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Record^ Tuesday^ December 4 tMr, Vernom •. ..18 il»nd, Vernom ..-8 SECTION ONE Dymondt Oerncr. Ilmotlsta ..IB .. D Victory For "Y" Big Fbe O. F. CITY LOOP HtfiAGt II. Kratth. Mndiwka J Mntlden MulinwiiH W. Crowell, rf 6 TownioiO. Trinity .' Williams, rf 0 0 Prill-hard. "W. B. Smith, If 1 3 RACE TIGHItIS UP C. Woollier, W. F. In Opening Tilt of Season Ituudy. Vernont Little. If 0 flew 3erset> Rfcvocate 0 H. Cllibonl, W. E Simon, c nichnrtlinn. A. I. 0 Hoffman, rg s Leaders Bunching as Season (•• tilhtionn. W E 1 Mrliucr. Trinity Llpp. lg llol.lllii-ll. N. S Now is TWENTY PAGES Continental of Newark Victims. Corey Stars Madden, lg 0 Advances- Race Lead Any Out. lln|.ll«li XIII. SERIAL NO. 1473 , DECEMBER 7,1923 WIM. \V. K: RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY HIM 2"3 In First Court tattle. Reserves Drop Con- Slillrr. Mohnwk» in.1 ?n Totals 29 Body's Any Time J..II.-H. I. S The Time Samne YVlIki-*. Aul'tmctlve 1H7» aw Hninplon. • Mnhawkl — 1B7.8 J"0 test to Metuchen "Y". Dymonds Collect Midget* 1.1I.T 10' 0. F. Sllv,.r«. I. S 1W. 1«> to think seriously of getting Author Itny Mnrton. Aulo '. M. C.A. State Conference 0 0 Shifts in the Individual standing ot I'rnr. Autciuiotlv.-* 1M15 1M CrrM t\ r£ i.vi.o lw that t 0 the city bowling lcaguo were many H J Mori..n. llnptlili. \Rahway Welcomes You, Tlylnit Cbalk up the first victory of the sli perfect flips In action and three^ iw.' l.w 1 0 Cumin*". ltnptl«l» V r£ during tho past week, tho averages up II M«rlln. llnpll.tl ... HT.B in JI23-S4 basketball season for the Y. 1 v^JUe free-toss rcjte. -Smith was Kolb. If 0 0 H7 1 1IW 3-24 basKeiDau i»»=«" «•• —- -•;•—,_— McKeown, c • • Plrls, M"hnwk« 0 0 In and Including Friday night's K&mos I'rlrr. Muhnwki 14(1 IT 171 Bowers, rg 14.1.0 : 101 „ C A. Big Five! Meeting the-fast~ncit for the locals ln point of scor- Love. I S 550 DELEGATES 0 sfcow. Cliff Miller retains his hold on Deadlock Ends In Naming McCollough, If 1 ltyno. Mnhmrki 140.2 1M Victrola Continentals, of Newark Saturday lng MCEwen led tho Midgets. the toj)_rung_desplto_ his not rolling (*li.u. Ilium. Auto 1»3. IW 3 HOLD-UP MEN Foulks Flays Furber In SUNDAY SCHOOL -»1ght—on-the-Irvlng_Btreet_court Inj The scor«»; -V>w!l.-,Au!uIliuUYC«_^..._. .. 1ST.S 1M Tdtals^rr;^——.-.-. -.—3—1 -1W.S IW "for-the-long-evenings-and- la&t weeki_but ho Is being hard- Terrlll. W E. Smith Acting Police Chief the Initial game of the schedule the Rahway Bis e lln.l.i-rit. Trinity 1X12 142 ATG0NFEREN6E representative "Y" Quint came from P. pushed, and like the raco of the teams Wlliim. Auutoiimllrri . is a m holidays. ComebackOrTCharges G. 0- llbl INSTITUTE, PLIN behind In tho Urst half and registered Wlth^ho exception of tho opening this year, the Individual raco 1. liable * 0 CHRISTMAS G1FT8 0 tilt the West Ends experienced little at any time and all times to change • thorough trimming of- the visitors, _ 0 0 $1.OO Paid Weekly WaUer 1{ Wu wlfh tu announcu tho arrival of Sergeant Given Appointment On Three city Extends Co.dial Welcome (he contest ending 29 to 21. Bliss, If 0 0 ,! difficulty ln dispatching the Mohawks complexion completely as regard. 1 tho "Kulpkhroma" Lino. Must be •Street Car Conductor Beats OK Commissioner Terms Attackof Mayor "Un- County Association Heads ! Corey. If. c » 1 in . cIV league match Friday night leaders. Sedlock. of the Legion. at our store from now until > probation—Hoff Accepts Challenge To Bo^s oi Ntw J.rs-y Here Being the first game of tbe season seen to bo appreciated. hs r 2 0 at the Y M C A. alleys. The Initial though still short ln games rolled as Wr>r* t !»•« .»— f.. ITT ____«__t>l1 f> 'A _ ^ M a Tt __J D,MMn«« tie contest found the basketeers ot * THE LAST MINUTE GIFT SHOP Xmas insures the delivery of Baudi! Despite Gun Held gentlemanly and Unwarranted '—Cites Meet Here and Prepare 0 -"contort""wii dropped by-:thXTndlan Tie entered -tbo-fray te Is pushing - Mayor by Picking Department Man , M "]("_ Conclajt the" local association not quite up-to-J 3 Ia ; 28 Cherry St, Rahway _ a Victrola to your home on 29 by twenty-eight points.^, good eight. Mlllerstrong. while Ray Smith, of the . standard and the game was somewhat- Tolals . . . doc<-2 Against Body Record—Belittles Colleague's For Study Course hundred average was pinned by tho Bjialncss Men. Is more than a likely Xmas Eve. slow, but far from being_ devoid of i Continentals winners the nine hundred~ma7TTe^coWti"der^rjT-topô5ttlonr : K-RAXQI]£I-AT.aERCI^L F. p. r—Acceptance-ot-tnc G. t inc approached ln tho sandwich scs- Martin, teammate of Miller. Is com- Balance That this city will bo the scene or by lack of full conditioning but these' 0 0 Klosi, rf ... S , ing fast. Howard took a big drop last KAFROWLY KISSES DEATH i OPENS MEETINGS will be worked out fast. The shoot- Bcpp, If 2 2 Fink, c 0 0 2 S °The match was devoid of high sin- week when he hit a temporary slump. Easy Payments tog of "Duck" Corey was the big re- 3 1 WHtN ASSAILANT FIPE3 deeming feature of the Big Five play, Schumacher, rg 3 gle counts with one exception, H. hut ho must be watched ln this raco. Kerwiti. lg 4 0 A hearty welcome Is being extended and the margin which he gave the — Smith, of the Mohawks, getting a 215 n. E tlm citizens and various organl- ..is -locals Kaa_JtliB maxe'JL of victory. -*1 count:—Ht zauons of our city today to 550 older 7 ~!~ —-isn 2" JAMES boys troui over.,15U .cities and towm Armstrong, unusual for him. was way 1 ers. while Armstrong was king pinner H smith, M -s 1SI II 3 1 Rahway Reserves W. S M.ir . N. S ..IS 1--.M4 ^'. Matinee Daily 1 JO our -vommoirwealtli... Thl9_ls_tao oft in his shooting and the new leather Rnfthp match with 176.2. __ ..:13_ _V*Y.\i il -ITITIIIBI—iumfarnn.a nf tho B"v'...ljju .1 Q R_ •IS11.S SS seemed a bit tbb~ 'slippery" for~lilm:' 21 The scores: Howard. N. S ..15 visions of the Young Men's Cbrlatian Garthwalto, rf n. Cook. A I. ..13 1TJ.14 ;: Cliff Smith came throughjwlth a few Mossman. If West Ends Cmilo. It. M ..15 Associations ot New Jersey — •"'-*• Alloth. N. S 1T7 1 -.113 2 STORiS JSlps _througtr the iroo-^lrcle which Abbott. If • • • •_•_•_: J Charles J.75- 196 147 Nrlnon. Vrrnon»_ .. r, -1T.HS- ~S>4- _T_Q!LD£Y_ ITU-.- 1US stunrl. Trinity ... . S ' gavo a Bplrlted^general talk on county { Mr Furber ordr "weri'bls factors in thYwln and his Mdelflnger. e ;; 185 171 165 hje agreed upon by that'odlcltl and """-•>«n<1 • •••-.--• — --,,. . 1 Bliss RcbwotMr, Trinity ..IS 171 11 »*; Richard Bartbcltness IRVING and t0 draw up lhe neceB8ary papers 10 17SJ Sunday School association work and or Furber in open meeting, when f the officials extended the Inrit*- aoor.work was^ scintillating. The lit- Thor'n'_ ,| ;; 144 197 189 Crowell. Vernou* .. ..12 H2 Armstrong 171 sougbt to have tho mayor guar- ll0n l0 the falate Executive Commuv 161 Srhultf. A. I .. IS • -.it) In * Drtmaur Southern Cblvmtry CHERRY STS. 0 ne ma tie forward was everywhere at once Dura lg _2 C. Wooster 182 147 Ch«M\ I. S e to clve Smith full rein uduring « ° WJ °K° "> , ^°, Rahway mu antee to give Smith lull -rei -n uunu t th--«- Conventio--- - , n -Cit y or"T»;«""t 1023 an" d. ,.-ho tad his playing broke up many a rally 05 Van Sant . 169 170 184 E. Cook. U.iptlJti .. ITJ1 1 R«hvray,N. J. th , Corry. A. L ..15 171.13 rw) his probationary Uerlod. ~ ' " Convention City ot 1023 and ha- •-— —— ' l:.-.lmi\n. A. L ...... IS for the Newarkers. ToU s • *|i|'eVuclieri "•*V" i7ia 'The Bond Boy The agreement to allow "Holl t0 w&s loyally supported by the pastor, ~855 881. 846 n.inl.'ii. Trlnltr .. ..IS The work of Russo at guard was O. F. Van Sanl. W. K. . . ..15 1710 preside over the destinies of tho po- °' the churches. Board of Kducat on. Mohawks 1 170 Kox K.lut-»llon«) ••il Comedy 1 T( ch(;ni A socl also a big contributor to the Rahway1 Thompson, rf 8 1 riuirlc-.. \V. y. .... irei in t.ce department for the three-month £.° ""'n, k ^ t ?, " °?- 3 Suiter ... 168 151 124' Vail Vcrnonn lwao 3 CI Ho lcac B cx 0 C Smltb. n.ii>llat> us in period "ame about when HoB Bought ^ ' ^- ™ " «. ^- Tlctory. Nick's first appearance In S. Dover, If • .IS K.S 10 23< 2 2 H. Smith 215 141 164 ;ilm»ii. Tm.llj .. .,.„ „, „„ nn rp(.0I.(i t0 League-of Women Voters, Athenian • .' .v« woi -V" nftpr a G. Dover. c_ —1-i K7-» '.-« Ryno .. Club, Junior Order TJnltod American rg .. \V:.r.l. i 1«7 1-*'- Tries r. 147 —it* 133 ut.anvi. )•• M -JiiUJ—211. ur B. Kr K MilliT. N S 1.7113 IU Dlrectors. . , Tolumes ln favor of coming victories. rjrTke Tg ^ H5 192 156 IBrt 1 1'iT ich a guar- Madden Ar"i«!roilfc-. W. . hurtier oujecteu w aUv.u „ o The last time Rahway cnterUlaaa It was like trying to hammer a stone Wallace, lg Luropbnr. »• M 1014 tlr was in 1832 when 48 I.uill..w. II M is "Back Bone" ,ee. asking who was to determine 7 wall to get through the defense he' ~S27 719 -ni ins s v. nether the acting chief had qualified W, 8«nering•e in attendance Totals 10 ' 10 30 MnrWhitin.-v. A a With * illftttnrtivfi c»»t Ineludtog religious eoucauuu on.™™ .».. - , ne Ul:uuu for the lifetime post. The mayor ''CeplcB wert ...... whisper put up at stationary guard. Glnge- n Uie Cross Keys Inn for a supper and time at jeaBt said he could not legally guarantee >"= "n6 10 cities then doing work i» ent nervi rich, aa running guard, contributed Alfred Lunt and i a consideration ot the religious existed In the city commission over hm l1 h< quickly ~ '*-"..t«w #*# .ho i*Allcr(ntl« pdu- ^^t_.«31CQ^ iI—n Ul*s.L en; v.u.uujiau.VH u such a stipulation and that It was not <* "« way with boys The dimIB- was my a good deal to the fine pass work of Edith Roberts wiU. tn! •• he railed hl« »rmn h' cation program for the year. Mrs. J . appointment of a new man to head ln accordance with his challcng. of 'opmennew JUJ.-.Ut anJ dcurin growtg hth eo fpas thit sfu worw yeark IBt B. Mershon, of Plalnfleld, presided. lne pulll;(; ucv,u,lu,tuv. 41ng thr the home five'. The brand new leather HOW 1,000,000 TONS OF GOAL YEAR BY YEAR Thn •iiikthinc ilory of » Ud mil on thn bandit. Two ihou wera the police department. Seven times • -. i. haNesw bee Jersen ywatche durindg wittheh paskeet nfe . Interest Others In attendance were: J • B. Mer- Mayor Furber tried'w'secure approval [last week. absence wlni 1tkiriif<1 Itiat lov* «r»l worib 04 rtply. but nelthT took t-..i-.-t GIRLS 10"STAGE IKIWAHIS ELECT Mayor Furher tried to secure approval and the results have been gratifying. Died made passing double difficult and shon, Miss Tennyson, of Plalnfleld-. „, Kio n^hMinn of former Datrol- (Continued on P«Qe Thr««) tmpedlra flijhiUn for I rtf inn with thp Run and his two ot his nomination ot former patrol-1 Hundreds ot young men now actlre ahootlng a real task. In the latter Mr. and Mrs. William Russell, ot Chester ARE HANDLED AND FED BY MECHANICAL MEANS TO BpiEtont who had stood iraich at ln business and profess.anal life, department of the game the Big Five I •* rsr to »t the | wUfcla. look to their hf^lj down the MINSTREL SHOW; NEW OFFICERS G. A. Law, I. W. Story and K. Q. 1 are now exerting Influence In the •will need much practice as many pos- -4-Acts of fral VaodeVille mllrou! irafk* in,the airrctlon of C»r- iSchoeffler. BAPTIST SOCIETY home, church, state and country. sible two-pointers failed to material- 10 BASKETBALL- telf-conf HUGE MOUTHS OF ELECTRIC POWER^LANT FURNACB I nnt Alarm* were a«nt out by the .1-- i_ foreign lands serving as 0 ot t? him as ize because the "old engllsh" wasnt'i | »"•poli—o --bu•t -t-o tar no. trac'Le ' of th"e| What promlifi lo be » riot of UujhB' Election of officers waB held for the .-T . . _, . , m . missionaries, doctors and Thursday & Friday totaitihai b«!n.found. There wore !,„,„, , ^ uk minstrel year beginning January 1. at the New Acting Chief Takes «IOT ass working. 5tlrl l0 flni b ls S n i. M. u. A. Secretaries so that the tet»w pt*a«nKepi«t«nc«r»n on lnth« trolletrollyy s:los:iow (,00 bb e glTtgl1ea.n tonlg!:tonigbtt lInn ln tha ela( iudl-ll. meelin:meetins gWednesda Wednesday ynoo noon no to tt the K1-, Over Duties Of " DOUBLES »e was Rahway got off to a good lead and; 11 AT T COURT Influence has reached the uttermost Umoud th.ie w.ro not aw.r..lorium or ,h» KogerS' Memorial Hall, wanls Club, the result being a, fol- Well, "The Famous Mrs. Fait 1 parts of the earth. about the middle of the first half led i Ul thy heard th«|b b Gii|Girli .CIa Clubb 0o, tS StL .Paul Piul'.B Blows lows: : i»l'rcsldentrcsldent. .K«v Uev. R. K. W. w. Elliott. tmou; , _ _ . „ wfcy Wi l)«f*Ml nn Hi* »"na II<"«'"i"»f» gWJ chle, hjr°. -=o-....aûme^th_ e ^s oÂ* meetlng ot the Christian malntalf hold the advantage. Slowly but sure- Plft.Vftl b> • k"Bl «>•• liiiudlor I anil ha» p.cccd ttoiether a galaiy of trlct trustee, Russell S. Hoff! dlrec- °" Police, formal orders There will be no basketball game m. i •boat |, ly the visitors crept up. adding seven Myrtle Stedoio, Marmot tile I feature numbers. uplo-the-mlnute tors, Maurice Challlet, James McCol- making the change being received at the "Y" tomorrow evening owing to' points while the big Five gathered ln 6 hits and the like..]um and William T. Jones. This slate headquarters yesterday afternoon the Boys' Conference, but the team Society of the First Baptist (Jhurcn nue program UL.„.,... _-^_ __. mirthful r*»rk, l.iMt »n at)out tw0 De La Wolte and Cnlltc o maVe the evening «r»»j£iurnejj'^y the nominating com- o'clock, from Mayor James wm piay out of town, traveling to was held Tuesday night at tho church. In the early- days-, the kadura recoe- with hilt n elnplo rminlor Thp half KILL ADDRESS 'i. Furb r coini-dv. There wUl.milleeTaHaunaniaiously adonteil. 2' " - -LlkewlBe. Commissioner perth Amboy to engage the quintet The big top.c under discussion was, (Contlnutd on Cagt S»«n) spirit, with the Continentals leading. 9 to 7. U5 c11 s Ho n id men and all the; •.-n.-iiiiam F vêrh fi,,i™.n nf tho " » - " a» taken over theo f the Amboy Assoclat;on. The game the efficiency contest which opening! jinn to tlv The new rule of the man fouled shoot-1 .-'.S o;!t » f every i-0 " :n ILJI"™, , • r\^ fumi r^r ^h» h-Tn ««« e reins <" the department. at Arnboy will mark the Initial a> October 1 and continues until Febru-' i^^^^S^^^l^L^han- J ê local quintet In their ary 1. reports on which showedSSiR •-' E SUCCESS ' to get inp II.A frf(, trys bids frtlr V Former AcllDg Ch!er Tnomp3on has pcarancc of • •:'ld -PARENTS' r u Ta n1 iatic;psttd. IJo'vV Conti'rcnc* reporirilhat But « ™ ~ s-nntics-«s-«etectlv«-Ser^neW_scatieU.-!»r,rm, !already attendance, membership game considerably, ns it puts a pre- VI h- ir.ds for the show wl'.l be Jack , - - - Egeant-u (by ni uu o • • •---- — f-" , _ .vl , , „ H, ,' The team ..... _ mium on five-man play and not on one subsenptions had been re- >Tho new actinE cr-.ief Is rounding texton ' services of Captain -Molly'" Miller, »""• "»• ---•' BIT. D. A L. SaQllrr 10 JptaK,,,0:..,s 3:;JM: M ucta^-.i .Am.worth. celved. ,» CC. . NnetzelNoelzel. . chairmachairmann ootf ou omt hl nis fourteenta h year as a member MASQUE DANCE Rteliar tree-shot artist. Walter was •Dear ! rtr n/.erlocus.r »,|1 be Miss Marcolla tl,crocepllo n comnlUn.e tor the con- ot the loc^rdepanment,The"past five but the rest of the regulars are ex- improv further on this showing "It's oft on his caging in this respect Satur-j i . •. • •• r ...»••; i::c ,jMt ' -Tni r' r-'r '^,1 M',, Edth '""^ aSked. aDi riic?lvc nt-trii ft uuCufrll bb>y M:sla Holen P last week will probably go In against! The contest is carried on by means'; good. • i/.iroc'ucc more boys to -Fiaaklin P. T. A. " - '' * » - _ ^:l j!lL '"°-s!>l m transporting the members chan(.es |n" thl. deparlment are prom. 1 Mills ar.d Miss Conslancc Gore-Kelly. ot the women's cumnnttee and dele- , ^- : Amboy, including: Forwards, Smith,'' of seven competing teams. Attend- ' . . Thri ShorUy after t!i£~se"cond' half opened M::? lUr.-i.-t iiua.s «:il givo s-vcral 3cd a< new acling clllet wlthin Walter and Armstrong: center. Corey , ance, participation in tho meeting. r0C?U0nt3tracts 25S 0Dffrt FiomCite AIIEIy anT Atd - gat-.-s to and trom th- Merck plant & fcwday 5 The department win at Bliss; guards, Uusso. Gingerlch leadership, new members, ull count Corey's Fhootir.g put thu homesters iT.cc-. a, co:::pir.:- 1 by Mrs Ceorge where the banquet is to be held. . u ged unwholo- 6 oncl SPek t0 remedy a e andNex Brookst Saturda. y the regular home j P^for point^nk;s lsin i cadinratin'Kg, Bthuet otherteamss. ar Ate ! TOWDS -lli.t-!.-TI) nni fr^TTi Tl;.^n _on_thp; -Flt!i<-we>r»-lal«l-at the nn.ct'.n£_q_t. -Msrti»ji'i._h>Lky l'rofos-or coain!uiiicatjnn__froiri the city som" conditions throughout the city, V-."| Kino's Country" •TreT-ûle-wm-gCt-lnto-fnll-swIng-wiai-ftiLNext Sa:urday the regular home presenj t Tea_-__m >ioBJ3. "_, captaina_^niB' d- b(Iytt Ed-1?, Lui .'. •' l- -.-.•• :. ;^.vj j-i.e-r room v/i.n median :ci l!i» Iranian iMrcnt-T.-acher *>?.*•* i i a r r :• <. V.a:l:i a lu were r.uwr hc-adod. a.Wing to th. ir w lerk n-ferr.ns a U-tti-r from the~Boit—lie~atatcd-thls-morning. Kahway entertaining the 1'ertli Am-• itea»m leader.»• s are: Kred G';rn>.-r- , Har- ground and.coal hoppers above. Switchboard w'th man in attend.inc lat !-r a b;g niRht met-.ting »' J-">"u ,-.r.i DancmB will lo»u advantage right on through. H--rb Tea, e A'-varil cunaiittee asking that boy Irateam on the local court. The old Olson. Miss Amy Hintel, Miss is in center.' Smaller picture shows hoisting tower with clam shell Roi.M'.r.-. ii.i.r C:ue»s in-, i- Kj.-ab.n!) Dunlan. : --r.ilar.cp prue h'-vun by tor en the contest, anil his work as ' u2 1 meeting has g.mii over bis. One in Odd I-V.lows' Hall when inure than tac c ; .Ii i::rlud_- a soc.a ..ir^'Ji-r/.i- Tic--. Marie refcrvr w.-i-s of high c;iltôr. Tho con- everv dav in the year. Sundays and p'-y ^ ^ *'*>" ° ' Within The Law" ! -. •'., ) C. ii. r. • -I-'-.!-.: A -. M Estimate Board Seeks team furnishes the supper each week. two hur.dn.-d persons wen; iu ntti-nd- I fr<--i'j^,:.. jr.^ oooxmas Checks^ car ROCS thro-.ich a thawing t 150> i clu.sion, :i romnuue': -.vas ajipointi'd i ^ntutiuu uf ,H: ludgi; of lteduirn wuro about a; 1 there was on each outfit. _. After the frozen fuel Is thawed roof. Ther,- are s";ia< »•*. or h'llus. be- Tlie-tSetTnl of-School Estimate met to i'Ktk into iii':tho(ls f• >r upholding mciuii, '1. " . •!-.-.!':; ••'ir<- ;i\vaidetl to ured by any ordinary standard, for i To Be Mailed Tomorrow, 1 Horn-i-.r, Pi-liuir.acln.d aiu! Ro;ip led out. the car h t'.pred up.slde down by | :WO~T: the p!a:cs [h: ;i^n whic;i a:r Is Reports Show Much Being Tuo.iiai ii-Kiit. Th.- m-.d ot an ad- -.:>: h:r,h stiiiMl.inS which tin: contest Mlsn G-n(;\ .ev Miinl:.ui. or l'c-rtb. household use. for instance, these fig- :'••'• Ci.r!smuts Cluhs d,t:<.:ial 5 i.l"" for cur rum t-xi«-ns..- th' prtiU.cs'. !:iily';; c»3- the Newark, rs In order at scoring a mechnnical arrangement and the j pump-.-d by a force draft fan to sanl- KilVhiiv.." f-3tiihlis?:ed. This commit- An-.bj;-, f"i ures are tremendous. Imagine a cellar Nst..iiial ll:;:ik. Kah- account an.l U.10U for the repairs >.-nmp.,M.;f It'-v. \V. K. Saun- o il'iheri i\. y,-ri, ot Ml.ir.a- 1 •- I coal dumped Into a chute. Frr.rr.j r-r.iU- :he tlanio. Coce by Wcmzn's A112.il-. tUMIO, :ii'"l The Dig Five will play the I'erlli Mul.im anu Uahway account was t-.-rtiJie«I 10 tin: city cum- t.;i: K. <;. Sr-ui-IIk-r, Haro'-d 'Hsnn : f.j::..' -t ::uin's .-.(istutue. >e ir.ai'..(l che,:ks li.th, f,:r t! Amboy "Y" at Atuboy tIlia Saturday or funjace. big enough to handle .,.40 ,hc ch.,.o j.i s lo3,lo,j ln b.irires hj!;i Tho te:np,-rati;re in these furnaces THE BRAT" Thu.e add =l appropna- , v.-'it;: UihtrieL Deputy imi-ssiimcrs |: . was named to runs up as high as 2',00 d.-srecs K:i:ir- lh>- ;t!Mo;n:t of iaiy lor Institution d '• linnmlhi t Anotu •nlllTIl itT. s Oujjl.ti-ii. ni New limns- tons of coal a d.iy. or more than 10o ;n(. from 500 to 1.000 tons each a-it! i lions hav, been ii'L»ss: ( t!i. lioci-jty. Thif niEht. !i.:-.'. ;i-:.uuli'. in LIl'J ; !(. W :: ..ii anil Clmrlea tons an hour: Figuring on one m»n :li---si> bareos are t.-.k:n -.ip Ni-wsrl; inheit and the fire b>-d at tii-i !ront >1 VTIXKK I> \U.Y expend.turr.- Mi.--s Mana ClnrU witt; H:-.r:i = Reserves Show Strength b:i:-.k- r.'in-!'..-.- the sum th,- abnnriniil | ^ruilj : of l'lai;!.. Id. end is (rom :hrec lo tu-jr fi-t.-: d,:«:>. iiio iu-i-oiiiiiiod;uiuiit for K. J. Morluti. Mi' shoveling a tor. an hour, It would re- Harbor and the Passalc River to Nil- Tho Woman's Auxiliary to tbo Huh- nuinh- r uf pupils in theeighth grade ; K. <;. Although •.!:•:;• lost t'lelr Ka:ne with 5C:t St llon The Incandescent liurmr.K fui.-l on top Institu- ::•. r.erncr mid Kyv Til': iir l>ruut;ht nut a fine array quire 100 men .shoveling ceaselessly to i| - The Right Kind for Your Purpose. way Hospital met at the "Y" Tues- renovations lo the high srliool oll.ces II,;" ,-n M-nt-1. Ju :<:s :A::11 '.va.-. vrry colurful. the repres-.-ntative Metuchen "V" i anchored is replenished throuKhoiu tho entire S30.UOO. K. Saumli r±. of i:';; day morning. Mrs. Sidney -Johnson, hav.ni; been madllmu,. ' amiother repairs \V. performrtorm the tasKtask. _ . . ? hois;inn retort longth from" hcnoaih. Vcrj , Many t'.n: •units ,ir.-\v (:ivoralilo squad, tho linhway, !!• serves ahowi-d a most d r eCt A c,r Yet this is the rate a: which th,- '- , ; , ^' ™ " vice president presided. Reports of iii-uli- N'-«" eiiuipmuut and supplies | ill ai: [ition t,, li-.e prize win- owor at thv e extremf e left or easlerh In the underfeed type of n:oker. much strenstii and pushed the senior huge boilers that supply tho stear i. r r.'iiir'.H the fol- Junior Club to Elect the activities ot tho various commit- were also needed to accommodate thui Change Meeting Night nur.i. A pupiilar ... ut ilaiin'J end of the station. The tower Is about when the coal leaves the retorts It organization from t he Governor's MILLER & HOFF LUMBER CO- contributions to the ti.es were received showing much Pan-nt-T, acher As- w" c-irri.-d i-ut with tin; OrisjiiKi! 28! •Vi-tion cif officers _at j rf rnied during the month. : home town hard to win at 30 to 25. is pushed under the fuel alrejily in trui iaf.nns work )u o The board considered a number of I Th'.- Coiiimbian meet iusl uvoiiiiiB- " ii«bii'.v (Jrchi-strn lurni-liuu the mu- Is furnace and the heat drives the gat 1 is on December -0. T|1() tumu-.dtccs reporting were as available sites fur the rropi'^-a n<-w j snc'.at-.UI'. lii'l tint ... sl<: ; The Ueêrve? as pres'-nted this year «rl iirocram .lur.•••••! "- -'J Turner an'- ''"'" aH:iir v.-:;3 in-i-aiiii<-il by the nca. --. At Your Service RUSH US We Like It ... u ,.. .,..- ::.-et.uu- c! the Ju- f,,:iuws: Uiiun. Mrs. George Me- school building in the eastern sectii'ii | and I'r-:.-. den; Mrs. L. F. . . out of the new fuel. A3 tbe gas passes Tilt- \V:iihir.1;i..n !'• ' look like a far superior outfit to the ihell diggers. These diggers thrust ENGELMAN'S A n!or Cluh last evening when the sec- Creedy, Chulrman; meetings held. ot th.: city. Attorney l-\ C. Hyer was nonnees tluit til,- meeting ni^ht of tho ":reilil is liue: Mrs. \V. I. Springer..Sr.. up through the red hot mass it Is lg. same action ^ « 1922-23 quint anil bid fair to get some- their huge Jaws Into the coal pile, • Mrf. l .i.iirar >. ;-.• -In'.-d f, :• mtiiKi-riiw ni^ht t,irc(;i W|tn an average ot seven mem- instructed to examill- the titles .n , association luul been cli-mî.-d to the cli:t:r:min; Mrs. iO'.:n'.-r i!;ir:^.. Mrs. 1^ nlted. This-leaves nothing hut carbon Telephone 443 U certain i-rop-Tiies with a view to oi\ l I jucuud^Mur.day of each month, the scoop up a load of coal (about two will' bV"i'uVm»h«l by- lht.a?:_JijiP. - ~:i r.w r.ixVr - as-ri-ivd last vning.tao bers preEcat; ulini. ,lraw si,c(.ts, he'd Miiiiilay nis'lit ''"• Buduu.-.. Mrs AIb,-rt i'apirulli. Mrs. where befurc this season Is finished. which Is commonly called coke. As ' taininK tlica..-. If the land cannot b Cllai- anouthful) and are then Department Store ; „> tun ehr.dr.-n r! me -.i^l J»hn has been jiostpjneil unnl December twl;nty iar(.,. s)iceta an,| three pairs ird Wimmur. Mr;, Kioi.-ie Danny Thorn, at running guard. Is a the gas has been driven oil. the coke, :'- purehased al-w!iaL.thc-.lwaUl_.!> It t!i nnnu.il Chr:»i'.»«i> i-iittrUM- rj. On. i;. v.- iaeii-.uer---:is received.<){ ,,iiiow .cases_mad':._i3urglcal dress- nls asset tn the 1B23-2-1 Seconds, while when It reaches the ignition point. , Mrs. II. T. McVliiitocK a reasonable price the i.iud ' •1-n nielli arrangements will be maiio •, "Railway's Most Popular Store" Cm:, :.d:iy. Deci-mh'.-r -1 •- burns without smoke, thus giving a j a ,; or Dress man, 2043 dressings made. fur the annual Christmas entertain- Andclfinger seems to have' his eye •if.. the saw,- wa' » '"";;- mu i.-MI.,,, S:I o on '"«---. .chase the furnishings. , Uorllia Ta>i:ur, as Huiua Clauv. wici a Thompson' was the big scorer for the nilu-rlns held" at. Trenton. Doth o Tho treasurer, Mrs. Dull reported 'noteworthy tiûro in mastiuo, slid Jiu- Different From Old Days TEN PER CENT. vtlstors Bided by G. Dover and Garments that exhibit in a way most UI.SL- r.-ports were Inspirational and a balance on hand ot $712.56. Mrs CARKHUFF-BROOKS ABSORB tribuLinR many tavo;;j iu kt-L*].iiiK with much of »« ""-— •• — •• -• ; Rollins Moore, secretary presented un her hahit. Hayers. Very different ls all this trom the on the cost of your tontaim d many v J 1 , ., separator. The coal then drops to a sya pleasing the many advantages of coming, Uons. Tho treasurer' Interesting report tor tho month. MEAD INSURANCE BUSINESS F rcv!ouH to tho danc* Uahwacb Dymonds Continue to Cop old days when human stokers, their Among other matters acted upon m_ Council- lni'U a Rhort bUHliu.^H soasion coal come from. lem~or conveying belts which are I tubstantlal balance — The Dymonds,. the Junior team of 5L It han- equipped with a device called a tripper faces streaming with sweat, and work- i were the following: A letter to bo sent — when olllcfira (or tin; coming your here to supply your Apparel needs. »ere received. Those members the Y. M. C. A. _contlnue4..thelr_wl.ni ' " " ' "' and Ing ln shltts, shoveled the coal Into itQjEdward K. Cone ot Colonia, ex- One ot the most important, business] ITTcIuiTtd—In—the—Hst—of—uênoles^w«ro -nominat.*:d_U5_tn_Miiv;s^_l*opa!io^- L pressing the sincere regret~uf ~thc the Qer7 mouthB twenty-four hours a Xmas Gifts The latest styles developed in fabrics of pressing mo siumt itQ.w. ^ which huvo been consum-1 which lhe Carkhuff &. Brooks iirra ac- tas, Mrs. Albert Papirmk; Wfnona^ nlng ways in the opening contest of foolish people who suppose that they Auxiliary at his decision to retire as Mrs. Elmer Uartz; Prophet. Mru. L. F, day. Then the boiler room was hot deed on^ those accounts. Secretary FclloW., foolish people who suppo «« »£ Aux, a y „ „. --"^^'ooVoVDors: transfers _„ __. consuiu-1 Glen Kails Flru lnsur- „„ i,nif numoses; nri.Kitii.iit of the Board ot Govurnors: the three Saturday night and their will help you give more r _ 3iu u *«w, . ^^ _ Uudcnz; Collector of Wampum. Miss- and smoky and noisy, with the atmos- excellent worth, yet priced so economically Urs. N. W. Savacool aso gave 1^! ^ lne F«I ^ make- progress o»^ halt P«P »lhi ^"^."ô, $100»for the pur- matc(1 ln this city in some time was j^^SiiîsVj"'The Home In- rlctory over the Woodbrldge Parish P burunco Co., of New York, established Ida Pinlield; Ki.-epur uf Wampum, phere he^TT with coal dust and ashes. and better presents ! " «port. The moottaB «« » ^ ,.ail club for the >*" «»» ._H . A., these are £'LJ»U«, llkely l0 en-ch ™0 of an ,-xtra supply, of linen, asa s the • lorry crane. a d . I completed this week when 1S52, capital, $18,000,000; Aetna In- Mrs. Kloisu Gliaffoy; Kt.-per of Rec- House Midget was the most conclu- Now the stoker rooma of the great that every woman may buy just what she 3edtoTMissBH sn h'sb°Grade2.B P « .t *; -, ^^ c, as todcr| j^r "me'and"^^^ by becoming price of cotton is steadily od-J.^,^ 1 lorry crane „ ...... : nig h U f lho r^:»«« «rm of C-rth-.-*^-^!.^ •' " ' "«•••»>•- »"i'i Mrs. Marion Martin. Election sive of .the trio. The youngsters, electric -power sUtlonB are clean ai nvarded to Mlas ii. n'"'-"" "• .,, ••••'^ iIld tssiau- urtr.i. .111.-1. ...- PolnT No weighed and the crane is-moved on Ud the picture wmjepose wl h Miss vnncing liTiToks, realtors and Insurance agents • surum.. i^, ° - - Ocean™.nn wil™,.tl i l..bu, .intt thee nexnt« nieetlni; imd in- on the a parlor floor, there Is comparatively wants. ^••Sr«r ot any expedl- Supl. Mrs. L. A. Hughes gratefully al 55i000i000; odlcers vrho are the coming Big Five stars If "VtheobjecUve point, tracks to the front of the bollera no Spencer i .u.n't know oi any e*i.v.*. oupi. iuia. "• "- ».-o--^— °— - tooi.. ikr «vôverr lhthe enuri.ntlne; insurancHDU.UUê; uuuii«..«..-s , '1!I"VT I. <•"uu'arantci' i'.,,«.i™i Co.r.i, ,i aulomo- stullation followini;. Oilier little noise and the quarters are so -icccssful in checking <>!> our acknowledged tbo donations made by of n the firm of Joseph T. Mead & Suns, i Accident all Indications don't go wrong, left no "laritest sUtlon Public where It 1» dumped Into the hoppera HSisss as«~ rt=s:::s=p^. cnt so , „, „ joiuieu,.,. U1—,.; •••---, V •-,„."•! bile marine, compensation, liability will bo upnulnted. Tomorrow lona Jlitche "having the most the : 's and assets, mentally, mor- f the ThankHS ving cele- .-- ....„!.... c.r.. I hile. ma doubt as to their ripcrlority at all present containing five over the plunger boxes ot the mechan- cool that one scarcely realties that » half month, for ot e liabilities : tUopubll c or In6Ura CU there la any fire at all under the huga •gndtl«r ^n^th^n^lâf^mêejanr^^ "" ^ " points of the gnmq over the visiting Is the day when we tart-nts present. \ . "study •rS S|îrr ^âKn ?^nu": *-rC^pS: T^f^^^^^^ - = Mystery i. U^S mSune. boilers. And yet the terrific beet tn reported un rocoipts—a detailed ac- aggregation. The 31 ore of this setto give this discount on all HOSPITAL ELECTION — te.s.'' ( Edwurd McCoy, ot 171 Cumm'erclM. those very boilers generates sucb a Millinery lories by was 29 to 7. title, ,of your road js IM ___ ^ ^ ^ ^ N^r „ ^.