Beat High Bridge in Twilight Game Lake Bathers Must Wa|H Their Step

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55th YEAR— NUMBER 29 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922

Conuly Contributes For Koad Worl( At n meeting; of the- board of fri Beat High Bridge THE LAST STRAW. Big Celebration to holders yesterday, the sum of $l,G0i Getting Ready For JOHN* I. IHJAIK'S TURTLE. Collapse of The STAR'S : correspondent wa« voted to Washington borough tc On the farm of Albert J. De2n from the village of Townsbury help defray the cost of repairing liroad at Mt. Hormon a few '3 ago a sends In this plaint I vn missive Ktrout ami Belvidore avenue, which was in Twilight Game Open New Road done sometime ago at a cost of $4,000. the Chautauqua land turtle* was picked up by Fatal to Worl "It'Is rumored that a petition tho owner. TIIIH liiHcrlption was It has been tlic cu«tom of the count plainly seen on it« sholl: ia being signed calling lor tho to aid In thn repair or ronds whMi enn ; vUchovft' Hati\{> be- New P»e«u]pnt Cho«en and J.- iJ. isLALU, ioau. -:»,;,th, u; Junt-n Cnuiî. L.-I U» nect trunk roads, ' the sum of $1,000 Agcu, Josepli Beam - JM$£& tween Tallcott and bopo tberu will not he many .to having been .voted ..the town of Eelvl- Advertising Fund Although this turtle has been sign it. Mark Acceptance of duro «orne time ago for a, similar pui "fiutoii at different times on thu Lifer "at Port Murray'^ Martin. "Our little town 'has already pose. The request for the money wan Authorized. Dean farm, seven years have 5 beui depnvud uC iltt HLIIUUI, Ua State Highway. made by ftlayoi' Itobertson on Tuesday. elap3ed since its last appear- Brick Kant. ~'- '- postoflico and Its railroad station. Thu.nounty will tilao go the townshi]: ance. Th*»rAfiir*», wp'nwil mil1 church of Mansfield flfty-flfty on the cost of This turtle was onco shown Locals *Win From Nazaretli so that our townspeople can have Edwards and Wasser Asked Improving the ltockport road under tli Opening Date is. August 24 to Harrison Blair,.a mar. over SC )*es on Way to a ears been employed by a score of 3 to 1 was honor enough ty as to when the entire highway wil tin' exception of the railroad bridge al become burdened with the duties of at a carpenter at the br ck works One ' Sharkey Martin Is; tho High Bndg.' be ruliy completed and ready for at: Irent Meadows. Mayor, involving a great deal of time ind requiring much attention, Hu of his duties was to keep tHe kilns In rr, team. This1 young pitcher, a native o: ceptance by the State Highway Depart- rtpair This was the task he was about -y that town, i« a whirlwind. If he would ment. It will not be sooner than Aug- wild, too, that the Washington band, to undertake when the accident go-to Sunday school he would make tfi, however, and perhaps some- )f which he in thu director, hud en- cur red _ \ faster" company 'on the diamond. He Lake Bathers Must what later.- ' . , IVift'JP! gagements that will require three t - has • kpnt-'tjio: High .Bridge.:tcam..far Numerous Mishaps I'L'MS »»'»ek for tho-next five '.vcc!:.1:, The crown of one of the kilns was ' ahead in the pennant race of the Hun While it i« "true 'that', the work of tud that he felt he had enough to do HighwayGetting in need of repairs ana it naa Dcen ; laying concrete will lie finished- lout, terdon ' cocHy league. .vlthout carrying this year's Chautau- planned to do the work after the tires 1 Wa|h Their Step before this time, the olllclul accept qua on his shouidcr.s. h id been extinguished and the baked '/ .He1 hail.^he Was h ington la ns buffa- anco-of the road will prBbably be ;k- Over the Week End bricks remov ed The o\ en was stijl loed. They-'got only thre.r hits ofT him, Alert Village Constable Is layed Uy soma uncom])letud bridge* Mrs. Emma/ Johnston .agreed that Finishing Touch ((uito hot when Beam went inside at ' but strange to say, the hits came all particularly two just woat of Broad ono man shouldn't bo expected to do 4 o clock Thursday afternoon to ex In one Inning and, mixed in with a hit On the Jiookout For Im- way. The use of temporary structures State Trooper In Serious t all, HO Mr. UobertKon'H resignation amint the roof and see what repairs batsman, produced three runs. The such JIH now ueu in use at those points .vas accepted. Ii, B. Groat was elected Contractor Completes Last were necesaarj His companion at the three hits which produced three runn proprieties. would Kt.'i'IoiiHly iiiterfere with the big Accident Near LO succeed him. Stretch West of Wash- time uai Hairy Callahan came In the third inning, making three automobile pinado which Is to be made The new president appointed the Tho t vo men had barely stepped In a' winning cpmbjmuloii. one of. tho fixtures of the celebration. Hackettstown. following a.« a ticket • committeo: ington Borough. side the kiln when the roof collapsed They were scored In this manner: Woman Arrested Sunday A general committee of 3lx men ha« Chairman, W. Ii. GrlMlh; Mrs. Emma with a crash Callahan was at one Opilyke cracked /out ti single, Rollng been appointed to handle tho celebra- lohnston, John AV. Zanelli, Mrs. Ar- s lit and escaped serious injury Beam, . wriH.vhltV'bjf-ta/p'ltchod hull, Tatcott tion, and ihey will appoint several sup- First Spill on the Concrete .hur Sandys, Mrs. Cella Wandllug, however was in a position where he : liudd Lake was tho Mecca of motor plfint'iitnry committees. The gen< Marvin W. Vnnovur, Kuirime L. Llna- Now Tackles Culvert Job lined' a/two-bagger. to center and K|s sts'from far and near last Sunday got the full force of the avalanche of selbnch poked out a line single. Witli committee Is composed of two men Slate Trnoper Matthew, McManus jerry. Frank Shiimpanore, John P, bricks H!J body was burled in the" 1 joing drawn to that popular resort pointed by the Mayor to rcpi-osent tlie was seriously injured Hun day after- :ooke, S. M. TrosHler. To-day marks tho completion of dobrlb onl> his head and shouldci s these hits was a misplay by 15, Wal- principally by the good roads. The concrete road building between Wash- ton at second base. * borough and three appointed by -Jam-js noon when his motorcycle became un Tlie entertainment committee will being \lslbc He was wedged so tight crowds at the lake on Sundays have K. Johnston to represent the business manageable while going down a hill ii consist of Mrs. Willard M. Groff, Mrs. ington and Phillipsburg.. Barring u few 1) in tlie mass that he was unablo That, was all there was to It. Mar- been largely increased since the open- Interests of the town. Tho mayor's Mill street, HaukettHtown, on the liudd Howard I-'ritts, Mi-s. A. 13. Sandys, II, U. breaks for bridges and culverts, the t > txtricTte hlmielf or make a move tin had their-measure for the rest of ing of tlie new road from HackettH- road proper Is now done between the committee is composed of Council men Lake road. Klorey will arango for ' location and Other workmen at the plant came the game. There was no more hits, no 'iwn. Meeker and R. C. Lrmnlng. Mr. Johns- transportation. railroad bridge and tlie top of Phil- more runs, no more nothing. As nearly as can bo learned, the to lit u cue and worked hard to re The representation from Washington (Contlnued on page 2.) motorcycle struck a rut and before Me Tho associaLlon authorized an ex- lipsburg hill, a distance o£ twelve and lcis I e»m but were greatly handl High Bridge didn't threaten serious- was large. A good many young men lanus could regain control ho crash- penditure of $150 for advertising this a half miles. c ippcd r\ Ing to the fact that the mass ly, at any time. Talcott also had their went over to see Benny Loonard, the ed into an oncoming automobile bear- wear's program. The local association Superintendent Thompson and >tf tiiUcs wis still too hot to hand e measure. That was, in fact, wha*. ho prize fighter, who Is training at Budil rig a Pennsylvania license plate. Be- las not yet been advi.sed concerning thb men are putting the finishing touches with lure hands Most of there were was hired for.-AH he gave the High Lake for his coming bout witli Lew sides a severe wound In the chest, he lrogrum, but It is known that "Turn on the last stretch just west of Eck- ptlnfullj burned about the 'hands Bridge boys was four hits, and one of Tendler. Borough Lighting ustained bruises.and cuts In tho neck :o the Uight" will be presented, and el's garagu in Washington. They are thiough the desperate effort made in these was an Inlleld fluke. They didn't see Leonard because hf nd chin. "Cavalerla Hustlcanna' is expected to busy to-duy on the trolley crossovor trjing to release the Imprisoned man The..visitors threatened to score in was "taking a day off," but they did He was taken to a physician's ofllce bo the operatic offering. and will have it completed by night- Betm was conscious through It all and 9-y the third inning, when Baldwin hit a see nn interesting young lady from n Plackottstown and later removed to Tickets will be placed on sale in fall. collected enough In mind to direct the fast' one for three ba.ws. He never Jilli'/Jibeth who WSIH there that day Contract Renewed he Dover Hospital. Hero It was learn- ibout two weeks, and it 13 believed Thi3 means that In two weeks this work telling the men the position of hits • but he ; hit this one. Naturally 'taking a day on." •d that his condition was very serious, :hat, utter last ydirs ovorwihelmlng section will be opened for tralllc, his botlj bo that they could work to tho -TiliiCutL iiud to pili'li b:;cuiJHf there This young woman was the "life of neoussiUtiiiig un ubc-ration that night. - (Cuiilinuwl un page 2.) which will give motorists a clear run to won nobody out. He did, striking on: the party" at Uudd Lake that after- Following- Which Electric Tho later reports are that he will re- "' liipsbui-g without detours except In Uihui] u(,i 111 itiMuViMt, the iiiuutJ Comic, getting Bishop on an infield cover. (Contlauud~on Pago 5) of fallen brick Some of the men had tap and retiring C. Walton on a hot (Continued on Page 5.) Co. Promises a Contin- their hands so badly burned that the grounder to Ponce. McManii3 retained consciousness fol- iklu peeled off the fingers They work , High, Bridge. scorod UH politary run uous Service. lowing tlie accident and was very insist el for at Icist a half hour before they ;:In,v:the; seventh inning; 13. V.'al*on PLAN OF RAILROAD ;nt in declaring, that the accdent was Tighe Co. Awarded ARTCRAFT FACTORY cou J s«-t 'he unfa t»-at« man o»t z ncrat((hed ' an infWM hit an.l Miirrp i "s'owri fault, and that •thoautomobll- In the me mtime U\ u Washington —< sent a;high one to conterfleld. Chris- COMPANY REJECTED wiis in no way to blame. On the SOLD BY SHERIFF ph a'e'ano—A. C 2uck and F P M" _ . tine misjudged the fiall and watched Kick on Soda Fountain Tax ivay to tho hospital he bled consider- Klnstrj— were summoned They found ibly from iiUcrnal hemorrhages. Highway Contract It- nail • pv^r .his s head for two b.tKOf. Sheriff. Hayes last.; Friday- afternoon that Be im hod sustained a serious Healing protests from property own- Ono important matter of business McManus Is 24 years old and lives Then Martin lined u screamer *.o left ers, the Common Council, n.1 it session nmsactod by the Common Council on nado one of his official visits to Wash- ,alp wound j.ncl a broken arm, besides 1 cith his mother In Morristown. He Is which .Ruling! took nicely. The run Mondiiy^tight, rejected the proposition Ubmlay night was to renew the con- Will Build Concrete Road j ington which, bo It said to the Bor- possible Internal injuries He was suf should have been shut olT but in the m ex-service man with a good war ough's credit, are few and far between. ferlng mainlj howe%er from shook )f UieVLuckawanna Rallro'td Company tract with thb Washington l^'oetrle •ocord. lie was graduated from the rulHy ' ; Clark Juggled the- ball long :o closo the Jackson avenue culvert to Co. for a live-year period. Tho did con- Prom Still Valley to The business that brought him here He was placed aboard a westbound enough to let the runner snort;. The roopers* training school at Trenton, a passenger train at l> 30, arrangements t'chiuular traflle and substitute a contract expired somo time ago but Coun- nonth ago and hail been on duty as a was foreclosure proceedings against the next two mtm were easy outs. Everv- ireto road running cast of the rail- cil has been in no hurry to renew it ow- Bloomsbury. defunct Gloria Motors Corporation having been made with the Easton Hoa body ,was asleep this Inning on • '.he itat'o trooper only since July 1. which for a. time was in possession of pital by telephone- to have, an ambu Washington 'tonm, nobody nvldently •oad tracks through Gibson's Park. ing to the alleged unsatisfactory ser- >< ; w s ie A half dozen citizens who live in vice. the old Artcraft factory on Taylor lance meet the train at Phillipsburg: •* *'iH'. ! 9*.*°a ^ < ffict that Macro, on A Ford touring car, with the letter- street. , The .personal property of the Kdwaid Zellena his son In law, occom Hdctiji(]:>i>use;V:wa3 'tipping off the bat- the affected area took the floor to reg- Mr. Libby, of thn Kletitrlu Cn., was Distance Nearly Three Miles ister protests. Their argument was that iresent Monday night and admitted Lg "State, Highway Department," company was sold several weeks ago. panled him He died however, while tery signals, to the High Bridge bat- same to grief on the now concrete This time it was the building that fell the train was running between Wash ters. It waif duo to this that Martin the railroad compaw should bo made that tho service had been unaatisfac- Another big road contract was :o maintain the passiêway as an open :ory, following a direct accii3al by Dr. •oad between Washington and Ero'id- iwaniod by the board of freeholders under tho hammer. ington and Bioadwa> and when the mndo-the .drive which .brought in , thr .vay last Sunday afternoon. The accl- tnin reached Phillipsburg it was nee only run. ' street, in. accordanco .vith the charter rilnz. He would not iidmlt how- it a meeting held in JBclviuere lust Fri- The mortgagees were tho only bid- lont occurred near the MIneial Springs tar, This was a. section on State High- ders and but one bid was made, that e«mry to call Coroner P Frank Hag: granted when' the K..j Was built. ;' that the- lights wore below tho ert> who remo\ed the body to his mor One citizen referred to a deed to specHled candle power. They were •oad. Nobody was seriously hurt but .vay Route No. 0, between Still "Val- being for $10,036. This represented the , There' wor.-> some features .'lb the ibovo It, rather than below it, he said, there isn't much loft of tho Ford car ey and Bloomsbury, it distance of full'amount of the claim, including 5279 gue Liter that night it was brought pnme./Roling's 'two catches pf line vo farms which gav« rights of way to hte home in Port Murray to Alex liertlioud, then superintendent, except - upon occasions when tho Sat- except the namo plato. J.U4 miles. The road .will be constructed in taxes due tho borough. The mort- drivfs were takpn' In expert fashion rday night load was extraordinary or Tho driver of the car was Sylvester if concrete ^0 foot wide, and will con- gage represented about 90 per cent, of Mr Beam was well known all Vfncty dlil excellent work at first and more than sixty year3 ago, in which it was stipulated that this street should .vhen' a carnival was In town. MaMahan, who Is a State Highway :orm to tho section running from tho claims against tho property. through this section He was a very in HO il'd Idssclbach at short. The old broman with headquarters in Wash- ireens Bridge to Still Valley, a tlls- Four local men, as a result of the sale \ripi4s man "despite hiB advanced ifavorllp, Red Grimes, of Somervlllp. >e maintained in perpetuity as'a Mr. Libby admitted that the fixtures ance of 1.08 miles, with which it con- Ight of way. ivero faulty but stated that the com- ngton. Ho and some men working un- are now owners of the factory. They years and although urged by his fam who used to play for Washington with him had been out that afternoon iccts. The latter section was recently are Harry Christine, Wm. Ehret, Floyd 11} to letirt, from acti\e work and n bund iin'l a half, wan In left fif>M Another citizen referred to the con- iwiny. was planning to replace the old twarded to Crilly &• Cannon for ?110,- :esslons granted the railroad company 3 and poles, in fact was ready to nd he had driven to Broadway to take Major .and Charles S. Gardner. spend the rest of his jears in comfort, for the, visitors and played his usua* me of hi3 men home. It was while re- 100 and these contractors started work The original mortgage was hold by a3 he was well able to do he refused good same, although he had an error in closing the culvert on Fisher ave- move at once, or us soon as he had his week. to do so He had within the past week of a long hit drive." nue and suggested that the Council isimince that tho borough would re- urning alone tlmt the accident occur- Harry Christine and Wm. Ehret. It take a look at that and seo how the ;w the contract. The whole plant ed. Tho lowest biddcrjon the Still Valley- was at their instance that foreclosure purchased a new automobile Umpire. Vannatta had ono of his off company had kept Its pledgea as to up- was to be overhauled from beginning The facts seem to be that McMahan Bloomsbury contract was tho B. 13. proceedings were instituted. Mr. Major Besides his wife he lea\es a son, ^ .' (Continued on page C.) keep. . to end, he stated, and already a now tilled too far to the right in passing Cighc Contracting Co. of Easton and and Mr. Gardner were induced to enter Sj K anus Beam of Penw ell and a generator that would carry any load ho car of Logan Bowman and, getting freeholders awarded the contract tho partnership and take a financial in- daughter Mrs Edward Zellers, of It. w.i3-evident that non^ of the terest in the deal. Councilmen wanted to go contrary to mposcd upon it was being installed. iff the concrete, struck an old telo- o this ilrm. The Tigho bid was 89 per Trenton t. ANNUAL REPORT ON the will of the citizens most vffected In answer to a. question, Mr. Libby (Continued on Page 3.) :ent. of the engineer's estimate, which They announced that the property He w as an activ e member of the >y the change, anil with this idea in itated that, independent oC any con- . $143,57D.u'0. This makes the con- •as not purchased for speculative pur- oi t Muriay Methodist church and a' THE BOROUGH PARK flew Dr. Lanning made a motion that ract, the Public Utilities Commission, .ract price $127,785.24. poses but simply to keep it available for tiustee of that inst tution He wts one he company's proposition be rejected. ilther on petition or of its own accord, Fraternal Notes Crilly & Cannon was only a 3hade a new) industry, the sccurement of of the old members of Mansfield lodge Some Interesting figures in regard to tfr. Meeker seconded the motion and it :ouUl step In at any time and read- inder tho Tighe' bid. Their figures wore which'"' Is quite certain. There have of Odd Fel ows of "Washington the cost of Improvements in the bor- issL'd by an unanimous vote. ust rates. The • Commission permits i-ilhin 80.18 per cent, of tho engineer's been two or three chances during the Funeral services woro held ''it his earnings from six and one-half to James JJrvin lias been elected as the past year to locate a manufacturing ough'park, which Is under the super- That leaves the matter whore it bird representative from Warren stimato. Other bids were: Hudson late home Tuesdaj afternoon with bur vision :of the Washington Park and ight per cent., tho last •'figure l)t>ing lontracting Corporation of Jersey plant here had this factory been avail- ial In the BaptNt cemeterj Rev H L stood at the outset. The Uorough still 10 maximum. ' touncil No. 16, Jr. O, . A. M., to the able. Monument Association, which acts as has a dangerous and inadequate cul- tatc Council. The membership of thu !ity, 92 per cent.; MontvIIle Construe- Bolton nastoi of the f rt Murray It Is a well-constructed and^vell- Methodist chuich ofn> al^d at the a commission "In charge of the bor- vert on its hands with no immediate Tho contract-entered into is Idonti-! uncil having..-passed' the 500 mark ion Co. of New York, 90.CD ner cent.; ough ; playground, was ,»:iven Monday lalmon Eros, of Netcong, 103 per cent. locatod factory which can be convert**;^ Cuncia assls ed bv R-n W W Hoga relief in sight, but v it still open for i! to that in force during the last five! nakes it entitled, to threu representa- Into practically any use desired. . It is night. The annual meeting was held in further suggestions from the railroad ears. It calls for -a rate of $60 per : ives In the state- body. With the lotting oE this contract, land, pastor of the Mansfield Bupt st the Borough Hall and the following not equipped further than that it ha.V, "pn-UUn of Odd Fellows company. oar for 250 candle power lamps; $30 There was a. larô attendance Sat- x will be scon that tho total cost of a steam-heating plant. Fitted with new. officers were re-elected: President, II. pr 100 candle power; $24 for SO can- rday night at the district meeting o£ uildiiig tho entire road from Green's t i i tended tho service A. Mayo; vice president, J. T. Bell; ridge to Bloomsbury, which lias been machinery to meet required needs, it secretary, G. W. Miller; Hnancial .sec- Chccltine Up Motorists. lo power. • he Warren Association of Rod Men, could readily bo converted into a model At the Central Railroad crossing in After passing favorably upon the icld in the hall oC Musconetcong et in two sections to different contrac- manufacturing plant. retary,-George' Morris; treasurer, Wm. :ors, will be^ 5237,755.24. In a broad Burd;, trustees, Rev. G. H, Young and Long Valley lust Saturday, a lookout jontract, Mr. Libby made the volun- 'ribo 205 in Finesvllle. Groat Sachem Thirj; J SKH Week— employed by the railroad ;' company ary announcement that with the In- Uiarios Hoistein, of Plainileld, and inse, the distance is about four and H. U.: Florey. The holdover "trustees half miles. \ ...... •-. To Bo Manned This Evening. .