VOLUME 87. No 46. South Amboy, N. J , Saturday, February 16,1918 Price Three Qent*.

job to keep things right. "It If Visit The Schools Week Junior Red Cross Work necessary" be said, "to come out to drill regularly in order to be well MM CAMP FUND Starts Next Monday JUST TOOK THE Taken Up By Schools IF trained In case of any emergency." After a few remarks further the The State Commissioner of Educa- Since Tuesday, February 12, and company was dismissed. tion has recommended that tbe week continuing for ten days the Chapter He then addressed tbe band. He , ^ beginning Monday, February 18, be cms School Committee of the local Red said that he bad heard a good many observed throughout the state as Cross is conducting a campaign In .,.«.,. military bands during his time but ttaifhU tf Co\mb*s "Go Over The Visit-the Schools Week, and in ac- Contracts at Gaverameiit Shel every school, Public and Parochial, Members Ot (lOVCrflOf S Staff Visit there were few who couliJ play bet- Tat" to Their Campaign, a cordance with this recommendation to promote the organization of the This City and find Gaod Progress ter than the Third Battalion band the pupils of the local schools are Plant Caught Hdpim Thcmsclvi s school Junior Red Cross. The or- although they had been organized Caamiltm feel Pleased by the inviting anil urging parents and ta Water WtUwrf Ptfwisswn ganization is complete when tho —Band flighty Complimented on only a short time. He said there Pr«NBt Response of the People others to visit the schools. school fund represents the equiva- Good Musk f urnished 100 Per was only one other band in Neif in tbe circular which Dr. Kendall TktMfht It Was a Perth Amboy lent of ,25c for every pupil. This Jersey thut had anything on the —Gran* Knight Nagle Extends has sent out to school officials and MaiN-Caiwcil Issues More Notes fund is used to purchase material Cent. Attendance of Members is local organization and that could "put it over" on them mid that waa teachers, be clearly sets forth the which Is made up by tbe pupils into I Qcdittd to Company. ^Thanks. objects of this movement and cites ta Meet Demands. lied Cross supplies the Oamtlon band which had been m uross supplies. 1 JT "^ ' the benefits resulting from it. "Co organized a long time. He spoka If the Junior Red Cross is to im \f. ,, " " The closing week of (he Knights operating between the homes and tbo National war service orgnntzn veiling the olllcia of the band having an opportunity Tho regular bi-monthly meeting o n. Vntlniml war Hprvlffi nrirnnizn- f °" Tuesday ev Columbus War Camp Fund cam- schools is always necessary, but this tion it must roach overy school In and muster of Company F to play for the big men of trie state paign will go down as the greatest the Common Council was held in nnd the Third llattulion Bond tool at tlie military camp at Sea Girt year It Is particularly fitting that the Council Chamber of tho City Hal tlio country. For tills reason the ton week of the campaign. Rev. W. A. school officials and teachers employ lilnco In the armory cf Company V next summer. Following the official en WodneBduy ovoning of this week days between Lincoln's blrthdiiy, Gllflllan, rector ot the Church of every afiency to make this' co-opera- mi Fiist (street, The luapcction was Inspection the band rendered several '" The meeting being held on Wednes- Fobrunry 12, and Washington's birth- Our Lady of Victories, sent in a tion mere vital and effective. There conducted by Inspector General Pat- selections linisliiiiK up with the "Star day Instead of Tuesday on ucuoun day, February 22, bavobcen sot asldo check for $980.13 which was the re- is an enormous interest in tbe war, an mi enrollment week for the schools .turson of tho Governor's Staff assisted Spangled Banner." sult of the campaign In Sayrevllle, of Tuesday IJCIIIK U legal holiday. as tin ro should be, but this interest In the country, livery Mate in the hy Alajor Ilorden head of tho Third South River and Parlln. Have previ- After the lull cull, which showed should not detract from the interest country will aim within tbat week Miittallon. Karly in the day th ously acknowledged the sum of $319.98 all tlio councllinen In thoir places, in tho school and groat as this In- to niiiUo "Kvory School ii lied Cross inspecting party consisting of mem- as Parlln's donation to this fund the clerk read tho minutes of the Next Big Play Will Be terest already is we imiBt all strive Auxiliary ami ii center for I'utrlotio bers ot the Governor's Official Staff which makes tbe total amount from pruvlouH meeting and of the special to make it greater." Sorvlco." and the staff of Major Borden arriv- 'tha Sayrevllle district the large sum meeting. Thero being no errors or Pays to Advertise" nuring the week all classos will Will you beli) to Kiiln 100% en- ed In this city. Governor Edga was of $1,300.11 which shows that the corrections they were approved by unable to be present at the inspoc/4 head of the Sayrevllle campaign left follow the regular schedule except Councilman Stuntou, rollment? St, Patrick's Day will be observed on Thursday, February 21, when tlon In this city on account of a no atone unturned to do their bit A lengthy petition of the Public The local Chapter School Commit- in St. Mary's Hall this year an usual. liutriotlo exercises will be held by too luiH prepared a letter stating the Hpeaklng engagement at tha State Following the custom of many years for the welfare and comfort of the Service (Jan Company to the Hoard Captltal, Tuesday being Lincoln'^, Midler*. There also waa received the several departments aa follows: aims find IHUIIOKOB of the organiza- a play, vupper and dance will bt of iPubllc Utilities, to charge an ad nirthday. tke - large individual subscription from High School — 8.15 p. m. illtlonnl twenty-life cents IIICI'OUHO In tion and has rcc|ucBtod tho teachers given on Monday, March ISth, at „ „ . . . Fifth anand Sixth Crudes, School to distribute copies of the letter to The first official duty of tbe In- St. Patrick's Day proper falls on a tho gas rato was read. Councilman specting party was to visit the Hon. Thomas J. Scully, for 1100.00 ^ 2_2 30 p. m. ' piilillx for their parents. Although Sunday, for which we thank him. Parlseu offered u motion that the headquarters of the local organiza f hih thk hi jf Primary tirades. School Nn. 2— communication be referred to the the letter Is addressed to parents It The Robert Kiuniet Dramatic Aa- Tto following la the final list* ot 1.15 p. in. Is really Intended for every person tions and to pass on the recommend sociatlon has selected a strong caat subscribers which we wish to thank council as a committee of the whole ed changes to be made, In order t Special Class, City Hall—2.30 p. m. Councilman Hackett took exception Interested In Red Cross work, The and rehearsals are well under way, . for th«lr most generous donation, All Grades, School No. 1—2.30 p. m. letter IH as follows: increase the floor apace. After taking Tha play that will be given Is a and 11 every soldier could only send to this motion and said that imme an inventory of the state's property Within the past two years, Domes- dlate action should be taken. He Dear Parents: three-act farce lately produced by but his words ot thanks It would tic Science, Physical Training, Music In response to an urgent appeal and Inspecting the "paper work" ot Georgo M, Cohan in New Vork City. nald that during the past few month: President Wilson, Junior Red vibrate over the whole district covered and a class for sub-normal children from the company the officers made a ton It is entitled "It Pays to AdvertiaeJ^" by South Amboy Council No. 42t tot the gau company bad been "Garfleld- Cross Auxiliaries are being formed ot the city, especial attention being have been added to the work In our in the schools throughout our coun- The fact that It Is a "Cohan" ft&/ Ills fine showing. The .amount ex- ing" and "Hoovering" beyond a rea made to tbe waterfront, and road local schools, besides , the manual sonable measure. He called the at- try. The purpose Is twofold—to give duction leave no doubt as to Us en- yscted from the recent K. of C. training course has been extended. the 22,000,000 school children of leading to the munition plants. tertalning qualities, but what addi tention ot the council to tbe recent America training in the permanent MlBftrelt will amount to 9200.00. Class work. In any of these depart- Promptly at seven o'clock Colonel to lta interest is that it is founded Tha grand total of this campaign action of tho body In declining to duties of good citizenship, and to Patterson directed Mr. Pateman, the ments may be seen throughout the give to every child, an opportunity on actual facts of to-day with which amounts to 93,052.59. give any permission to the gas com- band leader, to line bis men up for entire week as scheduled below: pany to make any more new taps to do actual work. In order to every one is familiar. If .any one has overlooked their Physical Training—School No. 1, make the Junior Red Cross Auxiliary Inspection. When the band lined un The American Play Company which inside tbe city limitB until such time a success In our schools, we need duty to this fund send check to tha every afternoon. High School, daily, they took up almost all of the floor has taken over the professional right* chairman before Thursday ot nest that better service was furnished and the hearty co-operation of every par- space. The official muster roll call- 9.15 to, 9.45. School No, 2, every ent and others. has only given out the manuscript week and due acknowledgment wilt so should be continued to be under ed for twenty-enght men and there morning 10.00 to 11.30. ban." Our immediate need is a fund. In to stock companies a few weeks ago, be given same, before final check is Music—High School and School order that we may be abfe to enroll were thirty-one on the floor for In- so that the people of South Amboy «ent to the headquarters ot the fund. No. 2, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday Councilman Parisen responded to our schools as members, we must spection, three not having been will be among the first to enjoy th« have two hundred dollars ($200). If Sayrevllle Campaign $980 13 all day, Wednesday afternoon, Thurs- these remarks by saying that Coun- sworn Into state service. At the play outside of those who have wit- Collection St. Mary's Church . 133 45 cilman Hackett "sits tight" when every pupil in the schools will earn command "prepare for inspection' Collection Sacred Heart day and Friday morning. School No. or solicit twenty-five cents (25c), nessed it In the Cohan & Harris Church 40 00 1, Wednesday morning, Thursday and tlie question on the communications this sum may be very easily raised. every musician came to attention and Theatre in New York City. Hon. Thomas J. Scully 100 00 Friday afternoon. are raised then takes exception. Won't you give us your loyal sup- as the Inspecting ' General passed o — J. L. Bundesen 1 00 Domestic Science and Cooking— His idea," he said, "was to declare port in this matter by encouraging down tho line smartly brought up O'tEARY—IKMrUKO. Mrs. J. C. Albright 1 00 a recess in it short time and have every boy and girl to earn tho his instrument in tho proper position. Ollle Brown 1 00 School No. 2, daily, except Tuesday. allotted amount? Contributions from On Tuesday morning Rev. L. A. the matter thrashed out In committee After the inspection the roll call Charles Tlmmlna, Sr $10 00 Sowing School No. 1, Tuesday a. m. you or any Interested persons will Hayes celebrated a very impressive session." After a little more unim- be gratefully received. This money was held and the band credited with EJ. J. O'Connor 5 00 and p. ni. Sewing, School No. 2, nuptial mass at St. Mary's Coureh Beuj. Strasser 5 00 portant discussion the motion waa will be used for purchasing the sup- one hundred per cent, attendance. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. when Miss Mary C. Doollng, daugh- Win. Sullivan 5 00 put and' carried by the unanimous plies necessary for the work. Two selections were offered by the P. F. Kenan 5 00 Manual Training—School No. 1, Yours in our Nation's work, ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dool^ef consent of the council. band while In parade formation. At McCloud Bros 5 00 Monday and Tuesday morning. High CHAPTER SCHOOL COMMITTEE. of Henry street, became the happy the conclusion of this the band was Gliai Mason & Son 5 00 School and School No. 2, Monday A communication addressed to bride of. Thomas M. O'Leary, ItlW D. E. Mahoney 2 00 dismissed. and Tuesday p. m., all.day Wednes- Water Commissioner Braney stated INSPECTOR HENRY WILL BE Dooling is one of South Amboy'l Prank Taylor a 00 that they were, replying in regard ti> Immediately afterward Company F John J. Coakley 1 00 day, Thursday and Friday. HERE AM. NEXT WEEK must popular young ladles, and Mr. The results of pupils' work In the the request, made over the telephone, was called to the floor. When the Nick Tollls 1 00 The Income Tax Inspector, David O'Leary is'also well known and haa V. C. Gottfredsen 1 00 regular academic subjects will bo as to the number of gallons of full company lined up in company N. Henry, located at the Post Office, a large circle of friends. Mrs. Wll» Mr. Greenspan 25 exhibited In the several class rooms water being used per day. The front It was demonstrated to the Mr. Borax 25 has Informed us that he will be at Ham Stephenson presided at the or- in each building. Persons Interest- communication was signed by the State officers that the hall was en- David Campion 2 00 the Post Office every day next week gan and played the ever popular Mrs. 9. Scully 1 00 ed in the work of the special class superintendent of the' Government tirely too short for company drill wedding march. plant at Morgan. It stated that they and will receive Income tax returns Wm. O'Connor 2 01) for sub-normal children will find It being necessary to line one squad The brjde looked charming In her Dennis Qulnlan 2 00 used live tank loads per day for the evenings up to the hour of closing. them In the City Hall both morning along the back of the building wedding gown and carried a bridal R. Erlekson • 5(1 past twenty-one days. The capacity Mr. Henry • leaves here February and afternoon throughout the entire Captain Fauroat of Company F gave bouquet of white roses. Ml«s Bridget 8. Stachowskl 25 of the tank was 541 gallons but , and after that date returns A. Wozica 15 week, the command "prepare for itiBpec- Kennedy of Brooklyn acted as maid owing to the weather conditions they should be filed with the Collector Mrs. 3. Maher 1 00 The Board ot Education, Superin- tion," and every man in the line of honor and William O'Leary, Mrs. J; Farley 1 00 were only loading about two-thirds of Internal Revenue, Newark, N. J. tendent of Schools and Teachers straightened up like a true soldier. brother of the groom, acted as beat I*. Wyler ., 25 full or 368 gallons, making a total Although Friday next is a holiday cordially Invite parents and others After opening ranks the Inspecting man. A. Stakowskl 10 of 87,800 gallons for the twenty-one and mall privileges will be less, the partly moved down the line of men ,1. Plsal ..• 50 Interested in the work of the schools After the ceremony an elaborate days, i In regard to this communica- income tax department will be open going from one to the other, in- P. Llthowski ...... :...... 50 to siiend a portion of the week In wedding breakfast was served at th« tion/Councilman . Parisen explained nil day. specting tho rifle In. the smallest 13. .Toskovlca 50 visiting the various departments. home of the bride's parents. Shortly M. Smith ....,..; ..... 50 fliat it was1 reported to him that detail as well as the men's general Parents especially are asked to go afterwards the newlyweds left this P. Smith 25 the water was being taken from the BIRTHDAY appearance. During the time when J. Miller ...... :..,... 2iT and get acquainted with the teachers city for an extensive trip to Niagara tap without permission. It could, Miss Helen Sullivan, of Mt. St. the rifle Inspection was conducted •I. Shannon 100 of tholr children. Falls and other points ot interest not be found out who wot behind Mary's Seminary, .Plalnfleld, attained the band, now seated on the stage, T. Rowisklnskl ...... 1 00 o near that place. Upon their" re- J.,Mnrk!onskl ...... 100 the move until they arrested tho her twelfth birthday on February 8, rendered several marches. After AUTOS imi,ll>K. turn they will make their homo on P. JaBkowlak ...... ; 100 driver of Graham and McKeon, tbe and therefore in celebration of the this' was completed the company D. Gnlvln 1 00 About 6 o'clock last Sunday even- John street. contrntors, and then It was learned event a number ol friends were In- clerk was directed to call the roll Mrs. Sheery 100 Ing two automobiles collided at junc- A general good time nt the horn* that they thought they were tapping vited to the home of her parents Aa each man's name was called he A. Ooltistcln , 25 tion of Stevens avenue and Henry ot the bride's' parents followed the M. Shulor 1 00 tho Perth Amboy Water main as Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sullivan, ot answered here and smartly brought street, and tho remarkable thing wedding breakfast, the fun lasting A. South 1 00 Engineer Mason of tbat place had Broadway, to rejoice with her in his rifle to and "order arms.' A. Marooy 1 00 about it was that none of the occu- until the woe small hours of Wed- granted them permission. As stated reaching another milestone In life's Every man responded to his name A.J.Johnson .. 2 00 pants was seriously injured. Car nesday morning. The large attend- In the letter the water commissioner Journey. Miss Helen returned home with the exception of three, two hav- S. Bncslmda 1 00 No. S920, owned by a Freehold party, ance at the ceremony was a striking P. OrynklwelK .._..... 100 requested tho informntiqn In order early from tho seminary, nnd pre- ing enlisted in the service of the wns going up Henry street, and as proof of the popularity of the young Win. Barthowlulc ,....,.."..... 5 00 to make the charge. Councilman pared to receive her guests. The United States Army and Navy while it reached the avenue a large Mew people. Ouests were present from Mrs. P. Coan , 100 Hackett said ho thought there ought evening proved an occasion of great the other Is In the hospital. The Mrs. Anderson 25 York car 10,988 approached and all the nearby 'Cities. .Too Zboro 50 struck the Jersey car just forward to be some way by which the city, fun to all, and at n seasonable hour officer turned to the commander of F. Shultz 50 of left rear wheel spinning tha car should find out the amount they were delicious refreshments were served, the inspecting party and reported SPECIAL CAIX! C. KolnkoBki 25 around on the Ice like a top, and using daily Instead of taking their a feature of tho table decorations "all present or accounted for." F.^tanton 1 00 icing a birthday cake illumined with it landed rear wheels In the sewer word for It. Inasmuch as the city Comiia'ny F wns also credited with n Chairman Van Pelt of the South D. Trlggs 1 00 wolve candles. About 11 o'clock the J, Sergei 1 00 basin nt the Scully corner. Neither is selling the water and they have hundred per cent, attendance. Amboy Motor Car Auxiliary desires young guests with happy hearts, left all members to report with their Mrs. N, Sorgel 100 machine blew any horns as they particular desire to sell it, they The rest of the evening was A. Anderson ..'. '., 10 for their homos, wishing their little autos at Company F'B henilqunrtera approached the crossing. The New ought to have some consideration. iver to drill. First tho company un- Mrs. T, Kennedy 1 00 hostess ninny happy returns of the nt 7 o'clock this (Friday) ovonlite York machine endeavored to parallel Ho then cited an instance where ho der Cnptnln Fauront drilled for a P. Zrebrlec 50 day. A number of- very pretty gifts to transport tho Third Battalion band George Zomoraki 25 tlie Jersey machine so as to avoid a wns passing a fire plug and some ihort time. Then the two lieutenants wore received. o Red Dank for rehearsal. J. Jesnoski ..,.'. 25 collision but failed In Its purpose. one was tapping it with a Stillson took charge of their battnllons ami John Urblnskl- 50 The Freehold car was damaged to wronch instead of tho usual type. Among those present ivero Helen o . J. Hanaallk 1 00 drilled for nbout five inlnutos when the oxtent of about $100, and one of Wntor Commissioner Braney wns re- Emmons, Mnrjorie Doy, Kvelyn they turned over their enmmnnds to The United States Wnr Snvings J. Drennan 50 ferred to nnd he sold that If anyone Brown, Novma Cassldy, Knthloen Mrs. J. B. Price 1 00 the occupants wns cut' slightly on tho BorgenntH. This drill was fnl- Stamps are gnfnini? in popularity as was tapping water on Bordcntown Mrs. C, Bloom 50 face and hands. The car wna hersomnn, Cora May Tlee, Marlon d by squad drill by tlio cor- an o'asy method of saving and help- Michael Scully 1 00 avenue It WBB now to him, but he placed In Scully's garago for the Ttoed, Miriam nntl Olive Welsh," Cath- porals, this form of drill took vip tho ing the govorniiiont nt tho siune F, Melsonborg would Investigate nnd If such was hue, Ench week a representative of night. The other car was not dam- rlno Coonoy, and Bornyre M'envo _ (ea) t ot tho evening. Aftor tlio com- .T, Hendrlck 60 the case an nrrost would bo made. ;li3 Post Office visits the BCIIOOIB Win, Birmingham 3 00 n&od, nntl the occupants within a of Perth Amboy. A pan„„ y wns nfrln assembled rblDiicl Ho stated that if a Stillson wronch ind tlio chlMvcn make waokly pny- Mrs, Blinskt 1 00 few minutes went Breeding on their o Patterson commentod upon the np- . Mrs. Thomas McKoon 2 00 wns bolng used it would spall tho way. FOU HIRE!—Closed, comfortnble penrnneo nf the company. He flnld 1)01)18. S, Polhdr 25 plug for tbo other type wronch. A Q ilmoiislno for all occasions. Apply that Smith Amboy Is one of tho most Jamos B, McDonnell t 00 motion that tho communication bo John Trlggs , 1 00 PHmo nib Ronst 22c IB. at Mon- o V. J. Abbatlello, 116 South Stevens Importnnt points In Now .Jersey nnd Pot Hoast, 20c Vs. at Monuglian's, (Continued on Page Four.) (Continued on Page Four.) aghan's. • • uvonuc, Tel, 202. tf. thut Company F lmd a responsible SOD David street, • • the flnt V*\tmm™ started their game, while the second team retUd. Thus, THINGS THAT ARE NOT SEEN each .team alternated in playing Much That Cannot Be Explained «C. halves. Dey refereed the first team's Underatood—People Have to Leek - nmwmvnw MAIN NIGH SCHOOL game, and Simenseu performed the On From the Outside. same for the second team. The firs: WN rim «i SAIM team's passing and team work were "To speak frankly, unclp, I can't bring myself to bank much on a world v OF MIH CLAMIFU* particularly good and have improved MENTIONINGS that's all out of eight." sniil Howard \ New regulations from the office of greatly. Fox and Bennett were tied Cranston with Jaunty .decisiveness. "I the l'rovoit Marshal General la re- for high score on the first team, think I can understand the point of gard to compensation of registra- The Inter-Class Bowling League each mailing four Held goals, and view of the Bible—just a little, any- tion boards read in part as follows: is progressing quite rapidly and i Anderson scored three field goals how. It wiis the natural thing to 'wnlk "The rate of compensation for playing regularly every week. The and two fouls, thus being high score by faith' in (hose d:iys. for there wasn't members of local boards up to andJuniors are still in the lead although man for Keyport's first team. Per much else you could walk by. The they lost three games in the laskins was especially good on offensive primitive mind peoples the shadows including the completion of the final with supernatural power*, but science classification of the registrants with- two sets of three games each. The as well as defensive work, his guard- Sophomores lost second place to the has let in so much li^lit Unit there in tbe respective jurisdiction of said ing being the best in the game aren't many shndows left. That's why boards shall be on the basis of 30 Freshmen, who have been doing fames' foul shooting, was the feature faith seems to me like un unndiron' cents, as aggregate compensation to exceptionally well the last two weeks of the second team's work. The fol- ism. The only wny to keep It untouched the membership of a local board, for Tlie Freshmen took two and loslowing comprises the lineup of both Is to get back to the old, forgotten one to the Juniors, and took three games. point of view, and look out on ths A Corner in the Sitting-room in a Telephone Centra each registrant to wlioni a qiifstion- world just ns If nothing Inn] been •ire shall have been nuiileil a nil who games from the Sophomores. The Juniors defeated the Sophomores first Game lenrned in the last thousand yenrs or shall hare been finally classified in South linlHi) F'dG. FIG. Tota more." accordance witli the provisions of j'"i(>e' losil|e one game to them a- Simensen, 1. f... 2 2 sallle time Tne "I was thinking nnout Culver this these regulations. I"'" ' following is Hennett, r. f. .. 4 8 morning," Doctor Greshnm snid, nnd A Glimpse at the Girl "Money due for said work shall be "le landing of each learn. Fox, c 4 8 Ms ni']ihow raised his eyebrows in- paid in proportionate amounts tn Won Lost P,C Perkins, 1. g. .. 3 6 quiringly nt the sudilen change of 4 ,778 •with the Voice With the Smile each member of a local board claim- Juniors 14 Conipton, r. g. . 1 • 2 triple. "Thoie miict have boon n weak ing compensation for his service, mi- I''ITBIIIUOII 9 12 .42C streak In Culver tsomewlurc. nlllioiinh 1.3 .381 I WHS Ills claim in college four yearn legs It shall lie requested by the Totals 12 26 nnd never suspected It. He wns one E have just printed an illustrated unanimous vote of the local board j Keyptirt F'd 0. F'l fl. Total booklet, describing the work of the Tin: dale of tho jtublic debate was of the half dozen fellows in our class that tho moneys due should be paid j Ahcrn, r. f. whom I expi'i'ted to miikn tlielr mark telephone operator. It tells of the changed from Wednesday night, Anderson, 1. f. In the world. He didn't—ns you know. W In gome other proportion. In sncll February 13, to the next night Thurs- I've tnlK'ed with Koine of III.M Intlinatn importance of this most interesting profession. case no one member shall receive Hopla, c It tells of the operator's pay; of her opportu- more than 15 conts of the allowance day, The change wax caused by a Terry, r. B. ... friends, but I've never been nhle lo dis- meeting of thu council of thin city cover the ri'iiHun, And yet there niUHt of 80 cents for each classification 1. e. nities for promotion; of the Benefit Plan that in the City Hall. bo n reason—one of those Niiliile, in- and no two member* shall receive tangible ttiines Unit KCOIII nflcn to protects her and of the careful provisions more than 2fi cents for each class- TotalB / 7 1(1 malic or unmake, n life, hut Unit tin; that are made for her health and happiness. Miss Kcrchner, the Senior Clusfl ification to be distributed between keen probe of Kcioncc can't (|lllt() I toucher and commercial teacher, was them." SIMIIII AIIIIHI) F'd a. F'l 0, Total reiich." It describes the large, well-ventilated central ! caused by illness to be abHCiit from Taft, I. f "I begin to M'C what you're nluiing offices, the cosy sitting-rooms and the modern 'bur duties on Tuesday, February 12, K. Parker, r. f. nt." There wns mi ncreiit of t'niiHtniiiit : ATTACKS ON HOSPITAL SHIPS. but returned almost entirely re- dining-rooms. It gives you the secret of why Lewis, <' in the young voice. "Of course (hern'* < Germany has tried to Justify the sub- cuperuted the next day. Miss Fulton n lot we can't explnln or imilerHtii there is a smile in her voice when she says IICH, r. g. ,, marine attacks on hospilnl sbl|>s by substituted for Miss Kerchncr, while We're hanilletiiippd by linvlne to look "Number, please?" I. Marker, I. g. charges thnt they were lined for other Mius Watts, the practice teacher, nn from 4fcta Brand, No. 2 cans tfR JCJII citing game of the evening. Bur- I M.'©lOMMPlJBf Regular 16c 2 cans jflMFf-' kard was high score' man for the locals, while G rover did most of the scoring for the Guards. "The Ne'er Do Weir Old Fashioned Codfish, Ib. 20cChopped Rice, Ib. - 10c Next week the game will bo moved up one night nnd will be played on ADMISSION TO AIL 16 CENTS PIUS WAS TAX Friday evening instead of Thursday. Come and Sea this and bring tbe Family First Prize Nut Margarine, Ib. 32c 28c SPECIALS At this time ths Company F Juniors will have as their opponents the Company B Juniors of Now Bruns- Thursday, Feb. 21 Sugar Corn, can - 16c Toilet Paper, 7 rolls - 28c wick, while the seniors will play the du Pont Guards. As usual music for Paramount Presents CARLYLE BLACKWELL ani EVELYN GRBELY In FRUIT8 AND VEGETABLES dancing will be furnished by Hoff Ohio Blue Tip Matches, 5 tas28 c man's five piece orchestra. "The Good For Nothing" Alscf PATHS WEEKLY PATHB COMEDY Fancy Jersey Potatoes, 16 (its. $1.00 The first entertainment of an eight Lenox Soap, 5 bars 28c concert course •will lie given at the Parlln T. M. C. A. on Monday ev'cki- Friday, Feb. 22 Baldwin Apples, 16 qts. - 1.25Octagon or Naphtha Pdr,, 5 pkgs. 28c lng, The first concert will bo by tho Weltsiol Concert Company, consisting SPECIAL WA8III5iGTO)l'S BIRTJIBAT—XATIKEE AUTO SIGHT of Miss Elsie Kate Weltzel, reader; Sweet Oranges, dozen 30c Paramount Presents MARGUERITE CLARK in Yellow Cornmeal, 2 M 28e Mr. Roawell Weltzel, viollnst; and Mr, Edgar Colo, baritone. The atl- OlliOnS, red or yellow 2 QtS 16C mlBBlon will be one dollar for n sea- "Miss George Washington" son ticket nnd twenty-five cents for None Such Mince Meat, 2 pkgs. 28c each individual entertainment. AH A COMPLETE PARAMOUNT SHOW REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES Celery, stalk 10e; 3 for 25c those who go from this city are as- sured a treat In music nnd mirth, Oatmeal, 4 lbs. - 28c Tho entertainment will be held In Saturday, Feb. 23 Cabbage, 5 lbs. - 25c the recently completed auditorium Turnips, 7 lbs. - 25c Bonny Best Catsup, 2 toot. 28c of the Y. M. C. A. Afternoon VAUDEVILLE Harry Brunt him placed a band Sweet or Sour Pickles, 2 bottles 28c saw nnd motor In his blackHtnlth Carrots, Y* peck - 25c shop. In order to facilitate Ills In- FIVE BIG ACTSt creasing millwright work. , PATHB DRAMA PATHB WEEKLY PATHB COMBDY rue SOUTH AMKOV CITIZKN. lighted. Ure called it the "candle land plans to raise in this way thi nesday evening, at 7.45 o'clock. The FIRST BAPTIST CIIIROH. light night." This added to the many sum of $200,0Q0 for missions thi: purpose of these meetings is to Our services were not held last 8ATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. bright saying by the speakers, creat- year. quicken the spiritual life of °urjSumlay on at.comu ot Iack of fueI ed a cheerful and bright environ- members, to inform them ot the j Promises do not ahvay3 ma,eralize. ment. Next year, however, the ban- We acknowledge with gratitud working plans of the church, anJ:Tnis is unfortunate as churches do METHODIST EPISCOPAL ner will be returned to our league. general contributions (of goodly to lead the uneoverted to an allegi- not always linow how to plan or So keep your spirits up South River sums) towards our interior improve- ance to Christ and the church. what to exiiect. We shall certainly before you weaken. ments from the following: Mr It is earnestly hoped that each.be gIad when lh(J (.o]d weather ls EPISTLES. Augustus Smith, Mr. Walter Clarfc member of the church and congre- pagt alld gent]e spling has During the brief Illness of the and Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce. Mrs. N. gation will keep this purpose in again, A special effort will be made next pastor a goodly number of parish- is. Bloodgood also makes a donation mind during these weeks, and that Sunday afternoon to exceed the Sun- ioners called at the parsonage. toward the Arthur Bostwick and they will endeavor to be present a On next Sabbath all our regular day School Missionary offering of These calls were much appreciated. Emmi Dayton memorials. We hop* tliese meetings which will prove botl: iervices will be held as usual. Ust year. A new banner lias been If nothing prevents he will officiate to hear from many others soon interesting and helpful. Morning and evening, at 10.30 a. in. purchased and to first claim that next Sunday. So come join the forces Several hundred dollars more will and 7.30 p. m., the sermons by the banner has put some of the classes ot those who are endeavoring to be needed before the sum total ol The attendance upou both mornin; pastor. PutYour Heating up in prime order to "go over the honor God for his merciful goodne«3 the cost of ail the improvements to and evening service last Sunday wa Bible School at 2.30 p. m. . top with it." over us all; and Jesus Christ who the chancel and nave of the church most gratifying indeed, but the pas Y. P. S. C. E. at C.45 p. m. Problem Up tolls gave bis life that we might not are provided for. While we are a tor still misses many of tlie regula Prayer meeting Wednesday even- Our resident staff of effi- While the prevailing weather con perish but have everlasting life. it, let's do the work right, as w>; worshippers from their accus.tomed ing at 7.4S at the home of Mr. and ciency engineers is at your ditions have somewhat interfered don't want to have anything in the places. Let every member endeavoi Mrs. Wyckoff on Second street. disposal—free. They will ' with the church attendance, there There is no patriotism without church remain shabby, and a little to be present at the services nex The Taylor Memorial fiible Class work out your heating prob- lem, co-operate with your has been no very marked decrease, prayer. Abraham Lincoln whose birth- mite tram each will enable us to Sunday. will hold' a meeting at the home of have the work done thoroughly. architect or plumberand give nt last Sunday's congregation in- day we celebrated Tuesday said dur- All services are now being held in Mrs. Raymond Green on Thurada; expert advice concerning dicated. On account of a cold, suf- ing the trying War of the Rebellion, tho Lecture Room which ls warm afternoon at 2 o'clock. every detail. Put it up to ficient to put a muffler on the pas- "1 have been driven many times on A special meeting of St. Martha's and comfortable, but just as soon as Junior Christian Endeavor at home then ::::\ investigate for tor's voice and that our Baptist my knees by the overwhelming con- Guild is called for next Sunday morn weather conditions will permit wo of Mrs. Clayton at half past 3 o'clock. your:..:; (he merits of friends were shy of coal, It proved viction that 1 had nowhere else to ing after the late church service, at will worship again in the main Our friends are cordially Invited to to be a very acceptable condition go. My wisdom and that of all about 11.30. Attention Is also directed to auditorium. worship with us as anaiiBements •t affairs, when the Rev. K. R. Til- mo seems insufficient for that day," the fact that very, few of the mem The good attendance on last Hun have been mad" to secure fuel, BO Square Pot ton not wishing to remain idle, con- Avo you truly patriotic? bers have paid up their yearly due*, day was due, in a large measuro, to that our church homo will be com- tented to preach in the stead of our this neglect being duo, doubtless, ti> tho excellent work done by the newly fortable. Our services we trust will pastor, who remained home. Let it tho fact that tho dues are merely Instituted I'rosbytorlan Messenger be enjoyed by those who decide to Boilers be said that Rev. Tilton was at bis nominal—25 cents a year. Kindly Service, of which the puator la Justly worship with us. This special square con- •eat, and his sermon was appreciat- CHRIST CHURCH hand a "quarter" to the Treasurer, proud, struction oi tiic fire pot can- ed, and proved to be a helpful and Mrs, Elizabeth Pearce, at once. The Tho uttKtor greatly enjoyed listening not be copied. It is pat- •plritual discourse. A large con- ented. And with no other duett, according to the constitution We congratulate Mr, and Mrs. to a good sermon 'in tho Methodist gregation, so reported of over two CHRONICLES of the guild, tire payable in advance lllukcloy upon the birth of a boiler will you enjoy llic I'l'uteutant Church preached by the hundred, attended divine service. on or before January first of oae'i many advantages it affords beautiful little daughter. Our con new pastor nnd .appreciated tbo vory increased radiating surface, year. If each one paid her duos im- Last Sunday morning the rector grutulatlons are also duo Mr. and cordial welcome of hlH people, In same-leiiKtli gralebars, quick- mediately, It would add at least 925 Wise Clarvenia, Larew, Secretary administered Holy Baptism to Keith M'». Scliwul) for tlio sainu reason the evening by ruqueat he preached cleaning ash pit, elc. or $H0 to the treasury of the guild. •f the social department of the Aubrey, Infant non of Mr. and Mrs. Our Similuy School takes great pleas ln the John Street M. 13. Church Aubrey V. Hazel, residing in the No matter what type of ' Epworth League, has announced an lire In welcoming two now inuinlien tlio pastor bulng Incapacitated by 111- building you wish to heal— Epworth League Social to be held Mochanicsvlllo section. So many nf our people havo boon to till! Crudlo Kail Department. from bungalow to skyscrap- IICBH. A largo und appreciative audl- er—'there's a Siiu.uc Pol at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert nuking why tho news also cannot bo iinco 'greeted him and he greatly ap- Builer or Furnace Hint will Balover. Maxflold, Saturday evening. We \lienrtlly congratulate Mr. and done over to fuiunil oak to match Tho tlieuio ot the nimtor'H HUI'IIIOI prociated the opportunity to speak do the job—do it well, with February 16. Meet at the home of Mrs. Mel tin Xlchojg upon the birth ur other fiirnlsings in tlie chancol on Sunday ntariiiiiB waf) "An Karnost tho word of tlle varnish and shellac must there is perhaps, nothing so disheart- to be still hopeful and enthusiastic "Some coir Place. new prayer and we are sure that those In tho be removell) and the wootl gcrap(sd > e re) an the l ps entlng and discouraging as fruitless notwithstanding the "turn down" on ( meeting room. So say we »» " > l^ish "ill »Uo heartily respond (ai down and sandpapered; then atalaed toll. the part of the City Council. At the to pttBB A stranger happened *^ I indeed they have done in the past) to the proper shade, after which one The second characteristic of an review on Tuesday night one said, ChaT earnest life is concentration of en- W on th^™L}^°?"e bulletin boar d In fron*J1?Zt of i the toward, beautifying our place of or two coatg of 8nellac wouM be "There is another fine looking body ergy. Hezekiah was no "quitter." CAM"QOLT~ church and decided to accept the In- worship. | applied, and the whole rubbed down of men, and Company F will have to 1 He applied himself to the task in V THK TAILOR U vitation of welcome. So pleased was he ' ' . I to a flat finish with pumice stone to go some if she beats the appear- hand whether that endeavor were In All kinds Cleaning, i'rennlng, Dyeing, that he said that he wduld come again. It was highly gratifying to see a gecure a beautiful fiat finish. This ance ot our Home Defense League, the service of the house of God, or neatly done at reuonable prlcn. We are apt to make friends by be- good congregation present last Sun- ] process would make every pew a when they are equipped and get to ALL WOtK UOiimCEU n the law, or in the commandment ing friendly. day morning at the late service, the new and beautiful piece of furniture, going." « 107 H. Broaowar Sratk Aakqr J slippery, Icy streets and sldewa'lks Who will help us to get »200 more to seek his God. South Amboy ought to put herself to the contrary notwithstanding, towards this work? As already atat- There may be no lacking of our back of these men. ln unqualified l Strangers in our midst, leaving KEW JKB9ET CEHTB1U biapecially was it good to gee so i one-third enough appreciation of and admiration for support both moral and financial. folks and church associations, you e( we now nave many of the parents, brothers, sis- money, if the money can be secured, noble deeds and worthy undertakings, She cannot certainly do less if she mils, whatever the denomination, Trains leave South Ambojr ters and other relatives of our sol- wor|t could go ahead at once and but unless we have the -spirit to listens to the monitions of patri- FOR NEW YORK, NEWARK AND look up the church, Introduce your-1 nt to Join in tho e" " might be entirely rennished by d|or boyg preBe th y dare, and the energy to undertake, otism, and realizes the possible nec- ELIZABETH «.2O, 7.05, X7.S0, 7.4T, •elf. Just as a brother In a lodge | intercessions for those who Easter, SD0C al our noblest purposes will utterly ceBsity ot having such a splendid 8.20, no 04 a. m. 1.05, 4.40, 4.M. would do, far from home. The pas- | under the colors on, are serv nK 0 fall, and our fondest hopes go un- body of men available. •7.09, 8.31, 89.45 p. m. Sundaj et.lt ton ln this city are royal good , Our monthly land and gea and n atr realized. Wake up South Amboy! don't be a. m. 2.05, 4.57, 6.52, 9.17 p, m. fellows and a church home you will' plltl.