H iGHTSTOWN G AZ ET1E.
J ^ ^ m i r c c l tibr ary HIGHTSTOWN, m e r c e r c o u n t y , NI'W JEKSl'.Y, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1035 N U M B E R 33 VOLUME LXXXVI
FRANKIE HAYES Cranbury Presbyterian REV. DR. C. P. NEWTON John B. Braun, Jr., Appointed RESIGNS FREEHOLD Fire Loss Only RETURNS HOME FROM Churches Vote to Unite BAPTIST PASTORATE $195 in Borough TOUR OF ORIENT i Conj;rt‘g:itional nu.‘CtiiiLiS in thu Hrst Presbyterian Church and the Second Jameshurg Baseball Player Back From Ih'eshylerian Church, C'ranhury, unatii' Member of Borough Council Accepts a Call to Parmly Memorial Barnstorming Trip Reports Royal Church at Jersey City—Well Known inously \nted to unite in .singl_e member Welcome Throughout Japan. Here as a Peddle School Student. Fire caused damage of only $195 ship under the jtastorate of the IG'v. | Frank \\. IG-erill. of the Sccoiul Chureli.l during 1934 in the Borough of Frankie Hayes, jainesbur^'s baseball .After serving ten years a.s pastor of 'Phe united church, with a comltined, hero, lias returned boinc front a barn- PRESIDENT LEWIS the First Dapfjsh Clnirch o,f Freehold, Hightstown. This fact was revealed mcinhershiii uf Htltl, vill he known a'-i stonnins through the Ofient with the Rev. K)r. .Cuthberi P. Newton has wKen Fire Chief Thomas B. Malone the ]*'irst I’roshyterian Churcli, and eon - - -...... ^ an all-siar team picked from the mem resigned fo accept a call to -the Parmly presented his annual report to the bers of the American League. He is a Memorial Church, Jersey City. He will Common Council Tuesday night. regular catcher for the Philadelphia Reappointed By Mayor SUver-Ad- [ireach his last .sermon at Freehold on' 2(X)lh amiiversarv, lost its pastoi, liKy . k t .'T’ i t *1 (amiary 27 and assume his, new duties Athletics: Ke\'. Hr. Joseph 1’.. Curr\'. N'n\'einher 7 During the year the department " According to l^'rankie, “the japs are ...... ' journed Meeting Next 1 uesday tor Lon.sider- February 3. , o , answered 19 alarms in the Borough in..an automobile inisha)L His first charge was at the Gethsc- ^ not so liot at hitting, but they are good in the fiehl.” He arrived home Sunday Since that time, congregation'- of both; ation of Budget. mane Church, 'rrciiton, where he rc-j and 23 alarms from adjoining town night.iiiMiL Hayesiiayv-a left hurriedly______J on ______October churches ha\*e been contemplating tluo mained for 17 years before going to ships. Hours of service: In Hights 18*^ wdien*hV1lcw'from Newark Airp action and have been meetingi 'I'lie ai'poiniinent ^ ...... of --.y John F. Fraun. — ' v town, 9 hours; outside, 28 hours, 15 to'Sealtle Wash., to join the team sad- during the past montli as a um-i c-lection oi Daud t. 1,( a • p r T P i r It^K ew lon is It Canadian, by birth, minutes. Miles travelled: In Hights ing-f{,r japan. He was called to rci.lacc grggati.m. The Second C'urch whicl, j ,-,.,r,.an,zai,..„ iiu-Babe Ruth is a fine fellow j Dolaiicy, ias nieiiiber ol Council for the tcini -ot nmisiial expediences, among them the East Windsor, 14; Monroe, 3; Cran- Train Stopped HeVe WodnesdayeP to team with. We traveled from onc| ^lie united church becomes the sec-L.ne year caused by the rcsiginilioii (>l Noon. Boxer rebellion. hury. 1; Millstone. 2; Washington, end of lapan to the other and |dayed|pa,l largest in the Moiiiiioiith I’resby- 1 )r. SiUcr as Coiinciliiiaii. 1 lu-' a]i- In 1905, he returned to this country 25 gaines altogether, winning all, (|,rougli the action. poinliiieiii was unanimously cnniiniicil. The eleelnlii-ation uf il-vg ^ and entered Crozer Theological Semina 3; West Windsor, 1. Wherever we went we got big recep- ' E A n in«'>inK was called m m ■ division ol the 1’emisvK anjt ry at Chester, Pa., where he studied lions and were treated royally. ^ dcr tlie clerk stated that N ajui b ih u for fotir years, ffe was ordained at j EAST WINDSOR TWP. v’omp.ui\ is appari'iillv being Ti “The trip also- included games nr ry » y m P AI T and Coum-ilnieii I'Ciiton and l.ewis Pad Trenton in 1909, and was immediately NATIONAL BANK cd hv the railroad oHieials. China and 'the Philippine Islaiufs, We | F R E E OF TAX FOR ALK husiness was Two electric locomolneN weiTiaiSlei assined to the church in ihat city. REDUCES SIZE OF met .Senator McAdoo, of California, and; LOCAL PURPOSES ’ ilu- eU-etiun by Coiiiieil ol David , War Service over the South Amliov-Fsudentowit. . the senatorial iiarty which wciil to Ihci ------l.ewis as President of Coiiiieil. lie was Early in 1918 he joined the 3-15th DIRECTOR BOARD roatl on \\ er deal anee purjioses • a ‘ .. was foipticrlv mayor of Detroit. ^Bi _------, I IF \'. 1). IGving, treasurer, The tram Aupped here; during fhe He was mustered out in 1919, but since Both First National and Hightstown No monies will be raised by taxation [ p'ly^ wuperintemlnU p'uh- has maintained his military connections, Trust Company Reelected. Japan .Ambassador Grew received ns.” rlooii liotir. Through llie courtesy of However, despite the tlirills of the for local ]iui'!)0ses ^^in least Windsor; engineer am! water CMiunus- now ranking as a major in the reserve \lr. Touhey, the l-'.ditor wu" grantetd ' J'ownsliip during 1935. I-ollowing llu-j...... oiie r ,,,,,,, ^ arrnv, and serving as active chaplain The size of the board of directors of new experience which he has had the, pi'Filege of inspecting the new and- the First National Bank was reduced rcoi-ganization of the township eoniniit-;' jj Conou-r, rliu-l of. policq; in the 119th .Medical Regiment, New Frankie is glad tu be hack in the fold. from twelve to ten members by vote of “1 feel right in the pink and not a tee wilh I.eimiel I.laek beiii.g ' ; p.me.st L. Davison and kred \.pfrated eiuirelv bv eleetrieilv. Tin Jersey National Guards. the stockholders at the animal meet bit tired," he said after his journey of hairnian, the Inid.gel anil tax ordinaiKC,^..i . , snllieieiit eapaeitv for pull He was one of the first chaplains approved, ..Final eonsnleratiimwuii K, Hampton, u-eorcler ^ 120 of the New Jersey American Eegion ing held Tuesday morning. several thousand miles. “The contracts At this session the following direc haven’t come out yet for next season he given on Friday, January 18, at ...... and was a member of the Freehold Le iir. tors were reelected: Thomas E. Apple- but 1 expect to he called down to Fort dowtmhip Hall. i'Ara.■ 1 1- 1 ;,i .'iMrs. 1 s. ,.F.lsie 1.,..^ .hraiiWlin ...... and .\lhsun , |,e eleelvie loeoiiiolii es were atlaeh- gion, serving as chaplain...... I'hc budget, vvhich IS published . in this ,,)ev, three veiir terms, meniher of . In addition to his duties at his church gate, Calvin 1„ Chamberlin, Aaron V. My6'rs, I'la,, our triunuig camii, about Dawes, William T. •Denison, Richard H. February 20. fn the meuiitinie 1 am .sue of The Gazette, M'pro]|riates a | j ^^,,,^,,1, (Zo„,„y Ordinanee), p.p,,,,,,,.;,,, m Freehold, he serves as chajdain at the .otal of $(),l(il,19, as compared to , jj,,.;,,,, \-auNest, Augustus Lonover, New Jersey State Hospital, Marlboro. FJly, Joseph Holmes, William H. Meijrs, going to’do some bird shooting in Soiftii J. V. D. Periine, John G. Schcible and Carolina. Fred Gunson, of Janiesburgg 379.67 bust year. , and l-'raiik Wolfe, im-mbeis of Shade SARAH THOMAS are $2,500 for roads and $1,W>0 for l'Oor. ,p^.^.^, ...... -CCMPE-IMENTED Forman H. Updike. Recent deaths- will accomplu.iv me on the liimting trip.” PATTEI^QN-SICKLES • -The- anticipatwl-rt‘\emies- amonut -to-f -j- iJafisc.ir^vTlwaiar I abler ' >■ - - ■ ■ J-T- ,.,...-....5i amt«Tg------. r .. -- Tha U k.iSJw.. .E.:.~,.»tied '.^ICGame Miss Elizabeth B„ Sickles, daughter' cics. Owing to the adoptionado of the Mack . and...... left... for home front Kobe, ^),UiL19, the same as the ^i.PPfupnated I |)ij;},„[-,,ugh and A. H. t.'lement.j Wednesday eyeniug, y.f !a-.t vvCck, ol Mrs. Frank Sickles, of Parker j amcndmew-l reducing the number oydi-j ,,n December 2 on the l-.Ttipress amouiil. The townsliip . anticipates...... 'Upeeial police officer *' uemherN and hushan(U of the h"iiie I U'-i rl (), Baird Street, Freehold, and Carl S. Patter-1 rectors there were no vacancies. l oi-Af Canada. c,2 S(X) for franchise taxes. ! ' \ \ Stull- '■ ’conomic'- group of the gran.p'.e lendt-reil son, son of Cleveland Patterson, of lowing the morning meeting the direc------members of Board ui surprise jiarty to Mrs. .Sarah *1. Hightstown, were united in marriage at tors and officers dined at the Old plvAFRnF NCY RELIEF MAN CHARGED WITH m'Tealth" I'homas, whe had iieeii a mosj; (efficient JAMESBURG ROBBERY ; ('.j-ace Schlotlmai He h '” 1 i-hiiirman of ihc group duiiiig the year HiFtstown, Tuesday, January r, at 11 Hotel. . , p A t H I o’clock, with...... the Kcv. George G. Horn - At the meeting of directors m the | PROBLEM D l b i U K K b and will) was leavini; during the week officiating. ’’ afternoon Joseph Holmes was reelected, RriROUGH OFFICIALS , . •, . , .J,,, 1 Fir-#. PolicA to siieiul several months in I'lorida, Attending the couple were Earl Pat president; Forman H, Updike and J .; t S U K U U U n U r r s t T ' d s T . m l T : T ; a . T Special hre ,affife officers:! la,-ly All-; A deliM.tful evening rwis speiU m Tmidiiight Snndav was uia’de -by Jos-: aer.son, Charles Bouker lleiiiy- Me-,),laying games and relreslmients ueie terson, of Hamilton-Square, and Mrs. L ! ^ ; ^ r V ' ^ L i ^ ^ X r l ' ^ ^ n T E R A County Office. Requests TKm W, William B. Patterson, twin .sister of 732 be Made Available in Local Bud- Kenneth G. Stults, assistant cashier, eph Brenner 24, uUjamesbnrg at a.Ciie, ,|. '‘"'V''1'hose aiteiuling were: Mr. and Mrs. the bride. The ceremony was perform get for 1935. hearing Monday night befoe Ketoidei |Jose|di Kadisthi. ^ , George Nan Mrs Anna Nall Mrs, 1 km I ed in the presence of the immediate Hightstemn Trust Co. G. J. Fillhower. I he defendant was oi- Committees i.. v. vj M-.j-v Bennett IHhel families, after which a wedding break The emergency relief probleni is caus dered hedd for the MuUUcscx_ Grand (.rand; p-.^ance : l.ewis, FenUm and U\,,var^ and'xirs. Calvin If'. Stults. Directors reelected at the annual ing Borough officials some anxious mo fast was served. meeting of'the Hightstown Trust Co. iury under $1,(KX) bail, Water and bewer; behlotlnuii, R,chard Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. The bride was attired in a blue mate- ments. A resolution, drafted by__ the on Tuesday were: G. A, Bennett, Wal Weinraub says liis drug .store was ton and l.ewis ] p- .p Mount, Mr. and Mrs. A, 0 Con- lasse’ crepe dress with accessories to ERA, was submitted to Couneil Tucs-: ..^-vcral occasions in the past ter C. Black, A. G. Conover, David Folue and lure: Branford, hunott- over. Mr. and Mrs, Augustus Conover, match, and wore a corsage of gardenias. day night. The question was laid overj^^^^^ change hahad been taken from Gross, Harry J. Gross, Daniel 1. Mess man and Braun. .Mrs Nina Cro-haw-, _Mr. and .Mrs The young cou|ile are graduates of until next Tuesday night. ■a bag in the rear of the place. Bien- .Streets ami Light-: Fe Hraiin ier, C. Stanley Stults. Ernest J./l homp- According to tlie resolution. Hights- laiiu-- S. Ttiip, Mr. and .Mrs. Wil- the Freehold school and Rider College. son William H. Thompson, William H, ncr admits utdy one robbery, police and Fily. , town would furni.sh for January the L> iiaiii .M. .Moore, .Mr. ami .Mrs. ,-\. \V. Miss Sickles has held a clerical posi Thompson, Jr., and Harvey WyckofT, said, Sanitation and Garba.ge Gertzel, Mr. and Mrs. Kaymoiid l)a\i- tion in the Freehold rug mill for sev l-l'lsum of $5()1 or, at this monthly quota, Officers reelected: William Patn.ilman John Hulse arrested Bren-j.^jj^j ^s^-h]ottmaii. -on. Mr. and .Mr-, Leon \. i.l^^-ock, eral years. ncr after watching him enter the store < j’arks :uid Bnilding'': Braun, )'.!>' and Mr. and Mrs, ('.eeirge Mount, ami .Mr, Patterson is associated with his Tl— p jT ^iT JT fU im ^'TY hon^^ '" o U U i^ r states that the csti- sonenn and HarveyHarvcv Wyckoff,Wvckoff, viceMce inpi csi- emergeney relief for 120 with/a skeleton key and Jtranfurd. Mrs. William M. Cos. Mi. andM rs, father in the dairy business at Hights three earton.s cif cigaretlcs. Ihc ar-; Mavor Silver named William H. dents; Abijah Mount, treasurer; Mrs. families, consisting uf 377 people dur hdiii Ib-miett. Mr-, l-.hiu-i F. F.wart, town, where the couitle will reside upon Fidith G. Walton, .secretary; F'raiik \W. rest ended a long period of watching ^ s o l i c i t o r and with- Mildred F'.. l-'.wart, Mr-, Ka.Miujud Cro- ing January will be $2,7(X), uf which their return from a short honeymoon. Afalsbury, assistant secretary-treasurer. the More by the iiolicc. idrew ai>jioiii\immt in onler that loun- Mr and .Mr- William ir^ei-ry. the state ^vill furnish $2,139 and the '^‘‘1 have an up|)orlimity to consider thei;g_j Mr. ami; .Mrs. ,S. I-'. Croshaw, _.\I r, ami RIGHT ANKLE FRACTURED Borough $.“>()L TWO PERSONS HURT iniatter of salarv ami also nece-sily ; DAMAGES AWARDED A letter from ^E. Phillips, general m\lrs. l-'red Yatqiiil, Canie T. Lewi- nipFu-iiK-nl of im aUnrncy, Ml, and Mr,-. II. II. I'ey, .Mr. and Mrs. As she was walking towards flights-1 rpp. T FMA DAVISON FORi office manager' for .Mercer County, WHEN AUTO HITS own of the Hightstown-Wind.sor road l O ^ , kC'Wr-F-.i-. r r i T o n A A t r i T-riAiT C D : Aca’irdiiig tu the li-easui-i-i-A fcF'U't, ,S loiu-s Dev, Mr-. Ahei- Perrine, Mrs, says: . . TRUCK TRAILER Town.-yhip jiaid $20 lur i-er- X'v’aUer .Mel'ou'-gal, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Friday night, Mrs. Catherine Parker LOSS OF HUSBAND “The Department uf Appropriation —...... ■ ■ vices "f I'li'e deparliiH-iit at twn Fires. Mmiiit. Ml- and Mr-. C It Ralph 37, of the Suii-.-\-l)ee farm, was struck and Budget Control has estimated that by a hit-and-run driyer. She suffered Jury Returns Judgment for $45,000 Driver Apparently Blinded by Dense, fhe township had been lulled at the the cost of relief for the Borough of; Collides With Truck on Rob-j ^.j;tablis!ied fee of $25 for each 'all a compound fracture of the right leg. D. A. R.. LUNCHEON binsville-Yardville Road. ; Clerk was instructed to iiotiiy Millstone The victim is under treatment at St, ______' Townshii) Committee that the tee t\a- llopkinson Chapter, 1.), L Francis Hosjutal. niiici Afrs. 1-cna Davison,'. >40, of Fdlis The financial condition of the Bor Two persons are in St. Ih-aiteis H,.s;$25 per call a.td that unle-,s same wa- U„ h lunvlu'un-mc’vliii-J at the .Mrs, Parker, accomiianied by Mrs. ough of Hightstown as indicated on the Lillian Breese and the latter's daugh Street Freehold, on Friday secured a ...... rVeiUoii, suffering from injuries | paid 'L'o.TT'T: judgmLit for $45,«)0 for the loss of her reports subniiUed -to - ^Commissioiict...... ital, Trenton, sullermg !''’’‘L q,,yui,i'be ,r'SConlinued. .X’ JVrief biisincs- se-ioii followed the ter, Mabel, was walking along the high iJarbyT office’shows th^fl the Bor.ui.gh i sustained Monday night when th way when she was struck. The driver husband, Raymond, 42; her daughter-, h they were riding cra-h-S I’resideiil of Coimc-il Lewis was eho-- speaker wa- Mrs financially able to bear approximate-1 mobile iii whici cn for appointment as niemhtir of^ the ;iii;nu W'anl, '-f Summit, •'laic rc- continued on a short distance and after Mildred, 20, and injuries she received “ . •; . I- r __z I czl , va 1,. M 1 vn/-L' ly 50% oF';hc‘'cmtiing'year;sVclmf cost,led into a truck and’lrailer on the Rob ad\isory hoard of the New Jer>ey Bt:itv stojiiiing for a moment drove on, Mrs.! in an automobile act ident July 21, 1933, Therefore, we arc requesting that the j binsvdle-3 ardMllc higlnvay fkcese summoned help and had .Mrs. near Delaware Water Gap^ League of Miuiieipalities. itu’nih<‘r-' ainl ’jue''i'> prc'-ent Borough of Hightstown make available; _Jt>hn. 1'. McArce.. fi7, of the hiunx, hothl Gouneil will meet m adjourned s e - ..tnwn, Mrs II, M. Welter. ut,.» v""ii during 1935 the sum of $(,),732’’ N. Y., an, his Mster Mary, for the imrposL M rv niffi u’d Cham - Added to this amount the salaries of in a critical condition. "A'l m ^ gu ing consideration to tin; budget p;,,. m ,,. f. J Keel- MRS. LAURA SILVERS ALLEN in the cimiit court at Freehold. The jury awarded Mrs. Davison $15,(XK) for _/erseer of the jioor, Board of flcallh sible internal injuries, 7 ;, C," , mul tax ordinance fur 193.s, which mu- Stacklioiise, 81 years old, widow of John E. Allen, and miscellaneous expenses will mean a fractured knee cap. He uluitmta ni. , approved in January and adojited, Granburv, \lt-. vS. \F I'i-rrine, Mrs. of South Main Street^ died Friday after her own hurts and doctor's bills, and a total aiiiiropriation of about $7„5(K), companion as his sister before he lajis not later than F'ebruary 24. ‘ p- p, Kvoritt, Mrs, II. J. Butcher, Mrs. noon at the home of her daughter, Mrs, as administrator of her husband’s es ■ • - - -zz ■ inn 1 , • . ■------:...... She lias .iiiLi.cii zz.. tatc, $20,000 and as administrator of her as compared to about $3,500 in 1934. jed into 'unconsciousness. She lias a ReQDrder’s Annual-Report (- -p ip.ffiuan, Mrs. George Marlin, Charles S. Mitchell, 223 90th Street, Last year the Borough paid $3,(710 tu| probable skull fracture and frartured Brooklyn, N. Y. Death followed a brief j estate $10,000. The judg- Recorder 1\ K, 1 lampton^ Niihiiutled Marv Martin and Mis-s Mary IVr- the state. \ri\y^ and a broken right wrist. hi's annual report '^bowing SS ilisorder-- illness of imeunionia. ments were recorded agains the H. L. ------' ^According to information obtained by ly cases wilh $174 in fines; 8 cnminM Ja,m--hui-g, Mrs. (’ T. MacDoiiahf. Funeral services were conducted Goble Company, Great Meadows, and cases turned over t(.