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 \g cities and speed of forty wor and made similar statements. room was paleked to capacity. awarded, to following members of - \\ Hiile, Raritan Township; whole lif(vtime of happinens and a most of the smaller towns of the , the last day of Feb The statements of these two girls Merit badges and other awards Troop 84, the number following the G. Kenyon and Edward A. citizen of credit to the community state, Miss Jennie the fifty word m were used as a reason for making the were •given- to the scouts fdr exnam- e of each scout indicating the CurU'ret; Mrs. J. B. Bond, rather than a charge. years, of Kahway, won the state typ arrest. It is reported that other girls cellance in various branches of scout number of subjects for which he re- ,ll,n; and John Worthge, Mill- ing contest held in Trenton Normal ( could tell similar tales. The girls' ....:..... ceive>.• 3; John Pemeter, 2; Sterem Hege- high school. Mrs. Robert Hoppock, words per minute, wick today where Judge Kirkpatrick du 2 Wiltr Nw 3 . chairmen are aa touowv. Busi- Council Room Locked head of the type-writing course in state honors t will decide whether to allow bail. Second Milestone Member- s of Troop 83 receiving «hairm:i", Frank E. C°<^°v«;-» Rahway high school began selecting tured the gold , John Kiralyi, of Union street and i firat clajw merit badges and the num- •P i nmmibtee for Perth Am- candidates for the- oonUtt last Octo- State Association ot; John Bursak, of 72 Holly street, ar- l^,. piclungttl; for Legion Card Party Is Success ber. On October 16 #he selected elev- Commercial Teachers, rested for creating a small-sized riot Sesond Anniveraary Is Observ- a( en promising candidates for the state ick, Jamw A. Hartfais; Just The Same—Prize Win- are of her typewriter ffij give her a at a dance, were released when ed At Session Friday Afetr- 10; Bernard Kockman, 7: Benpa- and county contest. At that time Mias Men's Team* tor Perth Am- trip with all' expenses njtf^ to the ini- of the youth appeared in iliium Wilion; f«r New Bruna- ner*. Luks -rffcs doing ftve'^onis per min- noon State President It K. I. GleaMTJ't chairman of ute. A month later ifbo was doing ternational typewritiMf contest in Guest. man, 8; Jacob Chodoeh, B- Louis A well-attended card party was twenty-five per minute. Montreal, Canada, In September. charges that otfoere made against the ' Brown, 10; Stanley Srulowit*, lj \ Teams for evening in Hie Legion pair. The second anniversary of the Pinkus Chodoah, 1. • Bernard Burger, charged with be- founding o£ the Carteret Woman's Members of Troop 82 receiving le crowd was ' "»•"•• "^ ing drunk, was fined |5. Club was celebrated Friday after- first olam merit badges are: Louis Loft W* Johnson »pok* of the too big to be acComoclated in the Recognizes Car SlatYDiajy noon in the Legion rooms.with an ap- Turner, 6; John Wucfha, Jr., 7; How- Ii fore the campaign committee frion rooms and when the usual pro- propriate program. Tlfe guests of ell MLsdom, .9; James McNeil!, 8; and aloriowB Job" of ad- cedure of carrying the overflow into BY ROSS PARQtJHAR honor and speaker for the afternoon Karl Grohmam, 9; Carroll Bribton, , to the needy children of, the council chamber occurred, the was SUte [^resident Mrs. J. L. G. 14; Charles Bryer, 1; Bmce Farr, mem Stolen Year Ago FViday—1 got a mitey poor grade Boy Hurls Stone County ' h*rs of the post were amazed to in Spelling toda/y. The teocher sed Hubbard. Her address was intensely 6; Jack MacGregor, 2; Edward Mar- ,m went on to state that, find the large room of Carteret's Carteret Man Had Auto Stolen she nevor .soen en- interestiiie; and inspiring. She told oney, 1; Peter McCann, 3; Flyod r • 4 it may seem, there are memorial building locked against ny buddy witch her hearers that the modern club Owens, 2; George Shell, 1; Joseph Middlesex County who still them. The locked doors not only de- In April of Last Year In cud spell things Injures Motorist woman is a competent person with Tomczuk, 2. iili'/e lust what the eounty nied them space but chairs as well. in the way witch plenty of ability who can attend to ' Setocncdc class m«rit badges were • for the under- Finally chairs were secured from Perth Amboy. spelt, them. I Woodbridge Man Struck Over her club, serve the community and awarded to Steven Hcpedus, EmU children Esther Manion of St. wood |hink mobby | take care of her own household. j Kovacs, Joseph Lukacs, Louis MucW, Joseph Schwartz or Schwartzbnch- Eye While Driving Through ,, (,unity. It was tnereupon ad- ami the overflow \ she •66(1 Rivo me: Miss Harriet Lebowiti gave dram- Walter Nagy, William Nagy and that no further '«-W "« '"for- about the corridors. er, of P;.i9.saic street, Carteret, was sum ttiinir for my Chrome Avenue, Carteret— atic recitals, "Smiting the Rock," Oharles Varga, of Trop 84; Roy Go- 1 to but they made the best of it. The in ; arre9t(,(1 by the of Woodbridge EJriiginality. But! Wound Requires Four Stitch- annt, however, caused much com-' and later turned over to the police of she didnt pive I core she rocited "Please to Rinpr The ' Maroney, Peter McCann, Floyd camp, it* purpoee, its humane ment. me nuthing a tall.' es. Bell," ! Owens, Edward Mann, of Troop 82, The legion had provided plenty of Perth Amboy on Monday as a result Saturday -Well | Mrs. John Dunn sang, "The Sun- and Dudley Kahn, Walter Messingec its wormy accomplishment* priiea and the uaual bountiful re- of the keen observation of Charles this Satiiniuy evn- .„, which w«s emphaslied. ita Walter Hemsel, of 73 Albert street, I shine that Fills My World." | and Stanley Srulowitz, of Trop, 83. ";-.13 freshment*. By the time the prixe FYiU, of No. 1 Walnut street, Me- ing wa; spoilt Woodbridge.. . „.,, wa— s drivin— „g along„.; Greeting„ „_s an— d congratulations werc distributed and refreahmenta Pros«Kutor, John B. Too- tuchen who recognized in the car pritty had by a. Chrome avenue near Hudson street; were brought to the club by delega- at length on the number were served, every one good Schwurztbacher was driving, a ma- cuAplu parence; at & o'clock Friday night when one , tions from several women's organ-1 L the COUO^r humor. that had been stolen from him wwth happen to1 of^ a group of boyB throwinj^et-onea liations ineluding the_!Woman|s Ctab^ beTnnK to rae.! at pa'ssnig Cfirs, atftck him over the 6f rteehoTd", the K&yp'o'rt'TJtwaf y School Seniors -*. ftS55 & When pa v u m eye, inflicting a severe injury. Hem- Club, the Woman's Club and the His-. ilreud attack Of tttbwtulosia chamber was locked. Kritz was driving up Green street hove this wiling se-l waa treated by Dr. B. W. Hoag-1 tory Club of Perth Amboy, the Wom- • To Visit Washington 'rho whin taken to the camp for the prize winners were: Monday, As he overtook a Ford so- I I herd him say to j land, of Woodbridge, who put four | an's Club of Seagirt, the Spring Lake ks of proper food. dan lie noticed that it looked much ma. How cum yyou ! stitches in the wound. Woman's Oluib, the Woodbridge Wo- Mrs. Club, the Avenel Woman's Students Will Spend Four Days • like the one stolen from him. A pecu-' 0 miHJiat durty j Hemsel reported the case to the Edward Doody, J. E. Hor- liar rack for carrying spare tires' ' °k when I steps in th« hou.sii. And •• Carteret police with a request that Club and the Sewaren History Club. On Educational Trip. ner Mrs Sumner MLoore, caught his eye. Fritz was not sure so "'.» ivplyew»taJ}..1 J"f*.had mj' brnkfaat thefits of various kinds of metal from hours of the evening. ' hcoming appeal for fundi suflt- I dont beleave they under stood each Has Big Card Party to provide permanent buildings Midnight; Two Hid For Fear through the proper legal procedure cars consigned to the. United States Tha trip ia primarily an education^ uaceesary in order to obtain a bill of another. A spealiully Ant Emmy. Metals Refining Corporation. The \ . Among the places that W» adequate" equipmiant for the Tuesday—I wias a walkin home' Woman's Club Business Groups a om) i ettkient upbuilcnng of its needy of sale. As A result he was unable to get al four described themselves as; Joseph rfa^ w;u ^y are: The 'United States liceniie plates. There were plates on with Jane this evening >d she s«d Function Draws Big Crowd. Gronsky, 14 years old, of 14 Mer- Capitol, the Treasury, the Washing, •m Three boys of the Ohrome dietrkit tiht; car but they had been issuwl for to me. Did you over taste Lip stick cer street; Steve Grych, 18 years ton Manument, Mount Vernori, thfl, gave their parents and the police sev- another «'ar owned by a man living in ind d I anserredd i n repll y undd sedd NNo j A v wel, ;ltten. —, Brothers who operate a notified and joined tlie- search. and »ubiititutiii« others. The tires and 1000 $ more. I kimlu made pa feel Stanley Bichards, Frank I. Barefurd fined d inn Perth h AmboyAmboy . They were f stores, selling bankrupt dr», Harvey Young, another will blew for the rest of the tuning. He Jr., Ghwlys Gunderson, Miaa Cather- arrested when they purchased junk chain o i the Weiu store at Washington There was fear that the boys had the motor were taken and another arrested when thy p j g^,^ an(i i havave e aa branchbranch,, iffiff OkrtterOkrtter-- drowned and this fear increased aa motor waa put in its place. It is said sed utihiur people seems to 'have all ine Conran, Mra. White, Mrs. Hfro. m Perth Ambob y bboy » andd refusefdd f Orea(cen,t Th«atr« in' ue and PershinK avenue and the iuck. Having ritch relatives dye. et neSi tne j be in charge of lira. Thomas 0. the night drew on and no word was the police of Carteret know the iden- Byrne, Mrs. E. Lefkowitz, Mra. to pay for it. The dealers were chrome, , have purchasep d the entire .; •'•;>; received from the missing trio. Jiwil- tity of the- man who engaged the gar-Thu.oney thing h« tve, trot without Laura Nevill, Mrs. Gladys Abel, Miss driving off and bhe enraged boys ^ko f thh o CtCarteret t ViVarietyt StorSte lyon. The third will be is the Sex- wirhinj; for it was tlw measola. Elsie Springer, Mrs. Em.il Stremlau | restaurant building at Roosevelt ly at 11 o'clock, (the Bongorno boy age, and that the information has were throwing rocks at them when ( Venouk) and are offering it at came home. He told of himself and been turned over to the Perth Amboy Thirsday—As we (itartcd for a ride und