|ot|c 8erv|ces are a distinct sue But in addition to Industry and And. So Mr. and Mrs. Stranger don't unpatriotic or so unwise as not to FOR LONG BRANCH, ASBtTRY PRESBYTERIAN concentration, the earnest life calls provide for the safety of the homes PARK, ETC., 5,03, 9.28, a. m. t.U, hide yourself and then complain that for heart enlistment. Heart enlist- the church folks are not sociable. and lives of our city. 5.31, 7.29 p. m. Sundays B.02, t.W, Owing to the condition of the ment is absolutely necessary for 5.14, 9.36 p. m. dire us a square deal and you will church building, with fresh paint, j CHURCH NEWS success in one's work, or tor Joy Some strangers have already hunt- e—Except Elisabeth. And us all pretty decent people. varnish and "dirt," there will be no J — while working. If we are not In ed up our church and these have s—Saturdays only. week night service during the com-: A business meeting of the teach- love with our work, we cannot hope been cordially received. All strang- *—Except Newark. The envelopes for the special of- ing week, but, beginning with the eis and officers ot the Sunday School to succeed In It, ' ers coming to our city are invited x—New York only. fering for the aged ministers will be Friday night of the week following was held on Tuesday evening, at the We need no greater example or to worship with us. If we can be ready for distribution. The pastor (March 1), regular week night ser- home of the Superintendent, Mr. tisplratlon than that which comes to of any help to you we shall be glad, has recently seen some conditions vices throughout the remaining five Prathor. NOTICE. .is from our Lord Jesus Christ. It and shall also appreciate your help that have caused him to ho a cham- weeks of Lent will bo maintained. ALL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL ls more than an example merely. ln the work of hastening the coming pion for tho aged men of God. "Let The special preachers are as fol- Mlss Helen Applegale has volun- take notice, That all debts owing to He helps us to reach after his high of the Kingdom of God among men. them snvo!" says some one so mean lows: March 1—Rev. John C. Lord, teered her services as Superlnten- nd holy Ideal; he helps us to real- tbe estata of James H. Gordon, or to that they talk through thoir nose Rector of All Saints' Church, Nave- dent of the Cradle Roll Department ize in our own lives his mighty pur- the firm of Howell ft Gordon, an FIRST PRESBYrtBIAJT CHURCH. to suvo their teeth. The only thing sink; March 8—Rev. James A. Smith,' of our Sunday School. We are to pose for the world. now due and payable. Notice Ii fur- a minister can save Is his real self, Rector of St. Paul's Church, West- be congratulated upon having one The evening sermon was a dtsser- Broadway and Church Street ther given that the proper and U«al settlement of the Estate of James H. the soul. Hold; March 15—Uov. Herbert Par- j with so much interest In children atlon on "The Contagion of Coward- Her. D. Ernest MeCurry,M.A, Pastor Gordon, deceased, will require the rlsh, Rector of Christ Church, New to take up this Important work of ce," in which the pastor emphasized Services for the week beginning collection of all tbe above mentioned "Little drops ot water, little grains Drunswlck; March 22—Rev. Georgo our school, and It goes without say- :lio fact, that vie must create an air February 17: debts, by legal action, If necetaarr. of sand, make the mighty ocean and W. Phillips, Rector of St. George's j ing, that tho little tots of our church if expectancy, and an atmosphere of Sunday— Payment may be made to Ptaacte H. the beautiful land." Church, Helmetta, March 29—Tho will now receive the thought and at- 11 itli and keep up a courageous 10.00 a. m. Sunday School. Gordon, at tbe store corner of Broad- Our Sundny School iboys and girls Roctor. tention which they so fully deserve. tl.OO a. m. Worship and sermon. ipirlt, in order that we as Christians way and David street, or to the un- at the suggestion of the superinten- Subject of sermon, "A Guiding nay follow In the way God directs. designed. dent collected here and there last The work of renovation In Christ Sunday, February 24th, Is Go-to- How very much In these times of Principle ln Christian Work." WILLIAM J. BOWK, Monday chunks of wood and bas- Church Is progressing nicely. By' Church Sunday, but don't wait until tress and of strain, of anixety and 7,00 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor Administrator of James H. Qordon, kets of coal and brought their appro- the last of this week the ceiling will then to begin. Get the habit of terplexlty, of sacrifice and of suf-' Miss Mazle Stockton, leader. deceased. 9-13-tf priations to the church so that suf- have been finished, and by another} church going now, and when that faring, do we need to maintain our 7,45 p. m, Vocation Day and Special ficient fuel Is In hand to keep the week It Is hoped that the walls will; Important time comes you will be ln 'alth In God and In the final triumph Sermon to young people. Sub- prayer meeting room warm until the be finished. When completed, the better position -to Induce some one if the good! In spite of alt the ject of sermon, "Investing a Life." coming back of the blue birds and church Interior will be a "study ln else to come with you. pessimists, we must maintain our Wednesday— We Charge Ho More robins.' brown," all of the woodwork being 4.00 p, m, Junior Christian Endeavor, alth In tbe final triumph of the for first class work than fa ordin- Little bundles of wood and little fumed oak, and the plastered por- Next Sunday Is Vocation Sunday 7,45 p. m. Special Lenten Service. •tght, and In the vindication of Jus- arily asked for second deas. chunks of coal, keep the church tlon of the walla a dark tan or and toe Pastors of Presbyterian tee and righteousness upon the By request ot the General Ai- flres burning, -where each Thursday brown, Altogethor, we feel sure that Churches are requested by the Qen- larth. sembly all pastors of the Presby- Our purpose ls to clean preis aat night wo stroll. everybody la going to be highly eral Assembly to preach a sermon "To doubt would be disloyalty terian Church are to preach next repair your clothes and to steam pleased with the outcome. The new bearing upon the choice of a life's To falter'would be sin." Sunday on the subject of one's voca- your plushes and relvete In avek a A district meeting of the Epworth lighting fixtures should arrive In vocation. In compliance with this lon or life-work. The evening ser- way that you may regard our work League was held last Friday even- about two weeks, and we have been request, our pastor will preach a mon, "Investing a Life" will have as better than usual. ing nt South River. On account of promised by Messrs. J. & R, Lamb special permon. next Sunday evening, Honey and the Sting. this distinct purpose In view, and And to charge you no taon tor "An opportunity," mild Uncle Elien, the weather only a few of the lenguo thnt the new roredos, panelling, and at 7.45 o'clock to our young people will bo of Bpocinl Intercut nnd help tills kind of service ttun perhaps other wooa work will bo placed dur- upon the subject of "Investing a Is Ilka n Iw, One mini kin Toller It to nil of our young poople. members attended. Those present p nn1 find linm-.v whew nnnthoi1 w!V you have been in the custom ot pay- who have doubtless observed wheat- Ing tho woek before Palm Sunday Lifo," A most cordial invitation Is mly ,|oV f>U (.turn.'." Strangers und visitors aru always ng tor unsatisfactory remits. less, hetitloss, mentloas dnys, nover- (March. 21), hereby extended to all of the young welcome to our homo lllcc church, thclcsB enjoyed tho observation of an . • people of our city to attend this and are asked to share with us the There's a difference, we want to electric IiRhtlesa nlRbt. Not to bo Next Sunday morning tho mlto sorvlce. Open le All. privileges nnd holpfulnoss oE clirls- show you, About the only opportunity open to defeated on account ot conditlona, boxes for tbo children's special Len-j • < LIID rnnn who doesn't know much tlon fellowship. Tho public 1B moat L. ROSENTHAL sovoral dozen candles wero purchas- ten offering for missions will be dls- ( Special Lenten Services are now Mbout anything If the field of criticism. cordtnlly invited to nttontl nil our ed and soon the basement was well trlbutod. Our church throughout tho bolng held in our church okeb. Wed- -Toledo Bliidc, services. 119 So. BreJdway THE SOUTH 4MBOY CITIZEIT. Campbell, Frank Quinn, and Regi- UAH CAMP KUJfD PASSES XARK.I Ansell Morris 1 00 nald Freeman of New Brunswick; Casimir Towaszeski 1 00 : . PUBLISHED BV Lawrence Kenny of Perth Amboy; (Continued from Pajje One. James Monaghan 1 00 THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING CO. James A. Monaghan 1 00 Norman Scully, Milton Rue, Thomas Mrs. Jolm Triggs 00 Francis A. Monaghan 1 00 Downs, William O'Toole, James Hoi- Mrs. J. E. McDonnell 00 280 Sidney Butler 1 00 ton Chris. Olsen, Joseph Carroll, Chris McDonnell 00 Mulford Woods 1 00 Mrs. F. Schwab ... 23 silverdids ^m Richard Carroll, John Crozier, Daniel ( T. C. Gelsinon :. 1 00 TERMS:—One Year: $1 in Advance A. Schivarick 00 ; Hoover and John Salmon. C. H. Stockton 1 00 oneto Mrs. Kendall 00 Annie Mullen •. 1 00 j Thomas Gilchrist 00 P. J. Dwyer 1 00 serve < Administrators. Kwuiors ami Uuunliuns will Hugh Farrell, Jr 00 e pipage bear lu uiind that UiU journal It* a JUST TOOK THE CITY'S WAI Kit. A. D. Urusemeyer 25 Philip Hemstreet 100 most J. ; legal newspaper and therefore a proper uu'dium F. Adams 50 George ISogert 100 lor tlie publication of thi'lr uotlfey. J. Farrell 00 John Perkins 50 (Continued from Page One.) Morgan Kelly 1 00 \V. Quick 00 Kate ISogert 1 90 All I'Oimmnik.nti'jii* <•]• il.'iiis i f news re- received and turned over to the Alonzo Winant 03 i 1 Cash 50 CPivcd l>> us Tint ^ t I" ;niuiu|i;ii u'd !>>• til.' Mrs. Anderson 50 1 water committee was carried. Fred Isely 1 00 •igiiHlim of Hi., writir in insure 00 Another letter from the same Mrs. A. Geant K. B. Bostwick 1 00 00 John Hanaway, Sr W. B. Peppier 50 HSlileivd In Hi.- I'.'sl OIIW. »' I* people requesting permission to use 00 MONG the things that every John J. Hanaway .• Alphonsus Gelsinon 1 00 as R(>i'ou> MIR. A. Hill 1 Mra. Hurry Stolte 25 from President Wilson, Red Cross threo wars. Councilman Hac.ltctt Anna H. Million ,,. 1 I nabella Dennett 25 Auxiliaries are being Inaugurated in response!! by saying Mint It wits not. M. McCaffrey i Mary Tcdosco 25 »il the schools throughout our nation, ontlroly due to tliu unpaid taxes urlos Roddy ..,., Krlwnrd MRlJonnugh 10 00 L. Hylnml 1 The purpose is twofold—to give the tllut tho clty .W11S ln (ilich a t)tl(l John A, JolniBon 5 00 A. Tloss ,.... Flunk II. Gordon 5 00 82,000,000 school children of America ""ancial condition, llo claimed tin.! Mrs. Quinn ,.. • tho Liiko Lnnahnn B 00 training In tlio permanent duties of budgets for tho past two yours Thomas Cap'nor 3 Cant. Kd. Van Buren 3 00 w UoiiRort good citizenship and to give an op- o™ too small to cover tlio op- Jolm Lucltt 3 00 (rOW EVERYBODY) portunity to every child to do actual noses. He mild that ho did not In-John CosRrovo 1 Capt. .Tno Mullen 2 00 'hnrlGS Kano - 1 tend to vote for any inoro notes. He John Sulllvnn ,., 2 50 20c OUTING FLANNEL 1S« per yard >var work. .Tnmcn Manlon Frederick Dolboit 2 00 MRN'S GOOD WORKING PANTS, only 98c Before forming an auxiliary every claimed that at tho present time M. J. Carroll 1 ICdivard Million , 5 00 MKN'S GOOD FLANNKL WORKING SHIRTS, oiiiy «»C school is required to raiso an amount tnore wcro notca '» tho bunk f"r lamos Brady 1 Max Kaufman 2 00 Vory good :ifi in. MUSLIN ll\be equivalent to twonty-livo cents pot ()Vor *C'500 drawing IIvo l.or cent, John Sulllvnn ,.,,.,.. 1 l«d. H. Jnijuos 100 Up to diito LADIES' WAISTS, Silk or Crepe do Chine $1.88 only Mm, Bon HobbliiB 1 VISllT GOOD QUILTS, at....' $1.75 each pupil, but no pupil is supposed, to interest, He said "die mltttfiko lias Philip McGlliro 2 J. J. Slmoy 1 00 be0 ma<1 ani lne filllU not ml110 LouiH Noblus ,.,,,,.... 100 L. CORSKTS, good quallij, only 85c contribute more than one ponny. » ° '" Kdgur Browor MUN'S 15XTRA GOOD OVERALLS $1.00 Ho Sniti. Modinets .,, 100 Therefore, In order to make the claimed that if tho bunk refusod lohn Mcfilou* (....,... 1 Win. J. Naglo. ., ,,,,Y,...... 1 00 (JOO1) HOVS' SHOES, sizes 2 to 5% $1.98 Junior Auxiliary in our local schools to grant the notoll. would hen "bliiek" Mrs. N. n, Bloodgood',,, Lulco J. Tansoy ...... 100 ALL WOOL SURGE SKIRTS, all colors, up to date ... £1.88 only a F. H. Bloodgood ....,: Soiling out MliN'S SHOKS, at tho lowest prices a success, wo are dependent on tho W ' t° the city, I), Chapman .;.., 1 John Orter ...... 50 1 John Mcfiire ...... 1 00 contributions, which we hope to re- Councilman Gordon explained that Andrew Furman* ...... ,,.. 5 A L VI \ h'8 13 A I'd 1AI \ STOI IE tlia Frank Hoffman ,,.,...... 1 00 celve from all those wlio are intor- money was to cover tho state Joseph Capnor, Sr •;,.;-;.• 2..' G, Slraub ...... '.. CO 133 i'lJiU AVK. Cor. John St. Siiulli Ainliii) >'. 3. ested in our public schools. Major aml C0Ullty tnx0B anfl lf th°y wore .lne Hourlhan ,.,..,....,; Dan Rogan 1.00 naia W'ni, Honrlnnn •*...... ',-.',) :,W*v : Willlo Laundry ...•.,.,,.,..,.,., 60 Giayson Murphy says, "This war is "°t the shorift would bo down Ko Hourlhan ,\ ...... ^7'."V '"';S not a, conflict between armies but t!) Solltn Amboy in less than a week Mrs. B. Hourlhan ,.,,.i,V;S:,i: A. Cohon ,..,,..,..., 50 to Bel1 the clt Ollt He David Campion ....;«.,% 2:00 L. Rosonthal ,,., 25 James Holton between nations." ln other words, y - clnlnicl Win. H, Parisen ,,..,...... 100 tIlat Mrs. Susie Scully ...... y.',?;";•'.?.I'' 00 "The Widow of a German Threw every man, woman, and child must thero were drawing on tho gen M, Morrisey .....' .... 100 Minstrels and Dance ! eral Wm. O'Connor '.....'.. .,;V... ;2> 00 Him Dawn" Frank Coan do his and her part, loyally and account for improvements thai 1 50 Albln VanDusen ...... 150 too Whalen ...;.•;..'.•; i.-vvi'T.;'; '.'; Thomas Delanoy 100 "A Wild, Wild Night"..Leo Coakley well in order that right and justice should not ho'made on the general Charles Young .....;.....'',... ;-l 00 Greatiy [njoyed "Just as Your Mother Was" 00 John B. Gallagher 1 00 may prevail throughout the world. account. At present tlioro is about J. F. Hackett ...... v-VrVWC. sl Mrs. Joseph Duggan 1 00 John Crozier The Junior Hod Cross will be un- $25,000 on Main street improvement J. R. Hackett ..;. ;v.%V.'.f.w.:i 00 Friday evening, February 8, those "Knit, Knit, Knit" Helen Welsh J. W. Hackett ' .•: .V^,''.v?.:Wv.v. 1:00 Mrs, Wm. Duggan 1 00 "A Hot Time for tho Old Men" der too direction and supervision of ami $7,000 on Henry street. There : Mrs. Wm. J. Nagle 1 00 who were lucky enough to secure ls II0 othcr O. O. Bnrr .,... '.v<, •;Y^ T7Pf..f 3 00 Jim Woods tho local Red Cross Chapter and solution to tho matter (1. ttr. Crane •.';,:;.;>:::i^rfVvv^;-;;;;5;00 Paul Genlertiez 1 00 seats, or standing room in the spaci- "Blind Boy" B. Edwards Fred Batzel 1 00 will be enabled to accomplish, much lult to rais1° the money for tho taxes Andrew DonovanV ,. ;/;V.'VK^vv 5 00 ous St. Mary's Hall to witness the "Darktown Poker Club" ! The above has been tabulated with splendid work, but first, two hundred and to devise n method to pay theClaries Hunter \v: :^,7'^v.^V^t 00 Knights of Columbus's Minstrels were 15111 O'Rourke ote Vincent Buck /,';'.::,;^l^fi{,~/I' 00 the greatest of care, but mistakes "Laddie Boy" Bill Brophy dollars must he raised. This will be. " would have to be accomplished 1 1 i :; : given one of the best entertainments M. Leonard ,. .•.'v / ,'. J.'. 7v'S;T"-.'V'-'l 00 will happen. If there are any errors "Horo's to tlie.K, of C"..;.Chorus a comparatively small task if, every lattRr he sai(1- M. Bohan .....;..'.I,:.^,.'?;.V.vl^ 00 ever produced ln this city. The same will be corrected by tho chair- The following took prominent parts one .will elve to the pupils o£ our c"y Solicitor Coakloy explained James Kelly .....,....;r;-*;H 2 00 jokes were all new and they kept 1 man and due credit giveff your con- ln the last scene: Misses Helen Em- «chool8 their help and co-oporatlng tnat there was dno tlle cltV $H,1.81. Jan Tadeusiak ...... , ..JvV;. .. . 5P the audience in an uproar during Th il was (ll| A. Hyson ...,.V;v... 30 tribution. mons, Sallle O'Connor, Marie Coak- and we fool sure you will. The »t e to this anil not to the evening. The songs were of a Harry' Sailly 1 00 And og'ain thanking evcy one whotho latest and rendered in such a ley, Katherina Lyons, Madge Mahoney, Knights'Of Columbus have very gen- "5' Individual member of the cotm-John McTulre ...... •...,. 2 00 e11 tllat tho has contributed to this fund, that manner that showed careful prepara- Kathorino Cleary, Messrs. Raymond erausly offered to tho Bed Cross "nances wore In such Asa Thomas .',.,".. 1 00 helps all soldiers, we remain, a Thomas Lyons ..'. ...'...'. 2 00 tion. The entertainment accomplish- Fleming, Francis lloran, Daniel Don- the services of the minstrels recently condition and that it would be en- Yours truly, tlre le al to float sueh a Thomas Kennedy 50 ed a two-fold purpose; to entertain lin, Philip Downs, gtven by them. Wo 'greatly appre- 'y S not". MICHAEL F. NAGLB, v Maurice Lucltt 1 00 the public and to add money to the clato tho offer of this splendid gift Councilman Hackett explained that William Coughlln ; 1 00 Tho K. of C. of this city has not on Chairman^ | Knights of Columbus War Fund to •nd shall very gladly accept It. the strength of tho remarks by Michael O'Brien 3 00 only come to the front with the JOHN CONNORS, Treasurer. . the city solicitor he would vote in John Shatkoeki 50 provide comforts for the boys ln financial support of the war and ln service. After tho performance, which Mrs, Henry Stsatton has taken all tavor of tlie notc' The resolution Pcllx Kolakowskl 50 maintaining houses at the concentra- Edw. Noble 1 00 Mr. Kditor: continued until to close to mid- the yarn . to nor home, 217 Henry was adopted as read. Allow me through your valuable tion camps but from the local coun- Mrs. O'Rourke 1 001 night, those who chose to trip the •treet. Anyone desiring same, please Resolutions covering the renewal columns to express my most sincere cil there has beon sixteen men to Mrs. Edw. Gallagher 2 00 light fantastic toe did so until four call there tor It. oC notes becoming due on February James Dolan 1 00 thanks, to the following who have go into the service ot the U. S. .1. F. Connors ,,. 50 made the South Amboy Knights of a. m. Excellent music was furnished 23 as follows were adopted: Broad- Columbus War Camp Fund the great they being, Luke A. Lovely, John A. Win. Freeman .'. 1 00 by Prof. Fred O'Brien's Orchestra of Cosgrove, Jr., Michael J. Cleary, Any young man who expects to way Improvement, $10,000; Broad- T. Nlcorvo 25 success It was. Perth Amboy. leave this city for service on Febru-, way Improvement, $3,000; Main R. Dowling . i 1 00 To the Citizen for tho advance in- Augustus J. Feaster, John Connors, formation ' given the people, which ary 25thi may receive knitted arti- street Improvement, $11,056; Broad- J. Grimes S 00 The first part ot the program was Edward Sutllff, T. Francis Duggan, Thomas Downs, Sr S 09 explained the necessity of the fund, Robert Cantlon, John Qulnlan, Jr., cles - by calling at Mrs. Stratton's way improvement, $5,000. To Rev. W. A. Glllillan of Sayrevllle run In'"Ye good old minstrel ityle," Thomas Downs, Jr 1 00 Jerome Harrlgan, William A. Pear- home In person tor them. The clerk stated that he had re- for his great work in getting Buch Arthur Scully and Bill O'Rourke act- Mrs. E. Munsell 1 00 son, John Fernandez, David Qulnlan, I celved tho bond of Patrick McCabe Mrs. Lyons 1 00 an active committee to solicit in ing as the end men, Frank Coan r James Lyons 2 00 Sayrevllle, South River and Parlin, being . the Interlocutor. After a Jr., George Gundrum. Jr., John Hena- Tbo churches have accomplished, *" Ivo hundred dollars. He fur- mid which made South Amboy Coun- the following work during the past 'her stated that It had been approved Nicholas Howley 1 00 short intermission the curtain rose berger and Thomas Holton. Oeorge Kelly 1 00 cil No. 426 Fund go "over the top" week: | ns to form by the city solicitor. with their quota. Also to the people and showed a complete change of the Mrs. Connell '• 59 stage settings, A comedy sketch St. Mary's • Church—218 sponges, I Upon a motion by Councilman Parl- Ooorge Kress, Sr 1 00 ami members of that committee who 213 coinproBSos 4ln.x4ln., 71 gauze sen tho bond was^ordorod filed. Stanley Domzal 2 00 made it a reality. with the scene laid ln a New York I/ASKO—ERICK8OIT. A To Mr. F. L. Fullam, mannger, for Cabaret, was one of the best parts •Crips, 36 wobbing splint straps, 41 j n appllcntlon for tho transfer o? Thomas Conway 2 00 At the Church ot Our Lady of Vic- "tanislaw Jurewiz 1 00 hia generous assisting in allowing cf tho pa-formance. Solos rendered tho license of Mrs. Cathorlne Gnnltel us to solicit from the Du Pont em- tories, Sayrevllle, at 8 o'clock on Irrigation pads. W. T3stlin 50 by James Cantlon, Jim Woods, Jim Presbyterian Church—235 com- of George streot to Meyer Schewolltz J. Broderlck SO ployees. Monday, February 11, Miss Margaret To the people of South Amboy Holton and Gene Bird were greatly presses 4ln.x4ln., 11.0 spongos. was road and upon n motion by P. Downs 5 00 Krickson, of 43C John street, this Councilman Parlscn referred to the O. A. Kress, Jr., 2nd contribution 00 which proves that they arc ready appreciated by the audience. Uaptlst Church—13 snullotus band- ivnd willing to contribute and do city, became the hnppy bride of Mr. committee on licenses. Edw. Gallagher, Jr .'. 5 00 The program: ages, 35 webbing splint straps, 28 Miss Margaret Gallagher 5 00 everything to help our snldlers and fleorge Lasko, Jr., of Sayrevltle. Tho treasurer's report showed a Wm. Lyons 1 00 no words of mine can explain my Overture."The Star Spangled Banner." The ceremony was performed by the many thanks. Opening Entiro Company Methodist Protestant Church, (two balance ln the general account of Hugh O'Brien ...... 1 00 Rev. W. A. Gllflllan, the rector. $3,213.50. All other Horns remain Peto Dobrinsky 25 Also to tho K. of C. Minstrel boyfl 'It Takes a Long, Tall. Brown Sldn weeks' work)—IS!) slings, 2fi band- who gavo their time and who worked Gal" Bob McGratli Miss Anna Lasko, slater of the the same as last month. Arthur Scully 1 00 50 webbing splint straps. Edw. O'Lcary 1 00 hard for its succoss. "How Could Washington be a Mar-groom, served as bridesmaid, and Overseer of tho Poor's report show- Mary A. Campion 50 Finally to the members of South ried Man?" ..Chris McDonnell the best ma n ivas Maurice ErlekgOB, ed total cost of the homo to bo $74.-John J. Ryan 5 00 Amboy Council, No. 426, who can-"After the War. Is Over"..Ilm Holton a brother of the bride. rATIIIOTIC »I«11IDAV vassed tho city under tho winter's "Youre not Going Bye Bye To-nigbt" 91, aid to those outside of home Thomas Mullen B 00 At 10.30 o'clock a bountiful wed- The homo of Captain and Mrs. Timothy F. Sullivan 5 00 most severest weather conditions, Frank Delancy $27.00, Making a total cost "of $99.- ding breakfast wna served at the Daniel Salmon was the scene ot a John Conroy 5 00 but nothing could stop their zeal "For you a Rose"... .James Cantlon 91 less twenty-five dollars from for the welfare of the soldiers. "Pray for the Lights to go Out".... homo ot the bride. merry gathering on last Monday Jacob Rolnor 5 00 Madison township, making the total E. R. Brown 5 00 Most Sincerely yours, Jay Gunnel! The happy couple left on the 3 evening, tho occasion being the birth- "They go Wild Simply Wild, Over Me" cost of the poor $72.91. Tho report Peter L. Cunningham 10 00 South Amboy Council No. 426, o'clock train Tuesday afternoon tot day ot their son, Jobn. The house 00 Michael F. Naglo, Dan Don li n was ordered received and filed. Harvey Emmons 3 parts not announced. was beautifully decorated with the John Brophy 2 00 Grand Knight. "The Wild Irish Rose God Gave Me" A recess of ten minutes was taken. o Jay Dwyer Among the guests present wer# national colors and every item was John Biggins .'. 2 50 Unon reconvening the license com- Edward Hlgglns 2 50 WEDDINO ANHOPNCEMENT. Solectlon ,Iim Woods Mr. and Mrs. George Lasko, Sr., and carried out In a very patriotic man- "All Bound Round with tho Mason- mittee reported that they had ex- John D. Mullane 2 00 Furman W. Mundy announces tho daughters, Anna and Mary, ot Sayre- n«r. Music and games were engaged) P. F. Fallon 2 00 Dlxon Line" Arthur Scully m netl the vlllo; Mr. nnd Mrs, John Lasko and in until a lato hour when a bountl- » ' •PPM™««m of MM. Oun-C. McGonlgle 2 00 marriage of his daughter, Belle B., "There's a Green Hill out In Flanders" ful supper was served, and in tho ko' ani movod that « be "anted, Christopher Soagrave ...... 2 00 to Corporal Howard Mullen, who la Geno Tiivfl family, of Ellzabothport; Mr. and The ref U6at waB Brante(1 u n Edward J. • Keating ...... 2 00 stationed at Camp Dlx, N. J. Tho "I'm Cured" Bill O'ltourko Mrs. John Busky and family, of wee small hours of the morning the l l"> * "Somewhere In France is a Lily".. tton Charles Rea ....,,.,... 1 00 Hnhway; Mr. and Mrs. John Shan- guosts departed wishing Mr. Salmon | '™ *T Councilman Parlsen. wedding was performed by tho Rev, .Entiro Company rtefilna Brophy 1 00 non and family, Mr, ana Mrs. Joseph many more happy birthdays. Councilman- Gordon offerod a motion Joseph Becker .,.,..,... 1 00 13. R. Tilton at tho Baptist parson- Comedy Sketch. .John Crozlnr, Rill Brophy, Ed. O'Leary. Prlmlta and family, Mr. and Mrs. Those iirosent. were; the Misses Hint tho city solicitor bo Instructed tn John Anderson 1 00 ago, this city, on November 29, 1917. Ko to Trenton on Thursday mornlni; ,1. K. Sttills 1 00 The brldo mid. eroom were attended "Some Sunday Morning". .MIBH Alice John Prlmka, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Helen Smith, of Newark; Allco Gun- Wnltov Mullen 1 00 Gunkel and James Cantlon. Sulll vnn nnd family, Mr. nnd Mrs. and oppose tho petition of the by Miss Anna M, Mundy of this city "Long Boy" Arthur Scully kol, Anna Bulman, Madeline Burns, Mrs. P. F. Fallon 1 00 Rugene Shny nnd family, tho Misses •• Anna Mullen,CatherineHlckoy, MnryJT'uhlic Sorvleo Ons Company. Tho 75 mid Mr. Edgar Mullen of Pertn "Tho Letter That Novor Reached Mrs. J. Watson Emma Nellgon, Annie McCormaok, .Hlcltey, BlUoboth Sutlirf, Muo Hons-;m»Hon was carried. Andrew Kelly 1 00 Amlioy. Homo" Mtiry Dooli'lie .Tiunefl Donovan 1 00 "Follow the Car TrackB t. Catherine Sobraalt, Beatrlco Shlro, borger, Julia- Mensbergor, Mno Sea- A motion was adopted thnt when ....:...... Edward TravnskUa Mlchnol Leonard 1 00 Lots of voters would have- to think Mary Seninnn, HOBO and Anna gravo, Margarot Scally, Nellie Btan- tho council adjourn thoy adjourn to Rdward rnvnll^i|f. 1 00 "A Baby's Prayer at Twilight" Coiipnc. Margaret Prlmkn, and the for themselves if It wasn't for their ' Gone Bir.1 /ton, Mario Coakloy, Kathryn Sulll-1 ninot on Tuoadny ovonlng, Kobmary Kate RrlcksonVK BO MoBsrft. JumosRIlej' and A. Schlneath. tvttiii MosBrs. 'John Qulnen, Ctoorgo 19th, Colo MoDonougtt 1 00 political bosses. • "That's What Ireland Motins to Mo" THE SOUTH tMHOY CITIZEH. Hiss Wall detecting the go-between, o housemaid, involved in the clandestine • correspondence, promptly discharged SATURDAY, FEDniARY 16, 1918. 1,000 MEN NEEDED * her from service. She hud prohibited FOR MOTOR SERVICE BY • even the reception of Florence's girl RED CROSS IN FRANCE. • A VALUABLE SIMMAltl OF The friends, except when she was near by, • EDUCATIOSAIi ACTIVITIES exercising the vigilance of a cat ami .Mure' than 1,000 motor truck * the surveillance of an eagle. drivers, uii'i-hiiiiU-iuns jind lielp- * Do you know that In the State of Runaways "I shall write to my father and very prs are needed iniiucdiiitply by *\ New Jersey alone, .nearly haK a goon change the condition of tilings." tlie Auverii-.in lied Cross lor *' million people are connected with declared Florence. service in France. The duties * \ the Sunday School, of whom about * "He is on Ills way home and by a of ilieso men will be to operate •:- ; 45,000 are teachers and officers? long route, nnd I do not even know anil 1'eptiir the lied Cross nintor *\ where to write him myself," responded Nearly sixty years ago these work- trucks which transport supplies *\ ByChutoPowenMfehdl j| Miss Wall. to war hospitals. Men in this * j ers formed a voluntary association "Very well, I'll find some way to re- service will receive pay and ex- + I for self-improvement, which lias in- lieve myself of this unheard-of perse- penses. * | creased in strength and efficiency (Coiyrifbt, Ml, Wettern Newipaper Union.) cution. I love Ncnl, he wishes me to A recruiting nffire tins been • through the years. By this associa- marry him, and I intend to do so." opened nt th<- headquarters of * The Modern Spirit tion the most advanced Ideas in "This Is Intolerable!" cried pretty, "Never, while I nm In charge of the Atlantic Division under Mr. Sunday School work are passed from viviicioiis Florence King, nnd sheyou I" Insisted Miss Wall. .!. Leo SUelley f>f il\e lied Cross school to school. Each county has looked prettier and more vivacious "We shall see!" Foreign Transportation Depart- of cooperation, the spirit which animates all sue Ilinii ever as she faced her prim, i "We shall!" ment Hecruiting Sen-ice. Appli- an organization auxiliary to the ccssful business, prevails in the organization of st I'nifrht-laced aunt with flushed checks And Miss Wall did. It was three cants must be over thirty-one State organization, and about $00 and (lushing eyes. days after the climax explosion, find years of age. our Federal reserve bank. workers are enlisted in this co- "1 know my jiluce und duties," r«- Florence hnd not spoken to Miss Wall ******************** operative service. pllerl tho thin, sullow-fnct'd Miss Wall, In the meantime. She sat In her room We own stock in it. We keep our reserve There is much systematic visita- with vineKiirlsh usperity and decision, nt dusk, mourning over her unhappy cash in it. We have a voice in electing its direc- tion. Many public meetings ranging "I hope you will not compel roet o pro- fate, when something whizzed througli tors and through them in choosing its manage* from little gatherings representative ceed to extreme measures." the air nnd fell upon the carpet. Flor- RED CROSS ISSUES ment. It is our bank, and its resources enable of three or four schools, up to a "Extreme measures!" gasped Flor- ence went to the spot to pick up a us at all times to meet the legitimate banking onei1. "Kxtiwim measures!" she re-japanned tin box, as she thought, 'iiien requirements of our community. State convention, attended by 2,003 pented, this time In almost u slirk-U. she noticed Unit one end held it i>nr< li people. There is a state headquar- "Could you go miy further Hum you ment drum, through which a string CULL TQ NURSES You, in turn, can cooperate with us in main- ters in Newark at which four full lv.ive, Klmtting me into my own home n ran, knotted on the Inside, The string taining the Federal Reserve Bankine; System, and time workers are employed. prisoner, forbidding me tlio privilege trailed out of the window. at the same time share in its benefits and pro- Here is a Reference Library from of peeing my friends? What new in- "It's a telephone, a toy one, and— FQRW1SERVICE (lignlly iiml persecution have yon <1«- tection, by becoming one of our depositors. which the most helpful and progress- oh, clever Nenl!" breathed Florence vlsed for mo? Kxlremu niviiHiircR! I ardently, nnd her pulses thrilled and ive books are loaned without expense suppose you lire thinking of locking me her eyes spurlilWl, In an iiislant she Statement Says Between 30,000 and a great variety of departmental lip in the linseinent und feeding me mi guessed the soureij of this queer visi- First National Pank leaflet*, explaining the latest ideas hrend und vvuter," tation. She hold the little tulUlus e\i]v and 40,000 Will Be Needed In Sunday School progress aro "What I lmve liectl forced to do Inin her hand and Blood near the win in a Short Time. Soulh Ambov, N. J. given away. ittl for your own good," nsserted Miss| dow. It grew taut. She. applied It A Summer School numbering last Wall. | to her ear. There was a eonl'iiscd A cull to uunUtU.Ml nurses |o enlist summer nearly 450 is conducted "Oh, yes—I feel uwful good, I do," buzzing sound, (hen, distinctly: for wiir Kervlce. IIIIM been Issued liy the mimicked Florence. "I feel so meek I "I ma up In a tree, Just beyond the American Ked Cross Mirxlng Survive, every year, and hundreds of train- garden wull. Can you hear me? I am ing classes for Sunday School teach- mid lowly nud rlmrllnlile, I eolild— (lie IIXIIIIIIKIIIK agency for IIIIIHOH for scratch your eyes delighted Florence. "Oil, this is ative need for an liHTCMKod enrollment The Annual Year Book of tho As-tears. Just delicious—and romantic 1 1 know in training HCIIOOIH SO UIUI fully r»ge») by writing to New Jersey "And h 're are two of them for ymi. the present average enrollment of signs and colorings that will m«*t Sunday School Association, 835 Broad Oh, deur Nenl I what lire we going to 1,0(10 u month falls far short of the both your ideals and your ld*M street, Newark, N. J. do?" military needs of tlie Government. of what is reasonable in price. More tender nonsense, and then Neul Moreover, It Is Htucrted, the Allies are Ward developed his plan—elopement. depending upon this country to sup- T917 A YEAR OF DISASTERS He descanted on the terrible persecu- plement their nursing service. tions of MISH Wull, his own deep nnxle- The fact tlint ihe recruiting of If in need of a Earth Ncvir Trembled Bo Violently tleH und worries for her Hake, lie told mimes does not keep pace with the and So Generally •• During the her that he would be beneath her win- military needs does not indicate that Put Twelve Month*. dow with a ladder at exactly eight tilt; women in tin? nursing profession o'clock the next .evening. An automo- lire slai'kers, according to Miss Jane A, Stove, Range or An eurthquu'cc Hint destroyed the bile with a trusted chauffeur would be Delnno, Chairman of the lied Cross city of Giiiiteimiln lias ndded to the on hnnd just beyond the rear garden Nursing Service. It indicates merely Heater record of dlsiisfers mid horrors Hint wall, Klght miles away was a clergy- Unit the sudden and extraordinarily have marked the lmst year, quite man. Oh, he would make arrange- heavy demand for nurses has not been apart from the ii-:igt>dl«s of the war, ment, for anything! Would she con- thoroughly realized by the women Call at this store and look over us one of the mosi dreadful In modern sent? And Florence, resenting the available for this service. annuls. Eurly In Hie yeur 1!)17 an treatment of Miss Wull und prettily As demands grow daily, the prob- cnrthqiinkc occurred In central For- spiteful enough to outwit this hard- lem of home nursing for civilian Our Large Stock mosa, killing :«iO. Lntcr In tlie same hearted guurdian, said yes, and fol-needs becomes harder to solve. It Is month 550 were killed by an earth- lowed the word with a dozen kisses estimated by tlio Army Nurses' Corps You Will Need Go No farther quake on (he isliiml of Ball, on the over the impromptu telephone line. that over 30,000 nurses will be need- Malay urchl|icliigo. "Not a miss," spoke Neal buoyantly ed, on Ihe basis of the. present esti- as, the next evening, up the ladder, mates, for nn army of 1,000,000 men. In April many were killed in THS- 16,500 Enrolled. cuny and Uiubrln, In Italy, bj: tin earth- down the ladder, across the lawn, with J. MILLER quake. Shocks (iccurrod In different Miss Wall unconsciously dozing on the Statistics prepared nt the headqunr- parts of the. world throughout the front porch, thoy passed on rapidly nnd terg of tlie Red Cross Nursing Service State Street Cor. fayette Perth Am boy, N. J. spring, the most severe being In San reached a closed automobile, In Washington show thnt there are Salvndor, where fortunately no lives "And how dellciously romantic!" between 80,000 and 90,000 registered were lost, though serious (Inmngi1 was whispered Florence, snuggling up close nurses in the United States. Of this to him. "I hope papa won't scold when number approximately 16,500 arc en done. Heuvy duuinge wus done in rolled lied Cross aunes, the majority July In the Smiioim iKlunda, with losses be gets back. Oh, dear! maybe we had better wait." of whom are in active service or of life. In August iin enrthomil.e in "I Knew My Place and Dutlta." rendy for mobilization for specified New Zealand caused serious destruc- "You understnnd the route, chauf- feur?" spoke Neal. purpose. The Red Cross enrollment tion. In September Colombia fell u Ing my authority! Willfully wicked! forms the reserve of the United States series of shocks lasting for two weeks, Amazingly antagonistic! Well, I shall "All right, sir," answered a gruff BRIGGS' GARAGE Army Nurses' Corps nnd the United with the destruction of hundreds of hold to my duty, unyielding as steel." voice In front from the niuffled-up fig- States Navy Nurses' Corps. Cor. Broadway and Main Street houses mid some losses of life. A Miss Wall's idea of duty had been ure at the wheel. Florence wax trembling with excite- Already 1,700 nurses have been disaster of another character, hut lie- exploited to the limit. She was a half- equipped and sent abroad by the Red loaglng to the record of misfortunes of sister of Florence's father, und when ment and Neal radiant, as they stood Full Line of Ford Parts and Auto before the clergyman half an hour Cross Nursing Service. For service the year, occurred In Halifax liurhor Mrs. King died had come to the King at home the Ited Cross tins provided <>« the Oth of Dei'tMnher. when n muni- hone to net as housekeeper nnd com- later. 