^^ (^.^ ^ CSUÎKS^^ ^ ^^ ^^.thers.^ ^ ^ ivonu*-, Nuw r.run.swick, was bro"uKht. volume of steam that Its velocity The anuual meeting of the members the ., d( tho Hc-cord "ii Novombi purchases—and we have bread h'.Rhv-ay?' mu Hie ituliwnv Hospital i-arly this "Bill" Crowoll led the offensive for through tB«rpIpoB""frbm b6Iler~lo~luf^ -part,-saliL^ or a _Ilt -iiianti; fnr llm (',)irl«l,niu« They -a-store-full-of-sensible TTTT? MI.i. -.-n estul.li., .1,.» l ^ | » i.s,.ll)lis,1,.,,. Th, r mol)ilc lll:l| l,ft 1SS2. Mrs. lliMijiimln M< ad w!i.. 1MS h.,s •: b m.i. .r n.i> nMA ^ (|i year. of plungers moving back and forth to u in this city today. INDIAN underfeed mechanical stoking system or Overcoat for Xmas. NothinK w°"> a Fifty Cara of Coal . ram the coal homo through the roiorti CONFERENCE PAGE been hiindliiiK • tilt- insurance aflars .o.lic.s •»>••••• ^ (, ^ ,. ,„„, ,,„„„„ „,,. ,,r „„„,-,.,! autbcril After tho coal Is dumped into the bop- Pl'-asc him more. We havo the (,,r ,1,.= firm .since her husband di.-.l .-.-.;. A <•- ^;' ' ^ , lirm b,u ,0 , ROOT PILLS - A train load of coal—fifty to sixty |_w.rlKglo-llke-a lot at snak'es anS are Every—Wedncstlay j ..,,.,, Special" -Ki-aturiis on Y. M. C. A. per* It slides down In front _of-tb« gently will asslnt the n.-w aR,nts street '•. t '- I"^ m « v ,iu ,..,,, TVUVE ool Ikt bdr cars—owned by tho company (the almost AB noiseless.' •cloi-llon of Suits and Ovcrnint LWin" making it OK IK.J. st:it«: t)Mi-r Hoys' (Jfliifen-nce wilt be i .'coriiDany hta G00 of thrse^car? HOBS -pluhKcrs and Is;rammed through, re: ; for K,-v,ral days in transfer.!* thel .-r. ..l^ «• -^ ^ Uiolr .^^ > ,,;al_ ,/,„:,,", ;,l.i-. ty. adapt- fllll,,,r ,,„. |-aRo S ofitffis'IhSui. of tin.' rtobe~tnilepehdeht of the railroads In torts until It reaches lis place unde. Thus tho" coal "coming from the h Cbas. Chn i-onas, Tal'.nr Inuea on P»9» Be»en) "Ki;iurd." •Ual •—• < « burning fuel. Thg plunwers are mines Is made to perform Its work of _ CuneraUm; .lunilreds ol lUuus.luu:* uf' P.OOP.fV. Kirect. ltahway. , . mines on 1Uoperated by heavy crank electric | kilowatt.i of electric energy BO Usat Economy Day same ab | "--.-- u-ictit--- ir turn "re^r b tho propir of New-Jersey may hare hirtJre iteathrr j\ m-ld. tb>- moior. I>ow. r for their faclorlei and their all other days except I Corner Main and Cherry Sts. South Amboy. »b«rc- mo.t of Th>- sr»:*«"> <»• fufnacei are »trolley car* and lights for Ihtlr bomw. Saturday. I -»iiws.«f»»t iron plat., wnich UP ' r^w 1'1'TVW". rezs (Ccntlnw«d. fw» P«W «?•> "In tho Newark 'Sunday Call" of iTitr rTT.KMKNT 1WTATE road. The lotter written to the Doard dispute the statement by the mayorand wolfare of tho community. Not fteB pjimmlBsloner Hoff trlod school bonds, V763.S7; special sinking •pull out over night' as one of our citi- April 29. 1923, tho caption rends. ''OTH'l: l.i IIKKi:m OIVIIN, Th»t.the of Commissioners, requesting same, thnt he nover Interferes with appoint- ncruunt «f (1UMTAV A. VKTT, 01 Ttu»b» I'unuaut ri?Y^Hm«ter S1 '""* ?ompIetlon ot the UikB ot laying wa- funds, (2,669.97; serial bonds matur- having been written at ijiy :;ii(,-postion. wins in other departments. zens remarked when nddroslng tho Hahway Flromcn Start IteniU Move under cloiuii "Fifthly" of Iho Will Cut ;£ ,c-k .»<> -*« tor the mayor &«*nt %y*2X. .M W. _ v t£Z er ma|n8 ,n jg,,^^,,„„„^, Unco^,. ,^h» an .uu.Ingd , $20,000. The Board of School FOULKS' ANSWER ARnlnr.l Mayor Furher as "Uungler." ' IWlit C. Tlank.'li. ili'.-iaa5ii], which n"rm!nt iflranteo Smith all po»»lbl as- complained of a\ preyYoJI moetln" U 1U "Thu garbago disposal plan; is not mayor at a previous meeting of tho O "Another wise crack made by jtlie tl h l Loe8vlll8 avenueB and ot progress of Estimate reported the need of addl- ANCIER'S JB. ;i new idea of any of the present I'.'iard of Commissioners. That Indeed la a mighty good word, j I^Cea to v-hich tho mayor replied, .bj" -y- -n M Turner, with the chic"w". on otn<:r streets. ' tlonal appropriations _{£ meet an mayor was that before election I had lnt Hoard of Commissioners a* ilie s:im<> p'ed'Kcd to stand by the Furber poll- •IJurliiB lnv career In public lite I <«>•' ' «' t» omphalU-ally state that » —~" i« the maltftcnance of the (Continued from Psao one) was brought up by the • --vimi* bn;:i'd. have alwav., lilled out the term o[ my " Mr. J. B. Furber rnnno conduct $4,100 being needed MARKET i i»'s and thereby gained the votes of y |1 volunteered to take the sulij nr's iilatfonn was printed. Did of the World War. I>K.OKAM:I> I 1 slu nl0D Unloi I will be considered In next year's |iro- own Ideas that he believed that ho I* * r street. Nineteen Charles Fllser and Acting Police Libby's Dill Pickles. Just arrived purpose of having sniue published und I lie mayor ever hear of the cards bear- •1 have tak twi-iiljr plxth dn.r of wwiu y Samne ouaiii which were printed and were story goes, he failed. Perhups tho Theodore Eary, of in William street. Both re- \ a case of a woman reported demented small and lean, pound -foiri! And It is entirely proper to ! "liiknu'-se. .some data has I u *ic during the war period such as thewave of public opinion will some day November. A.I), liw. II|>IHI Itir •l'|>'llra- S backback . ""No, I'll help." was street !ui:m di.-trlhuted without my knowl- ll.in of Hi.- uniliTnlgnnl. n« KXKt'UTOK | jptar. u at tho slightly, who had become lost and cumulated by ir.e on water rates, i\vn Liberty Loan. Salvation Army. Y. M.prove too great for the mayor to com- wandored Into-the Cross Keys Inn last TDt.i ttpiinst It on the thlrfl reading 1 eds.'e. and which 1 and several of my t.f lhi» I'Btiilr of H;l|,| i|. .-..n«.(|, nollrv ll i wero awarded J Mulvoy-Dltmars Post, ' F. Author £' 'though tin luaynr says nnih:::^ lias I'. A . Kulghtf. of Columbus, etc.. andbat, and he will suffer the same fatn li.rrby dim ti. th,' .n-.M'.ri. uf lalil ilc- Sunday night Chickens for soup or if it does nut coincide with the views frii'inls very promptly stopped. If cnmpalgneil and contributed toward tho John H. Larson commlslsoners to Include nday night been done as old King Cnnute." r-i-.iB(-d lo rxhlhlt ti. Hit' miiiNi-rtbrr under «... „„ „»,„.„„..- CCit y EEngineei r Albert S. Blank's re- of l.he people. This 1 did :\nd 1 am the r- al truth is, known it was more •.hi! erection of the Y. II. C. A. Did o.ith or nlllriunltnti thoir cinlnm nmi d«- o? this city, for tho remodeling budget an approprla- salad, pound 20c Sweet Mixed PictUs, It ; 'T'le cr'i.-i rm Li.-ii ,-f >-o:;i-[Vt, :de lli.ltlilv au'iltmt Iho mt.itr nf x.ilil dt-.raii<-d post to commemorate I port showed much work accomplished -oonlldert that I did the, right thing. W.iv I'urhrr haiîni; im to my coal you ever head of J. 1! Fi'irbpr doing 1 F.»»t Milton avenue flrohi iwalk.i v..is lie ilir, ,| ri-.-ult ior..Ts u . ! ^s Winters writes, "My vulcaniz- nr.liT, or thoT shall be f.in-vor l.nrri-ii tion »H the mayor when, at the pub- in nrmrrulini; or ri-ri.nTlm: Ibr Bnine tho Main street flrehouso tlon from that quarter. Mayor Fur-sloner ot accounts roported the sink- week. ______cot the. r.iay.iv .i one. ;is I:.- v null! '....*•• "I'u sum up the story in a nutshell, Red or ing business has been great recently. .... pollco headquarters Into a ber promljed to havo the matter i Legs of Genuine lic, ho.iring In thr- high school, he vnu believe Our ef the most serious moves in- ue would like-to-'riiiow just what Fur- IIAItKV W. WAItll. LOOK UP YOUR INSURANCE. Onions, 4 pounds 25c -:.:u'.ril In the mayor was the a hoi- Rats are entlng holes In tires every- flro station to houuo all looked Into. Spring Lamb;.pound 37c Yellow .ber_ilcc3_io_c!vr.n_liia_siiluri', l_should.[_vt 'aruiera .bettor—get—rid- ul MMiiunit iu'lln! Iloa'rd of tleTTtli. T igHinst the park he would voto for it m.ivor's acci>!iiplUhm"nt'- it e.-w l>. say not much except to hurl sarcastic ran nnd protect their tiros." Royay l »••"-*• K- Jrr»cy St.. j:iliat.i-th. N, J i>o you consider this proper repre- 1 • think 1 can safely say that since that r.-.'vnrlri nmt hitter nttnrlfi on Borne Cnmnilaslonor Hoff has been Redfcrn reported during the month of BE SURE YOD HAVB ENOUGH. tlone In a vrry few woril.^. If I: w:ts r.nir.i nm-Knlte will ilesirov In his department, streets. November that 3')o hora>j visits had Nice and juicy sentation? In other words he would .mythini: worth while it w.is 'I.' if not •..;:•• it r> little if" any attcn'Mti is it our very best citizens, both within nils! Sold and Guaranteed by Pen- Botiom Round, Top Sirloin or Cross make the people take something they just plain "we." io t'lis very '.tnportaut subject our city and the adjoining neighbors. dleton's Drug Store.—Adv. W^l DO NOT- DELAY. INSURE TODAY Tangerines dozen 45c j arid no attention whatever to plumbb- Rib,for roasiing,-from bestbeef, pound. SAMUE did. not want. j "The mayor hits rep--Mvdlv fi The editorial- In the 'Hallway-Kecord" IN THB ' The mayor has characterized mo fault with so-called iinerferetu"- vFiTi .ui^ u;-pLutiun or sanitary matters. of November 30th. concerning the I:HT.VTK OF KI.VKR t;. iiRACiir.K. x» a 'stumbling block' in the city ad- : tho I'olic" ne|)urlmeni appuintin :i'..1 ... uumerou* requests for tho re- j mayor's remarks against one of our mxEASim Irsrr n>K Advertising C 1 f.':.ititin of the Hoard • of Health Colonla neighbors certainly hit thel-ur«u:nit to Ihi' orilrr of C1IAU1.ES N I '•" .i,~»treet tho oaatern side from litt. She reported lour pre-school UEL FREEMAN * SON AQENCY Fresh Hamburger Steak of tho fe ministration and defies me to tell of The law very clearly states that sm-1 I'llUliINi;. Surrojatr «t Ibf I'onnly of L. S. PLAIT & CO. |ftttr«l a««m">""tqthP bridge, with the aKe children ultcntli: Jersey Potatoes, pk 45 "does not » single thing I have initiated Rinco 'appointment shall he subject to [',•,<•::o'iild have attentiun at once n.-ill nn he head in this respect. .He t:uluu. uiado un tb« fuurtv«nth iXiy ot 13« IrvInK streflt Saturday only pound 20c •rllnle i h_arr_ been a commissioner. •- The; approval ot thu liuard of Cuuunissiuu U—per—annum-fur—han BROAD STREET >u bon to believe NEWARKrN-J- To authorise tho « puhllc health nur>i-»' conference at (EBUb. 1892) $3.50 per"150 poiindsack . ram U»« 'Stifoty 1'atrol System, which I under- i\rs and I contend that I am quite :!-:it the camp slU' and swimming, out sarcasm and when there Is anytil"h n cf. th. .* undrnUplw_ _d ••"MSMIM.^HA Ton <'f Iht e«t«te "f mid noll.-o Store Hours » A. M. lo 5:J0 P. .H. Dally locludio? new panel board ^nd Nt«p I)nin«wick. Miss SullWan. su- FOR SALE Telephone B» ocU9-tf stand '.a now in operation at thewithin my rights when such appoint- pool was his idea. If I r -member cor- real work to be done, appoints a half ldi i |'j"tj5o (or a dop«ndcn htrt-lil y flrtn to thh r rrrdlton uf »a!d »' the water works. pervising nurse, nude a, visit to Rah- Six-room house; all Improvements; Small Fresh Shoulders Franklin School, la the direct reault |me_nt_do.eji_nat_nxMt_KLth_inj'_ajicroi'aL tfthihlLJtblltd lor «so _ . _ . . rlth Miss Wh1ITTo't~5iriT3 ::•.:>• means. -• -^methlng for him to stumblo against. Artmintitntor I »K octll-tl l-I.AHKNCE A. WAI1I>. l'rw|..r SALE UO the corner off MalnjlrecMll*t t and jp-ctionsti . He tolld o f thhe work off the.h 6 corner lota near Scott avenue sta- Rabwav, N. J. Simpson Lettuce, heaTV 15 »lne In t "I have also succeeded in obtain- launched the camouflage plan of iiim I wn-i born and brought up in this efaerwise you would see ihis old town iln atenuo; To award Ihe con- department on HR preventive mea»- tlon. |8!i5. 3 lbs 25c novel*. i.i< belter train service between New- foinlng office.'; as .in economy me:^'.^'. i l.v ami intend to flay hi ,-e j:i'l de nf eurs doing a toboggan-slide pretty HI Irrlni; Sitm-t. : COKS." d xik Rnd Rahway on the Penna Rail This point Is mentioned in order in -..••• :i:v !'c-: effiirts toward Ilie aond i:.i!,-k!y. .'"iDf the construction of an olgbt- ricanl lots as a moans of protection. (Continued «n Pag* T*«) I Mk TltrlBed tile pipe sewer In North Mayor Furber lauded the work of the Also 6 and 7 room houses and stores Not or Portieres, Curtains and for rent. For particulars, see SHELL, 120 East Scott avenue. It well wit and & < 18 BUNGALOWS U Velour Scarfs 15,200.00 ONLY teoo.00 CASH express! HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY rles of We have-declded to buUd and offei a spiel Tomorrow tor sals IS more bungalows and It In tti housei besides those we now havi tn M« Brings Superior Merchandise at ready. They will contain 5 and < to Mm. rooms and bath each, and will hav> MART "Tax Reduction" Tremendous Price Savings Saturday—One Day Only •very modern Improvement, such a full Una of plumbing, hot and col. r water, (as water heater, electric wli L. BAM BERGER. All Velour Portieres 20 ; Less! Ing, fixtures, heating plant, gas rang, The Front Pages of Every Newspaper Announce Plans for Tax Reductions Nine etc. They will have polished floor j Regular 18.95 jo 39.75 Qualities ... 15.00 |Q J1 and trim,-cement cellar floors ani •ower c z-A___SjtJjL—Pi aoe to Bug Your Piano Children's Have-to Await ^Congress Decision-to Save Money. i—3-15-Plain Flep Wnnlj%«~DrjpeneaT"Set, ZAt Tarae!?alkT~PAVED STREETS tror YOU UP no*- "»^c *•» ~VT»»- >• o 2.2S Bordered Velour Table Scarfs, 1.50 jcuri to curb, cement iidewalks, se» time. ers. water, gas and electricity ar1 look easj 5.00 Valour Draperies, Set 3.50 Woolen Dresses BOW in. ._ jregatloi 2000 Velour Pieces, Regularly 75c to 5.00. Special 25c t» 2J0 I Ixits with PAVED street FRONT -whisper Brassed Extension Sash Rodj. each AGE, and with all other city Imprort ant Dcrr ments In. 1450.00 «ach. Other lott | "Roth" Specials Are Immediate Money-Savers Always. Brassed Curred End Curtain Rodj. each was my •$100.»6 and up. Lou sold-with re ...... litrlctlons only. • ilng thr Brassed Curved End Curtain Rod». double absence | Call on ui b«for« you decide on B &X0 Bruuels Net Curtains, Pair, X50 Home, and we will be pleased to ex lmpedlm I plain how. we can sive you money 03 ester 2.75 to 4.00 Art Silks, Yard, 1M I CENTRAL HOME BUILDINO AOT Eat More Quality Beef •dlj the Plauta—Second Floor | FINANCE COMPANY. ' taking 131 CENTRAL AVENUE. RAHWAY ielf- Panels IM Cleanest Mkt. J 50 Marquisette I'ind" 1J) 9.SO Lever IJCO Pant-Is «J5 6.00 to 9 00 I:nporto

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...- i -, .,..V>S^?>^.J,-, ... ,.,1:,,:.,..,»<.;.IS "'HOoittit**' W« ptoiMjn . acatest Monday, December 10, tor an e ufiila Ettiilioie rosorti 'Doooi y:S:-!rs..^S:^V!"ififi> 1 oodmtn, the lyrics . carrying ol guns in this city, * of one woaki A. H. Woods will Matinees will be given Thursday Tho piece was staged by Fred O. The first fact occurs'on the terraco of >j day and Saturday. This engagomont ployoil In tho 'p?'^ '*>."• and Saturday. tham and tho danco numbors arranged the hostelry and teh second In the will mark the fifth consecutive pro- tion of Scandals u "$50 Tuesday on Son Hlgglns, 1 vl nle," a new melodrama ,In three acts b„y, M. Francis'Woldon. Tho sotting„" garden of tho hotel. ! duetlon In a series of rovuos Inaugu- following a run of 0,« Rahway Record, Friday. December 7,1928 twenty-seven years old, colored, of ^J° land seven scenes, by Ntinmi Hous- Anclenti Were S v are by Watson- Barratt. The cnllro qeorpo Wliltojvlll PJgaant thu latest-rated by Mr. Whlto In tho Bummer T)f the Jilobo Thpn(tr ™ Iftft* With Successful Recital 1B9 Leesvillo avenue. Hlgglns was |n One can't Imve nn TAI • "i i-iy high arrested on Sunday following a re- • The play deals with the story of*a ^ As Good Samaritans By Violin Pupils port to police headquarters that ho ; young married couple. Fanny and opinion ot the niu'lrnls ivlm ulln\\v('. A. •was exhibiting an automatic revolver themselves not i>> know of Hip pros " hearts are Just aa kind, and Seven Large | Tom Campbell, who come to New J'offlcors Oiled with a high Bplrlt Marked Improvement wan shown In The 3D South Broad street. | York from a small upstntu city and ence of America only 3.000 nillcs uway. When arraigned Tuesday in police fîMOalblllty and a humane attl- ovory performer, solo at tt. Dal y find themselves entangled In- a mesh /toward thoso soemlngly it a dja- Floors •court Hlgglns stated that tho gun was I of circumstances thnt drags them Department SHUBERT THEATER, NEWARK ' ttge,—was .Illustrated late Sun- The not his own. but that he was trying down to the very gutter. Tom Is sent Tho Messrs. Shubert will—present to sell—it- for a Iriendvwuen Chief nliht. and oarly Monday morn- Just Crowded James liarton in the Astor Theater ,t CroBB Keys Inn. Thompson arrested him. He threw (Innocent; Fnny, through the vicious success. "How Drop Inn" nt tho Shu- vStore of tho gun into the lushes when ho saw i*cer Crahan brought to the hotel With Rich and subtle Influence of her step-sister bert Theater all this week, with the . rharloi Dalchunak, of 44 Lako Tho chief approaching. When asked land unscrupulous hushaml, becomes a ii.-ju.i! Wr-ilm-fday and Saturday mntl- •why ho did this by the Judge, Hlg- jcar tbe city lino, physically •ton HOOT: %M A. ML to 5J0 V. M.—Open 8»tnrd«y *re«!»f? Elizabeth glns said It was because ho did not Hnentully exhauHU'd. without am- Holiday Gifts waul to pay a fine. erces and accompanied by two "You know, that you should not _Jn ions. Tho mother was assigned bave had the gun," said Judge Dey, 26 West Milton Avenue. ITteomiortablo floublo room by Man- "and you threw it away when you Km Usurer, given a nourishing meal •wore afraid of being arrested. If a ir Stefanou. and administered to Regent Theater Telephone 848. In. Macclary, who late at night Xollow does not have a gun ho cannot use it, but there Is a tendency to uso IIMI by tho mother who showed it when he does have it That is Broad Street ELIZABETH j hallucination* with a request where most trouble starts." . Volomd window panes, by which of Genuine , Blxht get rid ot an Influence that Failure to keep her young son Fresh Cut Tho studios were crowdefl to trom-throwing-stones .thimigli , jHtrorlng b»r tome, city wl^parents_and_trlend« •windows of neighbors caused Mrs. Lugb sprinSpringg ^TVTl Lg[iea~tH"tl«B-tJjteg»-»he-nske the Jour £ Investigation proves that rats were "Regent Symphony Orchestra ~jji rcuponso TO tKt rurmiiiK u short >Iu-.-i !D very satin Um Tear j infestinjr water traps here and caused Fresh Killed Fancy Dry Kicked >nt*. half a doien times to Lakefai-tiiry manner. Dot la only twelve j 4 Sun. IH i Die paor water supply.—Bulletin. '(. »r.d back from tho cenfr of^ >''ir, old. Ad-dhtldf Lauimann, ]! For Regular 1.5O and wars apl Prime Rib Roast nliio jtars oM. of Undrn, gave the' Rrgularlv l.OO, 1.25 Hats do damage everywhere. They Thurs. Fri. Sat., December 13, 14, 15 2.00 Values. '• In t i pnirapt and uympalhetlc wurkj Mt'aduv. Qucin in splrlu-d ."tyle this and 1.50 Values. novel*. menace your health, which Is worse. Prime Cuts Destroy them with Kn.vsl OitararJoeri rplLshed by Chief Thompson and; bflDR quit.:- a dltlicult selection for so Men's dull rubber and bright finish rubbers, light soles, heavy cosa." Itobarf Bosworlh and Blanche Sweet in Roasting Chickens __*r of tho Poor Fllser deeerrc little a girl. Bright finish rubbers with heavy rolled edge; bright finish txMnd-t Kat-Kakc. . .SoJU.. and saanint'jc-d Cut from Best Native P-ecf 30 it'll mention. Among thosee whhoo plajed vovorry finely Not on Tindlcton's Drug, Store.—'A.Tv. 33 rubbers with light weight sojes, but with extension heels^ also \^ soles, plain edge and rolled edges; sole rubbers; low cut-rubbers ertul an ere Krancli Caldwcll. llcrthn Vrnfi 1 1 ncr of I COLORED MA8ON8 INSTALL ner. Marlon SulTerT , Klchard Robinson. ~stonr7"arTfl^row^cut rubb~efs7high heels; lo^w^l: "'~ " ' ' "' --• ——— —- • woll wit Tkc following offlcon of Pride of Charlotte SchllL-rroan.—of Rahway- Al and storm rubbers for every-shape toe and heel. ^JlovcrbnioOTri Pure Creamery I.od*e No. 14 F. and jy.,JH, MulUrMulUr , of Broklynj jhWjhcWyy c fifamiljl - styles to fit any shoe. See windowjdisplay^ iVM'TTVI"dT'irrnTi"* m^t: nv nirru'*•*"sh» ^ ,J, woro installed bjnfcsputy Ira and lwnald Harablet7~of~"XsbW i one Bt tter at a ny Frice i«ell. liondajr nUbt: Worshipful I'srk; the two little Gettlora from •JLig? Copley in'"Running Wild" er. Andrew Craw ley: senior war- West Grove; Oicar Laurence, of Aesops Fablrc Regent Orchestra Recent News. 2 ib -limit Rft. i. W. Pi Collier; Junior Elliibeth; Joilo Flor;o. of Avenel; Girls' Rubbers Boys' Rubbers SHU3E leu. WUIUm P. Hiunmond; senior Adelbclde Iôimann. of Linden; be- Royal Oaborae: Junior do- side which Oscar Anderson rendered Bullseye; bright finish tops; heavy protected Theatre John Oibson; secretary. In a piano aolo and Teresa Proplak sang Heavy; in dull finish; heavy protected edge nr::nford !"•:»•€• No:ir Broad St.. r?U: treasurer. Samnel Ed Bar;. t»<> old time favorites Miss Hake f heels and soles;, will give good wear. Specially I Ifl iln. Edward Johnson; tyler. J.! playtd the accompaniments (or s solo soles; will withstand the hard knocks 9 7Qp Mnnapcnicnt M. S. by Madame Mlngat. as well as the priced, per pair, only I" III' Homemade Sausage Prime Rib Roast l>ait Master Schenck. of! childish play. Special, pair '• I Qb plamr-part-to - H»ydn*s~(;ypsy"Honv taken up, and will Children's^ ceptional "buy" at the — ~ tection tgainst winter's and Children jregatloi "Dew Drop Inn" tako place on the first Sunday In Feb- known boot at an ex- ~ _s to b« appreciated. unusually low anow and sleet; coptionally low price; V.OO, 'AUJimul "I -whisper J ruary. With" Original N. Y. Brilliant iTrlE LAST MINUTE GIFT 8HOP price, pair • special, pair 3.25 per pair a 50 Value* «nt nerv — - Supporting^Cast and a "Chorus of -Free delivery—to—Ml—Parts—of-Brattway Rubbers— 69c 2.95 iras my Dancing Divinities. INFANTS' RUBBERS g the MISSES' BRIGHT STORM KING when such values are ot extraor- 41ng thr Mats., Wed. and Sat.. 50c to $2 Styles for boys aud Kirla in atorm Rlies 3 to 6; Just what BOOTS Just as important for baby All Eves.. HOc to $2.50 Plus Tax youngster will want during the dinary interest to all. All first- absence 107 Main St. Rahway, N. J. my|.> and low cut; plain edge and SUeB 11 to 2; an unusu- for older youngsters. class goods that will give the moat tmpedlm EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON hcivy roll edge; sizuB to 2: snowy Beason; strong and Sizes to 10% AND EVENING ALL STAR well made; Bpecial, ally fine bargain at tbe satisfactory wear. Sizes 7 to 11, Ohester S. Gold, Prop. an i itm fppcial value at low price; per pair Special at 69c 12 to 2, anil 3 to 8. VAUDEVILLE—RAY MILLER lie low jirice. per pair • 79C pair - • 325 «dly tbe •;•• 395 AND BAND WEEK—DEC.—17—GEORGE - Money-Savers for—Thrifty WHITE'S SCANDALS. '' Housewives a Man Will Be (Had to Receive BROAD ST. THEATRE HIKE YOUR XHflS GLOB CHECI 4 Splendid List ol Suggestions from Our Large and Broad and Fulton Sis, Newark THESE PRICES FOR U.'inir.-Pinent M. S. Srhlwrtnuer 5!ACK TO TlfE ORIC.I- Varied Stocks el Men's Weir \AI. roi.irv: snows DIRECT FROM Il'WAV Week IIoRiiinInK Mi.n<]»y Dec. loth FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Men's High Grade Men's and Beys' U:itH. Tliurnilny nnd Snturday A. H. Wnndrt preaeDU Pay You a 20% Dividend Silk Neckwear Silk^Neckwear Third Floor Mart Ryan SPELL REAL Pure silk, cut from the phort ends in . . . 69cJ.00JLL50 —Santa^never-sent-aHnsoFe-attr-active-, g US-- CASH IT / of high priced silks, and made up in A Ui'loiirnm.i Aliout Hc.il t'oople. by the highest class manner. Large ar- shipment from the North Pole. \tiri! :in 1 iiuistfin -mil Snm I-*(irr,-j*t The kind no one need fcur to give a ray of pretty patterns and colore; at Mnlinn's Tlmra. atnl Sal . SOc tufl.OO manMado of high-grade imported and domestic silks In patterns a man will We Will Give a 20% Discount on all Merchandise like. Beautiful four-ln-hands; hand Every conceivable kind of doll, toy tailored; that will tie In the proper and and game is here, and the reason- knot: all rut np In neat holly boxe* 5Oc MINER'S ECONOMY Bought at Our Store. Beginning Tomorrow and able prices will surprise you.. MEN'S AND BOYS' SWEATERS WashinEinn Street. Newark TRY US TOMORROW A-Trtd- '••'••>' -'i SEWAREN,N. J. Phoae 250-251 Woodbnd|. go through to the back, insuring long service; No. PC—All silk, lace clock hose in wanted designs for kitchen, bathroom and bed- of most exclusive patterns. All are seamless, a variety of designs. Black only 2.95 include Persian, Oriental and two-tone effects. room. Per square yard ;.: • • 1.59 •i • i ii i i I.I •• r i -.i— .i i • •• • i - . . i • -..— - . . ' • .r^rzi - -f —.1 ; . • • ' > ' . Rahway Record, Friday, December 7,1923 LADY WOULD LIKE SMALL WASH- |PAINTIN0 AND PAPKnHANOING— NEWSPAPEnS Rahway Record, Friday, December 7,1923 Ma Have Information Ready Hi-Y Boys Plan to Sell Bowling Results Senior Moose Come Back ING to do at homo. Phono Kah- papered from JS.50 up. Sul- Newspapers to Aid Fund way ltil-M. It ncllal 73 Uroad street. Phono next Registration Agent Says EAGLES' LEAGUE Tho senior bowling team of tho 213-M. It PERSONAL AND Entertains Church Group I Future Brides Showered the beauty ot creation and helped spiration to others, and whose Mooso Lodge staged a comeback last 'I Mission Auxiliary Meets Stato Coys' Secretary Charles R. FOH SALE—One double and one sin- others to BCO God's handiwork; who ory a benediction because he kept tb» Tho new agent or motor vehicle At Somcrville: nli;IU at McCartney's Janes anil lie- [ Sro_u_w»«_l!lcs.ciiL_aL_Uie--ini.i:liii«-Ot —"i.-^."^ —trie- lied -coKipInta-U-Uh-sur-luss-and-lEOIt. SALE-^Di'lioloim—Hmm-mntie V Tho Church Workers ot the Holy I Tuesday night was "showery." but Final plans for their annual praise ha3 always looked for the best In highways with Immortality open. y feaiFd "the ^roose~JiTnT6Ts"ln all tiiree" Comforter Church were ! the Ili-Y Club held at the Y. .M. C. A. {M r . ticiltr.ess: splendid condition; also | Crullers. Wll deliver. Mr.". Dtir entertained of the pre-marrlago variety, and con- j service to be held In. connection with others and given the best he had. "That is whnt I mean by malting The Hennessey, of 05 Elm nvunua. has 141 174ii:a:nes, evening up tho matches be- •^—5flEHttHKPFES Wednesday evening. Mr. Scott save ' ;'"-.J-J ""• ir,s oaft buffet and china closet. 1K2 mcr, 41 I.ofayette street. yesterday afternoon by> Gilberc t sequently more enjoyable than those'the eveningg service this Sunday night whose simple, gentle life was an in-a success OF lite." plunged into the vortex ot his strun- iso 17S 17T> j [v, ei n the two quintets. The tie will i bahl • VrllH a short talk to the boys on the comiiiK J,' , , " West lirand street. dec7iU Uahway 9-W. II f:H 1 re son, o . tl byy the weather man. Two • were mad..e at the meeting yesterdayyy nous v;ir. and 175 170 room Hat. all Improvements: rent Rood condition, price $101). Inquire period wore made, but much useful gifts. At tho residence of Dr. I Church, held—with Mrs. George H. -alip by and approach the first of tho —.,' A. Kettncr 139 130 1G1 $:tf..OO. Address I*. O. Dox IOC. Unh- 12 Lufberry street. Phone 420 J. It -interest for Quick V If : i ''ra''r"' w;vs Klven to some big and .Mu. .1. S. Young, TU Irving street, • Marsh, of Gl Maple avenue. Headings EV. : nskod the buys to do all within their I ~SC7 i>w '" 1 WX WINTER'S 152 112 year lie announces that motorists can power so that the representatives! 824 [Stevens 153 Way, N. J. dec7-2t v- 'ur.T-.t.nn, the exact time of which has,Miss Florence Vaughn arranged a of a very interesting content wore 1 131 Ml lid materially by applying foT their from tho similar organizations of the | Schweitzer 1C3 KOIt RENT—A lint of four room*, Permal V'.. nit ytt nr.^,, determined, to be held • miscellaneous shower for Miss Greta presented by Mrs. J. L. Ewlng. on Samoe reniiilrntion and license cards and Somervllle Vansc-o 153 lfil 1(!9 •'ii sl'i.r Hie initial morning ln'Janu-1 Broberg, who will shortly bo married "Syria and Persia": by Miss Georgia TEA STORK itatu would have a Rood opinion uf noller .. 21.4 1SS 244 KOU SALE—('revrolet Coupe 1022. with Improvements. lucjulro 2 riry plates at tho very earliest possible I). Crowell 105 1C7 ir.4 V.n Krocm . .„, , - Whether this function will tako to Louis H.BS, of Cranford. A basket: Hnderhill, on "The Mormons." Presl- Mils city and would boost It in every Hausli . U.G ISO ISC new tires. Will sell cheap. Owner Union nlrcet. It an, 112 Main St., Cor. Monroe St. Rahway Tel. 807 Onio. i vvi.v possible. Mr. Scott 11^0 out- 1S1 leaving for California. Call or Thti Hamilton P. C. win m t the who r. L-. i ••. "veiiiK!, luo form of another uuppbr or an en-full of gifts was received and muslc,|dent Mrs. F. W. Langstroth presided. To facilitate masters Mr. Henncs- Kooney ir.s 1S1 S09 741 7G0 Cc lined plans for helping along the riclienck iso 170 175 phone 141. Francis W. Kath, So- Clan Gordon F. C. of Elizabeth, In a ncy nsks that all applicants have all cause. dec7-2t Specials for Friday & Saturday Magaid • 1S1 1G9 waren, N. .!. «occor football gumo tomorrow after- tin' Information neciluil fur issuance Following Mr. Scott's talk, the local ....*.. 1C5 Moose Junior! 1 147 11 :ards reaiiy when they apply al hishoys' secretary, E. 11. Chase, spoke i .. -h. Crowell 123 1-t-J FOR SALE—Wardrobe and nlckle-) aoon at 2:45 o'clock on the Hlvi-rsid 90C- 935 12S 119 ollicc. This Information the newon tho eonvi nliou. j SS3 i ' Suiter . pl.ited enrnet. Phone 141. Frnnrls | Park gridiron. Our supply of Christmas Trees will ige.nl ftates must be complete and Teniird . 111 15S 1111 : KiiUuwins these brief but very en-; \V. Kath. SewariMi. N. J. dec7-2t can _be_ob_tnlned_ from the baclc of (1 1 Crowell 129 124! Itrmembcr tho dance to be held to- i t!:uaiaatic_t»ll;.-i »? rcstilur meeting; ATHLETIC LEAGUE morrow night. Decombi.-r S. at On: arrive Monday or Tuesday I "applicant's 1323" cards. 