> proseculor - (2. M Davi-op, Mr-. F, H', Pow- Afonday afternoon by the Rev. Powell George N. Foss, driver of the company AUCTION MARKET ; Hamilton Townshii) police, NIcArec, ap (parcntly blinded by the heavy fog, fice; 28 cases reviewed and settled out | ^Jr-. I-'. S. Perrin*, Mr-. ,R. R’- H. Norton, jiastor of the First Bap motor truck, and Atr. and Mrs, f\an C. Neal, Mansfield, Pa. ANNUAL MEETING 'drove his car intn the rear of a of court; a total of 183 casus 1 \';iiulenhcrf;h ; .New BriniNwick, Mrs, 1 tist Church, at the home of Afrs. Addie A T T H F F T R F H O U S E ’and trailer. The truck was operated by i j) ijjj ^,ciit ta.xcs collected. $429.55. I3 Warnsdorfer and Mr" B., Mcddl; B. Stults, 201 Stockton Street. Inter- The liavison family was enroutc hoine from a motor trip to Niagara Falls ______' I ] )onald (toIT, 26, of Lockptiri, N. Y. Chief uf Rnlice C, JL^ (.^(mo\'ci i_e- ,wn, Mr>. li. W, C''iio\'cr, Mr nient was m Cedar Hill Cemetery, un when, it was charged, the Goble truck, Full Reports of Past Year’s B u s in e s s — , The cargo consistedisted of appleapide cider.cii cr. 29 arrests of which 15 were lor,|( '[) \-;,,ulcnbergh and Mr-, W. J. der the direction of William S. Heyer...... lighted with four rear j t and 14 fur motor ' . p-r,...l„,l,k Mrs. W, j Ko. line and A-frs, Allen was a life long resident of attempting to pass the Davison car hit Will Elect Three Directors—Talks On | I he tradei was li per lights and a clearance light. | vehicle \iolations. Disorderly: 10 (on- Serena Rooiiie. Hightstown. Besides her daughter, she a car belonging to the Neal family and Marketing by Agriculture Leaders. overturned on the I.)avtson car, crush Flarold Morey, helper on the truck, j victions and 5 dismissed ; motor vehicle :, is survived by two grandchildren, Stew The annual meeting of the T r i - C o u n - t h r o w n through the windshield byjlJ coiivietions and 1 jicnding ROBERT LUTES' art and Constance iiitchell. ing it and its occupants. Fred Dav-istm, of Aforrisson Avenue, ty Auction Market Association will bcjjpj.' collision. He was cut Overseer of the Poor , f irnieriier of near F.Ilisdah-, dii-d .Mon- MISS WELSH ESCAPES INJURY Hightstown, employed at the Peddie held at the Fire House, Flightstown, about the face. -Mc.Arees ear was jam Mrs, l-ffizabelh Disbonnigh reported' ^.-ryiees will be condnet- School, is a brother of the Raymond Saturday afternoon, January 12th, at 2 med beneath the trailer. threc cases before Recorder Hampton home Thursday afternoon Miss Constance Welsh, of Bank Davison killed in the accident. o’clock. This auction has made a re- five calls in town; four complaints; le- g Miller, pastor of the Street, who was a passenger in the car iharkable growth during its two years DR. KENNETH W. CLARK nioval order obtained for a family sent yp p; Chuarh. Imcrnu-iit will,'i11 driven by Alton S. Fell, Jr., 28? of 529 FISHING AND of operation and has done the largest VISITS FRIENDS HERE back to .Middlesex County; handled ^ Allentown Cemetery, HUNTING LICENSES East State Street, Trenton, escaped in business of any auction in the state the pajiers for one widows jiension ana^ Lutes is survived by his wife, jury in an accident Friday morning. Kenneth W, Clark, Ph. D., Peddie Fishing and hunting licenses for 193.5 jiast year. '20 -and his wife, Adelaide Du-kinson four old age pensions. i .\niia m' Lutes; three daughters, Mrs. F'ell suffered a fractured jaw, lacera Plans for operating the market for Reque.t Street Work ^ | Carrie liurlis, M rs. Margnret Smirch are now available at the offices of all Clark, formerly of Highlstown, visited --;-i . ' I f ..iLarrit nuiu>, .mia. .ti t v.-.-.-.v. tions of the chin and general contu the coming year will be discussed at Ctminiunicalions ^vcrc received iroin . Marv Maloiu-; two sons, Jos rnunicijial clerks and from regular game friends at Peddie and in Hightstown 1 . . . _1 1 . 1 ,1 \ I /.11111/ ii 11 n I '' ■ ■ ■ ‘ . I • . sions, He was treated at McKinley this meeting and a Jul! report given of Bennett and Forman and .Monnioutlv ami Thonias Lute-, and a sisler Hospital and then removed to his home. wardens. during the Christmas holidays. Fanners Exchange requesting tlial'^j^^, y|<.rk. Sprague New Jersey residents pay $3.10 tor a the past year’s business. Three direc Dr. Clark was enronte to New- York He told the police that when he fell tors for 1935 will also be elected. Short CouiK-il j-ive. consiiU'ralion to the nn- combination fishing and hunting license, City to jirescnl a paper at the annual asleep at the wheel, the car crashed talks on marketing will be given by provanent ut Wyt'kiTf Avemu.’ while the cost of the resident licepse convention of tlic Society of Biblica Miil.stom* Towiisliiii—firv .. 2fi.(K) into a pole in front of 289 North Wil- William H. Marlin, acting director of Request rcceixed from Board of l-.du.- either for hunting only or for fishing I.iterature. Dr. Clark has just finished lo-w Street, Trenton. the Experiment Station, New Bruns cation for payment of $4,(XX) by Janu Kents ...... only is $2.10. The non-resident and a descrii>ti\e catalog of (.reek New County rc Oiiicalt St ...... xk)L2K wick; William B, Dtiryee, secretary of ary 31 for current expenses of the CRANBURY MAN LEAVES alien combination license price is $10.50 Testament Manuscripts in .America. Water Hept. IiiuIl^ci item 750.00 the State Board of Agriculture, ami W. schools. Payment authorized. ESTATE OF J3.800 and for fishing is $5.50. This is the most cdmprehen.sivc cata Letter received from County 1-uigi- All males over fourteen years of age W. Oley, chief of the Bureau of Mar log that has ever been compiled. In neer Harris stating that Board of Free Total ...... -...... $10,416.94 An estate ot $3,800 was left by Edgar must take out a license to fish or hunt kets. making it lie has visited all of the im \'oiiclu-rs paiil during month, $13,- Checks will be distributed at this holders has rcnminieiidcd that $2,U4LW ).._...... ^ ^ zP-noan rnnimi Jemison, who ended his life on Decem and all females over fourteen must se portant public and private libraries in be annorlioned to Hightstown under;079.,s7; cash b.dame. $1),379.20. Capita ber 3, according to letters of administra cure a license tu liunl but not tu fish. meeting covering the 3-% rebate jiaid to the United Slates east of Chicago. Dr. members who bought packages through pr.fvtG'rs of Chapter 377, P, L. 1931 account balance, p9..30;_ general trust tion issued Friday at New Brunswick Clark is regarded as an authority in his account balance, $1,657.70, ROSZEL FAMILY REUNION the association during the year. for 1935 for improvement of streets by Surrogate Frank A. Connolly to field -and the catalog which he has j‘“p ’ ' jannarv salaries and bills Water department collections, $570.61. Isaac C. Hoffman, of Cranbury. Air, and A-Irs. Eugene Roszel, of CHICKEN THIEF CAUGHT ished is a scholarly piece of v.'ork. T , ' 'qT w e r e ’ordered paid. A’om-hers paid, $2,028.97. Cash balance, The body of Jemison was found off Franklin Street, entertained 26 guests Ur. Clark was at Peddie for /our,ff’r $9,693.32. the Cranbury Station-Prospect Plains at their annual family gathering on New Baily Green, Negro farm hand cm years, then received his A. B, from Collector and Treasurer Fi. V, I), F.rv- Summarv fur the year road. A new 12-gauge shotgun had jiloyed by Elijah E. Wright, of the Yale his Ph. D. from the University of ing submitted reiiorts for December: Bal. Jan. i, 19,14 ...... $ 7,021.98 bene used for the suicide act. Year’s Day. The guests included Enos Bownc, Air, Hightstown-Princeton road,^ was fined Chicago and is now a nicmbcr of the Collections— Water rentals ...... 21,713.53 Jemison lived at the home of Clarence L.500.00 and Airs, Berrell Bowne, Aliss Dorothy $5 by Justice of the Peace K. K. Hamp faculty at Duke University. 1934 taxes...... $ 4,614.91 F'or fire hydratjjs ...... Ely in Cranbury Station for 30 years- ton for petty thievery. 2,671.04 Fire ping damage ...... 0().44) Wilson, of Trenton; Mr, and Mrs. WILL VISIT GUATEMALA 1933 taxes ...... and was employed on a farm, Green was caught by Officer Ernest 2.19 Petty cash 100.00 Ernest Hausser and daughter, Beaulah Courtnay H. Pitt, who was connected Bus taxes ...... L. Davison. The Negro had the chicken 278.33 Borough loan repaid ---- 7,(XX).(Xi SAMUEL HORNER of Robbinsville; Air. and Mrs. William with the Peddie School as jiuhlicity di Interest ami costs ...... E. Roszel and family and Mr. and Mrs. under his arm and acted in a suspi Recharged taxes ...... 1.00 67 years old, died A-’fonday.at his home rector, sailed from New York on Satur $.17,401,91 Arthur Flausser, of Dutch Neck, and cious manner when stopped by the offi Tax title liens ...... 328.01 Total .... in New Egypt. The funeral will be held cer. He claimed that Wright had given day for Guatemala, Central America, 27,708.59 Mrs. Elizabeth Hendrickson, Mrs. E. C. F'incs ...... 20.(W Disbursed this Thursday from the Jacobstown him the chicken. On checking on the where he will obtain material for the Baptist Church, with interraent^ in the VanDerhoef, Aliss Lillie E. Bowne, Air, 2nd Class R, K. tax ...... 782.6() story it was found that Green had stolen study he is making of Guatemala s 547F2 Bal. Dec. 31, 1934 ...... $ 9,693.32 adjoining cemetery. He is survived by and Mrs. Robert Roszel and family, of monetary hist||ry from 1897 to 1934. Bank stock tax ...... the fowl. his wife, A-trs. Frances Horner, Idightstown, HIGITTSTOWN GAZETTE.’MIQ;'jT^TOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
T h e re is,siich,-:i thitit* as.-carrying pre- A WELL MAD »'!^*caul.ipnary- n:it*^suros A I^roiA- ■ f . . lv n ’i|fcin,'a.R''este(l for riVit/inH dow n a MEAT LOAF____ . IS BOTH FIFTY FAMOUS pcd^W ijin, ideaded in exUdniation tlial: * FIRM AND MOIST 1 his 'vjsion had been obscuped by a large - ; FRONTIERSMEN "suf^ly lirsl" slieker whli'li som eone, \ uelM lavored m eal loaf that ran be | By ELMO SCOTT WATSON had-iliastcd on his windshield slired-down like bread is an always ae- Th, i.„ Mir, '“li'hr'l; t u m.» wh„ k „,» n. f .., Rcitoi-^. A)i^ Paris, who sued a young frcin the n\rii or on llu“ fnllnw- E A R ? Is one of the few niai\ fur $.y,(HK), uhumiiig he had 'Inicii e , | n n ] l d nnt bu alluwcd to bc- V V m nif en I personally knew In the > t\v" kisses. rniiK' diy and hard. A im-al loaf, em- W est in the early days w hom I regard ]diasi/( s Miss j. Kathryn b'ranci.s, Mer- ed ,as absolutely destitute of physical ...... cci County home (lemoiislralion agent, fear.” T hat \vas the tribute of Bat ! Charter...... No. 1737... , Kescivc Distiict No NU •>hnuld be jii''t moist enough to hold its Rl-ToRT OF C(»M)1T1()N OK THE , , ' , ■ i . i • M nsterson, wliose wide acquaintance ' FIRST NATIONAL BANK -^haiu- when it IS UlllU'd olll on a pl.tl- am ong peace oflicers, outlaw s and gun* I'f 1 liLrlilstiiWii, m ihf M.i'i* 111 New i . i i • n -i •it tilt! fiit'.p of ini-iiie--. I'll I u . 4^ '31. .. . 1, 1( 1,1 m eat heit I'aii be m ade from i lighters m ade him an authority on the 1 dPnH l .i.w.mn ?"!'ri.v «' aln,,.^r any n.w, Iriin mri.l -brri, .vcid,! ™ "jpct of conragn as It was exempU- ilvenliiifK ’ ' im i-rrsh pni-k, nnnkrd pork, ur lamb, MIIVM, fied on the frontier. I'niU'il Si.m-v ('.mvcrnrm'nl obli>:;i- .Miss I'raiicis, "and excellent-loa\es are' A native of Illinois, E arp w as taken tioris, (lirccl anci.oi t'lillv ►'u.ir.iii' !rc m ade from coinbinalions of these m eals,' to C alifornia by his fam ily as a youth, (•thrr '.tgrk s,. .;uvl .''•‘'■'‘f U it"‘ I.D.L'.LM.th^tK'H as heel with \e:d, and puik, beet j .^^d at the early age of eighteen be- ;y ,,2K3k | Angeles and then to Salt ; 11117 iriiis',' . I i,f beef sueh as ibe l<'\\ei louiid, the 1 , , ^ i i i i n d , 1.,,,^, dod, b«Kc. Later he worked In a grading You Save Money C a d , 1,1 , a , , h I , « i d , i / , pu-a.M; or it may! that was building the Union Pa- .I u i m T ' C J anVl I>5-I5ibc mad.- from smallrr pi.-cfy of .dlici:! elflc across W yoming, and In the early ^a,icni|,n..n Iiiml vi'iili ,|’.flitr.l Stiiif' -m ciUM that canim l be i-iixilv caru'dri '70s he w as a buffalojiunter In Indian C oC ''iN -i'aiu-,'''" ...... T lu-m eat miiy be filhcr grimiid ,a lioim -: territory and K ansas w hich led him on a Gas Range by; iiiiir'i''a^oM-’' - u.K-’-i.-u or ;ii the biili’her'M ■'hop, with ns miirli to the -wild cow towns there. t'M OCKir,am aililei! H' deMii i-d, \\ hei) buy ing,■ , oj,p brief hour Earp ivas m ar- , T.if.il .\imm-. LJ DoiiaVs'cts. im-iil whii-li IS alie.idy gr.imiit ^-r„j [.j,, that Ufin.iM-l . ''''■E t'""''I sill'.- th.it 1' s i i r Irish anil lli.it it rhxA j 1,^,^. he took h isd rtt sfep to fam e by ' Purchasing Now S t.ue’- IxfvtfH iinein ( i j i h I s , aiui tlciM isits 111 iiitici hank' ’ " ' ■ ■■ " , i',';:'.';';;' tm;,- ,1; " " " . ’ ; {ffn,,H .ng and jtrr|stin g the M o n . Tiint* f niher ,1,'ics not i-niitam tfi..iigh fat. 1'b'tidd.- ««'<' m tm , H ep,'thom pson, a feat of hank V I,5% ,I'I1.78 ricliiK-ss...... iise. spd-.or _ _ ...... >alt.. ^pork ty ill, liv efo n l- ,Tpfir’ag e w hich hag few ■equiils In Kslale {j;as ranges are well known. Their well i’lihhr fiiiKl-. ‘it 'si.itc-s. i-Mnniu-. m eal. l-kirHioililioili I'sd!»« hinVle'hVl Ibivo-j-iIbivo-j-, ,vailsa»'c,.. b o rd er-h isto ry . sc'hiHil di'.tmt-’, "1 'illipr snhdivi- v e n tila lc d Fre.«li ,Vir hake ovens give exrel- s-ic-nv nr niimicipaiitii.'s . — 2f,,7'»i.48. m ak es an i-.si-clU-nl fo m h |n n tin h ' wiVli|' -Sitoh 'exiiloits us these had -gom e- Tmted Stales r.oMTmnenl and jmstal ,| the m eat, \ egclahles, siuh asijnm eed ' thing'to do with his being Bihde as- i liv clrrati"! hioArr ix a :,),rndouble poreelaiii linish, well built and con -iirm-. 1,D,'-7m I,' ■■■i'l'eail enniibs w ith li.iui.l'are,bfi'en '"s career in .Dodge C ity he found it | (hi N(il '-pcurtm1 hv plefiire mseil as a biiuler t.i hold the m eat, and. -necessary to 1^11 only one m an to m ain- ; veniently designed. The drawer tyjie broiler loans amLor invest- m e n t s ------’.nid.fliJ.K.T ntlu-i ingreilieiils in shape while they' lain his a-uthoHty. Trom D odge City is placed high, so lhat yon need not stoop are ei.nking. T he liquid-m ay he l.uMh- Mm-p ,v'W to, Ti^mbstrjne, A-riz., w hen ( c ) T o t a l Deposits ...... %'■1,166,673.ro MR. .SII.IKP loes. m ilk or even cold .tyatcr. O ln ct' ||,;,t goltn'cam p itas truly "w ild and w h e n using it. T h e re is a large storage com- t'lrculatiiik' ii"i M t n . i a m i i iiK 7 Interest, taxes . ami nthri t’xueiise«. j suggestion' arc niaslu-d-- potatoes or | n-dhlly," H e beesM e m arshal of Tloinb- i ]>arlment for utensils. The lop of the range ai-crned ami tiniiaid ''uil’IIi riee, or a very tiuek white sauce. known' fhcetlously as "Helldor- fliiier iMliilitie has three burners, all lighted automatieally ('apital .KT'.Miu ■ A,iy of these binders are belter tha,n 1 , brothdhs, Virgil and I ( ■ «) m m " 11 shak, |5(H egg am are a No less eseim sive at this by a lop hnriier lighler. and ihere is also a 'h.ite-, par sllKllXI jici e-isi Ilf tile vear .Morgan, as deputieg. h shaie $l5(l,ixX'.i-i '' "T lIb ’in.g'iMients sliouhl be mixed lUs first test wag w heif he ftced a Surr>liis If)fl,INA),lA) grill oil the lop. 1'lullVIflfrl lilMlit'- net 4K,65fi sk . thoroughly with the m eal and the best mob of 500 m en Intent upon lynching Cl ill 1 inu’Piu les Ill.MK.47 m elboil is to use yout hands. Cook the ii character know n ,ag Jolm ny-Behind- This range sells regularly for S77..50. Dur tlie-Ueuce and bluffed them out La Tnf.-il tNijiil.Tl .VroiMiil ,Vfi Virii.M in tlu- fat fur a mimitu or ing our sjieeial Jamiarv sale, it is prieed at t\s'o and'llum tkM liiuin to tbu meat, lo- ter he disarm ed a noted outlaw nam ed Tiitiil l,i.Ttntin<^H-' $2atL‘»7K.iE. {1^. l>read crumbs and Curly Bill and hustled him to Jail, $67.50 eash. Mfm.Tfindnin : .iiid litv .bqiiiil. atldiiip. the sra‘'onings last. menUk lUf’dk'od i‘i Scfun* Li;d)ilui<*> tliere to stand between him and an 5^ p have other unusual bargains in gas B h a p e . the .uii.Ntui'e, on a piece of parch- o t h e r m o b . ■ iT-.n.-, -rii.'.i .TMit.ii fiillv .LTiMr.'in- ireit • .^ - ...... p,mi'!' iniil’a' d;,,id.-crl,rioaf'' tid rw d l * ^ ^t a e m ost fam ous of.all hlsjpats ranges. Yon can save as much as^ $20 on Mihri In.lids, s,t.Kks, imd -(’niritiev ■ cook through evenlv mt,. a greased and the most desperate encouuM r he The jamoi^s I-resh Y lr oven of this some ranges hv purchasing now . fvriiidin): rcdi- shallow pail. ’ ''"a* ®’''ar In was the culmination, of ■I'otal l'lcdg!f‘d Estate rari^’ mea.sures 16 inches x (.milts) ■*. '*'■ "'I'lic Bureau of 1 Inme ^|Jk».'numies otof th« E arp-C lanton feiul w hich ehdiTO In 19^2 iru h e s.x ll inches and is con- IMi-.Infd; '•tlic I'. vS, 1 i JciiartiuLMilicjtartmenl "iiii .\gnCuhnrt.ignC iiltureI ths historic “Fight fit the 0. IT 'C or- l.i' At'.nil i ul.il iiik' iV'.tC's I tells Us tn cook the meat loaf like ai ral." In that the three Earps and trolled by a genuine Kflherislwu' starulmis' ’.,(1)) .A^jaiiwt Cnilpd Ntiitcs (’'.nvcTn s h'lM**'-* i moderate oven. D o !'.. d q (j ” Holliday faced five m en of the regulator. im-iit and ))r.stal gavintrs dp]>nqiiss iCfi.iKiO.iKi 11^ adii.