,,,,i r " " 'iS!'« '"•" '•'•V,, '! ' uml ltd Doris vlsiled Mrs. .lames .Mills, Jr., at her union naniust tlie raid ex'jeulors. ildl Itl l' l Th produci'd. Xoiso liettcr. none strotiK'T Suiieriiileiiilent Itol.eit l'nrlier riiiinrln i 'J"","""r V """"' ' ' Iielvhlere last Wnlrsilnv. can bo liail. Wlicn a man comes for- : Dnlod Novcmhcr 27, 1022. , . - .lie enrnlliiient of imiiils ill Ihe IMvI- "r "','' I.iifnjel.te Irani, ami IIMII The I'.ridteiille scln.l : ehlhlren will •15.MMA R-nKKSR. nml IMIII.MPS- ward and tojtUlioH to liis f«Iio\v-citiwun ( ilere I li,' school* I., he -trill. '"'"I tmm kel liall iilayei-s in lids Kive a Clirilmas entertainment Thurs- addref.He.4 Ills fricml.H and tu>tt;lil>ur!*,ymi t nuna TRUST CO., Usecutom. -loibe .losciih JI. Ilosehen-y is iniiliincl "ection. will lie mm of Ihe five. Ill day aflenioii, I>ee. '21, nt the school : . PhlMlpillurE. N=V» Jorwy, nn ii|iirtniciiii|iiir-t •t • hous••• i mr ,f . hhii s tlthreer - Williainsi.il will also pliiv. It is eX|iei:l house , may bo ttum hf in t lioroughly convinced HlorHl v ffnini" liuililiiii: on (Jrccnwicli slri- il to have it tc I he the or Jio would not do HO. T.-illn^ one's | Win. Hills Is ereclini: n giuwlliw fill- Mv. MalNcy Kins nf Water wtrc(a I if any five in lliis oxijorioncu when it la for tlio ptihllo ' h iinile ill iluritiK Ihe pnst V in^ iilalioii and confrelionerv store al Kood is nn act of kindness that chotild' Nolicp.'of i)isnoliitlon of tho Ili-it.-iilwny, Fiiilik Reynolds resigned a: '! the liriilsevillo rarner. Don't Forget to Call at Eastoii's P fr il•s ' o•f Ilev. -I. i|i> llni'l Ilrnenlof Ihe l'hilll|,shiiri- IUBII Ki-hoof Alumni 1m npproclnted. The fotluwiiiff state- i N. -I. litind Improvement Coninnny. 'IV tnont f:tvon hy a. resident of Washing- ; Cllll-I il Ins Tilth hirlhday niiniver-1 Association and-Charles llerre, a nielli- N'otiee Is iiereiiy jriven Hint Tlmtiias W. I'.' irri'il llw fon'linrl of the I,,.,- ,,f ||,,, elass of III-JI. wns cleeted In ton adds one moro lo Hie many case.*! of Mnrlin, SecretarSecrelnry of StaleSlate,. Imshus. •"rnliPieerlilir l v.,-,-lnry., l,y KlviiiK hiI m aI |m»1'oslt eul-i-iird .limvcrshmviT.. ihe iiresiil I'.env is now in his see- Ilonn; lOiu'-orsLmcnt which arc lieinj,-^ Biggest Pure Food Market": -: that tllesniil cwiiornliou. did, on llio Jhlh X'll'iiinii (.•nrlrlBhl. u VIIIIIIB I liuiiic Hid year at Lafayelle t.'olle^e. He How to Be Rid of inil)lishutl Jihout Doau'.s Kidney J'UIK. " ilny of Noioiulicr, ]IB2 IK- In his IIIIIPC ,„• ,„„.„, ,,.„, , ,7iwri»t-ttifi !„',"(• u roll Itcad It. n duly cx^cilled nnd nltpsli'i consent in ,,,-.|,i||s Kllilr .„ „„, ,.,,, , n , ,„„ • Jacob Crotchley, T.l K. Stewart St.. • writlns to lliB.ilwsoliilii.il of tli« wild iiir- (.v,.,,ii,K |,i»l WPI* . Hint •i.nliiliird 87.1. WaHhiiiKlon. wiy«: "t had a ymtl denl ' Ilomtlnn. esecllteil Il.v nil the sloeliliolders nt- tnmhlc with my Jiack and kidneys. ; Ihercot; which consent and record of pro- Whoa t wan winking In si enmipcd J cccdiiiKs are on Tiic in his nlilcc. poKlllmi I could hardly «traiylil<.'it il|> as : tho musrlos in my |ia-;l; sterncd tn' 11-30-lt. ' 1'residcnt. KttaVn. Sharp pains ran Ihroimh my hack »l day nnd moi-nlnns I i-ould hard- • Iy «et lip I felt so lamo and >oiv. 1 fell | m Nulice of Aiitiual Mcd tired ami had no strength after n day'* j The annual mentliiB of Ihe work, lly kidneys were congested and ! n mot fii"iii- .million jiH effective .. didn't act often eiioiiK'.i. I read In tho ; Everything: is displayed so that you m tli« t-oiiinuiU'i'. Al*»r« tliiui l which you ea,. Ketnt aiiy paper of Daon's KIduuy I'ill.s and j "(Hid fli>il"-'i>tlt! ullcli im Will*.. • f\ I'^i'ti ui ""mi n nnuuj i iii.i .i.iii K"l uesday, .liuimiry nth, IIIS.I, \. V.. to »pi>iid Hie wlnlcr with relnlive's. iiii'inht'i'it mill «iii-sts alti'tutcd tlic <.•«!«- can pick out exactly what you,wish m our blinking house in Washington, | liiiilioii. llcv. SaintLcl Slciiimclz. vici- nt inking house in ag, | A fev.* nuts llnown into Ihe imi-k dor- prcsiili'iil ot" tlio Trenton >l\l\vnms Ciult, N .1., fof r thhe purpose of eleciuili ; lilircci - I in;: Hie cold wenlher will lie n ^'reat liless- l —and the prices are nearly always and nastof of Si. .Mi<-ha>'l'H V.jiisi-n|inl «™i;, ",,,1 (illini l,',,lV. iiml "'!,,i,,l»u!"; '««*'- !),»„,• al«, Hx«l my U.cl: liirs mid Hie transaction of any IniNiness 1 inn to tlio sipiirrels 1 will keep llieni Clutrrh of Tn-inon, WIIK tin- rhicf Hiii-iikcr iirowtli, or the cost, tn p lower than other stores. Hint inny come hefotc Ilieni. 1'olls open Iliroilijroilijh Ihp linril WIUWIUIITI . will he ri-ltmdrd. Price COc at all dealers. Don't simply ; lhl Ili f i s|i(>nk»r »if iliu cvi'iiliiir. He look "Ki- from. 10 to 11 a. .lohli Iliisii of tiic 1'. It. It., win. lias i" his sttlu'cct. nnd dwelt t Parisian sace is a mcnlifii! p hsk for a. Itldnoy rcnieily—get YJonn A. S. IIAItl.K. !>pen unahlc to work on aceoiint of illness. nnd d iluir Kiippjies alt linir nceds- length n Mm mottoW" o IJnlld." Kidney Pills—tlio h "' Caiiliicr is now able lo resume vork. He is an old m sentic li(|iii(I. neitlier ntic!c or -jr Crotchley had. J^o- • employee of Hie i-oniluili*'. also cn lif !(!< s|ioke. I JAiiKS L. 1.O.MEUS0N-. , »P1' [WIt" hl» eu Be l«il.-h hf tin- emvs of ^-ivin^ an act'iiiinl of Hie l'htllinslmr;;! ChiCaVliier! ''I"""' tw» fariueifr s thiillii-okHt bk e intto hihs imtclli Kiwanis t.'lnl). W: S. Nlxoii was MIIIILI I • ;nml lilled lip on his vcKetahles. master of the cwnini.'. There was also] "BUY AN OYERCAXD AND KEALIZK THE DIFFEKENCS" =====: A liirire niimhi-r of ear owners called on a special nio^raai with dinner served hy i „.,,, Mr. Wilkinson il i;eiil for Itelvidere, irirN of the Slaudnrd YIMIIIB .Women's; -SAl1'- land vicillitv. last week, anil renewed Illl-ir Club. : . . 1 111 In niiancei • of New Jersey. ; |i «,.* f,,t. t|i>- veal- lil'J-'!. Uetween I .Mrs. Marry 'Williams lias returned H. .1. .Malto.v. a tr.nveliiif: iniiii from Itaa-1. OVERLAND SED MS Tho Kaston Cemetery. I hiime from n Philadelphia hospital where cocas, was Imdly. injured Thursday iiij;ht, Comi.lalaant. I site had heeo for treatment. in an accident iii North Main street, lie I Non- ami There is ahsoliitel.v no Irulli in Ihe re- was drivilii; a Fun) auloinotiilo and it | Annie Sheets, liefeiiilant. port of the death of llaruhl .lohnsoii. of Fier»' '••i • Ki i-i' i —i- 11-1 i Norfolk. Va.VII.,, formerly off HelvlilIlelvidei-e, .

!T.i iJni!°S l?'lV- i]i- '-hnrch las. Siimhiy eveiiin;:, eoiiilucleil 1 Comi'lJlnnnt!- eisu, wlOcfnt .. SS.21 |''>' - "™ «»»i of New York. Every few hours swallow PHILLIPSBUKG slowly small pieces of issued uiit of tlio a Vicks^the size of a pea. iQ.nie filruvietl iintl de Ic nn the wtiy to tin- offirc nf Dr. • pxposu f"r «nlt! ni imblic emliio t , (i\ H loon. Thursday nlRlit, Winfield i . Melt a little in a spoon tie nigliest likltlfr, »t t ion nf 1!)7 lrvvin street, w.-u* sii'iiolij K,|.mro Hotel, in tliu Tow of I'hll- ,"'' jLlltoinnhilc driv.'ii liy <". \u. Stiirr. \ • and inhale the vapors. li,'«bur(?. Wnrren County. N partly deaf. It is thought he slipiicd on IIH: icy HtriM't just, us liu; aiiioinoliittt hours of iivo ami 11 r.-;i.'hrd Iiim. .Mr. Stan- took him ro tin- lie afternoon, to-wlt, offifi! of tho i>tiy.'jH:ia n whens iL was tho aflornoon, all the Ifotuul Iliat IIIH injiirit's wurn slifrlil. l«« or iiarcols ot Innd « Ooet 17 Million Jars Us:d Yearly Warren ami StutL- of N'eiv Jeraoy. nnd boundod nml described as follows: B(i|?EnRin£ at tlto soutliwost corner of Lot No. 110 (now belonging to Kilwln K. Lclclilcttcr) on tlio oast side of ltallmacl Avenue, tlicnoo south alonp aatd Avontm tlfty toot to L ^1695 Reduced Prices ' LOatS 40 in. long-,;

Its surprisingly low LOOK F05..THE BLACK BEAR operating cost is just anotbexMoon reason >•. WHITMANS ....,.'•.. ' DAVID M. COLE 623 Northampton Street Easton Stewartsyille, N, J.

ul Page Four THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 * SECTION TWO

The Old nnd the New. t:iil U one of tlic latest curiosities in j Tnxes'Kxcrcd Profits. ^Vj d.uIT Ainriir 1M ri'i m i ring from n • (VMHbury—Tho Colccsbury school t :e village. The Olilo farmer will proluibly pay In lilidtiH tittai'l;. ' CLIPPINGS FROM- j has liccn presented with u grand old .xen tlilti >• enr more tliiui litn prtilliH In MISH Il.'lcii Ki'rrln.fr of Itiitim] Drool;) Save the Difference—We Give Full Value at Cut Prices '. relic*, an old spinning wheel and loom, 1 Tliti Hunterdun Farmer Protperi iKTtithii: his form. tuvtirdliiK to MiiHter 'pent th tfwrelc-eiid with KIMUT KI^KH. : htrr.v A. Cut on of the Mlntt? OriiiiKi' fu ilr«. Klixaiij'lli Calaliati N «id( at l!ie; • NEARBY PAPERS ; Amoa Tec!s ffnvo it to them. UVap- : The Spring Valley correspondent I \iii t iiinisil mltlri'sN ill tilt- widen juitUiwi [ prcHatu it very much nnd nlno extend of the Clinton Democrat says: jni'Tl its of tltt- Ohio (JrniiKC here Him jif- Inline of her wtttt'r. Airs, I«»ui^:t Wi*;i:iiiN. ] WILEY'S CUT RATE STORE i our thank*. He wna al-tu kind cnou'rh ', "The entertainment and social in j term Mrn. .1. Ilnjtiei' Wvrk.pfT *\<-u\ ^-u-t::\ s to lend his Victrola. Wo hope to ; dityK with ln-r hUlcr, .Mir*. Win, Ltmj,'. ni \ Lyndsny B. Wren, Jlgr. i Strange But True. 1 have one of our own in tin.1 ma rthe church l'ridny evening was the j M, •tvr Cntoti sniil tlmt xhmild tlilx : largest attended yet, more than 100 ;'•"{»nnxlitlm' i continue it would K» idle to Mi*s. .lercitiiali Alininpli visited her' Medicines, Sundries, Toilet Articles Pitta town—Both our stores are j fu»ure 1 decorated for the holidays which will •< ' ; people being served with cnts. Mr. "'*tiMi " folk to rt'iiiiiin un the fiinux mid mailer Krriin. nt .Mt, Kijip. on Sutiilny. DicUio avo"an account of Ms first! I"1"lut" flinii f"' "»'.»«*ri. 'I'licro will lie vc!i|H'r t^iTviiv in the Agent—Chasco Remedies soon bo here. It seems impossible j A w • T ,t B : i-d llint real relate riimxit continue lit ntn-li nt •! oVI'ic-1; next Knnilav nfler- year farming and we say ho had or S j, iiM>ru]Hirliioi)iiti> ulrnre of tiixei that_thcre is only two more weeks of ; Amtnmluk—Sometimes those most : ...HHI. ft.llowrd I»y caiuil.' linlit 'w-rvlM'. 213 Northampton Street Boston, Pa. 1922. ' oueht to have the prize. From hihiss i without otHi'iNtrr t ('« l>roin;ht in H> tlmt they can be ecnt All Druggists. Cfrculnrn free. The Only Savings Bank in Morris County 1 11 t( C.itainly has the push and enterprise! ' > the. Federal Jtwcrvc llnnk by F, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. NlXirrV-.NIN-J'II INTKBKST UIVIDEND ; *p>it of the westerner." Jan •*• When Christmas Shopping in tone Valley to Califon. ANNANDALE 41/4% The frradinj; of the road between Easton, DINE AT Tin- Ui>:,nl nf .Miin:is«.r« luivc tinli-rctl :m Interest J^iviileml imiil on nil Lonp Valley and Califon through fleorRp Hoffiimii »f lliimptoa «ppnt Sat- Middle Valley is almost finished and urday nfii-rnnon with iiis niotlifr, ^Ir.<, Henthorn's Cafeteria Priuislm fll.ln ?r..tl[l ID SIO.IKIO fur "till- Tliree Mcllllis rmlillg Deeemlier U open to traffic. It is not advised Tinnitus HnlTmiin. ill. I!C'J ; AT TIIK IIA'l'K OV I I'KIt CKNT l'KH ANNUM, AND AN' K.VI'ltA IXTKIIi:ST IIIVIDKNI) AT TIIK ItATK C.F '/, OP 1 PKIt through route because of the The Lsulifs' Tlnndkcrcliiof rmivrritinn. Hani? £ I'ilif SI., Kaslou. I'a. A boil tn[). Motorists headed to- tliroitpli (lie snwinK conililittee, rralizoil CKNT I'Kll: : ANNMIANNMIMM . I'AVAHI.I'AVAHIK .lAXl.'AUlAXl'AUY 1ST1ST, WSiWSi. I ward Califon or. High. Hridjje would about - 1XTKIIK«T DIVIDKNDS I'AYjMll.i: QUAItTKKIiV, JANUAUY, do better by drivinpr tlirouKh Somer- AI'ISII/, .nn.Y AND ftUTOIIKIt. vilte to Clinton, then to High Bridge l)i.]tosit:i iniifle in* ln'fiirc .liintniry 'ltli ilnnv inlcreiit from January Mothers. Know That j and Califon. The work of paving K, | this road will be resumed in the pr ; spring. When completed it will make Genuine Castorfa I a good Irnns-St.itc route via Morris- I'UT YOUK SAVINGS IN A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK ; town, Chester, Long Valley, High Kihvnv ! 11 ridge, Bloomsbury and Phillipsburg. sjiniim'il Always J avoiding the heavy grade over I Schooluy's Mountain. Bears the Practical Cow Man. j Arthur Danks of Hackottstown is Thcrelyft Signature | une of the best-posted cow men in i that part of the State, says the Now- neither Opium.MorphlncW i ark Sunday Call. He is a practical liacralNoTXAncoTic s .'is well as a scientific farmer nnd . of " t knows the value of all kinds of labor- ! saving devices that can be utilized i on :i farm. Recently he has been | named as president of the Warren ! County Ilolstcin Friesi.in Association, I a position for which he, is in every ; way i[unlified by knowledge and ex- perience. He is one of the best farm i managers in Warren County and has niany friends among the agricultur- AhclpfulRy ists of that part of the State. ConstipationaralDiarrhoM i 1 Why They Lcnvo The Form. , I left my dad—his farm— his plow, A Mutual Christmas Gift That Provides Use- ^r j ttecaii.se my calf became liis cow; \ 1 left my dud—it was wrong of course •I ; Because my-colt became his horse; I 1 left my dad to sow and reap fulness, Health and Happiness For Them All j Uecausc my lamb became his sheep; j I dropped-my hoe and stuck my fork ; Beenit«» my pigbccimie his pork; r Tiiu gardun'truck I matiu to grow . , _ ,. • )*yj ; Was his to soil and mine to grow. Millions of dollars are spent annually for family Christmas gifts. The =5 purpose is to express good-will and bring happiness to all. = The Gasolene Industry. Approximately 5.'100,000,000 gal- lons of gasolene will be produced in How better can this be accomplished than by pooling the family Christ- s the United States this year. About •t,y'J0,000,000 gallons, or 80 per cent mas fund and applying it on the purchase of a Chevrolet automobile? • = of the total, will hu used in automo- biles. There are now more than 10,000 Chevrolet ® dealers and service sta- :;'.s '. ions throughout it,ru ouut's. -

Superior Two Passenger Roadster §510.00 Superior Two Passenger "Touring _ 525.00 Superior •Here, for example, is illustrated the four passenger Sedanette, a smart Five Passenger four passenger all year closed car. Th sn there is the five passenger Sedan for Utility Coupe ....:.... 6S0.00 larger family, and the Utility Coupe for the smaller family. Superior If open models are preferred there remain the 5-passenger Touring, and Four Passenger the 2-Passenger Roadster, also illustrated here. Sedanette 850.00 Superior Five Passenger Sedan 860.00 Superior Light Delivery 510.00

All prices F. O. B. Flint, Mich.

Fisher Bodies on all Closed Models Theie i nothing the modem family needs o much as economical tians- portation. A quality car like Chevrolet delights every member of the family and makes Christmas joys last -for years. Think it over, consult the .wife, then arrange with us to deliver your car on Christmas morning. The demand for these cars has made our supply lim- ited, so do it today.

, — DISTRIBUTORS Sales Agent Edmund S. King BELVIDERE, N. J. \ Oxford, N. J. I. A Word to the WiAe is Sufficient

. V .!, SECTION TWO THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMfiER 21,1922 PnRe Tin?} ALL ASK FOR LOW as passports under which'automobile the ttllization of every engine and ' upon which Mr. Eckel Intends shortly HacketLto'wn Radio Expert. been stiff ted in the East. bcing interested in the bank and-> aws enn be violated with Impunity. car that can be found. to lay out a tourist camp. Dr. Louis Cook Osmun, who, with Under the act loans may be made formal announcement of thc nomca^ of the Iftnrd of dh criers'and iiner^ LICENSE NUMBERS :»!JW.>« .vitl be m-d'- nlttiin the ncxfc< ten dayg or two \tcekt. , i >,• -. Commissioner Dill, of the Stnto * Motor Vehicle Department, states The Bloomibury.Phlllip.burg, Road. », thnt the nrmy of nfiplipiint-i for low automobile license numbers has The unfinished half of the Blooms- ' grown to enormous proportions. Over ,bury-PhilHpsburg road will keep that; G,000 letters have buen received con* thoroughfare closed during tho win-_ tcr. A stretch of about a mile from ' Uining these requests and AS the let- musicnl program was arranged by ters were nil answered it meant the than is possible in Iho case o( n high i now the greatest in the history of the nnd he entertains friends at concerts The capitalization of the new bank Greens Bridge to Alpha Crossroad* *j*> •writing and mailing of over 5,000 let- number, if need for knowing such! road, and on top of this has como ;7-"Miss- "Jerry";;» " Robertson"f"""]~i,' Mlutslntrd by broadcasted from various stations. will be $200,000, thc minimum pro- Is open, but beyond, through Still ters and a great deal of work for the Identity arises. As a matter of fnct,; the necessity for more cars on the '"« members of musical ab Dr. Osmun says he finds the radio u vided for by tliu farm loan act. It h Valley, thc road Is closed. On the clerical force. Ho estimates that dur- a low number on a car is a handicap ; through trains to Buffalo. The Pull- Goo. \V. Jones kept the members in splendid diversion following a busy expecte. d t_o increase_ th__.e_ capltaliza.... - Hluomsbury end, the route is open so nn upronr with his clever monologues that it is possible to travel from Phil- ing the last three months fully 15,000, rather than a benefit to any person | man business during Thanksgiving and impersonations of characteristic day's practice. A« a member of the! tion ns soon ns possible aftur_ the parsons have cither written in or sent violating the law." j week broke all records. board *of governor.* of the Hacketts- • formal opening, which will be within .Hju'iurg through Straw Church to requests in some form or other for The Lackawannn ofllcnls are hope- town Club, he introduced the indue-. the nesn t thirty days. Farmers and; SStewartsvillet , then to Bloomsbury low numbers. ' Following the elaborate program tion of a radio service in the cluclubb - banking officials it- different parts ofof , aannid on through West Portal to AsAs- ^f j ful, however, ami say that every day r<,frcs,;ml,1,u ' wl.ri. Mm(, r afteat r t WHY THE MAILS shows inproved conditions. The dc- i.;_i. *u ,u p .,..,., "c" f *j | roomrooms nntnntl nurchasenurchaed and supervisesp d butii New Jersey and New York ire'buiry or Clinton. ThU has been a common failing of w p n(1 nn Mlw c wn3 i illti H h tk ' automobile owners ever since the de- furnished by the 1 comen Violin-Violin ,! its installation, , . , He has never taken; ; partment was created. Every owner ARE RUNNING LATBJ!.^^.^^^?^-^ *•--•-«•»--*-• t f t iu w t or 1 Pinno orchestra, composed ot Cnstner pin*clc[ A fcw yJaw nKo he was the ' desires a low number. Once they j will be written unnecessarily. and Castn-.r. .,, local distributor of "ilivcrs" tori get tt they take pains to hold fast to The fact thnt mails are late and I q i the same number year after year. cannot be depended upon i3 explain- j • Thc Yeomen are iilanninf? to bund [ Henry Ford, but say* radio as it di- a 510,000,000 city of childhood uj version hai) it "all over" tcachini; a The privilege, however, can go to ed in a letter Just issued by Post- !> Wnteup of Filling Sution only a few. Naturally there can be master General Work in which he The November issue of the Gaso,so- j soosoon asas aa sitesite iiss iselectedselected,. Thinee nomhome j purcpurchaseha r to drive an automobile.— PURIFIC Positively Heals only 100 to get under the 100 mark. says: . : lene and Oil Denier contains two ex- for orphan children to be thus cs- ( Newark Sunday Cal In Washington there*nre only three a y"Man y complaints of delay .i n dail- - y , cellcn__.i__,t _-_ipicture. s of. P.1..1Eckel1s new ««:—fillingI tablishcd will provide full opportunity for the development of the latent! owners of nutos who can be counted delivery of reRulnr mails are bcinK station and a pase description of this Frelinghuyien'j Farmer*' Bank, in the select class. J. B. Cornish has received This Is due to tho failure i model plant, which taben open to powers of hoys and girls. In this Cuts, Sores, Burns, Eczema, No. 44, Dr. C. B. Smith has No. 77 of trains throuuhout the country to; Public service since August 5. The unique haven, comprising from 1500 Charter for the bank in the Ks.nx and.W.S. Rittenhouse has No. 7G. run on schedule time. Many are, description shows thnt the flUling to 2000 acres it is planned to create building to be headed by Senator and gradually build up a community Joseph S. Frelinghuysen lias been Ulcers The only other low numbers held arrivinB at their destinations from j station stands in the center of a fiyc- around neve is 290, on the car of three to eight hours late. Important t acre plot, Is bu.lt of stucco and brick of child life. The children will granted and preliminary details for . Frank T. Nutze. All four of these connections at .terminals where mails : over flrcproof tile, has dimension, be housed in cottages built to accom- its formal opening arc being arrang- And stops itching, stinging and throbbing local men have held these license a-e to be transferred to other roads !3 0x20 feet, with covered driveways, modate twelve to fififteen. Kach cot- ed. The bank, to be known ns the New tage will be presided over by foster York and New Jerseey Joint Stock 'numbers for several years. are failinB, 'thus preventing the trans- j Th.ro are «;x oil pumps leading to Apply the colorless and for of mail pouches destined for dis- B 0 gallon oil tanks on the rlRht, and parents. Kach child will be develop- LanLd d BBankk , wililll b e operatetdd und Many reasons are given by the ap- ? ed by training in health habits, in- the provisions of the federal farm odorless Purific liquid (35c) plicants for wanting low numbers, a struction in personal hygiene and cor- ioan act passed by Congress and will house number, a child's age, a tele- rection of physical defects. Sup- devote its funds to the financing of | day times; the Healing Puri- phone number, a birth date, a mere plementing the cottages there will farmers needing capital to expand i hobby being among them. It is es- fic ointment nights. timated that during the last three all tho essential of a complete t'icir operations. A considerable num- months no lesg than 15,000 car own- itL fcuium. ... 'room, smoking room and water foun- smallll ttown. . I ber of such banks are operating in I Always in stock at Jenkins & A commiUtic la now touring thc tho Middle West and Northwest but' ers and drivers in New Jersey have "On one road operating out of New s tain> A 2.|.hour service is maintained. Meeker let it bo known in one way or another York.an important mail train missed wtlich is something unusual in this country in search of a locution. the Newark bank and one being form-1 that they dps.re low car numbers. connection no less than eight times Rcction. According to the magazine ed for New York and Pennsylvania ! within the last month, thus delaying! atiditionai ground has been acquired Star ana Thrlce-a-Wcek World. $2.75. are thhe onlly ones so faf r thatht t havh e [ Most of the applicants mean by the delivery of mails in certain "low number" that they would like dustrial centers ns much as twenty- to have a plate marked anything be- low 100, though they would be will- four hours." ing to have something within any Thc Lackawanna Railroad admits \ other unit up to 1,000. There ore that -the conditions referred to are t not 15,000, nor even 5,000 low num- true ami that thc passengers, es- j bers in existence when the plates for pccinlly commuters, have just cause ; the year are completed. Therefore for complnint owing to the unccrtain- much disappointment results, but this ity of trains. However, so far as is unavoidable. Most of the so-call- commuters are concerned, the com- ed low numbers are issued to those pany hopes to somewhat improve con- i who have had them each year for ditions with the running of trains j comparatively long periods. Few over the elevated tracks through the numbers are rnrely surrendered. Oranges, which started last Saturday,, . When they are, they go to some one after several million dollars had been \ else. ! expended on this huge project. It is declared by Commissioner Dill The Lackawanna officials, however, that the holders of such low number- are dubious about over getting the ; ed plates as arc available are among road ba^k to the perfect stnte. that \ the most substantial and law abiding it once enjoyed. Mechanical labor, j citizens of the State, • He also em- they sav, is normal but the recovery i phatically declares that it is utterly from tlie shop strike is not complete ] ridiculous to say—as was recently by any moans. Thc rolling stock I said—that holders of low numbers nas deteriorated frightfully and the j want them because they arc regarded | traffic demands at present' call for