1 H.-Suiur——_H5_ -156_ Full Line Christmas v*as held nr.rt several matters of 1:u-', FOR—SATT:—OM—mnhnsriny— »M<«-{ Mi>rrk—recreation—Itntl—«mW—tn«- Tho questions to be answered are: portancc were brought to the atti'n-i At New York: 3L92:i rcRislration number, maker's 690 712 board: also -dutiMp hnat.-r parlor. ausplcea til I!:-: Mutual Aid Associa- tion of the members. It was decided llderan .stove, liuiulre Record Otllce. It' tion. Mu.slr ty Sli.';kinan. •••lame, r,erial number, engine number, r 172 thai $l-> would 1)0 pledged toward a Miller ... 141 211 a- kind of body, color of body, year ot slato Y. M. C. A. fund which mniiey Howard . 1S4 Trees and Wreaths Under thu auspice i uf Hi,, rjirl 153 FOR SALE—Ylrtrola with cabinet: jnalie, model, number of cylinders, Nominate Officers Scout Council thi-ro will \,,. a i,^. a(. It •-" nilla Wafers, Zu Zii's or Chocolate Snaps Js-used In bringing physical edueajion Alioth ... 119 -' 135 Kood condition: reasonable. fi7 Ful- alth. of cylindors-.-norsc-niwrrp . (S. A:to foreign lands. As a method ot get- Dunham . 1G2 ISO li'jrnoon card party al th... LZlk-,' Club Nomination of officers took placo at On Sale Starting Monday Dec. 10th 1923 n___ _ =.._ __ . p E.), has car a reflecting m.rror.? do ting this money it was decided to ton street. It an Wednoaday. December 12. Mra t;. Martin .. 13S 179 I"J ) ihe regular meeting of l'rlde of Union 1 Thuinpviii, Sirs. 1). II. Trem-frknds awa!tlng°licr return, ami her; est hungers of the human. The gold _ No.J ~ headlights comply win law ? what . , , U Orton la chairman of thu i.jtnmlt- • *&'"" on tl,.. i.,p|(: "NiVlk. er o|( n(j g ind scll [hom !'••'•? anri Mrs. V.'illlamsnn. The regu- surprise was increased when a large t seekers win and while the yellow dust} Council, No. 47. Sons and Daughters Until Christmas Under P. R. R. tlevati U>e on arrangcmvnt*. Th" card party given Tue~ay method havo you employed to olitnl- Anyono wlshlng l0 UOnato old news-] 755 - SS3 921 of Liberty, last evening. The elec- roR IIXPIIATE or ion • ar in('<-tiiij fur the third Thursday of variety ot gifts were "showered" on filters through their lingers, die. They •sate danle and glare nro? AI.IMINA A Japaneao evening will mo pre- ! New- Potatoes "per peck 43c " papers may do so by giving infornm-; tion wttt-tftfce placo at the next meet- l!i will h*> rccrlrrd t>y the . Irving Street sented, by tbn Wcstmlnitir Guild of i or tin: Social Chapter was athis month will not be held. The next her, in honor of her approaching mar- win earth's rewards but after all is in answer to the last question Mr. j--.^- tQ Se-cretIir>. Cnag0 X. commit-j . New York minting will be with Mrs. J. F. Mar- rlago next Wednesday to Edwin ifiaid and done. 'What shall It profit a tion S 2 ins of tho council. The nominations l*Hl.• jfoljow8: Keyn0|ds- Buckley7 Robert ~FiToF":~;~~n6S- "179 lbL IT .z',-5 I was passed ln dancing, music and lose his own soul?' light, e'. g.. Liberty, BoschLomb, FUn- associate councilor. Charles Will; Vli"-k 1' Mfor (urntahine forly thou- Veloct - Her:- E. E: White, of thu it wJilit and. thirty six at pin- ., | otft5wasr passed In dancing, niusic and Jones.—Pr«ce;U Wi Aid Parish HoilSe Fund pastimes. A trio by Harry nr supper was served. I Horton 177 209 "OS i soclato ylce-councllor. Mrs. Anna Alulnln.l r»i 1 ! h V t 1% »74 Central ATCDQ« n" " , ," ' " " cbalr- : IHunter Hunter, EriEricc CarlsoCarlsonn anand DrDr. WilliaWilliamm success Is commendable In anyone Yellow iurnIps771)6irriirJs Tho office hours of Mr. Hennossey Those present weTe: State Boys'; Meyer :'.. 1S8 149 lr.-n nnd >" Phoue 435-R fhone 847 dooa, will glvo an Illustrated adjres'i C B lCirTirclia l!S " I Terry; recording secretary. Mrs. N.luRtli-r. Siled by Mr M°M Arra3"i f ' ''"• M. Ran made a hit. and solos were I who loses his belter self In the quest, 6B Elm avenue are: Until Decem- Secrela chnrle3 R. Scott, Boys'] •• 'The Challcntc ot Japan » NewM \v m u - t "iK. Mrs. L. What In understood to be the • Florida Oranges, dozen - P. Prower; assistant recording secre- S.nhl Sulphate of Alumina »hall H. Wolff. Mr«. K M Seaman. Mrs. given by Miss Wcrra Kauffman and! Men will barter heaven for success: bcr 24, 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. December; Secrutary K.H . Chase. Maurice Chall-: 871 S74 950 I».lrki-il In hits* lvri> hllntlr^tl i"JO01 {>ounil O»jr." A illver ottering will be re- firn|? donation toward the proposed! 1 tary. Mrs. R. Bullman: financial sec- Charles Ornwor, Mr. L. M. Hampton J piano numbers by Miss Viola Gruss. i they will trample on the most precious Cranberries72~qls 16 too !9 inclusive-inclusive. S a. m.. until 8p p., j R SmUb Hooper Mji li: (hall tvr.ln lntn|. form not t MITNS to help conditions caused by I arlah "House ot the First Presby^ • and sacred possibilities and posses- 10 "•' retary. Mrs. Anna Held: treasurer. nnil .nip liilt ilS' l"rli'» In Itl «tr.Tt- the earthquake. j and Mrs. Divld Kennedy. t'-:isn Church was made yesterday at Raisins, Seeded or Seedless, Premier Brand, pkg 15c December 31, S a. ru. until 10 p. m. Schuyler Terrlll. Jewe-,- Overtoil. Ed- West Ends Pull Out Mrs. Johnson; guide. Mrs. Mary Tur- tllim-! «li'ii». .iml prl^.-- oh.i'l In" rr- lons of lhelr vea ln the elIort: th0 nt ftn* nr.1f-.,l men |HT r.Kc hUJlJrrJ The choir association of the Flnt Tho new land ri,.,(,;()pmr;rl nn st O n l ll I 0Pk Praico Mooti'ncr I " " gar Freeman. Robert Lindsay. Rey- ner: lllslcIe Mrs M | (ot, lt.Thn»y. N. J. SocWv of ihfe hnr? Tt'J| ?' *'f »»-•«».«.».* lhome is sacrificed, the auction, or Hersh's Catsupr bottle 21c nolds Buckley. Robert Jones.-t>or«ey ! Victory Over Baptists ! Kuani. - fUptlEt Church will nu-ct tomorrow ."••rcc avfjniC Of:;ir Klnvy Corner Ir Wltaffu f n i ?e • Th0 aanuarraisl pralse Meetine meel-ng« ot Ihe wife and childreinn al,l go an affectiond are swept, ot1 Of MinistrV guard. Mrs. Lucle Voorhees; All |.r.-t-i"»il« •l^.ill I" rul' ••.it onM«»« av0 nome l8 sacr ced lne Lemons, per doz - - 30c d: Bl«ht with Ml«» Winifred Stuart, of by Messrs Wright and Un-. |, rapidly nu r,t i,iv i , , o" ; Women's Missionary Auxiliary of. the!a8|de with ruthleFa and cruel hand. ner of - c l?-T^-rHtiwnA for--elRlitg«n month*.—Mr sl.ap^ _Ah',:uLa»£n.ti- lots !->e fajcletj. donated the sura of;2n d Presbyterian Church will be held Baptists •,,'v !,..„. A, ,_ . t:TrT: wit Annstroni; and Mrs. F. O. Sorter. f!iH«' Snrorlly at ' "' ."^ ?nn fwpnt;--nr^"^njlani' .rTU —~y- i ——; -.7^7-—rr=—CnnrlTv 1 r 0 &peaK in lvailrtdj ,c TJ,.OOJJSP John Cassu'.egsi. Robert C.-Smith..-- :..—US : and tk t Church will hold a <-ard ^ .»L in" evuninj, Btr\Jte on ounuay, I ^ "Piirs6ury Pa?icaUe"rtourrper~plig rhrotiKh th_e - agenc y of the Federa- i.A;b;»scr, llaroid Johnsoti. RaymonKO thh »•.-(!: !:<• look like the utter defeat and frus- It In a> at the big union services to be held Hulic); anil William Crowell. tration of all of one's plans and yet In his 1 In connection with the "Week of C1.A38IFICA 7IO To J. V. Rotjlnnon. I'<..:I:. Punjabi Christian Family will be Mothers or Supra Brand Clarhson 1'iace Jl.JOO. c- there are those who lose their earthly Walnuts to Mm. ?r:iyer" January "1 to 1.:, undi r theBusy Times Ahead for r':;i.-cs<-nicd- by member* of the Sab-' lives to gain an endless lite—they are MART tuspices vt tile Federation- C". Co., bunj;.ilit at'i K;:l'.nol. A silv. r n:Terinj; will be the truly successful. They go through Armours Oats SL Mark's Dramatists WANTKI1—Woman a- worklni; hou :iken. I^veryonb welcome. Finest California Evap. Milk On Sunday, January C, at the First • k.i per In family of two adult c isce j:.500: Olin Ani;:.- Vanity Fair.cryini;. :Life'. Lite! liter- t inc. Charolett- I'.'aee S: • nal Life!" ' • Baptist Church. Kev. John M. Moore, Busy times are ahead of the Jones homo for r!^-!:t party AcMrc.-s V x New crop, pound per pkg per can Kiw-.ll. dwelllnc N..w C. The annual election of oncers held i "True It is that 'he never 'tails who I par.lor ct the Marcy Avenur "aptist hers of t .-"• M.irli's l)r.:.t;:i; .i Chase W.iOO. !;:y by the I'airolmui:- Uemvo-j dies in a great cause.' He has made \ Church, of Brooklyn, and ( a.rman the nunierou.i plaus for futur • • r.uve . RAHWAY of the Executive Ciiinmitte of th* Mrs q .-jjocialion jeaulted as follows: \ a success OK Htu who squares with '. revealed m the r..«i•:mg of tin: e Lindsay WANTED—Good ; : Wnl Council of Churches of Christ Matinee Daily 2 iO Ura It. M Searli-, of St i'resf "nt'.""Frank~"nern< r; vTeiV-'presI Vfrght~" living—and—truth.-—who—haB---) lOc 10c -ration—last—n-rjlrt;—irttltart*—T-lt«*—l-wo— 38t_ ar old treasurer. Joseph I laughed often, loved much, who has !j In America, will be the speaker. The annual Christi...is parties. 0:1" for tlio' n acd-Mra, A- D. liri-a rl-nt, i.'tr.vin Pnyne tlma. T following Sunday. January 13. at the tveninrs i pins al the Hotel Si±uylcr; N« Yuri; tnt-at-ftr-nm. Hoor-gt:—Mf?-; gBin°d thp fr>?^t nf n pnrf. wnn.nn nnd . look eaaj children and t!u other tor Lliv ndu'.ts ' Ar'I.ur P i champion the Intyre. The secretary r":naains to j the love of little children, who has ? First Presbyterian Church. Rt- Reran. d a straw ride are being arrange-'!. FINK VPR1C-HT PIANO r'OR SALE City (cr a few days. 'String Smns, Curruts, jresatioi Iiu-.-a-i r\>n N.-'.v J'-r.S'y nnd !)•• elect, ri. done his^Juty not in the spirit of % Howard Chandler Kobhins. D. D. Club will meet Draeeer. 109 Main street. It The Farmcr.i' Association ar.. r:aR. tfeSll whisper Reports showed that the recent com- The War.g Want; TO-DAY Quite a fin.- ..•r.t.-rti:nn:..t:t fir K:i:: • . Mif.hi-w Arms'.r'mi!. Iravld II. •U'Wi-d ilwre has dsudge/y but true joy, who has left, D"jn nf the Cathedral of St. John the edy presented at St. Mary's Hall was next Tuesday ni^ht with Miss Anna , Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower th* twrnty-flrst of this mnn:!: la R.VTrer.- ' '.-i.: i'.t rr.at,---. J>j.^p!; F. Mar 'Wth in the State. Trinity—il. E. Church all day tomor- tntyorld better than he found It,: ^BiRSCSt—suceesses-of—tl;e^Sauers,ôf*H7=Suailnary—ai-enuc- whether by an improved civic or so- !UJbe__Fa.mons__Mrs b a Cantata tnntluj—:AVas I? a i-cn. ;' .n-.ii.-i !i. u,Vo ami Alfred The Princeton Innutrition Team ar r(.w to meet any of the delegates to at Lowest Market Prices. was my long list of achievements In th? field " !;. Apply Mrs. i "iniliHnn n nnrfoet— noam-or a Pi«v-.l liy « i't-»t c««l Iti.-lti-iln'i Drr>m." under the aliie dircctlos o: •» ^- . tog.th 'noth cf these speakers a™ '"'ler^ oTdramaJics'Vorthe'Viib.' JaqiK-a avenue. AC rescued soul. Who has rejoiced over «r». P. D. Wolf f p cr.co today. This team will be at Princeton, to explain all about that tbsenc In their respective denominations bo- T) kuld LS- ,-„,-,sunas partv Wi'I Special Buses After Dance Announcement i* nuule by the I Myrtle Stedaao, Mir£auile OwInK to Inadvi-rtance Tu. <:.iy's iml «• taped I tnc known throughout the country. probably be held Sunday. December corn- WANTED—D.v middle-aged American ' tini; r.t Rah-1 miltee on arrangements for th Hocord was Riven tli'* dai*.- of th- ;I1J> l: r br Klvrn by the Ilvbrew Sch.-o! a< Thn w.ll l-.o'.d II gtnerRl church work in the Metrcpo- for this aftnir comprises: Joseph care for elderly couple: eir>»ri- ::-.- \.--.i Yi-.-ir's «dlj U liun district and the United States as the recreation hall of Merck i: Co., \ Extra Today IS. ThU thoulil liav<- bi-i'S Kvo. ,lr- _taklne. Slephan. H. J. by. the.ildrck. Mutual Aid Astocia-j enced: reference given. Address, > .1.-;.i,ur.c'T.ii-t.t TI-.+-- Indî' s whole. Railway Is particularly-for- A. E. M.. care Record Office. - . S. which Is thS Sur.diy telf-conf rucci"Mlss~Anna tion that special bust.- will he pro- tL-.ti5iit-Ja._7.3-> j'cl=i i-r .:< *rt I'.nM; a community tunate in being able to secure them Cordes, Miss Helen Urexler. The dec?-2t' bis. as 1 for this special prayer week service. viiltd after th- dance to tako those' The Woman's Auxiliary to th" rr Come! Corae!LCome!lLComeJ)ne_Cm!ie All_to dor ass Other Interesting announcements will adults' parly date has not b':en settled who attend to their homos in this city.1 rrr.jr and Navy I'r.lon will hold o There waj a fine turnout at the be made in this paper as to the pro- upon definitely. The committee tor Klizabeth. Linden and Carteret. These- tacfrkraut »up"r tiiaic'.-.t in ror.n'c n! ';•:••) l>:i \Vi-.|n--.lay n-ch' at %e wai lhat affair is composed of: Mrs. R. J. Saturday i"han:cs' Hall under the auspices WeH gram for the entire week. buses will be at the Kates of the plant Uoa with their rrfciiiar nvv::.".^ An rimers, Mrs. Thomas Klndre. Miss after the dance is over. There will •xcellrnt goclsl tin:'* '.s ;ironi ••• 1 of l.-i i-w.-'i! Cirovt, N-.i. 10. Woodmen why th Helen Chad wick and C'rr! r.r.ochle ar.d whist were Taeresa Guelinck. Frank Cordes, C. will be buses for Linden and Eliza- 32c Electric A Gift From Hartdegens J. Edward To:r.rilnv of llryar.l T!:« romirltvo on »rrani;e- food oi Boys Find Pocketbook P. Muringer. Edward Guelinck. Harry beth and the Carteret line will carry , Claire Windsor ttTNiX. yoMirday af.ir.df-d a rr.f.i:ng nalntal rorarrlsfHl: Mn Mary. Frank. Spend Contents Lavishly ,<*** passengers to the center ot the city ; Lamps 13c! In •f tb« program coram'.ttt-e of th<> New •boat and to Carteret. The dance plans Mrs iK-fln] Conr.ol'.y, Mrs. Ampless 25 and 60 Watt JtntT Stato Sunday School Auocli- KaKar.j." Îra. .Mary Holder. Mrs. salrthfc are complete and the affair promises Always Delights for a day t "Brothers Under tjoo held In Newark, *ht-n th« proNichola- s Scheuor and Mrs. Joseph •with T,.onres r y to be a real social success. Freddy | - Strictly "Flrtti." Cram for tb" coroInK year was formu- .•ot of a group ot youngster, all about ; Jeambey. Miss Theresa Ths nime HartdeRtn carrin the «isnnnce of Molloy spirit. ; H Sleckmaa's orchestra will provide the Standard Price 32c The Skin" taUd to be praaented to the state ex- Biae or U-n years old, yesterday when Q „ k M, Anna CorieSi joseph ; music. quality. This has for years been the Gift Store three of their number found a P«*et-, ^ «c«tlT« committee at Trenton next was Another example ot the Unriv- Alsoa Mermiid Comedy of discriminating people of New Jersey. Tlu» Tottday. Obituary to Ret look containing $112 in Cherry street n h( but | NOTICE aled Values obtainable al MUL- "Take Your Choico" year our assortments arc exceptionally con* Tkt T. M. and Y. W. H. A. will hold M B The regular annual meeting of the a danca at Ctosi Keyi Inn next Wed Mr>. Ida May Stelner PHONES until the next meeting. Much merri- stockholders of-the Rahway National lhilh prkr» arc mwi_reMonjbk^__ "•mlimilbt The~ltnp«rtal Orchcjrra millionaire ever spent more laTlshly Bank for the election of Directors will NEWARK. Oldest, largest. Busi- "•—M7j-]'tii«-M*j-y!e!nerraf;ed-JS-ye«rs, Rahway, N.J. texton ment was the result of the trial. •111 tsrnlih the mailc. Miss Pauline 1 who r^sldM In WoodbridKc Township. -l-22-M.ain-St> In proportion than did the youngsters. Dancing and other social features fol- be held In the Banking House on est. Fairest. Stjuarest Furniture "Dear Movies, candy, electric train. Ice 4 Acts Vaudeville 4 JEWELRY fenter It chairman of the commit- near thf» road to Cartpret. died W>d- lowed the business session. Tuesday, January 8. 1924. at 3 p. m. House In the State. Shop Early tM on arrancrmenti. ri-Miar at Saranac Lake. New York. •"It's Sream sodas and about everything JAN VAN HERWERDEN. WATCHES •dirouR rise a boy can desire were bought The sc'ectiom WK REBATE 5c for each u«ed Thi* funeral «<>rTlccs will take place Cashier. Now Is the time to buy Chrlstmm are crcaier Haihlbjht Battery' "Anthony'i." Mor.da? n'.orninj; from Ihn Cartcret •»:t» freedom, all at the expense of Students Hear Coolidge Rahway, Dec. T, 1923. dec7-oaw-4t Gifts of Furniture. In honor of Monday and Tuesday SILVERWARE now and you nov!" r ,.>. •.-. f>...r,i, Thn Miss V.vian Newman, of Carteret, an the GCth birthday celebration. Mul- CHRISTMAS CARDS these Specials Over and be Convinced can shop m tpirwl employee of the Ueglna plant, whose Further progress in modern educa- lins' entire stocks are reduced misfortune It was to lose the pocket- com ton dissert tion was imlirated al the hlqh school lOCo to Ô*"*-—nr.d payme "The Silent Partner" NOVELTIES X'^l'iriliiy. wl-'-n the entire • student *~tlVe bi not neces.-ary till 1^1! Detective~S< recant JanTemionfp'snn" body wns re'.'-as.V; at UTi"t-.i 11 E.\lra_on_Monduy Specials for Friday and Saturday, December 7th and 8th 1 mln-it rui tl.e lr.il! "f tl ." tree->pf-iid"r« at 1J-30 t" ::• ir ::i • n:".--a- rur:her:v.'Tf ir o]i! fnrr'.f oeri-S! lief"i" o.-nini; l-ad ri'cov.-rcd $S" d"nt Calvin i'1*: -'.i cr il" f--r iv'-.v. It w Fab'.vn and a Charley opevd the V.i" li.-l and has f"i!!i-l that if Wai :.:-r lmt Mu'.li L htiplin Comedy v'l-s. I:M:-:I'.... Ji'i-.n and Tiimr:'.- The Castldton f." :>• '.-'• !• •••••' In a K:M! -O !HaficL You Are 1(1 lirom .:,a: «• '•• ll'.e '•'<••'• ' < ">'••'-' tin-- K:C.:\\ op. Tut S'i:'.y 0 .; iv v.t tn ••••'• In :il th'rn.r yîcr- FRANK MULLINS, Pres. Fresh Cut Jersey Top or Bottom :.r t. r ti Fresh. Cut board i: . a ymi ami l;a:l a treat iini" K-- '^ "-.it Com dy and I'cx «!l)9 Broa.l :-t. Opp. City Hall 'rii- e nntll -M>" in • .;y. ;••'• 1. .Welcome--. 1 (;., l-'r anl; WrM.-r. 1 moii :i:i:-'l ^:; .:--.- .11 !-.^ 11.• ilrr . ij— and Jrim . vs. T'..e f.i.-t t'..:'.t I':: Pork Ld Round X f and 1 111 Main SI. Pathway re u-npi uf fi- tr oV •• ei ntt-::n:a! .'f the Mo Doctri Avt Mtfv wci^lr, 6 to 8 lbs Average woi;.:!-,! A to :0 i|-^ knrnr tma.uj o-.i-r ? r-r-iiir':. (1 by Supi'r barii- rii.i.i.lî n -win' n reiiii- ard :!-.- .-nvnn-s uf t Telephone 483 per Roast, lb rlon«i NO •••.-•t^ were made. The ceivlng the tont-.x: of that r.i-ssai;" at" the Van !>.;.•>•• ••,. v. . • "SI ri.:!ice arc ii'lurnin? an electric train • was ( ontvastcd with th.e receiving of r.re we'o'.nr.i-.'" i'".'!.-' ''. •; •; •• innn< ;.c the dealer from whom tho boys President Coolidge's message. Fine Granulated prices. We :i."t- uhi.i '.' .•=•• • Sweet Violet Ambassador *& and iM-rchaseil il. OEANG-ES, wonl Pythians Nominate Sugar you. Aivl wi. Un-.w tir;i v.:u-... Brand California "W K. of C. Plans Play our food is and how low our : \.v will i)e ;is Sweet Wrinkled Blua Goose Oranges retoi ... _ .. _i Officers were nominated by Reli- We Cordially Invite You to Join Our welcome to you, as you arc ; i '.orne in and Sliced or Halved Al Decislon was made at the meeting! anc0e0 LodR0Lodre NN0o lul101 KnKnii/htnt3 s 0o[f 4rop T-uesday night ot Rahway Council.:" ' * - - '^ make friinefs ! Reg. 25c Sweet and Juicy Ko. 1HC. Knights of Columbus, that Pythias at their meeting Tuesday teon night as follows: Chancellor corn- C can Peaches the entertainment to bo held In Jam- Duchess QQ I'ancy C;il. Thin Skinned, dozen Die nary will be ln the form ot a play. mander. Angelo Mancuso; vice-chan- Campbell's Peas per can Rep. 35c. rer can ae.' K4ward J. Fitzgerald Is chairman of cellor. Joseph Dunn; prelate. John CHRISTMAS CLUB COFFEE OOlb A tlio committee on arrangements. The Boomer; master at arms. Otto Carl- Walnuts 39fb 5rst degree will be conferred at theson; keeper of records, Elmer Mark- Soups Bet from the Ranter. Delicious ton ell; master of finance, Joseph Simon: Fresh Cal rooi Srat January meeting, Tuesday night, Join it yourself, Let everyone in the family be enrolled. Tell your Hie fifteenth. The Knights will co-master of excb.eo.uer. John_Barton; Orange Pekoe Ideal Seedless Sirloin Steaks Solid Veal operate with tho Catholic Daughter* inside guard. R. F. Alden; outside 3 cans guard, F. W. Dorn; representative to 25c friends about it. TEA 55 fb- «f America in holding a Chrlstmas- tbot party for- the kiddles. ..Maurice I* lhe_ Grand Lodge. Angelo Mancuao. Efltl (o 80c fade elsewhere i pound—- —to Roast, ib—oD Moran tn in charge ot tho axramga- alternate, Fred Smith. The election tor e>«nts for Rahway Council. takes place at the next meeting. A U need a Biscuits M committee comprising Fred Smith, Frankfurters or Legs of Our Own Albert Regele and Joseph Dunn was Home-Made Veal Legs of Genuine Chopped AT THE EMPIRE named to arrange tor a card party You Nay Join Any Time from December 17 to 31 Bologna Today is the final appearance of and social to bo held January 15. Sausage Chops Dressed Veal "The Famous Mrs. Fair" at the Em- 5c Specials for Saturday Spring Lamb Meat pound pire Theater. This la played by a Link or Loose, lb pound 7 to 9 .bs, lb pound pound cfeat cast Including such notables aa Xmas Plum Pudding Sale The plan consists of five classes •Ch Myrtle. Steadman, Marguerite Da La The Church Workers ot St Paul's Jello 31otto and Cullen LandlB. The Dlot hurcb will have a salo of Christmas Ambassador Smoked QQc * ta. unusual and you will enjoy arorr plum puddings and all kinds of de- All flavors tin minute of the reproduction. iclouB foods, tomorrow, (Saturday) Extra tor today, comedy. "So This the rooms formerly occupied by 25c 50c $1 Hams uO lb Fresh Roasted Fancy Florida' l£ Hamlet." and Topics of tho Day. the Rahway Trust Company, Irving per pkg. Extra Fancy Fresh Cape Cod For tomorrow tho feature attraction and Cherry streets. 10c Hickory Smoked. No excess fat, so different Boneless Peanuts Lettuce m 'Brothers Under tho Skin." In payable each week for 50 weeks. each _»4ileh—Holes—Chaiwlct—axid—Claire —Pool-Toutfiey Results from the ordinary. They ara a real treat. Cauliflower Cocoanuts Cranberries Cod Fish pound Windsor play the principal roloa. A ~SfireiKe3~WBearTnscnir Large'heads Large, 3 for r.torraald Comedy. 'Take Your On or about ..December 11, 1924 you will get all your money back Whole or Half 2 quarts pound •Choice" and four acts of oxcellent In tho pool tournament being held i.uidev'lle conclude the program. at James Cahllls parlors ln Main stret, tho playing of Seba Dllts has 3 for 25c with interest at the rate of 2% added if all payments are made regularly or 'The Silent Partner" Is the extraor- featured, the past week's matches. Melrose dinary attraction for Monday and Ollta won two matches. Lounsbury in advance. "~^. Ambassador 25c & 35c Corned Spare Ribs Tuesday. This la a domestic drama ,nd Claus were other wlnuerB. Tho Pettijobo's Bkft. Food Creamery— Neck Ribs ot New York life—Wall Street and •osullfl include: Monday night, Louns- "Fresh""" Fresh Beef Liver its tron.Tled finance; Riverside Drive bury 100, Konover 67; Tuesday, Dllts Jersey Side Fresh Pig's Feet . nd Us tvealthy homos; Fifth avenue, 100, Vail 62; Wedenaday. Claus 100. Fresh triussee or "i-;d its fasnlon Bhops. Iâtrlce Joy, 2 for Pork.Kidneys Martin 81; Thursday. Dilts 100, Kon- 29c Sliced Jack Rabbits Pork ;tw( n Moore and Robort Edeson play over 87. High runs for the weok wero Roasting Chickens Pick'ed Pig's i eet •« I She stcTar rolos. 17, 15 and 15 for Dllts. and 18 for Butter pound •Martta • Jionesueh Mince Meat Medium Size, lb Pig's Liver Announcement 1 pound •\Ye w',-,h to announce to tho public SCHWARTZ SHOE STORE CELEBRATES 4th. ANNIVERSARY The Raboiay Saj Assorted •''.'iiat we have purchased the Insuran David Schwartz, proprietor of 2 for aiislnes:. of Jos. T. Mead & Son, at 20 1 25c . fjii-rry street. SchwarU Shoo Store, at 11 Irving Chocolate Cakes Wo wish to assuro all patrons o' Street is celebrating his fourth an- Extra Fancy niversary in the shoo business by In "The Bank of Strength" Limit 2 lbs In Cartons in pkgs. ,t.h:s as .my that they will rcreivo th" ; Kirkman's Soap Indian River Salt Herring Extra Fancy Extra Fancy ~I.ii.mc ttCc'.ent s' rvlco under ou" luguratlng a ( ale in order to ahow Every Egn - ' '•''iv.-nersMp as In the past. •i!:( cuptomors how greatly he has to a customer V!eRin"ln;r Monday tho huilnes ipnr';r;ia!i;il their generous patronage or Powder Corner of Main and Monroe Streets, Rahway, N. J. Guarantee d Grape r ruit 2 For Green Peppers Stalk Celery Mr. Schwartz btartod in a modest At' this Price 2 pkgs. 25c •j?:|.' -m .•iin'luctej_ur.d'r_ < ur name li 6 for »hi« Evans liull'linK.opp. li. II. stat'on vay a little nvi-r four yi'tire aso and 6 for Cracker DcmonstratloirSat^- CAUKHUFP &-BROOKS}. ills success has In a largo measure Vjfjn due to his strict attention to 5c Bank Open Monday Evenings. urday. Come in for, Yntir h;'s'r^s31_!i2'falllni: courtesy and tiilr _2 l;._ Pta/skal Tralnir.s Director Earl H •••leaimiri -in-mi.* 'Ills "lurRG 'ailvertido".'] JAMES VAN DYK XQ Large Size jUJums arc today attending thf) state npnl which appears in thin Issue con-! Just Cull 483 physical training lnstrnctoni conrsn •il"i rai'iy vi-ry Mifcntntill&l reduc-' Rahway. N. J. " st BUsabam. tloux un excvlleut tuolw'jar. Head It. 140 Main Str«t ^m#m ^JZ'A'-z**!i&?ltif®&£i:X^ tm If mily fft tilg in I plan th»»" •ftiHng Rahway Record, Friday, December 7,1923 Kato Association tendered a Ira rather poor vehicle'to come to committeeland divided this mm with to- BRJ> that he attributes bla defeat party, or part of it. Is no new Wh to two causes—RUM and MONEY. Harry 0. Hall, one of lt» chiw, IIlem church, in. ^«AMCLARK the ex-constable. The trade, ho says. in Clark Township and there borsfl on tho cvo ot his removal to'1"1 in Is reminiscent of the old horê days. Fred decries all such practices and been few straight and honest eleo- Linden. Tho dinner was a huge sue-'""'1 -- Shumay, of Hallday street, snys that no voter can truthfully say aa tion3 thero ln forty years. ' .INKS BAYONNE GAINS to tho »ned $50 for disorderly conduct Fred Rltter Tells What Defeated Hlm' that he (Fred) ever spent a cent tor Fine Program Prepared 1 Fato FreS d and wa5 glven tne votes or supplied rum to voters. tn tho interview, Fred desired it F.,o and hi. corps of an* a«, T Ituii*r s > 1 lo^'' T ' ?lv c"M?X f* TV alterha- Fred Rltter. candidate tor office ln:$r,.00 to boot. A wiser trader would lacob Loichtnnm served as toastm^ Valuer. J 1> ' VnHej"),urn- Gc°'' o,, thVn™ '«' I Jail' . Ho elected the last election, was Interviewed this have gotten boot instead of paying it. Further, he says, the saddest tea- be known that he makes this expose t. M. C. A. J HHis wife was tho not from any feeling of revengo but t,, in hi. Inimitable »« „„„ ,„ ™ " | O-K. fo. Hnrb,'', Kr"u ?Z H °"" iconf, lalnant °' " week and snys he has positive proof but the ex-constable needed the turn of the election was tho buylns CQiiFEREBCE BIG SPROUL CUP y V B r C Ha s ! p merely to let people know that "the Tolley of applause srected his .allies. ": »"tl> 3a,v i *' "S - At the re'cular To- for each and eevry charge he makes; money to keep a certain bottle filled, j of votes of first voters, at so much For Big "Y" Conference Jb v TM old horse can trot a heat yet when he just provlou.-to the feast two pr|les! Police Chief iStl, n ?°' *'" St Pol°c below, and he assumes nil responsi- An effort was made to get Fred's ten per head ln tho very shadows of theIs warmed up. wero awarded-a-irott, mrkey gobbler!''"'. M. Tuthlll. II SIM.?," ! L *,\ 75\Orolhr.r madn, e ', ,»™ blllty for same. He charges: j dollars away from him, but FretJ was polling place. The Entire Program Map' AsiociatioB$ i That a member of the County Demo- too wary to let his money be used Fred Is procuring affidavits and In In conclusion, Fred desires to ex- State Older Boys Conference an( aiuir referred to above. Tho matter press his gratitude to tho 94 Demo- cratle Committee traded a county for against him. Fred says several voters Olson, ono of the Junior membcrg of ' Th. Scliultzii ' of additional fire protection also came due course things will be hot for thecrats and Republicans whom neither Three Days Gathering Fairly Teems With Out With View To In- the Boys' Work Contest. thtuo •AssociatinAssociat g and a turkey nf theth.e Special oilier . u>) for discussion. The committee was a local ofllce at the election, In a deal' have Inquired of him how the elec- perpetrators of this debauchery and ,,ro deadly sex 10 S J. Heyburn, the Hermann Wm with an ex-constable. This committee tion results were so unequal, and he prostitution of the ballot. Ho says rum nor money could buy. • Noteworthy Meetings. Opening Tonight vigorating '"Y" Work Rahway Ranks Third m iKidn two arirh r, worm advised to establish a fire department With Great Banquet. 550 Delegates Rahway, - 1923 Toward tho close nf the evening While the worker* are uncouragod One of tho attractive tldalicki. rf f»rrn ot subnantlal fines. " Theoccupied with rnutine matters. tho SUto Older Boy.' conferJnet £ tlic: president In tho presence of tho:,]||. Township Committeeman Theodore with tho rcsulta of the past yet there •numbers and addressing Mr. Hall Is a desire to "Strengthen tho Links" tho awarding of tho Sproal Cnntnt- Lang, Rr.. Is recuperating at his homo. Early today the influx started to.song service will be led by Paul H. UNITED STATES Efflclency. ThU hand.onT. X tolcod tho regret o( the club at ii!> I or si-vtral days he was In the Rah- which ia the thomo of tho Conference CBB going nway and recalled the many fa- •'•'"> J^t as th,: thllrirr-n WCT.. trooiv the State Older Boys' Conference of'Conrad, ol Newark. Installation of in our city. Wlllard Elyonon. ot Col- awarded on the basis of tho larriS '.vay Hospital suffering from Bcveral tora Mr. Hall had done, both for tho contusions, the result of his auto- tho Y M C A., the greatest single (officers of the State Boys' Council and llngBwond. has had tho honor ot mak- number of mombors participatorli- .h ndaj.School that no child was the program of an association dorto* club and for Its Individual members and rooljili: running Into a tree ln Rahway •vent in local "Y" circles in many! State Boys' Conference will proceed ing a plcturo which 1B to b» used at Hr. Hall responded In kind but raisi d "irt wn3 providential Tl/RKE> Of MA tho conference, to llliutxuto the theme the first four month* of the jear Thk '. <)vi r.7^.,l/> _. , '. on 27 November. THE BEST GIFT and ever sinco the" scores of I under the direction of John T. Sproul. li on a percenuco bails of ia'« ,7 high nopei by stating Hint he would :'|iply to the act" I tO . Romo of tho language' used here- or slogan. It doplcts a blackamlth contlnuu to be a member and would t..