THK I.AROKST run CIRCULATION IN WOODnRIOOK TOWNSHIP

NKWHl'AI'KR HHUHHRI) IS THIS INTKUKHT OK wnonilNIIMIK TOWNHHII' AN THREE Ct tWENTY-FOURTII YEAH The Oldest Newspaper In Wmidhrlilp. Tnwn»hi|. WOODBKIDUE, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBEK «. I'm oolan - Quinn Endorse Ryan's Re-Elect

PLAN EXPOSITION LRTHUR A. QUINN ENDORSES Pollen Department Mayor Secures Over 600 EntKwsiastic Preliminary plans have been Thi' ^fillei" department of the Train Service made by the Township NRA MAYOR RYAN AS A MAN OF TowiiBhlp, and specifically De- headquarters and its publicity SflMivfi RITEPimt ft ««•«»*. department for a .Township- Voters Attend Democri who linn been acting chief dur- For Students wide Industrial and Commer- COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP ing ihe past two weeks, came cial exposition to be held Into lt9 uhare of praise when sometime ui the near future. Townnhlp committee received College Students Sure Of It is expected that the pro- Declares that Republican Candidate, has never been asso- letter from Edward E. minent induatrica and mer- Meeting Last Ft ciated with any movement for the advancement of pro- eyerB, whoBe home was enter- of Making Train At Rail- chant! will display their wares gress of Woodbridge Township. — Praises Mayor Ryan's ed recently. At the time one at attractively decorated, John Petruelk WM arrested way through effort! of booths. The place of the ex- efforts to stimulate employment. and Bent to the reformatory. position will be announced The eommunincatlon In full Mayor Ryan. later. Leaders Predict "RYAN WOODBRIDGE PRODUCT 100'" ls as follows: FOR ELIMINATING Dl 77 Hoy avenue Through the efforts of Mayor Fords, New Jersey William A. Hyan, students attend- Victory For Fmlorsinn Mayor William A. Ryan as a man of "native courage, October 20,1943 ing the Slate Normal schoor and Local Resident BREEDING SWAMP A1 ^termination and real constructive leadership," former Senator Arthur WoodforldKfl Council Rutgers University, need not worry as to whether or not the 7:29 A. M. Quinn, well known labor leader and sponsor of many constructive Woodbrldge, New Jersey. train from Woodbridge will make easurcs in the state legislature, today sent a letter to the VCOOO- Gentlemen: I would like to Iffled Walking Senator Quinn, laudi prwent take this method of expressing connections with their train at iJrnmcralic leaders today pre- CiK LEADER in. which he described, acturatcly the political situ- Rahway, according to an announce- dicted un overwhelming victory for billi de»ign«d to aid New Jmey to you my appreciation and 1 in Woodbridge Township. . thankB for the efficient man- ment from the Memorial Municipa Along Highway die entire lirkct in Middlesex or challenge, opponent, to meet on p ' uitvu uointed out thai l building this morning. Cnunty next Tuesday with John K. Lists economies practiwd by hu admBUtri ner In which the police depart" Tnolan, randidate for the office of the attempted Until now, the students took : State Senator, heading the list with u "genial disposition and attractive pfjf 'driritr m m&mg connections a Funeral Services for John t^jtaMjL breaking majority despite GRAUSAM RAYS SELFISH POL! |ersoualivf' In' is not fitted for the ul Octobw 7. We feel a little Rahway. Sometimes they^n»dc i ] 1 flficc uf mayor as Mayor Ryan, relieved now that the young Sokiele Held Tuesday TB^WFnWWWitTriHi''Mtiiiif I'I JMHI. i • and other times they wen forced excite the electorate Ibis year. ""*" " IKIS ;I "wider ami intimate man has benn cent back to the . Onee of the largest and mosmost . ICIIKC i'f Itio affairs of Wood- 10 way an hour for anotfcr t(jiin "The gnat popularity of John K. .reformatory, and owe thte to to Ntw Kyunswick becauseruiey ar- for John Sok- Tdolan," said one of the parly lead- in Woodbridge TSTownsSii p took placl e last night in the,! iridnc anul that who weri> detailed to handle is common knowledge that the, Hearing of this situation, Mayor Woodbridge, who was struck and he is held by both Democrats and . , h • hundred (600) interested ' this case, especially Detective Ryan took up the matter with the aw flairs of tlu: Township under the' almost inatantly killed by a car Kcpiililicans throughmil Middlesex I " """,_" . J-J,,. f»# «t«t* " spitblicmi refjinu' which preceded Keating Pennsylvania Railroad official* C.imiy iiuhiates .i luariy inde-\ to.hear John E. Toolan, candidate for State ...... Your truly, with Ihe result thai the conductor drlvfcn by Severlno Duonaccorsl. |fayor Ryan wefi' inn ciitirliiricil age 43, of Union City Saturday pendent vote for Toolan next Tucs i Senator Arthur A. Quinn. ,, die lust iuti resti uf Us rili/ens Kdwarfl B Meyers oMUs New Brunswick train has night, were held Tuesday morn- !|ay" I — Mr, 1 oolan In lith ihe result that tin voters, ;il.it been instructed to wait for the 7:2° \ Hiat the . ing from the Finn Funeral home Toolan has lircn very activt- «H EtlCrO***^ by County LwMfotS juM t that the i i the situation, turned the Kepnh- train from Woodbridge before leav- weck in his caml);ii|;ning, the high Woodbridge;.. - on Amboy avenue, Woodbridge. w 1 ing die Rahway station. spot being scheduled for tonight the present time 11' us mil of control.' at nine o'clock and 9:30 o'clock 1 when a hig mass meting and rallvr any other Town - Mr yuiiin's complete I'ouiunuii i at Mt. Carmel church where a jgtion reads as follows: is to be held in the Siunucl K. Shullj example, he requiem ina&e wan Bald. Interment tbe city of Si'warni, New Jersey, school in Perth Amboy. His cam-, County Press Club Businessmen To was In St. James' cemetery, Wood- largest and November i, D.U. paign manager, Alfred 1). Antonio, has him slalid fur speeches right State. Yet, Vo(inliiieal Nite At Isefin of Cutter * lane. He was ruBhed aimi in U'nndhridKe Touu- I ink's K.rill in (arterel. to the Perth Amboy General Hos- lan. Tin re is a definite drift of Re- the bank, thi (lij), especially that lieins; u;n-iit I'eier I. Urban, a iiicinher of the pital by tbe driver of the car, butpublican and independent voters to city anfl hi itlioiri.il staff of the Perth Amboy A meeting o' 'he Woodbridge the Democratic column this year die olTiee of Mayor, I h.iw the victim wag pronounced dead ;lt Chicago, a? I that will reach |rif»ts i bridge Leader, was installed a* sec- TflD To lrCWIIu Toolan and the entire Democratic obligations wijb very vfteii it is used as a vc-5upervi«ing Principal Nick- For mstanrc.jwe alt proclaim th r , ticli'.'t." f 10 inlhieiu'e voters for or nl;ryvnf ttle'clllb for the seconij doc)fin»,of Ifiding at home, patron- in." *• lat invites visitM* to lerm, *' Meyer •Wbsenbliim, of .trie iin.st a etiailiilatc, and for reaswis izing neighborhood stores, and so A description of the trip through "For every (tot Fr*iiiov*d from ;»tiy question in-' Carterei l'ress,'was also relectcd ''MSOOIS OIJ November 6, 8, on. But the businessmen of the bv Rov Anderson and Township, some ' ' in the campaign. It is posai- and was' installed as treasurer. MRS. RANROLPH lar to the TOjWni JK and 1jO. — School* Y W VoWl. recently, w» Ihal this limy apply to some Rli lves ^Collins, a irtetnbei' of what th y;^ S one paid their t Ihe statf (if the'lersey City Journal, RE-ELECTED HEAD ers of \\ ofidliriiltLi' Township ' clossd Election day. Men who %Zl grocery stores «Wen >'V ^^ Major William A. Hjftii Mayor and Co; yi-ar ,ts tin y deliberate on the and a charier member of the Hud-buy their shoes and clothing out of Ing ot the Woodbr.dge OF RED CROSS it out the next at the lalilications of llu respective ian- son County Press Club, acted ai town. Owners of clothing and shoe club held yesterday noon Municipal obljga aUs lor Mayor The «eek uf November (ilh is di'- installing officer. During the evestores shop around at city markets Middlesex Hotel. PUNS MADE Ullltled ;i* \lnel u-.lll I'.dllfation Mrs. Asher • l'"it/ Randolph was people who owe ... 1 iHiir, Mr. ( ollhis w:is presented for meats and groceries, while Mr. Anderson' Mid that w!ill« . , : from tlu- two i|istnn'ii\i Wnk throughout tin- nation. I his• wilh an Honorary membership of the Wood- dollar will cast thetlf •tis.ni K'oiips ilo.tlv allied wilh others iaotlier ways do the same, m Cork, ho and tbe Ju^ue w..re miuied uiairnui TO REOPEN FORDS or Ryan and (he week is sponsored liy the-American card. „„ Chapter iif the American ! major parlies ami who will sup- l.ept.ii, ihe I'uiif'd States Office Tliat is all wrong. The mer-lt;, sueaK »I IL. III)-}. I!"iari4n, bndg BANK SHORTLY traliun th y will I their party's nominee, I helitve Malcolm I.. Stcphenson, iniiue- chants of the Township should all ; uls Do.: who was at ihe re- Red Cross, at a meeting held at the of Kiliicatiou, ami iln- National Kd- i dialed past president of the Hud- Hotary Convention'. Kcd Cross rooms ai the high The Fords Hank will undoubted-', overwhelming secure in saving thai a large lu'ation Association. These three join the Businessmen's Association cent BosK'ii ly reopen within the next two j ' Kvery man anovj son County l'ress Club, and Albert and get together regularly as a school Monday night. j 11 of the voters, whether it organizations have selected as the and who ha.'. Tlnlttd Carteret with weeks for unrestricted business, ac- \ nary inti tligen«e i in U oodliriilm' or'elsewheri', is La Pointe, another charter member group, find out what e»ch has toKmll Streinbw. The Bpeakor said Other officers elected were as t thcble, "Meeting the Kmcrncncy I of the association, accompanied Mr. follows; Vice chairman, Dr. 1. T.cording to an announcement made. true to his or he" group, while alTiliiiteil with in Education" for I'M. sell, and at least trade iwith each that ^e and Judge Vogel took rntn r the Democratic or Kepub- i Collins. Mr. Stcphenson outlined other so far as possible. That would Spencer; secretary, Mrs. I.. F. Rey-today by th# committee in charge. | that the Maydr During the whole week his plan for the forming of a State cxftU with tbein but only used nolds; treasurer, John'( oncannon. At a meeiing of the bank com-1 are not —- party, is very likely to have I'IIIILI^ III...... - | uIN JII.MI iur me luuitiuK be quite some business to start with them one dav as It was dry weath- lepciulenl tendencies when vot- schools of Woodbridge i'ownsliip f<(k-ration of j>ress clubs that is now going out of town. Executive Hoard, Chairman of luillee Monday night i( was an-|sion. It 01. Junior Red Cross, John H., I.ove; for a candidate for Mayor of will give special emphasis ti» t|his ..j,. , |,..e |ia|f 0.(. ,h,.._e memmembert s of theWith such a beginning they can junior I\e.(l V i ^1S^, juim il.. i.uKt, nounceliouili;-.'!d! thaUJati morluune: thau'a)ni tour-fifthluui-inns" jj Another ! place in which they reside. To divnie. While parents and patrbns Middlesex County Press Club, Mr.then go after the community as a chairman of production, Mrs. J. E. of I IK- amount needed has been sub-1 bring to yt_, ip,,it is not a matter wholly of the schools are always welcome Urban presented the outgoing pres- whole with a clear conscience and IX)WBLL THOMAS TO WEAK Hreckenridge; chairman of supplies, j scribed. The members of the com-1 yourselves JLhm They consider it more as visitors, they vare especially ij(.nt| Mr. Nolan, wilh a o\iyx and ask the people to trade at home. James Ranchman; social service:niitte;e have pledged themselves loto,hav, have the RwuR« b Lowell Thomas, renowned Jour- a purely civic angle. urged to visit Ihe schools during Kp|,l sjKnet ring, A surprising lot of business we worker, Mrs.-A.. .,. Huher; Public- the rnnainiiiB! few shares by| justify a vott-fqr |"It is from that viewpoint that I the days of November (ith. Silf, <)lli f l-"ollowiiiK the business session a merchants could do together, trad- nalist, will be « apeaker at a pro-j ity, Mrs. ('. ( Jones, Maxwell Lo- next Monday. ; not gettinp; at I ,»Ve the consideration of the- two, gan; J. H. Thayer Martin, Mrs. it *i s expecte..._...d I tha11... ti thi I. _e banI.J..Ik, wil...11l1 The'Pi y complai... t.«n and 10th. All schools will he closed i|m,,Cr was served wilh Mr. Rosen- ing'at each other's stores? By join- gram sponsored by the Methodist 1 ididates for MayOt should be ap-'iio|n l'.lei'tiolvlectioini DayDav,. November 7lh. hliiibliinni :imandl Andrew HilHihai as hostsImits. ing the Township Association and Episcopal church at the high (i, Tisdaledl , MMrs . I'', . H. lBoynton^hi e n openep d as soon us p;ipers_arcppers arc. beijig met. fla died. The question that each', Speoiat prgrmprogramss wwill he earned getting acquainted with each others school auditoriumi , Friday evening Hampton Cutter, Hugh Kelly,, receiv d from Washington wtilch remedy? Are „_-• should ask himsetf or herself uut.an.Tliursday and Kriday of K",dd- HUNGARIANS TO MEET. needs we can at least keep that bus- (ieorgt; R. Merrill, A. V. Greinvr. ] : hould be ill two weeks. the Teachers an^ , . NovembeNb r 1717. r "What Is Best Ifur Wood- iieatioii \Vecfc*. Emphasis will b he iness athoiw; • • •....-...., » , District ChairmanChairmen;; IEordsords,, MrsMrs.. " Ass cash is scarce,, owing to thepromise this, whew ge?" and to answer that i|iit's- Mr. given 'on Ihursday m the clu.. A., meetin...^ ng ..o.t ...al.l ,.,*the. Hungaria...... n....u.n. Professional men, officials, gar- .,1 „• T?v,JZ ,M „ i.tat'Ufn Jensen; Keasbry and Hope- many county and municipal bonds irt fej^ by their vote. In answering rooms to I lie topic™"Safeguarding men and women of the Township age owners, truckmen; manufac- trij around the world, and abouth Mr, (- A UrJon. Sewarcn in cfrc.uUuion> it )ia, been decided "Another c question no picauyne or petty Character Essentials," while on will be held Monday night, Novcm- turers, all-types of business inter- Mrne of bis Arabian experiences, i Mrs Her))er, R.(nkm; Port Rca(|. (f) affn)| Mi(1(lli;si.x coun,y bonds candidates i» ght should ^permitted to in-I'ridaj the programs center her 6, at 8:00 o'clock at Our Lady ests should belong. - » -•• „ imr, Peter Schmidt; Avenet, Mrs, and also municipal bonds oiiwood spoken tce any voter. He will alsq tell wme. of his fa-': _ p,.^. Schmidt; Avenet. Mrs, and also municipal bonds of Wood about the IIICIIK-••'•'•I'lui. uf Mount Qicuivl I'»fi*h hall mou Btrirles from thft "Tall Story p Dohato; Colonia, Mrs. Mary bridge Township, Perth Amboy in Wo Club." fLet's take a brief survey of theand l.ovaltv to the Natinn." Amhuy avenue, Wopdbridge. "NOW* IB TIIK T1MK TO BUY!" ' Pattisori; tselin, Mrs. Hall. 'and Metuchen, 'Thank L_» . > candidates (or Mayor: The Ke- foresight to el "*! i party nominee is August and uiit»ie'< who, because of his genial Woodbridge f iud attractive person- WOODBRIDQE PARK - BEFORE AND AFTER is »omcthin)t t al likcil. Mr. r.reincr bridpe sho«14 " aspires to he Mayor of Wood- section where „_., what are his qualifications was a deap (the office? That question is through you .nenlal and calls for a dear of complaini I understandable, answer. this action. (lieiner has been a resident "Now spea je for many years, but Ryan, as an L.. ..ot recall ever haying heard ent Mayor 19 ' sponsoring, or being associ- regular, two witli, any inuvciiteut civic or g He is a man wl fctwise thai had for its purpose fact he hus tajti dvunr.ement of the progress of lions upon "iridlfe, Township, In every t;ood nature. pality, wlutliei' it he a hamlet Township, a city, there are always dollar made rtunities for leaders in civic in the last „. and it is these leaders in been invested .flfairs and it is these leaders fentualty should,-or do, Mpitti If the Town 'jlic office, In fact, the family goes Igt gained by them through a bigger sta, .ion with non-partisan civic head of your >es serves as education and a do nut conv g stone b,y which they <(iial chare maidves to serve the public "I i Tidal capacity. Mr. (ireinei Middlesex VIK to be one of these leaders :ipoke in population of Woodliriilgi whom 1 d(tj OnUliueU fruiu l'ueu Onr. fa- iRDIMAN'S Lwfytui to"*^. lllB WOOD- brush and mud. What a light It ha. .' In ^ go by tbe puru in tht* summer rum the Ambjiy Nuwa cli»uwli«ri» Hint old eye-ttore of a awmn,) In PHARMACY wan to, Kim-t a ittiunuer coming plane of a crooked, mud and gar-and iee ktddteaAvadlBg in the in this edition, Mr. J. Logan Clev-. tin- heart ol tbe town la tr»n»r L. HardlmuD, (urmerJy of today pictures of the site ot l\\i into town. The brook was filled bage (Hied brook, we have a clean W)ol, others roller tkatlng or ^lay- editor of that publication tunned Into a beauty «pot Tor the WoodbrldRu park before and after with every tiling from old boptN to controlled btrmiu, hutem) of tag to the sand pitet, whUe tbu at tDe time, e4id- wbolu world to admire," 8eam«n's Perth Amboy 1 thu much dluw***1 f*!* WM cou" tlu cans aud In jralny weather it wrub and weeds »• have • ipa- dldet boys and glrli are biflttf en- "Tbe beauty; «1 Woodbridge to Uut, the way BOMB ot our Re- Btructud, so'thlt'oor rettdaru may overflowed floodmg Pearl street cioui green Uwn and beautiful >n i py$ll , rsona Bawlni tUrou^h on thpublicae n worker* act, they -altnoit e for thfliiwelv«a th« e.ontrast.ot aud AuiUiy avenue. HoutB of our shrubbery. Concrete roadi, walk», «.Y«t, there are Mpo in > train w*a destroyed by this swamp wake you bsileve that they Vould 5CRIPT10NS a dismal Bwarna and u scene ot were not above using the ptrtha, UghU at regular interval!, midit who would quantum He a4-It i» gratifying In «fl ths *kmw like to return to the dayi ot a dU- eaet bree41n« Bwanip. In th«rtf For and Delivered beauty, liuth pictures wer« tak " ati a garbage dump, and Mwading pool, tennis eourto and vUabUlty of bnUdhlf tbe ?»rl{« in that l« being m»(Je,—No tpwn or be*d«|! r«pw*ed vditoriaUy playground, har« all taken the thth e TowmhlpTVhi . p«fWftaW' DuH y can Bovlt was ever known to lose any flMy don'V Want that, bui Glance tifplcturu number one,last week, It wa» altogether aa un place ot a dreary, lonwonw, mel- slbly do M it b«w»4 thing by tin eiUblUhlug el Avenue. was taken la Nuyomber, lightly a place ot land tm you can ancholy }i«se ot land which Money Inverts In tht, faj terioui w«t weather we* not only glo Clear|y U la aothlaf>it4«oUUnl : tflBk at • »«*' tak« on July 8l; Th* fettop. Haw In an