2,500 nurses. More thnn 2,000 addi- Supplies tions ship was destroyed by collision' panion, and mentor of Florence. From "We ought to have a witness to the tional nurses have heen organized with another vessel and over 1 ;r>lK» the first 'she hud antagonized the girl. ceremony," suggested the minister. Into units which now are ready for We Can fix Any Auto Trouble lives were lost, with n property loss of Her waspish ways, her assumption of "Will the chauffeur do?" suggested mobilization. Sellsng AgCMtnoftheSTKHLlNG TIUES Rnd Inner Tnhen ror Siiyrcvlllr nml South Ambuy. 7 $50,000,000. authority, her spylike actions had Neal. Ited Cross nurses also are doing Now comes UK> fiuateinaln quake. chilled the warm-hearted young girl "Surely," nnd Neal went out, hailed specinl • work In sanitary zones sur- AIJLI WORK G-TTA.IFl.A.ilsri'EiEID tli« full efi'ecl of which Is not known, and then hnd created dislike. the driver of the automobile, Imparted rounding can toimien ts. Eighty-nine hut which bus doubtless taken a heavy When Mr. King, was called nwny on tn him his wishes and was followed by are serving In a public health detach- Steam Vulcanizing toll of life iinii tins rendered 125.01") business to South America, he had told him into the little parlor. He wasment under the American Red Cross Car Storage Car Washing people homeless, Hnrely has the earth Florence that he left her In charge of apparently a gruff, unsociable being, In Prance. Twelve public health trembled so violently and so generally Miss Wall, and, knowing her high tem- for he never raised the peak df his nurses are in Rouinnnia. three In as during the past yenr. The full lull per, asked her 'to he Indulgent and re- cap nor turned down the enveloping Greece and one In Serbia. of .dentlis from the shakes will por- spoctful to Miss Wall. collar of his greatcoat. Requirement! Modified. The ceremony was completed, nnd bnps never be known, as many of the "Pact is, Flossie," he acknowledged, All Ited Cross nurses assigned to '•HMiirliiiiiees occurred in remote "I fancy I mude n mistake. In bringing the chauffeur at a nod from the cler- gymnn came forward nnd. attached life duty in military hospitalsautoiiinticnl- ulaces. her here, but I can't get rid of her all ly become members of the Army or nt once. When I return we will mnko nnme ns a witness to the marriage cer- Navy Nurses' Corps nnd are no longer FOLKS WE ALL KNOW u change. Bo tolerant and dutiful un- tificate. under the supervision or direction of til then, won't you, for my sake, pet?" "You have ray best wishes," spoke the Ited Cross. These nurses, when RED FRONT GARAGE "I'll do anything for you, pupa," de- the minister blandly, its he handed on active duty, arc entitled to the PRANK BATTKRSON, Proprietor clared Florence, and although she hud Florence the document. same Government war risk Insurance a hard time of It she had got along "And my blessing!" added the chauf- ns Army or Navy officers and enlist- Bordentown Avenue South Amboy qulto well with her tyrannical relative feur, with startling suddenness. "Flos- ed men. until n climax materialized. Miss sie, my daughter, Neal, my son!" nnd To meet the Increasing demnnds of Wall by Insistent gradations had pro- the cap nnd coat were flung nslde, and, the Army nnd Nnvy Nurses' Corps tho Installing of Electric Starting and Lighting Systems moted herself from companion to chap- beaming nml chuckling, Mr. King ex- Ited Cross bus modified somewhat the crone, from that to censor nnd nbso- tended his arms towards the two run- former ru<|ulreuients for enrollment. a Specialty lutc tyrnnt, und then the frnll chain aways. The uge limit is lowered to twenty- of shallow harmony wns snapped in "You see, I happened to come home one vein's, and In special cases nurses twain by the high-spirited Florence. just ns that clever telephone mischief over forty may be accepted. Smnll REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS DONE It was nil about Neat Ward, whom of yours wus in piny'," explained Flos- schools for training nurses have been Wl CAN FIX YOUR AUTO TROUBLES she hnd known for over n year. It was sie's father. "It was easy to bribe the placed on the accredited list. unfortunate that they hud become en- chauffeur to let me take his place. Since the entrance of the United gaged while Mr. King wns nway, for What you will do, Is to go to the city, States In the war the number of pu- the latter liked young Ward nnd he and renppenr the contrite nnd tearful pils entering nurses' trnlnlng schools i Cars Stored und Cleaned Supplies ot All Kinds i had never discussed nor censured his elopers—well, sny In throe dnys. Mean- has Increased 20 per cent. Within the attentions to Florence. Miss Wall hnd time, the shocked nnd Innocent father, last few dnys the Red Cross hns re- taken It upon herself to refuse to snnc- I will see what con be done with Miss cruited und equipped n group of 100 tlon or recognize the cngiigemcnt. Very Wall." nurses for the Army Nurses' Corps peremptorily she had ordered Neul That indignnnt lady flounced out of for service with the British Expcdl- LOWEST PRICED LORENZ BAMCH from the house. Just as insistently the house for good, when she wns told llnnnry forces nt the request of the HARDWARE STORE JN TOWN, she hud forbidden Florence to meet by Mr. King thnt a telegram from the British Government. It lms also him or speak to him. Then Miss Wail runuwnys announced their prospective mobilized several highly specialised BARBER hnd cut off those charming little par- return, nnd thnt he wns inclined to be groups of nurses Tor orthopedic, psy- m BB0ADWAT ties of Florence's with her friends. tolerant and forgive them, blittrlc and facial .surgery hospitals, C. I. BEEGEN Corner Steveni avenue and Firm Mreet. And tlie lust fell blow was a refusnl "Now we'll try to l>o harmonious und as well ns mobile opernllng mills nod Presto.VJbrator tor Electric Face other Important groups. liardwm'ts, Lawn Mowers, Garden to iillow Florence to go down town happy," he advised tlie wanderers, as Xauage nloiie, she always accompanying her. Hose, force Cups, Hakes, Hoes, "Who comes to town at break of he welcomed them home in his jolly- Shovels, Forks, Gas Fixtures, for Lndles and Gentlemen Distributing Depot Opened. tiny, With flivver landed high whli Florence had rebelled. She laid heir- hearted way and they did—and were. MunUls, Gas Platen, Etc. lroyt" Why, the Fanner, of course. rifled the old maid by kissing her hnnd The Atlnntlc division lms established to Ne.nl when he passed the house. She United States1 Lakei. m 1018-22 Washington street, llto

AVMY CITIZEX. AMONG FRIENDS He's Generally Prepared. The man wlm marries for money I SOCXBTXSS SPIRIT TO WIN must prepare to love, honor nnd obey fien. Wm. S. Truer Porf, JTe. tf, kY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. It—I'ittsburgh Post. O. A, IC, meets first Wednesday after- BOY 8COUT noon of each month at 3 o'clock, 1 in Michael Welsh's Hall. Comman- •EFEIT co. r tus. WAR KEPT UP Attempt to follow the advie.e ul d«r, George It. Seward; Adjutant, DOINGS. all your friends and it will be a S. H. Ohatten. night, February 7, the padded cell for you. St. Stephen's Lodpe, So. flj, f. * lv« defeated Company F BY RED CROSS .4. .V., meets at K. ot V. Hall, f.rn the K. of P. Court. The Tmojt So. 1. and third Mondays of each month voirk of Smith, Carroll and (excepting July, August and holiday!) •ot be checked by For the second I line this season AMERICAN AID HEARTENS MIDDLESEX COMMON PLKAS—Ile- at 7.30 p. m. Trosi) OUH'S baslsctball team clashed tween Charles J. Hibbard, Assignee At the end of the Joel Parlor Couiiril, Jfo. «», J . 0 with the Amboy Five of this city and FKA.A.CE AfJD HER ALLIES. o£ Deinitr Vellka, Plaintiff, vs. Kate r tfc* More was 12 to € .in Collins, Defendant, Fi. Fa., for sale 1 . .1. .«, meets every Friday even- iU» Hercules, Smith being defeated thti" CI.;:;;:IO:I:J in a fastand for premises dated November 24, ing in Knights of Pythias HalC. Keenly contested game by the score Councilor, Win. A. Mills; Record- .his Mam with six field Major Murphy, Who Had Charge 1917. ing Secretary, J. L. Applegate. «;aa*V',B»irkard of Company F of 26 to 22. The Amboy Five have MIDDLESEX COMMON PL-HAS—Be- of Relief Work Abroad, Describes tween Charles J. Hibbard, Assignee ««od Samaritan Lodge, Ho. it, K. Ta» HvrcuUs boys played been one of the scouts hardest op- ponents this season. Seven JViontlis' Achievements. of (Jottlob Straub, Plaintiff, vs. Katu «l I ~, meets every Wednesday even-' |ihem aad have greatly inv Collins, Defendant, Fi. Fa., for sale ing at 8 o'clock, at JC. of P. Hall ttotf. floor work. The C. Skow and E. Simensen were for premises (Jatcd November 24 corner of First and Stockton streets. worked much better In the the main "point getters," for the By MAJ. GRAYSON M. P. MURPHY. 1917. Chancellor Commander, William Bris- victors, the former getting six field MIDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS—Be- su; Keeper of Records and Seals, P. and cll«cn«d the game, (Retiring Red Cross Commissioner H. Chapman. goals, and the latter four field to Europe, who wii in chorge of war tween Charles .1. Hibbard, Assignee f M0W .Mag }» to 12 in ot Andre .v H. Slover, Plaintiff, vs, goals and two fouls. Smith ot the relief operation* abroad for seven laulhv Council, No. ». It. *f f UM Hercules Five. The Miss Serp—My grandfather Was Kate Collins, Defendant, Fi. Fa., for liii|)M. Order of lied Men, meets aver? Amboy Five made six field goaU months. Major Murphy soon will re- noled us nut' of the oldest Inhabitants sale for premises dated November M follows: turn to France to join General Perah- second and fourth Thursday of tb« and three fouls. •of Iliis city. 24, 1917. month at 2.3U p. m., in. K. of P. Hall r. p. ing's staff in a purely military capa- By virtue of the above-stated writs The pass work of the scout tean city.) i Miss IVrl—Vou seem to have inher- Pocahontas, Miss Pearl Coward; K .A l io ited Iliul illKiinctioii from him. to me directed and delivered, I will of R., Edith Newman. ,.., 2 was good. •J'liis is II war mil of armies. It is expose to sale at public vendue on ;, , \.. 0 At the close of the first half tho, u war of uiilliiiiK. There is not n man WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY TWEN- rYleiighip Canncfl, .Vo. l«, D. ol v TIETH, NINETEEN HUNDRED I-, meets on alternate Fridays oi E<< ,. 4 score stood 1.1 to 8, the Amboy Five or woman or child in (ii'fiil Itriluin, III THE REASON AND EIGHTEEN. each month, at 2.30 p. m., Knighu o« ...... 12 in the lead. At the start of the Ik'l.iui'i, iu Ki-jiiii'i- or ill Hilly that is Pythias Hall, First and Stocktoa socond half tho scouts tied anrl at two o'clock in the afternoon of iiul it fiiiiiir in Hiit< «;ir. ii Is IIOI II".' said day, at the Sheriff's Ollice, in streets, Councilor, Mrs. Edytbe New- 28 gradually pulled iiway from their iniiili's of Kriuive Unit are the I'sst'ii- the City of Now Brunswick, New man; iiecording Secretary, Mrs. Ada opponents until a five point lead had F.G. p. iiul liiliii; ID I'liiiice in tills war, nor Jersey. 3 been obtained which they hold All the right, title and interest of „ - I'rlbe, So. 23, lm|>M. O. tL llu: iiriiili'K of ICIIKIHIIII, nor Hie iiiinicH Defendant, Kate Collins of, in and •«M meets every Thursday evening aw 1 throughout tho rdiiialning minutes of iilay. • if till' nlllIT illlicH. to till the following described « «'.lock, in Knights of I'ythiaa Hall 1 'I'liu.su iii'inlv.s will their iinrt nml promiBcs.. Sachem, Robert Noble; Chief of 0 Tho score: ALL THOHK tracts of land an-I Records, W. H. Coward; Collector do It to a llhlHh If I hey lire siippurU'il promises situate, lyinj? and being in ot Wampum, Stephen Miller. by the peopli) behind, 'J'ho gruul Try- the- City of South Ainhoy, County of Forwards liirit'ht'iiileiu'K Engine * ||oM r> liiK need In Kuropc lotluy Is to liullil Middlesex anil State of Now Jersey, E. Parker Bennett »«. I, meets third Monday ID each 12 up Ilic spirit nnd kvvp up the spirit of known and-|ii'iall feet long, to be (.•mi be bougjit on Hie other side In the whul lie IH deep known and designated on the la rnaea by tire trou- On Saturday evening, February 16, wiiy i>f »iip|ilU'« and iiiaterliil. There recorded map of the City of South C««rt ItHritun, No. If, r. •! l. ilg, and to be captured Aniboy, as lots 25 and 26 fronting meets on the second and fourth Wed- 1918, the tlrat team of scouts will is very little that van be Inul In the nesdays of each month, at 8 p. m. la bud with • ahotgun out on Cordon Street In Block 20. Bound- clush with the St. Anthony's of wny of liiinmn pnwor, I'lio Ked Cross NO NEED TO MOVE ed north by Gordon street, east by Protection Hall. Chief Ranger, M. that la adding Perth Amboy. Hefore the game a hail to import practically all the Jiihnr lot. No. 27 parallel with Broadway, Leonard; Sub-Chief Ranger, L Hart- man; Financial Secretary. Edward scout meeting has been Bcheluled needed In Its undui'tiikiiiK. It IIIKI IIISO on the south by lots 1!i and 16 and Dewan; Treasurer, James Mlnnick; nut every one is cordially invited to get toeethcr supplies from on tbe west by lots 21, 22, 23 and 24. Together with all and singular the Recording Secretary, Martin Kane; whora the war hits to attend this also. uther IIIUII in IJiinipe itself. 8enlor Woodward. Frit?. Deika; Jun- _ , tf appreciable extent rights, privileges, hereditaments ana ior Woodward, J. McCormack; Senior Again this week the mooting of The lied CI-IM.S on urilvniK in appurtenances thereunto _ belonging ^MvM, who Ik on active Beadle, P. Kosmoski; Junior Beadle, February 11, 1918, was adjourned at Kliii'tvd iiiiuiCMllately tlio eonsinii'liuii or in anywise appertaining. P. Malloy; Trustees, N. Banks; Aaron line as if the ul u yical H.v.stem of tninspurlatloii ! Hycr, Sr.; M. Cronln. 8 o'clock on account of no heat. • CHARLES ANDERSON. • not being turned und wnrelioiisiH. Tills system Iu very weddings are going The Roll Call was' taken and re- Sheriff. ttencrul Morgan iAAue, Jfo, »«, 1, coiapliwiU'd. The Kovurnnieht hnd sulted into 14 scouts and 8 officers JOHN A. COAN,, Attorney. O. O. ¥„ meets every Tuesday even- cupitnl pr:ietl(?ully nil Hie uoints Oe- $20.12. 1-26-4 ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of present. sli-able for warehouse sites. , Pythias Hall, Noble Grand, J. Lor- •' •<* like the agreement The following announcement was ' ton. Berlew; Secretary, Charles P. "Warehouses Crammed With Stuff." XO1ICE TO CREDITORS. Thomas; Financial Secretary, SW. ^Vlted Stfitos nnd Japnn made: Itut the Ited Cross lias it system of CHRISTINA STRAUB, LIZZIE F. Emlllussen. ltBd States recognizes As the conditions make it impos- warehouses, bcgiimin;,' at olflu of I he Straub and Carl Straub, Executors 1 of Japan In China. It prliicipnl polls in Kruuce, In i'arls It of Christian Straub, deceased, by, Washington Camp, No. M, V. O, sible to hold a meeting In this room direction of the Surrogate of the S. of A, meets second and fourth Mtantinn will be Ini- to-night and as the troop's basket- has fc'ieiu huso wureliouscjs. All Monday nights ol each month, at K. Ckn'» fuller under- the trout, iiai'ticuiurly in Ueigluni, till County of Middlesex, hereby gives ball team has obtained the use of notice to the creditors of the said of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock, George B. : hta Keen agreed. the way down to anil along the French Coward, president; Wm. H. Coward, the Knights of Pythias Hall for this Christian Straub to bring In their line, nlonij that down to Italy and debts, demands and claims against vice-president; Bert Lambertson Saturday evening, February 16, 1918, lilting the Italian line, at the seaports the estate of the said deceased, un- Master of Forms; John H, French. I of the United States (to-morrow night) our weekly meet- and along railway routes the Hod financial secretary; B. R. Havana, Wtwo dames, all favor- der oath or affirmation, within nine tig of February 11, will be adjourn- Cross has warehouses, crammed with First Holm—Say, I'ete, dey siiy rtnt months from this date, or they will recording secretary; William M. An- difference being that ed until then. The meeting will be stuff at points where it cun set hold some congressmen have kept de sume be forever barred of any action there- derson, treasurer. I loyal to American Instl- of It when trouble conies. seats for 20 years. called to order at 7.15. All mem- for against the said executors. Sterling Cattle, No. 60, K. O. B. ifor pnice regirdless of its; To supplement this warehouse sjs Second Hobo—Dnt's nothln'; dey Dated January 22, 1918. hers of tho troop are urged to be meeti first and third Saturday «vw- tern,,it lias about 500 ambulances anil hnln't no eojis In congress. CHRISTINA STRAUB, Ing of each month, at 7.30 o'clock ireaent. , motor trucks concentrated In Paris LIZZIE F. STRAUB, at Knights of Pythtai Hall. Noble and others distributed at various CARL STRAUB, «n gratitude enough Chief, Burden Golden; Master ol points so that In case of an emergency DIFFERENT 1-26-9 Executors. Records, C. H. Edwards. I to erect a monument Scouts C. Grace and W. Brown by the Ited Cross can use them to get rjr of the old-time butcher successfully passing their Second quick action anywhere ulong the front. LOWEST PRICES Star «f Jener Ledge, Kt. 484, U. I you « round steak Class tests last week have put their The Department of Civil Affairs la of L. F. and E, meets :n K. of P. I Mag In • hunk of liver patrol, (the First Patrol) back Into working among the children of France. Hall, flrit and third Sunday of Meb It hopes, In co-operation wlth the MAZDA LAMPS month at 2.30 p. m. A. V. Danaer, running for tho leadership of the : President; L. D. Wortley. Financial Patrol Contests which are nearlng French government, to be able to re- JAMES DOLAN Secretary and Treasurer; A. T. Hatt- a close. I'uce, In due course, the number of shorne, Recording Secretary. i'lttmd ft friend's golden dentlis of young Infants in France know with certainty Scout Nelltonn passed his Second from 80,000 a year to 40,000 a year. 308 Henry St.. Smith Ambo> dam Lodge, No. M, It. •. S. f.ittM game lie leurned the Class test and helped to keep the These little tots are brought back regular meeting fourth Friday •! I profoandly und keep- Second Patrol In first place. from the districts where they are un- each month at 8 p. tn., In Welrt'i ,' Otherwise, ttwre der pis fire. They are too small to Hall, First street; President, Nel« Scout Goldstein passed his Second ALEX. GJAQl'INTO Martlmen; Secretary, A. L. Johnson; 1 been no golden wedding. Class test, also and gained ten points wear a gas mask and consequently Financial Secretary, George Morten- for his patrol (the Third Patrol). they would be killed. From Toule CORNETIST sen; Treasurer, Join S. Lund. winter the modern world finihuinnces move around in the coun- The standings: • try. There are clinics where our doe- Muflo furnished for all occaalona Paul Oeflrnw Ho mil ton Lodge, N«, nor*' clearly why it WHS Total Rec'd tors nnd nurses care for tbe sick, par- DEY BUILDING 552, B. of H. T, meets every second _ t4Mn1 poets were NO trc- Feb. K. Fob. 11. Total ticularly children, who cannot other- Cor. Broadway and John Street and fourth Sunday of each month at IjT willed by the npproucli nf K. ot P. Hall. President, Philip Second Patrol . 478 24 BOO wise get treatment because all the doc- SOUTH AMBOY. N. J. tors have been called Into the service. Purcell; Secretary, William Bulmaa; First Patrol .. 466 32 498 Treasurer, Thomas J. Kennedy; Third Patrol .. 270 24 294 Fighting Tuberculosis, Agent of Official Publication, Ed- the feeling* of (he flup Fourth Patrol 281 8 280 in conjunction with Die llockefcller MUSIC! ward McDonnugb. m taken Into conslileriulon Foundation it is conducting « work Tho Patrol Contests have advanced Protection Engine romnnnr, meets i who ore forcing pro-flcrimin<- ugninst tuberculosis, which Is certain- Prof. E. Tougas, of New Brunswick ninny of our scouts us you will see on the fourth Thursday of each ly unparalleled in the history of llio "What Is yuur boy learning at col- Will taken limited number of inipllH month at Engine House, Feltus from ttio following figures before worlii. France has suffered greatly lege?" on Dm iMnuriullii, Guitar and violin. street, at 7.30 p. -m. President, Wil- the contests. from tuberculosis as a result of the "I don't know. I enn only tell you ArrnngomoutB can be made by calling on liam Brimingham; Vice-President, reyclt.Frem uicysle. Troop No. 1 had: 3 First Class people living in unwholesome dugouts. whnt he Is studying." Robert Sograve; Treasurer, Michael driven wnvol Hint t'nn b^ Tuberculosis has developed In. the W. G. 8L0TEB Scouls, 4 Second Class ' Scouts, 15 Welsh; Secretary, Frank D. Stan ton; i*e uOf Hit front whi'i-i trenches too. 308 George Street South Amboy Foreman, John Trlggs. Temlni fnot. ScouLs and 4 Associate blcveli- 10 convert ii Working with the Rockefeller Foun- Scouts. ANOTHER FAKE UNCOVERED Star Building and Lou , I* him bc«u Invented dation, the Ited Cross has put Into ef- ot South Amboy, N. J., meete la Clt» Troop No, I now has: o First Class fect n system of education In France, Hall, OQ tbe fourth Monday evenlig I*1J> FBIEHDS. Scouts, 13 Second Class Scouts, 5 II system to care for bad cases In sanl- WE SELL PIANOS In etch month. Preildent Thomas toriuins und u system which will lend No iKke premium certlllcatm given, no C. Gelsinon; Secretary, John J. Do- BttttrUr evening, February 2, Tenderfoot Scouts, 3 Associate Scouts. price |niz/,le», no humbuu or uuy kind, bui Note: The above figures do .not to the establishment of 800 dispensa- Nlmply honest vnlue for your monoy. laney; Treasurer, inhn J. Coakler of the friends of William ries throughout France, with visiting Tuning and itepalrlDK at lllght I'rlces. wet* imttrtained at his homn count our scouts that are not active nurses nttnehed. fast at present an we have 2 First Class In the military division the Bed HARRY PARI8EN C. T. MA8ON away with'music games and Scouts, nnd 1 veteran scout of them. Cross Is en rr.v!ng on nn extraordinary SOI DITM Street South Amboy (Succcsnoi; to It. P, Mnton) At-» rlate hour the noisy work with the French, with the Bel- lest W«- Forget gians, with the Italians and, to n cer- happy friends departed for their tain minor extent, with the British, J. 2A. FAB2BII, In Reliable Companies homes all declaring them- To be present (to-morrow night) and with our own people. It lias a 1 JJI First Street South Amboy B pleasant February 16, 1918, and on time. system of canteens. It has rolling present were Hiss To put a little money each week canteens which are operating right up Insurance of All Kinds of Perth Amboy, Mlsg In the Camp Savings Fund. In the trenches, where the soldiers nre Fire, Automobile Liability, Mlas Mabel Selover, To pass your next tests as soon given hot drinks. In December U25,- 000 soldiers were served hot drinks Casualty, Etc. M.J.SCITLL1T King, Miss TIIHe Slover, as possible but not to neglect your In this way, Red Cross men worked Surety and Fidelity Bonds last one, Uydta Miss Maude Van under shell Ore all the time. When j 148 John St. South Amboy Anna Malloy, Miss Kath To stay for tho basketball game the gas comes over them they wear ^PUNEBRL BUren, MUs Entelle King, after scout meeting Saturday even- gas mnsks. They are Brent pals with ^Turner, Mlsi Myra Mllli, ing. the soldiers. U. F. CARNEY In conjunction with tho French gov- ^OIBECTOB VanBuren, Mi To help in the sawing and splitting ernment the Bert Cross Is feeding—not Wlfey—You UHOII to wiy you loved Koto Bolce, Me of the tree which has been fallen giving drinks and sandwiches, but giv- fauns Nelson, for the heating of our meeting place, every hair on my bead. 189 David St., South Amboy ing hot menlB—to 1,000,000 French sol- Hubhy—Well, since we're married Jobbing Promptly Attended To Mill*, FVed To do all tasks 'assigned to you diers every month. These men sit and iiud I've found (lint the source of most Hdward Mills nd to tbe best ot your ability and wlth- have their dinners nnd talk and mate' of tlint hair is uacertaiu, I've chanted Tel, 821 At to Serrlee and Price ask These ' I out a murmur. ' , merry In pre»» rnonmtlon l^ila i my wind. , Ml Merad Wreet Soita Apk*y I Hare Serred. THE SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEN. Ofllce-FirBt Street, neir- Broadvray. Seeman Bros. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. Catsup, •Savoy Bniml. bottl« Best Lard, per lb. - 30c OPPOBTUNITIEg FOB ALL Items of Interest Presented In S¥ York Hebe Brand Short ParafMDhs fot Busy FOB BIHT. Cheese, Full |i\ 3lc Evap. Milk, . 'J cans 25o Readers. TO IJET—House, 7 rooms. Rosewell and AuKUBtaBtreeU. Apply Mrs. A.T. Worthing 212South.St8vensaveuue. a-l(*l Edward Goodman of Main street Special Sale for Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday FOU IWSNT-I'wu nicely furnished rooms, is at St. Barnbas Hospital, Newark, all Improvements. Wouldrentlogentlemen or man and wire. Convenient for house where he underwent an operation keeping. Jn<]Uire Citizen office or address Large puckHgre Buckwheat, Butteifly Brand - I l.)v Z. V., care Citi/.en. 2-lli-l for appendicitis. Fancy Prunes, per lb. 1 5c; | Mixed Nuts, per lb. FOU HUNT—Two furnished rooms. suit- Shredded Wheat, package - - 1 «%C A. & R. Corn, can - • - - ' able fur [uur gentlemen, all improvements. Harry Dowdell who is stationed Apply 308 Henry street. 'i!)-tf Pickles, mixed or plain, per bottle - - I Oc Butterine, Leader Brand, prints FOE HKST—Furnished room, suitable for at Camp Green, Charlotte, N. C, Is one or two persons; all improvements. Ap- recovering from an attack of German Can Pears, No. 3 cans, each - I !><• Corn Flakes, 3 boxes ply at 3:18 Main street. 1-ii-tf measels. Priflcine Hit Id rig Powdrr, nif?c Word lias been received from Beans, red kidney, per lb. • •' j E.ST.Vi'K—Salable property always Herbert J. Robinson, "Somewhere Hom ruilish, per buttle • -• * I Oc Pure Codfish, per lb. .... ou baud. Dwellings, factory Bites, larae or small, farms, building lotn, etc., at lnvitinjf in France" with the American Avia- prices. Now la the iinie to buy. Don't delay Uneedu Bif-ciiit, package -( - (»C Evaporated Apples, per lb. • • ~ Rente collected. Fire insurance placed is tion Corps, that he has been ap- ^rellahie coiupiuiieB. Wm, 11. J'urisen, I tea Mutchos. Ohio Blue Tip, 5 boxes' ' - - 2Uc Toilet Paper, Blue Ribbon, G rolls Estate and Kent Collecting Agency, 1W pointed sergeant, acting as a clerk Broadway, South Amboy, N. J. l-'J'J-tf for the commander of the section, Coffee, Golden Santos, ' - lb. 2Oc; 5 lbs. t»5i ilroailvvay. mooting of Jool Parker Council No Originators of Low Prioes MONEY TO LOAM on Bond and Mortgage. 69, Jr. O. U. A. M. All members of pnektigo 9e lb. 3 Apply to J. A. Uonii, I'. O. Duildliig. tho initiation team aro urged to bo 118 N. Broadway Tolophono 206 pi csent. AUTOMOBILES FOB HUE.

KOlt HlltK-Koo Hodan far ull iiurpostH A number of personH from tills vl,,e Kayport, and this city. All ro-rohoarHal no that Tuosdny'g program Mrs. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Apply to 10. H. Mason & Son, Hrondwriy. 9-1 clty enjoyed the nnnual "Martha l>ortei having a good time. Is thoroughly understood by all, andI'otorson, Mrs. POIl 111 UK—New Chandler Hedim. Por Funerals, weddlngi*, and uhrixtonlntis u spec- Washington" dance nnd ball held In j that arrangements can be mado for Mlllor, Uoula Peterson, Walter Cum- ialty, o, >V. Welsh. a-si-tr South River on Monday night. Men have been at work during the tho transportation of the out-of-town nilngs, John Curnmlngu, Thomas KOIt I11HB—LlmoiiHliie for nil orfiuHunn. Paul Uryiliiskl, corner Orlur and Center tow days blasting away tho Icemembers by auto noxt TticBday even- ArniHtrong, Anna McCormack, Anna Ho was • also pr north of the ing. Uniforms will not lin rcimlrcd Mlllor, Ncls Nielsen, Louis Nielsen, llstlc work with the listed In tho Naval ncscrvo Oorpal Col)nty nt Sunday's rehearfial but will bo l'otor Niolson, Emily Nielsen, Mrs.Dlxon and the laU Dwfcht I HELP WANTED. He 1B tho son of ox-Coiuicllman Hii»\ worn on Tuesday. Sovcral now soloc- I?. Niolson, Anthony O'Connor and He is survived by his w nntl a Graduate of the local HlK'i lions to bo used for tho dancing LoBtor Horsowood of tho U. S. S. eons, the Rev. W. 8. W WANTISB—VOIIIIB lady to lake curu nl local mllltla company as ro- books: must hu iwiminlo. Apply to II. Wolll School In 1914, being connoctoil very (,o|VOIj an jnvltntlon to participate havo boon purchased and that IH Siisnuolianna. • Stanley and Spencer Jf A Co. •2-ld-tf prominently with tho lmskclbiill toum ,„ tll0 Washington's Mrthduy eolo- why tho rohoarsal Is necessary. I son; three daughters, W durlng that year. imitlon in I'orth Amboy at which Transportation to anil from Red; ** King, Louisa May am' WOUK WANTED. time a Bcrvico dag will bo raised. Hank and this city w|ll bo furnished KEY. S. V. itOlllNSOX DIES. All members of South Amboy WANTED—Waslilnir. Jlronilitt of .. by the motor corps, who have thoir Tho Rev'. S. V. Robinson, 65 years Muter Shucks. housework. Mm. KltzaboUi Johnson, Lodge No. 1554, Loyal Order ot Thursday evening tho War Savings headquarters in this city. # u Sometimes I thinly the bes George street. 2- old^j a. u , | die~* 4 d^* suddenlhj IA ^« la ^^ • M A £y fro*» ^^m • • • apoplexMI g* i' J^' * V" ™ ^y E Moose, are requested to attend meet- T]]rm stam,, committee, under tho Monday nt h's residence, 558 Madl- S£"ck'nB ""'tternnts Is crack Ing next Monday evening,, an very i i,jp j councilman Gordon, LOST AJfD FOUND. eIm rmans o CELKltllATEI) son avenue, Elizabeth. He was born What ore we going to get? important business, la to be brought hml a short meeting ln the City shucks? Never mind U I IjOST—On Sunday nit;ht. botwoen Main forward for action.—James Mlnnlck, , , Mrs. John Priraka ontortiined a on February 12, 1853, at Emsworth, Ing niore lhan an empty street and I'rostoytorlnn ciiuri;h h.v wuy «r Hal) p anB {or th0 carapalgn wer) nnmbor of friends at her home on] Hampshire, England. Ho was grad- a while I The next ,U ' Stevens avenue, Flint, Stuck tun and Cluirrh secretary. HtreetB, u small white ba-» containing SIJO.DO discussed and nrrangcmeiits for Sunday evening, February 10, ln j untod, from Regents Park College,' right. Anyhow, we huv£ gall or more, a check and a hole. \ Uliernl re- another meeting for next week were celebration of her birthday, I--,~t London„ , an--d. after a— fe—.w. year.- s work ot muscle ln the firm .„._that. _ ward to Under If roturuud to Mrs. ICiunui /MisIss Bertha Fulton has tendered Kler, IMIiMaln stroot. 2-Ki-l ma(]c Some active work will bo proved a happy evont for all pres- on London newspapers, ho went, on , ra!"er' Mnke» m strooger 1 her resignation as teacher in the 1 started soon. >ng the harder nut tomorrow? High School to accept a more lucra- ent and the time glided away swiftly April 17, 1878, to Jamaica, In Farm Life. WANT TO PURCHASE. in the social pleasures. Indies, under the auspices of the tive position ln the school* ot Perth 'A special meeting of the Common I WANTED—Pullets and tiro-yoar-old liei Amboy. Miss Fulton will Ultimo Among those present were: Kath- London Missionary Society. At the Hti>te irlcu and Kind. 1'. o. Hox HE. Sou !ouncil will be held next Tuesday rlne Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Martln- close of five years in this work he Believe nnd _ ___ Amboy, N. J. 2-Hi-l her new dutlei, juit •• «xm u the/ venlng at e)ght o,clock Thls pres. Board of Education releases her uson, Mrs. H. Prlmka, Margaret Prlm- came to tho United States, and be-Hope so much that it wllfbi di> ent council U surely making a rec- to believe all of It, bat iMUtr* It her present contract. ka, Mrs. Josi Primka, Mr. John came pastor of the Baptist Church DR. ,T. o. ouims \ ord, they having averaged at least Prlmka, Mary, Edward and George at Bloomingdalo, N. J. Ho also oc- way. m ihort-b«JI«Tt Md »«*• one meeting a week since their or- all yon beltare will MOM tr ' DKNTAI. SUHORON T. Fllskov, Superintendent am Prlmka, Mm. J. Shannon, Catherine cupied tho pastorate of other Baptist ganization. nope nnd bellows thnt all^wal OFHOE IN I'AIIISEX Chief Engineer of the Rarltan River and Agnes Shannon, Mrs. E, Brick- churches in tho following order: come to ptw •ome diy. SOUTH AMBOY, X. J. Railroad, has purchased the Cheva- son, Mary Erlckson, Mr, and MrsSout. h Amboy, N. J.; Tottenville, N. i The appraisers in the condemna- 9 Phone 223. lier property on Main street and will Helmar Carlson, Mrs. N. Johnson, Y.; Wyckolt Avenue, Brooklyn: as- tion proceedings of the Pennsylvania . MMt make his home in this city. At Margaret and William Johnson, Katta- sistant pastor Hanson Place, Brook- ! railroad against certain property ' FmrleM minds..climb present he Is living in Jersey City. rine Wasset, Vincent Sternweiser, lyn; Patchogue, L. I.; Princeton, N. I owners for land adjoining the ralt- crown*.—Shakespeare. I road made awards as follows: Four- The local Chapter of the American teenth Street Realty Co., $6,079.70; Red Cross Society has accepted the J. R. Such, »3,255; H: S. Davis, offer of the Knights of Columbus to $3,333, asked »20,000; C. P. Rose, reproduce the minstrel hit ot Friday MEAT $9,654.40, asked $39,000. '• The Four- evening for their benefit. Mrs. Wilteent- h Street Realty Company and liam S; Dey, chairman of the enter- II. S. Davis have filed appeals tainment committee, has charge of against their awards. RflRAK'3 the affair and is working in con- junction with the K. of C's commit- tee. This will give those who were BAND G4JE8 TO RED BANK. DUIIIIITh«»» •p»ol«l» Ar»m For Friday O, >«turday MAPI, Mondaynd !Tu—d«y unable to get seats at the perfor- Major Borden. Chief of the Third mance on February 8 an opportunity Battalion, has requested the Third to see this splendid entertainment, | Battalion Band ot this city to par- Legs of Veal, short cut 1 He lb. | Corned Beef, lb. •,, ' 16c and aid a good cause at the same ticlpate in the official inspection of /1IVB your palate • aur- V time. the Headquarters Company and Com- Sirloin or Porterhouse ^•prlae. Purchu* a roast panies C, and D, (machine gun Spring Lamb - 81cLamb Chops: 28c|j|j. of family sice and all your ' On Wednesday the Robert Robin- companies) at Red Bank Armory on folks will then aurmiae you son succeeded in freeing the tugTuesday evening, February 19. Roast bought that meat ot ua. Emma K. Ross, which has been By this Invitation it is evident that Sparcribs, 2 lbs. 26cLard - 2 Phone your orim—we'll at- grounded off this city. After get- the band's work on Tuesday evening 22c lb. tend to it promptly. ting the boat clear with the .assistance was' appreciated by the state and of two other tugs the wreck was battalion officers. The official in- Watch for Mr. Happy Varly tpwed to Jersey City. spection of these companies will bo Beef Steaks J Ihs Ifr Gbopped one of the "big events" of the year Very Spaelil ** lUJ sM\J\j gH (H Up to dato there have been about at Red Bank. All the officials ot the rltE fifteen persons who have registered surrounding towns will be Invited to themselves as bolng alien enemies. witness the ceremonies and after tho Pork Roast all meat Cross Rib Roast Pork Chops Chief of Police McDonnell has inspection the armory will be turned charge of the registration. over to a formal ball and banquet. The Third Battalion Band will fur- 24c lb. 28c lb up Mr. and Mrs. William Masterson nish music during the inspection and of Wllmot street entertained a num-will play for the dancing. This Is Sirloin or Porterhouse JERSEY PORK LOINS RIB ROA.ST ROA.ST OF ber of friends at their homo on certainly a compliment for the local STEAKS Tuesday evening. There were about organization, and proves that the twenty-four persons present. The Inspector-General meant what he 39c Ib. 18c Ib. 15c lb. evening was spent as usual in musio said, about the local organization lb. and dancing. The Jollity continued being excelled by only one band tn 8our Krout 8olb. Corned Pork Lolrtr - IQo,,lljj until a late hour when the guest de- the state. HORSES and DOGS parted for their respective homes. Director Fateman received a tele- Quests were present from Perth phone call from Major Borden on VEAL CHOPS Corned Spareribs, 2 lbs 30e SOUP HEAT Amboy as well as this city. CLIPPED! Wednesday evening asking that the Oil the ihulltr Mateeraaval ' * band report to Red Bank on Friday Ten men from Company B of New p.nd Tuesday evening both. But aa Fresh Pigs Feet lOc lb 1 have, also installed a band! Brunswick were inspected by the'the director explained that thi« would 20c lb. saw and am now l-eadv to do I Governor'8 8taff ln tnls clty on Tues' j be « hardship to some of the men ...... , . / . day evening. It was necessary for the order was rescinded and they , all kinds ot wheelwright work. these to come to South Amboy on wore ordered to report for the in- Top or Bottom Round Chuck Roast account of not. being present at spection on Tuesday evening. By All meat 25c lb Nice and lean HARRY BRUNT, their own company inspection the the action of the Major It Is evident •MB.8 188 Stevens Avenue previous evening, thnt tho local organization will be Fancy Table Butterine 32c Ib Fresh Sausage, loose or link used in nil the official military func- Initiation will be held to-night On Saturday evening Thomas Ken- tions of the state. Rtmtmbir the plae., call or telephone. W« Mil Just •*«*• arfvartla*. (Friday) ln tho meeting of Joel Par- nedy of Bergen Hill entertained a Rehearsal will be hew promptly at ker oiuticll Jr. O. U. A. M. Three number of his friends at a birthday i o'clock this Sunday afternoon at 124 Broadway Telephone 2ei South Am oandloiteB will be Initiated into full party. Oueats were preaenj/ from' the bnnd hipadquartars. Every mem- memv/rshlp. South Rlrer, New Brunswick/ Sayr ber of the/ band should attend this { r, •. i. T. M. c. A. Hens. To-night don't forget the Members Smoker. Starts at 8 p. m. Mr. H THE QUALITY STORE O. Williams of New York will give an address. Those who have heardBrief Items CoKcrainf Petple We ANNOUNCEMENT! Mr. Williams will need no introduc- tion to him. Come around and have Know that Prove Interesting Octagon Soap, cake 6c an enjoyable evening. Reading. UR showing ot NEW AND EXCLUSIVE Frank Grace won out in the pocket Pink Alaska Salmon, can - - - 20c SELECTIONS OK SPRING SUITINGS is now- billiard tournament defeating Mert Arthur T. Allen of Camp Green, N. Sawtay, per can - • - - - 4(K? O C, is enjoying a furlough visiting complete. Every pattern is thorough- Ingraham in the finals by a close margin. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bee Brand Royal Anne Cherries, large can - 28t* ly unusual, both in weave and color, and is in Allen of George street. accordance with the high standards for which The Split Bowling Tournament is this store has always stood. well under way, Hoffman leading at Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and present with 48 for the three games. daughter, of Wananassa, spent Sun- Choice Santo Coffee, per lb. 19c day last in this city. Step in at your convenience, we would A committee has been appointed by Baby Brand Butterine, per Ib. 35o be very pleased to show you these ex- the committee of managment to make 'Mr. Amos Ennnons, of Jersey City, Fancy Carolina Rice, per Ib, Via cellent woolens. arrangements for baseball for thespent a few days this week visiting coming season, and it is hoped that his son, Sir. Wallace Emmons of Spinach, Smilax Brand, per can 25« something will be able to be given First street. out at the smoker. Juat r«c»lv«4 a ahlpmvnt «f Corporal Frank A. Duggan of LOUIS BRIEOS Some of the bowling teams will be Camp Dodge, Iowa, is spending a CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS ten days' furlough with bis parents, TAILOR TO MEN OF FASHION losing some of their bowlers on account of the draft, but the others Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Duggan,of Feltus G-oocis Promptly Delivered 01 Smith Street on the various teams are determined street. to keep agoing and fight to the finish for first place. Miss Madeline Travers, of New Perth Amboy New Jersey Brunswick, spent the wuck end as William E. Slover 8nme of our members have not I ho guest of Sliss Anna Uiiltnnn of riuito understood the rotes In regard Fourth Btreet, 208 John St. T«M«« m NearB'way to sons of railroad men. Wo would stato these rates no (but all will un- Allan Holcn IODIIIIUII.S of First street derstand. A son of u railroad em- spent the weoli end with relatives in ployee that is a student or entirely Joreoy City. dependent of his parents can Join fur $3.00 a year, but one who l« earning Joseph A. McCormimk, vvliu 1B a 0. Meats That You Can Eat a salary especially those w'lm arcII, M, in tlm Mini! SweupiiiK Division, practically men are expected to spent a short. furlough with' his SPECIALS $5,00 a year. Thin rule works the mother,. Mrs. John McCormack of MEATS AND GROCERIES name as passos which uro not IHSIIOII street. when sons uro not dependent nn Legs of Genuine Lamb 38c may be obtained at this store. New customers their parents. The l'ennsylvanlu Prank Scully uf Stevens nvunue Itiillromi Coiuiinny does not consider WUH a New York visitor on Satur- daily find that we sell only choice meats and sing it fair that II. should be expected to duy evening.' Pot Roast- 18c-20c Choice Steaks • 28c our praises to their friends. Let us serve you also. provide nn association fnr men who arn earning salaries at othor bun) llrlt HondrlcliBon of this elty spout 88c Saturday ovoning in Newark. Fresh Killed Chickens 'PHONE 22S 11CBSO9. and we will fill your order. For Sunday, March 3rd, the Stero- Edward Wortlny of David street Prime Rib Roast optlcon lecture, "Our Southern Moun- was a visitor to Newnrk on Satur- taineers," with illustrated hymns will day evening. bo given. Fresh Jersey Veal 16c up Double S. fttl . or Elk Green Miss Helen Pcrrino of Portia street TndingStamps given with each Clean Water Bottle*. wns a visitor to New York City on When tli« wuter bottle become* Saturday evening. Porterhouse Roast purchase, every Saturday. lined with u sedlinunt frum the wa- ter, mi cliffy wny to remove It is by Mrs. Ellen Reilly of Long Branch putting a tenspouulul uf hydrochloric has returned to hor homo after n Hontighsin's Heat Market nciil with n lltf.lu water in tin! bottle. week's visit with relatives in this Telephone 20. QnaUtr «nd Wright SwutN The glnss will be perfectly clour In a city. few minutes. 2O9 David Street o John P. Kmiliussen loft on Satur- ALEX PAWLOWSKI Water In Fruit. day for Niagara Falls to take up the Most fruits contain from 75 to 88 Store CIOMI Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6 o'clock per cent water, und u balance of woody duties connected with his new posi- 236 North f eltus Street Bergen Hill. South Amboy liber or cellulose, fruit sugar mid min- tion at that place. EMPIRE THEATRE erals. Thus the free use of fruit dolly insures u greater supply of water to Vincent O'Connor, son ot former the body. Councilman O'Connor, has safely made the trip across to the other side. Word reached Mr. O'Connor Program For Week Feb. 25 early this week. O'Connor is a sea- man on the largest of the American Monday, Feb.. 25 transports. Paramount Presents PAULINE FREDERICK In H. WOLFF X CO. Matthew Gross of New Brunswick spent Sunday afternoon with frleml3 "Ashes of Embers" in this city. A BEAUTIFUL DRAMA Also the last Chapter of institution whose largest attention is | ricd When Gr-ie V/so Plentiful CHRONICLES average person. See the rector a1 given to tho culture cf t';e spiritu'.l' Where T.ow Cities Stand. once about it. side of a man's life, and you will METHODI8I EPISCOPAL i fswnf In fcntrnl generally find something even in :-i ! "Id I'm We achnow ledge tue receipt of Tlic rector will felobrate the IIoI • 1'oor scniioB, to he'p you in you- souvenir cauls Irtiin Mr. and Mrs. EPISTLES. Din'.Mininn ill lVan; Mcmorla stnu'^Ies, and enough to rhillon?:' "\^*. 'II I \v;is ulirin iwrlVi' ye.'ll'S old Willie P.. Fisher, who are enjoying hajC'i noxt Sundny ni rning at 9.uC you to lii^hor duties an.i to nobler; I «!::ni'tl uiio muniiiii; to btuit for The Secret Next Sunday close3 our church a fine; vacation in Florida. living. jj p:nin.'. My I;ri>(ln>i-K h;u] (in nlil llint- ; year. At a special moo'ing of St. Mar If you are not a raEular church: '"''' rlllc, whicli I cnn'icd with inc. It of Furnace Wo havo two letters (rum our so!- tha';; Guild hp.'d last Sunday it wa allondiint. think it over, and from a was M hir^'f and tn-avy suu. uml »';ts Efficiency Wares 1st is tha beginning of an- rtlor boys, but l:ick nt spare neces- unanimously voted to "stanil baelt re-solution to bercrne or.o n.:-;t S:sn- so honvy (lint 1 ci.uld not ylumt it willvnit UKI'II^ n rest, t runic up (he other conference year. sitate;; that v, o hold 'them for publi- the new church improvements" t1 ilr.y. It. will be a gof;d time to bogin. Tito Squaro Fire 1'ot. It isn't cation until the next issue of the river, l;i-o]iin.i h;-;-r thp hunk, mr.il I the limit of the society's abilltj If- as a nnvnber of t!i\> church-you got to where the courthouse now rcoliya sccrcl. llach year Paying of honest ohurcli obliga- "Chronicles." Bully for tha girls of St. Martha's have grov/n lukewarm and indifferent, sttinds in IJoonvillc. ITnder tho trees, Hiove .'nid more people are tions assist greatly in meeting de- Had it not been for them it is t rcvivo your interest in the things which thi'ii I'ovcn-vl ihc ground In the li'L'.rrh}; v.hat it means:, |j[;ht jnands upon the church. Mrs. Sarali K. Harney, of Los lie vary much doubted whether thes most north wbfle, and make a ner courthouse j-iird, 1 s.-iw ilvu dcrr xtnui!- in lliLir own homes, lint it's Anselcs, with characteristic gen- improvenTnts would have boon pos investment in cuureh attonJanee. It ing tt'Kctlu'r. I sderti'd one of the liie b\£ wason for tliu wonder- finest looking ones )ine new Iis;litJJig fixtures, one to bs crnck of my gun ho fell; but when I Christ and united with the cljurcli to have such a faithful body .to attend church nost Sunday, went up to where lii> wns, he .1 iimpfrt during the past year, and the church in memory of Mi-ss Kmma Dayton, workers bad: of him. to his feet, mid would have followed lias re-ipouded to ninny domands. and tlia olhcr to be in memory of o FIIIST BAPTIST CHURCH. tho other deer towards the river, had I •—*> , . Miss Er.ima's mother, Mrs. Mary not rushed up nnd caught hold of him, The individual who destroyed ono Dayton. Our auditorium was in splendid putting my tirms under his neck. He Foniaces condition last Sunday, and good con- juiwed me with his sharp hoofs nnd of the stained glass windows in the? Tho palonted scjnnr-j fir? pot Since our last issue we have re- gregations greeted the pastor. Tho horned me—his hoofs mnUIng nn ugly adds efficiency aiici <.iit'cts rear of the church may be the pro- gash In my thigh nnd his horns (strik- duct of Kultur. A loail of shot is reived a chock for $10 from n "friend," topic of the morning sermon was econo;;iy. It clears tr,f.-.-ly of "A Certain Victory" and In the even- ing trie on the iorehriid. The murks of ashes and ciadcrs—tacn i.'iate none too good for such a coward. Si) cf which is to go towards the CHURCH NEWS holh hoofs nnd horns I carry wilh me bnris \\\z same lenjjih. ^Tlie lOmnia Dayton Memorial, and $5 to-' ing, "The Coiistrast of Love." Bo- todny. I bclo. «S, r. A r^fcV ^^A^ ^^A*^ ^^^^^ ^^A^ ^^^^ ^^a\^" ^^a^^ ^^fc^^^^h, Organization: wv and at which time olijeciions will Im A. >(., meets at K. of P. Hall, f.rM Tr«np No; I. heaul. Said ordinance reads us fol- nud third Mondays of each month lows: (t-xccpiiug July, August and holiday*) On the Knights oF I'ythlas Court! Tlie Women's Liberty Loan Cora- AX ORDIXAXCK TO AMEND AX at 7.SO p. m. last Saturday evening February 16,! mlttce of tlie .Second Federal ISesurve ordinance entitled, "An ordinance of iltis, Tno;> One's fr-ketball team ®isMvt \™s '"'«» "t work for some the City of £""t of work lo do in penectini? ing at S o'clock, at K. of P. Hall the lows: Every permit shall be signetf corner of First and Stockton streetB. as better in every respect than orgnnismtion and preparing' the by H member of the committee on „ ., . women for Uie work. Chancellor Coinmander, William Bris- that of the scouts. sewers nnrl sht'U fie issued by tha sa; Keojior of Recurds and Seals, F. Street, f o !!">iv;.i ;.ier upon payment t:> II. Cliapiuau, Both teams kept even in the first aIol]Thg e ,llwol]]oe ,ill(ln s lu<)fv ,„nIannIn„ „„,„,g„ t0 orjwor,anUak_ tho colic.or of taxes of the amount ton minutes of play but the visitors tlon, wllh whom tliey expert to co-op- set by tht sewer committee., which lntitbc Council, >„. 6. I), u| p gradually gained a lead which1 was erate in every wn.v. The nwervo ilis- amount shall not exceed the actual ImpM. Oilier of IUMI tti-u, meets ever? llns l)ctm eosts of the connection, it being tho aeeoml and fourth Thursday of tb* too groat to over come. , trlct divided into nine dis- month at 2.:i0 p. ,, . of P. H»ll trIcts w 11 u intention of this sectiun to liavo the ( m ;a K Tho score' • ' ' district clmlrniuii in eacli applicant pay the costs of the con- Pocahontas, Miss Pearl Coward; K. Troop Jfc 1 9» St. Anthonys 81 flstrlLt- '" IU!'ml"" t0.lM* l!"'re wl" nection from tho se^er to tho curb of R., Edith Newman. 1 lino only. It shall bo the duty of "I know when I hired you you were .A coiinly cliniriiian In each county I'rltnship Council, So. 1«, II. 0| no good. You'd hi nor get your mes- tho Street Commissioner to keep a towards nI1(j (l (owll e|ia]rtllttn |ri cuci, tawn_ record of the permits issued aa aforo- Ir lt s nlherwlHo might ho ovcrlnulipd by (ho PETER ,T. COAKLBY, 1 'V». 1. meets third Monday )• each Fouls Goals-rE. Parker 1, Young 1. J[|s ' ° ,?• ! " " ••»<»"•»"»• "»'• City Clerk. m, ... „„ • . *f ' Courllnnil I>. linnips ns rliulr- • nun's eoiiinilllco.s, which, ii.s n rule, . month r.t 7.SU o'clwk p. m, Forenjan Timo of halves 20 minutes, j man of (lio Molropnlilnii dlslrlct, coui- conci'iiti'iito llii'Ir attention upon BO- Frank Farrell; President, Joho B. NOTICE TO CltEMTOnS. ; Rcfereo, J. Manlon. , prising Mntihiillnn, Itnioklyn nnd Hut curing largo NIIIIHCTIPIIOMH from tho . woodward; Secretary, M. N. 1'earce. I Bronx. Tho Central Oommltteo alno business men of Iliclr communities, CHRISTINA STRAUU, LIZ2IB P. Stranb and Corl Straub, Executors South Anilifijr Lodge No. 155J, I.oml Saturday, February 23, 1918, Troop 2 — of Chrlntlun Straub, deceasoil, by UMcr of Moose, nieeta at Welsh's of this city will lino Its best btiskot- " direction of tho Surrogate of tho Hall, 224 First street, at 8 o'clock County of Middlesex,, hereby glvos p. m., on the second and fourth Mon- bull team up against Troop Olio's more to our meetings from now on, day of each month. Past Dictator, second team. Tho ganio will start Wo feel sure Unit both troops run notion to tho crodltors of tho said Christian Straub to bring in their C. Loon Cozzena; Dictator, N J at 7.4.") Hhnrp, From tho following work togotho)' as they Hhauld. dobts, demands nnd claims against Howloy; Vice-Dictator, J. B. Downs- 11 n o 1111 both teams urj about ovouly Tlio uusineaH session was then iid- the estate of tho Raid doccasod, un- Treasurer, J. J, Hanaway, Jr.; Pre- late, A. C. Winant; Secretary, James mutched and a good game, in ON jmirncd. lior oath or affirmation, within nine months from this date, or they will A. Minnick; Sergeaiit-at-arm«, P. pee ted. Tho lineup: Tho troop was then put through he forever barred of any action thero- Cramer; Inner Guard, W. J. Ke«- Troop 1 (Soconil) Troop 2 Ilio netting up oxerclsos in tlio hand Jinny thousands of Anierlciins loi- against tho said executors, nedy; Outer Guard. H. St. John: s bought Ulx.rl.v IJDIIIIN <>!' the second is- Trustees, M J. HuBnejr, William Forwards book. Dated January 22. 1918. Nagle, J. J. Hanaway, Br. A. Skow C. James, capt. Pyramid building was then sue hy paying .$1 down for a fifty dol- CHRISTINA STRAUB, lar hunt] mid pledtfi'iij,' themselves lo Court Raritan, N«. «, p. «f A. F. McKennn Win, Kurt/: unit with fair success. LIZZIE P. STRAUB, Old Stager—I )u>ur you linve the part pay the IIUIIIIIL'U at Ihu rule of $1 a CARL STRAUB, meets on the second and fourth Wed- representing youiiK Uiddyboy open in Center | (lames wen) then taken up the week. 1-26-ft Executors, nesdays of each month, at 8 p. m in your new piny. I hope I'm not too lute R, Waterman, capt. H. Johnson First and Second Pntrols opposing They did it hy Inking advantage of Protection Hall. Chief Hanger, M. I he oll'ers of banks and bond houses Leonard; Sub-Chief Ranger, L. Hart- (or the place? Guards tlio Third and Fourth. man; Financial Secretary, Edward Manager—Sorry, hut you look ubout A. Linden W. King The Third and Fourth Patrols lu New York mid elsewhere to buy the THE Dewan; Treasurer. James Minnick; forty years too lute. N. Edwards S. Johnson easily won the1 Tug-of-War li to 0. bonds mill hold lliciu until the 50 pay- Recording Secretary, Martin Kane; ments were completed. Senior Woodward, Fritz Delks; Jun- Troop One's (First Team) will In tho Indian Club Relay Race Tho hankers arrniit'cd that every HOBEnuu ior Woodward, J. McCormack; Senior WHY? most likely clash with Troop No. I tho Third and Fourth Patrols took cent puld on tlie bonds should begin 183 Brondwaj Beadle, P. Kosmoskl; Junior Beadto of Red Bank. Tho local team will the first game and tho First and earning the 4 per cent, interest puid P. Malloy; Tru?tees, N. Banks; Auroo have its regular lineup with Grace, Second the last two. Tho final hy the government ns fast as the In- Now Open for Business Hyer, Sr.; M. Cronln. vestors miiile payments on their bonds. Slmonsen, C. Skow, K. and J. Par- game was won by a half man lead, MRS. JENNIE SMITH, Proprietor General Morgan Lodife, No. 96, li ker. Before the games a little token The First and Second Patrols then The bankers got nolhlng In return ex- «. W. r., meets every Tuesday even- cept 4 per cent, cm so much of their HEAI-S SERVED AT ALL H0UV8 ing at 7.30 o'clock, at Knights of of remembrance from the scouts of won the Cock Fight 4 to 2. In this money as was in the bends. This Pythias Hall, Noble Grand, J. Lorr South Amboy (Troop 1 and 2) will game Scout Morrow seems to be aulo amount kopt dcvi-eiiMlng nil tlie time. OVSTKRS IJT AJTY STVLI ton. Berlew; Secretary, Cbcrlei P. bo given to Scoutmaster Ingraham to defeat the biggest opponent tho Tlie investors who bought bonds this Thomas; Financial Secretary, Si£. who in the past two years has been troop has. This game Is an excel- way were doing better than if they With Years of Experience It li Our Bmiliussen. the leader of Troop 2. We tho mem- lent balance test, had saved tho money nnd put it In a Aim to Please Our Patrons. Vnshlntrtdn 0ani|i, Mo. M, P. O, hers of Troop No. 1 wish him the Tho last game of the evening a savings hand ,?l nt ii time, whoro It S. of AH meets second and fourth would have received 4 per cent. Inter- Monday nights of each month, at K. best of luck and a safo return. j Crab Race, was won by tho First est only on a (nuirtei'ly basis—thnt is, of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock, George & | ;;nd Second Patrols 3 to 1. tho money would not linve started to Coward, president; Win. H. Coward, Every one is welcome to come to The meeting wns adjournfd at 9.15. draw interest until thu cud of the cur- vice-president; Bert Lambertaob, rent quarter. Master of Forms; John H. French, tho games. financial secretary; B. R. Havane. In the Patrol Contests the Second The Investors were better off, too, IF TOP WANT A recording secretary; William M. An- There was a good attendance at Patrol leads with two points . because they were saving for n definite derson, treasurer. our weekly meeting of February 19 separate them. Tho other Patrols' °Wect- ""'} n" Intensely Patriotic ob- GOOD STEW or F11Y our weoiuy meeting oi reuruary u, i i Ject, nnd Uncle Sum wns better oft be- Sterling CanUe, Xo. SO. K. fl. B, 1918, when you take into consider still hold their same position. | cauae he |jn(] tne u,)erty Don,i mb. STOP AT meets first and third Saturday even- lion the weather conditions which I Total Reo'd ! gcrlptlons. Not only that, but Uncle ing of each month, at 7,30 o'clock at Knights of Pythlm Hall. Noble prevailed. The meeting was the first I Fob. 10 Feb. 19 Total j Sam also lind tlio full sum lie sought,: : Chief, Iliinlon Oolden; Master of Mrs. Hnshehmiso — Xour boots we have had in three weeks that was Second Patrol.. BOO 51 551 for the bunkers advanced their lnsti-j F.F.HH'SCAFE Records, C. H. Edwards. aquenk; that's a sign they ain't paid not adjourned on account of no hoat; First Patrol 498 51 54. ,lnt1 Recn ,,,m severnl And it is interesting to know that ono lyer established a private post nnd placed before tho meeting. I Tel. 321 (Successor to It. P. Mnson) times during the evening and again of the greatest of their d iscoveries was ono placed boxes nt the corner of tho As National Headquarters Is in nt half pnst eleven, when he had said: of the simplest, and that was, that cooking 341 Second Street Sooth Anlwj streets for letters Inclosed In envel- neod of more money to carry on its "Well, how are you?" Tho boy turned In Reliable Companlca opes that wore sold In ofllcos estab- or toasting tobacco improved it in every good work nnd as a quota has beon bis white, wenry fnce to him nnd sold way, just 03 cooking most foods improves FIltE ALARM SIOHALS. lished for that purpose. It seems a ns ll(1 cmM nm 231 First Street South Amboy set for every troop In tho United " ' '««? < "' tip-top. them. likely, however, that envelopes were in sir;" nnd nt midnight wns dead. States, ours being $45 In three years 25 Center and Elm Streets. mso before this period because envel- o They took a real Durley tobacco, grown opes so used lu Franco were special or $15 a year will wo bo willing to in this country; toasted it as you would 27 Stockton and First Street!. post-paid envelopes. But precisely Sell Wood by Pound. accept It. Clrcnsslnn walnut Is sold by tho toast bread; moistened it to replace tho Bordentown Avenue and Feltui what year is marked by thu llrot inven- Tho reply was "you." A number p ,, ] uu and not by the foot. I natural moisture driven off by toastinci 3»reet tion of envelopes is unknown. o 1IU or t le t of suggestions wore mado as how to As early na 110 U, O. it was introduced made it into cigarettes, called them Broadway and Augusta Street. rnlso it but none wore nccopted. into Italy from l'ersiu. Itussiu Is the "LUCKY STRIKE, the toasted cigarette," II Broadway and Louisa Street FUNERAL Big Sunflowers. If anyone would like to make a con- chief source of Circassian walnut. The and offered them to tlie public, n Henry Street and Pine Arenue. Glnnt sunflowers that grew In n gnr- trlbutlon toward this it would bo lf)KS nre so heavy that they will uot Theresult has been the greatestdemand 4S Feltua and Augusta Street*. den at Llanduff, Wales, wero raised II t IKl Mb sol(1 lll) 1 ^DIRECTOR favorably accepted nnd of great help. °»1 - ," " «'<> forest ever created for any tobacco product in a r>( Broadway and Bordentown Avennt from a seed brought from Auntralln, similar length oE time. «,1 P. R. R. Yard Master's Onice. and one reached tho extrnordlnnry The ro,i call was thontaUen and ^^^J^Z IT ed! t5 scouts, 11 oflicors and 1 visitor ' The change produced by toasting Is no( 79 John Street and Stevena Avenue. 189 David St., South Amboy height of 12 foot. It hold only ono 81 Fourth and Potter Street). bloom, which wns 10 Inches In dlnme- rospondod. ' floured wood. Kvon very ol'd trees only most wholesome, but the flavor is y Ai to Service nnd Price ask Those- tcr. The glnnt entirely dwarfed Its A scout from Troop No, 2 wns rnrely linve a clear lenglh uf uiuruthun greatly improved, Justaacookingimproves 1 tap, wire trouble or lire out, English cousins close by. present nnd wo hopo thoro will bo tern foot. meat, for example. 2 tapa, ToBt, 11 a. m. and 7 p. tn, I Httto Serred. fl|||MHHHVBiiVBBBBBiBB9S9HB9BSS99 •?• tO MOT! iINT CRIUV. < ' (Mn>nnt RtcMt, mi •rokimr. Go(ld cookers-free froni Best Carolina Head •ATCRDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1918. frost 16 quart bucket fipeCiai. Per ib 10e •PTCBTITVITIEB FOB ALL of Interest Presented In Nut Grove Bn^ Short Paragraphs fm Busy FOB BBHT. Butterine, Prints O«£C Best Lard, per lb. - 30c Readers. FOB BENT—Two furnished roonm, all Im- provements. 236 liordentown avenue. '2-23-1 Charles Sherry, formerly of John Special Sale for Saturday, Monday and Tuesday FOB BALE. street, returned to his home after completing another visit across the REAL E8TATK—Salable property always Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, per package •a luuid. Dwellings, factory gltessites, largU e or "big pond." Sherry claims that the Libby's Queen Olives, large jar • • 25c *••!>, farmsFarms,, building lots, etc., at 1Inviting trip was not lacking in adventure. Now is tfae time to buy. Don't delay. Raisins, Not-a Seed, package • • Princine Baking Powder, ined. can 12c; large 23c -Pfftcet. . collected. Fire insurance placed In 15c reliablMali e companies. Win. II. l'arisen, Heal filtate and Kent Collecting Agency, 169 William Birmingham of this city Prunes, choicest Santa Clara, lb. - Kippered Herring, per can - - 15c Broadway, South A mboy, N. .1. l-'29-tf 15c has been appointed one of the Salmon, Royal Scarlet, can - . licensers to all persons manufactur- 2lti Pure Codfish, old fashioned, lb. - - 2Ot; B1MELLAXB0DI. ing, using, purchasing or handling Mince Meat, White Rost\ 3 packages *J5c Tomato Soup, Mother Cook's, can • UK rOU SALE—Auto vau body; good as new, explosives or their ingredients. Address Wm. Mack, 1(. I'. I), li, freehold, tel Lewis Lye, 3 cans • • • ^5c Butterine, Leader Brand, prints - - SWc SltFK Freehold 2-iB-i Mr, and Mrs. A. Hubbs, of Augusta Peaches, fancy evaporated, Ib. - J 5c String Beans, can .... .14c fOU S&MS-Twelvo-bore hainmerl'ess gun Damascus barrels, never been used; in per- street, have received word from the! isctcondition. A very hiijh tirade gun, and Buckwheat, Butterfly Brand, large package Ivory Soap, per cake - - - - C»C *ill be sold at great sacrifice. Address 1'. o. son, Sergeant Charles W. Hubbs Bom 712, South Arulioy. 2-lli-tf stating that he is doing well as yet, Epieure Brand Shrimp, wet or dry, can 1 4c Onions, red, per lb. 5c KOB BALE—Oliver No. ,'l Typewriter In perfect condition, 820. Letter uopylng press but has not met any of our boys Hebe Brand Evaporated Milk, 2 cans • JJ Apples, best evaporated, per lb. - - 22c andttiud, ID. .1. Alfred Johnson, Hroartway over there. He also sent pictures o aid Augueta itreet. 2-1 li- California Dried Lima Beiins, lb. • I Raisins, Victor Brund, per package • 12c himself In uniform to MB mother NUKSERV STOCK —Thomas N. k'vlest 9t) Prospect Btreet, agent for CIIUBO liros and sisters. Babbitt's OK linger, box ... Br'er Rabbit New Orleans Molasses, can • 16c .MutNrles. 1-2IM vMONEVTO f/O.\V lnsuiiisof«IOO,8200, SHOO •MO, 1500 and up to I20O0. Inquire at L All members of General Morgan fruits and Vegetables in Season Free Deliveries Everywhere •Jflces of John A. Lovely, l[jO Broadway. Lodge No. 9G, I. O. O. P., are re Eagle Baking Powder Yacht Club Coffee MONEVl'O LOAN on Bond and Mortgage. quested to be present on Tuesday .Apply to J. A. Coan, I1. O. llulldlng. 1 lb. 39o lb. 27c February 26, at special meeting Engle Baking Powder After Dinner Coffee AUTOMOBILES FOB HIBB. Business of importance to bo taken up Jglb. 20c Brown Bros. Tea Co. lb. 30c FOB Hi HI-—I loo Hodan for all inirjio Miss Sadie McKusky of this cit> Apply to 12. S. Mason & Son, Ilroitdway. was at Newark on Wednesday, visit Eagle Corn Starch Originators of Low Prices Mix Toa, green or black POU IIIIIH:—New rhimrller Sedan. For Fuoerali, weddings, and christenings n spec- Ing her brother who recently undor package 0u lb. 35c ialty, O. W. Welsh. 2-21-tf went an operation for appendicitis 118 N. Broadway Telephone 206 FOR HIItK—LtiuoiiHlne for nil occasions. Paul Bryllnskl, corner (Jedur and Centei at Dr. Goorge Wnltes Surgical Sana •treeta. Telephone 23S-J. ll-lll-tf torium. At present ho is progress ing rapidly nnd expects to be able to HELP WANTED. return home In a short while. Migration of Birds, fire at fisher Home Until Hit.- aciiulsiilou of Alaska by WANTKD-Vounii lady to tnko uare of the Unili.'il Si ii I on It WIIH II wonder books; must be accurate. Apply to II. Wolil' A Co. j-iii-tr The popular play, "It Pays tu Does $300 Damage where curl win wild fowl went when Advertise," is now bolng rohoarsoi they iiil^i'iitcd I'rom U'uiix'i'iiluiu cllmog 1 by the Robert Kmmott Dramatic on tin apiu'outh of KIMIUIIVI', US well us LOST AND FOUND. About 1.0 o'clock last Saturday Association, and will bo presentoi HIHJWIJIIUH UIKI otliur sinnll njxiclcs of i morning a flro was discovered in a the I'eiilliwiMl lilbi!. It WUH uflnnvnrd POUNI>—Purse. Owner r.Rii havo Maine by In St. Mary's Hall on March 18. An KEEP IT IN MIND /ipplyinir to W. E. llarr, Y1H I.on Inn Htrcet. 2-M room on tho second floor of a hoiiHo found Hint tlifilr Imhltut in summer excellent cast has been Belocted LOST—White imodlo dog. Return to 121 H. occupied by Charlos n. Fisher and WHS thi! wiilern of Aluskn—tho Yukon Stevens avenue, tteward. l-Zi-i Watch the Citizen weekly for further owned by Mrs. Joseph Smith, locuted rlvvr mill the lakes of tlmt hyper- • FOUND—A rahhlt hound, owner mnyhave details. borean region. THAT on lower John street. name by applying to A. Mauliusky, Mrimtun. o—-— Fortunately some of the men resid- Mrs. P. Ryan, wife of Officer Ryan The Newest Theology. DR J. O. CURTIS ing in the vicinity happened to be A hoy at a recent examination In jj The Citizen Job Department undorwent nn operation at St. Mich- homo and they wcro notified, and a t DKNTAT, StIIIQEON Scripture wus asked where Cain went aels' Hospital, Newark, and is Im- telephone call was sent to the City after he Id Moil Aliul. He replied tlmt be Is prepared to do any and all fclnda of OFFICE IN PAUISGN ItUIIjDINO proving nicely. Hall to ring the alarm from Box 72. went to bed. The tenchcr winited to •I SOUTH AMBOV, N. J. Tho men secured a ladder and know how he made (hut out. Ho said Phone 22:!, All mombers of the Ladies ot tho formed a bucket brigade, and by "It's In the chapter, sir, that Cain, after he hud killed Ahel, went to the I \OTKHEAUS Golden Eagle are requested to attend active work had the flro undor con- land of Nod."—Christian Herald. LETTERHEADS meeting on March 5, as installation trol when .the fire department ar- ENVELOPES of officers will be held. rived. I NOTICE TO TAX. BILLHEADS PARTY' Just what caused the fire is not Y All members o£ the War Saving known, but it evidently started in u PAYXKS. Y STATEMENTS Stamp Committee are urged to be desk In the room where considerable Y KUsiMKSS CAN US present at an Important meeting to papers were stored. The room was ALL PERSONS OWING TAXES Y SOCIETY CARDS be held in the City Hall on next occupied by Richard Lowndes, but to the City of South Amboy for the Y Kl LEO BLANKS Thursday evening. It is absolutely he was not home at the time the flro year 1916 are requested to pay same, KLANK HOOKS necessary that all members of this started. The damage is estimated at as they arc Ions past due. If not PAMPHLETS committee "get on the job" in order about $300.00. paid by March 15, 1918, steps will t | TOST ASK VOU to have South Amboy "go over the o be taken to sell the real estate, thus t . TO STOP — top" with her Quota". The meeting WALL1XG—HUSKY adding considerable costs. Delin- Y I AND LOOK OVER. will be held promptly at eight quents would save much expense by. T On Sunday, February 10, Rev. L. paying their taxes at once. THdR. SHOP! u: o'clock.—P. H. Gordon, Chairman. A. Hayes performed a pretty wed- t ALB1X VANDUSBN, ding ceremony when Lloyd C. Wall- 2-23-3 Collector. R. Happy Party ia more- Basketball to-night at the K. of ing of Keyport nnd Miss. Elizabeth ly asking you to give P. Hall. A good contest has been M. Busky of this city were united in us the once over. He says arranged and dancing will be enjoy marriage. Both young people are once a purchasor always a id both boforo and after the game. well known 'in this city, Miss Busky patron when it comes to being one of South Amboy's popular MEAT this shop and ho ought to Next Thursday evening the mem young ladies in social circles. Misa know becuuso he's been deal- bers of the Middlesex Dramatic Sadie C. McKusky was bridesmaid Ing here a long time. Association will enjoy their third and Hans C. Miller, also of this city, monthly social. Tho other two socials was attendant to the groom. After RflRAK'3 Watcli for Mr. Huppy Parti/ were such successes that a record short honeymoon spent in New York breaking crowd Is expected. State and other points ot Interest MARKET they will reside in Newark, where These Speeials Are For The Entire Week. Clarence Thorpe of Ward avenue the groom holds a responsible POBI- has received word from Ernest Weber tlon in the government shipyards. Legs of Veal, short cut 1*1 c lb. | Corned Beef, lb. - 14c n former local boy who galled for A reception and supper were held at Somowhero in France" with one of the home of the bride In this city, the first units of medical corps that guests being presents from Perth Sirloin or Porterhouse Spring Lamb - 31cJersey Fresh Hams 25c we'nt over. He said that the trip Amboy, Newark and this city. across was made without adventure Roast and everything was progressing nice- A SURPRISE SHOWER Lard - 25>£clb ly. The day that the letter wng writ- FOR MISS WALLING 22c lb. Spareribs, 2 lbs. 25c ten he received his trench boots and (From Keyport Weekly), to"ok this to be a sign that ho would A surprise "shower" was tendered soon be In the first lino doing his Miss Gladys Durrua Walling, daugh- bit. He said that the gas mask had Beef Steaks 1 |hs Ifir Chopped HORSES and DOGS ter of Mrs. Jessie O. Availing of boen given him and many Interest- FRESH CHOPPED Atlantic street, whose engagement ing drills In tho use of it wore held. has been nnnouncod to Harry Matlils CUPPED! Since bolng ovor there he had taken of South Amboy, at tho home of a forty-five mile hike and would Jersey Pork,Shoulders Rump of Veal Pork Chops Miss Sadye Sheldon on St. Valen- sooner see tho good old U. 9. A, I have also installed a band tino's night. The surprise was com- than eat. Weber was prominent in plete to Miss Walling, who had been 17c lb. 28c lb up saw and am now ready to do the sports of tho Y. M. C. A. dur- previously Invited to spend the even- all kinds of wheelwright work. ing last winter, he being one of their ng with Miss Sheldon. The house strong points In basketball. Sirloin or Porterhouse JERSEY PORK LOINS RIB ROAST ROAST OF VEAL HARRY BRUNT, was prettily decorated In red, and STEAKS the table was decorated with hearts Ib. 18c lb. ISc lb. 2-1M 188 Stevens Avenue BUSINESS MEN TO MEET. befitting tho day. Tho gift, a choco It ia rumored that a movement la late set of hand-painted China, was lb. on foot for the re-organlzatlon of placed under a box to which four Sour Krout 8c Ib. Corned Pork Loins 20c Ib the Business Men's Association of strings were attached, and as each FOR RENT this city, The business men hava young lady pulled a string the box been requested to attend a meeting alsed, revealing the present. VEAL CHOPS Corned Spareribs, 2 lbs 30e SODP MEAT at the City Hall on March 5. Every Store, corner Broadway The evening was happily spent in Off f light, a remindful memento of the pusi, j and Not Wer-rinj Whiskers. II a lucky sumo, in fact a double lucky ! Ston.c. The "tenn v, Iji li in i-:iirl"m around RED CROSS U One day lnck ln that p."fi. now .»« the It.i'-irird II.'M'I ul l.iini" :i. .'•a>'* Uii" »3 1 dreamy and fur, the twn haiVnm-pd. Tnli-il.i I! nl". li..- !I.IMI-!II mil "-mile In- «3 sun-browned i hnins had uVrii-ri'il mw trrr.tiiiL'lucls uliiMM ihv ^rm: einani-l- Jiji; u trade. Thill hud i> hmkcii-Minloil ]i:it(M', known p'.ilmlily 'iiilj t<> hi* '• i• »- J|:-S knife; Itevere lind found tin- "ch-iible yr:i]>hers. We ri'citi', fur e^uliihle. thai: 1 ^iij lucky." At it distance wsii Ard.-itb, Hie j In IS."). ! Ijiii-i:lu wore it beard. By Horten.se Werthington J!':j ten-year-old slstpr of llcvi re. For her ! Iij ]S.~i7iini| l.X."i> lie iv:i< beardless. (i;:? coinpnny Hull lind nlwnys ltu'nifesied ' During the debate wifJi UOUKIIIS lit; j-j a strong lousing. Sim ivi-i pu-kiiiL; , Was pruning a lienril. 1917, "Wectei n Newspaper Union.) some wild flowers and her back wns to| The day after Ins lirst nomiuiitinn Ihn ehnfferirs. i Ilie build wns pine. He was tired out, world weary; tin. i I'nrC-iills of lwil, IStM nnil 1Sfjl show THR0U3H PARIS OFFICE. Wiia young, hill ho felt old, with It nil, "Pay, you trade the knife even," said r ecll0ln8 Wss on her lips ( To give relnllu1* of Amcrlfan sol- with a bi'iinl now holds liis piisst'ssliiii tors and through them in choosing its manage- from CtlUKIMl I down (n hi; Inviolate, lie would uol nii.Tely ment. It is our bank, and ita resources enable diers details ol' ciiHiialiic; at Ilie from ci.iollims. Somehow body nnd Wth n shriek Ardath tore loose from .' the American lteii Cross bus oi'nanl/.L'd M.irit .seemed iiouilng in a viu'iic ut- llls emhrnco. Her eyes nnshed lire. inyniii: who wnulil lay Ibu us ctf all times to meet the legitimate banking at national hciil^niiriers a liiiivnu of inoMiliere. Mo hml crowded twenty Ahlnzo wllli IndlKiiutlon, BIIO nwppl «no In bis ijcmrnlions, lint In; would requirements of our community. HIT It u iiini'inl sin In i|t> any Oominunlcatloa, ui uh.ch Willlnin H. ycni-slnlo te;i,.fnr u sole ilnui-hl bail ll'1"'1 towards Uio BrlimiiiB. cliucHllns Castle, Jr., formerly Assistant De.iu i (i|] , i Iliin^' himself. In the mailer nf L ( is mil id—Micee-s. I lo lintl "l1"' You, in turn, can cooperate with us in main- of Harvard College nnd eilltor of Hie ; ll0 j lienrilN, ais la uver.Mhin^ else, Llneiilii l-eaelii'd Ilie un:il. Wlmt of tilt) future? bis ebpek HiiKli'd nnil lainin^the Federal Ruatuvu Banking System,and Harvard GrndiuiuV Jlii^u/liie, is di- ] t|io I ''cliilncil .in open niliiil. Ih' was mil "Any orders!, fir 7" Inquired t||0 fairly stiiKKci'ed at llio rorcu uf at the same time share in its benefits and pro- rector, This l!iin:iii Ki.|j]ilein<>nls In ' nliiive lililn ^i' I'm' Us imn ^nkr, yoiini! niiiu wlio lisid been his mp.sKPn- blow. The iielinil pi'lu lirnve nil tlio • personal am! li'iinunliiirliin wiiy Hie tilKiiDlnny Wftir.v I IIK him. Tliul, IT tection, by becoming ono of our depositors. ger boy for livu or fix yenrs, j,"H inlHchlPf mid exuMiiilim fruin his fnei reports of the tiliulsllciil Division nf .Viiu will sillily Llii'iii. ulli he IIJIIIIII lo .sleiiofe'i'iipher for the snine periu Noxt tllm! slc llr 1 sllt! the War Depni'inunt, which gives In of " " -" In' din. nl' iIn' indu, nf nil j_'i-i-jit iiiiMi. spoke wllli diJIII!ly. I'm KCIIIIIK to ho relatives oflklnl nulk-i; when n soldier time. First Nations! Fank "VIN, ISarcliiy," noildcl Hull, "elenn • to reported killed, wounded or iiiis.sin;,'. oul my ilt"-1., will ,MIU? Any papery "Ynu're n cross, inciin (if BIRDS HELP SWE THE CROPS , , The anxiety which naturally resulu c refi'i-rln- to Ilie hu.sliie-s put in Ilia n Blrl" ('ll('(1 (l11mil1 IIHull"11' , NUi'if'liiK wllli JDU.il Alilb.iy, N. J. • from the ollieinl report to relniivi»s top drawer; any personal stuff In Iho llllln llnl1 '" ll"11""' "Tl"1|1|! wiin'i. ho Win(jcd Deolroyers of Tree nnd Grain that a soldlL'r bus been "woimilud" ur V n( xl tl ! > J rml klhH lg "missing" will as fur us possible lie Wiinl<> bitsket, I don't Ililnk Ibero IH "". ' ' "" ' l>"'ltler Insects Should Do Protected Declare nnyililiifi thoro of ml no. worth prcserv- «lrl" Ull:» yoii.ull iln.v JOIIK. suralchy the Audubon Societies. .dispelled by Ihu Iluienii, ivhiHi will ftdylso in detail the nature nnd orient lini'cluy. ]'lenst|('clo u llillo orranil for fn"" lllu '""'" l)ofullL1 "10 Hiiam The Niilloiml Assoiliilliiu of Audtl- of the wound, and will uuilior evidence l (|p from comrnilea In arms and at Ihu hu.-i- me, ns n friend." "" ""• Imn Soeielies IS-KIICII a wurnliiK HKiillist When Choosing fiM'tnlnly Mr Hull" ' wonder liow the dear, Klmplw nld Hie linllsiTliiilnulc ulmiKliler of birds pitals nnd rosl camps royai'dlut; tliosu f ow ls Koliinl: I1|( reported "mlssln;,'." "My sua'esKiir will be here In Iho "" "»K»" Mid wild life, dei'lni'lui; |ii'i'lIn Ihrt'iili.'li a Rug mornlliK. I Hball nol. Hero is smiiu """" llmL m'Hi'f"' *^w "' M»> Well, the iiKrleiillui'e of Ilie Hulled Slnlcs Central Office in Parlo, mom.}"," nnd ho exleniletl n llve-dollnr ""' lllfll<.v sl(m(! I>"M iliiiits HH worlc, J'in 'illili'KH nclloii IH lulien liiiuiedl.ilely to from our collodion you nootl Any Information of Iniurnsl or cun» bunk note. "Uo to (he llorist I illroel «• nee- > , fr.'-/-,-' thin same neoncy. .-' , ,"> 1 al I<¥|1 111 l ( t r Ihomsclvos. So como proparadr^ pockets. "I pleliotl up his curd only nil « ' "' '> lofirncd Hint. Us only cssnryiiiiii Hie hirds lie snveil. iA-a-ife The lnformntlon on whicli tlie Hu- himr-iiBi'i," I'must lmvo lost It. Oh, wii'vlvors to be lociilod wore Winston /Tbii; Ilioligblles," mid IrresptiiiHlble to accuro Just tho rug reau will base its reports Is Knthoroil llls -\yoll—yotrCcim'locnlo tlifi plnco; .Fifth '""' slstur, A inuluiil friend .who wo'uld kill Ihu robins, and thus destroy nt ;L cost nnd of a through a cenlrnl nlllce in I'urts. nutlet 11 ll|l(l l!L lril( 1: of l l(1 'strbef.'liist beyond tluV'onorii house. 'Pt -' "I'-'I" " Peasy: ^ tlio linliiial cnenik'S of Krii.sshoppers, the direction of K. flurry Cliiidwlcli ciinnot bn criticized. lieojlcs.aud cnleriilluirs; they would Of New York, aided by tliu lluv, Kb'b'tirt (iXlci'iiilniite the woniliii'clccrs and thus Davis of Ent'lewood, N. J.; uiitl tlill'ty •Mlstants. cxoL'tiltf:tliosu iradl|lonnl,wutclimen of (liirl'rull and forust I ret* which de- With the Increase of Iho. American Mroyilie hirvuu llefsQw7thuB "' "vc-ticru pinch, lookliiK towards j,%i,. .cniilcer , oili?nml]|int For the present tlie Iluioau Is-re n rJ State Street Cor. fayelU* Perth Amboy, N. J. '-• '- '"".'