« from every city and town ] for the State Boys' Work Committee. UUUhh^ Lang, Jr., In sto Theodore abouts by adults and by boys of ten- .•^^.tes-lromi_rery__i• ]-—--r-—jH legationmeetin gs-ivlll-follow. "r^rclilngnn^ "L^. „, . -lead U3~to"con9l(lor"the Dc hand workinit on a chair. WaUbloil: f^ „ deplorable lack of general culture In in the state which.possesses.a branch ^^ , him ia. an older boy with hli hand , ! . u, ,LAS v r cup *»• M»- :iiitnht rcpnrt'd th..- Brings the happy smile even)ng a{ 6:30 o c]ock at the 1 certain sections and among certain n-.tlDR upon the shoulder of a rouwrl"" * ""< '? "" *» £>><> T. SpriSJ classes In this Township. One that your wife/ ofofr ththree associatioe days ton b eth thee boyguests wbos o_f arthoe jrccrea tlon hall of Merck & Company's boy observing tho operations of tho I tr=a»urer °f "• St«l» Executive Co». to her face Xmas citizens of Hahway while they nre inplant the conference banquet will be 1 0 0 and O'Koofo. tho nrst pr,sldent of thclt-r Inrr.t £"5 Too 1*\ *" For one thing church-going Is not smith, which suggosts that the links f?. " , _ » member of the B«,t- «ssoclatlon and Its orator parexceF! ;>a . of general and Is confined to a faithful kiddies and yourself caucus, have been arriving, By this j served by the women of the churches i In their lives bo made as strong as VVork Committee. That jtar U *u Kf 3 autoWt, have 1 morn. and clubs of this city, assisted by the | INDIA 1 lO tho as ocl „..„, and John, enthused hln atidi- itarltan'roid lew distributed among several de- SREEC> those in the chain. - T'li't* . » »«oi> ti anco with some of h!« own fire In -evening Klwanls Club. Frank W. Kidd, vice- m. pastor of! _S «ncrease In efflcl.nefflcl.nccj can enjoy 365 days of here and the conference will ;'„,,] preside. Maurice" Chaillet, Jr.. HOT. Josoph F. Folsom, pastor of] Bo Buy her a l>will extend the •welcome to the dele- the Clintua Av«nuo_ FruabyU-rlan,"1" ** Worrkk durinduring tthhe jresr. DC in full swing. . CBuTch ot Newark, has s writte-...,n a: number of yean It wa'a pres. the year. iu behalf uf the city ftnd the uon Star or Durant At 3:30 o'clock this afternoon the [ gate iation. to whichj the president of Uoem on this thnmo which will also|| ">">•• numericanumerial andd percent^ bt delegates are to assemblo at the Y. M. as;;; bo used :is an Inspirational message "la b"' °" beon Ranged to lit . inference will respond. *•>••—There«i CZECHO- 0 01 t t d Bl ln _G i building. in_ Irving street ..for. the music •to tho delegates. Mr. Elverson and" , •""'» *» • » « >o»e. .Th« ««».-.. registration and assignment to homes.: will „_ . &6ttMA' JAPAN Mr. Folsom both ..xpect to be at the n>'»«o In charge of the promotldt and At i-l:30 o'clock in the First l'resby- i dustrlal School for Colored ôuth and ril U lo of th CU terfan Church the opening service of; by the Rahway Klwanis Quartette, conference. ! P "° ' ° D u° P "»• >•« U The USRiVn th. Anvil I headed by t. R Humphreys. vt the conference will be hold. This T:;L feature of nhts-mcettnB^wlll- be oa c will be a service of fellowship, friend- tliu address on the theme ot the con- AVSTRIA ThTe o forgmako omus thte cablOatnce . strongthe anvi. l rlnf.l 5 - Hhln and orsanlzation. Edward K. feience, "Strengthen the links," by | AFRICA The smith his brawny arm mast swing • Kor 192S tho Itahway Kispam. of Belle Mead, president of Kev. Daniel A. Poling, D. D., pastor i with whistle and with song I nnlshetho slatod .thir Bayonnd of the wine assocUUos tbe cupu t_ the 1922 conference will preside. The I of Marble Collegiate Reformed! {and the number ot points tccur«d tit : [Church, of New York. New Model Star Car For ships must go, and tailor* it follows: Bajronnc, 1417; P&tenoa. Tbe Saturday meetings open at nine Upon the stormy mala, 7' 1181; lUhway. 1101; Orange, i^ o'clock at the Trinity Methodist Montclalr. 883; KlIiabethj-iM; md£ The xesult__oi_manY_Years_of_. concentration__ Church, corner Main street and West" •AwTX-Terr-JIB* In bafetjhold — Milton avenue. First Vice-President Tbe anchor and the chain. Latimer Lawrence, of Hopewell, will on the problems of building. preside. Paul H. Conrad will again Tho ties that~blnd as pals to life lead the song service. The devotional Grow stronger In the flame meeting with the thought, "The Con- And in the hammer blow* of strife necting Link," will be led by Albert xSovni. Rw&s* We mm and win tor gajnr E. Roberts, of New York, Interna- AMERICA tional Secretary Country and Town I The links ot comradeship wem knit Lowest Cost Cars Work. At 9:45 o'clock there will be New J*raey a)Radiating Center for Training Leaders for By truer hands than .man. a workshop and laboratory experi- its: 4^1 Work Throughout World And we most keep them strong and flt ence session on "Making the Links." In serricor-as we can. There will be group conferences for delegate^ representing, County, High violin selections. Following a busi- ot Bayonne and Paterson. respective-j o'clock Henry S. Park, of Rldgo- Conference OfiBcers Star or Durant nesI~«!Ef6n~tRre^llI~bT~Vr[ofH^ —Mr—Part is rllitr. Church and Sunday School and Physl-I cal Committee and Leaders. Delega-1 dressos by Huru„„ m Moore 9ecretsry 1 rreabytertan-eh^rch^,—Il_. m Pnlnrt>il I mm ,»r ih.. SI»IP n«v»' Work Commit- time. T Ition meetlnus ln charge of local lead-'Hi-Y Club, Colored Branch. Montclalr; Delegates and tho Bordentown Quar-ltw Thi> (.ong service will b« lod bjr Camdvn. ^T~^ look eesj will be held at 11:15 o'clock. At John A. Ledlle. Paterson, Delegate tette will be at Kbeneicr A. M. E.JMr, ("unrad. who will bo assisted by First Vtc»-Pre»«l«>nt— jrepatloi noon the conference photograph will .World's Conference, Austria; Frank Church. i th.. Colon-d Quartette. The address , r-.nct, Hopow ell. whisper bo taken. V. Slack, Calcutta. India, National! In the uf. moon th>- farewell senr-jot the M'raîon will be dellrersd by i Second Vlc»-PT»sldcnit ew ur ^rbe-afternoon-eeBBlon-wlll-agaln-beistudent-Secretary.-Indla-and-Coylon.llce- -will b.. held at the Franklin j Rev. M. Joseph Twomey, DJ)» of Pearsall. Westflold. hbldât Trinity"Cfiufch, with Second! "The Sunday~meetlngs will"open at SchoolrLtncoln Highway^—DelegationLNewarlt— p«»ior—of P*ddl«-Memorial.—Third.-Vlca-Praakl t : ococI Bapti h, , g •wns my THE WAY TO SUCCESS Vice-President Morgan Pearsall, of 9:15 o'clock at the Second Presby- j meetinggs will be held at °:30 o'clock.I Baptist Church, on, "The Ring aad Rayonac Industrial. ding thr Weatfleld, presiding. In addition to terlan Church, Main street and New The Anal meeting come at 3:00 the Hook at the Ends ot Xhe Chain." j Secretary—Robert Make this a real the son{; service there will be violin Brunswick avenue, when a conference Ilrnoswlck. Elegance of design. absence Mail Xmas Gifts Early ! ' Asalstani Krcrct -John tmpedlmi solos by Herbert Groth, of Princeton on "Christian Callings" will be held, Sooth River. Xmas f orherr Chester Deliveries Stop" at Noon University. Albert E. Roberts will. under the direction of the committee, Excellence .of deliver the address ot the afternoon. |C. T. Gordon and D. E. Sonqulst. Credentials Commute* — William We advise -placing your •dlj the The-^loran--'MaU-yourr-Ghristmas4ÂtU:00;o7clickrthere-wiU be a pa-JFrankV._Slack.-Ot-Calcutta., Crovell. Rahway; John Webber. Tttyonne: John Mafag«TrN8»aT>; *fl- .construction and lo:w_ Jv^ «riV" means more this yearTrade to the New Jersey Reformatory. I will be a guest. We Also Bake order with us immedi- lell-confj packages early" means more where the delegates will be welcomed : Special services in the Interest of Tlaor. H. C. Pray, Rahway, cost of up-keep have tls, as I than ever before. In order to permit Orectlass CommlUee—John D. Ek- Ferftttfuln by Rev. Frank Moore, superintend- j the conference will be held in all of What worried a RUB /t«i«r4(j BUTTERCUP BREAD ately to assure Xma3 tlor ass all post office employees to eat their ent. following which the delegates'the local churches following the above Ings, Trenton; Clarence Oray, Red given these cars world ke waa Christmas dinner at home the-Post will Inspect the institution. At six conference. All delegates are asked to Bank; Ellsworth Weber. tUixabeth; Bight worry a man today If h* tbboglt DELICIOUS PLAIN delivery. - - WelU Office Department has lBsued an oro'clock at the Y. M. C. A. building acompany their host and hostess to sdTUor, C. T. Gordon. of It; but th« blrulnc if bou.is i» wide popularity. irhy th der that the letter carriers shall make there will be a conference of leaders their respective churches. At SL Resolutions Committee — Charles tun Is that b* dortaX and no delivery of mall after 12 o'clock In charge of Boys' Work and County Paul's Episcopal, Frank V. Slock will Borden. Summit: John P. Jones. Mor- food oi] on Christmas Day. Heretofore letter ristown; Arthur J^ Babb, Delanco. Damaged Wall Pip«r. For 10 labels from Fischer's SEED RYE BREAD nalntalj Work• secretaries• • . jbe the speaker. The Boys' Work can-iers have been required to make BurUairton County: advisor. Jowph L ttv*- ivocnaD of ariiatlc mlolag Rye Bread or 10 wrappers WHEAT MALT BREAD about delivery of all parcels that were re- An evening session will also be Committee, of Trenton, will be In CARS NOW ON DISPLAY AT held at Trinity Church, with George charge at the Church of tha Holy Van Scholck. mi.rj • good tltln; b)' vl>::ir.g iba from Fischer's Sweet Marie, and nlrthf ceived at their office on Christmas hnmr* nf the wvallli) *.1d bSr^Bt t* •with morning regardless ot the time that H. Letts, Jr., of Camden, presiding. Comforter. The Deputation Team, ot Buttercup, Wheat Malt or MILK BREAD h took them to perform the work. Un- There will be -motion pictures of Camp Plainfleld. will be at the First Metho- To I-"BJU High BMtftffs- rî^lr damagvd 'all t>i!*r. Htf -iplrlt. Wilson and the State Home for Boys, dlst Church, while- the County Work. Milk Bread you can obtain a «inn toj less packages reach the post office of n pin ,r.t-.> :• f«t «na<&i!ma mrthud is to pttn a pi<-*-»- --f •« r«ll» The Best Breads Baked —_ destination in ample time before the The song service will be led by Mr. Secretaries of New Jersey will attend I Ui <".U::>MK r.ttr •• tbe wa •.«tKr oter the diniss^l ir.n ia* to get 1 handsome Caratol Leather .Conrad_and_the_.Bor.dentown_Qnat. tha_Txinity:_MethodisL.Churcht_jrhe. iinni Damt In ttKsnn.'. . u •:• Ai».—— PVesh at Your Groeer's_Every Day —25th—there—will_be_jio_xertainty__x)f BORDENTOWN SCHOOL QUARTETTE Atl their delivery until after Christmas. tette. Herbert Groth will again give Boy's Work Committees and Cabinets Shopping Bag~fbT"on\y2$c~ (by mj in cash, or a set of Quality THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY--AT THL SIX ROADS Phone 691 Rahway gexton Knives (Bread, Meat and -Tear -Ifs Paring) for only 59c in cash. Also Distributors For •tSironcl Ask your grocer. FISCMKR BAKING CO. THE DURANT BUILT SPEED TRUCK and THE MASON ROM) KING TRUCK NEWARK, N. J. SPEED POWER DURABILITY Christmas Club Radio Supreme What gift can you give that will bring so many, hours of pleasure. Is the biggest thing in the Country. It is growing by leaps and bounds as every By a few motions of the hand you bring a symphony orchestra into your home, another twist and you have a beautiful soprano. one realizes how easy it is to have money with which to make others happy at One minute you are in New York the next in Chicago. Truly tis magic. And with the gift goes the assurance that it will always be taken Christmas time. 'care, of whciTyqu^yrffom UT^~7~ T7~ II~ A little money set aside each week and your Christmas problem is sofved. Our whole time is devoted to radio and has been for the past eleven years. tbrt 350.00 _TIX RadiolaiiraniL RadiolalV. : 275T00 Starts December 17th 3 Tube Set completely installed with horn, storage battery, charger etc 175.00 2 Tube Set completely installed with one pair phones. Tubes, batteries • 80.00 You Can Now. TTubTSetcompIetely insteUed-with one,-pair-phonesûbe.batteries — .^_^.^_50.M Set with only tube and batteries'.. V••., .-•• -35-OO OtherSeb as low as ••;••" 25.00 Ask about the wonderful 5 tube neutrodyne. Rahway National Bank

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iiaL.-ijtii j firm M between Rahway and Westfl tar coachÔfTRiwarTir wturntdl ^SnUJ. pahlTy .Vy (1) one bag containing tools (or Hiring become detached Xrom-ttl OPPORTUNITIES GARAGE TO LET—Inquire 1 Bryant to Walter Melssner, R. F. D. No. S. bank la the 8UU. Open aa account Ford car. Finder please notify H. Box 11, Rahway. doc4-2t In your borne Institution. Jlyl-U ' llWOdatloni, one of the broad slope* terrace. It J. Goodenough, Centra 1 avenue, tt Uount Brlnguc?, nciir Lodeve, (Continued ;from.P«» TIWM)_ Rahway Record, Friday, December 7,1923 11 Clark Township. It Anbury Park. 'prince, U reported ti> hove moved • FOR"" RENT—Plat of five rooms, all MIBB Gladys Carlson, daughter of J30O Case* of Checia Damaged! ! tlitanc* of nciirly a quarter of n mile. Improvements. Inquire 613 SLLOST—Savings Dept. Book ot the PERSONAL AND S P m Courl J the count; courts, anticipated In .the Anent a Garage Disliked Carrying Scandal*. W-A-R-N-IN-Q - ,-n ," ? ° "stice It carried with It the soil, meadows, George avenuo. nov30.lt Rahway National Bank, No. 2613.1 "" "Vwark, who wll Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Carlson, of 116budgot of 1923 as $16,000, have aj- Cheese dealer reports that a ship! To carry -I-MIUIUIM and evil reports i The roan who drives without ade- ready reached J29.487.74. The ment of 300 cases of cheese were dam-! to othnr" Is ii!:» poisoning the water ted woods, and covered up In Its pns-iQuate automobile Insurance In a re- Tinder please return to Bank. It' 'W Jamfm j. Hamilton street and Edwin C. Sch- The editor Is in receplt of a com- FOR RENT—New flat of five room! i, of slierln"n office has returned $20,- aged and made unlit for uee. Roaches | you wo'il'l -•-•' ' i :• in drink. •ags roads aud bridges thnt stood In I liable company is gambling with all SOCIAL SOTES weitzer, son of Mr.'ami Mrs. Adam 768.22, against an estimated revenue munication protesting agalnBt the jdid this damage! They destroy food- and bath, all Improvements; also WANTED—Four or flvo unfurnished the way. A chestnut pfi>ve traveled he possesses, and all he may ever Kchwoittor, of 18 Wf:ataeld' avenue, of $15,000. Surrogate Coddlng's de- erection of a garage In Central avenue and are a menace to your health. store situated on corner Bridge and rooms by young business couple, no •00 feet without suffering any apparent hope to possess. The Courts have al- will ho n-a:rind at St. Mary's Wednes- partment has returned $19,763.52, between Maple and Bryant terraces,; Wipe them out with Royal Guaran- children. Phone 626 Rahway. hh llr ,"••••••"•"* < "Ulilic'S. will The ways said, 'THE VICTIMS SHOULD Essex streets. Inquire 17 Essex Toyland Is Ready day. Dec, ,. |,,,r y> teed Roach Powdor. Sold and Guar- Carnage, but many *nmll lakes have against anticipated revenuea uofi ^«.-i$20,-! „.,. „ . — r---r ~~Z,-t\-î~t~™.\. | dec4-2t Brief Items ' of Local lon : whlcn lt nas bcen unablo t0 prlnt ow "formed bs the clamming of the waters. BE PAID.' Now they say, "THEY street. novlS-8t tomorrow ' """ " *"»*** Mr. ,,d Mrs. Charl.i.; Gray, of 000, and Is Is expected to show an in-1 * ' antied hy Pendleton's Drnp Store --- SHALL BE PAID WELL." . a Ing to tho fact that the Idontlty of the Ailv. HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIR3D Interest for Quick «hit!,cr Street, have r-jturucd from a crease In tin; remaining two monthes J. C. SHELL - I-N-S-U-R-A-N-C-E Rooms to Let by an export. All band Hitching I UHil will, rclatlvbs In Katonah, N. Y.of the year. County Clerk Martin's signer la • unknown to anyone con- Real Estate • (In all It's branches) Children's Shoes made to order i Perusal receipts show 5841.17 ovc clpated revenue, of JG.GOO. and . J. F. GEYEH, , our specialty. Prices reasonable. CIark Tnw Mr and Mr.i. A. S. Blank of Central vcstlgation to ascertain who the FOR RENT—5 rooms and bath, elec- ishlt Thi«F %'V- °- 'ivi-nuM sp.'nt the wnek-end with re- BOTTLED MILK AND CKEAM Insurance Successor to J. J. Coffer, tric light, on Main street. Inquire The Family Shoo Store, 46 Irving writer is has failed to disclose any- Buttermilk and strictly pure Butter 120 £). Scott Avenue. JUhwa/. N. J. 142 Irving Street. Tel. 885 It street. Phone 52M. teblS-lt la'iv.'s In Nirwark. .11. Robinson, 130 Main SL dec4-2t Mro Charln- W. UrugRer qt 40 Stthroughou. t the wint'r "" Cu"nlv West Ends Get Three one by tho name signed y> the com- Also Fresh Eggs. Phone Ml 1 i,.<>ri!«' atnnui with her uncle and munication. If the writer will make M. HAINES FOR RENT—Two rooms furnished DAISY MINGST, VIOLINISTE I County Offices Show On a Silver Platter not Mr. and Mrs. Cbns,_ Quick of — |hlmaclf known to the editor the letter Leeavltle Avenue And yet— for light housekeeping; every con STUDIOS i Increased Receipts Littk: illlliculty was experienced |w m be publlghed ln tha Record.a Phone 730-J Rahway venlence 120 Seminary avi-nue. 14 E. Haxelwood Ave., Rahway, N. 4. I Wcdensday night by the Wost End | Phono 638-W. nov6-tf Thy mado the trip by auto. Mrs. columns' devoted to communications. with all their wonderful ! Many ,,f th,. deuartments of thepinners of the city bowling league In Health and Comfort 1004 Fifth Ave, Asbury Park, N. J.' HruKK-r expects to he wit;, her family I county governnicut will show sub- disposing of tho Automotive Equip- octS-frl-U u,.ro for Chrlstraaa. They have bci-n ] Ktant!:il growths in revenue- for thement five ln all three games. The features,—these famous For Sale Ir Florida alncu Nqvombcr 10. shoes are In perfect har- I- " V-1 *'" I"; made out year, according to a statement com- firm and third contests woro taken. lluy your Christmas gifts In Uah I piled hy County Treasurer Nathan It. by wide margins, but th second wns OR. LOUIS KLOTZ,-VETERIHURI^ I mony_withj>re»ent-day_ FOR-SALE—FresORSALEe h made-BWeetcldor. ~»iy—Our—merchant*—hnvo— lar^ , 'l.cavltl "Tn many instances depart-1 more nearly even, though the winner] DIAMONDS ELIZ. OFFICE 210 W.stlicfd Ave ( style preference*. .. _.. 60 cents per gallon delivered; alsl o rnck.i of goods ID endless variety to' • menu will chow receipts greatly In waB never In doubt. hand-picked apples, $1.00 por bas- 1 " ' eijonn Klixnitotb J:I13 j cue 'ivory nerd and requirement. The! lexers:! o( tho anticipated amounts, Charles, of the West Ends, con- WAT6HES Rlhw»y OHice >l Ullice S. P. C. A. ', ket. Fred Schleforstcln, phone prirc!i"~are~brteir~lower~lhan Ihoao 'notably—In -the-t-ounty-eourts-in-the MONEY- LOANED casl lB 34 Irving St., Phone RthwaT 202-J i 447-R-2, It nki (I in big cities and you aro deal-', i A"I" = . composed of | collection of fines, and In the offices d r Wl n of the match, a big 227 count In the! HoMeiCowjrDcSltodCrtsTrnled' r. ir.K with thoso who have a personal | Edt-n M " - """ '-'"^hawt. of the register. Hhurlff. surrogate and opening game. He hit a big slump In | All Repairing , FOR SALE—Singer Sewing Machine. Equitable Finance and Bring the Children to Toyland and let them see irt.'niiit In having you satl»nid. __ .Mfcaciiiicliuir..llBg.r-sni}-D(rinmln-(ivi county I the sandwich contest and was second Guaranteed 8axnu«l In good condition; $10. Apply 5 Mins Hake, pianist, and Mrslli: card party under auspice-., of of Register Bauer's! ln average to Van Sant of the same of tho tt Guaranty Corporation what a wonderful array of Toys Santa Claims has Mi-jK.it. Tlollnlste. were leading Girl Scouts at KikV Club nan \V,(|. 'Mtu will top the hat. the anticipated i team. The latter averaged 177.2 and does not Meadow avenue or phono CS-M. CHICHESTER S PILLS bon dec7-2t iril»t» at a concert yesterday after- Mewliiy ut 2 30 p m Prize for each r evfntif hnvlnc been estimated at the former 176.2. Morton was ln the] V y-~^ THE DUMOHD onxtia. A ulTon by a Womens' Culb In and tho income now being; van fi«r the losers with an average COLCORD Uihlldlllufo can tract To purchase family ncrttiitir*. provided to help make this Christmas the Merriest (it n I n CbV-eh<«.Ur«t signers FOR SALE—Easy electric washing To conduct or entire* builnptt more- than $f>0,000. Fines collected In of 16" T.HF. LEADING JEWELER I*11U la K*d •« , dcponflon machine, like now. Inquire E. T ever. - "The boies, Mklad vitb Bhi4 RJhboB.> He it» To paj taxes or buy a bome. -—\Yilllajns_88JrYlng street. _nov23-tf To repatr-or-|mprot«-pn»iwfly. "West Endi 138 Main St., Fihwty 127 174 ON VEKT. EAST PAYMENTS, LowTpricesôrFall "offenrigsâllffw you to buy liberally for Charles 229 FOR SALE—Cow, closo springer. 141 JL71 155 SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYtMBf will freshen in two weeks." Price Caattrl Monrac**. Endora*d Notw, < your children. F. Gibbons 163 137 168 reasonable. A. Debroy, R. F. D. Anj Uther Swurltj Taken, 125 H. Gibbons 151 192 179 No. 2, Rahway. dec4-2t UoDtT Loantd on Second and TUr4 Van Sant 171 181 181 MorloiiM. 1 Irving St. FOR SALE)—Good work horse and LSOAL INTRHE3T ONLT. BAUER'S 863 808 857 truck, ln good condition. .Wash- IUHI Glr«n Within 24 Uoar* burn. Linden avenue, Rahway. Tel. MAX LAVA Automotive* IB BROAD STRUT. __ Wilkeii 134 173 131 8*COB4 rioor, Qrmham Bnlldlnc. Corner living and Cherry Streets 157 110 156 Headquarters £QT Santa Glaus rk*u KUa. tltX SltaatMtk. N. Veech . FOR SALE—Fresh Eggs, delivered Wilson- ,._J.U 127_ W. J. Brinkman, P. H. Maurer. Lak« Pray ir,0 153 100 A New General Motors Achievement avenue. -Phone-R»hway—125-W, Morton 142 176 183 decur t,,'!ti little Bobby and Mary will all find Gifts galore at our store. Come in to our I this city, took all thne games by big j inur^lUA "i11n1 au" spneiabl"*i:iatt matchmaiû:. Thougiuuughu 'Grana Opening. You will find that-our-ttoclo are-complete and-we'ra—: rnn RALE—White "enameled brass trimmed. In good cond composed of young uOWltirs. Ihe Cur- ready to help you find just the present that should go into Santa Uaus' dinals turned in .a big nine hundred bigpnckl Call 25 Westfield avenue. ('it.. ('• nitSmur lllili- lulu ! !:i- »], loft if-tm —ui toam score In the last effort. Harry You'll find at TOYLAND the finest and most appropriate Gifts. jjmjth grabbed both average and high FOR SALE!—Ford Runabout, 1921. In .',11'UIKI mill the l!»"»l M"ii?in Vauilltin' !.;:••• I : "Single honors for the night with 190.1 Many of them new novelties bong shown.for tbc first time, and many ••«fr«rni hm-r ««••>! oil '•' Ut- good crmdUlo™"~™*r>7 nxtras: ask for average and" 230 for high single of them found only here. Come first to TOYLAfrfD, for for Mr. Noetiel'Noet s car,, Hoblitxell'lll's Price reasonable. dec4-T | game. was my with our large assortments it will be easier to make selec- Garage. The scores: thn tions quickly and because of the wide variety of Gifts, it Peanut Brittle, Ib Linden Juniors PirELESS FURNACES INSTALLED 30c 23c absence will be easier to find the most suitable ones. It bJ w«ll known that Vi« Si ore apetlalu— l» - -r --—12 126 113 HOPKINS MOTOR CAR CO. I SantH Clau» has arraarrangen d with us to take care of all norlj-t lv50 1.19 of tb« Taltham Tttch Co. which atuiran u "639 ~598 [ Ierters~adeUeaetdUl l ttu hiiflcftatourstorcWchavhim,-iflcftatourstorc^_Wc_gg 303-307 MonieÂvenue, Elizabeth, N. J. WHAT BETTER~CHKISTM*S-GIPT- tupplv of these very fine limepiecca. made special arrangements to forward them quickly to tban a Police Dog—the doc that has 154 208 bis North Pole address. Just write your letter to Santa 137 154 set the world talking? Strongbear" •1 size, Venthin, predjroD bain the mo«t complete nock in ibe Maio—«t Claus, bring it to our store and put it in our special Santa Police Dogs are the acme of thli 200 230 Also .uvement. Made by thc famous . dinirily low prices. Every one of theê Varthmm rnov*- 1C4 179 H F. Mooney Claus Letter Box. splendid breed. Price; reasonable rucn Cuild. 17 jewels. 8 ad- 12 i!ie Grnea man Also Chows, St Bernards and Aire- >'": menu is fitted with i special Wiss-Yiltritm dial, Mlected 164 172 Resident Salesman .-:mcnts, fully guaranteed. 1+- raent. 15 ICKXIS. Accnnrtfc Here is a few of our special prices: dales. A few exceptional pups • Try Our Delicious Charlotte Russe j.ilid gold pcr.tacon'cisc. de- for Its plctsin; ind hirmonlous effect with the CSM. Every recuUted. Plain, 20-veir qsa) 788 819 S43 Rickenbacker Tree Ornaments of all kinds at 30c, 50c, Sl.OO per doz. given to reliable people on breeding i ^. :i to fit in thc Cfcket witch his been tested and rc-u'ned with (reit cart aad 1 New Church St.,Rahway basis. Strongbeart Kennels. Eas- i •:y. gold-filled case. Dealer k is ticked ly iue double (utiuiiec of Viu »ad Valtbam. Telephone 313-R Eight Light Tree Outfits for electricity and bat- ton avenue. New Brunswick. TVle-! ;.;out turning priced... V- Made Fresh EveryTTay^ Color Harmony. teries $1.49 phone H43-W-2. nov27-8t j -r.... SI 00.00 He—MIM Dolly, you are the love- » HtiLJlowerln this beautiful garden. Eighteen Inch Imported Bisque Boy Dolls, moving IF YOU WANT s used Ford see E4 She—You harmonlrt* '>v(*ll, too, with —-^y£SJvith^yelasi_^^,^^_SithllSL5PL street, or 265 Central avenue. I'hont Large Assortment of Mama Dolls .... Sl.OO and up jji mar3(i-tt Good Size Boys' Tricycle, with rubber tires . . $4.49 Athletic Outfit, containing Boxing Gloves, Indoor HK.'HiKS A FUI ". LINK of lilsh grade I.PW Uirydes .-cch as ' ivrr Ju::n- I Baseball and Football or Punching Bag . . $5.98 ' sun." "Dajtrt:." "Il^ck li.-auty." | Aluminum Large Double Roaster $2.75 c'c. we Iiavf also q1.:;'.,? a IUK;.:)»T I ot <-cn:i(!-l:antl V>U ycle.s in first-! I Humphrey Radiantfire Gas Heater; regular $18.00; class condition, all IIXMI up fur t:»-! r special : $15.00 S ''i::.::i^ Hn!.'i:ty?. riai--> yotir ird'jrj k >:>';• W and si-riir.' \):« li—-t barga us. I |-ryrcx-ehristmas-Setsra-fine-gift-.-,S5.OO-anflil0LO.O- •Wr~£;:.ii.it;t^"~ali~i"-U;-—j;ri.-,rir—Ynn-;- 15-Piece Imported Porcelain Cereal Sets $5.9S and up ur-- "l:ik!i:c no cii:t:M, s" '.v;.''n you i ;:a.i.' \v;t!l "ANTHONY'S" S:UTt'.ni:| Shaving Set. special $1.50 (i.---i:« S'!Tf iT!:c li"';;. nf Q::.r,:i>) j 7-|eu-e! Tahhaî Watch,— Fully putnn- Mahogany Serving Trays, 12x18"inches; special J)Sc nfx: the Empire Theater.. Phone teci lias cvl corrlprn^nt.r^ ^s!l••;; l5-!e-.-e! Til:' n Mi-.i-. A n" 353-M. nov^3 (nU with tilling ^crrus, brcj".uir: ^^l;r spring t: :•:;• r;c t,f s'..^r,Ja:J ^.,*1:L^_. jctJ. Hi; cjr.fcr.sii.r.s tilirc; Griswald Cast Aluminum Water e.Kttles at .. $5.98 and c<;r.cj^c u;i;j;r(; Mhetls. Fitted in ;jr,:.»:,^g t-;.-.:cc ar.J tn : -' r.ir fi : j:r spr r.r, rr..;r rn;;r;c rej:ulj 1 20-ycar i;i:-.i!ny. p,"',i-t '.:ci, CM:raved • r.nR I-'i!!ri ;n* 2Q-YC;U qu , K 'J- Sfi"Jafd qua"': , in cvta wi* A Fine Assortment of Pocketknives .. 25c, 50c, $1.00 Help Wanted case, with special imported pf) ~n lil ^ f;;;:-. special node! ccic, wi:h 14 kt. gold ca.e, »ith CJT Aft WANTED — Automobile Kal"smnn: laiiic iiu»t cjp. Imported ÛL tin- opportunity for hustler. Ad- H. ROBINSON dross Bui ^0, c:are Record. 11 130 Main St Rahway, N.J Miscellaneous- Telephone 840 FOUN!I>—Female hound, white and browu. Bedhian Cro.s. Phone r.-It. dec4-2t You want to make others happy by remembering them at Christmas. You can do this easily by joining our SEE OUR FULL LINE OF Bahway 5c and 10c BEAUTIFUL MECHANICAL ASSORTMENT O ro-|e»e] Taltham Match. Famou» Rlw TOYS, DOLLS, !7-|er.-el 'Wol!h«m Watch. Ad|nsied *TA Store Inc* CHRISTMAS ;7-]cvrel Valtham Watch. Distinctly corrected for heat, cold and isrehronism. tide model. Adjured to 5 positions ana high-grade movement, - with- microm:tric• corrected-for heat, cold tnd-iswhronlitn. „ PIANOS, ETC.- ORNAMENTS Art -accurate" timekeeper— fully- juaran-- regulator, compensating balance and best tced. Solid gold M-ki. case with Insido Fitted in extra heavy jreen-gold, doublt- Opportunity Club 124 Main St., - Rahway, N. J." construction throughout. Solid M-kt. gold dust cap. Imported sterling sllvrr tnriite t-ack dust-excludine c««e. of.L4-. ' tnoi :ase. Imported dial with solid • a of the kiddles. Great reductions In the jirlces. Sleeping dolls from •••».• uji tu *3.O8. !••• Trains from Celluloid dolls from 10c up. 69c up to $4.49 Polls of all descriptions. Join Today. CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' FANCY All wind-up toys. y> PIANOS" BOXED HANDKERCHIEFS TV, Special for thei girls. A very nice gift'for any We hove a full line of hoxed handkerchiefs: _\ --, child. From Very pretty hoxes and beautiful embroidered handkerchiefs. From 49c up-to $3.75 1 Oc up to 98o Beautiful tones and good strong make. Get your choice early. Standard Elgin Watch, 12 slie, 7 |evcK minois Watch. I7-)eweI morenxrat. Hamnton, n-jewel movement (cataioju: DRUMS~ CHILDREN'S FANCY SEWING Fitted in 20-year quai'tv. told fi Fined In 25-yetr green-g-Jd filled,, fancy, No. 9IU). F.tted in 25-year quality, gold- Ta-da-dum, etc. You can hear them coming. BOXES hinged back case. Fully, ( engraved case. Fully (Uar- 1 Drums from Very suitable for a girl of any ago" A very com- euoiantcc4 $17.50 anleed $40.00 S&SK. ^..":!: $43.00 plete line. From Rahway Trust Company 39c to $1.98* 1 Oc up to S1.98 A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any Article Until Christmas From paper to skin drums. Very reasonable. hb CHILDREN'S TOY SETS ~ MANICURING SETS __ T>V> have a bCAUtiluLaasortmont-ot-tlnr-aluminmn A very ])r«s«*iiLablu an chlutUa setsc . uptFromo a set Prices range from GAMES $1.19 up All kinds and descriptions of games for the Get tho best. children. From SHAVING SETS Store 1Oc up to $1 39 Just the thins for father or brother. Very use- 665 Broad SI CARRIAGES ful and very nice as a gift. Full assortment of carriages. From LARGE WHEELED TOYS" AV(; liave a lioaut'fnl assartnient of carriages 89d up bicycles, whcnlharroivs. etc. You will find we havo f 30% cut tor all carriages. ! Drtroji_l.aw£.iLj)x_aLleasL-3|) per_cant onfall others.

