Four Page Colored The Price of This Paper is 3 cents everywhere—Pay no more Comic Section 12Pages Today Sporting News Page 5 VOL, VII, No. 3 CARTERET PRESS CAUTURKT, N. .1.. KRI1>AY, OCTOBKR PRICK THREE CENli' B. & L Directors Give Two Youths Arrested Important Meeting At it. Joseph's P.-T. A, St. Joseph's School Tonight Veteran Officer To Meet Tuesday Night Port Reading Yard Master Drops Welcome To Minister On Hold Up Charge All innmbprs of the parish (if St. A regular meeting, the first sincp oseph's Church are requested to Answers Last Call the summer recess will be held by Dead In Office This Morning Rev. Cajrl Krepper Honor Frank lamko And Alec Sabo ttrnd a meeting to bp held tonight the r.-T, A. of St. Joseph's School Guest At-Dinner In Persh- n the school auditorium to com- Lieutenant John J. Donovan Tuesday night in St. Joseph's School Edward Wetld Was Talking To Conductor When End Came. Both With Reformatory plete the list of workers for the bin Succumbs In Elizabeth Hos- hall. Parents of children attending ing Restaurant. Present- inznar to be held later in the month. Was Valued Executive of P. A R. Company— Record* Land Behind pital. Had Served Police the school arc requested to attend. ed With Purse Bars of Jail The entire list will be published The meeting will start promptly at Resided In Elizabeth ' next week. Department For Twenty-six 7.30. Edward Weticl, a yardmniti-r «l On Tuesday evening, following the Two twonty-year old youths, Year*. I)«'nth wn.i van wan born in Kilkenny, Ireland, Council Gives Award .On Bid been instantaneous. Corner J. J. j Klimbeth. Mr. w-t,,-! hnd been om. ' week. An adtitional charge was n n M tin (l pioyo>. walking homeward along the path On Monday afternoon Mr. Mc- as a police officer. The Carteret High School Junior theria, perhaps the most deadly and when two men »pproache4 Ont ondition and recommended that the Hid In Sock Carthy distributed new pants and About «ix y«o*s ago Mr. Donovan money due Oontraeter Gw*ir» Miller, Patrol met on Wednesday afternoon, certainly one of the matt dr«ad«sV passed him and remarked "let's get shirts to most of the members of was promoted to the rank of lieu- of Fords, held up on account of his to decide upon the course to be fol- of the diseases of childhood. In* Wjlliam Williams, a negTO, em-him." "Hey, stop," yyelled.one of the varsity. They included, Joseph tenant, the second highest rank in failure to repair the road, be released lowed during the coming school spector Frank Born of the health ployed at the Armour plant was the men as Szabo started to sprint. Medwick, Jerry Czerpaniak, Babe the department. He has served in nsofar as the borough is concerned. year. Harry Wetnsten is chief, and board said this week that an effort found Saturday night in a clump of He is fleet of foot but the two pur- Coughlin, Charles Szelag, Ike Dan- that capacity -since. It was stated that there is a court William Huber is lieutenant of the is being made to acquaint etery heeds in Carteret avenue. He was sued him to Hudson street and a- iels, John Eudie, Herman Horn, Leo Lieutenant Donovan was widely of chancery order to be satisfied boys, and Helen Nezgoda is lieu- parent in the borough with the im- ' lying face downward with his face j long that street until he was past j Hart, and Chomicki. tenant of the girls. The members g known throughout New Jersey. He and one or two liens against Mill- portance of shielding the little ones, 1 are John Richey, A. Bowling,/Leo in a mud puddleddl. BlooBldd wn s clotlt- th ' e end of Warren ' street before | The two scrimmage sessions held was a charter member of the Car- er's money. Adjustment of these sgalnst diphtheria. Hart, M. Brown, George Bakao, ted with mud all over his face. A they gave up the chase. | during the past two weeks served teret Unit of the P. B. A. He was matters was left in the hands of the One of the difficulties encountered Edith Brown, Ella' Stutike, Dorothy telephone message informed the po- j Both attempts were reported to as a great help to McCarthy's inex- a member of St. Joseph's Roman attorney. by the board and by physicians is a Byrne, Evelyn Beech, Mary Mac- lice that a man was lying at the' the police and a search for the two perienced team. The center of the Catholic Church, the Holy Nanft So- Max Rubel complained that Roos- mistaken idea that has gained soms- began. Szabo gave a fairly good line and the backfield showed up ciety, the Foresters of America, the Farquahar, Anns' Fisher, Sylvia fpot. Sergeant Andres, and Patrol- evelt avenue near bis home is in circulation regarding immunization/ man Kalish brought Williams to description of his pursuers. Lamko well, while both ends were weak. It j Elks (Rahway lodge) and the P. B.poor condition along the sides. Me Schwartz and Daisy Van Pelt. This idea is that there may be un- . A. To his hundreds of friends he headquarters. and Sabo were seen coming out of is expected that Mr. McCarthy will was advised that the remedy lies Emil Blaukopf was chosen chief desirable after effects from tn« was known as "Big Jack", being a The negro appeared to have been a house in Hudson street and were make a change before the game this in petitioning for curbs and gutters of the Carteret High School Fire treatment As a matter of fact ilrinking and a half pint flash was arrested by Rounds Sergeant Andres afternoon. man of powerful build-. BO as to correct the defective drain- Squad at a meeting held on Thurs-, has been demonstrated by tens of ^1 found in his pocket. It was empty; and Patrolman Rusnak. This afternoon the P. B. A. mem- age. A complaint that a cinder -valk day afternoon. William Huber \*as. thousands of cases that there ia ab» ^ but smelled of liquor. Williams was! They were taken to headquarters bers went to the late home at 74in front of the Liebig property near elected assistant chief, Edward Ul- solutely no bad after effect. ^ bewildered and appeared to have' protesting that they had done noth- Atlantic street where they present- the Benjamin Moore plant in Roose- man foreman, and J. Kloss assistant | When a child is suffering from,-! l«,i unconscious for a time. He ing and that they had been in theDrunken Driver Draws ed a huge floral wreath in behalf of velt avenue, had washed away leav- foreman. Various rules and rcgula- j the disease and in dange_ r of his' told the police that he had been at-' Hudson street home some time. the orKonization. Tonight the Elks ing a dangerous hole, was received ttons regarding the observance of • life the serum dosage necessary tO"'v by men who wanted to rob \ Farr and Szabo were brought to will visit the home and hold their and the Liebig company will be asked fire drills were discussed. The re- j check the disease and save life is 1 ritual, to repair the damage. mamder of the squad consists of 20,000 units of the serum; some- but he would not say whethe- - r headquarters separately and at dif- Fines Totaling 245.00 The funeral services will be held Morris Chodosh, P. ~Treftnko, H.' times more. they were black or white. "They ferent times. Each identified the two The U. S. Metals Refining Com-' In the immunization' *i Rogan's Corner Man Does Not tomorrow from St. Joseph's Church Weinstein, and J. Cantor. At the j treatment only 3,000 units are used- kilt me up but they didn't get try prisoners as the men who had at- pany, in a letter, asked permission tempted to hold them up. Help Case By Resisting | at 9.30 where a high mass of requiem to lay an eight inch sewer and con- close of the meeting fire badges Such a small application never - money, he exclaimed and rolling will be offered for the repose of the were distributed to all the members. leaves any effects. down"his sock he removed ?28 that! On September 1, John Lufuk, a nect it with the fifteen inch main Officers soul. It is thought that the funeTal in Bergen street. The sewer is re- In preparation for this afternoon'* During the past twelve months ho had concealed there. Some small Railor employed by the German Har- will he one of the largest ever held quired in connection with develop- football contest with the Lyndhurst there have been several death* ,-. change had been taken from his | bor Company at Baltimore, came to WOOPBRIDGE— iii.the borough. There will be many High School, the .GMtsnt^jUgh visit Stephen Orchosky, .of 18 Emer- ment of land belonging to the* com- from diphtheria and in every pockets, he said. Store Nagy, 36 years old, of P.o- visiting delegations of uniformed pany west of the Central railroad School cheer leaders led by Fannn stance the victim was a child that son street. Lufuk's ship was dock- j gBnVcormTr''formerly of Carteret, police from towns and cities in all Ruth Thorn, Gertrude Armour and was not given the immunization ed in New York and he came to Car- tracks, it was explained. The per- "was fined $200 nnd $2.60 costs on nearby sections of New Jersey. mission will be granted after un in- Ann Rosenblum went through a treatment. On the other hand there teret by way of the ferry. He re- a charge of driving while drunk, Chief of Police Henry J, Harring- spection of the location is made. lengthy cheer practice with the en- is not a case on record where a mained at Orchosky'a house until 11 and $25 and $2.60 costs on a dis- ton has been busy day and night tire student body at the school au- child having had the treatment con- Sunday Auto Race P, M. and then started for the ferry A map filed bf the Homesite Park 1 orderly conduct charge; his license oiding in the arrangements. ditorium on Thursday afternoon, tracted the disease. accompanied by OrchoBky. Company was accepted. to drive was revoked for two yfars Interment will be made in St. New cheers were added. Mr. Mc- All expense connected with giving • As the two men were walking a- and he was assessed $15 doctor's fees Building Inspector John H. Nevill Causes Arrests James Cemetery, Woodbridge. The submitted reports for August and Carthy supervised. the immunization treatment is long Roosevelt avenue in the lonely when he was arraigned Monday funeral arrangements are in charge borne by the board as part of its at! stretch between the Liebig plant and