^vater and do not cover. If Q janton-M cLow ery faction, andlafter a (d) AnaiiiHi dciK)'-iM'**( flep.irt iiiiw.tr, ’'’‘■’‘d battle of blazing six-shooters which niffits ...... high sides, the oven tem pcralurc should i , . , , ___ , Iir) Wifli Suit* ,nitltiiiiii«-s tn (juali fy fc! llip PVPm-e 'if rKliK'i.iry pnw be a little bigber to brow n the sides.! lasted less than a m inute, three of the eT'~ ' ,14,i i v , W h e n the loaf is done .serve it vvithl C lantons w ere dead and the other two i gravy or a tomato sauce, ; had fled. Earp died In Los Angeles su,/;V Xrw/r'L. (^,,.,ltv ;,i ■ - ■ - January 13, 1029, at the age of eighty, I. INT). \\N p e r i u n e . Cf)sliier ..f the abuvr. t h i r d VICTIM OF CRASH one of the last of the old-timers of named ti.ank, do solemnly Awear tliat the alxive, Ttatement is true lo the best i,f nn- know . D IES IN H O SPIT A L j the W est and one of the few famous lf(R'e am) belief. Jnsuphiiu- Shuta, 15, nf Sunwhill Avc-i gunm en w ho ever "died w ith their JNO. NV. PKRRINI-:. C'asluei.' ''Worn to and siibsctiliftl before me tins Xtli line. S]inis\v'>er Union. (SF.Al.b r.EO, I’. DENNIS, Notary Public.j <;truck by an autom obile im the H el-| ''T o S K P H Y p V i . m k s , nietta-SiHitsvvoud road near the Old ^ WM. II. MEIRS. .Forge road m Flelmetta on N ew Y ears ...... T \ ' I). PERRINE, K ve, died of injuries she received iuj A n arm y of 25,(KK) census worjvcrs are Direciiiis the sam e accident in St. Peter’s H os-jnow cmiiiierating tiie nation’s farm, ]iital. Heath was due tn a fractured j farm population, crop ])roductioii in kiill, 11934, and the number of litc:^||ili|j||?i,;*aCh REPORT OF rONDITloN OF THE HIGHTSTOWN TRUST CO. d'he. Shuta family wa.s almost wi])ed cnunieralnr has been allutlc f HiKbi'-tiAvii, m the (''Hiniv nf .Mercer, fit ilie^t'Ul when the automobile of Kenneth territory to canvass and has been train in7,unw uiimediatLMy. tor; the acr(|i|, in the farm; the classes Overdraft- ...... ii.J2, Maiiiie vSliuta, 19. who was not struck of land, according to use in 1934; the S m Z e ' P r P ...... - ■'iTrX 4M,;sai«i’!'y .llu- m achine, escaped w ith m inor farm value; number of farm dwellings TERRAPLANES Re.d estate nuiicd nthcr iliaii bankiiiK 'hriiise- Miftered wlieii Struck by oiie ol occupied and unoccuiiicd ; farm jiopula- •••• , {E^. others as the car them lion; the lumiber of persons now living i .i.bh in v.TiiIi atul balanceb wiifi otliei ' i ,• • WITH THE bank‘d .. , ...... '0,iE8..'i2 on farms who lived in non-farm resi- I,586.3t> :■ •ut-'iide elu’ck-i and wthcr cash items I,586.3t> :■ Child’i Progress In Speech ’’Klenccs 5 years ago; the number of fam-: Other assets ...... L377.J ilv laborers aiiii hired liclp; the acreage O nce b(‘friin, a child's progress in T i .i .d ...... ?845/)05,43 and the prndm-lioii■ - i * ■ of rrojis in 1934; I.iaFililies Dollars Cts. speorli Is alm ost phenoim um l. At two the number of live.stock on fann.s; and ELECTRIC HAND Oeni.m'i deiui'^itx. exccDf T. S. Gov- years the average child has a vocabu i-rnmeiu ileimsits. jniblic fumK and the production of milk, eggs, wool, and % dt'lwiMt' "f other lianks, ...... $310,144,'X) lary of about 200 w ords; by the age mohair in 1934. ^‘SURPRISE FEATURE’' OF 1935 Tune (U*]iobits. excej^t im-stal •.jivinK'^ of six the num ber has Increased to 'I'lie enumerators will finish their deiMi.-siis, imblic funds and flc|«isits of work during January and llic farm other hariKs ...... 332,5!19.12 2,500 or 8.000. By this tim e he is us They are big news wherever they’re being shown — Public fillids of States, roum school ing <;orrectly practiadk' every form 'schedules should he on their way to lliese new Hudsons and TerraplanesI Now they’re ch-tric , Oi other Mibdu isiotls or of sentence, every part of speech, and Wellington by Id-bniary 1. In Wash- here. Come in and see them. It’s been years since any municijiaiiiics 59*53.64 i?i^»n, these farm schedules will be • »ep(isitv, ..t niher hirnk., cerIItied and his infantile defects of articulation new cars attracted such widespread interest—silch cashier ■- checks oiiistamiinUi and edited, coded, and tabulated and the re cash lei:ters tif credit ...... 8,763.59 have, as a rule< alm ost com pletely dis sults published. enthusiastic praise. A brand new Hudson Six. The Bills pay;ifjle and redjscoitmy 4O,i)UO.00 a p p e a r e d , Interest. liixes and other exi'cnses Because of the effect of drought and greater Hudson Eight. The brilliant new ferraplane. 1935 accrued ami unpaid . . l.f)OO.(K) economic conditions, this is pcrhajis the t afin.il accmmlb ^ Stippling Effective most important agricultural census ever And the ELECTRIC HAND— great "surprise feature’’ HUDSON-BUILT n.TK-^. A preferred -.tnck, intt) Nhare-s, i-.ir $50 jier .share, Tlie api)llcation of paint to rdom taken. The work of enumeration, edit of 1935, is here, too. It’s available on any 1935 TERRAPLANE ing, and tabulation will be facilitated as reiir.ible at $.50 pei shaie. w alls by "sponge stippling" is a'm ethod 112 in, wheelbasej Oa^s P preferred stuck. 'if.O much as jiossible so that these data may Hudson or Terraplane, and nowhere else. A magically .•■hares, par $.50 jier .siiare. used by Interior decorators to acliieve 88 or 100 horeo- retir.ible at $50 j»er ■.hare, pleasing results. A rough or patched be available in planning and carrying easier and safer w ^ to drive a car. pow er out crop and livestock, farm credit, sub '5.CiOO,riO wall Is decidedly im proved by sponge t'-iinmon stock, KM) shares, sistence homestead, marginal land, and WITH 1935 STYLE The vogue set by Hudson-built par $50 |ier share -. 50.000.fi0 stipifling and the final elTeut is one other programs. of patterned richness. cars last year—now moved another year ahead. Longer, Subtotal, Caiiiial Stock ..$14.5,imoo *585 S n r i ' h i s ...... jn.ofKi.oo lower bodies. Narrower radiators, smarter louvres, and up at factory I’mlivided iiri'iit' nei H,.540.84 FOOD FACTS for cloaed modeU Reserves for coiitinjieiu'ies I'L507.2.5 MICKIE SAYS lamps and trim. Two wide-vision rear windows. ^ Total ...... i845,W.l-5.43j Did You Know That: State of .New Jersey, Cmmtv of Mercer, ; WITH THE FIRST ROOFS OF STEEL • For the first 1935 HUDSON I, Vice-Presideni Ernest J. Thompson, ami, ------A greater volume of vitamin bear Trea.surer A bijah .Mouiu of the above nam ed in- ' BOOST ^^N>q TVA ’PPV9EI? N ing fish oils is feVi;\MT I try. the roof. Full protection—even greater ruggedness. 93 or 100 horse- ERNI'.SI I. TIP i.\I PS( ).N. Vice-President. HE OOHT U\W.E '‘Vi HEVv- KHOCK i ------Powdered oyster.s, spinach pills, ^ pow er AHPfAH MOENT, Tieasurer. flaked coffee, tea tablets, liquid gar Nuh.scnbcd and sis',,ni to before m e this 8th WITH BIG BENDIX ROTARY-EQUALIZED BRAKES • This lic, onion powder and dried bananas tlay of Jariuarv, I'dS. N40M6T V4UZ EDlToR iSEAi.) 'KI.KAN'OR A. STri.TS-ELV. are examples of the trend toward year, Hudson brings you a new way of stopping- Notary Public. HJHO STARTED OUT TO "695 concentrated food jjrodiicts. more quickly, more smoothly, more SAFELY, in a (Com m , expires S-6-Pl3b.)•{ EMtRMBOOH OR ftOST.” and up at factory C orrect .-Vitesf------Modern city delivery service pf short, straight line. for closed models C. STANi.EV STIT.TS W« RUSTED \ milk began about 1850, with ship WM. HOMER THriMPSON. TR ments from Westboro, Massachu ALBERT G, CONOVER. WITH REAL 6 -P ^ N G E R ROOMINESS ■ Hudsons and 1935 HUDSON D i r e c t o r s . setts, to Boston. ------The average American consumes 72 Terraplanes w 4^^ig cars last year, but, for 1935, EIGHT ..oranges a year. they’re bigger ^Bn. Bigger outside. Bigger inside. REPORT OF AFFILIATE OF A MEMBER 117 in. and 124 in. bank made in compliance with the require- These "food facts" are compiled by the Front and rear seals wider—real comfort for three. wheelbase; 113 or ment.s of the Hanking 7\ct of 1933. Division of Consumer Information, New 124 horsepower RejHirt as of December 31, 1934, of HUDITS- Jersey State Dejiartment of Agriculture, TOWN AGRia.dTUKAL CREDIT CORP,. i WITH 1935 PERFORMANCE, ECONOMY, RUGGEDNESS • which, under the terms of the Baitking Act o f 1933, is affiliated with HIGHTSTOWN TRUST WHITE POTATOES Record-breaking performance made greater! An eveh COMPANY. "760 larger reserve of power, with in crea sed g a so lin e KeiJeral Reserve District No. .3, -- The United States production of po and up at factory Function or type of business- .\gncultural » economy and oil mileage. bigness, for closed models Credit Corp. ‘ tatoes in 1934 is estimated at 385,287, doubled Balanced Manner in which above-named organization is i 000 bushels, or one-fifth larger than the with longer, gentler springs and Improved oil- affiliated witli member bank, and degree (>f i ★ control—Majority of Capital Stock owned and i 320,203,0(X) bu-shels produced in 1933. It cushioned shock absorbers. crinirolled by member bank. is the largest crop produced since 1928 Financial relations with bank; j and was the result of a combination pf .Stock of affiliated bank owned- None. ' Stock of other banks owned—.NNme. i unusually heavy yields in many produc Amount of deixisit in affiliated bank—$ti,014. IK ing areas and an acreage that was above YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE AND DRIVE THESE 1935 CARS Jx'ans to affiliated bank—None. the'^verage pf recent years. The 1934 TUNE IN ON HUDSON "NEW STAR REVUE” with K«tc Smith-Every Monday evening Borrowing.s from affiliated bank--None, al8:30 E.S.T., 7:30 C.S.T., 9:30 M.S.T., 8:30 P.S.T. - Columbia Broadcaating System olher information neccs.sary to disclose fully production in the 18 surplus late pota relations with bank—None. to states is estimated at 272,934,000 Gapyrlvhl 1W4, HotUn*] ll»tur C i Go. I, AlHJAH MOUNT, Treasurerof HightsN' bushels and in the 12 other late states town Agricultural Credit Corp., do solemnly at 39,100,(XX) bushels, compared with swear that the above .statement i.s true, to the of my knowledge and belief. 232,319,000 and 29,316,000 bushels for the ABITAJi Mf)UNT. respective groups in 1933. The 312,- Sworn and subscribed before me this 8th day 034,(XX) bushels for the 30 late states COTTRELL’S GARAGE, Inc. of January, 1935. (SEAL) • ELEANOR A. STULTS-ERkY. , represents an increase of nearly 20 per ..Notary Public. cent over the 1933 late states' produc (Comm, expires 8-6-l?36.) tion. North Main Street Phone 30 Hightstown, N. J.
/ / HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE. HIGHTSTOWK, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
WOOLLEY—WEST iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiHiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiHiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiijj^MyARY WHITE SALES SHAKE THE CRANBURY TOWNSHIP OFFICERS ^ ' Bv INEZ LA BOSSIER MILK BOTTLE ^ I (Extension Service, N. J. College of Agriculture) By MISS J. KATHRYN FRANCIS Cutting Your Food Costs Now that the holiday rush is over and (Home i,;cmonstration Aircnt) _ ^ ' the family is settling down to its u^ual When his mother a.sked him h<>\\ he nu-n; .Mlu-vt (', Hun luv. uU-rk; 1), 1-k.rr Sindcgnu.m s I'M unls, .M/- -m l M ^ enjoyed the milk ser\ed In him t'very ChamlH-rliu, n<-:i-ur,-r; Wilton T. Ap- OmrU-.i M. 'y- f fiiiimmi...... ihonlenlel'r^^u™ prabtn‘of day al kindergarten, Jerry rejilied, "I I . tf . in- u g Vonl)vl:r >ranch, I he Ke\. Dr, l)muomt), jias- During the winter months, when leafy der Tomato Slaw, Bread, Bmier, Ciii-1 reii^enishinn her sum'ly of household like it, .-Xml 1 drink it dnwii to the very pogat.-, of the Refonm-.l Chur.-l. of Long vegetables are com|)arativeIy high in Iiamon Toast Squares, Milk, Tea. iartielcs. Diirinq the January ivhite holloiii. 'I'hat's the best." physu-.an \ \la g. t j p„„ k.|., omnau- . - quently as an economical protective ,, , , ,, „ , St 1 often there are real bargains to be something of which tlie teacher wa-' Wi'-'i. The coujile left on a motor trip lireakfast—Prunes, Corameal Mush, fou-iid, llarris, reconlc'r; William 1*. Perrme, food, reminds Miss J. Kathryn Francis, Toast, Butter Milk, Coffee ])robably unaware. The milk is served collector; Kiissel C, Spratturd. asses- to Miiiiiii anil upon their return will Mercer County home demonstration Articles that have been soHed dur in the school room in small bottles with residi' at 7 Beechwood .Avenue, Treti- Dinner — Sniothered Beef, Baked ing the holiday season may he placed si)T' Bernard .\1 Ward, janitor; .Mar- agent. straws to make drinking easier, and il Sweet Potatoes, Diced Beets, Bread, on sale at a greatly reduced price. 'rite von Stein, auditor. Cabbage holds an important place in Butter, Applesauce, Gingerbread, Milk, was the cream, <.>t course, down at tlie the diet because ol its high vitamin and With most linens, or other easily laun "\ery hotlom" .wliich jerry bail found Tea. dered fabrics the fact that they are mineral content, she says, and it may be was ‘‘best." Supper — Hashed Potatoes in Milk, soiled docs not impair their wearing served either raw or cooked. Vita Shredded Lettuce Salad, lircad, Butter, If every child could be relied ujum It mins A, B and C arc abundant in raw- qualities. With dresses and other ar to drink all the milk in the bottle there ESTABLISHED 1878 Mirieemeal Cookies, Milk, Tea, ticles of wearing apparel this may he cabbage. Wednesday v would he vvwnvrsn,; a different matter, so make sure in pur- fortunately, many youngsters who have • Today's $10 a week for a family of Breakfast — Orange Halve.s, Hried 1 • .t 4i ' . .1 I,, > . ..O... iuiiuu«uei\. iiuuiv I »>!.'• .....V .‘.'.’"‘" t. 1'".' d ’i,.': ,' >’""Mmilk serve.l to them in school leave a ft five menus prepared by Miss Marie Mush, Syrup, Toast, Butter, Milk/Col- really does offer a bargain. PEPPLER'S weekly CHATS Doermann, state foods s|iecialist, make hall incli or more o! it in the bottles, M fee. ^ ‘ Then again, there is the matter of; Verv oflen homemakers, too, unlhiiik- •*{ good U-se of cabbage. Try Dutch Slaw, Dinner—Kidney Beans Creole, Ala sizes,/e^ieciaiyy.'Jr,/- in towels, and sheets.' . „*iiiglv iioiir the cream from the milk lor ^ in which shredded cabbage and onion ed I’otatocs, Sl)inach, Bread, ie s ire,\whdn, eompanng 1 / ‘-'Rnar | realizing that . ■ e n a m e l o i d - t h e DECO.RATIVE E n Am f-l ; - arc combinetr-vliith a dressing of hot A^Mdc and Lime Iduff, Nfilk, Tea. ^Ujmy'and -thc( sale price that he s.zes , ,n„st of the v.ta-.H .\n enamel that drie.i( .pufklv (vith-a 'I'ea.utmil poi-( ef‘n;iD%-,dt!.- bacon fa.t,'- vinegar, sugar, salt and pep Supper—Toasted Cheese Sandwiches, arc eomparable. One slamhl study thcl^._^^ ^ essential to the health ft ish most durable and rc,s,istanHo'wtsH- Whitv .;m:il- per At; a pariiish sprinkle crisp, bits }.)Mch Slaw', Tringcrbread with Lemon relative qualities, also, and not just Lake I M of bacon ny,e.r''ihc mixe dsalad. A ItmalP Iv doigned. f.u- tile-lunu-vpm.il lapitei .md g stjl ■' g,V' SaiMc, M i|^,'Tea. the salesman's word for it. | ' situation is, of Ij ..amoimt of'tomato sauce or canned Ip- with him. It i- the .deal, -I,u- the imuitej^tf. UM- . ’'' S T g ' ‘A Thursday , I , ly-'Py.'''^'' V w coats mkH e-isilv ajiplie.l. Thii (pialitv i- e'-'enlud as i- the hui.. IisL;;! at '■mato sonij tisefl in the salad dressing Breakfast — (mapcfriiit. Oatmeal, j dresses at this Imic of year because. of | „si„,, its contents ’i with -which the cabbage is mixed will 1, -aetjve Ll,u-x .-fm- refreshiiig oCall l.^ues „t liirrtitiue. sp,,, r,.om, Toast. Butter, Milk, Coffee. j the greatly reduced prices. Dus i f<„. .innkiir- Both .school'teachers and Tt make a delicious tomato slaw. Dinner-Liver and Mushrooms, Hon-^be a wise procedure, l'™vided one se-, u brcuiklast n.mn sets, l.edn.nui and kuelu-h ' Trv these cabbage recipes and add to rattan, metal furmiure, pullery. glas„;. aiijh.eli. ''?5 |S |, groisc Potatoes, Buttered Carrots,! nires a sufficieiilly comservative style,,^ \viu-u in school, }J the family’s health by providing them washed repeatediv with snap and water, makwg.it eqliallj .ulaplal h Bread, Butter, .Mincemeat Cookies, to be sure that it wiH not be eonspicu-! ,,n inr llmshiiig uall's, ceilings uf bathinums. kilrlu-n. ret. igei amr ,n, ns. with certain of the imiiortant vitamins. ous auolher year, (mod judgement, it Cutting your food costs with the fol Milk, Tea. humdries and similar sulaees wheie steam aiul \apnis ,iu pusi Supper—Cream of Potato ami Onion style sense a.ul ,aii ability to .see pos-i;^^ ^ lowing $10 a week menus for a family Soup, Toast, Butter, Celery Sticks, Ai)- sibililies of makmlg changes m the gar-supplies tlu- t.t 2. | colors to srleet from of two adults ami three children of tour, ,1 -1 ■ ' lo iiieii i;io\\iii. -Miir ple ami Lime Muff, Milk, Tea, ment vv.ll help one to choose wisely ,„-„u.iiis. FLOOR ENAMEL—QUICK DRYING seven and nine years; ■rals Friday such cases. .bones and teelh and other vilamins im i;t \ hi-h class enamel made to walk on lApetise ha, u.-l l.een Sunday Breakfast — Sliced Bananas, Whole Ihe wisdom of buying childen s ga, spare.l m the mauulaelure of 11..... enamel, eouseqnently ‘ " T 'g ' 'yj Breakfast—Tangerines, Oatmeal. I’an- Wheal Cereal, Toast, Butter, Milk, ments many mon hs ahead o the l>'iRt: ,|„-,,.,..|„,n, ,he bottle, makes n . e<|ual for dnrahilitv and ilependahilily. Mnom linisht d uit.i ll cakes, Syrup, Milk. CofTec. Coffee. they will be needed can well be ques--, „ ,„„er. "lainl-l will stand hard usage and repeated snul.bmg with s,,a,, and Dinner — Swiss Steak, Baked Pota Dinner—Cheese Roast with Tomato tioiicd. Children grow .so rapidly and i ._ water! Floor enamel will giw- emluriitg seruee on toes, Scalloped Cong Shredded Lettuce Sauce. I'.scalloiied Potatoes, Baked each so differently from the other, that; AUCTION MARKET Crete tloors, m the home or laelory; hasenieiil lloo,s will ak, - y Salad. Tomato I'rench Dressing, Bread, Stuffed Onions, Curnmeal Muffins, Ihit- it is hard to predict just what siz.e; ------atlraelise aiqw anm a' from llu- use ol door enamel s.imUiv Im.sh, garment may he needed the next year.: 'nuii'^da.v, Januarv',3. I’ricc''^ on the Butter, Steamed Mince [’lidding, Hard ter, Prune Whip Pic, Milk, Tea. so ease to keep clean 10 colors m soleel Iron, Raglan sleeves, large hems, cuffs thatj local i-gu market auction wt're as tol- I.t ;Sauce, Milk, Coffee vSupper—h'ricamleau of Liver, Toast, W e sell and service the John Deere Ime of farm implements, the Supper — Prune Bread and Cheese, Cabbage ‘and Apple' Salad!' ‘'t"> adjusted all help to makellmv-. : 1I’aiH'v-aiu-v extrasextras, 35 b to .I//;37kS; fancy New Idea transplanters and spreaders, metal hog scalders, poidtry \ e.K- Sandwiches, Cocoa. i Mincemeat Cookies. Milk. Tea. a ' im-dumm ^ .L% grad brooders, nests, feeders, fountains, and many other poultry supplies C J I Standard tahrics. such as iiercalcs and'tras. ThH to J^-Ki. gr.ule .\ inmediiinis, galvanlfied coppear-bearing steel roofing and siding channeldrain i^d Monday Saturday underwear inalerials, are often less ex-i30Ll 3-i’ i ; I'xlra tint-', 3U j; meilium rrugated—we alway's carry all lengths m stock that we sell at the (Jalmeal, corr Breakfast — Sliced Bananas. Whole, Brcakfasl--Orange Halves, pease during the January sales thaiL tints, j ; pullets 37-H to 31‘-.j; pee- lowest market prices. Circular saw frames and saws, farmers' hard Wheal Cereal, Toast, Butler, Milk, Cof-i Toast, Butter, Milk, Coffee, they will he later when tlie new spring Wees. 2?; brown extras, 32'.- to 33-'4 ; ware. belting, Dexter electric washers, fast, dean washers. fee. Dinner—Sauerkraut with Bacon and merchandise comes in. ihr'>vvn niefliuins. 30 to 31-H; hri'wn pul- Dinner—Eggs a la Cioldenrod, Hash-. potatoes, Carrot Sticks, Bread, Butler, U'lx 2Si j, ;\ Idal of 132 e;ises were ed Brown Potatoes, String lieans, Creamy Rice Pudding, Milk, Tea. A $5(M) meerschaum pipe which a^ THOS. PEPPLER, SON & CO. Bread, Butter, I'ruit Compote, Milk, Supper — Creamed Drieil . m Beet _"D , Pasadena man had been coloring fori Whatever its ndor scheme. aii ()hitt HIGHTSTOWN. N. j . Tea, Toast. Banana ITiUers, Syrup, Milk, 20 vears was taken hv burglars, or sol license plate looks like an Ohii> license PHONE M3 Supper—Vegetable and Rice Ciiovv-'