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. _ .'L.-JM- — '^ -f •'. Ma Holly Boxes ._ Our Store STOR£ OPEN EVENINGS JJoHy Paper GRItS BROS. Will Be Open Tissue Paper " i Herman Gries, Prop. Evenings The White Manilla Paper 31 Cherry St, Railway SBCTIONTWO Telephone 84U Store For Chriatmaa Packing 128 Main Street- The _*ahway Record Do Your Christmas Shopping Early. -\ew3ersep Bbvocate Samne Abtortlng The Rihway Nnvrt-Herald, the .ucceMor of th. Union D«moo -t. Established 1840. VOL. XIII. SERIAL NO. 1473 A Small Deposit Will Secure Any Article Selected TWENTY PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS Anther! The Mecca of Christmas shoppers RAHWAY, UNION COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 7,1923 JcnrV tlnnpri SUITABLE PRESENTS FOR YOUR XMAS SELECTION Bgi lORONTES RIVER FOR LADIES FOR CHILDREN FOR MEN PAUPER HEIR TO fl n THRILLING TRIP WOULD PROTECT •Silk Socks Big Events in the Lives of Little Men Silk Hosiery Lisle Hose. Once Again We Lead in Holiday Merchandise Wool Hose _^____ Wool Socks ~CorseU" '• Knit Underwear MAKES HISTORY Lisle and Wool Sport soc_» THROUGH CANYON AMERICAN EELE Wool Hosiery Umbrell,as Sweaters Umbrellas for Men,-Women 5 MILLION ESTATE n Silk Camisoles Wool Knit CapB Handkerchiefs Silk Underskirts siery in_Gorden, Onyx, Kayser's. ._Muslin Wear Handkerchiefs Umbrellas Children in Silks and Cotton; Bathrobes Istream Has Always Played lm-j Inmate of Pennsylvania Poor- Geologist Tells of Trip on Coto- White Aprons Knit Underwear _•*,> Weatherproof Brand; very rea- Women's Silk Underskirts; "Van Raalte, Rivoli, Weldrest and Association Wants Slaughter of Wool Gloves Suspender Seta portant Role. j House to Share Riches. rado River. Colored Aprons Garter Sets- , Holeproof brands, in all the new Cloth Gloves sonably priced. deep pleated flounce, elastic r Birds Stopped. ' Wool Cloves Bathrobes -Pajamas ~ waist, in changeable and plain shades, at Kid Gloves Kompers Slecve Klustlcs Cloth -loves f.eatlu r and Silk Handbags Men's Suspenders color silks, at FACED DEATH MANY Silk Waists Ribbons Children's All Wool Angora 1.00 to 3.00 pr. DIG LICORICE ROOT WAS ONE £CONTESTANTS 25,000 WERE SIM n'MSfll S.Ik l'ttticoats -Middy Silk Tlea FOR BABIES The Colorado river exploring part; Sateen lvtt.coats Silk Carriage -Cover Sets Teddy Suits of four pieces, in all .Orontco river., ia _north_ern One _ Midily Blouses bad some thrilling experiences In Its With a bounty of fifty cents oa ea_le& tallies' Neckwear . . Sleeping Garments. Dr. Denton's Wool Carriage Cover Sets new j?hades, at 3.98 to 4.98 Adler's Make Kid Gloves fc whkli cltlxeru of Mecca clal:n ih'ott. n slxtj I.K?. went to bed la trip "through the Griind endyon, even In-Alaska, the-Amerlcan Nuture-aaso- 'Ladies' Knit Underwear Kianr.oicUe Xigllldrawers r;:iow_ases ii'irtlicrn bouniiurjr. of the 1_ thee alin.-lmiiH' nf t!_._l__»jiurg. Pa.. Men, Women and Children; also II Us members did not all drown, u ; dntlon, with headquarters at Wushiatf- Midily. lilousos, Jack Tar Sweaters—Sweater Suits l'illmvs 'llTe'Aruiis." UTi'"iiiitiVe' DJrire"fi"r p»'»r"'• American eagle for reading in th« Work Boxes 1.00 to 2.50 59c to 1.50 " 1.79 to 2.98 yd ona. and Greek art and on anybody elie (or a while, anyway. the satnratlon point Thla part of tbt ""ools and urges that each daw Ql. Nine n Military Brush Sets Scrim CurtainB Huck Towels. Fancy . Fancy Turkish Towels______log«_i«r with _oman law, I don't know Just how much I will get. canjon_hasj*e steepest and_narrow-! » V™*™*- apUnst the dertroctlOD «* Infants' Brush Sets Bed Spreads the-rUUH-aun. b»t-ll-wHI—be encujh. l narea't got est crow-section we have been ln yet l1blirfa_oinrblrd. - — Bed Comfortables "Fancy" Tablecloths" ~~ •rptnlEt Shaving Stands E-..-...V T.mhrni.lprp.1 Pillowcases Aa Early tarthqu»k« Thaory. tne money yet and I will build a few "Onr next supply and mall point ta The cosiest place to see »n Am_V -fird Blankets con eagle Is on your money and tint" time.—T srrarm; Turkish Towel Sets beô Mld tint the rtvtr de- llttlt alrcantlrt B!I;|* I am waiting for Diamond Creek, and It will be two or look ensjfc Dalhroom Sets •win be the only place If the i Scarfs for Bureau Tablecloth Sets _Hi Ita name from a man wh It win depend on three weekB before we reach ther«. jregatlon ys and Girls at Reduced over It After op.e of the how much there i« and I will dtddt The river has fallen several f«et and Of tills bird lnk«[it up." says the Am«f- w__per lcan Nature association's coll. "N» • Hold.Stripe mat earthquake* In Roman "met that when the rcoacj comes." . LESS SPANISH QUICKSILVER while. tha_t make,. „ s boatin „g ,les s, danger- Ladies b4 csaoged the courae of tbe river. Cut Off Without a C*nt- PROSPERITY FOR JAPAN A longer do the tourists to Alaska set iras my Silk Hose for Ladies ftt meif declared trial tne watt o( DEVICE TO SAVE MM , _>.uu "i " * oa8 ln jjjg bolt8 Bnd wniripoola, many these emblems of American liberty Withdrawals lor 84I«—Mida ting thn • BU of coloatal s_c found ln the mt off wlihuui s cvnt In the will which ull Employment Expected for Re- DV and dangerous on account of rocka -float-above the fore8ts-nd-ahore-Hn«_- 3.50,4.00,5.00 and 6.50 Bath Robes BT m w»r.hou.«. Thl. Year. absence 2.00, 2.50, 2.75 pr. 11:00 a. m., Countries Work Secrc-j FIRST M. E. CHURCH .ervlce. Let o> nil our plaoti j CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY rlTtr bed were, those ot Orontes, left sn rststt valued st $5,000,000, building In Quako Zone. FrO near the surface. The rough water ' "From 1017 to 1923; 30,000 eagl* teet. Rev. G. A. Law. Pastor cut from 18.000 birds, have bee* tmpedlmj i._.ries_.of New.._cJrsc>' will apeak, j Thursday. December 13: 8ewar«n. Nt^ Jerwy •a the ancient coln« of Antludi. principally to the UHslnger hospital Cable dlnpatche^ received by the De- Withdrawals for sale of quicksilver CODtlnues In some caaei for neatly a Tnm checked and accounted for on th* Chester Gotham 700 Trinity Church extends a most hearty j ::J0 p _„ The Ladies Aid Society The Cbrlitlan Self oc> _oclct> _sMj" B»«t famoiadty which «i*r-« - and the Ce_lc:e:. llo_« for Trtend- partraent of Commerce it Washington _ Dm.,, rir.^. »a«kn^ ..I Spanish wort-houses In the first _n" 10:00 a. m., Sunday School. Geo U. S. Bureau Finds Method of ,evcn montb9 of tnls yel4r exceeded bf *>"*• b Dt corll 8a lhe •dly tfce welcome to the delegates of the State; it* -ankvthe rl»er 1» p«r- Iw Women .la L'anvllle. With three_ frora the commercial attache at Tokyo Boatman In Narrow E.cap_ ™ * f, f ^ «»««___ te Invisibles Scbaefer. Supt. Classes tor every will nnl at the home of Mr_ Carr,crrire« In the church luIIJlog. Tft_ 5 a tttor 1 Carlami, MO Seminary avasae. as • youth twlmm'ns at the other counins. William Pancoaat of "»t« thnt finnnclal conditions there Retrieving and Utilizing Waste | considerable margin the number of "(Next mornlDE)-I stopped writing N « M"8»»lne. "Sonle were'wwn*-- Jartoue,comer Man JU(>uhlt<-.-ahlo4-(::»rm.F__>rrill,-«_K>_h»JT«_been gpnerally satisfactory and « 8:00 p m . senior Choir practice. ! flasks produced or entered In ware- t0 pltch ln on portaglng. ltwa8 __. «d and not cancht. Many ham t_ltt>r to Welcome all t_Typhoa after that terrible mytho- Sharpleti. admlnlntratrU of Henry O. ™ "P*^'** accompany the carry- I year. Consul H. A. _oncher. Bar- pac_-_,e "goods overland to n 'point- India. All members of Church and, 3:00 p. m.. Junior Christian En- ln ont of the ke was Reserve Wednesday tlonal tn.'etlngmeeting. Mr Ike Bartlett.J 'n charge. may enter therein. day cvtQlnc at S o'clock csrili ooi «t«ce«. In each, of which tin lh " employment of labor, with tn. which «IU enable the saving of m.den nnd Arrnyanes show the with- bank ow ,* f bout flf. Topic. "What Makes a Successful mon by the pastor. tne in Your Church. 3:00 p. m.. Ladles' Sewing Society: 7:45 p. _.. Evening Worship; Song Rev. R. W. Elliott. Rector On account of the State Y. It 0 enormous amounts of helium, the non- drawnls to have reached 34,809 flasks tec3 fecL The c»mni set so hard. malntal Worker," 1'rov. 6:6-11. (Bates slor/f the river TSI'I-T. comlnj had won t victory. purchnee of forelsn bnlldlnE and meets at church. | Monday. December 10: Service. Sermon by the pastor. Sucilay, Lhcembcr 0, Second Sun- A. Older Uoy>' Cont' rence >ad _t Inflammable hut scare nnd costly gas , f 34.5 kilograms each, while the pro- _ , „,. aboat 7:45 p. m.. Evening Worship. ginnt under the Mrth itlll The .mount Involved In the lettle- contraction nnterlnls nnd an In- o DoweTer> tnat belng a ui e t00 or mlrthftj 8:00 p. m.. Sunday School Council, A spi'cial meeting of tho Sunday Tuesday. December 11: day to Adrcnt. fact that all tho rhurchci ct tb« dtj with which the Shenandoah Is now In- ductlon and entries In warehouses Wednesday, December 12: School Hoard will b,> held at the par- are opening thHr |>u)p::> to ipeatai n'l tiw« «n'l • mutters anJ ment wos not divulged. Henry M. ln lmpnrt.* ted just above bis stern, he sUd Into the meets with Misses Smith,-98 Bryant S:00 p. m.. The. Epworth- Leagu 7:30 a m . Holy Communion nd ( ! the Increased n_ - The apparatus ln question Is amounted to only 23,585 flasks. •with 7:u0 p. m.. Intermediate Choir Re- sonage. All teachers and officers are from that conlmiu.' thli Sustaj Mês the earth tr»mb!e In the vlcin- Hlnchley -of Rlvenlde. one of the « l»^"" ' ecnuse ( aide of the downward rush of water. Church News street. , 1 business meeting and "M>clal at the a new condenser for retrieving mois- i May, June and July the figures «pWt. 1 hearsal. urged It bo present. 9:45 B in. The Church Sunday morning, the Klrtt Ilapliii Charch k» tj of An'loch. It ts one of t!:e fi-w 7 n "The stern dipped downward at a Tuesday, December 12: I 'lonw of Mr. and Mrs Wallace Ri'd » .. , ,, for mend,, ^^^J \t^Tu^ ture In Uie exhaust gases from the , there were marked declines ln dlz^"nnste,"the"lb w7ose"o"n_ ame nan to ":••; p. ni.. Prayer Meeting. Topic. Tuesil.iy. December 11: Srhool. Arlcur P Rudkln. Supt. irtH'onr. the p»«!or. !l-» Wllboar ft M-v»'.c:ir.!c regions of the earth In r ; T snow u 8:00 p. m., Trustees meet with Mr. man. Lawrence and Montgomery W..n»en._ldtheM-.;lement»ouldnot ^ ^ ^^ ^^ , rendering It unnecessary t0 both to get FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH W. B. Selovcr. H9 Elm avenue. : "Story of the It''formation." The regular meetinR of the Epworth 11:00 ,i m. Morning Prityrr an-1 Haur.iler^ *'.!! pr'»« " (by ni Sunday, DecemDer 9: 6:30 p. m., Turkey Supper will bei Thursday? _eceiuberT3: •d by wairr 'V r!:*. Tl:e cuntrst tiroupht on the up ,Q ,he d]urD flf WVdn.'Sday. December 12: 4:00 p. m.. I.. Y. W. meeting In the .1 tin n- rvv-nlng aeTrlcr Tudaj.* Wa wlH mn!;e airship inflated with either helium or in Mnrch. withdrawals slumpe rcmber 12. ! »ut>J"-Ct «'f I"- »••"!! :.| n:.r..l u! : pTircha^fs rf und,er. Had the boat beenTwo true, Superintendent. Tower Bible it for medil.it ion, "World-wide Mis- 7:ij p m . l'ra>er and Praise Senr 2:30 p i i . Tt'-1-' Woman's Amlllary ar.il tat UM) tl. W*i"-n the nntrr i'f l'-<- r.''-r. •J.e the will ' and "valve," that:ls. to permit _.raeo_f the , ,, entries into warehouses. Uie ^'/nr'lhTr over.TheTack '^"oVIhe •"It- Friday. December 14: I son street. ,!» CreakinR Tabii- rtl ^ ^-..< N-.-n il!r,er;i-.l ir'." '.:r ; .•.!--. thnt u.'l'je s In the L'n:t«l Stat lon n(1 Class, ten pastor leading. S:00 p. ni., A Japanese evening,. 3:3u p. m. Communicants' Class at slons." | Ice. All members hsve a part In this will ni'-ot it the llectory. .Sp:r:t" f tlit' n^-w tir.s;np«^ h pus to escape to cuin|'rns:ue for the bichest total. S.TS-1 flasks was reached wave3 woul(] tuwe nel(1 U)e bou _„,. -throuff' Thursday. December 13: C!rr*«. i.^.ila in nil nvt-.l !o ;'. v.v ;•<•-'•^- 11:00 a. m.. Morning Worship. All, presented by the Westminster.Guild. the Mans wi:i nf re'nforrori CIT.ITPIP, stoPl weiclit of the fuel conûried by the. In March, and the lowest. 1ST, flasks, |ng „ a_mnii ul|d turnlnK ,t oVBr and for illustrated lecture on "The Challenge'• V» have a flourishing MEN S WBLh 2:3i; p -m . The Ladles Aid Society . Ponuiml for nKi'-hinory to engines, or to overcome th" expansion WHS reiu'hed in July. Slocks on h:md Thrd. •f the churches of Rahway will wel- wiirtiold th,lr recular monthly mt-et- Cent.:;; of Coal over,, while tlie .buuunan, in spite of of Japan's New Day," by Uev. E. E. CLASS, and would invite anyone not ti.ut df-trnyed ln factories Is of the cas caus.-(i hy the heat of the decreased from 2-l.r.O-l flasks on Jan. his life preserver, uluiost Inevitably spired «ome speakers from tne V. M. C. A. White, of New York City. Silver of- engaged elf:*her.-, to join. a>surinK ini: ui th- church. fie r' -r. ', !'.j.> ivn:cr '';'..-.'. In V-e Older buys' Conference. rays. Ill to IT.Cn :liis'.;s on July 31. Sales would have hu_n drouneil. j fering for relief work In Japan. them ot a warm welcome. Sessions Thu V.shers' Association win hold _rc:: -z nf {)•)• sir. r:i. —i'W—p—m—^-uung-People's-Supper.. th>'ir rt'eular n'.ctir.p at the home of We Deliver Fall Line This 1 for the "valvlns" of values dropped fi"i:i 2.27U.C03 pcs_t:i_ tho bij a. m Hole Punched In Boat. | 6:45 p. m., Christian Endeavor. .Miss •.Sl7r~Ku_^l~Fea"kK~15S~Kn'3t—Mitto_ Thrcuc'i S pr?t. hell :::] In ri^'iil airship* was onp (M.i'tit H cents c;i'-li nt current ex- "Kolb cane up under*the coclcptt, mln'it LUTHERAN CHURCH ] li.-' \vl v It wi1.'- so lilflicult _rliMn'-'e rat'-s) in J:.ir.::iry tn n low of Doroiu.v _aturge, leader. .Mr. K. A. EBENE2ER A. M. E. CHURCH .iv nuc Election of oillcers. _J tn _'.vhcre_siji.h- nlr h:i't 1»,I,MI caught, and Rev. E. L. C. Kepper, Pastor i ree Fresh~FruifB~ it i- 1 Andorsou. ot I'c-udie Memorial, 1 ] Rev. John W. P. Collier, Pastor to î nm:u!i of The ex;;'.r.slv«', saf»: I'j'.i.l.Vj pi'-f'tas iTT~nline. PV.'r\;s~l::ive worUeil liisi w:iy nut und on top of tiia 710 Roosevelt avenue. Cartere', ^'. J. i'l of June, when speaker. T.:lephone: Carura 4S^-\V. I Sunday, Ueceniber 9: tn sulist :ti:to for the iiyiirri-jen in- t!'.»- ltoiit. A S(.'("";M1 iHiut, wlilrh wtis run- Rahway, fot. • In liy Tutsuuy, December 11: 11:0'j a. in. H'-'iii;:ous address by Meat and Grocery Specials and flati' n wl,ich causi-d many disasters In »:trt:sh qiii'-^ '.va< fpifded nt ^Ji) nlnu ra:lit;r (.ii>.si-ly, ]iui!_d luinl ein»u ;h Sunday, Dccimber D: I Ur' • r from ' 7:0u p. m., Boy bcouts. Mr. R. J. V. M. C.-A Con- !• :-• -las a ila.n v :.s" t: l»y tlif hnanl of a yirol S:uu p. m., ULUuursal. tor/*-hrist of !ust iir.-J :il«o to--in:iiui_rln t!i" Into lnncccss )le plan's where thnj Biblfc a Gift c-f God." Qu:irti-t. _Ctlc_SBg_gestions ri-'-tfrs of tip* merilioned. "Our ln-:it, with nil of us on Ixmrd, until mas u^s^^nu _ ....'._ ClarkTownship Friday, Saturday. Dec. 7th, 8th 1 • r... . lifting y:is al ::n t-ven ltMii|'tTit'.ire so • cnulij imt he i eached. A lar'4" imiulifr Every -Lutheran in thi? cnmmnriitj" had ahum tho unrnr-vst csmpc yet ut moim' Wid.u-sdaj, Decerobw-^fi: in <.oril:a!iy icviiL-cl to our services. ay Sr iool. (;.— r.. n^ to conserve li'-linni pn.'Si'nt(-d :i t\\il\- fi:r spurt by p.'inili! who p m.. For J___LRlll_____i_u.'_v___':'':s-. .1" ri'.uiiin^' oito . and 1 2:Ju p. itb—OuTs.on C.rcl . K to!-: l::\... .. ! N. r.r...' • -.n..-r or. iy c;:lt pniblem. As c:irly "as ""T_*1J> tli*;"" ..,.,| ii,,. l,,,nn:li-:; 1 •I i.r nipltl, with :h_ WII'AH _hi'«r on both, hars-hl with Mrc. Wilnitr Uill,"_7 Maple FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH , p. by Pastor. K.;._-•. . I'.'..; S In Mrs. Mar O. I'.rtrIsh ^'ov.Tninpnt minle some efforts 25,000 EPTICS Sl.iuohtenid. race. Rev. Cl.fstrr M. Davis. Minister 1 BUI.S, tho full _'-r-e of iht current bard-] !).•• I: .' ? fr«.:a JH'.M to in thp _irf- cnmpalirn lnv:an. Tiilnk of It! Knmic- 11 :(jn a. ir. . Murnir.i; Worship. 10:'n't ;s- in.. Sunday School. 8 8CO.O00 Cars o! Pc:is!iab!es Jii^êd rucks went swillly on. eagles to cavpet a ir:;i! n-.-nr 'Si miles and | J. Adams, choir muslur. 16 ai !.::->"n nnil Incuini- fmin 54".o*) to Llucoln ttu-se _exp_riincnts proved of value "Itr.llrvail-: In V.C2 liandictl over t-00.- ni>ra. 6T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Oatmeal }J Olives bot Cider little more than I'Veenmn, our bout- 4rop] 1 Bathrobes, Gloves, 45 gal I fnver.irnt highway for tral'V- fn>m university of Chc^tT cuunty. MicNîn Man Consecrates His wlien work Ix'ûn on tbo project for Oi'lO riiry nf pcr!shal»!r s—frui'* anil VI-J;- "At certain scns'ms of thf^ \-par f[^h Rev. H. A. L. Siicltler, Rector 15 mun, could manage to pull to the right. their tabors.' We are all dibtors tn the past; A tru>t funil was created of the bal- the ormy air service. While the ex- »'trthlori—for v.hlch thr-v a'-îuisi-'l an In Alaska are nhiimlant and the bald from; Sunday Uucvmber 'J, Second Sunday Bunting, Hats, Blan- •orth to j'nnih. Rondu from the north Life* to Growing Fosies (cr Free ft unoe. the tf.ri-iiu- to l>t* paid to the perlmcms were fin:tn od nnil sponsort-d "We hit the rock almost dead cen- encle undnnhteilly lives largely on Knl- tte . In Advent: will you show your thankfulness by attending •oj r.ort!:eas!. from Panias--iis an>l avorusij iii-tun' lnss ami ilarnaji' of $11) 1 kets, Coats, Teddy Bear by the army nlr service. It w;is the ter. With a batiR on our stern we tee- mnn. but It I * a well-known fact thnt 7:-u a. m.. Holy Communion. Fresh Jersey Sma'l Or»le-Svrln ennverp- ,nt An_t:nrh. nn>l Oclslnêr lio<;.jinl und the Gelslnger Distribution to Hospitals. a car or nwr Siri.Os' i.iKW." paid Ji'Fse Saner- . ¥ tered a second, then swung rli;ht and pnlmon dies after Rpawnlnz. The tmnfcs and Knitted Sets, •I-R the (leprrssloh and n'-ross the Hume for rrli ndles« Women. Bclent!\-t.s ut the hurcim of siundanls M. .lon^s. ^-'rural auTii-ultural aî;nl A $?3u a. in., Sunday "Scnool moots in shut down, Just burely skinning by of streams are nt times lined with th* our iu;\v i'ar;.-h iluUae. l-'ull stall of Hams Pork Loins Ib pi-nlnsula hnve p:iss"lnce to the Invincible autoino- largest priMlurcr of j;!:idloll in west- "The coinniiiilitlfs which show the cutta, Iiidâ. Jii, slack ;s one of the| H"^. CU'- Sftvl.-i.ii ll.ll' A. M. »n.l 7-<5 P. M. FIND REMAINS OF ESKIMOS punched ln Its bottom vrlien It bit a **The enjrle stands flnn before pvory fc-V _ M~ hi vis, Mmlst^r Upeeda Biscuit, pkg. _5_C- Fresh Shoulder, Ib 15c •D« anil the motor lorry. *m MlfhSân, h:is con<^crntp(J his life j heavii-.st lusses hi trunslt unn'.ially most Impressive speakers at the _uy»' ! borlder." pnrthly power rxi'ept thn hum! of mnn,* Silk and Wool Stock- lti SourcVand" Mouth Cities. _* • to-the -raising uf flowcri-for fret?. d ,s- YOUNG_WASHINRTON GIRL j.frum the Smith are citrus fruits, Bin Confi.-renc.-. L)o uot fall to hear him. 'oalitt Examine Bt>ne» ; trthulion to hu&iUlÛ. charitable in^tl- I -tuQ-^'nerlmn Na|iire association rwtlnto • All welcome. ings, Silk Vests, Silk To two cities "In the-wortd hirrf SEEKS MASTER'S peaches, watermelons, cantaloups, out. .Ilij I? onr svtnhnl of conrnce* nnr Skeletons at Rochester. ll( nni1 uMlc -w_i "une ,irthe.l nt Kochestcr. N. human kindness to all who look upon all young peuple of itahway are wel- "The reasons for tlicse losses ln India Merchant Makes Big Winning Jove as the svrnhol of Ptrentrth-and come meets in tell auditorium of the . hv contractors at-work onn n_r h, fferln tmnslt iirp nf vital Importance to pv- by Chance Bet. Blouses, Petticoats and -r _ with Its fntnonii ruins of ^-poxcar—Iho-casle iras hnrnn nn lUirono— tlia Parish House. Topic is "Service." STAR N4PTHA CORNED PLATE or ' 7f The Iionen, believed About fifteen rears ngn Mr. Allen be- , 1 Gowns, Gloves, Boudoir •"•pie made of writable months, road noar ho ery producer nnd shipper In the South. Mr. Khnmbattu, a merchant of Bom- ' ^nnrtnnia," i^nnee under the nTn'^T 7:30 p. m., Evening Prayer and the Useful Christmas Gifts remote nee. were ^^ |[r|hucd _iUl _,c |Uea of serv- i Much of the dnmace to these crops re- bay. India, havlm; Idle time on hla - . Anstrln. Pntssln and Rn<=»ta Third ot the Series of Addresses on Caps, Pocketbooks, SOAP POWDER, pkg 5c BRISKET, pound 11 nrtM w ounrt ln suits from Improper packing, Inade- hands, recently wnndered out to the »Wch ln Its glorious-> > r^" flowera, he decided to use them as his ; quntc containers, presence of disease- races with the Idea that he might put On jnne oo. 17R2. the venerable white- . night we shall, consider the deeper b of the proud nomnn. sa» ml hty relics «ero found. meaning ot U.shop Reginald Heber's Silks Red Spreads Towel Sets. S ,„„ _ , medium for showing his love for oth- producing organisms In the fruits nnd down a bet If anything looked good ( ),„,*„] Mrii Of Washington, heloyed vegetables In the Held before loading, to him. | s hymn, "Holy, Holy, Holy." Handkerchiefs Toilet Paper 8 for 2ScCorned Rump Beef,' 33c .ii u n.-wev of Xlonran Chnpttr, Amerlcnns, was adopted ns the em- The Allen farm has eleven acres de- , which often results In damage to per- He sa-w Kletltor In the second race, 1 Monday, December 10: Crepe de Chine n. with frncments of his Roman Alvln H. i - •Ar(.llIieo)oglcai ,ocl- blem of our country. Are the Amer- E Towel Sets voted to the culture of Rlnilloll. Dur- ; ___ __ority_Card_ Party In the audi- •roy which he was to lead »P>lnsl the New ior» o ^___ o{ m(,_. ishables en route, delay and rough and the records showed thnt not a ican people to he represented Jvr a Blade-End Inc the flowering season the tract Is a j torium. 'antonCrepej-Satin- -Blankets and Comforters _j_ ForJWen hrthlan, ahelterlng In Its huge circus ety. «>o»e^" the n ^ _ handling In trnnslt. • The producers, single person had bucked him, even i-l-e. Umt n mea riot of every jolor and color comblno- defnnct species? Did onr forefathers Tuesday. December 11: Ib 24c h the mldM of the severe earthquake bers of a ™ce - York state shippers und consumers know too lit- for place. Mr. Khambuttfl bought^ a make a mistake? of all Kinds N oW •o 3:00 p. m., Church Workers meet at Taff>)ta8, Brocaded Ties, Belts, Suspend- Rih^Raast, tlnn concclvKnle." "In all there—are- Ue of the contributing causes towards ticket to win. paylng-10-rupees. The, JM15 A. D.. and wa.ched-wlth-carc- » ^nd. "^ s.o- «-,„„ -of nlnety-seven varieties of this popular j konie of Mrs. Howell, 172 Elm avenue- Rub-way Agency for ers, Sweaters, Beacon this damage which results In misun- anlmul came In one and Uiree-quarter 000 eagles Alnsknns may he sure therv 8:00 p. in., Social Chapter will meet Canton Crepe, etc. k" «ye the lolllnt of the Uomnn le- before tnc flower, each with Us distinctive color- i *ms In Its beautiful Rrove of Daphne, roquols 1 derstandings between them. lengths ln front. are not enough left to "affect their sup- jajMiotne of Mrs. Voorheis, Hazelwood Bathrobes, Shirts, Silk Ing and Its own characteristics. "Hundreds of thousands of dollars Mr. Khnmhuttu was gWen 17,109 ro- Comet Rice, pkg. He Pork Sausage, Ib 33c "When the hot. malnrla-breathlns have been^ ply of fish and gnme. The war oo' •m\ tvenue. Mr. Allen, during the flowering Socks and many others arc puld annually In claims by rail- pecs, over 1,700 to one, ufter the math- j pngi^s should he dlscont'cmvl hefor* \veunesday, December 12: •tad, from the wt blow across the | The bj.nei are". ^^ son, comes downtown cnrli duy too numerous to men- fts to uiodoccrs and shippers, iitoat ntr-'nr," lni'l 'T""t n-m- wnrlr Miss White will have her girls' Woolens FRESH PLATE or • of the-Oronte«rti.e-lnhnb'rnnlfi ind- trll be bur^^B__btaM_w sowing club. Room 7. New York e of which could be prevented by prop- ins out a correct snswer to iba odds ple Is laid low. Is the American enirr»- tion. to the mountain, nnd P'a.enus tion «'*o f'^rfet, preservation when ;-"- of ,,ln:iSom3, nlakes hla Thursday, December 13: Pea Beans i 10c cr knowlwlpe of ennses. These claims of tbe totalizer, to he exterminated without thiincht of b BRISKET, pound 7c4 .-o the, climate Is especially aê- taasw ^ and ,eav_ nouo,,eta at the Serges State place an added burden upon the grow- lnvestlmtloni Is It to he weighed ln Thompson Blood, the greatest mirth *lfc For most of them It-Is con due irom ! nospltnls and In other places where Prices Right! cr, shipper and carrier, because p BM ON ONE-MAM CARS the scales of commercialism nlrne? Ts maker on the road will appear at our Wool Canton Crepe 'tnlent to do go. for excellent pnstur- , ^^ _ _ j^ ARROWS | believes they will be appreciated^ UTS a-Zltorhi— ""'rliuts 35 cents. Come R & Sm hc their profits are reduced—also upon ther© not a strnni: sentiment ln th« dls- f.arly for »rato. Hosing out Boy's the consuming public In the way of ,., , to Do Away minds of the American peotile for thl» Hair TO- Oaklandi Ca Be!i0 ve8 Chinchilla Coats. higher cost of food." I With Them, bird? Tliousnnds of American eagles SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUHCHij DOUBUE STAWIP •OOf \ I bhut dowu at the price of llfti i.eutji Rev. Wallace H. Carver, Pastor !| Jerseys Sizes 2 to 6. inen is a memoCr of The municipality of Oakland. CftTT Sunday, December 9th: HOUEHY has entered upon an avowed cam- eoch! "nrnnt the eagles of Alaska do dim- 10:30 a. in.. Morning Worship with Velours etc. 'A.S You I.Ike It" pnlgn to "put the nm-mnn street cnr» addressee by the Boys' Work Commit- out of huslnt'ss." I'll; rlty-owried mo- inish the snlmnn crop by a few ensea. tee and,Cabini;t, of Paterson, N. J. : tnr Inissfs npprnred In front of the I' As3 na ».vmnosymboil ootf linb ierty sbimld they not- 11:45'a. m., Graded Sunday School city hall with the nnnmincrmcnt thnt i Uv« wlth thl! s<«fs "I'1 StrlpesT1 lor nible^svudy, V. W. Henson, Supt. thev would tnl:e pasM-n-jors nnvwhere "3:00 ~p>l"ni.., Crnnd Slreot Cliap'l TAR 109 Main a one-man street en would tnke them Hawaii to Be Radio Hub. • Sonc'.ay Srhmil, II. W. Ward. Supt. • 1 nnd for unc evnt Its.-i fare. Tn !dl- | TTnwall Is fli'stlm *! to berome tftv 7:'i.5 i), Ub. Annual.Praise._M-Cllni; lult> r nrlnr — Of* thft'-'Wonien-g—Ayxillarv-i—w44ll—a*> JLLK tlon the i.rillnim.11 niiVnst Jitney I """" " '"" '' - ^m-.-.-'n-r tiv dresses by Mr'* Irene Mason Har- Street busses iis'ng the main strteta waai| Arthur A. Ishell of the Radio Or.r--.m- per. of Mutucii-nn. one of our Mission- ntivnenflf-d * ' *'nn °^ ^nierlea. I>ne to Its Km';mpV- "Ihe Clnldrcm SptcilUj Sl>op" 3BûtrtelitiitiMi TORE Rahivay '•• , .„ "'<-'•' •" ••.- .•,-tin- arrows until ; Brnwer Is nt work r.n several new van- .•ncy thnt mnvrs prmltiVi^ cnreftilly " ""^h~ r-,v re,.,.ntlv nrlrml the-one I™1 lomtlon. the territory I" «mslii- 1 |c8 lf____J_1ALN ST.. RAM WAY ln "Burlea~f_-ltobb)»h-4iiiap3Jl____ 'l into Irrigation |ln)ly prartlced «'•»' ; „„„ ,n ,|,e ,t,t.s, SCVcxal years bMng required to ^ » IIIKI qui.'klv and third, recover who n ,..lrs',,rr the nr-et nn the ground *rerlc< __ _ •-^r.