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, IXTEllEBT PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS The Northampton National Bank Where Northampton Street Crosses Fourth. EASTON, PA. npHIS is the last time our Columbia Community Christmas Club X plan can be offered! The club has been so enthusiastically received by music lovers that it is on the verge o£ overflowing. We simply won't have any Columbia instruments left to deliver if you don't say the word quickly. ' * • Columbia Grafonolas are enormous Christmas sellers; so, when [TEN reasons why you we offered this Happy-Holiday Special, replies came pretty fast— XMAS TIRE SALE should buy a Columbia' and thick! We want you as a member; we want you to know the Standard Make—Slightly Blemished COLUMBIA CABINETS new Columbia Records that are so unusually, free from' annoying 1_. Stream-line Cabinet surface noises. Harmoniies deliEhtrully with your home ftirnishinES. All finishes are beau- tiEul and easily kept clean. We're enthusiastic about the Christmas Club and about Columbia . 2— Automatic Record Ejector ' TRAVELER TIRES Eliminates thc search lor the desired in general. We advise quick action—so you can have complete record. An ideal place (or your, choico •elections. Automatically cleans them phonograph enjoyment! Wouldn't it be wonderful to have a before uie. PRICE LIST 3 Tone Control Leayca .Columbia sent home via the Santa Claus Express Company, Ltd. Loud or soft music ns you choose—op- —night hetore Christmas! Some doings on the great, glad day! SIZE FABRIC CORD RED TUBES erates on same principle as pipe-organ A_ One-hand Top ; • Easy to raise and lower without clang*? Membership fee,is one dollar 30x3 $ 5.45 .. $1.65 ?.. ...; COLUMBIA TONE Of course—that dollar goes to your credit and the Columbia 30x31/2 5.95 ',8.75 1.85 5 Universal Reproducer is yours to command—any one of the beautiful models you select. because it is constructed to reproduce 9.95 12.50 . 1.95 the proper baliKicc between overtoneo 'And, such a choice of styles and wood! Every taste can be satis- 32x3 VL> and fundamental tones. 31x4 " 10.75 12.75 . 2.45 6—Straight Tone Arm fied and how exquisitely the Columbia stream-line cabinets— which allows the sound waves to de- velop . fully and naturally—unimpeded in your choice of finish—blend in with home furnishings! " 10.95 14.95 2.65 by joints and reflections—from thc time 32x4 V they are picked off thc record till they emerge through tbe tone arm. But—what's the use talking about it here these hurry-up-holly- 33x4 12.50 « 16.50 2.85 7__Tone Amplifier which natures free and natural amplifi- ...daysl... Gome in, let's get acquainted. Let old Mrt Santa Claus turn 34x4 ••••• cation. Size and desicn ore the reault ; 14.50 17.95 . [ 2.95 of 30 years' constant experimentation. one of his happy Christmas tricks in your home! We'll expect you. COLUMBIA MOTOR S Display Motor Brake (to stop record) operates in tb« Sold Exclusively in This Vicinity by ' »Ma< SSandiuifoSS motor—not on ! turn-table. Noiseless »SUPERB EN gears. Guaranteed. Easy to oil or clean. DURAN C,E 9 Eaie. ot Handling Neodlo. OIMiriJ ADT Furniture and Three cups {or different types. Used Distributors for, Madison Cord needles dropped into special receptacle. tsAW LHAK I House Furnishings! Extra convenience or needle insertion. 10 Non-Set Automatic Stop 25% discount off list price for introductory It stops the motor, without human atd, , . WASHSNGT.ON, N."J. ,. when the record hat finishd liyiue !<••. sale, . '• !••'• »•

314 FERRY STREET EASTON, PENNA. - THE WASHINGTON STAIl. WASIIING,TONl.N...T.,.THURSDAY,-DBCEMDER 21..1922 SECTION\,TWO

Rev. WiHi:im It. Johnson, (if C imp- of Ni«i thnmplon County, Pa., who widow of ElUha P. Coen. died within j Lcmnnl Wi'M^an, hroPier nf W.' a widow nnd .-several children.' bell Hnii, N. Y., lint iiltnl 11 tV \\:i3 i-Touto to New York, m.ido a 21 hours.of each ot'icr nt thi-Ir horoe | W. WYMinin, ilini at Laurel Hill,1 John I'jtttL and Miss Jcnnlo paiUiraty nf tlio Hut i'ltVivtiri.tM Case, , JUST A FEW RECOLLECTIONS .OF ihwigo from .the Central Itallroad in west Haslilr.!^>*iavr:iue. Carohiiy near Columbia, after a long IIUMJ. , both of PliMimburff, were mnrriied by Church in l'liiliipjburg, at a salary of : train nt Knston and got on board (ho was discovered dsnd (n bed nt 10 f Mr. and Mm. Andrew J. Cummlna. • Itcv. K. V. Klnjf. • ' §1.200 n >v.tr and parsonage. \ l.ehigh Valley train. In milking the h mi m Edward II. llowninn, ami of Mr*. j change lio lost a big contract in New ??X H ;W . *™™s }>y Maryirii vionnn, wrojurprljredby ft Inraef" The cider mill of George Chnmber- THE DAYS OF AULD LANG. SYNE 'Mnry-Ituv;;»a!i, of Washington, wan ! lork, but laid the foundations of'a SySS'-SK^fii?"^ W™«'s «nil wlatlyw on | lain and Son was closed aftei* run- • " married to Mi« Ulhol M. Uam-roft, big fortune. When ho passed through : 10 Yenri AKO, nri<;pi«! members of.tho Good Will daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Ilan- a deep cut near Alpha, but which won ' Mrs, George Lambert* who «lir«J at Kire Comimny. lie left two sons, Bert crott, of Htidgeport, Conn. ; nut known by that mime nt the time, Stcwnrtsville, left n husband ami four and Charles. \ UevRev.. DiDr\. Kb\ WW.. JohnsoJohnsonn resignereai>rned : ho saaw whaatt nno onone elselse hahad eveeverr stepchildren. Andrew Wldcnor, son of Sir. 'and ' as pastor of the Washington Prei»by 'noticed. His practical eyes saw the ' Mrs. Jnmes R. Wright died nfter Mr«. IVcd Wldcnor, flnd Miss Viola ; torian Church, after a nine years' • rich cementfc deposits. He BV#jroVt „of f tHve ti long Ulnes.! at her home in Oxford. Jainci, of Scranton, wtru murm'tl tit service, to lake the pastorate of the : train1 at the first stop, although the Worman." who was ?nid to have left She left n hutbnnd nnd two children, ! tha homo of the bride in SL-rnntoii. Second IVoibytcrlan Church of Rah- conductor Informed him his ticket Herbert and^Edna. -Incob Snydcr, who made hi* hcmi? : way. He came to \\ aahington from •; had been punched through to Now ccn aninvalid in bed for mod Michael Hflbert, 83, a former post- (nith hU sister. Mrs. l'hilip Hnilultatluy iin Clayton. - ; York. He didn't care about the wait- ister, died in Oxford. He waa a i .Vow iston Hos- Lambert K. Alpauph, known as the , ing contract in the city, but walked througgh 28 timcj nnd quoteq d freeleely "pionee_ „ r residenent and was nn ciyrinwr f pit.il. "Huckleberry King through his • bark, inspected the rocks in the cut. irom it ClCarolini e hnhd correspondees d uy tradu. He left a ividuw and a , John W. Forker, 55, died in Xcw- ; heavy shipments of that fruit from The tumis day he got options on.thi. witth thhe otheh r 300 hhcim-of th the 1'oeoiiii Mountains, died in Cali- daucrhter. MM. James Irvin Quick, ark. He was formerly of Port Murray 1 lend. Next he interested other capital mnn estate and had interested U. S. Moses.. HoftVG9,, died of pleuro- J and .was ill a year. After coins to fon. Jfe was GO and left a widow.nnd •and that war. the beginning,of the AmbassadorAb s ami United Statci Sen- pneumonia at Ilnrmony. A widow and ; Newark he became pruprietor of a thrcu chltilteii. lie was a inerchant at great. Alpha, and Vulcanite cement ators in the claim to the hip two children, Daniel and Irene, sur- largo undertaking establishment. A Cokcabury for many years nnd also plant.-*, catatett . TTherh e were five sisters, Snrahnah, vived. - ; widow nnd five children survived. ; postmaster, having served several; Fred Bigelow, one of Oxford's free widod w of FranFkk Slacklk,, iliod in 1895; Cornelius W. Rittonhouac, 02, A I Mrs. Letitta itush, 92. fell while ; terms in that respect. ' delivery carriers, died suddenly while CatherineCthi , in 1898 at tili e ass s of 727, prominent citizen, died in Lambert-.! descending the stair3 at the home of The Sprinjjtown postoJllce was dis- '••on his route. He was on the return | } GormanG , in 1881880 at thhe age xille. . her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ami continued and the patrons were serv- trip and about 1 in- the afternoon ' COMFORT MEANS A LOT TO YOU! Jonas F.. Cooper died at his homo : Mrs. Charles Carlinj:. and broke her ed from the Alpha oflice. \ passed the blacksmith shop of 2enas Uenjamin 0. Hrodt, of Bangor, and . Jacob Fitts, who died in "Washing- nt Larison's Corner, in Himtcrdon shoulder b«ne and cut her head. 1 jass at It rasa 'Castle, lie had a i-hoo ton, left an estate estimated to bo Arc you Kctting comfort from your eyes MIBS Mary Corco, of Elizabeth,! tutions in that city. The Passaic Gen- dnuRhter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur • and other part.< of Warren Comity, i with the Oxford Iron Company for > were married in the last named city, j 214 Northampton Street Easton eral Hospital received §1200,000. Ilornbaker, of Norton, wa.-* married The STAR graphically told o£ the* 2!) ycavs until he became mail car-1 William 'A. Pctcrmnn, of Piiillipa-1 PIUCKS KANGK FROM 53.50 TO $15.00 Mrs. Jonathan Kitchen, who died to Frank Proctor, of Asbury. discovery twenty years before of the ! !•'""•. • . | burg, and Miss Mary E. Newman, of! 1 : Ko Additional Charge for Examination Appointments in Trenton, was the mother of Theo- J1H««b H. Miller, of Anderson, tilcil, rich cement deposit* in Wiimm,' Miss (•iirolino Uormnn•-.--, G7• , and , Dcmp.sti.-- f Park, were married bv Rev. iloce c. Kitchen, formerly of Cali- notice vuntcrfthig the election of John folV . H. Dalrymple. of Jackson Valley, n* County. [low Ainublc B. Uonncvillc,: her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Coen, SI), Joseph Stump. borne cvil-hoarted person put rat • Fret-holder. There were three- caiuli- " poison m the drinking trough in the date* in thu fu-Ui ,in Manslicld T.nvn- henv.ird o£ Walter K. Weaver in Bel- ship. Dalrympli'. thu Democratic can-' yidure. beventuen of his choice Iihoilu diihite. rccuivud I'.'t vow, Millt-r, ln- Jsl.ind Reds were poisoned. dependent Kunubllcan, received S". Mis. Isabella Crevelinjr Scott, wilV and Jacob Frumi\ tin- refrulur Hi-pub- of George W. Scott, died in Blooms-: lican nominei', ti5. Miller had to usi' bury. Besides her husband she left pasture and I.! votcn were thrown out a son, Edward, of Ambler, Pa. because the voter forgot to make a Joseph O'Brien and ?.Iis» Anna cross opposite thu (fame after usimr; Inner, both of Philiipsburp. were the paster. Miller therefore claimed mnuicd by Kov. Hugh Massey in : he was elected by seven votes instead I'hiilipsbui-fi;. " : of bein^ defeated by six. Mis.'Edward Unnon, 70, died in! Irvin Sunday, of Oxford, and Miss PhUlipsburp, leaving a husband and j Lottie Rtnehart. daughter of Mr. and six children. ; j|n. Kdward Rinvhart, were married George F. Harris resigned as by Rev. II. A. iluell at the Baptist teacher, in the commercial depart- parsonnpe. went of the liaekettstown llijrh Four tramps terrorised Alpha nn bcnnol .and assumed similar duties In Sunday. They were heavily armed the I hiilipsburj; school, succeeding ! and attneked the new town marshal, Mvs Hazel Person. Xuil Kennedy and Stewart Seifcrt, Elias Dickison, of Green Township, son of the mayor of the borough, neai Traiiquility, from 21 acres got' Botli men were unarmed and ran into 2,250 bushela of corn. From 12 acres : the hotel t'or weapons, At Alpha Sta- oi wheat he gathered M0 bushels, i tion the tramps attacked John KoiH'ii-' From 23 cows, seven only two years • nieirh and son Julius. They also held old, he.got eight and onu-half cam : up Isaac SIJS, an Kaston baker, and of milk per day. He butchered four escaped. liogs that were U months old and '•• Mrs. RebfL-i-a Kinney, S-l, widov they weighed a total of 1,-12S pounds, i of Javab Kinney, died at the homo He was in charge of Mtv, Cora Colo- ot" ''er son, S.-imiiei, in Stewartsviiie. man';, "farm . near . th« . Trantiuility ', -Vearly i\llh-:.- life was apcnl In Ui-a«i" Chuich. ' ; Cast it? vicinity. She was the mother The Belvidere milkmen advanced \ ot" .iiftt-en children, of whom seven the ptice of' milk to seven cents n •- were Iivinjr. Her sister. Mvs. Martha qua't : Cowell, h;ui fourteen children. John P. Dickey, a veteran of the j 51L-s Jlahaki Cn.-t-ier and Clarence Civil War, Hind in TronVn ant! V.T..- F. A:::k--••;::, c.t "It -\l:y vwu m-"- btuied in Belvidere'. with forvL-i-s at vied bV Ryvl' H. IJ. 'leeeh'iiV PHlii'in- the home of \m sister, ML\S. Alary burg. Th" bride was a niece, of Mr Wilson. He w:u 09 and fjnnuriy liv-| and Mrs. George Rinehart, of Wash- ed in helvidcre and WAS one of the i inc;ton.

FIRST—No well-planned home can afford to be without a phon6- graph for its musical educational value as well as its joyous entertainment! SECOND—In buying a phonograph you will select a Columbia after comparison with all others because of its purity" of tone, its decorative beauty, and because it has ten remarkable features that will absolutely commend themselves to your favor I THE PHILLIPSBURG NA- TIONAL BANK EXTENDS Buy a Columbia for your home this Christmas because it assures TO YOU ITS CORDIAL all-year sunshine so generously. Realize what the thrill of de- GREETING, AND WISHES lightful music means—the best in the world at your command on YOU EVERY CHRISTMAS Columbia Records; music of every class, as your taste requires. JOY. And, realize what a Columbia will accomplish in an educational We arc hero way for the little folks! You can't overestimate the happiness a to serve you promptly Columbia will give you all every day in the year I and efficiently. G2 Won J1S0 OUR COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CLUB PLAN Now 125 I- . SAVED $25 makes it so convenient to put a Columbia Grafonola into your horn*. JEN reasons v;hy 7011 f It will be our pleasure to secure a definite number of Columbia should bi-^o C^..:: .jbia enthusiasts and extend them an opportunity that we could not COLUMBiA CABINETS J—Stream-line Cabinet - . > • offer in any other way. .You can join this happily-thought-out I!armonizc3 dcliehtfutly with your homo lurniahinEs. AH fmlsliea ate beautiful &n<3 Community Club plan for one dollar! And, "immediate delivery, UNION SQUARE ••• NEAR DELAWARE BRIDGE! easily kept clean, ri 2 Automatic Record Ejector**..X- . •-• if you so desire, or we'll send it by the Santa Claus Express Eliminates the search for the desired rcc* ord. An ideal place for your choice ielec- Phillipsbur&N.J. tions. Auiomatically clcan3 tlTcm befcro Company, Ltd., with whom we have an extra special Happy-Holt,

3~-Tone Control Leaves days Contract this joyous 1922 Christmas season. •.. • • • Load or soft music » you etioose—operates ' on same principle us pipe-organ control. 4—One-hand Top Come in and get acquainted. Let us ex- ,, Easy to raiee and lower without dancer ot damage or breakage. . plain all about this Community Club Plan COLUMBIA TONE Sales and Service S—UaJvew.al Reproducer which Rives natural accuracy of tons he- coitlc it is constructed to reproduce the proper balance between overtones and fun- for damental tones. 4$ Straight Tone Arm which allows the aound waves to develop • fully and naturally—unimpeded by joints The Columbia Is Recommended and Sold by and reflections—from the time they, are picked oiT the record till they emerge • tlirotieli the tone arm. 7——Tone Amplifier /.which assures free nnd natural amplifica- tion. Size and design arc tiic rcsuJt of 30 . Konrad's t, years con tant c\p-rinicrta ion t COLUMBIA MOTOR Largest Furniture S—Display Motor Brake (to stop record) operates in ths | REO motor—lot on turn tibfr Hoi elc a ncara. House Guaranteed Lisj tu oil or Ucin 409 S. Main St. SPEEDWAGON 9 Eaoa of Hindlin? Needles in Leliigh Valley Three cup for different t* pe U ed needles v: dropped irto special receptacle EKfra

10—— Non-"ct wAutomatic Step k v Phifiipsburg, N. J. It a»Oi E e rioior, unhout human aid. i 234 S. 3d St., Easton BQWLBY & NEUHAUS wh:a tile record bu finished playinc. ] 73-73 East Washington Avc. • W?shingtpn, N. J. ^ ^ . ,.\UiU—EJJwJ.

SECTION. TWO THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J.. THURSDAY, 'DECEMBER 21, 1922

.rf.ieady been convicted of .murder In Hotel Clerk and Squire. address tie. [ fi o 1er 1me111m Perhaps one of the most happy, The fact that no man is on duty NEWS NOTES FROM E'£!S« ofo7Vto55i^liui'K- th w a". l£ J' - HOME AND NEARBY | Biii" y v° ^(fan ofse »iil ino" •«! trfcd. XO'lucky hntel clerk* In North Jersey for No. >I2 docs not prove that is thu : Billy Vey, the Hackettstown f>ar. is Harry Coldbcck of the Amt'Hcun cnuso for delay. Nine times out of ' «ge mnn, ntartettdd lIns t week ffo r FloriF[_..- House, Hnckcttatown, according to ten train No. -12 is at station, nmit i d(Ian by nutomobileautomobile. His wife is with the Nowarl: Sunday Call. Fat ami lomlod and train departed before No. The Suisas Irccholilci .< have set him and they expect to spend the jolly, full of whistles and witty say- 405 nrrives. j aslue $15,000 ai the county's ednrv winter at West Palm Ilcoch. ings, ho iroes about his dejk duties Your allocation for railway mull> of Improving tile road fruin Newton , The Hebrew Association of Mld- assigning; guests to their suites and post ofllcu on No. -102 nnd No. -Ill is to Swartsv/ood, through Hampton i dlctown, N.Y., has purchased a three to the dining hall, as the occasion a good onu and, no doubt if taken up township. This is an important road I story brick building at 10 West Main may require. He has not spent all with the proper postal authorities, that Is heavily U3od during the sum- street, that city, and will remodel it llis time as a hotel clerk in Hackctts* came could be arranged. mer season and has long needed at- I for a synagogue. town, having divided his residence tontion. 1 A Clinton paper notes that Thomas What wo need in our borough is between Hackcttstown and Newark.! ftomt! kind of a civic association to Mrs. W. I. Broeso, of Elizabeth, White, of Washington, has been A few friends at the November elec- announces the marriage engagement transferred from the managership of „„„,„ . ,„ . . tnkc tho various matters up and put tion believed lmllthat he ural!rv)deserveod auad- them through to a successful conclu- of her daughter, Mils Helen N. G. | "J A. ic P. store Ini that place to one vnnccment from the desk to the sion. llrcese, tci I.eroy C. Aljiaugh, son of , of the company s stores in Eastern, "ibench and cast for him sullicfcnt votea Yours truly, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Una Aljiaugh, oC IliBh The Newton Presbyterian Church t0 t.nlit]l! Wm lo a commi,aion us jus. a R '? "nn , ', ' SSl" I™, T «;'l.»0» 'or repairs t|cnt. onl An O'Drlcn and u Ojhen came to-1 > improvements to the church, gj-----f May -1 next. Already ho nether at Newton"la.it week for tho ! chava\ and" parionngc. This will fn- 1I;IH acuuired thu title of "jtqiiire" and i llrst time In hhtory. They mot in a • <•!»«« an addition to the chapel, responds most graciously when ad- ceckechecker match—JosepmatchJoseph 0'Hricn0Hricn, tho i ""V. Harry J.. Iobst, formerly paspas- dressed as "judge." "Squire" Wild-* th;ur,pionhi , nntlMosetlM a CCohenh , tthho con- ! 'orl tthh e churchh h at AAndersond , and rick has .volunteered to take Cold- ttenderd . O'BO'Brieni , wearini g ththo frroeii,' '»><•''• a membeb r off tthh e AbAssembll y ffrom beck under his legai wing for instruc- won the cunlc.il, taking two gamoa {JunlM-don county, has moved from tion and promises to sec that Cold- INSURANCE to Cchen'«Cchcn\: one, two panicj;amcss resulting Coke.HlmrCokwhuryty to MianonM-mtnon,, where he hasi bock's maiden casciste* is tiutin>; result of a in draws. been running a garage for the past hcatcd argument from the Polish Not Just An Agent Mrj. Bridget Conley, a Hampton fow soars. quarters. THE INSURANCE MAN woman, whilu on a shopping ti.rip. t.o ; Hackcttstow...... n is read. y t„o giv„ e e.x Enaton one (lav last week, slipped on prossion to its Christmiis generosity OF WASHINGTON the icy .sitlcA:L!K at Fouith and North- < in i.u- form of n community Christ- Committees arranging for the in- ampton streets and seriously injured n"H true w! L-Ii vill provide a treat auguration of Governor-elect (ieorge In every locality there are numer- her, hip. She was taken to the Kaston : iur LAV ).'.dd'n>& of town. At the closSe. Silzer at noon, January 1*6, have : our agents who write policies. Hospital and was removed to. her j of la.il veek over $100 had been sub- recommended the Keith Theatre, in ! They don't actually know what or home the following day. crlbcd to the fund. The beautiful Trenton, as the scene for the cere- '< how the policy covers. A blacblkk bbea r iis on exhibition injtiel e usedd fof r ththe purpose was cut monies. Throe years ago when Gov- the1 window of Knight's meat market i from the Rutherford farm at Alla- ernor Edward I. Edwards was sworn ', They frequently let your policies in Iiranchville. It was shot by Kd- j muchy. into ofllce the ceremonies were held .' lapse because they have no sys- tem. ward Carr, a-Sussex man, while on , ,jason s> Hoffman, county sup.-r- in front of the State House. '• a hunting trip to Pike county, Pa. He ; intendent of schools of Hunterd-.n Plans are underway for a reccp-[- They represent companies that put three bullets into the beast, one : county, enjoys the unique distinction tion and inaugural ball at tho Stacy- hold up payment:; when loss in tthh e shoulder,holder,,, one in the head and ; of havinhavinjgr just been appointeappo d for his Trent, the evening of inaugural day, occurs. one in. the throat. The bear weighs ; th consecutive, term Its Body Is as Sturdy as Its Chassis ; ;enenth consecutive, term as suprrinsuprrin-- in honor of Governor-elect and Mrs.; They don't properly protect your • Jl»u PoundPoundss . Ud h i Ucndent, the appointment havinhi g bbeen Silzer. . ; interests. responds so satisfactorily with just what you tt r«&t tl.o taxj>ayui-i* wtiiauluriilile , de on December 1 by State Corn- Lasting satisfaction with a closed car dc- wtiiauluriilile , mnde on December 1 by State Corn- A street parade, headed by Mayor i pendsnot only upon the dependability of the want, when you want it. to investigate the Hall-Millills murder mi.?sionomi?sionor KnrightKnright . The term is for Donnelly as grand marshal, in which • IT COSTS NO MORE TO DEAL chassit but upon the durability of the body. The body is a product of Studebaker skill ease at New Brunswick but the news- [ three years and at the conclusion of Democratic clubs from every county; WITH A LIVE MAN papers did not got off lightly cither. : his term, Mr. Hoffman will ha will march, is also being arranged, In the Special-Six Sedan, Studcbaker and craftsmanship which have been devel- There were about eighty reporters i ed thirty yeairs—grown old in the and will be reviewed by Mr. Silzer ; One who stands out prominently offers an admirable co-ordination of these oped through more than two generations of and fclatur; e writors in N'ew Brims- j service, so to and the retiring Governor, Mr. Ed-1 vital requirements. vehicle building. Highest grade of materials ! above the rest wards. . •*. One who knotcs the Insurance bust- and workmanship have produced a body as Stop in at our showroom and sec. this beautiful as it is enduring. r.vss backwards Sedan. Stand off and get a three-quarter Mensficia Baptist Church. | One who knoics the value of what view of it. Note its striking beauty. Step This Sedan is o good investment because Subject on Sunday morning will i you want insured inside and relax in the nine-inch seat cush- of the saving in the initial outlay and ttfe be, "The Ansel's Song." Evening! One who can advise yon how much ions. Note the great roominess and ths moderate cost of maintenance. The price is subject, "A Wise Man's Christmas | insurance you should carry completeness of the equipment. possible because Studcbaker builds three distinct models with only one manufacturing Gifts."; Miss* Anna Sauck will lead! One who acts there ahead o/ the Take. a ride behind its 50-horscpower the Young Peoples' meeting. | iiuli/fcrcnt aucnt a/tcr a loan and marketing cost and because middlemen's motor. Try the wheel yourself. Put it to' profits arc virtually eliminated. Fifty dollars was received at the : One who doca Uls work promptly any test—every test. Try its acceleration, o>*3ter supper. | and efficiently speed, power. Ask yourself if you ever The name Studebaker stands for stability Forty-five dnllur^ was received at , One tvhnsti advice in soui/lit, taken handled a car that steers so easily—that of body as well as chassis. fair hold by Karrsvillu Union Sun- j and followed St. Francis Hospital, Trenton. He had f day school. One who represents only the lest and blyjc.it companies One who TCtfrcxcntu companies that coach lamps. Simple automatic window lifts raise or lower plate-daw windowe. co-operate with him One .who pays all just claims MODELS AND PRICES—/". o. h. factories , He was riding with Edward Fehr,; promptly and with pleasure T-Ptisi., I2S' W. U,, COH. P. One who vivcx yott the lowc.it rates '.D.,40 It. P. OH. P. and hunt ciivcruyc Tourinc -SH75 Touriac. _ _ —S17S0 One who has an up'to-ilatt; system a.) 075 RonJttcr (2.pnaa.). .. 1250 _ 1815 Roadster (3-Pa > to protect your intercuts Coupe-Rondster Roadster (4-Pasj.) .. 1375 Coupe C4-I ass0 _ 2400 „ 1U75 THAT'S ME Sedan 1SE0 _ 2050 Srinn 2750 "INSURANCE that INSURES" i-Skid Cord Tiros. Front and Rear, Standard Equipment Twelve ooyj of Hackcttstown have Every Kind of Goml Insurants Terms to Moot Your Convonionco ' I already applied for admission next In format ion Willingly (Jtven : summer to the government" training Telophono or Drop Postal to Gift ; caniM at Governor's Island. .se Silk and hand m:idti I.infiuric, ! Harry Christine Silk Kimimos, Hrfakfji.st Coats, ; Another Fat Job For Someone. \ • o'Tliere is no logical rcasrn 2 Cor. Bclviclere and Ciirlton Avcs., Washington Creation of the positon of county | * s^ h'y anyone should hesitate | K AVE., Culcrod Sill; IJbumers, uU*. 1 WASHINGTON, N. .1. | tax assessor in. cuch of the counties is | T'KI S Ir S A S T U D E B A K E R Y E A that are extremely attractive advocated by Lloyd Thompson, n J a lo lake coil-liver oil. This 3 and yet not high priced. member of the Union county Board j 8 ciif.j-izinf* food hits been an 9 of-TaxationV as a mean's "of bringing \ i"rr>VYriont factor in the | You'll enjoy doing your Christmas assessments up to true value. His shopping here. suggestion is contained in a letter ! hcailh record of thousands. § Jeanne Corset Shop to Republican f>tate Chairman Stokes. bodying his ideas on the subject and j 20 N. 2nd St.. KiiNton it will by iutt'uduced in the Legisla-j Scoffs -Emulsion of Union. HJ3 bill contemplates giv- ing each ofiicial sufiicient clerical as- tc take pure vitamine- -&J sistance and placing the ofiico on a bearing cod-liver oil. TO* basis equal to that o£ the county It is surprising how . X clerk, registrar, sheriff and surrogate: many take' it to help ^k The bill also proposes that he I "shall have in charge the work of as-: build up body and strength. I scssing all the property in his county I on all for the purposes of taxation; that i every assessor in every taxing dis- makes of cars trict in the county, -whether elected or appointed, shall be by virtue ;of his oflice constituted a deputy of the by export mechanics county assessor." and at reasonable It is proposed that the county prices. Our aim is to boards of taxation be retained as ap- i pellate bodies for recourse of dis- give 'you the best of ! satisfied taxpayers and for the cor- service arid to please at rection and review of assessments. all times. T THIS TIME when men-are planning for a suitable gift for the whole fam- .WASHINGTON OVERHAND COMPANY ily, could anything be better than a (Formerly Eckel's) 'Phone 200 "Thousand Dollar" certificate of membership Washington, N. J. in the Washington Homestead, Brotherhood Gas Oils Repairing ' Accessories of American Yeomen? It is "always paid for," and is in full force for the whole amount of