Mra. Charles Greene. the police itook a hand. ' th« uaual l -slushinlhi g off pricei s i n a sidd e ue and Hudson tenet, and will this ovning Ant Emmy waa the last Winners in e.uchre were: Mrs. i charge of Mrs. T. J. Nevill. Staten laUmd and remaining there police. It is said that considerable metal wnjch buginu tomorrow. TSie build- vt I to get in to thu imisheen and paSpringer, Mrs. H. Greene, Mrs. tha\ s been stolon from cars on Hidings h the Venook store was lo- h tf5 successful cooking class was held until long after dark. The other two sed to her. Emmy look and see i)lg w era was lo did not appear at itheir homea and X Koepfler, Miss Evelyn Springer, in and near Carteret. The four cttt(Kj ;s now vacant and Mr. Vk Ineeday, all day in the kitchen how mutch gas we got and she looked Drucker, Mra. Pred C. Colton, Fred youtlia were released in custody of Venook Bongorno told the police that the ld i td f no into another [the Presbyterian Sunday school and then, ahe aed. Well the blamed Mt«. Clara Jamison, Mrs. Thornae their parents &»r a hearing last night. under the auspices of the horn* boys were afraid of puniahmeiit if Camp Laborer Is thing points to % but I cant tell Burke, Mrs. Peggy Morris, William ,.8*'to, xmica Department, Mks May they went home «o they had decided Isale includes not only th* V«nook weather it to. % lull or % Empty. Brandon, Mrs. Pranktarfrcts ,Mrs Ma. n Killed at S. Amboy | stock ibut a K'reat deal of other jnoir nan, field demonstrator of me to spend the might in a barn in Cen- Pa and me jusUmiled in our deave* Henry J. Harrington, C. O'Donnell, Jersey Extention service waa tral avenue, near Lowell street. Found Dead nguratoly speeking. Mrs. Theodore Bishop, Mrs. J. Mc- Was Carteret Re instructor and the subject was The police found them in the barn Carthy, Mrs. Catherine- Coughlin and t •ubftitutM. She showed the and took itliem, home. John Henderson Found In Mra. Gharlea Morria A man found dying in. the h ea average I how to pMpare three dishes that between South, Amboy and of the iiauul cost -of ' tike the place ei meat; a Bunk In P; & R. Labor Camp Winners in pinochle were: I. Bright, Mrs. Fred Greasbeimer, Mrs. Araboy in South Amboy territory, erda pie, kidney boHn talad and Three Stolen Tires ' id taken to the Perth Sox, uiuj of a band of —Death Laid To Liquor—> Fred Staubach, Miss Genevieve Gou- rounded up some week* poped MdnUm with rUe. Sirs, Har- Four Are Charged sky, Mrs. Alfred Lauter, Mias Grace where ih* died, was Xoung, cbftirman ot the home Police Seek Relative*. twky through (the lo- by Seiveunt Bowling Recovered By Police ftichardson, Jack White, Mise Mary quently MnniiittHd (notnic* deputmunt announced ^jj polie^_ e uti Utyvid Stitch, of 12 Kapqay, and Miss Yapcaerska. Mrs- by escaped from that „„ With Local Hold-op John Henderson aged about 56 Dick wti the only\winner in Kan Tan. Waxren* street. He had been hit b' j8, was found dead in his bunk Thief Who Raids Truck at Cat- a ait-ftftd-run dmv«»r wiho escaped, Ai day. He wua captured anon • the P. & R. labor camp ill Port —'—i- Perth Amboy taxi driver who found cape. Sooa ia r ' One Negro Sent To WorkKouae rReading Saturday at 5:80 a- m. by ri Motor* Is Rounded Up By FOK BENT—Flat, six rooma, all im- him and took him to the hospital waa of six month*. Michael Defiantoa, manager of th« Police. provements, steamj nice location; detained by the South Amboy po- Two Are Fined; Fourth camp. De Santos called Dr. Samuel inquire Brady's store, 386 Washing- lice for questioning. HELP WANTED Forfeite Bail. Meaelnger of Carteret, who pronounc- Jqibn Kondas, of Herman atreat, ton avenue (Brady's Corner) Carter- The body >**» brought to Carteret. WANTED—Young white ed the man dead and notified the po- et had 'been a resident Pi Chrome On cbmpWfl* of George SUbbens, lice of Woodbridge. They in turn no- wa^ wrested last week by Patrolman " known th«reWbstliel. d 2749. Hiideon street, fc colored tified Coroner J. J. Lyman, of C»r- 'ffeoiuaii Ponughue ajid .Sergeant J, , four who took cbatye of the body J. Dowling on* complaint of Leonard Democrats Lay wtw given «u the cauao of Oatrl, Of CaiM Motors, who repQltW FOR SALE Selection of Slate to tie -police that oome one had stolen HARDIMAH'S HendeWon, tiw police learned, has One n$w house at 75 Lincoln three tires off a truck in tip back The Carteret Democratic Glub seen working around Fort Reading avenue. Six rooms, tile bath, met Wednesday nigl*t 4h>fire how* P H A R MACY and Carterot for tfee past five yeara, yard of the Catri garage in --"•••• •' ^nj, fieleetfon Ed. L. Hardlwaa, ' ' MisAHl OeSantoa uid tib*t he woke y«W avenue. sun p'»?l» ^4 p l.wau Seaman's, ol having lived in Boston and in StiKeant Doling' .after fiuincy but never mentt^»ed l^avir- aectiou. Prices - «*ndi- injf relatives, The body t*- —— com- i'« raorfue aw.l PAGE TWO *,"-¥•?:«, a'T' rip wan iitiotiiiin^ sonooi at tne urn* ployers who now n«« It exclusively. nf hi* Injury After I brought Dim And he also had formulated "New," a Telephone Construction PARALYZED BOY home from liln Krumlfnthrr's place Ht compound to prolong the life of silk Union <"lty. Tenn., whore hr> had bwn Blockings, which he sold to a chemical shot, tlio school si-nt me a medal for firm, Sets Rapid Pace IN BRAVE FIGHT RcNnlnrslilp Ihnl Tom hurt won, At present he Is In Florida, recover- "Well, nflrr Ihc tutoring he nttendeil ing from the lust operation. HI* latest New telephone ennstmrion to nchlevement occurred there recently pond and itnpr"^« t"l»vprmn rlnssos nt St. I,mils university In his In more than n score of rommtinitlei Crippled Since He Wai 13, A-hcel rhnlr. Hi» flnlnliprl there and His c^halr was wheeled aboard s ROYAL in Various parts of the jrtate were ap • hen took n ponl-gradjate course In yacht which sailed out Into the Gulf «tream and he caught three sallflsh. proved by the directors of the Now Wins High Place in ehomlriil engineering at Washington Jersey Bell Telephone Company Chemistry. university. Accompanied by His valet and an Thursday, April '?,!<. An •wrpenmtur "When he wont to Washington uni- orderly from Barns hospital, young amounting to $l,Ki;!.<57r> was ftu versity, where lie had a lot of labora- Pierce was wheeled aboard a yacht thomed by the directors to defra, ffiS^i$2^^ IL I«ul».—Although he Is paralysed the cost of the construction author- fWttn the wnlRt down and has been tory work to do. we had a laboratory which too* him to the gulf strenm, eight miles offshore, which Is the only ized and to purchnfw property. confined to bed or a wheel chair since table built especially for him. It was The purehaw* of property jiprovwi ht was thirteen, Thomas M. Tierce, at cut away In a little semicircle so his place sallflsh may he caught. included sites for new central offle the age of twenty-eight, has been chair would nt right up In It Bis Long, slender, with a pointed pro buildings to be orwted in Plalnfield graduated from St. Louis university, valet waited outside for him while he boscls somewhat like that of the Westfield and Warn m on ton. has completed a post-graduate coarse was attending lectures and laboratory swordflsh, and with a sell like dorsal Other major projects approved in 1 In chemical engineering at Washing- periods, nnd his car called for him fln, they are generally conceded to be clud* the eTWtion nf n repeater sta ton university, nnd has to h!» record at tbe end of ench day's" session. the most difficult fish In the world to tion at Hammotitnri; extensive new two nnanclnlty successful chemical dls- land. They put up a stiff battle after construction of cnMe, conduit and "Incidentally, this Is the method he other facilities outside central offices ceverles. uses now in his downtown laboratory they are hooked, and frequently lenp in the South Orange, Fanwood, Plain When he wag thirteen, a hunting ac- an*in the one at home. His chauffeur high out of the water and shake the field, Metuchen, Somerville, Dune! cident left a bullet In young E'lerce'i and valet are always available and hooks oui of the mouths. lah, Vineland, Rumson, Sea Bright, tipper Tertebrae. Three operations, special furniture make It as conven- "In catching three In a single day, Mnys Landing, Plejutantville, Newark the moat recent of them last October, ient as possible for him. one eight and one-liatf, one seven, and ind MontdhaJr Central Office districts hnve failed to relieve the paralysis one six feet long, Tom set a record ai general additions to the ©quipmen "During his school career, he waa that resulted, although the bullet ha* Miami Beach, and as far as we know, in Metuchen, Vinclnnd and Miljville Injured ai;uin. A truck ran Into his Central Offices, and R n«w private been removed following a aeries of automobile and the end of his spine, It may be a world's record." said his switchboard for Atlantic Citys new events dPBcribod by Thomas M. Pierce, the coccyx, was broken off, That In- father. convention hall. 8r., as unprecedented In medical his- Jury failed to heal, but Tom went tory. right ahead with his school work and Sheriff's Widow Sworn An operation shortly after the acci- Boy Cripple J Ten Yean then with his Job." in as His Successor dent revealed that the bullet was vis- Again Able to Walk ible In trm boy's tipper aptoe tot t» Thus It wag that Thomas Pierce, Jr., Ban lUfael —Urfi. l.«ns Kent Inn. accessible because It had entered from paralyzed, the end of his spine broken widow of Sheriff Keating of Mnrln FnyWWira, W. Vn.-Aftw being the front, narrowly missing the wind- off and the wound unhealed, finished county who died recently, has been ap bedfast for nearly len yenra, a help pipe. Several years later It became a course In chemical engineering with pointed sheriff for the two remaining IPSR cripple, Asliton Ellison. Is again one of the highest scholastic standards dislodged, traveled down the spinal years of Kentlng's fiflh term. Al- lenrnlng to walk In n children's bos ever made in Washington university. Royal Values column to the small of the back and though not the first woman sheriff In pltal. It was In this condition that he went was eitracted. I'nllfiirniu, she Is the first In Mario When he was si* years old Ashton Gorieoaa, genuine to work for the Monsanto Chemical suffered an attack of arthritis, which That Urge Your blue-white dinmonH, In the meantime, the elder Pierce, enmity. She WIIH swnrn In hy County company three years ago. left III* leg* useless nnd Ills arms the hnnd who E

