VOL. LXXI. No,. 17. $1.50 Per Year. HIGHTStOWN, MERCER COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, THCRSUAY, OCT. 16, 1919. Price 4 Gents. Whole No. 3,658

“Our Boys” Will Final Expense Vandenbergh Auto Masked Bandits Silk Throwmg ^ Kalon/athia Will Be Enterlained Accounts Filed Was Stolen’ Early Shot Laborer Plant May Locate Hold Reunion at; By Candidate^ Wednesday Morning In Hold-up Game )!> JnHightstowh Peddie Institute 'M Banquet, /VaudevJHe and Dance Surrogate Canclidates Spend ■the)the) The Hudson‘tllosed Gat of Janies Second Attempt to Rob'Laborers It: Will Be Necessary to Raise X)ne Fiftieth Anniversary Reunion ,of «^ijl Be Given Irt the Poddie Most Money, According to Ac­ ' M. Vandpnbergh Taken About Who Are. Employed By Con­ Thousand Dollars for the Pur­ Kalomathi'a SocTcty Will ' Be Gymnasium on November I2th. counts Filed With County Clerk Four o’clock in the Morning struction'Company on Hlghts'- pose of Building a Brick Va,ult Held on Friday, October 24th. Fetter. , Police Notified. town-Robbinsvllle Highway. For Silk Storage, A mPMmj of .the members, otilfl? - -Ahibiig the'/.pleasant occasions to committed seiecftfed, by , Lloyd W. Grqvpr.Hepublican nomi­ The Hudson closed eat oWaanhs M. Basil Vanderlaco of Philadelphia,: Dflv :tho' busipe.s.s men, property whic’h Peddie w ik are looking for­ pl(^ato, to, plau for the entertain­ nee for Surrogate, spent more 'for Vandenbergh was stolenyfrom hij who was shot by a masked bandiiti owntfe ap.dt^qsid(jnl.s of Hightst.own ward -this fall is Ihe fiftieth anniver­ ment of ‘<0nr Bpys?V Wfcs hold'm campaign purposes than any other garage about four o’clohkVWednes­ Saturday night, when the thug at- waul a .sillj:.-throwing plant located sary of the Xaloma-thia- Society to be tlA> Borough ilal!';i^n,!t'uesday night. primary candidate running solely in day morning. The gdrage te located .tempted to hold up a commi.ssary in Hightstijnvn?- ' hold at the school on Friday, October 'After boiiK dibciissioh, it was voted this county, according to the final ex- at the rear of the VandenbergK home_, shanty of the Hugh Nawn.-Con-., The negotiations.; hia-vo lieen pend­ 24. Kaloinathia was organized in ' bof liaW lone .of the - hneSt banquets ptnse accounts of the candidates filed North Main striAst, The Pt Struotion company near Wlndso-t;,. ing for the ■ jJast mhirth. The men 1869 as a literary society for Peddie that can bo pri pahed and, that the with County Clerk Fetter. Grover thieves did ndc ha\o any -diteoulw reported as doing nicely-at,G. Sqheible, who tiled the next highest expense denbergh ■w;as’’''ayateneii' When the and the wound is n^t thii'ught' to 'bft ing leUei'-'4q TO''Board of Trade; society became affiliated with the ;■ 'addition to ,tho: -banquet, ,it account was one of Grover’s op­ car was, driven'out the drive'way. . fatal. ' ,: -: : . c: „ .4'We hercAvith coiilirra our discussion State F'oderalion of Women's Clubs, na« voted to have fine music for thc' ponents, Captain Walter Firth.whose Chief of Police George C. Norris The bandit is known ta'tl^e'apGu’r’:' of the lOlh inst. to locate a silk throw­ with the privilege of perpetuating ; '(epthrtaiDmpnt of the boys and their expenses totalled $800.06. The third was immediatelj’ notified and the ities, and County Dis-toclHe ; K,ir!^-: ing plant ill the IligbtstOAvn Gazette their membership through tJleir ) friefids, a.nd'.for dancing. liighests expene account w-as that police departments of nearby cities ham and Preston hope ■ to'■ lljfjlate Duilding, llightstowu, N. J., oii or daughters, .Ml former members of ‘ ' 'iteiined vaudeville, by high class filed by William A. Moore, nomi­ were, advised o f,the theft. him soon. It is believed lha), ,:thh about January 15th, 1920, with the Kaloinathia are urged to be pwsent artists, will also be a part of the nated on the Republican Assembly Two w'eeks ago-the oar of F. A. bandit was also wounded ..whmv ono understanding that tl)k l)usine.ss men, at this coming reunion. Miss Alice 'Avpfting’.s ehlertamment.for the.pleas— ticket. He spent ,$:!0r). Ujidike was stolen from his garage, of the workmen opened flTil'-|it'feifn or . Board of Trade, .jot said town, W. 'Vose, who was for tivenly - throe ure'.'ht the-boys and their gue.Sts, Seven candidates, all defeated ex­ which is located at the rear of his res- as ho stood in the doorway. ' - ■ ; - ■' guarantee -.ps $1,000, as soon as the years' jirecoptress and was actively . Dr Wjhjam h. '^'■ilbiir -was made cept Lsrael Howell, who ji u 1 1 e d idenct' on .South Main street-. About The desperadoopened the door'a-hd njaeliinery-is-dn the bnilding. As soon idi-nlilied with the ivork of Kalo- chii|Winan ot.'the ejvtertainiTHml oojn- through for a ])laee on llie Denioeratie three weeks ago the Buitk touring cried-,--," I lands up.” Philli|i Kmnien, jts we liei(ir’t1'0-m: yoi) on lln' abin e. oi' inalliia, u'sjieeially in the seeiiring of niiAi'e: Ma.vor Applegate and Mrs. Assembly ticket, railed to submil tO car of Redford Job wa.s slohm while in charge of the, shanty, oiienqd \4ire confirm 's-ame, we will go a-liea,d With- till' Kaloinathia- seliolarship.'is lo Im Applegate of., the • reception , eommit- the county clerk a rejiort of tlieir the ear was standing on a street in at I he bandit,' who fell to the ifeor 'the- ijeime, ete," present as Hie guesi of hiimir. .Mrs. tor K. .J. Rogers of the souvemr- expendituros. Tiiese si.x are: llervey Trenton. The Ujidike ami .lob ears but afterwards managed to get away. ' On Wediiesda.y a|)j)ro.xi)iuitcly $380 Elsie 1’. Sainage, 370 Muoli-- .\\'e., nienii cards,: and publieitv comniit- h. Moore and Rev. James E. Diverty, have not yet lioen recovered. Detective Kivkhaioi and Prosecutor.’s. had been .subscribed The silk-iniil ’Glen-Itiri'ge,- N. J-.,, rKMhe'qin'sidmnt!' (Hi: Miss Helen Q. Applegate," of Ueiniblican Asrarnibly candidates; It. Stenographer O'Brien hurried to the eompany proposes to lease the entire of the society and eliairman of Iho (he service eonimittee. and ( larcitee M. Fielder, liepuhlican Surrogate CONTEST FOR PONY scene in an automohi^'. Detective Gazette building from the owner, reunion eommilt'er, .-tiiy and all S (iroviT of the■hna'd'cial chinmittee. candidate: Thomas Gohdough and CONTINUES TO BE VERY CLOSE Kirkham organized a po.sse to look L D Tillyer To give po.ssessipn to e.Qin munieiUions will he wi-leoined hy M IS e.xpected that the banquet John, .Ross, Republican Friudiolder for (ho liandil. the silk milL-nieans that Mr Tillyer Mrs. 'btuivage. and ciilertaiiinient will be held in capdidii.tes, and Rockhili Hart, Demo­ Elizabe h (ireen once again tops About three monihs ago tivo motor-' will biiiLI ail addilion to Hie .eon- 'I'he program ineluih;s a ineeling cratic ,h ‘eeholder eandidati'. ■ the Peddle gymna.siiim on the even­ 1 the list, but, Violet Exi'l, Genieve cycle bandits appeared at the shanty erele I'milding, local-cd between Hu-': jn Hk{ old hall, dinner at 6:30 ,enter- Others' who- 'filed acedunts aiiil ing of November 12th, but circum­ Slonaker and Ruth Forsythe tag which wa?, about a mile away from Gazette building ami llie lligbls- lain,iijjf,'ill l.),Y Ka-hiniathia lalenl, and I heir sdavemltn-is follow’,: stances may not permit that plan along so dose that Elizabeth will the jiresent hold up, and got away town Garage This building will a- rdrmal' rceiqition in Hie evening. to be carried out. Republioah Assembly ciuiilidatcs— have to go some to keep in. that with $1,800 belonging to the em­ tlien be'oecupied by the iliglilslown The' eoin'mit-lee has made an earnest The wives, fathers and mothers George W. (tnthrie, $112,50; William position long. Norris Robbins made ployees.“ Shorty" Carr, arrested for- Ga-zelte effort 0) reach every niemlier of H. Blackwell, $60.25, both nominated. of the hoys will be the guests, and a great s))urt during the past week- the first hold-U|), is now in the county 'I'he $1,000 that is wauled for the whom they have any record by a Democratic Assembly eandidat.e.s— it is planned to sell admission tickets ami i.s now in fifth pl,aLe, with Dor­ jail awaiting trial. purpose of building a brick vault jiersomd leller, bill as always ha]i- Richard Stockton, no expenses; Dr. to those may care to attend. othy Early very C-losd'to lhal' posilion. The laborers -are paid on Salilr- for the storage of Hie I'aw silk and |iens in siii-h a en-Se some names will 1/awreiice II. Rogers, defeated, no 1 Eli'/.abelh G r e e n ...... Oays and i:onsi'(|nenlly they Inn',- the building of a soak room not be' on the records. Should tho EviTythinlBteat can be done to expenses. 2 Violet Exel...... 8)385 large sums of money on their persons. The niaeldiiery for .^ilk inill i-" reiidi-r he oue of Ihese, kiiullv send make the evi^ng one long to be re Ropuliliean Freeholder eandidates 3 Cionevieve Slonaker., . 78550 Several of the men have lefl (hi'ir now being built ami he shipiu'd your name and address to Mr.'. M. mcnibered will be carried out by the —Arthur Bray, Jr., $05.lit); John Mc­ 4 Itnth Forsythe...... 73935 jobs since Saturday. One of them in January to the lowii (Iccidnl u|)nn \V. Swelland. Peddie instil 111 e, 11 ights,^^^ committee. Cullough, $195; (.leorge- M. Wyeofl', 5 Norris Robbius.. ; ...... 35525 gave as a reason: “Npl ready to die by the i)n)pi)sc(l silk- mill iiu'ii The town, hi fiM'e Hie 2UHi of Gidolier, $128.,T5, all nominated; William 0. 6 Dorothy Early...... 35120 yet." and arrangemeul-s will be made for Smith, .$90 Daniel Klookner, $112.05; (liii'stion i.x 'n’ill the mill locii-tcd in 'SAHARA” SOUL-STIRRING, 7 John W. Totten...... 34240 Hightstown or in Pi'iinsylvania? If your aee.ommodation. Bring somo Augustus Combs, $20; Joseph Bid- THRILLING THRUOUT 8 Leroy P la tt...... 3()170 PROPERTIES SOLD oilier Kahmiiithian witli vou. dulph, .$.53; Colby LI. Harealow, $62. $],(HI() is subscribed here the mill 9 Leonard Daniels...... 21)590 will be located in Hightstown ' •All defeated. 10 Joseph Rod...... 27805 The Strand Theatre presents Fri­ The John R. Ewart residence, The mill will employ men anil llEA^’Y VOTE PREDICTED Democratic Freeholder candidates 11 Wilbur Dnuphey...... 25160 day and Saturday what the manage­ Stockton street, has been purchase.d women It seems that many of the FOR GROVER —George. Wood, Henry Cook, and 12 Wesley Howanl...... 2034.'' ment believes to be the most dra­ by John P, Groendyke of Dutph residents of Hightstown are familiar A.^J. Berrien, all nominated, no ex- 13 Everett Fiestal...... 10785 Keck. The sale was made by Enneli matic, soul-stirring drama set in the w'th the work in such a mill and Beeaiuse fl Las been iiiiii'i' than pense.s. .14 Elwood Aliller...... 8865 most lavish, colorful and artistic Eldridge. Mr. Groendyke and family havd- exi)n'Ksed the lio])e Hint the fifty years since the eomilry dis­ S. Roy Heath, nominated tor Sena­ 15 Mary Blake...... ,S815 settings the .screen ha.s ever seen. will occupy the house. linn will decide to locate here tricts (if Mercer eoinily were repre­ This picture i.s "Sahara,” starring tor on the Democratic ticket, who 16 Helen Bogar...... 8780 A. R. Ralph has sold Ids fifteen had no oppo.silion, spent .$30, and The machines will he equipped with sented ill the iiiliee of surrogate, Louise Olaum. C. Gardner Sulli­ 17 Grace. Chamberlin...... 8000 acre tract on .Monmouth road to a Walter Madden, Denroeratio candi­ individual motors and the-total eon- friends of Lloyd W. Grover, Kepuli- 8 van, the most famous of all phofo- 18 Harold Eldridge...... 8395 Mr. Bane of Brooklyn. I’ossession date for surrogate, who ran unop­ sumplion of electric current for pnxver Lean eandidale for surrogate, are lilay authors, wrote "Sahara,” wliiehis 19 Leroy VanSeiver...... ,8225 will 1)0 given ifi the si)ring, Mr. posed, spent $5. purpo.sos each mimlli will be nj)- predicting a lieavy vote for him a idg Ilodkitison picture iiresented 20 Arcliie Wormley...... (ii)OO Ralph will either buy or build a- I'roaeeutor A. Dayton Oliphant proximately 14(1 horseimwei', or more fniin Hiese polling seeliiins wliieh by .1, Parker Read, Jr., and super­ 21 Claud B ryant...... 0740 liouse in llightstowu. nominated without opposition for Re­ lhan is consumed today hy all of desire In see Hie positiiiu reliinied to vised by .Allxaii Dawn. Thomas Alount...... 0385 publican Stale CominiUeeman, and Hightslown Hie hands of Hie eounlry. Louise Glaum )ilays the role of 23 Edward White...... (i380 Joseph S, Hoff, nominated without .Mrs. Edward T. Gunninghain of The silk mill men hi'lie\e lhal llii'V Hailing from l’|■i|■lcellm, where he Llignon, the darling, of Paris, on 24 Lillian Brown ...... 5885 ))])Osition.for Democratic State Com­ Atlantic-Gily is visiting relativi's in ciin secure the necessary lahor in is a pniiiiiiient and very siieees.sful ivhoin lier American husband, pro- 0 25 Elnora Wriglil...... '''; .1515 mitteeman, slated- they had spent Ilightslown. Hightstown and ^■i^■init.y Simie e.x- luisiness man, Mr. Grover is loirked frayed liy Malt .Moore, has -^tasted 26 Agnes Treier...... 4490 nothing for'campaign purjiose-s.. perieimtid help will he brought here. upon liy Hepiildieun and Deniocralie lii.s fortune. He takes over an en­ 27 (leorge Comiiton...... ■}'270 Theru is no pi'iialty attached to Till' housing question will u'niloulil- I'olirs alike as Hie ilio.'l logical eail- gineering job on the Sahara desert 28 Stanley Co|K‘land., ...... 2520 Don’t lose your sleep. Have your faihiro to file an account of primary alily lie lake-ii care of in a siilisfaeliiry didale for surrogate. Tlie ofliee has and Mignon, again.st her wishes hut 29 .Sherwood Cole...... 2250 car insured against theft. Allen ex))eiise, though in the ease of a can­ manner been out of the hands of Hie rural lured by the iiromise of a visit to 30 John Reill...... -. . 