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Catholic Women Attend | Social Guild To Present Medwick Leads State Burial Of Beloved Nun John Smith Wins j Children Of Today ; April 23 Assessment Dispute Several Carteret women, members Th« committee in active charge of I of St. Joseph's Catholic Church, went In Picture Contest th«« play, met last week for the pur In Scoring For Loop;to Philadelphia Saturday to attend pose of setting a tentative date for Is Finally Ended Ihe final serviced for Mother Mary Jack Rabbit Man Awards Her tilt' production which is to be given Jane, the (Jray Nun who died here Carteret Boy Ha* Beat Record In New Jersey In Basketball last week and whu had been acting First Prize — Many Young liy the Sociul Cuild. New Low Rate Of $69.19 Satisfactory To Property Owners Qt mother superior in St. Joseph's con- People Entered Contest This It v.un decided to set tha date of East Rahway — Borough To Purchase Roller Tourney — Wins Individual Honors In Contest With vent and school. The interment took April I!.'), I'.IWI, mid to stage the play 500 Boys of High School Age. place in Holy Cross cemetery, near Week. ill the Carteret High School. For Street Work. I Philadelphia. Till- committee Ims also definitely Joseph Medwick, the brightest star I In the party from Carteret were: The Jack Rabbit Mai. lu.lI!H> Ihi'l ilrP^lt'il to have ilmicing after the The long-drawn battle between J. sum anil will have to be lowered to I Mrs. Kred Shein, Mrs. Thomas Burke, busy week this week Then- \v a l).} play E. Donahue as leader of tin- Kast the ground in order to be repaired. In Csrteret High School's Basketball ! ,. history, leads the entire state in Mra. George Hradley, Mrs. J. J. Ruck- let up in the flood of picin s Hint I'll kets will he on sale very shortly Rahway district, on the one hand, The buildings and grounds commit- scoring for the tourney. The Carter reigel, Mrs. Louis Peterson, Mrs. ambitious young folk* sent 1 n li i nn<•• tec reported that leaders on the tame «t fl««i ha« found the net 25 times Henry J. Harrington, Mr«. George fact the, retunrs this week \V 1' t* a her of the (iniId cial assessment commiisnion on the fire house are rusted through and from the field and 8 timea from the (iaudette, Mrs. Edwin S. yuinn an I little heavier than lasl week ll.d tin The ni-fl is holding rehearsals re- other, came to an end Monday night that the roof of the building needs foul line for a total of f.K points. Mi«n Edwin Quinn. They made tlui .lark Uahhit Man K;IM lm• i' viy Kulurly under tlw direction of Dr. at the meeting of the council when extensive repairs. trip in day, Mirting them out WeiiHT »"d Martha Kospnblum. a newly revised (downward) assess- Joseph Young, chairman of the Considering the fait that then- BIT ! about BOO boyt who take part each It vva.H imr? pointed out that some way, are: Helen E, U«/.enska, 10, 93 loud signal is needed in ths Iieblg ]|«dwick's nearest competitor, tops Vice-President Of Rarittn was led by Donahue as representa- th« Class A High School ranks with Middlesex Assemblyman At- Pershinit avenue; Jo.wphine Sroka, tive of the district, and by John Ly- plant to warn the engineers then SI points. The leaders follow: tacks Measure That Would 12, 4 Hudson xtreet; Chester Krasin- Council Will Be General sek, fighting for his own interest in when a fire alarm ii turned in that ski, IK, 20 Chrome avenue; Helen the steam fire alarm located at the Cl... A High School Chairman Of Campaign the matter, as a property owner. At Throw 70O Out Of Work. Konikiewicz, 13, 692 Roosevelt ave- esch meeting of the assessment com- plant may be sounded. New turbine O P Tl. nue; Sophie Kurdyla, 10, of 118 DeYoun*. Passaic 18 16 51 mission, and at esch meeting of the engines that have been installed In Assemblyman Joseph T. Karcher Randolph street. Henry McCullough, vice president the plant make so much noise that Jlencuso, Trenton 11 6 28 of the Raritan Council, Boy Scouts council at which the report of the Power, Union Hill 10 6 26 of Sayreville, attacked the Billboard The book and the passes will be assessment was up for consideration, the engineers do not hear the tele* Bill on the floor of the house of As- sent out immediately. Another pic- of America is to be the genera pnone l>ell that has been in use. Cl«. B High School chairman of the Membership and Donahue appsared and protested sembly on Ust Monday night, as a ture appear* in this issue of the pa- that the charge was too high. Sever- Tha polloe committee will purchase lltdwick. Cs/t«ret 26 8 68 measure designed to destroy a legiti- per. The Jack Babbit Man wants all Financial Campaign for 19S0. This Lnta, Princeton 17 9 48 al reductions were made from time a new sedan for the use of round mate Industry in the State of New the little folks to try their hands as announcement was made from the sergeants. Some small make of car JUkowtkr, Boonton .... 19 6 48 Headquarter! of the Raritan Coun to time and the,East Rahway folks Jersey furnishing employment to ap-artists. Don't be discouraged, he demanded further reductions. will be selected. The large Paige be- CUM A i»rep Schoels proximately 700 skilled mechanics says, but keep right on trying. He cil today. Albert, Princeton Prep 16 longing to the department will be re- and artisans, a large majority of wants all his little friends to get L. L. Russell of the E. I. Du Pont, At Monday night's meeting the paired for usa in tramferring pris- Boson, Rgtyers Prs^.... 10 whom are ex-service men. In con- their pictures colored and in the mail DeNemours Co., and another vice- amount was announced as (69.19 oners to the workhouse and for as soon as peeaftsrtn ttat Ms en 9& the- flwloU-C *™* Class B dfsinntr iffiurti^wntttet it* have plenty of time.to make selec- will in additioditi n to serving as local a resolut dohntln the tee wilTalso put another member of Inch, St. Ceeslia passed the House, it would not do so tions carefully. chairman for Parlin, serve on the In-ment and the resolution was adopted on its merits but just because of po- the force on the motorcycle squad Wanning, Bajrley dustrial committee of the campaign without protest. Acting Mayor Her- and have motorcycle service twenty- Stabler, Kiapley litical expediency. He character!xed together with Henry W. Fisher, Con cules Ellis asked if there were any it as a measure prepared by a small {pir hours fc day. suiting Engineer of the Standard Un objections. Donahue, Lysek and a Petition! for walks, curb* and gut- group of wealthy women with noth- derground Cable Co. large delegation of Bast Rahway ing better to occupy their attention, Conflicting Stories ters in Haywood avenue and in Pas- The District chairmen who have property owners were present but saic street were received from res- who were attempting to advance the already signified their intention of none offered an objection. Democats Hear millennium by Inaugurating in this idents of those streets' and were in- serving are: Carteret, Harry G. Ba- A communication was received ferred to the engineer and attorney state, what might be referred to as Of Auto Accident ker; Fords, G. William Wood; Keas- from Louis B. Nagy, as agent for the another "noble experiment" — only to prepare the necessary ordinances. Brand Republicans bey, Frederick H. Deik. The cam-Carteret Cemetery Association ask- The Carteret Battery service ask- this time, the speaker declared, the Men Who Were Ipjured While M%« will start April 34th and ending the couneil's tenotion of a 100- scenery is the subject of the uplift ed permission to Install a 1000-gml- May 1st and the objective is $12,500, aore cemetery to be located near the lon gas tank in the grounds of a Senator It O— Of Speakers At movement. "Fixing Flat" Wanted To for the purpose of carrying on theWoodbridge Tine In the vicinity of He also criticised the arguments drive-in service station at Whlttisr Mating H«r* — Brown Al- Beat Up) Ltriver, Recorder If Boy Scout organization in this terri- Blair road. U was the first time that street and Washington avenue. The advanced In favor of the bill as un-' tory and to reach a still larger num- the members of the council had G.O. P. Meth sound, and declared that certain Re- told. request was signed by Chester Os- ber of boys, in spite of the fact that heard of the existence of the asso- burn snd William Strutters. publicsn leaders were jamming the the Raritan Council has increased its ciation. bill through merely to carry favor WOODBRIDGE— The council adjourned to meet at membership from less than 300 to Acting Itayor Ellis said that the the call of the chair, with a certain group of women Conflicting stories offered in evi-over 760 boys in good standing since Senator Arthur Qulnn was the council should ascertain more about Childhood Tuberculosis whose support they desired. dence in the case of James W. Irwin, 1924. the association and its purposes be- principal speaker Wednesday night Assemblyman Karchsr concluded Difficult To Detect of Brooklyn, who totemporaril y liv- Scouting in this territory which fore acting. He pointed out that at a big meeting of the Men's Demo- his address by poipointinn g oat that the ing in Woodbridf*, a«d ThoroasAuita cratic Club in Flrehonae No. 2. He Includes Perth Amboy, Woodbridge while the letter from Mr. Nagy set ould inj lrady of Carteret and Albert Caiale, of Township, Carteret, South Amboy Friends Surprise branded the Republican party at There are no reliable signs where- forth that the cemetery was to be overburdened taxpayer, by destroy- Port Reading, caused ths cue to be and Sayreville is, according to Na-for the use of all the church parishes having ceased to represent ths by a parent or teacher can discover ing the Billboard Industry and thus adjourned for two weeks in police people and gave Illustrations to childhood tuberculosis, according to tional Council Officials, in very in the borough, no msntion was deprive the farmer and the owner of court Monday night Auito and Ces> healthy condition and this has been made oit any priest, minister or Mr. and Mrs. Brown prove his total Discussing* the local a papamphlep t called, "Do children have vacant lots and waste land from ale were complainants against Ir- situation as urged the Carteret Dsm- the Middlesex made possible by the financial sup- trustee. tuberculosis?" realising the meager revenue he now win, who they charged, was negli- port of the citizens of these com- onats to drop all petty differences County League has re- reaps from the rental of such sites If the matter was merely the actPopular Couple Honored On .,.. Lg gent in that be struck and injured munities in the annual membership of a real estate concern launching a and unite at a solid unit. In that way l Tbl for bill boards to help pay his taxes. them with hit car while they were Wedding Anniversary — he said, they would win ia ths Fall. ceived' from the National Tnberculo- campaigns of the Raritan Council. business venture, it should be given sis Association and has ready for dis- Tha bill In questionq, , which imposp - repairinpg g a flat ti*r on Auito's car l t f 11880 th In addition to the maintenance of some scrutiny before being sanc- M«ay Guests Attend.' Assessblyinaa KtaeT B. Brown, tribution in its sprint eanspaica to es a yearly tax of 118.80 on the av-in WoodbridgWdbid e avenue in ththe HagsH - a headquarters office, a luge propor- tioned, ||r. BUis wid. Similar views: another speaker, took much the seme combat childhood tuberculosis. bmbrt ti if/ b BO'nun Height* tthhe C Car- tion of ,tW| mpney will he used fee by other membsn. •lew of tEags as did the State Sen- tent line oh the^_^T March 1».«> the ofeHMon'oi Gamp BurVmkt ii»: ator. Mi. Jtewwa said tlv* thitsj- Methods'slraKrt'slraKrto taoetitaoetin DM in the '.AMk'AiiitmiKmb treated by lato for tiM Seotrta ent legislature MtUnlwir' ttiTJlU undertaker said that all cemetery as- Hon4sy evening fatth e horn* • tuhertnlMl U eltnllle ath the Board of y own- Dr. Ssmuel Meesinger * of Carteret Council; for the operation,of ele- sociations are private enterprises, with trtsUnjr laws concerning nah and en, was pasted by the narrow mar after tha accident Their lajurfei con- Brown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3am- HealtHl h RRooms C, Carteret in the exam- mentary and standard Scoutmasters and that they get aside certain sec- eul B. Brown, in honor of their tenth whatnotT But tf a law that means ination of , il Many of fh thgien of irto24. Ass«mbJrman Brewn listed of braises snd lacerations on training courses, and the budget will sosastktasT to the pohlie, SOSM advan- tions of their cemeteries for the usewedding anniversary. children examined are from families of Carteret tod Karehtr of flayre- the legs. also provide for the numerous of designated religious creeds. The tage, eomes ep H is throttled instant- where tubereuloiia is known to exist ville voted againit the bill white As- At the Wearing Monday night it Everyone connected with the ar- badges awarded to the Scouts at the matter was finally laid over to be rangements took care to keep the Others ere selected by school physic- semblyman Demarest of Woodbridge, was testified that at the time of the various Courts of Honor and at least taken up again when Mayor Thomas ians or nones because they show voted in favor of the enactment. accident Auito and Casale were not pl«ns a secret and the affair, was a Brown, like Mr. Ouinn advised the $2500 of this money is to be putJ. Mulvihill returns from Florida. complete surprise to the popular local Democrats to forget all trifling sign* of underweight or give other near the car that had the flat tire aside as a special fund to be added Indications of poor physical condi- but were rear the middle of the road An ordinance to give the borough guests of honor. Mr. Brown is the dlfferenees aad unit for victory In Ukranians Welcome One to the Frani Roeuler Memorial authority to purchase a street roller proprietor of a drug store, Brown's the IUL tion. Two tests are used by Dr. E. I. and would not get out of the way. Ir-Fund of $5,000 which was made to Dora, ths physician | charge. One is Minuter) Farewell To Other win said that a bus was passing in was passed on first and second read- Reliable Pharmacy, ia Carteret. Hrs. Other speakers we/e: WUUam V. n the Raritan Council In 1?27 by Mrs. ings. The ordinance specifies a three- Brown has been identified with much Coughlia, and Councilman William the tuberculin test which shows the opposite direction at the time The members of the Ukranian snd that the space left for his carFran* Roessler in memory of her wheel roller to weigh not less than social and civic work. D'ZuriUa. The latter urged the party whether or not there are tuberle Church in Roosevelt avenue, gave a husband. This fund will be used for bacilli' in the body. The other is ths waa limited. He said that after he seven tons and to cost not more than There was a very large attendance to loss no time In selecting a ticket banquet Monday night as a farewell had shown the men his license num- the purchasing of a permanent camp $4,000. It ia to be motorized with a ot friends and relatives. Mrs. g. B. and getting ths campaign under way. X-ray examination or picture where- to Rev. Mr. Lysiak who was former- site as Boon as enough money for by diseased lungs are discovered. ber and given his address they want- four-cylinder motor. Brown proved to be a most gracious J. E. Donahue, of East Rahway, ly pastor and who resigned: and ased to beat him up. Arrival of Car-this special project has been collect- Commenting on street conditions hostess. The guests departed late in who led the tight for ti»reductio n Following examination the child a welcome to Rev. Roman Ulanlski, teret police broke up this part tf ed. as chairman of the street and road the evening, declaring that the af- of the sewer assessment te that sec- who ia found to have the disease is who is the new pastor. Rev. Mr. Ly-the affair. The Woodbridge police, Since 1026 the boy membership of committee,. Councilman Walter Von- fair was a most enjoyable one. tion, spoke «i conditions la general placed under the supervision of one siak had charge of the local church arriving a minute lately took charge the Baritah Council hat increased ah said that the department is doing One of the diversions was bridge without reference to polities. He said of the nurses employed by the League for ths put five yean. He is also from 818 to over 760 Scouts who are of the the best it can with present equip- and there were exceptionally hand- that tha people of the boroogh ought who visits the home and endeavors, tor of a large Ukranian church now registered and in good standing ment in repairing unpaved streets. some prizes. Refreshments ware to wakretes uup and interest themselves if possible to secure the removal of Perth Amboy and was unable to Irwin's home is at 842 Madison In the Council's 27 Troops. The Rar- r street, Brooklyn, but at present he Little effective work can be done, he served. Mr. and Mrs. Brown received in whahat iis going on la the town's af- any adult member of the family who keep up- the. work involved in earing itan Council is one of the most effi- said, until the roller is received and many beautiful presents, There were fairs and lean Just how the taxpay- rosy be found to have the disease. If for the two congregations. is living with s relative at 258 Green cient Councils in New Jersey, ac- street, Woodbridge. put to work. Vonah also reported also floral gifts from various or- ers' money is being spent. removal is not possible every pre- At the banquet Monday night cording to statements made by offi- that satisfactory progress is being ganizations including the Ladies Aux- Brief talks were made by Charles caution is taken to prevent the ppass- there were about 100 guests pro- cials of the National Council. made in the construction of the iliary of the Brotherheol of Israel. A. Conrad and others. age of tuberculosis germs to thesent. John G nda was the toastmast- Chrome sewer, and that adjustments The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society nad child. The child iaa rfreed from all er. Mrs. Joseph Klebsn, president of are being arranged where the sewer the Bridge Club. possible strsin; school work is made the Women's organisation of the Home Work Banned Drinking Comes High trench is obstructed by water or gas Among those present were: Mrs. as light as possible and a careful re- church, hadt charge of the banquet. For Three Carteret Men mains. The latter an raised or low- H, Berson, Mrs.S. B. Brown, Mrs. Directors Of Club gime of rest, good food, cleanliness, ered as is found advisable. Frank Brown, Mrs. James Brown, sunshine aid fresh air are instituted. Carteret Boy Attacked In School Mate Three men charged with being in- A letter from Rev. Father Ladis- Mrs. Robert B. Brown, Mias Lillian Where it m not possible to follow this Brown, Miss Edna Brown, Hiss Dor- By Rowdy Gang toxicated, were arraigned In police law C. Chanay, pastor of St. Eliza- Honor Mrs. Groome procedure at home children are sent Local Hifh School Debaters court Monday night. Each wai fined beth's Roman Catholic Church and othy Brown, Mrs. H. Berson, Mrs. tq Preventorla located at Olen Gard- Joseph Bertha, aged 13,' of 106 $9. They gave (their names as: Addressed to Mayor Mulvihill, con- Lsador« Brown, Mrs. Joseph Blau- ner, Pmrmingdale and Bonnie Burn. Pershlng avenue, Carteret, reported Have Unpopular End Of Is- tained a vigorous protest against the Woph, Mrs. Abe Chodriah, Mrs. L. Cho- Woman's Club Member* GIT* George Kokoasek, Union street; Ar- MMis s MariMe i NWien,NW . directodietorr ooff to thth e policlie of WoodbridgWdbid e WWednetd - sue And Lose To Metuchen. thur Wiliard, colored, Armour condition of Longfellow street. A dosh, Mrs. Abraham Durst, Mrs. Ja- Farewell Surpriae To Retiring nursing service reported there are day that whue he WBS on his way camp and Mike Petro, 4 Lefferts forme* letter to the council on the cob Daniels, Mrs. J. Leber, Mrs. H. „ , now nearly a thousand children^ un- nome {Ton a yjgjt to his uncle in Ha- The Carteret High School Debat- street. They all paid their fine. same subject hid been ignored, the Fisher, Mrs. Thomas Garber, Mrs. der iupervhion by the League. These Raman Heights, he was set upon by ing team was defeated by a Hetuoben priest wrote, and he added that the M. Goz, Miss ROBO Glass, Mrs. David children are keeping in excellent con- a gang of 0\fcr boyg wno beat him High School team yesterday evening council had shown a tendency to Greenberg, Mrs. A. Gardnes, Mrs. The board of directors of the Car- ditio„ n whic„h. ..„the.y will probably be >bout the headd . HH e gave tthhe lpolici e In the auditorium of the Carteret negligence in the matter. Harry Gross, Mrs. Isadore Gross, Mra. ' teret Woman's Club held a busineu I able to maintain if not subjected to a description of the members of the High School. It wan the third debate Councilman Vonah said that ho M. Gross, Mrs. sfcuis Hertz, Mrs. Ed- meeting Monday night in the home undue strain after they leave school gang and the names of some of High School Notes ward Hopp, Mrs. Julius Doss, Mrs. ! held under the direction of the Ru£- had received the letter and had of the president, Mrs. Emil Strem- amj assume the responsibilities of them. They will be rounded up for?ers Intercsholastic Debating league "slipped up" P. Krininun, Mrs. Ben Klein, Mrs. a HuLpiTK Interscholastic Lea- on it. He promised Isu, in Atlantic street. Arrange- employment and parenthood, Identification, Bertha's uncle is in which Carteret participated. Car- In that the street would be put into Carl Laster, Mrs. B. Jacoby, Mrs. I. tnents were made for a joint meet- [ These pamphlets descriptive of the James Bertha, of Henry street, Ha- teret defeated Keyport and lost to Hiie Debate, tho Carteret High Mausner, Mrs. Thomas McNally, Mra. School (lebaterH were defeated by food condition ai soon as the roll- ing of the club and the Evening Do-' c]jnic methods will be distributed gaman Heights. South Amboy and Metuchen. er is purchased. Max Schwsrti, Mrs. Sol Rosenblum, partment of the club to be held on through the clinics and by women's About 200 persons witnessed la.it South Amlmy Monday night at South Mrs. Leo Rockman, Mrs. Aaron Kab- Monday night, March 24 1n the Muni-1 clubs and Parent-Teachers Assocla- Amhoy, The issue was, "Resolved Building inspector Joseph Jumo Inowiti, Mrs. J. Rosenbleeth, Mrs. A group of high school girls who night's discussion on the subject, rep (Tried three permits issued in Feb- cipal building. Miss Muriel rUney, a, tjons. •re taking courses in music are in "Resloved That Home Work Should Louis Ruderman, Mrs. J. Reider, Mrs. member of the Perth Amboy club, .- New York today where they attend- ^U^!^t£^X ™«y7 for conation work that Charles Roth, Mrs. Sam Srulowitx, Bft Abolished In Ilish School." Gar- will total $7,350 in value. The fees and a dramatic entertainer will ba' ed the opera of Aida at the Metro- teret upheld the negative side of the afflrmativt> side of the question, Car- Miss Clara Stern, Mrs. A. Soloff, present as will Mrs. Waters, music Parents Not Interested politan Opera House. They made the teret was represented by Wilton for the permits amounted to $18. Mrs. Morris Ulman, Mrs. David Ven- issue. The finance committee reported that SUt Fed(>r tion of trip via the Pennsylvania railroad Pruitt, Benjamin Rabklowitz, Edith ook, Mrs. Sam Wexler, Mra. A. Weltz- W*iwg riuhi* * ' In Runaway Boy The Blue and White team was Brown and Walter Schonwald, alter- things are being; rapidly whipped in- man, Mrs. J. Weiss, MrB. I. Weiss, fiom Rahway and are beinif chaper- composed of Edith Brown, Harriett oned by Miss Kramer and Miss Pow- nate Mi^i.H Margaret. Prentiss, Car- to shape for a tax sale which will Mrs R Weiss, Mrs. A. Wilson, Mr-i. th^B^e'T^wX^ ,. The police ofTfrteret were notl Lebowitz, Marie Cnydoa, and Roy teret High School debuting coach, be held soon In an effort to recover H. Zier and Mrs. Isaac Zimmerman. ers, of the faculty. In the group are: Goderstad. The Metuihen representa- prise in honor of Mrs. John Groome fid Monday that two Cartoret boys Hurriet Lebowitz, Ann Rosenblum, accompanied the team. a large amount of delinquent taxoa Who has been a director of the clu'i had been found in Philadelphia and tives were George Almizer, Shirley In a communication Attorney Charlotte Spewak, Evelyn Beech, Brown and Edwin Tucker. Six-week exams wore held this SERIOUS CHARGE BROUGHT for several years and who recently were being held for the action of Dorothy and Hazel Byrne, Beatrice week in Carteret High School. Stremlau informed the council that Robert Raglnnd, nfjed 29, colored, moved to Rah way Mrs. Groome the local police or the boys parents. Miss Margaret I'rentiss, Carteret the de«d for the property occupied Taylor, Adete Byrnes, Mary Collins, High School debating coach, presid- Fanna Ruth Thorn will represent of Hudson street, Carteret, was ar- WBB presented with a beautiful floor The boys are Charles Nagy, aged 16, Jean Mott, Jeantttfi I-evy, Julia Carturet High in tho national Ora- by the Public Library had been re- nf 18 Burlington ed. The judges wen' students.of Rut- rested Monday by Detective Sergeant lampp. Thhee me memberm s extended her nf 18 Burlington street and John Alee, Lottie Weinstein, Evelyn Enot torical ninlest sponsored by the New ceived and forwarded to New Brun J J. Dowling of the Carteret Depart- Dixon, an orphan, who has no home, gers College. swick to be recorded. The attorney their good wishes. b' t nti and Sylvia Schwarti. York Times. ment and Captain .lames Walsh, of A cardd party «u one of the fea-' The Nagy boy's parents were notU retains an abstract. The property the Woodbridge department for a tures of the evening and four tables fieri but came to police headquarters Dodges Assault Charge was deeded over to the borough by serious offense alleged to have been Mission Band Supper The Gamma Chapter of the R. H. representatives of the Industrial As Were in play. Very attractive prizes nnd said they were not interested in Forfeit* Cash Bail committed in the latter municipality. Were offered. The prize winners the boy and did not want him back, The Mission Band of the Presby- O. Sorority met recently at the home sociation of Carteret. Haglnnd is charged with indigent be- were: Mrs. Stremlau, Mrs. Thomas Th^nThe police of Philadelphia were terian Church will hold a chicken Herman Arthur, of 28 Essejc street nf Miss Esther Venook. Plans were The fire and water committee re havior with n Tittle colored girl ol Kenyon, Mrs. Emanuel LefkowiU notified that the lioys would be supper from 5:30 to 8:00 p. m. in forfeited {15 bail Monday completed for the curd party to ba ported that the siren on the top of »nd Mm. C. H. Byrne. Delicious re- brought bark to Carteret nnd tho ex-tho Sunday school room the evening night when he failed to appear in po-given by (he sorority on Sunday, Firehouso No. 1 is out of rommis- Fulton street, Woodlmdtce. freshments were served. pense will be dmrged to Nagy br. of March 27. ,lice court. He had lieon arrested on April in] at the Odd Fellows Hall. li charge of nssmilt »nd battery on The next meeting will be held on March 11, on complaint of MTH. Ko- Sunday, March 30, at the home of G. O. P. Meeting Einkai Miss Edna Brown. DO NOT BUY CORN ANNOUNCEMENT An important meeting of the Roosevelt Republican Club is an- —Please mention this paper when Sidney Currie, graduate of the class of '28 at the Carteret High nounced for tonight. The meeting buying from advertisers.— A COMPLETE LJN5 OF HIGH GRADE will be held at Fire House No, 1 be- School was recenttjr elected manager FROM A CHICKEN! ginning at 8 o'clock. All members of Georgetown's track team. Sidney of the club and others interested are It is Just At Important To in a Bophomore at Georgetown. When you could buy the finest genuine pure silk Cannon- urged to be present. Michael Yarcewski, ui the class of ette make Hoae in 30 best leading shades, sheer or med- SUITS FOR MEN \ Select Your' Drugght As •26, won the light heavy-weight You Would Your championship of Lafayette College ium weight, with a six month's guarantee for only $1.25. For Sale At The Women Democrats Hart recently. Michael is in the senior Well Attended Party Physician class at that college. We will positively refuse to sell to store keepers or Roosevelt Cleaners and Dyers A well attended card party was when speculators white wo sell these hose to benefit our cua- held last nighk by the Women's Dem- ITTUCH'S —Please mention this paper 63 Roosevelt Avenue Carteret buyifca from advertisers.— ocratic Club in Fire House No. 2. Kit, 1*05 tomers only. Mxs, Sophie SimonB was chairman of M Our Cleaning and Dying busmen will b© con- the arrangement*. There were many GEO. C HRICZKO THEY FILL PRESCRIPTIONS ' tinued but we will devote a large portion of our attractive, prizes. The dark horse Piano instruction at your home. pri»e was won by Mrs. Haaa. Refreah- Cheap John's General Store •aleiroom to Men*' Clothing, 61 Roosevelt Avenue and bo|inner»i write (or J3 St CAftTERET PKJHB FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 PAGE TWO