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WARD STREET J. P. Throckmorton Phone 490 Hightstown, N. J. HICHTSl'OWN GAZETTE, HIGHTSTOWI^, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
NOTICE Hightstown Gazette NATIONAL AFFAIRS A regiilati.m of the Federal Reserve Board, limits to 2pS% per annum the interest that GEORGE P. DENNIS By FRANK P. LITSCHERT My Third Trip to Florida may be paid on savings deposits on and af Editor and Owner In this tunc of our national existence, Hose Shave ter January 1, 1935. Therefore such rate be Phone 373 came effective on th.at date in this institution. ______- - - ...... when a great many of our own inter- Compounding dates will be the same as at Entered at the llig-htstown, N. J., Post Ofiice j natiniialists l)elieve tliat Unde Sam is present"; /second class inaitcr. ! about to embark on a series of adven- By JOSEPH M. GRAHAM Deposits insured in accordance with regula By Marque Maier tions of Federal Deitosit Insurance Cor[a)ra------itiires with Kurope in whicli he will un- 1®, McClure N ew spaper Syndlcjatfs. tion. Pubhshed^ every 'I'hun Thursday at the Idertake to mix ill all (j1 the troubles of Edit Note: Ml'. Maiei leails an active WNU Service. (iazelte Huildm« I (lid notice one c*ft)cklail served. It HIGI-ITSTOWN TRUST COMPANY, 111 KoRers Avenue 'the war-tnrn cnntineiu, it is reassuring life bolti -"t IHIKC shaker of the Hightstowii, N, J. sKVIl. (jl'iimiuic .kill! K' ‘ . (Hightslown Gazette Jan, 10, 1935.) to liear from a statesman like Senator tie \v;i', lirst comiecicd witli the American t;ui- knock-m c-dow il Size. 1 lie (lowagcr TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION f Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois, that such versity, of Iteirul, Syria, in Asia; but for ihelw lio tossed the COncoction down her was young and very pretty. One Year...... — ...... —.... _.$1.50 a ((hiparture,. • . -fif •.it comes,...... will.Ell ...... meet with;.u past twenty.t.KlU years he has been an instruc-l , I, ^ sctcrall at that. .Almost hidden by an armful ot Eiglit Months...... _ l.DO ,„r at tm.'r le.atbn'K preparap.ry schuul.s. Il,s 1 t'’"'Sly a Vderan at NOTICE Six Months- .75 the Sternest opposition of men of all favom e diversions are nm.sic. dram atic criti-j Another [lasseilger told me he COUld rc packages she lowered them long .A regulation of the Federal Reserve Board, annum Four Months... _ .50 Iiarties. The Democrats now control isni, mountain climbing, and in enough to smile at the old druggist limits to 2]/j% i)er the interest that (ravel treneral. I ini'iiiher her during prohibition (lays may be jiaiil on savin gs deposits on-and after Singlc Copy— — .04 the United vStates Senate by a two- In the past[Ktst twcnlyhvetwenty-live years hetie haslia been carry her O wn in four diflerent contimients amt lias covered who smiled back, reminded suddenly January 1, 1935. Therefore such rate became thirds vote, a number sufficient to pul more llian a (piarter million milc.s--N’ew Ivng- supply in an aj?ron studded \yitli ])Ock- of some one also young and fair who effective on lh.-it date in this institution. Com- BOOKKEEPING ON THE FARM over any treaty projiosed by the h'x- land, California, and I'lorida are his favorite I must have lv)bh''-uV/'iK^<^‘Lilous IKtunding dates will be the same as at present. used to smile at him that way many th f; f ir s t n .a t io n a l b a n k Most urban resitlenl" jirobably slfU eculive Department. Over-enthusiastic haum-i.liaums. Mr. .Mater,Mater, ttesuienItesiden lieingbemg aa, free i;m<:elance ^ j hastened explain tHat cxcejit writer on i>oi)ular topics, ha.s since l'J2K writ years agb. of Hightslown, N. J. think of the American farmer as an niternationalists havc_ taken Jnis to ten ihree „„veK,iioveK, ''jnuru^y’s''Jonrli^y's Kml," “Oaddy"Dadtly wlnm she luHnled refreshin.^t-s, she kept easy-going fellow, with little know mean that an era of mixing in European Daw."Davy." .uul.iiul "l.lna"l.ina Sarger." > iiin- apron beneath her skirti. “Hay I have two nickels?” she asked laying a ten-cent piece bn the counter, ledge of or interest in business prac affairs is at hanff They recall that the, ------U,„kEl'lo me t-Ebe u'se-harden- tices and methotU, who lives from the Dcmocrats, under I resident Wilson, u„tel, b;,|tie-searred with the marks of a "I’d like to telephone.” TALK OF THE TOWN Land an.d doe>i,'’t involve himself in Ir- were in favor of ^oing into the I.eague, cj, Iv-tersbiirEEl-la.,' ]n,|,,|rp,)i .boiit.s in life's -rough arena, “Certainly,” said Doc Putnam cheer ■ iianciul si'jitdnerits or bookkeeping sys- Schafer^s Beer of Nations, but were.prevcritecl from do-; ■ January t'lWEj-(fetweeti fi\it|is she kept ripiit on calm- ily, adding: “IVe have two telephone ALSO SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY NIGHT lem.s, ' , mg this because they did not conlroL Wilh four windows i open, niy fw n r reading "The Ndw'Yorker."' booths, one in the rear and one at the CHILI CON CARNE PER PORTION 15c •That i>lclure is rapidly losing verisim- two-ihirds of the Senate, luit | a temperature of 76 degrees, wdilfe i My ih"oughitf llitted back a half dozen front. Take your choice." iliU)4c. 'I'he l‘arm Credit .'\(lministra- lions are dilTerenl now. In the hr^tioii the beach it is W degrees F. z\iris at F O R D ^ S years when .fc-lTavelcd from the west to ■'I’ll take the one In the rear," she Only Good Trade Solicited .lioti-Meceiuly anuom^ced that over a lilace, I’rcsidcnt Koosevclt so far has balmy, carcs.sing. 1 am preparing ti jrjill’ibn farmers, during the past year shown himself to be a nationalist rath , - , - , , , New 5'ork,'via the Canadian Pacific smiled, gathering her bundles together. 118 Mercer St. i Hjg'Ktstown lease again tl'c ""■■th; i can see M,,m,eal and thence via a crack New •.iiVd A half, Umied in cumplide financial ,er than ,an internationalist. Again, by the (-ulf of Mc'xiee) ,111.1 lampa v,„.p central train to the great nietrop- “It doesn’t matter which one you -'taiement nhen applying for loans. all of the Democrats in die like huge sht*C5U i/f I’lttNburgh [ilatu j section one—next tn use,” the druggist’^ eyes twinkled, “I \nd, act nlmv to the I lairymenhs ] are for mixing in world affairs. glass^^ 1 can vjirttalize my return trip cin:;;,; A. T )CCii]uuUs were can hear everything you say.” League al Kasi a million more the („d.f Coast, l im.lcl, diipiK-ate t„,n„y,„ooners, Norton Floor Surfacing Co. laniiei N kei't^ such rect.rds fur other i The case of Senator l.ewis is an ex- Hoing a stulTv Laughing gaily, she entered the the tra,n-de-luxo that cariaed iwUrp. ,i siu-i.t most of it opposite me booth. As she called the number, Doc Floors Surfaced., Both Old and New reasuns, Lnsiness metiiu(L are a> much I ampIc. This statement is a Democrat Ire.uon to a-|gmt three hjlndrcd 'i,„ver'two. The man did nut at first a part of the upcraliun uf a modurn' ding, -d such important stand-1 listened Idly. Some lucky young hus Also Filling-, Staining, SEellaking, of Sian .below .Jacksobv'iUC', Ma., ,in th;,if,iST He had an almost hy.s- farm as oi a factory, in faet, lhat he played a big part in (,,-(.|||Y.s,.ven .'^r; appeal to uic. band wa.s about to be called, he Varnishing and Waxing. 'I'liis is representatiu' of a great the eleelioii oi Demoei'atie senalonal aeri,c?Dj^iggk-. to whicli the girl would guessed, iierhaps Informed that dinner PHONE 74-J I know t,here' .will bV hipv'ilfefls .ofvvilh a nervous titter. Later, ewluliottai V period in agrieultural hi''* candidates last fall. Ami wc liiid that miles of sle-iidui;' tti,riTe*ivUno-piucs,'uiore | becainc' better acquainted, I would be late because his darling lind 129 Fraaklin St. Hightslown tury. which began ten or fifteen years Mr, I.ewi.s is not s,, strong for interna- («■ less mutilated;, tluvusan'd'^‘of otJiCr^ iKhi ‘to be a \ery likeable chaj). been delayed while shopping. Doc en ago ami gatiicniig muineiitum still, liouat agreements In faet, he ri.ghtfully trees, heavily festooned with •’ilyer-j Ae entered the Uinnel, ap joyed cataloguing the people who 'file uii-to-(late farmer realizes that em-: sees danger in so eiillerl "]ieace pacts, gray, mysterious Slianisli nm^B.^ ^ p r o a c h i n g ' Ci-ntnd Central station, he passed in and out of his drjig store iiuriiie-., iinaiiee. iininetary problems.' ami warns lhat the United States en STOP THAT COUGH be. ordering guava jedly; \vilh j olTercd nvc a i*int of liquor. Of ct.vurse, day after d.'iy and generall.v his gnesaos taniT legislaliun and similar matters ex -1 dangers its future by entering into an with KREO KOS erl a vital iiiHucnce on Ins own per-| agreement for international limitation of breakfast in the dining cJirT while w c; i-efused. He seemed hurt and told me were right. dash by hundreds of vast {irush bresjjhat he had plenty right with him. To guaranteed relief for Bronchitis, ’.uiial alTairs. He is studying and learn arms. He declares lhat trealies arc “Is this Bishop the girl was ing. and he is keejiing butiks. Where 1 ^,,„[ violated by all nations pur[)osely set, hut somelime^'gcHing prove it lie opened a large I’lillnian speaking. "This 1s Mary. A'es. Jolm Hoarseness, Asthmatic Cough and Croup upper hand and sweeping'; through vil-)kl,\- eyes almost po])ped out. his father may fiave gone I r years I I,emergencies, and that was supposed to phone me at exactly PRICE 35c and 65c at wilhoiil knowing whetl was mak- freeing in ad- lages. or hamlets. ,, .u Row oii rb.w, there were at least one ' the United Slates by 'Pliere will be all thosci smiling G,oloredi pihiis stacked in papier mache live o’clock and I’ll never be there on Stem’s Pharmacy mg monev or losing it. he knowN 1”'^*' yaiice to enforce such pactN i ; only time. Yes. I'll give yon the number girls al tlic stations. •You are,-..wpng! -holdtFB, • ( ) ciNely liow hi’^ farm ts going. i building up future trouble for itself. In the phone booth and he can call me Tlie irinuencc of cooperative assneia-: ^ ------Thev have no interest j?i.the pas’s,e^h&crs 'rhe'i|asi 1 saw of him, he wa^sj tHUis has been particualrly polcfit in' In a nation-wide radio addre .. They . are flirting wilh.< tlic porters and guiding his' s.yi.’eet wife to a limousine’ here, lieiuly'.'” WELLER BROS. dewloping farm management alongLh-r ilu' auspices of the VVasliinglon: ihe^ dining car ste\y,>r(ls and two per.Npiring redcaps, were gin- Not far wrong, thouglil I he old drug CIGAR STORE through Georgia these lines. 'I'he co-op\ by bringing | Star reeeiitly. Senator Lewis asked this^ 'I'lion a night tru) ger(!ly deiiosiliiig the trunk on a cushion gist proudly and turned to greet two Smoke Shop" '.peeiali/ed knowledge and ^ound nieTh-; [n-rtiiient (iiiestion; . ^ud the Carolinas. 'H I shall need an ex- beside the chaufTeiir. What has always! new cu.stomors: A hlonil, rather over- MAIN STREET HIGHT3TOWN ...Is to the admiiiistralioii of farm prob-| "Why slioiild .‘\meiica go into inter- tra blanket. Steam heat will come on [Hizzled me is this: How in the wutld! (Ires.sod, ami an attentive .vonng man. iems, have made great progress and.| national compactcomiJact to guarantee limitalimita- in Virginia and snow wilt showy at did...... he.. get by _ the custom officials a t'Miational tie entered the phone booth in tlie mdividnal farmers are b'llowiiig the lion on armament for foreign nations? Washington, if there has been any ^lucei Point, near the oorder? They front of the store and the blond took lead Vlain it must be that should we eiiler|I left the north, “ | examined all our baggage quite minute- FRANK WELLER a sent by the soda fountain. As the the deal and it is disobeyed by any of| I arrived at St. Petersburg, Ma., dur-;jy^ included. Was he a profc.s- ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY THF FARTH IN A MIRROR parties the U ni^l States will be;ing the thickest of lioliday traffic; bootlegger or did he fed tluf old druggist rearranged a window dla- CIGARS, c ig a r e t t e s , t o b a c c o , PIPES The initial repianet' nurseh es to enforce the compael, 'I’his,cars until it divided for Miami on the IlKt; ^ouiig' man in the booth give the MaKs in'ad(- at the MoUnt.WVilson Ob-lmeaiis war upon the United Stales byj Atlantic and St. Petersburg on the DuD. blow returning again to the present, ■bljbrwtor a number, '**' M'rvalorv; beaTS bea-cs out the belief, thatlihe nations we threaten to forceMo obc-lof Mexico, No wamder we were a bit | i bad a marvelous Christmas Day. part Suddenly . hfl stlffeneil to attention. IMPORTED and DOMESTIC lu'r'e/ / nV. ‘lifedm/\TaTs‘TiYtTiV — ,u tlvMgalbu) \yc,re-Hate! 1'here were tiftecn standard f ull-wjj vvhicli 1 spent at the Pass-a-f'rnlle Mi’i 'Itfe ' It wa.s the same number called by the WINES LIQUORS ' It even rules‘fuse aid in the enforcement. 'j ii\*arrs;'rmc ,on(2jbcac±L .The day. befor^Ead been filled that we can;eoinprehcnd -giri In the. rpar plmpe booth. ..nt Mich im;i-.;iii;ij,ivc cr.'iUiiri's ,is siilay- j ' ''To tlie United States nolhiiiK but ' ba,"Ka.he ...... car; one mail car. twotv\-u dming!^'-'dminRMvith excitenient "apl'en't^;- .v iMrsr;-'T'nx;re----- , BEERS and ALES toed fn’.e-iike cCtjajttlii es .iiid it indi C-.il r.r.:! sbnRer avv.ill our entrance in-1 cars, two co!or»'d-wbitc day coaches. | was a fire, stubborn and smoky, at a "This Is John, Is Mary there?” Tlie For Prompt Deliveries Phow.. C d e;Ufs lha't' thyre. Tf'/^ even re-1 toii. any uj.i international .wv,... contract...... with - for-| Florida is enjoying . . . a boom baaed upC m b^tel_____ nuarby. Then, after that hubbub young man’s voice was easily distiii- eniblin the foni'is 'of veijetation.com. ! eiun nations iircp.aring for war on each ' on substantial, incomc-produemg prop-gvas over, I returned to my own hotel, gnlslmble to old Dmj Putnam. James Damasco llnT. jerties, very unlike the hectic insanity oliwi,„,.,. [ the car of my friends in mon to the earth. u "Yes, yes,” *tbe voice was suddenly 107 STOCKTON ST. HlGHTSTOWN .Ml ihiN is chielCy.a confirmation of "What is the military geography ofja decade apo. Real estate is tnoviir.;,| front-and the daughter approaching me .America? Since the oiietiing of the | but not for quick firnfit turiim ers, | j„ (),g lobby. 1 had visited them ill impatient, “Let me have the number, beliefs that are b.y no nieans. new in 0. K. Thanks. Good, I’ll call her at -i ientifi'e circles'. ” nut' what is new I’aiiaina Canal we are a.s an island cen-j Thousands of people are buying or, (heir winter Florida home and supposed once." The receiver clicked as he enough to be Inghly inferesting is the tered between .Asia and Europe We j building modest homes to live in and (Paj young girl was about to extend Magazines manner in \<'hiclu fhis jiroof w as gath seek no place among cither to colonize! not for speculation. If you have five the Season's greetings to me from her hung up. ■red. The moon was used as a kind of lour iieople nor do we ask possession of, thousand cash you can Iiicy Uji stirpns people. But she began to cry, oh so “Will you let ibe have some nickels, SUBSCRIPTIONS . .... *l_. . rf—V I 1 ..._i ...... 11 Vi ^ c* mirror by means of which spectral j foreign territory or property. Our only ingly great value.s in well-built homes. .softly, and whispered that they had just please?” the young man had swung FOR ALL MAGAZINES jihot' ‘yrajih of the earth were taken, war danger is one to be put on us, not You will never be pestered with real received a telegram. Her dear father open the door of the booth and wa.s Npectrimi analysis of these photo one we would put on another. If vsur estate taxes except for certain funds. had 3ied of heart failure in Jersey City; holding a dime in the general direction MARJORIE DENNIS graphs w'as tln^n compared with simi is to he put on us, as intimated, then All real property under five thousand is so she and her invalid mother and her of the druggist and smiling at the practically tax free, little sister were frantically closing up PHONE 3* or 373 lar analv''es of Mars, and new proof it is from among the very nations we blond. Ykistmasters from every city in Flori their home to return that evening to the \sas at liand concerning the atmospheres are to be influenced by. Again w'C ask, With slinking liamls tlie old man 248 STOCKTON STREET Ts it possible that W'e shall join in da report unanimously that never before north. She timidly said goodbye to me. <4 both The conclusion was that Nfars made change and the young man or Gaxett* Office has not atmosphere to sustain the kind providing a barrier on our own defense have they handled so heavy a .Christ I could scarcely speak for emotion. All of life we recognize. to the assaults of those who combine mas mail. Whole trains of mail cars 1 could do was to stammer broken liirned to the phone and called the Tims the seientists, by applying mod- to limit our protection against their at bursting with filled mail bags and pai:k- phrases (zf comfort and hope. number in the back booth where his PUBLIC SALE «'ni techniques to venerable knowledge tacks?' " ages whiz by daily. They arc sure in 1 knew what was ahead of them. Nfy wife waited. *'i reflected and refracted light, gain dication of returning prosperity. heart was torn in jiity. Only Time and In a few minutes things would be OP ed new information. .And a man sitting Onr niay well ask, however, just what Living is very inexpensive. Vege the Great Comforter could soothe their popping in the store and Doc wondered HOUSEHOLD GOODS “ Ti a mountain, by using his brains and till’ United Stales can do safely, if it tables. citrus fruits and pecan nuts are wounds. Hut for them Christmas will what attitude the erring husband is dangerous for us to agree in advance the accunmhfled knowledge of many very cheap. For ten cents you can buy always ha\e a sad shadow of bereave would take. And what of the blond? to enforce international agreements, j squirming fish, big as a whale The imdcrsigned will sell on the prem- Either men, got a scientific look at the ment darkening it.s bright glow. He turned and regarded her as she Senator i.ewis well says; “Our duty|^j,(i fo(,(i f^r an epicure, Then came the attempted .suicide of lsc,s, m STOCKTON STREET, eai'tli from, to all iiraetical purposes, a sat Impatiently tapping her foot and ])oint 2d9,()00 miles away. There is now, while \Ve stand aloiif from foreign | j reminisce anif 1 am develop- a lovely young woman, scarcely twenty- HIGHTSTOWN, on pulling a cigarette. something rather magnificent . in that, entanglcments. is to proffer counsel and’. looming instincts of primordial one years of age. She had taken an But the telephone conversation broke '.'