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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"

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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«^trhne who fenowi more and more stin.i Dem than nndnffiii.—American ronfstmicted whnnl building* which >>RR nYid lem. •tn*. him mnilc llself a strntiue honw> In s On School Cost were more inflnmmnihlp and lew Hil By Auto — Pleaaa mention this paper u rrotch IIIRII up HIP trunk of nn old healthful. MOMI of us would qiifsiimi — Cla»«lfled Ada. Bring Remilts Mins Elizabeth Karmonochi at Boqnoln ircf The lursh flmlfl a plnep State Department of Education whothw »nrh prni-ticpH would mean to jrow lit H point 80 fwt from the a real saving. Washington Avenue Escapes ground whore tills monster thrusts Inuei Two Instructive Whr«n thr^f tv- furtom (iro eval- Slight Injury. 666 out onp of l(s irnnrlnd limns. Through Papers On Absorbing Ques- uated -incrcn.'^'l ' plant life. Into tliln Home nue, stepped off a bus at Roosevelt bird dro|)|H>d a wild enrrnnt seed. What About School Co.H? has approximatev •'»> per cent more It is «h« n«l »9**Aj remedy known The great mass of the nation's citi- purr taxing power with which In buy and Washington avenues at 6:30 P. education for ench child in school M., Friday amd wa» about to trom zens want good schools. They want <1ops thla every child to have his chance. But than it had in 1!>M. H»w the street when rihe was struck by a Sale Event some say we cannot afford good 30 per cent inrrwfto in what might car driven by Albert Burns, of 45 schools. Is it true thalt public schools be called tho "slniul.ird of (vhtontinfr" Atlantic street. The girP was taken are costing more than we cnn afford? compare with the increase in our bo the office of Dr. J. J. Reason who Here is the situation of a man, ",-rtandard of livinjt"? Since 1914 the said «bo was not Injured beyond a Now On the the head of a family, whom we have purchasing: pnwor of the nvprn(r<> in- few imiiBes. For Friday, Saturday, May 3, 4 in mind. He owns real estate and como of all (fftinfnlly occupied per Tihe Tight mudguard an a car BORLEW'S ihore driven and owned by Charles Ohlott, other property worth $40,000. He has sons in the United S1-at.es has in- Open Road at a yeady income of $8500. Through roiwe.d approximately :!!> per cent. of 5fi Lincoln avenue, was damaged investments of various kinds he is Therefore, the increaBe in nvprnjjp Saturday when It was struck by a All Laurence regularly increasing his capital. For income has been slightly morn rapid car driven by Gabriel Suto, of 33 Briegs-Built Two Trouser Suits Year example, he added $222 to hin sav- than the coat of keeping a child in Christopher street Suto, according RESTAURANT Harbor school. What does this fart mean in to the police report, made a ahort Round ings account during this part year of and now has a total of $2,841 on do- relation to school costs? Have tn«y turn at Lincoln »venn« and Chruto- po«it in this account. How much is a inoreawd' more than they should? pher street, causing the accident. AT man in this situation able to afford Answer the question for yourself. Laurence Harbor, Inc. for the education of His children? One answer which hafl been jriven Would $260 a year for school sup- i« of iliterest. The National Indust- Republican Dance Changed port be within his ability to pay? rial Conference Hoard, a research From May 18, to May 24 (Values up to $50) Win. Burlew^ Mgr., Answer these questions as you will. agency supported hy a number of The fact is that the man described (Treat business organizations, recent- The. dance of the Roosevelt Repub- above is really Uncle Sam. The fig- ly investigated tho whole question. lican Club which was originally sched- ures jjiven will be those far the Their inTesti(ration may be summed uled for May 18, has been postponed Thesg suits constitute a special purchase of new United States, if you will add seven up in the following two sentences to Friday evening, May 24. This ac-, Shore Di quoted from theiir report: "The in- tion waa taken bv the committee af- [ .SfirJffiKj^I^ndiBe from one of our ^gularmattufactur- I owns property valued at about $400,- cre-Astf fri (School expenditures mea- ter carefully looking over -open dates ers andf represent truly re'martabTeT fjffifei^TTwoof, "of 000,000,000. He has an annual in- sured in relation to school needs has ort the social calendar for the month • come of $86,000,000,000. He increas- not been, excessive. The annual in- of May. course! Special Fish Dinners ed the amount in his savings accounts crease wafl less than two per cent." The committee was enlarged from $2,200,000,000 in 1928, and now has C to 9 members and are as follows: a total og $28,410,000,000 deposited J. P. Goderstad, chairman; E. Strack,, We advise an early selection as there are only 189 Lobster Dinners • in these accounts. And he spent for F. Haury, W. Reamer, A. Glass, A. i suits in the group, which includes blue serge. public schools of all types, from the CLASSIFIED ADS Welblund, M. Cohen, M. Gluck, J. kindergarten through the. university, Duncan. : Soft Shell Crabs a little less than $2,500,000,000 in Classified advertisements only or. Elaborate preparations for this Colors—Brown, tan, gray and blue. Sizes for every the same year. ;ent a word; minimum charge'2fie. ; semi-annual dance are now being build and proportion. Of course all heads of families do made by the various subcommittees Chicken Dinners not own $40,000 worth of property WORK WANTED and judging from ajl appearances, (34 regular to 44 stout) or enjoy an annual income of $8,500. ALL kindB of cement work. Side- this dance will be one long to be But neither do moat heads of families walks a specialty. Hans Sorenaen, remembered, I Steak Dinners pay $250 a year for schools. A man Port Reading, N. J. Telephone Wood- Alterations free. Store hours for sale 8:80 A M to 9 P M. not so well off aa the one described bridge 602-R. above pays proportionately less for W. I. 6-8,_10, 17. And an equally complete selection of Top-Coats schools. Assume any kind of a man 11 Blue Plate Dinners you wish—rich, poor or average. RELIABLE man experienced in gar- Personals Take the national totals given above den and lawns; handy with all and do your own dividing. Then an- kinds of toota; apply Box A, Wood- The Mother-Teachers Association Also A La Carte swer the question of the first para- bridge Independent of the Sunday school of the First graph. Are we able (to afford good Presbyterian church will hold a reg- schools? i TINNING, and sheet metal work ular meeting Monday night in the TUM Increase In School Coiti done. Expert job work also fur- Sunday school room. I We hear much about school costs. nace work. Phone Woodbridge 1246, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Currie, of PRIVATE BANQUET HALL Some say they have increased too or see Henry Jansen, Allen street, Woutibndge, formerly of CarteTet ; rapidly. Others say we should be ex- near White Church, town. attended the Laundrymen's conven-1 pending more than we are for the W. I. 5-4i 6-24*. tion in Asbury Park on Friday and education of our children. Who is HELP WANTED Saturday of last week. The conven- right? Let us examine some of the MEN to «*U Pi.no., Radio and Fnr- tion ended with a banquet and dance We Cater To facts. nitvr* in this lection. Foraiffn •n Saturday night which was attend- 91 Smith St. Perth Amboy, N. J. It is true that school costs are (peakinr preferred. Salary and com- ed also by Miss Marion Currie. i greater than before the war. What mitiioai apply LUDWIG'S, 283 Mad- MisB Marian Currie, a senior at are the reasoito for this increase? i«on avasne, Perth Amboy. Georgian Court college will take part Banquets, Weddings, Parties, Etc. First, attendance has increased ap- proximately 70 per cent since 1914. FOR RENT Since we have not found ai way to educate children 'by machinery, an 3 PRIVATE garages. 144 Main St. increase in attendance involves a proportionate increase in school ex- FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, The Service is in,.accord with penditure. Of course, we could have and also large rooms for light our excellent cuisine. This is a prevented the growth in costs due to housekeeping; apply 531 Railway increased attendance, by allowing avenue, Woodbridge, N. J. delightful place to dine for fewer children to attend school or W. L 6-8. those "who Instinctively "reject by foreing them out of school at an earlied age. Most of us, however, ONE ; thai; which is not the best. would question whether siich a poli- provememte; 329 Columbus ave- cy would mean a real saving in the nue, Woodbridge. long run. W. I. 5-8-. Second, school costs have increased FOR RENT—April 1st; 5-room house because the dollar buys leas. The with basement and garage; all im- 1928 dollar had 58 cents purchasing provements; splendid location; phone power when compared with that of 114 Woodbridge. OPEN FROM 9 A. M. TO 4 A. M. 1914. The dollar's loss in purchasing W. I. 3-22tf: power applies whether one is buying a meal, an overcoat or schooling for FOR RENT—2 apartments on Coley Tel. Matawan 828 or 222 a child. It has been necessary, there- street, f32.50 each; improvements; fore, to increase the number of dol- J. E. Hamed, post office building, lars spent for each child in school. Woodbridge. Could this increase have been, pre- W. I. 4-26; 6-8. HOUSES HOUSES for sale or for rent; money --i - to loan. DeYoung, Avenel, N. J., Phone Woodhridfce Se9-J or Wood- bridge 240-W. - 3-ltf. FOR SALE Union Garage Co. FINANCE Company have IS Grand arid Player Piatt** which they will •ell for unpaid balance. If you are going to purchas« initrument in next three years write for appointment and >ee th»e wonderful bargaint. USED CAR DEPT. Addrett Box R, Independent. BUNGALOW, 4 rooms and bath electric light, gas, water, sewer, concrete street; price f3,000; easy Offers Real Used Car Values terms; 5 Wedgewood avenue, Wood- bridge; inquire 3. E. Hamed, Post Office Building, Woodbridge. This Week W. I. 2-15tf. ' MODERN five-room bungalow, all improvements, such as sewer, gas, water, paved streets, in good neigh- borhood, block from school; two GRAHAM PAIGE 192&~Only run a few thousand miles; blocks from railroad station, }5500; Oh, look! Roth & Wtisherg's are S-pttflsenger Bedim deluxe; equipment: fender wells, 6 (260 down, (35 Jnonthly to cover in- terest on balanc* an* $9 monthly on having a sale! Here's a large three tires, 2 spare wheels. Regular coat