1010 & Stults Co., Insurance agents. didate who is nominated and ivho disiriels since more than a lialf- Cairo, accompanies him and dwells — Advt. —adv laler might be elected, the validity New House.s eenliiry ago, and now Hie Niilers of in ,a Luxurious tent on the burnitig of his candidacy might be suche.ss- J \ ’ Davison has amimiueed tlial Lnlh Hie eily and eounlry, slaiiiling sand and the jiraying Arab.s drive m-xl spring he will huilil ten or fully attacked. for a fair and s(|UUire deal tor all conv her to suoch an utterly deparved eleven houses Shangle A Hunt pro­ eeriied. believed il sliouhi bi-t giveii^ state of discontent that she leaves D on’t lose your sleep. Have STRAND:THEATRE pose to build two liousi-s The eree- 111 the ciiuiilry, and lhal .Mr. Grover, her husband and goes to Cairo witli your car insured against theft liim of these two house.s will in all being Hie only coimtry eaiididale, Baron .Alexis (Edwin Slovens). Pony Votes at Every Show Allen & Stults Co., Insurance lirobabilities be started this winter sliinild be aeeorded iiiidi\ided sup- rears later she finds her-hugbahd E B Chamberlin is considering the porl, agents.—adv SPECIAL demented and a victim of drugs, and TWO DAYS . SPECIAL question of building lioiises on his .\iiolIier fealure cmiimeiuling the her child, begging in Cairo. He has FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th-18th- TAG DAY South street tract candidacy of Mr. Grover, it-is-point­ sworn to kill the w o m a n w'lio J. Parker Read, Jr., Presents ed out, is Ids pledge to devote hi,s en­ wrecked his life. She, with every de­ Saturday will be "tag day” tor LOUISE GLAUM in ’’SAHARA” Building and Loan tire time III the duties of the offiee, sire fiilfilled except that of happi­ the benefit of Uie Alothers’ Club, Till .Citizens Building am! Loan if elected. He will have ho lies ness, is moved to her first deed of A powerful story by C. Gardner Sullivan. The money eollected in this way AssiH-iation ha.s opened a new series oHLt Huui Ihose of his oflieiiij position. P-al, loving. sacrifice—the -return of Moving Picture World says:—,1. I’arker Read, Jr.’,s “Sahara,” will be used to pfovidti funds to build and .'hares are now iieing .sold Dur­ -.Nttlhini will keepHiim I'rum a iier- ; her husband’s mind, though it means -itarring Imui.so fllaiim, is a picture of which not only those w'ho had and purchase anuiesement-s for the ing Hie past week about 6(10 new foriiianee of Ids' dulii'.S' daily at ' the her death! She does all in her power a part in it.s making but the entire trade may bo proud as rejire- kindergarten grades at the local shares have bei'n subscribed They surrogate’s offiee, he iirondses.. In to cure him, and the day- comes w'heii senting what can be made of the photoplay. The, total effect of public schools. For some time thee are ondeavoring to sidl 1,000 share,«. addition, he brings lliirty years’ ex- e she is recognized. What, then of the the picture is fine, The final summing of the efforts of'C, Gardner need Of these amusemeiits have beeti Tile association lias money Lo loan perienc.e in .successful Imsinf'ss en­ butterfly who found her soul? Of Sullivan, author; Allan Dwan, .director, and the briHiant ca.st felt in order'that the little children and iirospective home owuer.s should terprises to Hie offiee, and a record the man who suffered a living death headed by M att Moore; is a remarkably good production. Louise may have a means of passing the time consult with the officials of the as.soei- of never. having before eiitered a lor the love of an unfaithful wife? Glaum is excellently cast in the role of the biittetfly woman to at recess and noon hours on stormy ation W'ho ■will gladly explain the race for elective public office. Of the child who missed a mother’s whom 'masculiiiB admiration is tho breath of life. M att Moore building and loan methiids of hiaii- days and it is to the credit of the i.s .strongest in his moments as the drug-crazed white man in the guiding hand when it was most need­ ing money. Don't lock your door after your Mothers’ Club that they have seen beggar quarter of Cairo. The settings in the Palaee of the Dawn, ed? The climax will grip, surprise autom obile is stolen. .Allen & this need and have taken the in-itia Cairo, are nothing short of wonderful, “Hahara” is magnificently Sid please you.—adv. Entertains Bible Class Stults Co. will insure your car live to secure the funds for this ■«'ork, produced, big in all its phases, A powerful .story, ivith Saharan The regular monthly Inisiness meet­ against th e ft,—adv and Cairo settings, makes "Sahara” a photoplay marvel of beauty. FUR GARMENTS Presbyterian Notes ing and social of the Young Men’s The autumn rally of the school FASCINATING, MYSTERISOUS, MAGNIFICENT Bible cia,ss of the Methodist Church STEINBACH’S FALL OPENING The J. Gold Co. have coirmu'n,ced will be observed next Sunday morn­ Gorgous, dazzling Gowns—Louise Glaum is at her best. was lu'kl at the home of Edward Ihe making of fur garments in R. D. ing. The members of the several IS and 25 cents. 25 Pony Votes. VanDoreii. The, evening W'a.s pleas­ The annual fall opening of Stein- Rorton loft, Stocktqn street. This classes are urged to attend, promptly antly spent in playing games and baidi’.s, Aslniry Park, will cover a Company offers employment to both A full program has Been prepared. MONDAY, OCT. 20th—• 500 Pony Votes. music, after -which refreshments were period of seven days, the first of Wen and women. Persons who are Public worship will be held in the Florence Reed in ’’Her Code of Honor.” served. Those pre.sent were: Rev. which i,s Saturday, October ISth, I seeking employment should apply church at 11 o’clock. The pastor ivill Also—E. K. Lincoln in ’’Elmo, The M ighty.” George T. Hillman, Warren Ryan, •and the last Saturday, Ootober 25th. I ta the office of the Gold Co. preach. 10 and 20 cents LfRoy West, Norman Rockliill, Ru.s— Large stocks including many special The Christian Endeavor Society sell Hart, Harold 8tackhouse, Wil­ purchases liave been priced so as to will meet at 7 o’clock in the evening. TUESDAY, OCT. 2Ist— bur i less, Raymond Ewart, .-Vrthur be a great and usual help to those Gertzel, Wilson Everingham. Ijewi.s FOR SALE John W'. West, leader. Cedi B. DoMille presents “ For Better or for Worse.” who are worried about the high cost The united service with the Bap­ Universal Current Events and Comedy. Rod, Elwood Troughl and Edward of living. The last page of The <5a- I ' Overland touringW U tlU ^ '.0)4car tist Church will begin at 7:45 o’clock, VanDoren. 10 and 20 cents. loo Pony Votes, zette contains much information re­ I ^ Chevrolet 490-touring Cars' and Dr. Stanton will preach. garding the special values. A 'T6-page I I Ford touring car, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22nd— Advertised Letters booklet will be sent by Steinbaoh’s 1 1 Dodge touring car Albert Chamberlin and A: A. Wil­ Charles Ray in “Greased Lightning.” Hie following letters ari' unclaim­ to those who request the booklet, ♦** I ®’nck 4 touring car son have purchased a 312-acre farm ed at the local postofflee: Mrs. Bliss, Ford Educational—“Tiger’s Trail” Serial 1^4 ton Vim delivery truck near Cookstown through the George Mrs. Knoblock, Mrs. Emma Stephens, Baptist Church 10 and 20 cents. loo Pony Votes. All in good condition. E. H unt agency. Yevian Thompson, Samuel Suisman, Dr. Stanton will prmich at the COMING—OCT. 24-25—“ THE MIRACLE MAN.’ Patrick McGioiiklin, John Gundakler. morping service and his topic will Don’t lose your sleep. Have your be "Y)ovetnesa.” The annual Sunday Frank L. Danteli car insured against theft. Allen Don’t lock your door after your school rally day services at 9:45 a. I Ward 8t., Hightatown & Stults Co., Insurance agents. automobile is stolen. Allen & Union services at night in Presby. —adv HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. Stults Co. will insure your car terian church and Dr. Stanton will against theft.—adv. preach.

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of our Lord's ministry in Galilee The spiritual and moral' waste of life surged against the door of 'Peter’s Capprnaum W|iS;)nH,t tl\B home of house because in it stood one who, Jesus,fWthef with his had the power to redeem i^ and bring The Favorite of all Hundreds of New Winter dise}pk8'-^K^'^ihey;lpcome his perr assets, We oftep speak of the lure of pleas­ Quality Cordovan Shoes An Intttrupted,Service ure or of wealth, but the gre.at mag- Goats From Which to Select the/'.', hraf tile • d^eipfe' Ihet to which the spirit of Jesus respon­ .spdhlVi^V^ewsY Ihcytjiad a Iteson ded was the knowledge of a need -that only he could supply. It was the same Be ARDSEEY ^ Velours, Ironella, For tuna, ohser^vahops. ■' -They W itt‘hi in- fe/the' iyrtagogue; The ex power that attracted Livingstone to ’Pl'oi'S'fi^''^t*rp'•./__ i-kt, -rtfnnliuf.il ormftl or ritualistic Africa, and countless others to the $16:50 Crystal Tips, Lustralla, Tinsel Ton0, ' fields of missionary toil and sacrifice, id b e i n ­ following him, “who went about do­ Bolivia, Tinsel Twill, Behring Seal, , i'. J-./.i JSO"tho'‘people 'i4-Vk/\S-nn/STvl 1:1 ing good, and healing all that were .?'.,.;0-(iher^fuhdttoiis....Other jfuSdtt were aevred by the JF ALLaman wants is a pair Bokara, Sealskinette, Silvertones, ''3y'nag,hkd"eV-h'p^ chief-.value wais in^;oppressed. of shoes, anybody can fbo-'bhiifStiytW'of the people Jn the'* ’ Lesson Gleanings Nazorie, Polo Cloth, Silver fox, > V™, ■(muJ ■fli/''’worshij:). The scrv.ice sell him. Fischer Shoes are “ .Sunday is the golden clasp that “if',' “S' ti-u Adult Bible binds together Ihe volume of the made for men who want Cheviots, Chameleon Peachbloom, t'lliss.'or rm,,OT('SPtitvfj;ip|e. , „ week.”-- Imngfellow. '''"I'hhae wjutittendedflhat sahhath something more. 1 Sparkle cloth. Cord, Plumette, “You are not very holy if you are 'ap'rvietf^ astonialtrd at, his not vi'f'y kind.”—Bonar. The Ardsley for _ *__^"..Fine Silk Plushes, doetri-j-ie,'ifc>i’ 'fev 'ttfught. thmu aa one Church attendance is the Rr.st priv­ A havflig-‘auth6Biff.v and not as -thft ilege an J dutylorH-besabbathT . —^ senbes..” " Who welcomes Je.su.s to his heart ~ I n s t a n c e ^ 'PilePile dis{'!])les(ll-stMljlfS hadhatl a11 thrilltlinll atat' thet-BL $22.50 to $225.00 should dedidate his home to him- vice such as they Ai^jJi'OLhail, in sen Our, deeds must confirm the words is a beautiful model of shoe iling -with .ilie stoWM|!d:-hauling hoiiling we speak else both will be without And ihus with a wide range of the finest nets in the ■wa.<«^‘’o{ Oaltlee. craftmanship, a shoe with the - - j force; and smartest fulrries, every authentic mode and There was a man m the congrega The test;! of restored strength is the blue blood of quality tion "'w'ith an uneleaii spirit” who in­ style is presentf'd in a eoni|)rehensive scope of the use of strength. ------running through its veins. terrupted the exercises by crying out “ (let something worth giving away colorings, with and without fur trininiings. “what have we to do with thee, thou and you will never ' lack for- e.age.^ A “Nettleton” and the most Jesus of Na/.areth.''’ lakers.”—,\mo.st Wells. , popular of all their lasts. There are plenty of brown shades as well as ,.\t Jesus's eommand the unetean Th(' llome, the sabbath and the spirit came out of the man, and the church are the bulwarks of society ^ow n also in Ko Ko navy blue, Algerian, black, tau|)c, reindeer, fame of ,lesus“spread abroad through­ and stand or fall together. Russia and Gun Metal Rus­ chamois and the various new blues, out all the region round alioul- Uali- The sweetest type of heaven is a h-e.' sia Calf at Fine linings and warnr interlinings are stan­ home where Christ dwells. Peter’s Wife’s Mother “ Wlieii a llome is Christ eoiitrollccl dard featuH's. Long before the advance in From the synagogue Jesus and tin —then home is lieavi'-fi."—Cluipman. $ 1 5 ^ four diseijiies went to the home ol prices, these coals were- arranged for with our I’eler where ids "wife’s mother lay GUNNING NOTICES best manufacturers. 1 hey are now on sliow, siok wiili a great fever, and anon Notice to gunners printed on sign doth they tell liiiii of lier. Anri he eame and on sale at Gazette office, 203 Mercer St. and are fully up to expectations. . took her by the hand, and lifted lier ■Fherc' are hundreds of coats, in dozens of u]), and ininiediately tlie fever h‘ft her, and she minisleml unto tliem. PA R K E R ’S , HAIR BALSAM styles, d'he aim has been to concentrate on Happy are they who are included RomoveRDandrafl-RtopsHairFallinK in the “we” of MissCoolidges’ lines; i Restores Color and 108 EAST STATE STREET worthy materials, tailoring and the excellence “We tell of Thee of our eare, - ^iBaautyto 60C. and Cray $1.00 andat drucirlsta. FadedHair o f the sore burden jiressiiig day by laiacox Chom. Wks, PateboFue. W.i Trenton, N. J. of linings and, inlerlinings in each group. The H S N D E ^T C O i^N S Reranvefl Cnrns, Cal­ ilay, louses, etc., stops all paia« ensivoa f-mfort to tlie liT t, m akeo ■wplkincr Oft^v. lEo. by I'lft i or a& i-'rog:- result has been successful, and selection fiom And in the light and pity of Thy face, ^uts. liibcoj- Chemical Works, Fatcacyue, N. Y. The liurdeii 'juells away. practically every kind ol woolen material lor Ueligion is nut an insuranei- policy fall is |)rovi(led. against siekiiess and disease. play?" Old Bull took the viloiii, and impressed with the loneliness of man’s homie and heart, rose and played, he said, as , he had never ))layed before or after, “ Home, Sweet llome." The old man arose and gazed upon him as if he were enter­ taining an angel unawares. He drew dose and closer through human Why We Handle United States Tirel sympathy, and the tears streamed down the cheeks of both as the mas­ Because they’re good tires. Because we KNOW they’re Be Up-to-date ter of syrtipathetic music made the viloin tell the sldfy of a life. tires. Because ova experience has taught US that they will satisfy When Napoleon was asked what Why do you continue doing the washing is the greatest want of the French and gratify our customers. in the old-fashioned way w-hen a turn of nation, he replied, “The greatest There are United States Tires for every need of price o r use. the switch will start an electric washing want of the French nation i.s mothers.' machine doing this work for you while you The. greatest need of America today We can provide exactly the ones for your car. are engaged in other duties ? is homes where Christ is honored, and where the Bible ks studied. With an electric iron you can do the^ ~ All the City at the Door. work in one-half the time, and much better. “And at even, when the sun did set they brought unto him all that V were deceased, and them that were DO NOT BE A DRUDGE ^^«|^ea^ed of devils. And all the city was gathered together at the door, are G6od Tlrcfs The Electric tight & Power Co. And he healed all that were-«ick.’’