„ mado :i check of all vehicles passing stallation of new machinery at tho treat Minnehaha, Mrs. Edythe Snyder, ; Tho homo of Elmer H. High'," SB . are Dr. T.'S. Dedrlck.. S. M. Tresslor Lhe crusslng during ;i period of eight lower house, which would be in good if Washington, wore two of! the big AVhen this road is concreted, it will G ti playing ba.s ball on a \acait nnd Messrs. Mayo and Miller. 'onn a very Important link to tho clt- Youmans avonuc, wi!I;be the scene of lot w 1th some boj s and swatting a hours. It was made in the Interests of. mining order by fall, the Electric Co. hiefs present. The Great Sachem gave n. wedding at S o'clock to-night, when ,The report of the treasurer showed the Careful Crossing Campaign, 'recorit- run a continuous service in Wash e only address, of the evening, tbo to the east and will be heavily thrce-biggei receipts; of $1,9C:U8.. during the year ly'inaugurated by,the American Rail- ised by trucks and tourists. The his sister, Miss Florence-.,-High, for- P goon liding on top a moving freight infton, including Sundays ::a.m\ holi- tertainment being: furnished by pro- merly of Reading, Pa., w:U be mar- " and with all bills paid there was a bal- way Association. Kour "hundred ve- days. cssional entertainers. Refreahnicnti-. icadam road from Bloomsbury to tiain ance of $202,58 in the treasury. The st Portal has been practically rc- ried to Charles H. Miles,, formerly of hicles vjero counted, classilied as Mayor Robertson announced that the ire served. The next meeting will bo btieet uichin showing a man how to increased costs bf the associution'from follows:// uilt. At the latter placo a new con- Fort Wayne. Intl. The ceremony will spin a 1 oid car Juno 10, 1921, to July 17, 1922, was tld vexatious problem oC taking cam [Old in the. hall of the Bloomsbuvy rote road la under construp.timv -and be performed by Rev. J. N. Wagon- Number of vehicles that Stopped, if surface water on lower West AVasli- 'ribe on September 10. C irl w ith be uit Cullj po nted nails mostly due to ;the cunstructiou of the •ill bo'finished within a few weeks. hurst. The bridesmaids will bo Miss helping hci mothei scrub the front , small lake in the western part of the jookedyuid Listened 15 ngton avenue was back where it was Atoka. Tribe No. 230, Improved Order 'his will make a very serviceable Ada Snydor and Mrs. Pearl Miller, Numb61' that Looked one way....35 'eoks and months and years ago. Tho if Red.Men,.of Port Murray, was ro- porch - ~i park, which is greatly enjoyed by the LIUI popular route over Jugtown Moun- (ind the best man, Elmer 'High. IIuu ^ Coi nish In Jensen s store young folks during these hot days. Number that Looked both ways..171 ipinion of the Borough Attouney, he 3ontly reorganized and. is having a ain to Clinton. All this will be part of •Number that Looked neither way. 117 Id, to tho • effect that the Borough joom. Ten new members will be obli- After the wedding supper, Mr. and wen ng a woman s hair net It cost In labor and material $1,147.50 Souto No. 9, running eastward to Som- Mrs. lEiles will leave on the Lacka- Number that, exceeded 20 miles per id County were jointly liable, while ated at tho meeting to-night and five srville. Laid headed man parting his hair ' to construct the dam for the pond, not IOUI- over crosaing 12 lossibly correct In . principle, was not •einstated. . wanna Express for Delaware Water In ho center to apeak of the free work, estimated at iorrect in application because the ie conditions under: - which tho Gap, whero they will 3pend the hon- Bo> Umtnt ng o\*n loss of a wat* being worth' tit least $500, that was Of tho 400 vehicles, there was 117 Grace and Unity • Council Xo. 187, that looked neither wtiy . and 12 :oiinty attorney had passed an opinion Ions and Daughters ol! Liberty of" IMghe Co. takes tho Still Valley- eymoon. Both aro employees of the ei melon wh ch had-fallen from hie done on the lake formation. Another Bloomsbury.i contract aro that traffic, Hopatcong Hosiery Mills and have speeders, which shows over 25 per hat county funds could not legalli y ba itewartsyllle, celebrated . the tf.vqlfth arms to the sidewalk and busted ' :;:-ft»m^,of- expense was the construction cent of the drivers of vehicles disre- (Continued on i>age"2.-)."r."rhr:™ nntvei'sary Tuesday night. Threaten- will not be Interrupted during thu con- been residents of Washington for near •™W oman drinking tbiee straight ao_^^J of the park\ en trance ln;Youmans ave- gard tho caution signs at crossings and Tg"\veaLirei^miV"tH6':eiToct of keeping struction period. One-h.ilf-of the. load ly-.:.two years'... They, will .make- their dai berore leaving fountain - •? -v nue, near-Broad street, .This cost $1C3. vill bo concreted at a time, thus'iper- take a chance on being struck by a lany away, but still.there was.a'lavKC home with tho bride's brother. Fat ]adv giowllng because she The work on tho driveways and the train. - • ' ...... attendance, delegations coming from nitting uninterrupted traillc ,until the care of tho - park in general incurved ; : OPERA'HOUSE THEATRE'; intiro road is completed. The total Washington Band in Demand. couldn t pcisphe and tne thermom" j the councils in Phillipsburg, Belvidere ett-i iLgistered 94 * an expense of,?4C0.10.-i ,In addition, the 1 Tho Temple of Motion Pictures. ai;'il AVaahington. Plans were made at [.mount at,,, cement construction"on:;ihls Tho Washington.,-,.Band, which did Tower Company Change. * Plans. 1 Rival bootleggers giving each other f>- flowers fot'the beds'Sver1 e donated by "Aflwuvs Cool in Summer'. this meeting for a union picnic of the •outl will^bo 35,7iiO square yards. ^x. so much to.advojii&e tho borough last Alonzp J.^'lJi'yan. i.i^.;.//; ,, The New Jersey Power & Light-Co., Tho liead o£ the Tigho Construction' -"year;^ gave ~s\\6'ii general satisfaction thp high sign , , Pictures CliaiijjG'Everv Day. councils of Warren County in observ- Man living to light clgai at empty v • A votfrVqWvhanksMvav; s given Charles fhtch.- is ....building; an electric power «U—E-A—L" • ance of Sons and Daughters of Liberty >. is B. B. Tigho who Is a resident of that its"'iservices aro in still greater iie- Temperly.'.foi tlie Interest he took in no eastward through Warren county, 'fllotf; Weather EnterlaJiuuent" Day. It will bo hold at E'ushklll Park PliHUpsbiirs. Ho has been associated iimn this year. Tho band has the fol- alcohol lamp I •the construction of the lake. . " has- veered from Its original plan, on Saturday, August 12. or many years with Edward. Mile?, lowing engage-ments made, and a num- Toid cuilng car (1914 model) con -Tin: park committee was authorized which was to establish quarters ' in The •Welcome,-,Summer Attraction. with olilces in the DraUo Building, ber of others are being ' negotiated. tnlning foui men and a billy goat * to make nmiiigementa to purchase a Washington and work towards Hack- Just :i. word to the lovers of motion Ampmnii Advocate Council No. 64, Easton. The;latlw ivcently retired from To-morrow night (Friday), at Annan- •\\ oman on hot day with o.A tlia < l!1UliJl°^r\\-^- 'I1*0, making,-n> '"apccial". Sons, .anil•-Daughters, of ..Liberty, ..will .; power layvn ,moworrfor -lisa:; early -next ottstown. Tho now route, comes within the llrm and his placo has been taken tlnle; July 20, Port Murray: July 27, paint sweated Off "^ "-'- spring;:-v'-Tho.:: committee • ;- -was1-"- al.so a, mile-oC. the western limits of Wash- li-ive during July and August. Every have installation of ofiiccrs Tuesday by Eugene Kinkcad, of Hudson County, Long Valley; July 2S, Grandin, near Man fiom Hardwick townsh'p luuk- autlfoiized; to purchase a permanent ington thorough and then swings over lictui-e a master production, a 100 per night. Tlie Good and Welfare Commit- who has been associated with the llrm Clinton; Aug'ist 2. „ Spruce Run;, Aug- Ing aiound -muin ai,ri.t;i, and —rttnar\ steel flag.pole', with ;n weather varieJon. tho mountain, coming out.on.the main :ent picture, all the real big pictures tee will also serve refreshments. Plans for several years but not In au" active ust 10, Musconetcong Valley, Hamp- ing how things had changes in \Va3h toil. The', pole will cost $73 arid tho road south of the cemetery and contin*. of the year. will bo mado at that time for a series vay. He will now take*., nn not.ivn-pfirt .ton;.August ll^thaver. ,. • ,, ington slnco ho was heie fifteen years weather vano-$20.' " uliig to Hampton. It is said that the" ~ TO-NIGHT—Thomas Atcigban in of class initiations during " tho lioxt t'ith the company. ago ; destination "of tho company is Flom- "CappeylilticU's" from the groat play. •ear. • It vyns reported that ono of the ilno % Notice. Woman starling up phonograph at maple trees in tlie western part of the [ngton, . FRIDAY, July 21~."Ladic:i Must. Tho Huntc'nlon-County Federation'of Mr. Kinkend was formerly sheriff f octoot a m and then pioceedlng to Live" with Betty Compson. Mado by \ncl later Congressman from Hudson •My. wife having lcft;:my bed park liad, been practically ruined by __"~eadQuarter3 for the workmeji have, (Continued on., pace -4.) _ . county and has long "boon onc of tho boardd, I will not be responsible for ffct bi el 1 fast hreaking.Voff'V/'limUflV':* The treo was been established at tho soutjiern end the man who made tho "Mlraclo Man." : .... ~_ B'-«i""' hnttle of olivesôn aidowalk ^ His only picture since that master- active loaders of t]10 Democratic par- any bills contracted by y-Jier.- = worth., about" $10 to the park. The of plen Gardner. Here a'barn is being ty in New Jersey, Tice, Oxford, N. J. .1 _• ltp in front of A &?P Qtoro S"- amusement: committee reported that used as a moss room and several tents piece. .This Is as big in drama urnl aa VBilly" Vey sells • Foi*(L.Carg. 'Phono Frantio mother chasing runaway mighty in them. 139, Hackettstown. •-••••. t£ the merry-go-round and the sliding ave boon erected for sleeping quar- Success Potato Diggers. bnhv carriauro v hloli ahe had forgotten , boai~« were not Jo use.this year, for the SATURDAY, July 22—Elaino Ham- Automobiles Painted. to lock before going Into store ters, • ''• "When-you need your aullomobile BARNET & WALTERS, reason-that with incapacity of about m&'slcin In "Why Announco Your Sons* are- running their an- Hardware, Union Square, Phillipsburg. Three automobiles passing on ono ^ 20. there; ;.>ere 24 crowded onto It last Marriage." • • finished It would bo well to consult R. John W. Zaiulll Sa.vs: "Look Here!" nual J.Giy Cleamnce Sulc starting FriF - S. Smith on prices, also If you have .side- of trolley tracks in Washington {summer. '. - \ •' , •'<'<• One dollar off on all Mon's .Oxfords. COMING NEXT WEEK, July 24th, day. Bai'ijahis-galorehil . SeS o addd on-PagP o iv Opens Grocorj" and Lunch Koom. •a\enue without eithei leaving the con "\'-lt is hoped In time that tho park will "Glass Houses," "North of Rio any furniture to bo repaired and re- kVork--Blii>e3 at good p'ricus. Children's jGrande," "FdotllBhts," "Conquest of 2, Section 2, .;-:--. • ,." ' \\JJ, C. Slater wishes to announce ho croto—an»l they said it - •be fully equipped and that there will shoes and sneaks all reduced." Ladj.es' flnlshod phon,G\54-R3, or drop a. card to •will open grocery, store Thursday, done. also I'wiftrrangements mado so tint Caiman," "Gi-eat Impersonation," 60 W. Warrcii Sti and I will call for v Sport Oxfords ?3.00. All Ladies' Sum- 'Loves Masquerade." ^ l July 20th ilso lunch, chicken dinner Green motorist 'balllngr. mechanic;to. there will always be some one In charge mer Footwear at cost price. Bargains ^ ' Cano for Sato. Sundajs at 7~cj. Washington Tea help him start car and.: looking _ foolish i BO, that tho equipment will not be dam- in low shoes, sizes from 2 to 0V4, USc C^ Special Attention. 1,000 ' foot., hanks. All grades. $1.35 6 4t > Room, ne\t to Eckel's Garage It when mechanic told him'to throw on- aged^ ..." • ' • '. : \u ; : . ': If >ou want to see something o^ per hunk. Went by Parcel Posv hU switch a\ "Billy" Vey sells genuino Ford, parts ceptlon'llv fine in pictuic do '/'jiot EASTON FURNITURE CO. Starrett's Tools. Steel Tra> A\Hiccl Barroil=; Mother eating loilypo^ and giving It is • never too lato to,.-. mond, bilt and has the best Fjml mechanics, miss Viola Dana in "Glass HouscSi 1S-30 So. Fourth St., Easton. BARNET & WAILTERS, BARXET £. WALTERS, the' baby tin occasional Buck fy*" that^ls no reason why you should cod 'Phone 139, Hackettsfow^\ tf Monday, July 24th. Thomas Meighan in Hardujie, Union Square, Phillip blu-g- Hardware, Union Square, Philllpsburg Girl with bobbed hair doing the Mon- •die yoiiribad habits indefinitely, v, "Gappy Ricks" tonight is a better DonVt fail to attend Groffs)* Sons day family wash. Myers KItjhcn Pumps. picture than tho ''Sheik." Seo "'Ladies 1 IJBloobs—"I'.believ1 o in" taking n. tnnn July Clearance' Sale which starts Fri- ^ Louo Bros H S. Paint. "Billy * Voy sells tho best jseu cars Deaf man dodging. Vannatta'a JToad at hls^face-vdlue. ' Sloobs—"GeeirYou BARNCTv,.S. WALTERS, Must Live." : Friday and • Saturday, day, July 21st See add on Page 2, BARNET' &• WALTERS, at lowest prices. 'Phono 139, Hack truck which had approached noIs—- n (talk like, .a barber." , , "Why" Announco Your Marriage,' L Hardware, 'Union. SquaredPhillipaburg. Section 2 Hardwire, Union Squiie, I •hlll!psburgr ettstown. p tf ll> GETTING KEADY FOR CHAUTAUQUA LCharlos TUxliorh, a former res has btMjii-IuVNewllrk hospiluJ fur etuven b weeks. Ho ia1ini>rovingr:slowly. -. r- , success, no aintcttUr 'will b3 exper- Some frienils'.viflUcd "our place" nt G,r:M. Pldcock. Julius Becker and ienced «in/tflclllng the COO gunraiiteea. Mountain Lake, the .othor night, nnd I Stock Reducing |«rk';;toil^.Mi'S.';.^Charles; George Hawk' mudo JI bualncsa trip to. Last year's sales were nearly, 700.. taking nilyanlnKC of oar absence;"placed Flemlngtorion Thursdny. Tho guarantors this year number a large itlirii -with the words "BoardeiH 108, as against 35 last year. They ure: Wauled" on tins porch post. Since i^-TKeifirer Ja; •entertaining = J.-S. Picket and Rov. Arthur Wilson ttSÎi6ulso:;'. ,Buen;k v and made a business trip to Schooloy'a V.Vsley Fleming. John P. Cook, F. I\ thtn wo: h.ivo been deluged with let- Ami'*;-Albert' • Buerek, or • Mountain on Monday. MeKitiKtry. Floyd Major, S; M. Tress- ters from various people applying »>'' 1 lor. Alonzo J. Hryan, Abe Lewinsky, boiml, until" we havt* concluded that it [liw^Louiad ."Bursararof1 ..J. . S.,Plckol has sold 22 Immune S^Tand :railsa -.Charlotte binders this season, Frank Shampanore, B. B. Tllrdsall, C. must also have liut-ii |it)l In tltoSTAH'o „ ^_,^ttitiOninBe, V.'^:l1;;:Smith \V. tlano. Wlllwnl AtleBcr. G. R. Ufh-Cont-a-Word columns. or~™ iourso Miss liiiey SluiiiulH of KuslOri wjit-nt cln. N. U. ParliH (Port Murray). • Homeliody put up a Joko on us, nnd we RttUlerford '.were t week-end ijueals at a. few days with her grand pa rents, Mr. O. llolliugswortli Mo3t»s, C. W. 1-nrce, suspect a man on Broad • street who jv- *Eret«,rinome,;J;l,:.^5!-^.iviii nnd Mrs. O. It. ^tt cently tried going without' hla balluse.s , O.frs; \Vlllfam and Mrs. John Floyd Cievellnffi Charles Tilxm, W.. S. Established .Over nearbx-iacHooIa'^n Yl-n -;; v, Ttitroniuniu, H.: S.. Fritts, Thoa. i^".- ror lliu first;time."; / -: '... ' , Banner off N Newark, spent tho w kd trlch, John 'S. Wagner, K. AUmums j - at Furmersville, with Mrs. .Kgnrs sister, Mrs. William : Since 100,000 Vllet.nntl family.' • F \V .Thomas, J. N. "Wagenhurst, M^. Here'is one of the letters received: ' .H$Efc&Fftri»?lir attending the v> Little Ethel Uuticr,'- of Fhillipsburn \\'< Lone. F.VR.Alleman, Hurry Co- My frend ' ..-'.' hîlleafciio Conference nt Drew* .•jpeiil a few dnys with her grandpar- hen, 12. JT.'TDeVoe." 1 link i must Ituvu sninu' vi-at und my •'"-isid*' In Use ': nlnary ^Madison. •;,,^ ,i.,;..;v.,: , , ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jami« Hut lor. -...:. : Fred Stevenson. CJeo. W. Miller, Mrs. jfollces two grenti fader und moiler.mifl 3roa?,' of,"Mjprristown,' road: con-, " Farmers are short of help' in (jetting \; U. WulWvti. J. IV II.ir.cc. Frank.C. aremakln(s a deep cut at th'e their crops in." .•:-.,. ; , ' . • jiwyi'r, Fred Campbell, F. A. Kobort- famle"u»o* veekes"*ln Agulst anny times j " 7t»i ,'-T^.ng--Valley road; •T-iarl Plokpl nindo -a business trip to ion, Paul Schlndenaky, P.iul Rehn, Btitcs us, done dont barkek" only In do ollîsil)elnff e ff Helvideru on Friday. J 1 ,. ... '.'.'. John K. O'.N'eill. Mi«. C. K. Va.-.s. • 'its"liutifiy'itvii v'e cann do'somes. po Atom of horses belonging to a James ii. Johnston, Kugirne L!n:ibor- IVIIM vcn mccla yet yom<"? • rwly—»Ieh r{dt;Creatmoores"near, the^Hunterdo. ., n :County farmer on tho McCluufe'h farm on ry. Raymond Major. F. U. Hegeler. Al nice plac in de'montan lakes, vat more !r."and Mrs. Charles Sergeant anil Uloonifibury Heights, ran away on Ii'ri- liert S. Gardner, Ed. A. Heavers, Wm. rest i (lout see c'An dare bee. i pay y°« T. 'Cyphers. Mn.; A. B. Groff, Kdna G. nice plzes ben wo :iir done und t.Iss ' .Sllker* of.Scliooley's— --. - . Mountain clay. breaking thu wagon to pieces. over and'v."c * bee TOVjift'l imrl saw •KKd?Srrs7iChaile3.SHker of this place t Ô0nc wa.s hurt. Sa»on."\Viu. H. TJr.indo'.v;.S. ii. LSbby, J^guSmtVBuiidayât w Eudtl Lake; Miss James" T. Smith "haa sold his peach Wm H Axfonl. It. R. Chnmborn, Wm. truljlo ven we nnist teevev . i leuvo my j KyStSriJhoS.bf Schooley-s Alountain basket factory to a city man. Boyt'l Crevelinir. Howard S. VanOver. saw monys uouke tu your to cccure *-aiMi\tilns'rtnikAvcek .with-her aunt, Wm. V..- Griinth, C. R. Anderson, my-d<>t.* oan vo us do Oto Bille 2 urm Nick Evc-rly has pmehasedthe Luke 1 bei'or Moiulay und satei-dy und dis git ^ „._.." Charle- s \Sllker-. „, •,. . _ „ propertopyy on Brunswicickk avenuevenu. Daniel V. Wyckoff. Mrs. Klla McCrea, nioore monys, i vil hoc round und EiThe:congregation: of Lower Valley Charle~ - s Tuxhor- - n and- famil- •-y expect to Oron H. Perry, C. L. Str>'her, Alvin F. move to town soon. Flort'j-. Robert B. Groat, C. II. Fortl, converco will yous m-xt fridy at middle , •£Mbjfterian .church' will hold their day. i cant tat mutch dis tyne in tic Mrs. Frank Cline spent Friday and Marrv L. Smith, John 12. Mocker, J. day. iig'•services will bo' omitted Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Am2j II. Bryant, John W. Zanelll, A. David- ,«JW ,;ov;cni_nfe',; owing to the Miller-:it HHarmony. son, L. C. Optlyke. A. C. Zuck. M. W. pi use do mal; it cost less as can bee. aenco* of'Hov. O. :S.' Yerger of Long , AnizI Miller and two .sons of Har- A7anov«r, H. If. [Ht^pltrey, Charles nu-stsavo sone tinK« «t my rest time, ,lley;;;who with' hls\ daughter, sites mony called, on J. S. T'ickcl on Friday. M. Williams. last tinecosto so more i dont pey more atrlco -Xerger,"Is spending a vacation : Mrs; Jamelson of Canister, N. Y., re- A. S. Harle, A. II. Smith, D.-B. Lau- has 'two. A'YelauYcs'fct-New York. turned to her homt- on Friday after Jiach, Mrs. Arthur Sandys. Mrs. AnRO- You kind frlml, Miss Tlbrolhy'James of High Bridge .upending three weeks with her daush- Una Thompson. Robert C.Lannlng. W. 1II3NRI ZUIRY. isya' recerit'guest of Miss* Mildred ler. Mrs. Frank C. Hoffman. M". Groff, H. O. Kehler. P. W. Wand- • • * Haroltl Sargon spent several weeks ing, A. T. Sickles. Mrs. W. A. Cat- Speaking of Mountain Li.ike reinimls • . «.„« ™.™ ."chard Ecaity.were en-. iihedVlast^week'ljy. Mr. and MrsMountain. . not mean the palfiit *;v.'/.ing people J SirL-l.T^CoriiiRh'^Tr., F. J. LaP.iew, "" -"ahnaifi"-at l enwell., William Charles S. Creveling returned lo the Mrs D. Bunelurk. Frank T, Nutze; with such "awful" reputations) are so- __rmt : Bernnrdsvllie Is spending a Stute hospital on Friday nlglu for .treat- Mrs. Celia V. Wandllng. W. II. Me-journing at various nearby "iK-aches" •wWek'nt-the "Beatty home. ment. Miv CreVflins was a printer and Kinney. like .Mountiilu Lake. Culver Lsike. Cran- ~-."and. Mrs. • I.cvi Farrow anU son.>vas In the coal business with tUe A. MVa. Henry Johnston, Chester ,Shaf- berry Lake, etc., etc., and Hint a*lot ' of'High 'Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. G. Creveling L-stabllshtnent. of them nr« inking along a liberal sup- •, R. C. AVarmon. C. A. Florey, Mrn. ply of cltroiiella and mosquito* chaser, The Old Reliable „ — Sffhckhamnier and Mrs. Anna Thomas Hoffman has returned after II. F. Groff.-A. T. Zanclli, Michael and some of thorn take along "chasers" ^rarrow'were Sunday guests of Mr. and spenditig several days at Atlantic City. Rosolierry, IT. K. Sayre, C. B. Smith. of another kind. £MrB.\WiMam Hann;at Anthony. Mrs- lieuben Slri-et of Phlliidelphia U. U. Florey. Archie Lance, John K. fe^CT--^ aâ-licjvis'' Sllkcr of; Little has returned after spending two weeks Cooke. Wm. K. Teel, Geo. F. Kaufman, • Dpeirt"Su,haay .it Budtl Lake. with her daughter. Mrs. .1. Carl Picke!. The shades'of Volstead have not yet j 1 Jr., W. W. Ciisiner. ,»,«»>«.' Augusta -Duff ord had as recent Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tuxhorn. .Mrs. been pulled down securely. 