CARTEBET, N. J., unicipal Chairman Named For Rahway Maid (fantipim'mist Man Is Held Carteret Scouts Make Great Kiddie Keepwell Camp Drivi On Serious Charge Record Court Of Honor ery Town In County To Be Ctuvused For Punda- -Print Music Teacher Arrested On Court of Honor Held Here Tuesday Night Biggee* In tfol-ji ii' OfferCd For School Ett«y*—Govet-nar Larton Charges Made By Little! Of Raritan Council—Many Scout* Excel! In Wide Ran** > It Honorary Chairman. Girfs. ' Of Scout Work-Court Held at Presbyterian Church. /, viiininitiy to the launching of a ., In order to acquaint Solton Sigerdy, aged 47 years and The biggest Boy Scout court of work. One scout, Letter Sokler, of single, was held for the action of the, honor in the history of Raritan Coun- Troop 83, received nrat elan merit [,„,,. ,)„. work of the Kiddie KWp p - ^ grand jury laat night on a serioua cil was held Tuesday night in the badges for excelling in the following conl 6tln jtl Bn s&y and vww cm< charge based on the statements of Sunday aehool room of the First I scout work: photograpyh, •woodwwrtt- ennui for the undernourished t«st dealfisg with the value of the two girls, one 11 yean old ami'.the' Presbyterian Church. Tfae arrange- ing, automobiling, fin* aid to anhnaw, !,,,„ of Middlesex County, a camp to the children of the county. other 14. The man gives lessons on m«nta were made by District Scout .bird qtudy. manic, public health, t ,,f tlie chairmen of ttw PEOPLE WHO HAVEN'T THEIR HOMES auk. OPM % Aaw uanat 45 tt Moral M«-U( lun tk* alUmata la jmtirr Gracefully enjrared 18-kt. COMPLETELY FURNISHED wblu fold. 8qaare prong effect with genuine, bine- white diamond. CHANCE CE A LIFETIME $1.00 a Week You can furnish your home, kitchen COMBINATION to living room, at prices never before 100 Blue-white solitaire with a heard of and best of all is the fact fire dUmpad wcddlBg band to mMch. Both of 18-kt. white (old. that it does not require one cent in $2« Week cash to do so. THIN MODEL ELGIN SAPPHIRE SET For One Day Only, Saturday, May 4th $ 22-50 $77-50 ut! [liiii model El- 77- Select your Furniture-Arrange your gin with knife and chain to Lecy mountinf effect. match. Popular 12 size. Hand pierced and hand m- 50c a Week r«Ted. Blnewhlte aia- mond with two elmahted weekly or monthly payments as con- RECTANGULAR Mpphlrea, venient and $20 4A .75 |2aW«tk IMvtri 15-jewel movement Bulova- comes in white gold filled case. Royal TrwU Yoo Furniture Will Be Delivered Next Day 11 • Week Why P«, Cask NO DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIRED ADDED FEATURE- Handsomely Designed This Offer Is For One Day Only 15 JEWELS TUDOR PLATE DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE $00.729 5 COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS Mau'ii hauilnoinely en- Irnred, sturdily ronetructcd Gomplets Mnice for dx, Btrap W«toh. White gold Uoderuiatle pattern design. filled case. In « handsome qheet. Liberal Allowance On Old Furniture I1J0 » Week Why pv CwhT 2 Furniture Stores c«. »•? IJfllif^th Avenue Jefferson Ave., cor. 127 BKOAD ST. SATURDAYJtt motorist mi tin j: wd now straw from DMJI wmim .., . , in mm «t tfc fltM tbV iwrittral ttttott «t rial SAtrn #n-h def&drt my* appear In the third and fattta |»1B bWTMtilR being atlllscA to Mat forced MioMt their cartvani, jm nottoa at tb« tad provide cheap inmter tor Hit farmer. on Baltic Hopes to S« like (he wagon trains that crossed tte right*, a preroranr of the gtacrauon, Dr. H.irj a. Stark of Hew -•Passing RHIW. TtM-aale of ttraw should prortdc '• Natk* Lud. wwlern plaint of America In the daya grantetf all Kuaaiun peasanta 8U yeun> Tort city reported recently. She nat orach farm revenne. of '40, crawled 1,200 miles to the new later. exposed file* to X-rays tor varying Stockholm.-After260 jeara of exile home. Bat under the new freedom the length* of time. Hud to Win from their ancestral homeland K The Journey took nine months, and colony tru ordered to the Ukrainian While tbe Individual* expoted con- Swedish colony which now nainbera more than half the colonist* died on steppe*. tinue to grow and breed, their de Tew can't get seqMlfctad wltk Tit* tenacity with which they have tome people, because they fear they'll W() vlllagera and farmers' of Qara- th§ Way. fn fTW tin group tnmlwPM acendimts d4e off. Dotto* Btark be clang to SwedUli culture, * record bore you. That'll th<« kind yon hire malsvermkj In the government of only 200 persona, according to the llevea this Is becniise the reproductive to organise a regular campaign to Cherton, gonthern Russia, haa ap- cherished charch record of the Swed- piously preserved In pariah Clblea. cells of the grnndiiiirent or great- DIUUES win. pealM to trip Stockholm government lab vicar. haa aroused deep admiration through grandparent tiled were Injured by the to be brought hnck to Sweden. When forefathers of the group left Sweden and the government la study rays. This Injury la Inherited and Their story Is that of a commnnlty Sweden, Dagoe Ipland ond all tbe Ing plan* to help the Oammalsven finally cauaea death. In this same way STORAGE exiled for centuries yet always dream- Baltic territory belonged to Sweden. sky colony realize ha ambitions. cancer may be produced In third and Ing of their hometnud, and for gen The liberties they had enjoyed uniter fourth generations of flit*. MOVING eratlon after generation rigidly mnln Swedish rule were taken from them X-Ray Used on Flie* Doctor Stnrk believes that the ex- talotng their native nrhoota, language, In 1721 when Russia, expanding to- to Help Human Race periment* on flies will throw tone customs and religion. Their anceators ward the sea, Umk ptisaivtslnn of Bal- light on thlB problem In human beings. at RauMubW Mate* left Swedish shores nboat 1070, and tic allures. ItuRglun litnduwners at Washington—Files which have long Ml l»st.lMth been held In bad esteem as spreader* Her theory la not accepted by all for 100 years were settled on the KB tempted to