morning for driving while intoxicat- September. In the former month the Manager and Cashiers of Undertaker Frank Burns. permits for new buildings and alter- preventative campaign. | the Benjamin Moore plant they ed, He paid $10(1 and was paroled Speedway Brought Into ations totaled $9,530 in value and It Is not in any sense of charity were held up by two men, one ofto pay the balance. but is a part of the routine business Court For Sunday fees amounted to $24. The Septem- Find Man's Body whom covered them with a gun while Nagy was arrested Saturday by ber total of value wns $18,200 and of the local hoard as laid out by the Violation the other searched their pockets. . Officers Grady and Romera. He re- Car Runs On Walk the fees amounted to $38. state authorities. The reatment is Orchosky had only twenty-five I sisted the officers and made a swing Floating In Sound administered by experts and groups cents but the robber took it. Lufuk j at Somers. He was also abusive A letter was received from Mrs. WIIODBRIDGE— E. Gerke thanking the council for of about ten children are treated »l had $130 in an inner pocket and | when brought to headquarters. It I'»r violating the Crimes Act also Driver Found Drunk a floral tribute and for a police es- Believe Body To Be That Of a time. ' ' was this conduct that brought the kiuiwn aa the vice and immorality that was taken. Last Friday Orch- cort at the time of the death and The board urges parents whos» extra $25 fine. Monday when the Sailor Missing Three Weeks :i'! by conducting an auto race on osky was brought to headquarters Plainfield Man Narrowly Miss- funeral of Herman Gerke. The meet- children have not been treated time for his hearing came Nagy had Ago—No Clew In Clothe* Sunday afternoon at the Woodbridge and the two men were brought in- es Citizen Talking To ing lasted less than half an hour. report them to the nur*es or at the. Speedway, the manager and three to the sergeant's room. Orcfcosky lost all of his assurance and was cir- office of the board. When enough i-a-hifi-s of that enterprise were ar- identified Sabo as the one who used cumspect in his conduct in the court Officer The body of an unidentified man children have becu reported a spe- believed to have been about 40 years 'in police court Monday the gun on the night of the robbery. room. cialist will be brought to the bor- County Democrats Organize old, was found Monday shortly be- iimming. Wilbert J. Buines, the He could not identify Lamko and Boleslaw Wienekutoni, of 1214 ough to admirister the treatment* Democratic Service League fore noon, floating in the sound near mager, was fined ?1 and $2.60 thought he was taller than the man New Market avenue, South Plain- The disease usually attacks child-' Legion In Drive To Aid the Liebig dock. Sig Olsen, boss of i-">t.«. The three cashiers, Herbert who was with Sabo on September 1. field, was locked up Sunday night ren up to eip.ht years of age. Child- The Democratic Service Men's the company dock had the body tied I. Smith, Howard McDonald, and Lamko and Sabo have served time Victims Of Flood at 10 o'clock on a charge of driving ren older thin that are not so liable League of Middlesex County has to a dock timber and then notified I 1 liark's Martin were released. in the New Jersey Reformatory. The while drunk and Monday was re- to it. The board particularly urges the police. Coroner J. J. Lyman re- In passing sentence Recorder Vog- former was returned to that institu- The recently elected officers of leased on bail of $200 after spend- been organized under the plans laid all parents of young children to re- moved the body, to his morgue in 1 said that since it was the first of- tion several^ months ago after an at- Roosevelt Post No. 263, American ing a night in a cell at headquarters. down by the National and State or- port their little ones immediately in The arrest was made hy Sergeant J. Locust street. tVnse he would be lenient but that tack upon an elderly man in Edwin Legion, were installed last night in ganization of the Democratic Par- Drdor to have the treatment admln- J. Dowling in Roosevelt avenue. The Coroner Lyman said the body had my future violation would bring a street. the Legion rooms in the Borough Isered as soon as possible. officer was, talkin„_ Bg to a man named ty. David T. Wilentz has appoint- been in the water at least two weeks. Ki:ind jury oharge. Hall by County Common-der Doniel Crabill and Btaff. William McAlister. They were j ed aa County Chairman of the Dem- Crabs had eaten away the nose, ears When the Woodbridge Speedway The post has received an appeal standing on the sidewalk beyijnd, ocratic League, Joseph F. Deegan, a and lips so that identification by Rehearsals Nightly For wis opened earlter in the summer, Local G. O, P. Club to help in raising funds for the re- Gerke's corner when Wienekutoni man known throughout the county means of the features is impossible. I lit' mayor and members of the Has Get-Together Meeting Club's Musical Comedy lief of flood victims in Florida. The tame along going toward Rahway. for his interest in the ex-service The clothing is being retained as a Township Committee were ap- post in turn ia appealing to the gen- His car left the road and ran up on man. The County Committee is com- possible means of identification. Koached as to their attitude regard- A get-together meeting of local Rehearsals are being held nightly wal public. Donations should be ! sidewalk narrowly missing Mc- posed of the following men: Joseph At the Liebig plant it was. stated I ii'k' Sunday racing. The advised Repnblicon leaders ond workers with tne for the operetto "Madcap Princess" lent addressed to Roosevelt Post, Allister. Weber, Sayreville; Joseph Begelski that a ship was docked there about' to be presented under the auspices tin' manager that Sunday racing county leaders was held Tuesday No. 263, American Legion. The South River; William McMulkin, two weeks ago. and that the captain of the Junior Woman's Club. In v>"uU| be objectionable. night in the new G. 0. P. headquar- Besides the driver there were two drive will end with a benefit carB others in the car, Wienekutoni's wife Spotawood; Clarke Patrick, Helmet- said one of his men was missing. It the main cast are Lydia Banning, The manager and cashiers were ters at 21 Washington avenue with porty on October 24 in the high and another woman. Two tires on ta; John Conlogue, South Amboy was thought at the time the man had Kathleen Mullan, Frank I. Bare- '"•ought to headquarters Sunday af- a big and enthusiastic .attendance. school auditorium. All donations will the car were blown out when the John A. Kozusko, Perth Amboy; Ed' deserted the ship. It is now thought ford, Herbert Nannen, John Harring- >••<• citizens protested against th«There was speaking by Fred Rich- that he fe|l overboard and that the ardson, county solicitor; J. Quinn, be acknowledged through the local malchine hit the sidewalk. Wieneku- ward Casey, Carteret; Samuel Wil ton, Evelyn Bracher, Helen DonnaU Sunday races. The races were not ey, Metuchen; William Nelson, High body found Monday is that of the'ly, Fanna Ruth Thorn, Morris Na- of Metuchen; Arnold Kalamen and papers. toni was examined by Dr. Hf L. interrupted. missing man, The Eocal authorities del, Leo Hart, Albert Dowling, Jo- Joseph H. Edgar, candidates for aa- The Women's Auxiliary to the Strandberg who said he was intoxi- land Park; Edward McLeod, Wood will get in touch with the owners of seph Niedeberg, Helen Richey, Mad- asembly; and Freeholder Clarence M. post installed the following officers cated and unfit to drive. bridge; James Thornton, South Plainfield; Michael Dillon, Dunellen the ship. , eline Reiley, Morgaret Hemsel, Isa- Carteret Girl Gives Haight. iaBt night: preiident, Mrs. A. Drum- The wom^n were unable to get mond; vice president, Mrs. J. Cook; home to South Plainfield and spent John Fedak, Raritan Township bel Struthers, Eleanor Bryer, Edith Local candidates who spoke in- Novelty "Dog Roast" Party treasurer, Mrs. J. Nevill; secretary, the night with friends in Salem av- Frank Baker, New Brunswick. To Organise Hoover-Larson {'Carlisle. In the choruses are more cluded Mayor Thomos J, Mulvihill, Miss Jane Cook; historian, Mrs. W. enue, 1 1 m whohav e their A novelty "dog roast" party was Joseph Young, J. J. Lyman and Rob- The purpose of the Service Men Unit Here Tomorrow Night P* *" , 'ehearsals Slugg; chaplain, Mrs. H. Buckreigel; Wienekutoni said he swung his car lu'ld recently by Miss Marie Koia, ert Brown. Recorder N. A. Jacoby League is to bring home to the ax- - in the afternoon. sergeant-at-orms, Mrs. W. Hogan. to one side to avoid hitting another An organization meeting, has been chorus are being "f 106 Sharot str««t, and proved to also spoke. Mrs, Georgianna An- tervice man the rights and benefit! The cast and The installation was conducted by car but there was nu other car near called for the Hoover-Larson Club coached by a professional coach. be a decided social success. The drews, of Iselin, vice chairman of conferred upon him by the Demo County President, Mrs, C. Clemons, the spot except one that was park- of Carteret for Saturday, (tomor- evening opened with music and danc- the county committee, was present cratlc Party so that he may be in a lll ed. row) evening, at 8 P. M-, in the club K' and then the roast was held »nd gave an interesting address. better position to determine how t cast his ballot on election day. rooms of the RpoMvelt Republican with every one present lending a Thomas Walker, colored, of Police Officer Break* Up hand. Joseph F. Deegan, County Chair- Club at 21 Washington avenue. All Chrome, told of plans to form a Fight In Hudson Street Al Smith Card Party those interested are cordially invit-1 Among the gue.pt& were: the Mi»H- man of the Veteran's League, stress- colored Republican unit. ea the point that in the appointment > ed to be present as an interesting i >-'s Anna Yakhnof, Marie Nestoro- Plans for the big card party to be Julius Rohdir, of 94 Albert of City and Township Chairmen, | evening is promised to all those at- wivh, Anaa Briiak, Mildred Kosty, held October 12 in the Lutheran Balovich—Uhouse Wedding street, Woodbridge, and Preston tending, Marie PoUky, Lillian Pukas, Mary throughout the County, the Demo- Kwa, Helen Getx, and Dorothy Miss Elizabeth Uhause, daughter E>locke - " ful. Hutnick, G«orge Balecki, Frank > n Roo o f thtne b I l St. Elizabeth/a Catholic Church in P. M. «fntmFridagy iwhen that^streen Officert aSheridat 12.20n business.spoke, - The local' candidates ffo7adire"'et''a"ppealtothe"in dit l t th idividuadjviduall 5!"