Tomorrow the last day of Demonstration Week At BuildUOWiUp Your Healti h ANNOUNCEMENT Meet Miss Graybar Mita Graybar is here, consult with her. She will demon- strate these wonderful Graybar appliances. Come m ana lei We have opened our OPEN AIR her show you how to keep fit and be prepared to resist any used car exchange on the State bad weather. BUILD UP YOUR RESISTANCE Highway with a variety of makes MARCH IS HERE! It U generally Accepted that there U more illneu in March after ta the loaf cold winter month* than at any other tuwr I™J**L*?2! and models. should be taken to "Build Up Your Resistance" NOW. It's deigned for HOME USE. Safe, efficient and convenient I FOR THE BUSY WOMAN OR MAN When you come to us for a used car A few minutes a day with the Graybar Stimulator will you can rest assured that we are keep her in the pink of condition. It invigorates-stimulates-builds up run-down muscles giving you value for your money. and brings back health, youth and slenderness. All Cars have been tested and ap- GRAYBAR FOR THE FAMILY STIMULATOR Revitalising dosei of "Sunshine" at the touch of proved by expert mechanics. a lever. Can be "taken" anywhere in the house, any Tka Graybar Stimulator is asothar hour of the day or night. •BJojrtbl* •• w.lI u "An Esiy Way This Graybar Sunshine Lamp has been designed to Kttp Fit". particularly for home use. Safe—convenient and ef- fective. It is a double carbon-arc type. $5950 The light given from the arc formed between up- UNIVERSAL per and lower carbon* approximate* sunshine and A SMALL DEPOSIT DELIVERS IT will do for you what natural sunlight does.

It's designed for "Home KORECTOR BATH Use" — Safe, Efficient and $49-50 USED CAR EXCHANGE FREE ROOM SCALES Convenient. A small depotit d«liv*rs it FAYE1TE STREET AND CONVERYiPLACE PERTH AMBOY OFFER Free with a purchase of either All Graybar Electric Appliances are sold on our : i\ r tn tV'l ti II during this the Graybar Stimulator or Sun- Friendly Credit Plan. Pay for them a little every »••••••••••••••»•»»•»••»> Caution shown In? taken when driv- week only shine Lamp. week—it costs no more. THE MOTOR QUIZ ing off the mnln rood Into gruss. AUTOMOBILE NOTES I,>ose sand or dirt or u bad culvert How Many Can Too Aniwtrf will cause an accident. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. M. * « • Q. Bow many school* were After thp monoxide fumes have •erred by basses la 1928, and done their work. It Is fur too late to When a balloon tire la starting to bow manjr mflea were coxered be caution*. BO fldl remember tlmt It always looks by tlieae basset? * • • flutter thnn It is and often can be run Am. 15,9251. School motor The absence "f unler In « battery on to the nearest giirage without In bane* throughout the eooatr} will cause the hut mm to be eaten lurj. • « • away by stniiip aclil.". ALBERT LEON.SOM tnreled 40.86& There are 1.1.8 mnlor vehicles for Q. Haw many passengers are • • * every mile of rond In the ITawallmi carried by buasea In the United Uneven lire wear r:m affect the rear Islands. Such truffle congestion Is nf 65-96 SMITH $1 CMtKmo6T. PKITN AM8OV N.J. State*? as well as front tires, although It gen course responsible for that eight- ADI. 8.000.000 • day, or 8,000,- •rally Is ansoclp'ed with the latter. tenths of a car. 000,000 a year—24 tines tht 1 11 1 1 1 population of the United Btatei. '« •»"|MfM»MIMI: Ml Ml l.\% /.if ;.'I Ml M 'I''• i' • •' I' * ! I '! 'I 'I 'I 'I ' 'I ''1 I I » '!' Q. How much do passengers pay yearly for bus tranjporta- tlon? Ana. About $300,000,000. Q. How many mllet of com- mon rarrler baa line* are now In operation and bow does thli mileage compare with that of (team and electric lines? Ana. Over 290,000 miles. There are 230,000 mflea of •team railroad and 4&000 mile* of electric lines. DO YOU NEED A TRUCK? »••»••»>•«»«>>»•••«••• Mousetrap Burglar Alarm Quite Effective on Auto An ordinary mousetrap can be coo- Ttrted Into an effectWe into burglar alarm. Two wires with spring clips attached to their outer end* tr* at- tached as Indicated. One clip Is at- We have a wonderful selection of tached to the lire terminal of the horn and the other to the metal frame used trucks. •>'••, • i '; • . It makes no difference whether you are in the market How Mousetrap Alarm Is Set to Blew the Hern If Thief Moves the Steer- ing. Wheel. for a new or used truik. You cannot afford to overlook of the car. When the trap Is set the circuit li open. When spruag. the draft 1* doted a»d the bom blow* this opportunity. continuously. The trap can be placed so that mortal either the steering ira or clutch pedal will spring the trigger. —Popular Science Monthly. All types and model trucks from 2 ton to 5 ton, van Spark Plugs Often May Cause Engine "Bucking" MlMlDg of (he rngliw and "bucking" bodies, rack bodies, and stake bodies. . • freqnrofly blmned on the carburetor are often due i» nothing more than Improper adjustment of spark plug or breaker point gaps or both. Refer* making carburetor adjustment ID high A TRUCK FOR EVERY PURPOSE compression engines the car owner or mechanic should make sure that the ping gap la adjuslrd unonilng to the car manufacturer's re<'omra?n- dalions, and breaker contact points are Died square and likewise ndjnsted. Dirty or worn oot plugs also ratine trouble often blamed on tlie carburetor, and spark plugs and breaker rontsrt points should be examined at Irnst twice a year. Amboy Car Exchange, Inc.

AUTOMOBILE HINTS -r-r i t r t > a j rtiiirrrsrjrtaij. 190 New Brunswick Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J. Soon wt will begin f see t4mtts» tie TEL OFFICE 2166; SERVICE 2090 CARS GIL PAGE THREE CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930

Personalized Type Of fj H boy's competition to iilv one i'ltt.i» Any boy running in J. Arthur Applegate Car Meets With Favor Tri-County Track tile .14 0, HKO or mil*; run may not Clam Pinches Nose nter in any other rijhhinjr event, Mure than four hundred salesmen, hut he nmy compete in two field of Inquisitive Man * I Tells Of IStudebaker • ili'alcrs mid executives from the tor Meet In May events in addition to the 440, 880 Wliltnejvllle, Conn. A iiiun ritnry of the Packard Motor Car ('iim- or mile. In. tills eitj dug i tln« IIII-SS nf Your Choice puiiy of New York attended a

durance than all other makes com- bined. , "In the past 78 jean, too, the modest capital of $1)8.00 ha* grown Toactual net sawta of f 100,000,000. Studebaker'a growth If perhaps best illustrated by the fact that during the past ten years total sales have •mounted to $1,886,000,000, or two and one-half tlm«s as much as total sales daring the previous 68 yiin.

NUTTY NATURAL HISTORY §V Mil••! HMfTON • Only 8 More Days Left of This Great Sale! Hurry! THE RUFFLED 3LEDGEHOG

HIS creature rets Its name not be- Tcause he wears ruffles, but because Profit by These Marvelous Bargains! Shop Tomorrow! lie always appears to be ruffled. He Is a cross between the American hedgehog and the Cantdlin iledf*- •doi, but takes after anything tbat METAL BED gets la his way. In fact, he often goes out of hla way to make trouble. While camping OD the shore of Rainy ODD SERVERS $6.95 Iske. the writer once saw a half- H of them, la both grown atodgthof chase a boll moos* ary MT brown. All .and three geeae up an 80-foot ayea< $6.95

ODD DRESSERS ODD CHINA CABINETS $14,95 ^rom bsdroom ault*. that $14.95 Mil foe H much a. ItOOl la nlHl. I,wt* •>•' Only I In Ihr «">"P '» U l

AXMINSTER •more tr«e and then alt below cussing ODD DINING for an hour becsose be couldn't go up CHAIRS RUGS after them. The Individual here shown about to $28.95 pop into bis borrow noder SD sin, pile $1.98 apwUI iroap of M In has a Bracll not body and a single Onlj It. And m Mj mat aalt« an aMtortmaat of iwanut head The ears sre made of a hair doled W thrwt. B* «wlr pattern. Full »>" •>«• split aavy bean, the ruffles down his back of popcorn, sod the lep and tall are cloves. Chewing gum Is uswd to $1 DELIVERS \ stick 'en all together. $1 DEUVERS $1 PER WEEK f (C Metropolitan Nmpapar Sarrlo*.) $1 PER WEEK I Tke T«t One day a world-famous violinist visited Charlie Chapllo at hla studio and. seeing Charlie's fiddle there, asked to be 11 lowed to try It 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite "Certainly I" said CUapllo. "but can yoo. play Itr Regularly $329 The famous violinist gated st him la amazement. "Play M1 Of course I ran,'* he said and. picking It vup, he tried to adjust -the Instrument loder hit chin. Then, promptly, he pat It dowd $149 again, and chortled loudly. Beautifully, grained walnut veneers combined with overlays "Hid me thai time!" he said. of striped mahogany and ornamental moulding* to make this' For Chaplin's violin Is speclnllj a suite of unusual beauty. And equally an outstanding bar- •made for left-hand use.—1'etirson's. gain at this Warehouse Sale Price!