- Qm tK..y «-.-»? undnJra-to. _~ ------^-^^"^-^1-"''"° anUon*.\ 1 • ontllke by lost pwuln ont Railway ldlcule, friendly adrlc» to Quit, wltn- 2-A Rahway Record, Friday, December 7,1923 - RANTINGS city water. Don't need, no lights nel- mt flinchingV -"*• U>er t«r tell when yerTlrlnkln1 It Can you keep yoar mind steadily on the Blngle object yon are pursuing, Mo MANY M&HAPS IN GOTHAM • • • eat 16 Di neTer been resisting all temptations to \ divide "Weather Forecast" i."iT * W«ed," roar attention? 'V™ me own little Woodbrldge G UPSEAFI3;: Almort Anything Seems Pcssiblc to U)MO ASNBl ARW AiMT dot Are you strong on the finish as well me 0Denlghl But Occur in New York. V)0 BEASOU O Cff SORE VJHEM fr..» - - *** """B. as quick at the itartT Stormy Weather Ahead Almost nnvihln? '.s 1!n!>1.- t.i linpm'H us all over now. Sho'B past 16. Wuz Success 4B sold In the open market, tf, Bfecvn. tt lt r day b Ut that Slxtcen you can buy it. I can bay it Who In New York. One we!; rivontly n year'" /°, elIa!f r wh '0 ° - Be READ 9V U06ODV fhthen n W|»',fed by that r ,owuh z mothered^, U willing to pay the price for It? m:in nrciised of rnhhery t'^capnl Mrn- VUC dOrCTAPfUUT ~ .... -1UCKD3,_ IL'lcatlon by sntii'liltiR Ills plas-- .ye; bWun°h' 7hat guy l"t.tell into a (6 avy ones ff moncmoncyy anand thethen another nrfoiuplislicil the' s=nin" fe:it KVV .v,° . eomo. !>'« had tor u Pose that s whah t aomo folks would Booka Damaged In Library! fDtscovery Proves Ocean Once by pulling out his mustache hair by POLICY 4th. ANNIVERSARY 4th call predestination. He wuz born ter Librarian.says, "for some time the bnlr whllo waiting to be talcen to M Jane ln her 1 lndlngs of our books have shown : Covered Cleveland court. I »»i v,lu Oecllnln Buy Your Health Rubber Samue years. 111 bet the last patch ma sewed lamago. Investigation proves that Insure the Family The police commissioner announced on mo pants, though, that It won't bo oaches ate holes In. the bindings." Footwear that tlu> town must be I'une dry ; sev- many years before things In that com- caches damage everything. They Anthorl eral homo brew supply houses went bination will bo turned around. In- ire also a menace to your health! At A'lpe them out with Royal Ouaran- rt)fln«| iflSCESTOR OF SHARK FOUND out of business hermise they couldn't stead of him holdin' her, Bhe'll be try- In tcr hold him—ter keen him in :ced Roach Powder. Sold and Guar- Miller's Shoe Store Against Sickness stnnd the corupetltlun of cheap beer; ea, yer anteed by Pendloton'a Drug Store.— Remains, cif fish wl.lrh attained a down ter Mlatclatcr AA? KV-aftmr dark. T'ain't natural fer water soda water stand owners reported a SHOE SALE ler run up hill, neither tls It natural Adr. And Get the Best JCR^-th of thirty or forty fee!, nnrt ith a onedollaone-dollad r recommerecommendan - big Increase of business whenever sail- ter a young foliar ter keep on plckln" •rkich lived nnd di>:il in tlie ooonn Unit tion Irom Mister DDoctooctor CallaCallaw ors come to town. A well-known nc- >-er had It all dl ay dandelions when there's some prettier FT" 'covered Mie vldn'ty t-f. CMnvplnnrl, t). >-er had It all dlagno.ed In ho ( mana t f flowers JuBt "beyond, waltln' tcr be NOW •tnlrty or forty million yours n~n, are worniin nnd rseapi-'! piiMuity liy ^'lv- picked . 'iteinz (Ins "I' la cnmpnrutlvely l:irj;e v lng the name by which she w;ia called ~~ A Renra^ftable Merch^mdisirrg Ev( THOHAS-JrBftKER- quantities within a few miles of Hub- .Nope. Rlrls^jrer don't haft ter worry A pair of rubbers each! That's the price of the In hlph srhnol; a tnxieah and a hand- To My Patrons You know, (ulna, they nater say the Uc squi\ro. ^. ca bout long dresses comln' back Inter 20 Cherry St.—Tel. 534 cab coK'.di'J and the horse and After returning from tho service a ,u 't American Bam.; was baseball. little over four years ago I opened ityle for keeps. JuBt received word premium on your policy to insure your family SAMUE All the fossils nre coins Into the col- iyejirscnp'-il injury, tmt the tnxl- 1 from dear old 1'arlB that the French "ie: shorties during ex soon in 11 position to equip my shop Our Business Since Its Organization can sc, k in Ualiway, every rip stitch Pecans can trata SltJierto rare specimens. Already the "r so. Now, t.M;., ( . , . liibitluu hciurs mid need only wear with niodirn_machinery^ and to carry ( r in lanc0 th( !on i..s after dark. Gee, but I'm glad English Walnuts Brisk wintry weather brings health and happi- ranks-among-the first-four -Title-o£-Lord Gromwell • l r l r P K a small line of rubbers and slioesT -.li'ILI_ ! . ^ _\._ T.!!i? r*_ considered a '-iiif'. - the -Innc drcsnrH" went" outer Orlt-an» ITIoI ln the world ln the posse* , So rapid was the growth of the u-URh li.mrh of f.'ll.irH. R.-turally, but ness-if-you-meet-it-fortified-and-prepared. — He at* Revived After 40bjfear«j MICKIE THE MY5TERY »tyli; a f.liar didn't haft ter get mor- oolless. of theae fossils. • -.. - j -bnslncFS~that—I-was-soon-able-to—ID— Four Years I v. me; smiic »!,„ uouMn't hurt even titled by r-al:7.ln' after It wuz |oo l Just Arrived —Jolned-tl ~ FosiiirFotrrfdln'^CrevolindSKale.1*' crease teh stock with a larger and d-h©ld—only-invi gorating—joy—if- thB Joun better line. (Written Entirely By Meielf) k.lhn' !t ten yean Announcement of the excavation*, tep. u'u:n'"tcr liafu a mild winter^ male companion. Sun. Dv ,*rMcb hnve been In progress ever since Today I take pleasure ln stating to your feet are warmly and comfortably clad. my many friends and patrons that I -i! • Mliior Crano, who lives over wuz tuldnvera i tough ware api _ jtast May, and which have been bU0[ Wunder why 'tis men will continue have accomplished a long cherished ! Milton atunuc way. has como :h. liked ttr skurtd Uie f.-llar lino In t Eflnancpd by the museum, was made re- ou; r hl5 ter risk death fer a drink, tur-.-aqll novels. dream and ambition: 1 have so altered with public prognoitlcatlon. Says ' "Tough." said the Watclmnp Ginc>r Ale Take out your policy today. Step-jn and let us fcectl? by Prof. Jpsse B. Hyde, head ihelr birthright to life and soundUc'sV C«K»." d my store that the entire floor space all point lhat»-w«y. I been '"Idrlvcr; '•you bet I'm lough. Run of mind and body fer a dose of pol- Watrbuiiu sprlnu AVater fit you with rubbers or overshoes made to brave the beMnd-l if the department of geology at West- is now devoted to the retail shot' de- Beginning Tomorrow „„ lit corn builci and examined ***> before 1 flap you on the wrist." Bon. But they do. Thla year, ac- Full Hue «f Steinliergen Not on aim • Reserve university and curator partment. This enabled me to In- lop end of m»'i bed tlckln". fernlt Ta«n. shlllln1 a nvecf-nt piece ot nary cordln' ter the last sjatlstlca given blizzard. Durability, comfort and strength are qual- orful an tu ) cl T roni Mlnem's ner of -•*»f Reoloiry-at themuseum; -• "-•crfiasi'-tlnv'Ftorfc—with " 3~larger•• nnd iutl()M.I*.ie.w$4_Qn»_batX_£l^ ! ?5 -' L' ike nigh side _of au!_fiome. wceks-ago, over 2,00a deaths — RBCOKB'D BHKW and s'.ws to my many patrons d.iuble n were chargeable to poison liquor. Be- ? ities melted into-the-rubber, in-the-making; — vcwll wit ' The fossils hnve been found ln the . find er creeper tcr Indlr " "iomach" tooth ter'fa.; off Bldo of tho s.lrction to choose from. which way they win headln". lfe tooth, ho blurted, "I'm ao tough gee. the dead have closed their ac- Ordsr It by the Cm<- •.nfl a io-<-.ille whisker, make, rubbln' the diseased organB-orful, orful . I didn't ml«i hlttln' the nail ana Llqnor 8tor* One of the flsli. found (".lire. Is s i!-.f.im>. No bettor makes sold boirds. borne whiskers thorn, oh? Then they say man IB a reasoning bt 163 Main t»t. Rahwaj, N.J 4 BUCKLE ARCTICS to Mm. itjKH-Ics of shnrk six feet lone from ^h-re in tho country fur style, on our entire line of head by more than a fool, ln Be good stunt fer that guy what i . Kinder doubtful. MART Inriln' Mlitor Hoff, the new commls- ««eeps Irving street K-r borrow -em ng Telephone 1523 ;iap of h"nd to tall. A dozen fnssils of •y. i'>:r.fort. duiability ^'.nd Ir You'll need them soon and you'll pay more. varieties of fish. al:-nw| nil of I ^ter ter bo on thn lookout fer r tcr lie on his broom handlo •T'other day I came across tho fo mr"- and thonder stonni. ' JImmyll- But after all Is MiMid snd done, folks, lowing paragraphs, and as I read 'em Women's Sizes 2'/2 to 8 • . $4.00 ,T>.- ,-• pn'lrp .•.!<•> lliive 1}LCI M. butt 1 didn'didnt think 'twould b« »o the olld nylnl g holdhl s purtp v near tnio, 1 wuz wunderln' jUBt what kind of t.il:en to the m:i^-u:n. <~>n<> of mt*. thougthoughhhht t tthat n"b«~fltir~wcruld~n"b«~fcltir~wcruld~1A—b»rkla'—do1A—b»rkla'dof «-!«-!don>-blle»^—d U 9latc-of-ra!nd-was-tbe-feUar-in--wbe JMissesl SizesJV/iJo 2^. JJ.50 •;• Is n P-h 1" "1 !•>!! I.- ton cotton hU tea lleg * on xir llearned d waway''s sot a llott of ''em . snd theh y ain't ho released 'em. Think he was fee jon; nn-1 v-h'fb l'r"f- ~-- | IT boi the compass before that all got talli cor lour legs neither. In' kinder martyr-like- Children's Sizes6 to 11 1 »truck the good ship of city. They belo'nn trr thVblped family. You want success. Are you wil! time. T nintes i:'Ust have b i!i p:i:-t:r.' r.t 1 h.ive Just in- I Marly put her on beam ends. Most of comes trr real sand, they •••« tho finest ; lattn' down QiQuitt MMexici o way. bbatt ththee It bounbdd tet r attractt t somewhatht, bubt l- n' pbviinahlo nnv- How much bruising can yon take 8t. cut "*~ ThliflwrtJcfiriVr type*"whs"_|cnh_wif "as" including such famous makes as M cltr hall last week. I like the lire whittle al tho walor How long can vou hang on In th iraa my '"-pie PlpfinTcnthj-s (or clnnt fish) oT the md itifted near tS»ure»l »orksrit gel» dirn^tlresohJe"ter listen face of"obstacles?" In cl.i«!nc I w!«!i to thank all my ._ Sotn* pippin all rlfhL Blew to iftcr yer heard It a while, Selected fineiriet. ting thr SArthrobrre prr*:p. The fish lived and many fr:- :v!s and patrons fur liirlr Have you the grit to try to do whai 4aiot) In what jrcolo.-lsts call the Devo- fellir clean out Inter the itreet. others failed to do? absence <•or.sisti.-nT p:itroi:a_r wlii, h has made 4 another and kicked up Mister Arthur Brisbane, the great ThcHtacdGiedCoIfei Salan period _of the_ earth's geological -the growth ol-my huslr.i/ss-possible. . For Have you the nervo to attemp ers tmpedlra I Man In genoral; then It ilowed up. writer man. MTt 'Thickens lay more things that the average man wouli Chester S story, and was the largest flsh that DAVID SCHWARTZ. \mt the Uat I heard of it. It wnx egg* If thrlr coops are lighted at never dream of tackling? Bnt Cttkin| a Specialty fuifl ever lived up»n the fnce of the One of the most romantl -SefeShoes-K? Thorogood Shoesg Dr. Newton'slofaots I ton Waablngtoa-way. 119 Main Street edly the night so they can prolong their porlod the annals of the Hrltlsl Have you the persistence to kee; Established 1893 taking_ Wth nn tr> thnt time— n llt'le matter ••• ot (ceding." Shuckt—that-aln't nulh on trying after repeated failures? lelf-conf ipt 20,000.000 to 40.(KX),000 years ago. behind the announcement thJ |iu w«alerl«' t'other day what's In'. 1 kin m»ke 'em liy long and Can you go up against slteptlclam. Ajjentrfor------.-.-. :::i.-r-_- tls, as I \ Another type of the ArthrobrrB G. W. BcwlckeCopley has acquired the Mar ass Wroop found by the museum's expert title of Lord Cromwell, the barony Right now—just before Xmas here is your opportunity to purchase the highest Ball Band and Top Notch Rubhers ke was jb the Dinlchth.vs (or terrible flsh). baring been revived after being dor- Well, > "The PIpanlchthys failed to surrly» mant for over 400 years. The captain grade shoes at price reductions which positively beggar description and defy lrtiy th I a the etroRcle for existence," Profe»- la the son of the 1-te Lady Bewlcke- food 01 iior Hyde mid, "and there ts aouitng Copley, who claimed descent from the first lord Cromwell through Maud From HAHNE & CO. of NEWARK Buy nalntal • tWlnx today of which the Plpanlchthyi Shun Gloom. Cromwell, daughter of the first lord. comparison. ~" •boat l»n be considered the progenitor, by No one con Imve more llcht beciose mlrthft £*y stretch of the Imagination. •Hie .title reverted to two nieces of the tbty have Involved others In tbe sun* with < S -The nhartllke fossil, howerer. U third baron who died without Issue and (loom and darkness as lilinselt . -spirit, - Btqnestlonably the remains of the an- tlie title haj been left unclaimed since vnan to lulm of the present shark. MOT. Take a Peep at Some of Our Specials Listed Below GIFTS forMe'YJ&le FAMILY to get "The bo<^ of the PIpanlchthys ranat At ri been eonstmcted entirely of Plenty of others but too numerous to mention here. ' The Old, Old Question (by tri; aiagtnooB matter, or some soft tissue, •exton [or no: remnants of the-bodles han Tony Alto Lose* Money Whll« Trying The- "Dear e«r been found. The bodies decayed to Reach Hit Pocket. Our leader in the mens department, Individuality ini became a part of the shale ln Tony Cnrrlos, fifty-fine years old. Tirhlch the fossils nre embedded, but irent to bed at No. 1051 Washington 9 Our Thorogocd Work Shoes of our What Shall I Give? •ttfc« bony structures of the bead re- street. Boston, a lo-lilng house. In good health. He awoke next morning with The Famous "Selz Six' Thrc imalD. j Unable to Protect Self. a broken arm. T"tiy Is at City hospi- Just what its name implies! You'll find in these shoes not tal. At its price of Six Dollars this shoe has been pronounced the most Millinery j "Clearly n fish with a head six feet only a saving in your shoe bill, but a lot of foot comfort These We have many suggestions which combine bone ami n boneless"Tnfly~whlftrrlf"tn- -economical-shoe-in-the-counti-y-toda-y,—At-our-sale-W-e-arej-educ^- Jvroportlnn to the lpnmh of the head, bered undisturbed .ill nlsht, but when ing ii still further. Wise men will grasp this opportunity and is attracting" jxnest have been twenty or thirty feet he awoke In the ninmlng he c.vild not taste and real utility. Let us help you move his ri^ht arm. Also wMle he Buy 'em while we have your size. Buy 'em while the price is •Qonc. vens poorly prepared to fisht for buy two or more pairs. Black or brown, high or low', but just much fjvor- was striving to mow hls.rlsht hand -• • .-V«"'*«s!"y< . 71W i • . i-.-T-^v.. n -- Sexjstonci'. I'erhap- the head snapped low. solve tbi annually recurring Chnstmas In the dire.tinn of his :rns"rs pocket one cmalitv! Great!! io!T too easily. Perhaps the fish wns abl; com- somebody got there alvad o' !I!:H and problem. rt3n:>r"paroi] • to withstand the fitlnclLS removed sundry pU'*'f> o' <-i'--h:. which ment. loT nther :•JTJUntl'i — _MEN'S_DRESS S11OES_ JDJR.JOHNSONS SHOES RUBBERS ': "Rut nil nf th<" fish which, us fossils, were Tony's fort'":o. MEN'S COMFY •iff- hnve cnlU'cte.1 lived and died ln nays It was n ti.uV'- ;-.:.:it. Pon.cs Good and sturdy. . Blucher cut or Bals. Cushion insole?: double Hood Dress Rubbers The prices are *).o orenn and s:in'-c to the hotlom. aclvimoed the the., that Tony rolled SLIPPERS. 7i)c U9 T! "re thev vere LTiirlnally covered by on his nrm ns I" slept. 1.99 3-99 outer soles; vici kid up- so moderate !3'')>"';lt3 nf silt brouL'ht down by t!ic With rubber heels All leather house slippers These shoes are Goodyear pers; rubber heels, U. S. Rubber Co. Heavy 1 at- that there is r:; '^^. Over th'«m f*ru:ie other deposit? SWALLOWS INVADE CITY tached, 1.99 2.49 2.89 welted and have rubber Work Rubbers PENDLETON'S Xjt r!!t. ".-hieh. nni'.'T the pressirre of 4-99 really no -ex- ô ncenn's wolslit, liernme sandstone. Ope May Puizled Over Second Flight, heels attached. 1.89 2f tlie sandstone c'il'1 he uncovered of Birds I 2.09 cuse in shop- 5 iiiv.: ni. doubt thnt these fossil flsh Old residents •* Cape Mny. N. J-. are ] BOYS' AND YOUTHS' ping out of (Cnnld be found by the acre." pnizled over the -second fll?ht of white-! MEN'S RUBBER BOOTS BOYS' SCOUT SHOES YOUTHS' AND BOYS' actual work of dipping np the breasted swallows to the South. The BOYS' DRESS SHOES RUBBER BOOTS town has been In charse of Peter telegraph and telephone wires have Short Boots 3.99 Made by Endicott John - RUBBERS B».i5Rart of Lornln, O., Professor Hyde been sagging with thousands of the 11 to 2, special 3.29 •aid. Mr. Bnnpnrt, formerly a slilp swallows on Madison avenue and; son. 11 to 13V., special . . 2.39 Sizes 11 to 2 W* Storm Boots 4.79 2\< to 6, special .... 3.89 t»rp«iter. has been Interests In his- Pittsburgh »-vcnue. It was estimated ] 11 to 13V , special .. 1.79 1 to 6, special 2.69 2 Sizes 21/. to 6 1-09 torical geology since he WBB a boy and that more than W0.00O were on the These boots are of first 2 These are of first quality Many Things Combined Make This '. BU an almost uncanny ability to de- wires at one time. grade and guaranteed. 1 to 6, special 1.99 First Quality Guaranteed The Blue j tert fossns wblch escape tn« attention This Is said to be the latest flight and are guaranteed. others. •f the blrdu In thirty years. Over at ~Mr. Bnnjrart, when a boy of DTS Cape Hay point the trees are OYBT- WOMEN'S SATIN New Jersey's Christmas Store t&x. watched his father and Jay bunlened iwlth them. BOYS' COMFY MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' Bird-Shofi SLIPPERS PUMPS tntetested." Professor Hyde Woman Hurt When Fruit Explode*. ~F00TWEAR Light Brown Oxfords; Brogue style. OMFORTABLE wide aisles—high ceilings—spa- ~ —125 Irving Street— Bid. "Later he started collecting; fo»- Explosion of a Jar of fruit which Just the thing for Not all sizes left; i Rohway ins fer himself, and he has kept It on Rtie IU canning seriously injured Mrs. Christinas gift. - Our stock is complete and prices Former price 5.50. At this Sale cious floors- adequate elevators- excellent venri- totwtnlttently all of his llf«. He dl»- i Bdlth Strausser of Wilmington, Del. mer price 5.00; now C torered that he waa-gble-to-Bge-Uaa I Flyl»g-glaB8-plerced-herêTe mfl cut slashed, but too numerous to mention Jar.ipn-a flood ot daylight: they make this a pleasant ttben others were noL her cheek and throat. here. Come in and look them over. Fonlls Stint to Mmtunn. 99c 3.99 place rto shop during thge ChnsTmas : Clitnhllilhm MM. Phoita Kll«. 7111 Alaska Terminal Started. "The fossils he has found kar».bMB way help to make this New Jersey's Christmas Store. ,' WtlMAR STORAGE and fragments, and he has had to scoop Construction of terminal facilities WOMEN'S BLACK GUN METAL OXFORDS a handful'of the bones at a tlra*. for the Alaska railroad at Fairbanks WOMEN'S COMFORT SHOES 75 departments -a world-wide buying organization-in- ' TRICKING COMPANY INC. tin each handful ln a separata la progressing rapidly with a large STORING, MOVING, PACKING, of paper and labels It. All of farce of men at work. Plain toe, with crease in the front, latest WOMEN'S terested sales-people- a 65 year old reputation to uphold SHIPPING ASouttOnmic. H.I. AoiMluaai paper parcels hare beea taken Made by the famous Selz Shoes. Black vici Estimate! Cheerfully Furnished Wagner's Widow In Poverty. the mnwum. and Mr. Bangart will style. Made by the famous Selz Royal Blue -they make this an economical place to shop and in that Office and Warehouae Ooslma Wagner, widow of Richard with still arch supporting shank. ite all of this winter to piecing and Rubbers ..^_..,,.,.. .^^. ^ •• 89e 350-352 Elizabeth Arenae -Wagnerr-and-dauffhtpr-of-F'rani-Llszti -Shoes. ; Wayh-dp-toTnake-this-NewJersey!s_Christm3sJtore!L them togetfieK He will soon hi still living In Berlin, and Is reported At this Sale 'Be (Expensive - TO for New York to study the most to be In wretched poverty. At this Sale methods of fossil preservation Comfy Slippers An extensive, delivery service that reaches into 150 337-343 W. Grand Si., Elizabeth Tlspossibletohaveawartn J3n npermrntlon for hla winter's work." A warehouse wltb every room a comfortable home at little towr--an internal organization that handles credits, fireproof. T«ult I "\ The first of the- fossil flsh~were One-strap House Slippers cost if care is taken in select* >jnad ln the vicinity of Cleveland by GEYSER FOUND IN CRATER chanee, and wrapping rapidly-a sincere desire to be ing a heater that has proven John Strong Newberry, a graduate of ^ ilwwrve collepe at Hclson In 8elentl«t 8«es End of "Valley of T«n 5.79 accommodating to customers: these make this a store -. qualities of economy in fuel early '4Ox, who afterward became -Thoutand Smokes." consumption and in heat of the flrfit directors of tbo Ohio C M. Kenner, a scientist from the ' of service and in that way help to make this New transmission. nc!cnl survey. Carnegie Institute, Washington, who 1 The Thatcher Boiler ha* many illP-.tlon. of ibe fossil.fifth begnn reached Seattle, Wash., recently from A large assortment of the latest styles in Dr. Wewtoa's Shoes al substantially Jersey's Christmas Store. individual feature* that combine isi'ft. nnd since then specimens an wrtenalvc eiplnrntlon trip ln Alas- '^ GU-iPE just out; come in for a copy. to nuke this heater universally been found at Intervals. The ka, announced he had discoverer! an" reduced.—Brmg^fouHfeiddieB, will fi popular with home owner*. rffort nf the mnseum Is the enormous mud geyser ln the depths of Visit ourneareit showroom* fl systemiitle search made, however. tlie smoking and rumbling cniter of for further particular*. ? Sjwcimens mny be seen In tlie Brlt- Mount KntUmal. POCKET STO 4O4 i,-.. ... li A".:-;.:.!. .'.l!::.-.iiii" «t Fenncr stated It was his belief that - > FAMILY SUE — Jj£irf-"."-.!"!>-:nr:.--.ia -N'. wVor'r -i.r.ti in within u few yenra "'the valley of ten M all On«jJj}irf* HEATERS j '.' \ v.i <-r ..-Hi:.-ciiuus, l)'.:l :ill of them thousand smokes" would be a thing of Store Opens at RANGES —!,..• -fr.i-i ['••'• vlcLiIty o[ L'lwolundthe past owing to the rapid rtisuppenr Come Early THATCHER ata.J ,l*:ir !:]!..:-« sl'.itini; that tlH'y wen: nnw of smoke-emitting veDts. 8 A. M. EtocolSSO MvloloN.w.rk Sold Evcrrwhcro .V:i;l ii. iV Cleveliinrl sliule, wlilcli TTIA.TCHER FURNACE CCX.Thatcher BuUdlnc. S<- Pr«ncU and Crone So.. Newark. V-i la ,:ti.w:i in i;e(ilosi.ilii throuKliout tbc Bothinp Nude at Nloht Legal. and Closes at NewYorkDllpla»Room.ilJJ.135WeuJ3thSlr.« Xl.ij

'Jntll the preP'-nt, howover, none of •tonl'iK :.nd enrly morning nm. I r.-qnlr» xulM at nlstit. .It has IXMT. , idnn for.wimp tlm« thir. bathlns par- w^^grw^Wlww^c V*-.; 1 \ i...^.t.r.>.-;.,v^^.. •.,::.•• • :-.'.:• •::•,••:.:•••• •. • • •••••>••• ••-• , V i-A ^1 Ye Old-Time Minstrel Show _*•?'•;•••• PHYSICIAN LIVES By the Christmas Gift Suggestions Be on time—wear a GIRLS' CLUB TO AID AFFLICTED Ice Skates The BULOVA Watch! of St. Paul's Church, Kahway, N. J Foot Balls IN THE NEW PARISH HOUSE Roller Skates 3âst Reward for Drv Wallace HE successful Mnsirln ltxno'c Country ' lnl> Ot< lirMm man or woman Pocket Knives PREHOLIDAY of Belmont, Kan., Is Love. . T FRIDAY LVLMNG, DtCEMBLR 7th, 1923 recognizes the im- Coaster Wagons portance of Punctu- Ailiillntiitti, I llt\ (cuts STARTING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8th Samue ality. You wilhdways Cut Glass SAVE TOWN 11 SG1103LH00SE be on time with a Carving Sets -•£ BI'LOVA WATCH on Jardiniere ( look fonvnrcl eiu'h day with Ihe your wrist. iJiwiKht that heforo the sun s-'Is \ m:iy Fern Dishes let to Bid sonK'nru: alllii!'' !. Thai's wli.it I live fur.—Tin; m •;'. rvf Dr. Mahogany Candle Sticks This KUI-OVAWATCM cumhint-M:x- iSuxrrac Wallace of 11.•liin>ii., Kan. 1 quisitc beauty with ^luraiilcck! :u-- j ;1 ^7*-- V^ H 10% Dividends Brass Candle Sticks Ark nny citlr.on of the liilln town curacy. Itlu5.MilSRt.2S vcrjwhite i . '••—-•>> ,;;| jfTk'liriont, han. lf~he kno~w.s""E•:^cnir fjold case ,im! * ir^-S)r"J'T£?—pi~->":^V:<^':"'.(-:->'.-Mi Carpenter-Tools Pallnee. You'll be surprls-il n; the teed 17 Jewel Movenicui J J Ni~7'..rr.":.7r/^ ... on your investment in a large Console Sets answer you pet. Dr. Wnllnce is Iho Wt hart muxy olhrr DULOVA Watches in alltfyla and shapes from f20 up INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION •object of more enthusliisdc nnil fav- Tobacco Jars orable comment niuonj the citizens of in New Jiriey the little place than nny other coun- Ash Receivers B*NK REFERENCES Samuel try physician In the suite. F.W. HUGGINS Mahogany Smoking Stands To the first 100 customers of Uio fa Belmont Is about fifty miles south- does not irest of Wichita In Klngnmn county Jfhc RclubU Jtweltr Tor (all pirtlcs'«r» •ddr«§» Gas Table Lamps purchasing a pair of shoes m bom and ha* a population of one hundred can trace •"Where "Gems F. E. HAYES. Electric Table Lamps at any price, Saturday af- signers »ad fifty. Dinner Sets Hold In High Esteem. lO2"WeYf42a'Street ter 9 a. m., we willijeira D*. Wallace graduated from the med- New York Citv 1 -Pyrex^Caserole* and Dishes•---= large broom worth $l;O0 Illinois In June, 1006. and returned to Wichita, where his parents lire. In a for lc. BeonhandTprompt- Men, Women and •bort time he found himself In Bel- Visit Oar Store for Practical and ly at 9 a. m. moot, with the Intention of staying but Mammoth, Magnificent, Melange of Shoe Bargains for Children «lx months. He has been there for Useful Gifts man than eighteen years. You can revell in this bargain riot to your hearts content—We know there will be crowds, but we are In that time he has endeared hlra- Pyrex Selling Contest jKdf.to the cltlsens_°Jf_.tlie.plnce na nolf pared^to serve you. ..Dpn.'t..miss it!...J. __ ^...'....._ ...... __. —': . •ther man In the town has done. Doc- ' Personal Loans Made lors have come- to stay awhile since FREE TEA FOT and TRAY Latest Fall and Winter Footwear, at prices that are true disciples of saving—You should not fail txHshare in SVhou you are In ^ "^-^/"".^"o imT^^ Dr. Wallace has b«n tlierp. but nit Worth $4.0t> fiioved on. When times hnve been T. H. Roberts this Sale Carnival. Your spirit of economy should prevail upon your participation. Iiard and Ms pi-nplp wf> isnablp ti> i>:iy to be given away to the person buying the most o n herol' U : l'ai" We in monthly Pay.r..'U. and Icl-rr.t on flton, he mlnlstiTed to them reîmSl'/ss. 146-148 Main St. Rahway.N.I. As « cnnsetiiienrp they think lie Is one Pyrex, be:inninir Wednesday December 5th ending . . Cnl\ or phone Perth Aiuuny 1951. af the preatiM; pliyslclnns In the suite Monday evening Dectmbe.' 2-iih. i Industrial Lo.Rn Society, Inc. Leaders tylean d ->nd will rail no other dnc'nr. ' I? . „„,.... ., M. ,-,.