£"" K™™**y?» boroug° ? h holl. There is many a varm, true Ytllen, Julius Karbecke, Joseph r her e wl be Kenerttl dl8CUS81a Washington avenue. The ceremony came* along, broke up tho tight and veteran, irresponsive of any affllia- \ , , " " f " heart beating under a ragged Sh and-Joseph Pukaa. was performed by the lluv. Father locked up the two men. uf plu 8 fOr th MU0J1 ( coat — but the judgment of a Curtain Fund Benefit tions he may have with any of these and a" program °for the °year will be Sabo, pastor of the church. Miss organizations. busy world appraises you at a Helen Clunk w«s the bridesmaid and outlined. Mm. Carolyn Wright, di glance. All plans are completed for the | There should be no miiapprehen- etician for the Castle lea Cream the maid of honor was Mi»s Helen The Firtt Pr«bytori«n Church If you are really "the goods" HARDIMAN'S C>rt«r«t, New Jer««y big entertainment and dance to ba8ion as to our policy. Major Gen- Company will speak. Silvasi. The bent man was Stephen you've got to look it nowadays.' PHARMACY givsn in St. Joseph's Holl October' erttJ Allen, the National Chairman of Uhou&e, a brother of the bride. 12 for the new curtain fund. There the Democratic Veterans' Organiza- If you ire a business m«n it Charla Beenezet Mitchell, Minister To Open Millln.ry Cl*» Ed, L. Hardiman, formerly of Tha bride wore a gown of white wUI be special features including an tion said: "As a Legionaire myself, would b« good business for you .in trimmed with Spanish luce and I would b« loathe to ask anyone to A class in millinery will be open- to get into one uf our business Seaman's, Perth Ambuy Sunday, October 7th, J928 exhibition dance by Evelyn Bracher a veil saught cap-fashion with or- and Stanley Richards, J. J. Lyman violate the splendid provision in the ] wi under the auspices j>t the Home "socks." constitution of the American Le- Art Department of the Womon'B ange blossoms. She carried of show- y,46 A. M. Bible School. is general chairman. giun which nukes it a non-partisan Club in the Public Library building PRICE'S MEN'S STORE er bouquet of lilies of-tlitvttlley unit U A. M1. Divine Worship. Ser- PRESCRIPTIONS budy of war veteraim." on Tuesday, October 9, ut 10 A. M Washington Avenue white roses. mon: "Cooperation in Operation".. The Frederick H. Turner Co. Called For and Delivered After the ceremony thtru was a The headquarters of the County Mrs. T. 1, Nevill will serve u chair- The Sacrament of Baptism will be I CARTERET, N. J. wedding supper »nd reception in the :: Insurance ; i Democratic Leujru« will be in Room tnua uptil th« meeting of th» club. Cor. l of th» hjrid«'» psranti. Mr. —J i 4 d F* At !*« CARTgREt JPAGE TWO FRIDAY, OCTOBER fi,192 8 Fir* Gmdt of Silk Pout Airy Fancy 'SPURNED STUDENT 1IHHIIIIIIMMMIII Mr> The first real Mlk seen hj the West Flame) made In Wain from We •oppose iilntom' vlreg KILLS DANCER AND Revives Girl After em world was hmushi from India an wo«S of (he niu>p mnuntiln thptr hnj>»»ii> Norton, was like sheer modern Fllk than •ottor When She Learnt He Has scientifically "rnlsiil from tlw , tloth is like fhT> linen CONSTRUCTION LOANS dead" here when two doctor" Wife and Children. restored life In the child Label AH Medicine* throngl) Injection of adrenalin A mistake often rondo by parents oi DUNHAM - SABO, INC. New York—An Ai-Rcntinc medical Into the henrt tissues after life older people Is to discard labels from mnilent whose romance with Maria had been pmnoonced eiflnrt for medicines; this often causes serious 284 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge, N. J. Tel. 639 Wdf Moiilero. Spnnlsh (lancer, was broken annul five minutes. results by people making a mistake In the medicine which they have taken off wlien ulie found lie hud t wife The Norton cirl was about to and four children In Paris, filed In undergo a tonpll operation in IIM Ul iai nirrt Ml Ml Ml MM MB M" •« 1M Mil Mm Clly hospital, a bullet la his brain the office of Dr. W, 0. Beben after he had shot and killed the darn- when Bhe mrcuinnej I* shock- er and then turned the revolver on All test* for life had failed himself when Doctor Behrn and Dr. D. Ten months ago Horatio Columbres A. Galbraltb, who was adminis- thirty seven-year-old son of I wealthj tering the anesthetic, decided to ! Make Her Happy With Flowers Argentine planter, met Mini Mimiero me the powerful stlmHlant who was twenty seven, and fell In love Shortly after the Injectl -n the with her Recent I j phe learned he Heart recommenced beating. Ma had a wife and four children In Parle rlon was at her home later to and ordered him to leave her dancing the da}, apparently little the studio and never come back. worse for her experience, al Flowers are always certain to make I.liter he returned and forced his though still nervous. way Into her private apartment at the West Fifty-seventh street studio. An I 11III I 11 11 11 I 11 I I I I 1 II I Mother, Sister, or Sweetheart happy assistant heard a heated conversation '.Xs In Spanish and then several shots. •re The assistant ran Into the street and Black Whale Battle* and in good spirits. They convey, summoned police. They found Miss With Huge Fox Shark in an inimitable manner, the message Beauty Spots Winnipeg.—A thrilling battle be- tween i black whale and a fni shark A lovely view is even lovlier wag witnessed recently near Fender you wish to send. Leave your order .when seen through delicate lattice ffartor. B C, ftj Horec* WUHiwn a rancher. The resnlt of »he contest with UB for a weekly box or bouquet work and a pattern of vine leaves. coald not be aMertalned, as the •soar batanta battled their way oat of skhi. to be sent A shady path is even more inviting when it leads while both appeared to be prepared to a cool pergola. for a long fight. Wllllairson noticed white watei A beautiful rose garden is even more beautiful ahead while navigating his ens boat when it is enclosed by a decorative garden fence. toward Garrow Point. Knowing that then were no rockB In that vicinity, the spectacle aroused his cnrioa!tj and And if you're so unfortunate as to have ugliness be s'eered for It As he got nearer All kinds of Fresh Cut Flowers - Potted Plants in your neighborhood to contend with, you can hide he saw the back of a whale arise from it from view with a high wall^ softened by trees and the surface nntll abont four and a half feet were exposed. Just as he vines. r,tart«' to resume his Jonrney he no- ticed the. square Jaws of a fox shark We Specialize in Let us help you make your garden more beautiful. break water near the whale. Then the flgh; began. The shark, apparently six feet broad Floral Uecorations for all occasions at the shoulders and forty feet long, WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY had arcbed out of the water over the back of the whale, slashing at the BCILDOfC MATERIAL STORE massive creature TTHY- !ts tail. Seven times It repeated the attack within Telephone Woodbridge 1222 300 feet of the spot where Williamson sat In his small boat. : Telephone 125 — Air Passengers Saved WOODBRIDGE FLOWER SHOPPE Killed Ut* Dancer. Edgware, Eng.—After crashing Into Mootero lying dead on the fio«r, a number of trees', against which Its wrapped In a Spanish shawl which, wings were torn off, an airplane pllot- Corner Rahway Avenue and Crampton Avenue associates said, King Alfonso of Spain »d,-by Lieut, Antonio Locatelll, Italian had presented to her, one hand Cyer, alighted safely with two pas- clutched over religions medals In a sengers near here. pocket of her dress and tier pet eptti WOODBRIDGE whining at her side. —Please mention this paper when "Beeaus* I Lovad Her." t helps you, it helps them, it helps Selected by a Jury I Ml Ml HIM BWll Wt • M Xt Colnmbres was lying near by, a pis- your paper.— tol in his hand and a wound In bis temp)e. A policeman bent over him of Twenty - Six Experts to take the pistol and asked, "Did yon do this?" "1 shot her because 1 loved her and she wouldn't have an; more to do And twenty six can't be wrong with me," be said, and lapsed into unconsciousness. The Favorite Washer Four letters were found in his pock We believe we have assembled here at et, one to the police, two to friends and one to the Argentine consul, giv- Reynolds the finest collection of smart fall ing directions for the disposal of his of the Modern Honae-naaker fashions that can be found anywhere in body. Miss Montero was a native of Se- the state. As members of the D. G. A. ville, Spain, and a resident of this our fall apparel represents the cream of country since 1922. She first appeared in New York ID Raymond Hitchcock's The the market. Our coats and dresses are "Pin-Wheel Revue," and since then In selected by a staff of4wenty-six experts, •everal shows here and in Chicago, fine was In Douglas Fairbanks' film, and twenty-six cannot be wrong. *Tfae Gancho," u a Spanish dancer. THor Agitator Danced Bsfor* Royalty. CUppings found In her apartment Velvet and Satin Dresses ...... $28.00 Indicated she had danced before the $ king of Sweden and the British royal Sumptuously Furred Coats $59.50 family, and/bad appeared la the Fol 105 cash lies Bergeres and at the Olympla in Paris, and at the Alhambra in Lon- don. She bad conducted a dancing school for several months. Residents In the West Fifty-fifth The T^or Agitator washes Reynolds Brothers street apartment bonje where Col am thoroughly, quickly and without brea lived said be had attended a roed leal school In Paris before coming friction. Its wnnger is electrically Perth Amboy here and Intended entering Columbia driven and may be swung into any university in the fall. They said, he veil $350 every three months from one of four positions. The washer occupies little space, but is large enough to take care of big washings. with Finished in smooth enamel in pleaV ing colors. Just Use Your Floral Phone Ironing Attachment Cash price #105 The Tfior Agitator On the divided payment plan 711 or 712 $1110. On terms of 0 down and eighteen months to pay. '~^— ']"_ There are so many occasions when Flowers are just the proper gift to Completes Laundry Work send — always appropriate and so greatly appreciated. The Thor Rotary Ironer is designed to operate on the motor of the Thor Agitator. The wringer Birthdays, Anniversaries) Weddings, Parties, can be removed easily and the ironer set in its place. Both wringer and ironer are light enough to be4 for a Sick Friend. For Wife, Mother, handled without exertion by any woman. It heats as quickly as an electric iron. With a little practice Sweetheart at any time the home'maker'will be able to iron the entire wash' ing on this handy little ironer in less than half the • Our gorgeous display of Fall Flowers is something you should really time required by hand. feast your eyes upon — Come and see us at any time. 