. This day marked by love and mercy N. gives us an insight in to 'th e nature Hightstown Garage, LEON ELY, Prop. Hi^htstown, \ 1 kt?., A?”.,...- . r .TV School Honor/ Harold Eldridge, Elwood Miller, Earl NEW m e m b e r s o f FACULTY MeCne, Thomas Stults, "Henry Buy- Roll For Month dam, Walter Wright,. Ruby Allen, Mr. Cooper and Mr. W aite Re­ Sadie Arehcr, Grace Chamberlin, turn. ow Is the Time To of September Grace Embley, Dorothy Hunt, Eliz­ abeth Mulligan, Katherine Taylor. The ‘'News", takes, great pleasujre in extending a cordial welcome to Pupils Who Attended School Dur­ Fifth grade, B; Voorhee.s Craig, Get Ready for Heat the new members of the faculty. We ing Septeihber Without Ab­ ,Joseph Ely, Paul Theoharui, Lucy are mighty glji'd to see that as yet sent 0f Tardy Marks. V Blake, Dorothy Dpjinit,^Eli-(iaheth none of'them have shown the least Dye, Ella Dye, Mary St%nnope; Lena Keep p o s f e t f sign Of honiflslcknBBS. It, is with • Reeeption grade; Arnold Albright, Troighti Ijsau A^ait der Veer,' Grace groat pleasure that we, introduce., the' Wi^iateSh’lirry, Martin Mboney, Wib Wrlsoh,,’^ . V .K foltewing;’-. . .ham (Hlioid, Charles Ralph, Nof^s^ Bevi>,rith Malopfni ^ Ctirfing- IVIr. Langfwd outaes-ifo iiS..after, l^ohbms, Margaret. Davison, .Doro-, tpp, John Dobson, Wifiiam Ewart, Reborimg years in tpo Bwvme'aa a captain. ’ tthy TTanltlin,. Rosio' Othold, Etliel Adolph- Faeth; MeFviu.Jcnkina Da­ ,H,o. is. a. gradjmto of/Trinity- College S oiijth ^ a fd i Rosie Wolf. vid McOuckln,” Clifterd Rue, Jpseph and before he came to us, taught at St grade;’.Waller Dey, Edivard Stults, Frank Morns, F,leanore Hut­ Ford cylinders re I ored accurately St. Ja.mos School, Maryland,--and for Hutchinaon, Arthur Hausaer, Ernest, chinson, Virginia O'Hara, Florence by our new reborin machinery; aew two years was headmaster of the Landehr, OttO Puuk, Lloyd -Tucker, Probasco, Emma Pullen, Mabel Ralph pistons and rings included," prompt Alleghany ^’ount,y Academy. Clarence TeiK^letou, Violet Bxel, Marjorie Robbips, Bessie Riuhard- service, price $14.00. .. Mr. Starr. G. ' CuopoT, although Jose[|hine Price, "Grace Robbins. ' aon, ETances Slocum, Leua Sylvester; not a new teacher, to tho old fellows, Second grade, B; Sherwood Cole; Evelyn White. needs an introduotion to the new William Kirby, Earl Patterson, Wil­ ICighth grade; Maurice Cro-shfiV, follows. He us a graduate of Yale liam Troiiglit, Dorothy Anderson, David Ely, I'Inos Stanhope, Chardjffice Adams & Culver Acadcnuc, 'OS, and a Phi Beta Hattie Baremorp, Ada Breeee, Hazel Strang, Earle Wu-off, H.oy Allen,’.',fc''al- Kappd and Bela Theta Pi man. Mr. Breese, Jane Broomell, Flore.iice Tom- vih..,,C.li.a.mh('i!liiij:,.Le,ster: Chamberhn, 'V-;; 403*405 and 407 Munroe Ave.«. Cooper taught at Peddio during the quist, Hope Wyckoft. Qraije-AslUoil,.'Dorothy .Ashton, Olga year.s 191.')-17 and then enlisted in , Second grade; A:;. Ely ftp;J,oh'lhS0iVi ■Co’novcrj...jT;|ylt(fi Do.w-d', Marie Ekel. the army and was stationed at Fort Warren Robbins,' 'Wilh'ur'Reiff, Al-^ '.Elizabeth,. (’ftover, -Margaret Hess, Asbury Park, N. J. bert Wood,''(3!adys Brp,ose,fevelyp Moyer where he became a lieutenant, , .Adelaide Hutchin.sop, ilelpn Leor En- eUjP'tain, and finally a niajor. yjv ' ..j Conpver. .'i^allierjiie Copping;-, M ar lalie Totten, Beatrice-Welsh, Franee.s Phone 2586 Nliss Olive Poltjf:;,'l(qhies,U).,us' iorie/Denmis, (larBij Holiue^;,.,Bs,ther Wilson. Pribasco,.; Mary. .Wilsoji,. * (he . Hightstown Fl'jglj' -S&h.tK)i,,K T|lhird igrade, ■ B : Frapoes 'jBorkow- Pet ty,,is leachingi;,the':,‘’''f 1’’ clasfiB's ■.at' skii‘ Lpohyda .'Copeland, Lillian - Ely Red-die. ''. ' , ,, Bqbth^i Jippke,’ it'erherl Allen, Cavlin ■ Mr. vSpense is ii-gradhaU" of Grqvh heiviiSj 'ii^ojrr P.ulleni Jaines !Tho mp- City (h)llege. He served his .country aon, 'HeMierl^i'voii'Lutoken, Emil Wolf. in the Marine Corps ,tor a 'yei^v and a ' Third’.'gi'ade, A;- Kathenuts, Archer, half. Mr. Spense .has h ad . consider­ Myrtle Campbell, . Virginia,. Davison, PEPPLER’S WEEKLY CHATS able training in boys work ip Youngs- Alice DuBeH(.'Gatht'Tine Faeth, Helen totvn, Ohio. * Ferns, Bertlja Grdver, Beatrice Lee, Mr, Ferris, although a new leach-: Hannah MoKnighli. Blirtellia P.robas- er, is not new to the 'old fellows. He eo, Cora .Ralph', -Marjoriev Reed, F.VRVILRS' HARDWARE is of the class of 'I'J of Peddle.' Mr Cora WalkeF Mane Wood, Melville Ferris graduated from Brown in 'H> It is not generally known that we carry a good sized .stock of Farmer,s' with a Ph. B. degree. For a year he' Chamberlin, Herbert^Ponover, Tuni.a Hardware, consisting of Axc.s, 1-orks, Rakes, Shovels, Hoes, Tools, Hin^s Conover, Charles ITavl.soii, Walter of all kinds. Locks, Nails and a hundred and one other things on which was instructor at Brown in Philo.s- At: NP Sterlintil Furnace Davison-. - . wo can save you money, as we carry Hardw-are as a side-line for your ophy and Psychology. He felt the Fourth grade, B;:. Gharle.s Clark, accornodation, so-to speak. Our jjrices.yill be a revelation to you. Try call of duty and enlistod in tho us and be convinced. Have Now Bought George ('ompton, -Alvin Oro.shaw, ti: H, K. R-„ 'sorviri-g for a yoar. Richard F,wart, Edward Kept, Wil­ BELTING OF ALL KINDS Mr. Maicr, Princuton B. S. and ' 1 ^ ’ f son McCue, EvcrcU Ralph, "Philip AL S., has for the last six months Irav- avison Foster Brothers ■ Constantly in stoc&n^Wc are building up a fine trade on Belting and are ol(‘(l ('XU’iisivt'ly in tho Hast, Wost and Bftip, Joseph Seij), Lena Ander.son, proving to belt buyers^hat they can buy inore advantageous of us than Rudolph Heidinger Geo. J. Burch Helen Pernue,' Alberta Troiight, Jen­ they can in the cities. • Whilo Mountains. Boforo then ho nie Vosler, Dorothy Vey, Natalie Try us on vour next belting wants and we feel sure you will buy of us taught iVospootivo Artillor,^ ORicors Alonzo Pullen P. W. Clayton ever after. Wyekofl. and Naval Ensif^ns Mathematics and A. V. Oakerson Joseph Gorrell ,\o belting order IS too large lor us. We have taken great pains with this Klonicnts of Navafjalion at the Army Fourth grade. A: Edward Dennis, department for several years and are proud of the growth iii oiir belt de­ " William Updike George Fvvarl, Robert Eldridge, Wil­ partment. " ‘ and Navy V. M. (’. A. at Minneapolis. liam I’eaeock, Mandy Stern, Mildred Mr. Maicr has had a lixrp:o scope of BLANKETS AND ROBES Al'brighf, Isabel Ely, Helen Stori-r, (('aching', (caching? one V(U^i’ at Blako. niiK' yours at I’oly Prop, Brooklyn, THden Storer, Margaret Thoimis, Hel­ We have lor many years enjoyed a large trade on BlaftkeLs and RoTx-s. J. E L Y D E Y en Walker. , We'have solflTnankets and Robes for over 40 years and ha\-e learned 'uml (hroc years at Iho Universily Fifth grade. A: TiiTciice Duiipliey, how and -where to buy. This is to your advantage. Come- in and see 'School of niieuRo. Mr. Maior also our stock before you buy—we hope you will make a thorough inspection siH'Ut hvo years ah r^ d . STOCKTON ST. HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. Lester Fdy, .Saiiiinl (iorderi, Kliiier and then visit us—in this way jhti will know where best to buy. Moujit, Granville Pullen, Harry Van- Mr. Waite taught M Peddii’ durinij Baskets of all kinds. Hampers, 5-8 and 16-quart. the years lOUi-lS. \\v .1 heireiitered Sciver. Wiljiam Wilbur, .Ruth Fdy, Team and Single Harness at lowest market prices. Erma Croendyke, Irene Hoskins, John Deere Genuine Stag and Two-Way Sulkey Plows. th{‘ servioi' at Fort Monroe. Mr. Bertha Mason, Carrie McCue, Mar­ Owego Farm Wagons and Low-Down Farm Trucks. Wait(‘ vvai5 demobilized and t-aue:ht. garet MeGoldriek, Isabidl Proliasco, Corn Shelters, Flay and Stalk Cutlers for hand and power. at Mlercershurp^ Academy from Janu­ New Holland Gasoline Engines and Mills. Elsie Repke, Helen Rogers, Elnora ary to June of Iasi yt'ur. Hi' is a Poultry Feeds and Supplies of all kinds. Kraduale of the Pnivf'rsily of Miclii- Wright. Everything for the Farm and the Farmer at right prices ^an wilh an A. B. dcirrei'. Fifth gradi', 1!: Elmer Areher, We will greatly appreciate a visit from you at any time. 'Stanley Coiieland, Ma.x Jaiiuf, Wil­ '"Ican go; liam Sweetmaii, .-Uliert Brooniidl, AMKRICA'S rM n i'K P riiU rA T lO N Harry Anderson, William- Watson,- The \ ’uuth's Coiiipaiiion [irinls week after week the hesl of cverytliing thal is BlueBird Josephine Anderson, Helen Diiindl, worth while'and for ever\- aj^e. No.ol'her Ethel Ewart, Elsie Howard, Isabel Thomqs Peppier, Son & Company soiiirc will ^ive ymir family what The Miller, .Marjorie Moylan, Julia Rich­ roinpanion furnishes, or so mueh for the HIGHTSTOWN does ni) ardson, (tiail.vs Rue, Katharine Sal- NEW JERSEY priee- less lh;in 5 cents a week. The ('(.nipnnion ereate*! an atmosphere zer, Erma SoullianI, Bertha .Soulh- of loyaltv to the lainiU and to the eoiin- washing." ard. Edna Free, Jean la-slie. try, of imselfishiiess and hij;h [uirpose. Si.xfh grade, ,\: Leonard Danii-ls, It ins|)ires, il suggests, hut .ilways eiUer- She who has a Blue • lain,'^. It makes actual, imrm;d life fasein- aling, and never panders lo the trashy Bird is never “tied or wortldess or worse. down” on washday. No family should miss the pleasure of reaiiing ilie delighilul serial stories by Her washing is “or Idsie ' Singiiiasler, (apt. ' 1 heoilore (A the line by nine”— Kiilierls, and olhers, to he pulilished dtir- ing the next year. 11 you subserihe at she is not only /res once you \\,\W reeeb'e all the extras men- to go but she is un­ (ioiKTl ill the following olb'r: New subscribers for IDiti will I'erelve: tired, for BlueBird b The N’ouiliA (’onip.iiiioii -'.S2 issues iu does the work. 1920. 2. .All remaining weekK 1910 issuer. And my, how much ,k The ('omiianiun ! Ionic Calendar for '20 longer clothes w ear o .Ml the above for S2..o0. when v/ashed the Blue­ 4. .Met'ali's Magazine for 1920, SI,00— ihe monltily f.isliion amlioi-iU'. Boilj Bird way— times as piibliealions lor niilv 82.95. long as when washed '1 iiii v n rn rs roMPANinx, on a rub-board. (.'ommniuvetillli .\ve. X Si. I'aul St., Boston, Mass, Free demonstration .New Sub.seripbons kei'eiu-d al ihi.s olhie. in your hom e. Or see BlueBird to­ ABOUiND TMEWOliLD day at our place. WI.TH THE AM ElilCM /l^sa)caoss.J 'Hn German Gcil,

ELECTRIC CLOTHES WASHER . Copyright IBII Ih by .... R. J. Kaynolda ELECT RIFIER SHOP TobBOOO Go. T. W. BINDER 9 East State St. Near Warren St LAY the smokegM ;ie with a jimmy Ppipe if you're hank^ for a hand­ TRENTON, N. J. out for what ails your sftwkeappetite! For, with Prince Albert, you’ve got a new listen oh the pipe question that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry thr0at worries! 1^"? Made by our exclusive patented process, Prineg^Albert is scotfree from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smokefun that ever was scheduled in your direction! IN USE FOR MORB THAN 40 YEARS A Tried end Proren Remedy tor FYince Albert is a pippin of a pipe-pal; rolled into a cigarette it ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER beats the band I Get the slant that P. A. is simply everything any Two SiMi, ZSc aad fl-H. man ever longed for in tobacco! You never will be willing to Northrop S t Lynuui Co.Ioe.i Buffalo, N.Y, figure up the sport you’ve slipped-on once you get that Prince fiM I Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction into your smokesysteml In the City Square of Treves, Ger­ You’ll talk kind words every time you get on the firing line! many, headquarters of thp allied mili­ tary forces, an ancient cross surmount­ T$0t»y iW bag$t tidy f d tint, handti^mt t^ n d and half-paund tin AnnU« ed monument marks the city’s center iWjk daf-'and’-^that cla$$y, praetteat podnd cry§tal humidor mith of traffic. For this reason American •Ifomgo moioioimr top that hoopt tho tohaoco in »uch porfoct cofirfiliwi. Red Cross officials converted it, as shown by this picture, Into a directory R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winrion-Salem, N. C of all Red Cross activities In th* dty. 4 LOST The Hibhtstowii M tteAru(>nvi‘lo|)G marked llightstowu Na­ tional Bank, containing two 1100 Thursday, Oct. 16, 19H» Liberty Bonds. Finder kindly, rc- Blauvelt’s .-ia. GEORGEF. DENNIS tijrn' to It (' MatArtlmr ti’fildnr; l^TORE DAY, Included Editor and Proorlstor InsUtiito. Reward ' offered lor. GfiA turn. , ,, 17 • •t tfe( Blshiam. N. JL FM O ia Ot tnaawctatlaa thnmli‘ tbc ' I IMU M I LOST S.P. if f iir iiN , N. I. a fountain pen helwepn pasaengory The Largest Terms of Subecrlotlon— .station and Fie.stal s oornor. Finder 1 year ...... 11.50 ple'asfi return to Gazette office. 17 8 mouths.. 1.00 Stock of 6 mouths...... 75 BUICK ROADVtER in first class condition for sale. George B, imilllTHDIIfWEEK~l 4 months...... 