;Corh Plaster Will Make by making a,small'monthly payment. Your Feet Happy and War Savings Stamps A thin medicated plaster that For additional information, apply to Removes,corns and calluses in : The Government, 'On Dec. 15th. will pay off all CHARLES H.,FQRD, Sec, 72 hours. Protects the corn Victory notes bearing the letters A, B, C, D, E, and from pressure and stops the F. They will bear no interest after that time. ' * 114 Washington Ave. pain soon.as applied. No cure- Washington, N. J. all, no wonder-worker. Just a All such bonds in our possession for safekeeping will be collected and credited without further atten- GOOD CORN REMOVER tion by the owners. Those not in our possession 25c package at any drug store, should be brought in at once, in order to avoid loss or by mail from of interest.'. Owners of War Savings Stamps should present During the month of November, new mem- Ijendershot Drug Co. them to us in person. They will be due Jan. 1st, 1923-. We will be glad to forward them for redemp-. bers of the Yeomen S.ociety have taken out NEWTON, N. J. tion. protection amounting to - - - - If ivc can give you any information, or be of any service to it—-1 u>::—~ t« *> M-lt. Pn«e. For No,en.b«. Gemini inutui.- initi.lm,,' tin '.u' it ml !loru,.t. ,i..u,hter of C«r TT cc flttniff stir****. liummj!, die.l I-I Junction .it the alalt- v announcemenannouncementt lilivv ththee DairyDairy-- ct 1111 . J>!iJ! e u.i» onllv illl a shorh t tin -. '"'-'" « l*«SUil ! Co-OpcrntivCOt c AsiociaAi - Wilium Co inellj", .1 youiiR man of I '""'• '"'•• "f,,-1 ''•^^^'i"1 1>rlc'; Cor If?, DANIEL V. WYCKOFF , .ulB t.:cinr»tthi •huuldchld i HiH. ..aughht l.ot.ui.1l 1 '""""I" cjtablHhei a lecord price INSURANCI: & K::AL C»TATE H ld 1 '»' ' l has nm.ur bcfoio Wn ...it*. Hi. o!t, , , , -,.-- — IS Kroad Street m> .ir-u amuuutui in ihv summer, £7 ! °ytithc pooling »• Itepr^entlre leatll-.,! Kire Co-ii[nn1c» .iUi irom ..:: .uudovt on tho r.-rlm u\ only other month in thy history "Precious and priceless are the J.ui b IVomo, «f \\ ijod^rlen, ;-hip- IM the or^atitzation that came near "To know the true value of pul JOi* >kjiiK- hitler bciiK1- utini tn>-. nnrk is October, 1921, and the rtents CoMccttil C.'.n r of P-M* i'ro-* pool price in U-c ba-u zone wai blessings which books scatter books, and to derive satisfactory Local nnd Loni; Ptatinc* 'Plmtic* mri, n otic >.'iijimfit. _ NtiNun Shuwi-ll, ot Hope, t.i'i?hi *2.."i2, Honevur, in Octobtr 11)21 >i\ fo\t uitiim a -.iiort time and bc- tnf fluid price of milk p.ml by dvulers around our daily paths." *• * * benefit from them, you must feel v.iin».' k n»\wt .i- tni" ' i u\ King, ' •n thf hw> 7ont> wa* i?l,X~, which i«t 17 tent- more than the price paid by DRS. BEAM & OSMUN (\i-po. Jo-ie-, h0, dud i.i ll.uk- ticaleis in No*.ember of thi- >eai. "Books are the windows through the sweet delight of buying ittiiuv.n. Ik Wi^ bom m (Jtrman DBNTISTS Vallej, ar.d u I-. a lilo-loujr U^UILMU From t'lis pmtu uf*S2,33 is which our souls look out." them." Gas, Vapor nnd Oxytren f-jr P.ilnl.'<" ol this -i-itKin i\n.|>i hhon he nul n''lu"<-il »-}"'» f»r <.\pcnsc«, malinc Extraction and Cnvity l'rt'i>ar:t:!on thi! sold fi-vur ami mint to Califor- I 'lk' ««t,.lWul I'.'RU lJ. I'wn'bi'ra ol tho nia. At 78 hu v.-as msi-ricil the aui-unil i !!?,s";".'i't">!!,.. i0.r , November milk, S5 So. Main St.. I'liillipshurc N. J ! i.-.4l.;i. Ihls mciuduJ ^0 fellts for F'ht.Pc H9 A Good'Book Is The Best Companion OSTEOPATHY A Spinal Way to [Irallli Dr. C. YV. KKAUE, O.-tconulli . Likewise the most wholesome Gift IN IIACKETTSTOWN MONDAYS AXD TfUTItHOAVS 10 a. m. to S.30 n. m. nrji;, both oC .Mont;tr.;i, \vi.i\' niiirrii'il : „.., .1; r- •• "*" ."r"".'" """ *'." i.y Kuv. Join; From,, in Oxford. !"?"J'-, T»»* ^avuraiile ir.croajv ,n C. R. FORD & SON "TWIN SERIES" Artistic Metal Book Ends, to by Lucy Fitch Perkins Book Plates, that designate FUIIMSIIIXG UNDEHTAKHRS hold your treasured new gift ownership, to paste inside, 37 E. WashinRtor. Ave. volumes.. Charm- fi QK Itclglun Twins .Mexican Twins At nesidence. 60 Voimiiln? Ave. ninth Twins Himrtiin Twins the cover of your new 50c Lons JJlHIaiR-c Tek'i.hone t.oll) HI..- ing designs ' Kxkfnio Twins HWISH TWIIIH books, 50 boxed ..... 1.75 ^

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145 W. Wasliin^ton Ave.- Pers011.1l Attention Day or Night "HEIDI" "FAIRY TALES" 'Phono •)<; ropriucoi- of the hotel for i , W.tnt Better Dotouri. by J. Spyre i With a view to brinffin^ about a Tlio beat Kalry Tiik-rf for boy« Washington Fire Coiuiiany ; condition to be as little annoying as ' Illustrated by Jusse Wheeler an.l iilrl» priced loiv A Q UNDERTAKEUS ! possible to motorists, through the Smith. Portmyod In lit. each ; TtOC Cloud Motel. Thy eommUteo in char : tearing up of roads in construction the Alim : was composed of Henry Snyder, John ; nnd repair work next luintmer, the T. S. BRAY & SON • Cline and John Vanna'Ui. The alter | road committee of the New Jersey Hampton, N. J. . dinner speakers were Mavor Xatlian , Automobile and Motor Club, at a Countrj- c.iils n*ltlicut extra chare11 : Uillf". C. H. Parsons. Presfrtnnt of thr ; nurting Thursday night, madu plans ' i Necdham Company; T. S. Dodricli, . ior co-opiTjition with the State High- • Auto Sirvti-i' When DfNlrt-il Secretary of the Senate; S. C. Thomn- w;iy Commission and the various • .son, Councilman; D. S. Span(junbtirK, county buardi of freeholders on the • ; William Vannatta and II. \V. Alleifer; "STANDARD CLASSICS" W5i. A. STRYKER [ ox-Mayor Konry Johnston, Trost'cu- iJuriiifr the la.-t couple of years! ; tor W. A. Strytiur, Con^rc^sniun by Louis Rhead C0UNSELL0I1-AT-LAW I Johnston Cornish ami John Thomp- has been so uxiciuiive that in the sum- ! Arabian Nights Tales from Shakespeare First National Hunk Uuilciinj: ' son, President ot* the company. Chief met- time it was hardly possible to Gulliver's Travelers Tom Urown's Days StijirpTK^ c'ourt Coni^ts5ionor find I W. J. Byrne piL'siilcd, travel anywhere in the State without '• S[)ci'i!il -Master In Clmnctsry encountering torn up roads. The de- '• Kidnapped " Treasure Island Bird's Xmas I 50 Years Affo. V>urs were usually in poor condition. ' .Rag Books and Practloner in all Unitod Slates, Stat« Oovernor-elcct Silzer touched on this I Carol and Uounty Courts ; The city of Paturson had succced- condition in his address at the "ood 1.75 ""•" : by Kate Douglas • cd in negotiating a temporary loan roads dinner in ihis city Linenette of $25,01)0, with which thi; police Wiggin M, S. SEIP,.-3\L D, . lorce, school teacher:; and city afli- InBtruclive ns wpU n r* J.»ry,h«.n«y»rQn -cc'rs were- to be paid.- The nnanciai 1 cliidos l-'icderick- Roinior,' fornicr' aa entertainlns . 5O Kror.'s old. Volume J\ OCULIST ! dilliculty arose from want of etlicient county engineer, v.-ill seek the co-op- : laws to enforce collection of taxes. eration of the State Highway Com- . Over Deily Market, Centre Square : A mad cat in St. Louis hit several Kaston, Penna. miision ami ask that thought by given : children before ic was killed. to the road program for 1923* to see : A Danville, Pa., youth refused to! uiiil ail the main VOMU to any given ; keep a marriage contract because his jpoint ave not torn up, and that whore ! betrothed smoked a pipe. I detours arc necessary that thev be : "Johnny Mouse and Books for Boys and 1 put in good condition at the start ami '• Girls. William Gleason, M, was passing kept .in such condition while in use I the Wishing Stock" ! under the Scranton coal docks at (.•onnty engineers will also be asked •' 0 to 10 Yeora Dr. Horace Liclity : Klizabethport, when a workman loos- Famotis Bobhsy Twins ; ened traps of three cars of coal, 13 to work with the committee along' Ky the beloved child author, -| n similar lines. *", Johnny Oruello X*£it IJunny Brown tons in all. The coal fell on the boy Six Little Bunkers. VoL and buried him. He was rescued and The question of* additional road; 50c ^K^toj fltiinBnilcifO" £l« . was uninjured, e:;cept for a few !SIKIIS will also be taken up with the i when neetlftd. • scratches. ' .^.:ue Hig.iway Commission. i Appointtneni : Two young- women of Lowell, t Bell I'ijon^ 2 ; Mass., invt-ntwi a new plan of secur-1 Hope Church Notes. j i in_{? husband-s. They went out in boats "A Christmas Trio," is the sermon ! •with the man of their choice and con- trived to upset the boat and then . seize him ami save his life. The vic- PAINT OUTFITS Uncle Wiggily JBed lime Stories WE RAVE cim, in liii -first burst of gratitude ; and admiration, generally made the "Animals and Birds you know best how to ' A story tor each day of the month, with OUrt OFFICE 'I'D 1 desired proposal to his heroic pre- Ivathryn R-jth, the Trombone paint and draw," with jiiiintlns out- fiQ« colored illustrations. Read them to server. tvnnselist, has just concluded a very : lit, complete . Oi/C the little folks at night 29 N. Second St., Eastop I ^IE _was estimated that 5,500 acres successful revivai mission at Hone :! • of •Warren County soil would be re- mere were over twenty known con- one-half block from Northamp- claimed by the draining of the Great versions, and, many of these will join ; i Meadows. The chief expense was ox- tne church. . ; ton street (on the ground floor), ; pected to be the cutting through the ''Santa to tho Rescue," is the title • where we have fitted up an up-to ? «e Cm 11 t j be played and sung ! gj Y John i l p«orth League anil: date office and fire therefore bet •5undi\ School on Saturday, Decem- I\ ter prepared than ever to attend Mn amI Mrs Doll Cut-Outs Bundle of Books Star Mother Goose Orphant Annie Si'.t' i HV i c'\jil mltus \\ ,fin] !"I\Q' ,.tnero and, tho.| to your dental needs. Charmlnsly deecrlb- Mill Oidci IHn Santa's Legal Ad-! The favorite nursery ati j uk Fiost and the Fairv'' ed in guy, colored rhymes, prettily Il- pictures.. . ' Quun ind minj others. There will I lustrated. PHILADELPHIA 1 T Le! E b d Johnny DENTAL ROOMS . ^kome "" ' ™->- ° >'isi Special >..'. Gruolle .... Bell Telephone Easton 1865

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EXPERT in eye examination and m fitting proper glasses for the rclici ' of eye and nerve strain. WASHINGTON, -NT. J. Special Club Offers Give a Magaine Write or Phone 35-R5 for on all Subscriptions Two New Books Full of Interest Subscription as a appointment "ThoXlttlo Dog that would,not "Wat? his Tall" for the Holidays. Uttlo: Kitten That Would Not Wash Its Face" Christmas Gift. Our circle of clients fs Each Book In a fancy box at, each I constantly widening; because of the unusu- al eyeglass service Ml PlOpill\ which we render. Owner—

EAT AT THE Is your Water Pure Philadelphia Restaiirant and Satisfactory? Hess Brothers^iHentowri 68 .'CENTRE 'SQUARE EASTON TELEPHONE 100 Nothing but rho 1M* fooii—'S C! Allpn HACKETTSTOWN tle pics Our sun ice iileases HERRICK FLORIST OPEN' Dil AND NIGHT SECTION THREE THE WASHINGTON; STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 •• page!

ANDERSON )lr». Hilllli ll.i.ry -.1 l.-:,,lr,l Hi,, riirir-nil I'm Mllll n Itulhr I ncr limit of hrr COIIHIII, Alfred Smitli. hi Knov.'l- Mrn II 1 i I rhl re IPIIU a1. tun lust Knlm-tlny, « II 1 It M If rl II tcrl i Loin Mrs. I.PIM Cnlili- iiv>vn'l s-itiiril-iv It I tj.lt r I I II I \ nil vlll I oi,l i lull n fn Ilmllvi >1 lira i 11 i I , I >n on tl i Ir t! f tl o 1 r s.Id lii'r ]i|-i>]ii'rlj' In III! 1'iiliNli jEi I 1 M\irr 11 t ..in. tl I*) 1 n tir \ II Hint win MI I iH vt i II fi»1 c t II rt tl t ntr ut,loi II 1 I 1h,i » I i In I i II i I llli I 7 In \i r II Sir I II Hi. | I III II Ur I oiltlTt; I I II II I i II I II In IK 1 I I ulur I III •) I f t 11 r \ it I i i j n I I I \ III I III I! 1) I 1 M n. i t 1 f II I I I M \ \ rl i I fr II \l!l I c to is p,l I.. II III r I) 1 III II I Miss MiMm! Itriiiuix U nrli II 1 I | II I II I Uccper fur U. '/.. Wil ill ll'lilll ,i I II M If r 1 I 1 1) II 1 I III It f n We Hnl 1 *>1 itc rr u si r I II I i I . M II ^ \\ III I « r r i ll » II I I I I Ir ID 1 1 1 i I I rl 1 tl r 1 I I II I II fr lit I „ I r I VI 11 1 1 r II II 1 There Is a Sure I I M \ I M t ii tl r lln i tl \ I I I 1 1 ll I I 1 i 11 I 1 I II Ki llo I 1 r 1 I Way to a Merry I rl \ I I I I \ li I llnrr **b r;, I I I V I 1 1 sir 1 1 r 1 I J 1 M II I ll I II I rr i I \ N II M If I il Christmas II M II 1 f i i 'i »' ' After all. it is the dollars you have to I II II ( II I I I PORT WARREN spend at Christmas-time that measures 1 your happines I) I [I I UMOiNiOWN The Christmas . spirit is a wonderful S tl I s I thing, but if we have not the where- I » 1 I 1 I 1 I i 1 M i \ \ S I I M » M r II Ml I ( r vr. Hi. II M II I \\ withal! to give the gifts that the spirit I I I I I 111 . I I II III I II of the season urges our Christmas will II 1 M Mr 1 M II 1 \ I not be nearly so happy and joyful. \\ ll ( (111 I 1 111 »l rl» II S t ll lit I I I 1 S I 1 nl 1 I M 111 I f II ll s 1 1 1 \\l t I II III I II 1 If you want to lie SURE of enough MS (I I M ( II II | I I Christmas Money next year, Join the M I) \t It t 1 to I I I I 1 (I II f I I II 1 I (.!« arafo I! I r 1 t 1 S it I 11 1 III. I t II I f I It II 11 | I h I M \l III t V /Ol//—\ lo SI Christmas Savings Club I I 1 1 II 1 rr I 1 II M \l Of 1 a 1 Mr /zto r — °""^ 1 I S , I . 1 I l I'll II i 1:1 n"," il Ilio ll Now forming at this bank. The plan is I I ll 1 I 11 s )) i I i M II II II t I 1 to \\ V II very simple—and you canstart with as I MM Mi- if T, I I S I I 1 1 I II 5 J>0JX/l I / A/ little as ii quarter. Join and pay by mail. h. I I 1 to SI I I t f I . ll 1 I , M ( r_ I I II MM til PHILLIPSBURG Finnl KM'Shooting III Tra I II (I 1 II 1 II r II f I I f I f I ( I /iweut MIHffll I M II IN i ll I I I | V I) I ll f I II I.if, 1 TRUST COMPANY 1 I t I 1 Ills ic t for lie u i \ I 1 tl I I i i. I I I t I 1 I il k II I'hillipsbmg, N. J. I t I I I I Ml it K K i In .h II «ll I f I I Hi M Hnil tin' h t \ I II Open S itmd,nc\cmiH,s I I ll M lit f 1 I .1 I I t M I I I III II lit I tl I I II t I I II 1 I II t I I Ilcie i ico/ little oieiimil\ lion e tint Mould tind out in iny section of 1 l i "\Iiin Sticot i mil iloii" con enitne lints with i uieii deil of thought devoted to i i n ilmg tU loom uol lijittd it g vc X fCchno oi bioidth ind dignilj ill Ii for Hi I I Smol hoie I i I omo tint would hold ind il4i id the ncwh miuierl coup's. i t r i i The looms u well plumed ind be ule )ein= co^j they pos o tl e gie it ittnbute ll Ol of accessibility

Thrift's the Watchword A few plants and flowers would serve to improve the lions :wd .turn it into a lln I tl ll i ,1 ot „ , III lie tool; In hunting Inn ihu sub- dclifchtlul ind pictuiesquo home It h i i di tmetne pel oniht ill it c w I. Etnnce at a diligent man Is prectot — Jolomon. There are many who wish to make special gifts to special people, but.who cannot seem to decide just what is most appropriate. This is exactly the point where the most practical and useful gift is the right gift. We offer many more than arc listed here, and merely make these suggestions to indicate the variety available. vu \ o o"trriTn->T-\T<-< Individual ink wells or sets in the Bill folds, pocketbooks, diction- .± L11.KJ UUUi J.XNVJT attractive Emeraline line as well as iries, memo books, and individual cut glass and embossed metal. A playing card cases, all covered with We Are Offering This Week till to liumom/B with in Jibi uj the best grade of leathers, and in finish. variety to suit many tastes

Papetries in all Straight grain grades and com- leather music binations, boxed rolls, with plenty attractively in of room for sheet gift packages music, one or two and at prices told it S 00 ranging from $15 At Rock Bottom Prices to $1.00. Tim" wK n leil liithdi ci e Sets of shears and paper knife, in Silks Madras Especially Priced For the •rold edged cards, and extra quality leather scabbard, at $3.7! Pongees Percales chips. Holiday Trade Brown leather writing case, ade- I quately fitted, just the thing for the Bibles and New Testaments cov- writing table or traveling bag at ered in limp leather in all conveni- Men's Wear Men's Handkerchiefs Ladies' Pointex Hosiery SbOO ent sizes from ?12.00 to $1.00. Plun 10c I c 3 c Puie Linen >0c S2 0 Si CO 3 0 i 00 NICELY PACKED IN Imtnl j ,c Book Racks in the famous art bronze. Not really solid bronze L\dies IUIW Sill: Hosiery HOLIDAY BOXES 1 but a patented base material cast in many art designs, covered with 00 $2.50, S2.S5, $3.00 a coating of Bronze material. The last touch for the library table! Ladies' Handkerchiefs L"di s " nd wool and wool hose Neckties it 60c >• 10 ?!'),?1.50, $2.00 $2.50 50c to. $2.00 Picl ed 6 in bo\ Sit SI 00 SI >0 Dennison's Handy Boxes contain Apartment sectional Bookcases in Cull' Link; JOC to SI 0 Sepuitt IJC 2IC 3JC Ladies' Kid Gauntlet Gloves everything that you haven't got Linen 50e (. eil \ e Uin "Mil e $3 00 period designs always make an ideal Kumapart Buttons when you need it—Cora, Labels family gift. 50c to $1.50 Paste, Glue, Adhesive Tape, Rubber Tie Pins JOc to $1.50 Bands, Paper Clips, Key Tags, and CHILDKENS Men's Kid Gloves Suspension Rings. The boxes are Watch Chains SI 00 I lttle Erabioideied I i!\uie 2 fox 2 c ei lu-ran 1 id ie blown, C ilend i in I e ulitul I t designs 1 = large or small and range in price with suitable sentiments for all the Arm Bands & Supportei 75c to S1.50 b! ill 00 ' 0 W 00, $3.50 from .$6.00 to 50c. rear, $2.25 to2E» Men Genuine Suspenders jie to ?1 00 W. DRIVING GLOVES Brown heavy grain leather desk Silk Hose ..50c to $2.00 Alpaca Scarfs Sheep lined (leu e lined the kind that et h ind omel tooled w ith gold Educational Drawing outfits at S2iO s 00 Si 0 I eeps \ oi i h u d n urn '•i 75, $3.00 consisting of pad, blotter, ink well, S6 00 contain o\ei thing tint i lu Wool Hose Sje to ".150 S> >0 SI ,0 si >0 S6 00 paper holder, calendar and pen wip- dent requires to make Mechanical Shirts, Special SI 10 u i $16 00 ind Aichiteelui 1 Di wint, Men's Shield Tex Ties Men's Felt Hats .$2.00 to $4.00 Men's Sheep Lined Coats m mte pittcins Toi dies oi woik There is a large interesting selection of desk sets in Tabbard Silver, and Men's Genuine Velour Hats S 00 2ic t r0e decorated enamel finish metal. These sets include all the necessary pieces Puce S9 00 SU 00 S16 00, $17.00 for the well appointed desk at §20.00 and les CHILDREN These are only, a few. Visit the store if only to see what is there. Tell Smli Chu s to bu\ ^oiu *oe>; ml 1 eif nib You may not buy, but you will at least'know how you can be satisfac- bei boots ulics ind Oood w urn ho e Olo\c sheep lined coil it Cieu lings torily served at

LADIES MEN MONTAGUE'S Tell Santa Claus to buy your Tell S mt i Cl m he can get hoes I ul bei <. silk oi w ool hose shoe uiblei cloth md lubber 237 NORTHAMPTON STREET, EASTON umbrellas, silk 'or gloria silk utc cottontul Pus nn fells, lioik on all i ssibli. till tcls Of cuir L OHI sdccli i i I rt< il r |l» III ok guuinteed itCie\elmgs i he 1 1 ill Bi md mbbei Loot felt and you waul Is not in stock, we will set it for you immediately, No.-16 E. Washington Ave will get the most hero for his leithoi lippeis of the betlei ' money. glide dCiexehng THE WASHINGTON .STAR/WASHINGTON, ^N/j.,tHURSPAY,vDECEM^ ce-a)-Week Ni World, $2.75

Significant Incidents in the-Lives of Famous Women ,'Bv MARSC STtTYVESANT —- — Rugs How Grace O'Mallcy Won Honors ftrent a Queen. TJN th« sixteenth century, when-Kllwi- 'fercd'ii largo «iim'for"h«r npprchcnslon, 5 beth relk'nrd over KnBlanU as'Queen dcuhlml It was '(wjser to tiavo her for •;• ».r.(l was nominal sovereign over t.ia nn ally Lhnn nn enemy. So she Invited Irl-iii In-Jund wit.i dlvltletl Into petty Oralnno to court. , htrtirdoms, cacti havlne a klup ur tlitel- On the way up tho Thames. In her tnlti of its own. magnificent Large, Grnlruio bore her Of iheso Independent ni!*rn. Owen taut son. called 'Toby of'the'Sea*." O'.MalU-y tjtooil nut aa tho most fenrloss This Irish hcrolno wan received with nnd jioworful leader. His domain was great pomp and ceremony. She, "the on tho went coast.- He protected it. of Queen of the West," entered England aa necessity, with « weU-cqulvvei} JJeet ofn sovereign coma to meet a sovereign. galley*, manned liy gallant sailors. Her black hair fell like a mantle over SECOND NATIONAL BANK O'Mallcy lltenilly ruled tho waves of her shoulders, and was : fastened by a that portion of the Atlantic. And by gold dagger at'the .nape "of her neck. lila «IJu on the deck "f W« lias chip, in Under her chieftain's cloak, which wn.i sr i all sorts of weather, and In the fiercest thrown back, was revealed a gown cf (.attic*. «ttXHlnbt>autlful glrl-lils daugh- scarlet velvet, cut low In tho neck nnd PHILLIPSBURG, N.1 ter. WliQ was mcce at homo on sea than showing her white throat. en land. Some of tho ladies of the court tit- Our • 1923 Christmas Savings Club is Owen O'Mallcy died when Grace or tered at the ..first sight of this unfrtflh- "Urainnt.*"—»i Gallic—was nineteen. Al- lonr.blo bat picturesque costume. But as now .open. \ though women at this time had no right a poet wrote: ot inheriiiiiu'e tsither to money or power, "Nono laughed again who met thai itm fvii-l.-.is girl took l>rr father's place item nnd (lashing eye." You are invited to join early—Have n» "chieftain. Her people trusted hor, Elizabeth received: the Irish queer each member of the family join and nml her lishtlne men followed her na with treat warmth. Cralnno djil not thev ha

s • " • • • '. t The different classes are: HUG SALE CONTINUED Deposit 25c each week and receive $ 12.69, ALL THIS WEEK Deposit 50c each week and receive $ 25.38 ' ^YHh every S25 purchase of Rues we !.»ive you a TlisscII Deposit $1 each week and receive,$ 50.76 Carpet Sweeper or it 27x51 (Genuine Velvet KHJ;, free, for Deposit $2 each week and receive.$101.52 this sale only. Deposit §5 each week and receive. $253.SO Smith's Extra-Size Seamless A' Speciaf Queen Elizabeth Received Her with Pomp and Ceremony. Deposit $10 ea. week and receive. $507.00 Heavy Tapestry- Group j AH-Wool Her name became a terror on tho seas. causo of hor .people, and told Elizabeth Axmin- Brussels Velvet Tapestry Perhaps tho term "pirate" sounds that her aecnts In Ireland ware not onlj criminal to ua of today. But we must unfair to the Irish, but disloyal to Eliza, ster Rugs Rugs Rugs Brussels rumombrr that piracy wa3 legitimate letfa. • . • • Over $90,000'paid to depositors in 1922 Club. then. Drake. Raleigh and Gilbert :wero Tho English queen gladly rectlfletl thii 11.3x12 ft. 11.3x12 ft. practically plratea. jondltlon, and offered to make Gralnni Open Monday evenings from 7 to 9 and every business day 6x9 ft. 6x9 ft. Sii ' nralnne considered her piracy as. th« a countess, which, however, ahercfused trade by which sho lived. Sho sup- Instead, she asked to have her newly. ported her little kingdom and Its peo- bom son, "Toby of too Seas," made ai ple by tho loot she brought In from tho carl. This the gracious Elizabetl .00 granted. It Is from him that thopres Slightly imper- ; Oralnne married twice, and each time ent Earls of Mayo aro "descended". - Seconds fect 1 Mill Seconds Imperfect j united her kingdom with another pow- Gralnne returnedto hercountrytWhen rrfut one. Through her first marrlago aho riot only foupht for her subjeCU u. Daniel 0'Flalu-rltle. sho acquired protection and livelihood, but watcher OiiraKaliuolle Castle, one ei tbo strong- over them like the good mother sh> .,,I.f hold:-, of the west coast. was. Sho woa'a Just and beloved rulec lUr second marriaeo, to Sir Richard nn ablo statesman and a valiant com fore; I'urke. was also one of polltic.il necos- mander. • • . Open Evenings 037 Northampton St., Easton Hltv. HowflVor, It was very successful, Her'lost act'before her death was ti 'and several children were born at sea, endow a monastery, for Grace O'Malley 1 Pnmo;;t!c affairs did not prevent Oralnno the pirate, was a highly religious worn from defending and providing for her an. Her name ha3 come down througl history aa tho "Good Queen of th. Tliis str«ii;.;o woman broame so power- West." But to prcservu her kingdom sl» Star and Thrice-a-Week N. Y. 'World, $2.75 ful that Queen tCilaabeth, who had of- was forced to bo a pirate.