force the Swcdlsli aettlera scientist!! iiowi ••. I Paoawi ihnnlan Inlund >•' ••nirrwi. Inin a 1'nrifllHim nf aprfilnui of dlneafp 'ire. r i tn do tlmlr hit In IROESSLER-STERNS THI Y ou and your Worited-t« friendi will Suit $40 think it was made by a cus- tom-tailor. And MlLLlQKlrHALF it will wear just as long as any suit you can buy at any price. DOLLAR SALE Also the Knit-tex Coat at $30 and the Means St Andrew's Sport (4-pc.) Suit at $40 SELECT ANY or THESE ITEMS Other Suits and Topcoats $1,500,000 $22.50, $27.50 to $50 Worth of Simon Bros. FREE! ROESSLER QUALITY 21 Broad Street, Elizabeth FURNITURE "GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES" COMPUTE BED OUTHTI ROYAl-EASV CHAWk Knit-tex and Worsted-tex Clothes Are Sold To Be Sold For $976,000 "*24-95 Exclusively in Elizabeth by Simon Bros. 241 Manufacturers of the finest furniture i i > t . l.. l , l\ You may buy 9 *C "AUKXANDER.SMITH" RUG! You may buy the country produces, sacrificed profiits to us- these pieces at these pieces at Sale Prices—or Sale Prices—or so that we would be able to undersell every get any one get any one * (usoot nif other furniture sale-and make thousands of FREE with a ottni ui « vert ip«ul dMOwni CM FREE with a MILLER far tkt 11,100,000 SiM Mtntkwi V*i« purchase of $100 FAY II WEEKLY purchase of $100 friends for this fastest growing furniture chain or over! or over! in the eastern states. Here is, without doubt, the most tiortal offer ever attempted in tha history , of furniture merchandising. Buy $100 or more in this great $1,500,000 Sale—and you may select any of theae 5 items pic- Complete in every detail-A TIRES TUBES tured—ABSOLUTELY FREE. Never be- fore—possibly never again—will you have such a tempting offer to aave You will long regret having missed thia event if you do not cornel Unusual Specials—Only 2 to aXustomer - - - M«(UlUt Balloon Tires 29x4.40 . . $6.50 31x5.25 .. $10.00 30x450 . . $7.25 33x6.00 .. $13.00 THEY ARE "ON YOUR WHEEL" PRICES, AND YOU GET HELPFUL YEAR-ROUND SERVICE, BESIDES. $ID€$ SERVICE STATION 271 AMBOY AVE., WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Card Table Bar Harbor Chair Magazine Rack Telephone 6S3 COMPLETE A BEDROOM GROC* - g J chuml Indud« Wl 206 SMITH STREET Allowance for Your Trade Your Old Refrigerator 1 Heating and Cooking Appliances I Old Furniture I Ruud Automatic and Storage For New Liberal cash allowance Water Heaters I will be applied toward I the purchase of NEW New Process Gas Ranges I FURNITURE. ! • CoivDenrRit Radiant Logs i OdorleM-Efficient—Inexpensive I Rich Silky Jdcquard I 3-Pc Pillow Arm Suite On the Purchase of Upholstered all-over. Fronts and Leonard Re lidt-H in colorful floral jaequajxfii Telephone 143 Per* Amboy velour wiith arms and uidea in $18.95 I I checkered jacquard velour. Popu- lar serpentine (curved) fronts, Lew $5 for Your 014 Nacluuwn spring cudhioiw and Refrigerator, You Pay uoidercontftruction. All cus- Cedar Chest tom made to our own speciftca- Uons. Settee, Club Chair and But- $13-95 Uhith at WfflwJSarw ton-back Club Chair conflate this value. •8* COAL Wwkjy—1* Monlk* to Pay W. gJUv IOa Mr It* MAM** 110 «U7> er C«* B^B^^SB^SSB^^fSp^lVB^BW^f^BB^^^P**^*—-n^'iJM.IL^II^ ,jpuT^^ ,• •- T ^f." • •[ , * |,MAY8,li In A* aWWal ttcftal to b« RiW Iby vented? Qnly Hy lowering the quan- music students of the college tomor- Bo>t> in OiM PUc* tity or anility of nchooliniE provid- Girl Steps Off Bos row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the »*WbBt W/the beW deBniapn of n, Thorc Is no more dangcrnni lick Tnurlsls who vWf Yoscmllp (nlh Articles Shed light ed. I^ess WPII ti-ftinivl t«^trh STUDEBAKER 7 PASSENGER BIG SIX— GRAND PIANO-Onl, u«d three month!) wilt *acrific«. Time Pay- Motqr cost new over $2700.00 Our price .... git, to r«li*U. i«opl0. AJdr... Box^ L, Indep«ad»Dt. TKUCKINlJ, local or long distance; DODGE 1926 BUSINESS COUPE-OriginaJ paint; new two truck* at your convenience. Phone Woudbridge 1U8. John Thom- .tires. Motor and body in excellent as, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. condition ^ ...CONTRACTING A BUILDING BUNUAUiWS 18600—all improve- ments. Houses $6500; all improve- ments. Build on your lot. Owner may CAPILLAC 1926 4 PASSENGER COUPE—AH new tires; do sum*! work and nave up to |800 body finish like new. Motor in fine mechanical condition'. Apply N. C. BUWB, Lincoln Highway Cost new over $4000,00. ' ^._^ *• I. 4-12, 5-10* Our price , |pj/5 WANTED CLEAN RAUB wanted, size of k«nd Hiddleaex „, NURSERY V lowering Shrttjia, Golden Bell Mack- Orange, Hri4al Wreath, Coral Dog- wood, etc., UNION GARAGE CO. 3 to 4 feet n%h, B0 cenU each, 10 ,ior ¥4.60. White, Rom CUmbera, 60 Rhubarb, 4 yo*r (flump*, 8 for |1.00. Buick, Cadillac and LaSalle Bargain* in ftwiriiii 1 \» strange that men al Sp*«UaC of time goes on, I feel that the "right" in business will mow and more pre- wftflt MUfc My fa(li»r was aj m I » to***1 .If .more people OeUeveij tbefr bank. BatteryS«Ufrom CAR1 fe»-/*'.># To Be Launched New Commandant A Charming " Manon J ' 8NAPPKD AT liBaONQTON, VA.—In dark ttnlform. Major Gen. Lejeune, retired Commander of th« United States Marine OoTpR, accompanied by G«n. Oocke, present Commander of Virginia Military Institute, "The West Point of the South," reviewing the cadets of the school. Oen. Lejeune has been named Comman- dant of the V. M. I. Hope Hampton, who had won a high place In the film world before A New Record the TWtwrt* kirto UM r«*lm m music, lurprlsed her public when She A section Of the drive shall which will be installed In the new White made her bow In grand opera with the Philadelphia Grand Opera Com- Star motor UneT Britannic, which In scheduled to W launched next fall pany In the lead role of "Manon." from the Belfast shipyard where sht Is bHng constructed. Mrs. Owen Poses At the Tartar College At UM collect that the Soviet Government, has set apart In Moscow • Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, Congresswoman from