1 fluestsVRpy, Kdrsl". of High Bridge and Charles Tuxhorn and sou of NVwirk PIANO •••,,. I '"lebrge^GanVof^ClIntori. _* > ;; ' ' called on Mrs. J. S. Pickel on Saturday. Occasionally we all hear'good things | CELEBRATION TO of ourselves. A large l'road St., New-j •.vihd.-Mrsy'Roy • Sutton "•• and MIHS bury A. C. on Saturday at this place, ark, store sent this cheering letter tin thea Sutton of- Anndridnle ami Mr.the scoi'fc being 10-t) in fuvorbf Ulooins- OPEN NEW ROAD a hot day: "You have without a doubt has been sold in New Jersey over 40 years, and known aWrs; Horace Wood of High Bridge (Continued froni_ l 1) one of the finest weeklies wo have \yrwe, Sunday 'guests > nt the Neighbour Mrs. Messinger untl daughter of ever won.- in fact, IT IS IN A CLASS Philadelphia are .spending some time ; BY' ITSELF." and sold from Maine to California. Your opportunity Hi;Mr:^'ancl'Mrs. William LaTourette of with Mrs. Cloorgo ii. Knuner. ion's L'ommlttee is Clarence' K; Stover. I|p6t(ersville.have been visiting their Mrs. Adarenu Creveling of Philadel- Josoph Ilaytis ami ICImer E. WycUotV. Speaking of mosquitoes, the pesky iabh,yjolm -LaTourette and fumily of phia spent several days with her daugh- These two committees will yet to-things have returned like the prodigal of purchasing dirept one of the oldest and highest •Cr?Btriioor. >•;••/• • ter, Mrs. Harluiu Apgar. gether and make the general plans. son for the fatted calf. Around those ' -Frank Aygar ' and Mrs. James Carpenter of Huntington Nothing "definite has been, done up tolake lesorts. where tobacco smoke „_„ , of High Bridge, have spent a few days with Mrs, Theu. Ken- this timi>, consequently the STAR win- keeps 'em away, the only man who grade instruments is offered you now on . •••<.;; nedy. not sive any further Information. Utn:i smokes. falls In soft with the ladies. Sen visiting Mrs. Apgar's parents, Mr. Unit the celebration •will 1)3 on a bigTho mosquito hop, with the mosquito Rev. and Mrs. Hawthorne are off on scale, anil in evrry way a credit to the furnishing tho music, is al.so very pop- x „„ . of Newark their vacation. • = : various Interests of the Borough. As ular ; those days of dance-mad young .las been visiting,hia grandmother, Mrs, Rev. and Mrs. William Burd and one Councilman put If. Washington people. ."Allle-HbltmaW at-Lower .Valley. daughter spent a few days In town will maintain its reputation of not do- YOUR. OWN TERMS M?JIrsV Frank Hoffman of Lower Valley Rev. Bird preached an excellent sermon lnjr anything hnif way. Eapent'parfof this week: with hen'pa/- in the M. K. church on Simday eve- 1 Again speaking of mosquitoes, Alvin "tenta, Mr.- aridairs. F. C/Pfelffeiv ning. • A l>l£ feature of the-event will I) ? Florey. who used to live over In "I'TITI- .fc?;Mr; and-Mrs. Elijah Apgar, Warren an automobile parade over the course sylvunla "Dutchlnnd." says ho wonder- •••••• ' • ' ' (Within Reason) • ' !' ; . ' '." "J[ land George. Apgar. of Bornarcisvlllo vls- of the new coneme road, Washington ed then v!:y anybody lived in .Jersey. *" 1 "relatives;hero on Sunday., HARMONY, being the starting and finishing point. -The automobiles will be decorated in , ' Tan is a fovarlte ' shade just now OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE ^ " wo re ^"recent '[ju^^ts HI itti: t h*1 linme Mr. and Mrs. Amzi Miller and Mrs. •i hL'flUing manner and citizens will liv among Warren countmns. •.'. '• •'..' .. :"] : &'b£.;CharW".>Sllker. Rose Dewitt are spending. u week in asked to decorate their homes and i^tK*Mrs.'y.Rose •• rApgar" nnd f. daughter. Ne»v Yurk elty." "•' " " l.laces of business. When we read . feverishly In last EThelma;srof •'Chicago, are visiting the Mr. and Mis. Ilyjali Hamlen of Pliil- There will t»e a big dinner after the week's STAR that "son. aged DO nnd 7. j irme^s^paTents.'Mr.'-aritl Mia, Jacob .Mpshnrg- and Arthur Hntnlen nml family panido and the pnilcibilities are that attended tho funeral of 134-year-nlu i ot Loi»atcong spent Sunday with Mr. this feature will he haiull.,'d by thvKeiiUickliui," we' were getting Inter- ' iiss. Rllla M.i -Apgar of Annandale and Mrs. Stewart Hamlen. 'Womnn's "societies of one oC the local ested. But we might have known there Used Uprights from $125 up , been 'Vlsfting her-, cousin. Alta Daniel Deckert has returned home churches. was if catch in it somewhere. It wan *PhllhoVer,-bf-Horfmnns. - - - aftur having, his tonsils removed at the • Speeches will bo made by.prominent a; misprint.'' The other son was 57, VtJz-Mrs:cGertrude Ogden of "Washington University hospital, Philadelphia. men, one of whom will be Governor not 7. ••• • • : iiB spending a fortnight .with her.uncle, Mrs. William Rlley is spending some Edwards, who can undoubtedly be pre- \£Etiomas-Fritts, and family at FleaKant weeks -*,vith relatives In Phillipsbu^K an(T vailed upon to visit Washington for "We know \ you will lie delighted to :Groye3ivMr.s.:Fritts:is visiting her son. Delcware Park. this occasion through tho huiuencc of know that a whilt! spo^hns been din- PEASE PIANO POLICY Lr.-Frittsrviind ^family .at High Miss lla liuckbpe of Phillipshnrb vis- tho Highway Department. Another covered on Mars that covers 300.000 Ige. î.Vei*a ,;Ader- is home from ited, Mr. and Mis. Philip Winter over speaker will he T. J. "Wosser, State .square miles of surface' '! '! 1 :Uo'-her aunt, Mrs: Lewis Kams, at Sunday. Engineer. These two prominent men. MONEf. BACK rjCrestmoor." .;.••• Mr. and Mrs, Howard, Cline enter- not to mention others who may b" A mayor in Ohio recently resigned in SPECIAL EXCHANGE OFFER ™Ba\-id Lutes has iccovcrcc! from sum- tninoil rt'lalivtjs from South Eoston secured, will prove a hlg canl liidniu sgust. Said he donated his §2,f>00 sal- Tn slinw you our confidence in. the won- Kineri-grip."' •%;;,< >'• r,. • • -: Sunday. . fng ppoplo to Washington for miles ary to charity; cut the city budget over Every instrument fully- warranted and spSMrs.'PhillpiAder. a.id daughters .were Steward Hamlen hail a number of around. • , ' SSO.OOO; nnd only live taxpayers thank- derful bargiiins we are ofTeving during- this iguestsrlast week of the fonner"K sister, chickens stolen one night last week. ed him. "We'd hate to tell you wli.it we guaranteed to be as represented or money ^Mrs.-ill-:hol: d their annual picnic dinner Juiy ,',27,-. on the-away:-.'-"-- -.;•'"• ' • •" • .-.r-•!,•;- tioiis/and-the I'oisfl tests.- The number !/THE INSTRUMENT OF QUALITY was more than 4,000 'in '• excess: of tho AlvMrT^Rd'lIrsrWillliim Ahiey and-iam- lawn oC Mr. and Mrs, Xew.'is Aycrs at The matter was referred .to'.the sew- USE^THIS-^ Petersburg. • • •' V ; •• '' • er romTiiiitco.for a further conference licenses .granted by the department in Hlyi of -Harmony.'.passed.LSuhday:,ii3Vlth ;-:-".Tho '"MisM.ts'^Bculah ' ansl Hobertsi witli' the'Eorough 'Attorney. " ' June- of • lust -year.: . Thus far "this *hls patents';' MrJantl Mrs.' George Amey. month more than' 8,000 applicants have '-•- — • - -.— — - - • ..,.--- |t^ Leigh have been spending' the " past ,__ of- Sarepta visited 1 ;:. A petition was received from six passed •• tho. necessary '••' examinations COUPON week twith IVIr; and Mrs'. John CrUsen operators • of soda fountains In tne CLEAR.AS A BELL .,.„ ,-,5s Relatives at Hazen on Sunday. -•' > at Hackettstown. - • borough'protesting over the. ordtnanci and been granted their • driving li- 1 .••;•Hiss:Jessie.Henderson of; Jersey- City imposliis' a tax of $25 • a year upon so censes. •••'••.'' ' ' '•••"' is visiting her" grandparenfts, Mr. and;0a ifotintairis. They' claimed they won ^liltANTHQNY: •;..; : : Gentlemen: .' , , J "The hiKliest class Tiilking Maelune in Ihc.worii."^;',?, •JIi's, Jos.-Haiialer. •' - ; " '" • ' ali-pjidy taxed for 'fountain1 s under Changes in Franklin School' Hoard.. Miss Mae • Harris accbmpatiied by personal property tax; that they em- There1 Is oiie new facu on the Frank- UPRIGHT MODELS V iili'Mt.'ÎJeUarion!:.Community church, 7.IISS Esther Parry uf Bvittiiynife, is vi: :plov^labor just ns other 'riterchanti Kindly send me by I g'hbtes—Rev. R.iCj = Dougherty, pastor. lin Township Board i-of )3dui*'iUo!v,:and r L M h 1 lL itlng her sister, Mnj,~ Percy.'•„Apgar, ; {loiUiilLp-theyjire 9bllged_to pay a gov _t.-ill li."î ^:^-L.' .-^_S- T..1.. . .*r!ll l-jl-J^Î.-.Trrv*.-!/* f F\ 1 ii i r 1 t another vacancy wlll~al3o~_hayf>".to be _„ ^'rJuly \Vill .Asbury.;Piirk. ""'V-'1 '" ,- ' •"• ernmeht tax o"ir™aViUp's; "' ";"~" •"••"--- flllcdr-Elijah~Woire:i moved1 from that mail Catalog and sale ~ | livtalks^bearing. on ''E.ducatlon in the - .This ordinance has been effective towiiship to Harmony township near ; the subject will 1 since ,4prll, .1921,-âml the soda' foun- New Village, anil' the board "appointed price list aitd terms, j B •-•• HUNTINGTON :'."'• tain men : ]>altl^tho tax' lost year. Thin J. E. Rush of New Village to ill^'thc 1 ; : lessWtfriar^Tuiy^S^-Hbl 1 w Should Wo year they have defaulted, the tax being vacancy.' '" •' ''• " •'•••••; ' '•-'•. " • $Go.;A bD utr::tho ;Tcmperaheo Question." now three'months ovei-due. • . ' '• Frank >T. •Cdwley, 'vice-president of without any . obliga- I OfJulyVSO, "Home,and Foreign Misalons." . Mr, and Mrs. Williiini Bodin1 e of New- wAt;'thlH-tast: sbrvlco wo shall; consider ark spent from• "Wednesday, ."iiiitil Sun- A motion was passed to putthn mat; tho boa rtl, has also .resigned, being un- day evening as. the .guests of Mn-anr tor in -th* hnmls of the pi-dinanco cotn able to-give attention to'the duties of tion on my part. i itH'feaBairflity. of orgariizlnra mission- tho b[Hc»;t nTylt:.th::;r"vu.ca:ii;y wllj be f 'society. The pastor will endeavor Mrs Charles Stamets mlttee'wlth-powe1 r to draw'up a new 1 ha5?5;~£?»ipcclal speaker on this day Mish Anni Stockei is &pciuling faev- ortlinance, which Is " taken to mean filled at "tiiii- next, meeting. ' dh!^!" m Puachlng eral daj at the home of her unrle that the present .ordinance Is unsatii Befvicc"10 SO a. m CnurKa Rush, and farrdlj, at Lowci factory and (will be abolished. County Laiwrei'H' Get a Kaise. Saucon, Pa ™ Tha attention of Council was called Tn order to secure necessary l.ilioi to rt serious cavein of a storm sewer In county ..work, the Warren county MURRAY on Broad street, ut'tlic Intersection of board of freeholders have found it ad- BRIDGEVILIE Alleger street. It Is'a morc^crious at* visable to ra'so the.-scale of wages, fair i than .would seem at-first"sight; A following the 'example of Sussex and 1 F R s a^mr-Mr. *nd Mrs A S Boaffoss and son i [ other counties In thlsi respect. Mo t of the Itrmers have finished I general estimate is -that J500 1will l)o Hackettstown i2 Li ™ Show Rooms l^Dudloj*. Mt.iiuid Mi's iHrankvRobeson, haivestiug' ,, '' Ir.equired: to; mend the break in a; 'sub- The now scale will give laborers 40 Street 8 ith and'Richard, motored to Chestei t istim'tlal,, pB'rmunenC way. "Ko"1 matter lfl hday, wherfe they called wi relatives %Mr4 Kmrna Howard, "who lives with cent1 s per hour and foremen GO con's " , Open Evening's , ', Thu IUlnUPu. harvest home of the Poit John Hi\son and family, \i verv low [what the cost, however, the committee per hour n,urra& Saitist •chm-cli will be held S imucl IIl\son and fa rally of Lynd was! Instructed to have the workdone iVednesday.'July 20. ) ^hurst nie visiting relitirves hero "A! few;^bill3 were paid ns follows County Receipts for June. V Wm! Jiurdii Insurance bi;»Mlro- appai Receipts OL tho \n.rl of "AtlsstPjitinne £tbbeson*is spending H, atus $14 SJ, r\md ^rajor, meichandiso, ! NEW JERSEY WAREROOMS 57 HALSEY ST.^NEWARK jekTvIth horcouBlns, Nettle and Helen flri. u rcpoi led foi the month of J 1 le F 51^.57, C. D Repsc H Co 100 dog 11-weie as follows vh<.aon.

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oMccrtf will feel tlio highest sense of' wlno nt communion; but to only touch :•• Puttinff'lntoa'ucUpn-t ,_ personal responsibility in accounting to BROADWAY AUTO MISHAPS ! tho cup. ' i expressed; at.;baBeball."gunii , the Governor und to require ti system OVER WEEK END Terrible SIIIH, ranging from:diewlng tor In-P'cntont'n.enr^BtJf'Tîiifl;; (of checks and lminncen that will mako .1 Brondway • M. E. church. The nub- General News !: 1 gum to attending a. : motion-picture 'umpire, Chariest Bouzek^SS; .; it posslljlo for tho" Governor to keep jectH of'the scrmonn for: thi»'Sunday (Continued from pa go 1) «hou', wore among1 tho confessions mado jjherlit and father of fbur^cpll-, .ire, in tho morning, "Tho Story of MONDAY. the reiim of Slate iiffuirH w?H'Jn hund. 1 yesterday and today.•• "emiaral • confes- struck on the heacriwlthâ'bat, As Governor X would he obligated to Job" and in tho evmlng, "Mnn tho Mrs. diaries Powers, near Lock sion": tlayd at ShlloK Tabernacle, Zion phono polo that had been cut off three by Charley :s- Wioot^yr Uy'&fi ]>l»cc ai the Stato'.j dlHponal whatevsr Disciple" Tho subject of tho Friday feel from the ground. Thin throw the' Haven,''I'd,, WIIH Instantly killed when City, where Clenent'.- Overseer Wilbur 'spectator, : V 3 ~":-'iv'v\h!^dfZ biiHiness ability I possess absolutely evening prayer servic'o is, "Poeahon Ford car Into it gutter and It turned ftho was struck on the bend by a fall- (ilenu Vollva Irtilry ^'leaning SOUIH nt ' Trlpleti, txvo boys rand fa"i Sen. Frelinghuyseri to Make without stint'. ' ' •: tan." Tlio Sunday school picnic will lit Ing tree, filio watt engaged hi picking the rate of one per minute. Vollva 'weighing eight pounds, J,wern held in Gibson Park on Wednesday; turtle, pinning AIc.Muhan undeim'iitn. huckleberries on thu mountain about a "Tho money to pay thoHC officers and Ilowimin «top[ied- niid with th" aid iiiamhullctl tho. pcntteuiu Into .tho llrut •Mm. •! Robert * Grny,"-ut r'Newfi Three Speeches This employees, the money.-1» -keep" thu July 2Gth. --;.—.. half mile from her home. A utorm blew three rowH of feats lit tlie auditorium, of other men righted thu car and re* down a dead tree. Ky. All threo'. of tho • babies^-. l(,. - wards and maintain the many Instllu- Mrs. Joseph Holdren, of Raston, was leased thu Imprisoned driver. AIcAlfe nepcntiince was bUHlncvMliku and prac- and thriving. aTho-mother-.welfttB.ortl; tlonH.tl.e money to build roads,bridges an over fcJunday guest of Mrs. Theo. hun hud a UIUUUUIUUM escape. Wlillt* SlivrlfT H. II. Uuvall -n?i«l olght im'n lic.il, «-Cuiir«*.*-j-Iuii und i'cpenU:iiiHt wuru 100 pounds. In tho same rielghoofl and tunnola, ail State expenditures, Bodlno. ho is laid up this week, his injuries wero killed nnd a Ijirge 'utiintjcr wouud- rnnrluptfil on tlm linen of «n exchanse Mrs. Ruiidolf Holbrook - rccentlyî. comes from the people in some form ol Mr. and Mrs. A. 13. Segulno ai»ei consist of.nothing more serious than id In u light uL tin- Cilflun mine of tho desk In a bis department Htorc. birth to -quadruplets, iweighlnffihi^total! Gov. Edwards Busy Man. taxation,:.Therefore, taxes'must bo im- tho week-end With Mr. and Mrs., M. a badly sprained ankle. ; Hlnhlnud Cnnl Coinpaiiy. ton miles from pOHed carefully and enforced cqull li. Snydcr, of South Bangor. Wt'llsburg, near tliu l'unn.Mylvnnia Htalc of 24 pounds; but aHsubaequenpy^dled,*; AlcAlahan is n civil service cmpioyeo TUESDAY. Striking .irchofBe of dy: 'Something akin to life Is likely to be ably," Win, James. Ciibson, of..Wnshlnglon line, In West Virglnlu. Tho mine, which Krank l'UKloiit*. 51. of Went KfiHton. Injected Into' the. Jersuy campaign'ihls and Mrs Addio Cole and Mrs. Emma and does not require a license to oper- had been working on an -open Khop his pick, Andro Hajek. of ate a car. However, several citizens baKlB, WIIH attaclii'd by a large Party of died In a Philadelphia huHpit-tl as a re- •was killed by a shower of . Week by, ,tho appearance of . United • It IH regarded na very probable tha Wolf visited Mrs. Sarah Lance Thurs- have complained to thu stato uulumo-j sult of drinking a strung' .soltitiun of : States Senator Krcllnghuy3cn at four. day. • men I rum over tim i'viniHylvania JJne. by tho blast. _'/• *v ', In view of the Com m Ian loner's uttltud< bile Inspector :mil insisted that tho After the fight they hurned the tipple. i.iUHt.cuutfaat tlifiilant of the atcrUng , Philadelphia wilt hold^the « meeting!/ . The Senator appears to fthe iiupfftlon of•."economy-Jn-thc> Stat ..Mr. and Mrs. Paul Crlnpln.of Hay I'milnclHCamnnnv', on~lti>* South Hid... I 1 •":)n*?;'"r-'"?'l'V"??atyr'ia""n!sJit and Uuti' u.i«u bu reported • to tho Motor Vnhlelo "ijlsnnci" Jsr ZIS2S~liVn'*,^.ICI*rilI< • hftv»-»\J3fr<-n*'T t-> Hi., fi.r-1. IhiiL-wIiil.-lu u -• stan[?j*.£h!r.var.!i*. is, o: riill;^c:u:.!.w June -07" lie took abottlo from a box 1 1 "Co *.'£ riinVLii t" ""ii"i ttl Ttij ti'.ii .",'UTx.it.itJiT, "SH day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S, Department. """" '•'• '"'"• "•': "" 350th anniversary of the'fllgnlng'of .tha the prliri&ry may be easy for hlm.'jitncfl | fo,.m otiiiuMasuea ofthe 1 dropped duad from aiioplexy whlli! u*«e(l for ieo in preserving chemicals, he is practically unopposed in his party, D.Criapln. Supplementing this Is u resolution bathing at Atlantic City. "Wiilln wni«t i-n-iw.t ;: -...., I-c •.•.•a*.*;r, inJ tr-o,; a} aJuclanitlon of Independence^ :Th'ii ' ho .will have, some hard slcldinsatthe , Rvv. H. 15, Ci'oslund entertained hit paiiHcd Tuesdny ntsM by Warren tiw|» in Unj unicr he yompliiint'tl or drink, falling to the floor in agony. 1 amtion WJIK <)*>rir>, wax accidentally shot nnd kill- State .Motor Vehicle Department. ed by her husband. Stray dogs wero increased rale.? tor Ih" Kl.'inincton Ing pinna for an active and tipgr**'j\vo. end with relatives at Matawan. tho evening service they motored to Wiiti'r rfimpftny. JPjnd f»-y*»t y;_ i 1 Thin rfsnlutlnii riH'iti'H tho c.iso •jmd • (•haslris n V.r.ic fox owned l>y tltu r.inu- r v rampiLiirrt. not only for SennU'rJ-iiut fm •••Mr. and lire."..Joscp.i Petty am Alt. J'DCQP.O !n !4J>."-liil it feW iliiy'A. '• tlxcd JI« a minimum i:hnn;i- for tlat ser- daughter Jlnttic spent. Sunday wl*.l Chas. U. Wandllng, of Alpha, wat calls 'attention to tlia fact that AIc- cr. Herinc oin- <>r tin- doi;** »;oininjf An. lri»1|ptnn?nt against, ten £pc; Governor", with the dry issue; the trol Miiimti was driving vin_* ear while in- j towards Hie hnu.se Woodull picked up vice. For meter serviii: a rate of :M charging connplracy to defiupd the loy fore case and other important (iu?s- relatives at rhillipMliurg. the guest of his sister, Mrs. Saral cent!* n 1,000 g.ilIoilK for thu drat 10.000 T,iiiU'O Sunday. toxicitlcd; that drinking la habltu-il; lii.s BUM. AH hi- went nut «>f the kili:Iicn r'nitM stfito out of *noro than $1000- tlons to be i)ro3ented to the 'voters in Mr. anil Mrs.- Fred Hummer, o with him and that his proHL'tic4' un Uiu door tliu gun U'.IH dischai-Kt'd and thegallons lined during otry riuiirtfr; HO ScnuTton, . spent Sunday with liii Mr. and Mrs. Krancis Northrup, of (fiuw for the next l.'.oni; "T> ccntA fnr 000 in connection with the disposition such faphion that all will know what highway makes it unsafe for other Io;iurch. The farmer did not know the IK-xt 100,000, and !!» wnix for .ill Mrs. Rebecca Hoffman IiatI tv .. Sunday wjih l\lr. and Mrs. Walter over 1-5,000. The r era I grand . jury which has , been :ih; Goveij lwiy-ds lhai d the flrat on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Trod Graine Bowers. i to establish by proof what Js slated fall to tlie Iluor. the. nropcrty nt $1(10,000, and arranged bin comlanl oE?viHitoiri s at tho State nnd family, Mr. ami Mrs, John Gra: f3. V. Bcr.-y went to New York City in ihf resolution." the schedule to return a gross revenue .session at V> ashlngton D (J, since uamp reserx-nrtioe n at Sea Girt, I-Vidayy, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Budd, of Rock Friday and Joined his wife and daugh- Seven nnw shop roxltn:itely Jlifi.t'iO a year. June 1 investigating tho,transactloria; away. Chicago, Milwaukee and 'St. l'aul Itail- Airs. ItuclK'l Edwards, who -Tdled ; at- andd, whilhiel threateninthati g weatheathe r kekeptt ter who have been spending two weeks Unneaxunably cold weather was re- raimy atheme, those who conferred ant Mr. and Mrs. John Niper had tv. with Mr. and Mrs. I\ U. Berry, o' There was an accident on tlie Naz- road, and seven eity pollcemoii were Oberlln, Ohio, at the ago of 98. ivaa not artth-Hethlcheam i>ikc between II and RUfferlng today from poisoning, aftei ported from the Auvergiie region of only the oldest resident of Obe^lln.Vbut lunched were quick to gni3p the out' guest.4 on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A! Irvlngton and Mr. and Mrs. Wald France, with snow falling on the moun- vali Xlpor, of.Glen Gardner. . Berry, of New York City. •I o'clock Sunday afternoon, midway hnving eaten food prepared for railway she \vnn the oldest, and. probably the! standing features 'of the big contest between NV.V1JI.TK and Ilecklown. One Klrike-breakcrs. Tun were sliicken in tain* and ihe lilIi.-<, preseiiclng the a|i' soon to'ongago the two parties. The Mrs.- Harry Bunghart und son, o: Mr. and Mrs. F. I*. Smith, accomp- lit*,t knottn v, ir gnrdenei $Tor 90 of tho whp«'ln of a Ford ear caved in one day. iwiti'.-ince of winter. years of her lifetime-Airs. Kdwafda'had Governor lias back of him the powerful Port Colden,wcre «uo»ts of Mr. "am anied Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cliue, of New following a. blowout, causing the m.i- 1'earl Luskuski, 19, of Wllkesbarit, HudsonC county organization, directed Mrs, A. H. Bangltart on Wednesday. Village, on a motor trip to Dunc-lk-i It was rumored (hat A'-i Hojior lndi(;t- hrr nun pinion md dfd all tho work rhinn fo turn turtle. All four of the nioiilK have 'been friend by tlie '.!r- ' •JtlirFlU!