- V iiJ^'i-^Xi '.'•;# --Blrl'sh form moving In and out lice. j'They * would Vsliiyi jlie\-'(iiTlmrii porting on all rases Hint conic In Its -—•_--—.»-^-iij^'-&£*?',:^.uinong-tlio most hewllderhnj nnil hpim- .. .._ most bewildering nnil hpnii- orjole, thc^litilk of,;tlie; foot'l, of'which attention, However, il is prolialilu w-.-, ':'i 'tiful of rose garden mazes, lie lind lo- consists ynl'-J'cnhhngi'-.worms,Brasshnynl'-J'cnhhngi'worms'Bra'sshnp that with the int'iousc of reports from fu r,-«5'-cated the retreat ot Ills old chum. The .pers"nnd ibu Ini'Miu iif'ull kinds of nox- •the front, Inforninilon will lie sent v-~- Dkuru be viewed was Unit of Ardutli' ious lnvViilurs.or Kiir'deii^iihd farm." only to relntivos requesting It, except J Ili'vore, but how stately and fair of •-.',. < •-. :• •,•"-• '-^'-* - •" —- ' • In cases of those imprisoned or re- face she bad grown i ,,- • ported "missinj,-." :- ;''-SqulrVel(ATdc"d;'Srldg'e • Builders. l'ercy advanced, drawing what- ho' } VTlii're'isJjunoldTni'ndii story about Food For Prisoners. supposed to ho one of ills own curds m'ss. l)rl"di;t!:.r.ltiiiii"ii,- the chief oC • There is n Hod Cross servlro In tho'gods, 'h'whs''.buildin' g n bridge, and Advancing from his pocket, wondering If Ardath, v . Great Britain, France, ilaly, (iurinuiiy the inon'kQ.vs ciiinc lo ncl;i In Hie work. •nd Austria. In tliu LOIKIOII otllcu of ;rown to Miss ltevcro, would nt nil ro- him. They '"curried/, curtb and stones and the British lied Cross more Hinn two be "X called to see Mr. Itovorc," irccsVnnil piled thuin up. They moved hundred women nre ecmstanlly em- spoke, ns "no came up uour to her. cliffs anil iiioiihtnins. While the work ployed in cominunlciiliii); ullii rela- "My brother Is nliscnl from home for BUY NOW! was al Its height (lie squirrel came to tives of soldiers) and (liolr enrd Index already covers more than tlirue mil- lion cases reported on. "The Bureau will receive (hrough tlio \> Intenuitionnl Ileil Cross oilicu UL Geneva, Switzerland, Ilie list of Amer- Offered for Hale ican prisoners suppllcil olllclally liy the Gerninn goveriiinent, In ensos of Imprisonment the iiurenii renoris to House. 9 room's, eel lav under entire house, relatives, nftcr which the mm; Its re- ferred to tho lied Cross ISureuii of thnt and three lots on George street. South American Prisoners' llellef, of which Franklin Abbot Is director. Amboy. Located easterly of N. Y. & L. B. The American lied Cross Commit- to her hand. slrnltpil" tlio squirrel' kindly, and from R. R.. and near the bay shore. tee In Berno semis eni:h Auiericnn 11 'Jlr. VtTschOBlo,1 " she bowed en- Hint day to tills "(he squirrel has ill- ;'• prisoner, every twn weeks, three len- "Jly brother always wel- ways borne upon Ills co'nt llio sirlpos pountl food piii.'kiifii'K. Those sulislst- comes those ln tho llorisl lino. It is ent stores nre priivlilod by tho itovern- lliii! arc Ihe marks (ifltiuiia's fiagurs," only recently llnil 1 hnve suceeudeil lu —St. Nicholas, ."•'': •V.";'. ,'•,', If interested, call on or address ment nnd the American Red Cross. A him in coniinorclnlizltii; his fnifllclcnt qunnllty of supplies Is now went knowlodRO of flowers. lie ls Dentist .Useful^ln,;Army. - on tho way to .Switzerland In enre for awny, but if you would like to look 3VI. N. ROI;L At Ibu b'egiiinlji'arof;";tlie war, the • 10,000 Ainorlciin pi'lsniiei'i turn period over what wo hnvo I shall bo glad to dental siirgu'on',:-K«'r-;fnr- as< ihu' allies Soutli Amboy. N. .1. of six months. Tilly liureiui is nlso bo of service." He Had Located the Rstrcat. wore toncei'iietli'wiis iiot.."oHicInlly rec- tho solo ngericy llcenacd by tho War So, ns Mr. VorscJioglo, the city flor- ngnlzoil In iirni.v.cli'cles.'s'nys I'optilur Trnde Hoard to trnnstnlt money lo tho flowers woro placed upon tho desk ist, 1'ercy, looking for "supplies for the American nnd Allied prisoners in Ger- Science Monthly, Indeed, it wns not of tho now ninnngor. , As bo coming season for the city shop," nc: many. until thn Gcrninns innrcheillnto Jirus- lluoiigb .Iho doorway Barclay up- compnnlud Avdath ubout tlio place proachod I1I111. sels, with 11 tlontiil post every ten kilo- "I hnvo'gonc into rose culture under meters, thnt the allies appreciated the First Aid Director Appointed. • \ •'•- "["iulvti •.somethinsonicth g to.spenlc to you his direction," snld Miss Revere, "and Dr. Samuel \V. Lnmhort' has neon' about, Jlr. Hull," lie suld. within a month vro will b« able to ship ""iwlnnre of oral hygiene 'appointed director or thn Division m' "Oh, yes,' Hint .reminds me," inter- regularly. We will vuluo your patroa- 'I'odny I here arc 11 American ileninl First Aid of lhi' Human of Mllllur.v rupted Hull, wllli 11 pleusiint smile. nge, Mr. Versehogle. Held- iiinbuliinccH In Kriiiice iilnno. 1 1 Relief of Ilie Aijnnllc division of tho "Think oC mo onco In 11 while, Rnrcluy. Mr. Versehogle cnlled tho next clny, Jlen who were formerly sent I1111111 on Red Cross. Ills duly will be to urn- Tliat will help buy some new things for sick leave, whose only trouble was I RED FRONT GARAGE and the next, lie began to inlce u deep mote nnd dlrert dassoa In first nld tho bnby." interest in tho business plans of the their moliirs, are now kept nt the ^ FRANK BATTERSON, Proprietor nmong lied Cross I'luiptiirs nnil other "Oh, sir, ronllyl" Kiispcd liurcbiy, chnrmlng girl, bent upon plncing a lov- front. Soldiers to the number of a di- orKnnlxnUnns mid lo |IIISM cm the ci'u- us lie rend, "two hundred dollnrs," on ed brother upon n busts, of security vision and n lmlf lmve thus linen i Bordentown Avenue South Amboy Oentliils of chiiiiier Plrst Aid Commit- Hit) cliccic placed In his bund. •' nnd competence, lie lingered In town spared (0 the winy. Furlhcrnmrc, Ihu teen. He bns In rlinrpo the nppolnt- . ,"i'ou nrq glnd, I see," observed Hull. siirnuoiiM instil Hml n wounded mini niont of the elininiion of tlieso poin'-- until two days before tlio return of "And so nni I. .0 nod-by." Winston. Ho felt embarrassed as he with lind teulh inakes slow recovery, p Installing' ot Electric Starting and Lighting Systems mltteos. ' .' •'•,.,;'.•- .- "I have soinelhint; lo show you, Mr. And then, too, nnny rations) are hard realized that Hie role he lind assumed C ;i Specialty d .lTull," grasping his hand, Dnrcluy snld, hud placed him ln nn nwkwnrd posi- to imtsfIciitp, so that the iiuin with :'.'! cleaned out the desk us yuu ro'quosl- tion. He resolved to forcstnll the In- poor teelh "bolts" bis food nnd loses ' Human Strength. '..!"f, "M1- *•- 'ed, I found this wny buck In one of cvltnblc disclosure Ills reciiKiilUon by strength and eniltirunco. In our new! The strength ot mnles * Iricronses the drawers. It's nothlriu oC vnlue, sir, Winston would bo sure to bring about. Nntloniil nnny I here will be 11 dentist j REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS DONE for every fiOO men. rnpitlly from twelve to nlnclccti'yenr's, but It was so old I thought I'd PII So, one afternoon ns lie snt in the 1 WE CAN FIX YOUR AUTO TROUBLES nnd nt n rnto slmllnr to thnt ot the II: to you," find lib hnmlod null a garden with his hostess he confessed weight, nnd ninrp slowly nnd rot'iilur- smnll dust-covered parcel tied around nil. She did uot act cltljur surprised Deafness in Soldiers, wllli a torn shred of a string. A novel cure I'm1 deafness In sol- ly up to tlilrty yours, after which It or shocked. Cars Stored and Cleaned Supplies of All Kinds declines nt mi iucrcaslnE wito to (lie Hull nulled thiH and removed tlio "Yes, 1 knew from tlio first you were diers tins lict.'ii found by British (lec- age of sixty yeurs. Tliu streiiKlli of pnpor. A. Hut stone pierced with two not the person you represented jour- tors, who bellove In tho power of sug- fenmles IIICI'CIISVH nt n more uniform holes (,'olng clour through showed, upon self to be," she said qulotjy. gestion to accomplish much Hint their rate from nine to nineteen years, I lie Rtirfnco was scratched two Initials "You UIIL'W," he stnniuiei'od, medical uklll cannot. Much of the more slowly to thirty, after which it —"W. K." "Yea, I know you were Mr, Hull, for deiifnosa nt llio front Ms byslui'lcnl, falls off In a murmur similar to Hint "I declare!" ojticulntccl Hull, and his 1 remembered you perfectly." lioi'ii of Iliu soldiers fear of going (loaf LOWKST i»inri;n I,(»1?KXZ HAUICH usually soniber fncq brolto into the mer- from the incessant pounding of the ex- j of innlcs. At eleven yunrs funmles tiro She smiled so forgivinglygiingly, lIna sso 1 1 HARI1WAUI' . STIIHK IN TIlWN. •TConkoi tlmn mulos liy 22 pounds, ut r!ost, most agreeable snillc Hu poclc- friendly a way, she liad renieinhi'rcd rloMves iihout him. twenty j'uurs oX uge by HO puunila. cted tho stone. "Thank yuu, Burclny," him, nnd there wns but one UIIIIB lo i Mnny llini'M tliosu men ennnot be 22t» 1IH0ADWAT ho nilili'd anil left tho plnce wllli n lo—tell her nil, even us in IIIH desire I'liri'd by (llreel liviilliienl, and It Is O. I. B'ERG !:> bll Rtop. Thnt queer stone burl nct- o assist bur plan aud thai of hur broth- Uii'ii Mmt i bo iinliii.it* nysiem Is (Jornor HtovoimftVuiiiiuiiliil I'lni Btrutl I'resto.Vlbi'nlor for Electric Fnco tnseot c oil Ilkti 11 tonli! to his jtuiod mind. It er flnnncliilly. Into play, They lire Klvcn very slight oarrlod lila mind back ton ywira or lllil'ibVill'L', ldivvn MIIWUTH. (i. Inscnts, lllco binls nnd nnlmnla, linvo "Let mo titone for Hint past, rude- utu'sthi'slii n:id n tiny iniislnn mmiu In lltlHC, l''lll'CIJ (ilips, Hlll', ennvlwed dint n serbius mill tlieru- doubtedly nii'itn stinioiliiug wlieu they helped him lljrhl IIIH jiivrnlln IIIIMICH '"SDoclal bis rndlnnt crunturu wus well worth f»rc b"l|ii'ul "IUTIIIIMII IHIM been per- truni louder and louder. nnd hud buou to him us a brother. The ho winning. ftirinod, Cnnvns Gloves, Klci'trlc Titbit Bulb*. lliilr Cutting, Till SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEJf. TH-RE IS NO GERMANY. BED 0I1OSS VOTES. VOICE OF THE PEOPW. An order has been received from pcBr.rsnrn BY Very often we hear it snid: "Ger- Mi. Editor: mai.y bus cicuU'd Ultlolfuiijpu." Ii.ls Headquarters fur two hundred bags. THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING CO. These bags are to lie made of ere A word on fire fighting equipment. is uonllivi' iuU(uko. Otfugruplitcally We have firefighters who have time xpeukini;. ailttcleuropu iiii-iudcs only tonne or chincx. They are used by Ttty opera and again proven that they are sec- Ceotrul liuriijti1, and U«riiian.v'«i domin- tlio soldiers in the hospitals for the ond to none, and with the apparatus glasses add '' TERMS:—Ony theGenunny." Tills? is an essential as- York C)ty, on Jlonday afternoon. one who has not cither pushed or of ilir uTiftr tu Insure publication. sinnptinn If we niv to ITIIMIU Justly. The principal speaker ^vas formerly pulled one nf tho old time machines V^ '''' -ill The mup of Fnn-Gerninny at the be- nn associate of Lord Kitchener and do not realy know what our firelad - %v'. EnU'iotl In Hi.' I'««t Offlii- «l Konlli Aiutoj- Klnnlug of 1017 shows clearly the es- Lord Curzon, Woliope to send ropre- lft dies are up against. A call to lleigen DAINTY pair of opera glasses 'S^ **' 6t o«d c'asfr IIIHII mailer. sential, but all too littlu known, ele- aentntives from the Home Service Hill or Maxfielii from liroadway or fitted with the proper lenses will ments of the preeienl &i1 untiou, which J}e]iartnient of our chapter vto this is characterized by the furl that 73 from Merhanlcsville with the appara- A £•:.'*•; SATURDAY, FBHKUARY 23, 1918. meeting. help you both enjoy the play. 'AW *'" ' million Germuns, aided by 21 million tus is u strenuous hardship Imposed vassals—Jlagyars, Slavs and Turlre-- upon our fire laddiet> that belongs to We have a varied assortment from the have redncpd to slnvPry P2 millions nf Mrs flough Avould greatly appre- tho past. It was all very w.oll so leather covered ones of foreign importa- Liitiiis, Slavs nnd Semites, belonging ciate )ie)p In cutting and preparing long as that was the best to bo liad, tion to t|itf*iijoth'er of pearl ones and to 18 different nntloimlllios. Pan-Ger- the surgical dressings for the vari- but as a flrefighUiig unit wo nre bo- N. many, whlrli hns now iiliiiost complete- ous churches. H osch churcli auxil- hlnd the Limes, ' those of golHfimU silver. And then iary, would send-a. rcpregon tails o lo ly reached 1he limits set by the Pan- Kreehold, N. J., 1 am (old, has ni\ we sell tlie£pimtV(\unjj milady carries Gpriium I'lan of 5011, connlsls, thiTC- assist In tlio work, much more would motor driven /ire " apparatuses all J'oro, of ope vast tprritory contlillilnff bo accomplished. iind Mrs, dough's them m,ff, t bought Mild paid-for by popular sub- ulimH ITO million InlniMtnuls nml mit- work would be mailo jmicli easier. lH'l|iltons and Hie companion go out Wo will lokf VpiuSrSnuiil B47>ci try advise you. I f urnl resource's of the grenteHt variety, Anyone, who; will". Jiulji' * y lo a rudius ofllvo miles to assist nl Ilijieeijorglfisses we • THE FATE OF SERBIA. .; . ttorlt, i)lease " gi^^lo''C\lyj ,1 v 'lo \uiTrlfiy 'Slnvle opposition to Tiuitoii ! eoiitr.nl, jirmiuii.yJholdQi\lo-sin1liuld I'IIKI back hns stoorl In'llio wny .of tIm.;I'rin-GoV- Sliiill' It"'not Ji'e (lUiCcmijitry'.s^inlsslon — -"-- Dig cninpanluH injio.Its'Rlmro lirsolvlng the'iiroblein? Motliodlut ''ProfoHlanl. man plun for many yenrs, -It-v'ns un L"ol^wjji'i''npiirc?;tofmako our boyn 1 Slfnir Itfct .lnvpiillvencssjiinil""_siilrli nf SHUKH, !)7l)(!llB, 20 i tlit> eiinN Hint tin country MH'IIHI MO Mi) not 'rnti'i'jirlse •bn/coiilliU'd ;lov iiipchanlcs II(?CH,' 1 •ntiallslic'tl. so LliiiVUcnminy would litivo ho rlill nnd trade iind nntMirtviuieort (Vjliojno- ,- : «n ensy jintli to, Coiisiiintlnopli! mid rHJtlii;ioriia;"(il| lo 'ice thill Mor rcnIni'*bf?nililcH^.|lin't^sluillrtniik6 - W'a .grcntly (I'OU KVIiKYHODV) beyond. 'Tliorn-sooms liut e;Slii'vs¥ofjila>-Riilkiiii district cmi M duly'/ ^Unlv/t'rHiiiJti jil'fil,r|K1'imrst' not". -Vhank -Mr.; noddy?./" ^"'^ .MUN'S GOOD WORKING I ANTS, only »8c .be.Kiived'fi'oiiuTciifnii cloiiilniitlon mid i'i Hi ,.wl t |i."_ t h n: i tinti iiin 1 intf ii fnw'. jw Q u rijili's.-Iv.' li'urmnn, ^ lloeilH, l.cl. IIH let .MK.N'a U001) FLAiNNRL, WORKING SHIRTS, only ,. 8»e yiniiiK"pcojile lire lo*be"ftuii(,rlil_nsj.well.' • ltnow Hint-wo iipiiroRinlo Ih'lr Vory good 3G 111. MUSLIN UHt lntrlgno—tlie'estiililHiinent, under the : corlnln old^lincjirlnclplcs'-fohtliiKfirr of_ tlio p.isl. Ijy holpiiiB HiO'ii Up io dato LAD1HS' WAISTS, Silk or Crepe do Chine $1.98 only; ; jirotcctlon of tin; allies, oT « Slavic VI'JliY G0OI3 QUILTS, at 11.75 eaoh of llfonsessphtlnls'lti J soi'vlcoa of the future. l«ut stale in hccnrdmiop «illi pinna alrondy - =.'r)qnr° Wii'dn'mi.'.^ 11. COUS13T8, good qualit), only ,.,. 86c * outlined by Serb xlnliwiu'ii; a stiito ploa'so Ibid olir chock"for*ju.lldi1 which' them'Icuow that Iho heniIn of the .IIUN'S KXT1U GOOD OVKRALLS SIJOO "that will IiiL'luili' Serlilii, Mmitfiipgru, knowledge, the power of clinrnctcr, the 1 'om iiirnlng over to'.tlio.Kod 'dross Tioinos they jirntcot are 'vlt'i llifin. I (iOOD BOYS' SHOES, slzts 2 to 5'/4 ,.' ' 9138 CJroatlu, Slnvnnlii and par) nf Tftlrln, pnslllve (imilltlns (lint "nmlie*.for,trim Socloty al tho roi|iiost of Sir. ID, G, am prompted Lo siiy tlioiol'ew words", AM, WOOL SERGI3 SKIRTS, all colors, up to date ... S1.98 only "by llio remarks I hoard the day nftei Soiling' out MHSN'S SHOWS, at tho lowost prices with fi popnlntlon (if nboiit 10,000,000, living, are no less viuil objects of In- Roddy, bo having boon Hijccossfnl in 1 jiblc to hold Its own iigulritU Bulgaria, filriiction, Thi-se'dclonnlne our conn-' a. contost hold by tho W'nrd Baking Lhc flra at. Morgan, when Siiyravlllo's A.LI'INKVS IJ'AHGAIN STOKE -or Austria or uny single country thai II'.V'K fuliiri! to n'Ki'ciitPi1 deRt'ee than Company. big Amorleaii;; IJa Pranco chemical JilL' l'lXJi- AVU. Cor. John St. South Amboy JF. J. :nnd lioBo-'trriciy,- tfnnt through our ;mlglit try lc luvnk It up, siiys l>tn>il tlio'slxc of oiir cUlpH,'tlie.,uiimlJcr of .'PriiHtliiK yon \y-i 11 pnnloii the delay jNuws. Tlio Slnvs of sonlliciiftprii Eu- city,', toVih'o...flro,'-which camu from our mines find ' niMls,' • our Ifltmnclnl In golting this to you, 11 having .boon rope seem to understand tlio necessity lliclri flro''lioiiso,.in Sayrovlllc to tlio strragtlior i tasow In' in,v nosscsiiton nowifqrsqino^ ttiiie. 'for union mid to be rairty for It. Un- ••'-" •••v- -•• 'llre^at^ilorgnii, '-in >twolvo '.ninnies. ',less they am coiiibino tlioy aro al tlio i'riu?Sfroiiiafk8^verc-'n '•'rollocllon on , •TiieV'iTi.KiissliClstpaVrlotfc. It'lougs mercy of the Prussian program. on rj"f town,-;^Wo ...iwore",-. helpless on for>the^rosliirnfofj'linv.'and jarder.^-It, wulciios-'vitirhowlldorment the present, *.>:—.•:..^«"o^'^;f..t__l|1^!,ll(:UB;,., . We have foil the sen for n "rlionsnml frenzy'oi'.flio'towns, says London .Daily* *tl our'.town is nl- ; What Does This War Mean to You? .years," but never us wo are forced to •5fnll!".'l3pTore long it will usseil ltself- ..„..., ...... ^.r..-jno0tnlviny* thiak feed it today; It has become In "tho iiricl.wlll find or fashion the weapons- ,. alls'leam'jwjilf havo'jasji'tlielr.-^op- oVVcfiis wBj'should.i'ajVluire we have fo'f cnforcl'ng Its will. Not nil lhc"nrmy_ nn^Arl .*: Ilf rt T* nn IfA 1(100111- .'lust 8S months a place of quiet sepiil- pqiTerits/tiie :"rnst;Aiu;Pqnt"'guarils of How Are You Helping to Win It? * "jture for tens of thousands of. our fel- by uny menns lips been ruined by the; I'nrlfn.-' The• followeW or-Company I' do Mow countrymen, their graves im- Soviet, Tht) artillery, the Cossacks, are liitorostcd lu, the ouLconiu of thlh nm "mnrkod excupt by tlio flowers; of niem- mil! the cavalry have remained loyal gaino particularly because they have ready' ,to *a"ct^aiid^3_b^'my^hlt. Lot jory. Whero Is tlie roinnncc of tlio sea l« ihclr jruuntry and lo their officers, mot defeat at the lmnds of this losi'.n us Kot'L6Reliior^1itcaji'I;l)G--d6no and Here is ONE way you may help—and SIX reasons for il. which lured our SUIIIIIUU, as boys or and to thoir traditions throughout. ,A" tarly in the soason. licth teams have dono wel.1."?^! terrible winter of pclvnllnn and 'youths, away from Hir comfort mul su- speed'.'d up considerably filncc taat timiiili and siiifi'eriiiK lies nheiid of liu's- «urlty of liomp? Tlio grmil adventure time and n lmrd fought contest !E ]has become the Rroiil tragedy of inurl- sln, mid tlic ngnny will be short-lived In l'l,\Y l'Hi:SKM'l!l»aK\T> I'AKMX. proportion to Us liitPiislty.'.'The'forces promigod. SAVE! •.tlmc history, suys London Dully Tole- I J\S usual tlioro will he danciiiK to "Tlio;' I01opmGnt^pj'«Kllon","'.iij farce ';grnjili. Homiince has boon ovprhild by dial iiinlcc for . reason ' nnd /national lipnlth aro gathering strength,;iind tlio music furnished by Hoffman's ilvo comedy,- lii'5"threof'a'cts5was, presented 1. Bcciiuso wlii'ii yon stive you help your realities of. crime niul cruelly, which by tho- rarlih^'D^aniatjojS.Cliib' in tlio very vlelousm-ss (M'/tlieviiew^_govtcn- nieco orchestra. This portion of Die country lo help you win llm win1. rare, happily, fresh In hmniin pxperl- iiient will tend to" work Its" own'cure. evening's entoHsiiimioiit still remains ' once. The nuviil hlupjackot ilmtiiflit to be popular nniong, those who love 2. Because when yoi • ito flfc'ht In the'open nn honorable foe, ID trip the light fantastic too. The of •nn,. ncth1e'.,publlcity%caiiipiiigu a s von • 'both sides using legitimate weapons of Tim airplane has'.wrought'so many dancers o£ the city should griisp this good •".mn.ny'-jSjPersonB.'MYoro, liresent do not iKiOf'1 you liolp-bnr© wonders tlfnl, now'great"1 things, by its wnr, In ficeordiimio with the Immetno- opportunity as this'is the only* place' from ,'fniR^.eTty^Rer'lhi'Aiiibpy, Soiuh poworful a ill-nrc; soberly Jiopbd for, 3. I'lKMI 11 :rlhl restraints; instead ho Is confront- in the city were dane[n'g;is~to^lja en- River "ah:l/cjt1ioi';to,\vns-;iii .tills vicin- other ed by incii'. who • have forgotten the The huge nrcp'nrulIons /for;- airplane wnrfaro- milking',by.,Ih'o UnltQd .States joyed. Tlio i'.jualc-JBrof',ilio.,boBt ajid ity. '-Via fY^k^'q^'kfyauthorities one is "tucnnlni;'ot'.lionor In word and only tbo latosti'.ajidSiiioat.' popnlnr provldod •''n~utonipljilos;;to ' meet oil rt take pride,' in';.'striking/felon'/ lire?aniply/justified.'^d'lip 'Iiirplnnc Is wanted produce .nnrt ' music is playod.'iSi-^iJ'ii^;" ;. >, ' trolley, cn'rsjitifuj-f'making traveling m ows, ','tluaianlty iUfte'iJiicllpn,Vft5^ tnn Aiiiorican'lnventlon* niid'while there blows Company. FJwlU^aavg^tholr strong- to and, IroiiWJtu'ilnJmiicl^ ousior. nocessnriesV l' ; uioitito j 'llmiiy^b&ore^ Usf nothing .to'.preyent .other, ntitiona utl- est lineup .on"JthOjt'loor"t51nIglit when Tlic ^c sitetl bet- 'during luKKjl^^wiiarcxtent tliey'can, it cor- 4. ? nnd con- Uinl}3l.55iie,fpr"oper- thing for.. Amorl- tho, wliistlo.bJows/.fprJliG|;big game. ter.'lhan ."luiiatGuTsi'a'siaU''thosuTsi'a' o tak- •itlic fining yonr spondir i relieve the ygo.lheiu one,botter,' and dem- I IngparUhave^hailex^arlence In col- ^lliiit-thlscoiintry Is- not a lent logo'u pia'ysV^td^AllsCtoolc. excellent struiti on our ships railways and If a Is In prog- is*a qucstl'ojiMvliich i-ivillr.st'art in' fo: ports|aiidltlielrJolTorts,-,wero appre- | n way ! mako transport cheujier nations to do the most eiiitedsby/largejaiiulenoo ns was ioccmiallnn or' In wnr by meuns of Tn^ajjprqllmlnary rg 3/ Com sliown^jjjjjtho^llengthy- applause at 5. Rocause*: iii make things- [engn ged before", Cs^pCAiJif^F 'niiy^F^socpmr'teain' tl]?^conclusion|Pof. ' flic", perfonnanco. i i ilhu guvcrninoiii: .ot'HjiojS^JiiUo(l;_sTiitos the, highway,in the nlr. ' • , ( (ienror lcr c ver3 onc,*vcs'pecinllyjffor so who are their'oppononts the Y. M.'.II.^Af ^toaiir Th'p^purp'oao^pfJthp'-'play was lo aid t It wn oxpeiifio^'wfllJ'rbOtiucaio : .nt Its own Ol'Porlh Amboy/ The follows ,'qtC'tlie tlio" farlin Chapter of tho American poorer IIIHII veil.- i-\&~$WWg&$t! .'*'- •that limn lo soiiiii1 lorin'of occupation Absolutely confident of the armies second team claim thoy aro the bot- Rod Cross Society to raise money. /or which ho will bo? cnpiible nnd which driving the Gurimin hordes from their ter of the two reprcseiitlng-tho com- All ot thoso taking part are woll 'Will onnblo him tn spend HIP rpiiinlii- soli, says New York Hcrnld, the peo- pany. H is composed of much lighter irct when yo ij'ldiiit^'JoiK]- it.yny Dlvlalonnl Intornntlonal Sun- tion hurt ,"—Liiuuiiluj. sue Its own I'Mirnc, iui.vs Mmilrpul Sun, Aiistrhi limy dpclui'p win' oh the paper for Ihu recoi i-i'y 01! n blimk-aud- • o United Still <"i, It Is said, 111 COIWP- tun terrier?" 11 geiilli'imiii iisked his sbiiio Socloly. Let All Jain In Chorus. From Hie oulslilf, It Mould HVIII tit II' Knob for Kettlo Lid. BoinoaiH! sends tis 11 curd with tbia ii pimt mi I lie Kli>l Hoot would bo about ; i|ilenco ul' iitn1 nld to Itiny, It will be frluii'l. "Yes," wus Ibu reply. "Hul Tboso letters will bo sent tn the you novor Imd n d"g t» IO.-L-V" "I know," Should tlio knob ciinio off tho lid ot Inacrlptlou; "1C you soe nn editor who 'ill. Uey refereeJ the first game and Dii;;n rofeieed thp secontl game. in Surly Boss. MENTIONINOS A candy sale was In Id in the High Fifty-five years ago this month Abra- ' School Auditorium, Tiies lay alter Ifcain JJueolu, that "kindly, brave, fore- J'mple Gtoiy of Harold the Office Boy, seeing inan," thu sour not only of his ! noon, February 1H, for the benefit o -*.s it; already widley kuo'.vn, tha Who Escame a Man When He icwn Uine, but of our time and of all i itc Junior Red Cross. The earnings 1 Denned the Khaki of His time so long us America Miull remain i.lliriiiiiiive side won tho debate which li:.vo not been totaled aa yet, as Unsle Sdm, iB nation, addressed u letter to the •I as hold Thursday evening, Febru- i there v. ill probably bo two or raor> ary J4, in the City Hall. The debate s:ile* h lii d'iring the coming week, (plain people o£ the \u>rld. In thunklng 1 In the tir»t place. Uie worilnjjnien of London, who liud '• .'J absolutely public, the admission 'r.d the amounts counted as one. 1'c'ng is rents. The proceeds, $15.75, The boss. Sent hliu an oxpu^nion uf faith and I'oHi fecliools, elementary and hi Is ;i .>JKirt mini. cncourugenu nl, ho >ald: were donated to the newly organize] have clone and" are doing e*ccelltn', With sin awful groinii. The rosouiws, advantages Junior lted Cioss Society. Certainly work in ll>a buy lug cf rhrlft Stamps And lu the second ji.a.'O, and powers of tho American inany more spectators could liDt have a';i War Saving Slanij s. In botii HnruUl Dui'tirf. people are U'l'j gloat, and ftitnesecd tho debate, as every scat Who wns cur ollice b»y, they have n>iiM'.iut>mly suc- . dionlU, to February t">, $507 worth Wub u mil boy. and a goodly portion of the standing o[ gtainn3 vc.e b ceeded to ciiually great ro- g [ gtain3 l>upib And hi» ulwuyts siulli u. id Thi thf Spouslblllllea. It scettis to area, was occupied. This, therefore, onrouei] Anil just n ivt'rii. * have devolved upon them to aided in what was greatly dcrirrt Uyj Thl, ,ws w onjoyjng ,ni,ow Froui tlie very day." test whether n government this public dobate-speaWug before ball outaMo a,m,Et every ^ Thai lu> gut tiie jgb. \ established on the principles Ills voice. ,-I* of human freedom can be a strange audience, and in a public |nol an(I tho Ruljjc,t of rca, spol,t SturtiMl to change, • (^ {nalntalued ngulnsl tin effort 1 And llu> Imss would cull lilio, '•J to liuilu onp upon llu.' usvlu- "Resolved, that at the end of tho ia always more prpulnr to tho boyi ' give foundation of human present war, Military Training ™<1, than any Indoor work. And bo'd say, " ' "Yes, sli'," _ ' :' bomlagp. Service should be tha fixed" policy i ^ rejiorts wero iesuod for t In u lilJ4I1 Koprnno,', : , now did Lincoln, Die prophet of tho, ot the nation," and Introduced the (inonl| h of January last woel:. Owin? An(l "I'm coming." plain people—Lincoln the individual dobntors. In n ilpcp cijuli'ulto. Amerlcnn, not Lincoln the President to tho vacation and Btroiny days Miss Shaw began the nrguiunnt for miring which Uio schools woro clos* And "Kfglit iiwdy, n\ •." the affirmative, while Mlas Lucas o.l, the reports aro naturally a few lu n leimr, to muliitain huihan Ami "Ili'i-u II ia.rdr,',' freedom? | performed tho aiuuo for the negative. weeks behind time, But at thai In n Imss, ' ,i ^ - . IIK BOuariT JJHHUTV HONDS I Then followed Miss Peluney In favor many of the pupils would Im.just n dny been of such slgiildrnneo to Amor- MlsasLucna-then prosontoil, tho.ro 1 leans. In this yetir of 1018 Abraham oil not only by", the' Kaoulty, ami SOUTH AMPOJ CITIZEN Lincoln has been born ngfiln of tho imttiU of tho nogativo.Blilc, nnd Miss i Junior OlnsB, of j'whloli slio bail spirit In millions of Amerlcnn hearts. nrinamen omlod^tliq 'friendly chareo, buL tho outiro school Words such us those which he ad- will Are Working Twenty--Four Hours a Day! with tlio rbftiiti'lloii "of hot' opponents' tticl tlio nliMonc'n. nf MIHB Ifullo/! dressed to' the worklngmcn of I3ng- points', Tliei'votoH>erd"thmi collooi- Innd ncqulre not only neiv solemnity, Tho Rowling .'l.oiiBiio hasf'.Jiooij' but more intlmnto personal npponl, od aml''tJio, Jurtgos,'Miss O'Connor, lit tho Insl.. week, but tlt 111'BH Mack* niid 'Mr, Duwson, voterl How proud the uveritRo plain cltl- mako up for lost'llniq-hy hbxtCwVol! A'ini'siiiaJTliln'KjHrppp.si*'}J^,**' Ben of .Aniorlcn would bo could ho iiMtiilniaiisly In favor nl' tho affirma- !U)d show Bonlo,.jllrfgtoii?o_ilnj5ui>ff An ndvertisemont i)laccd in the CITIZEN take Lincoln by the hnnfl todny and tive." nlnmllng of Uio toanin, present him with n blrthdny tnlten of has no timeslimit- to its usefulness to the Miss Bilnamen was easily tho host Tlio dnnco, "which was "held jin'tho* ••With .wluitcvor. If 18,'V-fV;,' love nnd reverence. To take him by 1 nppnkor of the evening. Not only High School, Friday nlgliL.'Fobniary 3'U'it "Over Tlipro, ;';^; #:,'•" advei'tiser.,.'It^vqrks 24 hours a day, If your the hunrl is not possible-, but to ninko 'And iiiiirt'lilng "troops.!, "- ~~\ a birthday present to the soul Ihftt In her lilcnsliig and forcible presonta l!i, was not attended by vory many || Ull LM1IU(> NLLOI.II1 LU Illi; I3WIM l|llll Jll ; ^ - Put Into our hciifts."-,% '•' ' ad is well .written and interesting, it will be i!o1 but ller )olnls !unI 1>root3 woro spires America lodny Is not only pos- I '- ! tcachors or pupils olthnr. Hut, ai And filled our eyes, laid aside' blithe reader for future reference. elble, but simple. Ho lms indlcntod also of tho host quality, MIBS Shaw inual, the small gathering enjoyoj And wo nil wp'nt hack," "-' • the present he would prefer. If nc- j was also very good In her manner tiipmsoives Immensely, and rotired a* To our work-ii-diij; desks. Or, if *y6urjprreaches the right prospect, it tlons fspenk louder (linn words he lms j,,f presentation and put forth an ob- tlio very late hour of eleven p, in, f gnld In rpsonnnt tones: will mal?e ati" impression on his memory which "BUV LIBIOHTY RON'DSI edient nrguinont for tho winning And the next tiny enmc. •. . team. Misa Lucas wns quite the host . T° Aiurilnruld ciime.TJr-'.t" ~ will last;for"days, weeks and even months. Chamberlain and Dragon. Q of Relief. dobator of tho nosntlvo toam In both And whispered'to une. \ ';• . points and presentation. After tho Liifly ,I(.'iine once iiskod .fusepli Ue was golnsito qultJr - ". Consider for a moment, can't you recall A woiunn nlwnj's henves n sigh of ChniiibiM'lnlu why, In Ills opinion, so dobate, it wns declared that the alter- And called tho'.(bpasV"Ji,r -\ relief when her Imsliaud'has .writ- innny iiion full slinrt of Ihulr nmliltion. "A greut big stiff.'Sj,«fV' i -- an advertisement which you read months ago , ten out the checks, f uv; his "monthly, nate of the affirmative usod con- 1 And Mr. Chamherlaliumswerprt: "Thoy And I went In,;.^*?,'--? - ., ' which was so strongly impressed on your .bills, because she 'knows tha't£she';l8 structive .argument, but that could enmp U> tlio pluci! when: they turn And told the;boss.M,., • " free to hurry down to.wn>andl*run'np' not .mar the excellent work of tho buck. They nmy have Killed the dra- memory that you still remember the offer > Tlmt .weM Imve'ttrQndi ,; B" few 'more. ' I • -'-'•-'i :^}2j •*"„''. girls,' 'who '.won tho debate. gon nt tho first bridge, and at' the sec^ 'Another s hoy. v',"'*..•;**, ; made ? i'tI• I • Q ' L^^'Z"^'i ' '• mid, perhaps even ntlliu • third; but Anil", toliL him ".why,*": -Tlio debate was also held In order ! x f- : Milking Excited Hlrn.^*v:<;, ,•:- tO'dhpose the-High School toam from the dragons ,nro nhvnys, ninrcj, formld- And all'he sald. ';_; The results of advertising may not be .AVris: 'i- "Go 'get' one, ,- .' -Henry, tigod.slx, wlio,lind-Jiist-been- *tno best'of those who debated Thurs- ulilo the'further4-wo"gb..; Many turn ! 'Willohvqlce'^tli'nt's set." instantaneous. Don't expect that when you .Jn the barn wntchlns his undo milk day evening In the City Hall. Tho ;'" the cows, went in tho'house filled wlttt following wore given the honor of • • • spend a dollar for advertising to-day that it ' excitement and sat down to cut his "n'jveok. ,J-brenkfust. Lnter when mother nskecl representing the High School in tha will return to you ten-fold to-morrow. -him why he didn't drink his coffeo.he Inter-Scholastic Debates: Miss. Ida' ' replied, "Oh, mother, I forgot to milk i Lucas, Miss Blanche Brinamen, 'and, Newspaper advertising is the very best It I" Miss Marie Shaw, with Mr. GeorgV "the ..wood;of oli ritr a^jr voice. medium for bringing to the attention of the Dunn as alternate, With' thls/trlo .'vlplliis, wlien vlbmted witli'ri- bow,"; hnvc boon found to give in-' fAml a. light.i'a'rhls eyes.. of speakers and the aid of the alter- ,'And* his' shoiildcrsjsnuared buying public your business and your wares FOLKS WE ALL KNOW variably the sunie note; nnd thnt note ; r nate, Woodbridge will certainly havg is always n tone higher when the woofl Anil.he'd just;come* lin." and gaining their confidence by impressing on to bring a mighty line team with is'tnkeD from tho belly of the instru- T^sfsddby?^- y them your personality and reputation for fair them to expect victory on March 15." ment llinn when it comes from the back. dealing. Friday afternoon, February i15,>th'> first basketball toam of;, the High School defeated - Jamesburg- High CITY GOVEKJiMEJi'T. School in a faat' game/: TheJ 'secqnJ 1918 : team iwon from " " ~' .Mayor Alfred TJ^Ker^ Try an Advertisement for Three Months School by a ^President of Council;.M, J:'«,Stantqr Another victory^, for ,AiiiUoyi jh'ndjbotlf in the CITIZEN. gomes woro played;*atBio^ejon^tlw q court in tho'Stat^|rmory2fM^i PirstpVard>YrJobiShy- /And he nskod me then, end ot tho flrst,;half;fJamesburgavaa;Second>Ayard".'.".'.William :H.t Parisen -Third'-Ward:,'.. '.^Michael '> J. -• Stanton i.Tosend him In, in the lead ^ •Pourth*,.Ward..'.'.James 'per- City Engineer A. T. McMIchael An office hoy. City Collector Albln VanDusen Ono week before. formod much; bottorftiie.second half. Troasuror Timothy! F. Sullivan And his erstwhile boss. Tlmbormnn, bf'-Vtho'^vlsitor's team, City Solicitor Leo J. Coalcley A short, stout man. BRIGGS' C was especially .• dangorous to tho City Physician...Dr. E. A. Meacham With an awful grouch.. homo tonm, but as Perkins was his Chief of Police. ...James McDonnell Ate lunch together. ."•. \ ;^ Cor. Broadway and Main Street Ktinrd, his actions woro somewhat Pollco Justice..William Birmingham And then shonl: humls.^'J-gft Wator Commissioner.John J. Branoy And snld good-liyCTv^t^* hindered as "Cy" played his usual Full Line of Ford Parts and Auto Street Commissioner. ,.Tohn Connors • . ;>>•><-•< ! good gamo at both dofenso and of- City Electrician Edward Dolan fense Fox was nlso ono ot tho best Ovorsoor of Poor.William Woodward And hero In thejoirfcc Supplies lf f1 i of tho home toam and did somo Harbor Master.. ..Capt. Edward Van The boss r-- '-' "*——* You wouldn't Think to see tin1 mim 'extra good shooting. Bonnottsoemert Buren Live on.- We Can Fix Any Auto Trouble Kirc Chief R. Nelltopp, Sr. And thrive® Sollung ABoiitHoflhaSTKHLIN'r; TllilCS nnd Inner Tillies for Snyrevllluand Shoot tlmt ho wns Out of I'nicllcu, bo have boon lost In tho game, a* City Marshal Patrick McCabe South Amboy. ,bul tlmt'H what HIP Tilllliml Shurk hihl And m'ni(||i ho did not live up to his good repu- Registrar Vital Statistics. Win. J. Nngie Por (hejnew 1lic',Strniiger before they slurtcd. The Matron of TompklnB t-Iomo... Sti'ungor will gut Tired of Stnmllny tation of a good shootor. In the • Mrs. A. Farrell Steam Vulcanizing jpi'utty soon nnd will Sit Down. He second gamo, 13. Pnrkor and Grace Hoard of Health. Vui be Lucky to gut u shot at all. woro particularly good nnd scored President Irving L. Reese -Big Time. Car Storage Car Washing as the "Mll- Or, Solden T. Kinney, Stanislaus > AViskowskl, William Lambertson lonniro'Kid, "(leclareil In n San Frnn- Money Orders for Russian Poland and Lithuania Health Inspector. .Nicholas Howley Cisco police court he wns "going to rioaso take note that wo nro in a position to accopt ordors for Secretary George Kress buy all the mountain dew In the world" transmissions of funds lo RUSSIAN POLAND and LITHUANIA to places Treasurer Snowell Hnwes is soon ns ho got the fortune of $8,000,- occupied by GERMANY and AUSTRIA, under tho following conditions Plumbing Inspector.Raymond Downs 000 left to him by his fnther. To Remove Oil Stains. Keep Your House Sweet. It has been found tlmt oil stains on An excellent deodorizer Is a llttl* •which are strictly enforced: Allen wns arrested with other va- 1. Orders for payments to Russian Poland and Lithuania will bo concrete floors umy bo removed liy us- rnn of cloves which linve been sprin- Issued In dollars; tho payoos will rocetve funds current In the country J. M. PAEKEE, grants, lie wns nskctl If he wns go- ing u iiilxluiu of 01113 pound of oxullc kled with a few drops of spirits of laT- •whero they reside. • - -, • MI, Ing to take his I ramp friends with him acid In tlirco gallons of wnter, with enrtcr. Put a few bits of ehnrconl Into 2. AH payments made to us a'.ust contain the full nddross and ago on tho "Joy party." onotijili wliuitt Hour nddod. to iimlcu a thu bottom of the pun. If charcoal ll of payee's, nnd the natno, occupation of the sender, .' v -4•*•".'."; " Insurance of AH Kinds "Some of them, perlmps," he replied. 1 piiBli; Unitenn be applied with u brush, not convenient somo bits of orange peel 3. Remittances In any ono month to Russian (Poland * and Lithu- Fire, Automobile Liability. "Wo sure arc going lo have some time, Allow Iliu uppllcnttnu to romnlu for will do, ns they soon turn Into ohor- ania must not exceed $B0 for any one adult, $20 for any,* minor, Orders but I'll never he burled In the potter's conl. Sprinkle- the cloves liberally on exceeding these limits will not be accepted, »_''-;??"-"*' * Casualty, Etc. two days, iititl I lien remove it with field. As soon us 1 Rot that $8,000,000 clean wnlet1 ntid » scrubbing lirusli, those, mid ivlien wanted to perfnme 4. Tho remittances must be for the relief of persons«not ofiGerman, Surety and Fidelity Bonds I'm going to set u&lde $To for u decent tlio liouwa jilnce on tho stove until they Austrian, Turkish or Bulgarian nationality and must be for 'dally necessities A s( -iul iippllciitlon luny be uecus- ; ; 146 John St. South Amboy hurlnl." sary stubborn ensos. bocln to smolio. Tlie fumes soon will only, and for trado purposes. .'- ";• *T -' , "~ renctrnte the house, nnd the odor la 5. Ordors will bo effected by mail only. " - .»!•"', '. 6. Wo will rcfuso to nccop: orders from any ono. attempting to Secret Revealed, inneh llhc thnt of (he cnrnntloa It evade tho above named conditions. , *-#>/*/*•• "Wear ymir minimor ttnderelnthps," Chauffeur's Prayer. will olTeetlvcly cover the odors of fish, 7. Tito execution or miens Is tutbjoct in BVory.iustauce-to the grant- WE SELL PIANOS nays onn of I lie ilut'lnt's, "and Rive Slclc Clinilfl'um' (lo cliiiiilTnnr frlnnrt) nibbnge, lurulus and the Ulto. Ing of a licenso by tho V. S. Government. . '-C*?^?* *• No inkv \irt mlitttt cvrUtlcaUm ulvaiu lie your IKKI.C II (.'lumen to furnish Its own —Suy, bill, If J slioiilil (III? lilru 11 n unto p/.t' pii/,/,li)H, no Itinutiuu ill ittiy Kind, hin . -, _ For further Information call at. t'' jiji^J^.i' t Blui|il(> licnuKt Milne fin* yimr ttiuncy. limit," That's lino. Now we know hciirsc. And, Bill, 1 want you to drive Timlnii and Hupiilrlim ut IIUhL I'rk'uH. liow tlm Indies who worn' KIIIIHR sluovus It. And, old yard, ou Iho vny run It Handicapped, %\t JACOB G-O .,.'I 1 .^'..'.''[ whnn Hie llKiniimnotor registers 3^ Into u tt'oo or somotliliif. I'd llltc to To be of nobio pnrrntngc nnd not to ^. taam'shlp and Railroad Ticket Office ... >y^ Jf^J§|£geien Exchango HARRY PARISEN tnanngp to be cninffirlnblc—Springfield go In A manner tilting my position In 201 David Slroi't South Amboj (0.) News, bo otulowcd' with iiohlo quiillLtes Is fiaa'-'Siaio Street Cor. Wnslilnglon. Strootf>«iiBTHWMi30Y,' N. J. life." • rather n defuumtlon tuun a ulorr. $>••

VOLUME 37. No 46. South Amboy, N. J, Saturday, February 16,1918 Price Three Cents.