Florida and daughter of the late William Jennings ^ryan, It shown posing for a sculptured for 1U tartar nationals. The ages of the studenta ranee from five to SNAPPED AT PHILADELPHIA—The start of the two-mile invHation run at the Penn Relay Carnival. portrait, while Congressman Edgar Howard of Nebraska, who was a Ufe- seTMaty-flvt, and In many of the first classes Unj tot* and their mothers At right Is Paavo Nunni, who won the race and established a new record. Other starters were H. St. Clair long friend of Mrs. Owen's fattier, looks on approvingly. The sculptor and fraadDMthm get Uu rudiments of education. Davidson of Muhlenberg, Ben Merembeck, T. C. Attey and Alfred Harris. Is the famous Swiss artist Ernest Durlg. ikl MX IM MX 1HX 1*1 IMIM Mi ifi IAI Htt ISA. KS. UUITJifJ I tUr* Work for U.d.rUkw Mtnj plant! dls) tndooti bcttOM There It no light to America M e> they h»r« not uwofta ***** «lr- KeeP prentag at the dying churches. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW . the win*m M«» »'•»«• "P" •"•*»«'»• on 8unday» to a dwindling few, d . bT' InMitiaInMltiaii «•• * tl» tundard T«B throughout the week.—iPn' HomH e SCHEDULE OF PRICES Ulator*. I Companion. SCHEDULE OF PRICES Talkies and Sound Picturea Canadian Sculler On Silent Picturea ADULTS x . 40c ADULTS . :~ 35c CHILDREN .... 20c CHILDREN :.. 25c FRIDAY, MAY 3rd SUN.-MON., MAY 5 and 6 2 Days Only, Fri. and Sat, May;iO-ll Karl Dane COLLEEN Here At Last! 100% All Talking Picture In MOORE "Yoke of the Storm" See and Hear in SATURDAY, MAY 4th "Synthetic GEORQE 2—FEATURES—2 JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD Sin" "Yellow Back" JESS TUESDAY—MAY 7th With . Jack Quest. Canadian sculler, of the Argoinut Rowing Club of NOAH and OLIVE Toronto. U ihown here at Henley aa he took to the water lor his first trial «pto Inaugurating the Campaign ADDED FEATURE In "LOVE IN THE DESSERT1 I- "Homesick" TUESDAY NITE With * CHINA FREE SAMMY COHEN WED. -- THURS,—'MAY 8-9 1—FEATURES—2 8tory of a Boy Who Tried to live Up to the Image of Himself that He Saw in Rl "True Heaven" Mother's Loving Eyes— Singing—TaflriM—Joking—Dancing with Drama Enacted by With a teleDdkJC« t Including Market Qoimby, Roaa Rosanova, GEORGE O'BRIEN and LOIS MORAN Wd Tucker. Gww lee. Homr'to shown with Oommmdar In chief Oaryer ADDED FEATURE 01 tSrSSwSTS Foretaa Wars, which society sponsor, the wud **»»*# »SPW campaign, and with Uttte Betty Boyor. who sold to ttta RANGER (Tb» Woadw Dog) In ADDED FEATURE MttVlETONE ACTS Pr*ildtt» the Dw poppy ol th« l»» campaign. YOUR FAVORITE IK;:.'A.;, >AC,K ETGHT road track*. Mr, Fisher stated First Lady and Gir! Scouts cars. he would dn anything he could to be r'rnm to 1 !> "i tunny nut mi of service in t.bo matter. Iselin Resident this ,,,,n, wrecked <>" the track' A( Tlii' writer prfrmrorf a map of the Bed Boom Suite point, ninny |ici>])lo hurt, fninp with i-(Mnl;i from Hiihwiiy I" Menln I'ark. Hrru.x »'"t '''(T* broken. the hifhway at that, time boin? Mid Writes of Crossing Her Job Is Unusual Winning the Hop, Step and Jump On Twenty-Seventh SNAPPED AT PHILADELPHIA -Carl E. Green of t.lir> United States Army, winning the hop, step and Jump at the Penn Relay carnival. His distance was 45 feet 1 Inch, Probably the most unusual Job thnt any woman holds In sill the Something For a Policeman to Scratch His Head About world Is that on which Miss Eileen .IMI of Newmarket, England, has .Inhn McQraw Is shown here watching his charges from the Giants' embarked. She hM Imported a number of strange animals from Africa dugout at the Polo Grounds, New York. This Is John's tw«nty-sev SNAPPED AT NEW YORK—Father and son—the rival coacnes— SNAPPED AT PADDINQTON, ENGLAND—The famous Libsral "Old Dick" Oleudon of the Middles, and. right, "Young Dick," coach of One of the "sights" you may see out near Verdugo City, Cal. It's » real car and really has only one leader, Mr. Lloyd George, talking to friends at the railway jtition prior the Columbia cij-ii. which defeated the Navy In the Harlem River by front. Its ferry boat construction was the bright Idea of its owner, a Verdugo garageman, as a novelty with to hla duparture for Plymouth, where his political speeches were broad- thrae Itngtht. The courie wu a mile and a half long. which to advertise his business, " cast by the British Broadcasting Company. Tornado Sweeps South Georgia Communities Hurdle Winner Bringing Out a Mystery •*•> • SNAPPED AT PHILADEL- PHIA—Pllppln oJ the University of Virginia ]ust after he took first hi the 120-yard high hurdles. His time was 15 2-10 seconds. Photo was made at the Penn bNAPFEi) AT ATLANTA, QA.-A series of tornadoes swept up the Atlantic seabouid, killing seventy- Belay carnival. two and Injuring more than 500 persons and making hundreds of others homeless. Photo shows the car in which Jim llulli* was killed during the tornado Expert Oarsmen of PrinreLon University are sliuwn bringing out the school's new "mystery scull" for Its first trial on the Charles River (Mass.) prior to its appearance In the rowing tilts with the crews of the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology. The shell Is 63 feet long, 32 Inches wide and 10 Inches deep and weighs English Children Expert Riders 282 pounds. Army Band's Own Flag Mrs. Oeorge A Smith Of New York, national archery champion, Columbia round. When she won her title she set up a mark that haa never been equalled by a woman In registering thirty suc- grandchildren of a Mr, Edwards ot,Crav,;u Aims, Shropshire, England•£««'"« W. E. Husaell. rlsht, oI Waihln.;l•>'•>, wh'i inatlc the Has uliout tu XIK presented to the United Sirica Th» ttx trophy cessive hits whlls totaling a score to .Sween*are all exptrt rkir.s, Tl.ty nave been literally "brought up In the saddle, and Army Band, which Is said tu bu the Lii-bt inunliing orKunixuUon ol Its Klin}. ^ ^ room WQUW *tock a Jewelry iv. •'-''• ;wu'nt In plutu and cups, It Tweed Sports Drew Voice-Controlled DIPPING INTO Train Is Invented \ SCIENCE •WHHHHI-** Tlu- IVrth Amhoy Saviiifis Institution RchenwtiKly. N v A vo1"' •##***•*####*•,* controlled el.