•nicthnu jtist a bit awe-inspiring friendsbip wherever called r,n but ui no n.ankind. Both are signs o f-a h e m - overdose of iodine and was writhing on Saturday, January .12, 1935 wisc to dictate direct any foreign na middle age. There was a time when a the pavement thronged with happy holi In on his thoughts. 12 O’CLOCK, NOON ONLY A STRAY PUP lion as to its affairs wholly applicable day crowds. She is recovering, so they “Hello, Mary, this John? Yes, yes, trip to New Fhigland meant thousands ,-MI fiirninirr, utensils and housrhoki articles. What does a stray pup amount to to its separate interests," of miles by auto, hundreds on foot, say. I know. I’m very sorry, but I won't anyway.'' What doe.s it matter if such forty and more peaks to be conquered Why do despairing people choose get borne until late—delayed down Ter'iis: Cash. ,i heliile-^'^ animal is abused and tor Certainly at this time, when the world or re-ascendeci. Next summer, in the such a happy time for their final act town, you know,” gang of I is filled with unre.st and there is jcal JOHN L. APPLEGATE. nired to make sport for White Mountains, I shall ascend only of utter hopelessness? The brilliantly There wa.s a pause. “I know 1 ifimi'^htiess boys? Who cares? ousy and danger of war on every hand, illuminated streets, the clear moon, JOS. J. ELY, Auetiooecr. four peaks: HaUj|i|e, Choconia, Moosi- promised but—" One '.mall boy cared—and because he the L-mted States should heed the time balmy night air, jolly people, a Christ- lauke ami Mt. \^W ington—all of which Suddenly Doc Putnam was angry. vareU he made a friend—a friend who honored advice of George Washington 1 have climbed i^om fifteen to fifty like spirit pervading every one. Suddenly he hated the frivolous blond didn't forget. that we avoid all entangleing agree limes ill the past; all tried, true moun Yes, at times the longing for the IMIinillllllilllllllllMIMMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlin girl, tapping her foot so Impatiently, so Soirn* years ago a kindly man named ments. It is only by keeping our hands tain friends of mine. oblivion of death successfully wrestles laoil) Siler walked along the banks of clear and our hearts uncommitted that On my first trip abroad I rushed all with and stifles the universal urge to sure of herself and the man she waited tile • M is^i'^Nil)pi _ River near St. Louis wc can be able, without arousing sus over Europe, Asia and Africa. My am live. Really I never pity the, dead. I for. They were cheaters, that’.s what and came upon a group of boys who picion when the time comes, to offer bitions in America were to cover every have a profound pity for the living, who they were! F u e l F a c ts were amusing themselves bv throwing our friendly offices to help keep the state beside.s Canada and old Mexico. must carry on and on, often with noth What would happen when the ptfone a strav piqi into the river tiqie after peace whenever a crisis arises any Now, when I plan itiy itinerary, 1 avoid ing but horror at the end of the trail conversation ended and those two time, in spite of tlie protests of one where in the world. It is only in this JEDDO coal is the clean, new cities. I want to be where 1 am ahead of them. I thank God each day stepped out and confronted each oth .iinall com|ianinn, Finally the pup’s de-^way that we can serve humanity and at for my many friends. They sweeten familiar with the hotels, streets and er? All the dreams of the sweet-faced hard anthracite that give* fender enga:j.cd. the others in fistic com-1 the same time avoid trouble for our- parks. I want to be able to call up my life; they strengthen my determina girl In the back ot the store would hat (o >a\e the wret('hed animal from j .selves a dozen phone numbers and hear happy tion to live and strive. I feel more pity more hfeat per ton. lasts ilrawriiii;;. He battled so nuiragecju-sly, than contempt for those narrow minds come crashing down about her. It Th« Th«rmo* Bottle responses from friendly voices. that he won the day and saved the pup.’ So many things keep reminding me of who have not vision enough to grasp would be a cruel thing to watch. A longer and requires less .Mr Siler commended the boy, whose; 'Tliernios bottle is ii trade name for the past. A child spoke to me about the meaning of true companionship; lump rose In the old man’s throat ( .p rilin n name wa-. Otto Schmidt, and between' H [iraetieal device Invented by Sir their trip to Colorado and mentioned Knowing the truth, I feel just a bit Suddenly he determined that It would | the t\vo a lifelong friendship sprang up .Tames Dewar about 1B92 for the pur Hotel .Alamo. Instantly I recalled my superior to those who have the un not happen. Recently Siler (jied and left $7,5W to speakable affrontery of misjudging pose of containing Intensely cold three weeks' sojourn at that hotel in The rear phone booth opened, and the boy. now a man. wliose humane in- Ihiupfled gases. It Is also called a Colorado Springs after the terrible train beautiful, clean, wholesome friendships. Ntinct'' and cg and won the admiration of the familiar hymns. Carolers were singing dles, she started toward the door. riaily of a double-wallerl bottle nr to foot; had nothing to do but to listen casual passerbv. everywhere. The churche's are packed Then she caught sight of ihe young llnsk In which there Is high vacuum be to the hotel phone operator repeating Hightstown Those who befriend unfortunate ani the melodious words: "Alamo? Hotel with worshipi)ers. In Reno, Nev., 1 had man standing In the door of the front mals do not always obtain material rc tween tiie walls. Radiation la pre found the Catholic churches always well Alamo I" phone booth. PHONE 183 wards such as came to Otto Schmidt, I vented by ailverlng the walls, and In the lounge-bufTet car of the Gulf filled with devout Catholics. Here in “Why, John—” her laughter bubbled but they inevitably have the rc\vard of ihere is. of course, nothing to conduct Coast Limited going south I spent most St. Petersburg, Fla., a city of churclits out—“What a coincidence. You -were an approving corisnence, which is great heal acroas the vneunin. The small like Colorado Springs and San Diego, iiiiiiiiiiHiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiM er Ntill, of my time reading magazines and chat In that phone booth all the time?" opening to tlie flask Is usually stop ting with interesting people, just ten all churches seem prosperous and well “Mary 1” He was both surprised pered with a thick cork, this material days ago it was a typical holiday crowd attended each Sunday. SHORTAGE OF HOUSES The cynic, blast his gall, will say: and frightened. In 2.7 jH'r ccnt of the leading cities being a very poor condnetor of heat of college and prep school girls and boys going home for Christmas. The “Oh pshaw! That proves nothing. The blond, who had been staring at of the country a shnrtagc of single fam That is merely the final gesture of an the girl Indignantly, stepped forward. PUBLIC' SALE ily dwell.ings is reported. With this two dining cars were in constant use UncoD«ciout Child! Duncer* from early morning until ten at night army of broken men and women fear But a firm hand grasped her arm. need and demand for homes, the ham ing to meet Death, lurking just around mers and the saws ought to be making ‘•'The Dance of the Sleeping Chill — seventy-two people filling the two “Mrs, Smith,” said old Doc Putnam, •cae at each sitting. the corner!" loudly, “this Is probably the best cure th c air ring with their cheerful activity | dren," performed in Ball, Is one of the No, I don’t agree at all with his sneer Stock, - f^arm Utensils The PhilipiiK) steward of the observa for your ailment.” all these cities wnrld‘8 strangest rituals. Before a ing remarks. There are plenty of old If lack of ability to borrow money is tion car was prepared to serve liquor He had seised a bottle from a shelf large audience, several little girl of all sorts except in Florida and cer people in St. Petersburg, of course, Crops holding back siicli construction, it is priestesses are made unconscious by but they look right healthy and happy and WHS holding It before her. time to study out some plan by which tain other states, I wondered how “That's his wife,” he whispered. In •fii^nurcotlc and then placed on tlielr these exuberant young college folks and extremely interested in life. No, .such building can begin al once wher the real reason is probably this: Down a hoarse undertone. Having, Ieascd»my larm I will sell on ever it is needed. 'The country needs feeK Steadied by some uncanny pow would react to their new freedom. I er. they perform their dance In time am fully aware that the liquor problem here where the sun shines so benignly, Bewildered, the blond was staring at the premises located on the HIGHTS- its (lid lime ciiterjirise and courage, where life’s pace is set at a less freti- with the music, moving all parts of is still with ns and that isolated cases Ihe skull and cross-bones on a bottle TOWN-WINDSOR ROAD on which hastened to provide the equip zied tempo, men and, women have time ment that people needed whenever sitch their bodies except their feet, while prove neither pro nor con. Rut I must of Iodine, say, I found to my astonishment, for to .shed mean trivialities, to be courte In the background, Doc was dimly Tuesday, Jan. 22,1935 a shortage was aj>parcnt, In « state of complete trance.—Col ous, to manifest a Christ-like spirit, to this particular train, no material lhat conscious ot the strained voice and AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON lier's Weekly. think more in terms of eternity and in OPPORTUNITIES FOR AMBITION would delight an ardent prohibitionist. laughter ot the young man. finity. It i.s often remarked that there is no Of course, there were no hip flasks As the husband walked out with Ills lonf^r any chance for a young man in at all. This was quite different from business That point of view fails to lavertioo two years ago when f observed dozens There is an old saying that no one wife, he half turned. Without glanc note all the imperfect work lhat is now Inversion Is u process, not an object of sweet-faced girls extracting gin flasks wants to buy a lawsuit, but J. E. Bet ing at the blond, his eyes riveted on STOCK—"4 horses, I cow. being clone in the world, .A large pari or subject, says Literary Digest. It Is from most extraordinary places of con tis, of "Vancouver, seems to have done the face of the old druggist, and In MACHINERY aad UTENSil/S—McCorraic^ of the world’s workers go through their such a turning as gives the opjioslte cealment. worse than that by buying a funeral. A their depths was mingled a story ot binder, Osborne mo'wer, hay rake, hay trunk purchased by him at a sale of un John !>otato grader. Superior grain drill, grass seed aa littHe work as possible. turning it upside down or upsetting It; ade. The steward told me that he had L aw Briaf. Old er, spike tooth harrow, spring tooth harrow, 'The prevalence of that spirit creates hence that which Is Inverted is not been squeezing a whole crate of oranges The system of stibralttlng all cases disc harrow, Acme harrow, 3 farm wagons, hay wide opportunities for people who have, to keep pace Vvith the demand. Four Devout citizens of Minneapolis were shelvings, Oliver riding ulow, walking plow, in most chh(*s. In Its right or norma! to a court In the form of a written energy and ambition. If they will showi college freshmen—brave lads with fuzzy shocked during the Christmas sca.son by I-horse cultivator, roller, bug^y wagon, 2 set* brief existed In Egypt about S.OOO heavy double haraesa, set light single har those qualities, they impress people .soi •.widlrlon The term embraces the Idea dovxai on their uppers—were wrestling hearing the chimes of a church ring out years ago. One such brief In the Ber ness, giindstone. jagger wagon, furrowing sled. favorably that they can always gel more' if wrnn« or illworilerly poHition, nr with a bottle of real beer. The bottle with a tune they recognized as “How CROPS—100 bushals car com, 5 tons loose •work and business. ! fir -S1 HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE, HIGHTSTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
HUNTERS WANT RABBITS HIGHTS THEATRE MISCELLANEOUS I'W r u b b e r s t a m p s GRANGE OFFICERS Rubber stamp.s, self inkers, band Hig'hlstown, N. J. Telephone: Highlstown 13H INSTALLED BY All hunters interested in the imiirpve- NTIRSlNT'i—Confinement cases lire . ’datcr.s, pads, stamp inks, numbering inent of hunting cdndilions in this vicin SUNDAY MOVIES ‘ '^ li fcn-cil, iTiccs moderate. Mrs, F'red ! P re sse s Prompt HOPEWELL TEAM ity arc hereby given an opportunity to attention to all orders. Gazette office contribute to a fund which is to be used EVERY SUNDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT | ' >''P''‘sl0wa, N. MasUr Ernest A. Mount Announces „ ., ! I- 3j-2t. in Gazette Building, 114 Rogers Ave for the i)iirchase of rabbits. These rab Popular Admission Prices Prevail ______nue, Iliglitstowa Studies were resumed at tlic Pcddic Committee Appointments — Home bits are to be bought from Kansas in Matinee Days—Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, M 1', i \1, Wi'athef Ul'ip for doors aiul Sehool Tuesday morning. Economics Group Meet This Thurs crates of twelve, averaging eight fc-, day. Friday, Saturday ; windows. Windows, $1.50 Up. Caulk- males to the crate-at .seven dollars and Monday, Wednesday and Friday Matinees Con-|iii,. suectaltv Phone 2073-1 ‘Mfred Automobile Insurance Former Mayor James S. Turp attend eighty cents per crate plu.s express. tinuous...... c from__ n.ftA2:00 D P. M. IU t..4!l ntil C.TA5:30 TJ P. M. Ii «> ' r\ I ed the Flauptman trial at.l''leinington on The regular meeting of Highlstown .Nelson, 110 Spniee Street, I rinceton. Grange Members—You are jireferrcd Grange, No. %, was hWd Tuesday eve This makes the cost of a rabbit about Saturday, Sunday and Holiday Matinees at I automobile insurance risk-', therefore Tuesday. 2:30 P. M. .Ml work guaranteed. ning, with the Worthy Master, E. A. one dollar, including the cost of re vnur National Grange Cnnijiiiny will in E vening Perform ances at 7:00 and 9:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolton visited the Mount, jiresiding, assisted by the regu turning the crate and we would sug sure \our automo’oile'- at cost, as fol gest one dollar as a nominal contribu SURGEON CHIROPODIST New York automobile show on lar stall of officers. One hundred Thursday and Friday, Jan. 10 and 11. Dr. P. M. h'riedinan, 108 Mercer low s$.5.(KK).-$1(),()(H) Public Liability, tion. M at. F ri. 2:00 P. M. and $5,(XX). Properly Damage co\erages Wednesday. thirty-five grangers were in attendance. Charles Dickens' Street, Hightstown. I lours : Daily. 9 ti* Installation of officers fur the year The rabbits arc to be properly liberat I year for $2u.()3 on Chevrolet, h'ord, have ed in the immediate countryside, back “GREAT EXPECTATIONS” 5;30. Kvenings by aiii)oinlmenl. Phone Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bennett 1935 was in order and the work was with 1’lyiiioiitli. Terraplaiic vStandard 6. etc, left by automobile for Hollywood, I-'la., from the roads, away from cars and Henry Hull, Phillip Holmes, and Jarve Wyatt ,\ll oilu-r largty passiaigcr automobiles most beautifully done by Jonathan MONEY ■where they will spend six weeks. cats, not all in one place so they can only $28,()0'.'', All Jai'ni trucks Voorhees and his assistants of Hope- for well secured first mortgagc.s, Phone well ('.range. Some of the imiiressive be literally slaughtered and in territory Saturday, Jan. 12. ^ M at. 2:30 P . M. v8 i\- mouths only oiir^lia’lf vif'.tlu: ’ afevF Mrs. George P. Dennis and Mrs. —------One Day Only • LS8. l^sscll A. F.gnor, Insurance and features of this work were the, solos where the traji hazard is minimized. Cost-' Also collisio'p, liiV' a.mkTlw.n Marion Swift witnessed the ^Mummer’s D Ori’.U': FKATVRK PROGRAM Property Management, 158 Rogers .'\\e- and the charge given from memory by .Ml contributors are entitled to amii)lete Frank Craven m “THAT’S GRATITUDE" craue- at Nat ional GUa'u'gV.'' M ti-! jiarade in Philadelphia on Saturday. ■;N\ Mr. Voorhees to the newly elected offi knowledge of the localities wher^ the alsq {n:\\ , Liability Company. , J\t‘j'rcsyiji'L»jd' “KENTUCKY KERNELS" PAPERING^, game is liberated or if so desiring the ‘by’.'