• IV,,,.,-.. .'.... I.H-. n Store ClosedI All Day Friday, Dec. 7th to Mark Down Prices. ^ Built School for Town- ! ROOM 305 RARITAN BUILDING In addition (n h;s nllllty as n rrnc- H. ROBINSON I 175 SMITH STREET, PERTH AMBOY. N. J. Citloner lie tins hi:sini>ss rai'iiMlitles v. N. J. • I Phone Perth Amboy; 1951. U^,, -JbSelliag-GoQds ? Advertise town. Wiien thj^noed for a lil^h ••"'liool AlVHJll^t Was felt two yenrs ago n move wa3 T'RTCXS tinio. T| loa'le to vote bonds for lc Sevenil XjeFHereTEarly look esBS persons hittfrly opposed It f"T. a tnl- WAY BELOW NORMAL j ition Etiindi'oint, mid defeiittfd the Ladies' Oxfords—in black or tan; rubber heels; 5.00 whisper plnn. Dr. Wallnee then built a £.1,500 | school house with ms own money. SLook up uow for the Winter—Shoes for your wurk or for dress was my The Karnii'rs1 State Rimk of Rcl- ilng thr< mont failed In August, 1022. It was up—All are marked at Attractive Sale Prices. absence not lone until farmers and business 2.98 p men realized the need for n bank. The Cbester doctor, with several other clllieaa, j Police and Firemen's Shoes •dly the founded the Relmont state bank, July Men's Patent Oxfords Cenuin* -Blick Calf Shoe.?, with double soles; the Patrolman's taking 17, 1023. and~pranTd~Mr.îfid"MrirWr [delight. self-conf W. Wells In chnrRe. Four styles In rood. quality leathers and bes\ t styles: 500 ralue. Us. es I Aids Blind Boy. 4.98 and 5.98 tlor ass Ba Is one of the leading figures Is 6.00 Dress Pumps ke was tji* UethodlBt church and Is rejpon- •5HCHEU1 Well tfble for a boy la Klngmno being pas- Ladies' Dress Pumps—patent and dull kid strap 4.48 Men's Work Shoes why th tor of It. Robert Means, a blind boy, pamps. Baby Louis heels; 6.00 value food oij pondered how he was to finance hlm- Men's Scouts; Bpeclal 1.98 malntal Men's Work Shoes, tan or black '. 2.93 t/tit In Friends university here. HI* 3.9E •boat ••rrles were told to Dr. Wallace. Mon'» Army Shoes; special ""Come prench for us this winter." EDMOND'S FOOT FITTER SHOES FOR MEN -with ttm doctor said, "and well see you 3.98 Oxford or high shoes In black or tan; very special. spirit, -tmttij through school." A new experience Men's Calf Shoes nan to So tbe blind boy Is preparing blnv HaTana Brown: Ore mappy models; all Goodyear writs sad r»b- to get hlltthhthej|:lnd ber ae«U At V*w and philanthropy of the people (by m ft thnr community. Since he started Men's House Slippers ' gextbh preaching he has built up the mem- awaits you ride Mid a of eonulne leather; always a popular gift for the Holiday •Dear bership of that church and the at- Dr. Campbell's Comfort Shoes -It's 498 tendance to unprecedented flcures. You'll surely like this comfortable footwear; cushion 2.48 "My flivver Is nlwnys ready." Is a -sign of the doctor's on his druj; ' jre rnner soles and rubber heels. Thrt •rlndow. His resourcefulness is known by the number of teli'jihones he him nt Shoes^for—the Children the bi plact They connii-r directly to us mln'it' many towns :inil he usually Is In Ca- Den's? mand nt nnt' of tho piiir!1*. "1 Live to Aid Someone." at Unheard of Low Prices In a "T>n yon* ri'LTi't tuuir,^' coiuL' tn nj F^ ^WT "iff 1 friroi email tinvn?" lie was ns-i'd. Smart Kvpry n:c:!ier knows lai-.v lurd it is to kiip t'.i" •ynmiusters' feet bo:ird 6.00 "Not lit all," hi- i|i-,-l;in-il ivltli ocoratlon« Awarded by Fnmr Qov. 246 Main Street Don't Mistake the Place— ernments Barred. Be On Time 'Jonslderable commotion among t»* JJ^ n . Rahway— Acorated and bertbboned crowd of of- Be In Line We Are at the Foot of •dals and former officials was caused i'l Sale Starts Tomorrow 1 at Constuotlnonie on receipt of an or- ~*^^sssss1l tvr from Angora throwing all the old AHW Cherry Street 1 •?A ssst Uauhli-s Into the dlscurd. The order IB .!-?-?• applies to nil decorutl»nB conferred by Saturday, Dec. 7th. Next to Roberts' Hardware Store • tanni'r Turkish governmeis's. wliether iigrnbv Turks or by foruljîers, but -JowPtiot aMily to ' decorations Riven 150 MAIN STREET RAHW AY, N. J. »* 1 iy forclun Kovun-.iiiL-nt.s. 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to be held alott like' the Crosi, we School Weeeek for Sale governing bodies, have already taken'the transportation of letter carrier*. follow, avoid criticism, Innuendo and Of ChristmaChrit s Seals Thhe Rah wayy Record many excellent and praise worthy None of us object to lair taxation. Inference that may lead the already dte steps toward these ends, but milch j but. as matters stand today wo are un-punled clllien, trying to realize his New Jersey Advocate fairly taxod and Imposed upon." duty t.oj u.hios no-*.w. country, further | This Is School Wook In the pur- ... moro romalnB to be. done. afield. The tramer, James Monroe. I chase of Christmas Seals and the SERIAL NO. 1473 Rahway Rahway Record, Friday^ December 1,1923 )r N J P M t O ffl enunciated the truth and two of his I fight against tuberculosis. Nearly all «*TSl V..'.rm.«" i u;. tb . . c i Sri To tho ond that the Improved high- u defenders, Grovcr Cloveland and'of tho school chlldron ln Now Jersey ^^ - —" ' y development and maintenance COMMUNICATIONS Octet* I. Ull. wa Theodore Roosevelt, proved its safely i are assuming tholr part In tho salo of activities of New Jersey during tho( when they declared "neither the Mon-1 CO.000,000 seals distributed over tho CIRCULATION 2675 coming years, and the expenditure of (Editor Hecord: Doctrine nor any ot ita pollclos state About 3,000,000 of thoso aro being used or sold by children at one Confectionery scores of millions ot dollars may bo | ijOague ot Women Voters of Rahway are debatable." cent each. In many places talks, Published Tuesdays and Friday* a maximum of results, with a minimum j wn0 agreed with me, and who follow- Apnreclatlvoly yours, of waste, the Good âds Association | ing the meetiugôf tt. League^.t MADGE S. MACCLARY. storeoptlcan lectures or motion pic- j tures are given. Ovor 10,000 storios Candy ot Quality . of New Jersey recommends tho enact-' »<•»•'• provided by the New Jersey Tuber- ftahway Publishing Corporation also voiced to her their protests Record: what they, considered a biased a letter which! <-nin«l9 Loacue aro in tho hands of ment of laws requiring: ot the btato E. T. Andrews, Prop. 34 Cherry St 1 All extensions ot or additions to | 'speech, savoring' of Gorman propa- 1I received today from your "Little• uiuo ,| thme u-utuui.-, „! .,.- Mickle." Inclosing his contribution of • read them to the children under them. H. B. EOLLl!. a ^--^^LaSs S1.0$1.00 to the BonniHonnloe Burn" Christmas j Manninny healtneauuh playIJIUJDs anMUd »—pageant _s -hav- e tem to be made by the Now Jersey, ^^ U O j. ft. nocon, s«r. Fund. I wish you would publish also been provided to bo acted out ess On s ooc ior l State Highway Commission and not '-Lioyd George had touclie "Mlckie's" letter in tho Issuo of tho on the atago and thUB drlvo homo an Week End Specials nvpp"' ' * ^ * ^? Soul" the heading below just sums up our case exactly A. BBl'CE COOK. Loot EdlUr thousand Record Friday, December 7. by the Legislature. ! which caused^ghty.flvo important lesson. Assorted Chocolates O Q •ÛyLRSrOCKED. Poor business conditions--Weather, etc., and now 18 days from FRANK H. TRUSSLER. The main fight against tuberculosis tubtorlptlon rate I2.S0 per year, pay- 2. That each county be required to N(j mentton was maUe is now centered In tho child. If right per pound box" O J C Umstnias find us in the Bud Position-TOO MUCH STOCK. atol* In advance. Single copy 3 cenU. prepare and filo with tho State Hlgh-| atroci(les such ts tho sinl—„ - --- Uahway, N. J., health habits are Inculcated and good way Commission a map .off the high-;, LusltanlnLusltanla. .Had Mrs.. LatfdeLaddey kept tto Decombor 4, 1923. health Is maintained until tho age of 5 pound Holly Box, St.79 To remedy this condition we must sacrifice profits, so as to move our stock and we Store Closed under the county jurisdiction for r text, "Peace,Peace," without dlscrlmi Mister Trusslcr, eighteen tho chances aro that the boy promise you, the buying Public,of Rahway a sale that will Overshadow, Overlap and 5^vays n«UonaatonatlonsJnvolvedn«Uon-aa_to_natlonsJnvolved, a prproo _B Street Skyscraper^ îr_Klrl will go through life without Rahway, N." J. contractliig~acttve—tuborculoal*—It—la -MixedCandyr—A-wonierfal-aasortment-of-great" Overstep any Clothing and Furnishing event that's ever been held in this vicinity. ._J ~.Tfiis~3"f6re~ Wil lbTCIosed " how, over a period ot one, throe, five Dirar Sir: not only a humanitarian act for the. variety. Chocolates. French Creams, Jellies A /v and ten years, such county proposes j,,g |n Germany was followed by one am sendln' herewith by Uncle eltHi! to participate In tho salo of] Cocoanut, Caramels and many others, lb ^t UC We do pledge our word as a reliable business firm, that we mean every word we say, to build up a county system of im- which carried the inference- that na- Sirnius mall onee 4m rumn boDoyy feicr your Boiw«;iuin>i™n Christma>s seals"»•-•, bu---t It• Is, making.. ) Tight all Day Friday. De-' FOICIGI *DVI»W5I1Q JEP8ESESTVIVES for Economic ! tiontionss entered the war for Kconomic, , Durn Christmas Fund. Course I j them an Integral P"7' « « °£ KEW JERSEY NEIGBBOBBOOO NEWSPAPERS. Inc. proved highways united with the thai wears going to -'Sacrifice Profits,-' -For-w-e-have-fir-ml-y—resolved that ve must cut Imperialism, without one sentence as > „ lt a|n't-ttn! blfiKest contribu- sanitation and plan to wipe out mis Randolph's Assorted Chocolates Reg. 80c NEW >Otj K. Y. - .mam. > J. State Highway System and the high- !^"^"idea ',.. i.i.,-l i which,..I,IM," carrie,-nrriordt Thinen AllieAlliess ;: I'1'"'".. .." ."•"• v,,,,.., "h-rt .„ n,,. f,m,l fer the ,!l.se.-ise from our midst. cember 7th, to mark down to the meai «•««•» ""«•» >"y -....^.. • tlu|] r nim, Ilau u, Uli. luml ii:, iitt u,^.,_ down our stock before Christmas. And this we can only do by arranging a selling event i-of- adjoining counties chocolates. Special for the week end _[,.r\var.l_t»-tlie -4cicUiC_uL_in.vaded! r foibs-who-l.v-way of not eujoyln'I embodying such outstanding values that the saving will be so apparent, so desirable, goods to Advertised Prices- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1323 ! 3. Tliat the State Highway Commis- mo 1 , France,.she failed to "!=>*•:"»? f, : ht\- like some of'us other f.-llars. are TT^;*^ Ofntoc PntCampaign that people will come from this entire vicinity. sion be required to limit" tho applica _speakers in sympathy with thi'Iraudl-'t0 be Ulll(] ,,ke t:vPr slnCi, - LlIlHCfl States Kat and arranging stock so~ .:h:n!-l-ctiu!d- :tatlv«' -oMho—U_-S_llfc Milk Chocolate Raisin Clusters Bible Thought Today ;tion of motor vehicle moneys to thê tcrfncwe _iniB_ht,_a^KrowmL.1.* speech. g resentment }sl.|r[iM, tl.r' lllk,, ,,p su:,scrjIUio,,s l| Extermination ( ha I says ter Ma Im goin partment of Agriculture will bo In —.. pound Im. -.-> DECEMBER 7 mainionance of thc improved high- Mrs. L..,LaddeUU>.y. —did p!e«, d- '. ^^'ihj'piiV."so 49c choosing will-be-easy for yon 'fturt wMiere Ir, i h<>-wiiUt—ai--VhrhHrwx—<^miny, LVi-rmlii-r 11. U yUSock was fa""' ai'd H :o formulate plans for a rat ways of the State nignway Ins notes, and in addition. me own skimiiinM>UII|,IIIs^ fe...-r. th...ou pas, t lew• ,U:U •-• >> •- ,» first the kingdom of Uoa anu wa>bui wt. o.-.v ..•=•• — -- ,„ . noleSt ami ni '»»"»"; accent.' which will DaysÔnly d a11 lhese ••...------'îccekfl I_haj'.e_sa.v:cd_ODe_nioro..lro_n;LX..l.rminatlpn eunipilRn I ri"MQQUSJi!;i' »" ot- tie county systems which they;.miliar__w|th„JUrs,_^.addey_s t ; 1 u-h is-so marked as to makeit dif-, bo). beside this one Im sendln you. i (,b„e suigeslagedu Iin thuie countIUUMVy / durinduringg mthoo ••-•?v?:I.things Ti^ri^7rtd"p"shall he added1 nintoT5u7unto you - !„„„„,.„". "' ! which is -so marked as to ma approv'»"""•e' - ..,,„. ..j'licult at times for her hearers to tol-1 Course i K0, ,or DUy Ma a present," and -—, last part of January. This campaign I 4. That tho term "maintenance and'''cult at times tor ner nearers lu ^.-, Course v K0, u,r nuy ,la a pi.osl.nl, auu Matt. C: 33. 4. That tho term 'maintenance ana ...... -_ ...... purty i wm C0VPr tho principal cities of tho UB SAV.NG jthe. items which it should *<*** Zc?l™™?*™o™*?l«r ^ «' ^J ^%^--Z counti.uU,n>y •»= well as the country dls- CHRISTMAS CLUB 1 w0 to which many;should be carefully defined and strict-j Kollowlns the first part of the pro- j ™//fl?ty cents apiece fer To two'lrJct5. Many reports fromtho farm 1 crs of the county on the prevalence FURNISHINGS ' "-- "" '"»" I "'so "sked that the secretary nmkemakess meme', I n ththee ^ sam e pusttlopusttlonn „a stn the e 1 .Group_2_ been looking forly limited in application. jS""u . »...- ppor ...widder. woman, la .the. Bible,-It âyaâvTt:: j^^J^ * ^^ 5 0 t O f and_ daslructlveness of rats have exhausts mo Christmas savin's. for a r, fo" "r 'I"t 'i s'"" the" tim ~e" -5.-Tlia' """'f all "detects aBddoflclendes [eredô^êbate ^ lTear?r d^t^ a t brought about tho need tor this cam- Mt by the local banks tor the dls-; ealed • In the actual operation of i ie of the League, So Mister Trussler please accept reV ;a Roun( Tab this, and may alaul them tcllarfellars over | Vho campaign will depend on the tribution of their Christmas fund ê open specifications law passed at j My protest referred only to tho lat- MEN'S HOSE 23c PAIR near the mountain range have a happy if!.ee distribution of rat poison and a rtno Cottrn n. C'IPI r,.i:.. I;:.-. I. MJ :..-V>- It-.i;. 30c rslno Men's 40.00 Suits «hecks. If you received yours you the last session of the Legislature be i'" P rt of the topic—tho question, Christmas--•, an—d yo--u- —too . !the use of all meant ot destroying Men's 27.50 Suits Men's 35.00 Suits Wha l u the Monroc «re congratulating yourself that you; remedied. " J Doc'rtae?" sug- Most affectionatel L1y yours, a[s An effort will be made »bll» th« V Xo „„ , J , "lo Mickle. I representative of the U. S. Depart- MEN'S r.\l)i:il\VKAU 70c GARMENT ,ere thrifty enough to Join the club A11 aUcmpt8 ot tte Gooi ROad» A,. ^"O« ô^ S^n l^ P.S.—I wui wunderin' It them poor , , perfect aa and Overcoats at a year ago. If you have nono coming ciatlon to learn how much outstand-' tions. but when this query was fol- ment s n tn0 county t0 Finely Il.bb.J .-..::!.- ?.r.u i rr.w,-r . !n i: ru li, g 1.00 value and Overcoats at and Overcoats at 6O peoples at nonnie Burn had any park ior ganlrat!on for carrylnf out this this year you are probably ceiwirlng ing debt to counties, cities, towns,! lowed by the question, Is It ln danger lands to play In. work Tne office of Farm D«mon»tra- MKN'S DRESS SHIRTS 97c wonraeU that you failed to Join the borough8> TlIIages aDd town8hlp3 have f^T^Z.T^XVtZll I tlon will be glad to rectlva help or *lnb when your neighbor did.- -. f roads, streets and bridges; how. , dylng the Monroe Doctrine, but YOUTH'S COMPANION 'suggestions from any Untreated l>turO> r'ait ' •• •: i'- rvi;--—•,;r!:--i »:.-! c::'ci:3 Brotcn Blies. or b ttU ; 1 Vt v,:i, 29.50 "it Is estimated that Christmas Bav- much they ane spending annually forir we benun to ask tho question CALENDAR FOR 1924 parties. 19.45 24.50 According to our way of thinking, The Here you will find a larR-' assortment ot tag clubs conducted during the year highway construction, maintenance' whether the Monroe Doctrine, which tt Ti-.f?" clmli' • will Rlvr- all th'j value pos- This Is a v<-ry unusual offer because thoy the new Winter Suits of all tin- latest ma- 8 jeriallsu WI c l npolicy danec. ri: calendar should be. above all. -use- .MKN'S CAPS !>:k : _lj.banks throughout the country will'and administration, and the sources J ^ '"""""™ " 111 l s s'.. . !• :i^ w. ;ir, diiiir.'-'ion ID style, all- ..affi.-.aoL xoodiljjouKlit. (.specially fur this t-.-rials and Flyles i^}r all manti'jr Q[ m,.n . -aoon—he—asking-if - IInfodUBat£ly_m2ny_c)f the calou- .J *4*w4i.~i*:—'.—L;-—.—*—•r-rrr-T;—tiTiT':;"..•:na" " Keg 1.25 distribute among "their~"lnllIIoM«~"orTroa"^hTch"lhc~nioncy Is'derlved havB-fr^yp w-nf fr.br:cn. fiurabltr i:r.:EKS^ aiill eiiiUrr salo. Every one is our NVu- Winter S SUITS—.Silk Mixtar.'.i. Vursleds, Uul'm- _whetheMne-tâstiiutionJiadjotêen_Ldji8_we!_a_oe_aro nothing "but Pretty ~ U«- • — - : Low Cost- - bur rtp-ymrnni'1 r-ipr-n-h'Tc-in-this-a'ivert;?* •embersôrTepositors" a suin~equaI~TeTealed~that—these— Tltal~cor>«i'<«'«-—»=hA: writtet n by a lot of old fogies, or whV-1 Pictures with calendar attachments, riu'nt. we inu.st sacritlLO tli-. se ther we had better substitute a black!In the Companion Homo Calendar for ; CASSIMERES. WORSTEDS AND UNFIN. STYLES—VIIB S men's and conserv.v tig $211,606,800. What does the dls-1 tions are In a state of chaos. MKN'S WORK SHIRTS S!)c t;ar:nent3. Roads Asosclation of ^^-^^'onV. j 1924. however, wo find a calendar ISHED V/ORSTEDS tlvi:H. So:ne 3 button Eroolis Mudi-ls, The Good Boaas ASOSCUUIUU "' strlpe for ,he red one. i—. , of Using Long Distance ...SUITS—Cabsimures. Worsteds, tribution of this vast sura mean " It 1 whisper Jersey therefore recommend* ; acknowledge I found DO response I beautifully printed In red. blue and i -SUITS '-' : \M\v—srrf Worsteds. -fttpo that aany in i.i • • - >assed providing for: upon the part of the members at thelgu'd. uud ilesiguud especlaHjr—for-} 2. ''. .I:M1 4 button—N'Orfoiks. stripes, cheeks OVERCOATS—We uill bank our repula- handy reference. Each page carries STYLES—Conservatives and Young on on the wearing quality and general shopping season this vast euro will that laws be passed providing for: , upon the part of th• e- members..,._ at_ tn.. elhanHw r*f#tr«.ne#. Each nace carries' ONG DISTANCc: saves ao much MKN'S COLLARS l.K-KACH tii'l ;>!a;n colors; pizes 33 to 42. iras my opplng se not only the calendar ot the current '-n's models. Including a Jazz Model, action of the yarnit.-nts. ..M. .!.„„throw„n !„,Into„ dlstributbrtintributtonn to easeat>ee l 1- A survey and summary of the moment, but stated 1 was willing to ..>r 1.;. :::-.:..;. -:• . r :.::.'-.:; :..- r. w,.-it 41ng thrj thrown Into dlstributbn to eat>e month In bold readable type, but also L time, effort and money that some • OVERCOATS—I'laiil backs, VI lined. lz'-s 34 in 44. I'laid backs—seine Vi lined and all lined. tte minds of many thrifty savers, to ] expenditure, made for all h.ghway «•»«••»•• ^0^0^ aToaTouu i You:!i: n:.-n's anil css'servatlvf-s. Big burly absence t - - • stand alone, but as soon as the meet- a marginal reference to tho preced- people just naturally assume that the OVERCOATS—Plaid backs, V4 and fuljy Young nu-u'd and conservative models. ., Jmpcdlmi •fatter Christmas cheer, to foster the purposes in 1923 by tho Btate, Its me and congratulated me on the posl ing and coming months, tho moon's MKX'S WORK I'AXTS 1.73 ov.n-ra;< for the coming cold days. im-'l. hi-lted moilcls. THINK of the unusual saving yo'u'can <3h ester Christmas spirit of giving, to acid alcountleB and municipalities. tlon I had taken. phases, and a choice bit of cheertnl rates for the service are high. But are I5KMKMBKR. These rc-gular27.50 values HEMHMBEK, these regular 35.00 values That there was nothing personal to ro:il!:'.e in buying DUO of these 10.00 gar- «dly the philosophy. A copy of this calendar they? am only r •f systematic saving aad good, tnres were derived. ately reCalled happy and profluble P.a.« «-50 for the 52 numbers ot The la MoI-'-l'.r;, (A riiuit? a-(! Ijark M.xturci. VahiM to <:00 bis. as .taancmg '• Standard and uniform methods years spent togetherin suffrage work. »outh's Companion tor 19!4. voice to 2leven different people in eleven *lor ass ; 1945 24.50 29.50 ,. ,' " .„.„ _h. fhB'for future accounting of highway ex- In this city there Is an interesting different towns from 8 to 225 miles away » MEX'S IXIOX SUITS 1.53 ke was During the year 1910 when the, " - and profitable industry. ;,Tho product, MINER'S THEATER. NEWARKK Hbbcd. Mi'dm::: V\.-igL:. Grcj Slio :< to 4(, Re« t 00 Tmlie Well Christmas Baving club was conceived penauures. produced coDlaina a magic element No one would wish "Sliding" Billy at a cost averaging 76 cents a coll. He AnnuaI »hj th "bankers saw In it the provocation for I *' and- Umely reporting ot whicb when spread over a'surface Watson who comes to Miner's Em-j covered nearly 1000 miles and he trans- food oi SILK STRIPED SHIRTS 1.95 an annual orgy ot extravagance and.| these data to the taipayers. : drops down filling every pore ot the plre Theater next week, Sunday Matl-! acted business with all these people in nalntal I strongly entrencnea mum. auu -u,»- utc. ^t^. ,, „, ,„,. ,.i__ „. ..._ „ 4 pretty m. r;::.tT.: ;( .a-.irt Wu«rn Midru Shlrti; itm 14 to wanton spending: the public saw ln TRANSPORTA- I| stronglIng quietly entrenchey but diligentld fabricy, anbringd works t-o neeFun. Show,Dec. 9" , taot chang the heae hid so uniquf hise "Biandg I 33 minutes. about MIND, ; the surface and gradually removes Inimitable "slide," as this form of it Sec- mlrthrq it a scheme to enrich the banker and TION Tlurl "" ;trom its oorroding influence the vi- Watson's locomotion is as good for a How else could you accomplish such re- Crisp Dollar Bills .the merchant; and the merchant was ..with Modern commerce needs communi- clous element which sought to cover hear'.y laugh today as it was when spirit. not enthusiastic over the Idea be-!! t marknhle results in such little time HI enthusiastic over the ^n^ caUoT'TheTeTephone. the telegraph. , ....^^. ...I..V,u, ^^,n,f,r« 0 nf ih%£$&p orlirlnal : the nublic first sa%'t^w it.Stlf'JtfZ\X£\ Backing Wat- «ian to he reasoned it would diminish inven-• "'t,B0- enlermB. ..."_ .. „,_.. .. « , »o..u- .-A I sucii low cost ? cause he reasoned it would diminish ™d"~bIe and thh ; radirad)o0 denote inven- ^MÔUTWOHC tTkee"?'aTwaVs"b£ Platt aVflrsT ass"sTant"comedlan''ind ! Given Free to Bet. - -business-during -fifty- weeks-of—the_^-—aTtn—ls^ro~n^-lhia-racnUyr-f--g—ug - ^—-~di^tliIal Wo-rl[—iBe~tBere~"wnr~5e- a^large—companrÔ* j Roto for many Long Distance year In order to boost business dur-. lnTentlon5 participation in pro- beauty..pf_all_our._Amj!jican Jnst«u;_pxejt^s!ris hea We will Give to Every Purchaser of calling points are listed in your M.oi n»nni-l Work kihlrti. p»7 "d khtki; 14 to 17. mf the T|d, conveniences of living, think s D> uur «ulu .uu .« „„...,. tho same and ElrlvIn at tni telephone directory. Consult 1.79 $5 or over a Crisp New Dollar Bill. •when ordinarily business Is be«er electric lleht cas ththee S s time. Veaux. ••• • ' btree C e ccl c gnl 68 ll than any other time of the year. I °' . ": ' " " - B ' °°°° when America, her Flag, her Constl- Week Sunday Matinee, December this list. It will pay you. 7.B0 Mi'n'i SiiV Shirt-. J'n.'r «r.i!'Prosdclolh; itrli«5. cr»T. t»n We do this in order to create a ' PnonoS"Pn'the radd '° and motlol D Pi ic- tutlon and the Monroe Doctrine need 16. •Tollies ot the Day with Boro." How different the concensus nfP -r-J «hll.i IOK,' •ri-in'.- i-;;ir w aitck. uw . ••_.•-.••••: '-'5 friendly interest in this Big Selling Machinery and processes In ADVERTISEMENT HOW amerent tne concensus 01 (ureg Machinery and processes ADVERTISEMENT New York Telephone Company 4.00 JlfS's In:r-':'.' I fc>-:^~ br.» !i-.oih Sl.lrt.; white only; tit" Event. opinion today! Few banks have not manutacture have provided other 2 95 adopted the plan. Those that have. a|ds_ aU resuUing from limntlon. 14 to ir.'i. r...v>- - ' Remember in giving this Dollar Bill w say it has taught thrift, increased whlch have revolutionized "home and i,'»-i i' '' numon and navy. we are really givingg g yyou an additional d posits and improved community finan- the greate5t singIe inspiration for in 20% reductioi n on your purchash e of