GLEN GARDNER ; : .Mrs. Kli/;i Frilis iw slimline w>mo; : ::inc ill llr.lljir.il. vir.itin^- lit"- brutliiir. : I (.'bark's lliiwk. '' -Mrs. .Iraiiii' Iliflil. only ilnuplilor of i Mr. 1 Mrs. .lames Ilislil. (if lllis iilucc. I iitni! Uslw (»|i(ly!;i. i»f Ihuii'li'ii. wt-ro mar-i j rk'd last v.-ct-i; hy Rev. K. K. alit'rmaii, at • "'M'I!"!!I,J '"l'.~!''"n.''n'.v''lV. Ituslr of; Plaiiilii'ld were Sunday ;:m;st.s of Mr. | Uusli's jiarents •. .. . ,.^ ; Mrs. UIIIKI' Ri'vuolils ami i-liildn'U •<>[' Iliilsiil,.. raiZaln-ll'i. i.lii.|,t i.vpr Kundity ! wirli Ciiiini'lliiuin mill Sirs. Jl. II. I'oltcr. j Jlrs. Ihia'l Oiiuvvr (if Kiislnn vi.iilml | lit'f liari'iny. ilr. ami Mrs. lOlias Dralic. IM Sii . . ! ! •The ^'li iimm-il will hold an nd-! Every Taa in Our Store Bears a C jj.mrm'(l iiii},' Kriilay nieht uf thisj j " ThV "i'rcsliytrriircsliyt a ; Stuitlnv ' st-hool j I:<;UU!! f'linsliiiill i cxi''iTtsci s in (•onnce Gifts for Every Member of tke Family i wiili i next Sunday j i Kfimlurs will jilsft rcccivt' tlieir annuiil' j Clifislm.-if! trout at that time, and sill'iire : I rcnliestctl to be jin'SPijt. j Prices-are Vi's. this town i:; Koitiu' to liave elcelric! Illtihts. Xo. we ciin'i sive you any \w-! lirtiliirs just timv. but Juk-r we" \v!M tclM Just you all iilioul it. It's ruminj; r:.:v this; iii'ic however. WHAT \VK SAW LAST AV"! K. i Right ! Doll Carriages and Kisjlit Inline inifii ejilin^ (ivster stows in I mail's luncli lfinins Tiuirsilny nljiht.. Team nf ]]DI>CS Iiiti-licil l<» road s'.'tiiief oiher useful toys liciitlcd fin- tin; Sanatorium lo ri'imtve an; inch of snow. . : AnotInn1 wirloiitl of co:il tli.^jipi)*?ni- from • for the "Kiddies" Ilixon'syiird. . | 1'aiil Jones drivinj; :i tcaiii of horsos: thnniKli t(iwi) ;it less than forty miles an hour. : Plain or Banded Tcli*|ilio:ii! man t-liinbin^ :t polo like :i airtight, with locks, rabbit. ; : Woman iniHins K1«H! contaiiniir,' hnby '• : 'C well made. Just over Imn: Mcluwiilk. Smncliodr hurt! the Gift for "5H-' ncuinHy t-lttirL-d'off the aiuewiilfc. after' liuly." I.i'W Ilartnim ninyiiiK Street Commis-l .sirtuer in (tiicninB.ilniin nl. GimiiiL-r's Cor- ' tier io ]i(>L'p from tioiiiK drowned out - ilnr- '< iuj: tiic lli:i\v. .' i 'Jinn full from tint billowy of fJlnn! ' rpHAT bright-eyed, rosy-cheelted youcgsiiir of yours) Has 3he been whispering Cianlncr h»U lo tin- floor Imfow IIIIPIIIK I 1 to Santa Claus again this year? Coaxing him to bring a piano—so'e she can Hie K«i:ml of Trml« ilmicfi Saturday nijclit. Pictures and Too iniicli Imotch. ; ^tart j,<>- mi.!Sic lessons? C Think how much music meanB to hei. Soon her-little 5 fingers could be trained to play music—with the aid of tho wonderful Playerpiano. Mirrors NORTON Please don't deprive he: of music another day Q Surprise and delight her on Christmas morning with a brand new Playerpiano. This gift of music will mean Mr. ami .Mrs. William' Mitehell are en- much to you and to her in years to come. . * Gas or Electric riiiininK It in nwilier, lira. Mary SIUcli- eli. (if Clinton. . . • Table Lamps Mr. and .Mrs. (Jiw^e Goidnu moved lo Stanislaw i.(!intH(-hilzl;y jilace on Silt- ; REMOVAL .SALE , Kitchen imlay. 80 new lamps re- Mr. and Mrs. Goor^c Fleming enter- tained their Mm-iti-lnw iimt'wifc, Mr.-nnd ceived this week. Cabinets 1 New designs. MI'K. Ct'i-il Him , ami diiiiL'hlcr of Clin- Mother's Gift ton, on Snndav. ' iV; > .John Trout. >if-Qiiitkcrtuwn vipltctl liin #12.00 to $30.00 eaves time rmd la- nie're. Mra. Hai-l Went: I;is(. Snndiiv. . Complete bor. .Miss Viola'Hmldicsnii was the j,'iicst of .Makes it possible Jor yuti to have JciiniR Kounscvilh) IIISL Siindiiv. $1 a week Jlrs. .losopli Mi:Conne.ll and'son, liny- •Music in your Uoir.c jor Cliristmaa nioml of Anusindak1 iinsned Kunilav with full? equipped llii'*M m'iiilii'w ami wife, M'r. and MI-M. Karl Wmm. . . Mr. and Mrs. M. Jr. I.oi.t wore rocont An unusual opportun- Come in To-day visitors uf llieir dtuiKlifer, MVH, Joseph Mnduire^of Tlami.ton. Take advantage of this .Mr. and-Jlrs. Elmer Iliifldlcxon and lit- ity for you at tliis Oft ik; son (Jliffonl of I'Vonchtowji spent one opportunity today. Per-Y tiny la.sl week wlili'hiH l>rollicr. William Season Time to pur- haps never again will you and wife. . Jlr. and Mrs. Irviji Friltn enfertatned .receive an opportunity' to Mr. and JIIH. •.lofioiih I'iUeiiKi-r on Wed- chase Musical Instru- •buy ouch a high-grade nesday of hi .si week. •Mr. .tiiid -AIi>(4. .Utiorjcn VniiderhiltVot -piano.for~so little money. Ml. I'lciisant visited he.r brother, Win. ments, Furniture; Lluddleijoii. Lamps and Shades, arcd js Sonora Phonographs JOHNSONBURG Clear As a Bell Gift Novelties ia great HARDlftAN'-. PIANOS Mi>s Giissie itryimtflH m very ill with $775 Players, : ,$625 dropsy and licuri. troubk' at. the limmvof Christmas Records her mother. Varieties. $600 Players . . $450 ili'Sf'Fnnil; '(inivor and tluugliior, JUSK add Rolls Mary, have retunied fnna a visit will) $550 Uprights . . $475 relaiiv<-!i in Newtmi. $500 Uprights ..$375, Miss Ijtftlwr Donne speiil. a imrl. of hisl $400 Uprights . .$250 wri'k with- Miss Mary (irtiver . SH-llii and Kaly Kowulxttik •Imvo reeov- ercd from ,(hi: mraslon. 1 Mar,ner3 Exposed. WRIGHT MUSIC STORE All Pulchases Made Up Until Satuiday Nisht A sure-siRn of ill nunmorsis In ia\k FURNITURE, LAMPS & SHADES lonrl. If you m. in n- Imhlt -.vlien you I Will Positively Be Oclivcied befoie Chnstmas. go Inln » store nf tnlhtnp'In suoli u loud, Open Evenings''Until Christmas voice the .iuuitor In rlio cellar lienra " . 154 NORTHAMPTON ST. ' ; you, (]ult ft. ^ All jll-lirea. jiepplc.-tulk so lout] that tliey drowii everyoVie iu "•- room.—Arliansaw Thomas Cat. '-(• , y A HINGTON, W. J., TflUftSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 •t r —v^^j

EiiNton IIOHIJIIUI mid litter (o Mtilhcnbtri; lioxnttal, Pluinfield, where an Xraj wu token und the Jnjtirj located if the l'rc*b\U'iinu church arc rejroiitnj: I(IH IQ Inne the clinpp] wired, all bids (o The Pretln torian Simdnj ficlioo! will hull) 1ft llnireda (tothn) In tlir courxo give n GhriHtinas pnrtj to itK members nf thnu ]iraitiuill> .nil honuK will be anil Ihilr frit nils tWay t\enmir In tile Laetoiwnniia.IIeljihtJi, Sklllimin Hill lightelidited bb (loftt-UlK and the (Jlui- chnptl A Hhort program of Chrlstinaa and Mnin Mtrcet have been equipped-wllli Hamiltoton 'Coiiiixiiiv mamn\\ extencxloixdl tlit (11- tarols, reritatioiiH and wifos will be nn electric fixtures mid the tond. tile bonmlnr of the .,_ „.. dcriil after whlefi n tieat will be ' IIIICH wheru the work in aimpleted, wits In order t o rtndhi thth e ontljlnttli : districts ilic cbl1fln.li It v. liffhtnl Saturday nijjlit fur Ilii'-flrat, fnnn J\!ICIP thev nl«o desire to IIL on the line fun nnd mom mal< 4.SU l(i,31 unri .the roHidi'iiiH tlioit^lit (lie; "V Cntludie LIIUKII nnd parish arc now WhilWh e working on the farm of L'alrhk lint] moved to'lliu city, lite i Ilium nation ting wind 'Miilll" n ononee ihw liiHliiHtt \wu\ k .TiiLob Cole tiacl foeiiijj very nut Mae lory. Tlio coiu'piiny w A[rn Willinm Connoll} inct w ith an ono of 1I!H hrokct •workinworking aalmostnljthl ljthtt and day in'onleinoer arclduit whih' Clui**trmiH tdioppln' in linh g on thh e incinbei Sir Cole UNH haul 1.1 ) IIIUI L titin HKIIIHIIH injhijhe wholwhohle to\yo\yii iin Huston last lliurwluv whin «ho Hllppid uiB out manure anil the wbifTletree broke on the wagon One horse daKhed ahead operatiot n bbj CliiNtuuuNtuuuNt i A nunumbemb r of on the it pn\emuit and broke n small Redouts utc H1H6 ll l l hone in lttr kg She was takm lo thetlnowing Inn mull i tin feet of the other lunliiK tlicir Imise, which ' Cole _ Ilnrrv ShurtH son of Mr aili Mrs Gcnrifi! ShurtH of fahurtH* Corner broUe la* right (inn below the elbon liwt I'udii\ nu,ht pin mg on tin- school ^roiiuds at Asburj. Ihe aim was broken in [\\{j plaus He was taken ti doctor when tbc b g'he true spirit of Christmas is exemplified in this store by resting lomfoitabl "Mis rrnnlt Shropf inlcrtaincd seven offering better values at lower prices than elsewhere. of hei hiinda\ school (lass at hei hoini haturdn afternoon Giitnts were phued YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. and rrfri xhnants sen til and all tin little gin sis \otui their teaeher it charmitig Men's Suits and Mrs Lulu liowlbv lift Sundav for Ladies' Fur Trimmed I'hilhpsbur^ where sin will spend tin wuttu a( (be home of her son, I \\ ItounsaMl Coats Overcoats | MihS HIILII TiBnr returned Handsome garments of .stylish fa- Popular fabrics in new street and OPEN EVENINGS duticH at Laiibarbs stoi Mouda aftti bdng IIOIIK suiu last \\II in nk a bu Piistim last Tildas 'Itn infant fluid of Mr, and AIis Tranl. G irthwnitf is ill MISMS Hildn nnd Illla Mowtr Ime htui on th< Hitk list Belated shoppers will still find good An ittld md Hal es of Comfort slippers, storm footwear and snow IMJ, in to f ill huttilv both Miss \\.PW iju i\nb ©iris Bninswiil ipei t &untl i with hi moth tr Alts 11 Uube Chiif^tmas shoppers in Hastoii Mm In great variety at economy prices. din \ieie Mrs L 11 Umlln and son Piul Ahs Luther I\c land AIiss loins* GENEROUS CKEDIT TO ALL! kluuititt Ahs niflsiiu Hat Lett Mis IIcnr\ \\erkheiser AIIK 'llionns SIilu Mix 'lliomas < iatn Mi" Alathins Itill and dinihlitii f ulliLntiL and Airs Harold Smith Mrs T S Jim Mmtcd m I ision last Wednesdm Arthur]1 Kiddle of IVith \mbo\ and AIiss lent 11 Muittof 1 li/nlHtli mr< itu ih\ nitsis »t Mr Kiddles mother, Mis

\\ iltiam ( ondil is having the interior j oi his house unndeled CLOTHING CO. Coiinnlninii mil Mis Itubnl Coition nntPilmiiMlon ^nndn Mi and Mrs I I 7&a VarmaK Stores Co.h. P1OIP\ and it uulih t Miss M n f; in t Mi md Mis t hntou I Im. \ and claunb 25 So. Thiid St., Easier. In Mis, Mime I allot \\ i^hiiiktoii and Mi and Mis lliudd Vlhuulit of 1 aston Mis \ It lUmliiifr sin nt Tut mint with liicads in rnstou Mi nml Mis ( imjm MIH pc of Phil Iipsbmn wen ^mida\ \isitois of All and Mi* VuMiu Kttiiun AIis Willniin Sill is ill with tonsilihs Tn 1 the two \e ii old on of Minoi and Mis \\ H I'tiMu m ill fnim m ittad of,up bnidin u on pneumonia Ahss Pnimu Duek\ oith is sufTuini, with tonsilitis Ahdni^ht Alat-s at St Anns Catholic ehiinh it 12 oelod Chnstmas IZ\Q T tit 111(1 ~UI*. E O BlMlHl II Ul IS tlu it Musts™ (i mid i\ All C Kiitiiu of \cw ul and tiiui daughter and son in litt vli md Alls H iKn/L of Ko- Don't Disappoint the Family \illt Mi*. Miin tnibiwood is spdiding i few di\s with hei son md daiiM'itti in This Christmas! law Ah ami Airs Charks Undeiwood nt 'Doui Mis I ndtrwood will (ontimie h( r \isir to ]tndn'cpott Conn with her Mother and the children have been wanting a diiuhtir Mis IIuiv fetitLtu befoie ic phonograph for a long time, and are hoping'you will .luiiiin,, lo IKI hoini. hut ! Mis 1 hiHti I inning his iceeptid i not forget them this year. Of course it will be a I ositiou in I TiitL liios stoic it Glen CORNISH, for in no other make can you secure" the 1 'ilirold CMIIPIS of Ilulittxtown was Only 7, More Shopping Bays $efme Christmas mellow tone quality so characteristic of all Cornish in town Moniln leniwiiu old acquaint phonographs. ancis Vll tin tnti ins are eomina home now Since the opening of our 7th ANNUAL 20%» CHRISTMAS BONUS SALE we And the best part of it all is that the price is wilhb. th^ r ti r i1 i Hi^etlv spmt i few di\s i C \ list week have been busy every day. The public realizes \that,a cKscotfnt of 20% from oiff veach of everyone. CORNISH phonographs are made right hid on ( union is slowh recoMtm, here in Washington, and sold DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY fiom n sum attad ot j,np year round low prices is worth coming'af terand that gifts^of Jewelry, Ivory, Sil- Mis I lm (ool md Mis n ml tin This means a tremendous saving on every sale. We don't want sitnf i d i\ I tst- weik in Piston verware etc., need not be so expensive when!purchased! 'here. Come in—buy what you to take this on faith,—we want.you tpjook around, and AIis limn A\LI11IOISU is end l taming you need—and deduct 20% from the total amountjof {your f (purchases. Nowhere then come in for a.demonstration. You will be surprised and hoi liotlai Vuniist Clien of Ion,, else can you save so much money onjgiffes. delighted. I loid &t iples is nui ing i pinned ml It '1 ho n\,ul u inonlhh business meeting ol lh« ( omaion Council w is lit Id last iii(sdi\ evening Onh tin usual loutine Choose From This ListfofiSuggesihns Cornish Piano Co, of business was (misled and ill 1 ills oidntd paid 'Ihe list mi etui,; of the WASHINGTON, N. J. ten will lie IK Id nn Dn 2M FOR.HER Mis Mini Culm,,' md Mis Clinics Player Pianos QRS Music Rolls Inn id spmf AIondi\ in Piston Wrist'-Watclies Upright Pianos , Vocalion Records Hnimuli ( hi] I I Hil\ union tnd A'atches 1 ul I imuik h l toi Dtliw ne \I.S|LI l Grand Pianos Phonographs di\ to IIOI i li« dns oi dui hunt Watch Chains Diamonds ID. Pearls ( lm tints fominuniu in (hi Pu h\ Scarf Pins teiian < Iiineh Sundn moinin Hit M i Diamonds Rings bad wtulhoi list Snmln e\eium, until We Lavalliers this SUIK1I\ when a hu-i. 11 iss uill |H •$, Rings »oiiii m(inhoi ii shoit tnl! oi tho pio^iiss of tin wei of lords Dn Vilnme \e\t bin In uniiiif time will IK f liristm IS , i nols Cliiisimis Pinion md pineis ' lie •ftibsuiber uboiit to lcltnrpu h liilimni, l ol£u In1* t-iitnt stodv 20% lliul nisiuhiiii'ry at1 jniblicanle :tt IIIK rcsulcnco' kn n' ».s' tliu O.snuiu buino- d BROADWAY Discount

West of Brass Castle Ilohait Pboch of Pnston spent un 8 1 At 12 O'clock Shorn,' on ('nv with his im,ents Vi 4nd AIis T H Eboeli Afrs G J/ Cook w LS JIu ^arst of hoi Earrings pinenis Afi uul Mis Oia \\ lshbtiiu of Cuff Buttons THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1922 &to\\irts\iJh ITudiu Cameos AIi and Ah*: Nn'^nn ir H SOI T Belt Buckles of Wiihmgtnn anil A ictoi AVIIBOU of AV Silverware M\CHINER\—Foidston Tiacioi now with ulows 2 plow , 3 soe OnniRo usiicd AIi nnd Ah J II Watch Charms Pyralin Ivory tion pring tooth hnnow * section spike tooth leveling himow No 2 Ellis AluUhlci Sundae Koislone thrrslm unrln> with Air and Airs Call Cool Gold Knives Necklaces pneith nninniL spieadei now 2 ton faun wn^on nnd bod\ faun waj,on "Mi and Ahs Tames Did of Phtlli] s dump bnd\ ha\ sides > sols of harness ^timMonc, whiflkliecs chims bin(i wpto Sutula\ Msitois of Afr and Shaving Sets Mesh Bags tools S nulw tans n

* / _J%W ' THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER.21,,1922 '•-• ..--•• • • " '" SECTIO''" '* N THREE- 1 jp and: two'.brothers/Mrs. Sarah Tilton de-it of tho Women'H Christian Teiapcr- iliniijT KitiatH of Mistt Zeilu Hnwk cxerciKCH wllli jtrnyt'i*. Orand Ma'aler at Clinton. Alissi-a Mary jind Mildred Shcrcr., •< and Daniel Mctz, of PhilHpaburg, and i IIU' Union. \wm hi (lie borough on Itublirwoa'of ihu State I-od^c watt the! Jain(!s*'O.; Connie, Sr., made nrbnsincss ||i William Metz, of Allentown. Tiic-day of ianl week. A jmrlor mei'tiiiK I Mr. ami Mrs,'Isnnc T. Huff anil sons, lirinunnl siieaker of the evening. Itcv. trip to IttKburg on Monday. He IH mov- 3Ir. nii'd *Mra, Reynolds and 'two chil- IVDEATHS She Was a faithful member of First wn« held lit the home of MNi KIlniMli i I'HIII, JinnLi and Ilcrniird, .SJHMIL Sumlnj M, II. I,oololan, naHtor of the StcwuitH- Utp hiH Htavc factory to Lebanon, Pa, dren of Hillside were over-Sunday cneHtu WilHiimson mid n muss Hireling Inter in J it Astbiny ultli Sir. nml .Mrs II. V.ville Prc'loturinii tbun-h, iil»o RjioKe and 1'ridc of Touchstone Itctieknli Lodite of Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Totter., Methodht Episcopal Church. ilie M. II. tlinri'li. .MIK. .1. V. Willner, H ii licit ami fnmilv. a cliorut of tliildn-n trnnc Tlie Ornml- Walter Ainerinnn of Newark iias been tlic local ]>rt>«i lielfl an iint'iircocinl at the liomo of Mr. Edward E. Snydcr; jiiifm r nnidc the |>n>Heiitiitinn addiiws and Mi'i. Fi.'d Pfnu. , HliejuiiiiB a few days with Mr. anil Oil™. Alfred M Smith , fft'lh mil do the ])rhiciiuil tiriilriwi. cliililtfii of Went I'urliil mii'iit yitnnlay and on liclmlf of tlu'; ltloouiHbiiry Indue JohirFortre. k Alfred, M Smith, a life-long resi- Edward C Snjder, 61 years old, M!HH I,OII!NU IIIXOII of Hi-li HririiU! via- iv illi Mr, and Mrs ['t-rstoii Ilaikctt. ^a\c ltenjainin Harrison a beautiful ««ld Miss Nuney Murry left on Tiirnday to Sfdent of Knowlton township, died in-il Mrs S. .1. KtimiflK on Tiio^day. \..ildi f(d),-viiibIna!itiL* of tlio ordt'r. for died Ihur^diy morning in Sacred Mr. ami Mi" 1'im.l U'rimi ami1 two ! -GLEN GARDNER Hjiond the winter with friends in Brook- yednesday afternoon of last %\eek, Heirt Hospital Allentown, following Kduin Sliiiniian. Kdwunl Cost")lo, lint- rlnlrt'ii <>r Oliio nir HPIMMHIIK Minn limehis seniu'H na WffCtniT of the lodso. lyn. ' ' ' gedfSO years Death is believed to an opctntion Mr Snyder resided at i?ll I'k-ktfl. Fmnk Hoirmnn, John W. t.iili Mr. ami Mis. .Tames O'llam nt Wi-sl Rev. Looloian, wlio IK a iiast ^niml Mr. and Mm, Harry W. Hush of Plaia- ,ave been due to injury received in Crm'Hiic, Cluster Smith mill Dr. lMwutd ,1'ortal. muster, was [ucutitctl with a K

H'nt].!i- t-n Anminl ClirisimiiH c\orci^f' iniiici* iln- ThieM-H stole chickens fiom John l^hjard Iloi-bakor niOM'd lii« family day (-ni'st of Mr. mid AirM. JAMJII »U..- ffifloor unconscious He remained in \\ liter I uolu of Phillip^burg, nnd 'iih IHT imrents, Mr. and Mrs,iii>.|.,u. . tit the Itlouni'-bui v I,odui> of tlic •mill., Harry Jtobbim and Williiun •Kcii- nnd"'Household effcit* fiom PhilliiislnirK Natta. purlnienl igthis condition until his death on Hu^d1 Sindtr, ol* PhiUipsburj:, and 1. 0 O K., took iilnn* ttitlnj MOIIJIU ii d> mi rrfdiij niKbl. into a part of I lie Fariow homestead on MI-H, Aloii7o Drake spent Soturdny at prices J as Wednesday Ltlund bmdtr of Pittsbuigh, Pn. Mr> .M.irtin Harper spem Siitiinliiy nt in Odd Fellows Hall. The di-ioriilioiH of Oeorce Itn^etttiuiKcr of I'itlMmr^Ii Apent Main Hlit'i't, Sattirdity, ' ' ' Ni'wurk. 50c, 7S| B He wis i f turner icsident of Riopels- (!»• HCVU-VM! with iiis wife «rid lu's iKir- Mr*. C/inrles I'ntter leff (Iiis week (o Minn Grace Snayzp ot XVir YwU hn» Deceased was the oldest son of tho l.i^tir Aliul moieil Itw fimiily ti» .Ti-rscy lili'usliif; "-Li'lie. Cuitviiiftmui aiiioiij,' tin- «J, \i'.ii her dinuhler, Mii«, A^bt-'r Cincion been viwitiiiK Uvv mother, Mrs. Leantlm ate Charles and Hannah Blair Smith ville. uanu d during the time he resided (.'in mi S.tliinl.ij. hirt:i' iimnbiT \\hn iiUcinlud wmc ilio thil-j Sttn>yc. ( . • Books " P p b» fo'KnvcJ the occupa- ToM-pli V.mviy of Pliillliu.lmrR spent at Sjraense, X. Y, • s^«nd resided on tho old home tc ul s I'tirmiiii Di-biirt ami fnmilv IIIMI* nmv- .Inn, all iHfK1iiii1 \>i th- tinptMtanti- »f r Hi.- vvLck-end with Mr. and Mrs. Mm Xancy Minry vjient Sunday with Mn,. John DoiuiL'ib in snendink Vome gwfarm, near the Knowlton Pre b\tei tion of i ui itir Ho was a member to Ilcthli'hftn. Simla C'lntN utid I lie candy ami fi nil! o. Tin-Jin in. iss Kate Conlej nf ll.jih ltrid»". tune with her dmiKbtcr at Brooklyn. &ian church, of which he wis a mem of the RiLgilswlk Lutheran Church. Mrs. n. I\ Werner nntl i].iui;liti-r, Mrs. luvx'titi'il to each one, (lii'N wont to J."U Tbiiinas IlulTiiiiiii snout Kundnv as the Mico RiiKV DaliMmde of Clinton was Bobsey | •V*er John IfnrrN, ami Mri. Frank McCloticli, tliililirii. lttv. A. K. Wilton tipnicd ilio st of Mr. and Mrn. Kdwaid Wolverton gui^t Friday and Satnrdaj of the Hope. H Star'and Thrlcc-a-Week World,; J2.7G. >r Besides his wife he is suivncd h\ Dorcas-Lessiff. Bunny ll •*one sister, Mrs Simiiel J Hiv-on ot Mi E\ i I I e ij;. ot* S.iylorsburgs . by Laurl « Belvidert The funeral4 was held Sat IT liiti \l\rni M.. .Daren?, t>f Great 9Is.urday afternoon at hi - Lite home at Meadows, X. J., wero m:iricd at noon Six Littii r 2 o'clock, with burial in th"e "Knowl- • Thursday a: the home of S. R. Hope.- cemetery. i Kresge, Brbdheadsviiie, by the Ile- •• formvd L'lfryjrman. They" were at- 7 Store Metis's—Open 8 A. IV'., • Close Books Mrs. Jeremiah Yenlcy. > tended by ML-s Vcrna Lossip. siste; '' >p. Live Store Always Reliable Mrs Mary E Ye isle v, widow of; of the bride, and Marvin Dorcas 6 P. M., Saturdays, 9:30 P. M.' Utlle the late Jeremiah Yeisley, died on 1• brother of the groom. , •' Cory. Thursday morning nt her home, No. Following the cure many a -recep- •* 16 Reese Court, Phillipsburg, from tion was held at the home-of.the Slumber! ailments incident to advanced ngo. ; bride's parents, after which Mr. and Scott Bf She was 79 \*.ars old in September i Mrs. Dorcas left on a wedding trip Tuck-Ml \ last. Her husband died about thirty ! to Jacksonville, Florida.-Upon their "years ago - - " ! return they will reside at Great Scott l T Sleepy If t» I&r:. Yeisley wns a native of Lopat- i Meadows, where Mr. Dorcas, irs hold- ? cong township, a daughter of Law: -ing a position as telegrapher on the •Scott B • v rence Metz, and had been a resident , Lehigh & Hudson Railroad. Twilight! 1'^of Philhpsbuig the greater part of George , her life. She is survived by two sons, BLOOWSBURY- George L Yeislev and A M. Yeisley, both of Philhpsburg, and a sister! Jliss Klfrctli of CtiiiKlen, SWOe Presi- Two Li| , Buy ' Wells. Only Marjorid Christmas 7 More Weils. -• Seals Shopping Days: EVERY ONE A GREAT HELP TO YOU., ,' Bat Tl»> full l'yrex line of tran»- pnrt-iit uvenwuro Is