'. f H. -..,.:. J.-..4.:; ; WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRIDAY, NOV. 3,1833 AGE

, Ryan and his administration have given the Township all that it was humanly pos- "When Frost Is On The Pun'km" Letter to the Editor. sible to give for the good of all the citizen- would devote extra time to the ('-.)nslder»blf- S|>.WP «a8 devoted Leader completion of the assessment trey 17 bv our local .ireea In tn? iwu? of 'Every triday That is why the LEADER is pleading the would be paid anad«|uaU t-oni- •ause of Mayor William A. Ryan. Comrnit- u>h.< Z.m to the report or an ,„.„„,„„„ ,n CXCBM of lhe „,„„„, )R CL Street Woodbridge, N. J. *emen Joseph L. Gill and Robert U_S»|- nwarranted a".ack upon ni> cnar- fU(>() )n |))e rCT0|ut|0n of ftI)po|n,. acler and integrity by my Demo- ment. » Port Om« It Woodbrtdlt. K. J. Jer, and Charles Alexander, because in its cratic opponent. i'own»hi|i Com- RMolved, that uld Commission- CI«M Mall Matter heart it believes that the Township of himemtn Kobert 1,. Saltier. > Thai MnJ ers '>e each ^ald one-halt ot our Woodbridge would benefit by a continued While nllil adhering to my prin- percent of the Cost of the lm- "Sea l)r . CAHPION.....PUW. A ion. Hltoi business administration. < ciple ol oonductinK a clean, con- provement for their lervlees. Tc> Bdltot structive campaign devoid ot per- be included In the cost ot tald lm AdmtlUng MuiM*r sonalities or mudsllnglns, 1 t<*l irovement. Inmll wns tell IF I WERE A G. 0. P. CANDIDATE that 1 owe thU statement to the Thin quotation from the Mln fiunl von Lin L H.fiO a lir. In Miuit* BY THE EDITOR great number of our cltlienB who ute« of 1925 proven that either If 1 were a Republican candidate 1 would are iw loyally «u|>i>ortlnK me In an Mr. Saltier did not knfcw what he fame, in edort lo obtain uetter local gov- talking al>°H' or '« guilty of promise; a considerable drop in the tax rate ernment. Hcpublfeattoa Ot nevt uiA mlitorlal deliberately deceiving the peopl* 1 next year if elected, 1 would promise to Ml^ll) 111' •mbi Una column* Ii ixrrnll- My opponent excuses his attack with half truths. <9 over hi1, UA Brofifed credit la firm io Tb« make all assessment* promptly, grant no WMMirMfl U*Jer. Corrnpon. by stating that I Inserted an ad- The whole attack thus reveals ||)(T OIK* IliCl K* frwn ntter*. expretnlng op- cemetery permits to Strangers; put the at- vertisement in a Hungarian news- Uelf to be but a cheap form of JllSt lmki'i « topta of lnttr*«t «r* to- orney and engineer on salary, hold meet- paper attacking him. This state- political niudsllnglng Intended to lit, !ln Wr mt win tn published. ings 111 the evening, etc., et« «u^ but, ment is not true as I have not weaken the confidence of the pub Ky nn nllii'i ^ 1( This while promising. I would hold my tongue adrtrttsed in u» new&daeejt. or. Us IS ». PR?* II. VM- II S*' authorized anyone to do no In ray fact together" win lhe JfW- illP pt II. "EXPLANATION" in my Cheek and look at the floor. behalf. Reubllcan. Primary contest of HIIR prunrf. Ami MI •the Editor" column on For, a reduction in the tax rate for the My opponent states that 1 ask- year it sufficient answer to Mr. Tin dint \»n ,-fredenck A.'Spencer, Republi next year is assured; there will be no more ed him to place me on a sewer San.em statements contierning tm rnrp imiih iate for fcpmmittee'mtan from the improvements in our ToVnship to assess for assessment collui'.isalon in 1928. affiliations with the former Re- |\v;is poll 1 c iln This statement Is also absolutely publican administration. i, pitifully attempts to "explain" some time to come; the engineer would I am running on the Republican Wll.lt untrue. made against him that he ac Platform, pledged to good, clean j II.' H 1". 11] receive more than he does at the present 1 for eighteen days work Ht. further states that aB one government and feel that If after Innil hi' I'lisliiv time and the amount the attorney would of the assessor,, of the Hopela*n ncer quibbles a great deal abou eight yean in office I could noi Irk nrnimil on receive would be greater than he is getting Section of the Hopelawn Sewet run upon my record, 1 would re but does not explain how hisfor legal services today. Financial advice Improvement. 1 accepted tor my tire gracefully rather than to at- n't Ills illsli, '< assessment commissioner wascould be paid for at any rate determined. i vice? a check from the Town tempt reelection by making un I pretty Roon 11600 for thftt short period. Mr. ship of J583.00 when only |110 founded personal attacks upon m> you think * Night meetings, as we all know, were due me according to a resolu- oponent. ttotes the resolution passed on held by the Republicans when they were tion passed by the Township Com 28, 1926 just two days befon FREDERICK A. SPENCER 1 • 1111 .•Hid se in power before. Occasionally recesses on December 7th, 1925. It Q. 0. P. regime had to leave thi were taken of two or three hours duration will interest Mr. Sattler as well «» ; who have faith in iny char- ' tut n hi;; we "Vin whiclf )je -was to-be given one- in a hotel. It may be that the chief advi- ;md integrity to know that FORDS fat It ilown by percehl of tfte cost of the ap- sor of the presentRepublican office seekers i In- TownBhip Committee mln Andenon—Hoffmann |nt it, sort of : [t as the "ambuiit of labor invdlv remembers with pleasure the good times he a ot December 1925 on page 1' A pretty autumn wedding took ,t. No mat ed in those days when he advises this 4ii thtTf U also recorded the fol e lowing resolution. place Saturday afternoon when lillld ^ M Edna Hoffmann, daughter, •Dec. 28th, 1925" >wn 'sewer, we cannot agree thai certainly promise economy for presen of Mrs. J- Hofminn, of Union ami miule"*| time in that job was worth $58S conditions guarantee that. of a tffcgular Meeting Beacb, became the bride of Earl (iwlmmin'. anti in days. Hor can anyone else. If 1 were a Republican candidate witha S.SO P. M.—All Members pr«»- *»•, JMvftA wny :ind tr| 0. P. candidate declares that h nt. Andew Andenon, of Grows pother, and pjj sincere desire to serve the Township in- The Commissioners appointed rt or authorize anyone to insert Blue road, Fords. The ceremony was nt of lilm. stead of those who put me on the ticket i ment agreement or displaying or the assessment of the Hope- performed by Rev. Heed at the 1 fe," TT6 ment in a Hungarian newspa- for selfish reasons, I would attempt, at life. Approximate goals have been set, ^ . jn8,Knja w|ulle nott complying witl lawn Section of the Hopelawn Grace M. E- church, in Union 1 of | pp g g din?! ig Mr. Sattler. least, to present a comprehensive program «ewer, baviag devoted extra time Beach. of $226,000,000 to Se spent in a year, the agreement." to the work of such assessment Bred , Mr. Spencer, do you explai as to what I hoped to accomplish if elected. 153,000,000 before Christmas. They have cheaters and chiselers Surely now the ind having completed the tenta SoekiMef •baitn ment that appeared in th If 1 were sincerely of the belief that the oeen set with a considered estimate of the; are aware that tne federal government, in lve assessment of cost upon the Hungarian newspaper publish Township is in a bad financial condition, city's present and prospeceive buying pow- its euurts to regain our lost prosperity and >ro;>erty affected comprising over Police are searching for the four thousand lots and having Km! i Amboy, on October 6, whicr uncommon with other municipalities and I er_ gut a thoroughly aroused public de- theif who broke Into the home of happiness, is not to be "monkeyed with", given notice of hearing on said gariafi people to vote for yo Mr. Cliriatoffewon. of 35 Third verging on bankruptcy, I would explain ttermination to do and win may prove and will add their small but sincere sup- assessment on Dec. 30th, 1925, lyattaclj«-Mr. Sattler? The street, Fords, and atole 161 out j in detail how 1 would try to correct or im- more important than any definite financial port to that of the rest of us. and the amount of labor involved I'll he of the "ad" which is in Hun- prove conditions. I would never be satis- mark. More power to F.D.Pv. and General John- in said assessment being great and of a strong, boi, sometime Run |8 HSilln, SOD ,rs one English line, Or- fied to run on a vague platform of forced (The Newark Evening News.) havlns been expedltously done and diLV son and their gallant busy mascot, the Blue the total cost assessed being In Mr. Chrlitoffewon told Patrol- AND PAID FOR BY THE COM- economy. The time selected for meetings Eagle. 1'iifti 'em j I". We do not believe, Mr. Spence excess of $100,000.00 and said man Karney Romano, who Investi- iriiiiiiiy!" would be of such small importance I would SHARPENING THE TALONS. commlsioner9 havlnp been assured gated, that there was no one home did not know that the "ad" wa not even mention it. If conditions war- OPERA IN SHIRT SLEEVES by this Committee that ii they all day. rted wheni it was ordered an Apparently President Roosevelt and ranted it, that could be changed at any ^ JohMon reihze the Hard times come and hard times may iy the Republican committee. of Will time. I would cease to attempt to impress , home, obgervation that the «N_ go, but the old New York Hippodrome \er, Mr Speneer, is 'but a weal t the public with my ability to make knew that it could not go on forever with- cover up the* fact; which yoi K. A. must succeed or else!", for they have AGEMENT tare tains out of mlolehjlls. out a tenant' 1 richest 1 ide from the voters in this Town have been busy these past few weeks in UNDER NEW MAN If 1 were appealing to the voters with sharpening the Blue Eagle's talons. There Singers trained for grand opera couldn't you were connected, if not the argument that we needed a change I B old G. 0. P. gang back in 192E can be mmustftke now. We have goue too join industrial code meetings. And 'besides, would tell them what changes were needed far to allow the success of the movement they haS to make a living, even if it was and who would make them. They should to be hampered any further by the tenden- summer, when there is supposed to be an MUNICIPAL TUESDAY'S ELECTION and would be interested in knowing the cy to cheat on the~T5aTt of some employers inverse ratio between the high mark of a ;ay, the voters of the Townsln qualifications of each candidate as well who are appropiately characterized by the thermometer and the low mark of an audi polls and exercise their righ As the calibre of the advisors. name ot "chiselers". ence. Service Station Of these United States by cast Instead of denying rumors that certain the-men of their choice. Oi men had been promised appointments At first trie only punishments (powerful So they moved into New York City's Rahway Avenue and Main Street as they were) meted out to those who sign- Hippodrome and hung out hand-bills an tamer men. 4 ie voters will be asked to sele when 1 knew full well that almost without ed the pledge and promptly forgot its pro- nouncing performances of grand opera at WOODBRIDGE, N. J. cnwlm.v 'an-at-large, and a committee exception that the appointments are to be ijcr mill Imliiui ward of the, 'Township, visions were the deprivation of their the'unprecedented price of twenty-five 1 made from the list as printed, I would re- the type wns duty of each and every,citizen frain form intimating that they were not "eagles" and the attending publicity- Two cents a seat. r,Rosas, who Y clearly before he casts his vote. men of ability. notaole cases ot this kind occured some What happened has gone down into his- SINCLAIR"'GAS AND OIL Ifotlted tlin Induing^ weeks'ago in New Rochelle, Over in West- hand we find the Republican can- The man that they finally coaxed into tory as the sensational success of popular ... , and ruled chesler Uounty, New York, >fthere the pro opera for the masses. P'fXHfn jester, inexperienced men who have being candidate for committeeman-at-large prietors of a meat market and a beauty ie pampero "it upon themselves to cast slurs really didn't want the office. He was The house was packed to its capacity of shop were found to be "chiseling" on the storms) an i offering anything constructive. On drafted into it, and unfortunately the men six thousand. The packing continued—re N. K. A. rflercely pr|n| band we have the present Dem- who did the drafting were in everyway gardless of sweltering heat or the lur« of Aire*. W| f comjnitteemen who are running for associated with the old G. 0. P. regime. The butcher was charged by the investi open-air entertainment. New York pushed n, and a young man from the sec If 1 were a Republican candidate 1 would gator of not complying with the minimum through the doors in thin voile dresses and pd, who, with his experience in the not wish to be associated with them. wage scale, and of working some of his shirt sleeves «(nd no amount of humidity il world will be a distinct help on And now, let's take (he firm of Dunham employes from 80 to 86 hfours a week. The could restrain its enthusiasm. Tires - Tubes - Batteries I assassins. nmittee. & Sabo, which is more than a commercial beautician, a woman, was found to have And now we are all sitting up and tak rmilYi^ wheeled at has the present administration &c- firm. Meetings of the G. 0. P. backers, increased her prices fifty percent, adver- ing notice. We can laugh at the old tradi Greasing - Washing - Polishing [from the city's tied, the voter may'rightfully ask. tising the increase as due to her compli- tional belief that Europe will flock to op •otwe.cn 4 iiml S p. i whose names were familar back in 1925, i .him we say, that despite all the im-are held there. The latter memlber of the ance with the regulations of the Presi- era, but that America won't. Perhaps it Service With A Smile. Give U« A hy ente that the G. 0|'P. office seekers firm aspired to be candidate for commit- dent's agreement, whereas it. was revealed was the radio that laid the groundwork for Telephone WO. 8-1280 , erately knockinf as a last straw, teeman from the first ward, in response tha| the overhead had actually become this overwhelming attendance The Hip- Tsxa.' OPEN 6.30 A. M. TO 10 P. M. Tior In Its admission I iate is over 100 points lower than to the Republican promise last year that only $2 greater by raising the salaries of podrome management believes that it has la State, Texas umintnjfl e Republicans w«re removed from a^ Hungarian would be on the ticket, but her two young women employes ?1 each— attracted thousands who have never ex- bulletin Issued m righteously incensed citizenry in was left by the way&ide. when the promise from $8 to $9 per week. perienced opera at first hand before. Not pjirtment.. ( The Texnj h The present administration has turn- was broken. If I were a Republican I Only two weeks ago the President went knowing what their reaction would be, i|.iisi'U of thfi lirlu countrified looking town into a place iU»l Arelil'f, til would find' out why that promise was bro- further in his efforts to assure the success fearing dissapointment, many people were (lie (ileiun packet 'sauty". ftttttgh roads have bt*en changed ken. of hu gr§at measure by signing an execu- reticent about purchasing ticket* at high dinners Sun Antonio, M>oth highways, swamps have been And If 1 were a G. 0. P. candidate—but tive order providing fines of ?500 and prices. Never before had any manager ^of- Sun Kernurd ;unl jMirted into parks, flooded streets and why the ifs, I just wouldn't be one any-termsvof sue months imprisonment for "any fered them the opportunity of experiment- have been eliminated by a long- way. one falsely representing himself to be op- ing at twenty-five cents a performance. swer system. erating under the President's re-employ The Pictorial Review, November, 1933. Hbe year the administration advised the BUYING FOR PROSPERITY £idge Township Taxpayers' associa- Newark's buying drive is on. Elemental "ttt they would refinance $1,750,004. ly an inspired, planned and conceited ef- : of bonds &t 5^ per cent. The so- Institution 1 fort to put the latent spending power of taxpayers' association said it could the public to work turning wheels of bus- | done, that it would be a miracle. iness more briskly, it means and is far tie administration accomplished that JOB, tHf MOW MUCH MJfr more than that. A little more wise arid jud- "THEY WMN1 >TOU? VJOULD icious spending Oy each citizen who lug a UtiB TO VCAR the propaganda regarding the few or many dollars which are not Work- t SUPPER ystem and its cost, the Republican ing will increase the turnover of local jjieee has failed to tell the voters stores and industries, The benefit will be the parks had not been built there passed on to employees who, in turn, will SAVE only be a two point saving on the have more money to spend, Outstanding 11 and that the coat of the system ttiis will be paid, increasing fJie buying —IMHMITEIZ pe spread over a period of 85 years WB power of the present creditors. Taxes will proportioned that way on the tax bill. be paid, to the benefit of the city and its has slur .1 it not better*(JQ pay Jh.ose two extra Vwill suun corrtl employees, Business of #WX Kwt and thfi and have places 'of oeauty'artd #ec- professions will feehthe irrtpulse, direcfly &n instead of garbage dumps? Jo many p«opl« make.the mistake ol saving or indirectly Tbat is the buying campaign ,$a we can gnthflf in tim campaign ! of a ih-tts simplest aspect. * • ' " • iffilM *W$rri object. THe) tack thinjf that the Republicans have .But there ii\ a hroatjiii; aspect to this buy- (I is Ihe nbolishnient of the road t1 W driva, W w buying, toe, 'J^e fit (he incentive to continue^ (heir laudable plan i the "Callforulu n< machinery of the administration s recovery' if Mttiif > M