--) imil -Toll .Moulin -VIM ffn»»\rt^ V»y: Mayor ;:Frank"Uasne; '.vho has A picnic, was lie!:! iy the chllurc! S'lrul'ty to visit Mr. and. Air:;. Law- iiti-xif uiih ilic L\ctpiion ot the plow- jirpmlsed that that county will roll up rence Smith. young people worn injured, unn of Jury in Atli'mtic City cane*. It \x îid the I lucic tsc food '. ut New Vork. and Cotdjutoi- was admitted to probate. 'Although Young Women's Bible Association of • The Alayor's 'prediction is 1. ... pr. -' .- Hi , and Mrs. Kussel Duckworth, o vitiltor of Mr. and Airs. J. II. Mutch Uisiiop-elect of AlayxaclniHeU.s. will auk he had aWvn two million to chartt> Port Colduti, aro passing a week wit] ler. Pocouo Sunday. Some people travel- •Western PemiHylvanla at' UnfOntown. • clpally'tupon tlie very apparent foulinli g ing from Nicholson to Helvhiere In a Hint a rubric he has framed he inserted ind for religioiiK Institutions during IIIH AVIicn it came to matters of dceas tho of tho * people of that section of theher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sny Airs. Leslor Nero and Airs. AI, in the Hunk of Common 1'rayo if the. life, tin-'valiif! of the (Hlnlc WUH placed- dcr. Rueno, of New York City, Mpent a few large ltuick came along, struck tho dtlesitcs wero more guaitltd In their State ifritli ruspect to the existing dry stone, throwing the car Into a Kiit* Church. It is a radical change and has a $S,10S. Three nlecen ami two grand- aiticism.. ind flnallj decided-^hat In liiivs,which linvc aroiiHcil such animat Marvin Hill spent Saturday with Cal- days last week with Air. und Airs. J cauMt'd discussion. It would make l\, nieces were given %'IHO euch and thy S. Mowi'll. ter and causing it to turn turtle. Tliu matters ot dress wives, mothers:''and opposition. That feeling, it Is oati- vin Hill at I'hillipHhurg. three men wero caught beneath the unnenoHNiiiT for those.' who iiave con- residue was loft to the Atoimt St. diugiiteis should follow a ' Oirlatlan niate'd, will be reflected In the vote noi Mrs. Pra.uk Tlgur, of Phllllpslmrg, Harvey Cole harvested the best croi machine, whU-h immediately took lire. scientious scruples to partake of the Joseph Alemorial Home for Uoy< only for Governor- 1*1 wards as ngalnul spent tlie week-end with her mother of wheat this season ho has gathoreci They managed (o force a door open Senator. J-Yeiinghuyson, but in the bal- Mrs. Maine Hill. since ho has been In the farm hero. and make their escape. The machine loLs for Governor and c;inili(lati>.y ready to approve what lie lias -6 Uacksburg visited (lie former's si Cieorge Itusling, spent Sunday with Air. with especial reference to the prohi- here on Sunday evening. Tichenor's parents, Air, and Airs. AI. 11, bition .legislation, and, in reply to a Mthel Painter has returned home Tichenor. THE LINING STORE, NEWARK, NJ. query 'as to whether there was after visiting relatives at Stewartsvllle. Air. and Mrs. John Sharp entertnlmjd truth iii the charge that he has enjoy ril -Mr. ai;>l Mrs. U. Vimmitta and ciiil- a few friends and relatives on Sunday. a• well-'-atockud cellar of antl-Volste:ul Jreii, Jtccompanied liy the hitter's moth- Noel Harris, Jr., of Belvldero is refreshments, ha declared with chin er, visited at Jacob Lance's, near Hur- spending a few days with his grand- jfmericas Most yjamous\}abric $hop~u4t IJow Service acteriatic earne.itness: "I aim obeying uny, un Sunday. _ • p.irentH, .Mr. und Mrs. AI. H. Tichenor. all th(£ laws of tho Stato and the Win. Tutigu has purchased the prop- Air. aiift-'JIrs. Joseph Green had ns • nation/? erty to which he recently moved, for- their guestf/on Thursday of last week, merly owned by Alra. JJnir. Air. Forrest Bartroiij a formoi- resident of this town. It Is more than'ever. In evidence that A iio Thief Jit Kail Gaint. Air. and Airs, Joseph Gerber, who tilt). .Republicans intend to Htlclt dogged- Not al 1 who attended the basebal have been visiting friends in Ihis vicin- Our Great July Sale ly to their established record upon dry game last evening were actuated hy ity for the past two weeks, have return- legislation In spito of all that has hap- the desire to nets High Bridge an.! ed to their home in Irvington. Mr. pened to show that tho liattlfj will he Washington . play, us l-'rank Hayes Gerber returned to his duties in Har- Brings Best of Dress Silks, Cottons and Wool- fought out upon th.it lino. The party learned when he went to get his au*o- rison wliero bo is employed by Swift managers seem tu a^ree that no other uoblle whiuii he lutd parked In xou-& Co., on Monday. cotirse.is open to them if consistency man's avenue, near tho residence of Airs. Harvey Uurtron, a former resi- ens At Greatly Reduced Prices is ,to be a virtue. Itayniond Carling. lie found the c;i dent, called on Win. Alorgan Thursday. The attitude of the majority In thegone. One of tlio neighbors had sec. She also entertained her Sunday school last three Legislative sessions has boon man come out of the park about class at Williams' X'ark one day last You needn't wait to come to the store to get these wonderful bar- guided 'by those, same managers, al- .•only minutes before the game ended week. •'-*_, gains—-you can older by mail and be served just as salisiactorily "if though tliere has been a distinct line of _ a In the car and drive away at a. Edwin S. Good now is improving Ills cleavage in the private council." That leisurely gait, but .she did not think property by building a yard fence, also and accurately and courteously as (hough you came to the stove. • course;,wa3 most clearly outlined when anything of It at Uiu time. The ci screening his entire front porch. Hotel Windsor Senator" Itunyon- was ngri-ed upon as was a' Chalmers and was purchased Those who take advantage of these offers will surely become friends 1 Joseph Harris, who In spending his J the leaders' choice for the nomination I'cond-lianded about two months ugi . vacation on the farm with his grand- Invites you to partake of oile of this store and prominent patrons. for Governor, coming out :is the un- but was In good condition. Mr. Hayes parents, Mr. andC.irs. AI. II. Tichenor, opposed candidate months, prior to the is now a. travelling .salesman and tin visited this week-end with his parents, of its superb primary, for the first time in tho his- car will Do missed in his business. Th<_ Air. and Alrs.Noel Harris, at Belvidere. Order At Once---Quantities Are Limited i , tory of, the organization. State police were notified and word ..Little AIlss Hester Tichenor. cele- It livery well known that .some of l.so sent to all surrounding towns and brated her third birthday hist Thurs- t the party leaders would much have CitlOH. • - - . .- • ' ' ' day. Games were played and refresh- $1.00 DINNERS preferred a more liberal candidate in ments were served. $4.50 White and Colorea Sport Silks, $2.50 By Mail view nf existing conditions this year, : Horse Wanted ;i DrinJt. Air. and -Airs. John Aimer and family This Sunday and every Sunday^ p but, as the die wait cant, they wore Tiie delivery horse of K, W. Hayes vlsilod friends and relatives in Newark A lot of 2,000 yards including plenty of solid white nnd a generous as- &O C £\ obliged to yield. did not remain in front of liie Belvl- over the week-end. This popular old-time Washington sortmont ot /ancy plaid effects'and plain colors on grounds of white and tJ/M* O V- lininl, tl in i-o uglily renovated, clean In private councils there is .still some :lei'C avenue store yesterday morning AIIss Aland Sharp returned home last all of the rich bright sporl sbados. '10 inclien wide. Wonderfully cheap ~y j I i little lingering-doubt of the strength of tvhen something caused it to lake week after ;L three weeks' visit with and. inviting throughout, is now that program, but those who express fright, but It Btarted down the street Airs. Skinner, at Washington. Mrs. open to meet all demands of the at our price to mail order patrons. ,«TU such do'ubts arc forced to admit that it on a trot which increased to a run, Skinner, was formerly Miss Kathlyn local or travelling/, public. Our , 13 far too late to ilo anything about it. as It ncared the square. It ended by Hrown, a resident of this town, also a special rate-to coniriici'cial men is 'i The primary will bo held Tuesday, Sop- ••.he horso poking its head into tho door school chum of Miss Sharp. $2.50 for supper, breakfast and ' temberj".6, and the Stale conventions to of the. Zanclli confectionery store. It Mrs. Bessie Ketcham and Air. ana lodging. . adopt platforms the following, Tuesday, ' ft the imprint of its nose on the fly AIr.s. Peler T. Brugier and family of $1.69 Crepe de Chine for Only $1.29 1 no that- a campaign for election will :rcen but no damage was done. J3ast Orange- visited friends and rela- Cliicken dinner each Sunday, sew- have to ho short, snappy and full of tives here'last week. ed from 12.30 to 2 o'clock, advanced These beautiful Crepe de Chines may be had in move 'than 40 color By Mail Building "V" on Oxford Rood. William Beers had the misfortune to time. ' , embracing: tlie soft pale shades no much favored foi* lingerie purposes; J, K. Thomas is buikling a "V" to lose a valuable hog last Sunday. n Circuit Judge Sllzer, candidate for connect the business section of Oxford Miss Jessie M. Tichenor, a, graduate Garage accommodations for guests. the bright vivid colors as well as the more practical day and evening of Ilaekettstown high school, is spend- •s. tho Democratic;' noni'inalion „ for Gov- »itli tlie new. concrete road through sh.'i'Jos, and including white, black and navy .29 ernor, ;With'the' iisHialance'Vf • ?.r;iy'or that section'! It is an Improvement ing her vacation with friends and rela- I'. H. CARROLL, Give us an idea of the Hague,'has not yet elaborated upon his ".hat "will be appreciated by tlie tner- tives In.the Oranges, Newark,, Irving- s'.ado. you favor nnd we will gl tdl\ send \ou simples Don't fail tu original statement as to his standing :hmitK as well as llioae having business ion,; New York and neighboring towns. Proprietor. Yard upon the questions certain to figure In n tho village. She..anticipates being gone until about secure sonifi of this Crepe de Chine at $.1.2!). '.He iniddlo of August. the contest. It was expected that he r would *huve a detailed statement for 'NOTICI3 Ol* S|i! r'l'I.K31KN'l\ publication tlie past week, ljut he Is not Notice Is hereliy prlvcn • that tlio ae- yet ready to got, into tins turmoil of the ROCKSBURG eo«r.!.:i-t>C- thfirstihs'crilier, Mary doLti- scrimmage. , Ills' vigorous opponent. il. mlitilnlKiratrix of Roso S/.elterea, $1.25 Embroidered Union Linen Suitings, 39c „ YOURJHA^D Mrs. Albert Roscbcrry lijs returned ceased, will lie audited anil .sin " Banking Commissioner Tuule, has .cut. ... tiiK'.SurrnKati1. and ..retjortcd to tho \ i tu itiuiei enli e sôtk clo ctl Out. U u* to wiim up {he -c.i^nnS * ;Kc" to Read Your Characteristics ionic after a 10-day visit in.-..Washing- 1 looso with a-number of declaratioTisT .on, D. C, aml-Virginta. Orplitins Court of tlio County pf W'ar- business :it u price that barely pays for the embroidering. Very highest chief of which'Was •his pronounced op- and Tendencies--the Capabilities or I-OII, on Prliliiy, tlie (Irst day of SCIJ- position, to existing dry laws and the fa- Harry Stout 'moved last week from 'grade of Union Linen with rich embroidered borders, many colors with Weaknesses That Make for Success T,oininanon Glen to Braimtnls. " ' " tcnibcr. next, nt LO.liO. o'clock a, m;;- 3Sc cility with which'.the utility : concerns or Failure aa Shown in Your PaJm. n tho term of April for KOltlcmont wjiito embroidered designs iiiul white witli colored embroidery. A veal .appear.'.to control legislation. Air. and Airs. .Wm. Cool spent Sunday irid allowance. ," Tlio ..Commissioner has'gone a bit with his brother at Stewartsville. )ated July IS, 1023. opportunity to buy these hig'h-fhiss'novelty fabrics :it less'Uhan cost of Yard further,' than that jn h.'s latest an- A .Joseph Heim was given u surprise A1ARV CJOTIIA UP, making No store in the country will match these at the price...... •••- noimcomcnt,' frowcVe'i', and touched up- "SHALL I TRAVEL7" mrty Monday afternoon in honor of IIIH Atlministratrix, Alpha, N. J. on it subject or even more importance ilxth birthday. A number of'his Jittlo or;A it 101VCK w A I ,r •tw, to the people., of,-jihf.^tate and which COMETIMES the mount of tho moon; .rlends were present. '.-Refreshments has been given .Wt scant 'attention'in ^ or Ltina, bears a largo number of, ffcre served. '••' recent .campaigns. Mr. Tuttle believes George Vannalta had a sunstroke 48c Plain Colored Salines at 29c , horlzontnl lines, In addition to -the" XOTlt'B OF SI-n'TI.IUMMNT. By Mail that the taxpayers of Now Jersey are vertical lines of travel. If these hori- last week. : ... struggling under a", bunion far too Air. and Mrs, Arerle Lake' and Mrs. Notice in liorehy givon that "the ac- Another of Ami;i ILL*, s Most I nmous labnc Shop's tell nig bu gains that -~.!4,-'hpji.yy ;:in -h!^* estimation, and' lie eon- zontal lines cross tho face oi: the larye Wlldrlck and tlnugliter, Albcttn, nuiils of the MihserMicr'K -Harry G. ( ; r anN(irmnii.. TitUm:ifi..V:tn>.'orni.in :,infV will command.bi£ silrs High gi,uV me c"ii cd S tmc nch •!. f.niah cliides^that one of the ways in which mount and reach the line of fate, tho were entertained at the iiumu- oi Mr. 1 nnd Mrs. Leo Lomnifuson.- Sunday. tfjiilmnln F. VjiuXornian, tiso'-'ilm ' and lustre, firm and closclj woôn full \aid wide 31 ij be luttl bj mail to relieve them In -part of that burden journeys undertaken by the subject nf Win. U. VanN.irmnn. dccoiisod, wil) Js to cut dow,ii[tho cost, of government. Clifford'-V/oiff of Uniontown Is spotut- He has-been'hi u position~to"«Ui3y at have been or will be longer nnd more niitlited nnd ,«!;ileil 1>y llin Rurro- in every shade and coloi, ilso white md fist black . A important than those Indicated by the ng the week with Luther Stout, . and. '.ronorLeil to tti'e Orphans ;,c!o.se range trip workings of tho 1Stale Mr. and Airs. Leon Buchnian and rt of tlie" CountviiGfJ \\'iirre.n, on Government and has opened a wide short, heavy, vertical lines on theiIiilclrniv-of-ririilipyburK'-ure visiting Friday. Urn llrsi. day o.C Scptomhcr uvenuo.v of inquiry an Ui-jutil-what snme mount. ^But the travels, In this ilr.'r.nd Mrs. George Vanimtth. next, nt H1.30 o'clock -A". M., In tlio 'might be done most,affectively to bring case, Tnuy lie within the. subject's:-own. Mrs. Alelvin Vanllorn of Lommnssoit ;ertn. of Apri! f».'-noUlc-itiunl IUHI al- 39c French ;I about economics. '• '^ lowance. ! Batiste, 40 incheswide; 25c~ By Mail country.niul not outside its boundaries. ;ion, who was In :in automobile acci- n.-aod • Julv IS. 1022. dent nnd since conllncd to her bed, is Th s I'^rcnch Batiste""i ""d'tie" oi: the season's mor.t .favored f.abrics When tho horizontal lines enter the low able-to be'around. VA URV O. VAN N'OUJI AN", TATJTJ- ffnr -•—•' • • \i ^ \f ' MAN VAN NORMAN ANM TIMN'JA- pretty frcS 'Upon that Important point tho Com* line of fate and travel "upward with Miss Diana Rush of Bolvklero is MIN F. VAN ORMAN, :s and waists, and we have it in,an almost unlimited vaiiety ; : 1 25c misiiloner said: ' ' k- ,,• • It, they show voynges thnt will benefit iponding a few days .with her sister, KxenuHM'«. PlillUpsluirfr. N. 1. of patterns and daint> new. designs, flower ofl'ect. , square•s, dots and •'••"The* business of the"Government tho subject materially, lint when "the Mi'«;-.-Thomns-Kciper. OIJARKN'CIO WAI/IMOUW. i. Sll pus; all wonderfully •cheap ;it 25c, .. • '•' i •' and the carrying out of public enter- end of any. of these horizontal lines rroctnr, riillHpnl.itirp,-N. .1. prises In the Intcrest-of tho ;«coplo of Yard s; the State ttiljns a lot.oC monoy,""aays droops or curves,, downward toward * DELAWARE^ <> Mis. (looi-go Dniley nn(i son, Donald, Mr. Tuttle.v.,"IUmay; be true, an has the wrist, the' voyage has been, or will i\(»TrCR *>K S13TTLMMI5NT. been contended thut It Is Impssill t spent last week'with.-her si.ster nnd Send Money Order or Check with'Chder — No Stamps, No C. O. D.?s bo unsuccessful. Linos that âscend, iroth'er-in-law, Mr. and AFrs. Raymond No,tlco ix hereby pi von (lint ttir. fin- no matter how short a distance, indi- countrt nf (ho siibsnrlher. Matthew Glbbs. Air: Kalley joined them over KlngOcld; julminlstrator of ttaltlinscr cate successful voyages. When .oho .he week-end. Airs. Bailey and son will •RoHSknpf. flecs.'tsetl, will 1)0 miclHcil of these horizontal lines crosses an- •emnin anothor week. • and stafeii liy tho Surropnte. and io- other, tho voyage will be repented, for Donald Dsillcy, son,oC Georgo: Bailey norlcd to the Opiums' Court of the bile visiting his aunt nnd uncle, Mr. rmintVof >Vnrrpn, nn I'-rlclny. tliR flrnt TO examinemostcarefully tho many somo Important reason. If such a line nd Airs,. Hiiymond A. OJbbs, of Dc'la- day oC SoplcTiilior nc-xt, iit 10.30 o'clock . avenues'or outgo in,-State affairs, to bears n square, danger Is Indicaled, .varo, cut his thumb nnd blood poison- A. M.. In tlio term of April for settle- ,657/-6&9 Broad St., Newark,.N. J. '^ neotha't the payroll of the State has but.the subject Is protected fronvmls- np developed. Dr. xûmnilns of Belvi- ment and allowance. not more namefl than there IB ivork for lei*o is attending hlrtiVjo Dated -Tnly ••Ji'ircL / pp'ople.'•J:q; flo, to so, wlmlniater the ox- forluno. •"'••••.• jrATTHKW T\TXOFTRT.r>. .,: cculive:branch of the Government that Air. and. Airs. Arthur punl'.nm of Now .WamlnlHtrntor, PhlllliiRlnirc-, N. J. ^ fork visited tho latter's brother on Sat- ioar'ds,, commission and high State CI-AURNOK WALTERS, Star and Thrice-a-Week World, $2.75. irday. • They mado tho trip By auto.^ Proctor, Pb'illipsburfj, N. J. !Mr. and Mrs, "'Floyd Kitchen! nnd family spent Sunday; nt ^BushkDI. •'!• -:Win^ .VunScotcn .•«nont over -..Ilia .week-end at Now Brunn\vlck. \ . . vItesrnnd Mrs; T. P.Jnmes Knd Mrs. Jnmes of Columbia spent Friday after- r noon with Mr.. nnn d MmMm.. WmWm. Kitche. n i:...,.;••>.•.-.. •,•-.,,F° SakjtyMembers ofjke Warren {Sounty Real Estate Board y : ; - •'':•..: anidd •l.mptlswl'.OiPlbll ' theihi r tw- .o (1"ughten-1 h v. MI«T at. Lillian:, Martcnls. . MMcrrlt Swart out of MiddlcvlllMlddlillc nnd ot Mrs. Irene Mnrtcnls, of Washing- Samuel Smith had an automobile ac- ton, becamo tho brldo oCWm.-J.-Bur- untU n- ftw minutes cident nrnr Ertward Lance's lane. gosn. of PittsburffK. formerly of.Philu- ,;Ho. was sitting•.near Swartout went to. turn Into Lanco'a dolphia, in the Anbury Fryabyterlan house, chicken houso, frult'conslsta d( f ;.thc, - homo ; of; ;:,„ hia lano and ttjillCrU Ills Ongluo and htop- church "itt 3 p. m.-Wednesiluy,. July ;; PHILLIPSBURG ; 30 applo trcca (choice varieties) 3."pcach" itMiiniiM.;Jacob Warne, in cd :In front of Smith's car. The cars lOlli. The paatoi-, Hcv. Robert Robin- Looking for a good LavKa Hotel * property on Morris 6 cherry, pears, niapborrlcs.'fltraWber- dvAveriuo .about. 4.3Q. Mond were both quite badly damaged. son, officiating,, the pastor• using tho Street. Can bo readily converted Into rlcH nnd lino garden; price $2,00Qr".linlf ihi:,h^; seized irtth ring ceremony, nmtd a profusion oi double dwelling or apartment' houso. cash. ••- •',-.,'.: 1 Investment? " Al MackeHslowsi ..'-*..Hls -father' went to-1 his palms ferns, yellow gladolius ami "yel- Electric light, gas, bath and heat. lUll-Top • PouRiy, Fruit an* Truck dh son expired .In his OXFORD low snapdrngons. : . •• •. .HERE IT IS: * Price-reasonable. ' : •- : •• . 120 listings, to choose from, con- Fann, located 4 miles from Washing- ?''" • -r, »-.•,"• j',.!•-„ >•:.;; ton, GO acres of kind, eood'seven room Tfie brldegnwm accompanied by hln 5 family dwelling located at No. Grocery "ami dwoJllric on Thomaa St. 1 ho lsi survived Mrs, Joseph S«tllack nnd (laughter best man. Goo, WCIRIC. of Rlvcrton, N. "' "•iti'bf" dwelling , water In house, fine welt and • Ul 15 to 23 South Lincoln avenue; with largo barn In rear. Property /in ; nnd Mr*. -It. Eaton nml non> WJI- jtpriiitf wuivr, barn,, iafSQ poultry* 1 J,, proceeded up the right aisle ot the price $6500. excellent condition. Cun 60 bought With 11am Wlssener. nil ot Newark, an*, at or., vlthout^ cr-ccr;'. -tscl:., An ; iiii; linitfw, fruit ronslstB -nf ithumlanr»* of, „ r.ami Mary a. the -lAclcawanna "Hotel.' " ~ | ants lit the altar.1 V tlonal bargain. , : apples,'poarB,"'pcQchcs,' plums,--/'chcr> " ^family have rc-stiloU with Mrs. Harry B. Thompson of Philndcl- Tho:bridal party entered by the cen- No. 15 W. Warren street; all ira- ries, auinccfl,: berrlos,- etc; Will includo •'•'. •ther/Charles Crevel- ph!a is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K. ter HIBIO to the atnujia ui LU1IUIIK*-IIL 4 piuvcuii'iiti.; |>r!ci! 53G00. Tn!» is .. Or.c.hrJJ cf iluuMo IIUIHU on Mcrcor ono«hor«o, cow, 350 laying hens, arid here trcni- Hunter- Klchtel. wedding march played by .Miss Cather- St. r7Toomawlth sarago In 'rear.. Cos; 1,000 ;young ~ pullets • nnd- cnrkpr'oln fall ' a bargain. fino strain.) Prico $5500, terms.j iho 5 The newly elected otllccra ot Golden ine Hulslzer, who during the ceremony oleotrlo and bath. - Prlco ;340Q. Star Council, No. 126, Sons and Daugh- played "I Love You Truly," by Cad- DWELLING— : •BUSINESS poultry nnd fruit alono < Mils year/will ; Large franie lioune with two acres Urao6n, I?ev.* J.' G."Lytle will ofllofll- ters of Liberty, will be Installed Friday man and at the close of the ceremony, No. 53 Cornish street; $2650; a near Holland, N.J. A very deslrablo pay one-third of tho prlco asked-fop t£d'blta/HWt | WhWashingi . evonlnir. - - Dfatrfrt IVpmy St'itc-Coun- Mchilrlowm'rf ."Sprltis." ; The ushers neat home for some nnn. property lor cnlcken farm. Will ho TIMBER TRACTS llils property; • investigate.*',-^•••-",•-.•-•; ..