Stjto, (iuallty anfl Benlu Our Mtto Cte Ant Enjoy tha OoaTCBfaacu,.9l-Kaffl Payments. OPEN EVENINGS Standard makes in the latest models fashioned from the newest fabrics, help you to choose a garment that is • exactly Handkl of the! to his taste, in clothes. • •.'• Our sl| Sox by the Box— tion. Special Attractive Values An Excellent Gift Ladies'l Tomprrow and Saturday ' He Would Like Men just can't help it if they are Madeiil Others at $18 and up to $75 hard on Hose — so why not box.-HI Prepare yourseli now|for tho iiolS.daya . TiieMJ : One of These tfpecfal offerings ^11 flare jbu mom y. please Him with a box of these Ladies! FUR TRIMMED COATS, $.15 and up. Hats guaranteed values. in a bi SPORT COATS, $9.98 to $ZS. They are the very newest style Ladies! —a Hat every well dressed man Holeproof Lisle 3 Pair $1.00 qualilyT CHILDREN'S COATS. $B^8-sai up. will be wearing. A Host of Desirable- Gift Suggestions at 50c| 1 Holeproof Silk 50c'up Sizes for boys and girls. ChiidrJ CLEARANCE OF CLOTH' DRESSES Fine Blanket Bath Robes ....;.;. .$5.50 up Wool Sport Sox 50c up a box. j AT $9.68. . ' . Shirts for Dress Wear ...... $1.00 up Ladies'! ; Caps $1.25 Up Golf Sport Stockings $2.25 up in pre[ SILK DRESSES AT $12Jlt-an& up. All Silk Neckwear ,.,.•.:.....'...: .. '. .55c up Sl.io'.l Wool Scarfs•;.,....•:.-..-.,..„,...... -...... ;$1.25 up Cbildrcn's : Pur Sets, As a Gift, Gloves Are Ladies! S2.98 and up. Hard to Beat This is a Men's Store, white, Umbrellas, Raincoats, Sheep C oats, Sweaters, Mackinaws, Hand- LfltJIis' Sill; Under- at Si.(I And especially if you choose them kerchiefs, Belts, Suspenders, Smoking Jackets, Pajamas, Lined abounding in' splendid Gift SugT wear—Briuceas' Slips, from our present showing. gestions for Men. Whatever you Ladies! SH.08 up Gloves, Underwear. choose here will be sure to grat- white. Wool Gloves 7Bc up Petticoats, 11 52,98 and ify and satisfy the man who gets Ladies'l up to 57 30. Gift Boxes Free With Your Purchase colois. I Dreas Gloves $2.50 up it. Our guarantee of quality Ladies'l colors and style goes with each purchase!' 1 (So film Up. H,indk| WOOLEN 8CH£Ffe S:.S8 imd up oi s. for SlJ sroiw iivia si ss A lino jlssorrjii m or Trx Coafc at Special Ancihel Lou ]*n Silk chiefs MEN'S OVERCOATS oLadies'l Specially i'rictd aj J25an d $35 •ON THE SQUARE" PENNA. Lerch ( Jl p im I', POU to or )0I1 „ c,mrsc atc0UDt a'^fty */ hl f SECTION THREE THE WASHINflTON STAR. WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 mportaece For Late Shoppers!

In' Children's Gift JEWELRY we in our de- li r all ages, In a great variety li "35c. 45c. Rival Pearl Neckbces—the fin- |to S2.50. est constructed pearl necklace Boys From ever made. They are guar- iars intced not to break, peel or discolor, It requires an ex- Laur.i Lee pert to tell Rival Pearls from the real pearls. Priced at SI2 to S24. lis Mister Sue, Leather Pearl Bead Necklaces in various Comfy Slippers lengths and aizes. Priced ?t SI, |iy Laura Lee Goods, for "Gifts SI.50, S2.50 to S5.00 a set. JN MILADY'S hours of case, this Boys From A Gift of Leather is a substantial gift Fancy Mounted Combs set with lira This Store Will Be I dainty DAINE1. GKEEN creation good quality stones. All sizes '—a very useful gift and therefore is , will meet with her ftili approval. to match every style of nan by. David always appreciated by the recepient. Made of the bast quality of quilted dressing. Priced at SI.00, We are showing a very complete line satin with heavy silk pop-pom. Edges Si.75, S2.50, S3.50, S5.00 |s~ by Arthur of leather goods for the holidays priced bound u-itl' braid. Patent Comfy Sofa to S12.00.each. rfSfi sole. Conies in attractive colors to moderately. . ' '. ' . Purse Tops in shell and metal by Arthur O I/I match your favorite frork or negligee. Price.!'"at priced at Si.00 to S2.00. by A-lIuir For thb convenience of those who cannot shop during the daytime Gold Finish Picture Frames in Leather Bags $5 to $25 Consfy Sliiipers for the Kiddies at single or double style. Priced $1.75 and §2.00. at S1.25, SI.5b, SS2.25 up to I Sto:c% by Bags for travelling or overnight' iise. S7.00. Comfy Slijinsrs for women at $1.50 Jaish. • Large and small made of selected If You Are Undecided to $2.50 Mesh Bags in a great number of SrGirls leathers and well made throughout. styles and effects. Priced at 1 Years Priced at S5 to S25. Camfy Slippers for men at $2.00 to S3.50, S'1.00, S5.5O, S7.00 up by Carolyn $4.00. to SI5.00. Iby Carolyn Ladies' Fitted Cases MAIN FI.0OH Ladies' always, welcome n gift of leather, and especially tilted cases— Gifts of Leather hs for ready to take with on the short or long trip. Priced at $15 to S42.5O. Arties for Women Velvet and Duvctync Bags in assorted shapes. Some with IBoys and Misses plain frames others fancy. lir friends — Suit Cases $1.25 to $16.50 Nicely lined with good quality Illy.accept a The days of snow are here—artics silk. Priced at S3.5O, SS.O'i. •your gift at All sizes and kinds are included in the. are the best protection against wet S7.5O, S10.00 up to $16.50 . |5ur present Christmas showing of Suit Cases. il',:.i.":—- they help protect you against Esgs in all shapes and made of 111 the new Made of selected materials that are CO'..':-. all kinds of leathers. Tricei h 1-ashiohed of sure to give lasting service to the one Women's 5. iiuckh Ar'.ics ct $5.C0. at S1.9S, S2.5O, S3.50, 111 surely give 'who receives one as a gift lor Christ- S4.5O, S5.00 up to SIS.00. Women's 4 buckle Arties at 34.50.' I tisf action to mas. Silk Bags in black and colois. MAIN FLOOR Woptens Hosiery—.Always on Gift Lists .Misses' 6 buckle Arties at $4.00 SI0.00, SI2.00, $13.50 up jat $4.98 to to S35.0O. Ladies' pure thread silk hose; good wearing qual- Ladies' all silk, full fashioned, pure thread silk Children's 5 bu-skle Arties at $3.50. ity. Radmoor Brand, pryamicl beer hose. Fash- hose with lace clocks in chifion or medium Women's Boots with rrcy cuff, priced Overnight Bass in various styles It $3.98 and ioned, tiiack only in sizes i'/i to 10. Priced at weights. Priced at S3.00, S3.5O to S5.5O a pair. at $5.00. Priced at S3.50 to $15.00. Fancy Aprons Si.5o a paii\ . . Bill Folds in a number of very Ladies Italian Silk Hose in the Kayser or Van MAIN FLOOIl desirable styles; made of se- Ladies' full fashioned pure thread silk hose. Made Raalte brand. Sizes SK- to 10 J-i,' brown or lected material. Priced at Novel Useful Gift with lisle tops'and soles. Colors; black, brown, black. Priced at ?2.5o and. ,53.00, a pair. oiler, tifiin, Sahara, cocoa, bambou, medium grav,. SI.00,, SI.50, SI.75 up to • Ladies' Outsize Silk Hose with lisle tops and S5.00. Fancy Aprons made of fine qual- chauve and polo.- Sizes 8'/* to 10. Priced at soles. Hull fashioned in sizes 9 to 10><. Priced Table and Boudoir J ity nainsook, dotted Swiss,, and S2.00 a pair.' .",•:' : at S2.5O a pair. , . Pass Cases useful to men and Lamps ready women. Priced at S2.25, \$25.00 organdy in white and dainty col- Ladies' Phoenix' Silk Hose. Known for their Ladies' Extra Size Silk Hose with lisle tops or all S2.5O, §2.75 to S5.00. quality. Black and Havana Brown in,sizes-8>2 silk. Priced at S3.00 and S3.5O a pair. Kayser .A [.;'["•,! io uivay:. v/eiojme — a lounging ors. Neatly trimmed with iace. to 10. -Priced'at SI.20, Si.55, S2.10 and S2.S5 . Jevnings he extra size Glove Silk Hose at S3.95 a pair. v/h.r.li'c.- i: iv for \,w \':\y.'\t room •'The new designs -includef-aprons • a pair. •••,. -•• . -".. ; • , |itnrsiro\ving . Ladies''Fancy Silk HO.SE in striped or checked ef- or the bqvocir. V,'-; zr; sliowing jfor the holi- that are round, square and point- Ladies pure thread silk hose with lisle tops or all fects. Priced at S2.5O, S3.00 up to S'1.95 a pair. a very complete "assii'riniiiii of silk. Suitable for gift making. Colors, black, Ladies' Van Raalte all silk, full fashioned, black Handel Electric Table Lamps for Give an Umbrella early selec- ed. Priced at 39c to 52.50. i of the. best cordovan and grey and tan. Priced at S2.5O a • hose, with lace designs of sunburst or lace instep the Holidays, priced at Slfi.SO to If you n.r; undecided about tl'.e °;itt ( department SECOND FLOOR pair." with lace clocks./ Priced at S5.95 a pair. S4'l.00. you v/ill give Him, Hei o: •. e ..Ladies',purerthre.''.d.silk-liose._full.-fashioned .with, . Ladies^mpnrted-Black .Silk Hose from ..Saxony- ..Boudoir.Lamps.in..a.great .variety... Children—give them .umbiel'a.— & lisle tops or. ail silk". Kayser in "Onyx"; also" Vim" All'pure thread silk, full fashioned with " exquisite - of Pylychrbme' finishes. Attractive :iiiey'art: aiwi'iys'iibefui• uii!:".t; -he Raalte, black, fawn, cordovan, navy,.Russ:an\calf, lace clocks in three different designs. Priced and- very desirable. Will make year — they give a lastig ;*i«- grey andv/hito. Sizes S>J to io\ Pjiced atS3.00 ••; at S5.95. Sizes S'/i to 10. A splendid gift for splendid gii'is. Priced' at S.5.00 ice — and they are always vrl- a pair. ' ' ' '•':•.•: ••!•>.'•; Christmas. .each. > • , ••• ' •• .. ..' •• • • come even though, the rdctpicn' has more than one of' them. Men's Umbrellas at 98c. to 10.00. Children s Hosieryi-Important on Gift Lists Ladies' Uumbrcllas at 98c io $18.50. Children's Fine Rib Cotton Hose in a good wear- • Children's Imported Wool Golf Hose in browns, 1 ing Quality, Black, White and Cordovan. Priced grey and green "heathers, black and camel's hair Stationary atways I ,::-* teen and always Children's' Umbrellas at 98c to at 25c a pair. ' . will be' une of the-most'acceptable of $5.00. with contrasting colored culls. Sizes 7 to 10. Christinas, Gifts. •.No one ever re- Children's English Rib Lisle hose in brown, biack Priced at SI.25, 51.50 and SI.95 a pair. Colored Silk Umbrellas priced at ceives too much stationery and our S3.98 to $18.50. and white; also Russian Calf. Sizes 6 to 10. Children's fine.rib Lisle Hose in black, cordovan, section on . the main floor... offers Priced at 39c a pair. Russian calf, champagne and white. Priced at . kinds' and qualities that are always Children's English' Rib Silk and Wool Hose in . 5oc a pair. 1 highly appreciated by. the recepient. black and cordovan, also white. Sizes 7 to 9J/J. Boys'"Black Cat Hose, known for their splendid Highland Linen and. Cranes Linen !viced at Sl.2'5 a pair. wearing quality. Black br cordovan in heavy' Lawn Haperties in one, two and three Gift Suggestions Finer Weave of Black Cat Hose for Boys priced weight with double knees. Sizes C to 11. Priced quire boxes. White or colored pa- at 50c a pair. . ' ,. :. at 39c a pair. ' per. ." Also many other'fine qualities from the basement of writing stationery! Prices range from 29c up to S5.00 a box. Universal Elecb'ic f'ercolutors. A useful gift for the family. "There io a demand for good Priced at SI3.00, SI7 50 :nd This Store is Really Siationery — We have it" S 19.50. always acceptable gifts • Urn Shaped Percolators. \ bePU- tiful gift for the family .uid [very acceptable as gifts at Christmas time—because home. Priced at FI P.OO, ||ano' bcause no one ever receivs "too many" Hankis. S22.5O and 5.25.00. , iipletfi i'.s the list wili show. Shop early for best selec- Electric 'Toaster:—practicil j"': because of ils.covstan' use in findkercbiefs, six Ladies' Linen Initial Handker- [EADQUARTERS because the toys that Collapsible Dress Form the home. Pricr-d S7..3C Jat"S2. Ladies' chiefs. Priced at 35c each, or Worth Giving— Worth Getting Eisctric Waffle Irons — import- Ju'efs; three in a three for SI.00. everybody wants will be found in this ant utensil for every home. Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs at We-knew.of nothing more practical Priced at S 11.50. and iiseful'. than, a Collapsible Dress Ehctric Warming Pads — useful Idkerch.iefs, six 12/jC. . . -, / '. very great assortment gathered for the Christmas : Form. It will give a. lifetime of per- the year round, especially foi lit SI.75. Ladies' Madeira initial Handker- fect satisfaction and pleasure iii; 'home the invalid. Priced at SG 50 liefs of a good chiefs, priced at 75c 'each. " Season. Toys for boys and girls of all ages—toys s Desk Sets in a variety of styles •• dressmaking" • . c; I box. Priced Ladies' Maiieiro Handkerchiefs. an dfinishes. Priced at S10 00, of every description and the prices are very S13.00, S15.00 arid SI8.00. Priced at Sot each. . ' . : You can luiy a great many things •(chiefs, three in that are more expensive—but you can- Eronzc Metal Smoking Stands for Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, lace moderate. , .. ' " • not buy a-Christmas present tor mak- dad and brother. Priced at |25c and 5oc. , ed at 5oc. > :• • iV edged Pric ing over, tittingor repairing a.dress. S3.00, S9.00, S 12.50, 513.50 !|;Handl:erchiefs .Ladies' Spanish Hand embroider- The stocks are selling fast—better shop tomorrow It makes an idea!; "Christmas Pres- and SI7.00. "riJed at ed"^ Handkerchiefs, a very accept- ent" to every woman who sews. able gift. Priced at ? 1.50,. S3.oo; if you have not already made your selections. Idkerchiefs in S2.5O and S3.5O.' jicolcu. Priced- Ladies' Plain Linen Handker- Silver Plated Ware ;hiefs. Pricedat 15C,'25C', 50c and Fitted Dressing At the present time we are show- llndkerchiefs in 75c each. . . ing a very complete line of high c Ladies' Linen Embroidered Cases for women gradp silver plated ware — and r ' same is suggested as gifts for Uidkerchiefs in Handkerchiefs. Priced at l'5c. [Dressing' Cases are" vjry.much Christmas. The'prices are.,very Ladies' Hand Drawn Handker- JOc ., •• • appreciated as Christmas .Gifts reasonable considering the' qual- |pe 'tie Chine chiefs. Priced "at 19c each. • 1 '•and we tliorefore have prepared ity and the styles of- the ' articles ..'..'-'.* and col- mentioned: f •, Ladies' Gingham Bordered Hand- to,nieet every demand. Our : each or three kerchiefs. Priced at 19c each.; '. 1 selection .includes' cases made of .Cheese and Cracker Dish '•' • Ladies' Embroidered Handker- Cake. Baskets '.various popular' leather; ''artistic lit /of Ladies' ( chiefs. Priced at 10c each. •'! Bread Trays ]hine • Handker; Fancy .colored Handkerchiefs. in design and" fitted with'high "' • Vegetables Dishes . Priced at 7c each or four for 25c. s,r-.de iitMigs "i white or black Baking Dishes Syrup JUgs Sordered' rtand- Ladies'.'. White Handkerchiefs. rricLi rt JSOO.ta $25.00 Priced at 5c, or six for 25c-•••• < Sugar and Cream Sets 10c "each. , EASTON. PENNSYLVANIA Children's Cups and other pieces *•

. .45. •W THE WASHINGTON STAR. WASHINGTON. N.'J.; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 " ''• ": '•'?-"•' • ' • . ' SEl ITION