/ S , (."rosliaw" . ah-il 8<.in;; .Misses Dorothy and Grace Ashton cers; Master, ICrnest A. Moui\t; over with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey Rooms papered at rea'Si^nahlc contributor can have his own rabbit or So'.iih-M-aiii ,Sr,, IJigl^^! ■were visjte/ft in Philadelphia on Satur- seer, Klmcr Y. Archer; lecturer, Mar Wide selection ol papers: .Pfn.me 355-K,, jorie M. Hillman; steward, J^yron rabbits to liberate. Sunday and Monday^ Jan. 13 and 14. • (lay wBc’n thcy.jvvitncsscd the .Minnmer's The Lsaak Walton League, now a tlor- Mat. Both Days Ernest J. VoorhecL' 144 Center Krank; assistant steward, Charles ANNE SHIRLEY in ______Crocker; chaplain, David John Mulli manf'. organization, ha.s about forty or “ANNE OF GREEN GABLES” 1* .Miswfct^wl Donnell and Miss Mil gan; treasurer, H. H. Dey; secretary, fifty dollars in its treasury which ac- with Tom Brown dred SeD'f'SFnport spent Saturday in Luella L. Ralph; gatekeeper, Ilennan^ cordin.g to most of its members could Philadel|ihia, where they witnessed the R, Dey; ceres, Anna Mae Mount; po- be added tn the money raised to buy Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. IS and 16. . Mat. Wed. at 2:00. P-; l , , Jdnminer's parade. mona, Grace Davison; flora, H. h'diza- rabbits. All ml^mbers agreeing to this! DOrUUC FKATLHU-: i’ROGRAM C L n c t ^ beth Phillips; lady assistant steward, can sign to that elTect at Weller’s cigar j Ann Harding in “FOUNTAIN”' J, I\ Throckmorton, Jerry ToUer and wall Brian Aheme and Paul Lukas Mildred K. Kwart. New member, of store...... • I ... also William Clayton, of Throckmorton’s executive committee, Mabel Probasco, Anyone wishing to contribute may do | "SECRET OF THE CHATEAU" Garage, spent Monday at the automo Other members of same committee arc: so lat Weller’s cigar store, ITed Hoi)-: wilti Claire Dodd and Clark Williams bile show in New York City, kin's store, Charles Conway’s Janies S. Turp and P-arl W. Love. COMING! COMING! COMING! The Master then appointed the fol at ICly Mount’s garage. .‘\s a iJeginner (icnsler, of Jackson ONE NKHIT ONIA' Mrs. Millard lowing persons on committees for the we have a special gift from Russell THURSDAY. JANUARY 24th POLK’S Fancy son Heights, I I., is si)cnding two Davison, Ivly Mount, George Conway, ^ Highlstown Grange Dramatic Club -weeks with her sister. Mrs. G. H. Kim- year: , will present Legislative committee, Henry Con William VVfkoff, and D. W. Ivins, and ■‘WILD GINGER" iiach, of North Main Street. over, George Davison and A. W, Gcrt- j)romiscs from Kills Cottrell, Herbert .\ Three Act Uumedy Dram.T Crater, Raymond Davison, Forst Davi A dults 40c. Children 25c GRAPEFRUIT Andy's barber pole, located near his zel; auditing committee, S. K. Croshaw, C. H. Stults and F, W. Heidinger; pub son, J. C, Norris, Jr., Richard Fwart, shop in the Motor Transport Building, Charles Conway, William Stahl, Joseph Mercer Street, was demolished early lic speaking, Mr. and Mrs. John Ben O’Rourke. John Mount ami many Wednesday evening by an auto. nett and C, B. Probasco; kitchen com mittee. Mrs. C. H. Stults; reception others. Small Adv. Column 2 " i 9 Ic.r.25cJ Now and not the tenth of next No Harry McQueen was elected Com committee will be the member.s of the No advertisement inserted in S«itt ia hunting conditions. Time is a great fac cent.s. .Add one cent for each word or abbrevia American Legion, Monday night. He relief committee, Mrs, h. W. Love, Ffw«< » I vbt^_. M71Whitney •*_____ S.O L'- K. Ycaple, of fLrtthe i and M rs. J. Harvey Dey; music comniit- Blue Rose F^ice - 2 9c CRANBURY BANK ELECTS I Avenue. i.ake Avenne l!a|ilist Cluirch, Kudu-hes- ■ I tectec, Mr. and Mrs. NIaurice Croshaw, Drake, A. B. Hum, Mrs. «• OFFICERS FOR YEAR fer, N, Y, S Merticese F'OR RENT—7 room liouse at 147 Ckoice Soup Beans 3 13c Leon A. Babcock; tableaux committee. William H. Gordon was elected a Ontcalt Street, newly painted and pa-i A T * DEb The January term of the M^crcerAlrs. William H. Terry, Mrs. h.lnicr h. member of the Board of Directors of pered, low rent. Also 7 room house,- ■Countv yrand jury convened on Tucs-i Jt^art; library committee, Mrs. Wil- Asparagus I ips M ONTE can AAC the F'irst National Bank of Cranbury^ all improvements, on Stockton Street,; .—- -Bard-avg ..SagupcL iicuncU.. \VjJliani H. for rent and for sale. Phmie 158,1 ^ r ic o t ’, C herriei, Pigten^pU,^ Fful t ^ oclcmi'. Frui^SaUd, son at South .Amboy, He will .sell his j Davison, William Box, Leslie 'Deouw, Toaviir'’r.cwi’S“,-'r. 'd. riGUTna-dj household goods at l-W Stockton Street ^ F'rank Norcross, Sr., and George FL D. Mitchell, R. S. Mason, Harry N, erty Maliagement. 158 Rogers .Xveiuie, 1-Pkg. of «itUr SUNNYFIELD Saturday afternoon. Scott. Clifford .^. Stults, D. S. Baf- BOTH FOR Hall, Scoutmaster. F'OR RENT tir Sale — I'ive roomj Mrs. Richard Hillman, lecturer, ap clay and ,‘\ndrcw Ely. biiHgalow with bath and improvements. | or Mr. and Mrs, David .Mien, of Stock- pointed the following on the home eco Officers reelected were D. S. Bar Pancake i Located on Hutchinson Street. Phone | 9c ton Street, accompanied by -Mrs. Sara nomics ci.nnniittec, Mrs. William H. clay, president, ami Andrew Ely, vice 58. William West, l.Vi Mercer Street.: Thomas, of Momnoiilh Street, and Mrs. Terry, Mrs. S. Jones Dey, Mrs, George president. Leslie W. Perrinc was again Buckwheat Flour Havens, of Cranbury, left ^londay on named cashier. 28tf. i 19 .Mount,'-\frs. F.arl W. Uivc. ^ 'fj” Rajah Blended Syrup • 19c /YOU SAVEN a motor trip to Florida. The first meeting of the hmne cco- ENTERTAIN AT PARTY FOR KENT—House in good condi-' Sergeant Probert, who was in charge nomics group will be an all-day meet Total Ragu’ar Pn'e* 2 8 c I 9c J . . . .• L . ^ 1 .. :__ rtf \ i r nnr .\1 T' , , ■ . .1 e f tion. Located at 230 Franklin Street. o! the Highlstown slate police barracks ing today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A par y was Kjven at the Inquire of Harry L. Weller at Smoke j for two years, has been transferred to Richard Hillman, Broad Street, wlien Mr. and Mrs. rrank b. Kcccl, i^akc Alilltown. Trooper Nettcrnian is now plans will be talked over for this year’s Court, Saturday evening. jSiop. | 206 Big Prizes . in command of the local .station. work .N pot luck dinner will be served Among the guests were: Miss Grace FOR RENT Hoi/se with all im- t at noon. Baird, Mr, and Mrs. Farl Tantuiu, Mr. prnvements on Second .‘\vcnuc Phone regular meeting of the and Mrs. Harry Tantum, Mr. and Mrs. .Mr. and .Mrs. Cieorge E. Phillips, Miss The next M3-R. Frank Allen. 317 Stockton /(?/- Boys ami Girls i grange will, be on January 22nd and a Harold Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Filizabeth Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Street. Samuel K. MrCnc are pFanning tc) leave pot luck siijiper will be served at 6 P. McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Guss Karrer, Don't leave the store without Icarmne all lanuary 21 on a nnjtor trij) to Florida, M. Later in the evening at the repi- Walter ifiatt, Miss’ Thelma Lambert, FOR RENT — House on vSlockton about this fascinatine Treasure Hunt Cunicst where they will spend several weeks. lar meeting. Mrs. Lyons, of New Fred West, Mrs. Leah I^ricc, Bob Street; all modern improvements. Dr. for youngsters Get your copy of ihc big , Brunswick, of the Credit Corporation, Wi.shert, Miss Dretta Kerrcr, (icorgc full-color circular wtth rules and entry Albert Co]ieland, who was fined ?mAvill speak and answer questions. .-X snr- W. L. Wilbur. I7tf. Kerrer, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hutchin Free game for every entrant and costs by Keconler" ' ' '■F'. llainpton...... ' prise feature of the cvennig will be in son. and son, Carl, James Collins, Mrs. coupon on charges preferred by Chief Con FOR RENT—House with modern im charge of Mrs. I'.lnicr I',. F.wart and SaUy Morgan and Doris Reed. provements on Shapiro Avenue. In over, pai(l the fine and costs this week. Mildred B. Ewart. Appeal proceedings were started and quire at 135 Shapiro .Avenue, Hights- WRESTLING CARD town. MELLO-WHEAT 15 abandoned. Emil Dusek, villainous member oi the THE fMSEST QUAUrr FaWNA C£«tAl utfUi ot tile /Mnefv Mad. A m ’o Dr. G. H. Kimnach, of Non hMain famous Nebraska clan of wrestlers, has A ccopted by Street, was elected second vice presi FOR SALE been signed by Matchmaker Johnny i Specially Priced for the W eek-End! dent of the Veterinary Medical Asso i The Churches Ipp to meet the winner of the Szabo- CORNSTALKS for s:dc by Charles ciation oi New Jersey at its 51st ses Demitroff duel. Grandmother's (Reg. lOc) Grandmother's (Reg. 9ch sion held in H(jtel Hildebrecht, Tren This bout will be contested Wednes Laurila. Smith’s Corner, Hightstown- ton, last week. Dr. J. G. Hardenbergh, day, January 10th, at the Trenton .Are Frcehold Road. SLICED of Plainsboro, was chosen secretary. CrackedWheat PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH na. His difficulties with the State .Ath NUN’S permanently'moth-proof yarns t Mrs. Jesse Snook, of Stockton Street, REV. THOMAS TYACK, Pwtor letic Commisbion all straightened, there for all purposes. .Also line of new' 1935 j Rye Bread BREAD left on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. will be nothing to stop Dusek from ap spring styles in the Maisonette frocks.: Chester Hiilit, of Long' Branch, on a The service this evening will be held 20-ot 16-ozlUced in the home’ of Mr. and Mrs. Russell pearing in this important test. He is lingerie, etc. Mrs. E. H. Savige. 511 N. wr»pped wrapped motor trip to Miami, Fla., where_ they one of the most colorful, roughest and Main St. 2t. i loaf 8 ' ■will sp.end three months. Mr. Snook Egnor on Rogers Avenue at eight 9 ‘ o’clock. ruthless grapplers in the game and the will leave here within the next few pet hatretl of the fans. WOOD for sale. 100 cords of sea days. He will make the trip by train. Next Semday A RICHER, FULLER GRAHAM FLAVOR 9:45 .A. M.—School for all ages. soned oak wood cut in stove and fire place lengths at $8 a C(srd, delivered 11:00 A. M.—Public woisliip. The Miss Anne E. Tyack has not fully re WEST WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Phone 302-W. FI. D. Mount, KM Park subject of the sermon will be “The Long - B y covered from the automobile accident .Avenue. 27*4t. of last spring. She is suffering from an Way Home," At the meeting of the committee of CLUB KEEBLER l6-oz 6:30 P. M.—Young people’s service. West Windsor 'Pownshij) held in the infected foot and is now in the Pres COAL direct Ironi the mines, deliver pl'g 7:45 P. M.—Public worship. Dr. Ty Dutch Neck Town Hall Saturday af byterian Hospital, Philadelphia, for spe ed. Stove chestnut, pea, and buck ack exiiccts to give a few short ad ternoon F. Wilbert Konover was unani GRAHAMS cial treatment, expecting a full rccov- wheat. Walter M. Wright, 113 Rogers 19 dresses on the homes and haunts of mously reelected as chairman. ing. She may be there at least two Avenue, Flightstown. weeks. Jesus. Appointments were as follows: Trea Pk*. The public will be heartily welcomed surer, Maurice HI. Hawk; attcirney, U . 29c Crisco 57c Ik 20c cashier and trust officer; J. Harold Will you be able to buy the things CHOCOLATE PUDDING or MARCO At the annual meeting of the Mer Prayer meeting every Wednesday Smith', assistant trust officer; and Di Sparkle g * ™ - pk, 5c Dog Food - 4 25c cer County Board of AgrictiUure held you have long needed and a few evening at the home of Harry G. M?.r- rectors Charles A. Spaulding, Robert T. of the luxuries which are not ab Friday at the Flightstown F'irc House ten, 214 Morrison Avenue. Woodward, Filmer li. Polhemus, John all officers were reelected, as follows solutely necessary? Trenton's WHITE HOUSE n r . H. Dawes, Jame.s- FI. Clayton, George leading credit department store EVAP. MILK 23c Edgar L. Cubberley, of Hamilton JAMESBURG BANK REELECTS K. Wain, Fivans H. F'ord, F'rank Hor Square, president; Alfred Stokes, of OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS has an opening for one energetic, SILVER SPREAD ner, William H. Ellis, and Joseph M, honest, live-wire representative in E^wingville, vice president; .Arthur Van- Nolan, Cleve, of Lawrenceville, secretary; A. .All officers and directors of the F'irst the territory covered by this 2 lb pkg 1 lb C. Reeves, treasurer. National Bank of Jamesbiirg were re EDWIN G. EVERETT newspaper. We are not oEering Oleomargarine 29c pkg 1 5 c elected at the annual meeting. Officers 33, of Robbinsville, died Wednesday at you $35,(XX). a year, nor do we The Week of Prayer is being observ arc XViiton T. -Applegate, president; Mercer Hospital, Trenton. Funeral ser State that two sales a day will net (On Sale in Most of Our Stores) ed at the Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. Louis M. FIcekman, vice president; vices will be conducted Friday afternoon you $1)0., or any other outlandish this week, with the meetings well at William W, Drake, cashier, and F'rcd- by the Rev. Thomas Eckels, of Plains “come on.” But we do say that tended so far. Special music is a fea erick W. Gunson, assistant cashier. boro, at the Cole Funeral Home, Cran you will earn more than just a Finest Fresh Fruits 67 Vegetables—Speciaiiy Priced ture. After the meeting Monday eve Directors arc Wilton T. Applegate, bury. Interment will be in the Yellow “good” income. If you arc com ning, the Church Official Board met. Dr. Louis M. Heckman, William W. petent to sell and of good charac SNOW Meeting House Cemetery, under the head Besides the regular routine business, Drake, Mayor .Addison .A. Conover, direction of A. S. Cole, Son & Co. ter, apply at oqcc to FIurley-Tobin Cauliflower WHITE .some plans were considered for the George Bailey, John H. Hersche and He is survived by his wife, Emma Company, 118 N. Broad St., 110- progress of the church. The every- 112 E. Hanover St.. Trenton, N. T. Clifford Emens. Clayton Everett; three sons, Edwin, Jr.; ICEBERG h*ad incmbcr canvass will be made on the Martin and Norman Everett; two sis J., asking for Mr. Tobin. LeHuce afternoon of F'ebruary 17th. FARM HOUSE BURNS ters, Mrs. Marlin Manson, of Plains Fire early Tuesday morning destroyed boro, and Mrs. Frank Barrett, of Tren JUICY FLORIDA-(80 Slit) STAYMAN WJNESAP The Perrine Y. P. B. held the first a house on the ilerlo Farm, on the ton, and a brother, Grant Everett, of Grapefruit - 4 for I5c Bushel Apples 3 H>> |4c meeting of the year on F'riday at the Flnglishtown-Rue’s Corner Road, near I FANCY WESTERN STAYMAN Cranbury. home of Ancil Davison. The topic was, Englishtown. The building was unoc LARGF5 New York publishing house Slicing Tomatoes ik I5c Box Apples - 4 iki 25c “What Do We Know About God?" cupied. The loss is estimated at $7,- WANTED — White girl or woman is now authorized to secure circulation The club was presented with a check 000. for general housework and assist with on fifty nationally knowm publications. Cabbage ik lc Yellow Onions 3 lOc for $15 by the W. C. T. U. for its as Charles Viviani, a neighbor, first care of children. Near Freehold. $7.00 This is in addition to the large group Broccoli kcM5c Texas Radishes 3 bcki I Oc sistance at the annual Mother and saw the fire at 2 A. M. and sent in the a week. Call Englishtown 72-F-3. of popular periodicals that they own and Daughter banquet It was decided that alarm, Ex-Chief Alston Vanderveer publish. This offers excellent oppor a medal contest would be given in the and Raymond V. Vanderhoef, Sr„ chief While waiting his turn for a health tunity for a Hightstown representative. THE TEA near future. After the meeting had of police, of Englishtown, directed the consultation, Joseph Bassemier, of For further information write F, C. OREAT Atlantic Pacific CO concluded, the members formed a skat firemen who confined their efforts to Evansville, 111., fell dead of heart disease Sheridan, 299 Broadway, Suite 602, N. Hn4lq«ait«n OAc*— 32ad fr Che<»There never was a foolproof automo NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS bile and won’t be until the horn button The annual meetiup: of the Qtizens Build WINDSOR operalc.s the brakes. ing and Loan Association of Hightstown, N. J.. will be held at the Allen & Stults Co. build Tlu' Jamiiiry muetinf.^ of t!u' i’art*nt"| Housewives Seek Sbnple Labels ing, on the 4th Wednesday of January (Jan. TcacluT Assui'ialion w;in 1u*U1 in th(-j 23, 1935), at 8 o'clock P, M., for the purpose of CeecR Thursday witli Miss Mildred I;,.., the election of officers and the transaction of such business as may be necessary for the Yost jircsidin^. % r . i With hiforinatu e Grade Terms prosperity of the Association. and '■ Tw" lu'w iiioiid)urs, Mr, aiifl Mr.'>, I C STANLEY STULTS, Secretary. j Bunjainiii T. Eiimions, were- added to (Pub. Dec. 20, 27; Jan. 3, 10, 17.) llie roll. 'I'he tdiairman of the vv^iys. INcw Jersey Women's (H*oups Are Making Own 'Fesls at • :uid niuaiis (.-omniittee, Mrs, William Meetings to Judge (Jualily and Price 'ranliim. relK)rted $19 realized on the I For STEADY, HEALTHFUL Notary Public R e H L C R Christmas turkey. 1'he publicity chair-1 By FRED W. JACKSON man, Mr^, Harry U. Taylor, reported; Director, Division of Consumer Information ^ GEO. P. DENNIS By DR. J. M. WISAN that at the next meetui;^ houiulers’ Hay j Department of Agriculture, Trenton, N. J. SUMMER WARMTH ALL OFFICE: Oiaiimaii, t'ouncil on Mouth HyKieiie would be obser\ev the teacher or school idiy- Mrs. ITank Worlhley. jircsiding. It ing tile viewpoint of' their group existing labels with greaior care Al ' ' V .sleif(j%, deiitKl, that a home visit is A wa^ decided to serve- a covered disli| Iinil no doubt the com ing w inter will and to their selections fu fj> ' to acquaint parents oi their witness some solution of the prt.b brand.'^- which have been foumi .to ^iiiiiiiiimiiiliimimiimmiimmimmii:: I status, she atlempts m supper/ in the ebureb on Wednesday - t R. A. Donn^lys 3''" i'i'lvrlW ^i'hvr dtitv. Whtii a shtuiic it iC cicnitiK, J.