to t ^ IN Soap's Washing Power the Important Factor NEW JERSEY Ease Pain [SONG OF POETS By Ill'HY IIAKK.K Vrf'Klt, sunw> while wit^hlngs — o kind Hint make the !ii>lj>lilmrt\ iil Imagery Employed nok mid ndinlre- are rnsirr to got In Few Mil l»y Immortals. linn many it woman linuglneR. Much depends on the quality of National Topics Interpreted be soup yon use. Since It's the aonp 1 |\,i urn ever has ndrnwili'ly rift- hat does the actual cleansing, you'll by William Bruckart «l"RAit> ILL MAVE TO 1 1 lio iilu-nimiemm of ruin, The nd It pays to use a good "onp p ninn knowR only Hint It Is rather than n "cheap" one. As one AVnshlnftton.-lt Is I srnnt two heard these dnys Rive rise to ClUB T0NI8HT. IB LO»C TO/ ry hut uncomfortable. The lousewlfe recently put It: months until congress will be buck doubt whether normal rulrs will ha 60, BUt WE fc think* nf It only In terms of "1 never thought Hint the kind of here In the N followed. Hence, the question: Ltlty. After on6 eoMMw the troubloi of the Liquor who like to asuo- 1-tut tho pools iind philosopher* that, I hnd iiinivelotia results." jByi |t |s aifflcult to avoid the con- Queirion date with the duty It Is tn clironlrle nnd Quality, of course, does not menn fiction • there seems to be nmple fourth estate, In •rrnrd tin1 characteristics of nature nlze or form or color. It means the n[umn for Wondermg what congress Washington, Ut replete with cartoons hover have been entirely successful washing power of the elennslng lll jgi and ketches. They are the work |n thi'lr endeftvnr to i\1 Miii' and tis, neuralgia ,.. the/«/til *tfe relief, Iperliiips tho most poetlnil (if ninny form It la. And It's well to remem- pears certain the senators and rep- The cartoon was drawn Ju»t after Wmhlnnton. L>. t\—WNU Si'rvloe. fuses of (he word Is that in the ber that thorough cleanness—not the 4,iXK> miles of county mads, nmcOy it is said, yet discovered. resentatives are not going to be so three-point-two beer was legalised. AUNKUAT URIH bouse, hard surfaced. I'.ven the villages and al-1 Those results aw due to a scien- [I'salnm: "He shall <•'»«« down like color of soap—makes clothes white. tractable as they were from March But, while the cartoon was direct- lilt by the recent hurricane most every fiinnhouse In the stnte tific discovery by which a Bayer nin upon the mown jrrass: us show- to June In the extraordinary ses- ed to beer and beer drinkers, some B"which swept the Atlantic have all-weather pavements to their Aspirin Tablet begins to dissolve, or rn Hint water the enrth." lluddbn Wright's Indian Vegetable rills are sion. It Is equally certain that the of the officials of the present ad- coaut, will be saved, according to doora. | disintegrate, Iri the amwing space of l-too. IK rt'K|Kinsllile,.fiir nn imaglna not only a purgative. They exert a two seconds after touching rnoistun!. members will come back from the ministration have taken *e thought reports from the New Jersey cap- Outline a "ftnuro eight" tour Hive employment of the Idi-n when tonic notion on the digestion. Teat hustings filled with a lot of new ital. The state board of commerce And hen« to start "taking hold of most, seriously In Its application to through the state, and you can touch pain a few minutes after taking. |«iie Nays, "If there bo one righteous : them yourself now. Only 25c a box. Ideas, champing at the bit, eager to the general liquor question. As a and navigation will ask for $12,000 most ot Its resorts, historic shrines. lerwiti, the rain falls for his sake." The illustration of the glass, here, •Wright's Pill Co., 100 flold St., N. Y. do things, demanding that things result, they are now engaged In of state funds to protect the light forests and farm lands, cities nnd Shnkesprtire wrote: "O enrth! tells the story. \ Bayer Tablet starts City. Adv. be done this way or that Indeed, studies by which they hope to make Although Barncgat Is a famous Industrjal regions, ns Well aa thr • wfll befriend thee more with rnin to disintegrate almost instantly you I think It can be said that Mr. It Impossible for hard liquor to landmark of the state, New Jersey mountain lakes of the north. j swallow it. And thus is ready to go to '•• tlinii youthful April HIIHII with nl' Generator Charging Roosevelt Is going to have both make a fool of Itself when It comes is more widely known, particularly work almost instantly. bis showers; In summer's droURh Seeing th» State by Motor Car. j Tests hn\'e proved that a high g hands full, and If he pulls the reins back for legal sale, probably In among Americans In playful niooil, Starting from Atlantic Highland* When you buy, though, see that III drop IIIIOII tlieo still." Milton prntor charging rate not only Is bad In successfully controlling congress, time for Christmas celebrations. because It la the stnte In which At- you gel the Genuine BAYER Aspirin. "And now the thlrkiMied sky you swing down the east coast, turn for the generator, hut causes an er- he will have demonstrated that he Under Secretary Acheson, of the lantic City Is situated. Ing west at Delaware bay; thence, For Bayer Aspirin's quick relief like a dark celling stood:' down always say "BAYER Aspirin. cesslvrty rapid rate of evaporation 1B not only a master politician but treasury, tells me that It Is one of All ttie great treks of history-* through rfoh farms along the bay and rushed iTnvrain impetuous." I'rlo of water in the liattery. a super-politician. It is a test, be- the moat delicate problems with the Persians tinder Xerxes, the rivers to Cnmden and the state cap-; with the Rtff! ,i|itlml»Ucally urged: yond the shadow of a doubt, and B which he has to deal. It Involves Huns under Atllla, the Moslems un- Hal, Trenton. Thence across Umj TiUvi.ion'i Stttut fire dnliy shower* rnjiili'c tlvn Ililrst social questions of far reaching con- is not vet supreme test In every sense of the der Mohammed II, the "(iolden •Vnlsl" of centm! NevV Jerdey, out; Frankly, television n* un Industry . <i Rhowcrj* f"r th Uertv comiile*. which has ye from labor; continuing threats despite the overwhelming senti- tlon like Argentina or Canada, or 41*^8 *w» Vtflt• tiUMWT the «fttperl (UK flowers. FIORESTON SHAMPOO - MMI for m. to ment for repeal that has been almost twice the population of the waboard." mental stage In their laboratories. He demo Frnm the pens flinl tin- Ptri tontiMtkm-with Pirk«'iHilrB«U«ra.»l»k5i the from numerous agricultural sec- Kowhcri1 Is there n more anl- • l bnir U«ht uhiult: for tin h«ir »fi uid flnffy. W c*nt» by mil w «t onf- shown. Australian continent, pilgrimaging Others have contented themselves the Koran) (tat*. HIMU Cbanlad Worlo, FaUhoaw, N.T. tions; saber rattling from abroad, nateil strip of sencoust than the whfn Inlrt rrles about the burden of luxation Mr. Acheron .pointed out how all In a few months to a strip of sand th«lr nnondny ilri'iuns. .30 miles of eastern New Jersey fne- | yet dire need for more money for of these questions were Interlinked, ten mites tong--and n huM to three- quarters of a mile wide! Ttg We Atlantic ocean. U««, tu Longfellow noted. "The bunded the federal government, pressing and that fact has not made their nore than IK) different resorts, mil- ilmiilH, Ukp friars, toll their licmls Handwriting Analyzed social and political problems fol- solution easier. For Instance, he Less than one hundred years ngo Ions upon millions ot Americana. Atlnntic City was a nameless clus- In drops of ruin," and Hrynnt re- Send sample of your handwriting lowing repeal of prohibition, de- suggested that the committee of ^anailiiiiis, and others come each norted, "The inlghl.v ruin Imlils the with 10 cents for an individual mands for relief for the farmer, for representatives'from several depart- ter of fUhermon's huts on Abaecon ear in search of health and rec- vast finplrp of (hi' sky alone." analysis to the debtor, for the unemployed, and ments of the government were Island. Then mine mils from Phil- •eatlnn—to swim, llsh, sail, walk, Among the philosophers. Ceiirge generally speaking, some new crop searching for a proper tai Uvfl, If adelphia, and Hit' lirst excursion i lay fjmni'B, or rost. Henry Lewes nnd John Iliirroimhs 1U Wert 42»d Strwt, of troubles every day. the rate of tax were too high, it train, July 1, 1S,'i4. Its ,')00 passen- Kxcept for occasional Intervening lii'st cssuyt'd appreciation of the i-lr- It is to he remembered, too, Hint would make liquor cost more than gers taxed the pioneer resort. inlets or niarsliy islands, the resorts 1 iKiiistunci'. Tlie former wild; every time congress convenes for most consumers would be willing The famous Boardwalk begins at crowd closely along the beach, one "ltenicinlier thiit every drop of UKT STARTKII IN lorn TOWN NOW.ja new session, Its members have to pay. The result most certainly the Inlet and parallels the ocean after another. Fishermen's havens, 1 c shore for several miles through At- MEDICAL AD ruin that rulls bi'iirx Inl'i Hie Inwiim '^ t t0 au«i to would be return of a large number cninp-meetiiig colonies, and the prl- pridK'e tiiTi-isnty. \\V tell you how. the brim with problems, pet or gen- of bootleggers, from whom the gov- lantic City, and the adjoining mu- ate beach chilis of the wealthy nf the wirth a quality nf beautiful our null iimklw; ul> tn fr.(Ml mi I'hi-Mmas If you want to *& ~ fertility." nliilli.s nl.nn- KWYIAK. 41U 1MI.T1- eral, from u particular section or ernment would get tax only when It ntcipalities of Ventnor and Margate march In line with tourist-tent com- ... keep the bowel action regular i MOHK AVK., I'llll.AKKI.l'lllA, FA, stute. It Is thus quite natural that caught them. If the rate were too ' city. Not all of Atlantic City's 12,- munities, (.'iiHiiKe rows, and vast And the latter, frankly anticlpat- low, the legalization of liquor 000,000 annual visitors swim, sail, ... make constipated spells as rare M < Ina it pleasure In Blurt", dcchired: lu this particular circumstance, playground cities like Atlantic City, there will be partisans supporting would have netted nothing, for one 'flsii, or take part in the other amuse- ,oug UrniU'h, and Anbury I'ark. ... avoid danger of bowel strain "1 think rain In us nerrsunry to M every one of the various questions thing to be said In Its behalf is ments the resort affords, but all of Now a new ocenn drive, in plain lie mind nx tn vegetation. My very —use a liquid laiatlvo F M 1 Imve set down. And don't forget, that it will produce revenue for a them walk, or ride in n roll- view of the surf, runs southward thoughts become thirsty and crave those senators and representatives government sorely needing It. j ing chair, along this Incomparable from l.ons ISrnncli to the twin com- |will make themselves heart)! They If the Cederal tax rate be too Boardwalk. munltles'of Asbury I'aMt and Ocean Can constipntion be overcome? don't know Hnrroimtis was n modern man. have never failed (It this job, lier«- high, also, lUere,would belittle of On the Boardwalk. irm-p. AtthnuRh one is very unlike | "Yes!" say medical men. "Yest" chance it. 1 Possibly hr- represents the uu'dern tufore, and there lire no signs Indi- the possible tax left for assess-' the otFer today, bottt were fonnxlrt declare thousands who have CaldweU's'*-'-'--"•-S« Today's Boardwalk Is a glfint plainly oa{ reliction.— Indianapolis News. cating they will full this time. n 1811!) ns religious havens, or camp, followed their advice, and kitm. ment by the states, and they need 1UgiTwny" as"'wide "as a "boulevard, You are not apt to cure your pure pepsin, | • t t axees as wellwell. FurtherFurther, a tax rate ^ , m dd meeting resorts. With Us conven- Its very J Model of Sea Bottom h gh concretc pmars an constipation with salts, pills and | What the. result will be, no one oo high would naturally react miles north it is tion halls, piers, boardwalk shops, tablets, or any habit-forming pepsin is 1' An.iiTOinito model of tlie bottom gtecl beania> h it i ful taste, 47/ST. ctin do more than guess. There are agalnst the sale of the raw mate- •almOf .t ^ ln the Agbnry l>nrk theaters, and large hotels, Asbury cathartic. But you can overcome of the troplflH/i'ii Is b>'lng prepared Safe for i •jUST WEST tftfWAY certajn ..pluujes oE rial? used ln fllstjlllng liquor and boardwnWi, hnd mm oth?r - Park ^differs sliarply. sfrom this condition just by gentle for the liuffitln .Museum of Science regulation witfl a suitable'liquid' fhildrwjj-1 Faith in the advance force those prices down. Such a j tmhs ,mU(Ue lt by a group of artists who inude ninny HEW YORK tlaf, 8ectarian'*Ocenn Grove.' ' laxative. ready for ttivi Roosevelt showing ol the •Ute obviously would hurt ,tli© farm,, mm a [maiM thi6 Roar(lwaik , Benut/ of "the Plain*." descents for the purpose. At a depth pleture, however, TS who grow so much of the raw ! , sl- Dn. Caldwtlts Syrup Pepsin New Mersey seaboard. Here one ma m BACK rjd the couritry -a* saloons to some Bilt Atlantic City, with Its vari- may drive for miles among rolling, In buying any laxative, read "SOVTVIL.-J^EAR OIX 111 in and may oppose him it) his pro- the label. 'If it contains a doubt- grams and policies, but they will extent, There certainly is senti- ety and contrasts, Is but one of New grass-covered dunes, where only an $1.25 UI Dnujliti. Discrlplltt toldw onttqirtst ment for distribution only in puck-1 Jersey's many facets, it variety b occasional poast guard station re- ful drug", don't tjake it. it you AUo excdltnt for Ttntpuriti DeifntM read Hvlint he has to say or listen Mid Iltid Noli" diu id carnation to liini mi the radio. That U nn ad- ages. That, however, ls up to the the spice of life, New Jersey is culls civilization. At the extreme hT eulds. Flu >nd •wimaiUU. vantagu ut great importance, Hluce Btutes, but the federal government highly seasoned state. end of the Island rises the deserted Humiliating A. 0. I.I'ONARO. Inc. , nevertheless ls studying the ques- Mountuln, plain nnd seashore shaft of Ikriiegat Light, most re- 70 Fifth A»c, New Votk City lii! lias the audience. In the case of "It Is no disgrace to fail If you "You i tion. lakes, forests, and mighty rivers uowned of Jersey lighthouses. lave done your best," say» a philoso- oyster st» senators or representutivea, except Practical problems of the liquor among a few of the real leadtra, cities, colonial villages, and suburb! Ocean City, farther down, tlie therV'Still, it's pretty tough to have RCTUMIt Knd suffering Yuiicando You will be delighted a limited group of followers will trade likewise must be .considered, keyed to thp niodern age; airways coast, Is linked with Atlantic City's :o admit that the best yon could do AS III HI A it riKht now .by. read what he says or' listen to his Hnd there are any numbers of legal superhighways, electrified railroads, Absccon (sland by a ntflr steel vas fall looking REPARA- with the convenient loc* questions that must be Ironed out Vamils, and country limes; giant In- •J - no matter how niouthings, but generally there Is bridge. Some day all the Island re- BRONCHITIS ..^jornyour case.Thou As an example of- the legal prob- dustrles, craftsmen's shops, unlver- 1 tion, the old fashioned the tendency to read a headline uad sorts will be conuected by highway »anda oi suflereis all oner lems, I am told that while It Is nat- pities, historic shrines! munoral es- - i thiscountrytdluatliatlhis sny "it's Just Congressman . Vmw bridges. Ocean City ls one of the HAhat teenY FEVEtheir ttnerimccR ^ . Begin taking HAY.- comfort, and the econom- ta-iimp" and read the next column. nrul to suppose repeal will taka tate8' aml iog L.uliins-New .Jersey gateways to Cape May county, "New WARD'S PREPARATION todav-andyouwillte awuy the foundation of the Vol- j ti i n. In the next place, there is an elec- ias lt m a JerseyWVoy l)o%u Kant." „ Mn ical rates at this famous slend enforcement act, there are per buttle. Write dirtrt to us «*** u"H'SK tion fuclni; all of the members of Two Jerseys in Early Days. Cape May City ls one of the old- ALLR»GHT,TEU to, ta, Dtpt \ 11» Nina St.. H.« York City nevertheless a gooj many provi- uptown hotel. the house of representatives and Once there were two "Jerseys," an est seashore resorts ln the United sions of It which can stand by thein- outvlUii* nf Hie twnutor-ii, and every ME.^HOW CAN Congress had authority to East New jersey, with Its capital at States. Advertisements describing FOUR TEN-ACRE TRACTS day that any one of them bulks on enact them, even though the wain Ainbqjf, and West N^w Jer- Its beach, horseback riding, aud tav- YOU GET MY IN IMI'KUIAI. (OINO, C'AI.IH>«NIA. Presidential plans, he Is Just one ern appeared In 'Philadelphia news- Klnnnrlul irvvnf" iii'lhi' 'I '"^"J"",^..,,^ SHERMAN features of the enforcement code wlt capitull) ut ulera an(1 (Biy nearer the polls. If need be, " ^ papers as early as 17T0, and it was CLOTHES WHiTER? iw.litliiKS liiinii'dlilti-ly. Kri'd «'«l ''"I",,,"' must fall when the Eighteenth Burlington. nny l.i.'UIMbluno-B. Illiro .,|i|H,lltmlty• W " you know, the President can let It Before the Revolution East New popular ufter the ltevolutlon. li'iulu m cd'hunm. No broker. Writ* . amendment becomes just a matter be known that the Individual con was sold at public auction Today Cape May's principal In- Konm Ull, Motfl" Vork! Ntw V> " of mackerel, buss, tuna, and other HOTEL laws, Including the so-callftd Webb-,QUttker "8SOcllltes. hold HANI) KNITI'INO VAKNH AN1> B(HKi.K- man or ludy member has something e8t New food tishes landed ln Its harbor is Fluent quality »t nMidfiuto l>fti'f». l-nj«"'t 70tkir BROADWAY 7U St. Kenyon act. which for years haa F Jersey. William Penn 1 to worry about. In few Instances valued at more than $2,500,000. »lm.lra mm tw»lv, sand ti>r »l'""l l''» !'"'"!;• prohibited shipment of liquor Into **[neA hls "1Bt ™lolll*ln& «P«r'- can they win Individually; they i Let us now leave "holiday land'' h hibii eIlcence 'i"n KeNeww aer8(!Jerseyy , year*wvss before must have party support. So, th states where prohibition is opera- and swing westward Into the four tive. It wa», predicated on powers Die Pennsylvania venture. President can hold that dob, ready More than an artificial boun^ry southwestern counties ot New Jer- of congress to regulate Interstate sey—Cumberland, Salem, Glouces- to swinR. i «w line separated the two MfnwtvtiyS. fyL were several other ter, and Cainden—a little empire of let It drop gently In several places pieces of legislation deaUng "wllli Hcit farming-lantly dwv»«rd*w» r«U already, but that Is outside of till the liquor traffic. hy Puritans from New Knfr a 4 STAR HOTEL land, while West Mew Jersey .wits through acre after acre of tomatoes, discussion and constitutes purely lo- The committee working under Mr. beans, cauliflower, eggplant, cub- cal party differences. colonized iby the Friends. Acheson la going to Ui« bottom of bage, and sweet potatoes. Decides these, f«w Mnuturg o: At first New Jeruey had no name. in New York the question and ought to be ready Here, too., are the silicon dejios reprfisefttnttves htw the ewifgge * to tmrfcfr «-tepoi't-t»4ho t>e»ldont U was luDiiied with New \w\\ aud •fry(irauinsiw...Our32ito- defy the President openly on th part of New England by th» Dutch Its that give^Mfflviiie and Brlfetoii within the next few weeks. a prosperous glass Industry; th« ftttoraf tkalr r|mmtoi(m> i>r^ W.8S8^\^Ji S[*n.?8 u" ot the d under thts title of New'Netherlands. |l*i«r ,iu ,»iw..lsHft\V% )a ."N'Jiil lieai'h orchards of an Important fruit deht bo of their own patty, tiiiit ii tbat he can SdVlaS .^btigf^sS f 1 B 1 j CaesareV Jind finally as New, Jer- 'De1t; 'raTKfl"pttttlW'*" ' t*'W» '#4-- * for t ^ thinks, ought to be done just as llinor vluily of Vlneland; aad the oyster 'it Otherwise IM^I !" ' °' Sir (Jenrg* Carteret, Times Sii iu norma able to do anything about lflvalve, at the month tif the ail juhways. times, normal both iteiltli-rtlly an control for a good long time. Channel Island of Jersey. The easjj way^o^xplove New Jer- Maurice river, a mlulature Haiti- • for WMIHO...} fiaerestauriBti ec»uomloil)y; Bui tlie discussions 4l^^ft'WMMW Ne«m>ky«rr UnUnlunl , sey now la by motor over Us 1,1)00 morO'fon sen food. „ to cboose from—coffee loom, uvcia grill, tnaio dip'Wg room. bllllous In the soil, nnd gome of I l40Q Urge toumi...e»ch with PUnUTh»tW»geWW course Is oue year,' which, covers the \vhicb are responsible (or «ucb hu- Flyfft Instructed in iicudemle subjects prescribed for b«th {ink a«U shautt) itrvidoc on Mankind's Enemiei mu dit^sws atjiojok worm infeo *ad tidio. Single from $Z.]O. it for 1KIIATION...69 &n« tb» , twining School*) military pilots, add Instruotloo ln Discovery of ulkula that strangle flying: , Un luccessful completion of Double/Vow $1.50, ir«s wiihiq 6 block*. 1 block from gtateu army ualu|ng There'i Fcl»-Napth»"» tecret— And) anil devour anlniuls by tlie ullliuut The eteruti «trug(le betw-eea the the courne, • pilots are discharged Broadway...4 iliart blor;kl to bus been ropoited to the Wttkhinj- Blcroscoplc fn«gi and tl>» eo^ully, s(jl."i?' ird splendid ppportunl every bar brioga you two buiy ISHN T W»(T,. (row t i.q «w|i*( %mi lot Bookltt fj Midiiou Squ*rc Garden. ton academy of science* by Dr. mlcro^opic UWIOOW t«kW pjiwi 7f, ^ elewwri.iu»tf«iLs Just under « "< «*""!• Wofldog together, it* good goltjen »u«»ustry, L surfa»%('iM forest few. pnb- tur ™* tr»lnln>' Bre torus. Wl^hln'tiie limits of appro- liWuttims mfrOe «y ctmijrssa, active •oap md pJenty of nvptba loosen i JM'H**^ PuBslbly It ">f regular aviny N«Uuml p ilgtilj ofajwiTtbera, IUHUUJI for «n> tlje grimiwfijirt in jig-time, Ttwy LINCOLN the order of vegfit»ble llfii tfl\,)»li.'h ? *feJttVU pt «loth« ck«i cl«wr the U wnlds