wlmt lie sayH are pitiful contlltlomt Aiuonir ':^&fr-T' *" Notice. ' • Governor-elect Sllzcr talks differ- -J rarmerH in certain wcllnnri of the went. XTho October nfwcfuimcnt or, tlio Bor- ently from any successful candidate A Htntnrc -Mile on lower eaft hide of Star arid Thrice-a-leek N, Y Wbrld, $2,751 '•"giikU-ot'WuBliiiiBtou (or (lie lent 1021 for a high office whom wo have heard N*i-w York where .100.000 ticrroii^Jlre ; HIIUWH one1 of lli« lowest infant mortality iS;now oi*n (or Inspection at my Iioine in yean. It looks as if New Jersey THE WEEK'S REVIEW until December 3lRt. rutCH In the world, according to Health ALONZO P. LEWIS. was due for a real administration Comnils-'doner Cojii'lancl, , 12<21*2t • Assessor. based on something quite different going on The child tn-cnmc 111 and Iti'tnil and wlmh-sal^ food pr;<-e« hotli THURSDAY Inorrasod more thu tWo per out ilnriiiC from a program of Hunt wines and William I). MONK, jionernl prohibition tlie poison continued to gradually tfiiin ov'ernirient Stnr hurl ThrlwnAVeek New- York tlie upper huii'l until tleatir resulted. November, according beer, after nil.—Atlantic City Press. nui-iit, wn.H dcHijiimti'd us nctiiiK State UK nrc World, ?2.7B. Director" i»I prohibition Tor New Jerncy. Annnuneeiiient of a v.-iile differeni'e in From WiHriiiKton cuinc the infortmil FKIUAY; temiieraturiratur ' liKiinK w over Snudiiv wtu« minnutuvmviit Unit I-T. K. Srniitor Aw- A daughter weighing nineteen nnd one-Kivctivt i in it 1 ilfunw helow zero HI MriUclnMUl e h S. Kn»Hitj;hu.vi*t*n would boeoiae hnlf nnuuds WIIM Imrn to Mr. and Mrs.Hat. .MunlMm mid 74 itliovc in .Miami. t'xidi'iit of a new blinking enterprise .fames K. Shank. Jr.. at Mnrlotln. Pa.' Florida. in Newark, lift IT his retirement from AiiiiDiinet'iiK.-nt WUH 111:1 do that tlie vital The deiilh at LLoo Anirclox. Ial.I'al... .of the Senate cm March -1. stiitiHtii-H for the first six. months of this Hen'r' v SntherhindSthh . brotheh r of .hiHtuhHte Promt"!' Itonar Law, spcnkhiK in tlte cnr HIIOW it decrease of 25,000 births En Sutherland of the (J. H. Sii|iremi« Court. iVance and nil ini-ronm' of Hil.OOO deaths OHHC «f Common*, dwelt unon . (Jrait 1 of 1'ort- Itritiiiii'M debt to Ameriea. and det-Iared over tin corresponding period in liilil. v „ vli(-e I. S. Watl The cvcua of blrtliH over dcndia wliich I ] ,i j[i'., I )k a larjje sjiii i the daily that it wollhi lie iitijiossllilc to iwy it if ml kkt Jewelers Ku^hiiul did not rwutvc nnytliinj; from Trmim Italy or (.icrumiiy I! Aanuiineenient was nniile that Turkey 'wmtld join tin' iA-aniicof Nations and •Ji;|it—mill nolliing can justify It. So- SIABUSHED would civo minorities in her territory 1 1 Cleveland ts building mi uudcr-co ciety recognize* this ami that n one ivn- the name guuriinti't. accorded by Central rfscrvul••r- which will ludd lltf.UOO.OO—,—.—O „-- , Mm wliv people caught Mi'.iliu£ an1 jail* Kilroi'i'sui tiuwvrs to mi nor i ties on their Ion* of water nnd will cost approximately , ,,j •• • '('lien in big <.vl11': "Obedience to F «oI1. SIH.OOO.OOO. The reservoir ts^.xnt-'cteri h,nv in liberty." Tlu> advertisement in- MAKE THIS A RADIO XMAS iC • AnnoiineiiniL'iit wan made that George to lie in use nc.\t year, but tlio entire formed the readers Unit the 1-olice 1I0- Ilarvi'V. American Ambassador, would water works iidditnui, started 111 JIU4. nartnu'tit had declared ntwn war mi pick-, Time Reveals tjie High Cost of Cheapness will not be finished before 11)20. The K'"*,, »b»iittftors and nil who lirvuk the A nhltrt iwi'iyiritf set mentis nil yi'Jir round *»t*inini.v for ilit-m to lu-jir tin* bi'?t of the city's c.\ elusive residential scc-i.,,,. ti-niptfil (o take ilial which W nol .Iiniiatii, a suburb «»f Altoona. Pa., 1 musici . the finesfi t lecture*l , ini ^ event-, eli-. (livi e :i radidio si*t hail ii hie fire ami the loss li-su-tied n ">"•». , \mirs—rviiu'inlwr tin law- of (•»>.00. NOW Sfl.00. 1 llyiiiimilf was nscrl lo stop the progress mrrivd children, 3» , iidehildrei i-Vhr's hoim-s, wtio claimed that amount .»( Hit- ilamt's until wutei- nmld he ust-il. nnd 1-1 gioat grandchildren. because lilitt* was forced to carry water a i* It wiis mid tliiit tin- Xew .hrsey Cen- Department of Agriculture pilk als esti- n ,,-i.rvpuinit »o.f an empty.- ••cisterni•t . -,-:JteckeiJtki -- deditil whops at Ashley, employ- K Why not consider a I.oii'l A in:i]in;*:iny linish 1111 amp. mated that the V. y. crops this your an- in>ints of 1 Kpi'.'ilter? T'rli-i .* mngo fr«*:n linrr ICveri'ndy .-toi-jifit* Uil- ing alioiit l.'illll men on cur it ml fii^tue wurtli sliiriitly mon> than M'von mid a half u ,,,.,. at ti've icnis cich. and (!ii> Imlu I repair work, nml the ear repair shop, llion dollars. $5.00 to $161.01). inillion dolltiri-.. , f(>r,. c.iU-rjiua K li»rs«'r .|uainttie> «f tlr - 3' WRIST WATCHES irmployin^ alnml :iO<> im>n. at Maiu-h In takiiiK charge if ollicc, Mm. U. dit I L'hum'h. would be moved to Allentown. Moss, New .Jersey's i'W artinjr iiroliihl- in odd shapes in green and white gold; also in plati- lltivim: tieen coavicteil as a "common tiou (lirt'i-lor, aiinou <>il that hi' would idiiiLiiiudiaHll y heheiriin vi):troiii):t>roiis cjiniim^ii Stnniso battery fY.».]>lt'ti> It no or ltiulli) Hi- onlil" Mrs. Marie S:irn.'sl;y nf Trenton, HIGH BRIDGE v mini with Diamonds ' ' 1 j unvf noth-e through Uw atturm-y that against wilt* of holiday lliquori s and would cither (knural Klevlrie »v ini' S'-'t. *. 1'riml from 1 lake active p:n*t in nil rnids, us he rather •.In* \v..nld tippriii I'n.in tin* vt-nHet "f » 111 llS liT. Ilililn M.«.i iou«.-. $18.00. S6ii.l)U to S t'-nJow-S'ihVjl tl - ESritt • ' " ! -Tin' Mis-es Anu-lia I'orfr. llihli. M.;mo I jury of four women and ei«!it nn-ii in Ii'waK unnoun'LTd Hint iiORiitiulmiH liadt»'id i:ii/.t.!;.-lli A|.K«r, vtn.^ an- .ilivmll HR From $15.00 to $300.00, i the Mereer rotllity i-onrt. Kilt' was ne- been itimnlcltfil for tin* puiclm-i> by Ui>|:i>. uw Imiiif mr I In* liuliu.i> I cusiul bv ht'i- ii.'ij;hl.iirs of pn.fan'uy. ninlelod for tin' \m .v We carry :i full line nf "l\" bnlteries. mlics. phfliin^rapli ;itc. that make very suitable sifts. Mudi-rate prlcvs, of cou thiviils and iit'tiy. spiteful pnit-tiues so tlie hers of the 't us to i'unstittite a public nut- humcstcail and tlie few acrex of .surround- Sittinday in- imijicily in North Caldwrll. Tin* MiMliftilist Snmltiy >]I«UI will render a (iovcruor iiidicali'd hit inli-uiiiiu of im- nri'Knini in Hi hnrcli. hegiuning at -S daddy's pipe pn.veil filial to imivinn the iitoiicrt\ mid tixin« it ii|i IIH Lviml;, Tlie iiHiial iri'al will 1." given Fine selection of Large/Assortment S-unititliH-old Frank Uavw "f a n-siins plai'o. His son owns a lionu'lm the f ilii- pnigriiiri in tin- Sun- Mill. tit*nr Towiimlit. PH. The dny M-hnol. win'mnlted lo iiH-otim' lHiitioiiiiii: "''l-'iSt W.. Ili-diiIlli. , 1i1i JiTbi-JTbivy Cittlly la' j - ''" ],n^t nigtit ihe Ma>(»r. Horniich Coun- Gents Watches Diamond Rings iTl.T s.-v.-ral iliiys' illm-ss. An lS-inonth d tliat he liad a p:irrot that wa cil and cl.-il: wiili I lie nu>tr.l»>r*; «f Taylof ,.ld ln-nther found lln- pipe nml Rim- H Ml years ld. Hose t'omi-anv, v.cif enlcrlaincd at 'a All make;; To^Select From t.> tin' infant Tin* mother WHS busy dinner by ll:e l/lii-i*ty llose t'«>. in iiiwitlit-r |.:irt nC Hie Imiise mid tin* SATUKDAY. Mi-t l.Hlimi Mnli.mi'y and v'ter. Mist baby IIIHI aueked I ho pino for some 1 ichns thiit! before sho- noticed what was The (triH-cciliiiKK l«*Biin in Mas Mildred, were wn'k-end Kitesls of relatives t'tN, ciiallciiKiiiK the ro-ehviion o th in N«MV lininswick. S"ttalo of lli'iiry C'aliot Lod^e. t. K SHIKIII 1'lnsi'il today fur a week, lo take pablicau leiuliM*. wen1 trctiibforml todny lu the IT. ii. tjenale. A "protust and dial* the usual hnii'lay viiciiion. Besides the large assortment of Jewelry, described II'IIKI;" i^'iiinsl iliii cluotlini of Mr. Lodj;e MU- Ilazi'l Ap-.-iir cm-.Tlaiiud last was nt-fivfil l>y Vi.-t'-l-n-siil.-iil Co.didyc ni::lit tin' uinuiier.v .if the Kntre Nous SMITH & SONS are offering suitable ftuui t'ltitnnl W. I'roi-ki'i'. tittunn'v fur Clnl.. .luliu A. NichoKs drfi-atvu I'niliibiiiun Kr.'tni; Si.-jpli-^ nf Cli!c;i^i is :^H.'iiiltui; Gifts for Christmas, in *,; . * cninli Senior class of lici'ii "ri'inuliali'd." the high sehoni were SlilMI. Itialto Hull I Waterman's Fountain Pens and Pencils > CJ.ihrU'l XnrutmvicB, first I'ri^idcnl of as crowded I'rhlny evenin;: wlu-n the en- i'(»l:ind. JVHS assassiuatod. I lo was shoi frtMiuiiienl wa^ civi-n and it wa:' du- Eversharp Pens and Pencils in- an artist mimed Nu'wndoinsld, while •iiledly the lii'sl y.'l giv.'ii by I lie Senior 129-131 Northampton St., Easton visitinj; at an e.xhiliilion in Warsaw. Tin •lass. Untieing followed l!n.' prugnua iifsjissin was iimtncod nium by hundred^' mill a late hour. Clocks, Chime Clock and Silverware of people and was badly-•Imiitt'ii beforu the ^nithoritic!! eoutd drat; him iiwiiy, Throe highwayint'ii .stoniied up to Card of Ilia lit TSernard Hrortsowsky. a fieri: for a tobacco cont't'i'ii at a crowded llrooklyu corner. The family of tbe ate Mr s. ltnliili Di- iL-vfled revolvers at him ami made awa.\ [tumor, takes this moans >f iryhii: lit l'X- TO OUR FRIENDS and PATRONS wiili" J>"3,1S1J -he WHS curryiiiK to a" hank.1 ,,-ns« i!i-ir •}> »1< ;i!> r..,- !> >n - )*.>'- l}ic Tin' int'ii «sc:i})od in waiting auio. nan kindness s I'l'n Ii-rc 1 Ihi'tii ill! ink A diop of $10,000.0(10 in ineoinc tax heir recent herein 'Hit' ii. l.v n'lali O1T1. i-nlloctions for. this yi>nr was reiioricd in 'ru'iids and | all bai 'I'S :tn riliiiai! .•]> We extend Holiday Greetings and Wish L'levi'ii liortlicrn eoiinties in New Jersey. >;t'iit t'uiivevai 't'S. 346 Northampton Street Philip L'ullan. who Ions had hallucina- Also I.. lie . Lvtl' fnr !]• t TOiiifor iiu: You All A Very tions, cut IIIK.way into the home of Mrs. •cinark.f and tu Mi> 15 iiraliiw for 1 lie Patrick H(»ltjer"in Nt-wurk; illhl iH'jiiod 'cnutiftil solo ^ rendcreii. , EASTON, PA. ' with an axe attacked SIrn. Bolder. Aided by her two children and her dog ilii1 ltn ! woman fought off the immiat.*. A wel! Siar and Tlirice-a-Week Now i direct fit* blow of a bi^ shovel in the hand: !of. the woman's 17-year-old . diniKiitfi World. $'2"t. ned the man until lie could be taken : in charge by relatives and held for tin " iioiiw. SiK-akinp uefore a inctlic'ul winfvrencr 111 New York, Dr. Henry Painter, of tin New York Nursery and Child's lips- mini, iffiiti'd that each year.in.the United I Winter COATS istate.s the number of deaths of infinite less thtui one year old in Krcater tlian tin total inunbur of yolidofK killed in action it: DRESSES in time for Christinas all the" wars fought by America. lie situ- jested a national moveinent to alter eon- The values offered in our December ''Money-Saving ditioiiH surrounding birth and infant-)' it, WRAPS certain' rcBioits. Sale" are so extraordinary, the fashions themselves so Hesidfiits of Mount Carmel. Pa., mell- , fd enough of tins two indies of.snow ti. What could be more suitable than'an accessory for the family car or the car of a-good SUITS fresh and new and attractive, that nothing we can tell • do their weekly wash, posti-otied front you here can begin to,'do them justice. ; Monday . As tin* sun melted the snow friend with whom you ride-frequently?- By all means give at least one .of"these needed ana 'on tiic lioustoiups tubs were used to catd. much desired accessories., •' " • • : (In! water. All the colliereies are bavin} FUR COATS ; diiliculty to got wafer to wash he eottl. Call now, and make YOURSELF a gift CLOCKS that will also be an investment. ; SUNDAY. ROBES Cash ' clocks, keyless, re- FUR SCARFS i A sliglit tiorntdi inllie.tcd a few days ago Pretty Robes, warm and liable Pliiuncy - Wolker hv a put ml caused the death at Verona. serviceable, in tike fine gifts. Christmas Tree muke, most acceptable, $3 N. Y., of OeoiT'! II. Ca^win, a farmer Moderately priced at $4.50 j banker and well-known figiiro in the. can- to S13.5O. . ' ning industry of ih:it slate, lie was 7!> to $16. years 0I1K, Lighting Outfits 1 All records for monthly wages him ffi?^^ Itceu shattered by tho employees «>f tin GLOVES Marked for special sale. Two sizes—8 CHAINS IVnnsylviinia Coal Company for Novem- Give dud, or your friend or Hi,' colored." lights — complete outfits, ^Veed Clialns, of course, ber, iiceordiiig lo an announeenient JIIHI jvvarm gloves for motoring. made for battery or for your house cur- arc wanted by • motorists inadu in Scrauton. The vtaplnyees of l!m Nice ones are $2.50 to, $10 i«itit|itiny'« miui'd rwviviKl uwe $l,5tK>,UU" rent.- Not tiiany nets left, so don't delay. from now on. M^odcrately a.pair " ' Come 'u tonight or Tuesday, priced. • - Word luis just lieen received at Pari.1- from Hoatiiern Algeria that Hoods' havi itoin' great diiniiige in a section wherr MOTOMETER rain had nut fiiilcn in five years Tells at a glance'tlie-.con- I Irvinir Curlin. Ill and married, died to- , Cold driving is no. fun. ! dition of a'our motor. Any day in tln> White Plains hospital from ii driver would welcome one, Park Lights, $1.25—$4.50 Got a car heater—$15 .to i '.rtiMshiii wuimd siiffi'iTil Saturday whili Sun Visors, S2.5O—$15.00 $35. Ford lieateri, 51.75 i liunlin;: in-ill- Silver l.::ke. Curiiti lifted $2.50 to. $15. ;' lii:- I'lini in slriiif a m:itdi loiighl a cigar. Cigar Lighters, $8.00 Ilie tot' Mlrut-k ihe iriKscr of the shot gun. Ash Receivers, $1.50—$4.00 Store Open Wednesday, Thursday and Friday ! wiiii-li uif.1 resting iiHiiinst his body, .send- •• ing il;f j-liiii'v.1 iiiMi lii.s abdomen. Alemite Always Pleases j T'.KM'.se.fii ] r.rons lire missing and P. M., Closing Saturday ! are- :,• ;,,i (! 0 Li.vc ,, The cnllanlry, of tho oflicert; aiid crev \)f Ilio U. S. torpedo' boat .'destroyer Hain In Black Mixture $1.75 bridge, in command of Lieut. Com. \Y •. For Joyous Winter Driving At Ice Edward, in going lo Hie rescue o' Silk and Wool Hose in Brown and Gray at $2.50. Women's Bathrobes the French miltiiry Iransporl. Vinh-Loiif hound for Constanltnople. saved the 'live: Sillt & Wool Hose, full fashioned, all oolora, Thaae.protty garments seem just made for gifts $2.05 Pair. ' of 482 iioi'HonH. The transport was i: —Worm 'Oomfemtable Roboa In beautiful color-e sight of the Golden Horn, with ila dei'li: \nffs. Prices range from $3^8 to $XS0. ciowded with oflicers nnd men ruUirnja; ffport Ribbed Hose In a wide ranee of plain fioin leave, women with children eomini to rejoin their husbands and some rein silk and NoreJty etBecte of a flnesgtade, $1W to Other Qlfty Things for Women forcemeat a for the Freiu'li Army of tin $3.60 Pair. Levant- AVhe.11 suddenly the gasoleii' ;1 Bilk and fine Nalnsoolc Underwear—wirin Flan- ifHtltH in tlie stern of Ihe boat exploded. Soon tin* flainc-H reached Hie magaziii' nel Qowus, House DrewosrAproM, Handki»rehiofB, nnd.nnother Kreat.explosion resulted. Tin Fabric Gloves for Women Leather Bngs, Purtfea, SUk Umbrellas, and a fine llniubrid:;e WUH KOOU on tho scene nnd tin selection of yard gopds In Worsted or Silk for new worlml heroically to save the pas Correct &tylea In Gauntlet ana Strop wrist Dross ox Waist pattens*. s"ugi'ra and crew of the transport: It i Beaver, Gray, Mastic and Tan, excellent nualltr— Uifthoughj t that 25 lives were.lost in Ilie ex it $1.25 and $1.60 pair. 1 • plosion. Gloves '- Women's 2-clasp Fabric Glores, silk lined, at MONDAY^ Wool Golf, Gauntlet, Angora tops, In Nary, :BC Pair. Ijondon Timea warned itft renders not Gray, and* Brown with fancy stitches, 50c Pair. lo I'XHeVt'tqO much,from, reports of United 1 Stnlt'H loans to,Germany. '\ ,r" . Pi 1? ana 10 button length ChuinoUetto GIovo«. Children * Kid and ChnraoiBetta, lined Mittens 1 \Vbltc,|Mastlc and Beaver, at $1.25 asd $L50 pr. -- United Status Seivfltpr. ^yalfh OT-^BRU with fur tops at 506 and 38c. Lhubctu, iii New loll*- atldiyaaca, dcuu^u*:'

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THE WASHINGTON STAR, .WASHINGTON," N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922

•BARNEY GOOGLE—Read the Life of Spark Plug—a Thrill on Each Page BRINGING UP FATHER—Some Distance JTke Friendly)}

EVER •VWVVVVVVVVVWWYVVVVVVY5 THERE- < GOOD DEEDS \°3 THE LO1S4EW EFJTOOK TX70MEN never rccelvo enough " v credit for their good deeds. If there Is anjthlug for which too little appreciation is shown it Is the devotion ot women to the cause of kindness, lo\ o and helpfulness. Throughout the ages the women tune sacrificed their own happiness, their _ heutth, and sometimes their 'lives In order that the children may be reared properly and husbands may win lion* ors and financial success. Yet seldom has history recorded the trials and heartaches of the wives and mothers who have been responsible for men's success. This Is something deserving the COD* slderntlon of everyone who questions the prominence women have gained WELL • I'VE "-I FOR COQDNES-b In political affairs since equal fran- - KIN chise has been ucqulred In the dilteil States. Some complain* that too many XCO TELL OlD •-fOU cilT OW ? busybodtes are "playing" the galleries ME whfea they should be home looking af- ter their children; that the new free- dom which has come to the women IIQB turned many of their heads until they are no longer the devoted mothers and wives they once were. In a measure some of these criti- cisms may be Justified. But, just the f same It remains a fact that the hearts of women cannot be changed Now and then ono may devote more time to gaining publicity for herself than to the essential woman's work she should do. But. there need be no worry about women as a rule becoming any less faithful ivlves or mothers. The recent tragic experience of-Mrs. W. E. Stone, wife of Professor Stone, Copyright. 1922. by Int'l feature 3«rv:.e. I former president of Purdue university, senes as an excellent'era mple of the sacrifices women have made and will continue to make for husbands they love. Seeing her husband in his death LITTLE JIMMY—He Solves One Phase of the Servant Question throes hundreds of feet below her In the mountains of Alberta, Mrs. Stone unhesitatingly risked her own life In order to reach and aid him. Dangling ARE:THSDISHES from the end of a rope In midair this woman finally fell exhausted on a nar- WELU- r GUESS row cliff where she lay eight dnjs with- TONGUEfe> out food nnd water. When rescued she did not tlilnlc of herself, hut upon TIRED. Y becoming conscious regretted that sho „ A Yes MOM. HE REALLY DID had not been able to roach tho Injured J 1 man. She said, men though It might j T6S MOTHER- .V COME AN lm\e meant her own death, she would LOOK.UT " have preferred being with him to com- fort and aid him In his lust moments, than to ha\e had her own life saved. Most women are Just as bra\e and ] just us willing to snerifice everything \ to help their loved ones ns was Mrs. | Stone. When seeking causes for hap J pitiess and p^rsuni dt.-living medula ' and honors, one should think more j about the women folk.

Buckingham palace occupied the Bite of the mulberry gnrdens laid out by I TOOTS and CASPER—Now Casper Knows What Present Not to Pick Jnmes VI In his unsuccessful attemnt 1 POLLY and HER PALS—WhoSaid Ncewalt Had Quit? to,start a,silk Industry In To COOK FOR >i£->cx •soon THE RIGHT THING ' MINDS 6ABV LOTS /( 6OOK&'.— BUT /.' at the OF MISHT5 WHEM ( ll DONT KNOVO ,"/ WE Go To THE J > BK.WHICH orjfc RIGHT TIME rr's .A CIAICH W

BURNING THE BRIDGES •om an entirely "selfish point •*^/ of \iew It Is always well worth wlitle to keep on the best possible terms with the people. People who live ID small communi- ties learn this lesson very 'quickly. For there Is hardly a person whom jou meet who cannot do jou an Injury later on If he chooses Fot^ instance, there Is Mrs Smith, who, >ou feel, slighted you nt Mrs Br w u's card pnrty, und Mia Smith's husbund Is president and chief executive of the small local bank. Now- If jou attempt to punish Mrs. Smith by neglecting to in\lte her to your card partj, although jou In- vite all her friends, you may get a CABEWL OF THE. certain sort of satisfaction out of the Independent attitude jou lime taken. PLATTER. HOA. PA Later It will happen that your hiis- TlS band, who is starting a new enter- prise In that community, wiithfes'to hn\e the plensantest sort of relations with that bunk. He tells jou of this and says that he would like to have , tho Smiths, old friends of his family, come In for supper some day. It la a perfectly permissible mingling of so- cial nnd* business relations Btit by tlittt time the feud between you slnil Mjrs. Smith has deepened and deep- ened. Every one knows of It although byjthls time you are beginning to won- der whether Mrs Smith renlly meant to snub you. She Is very blunt, any- way, nnd is abrupt to every one And of'course you cannot Invlto the Smiths to-'supper and your husband cannot Copyruhfl92i by' Kim FcMutq Synji have his relations w Ith the bank smoothed by a pleasant social evening with his old friend. JERRY ON THE JOB—A Very Quick Service 'Put the small community Is not the only place where jour social anlmoal- O A SMAST IDEA ABOUT NCWl LET A,ETfeU.v«:QNE THIMG tteB are apt to rise up and smite j*ou, 1 \ i SAVINS SCAMPS B'J OEUMEEIMG LETTERS \V>A]A] VHENE GDTTO swt.'on SWwvs" BUT )Vhen you accentuate a slight lack of CAME to tie EISHT 2 friendliness, dwell upon and cultivate |TA.SICAB=-BUT t 3US" SoT A BILU PSOIA /. It, jyou lire burning your bridges be- S BLUE C4B Co.* ) OUr OP A CLEAR SiV, h'intl jou You make It next to impos- Aw « MM. CUT "*E lalble to re establish the pleasant rein- tlp.ns that may be very much to your P tijlvjintage to possess later on. FEEDFOR' PIGS AND POULTRY

Nirthing Better Than' Buttermilk for ii'v! Supply of Protein In Most '' ;j ;: Digestible' Form, ••'."•' ;

!ffiicre Is nothing ,'-o;goofl for nn'iiil- rwjind feed for'iilfi.s simd poultry, as" ' huttennilk. Tt fiirnlshes protein Iii tlio most'' tlJROstihlu ifonii; •nndriontalnn the yitamihes .that^are/.how^Iinmyir-itq^ie' absolutely;essentlni.'for'"tlie.growth- of the iroung nnd the health, of', &\\ aW- ftl '' ' i

4;:. THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHlr.«.ON. N. J.I THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 SECTION THKKE

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ready at the "Hub"—A Great Men's Store Full of

They're things lie wants—things he'll have to buy for himself unless some good Santa Claus gives thorn to him—things he'd rather you'd buy HERE for him—because he knows our Wonderland of quality and satisfaction giving. • If our Selling- Records are a fair indication More Men are Going to Get Fine'Clothes for Christ- mas Than Ever Before and men will get no finer Gifts than these Choose Any wonderful Few Men Ever * of These Popular Tell What They Champion Football Team of N.i lim^ton Hiifh Sthool. Gifts—You're sure Want—But we Abo\e aio the membeis ol the \ictonous eleven that have closed an unusually successlu! season to please him Plaid Buck OVERCOATS know \uth a leconl ol lu\ing won eight out ol the ten games played—n credit to themselves and the school thc.% icpio*ent and to tliu LfTiuunt methods u! Uieir capable coach, FreriencK ic. Aileman, Bath Robes Raincoats -• who was banquetted and presented with a picture on Monday night. By their good record of the House Coats Shoe]) lined Coats past season, the Washington high football team has been awarded the class Championship of New Gloves Suit Cases Neckwear and others up to $50 . Bags Ail Important Pennsylvania ltnart. fiton route si ml Si) for th>' Hti'litnnnd > Hosiery Umbrellas By n vote of -HO to 13.". the rwl- roiiti-. 'l*h«> minority fur tin? Itivorton - BRASS CASTLE tleiu taxpayers of Lmvor Mt. IMIiri roiiU- WJIS t!icri'fo:-i> Jill," vnlfs. It |i; • Belts - A New Suit Garters tnwn«Iiiii, I'n., JUTOS* Hi'.' rlv«r (mm (.'.viM-L-t.-il Ili.-u work on the imiil will he II"iny Sdnnii!: of lilitiili'wuoil spent Helwderi', (it ii fiH'i'inl eliviitm Satur- swirled an. soon ns ihi* wi'iUhcr breaks I Snttinltiy nml Snmlay with Mr. mid Mrs. Mufflers , Underwear day decided in fsivur of ftx'tulm-.: |||.» in Ihe uprinj:. jTii.... S.hmidl. will mean a great deal. ' Great values at $U0.0t>0 to 1)0 ruined liy it lioud taut' —*-* I -Mi.«s MJM'.V itii!*ii Wit<* the Kliest n( Sweaters Suspenders uutuoriZiMl at tin* .Nuvvmlter civet hut. oil the routi1 from MnrEm'K (*re<>li ti> liivw Cov. Kdwards Itiiys :i Hnnip. .-MNM-S Uvlen and .lanot Aiipur nf Hich Pajamas Collars Cov.Tiiop K.hv:in|s 1ms tmn-lmsifl the i Lvnli:" n"ni Vl'ilh>' 1'"tiI Siimliiy. toii. oii[Hi«*iu> In-IiMili-i'. Tin- other mute Wm proposed was I'rtun Murtin's Creek tu fi.rm.T li«.m- of .Mini-. Si'hin:inn-lli>luk i - I>:iIiTtnp].' movcil his family front Night'Shirts $25, $30,- $35 Shirts Kiehmoml. Tln> r«ail will cost ai<]iroxt- at Cnl.hvcil. this stale, whicii oonsUtw! "»* t'11""'" I(1 WttshhiKioii «n Salunlay. .f forty iH'irs adjoiiiin- Uu> home of fluivtirc IVtrrwm IN ewclins » bimKii. Hats Caps en*t«l "constnicji-m. l!S f.'.'t in width. T: !iis MHI. Otiloni't 1-Mw:tril I. Kihvard.-', low on his |ii'«i[n>i-ty. .-iiHity will |KI>- i,,r tfirfc-hnirtli). of tli- .ir. 1 Alr>. nwrlft (i]id,v|«> ;m«: M.II, MHvill.-. cost out of tin recent JjL'.tiuO.OoO mad 'IV (;.>vi.ri: cont.'iiiiiluh'S iiiii-.itiisin^ n :i Gifts for the Boy: bond issue and the township iltt> p>- 1 .ri.st>i.|il:H« (t]'i!;-!:,.. Gifts for the Boy: lioini in ".'irsliiic.im toi* use i!in-ii!^ his Mrr. m:.anill Mir. !:K. C. Snyiler passe •:::» > Inl:.-,VSNitrifienat II III tile IOW.T .livtri.'l day uilli Mr. and Mrs. S| ,-er Win Suits, O'Coats • of l..ra-er Ml. tnarkeil tliat lie was more likely liny S at New Vi!lai;e. Bath Robes IlMlwI inwiicliip. will, i... ,p o liiu-„: plaee an airplane, intimntim; that ti t .11 Marltn'N Crn*. ih>- v mis :!1" In "I t Iliake fl-eijliellt iminie.VS ••"•"•'toil n'"'""' ""sh 11:'ssnl Sa""'>lu.v >» Mackinaws Neckties fiimr of I In- mini- I.. Illvrrioii 'riul ."II •>'• • City and Washington. t«r tin- Itk'liinntiil muto in ilu- II|I|IPI- -«-•— l c l k N Sheep lined Coats ili-llict. tilt- vuli- WHS 12S r.ir tin? Itlv- Star and Thrlcca-Wocl; World. S2. World s"'"r- Tliri""'' '"' ' ' '' Gloves Wool Sweaters Shirts Hats,' Caps 228-30 Northampton St. Easton AVaists OPEN EVERY EVENING

Buy Diamonds and

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lear after year wo see the same faces coming to us each Christmas, season for gifts of Diamonds, Jewelry. Silver, Ivory, etc. There is a rea- son for this, too. Our old friends -know that here they will buy only I1H1 quality merchandise—goods that represent the best that careful 'manu- facturers can produce. But best of all they know that our prices are always just a little below those asked elsewhere. And that is the secret of our success—better goods, better service, lower prices. Our Big Piano Club Sale is'Closing Christmas Suggestions

GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS FOR THE GIRL FOR THE HOME FOR THE MAN If you want a Player Piano (or Victrola), for Christmas you Flat Silverware Smoking Sels must come quickly. They are going fast; the wonderful values Diamonds Hollow Silverware we are offering the buyers of Pianos -are so pronounced that even Lavalliercs Candle Sticks Shaving Sets Brooches Mahogany Clocks Cigarette Holders the uninitiated in piano values can discern the difference between Bar Pins Cut Glass Fountain Pens ours and those offered by other houses. Mesh Bass Silver Photo Frames Cigarette Cnses Bread Trays Evershavp Pencils Tie Clasps Of course the cheaper ones are all sold but we still have sev- Casseroles Fountain Pens Lodge Emblems eral §750.00 Players that we are offering at $650.00—wonderful Vases Pearl Beads Cull' Links musical instruments—the kind that real musicians like to hear. Serving Trays Emblem Rings Wrist Watches Tea Sets, Earrings Chocolate Sets Watches : Cigarette Holders •' Chains GIFTS Pen Knives Come and Pick Yours TO-DAY-NOW! Cigarette Cases FOR THE BABY Bracelets Scarf Pins Rings Belt Buckles Necklaces ~ Pencils ONLY A SMALL PAYMENT required to deliver Player in Vanity O'scs BMLCICIS Fountain Pens your home and 130 vyeeks to pay balance. Manituie Sets PIR Sets Rings Toilet Sets Sih "L Spoons Watch Fobs ' : ^10.00 DELIVERS' ANY VICTROLA; one year to'pay bal- Lingene Clasps Gold LocUets Watch Chaims ance, no interest charges. ...•'•' Boudoir Clocks Foi k and Spoons Pocket Combs Sihei Cups Boudon Lamps Mihtaiy Blushes Child's Sels Dicss Shut Studs Gifts That Last 3 Broad 446 Northampton Street OPPOSITE COLONIAL THEATRE Washington, New Jersey Easton, Pa. - Christine Jewelry and Music Shop, Bangor Pa., formerly S. \V. Christine, Washington.