-Mr trnln him Why Flowers Am Not |,oon developed t>y HIP '•'"" Paulus Green .•nil Kleelrlr rompunv. "I'titr? St.. New Brunswick, N. J. Jones." R Inv Hcctrlc I""'""" Flowers nre not green he Mnin tlv... «(nrt« ronvnr.l. rovors.-s or cause If tiioy were they wonl'l I'hotiP 240(1 Established 1800 sliips on rnnminiiil not he noticed l>v Insect*. Thp prnpnifliilon vt dowering plants (trdorn nro t^n'-H llirniiph nn \ULUS' nnlinnry tplopli Same System I» Used In the Criterion, Rivoli, The Result of Years of Research and*Endlett Aster, Capitol, and Paramount Theatres Weste kctric Expense by the Bell Telephone Company, in NeW York City SOUND SYSTEM It Is No Makeshift Equipment --ACTS munmcxxxB Mail*** Dally »t JiOO ICT Evening >l 7 a»4 • Continuant P*rfora«ae« READE'S Saturday, Sunday %m UL/vJ][|(THEATRE Holidays $2.00 TELEPHONE IAS PERTH AMEOt THE HOUSE BROADWAY of Attraction! TALKIES PERTH AMBOt "LOOPING THE LOOP" and TEIJEI'HONE lfttS for BOc FRIDAY, SATURDAY- A UFA PICTURE SOUND WITH A FOREIGN CAST Five Days-Starting Saturday ALSO STANDARD VAUDEVILLE Coi!(j you tell the truth -the whole truth and— v NCTHINGBUT RICHARD WX TALKS IN THE BEST PIC- THE TRUTH TURE OF MS LONG for twenty-four hours if the love of "the only AND SUCCESSFUL girl" and a kittle side bet of $10,000 d«pend«d upon it? CAREER Does it hand you a. laugh to see someone ridicu- lously embarrassed—provided it isn't youiwlfT Are you interested in the uneven course of true love? Then you'll thoroughly enjoy thia first Para- FUNXTT LAUGHS! BN- mount all-talking picture, TEBTAINIMOT TOD ONLY KNOW TfflR HAL» OF DH UNTIL YOU 8KB AND HEAR HIM TALK. RICHARD N ..4 W •••* to *. He speaks from the screen for the THIS ENTIRE PICTURE WAS FILMED ON THE MOST DESERTED OF THE CAT- HXAR HELEN KANE, In first time! ALINA ISLANDS OFF THE COAST OF • tnrit eom«dy rote, ging CALIFORNIA. QQmmount SEE THE BLOWING OP OF A 250 ALLTALKINC FOOT SCHOONER AT AN EXPENSE OF i $50,000.00. Abo Talking Shorts and Singing Numbers inning Sat. May 11 arker ..LILY DAMITA _. PRODUCTION United JMii Tkture A story of rare beauty, thrilling adventure and stirring romance. THE RESCUE" is the most brilliant sea drama of all times Also MOVIETONE SHORTS and FOX MOVIETONE NEWS ,£ THREE DAYS-STARTING THURSDAY-- FEATURING TWO OF EUROPE'S FAVORITE STARS—A TEST OF MANHOOD—A TEST OF LOVE—A TEST OF FRIENDSHIP. MILTON TWO MEN AND A WOMAN—ONE HER HUSBAND. BOTH FACE DANGER AND DIS- COURAGEMENT FOR HER. FOR YEARS SILLS THEY STRUGGLE TO HER. THEN "HOME- COMING." •mH«r ^r«^w *mmm-m- HOW DO THEY MEET THE DECISION? AUQ- MACKAni FOX LKING SHQRTS md SINGING NUMBERS Coming- MOVIETONE ANNOUNCEMENT! HEWS ofi UM pictures now "Nothing; Hwiiumy"— "It Speaks for Itself" - , that w« «*tM»4 of MBW-r-TiMM* Mf •Mp«r>«p*i - ' - TWtr. to^put «ir _ cui f with this type of cigarette compared The man *rh« "'«<"• ">« '"" " ! Rtiitw nrr iiisniriicii every minute, and with the unllpned nnd nncooted va Is Dr F W RrhWflrtr. profe««or Of FIREPROOF CIGARETTES laboratory trits, duplicating as nearly rloty nhnvml tlinl the number of fired analytical chrrr.l-.try. whose Interest fin pMsnllilr mi nilunl condition (hut cniiFPrt when foiling on dry (rrnwi was w«. stirred hy iho »""» «PI*""""* inlt'hl nrnir, liidlcnted (tint from fiO rpdiirpd Koine 00 per cent. that exposure Rave to rnmpiiR »lKim TO PROTECT TREES AH a chemist he *new Hint fndln of In IH) per CCIII of Hie htitt* failing on Kven the orrtlnnry ntittpped CIK* R lor« Is caused by ultrn violet rayn of readily ciimliustlliU! mntorlala anch a* rette partly rosteil wlih water glass C0 tho dry or nearly dry Krnss pnd used light, snd he *M nut to nntl s base Method Worked Out by cut down th« f>re hniard by 50 per that would produce printing Ink ™">™ In the tostH, would, with n slight wind rent blowing. rnu MONDAY and TUESDAY- "WATERFRONT" A First National Picture 1928 CHEVROLET COUPE ..... $425 WEDNESDAY- 1926 DODGE DeLUXE SEDAN . . . $375 eLARABOW hr (Re-Ducoed) THE WILD 1927 FORD TUDOR SEDAN .... $195 FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES 1926 DODGE SPECIAL SEDAN . . $325 THURSDAY - FRIDAY- 1926 FORD PICK-UP . $95 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson in 1928 PONTIAC SEDAN ...... $595 *•» "PEACOCK FAN" Many Others SATURDAY and SUNDAY- At Prices Ranging From "THE WHIP" *v $50 to $100 fit",i A First National Picture CHINA NIGHTS Monday and Friday ONE WEEK EXCHANGE PRIVILEGE WITHOUT LOSS MATINEES: ADULTS 15c, CHILDREN 5c Holidays, Saturdays, Sundays--Children 10c, Adults 25c Convenient Time Payments This Theatre is Now Being Wired for the * '• , West* lectric WADES ACCEPTED SOUND SYSTEM OPEN EVENINGS of talking Pictures •>v CLEAN LIVING IS HELPT0HURLER6 Public Officials and Publicity f d Throwing Arm and lOO By THOMAS ARKl.E CLARK Careful Habits Big Assets. ¥ D**n of M«n, UnJTtraitv of Sears, Roebuck and Co. Illlnolt. ,l,,w long will a hnrler's arm last? RETAIL STORE STORE HOURS ",„,„ long sboold It last? There Daily S^rd*'P ,, ))niy one reply, tat there in sev- Even la my earliest jouth when Telephone PERTH AM BOY 2680 ambition burned mo«t hntly within me 8:30 A. M. 8:30 A. M. • ot th© Cy Young type, who I had no desire 275-277 Hobart Street _., endowed by nature with a re- to become a pub- to 5:30 P. M. to 9 P. M. nrkHbU physical makeup and a man lic official of anj h!d been caretnl in hi. living and sort I wss go- Perth Amboy It was temperate In all thing, save Ing to he quite That of pitching a baseball, lasted long contented to run emniKh In the game to create a worlds a locomotive on Open Saturdays record for length ot service. the. nnrrow (tnnjt« Chnrlle (Kid) Nichols, Cy Voting, rnllrond which F,l rlnnk. Christy Mathewson. Walter crossed the prai- Until ST. M. Colored Dress Shirts Hercules Work Shirts Johnson. Orover Alexander and Bed ries n short dl«- F«her are worthy examples to all