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] the game betwson the Liberty Fal- AMD EITHER ONE QOEENS final score of the game was 7 to 0 in favor of the borough nin*. ^, 1 ) 0 rnni an den, Sunday af- * d the Rnyreville Athletic Club MR.. ?oY GF THE tUJO SEE THAT,- The Barron avenue boys played far below their usual par, but Athle Club field. Owing to played «t Sayr^villo Sunday with PA\R I .,..n, on with the both team« tied one-all. The shower {he cause of,the defeat may well be placed on the excellent L weather r"the same team was ! "poiled what, mi(rht. hnvn boon a Rood pitching of Mdcjwick, the Carteret ace 'who held the Wood- j * ,. las. t, the week end. Lart • ball game. Itoso was working on „„ tnr bridge batters to two well-scattered hits during the entire ninths* ^.bookcKl IOT w ^^ featuree of ||h,. mound for the Falcon* and was Sundays HJ*?rj. exception that aitwirlin* ft dandy Ramc, limiting the innings of the clash, Woodbridge won the first diamond eih 1111 T'ne^^on tandTBoth teams | hom,- team to two hit.,. Spitt.ler, the snl gagement between the two schools by a 10 to 6 count. TnmX uniforms. Councilman , Sayreville ace, was turnin in an li n K "" !' int« helfted to make the equally brilliant performance. He With Ckrk Wid Schmidt poking a wild heava ovot Clark's head, **• ''r:Uik Official onT by tOBsing out! Hold the Falcons with one hit. out the only two binglec for Wood- lowing: Richey to steal second. If«d- 0 c 0))(.m.r an ™ "J^L"Le ~am; A\i Sayrftviile chalbed up a run in the hiridge, the chances of a victory for wick doubled to center. Richey -MS) thl. lirst ball. ™°*°. rain startx.d ' first inning on an error and two hit*. Coach Bice's boys ware small, M«d- nailed as he nlid into the home ptat*V -', not. last lonSV_";L TWI™ ,-nllpd t.he : Cnrterrt evened the count in the wick appeared to be in top-notch attempting to score on Mndwick s hit * form, for he completely baffled the | Rubel hit. into Clark's bunds for tlw n the'iecond tajf -- fourth on The score: route in the box for Woodbridfce, was the hot corner man. Handerhan was Liberty Falconi nicked for ten hits. The. irame showed hit quite hard by a pitched ball, ant n startling reversal of form nn far Stillman was called to run for htm. R, H. E. as both teams were concerned. C:ir Stillman stole second on Med'wtek't. 0 0 teret certainly squared up accounts,''first offering to Clart. Clark Mt'tW* f I 0 and how! The gamt by innings: to the slab and wns caught at flnt . 2 1 I 0 First inning: Medwuk threw ft Rtillman advanced to third on tha well Byiecki, « 1 0 0 1 into the WnodbridKe team right play. Wukovets fanned. 0 runs, § will takake care Anzivino, 3b, 2 0 0 0 Rcnre int' o the Wn«ibridp;- . ..e t.ca«..m rig. h jjtg. old. Bill who played Barna, lb, 2 0 0 1 off the bat by fafinfflK the first three 1 0 0 0 batters to faca him in the first inninn-- . Schmidt dropped RosenblooRosenhloom and If, 1 high school, will: Bazaral, c, 1 0 0" 0 ing . Dimock, Stillrwil i andd SchmidtShid ' Poll by breezing over a few that they • - •• ti Rose, p, 1 0 0 0 were dropped in one, two three or- could not Bee. Stutrke flied out te tier, and Woodbridife Bcamponed into iihort. 0 runs, 0 hits. IS .1 1 the field looking a little bewildered I Seventh innin,ft: Toth hit into the \ E. Sayr«vilU A. C. at the unexpedded onslaught of burn- shortstop area, and was retired at inovan, A- --••>., AB. R. E. \ng curves. 0 runs, 0 hits. ! first. Denman fli&d out to center field, Burt Mullan wil 0 Schmidt nervously wound up nnd'and Schmidt ended the Woodbridre 0 uncorked a nice curve which Nan- half of the inning by hitting into torn .. 0 nen singled into lieft field. Kannen second baseman's hands for the pot a. 0 0 stole second on Schmidt's first henve out at first. 0 runs, 0 hits. <" 0 0 to Rlchey. Richey fliod out to Di-| Resko fanned, Nannen walked, and' 0 0 mock. Woodhull flied into DimockV. promptly stole second. Richey hit to largo 0 0 hands, but the Wo«)brid#e second the keystone bag, and was retired at 0 0 Seen From The Sidelines baseman muffed the ball, aral Woo.l- first. Woodhull tripled to left, brina- 0 0 hull got to second baee. Medwick hii ing in Nannen Medwick hit to Clark, inlto Denman'a handR. Th^^ local ihird and was easily put out at first. 1 run, ?allthebdU^^ By a Sportsman Backer threw the. ball wild, and two 1 hit. by innings: Carteret men galloped across the Eighth inning: Medwick fannefl The probable ltae-up». A plate. Rubel singled to left, bringing Dimock and Stillman in one, two oi>- SSaint Jwn~ qnittl«C E. H. E. Mu ! Llwy ac 000 1—1 1 2 in MedwickMeuwiCK. Danieliramvis »acriific deruer.. Schmid^cnnll^Lt hinnt. tIoO Rubeiiuueli ati secondsctuin^,, MulUn "pitcher Lilwrty Falcon. great baseball player." The silent man could t d Rbl tttd i ith an d tired n tho initial ha* plt*hh8T F. Gregory jSayre^ll^ll e A .C C. ...^100 0—1 2 0 TAGGING THE BASES center, and Rubel trotted in with an- and was rotirwl on tho initial hai- not help amiling, especially after Murphy fan; other courrter. Poll tripltxl to center, jock. 0 runs, 0 hits, froako catche;r r , The summary—Two-bw.. , -jro-baae hite— Fordham has another "* Daniel* Danielsl . Struckk out t b yR Rose, 4; by ned the remaining batters without a run being but he was nailwl coming: -down the Rubel hit down the line to Den« Sullivwv Spittler, 5: Base on balk off Rose, wizard of the diamond. home stretch. 4 runs, 3 hits. man, and was naile-d by Clark at ftr«t "fiMtba* Conrad'2; off Spittler, 2. Sacrifice hite— Young Johnny Murphy is «-ored. He grinned, and said speculatively, Second inning: Handerhnn al«) Rosonbloom bit nt the ozone thrae Dapolito. Attendance—400. fell the victim of Med^wick's slants, times without results. Poll hdt ta proving himself to be the "Well, he'V my boy." Clark was given a free ticket to first. D«nmnn, and was also caught at first Wukovets got to first after being o runs, 0 hiU. answer to the prayer of any Miller Huggins is still banking on Heim- nicked by the ball. Toth hit to short. Nirtth inning: Handerhan struck W. Gregory baseball scout. The new Miler Hgg and was put ojit at first. Both run- out. Clark sinprled to left, registering County Superintendent ach, Pipgras, Johnson, Pennock andd HoyHtt ttc nera advanced, De.nman walked, and the only other hit made by Woo* : Ginley Fordham meteor is a twirl- Donovan .... win him a pennant ththisyeari . ItIt''s a good thi with the bases loaded to full oiipa- bridge during the entire nine frame*. •er who well deserves the city, Montague struck vainly at three Wukovets hit to Richey at short, and Addresses Carteret PTA he has a lot of confidence—that flock of twirl- Biegert name of the "Dick Merri- fast ones. 0 runs, 0 hits. the Carteretinna ended the ffame mOI ers is pretty wild. And perhaps Connie Mack Stutike doublied to left. Resko hit a nice double play. Rubel to Woo*- of General Scope of well of 1929", and how! to third, bult was thrown out at timst. hull. 0 Tims, 1 hit' Box score: Gombo* --• won't have a little to say about it too! The Stutzke advancing a base. Nannen Woodbridge High AB R H E School Work and P. T. A. In- Murphy has all the hooks Quaker City boys aren't so slow this seasor tanned, ffichey singled to right, scor- DimOck, 2h 4 0 t fluence. and slants of a camouflag- inng StutekeStutzke, and stealinstejlingg seconweoiidd alalll gtiilTnast5im»n,ln If« ZZZ.4 4 00 either. At least, they have a few steady twirl- n one breath. Woodhull ^ngled to 44 0 ed battleship. He can burn ers. The Yanks are going—the Yanks are gor gchlIli inrtt ,, There was a bastlnUl get out of that hole. He js a cool lad, and a Italian Society Elects WS3 Aff^lifWSS R^^liS^ Desimone Again As Head Boy Attends Theatre specifications contained j£ pi of a ftgat with the w*"™""^ ""£ did remarkable whi.s Man Smashes Doors plans or Falc( 5 To ay . herein. Club number the boys The membera- of the Italian v Rover Boya Of ^ord»l irtls tttul this number ciaty, S. S. Redentore, met inin itss j Iteiwmm 1 .i. Lost In Elizabeth fourth annual meeting at the club- I 75 tona of pea «oal, delivered to the Wife Withdraws Charge Liberty Falcons, „ „,„„,« ,,.,-...bcrs of the Harmony house, 1'7" Lewis street; Sunday | storage ibins in High Sehool. : Tne * .wor ,n»l Hevue cast who took part were: Mrs. J. Lukaah of Lafayette Street Anthony Farko, of Jeanette night and n, wu, trot out thor!"» , , ,, , ,»K aoloa ac.com- Street Is Picked Up By Eli-President, ^ , B]m s wibl y whl aU Released After Night in Jail td to the office for the fourth <:oil- Item 2. ,. ,, e*t line-up in order to wore a win ^ ^ . ^ pijiH0 her s r> -—Drunk Cause of Trouble. zabeth Police. «ecutive term; vice president,, James 100 tans of pea coal delivered to the over th« Card*. . , „.„,,.„. Miss Amu* Kicburds: Thomua Jake- Beraidi; financial secretary, Paa- storage bins ire Columbus schooj. Sunday at John Luka&h, (if 1 Lafayette street, Anthony Farko, aged 9 year,^, of quale De Santos; eorrespondiriK sec- 60 tons of stove coal delivered to the caused reported miss- reltary, Frank Slcco; treasurer, Paul storage bins in Columbus school. JIC same with — f ,,« afternoon Stiltato; head of sanitary commit- 20 tons of pea coal delivered to the Plainfield to a future date^ tM who made tee, Anthony Masco; sports manager, storage bins in Columbus school. ise oither Rose 6T ,f| Perter Desimone. Item 3. the Rover and Johnny Skurat, at third. .--- - and that he was smashing down bov which was relayed to other po- After the election, a business ses- iine d(epartments in this aaction of storage 1 er garden. ^\%^Z^LlT^ Accident Reveal. 'doors with aft —: i sion was held and the officers took dudes Pellegrino at first, nt to tlw. Mm the state-. I theipr thairsir& . Twenty-three new school. | second, Byiecki at short, and Play Wrong Licen.e Plate. «and- Ward ^were sent to the Bcene. \f *M o'clock Sundav nieht the! ^ - Twenty-tnree new Item 4. held in reserve. Mw Lukafih ^gnt^ aa comcomplainp t annd kd OfficeOffi r police of Elizabeth called uip neaa- :"ui~"""Ti_ H her'husband wus uilockee a-M.