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HOOVER'S DEADLY FRIENDS Buy Your RADIO at Tfcr h*i-.ie?*. and most gallinf border, that xU Republicar parry V.s* to carry in this campaign i* ri5 fool friend?. Ther< Concannons, no interest can be no question of the sincerity of their support, but neith er can there b« any question of the damage they do to Mr no extra charges. Hoover. £P serious hare the ill-advised an«f»BC« aad a*tjT~i«- of the>* fool friend? been '.hat Chairman Work of th« Repab Credit at Cash Prices. licar. National Committee, has on several octasioas public!) pleaded that they cease. These personal attacks on Governc? ^%-S^i Smith have been obnoxion* alike to Mr. Work** persona! sens* of decency and to his sense of campaign values. On Sunday Chairman Work issued a vigorous statement, of which thf following L« the ejocutiai paragraph. "Once and for all I denounce all such arthritifs as vick-u« and beyond the pale of decent campaigning. In saying this I am merely reiterating the policy which I an- • MAJESTIC Maitl So 71 — A awn fait AU Eltrtr;: nounced at the outset of the campaign." Kt, *tfk sinfit 4ml mr&.. tapplcmniary conJrvl <-,- Not in many year? have the two great political parries had ' "WEEKS" THAT COUNT danlunefmi miamt amtr men of the ability and integrity of Hoover and Smith as the • The calendar has become infested with "weeks" of one MAJCST1C name u-.j head? of "heir respective tickets. To make any persona! charge * M/SSttfCRUMS andbuilt-inMAJESTi kind and another since the war, but safety first and fire pre >i A WST M A ma M against either candidate is to display a partisanship that bor- pjyn vention ccampaigns of education are not to be classed among www* in a tvperUyfi*it>W.pq, ders on dtpravhy. On Saturday evening the Journal was un ; the movements of trival or artificial origin. j^jU" AMP •Me. waM faM > able to forego this wholly unwarranted remark: They have a direct bearing upon the physical and econ- panel "Governor Smith will be in Minneapolis on Sepifm- omic welfare of the people and should enlist the support of ber 27. We shall undoubtedly hear a noise from the private and public enterprise. Here l» The New crowd like Mayor Ames' coming home from Europe." In 1927 fires cost the American people $478,000,000 in property loss. Business bears about sixty-five per cent of the MAJESTIC All Electric Radio Mayor Ames was, of course, a notorious grafer and cor- .otal annual fire waste. It is an appalling burden. Which Hat Attounded The Radio World ruptionist. That page in the history of Minneapolis is its black- Intelligent communities will therefore take heed of the est It is one that we are all willing to forget. But what ex- Presidential proclamation designating the seven-day period TTERE ittatia Rftdio which wffl bring into you boo* evwy note. -. t--. cuse can there be for mentioning the corruptionist Ames with beginning October 7 as "Fire Prevention Week." 11 tone, ewry word which it brmActtL, enrtlj m H h pat on the at Governor Smith? The innuendo of corruption on the part of The peak of fire waste was reached in 1926 with a total Here • • Radio B«w' f Set with the mart perfect power era U Governor Smith is absurd. That can only disgust fair-minded loss of $560,000,000. Since then it has declined appreciably, the MAJESTIC power unit, known to ower 5,000.000 Radio rt tnd people and thereby do damage to the Republican erase. ;nd it is believed that 1928 will show a record even better than •vafltble OBJJ in The MAJESTIC -hat of 1927. Hoc • one of two AU Electric MAJESTIC modeb bait to opamte e Charles Evans Hughes, great American and great Repub Iran an? electric poww ax***, without bttUrio, noVb or other Ucan, had this to say of Governor Smith: It is at least logical as well as comforting to attribute some mutm*** and priced within the reach of any pone. of this improvement to the nation-wide campaign of educa- Come and aee tail narrakm lUdfa—The MAJESTIC "He is one who represents to us the expert in gov- tion which has been carried on by fire underwriters' organ- COWJB and bear th* nparior tooed io»tnmwit—Tha MAJESTIC. ernment .... and a master of the science of politics .... izations, civic bodies, national bureaus and individual locali- Cone and let Tbe MAJESTIC ten Ha own ttorj. In the highways and byways of the law, particularly of ties. COM and Jadge Tbe MAJESTIC on it» msito—Bj n* perlcraaa* the statutory law .... while we go haltingly and with The answer to it all is that fire is preventable. The un- much study, he threads his path with perfect familiarity, avoidable accident is always with us, bat a nation which lays mt*tm*j. UA M AjtSTICTIC (frmmmi for to him the administration of government is not a study an annual burnt offering of half a billion dollars upon the or* H«arf DUMM ^+4 I l but a life. If he had the customs of other countries, he altar of carelessness w guilty of criminal negligence.—N. Y. OB. nd ooHmlf bOlkm doHam I* would long ago have been elevated*to the peerage .... Telegram. » eeoBOMc tod of tatrt But we do better than that He long since became a la tW» cowry. Dr. BMi tt CoiombU tmlTertHj told pbjit member of high distinction of the fine aristocracy of pub- ADVERTISE AND INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS , AM to this more than 100 mil lic service. We have watched him, some of us carefully, ft* Uw hospital and doctor bffla Act L tf tboM who foffer, and then cbarge CONCANNON X all with fascination. The title that he holds is the proud- Scene: A town in New York State. Time: Ten Years ago. t of tibia Immense vsovot to the est that any American can hold, because it is a title to wly poor laboring ritm. Hot* 76 Main Street the esteem and affection of bis fellow citizens." A strarige young man went into the insurance business. tk«n 1SUM0 of tb« 170,000 who own home, whose family hu no satisfactory outlet, as the result of so many going to col- after line. He has made his name synonymous in the public , neighbors and social status. lege only for cultural purposes these days. So instead of mind with the thought of insurance, of protection. In the j whose interests are the inter- turning out graduates skilled in arts and letters, he urges the race for business in his territory he is virtually competition. i e*U of • commtmity, and universities to seek to develop men of the executive type, say- There is no runner-up to contest his lead. J whose voice in matters of com- ing: 1 Shoe leather and gasoline naturally have their value in mtumity welfare has force. "Can any thoughtful student of Western civilization doubt business-getting. But when these are supplemented by in- Beside*, it's money in yo^- that the human type which ought to be multiplied as rapidly telligent advertising, the results attained are many times mul- pocket in the Ions; run. as possible is the executive of considerably better than the tiplied. average intelligence and energy? Under our easy payro-". Big national "accounts," spending millions of dollars an "Executives rank considerably below professional work- pUn yoo ewentosily pay for a nually, are leaning more and more toward the local news- ers in their intelligence. But professional workers rank equal- home with monthly install paper as a means of selling a given territory. They establish ly far below executives in most traits which enter into execu- rants leaa than rent. prestige by putting their copy in the great magazines, but rely tive ability, such as self-as&ertiveness, free energy, initiative, increasingly on their advertising in the local newspaper to do HOW RENT MQNEY COUNTS sociability, and so on. We must not forget that we are deal- the actual work. ing with radically different powers and orders of usefulness This table thowi what rent atnoante to The Metropolitan Casualty agent who wants to build vol- when we are comparing executives and professional people. in t*n and twenty years, with 8 per eent. ume business along all lines at the least cost and with the interest compounded annually, and fives We have four or fire houses and bungalows. "There is a worldwide shortage of all vartties of execu- most speed, can do so best by advertising. aa idea of the priced house one can pnr- tives, from foremen up to rulers of nations; and this is why 4, 5, sad 6 rooms, READY TO MOVE INTO In the insurance business, as in all others, the law is: chaae by applying rent money toward pay- the world, as a whole, is so abnormally managed. There has PRICED FROM (4750 to $6500. $100 do*n. Pass or be Surpassed. The insurance man who utilizes the meat of a home of your own. been a serious concentration of executives in lines of work balance from $35 to $45 monthly to cover in- advertising columns of his home town paper will rapidly forge t wht-e cash rewards have been quick and huge; and this has into the lead and, what is more important, Stay in the Lead. Kent per Month In 10 Yean In 20 Years terest and reduction in principal. resulted, naturally enough, in a selective elimination of execu- The above waa sent out in foldt-r form to the thousands tive Best Mind and a dangerous favoring of managers who • 8.00 IU65.35 | 3,581.41 of agents of the Metropolitan Insurance Company of New Located in Avenel, N. J., where we have in combine immense energy, social skill, knack of managing men 12.00 1,898.02 S^7».ll York by Van Zant Wheeler, director of publicity. Insurance stalled all improvements, in a jood neifhbo. and affairs, and mediocre intelligence." 