OPEN EVERY EVENING T rM1 Vpck Nm . .^. "" -; ;r Star and Thnce-a-Week N.'Y. World, $2.75 '"^ Xc;\

{ k.r-».- .,-hH- ' . -,./ : SECTION FOUR THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. .T., THURSDAY, DECEMREK 21,1922 News and Advertisements of Hackettstown and the Towns Nearby

Mr. and Mm. A. T. Trlmiru-r nf I»IC:IH- | octoi-k.[ Itefrt'uhmi'iitH will be i-m-cd fo nut drove, wlio Imve U'rn mmiplni: nt Ihei ••whin H brief iiruitmin. Minn Kllznttfi: Clnrendoii Hotel, left 011 Tlwrwlay for ltrnwn of KIIHIOII, a im-mber of Ihe 301 •S Additional Hackettstown News and Ad- I'"l«r»tn where they will HpiMid the winter. elm's, is flecretary o£ tlie Alumni Assodn MrH. ltyi\\a Hunker*, it will obMrvi.' on Work IIHK bcfctut on ttie erection of n linn. Sntnhluy her With birihtlay nnnlvrmiry. • buiiealow fur Mr. mid Mm. .Mi.rt-.ial] HuiiiouK Oanliier. who underwent ., .Shi- is enjntltiK RIMHI h.-alih- and 1st :.1»1.- vertisements Found on Next Page Morgan of Warren ulrcet, near their iirea* "iwruiliiii in Hie Milts Iiosiplinl. Morris bear niul «»•« very ivcIU Slur. \n a cut lionir. town, ou Turxriay lam, in now inmrovfni ..riir tm-mber of ,!.- Imiil \\\ <\ T. II. wlmvly. Intine 1'nrr, whose liomu wan Imriiml hint which wan ortzanizi'i] (Iiirinj; tlir im^lonilc KrWiiy uvi'tilns nt the borne of V. A. I SI'ltl'CK UVS. wt-i-k, in at the homo of his niiHei>lii*lnw. Mrf. Virginia It<'ll to K|.*'tnl the winter ihert*. Mrs. I tow I>n?k« will leave tomorrow fn.mm d|HNiilhi|Nd s M-vcnil weeks In I'hilndel-) A. M. A' ffvyl program i-* bdng pro* .llie money wlikh wns mllrclnl last | t Mttrjorle. rintigliter of Mr. nnd Mm. . i-|ivml th)! Imtl.liiy K-ti>uii with wla- |>lila am! tvircil. week fur tlio HIIIWM hi the Orient IUIK ItMmnl tJonil. n-lm iimierwent tout w tivex mar Andover. boi'ii forwnrUcit l.y MIK, \V. A. Hoffman, ut ii New York city Jionnitnl nn oiH-ntt... Ilnrkvittitowii Url-r, K. of I\, held In r <>r I-(inil tor linnilil Tnxet to (he Mute tn-nsurer. The iimmint wl- for a Hwolten jfliimJ. in paid to lie iiu|irov< •otini'i'tioti with the iiifiiiiK Tiu'Mhiv PORT MURRAY ••f IIU;M-, Sali) of Lantl for lertetl wtift §1211. They were ttcllglitvil liij.'. liKlit u nmokcr in Odd FI-IIOWH Hall. ' ' Mrs. Aritiu Houston »f I'hilli|i-linr- On Smiihiy t with (lie amount rollvc-tnl iinil vxleml Tlie bn^iiii'ss iilttci'n of town arc opci I'lilii?. IlnfinbiT ( t-MUi. I their hearty tlinnkn U> nil wlm wmtri- i-veiiiiiKs this wi-ck for the CliriHliini tl.-r- will I,.'- billed. Kh" l by tlit- i-hoir in'llie M. K. ! In the O.n inule. Four M-iiinrx arc mi tin* honor roll nt fir-! Stai« if .Ww .I.rci The minimi reniilon of thi> C. C. I. will I .Ml IHIM ness |iIii(TM will lie rti^ed Mon- . t'u- .uiihn rity ..f I.i.r s day. Chris turns I My, anil no mail will be 1 Mr. JIII.I MM. Cliri* C«l.- ;ui«l «l.-i :h- • Hotel IVnnsylvuiiln, iih nrrniiu ami ,'Ctnl j 11 nium .' Sm ^imhiimnn* "iVu'l" (in- fnUi- drfiwred Monilay. ni'ii. .TIH-M* liiiv.' reivivt'il t It** in><<«ss;iry tcr KHa r»f ISmvi-rstoun KI«'HI Ft street, New York oily, from two until live j wiili his N^t.-r. Mrs. Frank Kf.ti 'Vj.tclf In It;..- artr-rnn Tin- new ImflfliiiK of Itmwl! Cook b iV«T:i^r i>f !IO. Tli" Mlxmt will .io- (o- s iMirntw for ih<> Cliri^inias vmrati< I!. C. !{M»Tt«.>n i>f I'ateryon U' r\mul- nt I.'>'Ir" MM!, In the Vltlar;. Start Next Year's

HIP Orlwit. Tin- .*!.-.<• rtiH'ivril in lli« II. IHT L"J. ; Hi,. I'lrm Unv of July. 'l!iS2. 11 Vacation Fund Cni^ ilrlvi- Ilivn- Ims ln't'ti tlirm-d ovi-r .Mrs. Lillian Tiii-l(nc.>'s of Now York . In "H«l li-"t. toi.',-th-i- uiih IUWTISI »II ! rr"'" ""ll1 llr"' •'••y "' •Tlll>'' A real vacation, with all its benefits to health and mental lonil Ilcl Cm««. cr Mr^ I (' Winter of ICirr^villn I'--. t ncccb^.'iy thine—an essential to wcll-bal- if n-lnlfvi-x in .Ml. ViTiiim. X. Y. ^&^Li\^^»ii s'"& iKi;;, n™:.'j n"S!& ,i;,v i'w"vi"iv!, „:';••• anccd life. .MrK. Itili-licl Vnnullii w H|>t-li(Iilif; tIn- •.licnillns 111,' li,,li,laj» ivilli Iwr l.arciils '!,,;!,,;,' Siw'nli na wUl'iiJrXiioTl'.' ill KiirrHVlllt*. j »,,„„ ,,n,| \,ny „;,. „,„,,»„„.,',[ 11,11 Iniliclny vi'jsim ivilli liii' ilaniilili'i'. .MIH. It is not too e.H-Iy to bcRin jjlanninp for ne\t suirjiioi's re- M. [I. Ilnywiinl. in r..«iin.,n. Low lVn-y is ill witli 11 colil. ; tli^r,.,.n. liii'liKllaf: Intor,-Ht anil me I-Vlwiih (if \V. (.*. Mwn'll will lie BI.III creation, for "rtc ictit'on" i cully means "RE-cieation." 1 j Tli'ls i,al,> l« made tlm I> Irani lliat only a U'I'IIITIII plait;!!) : II|I HAINESBURG ,-l of Hi,.' niB lln* nwill i.f lili full ill I1I.1 mill j-anl ! Slutir of Nn' A .«avinnff accDjnt in tin* bank «ill piovidc a convenient Ask the .11 \Vi,li,,.«,l,,y. II,. ivus labi'ii In lil- William Coss. assistant mail ; means for accuinnlatitiK the nctc>«ai>- health anct laralion fund. I" ii* wIii-iTwhere,. nriciifli'rr a slaMlny in ooff si'Vcial f,,r'Vllli , I «ii,,f (•„„,' 1,,,V, , »"'• "»"••• i"""iil.'l|.nl rliiirii.» ..11 nil Christmas Club lta .. I..l . ; 1 1 1.. • . l ll sr-r.ir.*i"ii i"i ?."ri. « ;, •**•««fi»f A '^°!!'ir™»'S»"n.r;;;;!'•'[n,;,:::r^:;"S:! ^,.s.!^^; ::;;: No matter wluiL >ottr <-avin^ pl.in m.ij* be, >our account at depositors HT, Miss KrilluT 'All A WIT,' WCi'll ] | ilC..11 III llf Mr. l)e»'lll» llll|,'SS. fon ent of llenH liioroili." (Kevislmi this bank will be welcome. You aie invited to call and to con- UIII'KK nf relatives in Xewaili. I < oiialy engineers |,.iri. ,• ,,||y „„,.. ,,f iniji,, 1, v.ivil lltiri*li J. I91.S. sult our ofiiccr;-. what the All liersotis win, ran silli: are reituesleil veyeil Hie |ir,,|,.-(.,| new cnliiTele nulil , TI10 fnllMWhiK l» ii llm .Iwicrilplns tlif i Christmas Club has done for 'TVIE happiness it has brought JL to themselves and others. -- - i'-*..*' i.T^p. I>II*I I,II, ... . •- - J*- r* -••» Si nil ( liristiaaH inasie will lie (riven IIIHI -Alis, All.'ii Vnnimrii. ^ """^ 1923 Christmas Club Now Open Their visions of a Happy Scvcrnl in this vidntiy nro sick wiili ' •"• <"tifr I:stiltt'- utltl(l I''1 ' it llie I'l-eshyterinti elnlreli Siimlay nioni- t 1 ncrcH If more eonvi-niciH, "tu nui\ nun! >cui deposit—\ou \ ill ie- II.-. In the evening llie elmir witl r ler MH ami • ' .itiur i',ni:'i(r KstsiU-, Christmas" are all the hapryer nul a... t-eive the same t.ucful ticitmnnt as if jou i-illcl 11 poison. lie ,antaia '"Tlie l'io[,li,.,y anil Tlie I'nl- 1 I nut ».f land because others are to shsre iUliieiil." UeV. .Mni'lyii lias *n>SlpotiiMl tiiriifil font, Ommla. wlivri Ilicy \ I.H011H Kant). tiVu-t'of or two weeks his sermon which lie I1111I iir of ahr their enjoyment. men,!,',! 1,1 iireni-h S lay eveuiic on I111IH IH'CS. 'Snvllii! tin' l.esl «'ili" 1'nlil Last." I!I.. .1,. Ilci-k visiVtHllfNt l vi-r Ilio week-end I).' M. ' rHViui.Winiiii/ljoli Our Chi-istmas Savings Club 1/ you want the "Wlerry Christ* Irs. Itnssell I'lirliM was tin- soloist tit the with fiien.ls nt (IlfiV fi-inin'i'i-. Witi'ir.'Mt farm, William \';i!i.si.ot.'ii s|n-ni a few rtnvs N.Htinw nf ulinitt l.*,9 ucr- 2no.11 j is simple and Mtpcrior. Just .1 little cjril c.on-cmcnllj inas" to ring merrier and longer Hie past uvel; hi Plilltiilclphiii. Lvllny Crntt?. Wm.il lot of ah I visil to relatives here, lias retiii'iieil In -Miss (Hive Kitchen <>f Columbia visit- IT ljll foidin'' inlo a sm.ill cn\clo|)e; URonspicious; Iiand>; and louder for you und your el' home nt .lol 1 lS. y n.76 j '} uyer i!n> wei>ttTiiil with M\tm Miirji.rlc W. (lil-t carried with you ill your pocltcthook ir ilcsired. Auto- loved ones on next Christmas .Miss Ilelil, liliral'illli ill llie I'. I.'. I., is Kin-: I'D. lieinlini.' Hie siliool vaeallou with frieuils N-w .l<>rtt imiticaily siiuw.s nmotint jiaiil, and income. Day, JOIN the CHRISTMAS rr. r,M.I MIH. J. Jl. Yonn» nnd M. • •ff iiiitt o itt :!flf)) ttiivK si3,or. ! iinil (IniiKlili'r I.oiH .*lw II. A. f.:nrtln»r. wm»l lot CLUB NOW FORMING. ,! fllirint 2S ani-ea :HIJOIMIHK lainlH of t\, .1. riroen .... Kcsourccs $1,170,000 /", APBTY •Ml-H. Srirli.. Veiinhle, rarm of • jiiif*t w.'i'l*: jiml M-ciir ulioiit lui) acres inljotiiin;; !•:. Surplus . 00,000 VERVICE T. Cuoltt" Capital.... 60,000 SILENCE (.Ini.slimiH Px «I>H will 1M> hcM nt tin -\. liarni's lMat.\ won c-.-uv Allni. - . . . The 192.') CHRISTMAS CLUIS .Mr'niul Mr,". Sliil.<-ni:iii lefl on Ahmtlav off DDr. Vitfl of HI:ilr.Hli,wn. AI|>hiin<> iliiin « <'".. lut liinm-ii Starts Saturday, Hoc. IS, 1922 n siH'tid [tint <*t* tht' l_'Jiristni:iK viirati'Hi as Slutc S 1 tli«it- smim»-r lionu- in Twin r.:ik>'s, «[ IK' rmniti'lit-fore co'i TSie Peoples National Bank mil Tlioniiis lias iiui-cliiiscil the i>ru[>- will lit- Itn'iin Hackettstown National Bank HACKETTSTOWN, N. J. Hackettstown. N. J. The ini[n-n of .Inlin Mimlihisoii is vy .slow, Ii ; still tTniiiiticd :» the ousc. Williiim Finwp, chi'f nt the C. C. I., nit dnty fnr several ilnys' viicalion. .^ 'I'licic u;:is a zwnl atti'mlaiirf! of mom- •r.s anil ("rifiidi-s nt tin- nifi'tinn on \V»?il- wlny t'Vtmiu^ of thu Social Service I'.vu- lu.rhood. Mr. Fowler, president, pic- iided. Tin- itpfiiki-r wa.s G. K. Mimrou of \'r iiaronly, Three Spacious Floors crowded with Mr. ami Mrs. A. Ayern. of the Newest and Best in "Things-That-Men Mrs. Larson, teaciier of violin at the C. U. I., who has not Iwen playin;: in pub* Wear." useful and practical Gifts at lie for some time, lias msumed public •''S&'llcrminia Hoover and Mrs. Wil- THE GREATEST SHOWING of Useful and "Sensi- Reasonable Prices iain Curl an; among the siilespeople lit the Cook department store for tlie holi- ble" Articles for Christmas Gifts in Warren • We, have just what you want in Presents for young or dnv trade. County. •old, full of merit and fair'in price. Trinity M. E. Sunday school will hold tomorrow iiifjht their Christmas enter- tinment. . EVERYTHING for D'ad and the Boys! Lots of The community Christmas tree was Christmas Handkerchiefs Sewing Machines 'laced in position at the [our corners on things for Mother and Sister Too! * Every wanted style and Mond:iy. for Christmas. The best Sew- Theodore Ackley bus suffered tho SCL1- PRICES Here Are Always Less than you expected quality is here. Pricey from ing Machines made are sold tnd puralytiu stroke and in reported in Tic tip. in this Store. A full line of I critical condition. to pay. Fine quality Handkerchief a, Electric Portable and Stand . A vocal duet WIIH rendered on Sunday put up in beautiful Christmas Machines at lowest prices. iviminjc nt the services in Trinity churi:h >y Miss Mary Frost and Itusscl l'mk. boxes,'.'15c to 52.00 box. Fully guaranteed. An ideal Make this stoi-e youi holiday stoic as «cll as yoiu cveiy day gift and one that will surely Lunora, the reniniuiuK twin diitiRhter OPEN EVENINGS Beginning Saturday, Dec. 16th, it Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dercnier of sloie please the recipient. IctTersonville. X. Y.. dii'd early Mondiiy Until Christinas Umbrellas for Christmas morniiiK at the home o[ the Knmdpar- nit.s, Mr. and Mrs. .loliu Deremer, when: A wonderful line of Ladies' he child had been stayinp sinco October and Men's fine Umbrellas, Christmas Suggestions nvitif,' to tlie fact she had never been well Slippers ' plain or fancy handles, best' dlitre birlli, The child was taken worse Hosiery Sweaters mate Hills, 51.50 and up. Silk and Wool Hosiery, Silk Saturday. The death of the child is pi- Rorneos, Juliets, Hylos, Comfys, for men, women and children, in ShAei Kmto Rope Stitch, 01 culinrly stid us the twin sister died one Ladies' Colored Silk Umbrel- Underwear, Blouses, Bath- Evevetta, in felt or leather, all Silk, Silk and Wool, Lisles and Coidigan weave, with or with- las in all popular shades. week earlier. The body wns taken to m robes, Gloves, Scarfs, Hand Allanmchy Tuesday mornilift, whore a styles, all prices. fine Cottons, including the fam- out collais, Pull-over 01 button Children's Umbrellas $ 1.25 • Bags, Stationary, White Ivory 1 rain was taken from .TonVrsnnvillp. N V. ous Rivoli Silk Stockings for stvles all colois, all styles, all . up. Inlermnnt. was made voslerday. Tho par- Sets, Cut Glass, Lustre Ware iils, Jlr. and Mrs. Charles Deremer. Mufflers ladies. ' . pi ices , "PYREX" Ovcnwarc, Casse- who nrriv-vl here on Saturday, accompan- Carpet Sweepers ied (he body to ifeffersonville. Tlic child Brushed Wool, Angora, Silk, Al- roles with or without Holders, lacked three days nf lieiuf,' five months Suits and Overcoats ' ; paca Cashmere, etc., etc., iu Umbrellas & Raincoats ' Every housekeeper appreci- Candle Sticks,' Percolators, old. She will be missed in' the sraiid- K11 schbaum Cloth Ciaft and PvO- ates the saving' of time and la- Shirt Waist Boxes, Kugs, Pic- ]iarents' home, •wlicrc- everything possible pretty color combinations. Every Umbrella guaranteed for cheslci Clothes, Snappv Styles 1 was done tn ijcnlon^ llie young life. bor made possible by the use tures, Fancy Baskets, Fancy at least one year's wear, 7, 8 and 111 Ovoi coals Custom lailonng of a good Carpet Sweeper.-We Towels, Fancy Linens, etc. The dedication of the new U. C. Gloves 9 ribs, paragon frames. 0111 specially. .soil the "BISSBLL" Carpet ihurch will take place in llie parly .sum- Sweeper and Vacuum Swcep- Christmas Cards, Christmas, mer. Tho plans will soon be laid. Working, Walking, Motoring, cvrt—tin", bust money can buy. Miss Ella Henry is a palient 11I. All Driving, Fur, or Fur-lined, Knit-, Sheeplined Coats Shoes and Hats , Prices $J.7">, $5.00, §5.75 and Booklets, Tags, Seals,-Tinsel Souls liospilal, MoiTislown, ted, Fleeced, Mochas, or Capes. , getting pretty scarce now! You'll Doiothy Dodd, Di Kahloi, Han- up. Children's Sweepers 25c Ribbon, Tissue Paper and Col- Mrs. Carrie JVvine. who is "KpondiiiK nah, and othei good makes of and iiOe. ' ' the winter in Morris (own, visited on Meyer's or Hanson's makes. find a good assortment here, at ored Twine. Tuesday her sister, Mrs. A, .T. Mnrlcnis. Shoes ioi ladies, Emeison, William Lnnlrrmnii nml family will right prices.. leave next nmnlh for .several w!.''.'l;s' stay Moist, uiil Kuiiei-i, Emhcoll- Complete Line of Christinas Tree Ornaments of All Kings in Florida. Pajamas, Night Shirts Johnson, and other standaid isn Artirian Pernmer of Mornsfown ' , Teazledown, Outing'Flannel, Ma- Neckwear makes oJ Shoes foi men. Stiudy Kjient the week-end with her parents, Mr. 1 dras or Percales, Sillc^ Loops, ' beautiful, lustrous silks, in all foolweai foi the little folk. Hiitl Mrs.. Isaac Deremer. Pearl Buttons, cut full and the now shapes, knitted, grena- Toys For The "Kiddies" •Preparal.iotiN lmvo been made for'the niuininatiiiK ench evenint; mil IT Christ- roomy. dines', or broad silks, a wonderful Garters and Arm Bands DOIIR of every description, Games, Books, Dishes, Horns, Tops, nas of tlie community ChrtHtmas tree. variety to choose from. "Autos, Musical Toys, Mcchunicnl Toys, Blocks, Banks, Fire Trucks, in sets, 01 sold sepal tely. packed Pianos, Doll Carriages, Tool Chests, Telephones, Trains, and hun- Suspenders in pi city holiday boxes. dreds of other things to make the Children happy. VIENNA President, Whiz, Guyot, and oth- Shirts „ •' ' • . Britifj the children with you to sec the Toys. Silks, Broadcloths, Silk Stripe, ThovCiirislmas entertainments at Ihe er makes, in pretty'" holiday Trunks and Bags various placeHj this week will be as fol- boxes, no extra cost. '' Madras, Whipcords. Repps and The famous "Evemoar" tiunks , DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY lows} At the public school on Friday af- fine Percales, sizes from 13'/> to sold he ie exclusi.ely. Suit Cases, ternoon, Presbyterian church of Orent Meadows on Saturday evening, Christian 18. . ••.-,. and Bags, at veiy leasonable % cbutTh Sunday ovoninjj and at. the Meth- prices. odi.st; church M'ondny 'evening. Sale of Handkerchiefs 1 J. D. FLOCK, Inc. Mrs. John Sidnnr returned to her home on Sunday,-after spendin}; the past, Army and Navy Goods EmbvoidGi'tiu, Initialed,, •'••Hem- Don'< fnrg-ei to ' Hackettstown, N. J. five weeks ill. Dr. Correll's hospital in stitched, Colored borders, a be- ask for a pretty Souvenir Huston. ' ON OUR SECOND FLOOR wildering variety for men, ,wo- i: Phone 44 \ •','., •*« 156 Main St. .T. A. Tiinaberry. spout several days ' 1 ,( Calendar .Newark last week with his uncle, J. i- _:-_.iSPn,..ov children. 1 ^Ln Taneherio. -: ' t [ 1 JL 13. prayer service will bo held If

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THE WASHINGTON^STAR, WASHINGTON, N. X, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21,1922 SECTION'FOUU. ALLEY liccn vUlllns her slater, Mrs. Flo>J Ailcr ilstlor* Mrs, Htlttibclh Moore and mm, R, Lcntz of Newark, whose Iiclpersurc anil expects Hint the luinolntmont of it EH approximately $18,000 year the Mr. and M'rit. .7. S.'IVrler, Iii'-Crceitwii'li. in thh plnre. ilium Moore; nml the former's son, Isnnc now pai-ltliic nnd sliippltit? them to the receiver for the iironrrtk'A will be forth- present time, The annual ChrlstuinnexcrciKetrof the Oeoree II. Trlvett, of Glen HICIRO lint Ailer, of Tejipjuli. coming In u tdiort time. (ireenwlch I're»liyterlan church, which Mrt." Eliza Jnno Anderson has been been \i»l(lnff Mr. mid Mrs. Win. U. Ilob- Mini i;ix|i> Trimmer of Middle Valley MIH. Mary Swayzp, who has been at vJTliltlnffrairlltl . and-Mrf. AnronrApj;nr m Tli Woodworrkink I uss nlnut It , were nlwerjed on Siindny eu-nltiir. Merc Hcnaimau i. - Is \hdilni: Mrs. Wllltnni 2:inntonit.* Oxford nevi'rnl months, Is ut her liuinv bulliUiiR ItnvliiK four STILL VALLEY a Kiiece^t ut in previous years and quite Mm, I.uellu Knitter niul Mr*, AuRtwtiis Mrs, S. Hiuld l'nrk of Dnnton Mtcnl htw. ; four fltHirf. "IHi :ii).iHH) '; Mr. and "Mrs. AVlllonS Apsar linvo been T. Mince nru liumc frum » business trip Thun-daj lint with Mr-.. Charles Au- feet of fliHirhiK. tuid 1st fill largely utlended. - ',<•„>.'*Vn • Informed,-their, ion, John, Ai)«ur,. U i to Newark. MIM Aiikru, *late lihrnrlnn of Trenton .... with Rood iniubhierw The Mr". Anna UnjiheH of Warren Glen llWIH. spoke before .Moravian It range membent plant la intended for Hi- nnniifaetiirelli'f n-tnrnrd hninp from a tinil with Mr. .Mm. Hnln Woolf of Straw Chnrth la •phnrlH^ftSmlH^ftSjm* finfin* operation fofor npiicndl Mr*. Mnry Ollloti lin been Ptitcrtnlu- Mr*. KHxnbelli Gray In upend I tic n ft>rt- taxt Hatnrday tilxht. linpmvlnp; after n monllr.^illiic^. at the Presbyteriarsbtia n hospitahpit l in Ncw- Ing her -sistcr-in-lim, ' Mm. Mnry, Krllc nkltt at AtiikThiM ttltli her; Hoyln-hiw and of furniture. Interlur IHIIHI> triiinnliicv. nnd Mid. \\\ V, Kenniuly. l .Mrt. TliuintiH StiUon spent last week eli-.. and liai been opemtcl ilurlns the M,. ,d Mr-<. l'erd Porter ttnd clilldreii Mr. niul. Mm. t'laiidoMInmliu «"f Htraw liunn. of NaN'hlln i: brightl. (lunch tor. Mr. and Mm. LuarR'a Slater. wilh hor piivntM at Towntbury* -lt Mlu Sessio Schujrler of Vcnioy""*liiis Mr«. Daniel Ader hud fur Sumlaj | ,M!s* Henrietta OWn*. ta /tmlerit of iiwnt'whlti of thh OHIIIMIM nl dim-ri-nt (llllli j|r. „,„] Mm. I*rewiiiiiR.. J)nlirlmc wiw ttio [ !IIK lltP Ituliiliiy vncatidM with her pari-ntH, pluw-H of lnwhii-s.1 are iirettily decorated Tliu Incuine of (In1 olei'triu ll^lit plant ufnti"ttu KIUMH of the furuuT'ii paretilK, feature and refreslnneuts weroivervrd. [itt-v. mid Mr-, Murk A. Collins fur ilio Ynk'llde. l Mr. ami Mr*. John X. Krone are riiler- We are grateful In I'nderlaker lltles uitiliiK ilieir ditnsliitT, Mrn. Alvah Finn- for his dhtritiulion t>f prvtty l!Ct caleu- \itifi. oi I'.irki-r. t Mr". I'h.irlv* Niimi tnul IIIIIIB liter. Jlw. M'M. h, T. Illldrbraat, Mm. Clarciivc fA'hut Intuit; vteiUvl vtt Sulnnktv ut Vw Vtui Iforn, Mm. MIJton I'IWJIT were TIC- i^'p with Mr. am! Mrs. Samuel Xunn. tiniii of crip last week. t Dousing Coieinati of Jurxoy Citv spout ftitimlny with• ltcr. and Mrs. Marl; A. Miss Helen AlhwtKon visited her «nw- 'CollhiK. in and wife, Davis Itlblde ut Bansor, last | .Mr. nail Mrs. rrnnkllu .1. "Wiley will week. { IoM> llu-ir Intuit- lien- ami siicml the win- ' Mrs. Knilly Lewis, who was biirlwl | hfrnt Dmii-Ui'ii with their daughter, Mrs. tt Stmdiiy, was n lister to Joseph' Charles Orwri. rxtbrook* of tliis plaee. • Uaaa II. Albertson of Caldr.cll came, Istmas Presents are gifts that are as useful as they to Hope last Tuesday to attend the fun-1 are beautiful. In our carefully select- \ \ SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN eral of his brotlier-in-law, Alphcus 3. •, Sivnyzc nnd romnlned among relatives till We have a present for every mem- We carry as large a variety.,of g ed assortment you will find just what in>vr the week-end. St. JHIIII'S Kpworth Lenciie has rolleei-j Hardware i Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Kintieyman spent ed nnd deHpalched two large wirky nf' Toilet Articles 50c to $10 i Tncsiiiiy in Morri.itown. clotliiii" for the homeless, nuked and I come here and get a »5-| The Cliristmiis entertninment will be starving people of the Xenr East, Asia, j as any store in the State and ask 5C j held on Monday oveulnc, Dec 2."». Pyralin Ivory _....G5c to §9.00 i* Mlitsnt MyriK Leida und Cerlrudc Ort you lo consider the following sug- ,J< arc MpomiiiiK the holidays with (heir par- TO CLOSE OUT Perfumes, imported and fii cntH. Mr. nnd Mrs. I'hflip Ort. Useful Present gestions: C* The Iditlif*' (Jnild In IIBVIIIR elecirlc BELVIDERE PLANT domestic 50c to $12.00 liKtilH iii.stnlled in the .Sunday school nmnis at the Mou-itinn dnireti. The seeond bnmlholdern of the Wnr- The mtttice prayer meeting on Wecl- reu Wood WorhinR Coinpnny of Uelvi- i Leather Purses 60c to $3.00 nviliiv evening. DiV. Ii7. will be held ut dere, have hcj:uu foretrlosurt* proueed- | (hi> hoinu of .Mr. and Mrs..Marshal Snr- iiiKa njiniiiHt I'M win It, Collins nnd Hoy Eton, Crane and Pike Stationery ('. Collinx, father nnd xon, of Westt- U'IK. SV;irli\s :ind daughter Mabel fieht, for the payment of principal nnd Cigars Belle Mead Sweets iiKilnrt'tl to Xcwiirk

In fact we have :i complete stock and invite inspection. Make it a beneficial Christmas by giving something1 useful.

Hackettstown Christmas Shoppers are fortunate in W. A. HOFFMAN having for their selection such wonderful variety of Holi- General Hardware, Plumbing, Tinning and Heating 159 Main Street IIACKETTSTOWN, N. J. I! day merchandise as can be found in the local stores. is ready to meet your Holiday requirements. Our line of merchandise for gifts is varied and complete. Every effort . has been put forth to have the hundreds of articles which are so necessary to a successful Yuletide Season. Much time and money has been expended to place the Bragar Store at the head of the list of up-to-the-minute business places. It will be to your advantage to visit this store before making your Christmas purchases. The prices marked on the various articles will surprise you. A few minutes of your time given to inspecting our merchandise will^a17 you bin* dividends in the s?.vin°' you will pnjoy by venson of tho low prices.