THE WOODBRIDGE LEADER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3,1*33

CAUTIOUS ,,,,,'j• choose to operate \n one of ARg WOMEN POOR SPORTS? "Senator," remarked a confidential throe groups, having n choice of re ( Mend, "(In you propose to run for of- ninliiliiK open for from W to riOj (j,,,,,,, |.|, HfcHiiling to Miss Na- ROADSIDE lews Review of Current vSi fice agnin?" , hours n week; from r>fi I" iVl hours |; , sifnjer, of linker, Ore, are he- V I ( m .Of course, 1 do!" replied Sorlator it week; or fur mure than IB hours | , ,, ,, ,i,| . . y year hy thousands iit*d Air n( v u ( v( r Sorghum. n week. Hmplnycps In the tlrst ^^ \crn. She told the MARKETING ur; Events the World Over (|f mi!t Don't you think'Jrtll hud better group «ill work not mure than 40 K^j{l, |,1|||1(, roinmlsslon 1 lint they go Hy T. J. DMohcry to her say something nhoul your iiMlludc on hours a week; In Hie second group, |-m|,|IU, wjti, ||,(.[|- busluinds or innle ,ia lolltlcal questions?" 44 hours a week ; in the third group, ,.pln|]vl.s nill| think nothing of hnv- fliilined., "M'yps. It might be well to re- ,,,t.ot in Ifrterna- President Starts on His Plan for Managed Currency ! CO-OPERATIVE ROAD- filial »mileage completed 45 hours a week. " j|)(r nn license. She proposes that mind people of my existence, But SIDE MARKETS |aiv That 1the total mlleap. «nd Commodity Price Raising—Farmers' Strike Minimum wages range, from $li\ W(mi,,n'8 ••sporlsiiit-ii's clubs" be nr- Ihere Is too mud) uncrrtiiltitv ,tn war- iiSec a Dnl p-lieddull l I W,«Js,ooo miles for a 48-hnur week In cities «f more B,,|,|j[p,] t,, oinl such law evasion. - rant my taking sides on an\ inpie. f!Un. 8,000,000 #«•« nn Under Way—Move for Russian Recognition. than TilKMWO population dOWi to a Philadelphia Public Ledger. OAMSIDK markets are Individ- Tor the predetil 1 gnesft I'd better "f Ilic route, laid to be requirement fora 20 per cant raise R WHEN IT HURT stick to loving my'tountry on i>t>m>ru> and minimum wnge of $11) h week iKmall was tcf (|IP •hero a number of farmers are en- principles." mint von I In tb By EDWARD W. PICKARD In places with less than 2,3iW popu- gaged In the production of differ- "A friend of mine Is Hie most nb lation, ent Hues or crops but don't produce vtsitM ( nn t large' Bent-minded pormm you ever saw." Gii* Him Tim* die fame, mention coit of production," he If Past 45 'enough to Keep' « roadside mariwt "WHI, It dnosn'1 hurt l|lm, any. COMBWHEUE betweeu llie"«ound" Mow old nre you, wmny?" iwkcii pointed out. "We're not going to OMMUNISTS were blamed fnr supplied thftiugh the senson.Vo-np " dollar demanded by the bunker and "Low" and Upset does It?" tho Inquisitive, old man of the little bmUght I! ftlop this hut lie until we get w'at C wild 'disorders that prevailed eratlvely owned wayside stands •nd the Inflated currpnrj nr^'il hy "It hurt him today "ben be swal- boy on the beach. lH.'Stft OM'l Senator Elmer Thomiu nml many we want and have demanded—cost In Havana and In the Cuban prov- Look for Add Stomach •have been established and success- 1 lowed a dime and Rave a bus con- "Six," came the brisk reply. ipcr one i others I'rcsidcnt of production." inces of Orlente and Mutnnai*. fully operated. ductor a pill f»r Ills fare." "Sis," echoed the old mnn; ''and lloosoyi'll takes M« Mr. Keno reported that the Con- flakrrs, butchers and truck drivers Probably the most extensive and carried on their strike In the cup- yet yon me not BO toll in my um- m ITHERS «UIM) for" K man. tinental Cdogw of Worker and HERE ARE THE SIGNS: best-managed of cooperative road- Truly Teirit>U brella !" 1 'itnl. mi'l the WhiirtKiB wTtSIn wrl- h.v Bh oUii'" ? agtd currency and Knrrnera and tlio Technocratic M - Tim must rmre Im* « WtrlUle ex- ons lliat President Ornu's cabinet j Neurnlnln FeeHnu "' Wenknei Tttrrmy-dirw WmseM -up-to W» tuil |1I, It WIISvIl a dollar »t fixed federation of the World for Indus \ Indlgeillon SleepltMnMi ienslem Wisconsin, which was perience, with no food to eat and itdten won't 1 was ready to resign. An, nttempt height- Rrsvs the I' value. In a radio trial Democracy lifld proffered thch I Lot* of Appetite Mouth Aridity started by (lie llrm fruit growers' mosquitoes swarming round you," was made to assnsslnnte Carlos > NauKa Sour Stomach "How nld Is your umbrella?" he rf. Am Sildri'HH In the na- cooperation In tlie strike, iind said association In that section of the said a sympathetic W<""' (0 « lmT" Mendleta, Nationalist lender. A > Auto-lnrollc»tlon asked.-*Slray Storlw. thut \ tion lie dr^cliirud lie that he was confident the farmers Badger state. More than a dosen Iner who had been cast away upon a HAT bomb was exploded nt his resi- |t<> cure inn would undertake to themselves would join tlie nonsell- markets, spread over several coun- dence, shattering the front part, of tropical Island. Sjrnthttic Pair was polite riilsc comnioillly Ing movements In "great numbers." WHAT TO DO FOR IT; ties In ihe fruit belt, have shown the building, lint Mendleta, his "I hnd n terrible experience," the First Girl-Marge nii«bt wt to go wh, prices to o satlufne- At that time the farm leaders In TAKE—2tenpoonfuliof a healthy Increase In business for senmnn acknowledged. "My '-ase wns Nertr coax * tory level mid then wife and ids daughter escaped in- Phillips' Milk of M«g- ; In the water nlone. 8be wits nearly Mo P( bro Blx states—lown, North Dakota, nesin in a glass of water ; each of the three years they have worse than that of the man wh" |ft«nove the cause of would leRsen the Jury. drowned lust summer und Jack had nnd ho piisl Minnesota. Wisconsin, Oklahoma every morning wlien you ; i been in operation. wrote 'Water, water everywhere, nor rfjpoor appetite. When Prac'dant let up. Take another • to use urIWiclnl respiration. oik nripiiinl • gold ('(iinent of the nnd Nebraska—had officially pro- icaspoonful .10 minutes • •lilies, tongue Is coated While the members nre primarily any drop to drink.' It was Second tilrl—Yon mean Mnrge had through II Rooievelt (1 o 11 n r nnd pen claimed the strike, nnd picketing of ItKMIKIl KnOI'AItn DAI.A- 8ft00,()0d of0 stole of nth aeeurle loo-t j-"••« SL4• "'."™? \uLX^^'ZrU'•^~'j;;r "our health' s wkr that W>"l th toe builfaird' ;ind won $l'jr, in prizes on, while the creouotecM80H,to lic to make purchases in this coun- u r l th fir |»«$rt Jester. (/ buy »ew]y mlnod gold, and the first ? had been recovere* d out of $050,1)0l 0 Jm^ , a,ii*['r arui'Vt^ "Ktnwhet n Salts. Utt ' " ;h, is absorbed into the blood, try, .- . . pampero (q day they fixed the price at J31.30 an taken in three robberies. I them at any drugstore in the world. I the seat of the trouble, Though in giving out the corre- gtorrj)8) and: ounce. Agricultural staples and The recovery intitules $100,1)00 In liVi Pound, ol Fat Gon« a is guaranteed satisfactory spondence President Itnnsevelt said "I'ne lost 16H lhv of lat and nt of persistent coughs and securities Immediately begun to Italian government bonds of the j have taken about one-third of my lie was not committed to recogni- ial asthma, bronchitis, and move to higher levels, as bad been $128,000 stolen from the steamer second lKiltle ot Kruichtn. Sure tion of the Soviet government, It Is fine" lln. J. E. Burn. nt for building up the system hoped. For the second day the. Leviathan several months ago; wortli, Fort Wayne:,, fndIn . said that preliminary soundings I or flu. Your own druggist is price of gold was put at $31.n4, and .about $J(i0,fl0l» taken In the mall had satisIIHI him that Russia's de- 1 to refund your money on the therefore securities and commodi- robbery In Chicago December 0, /our cough or cold is not re- sire fnr American recognition is a ties dropped, to tlie dismay of the li)S2, nnd "part of the loot taken in ft&eoinubjion. (adv.) concomitant to Its desire to obtain a Sacramento rubbery, In connec- Washington theorists. The UFC credits for the purchase of Amerl- tion with the lust named 'affair wliil flays for the gold with its own de- can'good!). The, administration Is "Gloomy Ous" Sclineffer, a mem- Have to qet up jTfofii the city's bentures. letween 4 ami s p.i prepared to join in the develop- ber of the Xouby gang under ar- 7/SHETOLD yhe President's monetary pro ment of reasonable credit facilities rest In St. Paul for kidnaping, and at night ? gram is bused on tlie plnn of John for the quick disposition of accum- George W. ("lied") Kerr, arrested Horizontal, I—Pnplla of mllllarj ..hool fcN OUT HUSBANMaynarD d Keynes, the British, econ- ulated surpluses' In totton, meat in Chicago, bava bciyi identified. •I— Inlt . Texat' Naryj HZtodd have reproached him i—To ilrup r to its ndnilgsW L in" com|)hinU. UuL wisely ftbe street were rather disconcerted by materials. There are other prob- 4—l'»uU»k «ftlun I saw in his licqucnt colds, his AZI propaganda In the United Pl " I a state, Texas maU It. Some were skeptical us to the tans tliat must lirst he solved, such Itt— ttttrrlliiu or lila f "tagged out," "en edge" condi- N States Is to be Investigated by 17—WUUD4 about KamTaa inrlaa rl»«t a bulletin issue tiqn the very trouble she herself practicability of controlling (lie ia- as the czarist debts and the Com- Uora Shipe?-Constipation! The a subcommittee of'lln: bouse com- IN—lu rra-nrd |O pnrtment. Tho T> tt»l«niiivo»iulawiK> « cord as a great force ^pr world we would be shot," snld Dieksle.ln. »•/<'.) |,led tinlvcslon, :> gently, thor- sion, the program means the, ul- peace, and xald London could not 30—Pkllo.ophy uf uivralu 41—Jaba lity uii'l A»l lUy.IUlim- German societies In New York were Take Warning When Bladder "Opening on Sunihn u 4S—Pan of fuel e diminutive timate tixntltm of tlie value of the do belter than copy Washington. «4 44—Vu»l fcommifndcii tlie refused a penult to hold a celebra- Irritations Break R«st lst« w«c out In firtj \nr\ dollar with a diminished gold i t- In Japan officials expressed pleas- 34—llrnlfH a kaiakU uak ... .. Hrnps. tion meeting by Muyor John P. ket clicked right away," said Coun- tQut, tlie resumption of free trade ure over the news, though this REAT promptly bladder inila- as—To draw out ana Inlnl IkrcaUa 47-rl'rrlod ol lime O'Brien, on the ground that it was ty Agent 1'ullct., "In fad, We sold TO-NICHT In gold, and of gold redemptions, may not have been entirely sincere. tions, ficqucnt night calls and 37—(uiKrnda nlla H—Sail at alaallc *tU (item.) arranged to snnmd Xuzl propa- D out early in the afternoon, and It 54—Barklaracr doubtless on a bujlion basis. ganda, burning oi too frequent pdssa3e, ! was necessary to plume a dozen 42—Hcll(^n 51—C'allfd le'alad it Quick relieffor acidi aa—Aknndaurd akl» lion, heartburn. Only IH'fJO ECKKNEB piloted Tney may wain of some disordered farmers to TUSII In more fruit. The rslrmra D" 48—About i Mi Unn N HIS radio address tlie Presi- the (iraf Zeppelin on another F ItAILUOADS, merchants, hotel kidney or bladder function. Try color scheme of the stand, the bas- »J—l'ao«» laaet.) I dent told of the "relief that Is visiLJ t titio the. United States, The I men and others vitally interested Doan's Pills today. Successful for kets of well-graded fruit, all of 50—A auaud uard It iiinnj m M—Haaac fur aaknvna deal being given to those who are In liig airship came up from Brazil, 81— Act give sufficient evidence of support 50 years. Used the world over. | which had tags telling the variety danger of losing their farms or stopping hrlelly at Miami, Akron, 5'J—4I» nko Ililcni c««nmilr In tlie way of guarantees, A Cen- -••• • • j and the price, made ii picture, which 85—Kcum»ra«4 87—»tti their homes," and Chicago and again at Akron,.and Sold by diujijists ever IR RESINOL tury of Progress, the big World's i undoubtedly IntluciK'cd a number IT—Tke hurbul Ofc—Aflraallve later said: "I have thttii started on its return trip to fair In Dlilcugo, may lie opened next KM—l)l»e«.Kt iicnuH 7u—lavrator uf akecuia* prorra* of purchases." 71—tiitUt been amazed by (ierniuny. spring. There lias been much talk «0—Kipr»>lDB of afflrnnlloa The success of iho first "fruit' •1—(••••»•••lvr nil 8olutlon j ye ascwh^ 1 farmers do not produce these foods. ablv lias s| ivuiuuwtr and tlia Inrjusr. wlik Mi 7 ft—I.lakltd [child, I developed a HVin Tills concession baa oeeti ((Hind to 77—UrMics IOYH [Will lillllll I the' West, the to low commodity prices. ltPtull em- If schema behind my left ear. next spring, and since there Is every f ,/, S y ; Ntwfortf be atl Uicetrttre for *h« « 70—Clc.k i«hwuU'htll |te of all the remedie* uttd bacco farmers of ployers with fewer than live per- of at ummer n t t<) reason to believe that there nre Cooperative roadside markets ure lathers shot] spread rapidly over my the Southeast, ami sons on the payroll are exempt from MJ—Hinder ally our doctor, on* of many, iminy thousands who were un- advisable also where they will elim- 84— Fatkrr'a alkrr'a krotkfr Hi.tar«| Ih^ coije, Those In aiinjnunjtlej of inate1 competition and, us pointed i ""•—"""i"*' diaiai est' tn Kahsm Oity,' *»4* -