17.00 7^04.24 companies are past masters of the art of increasing business. hood, with excellent highways and transpor- 20.00 3.1*3 36 They have tried every known means. The advice to u*e the 8,818.52 25.00 3.9&4.20 tation facilities—to New York^ Rahway, Wood local paper as a means of getting biuiness is the advice of 11,085.65 30.00 4,754.04 bridge, Perth Amboy, Carters*. Elizabeth. WHY ALL THE HASTE? experts. 13442.78 S5.00 5.5J6.88 16,446.91 Newark, and New Bnmswv*. &0.00 When one reads of all the accidents which occur around 7J»84O Qs these days, it would seem that human lives are about as History of Human Race Directly Contradicts the important as flies. In the huny and hustle of things, our .Theory of Evolution bodies seem to count for nothing any more. Apparently, the taat moving world has no time to think of such unimportant By DH. W. B. RILE?. Praaidant FuuiaaMatelM Aatodatk*. "" 'ags as the lives Of men. MowfatfUBO Children on their way to school, who should really walk, rcrcab the fall of man, and tbe decay of ctnliation in- into bust* jamming like cattle, the big ones crowding out •tetd of UUing a itorj of croMiai and human prograo. The butorj B«yoM«f these •0W m 1st, I little oned for the be&t seats. Drunken automobile drivers, of tfat bnmu ran remb the f**lfttl ft the theory c£ mJntian. Ui»- will hate to over the roads like bats with singed wings, men and UJTJ, the one idenoe dealing wittt tte «ubj«ct inrojTed la ttw contxo- Ter«j twtveen tbe fundamenUiuU and tbe evolatianHU, favors the ctoty in insane haste everywhere, the hurrying and scurry- "10, or £j»g world lives and died on. told bj the Scripture*, Woodhndge 929-J. In all this mad nub. to get somewhere there does not iooording to tbe prophet Daniel, num k degaMntiiig, and goran to b««ny time left any more to think of what miserable meal* ue going down ^ad ctTilixatkai will end in ntaatrnpht Aoutd- iag t» Darwin, the efolntiouut, BUUI is naming «p toward th* npoua ) #* a*e anyway to Ku rushing through life that way. Why »f Why not go a little slower, with fewer acci- and emluatkw |e wpivriu^ 1 would pndict t|* vttimate failart d THE MAPLE REALTY CO. io wUch to apfltttf&to mere of tb« >BB3t B: 1928 Fast Steppers Gain Top In Two County Bowling Leagii High School didders Carteret Entry Has Two-And-A-Half Gam« L*ad Orw Big Game Postponed 1'TKAT UTTLE GAME* Tough Luck «»t Rivals. Locals Stand Good Chance Downed By Metuchen But Interest Keeps Up Of Grabbing Crown »H RoTTBH LOCVt? LvVTEM Rolling three six hiindr<>d acorn. They took the spcnnd (f»m« I Local Team On Short End of Managers of Both Team. Take OH (AY DEAL., .ho Fast Steppers scored a clesn i"f "09, thnir lx>»t total ni M Bl 1on 13-12 Score In Practice Advantajr^ of Delay To MV MITT «we«p over the Merry Fellows it it ' ' " I "«'lly rolled Scrimmage Build Up Lineups , WOTTA B.ETTIN', "YrtEH WE To ME Middlesex County Recreations! Duck — ( CAUGHT THE BE TEMPTED Pin Set, at the Madison nvrnue spectively. Coach McCarthy' s Carteret Hifth Tho 1 , _JJ weather Sunday afternoon ,- LOT MORE e>ooWIN ,-AMTJ ON THE "chutes" in Perth Amboy on last The tcorM: School grtdders were defeated by the Prevont«l the fourth game of the 1 <5Houus POOR tiEocEs AND Friday night, thereby Uking the FAST STEPPERS c rtere WINS W»TH FOUR E lend of the loop, as the Blue Rib- i Rogers HO Metuehfll High School eleven In a' * t-Amboy aeries, and tho man- ! practice game held at the Metuchen Rn^i postP oned the W«" to next OH N\Y NE*T t>EAL \ HAt> THREE EIGHTS Son Five dropped a set of game* to Knimere .150 field Friday afternoon in the prea- datTsf.,1 ,,T', Th».«>ri« * AND CAUGHT THE FOURTH.- the Terra Cotta Five- later in the ' Miilesk 102 ld Frid f f™ SS^T" f ttlC Cat evening. With only one more week Sullivan ence of 400 fans. The final score ?eret !»™ th A V™ ° " ON THE CAU- I SHOVJJS FOOtl V Tlme takin(? iif competition left, and the Fast Arv» W8s_13,12, and the locals inability the «„. ?' A ™ Ar*D THt &OY NET-T To by a dec >lve mar in from Steppers enjoying s two and a half _ to make good extra point kicks after -- ™~ " K THOSE Kame l*«d over their nearest rivals, | 601 * scoring touchdowns deprived them of MINES". victmy. I it looks as though the local entry in j MEKRY FELLOWS Medwick's two long runs for Both managers are busy securing the loop will cop the championship. Canslo 144 touchdowns featured the rather list- of big league baseball "DOOR FflOM The Steppers engage the Terra HeU US was a big favorite with the fans. the Handy Five by winning two out B. Donnelly 129 George Haas, whose playing st ctn- of three games. The Metals Five arc in eighth place and have little 550 A series of line smashes by Jerrj hopes foom emerging higher in the Czerpaniak and a long pass to Med- HANT1TS standing. Handy Jr. . 92 108 wick, who ran sixty yards resulted K»7.mere's 150 in the opening | Baker .. 94 81 in another touchdown. Another at- puno enable the Steppers to take 1 Nick 87 117 tempt for the extra point went n- nine. The fourth addition to th tho first game with the Merry Fel- 10B 128 stray. Throughout the entire third team is Harry Dane, of Key- Mantanda lows by a margin of 16 pinn. The 112' period, there was no scoring done, who was given a t Handy Sr 157 locals rolled 602, while the Merry although the Blue and White threat- at the start oj the cam- Fellows toppled the maples for a ened on many occasions. Thc home Dane will catch. Th 586 540 58ft score. In the second game the teamR staged another remarkable at- mainder of the team will be the margin between the" two teams was Til* Standing of »h« Mi) tack in the final quarter, and as a as usual, Vith Coplan, Sabo, and D'- over the hundred mark, as the County Duck Pin Taatmuf. result of many successive end runs, Zurilla helping Dykes in the out- Steppers rolled 660 to only 663 for W. L. they scored another touchdown, field; Medwick, Laurent, and Haas the Amboy Five. The locals scatter- which not only saved them the lead in the outfield. i Fast Steppers 2R- 8 hut enable them to win as the ref- Amboy has also madfc several ed the ppins for a 647 total in the ' Terra Cotta 24 9 10 eree's whistle was heard a moment changes in the lineup. Lautenback- finale, while the beBt the Amboy f Blue Ribbons 26 „ later. er, Reading International League team could get was a 540 score. Jess 1 Rahwfty Elks 25 11 twirler, will pitch for the Ti«*m> The Blue and White were partic- Sullivon was high man for the night Handys 21 18 nine. Moore, a Yankee recruit, will IN LINE with the SPORTSMEN with a 162 score, while Mishka Arva | Merry .Fallows 17 ight field. It is ex captured the high average score Leon* 15 make another import- -By the Sports Editou with a total of 426 pins for three (J, s. Metals 15 48 runs. The locals played well of- ant change before Sunday. Despite games, comprising a 143 average. Aciuehongas IB tl fensively, and the center of the line The Metals Five took the first two the forced postponement, the inter- Aero Club 14 28 games from the Handy Five by fairly Lawrence Harbor 14 est in the big series has not de- Football and Football Crank* of untruth in the statement if taken in a clean 22 creased and' a record crowd )a ex- Last Saturday, football officially made its sportsmanlike manner. Undoubtedly, foot- decisive margins but dropped the Cable 9 18 local eleven, Resko replaced by Her- pected to witness the fourth clash ftnol. Rolling 650 in the opening Dodd J Dodd 10 mann. The local team lined up in the 1928 debut. The thud of the pigskin and the ii takes its claims in injuries every season 26 at the Raritan Copper V match, the locals won with ease. Post Office 2 31 following manner: Tizzano is seeking the services of smell of liniment took the world by the hand —sometimes players are killed on the grid- Michael Resko, left end. Chuck Saladore, famous Internation- and placed it gently on the sidelines—so that iron. This very fact is the magnetic power M of Lifm'i Spa*: George Chomicki, left tackle. al League ump, to do the officiating Kenneth Harris, left guard, it might forget its troubles and watch with which draws little boys to the lots with a hat Since the Sixteenth century at this all important game, Kelly, VDIAMCNDV erage spun of human life has 1 Ike Daniels, center. carefree eyes one of the most interesting and tied up with string to take the place of the of Trenton, will assist him. Play APICK-UPSA creased from 21 to M years, ac Henry Green, right suard. will start promptly at 3 o'clock so moat thrilling sports ever known. The sav- pigskin. This very argument draws the human to data presented by the Pen John Eudie, right tackle. that a full nine inning game may age animal instinct ever present in man is giv- race in thousands to a huge bowl to witness The Toledo association club has ob- department of health. Better Leo Hart, right end. be played. tained Clilclr Fullts, outfielder, from conditions, more effective ways ot 1 Joseph Medwick, quarterback. The probable lineups: en a chance to unlimber itself in the whole- the "cream of football teams", and finally, the New Tfork Olants. bating and controlling dlMSM Charles Szelagj fullback. Carter** Amboy hearted mixup of a football contest. A brok- this reason fully supplies that human longing • » • more extensive health education Jerry Czerpaniak, left halfback. Carroll Lautenbacker Strangler Lewis Is arranging.a fare- the chief factors responsible tor en arm, a black eye, or a missing tooth is for battle and supremacy. well tour; Has the Strangler been Babe Coughlin, right halfback. pitcher lengthening of life. talking to Harry Lauder? Score by periods: Dane Poliish held as a mark of honor by every red-blooded Football is by no means an "easy" sport. Carteret , 6 B 0 0—12 catcher boy or man who triumphantly