Trtbatt to Fair 3«m $1.50 Weekly . 18 Months to Pay 1 am very fond of the company of ladles. I like their beauty, I like their delicacy, I like their vivacity, and 1 like their Bflence.—Samuel Johnson. Group of 12 Sewing Cabinets Phone Perth Amboy Worth Twice the Sale Price Frame-Top Suite in Mohair 12 9 9 3-Pc. Mohair All Over $14.95 $178.75 $128.75 Excellently built pieces, beautifully 8 PIECE9 . . . as pictured . - . that never sell nt less than $1!71>! The sofa is extra large, with .» 1 leg front, the cluli ami throne chair A most exceptional bargain! We have a group of 37 of these suites fininht-41 In mahogany. Full sl*e. Truly a most outstanding value! equally large. Upholstered in line mohair with frieze. Reversible to sell! We've reduced them drastically! Imagine! 3 pieces, uphol- Ihin't misH it tomorrow! cushions. Exceptional! stered all over—fronts, backs, Bides—in mohair—at this low price! $1.75 Weekly . 18 Monthf to Pay $1.25 Weekly . 18 Months to Pay $1 Deliver* $1 Weekly PERTH AMBOY UPHOLSTERED Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Until 10 FURNITURE COMPANY h e Repairing Re-Covering Living Room Sots AND IllDWIOl Slip Covers Mnde to Order Perth AmB»oy» JW. M. 2S4 MADISON AVE. St. cor. MfldlionA!*: NEAR MARKET ST. OJ»EN EVENINGS TH. NINE ^^^^ CABTERET FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 PAGE FOUE Individual think luurli of inj uleiits. liu( ine

or •.-urt-M Ihii.c >"" hii-w! I in plead "«l *. tbat secret I wanted to tell you. Is: DIPPING INTO change. HE ni clud ID unlonalls. wore a Vm engaged to Ilnrrv Betknap. «o she S corduroj rap drawn dowa to'her SCIENCE j GAS LIGHT COMPANY j lieed not bother In tbe least about fin and was sawing »wny ID a moil Lawrence." oooooooooooooooooooooooo workmanlike manner, taking a frac Jaoe't food numor restored, the Seaweed M a Barometer FOR lion of an Inch off Mrs. Harrlns ball) went her waj. At the seashore we may not 206 SMITH STREET room (Jnor. which hud always refused The neit dat she read that Sinclair to ihut properly. And ilie waa whl» have a barometer at oar dls Lumber company wnnted a book- posal. but the wnwi-eil run hr II! DC BIRTHDAYS keeper. of great help In fore* axllni; The Martins, rooltipr and daughter She went direct to Mr. Sinclair. Sr L weather. When a jcreat deal I Carolina, llred at the etig*. *Ham OR I Heating ancf €oolring Appliance* who, though surprised, noted with ad- ijjf moisture la In the air, In- and BS they took core of llielr cur re- I miration her tiiis!ne«s-llke manner. iltciitlng probable rain, the sea I sorted in unlonulis frequently, hut, aa 'But Isn't a lurolier yard a rather weed feela damp. When tb* Lawrence Slnclnlr marie mental nnie. Ruud Automatic and Storage queer plHCe fur a young lady who rteeil Is drj, there Is Mile like ANNIVERSARIES they did not whistle, lie knew It wt» doesn't know the difference—" ilhiHid of rain. not Caroline; moreover, he knew «• I "Oh, bnl I do. 1 know what yon I IS. ISt« iV«trn> NtwlMptt Unwn ) Hi-il) that it was June Bancroft, She Water Heaters were going to say. ami I do know thr I iiml in ken mnnual training at school difference twist a huwk and a hiinrt mid muli] handle tnnli. Knnwlnft this •a*, mill I know H lot about woods E.rtli'. "Skin" Thick New Process Gas Ranges Mr*. Hnrvln n«ker to fix the door 1 and >our hiwlnf^s--" j Tbe thickness of the earth * crutt w|j?n whe hnd run In for a visit to "All ritilil; tin In there and brtni | U Tarlonaly computed to be 10, 20, or i ('iirnllne. me sonie oHk, pine mid walnui—" | perhaps ai rnch aa V tnllM. L € fV E She waa working on It when the "Xeeiln't lea«- the room to show Con-Den-Rit Radiant Logs Slnrlnlr lumber truck drove up and you." And Jim« look a small knife l.8M-reucc alighted. I'retendlng not to from her pocket fttul scratched a tilt ACE ALWAYS WCLCCHC Odorless—Efficient—Inexpensive 2 notice who It wn». he said: of paint from a file of. pigeonhole* I "Please aak yoDr mother where I This denk him o thin veneer of wal Khali put the lumber." nut, a. soft pine linloti. and that chait "My mother dopnn't onre, Mr. SID- hottom Is oak which Is tawed tbe rMrtlr, no perhaps you belter aak Mrs, wrong way." PROMPT Telephone 8610 Perth Amboy Mnrvln."' "You win 1" smiled Mr. Sinclair" i Lfiwrcnce In pnsxlng struck his foot IJut why this sort of workr DELIVERY ntTHlnpf one of hpr tools. "Beg par- Slie explained thnl It waa her am don ! U'lmt wus Hint?" bltlon «otn«. day to .iwn and opernte "Oh, that's n Jurk |ilnne. When yon a B!IO|) for repiilrlng. rellnlahlng anrt ANYWHERE Crow up I" he a hig innn you may Huiillculing aniliiue iileres. She "as learr the difference, prrhapi, 'twlit • 40 enthualastlc thnl Mr. Sinclair was IN THE COUNTRY THE hnwk iind a handsaw." moved to ask: Further amenities were laved by "Vn you HippciiK isur'li a shop coold Mrs. Mitrvln'g nppenrnnce. She walked he run In conjunction with a lumbei Meaner Floriaf s Tebfraa* AM'«. Mown the yard, showed him where to j«rd?" Jana bemned. "(th. Mr. Sin pur the lumber, llngrrfng a moment to clulr, I'm sure It could, and I've n lot Paulus Dairy <>hsprv»: "Quaar ttlmt tfimhai'lll) Mam uldn't run without you I" ex an examination of our own P Lawrence fell Ihnt June wns tiear claimed Mr. Slnclnlr Bui Jane was shortcomings. To give and for- Walker-Gordon CertifiedJAilk Inn tho rude conversation antl he wai not oonrluMd milII two rtiiya aftet nre to bear and farbear are Wendmere FarmB Raw Golden Guernsey Milk nnhamed. He would hnve hnlted • she had a caller — l.uwrenre Sinclair kindly traits worth cultivating. moment ait he rmaspil her hut .lone "Father lent me to see now you Suydam's and Rutgrer's Special Raw Tuberculin W« b«T« parf«cl«d • ••rric* whittled a hll louder nix) squinted Tested Milk were and to ask If you d i»ke me In tkat uiiili all, reganllau of alone the edire of tlip it'ior In see If your department If not I'm oul of station. Modern equipment. DISTRIBUTION COVERS It were true. hut wmiUI not look hl» B Job," he pleaded "He says you're Personal tnperviiion. Moderat- John R. Baumann New Brunswick, Highland Park, South River, Sayreville, way the only girl he i^pt knew who always ed expentet. Artgrll.v he rllmhi'd Into MM scnl iind knows the difference Iwiil hawk and Greenhoutet Parlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge drove off. hnndanw." FUNERAL HOME Carteret, Fords and Metuchen, N. J. .time finished IIIT )nh IIIII) snlil crisp "IS—18 tlllS II IHISllH'HH pro 44 Green Street Woodbridfe, New Jenay St. George and Hazelwood Aves. Eat 1004 Tel. Woodbridge 264 R. JL Hirner A. F. Greinar Phones 711-712 RAHWAY, N. J. MILES FEATURES STYLE Funeral Director* BUY USED CARS ..*.*

MlLES Women's Show arc always patterned from 5th Avenue1! newest modes and leathen. Nothing U too ditB- cult for Miles to copy. No leather U to expensive. In any ether store Miles shoes would be priced much higher and would be well worth th« money.

Jolii tlw Millioa MUM

9 * Shoe* AND IF?- you are one of the three, we can sell you a guaranteed used oar that will please you, and give you satisfactory service. Every used car we have has been thoroughly overhauled and tested by expert J^K-nfr. I who know motor* and cars. Now is the time to buy a used ear. Drop in at any time, and ask for a free demonstration of any model you arc particularly interested in. No obligation*, Here are a few excellent buy a:

1927 HUPMOBILE 6 SEDAN * In excellent condition throughout. 5 tire, like new. Interior verv dean. en s toes A ride will convince you of its quality. No. 20 MlLES hat the largest •elec- 1927 ESSEX COACH tion of children', shoes in 95 9 Motor, tires, interior and paint excellent. $95.00. pf^ ja- the city, many are exact 4 ' duplicates of the newest 1926 STUDEBAKER STANDARD COACH iVlILES Men Customer*, arc women's styles and leathers. Ju«t out of our shops reconditioned and refiniahed. 4 new tires. Inter- increasinR bv hundreds eacli ior spotless. Come in and ask for a demonstration. No 49a Reproductions of genuine week. The ourstandinc Python typify Miles leader- quality and iiiappy newstvloi »hip in this department. would cost you much more — in anv other tt:r- MANY OTHERS ALL BARGAINS

156 Wot J4ch 6n*H J. ARTHUR APPLEGATE NIIWAUK 701 *li Avc axar Drd 5 9$ Market SUM* 1462 IN Avt. cor. 76th Si. PASSAIC Hi Wen USA fc, Harhm 694 Main Amm 363 Division Street 2880 3ra A*v>f Bkofu PATlftSON 1941 Vd AT*. Bnmji GREATEST VALUES liOMtinScnei Ml Urn itytk St. Dm. rUTABtTH Perth Amboy, New Jersey »OI Brand StnM 132 Smith St., Perth Amboy C-.taitaOT ftBTH AMSOf Phone 2516-17 Newark Store: 95 Market St. .vit^;' Open Evening. Until fr 40 Store* ,. OPEN EVCM1MCS ..... f r-,-- MHninlnn' CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 19S0 PAGEFIV1

Wag-nails Co. The answer of the pub- '"ill" < hiysier cars are wired for the lishing house follows: Installation of radio »eti. Aerials The man who spruces up early in the tea son is the man More Facts About New Chrysler lire loncfalcd 111 the roof. Many of Popular Usage Earns The 1'aramount Famous [Jasky these cars at the automobile shows i who get* full enjoyment out of hta Corp. 1 Tim«i ftqiiare, New York City. Interiors give the impression >f I'hi niti nickel sti'il ln-til ^.t't:, ln-llll! (tils y«»ar bad the Transit one com- A Place For "Kibitzer" Gentlemen: 'iistom coach work, being designed to I ;, Ii !U tlt'S ] iliiiriii'tt't Ilie rianh pl*tely installed with tuuing dial on Answering your inquiry, we tirovide maximum room and comfort, rllHft Is I *d Mi fuiii betting' the ditah. take pleasure in stating that kibii- ! Upholstery is broadcloth in the closed KtlgilKV U ries i ml ml e punitive Movie Title Help* to Fix Term {models and leather in the open mod hlrl putii) and filter, und crankcBse Chrjrtler AoMnblad ia 92 MinaU* NEW SPRING CLOTHES i«r in in our Practical Standard in Public Mind; Hai Many Dictionary, and was included be I els. Silver finished interior fitments ventilator rim! inn is full fun-f A Chryoler car is on the final as- cause of its increasingly wide are in harmonious design. S«»ut cush feed by pump tn riatiKKtiaft, ciin sembly line approximately 92 min- Deftners. UHaife. In the issue of "The Liter- ions are wide and d««p, tilted at the ii.'ftinx rod I i-immhaft healing*, utes. The assembly line for the ary Digest" for March 16th, the proper angle* for riding coiiifurt 7 tie V type ful belt al.su drives U . Chrysler "7" and "70" models is When a town's citizen does so Arm rests, smoking set and vanity K^nerator. 1,106 feet long, and the cars move much for the city that he wins the term was discussed in the Depart Order NOW ahead of ment of the Lexicographer's Kasy case are provided in the rear coin Th transmission is completely down this line on a conveyor chain •ood-will of a *-r«ftt number of ton partment of the sedan model. ('hair, and that you limy see what houw d wild the clutch and flywheely, , st a speed of approximately 12 feet Easter and be ready stituettts he usually "make*" the fonning a unii t l H minute. This is fast work, but not mayor's committee of public works. was said, we enclose herewith a Convenience and completeiie is power plant. It has tc±ar-«heet from that number. The lire featured in the attractively ar- blie.i i especialllly d«imeter, the entire power system. Gears h»ve ly your moving picture of "The ammeter, oil ure»»urc gauge ami ••itr» wide fai:es, hi« made from the Official figures frum the Depart- our stupendous ranffe English channel, she usually "makes" ment of Public Works in California th» bij-time vodivl circuit*. Kibitzer" will pruve a great help i-lectric fuel gauge. Carburetor choke finest sU;el, oil hardened. The clutch in spreading th« us« of the word, «"d theft ignition switch arc- within is the single dry |ilat« tyt>», K 7-8 shshoow that of all car fleets p^ of new Spring fabric* Thu» when a new worI"ill(fH. IIT had the lowest cost per car mile and mode4«. it usually "mak«-»" ttur dictionary. wheel are the light control iwitch, The rear axle in (he serin .fluntill, „g of operation The actual figures, in nL Yours very truly, About a ye&r ago » 'w farce- Funk & WAGNALLS CO., gasoline throttle and horn ImUon. ln-vel type with I'urlxirizvd chrome. | eluding g*s, nil, icrvasiiiK, ttirei s »nd coinedy appeared cm ISroadway. It SparV control is entirely automatic. vanadium niokied SUM-I g-esra. Thv repai™ w»j 1.88 cent*, 1 (Signed) Frank K. Vixetelly, name wa« "Kibit-/...r.' The word Editor. Gear shift is standard, tlutu spitds uxlc glmfts »re supportepp d in double kibitzer was then somewhat new. "Kibitier'' is such a meaningful forward and one reverse roller bearings at the wheel ends tc> CompUt* Enfinc Accaaiori** We Give You a Good Suit We Give You a Bettor Th« play, which wa» HKen by thou- word, that it is surprising it was not Tlv» IUI .„„)„„ inrnriittmtiinr t)i« nbsorb thrust. Rear axle gear ratiio —Al l Chrysle- , r engine- s have crank- or Topcoat at sands of New Yorkers ami visitors adapted widely into the colloquial Th* new engine, imorporatu.K the ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ _ , tilta, i i | l ners, fmfl l to the metropolis, did much to make latest Chrysler fcatutes. tin I. aril "equipment include Jy s newl y SUndstyled cafiltersM vel, oitl filterstion| , aimanifolr c ea d hest con- lunguage of America lon^ before head type with a liore i>f :l in,, kibitter a nationally-used word. thin. Before Funk aftd Wagnall* pin- stroke of 4 1-1 in. and a diHplacn-1 *"u<1 wheels type, al- trul and rubb*r mountings. Then Paramount secured the ned a definition on it and gave it though wire wheels are available aa ment of iy5.fi cubic inches. S. A. &. Raglan of BUasards moTie rights to the play. The picture place in their up-to-date dictionary, ratine is 23.44 horsepower, hut it Kpvcial equipment. Oversized balloon > company wanted to learn whether many persons of prominence wrote actually developes (52 horsepower -jt tires (19 x 6.00) are provided. The The nMWt destrortlTe bllnanb oc Official Merchant for the word wa» included in the more their own definition! of the word. 3,200 revolutions a minute. Chry»- [beam type front axle is forged and cv In UM plains refton from North recent dictionaries. Accordingly an Some of them follow: ler's famous Silver Dome cylinder heat trested and equipped with a.l- Dakota to Kansas snd aasttrud to TAYLOR MADE CUSTOM CLOTHES inquiry wai addressed to the Funk & "A kibitier is qne who is anything head, affording maximum enginengine cf. Justable tapered roller wheel bear- Oslo. hut an innocent bystander." ficiencfieiencvy on anvy irasolinegasoline,. is standarstandard ln»**g : ...... NEW STYLE STETSON HATS ARE HERE. "A kibitzer is a wise-cracker, slick- equipment with a compression ratio Chrysler hydraulic four-wheel WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. er or a smart alec." of 5.2 to % The "Red Head" is op- brakes, completely enclosed and ex- "A kibitier is the fellow who holds tional equipment at extra price with panding In eleven-inch drums, afford your flash-light while you crawl un- a compression ratio of 6.2 to 1. The positire and equalized braking facil- Babies Love It Tuxedo der the auto." engine is mounted in 'rubber and ities at all timei. Brake bands are all " A kibitzer it a human parenthe- completely insulated from the frame. 1 1-2 inches wide. The parking brake Far all stomach and intatdna] DOTLE 8 sis, which meant anything you can Four main bearings support the ii mounted at the rear of the trans- get along with or without." statically and dynamically balanced mission and contracts on a seven/ troubles and disturbance* due "A kibitzer it the fifth hand in a crankshaft. Improved manifolding, inch drum. to teething, there is nothing four-handed game of anything." carburetion and ignition systems in- The total spring length is 89 1-2 better than a sale Infants' and CUNNEEN "A kibitier if the man who talks sure uniform compression and add inches, both front and rear springs Childreds Laxative. GRE8N Rented back ,to the speed cop when you are materially to the smooth performance being 1 l.S inches in width. Every 'SMTHl STAMPS the one who is going to gel the tick- of. the engine. Aluminum pistons of spring leaf is of Silico-m&nganese Svor :, et." ^ the Ito-therm steel strut type are steel, and controlling their easy ac- GREEN STAMPS SMuSsVV I Patroni at the Strand Theatre provided with two tongue and groove tion are special type hydraulic shock Mat. WiNtLow*t SHOP will have an opportunity to compose compression rings and one oil con- absorber* aa standard equipment. compressiol i Ehn ringt s anlde onar eo of sil SYBUP S. 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176 SMITH ST. % PERTH AMBOY, N. J. How One Woman Lost The Lowest-Priced six 20 Pounds of Fat •i Las* His? Doable Cain—Lot* Her Prominent Hlp»— Lost Her SluggbhneM ever to bear the Chrysler name Vigor—VWaekMuaess — a Skapelr Figure Chrysler today introduces a brand- ically Chrysler-styled all-metal bodies Here is Chrysler pnfomanct—iSL of new Chrysler Six—rpriced from $795 of new design and rigid construction. that snap, speed, smoothness and It joaYa fa—rwnoTe the cause! Notice alto that you hate gained stamina for which Chrysler has bcea KBUSCHEN SALTS contain the in energy—your skip it dearer—your to $845—the lowest-priced six ever to Here is Chrysler craftsmanship—that til taiaeral ulu your body ortans, eye* sparkle with glorious health—you famous ever since its beginning. glmtt and nerws must hafs to lone- feel younger In body—keener In mind. bear the Chrysler name. precision craftsmanship characteristic ' uoBpraperly. KRUSCHEN wiU give any fat person When your TIUI organs fait to per- a joyous surprise. Here is Chrysler engineering— with of Chrysler Standardized Quality. Inspection, trial and comparison in* fora tbelr work correctly—r»«r bowel» Get an 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN evitably lead to the one positive coo- aad Iddners can't throw off that «ut« SALTS (UsU four weeki). If even this such progressive developments as •Mterlai—lefore you realise it—you're first bottle doesn't convince you this elusion that by all current measure- gniwiag Udeously fit I is the euinst, safest snd surmt wty to internal-expanding 4-whecl hydrau- Try half a teaipoonful of low fsl—if you don't feel s tuperb ments of performance, smartness,. KRUSCHEN SALTS in a il«» of hot lic brakes; 62-horsepower high- water every morning—in tli"* weeks improvement in health—«o gloriously comfort, safety, economy and quality, get on the scale* and note how many energetic—vigorously alive—your compression engine mounted on rub- money gladly relurncd. l of fit have vsniahed. ber; Iso-therm pistons; fuel pomp the new Chrysler Six takes its place Instead of a vacuum tank; low-swung as the greatest six-cylinder value ia SURGICAL AND ORTHOPEDIC chassis; special-type spring shackles die world. APPLIANCES and hydraulic shock absorbers; small We are eager to place a new Chrysler Trusses Supporters Belts Braces- base wheels with large balloon tires; typ- Royal Stdau Six at your disposal—today. Arches, in Fact a Complete Line P. O. B. Ditrth {SfttUI B^ulpmnt Bxtrt} of These Needs-^ YOUR DOCTOR'S ORDERS FILLED HENRY SSSS}££ Now On Display At 33 BROAD ST. Near Regent Theatre ELIZABETH Phone Emerson 9108 Hours 9 A. M.-7 P. M. Thsj Only Practical Trust Maker in Union County HOLOHAN BROS. TRAUTWEIN'S GARAGE GARAGE TEL. 701 i Dunlop Tire* and Tubes Tiro »nd Tube Repairing Full Line of Auto Accessories Amboy Avenue Woodbridge d Socond St. WOODBRIDGE FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 CARTERET PRESS PA<;K SIX Women to be Taught New Roadster Truck Millinery by Club Goocl-by! An exhibit of hata will be held in CARTERET PRESS Made By Chevrolet the basement of St. Joseph's caureh Subscription, $1.60 Per Year on Monday from 2 to 4 P. M. nuder a New Type Of Delivery Car To the auspices of the Woman's club |>ub]Uhed Every Friday By (vononiics department, headed by ( . H. BYRNE, 130 Jersey St., CARTERET, N. J. Supplement Present Com- Mrs. Louis Jones. Any member wishing to make a hat Telephone Carteret 1600 * mercial Line. is invited to inspect the models at this exhibit. The class in millinery C II. BYRNE Editor arid Owner In order to meet the requirements of its expanding commercial tar busi- will be opened soon and members Entered •» second class matter Jane 5, 1924, it Carteret, N. J., will be taiiffht to make hats similar ness, the Chevrolet Motor Company to the modela. The class will be in Post Offlee, nnd«r th* Act of March S, 1879. announces today through Economy Garage Inc. a Roadster Delivery mod- charre of Miss Miriain Johnson of el to supplement its present commer- the University Extension Service. Foreign Advertising Representative* cial car line, The new product is now in production tnd deliveries to Geta Thirty Days New Jersey Neighborhood Newipapen, Inc. dealers have been under way for sev- eral days. George O'Lear, of Hudson street. STATE'S RIGHTS QUESTION STILL IMPORTANT