i-| 1 1 NEW ' than•J.nOff'jiopii'JnUif'tfre'cr -^j, • ^^atfflft-.^*; j_ _._...... ^ , Jtftwa'fii. leal uc.ixaj hmsts of J t. try Resinol Ointment the coni-Tlou farmers o this year, but^iopo to lie In a bet- uui «»aj 1 in the sunn apy mark-up rcfiuire- out, give "small grSwers a ennftee] S7_one wb» eait*a II vuwv il" |er iiositlun uext summer. I am In e itter i1 uRitual* »*« to be | i to i! t betlelf prices than Is possl- Vartical. clinedd' to agree 'wit' h yi* U -FORREST HOTEL , 8ine« then I hav* lltcn an the speecli that reassured tlie farm- retail protiU'erhij;. Child labor Is *fl».' »er of OCHOOI for bww, open. " would necessitate the bujliif o ers who have embarked mi a na- forlildden. BIG ROOMS (A Forrest Mature) 4—Muiherai a Tasaluar Icrm InUwaauerofakin-ff*" . "la the event that you ai»l your other things to complete the line. n— Nanjtd "" • n»v«r kwnjwsit1 tional agricultural strike. Milo Iteno, "Lous leaders," widijly used by COOL — Luiuriously lurnijbed board deilde it is Hdvluabl-i to re- ticb'wiih Private Bath, Shower, (Jf course, the success of group- 0—4i) f i fcnoi p^ of the National Karmers' chain stores t» attract cnstonic™, 7—*i't ut open next year, I ahull assure you supplied markets will depend large- Holiday association, declared the are absolutely prohibited "In order Circulating Ice Water, RAU1O M—Abavr that 1 will recommend to congress ly on tjie tuunuger or salesman and D would continue despite Mr. to prevent unfair ciunpelition »—A pjlikcr that an appropriation be made suf- 173 bis ability to give each member t jftrfethsboifti assurances of higher against local merchants. ficient to maintain 'the government DOUIU fair deal ami maintain harmony prlow. IIinter H coniiireliciwive plnn for building and exh bits there." ninonii the coiitrlbntors. "The l'resldoiit failed to even working hours and wages, stores INCLUDING OARAQt fi 1*33, WeiUrn Mewipiper UDIon. 0. 1931. WM'ITII Nuwipsptr t'ulon. to (tWKTL* OPFUttTB HOTpt) Popular priced Restaur.«Dts NOW IS THE TIME day, T»bby With Extra Toes ur Me wus round one miirnliig re- I'ollce headquarters t* us«() (o ^f IMi iivjt uv will wni In nwi) And Our Ng«a, T90 ttlte, { cently curIM up asleep In the ihall cats and kitten* and fiequantlj l|a^ iiiiH|lcal publicist luslsU GeU "Fingerprinted" biiskst at police.hcadiiunrters.^ lie. several fo give away. | U no Nl«h Ullmejit a» "coin- fingerprinting unrt photo|trapliing hud never been wen before by un/ the place free from rats and,mice. FORREST GARAGE won cold." \V« nJiall continue tn It (tie Detroit police department carry handkerchiefs, hiiuever, while nioinhern i)f the stuff, but bis cluhn Hut, »<> done merely u» a matter of tu distinction was evident when he received attention. nor Itiuik'UialJoll Is ruiiali'M w||d, - , with no slur to Idarraputn- str+trhe* hluikolf and started for paa>rDawaac41(«c' iMrult News, anttnnUtflre Iiptritoced, courtlcoui •lltodtnli. i intended. In fact, as far as is a *|ilk around tlw hootiegiitv, not a rurliy, they nre not ^«und his record Is spotless uud He bad seven toes on, eaeji frajt e^B<'ii of uittklnji tilt. Inner uurfuce ot ubiml twunty four. Hit walk Is • ( Detroit citizen who proiniiily cuv» it that »uc Us is a Small black cot, not more HtH« clunuiy. hi* fwt » tittle \*tm (Ml l.lKh *\ W( imm iND BUCK TO FACE rVOOBBRlDCE HIGH BARRONS BRANCH TOMORROW FALL BEFORE SPIRIT© t WOODBR1DGE SPEEDWAY PASSA1C ELEVEN, 20 to 15 . . I rlarkoui will not be in line-up diu to rib injuries as«fck tcoret winning touchdown in tattw o minute* of STANDING FOR j, in Uit Saturday'i Gam*. — "Kirk" make* wv- play. — Wukovet* carries off individual honon. — ' ' |dical changei in line-up. tcore* touchdown. GAME TIME 2:30 P. M. RUNNING ATTACK SWAMPS KNIGHTS CLEAN, ' p!»al)le Imc-ups: After taking a 13-7 ,lead in the last quarter of Satur- LONG BRANCH days game, the Woodbridge high Barrons fell before al Irft wd Volnwi spirited Passaic rally in the last two minutes of play which netted the north Jersey team two touohSownB and ONM AND ABOVE BOARD left gvwrd Bnmtf th« game by a 20-18 scow. ... center „ fUmw "Percy" Wukovets, fighting - halfback on the red and blwk right fUBird Jutka. Semlnara caught the pass lor squad, carried oft the Individual me extra point ana gave his team rifht tartltW Van Brunt honow of the day when after 14-13 lead. BUSWESS ADMINISTRATION about live minutes of the tlr»t ine barrons were not defeated' quertesback YMm; quarter, he took the ball through yti ana on me next tackle from the PiMUc « yM* left Kairberg tutW ttrcr KICK -eft, utiitst line all the way down for a wore. to me l'Bssaic *u ana Wukoveu Lockie right IwMhMk GwatKhe> Frank Joat accounted tor the to tne at) re biuwn up in me the last period when after a long .next ptax wnen on the lifit down march down the field he went Woouonuge passed over the soai facing a team which in the games played to over for a first down on the 4 line ana t'assaic tooK the ball on Action at all times six parries and won none, the yard line and two play* later U. tOUCDDftCK. |«TI looks out none too optimistically on the garru BCored- v> j vVun less than a minute to go,' At the very start of the ganw afternoon with Long Branch at the Woodbridg Tomechko on tne dm pl*y alter both teams showed scoring pos- in* touciiaacK, got loose and raced sibilities and before the game *•» to me in the Interest of the Taxpayer! It's defeat ul the hand8 - old thirteen points had been scor- oetore being caught by Wunoveu f which had not won a ed. During the last two hectic ously has not helped | minutes, the Pawatc gddders put wnu Chtranu picked up five yards and j ad In addition, more | everything they had into a mad one more. Then keeping some of of I running and pasting attack and the sidelines Ca;>talnj with the team Inspired to such lurecki breezed and the Township ho has been a lower j heights, the visitors trom Wood- yard mark f In the left side of tho brwse were helpless. p,ayg Ck linen, will not be PMMiic Scores First blew, tomorrow because of The u^per JerBey combination received In last Hat- drew Ilrst blood wlnen the game Jim White will i wa8 about 4 minutes old. Follow- art at the pivot posi-i ing Pussalc's kick-off, Wukovets ; be replaced by Tyrell Bali l'rall, of Green street an d Balog w errant through the who has been, utoii- R ' (he two iown the red and black team was •a. Yhit Zak are Buffering minor of the half mile track record at ienallzed fifteen yards for hold Kill be used little If at edfile Scrool at Hlglitstown, Is ng. Frankle Joat kicked his team center again In training.Boli who undoubt )ut ol danger. Tureckl, who th . Bartha Yasklw nk Ktrklenkl Is mak- dly has the title a« the tallest Woodbridge tackier* found later j^ right guard dlcal changes In his newspaper man in the county, tf>as one ot the most elusive backs rkey , Gajewski' tomorrow partially working out at the Perth Amboy ley had met this year, then ttfott right tackle f Injures Fritz Leffler V after a two year,B lay-off. At iie ball down to the three yard . Hutteman DochternVann^ •b holding down one present he Is dickering with sev- tripe but bot sldeB off side the right end f positions will be found eral athletic clubs. WoS's record tall returned. Tureckl, Balog Tomechko Replacing him at end .2:1. , trine peeved about this lost play, quarterback !«and«rhan. Markulln iroceded to bring the pigskin oat Semlnara en alternating at cen Well, It looks as \t the LEA Iown to the ten yard mark on the left halfback the shoes of M&rkous DBH was th« only paper In the ollowtng play. iurutza - Tureckl tackle Job, Joe Hut-Township that was not optimistic After two line plays that did right fullbac at end and Toth and about last week's game and the not gain much yardage, Pawalc Wukkovets Cheraml rill the guard as- result proved we were right. Ws retorted to an aerial play and on a fullback knew that Woodbridge would have ass from Tomechko to 1'ureok Woodbridge ..... 6 0 0 7—13 log will start at the ough going against Pasaaic with gain, the first six polntg ol the aSBfttc 7 0 0 13—20 |g Jo'o with Frank Joat i badly crippled team, and did game were made. Cera.nn make Woodbridge scoring: touchdown . job. These two will not make an optimistic predic- It 7-0 a few seconds later when —Wukovets, Jost; points after nge positions later ju tions. he bucked through the line for touchdown-Wukovets (.placeklck) ercy ' WukovetB, who the extra point, 'assaic scoring: touchdownB— litands out as the only Now, as to tomorrow' game, HMNMHW Start Drive Tureckl 2, Tomechko; polntB after ountl gainer in the tbinga don't look "BO hot" to use After P1U Lefller had brought touchdown—Cheraml, line buck, kfleld, will U« ut full. the vernacular, for Woodbridge. aok the kick off to Ills own 38 Semlnara, forword pass; Utzft or Jlmmle liockle, Kirk Is making many radical aid stripe, Jost and Tureckl ex- TVHI start at the changes In bis line-up due to In- changed kicks and WoodbridgWoodridge Jleld post. juries which hm put ott too* the ball on the JS yjkrd line • results wjll likely his mainstays "on the sidellneB. Frank Joet hit the line for five > do with the reraaln- If Woodbridge wins, It will not ardB. Immediately aftorwards, AUGUST F. GRE1NER itftarron season. After be by a very big margin. Balog went way back and passed Fords Barrons I games In a. row, the o Joat who brought the "ball down i team la none Loo high Jtmmle Gerlty, playing halfback o the 42 yard mark. It was then • to a team wihlch has for the PerttfAiuboy Clovers Sun- that WttlUMta bshiad none too Bow To Tough tight already day, crossed the goal line twice to good lnterte*en«e tore oM his daz Ye fatal However aid h< During the going strong up at the Crafts the ball /staying outside both thlr City Trojans, 13-0 a tthe Harron's however the Red main's club alleys. Both leagues, ty yard Unea. Pasaaic m^ved thi Held ut Fords before a larger found the the Industrial and Civic, are ball down to the Woodbridge 3 crowd of fans. coneisten both In 1932 am developing Borne very yard mark but^fter three snuBh- The TrojanB had a,u advantageij Reputation and Standing i inbowlers. Th« should ea at the line and an Incomplete over the Barrons due to the fact tomorrow 1B 2:3C grow more interest and «s the pats, loot the ball on downs. Bui .that they had played several,' games before facing the second season goe9 on. when Woodbridge got the ball ii Beamed as though It didn't kno' ward outfit. what lo do with It. After Jost am KUng, the signal caller of the: Balog moved the ball to midtleli winning team, stole the entire' in the Community, which the team waa penalized five yardi show with, some brilliant runningt|'i and later five additional yards to' pass interception and recovering two incomplete passes. On the of blocked kicks. It was he who down the Barrong were penallzec at the end ot the first period IMEN BOfW. TO SCHWENZERS fifteen yards for a deliberate n when he scored lrom the Vorda Passalc taking poaseslon of the hlrty yard line after getting the is beyond reproach, ^,jntury ntark was reached; several times Tues- ball on the \i yiird marker. Tom entire fords team out of position. t when the SchwenaerS smoked out the blue- echko tfaUoped eighteen yards An attempted paas for tne extra School atreet in all three games at the Green 9 yard mark. Two plays later point was grounded.. in a Civic League free-for-all, Tureohl brought the haiall l Jo tho In th» thlnd quarter the Fords Saraiui advftnwd to uv'.