job to lioei) IhliiKS right, "it Is Visit The Schools Week Junior Red Cross Work noot-Bsary" lie said, "to come out to ' drill regularly In oi'der to bo well Starts Next Manday JUST TOOK THE Taken Up By Schools trnined in case of any emergency," After a few remarks further tha The State Commissioner of Educa- Since Tuesday,-February 12, and company was dismissed. tion has recommended that the week continuing for ten days the Chapter! He then addi-pssed the band. Ha . beginning Monday, February IS, be WATER School Committee of the local Bed. said that he had heard a good many observed throughout the state as Cross is conducting a campaign in military hands during his time but Knights of Columbus "Go Over The Schools Week, and In ac- Contractors at Gov«rnmfnl Shell every school, Public and Parochial, Members of Governor's Staff Visi tin-re were few who could play bet- Tup" in Their Campaign, and cordance with this recommendation Plant Caught Helping Themselvr to promote tho organization of tho This City and find Gaod I'rogrcts ter than the Third Battalion band the pupils ol' tile local schools are bcbool Junior Ked Cross. The or- although they had br-en organized Committees feel Pleased by IheInviting and urging parents and to Water Without Permission ganization is complete when tho —Band Highly Complimtntid on only a short time, Me said thoro Prompt Response of the People others to visit the schoDls. school fund re)ircsonts the equiva- < Good Music PurnisM 100 Pe was only one other band in New In the circular which Dr, Kendall Thought It Was a Perth Amboy lonL o£ 25c for every pupil. TIIH .loi-bcy that had anything on tho —Grand Knight Nagle Extends has sent out to school ofllcials and Main—Council Issues More Note fund is used lo purchase material ' Cent, Attendance of Mtmliers i local organization and that could which In made up by1 the pupils Into ! "pul it over" on them and that was Thanks. teachers, ho clearly sets forth tho objects of this movement and cites to Meet Demands. Rod Cross supplies, I Credited to Company. the Otimdon band which hud boen Ihe benefits resulting from it, "Co- If the Junior Hod. Cross is to bu j organized a lung tiino. He spoka The closing week of tho Knights operating between tho homos and Iho National war soi-vico organiza- On Tiu-Hiliiy evening the olficla of the band having an opportunity of Columbus War Camp Fund cam. Tho regular bl-iuontlily meeting o schools is nlways necossary, but thli tion .Jt- must reach every school In . lns|,oclinn mid muster of to play for Ihe big men of tho state pnlgn will go down as the greatest tho Cominoii Council v>us huld\ i year it Is particularly fitting that tho country, For this reason the ten nnd Hie Third lialtallnn Band too nt ihe military enmp at Sea Girt •*cek of tho campaign. Rev. W. A, tho Council Chamber of tho City Hal school officials and tonchora employ dnys liotwoon Lincoln's birthday, 11""00 in tllc" lirlnory c£ next' suminor. Following the official iliinilan, rector of the Church of en Wodnosdiiy evening of this wool Inspection Ihe band rendered several ovory agency lo niako this co-opera- foliruiiry 12, and Washington^ birth- u\\ FnsL street. Tho inspection ' OJI- Lady of Victories, sent in a Tlio mooting being hold, on' WoUnos selections finishing up with tin; "Star .^ tlou mere vital and offectlvo. Then day, Fobniiiry 22, liuvo boon, not uslilo conducted by Inspector Conoral Pat check for $!(80,I3 which was tho re- day lnsloud of Tuesday-.on..' IOI'HOII of tlio CJovornor'a Stall assistc Epangied Banner." »u't bf tho campaign in Sayrevllle, Is nn enormous Interest In the war,of Tuosdiiy beliiu u' logal;" holiday as mi on roll mon I wock for tlio HL-IIOQIB us thoro should ho, but thin interest in .tho country. JOvei'y,, HlnU'. In tho by Major Iiordon head of tho Thlr .SouthHiver and Parlln, Haveprevl- After tlio roll cull, which showo Battalion, JCarly in the day Hi orsly acknowledged the sum of $319,98 should not detract from tho Interest ull tho councllmon in thoir placcti, 'country will iilni withln^'lluit. Weok In the school and groat As this In- Ici'-innko ,"l5vory' School;liijlod. Cross Inspecting purty constating of mom-Next Big Play Will Be •in Purlin's donation to this fund tho ulork read thu uiluutcH of th burs of tbo Governor's Official Staff makes the total amount from terest already is we must nil strive lii-ovlous meeting-and of the Auxiliary aiid^ir'coiitiir'AfDr^Piil'rlollo lo make It greater," W" IInd tho staff of Major Borden arriv- "It Pays to Advertise" tho Snyroville district the large sum meeting. There being iio- errors" o ed In this city. Governor Edge wai (,f $1,300,11 which Bhows that tho the week all classoH will corrections they wore approved b unable to be present at tho Inspec- head of the Sayreville campaign left follow the rugulur schudulo oxoopt St. Patrick's Day will be observed Cuiinullnmn Stanton. tion In this city on account of n no stono unturned to do their bi on Thursday, February 21, whon in St. Mary's Hull this year as usual. A lengthy petition of tlio Publl speaking engagement at ths Stat tor the welfare and comfort of th patriotic exorcised will bo held by Following the custom of many years Servlco 'Gas Company to tho Hoar Captltal, Tuesday being Lincoln': soldiers. There also was recelvei tho sevornl dop'artmcntB as follows: a play, nupper and dance will b* of 'Public Utilities, to charge an ail Ilirthdny. the- large Individual subscription fron High School — H.15 p. m. •;, dltlonnl twoiity-llvo cents Increase Ii; given on Monday, March 18th, as Hon. Thomas J. Scully, for $100.Of Fifth and Sixth Crudes, School tithe letter to Tho first official duty of tho In St. Patrick's Day proper falls on a thV-'gan'riite was road, Councilmuli spectlng party was to visit th for which we thank him. .Vo, 2—2.30 p, m, I'arisoii olTorod n motion tluit th Although Sunday. .." ' Primary Grades, School Nn. 2— Sli'dreBHed"to parcnta It headquarters of the locul orgmka Tho llobnrfKinmet Dramatic As- The following is the final list of communication bi> referred lo th 1.15 p. in. iB'.'roiilJ^j^lSi^^for' ovory person linns and to pass on the recommend sociation has ^'selected • a 'strong cast subscribers which we wish to thank council .'OH a committee of tho whole Special Class, City Hall—2.30 p. in. 1ntqrcstoiij|tn^Ro(i* Cross work Tho cd changes to be made, In order to anil rehearsals; are'.well under way. for their most generous donation, Councilman llaclietl took -exception All Grades, School No. I—2.30 p, m, lottor'/lsfaa;ffoildWH; ' increase the floor space. After taking Tho play th'at^wlir be given Is i» and If every soldier could only send to this motion and mild tliuL linm'o- Within the past two years, Domes- liour./ParbnlBT*1,' •• an Inventory of the state's property hut his words of thanks it would dlale action should be/.'.Uko'iiV- He three-act farco'^lately produced bjr tic Science, Physical Training, Music •-. In' response" tn mi urgent appeal and Inspecting the "paper work" ol Ceorgo M.-Coha'rfan Now York City. vibrate over the whole district covered Hiild tluit during the past. few 'month from President Wilson, Junior Red and a class for sub-normal children < the company the officers made a ton It Is cntltlod^ItiPayg to Advertise." liy South Amboy Council No. 426 for the, gun company had .Th'o ^American Play Company which duty to this fund send check to the inside the city limits until such time make the Junior Red Cross Auxiliary • inspection. When, tlio\baiid every afternoon. High School, daily, n success In our schools, we need they took up almqstfV" ii'asitalteri over the professional rights chairman before Thursday of next that better servlco was furnished and 9,15 to 9,45. School No. 2, every tho hearty co-operation of every par- space jiasj'only given 'out the manuscript week and due acknowledgment wil so should be'continued to be under ent nnd others, i v be given samo, before final check Is morning 10.00 to 11.30, 'ban." - -• -•' "0] i;* • Our immodinte need is a fund. Tn tojBtdck companies a few weeks ago, Music—High School and School order that we may be ablo to enroll 'so^thut tho;peoplo of South Araboy sont to the headquarters ot tho fund Councilman Parlson;; responded to No. 2, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday our schools as members, wo must JwlTl*be;among the first to enjoy the Sayrevllle Campaign $980 13 these remarks by saying that Coun- nil day, Wednesday afternoon, Thurs- have two hundred dollars ($200), If piayeOutsidoofthiyOutsido'of'thosse who have wlt- Collection St. Mary's Church . 133 45 cilman Hackett "sits . tight" whon every pupil In tho schools will earn day and Friday morning. School No. (n'osserl'S'H'/in'- the Cohan & Harris Collection Sacred Heart the question on tho-communications or solicit twenty-five conts (25c), r Church 40 On1, Wednesday morning, Thursday and this sum may bo very easily raised, every musician; camoltof attenlton- nn*d :fHeatre£ln"New York City. are raised then lakes exception Hon. Thomas J. Scully 100,00 Friday afternoon. Won't you glvo us your loyal sup- us the. Inspectlngrt'-Genernl J. L. Bundesen i'llOO "His idea," he said, "was to declare ^.Domestic Scienco and Cooking— port in this matter by encouraging down ththoo linosmartly^bfoughtyiip '—ItOOIiING. Airs. J. C, Albright .... 5« a recess in u short, time and have ovory boy and girl to earn • the his Instrument i'lh" thb/prdpor p'oBltlon' Ollie Brown School No. 2, dally, except Tuesday. allotted amount? Contributions from .ffOn • Tuesday morning Rev, L. A. tho matter thrashed out In committee AfteAfterr tho Inspection " tliV""'roil?*caitlio'Vroll^call Charles Timmlns, Sr. Sewing School No. 1, Tuesday a. m. you or any interested persons will t fHnyos celebrated n very impressive B. J. O'Connor session." After a littlo more unim- was hold and the bnnil'crcdltod^yjtl and p, in. Sewing, School No. 2, he gratefully received. This money n'jiptial mass at St. Mary's Church Benj. Strasser portant discussion the motion was will bo used for purchasing the sup-ouo hundred per cent. . attendance Wednesday, Thiiraday and Friday. when Mtas Mary C. Dooling, daugh- Wm. Sullivan >.125'*00 .nit and carried by the unanimous plies necessary for tho work. Two selections were offered by > the P. P. Kenah , Manual Training—School No. 1, Yours in our Nation's work, ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward DooUnR consent of the council. band while in parade formation. At McCloud Bros. Monday and Tuesday morning. High CHAPTER SCHOOL. COMMITTEE. oE Henry street, bocamo tho happy A communication addressed to the conclusion of this the band was Blins Mason & Son '."if'6,'00 School and School No. 2, Monday bride of Thomas M. O'Leary. Mill D. K. Mahoney '.#2,00 Water Commissioner Braney stated dismissed. and Tuesday p. m., all day Wednes- INSPECTOR HENRY WIU. 1IK Dooling is ono of South Amboy's Prank Taylor - *""•" that they were replying in regard ti- .Tohn J. Coaklcy day, Thursday and Friday. HERE ALL JfKXT WEEK Immediately afterward Company F must popular young ladies, nnd Mr. Nick Tollis Tho results.of pupils' work In the the request, made over tho telephone was called to t tho floor. When the Tho Income Tax Inspector, David O'Leary Is also well known and has V. C, Gottfredaen regular academic subjects- will be is to the number of gallons of full company lined up in company N. Henry, located at tho Post Office, n largo circle of friends. Mrs. Wll- Mr. Greenspan exhibited in the several class rooms ivnter being used per day. The front It was demonstrated to tho Mr. norax .... has informed us that he will be at llum Stcphcnson presided at tho or- communication was signed by the Stnte ofllcers that the hall was en David Campion in "each building, • Persons interest- tho Post Office every day next week gan and played the ever popular superintendent of tho flovernmont tli-ely too short for company drill Mrs. S. Scully ed in the/work of the special class nnd will receive income tax returns wedding march. Wm, O'Connor plant nt Morgan. It stated that they tor ^sub-normal children will find evenings up to the hour of closing. It being necessary to line one squad The brjdo looked charming in her Dennis, Quinlan them .In tho City Hall both morning used live tank loads per day for tho along the back of the building. II. Rrlcjkson Mr. Henry leaves here February wedding gowu.-nnd carried a bridal past twenty-ono days. The capacity Captain Fauroat of Company P gave S. Stuchowskl j throughout the entire 23, and after that date returns bouqnot of whlto.rpses. -Miss Bridget of Iho tank was 541 gallons but the command "prepare for inspec A. Wo/.lca should bo filed with tho Collector Kennedy of ^Brooklyn-acted as maid Mrs, S. Mnher owing to the weather conditions they tlon," nnd every man in tlio lino J Hoard of Education, Superin- or Internal Revenue, Newark, N. ,T. of honor William' O'Leary, Mrs. J. Farley wore only loading about two-thirds straightened up like a true soldier. tendentt of Schools and Teachors Although Friday next Is a holiday brother acted as best U Wylor , full or 3G3 gallons, making a total After opening ranks the Inspecting A, stakowskl *,"$?$ cordially 'Invito pnronts and others nnd mall prlviloges will bo less, the man. .$ .interested in. the.work of tho schools of H7,800 gallons for the twenty-ono partly moved down the line of mon ,r. PIsal """" Income tax department will lie open After-"-theXfo*eroiiiony an elaborate P. Lithowskl '• '»* ;Vo^spciid a portion of tho weok In days, in regard to this communica- from ono to the othor, in- all day. wedding breakfast- was served at the n. Joskovlca "visltlng . tho various departments, tion. Councilman Parlsen explained specting tho rlflo In tho smallest o • homo of tlio bride's parents. Shortly M. Smith •/.."" Piirenls especially aro asked to go that it was reportod to him that detail as well as the men's genera1 If, Smith V.\<.' afterwards'the "newlyweds left this and "got acquainted with tho teachers! Iho water was being taken-from .the CELEIIKATED HTKTIIHAT appearance. During tho time when ,r, Miller •., city for an extensive trip to Niagara of their children. tup without permission.--.' It^could Miss Helen Sullivan, of Mt. St. the rlflo Inspection WOB conducted J. Shannon. Falls and other points of interest T, UowlsltiiiL...„.,...... , . ... not bo found out who' :-wa'. ~\ '' Mary's Seminary, Plninfleld, attained tho band, now seated on tho stage, near that place. Upon their re- J. Mp'WqnrtlJjSggMWW^ i 00 the movo until, they!'"'arrested"'/tho hor twelfth birthday on Pobrunry S rendered several marches. Aftor I', ADTOS COIJTJUK. turn they will make their home on drivor of Graham and ,-McKeon, • the nnd therefore in celebration of the this was completed the company ID, About (1 o'clock last Sunday even- John street. contrators, and -tneh'vU-was? learned event n numbor of'friends woro In- clerk was directed to cnli the roll Mrs,'Shc'ory ng two automobiles collided at junc- A gencrnl good time nt t.hp. boms A. floldstoiiw that thoy thought they.wero tapping vltod to the i home ; of J her parents As each man's name was called he .lun. of Stevens avonno and Henry of Iho brldo's parents followed the the Perth.'Amboy Water main as Mr. and Mrs." ..W.^.y^Sulliynn, ot answered here and smnrtly brought slroot, and the romnvkabln thing .wedding breakfast, the fun • lasting Engineer Mason of that place had riroadway,. to '-~'rcjolo*o.jiwlth , her in his rifle to and "order arms.1 about it was that none of tho occu- until the woe small hours of Wed- granted them permission. As statod ronching' anothbr*",*mllostbud , in life's Every man responded to hls'naino pants wns seriously Injured. Car lourney, Miss;Helon-'returned homo nesday morning. Tho lnrge attend- S, .BKo3hndn---.S;;j??W?!WTOf(:i 00 In tho letter tho water commissioner with tho exception.of three,^two hav- : l No. 8920, owned by a Frcohold party, ance at the ceremony was n striking Pi flrynkl\volsili*'.*r5*?i'?jT ft|^.*vj,,l 00 requostert tho information In order larly from'ftho' somlnnry, nnd pro- ing onlistod In. tho i!aeryice^*ofjtlio l wns going up Henry street, and as proof of tho popularity of tho young Wm, • unrthowinlt?7'.33 ?FFrP!*iV?S'6 *ofi to make the 'charge Councilman parod to *'receive hor guests. The United States Army./nnd' Niivy^wh" Mrs. P.- Conn '•: rfH.rff&fflSfft'i'l' 00t reached tho avenue n largo New people. Ouests wero present from Hackett sold ho thought thero ought ovohlng proved an occasion of groat thn other Is In 'tho^liospltn|;;tThe Mrs. Andorton • York enr 10,988 npproachod , and all, tho uoarby cities. .Too Xboro struck the Jersoy ..oar." just forward to be 3omo way by which tho city fun to all, and at a seasonable hour officer turned 'to':the^c6nini'andcr:',of J?. Shultv, ;'..*«&: W//i 50 ilolicinus refreshments wero sorved, 1 of loft roar wheel spinning the, car should find out the amount they wore tho Inspecting party/,nml^roporte'd 0. KolaicoBkl ',.....f ,.¥..¥f-K.--'.;/2r) feature of the table decorations CAM! around on the-Ice like a top, andusing dally Instead of taking thoir "niall l nrnnr'nt:presen't " nv i" n'pnnnl\IPfi "'fnr." F. Slttiiton" \...V.frf.-X '/:-1 00 bolng a birthday cako Illumined with Chairman VnnPelt of the South D, t* landed roar wheels In the sower word for It. Inasmuch as tho city Company F was also'/crodltod-'wltli a twelve candles. About 1.1 o'clock the Amboy Motor Cnr Auxiliary d'osirns -.I. Sergei •'t'OO basin at tho Scully corner. Nolther Is selling tho water and thoy hnvo hundred per cent, .httbndiincoi' '. all.members to report with their Mrs.' N, Sorgql ....,.';... .,,',1' 00 mnohino"'blow any horns ,,is they particular doslro to soli it, thoy oniiR guests With happy hearts, loH A, 'Andohion '.',,,.*,.,,. '' 10 Tho rest of tlie'evening! wan-Rlvan ntos at Company F's headquarters pproachod tho crossing. Tho Nowought to hnvo Bomo consideration. 'or their homos, wishing their littlo Mrs. T, Kennedy '.,,. , 1 00 00 Rib nonst 22o Ib, nt Man-motion that tho comnuinlcntlon bo ,o V. J. Abbatieilo, 110 South Stovims mportant points In Now .ler-ioy nti'l Pot Vlonsti 20c Ib. lit Monnghu'iT's,* (Continued on Page Four.) usliatt'8, (Continued oti Pago Pour.) vatiuo, Tel. 202, tr. that Company F hud a respaniilblo 200 David street. - " * • Til* SOUTH -4MBOY CIJ'IZEK. the first team started their game, ,TH1NGS THAT ARE NOT SEEN while the second team rested. Thus. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 191S. each team alternated in playing MUCH That Cannot Be Explained or halves. Dey refereed the- first team's • Understood—People Have to Look HIGH SCHOOL game, and Simensen performed tlie j On From the Outside. BEOISTKATIO-V BOARDS same for the second team. The firs'. TO RE PAID OK BASIS team's passifig and team work were "To speak frankly, unclp. I can't OF am CLASSIFIED MENTIONINGS particularly good and have improved bring myself to bunk much on a world that's nil out of sight." ssdd Howard New regulations from the office oE greatly. Fox and Bennett were tied Cranston with jaunty Ucirlsiwness. "I the 1'rovost Marshal (Jeneral in re- for high score on the first team think I ran understfind the [joint of gard to compensation ot registra- Tho Inter-Class Bowling Leagu< each making four field goals, and view of the Bible—-just a IJHJe, any? tion boards read in part as follows: is progressing quite rapidly and i Anderson scored three field goals how. It was the natural thing to 'wulk "The rate o£ compensation for playing regularly every week. The and two fouls, thus liPing high score by faith' In those dnys, for there wasn't members of local lioanis up to and Juniors are still in the lead although man for Keyporfs first team, Per- much olse you could wall; by. The primitive mini) peoples the sluulows including tlie completion of tlie final they lost three games in the las kins •na.b especially good on offensive with supcrn.'ilural s, but science classification of the registrants with- two sets of three games each. The as well as defensive work, his guard- Slit>jnures lost second place to the 1ms let in so much ]|j:hl that there in tho respective jurisdiction of eald ing being the best in the game aren't many shadows lpft, That's why boards shall be on the basis of .'JO Freshmen, who havo been dolnu .lames' foul'shooting was the feature fnlHi BI'CMUS to me like an anachron- cents, as aggregate compensation tu exceptionally well the last two weeks. of the second'team's work. The fol ism. The only uuy to kiu'p it unto the membership of a local board, for Tlie Freshmen took two and lost loulnis comprises the lineup of botli is to get liftclc to tlie old, forgotten A Corner in the Sitting-room in a Telephone Central Office eaea registrant to ivliom a (juestion- one to Lhe Juniors, and took throe games, point of vlpiv, nnd lonl; our nn tho world Just ns If nothing luul been aire shall nave been indilod and who guinea from the Sophomores, Tho First flume Juniors defeated tho Sophomores learned In the last thousand years or shall have been flmillj classified in South Amlmy PM G. F'l G, Total more," accordance with the provisions of twice, losing ono game to them at Simensen,' 1. f .. 2 2 tlie same time, Tho following "I wns thinking nliom Culver this these regulations. neimett, r, r, .. i & A Glimpse at the Girl the fatiindlng of each tenm.- Illuming," Doctor Groshum snld, nnd "Money due tor said work shall lie Vox, c 4 8 Ills nqihew rnli>c<] his cycbrtnrs lu- Team \Von host V, C, S paid in proporlUmalu umoimtb to Perkins, 1. g, .,3 • ^' C nt Iliu sudilon i')):iiif,'i> of the Voice With the Smile each member of u local bonnl claim- Juniors ,,.,,.,.', 34 , . 4 ' . ,778 f'oinplnii, r, g. . I ; ,"'?•'•" 2. "There must lmve been u wpnlc ing compensation for Ills spnice, un-, I) '•„."- IS;> '.'..,420 In Culver sompwhpi'p, iilllioui'h his cliinn In coltofi' fruir ywirs Su|)ll l01 es • Totals leas it shall be roriuoslad by the' "" ' lind. iiowr suspnoted It. MP WIIH OIIP E have just printed an illustrated unanimous voto of tho local board | , . , ".•**•«« ;* "-• F'd fl.l^F'l 0?|Wal yfllK! linlf cjnwii fellows In our dims booklet, describing the work of the 0 dnle that the moneys due should be paid T* ofilJis. puWto ,fletalo was ]•. f. ,. S'liDiii f I'-VJIPCICII to mnUc ilirlr murk telephone operator. It tells of the changed night, W in some oi.hor proportion, In such changed frqiu 5-~"cdnosdsiy Anderson, j. f, lii" Ilia world, Hi! didn't—"s you know. importance of this most interesting profession. caso no ono member slmll recelva Fnhimiry 13, Thurs- Hopla, c ', I'vo''tnikt'd wllh snnift of his InilmniR ! It tells of the operator's pay) of.her opportu- more than 15 coats of the ollowanco day, The chaiigo. vtutV.caused' by \i Terry, r, B. ... [rlcnds, liul I'vo never Itocn nble in IIIH- mooting oil tliv:ia it h profession, telephone, write or call at our nearest commercial office and ask for a free '•cturlbtic begging of ihc IJIIPKIIOII, Air, KriniHo tt'iis t'flllafl before .'tho fTlio JJrlHsh White Hook, ilntllng with copy of "Ait Ideal Occupation for Young Draft Uxoniptloj) Hoard -or-iMa'd ^^li'i/^UlyjonPhTioJSjfii^JMit^vou'ro Women." these charges, offers convlnulni! nvl- li-kt ..Moiidny, Kobri'iBr^;'li,i*-.li^ Vnlor^cl.Injjf.ltTjfih'il?JiiTiiffiieasure,' pos- H 1 : dencc of their fnlslty. it jioliits mil fclneorely hopod,tlint tho-'lllkh'School ^? ' li,*lt^lf's^vri y~'*r|iii?'lq''''yoiii and the obvious fact that it' tlu'y had IJIVII 1 will nol lose iU ,recoutly'r'nt;fiiiirod i Ti e NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY itruo there ivim nn easy wny of prov- 'i|J)Je7«.YrJii lmven't ird(iulit' iihout thlH lirlucipal so soon. -~>'fA [wii'lil •"ot?'tli'oiif!lit,*>iis|MVn-,"miiy' cull It, ing them. Tlio siiluiiarliins hud only 1 ,to stop and search tho ships. In only liclnj;'Justus ruiil us llio Kroftsi;; world Several days in the p"ast';-,wopk of'sonsci ."perceptIon, ,'And yet you'd jono cuse was this iittemptuil, iin'ii tliun j ;< 1 Iho boys onjoyed dodge-l)iill, durinu; find It hard •(». convince '.Terry (hat [the papers wore found to ho In orrtoi 2 • 1 ' , '• tbero Is Mich » thins, Tlio wnnh iuid the vessel was allowed to pro- their Physical Truiiilug poiiol'' Tlio '..Manngor Simonson Is trying t') frosih air gtimos nro "much*-more wouldn't uii'iin miyllilng lo him, He'd ,cced. Tho plnln (rulli of the matter nrratiBn first and second team games huvo to RO In nt tho biisomcnl dnorvind is (lint Gorinnn motliodh nf wiirfiirc, poimlar with tho boya, than Iho'lri- Woodbrlilgo High School In climb up, steti by step, to where you .whether on sen or Jnml, have become door calisthenics. '-, "•' 'i\ ' ' •Mnboy, for Friday of next week, if stand before he'd uinlorstnnil, so Jbrutnl that all the restrictions im- hu Ramos are scheduled, it is hoped "I remember tlie cast' of un old liidy, pof". . by law and humanity have been The week ot. February IS" (o 23 Hint the p'inils of the school -will n pntlunt of mini), who wns us sure of is to bo what is '..known as "f!o to tho love of God us you are of Iho liuv YOU COOK YOUR deliberately disregarded. Hospital out strongly to tho games and Stho01 give their over important support. of grnvlliitlon. She'd been n bed-rid- ships hare been Mini; anrt liotiiilnls | Week." /juriiig 'this week the den Invalid fur 12 yonrs. hut she hud ibelilml the linos lmve boon bombed, { parents of tlie children are cordially The attendance at the lust games lived so close (o God tlinl every doubt FOOD-WHY NOT jund the merciful symbol of the lied Invited-to .visit tbc "school and in- wu.a fair, but that was all, and by lind vnnlNlicd, She didn't lnive to get .Cross, which nil nations hmvp been- spect the ' work- nf tho children and no means what 11 should be to nialce Imck to tin! old, forgotten point of jtauglit to respect,/'has not Imftn the j High School; pupils. The best illus- a winning team confident. • . view, or m'nko n shndow lund for her YOUR TOBACCO? ^slightest protection. Tills Is tliu blticlf- j trations of tho pupils' work '.will be Qod to dwell in, or forgot the wonder- ^st pnrt of n lilock record. ' j displayoil for' tho benefit, of those ful things thnt lmve happened sinco Wednesday rraornlng, • February,.13, the-Biblo wns wrIUen. She Jtisi found H'hn enre to come to,; tlie school Mr. llarr gave ' an "• extensive-.talk •God .sometime when she usnuclally OU know what broiling Hebocca West, an Knglisiiwonuia during this-week.' Many-.visitors are upon tho subject."of^ Jlceded him, perlmps, nnd then kept f for tbc Drlllsli Kovormnont, expected next weok,.'andj;th.d';parent3 Cross Auxiliary.'^ close at his side till she camp lo know does to steak, baking to a writes in the New Itcpuhtlc:. "The him. I hnve often thouRhi that Ood'a Y presence wns jusi us retil to her ua ;womnn inunltlon-innkcr-lius lifted u - potato—and toasting to bread 'load from the minds of feminists. For mine « iis—[losslbly more so. That's lients ; itilthougb we tulkorl nlioiit the eco- when I first bepnn to sou Unit I WII.S ;in In each case flavor is brought outsider, T was « professing Chris- taomle independpnee of women mul the ainly do- r^Knosb^ heir reputation.' "'The''- small sub- tian, hut I lindn't got Into tlio inner out by cooking—by "toasting." Injustice of pitying womrn lower circle." 'wages than men for equal work, wo scription of 25 J cents per capita Is 22. will be^'ce.lobmlodftherilay before all that is required to make some of "One can't nfford to miss a whole So you can imagine how jdld not really know whether women in the 1HlBh:""seh%l^wlth'ipatrlo«o iwere capable of eqiml work, We our men comfortable, and probably world, mid think It isn't there, If—If exercises. The school will bo closed, tlio fiiult Is nil with his own eyesight," hoped thnt the Inferior position oc- iive their lives. The amount of toasting improves the flavor however, on the 22nd. Many of the Ihc young man replied soberly.— cupied by women In prnctirnll.v every 200 is to bo raised in tho elementary pupils have curiously Inquired ns to Youth's Companion. of the Burley tobacco used in port of tho Industrial world except and High Schools. tho greater '.Importance of Washing- the textile- trades could be explained ton or Lincoln, This was evidently Waif* Who Make Good the Lucky Strike Cigarette. by their lack ot technical training Everybody bus read stories of waifs caused by the favoritism shown to CITTT GOVERNMENT. •nd by the physical depression caused 1918 Who got a ehunee and mnde good, \vu by underpayment and HIP consequent tho former and tho forgetfnllness in mean in fiction. That they also make Mayor Alfred T. Kerr IT'S TOASTED underfeeding, hut we could not be regard to the latter. (School was in good In real life, says the New Orleans President of Council. .M. J. Stanton certain. We are quite sure now. sosslon on Lincoln's Birthday.) Dally States, is proved by the annual VfoiMii ore good timekeepers; they Councilmcn report of the Children's Aid society can endure long hours; they enn do There will probably be a dance, At-Largo Frank Gordon of New Vork. work Mint requires delicacy of eye bold in tho High School Auditorium First Ward Jacob Shuey For some time the society IIIIS been diligently searching the country for re- and hitnd; they nre careless of dan- this Friday, Februnry 15. The dance Second Ward William H, Parlaen Third Ward Michael J, Stanton liable testimony regarding strays who ger; they nro In every respect save wns dated for last Friday, but it Fourth Ward James W. Hackett made their murk In the world, and it that of muscular strength us useful as was dolayod with tho idea of mak- has made up this list of successful men men." ing a Valentino affair out of It. ity Clerk Peter J. Coakley rescued as children from the street or • On Frlilny. last, Februnry 8, the llty Engineer A. T. McMichael tu ken from an asylum or corrective In- Along with thi> discouragement of llrst and second Dnsketball Teams ity Collector Albln VanDusen stitution. Treasurer..,. ...Timothy F. Sullivan One state governor, one territorial travel merely for pleasure, at the pres- of tho High School defeated the first City Solicitor Leo J. Coakley ent time when railway rnssuurccs will and soeond teams of Keyport High City Physician...Dr. H. A. Meacham governor, two congressmen, two dis- trict attorneys, two sheriffs, two lie strained to the utmost .In curing for Scliool. Thoso wero practically the Chief of Police... ..Tames McDonnell business thrust upon the carriers by tho 'olice Justice..William Birmingham mayors, a Justice of the supreme court, llrst games of the season, looking four other Judges, two college profes- war, comes the Intimation (hut discus- Wator Commissioner. John J. BranBy upon the subject from a High School Street Commissioner..John Connors sors, two dozi'U clergymen, seven high Blon Is going forward wllli rugtird to standpoint, and Amboy won both of City Electrician Edward Dolan school principals, nn auditor general, the increase 4 Broadway and Bordeotowc Avonu. IIS P. R, R, Yard Master's OHlce. theless, by tin extraordinary coin- ing of a llflonto by tho U. S. Clovoi nment. clriunco, hu C'IKIRU ns Ills text the words, MKAI.8 SKHTKI) AT AM, HOVHS For further Information call in. "2 John Street and Stevens Avenue "two are better thnn ono"—greatly OYS'I'KRS IN ANY STYLK JAODB SI Fourth and Potter Streets, tn the amusement, nootl it bo ndded, P.P. KENAH'SCAPE Steamship and Railroad Ticket Olllca ForulL'n Exchange 1 tap, wire trouble or tire out. of the countess and Home friends who 128 Worth Broadway. With Years of Experience it la Our we»e with her, <83 S million people are connected with declared Florence. j * service In Krnnce. The duties * the Sunday School, of whom about "He is on his way home und by a I * of iliese men will he to operate * : 45,000 are teachers and officers? long route, and I do not even Icnow j • and repair ihe Heil Cross motor *>. where to write him myself," responded I* trucks which transport supplies * j Nearly sixty yeai'8 ago these work- Miss Wall. * to war hospitals. Men in this * *{ By Charles Powers Mitchell e.rs formed a voluntary association "Very well, I'll find some way to re- * service will receive pay nud ex- • I for self-improvement, which has in- I: lieve myself nf this unhenrd-of perse- • penses. creased in strength and efficiency cution. I love Neal, he wishes me t * A recruiting office Ims been * through the years. By this associa- (Copyright, 1917, Weitern Newspaper Union.) mnrry him, and I intend to do so." * opened at Ihe headquarters of * • the Atlantic Division under Mr. + Th^Modern Spirit tion the most advanced ideas in "This Is inlolcniljle!" criwl pretty, "Never, while I am in charge of vivsiclous Florence King, and she you !" insisted Miss Wall. • .1. Leo Nkelley of ihe Red Cross • Sunday School work are paBsed from * Foreign TranKgmrtiition Depart- • school to school. Kacli county has looked prettlor nnd more vivacious "We shall see!" of cooperation, the spirit which animates all suc- Hum evrr us she fmvil hor prim, ; "We shall!" * iiient Itecruillnj,' Service. Appli- • »n organization auxiliary to the • cants must he over thirty-one • cessful business, prevails in the organization of strnli;ht-laeed mint with flushed rhcoks And Miss Wnll did. It was three State organization, and about 900 und Hushing eyes. • years of age. • our Federal reserve bank. days after Ihe climax explosion, and • * workers are enlisted in this co- "I know my pliice and duties," re- Florence had not spoken to Miss Wall operative service. in the meantime. She sat in her room ******************** We own stock in it. We keap our reserve plied the thin, sallow-faced Jliss Wdll, cash in it. We have a voice in electing Us direc- There is much systematic visita- with vlneguilsli asperity ami decision. at dusk, mourning over her unlmppy tion. Many public meetings ranging "I hope you will not compel me to pro- fate, when something whizzed through tors and through them in choosing its manage- ceed to extreme measures," i the air nnd fell upon the carpet. Flor- ment. It is our bank, and its resources enable from little gatherings representative ence went to the spot to pick up a RED CROSS ISSUES of three or four schools, up to fi "Extreme measures I" gasped Flor- us at all times to meet the legitimate banking ence. ''Extreme measures j» she re- japanned tin box, ns she thought. Then requirements of our community. State convention, attended by 2,00:) pented, this time In plmost a shriek. she noticed that one end held a parch- people. There is a state headquar- "Could you go uny further than you ment drum, through which a string GALL TO NURSES You, in turn, can cooperate with us in main- ters in Newark at which four full have, shutting me into my own home a run, knotted on the inside. The string trailed out of the window. taining the Federal Reserve Bankin? System, and time workers are employed. prisoner, forbidding' mo the privilege at the same lime share in its benefits and pro- Here is a Referenco Library from of sieiiiK my friends? What new in- "It's n telephone, u toy one, nnd— FOR IVIBSERVICE dlKiilly mill rn-rsecHtion liiive you - tection, by becoming one of our depositors. which the most helpful and progress- oh, clever Neul I" breathed Florence vlsi-il for misV KKtivino niimsui-PH I I iirdently, anil her pulses thrilled and ive books are loaned without oxpenso suppose you lire thinking of locking mo her eyes sparkled, In an Instant she Statement Says Between 30,000 and a great variety of departmental up in tin; luisciiicnt iimi l'l.'cdhiK mu on guessed the snurcu of this queer vlsl- first National Bank leaflets, explaining the latesr Ideas breiid ami wilier." Intlon. Kho held th» little InlMii:: cup and 40,000 Will Be Henei in Sunday School progress are "Whnt f linvo been forced to do Is , in her hnnd and stood near Hie win- in a Short Time. South Amboy, N. given away. nil for your own good," asserted Miss dow. It grow tnut, She applied it, A Slimmer School numbering lost Wall. | to her our. There wns a confused taming sound, then, distinctly: A cull lo f|iiulllled nurses to enlist summer nearly 450 Is conauctoS "Oh, yes—I feel invful good, I do," fur war service bun been Issued by thu nilinlckeil Florehcn, "I fool so meek | "I am up In it tree, just beyond the every year, and hundreds of train- gni'den wnll, Can you hear me? I am Amurh.'iili Ited Cross Nurslnt! Service, and lowly nnd cliiirllnhle, I could— tlie inolj|ll/lim iiKi'iiuy for nurses (or ing classes for Sunday School teach- Hcnilch your eyes out 1" anil with this Neal," RUGS IN EVERY ers in the individual churches are the United Stales Army innl Navy. flnnl crisis of indignation Klurenco . "I can henr you distinctly," replied Allolilion is culled iilwi to Iliu linpor- SIZE organized and examined, ruslioil from the room, quivering and in tho delighted Kloroncu. "Oh, Illls IH ntivu need fur all IncreiiKod eiirolliueut The Annual Year Book of the As- tuitrs. Just dollelous—mill roiiiiiiillcl I know In training schools SO Hint fully i|imll- and various shapes arc Included sociation in wbtch these activities "Of nil the vIpe.rlNh, uncontrollirtilo you uru Neiil. There Isn't u nwwtur Hod iiui'seH limy In; released fruiu civil in our showing of these best of all voice In the world." nnd others are explained, nmlttho tempers!" gasped MIKH WHII. "Defy- bin Imspllnls for inllluiry service.' floor coverings. Wherever you statistics showing the gratifying "Do you notice a sort of quiver to OltliiK nil csilimile of Ilie (Surgeon- have space tor a rug we have on* the telephone?" progress of the last year fully given, (jCMunil'H oltlr.'e that" the Army nlone to fit it, You have only to coma "Why, yjs—what nbout It?" will need between H(), past year, quite man. Oh, he ivould make arrange- heavy demand for nurses bus not been thoroughly realized by the women Call at this store and look over opart from the imgcdies of the war, ment, for nnythlng! Would she con- nvnllable for this service. ns one of the must ilrcmlful In modern sent? And Florence, * resenting the As demands grow'dally, the proh- annuls. Early In the yeur 1017 mi treatment of Miss Wnll and prettily Our Large Stock spiteful enough to outwit this hard- lem of homo nursing ifor civilian earthquake occurred In centrnl For- needs becomes harder to solve. It is mosa, killing ,'«)(). l,atur In the siime hearted guiirdlun, said yea, and fol- You Will Need Go No Tardier lowed the word with a dozen kisses estimated by the Army Nurses' Corps month OCO were killed by mi I'lirth- thnt over 30,000 nurses will be need quiike on (Ho Island of Ball, on the over the Impromptu telephone line. "Not a miss," spoke Neal buoyantly ed, on t.l)e Imsis of the present esti- Mnlny nrcliliiuliiKii. mates, for an nrmy of 1,000,000 inon. In April ninny wore killed in Tus- ns, the next evening, up the ladder, 16,500 Enrolled. cany and Dmlirln, In Italy, by nn enrili- down the ladder, across the lawn, with J. MILLER qunkc. Shocks nccurrul In different Miss Wnll unconsciously dozing on tho Statistics prepared at the headquar- pnrts of tlie world throughout thu front porch, they pnssed on rapidly and ters of the Hod Cross Nursing Service State Street Cor. fayette Perth Amboy, N. J. spring, the most M>VGI'C being In Sun reached a closed automobile. in Washington show that there are Siilviidor, where fortunately no lives "And how dellciously romantic!" between 80,000 nnd 00,000 registered were lost, though serious diunngo wns whispered Florence, snuggling up close nurses In the United Stntes. Of this done, Heavy ilainiige wus done la to him. "I hoptt papu won't scold when number approximately lG.fiOO are en July In the Snmonn Islands, with losses be gets bnck. Oh, dear I maybe we rolled UeU Cross nurses, tho majority of whom nre in active service or of life. In August an earthquake In hnd better wait." "I Knew My Place and Duties." ready for mobilization for specified New Zeiilnnd eii'usiHl serious destruc- "You understand the route, chauf- Ing my authority ! Willfully wicked ! feur?" spoke Neal. purpose. The Red Cross enrollment tion. In Suntemlier Colombia fult a forms the reserve of the United Stntes series of shocks lusting for two works, Amazingly antagonistic! Well, I shull "All right, sir," answered a gruff BRIGGS' GARAGE Army Nurses' Corps nnd the United with tlie destruction of hundreds of hold to my duty, unyielding ns steel." voice In front from the muiliod-up fig- ure at the wheel. Stntes Navy Nurses' Corps. Cor. Broadway and Main Street houses anil snim; losses of life, A Miss Wall's lden of duty had been Already 1,790 nurses hnve lieen disiislor of iinoiliLM1 cliiiriictur, but lie- exploited to the limit. She was a linlf- Florence wns trembling with excite- ment und Neal radiant, ns they stood equipped and sent abroad by the Red Full Line of Ford Parts and Auto lonciiif; to the record of misfortune* of slRter of Florence's father, nnd when Cross Nursing Service. For service the your, occurred In Halifax Imrlior Mrs. King died hnd come to tlie King before the clergyman half nn hour nt home the Red Cross Ims provided on the minister. Into units which now are rendy for We Can Fix Any Auto Trouble lives were lost, with a property loss of Her waspish ways, her ussumptiou of "Will the chauffeur do?" suggested mohlllzntion. Helium Agents of the KTKItMN'G TlltKS and Inner Tubes for Snrrovlllennil .