50 Perrine, Monmouth road, Phone 173-1-5, New Goods 3 months...... 10 Hightstown. , FOR SALE October through, we celebrate this event, but WINDSOR parlor heater and spipc, nearly new. this store has shown, for m*ny Mr. and Mrs. Percy Pcllett and Totten's store, Rogers Ave,, Hightstown. years is now upon our shelves this isthe week of weeks of the year when We daughter, Ada, of Bordontown were "counters, and new goods ate^arrivin^' re^'itt guests of their parents, Mr. WAGON WANTED daily. do thingsput of the ordinary, both in displays and Mrs.. Charles Kohbins; Will ptiy easli for second hand farm ' , , Mr. and Mrs. Franklin .Siiedeker wagon in good condition. A. Gondoll, Our purchases for the fall ■'trade and sales, and what we are doing is well worth of Trenton stient the week end with Fjvergreeti Farm. have not only beefr large, but they faava been made itnd^r (,he most your while to come and see. v ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Milliior Brown. FOR RENT Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rogers of advantageous circumstances., and, m Five rooms, steam heat, electric Hobbinsville were Sunday gui'sls ol many instances, at' prices that are lights. Intpiire "M ” Gazette office. Mr. and Mrs, Runey 1). Perrine. much less then the present market l()-2. An Interesting Chapter of Mr. ami Mr.s, Flmer Eller are re­ demands. ceiving congratulalions over tlie ar- GOOD POTATO FARM ' rival i)f a son. 'I'lie young man has 1(11 ae.re.s, to put out on shares, near GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU SILKS been named Oeorge Lester Itiler. Wind.sor. William C. Donnell, phone M's.s Sara lluteh nson of Conneoti- 112-f-40, llightstown, N. .1. 10-4 then is one of the great a t­ out has. Iioeii spending sonu time Among the many attractive departments in the store, in honor tractions of this bigger, better store, of this Birthday Week, is that of silks. There-dre so inany weaves, with relatives here. RAW FURS IN BIG DEMAND Mrs. Emma Vandergril't of Tren­ and we know that you will appreciate colors and prices that we caii only partially tell the story here. For reliable (luotations, send a postal our efforts in this direction, and our ton was a recent guest of friends in add're.sijod to ismiuel Blank, Highta- willingness to keep our prices dowm You who have seen the i^any hue a'^sortmuits of silks here in the past, town. own, N. .1., My prices will eoivi'ince ■i'ou will do well to learn the great will appreciate to the fullest the larger anti more varied weaves and colors that Mri^, Joseph Keller has been visit­ all intere.sted. Lemuel Black. l()-(i advantages which this store offers, ing her daughter, Mrs \^ orob at are awaiting you. our visitors, during/this .Artniversary event And to prices, before you make your fall purchases. to you who are best advised silkwise,. the.se,#'iH pi'Oyc of inuch intercnl. Trenton POTATO STORAGE Mr and Mrs Charles E. Rue, W'e can store 17,000 bushels of seed Harold and Charles Rue and Mrs. potatoe.s, Richland Farms Gq, THE STORE IS VERY 36-inch satin messalines, amoiig''"'these || 40-irich geor^^tle crepes, abetter make, M. M. N u tt were recent guests of DIFFERENT the popular cloth ..hades, fancy j! 1 a line of colors and black, $2.50. Mr. ami Mrk, M. Voorhies Xutt at WINTER APPLES Yard-wide chiffon taffetas, the new liainiHou Square. . colors..and _ black a fine quality .liaiul pickei] ,.Ain,.tef chpice colors, and favorite .staples, M ss Ed th Drake has'heeh spend­ per busliid imm)icr. Rielilaud Farms ' from what it has been—its silk, this, $2.00. ing a few days with relatives at policies, its ideals, its business meth­ and black; safe to buy taffetas, Co, 1 Lawreneeville ami Pennington, ods, and Ihe oharaeter of goods that 36-inch satin .nancette, a sort woven, these; clonT cpt, ncir do'thcy crujupie Miss M argaret (.'artrien has beeii IIOlbSE FOR'SALE now appeal to the old and new cus­ easily, $2.0%' /• ’ Two-family house located at 14JS and lustrous finished silk, that will givc entertaining her nephew, Mr. Car­ tomers for support. , , 36-inch Belding's taffetas; here you’ve men of New Haven. L50 Railroad avenue for sale. Mrs. thoroughly satisfactory wear; colors If you have not been here for the reached just about the toprriost Sunday, October 19th, will be rally Sarah M. Perrine. 211 Stockton and black, $3.50. day in the Methodist Sunday school. street. H>*4 last few months, or even. weeks, notch wave o f; quality and color- Reports will be given from the coun­ you have no idea of its increased 36-inch gross de lontlre— know them, effects, and there’s black, $3.00. KINDLING WOOD FOR SALE amt inerea.sing attractions. ty Convention. CAMP DIX. Daily from 9 A, M, to 5 don’t you? They have forged to 36-inch peau de cygne, soft, beautifully George Tindall and wile ot ( ali-fur P. M. Wood odd lengths, for stove con- We deserve your patronage, the forefront ranks of best'silks; woven silk, a good variety of colors, nia are visiting their father, Charles sum[)tion; may be bought .at Salvage Yards opposite Pennsylvania Railroad let us serve and save you. colors and black, $3.50. and black, $2.00. Tindall and family. ' Station* Camp Di.x. Price; $1.50 for Walter Fogg of Trenton spent aingk' horse load, $2.00 for double horse 36-inch satin charmeuse, another well 36-inch Faille Francaise, an inexpemsive Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. load. Special prices on carload lots. 15-4 known silk, but in many new colors yet downright good quality, and a Meeker. WANTED good line of colors, too, and black, Forman II. Gordon is rapidl.y re­ and the old fav'orites and black, Loan on first mortgate $8,500 at 5 per $1.50. covering from his ivei'iit aeeitienl, cent on central business property in $3.50. when lie was severely hutr on llie Hightstown. Rents for over $2000, Ad­ head by falling from a load of hay. dress, A. B. C,, Gazette office. IStf Mrs. Addison H. Pullen recently FOR SALE entertained her lu'pliew, lloweird Work and driving horse, cheap to cpiick Sweaters— Women’s and Misses’ Briee of Woodstown. buyer. Elwood Croshaw. REAL ESTATE SALES A Birthday W eek .Mr. and ,Mr.s, Embly of Framing- TRESSPASSING NOTICES $5.50, $5.98 to $11.98 dale have been visiting William Oak- Tresspassing Forbidden notices printed During the past few weeks iiu- tmson, who is ill. on sign doth on sale at Gazette office, incrous sales of real estate have Blanket Sale If you are puzzled to know just Mr. aiirF Mrs. Linden Sherman and 203 Mercer street. been made by real estate brokers. what to buy in a sweater, either family wau’e reeimt guests of IVlr. and H«w generously we have provided i FOR SALE William R. Dey of .lamesburg, Mrs. L. W. Pullen at llitfbistown. in color, s^ape or the knitting, Second-hand Olenwood furnace in purchased (he R. Manning Everett for your heeds in blankets. j Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Potter have simplify nlatters and come her fine condition, at a rea.sonable, price. farm, which is located near, been eiitertaiiiing Miss Edna Potter week,^especially dur- ; and see. ;^ou will find before S, Ely Dey, Stockton St., Highte- ville, and contains 94 acres ot land, .1 and nieee, of Trenton. tovvn. '2tf practically all of which is suitable ing those several chilly , you’ve lefi| departrnent that Edward Cooper, wlio was run for potato growing. The farm was kets sokTxFstablished a new high tec- : which will please you, yovi can down by an automobile near F,din- STORE ROOM purchased for investment by Mr. burg ,is re< unering from hi.s injuries. For rent, on Mercer street, L. D. Tillyer, ord for tlW early in the season. rest assured. 209 Mercer street. Dey, it being desirably located on a They’re knit from zephyrs and shel- Mr. and Mrs. Forman Huliek of Ed­ stone road near station. Values are g^ d and so is the variety, inburg wu-re rooeiit guests of Mrs CARPENTERING ^ The Joseph E. Brewer farm of 128 lands, these sweaters, and there are Emma Moore, and house moving, Farm buildings moved acres, located near Georgetown, was hence the umsua! sales results. slip-ons, coat styles, belted kinds; on short notice. E. H. Reed, Hightstown, Mrs, Benjamin T, Emmons was a purchased by Harry J. Pierson of N. J. Blankets areTtere- from weights f o r some with sashes, and many of them ri'Cerit guest ot Airs, (jcnrge Hut­ Long Island. The new owner will are purled and rippled. What beauties chinson at Bordenlown. BOARDERS WANTED move there about February 1. now up to the colde.st lili/.zard weather. The ladies of the Melhodist ehureh All conveniences, American House, Mrs. there are in purled bottom styles. (Jillord Tindall of Hobbinsville Sumptusously fine, fair to extra large will hold their annual oyster siipiier Ed. Pullen, 111 Morrison Avenue. bought two building lots in Hamil­ Solid colors and two and three-toned on Wednesday evening, Nov. ,blh. HIGHEST PRICES ton Square. One lot was formerly size wool blankets, a pair, $8.50, colors. And if price, style and quality Mrs. Charles E. Rue spent Tues­ paid for apples—$1.00 per hundred­ owned by Sarah *1. IMorris and the counts, you will select from these weight. Popkin Bros., successors to Jas. D. $10-50 to $16.00. day evening with Mrs. Harvey M. other by Emory Updike of Prince­ Courtney, Applegarth, N. J. sweaters. Grover at llightstown. ton. Mr. Tindall has begun the ejec­ Then Rose blankets, thick, soft,downy- A number from the Methodist Sun­ NOTARY PUBLIC tion of a dwelling which he will oc­ like woven kinds, double fleeced, Fibre Silk and Silk Sweaters day school attended the Mercer George P. Dennis, Notary Public, Gazette cupy in the early spring county Sunday school eonvention at office, Phone 39-A, 203 Mercer- street. . Another sale is the' Henry Bierne you never would say they were Residence 248 -Stockton streeC. phone Trenton on Tuo.sday. $8.Q8 to $25.00 39-M. ^ farm, located near Robbinsville, a other than all wool, but, they’re The Epworth League of the Metho­ very desirable fortylacre farm that all cotton; full white bleached; deep dist tduirch will hold a social in the DEAD ANIMALS wa.s sold to Elwood Pickering of When you have spread before $1 each paid for dead horses, cows and you, you seekers of fine sweaters, cdiurid) parlor on Wednesday even­ mules and promptly removed. $5 each Hightstown, gay borders and thread whipped or ing, Nov. 12th. , paid for live horses, cows and mules de­ The Carl W. Weiberneit farm, lo­ bound ends, a pair, $6.50 to $8.50. that which is embraced in this D orothy 'Robbins celebrated her livered at our place. Phone, Hightstown cated on the Hamilton Square- Quak- price range, you won’t consider ninth birthday anniversary on Sat­ 34-1-8. H. M. Barrett, & Son, .^pple Pf Bridge road, has been pure-ha.sed Other blankets, in plaids and white, garth, ...... ^ , . you’ve a cause to take a step fur­ urday afternoon by giving a party by C. \V. Eldrddgel of Trento.n, who sue|i blankOs these, as you want to a number of friends. will take possession in the early ther for just your ideal sweater. FARM WANTED right now and until you, are .forced There are’ slip-bfis and coat, styjes, Biiyer.s waiting for all size farms. spring, Mr. Bldridge formerly farm­ Y. W. C. A. Write or phone and I will call. U.' G. ed near Dutch Neck, but has been to use thick wool kinds, a pair, semi-fitting, long revered styles, with Do you Uiiiik there ia a nn-d in Brown,-Craubury Station, N .1 14-4 living in Trenton for the past few $3.75, $4.50 and $5.50. long wide sahses,' and so on. Hightstown and communUy for an years. -organization that will give super­ SEED WHEAT The Michael Hoaern f ar m of 134 vised aud directed . recreation and de­ Reoleaned, bearded wheat $2..W per acres, one of the most desirable farms velopm ent to the girls of Hightstown bushel. Elwood Croshaw. 12tf in the Allentown, section, was sold to and community? H you are inter­ John F. Mount of Bergens Mills, Flannels for House Wear ested come to a mass meeting m the THE f r e e h o l d TRANSCKIFT who will take possession about the Strand Theatre, Thursday evening, is sold by J. D. Mount and LeRoy Eld- first of January. ridge, Hightstown;! Banks Stahl, Gran- light to dark colorings, 39c. October 23rd, at 9 o’clock. The bury; C. C. Quinn, Jamesburg; R. Mals- The Silas W. Olmstead farna, con­ You have many uses for such y W. C. A. of Mercer ooupty will bury, Imlaystown; W. A. Robbins, Allen­ taining 113 aeres, located near Rob­ flannels as these, haven’t you? Woolene flannels, as sightly in ap­ send a moving picture film of interest town; Frank Horner, Clarksburg; D. binsville, was sold to Arthur H. These are different from many of pearance as the old time high cost to all and a speaker will explain Woodward, Perrineville; Rush Warwick, Hendrickson, of Manalapan, who will New Egypt. Four cents copy; by mail, the former domestic flannels that you foreign flannels, plain colors and what is being done in other places one year, $1,50. LV4 take possession March 1. and w hat can be done in Hights­ The Charles W. Steinmetz farm, have seen. There are new patterns neat up to bold novel figures, 35c. town. A meeting of pleasure and FARMS FOR SALE near Hamiltion Square, -was- sold to and colorings a plenty, and improved Eden flannels, these in quiet toiied profit is promised and everyone who 85 acres, all tillable, in higb state Nicholas T. Jacoby of Lawrence weaves. narrow and brighter stripes; kinds is interested in having our girls cultivation; for potatoes, nice lo­ township. Royal bath robe flannels, for lounging- that will launder as satisfactorily have the benefit of Y. W. C. A. cation. Good house and buildings. Martin M. Cullen ot Pages Corner as ginghams; warm, comfortable A,ddress, Bargain, Gazette office. 