tnnrn frnm onr Extra shopping hours— $148 E*ch ', horlert. These lroriers put all place, or If for- 87c strength Into every pitch, yet tnne, favored me a convenience you'll enjoy Here's a reliable ,„„ lflgted far beyond the averag* In any e*tmv«- Dress shirts in fancy nitrhpr To a man, all saw over ir> gant wny pnRslbly to bn n conductor. work shirt. Heavy- ln the blg rttlff nd Some of die items carried at patterns—fine qual- rears "f »"'«• * Clinrlla Hlxon, onr next-door neigh- ity. Newest colors. weight chambray nil hurled from 8B to 66 games a sea- bor's hoy of my own age, onre In R this store with reinforced son and it didn't hurt their arms. Collar-attached or burnt of confidence, told me that he seams. Blue or gray. Amos Rusie, former great with the expected to K<> to connresB, hut such Sporting Goods Work Clothing neckband style. nianls, pitched a fast curve eight out distinction hnd no allurement for me. Sizes 14'/z to 17. Sizes 14>/2 to 17. nf ten times, Ming a straight ball There, WHS ton much criticism of such Radio Receivers Hardware whcn he was forced to. Rasle lasted nn official, too much publicity, too Tires and Tubes Stoves 12 years In the big show and ihe mnch of Retting one's nnmts into the .^w 4UJa't flltene tratatas rules to neir*pftp*r*. A enogressrnan could Housefurnishinfs Paint Overalls That Wear the letter. not turn around or neglect to do so BleotrTo Appliances Men'* Sport Caps With a few exceptions all the grea without some mention being ninde of hurlers the fame ever had lasted 1 the fact, in a Washington press dis- Washing Machines $J5O $J69 lone time. Of the great left-handers patch, A lot of fellows 1 knew want- Vacuum Gleaners Hercules, a quality «ndi great lights as Theo. Brelten- ed to be President of the United Eight quarter top Klein, Ed Plank, Rube Marqnard and Stntes, but not I. Auto Accessories garment made of Herb I'ennock, were 15-year men and Now just supposing you were king golf style, of beauti- preshrunk, double- nil were marvelous hurlers. of England or President of the United fully tailored all- service blue denim. A remarkable throwing arm along States. At first thought it would seem wool fabric. Smart with careful living helped Waiter like a lot of fun. There would be a Guaranteed not to jotmson to last 22 years In the big big Salary, nnd a flne house in whlcli colors. Sizes 6% rip. Sizes 30 to 44. to live—several honses If you were to73/4. ' (i rover Aleiander Is about to enter king—and people .to wait on you and Mi nineteenth year as a major league to send yon things and all that. It Longlif e House Paints twrler Ue was good last season and looks soft The {'resident gets count- the rlinnces are that he will last a few less things at Thanksgiving and 5-Minute Vulcanizers ALLSTATE TIRES mnre seasons. Alexander, like Amos Christmas—carloads of turkeyB and $2 Ask About Our Unlimited Guarantee Basle Is a remarkable one, for this fresh eggs and collie dogs, and good- Gallon Tubm great'harler doesn't observe training ness knows what sorts of things are Seroco Longlif e Balloon Tim rules any too closely, sent to a king. 89c 28x4.7S $8.39 $1.52 Jack Qnlnn Is a living example to But a great public official has no House Paint, made Vulcanizing outfit, 29x4.40 6.19 1.29 all young hurlew who desire to last privacy. He can't legitimately call in our own factory, patches inner tube 29x4.75 8.60 1.56 In the pastime beyond the allotted his soul his own. Every move he 29x5.00 9.23 1.62 time of ten years. Qulnn, although saves you up to one- in 5 minutes. Saves makes Is commented on. Whatever half over prices else- 30x4.50 6.98 1.29 over forty yesrs of age, Is about as ef- he eats or wears or dares to think time, money and 30x4.75 8.85 1.59 fective as any hurl«r ln the game. about—much less to express an opln where. This Is due to correct living and a worry. 12 patches 30x5.00 9.40 1.65 Ion upon—gets into the newspapers. It and heat elements. 30x5.25 10.45 1.89 never dying spirit to play the game must be wretchedly tiresome. anil to win. 30x5.77 13.85 2.25 Now ubout going to church. If yon 31x4.95 10.85 1.87 were king or President It would al- Artistic Wall Paper $9 $1.75 Rather Lay Bricks ways be In the Saturday's paper where 31x5.00 .75 you Intended to worship the next day, SpareTire Chain Locks 32x5.77 14.35 2.36 If you had any Intention of worship- 32x6.00 13 98 2.39 ing, and why you didn't Intend to do Sold in Double Roll*, $279 32x6.20 15 85 2.75 so, If you didn't. 1 have wondered 16 Yd*. Long, 18 33x6.00 14 20 2.45 often If Mr. Coollili;e darlnR the sum- Int. Wide Sturdy chain of Cord Tir.1 Tab* mer reiilly wnnte'l to go to church ev- Fadeproof Wall case-hardened steel. 30i3Vt.Reg.C!. $5.29 ery Sunday nn Painless Extraction Dr. MalW "Swe«t- Air" method means t scientific and pain- less way in which to do extrmctln^, Thouaandti can t«s- tify to this. Charge' es moderate for all '• dentil work. * Filling*, Bridges and Crowns Inserted Most P*inl«sa Shenanigans X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE EXAMINATION AND THE FEATHERHEADS ADV1CB ANYTIMR /HfuaimucMttol See Me First! • Wh.t 1 H«ve ,A SOWS 01= WSBUtJD — I • 1 1 ___ to Offvr Our well appointed and i ly itiudurn offices enable \tn to to / form any kind of d«nt*i wttli ease and comfort to |h tiunt tfhd at the nn« Um»4«rj M quickly ajj Is itt *" IS work. Dr. Ma) M1 72 BROj yiilJtim I Like the ancient king who HM that TRAIL OF JOAN OF be had no garrison stronger thin UM Saves and MEXICO AGAIN ARC TO BE MARKED affection of his ptiople, w« in our va- rious positions In llff nre no stronger Satisfies tbsn the loyalty of thorn? who are ss- sodated with ns. Ff the men who Your SCKJF WAR Stone Tablet* to Follow work for yoa do not rpnlly like yon, Route of Maid. your organisation Is weak, no matter States of Sonora, Coahuila, how well It neepitt to function for S WE GIVE Vniiennifliirs, Rranr?.