*nn,o(M>,ooo. authority, her spyllke actions hnd Neal. Rod Cross nurses til so arc doing South Aiulioj-. Now cnnic.i tlie Guiitoiniilii nunko. chilled the wnrm-henrtod young girl I "Surely," nnd Nenl went out, hailed speclnl work in snnltiwy '/.ones sur- WORK tho'fiill t-fi'ccl or wlileli IH not known, nnd then hnd crcutcil dislike. | the driver of the automobile, imparted rounding cantonments. Eighty-nine lint which Ims doiilillcsR tnkon n lienvy When Mr. King was called nway on i lo him his wishes nnd was followed by nre serving In a public health detach- Steam Vulcanizing toll of life mid lias rendered 12n,tliiO business to South America, he hnd told him into the little parlor. He wns ment under tlie American Red Cross Car Storage licoplc homvlcits. Unruly hn» the enrtli Florence thnt lie left hor In chnrge of apparently a gruff, unsocluble being, in France. Twelve public health Car Washing trcmhlcd sn rlnlcnlly mid sn gciiernlly Miss Wnll, and, knowing her lilfili iein- for lie never raised the peak of his nurses nre In Roiimnnln, three in us (lurliiK tlie imst yenr. Tin; full lull per, asked her to be Indulgent mid re- cap nor turned down the enveloping Greece nnd one In Serbln. of Months from the shakes will p«- spectful to Miss Wall. collar of his greatcoat. Requirements Modified. hnps never be known,'ns inaiiy ot Hit* "Fact is, Flossie," ho ncknowlcdged, The ceremony was completed, nnd All Ited Cross nurses assigned to dlsliiruitiicos oopurrcd In reunite "I fnncy I made it ml.sliilci: in bringing the chauffeur at n nod from the cler- luty In milknry hospitals automatical- i tllllt'OS. her hero, but I cnn't pot rid of her nil gyman came fonvnrd nnd attached his ly become members of the Army or ~r lit once. When I return we. will make name as u witness to tlie marriage cer- Nnvy Nurses' Corps nnd are no longer FOLKS WE ALL KNOW a change. Ho tolerant and dutiful un- tificate. under the supervision or direction of til then, won't you, for my sake, pot?" "You have my best wishes," spoke he Red Cross. These nurses, when RED FRONT GARAGE "I'll do anything for you, papa," de- the minister blandly, as he handed on active duty, tire entitled to the FRANK BATTERSON, Proprietor clared Florence, and although she hnd Florence the document. snme Government wnr risk insurance n hard tlmu ot it she, had got along "And my blessing 1" added the chnuf- ns Army or Nnvy ofllcers and enllst- Bordentown Avenue South Amboy quite well with hor tyrannical relative feur, with startling suddenness. "Flos- 'd men. •until a cllmns mnturinlized. Miss sie, my daughter, Neal, my son!" nnd To meet the Increasing domnmls of Wnll by Insistent firudntlons had pro- tlie enp mid coat were Hung aside, und, be Army nnd Nnvy Nurses' Corps the * Installing ot Electric Starting and Lighting Systems moted herself from companion to chap- beninlng nnd chuckling, Mr. King ex- Red Cross lias modified somewhat the crone, from that to censor nnd abso- tended Ills arms towards the two run- former requirements for enrollment. a Specialty lute tyrant, nnd tlie.n the frnll chuln nwnys. The nge limit Is lowered to twenty- of shallow harmony was snapped In "You see, I happened to come home one years, nnd In special cases muses twain by the high-spirited Florence. just ns that clever telephone mischief over forty may be accepted. Siniill REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS DONE It was nil about Ncnl Ward, whom of yours wus In pliiy," explained Flos- schools for training nursus linvo been WE CAN FIX YOUR AUTO TROUBLES slu- hnd known for ovor n yenr. It was sie's father, "It was easy lo bribe the placed on the accredited list. unfortunate that they hud become en- chauffeur to let me tnke his place. Since the entrance of tlie United gaged while Mr. King was nwny, for Whnt you will do, Is to go to the city, Suites in the war the number of pu- s the lutter liked young Wnrd und ho and reappear the contrite nnd tearful pils entering nurses' training schools Cars Stored and Cleaned Supplies ot All Kinds hud never discussed nor censured his elopers—well, sny In three days. Mean- ins increased 20 per cent. Within the i attentions to Florence,. Miss Wall hnd time, the shocked nnd Innocent father, lust few ilnys the Red Cross hns re- £ taken It upon herself to refuse to sanc- I will see what can be done with Miss cruited nnd equipped a group of 100 tion or recognize tlie engagement. Very Wnll." nurses for tlie Army Nurses' Corps •periMnpiorlly she hud ordered Neul That Indignant Indy flounced out of for service with the British Expedi- LOWEST PRICED LOKENZ BARrCH from the house. Just as Insistently the liouso for good, when she was told tionary Forces nt the request of the HARDWARE STORK IN TOWN. KIIO hud forbidden Florence to meet by Mr. King that a telegram from the Urttisti Government. It hns also him or speak to him, Theu Miss Wall runnwnj-H announced Iholr prospective mobilized several highly specialized BARBE3R hnd cut off those chnrmlng little pnr- return, and that he was Inclined to be groups of nurses for nrthopedle. psy- SU1R0AD1UI tles of Florence's with hor friends. tolerant and forgive them. clilnlrlc and facial surgery hospitals, C. I. BERGEN And thu last fell blow was u refusal "Now we'll try to ho liiirtminlntiH nnd ns well us mobile operating units und Corner Htevon»nvnuuc nnd Klrat itrcitu. llnnlwure, Lawn Mowerti, Garden Presto-Vibrator for Electric Fnee to allow Florence to BO down town happy," be advised tlie wanderers, ns other linpofttint groups. Sfnssnpe alone, she always nccnintintiylne hur. he welcomed them home In his Jolly- Hose, I'(I rcc Cups, Hakes, lines, "Who comes to town at break of Shovel*. I'oiks, Gim Fixtures, for Uidtos and Gentlemen •lay, With flivver loiuled IURII with Florence hud rebelled, She hud hor- heurtcd way and they did—und were. Distributing Depot Opened. Mantels, GIIS I'latcH, Etc. liny?" Why, the Knrmor, of coursi-, rified IIIu old mule! by kissing hor hand The Atlantic division lint) established When ho Gets Through figuring HJI tin* to Nou I when he passed tho house. Mho United States' Lakes. nt 1OIS-22 Washington street, flobo- SUITLIES-Hier Mock Pompolnn MOSBFIKO Gronm used Proceeds of this yeur's Crop, he will smuggled nil kinds of notes to her Exclusive of thu Great Lakes, the ken, n distributing depot for ntuHitlns Exclusively buy n Swell New Car. If the Fnriiiei's lover ijnil received many In return. Unlleil States has 21 lakes each of the. soldiers omiinHitng fns neivtce STATIONERY •w -<\ "n Slrlku, the rest of us will This lust feature (if the sllmitlon. how- which .'lias nn urea exceeding 100 ntirnml. This depot will lie tinder the Spoclul nttontlon glvon to Children's a dlrortlnn of Mm. A. 0. Oltiey, f • on HnowbuilH. ever, hud been now eliminated, for, square miles. Juntas OIOTCS, Electric Light Bnlbt. Hair Gutting. THK SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEK. Campbell, Frank Quinn, and Regi- VV.VK VXKV PASSES IQBK. j Ansell Morris ...... 100 nald Freeman of New Brunswick; Casimir Towaszeskl 1 00 PUBLISJKRD BT Lawrence Kenny cf Perth Amboy; (Continued from Pase One.) James Monaghan • 1 00 James A 100 THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING CO. Norman Scully, Milton Rue, Thomas 1 nil ' Monaghan Downs, William O'Toole, James Hol- $9 service of ton Chris. Olsen, Joseph Carroll, Chris McDonnell l 00 Mrs. P. Schwab 25 , ,Woods silver aids Richard Carroll, John Crozier, Daniel f elss TERMS:—One Year: $1 in Advance A. Schivarirk 1 03 ?/ £' '' "" Hoover and John Salmon. 1 00 one to ; Mis. Kendall 1 00 ! ?' *?• BJockton 1 00 Thomas Oilchrist 1 09 I 00 seroe AdmluisUatortt Ksc< Jtil (juurdiaiis I 00 I>lo»*c bear in mint) Unit HIIK jounial is a JUST TOOK THE CITY'S W.tTKH. 1 00 most legal JWWFpapiT mid tlni*>fel F (llla t0 1 Uwa Clinrlofl Hoilily ,. .'.,."• 50 ISdwarO MuDanoiigh-.,". I M i i t .all the schoals lluouKliout our nation. " ' > »"' ""I" ''' 1 00 John A, JohtiBon ,, ,'.'i fi GO 0 cit W11S ln BUCl a lm L, Hyland ",.".,".'' 5 GO Tho purpose Is twofold-to glvo Hie t""t t" y > " A, Hofis '....f,.' 50 PI'IIIIIC II. (lordon ..,.'. Luke Lcnnlmn • ,;.,,,,. 5 00 82,000,000 bchool cliililrcn of America "nnnclul condition, lie claimed Hint Mrs,- Qulnn .. ,.".;,'.,",7 50. 1 i Ciipt., » OO . training in tho permanent dutica of "•>'<> budgets for IDo pnst two yours Thomas ••Cn,>r' r '..' .'.-,•;'. 2 00 15d. VnnBuron- ' C, -Koiisort .,, .v-....'". 50 John Luultt good citizenship and to give an op- ttooo small to coyer' tho ooxx- C'nnt Jno Million a oo c s M m .Tolin Cosgnvo -,^..':.r,. 1 00 2 OO (10!! KVKKYHOHY) portunity to every child to do actual V "™ - "° * "^ »° '»•'. ""<• " Chnrlos.Kanc 1 00 John Sulliviui 2 r>o L(m(1 to vote for ny moro llotOBl Ho 20c OUTING PLANNUL luc per yard war work. " mas 'ManIon 50 Frederick Uoiboit ..,.V:.',... 2 00 MKN'S GOOD WORKING PANTS, only J»8c Before forming an auxiliary every claimed • that at Iho , prosoiit time M. J, Cnrro.l 1" 00 Hihvard Mullen ,,,.''. .''.%.*.",... 5 00 MEN'S GOOD PLANNI3L WORKING SHIRTS, only C»c .lainos nrady ,.!.....". . 1 00 Max Kaufman '.,,' 2 OO school is required to rnlso an amount tlioro woro notos in. the- bunk for I'jd, H. Jiiquoa 1 00 Very gooil 80 in. MUSLIN MHc v llll.RlllliST I • '.."... 1 00 Up to dato LAnilCS' WAISTS, Silk or Cropo Ue Cliino fl.OS only equivalent to twonty-flve cents ner ° er $0,500 drawing,- five per cent, 1 00' Mrs. ,1. .1. Slinoy--.-.,.- J. (10 Mra.' IJoii-^.obbl'is ..; J. ,T. Shuny ,V,..-.' 1 OO VKitY GOOD QUILTS, nt *l.7i'i each pupil, but no pupil Is otipposod to interest, lie'said "tho mistake has Philip XTcOilic 2 00 L. COKSIOTS, good qufililj, only ; !15c 25 Louin NobliiH .,,;...,.',, 1 OO contribute more tnnn -one penny, ueen'. rnado and tho fault not mine." KdKar Hrov ei ....', Sum. Mcdlncts .. •.... •.' 1 OO MKN'S BXTRA GOOD OVI'ltAl-iLS $1.00 T! John McOl'iu I 1 OO : GOOD HOYS' SHOES, Klv.tti t to 5'A $1,118 ••• Therefore, in order to make tho- « claimed that if the bank refused iifl Wm. J. Nnglo ...V 1 OO .Mrs. .V. Tl. IllooiiKoid ' 1 (10 ALL WOOL SKRGH SKIRTS, all colors, up to date ... $I.«IS only Junior Auxiliary in our local schools --to grant llio nololi would boii, "black" P. H. Hlooi U'liod . .. 50 Lulco J, TniiRoy ''.. .\.... 0 0 t0 tno dt v John Ortor ' do Soiling out MKN'S SHOES, ai tlic lowest prices ' & success, wo are dependant on Iho. ? " - - H. Chnpmaii 1 00 r John McGtre "..,." 1 00 Androw Pu i i,m -.0O •contributions, which wo hope to re-' Councilman Gordon explained thai Jfoirinan 1 OO ASJMNJ'AS JJAKHAl.N NTOIIE ceive from all thoso who aro Intor- >he money was to co\or tho state Joseph Cario, Sr, ., 2 00 liJ2 I'ISJi AVIS. Cor. John St. Smith Aiiihuy S. J. .loo Flourili in 75 f>. Straub no . ested in our public schools,- Major and-county taxes and. if thoy wcro llan Kcgan ,. 1 OO ot nll] tho shorlff would bc down Wm. Ilourlliiin ,10 Grayson Murphy says, --"This" war is " P Alugo IIoui'llii" ... . 25 Willie Laundry BO not £ conflict between armies but <•" s°»th Aml)°y }" Ioss tIl|ul a woek Mrs. n. Hcinl! nn .... 2(i A, Cohort ..,'/ BO t() Uavkl Cam n in .... 2 00 25 .James Holton between nations." In other''words, soli tho oily oul. Ho . claimed Wm. H. Parlsen '.'.... 1 OO every man, woman, and child must ">*' thoro wore drawing on the gen- Mrs. Su^lo S iilly 1 00 Minstrels and Dance "Tho Widow of a German Threw Wm, O'Coiiiinr '2 OO M, llorrisoy ,,,. 1 OO do his and hor part,. loyally!; and era! • account for improvements tliat Albln Van Dusen 1 EO Him Down" Frank Coan sh llld not lo madc on tho EOnoml TL-O Whhloi • • •• '50 "A Wild, Wild Night". .Leo Coaklay well in order that right and justice ,° Charles Yoi nc .. . 1 00 Thomas Dolaney 1 OO Greatly fnjoyed John M. Gallagher \:;.t>.\\r:. 1 OO "Just as Your Mother Was" may prevail throughout the, World.-, account/ At present there is about J. V. Iliickrt 1 OO r John Crozier 1 OO His. Joseph Duggan;:': , "-.-'!•:, 1,00 The Junior Bed'Cross w'u"c;r' P. NAOLB, c Mauricp Lucltr . tho. nuhllc nnd to add money to the •oiate the offer of this splendid 'gift "»noilman'iJHackeU^MjTla|ned*-tlint William CoiiRhlln -; Chairman, Tho K. of.C. of.this city has not tn0 3tr n Knights of Columbus War Fund to only come to the - front with the .and shall'very gladly uecopt it. , °» ; « eth,qf:<^o/trenuirks-by Michael O'Brien .. 'joTlN'i'CbNiS'ORS, Treasurer. the-city solicitor»ho,;iwould^yote. in John Shatkoskl provide comforts for the boys in financial support of tho war and in Mrs. Hunry Strntton has taken all favor" of the".jiotc.||rhpV;resolution Follx Kolnkovrskl service. After tho performance, which maintaining houses at the concentra- tho yarn to her homo, 2J7 Henry was adopted ns rend.* •.'>•;?--, .*:• . Mrs. O'Rourko J?Allo"w -mo through your valuable continued until to close to mid- tion cumps but from tho local coun- street. Anyone denying name, please, Resolutions covering; the • renewal Mrs. Kdw. Gallnfjlier coliinine to o.\press my most sincere night, those who chose to trip the cil there lins boen sixteen man to nt notos James Uolan thanks, to the following who have light fantastic toe did so until four call thore for It. I becoming due on Fohrunry nndo the South Amboy Knights of go into the service of the U. S. 123 ns follows were"'adopted: Broad- J. V. Connors a. in. Excellent music was furnished Wm. Freeman Columbus War Camp Fund tho groat thoy being, Luko A. Lovely, John A. Any young man who expects to' W improvement, $10,000; Broad- succoss it was, by Prof. Fred O'Brien's Orchestra of Cosgrove, Jr., Michael J. Cleary, 1 T. Nicorvo '..•.".'.•'. :-.'---.i'!5 leave this city tor service on Febru- way improvement. $3,000; Main R. Dowllng •...'.".•• 1 00 To the Citizen for tho advance in- Perth Ambojr. Augustus J, Feaster, John Connora, nry 2fith, may receive knitted artl-! ^root Improvement, $11.or.G; Broad- J. Grimes ' 5 00 formation given the people, which The first part of the program was Kdward Sutllff, T. Francis Duggan, Thomas Downs, Sr 2 00 explained the necessity of the fund. clos by calling nt Mrs. Strntton's' «'«>' Improvement, $5,000. To Rev. W, A. Giinilan of Sayreville rim In "Ye good old minstrel style," Robert Cantlon, John Quinlan, Jr., The clerk stated that he'had re- Thomns Downs, .Tr :. 100 homo In person for them: Mrs. E. Mtinsell 1 00 for hla great work In getting such Arthur Scully nnd Bill O'Rourke act- Jerome Harrlgan, William A. Pear- eolvod the bond of Patrick McCabo Mra. Lyons 1 00 an active committee to solicit in ing as the end men, Frank Coan son, John Fernandez, David Qulnlan, Tho churches hnvo accomplished for «vo hundred dollars. He fur- James Lyons 2 00 Sii.vrevllle, South River and Purlin, being the interlocutor. After a Jr., George Gundrum, Jr., John Hens- Nicholas Wowley 1 00 nnd which made South Amboy Coun- the following work during the pnsl thor stated that It had boon approved cil No. 4flG Fund go "over the top" short intermission the curtain rose bcrger and Thomas Holton. j{. ns to form by tho city solicitor. George Kelly 100 woo Mra. Connell 50 with their quota. Also to the people and showed a complete change of tho St. Mary's Church—21S sponges, | Upon a mot|on by Councilman Pari- anO members of that committee who stage settings. A comedy sketch Ccorm Kross, Sr 1 00 made it a reality. 213 compresses 4in.x4ln., 71 gauzo, son tho bond wns ordered filed, Stnnlcy Domzal 2 00 with the Bceno laid ln a Now York LASKO—ERICKSOX. To Mr. P. L. Fullam, manager, for strips, flfi webbing splint straps, 41 An application for tho transfer ot Thomas Conway • 2 00 Cabaret, was one of the host parts Jtnnislu\v Jurowi7, 100 his gcneroiiH assisting in allowing At the Church of Our Lady of Vic- tho llconao of Atrs. Catherine Gunkel us to solicit fiom the Du Pont em- of the pirforinanue. Solos rendered Irrigation pnds. W. Estlin '...". 50 1 tories, Sayreville, at 8 o'clock on of ,Cjeorgo street to Mcyor Schcwoltto r. Broflerick .,..'.... 50 ployee !. by James Cantlon, Jim Woods, Jim Monday, February 11, Miss Margaret Prosbytorlnn . Churoh—23I> cnmr; 1 v Was, 'road nnd upon a motion by P. Downs .' ',". •;•%'"'•• '•% 5 00 To tho ponplo of South Amboy Holton and Gene Bird were greatly IMckson, of 436 John street, thig presBos 4.ln.x4ln, LIB sp6ngiis.,'iy'/ whidi pioves that thoy are ready 'Councilman Pnrlson referred to the Ci. A, Kress, Jr., 2nd.,'oontrlbutlon2 ,00 appreciated by the audience. city, became tho happy bride of Mr. Uttptlst fill u roll—13 seullotus':b'andi Edw; Onllnglier, JKJr-r^.'r^.'rV'B^OO and willing to contribute and do agos, HG wobblng splint "'straus,- -28 tcommlttco on licenses. everything to help our soldiers nnd Tho program: George Lasko, Jr., of Sayreville, .sllngn. ' . '.. - •Tho'.tronsuror's report showed a Wa Lyons'" V. :'.r. ^ffe'! !'r beautifully decorated with the John Brophy 2 00 Ornnd Knight. "Tho Wild Irish Roso God Gave Me" A recess of ton minutes was taken. o national colors and every item was John Higglns 2 50 Jay Bwycr Among the guests present wer» Upon reconvening the' license com- Edward Higglns 2 50 WEDDIWn AUfNOUJTCKMEWT. Selection Jim Wootls Mr. and Mrs. George Lasko, Sr., and carried out In a very patriotic man- John D. Muliane 2 00 mitto e larte Fiirmnn W. Mundy announces tha "All Hound Round with tho Mnson- daughters, Anna and Mary, of Sayre- ner. Music and games were engaged ° \ J \l *"' , „ _ P. P. Fallon 2 00 marriage of his daughter, Belle D., Dlxon Line" Arthur Scully ville; Mr. and Mrs, John Lasko and in until a late hour when a bountl-! •mined the application of Mri. Onn- C. McGoniglg o 2 00 "I'horo's a Green Hill out ln Flanders" ful supper was served, and ln tho i lto1 ana ln°vel1 Ulat \bf 6ranted' Christopher Seagriive 2 00 to Corporal Howard Mullen, who 1H family, of nilzabothport; Mr. and 2 00 Clone Ttlrd wee small hours of tne morning the The request was granted upon a Edward .T, Koatlng stationed at Camp Dlx, N. J, The "I'm Cured"...... 13111 O'RDiirko Mrs. John Busky and family, ot u 1 00 Rnhway; Mr. nnd Mrs. John Shan- guest. s departe, . d, wishin, ,, g uMr, , „.,Salmo, n.i motio" ""n' by' Councilman Parlaen. Charlos Roa wedding was porformod by Iho Rov, "Somowhuro In France is a Lily".. Regina Brophy 100 ".., .Entire Company non nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph many more happy birthdays. Counnllmnn Gordon offered a motion 10. U. Tilton nt tho Baptist parson- Joseph Becker ,..,. 1 OO Comotly Sltetch..Jolin Cro/.lor, Hill Trlmkn and fnmlly, Mr. and Mrs. Thoso present wore: tho Misses that tho city solicitor bo instructed to John Amlorson .,.,.... 100 ngc, this city, on Novombor 29, 1817. Brophy, Ed, O'Loary. Ko to Tronton on Thursday morning J. K. Stults 100 The brldo and groom were atlontlod "Some Sunday MornlnR"..MiHH Allco John Prlmka, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Union Smith, of Newark; Allco Qun- Sulllvnn and family, Mr. and Mrs. nnd opposo tho petition of tho Walter 3 Mullen ., 1 00 by MIBS Anna M. Mundy of this city Gunkel and Jamos Cnntlon. hel, Anna Dulman, Mudollnu Burns, Mra. I . F. Fttllon 1 00 "Long Eoy" 'Arthur Scully Hugeno Shny nnd family, tho Misses Public Service fins Company, Tho 75 nnd ' Mr. lOtignr Mullen ot Portn Anna Mullen, Cnthorliio Hlckoy, Aim. J. Watson "Tho Letter That Never Ttoneliod Emma Nellson, Annlo McCormnck, motion was carried, Andrew Kelly - 1 00 Ainlioy. HlcUey, lillznboth SutllfT, MaeHona- Homo" Jlmy Doollns Cnthorlno Sobcxnk, Bnntrlce Shlro, iTninos Dnnovan 1 00 o " "li'ollow tho Car Tracks borgor, Jullu HensborKor, Jlao Soa- A motion was ndopted that whon 1 00 Mnry Senmnn, Koso and Anna Ntlelmol Lrnnard Lots of voters would have to think Rdwnrd Travnaktas grave, Margarot Really. Nolllo Sinn- j tho council adjourn tlioy ndjotirn to Utiwnrd Covoll . 1 00 Coupnc, Mnrgnrot Prlmlcn, and,, tho for thomsolvoB If it wasn't for tliolr "A Baby's Prnyor nt Twilight" ton, Mario Coakloy, Knthryn Sulll- moot on Tuosdny evonlnft, February Knlo Kt'lckson . 60 flenc Blr I Messrs. .lames Uiloy and A ' ' ~V van; Messrs. John Qulneii, Cloorgo 19th., • Colt? MoDonnugh 1 00 political bosses, "That's Wlmt Ireland Menus to Mu" THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEIf. Str«t, mar Broadway. Seem an Bros. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. Catsup, •Savoy Brunt], buttle Best Lard, per lb. - 30c OPPORTUNITIES FOB ALL Items of Interest Presented In N w York St;it>' obeBr FOB BENT. Short Paragraphs foi Busy Cheese, " Pull Oonm. H\ 3lc Readers. Bvap: Milk, " tei,,,8 25c TO LET—House, 7 rooms, Kosewell and Augusta streets. Apply Mrs. A.T. Worthing 212 South Mteveus avenue. 2-Hi-l Edward Goodman of Main, street POlt RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms, Special Sale for Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday all improvement*. Would lent to guulttjiiieii is at St. Barnbas Hospital, Newark, or man and wire. Convenient l'ur house- keeping. Inquire Citizen olik-u or address where he underwent an operation 7.. Y., care Citizen. '2-lfi- for appendicitis. Large packet) Buckwheat. Butterfly Brand - M)c Fancy Prunes, per lb. I 5c | Mixed Nuts, per lb. FOI{ 11KNT—Two furnished rooms, suil- A. & 11. Corn, can - able for four gentlemen, all Improvements. iShredded Wheat, package - • . 1 2^c Apply 308 Henry street. :M).Lf Harry Dowdell who is stationed Pickles, mixed or plain, per bottle 10c Butterine, Lender Brand, prints 2'Jc FOll HKNT— Furnished room, suitable for at Camp Green, Charlotte, N. C, is one or two persons: all Iiunrovemeuts. Ap- Corn Flakes. 3 boxes ply at :!31) Hula Btreet. l-2a-tr recovering from an attack of German Can Pears, No, 3 cans, each 1 He 25c measels. Princine Baking Powder, mud. size, 1 ',U'; large 25c Peaches, fancy evaporated, per lb. I5(. FOB SALE. Beans, red kidney, per lb. Word has been received from Beans, red, per can I 4c | Raspberries, pe'r cun M>c lie KEAL K.STATK—Salable property nlwftys on hand. Dwellings, factory sites, large or Herbert J. Robinson, "Somewhere Horseradish, per buttle - lOe Pure Codfish, per lb, • 2Oc small, farms, building lots, elc, at inviting in France" with the American Avia- prices. Now is the tiniuto buy. Don't delay. Uneeda Biscuit, package _ ' * Evaporated Apples, per lb. 21c Rents collected. Fire Insumnce placed In tion Corps, that he has been ap- <>c reliable companies. Wm. 11. 1'iirlsen, Jieal Toilet Paper, Blue Ribbon, 0 rolls hstate and Kent Collecting Agency, 1B9 pointed sergeant, acting as a clerk Mutches, Ohio Blue Tip. 5 boxen 2Hc 25c Broadway, South Aniboy, K. J. 1-29-tf for the commander of the section. OolFue, Golden Santos. - Ih. 2O<«; f> lb*. H5c Mixed Ten, OoJong and Young Hyson, per lb. a:ic Soap, Octagon, Lenox, Babbitt's or P, & (j. 5 bar& Kippered Herring, per can 15c MISCELLANEOUS, * The Company F Armory is used every Saturday evening by the Boy FOR 4 AIJK—Twelvs-liore ham merless gun, Damascus barrels, nover heen used, In per- Scouts for playing basketball. I'Yce DeinonsTii! iun (if MAZOLA OIL. Cull at store and get full information. fect condition. A very lilgh grade gnu, tint! will be sold at great saerlllce. Address 1'. o. 110X712, .South A mboy. 2-IB-tr Edward Jacobs ot Feltus street fruits and Vegetables in Season • free Deliveries Everywhere FOlt HALIS—Oliver No, 3 Typewriter In lias fully recovered from his recent Eagle Baking Powder Yacht Club Coffee perfect condition, §20. Letter copying press and stand, $d. J. Alfred Johnson, Hruailwiiy attack of la grippe, and is now ablo' 1 lb, 30o lb 27c and Augusta street. 2-1(1- to bo about and among his friends. NUKSKItY STOUK—Thomas N. Kvlost, Eaglo Baking Powder After Dinner Coli- o 882 I'rospcut street, agent for Chime Hroa. Nurseries. 1.2B-4 Brown Bros. Fea Co. Three candidates will be initiated % lb. 20c lb. 30c iMONKVTO I^O-VN ill Stilus orglOO, $200, K100 into full -membership nt lo-nlsht's 1100, 8000 and up to (2000. Inquire at I,aw, Engle Corn Slurch Mix Ten, green or black Oiflces of John A. Lovely, 100 Uroadway. meeting of Joel Parker Council No, Originators of Low Prices MONEY TO [JJANon Bond and Mortgago. GO, Jr. O, U, A. M. All mombors of pnekugo 9t! lb, 35c Apply to J. A. (Joan, I'. O. Huildlug. tho Initinllon tenni are urged to bo 118 N. Broadway Telephone 206 pi escnt. AUTOMOBILES FOB HUE.

POB UlllB—Itco Sedan for all purpoMH. A number or porBons from I his vlllo> Koyport; UIld tll|a city. All ro- relioui'rial so that Tuesday's program Mrs, I'otorHon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J., and Stelton, N. J, For a number Apply to 10. S. Mason & Sou, Hroudway. !M clty Qiijoycd tho annual "Mnrtlia l)orloj imvlng a eood time. in thoroughly understood by nil, and I'otorson, Mrs, J. Miller, Mrs. C. of years ho was assistant to the POIl HlllK—Sew Cliivndler Sedan. Tor Funerals, weddings, and clirmtel it spec- Washington" dance nnd ball liokl In tlmt arrangements can bo mado for Mlllor, Louis Petorson, Walter Cum- Rev. Dr, J. M. Buckley, formerly ialty, o. w. Welsh. 'j-Ji-tf South Ttker on Monday nlglit. Mon buvo boon at work during the tha transportation of the out-of-town mlngs, John Cummlngs, Thomas editor , of tho Christian Advocate, POlt l-ifRIO— liimoualno for all occaHlutis. Paul nrylinski, corner CJedni' und Comer rust few days blasting away tho loo rnoiubora by auto noxt Tuesday ovon- Armstrong, Anna McCormack, Anna He was also prominent in evange- streets. Telephone ilu-J. Il-IK-Lf Milton Ruo of Main Btroot ban on- In lUo Uaritan llivor, north ot tlio iiig. Uniforms will not'bo required Mlllor, Nols Nielsen, Louis Nielsen, listic work with the Rev, A. C, llfitorl In tlio Navnl Ilosorvo Corps. > Tho Roy. S. V. Robinson, 65 years Meat or Shucks, housework. -Mrs. Kliziibetli .InhilHon. Ml) Lodgo No. 1554, Loyal Ordor ot 'I'liurudny evenlns tlio War Savings hoad<|iiartors in this city. George street. '2-lli-l old, died suddenly from apoplexy Somptlmos I think the best part of Mooso, are requested to attend moot- coiniulttco, under Iho Thrltt gtamp o Monday at h's residence, 558 Madi- cracking butternuts is cracking them. Ing next Monday evening, as very | | , i,|n £ Councilman. Gordon, LOST AND FOUND. c la rl mnB 0 CUI/EBHATKl) MRTIIHAY. son avenue, lSllzuboth, He was born What rire wo going to'get? Meat or Important business Is to bo brought , , tlio City j (shucks? Novcr mlml if there be notn- m( ft a]mt mBCtlrB )n , Mrs, John Prlmka entertained a on February 12, 18C3, at Rmsworth, LOST—On Sunday nigh I, liotween Mum forward for action.—Jamea Mlnnlck, i ing more tlinn an empty hole once In street, and I'renhytorlini Cliim.'h by wiiy nr Hull. Plans for tho campaign worn number (if frlnnds at her homo on Hampshire, England. He was grad- Stevens avonuo, Klrst, stuuktmi anil church secrotary. !n while I The next time will be all streets, a small wliitu bas cuntivinlii!; SloO.OU discussed and arrangements for Sunday ovonlng, February 10, in uated, from Regents Park College, or inure.'ii check nuil a unco. \ llljeml re- right. Anyhow, wo bnve gained a bit smother meeting £or next week wore celobrallon of her birthday. It of muscle In the iirm that sn-nng the ward to Under If returned to Mrs. Kminu Miss Bertha Fulton baa tendered London, nnd after a few years work Eler, 310 Main street. 2-lli-l mud?. Somo activo work will bo proved n happy event for nil pres- hammer. Makes us stronger for erack- her resignation as teacher in the on London newspapers, ho went, on started soon. ent and tho time glided away swiftly April 17, 1878, to Jamaica, West Ing the hnrcler nut tomorrow,—Vincent WANT TO PURCHASE. High School to accept a more lucra- In the social pleasures. In Farm Life. . tive position In the schools of Perth Indies, under tho auspices of the A special meeting ot the Common London Missionary Society. At the WANTED-Pullets and two-.veur-olcl hens. Amboy. MIBS Fulton will asaumo Among those present were: Kath- Be Optimistic State price and kind. I'. U. Uox 13J. South x. Council will bo held next Tuesday rlno Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. Martln- j close of flvo years in this work he Aniboy, N, J. 2-1(1-1 her new duties, just as scon as the GVen,ng at 0,clock Th,g 1)re3. Believe ami hope, snys n writer. came to the United States, and be- BoarBordd of Education releases her from usen, Mrs. II. Primkn, Margaret Prim- Hope so much tlmt it will be difficult cut council Is surely making a rec- came pastor of the Baptist Church her iiresent contract. kn, Mrs. Jos. Prlmka, Mr. John to believe nil of It, but believe It any- 'DR. J. O. CUKT.IS ord, they having averaged at Iea3t Prlmka, Mary, Edward and George at Bloomingdale, N. J. Ho also oc- way, in short—believe and lione that Dic'XTAl. SUIIOGUN one meeting a week since their or- all you Ijelicvo will come true; and T. Filskov, Superintendent and Primka, Mrs. J. Shannon, Catherine cupied tho pastorate of other Baptist ganization, and Agnes Shannon, Mrs. B. Erick- churches in the following order: hope nnd believe tlint all you hope will OFFICE IN 1'AliISBN' BUI I.UIS Chief Engineer of the Rarltan River come to pass some day. SOUTH AM HOY, N. J. Railroad, has purchased the Cheva- son, 'Mary Brlckson, Mr, and Mrs. j South Aniboy, N. J.; Tottenvllle, N. The appraisers in tho condemna- o • •• 1'hone 2211. lier property on Main street and will Helmar Carlson, Mrs. N.__ Johnson, Y.; Wyckoff Avenue, Brooklyn; as- tion proceedings of the Pennsylvania Be FearleM. make his home in this city, At Margaret and William Johnson, Kath- sistant pastor Hanson Place, Brook- , railroad against certain property Fearless minds climb sooneit present he is living in Jersey City. rlne Wassel, Vincent Sternwelser, lyn; Patchogue, L. I.; Princeton, N. crowns.—Shakespeare. owners for land adjoining the rail- road made awards ns follows: Four- The local Chapter of the American teenth Street Realty Co., $6,079.70; Rod Cross Society has accepted the J. R. Such, $3,255; H. S. Davis, offer of the Knights of Columbus to $3,333, asked $20,000; C. P. Rose, reproduce the minstrel hit of Friday $9,654.40, asked $39,000. The Four- evening for their benefit. Mrs. Wil- teenth Street Realty Company and liam S. Dey, chairman of the enter- H. S. Davis have filed appeals tainment committee, has charge of against their awards. tho affair and Is working in con- U5R0MTY0UR. Junction with the K. of C's commit- o BORAK'S MARKET |PA\.KTEW!U SURPRISE tee. This will give those" who were IIAJfD GOES TO RED BANK. These Specials Are For Friday, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday IVOUR A?PET\Te unable to get scats at the perfor- Major Borden, Chief of the Third >rtl\-L TANTAUXt.K manco on February 8 an opportunity Battalion, has requested the Third to see this splendid entertainment, I Battalion Band of this city to psr- Legs of Veal, short cut 15c lb. Corned Beef, lb. - 15c and aid a good cause at the same tlolpate In the official inspection of Q.IVB your palate a aur- time. the Headquarters Company and Com- Sirloin or Porterhouse **prise. Purchase a roast panies C, and D, (machine gun Spring Lamb - 31c Lamb Chops 28c lb. of family size and all your . On Wednesday tho Robert Robin- companies) at Red Bank Armory on folks will then surmise you son succeeded in froelng the tug Tuesday evening, February %9. Roast bought that moat of ua. ISmma K. Ross, which has been By this invitation It Is evident that Spareribs, 2 lbs. 25cLard - 25^clb Phono your order—we'll at- grounded off this city. After get- tho band's work on Tuesday evening 22c lb. tend to It promptly. ting the boat clear with the assistance was appreciated by tho stato and of two other tugs tho wreck was bnttallon olUcors. The official in- M'tikhfor Mr. Happy I'artg towed to Jersoy City. spection of those companies will be Beef steaks l |hs ?Qr Chopped Heat^Oclb one of tho "big ovents" of tho year ('HOPPED Up to date there have been about at Rod Rank. All the oWcials of the fifteen persons who have registered surrounding towns will be Invited to thomsolvos as being alien enemies, witness the ceremonies and after the Pork Roast all meat Cross Rib Roast Pork Chops Olilof ot Police McDonnell has inspection tho armory will be turned chnrge of the registration. over to a formal ball and bnriquot. The Third Battalion Band will fur- c III. 24c lb. 28c lb up Mr. and Mrs. William Mastorson nish music during the Inspection and of Wilmot street entertained a num- will piny for tho dancing. This is Sirloin or Porterhouse JERSEY PORK LOINS RIB ROA.ST ROAST OF VEAL ber of friends at their homo on certainly a compliment for the local STEAKS Tuesday ovening. There wore about orEanlzatlon, and proves that the twenty-four persons present. The Inspector-General meant what he lb. ISc lb. lb. ovening was spent as usual in musts said, about the local organization and dancing. The Jollity continued being excelled by only one band In Sour Krout 8c lb. Corned Pork Loins 20c lb until n late hour when the guest do- the state. parted for their respective homes. HORSES and DOGS Director Pateman received a tele- Guests wero present from Perth phone call from Major Borden on Corned Spareribs, 2 lbs 30c Amboy as well as this city, VEAL CHOPS SOUP MEAT Wodnesday evening asking that the CLIPPED! Oltth* thouldar Plat* or naval band report to Red Bank en Friday Ton men from Company B of New nnd Tuesday eveninB both. But as 20c lb. Fresh Pigs Feet lOc lb 13c lb ) I have also installed a band Brunswick were inspected by the the director explained that this would saw and am now ready to do Governor's staff in this city on Tuefl-jhe a hardship to some of the men all kinds of wheelwright work. day evening. It was necessnry for tha order was rescinded and they Top or Bottom Round Chuck Roast these to come to South Amboy on worB orderefl to roport for the ,„. HARRY BRUNT, account of not being present at Bpectlon on Tuesday evening. By All meat 25c lb Nice «nd lean 16c lb their own company Inspection the tho action of the Major It Is evident 138 Stevens Avenue previous evanlng. thnt tho local organization will bo Fancy Table Butterine 32c lb Fresh Sausage, loose or link 28c lb tisod In nil the official military func- Initiation will be held to-night On. Saturday ovonlng Thomas Ken- tions of the stnte. Ramambar (ha place, call or t.lophone. We sell just a* we advertise. (Friday) In the meeting of Joel Par- nedy of Bergen Hill entertained n Rehearsal will be held promptly at ker Council Jr. O. U, A. M. Three number of his friends at a birthday 2 o'clock this Sunday afternoon at candidates will be Initiated Into full party. Guests woro prosont from the band headquarters, Hvory mom- 124 Broadway Telephone 261 South Amboy membership, South River, New Brunswick, Sayrr her of the band should attend this THE SOUTH tXBOT CITIZEJf. AMONG FRIENDS Mic's Generally Prepared. The man wli» marries for money 3OCXSTXXS SPIRIT TO WIN must prepuri' to love, honor und obey (Sen. Win, 8. Truex PogJ, No, W, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. It—I'ittsburgh Post. O. A. It, meets first Wednesday after- t BOY SCOUT tt noon of each month at 3 o'clock, * WAR KEPT UP in Mic-hael Welsh's Hail. Comman- HERCULES DEFEAT CO. F JRS. V Attempt to follow the advice of dc;r, (ieorge H. Sevan); Adjutant, S. H. Cliatten'. Thursday night, February 7, the *>:• DOINGS. f•> all your friends and it will be a padded cell for you. Hercules Five deflated Company F St. SU?i)lieji'8 Lodjri^ ,\o. 65, p, t ***••*•*••*••*•*•••*••*•**••*••*••••••• BY RED CROSS Jl-s., on the K. of P. Court. The A. il., meets at K. of P. Hall, *r« I'HIOJI 5fl>, I. S RALK, and third Mondays of each montb fast team work of Smith, Carroll and (exceiiting July, August and holidays) Trinly could not be cheeked by For the second time this seasoi: AMERICAN AID HEARTENS MIDDLESEX COMMON PJ^EAS—Be- at 7.30 p, in, Trot)]) One's basketball team clashed tween Charles J. Hibbard, Assignee their opponents. At the end of the FliAivCE Af)D HER ALLIES, i Joel l'iirker «'uimtil, jfo, «!», Jr. O flrst half the score was 12 to C in v.-ith the Ainboy Fi\e ot this city and of Demitr Velilca, Plaintiff, vs. Kate Collins, Defendant, Fi. Fa., for sale ('. A. \l* meets every Friday even- favor of the Hercules, Smith being I (ideate . '.'.(.;•• t]; in a fast and for premises dated November 24, ing in Knights of I'ythlas HaK. high man oC his team with six field keenly contested game by the scon Major Murphy, Who Had Charge 1917. Councilor, Win. A. Mills; Record- ing Secretary, J. b. Applegate. goals., and Durkard of Company F of 2C to 22. The Amboy Five han of Reiief Work Abroad, Dcsoriaes MIDDLESEX COifJION PLEAS—J3e- with 3. Tho Hercules boys played been one of ihe scouls hardest op tween Charles J. Hibbard, Assignee iiiiiriliin L«,|ge, >'o. 52, K. poneula this season. Seven fl'io.itlis' Acrtievements. of (;ol.rlob Straub, Plaintiff, vs. Kate of I'., meets every ^\'odnesday even- around tUem and have greatly ini- Collins, Defendant, Fi, Fa., for sale ing at S o'clock, at K. of P. Hall proved in their floor work. The C. Bkow and IS. Simensen were for premises dated .N'ovember 24, corner of First and Stockton streets. Hercules worked much better in the the main "point getters," for the Bv MAJ. GRAYSON M. P. MURPHY. 1917. Chancellor Commander, William Bria- \lrlurs, the former gelling six field (Retiring Red Cross Comrnibiioner MIDDLESEX COMMON PLEAS—Be- sa; Keeper of Hecord.s and Seals V second half and clinched the game II. Chapman. goals, and the latter four field to Europe, who was in charao of war tween Clmrles j. Hibbard, Assignee the final score being 29 to 12 in relief, operations abroad tor seven of Andrew H. Slover, Plaintiff, vs. goals and two fuuls. Smith nf Hie Inutile Council, Jio. e. I), nf p favor of the Hercules Five. The months. Major Murphy soon will re- ,Mii-i> 8civ—My grnnl I'di. !or In UIIK wnr, il IK nof Hiuj euid day, »t the Bhorlff's Ofllce, in gradually, jmllQ,"il Jinv; . ^ _, f ! ••l""," •^••?""!'"'7'";"";""!"";"':'"''"1" wan; Uecohllng Secretary, Mrs. Ada w t iiimlrisVil' Fninru thui urc lliu the City of New Brunswick, Now Ward, " "-•••••- until' »\'flve |)oliitMcnu"htul i F oppitf u -liiil i|ilii(!,ii) l''ninto in ijils' w Jersey. T nliioil ~\w|iicli\\^Uioy , hold All the right, Lltlo and Interest ot ueift I'rllic, >o. 23, ImpM. 0, IL Burlcaid, f. , 'jjoon AobtnlnoiI iIn"1 iiniMi'H'of l'«ii);liiiiil,'ni)r Ilia L ! DcfrmJiint, Kate Colling of, in nml M, meets every Thursday evening at Whalen, f. ., t'ltni'iigl.<)U " Uf'jlV "llfl'f.lillll'H. ;i, .'",-' In nil tho following (Inscribed 8 0 clock, in Knights of Pythias Hall, Kennedy, c , '1'fiohu jinnies;Will'ijo Ilii'd p'liil HIM |ll'l!llli.SCH. jiichem, Robert Noblo;' Chief of Sprague, g, . ALL TIIOSH trat'lH of land an:l Uncords, \V. H. Coward; Collector du'.'l! iu,ii;1lnlhirIf^Miuj' niVmipixii'iiM Newnnrk, g. I III' -'.' pn!i:iiHPH Hflunlo, lying inn) being in of Wiimniiin, Stephen Miller. 1 by Ilia iico|)l(>'liuliliid,<*]j'riio gi'Piil rry- lln City ot South Amboy, County of |i(lcnre Knglne & llo»e C« .Mlilillosox ami Slato of Now Jersey, 12 Ing.licuii fn Kuropq;today Is lo •>», I, meetfi third Monday in each up. tha Hiilrk II nil kvuii up tliu wjilrll nf known and designated on n map mndo month nt 7.S0 o'clock p. m. For«m»n C, Skbv Smith by Joh.'i Porrlno, Jr., Surveyor, dated tho poo|ilo' uolilri'd ilio lines, It IK I lint Frank Farrsll; President, John B A Biirpiui of mnmifncMurlng ro- Confer June, isiin, entitled "Map of property Woudward; Secretary, N. N. Pearce. Itruill work which 'tliu >I(u(r Crum Huurces will soon In- i-fitubllHiud to Coinplnn HIIIIIIIO 111 tho lown of Soillli Ainboy, South Am hoy lodge No. 1551,1-oj«l tliimksjiot'lo thosii ori-tho oilier hi N. .1., nml Intended to bo filoil In •rilcr of Jlooiie, meets at Welsh'* wrestle with the problem of co-ordi- Hit- (illlco or the Clerk of the County .Illll pros- 10, KIrl, W. W Mil 4 piil't'iinnuil,,'' II IM llilii Wu'rh'lhiU lum IX, lit, 20, 21 ami 2'> In Illoek No. day of each month. Past Dictator f><*iiflfm nf the war. This burrnii will Flolil Cd.il I. ii(O t) in (l.o; I hc< 'Aniurl en ii Ited CI'IISH. tliu Inr- 2rt. Kiifili of Eiild lots being twenty- C, Uon Cozzens; Dictator, N. J. fli'o fcol front and rear and one hun- Ii, Siiiiuimuii&l.sJJjl'm hoi * lif"i.»-, I'liotoi- • tiliicu our irowley; Vice-Dictator, J. R. Downs; be helpful, It Is i-xpecU'd, when the dred feet deep anil iiro bounded an curtailment of non-cHsontlul Indus- Treasurer, J. J. Hanaway, Jr.; Pre- follows: Northerly by lot No. 23 in \atc',A,' C' Wlnant: Secretary, JamM tries begins, smith! i,;l)cgli|iiliii4 mild block 20, on tho south by Ferris A. MInnick; Sergeant-at-arms, P. "My, liul .Mrs. l.(ivu!l Iwikfl bud," Into II Street,, on tlie cast liy IO(K 10 and £'< tramor; Inner Ciuard, W. J. Ket- For a gullunt crow to sturt out on "No vumilrr—slit! duuHii'i gt'l I'linucli and on tho went by Thoinpliina Place, nody; Outer Guard, R. st. John- sli'i'p. Her IIIIKIIIIIIII IIIIUH In his sleep HttCONO TRACT: All those two the conquest of Grent Brltuln In u mil- rrustees, M. J. Husaey, William -'mid ulic Irli'K to slay awnkc In listen In lots ouch being twenty-five-feet in Nagle, J. J. Hanaway, Sr. lion-dollar ulrstilp «0O feet long, to be rwhut,lii! is hiiylng." front and rear, and one hundred feet brought down In France by tire trou- doep known and designated on the Court Kiiritnn, Uo. 44, F. of A. ble or something, and to be enprnred recorded map of the City of South meets on the second and fourth VVed- nesdayB of each month, at 8 p. m in by a farm hunt! with n fthorffiin out: Ainhoy, as lots 2!i and 20 fronting yj3/,liiiii»iir iwwui'.i 'J.._t .^ NO NEED TO MOVE nn rinrdon Street tn Block 20. Uound- Protection Hail. Chief Ranger, M. bunting rnbl>lts—well, tlmt Is lidding liud'.to IniiHirt-iii'licticujly.'nlliliia liilior cd north by Gordon street, east by Leonard; Sub-Chief Ranger, L. Hart- terrors to wart iivoiled lii'lts.iiiidei'titkliiii.'ltliu " ' lot No. 27 purallcl with Broadway, man; Financial Secretary, Edward plucus on the south by lots IB and 1(1 anil Dewan; Treasurer, Jamea MInnick; but'.oyory.^ onu^ils; cnildlnllj^lirvlted on the west by lots 21, 22, 23 and 24. Recording Secretary, Martin Kane; One personage whom the war lms Ju* I3»lr«>iii»T(I wsI r. Ci Senior Woodward, Fritz Delks; Jun- not affected to uny ii|inroclnhlo uxtant r Together with all anil singular tha AKnlir~thT«~ Vap*uythJ?|mo|u|| .Ci'ruw^tiii.uirlvliif; In rights, privileges, hereditaments and ior Woodward, J, McCormack; Senior Is little Dan Cupid who is us active ciinstniciliin Bendle, P. Kosmoski; Junior Beadte, '"ohrtmry 1 lV-'1M8,%wns £H*dJournousat ii]>|iiiricnnnrcs (thcreimt<> belonging in his own pccultiii' line us if the v system of iniiihiiiji'Uilluii P.Mnlloy; Trustees, N. Banks; Aaron 1 or tn anywise appertaining. Hyer, 3r.; M. Cronln. whole world lvura not being turned S o'clock mi ac'coiintJof^noslicatjSBj • 0HARLKS ANIJKRSO.V, > !.'