-imitii'y R at 6 ..'chick, I'lan . lent be satisfactory, At the surtd^fi rime, they should m'kke known at' th^ re THE PUCE TO HAVE Y 'l t ,,,ilits awmic a avrniip altitii.lv at- wcic ma.Ic Hr a ban<|Ucl to be ■scrvul Housewives Are Learning I ' - I ' it luirents asHimc a wr.in ill Ihe cluircli un Saliirilay, Jantiary IR tail sto-re Xhelr interestr -in icr a ntirec Ita-. tak.’u itic tictibl = YOUR EYES EXAMINED I is the Answer | In nieiiibcrs ..1 tlic Mercer Iniintv i tit lu the meantiine, retail grocors grade term s and inforr^«;^'live Ifehols. them,' ''-'V an.1 I Ictcclinq .S.icicly, .Solicit.irs . liave (jl)Herved that hmi.sewives art* Several I^ew Jer^p.-y groups of, ,, 'rt is'.iT'.l..yyi't-H}i all.iw ialsc iin.lc, ..r Mint .inlcl for the turkey Mippcr reading existing labels with much wometD. ha,VO’ schedtil^'d ca’nnetT I'jr'uV,dim"iuAsuiu.imu,,. I yy, Uji dbttii'^c _ hui,g“'tuiidnig...... m be h.dd ui!*. m M (he . church on hnday .. c\c-! •] ,,, \ more care. Many are learning to goods 'injfpecilon'sessiiph's fo.r' [lour I Shirts and Drawers | haltit', t.. inl’orfcrc \yith your c distinguish between the grade niing, bVbruary la Mrs, llenjaiiun T,| organizations. For llipi^e occa sio n s Vlfr-.'iuil -aii4 intiit.il pn.pr.'ss terrn.s already in use but must each women is asked to bring'a cah' '■ - ■Her' vtigg. 11,,ns. If 111.' cliil.l l•'•mm"l''• n"'l C labels at present bear but little of her favorite brand of wha.toc'^cr $2.25 each .n.iimlc.l .lid, niakc'wcrc ch,.scn P, solicit the ullage , Miss-; i.yjBi.l g.'ttiiip a W.V mure than the brand name and the vegetable is to be te»ted;«^)*Flhe re Ihe cililil es l■.>lltll ami Rnllt Drake, lor llights-, .R-\iiv clT..rt t.i pr..vi.,lc it m.l New Sharon, ami Mrs. Harry net contents in weight. m oves the label and j(3oes not dis . t neck (Ivntal w..rk, waste m. time lc''t . bnvn With over 200 difrereiiL canned close the price. Thi^'n p.h of the SUNOFTTQOLCM i : ,,, ... Tavlor. for tlie I-idinburg r.nitc.s, .\t^ Union Suits rys\..ii pjttaip till.- tu-atmem to.j bit.' products, including :>7 kinds of cans are opened fur examination, ! X Uln- over.'.l dish su|.per to lie held on' 'sHau;.'i,iutt (Iccayci! t.x.th vegetables, 41 fruits, 32 fish, 32 tasted and tested by evej’yone'^'pnes- 3 0 W est State StJ remtoh j 1 ir. Wisan will tell ;ti>..tU the irk lamiary 9, llie “Ijirlli.lay" liank will be meats and at least 50 .specialties, ent, each can receiving a rank. $4.50 I ■scliMi'l luii'f in iu'\l uc ck •' ;ir-ii'.peiie.l’ and the V, .irtents roimleil. Kv-1 one can readily see that after the ranking is done ou the basis of ill.; .•ryone win. c.intribntfd P. the l.ank is ^ = housewife has decided what to buy what each woman demands in W e have sold Duofold wool im- i.-.,-r,|iallv invite.1 P. atleml. At the .dose' she is still confronted with the quality. The highest scoring ('ans J nf tile meeting .>n 'riuirsdav, refresh- more diliiculL choice of which to are ranked. Then the brand mnTie I EYE STRAIN I derwear for many years for one nieiits were served by tire h.istess and buy. In the case of fruits, some of each is disclosed and 'hi'.pf^c^ good reason . . . we know of OUK CHILD a socitil little eiij.iyeil. Those present canners use the trade terms of is made kno^n. In this way the = Causes Headache i were Mrs Fr.-.| K ,Miller, Mrs. .Samuel. Fancy, L^oice ami Standard which members of the group are :ihle to nothing better. and THE .SCHOOL S Snedeker, M r<. llarrv P. Taylor,' indicate quality ranking. In the see how their own favorites rank Mrs, l',.*nj:iniin 'I' 'i■.nllll..ns, Mrs, II, ease of vegetables, the trade some and compare witli thu.se of their I CORRECT I By DR. ALLEN Q.. IRELAND R.,y Timlall. Mrs, I-imiiia X'an.lergrift,' times grades under the terms of neighbors. .-\nother inLt^resling o n n e l ly .liuftiw...... i, i'h\-ii-iil...... th.i ^M.h+i...... Ibilm.ilH- ,, ,Mr's, I-'raiik W.irlhl.w, Mrs, Wairen II,' Fancy, Extra Standard and^Stan .point is that the group frequently R fl D N .1, M.ii.- Iiri..-,.!... ■... ,^’V(.PIil*'l..'i...vt....i ,'|"r((.al,.,( .M iss larks E Tavh.r lunl \lrs | I awards, the highest rank in (inn'itv WAILACM it.Dt dard. ( 5 EAST STATE ST ^ . .Miller, Not all canners have opposed the jto a brand which may not rank I LENSES, i I’rev.-nt.on of Colds at Scho4. Attendance Roll suggested alphabetical grade terms 'highest in cost, iiulicating iii.u TRENTON, N. J. t ,, --'■'s' 'i’he'.'1.rn«i,,l,-hllen.jai!i:i- h't f"i "'e of nrude A, U ami ('. To the re I)rice is never an exact measure uf i Prevent Eye Strain § ml "'.i'll. k-'v|. ...Ids ,„il ,.t 111.. „,„|,vi,.o„HD,a.e.iib..r hi \Viinls,,r Seho..l tailer and to the housewife, such ^ quality. E ■«. ..I ii .- I .:.|.al ih.-p pai.'nls ... ,, f.,.Uo\\. ■ K.;c..|itioiV,' lirsi and s...'- r^iinmmmiimmmmimmmiitmimin ke..pim chil.lmichildren ala! h.,oi»>',.h„‘ ^,^^1 '''with .Miss l,,.iiisv Spemer., eai liesl n >>l a e-dd apiH LcjIcbiM'JV>iis(‘|di llo\:tk(o, (lenrue * I!" iiK a'^iire (|iii^r a~ idlrcii\e Xn:jjib"V.,,.Lar!' WriLdit, Ih-llA I'mmu- d, • th;-^. lev, Hdl, S l^ h y Mf-imt, Meh-n At iTf; Tlu- ImiriKTat nTr ■ r,'i ihr* M ikiiieu le/, Mabel \\> V-rT'"A‘VrdTrr ib'- ~ i n ' ]•'" 'in -sh' d be ke]'t ur-iiind D.S de '.ree-- (m-j . Iviuaiv ■ijfrit'iiikl'C-y, Lesler IM'be. l-rank li.tl, dr’f\ a.' m' lra'^e-' file chance'' ol MaVti'-ky.' Vinhebl ■ I'^'tillen, Raul I’oTvrb lakinu cuhl Wrt i ImIIiiiil: 'slimiM be' •ki, [•'.b/.alieth (lohleii, WaiU^rs, e rW o P e 4iA iypj OT u DH < ^ o c H H i H u •d aii'l C' el 'sehi >ol ''Id add pi't' |•■.dIla Walter-s, Ku'haial H’reaV|,ey, P"yd \iiic -mne jiieaii'', however crude. 1"|- I’ulleit. f'.atTl \"nelbei. Leon Wiener,. 4^3 drvinm cl.lthe^. '* I’lindlin'.:" should he^ Mddred i’.reaijey. ilelvn (binlak, I'hyl- av'ided h\ leeidatioii. I mean by that,' b- M'ainl. T that an inilesihh- rule vluaild prnliihil 'I'liiril .and fo'uilb grades, Miss Mar- the wearin.; "i sweating, windhreakei's, j.irie Mfiylan teacher: June Urake, iiihhei-' and the like in the elasssrooin. l\egnia (nberson, Marv llrakto, Marie^ Ml iiiitdl'' with 'icns "1 <‘old 'ilioiih! he Moipiian, h'.velyn d'otten, Stanley (mr-, i-Mludei peiieds, pen holders. TmilaU, Irene C'.iberson, lU'rlha lie-; and •'Uiall meii-iU that can lie juit in laiiev, Salvador Ciaeeio_ (lurdoii lLr!)e, the iiioulli inii'l be pi.diibiled. Willi a Marnsky Archie Rue. Jr., liule iialuiice leather-, can educate idiil- I idaney.' dien to C'oei the nose and month while^ i.-jj-jj, Miss Kath-, i"inhniL' "I --nee.'iiim. hut wlieii that .\[ullen, teacher: ]t»seph lllasig, 't.ur IS nacluM m ch ehildren shouhin t . _\|^veker, Jr„ Norman Pullen. John hi til '.i hiHil, Smith, Ir. W illiam Wallers, )r., (rcorge Water .Irnikni:- slioiild he ’ uiaairag-, Pullen, lailian Rogers, Electric rd l-ie'!i milk and the Irml juice'' are; liaiev. 'Fere-sa Marjimg. Anna cllcnl jH-eveniives a' wtdl as »’''UH‘-j h'h.renee W-'al- dies C cl die , ami home measures; Maigarel 1 lel.uiev, William b'.ver , 'ho'uhl h the eel <>[ class _ Walter Kurt/. Carlton Moiml, ■ami ■'list ;i - .n - hmallv'. the teacher Inhii Paris, h'rauk Phekta, ('litTord Pul-'- siii'iiM lieiself -el a --'ood example Pennies icn. ; , Ih-a tin- niiideru 'cJitHfl «.an aid the vSeveuth ami eighth grades, Miss Mil- Id alt!) i>l i hddreii Will be (he su])je< I of tired h'. Yl the \t-.ii niti'l ai'i'i-i-priate for making a plan ■ 'i his ^a|■dell, pai (iciilarly with regard t'Y ilie aiii'iiini 'U* space available and Would You Pay the Small what he uislu's to plant in it. He may Balance Due on a Fine wish t'i '-'el iii'ire material into his avail NATIONALLY KNOWN able sp.ite than he can jiossibly plant The greatest returns in energy saved, in leisure and, it he Is nut vareful, a lot of seeds, Imlb'' and plants from the calalugiuis gained and in pleasant living are from pennies will be accumulated that lie will not GRAND PIANO know what to do with. IN YOUR VICINITY? To avoid this trouble, plan. The jilan The Credit Manager of a large Piano spent to run electrical labor-saving devices in Hou^e will sell ihi.s instrunienl for the Itself does not have Ifi he a work of small balance due on lease rather than an, hut siuiply a scale of the space bring it back to their wareromns. Just .oailahle. By doing this the gardener continue small weekly payments. Thi.s the modem American home. piano is almost brand new. Offers excep may estimate llu* amount of plant ma tional value for someone. Answer quick. terial lie will need, and the amount of Must be moved within 10 days. lime, fertilizer and other materials that Addrest—A. D. Mack, Dept, of Acet*., Your electric peony buys any of the following: will he retjuired in the spring. 1306 Che*tnut S l, PhiU. We are hearing a good deal about budgets tlicse days, and the garden plan Air cooditiooert i i i i i 7 minutes Kitchen yenrilator . 2 hours in many ways will be a budget. Also make a plan of the border and lawn Fan . . . : I I f I I I I I 2 hours Ice cream freezer . 2 0 quarts and, after an inventory reveals the pres ent condition of the grass and iilant.s, Re£cigerator iiiiiiltoS hours Drink mixer . , . 180 drinks just what will be needed to put them in Lost Year in . 15 times their best condition will be apparent. Hair dryer . i | i * i 18 shampoos Hair curler . . . I'Aerything will n-ot be left to the last Egg cooker : i i i i i i . 60 eggs M ixer...... 9 cakes minute. School Due to One of gardening's greatest joy is the Dish washer . ; ; i i i 300 plates Sandwich toaster . 5 sandwiches dreaming the gardener does about what . . 5 hours lie is going to grow and wdiat results Rheumatism , Razor blade sharpener : 300 blades Vibrator .... he will have. With a plan drawn up, Range .... each person per meal Chafing dish . . 12 minutes next summer's garden may be more eas For nine months I was laid up in }>ed with Rheumatism and I was forced to miss . 12 slices ily visualized. school for the same i>eriod. I was driven- Sewing machine ; «■ 2 ^ hours Toaster . . < ^ • almost frantic with pain and it seemed 12 towels A NOVEL NASTURTIUM that nothing that I took would give me ^ Water heater . : ; . 4 gallons Ironer ...... any relief. Having heard of the wonderful handkerchiefs By A. C. McCLEAN work of Dr. L. W. Frye, my father de Waffle iron . . ; . . 4 waffles I r o n ...... 28 (N. J. Agricultural Extension Service) cided to call him in and it did not seem to me as if it was any length of time be Percolator . «, . 9 cups of coffee Washing machine 125 towels There are riow being introduced seed fore lie had all of the Rheumatism out of lings or hybrids of ('loldcn Gleam, the my system. I now am, play baseball and Vacuum cleaner .... 3 rugs C lock...... 67 hours new variety of nasturtium that was pre- ((KUball and in view of the fact that I could not even bear the weight of my fjody .seiited a few years ago. They come in on my feel 1 con,sider it miraculous and Floor waxer . . . 2 rooms Hot plate . . , 8 minutes shades of red and terra cotta or in mix- I would like to say that I praise Dr. Frye tnre, and are really the outstanding hor and tiis method, which is absolutely pain- Heating pad . . . 2 hours Bottle warmer . - . 36 times les.s, very highly. I am now going to High ticultural novelty of the year. W'hile School, and I would advise anyone who . . 13 minutes 60 watt lamp . . , 2 hours the flowers are called double, their Heater . . has suffere(i as I have not to' hesitate in < a-7«t diaibling consists simjily of one or two trying Dr. Frye and his method. Sun lamp , . . 15 minutes Therapeutic lamp 30 minutes mofc'petals, and they are not dfuible in Alfred E. Maurei", Buying power of Penny rises the sense that most gardeners consider Radio . , . .... 3 hours Immersion heater 15 minutes 213 E. Broad St. as electric rates arc lowered a flower to be a double variety. The real advantage of these newcomers are their largest flowers, their strong odor, and their adaptability for growing Dr. Lynn W. Frye wherever the nasturtium is cultivated. 306 BELLEVUE AVE. The original Golden Gleam was found in Mexico and turned over to the Trenton, N. J, IhKlgcrs of California, who developed it PLooe 2-8065 to its present perfection. It grows bet Ters^ Central Power &. Li^jht Co. Competent Lacly Attendant ter and does not produce runners w'hich grow as rapidly as the ordinary nastur OfEce Hours; tium, thus making it better for bedding 1 :00 P. M. to 3.-00 P. M. and other purposes. It also grows well 6:30 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. under glass and the flowers are quite suitable for cutting. HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE. HIGHTSTOWN. MERCER COUNTY. NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
General Johnson contends the NRA The secretary of war wants money to Slee[)inu on a wall on his fanri, I Mis-S Kai'hacl Cculwcn; of l)nlul}ij Tin* jicrfui't husband ha.s been found is dead, but the best advices are that build houses for the Army lo H\e in. Charles Gales, of near kittle Rock, .Ark., .Minn., was arrested for slealiuj^ from at last. I le an IMiglishman who cooks it is being continued as the lira. So they can’t take it, eh? rolled off ami broke his neck. her employer to buy [bnvers for a breakfast, scrubs the lloor.s, does the Just Five Minutes ! lii'iidR funeral. washing and most of the other house work, besides holding a steady job, giv ing his wife all his wages, and never l\ldth(■r^ pulled a long vaek o\er the By HELEN LANGWORTHY leaving her alunc at night, Thi.s all head (»{ Raul W'enuT. of Cincago, and canic to light when she sued for divorce. <21. 'McClure Newspaper .*iyndlcatp. '-.oi a\\a\' with diamonds \alued at $^k- WNU Servlc e. (XHi; It is ton had about a film ingenue calling iicr inan'tage off after six days, puzzU'd Glmrlc ^ Klrii I hilulii, w;u filled O O 'i av >hc had imly 19 more to go Im a Wlllion a .slock town car slid to a $25 I’lT Jcalmg .1 banana I'rom a fruit "d\ m amiiv cf*' through the algidnppcourse. flqph. y “'I'lmidc you so umcli,” .'-;he mur-*,, ' mured. ’| Tlie store was deserted except for Mr. Martin and the bookkdcq>er bent Don’t Tell Your Friends over a ledger. Mr. Martin, hurried for- | ward to'wait Upc'h the wqmnn.. j ITovv Cheap You Buy - NIGHT “I'd like t(> i'ee so,in(<(IiamomI rings,” Morning—Noon—Night—gas service is avail she said.. Mr. .Marlin glanced at the woman able in whatever quantity you need to help you curiously. So many of Ids .patron.s . Mayonnaisc== SERVICE live more comfortably and more economically. nowadays were likely to wear just " Unlike other fuels, you do not have to order slightly shabliy ch'ihes. lie n.bliced As your guests, they may and pay for gas before you use it, nor do you that this customer’s fashionable tan coat and hat looked dew. and expen have discovered it. have to store it. It is safe, clean and efficient. sive. Even tlie niatcliing parasol with % \ n Morning—Noon—Night—Public Service will ser it’s carved handle a[ipeared unused. ' BRAND vice without charge your gas appliances if, for any M’licn*u{ion .Mr. Martin placed his most reason, you feel they are not properly adjusted. Just exiten.sive stock of fliamonds on tlie ^Qbitc counter. phoqe and a service man will call immediately. A haiipy sm ile lit iiii the woman's , Mayonnaise Shown below are three gas appliances which will face as .«;lie selected a ring with per- Diamond bring comfort and convenience to your home. Their hap.s tlie largest stone of (he display, -'■S.SlLVERr&BRO.CO.'»c She tri<*(l it on. combined operating costs amount to only a small CRANDURY N J “Vou know,” slu‘ coniided In a INA COOL PLAC? jVIayonnaisc monthly expense. husky voice. “I made some money, a 'TET WEIGH T 3Vj OZ wise investment, and T decided I'd"] r REFRIGERATOR earned a diamond.” Saves Apologies ‘‘An excellent idea; excellent,” Mr. AUTOMATIC RANGES Electrolux—the air-cooled gas Martin said, trying to appear nonchal- . and Embarrassment The gas range of today refrigerator has proven itself * ant. She rai.sed her hand to see the ' with its heavily insulated popular throughout t’le country diamond closely. At that imstant the ovens, automatically con and for good reasons. Its cost loop of the parasol slid off lier arm and J. S. SILVERS- & BRO. CO. trolled oven temperature, of operation is low. It is noise it hit the floor witli ii muffled thud. convenient broilers, effi less. No moving parts. No piece Quickly the woman hent to retrieve it. 1 lightstow n, N- J cient storage space, auto of kitchen equipment gives so ‘■'niese other rings,” slie said. "I matic top burners which much pleasure and convenience. wonder If I might care for one of' give intense heat instantly, them . ” ■ does much to take the A worried frown came to Mr. Mar nnuiiiiiiiinimniiuiiiiiiiiniinmniiiiiimiiniiiiiiiimniiiiiiimimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu guesswork out of meal y tin’s face. He wanted desperately to preparation and to save sell the large diamond. With anxious watchful waiting at the eyes he watched her finger the less ex- oven. . pensive diamonds one after another. .SjT • ■ ■■ ' ■Mr.-^iurrUn would have-been -more co-n- r I n cm i cr\j cerneu liad he been ahle to see tlie oth I Dunham Hours y to b D aturaays v to ^ G.as log fires or gas coal fires are great relief on er side of the counter. • cold wet days when a hot spot is n^^ed to get Slowly, very carefully, tlie woman’s warm quickly. They make an empty fir^lace alive left hand slid down the handle of her FRIDAY AND when lighted and give it a finish when not in use. »para.sol, down to the framework, and dropped the big diamond among the SALE ! SATURDAY folds. The instani (hat it dropped the wom $1.35 and $1.65 an slid the other rings Intoca small PI7BLIC»SERV1CE pile. A-3357 “After all,” she said, with a straight forward smile, “i don’t know which I SHIRTS like best.” She pulled on her gloves. 'Til return in an hour or two, wlien I have decided.” T h at had been nlmo.st too easy, she thouglit. There had been a question in her mind whether she could place NOW ... IT WILL COST YOU the diamonds In a pile. But now!