shoves the It is roughly modeled after the game of life. * * ' Metuchen 7 0 0 6—13 Coplan Herman brown oval over the last line frfr a touch- If something could be done to make The summary: You have your ups and downs, your kicks, Brooklyn play the Cardinals for about first base down, Substitutions for Carteret, Her- D'fyirilla Burnett and frowns, but when the goal is reached you a month, Cub stock would take a rise. mann for Resko. second base - Football today is not merely a survival laugh—they all do. So for the sake of clean • • • Touchdowns, Carteret, Medwick, Dykes Forman of the fittest, it is a survival of the fleetest sports and fair play—don't be a football crank* - Umpire Becker In the Pacific Coaat shortstop league tK$t Gordon Rhodes' curve (2). and the glory of the powerful. Of course, you —it will never do you any good, for football Isn't e curve—bat n ten-Inch shell ex- LUMBE1 Sabo Pennoyer Touchdowns, Metuchen, G. Fugel, ploding." (2). third base always hear some old-fashioned crony come a- has the world in such a strong grasp, that the Point after touchdown G. Fugel, Laurent Rogers • • • round with his yearly cry, "What do they get only way you can do away with it is to be an In Garland Buckeye, Fred Tltzglm- left field out of it but a kick in the face or a broken inventor of a game as, thrilling, and as excit- mom and Jim Faulkner the Giant* JACKS HaaB Egean ing which can be played without the use of have three ot the biggest pitchers In center *\eld back?" The crony may be true with his com- the big leagues. Staten Island Entrant Medwick Moore plaints, and then again, there may be a tinge any physical exertion—marbles don't count. • • • right field Fred Sheridan, pitcher for the Takes Two Races Frausche Romer Washington Senators, was released to Moulton : - Worth Woodbridge; $28.00 per month;" In- Walter Johnson'* Newark (N. J.) quire Nathan Duff or phone Wood- Freemason Who Men's All-Leather "Rick" Decker Walks Away utility CLASSIFIED ADS Bears on option. bridge 1234. Opposes Smith • • • With Both Card*. Next Classified advertisements only one W.I. 8-10, tf. Helen Wills, the famous tennis star, Big Credit Jewelry Company cent a word; minimum charge 25c. Exhibition To Be Held FOR iRENT—Woodbridge; furnished played her first tournament at the Opens Branch In Parth Amboy Betrays Order Berkeley Tennis club In California, at On Columbu* Day FREE instruction, piano or violin, apartment for light housekeeping. the age of.fourteen. $8.50 for use of room, must be central- Telephone Woodbridge 50-J; or call • • * A shivering crowd of approxi- With the opening of the Wald A Freemason Is disloyal to bis or- ly located. Address Misa E. Wood, 531 Rahway avenue. To check a losing streak, If possible. AND UP TO $18. 5 I mately three thoussnd saw the Credit Jewelry store in Perth Am- der and betrays it if he opposes the 120 Irving Btreet, Rahway. W. I. tf. Woodbridge Board Speedway racing boy, high class watches, diamonds, election of a Catholic to. the Presi- Bloomipgton obtained Outfielder Fits placed within W.I., 10-5* dency on religious grounds, according Gerber from Kansas City and Catcher magnates unravel two races last and other jewelry >:•:. OJWICES to rent, $15 per month. v to Supreme Court Justice Townseud Feoner from St. I'uul. - Sunday afternoon on the board sau- the reach of all by meana of the Inquire Middlesex Press, 18 Green HELP WANTED Scudder, former Qrand' Master ot • • » cer up the street. Roland Decker, of concern's convenient credit arrange- street, Woodbridge chain WANTED—Boy over 18 years for Masons In New York State. Harry Slate, strikeout king of the Staten Island, merely ran away with ments„ . Th—e- store :•; one ot a. laboratory work, preferably with HOMES FOR SALE In a letter to William Ritchie, Jr., New Englnm) lfu(!ue lust seanon, with both races. In fact, Decker was so I of stores owned and operated by the high school training. Apply Metal Nasliuu, has signed to pitch for Duffy far ahead, that the raees were not, Wald Company. The. other stores a fellow Mason of Omaba, Nebraska, & Thermit Corp., Carteret. SIX room bungalow, tiled bath, Lewis' Portland Mariners. even interesting. I are located in Shamokm. Shenan- and chairman of the Smith-for-Presl- steam heat, $6500. $250 down, • • • In place of the card of three tenldoah and Mahai^v City, Pennsylvan- WQtlK WANTED dent clubs in that state, who had $45 monthly; all improvements; Paul EaBterllng, a spring fancy at LUMBERJACKS mile splashes and a final race of flf- la. Albert Ore a who is secretary Phone Woodhridge 929-J. telegraphed that some Masons were YOUNG GIRL wants a position as Detroit, Is now gardening for the To-- ty clips, the spectators were given of the company is also manager of W.I. 9-28; 10-5, 12. refusing to support Smith, Justice the Perth Amboy branch. The Wald mother'* helper, or to assist with Scudder wrote: ronto Leafs. At least he has a better one ten miler and a twenty-five loop chance to be on a pennant winning mixup. Many of the drivers whd concern is s,aid to be the largest of house work;. Tel. 222-R Woodbridge. FOR SALE "Tnere is no connection botween my $2.85 had planned tp race were not even its kind in the country. W.I. 10-5* Freemasonry, the Governor's Catholi- Just at present the Perth Amboy FOR SALE—Furniture complete for at the track because of the noubt: MASON WORK DONE—All kinds cism and my advocacy of bis election ,A-N p UP TO ? 1 0,. 0 store is featuring the Benrus strap entire house, including suites for Ed Hiinuu of Georgia Tech, who ful weather. Oh yes, Old Jupitei> of repairing, sidewalks laid, ga- us President. Freemasonry has no «nd wrist watch. The Wald Com- parlor, with piano, dining room, li- smashed the broud Jumping record In Pluvius had to have his tears in it* rages and cellars built, and house brary, two bedrooms and kitchen, concern with any man's religion other the Oymplc trials, didn't start broad (Wool and Leather) or the races wouldn't be natural at pany is the authorized' agent for plastering done. Work done by day with all floor coverings. than to exact ot its members belief jumping until be broke the arch In bis all. this famous watch that has been In God and moral lives. Governor steadily gaining in popularity not or contract. Michael Knapek, Maw- Must be disposed of immediately left foot Mike Hickaon, twice winner on Smith is a God fearing man, a church- only on account of its unquestioned bey street, Woodbridge. P. O. Box to settle estate. Will be sold cheap. the local track did not race because man and lives a moral life-, superiority but because it is made No. 266. Apply B. Engelman, Room 14, Citi- Jack Hendrlcks. Cincinnati Reds' "lamb - Knit" his famous Bupp Special had been in BO many designs suitable for men W.I. 9-14, 21, 28; 10-5* zens Bank Bklg., Rahway. 'It follows then that a Freemason manager, was one of the first college piled up rather unceremoniously on of women in all walks of life. 7-6 .tf. Is disloyal to hia order and betrays stars to make good In major league 100% another track and was not in condi- SIX room house, steam heat; tiled It who opposes Governor Smith's elec- baseball, having played for North- The Perth Amboy store is located tion to drive. Undoubtedly Mike and SIV room house, steam heat; tiled FIREWOOD for sale, pine or oak, in tion solely bscauBe the Governor Is s western university. in the center of the shopping dis- Rick Decker would have shown some bathroom; large plot; all improve- any lengths desired.' Pbons Wood- Catholic, and such an one is also dis- trict of Perth Amboy,) at 141 Smith > • * WOOL SWEA1 class had they clashed last Sunday, ments ,$6750; $260 down, balance bridge 190. John Thomas, Oakland loyal to our country because he ap- Dale Gear, president of the Western ! but it was not to be so. street. $5,0 monthly; Phone Woodbridge avenue, Sewaren, plies a religlouB test as a qualification league and Western association, re- ALL COLORS AND SI In the twenty-five mile race, 929-J, for office which the constitution of ports that the most pleasing note of Ralph Malamand, of Brooklyn, Two Carteret Men W.I. 9-28; 10-5, 12. FOR SALE—-Complete Shrubbery the United States forbidi. the tlrst half in each race has been showed some dasBy driving, and he Fined In Local Court for your home. 1 large 8 to 1-0 "Governor Smith to my mind tyirf- the lack of umpire trouble. was hot on Decker's trail when he FOR RENT ft. Apple, Pear, of Plum tree, 3 flea the spirit and genius ot America. • * • bearing size Grape vines, 1 Norway failed to take a turn, and crashed WOODBRIDGE— ROOM AND BOARD, 611 Barron His lite and attainments are, and The Veteran John into the top guard rail on the track. Spruce, 12 to 15 inch, 1 Arbor Vital Michael Kowashwish, 28 yaars Avenue, Woodbridge. ever will be an Inspiration to our turned In his resignation as manager For a moment it looked as though old, 26 Hudson street, Carteret, was American, 16 to 18 inch, 1 Golden youth. I support him for the Presi- of the Laurel team of the Cotton W.I. 10-5, 12. ; the plucky little driver would go lined $7.60 on a charge of drunken- Cedar, 10 to 12 inch, 3 year Mock dency for the very reasons which lm States Ituguo und Kobert Schang, vet- through the rail, but he righted the ness Monday in polka court. 