« G yard team woke up for the first Unto assures just ked: Woodbridge rally late In the third seemed to be playing football. On GO. SCHWKN2KU 162 line for a first down and the a march down the field by means 16» 113 17« J. Schwenzer 171 ...... 179 146 prevent a score. of some pretty running and a 190 203 17i C. Schwenzer 174 Three tlmea the Passaic team twenty yard pass from Dunn to .192 172 164 Tuiriaoa 169 ...AH ,hU tba lkne aad 'three times the Beatty, the Fords team reached 135 152 15& G. Messlck this kind o! administration 213 Red OkoaU line held. Un the laftt he twenty-yard Use. However, .171 191 162 M. Larson 169 down'a'Paualc iitss was lncom" at thig point Jersey City took the •--*••'• --=«-•--+*.•„„.. Totals 882 718 ,»B7 831 819 plete and Woodbrtdge took pos- ball on downs. session of the ball. Joat kicked The Trojans then started for .,« P. TAKES CLOSE VICTORY out of danger as the half ended. another score, in the last period P. won a close victory recently when they Jost whose punting and pass- and using straight football plays, omonico'a two games out of three in an ln- Ing have been the highlights ot smashed down to the one yardr i match. The first game the Lomonicos the gama 'board looked: game with a pitched battled oft back about twenty yimlb to 27 fists ensuing now «nd then to the'i line and the Knights were in delight of the spectator*. 165 226 C. Uotuna ..: ni 217 203 161) position to score ' Fords llarrons 0 Jersey City 131 VOTE 179 ft, Sprlngar .179 161 ..164 160 The Barrona started a ^180 V. Rotuua 166 171 195 Kotella Ruggiano«| 211 attack with Jost taking the ball 12S 1R7 179 left end on a fling from Eddie Balog tot 164 W. Cowan 173 184 151' a ten yard gain. Jost tore off six ri SH Totals 920 978 left tackle FOR yards and then two more on the MauarelUl nut play DM the third quarter end- left guard ITTOAL TRUCKING WHWT j. jost than made a first down ThomiiBon —~.K(ac Nauiftraji TO the Steel plant at Awne Ibowed otho thee * yartr-rhte m4 two later scored- "Wooky" mad> a of tli« lndKstrial Trucking by two games Saehett ...... : tbe txtra point. i right guard reet battle jjcoundB last week. Lorch was However, the present status Savlno _ *. Demseytl ~——eeKUffTTEEMAN AT Ulfit winners, i wag not to be and soon after the right tackle home club went for a score with Qulnn . O'Haratl TUTOR tttw lay leit; right end 1211 17.0 .156 145 8#nilimrt took one of fmC mm •..148 154|a|d brought In back t o ththe 144 116 in Ml ood- Qunrteibatk I K.'a(hwen*er. ...179 tR LorLon 1 t 168 P*i8ea to Tureckl ^gained fifteen ;t Ml j^reh • (Ml 111 on ,60 846 August ¥.Qcm&t 729 842 Tutala ca»ae ot being tackltd behhi* the line, the Paasalc te«m paeswi to , TROUNCE DE O fords....- til* 20 yard line whtre the paMJtrttjy City 6 0 1* ,alk«d up to the credit of the Puritan vm ruled completed "because of Scoring: touchdowns •lays in an Industrial League game Interference. How«v«r, Aid tho Dwlianf; point after touclidown- Barrons took the ball on downs Bordlno (placwnent)- Bubstlttli foe by the Candidate, Krohsc 188 204 awl kicked. A pW to ftKUnu MM DoaaW, 8cott; 150 OUea ...187 174 l»>H«v©d tbe toll to the 31 and Tom quidt, Beatty, S»iftU«y; Jersey 170 C, BoMke 187 153 18Li«*|kfcio his way to the 16. City: MarihaJl, Wagner, LeUons 199 181 151, T—: 180-''Another ?aiB to Turertd nut OUblINlJ Wrton, refereef , W«WH Hm ... 176 17S h»me t*»m on tba 10 ya#d lip«r«ii, wmflre, Cwtochlc, " ~ ToUU 764 U% (Hm wfcieb point Tomerchko BCOI- LEADER, FRIDAY, tfOV. 3,1833 Harlow's '"Double" At Rahway Now Playing at Rilz AT RAHWAY Devotion. With a Capital Dee perfect content ment. Kraneos Dee and Joel Mc- Orcii, Him stars, are shown to- gether below, shortly before STAGE and they drove lo Rye, N. Y., routed n pastor out o( bed, and took the nuirrlnKo vows. Then the niuplr honeymooned through SCREEN the cant

i VickW', at Liberty—Elizabeth. lefts i "•Hen and Irank treatment of the uriwnt diiy IIIK'HII.HI ither a woman should 'clioono a cureer In preference In J«st..':.Jl I HiB IMniS 6T ffti BtlHlnj; flfiiiiia M the; T.rrcru $v& m t,JSIliabeth, %hich begins Saturday of thli week. Witli It w m 'constantly enlarging their inhere In tile ihe <|'.;esllnn » th I one thai ftiany.women have up.ieimuM in thutij minit, eitnS iin»wered In the scene of "Ann Vlekers". Vaudeville, five IIK; th h ttg nets, round out & program designed to afford yuu n care ||»nmings entertainment. * was po jw.sn't » * * * "'' pt' » |boat Atnie", Rahway Theatre—Rahway. Dii'l lie MO I TOML and MAJUHLEN O'SULLIVAN in 'STAGE WOi •k n run ::i'POT two really great, lovers of the screen, Marie Dressier

1 i! Ri'lnd Heenis lo be relentless ambition of a stale ftother for'tier "datiglitei ' Jean Mai low s Uuulitl , ili'-iVrson.l TOMORROW, s scene where she is forccil to leive Radios, lamps, rugn, lilanl •• AinoiiK the acts will be the eij;lu| si'ii'ii' one as lliil'f Duvldflon the i»h the gripping theme for this picture In which Allci' her child with an auster family of nliure, jewelry and other am. litautilul Heanny steppers, tlie Four A drama that packs emotional relatives. This pathos is quickly popular master of eermonies was j Maureen O'SuUivan and Franchot Tone arc; feiitureil. of"value will KO to the »!•>••».• T Rockets, late of tile Kit Kat Club wiidics in lo every seine is offered n suddenly ill early this week followed by comedy scenes causing holding the lucky number.; «• •ely different than the usual "show-must-so-on" typo of and a host of Broadway cnter- in "St;i(jc Mother," which features an uproar of laughter. and lo.ipled from the platform lainers. will he printed on the sluh IM her! "Stage itfdHier" depicts the planning, M'heniliiK and Alice Brady in a leading role. Maureen O'Sullivan is given the while spectators looked on in dl»- (In llie licrei.'ii will be sliown Jean I'd to their admittance tid.i i tol 1ITWL i,t« fictually necessary to attain stage success. Tin' The picture, h'lmrd from an orin- best opportunity of her screen a;. liuslrVd to the hospital, ho lliirlow ami (lark (iablc in "Hold mil story hy Bradford Rupes, au II ; later sent home under the ...ing to spare the daughter some of the armies Vonr Man." career as the daughter who is buf- • UltlDIROX TO SCUKKN lior of "42nd Street," is a vivid pre- feted about by her mother's ambi- HIIII'H strictest orders to yet a pa« experltmced iii reaching stardom, finds tnat her Starting Tm'sday, clectinii day, sentation of thu heartbreaking am- •omplete rest before and aery Tuesday hereafter, the tion. She is delicately charming Oil Ilerry, 1'ntvorlty nf IHn must maite Uw, way.alone. Couplud with flvo aots ui lition thai causes "stage mothers" duties in the Auditorium. uiaiiiiKinieiil will [ircsent All Slar when she makes her debut as a to drive their children to success'In An interview with some, of the all-Araerlcan Krid star, eamv , • ••• •>•• it i ontertaliilng evening Is assured. Colored Knterlainers in I'lanliition young dancer and shows a grace be theatre. Skillfully blended in- and poise that marks her as one inteslantH circling the floor re a lucrative professional lum Niuht. 'Hie show, will feature stars to Iht1 drama arc many light of the most able young actresses :'iileil llrat they are just heginn- contract to caat his lot win, "Ann Vickers" at Liberty from all I lit leading N'ew York touches of sparkling comedy. Ni((lit Clubs. on the screen. In early sequence; )i to m>t Into their stride and In the role of the ambitious movies when he won 11 rule u, she wears pigtails and short skirts, look for the contest to last many inollier, Alice Brady scores another worldwide contest for I'aniiiin creating a perfect illusion of child- more weeks. Some of hem have SINCLAIR LEWIS personal triumph that is even more hood. actually put un WHIRIII during the "The Search for Heiuih." DEFIES SOCIETY' notable than her portrayal in "Win n Ladies Meet." She is as loin' tn hilVl I'KItlOI) Ml'Slr OX SCUKK.N Ito teach ^ Sinclair Lewis, the author of nov- 1 niianyl i-ls which novel fail lo arousi; •slurini ol I'ontnivi i>y as well as Many ot the musical numbers . liccome best M'litrs, lirst aroused MARATHON KING played In I'aramount's " Cradle • loe;il ailrnliun as a imn-coiifornii>t Sons;", Dorothea Wieck's first Am- win n he ohose Y'alc, insicad ol erican starring picture, are from M.ii'ijiuMK-. as. his alma iiKUvr. the fifteenth century. I hi1 writer, whose lak'sl and iiunt scnsatiuiial siicass', "Ann LIBERTY MIHIAM IX OILS V nkijr.s," has IHTM NKHIMIII to the A life-size'portrait of Miriam si reeu hy iUvO-Kailio with Irnio DiuiiK' in the title rolt, ni-siarrcd I Hopkins, painted In oil by the era- 3 ELIZABETH with Waltir Huston, was horn in jlneiit artest. Buckley Mac-fiurin, Sptnur Tram and Colleen Maori [Sank I'eiilcr, Miiintsola. In that is used lo enhance an art studio arejeclured In Jem L. Laiky's lalesi : prairti' town n was a tradihmi lur wall In Paramount's "Design for production /or Fex Film, "Th^Powei y nlhs who >UIIKIM liinhcr tiluca- Living." and th Glory." " 1PD Mdii U> niroll al Miin|lk'lli' I'ni ni'sily Lewis crossnl lucal ens- Ffie Boole that Set Fire fo a Notion linn In KoiiiK I'.ast and inatriiiilat- IIIL1 ai \ aK, I'VDUI thai liuio uu, many u-snli ill> of Ins lioiiii' to S BURNING UP THE SCREbN! wen- winil ui ri'^ard him as an odd ""A nistoiiu-r I'roni whom must any- thiiiK minhl he rxpi-cted. THEATRE (. "hsiili ml ;is Ilk- most alisorh- Rosw;? iiiK and \it,il of l,v,\vis' ailcntiun- Ironted tbo t SUN. & MON., — TWO DAYS ONLY yymen, nnd rule<| L court jestee, i < pampero For Better Entertainment I 7na/uji Wallace