tfyfya of transportation available to by Max If the proposed law to create a Federal Commission to the users of commercial cars and pro- regulate interstate transmission of power and communication vides some features new to this """ [•«« Traaaar* HlMmT facilities is passed, it will mean another impprtant step toward field. Frequentlj great trtainrM were complete centralization of government, at the expense of Powered by the six cylinder valve- bnrled In th« tomb* of th« Inct no- in-head Chevrolet engine, the Road- h, „.. .ithouch many of them were state's rights. ster Delivery has all the advantages Opposing extension of Federal authority, the Massachus- iss^s& etts commission said: "Once Federal power enters a field it Ing to officials. It hss internal-ex- «r a Hrr-* panding brakes on all four wheels; an mli to have secreted » gnat mis. constantly enlarges its scope of operation until that which is easy bait bearing steering mechanism of valuables away from the r»padtjr left for state regulation is so small as to become of little im- and a bigger, sturdier rear axle. of their Spanish masters, and In MM portance." Extra large carrying capacity has Instances threw them into tlw rlvtm been provided through the use of tnd |aIM. It is easier to create a bureaucracy than to get rid of it. the full length channel steel frame _^______— and four unusually long semi-ellip- If there were any real need for Federal supervision of our tio springs. Jt allows for the use of en and close with the doon M tingle utilities, these objections, inspite of the great principle involv- I a 66 inch loading space, without ex- UniU. . • ta cessive overhang. It is a full 45 A wide selection of steel sUp-on ed, might be overlooked. But regulation of power is principally inches wide, fourteen inches high boxes has b«en provided to BUet a sectional matter. All but a fractional percentage of power is and 24 cubic feet in capacity. the varying requlremeBU of plef-np Prom a convenience standpoint, 1 service. eold within the state where it is generated. Consequently it can the Roadster Delivery, offers excep- \ The new Chevrolet KoMattr be most satisfactorily regulated by the state. tionally wide doon, equipped with Delivery i« listed at M*0, *• °- b-. snugly fitting side-curtains, that op- factory, Flint, Mich., with pick-Dp State utility commissions in the rnafn have consisted of box extra. able, Unbiased men. They have kept themselves as free from im ill imnniTiii in run »m ni imi mi iffii HiiTifirnnfJ Hlim partisan politics as politics will permit. They are as competent and honest as any Federal commission would be. Once a Federal commission was created its power would aVA liafrirjfcaTfcd <*ttU °*"^" «.r>>\il*v\l ..Thjl IlillifU _ Mf fill 1/4 fl fif rloa! jy^TF" w9^B^f ^B^^PUBT :rJBlpw^r flh^M V*^RF *Jp*^P^Bl^^la'^'a*#' ^a* BJWW* ^SjHBS(jBBSISjJ^Grn*^l^^W^SBISHJpB," ''••ASSS^Wr^SkjS^SBBtfBB^JJr with representatives of the communities and states served, but with a political group in Washington.

ARMS AND THE CRIMINAL

Commenting on "Arms and the Criminal", the Crookaton, Minn., Daily Tinrfes says in part: "Onu by ono \.hu crime cure- alls, of which so much waa expected and for which law-makers claimed so much, are losing the confidence of the police and the people as they prove themselves to be a poor match again- st the ingenuity and audacity of the underworld. "When the New York legislature passed the Baumes ha- bitual criminal act, the nation foresaw the time when that state would be relatively free of hardened criminals at large. It is now generally conceded that the net caught only the 'small fry' and very few of them. "Another anti-crime shell that proved a dud was the Sul- livan act of New York state. This statute, which made posses- sion of a revolver without a police permit illegal, left the crim- inal class armed to the teeth while disarming the law-abiding citizenry and leaving it unprotected against the armed crim- inal. "Disappointed in the Sullivan act, the New York legisla- ture is considering an even more drastic bill to replace it. This proposed law would restrict the possession and use of the pistol to law enforcement officers. But would it? Will the criminal on a mission of mftrder and plunder heed an edict against carry- ing weapons?" Until we learn that "more laws" make more law-breakers and will not in themselves reduce crime, we will continue to have a growing crime problem. Reasonable laws, consistently enforced, rather than endless restrictive legislation, would re- duce crime.

BUREAUCRACY THREATENS AMERICA

It should be remembered that progress is not entirely a "manufactured article". It is not merely a matter of having more luxuries than the rest of the world. Progress is meaningless unless we can retin our rights as individuals. We have 35 per cent of the world's railroad mileage; 60 per cent of its telephones; 80 per cent of its automobiles. Two hundred years ago the population of the American colonies was 650,000; now the population of the United States is well above 120,000,000. One hundred and fifty years ago the total wealth of the world was 100 billions; now the total wealth of this nation alone is nearly 350 billions. : These facts are signposts of material progress, higher wages, industrial preeminence. But there Is a fly in the oint- ment—a big and active fly. Liberty, individual and industrial, is menaced by a growing dictatorship of officialism. One fact cannot be too often repeated; Our magnificent The new Majesties are here-6 of them! Each with Ac sensa- material progress will have been in vain if we lose our liberty of thought and action through bureaucratic domination. tional new Majestic Colotura Dynamic Speaker. The speaker

ONLY THE DUMB WOULD QUALIFY that gives greater richness-greater realism to MajestJc's Col- otfolTone-already the finest in radio. The first speaker to "A Congressman from Maine objects to the appearance of 'Idaho potatoes' on the House restaurant menu in red ink. reproduce perfectly both voice and instrument! 'Propaganda', he terms it, jealously guarding the reputation of potatjoes raised in his own state. Now what are we going to .Don't delay! Hear and see these wonderful new Majesties! do about 'Chicken a la Maryland', 'Virginia ham' and 'Boston Beans?' "^Exchange. The cabinets are new and beautiful in design, and made of the Every Congressman, Senator, newspaper or individual finest woods. Power has been increased. Selectivity is sharper who says anything worth listenirtg to is spreading propaganda for or against some person or cause. There would be little V-'iit./- than ever before. The new Majestic are better radios in every speech-making, radio broadcasting, editorial writing or adver- tising if propaganda were eliminated, for f,he mouths of cham- way—and are outstandingly lower in cost! pions or opponents of measures, men or products would be closed, else "propaganda" would issue forth. They range from the model 90 at $95 (kss tubes) to the de luxe combination at $203.50 (less tubes). Never before has STUDENT AND RELIGIOUS SLANG such value been offered. Never have you been able to buy «,