4pmes FOR RENT—Modern large 6-room Orange, Weigela, Forsythib, Spirea, pelled my forbears to support Abra- eran catcher, has been taken on. car by Borne excellent driving. The Judge, colored, of 29 Hudson street, flat with pantry, hardwood floors, Coral Dogwood, 3 large Rose Climb- ham Lincoln." * • « ers, 10 different Perennials, all for Miller racer was damaged, however, Carteret, was fined $12.60 for tres- steam heat, screened throughout in- Justice Scuduer Is a former mem- ' Babe Ruth Is believed to huve the $12.00. Janso's Nursery, Sewaren, and Malamand was forced to leave passing on railroad property. He cluding front and back* porches. ber ot Congresu and has served as a heaviest but made. While the uverugu N. J., near Public School, the race. was arrested by Harry Conlan, u Back porch is inclosed w.ith four member of the Supreme Court bench but used by other players Is from 28 W.I. 10-5, 19, 26* With the Brooklyn driver out of railroad detective. Judge was parol- windows. Electrically controlled hot u( New York State almostcontlnuaily ounces to 40 ounces, the great hume- it, Decker took to his heels and ran led to pay the fine. ' water supply. For rent November since 1907. , run slugger uses one weighing 52 1. $65. Inquire 83 New Brunswick HOMES FOR SALE WORK away with the clip. He arrived back ounces. avenue, Rahway, N. J. FOUR room bungalow, $4750. $100 at his pit nearly three laps to the Wrong Idea of Sin good, and as far as anyone knows, down, balance $35 monthly; all CALIFORNIA WOMAN ON While Walter JubunoD Is worrying More should be written about the 14S2 GROVE Avenue; Furnished improvements; Phone Woodbridge 2 he was home in Staten Island before NATIONAL COMMITTEE over the gtuudlag of%tl|e Newark SHOES the last one hove into sight. pleasures of virtue. The old theology rooms, all improvements; private 929-J. hears and wondering when he'll pitch gave the impression that sin to de- W L 10 5 SAN MATEO, C»l—Mr«. Ceclll* C. Among the also rans were Henry family. ^ ' _ : * W.I. 9-28; 10-5, 13. a full game, his sou Walter Johnson, lightful and that those who forego CaBnerly ot San Mateo, a candidate for Turgeon who couldn't get his Tur- Jr., Is likewise a manager ot the Ull- It give up what 1B most thrilling tn FOR RENT—Furnished room, 608 WANTED Congress tn this District, has tjeea geon Social to "perk", Tommy Bul- buru '/'"'Tiers ol Mllburn, N. J. l MlfailDfl Barron avenue. Phone 11U6-J. appointed to the Women's Advisory v THE er, Gummie Tramison, Dave Lavell, W.I. 10-6* WANTED—Second hand Boy's Bi- Committee o( the Democratic N*tlonal and Fred Blanchi. Bianchi merely cycle. Tel. 1191-J. W.I. 10-6 Committee. spread a smoke screen around the APARTMENT for rent. Six rooms ME Th* Moon Debunhmd Mechanical Violin track with his Bianchi Special and and sun porch, 45 D School street. REFINED couple wish'to rent roomB oroof aa any that the moon RAIL HEAD ON COMMITTED A violin that tilajs luuif has been then retreated to his pit. His e&r Telephone 66(1. W.I. 10-5* for one or two. Only gentlemen o{ gret!D „„«„. Is offered perfected uj two French engineers. ll ii Oh »• need Apply. 61B Linden avenue. had un ott day". I r.'r'utUe'ucl'hersoD glrL She says FOR RENT—Bungalow, all Improve- CHICAUO.—W. Q. Blerd, President The violin, It Is claimed, will ulav l W.I. 9-21, 28. SHOl On Columbus Day, Friday, Oc-, f • ™ he (rue hec(iuge Ood Bllde ments. Harriet street. ul the Chicago and Alton Railroad, anything, from the clasilrs to uudern to.er 12, the management has an- ' before h8 — CU£AN KAGS wfcnted, »IM of h«nd hae been aupuiuted nuauclal director (ox-trots, It Is an ordinary violin, PKTKU Vix;KL, l'io[>rietq a W.I. 9-28; 10-5* nounced that it will present * series " » Wet,k, kerchief 01 larger, 5c * pound tor Illinois for th* DuuiocrtUlo Ni- «u[>i)urted by a "crudl«" arraiiKemtnL of board track championship rm:w with a me-' Titketa purchased for the Sunday ,.,iwned the Htthway avenue or Phone 267. Woodbridge. clic ulcal wtMchniMil wlilcli luhket It races will be honored at the holiday the big race will ^ «^wnad tha "stroke" the string. Tim v:ulln Is WoodWge, N. W.I. 9-21 tf, ' mention th}* paper whei Wood and Cotton PWnm, Wtar Miller declared WoTld^I Chanipio^ Hair«*-^ when It la 1 operated by perforated dlakfa and In It h«lp» you, it helps them, it tl ber I* stronger ' ~UVi«*.lttJlW: SHERIFF TOTES yCHEVROLET BIBLE ON DUTY Wisconsin Official Preachct During Spare Tim*. Perth Amboy Headquarters dnd now, a Bvpwtor, Wts.—No revolver or blackjack, re*dj to be uaed against a lawbreaker, project* from the tilp pocket of H. A. Turnbull, the "preach- tat abarUr of Donglits county, WIs For the new Tba TonUrall hip pocket. Instead, tmlflsa with • Bible. Million Btod two year* ago on an In ticket, with reform Mppnrt, Sheriff Tnmbull has succeeded In Chevrolets building np a progrnm different from that which held nwny for ynar» in the county. He hnft Imbued his force with religions spirit. Not only hni- 1- he their support In hl« law enforce ment program, but also he frequently has them dlscnwiitig different phases COLONIAL RADIO of religion and Intprpretlag the Bible. It Is not nniisnn] for Sheriff Turn bull to appear In some amnll town a the county on week days, discover and destroy a st111, and, on the fol- lowing Sunday, preach to the towns- people from the pulpit. Yet Turnboll With the wonderful new says he U not a crusader and seen no great harm In a man "taking a drink occasionally." Bible study and preaching have not Interfered with Inw enforcement In the sheriff's office. Ills forces are dally CUTTING DYNAMIC SPEAKER on some mlsslpn throughout the large county. The sheriff persists In leaving \fir$t Choice his weapons at home when he goes out for lawbreakers. 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The Appointment of the Vv Wald Credit Jewelry Co. 141 Smith Street Authorized Agents in Perth Amboy of the Nation- ally Advertised Benrus Strap and Wrist) Watches Where you can Purchase on Credit at Cash Prices

EAD1NG sportsmen in America proclaim Benru* the most depend- X able and accurate timepiece told today. BENRUS hat gained a great reputation for the wonderful admiration it* wearer gains. For a fashionable timepiece for Milady, Benrus has no equal, its charm and beauty has won the confidence of thousands. Qnce you wear Benrus you will never be without one. See the large flpection of new designs at Wald's tomorrow! Easy terms at no extra cost and unusual low prices await you. Let this popular store show you this "Watch of Tomorrow." BENRUS WATCH CO. NEW YORK BENRUS BENRUS The Strap WertcK of Fashion Smartest Sportsmerv DIAMONDS WE TRUST YOU Watch for Milady 100 WHY PAY CASH? A WEEK We Will Cheer- We fully Trust NEW BENRUS JUNIOR Extend Specially designed for the seeker of dependable moderate priced time- You SOUVENIRS piece. Radium dial. Wearing You Jeweled movement, fully Credit guaranteed. CHARMING For the dainty wrist! MASCULINE Take many weeks to pay Rich engraved gold Fine 14 kt. white gold filled case. 15 jewel filled case. 15 jewel at NO extra cost shockproof movement, shockproof movement. luminous dial, complete Possesses unusual beauty. with select leather strap.

AND UTS YOU CAN WEAR A BENRUS ;-', GET For at little as ACQUAINT ^DOWN Balance in Easy Weekly Payment! DISTINCTIVE STURDY A timepiece of unques- Sportsmen's favorite! tioned quality. Artistic $ Withstands the roughest engraved gold tilled case. man Beautiful 14 «• Very fashionable and ful- gold fined ease. Guaran- ly guaranteed. 24' teed 15 jewel movement.

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The pride of ownership is held Benrui among America's great«a>rt ' Every Banna watch baa a shock- sportsmen. Some of theso are Bw*, poof moVMMKt And • tntvo pMM CREDIT JEWELERS Ruth, Knute Rockne. Gmw Sal • N with aaactel dwt-prool pw*J°: and countless others. Special ci HI &e«L and «ihrwlt-l>u ory»tal term* make it possible for you . Svers/Vott «M, therefor*, aamtd wear one of these funiuua wutche*. umplet* protection. Bcnrw s> 1 offen tMM feature*. 141 Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey S - THE ATCH Of TOMRORO I TOURING WEST |) FMIIIERS I3333E H03- M. E. 6ISK3F Corn Belt Lender* Refuse to Canfei RICHMOND. Vn Severely rebus Vote For Smith Is Worth With Rep'iV-^ri Candidate Ing four WptluicllHt Bplacopal bishops for "attempting to Hsu the Church or $50 An Acre to Farmer, HT. PAH!,, Minn. Ili-rlnrlng thai ganlr-atlon to promote the election of mmm nny farmer who supported Herbert Herbert Hoover." 139 "memben and Hnover would hi' "a traitor to thf> supporters" of that Church passed a Says Republican Banker mime of agriculture," A, W. Rlckir. resolution here condemning the "or- » iiiblefbrthouarK}, Hpr.rotnry of Ihn Corn Belt Federation ganized asunlt which Is being made Of business successes or Farmers, pointed out. In a slate upon the Democratic organisation of EANKAKRR. Ill "Flftr dollars Indiana, lewa, Tennemee,- Kansas. jjwwghout the country. South T>akota, Nebratk* and Mon- mnnt tasuftd here, that not a single every Southern Rtate." ser sow tor ynnr rote!" tana for permission to reprint It." In rpcngnliad farm leader had accepted Among the signers of the statement Everybody in town That aloKVi In W« black type I* the advertisement. Mr. Snow said: the Republican candidate's Invitation were Henry C. Htnart, formsr GoTer- may know you but aygwarfag in torn] npwupaperi at the "Mr. Farmer, In pre-War dayil to meet him and "talk over the situa nor of Virginia, and Representative fef*4 of fan p*K MI mrnlrn produce at prices unprotected by the t!1 R*jrabllran« in repudiate Hnorar tariff, for their tariff In absolutely In- ar? m#-rrd»*l with the •us1 tb- CnnlidKi- pollrlpa. He laid: effective because of a small Rurplun. skill an in yuur neighborhood SOUPS — and learn why it pays FLOUR V«g to purchase all your food needs at the Store where cans Economy Bole*.

WlwtoMUK No Matter Where Yoa Sugar CHEESE High Speed Motors Moved f lbs. October Fir*t -35- need Within a few moment* walk from your new ad- this oilier oil dress, no nutter where »ken Sliced Sumweet you have moved — you Cigarettes because wffl find a cheery A A P offering the same values PINEAPPLE PRUNES that are typical of every it's a tougher *& -: Packed to Sanitary Cartons A k P stare. IWNI Caporab, Old iPa»>ffafciia" iy Puritan Malt r,]^",^ •« 59c focdy at 700 revolutions per minute. With otter C BtuhSixe bathroom under all motor oils used by motorists today, the marhlna •*a».llllk'lK23?W0* Mavl«°^r 6^25 became over-heated and the oil tailed at from P«.M^I«Syra IU>SC conditions 300 to -WO rsvdiKlocu per mlnuta. BiiM .Cooca^ltr f 4^25° - 25' STANDARD MOTOR OIL TVOMMMOII OU OM PStandwdr motor Ml Odorles»—Efficient—Inexpensive SPECIAL RATES FOR TRANSIENTS DR. SCHWARTZ Fair Tr*»im»nt t« AJU. 87 Broad Street, Elizabeth Cor Green St. and Rahway Ave. Tel. 49 Office Phone—204. 1 ReridencB Phone—2t9. Telephone 143 Perth Amboy WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 9 A. M.—6 P. M. Mon. Wed. And Fri, 'till « P. M.