-d up. . iiuarwirs at i«, _ • •" ^' Strandberg was Wesley Moore, cuartew at Cai-tereV t _a»d^reported electe^^d ihe 8Ociet^ hvBloian t6v the 'I*: colored, of 41 Warj»ir»d cpnnsC. i.unao.*ated, whtheo axe is th. e mother that the boy bad *heen"d"etamed"in ^ P' officiate. next twulve moavths. The box score; of ten .children, refused to press the Elizabeth. 0 day evening an a result of an acci- "" "•;•,—; . re-, At flrat it was reported that the He Z £ 11 1 61 an boy had run uwiiy from home. His Local Forming Here Hasculin, If •• 0 dent in which he figured a few min- f ! " t 4jl-j l ea e d •— -,- tntjitther was notified and went to Of Firefighters Union Smolewky, H 1 utes earliw in Roosevelt avenue in , f . «"**. Monday mornindisturbancg e Elizabeth. Thl- l)°y explained that 15 tons of pea coal delivered to the Kara, 2b •- 5 front of tho Economy Garage. Moore ^ been dr.nkiiiK and waa arrested he wanted to .see a show in an Eliz- storage bins in Cleveland school. Medwick, cf 0 had pulkd anind dmt pureiiaseo thd egw cur.b Aast for vr.«fw* a ?lmi\M abeth movie howse «nd becauw lost Preliminary steps to organize a 70 tons of rjea coal delivered to tho Liberty Faloaa» Da»e« He was taken home Carteret Local No. 292, Internation- storage ibjng in Cleveland school. Jr j},a i • the 'irarag • e he ra4=n several days previously. after the show, rlaPlanss arlee under way ior the ! by lib mother. al Firefighters Union, were taken The Board reserves the right to re-' " " ""~7- ""' *".: ' 0 he- I Wednesday night at a meeting held iecuany or all bids, and'to waive iw- BFalcons"nual ,dau<: on. eMa, ^yv«j 18? ,ty at theJbe- $V 0 into in fire hall No. 2. John S. Oibriebt material informalities. hall. Music will he furnished b;J re v-iuu VO11..V was elected temporary chairman ami Signed, jaeger'* car vrtm damaged, kind's Cliffwood Beach,, or "•J —o Was Financial Succe** Jtov Uunn w^ ^^ f «etary and WILLIAM V. COUGHLIN, Manypriiea will be awasdw g Officer Kalish took Moore to head- inn under toe auspices of the District CU-rk. rommittee in chastge repoitj^-. 0 quaitars and reporttxl that lie was •of St. Joseph's HtJiool. There " treasurer. Members of the council U. P. 5-3, 10. advance saje of W»)«ita, Aero tjriving a ytudebuker car on retfisi- t many tubles in play and A large crowd uttemled the dance and of the fire company were present hu» -beun ijlated at B0 cent*. truLioi) pltutcsl issued for an Oakkiui. were awarded. The ar- r the ('unterefc Aero Gloib, Sat-and there was a luncheon, NOTICE liellero, ef •More wits given " summons to ap- -o-^.. were in charge of the liight at Uu- Slovak Sok61 Hall, A charter forl the Carteret union Puxauant to an act entitled "An Oresillo, pear in polit* ^ourt for a following coemmiftue: ('Iiairman, was furnished by Tangaai-d's was presented by John Glynn, of Act for the better protection i>f gar- SUB ,tra. T: «• uge keeper^ and autombilo repair- MoKeon, la»t night. Mrs. toed C. 'Cdtoii; Mrs. Fred Newurk. Complete ptr : Geologists ' nA.ic« is herebv tfivn inetul. surroundei bf n ^JfiM "*«e*i« »""""-'J " tbaT McNallyMcHall^.. ThThe affaiutrairr wawas •a t . tuHwdj o||t (l(, i ^ a Amnc[^ „ | ', ' F>ank Andres, and John to John Si\vtt, last known owner uiid Calabro, p •'"••••'••"'__ i( t(JpI1(W out to whomever elite may luy. cluiiu u» rocke some fifty mll»« 18 8 3 0 owner of motor vehicle, model !)8, w r J engine 96217048, aerial 214I>42, suid car being ;»n Overland Whiiiu^t m>- "NOTES fe -^ wrStty si jMras, w^ p gj-£ f^bTjr'sa! k. dan, that the rtfc* c» will I* »M at NOTES iCwdirwl AlbWlc Club, on Th»«W P«"» bmlllilu| fWIl which was ™f F *Jf Vwl Heading, and Mte N,w, of All C.rUr.l Borou.l, i. public auction on th« lflth duy of evening, May 9, f the Slova* Svftpl pw, • ^ ^. wulwin Frey. ""»». « wt^ wotl ^ 8eooI,d u p iht mlu, vMj , May, 1929, hy Leonard Calri, ait au- Flag Con- Hall on Wheeler Av«nue. Muic^ won m iu ^ HuJd.«j>i u. ,. TMJ^ *. tomobile repairman resi t ^ t Borough of C«rt*rat, N. J Sealed oroQaaab will be rec At Woman •CMI M WO* Husband U Her Clerk wrinklta tnd wont t«(itatl UM find Booroatnoutli, ,—When Un. ltatlaai AoM a mon« woman, thick- CARTERET PRESS Hrnesl Comer o( Olirlstchun h road. achea fit* that bard M|« to th« vtl«a H-Wr^ti... 11.BO P.r Y..r Finsrnmhe, mounts the rostrum of One and make women feel forty-fire when (if the lending nuctlon rooms In thin they are barely tWrty. Many of the. PnUUhtd Bwy FrM.y By I own mul hpglnft wMillng the hammer, tired aches could be avoided If wtm- C H. BYRNE, 43 Chrome A™., CARTERET, N. J. ilciilers sit tit> und take notice. en wonW take a little less ear* of Fnr although Mrs. Comer U a plo- their bonnes and a little better car* Tettpbona Cartoret 403 tippr (if her mn In the strenuous pro- of themselves.—Fnrm and fesnlon of fiutloneerliig, she Is ac- a HL BYRN1 ™ Editor and Manager knnwlpflBcd by mnle competitors to •atared as seecnd cka matter Ion* 5, 1934, at Carter«t, N. I, he one of the cleverest In England. tot Offlee, aadtr (at Art of kUrek I, 1870. With true womnnlj Intuition she I* keen to drive ft bnrtfflln, oml this abil- ity, together with the feminine "gift forelfli BepreenitatiTM of gab," baa contrtbnted greatly to her New J*ncy N«l»hbortood Newspaper*, Inc. success. Mm. Comer took up autloneertng A WORTHY MOVEMENT about ten years ngo, when, owing to her- husband'bes Illness, she "wasbrea comd - pelled toMr becom. Comee rth noe wfamil actsy abreas hedr In this age of drives for all manner of purposes it seems winner. appropriate to comment when a drive is launched for a really clerk. worthy purpose. The campaign about to be launched to raise Furniture Is Mrs, Comer's specialty, funds for the Kiddie Keepwell Camp is a worthy movement. find her husbnnd Is BD expert on pic- tures. In the few yearn the camp has been conducted it has done un- "But 1 have sold motor cars and told Rood. Thtfcamp was instituted for the benefit of under- many other articles by auction with nourished children. Each year aince it was opened the camp success." she added. has been full during the summer. Boys and girls' from all parts Swede and Finn Barks of the county were sent to the camp. Without a single exception in Long Ocean Race each child was benefitted in health by the stay. Gothenburg, Sweden.—An old-fash- ioned sailing race from to The management of the camp has a program whereby the England has Just iteen begun by a lummer is divided into two five-week periods, one for boys and Swedish and a Fnnish bark. The the other for girTa.TnaT 19! flttfillg^mte part vtthe aumnw the Swedish entrj?. ffle IWntrtW of Gothen- burg. Is the last four-masted full-rig- camp is full of little girls and during the other period the camp ger In the Swedish merchant marine. is occupied by boys. All of these little folks return home great- She Is 2,100 gross tons. Her com ly improved in health and when school begins they have the petltor Is the Herzogin Cecllle, whose energy to make progress in their studies. This result of the home port Is Marlehnmn on the Aalnnd Island, In the Baltic sea. The dis- eamp has been noted by several teachers. tance from Port Lincoln, the murtlng It should be kept in mind that the camp is for undernour- point of the race, to Plymouth la ai> ished children only and that children with contagious or infec- Long Scarfs in Vogue proilmaiely IK,000 nautical miles. Diagnosed t*st ye:ir the same vessels engaged tious disease—disease of any kind in fact—are not admitted. In 4 similar race between, these two The purpose of the cfttnp is prevention not cure. That is the rea- QUICK! CALL PR; cttles, al which time the Bereogtn lon behind the slogan "Keep well beats Get well." PIPER,—IWtfOW' Cecllle won, arriving 18 days ahead of the Swedish boat The whole theory of good health is resistance to disease 6LINP - MAY SALE OF germs. The well nourished body lacks resistance and usually EVERYTHING 15 Plane to Map Route loses the fight in a battle with disease. This is particularly* true BLURRED -HURRY! of children from 5 to 12 years. In normal, well nourished chil- in Native Australia Sydney, Aiistrplln.—One of the last Work and dren these are the years of greatest activity. Great demands remaining unexplored sections of the are made up on the energies of the body but with ample food, (luth outside polnr regions, a sec- properly digested and assimilated, the supply of energy is kept tion of Australia flhout the size of England, Is about to be opened up Dress with some to spare. In the undernourished child the normal ac- by alrplnne. tivities of child life upset the balance—more energy is consum- The plane will map the route which ed than is supplied and health bankruptcy results. Then the explorers later will follow. Aerial first exposure to disease brings illness often death or permanent observations will determine whether the caravan ahull uttetnpt to travel Trousers disability, mental and physical. with camels on foot or otherwise. A whole train of evils follow. The character of the child It Is said that no white maD yet has weakens with the growing weakness of thtt body. Students of set Us foot In this territory, which Is the southeastern corner of central For Men- • erime agree that the undernourished child, if he survives child- Australia The expedition, now be- hood is much more likely to become a criminal than the healthy ing organized. Is sponsored by tbe KUJHI Geographical Society of South child. Australia. The Kiddie Keepwell camp is a remedy for all these evils. $O.95 Its only drawback is lack of facilities and accomodationa.