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TV Idiiguage of Amori.nr, religion is 8lanK-(Wo kinds of it—and in a demonstration. No cost or obligation. thw fort (m most of the ,11(15,,, I ties hotween the churches am) student. Model 91 illustrated above The R|«,,K on the carapue, foxtail field, and classroom ,B the language of (IK- student, ffhereai the language of American religion it the slaoe of the theological seminaries. Th«P two language are foreign to each other. ,,,ul with the proper interpretation of then, the religious demands of eollpijp flttidet'ts are diswrered. • Collar vumli and adnlt life cun,(1|d,l} misunderstand each other CONCANNON'S IV ftn-af Horh of thr college pastor IK In trunplaie the i.ngnnge of the churdifs into tlip ' '--^ -* *t-^i- 76 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. GIANT PRINCETON TEAM FRIDAYTO, MARCHO 1 HEAV!>:<() Y FOR LOCAL TEAVAC.E SEVEMN : Carteret Boys Unable To Check Offense Of Heavy Players and Hearts Tighten Grip ast Steppers Win THAT, LITTLE CAIYIfc Bv B. Link Loae 41-21 In Tourney Match. After winning tlifir way to the soi'tiunal finals, Central HOPE Jersey Class B group, th«- ('arteret High School basketeerB On Pulaski Lead Two From Speedways UdtCL BETCHA, COME SOON • uje'u were eliminated from the.s^ite tournament race by a powerful Upsets In Playing Of Other First Victory For Steppers OUT Tin, vT Princeton High School five Saturday night at Highland Park, This Year Over Strong Op- Teams Make Leaders More To RAiM 41-21, before 500 roaring rooters from both schools. \ < ponents. Secure. __ «6'S I'M HOT It was the .first time in history that Carteret High advanc- The Hearts can thank the Dia- AfLer waiting several weeks the MEAL TICKET. Hi! GAlAE IN ed beyond the first round in the state tournament. This year •I mond* for holding a n Coughlin's alleys. It was the flrat tT'S UP TO time this year that the Kast Step- TONIGHT. Carteret went down to a 4*1-21 de- Carteret gained the lead on Med- u|»ce Diamonds were scorini g a cleal n &we«P oove r the second-placp e Clubs pers had defeated the Speedways. As feat but the wrore fails to -tadkestte wick'i two-pointer from the foal resullt the Hearts increased ihe Fast Steppers were lookinjr for- the terrific eppoattlpti Uv*.. Carteret line. This made the score 11-It. A» a Page gave the Princeton supporters their lead whilw e the clubs were ward with enthusiasm toward their boys offered before they.were- forc- match with the Speedways, it was a ed oat of the titular picture. Prince- something to shout about when he pusheh d further down the ladder At caged the ball from under the net. the present writing the Spades and glorious victory for them. ton found the locals an'flnexpectedly Dropping the first game by 47 Princeton now led 12-11. Coan broke the Clubs are sharing second place. difficult proposition, and while loose and rang up another two-pointa The Diamond* still remain in the cel- pins, the Fast Steppers stepped on the gas and won the second and third If slae counta for anything and for Princeton. The score was now 14- games by small margins, Chomicki many say It doee, Princeton had the 11. Chodosh and Loggran each miss- "The biggest surprise of the eve- ed their foul shots. The half came U ning came when th« Diamonds won and Mackwiiuki featured for their better team, for Princeton had four respective teams. players who were over 6 feet. For a dose with Princeton on top, 14-1L sll three games from th« unfortun- THIRD QUARTER ate Clubs. The victory of the Dia- The- scores: sake of comparison, Princeton had monds was mor* or lei* an unact Past Steppers four men who were taller than Leo Soon after the start of the third since everyone exp«ct«d the Clubs Chomicki 140 191 181 Hart, Carteret'i skyaerater. In view quarter, Princeton began to draw to win with ease. During the past Arva 160 136 163 away. Baskets by Luts, Cosn ana of this fact, Prinesrtqn gained the Luti enabled Princeton roll up a 20- two or three weeks the Clubs have Fedlem 184 152 130 jump at every tiro. Princeton not been meeting with little luccsss, and Versegi ...... _ 151 148 168 12 lead before many minutes hae g only managed to get the ball at cen- passed. The pace was gettlntr rather Stk 176 187 121 •it indications axe that the Spades will Stark ter but retained the leather at near- tut for Carteret IO they called that sooner or later replace them in sec- ly every jump-b*ll. out. At this point the Princeton stu- ond place. 751 769 768 Princeton ws* slightly favored to dents clamored for more points. After getting by the first game Carteret Speedways which they won by a single pin, the tledvett 149 166 127 win there were many present who Resuming play Green and Med- I Diamonds simply breezed through McLeod 148 126 130 believed that the McCarthymen wick scored. Carteret had now cut 176 would come out victorious. Princeton's lead to 20-16. Agaia the second and third g*m«s with Mackwinski 194 169 Princeton began to fire with the re- plenty to spare. It was the first that* Stroller 142 143 121 Imagine, if you can, the Carteret 181 sult that Lutz, Page and Applegata that the Diamond* were successful Chamra , 164 168 boys holding the centra) Jersey each found the net for baskets. At in winning all thw« games. The champions (Princeton won the Class 798 741 136 the end of the third quarter Prince- 4 Diamonds eked out a one-point vic- B Central Jersey title in 1927, 1928 ton led 26-16. tory in the first game, 688-687. and 1929) to an 8-7 score at the end Turning in score* of 748 and 766 In of the Ant, quarter, and a 14-11 FOURTH QUARTER cond and third tilts, the Dia- Princeton continued its bullet-like rniiaiiftitCAr RAWI score at the end of the half. advantages in the fourth period. Princeton presented a smooth- Coan tallied for Princeton. Poll made able" margin*.-'' 0. Owl&ki and W. I1IIT HIIWW Rose featured fir the winners. Babe Ruth in Action During Time and npie again Princtoti wouW retaliated with another fteJd foal. At ^ The Hearts defeated th« Spades work the ball down the floor to score this junction, Lutz sent the Prince- '\ in the flnt gams by 21 pins, 654- on a corner play.. Princeton was ton supporter^ wild with joy by scor- I 633. The leaden continued winning, Leading Team Increaaes Lead equally as strong on the defense. Not ing three field goals in rapid fire. ; Uking the second game by 68 pins, only did Princeton stave off Carter- Carteret s hopes of winning had now ',' 760-6*2. By rolling 724 the Spades By Throe Games. et'it continuous Tushes, but Loggran, died away. Princeton held Carteret beat the Hearts In the Anal by 119 Princeton't s finfine defensive man, had to two field goals in the final period. ( pins. Martenczuk, L. Zysk, and Mesh- The Condenser pinners added Medwick pretty well in (heckk. , while Princeton had rolled ap IS -\ lowitz rolled well. three more games to their big lead Luti, Princeton's brilliant for- points. Polaiki Bowling Leegae in the Foster-Wheeler pin loop Tues- uur» SUndlag of the T«ams Carteret High i day night st the Slovak alleys when the court, parting the cords 7 times c. F. TL G. W. L. P«. HB they «cor*d a clean sweep aver the from scrimmage and 4 titfles frQm Medwick, f, 4 9 i 18 14 4 .777 812 1 Hearts Shipping Department. The Condens- the foul line for a total of 18 points. Poll, f, B 1 I Clubs 18 8 10 .444 776 er team, having clinched the title C'oiin trfade 10 for Princeton while Green, c, 0 0 8 10 .444 782 0 Bpades 18 several weeks ago, are now leading Medwick accounted for 9 for Car- Hart, g, 0 t Diamonds 18 6 12 .333 776 the circuit by six and one half games. teret. l g, 0 •( tU W«k Later in the evening the Draft ing Carteret trailed at the end of the Hearts 2; Bpades 1. Department came home with a two- lirst quarter, 8"7, and came within 9 3 21 Diamonds 8; Clubs 0. game victory over the Tube Mill. three points of Princeton's total at Princeton High The scorn: Eddie Helley added several point* (lie close of the second period, 14-11. G. F. TL Heart* (2) to his lead in the individual race by rrinceton sped away to H substantial Coan, f, t 6 0 II Cwya 125 154 128 rolling 193, 236 and 192 for an av- U-iid in the third session, 26-Hi, out- Lutz, f, 7 4 18 E. Urbanski 152 107 irage of 207 for three games, Da- seorinfj Carteret 12-T>. Princeton i'on- Ehart, f, 0 0 Sobk'ski 114 ...... mick, No. 3 bowler on the Condens- tinuecl to draw away from Carteret Applegate, c, 2 1 HarUnczuk 117 191 143 er team, nearly broke the high indi- in the fourth quarter. Richards, c, 0 0 W. Zysk 151 129 107 vidual record now held by Kara. Da FIRST QUARTER Uggran, IT, ., 1 0 J. Ituse 147 124 120 mick, by smashing out a score of Hurt opened the scoring for Car- Page, g, 3 0 264, came within 12 pint of breaking teret with a tit'Id goal from the foul Petrol, g, 0 0 054 750 Kara'a mark of 276. Double century line. 1'nll missed an eiwy goal from »f.J« (1) marks were rolled by Mackwinski, under. Lutz made a foul. Page gave 18 5 41 Sink 140 rs7 186 Helley, Rowe, Dauiiik, Stanislo, T. Princeton a 3-2 lead on a pretty fol- Krasks Donovan, R. Galvanek and W. ()' Carteret 7 4 5 5—21 108 low-up shot. The Blue and White Princeton 8 6 12 16—41 Hiaiei-kJ 112 122 DonnelT. These we/e the outstanding rooters roared when Medwick cag- 166 177 features of Tuesday night's matches. Umpire, Kleinfelder, Trenton. Re- I,. iCynk , 138 i>d un under-the-net goal. Carteret feree, Snyder, Newark, Scorer, Van- l 121 96 ISO The scores: r now led 4-3. Applejjate tied the score T; 160 hrunt. Timer Willy. Meshlowltst -L... m DnftiDf (2) ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.—Bala Rutn taking a* «JF»t the ball (luring the first practice game of with a foul shot. Lutz then followed Running Score Weber 162 160 177 the season at the Yankees training camp. The horns run king has a new contract for two years at $80,000 . it up with a ppretty y one-hand heave First Quarter—HaTt 2-0; Lutz 2-1; . 63* 682 724 McEwen ... 148 116 159 from the id i ii Page, 3-2; Medwick 4-3; Applegate Diasaesris (3) Dolinich .... 124 154 154 per season—a record salary In th« history of baseball. side, once again (riving Princeton the advantageg , 6-4. Hart 4-4; Lutz 6-4; Medwick 6-6; Coan" GolaMski 11U 165 Mackwinski 180 221 \M missed a foul. Again Medwick came 8-6; Poll 8-7. Princeton leading 8-7. Eck 122 130 127 Helley 193 236 192 Whole "Gal Van" Family Vanity Team Trim« out to the front with a basket from Second Quarter—Lutz 10-7 j Green Hudak 97 120 122 the side. Princeton then executed a 10-9; Medwick U-10; Page 12-11; C. Gudeski 186 173 179 807 886 «74 The Greatest Wish On Winning Bowling Team Scrubs In Lively Game Wlmt a man uioet wishes Is to be pretty triple pass from center which Coan 14-11. Princeton leading 14-11. W. Rose 1^4 187 163 Tub. Mill (1) resulted in a score. The score was lifted to some hlglier platform, that Third Quarter—Luti 16-11; Greea Lorocco 137 159 176 The Carteret Hijfh School varsity now 8-6. Poll made good a foul. The A bowling team, composed entire- he may see beyond his present fenr 16-12; Coan 18-12; Lutz 20-12; ..* 688 749 750 Murnane 133 145 ly of members of the Galvanek fam- basketball team won a free-shooting quarter Boon ended with the score, Green 20-14; Medwick 20-16; Luti A* () MeshlowiU 164 162 ily of Csrteret, recently defeated game from the Scrubs Monday lifter- the Trans-Alpine good, m that liis 8-7, in Princeton's favor. 22-16; Page 24-16; Applegate 26- * Triangle t 180 114 166 Kabula 126 186 the Bowerhand pinners, also of Car- noon on the high school court, 57-38. fear, his coldness, his custom mny SECOND QUARTER 16. Princeton leading 26-16. Tuholski 131 121 131 Donovan 181 161 196 teret, on the Slovak lanea, two gamea Medwick scored 20 points for the be broken up like fragments of lee, Lutz increased Princeton's margin Fourth Quarter—Coan 28-16; Poll Btnkowski 138 118 113 Rowe 169 213 180 to one. The Galvanek wood-choppers vanity while McCarthy made 22 melted and carried awuy In Hie to 10-7 on a basket from the corner. 28-18; Coan 30-18; Lutz 32-18; Lute Udielak 176 156 115 won the first and third games. points for the Scrubs. great stream of good will.—Emer- Green converted an outside pass 36-18; Applegate 98-18; Lutz 89-18; 161 166 SUwicki 112 746 832 .88« With Eddie and Walter Galvanek The score: •on, from MedwicMdwckk into a field goalg . For Medwick 39-19; Loggran 41-19; Poll C«md*a**r (3) rolling 204 and 208 respectively, Vanity thhe secondd timi e durindi g ththe game 41-21. Princeton won 41-21. 687 669 681 Martin 140 145 the Galvanek pinners won the first G. F. Tl. Roaaman 134 game by a comfortable margin,,923- Medwick, f, 9 2 20 Linden Pinnen Bmt Damick 170 264 141) 801. The Bowerhand team evened Poll, f, 3 0 6 Stanislo 181 228 179 matters by, winning the second game, Green, c, 6 1 13 Rahway Firemen Her* W. Galvanek . 164 159 223 868-824. The Galvanek five captured Chedosh, g, 6 0 12 1S7 ANOTHER WEEK OF CARTERETS GREATEST Three pins gave the Linden pinners Kara 166 182 the third and deciding game by 18 Hart, g, 3 0 6 a two-game victory oye,r the Kahway pins, 848-830. Andy and Rudy Gal- Firemen last night on CougWin • 811 952 869 vanek rolled well for the winners 27 3 57 alleys. Alter dropping the first tilt Shipping while Stroller made a fine showing Scrubi by 72 pins the Linden wood-smash- Yelien 133 168 158 for the Bowerhand a. c. F. Tl. ers cam« back strong to win the sec- Mends 141 156 149 The score: Malajewaki, f, 1 0 2 ond. Then the Linden team continued T. Donovan . 191 200 129 Galvaavk Fit* Brown, f, 0 1 FURNITURE SALE on the warpath, winning the third R. Galvanek 161 186 212 A. Galvanek 161 180 181 Coughlin, f, 3 0 I KAHN'S 2SfH ANNIVERSARY SALE WAS AND IS A LANDMARK and deciding game, 804-801. 1. O'Donnell .... 163 213 159 J. Galvanek 171 168 135 O'Brien, f, 1 0 2 Schwentxer'a 192 for th« Linden R. Galvanek 179 180 197 Hnber, c, 0 0 0 IN THE HISTORY OF MERCHANDISING IN THIS BOROUGH. men was the deciding factor. 789 922 807 W, Galvanek 204 166 166 Goderttad, g, 1 0 2 THIS SALE SURPASSED ANYTHING EVER HEARD OF HERE. The scores: Fo*t«r»Wh*«ler BoVling League E. Galvanek 208 160 160 McCarthy, (, 9 4 22 THE POLICE WERE REQUIRED- TO HANDLE THEjCROWDS ON UM4H Staadlic of tke Teams Sttatake, it. 1 0 2 THE OPENING DAY. FOR A SOLID WEEK A BIG FORCE OF SALES A. PasternJek lift 167 189 W L Pet. H.S. A.vg\ I 928 824 848 Chodosh, g, 0 1 1 Whittil Hi 188 82 Condensen r . 228 11 .718 1028 876 Bowel-hand firm PERSONS WAS KEPT BUSY. THE RUSH IS STILL ON, IT WILL J. Puternlck 148 142 168 Machine Shop 20 HJ .656 974 862 Medvetz 1*79 156 151 16 6 38 LAST ALL OF NEXT WEEK. DON'T MISS IT. SUCH BARGAINS E. Schwentier 152 159 102 TubTb e Mill 22 23 .488488' 984 841 Vescy 185 154 184 Score by quarters: IN GOOD FURNITURE WERE NEVER HEARD OF BEFORE AND Sullivan 107 Drafting 16 17 .486 948 825 Meyer 164 196 120 Varsity 12 14 16 16—57 NEVER WILL BE AGAIN. A VISIT TO THE STORE WILL CON- Sobin 160 172 Shipping 10 29 .256 922 81S Bowerhand 165 126 173 Serubii 1 15 10 12—38 Hifa IndividuaIdiid l Score—Kara, 276. Stroller 158 228 202 SScorer. J. Morgan. Timer, I. Zus- VINCE YOU. , 662 764 804 High Team Score—Condenser, 1028. man. Referee, Colton. Umpire, Don- THERE IS STILL A BIG STOCK TO SELECT FROM. BELOW, , Reaway Firesnea High Ind. Average—Ed. Helley, 195. 801 853 830 ovan. ARE A FEW OF THE ITEMS WITH PRICES. THERE ARE HUN- H. Schwentier 167 167 192 High Team Avg.—Condenser, 876. DREDS OF OTHERS. j 8teveiu 141 104 146 R«.ult> of Wt*k NOTICE Worth 161 179 169 Drafting 2 — Tube Mill 1 Pursuant to an act entitled "An REFRIGERATORS act for the better protection of gar- LIVING ROOM SUITES METAL BEDS Healy ,. ng 169 165 Condenser 3 — Shipping 0 Crossword Nine $6.40 BearUi j 156 128 149 age keepers and automobile repair 3-Piece Mohair Suites cut Worth $22.50. Sale Price — Classified Ads. Bring Results — men, Laws of 1915, C. 812, page from $275 to 556, with all the supplements and $11.59 724 737 801 amendments thereto" notice is here- Wants Ball Games $159.00 BABY CARRIAGES by given to the latt known owner Here's Instant Relief and to whomever else may lay claim The Crosswords A. A. baBeball nine APIECE ITALIAN" $?2.50 Value for BREAKFAST SUITES to motor vehicle #84878, District of is on the market for ggame s with $12.60 ldi t i thi iiit Tl Velvet Living Room Suites Reduced from 30 to 50% From Bunion Pains Columbia, Serial No. 340883, 1925 leading teams in this vicinity. Travel- cut from $325 to A nice line to aelect from 'Jonik ODD DRESSERS tain six cylinder Buick Coupe, that iPerth team gamea with $179.00 and Soft Corns heavy For Cnti and Wound* the said car will be sold at a public y senior and lighg t semi-prp o 3TIECITMOHAIR SUITES ninei s are sought. Kor frames writri e to Worth $40. Sale Price PARLOR TABLES Aetnallr Reducr. ihf Swelling—Soft auction on the third day of April, $16.96 Prevent infection! Treat Corns Dry Right Up and Can 1930, by Louis Baltnt trading as Ba- Manager Chris Peterson, 217 Gor- Cut from $200 to Walnut Finish every cut, wound or Be Picked Off lint'g Garage, a garage keeper resid- don street, telephone, P. A. 2127M. $99.00 $8.59 scratch with this power- ing at No. 103 Amboy Avenue, in The Crosaword Club is well known Many Others at Like ful non-poisonous anti- Get a two-ounce bottle of Moone's the Town of Avenel, Township of throughout this county,, having par- Very Special Reduction In Emerald Oil » • Washington Ave., and Atlantic St. Carteret, N. J. Storag* at Reciontbln Rites PnblQ Dano, Filipino flyu-oliilit, !H UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED, INCLUDING PUNCTURE 4MI EHnboth Ar.nu. ruted the freatent boxer of bis na- Deliveries Friendly Credit Tm«k aad Commercial Only — Phone IU..1U 3812 since P»ocho • ^*TWA:.^^;^,5*M^

FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 19,'JO CABTERETPRE^ PAGE EIGHT For Meditation Jack Rabbit Picture oooooo New "Allain" Coat Uncle Lucky Lefthindfoot took B? LEONARD A. BARRETT off tb« receiver and ibout«d over the 100400000000 Coloring Contest One, two, three! TOM ^nd catch, THE ECONOMIC APPEAL Ckrawr Cottage, Bramble Patent" Fashions for Spring By DAVID CORY Pretty won Little Jack Babbit's AN? suggestions have been made voice inquired: M fur the attainment of Interna- "Who U ealUaf me, I wonder, tional peace. A warlesa world la aa It'i gob* to rain—I l»ea* thunder!" •That's too bad and maybe three Ideal condition devoutly wished for Color a Picture and Win a Prize rone," laid Uncle Lucky, "for I by every person. Hut Just bow to .50 waa nut cornice ov«r in the Lucky- realise that Ideal la a question now Hello, Boys and Girls* moblU." receiving astute consideration by men 39 "NOT« mind, come anyway/' an- who hold responsible positions m the Color this picture as well a» you can nrorod th* little rabbit "Wo cot an business and political world. And send it at ohce to the Jack Babbit Man, in care of umbrella and a rubber coat." Organised efforts for the stUlnmeol "Vary w«U, I'll be overfl replied of International-peace might be Winner's name Mnovneed weekly. 3e OM BrtsftMo Patch. ilready been spent, ly flattering* to varying types Ht had MB* but a short way, of women. YOUIS for a story, whsM, all of a mdden juit like that, tyhlle the third qoiek- as a wink and faster than a only betinnlnf to y. DAVID CORY, eotnet, out Jumped Danny Pox. receive serious con- / The Jack Rabbit Man. "Stopl atop I," ha frowled. •tiiieratlon. "I'll be lorry if I do," anawored Of the (wo tho brave, old bunny uncle, and he rla«ai>8, the Moral Following the trend of the kept on aa fast at the Luckymoblle ipprul is doubtless new silhouette "Allain" fash- would go. OoodneM ro«, how f Ait he i he mutt Importan wentl Indeed, it almost teemed aa ions sponsor the fitted coat if the wheels would jump right out ind effective. I of their rubber booU. wks through vol' with restrained flare ... the Pretty won, Danny Fox ahouted intary peace or- cape and the fitted model. again, ''Stopl itop! I'm ao close to : a D 11 a 11 o n S to your rear wheels I can bite off the create "a will to Flat fur is used in many in- tpokea!" peace" through nil teresting ways at the collar "Go ahead," answered Uncle L. A. Barrett tl vi t Ing public and on the sleeves. Black, Lucky. "Use them for toothpicks." pinion in favor of peace. That pub- My, but ho was a brave old gen- lic opinion la a very vital factor, no Middy Blue, and Green are tleman rabbit, this Uncle Lucky, fashion's favorite colors. now, wasn't he? Well, I gu«ss yea. one will deny. Such organizations, But, Oh dear me, all of a sudden, unattached to any political party, are something went wrong with the free from governmental control. The The furs include Russian Lucbymobile and it stopped with a legislative ujt|iiml endeavors through bump. compacts, official documents, etc., to Fitch, Galapln, Squirrel, Help! help!" ahouted poor Uncle cuter Into pence agreements with American Broadtail and Lucky. other nations. Many of these take the Moleskin. "Nobody will hear you," laughed form of agreements to reduce the slse the wicked old fox, pulling- the old of the Davy and war materials. gentleman rabbit out by the coat- tails. _». The third effort Is comparatively "Mtytt, but ndr'frihapt," -«*• m, p '- "~ "••""—'T iprtsi. Tht swered the brave old bunny, and with International Chamber of Commerce a wiggle and a jiggle, he slid out of has DOW before It for serious consid- his swallow tail coat, and before Dan. eration the permanent elimination bf ny Fox could say "Jumping Jupiter!" war through economic methods. It is dear, brave Uncle Lucky had hidden lalmed that It would be Impossible to Reynolds Bros. in a hollow stump. carry on war without the use of basic "Where has that old rabbit R-one7" metals »nd minerals, such as steel, asked the wicked fox, anxiously PERTH AMBOY. N. J. peeking under a stone and behind a nickel, mercury, etc. The argument (s bush and inside an old cracker paper hat those ID control of the markets bag, and next week, dear children, 'or these things should agree together you shall hear what happened after that any u>« of them for other than that Till then, color today's pic- ndustrlal purpose* would constitute ture and send it to David Cory, The a vlulaiiou of trust, and at no time Jack Rabbit man, in care of the should they be sold for war purpose. Carteret Press. The child who sends Mercury for Instance Is Indispensable in the best colored picture will re- ceive aa a priie a Little Jack Rabbit warfare. If the sale of mercury book. So, here's your chance, do your rould be so controlled as to make It best. nattalnable for war purposes, the re- The next five beat will receive free ult would be self evident. The same tickets to the Rahway Theatre Sat- may be said of Iron ore, coal and other urday matinee. raw mateiiMls. May we not expect a Yours for a story, very valuable contribution to be made DAVID COBY, hroogb the Economic appeal for tlio The Jack Rabbit Man. bollsblng of war*1 Name Age TOMORROW Last Times 3»ail'> Travel A SUNDAY A "snail's pace" Is one mile In four- Today ON THE SCREEN teen days' and nights' continuous travel.

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MONDAY — TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — —Alexander Gray and Bernk-o ('lain- in "No, No, Nanette" at the Rahway Theatre today. IF YOU MISS THIS PICTURE YOU WILL MISS THE SEASON'S GREATEST HIT! A great new HOOVER at no increase in price! WENTY-FIVE pet cent more efficient than the previous Hoover— Twhich in itself removed more dirt per minute than any other cleaner. That is what you get in the New Hoover, Model 725. Come in and see this new model. See it> cleaning principle, Positive Agitation, dislodge and remove embedded grit that can- not be reached by ordinary cleaning methods. And—good news —there is no increase in price over the previous Hoover model, IKI e«

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PVBLICMSERVICF; —Marjorio White, Jttm.i Ciiv,,,,, i-r ,nk lii.i i " ^?~f the Fox Movioton, M,,,,,,/ ^C^U ' '^ ^"« »' 111! t the lUhway Theatre next Thursday an,l Kri,|lly. ' NEXT THURSDAY A FRIDAY —

YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE & HEAR THIS GREAT for Quality PICTURE IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY! Sell the domplete .dine of From Youth to Age WALL PAPER Johns -Manville Shingles There are three trying periods In a BY POPULAR J> wonderful things; especially the prac- tical application of scientific dlg- roverlea; all of which minister to our enjoyment and comfort. A healthy For Meditation lioily, a heulthy mind, a healthy en- oooooo vironment—no wonder the spun of life

Br LEONARD A. BARRETT In ('mines. 1(0. 1111, W«lt«rn NuwspaiJer Union.) t t A SATURDAY OF GREAT THE SPAN OF LIFE