: • cilor. Airs. Laura Fisher, will Install the wore Clarence Pelts of the U. S. N. IlOl'SB AND LOT—, •_•'.•*. : •'.!.. sold with flORAOi'ftvpgetnbl o crops and Short Drive From Was!ifesion-r-60 otllccrs and National Vive Ccuncilui am. "Stanley Pelts, of Easton, cousins household furniture for $2500, ! acres of very choice land, somo wood W. Miller of Washington Is also of the bride. No.- '42 'Broad St.,. all Improve. at the oflice of ' " " land,, abundance of frnlt, apples., pears,, expected to be present. The' bride was given in marriage by monts. • •.' " • ' cherries, p'rms,. fiuIncesÊrrapea.etc.;. Mrs. Thomas Cryan, Sr., hns rrturned her mother. She was attired In a be- Others hot mentioned here. W. D. SMITH plnin six rou.h hoiiso, liarnjnecdH.pprDp after visiting for several days at Scrim IRVING R.BEATTY repairing, all for $2400, hnj^caah Jfo coming gown of canton crepo and Several vacant lots for Hale. 1 ton, P.i., with relatives. duchess lace and wore a Belgian Inco catcd on tho main road. tsnly,,one(^mjle jtfi: Philadelphia. Besides his . 418 So. Main Street, • '• Hackettstown Reiiltor i f The Misses Koitner of Nazareth, Pa., veil held in place by a silver wrrnth to -vlllaso and railroad. ^stsllo n.*rPr?Mi ' hV ls survived by hta wife WM.BURD only. $2400. half cash. ,-.-,.; f:iiMidfoor/aons,'' Daniel, of: Warwick; were visiting the week-end at the home and orango b!onsom3, worn by. her Phillipsburg, N. J. ' 134 Main Street ;:X«6hard''£ridTNicholas, b( Los Anjrelcs; of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Parks. grandmother,- Mrs. Mary Marlonis nnd REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE • Owner Leaving Town" wilt sacrincft Frank Burd, rural letu-r carrier on carried a shower bouquet of brIOal "•EîrPhllllb, nnd a sister, ' 116 Broad Street, 20 acre'farm;-one-half tillable, good five Smtpa; Martin, antl a brother, Route No. 2, is taking vlils annual va- roses and sweet peas. v room house, good-barn,,chicken? house, l ''DeBlakcr, both of Passalc. cation and the route is being served by The maitl of honor. Miss Helen fnilf consista of 63 applo trees,-cher* 1 Morris Atrcvc. the substitute. PHILtlPSBURG rlos," pears, gnipea, etc., some valuab?o n JV""-'^-. '.'-•••- -•- Cronk. of Yonkers, N. Y., a cousin nf Mr. ami Mrs. Philip Blebolbcrg and timber , (poplar and., hickory) -wilt^seH Cornelia, J.)'JTetter. the bride, was attired in a gown of PHILLIPSBURG AND EASTON family left on Sunday for Anbury Park jade green taffeta and carried yellow ; ;• ;v-;': AND 'VICINITY house partly furnishjDd^nll.topjr.JCJOp, J,..\Velter, aped seven- where they will spend several months terms. ' • '••'•'. :--'-,.' •':•";• •'•r '• '•*••..' ~ ''• at their cummer home. - • •' - - - 1 ''..'.- ' . ' ..!' you want to . v; . .:' Owner': Leaving Town .offp'ra writ ,1o; iKÎTQSSekyAr.the; home"' of,her ne- .The.ball game last Sunday afternoon The''britltwiiiniil "HUB':•!!»»' Margaret c;ued hoiiio.Ui 11 HuirVinuv.'"cori'iwi* iiru'ii- = -'phW,'*Elrper( 'E- Savercool, on • Mans- Frederick, of DuneUon, a cousin of the ReaiEsiaie ' erty,, two."story, frame, alato root, uix r : v between tho locals and the Ruth A. A. bride, nt tired in a gown of blue taf- E.VBL Bii-dsalllr *| Ja«lU'*sfieeC BelVIdere. from a compltca- of'Bethlehem was a pitcher's battle Buy, Sell; Rent rooms andb:ith, lipt and cold running ifUbriV'VaiîJra. Welter was born between two brothers. John McDonough feta and carried u bouquet of yellow water, electric lights,' telephone, spac- ''" ' ,;. WasliliiBlonrN. J., -.; .:.'•• and was a resident and Martin .McDonough, the former roses. and ail kinds of ious, front'niid rear porches, two car &soudsbrff -many years. -The working on the mound for the visitors A reception was given at the home ! or Exchange gnrnge, nice lot of fruit, price $3000; of the bride's aunts. Misses Alico and half cash'; investigate. eceas|d.-;at few. years ago resided at However, Marty of tho locals had the „ SelvIQere'three, years and then returned jettor of the argument and his bro- Klt.'t Marteiils. The, presents consisted Insurance REAL. INSTATE in this Wtion, ict us Nicely Located lltyclltnc on West of sliver, clilnn, glassware, cut glass, |t$;EMi.Str6udsburR 'and three months ;her, had to retire lit the seventh under servo you—BUSINESS PROPERTIES, Warren street, all "newly decorated, WOULD jtbk to Belvidere. ;ller near- fusillade of hits from the Oxford china and money. The couple left on a eight rooms and bath, hot and cold jyeiit?back to: Belvidere. ;ller near motor trip thrombi Pennsylvania to CITY OR TQAVN HOMES, FARMS : h d i team. He was relieved by Herdeeker. water, electricity, now, (Anded'a)' pipe- UNDERSTANDp. 'aurviyb'rs are Tnephews, and nieces. their future ho:.ip at Potrula. Pa. AND ESTATES^ If its for sale anil less heater, stationery tubs, range; ',todx .was taken -to East Stromls- Oxford won the game by the score of Member of the "Warren County Heal HERE Tho bride is a graduate offPhlltiiw- ivorth the prlco vfe liave it. prlco $3800;- term3. 'Wednesday' and the funeral to 0. McDonoiigh of the loculs nllow- burgh High School and Trenton Nor- held; that afternoon In the il his brother's team only two hits, Estate Board. Overlooking tlio VlUaco of Washlnjr* and they were never in dn-iser of scor- mal, class of 1013 :i)iil taught, at Por*.I\ Bend lor lAtt. timj one acre of ground," with good ^pyan church.-Rev. -W. H. Way- Amboy during tho past year. The seven room dwelling, bathi heat, ala- p^KOOd,/officiating. Interment will be at ing. Tho game was clean-cut and very groom, who la a graduate of Drexcl's 1 snappy In all but two Innings. The tlotiery tubs, hot ami cold running f; that/iplace.' . '• Bethlehem boys played good bull, how- Institute, Philadelphia. Pa., Is hc.id B.B.BIRDSALL water,.largo burn and poultry Iiouso all ever, but the fourth and seventh were chemist of the Penn Coal Product W. D. SMITH , REALTY CO. in fine repair! fruit consi.stH of npplCH, . '••"••'•'//Mrs; EWiabcth Rake. >nough to take the game away from Co., of Pittsburgh. po.-iKs, jieaches, cherries, ftrapei/ niflp- Mra. Elizabeth Kako, daughter of hem. Mayer Bldg., Easton, Pa. borries and strawberries excellent prop* ^the";lateJIr. and Mrs. Jacob Fine, ot Crane-Brooks. 418 So. Main St., erty .far. $4,750; .halt; cash. . - ... fjfitlie1 Barrens, near, PaUi-nburp, who for Kuth 0 0 Ml 0 Q 0 0 0—0 Gertrude B. Brooks, daiighlrr Members ~\Yarrcn County and Ea&ton f^ years.dld nursing In Phllllpaburg Oxford 0 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 X—5 Short Drive From WiLsliiitRion—2V4 On Sunday afternoon the Rainbows of Mr. nnd Mrs. K J. Brnoks, of 172 PHILLIPSBUKG, N; j. . Real Estate Hoards. [ :res of choice land, good flvo room who",-was known and loved by f (lion Gardner will be here to play Washington street. I'hilllpsburg. w;is ^.ny iis< Granny,_R:il;e, died .Wednoa- .he third game of the season. '- married Friday to Harold A. Crane. ; tlay .morning ••*-*. '9-30 o'clock at tho George Burd, rural mail carrier of if , Philadelphia, formerly director of ^Jersey.CIty. Hospital from complie.i- route No.' 1, Is taking his annual va- physical training in the Phi Hips burg otis resulting from a broken hip sus- cation and his brother; Roy - Burd, is schools. Tho ceremony was performed etl a,, few we«ktt «so. The body liiling the position. Mr. and Mrs. Burd by Rev. Jami'3 A. Donahue in the , brought on Thursday to the home :ire spending the week in Nirtv Ym?. First Presbyterian church. THE BRYANT STORE ODERN plumbing points Môt Calvin ? Berry at Hampton from- city, where he is taking instruction The bridosmai(lH,wore the Missrs Kl- [jg/'whose house the funeral will lie held 'mm Piuil Whlti'iMJin, Mii'.fnninus inusi- M_. thn wny tn a • mili'y 'Siiluiiliiy' "»it o VU'UJC'K, on LiiuKUW.ui.iii of P,hJllfpsImrg. classmates of tlie "comfy" home life. &y;Hclghts.;- Interment will bo made in The annual picnic and' dtinco of- St. bride in high ôhool and in MtIIt'«n Men why not make yourself You'll fintt. abundant health KAthe Baptist (cemetery. Pattenburc- One ROHO'S Catholic church will bo held on College. The sister of tin- hrldr. M..«.« blessing the family whose fqi'e- sin, two. granddaughters find one great Saturday, July 'M\ .-md promises t Mnrgtioi'ltf Hrooks. w:is maid of hon- ! 1 tlioiiKht has provided them with- antKlautjhter \survlve.;i : the _ affair that hns.t>ee' n hold or. Miss -Dorothy DonahucrdauglUot'of comfortable these h6t sultry days? hero fo___r years. All kinds of amuse- Rev. and Mrs. Jamos A. Donahue, wna all of the modern plumbing con- "r •.:';^'* Abraham.S. Cole. ments will be provided.-A hot dinner ilovvor fr'irl. Le Roy Crcino, tirother of veniences. Let us,. dp .j'our.r Âbraham S. Cole,-aged 6S years, died will be served at 5 o'clock. the bridegroom was beat mnn. Do riot suffer from' the heat wit] .• plumbing. "' " ",,"j ' '.; \ • ât.lO o'clock Saturday, at his-home. Xo. Mr. and .Mrs. Martin Gear have.rc- The liride has been teaching In 1he 1 p -'• 35', Lewis street, niter an Illness oC .urned to their homo at Holioken after Bethlehem, Pa., High School. Th- ^?;..about: 10.days.He . is' survived by his risking for several weeks with Mr. and '.idegropm Is a. gnuluate of Laf.-iyette heavy clothing when a small to,i*wife and'four • •children: "William R. Mrs. Kdward Barritt. College," class of 1917. Hs enlisted In Lester Biearii l^'Cole, ot'PhllUpsburjrJCarl L. Cole, of Miss Emma I'ahltuch lias retunieil the - Unitoil States ambulance service amount of mbhey will give you gvFerth. Amboy: Abram-> Cole,-/Jr., a*. to New York City after . a •month.i' during tlie AVorld War and served fif- vl 11 Broad St. Washington; Eff home,\aTid Mrs. Earl -DerinlH', of Phil- visit at the hoin« of her parent.-*. teen months overseas. Since hia rt-tinn ;-Phone; 14i-R5:' ; ' '• : Pw-vlipaburg; also by one slater;-'^ra. D.in- Mis« .Catherine. FahUuch, ; of New he has fiecn a momber of the faculty the most comfortable •/; ' Mng ifc lei Apgar, of Callfon. •• ;c York City, spent the week-end at tho of •;the;rR Idee wood High School, and .«chool year will bo -fr-'vile' was 'a member of Phillipsburg home of her parents, Mr...and Mrs. F. S&^llUL com "iff -"Chool year will _ i Of'Elks, Easton--Lodse of Moose, "'ahltuch on Buckley avenue."" "" " principal ot a • school at Verona. known. They are the genuine c 'jvi; The-1 funeral service .?was - held r-Momlay OXY-XCET^ÊNE • _i|^;.'afternoon-from his homo. HACKETTSTOWN '; LinciilM-Stiiie. Palm Beach suits,'and are the on- Miss Florence Stino. drniL'htnr nf Mr. : : i nnd Mrs. Henry Stino. of 3D0 Wash- WELDING ; •i ; Strlckcnîvith acute indigestion n.*»he John Tootor suffered on Friday •^Jington, strnet, Phillipshurs, and I,:LW- ly ones of their kind".~ Why 'not ofall metals •*• u*-_ • ^°"^v*3.sIUInp.on the .porch: of his homo. second stroke of paralysis _yncl his con rence Lincoln, of 23S FUlmort e atrcct. •^/j.George. McPherson, G" years om, >.Uei1 dftlon I-s not very encouraging. Work Guaranteed. "•}. * 1 were united In marriage Saturday come right in and'let us showyou fr'/suddenly Tuesday evening , July II, at Mary Frost was a week-end morning nt 9 o'clock at the parsonage ; ERVIN DEREMER : •- • '"; his home-in Round Valley, Ijcfore a guest oC the local Camp Fire-girU at of St. John's Lutheran church, by tin : .:> physician could be summoned. He had Budd Lake. Rev. J. H. Orr. They were attended hy what comfort means; . ^.ll colors ' v -F- M Glen Gardner, N*J. 'iff. "been abou(t; that day as usual. For Misa Ida FeUlman, of Mt. Vernon, Miss Mabel Snover and Kliwood Koch- 1 HK-inany^years .Mr. McPhorson had boon a N. Y., is .sending this week with her er, of Phillipsburg. The. bride was '£:- miller at Round Valley, and before ihnt parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Ben], Feldman. arid styles in mea'iffdpig nieri'^ : i handsomely attired in a gown of sand •fc'-!wa3 a farmer. He Js.-survived by a Mrs. Charles Weber 3pent Monday colored Canton crepo. beaded In peri- Sale of Privile TrJ-- daughter and two sons. The funeral with her mother, Mrs. Geary at Wash- winkle and wore a beautiful picture g ?v.'.was . held": Saturday afternoon wit.i ington. hat 4o match. She carried a. shower and boys' suits? Special values The privileges for. the Farm- ^services at his late home at 2,30 o'clock. bouquet of bridal roses nnd sweet pens. ûKev.1 Paul-Wagner, pastor of tho lictja- A Mr. Miller, whose home Is in Penn- 1 ers' Picnic will be held on• Wed- sylvania, is the new plumber find steam The bride was formerly, employe'! In v-'.non Reformed church, conducted the Vhe odicc of the Jerico Silk Company at $13.50 a suit. nbsdny, July 26, at 2 o'clock ,P. \p£..'service;': and burial was in Elmwood fitter at the store of W. A. Hoffman. Miss Edna Gruver, of Free Union, and the bridegroom Is employed as a cemetery;- brnkeman on the Central railroad. M., standard time, at the'Court ; spending this week with her aunt, Ho\is"e Belvidere,'Nv'Ji-1 ••-•"***•:- Mrs. Sarah Stiff. 'Mid showers oC rice and confetti tho f !HIGH BRIDGE Mrs. Edward Wolverton and daugh- happy couple boarded a train for Phil- By order of Committee; ers are visiting relatives near Phftailel- adelphia and Atlantic City, where the> shla. will spend their honeymoon. Upon theii [|«jjy.-v" " Mr." and Mrs!••••'Luther Hockenbury an to: allow..preiiaration of; .same.; r Dr. and Mrs. .T. W. Curtis came return they will reside at 23S Fillmrre |ifc'v:. and family,, are ^passing .the. week at Bids will "be received at^ the' offlco lorae Monday from a two weeks' stay street with the bridegroom's parents. of thu Boni-d of Chosen Freeholders fe,',, Culver's Lake. Mr, .Hockenbury has it Twin Lakes, Pa. "'£,. fa week's, vacation/ from the express at .tliet Court House in Belvidera-,0-n:; ;• h To-day is Mothers Day at the camp Motint.Xijier. . .WKUNUSn.VV, AUGUST i.\D, I»S2.*- sVj.;.'..office.'. ". •:.''-.. i,. .-,:..-*;-w.-™r-.r;r,r:.;.:-.,; :^-,', of the Camp Fire Girl3 at Budd Lake. ;vy The excursion to Central Park Satur- ATil O'CLOCK A. M. (Stnntliira.Tlm^) All the mothers of the twelve spending Sarah Louise Xlper, daughter of,'Mr. 1 &? day was.largely attended by members • Bidit rim si-DO inadeon . tho, standaftV two weeks there will be the guests of and Mrs. John Jacob, Niper, of Change- £iv,~,of the Sunday school." proposal- forms hi the. inanner.'deals- the members notwithstanding they will water, was married to Joseph A. Mount, nated therein anil as,, required by. -tho "f?Z••,•> Henry DeYoung passed the week-end take 'with them ample refreshments nf Now York City or. Wednesday, Kpeclilcatioiia. siune. to I>e enclosed .in .?;! with relatives in Connecticut. July 12th. at 11 o'clock, at the bride's Leahy, both oC Eroacl street, Phillips- was Ray Hendra. The girl.'s father, _wiio for the. dinner.' The girls will break burg, were married, at the rectory of was worried about her .disappearance 7 BEATYESTOWN KCiitotl enveloiieH.beaVlns the name and Mrs. .'ThomasfHill, accompanied by camp Monday. home. The ceremony was performed by 1 from, homo on .Satuf,dayi.rc])brted it^to address of bidder on ' tho ouialde.'-afitl '$.?-.:/her daughter,' Mrs'. James Gorman of Rev. Clark Sha'ferj pastor of the St3. Philip and James 'Cathole-church addressed- to tlie Board of" ' Clioaon Mrs. Howard Pendleton, of Montclnlr, t S.JJO o'clock Wednesday' e'veiiintj by the" Easton police on,Sunday afternoon. "-Somerville,'; left iyesterday to .spend ;i C1)angpwater. Port Colrten and Ami-ar- ^M.rs; 'Geo. Lake and children Anna Freeholders,'Bclvldere, N. J.' '-; - "i ; spent from Wednesday until Sunday 'cry Rev. Dean Iâsan. The couple Hecasked them to try to find.her, stat- •week with.'relatives at Williams port. son M. E. churches.. The bride was ing that her age wa3 only, fifteen and ami Geo. .Jr., of ^,'etcong; arc spending Bids inust lie 'accompanied by a',cer- L nisht with her sister, Mrs. Henry were attended hy 'John J'. Powers o£ •,?a..- V : ,r- : ;•'=•' .-• " dressed in white georgette crops, trim- th'ovweek with her aunt, Mrs. Mary tillod check nuidfe -payable to -H.' O. Ader. Mr. Pendleton was a week-end Easton and Miss Annie .Wright of-Phil- that he thought she had gone awny • Tiio twilight game Wednesday eve- med in Spanish silk lace and wore hat with Honiara^ Jn,.his, Ford.ûto. He was Maxwell: •._•> >.••'• • • ' ' Carliart, County ' Treasurer, In an. ning with .Elemlngton resulted in a tie. guest there. , and veil of white to match. Thn groom lipsiiurg. 1 amount ot at least tender cent of tho Mrs. G. G. Miils is at Atlantic City was dressed in blue serge. Tho brides- lite .correct 'In ••his suspicion. Dounlas ainsv/eU' and Stanley Pear bid,'or like amount in cash, to be hel.d .2 .to 2, being,called;.'on,account of dark- son, ofBriar CHIT; 1\T. Y.. are 'spending ness. Saturday -afternoon High Bridge for several weeks' 3tay. maid. was Mrs. Milton Hill. The Strunk.Wlidrick. ,utifler tli.c conditions mentioned 'in* tho some': time witii their cousin, Emory proposal.*.. .' . • ' "•'.' '* ;' v.,!."*iT" lost the'grime with' 'Clinton, the score (Miss Minnie Coleman suffered re- best man wan Milton Hill. Tho lini. At the local parsonage. • Saturday; cently a broken arm by a fall. daughters 'of Mr. and Mre.'..-?.I!!ton-Hil!, Wilson,- «t- Tietcongr/ " •Hacli ' bidder miiat accompany .his being 11 to' 3.. • '•--.: - July 15, by Rev. .1. • D. James, Clar- 1 i • Mra.'-JV C.-Alpaush Is the gue.st of Mm. 3-IaycVird visited Trenton tlie Jor-ile and Ruth, carried (lowers. After Fraternal Notes',-. Mrs. Mary Maxwell and family wen bltl.wlttr-'ii .eer'tlllcat'o rro'mVa Hlir,oly enue, son oC Fernartl Strunk an'l Miss 5 the ceremony lunch wan served. • (Continued from page 1) iunday-visitors of the former's slater company '"duly, author ized:; to -do, bitsl- ^relative's at- Norristown. Pa. , . llr.it of Iho week. Miss llolcn • Hay ford Florence WIKlrlck. -.(laughter of Mr. ncss fnNew Jursoy luul satisfactory j^r-..-.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore concluil- rniiviiiuu - fur ;i longer visit. and Mrs. Ira Wildrluk', Qll.oJVa.il, were Mrs. C.*"E.' Wilson, at NetcoiVg. Lo the Hoard . o(,.C*.hosf'k~.wjl.h-..Mrs... I>Llulnda Ijjiidahpn*,v-•••-••..••• Tilman and Miss litlliiin AT.Kice. duM night and was entertained by r nilby, going oi'i S«rii:l;Vy'"th" visit a Miss .Florence C. Jones, elaugtiU 1 ''';• Mr. and ..Mrs.- Frank --McLnln (•;•; ' 'T ^' Exceptions. •-. -.•... .' sunl us Is rorjulrod In'stilil Npecil)catlDi|s [laughter at PhillipRhurg.. Mrs. Btlby Mr. and Mrs. David Jones of. Callfon, 1 Mansfield Lodge, No. 42. The mooting L conditioned for the faithful porrofrii- 1 ^daughter, Siiss Emma. oC Newark, were accompanieil.hor to.Philliijsburg whero find Marvin Llndaborry, son of Mr. anil Came Ilcro'(o SLtrrj . , '• / . was .hold In tho auditorium of .the pup- nj nstroiiotiVof saVs tJint the term JLIICO of all tlie provisions 'of thfi.'coAr*" .week-end guestij ;o£ Mr. and Mrs. Wm., 'sht! .visltedvher sister. .*."',> :•'; .' .•• .-• Ts.vGnnrge M. Llnaberry of Farmers- Chester Arthur Biidcl, son of Mr. ana lie 'school and tilery-wiitiTra-youy^—iiL- xf-i,'* iis/niiplleri fo sfaVH, is n 'mis- tract nnd:i»poolflciittons..r--In caiio vth'e 'he sum oC $21 was received on'Sun- ille, worn married "Wo'lnesilay Mrs. George W. J*udd, of Rockaway, temlaiice. Addresses!.,were.' made .""'