14-4 robes, kimonos and dressing sacques, training should be present. ^ also purchased the dwelling located kinds flannels, for children’s wear, on Nottingham Way, Hamilton fancy figures and plain, 69c. FARMS FOR SALE Square, and owned by Miiss 8. Etta Neat narrow pin striped and wider petticoats, house dresses and men s $1M Rewird, IlN 40 to 150 acre potato farms. Good raadtn of thlf pap«r will ^ Mitchell, ot Newark, the purchase width striped flannels, domets, these, shirts, 25c. 10 itara that thero li at locations, good houses and buildings. being made for investment purposes o m Ti—M ‘j|*‘ JfJ Easy terms. Will show them any The George VanHorn farm, situ­ kMB •bU to enr# In nil Iti lUtoo oao S m iTeourrh. Catnrrh Mng day by appointment. Phone Cran- ated on, the Allentown-RobbinsVille ^toraeol l»y conotltutlonal bury, N. J., 384. C. G. Brown, road, was sold to Michael Hoaern -jqBifja eoMtltntlonal tnOUMBt. BoIEo olutMTh Modlclno to token Cranbury Station, N. J. 14-4 ^ Possession of this property will be ta­ M t t t M the Bleod OP the MoeoM ■W: ken late in December. Mr. VanHorn of the ftretem thereby Motfoytng FISHING-GUNNING Fishing and Gunning Licenses now ready. will relinquish farming and go into Issued by George P. Dennis, Borough some other business. Clerk, at Hightstown Gasette office. Phillip Goldstein, the tailor, has purchased of John D. VanDoren of Dolton tor w ew tt^ M to PIANO FMl SALE Plainsboro, the property at 120 Stock- Upright piano for sale. Gall at 201 South Ittoin street, Mrs. H. D. Winters. 13rtf ton street. . -/ J . - ' 'Sf 'T’— ii'*: .S 3 U U. ..'A .■Vd"U' '! 7',- --i. f ' A yery InfercTsfml' meeting bf the STOI^E HOURS Open 8 :3d Close 6:00 Women’s, .VlissjonaA-'.lsooiety'i'of the Oct. 16. 1919 LLOrD Baptist ^ u re li was held in the churcli Monday evening. The hieeting fraji in the form of a I’ar'ewell service, fpr Don’t lock yoilr door after your ■f' •■IR'N those of the ohurclvT wno would par- aufomoblle is stolen. Allen. & w. ticipate in the tour to, be made by mutman. Stults Co. will Insure your car the aociety. A miBsioii study.elass will against theft.-^idv, be heULeacli Monday evening for six - Trenfon. N-sJ. consecutive weeks to take up a study Miss Esther Joaes has returned % yfki GROVER . '■ -'■I or missions in .six ,countTieji. A, large-: home from Ddylestowa, Pa., where number of people gathered..,,to lake Friday la Delivery Day in Thli Vicinity she spent a'^eek with her cousins. Republican Candidate the voyage to the fir.st country.^Afler devotional exercise, .conducted- by, The annual harvest home supper for the president, Mrs,' R. H; Rivenburg,' will lie served in the Baptist Chapel Mrs. P. H. Ilerlzog gave an outline, on the evening of November fifth of the study course, and displayed Housewares in an .t,y the ladies of the Baptist Church,— souvenirs from the ,eountr.ie.s iueludiid adv. SURROGATE Iin the tour. Aboard the ship, the following'pro­ Important Selling The Sunday school of the Presby-- Asks Your Support at; gram was presimled in the, .(lta.wiiig terian church will observe rally day room: Piano solo, Nocture, Chopin, ■ next’ Sunday. The school will con­ the General Election Miss Isabelle (h I’errine; vocal solo, Main Floor and Basement vene promptly at 9:45 o’clock. Every “ 0 Love That Will Not Let Me member is Urged to be present and Go,” Miss Helen 'Wilson; reading, bring some one with them. An in­ “The Resurrection of tire Dead Mis­ Rice Boilers, to $3,25. teresting program has been arranged Nov. 4,1919 sionary Society,” Miss Mary Kimp- Coffee and Tea Pots, $1.85 to $2.60. -and will be enjoyed by all who attend. son; piano solo, “The Dance on,the Colanders, $1.35 And $1.45. Pledges thirty'J^rs’ experience i^v succ^ful business, and willing to Green,” Mrs. H. D. Winters. Each 2-Piece Roast Pans, U5cial m7X>s, $1.69 Mrs. Mary Whitlock and Mrs. 4 [relinquish all other.t'lesjrinp undivided thpe to the^uties of the office. one present was given a paper napkin and $1.95. : Hartman and Mrs. Irene Raymond in which were„clainly cakes and either nf Ocean Grove have returned to Plain Blown Thin Water Tumblers, for I (Ordered and paid for by L, W. Grover.) a question or an answer of Bible their home after spending two weeks Dible Ubc, lino (iiictliiy, 60c dozen. Monday a n Origin. The person receiving a ques­ in Trenton with Mrs. Horace Ayres. tion would give it, the mimbet of only.,- ■ ' ", same and her own name, so that each ^ t of 6 Yellow Mixing Bowls, $1.50. Miss Virginia Banning of Jersey might get acquainted with the others Monday ojily. (..‘ City is visiting Mrs. E. B. Chamber­ "m present. Next Monday evening the lin.' .1 ■y--; members and their friend,s will visit No. 6 Brooms, all-corn, good weight, special,, Ready Made?^iYes—But They India, to learn of the needs of the Monday ’only,. 49c. ■ Mrs. J. L. Carman has returned, folk there. 6-quart Ileavv Gauge Aluminum Tea to her home at Bridgeton, N. J., after Don’t Look It For TheW Don­ Kettle, $2.98. ' ; a week’s visit with her parents, Mr. MAGAZINES and Mrs. C. C. Huckstep. The renewal to your favorite magazine PICKLING SEASON nelly Hand Tailored will be appreciated by Cris. A. Kothe, the Enoch Eldridge has spldjpr G ^ge msgazine.man, Merper street, Hightstown.- Forman the house and lot on Grant Kothe, the magazine man, will be pleased Preserve JarsUston^', 60c to $4.75. 1 to-12 gak- to have your order for any magazine pub­ avenue to George Engel. SUITS AND OVERCOATS lished. The holiday season is approaching Slaw Cutters, for family u se,and hotel size, and orders for magazines should be 45c to $7.50. James C. Norris has sold his Acad­ Are in a clasS'bv themselves—tliev do ndt fia v e tlit rtiofitiBmous fami- placed as early as possible.—adv. emy street property to W. 11. Thomp­ ly resemblance which most ready-for-servtee otebnes bear tO each other. SPECIAL MONDAY ONLY. son. This house is now occupied There is none of the old famUittr ready to wearlnok about them—all MRS. S. P. BOTZONG by an employee of the rug pompauy. are thoroughbreds, clean cut. beautifully tailored. VICE-PRESIDENT There are lull few tailors of metiis clothes,that meet the Donnelly TEACHERS’ CLUB Rotary Ash Sifter, made of heavy gal­ Miss Martha Drew has ’ returned standard—llie few lliat do, have sent us the finest suits. Top Coats vanized iron; fits over can ; , dustless; works Charle.s N. Hartman, principal of to Highlstown. Si>eh sent the summer and Overcoats we liave ever displayed— easily. Special, $3.19. Reg. S4.00. 1 to a cus­ the Pennington schools, was elected in New York. Glad to have you dro]) in and ln«K them over. Will you? president of the Mercer County tomer. A 9-Piece Oven Cooking Set, made of Electric washing machines are in PRICED^lTiOM $25.00 TO .$50.00 Teachers' Club at the annual meet­ great demand these days. The Elec- ing at the Court House Saturdayi earthenware, bnnvn and white lined. Consists Other officers elected were: Vice- trifier Shop, Trenton, is handling Thirty Miles to a Clothing Store As Good of round covered casserole dish, 2 round bak­ president, Mrs. Sarah P. Botzong ’The Bluebird machine. Their adver­ ing dishes and 6 custard cups. $1.19 set. Mon­ of Hightstow'n; recording 8e.eretary, tisement appoar.s in this issue. Mrs. Gertrude Bowne, principal of day only. No U. 0. D. or phone. Large Variety of Stone and Earthen Tea William E. Brewster has returned the Rowan School, Broad Street Park; treasurer, Firs. Bessie Sked of to Chicago after spending a week at Pots, also English Ware. Trenton, and librarian, 'Mis.s Eiimnja the home of his aunt, Mrs. W. A. Stan­ 65c, 85c, 95c, $1.10 in stone. Dennis of Hightstown. ton. 75c to $3.50, English Earthenware. huTor Otwn A. M. Ilulliert of New Brunswick leader of boys' and girlsi work clubs, The Friday Club will meet next A' ” , ■ ''•'■dilSC !: gave an address on “The Project GRIDDLE SEASON week in the Peddle parlors. Mrs. Method,” D. 1. Messier, hostess. Trenton, N. J. Miss Edna Riiddick, ehairnian of Syrup Jugs, glass, nutal caps, 30c to $1.49. the Modern Health ( ’rusade for the Waffle Irons, without dc-ep ring, $1.85 to, Dr. Vera Schectman-Abrpms ' Tuberculosis League of New JiTyy, $3.25. formerly of Newark, N. J., has open­ gave an address, outlining the Health Waffle Irons, with deep ring for gas stoves, ed her office at 321 Stockton street, Crusade movement and explained $2.25 to $3.25. Hightstown, tor the general practice how it supplemented . school work- long, scpiare, to of medicine, Offlioe hours; 8 to 10 arid just w'hat part teachers could Griddle Irons, $1.98 $4.75. A. M.; 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 P. M. Tele­ Winter Comfort-- have in it. Griddle Irons, round, wilh hanrlle, 90c phone 60.—adv. and $ 1. 00. S' HIGHTSTOWN POST, Greasers, 25c. Methodist Episcopal Church WARMTH AMERICAN LEGION Vollrath White and White High Grade 10 iA. Ml Sunday school. Enameled Ware, first quality. Not the cheap- 11 A. M. Sermon subject, “The A meeting of Hightstown, BpsI, e.st, but the best. No. 148, American Legion, will bo Wisdom of Winning Men for God.” Jack Frost will get you if\you don’t look out! Covered Pots, 2 to 8 qts., ,$1.29 to $2.55. 7 ;1F) P. M. Epworth League, led by. Get into and under a cover of Our l.lnderwear and held this evening in the Borough 7:15 P. M. Epworth League, led Hall for the purpose of electing by Edward VanDoren. you can stand all the antics of winter. Why Our officers for the ensuing year. A meet­ 7:45 P. M. Pastor liillman will Underwear? Because of the high grade yarns used, ing was held last week with Ellis have for bis theme: “The Judgment Cottrell, temporary chairman, and Kaufman's, S. Broad and Lafayette Sis., Trenton Day." the superior workmanship, finish and fit. Calvin II. Petrine, temporary secre­ There will be special services in Although elastic. Our Underwear does not strecth tary. The following committees were the church each night next week with out .of shape. Neither will it shrink if properly appointed: on by-laws: J. W. Perrine, the different societies of the church Hoffman, L. Norerdss and William in charge with a special program for laundered. Our Underwear is in every way equal Loftus; entertainments: Roland Dey, each night, to and better than the best among all rivals. It’s C. B. Reese, Charles Conway and Monday evening—Official Board. Elmer Laird; membership, Williard Tuesday evening—Ladies Aid So­ satisfactory throughout every moment of underwear Norris, Roland Dey, C. H, Perrine ciety, wearing, and to the final hour of service. and John Cuttinelli. The charter will Wednesday evening, Woman’s A trial means another friend for our underwear close tonight. Twenty-five veterans Edwards’ Home Missionary Society. have been enrolled. The miitter of a Thursday evening, Epwprth League depar'tmept. clubhouse was discussed at the last -Friday evening, Sunday school. meeting. • , . FOOT FITTER The program for the following Week Will be ahnouhoed later: The A new shoe by a new m ethod for m en who public is cordially iuvited to share Clias. J. Keeler & Bro., want looks, comfort and long wear in one all of these services. FARMS FOR SIL,E pair of shoes. HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY The leather is of mahogany Edmo calfskin, over Several Good Potato a modified Munson last, the counters and toe NO REST Farms of various sizes box are of sole leather, the sole of geijuine Oak tanned stock, solid leather heels and leath­ NO PEACE er lined heel seat, fast color hooks and eyelets and calfskin leather trim throughout. GERRRE E. HUNT The price is two dollars, the value half again There’s no peace and little rest for as much. the one who suffers from a bad back, Be Better Dressed Real Estate and insurance and distressing urinary disorders. Hightstown people recommend In “Block’s” Clothes Stockton and Center Streets Doan’s Kidney Pills. Be guided by No better time than now to make a choice selection from our Hightstown, N. J. Chamberlin’s Store their experience. attractive stock of strictly authentic styles in garments for Men, Mrs. L. M. Cooling, 220 Academy y oung Men and Boys. 1 1 6 Main St. St., Hightstown, says: “I suffered from severe pains across my kidneys brought on by heavy lifting‘iind be­ Fall Suits Fall O’coats ing on a y feet. At times I had $20 to $55 dizzy spells and when I stooped $20 to $75 over and straightened up, my head Wide variety of materials, beautifully tailored in regular and OYSTERS felt as thaukh ..U ifrpinning tout sizes. around. At night I oouldn’t rest Mbrris River Cove well, and I found it almost impossible Suits for Boys...... 16.95 to $22 to lie in one position very long. Boys Sweaters...... 98c up Oysters at Men’s Sweaters...... 98c to|12 Doan’s Kidney Pills helped me and Boys’ Overcoats...... — v $6.00 to $20 I kept on using them. They cured SALE BILLS me and I haven’t had any trouble ' Full line of Work Pants, Sheepekin Vests, Etc. LAIRD & NORRIS lor the past nine years, so I am spe 11 ■\' Fj^ult & Produce J PRINTED AT THE the cure is permanent.” , ^ OUIEL BLOCK GLOTHIIO COMPMY Price 60o, at all dealers. Don’t North A^in St ! Hightstown nimply ask for a kidney remedy—get S J07-1W S. BROAD STREET, Xnaflfrkfl V I Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that # WasUagtoa Mkt BMg U J. 1 C U W U , . si s GAZETTE OFFICE Mrs. Cooling had. Foster-Milburn ” . ___ . u ______G Co., Mfgrs., 3uffalo, N. Y.—adv. U w.- ,