TATISTICS for Hl-i) informed us S Mini at HIP close of the year the ages of 'J.SIXI.OOO people were between seventy and flghty; 600,000 between evilly unit ninety; more thun 60,000 SAVINGS AT ROSS' ! ! ! ! ! between ninety and one hundred and nlmut r>,(KX) ovpr the century mark. Krtqiientl.v the argument Is advanced OUR "RECEIVERS" HAVE ORDERED US TO RAISE IMMEDIATE CASH ON ALL NEW t|,di people do not live to be a« old tixluy as did their grandparent*, but SPRING MECHANDISE that we have contracted to receive ... in order to do this quickly IIIPHI' KBme statistics Inform us that the span of life tins we have taken drastic price reductions on all new spring merchandise. ncreased ten yenrs ilnce 1001. In view of the strain due in the (peed of our nxe and our highly rnntiwtittve life, 200 SLENDERIZING tills la a very re- A Dollar Spent [iiRrkalile record. A dollar suveil im-niis you can put This Increase in •i iMIur down on Hotnethlnt; you wunt the span of life Florida Tlniea-Unlon. tvas found mostly STOUT PRINTS among young men Three-Piece Ensemble and women. The number of young SIZES 38 TO 52 people U larftr to- day than at any time duiinf the pott half century. L. A. Barrstt One explanation for Ihla Is that leu number of babies die annually. Infant mor- tality was never so low as at the present time. Not only do w» have the medical profession to thank for this, but also for the fact that today the danger* Incident to contagion are RAYON PRINT MATERIALS IN GAY AW* far less than they hare been for MEN'S FINE ATTRACTIVE COLORS AND DESIGNSI RAYON UNDIES ninny decade*. The contributions DRESS SHIRTS which the boards of pnhltc health FOR WOMEN have made In this respect are beyond Every Dreu Cut Extra Full I Hf •awa—n—•JflU peutedlv, both In the public prints aa 134 well HB In persons I and group con- You will W pleasantly surprised upon seeing «»*« extraor- 49c ferences, emphasised the oeceulty of Collar attached and neckband dinary values. Large prints, small prints, and unique figured HHiiltatlnn, vaccination and otber styles in sizes 14 to 17. Broad- designs in a colorful selection of the most attractive color cloths and madrases in a color- An assortment of chemise, scientific preventives; as well as the combinations. bloomers, step-ins, panties and wholesome effects of fresh air, proper ful selection of fancies and sol- id whites. shorts in a, colorful selection eierclse, diet and sleep. The Increase In the present apan of life Is due of the attractive pastel shades. ID no small measure to preventive medicine. A health; attitude el mind la tlao SMART DRESSES responsible for one's span of life, rhyslcal conditions may be attribut- able tp a morbid state of mind, which FOR THE DAINTY MISS In turn affects one's outlook on life, Fancy prints, chiffons and colorful crepes one's ambitions, purpoasayand happi- made up into the most fascinating style ness. It jroes without saying that a creations. Just received 200 of these. ht-altliy mind Is as essential to longev- Paris taTors the three-piece men ity ns a healthy body, perhaps more bit for spring. A new salt In browu Sizes 14 to 20 so, Daring, the past twenty-fire year* flecked tricot twsed with medium 4 many Important organized efforts have alwl felt sports nat from Nicole Qroult Is pictured. bppn maile to stimulate right thinking TAPESTRY BAGS nnd lo create a wholesome rlewpolnt on life. Please mention this paper to adver FOR WOMEN i >nr UK8 might be called an age of Users; it helps you, it helps them, •lifiii-tf. We fn.(o» mnuy new and It helps your paper.— SMART HATS FOR SPRING 1.00 FANCY SWEATERS Exactly what the women have FOR BOYS been waiting for. An attractive tapestry bap at a price that is almost unbelievable. Large JEFFERSON MORfiS and small sizes. INCORPORATED 59c 1.98 Slip-on sweaters for boys in a TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER fine assortment of colorful pat- terns. These sweaters should Hundreds of these smart hats to choose from. The latest sell regularly for one dollar. creations of the finest millinery stylists. Attractive color WORLD'S) combinations in the newest straw combinations. QOlti TH

COSTUME 2,000 PAIRS OF JEWELRY 69c The season's newest creations WOMENS' SHOES in necklaces, rings, bracelets and other jewelry novelties. You will be amaml with the colorful selection. REMBMHER that nobody lovca a "Gloomy HOUSE FROCKS 1 Qua." REMEMBER that the unuHiial service and per- OF FAST COLOR 2 formance of the used enrn we sell will turn the .gloomiest pessimist into an unquenchable optimist. 88c Dainty housefrocks of percales SAVE MONEY and broadcloths. Fifteen styles to choose from. Fancy pattern ALL THIS WEEK designs. These may be had in i 16 to 50. Tomorrow is the windup of our ANNUAL SHOE USED CARS 8AL$> It has gone way beyond *ur own expectations BEAD THKSH PRICES— and we ire certainly happy in knowing that the wom- SEETHESE CARS : an have taken advantage of the exceptional values, of- 1927 Essex Sedan $175.00 fend: I 1927 Nash Sedan $275.00 1928 Erskinc Sedan $350.00 1927 Chevrolet Coach $150.00 1,000 Pairs Of 1928 Chevrolet Sedan $350.00 ALL SILK HOSIERY 1929 Chevrolet Coach $450.00 CHILDRENS SHOES Sub-Standard* 1929 Chevrolet Coupe $450.00 FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL 1927 Dodge Coupe $250.00 LINEN FINISH One strap and oxfords for 94c 1926 Chevrolet Sedan $100,00 TABLE CLOTHS the miss; oxforda and hitch Wo have a fine selection of Good Used Oars for shoes for the boys, and These hose arc regularly sold you to choose from. Price* range from $100 fancy high tops and low for $1.05 but in as much as shoes for the small child. they ore slightly Irregular we to |450. 83c All grouped at this special have purchased them to sell at price. 1 this low price. All the new Don't Forget 11 mid doiiirutcd prints guar- shades in the sheer servieo anteed tub fnat. Site 52 by 51!. Ask About This in the ever popular HOL- weight. LAND 01.OTH that we have l "old for $1-00. to We* This Plan Prr Week "Buying Safety Means Buying form a Reliable Dealer" THE STORE SHOP HOURS JEFFERSON MOTORS ROSS' INC. 9:00 A. M. INCORPORATED SUPER ROSS STORES to 160 New Brunswick Ave. Phono IB VALUES. 9:00 P. M. "WHERWHERE USED OARS ARA E •OLD WITH A GUARANTEE" 97 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. FRIDAY, MARCH 21, KKSli CARTERET PRES.S

stance, on the home-made table were displayed an old-fashioned kerosene MaryJBrian is Chosen as Perfect Type Attention to Atmospheric Atmospheric detail, which in fin- ished motion picture production is For Lead in 'The Marriage Playground' usually taken as a matter of course Detail Necessary in Films by an audience, represents an aston- Mary Hi HIM received what is said Co featured with Miss Brian j ishing amount of labor on the part ( things—but it ia quite a different bottle* of quinine. Everyone famil- cr in the all-talking production which role of the professor fn Clara B»u,' matter with the small things and iar with life in the tropics knows based on Edith Wharton'6s best- "The Wild Party." °W8 »nd tho art director. Even the tiniest ornamenti that are strewn around that quinine is a most necessary rem- details must bf true to locale, i»ther- ady for the prevention of malaria. seller novel "The Children." Others in the cast are Jocelvn V/ite, tile harmonious effect of the a room to give it character. For in- Paramount's executives were Lee, Huntley Gordon, Seena Owen jcenp is destroyed. : searching' for an actress who posan- d Philippe de Lacy. ' In making "Vengeance," Colum- sessed star qualities and at the same Lothar Mendes, who directed Clara bia'* all-talking1 drama of the Congo THE KIBITZER- time a certain type of winsome girl- Bow in "Dangerous Curvet," »„!! with Jm'k Holt and Dorothy JU-vu-r, ish beauty. They finally decided that Charles and Nancy Carroll in "nil, ,comin(f to the Crescent Theatre on Miss Brian was "just the type." sion" Is the director of "The Marri Jlari'h 22, studiu technicians spared age Playground." The production po effort to make each scene almm- comes to the Crescent Theatre for phericully perfect. This is especially three days beginning on next Wed- Director likened nesday. Song Hits New and To Balzac Famous,/ Harry Green Portrays Kibitier Title R | M Hut TM HUMUCMt fttm{ o e you tuwi uwtt TM CM The Kibitier »«omedy, Is coming In "Sally" French Novelist to the Strand Theatre for a seven Marilyn Miller'* First Picture day run beginning tomorrow. But Archie Mayo Resembles Bal- what is a "kTbitter." ut it Rich in Tuneful Melodies. zac Physically and Mental- A year ago th tterm could not be found in the dictionary. No* |t Marilyn Miller, famous stage star ly. s published In Funk ft Wagnalla' comes to the Majestic Theatre to- Practical Standard Dictionary, chief. morrow in her first motion picture, Archie Mayo, responsible for thely because a Broadway play Ud "Sally," a First National and Vita- ^ VENGEANCE direction of "Vengeance," the Co-newspaper and mafMlne writers hoTie special production adapted lumbia all-talking drama of the Con-made it a popular expression. rom her most famous stafre auccess. A COLUMBIA PROMOTION - fro coming to the Crescent Theatre A kibitier, we learn-from the dic- J eft tw w*/ wwots on March 22, is in face and figure Thov who have seen "Sally" on I* MTTtl THAN VOUU tionary, ia a person who fives free thtf KtaiLre will remember the famoua strongly reminiscent of photograps of advice; one who meddles with other io«ff hits of that show., Look for Honore de. Balzac. Like his famous persons' affairs. thi Silver Lining." and "A Wild, prototype, Mayo is a very sensitive Harry Green, who waa seen and Wild Roue." They will hear them organism. He possesses as well that heard in featured dialect roles in If*In at the Majestic Theatre tomor- contradictory combination of quali- "The Man I Love," "Close Harmony" row, and in addition many new nongs ties—-a keen sense of humor and a and "Why Bring That UpT" is the and dance numtieis that have been genuine ^esling^for tragedy. kibitier in "The Kibitetr.fl , irritt^n especially for the picture. Peopii and cuii'ent events inter- Thf music plot of "Sally" as it est Mayc intensely, which, no doudt jpp?nr* on the screen, includes account* ur much of the freshness thirty-'*" musical numiir-rs, played that characterizes his work. He will Feen^mint (by everything from a hand urtfiin to enthusiastically discuss anything ft 10O-piece nympiinny orchretru, anctflrifl| JtAeXllUL .--iCelA • HtsMfef tf - t»ntioud munlcal ])lay ever urought strong in plot and full of tense sit- to the kcreen. In ndition to its musi uations. The cast is headed by Jack da] attractions, It \z er'ircly in Tech Holt and Dorothy Revier, who are llicolor, with every scene jihoto- lilyan Tashman, Kay Francis in • scene from the supported by such notable players us fTtpbed in natural colors. Phillip Strange, George Pearce and BottlMMIflt A splendid supportinij rust will be .Paramount Picture. "The Marriage Playgjround" Hayden Stevenson. M«n with Miu Miller. Mr. Gray, her iMding man, formerly sanjj in "The 0#iert Song" stage company. Jew K. grown, famous comedian of the icreen and stage, has the principal comedy role. He is ably aided in the fun-making by T- Roy Barnes, Fun! Sterling, Jack Duffy and others. Pert Keltou has the ingenue role, and Ciuy Fitzgerald, E. J. Hatch ffe GREATER •nd Maude Turner Gordon are also members of the bia- cast. John Fran- Mary Brian, Harry Green and NeirHamilton in a scene j(|i, Dillon directed the picture. from the Paramount Picture "The Kibitzer" TEA SALE

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RAJAH •—-2T:, SALAD DRESSING ',:: 19c ~/*fe Y S, ENCOftE BRAND SPAGHEni 3 - 25c SUNNYHELD N 1669 this announce- SLICED BACON nX 19c I ment appeared inform- ing the public of the - policy of A&P of gh/ing ^-Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette McDonald in "THE LOVE PARADE", at the Rahway Theatre Monday Tutsday and Wednesday, PRESERVES o 23c its cuitom#r» the benefit of lowest possible prices consistent with quality. GOtOCN Thii policy hat been strictly adhered to through all the years of A*P's HONEY n29c existence. Our millions of customers will welcome this opportunity to buy their Hollywoodites Give GRANDMOTHER'S favorite tea ai these special low prices. And to those who have not used Meaning of < Kibitzer" BREAD e family ia gathered in the Raymqnd Hatton—The "haven't I living room. If • an exciting time. V/HITEHOUSE PAIMOUVE told you a thousand times not to 451. drop ashes on the floor" type of Dad will call Mariorfe cmd John EVAFORATED MILK 3 £ 25c SOAP 4 cakes 23C wife. . « college fint, and then the fam- Phillips R. Holmes—The uied au- ily will talk wifh the folk* back IONA BRAND CALIFORNIA YH10W CUNO tomobile dealer who wants to sell home. ( Week-End Specials! jfou s car that was owned by an "old TOMATOES OUAIITV 3 COM 28C \tij who scarcely drove it at all." There U a telephone hour In CHOICE QUALITY MEATS PEACHES S 2 Paul Lukas—The one who tells many homes. Talking to loved AND FULL LINE OF FRESH FISH IONA BRAND you ROW to make a fortune playing one*, is next b«t to seeing them. BUFFET SIZE (bt stock market but who wouldn't Irs eaty and inexpensive. AT ALL A*P MARKETS risk a nickel of hit own on a govern- PEACHES SUCH) 3 nsnt bond. For your convenience: Oscar Smith—The m-m-man who Ask our Business Office LEGS of l-i-s-B-nay.M it is n-no-nut n-nec-neces ^ for a copy of our new FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES t B and attractive little direc- Now "The Kibitrer," with the in- imitable comedian Harry Green in tory for listing the out- SPRING LAMB the title rolu, is coming to the Strand «, of-town numben you - CARROTS • . 2 bunch- theatre for seven days beginning to- frequently call. morrow. 1'iitronn at the theatre will thus be enabled to make their own ib. 31c definitions of this strange word. F. C H. BRAND TOMATOES FANCY ,b 19«

S'wrt NEW JERSEY BELL C 4JI old wring reau: "He that LI. DUCKLING b 25c NEW POTATOES 3 bs 29 jropld «at a «ood dinner l«t him eat • TELEPHONE COMPANY jrnod bretiliflint." In other words, to •njoj the n-Iiiile day. one must make A HIW ,,,,IT INSTITUTION SACKED IT NAT.OHAL . thf right sttirt ¥tSk 5ARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH Ul, 1'JSO FAGE E1J1VEN READE'S PERTH AMBOY THEATRES

DK'to MAJK8TK ice 13 EADE'S READE'S THEATRE EMODELED CRESCENT TELEPHONE IAS PERTH Popular Prices, Matinees 10c and 20c, Evenings 15c and 35c

Seven Days Beginning Tomorrow, March 22 Coming for Four Days, Beginning March 22 It Is An Honor To Introduce The New Sweetheart Of The Screen Jack Holt at his best in a smashing drama of the tropics!

"Vengeance"—a powerful love story silhou- etted against the colorful background of the Congo. Strong situations, stirring action, stu- pendous climaxes! A motion picture that thrills. The greatest story of tropical life ever Aimed —vivid—colorful—dynamic I Drama that ia gripping in its intensity — soul-stirring in its power.

The blistering heat of the tropics strips two men of all sham and reveals their true selves— on* » MUgnaaiBUMtf JQJL..jtfet other a selfish cad. Both men loved one woman — to one it meant possession, to the other sacrifice and de- votion.

JACK HOLT THRILLING! Sex—romance—thrills! A tropical drama and A novel and distinctive stirring fai its intensity, overwhelming in its story of the tropics. The power. Spellbinding film fare t maddening heat of the Con- DODOTUYKVIED go strips two- men of all characters — one a selfish A soul-stirring depiction of life in a West , Dirtctktbu sham and reveaU their true African trading poet! The most realistic and ARCHIE MAYO cad—the other a magnani- absorbing drama based on a triangular theme "Sally" U not a revue. same woman -*- to one it ever screened. It it flnt and foremost moua soul. Both lov«d the »n abiorblng love meant possession — to the •tory, with convoking other sacrifice. comM7 nomtntt, with dancing and ipectacu- Don't miss this powerful lar staff* features add- drama! It is colorful—dra- The star of "Submarine" and ed to laciw* your enjoyment of a lovely matic—absorbing! romance. "Flight" in an entirely new setting. Don't miss it! From Floreni 'Ziegfdd'* Muaical Comedy by Guy Bolton, author, and JWOUMI

What a rare combination! One of the greatest love stories ever filmed, Also with Marilyn Miller, the star of stars as its heroine. You couldn't ask for more. But there's a hundred novel in- MOVIETONE NEWS novations besides. Five song hits! Six stars! All color! And boy, oh boy, and what comedy I MOVIETONE SHORTS Matla** Dally at liOO EVMIUI at 7 a«J • Contlanom Parti Satardar. Saftiay three Days, March 26, 27, 28 HtlUayt

92.00 BROADWAY "The Marriage Playground" TBS HOUSE OF AttraoOow I*M AMBOY for TALKIX8 and SOUND BOe Quicksands of Society! SOCIAL SWIM! Cbming For One Week Beginning Tomorrow, March 22 WHERE society sirens get theiir men. Where* fortunes fall with a kiss. Where parents play Have you a little and children pay. Edith Wharton'a famous novel, "The Children/' on the all-talking Kibitzer in your screen.