eial conditions generally. A large ventors tr nl! 1 1 »00 .\!i-::-.i S; :; >' •-.-•. ! :•-: •••'•" •'•'••'• '' - P ' '" \ high grade merchandise which has al- percentage of the money accumu- We ar0 ahead of ,llc anc:,,nts ln co. ready been marked down. lated in the Christmas clubs is re- ordinating the faculties of invention V/ITU turned to the banks in permanent We makc macnlncs and tools. and P. S.—You'll be "pleasantly" sur- savings accounts. The merchant's with machines and tools we progress prised when you greet the low prices share of. the Christmas saving3 is in business and science. We live bc-t- AWN CABOT. 5-C-". M-!!'--l•;..••-,- U'-. '-'•-: 'I and high quality. estimated at 4S per cent." It has In- tf-r, and wraith is rr.ore widely dis- t f^ :•:•::. > .i-.:-\ ••>-••' ••'• creased Christmas trade and caused tributed, and opportunity' is frreatr.r. Butter no business "depression during the hecausv of Invention. Advancement \i>: M,«'s I. -'•- 11- • •: - •> remainder of the year. As to the de- and wealth are Intellectual results. Cocoanut ., positor, his trenelits are obvious, bnth Shopping day In New York is . An art and Rift ^hnp replete '; Peanut and X.C'O N!, n'> Sr.".r'.-; 1v j-: r.l". '.r. "j. »;.*;Tu". .is. :',•-.: >oiuri, no\r 1.65 wltli things to beautify the homo directly and indirectly, through those! UNLIMITED SELF-CONFIDENCE ' ln itself really a pka-surt:, ami ; Pasteurized ;:. 1 ri-jrl. MIOJ 35 to U. buvins new thinss positively 1= 'i the Now York Frame and j that accrue to the banker aud busU! The stlf-confidencp of many ot our Picture Company. 116 Fulton ; Milk alb. 4.85 stimulaliug. Bui n's the hunt- r.Tw .' :. • • nessman. .. L: politicians is astounding. The plans. Ins for thi.se thinfif' Hun fat.sues biKli. N. i. i..t.nps, buok-fiidii, Churned and Z.95 Universal acceptance Is the best they suggest for. railroad valuations" one. Having lcarni'd what tiiii; polychroriu- mirrorp. and. numer- 1.75 Men's S.-.irls: W *'••'•• ln "vn^ ous oth'-r lovely things at very Salted to Ta»te evidence of worth, and 5,4GS,000 mem- and rate makins causes one to marvel means to the out-of-town shopper -»j.»a.: .tripod t.d ..wru.-d color,, now Ut BUY NOW FOR XMAS whose time is limited. I have de- reasonable prices. Take your 100 MrD-. r«e l-»j. hers in 1923 is the best evidence of that public men In high official posl- cided on a little labor-saving Christmas list there with you. 1 Gifts for everybody! f\N ECKERSON^ tfVIOV OOUMTT BVICX WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON GIFTS the universal acceptance of the tions should present such views and device—a weekly column in wuieh • • • • I ParoFoodProduct' Christmas savings club plan. actually believe that they are sug- to tell yuu of., sp.cial things and 26BILT0IAVE.. RAHWAY. H. J- PHOKE-RAHIAY 731. Just the Things for Your Men Folks • gesting something in the way of a; where to gel them. No it:ur<: An opportunity you should not huut.ug, no more- nctdli.-ss fu'.ii:u>' STATE HIGHWAY EXPENDITURES , | nal Im-, miss when nt*xt in town! At Will- reracdy for a quesl on or nat O — but more Joy in N\.w Yurk iam Davit's & Company. 3S9 Fifth Scan These According to conservative esti- pOrtanCe. : s'nopping expedition' Use this Avenue, such marvelous coats, 1 .» Men'. Fl«ce LU,d Shirt, ind Dr.wen,. tn «^ _ A Rare Bargain mates, based upon the best data avail-; It muat takc tremendous self-conn-' list tor reference. sumptuously fur-trimmed, priced Boys 2-Pant Suits • _ • • abte, the annual expenditures ot New d(?ncc on tho rart 0, men wh0 novcr. at a mer"« $S5—though looking to nd. now Impressionistic portraits, tht Extra Hurry The fabrics of these sturdy suits are All Wool—, Jersey, its twenty-one counties and Ilroad to go Into Congress i me like 5125 models! ran a ra latest craze ln I'aris, aro made by UO Womcd Union Suit,, h.nd UUored. clos.d crotch. »o» 133 jr the tailoring is perfect. Each suit has 2 pairs of »"more tha«•"n" 50"-0- Incorporate•»*.— ?——•-d munlcl- anandu jmn a a (Cicwn luun months tell thej E. Brunei who has returned from Have you seen all those period 4100 Co« B...t. M-tbT ud bco-n; .Uc. » to «, now Z» palitloD: s tor roads, streets and bridges -people that the management ot the [ a year abroad, bringing to New n: MEN'S SHIRTS suites and individual pieces at 5 pants; sizes 8 to 12. Value to 9.00 6 9 5^ I•-s approximately S35.000.000. This transportation system.Is wrong1 Yorkers the newest art photog- WO Dr. K.hn'. Health C.tom SuiU. W% aU w«* »<>» • " tor* whoIe raphy and introduciag it at C for thc Craftsman Furniture Shop, Beautiful woven madras stripes, CASSIMERS, NORFOLKS, BELTED MODELS , Information is given the public by an(] that by a simple process of pollti H until December 15th. Children 132 East 2Sth Street? Every- ISO Men', Reta LttoBder Ubel Union SuiU; II to 44. now E.7I thing Is in the unfinished wood, some Oxford collar attached; sizes 14 Sizes 8 to 18; value to 14.00 ."• .... 9-75 Secretary Melielll, of the Good Roads cal sleiEht of hand. u can oe cor.| Included in group pictures. 398 The Best Gift- ""'Fiftli Avenue. 115 West 42nd and you can buy it as It is and MO Men'. Sol.etto Paiama.; Ua. whit. ana b.u. Mpark to 17. Reg. 2.00 value. _--AsosclaUon_of_NawJcrsey1-w.hlch-lB- recledr-lt-would-srrem as if such a TWEEDS, MIXTURES, CASSIMERES AND decorate it yourself, or have lt : holding Its first annual session at man wou]d be worth.millions as tho Street. done at the shop for small addi- e. now SERGES—NORFOLK BELTED MODELS -Atlantic-Clty-today and tomorrow. ; ereat railroads • * • tional cost manage r ot any of our UO Men'. Coat Sweater.;. 11 woo!; aoathor and »rm| « to «; These are truly a mighty finebuy . i: Do you know the famous • • • The sum includes outlays for new. and that tnoir tlme is bo,ng wasted in a Suit or OXoat "Green Iloom" at William" Davlea 1.29 M construction, maintenance, carrying Congress or on the farm. How Is lt & Company, Klfth Avenue at 36th So many people are complain- I SO M.n'. Foil Hats; .11 al.e.; «.ortm«t of color., mow ^ Street—a charming, spacious de- ing about weak and fallen arches Boys' Winter Overcoats and retirement of bonds and admlnls- that Buch men never becorae man. that I feel lt a duty to recommend Every man in Rahway knows either from tration of highway departments. This properties which they know partment devoted to the most un- 75c Men'. Fancy Hoeo;' eau!»*.. brown., heatior a^b^, ; ager8 of usual values. Special there, for a scientific shoe to correct this Our Boys Overcoats are made with all the atten- great and growing yearly cost for the j nlng? trouble. The Manhattan Arch- Men's $45.00 s 0 mucn aD0Ut run this week—on account of the Al- experience or from talk among his friends tion detail and finish which you expect to find in a development and upkeep of modernj _ teration—Salu—a—group.—ol_Ji50 |—Aid_Shoo._Shop,._16 _E_aSt _37th MO Men1. Pure Silk Ho.o: all colors; all .tow. now _ •*> Street, will X-ray your feet and Improved highways in New Jersey has' TAXATION BURDEN HEAVY | silk frocks, priced at only $15— men's-clothing. Sizes 11 to 18. worth up to $50 in tho usual way. fit them In Menlham Arch-Aid that our Suits and Overcoats are the last OVERCOATS been made necessary and desirable by j .-Cr D. Emmons, President of the] shoes In any sire from 1 to 12, MEN'S NECKWEAR Values to 18.00 Values to 22.00 tbe_domand of the motor vehicles of American Electric. Railway Assocla- '"AAAA to EE. 50 "Whitney's Shop ' of ""exclusive word in style and quality. So it is safe to Silks; all colors - New Jersey and of neighboring States tlon, in discussing tho coudltlons of stoutwear, 121 West 125th Street, • • • 6gc 1O.95 ...... I2.5O The Hall Studio at 425 Fifth for thoroughfares safe and ..available "electric railways says: Is showing thc loveliest afternoon 1.10 r.nt siit» • i"' $34 —avunuii la "offering- fi/r t" six Paris Plain and Plaid Backs—Belted Models. =L i and ecvtiiiinig ; ~k<>wn>aiB>»I— also—coat^ralaor- say that no other. Gift you-could-seleet- l.tt SUk and Wools, Cropoa, Cut SUk., Collogo Stripe* ^TT—BW —for"trartl at Itll ie£sbn3~6Ftb. B~yeg~r~—"TKaTttnriirtiuiury la In butter "cuu- sults and street frocks. _ Such panel (7*10) photographs. French In all of years of selling we have Latest obtainable .figures show that.dltlon today than at any time since lines and materials! Sizes 42 to Kray or Hepia finish, mounted in will win such enthusiastic approval. never seen better value than these over- Boys' Sheepskin Coats —disregarding tho rest of tho coun-.the World War and that street rail- "j-l'.i. If you can't be fitted from folders, and a large premium por- stuck, you can bo in a special trull for framing. SittingR up to Sizes 30 to 34; values to 12.00 7.95 try and taking Into consldoration only way, companies generally report a ! coats. Only broken sizes; belted order, and without extra charge. the 20th of DiccmbiT will be de- models; plaid backs. /Young men's T • the Slates of Nejy Jersey, Pennsyl- better understanding with the public") * • » livered for Christmas.. Make your An excellent showing of new models in Boys' Extra Pants vanla ond Kow York—nearly 3,000,000 ' As to taxation, however, President | If you are unhappy with gray appointment early. models—ulsterettes., Reg. 45.00 value I" hair, why not use Ann J. Mac- • • • Sizes 8 to 18; values to 1.95. Cassimeres only- motor vehicles are actual or potential l'JmmonEmmons declareueciuredu thamatt "almosannuatl 1iu0 pupeir ^.^T wnv not use Ann _, m3c. the latest fabrics awaits your choice. Our Guarantee now ..,. :'•' 34.5O :: : —Thcrc"s'~lio~douM~ali"6nt"~lt;TtotF"~ users of New Jersey's roads, streets cont of tho operating revenueofj-allj littlc'K_Hair-C<>l(>r-R<:«tort:r7 "U— knickers 1.00 . •. ••! does not dye the hair, but stimu- and highways. — "j ways IH paid to tho Federal, State f:rf l-i the person to give tho ».,.i u,,k,™vt _— ;"wnv!r~lS~naitf'~to tho Federal. State I doelatess nothct dypigmene thet hairand, causebut stlmus the- jeuno garcon bob with Its proper conuln. only our own n.orcl'.andlse- With proper administrative control and local governments. I natural color to return. Lord & wave. Or, if you want more for- the kim established over our highways, cou- "Tho taxes," he said, "Include Epe-i Taylor's, Stern's and the Mac- mal halrdressing, Itpbert, under- Hale Shop, CC5 Fifth Avenue, sull In Iiahway; pos wlT «othing !.u b« pled with proper engineering, financ- claV taxes for the support of Bcliools.i ...fitn.udiqg.stylts and types, la sllll for salo purposes 'it tor 51 a'liOTfleTTnn—by "fiiaiir the person to consult. He does Ing and tralllc regulations, New Jer- parks, hriilgcs, highways, soldier; \ • » • Chas. Chalconas tinting and permanent and mar- Bey's enormous annual outlays for bonuses and many other purposes.-' If you consider buying living- cel waving. r.7T> Fifth Avenuo. Improved highways.will-be fully Jus- Thorfc are license fees of wide variety, room, bedroom or dining-room fur- • • •. Tailor and Clothiei tlfitd -and rewarded by tho splendid and tnany communities demand that • n.turc, wrile Henry U. Meyers, Remarkably Rood, full-fashlnncd always. silk hose of thf high.typo Itlviili economic advantago to bo secured lln> railways carry fare of charge their' manufactures' a^nl. 12 East w. ,,,, ..,-illt.» >o»r •crch.nd.se or refund 3;th Stro'-t. aad a.k for cards ot makn run lie hntl thl^ wrek nt 69 Irving Street thrrrhy . ; puUnnmun,—flrniiwin—IHM2- —oHi^f—Mil to tin: nvuiufacturfrs' 5175—on account of tlio Altiira- your money H"you «. ^ «.U.««1 Orin, lift, «ln The legislators of thc State, ably ployccs. ln «omo places tho United - s|ulu-n> Yuu cju buy direct tlun Kale- at William DaviCR 152 Main Street «Ttfir~t5unlcipal S!«li's- ' uBi<:iu HUM not pay lor nrnl Bt smt 'Company. "^fSTTTrtir AVt'iiu

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SAMUE ;•• i(e Gathering One of Samuel „. . Patriotic Society Sug- ,'• of tho fa .-— lost Noteworthy of does not ." PARENTS PLAN was bon SI gests Furber Re-Name ^- " • "• fe> -KindrEver-Held nut trace Idea! gift which lasts and is ever a reminder Jar dine to Post } """•" dopcrTdon UvvelnunhouBhtfutness of the donar. A gift of LEADER'S CHOICE KIDDIES' PARTY He sta. -PI A' -• •-•:"Wms~ i r\» 8SPIRINGTR0&RAM HOLDS . Joined b db hhi U>» Joun every member of the family. Columbian PrTr A. to teh""ye*ri Sun. Dt :.- 1E1£DJMLD BE FOUND were apt Chiislmas ilnn la t novels. if* i— i\ Hi'h Spot—Cit oosa." <3 behlnd-t ""••—•—• — Not-on >«.-— Hospitality Equals Ttst ertul an Below Are a Few Suggestions 'Ths Parcnt-Teach'.T Association of] Sirs, Dtaa—Sirs. •'Uary nor of thu Columbiiin Schoul, nitetiiiu last: well wit (or and & c at tin: scluicil, ci plans lor, "Tho ll Ihu 'annual Ciir.stmas exercises anil | In keeping with their oft-ejpressofi oxprcssl treat fur the children of thu school: jliterost in civic afi;iiis in stjn^ral and rlcs of It .a <.xn.cl..a lli.ai.Mie. aftair. will be atJK)«Inl.ss -i-in particularparticular,, ththe KeIte-- a splen WKch Wlielp YoiiChoose .-nhuui Sunday aflernoun hc-M on lJccomh,r-21. at which time » * c^ eii' CKa Uirl U. A. U:/ In It l« u tho usual Christmas n bi hi» 1 .-.,: ir.til'.UK uf thu trutheru e onwil t-ael hh llooro th. o usual Christmas ^.^ ycMiaay atlcrhoon draff.-d i to Ma ...•» uf t:ie Smif V. M. One ot the features of the meeting lf.-t.ie ;r which wa_ s scu. t at oncu to- MART M Jamc3 u Furbl r rccommi;n(1 The Wa of the BeSt in last night was a line Thanksgiving appointment of either Mrs. Dainty Windsor cither* wero unable to -at- • r.:;. -:;-.irii Clever Little ? program by the pupils of the schoo 1 A£.uu D(,an o, 124 Commorco 8lreet. nst.-?--- Th.: ztti lhe meeting placo The program as given follows: Reel; or MfH c p Maury_ 0( li;7 llamillott Rockers tation -Thanksgiving at Grandma s • vacancy In tho Board ; Nine n Cabinet Fashions Adapted in Dining ,'Z- It »»• a .litlinR CIOJO lo ttie Hum Sanatorium Christmas RAHV/AY HIGH SCHOOL 1923 ELEVEN UNDTFEATES IN UNION COUT'Y C M T le re uj.r.at iii'-i-linc^ «hicb have till,-,! Fl:sl ruw—Wolcott. Henderson,.':I-lms. f'a.;tor. Capta'O Cabalegî. Ca;]taiiicU ct Doty. A!l);.?si-r, Coppola. sLir'Ty" M. rlc s"uer: 'Tne° 1% «" ^»»«»» »«»'"»«"« »' " "«" *•'• lower clt $11.00 ' !'.r t:-.c- liahway City Fat Turkej," by Grade i-B; recita- School Commossioner H. Itrco ila>H which ihu cunferL-nc--- ^•.-..: h—-- «rcanlEt ;-r-r>r.al osn In her cl r..-.v- -Mar.atir KUitill, Kor:-l. iMinn. ''li'Ord. I.u.'Iiinr. amitlt. H;ait. rnt;ery>n, Iloark- . also indorsing the r9- Desk «28,00 The rocken we ar« short*. u lt.1 !)r:h in thin city. tions. "The Den Day," by Mazie Ross; r Furniture,. !••"''.•*•.!:. truant oHror La.-t :'A.--c;.-. Jarnljowlu. Simon, Vli»:iip-"r: X;u:Ll, Karti'r. Cmi'li nr.-.o;, . A-.i-.-.ant Manager Medlngcr. , y ^m| of, President of H. H. time. T •T tnTS Very Tow pric *• and one large drawer. There hart Ionic wanted, at a n* urci. ot NowirW. who brousht to , tuth Hoblltzell; "The Pilgrimsi The letter of the D. A. H _Js_j>lenty of room for writ- naa of Mrs. Aaron U-aa the club's aarch." by Betty Reed and CUra follows: „,-,,. V^f'^^^sS* tonable price. Come IB ud dote cos»ldor»lion of tho confer pr.^M.nt. ai an aripjintee to tho Ing an3 storage. We—will make your cholco today in them*. "StrenKhten the Unk». iuh»aj Doard of Educitlon. Mr« Searsr "Thank3Slvine,"-by-SuzonnlrThe-Hon. James B._;Puxber. deem it a pleasure to ihow BIG CARD PARTY drives On Aliened Evils.'an Lieu; "A Boy's Thanksgiving,""Thanlu>elT-i| Mayor of Rahway, N. J. you this desk. w r.arltnn Rnrkfir: nnnu. "ThanVnrlT- "Dea'•Rememberinr Mr. Mayorg :your oft-exprew* I tkt KDIJS of the Co»lu- Hl»-ih»r Mrs. Deans' .ppolnlment would 'l»h for the co-operation ot tho * It la the sincere wiio. »»» that the HTM O lth« boyt mt-ct wlih lhe enlhuslamlc »DDror»l of this organization Pullman • ' -1"-1- "- --1 of tbe citlwns ot lUhway. The rc«o- best attendance of parents among the spdispositios n to welcome snggesUo.*. tbat you enjoy yourself Wing Back ot 200 rtrjons At-'.Smith Orders Taxis to Keep Within Speed il f h d hil I "<1 recommendations In cWlc »»*- to tbe utmost on tbls Davenport '[}*;* |;_, named to pre.ent It to pupils of the npper grades, while In "<1 recommendations In cWlc »»*- -C-h-r i s t m a a Day and Mahogany 4 tie chain will b* compltl* and. the mayor. the lower classes a Ue resolte* for Mrs the members of^ Rebecca Cornell tend, AIMr at Cross Km. Laws—Says Proper Lights Must Be Display- the awarding ot the fern, the classes Chapter of the Daughter, of tt* that you continue lo do Ib to lift. He ai*o dwelled on the The literary profrsm wai arrmngsa to throughout tu» ced- Beds, S50.00 jk ''M^ of hooking op one's life of Miss Dolores Harden and Miss American Reflation w sh to «•«£*•; Rocker by Mn. Asset Sciton, who faro to' ft any Piizts Awarded ed—Makes Some Changes; Plans Others Elisabeth Hetfleld both htTlig the their Intense Interest In ocr ing years. iCkrltt ia order ttpfftla the power the club aa np-tc-th»-mlnote "Book A very fine rocker that •will 1 same attendance of »areiiU. It was Schools and to offer cerUln % J RlR«»lew" " In a 1 jm tl B mean a great deal to you In Thla offertnt of Pullman D»- : .--• v dtllfhiful manner. , Toted to give the Board of MncaUoi *2S* ? ?; . Ut. Dr. T«0M«r kald that a line Doring the «oci«l hour, Mri. Sher-' the filling in ot vacant cor- Tenport b*di at this very low ' ! - - • U» eel of * ctela mait be made j J .,, .,.I.,.J , „„ „ » . About two hundred persons attend- - Having assumed tbe duties ot his 1 Payne as Round Sergeant for night a resolution of thanks for the lmslal-j ^' belleTe no more sola %BC h Un lation of electric lights In the class- "Pojuihlllty rests upon you as IUTOC ners. Has cane back and price la «ic«pllonil. »T*n for ^ •< \- ed tbe big card party held last nbjht offl . duty• •. to m»- seat. Finished In mahogany In this suite w« arc offering ••rttr, boit't chair aid OT» *_at_Cro«s Keys Inn uudvr the auspices chJet f poll tQt Befnro the last-named change can room where th« AssoclaUon holds IU ot Rahway than the authority to m»- -7*1 lit tail up i bojr» to ten their | noon Mrs ^^ Desk ind strongly assembled. " you. has been adapted all the straight chain comprise the this HOT. Be sure to come of lbe~C5aieV-ATniliarr to the Rah- »<* Sergeant John A. Smith has In and ratio your selection I.'' "" > campaign to ê , rce are necessary He g«^d s Prayer and the ê^nte. «" ^ , _ Come In and let us show latest Improvements In C*"1 to MacMlllan, O. A. Wllklns. Mrs. Moe garding alleged reckless driving by the city, that they should be placed wcr.siajjUpatrJcki j-fapi! Crlspln and t0 the rem0Val from the city of h. .X of «^«t""hope. !«-"">o»- ^m,, «re played and a Saluman. Mrs. ca- morning regarding bicyclists Mayor Furlitr notified, but he has let Mra jameg R Jaqueg_ — of-thT"p"resennnembeTBr-we-ask- Mrs. Mai Feldman, Miss Rose nashlights instead of the prescribed tlu- matttr ren since. If the city is I -whist—Miss Elizabeth Helms, Jack to consider Mrs. Aaroo Dean, 12fc" 1.'- i --. WVJ-^^ PEying f.-r thi;ir services there are Templeton, Miss Grace Van Sant, Miss Commerce street, or Mrs. Charles P. many \vhn feel that tho officers should Edilh Gore-Kelly, Miss Margaret Hall. Maury, 167 Hamilton street. We ba- be working. | Donald Fagans and Mrs. W. O. Garth- llevo these persons would command •£'• K Acting Chief Smith states that, wnlte The door prize was awarded the confidence of our people aud would of \iry :it'rii< ti^<' i*. r •----•- r • ev-.'ry mau in tuL- dtpartment win be 110 MlS3 Evelyn Fagans and the non- bring to the offlco an equipment, dcTO- v.li:ih l:.i\t- !>•-n takrr. r::':n Kivun a chance and that all are on p|ayer's prize went to Mrs. Springer, tlon and vision that would inaure suo-

Picture yniir«'lf. enr-.T ft ore! !n tapestry nr.i vclniir, o:..:-.*• -m 6' .'! for lis hi^h For Jib?p]Tif o rnrr.f^rt in fttl-il !u ;<•:•• tin? fn'.l sf-r::;^ const r'jri; on a- ST. in'. Tin-.- »<• i.'-* evi'ry >'.i *..-\:\. In nl! kt:.-!^ ~rt hK.Mli this \v; i,. i T1 r i5 tl:riv.ip;:nu; Oak frame. *• \'li.-r \*« run cfN-r >'"'i no b'-aiiiiful (Iavi-:innr:. t til h* ;..:p-- t:.d 1 \W-\\ co&birticicd In over/ r* lin.d ;.r I--- Kniisli.-*- aro .»• power." ho 1 u:'.- ' '"•inpr;•• Price 15 for Ihm week only It is so artistic ID and ;. •jr f. ith winch conn cts >; .: 1 Mrs. Harry Newman. \u • -•:;! w :•• 11. r.ilia:-. man. cha'.r:r.an; t''rtain!ui.-nl Thursday rr,...u,t,..rp Mr;:. K. W. l.angslroth. of :r. w<>r." lu :.^ ; :. ...r n u- ;)....-. .i. J.-.13 IU::\ iv-. C':ilV.- :••• V.i-.i. ; i •• ^ -• Right, furthered 11; We,,t Milt«:n avenu... An CXCPI- S -it -r sta:*-.l t!v;tt !'!_' ;:-. H.'iiry I.itl. Mrs. Klva Martin, Cathcrino '••'•'- 1- I-.a»v.t. : ts niKht til spwial nii.uting of !„,,,_ p:-c,.ra:I1 un,i,.r ..„. âi.-manslilp -t" \- .-it;-r,;i i:::i fa." 1 u' t. Mar.y Attend Perfectly Moose Lodite Shewing liarrv the Sunday Si il Hoar,! of ihu Trin- (lf M..; wr;iIl!l \v. liwuon was pro- j- r .i' For the ••ii it In :u~*. .t-n. "•> ity M.-t;,,Hi:-t Chun-h al the parson- .,01;U(]| in<.;u(ii:iS th,, f,,t|i-.-.vius J..;.:-_ H •:|l.l> i u m- tl-.-tt In City's Public Schools Accclerateu Growth a^> T:i, ;•' \v;i.- a p-:ii':ral discussion c ..!•;••• ,t:.c bu:s; I'iaiu soio. Mrs. K. 11. Waller; Merck's Dance Success pf lh<; varinw. pha.-' H of this evnl. Good Dinnerware Lends a lYrf'!i't'ultendn:ie.! T.T.irus wr>re :i'.-- imi i-:;ti'.'!is-<-f-lu« iiu-.ri.asei in th>j % very comprchrn.-ivi- nr.d wt-11-writ- Dining Room T)i•'.-••" ]itr-7rr.t- \x;°rr: Superintend,-nt ] ut inns thi!s TII- :n ir.-hip uf Kahway l.rd'.-r'. No. len review of the work of i-i>; cl'.aiUcr i::.i:r.:ty Will Speak on "Milk" .•:-d Mrs. I'liark-s Ii. /:oiiipt,)n. RL-V. Buffets Wanted Presence—_to_All Ib-. t!ai:ce of th- M •Mutual Aid at I-'ranl:llii and Linu;'.n Siluiul.-1 lust l".c:i, I., (i. O. M., w,Ti- fiirth'.-r shown iiinl Mf:1.. S. \V. Townsi-ml, Mr. and 'y-\f\';.is \ orsaiii/aiionTii . by Mr3. int' n;-o t aixn Satur,!: Mr;-. Cluir!-s llnrilniK. Mr. and Mr:i , The Destiny, The Greatness th- i-losirt; T: . t and di: ,._.; .,,;• ;. :• ;...,!' fii.fucia'.ly. tho """• "- " of milk in 1 1 i «-lil. Mrs. J, nn.o itecd. Walnut finish is predominate uubruli-'ii p^rfi'<;t nlti-r.-l- l'-i-n I'.î^-i ^^ '^- wi-ru IKIIIIH-MI upon l-.: -hard < ti(.r by ili.j .. Mi-:. I.,. V,\ Klilutt Table Appointments ,d.iv aft'T- :r"i':i:i':-iiu a iarsc p.nrouaEe from ir.uintained I-Cilll In our Rreat display of but- :.. 1 .-.i.d ,-ii;l.l applii::tii!lis '.v.-r,: roc'iivcd. ut :1 l ;:r bar to Mr::. 1-'. W. [ the Civic av.d ~urr. :.m:.:•..; !•••-.:i-s Fr. ildy ance since tho fall term mieinid. Such Tlii.-liim " -' ff?tfi. All designs are ln- 1 h Hi,: ccip.icnr t ac- : i.-.. ( tho i'hila- •'.::::a:.'.- •i!--ii--^-i.-\i as_at_its_bi.'st aro marked *. T!.-- ciiairii'an of I'M- cre who took Grade 7—Larl Carnhuff, Harris.m 1 •fit u:rau HurliaRlon Cnunty Y M ,i:-'^l '•• 'IV lilt; ChrST.ia; <-oip.ii.i'''--- rr-port",: i reading of exi.::riita from "Thi- nther stock and price last Trrrr w!!- al.su he cf The Hearthstone t.A. i..-:.v s».vr»taj>', Guy C. It " on -M::V.- I'.ie i'.]ip. rluni'.y to ui.- DuKie, Paul Hulick, Victor Janus, Kil- p!ans aholil co:iip;-t"'l f"r the anr'-al . IT*'.BO Man," by Mrs. F. W. Hciison; ur'S for MJns'.raViv Juniors to Pick Officers TU "Mount Holly, sei-und conn 1 "!.•• ,.;. m. y.i:<-;i~iT'.v:-. .,, of oniinif.^ o:i urrangements, the lin:is party for ih- kiddies.- Tho-- ll Koberts, Thomas Roberts, Jlicliaet •1-T--I1• 1'lnrs for tht? lirsl nomiaa.tle.n uf Ouu of the features ot thu —President Coolidge. School 'nans a numVr 'f ;:-, 'i.-a•• r? ;;:rS'n'. lo tril nialieup "f v.hiih was given in a pre ar. Inn:; -••• ••.-. Tl-.i' contvrcncc n'n.;. ,>( i''..'i! iii "ahw.iv and to vious isfU'.' uf the Record" , for their D'Ambrosa, James Smith, Auelina Uis- progress. This club will participate .)'i:ors ni the meeii:iK next Monday given by Mrs. Hansom ivm the ro- s cardi, Helen Dudosh, Marnaret Geist, '•" <»'• tr-at in -a ' • "• r.ii;h'. and the annual elect.on of olll- port that during the exi^'.uuc.J of the atat 1!. the 'no That Uinds." »'"-, ar qu.'f :is n carding the sanio work, holtl in Ncw York next July connec siTlnturp was ivud-b:-' '"- A mvita-.lun 1- oxli.-r.d-d to oil Sylvia Merer Mario Najler Chariot'" '° ' «'-•''« "" l'tiemli-.r 1(1, v..-r.: luid al the chapter thu largu sum of •; 1.37G had ft»S- Th.- A T> Wnmi>n to Convene ttnhprti Jen'nin Saleckl li..i7n v\\\ lion wiIh ll'" Sl'I)r' ""' l "I1Vl '•111'"" "f p uu!:ir '"l-1>'li»« «£ Union Council, No. boon expended in philantlir.pic worts. Sensible Beds J- il'-nsons , Bi-ni'ral secretary uf tlif to attend. This and the following was said by the President at the '*ay association 'nr.il prayer was . U. 1 . W Omen 10 convent, kolierts Jennie balec.tl, Helen vail..^ , ny:i, Oril(,r ()f M(,()S[, Thi,an . .,, Ju,iiur Ur(ll.r of Ulliu.d Amtri(.Rn This by an organization v.hich had t(=il by Stati> Socretary C. A. lirad i fi—'Robi'rt \ndrows 'Will •I1UL1 1 l)il11 fomm'ltee w»s appointed to MuchanicK last evening. Tin: third sixteen charter menihers and a maxi- 'Bonnie'Burn Xiv.as Fund Of much interest to lhe Republican lni:luill!: M as Low as Coburn— "ltumarks wrro inad« by \im Hrxlmin SMvatoro Pnrn»»-i"' •'• - Jailers, chairman: D. iletree will be ronferredo on a group mum enrollment of twenty-six. When dedication of "Home, Sweet Home" in Washington a few worn, n ot this city is the state con- J. JRomme l andc C .A A J. Johnsonh . \ii cundidulos al ihu meeting next the work on the restoration of tho s II. Scott, ot Newark, state fol vention of lhe N.w Jersey Itepubll- •Maskell i Kranklln Gelfner!lf!; did h i th k th i f th rank H. TrussW ™P»rls th" ^ y^»^-^~ y V * \i this Elmo Holmes •Clifford Lewis,- -AU.n, i Monday uvenini;. Karavnn Court of Abraham Clar'.. inunum.,nls in UaU- weeks bef orejiis elevation to the Presidency through ^he $8.00 secretary. Mr. Scott reported [j j,"g" w"i:lt.nal omtributi- t b e j tho Orient will hold a ceremonial way Cemutory Is compluOju the oi> ow :ll Frid"v Ucceinbcr 14, al the ltoberl Medinger. Robert Muddcll, 'Kobcrt- Auto Accidents FLORENCE l':dgos for state nnd forrlsn >•; [!on,,i,, uurn Xma> Fund: Wedcns'lny nixht ' in the Labor -Ly- Kaniaation will havn spi-nt 51.800, o ; S5U0C Tr at'Hotel K.wark. KUcuon ot of- Iteckor,' Clinton Stephens, Ruth I).t-| Here— Is—a—»hlto_enaaiolofl Now that Chrlstmaa Is so noar, naturally all of os begin to thjni A. religious work had been re- „,.„.,'„„,!,. :i, ItninvlidRCd . ' c'jur.i Hall, ot Brooklyn, it being ex- portion of the; restoration ci death of President Harding. 2 00 ficirs will h'e held' and a line program mars. 'Gladys Duncan, 'Elinor Kvans.; Hcrm:ul Worn,. 15 years old of Gib- metal bed that will meet with OIL HEATERS from the 550 delcKates total- A. Apfel ot tho dining room. To you who are to ba hostess this year we baVe -»E tt:rn, . odlj- part of which was ,' ^ ,, 1.00 hns bei-n preiarid. Leailing U. U. P. Hekn Fernandoz, Mary Hundersliott,; a KQ itfrnan •• • in Grace Kcilylo. Margarel Opdyke, your approval. It Is very, neat a real offering. Dlnnerwaro sets of from 60 to 100 pieces are offered In appearance and design and OU feef better, -~^^fqf_thrift-and industry arje_taught_there and the you for as low as J10.00 to WO.OO. No need to be short of, dl»ho». 1* ^ built to withstand years Ywork better, end ofebnstant use.~/trttrta~pTlca— there? Coma In Ifpp better iA- a room example of self-sacrifice oft appears, if honor abide there you canoot overlook 1L and high ideals, if there the building of fortune be subor- that's warm. You can dinated to the building of character, America will lie in It will probably mean quite a good deal to" yon to learn that yon maj keep any room v/arm use your credit now to got tho things you are going to need for the and comfortable with a holiday. No red tape, no cross-examination or embarrassing questions security, rejoicing in an abundant prosperity and good Simply goodnalured credit. Florence Oil Heater. government at home, and in peace, respect and confidence Correctly abroad." Built Springs For Coziness It gives a generous i those cities. To Serve Turkey Supper ,vlll again be on hand to greet $14.00 opening meeting • yesterday . d iinv.iKMirs. Tiiu popular ver- heat and warms up ""filing wns he'd at the Second Pres- r,, ,.f, comnlrtcd for the btt'.dict mi the oripinal production was TUi Church when thero was a Plans wore c""!""^, th(s Tnurs.'lth:il „,,„>• prof--..-ionals could do no , . See to it that your home is set "in order" in conjunc- Tho kind that assures yon or chilly corners. Neat, on. "Christian Callings.' turkey supiier to !>•• room of the1, better. lJa.:icin , ••••"•il f'.l"^-- tion with the country's First Man's statement Good untroubled rest—of awaking compact, and beauti- In tho morning without that James McCollutn ld feeling. TIICBO springs fully finished. Come in ••o:id ' Associatio^^^ ,.n Ih.,o nam e„„ o,t Adol prMtilc Mershony dcocrate, s.irvlngd to. r Tithme occatabl-e conform to the contour of •ithiT cut away tins hrush or WPIMIS Mf s Aaron pr silll u uf WM r.and_see__this_heatcr. Thn nnhwnv National Hank illnnio Ucncllnir Chill. w:is. Illilnrs. ,1 nsl iContinucd on Pine Four) the body and respond to the 129J3lJrying_Stceet TT burn them off aa Uio situation diet Jilonie U'-arliriK Club, was. liulorstd as i Three very attractive •ntesT •-- • , j an appointee to thi: Hoard of Educa- j "fir îlôr- ilon's"Hjfilirolica," tl:7fi,- tinn. t» I'll Ui<^ Vjuuuinv.caused by..the For Xrnas, Hoy? and" Cllrls' F.xtra them. -T-' finishes to choose from.