The Mother and Dad and Children • Sister Brother U. S. Biinks There is no question you'll need them, -and-you-will Electrical Dolls find the largest stocks of the kind that give Art Toys $1.29 ."i service at Kinney's at the lowest" Pencil Coxes prices in town. Come here for School Supplies RUBBERS-ARCTICS-RUBBER BOOTS Telephones Heavy Weights - Lightweights -Sandals Story Books1 Wet Weather Footwear for the whole Family Blackboards Toy Animals Christmas Suggestions Doll Wardrobes Blocks Children's storm king boots Meerschaum Pipes Writing ,Papcr Milano Pipes $2.69 (in fancy boxes) French Briar Pipes Humidores of Tobacco Boys' storm king boots $2.98 Manicure Sets Boxes Cigars ScwinR Baskets Fountain Pens Children's short boots.. $1.98 Wholesome Sweets While Ivory Sets Sheal'or Pencils Boys'short boots $2.98 Curd Outfits, Plain .Cards There are no highei* gi'iuli (3 to 25 pieces) Dominoes, Checkers Boys' 4 buckle arctics.. .$3.49 CANDIES Kiado. llin:-i you v:il 500' Playing Cards,i,with find here, IVd: & 'i'ili'oi'd Electric Lamps Girls' 4 buckle arctics .. $2.98 Schrafft, liomiiv.ee, ivd Crrsn- Boxed Candies . the 11 and 12 spots field's Choccliite:; ,'Lrid Uon ilons High Grade Knives Women's 4 buckle arctics The acme i.f whoi^onic x.v.-o:t.- Opera Glasses Saxaphones Onc-half to five pounrl hn!id:i; Pocketbooks Accordians $3.98 Harmonicas boxes.- Christmiui.woulii JIQVOV !K Fountain Pens comnlctc without :i'ho:< or two 0: Cigar Holders Men's 4 buckle arctics. .$3.98 those .desiraiile confections Sheafor Pencils Cigarette Holders Ingersoll Watches Cigar Cases Our Holiday Leader Will H«. Cigarette Cases. Special ^siirted A yeai-'s subscription Watches, Clocks $3.49 ChocnliitrH . toher favorite mag-. Shaving Sets A Five pound. !>:<:: fur $).p azine- Razors, Mirrors

MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY Our Xmas Gut McCall's Patterns Fruits and Nuts' ' Tree and House 3 PLY SOLES. BROWN ELK to You We have the exclusive agency .for Fruits and'Nuts will'play -an* im- • Ornaments GOODYEAR WELT the famous McCall Patterns. A com- Th'ere is a beautiful plete i,soi(ment of patterns to assist portant part in your boliduy ce!cbi*a- A largo stock oC Tree calendar awaiting you Milady in keeping her wardrobe up- tion. We have tlio finest assortment' Ornaments, Table and of Fresh Fruits and Hlgii (trade Nuts House Decorations. They at our store. Oui to-thc minute. May we .show you tlio 1 friends and customers advantages of the McdiH system of that you will he able to find in town. arc priced right antl will .'teepinK America's women the heat add much to the |j attrac- are mvited to • call .The low prices and high quality will tiveness of your homo MEN'S FELT SLIPPEKS dressed in the world. »• •and get one. plca.se you. during the holiday season. BROWN 98C (!KKY G. R. KINN-EY CO. INCORPORATED World's Largest Shoe Retailer. sir ! 26 South Third St., ' Eaaton, Pa.

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SECTION_FO,tm.-. ,.TflE.WASHlNGTON.STAR, WASHINGTON, N..J., THURSDAY, DECEMBER21,1322! " ... . race Three,,.,-~5

Harry Shampanorc ing steady progress up'the ladder of success. -' , t Gets Promotion Amnnc;,the<\Vft9h!ngton young men who l.avo gona forward rapidly Jn It-is-n .real pltmsuro-to the STAR Into years is Harry B.'Shampanore. to*chron!c!o the successes of the var- Ho started..as- a -canvasser < In. May, ious; '-young'men of tho borough who 1915, wlth'a small space IrTthe Hag? havo gono into the business world and en building,,later.movlng-to tho Mor- made, notoworthy progress. gan building,, occupying the..ontiro store. After two years there, he ^went And not only is it a pleasure to with the Nathan Furniture Company, publish them, but it is equally grati- at Easton,. as.a. salesman, later be- fying to STAR readers to read of coming assistant to M. M. Nathan, 'them. For most of those young men later becoming Y assistant manager. 1 'arc"personally' known: to- a great Within the past Jow wocks ho nas many of the more than twenty thous- been.made.manager .of tho largo A REAL and who" road this paper weekly. Nathan business in.JSaston, ono.of Tiiosc many thousands who arc proud the .most oxpansivo - furniture busi- of the STAR'S success, because it is nesses in this section of tho country. I their paper, ape cqunlly proud of the success of the county's young Mr. Shampanorc's activities, how- r \ or men who, by tho ability, integrity ever, arc not all confined to the Nath- Dr. JohnxoD Wrote His Nuno on tbo ItCgt of tho Portrait. " and application to,business arc mak- an- business, for his business ability Wltlioul <1#>lay, Sarah was dlsr-nlchcit Sh« U'-i/ «o ncrvoti that her votes lcf(^ 10 Warwickshire, where aho earned -h«r her rn'/rely-for *avernl!dayn bcforothO;. Ilvlnir nM'nlidy' milrt. prcinkrc. She acnt for her father to;j lint the >CUIIR actor, Hliltlcrn. dirt not »UNUII/I her and enmfort her before hor 1 nilow her to do this work very.long. ••trial/' a-t Rho called It. f f>. He liastvn'-d to her. They were rnnrr'etl I-'oftunatcly, her ^volc© returned Iho i in 1713, much to h«r father's Ul.iBU5t- day,of Iho performance, and 'noyorVn J ' For aomo lltr.« the pair wont up andthu/hlMory of the nncllsli'stage'[Pus' : HEROINES OF HISTORY down i:ngland i tuii>Uiu>»liii;. SJJJ-na thtfs £Jtli a trlu'inh its'^cr'oiicntnjr* for this Christmas will be a present JJanlA mediocre .v K.r. but Maial, nl/ht. Sigmficzml incidents In ike Lives of Famous Women noon showed licneK to be an txccpttt'iial J->om tlicn on Sarah Siddonn'w fortuhoji that the whole family will enjoy the •was nude. She was the ragu, the pride. "* By MARK STUYVE^ANT - . *r{Jcr art w« 'rerocnlsoa th« >o.v fol-iho !p<1 sins* ottinc uaa no Uno thc> HI.- •*» nufcevl hoi.orcd b> «H who l.nowrth" HncIIslt'' 'I! as $25_and terms j. the name of itie er«at Dr. .Iniinspn. wli. 5Fr.ii, siililons was '•nc-TBCrt to act for to tears. ' wroto It tiioro .it Mr* Sit luiia re- tlm salary of fifteen dollnrs a woel:. She quest. Ho Bitld. as l.o lyaiu-il over tu urn a dlrtn'il fjulitrr. Htiu was cast to at$5Wd6wii' Itlay cunifily- Neither «lio nor (Inrrlck write: beloved wif> it ml mother and also tlioso "I would not In-T iids n;iprtrtnnStv nf- ujtcrd tint li.>r iHWiTH !ny In tmsctly. has been recoprnizod in Easton in fordctl'me'foi • my mini' t'"'n;; O'.«'ri t<> .Sh» trfofi to play 1'ortla tn "The Mer- Another way. He is secretary- and who M?IIL tli tin.^itlHffii:tiiry tliat aim Easton. He is a member, too, of! tho T ( poor trailing ,1ml*-* M~~ tU i I 1 1 v >« Ijiforrnoil lirr service* would not Junior Mechanics, Sons and Daugh- Vfctroia an'd see f6r yourself. _ ,„. J W*l«h ' vltlauo tnn—"TIi.-" .Sii'iuKV- 'J I'liigi'r uo required. ters of Liberty and the Knights of Knights Needed-Large Horses," Mutton"—rlHo This was a :t;L'! lilow to tlio ntn))ltlnu.i Pythias. He is 34 years old and a Before the ' dajp of tonrnamenta It;was onlv nator.i! fur :; r:« • Ixyr.iulp votinj; r.atresw. lull EIIP turncil toward who wna ttili b'!»\ in 11 -omi i» •.he.provlnL'fi;', and worki'd linrtl on what member of the Washington Methodist Inrfio lioraes 'vore almost.unknown In ne!rc5» ivhen K'IP' m-ew l-i slrtl^iil. Ami .ictnrs now ciill "onn-nlsl!t stanili" Church. England. The -nteeu" of. a - powerful sho conlliiueU to Ir.-ivnl ;mnm-'i tin ( JI 11 Opportunity came afalti—this tints in mount to carry a knight In armor led iry-'ln hd" imrt-nts'-i'iJtiipiiny of jitiiyi r* tlm furm of another nftt-r fmni Drury Card of Thanks. tll!l1 tl11 tt 11 1 breeders to develop the typo of steed The Ford Store uiilH her father'iSisc-over-il * « ' Lino, feno ftiii a«ltod to JI n f-inith- Wo wish to thank our friends and In lovo V/U|V nn .-i'-'tur »f itiuir cuiniiuny. cra'a "Isabella." ' tlmt eventually pave rise ,to the modem It was .Mrs. Sldilona's cr»:'i 'lk:nnco. iifil,'Iil)ura for their kindness during tin* Washington- l sickness ami after tlio death of our Urltlsh breeds ot draft horses.

Last Week of the Key Contest

i. <• Who Will Get the Prize Phonograph? •'{ VI Our key contest ends with the close of the present veek. There are still a number of keys to give out. The ! '1 lucky key, the one that wiUnt the padlock and win the Phonograph, may still be in the collection. We do not know. Every key you hold will increase your chances of being the lucky one. As a special inducement until A * * Christmas we are going to give i * One Key io Every Purchaser of One Dollar's Worth of Merchandise This offer holds good for the rest of this week. After that the contest will ,close. Bring in your keys next Tuesday or any day thereafter and see if they fit the padlock.. The one with theTacky. key will be awarded the FHOM prize phonograph: » • The Ford Store FOft THISWEEK/: At this period of the year when there are greet- Florida Oranges GROUND PINE 'WREATHS-.. , - ISc Just received a shipment oi' extra fancy Flor- FANCY HOLLY WREATHS - 25c ings ohevery lip, we .wish to extend ours to all of ida Oranges. Big, tender, sweet, juicy fruit. MINCE MEAT—Ah extra fine brick Mince Meat our customrs and prospective patrons. The kind you'll want'idr Christmas.j —sure to please you, Ib . 25c ) We sincerely trust that your Christmas will be, GRAPE FRUIT—Fancy, big, juicy fruit FANCY NEW MOLASSES^Just in, light in 10ctol5c color and sugary—just could.'t be better, a pleasant one, and that the Year 1923 will bring CALIFORNIA WALNUTS-Extra fancy, soft quart Z~T . . 20c to you the utmost in health, wealth and good shell, big white meats, pound :.l. 45c BEST MIXED NUTS—AH sound nuts, Ib'. 30c cheer. •:•.-,,.•:.... «i Coffee! Coffee! , - > v Our THIRTY-CENT COFFEE is always the ^ % Canned tegetalnles „ same—fine flavor, good strength. Other While we do not advocate waiting until the ; eleventh hour to shop, we. will say that at any • The Best Only -'" brands 35c, 40c, 45c. We can please you; give Asparagus Tips, can 45c us a chance. • time preceed- . Sifted Peas, can 25c ing Christmas. Golden Bantum Corn, can 22c Celery, Lettuce, Spinach, Etc. r 1 you will'always Maine Sugar Corny can 18c Extra fancy, while, tender, crisp celery; hearts, find the correct Tomatoes,. can 22c bunch 20c GreenString Beans, can 28c Big fancy stalks, nicely bleached.. 15c to 20c gift' in our 1 Golden Wax Beans, can 2Sc Fancy Head Lettuce 10c to 20c store through Green Lima Beans, can : 25c the assistance Stewing Onions, white or yellow, qt. . 10c Fancy Spinach, quart 10c of our sales- Apples at Special Prices You'll want a basket for over the Holidays. Cheese—Imported and Domestic men, who will for this week Imported Swiss, Ib 75C delight in be- Good cooking or eating apples, per y2 bushel basket : 35c Domestic Swiss, Ib _60c ing of service Pimento Loaf, Ib. . 50c to you. POTATOES—Fine home grown, good cookers, Snappy, pkg . isc Philadelphia Cream, Ib :. 18c Deliveries up to the last minute so no one will CRANBERRIES—AM good, sound berries, per Limburger, Ib _ 45,. be disappointed. quart \ 15c Stoic Cheese—Finest quality, good, rich, tasty LIMA BEANS, fancy new, Ib 14c cheese, Ib 3GC

TOE FORD STORE FOOD STORE' Wasliihgton On the Square Washington V/> *- *

r ,: JPageIJour '• • THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, DECEMBKR 21,1922 SECTION POUR

Worman-Haughanbur'y* Cliirunco "Walters, Solicitor paffes "01, otc, and liclns tho mimn nf his or her action iijjfilnjtt the Bald, Oecreu fur Complnlimnt »l,lOO.Sfi land and premlsoR convoyed to Stephen |j The mnrringo of Mis. Theodora C. itit*-!VRt rrom Novembur M. 19l!2, ' Waitncr and wlfo to John V. Loldlch, Kxeiutar. HauRhanbury, of Mt. Grove, nnd Wil- Compiiilnanfs COHIH nixed at 147J9 ilccenHod, and IH recorded in tho War- Dated December 7, 1D22. inl'-roHt frotn Ui'cuinlicr 7, 1»22. ren County Clerk's Olllco In JJoolc 103 liam T. Worman, of Spruce Run, took HurtiiU-it SheriJT'H fxwtitlun f«e«. of UccdB, jinffen 10!>, etc." CllAltM3) O. SCIt.MlTT. Kxi>eutor'' place Wednesday at the homo of Mr. lly vlrlvilvie at the abvabovoo Htut«u d writ Helzed n» the property of the defend- -ll'll So. Main Street, Phllllpidjurg, X. -. and Mrs. CD. Gulick, of Mt. Grove, iiivd n I of tlieiibovtlieiibovtt Htittcu court, ant at tho milt of tho complnjnnnt, nnd Samuel Rinehart. Hov. Harry P. King, pastor of the me directed nnd dullveroti, I will ox to bo sold liy Citlifon Methodist Church, officiating, j j»j"»; f Halle at publiblc ivendu deu tio ththo THOMAS H. HAVES, Sheriff. .*' NOTICII. , ". / Why Pay More? Samuel Rinohnrt, n retired truck bidder, ill tiic Onion S'l'inro Dated December 12th, 1B22.' 12-ll-lt Tho attendants were Mr. and Mra. JJ,^ In the Matter of the Kit- farmer of Stewartsvllle, died sudden- ioiul, in the Town of i'hlllipsbure, tatc of Jolmnna Mary l of apoplexy, 2 o'clock Thursday Gulick. After the ceremony Mr. and Warren County, New Jersey, on Pottfl, Decoascil PRICE and QUALITY taken in consideration you Ret ly AUU.B.>*oi- apopiuxyMM L. L\M. M- 1 M^M Ml , — ffa LI. o_ .CIOC ! ... K inursuay Mrsuunt*. Worma. /wiuni wenmvt i-vivmuu to Sprucj enu Ru. nn»u SATURDAY. JAN'UAIIY C, 1023. NOTICK. Itulc to Oar ' more for your money here than elsewhere. We guarantee nftornoon nt the home of his nioce, nilMrs* A**.A Wormalit fl.* ..filn l wen1 I..A t TtVo A **Spruc» rt 1,*e nMilrt RunH between tlic hours or two iind llvo In tho Matter of the Es- CreditorH Mrs. William liulsistor, at StawrtrU- where they will live. He is a member o'clock In the afternoon, to wit, nt two tal« of Anna Smith Pursuant,to thu order of tbu Sur- our goods as to quality or money back. I ville 'Heights, whore he nnd Mrs. f of the Lebanon Township Commitit- o'clock In tbu afternoon, all that tract Kinohnrt hud ffone to spend the day. [ tec or pit reel of lantl and premiums, herein- DcccaHCil. ^«Kat« of tho County of Wurren, tnad« Rinohart had jrone to spend the day [ tee. after particularly described, sit";1™. Uule to Har ui tho clKhtli day of Uucumbur A. l>., : Mr. Rlnchart hnd been in frtllinp j Ivinrr wnil tieliiK in thu Town of Phll- Creditor* • . . Mncleen Itumlred nnd .Twenty-two. health ubout four years. Ho was 67 j' «,,lp .,.•(•i.-t,.,. , \\\...v \w lipsburt,'. In the County of Wnrren and . Pursuant to tho order of the Sur-not leu IK hereby mvon to all pcritonn years of «ge and conducted a truck f,.. .. o.» • n InivltiK clnlms RKnlnxi th 'Kxtnie ot ouu State of Xc\v .fisrsc-y, hounded and des- rogate of tlio County of Wnrren, lumfo Jcihanna .Mary Potts, late of the County Armour's Skinned HAMS, 18c lb farm in Stewnrtsvillc until about two " ' *-• I (.Tilled nH follows: on rhe Seventh Oay of December, A. D.. of Wnrren, deceased, to present tho years ntjo when his hpnJth-caused his '•— •— -= I '•(•nntntninir In fr«mt on Hit* norther- Nineteen Hundrod and Twenty-two, ic tu-thu (tiiliHL-rlbcr, her executrix, WHOLE .'OR HALF—The finest mild cured in this country. retirement. ly side of Lewis street, nnd .•xt«n claims tiKtiln»t the Estate of Mneieen Hundred and Twenty-thrco. He is survived by hi3 wife and drod fuijl It* llvvim Alley. Itounili-il on Anna Smith, Into r>r tlu- County of IK'IIIK six months from the date of Raid three nephews, Jehicl Warne, of ] ifAXCKity or N'i-:\\* ,n-:rtsKV the 'north bv said alloy. «»n Hie cuat by Wnrrcii, deceased, to pre»ent the same I Smoked Bacon - 29c lb. Juno J. ftiveroool, KxocutrJx lot now ..r at Mnrparct McWllllains. on to tho subscriber, her executor, on or order: and nny creditor 'ncfflccttaff U. Huntington, and Clarence and Mar-!' before the Seventh day of Juno A. D.'•rinf,- In nnd exhibit his or her claltns by the piece vin Wnrne, of Broadway. He had j last will atul towtiuiK-tit of tlie Htuilb by BH-U1 street and on the •indcr oath or nJTlnnatlon, within tho K. sfavcrcool, tlccoaccd. I weet by lot »f Ailnni Wanner, lk'lni? Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-throe, time m> limited, will be forever Imrrml been a member of the Stcwartsvillc ] Complainant, : tin* nutiie land and iircuilxeH oonveyed helm; tdx months from the date of KHUI of IHM or her action aitnlnst tho sahl Lutheran church and Sunday school and ' to Siepht-n Wagnt-r by deed of Frank order; and any creditor .ncKl^ctinn to IShounl and wife, dated Pee. aanl. ISOfi, brlnp in nnd exhibit hla or her claims ••"•jciitrlx. Dated December s. 1!>L!2. for the past 27 years, also of the I. !•:. Sadlor. Kxucutiir <>r I.y.llii land rt'Cfrrdod In Hie Warren County under oath or affirmation, within the 0. 0. F. and Jr. 0. U. A. M. Lodges, I, Clerk's Olllcc. in Dook 1S6 of HenlH. time no limited, will bit forever barrel KMMA «. PAItKR;'Kxocutrlx In. Fresh Pork Shoulder, lb. 14c of Stcwartsville. The funeral was i Is. Main Street, I'hilllnSburj;, N. J, hold from the home of William Hul- sizer, of Stewartsvllle Heights, on Fresh Hams 22c lb. Monday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock, with interment in the Lutheran ceme- LeanPotRoast ....12clb. tery. Pure Pork Sausage 25c lb. SHOES MAKE Wrsfley It. MeDevitt. Our own make Woslt'.v It. ML-Dmtr. of 117 Iluwnnl Pickled Corned Boof .8c, 25c lb. ulrci't. rhillipslmn,-. died at his home FINE GIFTS Sunday nfli-rmion after bavin;;' lift- ill health for some linn1. lie wits .SO Pork Chops or Roast... .20c lb. years old :ind up until :i few weeks iw> WHJMI t'li-rk on the D. h. & \V. Unil- Saurkraut, new made 5c lb. you of tht road wlii'ti ln« was mired on at1- count of fnilinc <>yi>«ii:lit. .You want to know flat.feefaind--*B tdasn you ^ve, ''j lit? is .survived by his wife and iw«» sons, A. A. MiDi'virl, «.f Uosrtlr I'jirli. s&i'Mti&t. stands a reputation for qoaiity, dresses; •'and Fine Granulated Sugar, 7yclb and Amlly MCDI-VIM. of Kaston: iwo ."li-p-fhildrcn, Mrs, Witliani Snudcis and Down in Price—Any Quantity PaulOum-d, hoth of Phillipsbur;:. lip Ttafs -why men and women, make Hoea/ j WHS a iiH'inhrr of tIit> Westminster Pres- byterian churcti. The funtrnl WIIH held selection from our JnunansaBstocks.^ at his residence on Wednesday evi'niny Selected Eggs - - doz. 36c at 7.K0. Interment at Amlover. Every Egg Guaranteed MEN WOMEN Marcus Dingier. Lews than an lmur after lie hud been CantileTW - •" P»nta«ver found *lck nnd helpless in an nlh-v on POTATOES - - basket, 33c the roar nf the Ttiwn Hall, Phillips- DorotbyDodd imi'K. Sunday night, .Marcus Dingier. Home Grown «j:wl 7."i. died in the tuwn jail from a complication of ailments. Stetson V Red Cross About midnight Sunday ni^tit, Offi- Margarine, fresh made - 20c lb. f*T 'I'aylur I'uund tin; man jiiul carried Crossett • Stylish Stout him into Hie .jail for shelter. Swinj: that Piiuilt'i* was wry sick Taylor called Ur. Edmonds "Sleaider" Arch WilltMnu. w!if> armed a few minutes before Dinner died. Coroner P. Frank Creamery Butter 54c lb. Ihijreriy was notified and took charge. Come in and taste it of tlm body. CHILDREN Seeded Raisins pkg. 15c Mrs. M.!i-ihl:i Hoffman. Lenox Mrs. Marilda Hoffman, widow <>t Kuoch Huffiimn, ahnut oit,'ht.v-fivi' years California Walnuts ... .lb., 32c old, died yoslenlay at her home in (.'ali- fim from paralysis after an illness of three weeks. Her maiden name wus Miss Maritda Wads, daunhier ,.( Andrew Coffee 24c lb. ".'n«k( of Middle. Valley. Her litisbiind Down in price 35c value Fine flavor and aroma <'*1Gold Seal" OuaKty 'rcfts, of Caiifon. and a brother, Luth a : : C. WiU-k, ,,i IUKII ltriilHv.- SCHEUER'S Market 24 Center Square EASTON MAYER'S SHOE STORE 427 NORTHAMPTON STOEET EASTON, PA.

Miss Elizabeth Proctor. .Miss Elizabeth. Procter,, asci!.. US years*, (tied from com plications Saturday at the home of her brother. John I'roc- or. near Ashury. Funeral services ivero told Tuesday morning at 10.80 o'clock t the Proctor home, interment in Cokesbiiry cemetery. THE UNIVERSAL CAR ,?' Miss Proctor is survived by three brot.Iicrs, John, Frank ami Theodort', of Hamilton, and one sislpr, Mrs. Math- ias Vosler, of Chungownter. Albert Poyer. Alhcrt Poyer died from liasly con- sump! ion at his home on the Emma Come and See the New ISartow farm near Hope, on "Wednes- day nt last week, ngurl 28 years. Thofun- caves a wife, the dauj-htor of Iloury The Bryant Stores SwajT.e nnd six .small children. The fun- eral was hold on Friday aEternoon in extend to all Four-Door Union chin-Hi, with burial in the come- cry adjoining, ii wns n .sun of. Mr. our best wishes for a mil Mrs. Gideon Poyor, of Jlope, Ford Sedan William D. Cooley. AVilliam D. Cooley died at his home, l!)i) North Main street, PliilU|ishurK. Rut- nrday evenint; from an attai-I; of heart and a Happy and rouble. He WJIS ihirty-four years old UMI was in. the. aulomobilx accessory msiness. lie. is survived by bis wife and Prosperous New Yeai nm brother. UNGERLEIDER MOTOR CO. The funeral .services were held al:'his ionic Wednesday afternoon at 2.30. In- 10th & Northampton crment in Fainnount ueinclcry. EASTON, PA. Sarah K. Fuller. Miss Sarah -. Fuller, ngtt\ 4.4 years, of WnrriiiKlon, near (Jolumbia, died at the 1'LiKton Ilosnital Sunday afKirnoon at; 1.10 from a coaiplicatiou of diseases. She was admitted to the hospital De- cember 14, Miss Fuller, who was em- liloycil as a domestic in the household of Mrs. Laura Jones, at Portland, is survived by a sister, Mrs. Evu Hiasttm, E APPRECIATE and thank you for the splendid business given us all during the year and at of YVnr ring ton. the present Christmas time. We shall endeavor at all times to merit a continuance of your Joseph Mitchell. Joseph Mitchell, chilly-seven years patronage. We invite you to come to us right up to the last minute for any gifts you may old, died Friday nvoninn at (he home of John helm, al liiejielsville, X. J., fol- have overlooked, as many stocks are daily enlarged. '• ' y ... .._ j,. ,..»••,«-t»" ••. lowing an illness of one day with par- u alysis. He leaves no near relatives, his wife Inivini; died about, six years ago. Sport handkerchiefs crepe de He was a member of St. Paul's Luth- Handkerchiefs for the Those nice downy night eran church, Kiefiolsville. chine and linen in all colors with shirts and pajamas whole family fancy embroidery 50c each. s At Davidson's Jewelry Store \V. C. T. V. Awards I'rizcs. A most comfortable gift for aity The nicfiriiifj for awarding prizes in the essny contest, of (he public school Men's initialed handkerchiefe oC Kiddies' handkerchiefs, embroid- man. They are made of warm was held in the M. 15, Chapel on Tues- flannel $1.15 up. I . GIFT BUYING day ovoninp, December 12th. The prize good soft linen finished material ered colored and plain 25c and 50c winners present read their essays nnd S1.00 and $1.50 i'pv box of three. per box. IS easy and the Loyal Temperance Lesion enter- tained with a number of pleasing SOURS Men's plain pure linen handker- Neckwear — hundreds of pleasing. and exorcises. The prize winners were as follows: IliRli school, first prize n£ chiefs 7">c, 50c, and 3"ic each. !>o; Jjeslie. Johnson, of Oxford; second Silk, Silk and Wool, Cas- Selecting a worthy gift here is easy and requires > prize, $2, Miss . Georgia Ituwinun, of Boys' handkerchiefs with color- charming Scarfs but little time, because our assortments are so Jiroadwny. In the eolith urade it wiis ed borders 12c each. simere and cotton socks the kind men choose for them- a tie between Helen Lipnoth ami George selves. All new designs and colors. large and so satisfying. Kitchen and each one received a prize 1 of $1. Seventh uradc :C:M"(irv. JO. Chris- Ladies' pure linen colored or The most appreciated of gifts A very necessary gift'at 65c, 75c, Whether you are thinking of''Diamonds',' tine, $1; flu, Verna Majof, ?l!' «b, $1.00 and $1.50. ' Watches, Cut Glass, Jewelry, Ivory Sets, or No- rinzcl Gardner, $], In Hie lower snides white with fancy embroidery ?3.00 i'or men. At.l5c, 25c, 50e, 65c, 75c, each pupil wrote u prize ossay but in and $2.50 per box of three. S1.00 and §1.50. Silk Scarfs in a number of colors velties, you will find right qualities here at the higher grades only JI • few pupils cn- and weaves also wool scarfs, make prices much lower than those of other stores., lered the contest. The topic fur the Ladies' good quality linen finish Good Lisle Hose in pretty holly liifih school was "What Two ears of Ba very much up to date gift. There A few minutes shopping here will convince yoW. == Prohibition Has Mennt lo Our Country," handkerchiefs 65c, 75c, S1.00 and boxes $i:00 for box of four, $1.25 ' is also a number of white Cassi- Seventh and eighth grade topic was. "How the Cigarette Injures Health." $1.25 per box. for three, $1.50 for three. mere mufflers in a variety of color- Davidson's Jewelry Store S Sixth grade, "The Harmful Effects of ed patterns, at $1.50 and $2.00r=? Alcohol." i • \ ' Washington, N. J. HE The osai s ^ ere ^ ell written and (showed cueful sttiih The pii7es wni crisp now bills tilth tied with i ^biic ribbon mil woie MM.II hv the local A\ Tr K ~] C T TJ bcim, pusintid h\ tlit pnsi dent Miss Mnu Duffoid Mm rumn THE BRYANT STORES, Washington Rlnin, feupt ol (he L T L, and her ns i tnnt Mrs \\ m Hill, had charge of the little people Tin is in1) weie received too late to enter llu sfafe nnil natioml contest in Star and Thrice-a-Week N. Y. World, $2.75 which prize o£ ?20 mid ^39 art g«cn

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