- The «rnll of time. If you do nut hsve loyalty, yon LIDGERWOOD AVE; Nueva Leon, Vera Cruz _oan of Arc, Maid of Orleann, In lo he do not deserve loyalty. Ton lack ELIZABETH, NJ. something which attract! It and j/oi A Center of Revolt marked permanently «i rrnnce* trlb- PHONE £M£ftSON 8000 MODEL T FORD te to hpr oft tbe nve-hnndredth anni- cannot expect It MirTUAiPROrn COUPONS • Washington.—Manj of tbe 28 states versary celebration of hor exploit*. Classified Ads. Bring; Ijrfsults — of Mexico have been mentioned in [«r prorreas from the little town stories of the recent revolutionary out- f Domremy to the court of the is still break, bat nearly all news atorie* auphln at Cblnon; to Orleans, where agree to the prominence of four: he raised the 100-dny siege; on to Sooora, Coahuila. Nnevs Leon and lelms, where she crowned the dan- Vert Crus, A bulletin from the Wssh- h(n. King Charles VII; io St. Denis, ington headquarters of the Notional lose to Paris, end eventually to the a good car Geographic society gives the geo- Make at Roaeo In (he north. Is to graphic and economic background of described serially In ntone tablets these four state* and of three key §et op at points of KrpntMt I"10*** dtles, Monterey, Vera Crur and Tim- nnce In connection with her story, THE Model T Ford led th* motor iadoatry te twenty Pica. t will tnke 18 months to put them In lace. yean because of it* sturdy worth, reliability am^acon- "Sonora, In northwestern Mexico, which Is the fountalnhead of the new Thre« Thousand W«»ry Miles. om^ Those same reason* continue to make it -a good car. revolution, baa points In common with In all. the trail will coyer more As a matter of fact, nearly one-fourth of all the auto- oar own Southwest." ssys the bulle- ton 8,000 weary tnlltJ which tbe flrt tin. "To many Mexicans In other oldler, clad In armor and riding a , mobiles in use today are Model T Fords. Affflknu of states, the Sonorans are the 'Yankee* while horse, traveled la less than THE them can be driven two, three and even 6ve more yean of Mexico.' This Is because of tbelr lourteen montha of terrific campslfB- with reasonable care and proper replacements. Figures alertness and activity and because ng. She alwayt, pushed forward fsst- MARKETS contacts with Americans have shaped Cf tHt •how that the average life i> seven yean. thau her seasoned warrior conn- many of the'Sonoran customs. :elers advised, never resting or spar* Don't sacrtfice^mir M&dH ?, therrfcrre, fe*4ab»4t !• * g&BoTf yrBBUWTft. -- the Ford dealer and have him estimate on the cost of "Nearly every well-to-do family This i.ttle town, a few miles from putting it in Al shape. A very small expenditure may be among the merchants and ranchers peaceful Dotnreroy, where Joan, OMEN of experience in th. difficult t«k of prep.ttog mealt know that th. has sent its sons and daughters to the means nf giving you thousands of miles of additional daughter of a landed peasant family, schools In the (Jolted States, and It eard the voices which started ber service. is not difficult to find Datives who ii» her military career, wns the start- For a labor charge of f 20 to $25 yon ran have your speak English fluently. There has ng point of her Journey. The story been a stream of American goods Into eftins at dawn February 28, 1429, motor and transmission completely overhauled. This the state, and in Sonoran homes one when Joan, disguised as a young mer- price includes new bearings, reboring cylinders and any Is constantly Beelng American phono- hant and accompanied by six faithful other work necessary. Part* are extra- graphs, sewing mo chines, baby car- local followers, aet out for Chinon riages and brass beds. and the court of the dauphin, to tell th th. low prke. that are «»lnuln«d tnd the unfailing coo*. Valves can be ground and carbon removed for $3 to 'The state Is primarily a mining he story of her Tolces and offer &W T the manager, and derk^ the market, «« becoming mot. $4. The cost of tightening all main bearings is only $6. and, cattle country. Rich silver, gold sword to France. The labor charge for overhauling the front axle is $4.50 and copper mines have been operated She rode a white horse, given her and more—"the right place to ihop." since the coming of the Spaniards; to $5—rear axle assembly, $5.75 to $7. by an uncle, and the left her mother and there are treasures, some of the and father in angry tears, berating New universal joint will be installed for a labor charge rarer minerals, tever yet worked com- her for her willfulness. mercially. In the toot hern end of of $3. Brake shoes relined for $1.50. Rear spring and A Blft MUtttiy dirt. the state lies the valley of the Taqul She was a big. healthy girl of elght- perches rebushed for $1.75. The cost of overhauling river, home of the Yaqul Indians. All ?en years of age, strong from working Roasting Chickens Z n> 45 Mexican governments have found the starting motor is $3. A labor charge of approxi- n the fields, tending her father's these Indiana an unruly lot,* and san- C mately $2.50 covers the overhauling of the generator. Hock and doing the housework of a guinary wars bave 4>een fought with medieval peasant cottage. Eighteen Pork Loins 5J£ • u> 31 It will pay you, therefore, to see your Ford dealer them. months later aba met her death, al- and have him put yonr Model T hi good running order. "Sonora has several gateway towns most too feeble to stand up. War, V By doing so you will protect and ?n«hit«ifi the invest- along the American border. At No- hardships and Imprisonment made a Chuck Rout of Beef gales an important railway enters ment you have hi your car and get months and yean of white-faced, hollow-eyed shadow of Bond*** Pot Rout Mexico from the United States, strik- the peasant girt reliable transportation at a very low coat per mile! ing south to the Gulf of California Joan raised the siege of Orleans Sonnyfield Bacon . AU and thence along the Mexican west April 29, 1420. fine crowned the dau- coast for 600 miles or more. Turning Fancy Fowl 4U>. •*» . , phin