U ....., 1 - , • \ ■ '■ I jtE T iC ttiw r ...... ,“N> . . alatB, 1 cBanee, of thit. TlKe ’qra had atirrad bar deeply; It ae^^A SHERIFFS ,‘The rery Iwae. ^ a f aikl | treasure has lain there for a tenarf* ;ji Ibrob la her own bosqm, fpr O’-ReUlf NEW JERSEY StJPREME COURT hla four daughtars. fteaven guido^ . n. and the story Itself la alpioat for^ w ardear to her. The psdflcos, accord­ OIIBIWOlIKII, Meroer Cbunty R a i n b o w ’s them to me. Alberto was an oId''man ' > sa.” ' Esteban turoed trluinphantly ing to all reports, were dying like fllea he had hard work to provide food for | .a d’Rellly, spying, “Now, theta, do yon In the prison camps. Norlne wondered Esther L. Forman,* Plaintiff, yj; hla glrla. Neve,-' lAless, ha refused ' ; ak I’m so crazy?” If there might not be a terrible hear^ Richard D. Norton, Defendant, la abandon me. Oh,, they were falthllil,,; A)"ftlsllly didn't have Itr In'^heai1('to aihe, at the end of O’Reilly’s quest? E n d patient people 1 You se^ I had walker; j-iy exactly wiiat be.r.dplly thon^t, w h I n Debt. Fi. Fa. de bonis, et terris, Rq. Her face was grave and worried when, turnable November Term, 1917. eeat Instead of west, and now I wan ^ h st he more than half suspected was bearing him speak to her, she turned mllea away from home, and the conn that some favored fancy had formed to take bis outstretched hand. NEW JERSEY SUPREME QOURTI try between was swarming with Span­ lodgment In Esteban’s brain. ..A N O V E I j- tb*j 'icj^mtted from me; my bo^es “Yott must help metoflnd It,” said out benefit. The doctor latd it :V'as, a Meroer County *TW IteaTraa,” n ^ SBoOm* taT > j U ris than a Utter of eats. I mean 1 1 havri taken eight bottl($b|^ a.’n town; New Jeraey, Plaintiff, vs; Rlcb- . a*-, »i tlomei He was one of Norlne asked. may not see yon until the war Is over now strong and petfectiF. hcatth|' ita ard D. N orton, Defendant. Action, and we mSet In New York. Well, we’ve every respect, and balM'’ taiaea in at Law.; F^i. F.a de bonle. ot. terris, I CHAPTER XV Impo.S Lo­ “I owe It to you. Didn’t O'Reilly pez had gone'to't)ie-> HlHa with rescue me from a^dungeon? Haven’t been good pals, and—I’m glad you weight. I can not .Mwia Vinol Returnable iJune Term, 1919, you nursed me back to health? Don’t came to Cuba.” His grasp upon her enough.”—Mrs. Sarah A. Jmim, ioss Narine Take* Charge. Maeeo, apd thgi'there were none of Nevada St., PhiUdelphiiLi>> v By virtue' of the above stated writi our men left In the province, He told I owe my life to you both?” two hands was painful. directed and dellyered to the Sheriff of During the next few diiys OHeuiy “You must go, I know, and I wouldn't We gran tee Vihol to make overc )ia(l reaHoh to bles.s ihe niippjr chane# me other things, too; It was from him “Nonsense I I, for one, sha’n’t take worked, weak women strong or re­ I the County of Mfircer, and>;duly levied that 1 learned—” E.stebnn Varona’s a dollar of tt." try to keep you, but—” Norlne faltered, turn your money. Formula on every upon the lands hereiriafter described, 1 .vrhlch' had brought Nonne ijvans lo then Impulsively she drew him down will expose for sale at public vendue, on Cubs. DurltTg the reuirn journey from thin hands clutched thei-edges of his “Oh, but you must. I Insist Nurs­ bottle. This is your protection. ing Is a poorly paid profession. and kissed him full upon the Ups. “For San .^irtonio cle los 1 o I B i J clis nsmmock and he rolled-his head weak­ D. H. Cunningham & Son, Druggists, FRIDAY, THE SEVEN'I'EENTH DAY Wouldn’t you like to be rich?" Rosa 1" she whispered. Her eyes were j j ..COverBd ht)w really lli Hsiebajf Varona ly from'side to sidci “It was he yvho Hightstown, N. J. "Profes.slon 1 Poorly paid?” Norlne shining as she watched him pass swift­ 1 ; OF 0CT(5BER, A. D. 19I9( was, how weak hks tioia upon*life. cold me about Rosa, He said that Coho sputtered, angrily. “As If I’d take ly out of sight. ^ tte t listening lodil.*!. ravings, 0 Reiiij nad ravaged the Yuranrl and that my at the hour of , two o’clock in tlje after- ’ pay I” b.Bgan to fear that ,^lie poor fel'iotv • sister—wasgpne! noon of said day, at the Shcriffg (Jffice, “As If I would accept a great service mind was permanently affeciBO, It was ■•■Phere. there! We know better now,” (To Be ConlljiU'xi in the Court House, in the City oT'Tren­ and forget It, like some miserable beg­ ton, County of Mercer and State of New an appalling poaslbllu^i one.to whivh O'Reilly said, .soothingly) gar!” Esteban replied stiffly. Jersey, all the right, title and interest .pf he could not rec^rnille hlrastlf r ‘Tt was a hideous story, a story Of O’Reilly laughed out. "Don’t let’s “YOUNQ TEDDY” FOR SCOUTS. Richard D Norton, in and to the fol­ ^thlnk that^somewherc In. 'thal;'feVii ■ I Tie. murder. 1 wonder that I didn’t lowing described lands, to wit: quarrel over the spoil until we get It,” brain was perhaps lacked the try . . .,id. It never occurred to me to Get That New said he. “That’s the way with all Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt ad­ Ail those certa'iri'Iots or parcels of land about Rosa's fate, If not the secret y ' *. lui I as a matter of fact the fel- dressed the members of the national and premises, situate, lying and being ■ her whereabouts,, and yet to he unable . honest enough; he really be- treasure-hunters. The^ Invariably fall in the Borough of Hightstowm, In the out and go to fighting. To avoid blood­ council of the Boy Scouts of America to wring an Intelligent answer to a llevi .1 H'hai be ,:itold me. After the In their convention at the Hotel Com­ Victrola tor a County of Mercer and State of New Jer­ single question, was Intolerable, th e m . feuLl fitrisheti I felt the desire to shed, I’ll agree to sell piy Interest sey, butted and bounded as follows, cheap, for cash. My share of the fa- modore In New York city and ex­ hours of that ride .were among (.bo get ....I'-- from all I had known and plained the result of the military tralm to wit; .liious Varona fortune going for a dol­ longest O’Reilly had ever passed. loved >1, ..’ave MiUanzas for new fleld.s lag upon the men of the nation, em­ Christmas Gift- 'First, Beginning at a notch or mark in lar I” the iron fence'and also in the blue flag But Norlne Evans gave him flew and give what was left of me to the phasizing the three most beneficial ef­ "There! He doesn’t believe a word stone , under said notch in said heart. She took complete cjiarge of cause. I was free to enlist, since I fects produced. NOW douldn t reach Lopez, arid I came to of It,” Esteban said, iron fence in front of the Old Baptist the sick man upon his arrival hi camp; The training served to democratize Meeting House and running thence as Join our forces In the Orient. Norlne gave an Impatient shrug. None too early to select it' arid then In her brl.sk, matter-of-fact way “Some people wouldn’t believe they and Americanize, and lastly was of the needle pointed ,(1) South fifty-four 'T h a t Is how you found me in this inake arrangements to get it romf) .'degrees and fortj-threc minutes East one she directed O'Reilly to go and get were alive unless they saw. their breath a great educational value. In his ap­ some much-needed rest. Esteban was province. Lopez; man never delivered inland talk it over with lis and let hundred and seventy-six feet and nine on a looklng-gfass. Goodness 1 How I peal to' returned -offleers- and men. hp 111, very 111, she admitted: there was no these dispatches, for we were taken .inches to a stone planted for a corner; hate a sneering skeptic, a wet blanket.” declared that evjry man so trained us show you~Tio"w“5as.v''rt'is; tO'pow'n' coraVietent doctor near, and her own crossing the trocha—at least I Was thence (2),North ftiirty-foflr degrees aftd O’Reilly ro.se with one arm shielding should, as a matter of duty, be will­ one. five minutes East forty-six feet and nine facilities for nursing were primitive taken, for Pablo was killed. They’d ing to bestow that advantage upon the his face. “In the Interest of frlend- New October Records are in—and inches to another stone planted for a Indeed; nevertheless, she expressed have made an end of me, too, I dare coming generation by offering his serv­ .shlp, I withdraw, A curse on these there is a list of old records waiting corner at a post on the Southeasterly confidence that she could cure him. say, only I wa.s so weak. It seems a ices as leader of boys. burled treasures, anyhow. We shall for you— Records that will not be corner of a lot formerly of Sarah B. Smith; Bod reminded O’Reilly that nature has century knee that night. My memory thence (3) North fifty-four degrees and yet come to blows.” In so doing these men will render a blessed way of building up a resist­ doesn’t serve me very well from thqt. listed in future catalogues. See the twenty-two minutes west one hundred A,s he walked away he heard Norlne a further patriotic service to their ance to environment. As a result of point, for they Jailed me, and I grew list there may be old favorites and eighteen feet seven inches to the south­ say : “Don’t pay any at'entlon to him. cimntry. her good cheer O’Reilly managed to worse. I was out of m'y head a good which you would, have in your easterly corner of the three story brick We’ll go and dig It up ourselves, and house now or formerly occupied by J, E. enjoy a night’s sleep. deal." stock. Last chanop to get them is The two men fell silent for a while. we won’t wait until the war Is over.” Alexander; thence (4) along the southerly He was up at daylight to offer hij An hour later Esteban and his nurse NOW. side of the same and continuing the services In caring for Esteban Varona, Esteban lay with closed eyes, exhaust­ See us about the OLD or the NF,W. course thereof nprth fifty-four degrees ed. O’Reilly gave him.self up to frown­ still had their heads together. They Notice of Election but Norlne declined them. were still talking of golden Ingots and and thirty minutes West sixty-two feet ing thought. His thoughts were not three inche.s to the outside of the curb­ "His fever Is down a little and he pearls from the Caribbean the size of Notice of Time and I’lace of Holding has taken some nourishment,” she re­ pleasant; he could not, for the life of lli'c General, Election and of Officers to stone of the south walk of Main Street; plums when they looked up to see thence (5) along the said outside of said ported. “That food- you boys risked, him, believe In Rosa’s safety so Im­ be elected, and meeting of Boards of plicitly as he had led Esteban to sup-' u n^nry flnnnliw toward them. He was Election and Registrations in ihc town­ Stoll’s curbstone of said Street as tlie needle your silly lives for may come In handy, pose;-.bls efforts to. cheer the other visibly exmed, he waved and shouted ship of East Windsor, County of Mercer, pointed in 1806 South thirty-four de­ after all.” grees West forty-nine feet to a stake at had .sapped his own supply of hope, at them. He was panting when he ar­ State of i\'ew Jersey, 20-22 E. State St. “I dare say he won’t be able to talk rived. the, outside of the curbslone; thence (6) leaving him a prey to black misgivings. General Election South fifty-four degrees and forty-three to me today?” O’Reilly ventured. 1 “News! From Matanzus !” he cried. "Not today, nor for many days. I’m He was glad when Norlne Bva“®’ ’'®‘ TRENTON, N. J. minutes East eight feet and nine inches turn put an end to his 'speculations. "Gomez’ man hits arrived.” .Notice is hereby given that the general to the place of beginning, Containing afraid.” “Have you harrowed this poor man’s E-steRnn struggled to ri.se, but No­ election will be held in and for the Town­ nineteen hundredths of an acre of land “If you don’t mind, then. I’ll hang ship of East Windsor, cou.nty of Mercer, feelings sullleleutly for once?” she In­ rlne restrained him. “Rosa? What and one half of a hundredth of an acre around and listen to what he says,” he State of New Jersey, upon— quired of O’Reilly. does he say? Quick!” (or estimated in fyet) containing eight told her, wistfully. “He might drop a thousand four hundred and ninct\'-four “I have. I’ll agree to talk about “Good news! She left the Pan de TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, 1919 word about Ro.sa.” square feet of land. nothing unplea.sunt hereafter.” MatniiznB with the two negroes. She ‘To be sure. So far he’s scarcely from the hour of 6:00 a. m. to the hour Second. .Another piece or parcel of Esteban turned te his nurse. "There went into the city before Coho’s raid.” of seven o’clock pc m. The place for mentioned her. I can’t understand E.stebiin collapsed limply. He closed iiiitiiwiaiiiiiiaiiiiiiaiiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiimNimiiiailiiHta iliiMiiimiiiiimiiioiiiiimiiiii land lying in the main street adjoining much that he .says, of course, but Mrs. Is something I want to tell you both.” holding said election' in' the said town.sh'ip and in front of the property above de­ “Walt until tomorrow,” Norlne ad­ his e.ve.s, his face was very white. He has been selected as tollows, \dz; Town­ scribed. Beginning at the northwesterly Ruiz tells me It’s all Jumbled and quite (To.ssed himself weakly. ship Building, Etra. unintelligible.” vised. corner of the'above described iot at the Btit he persisted: "No! I must tell "The letter is definite. It seems they Said election will be held for the purpose THE SUN OPTICAL GO. outside of the curbslone and running were starving. They obeyed Weyler’s of electing a Governor of the state of thence North fifty-four (logrees aiid It was a balmy, languid morning it now. First, however, did either of New Jersey, a member of the State Senate you discover an Old coin in any of my bundo. They’re in Matanzas now.” thirty minutes West twenty-two feet about two weeks after O’Reilly’s re­ for the county of Mercer, three members of F. C. Learning, Pres. more or less to (he middle of said Main pockets—an old Spanish doubloon?” “Do you hear, Esteban?” Norlne the general assembly of the State of New turn to the City Among the Leaves. In .shook her patient by the shoulder. Street; thence (2) along lire middle thereof a hammock swung betwoen two trees ‘That doubloon again !” Norlne lift­ Jersey, Surrogate of the county of Mercer, Southerly forty-nine feet lliree inches; ".She's alive. Oh, can’t you see that It three'members of the board of chosen Esteban Varona lay, listening to the’" ed her hands protestlngly, and cast a thence (3) South fifty-four degrees and meaning look at O’Reilly, "You talked always pays to believe the best?” freeholders of the county of Mercer, one HAVE MOVED admonitions of his nurse. forty-three minutes East twenty-two feet about nothing else for a whole week. “Alive! Safe!” E.steban -whispered. member , of the Township committee. to their own building more or less, to tlie soulliwesterly corner Johnnie O’Reilly had Just bade them Ills eyes, when he opened them, were Township Clerk, Township Assessor, Tow'n of the first above described lot; thence (4) Let me feel your pulse.” ship Collector for unexpired term, two both a hearty good morning aud now Esteban surrendered his hand with .swimming; he clutched Norlne’s hand along tile outside of the curbstone as the Norlne was saying: “One hour, no surveyors of the highway, and Constable needle pointed in 1806 north thirty-four suspicious readiness. tlgliUy; his other hand he extended to more. Ton had a temperature again for iincX^ircd term. 38 WEST STATE ST, degrees East to the beginning. Contain, “You were flat broke when we got O'Reilly. ”A reenneentrado 1 In Ma- last night, and it came from talking too Board of Registry ing one thoiisami and seventy-eight yon,” O’Keilly declared, hmza.s! Well, that’s good. We have TRENTON, N. J. much. Remember, It takes me Just one Eiirthcr lake' notice, that the Boards sqiinre feet of land be I lie same more or “Probably. I seem to remember that friends Here—they’ll not let' her less. hour to make my rounds,-and if you of Regisiry and Election in and for the somebody stole It.” starve. Tl.ls makes a new Tnan of me. Between Warren and Willow Sts., op­ Being tlie same premises conveyed to are not through with your tales of See ! I’m .sfrnn,g again. I’ll go to her.” 