— , five more precious minutes. She $1 walked slowly a few feet. Confidence E i" F am ou s M ake ONLY 2 5 c A DAY TO BUY A now, nothing could go wrong. Jim out ^ ^ Fine Broadcloth there, taut, ready to speoi^ away. Mr. Martin kept pace with her on his E Fancy Madras side of the counter, E Neckbands, Separate The woman stopped short when .she E Collars. Tabs, Stiff Col- saw a display of beaded bags. “Oh. E lars, 1 3 1 -2 to 1 7. aren’t they ndoraide?” In.stantly Mr. Martin was placing a. half dozen on I IN TRENTON the counter. Glancing at her tiny jeweled wrist i The Ire d is Definiiely watch the woman said doubtfully, “I - to Dunham's. really shouldn’t.” Jim out there In RIGIDAIRE the car would be fuming with nervous mniuiiiimmimiimiimmiiiiiimmimmmiiiimiiiiiniiiiunnmmiiimmumuiig ness. They had planned that she would take no longer than fifteen min utes. The motor would be running, they w’ould drive quickly a few blocks •i* : Store Hours: 9 to 6 daily; 9 lo 9 Saturday. into a certain garage. Their clothing V 1 w’as laid out. She know too that even i t I as they donned the clothes that would A I so change their appearance, the men y t I In the garage would be rushing t S w e rn & Com pany ■ through the paint Job that w’ould make t I Formerly K.A.UF'NIA.N S I And You Won’t Even the big car unrecognizable. X t South Broad and Lafayette Sts. Trenton, N. J. But what of five minutes and Jim’s X Pho 8101 Need to Worry About 1 uneasiness, the woman thought con I tem ptuously. Tvelsurely she o p e n ^ 1 I Where the 25c Is I 1 the bags, compared them. There was 1885----Our Golden Jubilee Year---- 1935 Coming From ' one, a rich dark one that she seemed X t * to prefer. When she turned away from : Our 50th January Sale of the counter It lay at the bottom of her 1 I t DOES IT SOUND UN parasol. z DOMESTICS BELIEVABLE?.., Sh e heard herself murmur thing.s— X no, not today after all. Once more she X BLANKETS LINENS z I HEAD THIS: glanced at her watch. Slightly more 1 than five minutes had elapsed while I A «maU down payment puts a t she had examined the bags. Her heart 1 "Our Standard" Part-Wool Reversible genuine Frigidaire into your J beat a little faster. I home. The monthly payments X But still she talked pleasantly to Mr. z BLANKETS ■1- z. 2^ on your new Frigidaire can be Martin as she walked to the door, and y SHEETS as little as 25 cents a day. then, involuntarily, she took n deep X I Size eHeve—but come in give us X Thia beautilul Frigidairc with ments at the rate of 25 cents a and pulled tli(‘ parasol from the wom X Full size, sateen covered. gn opportunity to prora H. Size 42x36 I four cubic feet of food space day! See thia Frigidairc that an’s conclusive grip. Rose, Green, Gold, Or- Come in tomorrow a ^ pee the 1 will be installed for a small actually uses less current than With nlghtriiarisli clarity, the woman t* Size 45x36 chid, Blue, Peach. pew Frigidairep. helield several scenes the next Instant: z. down payment Monthly pay one ordinary lamp bulb. f Patrick O’Day raising the parasol, X pi^ering at It. Then the dull thud of a z Take advantage of the unusual values in our headed bag as It hit the sidewalk and the lighter tinkle of a diamond ring as X KNNUT^ D J?ANUM RVS7XLE Jersey CmbialPower&Li^€ct it bounded into the gutter. That 4* COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, LINENS, BLANK niiiaz(^l expression on the officer’s X z X t face; Mr. Martin yelling hoarsely and y ETS, DOMESTICS. SAVINGS UP TO 50% y Jim. the rat. pulling away from the 2 X curb, roaring down the .street, alone J HIGHTSTOWN GAZETTE, HIGHTSTOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935
DUTCH NECK M r. and Mrs, Fred Hughes, Miss 1 -^1 ary Hughes, Miss Mildred Hughes Along the Concrete W and Jacob H .' and'Fred "l lu.ghes, of Somerville; Mr. M r D D Sudl...... I rrent.m, recently visited the and Mrs, \Vdl.am I etty. of o”. ute-'s s i s t e r ,Mr., George D. Kohms. called on ,\ r. and M r.s. knssell Uay- vii k’lv/i,. Ilockenburv and M is.' tun on Sunday. 1 Mddred Hahn spent the week end xvitlH William Hrowii and John (.psell Mr and Mr. Melvin 1 lockeidiury, of | ..|)ent Sunday with Mr. and Mr.s, I'rank 1 laslr, of 'rreiitoii h'leniington. \ \y alti'ii has been coji - ,\lr. and Mrs, ..\lbert D, Tindall, .Miss c e S l e f i Mr. Mar\ lined to her home the iiasT two week, Julia 'rindall. Miss Verna Tindall, .M- bcrl Tindall, .Mr. and Mr.s, (ieorge with the gripi'e , , Dr l,auia II, Satlerlhwaite. oi 1 len- Combs and .Mrs. Ella Combs were en 1 p.ii, ..pent S.iluiday with Mr. and .Mrs. tertained at the home of Mr. and .Mrs, Secret Service Robert Stadler, of Roftbiiisville, oti Sat- Gluules A. Carson, in, Tintmnm/Ie, fbui/i Richard Groetidykc. ol Orange, vis tinlay evening. M / \ll%1jMi.la lUiftisyMia , Joi/v iPitU n/jen^ EAST WWpSOR,TOWNSHIP .■■ifacinred iibC^it^lverf ibro.wjJ-tet; one o l , W .. MriTirp s'dvthr'ei .•iict'oCphietly til|itEd , NiVlice is tiersfiV ..Riven, tlnit the (i.llowjiiR Uical bml'Kl!! luul ta.s ortlinance was aiiproyej Ginger," will i'.reJYn.R'ft: id , l>F Imdil, by the Trjwnship of ihe 'rowiisjnp of Ivasf! WiiidEor, County of Mercer, '>n the ■lublie '■ .cbt'i.1 HihdibftMmf'i 'jMctul.ii eve., j '4th day of January, ,W5S. • . . r. i.„ mug bvidhe IlieJit lojut , I A hearing on the'lViuiget and t, A I January 18 1935, ati QtWocH P. M-, at which lime aiid idace objections to .said budget and .Mr-. ICebecCit. Hem A 1 tax ordinance of of Hast ^Windsor for the year 1935 may be presented by any Coii.e.er -Mr'DIibT Mr. Southard Ktei- t ♦t, I taxpayer of said of ICa.st Windsor. >i • , e , - , unc ,.|t of MereerHlIe.. werH Siimlay. gm-sts : ^ laxcal lluiiget #/T^j^W^sliip of Jiast U mdsov, County of Mercer, fur the fiscal year 1.U5; ,t 'llle home oi-Mii;.^ and Mm, Roseoe , t Tins Budget constitute the Tax Ordinance. An Ordinance rekting to taxes for the year 19^5; ^ 1 luhek. ; V .’ H'- ; 100% WOOL Be It ordained by the Townshiir ('•m niiitee of the Township of Last W indsor, (,ounty ot Mr ,ind \l rsj Georfre Iv, liorter.,, o) . Mercer, that there shall be assessed, raised by taxation, and collected fm the year 1935, tlie Dutch Neck, amh M r., Cligrtes A. S c - , sum of Nothing for tlie purt^njc of meeting'‘the ai'propriations set forth in the following state ment of icsourcev and ajipropnatiun* for ll^e listal year 1935. deiistiCker,' ol I'/mcetoii, ,)ia\t. bi eit ^ a Amou'i Surplus Revenue $6,956.49 (Actual). siieiidirigi a few'.fla,^^ with t,he latteis; kksoukCks .on AHeir SeuK'n.Inker,, who - is itl at: H, Realized BLANKETS ! ANTICiPATHU KKVKN^^ES 1935 1934 1934 Saran'c Eakes,_ N. -X,; , M r.,.,,Seiden.l ick-! ^ I Surplus Revenue Apiiropriateii ...... $2,231.19 $1,549.67 $1,549.67 cr- remained for a \;sii._ h | Y ' Miscellaneous Revenues Ahticiain^d .Mr, and Mr.. Job R. harlee, of lien-; *»• I Fines tjnactanad Penalti-et; 90,80 $ ^ . 9 5 Intere.st and Costs ...... 7.L. 400.00 3.50.00 RCTLOO ton were gne.ts TInirsday of the lal ^ Franchise Tax ...... 2,500.00 2..500.00 3,038.31 let's father Kdw trd II. Chainlierhn. I Gross Receipts Tax ...... 700.00 700.00 709.37,y Poll Taxes ...—..... -...... -...... 250.00 250,00 268.00 Mr and .Mr., lames MacKenzie vi.s-| 41.40 itcd Mrs. Joseph K. Wright and little j Buss Gross Receipt.^ Tax .... WALTER H. OLDEN Alcoholic Beverage Licenses 427.10 .laughter, Vivian I'.h/abelli, at Meivei, Rent of Office Building ...... '.'.'.Z..'. 630.1XJ 30.00 30,00 I losiutal,''I'mitoii, Tuesday. , Regular $5.95 Blankets A. Katz Share Ktra l)am ...... 50.00 Miscellaneous ...... 18.2 J Mrs. William Reed and billy, Walter Hart Olden, former Kcpubll — .uni Richard, of Rocky Hill, were R-nu .Assemblvman from Mercer County |»j* Size 70x80 Total Miscellaneous Revcnue.s Anticipated ...... J|5,V61.19 $5,379.67, }6,tJ81,97 guest. We'lne-.da of .Mr.. 1 lerbert' ^ du-get ileseeiulaiit yf I^dward Old's ...... NONE Mather one of the sl.\ pioneer settlcr.sv'of! X This blanket was made by one of America’s Amount to be Raised by Taxation ...... Mr and .Mv-. ChaiU'" Ib'lman. "1 diuil Salurday at lii.s Total Re.sources ...... $f),l61.19 $5,379.67' $6,981.97, — ai-tM-caiLbiicd.by.ijliw'''''tlicjjp I’riiu'uU.in. Ik- was sixiy-twn/VearsjV dargest mills. U.,has soft de^p nap and a ------m jiViiuP'if'iTir nin'tuK-rww.TA, Mw. :ui4u,{ ...... — ».~v...... Realized APPROPRIATIONS 1935 1934 1934 '1- bl ank Hatid, "f Cranbury. I Air. Olden wa.s burn in I’rinrelon, a t, y strong underweave. Its colors are lasting ^ General Government Mr. am l^lr.. Edgar I.. Cubberlcy, j X Administraliye and lyxecutivc_ ...... $• 5.50.00 $ 600.00 $ 514.00 l•■.dinbm■g, w.itcd ,\I r anil Aim. Wynt'-'for more than two humlifd year.v. Hcj.*. and style right. Sateen bound. Assessmeirt and Collection of Taxes 7fJnon f)65.00 710.75 Printing and Advertising ...... -...... 300.00 420.00 323.88 haiii bi. Sniaiibone TueOiday. ■ ,i J™'" * A A fT ll!d cl‘ v v C O L O R S ; R o , s e , G r c c n , B l u e , G o l d , M a h o g - bitcreNt. on Current Loans ($.50.0(1) ...... 50.00 1.50.(X) NONE Mrs Rn.vcll .Schoenthaler and 1 n d | lOjp to 19Zb. He was an elder and i-A d , ^ “ Preservation of Life ami IVnpcrty 175.00 a Fire ...... 262..50 175.00 ’ Drake, of Tmiti.it, visited Mr, and irea.iirer of the I'irsl I'resbv'terian. a n y , 1 a n , U r C n l d a n d r C a c h , ...... 50.(X) .50.00 38.50 Ml'., I'rcd S. Cook iltiring the I'a^-t ('i,p|.,.p ,if I'rincetoii and a member of i Health ...... -...... Poor ..... -...... -...... -...... LWiO.OO 1,000.00^ 1,235,72 ^veek, , . Mile Na.s.aii Club, lie also wa.s a incm -i.L Fourth Floor—Rear Streets, Highways, Sewers 2.250.1X) 2,302.76 l-'uncral .ervices for Mrs. _Saya C.l|,(.r ,,f the Princeton Chamber oi Com-1-j* Roads ..... -...... — ...... vf...... 2,.500.00 ...... 40.00 40.(X) 17.00 Groenilvke, wife of Raymond C. ('.men- merce, and for many years was sccrc-'y Contingent ...... -...... Deferred Account ...... -...... 108.69 29.67 39.67 dyke< l y K t andil i i u daughterU il llj. ; M i V. ‘ of' ' * Mrs. Came •• S,, ; itV i I Iof I i ibe 11 V. < organization." » 1^ CI».J I IV • 1 • . He » V. .T was a ^J Y Cook and the late Hiram .A, Oiok.^vvhoCook. vvho gp,] fr,,;, grower, and was a ,y Total .'\ppropriations $fi.lf)1.19 $.5,379.67 $5,347.28 ilied suddenly at Mercer Hospital, Treii-' im.„,lg.r of the Princeton Agriniltiiral X H. M. Voorhees & Bro. (License) ton, Saturday morning, were comlueled .\.,;,,n.jmiQn. In 1929 he was the Repnb-. .J. Anticiapted Revenue from Tax on Dogs $153.00 to be used for paym ent of claims for I'nesdav afternoon at 2:.i0 o’clock in bean candidate for sheriff. , *t’ 131-135 E. State St. Trenton, N.J. damage by dogs to sheep, domestic animal.s or pouhrv pursuant to the provisions of Cliapter the local Presbyterian Cliureh with the ,; Surviving are his wife, Mrs, JiiliajX STORE HOURS: DAILY 9 TO 6; SAT. 9 TO 9. (149) P. L. 1922. Chapter (216) P. L. 1926. jiaNlnr, Guy ..\. Iknsinger, . offieial-1 ...... Jtv* Olden; a daughter, Mrs. Mar- 1 •*- A p p m v e d ^ j BLACK, Chainnao. iiig ]nlt‘rm»m waN in ihc local i-einc- L-n^ s Wright, of South River, N. J., ■ This Ordinance .shall take effect as provided by law. lerv miller1 .1.the ilireetiiin i:.....4;...... off ,A. S Cole,!n„(l t.....1 f. Rm, ..... nons,. Joseph I ...... L 1) li. Olden, i-vfof ’***•*' (Higbtstown Gazette Jan. 10, 17, 1935.) Son iV Co. AValter I.. Slelle, \V illiam | p'liirago. and James S., Charles S.. and ft". Harrison Everett, l.anionte Everett,' [[ oiileii, Jr., all of Princeton. Russell H. Post, Raymoml ’1-'. Cham-' berlm and Eesler W. Reed ser\ei CRANBURY ! nlibt-ariTv Bc^hIv- her liusbaiifl. .Mr^, ■ fkutMiilykc i'. siir\i\ml by^ her inntluT,| Mrs, J. I'. Gundlarh and son a dam.'btrr, Mildrt'il B. (rmendyke; a j-^^.mmed ironi a tour td several st.n. G. Beryfen (iroemlyke; three 'weeks t" Orlando, Ma., where they were tur. Harriet B. Conk._ Mr Alicf C. giievt^ uf Air. and Airs. .Alan Schryver. ■„'riiidall. Mi>5 Reba b.. C'_ ik, and ■' Ml-. SehrvMT neenmpaiiicil them home bruiher, I'led S. Cook. joined by her brother, Charles CIass Officers .lAldiieh, of Kiiiiie, X. Y., on Saturday Tlie lulh'Uiiig (lificers were ''eleclei with him on Sun- fur the i.aditw’- Bible Has'- of the \isit relatives in Konie. Mr, Bre^bvteriaii Cbiirch for the enMiiny,^,^j^-j Carey, of Berth .'\m- ,ear; Bre-nlenl. Mr?. John C. ''■”'L'boy. were ako \isitors at the Gnndlacli Ktinlo. pri'Sident, ■Mr". Lemye r-. (weninti. j'hdlii'"; "eiTctary and treasurer, ^ Mr^and Mr.'', .■\iiluir Kellinytoii and Waltei I. Sidle; teaeher, Mrs. 1‘ Wy M r^,. IBizabetli Carey spent the week Robins; first assi"taTit teacher, _ ,j CarcyT relalix i-s in Port (»eorpo- I'.. (.I'ward:^ second a"--!"lanl' .,[jH \icinily. leaeluT. Mf", j"lm W . VVikon, , Albert C. Barclay is confined to lii>. T?rsTKTDT ID/^ 'home with an attack of f^riji. llU liN J5 U K L » Aii-_ Mi-^, ].,enuK'l Simonson eri- Mi- Klla Comb", Yard\i!le. is tertained Mrs, [Bizabetli Wyckoff and sjiendinL' llii'. week with .Mr. and Mr<. Mrs. James Wyckoff and daughter, of Georee Ct>mb> _ ! Washintiton, X, J., Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. .Mbert 1). 'I'indall sjient Miv, Carrie Ilaven.s and Mrs, I-^liza- Sunday tweiiing with Mrs. Kebecea ix-th Wyckoff, of Washington, X. J.. Hawke, of Hamilton Square, ;iofi Monday morning by motor with .Mr. and Mr", George Klgrim, -\frs, j klightstowii to spend the win- Kiigene Klgrim and ijaughter. Helen t^r j,) Orlando, Fla. .Marie, siient 'riinrsday with Mr. and] Miss Jessie Silvers returned to Sweet- Mrs lame" Kingston, of Lebanon. ,briar College at Sweetbriar, Va., Mon- “And always will insejih 'Paylor \i>ited Mr. and Mrs. jd'iy_ ‘Gee ! Dad, this new G Harry I’lillen, of Hamilton Scjuarc, cm- Mj-^ F'rank Cornell is suffering from Monday. _ . ^a heart attack at her home. Mi. and Mrs. William I'.mmons vi.s-l Mrs. Lucy Berry has returned to her with Tydol Gasoline bed Mr. and Mrs. Harry VVillianisi.m at ]i(,]pp -with Mr. and Xfrs. Russell Dan- car starts like St. Francis Hospital on Sunday. Ucr after a visit of several weeks with .Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.^ Carson, of'friends and relatives in North Jersey, ihe ITinccton mad. spent Sunday eve-j yjp. and Mrs. Grover Bennett, of ning with Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Dye. were guests Sunday of Mr. ,.. its /ubricated'" Mrs. Leone bagans. of Yardlcy, Ba.,|and Mrs. John 1), Bennett, greased //qhtnin^ i' "pending this week with licr moth-' Mis> Georgia Thoini)son has returned er, Mrs, F’nima Conover, who is ill. j from a holiday visit with Mr. and Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs. Dane Taylor, of Hamil-! c;eorge Spratford, of Prospect Blains. ton Stpiarc, siient Saturday afternoon | ------.j -w-T thethER your car is old or new, there are 31.000 nines at 60° below with Air-. .Smile Taylur an-1 JufeP''' BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE Taylor. , GROWERS TO HOLD W good reasons why Tydol gasoline will start Already, the tractors and planes of the Byrd Mr. aiiilXMrs. William Dye -pent ANNUAL MEETING Antarctic Expedition have successfully covered Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. ------it faster. The second you step on the starter 31.000 miles, using Tydol gasoline and Veedoi Tugenc Klgrim. . , , | The annual meeting of the Co-opera- Motor Oil exclusively. Tydol, the lubricated Mr, and Mr'';, bJi \ , Dye arc con-1 Growers’ /Association, Inc,, will be the lubricant blended into Tydol gasoline gasoline, and Veedoi, the cold-proof motor fined to the house with emds. jhcld in the Masonic Hall, Beverly, on oil, are the ideal winter combination for good Mr. and Mrs. William Fjnmons spent l ^ spreads a film of oil over cold, oil-dry upper driving. Sumlay evening with .Mr. and Airs, Reports by the auditor, A. J. Fro- Beniamin Kmmons, of Windsor. hock, Manager R. C. Wiggins and the motor parts. They work smoother, quicker and \lrs. Harry C. Dye has been con election of three directors, will consti fined to the house with a severe cold tute the major jiart of the business your motor starts faster. This special lubricant “ASK THE MAN for the past two wrecks. session. AT THE PUMP” Albert IL Johnson, of Bemberton, Directors of the association have, for also acts as a solvent in loosening old and pre ."pem .Monday with hiN brother, Walter the first time in five,years, declared a 1), Johnson. patronage dividend of over $(),000. venting new carbon formations. And Tydol Nlr, and .Mrs, John Tindall, Mr. and This amount, which will be available Mrs. Samuel Gordon, Mr, and Mrs. for the purchase of 1935 supplies, to- gasoline gives you this extra winter quality Williatn Dye. Miss Ruth Tindall, Miss g.ether with the 1927, 1928 and 1929 }-lelen Taylor, Joseph Taylor and Duane Certificates of Indebtedness, makes a without a premium in price. d'aylor held their card party at the home . ... total of over $31,0flB in dividends jiaid TIDE WATER OIL COMPANY of Mr. and Mrs, Chester Tindall Satur [<• the patrons of this Association dur day evening. ing the past three years of the depres STO N AK ER’S G ARA G E, M7 M eixer .St., H ightstow n, N. J. Mrs. Williain b'.mniuns visited Mr. MAPLE SHADE GARAGE, 161 Monmouth St.. Hifht»towii, N. L sion. MAPLE SHADE SERVICE STATION •and Mrs. Harry Bullen, of Hamilton Representatives of the New Jersey Square, on Saturday. Both are confined Department of Agriculture Extension to the house with severe colds., .‘Association will attend the meeting and pr .\fr. and Mrs. Rmssell Clayton, of give brief addresses relative to the ob- Somerville, have moved into part of the jc.ctivc.s for 1935. r 1 house with the former’s parents, Mr. ITesident Paul If. Burk will preside. and Mrs. Jacob Clayton. AW persons interested in agricnltnrc are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fischer enter invited to attend. 9 tained on New Year’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Walendein Dikman and son, Jos The title of “sauerkraut eating cham eph Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sil- pion” of the nation goes to C. D. L ■ tinger and son, Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Schmid, of Springfield, Minn., who is IJanny Boross and Mrs. Frank Kune, said to have eaten 16 pounds of sauer INSTANT STARTING ... INSTANT LUBRICATION NO EXTRA COST of Trenton. kraut at one sitting.