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and see! you can see them live. .Hear them talk. The fn^n^tiwg people yon read about in the newspapers and rotogravure sections. You LIVE with these thrill-hungry sons and daugh- ters of millionaires. In the marriage play- grounds of Palm Beach, the Riviera, Deauville. Here he is—the smart Aler who (rives advice whether it 'H wanted or not. It's the inside story of society's smart set. the new type of comedy-character for the All-Talking screen. The new. eat kind of funny-bone ticklert Sec and hear him, Harry Green, in the An All Star Cast of Screen rib-racking role of screendom's su- preme wise-guy! Laugh and live In , Favorites in a Splendid a new world of hilarity! And there's romance too. furniihed Presentation by Mary Brian and Nell Hamilton. You'll get your «yet, wi and heart* with MARY BRIAN and FREDRIC MARCH full when you aee and hear Directed by Lot ha r Mendes SHORT FEATURES and OTHER ATTRACTIONS IS DITZEIV Also MOVIETONE NEWS

G Qaramount Qictw h1" BASED ON THE NEW YORK SMASH HIT and MOVIETONE SHORTS MOyiETQNl TWELVE FRIDAY, MAKCH 21, 1930 CARTERET

;•> ,/A ,n ,n urn i.w.Ai iuiiiLiMmMiJBiiiiMHiiiin^. BUMitBiHiini AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO roptt'd, except by special permit ,,i THE SLAUGHTERING, KILLING this lioard. CLASSIFIED AD< J it. This ordinance shall take ef Classified advertisement! only OP* AND DRESSING OF CAT'Il.E, SWINE OR SHEEP IN THE BOR- feet imiiiriliately and any ordinance mt • word, minimum charge 25c. OUGH OF CARTERET. AND nr part* of ordinance* inconsistent herewith arc hereby repealed. ROOMS AND BOARD THE OFFERING Of THE SAME On The Lot— FOR SALE, AND TO PROVIDE Introduced February 13th, 1830 €11 Barron avenue, Woodbridge, FOR INSPECTION AND KfcCU Passed on first and second *«i,i N. J. Phone 892. ^ ings February 13th, 1980. W. I. 3-14 tf LATION OF SUCH SLAUGHTER- ING OF CATTLE. SHEEP OR Advertised on February 28

CLEAN RAGS wanted, size of hand- 15 SMITH STREET kerchief or larger, 6c a pound Perth Amboy, N. J. Middlesex Press, 20 Green street. BARGAIN DAY VOICES WANTED Tenor $500.00 at the Used Car Mart! Hudson — Essex Contralto $450.00 Quartette Experience Dealers Position* Available May l»t (We Carry The Largest Stock in Central New Jersey.) Apply P. O. Box No, 22 Wegtfifld, N. J. Come down and day or evening if you really want a real honest-to-goodness Smart Living Rooms Owe Their used car at a price you are willing ta pay. Ease to Groups Like These! We have no trick sales or guarantees at the Mart—every day is bargain day— Correspondence win be more enjoyable where this aaDdaome OOT "Better cars at lower prices" is the slogan Wlnthrop desk holds sway. Mahogany veneer The ever Donular serpentine front with a •Stoett- BhmSir OhaJr at the Mart. satin finish only . tu.M wm add to tba comfort J* any Brtaf-rocsn. OompleU wttta foot- This quaint Colonial stool , p ^ Oil Lamp spreads warmth and good cheer wherever it Is placed. -vme This now Lamp pro- Pleated ih«4e with a 1938 Whippet Cabriole* ___.._ bass of Swedish iron In ndu Just tne ftaJahlM - $1*38.00 antique finish only »SJJ (ouch to thai lounging 1928 Eaara Coach — Ch»ll—Mw coup, oome la and see 1938 Chrysler 72 Town Sedan - 345.00 our variety—a hmr to - 650.00 The smart graceful wit naj taste. 1928 Ford Model "A" Tudor --• - Unes of this pull-up •• 275.00 chair Is Just the thing to 1928 Ford Model "A" Sport Coupe complete this exquisite What man does sot 1927 Oakland Sedan ... 295.00 group. Tapestry covered, anjoy his after dinner - 150.00 mahogany frame, smoke. Hera be canteep 1927 Willys Knight Six Coos* his thlnga bandy, and - 216.00 ""Ij •••— ftl "WRITING" "LOUNGING" ready for use. 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1929 Chevrolet Six Coupe . ~ 250.00 1928 Odsmobile Six Sedan .. 445.00 -. 445.00 Pontiac Big Six Coupe .- 495.00 •w (jhann and gra- 1928 Dodge Fattest Fourj Cabriolet cious beauty what can 1018 Nauh Standard Six Coach - 295.00 •Wl aitoe QuBea tun, rd Six Coach •• 250.00 Occasional Ohalr. This lflfl» FFordd Model "A" Tudora, Coupes and Fordqrs - 350.00 JJ««an mad* rtproduc- Reatful to ttw eye and Cadillaacc C««nCoupeM* to 400.00 Uan Is covered In damask the body—tak club chair 400.00 *HD a walnut frame tti upholstered fa either Many other cars and to 550.00 '•Pastry or daman . MT truck* ranging in price from $25.00 to$150.00. This Ooffec Table is »ust the thing for that The retDMnv book ?"fn«»n party. Qraoe- trough • In walnut fin- fuUT designed of selected ish, beautifully grained lalnut HI «lth a lustrous mUa tin- «t OUR GUARANTEE This stately H 0 o r H*"1" ta wi asset to any living-room group. Oan- The readme; lamp has dlebra effect with pleat- a decorated parchment ed silk shade. Assorted •bade. The baae si of wlors gjjl ?«W m ao attraetire "SERVING" Oolonlal brass fttii.h LIBERAL TIME PAYMENTS "READING"

It a Direct Saving's Policy to Consistently Sell Good - Furniture at the Lowest Possible Prices! We Invite Compari- THE TflAOfc MARK son. If You Have an Eye for Values Visit Direct Saving's THAT GUARANTEES Showrooms'. A SQUARE DEAL IRECT SAVING D FURNITURE CO. ^* USED 74-76 MART CTQEET * PH0N*«/O3 PERTH AK Open 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Perth Amboy •ij*F CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 SEC TWO PAGE ONI SLAT'S DIARY IIY ROSS KAKQUHAIt Friday wi'll I ilnitlui tilr with Facts . . . Roessler's 5 Furniture Stores by Arthur Brisbane Sti'Vt'Us then with Stinky Tublc-. Anti Are Fooli»h—and Men. Mi' ami Stinky hurt ii lite this p. About Roessler's Present .... A Small Big Item. L in. uftt-t skiinl UIMI Going West. I found nut. he ( KEDIT \$ (iv«n cordially »nutie it't efficient to run PRICE YOUR CHOICE 119 LYING offers a new Held and a erdly riitii^tf onist your expenditure according to * bud F wide Bk£ to courageous young wo- hccur. he is the • g«t, M.\d we lielp you budget by our Rooiler realize, that ike Homnilicr, la run h*r Ham* efBcisnllr, mutt look cirafully to men. kind of a fallow plan {•'„ fjaytnit out of income. Invei- her budgel. Th«l'» tha way wa run our buainaM. Wa th*r*fore malt* it • tpocial facturo Elinor Smith, a small, young wo Wltili hki-M tn kirk t igalte Ronailri '* |Jl*n Now! of our mcrchandliing to ihow at certain definite pric. rtn|H, luitc* for BTery room. Na- turally, like all Rotnlar Ma>rckandiie, Mch vroup ii featured at the loweit price in the mun, with a big heart, went up In her *) " liiK'k in turiitMl. her plane several thousand feet. Then Suit1! clay - went ahe came to, and landed safely, having In :> piirty timitc set a new record/ JBhe went one mile with ma mid pa. higher than .«r woman bad ever the ifirl witch the flown. party wus (five in Special Selling of iniimr (if IIIT is a This >mal! ltBln of news Interests Kt'ttiiiK rt'ildy to go BW«y tii study 2,500 Lamps niBiinKers and stockholders of railroad hospjlality no ahi' and Kteamshlp lines: can ack like u train nurse when they Starts Today An airplane, driven by Diesel en »re nickiiesa a round or cronick dis- ,*,* ••<:•• M glue, new from Detroit lo Mliml In nabillaty and «ct. 10 hours, 15 minutes without stopping, Sunday—The prercher at are wltli Chief Engineer Wlllson of the L'hirch give out sum ballets for the | Pa

(/^aa^ail -p eW^l**—awe VBaa^er ^ I I P • T^^» ^ •*•- — T -r female. This will Interest Women, for I roent to say deer pet. Pa says he tne katydid la one of tbe noisiest of gets I will make a food noose paper Insects. Tha males make all that man all rite. Ih rong so mutch. racket. Thlrsdey—The teeeher acuaed me "Ants, says Dr. Ditmtrs, "some- of puttiar ibellaek In Verginlaa hair times make fools of thensvlvea." in akool today and she made me stay WEEKLY Tiny mflei and blind little defence- after skool. But I (rive her tbe laff less beetles pat the ants with their becui that is a j oak on the Uecher feet and then the ants pat them. becui she punished the rmg man. It was JUmy Glunt witch went and done ft. Not so different from human beings that have money. Sycophant! Batter then, "pat them" with compliments, Be«nU la HUtery then they feed the syoophants, and •vldsnee) m to any pwslble rW»Uon sometimes) let them marry their tAtwee* beards and niOonal or racial daughters. power U conflicting. la* Orsaks lsr«d •tord*. The Bomtn old not >9ar- N Somebody took Mrs A. K. W. Qlb- l«iiaa suggesti the bearded j tin wild, bom' husband. She asked for 11,000,- shaggy, unkempt, violent, reckless, Tbe 10-PIECES 000 damatei, tbe Jury gave her $800,- grtateat baud celebrated 1B bJitorj 4-PIECES 000, wfts that of Johann Mayo, "John, the Your Dining Suite in Our prosperity problem would be awarded," a painter tn Osrmeuiy, whose Walnut Veneeri Bedroom Suite in solved If a million other wives could bssrd (ail ts the grouad, except, wbes, Walnut Veneers as be usually did, he tucked It In his do as well. And many of them oould firdle.—Boston Herald. congratulate themselves on, making an excellent bargain. Choice $ Few tscond-hand husbands are — A Adv Will SeU Ii - Two-Candle Junior Lamp worth *M,Mt). II *119 or bronze-finished We've shopped and know Mr. J. P. Morgan's new yacht, cost- Reflector Light this to b« definitely the A well-built suite worth In i $1,100,000, Is tbe largest private lowed price at which a twice the Roeitler Price. Includes — as pictured — craft ever built. tuite of thii type U f«»- tured. Tan piecm, •* pic- full-width b.d, chest, The woria once Might have envied dretter and Fr*«oh Tan- Mr. Morgan- Now It is pleased to tur&f, A6wln( * finish of $»7.75 detail add ornament that ity. Beautifully T«ne#red, have him encourage tha shipbuilding Id HODSCVtLT *, is priced unusually low! and ornamented with Industry. overlays of maple. Save! A modest ckaak and suit buyer can ,H.c( $5 DELIVERS travel to Europe on a boat free to any- $5 DELIVERS body more comfortably than Mr. Mor- gan can go on hla big private) ya«ht The Junior Lamps ... "Corsair," .A deaiirned in torchiere «ff«ct (2 OfftCt"V4AMT5 Candle Stylt) is brass-finished Mr. Morgan's $2,500,000 yacht It an metal . . . with beautifully tail- IneipentiTa toy compared with such " T'StLL ME Wi'N ftEAr- ored shade of silk . . . rare value I a ship aa the) Bremen, wblcb would ROESILER STORES cost |B0,OO0,O00 in the United States. LARGEST FURNITURE CHAIN IN THE EAST — 15 STORES Ws live) In democratic almost "so- The Reflector Light . . cialistic" days without realising It is smart and n«w. They throw the PERTH AMBOY STORE ELIZABETH STORE Tb,e> public park is tner than any- light upward in an effect of real body's private estate, The fastest daylight. Simply designed stand in trains we for the general paUlc, not bronze finish. 168 SMITH ST. 85 BROAD ST. far private cars, and the finest ships COR. MADISON AVE. NEAR E. JERSEY are for ererybod". Tuna in Erery Sunday RomilarwSUrliar R« original "Corsair" was a small Mala. Holds Pet |M.nl Fre*ua Used by Royalty Tfc» First Cnm boat, by comparison, but tie late J. P. The maximum record for fog In the Little Muriel was gulag from her Life's Surprise raa not habitually used m Uossa la credited with being tat Morgan enjoyed It United 8talc» was attained in 1007, bedroom window up into the sky ind The surprise of life always comes speech or witting by an; English king first ruler to count noaea in his (lock. asking mother Innumerable questions On a Saturday he would go aboard, when 2,734 hours of fog were ob- In finding how we have misled the MtU Henry Vi reign, 860 rears after Solomon did likewise, tome 8400 yean about the heavens. Suddenly a shoot- from a dook cm the Manhattan aids of served at Swuln, Maine. This wu things which have lain nearest us— the Norman conquest Henry IV at the ago. After nine montlia and twenty Ing star flashed across the tlrammont. tbe Bast River. And on Sunday morn- about 80 per*cent of the whale year. how we have gone far away to seek beginning of the Fifteenth century days th* census taker reported 1,300,- With a gasp of astonishment Muriel ing, la th« dining saloon he would play Maine teems to average more hours that which WBB close by our Bide still wrote In French to bis Kngllsh 000 able bodied men among the people tamed roand and exclaimed, "Oh, rellgloni music, most dolefully, on a of fog than »nj other place In the all thp time.—Phillips Brooks. tailor in London, as shown by a letter ef Israel and Judea.—The Oountrj Mummy, look: God's striking matches 1" numerical machine—driven by not. United States. tn the British mueenm. Home. power.

Going through Colorado, New Mex- loo, Axiiona. and on to the Pacific, for ^^^ I'LL SPY IT'S FUNNY/ the hundredth time, II as Interesting M on tbe Drat Journey. You feel that you are in a big country. Dants trlsd to describe heaven, but couldn't, in fact, his description Is MISTER V^rT/ APPLEOATE rather dull and doesn't compare with When You Buy— his description of hell. It Is Impossible EDLTOIe M PAPEfc IwiLLPRlNTACbMlcSTOlPCflLUEDj to describe this Western country. The * HIU A- MINUTC MART YBi sky la different tram other skitM, as the celling of St. Feter'e dutne, In -OONT H\9S ONC Rome, Is different ^from the celling of FTHEM/ a bnngalow. TELL^- ° SIGNS, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BUT ONE THING, THE IMPRESSION THEY WILL MAKE In the dining car, early, you look us-so at the paper and read that, at about ON THE PEOPLE WHO READ THEM. POOR that hour, keepers jnd VHneasoa In WE CRN WORK IS COSTLY NO MATTER HOW LITTLE San Quentln prison climbed two flights of stairs outside an old brick building, LRUGH YOU PAY! took Atphoase Reilly, twenty two ^sfl Tbo//^ v^«p years old, from his' death coll ami WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON OUR ABILITY hanped htm in a room ailjolnliiK. He killed a nan—the State killed him. TO TURN OUT HIGH GRADE WORK AT A REA- 1'uu see from the window of the SONABLE PRICE. car a high tableland, reaching Tor ) miles, without population, while w clouda floating above It. And you !>«• -& AN ATTRACTIVE SIGN IS A WORTHY IN- Heve that a better civilization in an RADIO SHOP VESTMENT. CONSULT US FOR EXCELLENT other age will find a way tn cllmliiute 101 Roosevelt Ave. crime, as disease germa are eliminat- CARTERET, N. J. H SIGN SERVICE. ed by mmnHtne. Phono: CarterH. l(ir>8 (- 568-556 Roosmlt Avenue CARTERET, N. J. T«l. Cftrteret 812 and 1018 \"

kauat*K,J&i£*i&A tt^Ptii'f' .jjlii FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 PAGE TWO SECTION TWO News of the World Told in Pictures

Woman Airport Owner Cruising Mediterranean Introduce New Bike-Ricksha to Startled Native

SHANGHAI--Two Inventive Americans—Sailor J. N. Schell, driving, and S, Bucaacio, riding, of -Miles City, Mont., and Hartford, Conn,, respectively—who found a ricksha and a bicyclejjnd decided to combing them for a little run around Shanghai. Gypsy Cap In Formation

CULVER CITY. CAL. Margaret Perry, noted Southern Cali- fornia pilot, performing one of the many duties she will have as the NAPLES, ITALY f.'is Highness A«a Kullan Kir Mulmmi.md world's first woman airport owner an1 manager, as she prepares to Shu i, belter known as (lie AK» KIIHII. Moslem religious leader of India iind Africa, with hLs bride, on board Hit steamer on which they ope;i her own system of comple'o aviatlan service. tire cruising the Mediterranean. ,* Co-Eds Debate Flying With Outboard Motor

Mr. and Mrs. Stone and their daughters, Paula and Dorothy, are now the whole show In "Rip- ples." Dorothy Stone, above, Is The battle fleet In formation—double line—en route from Sa:i Pjdro CHICAGO—U'ft to right: Jane HanJolph, L.ityn Harwoud and /I.AMBUA. CAI; The new sport of flyliii! with an outboard introducing the Gypsy cap, a new to Panama to take part In joint winter manoeuvres, taken from the flag- Betty Phelps of Hillsdale College. Mich , and Horlcnse Burr. Phyllis m;4.!. supplies the thrill of speed and flight wltli Kreatfr safety than Jos-oh jnd Alice Hamburger of the University of Chicago, who de- gliding. Thu "Waterplane" Is tiic ideu of two outboard fans. Idea in head wear. ship California. The U. 6. S. West Virginia Is leading, bated recently. The Hillsdale team, opposing world disarmament, won. Priceless Ikons Saved Replaces Street Cars With Modern Busses Whoops, My Dear!

Wiesbadtn. in Germany, Is the first city that has replaced its street curs with modern buss:3. Ti slx modern type busses built on Pullman car design have replaced the ancient mode of UatuporUUjn.

Russia's Idea of making atheists of 30,000,000 of her population Hilda Schridet, «n« of Oermany'i foremoit female athUlej. Re- within the next five years is an Idea that has shocked the world, Over the Top! Home of the most priceless religions paintings and ikons have been'

LOS ANGELES, CAL.—Dwlglit E. Austin, designer of the new FrailIM.,!,,, Srlmlla, the H.ollier ,,f Ihri,- rhlKln-n, who has the Pickwick coach and detachable motor, which can be substituted In a tlS.slfm-ti.jti of being the first wonia,, |,,X| driver on the streets of llerlin. The Cambridge UnlverMty point-to-point HUTS were held »t CoUnil.nm recently. ThU picture Hmn trans-continental bus In but fifteen minutes. He is shown with the Mr. Scratcliloy corning U, grief when riding Mm. V. (Hlpln's Prince Allen in the Adjacent Hunt, race. dismounted motor. CARTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1980 SECTION TWO PAGETHBH

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LOUIS WEfSBERG A MESSASE T€ CUE tEAl HUMS After about 45 yean of business in this city of ourg, we have achieved our ambition to wit, that we have now enlarged onr store so that it hi the largest, most beautiful store in Perth Amboy. True, such an accomplishment can only be achieved by bard and faithful yean of labor. Throughout our entire business career we have steadfastly maintained onr motto of Fair Dealings, Service and Satisfaction. And it is to you, Dear Friends, that we owe our success, and we shall always be happy to have onr old and new friends visit us and we will always be at hand to wel- come and give them onr personal and sincere attention. Sincerely yours, NATHAN ROTH, LOUIS WEISBERG. ; VISIT CUE NEW RADIC DEPARTMENT NEW 1930 MAJESTIC RADIO FREE m FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 PACK IMIK SKiTION TWO GRAND CDENIN

QUALITY FURNITURE NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE TREE!

S ; . MAJESTIC $1DOWN ELECTRIC RADIO Opens An THE NEW 193C Accotmt MODEL #9C

SPECIAL 3-PIECE SUITE IN EINE Here is another extra value scoop for thi% store! Through some WRIT* TOUR OWN THIMfl unusually fortunate circumstances, we were able to secure a carload of these beautiful mohair suites at a fraction of their real value. EASY CREDIT TERMS Naturally, we are (flad to ifive you the benefit.of every dollar we ARRANGED saved. All three pieces are covered in genuine mohair, the cushions are reversible, and this suite has many other features of quality In ipite of the extremely low price* construction. It's a rare vaftje at this special low price. prevailing during thii sale, you may make your selections, secure deliv- ery of your purchases upon payment 18 MONTHS TO PAY of a reasonable sum in caih, and make arrangements for convenient (Z , . credit terms so that the balance can be paid out of income. COMPLETE WITH TUB; 18 MONTHS TO PAY! Just visit our Newly Enlarged WHAT A DIFFERENCE A NEW BEDROOM SUITE WILL MAKE Store and ask for v/lcfoance skowinq of your coupon

GENUINE CED RCC/H SUITE SLUMBER CHAIR &

This is one of the greatest values we have ever offered. The four ft OTTOMAN pieces consist of large Dresser, Roomy Cheat of Drawers, Beautiful j} This Beautiful Chair and Ottoman, French Vanity, Straight end returned Bad, all guaranteed dust, proof construction and finished in rich two-tone, A value like this richly upholstered with beatjtifnl will never be offered again, at this low price. coverings, reduced specially for this

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ECEE! SERVE YOUR NEXT DINNER- ON THIS DINING ROOM SUITE D With Every Dining Room Suite, this Heat-Proof and Water-Proof Table Pad.