'I'ocvnship of Hast Windsor will meet in “Doubloons! Pieces of eight! Gold­ the polling place afores;iid, on posite site of Stacy-Trent Hotel; with­ Gliarles G. Hlaiivell by Gollen B. .\leirs, blood nml battle when I got back you’ll en guineas!” exclaimed Norlne. “Why “Yon’ll go?” quickly cried Miss in sight of the old location at State and and wife. In' deed daled April 1, 1890, have to finish them tomorrow.” With those are.pirate coins! They remind Eviims. ‘'You’ll go! You’re not strong TUE.SDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919 Warren Streets. One - Half Block and recorded in Mercer County Clerk's a nod and a .smile .she left. Office in Book 174'nf Deeds, [lages 38", &c. me of Tren.sure Island; of Long John cnongh. It would be suicide. You, from the hour of 3 o’clock p, m. to the West. A.s Esteban looked after her his Sliver and bus wooden leg; of Ben with a price upon your head! Every- hour of 9 o’clock p. m. for the purpose of n.alerl, September 22, 1019. white teeth gleamed and his hollow Gunn and all the rest.” biMly- kjiow.s you there. , Matanzas Is revising ami correcting the registry lists face lit np, 'ii'.ually a walled city. There’s slck- and receiving additional registrations. FREDERICK Ri'iKS, Esteban 'smiled iincoraprehendingly, Eyes Examined, Glasses Slicriff. "She brings me new llfe,”“ he told iic.-.s, tOo—yellow fever, typhus—” A. G. CONOVER, "Yes? Well, this has to do with treas­ AARON V. D.'WVKS, Altonicc'. O’Reilly. “She Ls so .strong, so healthy, ure of the Varonas. My father burled “Iv.-ciK'lIy. And lumger. also. I sup- Prescribed, Made and so full of life herself. She Is wonder­ Clerk of I’lib. Sep. 2.3, Oct. 2, 9, 16, 191”. It. lie was very rich, you know, and jHj.se MO one has taken Rosa tn? Those East Windsor Township. ful ! When I first saw her bending over |•Nnl■en1n^linn camps aren’t nice places Repaired. Hightstown Gazette fees—S31.2U, he WHS iil'i'idd of the ,'sjinnlanls. O’Reil­ I'oi' a girl.” me I llinuglil T w.l.s dreaming. Smm;- ...... >1 'sii le. ii <. ■ auiiuam .a.i ly knows (he story.” ‘ ‘T>ut wait! I have friends in Warih- time.s, evi.|, yi'l, I Ihink .slie caminl be .Tohnnh' assented u'itli a grunt, iiiaiuaiii'!!iiaumiaiii:i:ai; ■ : i'l real. Rut she i.s, eh?" iiigfon. They’re iillluentlal. They will The Best Coffee “^ure! I know till iihoiit it. ’ (•able the Ameriea*ri consul to look after “Sliii is (luite ^iihstanliol,’’ O’Reilly Esteban niisert himself to Ills elliow. Notice of Election In the World Is her. Anyhow, you mifstn’t think of re- smiled. “All Ihe .slrk fellows tiilk us “You Ihink it's a iil.vUi, a joke. Well, Notice of Time and Place of Iloldiug MANDIIELING J.-VUt. you do.” lurfilng; lo 'Miitimzns,” Norlno faltered; it’s not. I know where 11 is. I foupd lirir vfilce civttgllt iim‘.y[)eetedly and she t.he Generld Elcctitm mid of Officers, lo Estebiiu looked up (|U(claly; his face be'fleeted, ■iTrfi’l ‘ Meeting ■ of Kuatlla, of Ankola Java is richer in cup. it!” tiirneil her face away. Bpt|i cpipe , If Ola) 1 liy Island -fll diirkeni'd. ”.'. struck Said election will be held for the imrpose TRENTON, N. J. how. General Gomez will soon have treasure. The bigger the trea.sure the a rail, and they fired at the soi ad. He word of her. That’s what I’ve been of electing a Governor of the state of Frank Weller ■"ore impllc.tly I believe In it. I shn- fell at the first c ley, r idled. Oh, I New Jersey, a member of the State Sen­ waiting for—that and what you might dore pirates and such things; If I know that trocli. ate for the county of Mercer, three Manufacturer of have to tell me.” . a man I’d be one. Do you. know, “D----- the ti 1” O Reilly ex­ members of the general assembly of the “You know all that I know now and and Dealer in always been tempted to bury my claimed. “At last 1 'o t a 'hance to state of New Jersey, Surrogate of the everything that has happened to me.” ,iey and then go look for it.” do something. God! 'ow 1. ng I’ve county of Mercer, three members of the “I don’fknow KdW you canie -to-be In, ...“There., ls,,.n ,,.rioribt .that^ my father board of .chosen freeholders of the county Cigars, Tobacco 9 yvMt.ed.” a cell In San Antonlb de los Banos, two ,iad a great deal of money iit'orie time;”" of Mercer, two Councilmen of the Borough Esteban drew (!)*’ReHly'» li&niSe form 'Of-'Hightstown,------hundred miles from the place you were Bstebah brigan; "he was the richest Smoker’s Articles down and embraced his friend, after killed. That Is still a mystery.” man In the richest city of Cuba.” A fter you eatrr«i]|^ the fashion of his people. tShe has Boards of Registry 124 MAIN STREET O’Reilly shook his head dubiously “It Is very simple, amigo. Let me been waiting, too,” he Said, hnskllj Further take notice, that the Boards and braced hla back against a tree see: I had' finished telling you about “We Varonas are good waiters, O’Reil­ pf Registry, and Election in and for the trunk; there was a look of mild disap­ Hightstown, N. J. the fight at La Joya. I was telling you ly. Rosa will never cease waltlc nn- Borough of Hightstown will meet in their probation on hie face as he listened to how I fainted. Some good people found tU you come. Tell her, for me—" respective polling places aforesaid on the familiar story of Don Esteban and Imbui^taUaTaaHaaztbm^ ] me a few hours after I lost conseious- Norlne withdrew softly out. of eat TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919 ness. They supposed I had been at- the slave, Sebastian. When E.steban adGaiarFMiNr. Stopafo^w ^ shot. There were a lump In her throat from the hour of 3 o’clock p. m. to the Auctioneer. ■HMtiu. and aU ■ to m K h z ^ tucked by guerrillas and left for dead. had finished, Norlne drew a deep and a pain In hei^ breast. She bad ac nreatn. hour of 9 o’clock p. m, for the purpose of Finding that I still had life in me, they revising and correcting the registry lists “Oh I That lays over any story I qulred a peculiar and affectionate In­ JOS. J. ELY took me hpme with them. They were terest In this unhappy girl whom, she and receiving additional registrations. old friends from Matanzas by the ever heard. To think that the deeds and the Jewels and everything are In had never seen, and she had learned to GEO. P. DENNIS, n«me of Valdes—cultured people who respect O’Reilly’s love. The yearning 162 N. Main St., the well at this mlnnte 1 Suppose some­ “ Clerk of the had fled the city and were hiding In the that had pulsed Jn his voice a tnon’*"*' jnanigua like the rest of us." body finds ItT’ Norlne waa aghast at Borough of Hightstown HIGHTSTOWN D. H. Cunningham & Son. Hight*** ■f-H-l"l I-t H -1 ■> ■)■■>»•»■ 4- hi.ytJischargf. at Camp Dix last week and is visiting nis si,ster, Mrs. Edward Dolan. Have you, experienced any Mr; and Mrs. George Phillips had t Dutch Neck t as their guest Sunday the latter's parents, JERSEY TO HELP difligutties in securing tl^ Mr. and Mrs. Cortelyou'of Franklin Park. The Mis.s^ S^ta and.Mary Post, who -have been spending three- weeks with n Right Kind of .The tisua.l winter scries of prayer mectl thqjr sister, Mrs. Charles Woolsey of PenL irigOf. the parsonage .school housef roui- ningtpn, have returned home., Shirts ? ' fiiingBd last Thursday evening- at, 7:30 ■Mrs; Edward. Kcrcado and son, Clarence' o’clock. ItfUiiSwiek, werdj Monday visitors Non-Sectarian Drive in October The welcome' home .social given by the- with hct:. grarldpnrcaZ?, -Mr. and Mrs. Yoor ch'inands wHl easily, Young People's Christian Endeavor. So­ Edward Chainbcrlin. to Rais^ $1,(XX),000 for nietuh.v making yoiir selection', ciety in the chapel in honor of Rus.sell Mr. and Mrs. David-, f), Bergen and at our department where wfl Post, who recently returned from over a daughter, .Sara, motored to Ocean Grove War Sufferers. feature the famous year's-stay in France was a great success. Saturday; 5'Ii.ss Reiiccca .*\. Bergen, who There were more than sixty in attendance. had been .staying at the place, returned The evening was .sjtent in playing games. CAMPAIGN TO LAST FOR WEEK. EAGLE b r a n d SHIRTS With them. The,program follows: Piano solo, by Dor­ The program of the Columbus Day ex­ othy Hawk; reading, Miss Stella Kosten- Made of materials that go, from ercises held at the pulbic school Friday, bader; duet, Norma and Margaret Wright; were as follows; Reading, “The Story of Five Million People in One Section .“Loom te ’^Wearer” anch are recitatioit, Anna Gtoendyke: address of Col uni bus,” Margaret Wright; recitation, Of Pfilatld at Point ot Starvation. perfect in, eyery respect. wwJcomc, Rev, X. Thomas Brown, Rus­ “Colu'mbu,s," Theodore Cubberley; reci­ 'B:si(iea'patterns and colorings sell Post gave a "Synopsis of ,5rmy Life” tation, "Keep a-trying," George Hankins; Children Have Little Chance from leaving 1-rcnton for Fort Slocum are . irresistable—$1 to $15. song by firve gils with chorus, by school; to Live. — and from there we went to Japan** until he returned from Camp Dix with recitation, "Ships of Columbus,'' Joseph IStade in every size; and every his discharge. Refreshments were served. Blynien; reading, “Coluntbus," - Beatrice Musses Mabel Carnell and Ruth Pit- Talk about adventures I beef on your shoulders and hair r^Kiaterial—Percale, Madras and rindall; play,, “ChfistOphcr Columbus,P A nnh-.'Pi'tnrlHn drive to help the the finest 8ilks. tenger of Trenton, visited Mr. and Mrs.. (part l);--song.,,, "Columbia,^ the:-Gciti -bf on your chest. Hiram A, Cook Tuesday evening. JeiViSh-VV'ar Shfferer.s of Europe will Men in the Navy come the. Ocean,"' Margareje' Wright .and BiS-- be cohduned In New .lersey from Oc- You will get 30 care-free vaca­ Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Potter and son, atticc Tindall; pla^, '‘.Cotumbits," (part 2): home with the kind of tion days a year, not counting Clarence; Mr. and Mrs, Richardson C>. Ru^iel.1- P®.st gave ai^ihlerestj-ttg-illustrated Ipbei 20 ft?' 28. It is planned to raise experiences th a t mcrst shore leave in home or foreign Davison and daughter, Helen, .\^'cre -Sun­ Ject.ure'On France.' ... at 1e'asL$1,000,000 in this State of the day guests of Mr. and Mrrt.'Fried Davison,^ ports. ,yt':M.rs-,Ahq,?c Dcm!,i.^'-has sold' her farm- asked for In the nation. chaps read of only in the B. f GUNSON Mrs. Frank Adams and kfIv.-N.-ThbrttV,' t'b: Jara-'Mullcn oFititi4y,.pt,r!l, Quotas for all counties have not been books. You will have the kind of com­ Brown visited Mrs. Bro^j^f'tat* a'-TrenliOtt . Anna AJle'n- tvaS''# Sunday 'Visito'r dedtled updu, hut those which have hospital on Tuesday. radeship* in travel that sailors ;wn,h -W .a^ht, MreLiloKn-'ISroendyke., been' selected are: Es.sex, $403,000; Here’s your chancel know. Clothier and Haberdasher Mr. and Mrs, Jacob/Walton atid family were recent visitors at, .thebhome of (Mr.' BcfKen, $40,000; Hudson, $150-,000; Sam hat, M you know, You will have regular pay; CRANjBLRY HONOR ROLL MIddle.sei, $.'i0,()00; Monmouth, $30,- .:, a' big Navy and-igives rod-* 121 E. State St., Trenton, N. J. and Mrs, Harry Gravatp „ over and above your meals, lodg- The older members o/.'ithc. Laurel band IKKl; Morris, $50,000; Passaic, $100,- /,/l>looded young fellows like you ;ing and your hrst idiiform outfit Peftet'-attentJantje dtSing. the month 000; Atlantic, $10,,500; Su.ssei, $2,000, '' an opportunity to ,-step aboard HOTEL WINDSOR BLDG met Monday afternoon .to,, reorganize and ' -—good stuff all of it. elect officers for th,e ensuing year; .The fol­ of Septeinber'dijr/’-j ‘‘ - and Pnion, $100,000. and “shove off”, -f filghtfh Rnclt. OanipbcH, Mary ^ , You can join for tw6 years. lowing were elected: President, Mr*:. Ray-' Sv-mmed, Alfwlrta CJi'Over. Felix Fvild of .Newark is Chairman of What will you gft out of It? inond Groendvke: vite-pre.*)idcnC, Sara other mem- i"' •Yi)' When you get through you’ll be Sevepth. .teaijft' -. .Ta’ipuel Mi<^aclson||.