-Since it was founded the camp has benefitted about 800 children Father Saffe /<;//: 2 from all over the county. The number of children that need Alv;v3 look at the benefit of the camp is far in excess of its present facilities. your Joys with a mi- The purpose of the campaign is to raise funds to extend .standing of Jewish Ideals Largely croscope and your and improve those facilities; to build larger and better build- Long seitrfB are u fashion note for sorrows with the Responsible for Prejudice tbe Bummer season. This model wi-ars wroug end of an op- ALL WOOL KNICKERS ings, to supply more nurses and directors and to take- care of a four-yard atrip of yellow and or- era glass. By RABBI STEPHEN S. WISE. a great many more children than can at present be accomodat- ange butlk material worn with care- News of All Carteret Borough ed. less chic about her shoulders. A yel- $O.95 II12 world's prejudice toward the Jew is due to a misunderstand- low Jersey and white flnnnel skirt cre- in the Press, the most It is a worthy movement because it is a movement to help ate an effective bix-'kerouml for this widely read paper those who have never had an opportunity to help themselves. ing of his aims, ideals and racial inter-relation. What is the voluminous scarf. matter with us? What iis the matter with those who persecute in Carteret i FEAR T us, who, iu a thousand ways, have afflicted and troubled us? Regular Value $5.00 An Editorial by EDWIN BAIRD Almost anything may be explained but not everything may be vindicat- Editor of Real Detective Tales ed or justified, I could sum up the whole crux of the opposition to Semitiam in one word. That word is "alienism," not as it is jenerally STOP PAYING RENT "In the night, imasaning some fear, how easy is,a huah Mipposed a bear!" Thus Shakespeare. understood in the sense of newcomers who are alien immigrants, but in But it isn't only in the night that fear is imagined. Most the sense that the word really means and in the sense that it is applied of us, night or day, have imaginary fe*rs that haunt us—the to Jews. We are different and therefore misunderstood. fear of poverty, or the fear of old age, or some dread disease, The Jews are the great creditor nation of the world. Dislike for or the fear of losing our money or losing our friends, or the its creditors, too, explains the attitude of the world toward us, Rumania fear of secret enemies, or business failure, or the opposite sex, and other countries as well. Whether we are really different seems to i er the fear of hell fire and -the wrath of God. be leas the method of reasoning than the fact that we are believed to be And, finally, the fear of death. This in the King of Fears. different. "Of all fears this is the most tyrannical—and the most falla- The Christian world doesn't know the truth about us, and, as a re- How much longer are YOU going to be A Stitch in Time cious. Since death is nothing more than a sleep, why fear it? sult, we have for centuries been the moat misunderstood race on the a Rent Receipt Collector? With few exceptions, all our fears, are imaginary. They face of the earth. Except for the few centuries when we had a king, a Saves (L£ST) Nine exist only in our minds, and if you analyze them they disap- country and a national life of our own, we have been forced to go every- —on your radio. where throughout the world in order to exist. Expert inspection now and pear. Strangely enough, the most illogical fears are the most then—with the top-notch recep- firmly rooted. Is it because they are throw-backs to our remote Some of us are rich and for man; it would be a better thing if they tion that results—ia a luxury were not. We have seen the effects of accumulation in the record of the that repays its slight coat many • ancestry? times over in reduced coat of We smile at the chiJd who fears the dark, but we who ^>ast and if there be another century of accumulation bj our people, operation—batteries or bouse •mile have fears justas .childish. then "woe betide the Jews. current, tubea, and repairs. Let ua took it over—we can We laugh at the savage with his superstitious fears, but I do not think that there are many deliberate, conscious anti-Sem- take that "stitch in time" that -'ites but there are many who do not understand us. We are a phenom- are they any more laughable than our fear of Friday the Thir- BUY A HOME f ROM US AT AVENEL ON THE EASY will save you worry later on. teenth? enon and the world does not want to deal with a phenomenon. PAYMENT PLAN Fear playa queer tricka. Any person will tread a ten-inch Dishonesty in Business Is Now Scarce Enough Tiled Bath, Gas Range, Ironing Board, Stearn Heat— plank if it rests on the ground, but how many will attempt to Modern and Stylish in Design AUTHORIZED eross the same plank if it is suspended ninety feet in the air? to Be Sensational News High Elevation -*- All Improvements — Sewers — Paved SILVER-MARSHALL The man who breathes calmly in a germ-laden room will shud- SERVICE Streets — Schools — Churches — StoreB. STATION der at sight of a harmless snake. The man who talks fearlessly By OWEN D. YOUNG, General Electric Company Official EXPERT SERVICE Fine Neighborhood of American People. to another, so long as he thinks they are equals, will stammer ON ALL MAKES B«U«T S*u EfectrifiMl T - with fear if he thinks the other is his superior, Our big business is no longer feared by the peopja. Exploiters no Terms Easy—Price Reasonable Opvrat* N»w T»b«a Every person, say the psychologists, is born with an infer- longer own them. / [ Come out and let us show you what we Jiave. iority complex; and this complex is a senseless fear—the fear Their shares are spread from one end of the country to the other. E.H.MOTT that others are better than we. Men fail in life because of this Broadly speaking, the vast organizations are in skilled hands and the MAPLE REALTY CO. 87 Chrome Ave. fear. roads are reasonably safe. Cartorat, N. J. 95 Avenel St. AVENEL, N. J. Telephone: Carteret 474-J I know a woman of wealth and vocal talent who has al- The American public 25 years ago was more or leas in the position ways wanted to sing in public; but, until quite recently, she of an old frietid of mine whose horae became frightened when it saw its eould never overcome the fear of facing the audience. Alone, first" automobile and'jumped a fence, wrecking the buggy in which the or among intimate friends, she sang well enough, but when she old man was riding. The driver of the car stopped and asked the old Keep youth was booked for a public concert she became paralyzed with gentleman if Us could do anything for him. fear and refused to go on the stage. At last, by sheer courage, /•No," the old fellow answered. "J think you've don* enough for Something New in Radio she forced herself before an audience, and forced herself to today." longer! sing. She had no trouble after that. She had killed the ghost The American people had the same fear of big business as the old that haunted her—the ghost of fear. man's horse did of the auto when it first appeared around the bend, cleanse the system After all, most of our fears are nothing but /hosts. snorting and clattering, U years ago, but with the present high-geww) See the new Atwater Kent Radio machines, run by careful, expert drivers, that fear ba* largely disap- of poison* . peared. . "Q" Follow*! by "U" Mwt Go OB Record that uses the new Screen Grid tube In KngllHii "

\» 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 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 Kond, From H>or> to I!'2H ;it>c»ut, fiv«- i ploycfs of ihr lailroad company »' ncrntw t.h« niilroad n«' time a large motor wX and KSSP* Turnpike, passing the truck owned by KnmUol Feller of |w,lm Railroad station; whrrp Onk 5ST Prove That Pennsylvania New Rrunirwirk ran-ymjr a f11'1 I"11'' Tree Rniwl rrosaod the railroad Road I-o»es Money By Grade 0/ produce, durintr the holiday sea- tracks at Isolin thousands of auto- •u>n waa struck in tho center, com- mobiles crossed the tracks in addi- Crossing At [selin. plot'ely wrecked and trip contents tion to the eight or nine hundred farrimi for fully a thousand foot trains operated by the Penna. R. R. [n i m m u n i c a t i n n to on track No. 1 in the direction of Copies of this map were submitted Wei!, at fcait It will PHKHS A if red M Hyde, a prominent olonta. There was no loss of life to Mr. Fisher and to the Board of look like new when n'tizen nf f=

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<- l« " HP*1*"1"1 most to hrlng about thU fertlll U SE MILK •rlrptor which dctprmlnM ttie latlon which makes for fepro ASTEURIZED pnlnrlly In HIP truck nnd upon ductlon. The colon of petals P thin polnrlly Is (^pfndpnl the help the Insect find the flowers. Watkpr-llordon Certified MHk (llrprllon In which the locomo- ! (©. lilt. WMI«ru NnWKpuptr Union.) tc Farm.- Haw Golden Guernsey Milk (IVP move*. s and Kuteer's Special Raw Tubarculia "Hark up" domis the engine Tented Milk nacltwnW) nnd "stop" brenkn Father Safle /<;//: flip rlrcnit Illowlnc Into Hie DISTRIBUTION COVERS Irnnsmllter will rliock tin! en- The average man IP Bt any point, diipsn't »eem to wor w Brunswick. Highland Park. South River, Sejrevttle, ry much nhont the Parlin, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbridge A frog can have but one green back >••••••••••••••••« pc-vertj of his neigh Carterct, Fords and Metuchen, N. J. There is where you may beat the frog hor. A savings account is like a snow ball SEAT IN PARLIAMENT GOES _ A ClHssified Adv. Will Sail It — Keep it rolling and it grows Even a leopard keeps hu> spots WITH ISLAND UP FOR SALE Up to you. to save a few ten spots. A Blrlklnit sports ilrrns l~ IIHS lnv piece costume of IWIKC with IIMIHTH HI Hlghert Bidder for Breehou, Small king's blue woven Into itie mn,t>rIn! til* In English Channel The iklrt IH plnlted nnd the «wverel> Qati Both. jrtdlu Junior «K#w» • V mwUllo* A handkerchlpf ncarf, showing shnrtes ot , Enslnnd. — Anybody beige nnd hlne, trims the frock, and wnnt to buy a seat In a parliament, low-heeled oxfords. Knowing » tongue even If It Is not much of a parlia- Savings Institution trimming, complete the tostuuie ment? Alert Homekeepers Enjoy 210 SMITH STREET, CORNBR MAPLE STREET If so, the woolilbe M. P. or parlia- mentarian has only to make the high- The Oldest Bank in Perth Amboy cat bid for the Island, or Islet, of Brechon, In the Channel Islands, Economizing the ASCO Way! which Ig no* for sale. Ownership of Brechon carries with The reason we say "enjoy economizing the ASCO Way" is very It n seat In the parliament of Sark briefly explained. In fact, a trial of it on your part will be a still shoH- Knrk Is seven miles east of Guernsey, er and more convincing method. For when you make the ASCO Store where the cows come from, and Headquarters for procuring groceries, meats, produce, soaps and other mensures three and one-half miles long by one and one-half miles wide requisites, you will be getting the very best And after each .hopping Surf and hns a normal popnlatlon