king of Stance in the Reims Inland, It reaches Mexico City. Ik. 39c FORD MOTOR COMPANY cathedral July IB of the same year. Rump Corned Beef . "Adjoining Sonora on the east lies She was taken prisoner at Cotri- k.23« Chihuahua, Mexico's biggest state, plegnes May H 1430, and met her Fftfh Cala Hams . which, according to the early reports, death at Rouen Hay 30, 1481. Datea *" Chucki of Lamb remained faithful to the federal cause. of dedication of memorial tablets will fc43« Immediately east of Chihuahua Is coincide wltb the live-hundredth an- '. Smoked Tongue • I Coahuila, another center of revolu niversary of these dates. Round Steak : 1 49« tlonary activity. Coahuila is a semi- aria region crossed by mountains and . k Top Sirloin , fc. | with some desert patches; but with If «*« May Ml 9 4* 1 considerable areas on which wheaf .V' can be grown and cattle pastured. It Trail Mining Man was to this state that Texas was While Ha Trails Wolf | GOOD .DENTISTRY linked when, a century ago, that huge Clinton, lowi.—Frank Welch, X 1 commonwealth was a part of Mexico. cannot be valued in dollars and Baltillo, in the southern part of Coa a farmhand neat Preston, Iowa, hits earned « great reputation In 83 Main St, Woodbridge cents. ' , holla, was a common capital, and to this remote town, across deserts and northeastern Iowa for persever- Our Dentistry is GOOD. barren mountains, the early American ance, but bis friends hope the flu colonists of Texas bad to go to pre- next time he starts out to track Our Dentistry is Painless. (/not sent their petitions. down a wolf he will let them know. Recently they spent live ATLANTIC & PACIFIC s Our prices are MODERATE and Railway "Nsrv* Canter." days searching snow-covered within reach of the ordinary wage "Monterrey, capital of Nueva Leon, fields tor him, only to learn he lies about 130 miles south of Laredo, earner. j had spent the time trailing a Texas, and 600 miles north of Mexico wolf across Jackson county, City. It has a population of more than over the Ice on the Mississippi 100,000, and Is one of the most progres- river, and into Illinois, where he sive and modern cities In Mexico. It* killed it |DR. SCHWARTZ chief Importance from a military point 87 Broad Street, Elizabeth of view lies in the fact that It Is the •••»••»•***•«>»••••»•••• '/CHEVROLET railway 'nerve center" of the republic. 9 A. M.—6 P. M. Mon. Wed. And Fri. 'till 8 P. ML Through Monterrey paases the railway line betwwn Mpxlro rit» the eastern united states, crossing the United States-Mexican border at Lare- do, Texas. Two other railways from the border converge at Monterrey; one from Eagle Pass, Texas, and one Safety First from Brownsville, Texas, near the mouth of tbe Rto Grande. "The spokes of the city's wheel of railways also Include a line extending is more due west to Torreon and the Mexican lake district, the mala line south to San Luis Potosl and Mexico City, and a Jlue southeastward to the port of than being Tamplco. Without tots rail center, It will be almost Impossible for the Mex- ican government to maintain railway connection with the United States. Careful "The state of Vera Cruz Is a nar- 500.000 row band of territory covering the lower balf of tbe eastern Gulf coast of Mexico. About midway of its coast Veteran Virginia truckman line is the city of Vera Cruz, which La* bet'Q Hie water gateway of Mexico New Six Cylinder gives personal testimony from the days of Cortes. Prom Vera Cruz a railway extends Inland, climb- ing tbe mountain bulwark that rims the central plateau on which the City of Mexico lies. Cites need of good Growing In Importance. CHEVROLETS "Vera Cruz Is for the most part s low-lying country given over to ba- high-quality oil nana, sugar and rice plantations and the growth of other tropical piauts. There Is no north and south railway since Jan.l$ , G. Mark Davidson of Lexington, Va., is some- throughout tbe state, only relatively Again, Chevrolet aurpaaaea der can than any odMT i thing more than a veteran truckman and a short stretches of track up and down substantial citizen of his community. He uses G. Mark Davidson Tats Motor Oil* the coast from tin port. This situa- iti most brilliant record of manufacturer baa ever bvUt tion emphasizes the Importance In Uie his truck as a road testing laboratory for affairs of the state, of tbe city of th* pact by producing orer In an entire year! A rid*il l various kinds of lubricating oils. Read his own story: "On a recent 600-mile Vera Cruz, the sea gateway, and the 5M,M* ati-cylinder Chew this aenaatiooal new Six** * trip I used five quarts of a competitor's oil. city of Orizaba, 60 miles Inland on letl In four tpontha—a rerelatioo—come In and kt | Profits in Good Oil Later with another oil I used three quarts. the road to Mexico City, Tbe holding of these (w» cities will mean control Then I decided to drain my oil and fill up • greater number of alx-cytln- uaglTeyouademonatratloa* : Trucking is a keenly competitive business and of ilie «taie. the profits from a single trip may be the dif- with 'Standard' Motor Oil Heavy, and "In recent years the port of Vera ..'525 The COACH BTSBKffi....?725 ference between using cheap oil or a good oil. 