.by blilder. desirus to ofCcr;-'tho,-,bondnie stn'rs tliut individual insicail.«f that .oU a-Buroly tiny at Trinity M. 13. Church-Cor the J 1 company he ,ahall, submit with, hln Jjld 1 £pi;,Bppnaing a.:>ye<:it .with ;rcl;aives at Mot*-' work of the Gideon.Band of which rep- thodist. Parsonage. "Thnv Mr nnd Mrs';" John Jl,,"Gray, of ,i\ew oC iliackensack;. Arthur. H.. Perry, a 'nre^Wlghtyi'*clV 'fixe^^li^to¥"Tr ^;r|'i ristowhV has' returned home. tuntitwl-by'Mr. .inrl Mrs. 'E^car Farley Village, were married at- 9..3.0 Saturday member of ..the, L.'iW . Committeo and a statement "or Htatements and, .conr resentatives wei'iT present "at" the" morn-; night. The ceremony , was ) performed 1 sent .signed by such individual shijllar t Sz^t'!villas Alico Ramsey is'assiating at the '.f Fairmount, hruther-in law,nnd a" 1 also a m^mb't ^* bdiPi'otection.Lodge.'or Ing service and spoke on "tlie work oC by Rev. , C. S. -Shaler," pastor of the to tlmt ri'quimd of a surety coiiipiiriyV •KS*-'^jiostofllcp -cbaring' the absence of Miss tho band. : > of the bride .Mr. and Mrs. Llndaberry : Newark;, former,, Prosecutor ,,.Wm. , /;.. Tho riprht Is reserved to reject-'any will live at Farmersvlllc. ; Port Golden, Ande'riibn and Change- Stryker..antl David Agans, State Sena- or all bids. • -* » . •'.- • .-';.U hi-• ; 1 Hen days.-?,; •-' '' • •'. •"'• -'''' • -Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Howoll have water M. 1Z. churches at his residence! tori from Hiinterdbn , and alao-"Presi- Ity order of tliî Bjinrd r.of Chosoa. v:,;Mrs. EUza,betl\ iMituhcll. is for-a week boon entertaining:-TrUjiids from Colum- : in Washington. Mr.; und -Mrs. Mlltun dent of the Hunterdpri Federation. Fine TJ'reeli'oMers-oC tho;County 0£yWarron#\: : 1 • TJOIIK Valley 'Girls Wcddod. G. 11111, ot Changewater,. ucled as wit? .refreshments were served "and it was ' tho guest of "Mr!- and Mrs. Charles bia. • --...•- • Two Ijong Vftllpy girls pfirticipatcd in i\Butter,pf Cllntohi .- A number of the Ifihorers->wh6 came decided to -hold. th« next= nieeMiiff. at ; a double wcilflin^ at Now York Sat Suriny3ide lii Hunterdoii County. ,". A ;•'.... Mr.-,. aml.fMra;." Leafc'r Hunt are the here last week to work ori Maln street iirday. ' Miss Knthryn C. HVilc Satur- ;' "'parents ;ot/a! baby boy. born Sunday. are• In camp near the depot;.,,. , : feature of the. meeting was" the enter- day marriod to-Russell IThnn, son of Amitlier Teicnhono Girl a. Bride. tainment , provided by! .Arthur'1 White,1 Mr. and Mrs. John "Walters, of Phil Mr. and Mrs; 'William Hann, oT Rock Miss KUzahcth Wiilevor, . naughtc: 1 MCCarri e .McCormlcp k of -JtrSey CltyTliusburg, arc at Huokportfor the sum- with; hls^fiimous colored -stai-n. Besides • no. xi on ronu liom ric : 7 •away -ana. Mlsa Elizabeth Nuigliljuur K o£ Mi-, and Mrs. .Calc!>:,\V-.,kW,niever1 ,nf Mr! AVhlte . the,,'eniertHinera'we're E'd- aonburfr..,..Sp[i'n' 6..,fcet... ^ . . . ., .... "ThoBSwho are>;in-a^?ruh:aDwa:êdni! 15' this week" this! guest "b£ her sister, Theodore Holz. of Ohio, Each couple at- Belvidere. avenue, iindl Clemens t rcti ward Steel, Charles Hnin'es, .Tames anil .. fai. Greenwich. Tow,nshlp Brldp-o No. •tlort • will, notlcqTthatV.Catarrh'.:>~,!Mtbet« .JiiicciLillierLance, : ' Mr, and Mrs. Scth .Griffin and .son are thorn much mor(i'ithan'-'.whcn~JttiQK ar.^fln tended tho other. Miss Hyde is tin. Markl'ny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clem- Bert Fuiman. They" gave the latest 0 on , road v froni .; ytcwarlsville LM tb\ at O.swego, N. Y-.; for a stay of .several daughter r«r Mrs. Annie Lauraman an;l ens. A. Markley, 6t ..Easton, were, 1 r M 'Mod health. This fact proves.that wjbllo r îGtlsi^dancchrrcte.vianct' performed . In Uldo'nisljurv,' »î)aa''32 ' feet. , ™' Catarrh Is-A local, disease, It', la,;gcf)iMy .weelis.î ^^_. ' .*•• •'' """""•• Miss Neighbour thn daughter of. Mr. duiotly manu-il. .sli ort'.y~.-tje!:-o.r-fiooii, such a lively.fashion,that as a resultit •(•3) "White '.Township Briairo'/NoMii" Ro'vT'rind'Mrs. Joseph-D. Hillman are and Mrs. Henry Neighbour. . •.•_;.• Saturday. The ceremony. was perform- Influenced M)y *conetitutionaV^cBnaitIpn8. : of the exhibition they recleved ihvi-, at .Haênr.Span,'31 foct.v;.,' i^.-.. •• HALL'S^ CATAKRH MBDICINB'Ma" a at Ocean Grove Cor several weeks' stay. ed by Rev. Dr. J. G. Lytlo at the par- ''£$•!; Church: scryltjes^-Suhtla-y night..-.-.;. r tatlons to-visit sevornl •plflftes :in'I s SpecIlliitilioiiHr;: plHnri. form of;, bid,'; Tonic and Bloofi-rurifloiyanfltactSfthroueh f Mr. and'Mrs. R. B.^Vclch'.ana=Muit; Honngn nf tho Washington.M. B. church. •jjontrUct and'Ojond arc un Die and may tho blood upon the ;mucous surfaces of ' ; . Tliomas-'G'Klcnvii. ;,. ..' .; terdoni-County: anrt' also ""make V ...^ „ j^':.,.Mra.'-F. AViRlnkerybf"13nst6n visited of New Haven, Conn., arn-. with ;rela- ; The -couple was • attended by the ))o jnsiVccte'dat the pfnce'ofIt. W. Vet- .the: body, thUB rcdpclns the inflammation : H -• Boric AV. Thomas, gi'anilHun"ol",Ta"me. to Haclccrisack, with "nil'expenses paid. t'wa'fow'days! thSipast 1week with Mrs. tives here for a visit. ' .. i' - •/ -,. ; parents. A wedding dinner was served ~uiiu restoring normal condlUona,";;;;.„'•.:.* , ™Êinma and,'Mi36' Suellr. - Ward. : 1 McConnoii of'Glen Oairtlner, and Mis ; Grand Guardian ' Robert TX Groat l ! !: Mrs.,Franc"e3 "."•K6ddy'h:i H "'• iWiilved at the home -of the .tirlde...Latei; in the J, ' They may bo obtained, upon reaucst All drusglata. Circulars 'frtri>.">';'i - iiS^' '""'Mlss 'Itla"-GicajieV returned home Sun- Emma I. Godown. daughter, of Mrs, day Mr. and Mrs. Markley. left by au nrovlded'.roqiniHt Is 'nmd6..In such^tlmo. V)P. J. Cheney.* Co./^loao.Jphlo.,/,. , y'5;day.after''spentling a fe\v; days with the following official notice: On 'Wed- nesday, July 12th, the Board ••'•ot >~ ' tomoblle for Lake ITopatcong,, when 1 #rolaUv.ea"af'.South Easton. -.'.. • cation nf' PIK-" Af' \" w y" n.i" , .„....,,.,,' married;1 on! July 1* nt the M^cthoOIs they will siientl two weeks in a cottage No. 42, Independent Order (of Odd Fcl- ^v^Mr. arid.ATrs. J; M. Young and Dwight uls.u:osaS"VSt^lvo^'c^SS^T ^t' " H'rt.^rldsc, Th. brld and will then make-thelr' home Cor the lows, will to-morrow hlght^t'lslt Som- ^JjB-'Aten, Mr.•: ar.il'iMrs.: "Wm._-Coaa and Game and pliiviepliiced Ififo" onn the TexTextboot k dressed In vfhito georgette and ca present with the l>rlflp'« parents,. , ervlllo and (vttontV a meeting.—.-. The ^" dilughter' Hiizet.'vjnl.l:ed • Sundayât Foul rifid -a-'bouquet' of white sweet peas, othcr"-Gniri3:Ijo3go' oiTIcers are expect- Klft^vithrMiv and 'Mrs? Harry Depew, List available for ^Principals for 3. Thoy will live with his grandfather at The bridegroom in senior auditor or ed to-be present. " i;Rcaglo. who, is spending Mrs. Roddy who Is tiie i:j,v^«tcr- of this Glen" Gardner, for the present. ' the accounting-and auditing linn of game i s a tlVS^r^T CCounty. R. 13. Kokert & Cp...of Easton. His Golden Star Council "No. "126, 'Sqhs atîbn Cliajiel visited re-' and -Diiughtcrs, of Liberty,. of Oxfoirci -" • • Mrs.' R. H. Hai- bride has been, employed' in , thQT tele- ; phono., exchange 'ln>Washington...... 'will install officers fo'r the term to-mor- STILEVALLEY .••..';...... Mr... and "Mrs.' Abram ,S. Garrls, row night., - Na'tfonal'rt nd< < State 'ofllccrs Knowlton, have 'announced the mai are expected • • >' - l . Mr.'and Mrs. Henry FliUlips..a.nd two rlage nf their son, Milton L. GarrlH, Girl of Fifteen EIo|Wfl. ' \ sons, Bavid and Prank," arid .daugHter, and Miss Elizabeth Marron, of Jer- Another local, runaway couple, with Catherine, and Mrs, Catherine Kitchen, sey Clty.i.Th'G ceremony was performed a imoen-year-oUl'DeliiWare. "Part;, fjl.rt Piinfic Heated War Wiun'Ss,R attended tho funeral of; the'. Clatter's tin' Newton," July ii. The attendants were rtnd her twenty-two-yfjarjoltwenty-two-yearjolaa lover/.alalovtr/.a o of t hat "'place,-i-iis heroine .and ...hero, , (jsorae brother-in-law, .Hugh Rlltenhouse, at alias-Eugeiis Marron, of Jersey City, 1 and , daughte Milford, on SaiU'iday. . <. B'ster of, the bride, and LeRoy Cooks. have been madmao happy,.bppy,.y the..Elktont parts ;of the New;Hebrides and the ^SuStlTiy.,nt siateford with Mr.'and •Mrs, C..R Vorheeae and j; {Md.)-marrUiK) « route;-The'coupl;Thl e havthv ; Solomon Islands that In mh'nyjfhmille3 ea;,Kerinedy,kii-, 'a ' „ anildMrs.-~Howard Vorbcese nml chil- since returned, to Philllpsbiirg nil- cliildrcn arc killed nnd substitutes Liquid, 2Gc; Ointment, the famous Pommade: nu turific of Paris; 35e".'v. "Ji9.'' Russell "LInabeuy and ddlt, n ePi.ntSutS'Wii ' L5a!;v?rcrrit of Jgljn ^tjr^s ftrid Ul9 W M4 Sd with and family, aj , >Iary A, MerrJtt ôf l H* TliiftSft 13R tJSTIE3^-So!d by ^WANTED—Cattle, hog*/calvot ud BUDD-tAKE BATHERS HIGHW 'IhUtjU^,. VAI AVH* \ ^" *r " * . ' " ," "J u*lo*'AtL 3-D "• ua"/ Warren Count At I * . —^* j"-*Ivv..B, toilet and August^Bayelacqua, New-Village, ! .PUfcUibea weekly.,-Enttred at\WMh- church, .Wednesday, Aug. 23. . - O-ll-tt medicinal preparations, food product*, : lnjrtoal N. J, tur iecotttouiis. matter, K, -'-"(Conttniiedv*p and other Ktore goals; nil gooda CONTKACTOn and SUILDEn—See Too Lazy to. Be K \l'i'.'(Continued"from page 1) BY' 'BRIAN HARVEST HOME oil Buarantted; I also carry a full Htpck noon, ..tiha was.good looking but not 1 a .cooplo ^ H ^where, bridges are Thi rflday,' AuRUst 10th.• w'i"" G-ll-tf mabtfori you Imlul uhd get rny eatl- f."A. Robeptson,. Editor, and Owner. of fresh vegetables tlilH*summtr.- Sum- matftidn'your Job. I do'the work com- [,'ood looking , tut HIIO .was nhapcly. IIn- courHe.of conatructlonttl , : HABVBST'IIOMK—Tho'annual; har* ud; Young1, Brona utrett, WnHhlngton, Ashamed of ?; 'i Everybody noticed It while •Ha was In ' In the mcurittme, thu detour by wtiy ves homo of tho ; >*nnJt/lcld , Baptist plete, from basement to•,attic: „, P. .1W, N.J. ' .: ltp ThomoH, Carpenter shop 247 Belvldera v •' , Celebrated Scrnnton Coal bathing and a crowd collected, Sho of.. Larlaon'a Hill will be somewhat. chu -ch of Port Murray on "Wednesday, r FpR SALI2—A -larRO .HoUtOlh cow, wore a one-plcco bathing suit, , Hhortoncd• by . thu.,opening.of 'thu. «ec- JulK2flth. \. .: . '.--... Ave., "WiJililnBtoii; oppo.nlte CuUulle's i At tha DLL. ft W. It. R. Elevated blh' milker und will be frr>Hh within two Lumber Turd. 8-31-tf 4N0W a ono-plcco bathing xlilt Is all tlon between thflJrasK Caatle.ro^d a.m weuks. Edwin A. AVoolvt-rton, Upper • Cbutei. " ••; -• ' -*-•• Larlflon's. Tho concrete is html now right at Brighton Beach, Sea Olrt and ttrond St. ltp SEE J. n. TirOMPSONfor all klnda x : Dallverad.ovar icreens.', Yard price Nantuckct, where this sliapoly bather and .can bo travelled .as soon an thu of concrete work, concrete curba >und uiinLruului' lukea doW'n Ilia buiii'da, USED CARS FOR SALE—We have Tn the, campaign pi Ahijkfy * %W*i~:.^:->•--'-•. '. •/.• Sept. 1, int.-• tind been u frequent viHitor, but it 1J tlio,following used cars all in lirnt-clanA curb: .resetting. J. R. Thompson. 1 Buckwheat ...... * C.7C per ion not JuHt the ptoptir thing at Uudd Lake, which .will; bo »tlila ;wcck...... condition anil will Hull !hf>m on onny Wushlngton. COSlf which this bank has* inatl- "** P«a •;t.i...... 9.R0 per ton in lho estimation of the natives. In- ' To-morrow tho concrete men will terms: lord Sedan, FtirJ Touring, JAMEB RroDLR A SON Of Anbury gurated we have diligently^ ~ " .Chestnut ...... 10.75 per ton variably It brings a Monday morning move from Eckvl3 and go to. tin- Eaat Stuik*buker-Slx Tourlnjr. .Model 1)0 Over- t Btovo J0.7S per ton will-buy good beef cattle, vealcalvps stiff neck. -.; :. ",_,•..: :• :. .\yashlngtoh, avenue rallroiul culvert lo land Touring, .Model. S5*4 Overland and how. Phone or wrlto.. - 6-6-tf sought some expression," ' \ Ege" ...... 10.50 per tun -complete the small stretch left unfln- Qrutt i 10.50 per ton Tho ylllago constablo, who has Tourlnif, Regal Tourlus, Ford Delivery, WANTI3D—Be>r Cattle/veal calves, whiHkorn und u walking stick and u Isheil luaf spring. This will tsika four Overlund Ono-Ton Truck and a IIo- some statement/that wottltt* : "'>,,y, ;STOVH WOOD,, •;-, or five days. Workmen have the grad- fat chickens arid hoga. Frank O. "TUddlo, shiny badge, and all the paraphernalia public One-Ton Truck. Uowlby & Neu- Hampton. C-25-tf rivet attention of-men 'iii^ vBervtco cost, carry'dellvcry, per ton, that goes with tho part, including u ing ull done, for., the concrete gang. hnus, Washington. ,, 11.00; shovel delivery, per ton, "*CO piatol, police club and handcuffn,, had Thu left hand side of. tho road Ima been VOU SALE—nelglan harys. ; .... . WANTED—Wheat and ryo In any women on their obligation*^- [ conts; % ton, G5 cents; 14 ton. used tor trutllc white ihcja oju'rutloiui FOR SALE.--Body for Ford Road- QUonllly, Adum Wandllag, Port Mur- centi. , • • - Jtl« eyu on t\\ej&\c dome with ttic.onc AUnhouao, Jv'fW. Villnmi, N, J. itn ster. Will: carry .-ton milk cans. ,,Jos. y\nrn •l «th(n2 ' "t'lt," Jf? CSV-V that, ?!!? v,'«i"» in *»roirro . FOR SAI-K—A •ly-tnn wnn "cM-", rav. N. r«««nrri In llutC nilm^nt won going to whlrh will "bo 'early next wi'fk, ih scales.: A two-ton ulatform spring ex- on., fat cuttle. .Phono C5H11.' O. J. f prt'tw wanon. Sold for want of use. . FOP. SALE-Saxon-Sis, four p prove hurtful to tho good reputation of contractor will turn his forctT of mci sengeger In HrHtcltiBHrHt-cltiBS conditioncondition.. VVaan Howell. 7A4-U limitations to convict young' "" thf* lake. • : on th'n. Job_ of- IIIHnB, In thu . trollej- Thomas N*ewman*« .Sons, MCMcCIarrI , 92 TTaylol r SSt. ,Wh Washingtoni . N. J. IF ITS 'XN'SUXIAKCB call or wiHo "h Ombo and .yard, Uelvldere avetiu lie didn't know much about one-plcco tracks through thu borough ami apply ltp 7-G-Slp Harry Christine, Wafihlngton, N. J. m',n of the crime of waste anil Morris Catial; Telephone Gl. bathing suits but' lie did know what thu dressing of asphalt and macadam, FOR SALE—Good family c'ow. cheap 7 NJ . , Waahlncton. N. J. WANTED—Man to represent tho 10-20-tf of Substance and oppdrtun- wan lit and what wasn't, by heck. similar !to that used through Uroad- to . Ilffht housckvepinff. L. L. liikehorn, 242 FOR SALE—Possessio-.- n at 'once— Woolverton. best thing—ahe hud to resort to heryears und was started as un expurlmew Double house, 3 rooms anil nuntry llrst ney fiom a job to a position automobile an a dressing room. Being .with " convict labt^. Evidently" this Uelvideru Ave, ltp WANTED — Money on mortgage, floor, 3 bed rooms and attic on both $2,000 at GF/o on farm worth $5,000; TROLLEY an open car, It was not ju»t what you phase of it did not prove a HUCCL-M.S FOR SALE CHEA1!—Three burner Bides, bath on one side and cellar under is the toll in substanc^tio, would call a perfect thing for an affair and the roud is being completed under Kas plate, in Bond condition.' Charles $1200 on new dwelling in Washington. whole house. Fine electric light fix- Harry Christine, Washington, X, J. character, in self-respect of that kind—more especially with hun- private contract. It la said that umu-i- Quigluy, 121 E. AVashlnnton Ave. ltp tures all through, city water, newly SCHEDULE drc';lo "of curious oyos following êvents liiu" tcrml; of "tho contract ttxi papered and painted throughout,- slate ..'.: 6-29-tf taken from opportunity*. so closely. must llnish it this full. PUBLIC KALE—As thirty acres of roof. Everything In firat class condi- 'AIvMfS WA.NTKI5—List- your prop, * V-Northamptqn-JEaston , my farm IH disconnected ly other prop- tion with largo lot and gardens, Wm. erty with us If you wish to sell no There is continuing substatP Mr. Constable observed all this. I*. At the present lime the concrete Is erty 1 will dispone of the «ame at Public withdrawal charge; we must produce was his opportunity. It was his cue. laid from the Brick Tavern, near Clin S. Uowlby, 65 S. Lincoln avenue, Wash- & Washington Traction Kale on Saturday,.July 22 at 2 o'clock ington. • 70-6-tf customer to collect commission. Amos tial gain in your life or thertf He sullied forth determined, by heck, to ton, to tho top of the .mountain, ami p. ni., standard lime. The ltuul is situ- T. Sickles, New Jersey Farm Agency, bring things to a focus. Edging up to this seotion la open to trawl through Btono house, is failure, and the man who .•'-.-.' si Cbmpanv ' ated In, tlie township of Washington oh FOR SALE—Farm; house, wagon 17% Youmans Ave., Washington,'All -' •--ij :'',' ' > ! I Kim, I Went the automobile which the woman \v:is a, most scenic stillî,: Thu contractui tlie road lending from Washington to frame barn, machine kinds of lnHurance. C-29-ltptf using as an emergency boudoir, ho ar- Is now laying concrete from Wwt Por 10 isn't harnessing earnings as |B»un0|nomnl SprinKtown, about one-half mile from house, hho g Iluuse, 128 acres—1 a UCIL. 1 MM 2JI0 rested" the woman in the name of thu tul westward, and the two sections are 1 FOR -RENT—Flat- with improve- PtillllpBburg ...... the borough. The land hit.s a wide road wood, 5 ucre.4 alfalfa, corn and oats— ments. (I. K. Uehleln. G-UD-tf a willing seivant is wasting C. It. R Arch ..;..... 2,48 law'. almost connected, there being less tha frontage ami bounded mi the southeast G cows, 3 horses, two brood HOWS, all Ingemoll Gate ..- USB. She was taken by surprlHe, of course. a third of a mile still to construct. It farm machinery...bargain for quick FOR SALE—Ono and one-half rfcro.1 opportunity. A bankbook ii Inkersall Bridge: by the CIIIHJ farm and on tho north- of good standing hay. John Montgom- S.00 2.40 She wax emliurrassed, too. She had will be done In.less than two weeks unt west by Hie HjJininsley farm. The soil salu, $4500. House, four acres, ban Wilson's Crossing' ... open to travel In les.s thun a mu:ith. ery,. Jackson Valley. 7-13-2tp the passport to the Lodge o£ Hsnsfoot Crossing .„. 2.o i; 242.:tWo never before been arrested In her in productive it,nd 1H well drained and wagon house, 2 chicken hou.He.s, lots of Coii&'a Switchi..;..<.. |o5 boudoir. But she knew bo was a con- When this route is opeutd It wil tht> view \9 iincxcftlW/-This .lar.d is an fruit, running :-water,'• $8000.- ."Would FOR SALE—Seven ncro poultry and Thrift. The highest mlssioil Port'TWarren Urldge . stiiblo the moment he placed his cold carry a" great deal of l'eniuylvnnla Idea! ' location for a fruit or poultry like to show you -this ono; I2"i acre fruit farm. This [IJIU little farm .has StoWartivlIlo Heights 2!oU ' 2.1(0 hand upon her flaky shoulder. She tnil'lc from Kuston by way of Blooms farm. Now Is your chance for any ono dairy farm, good house,, barn; silo, 7-room dwelling, plpelcns furnace, ex- of v. Dowllng's Crossing .. 2,20 could toll It by his whiskers. He had bury, West Portal, Clinton and Soin desirinj,' a small farm near town. Sale wagon house, ice house, all necessary cellent condition. Three new henneries, Bnyder'a Lane 2,10 2.28 FL by beck manner, also, that gave him ervllle. It will ul.su make a very delight- to be hold at my residence on Upper out-buildlng-s, a hornes, 22 head'of reg- 1250, poultry, ICO apple treos, lino loca- New-'Village Switch .. 3.14 2^J7 nway. If any, further authority were ful pleusure ride for local people, Broad street. , Terms &isy. .Inspection istered cattle, running water to alltion,and easy terms. Harry. Christine, NewS Village P.