ot con- expedition if you will count your costs and compare with what you ace siderably under 1.000: have been paying elsewhere, you will find you have economized—and Hrechon Is a quarter of a mile west was it not pleasantly ? of Sark and Is politically a part of Surk, which In Itself retains many Fancy Large Santa Clara Smoothness of the queer tights, privileges, and sometimes obligations of the Chan- nel Islands, which have a history as is a most important quaint as their people. Until a year ago the Channel Islands were exempt Prunes 2 - 23 quality for street pave* from the dreaded British Inheritance taxes. Local Mlf-tOTernmeDt, based npon Urge prunes 2 fts 29C merit To remain smooth customs, torn, grants, charters, trea- The Bpring time health food. ties, and what not, ts strong In the c ni under heavy traffic, the Channel Islands. Much of the cus- tom Is French rather than English, Reg. 15c ASCO Fancy Crushed pavement must have and Franch-of an antiquated type, re- or Country Gentleman 9 sembling tb* Norman French, Is the * 'Fresh Picked" Flavor. official language In many Instances. Delicious, young tender sweet Corn with fhat strength* To be an It, P. In the parliament of Sark Is not an empty honor, and Is Bread Supreme and Victor Pan Bread are balced in our own Bak«ri«*, delivered to ear Be Proud of worth having by a wealthy man with Store* loon after they leave the Orent. Pure, Freib,, Delicioui Br«ad at a prica tkat Portland cement con- a love Of th« quaint it possible only through modern methodi and Quantity Production. Your Homo! Brechon has been In the hands of one family for many years. It has a crete pavements have dwelling heas* bad farm, an arable Big I the strength needed to I HE world and hit plateau, a mite of winding road, fish- Wrapped ing facilities and a landing place for Loaf 8c wife are able to judge motorboats. Bread Supreme stay smooth as built, The island vis the same size as Je- your material success by thou, the Channel paradise belonging Victor Bread Pan loaf 5c winter or summer. to Compton Mnckenzle, the novelist the home you live in. Are The silver mines of Little Sark are ASCO HEINZ POST TOASTIES OR also up for sale. Parts of these talnes, KELLOGG'S you proud to invite friends which were abandoned 80 years ago PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION as unproductive, run 800 feet below Corn Flakes Rice Flakes and business associates the sea, bat U» land area comprises Corn Flakes M7 Madison Avtttm some twenty acres of pasture. NEW YORK This property also claims a sep- 2 ^kg. 13c 2 **< 25c crry home? Bill Ding can assist arate and practically Independent ex- A National Organization to They're Toasted! They are Delicious! 2 **> 15c you in remodeling your istence on Its own side of the isthmus. Improve and Extend the Utes of Concrete ASCO Evaporated Milk . tall can 10c present home or advise Oft WeHi Ma lie Offlcaa la 32 Cltlaa to Produce Salt Farmdale Evaporated Milk 3 tall cans 25c you about building your Hecker'i Farina pkg IBe, 24c Sand Springs, Okla.—Salt water in Big Boy Wheat Cereal pkg lie oil wells, which has cost the petroleum new one. industry millions of dollars, Is an as- ASCO Tomato Catsup big bot l£c set to Dr. Otto Martin, petroleum Presto Cake Flour pkg 33c chemist, who recovers the salt and ASCO Tomato Puree 3 can* 28c turns freBh water into streams usu- Cocomalt H lb can 25c, lb can 45c The HOOVER Keeps ally dry. F. A. or Campbell's Spaghetti can 10c A three-mile pipe line extends from Hansen's Junket Powder pkg 12c salt water wells near Sand Springs RUGS Like New to Martin's plant, where he recovers Always Freshly Roasted and an average of 12.S per cent of pure Selected with care—in a Teas that Please HEN the Hoover cleans house for you, salt. He uses settling basins rather word, fine Coffee at a Big Ur IUfr*aUmg •»• three separate and necessary cleaning than heat to crystallize the salt, Saving! SummUtlB* W W00DBRIDQE variation from usual methods. methodB are used—beating to loosen the ASCO TEAS tramped-in grit, sweeping to pick up the lint LUJHBER COMPANY Besides producing table salt, Mar- ASCO and threads, and suction to remove the sur- tio awids his recovery to market to lb BUDDING MATERIAL STORE be used as nitrate fertilizer, Iodine Coffee 39c 17c : » 33c face dirt, the loosened grit and the swept-up and soda ash. \ Orui* Pakoo, Ia4I lint. VOODBRIDCI • NEW JEUKT OM Couatrr StyU The Hoover dusting — Classified Ads, Bring Results — Victor Blend Coffee lb 35c tools are equally effi- * BUck cient. They go jnto all MU*d lb pk* the hard-to-reach places and remove the dirt. P. & G. White Naptha Soap 5«ke49c The Hoover do luxe model No. 700~?75 Architect. • • Rinso or Lux Soap Flakes Wg pkg^JI3c cash. Hoovejr model No. 643—$59.50. Both Ivory Soap . . . , cake 7c, 12c prices are increased a little when purchase is Builder Bab-0 For Eiuund and Porcelain . , . call 14c made in divided pay- ments of $5 down and $5 a month. Refreshing Beverages! Delicious Sweet Treats! Puritan and Ruppert's €\ Let Your Old 4 Cereal B«VAraff«Beverages Ck boU 5 ASCO C»>mr Mint! lb 20c Electric Cleaner Home Owner... Rob'Roy Pale Dry Help to Pay bot for Your Ginger Ale licta New Hoover! I « • and Wife ASCO Ginger Ale3-25c|a£ga£gii R. ^t R. Chicken Broth can 15c "1 WANT the same telephone convenience at home," sayf the owner, "that I have at my office. I want this GreenhUl Baby Mushrooms small can 35c for convenience, safety and comfort." Imported Olive Oil H pt can 2»e ASCO Stuffed Olive. .,. t bots 25c "You have no idea how much easier and better the ASCO Peanut Butter tumbler »Oe, 17c, 25c day is roado with enough telephones," says the wife. ASCO Bartlett Pears big can 2fe "1 provide," say» the architect, "complete telephone Sweet Mixed Pickle* t.! iqt J«r »• PVBLICCllSERVICE 931 convenience throughout the hmisr, because people ASCD Fancy Wet Shrimp can Ife. everywhere are welcoming it." ASCO Corn Meal 1 pkf Ift» "1 build conduits for telephone wires right into the Pabst-ett Cheese ^.., ..r. pkf J*» valla of my homes," says the builder, "becauseIt helps Soft Cream Cheese ...., I BKgt *•« me tell the houses and people get 90 much-, mote pleasure out of them." So thia new conception ut complete telephone con- venience is gtowing throughout the country. Te)o IN OUR PRODUCE DEPARMENT! HOLOHAN BROS. phone the Business Office now and let us show how GARAGE |t can be added easily and quickly—tit tuch 1 ICEBERG LETTUCE cost—to your home. PINEAPPLES , Dunlop Tires and Tubes BANANAS « Tire and Tube Repairing RHUBARB _„ „ New Jersey Bell Telephone Company •r. Pull Line of Auto Accessories VAIXNCIA GRANGES ,%&•• M fr* A* WOQOBjfUOCK STSWff-S""'.' p/ru'ij-/- These Theatres Project The World's Finest Talking Pictures And Are Equipped

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

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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. Sale, who' conducted forest land to smoking during the flame Instead of a glow, as In the caae the color powders now In commercial the experiments at the bureau, be- forest-fire season, uod many large Um- of the cigarette, so that a fire Is use, which fade more rapidly. To the lieves that this loss might be reduced ber operators rigidly prohibit amok- caused almost every time a lighted eye the row* are exactly similar, ex l le w considerably. .iP_ J ,_ ?°,d»by employee* and match Is carelessly thrown on laflam- cept as, they may differ in tone. Hundred* of eigaxgU^ tULttfl. _ . \visitorslDf . —--•<•—«.-..-.,.,—.,..,. AltbiMKb UtfiU. colors were designed collected to determine what length S for use In printing Inks, XTOctoT usually discarded unused. It was Test Out Safety Measure*. Student*' Signs Lead Schwnrti says they may be used for USED GMl MART found that the average smoker throws Tests showed that by using a cork fabrics such as nilks and cottons. his cigarette away with an Incb and tip an incb long, either plain or coated to Color Discovery 74-76 FAYETTE STREET ~ PHONE ZTOb PERTH AMBOTi a quarter unhurried, while less than on tbe Inside with water glass, a Troy, N. T.—The rapid fading of Ato«t Onn»lvM 2 per cent of the butts are smoked sodlum-alllcate substance, that the flaming colors on student athletic Life Is worth living only If we make down to the lost quarter Incb. glow in the average butt would go signs here baa led to the discover; of it IO. each man wltb tbe life that U Flip 170,000 Stubs a Mi nut*. oat soon enough greatly to decrease an entirely new set of fast colors at K«>n«BP|flpr Polvtfi'hnlr tnptlnite. given him. Approximately 170,000 cigarette the dancer of tire. Laboratory tests The greatest monetary loss sustained by the buyer of an automobile today CRESCENT THEATRE is depreciation. Such loss can be ^ THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL greatly overcome by purchasing a N PERTH AMBOY, N. J. good used car at a reasonable price, M The only silent Picture Theatre in Perth Amboy We offer you substantial values in reconditioned cars SATURDAY - SUNDAY- that are ready to give thousands of miles of excellent "LOVE AND THE DEVIL" service at low cost. We invite you to inspect our stock. Also Another Episode "CHINATOWN MYSTERY

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 Gloves Plain Window Shades and wave your hand ut everyone when the service U ended thun It would be Each to explain why you stayed at home. $J98 65c Nancy and I didn't go to church last Reasonably priced. Professional model, Made of high-quality Sunday. We stayed al home and had Outfit includes bras* machine oil opaque a beautifully quiet Uuw and read June autographed by Vir- Austen's "Northanger Abbey." And no sie, midiron, mashie gil Barnes. Quality cloth. In a wide se- one asked us why, and we didn't get and putter with oil rubbed glove lection of popular ! our names In the paper, but you toe leather grips and 5- colors. Size 36 in. x we are not public officials. leather; leather «& 1129. Wntim Newspaper Union.) in. golf bag. laced at wrist. 5 ft. Strong for Old-Timers Kloyd Carlson, crack pitcher of the of the Diamond Pastime SEARS ROEBUCK and Co. lightweight Fly Reel Ruff led Voile Curtains Omaha Amateur baseball tenm, who The one and only linns Wftgner, bus received several offers to pitch declared by many to be the greatest PAYS THt POSTAGE Set with big league teams, but whlcli he shortstop of all time, Is strong for $398 has refused. Carlson Is an expert the old-timers of the diamond sport. On All Merchandise Ordered 97c bricklayer and as sucli cun earn hi* Speaking of lively ball, Wagner says Shakespeare single- 5-pc. set; fine wash- $12 dally. Floyd figures he inny as it Isn't the only advantage accorded from Our SPRING CATALOG able voiie. Cream well stick to his trade If btg lengue action fly reel for present day butters. He says the pitch- trout fishing. Light- ground — colored teams won't offer him more of a sal- ing Isn't so good as it was when he Which Can Be Sent Conveniently ary than he makes laying bricks. wus In his hcy No One Said to Stay Home | , advertisers. — FINNEY OF THE FORCE ^^ WM. F. MURPHY C SHEET METAL WORK Tin II Copp*r n Sb««t Iras Roofing and Hot Air Huttttg 45 MAIN STREET Tel. Woodbridg« 96