'Standard' Gasoline. On the same trip under Cruz has slipped somewhat from Its The difference between no repairs and a day the same running conditions, I used only Ane former dominant poeltloo among Mex- ..'525 at* A to a week of overhauling the njotor. quart of oil. That proved to me the superior ican ports, while Tampico, 230 miles ..!595 quality, of 'Standard' Motor Oil. I do not to the north, baa grown rapidly tn Im- Mr. Davidson, realizing this fact, proceeded hesitate to tell my friends that it is the test portance. This advance of Tamplco ..'675 to find um fur himself, tn the'most intelligent oil I have ever used." at tbe expense of Vera Crus has been ..?695 fashion, just which oils do stand up on the due chletty to two faotors; Ibe devel- long, hard | 1U in the Virginia hills, and opment of petroleum supplies In the COMPARE the delivered prlc« as well M the list jariw la H1 Convinced by Oilier Oil considering automobile values. Chevrolet's deli*et*e which oils cannot stand the gaff of hill-climb- vicinity of Tamplco, and labor tad , prices Include only reasonable charges lor deltas? «M ing, lojiy distance heavy hauling. Mr. David- Like millions of other motorists, Mr. David- employment restrictions la Vera Crus loa&clog. ' son wanted only the beat. son discovered that "Standard" Motor Oil is that have discouraged Importers and that o-i-1-i-e-r oil. Especially processed from exporters. Since a railway has been After tryinj, a wide variety of different motor choice crudes, and guaranteed to stand up and In existence from Tamplco on to the plateau at 8»u Luis fotottl, an ever oils, Mr. Davidson finally narrowed his choice everlastingly fight friction. Seals in compress- Increasing aiream ut goods from over- Economy Garage, Carteret 4uwn to tlute brands: ion too. Allows the motor to utilize more seas has flowed to Mexico City over AND - othcis made by vvell-knoWB combustion power and show greater mileage this route. Tula geographic and eco- sccnu-d to be little or no per gasoline gallon. It's the original quality nomic situation Is of great Importance 8pc.iiii.nioM;> of the oils oil at no higher price. Insist upon "Standard. to the federal govenuiwmt at tula Rah way Auto Supply and Service Co Inc. time. Vera Crw and Maatarrej In the alum- would show up the tff Oft tale everywhere you see the "Standard" Mf. Davidsun proceeded toll Motor OiJ ajgn. BROOD AND SELF BY GAS IN BRAVE FIGHT NEW LOW PRICES m Discouraged Woman Turns on if All Jets in Apartment Crippled Since He Was IS, This selection of ?»lue* it hut and Waits. Wins High Place in one example of what you may Chiffons for expect when yon visit A&P food New York.—Mnry I'asos celebrated Chemistry. the first annlverttnr? of (tin birth of •tore*. A*P quality it high—and, h«r yonngput child, Alfreds, recently. St. Louts.—Although he Is paralysed of coarse, A&P prices are low! Alfreda was sleeping, an w«r« the from the wnlst down and has bean Daytime and Evening Wear confined to bod or a wheel chair since other (ITS children, when Mary tip- toed silently through the three bed he was thirteen, Thomas M. Pierce, at rooms snd » kitchen th»y ml1« Pencil Boxes for the Kiddies in- Children'* Onyx Silk Socks Hand Bags Rubber Rain Coat* Blue Chambray Workshirts Ladies' Extra Size Bloomers - cluding rule, pen* and pen Reg. 50c I Ac Genuine Cowhide Leather and Coat style, two pookeU and Reg. 50c I Ac holders, pencil*, crayon* and Bankrupt Sale Price .- 1T Leather lined. Bankrupt Sale Price _ 59' Triple stitched. Bankrupt Sale Price .... 1 */ Reg. $10 $J49 Reg. $1.25 AQc bank—14 pieces. 1 Ladies' Bedroom Slippers Children's. Bloomers Bankrupt Sale Price — T Bankrupt Sate Price .... *T*7 Reg. 50c Men's Suits Reg. $1.25 (-A0 Reg. $15.00 $£95 Bankrupt Sale Price .... 9' Bankrupt Sale Price Cricket Sweaters Men's Leather Scout Shoe* Bankrupt Sale Price .... D%J, Bankrupt Sale Price vl Reg. $3.50 $149 Reg. $2.25 $129 Boy*' Blouses Ladies' Shoe. Grown Girls' Bloomer* Bankrupt Sale Price — 1 Reg. $25.00 $179$ Bankrupt Sale Price .... 1 Reg 50c I Qc C Bankrupt Sale Price .... I B. ». P. 19 Reg. $3.00 $-• 59 Bankrupt Sale Price .... * v, Work Shirts Bankrupt Sale Price __ 1« Bankrupt Sale Price .... 1 *».50 $1.45 Two Pockets; Triple Stitched. Children's Sweaters Men'* 16 oz. Blue Serge Suits •5.50 ll.es Boys' and Girls' Union Suits Reg. 75c QQ All Leather Regular Reg. $2.50 OQc Reg. $35.00 M/195 Reg. 50c Bankrupt Sale Price — OtJC Navy Shoes Ladle.' Silk Stocking. Bankrupt Sale Price — O*/. Bankrupt Sale Price .., If Bankrupt Sale Price .... Well worth $7.00 Reg. $1.00 Suit Cases Men's Union Suits Bankrupt Sale Price .... Bankrupt Sale Price .... Reg. $1.25* Reg. 75c Men's Drew Shoes Boys' Wash Suits C Curtains Bankrupt Sale Price Bankrupt Sale Price _ Bankrupt Sale Prices Reg. $1.00 39 $1.49, $1.95, $2.45 Soaps 4 pieces to a set Bankrupt Price Sale .... Pouter's Stockings; also other Octagon, William*, Mt. Horeb, Reg. $1.50 Men's Leather Belts Palm Olive and other Brands. Stockings, for Children; Black, Men's Ties Bankrupt Sale Price .... Boys' 4-Piece Suits Brown and light colors. Reg $1.00 Bankrupt Sale Price C Bankrupt Sale Price Reg. 35c C Bankrupt Sale Price and 39c 24 Bankrupt Sale Price 3' Pillow Cases 43.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Bankrupt Sale Price _ 12 Bankrupt Sale Price ... Men's Fancy Socks Dusting Pans Writing Paper with Envelopes 15' Children's Shoes Reg. 35c 1 /»c Boys' Union Overalls Rag Rags Reg. $1.00 Bankrupt Sale Price Bankrupt Sale Price _ ID Bankrupt Sal* Price .... 3* Bankrupt Sale Price Reg. $1.80 Bankrupt Sale Price ... 49c, 69c, 98c Sardines, Sea Lions •-—— . Bankrupt Sale Price .... Children's Bear Brand Waists Clothe. Pins Children's Shoes In Salad Oil Ladies' Vests Ladies' Silk Night Gowns Reg. 59c 19* Reg. $3.00 $119 Reg. 12c Q 40 for C c R«g. 25c Reg. $1.75 Bankrupt Sale Price 1 Bankrupt Sale Price -- O Bankrupt Sale Price ...\£t t Sale Price .... D Bankrupt Sale Price ... Bankrupt Sale Price .. REMEMBER It always pays to shop at SARLAT BROTHERS' CHAIN STORES. Cash buying- cash selling, make real dollars and cents SAVINGS for thrifty people. You, too, should realize on the savings you can make here. Note the low prices on the items on this page and remember there are hundreds of other savings at our store. P. S. We forgot! We are going to let you have a 75 cent bon-bon dish for 12 cents; Be Sure To Come. Nothing But Bargains At SARLAT BROTHERS' CHAIN STORES 56 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret (CHROME SECTION) Garber's Block Near Crescent Theatre FRIDAY, MAY 3, 9:45 A. M. Sharp SALES LADIES WANTED FOR THIS SALE Perth Amboy and Rahway Jura, MM Jlft^
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