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Painless Extraction! Dr. Mallaa' "Sw««V|| Air" method me i scientific and ]_ If.ss way in which ^ tu ilu extractlBg.'j TlniubumJ.< can tify to this, es moderate for »tt'j work. Fillings, Bridges and Crownf] Inserted Most Painless A Little Misunderstanding X-RAY YOUR TEETH EtMNFY OF THE FORCE FREE EXAMINATION AND ADVICE ANYT1MB See Me First! What I Have to Offer Our well appointed and tho ly modern offices enable us to ] form any kind of dental with ease and comfort to the dent and at the same time d<> as quickly as U consistent good work. "Dr. Mallasl 72 BROAD ST., Elisabeth, N. J. S A. M. - « *• M. M.oday, We* tad Fri. tUI 9 F. I , OCTOBER 6, 1928 PREST PAGE TEN and the Worst is Yet to G)m< Classified Ads Bring Results Republican Editor Assails G. O. P. - -i H AT THE i. In Reply to Letter Asking Sir^ ' HAS I.IFF- IT5FI.F j WA8HIN':: •. .v at «onn«p. »< FOR ITS VILLAIN . UM tntctllc r' is» C-siidc* pa. f;«»till ".f I «m;» .—«t Starriaf iM: '• iot>k good •Bt j-DB xtv. l think It ii-o- Prodaction l.fy ray ei That * IE pnn:. and ao I tliY politic- j Do you like th> and tinsel TD^: the O>o!»:c<- pohcie*. whict of the stape j »7 Herbert N Mr. ll««a l« p'*""ri * to corr.lnne, »» Do you like sophi«tifati<»r.T Bean Bu»lr.<-« ;.r from »T.;ii" hav» hid mare fr*in lijskruptry »nc Or do you prefer f-mpHcity. dip- A weu«. H> t^.'rif of tit BW rural lirtrei! ihi» has eilsted nity, philosophy of life* -rr.aL line* oar pl;nie*rs came W>5t in cov "After Midnig-ht," Nnrma Shear- The 6"'Oth I's ^il'.ir had tveen ered »acoa» tad cviqaered Uif er's new sitarring prcduct'on for :o tapper*. Her Metro-GoldwjTj-Mayer, cpminir S«t- ISM by Mr F "Too reail* hiTf- no rtalliatJon o: , t« in value Ftfir tboarancl The picture, directed by Monta fa pr-imo'i tr.< U r,f Mr Ho» bmio'ff men have gone trrokc Foui i Bell, was based on the aire?'or's Ter upon ihr- »"le ground thai he tbonuod rural harrii1 haTr failed | own original story, which w»? latsr n •will curry '« 'h* f'wlidire pollctei.' CooliiJ^e waj PresWen-. i fictionized by Adele Roger? St. tc Tour plea I****" m* »• cold " ">* * iryretfeirtiw tke peopl Johns and published in Cosmopolitan %e\A*\A of a polar fa. rani n»Ue( )>UU twice anr Magazine. "As a HppnM'ran 1 eLthustaaticsily twice the Sun hif ber up retoed then; i It is a smart story of twu sisters, New York's Newest—KAHLER Mode decline to do any mirta fool thin* I Thai i» the paramount Coolidge rr>: i as unlike as day and night—nne, who »m tor Hoorfr tint abom •• t»r »« icy We har« been tocriad tt!(» i despite her profession as a cigarette "(JIASHIONABLE BLACK," says Paris, Madam- you can thro* nar party elephant by Don t think. «BT Wall SL friend, you K'fl in a jazz palace, maintained dig- the pin fcathor* with your arm broken can do tt Main. nity and decency, the other, a fhorui £/ What black shoe could be more fashionable In four D\»'fr "With kinder! persona! regards. ?<• girl who lived for today only, picked than one of lovely, lustrous Patent Leather or soft "Out in the We«t, wher* men »r» are at Hbertj to putlish Ihia aad gi her friends at random but made the kid—And right now it's almost indispensable supreme sacrifice when it became ne- to the tr»DTnl" >D<1 to the derll" in the wardrobe of the style pace-maker. cessary. Lawrence Gray And Gwen Luckily, too, you need not now forego the Lee are seen with Miss Shearer in A Clarified Adv. Will Sell It Mention •big p*J*r tn most fashionable Kahler Shoe for fear of this lavish production of New York life. — fopt discomfort- Kahler comfort does not depend upon the pliabilityof the — ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW leather. It's the certain result of NORMA SHEARER IN A five famous comfort features GREAT PERFORMANCE which are built into every 411 P. S. Drivers Get 1st "The Actrut," A Stirriag Pictar* Kahler Shoe. Dead Fern* Summary of Traffic Act Based On Pinero's "TrelsmMy BLACK KID BROWN KID Sometimes ferns that look dead of the Wells" can be revived by placing pots la hat In order that all drivers of com- water and letting stand until the wa >any automobiles may familiarize The thousand* of screen ctar; who FIVE FEATURES IN EVERY SHOE ter cools. hemselvea with the New Jersey knew and loved Norma Slearer for 'raffic Act which went into effect her marvelous delineation of Kathie 5TYLE—XV ith Comfort QancedeA eptember 1, a bulletin containing j in "The Student Prince" as well as PHONE WOODBRIDGE 1212 he important features of that act "SUPREME AUTHORITY' those who admired the feminine aa been sent out generally tf their traveling saleswoman of "The Latest SATURDAY ONLY- 2—FEATURES—2 mployees by Public Service ;om- 3 From Paris", will find both their fav- WEBSTER'S < lanies. Lv characters cunibinwl in Miss DR -KAHLER SHOES NEW INTERNATIONAL Stressing the importance of the Shearer's new picture, "The Aclress'l strict adherence to the law, the which opens Sunday at the State DICTIONARY julletin reminds the drivers that it Theatre. is the desire of the companies that The Miss Shearer of "The Ac- -THE MERR1AM WEBSTER .11 drivers carefully observe it at tress" is an actress indeed—a finish- ed player of ripened powers full; Because 11 times. capable of using her abilities in the Hundreds of Supreme Court most dramritic manner. Her Rose is ]udg« concur in highest prate of the work as theit Authority. a woman of supreme charm, at FRANK NOLAN The Presidents of all leading Uni- times a gay, hoyendish wrecker oi versities, Colleges, and Normal DO IT NOW human hearts and again a serious School* give their hearty irulorx- searcher after the supreme truths of 163 Smith Street PERTH AMBOY existence. In either role she is equal- mcnL Formerly Klein & Nolan All States that have adopted a Send us the price of a ycar't ly appealing. large dictionary as standard have subscription if you are in arrears The story is the familiar one of selected Webster's New Interna- "Trelawney of the Wells" adapted tional. and improved in its translation to The Schoolbooks of the Country the silver screen. The plot concerns adhere to the Merriam-Webster an actress in one of the minor thea- RE AD E'S READE'S system of diacritical marts- tres of London who loves an pristo- The Government Printing Office Babies Love It crat whose father, naturally perhaps, Added Feature— at Washington uses It u auiWrj. objects to the union. On this- net- MAJESTIC STRAND CLYDE COOK and LOUISE FAZENDA in WRITE for » ample put of ihe Nn» For all stomach and intestinal work, Sidney Franklin has reared a PERTH AMBOY Warij, •pecimen of lUguUr inj India structure of laughs and pathos that Fiptn,FB££. troubles and disturbances due PERTH AMBOY "PAY AS YOU ENTER" to teething, there is nothing. has seldom been excelled on the Now Playing— 0.AC screen, Now Playing— SUNDAY - MONDAY, October 7 - 8— better than a safe Infants'and Children's Laxative. I Ralph Forbes does easily the best work of his career with the role of C0U£EN Arthur Gower. His part is reserved MRS. WINSLOWS yet effective, dignified, yet intense. He will go far. STMJP Owen Moore as the playwright who loves and- loses, Gwen Lee and Roy D'Arcy as the actor?, and per- JOHN I haps best of all, 0. P. Heggle as the terrible and unforgiving Sir William will make screen history. Lee Moran GILBERT is also effective in a comedy hit. The story deals in dramatic fash- | ion with the coutship of a popular I young actress by a young scion oi ] wealth and aristocracy whose par- Planting '. ents oppose the union. The | conflict provides scenes nf u EMU (tabl" intensity, in which Miss Shear 2jJjOAN CRAWFORD You Will Love : er is superb. JANNIHCS TUESDAY ONLY, October 9—2 Show., 7 and 9 P. M.— the Year Round — A ClassiBed Adv. Will Sell It - AN ERNST We have In our Buraery over 60 acrea of UINTSCH exceptionally fine specimen. Evergreens In manjr WM. F. MURPHY varieties. PRODUCTION VAUDEVILLE Azalens. Native and Hybrid Rhododendrons, JapancM SHEET METAL WORK * 5 ALL STAR ACTS-5 Mapiei arid numerous other rare plants such aa Wower- Tin :: Copper :: Sheet Iroa 1ng Crab. Pink Dogwood. Hawthorn. Flowering Al- Roofing and Hot Air Heating Feature Photoplay — TiM.D'l, Mountain Ash. t'erenuiala. Roses, |tock Plants, etc 45 MAIN STREET BRYANT WASHBURN in "UNDRESSED" EVEIIYTHING TO BEAUTDT THB ^_ Tel. Wortd'uriilg. 96 WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY, October 10-11— HOME GBOVNDS First of all get our expert adrlce on bow and what to WARNER tV.OS. pment plant. Your Tlslt to our nursery l moat An Amazing Success welcome. Bell E.Ute Flwtlii*; to Bait Bwy The Boy from the Big Town fiiuk more than PLMNFIELD Feenamint Coming SATURDAY— he ever knew in the The Chewing LAXATIVE Allen McQuahe Little Town! William Haines in FORTUNE . . . Sings . . . NURSERY Chew It Like Chewing Gum "JEANN1NE" "EXCESS BAGGAGE" Happy - Go - Lucky, « Scotck Plain, N.J. A pleasure to u»t. V«y efficient. Human story for HUNTER T«L ntt Taawood Children love it. No taste but that Coming SUNDAY— Al JoUon Sings Young Hearts Every- Hoabwn et tb» of sweet mint. The nmt popular »i/lHELENE COSTELLO laxative became ii'« a "tatisficr." Billie Dove in where! "SONNY BOY" 15c and 25c. "THE YELLOW LILY" DinctUi, CHARUS F.MlSNIt A WARNER BROS. PRODUCTION Now is the opportune time to FRIDAY, October 12— Perth WARN£R BROS, praent Two darkies' hair- ROXY THEATRE Amboy have your Fur Coat Remodeled HAM^EGGS raising adventures with gtrU, gho»U Be»t Best Bert Your FUR COAT has probably been forgotten. attheHlDNT and guns in No» Muiic Show Picture* Now is the time to have it examined. It may Man's Und! in Town in Town in Town with TOMWIISON More fun than * only require a slight alteration to make it over HtlNIE CONKLIN do ten minstrel to the present-day style. MYRNALOV if lows! ALL - WAYS

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