• Tills syslum Is very topsy turvy. The weddings lire going - The Roll- Cnll;.feferSf^S'*?3 iil'il the Itud C'ro.s.'s tins u sysleiu uf CHRISTINA STRAUB, LIZZIE F. Rmillussen. whereby tlie Unilud Sinn's rccoKiilsics iiruhousL'S, liL't'innlng uLi'lk'lit of I ho Straub and Carl Straub, Executors • Ai tlie conditiontlonsJ lniako*vitT'lnipos- Wnslilnirtoii Onnip, So, M, V. 0, certain interests of Jnpitn in China. It < pi'lncipiil polls ln~I''nincc, In 1'iu-ls it of Christian Straub, deceased, by siblo tn.lioltV'it 'ifieetlhgslineetlngslhMhlsh j room S. of A^ meets second and fourth may be thut the sltiKillnii will be im- lms Kivut hiisc wuruliousus. All UIOIIK direction of the Surrogate of the to-n)Kht ami us 'the** troop's' basket- ilonilay nights of each month, «t K. proved upon China's fuller under- the l'rant, luintcului'l)' In'Belgium, nil County of Middlesex, hereby gives hall team has - obtained • tho use of notice to the creditors of tho said of P. Hall, at 8 o'clock, Geors* B. standing of what has been agreed. lliu wuy-ilown to'nnd .ilolig tliu 1'rciiLli Coward, president; Wm. H. Cow»rd, the Knights of Pythias Hall for this linu, IIIOIIK tlmt . down ' lo llnly nnd Christian Straub to bring in tli«lr debts, demands and claims against vice-president: Bert LambertBoa. Saturday evening, February-,]C, 1918, iiloiif; the Imlliiii line, nt the sci'iports The inhabitants of (lie United Sttites the estate of tlie said deceased, un- Master of Forms; John H. French, (to-morrow night) our'weekly^mcet- ulonj! 1'iiilwny routes the ited der oath or affirmation, within nine financial secretary; B. R. Havana, nre divided into two elusses, nil favor- Cross lms warehouses, mutinied ullli Ing of February'11,'jwtll Jbe'adjoiirn- 1'lrst Hobo—Siiy, I'ete, dey xn.v dnt months from this date, or they will recording secretary; William M. An- ing peace, the difference being Hint alii IT nt points where It can get hold Romo congressmen have kept de sumo be forever barred of. any action there- derson, treasurer. those who ore loyal to Amorlenn Insti- oil until then. .Thojm'eetiiigovill.;bq Of It when trouble comes. sentb for 20 years. for against the said executors, called to- ordei-^'atj;,7.io,;",'A'llt;mem- Stcrlliii! Caul I*. Sn. SO. K. O. E. tutions are for pence regardless of its, To supplement this warehouse sys- Second Hobo—Dnt's nnthln'; doy Dated January 22, 1018. meets first and third Saturday «v#n- terms. I bors oC tils' troop"|hi;o^,iirged- to* be tem, It lms nbout 500 ambulances ami hain't no cops In congress. CHRISTINA. STRAUB, ing of each month, at 7.30 o'clock present. ',< ••_ v,*!'*V'v ' C - motor trucks concentrated In Paris LlSSZlli F. STRAUB, at Knights of Pythias Hall. Noble nnd others distributed at various CARL STRAUn, Chief, Burden Golden; Master ot Is there human gratitude enough I joints so tlmt in case of an emergency DIFFERENT 1-20-9 Executors. Records, C. H. Edwards. left in the world to erect a monument Scout's C. Grace;and W. Brown by the Ited Cross can use them to get to the memory of the olil-tlioc butcher successfully ^passing their Second quick notion anywhere along the front. LOWEST Star of Jersey Lodge, Jio, 484, B. who used to sell you ti round steak Class_,-tests Jast.week havo put their Tho Department of Civil Affairs la of I. F, and E, meets :n K. of F. Hall, first and third Sunday of etch for a dime and fling in i\ hunk of liver patrol,'"t(thc First Patrol) buck into working among the children of France. month at 2.30 p. m. A. V. Darner, for lngnlnppe? , Jm -l. running' for the leadership of the It hopes, In co-operation with tlie MAZDA LAMPS President; L. D. Wcrtloy, Financial \> lJntrol Contests which are nenring French government, to be able to re- Secretary and Treasurer; A. T. Hart- Oucc, in due course, the numlier of JAMES J>OI,AN shorne, Recording Secretary. When you attend a- friend's .golden a close. deaths of young Infants In France TKKEPHONKS-J-J «J wedding, you miiy know with cei-tiilnly' •1 JScout Nelltopp passed his Socond from 80,000 a year to 40,000 a year. 308 Henry St., South Ambcn Gorm Lodge, Jfo. M, D. B. 8. thiit early In the gnme lie lcaniqd'tlio Class, tost and helped to keep the These little tots are brought back regular meeting fourth Friday el etch month at 8 p. m., In Wel§h'» kiiiick of thinking profoundly mul kiit'ii- Second Patrol In first place. from the districts where they are un- Hall, First street, President, Nelt Int; Ills moutli Hlint. OIIILTWIMC, then' ,', Scout Goldstein passed his Socond der gns (ire. They arc too small to ALEX. Mnrtlnsen; Secretary, A. L. Johnson; would liuvo been no goUldi"wedding. '•<• "Cltuts/leel also and gained ten points wenr n gns mnsk and consequently Financial Secretary, George Mortar- •''•a they would be killed. Froth Toule sen; Treasurer, John S. Lund. 'for,his pntrol (tho Tiilril Patrol). iiinbulnnces move around In the coun- CCRNETIST After Mils winter tha mpjiorii .world '. .Tlfe .standings: try. There nre clinics where our doc- Music furnished for all occailoni Paul DeOmw Hamilton Lodft, >». will renllzu more clearly''why It, «'nV. !~"~.\ '/'-, ~ Touil Rec'tl tors nnd nurses care for tlie sick, pnr- DEY BUILDING 6u2. II. of It. Tn meets every seconS t lint the medlrviil poulti jvorusp.ti'u"; 1 tluiiliii'ly children, who cannot other- and fourth Sunday of each month at * 'JJ'-VK ' • :-' -Fob. 5. . "Feb. 11 Total Cor. Broadway and Joba Street K. of P. Hall. President, Pblllp MUll'iniisly tlirlllod liy (ty ratling on liam Brimingham; Vico-Preside rc3a3a1f|)eonlc living In unwholesome dugouts. Robert Segrave; Treasurer, Michael j^ , Motorcycle From Elicyile. / Trooif what he Is studying." W. G. SLOTEK .""A IIIIIIOI' ilrlvi'ii wiii'cl Hull on: Iw _-—*...... |ms developU(j |U the Welsh; Secretary, Frank D. Stan ton ;| Scouts, 1 Foreman, John Trigg3. iinprlcil in iiltiiv nf I lip I'nml whoi'l SOS Oeorgo Street South Amnoy 1 TondorfoDl <>( in> 'l.'dluur.v lilcycli I«I wnvert II ^ tho Rockofeller roun- ANOTHER FAKE UNCOVERED SfJir Bunding nnd Loan A»»oel»tfoi.1 inlo II tliiitfiri'Y'i'li' bus broil Inveiili'd Scouts. | elation,, ththe HoHod CrosCross has pup t Into ef- ot South Amboy, N. J., meets in C1t» 0 Troop No. 1 nowhns: 5 VIrsl Class tem of education IIn France,F'' Hall, on the fourth Monday evening fGct n svs WE SELL PIANOS In each month. President Thomaa Scouts, 13 Second Class Scouts, 6 n 'system to care for bad cases In soul- BJfTKWlAlSEP FR1KNPS. No take premium certificates given, no C- Celsinon; Secretary, John J. Dt- Toiulorfoot Scouts, 3 Associate Scouts, | toriums and n system wlilcli will tend prize ptmleB, no humbug of uny kind, but On Saturday evening, February 2, simply honest value for your money. laney; Treasurer. John J. Coaklay Note: The above figures do not to the establishment of 300 dlspensa- Tuning turn* KepnlrlncHt (tight I'rlces. it number of tho friends of William les Slllls were entertained at his homo eotmt our scouts that are not active ''nurse tl.rousl.ous nttnehedt . France, with vlsUng HARRY PARISEN on John street. The time was fast at present aa we have 2 First Class In the military division the Ited C. T. MASON wlillod awuy with music gnmes and Cross is carrying; on nn extraordinary 201 David Street South Amboy (•SwccBsur tu K. P. Mason) dancing. At a Into hour tho noiBy work with the French, with the Bel- gians, with the Itnlians nnd, to a cer- INSURANCE and happy friends departed for their I,cst We Forget tain minor extent, with the British, J. U. PACKER, In Reliable Companiaa rnspoctlvo homos all declaring them- To 'bo present (to-morrow night) and with our own people. It hns u SOIVGS as having spent a pleasant February 16, 1918, and on time, system of canteens. It lias rolling I.I 1 First Street South Amboy evening. Those present were Mlsa To put a little money each week canteens which nre operating right up Insurance ol All Kinds Hlsla Fothergil of Perth. Amboy, Miss in the Camp Savlnga Fund. j ID the trenches, where the soldiers are Fire, Automobile Liability, Jlny Bennett, Miss Mabel Selovor, To rinss your next tests as soon Casualty, Etc. Wlss Myrtle King, Miss Tlllie Slovor, us possible but not to neglect your In this wny. Red Cross men worked Surety and Fidelity Bonds Miss Evelyn Laydeti Alias Maudo Van last one. ! under shell fire nil tlie time. When 146 John St. South Amboy Enron, Miss Anna Mnlloy, Miss Knth- To stay for tho unskotball tho Rns comes over them they wear FUNERAL ryn Van I3uren, Miss ERtelle King, after scout meeting 'Saturday oven- gns masks. They are grcnt pals with Miss Lolu Turner, Miss Myra Mills, Ing. I the soldiers. K. F.CARNEY In conjunction with the French gov- DIRECTOR Wise Grace VnnBtiron, Mrs. S. A. To halp ln tho sawing and splitting Wills, Miss Zorn Dolco, Messrs, Al- , T. V, Z-. ."'."*", =""*"* err,nient the Rod Cross Is fectllng-not Wlfcy—YIIU usud to soy you loved of the true which has been fallen | lches, but glv- bqrt Mortonson, Foune Nolson, Rohort glv nR (lrinUs nn() snn(1w every hair on my bond. 189 David St., South Amboy for the hotitlng of our meeting plaoo. )rs llot lncn|a_to 1,000,000 French sol Unlili.v—\V««II, Nlncfl we're ninrried Jobbing Promptly Attended To Turner, Clarence Mills, Frod To do alt tanks assigned to you dial's every month. These men sit nnd nnd I've found Unit the source of Tel. 321 Kusnoll Hard)-, Bdwitrd Mills find to tha best of your ability nnd wkli- have their dinners nnd tnlk nnd make ',(linn Imlr Is uuwriiilu, I've As to Service nnd Prlee iigk Those f Uorbort Dlx, | out n murmur, merry In pre» runrimtlnn boild. my mind. 841 Second Street South Amboy Served, THE SOUTH AMBOY (illlKS. lighted. We called it the "candle land plans to raise in this way the nesday evening, at 7.45 o'clock. The FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. light niglit." This .added to the many sum of $200,000 for missions this purpose of these meetings is to Our services were not held last ' .' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1918. bright saying by the speakers, creat- year. quicken the spiritual life of our Sunday on account of lack of fuel. ed a cheerful and bright environ- members, to inform them of the Promises do not always materalize. ment. Next year, however, the ban- We acknowledge with gratitude working plans of the church, and This is unfortunate as churches do ner will be returned to our league. general contributions (of goodly to lead the uncoverted to an allegi- not always know how to plan or; METHODISI EPISCOPAL So keep your spirits up South River sums) towards our interior improve ance to Christ and the church. what to expect. We shall certainly before you weaken. ments from the following: Mr It is earnestly hoped that each be glad when the cold weather is EPISTLES. Augustus Smith, Mr. Walter Clark member of the church and congre past, and gentle spring has come During the brief illness of the and Mrs. Elizabeth Pearce. Mrs. N. gation will keep this purpose in again. A special effort will be made next pastor a goodly number of parish- I). Bloodgood also makes a donation mind during these weeks, and thai Sunday afternoon to exceed the Sun- ioners called at the parsonage. toward 'the Arthur Hostwick and they will endeavor to be present al On next Sabbath all our regular day School Missionary offering of These- calls were much appreciated. Emma Dayton memorials. We hope these meetings which will prove botl .services will be held as usual. interesting and helpful. last year. A new banner has been If nothing prevents he will officiate to hear from many others soon Horning and evening, at 10.30 a. m. Several hundred dollars more will purchased and to first claim that next Sunday. So come join the force3 and 7.30 p. in., the sermons by the be needed before the sum total of banner has put some of the classes of those who are endeavoring to The attendance upon both morning pastor. Put Your Heating the cost of all the improvements to up in prime order to "go over the honor Cod for his merciful goodnes3 and evening service last Sunday was Hiblo School at 2,30 p. m. the chancel and nave of the church top with it." over us all; and Jesus Christ who most gratifying indeed, but the pas Y. P. S. C. 12. at 0.45 p. m. Problem Up to Us are provided for. While we are at gave his life that we might not tor still misses many of the regular l'rayer meeting Wednesday even- Our resident staff of effi- it, let's do the work right, as w perish but have everlasting life. worshippers from their accustomed ing at 7.15 at the borne of Mr. and ciency engineers is at your While the prevailing weather con don't want to,have anything in the places. Let every member endeavor Mrs, Wyckorf on Second street. disposal—free. They will ditions have somewhat interfered church remain shabby, and a llttlo There is no patriotism without to be present at the. services next Tho Tuylor Memorial Bible Class work cut your healing prob- with the church attendance, there mite from each will enable^ us to lem, co-operate with your prayer. Abraham Lincoln whose birth- Sunday. lias been no very marked decrease have the work done thoroughly. will hold a meeting at the home of architect or plumber and give as last Sunday's congregation in- day we celebrated Tuesday said dur- All services aie now being held ln -Mrd. Raymond (Ireon on Thursday expertadvice concerning dicated. On account of a cold, suf- ing the trying War of the Rebellion, tho Lecture Room .which is warn afternoon at 2 o'clock. every detail. Put it up to ficient to put B muffler on the pas "I have been driven many times on A snerinl meeting of St. Martha's and comfortublo, but just as soon as Junior Christian Kndeavor at home them :md investigate for tor's voice and that our Baptist my knees, by the overwhelming con- Guild Is called for next Sunday morn- woather conditions will permit wo ot Mrs, Clayton at half past 3 o'clock. yoiuv,. i the merits of friends were shy of coal, it proved viction that 1 hail nowhere else to ing nflnr the late church service, at will worship again in the malif . Our friends aro cordially invited to to be a very acceptable condition go, JMy wisdom and that of all about 11.30. Attention is also directed to auditorium, worship' with us as arrangements of affairs, when tlio Rev. K. U. Til- mo seems liisufllciont tor that day." tlm fact that very fow'of tho mem- The Kood uttuiidiinco on lust Sun- have bocn mmio to secure fuel, so Square Pot ion not wishing to remain Idle, con- Are you truly patriotic?. bers liave paid up their yenriy duei, day wus due, In a lurgo measure, to that our church homo will ho ooni- sented to preach in the stead of our this neglect being duo, doilbtloss, to the oxcollont work done by tho nowly forlliblu. Our serviced we trust will pastor, who remained homo. Let'It tlm fuel that tho dues aro morely liiHtliutod I'ruubytcrlnri Messenger bo, enjoyed by tlioso who decldo to Boilers be said that Rev. Tilton was at his nominal—25 cents a year. Kindly Sorvlco, of which the pastor IH JUHlly with us, This apodal square con- best, and his sermon was appreciat- CHRIST CHURCH hand a "qunTtor" to the Treasurer, proud. slruclion cf the fire pol can- ed, and proved to be a helpful and Mrs. Elizabeth Ponrco, at onco. Tlio Tho pantor groallyoiijoycd listening not be copied. It is pat- gpiritual .discourse. A large con- dues, according to the constitution Wo cungrutiilato Mr, und Mrs ID a good sermon In the Methodist ented. And with no other CHRONICLES of tho guild, aro payable in advance, IliiH'iol Hlulicloy upon the birth ot a boiler will you enjoy the gregation, so reported of over two i'roloiilaiit Uhureh preached by tho many advantages it affords— hundred, attended divlno service. on or before January first of ouch huiuillful llttlo daughter. Our con- now pastor and appreciated the very increased radiating surface, Lust Sunday morning tho rector year, If ouch one paid her duns Im- KTutulutlons uro also duo Mr, and cordial weldoino of MB people. In same-length grate bars, qtiick- Miss Clarvenift Larew, Secrotary administered Holy Baptism to Keith mediately, It would' add nt lonst $25 a, Bcliwub for tho suinu roiiHon, tlic evening by request ho preached li h pit, etc. Aubrey, infant son of Mr, .und Mrs. or M0 to tho Ircnuury of thu guild, Our Siiiiuuy School tiikoo great nloufl- of the social department of the In tho John Slroot M.- 10, Church, No matter what typ.e of Bpworth League, lias announced an Aubrciy V. Hazel, residing in tln> iiro in welcoming two now moinbora the pusuir liclug Incapacitated by ill- building you wish to Meat— Epworth League Social to be held Mochunicsvlllo SRctlon. So iiutiiy of our people hiivo boon In Iliu Ouillo Roll Dcpurliiuinl, noHH, A largo und appreciative nudl- from bungalow to skyscrap- nuking why Llio pews ultio ennnnt bo er — there's a Square Pol at tho liomo of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert nnco greeted him mid ho greatly ap- Boiler or Furnace that will Selover, Maxfleld, Saturday evening, We heartily coiiKratuluto Mr, and dotio ovor to fi! inert uuk to match Tlio Llicino of the pastor's nonnon proclutod the opportunity to speak do (lie job—do it well, with February 16. Meet at tlio home of .Mrs. Molvin Nlchrils uunn tho birth our othor furnisliiKS in tho cliuncol mi Sunday morning was "'An Earnest tlio word ol (did to thei:i. Wo trust less nllcnlioii, less fuel and of a little daughter. Our wannest greater clticicncy. A*k Miss Hazel Pepplor nt soven-thirty that tho rector lias fait constrained Lll'o," IJlis'od on. tlio toift, '/In ovory tlio iiimtor may HOOII "bo himself' youi dealer or cmisiili us by p. m. Kacli one bring something In tirootlnga also to Hlllo "lluth," for to look'Into llio nmtlor with sown work- thai ho began«in tho Hurvlco mail. the refreshment linn. We always that is to bu (so wo understand} the (leflfilloneRs. There Is no reason why of- (ho- house uf,.Ciod, -.and -In tlio nave good times up Maxfleld way, so liiimo of the llttlo visitor from llio It cnniiotbo done oxcupt n "lack of luff, end hi; tho conimnifdmoiils to Thu puiilur WUH a spectator nt tho 3oynton Furnace bo prepared to iron out any wrinkles realm of fairyland, ' . •" . tlio circulating medium," ami ovon HCOIC-IIIH',Ciod,' 'lio ilid, II. with nil his review-of (Inmpnny I>1 ami Its band Company of anxiety. A pleasant time is 'In tiinl reason bids fnlr to rtwlmllo tn heart, and prospered." II Chron, H1:21, TuuHduy uvunlni;. Tiio Company cor- TlicStwara Pol Afahart Since the lust issuo of Hie "Cliroii- negligible proportions. At tills writ- Tho toxt Is n hrlof 'summary of 37L1I 3t, near Hl-ondway store. tnlnly inaiio u good showing and Is v N. v/Yor* S telos," we havo " received promised ing wo' nro not In n position to llozcldah's life and works, -.lust us to be cungnitulatod for the progress It for four raoro' of thu new'1 lighting' We extend our sympathies to Mr. state the exact cost, but wo know, i very boiiullfiil- lnnflscnpi -miiy hits miiilc in spile of its many handi- fixtures,. as follows: Mrs. Joseph' • John McDowell who lost his sister approximately, tho amount that will liioMontcd Lo tho oyo- through :i caps, Thu reviewing ofllcor CDm- Wilson, Mr.. Wlllium G, I'oarce, Mr, through death recently. r.Tho 'funeral bo needed, and already wo hiivo very small opon'lng, so ono " brief pliiueiUed tlio band, uuylng that there I'nul C, :nuechnor, and a "Frl(|nd,"j services were held at Pembertqn-last in hand nbont one-third of tho sum sontonco may give. us .a;:doop nml was only one band l:i the state (that DUEL J. DONLIN (who dcslros his numa withheld for Sunday afternoon. Lot -.us ; not ' for- 'required. A small contribution from Blgiilllcant insight into tho character of CniudfiiiJ who could put IL ovor tho present). The. 12 lamps, nro now get that very frequently,;-our,"los3 euch one of tho powholdors and other and mission of n man. ' " • ' on thoiu, and urgud them to "go to all- provided for, Uius rolenslug a1 is gain to tho dopartod.'on'e, '-The pariahionors ami frlomlH would ac- First, of all, 'there Is - industry. it" to niako tho bund still better. S considerable sum of money for other old world is literally,'packed =. with j complish tho thing without ulfort, IVork may.be a blessing, or a curso, Our bund certainly Is making rapid HEATING AND Interior lmprovumeuts. During the sorrow, so road tho • blossed'v words and thore will be no need to sad- according to tho spirit in which it progress and with tlio able loader : past three weeks tho rector has GAS FITTING from the book of . books,' "Weeping | dle tho parish with any debt, which, Is undertaken, and .tlio results which dous malvu suine good music. Success raised nearly $500 from Individual by tho, way, is not going to be done may endure for the night, but joy i arc maintained; It is a': blessing, to both Company P and the band. contributors townrds our now church for cometh ln tho morning." In any ease. Tho roflnlshing of when there.is• adefinito • purpose in G&nopy Range theso pews Is a laborious process. it and wo can gee^Bbmc.results,-.'but '.The. Homo' Defonso Longue seems come from friends outside tho parish, First, tho varnish and shellac must thore 'Is perhaps, nothing so"dlsheart- to bo^stlll:hopeful and enthusiastic 2S6 Hoary St., "Somo cozy place, this new prayer nn(J we ^ gm,e: tUat Uloge ,n t,1Q be removed, and the wood scraped nnting and dlscouragi'ng'las.'friiitless notwithstanding -the "turn down" on meeting room." So say we all of us. | [)arish .,„,„. n,-g0 noartlly rcspon(] (ag doj,vn and sandpapered; then stained i^iia'rt'ofUho City Council. At the A stranger happened to pass tho,^^ ^ UaVB -done ln the pMt) to/the proper shade, after which one The second ' characteristic "of.^-an roviow oh"/Tuesday night one said, church, read the order of services I lovlari[B beallt|fy,nB 0,r piace of or two coats of shellac would be on the bulletin board In front of the earnest life ls'-"concen'tration ot?en- There is anothor tine- looking boly worship. applied, and the whole rubbed down CAM GOLf] church and decided to accept tho In- orgy, Hozbkiah/'wdsl'.-ho "fluittbf." of men, and Company F will havo to to a flat finish with pumice stono to lie applied himself to tho task in go somo If she beats • tho appear- U THE TAILOR II vitation of welcome. So pleased waa he All kinds Cleaning, I'reBsini;, Dyeing, It was highly gratifying to see a secure a beautiful flat finish. This hand whether that endeavor were ln ance ot our Homo Dofonso Eeague, that he snid that hi! would come again, good congregation present last Sun- i process would make every pew a ueatly done at rotiRnnnblc prices. We are apt to make friends by be- the service of the house of God, or when they ure'.-equipped', and ^et to AM, WOliKUUAIUNTKEt) day morning at tho late service, the new and beautiful piece of furniture. n the law, or In the commandment going." 107 Ji. Broadway South Arabflf ing friendly. Who will help us to get $200 more slippery, Icy streets and sidewalks to seek his God. South Amboy ought to put herself to the contrary notwithstanding. towards this work? As already stat- There may be no lacking of our back of theso men in unqualified NEW JEE8EI CENTRAL. Strangers in our midst, leaving i,; | iiy as it good to see SJ ed we now have one-third enough speC a W appreciation of and admiration for support .both moral and financial. folks and church associations, you j the parents, brothers, sla- money. It the money can ho secured, raany o noble deeds and worthy undertakings, She cannot certainly do loss if she Trains lenve South Amboy mlss, whatever the denomination,' relatives of our sol- work could go ahead at once and ters ftnd olnGr but unless we have the spirit to listens to the monitions of patri- FOR NEW YORK, NEWARK AND look up the church, Introduce your-jd,er boyB present to join in the they might be entirely retlnlshed by daro, and the energy to undertake, otism, and realizes tho possible nec- ELIZABETH 6.20, 7.05, x7.30, 7.47, self just as a brother In a lodgo • speciai intercessions for those who Easter. our noblest purposes will utterly would do, far from home. Tho pas-1 a r tho colors on cessity of having such a splendid 8.20, *10.04 a. • m. 1.05, 4.40, 4.58, ar0 serving un e fall, and our fondest hopes go un- body of men available. •7,09, 8.31, s9.45 p. m. Sunday eg.U tors tn this city are royal good )am, and Bea an(] ln air Our monthly realized. Wake up South Amboy! don't be a. m. 2.05, 4.57, 6.52, 9.17 p. ui, follows and a church home you will ,lat.riotlc services are a distinct suc- But in addition to industry and unpatriotic or so unwise as not to FOR LONG BRANCH, ASBURY flnd. So Mr. and Mrs. Strnnger don't \ ceSB PRESBYTERIAN concentration, the earnest life calls PARK, ETC., 5.03, 9.28, a. m. 2.12, hide yourself and then complain that provide for the safety ot the homos for heart enlistment. Heart enlist- 5.31, 7.29 p. m. Sundays 5.02, 9,17, the church folks are not sociable. and lives of our city. Owing to the condition of the ment is absolutely necessary for 5.14, 9.36 p. m. Give us a square deal and you will chinch building, with fresh paint,; success In one's work, or for joy find us nil pretty decent people. CHURCH NEWS Somo strangers have already hunt- e—Except Elizabeth. varnish and "dirt," there will be noj while working. If we are not in ed up our church and these have s—Saturdays only. woolc night service during the com-! A business mooting of the teach- love with our work, we cannot hope bcon cordially received. All strang- *—Except Newark. Tho onvolopes for the special of- Ing week, but, beginning with tho eis and officers of the Sunday School to succeed ln it, ers coming to our city are Invited x—New York only, fering for the aged ministers will bo Friday night of the week following was held on Tuesday evening, at the We need no greater example or to worship with us. If we can be ready for distribution. Tho pastor (Mnrch 1), regular week night ser- homo of the Superintendent, Mr. Inspiration than that which comes to of any help to you we shall be glad, lias rocontly seen some conditions vices throughout tho remaining fivo Prather. NOTICE. us from our Lord Jesus- Christ. It and shall also appreciate your help that havo caused him to be a cham- weeks of Lent will be maintained. Is more than an example merely. in the work of hastening the coming A.LL PERSONS CONCERNED WILL pion for tho nged men of God. "Ifit Tho Hpccial pronchers aro as fol- Miss Hoi on Applegate has volun- take notice, That nil debts owing to lie helps us to reach after his high of the Kingdom of Cod among men. thorn snvo!" says somo one so mean lows: Mnrch 1—Rov. John C. Lord, teered her services as Superinten- and holy lilonl; he helps us to real- tho estate of James H. Gordon, or to that thoy talk through tholr nose Hector of All Saints' Church, Navo- dent of the Cradle Roll Department ize in our own lives his mighty pur- the firm of Ilowell & Gordon, are to savo tholr tooth. Tho only thing sink; March 8—Itov. James A. Smith, of our Sunday School. We are to poso for tho world. FIltST PRESBYTEKUJf CHURCH. now due and payable. Notice is fur- a minister can savo is hln real solf, Rector of St. Paul's Church, West- bo oongrntulatod upon having ono Tho evening sermon was a disser- Broadway and Church Street. ther given that the proper and legal settlement of the Estate of James H. tho soul. Hold: March 15—Rev. Heruort Par-; with so much interest In chtldron tation on "The Contagion of Coward- HOT. D, Ernest McCarry, M. A, Paitor Gordon, deceased, will require the rish, Rector of Christ Church, Now ] to tako up this Important work of ice," in which the pastor emphasized Services for the week beginning collection of all the above mentioned "Little drops of water, little grains Brunswick; March 22—Rov. CoorgO| our schpol, und It goes without say- the fact, that wo must create an air Fobruary 17: debts, by legal action, If necessary. of sand, make the mighty ocean and W. Phillips, Rector of St, George's], ing, that tho llttlo tots of our church of expectancy, and an atmosphere of Sunday— Payment may lie made to Francis H, the beautiful land." Church, Helmetta, March 29—Tho will now recolvo tho thought and tit- faith and koop up a courageous 10.00 a. m. Sunday School. Gordon, at the store corner of Broad- Our Sunday School hoys and girls Roctor. tontlon which thoy so fully deserve, 11,00 n. m, Worship and sermon. spirit, in order that wo as Christians way and David street, or to the un- Subject of sermon, "A Guiding at tho s'uggoBtlon of tho superinten- may follow. In the way Go* directs. dersigned, dent collected hero and there last The work of renovation in Christ Sunday, February 24th, la C!o-lo- How very much in those times of .Principle In Christian. Work." WILLIAM J. BOWE, Monday chunks of wood and bas- Church is progressing nicely. By Church Sunday, but don't wait until stress and of strain, of anixety and 7.00 p. m. Senior Christian Bndeavor Administrator of James H. Gordon, kets of coal and brought their appro- the last of this week the ceiling will then to begin, Get the habit of perplexity, of sacrifice and of suf- Miss Muzlo Stockton, leader. deceased. 9-13-tf priations to the church so that suf- have been finished, and by another church going now, and when that fering, do we noed to maintain our 7.45 p. m. Vocation Dny and Special ficlont tual Is in hand to keep tho week it is hoped that the walls will important time comes you will bo In faith In Ciod and tn the final triumph Sermon to young people. Sub- prayar meeting room warm until the he finished. When completed, the bolter position to Induce Home one of the good! In spite of all the ject of sermon, "Investing n Life." coming back of the blue birds and church Interior will be a "study ln else to come with you. pessimists, we must maintain our Wednesday— We Charge No More robins. brown," all of the woodwork being 4.(10 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor. faith in the final triumph of the for first class work than Is ordin- Little bundles ot wood and little fumed oak, and the plastered por- Next Sunday Is Vocation Sunday 7,45 p. in, Special Lonton Service, right, and tn the vindication of Jus- nrlly asked for second class. chunks of coal, keep the church tion of the walls a dark tan or and the Pastors ot Prosbyterlan tlco and righteousness upon the By request of the General As- llres burning, where each Thursday brown. Altogether, wo feel sure that Churches are requested by the Gen- earth. sembly all pastors of the Presby- Our purpose Is to clean press and night we stroll. everybody Is going to be highly eral Assembly to preach a aormon "To doubt would bo disloyalty terian Church are to preach next repair your clotlios and to steam pleased with tho outcome. The new bearing upon tho choice of a life's Tio falter would be sin." Sunday on the subject of one's voca- your plushes and velvets ln such a A district meeting of the Bpworth lighting fixtures should arrive ln vocation, In compliance with thto tion or life-work. Tho evening ser- way that you may regard our wort League was held last Friday even- about two weeks, and we havo been requast, our pastor will preach a mon, "Investing n. li\!a" will havo as better than usual. promised by Messrs. J. & R, Lamb spoclal sermon next Sunday ovonlng, Honey and the Sting. his distinct purpose ln view, and Ing nt South River. On account of And to charge you no more for at 7.45 o'clock to our young peopla "An opportunity," wild Unclu Bbon, will be of epecinl Interest and holp the weather only n few of tho leaguo that tho now roredos, panelling, and this kind of service than 'perhaps other wood work will bo placed dur- upon the subject of "Investing a 'Is Illti! it line, OIIP man kin follur It to nil of our young pooplo, members attondod. Those present u|i nn' Mini liniii1}' wln't'i1 niiutlli'r v:\Y you have been In the custom of pay- ing thp week boforo Palm Sunday Mfo." A most cordial Invitation is who have doubtloss observed wheat- mil}' JM' jrlf s-tlliMSJ." Strangers mid visitors are always Ing for unsatisfactory results, horoby extended to nil of tho yotinf? less, hnatlosfl, meatless days, never- (March 21). •• . • O" welcome to our homo like church, tholesB enjoypil the observation of an pooplo nf our city tn attend this and aro asked to shara with us the Thoro's a dlfforonco, wo want to Next Sunday morning tho mlto service. Open to All. privileges and helpfulness of clirls- show you. electric llghtlosa night. Not to bo About thu only opportunity open lo boxes for tho children's spacl&l Len-j • tlon followshlp, Tlio public Is most defeated on account of conditions, llio limn wlio doomi't know much L. ltOSENTUAL several dozen candles wore purchas- ton offering for missions will bo dla-' Spoclal Lonton Sorvlcon aro now iihoul iinytliliiK is inn flclil of criticism, ordlnlly Invltod to attend nil our ed and soon the baBament was well trlbutod. Our church throughout tho being hold In our church each -Tolflito Hindu, ) services. 119 So. Broadway P. B. E. T. X. C. A. NOTES. The Split Bowling Tournament wil POR SATURDAY ONLY start on Monday the 18th. AH en- tered should look for the list at the THE QUALITY STORE AT rooms and be ready to roll in their turn. Brief Items Concerning People We Know (hat Prove Interesting fancy Caroline Rice,"Ut" Ib- 12c Briegs' Clearance Sale! The finals for the pool tournamen will be played this week, Ingraham Reading. Wortley and Frank Grace being thi Premier Seedless Raisins, per package - I Sc players. Robert Mason of this city was a 150 Suits—Broken Lots New York visitor on Saturday last, Premier Seeded Haisins, per package - I 5c Not every size in each lot The secoud series of the two Bowl Nanticoke Brand Early June Peas, per can I Sv. lug Leagues are off and it looks as Mrs. S. A. Mills of John strpet though it will be a close Tight for was a Long Branch visitor on Sim $12.50 Suits the honors. day afternoon. Large I floaters, 4 for 25c $15.00 and $16.50 Suits #1«.«O The two trophies are now on ex- Miss Cirace VanBuren spent Sun- hibition at the rooms as well as tin day with friends in Long Branch. George's Codfish, per lb. - medals and scarf pins. $18 and $20 Suits Mr. John Dooling of upper David Pink Al.'^ka Salmon, per can On Friday, the 22nd, a stag smoker street was a Jersey City visitor over ,Tuim Fish, per can 22« Considering the constantly advancing cost of clothes, will l)o given for membors only,the wpeli end, . this sale offers opportunities for saving which Tho amusements will be' -furnished by amntuers and there In Uio promise Miss Tlllo Slovor of fleorse streo should not be overlooked by any man of great doings. Starts'-.sharp" n it us among thoso who took advnn Oil Sardines, per can - 8c s p. m. '. ••" "; Inge of tho "Garfiold Monday" and enjoyed the performance of tho lutes Goods Promptly Delivered. •'TME STORE THAT SATISFIES" We an; nil sorry to lose our' fol Ploy Ht the Cfontury Theatre In Now low member nnd friend Mart' Ingru York. ham wlio lias been 'cnl,leil to tlio Mr. and Ml'H. John Johnson of William E. Slover colors in Iho draftvtli|it loaves tho 23rd, but wo uro proud that wo Slevonn avonlla liavo moved from win send Hiirh a roiirosonlnltvo from this city nnd linvo tulcon up tlielr 208 John St. i**u* "» Near B'way rosiilonco In Ttnlnvny. Th« Tailor, Clothitr and Haberdachcr Olll' HKSOPllltloll tO Cllllip, iiO Wll bo with uH for tho Hinolior, Como 91 Smith Street Perth Amboy nut mid KIVQ him :i gooil send ofF, Mr, 13d ward Lopper!? of-;Nnw. nmns Thin IH unothur Instanco whero a wIcU ivitH n local visitor on Siilimln.v man lins trtod hard to enlist for Wins Jiiljol ,Mcllq8*o.^fM'orlh Am- Undo Ham and got turned down yot Meats That You Can Eat IH tnlfoii by tho draft. lioy WHS n IOIMI'°Mh lo' in TIIOB- Bay from Citizen Advertisers and get value dny ovonlnB. l NPKCIAIJ* Tho.• secretary will go BH IIHIIIII with tho draft train on Saturday Miilthow..Ciiu-ih tf.Nutt liiiiiiMivIck iiimiMiii E v in :i loi'iil v'sllnr on Tn"sliy .:-1 ' of tho huts. 4 BIG Money Savers ^ «f I'.iicrinn spoilt'.'ruO8(i»y?nH'/tlin (,'uost or A. II The 1'. H. It. Woman's War Relief J mot at tho rooms on Wodneuduy and Morgan "of MulnMitroot, Prime Rib Roast se sec- MEATS m GROCERIES made a good many garments. It hoped that nioro of the ladles of tho Mrs. II, P. Cadmus of New York may be obtained at this store. New customers railroad will como out and be loyal lniB boon the Kiiest of Mr. and MIR of Genuine Lamb G II, Mtilrheid during tbe past SSc daily 'flnd that we sell only choice meats and sing to their company In this great work for the railroad soldiers. week. our praises to their friends. Let us serve you also. Fresh Killed Chickens 89c Mrs. P. J. Cassidy, of Broadway 'PHOISE 226 KKNNEIIY. who has been 111 for the past few Choice Steaks First Sergeant William Schimmel weeks with acute bronchitis, is con- and we will (ill your order. of Company P, and Miss Margaret valescing. n. Kennody, of David street, were N Meat Market united in marriage at St. Casmlr'B flOOD KK1VS FROM ABROAD. Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Febru- The great anxiety about Luke A. Telephone 36. Qimlitr tnd Wefefet SnnutoM Doubt* S. 4 H. or Elk Green Lovely, who was reported by Persh- ary 12th. The groom, besides being ing as missing, has been relieved the popular "top" sergeant of the 2O9 David Street Trading Stamps given with each tfomowhat by a letter received Fri- local militia company, holds a re- day morning from Michael .1. Cleary purchase, every Saturday. sponsible position in the construe which states that Luke was captured tlon department of tho du Pont Com- by the Germans In the engagement pany at Parlln. JIrs, Schimmel is of-.-November 30. Cleary says he one of the city's most estimable Vjfin'*the skirmish nnd that the EMPIRE THEATRE young ladies, an accomplished .muai| Eleventiu'EMgincers did some fight- clan, and well known in musical ing,? This Is encouraging news, and circles. She has boon employed dur-J ALEX PAWL0WSKI Luke's 'many friends will be pleased ing the past year with the duPont, Store closes Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 6 o'clock to -learn • that he Is still alive, al- Company as a stenographer. though regretting ho«is in German Sergeant and Mrs. Schimmol will 236 North feltus Street Bergen Hill, South Amboy hands. Program For Week Feb. 18 temporarily reside on Aii'gusrii street in this city. Monday, Feb. 18 1IASKETUALI,. Company F basketball team re- Pa:amount Presents LOUISE HUFF in ceived its first setback this season Thursday, when it met dofeat at the hands of the fast Matafftan Five of " The Reward of Patience " Matawan. The game ^ff|s nip and A Story of a Quaker Girl's Romance tuck at first but slowly and surely tho visitors, who were much heavier Also 19th Chapter "FATAL RINM" than the locals, gained it lead that Greenspan Bros. was never overcome. During the Tuesday, Feb. 19 PIONEERS OF LOW PRICES. first half "Russ" Hnrdy, an old Motro Presents FRANCIS X, BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNB la Fr«* D«liv«rlei to all parts of South Amboy Telephone Orders Promptly Attended To 'avorite In this city, played and made an excellent showing, In the second half he was replaced by Lett* "Their Compact" 12G Bf. Broadway Telephone 19 South Amboy who made such a record in last In 7 Thrilling Parts week's gamo. As usual James wus igh score man of the evening with Also Metro Comedy Do not miss this Show Kerr a close second. In a preliminary game the Royals Wednesday, Feb. 20 Early June Peas, special, 2 cans of this city wore defeated by a very close margin by the du Pont Guards OUR BIG SPECIAL FEATURE NIGH1 on which we will Present the great- Elniore Brand, No. 2 cans of Parlin, This was tho most ex- est Hit ol tlfe Season citing game of the evening. Bur- Regular 16c 2 cans 25c kard was high score man for the Tomatoes. locals, while Grover din moBt of the scoring for the Guards, "The Ne'er Do Well" Next woelt the game will be moved ADMISSION TO AIL 15 CENTS PLUS WAR TAX Old Fashioned Codfish, lb. 20c Chopped Rice, lb. • 10c up one night and will bo played on Friday evening Instead of Thursday. Gome and See this and brine the Family At this time the Company V Juniors First Prize Nut Margarine, lb. 32c 28c SPECIALS will havo as their oppononta the Toilet Paper, 7 rolls - 28c Company 13 Juniors of Now Rruns- Thursday, Feb. 21 wlck, while tho seniors will play tho Paramount Presents CARLYLE BLACKWELL and EVELYN GREBLY in, Sugar Corn, ean - 16c du Pont Guards. As usual music for dancing will bo furnished'by Hoff- FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Ohio Blue Tip Matches, 5 boxus 2.8c man's llvo piece orchestra. "The Good For Nothing" —o——r—. Also PATHS WEEKLY PATHE COMEDY Fancy Jersey Potatoes, 16qts. $1.00 Tho first entertainment of an eight Lenox Soap, 5 bars 28c concert course -will bo given at the Parlln Y. M, C. A. on Monday overl- Friday, Feb. 22 '. f Baldwin Apples, 16 qts. - 1.25 ng. The first concert will lie by tho Octagon or Kaptitha Pdr., 5 pkgs. 28c Wolt/.ol Concert Company, consisting WASHINGTON'S IHKTHDAY—XATIXKE AN1I NIGI1T ' V of Miss Elslo Kate Woltzel, reader; Paramount Presents MARGUERITE CLARK in Sweet Oranges, dozen 3Oc Mr. Roswell Woltzel, viollnst; and Yellow Cornmeal, 2 pkg. 28e Mr. Edgar Cole, baritone. The ad- OniOnS, red or yellow 2 Qt8 15C mission will bo one dollar for a sea- Miss George Washington" son ticket nnd twonty-flva cents for None Such Mince Meat, I pkgs. 28e onoh individual ontertatnmont. All A COMPLETE PARAMOUNT SHOW REGULAR ADMISSION PRICES Celery, stalk lOe; 3 for 25e thoso who go from this city are as- sured a treat In music and mirth. Oatmeal, 4 lbs. - 28cTho entertainment will bo hold in Saturday, Feb. 23 Cabbage, 5 lbs. - 25c tho recently completed auditorium of tho Y. M, 0. A, Turnips, 7 lbs. - 25cBonny BesfCatsup, 2bot. 28c o Afternoon VAUDEVILLE Marry Urilnt hart pliicud u band saw and motor in IIIH blacksmith FIVE BIO Carrots, Y* peck - 25cSweet or Sour Pickles, 2 bottles 28c hop, in order to facilitate his In- work, ' rATHH DUAMA PATMH WEEKLY PATHE COMBDY