-O. ... •2. in necessary' It was furnished when the Invited- I->Iward A. "Woolverton. It bulklinfTs, automatic milkers, iron Washington, N, J. -, C-20-tr The Old 'f Edison Hoad 2.17 constable pulled back the' label of his stanchions for ^1 head wi''i drinking Davis's Switch...... l'.i:0 . ,A" small force of workmen hay been ; JULY AND AUGUST WEATHER Broadway > Post' Office 2,23 coat and nhowed his shiny bndce. cups; real bargain at $10,000/ can hay makes the weeds grow. Kill them First Nations! Bank 2.1:1 employed for; several weeks patching FOR UliNT — A neatly furnished terms. IInu.se, four acres, bam, run- Bclvldere "Road Then the lady from Elizabeth knew up the road .between Glen Gardner am Ith a Sprywheel Afotor Cultivator. Mineral Springs' 2J7 2.12 room with or without board. Apply ning water, $2800, located at Port Mur- of Washington s.t Marlatt's Crossing ... 2.11 that It was all off- She wus In for ii Clinton. It isn't much of a job they Mrs. F. C. I'entzlorf, 50 AVurrcn St., ray. House at Broadway along con- Will demonstrate ariy'.timo or place. Marlatt'a Switch .... 2.20 2,10 and knew it. What Interested her par am doing but It helps some. Between WuHhltmlou. 7-20-.ttp Howard Lannlng, Washington, X. J. 2.OII crete highway, in line repair, center of I.arriaon'a Crossing .. tlctilarly wan lo kn«\v what lugal action Glen Gardner, and Clinton the road I? FOK SALR—Or will exchnnKo for a town, price JliGOO. US acre.grain nnd C-29-tf DunTord's Crossing ... 2.OH was to be taken. Was she to be taken In ti fairly travablo condition. At th is to promote and conserve Eclcal's Garage 2.0(1 two-ton dump truck: five ton dump dairy farm near Delaware, good house, FOR, SALE—Two Messenger thresh- before a magistrate? If so, who was lower end of Glen Gardner thu road truck with wood hoist mid .steel body. running water, chicken, liouae, garage, ing machines, mounted., Also agent foi your tin if t. Washington Hquant .. .the magistrate? W113 he an old be- Is now,being. Hcai-illed and will be p;u D. U & -W. It.-R. Arch 2-(7 1MCI J. R, Thompson, .Stewartsvllte.N. J. two apple orchards and crops and Kills Keystone Threshers anil Blowers. 2.110 whiskered Indlvlduahwithout an eye for tlally .rebuilt. Through the village of 7-20-2tp stock; price $9000. 9^ acre dairy and Port'0*'den 2.411 thu bciiutlfitl and with no comp.tusion Elmer M. Budd, Stewurtav.llle, N. J. Powtr IIouso 2.41 i.r.u Glun Gardner materials .have been dy WANTI-ID—Man with cur to'Nc-ll bust C-23-tf for a lonely and persecuted fi-male? llvored for generul repairs, This IH rain farm nwu* town with stock, mn Silver Springs 2.12 1 ..is 1 low-priced Cord Tiros made. $100.00 Wantlllug'K UrosHlnfj ,, , ivi:t 1.S7 Or .was, he a modern•.mas'strute v.'lth about.the v:ors:.piccu ot xi»x<\ ^luij^ thi. '.reck and - v'.i\. ;. /.Wulfu "Tire _ V jtmtml oropnor , lnt «F' fjoflwntM. aiiiuid'H UroHfiius - .... 2.44 i.nti a part In his hair and ci'oases in hl3route, . ', Co.,. ".'.S'J2 Canal, Heiilon Harborb , "Michh I $10,000. 28 acres near town, house, Burd'H Crossing 2.iu ii.4H ltj large barn, fruit, running water; Terra Cotta Works .. i.r,2 Us? $5500. Farm, C2 acres near macadam Port: Murray -. 2.S0 i.no ,lr "tho former, then good night! If iAn extensive Job of road-bulkiing is WANTKD—To buy a farm near Eas- the laiter, HIIC W:IS sure shu could nh ton or 1'lillllpnburg. Send full discrip- road: $4200. • Farm, 1C2 ncres, good now going on between Wind Gap u:i. buildings, near mnctulnm Cfl, .lK Cafe: Hun Every Hoar on the Abovf him that sho had done no'harm. She ,Saylor:iUurs,.*,vha'ii: the State uf I\-nn tion In flmt. letter. . Address,.. Allen ,L. L-r,...-.,..,^ {ro(n- y,50 At Mt •J..---.. -, hiul 'simply ' «i)n"fi what hundreds 1 JfciKohorc, Lansdalo, Pa., U..13. 2, ltp water, "fC-"JUU. We havo more tarms also •sylvanla is conatructing a new high a. country hotel to sell. Houne at Hack- chapely glrlH hud done at llrighton, at way. The road lias, been, regarded and FOIfSArii''—Ttlfick mare,'price rea- Sea CJIrt and at Nantucket. ettstown, 5 rooms, lot 50'x 175 ft., city many hills cut down, besides several sonable. John llachtman on the John water, concrete walk, main street; $650. Her relatives worn In the car with dangerous:curves eliminated. Th 1!. Field form at .Karrfvllle; P: O. Ox- House at Hope, N. J., G rooms, gar- i~'\3.-yrnri\>ii Fl tH him »ultl lil.s property her. They greatly deplored the notorl ruad will be-built of concrete. ford, X. J. . ' '. • 7-l!0-3t den, good water, 5S5O. Sec this ho'.so at Mbunt.'iitn lîke tot Mr. Stuwar ety. They were inclined to blame the WANTUD—The man weina looking in' Washington, 6 rooms and bath, city PrcsKh-ntof tin : Utuwnrt Sltlc .Mill Cum- young woman for making such a show "Motorists are advfsud tliiit tho road fr-r need lifiv. e_ ol(V! ,-iythIng in water, concrete 'walks, chicken house, puny of:Ha.ston. of herself. They toltl her she .should over Schooley's Mountain haa be-Mi ni«Il ; life. Wo wu'ut hl.s 'ip'vd time 111 his garden and fruit, real bargain; $2CO0. Janice Vim Billiard., of, piillllpshur have known thlu' ivasn't Brighton or oiled, and Is in good condition. The hu:i:<* town. We wiil h»U; him tn make Two new bungalows, several double * who Hun been siiendiiiK part of tho sun Sou. Girt or Xan tucket. They ;oiotlf;e. 1'resident,- CL'O North 13th with starter. Must be in good condi- '"'erf of-illMs Floiffiico" Kilenberfiur," whi The upshot of it was that tho con struction near Italston. It U a detour St., Pliilailflphia. :• _ 7-20-lt tion.' Give full particulars with lowest •was the commercial teacher nt tinstable served a summons on the wom.tn along one side of the valley. of the l-'O(JNI)—A baby's gold ring. Owner price In first letter. Address, P. p. ,Wnnh'intfton high school last year. to appear at a later d-ite to answer to LTp'iHrt' Rarlf^n, then ^STOK^1 to thecan have same by calling at Levin's Box 77, Washington, N. J. " 7-13-tf , ; •"Williams IJroliier.s, who run Hit 1 a charge of Indecency, before :L Justice other. Half of the detour is over rutty, store find proving property. . ' ltp FOR SALE—Oak Dining Room Fur- Hotel .^Haatori;'have purchased the ol* of the Peace at Flanders. slippery roads, bad to negotiate in wet WANTRD TO KENT—House In orniture, Table, Side-Board, C Chairs. •American• House, at Third mid LtihiKl All of which is to serve notice that weather. no:ir WiiHhington, quiet location, three Corner China. Closet, line condition. 9 ; . atrecja, Easton. anil will convert it Inu adults. Address Box 15 care STAR. 1 when you go to Hudd Lake on a S There is also ii detour between Mor- Meeker, lUfJ West Washington Ave. "a'modern apartment house." Tho prlct 7-20-3tp HARVEST HOME at Summerileld On a hoi summer s day \it\ia was 5104,000. day or any other day you've got to be- rlstown and Chatham, so the best w have yourself. You must, by heck! to go to Newark at this time Is via PUHLIC SALE of Farming .Imple- church on Wednesday, August 9th. Tlte-boarda of education' of Nctcong The nrpriiS'Oyed constable will got you Budd Lake and Dover. The Xetcong. ment;; ami other'.-articles on Saturday. Come and enjoy .an excellent supper. •and Stanhope have voted unanimously if you don't. Budd Lake road has been repaired. July T2, 1022. at," 1 p. m. .oo Bottles $1.85 'Strdudsbiirg, a. fornft-r ' ji'eslftiiii' of John Ramsey and Miss Carrie Shrnpi- served. B. J3. Fitlgenxld, Phone 211S MR. DAIRYMAN—How about your :.. \WiL8hinKton. •ill ontertain a liko party this after- ! Phillipsburg, N. J. ' 7-20-2t mm ami dairy equipment," stanchons, : B1G ;13ANCK AT LEBANON on Sat- Binder Twine, -McCermick. "Killl the Bugi,." Wo have on •-••If you. are interested In Sunday oon at the home nf Mrs.Riimsey. urdny iîfjht, July 22,,1922. Music by REAL- ESTATE FOR SALE IN rater bowls, stalls, litter and , feed chicken dinnei's at one dollar per plate, The oats gnats have mpfle life mis- the "Happy Six" orchestra. -Mlihvay -IAMPTON—Two-story house, attic, carriers, silos, engines, etc.? Also'Em- standard, per bale of 50 hand Arscnate of Lead, Black =' Mervqdjn fault)OHK style, you might refer erable for this section during: tlie puat and other-.lUlaetions. V j. 7-20-H cellar, porch, partly furnished, excel- )'ro Milklne: Mâchlnes Sales & Serv- 1 nomuK _.[.: £™».; $5.00 I,yn tors and others to Market. // • G-29-tf Florence , aiid,'._Perfection Oil compartment ._* $15.00 • .soirVcoach..-™>;.;:;;;.;;.:., ^1,'...,,'.. Hush.of New Village. The.-olllcera of "Mu.slq;; by the Wnshlgton Band, If itormy, the first fair evening. 7-20-2tp write or phone me how many pigs .-.or Ai will-.move dead -hc-racA Cooking Stoves., .:. Two compartments'1 j $25.00 .':. Jacob. Crotslcy of Washington is head he ussocialion' arc President, -Asa "K. hogs they can handle per year, "MoIUv 'che'C Tor the.camp of men •building an Rush, New Village; vlcoipruslrtent, E. YELLOW l-'RAMK HARVEST HOMill anucjatl / for $1.00. 'Phono' 4-R24 Tuesday, July 25tli. If stoimy, next Callfon." ' 7-20-tf Washingshingtont . C. H.; "Wiseburn. Port 'electric line smith of .AyasM'nstb'iVVith P/Rush, Easton;, secretary and tre.is- WANTEH—Man with car. to sell best Glass Fruit ; Jars, 'with glass Gules for porches to keep the ^headquarters at- Cleh' Gardner. He is urei% A. S--Rush, of Pliillipsbnrg; aa- fair night. Roast pig ami chicken sup- Mnrrny,.N...JM . . ' . . . . 2-9-Rtp-tf i : low-priced Cord Tires - made. ?100.00 J xiiSHlsted :by.hls, stepson,' Walter. Paul,' sistunt, J.; 13.. Rush, of New Vllliige. per-- from 5 o'clock (Standard Time) FOR BADE—Fifty Barred Rocks. 1 * tops, i/2 ptU pts., qts, '/; gals. Babies-in, •'•' "MISS/TJOOIH Perry is doing wliata •until all are served.'.' Ladies' Uaziiar, ice per .week and expenses. Wolfe Tire MarclWhatch,-at $1.25 each; 10O white ,Wm. II. DcReamer resu'meil work Co., 2S92 Canal, Beriton Harl)or,_.MIch: Pekin duckr.-weightng from throe to ; number of other inlght, do.. .She Is do- Monday at, tho Washington Steam' cream,'; candy,- melons, soft drinks, etc. .'•• natlngj-a. book- a-week l to tho" local Music.,by Sherred's ; Orchestral1* Riirii- four lbs. at 25c 1b. Win. Gaviller, Roek- ; I*ratt'sK, Disinfectants, Jiquidr Sntfll RcfriKerators $15.00 Lnuiidry after' being off seven'weeks' WANTED—Chickens ,- for drcBsing! port: P. O:, Port Murray, R.-1). 7-13-2tp library!-'-.;.!: ..'•••.;• •' .7 with . u fractured, wrist, due to the mor guests ayj well as. our'resident friends In northeni Warren county iv'ill No Leghortip.. Cull, write or phone •• FOR SALE — .Trans])laiited celery Je'rpmo Albert, ,oC\^,Hardw"ck, has kick' of an mitomoblle crank. Croquet Sets.:, Fishine Tackle. i Und this a very csifjhtly spot und ihe 1350-R13. - Win. G. Lawrence. 204 Plants. Bcnj. F. Castncr, Upper Belvl- •been'^'engaged • as"'>:\yatchm:mV'"for. .the The ^Methodist', Sumliiy .schoolj will Prospect St., "Delaware Park. Phillips- , new'vforest riro^lpqk'out .' tower iiiat gathorlng a delightful one to make the pec p dere Avo.,, WashingtonW , N. J. Closed havo a' picnic August 2 ut Williams burg, N, J. on SSundays. orected on the ^limmlt of •: the ; Blue Park. , : objective of an evening's outing. 7-13-21 7-20-3t 7-13-3tp Mountains by i- Department HARVEST HOME at- Broadway M. FOR SALE •• CHEAP — Good road FOR RERENT—HousN e with five J Roy. J. B. ,T., RhodcH, formerly of horse. Win. Allen, Buttzville, N_ J, at Pen well,' Inquire at the Mill or ad- of/ConservatioofConservation -anti-Development, 1 or ad-I Washington;'Will bo oho "of the supply E. church Wednesday, August 3O.\lb22. • • • . ' --^.7-20-2fp dress Geo. "W. Fisher, Port •~ {Tholnia^Crevoling.'Cdiiughter l|Of Mr. ,,preacherlvûvins llxa. t U1thU ewlJllluulB Methodisl t ^..H.U,churc,h • !;.!••<• J; • C-22-tf w ,F0R SALE—A racer in good condi- 'N: J.. . '=. ' .- "• " " '•• "7-13-tf ana7tara;ruheater Crevoling, :wtia-ntno wHen Rev..Dr. J. Q. LyU« goes on his HARVEST HOME—Anderson on : tion. Price. ?i;i5. Can be seen at For your custommado bungalow James EL Johnston years!.old Thursday and ;in honoi- oC yacatlon. Tho latter ex'iiecta to lwive luirsday^^l^V^Sovonth. B-25-9-7 Tice's Garnge, Slewartsville, N. J. aprons ..aiul summer undies, go to the Ithoitrivent iahsf )< omterlffiined flrtoon.îioxt week and will spend tho time at SPRUCi^-T^;oungjfrlends,at thejiomo of her pair-rVcs /homo . town .in - western Penhayl- uat- 2nd, 19257 Remember tho date. OAXIAGGAilAGEB FFOR RENT. Inquire .-£2 lingerie a specialty. Address Box fntB,iIn"SMt^Washin£ton avenue... yaiitu,'. .. J . : . . . ,5-26-8-2, STAR.Offlcb. • . 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•. 1' THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J./THURSDAY, JULY 20,192Z SECTION ONE

Mr nnd Mrs Ba>mond Crammer of tho Ride on strikes In tho nevcnth Inning. JSduÂldo Club I lour n Itumii. Mr. and Mm, Cornnllu« Voorhccs t in d yudj w Ith the BEAT HIGH BRIDGE Kejpoit will xticnii Sumla} with tlic Yi'tak-y IHKUIHI four pawned and Htruck Tho Ktidyniile' Club ilouae, situated Jit e enlt-i lalulng tln-lr m itndduuitliter, hiltor'H i^rcniK. Mr anil Mrs John IN TWILIGHT GAME out ten nivn. • . Mies S.imon of rhlladelpbla. Ueldtcman I toll up, however, wim tho hero of the on tho N'orth Di'laware lllvor Drive, Mini* Vtrnn Or inn I In siundlnc K*A- (Continued fiom \m,v 1) ff.uni1. Nut only did he mnko n RO ulltUni In ."-» iork n milling Ut, but ho had two lilt* und a tin HO un l>aiiK, of moro than $25,000, with Innunijicti •\Vorhl, SMB. too fulr cilj. KcorlnK the only two rurm that WnMh* Warren, Farmers Plan Tour. for part of the ainutint. f* WEEK'S Uecoid of the lohn Hint and IUIIIUU Ilnviml ashlimtun Alt It il o 13 In^ton made. ' Farmers of thlK county. pnrilcuiBrly Vi Movements of People 1!.hlicmui uijojxl a iliu mnttir nll>|CI •1 0 0 0 0 It wn« Hlat^l last wcok that catcher- Ihw jjotuto ifrowe-r«, :iro looking r> 2C put < ut:< ing flection of Ltchlgh County, Pa., tin bulk In 11)21 and tht> furiilHhluKa won- rcKiiliir monthly mectlntf of Iliv Urvcn* 1 tht- lnnt word in elcKHnce. , Tho lire u-lch Townahlp Commltu-u, Friday nv- Biieflj Ctuonicled :: :: :: itate. foil' iliih- the sn.nU. Moluwk IMlu lb 3 t» 0 U U 0 eri'dlttil t« hlf* team. l:i '.lit* fourth, Auguxt 10th. Thin IK the lurgeNt potato fifth. Klxth find iH'venlh tiinlniM, he had growing county In lY'iinnylvunla, 1*O' Bturted In the ladlCH' dn-joii.iT room, VIIIIIK. AllKtiKt 4, 192^. at Oilil Fel- TinII Th'>v ptwd llummh Ooiiiiw.ll- Clark, S 0 0 U 3 0 low K irull,.RluwurUvlllK. llicr- will »«• cut ami Miwu-htmtt* mjmlni '"l^l- 1 > nch -' 3 0 0 4 5 1 nt-viMi out of iiliu' ctuwwutlve pmautH. tutrt growprM there lmvc met tho Hume Init tlu* catiHu lias not been tU-UTmlnwl. ThP liremni \vi-r« luiniHcainn-d In conwldervd fur flnul iiutimntv. «n urd|- nllv tin ctimin of thi luk«hlrt liitln lk . rf. J 1 1 t» U VThe only imlnt whervlu he r-nl«l in rrai- OumlltiotiH that growingji hvvc are fac- nnncv tor tliu npiiruiirintlon uf inonuyM * Week-end guilts of Mi t'ml Mr* Mop mm «m mult, it MJIIII \dims If. i 1 0 2 0 0 trlhutlup hlH half was in -batiint:. ltui ing. Tht. tour will fiitflufli* vl»:t« to n pumping water from tht- rlwr andthi- for thf Improvi-ttifnt of tlm Stiite Altt Jdhn Uott« woro Mr mil Mr< AH«rt ami Prmldaiut It 1 Hit ituirn ttII* 1110 0 0 tli.'ii Zttnniy liad the IIK'IMIIV of nil uf few of tho leading grower*. Autos will Ntrticture burnwl without much inter- ronil lentltnir from Htcwnrtftvllln tn Bfinxll and two chltduii of btrauds win in uh t ridin \ii AUnrn nnd Vuvl IIII-II /.iium.v nun un: IIRMMII Helvlden- at it 11. m. and Kant on ference, being L-onmimed In icwi'thun Ulon mid In .. ut 9.-15 11. m., arriving ut Al- un hour nml a half. I*. K 1U1C i-h 217 I(K nmvnilmunlM iui.1 10 J S il 14 J 'roiith all «lKim fall. U'litnwn at 10.30 a. m. Kiandanl time. supplement* (known an Ihe llerrldlc Afctd and dnught r nntl Mr und Mrs Mf^s Hi r thi I till-* rtluuutl tin. 1 ittoi Al. It II O A V Lewin Smith und thni uhlhlrtn of Phil- Act) u'iuTetiy tho State of .Vow Jurxuy iurt uf last wmk from thi hium of hi i •1 0 0 tf A 0 The score? You n ay rob Peter to iM>y Paul, hut lip*burtr Mrs Ld lluua mddtut,tuir < All. R. II. O. A. K, refunds seventy;(Iv« JRT cent of till *l«tt»] In Phlllip *hurh w lu ri tht h id Oritiuw. If, t l> 0 - 0 1 Washington Cnlf l'inb Orcnniz-d. that !mi*i «olng lo prvvt-ni Peicr from money* GO spent.* The ordlnanco pro- ot Canada Chrlstimv vf,.. IKin for i tutipk of ««.•.(*.•« uiuinr- I. Walton .'b -1 1 1 -I -' 1 n n 1 Th\Sarepta Calf Club held IU (lr»t borrowiiifr k/mck.ugnln...... , .. . llvft for uu appropriation of On a i ivuli.iH un July lL'tn. nt me home of 7i.u.tMimi~;>uM.i>» UUIU.U!. fi..iu .. IVJKV, lb. ..«.._.. 0 0 1 he rooil funds. Any'taxpayer of tho Bpont thL week-tnd wl h tin Mlsy t A o 1 Edith und Junet Ouliik 4 v tt- v 1 0 v CiSTOBIi -Ti»wnnItiM niuy ui'yeur iiLLlilfi meeting. IU\ J \ \\ ij,mhurst will Invo • > Q i)4imar, r, ...... i 0 0 0 wai. jailed to order by the county club (Signed) FltBIX1 H. GARY, Mlsiti lAurt Oulkk ind OIKt Oiul- A 0 s agent It wan found that IS Interested Bears the elgntturo of Chaa.H.Fletcher. months \ai ttiun from his limitH I Lynch. Sb „,„.; 0 1 • B. 1 :. Clialrinan. , n»r nf UnuhlngtoM ind Man (.onto Co i\ lb .. (J mrn. boya nnd Kirls were prcriont. In UBO lor orer thirty years, and or Hamilton «]«nt suiulij with Mr iml Opilyko. rf. 0 U 3 ) 0 nnted July IT. 1922. . chttn.li IU will * art hit* v u. itloii th< Htshut*. rf. A A 0 0 Thu club members present elected tli."* The Kind You Have Always bought. Mi Charles \an 11 IM.II at \ivv 11 unp- KOIIMB. If _ X 0 0 MAKCL'S WII.US. Clerk. » IiHt ot liii*. nti.l tlurini. hl« f nr \\.-k« „ ,,.,3 31 1 followliur olllcers: l'realdent. Cl.ffanl t«3» *- •** 1 |l1 .'JO 1 4 it 14 & ib-uici ulll IUVL the pulpip t suppll *! Iteers. Koul Klft; vlc«-president, ,Chp.«i. r nnd Jin Jtmph C HUH mil i iknttil i \pi _.0 0U0lllMOO-l tt-r Snytlcr, Ttrldgevilte; acendary, XeM Children of RliiL'Wood mu wtfkiiid tl> Tot il 34 2 i tlu bt ttt i tart of ,u ii 1 u d « u il A.—'A won Dickinson, San-ptu. Other mem- Kiles-) or Mi Htl* I' ir. ntn Mr and hit- I mvn two bist All. It. II. O. A. K bers <•( tit,- c-lub art> Martha Utrkln- Mn E 0 Htlt hit— T ili Strut-k out by Martin Stani.'!-. rf ,4 0 0 son and Kills Alhcrtson, bolh of Sar- Mr nnd Mrs J I' LarNun spent Sun htirsi tn.l .) Inn luvi 1 for (Hiit tln 1 I \ 1 liet, G. Hawk, lb 3 0 0 0 day with Mr and Mrs J L I DM mum: Ur.-.ncer. :tb 12 0 at Groat Meadows : Mr in.l M i\w,H \\ I.Hit, un , :t 0 As this wnn an organization nifoting i unil> kit li k Un i'.>im I U .-.ul Cite! i IU iMi ml ist vh ii Iht v uill pl (Mis . inn ov.r inmi in tli list Hud!, cf -i 0 10 0 tec to plan a year's work for tho club. terlainfmr this unk Huh dtu liti In n uin in until ^tiurdi\ ifitinoon foi i utiiiu t, in Knccht, w 4 t> :: 0 1 Tin* committee In an follow*; Clifford low Mrs \\»slt> AIUMI* mil ilitldnn In pint. tt> )t]K it tlu > to 1 viitnn 4 ft 1 0 Heel's, chnlrman; Wm. Snydci*, NVNon of nemlngton Mmsts Mull.i ,n.I Midu I smith f >llt W<tr\ un Uu-. agfiit. Tho committed meitH 011 Jyly Hpfendinjr must of it u hit liuim. m tti-u buri. iiihUm UK\ win suit t.f it llu M.