Featuring LLOYD REED 1C-DC. WALNUT DINING* Hera is an entirely new utandnni of value Riven for our (Jraml Open Exclusively ing Salt. By all odds the most attractive Dining Room Suite ever offered at a price so low. Ten pieces including 60" Buffet, Beauti- ful China Cabinet, Attractive Server, ttronr endurable extension Now we ire prepared to announce the arrival of our pur- This offer limited for this table, 6 Chain, and one arm Chair upholstered in the latest designed ch*«*i from the recent Furniture Market, especially the «ew tapestry priced almost unbelievably low. cr

fKEE! D INVITE YOUR KMKfNDS TO YOUR IJV1NG ROOM D

We are absolutely givinf away fr«« to the lucky person, • new 1930 Majestic Radio complete with tube* ' during our Grand opening of the Greater Roth k. Wei* berg. The oldest—Now the Largest Furniture Store in Perth Amboy. t $1 WEEKLY Absolutely no strings attached. Just visit our Store Opens An Beautiful and ask for ; Account This contest ii open i* any resident of Middlesex, Monmouth County, and Staten Iiland.

..j- J,a;^.i*.*«*.^*!!+%'L'3-it*«*»atJ ^•istfiiww'i TfJw RULES WRITE TOUR OWN TMM/1 ICC? MIT MCHAILQ LIVING ECCA4 ILITE-M Cf. EASY CREDIT TERMS Another sensational value in Living Room Suites is this handsome visit our store and. obtain aew arrival which will absolutely sell on sight. We knew it would, ARRANGED 'consequently, we bought an •ntlre carload and thus secured price your coupon. concessions that enable us to giv« you one of the greatest value* In iplte of the extremely low prices ever offered. This Suite has webbed-bottom construction, reversible prevailing during this sale, you may cushions in frei»e. We absolutely d«fy competition on this suit* make your (elections, secure deliv- for this low price. 179 fan need not make a purchase. ery of your purchase* upon payment of a reasonable sum in cash, and 18 MONTHS TO PAY Just write your name •nd Ml- make arrangements for convenient credit terms so that the balance can drees on the coupon. be paid out of income. 18 MONTHS TO PAY! No children will receive any coupons. THE TVEWEST SHOWING IN BEDROOM FURNITURE You need not be a • D customer of this store. VISIT OUR RADIO DEPARTMENT OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Why You Should Buy Your Radio Here 1 We Guarantee your Radio Tubes VENETIAN HltlCr for One Year HCLLyW€CD VANITY 4-DC. 2 One Year Service Neter before asv« we offered a Bed Room Suite of such desirable 3 Free Installation character at • price here so low. This new arrival on our floers WALNUT DRESSERS from our manufacturer who is cooperating with us to make this 4 No Interest Charge Grand Opening Sale a success. All 4

i in ii iiyn WALNUT 1€-rC. DININ43 ECC/U SUITE Here is an outstanding value in one of the new arrivals in Dining Boom Suites. Beautiful Burl Walnut with rich Maple overlays, r« lieved by contrasting panels that greatly enhance itfl beauty. I his » •uiU is most exceptional and it includes a 66" Buffet, 80' r-xten- J9 slon Table, a new style canopy top China Cabinet, and a very pretty roomy server, and 6 beautiful chairs to match, upholstered in noh -M Imported jacquard. An extremely good-looking Suite never before — 179 offered at this remarkable low price. This offer limited for this 18 MONTHS TO PAY Sale Only RADIO

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CEDAR 1. Made of tt-lnch thick Red Cedar Heartwood. 2. Fabricated bottoms. Prevents leak- CHEST/ age of aroma. 3. Doubly interlocked, lealed. miter- ed corners. LANE CEDAK CHESTS 4. New improved metal Jtrip Aroma- tight top. Are Sold Hire Exclusively 5. New Lane Aroma-tight sealed This intriguing window seat mpdel in Ameri- spring lock, can walnut veneer* with genuine hand carved dec- 1 y Mini i .insole of unusual oration. A fii) cheat —our sale price only $25. fi. New Lane Aroma-tight h-im?' con- -hi-'l in American walnut. Ka&y terms. beauty Jini struction for top. UMIUI'IV se Is fur $J:>.'ii». Our sale lirici- niily 7. New Lane specially sealed Aroma- tight bottom. y€Lc cues 8. All feet glued and screwed on— not ju«t nailed. RIGHT at a lime when Spring housecleaning reveals the family need for new rugs comes this stirring sal.l Ready for your . D ... , . . inspection and selection are all th. v.ry newest patterns and color scheme, in rug. of dependable Quality—the osdjr kind Beautiful, special, pore-sealinr |ha| ^ wwth buyjng w- wM, eyery rag w. ,.„ to b. „ .drertuement for this store, and you can .afely take ad- flnl heB » - vantage of the lowered prices in effec« t• 'fo r -thi^ s great rug event•. For eumple: A charm ing model In American 7.6 x 9 wilnut venters with striped African Biffer value, lotigar lasting- fra- 27 x 54 4.6 x 6.6 6x9 8.3 x 10.6 9 x 12 c 6x9 9 x 10.6 overlays mahogany. Regularly sells grance mad positive protection from for $;i'J.,r)0. Uur sale price only IIH.fiU, Easy terms. moth damage—no extra cod for you 1 2.95 1275 19.75 27.95 2975 *Z 495 5.95 6.95 DCWN

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5PC. PORCELAIN TOP BREAKFAST SETS WALL MIRRORS TEPCO TOP PORCELAIN TABLES This Speciul offer for this Stile IRONING BOARD only. Stronjf and durable talile, Wind- RADIO STOOLS END TABLES at Just received a large shipment of sor type chairs absolutely guaran $OQ.50 $1.00 $1.00 these fine Kitchen Tables, which we $4-95 teed, domes in all the latest style $1.00 $1.00 are closing out for this Sale only at Just the chance you have these low prices from color combinations. Folding ironing board of been waiting for to se- At thin price every home Surely you can afford one sturdy contraction at a cure an attractive mirror. with a radio can have a of these convenient tables new low price. romfortable radio stool! at this price!

ADVANCE /ALE CE N ORDER to make tomorrow an unusually active day throughout the store, we I announce many- dollar specials in every department. In the limited space of this advertisement we have only room in which to picture a few of these, but come to- I III 14 tl 114 I \ morrow, you will find many more equally interesting, and it is a genuine opportunity THEY'RE here! Ready to protect your health and pre- to practice economy! serve your food at minimum cost. They embody every COMPLETE modern and scientific device to give improved efficiency. $ Special prices now in effect to reward you for buying early. 13.95 Not More Than One of Each to Each Customer. None to Dealers. Here is the very chance you have been Top leers $g 95 Hecauso of the extremely low price on theBe $1.00 specials, we restrict the sale to waiting for to furnish that extra room for as low as not more than one of each to each customer, and we will absolutely not sell any to some member of your family or add to the dealers. family income by furnishing an extra room and renting it to sojne desirable person, thus increasing the family income. Com- 3 Door Side leers plete three-piece bedroom outfits, includ- as low as ing continuous post steel bed, beautifully enameled, a comfortable mattress of real quality and a sturdy set of bed springs at a remarkably low price.

KITCHEN STOOLS STEP LADDERS CARD TABLES SMOKING STAND $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Steel kitchen stools, well Another home necessity Wrought iron pedesUI braced and handsomely Folding card tables of at the amazingly j low smoking7 stands in attract, enameled, for only $1.00. sturdy construction at a BED, price of only $1.00. ive finishes for only $1. sensationally low price. UphoUtet^d in beautiful imported Fabrics. Makes' a comfortable bed $4Q.5O BASSINETS BABY CRIBS for two. Reduced to %A OC AJI Steel $Q 7£ All Colon 4."0 Any Finish O.IO

Weekly Down Pays Delivers for any any Whitney Whitney Better-grade Pullman Sleep- er. Kancy corduroy f-| Q76 ADOl Hi|rh-grad« Hood Stroller. upholMtering. Popular low-priced Fibre Stroller. Fancy corduroy ill! upholstering. X 1 DA BY COACH

OR over seventy years the F. A. Whitney Carriage Company has been a leader in the manufacture of r fine baby carriages. The knowledge and crafts- manship acquired by long experience finds expression in the product of today. Over the span of years, Btrict ad- herence to high ideals has produced for those who pur- chase and ftdmire fine things, the finest and safest baby carriages that money can buy. Exquisitely designed, cor- rectly styled,1 and perfectly constructed, the Whitney car- Beautiful new design. New riages reflect in every way—perfection. auto type wire wheels. Chromium plated handles, bract's and WE ARE THE ONLY REPRESENTATIVES OF joints. WHITNEY COACHES IN PERTH AMBOY -THITii JTCEET. UtTERET PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1930 SECTION TWO PACE SEVEN By OENE CAKR JUST HUMANS YOU KNOW ME, AL They're B*d On Fighter* By RING LARDNER

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FRIDAY, MARCH 21, l'J.% CARTERET, fAGK KU'.li'f '•'!•:' Hi 'N I WO , „,<,<,III lOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOC How U Started /IHrVROlFT By JEAN NEWTON

OOCXXXXXHKXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXX "ROBBING PETER TO PAY Let Us Prove to You MOTOR CAR PAUL" OIt this expression we hare a story P of good old Anglo Saxon lluvor. That it Pays to Shop Where Quality Counts! Tbe famous Westminster Abbey In INVESTMENT Fancy London was formerly Si. Prter'i Ca thedral. And a mfcrry rivalry existed Fresh Eggs Gold Seal Eggs between It sod 8t Paul's. Maine Potatoes In. 1560 an appropriation was made Doz. 31c Carton of 12- 37c from \>tha funds of Bt Peter's "to 5 lbs. 17c «»•*• ap fur a deficit in Stl, Paul's. Every Egg ^Guaranteed Cook Dry and Mealy The Pick of the Neste Consider • few of the basic facts that make the There wen, of course, the usual two new Chevrolet SU such a thoroughly sound factions, those oj>poaed to this pro- cedure saying, "Why rob St. Peter to the Most of the Best for the Least! investment. pa; St. Paul." It offers a great six-cylinder valve-ln-head en- Almost two hundred years later, Selected at the Coffee Plantations by experts. ASCO, RitUr or on the death of William Pitt, this •mt greatly gine, with Its capacity Increased to 50 horse- sentiment #gi)in found expression, Roasted in our own roasteries. C*mptxir. redmed prices! power . . . assuring the smooth, quiet, resilient for the, two cemeteries were rivals for the honor of his burla'. Tbe Tht COACH performance which is so essential in a modern municipality of London claimed that ASCO Coffee "> 29c automobile. the «^a( aliitesinun should be burled with alongside, of kings nnd that to bury 39c --29c^ 1 Oc Saved! It offers the all-weather braking efficiency of him elsewhere would again be "Hob- '565 Internal-expanding, completely enclosed 4-wheel oing 8t. Peter to pay St. Paul." "ViCTWl BLEND"COFFEE Ib 2Bc Pork *495 brakes—big, powerful, quiet and easy to apply. The Abbey won. but we are still The choice of Thousands ^___ robbing Peters to pay Psuls. '495 It offers the modern riding comfort of four long ACME BRAND COFFEE 1b tin 35c A full, heavy bodied blend. 3 ""' 20' fat Sport •.c*aMw.*555 semi-elliptic, chrome-vanadium steel springs— *565 Chained Fox Save* Rob Ray Pal* Dry . *625 under the cushioned control of Lovejoy hydraulic LENTEN AND OTHER NEEDFULS! Family From Death co*p*. '655 shock absorbers. ASCO Buckwheat or Pancake Flour ...3 pkffS 25c It offers the greater beauty, comfort and safety KU-hmond, Va.—It was an eventful '675 day one month "ago when Ed McCul- ASCO Shrimp can 19c '440 of bodies by Fisher—built of selected hardwood loch ensnared s predatory Cox ID a Tuna Fish can 23c (fie*-** botmmnm) and steel . . . and providing thousands upon steel trap, for the very same Sir Rey- Domestic Sardines 3 cans 2Oc .'595 nard probably suved tbe lives of three Marshall's Herring can 27c thousands of miles of quiet, care-free service. persona at the McCulloch borne, at ASCO Strained Honey Jar 16c '365 In fact, every Important engine advancement Spring Grove, near Kluefleld, W. Va. m To* Ommlt.. .'520 has been Incorporated hi the new Chevrolet Six. the oth«r day. Plus bottle deposit. N. l ta i Pounding of the fot's body against Planet 211b Pantry V3r<2r .... 625 With all these important advancements—coupled the basement door sod the rattle of Gold S«l Fia*tt C, Assort Mlfrtcuf a. fc /«*or, hla nhaln« awakened Mrs. McCulloch, Cookies 40c nt ! wvtB>.g*satly •asUiosd. psiMsioc dusaUnOMf. • " JW> S*>> -flMMff I .hTiwn Miitifl^.*Rn.ion,"George.'a'niTuft, •. ._,rJr, s,iVt'js*ri»- -BfW» rolet line—it U4mly logical that thousands are Nannie McCulloch, In-line to find RottedOats ASCOCorn Starch : T.... pkf Te urjtyig every day—"The New Chevrolet Six Is a rellir In flames. (Jeorge McCulloch, ASCO Pear! Tapioca pk* 14c pk e ASCO Gelatine Desserts 3 pkgs 2Oc wise motor car Investment!" who Is mannuer of the liluefleld Air- purt, mnde his escape through tbe 2 " 15 Ralston's Whole WheCTTbod pkf 24c Btrinkp tilled house. ASCO Orange Marmalade jar 19c M*thar's or Two other member* of the McCul- VeWeeta Cheese pkg 23c Quaker die* household,(both elderly women, Med. Size Orchard Brand Prunes 2 lbs 25c were rescued from the veranda by Ore- Oats 2 *- 17c Fancy Large Calif. Prunes H> 15c tnen. t ASCO Finest Mince Meat 2 lb jar 4tc III EVItOLFT SIX The fox vtns suffocated. *Hls bodj wa* resentwi tn the firemen woo r\ • i- -it kswpa fresh and sweet I > F1II.U ot sponded *o tlie alarm and tbe skin Is to be mounted and i|'»pinyed at the Bread Mackerel lire station. WraBpaa ECONOMY GARAGE CO. Mrs. UcCulloch, the first to open the supreme for basement door, was met by a wall of smoke and flames. You'll like it. Telephone 675 George McCulloch stated tbat the Big Pan rooms ID which tbe members of the M.d. 5c Kirkman's family were asleep wtre entirely free of lha Victor Bread Loaf 30 Roosevelt Ave. Carteret, N. J. or smoke and that. :>ad It not been Fineit Floating Soap for the animal'? warning sounds, they Victor Raisin Loaf . 10c mlpht not have been awakened until 2 cake. 13C too late- Just a Few of Our Weekly Specials! 'THE DENTIST WHO DOES NOT HURT" Ref. 16c ASCO ASCO Fu-radaU Aunt Jemima Tunnel Linking Spain Tuberculiirculin TesteTested n PAINLESS EXTRACTION to Africa Starts Soon Sour fc?a Pancake ASLEEf OR AWAKE Gibraltar—The preliminary work Evap. P- of taking the soundings for sinking PLATES-CROWNS-BRIDGES-FILLING8 THAT LOOK AND FEEL NATURAL trie shnfts for the proposed tunnel Krout Milk Flour under the Straits ot (iibraltur will be- FREE — Examination, Estimate and A4vice — FREE . >ur d«jl«r cannot gin shortly at Alcnzar, Sfninlsh Mo- tall tall Out tf Tiwn Patunti Con Hovt Tktir Wtrk Computed in Om Day rocco, opposite Turlfa on the Euro- * 10 upply you, •write direct. 2 :: 23 cans cans 30c for 5-$1 far 10 pen n side. Act mi I work on the tunnel Partly Cooked Rag. 9c Amarican «. 5c Cat RiU Palmoli*. SompU blade—10c will be^ln this vi-nr Colonel Jevenols, DR MALLAS NEWARK, N. J. author of the scheme. Inspected and approved the plans Toilet Toilet HOURS—* A. M, ts • P. M. SUNDAY—19 A. M. to 2 P. M. i — Please mention this paper when Waxed Soap buying: from advertisers. Paper Paper Paper rl c 4 -*• 25c 3 20' 3'" 10 3 '" 25" LUX SOAP Save on this item! A big value! Keep It handy? Flakes *£ 19c PUBLIC SERVICE Finest Produce! FANCY SPINACrT I7T~~Z~ 3 lbs. 29c CRISP CELERY 2 Bunches 25c AND INDUSTRY ICEBERG LETTUCE Head 10c, i2*e* FANCY CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS Bunch 55c t _, M|... H - || FACTS AND FIGURES from the ANNUAL REPOKT OP PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATION OF NEW JERSEY FANCY BEETS A CARROTS - 2 Bunches 15c TOMATOES _ lb. 18c Thousands of up-to-date Homekeepers depend upon ASCO service to fill their Food and Table Needs. Shop with confidence )RE than 64 per cent of all electrical energy sold in the Store* Where Qualify Counts. by Public Service in 1929 was used for indus- trial purposes. , sa On More than 28 per cent of all gas sold by Public Service in 1929 was used for industrial or commercial purposes. (HJSHOLM t (MAPMAN jtrmim An York SUK* Euktmit The connected power load on the lines of Public Vnln Nm Yfrt Cm* tsttnft Service at the end of 1929, amounted to 1,165,595 horse power. 263 MADISON AVE. Talapfcoa. Part* AwAmj U00

Consumption of gas for industrial purposes in THOMAS MEACHAM 11929. showed an increase of 625,000,000 cubic feet Manager pt 23 per cent. Adequate-electric and gas service is a necessity to ]New Jersey industry. Convenience The use of electricity for power purposes is one of Cleanliness the controlling factors in that great improvement in production methods that has given America its indus- trial supremacy; the use of gas in heating and treat- ing processes of manufacture is rapidly increasing OIL-GAS BOILER efficiency an.d lowering unit costs. CLEAN INC A BOILER AND OIL BURNER DESIGNED PRESSING Wherever a manufacturer locates in the section of FOR THE PURPOSE OF BURNING OIL OR New Jersey served by Public Service, he is assured of a ALTERING dependable and ample supply of electricity and gas at GARMENTS GAS. WE DESIGN AND HANDLE ONLY uniform rates. THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN HEATING SPECIALTIES LET— "The far reaching electric and gas systems of Public Service are New Jersey assets, which play a major part m the upbuilding of the State, and every New Jersey citizen REASONABLE PRICES shares in the prosperity that they help to create." WE REPAIR FUR COATS DUGGAN ENGINEERING PROMPT ATTENTION (1IVEN Handle^Your Heating Problems PVBLICM)SERVICE New York Custom 187 MAIN STREET Tailor WOODBRIDGE, N. J. A*7» 68 Main St. Phone 167 Phone