"SAHIT... STATE ! ZKKK YOIINOHLOOD, who is staging Highland Park contest in association with Joseph Maha- MESSUMEEBY HIGHLAND PARK WALKATHON THEATRE wash, widely known UB "Joe thx W00DBR1DGE, N. J. Silver King," is famous in neoree of1 cities as "America's Marathon Kin?." ' Sunday and Monday, [fromTlie city's! ARATHON November S-li [otween 4 and S I MASONIC AUDITORIUM Sne Had To Say j»rii>r ID its add NEW BRUNSWICK la Rtnte, Texasl \n ii bulletin II j Yes" I The story of CO-l'lvVITIiL' IpilKMl of tl an indepen- lliillull Illld AI Open 24 Hours Daily Arizona to . dent woman . ' San lleriuirl 0 ADMISSION ( Broadway) Her li/e with •• floods the soul .lames Dunn — Joan heimett i HiThcrl Miihdin ' of womankind! 1'l.US •-' OICE CANDIES ZIISII I'ilIs In Starring .Artiil-jM 1 IN Xnlti M'Jvr I YOU WILL WANT IOi'KiuiloftLiiloftueu — (lailiMin —\eus| - ALSO - IRENE DUNNE I'ion lln inn NEWS - COMEDY & "MICKEY MOUSE" ,i\ Hi,id I mil I! ii I I'limihiy, Noveinbi-r 7lDi WALTER HUSTON ,iul Inn u FRIDAY & SATURDAY from f Kntherhie Hc|lburn in SI 1 eel 'Hh EDNA MAY OLIVER novtl fa7 Jean Harlow and Clarke Gable COHIAO NAOIl IIUCI CAIOT SINCLAIR ["Christopher j — IN - "HOLD YOUR MAN" [ Strong" — ALSO - -ON THE STAC&- Aililinl Feature THE FOUR STAR PRODUCTION ! "The Son of the Border" CONRAD VEfDT in COUNTRY CLUB

WediiHifday mid Thursday "F. P. I" SCANDALS doul November 8-!l (FLOATING PLATFORM NO. 1) RAYMOND WILBERT ., wilh •• THE COMEDY GOLF GENIUS W HWANSON ALICE BRADY ' MAUltKKN O'SriJJVAN Saturday on the Stage f'KANOHOT TONK LOU VAN f««to to 25-COMEDY CHAMPIONS-25 - hottest topi offi| perfwt dinner with "Perfect STAit FEATURING • wr llatei of IMicm't'Il*^ Have a box of A(iT8 flfectionk reidX'*«wI •«><* «>« to^very one Featuring "SCANDELS" Understanding" with Jean Harlow'i Double 12-BARTH GIRLS-E Thankifiving Ultl with TOMMY CHRISTIAN ami HL Orchestra MISS KITTY WARNER I ' DANCERS SUPREME THE EIGHT BEAUTIFUL, BEANEY STEPPERS C»n4yCo. LAST | if OBT. DAY I 111 "Ullnd Adventure THE FOUR ROCKETS I A (id Minute Musical Comedy fEKTHlMBOV, N. J. AND A HOST OF BROADWAY ENTERTAINERS "*•'.' NWX»Bft»GE UADtH

I will two o'clock itanrlant ttOH In (h« twtetift Police H*«k Hit-Run Drtoer the oeiler line of Mutton Hallow Ro*«> tq m« fllwcWl and « Hmiw Kn» Tt«nt MIBR Lillian Gordon, of 13th thencn tuterly along lh» northerly WKDNBSDAT, THB nFTRKNTII Sheritr* (fflce In th« City of Mid iMft line of block 440; thence eajtrrly along DAT OF NOVEMBER, A. l>., MINK Dnrothy Drake, one of the glrh Vacation plans for Man West ami Howard Btreet, Newark, re- New Brungwlck, N. J. north 4 «^ Tr ,,,,it, modern house, $25 a th« northerly line ot bloclie 440, 441, TKBN HUNDRBD THIRTY THREE In Oharlett R. Rouen' "Eight were postponed when Rhp rompW- ported to the local police Saturday 443-1. 443K. 44SC, 441P, 4411, to at two o'clock iHonderrt Time In the All the following tract or parcel t dl»Ulu« Ot J ;,|y rooms and hath, all 1 J fi pd "Iin No.AnuM". Instead of rest afternoon that slit w&i struck by the center line "t Middlesex Aenue; afternoon ot tht nld day. at the 3her- of land and premise* hereinafter and plw* i'iiH nis, H Enat avenue, (llrlfl In a Bout," last yr-ar attend- theme wmtherly along th« center line, Ift s Otflrt. In the City ot New Brun»- irnti Apply Nick Toft, 172 ed Villa Marpierlta, near St. Mrir- InR Mie Ifi hu»y nn her third Para- R hit-run car on the super-high of Middlesex Aienue to the Prnntyl-'• wlrk, N. .1, particularly detcrlbM, situate, ly- Betog H* vMila rUllroed, theac* eaatrrly along I (tor strM, Perth Ambny. IU. mount story, "It-Ain't No Sin." way near the Cloverleaf hrldire, All the following tract or p«rwl ot ing and Mng In the Borough of knerwn ul 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad to the point land ami premise! hereinafter particu- was picked up by Harry Stuart of or place of beginning. I South Plalnfleld, In the County of. Grant larly described, situate, lying and be- Middlesex and state of Now J«r- Railway and they got a* far «u Tolllig Fliw: New liflla 8«kool, No. InR In the Township of Vrwabrldge In R J. Rixiixiixixxxixxxxxixxxxnj^xixxx: Katrway avenue and Qrove ave- the County nt Middlesex und, Stale ot ««y. Tfafl ftpp nue, when the car ran TTut of KM. New Jersey, designated ** part ot lots BEGINNING at a point In MM |M, 1W, 140 and 141 .in a Map ot He- deerw to b« i She wan tran«f«rred to the car TU1BD WAHDmST DISTUCT wMternly »ld* Hn« ot Grant m- Is ihe ium of 1 Bajdonlnf on Btat*n Island Bound »t waren 1'nrk situated In Wiwdbrldge of William J. Qulnn, of Newwk, the Carter*! Lino; thenct northerly «nd Township. nu« Bald point being distant In atwo dollari who took her to the Perth Amboy nortjnmterly along Mlil Ctrteret I In.' BKOINNINO nt a point In the west- magnetic cource ot South 4 de-t$S,0BJ,S«) erly aide of Ueorgft street, distant M) General Hospital, where she was to Blair Road; thence aautherly along grees, 40 minutes went a dlitance oosu of thto Blair Road to where it Intersects the fwt (rum the northweiterly corner of ANNOUNCING THE Chnile^ and Ueorge streets, and from of 80 f«t tram the InMrteetloD treated for jn deep laceration on center line ot HnmeMitad Avenue to the Together center line of Ash Street: thence south- •nlil heglnnlng point running (1) along of the said aide line ot Grant (.ve- right heel and bruises about the the westerly side nt Oeorge street fltty thn rlghU, pr erly along the center line of Ann Street nue with thfi motherly tide line body- Motorcycle Officer 'Joseph to the center line ot Myrtle Avenue; (50) twt to lot number l«; tnence (I) menu and appi_._, Grndy Investigated the accident. thence westerly along the center line o( wpstorly and parallel with Charles o Ellla Pl«e«; thence north 85 de- Grand Openng of fltn'Pt. one hundred (UW) fert tu lot to belonging Ot til i Myrtle Avenue end Us westerly pro- grees 36 minutes w«8t A dl»tanc« longitlon to Woodbrldge Crttk; thence number 137; thence (3) southerly and Ulnlng. parallel with Ueorge street, llttv (CO) ot 100 teet to a point and corner; southerly along Woodbrldie Creek to ALLAH LEGAL NOTICE Olencov« Avenue extended wtittrly: feet tu a point; thpuce (4) eauterly and thence south 4 degrees 40 min- thence emterly along mid Qlencove parallel with Qeorg* tlrmt m\« hun- McDONOUOH k dred (100) twt In the point or place utes west a distance of 40 feat to Notice 1* hereby given thai the Avenue to Hewaren AT«nu«. also known aa the Old Road: th*ncc northerly n( llrgmnlng. a point and corner; thence run- noards of Registry and Election along 9ewaren Avenue to Central Av«- Tlie tipproximate amount of the n6" ning south 85 degrees 36 minute* 923.62 O( each of the election dlBtrlctn nue; thence easterly along Central crci- tu !>« satisfied by wild nnle In the ea*t a distance ot 100 teet to a of the Township of WoodbrtdRe. Avenue and Its easterly prolongation to sum ol Four Thousand Six Hundred Btattn Island Sound; tn«nce northwest- Twenty-nine Dollars and Eighty six Anthony's Middlesex County, will meet at erly alone the Sound to the point or Cents (H,829.S6>,t»gelher with the costs their respective polling places on place of beginning. ot this sale. Tuesday, November 7th, 1933, Together with all and singular the rolling Plate; Port Beading School, rights, privileges, hereditaments am from 7 A. M. to 8 P. M, for the » appurtenances thereunto belonging f the Peace. along the Port Reading Railroad to Plaintiff, the point or plane "' beginning. VB, Polling Flu*: Avenel School, No. 4. Tho boundry Hnef ""and polling Vaael Hneloiob, Thursday. NOVJJ933. Defendant. ^IMBH of the various districts are THIRD WARD—THIRD DISTRICT .9 follows: "Tomprlslng Sewaren. George W*ihington through Kit,) Polling Flue: Sewarea Seho«l. In Attachment FIKST WABI>—FIBST DISTBICT Notice ot AU*ehment All that tract lying between the THIRD WARD—FOURTH DISTRICT courage gave inspiration to our > Pennsylvania. Railroad (on th« east) ' Including all the ward south of Port NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, We Are Pleased to Offer the Following Grand and the center line ot Amhoy avenue Reading Railroad and we«t of Wood- (on the wuBt); and 100 feet north of that a Writ ot Attachment vrw its darkest hour. Let u» rememlwr brMge Creek. Issued out ot the Circuit Court Green street (on tho north) and (on FolUag Flare: Parish Home, (Wood- the south) a line drawn raid-way be-bridge), ot the ftmnty of Middlesex on. the unswerving, devotion at Valley Forge, Opening Selections of Choice Meats tween Now and Second itreeU, and fourteenth day of September, projecting easterly to said railroad Polling Vlsce: Fire House, Wood THIRD WARD-FIFTH DISTRICT 1933, against the rights and ored- bridge. Beginning at a point in the Penn- I Its, moneys and effects, good*? and have but to recall that truly great • "• i sylvania Railroad where the fame Is chattels, land and tenements of Intersected by the Port Reading Rall- Armour' Star _ AItl>-BKCart of the First Ward he center line ot Myrtle Avenue; thence Cloverbloom, Pound 17c (Roll Butter) pound smith of Heard's Brook, and went of westerly along the center line ot Myr- ATTORNEY the center line ot Amboy avenue. per ae rolling Vlace: No. 11 Sui tle Avenue and Its westerly prolonga- tion to Woodbrldge Creek; thence Oct. 27—Nov. 3—10—17. ifUBt (Eat James Street. southerly along Woodbrldge Creek to BEEF LIVER the Port Reading Railroad; thence RAHWAY, N. J. Cloverbloom FIRST WAKD-FIFTII DISTRICT westerly along Port Reading Ratlroao SHERIFF'S SALE Pound 16c AH that part of the First Ward lylni to the point or place of beginning. ROASTING CHICKENS, lb 19c north of Hoard's Brook and west o_ SHERIFF'S SALE—In Chan- the writer line ot Amboy avenue, and Foiling District; Avenel School No. 4. also that part of the First Ward ly- B. J, DUNIGAN, cery ot New Jersey. Between ing west of tho center line of Linden Clerk of the Township ot Wood- Plainfleld Title and Mortgage Cloverbloom LARD avenue, and north ot a line drawn par- brldge, Guaranty Company, Complainant, Member Federal Reserve Sya Home Made allel with Green street and 100 feet HOT & SWEET SAUSAGE, lb 25c (Package Lard), Pound 8c north ot the northerly line thereof. and Augustus Holding Co., Inc., et l'olling l'lace: High School. SHERIFF'S SALE ., Defendants. PI Fa for sale ot mortgaged premises dated Sep- FIRST WAKH—SIXTH DISTRICT IN CHANCERY OF NEW JEH8ET tember 11, 1933 Between EAST JERSEY BUILDING All that tract between the Pennsyl' By virtue of the above Btated vania Railroad (on the east) and IIM AND LO/kN ASSOCIATION, Com- Orders Cheerfully Called For and Delivered! center line of Linden avenue (on the plainant, and HAKRY FEN1CK, et, writ to me directed and delivered west); anil between the center Una at aja , Defendants. Fl. Fa. tor the sale I will expose to Bate nl public ren- of ralirtitagcd premises dated August Freeman street (on the north) and (on dne on WEDNESSDAY'YTHB 2 2ND tha south) ii line druwn parallel with 31, 1933. Oreen street, and 100 feet north of the By virtue of the above stated writ, OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1933 . at : TELEPHONE WOODBR1DGE 8-4)296 northerly line thereof. Fulling Flace: High School. 01NE-DAWE7Enjoy SKI ONI) WARD—FIRST DISTRICT Comprising all ot Keasbey. All of the Ward south of LehigU Valley Rail- road tracks. 9Md BRETTON H ALL' Foiling Flace-. Keanbey School.