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 . 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«. pkg. 19c who Is vice president and general coun- sel Of the Terminal Railroad associa- tion, had fitted up a complete chemi- cal laboratory In the Pierce home at Campbell's Soups T^ 3 ««• 25c No. 21 Vandeventer place and had en- Celery, Pepper Pot, Vt», Chicken, ~ <• gaged tutors for his son. Vegefbla, "Vegetable Beef Had Chauffeur snd Valet OR TOMATOES O ran. 91 c "Tom was always bright," Pierce can8 XL .''•',- •*" IONA BRAND ^ ^ told a reporter. "He led his classes at Western Military academy where A E he was attending school at the time Maxwell House VALUE U>. tin 45C of his Injury. After 1 brought him home from his grandfather's place at Union City, Tenn., where he had been Salad Dressing BRAND «<»• j« 19c shot, the school sent me a medal for scholarship that Tom had won. "Well, after the tutoring he attended Sandwich Spread BRAND 9o«.j«r25c classes at St Louis university In his wheel chair. He finished there and then took a post-graduate course In Nectar Teas % ib. Pk6.17c % n>.P kg. 33c chemical engineering at Washington university, "When he went to Washington uni- Apple Sauce BRAND • • 2 cans 25c versity, where he had a lot of labora- tory work to do, we had a lnboratory table built especially for him. It was Choc. Dessert KR5K 3 pkg,. 25c 122 BROAD STREET cut away In a little seml-clrcle so his chair would fit right up In it His valet waited outside for him while he Bokar Coffee .... u>. 43c ELIZABETH, NJ. was attending lectures and laboratory periods, and his car called for him RinSO «>R WASHING . Urge pkg. 19c at the end of each day's session. She Was on the Floor. "Incidentally, this Is the method he uses now In his downtown laboratory Evap. Milk SHBSBSS 3 uiic™ 25c there was Beatrice, and In two years and In the one at home. Qia chauffeur more Jogeph was born. and valet are always available and It was four years more before there • -• -• p. . ... special furniture make ft as conven- was another addition to the Pasos ient as possible for him. At all A&P MARKETS family, but Fate was denllng to Mary "During his school career, he was off a cold deck. Fella and George A&P meat markets offer you the choicest Injured again. A truck ran Into hU Hardy Perennial Plants were born on the same day. Then cuts of meat at prices that make budget* automobile and the end of his spine, keeping » pleasure, enly a year ago, there was Alfreda. the coccyx, was broken off. That In- Mary sat at the \vhlt£ tnble and Jury failed to heal, but Tom went stared at nothing. In six months there right ahead with Ills school work and would be another child". Seven—she then with his Job." ROASTING Plant now for the summer. We have a large assort- wonld not go on, Neither would she leave her four girls to live the same* Thus It was that Thomas Pierce, Jr., CHICKENS 3 lb Average lb. 45c life she had led. . The boys—well, paralyzed, the end of his spine broken ment of sturdy, well established plants which, if planted maybe the boys could fend for them- off and the wound unhealed, finished course In chemical engineering with selves—but no. How could Bhe sep- LOINS OF arate them? How could she take th« one of the highest scholastic standards now, will give you a constant supply of flowers for your girls and leave the boys behind? ever made In Washington university. Neighbor Smells Gas. It was In this condition that he went PORK 31c table all summer. About five hourB later, at 11 o'clock, to work for the Monsanto Chemical Mrs. Mary Murphy, who lives on the company three years ago, floor below, smelled gas. She foun.l CauffM 6»llfi*h. Patrolman Joseph McEvoy on the His terra will) the Monsanto concern Hardy Alyssum, Yellow; Aster, Climax Blue; comer. They went down and got Joe was temporarily halted last October at the poolroom. The three broke In. by another operation on his spine in Mary had fallen off the chair—she an attempt to heal the fractured Columbines; Coreopsis; Delphinums, Beautiful was on the floor with her feet npder coccyx. Before that, however, he had Fresh VEGETABLES discovered a new method of manufac- the table. In the bedroom next to the Scores of fresh vegetables are offered at Blue; Digitalis; Buddleria, Butterfly Blue; kitchen they found Alfreda and Felia turing aspirin, a method which he In the same bed. The covers were patented and turned over to his em- allA&P food stores and A&P meat markets, pulled to one side and trailed from ployers who now use It exclusively. too, at surprisingly low prices! Hardy Chrysanthemums; Gaillardia; Helenium; the bed. These were nulled back and And he also had formulated "Neez," a Fella's twin brother was found compound to prolong the life of silk doubled on the floor. *- stockings, which fie sold to a chemical Asparagus .... bnnch 35c Hardy Baby Gypsophila. In the next room was another bed. flrm. Joseph and Beatrice and Cella were At present he is In Florida, recover- Peas 2ib.. 23c And a wide variety of other hardy plants. there, Beatrice and Cella with their ing from the last operation. His latest arms entwined. All were dead. achievement occurred there recently. "Poor girl," mourned Mrs. Murphy. His chair was wheeled aboard a String Beans . . . 2U>.29c "Six kids and another comln'—no yacht which sailed out Into the Gulf wonder she got tired of life." stream and he caught three sailflsh. Accompanied by bis valet and an Florida Tomatoes . ib. 23c Boy Crippled Ten Years orderly from Barns hospital, young Pierce was wheeled aboard a yacht BAUMANN BROS. Again Able to Walk which took him to the gulf stream, Fayettevllle, W. Va.—After being eight miles offshore, which Is the only bedfast for nearly ten yenrs, a help place salltlsh muy lie caught. RAHWAY, N. J. less cripple, AsMon Ellison, Is again Long, slender, with a pointed pro- St George Ave. learning to walk In a children's hos- boscis somewhat like that of the THE GREAT Tel.Rahway711 pital. uwordliBh, aud with a sail-like dorsal When be was six years old Ashton fin, they are generally conceded to be ATLANTIC & PACIFIC suffered an attuclt of arthritic which the most difficult Ush In the world to left bis legs useless and his arms the innd. They put up a stiff battle after TEA CO. same way. He was taken to the hos- they are hooked, aud frequently leap pital for treatment eight months ago. high out of the water and shake the EASTERN DIVISION After several operations had been per hooks onl of thu mouths. formed and u system of braces de "In ctitchlug three in a single day, vised for him, Hie boy now Is able one eight and one-half, one seven, and gjSBjgf W'W www 1WI wi IWI m VMM m AT THE PRIMARIES to walk with the aid of crutches. He one six feet long. Tom set a record at also hue the use of his arms, which Miami Beach, and as fur as we know, are undeveloped. It may be a world's record." said him father. Novel Babies Love It VOTE FOR New York.—A theory that artificial Sheriff's Widow Sworn Hiefllea us big as peucticks will pro in as Hit Successor vide Immortal light for man tunic* For all stomach and intestinal The Laxative rroni I'rot Newt nn Harvuy of Prlutv Sun Itafttt'l.—Mrs. Lenu Keating, troubles and disturbances due ion university, who has made a Ion* widow of .Sheriff KeallUK of Miirin to teething, there is nothing study of unlnuils endowed with (um county who died recently, lius heen ap better than a sale Infants' and You Chew FREDERICK E. BLODGETT [minted sheriff for the two remaining ineseence. / Children's Laxative. years of KeHtlug'H tUtli term, Al- Uke Gum Girlt in HoMup though not the first woman sheriff In FOR Brady. TMUS. -Three girls, led Uj a California, she is the tirsl ID Murlu MRS. WIN9LOW*S Nofarte youth, held up a bank here, tnklri« couuty. She was sworn Ui by County ta.OOO to currt'uey and ranking their Clerk Qrtthatn. Mrs. Keating IB forty SYRUP But the Mint escape. alne years of uge and the mother of SHERIFF — Classified Ads. Bring Results — four growl) sous. "A mfcn "to will briny to the oftce the quali- MORTGAGE MONEY fications neceisMry for a businesslike administration RABINOWITZ HARDWARE of a very important department." 'il It's Hardware, Wa Have It! UNLIMITED AMOUNTS AVAILABLE 1ST AND 2ND MORTGAGES Perso#j«l integrity and ability make for true HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES Mnric*. Mr. Blodgett hat that persona? integrity CONSTRUCTION LOANS and ability. HOUSE FURNISHINGS Roosevelt Av«n»w CABTEBflT. N. 1 DUNHAM - Bargain Day Every Day »BUY ^ In The |SELL FOR) SOLD Sarlat Bros. Chain Stores Each Day In The Year To ARLAT BROTHERS' Chain Stores 56 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret Garber's Block, Near Crescent Theatre Th( STOCK of the Carteret Variety Store, 570 Roosevelt Avenue No matter how big or how small a stock is, and no matter where it is, if only it is a good bargain, we buy it. Once more we have made a good buy, and this time it is right here in our own town. This bankrupt stock we now offer to the public, regardless of cost, at fifty cents on the dollar. Sale Starts Every item an extra special. Same Sale Starts Friday, May 3rd guarantee as in all our Sales--Satisfac- Friday, May 3rd at 9:45 a. m. sharp tion or money back with the same smile at 9:45 a. m. sharp A Full Line of Infants Caps, Slips, Coats, Baby Carriage Covers, and Baby Blankets, Baby Dresses

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^