(l!Jty.y „ Perrine, Waredh Hendricks, Herbert John­ eorti of I'lainlielil, Hurry Sitiz of Kcy- To any Father and Mother:— and .3 second) at the Mt. Holly and Tren son, Dorothy Brown, Olive Jones, Vir­ ton fairs, exhibited by F. R, Adams pni’l HiKl t’liui'les lio.senlierg of Hiirk- In the Navy your boy'» food, J>M lth, work end playi and ginia Reed, ICdith -Synimcs, Janiim Zdance- i‘iisack. moral welfare are looked reaponarhlm experta. and Mrs. Clifford Danscr. wick. * Frank R. Adanrs expects .soon to install Fourth grade: Ortfc.v.|3ennctt, (iroA'cr Tliei-e are, It -Is e.sllmated, ahoiit ' n -CvAtH WeS electric lights .in Norrvyn ..Place farm Bennett, Martin CweiKlolinc. IflO.OOlUtIK) -lews in' the world. Of all ^tevz. OON< .stables, where “ The Jolly Landlord," Buskey, Kmnia- Bennett, F?Wbeth ( ”or- of Hiein, 70 -per eenl live In the war "Ethel Johnston" and "Madam Mac," nell, Alberta Dey, (jjadys Hand, Dladys swe|i| cmiritries. - Fully 6,000,fKX) .lews the three race horses that made good in Johnson, Irene Michaclson, Luella Reed, Shove o ff! 'Join the this season’s races, will be wintered by In I’nlimil, t’zerlipslovHr'kia, former Anna Scott, Sara Smith. .Au.strlii Himgiivy, UtiFtsla, Lltlmania, Si- John White, trainer. 'I'hird grade: Russell .^pplegatc, Don­ Mrs. Hiram Cook and Melvin Tindall ald Owen.s, Ethel Buskey, Rosella Perrine, lieiiM, I’ale.sliiie, I he Balkans and the were Thursday visitors with the former's Alice Perrine, \ ’irginia Pullen, ('dadys Oi'ieiil are loilay tolally dependent daughter, Mrs. Raymond Groendyke, SiiiUs, Alice Scott, Rose Vincent, F.mily iipiiii milside Mill for life's nece.ssilles. Mrs. Claude Whitcomb and ehildren, Wil.sop, Katherine Schncll. As an exainide of the suffering.s In F.dna and Lucille, who have been spend­ Second grade: Joseph Hopple, Alice some iiai'is of Kiii'ope, Hie story of ing some time with the former's parents, Stout, l.eroy Shelton, Beatrice Johnson, have returned to their home in iN'ewtirk. siiire of llie hardships undergone hy U. S.Navy Hilda Hickey, Melvina Vincent, ('.er- Hie people of Hie Uiver Bug, In Poland, Annie D-ainison, Min. I ewis triidc I.iedkc, Orphe>' Hendricks. Bowers anti rlaughter, Anna, ^pt-ni Wed­ First grade: PTrl .'^pidegate, ITIna 'vill siillh-p. LliHe lias heea heard of nesday at the home of Mr. and Mi>. Bnibton, l)onald C'orr.rll, Malnd ('.me, lliis \ii'*i (m■ilo|■y .since Ijie d'lir slai'l- Jaroh R. Wyrkoff of Lawixmcevillc. Stanley Driggs, Judson llagert)', William eil. Till* river's en.slern shore hounds Mrs. Henry Jacobs and son, John, of Pullen, (Irover Kennedcy, Franklin So- on one side Hie hiiiigriest and most Windsor were recent A'isitors at the home field, VViltlam W'cslern, Flizabclh Idlis, .sli'iekeii loi-i-iini-y In Hie world loihiy. of Mr. and Mrs. Wddter Ibiniiiij^. I'ranccs Denison, Lemyra Johnson, f'.\‘e- James Wdlson is improving the house iyn ()(diler, Mildred IVfrine, Caxiec W’e.s- Five Million Near Starvation, on the Joseph C'olcman farm hy giving ii tcrii. Five niillioii peopli* are nl the point a coat of paint. Beginners: IHmer Davison, Vernon of sliin-alhiii, nei-onllng to figures giv­ Hightstown Garage iVIr. and Mrs. Walter Scheck have Laird, \ ineciit Lainl, joe Wilson, M.iry en out hy Hie .Anierieiin -lewisli Relief named their little son Wilton. Ely, Reginald Wilson. I'miiniiltee and eompUed hy the Aiiieri- Mr. and Mrs. David Post entertained The following pujiils were on ihc honor ean Red Crn.us nml the Aniericiin ,levv- Friday Mrs. Lester Ferris. roll during the mo;Uh of Selpember: Miss Reha ('ook had as her guest over I'drsl grade: Frances Denison, Peter l.sii Uolief'agenls. A great mimher of the week end Miss ITculah Davis of Brown, Winifred White, William I->slern, tlieiii are .lews. The war Inns left Hamilton Square. ( a'over Kennedv, 6,00fl;0fl0 (lesHtuti* and slrieken .lews Bergen Ford of Atlanta, (/a., spent Sun­ Second grade; Beatrice Joimsoii, 'Fliel- In Faslern Kiiro|ie,’a numlier as greal day tvith his tmclc'.and mini, Mr, and mn .Xichol.^, Mary Bi'a.xton. ii.s Hie entire pn|iiilatlon of New York Mrs. Davitl Bergen. d bird grade: (ila/Ks Pe,ity, A’irginia t'ity, nllerly helpless, in niaiiy cases f’ullen, J)onafd OweiL, (dadys Slults. Happiness Aiw;'v<- R pht. lAhvard Tindall sixml liie \v(‘ck end slek, and In every ease Jiinigry and de- with his mother, Mrs. lAIwanl Tindall of Sevemh grade; Samuel Michaclson. Let na npvi'r hi' Hfniitl nf innfU’pnt M'indsor. l-ighf grade: Kiiili ('ampbell, John [lendenl. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Joy. \Ye must dare (o he happy, re­ J. \'anD\'kc F’crrine, Jr., a studnii ai” Campbe” Kiis| of Hie River Hug these fieople garding mirselves aJways a.s the tlopoii- Lafayette College, f-hislon, Pa., spenl the are living in deviistnled hniises, In Itorles and not the author of’our jo y ^ week end witii his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Dully Thought. stalls of old slahles, on |•(Hllless phit- Amlel. J. VanDyke Perrine. Winil ! nff*.' up ('■ i|)ly hliuhlnr.?; opln- fornis liiiill for refiiKee fiiniiih's, orio TERRITORY FOR FORD CARS _ .Samuel Corkran, who has heen in Inns, foOl,'5.--,‘-:m':-;l|ps, fiiniily |o a plalfnnii; lii old freighl I-rancc. the past year and a half, reeeivean, it would no longer be Hudson & Essex ns it is today, the most desolate ei- Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after-taste or un­ imti.se of land in tlie world. It Is to- pleasant cigaretty odor makes Camels particularly desirable vard Ibis end llitii the two great or- Pleasure Cars to the most fastidious smokers. And, you smoke Caniels as ■.'A. ganizHtlons, mie of Deniiles and-the- liberally as meets youf own w is h ^ for tHey never tire'>|;our \ olliiT of .lews, are working hand in lifiml, differenees of cived forgotten in Stewart Trucks taste 1 You are always keen for'Ve Hie gteat practical need they face, 18c. a package cigarette satisfaction that makes Two Organizations at Work. Essex Demonstrator on Hand Camels so attractive. Smokers real­ The Red Gross per.sonnel has been ize that the value is in the cigarettes irehled In the last few weeks in this Distributor for and do not expect premiums or cou- disirict, American .Jewish Relief .VgeiK'les are feeding hundreds of chll- pons! 'Iren there. In the de.solale little towns OLDFIELD TIRES Compare Camels with any ciga­ in IhTa'Icist' nn(r''f;i'ri'brn'‘'Jand''jhelr " ■■n rette in thp world at any price! workers are eonstanily coming on ciiil- 'Guaranteed 8,000 Miles dren in school who have had notliing Camelaare aold everywhere in acientihcally Bealed packages of 20 cigarettes or ten pack­ to eat for two or three days, for the ages (200 cigarettes) in a glassine-paper- Iraditlon of ediieatlon for their chil­ Service Station for ExWe and covered carton. W e strongly recommend th is carton for the home or office supply .I'./s-sy! dren, under no matter w’hat condi­ o r w h e n y o u t r a v e l -A', .-.>5-. Willard Batteries r-.*«L tions, Is one of the things that survive R.J.REYN0LDST0BACC0C0MPANY longest among the ..Tews. The .Joint WinatoB-Salcni, N. C. nislribution Committee of American CottrelTs GTarage •lewish Relief Fund.s fed 200.tX)l) chll- drei! in Poland la.st month at its chil­ ELI,,IS COTTRELL, Prop. drens relief btireatis. More than 400,- IXKI youngsters in Warsaw alone got Phone 14-L. Entrance from Mercer St. milk at the various milk stations, and the number east of the Bug, although , 1 Ihia has not been deftnltely eompiloO, J rf(V'J . . . f . . t

An Annual Opportunity to Purchase I Cotton Wash F**) ir j« Five Eiceptlonal Values for the AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES Fall Openinit- FRUIT OF THE LOOM, HILL mvann Women's black and dark , brown well-made .working shoes;, broad toe, AND LONSDALE MUSLINS, 36 Rinwian ealf walking shoes, with mili­ linecl^'' '.inlined. Special...... $4.95 inches wide- A choice of any of these tary heels, laced. Values $11 and $12. famous brands, at less thsii whole-sale 'Q^sburg Park New Jcrscg* Special...... $7.97 RELIABLE HOSIERY REDUCED Women’s fibre silk hose, back seam. prices. On sale only while they last. W^omen's black and brown vici No C. 0. D.'s, no mail or phone ordks kid and black calfskin shoes. With In black, wldte, brown and navy.$l. 19 Women's silk hoie, Richelieu effect. filled. Not more than ten yards to a leather Louis XV heels, laced. 9-inch customer. Per yard...... , ...... 29c tops. Value $11 to $15, Special. ,$8.98 In black, white, cordovan...... $1.45 Wonicn'.s cotton hose, back seam. DRESS GINGHAM, popular stripes 10 Per Cent. Discount In black and white, ,,,...... 45c and checks. On sale only while it lasts. Will . be offered . on all ijifants', Women's full fashioned Wayne knit Special, per yard.. . : ...... 28c misses', children's and frowifti girls' \ho.se, black o n l y .. 89c MADRAS, William Anderson's im­ FALL OPENING ported striped shirtings. Special, per shoits from our regular i® k. bne. ^- Infants’ white cashnjertiihose, silk All little men’s ,youths'(.i{Hld,,.boysW hgel and toe. Special . ,... 45c yard...... 69c WAISTING5, white mercerized shoe.s will lie sold at 10 pel; dis­ AN I MBRELLA SPECIAL count. . ■ . stripe. Regular 59c per yard. Special, Wonien's umbrellas, with cord hand pier yard...... 39c MEN'S Ifs, 26-inch paragon frames,;,,, black, VOILES, white, fine quality. Value Men's black and ^..brd^rt ’ fte^vy, last dolor. Value $i2;25'.;,Saleg . 1.59 59c to 7Sc per yard. Special, per 7 DAYS OF SALES yard...... 44c SPECIAL HALF WOOL SERGE Dainty Undergarments for Splendid for school dresses, etc. In burgundy, tan, gray, copen, wine, and THE OPEWNCiSALE navy and black. 36 inches wide. 1' Saturday, October Night gown of pink batiste, em-: elastic at-ankles...... ,$2.00 Special, per yard...... 75c broidered in blue-bird pattern. Hem­ Mis-ses' cambric night gowns, .edged stitched, ribbon run. Special. .. ,$I,89 at neck and sleeves, with embroidery, Envelope chemise of fine nainsook. Empire efrpdct;' trimme front and Size 16 only. Sales price...... $1.25 Household Linen TO INCLUDING back wifh lace and embroidered or- Infants’ night gowns Of nainsook, Specials gatidicj,ribbon nlin. Sales price, .$1.50 finely hentstitched and fini,shed With lace. Special...... , 75c An opportunity to replenish stocks Blooifiers of flesh-color batiste, fin- of household linens depleted during .ishecbtjt knee With elastic and smalll Infants’ flannel slips (Gertrude style) the war, at remarkably low prices. - ruffle, triminedi.iwith orchid ribbon. finished with hemstitching. Excellent Saturday, October 'Special.. . . . ,i., ...... $1.39 value...... $1.19 Sheets and Pillow Cases Pillow cases, 45x3p inches. Excep­ PE'nTCOATS COAT SWEATER, $10.75 tional quality. Limit, 6 to a customer^ Unusual value in. women’s petti- A popular model for fall wear; but­ each...... 34c Our FALL OPENING is a focal point in our business Coatsclasp. size four-post bed. Complete...... $226.50 White enamel finish inside and out, ... Net...m-otor- -.veils,...v.atiqua, ,CQ.(prs.„ .quality hair...... $9.00 Louis XVI.suite, American walnut; four pieces...... $242.00 sliding top, complete with ,PC' gloves. Wfiite, grey, black, tan an,d 18x45 inches...... 69c .....Hair iiets, cap Of fringe, all colors-ex- ...... S57.5 brown. Regular $2,50, Sale price.$1.95 ■''■''OuS'ftT'Atinr suiter,' 'American ■■walntrt''Qr -aiitiqu«.-nialibgaj),y,,,drfi5ser.,„ fbilia.-, I 45 inches .stiuare...... 89c cept grey. Per dozen...... $1.00 robe, dressing table and full-size bed...... $2l0.00 ffitting table,'' '36' Thche-s :______^______TOILET REQUISITES Old ivory decorated suit; dressing"*table, chiffarobe, dresser, chair, rocker, nished...... Cuticura soap. Cake...... 19c bench, night stand and full-size bed. Complete, 8 pieces...... $300.00 Chair seats, padded, covered with New Autumn Blouses Pebeco tooth paste...... 39c BEDS black imitation leather...... ;• "C Phillip’s milk of magnesia...... 36c Day bed, mahogany or ivory finish, upholstered box spring...... $46.50 Vacuum freezer, dispenses wd" AT SALE PRICES Lyon's dental powder ...... 15c turning, 8-inch size. Value $5.W. Luxor face powder...... 42c Four-post bed.of mahogany. All .sizes...... $32.00 Serviceable beds of metal, well constructed and in several designs. Priced Sales price...... $4. . Tailored blouses of taffeta and satin, Blouse of georgette, with round or Woodbury's face powder...... 19c Coffee mill, wall Style, glass container roll collar, button cuffs. In all the square neck. In wtiite and flesh. .$5.95 Steinbach's talcum ...... 19c from...... $11.95 to ..'. ,$24.00 Tailored blouse of dimity, with roll Bed couch, deep tufted, covered with brown or green denim...... $37.00 (one pound), black finish, ^•"” 1 suit shades. Special...... $12,50 NOTIONS white finish?...... " ' ■ " i Taffeta blouse with convertible col­ collar and button cuff.s...... ,,$2.85 GOOD VALUES IN ODD PIECES OF FURNITURE Food chopper, five knives, severs . Tailored blouse of batiste, pin- Snap fasteners, black and white, lar, to be worn high or low. In all the C jrd...... 4cFireside chair, with wing ends, covered in fine grade tapestry...... $50.00 styles...... *----- . .$2.5 suit shades. Special...... $11.50 tucked back and front, high neck. Rocker to match...... $50.00 Special...... $3.45 Hair pins, 3 papqrs...... 10c 2-qt. double boiler...... ) Blouse of taffeta, striped with navy Safety pins, card...... 7c Tea wagon with removable trays, mahogany or walnut...... $23.00 and green or taupe and blue. .. .$6.75 CRISP NEW NECKWEAR Spool silk...... 17c Muffin stand, mahogany...... 'J...... $12.00 Gate leg tabke. mahogany...... $26.00 Cieorgette blouses: two motfels, bead­ Rolled organdie collars, tpeked and Spool cotton...... 5c 6-qt. kettle & cover....) hemstitched. Unusual value. For two jlron holder, asbestos...... 7c Colonial library table, solid mahogany...... $60.00 8-qt. preserve kettle.. ..) . ed or tucked. In navy, fldsh and 9c Boudoir lamp*, mahogany or old ivory, sil)c shade...... $6.25 Brillo aluminum cleaner,.... *ic white, specidl ...... days only...... , 59c Tintex,.all jthades......