SM'OND WARD-SECOND DISTRICT Comprising Hopeluwn and Fraser Heights. All of (lie ward north ot the HARVEST TIME Lehlgh Valley JUilrouil trucks, east of the center of Crowa Mill road, and south of the center ot King George's Poat Koad Irum suiil Crowa Mill road easterly to the buundaiy of the First Ward. Foiling Fltce: llopelawn School.

SECOND WARU-TH1B1) DISTRICT Comprising southern Fords. All that U SED CAR SALE tract lying north ot the Leliigh Vullw Where to Spend a Pleasant! Railroad tracks west ot Crows Mill road, and south of King George's Poat road. Foiling Flace: Thompson Building, BUY NOW-You Reap the Benefit New Brunswick avenue, Fords. SECOND WARD-FOURTH DISTRICT Comprising central Fords. All that WMte House Lunch & Beer I tract lying north of King George's THESE CARS REPRESENT THE CREAM OF Post road, lying between tho Rurltan Towfltblp line and the boundary of FRAND ANDRESCH, Prop, th« First Ward, and lying south of a USED CAR STOCKS IN THIS VICINITY northerly boundary described as fol- lows: li&ht lunches served — TabUs lot taUMlng at a point In the Karl- tan une 100 ieet north ot the noilt- erly line of Fifth street; thence uuiit- 351 WEST AVENUE SEW/ ariy and 100 feet north of Fifth * Tek WOOD. 8-2099 HERE THEY ARElf street crossing Grant avenue to the northerly Use of Fords Terrace No. RAA.HANKINSON-M'G'R 1; thence northerly along the same to an angle; thence easterly along a northerly line of Fords Terrace, t>'o, 1, to the center of Mary avenue; 1931 Chevrolet De Luxe thonce northerly along the water of 1929 Ford Coupe , Mary uvenue, to a point llW feet north of the northerly line ol Pitman uvenue, thence easterly and 100 Iwt Roadster north ot Pitman uvenue crossing HIRAM'S FA Poplar street, and continuing In tha Dorsey Motors 1931 Ford Coupe saino raiurae to the boundary of the SUPERHIGHWAY N.. 25 First Ward. INGtRPtRATBB 1932 Chevrolet De Luxe Polling Flace: Old F«ids School 1931 Chevrolet Coupe No. 1. KKCON1) WAUD—HI Fill DISTRICT Roadster Comprising both sides of Main street FEATURED ENTERTAINMBHT,'.^ Including central Fords and Lafayette Heights. All of the ward lylug be- "ANHEUSER BUSCH ON DM,\ 1932 Chevrolet Coach tween the northerly line of District 1929 Hupmobile Sedan No. 4, and the Port Reading Railroad. J'ulilUf l'lace: New Fords Hchuol, Maple 4FiytH.Su. KT. Perth Amhoy EVERY SATURDAY 1931 Nash Sedan 1930 Graham De Luxe No. 14. \irf% SECOND WARD-SUT11 DIStHIOC Beginning at a point in the easter- ly boundary line o( Rarltan Township 1930 Nash 8 Cyl. Sedan Sedan where the same la Intersected by the Pennsylvania Railroad and trum auld beginning point running easterly along the PsnnuyWauln Hallrttad to the cen- m ior $18.00 1929 Peerless Sedan ter line of Middlesex avenue; thenoc GEO. GEIS AN| 1939 Plymouth Sedan northerly and northeasterly along the IF YOU wen *u ol U)« RtUUon or mott Dtitoni who ar« ln- center line ot Middlesex *v#nu» tu ih* lurtd la QUffWahlU MjBt4«nU In UkU Wintry iY«ry year, northerly line of block 448: thence PORT READING, H. %] tJueterly along the northerly line ol r«u irouW mleaou Ow Ubwtl p«ynwnti of *» A»tn» block 448 and block 4M tu the Peim- 8peclt.l iutomobll* A«eld«t Polltr THESE CARS ARE THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED tjylvanla Kullruad and ctosalng the DINNERS SERVED Mine; thence southeasterly along the AWPNA 8PHOAL 4BT0M0BU* AOCIDBNT POUtJT H.en«ler'« — Bu«#h northerly line ol block 428 i" the oenter FAYV P«t«ueiiii far low ul AND ARE SOLD TO YOU WITH A SIX-DAY " i ol Chain U'Hllls Hodii; thenos ea»- DRAUGHT BEER ...17 abm* UM awtar line ol Chain CATERING TO EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE O'Hllln Road tu the westerly lUa of PAXMMKTS || IO|| m injured ttnw aad medical block 387; thence southerly along the CLAM BAKES AND - westerly hue of block 387 to the north- erly line of block 395; thence westerly orlrtii4^4«wBltriv TM*1 fisshlllty I PARTIES WE GUARANTEE SATCSEACTKMtri *»- fwtlkl DbablUty OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 P. M. w* llu»ot TOMtn M idiata •+•> or place ot beginning. wd foiling Places IstUo School, No. i. *rm (fend or VftM M 0 i K A- SECOND WARD-SEVGNTH fflcbt «KMT DISTRICT Tbumb utdln Mrs. M. Mt>lnar, Jefferson Motors, Inc. Comprising Culonla and north to the County Line, All of tlia ward north at 1W northedy boundary of District 160-1(6 New BrunswefeAve. Perth Ajnboy FoUU| flace: <>l«Bl» School, U-M Usludn BOTTLE AHH DRAl TEL. PERTH AMBOY 4--0Q15 j. p. mm k co. tvtwt Williws tw4 •M«iv St. wow. Aathowed Chevrolet and OldmobileDedm i ••','. '^jii ^'i| , ,i;,s., .-• WOODBWDGE LEADER, FRTOAY, NOV. 1,1ISI

11. V\6AW <\, 1V tun of fo«r «r !• •Vl!v n Count?. N i . | Dfff. Store (.Itli ALAN B ELT. g te •*)• Xnom a* So t! jtb« «>•(• BALKT. JR V"i »ith ill Sob' '»• ••;•• THE !»ti DAT OF • M'- ' ''"it >• VEMEF.R. A. D USt (• be turf arpvrMivcrt ta«m-, at tfc* • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OR OAw U T J;.;:J. f* SrnEtwfck. S i I H —i |, ii • * ,»'J ••>* foitowtaf tr»n at pu«-' ; H f> ''] Wtf ?r:- •v ThJ . oi lut ui mates kanto- f-'vlll , « ;.»r!irsl»rt; H "So] '.ill It, H ll'- lilt H »n«. n the1 H rlaltal , M SUNNYDALE H mrtfi. Th* tigr. of Sure Sattsf srtwr Ic fa M Mm H High Quality Merth«r,d»w * U.t Sip PureiFood Market M 1 of CHRISTEKSEN-S r-¥ V "bt frort it«it* R170 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY. N. 1 '' wr <>] Fibnf # 59c and up H . In. ,. 11 H j itn CbiWmi Woolen Mitts and Cloves C It V I bright colon, sjperial f 35c and up Bo til 'mis'. f iFancy Aprons, adjustable to any jiz* K Fresh Stewing Lamb ib. 3 us Hi 4 Colon 3 for care of MILK FEST BOASTING lot No tl VEAL, pound tul tie 1 Flannel 2 piece Pajamas m a Bit; of proptlfj ntttled 1 t nrnu 4 to 16 Specyp "Hi? of C«Btnl Haaor. rituted lu'imcr J asn't ti *j re- tvlty o you , iRISTEHSEHSOEPT STORE Ueas and Rumps of Milk Fed Veal. I b- 12;; •* " ' »0'.: :..|CC; PHONE WOOBRPlOCt 8 00e» liitn i i NO iM H 1 to 'hit ih-e fi BONELESS JUICY - prt LOINS OF JERSEY « Al tl rut rf S' •>' '-it' 'V t-: t-. «!> tc- sryiteftf '** M«rpT ODOR it.; ? Kyi.- - S: 'j ij }JIT« •• x-ort .• ... .. '.*j«i kE'.-:'k>» i'^ •nr-'in Mayor f'lsr. -err :hfi ; they Cf>eak. Awthtr biii.tht :;t!z-.: T Mi>oi -A iuT ci;y o: !o»T; :ti :ht H Fancy Milk Fed Roasting OMtenfli as Wfiromtntil is hiv- public ifV ^ coucn cir, bt bliTi'.d :or ?! ! You •.hi? advantage, md »» tbt Bffl (tiling »hn • »• »>' is Tt pa. Fallen i t!H'» oi HIT ow?. [tfonai in Stue work|ta\ rjtt rtd'Jftd •tt it cost oi 12c p« kT-on'idtt ".^ii ilsyor Ryin ha? H Cross Rib Roa$t nsiQoiactnrcd in the | SI 00 .7 K-T. r.t- ker r>'-el«r.iDt proe*s« M if mK. in tht U"iiedim»dt w tuisg o: -!.t ••urr.ti ]• haf uftr." ht'i- '••.iinulau employmtr.t >r, tb( Li Opponent» probably i con id ' :c :TB :•«':•; ***; il:.,; jijr Gra'.i'irr. :hen wret Or. to i&WTi-hjp i r*nll thit :ht Bill ^ FANCY FRESH KILLED ^ * TENDER CHUCK know that tht-M bills | trunk -v ar ta : : DU PORT '"'-, °. -' -"^ ,-,(: ,-r.j'_v fiii: Mr >; ™'™ ;»a-r; ;inij;.iiiti •:«•. '.bt RtvoMicit) itt knd which wa.'tnic'td mto law « of our TowoiJiip; Prt-Mou- • '."-'•'•'* °; ,'"'••jtkn for >-(rcf-v.r.E $583.'W tor. requiring »!1 contiructior, by iht RItLENE H FOWL, pound 14C (TOAST, fc. presem mm h*vt'F'jrk Ui ' • i •j.t;-C':r, Ht al>« u>d a' »tatf to include ,whtrt iKiffiblf m«-; Rtg V ? Pit. 01! (or the past lhrrt j l«i'tn, : f T l'tn, i K-; '-''»:•' '^ ' '-. ^" y. yotich »i- '.'rfiniziug G O.iural ind prodnrt? ot th>mined DV FONTS DKV. i depression, ht con-lmitut : k c : Utt v- * r.; •- '«'i; r'' -< ^ •.'" I ciji,.CT thr Edgar Hill union ind rajnijtictnrtd »ithin thih j'irk ->'-•» " > ' - x;.,:. r«jv \fT QufkfQufichc hif a motivmotivee . «j«<>•». effectiveltffectirelvy fpontoreffontorfdi by rain, tor dcirt -hi- Ht »»s on* oi iht Mayor kyin K VEAL CHOPS bin' to hilt '.•t'"f: i—d-r.rs on the boitd with Miyorityin his been < deptnd- S i tench. J| MT "••••:;,ar. ind hi i!H) received able ind contentious orlioai and M Short Fore qoartcn Q c crtrk ior SMJ.tfi in 1 2: He =t no timt in the hi'ton-oi Wood- N of Sprinf Lamb, Pouad »it:> to get bark in povn \o ?tt 'jrjfkc !• it K) imporuot to rttaic Christophersen l'• ts-- jobs igarn. Mr. Griusam t^j'triinre ai the helm. • Tf-fd iht imt>ortJiKe of tvtry- Very tns3y. 100*« Pure Peck Sugar Cured ...:t jitttina out election day and! ARTHl'R^ QUINS", and Son ; •.:•.:!'!{: •'••• jce^r.t idministration H SAUSAGE MEAT, 12". BACON, 3 — * «» H*pl«- M. IVnh Amrx.) RALLY MONDAY Popular Brawl of Boiled or Spice d >"h;r v.ittr. of ihe tvtning in- A monster Demoentic nOlf wUt Try FRANKFURTERS, pound HAM, H pond '-•-T'-J™ r'' ^ tl" i* M* «<**«• W*11111^ Korem- 12". >s:r)fr. r-e-ter Kroe?ti. FrtenoMtf! ^j j iffotdl'i Hall Jultett* the M i

eaken ibuc (. ffif our snoopers informs us that i\r;> is cutting •r:' neeiing will be liiuelc, dtudng wd Tt-\ Fith the Carteret Girl Perty' and that freshmenls. Ail are «elfoine shave called it quits . The Fleas had a Arthm A. Qninn CARD OTTHANK S we missed you Eddie. Hope-to see you ai tadonte* Mayor Mr*. Viola LaTwque, ot; Can you imagine a fellow winning $5 Continued on page ten Woodbridee. »ishe« to eiprass r TT t vn vt ( : her sincere tianki to Caneret Lei tb« lwinp it until two days after . And the ]raf '-'^'f ^... & r - .j^' , . '"• has a new mascot, a black cat. that was,!™^"^~"""' &r %Lncir. '"[^l Lodge, So. 167," Odd Felloes u } Federation, for ihtir aid in her footed il«) Indlf 'named, "New Deal".. We wonder how near'or nn , 1hf m\w oi iiw in- !habl!iR ir r***nl bereiTftinent al ifie :ymen, and rule I be on Tuesday- -.._.. not very near We un- ;\ < ^^>it-4 their cu- d*ath of her husband. Charles. cp\irt jester, c that we may have a Chinese king of the Swat ^'n, ' oV* iivthhood' VT'd^erenf pnnipcro many Meeds and relatives for anj r ^.,^ , i, ^ou!d Mr (jrtiritr'; Uck ot civic , ieadcfship ;ii tht pi-t r.c* *K- JC- their kindness 1 ct-ptcd as i jniapmtranter that h( SHERIFTS SALB^-In Cban general krowi-.dgt oti AC ] the vario* gfoups ,h " makf^ «*T « fKe* JeW' ^"^ -St iS George s Hungarian Greek Catho-: Hunters! Attention M THRIFTS oJWOODBRIDCE j the township's popnlati.:n Cold Weather Needs I "I have the uimoM rciptct tor lit Vnion, Complainant, and Annaj HaT« You Ev«r Seeoed a Full Grained | Mr.Greiner. but I Mirve ihat, it Breia. and Frank Breia, her hus- Leataer Mackinaw lined thi> particular time, his artilability j band. et. ate.. DefeadaaU. Ti Fa; BEAT OLD MAM JERKW, for Only F YOO CAM Cfl ONC to «rve as. Uiyor M Wofidbridgt ifor sale of mon«aged premises; WfrotrTClie city's^ WINTER COME IN AND LET IS SHOW YOl ONt •euveen 4 mid8 A<5 -&1 Kirsi Qullti Hor*«fcld« «kh A MEW WORTH A& THE THU at A'-uWool U«ekink« lining. Ci-U6> y AT TO THE VOTERS rliir to Its ndfl CALLED. I slate, Texasl "THE Four Pocket* 3 ii liu.llet.ln ilmi CAREFUL OF THE 2ND WARD: AU ii. "-I'll of tH MMSTEIN Cot to Fit avion ami Al tln> sli'iim SFdett ii'Hiws San tm MEMBERSHIP ) ' Sun r.i'rniii'M•bleUiq

> 4- HigkTop S0CK5 Ail Wool

MacTrtrrff'j opimon't wwHi « lot '-o<- S«M« "u on« *ng Sandy's purchawr agrees The bonds, a safe return musi bring — The beet, the kind that never sting. Jemima HKKSfy'S BKST A MALLARD ke Flour, pkg. 8c M4caroni| Spaghetti. I'S UKST |and Noodles, 3 pk|t. 20c WU HISSES B. Milk, 3 tall can. 17c mmvm PURE LARD, 3 rW. U. White NapMlka DAISY MAID fiOU. It.

•*U^.'\\^>w«wh.j—^ .. BERNSTEIN rnrr DELIVERY SOUQT YOUR C M MM I FUITON ST< PHOHE WOODS Qfe^l SUPPORT AT THE POLLS NEXT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER „ 7TH, FOR TOWNSHIP C0MM1TTEEMAN, R£. LICENSE AT SEARS PRESENtlNt THE SECOND WARD. ET US |U|K YOUR NEW GOAT ur Shop CHARLES J. ALEXANDER <&# l'aid for by the candidate.