(1 Totaln ?,l 1 « 2G 7 1 L'liili at tlm Kami Hureiui ottlce .it S btfcwarL strict Mm Ilouiui \ iss is t|Kndiiin t\\ 1 Our Advertisement Is Alive UuuUl IK. I- to 1 In tt id ut o ID 1 p. in. Mr and Mis t,toif,t M \ouni, will wtik-t at M itksboio lit n \\ hilt L.il Nit'/areth 0 0 0 0 1) 0 0 1 (I—1 with Inr n 'I* tml unit Mi unl Mi< ikt-Iutd ttm. of tin uitliusi i tli \otii After a short Imt lnti-resting t.xlk return tomorrow irom i thi 1(. w • KS nun fiom N i/.ir. th with i vuki tlkt WiiHltliiKtun 0 0 001)010 1—1! \lnlt to tliUr son n iw urn ttimJit i 1 link \ t-Js oml cousin \i|i I Hit on "The l'uri> Bred IIolati|n im a niih iplujiit llu\ hul int t /imm> 1> Struck out by Wi.stoy 10; by Zlm- Uiiry Cow" by Mr. 1-Mgar, the meeting Today As Usual, Mr nnd Mn. \\ ULui Ii ituuiu im in i 1 I -L 11 [ i iii!j.>itrnt-d. Mr. K;lgar told of hit expi-r- Nnnomt M iss r Ml and Mr llarvt' Km lhht to ii" /immv but icniri- with graded and with pure btvd Hinnin Duitliim « uli,i tins will *li. Hit l>it is mi^ tin tli m tin mouth mi Thu piimi' for this Sutiinlay1 on tho"NVv«r in Hit- nine years in which 1 Dunham hi Washington uiul il •> ult t i toupN of Uttkt with tin IHMIIII i Id /ilium uti Mil in local Ki-nun.lK will bo with thu I'hil- have k.-'pt pure bre.1s h:i« 11 ciMdu Money-Saving Possibilities tivted In Oiaiihiuaui I < 1 iz-lUth I i\il wn \Mlln K i i//til i I tt no linn in tin loppt'.-I thi' herd In yearly milk produc- UpsburK A. C, which was pri'Vi>m.\l, Mr and Mrs Ailhui Dunh im of NLW J •„, mutn, , \jM j i [ , •_, j ^ lUn t U iiiu w is ht vtu -1W.OIH.UM1 HI tion, the honor lias always g.iiK' to a We call your especial attention to our all-week spe- from corning hi'iv ssvoral Saturilay.t and thi liturs HKUI _ MIM ' OJ1( smul i\ niutninu it tin Mithudi- md ( iltaiM thioiifJioiu pun' lirt-d." . i cial on "Asco" Maine Cora, Quality Tomntoes, Cakes, Rhoda Gibbu uf lliston \\trt wuk•"' ihunh Wisitv tht IIIMI Ult- iiKc bffaust' of rain. Zimnii'iinjin an* guests of Mr Uunh uu s uioihu \Ii- ^« w is \ u n:tmar will hi- the battery for Wash- Sun-Maid .Seeded Raisins, Norway Mackerel, Tomato 1 iU\ ht pom 11 I li imli i ol tht i/utth U uu lit hid K A Dunh un id f. Oil LI utiol Iktth Alfalfa .MtTtliifcs SrhulnlÎ, ' Puree. ,.\,ji u In ill \Wt his lots ot sn t»l August 2nd ha;« b.ên set •fur a sori-mi Mlaa biiah IJiits m Rnlltoid a\*ntn j t rmK tli npptwiiif, buttts Tho AVjLslifncton riasi* Halt Club had c 111 is-jlb ill tin tiu pitiluis ktpt of three meetingH for all inU-ri'sted in entertained Jnili> Mis 1 tiul Dink j of v thi UlUi 11 tin whilt It u is tviiUut |)lnyf(1 ten games up to and including, The Cost of Living Is Less in an Anicricjjn Store er of Wen* PlHLidelphli ;- , l:ui Siitui'd.iy. wiunliiK eight e-t the ti't!.' alfulfa growing. Rirle Taylor's. Beat, ic a w \ 11 v 11< i ilui «t tinm tht f\ ut th i' si w is tu 11 i lutit, tli inn uu Tins .standing »f llit* plsiyors who hitvf i tystown. will be the scene of tho tlrst Mr and Mi» I iiu\ \\ ik> sptnt J ,. ,, , ,, nifcliiin at 1.30 p. 111. After looking { l lk |ILI tlu v b at! taken part in six or nioiv gamt-s Is hen- j bundi> nt Dclnwan \\ Ui. oip \ ^\ 'V ' \I" " , / with given nnd show.-; th:it ivnct* In tin-i ul aii'! talking about as Hn:> a Htund Caleb Mumi of tin i.«fi stlll( ' ,,h; , V. 1 i \ hl ll l| l> UI b u h unU thlX vtn iniiiii}-,-' not i i uiini i on hailing hutsni.Tii. He also has a gltmar 310 .97i! Folks woh know say it's the finest butter in American tht i if I. spuulin (list m in up toi W --hiiiKlf'ti in th* C. ISk-gt'ls, Chanpewalar, at 3.-15 where c Christine L'fis .!i3S Mrs GlZ, Hiitmrn Insbttii tn >i\iiith si ininiiil on i twobt^t't.i to :m^ excellent stand has been secured Taste it! tertainine her sistn Mrs M lifeu ot |^ / Mind 1 lUllt IUM Ulll tailll tl.ll.--i Wllll tilt I11.XUS this H|)ring on land that Imsnt | Phlliipsuurg "^k with Mis H atk D Coin ill ,L'1O 1.000 bot-n touched in 16 ywtrs. Mrs butan 0 Hun is ill it hu honu Mn\ F Coini-h Clink i lirst run wljm /mini, i in m lontilhuttii .85 ft In West Port il Mis uliui w is i md Mnjotlt Uhlimu > lint om mn lookul lilt, I mount un Richland Butter lb former rtaldtiu htre iTodoi-s \.s'sm-ialioii Will Mwl. Uu foimu^ unit Mi ChuUs l)nl< md sttiiittl to it <-utlU.fi M lo win tlu liauoswfln { Mr and Mrs lsiUh Li\ m of N(.\- of \ w \i.rk l_it\ » Warren County nol.itpin-Friea- Pure Crean>c-ry Butter port \iafted Mt tint Mis dioit,*. smith Îr and Ml- (. I \ulu-im \i i t. tint But N i/ûtth tot bu-\ tlu tu \t Breedors Association will hold a 40c Inimm uul tltd tlu itou Itlskv ltd IVrsonal Mention : l} MM \k\ \ndti«omd n motoMi u I\ |to Do\ hig at •the olllcc of I-'nnn Di'tuon- m. I Cumluelur .1. K. Tu.nuii.-uii. ot tile ', uui. Court IIUIIKV. UVU klt-n-, Tias- Hawk (iiilllf both d I and the Missm 1 dni smith mil HiUli diukhtd - Mis Mutiul! 1 in 1 "Wanhingtnn Ijackiiwannii lC.\prcss, was day. July SSth. at 7.^0 p. m., standard in tik Ki- ibk 1 iquit 1 pl l< Best New Potatoes |g ggS Mlllti sptnt biindn u 1 mid La! t 01T duty si-v\>r;il days during tlu- p:ist [ time. Plans relative to the out tic ex- Ml md M Opd\ I t id Urn, It Ulll!. MI 01 Hut IK i Cot d i wet'l;. owing to an attack of aciiti- In- •hibit WilliaIlium CiillCiillowi n ol HutlKifotd ls^|H 1 i)\dui Onhkt Mm-. Mi> ilu; tlu at tht' Farmers Picnic and. tho uiiinti ti< m digestion. dairy tour on August 23rd will be di.*- nt hlm.LiiidijmuU'. 1U\ ami Mi- iimkt, Miv \|,n ittM\ \n~ Khi, l i Hie . i/utih ti un Kegular 15c Can 1 O l d liolk'viiur that tho slmni: should ensue ^'J?.^^.., . , " "?. » «»1 Mi tioi.. Lun^j : ,!, Mm C Ciot-1 Is M' ndhu h"lp the wt'iik. ihn comn-eiTnUoti of lht> cu wilii Mi- C Riddl in Pr \Vu«ihtni;tun .Mt'tiiodi.st church ri'^ponil-' •'{•rsoual Mention U uvtli in thy ninth and look id i« i'd Iibt-niity to the request of lU-v, • r>r.: 1 '"hn .Miss.Marion Utmghuri or Rnohestor, "AscThe veroy cholcusMaint Maltie o Corpnni, nclti'd with fill'<°."I^V^ Its natural flavor. v n hil Inn loiji IK .. 111 t IULIJL on nuktl J. (.1. Lytle Sunday morning und raised %s Oilier Kilts u is i uitkmd ml on N". V.. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Goorye tyebt it the homt *if liu --Kter Mis , coupk of Itut wiili marly $50 for the needy I'Otign-.uatiun i F. Snyder. Elijah ruistll Iii 1 hill psbiiif, md Mi uutkul \. 1 1 i , bills nf thfl Sow MlifoiM M. IT. .-lHiivh. Th.' ' "\Ht'tt" Vim Mu- ul o Mr.-*. Alex IFcClay and two sons, Jos- Quality Always the Same if ÎliJs Man m BUILIUII I ttn.hu 'ii on iii-t Mhii( /inmitrm 111 w i ^ dwindling (.•ongn-gation of that ehuich eph and James, returned last week Ii ndiiu h jut w.nt to thiiil on Ohu tines rtooi ts making sin effort to (\wicel a bur- Older Hie Moi rlhtow n sthooK ii tht t»' it i 1 ; from a two weeks* visit with h-r this unk ot hei UIILIL md uint Mi iiitnl Mi in I Mi int,k md 1 inn it o-s witn t'u winning Jtnst.mi mortgage. mother in i'iii^haintnn. "Milk"' Vinegar and Mn Cwus snjmlti Mi^-s LiUU uu wlun Ui il t. slnniiHil tin in bill Warman it Ackvrson report th.- wati.-; T ii - Mm pi (.lud 10 li-lit tiild toi 1 l(,\-i-, Miss Marjorio Whitmore and. Miss L^wis a not hei iiUci OL i-iuidu i\ w ts of .Mrs. Wagnor's farm in Jafksnn •, .Mary Cornish wont Saturday to New tail can " 9C • hot 16c a. tuedt luehdii L mutt it w 1- m t\ Itmt, Unisli to Valley to Mr.s. Supplec of Vi-rona. X. .1. i 1 c';}!ee 29c f th bi- feitiiL- i\ti j>'i\td mi York for a visit with relative. * ot the Mr md \lis I ti Dali \ mpl md Uu t\ \i ill Tho "Warren County Fainifis Mmiuil ! lativr, A treat awaits vnu if you hnvc tin. siinini1 ill I0..1I sioumU sons Alison md I ml md Mi md Mis p b ll iI Insurance Company held the penil-un- i Arthur Timmmn nf Pittsburgh has never usod "ASL-O" Coffee. We Cclll Sr:t! "ARCO" Cliff Old Hamlin motoiid to Clinton tin. 1 lit lit k'nu inou-iituu w is *-h np muil moftinir Thursnuy at the oilluf • If uu run tee it to by the best cup Ptis^ll Hipfcin oi Bloonuitkl «i- Iwen visiting Ills mother, Mrs. Martha Suntia\ itiid \isitid Mis I\dii \lpiutli nd elt tn o! IKI h *-iil* - onl\ one irun of the secretary, M. A. rierson. ! Tinsman. on Church street. you cvi-r drunk, and If not all w> Macaroni Ginger Ale Miss rilzabith 1-cUI ol Puthituid i*. lieu tor a iiuki id \Nit with hi i u tliiL, eh trued tj t ith 1. mi md tiufc claim f«r II. w«* \vl«: .fladlv refund spending tin suiiiint.i \ n. ition \ ith tut Mr in! Mi L >ui Hi _ms n'spliv w i-- ot milltoiistqu net Out th« IUII pi'it-e (iiiia. ''-.;• pi",- 9c hnt IOC hei mother Mis buih I cK«.l C'll L-. Dl ,j 1,1 !!„ I V. t, .r ili*. otsL pi os uf tut o»iiL « is Ktl- Mrs. Uittk. IIiuli of 1'lnlliiisbuib is wi ii hi* um.li md unit Mi ml Mi nt a citeli ut 1 uti ran., IIIIL bit Hum ^ iaUint, tlifs uttk tit tht horn ol h r Chtth^ |)IM» m \ w \ oi I IU ith s 1 it tin — t« imiiL. m tlu M\th Regular 15c Can son A S Haili Imunul lush ol \ waiW !s \ t I mint, md stopj iiu 1 11111 Cluk inj, lu- son Chuk*. Ku-h a ui ot'itr mule a cOod Mop ind quid thiow 011 Mrb Ui\id HirU>u oi Coilmj,s\\ou\ .in " \tiiukd \iMt rilili\t-. IieiL iml will i! o oitui»\ thi Pu--h con m u Mount Un Lilt A disordered liver throws the whole with hei HKIII M.S N O Kintmiti 01 hWltlL. I feOOll it III Wlltll f LSt Work is Quality Tomatoes . ° Mr niid Mr-. IlttVcrt UtsUm ind Mi ind Mrs J ti.,1, I <.mUh ind two ttuirtd Unk pli%td shoi L stop ioi Help '•ons of Jliii*.ifmn Mis I'uth I mj, system wrong and affects the health T\ Your opportunity to HJIVO more money. daughter o£ soutl fOi uibt "in. iloo W ishintton inil pmoirmd f \Isitors duilnt, tin \\n-\ it tin Kini, hut ot T i-.t Oruif,t How ud Mullln tonlv H e I s thh e l btioit t stop of your generally. Beecham's Pills act di- man lionn oi PliillipshurK ind lJwlf,h Snvdet i lit bttw-it bilk so\ Teuik-r Better Bread for Less Mr md Mrs T W i dim md fim studtnt of Junnt i Colli L, wtit _tit ts /immeitnin t i\e ono bise on bitK liver rectly on the liver, cleanse and il> and Kobert Kuts spent ûndi\ uith of Mi ind Mis C 1 Sn\d i nn Sun ind ^tiuck out ei^ht men He rttiitd Corn Peas Opdjlê m occup\ing S M Tresskr's cottifet it Mount un I-ikf tot rCHILDRENn You can have a healthy body, strong Him- Knsu Ti»in:i(o the «eek require Titamine-bearing food Miss, Doioth\ Miv Ldutr ot I t th HER DAUGHTERS nervous system, bright eyes and clear Rice Puree Ichem returned home Sunda\ aitti in abundance to keep them These bis, wholesome loaves spending two wttks. with hti mm Mis growing and in strength. Take complexion if you ' "' nkt- 9c can 5C ru .sold only In our Stores. E W Bodine WELL AND HAPPY Mis 11 ink Uutholontvv of btockcr town is vibitinb her moth* t Mis 1 i ml Hoblnhon on bfte stieet _£ Scott's Emulsion Regular 5c Baby E K Bikei \islt tl trltm'î But Mi Tit/geiald Pouis_Out Gial- builds up the body and utto fr le>\IUc. our tht «•. k tnd ltudo to Tanl.it foiRestoung strengthens the bones. aA 10c Mis Hamet Mulki md d ui&hiti It contains elements that ^rjft Norway Mackerel 3 Doioth> entertained o\t.i tin i\t.<-k Them Vgam To Health. .Tender, fat. white mackerel. It will pay you to hlly a tub for $4.00. end Ml and Mi*, Bi imlon ot I otts are rich in health-build"- Tj/J 10c—12 pills This in-ice very special. \Ille Thtj iicompjnied thtli ût-sts ing vitamine. -^!k 25c—40 pilh honn the llist oi the wcil tml will it. \l\ inn pose n lniwn A I tnlic w ti Scott & Bowne, Bloom field, N. J. 22-1 m iln for i wait with than T!ie\ \\i!i O IjUli.d u|> un iv,u tluJljltf IS iml I SOc-90 pills then continue thur ti ip to sei irtuii 1 \ 1nut be. n dlsn J Mis Direct Importations From Franco-American and Pittston Pa wlnn the', will sptml \ n n i I it/(,t i ild it sidlnf. at i )b ( i uul the Finest Tea Gardens ittttt Pu rson N, I L h»1 bteii of the World Mi anU Mrb \\ illi mi I ruin, ind '•on •> adin U in tht pipeis Of ti1n ticiil tuod \ih.Ited Ml Blinks sisiu Mis \rk\ Tomato Soup.«»5c 1 ml ic w ts (limit. Ulll I-i mil bilnj, i h'" Osmun in Hit mom Suml ij ittl' md un mv A bai-Kain you should iidt miss. Mia Li\na Johnson of L etho\Kii thuUit* is J cumliultJ I hiM thun a\enue hia b in ent< rtaimni, fur s< \ tiv tlit rncdidin \\ 111 Judfclni, irom eral weeks hei mother Mi« \J AMERICAN STORS N. B. C. ot Hawthome Mrs UcCi t\\ left t'lis niikiDj, tenu ilh 1 im moil th^n Teas-"** i-^C we°k foi i visit with lelatht^ In pli isid to in L j,ood wonl i»i I in J For Thursday, 'A ") phff 23c; Ib |il(p •l.'ic. Cheese ".. Vanilla Illinois te It it.it linh L in L do m hum No m:itt«r whether you .servo Mr ajirt Mrs Oioit-e Simtn \isittd a >>|) ik out toi i thinf, th it hdps jou MEAT SPECIALS Friday, Saturday Tid Bits Bars nur teaH hot or iued you'll llnd ir Mi and Mis Pirt\ smith it O!< n iiid \ou m i\ htip othus loo ii. 29c ."-"-- 21c O miner o\ir buudd\ l'i st\ei tl months M u \ md Ann i JMJsa Cllsibeth cltughttr 3f Mr niO n\i Doth shimn i sti uh dullm in Mrs i Smith oi Putioid ULIHH is nilth ihij wiu not iitirio mjtlilnfc GENUINE NATIVE BEEF \lsklnt Mis It I el\n u I hlllipsbuij, io siJtik of md lompliimd of fielint, Regular 20c Pkg.. The Mlhies Hili n ind M tb-1 HIKK Choice Round Steak none better . . . 32c lb cutto of Richmond S I irt. \isii,i,{, un.ii lit tlcki out w is losipt •\vtie,ht iifclu grandmother Mis Host Seil for *•< \ iloiib md IILI stom ich w is badly out Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins 15c eral weeks >t oulti Slit hid no stitntth buiui Prime Rump Steak cannot be beat . . . 35c lb B\U lii^Liitus ill ins with MBLIS ismove(l.f Del.Igbtful •, slowod ant Miss Maude HoOblns ot 1 ->ton is td Horn fitquLiit diz/j spelts and w ts \Is tint, Mts Ri>niond "iount of West i nti v ous Hi I sleep si emtd to do Hivtd is i fiuiL fii brcihTiHl blewirt street hti no youii s slit *,ot up mom'-,," Tender, Juicy Sirloin Steak .38c lb. Air and Mrb W J Axfoiti entf t fttlint, is littd is when shr it*.irtd Hi talnid OM r faundi\ tlmir d mthiir Mis li bht would til \tij little bitm Thick End Good Rolled Rolled ISoneless mil Cj^gjny Milton L rhorp iml Postm istci fist md spokt of hi\itiL, ii Iwid t iste ill More Big Values Uhorpe of Hackutstown mouth Ul the Unit Sin kept bOlnj, RIB ROAST RIB ROAST RIB ROAST Brisket "Aw ( IIKIUI DIISI Mr J Mic'd'cL-ooK intl (1 lUfchtei IKI woil- even rii\ hut she w is 1 I1 n nw Cuiid i uii tu do so 25c lb. 15c lb. YM«» 1tj( u ( i mil's i kt I"' MiSi Mild-cd Br-thhi ,1 I ii Oi 18c lb. 20c lb. Cheese ^ 23c ange visltui Mrs C li Brown jestir Unit llit jouiifcti t,ii I would f,» \M« \MIIU J>IS( \ IIK f,m Ml l'( Our ,atores • nro headquarters ila\ ofl in lur woik oval div % Ithout cit Fresh Ground Hamburg Ste?k .16clb. Vst o It iltmf, I'ow ( milk cheeae. ' • .-~-f\v :-••:• v-.:-- o\ei tin week end M\ md Mis W Uui d lo tit «"id when sh* did it mid Aliski II d Sul m ( L 1 ^ K se it« h i Like hti sisttr she com run WmJi HIL/CI liot fit "Afico"- Prepared Mustard : T Stewart nml Mts Hw\< StLw irt and Sugar Cured Smoked Picnic Shoulders 18c Ib. daughter ileleii ->f Alwunt IK.11> Ft lined o' sour sloniiioh f,na and bio it I i'litim I'owdi i Llll IOC hit, und tvLij link whii<__-Hhp would Mr and Mrs W illi im Sihum inn h t, ii h j motored to ±hlltidclphi i Sunu>> to -visit heidiche tttll 1 ju-t GENUINE SPRING LAMB their daughter Mildtcd wlii\is bpend .nt f 11 how ddiUitedlihtd. I am o\u htheiii Ing several weeks with frienciw_^"rt tunditions slmc thij bif, m tntkint Breast . 12c Ib. Shoulder Chops 30c ib. Mrs T S Dulrlck i s|)tndl»T"tRt: weeks at Ocean Gio\e 1 hij ~ lia\ e onlj taken thi ce hot Neck 15c lb. Rib Chops 35c lb. "Asco" Corn Flakes Mis Mirj O|)djke of West Church tits of fan! ic betwien them but the street is xlsiting hir sister in Poit is woiKluful J Just told tV Shoulders .\..25clb. Loin Chops ,.... .45c lb. 331j-, crisp ilakea. You'll like these better Ihruinny you over tostetf. Muiras this week Kstet d LJ Uasinf, thorn Lbout ha\ ing Mts boj)hii Alpauth visited her son luch bit ippetites tint the\ weie eat- Legs .,," •.,.LV. :.•.". 35c lb. , IYank J AlpuUfcli In Phillipsburt Sun nfe us out of house and home Mar> "Asco1' ,—— i-i'T^/T day The lattei is still II! from the n. eats fruit itgs toist and cofftx nfoi Gold Seal -Ice Cream suits of n surtical operation perfoimed brtikfast now ind Anna who nevci We sell only the Best Genuine Spring Lamb. '•' Some months ago [ ate anything befon now eats is lit utv Bacon Salt ; Mis. William Armbiecht is entertain- a bie one liest of ill Fresh Killed Stewing Chickens 35c lb ' * like MB lias 15C ing for severil weeks her niece Mias whit thej eit stems to agree with them ? Flour Mibel Mtirgeson of Martins Creek perfectly foi they never complain jsf a Mrs Arihui Sandjs ind Mr md Mit disafcrtcablo fceilng aftcrwiu! DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT i Calironila >f Quality William Bonne i.pent yesterdav iftet me much fttionter and show nmirk- • Smisweef noon at Budd Lake abie impro\ emeiit in everi Sliced Luncheon Roll, 14c % lb. Chocolates fact thtj are ilmost like two ilfffcient .Sliced Leb. Bologna. 15c V2 Ib. You can't ouy better flour, so Prunes Mrs J T DMej Mrs Coia Shipman lb box.,49C and Mra JoJ\n Fox entertained i com- t,iils and I thing so well of Tanlic that Cold Boiled Ham 18c V4 lb. pany of ladles a., a chain nlsslonaxj I would notUhlnk of being without it Cooked Corned Beef, 15c % lb. ib ' 12'/2c It certainly Is a grand mi-picine " nparty at their West Washington avenue e Wednesday afternoon. t Tonlac is sold by all good druggists. J •

-. »; ^,"-1 £L&- SECTION TWO THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. X, THURSDAY, JULY 20,1922 " ED IT OR IAL PA GE OF THE WA S HIN GTO N STA R

lie held long In the M music-grip of a ANOTHUH MOTOR WAR. Our concrete gutters "certainly were.i senseless striki'. If President Harding llostltltlcn liavo been renewed be-: designed for.speed. " soon nwt§ hit* way to (jlvy to public tween New Jersey and Pennsylvania Washington Star opinion such u lead, hu can count upon One more automobllo noto,and>Jheh! motor vehicle departments with the :: Major Freelance's Column :: I'm through. - - —• *- —"•--' - Published every Thursday nioniin^ at Washington, New Jersey. a response coming to him from all parts latter Stale supplying the canua belli. I want to congrutulato Wm. Apgarr? of tho land like tho fiounil of many Pennsylvania marled lli.u trouble by a farmer1 living along tho Chan&ewatwi* Entered at the postoffice at Washington, Warren County, N, J.,waters,—N. Y. Times.of Tuesday. compelling New Jtrsey farmers who road, for tho Intelligence of his "..',-••••• as second-class matter, in 1868. They can talk all they wish about bis hour you arc really travelling nsport their products to the Phila- fiah and lurgu snnkis and heuvy KIIUW- about 30. Of COWB. *.« Frank A. Robertson, Editor and Sole Proprietor delphia markets by uuto trucks to take t 00. Cows aro natural enemies of automo- - MR. COON AM CLIMBING. falls but the nwt aiu-mplinh-d II ir of '•Some men, you know, are Just that biles. A chicken will try to get ttoine- Frank G. Andrews, Manag-nitf Editor You will remember tho Hvv. Warren out Pennsylvania licenses. Motor Com- the present Ji«y IH Ihe mttomobilo jqwi?il< way. They wake an uvrltii IUHH but 1 HloiitT Dill, when informed of-this Mtor. Ami Hit* odd ft-ntUM* of his i whe,.ewhere,.evee n if• wrong; but a,cow.a,cow-.ffeiiri George W. Miner, Associate Kililur r. Cciii zii, jiantc;* of a r.mall cJiarsc In s. they don't K"t •nnvwh» n\ Tholr trans- crallll y v.Uv.UU!!! irccnvcnlil r her»«her»«'her'f *•*** 1 Impoiltlon, immediately went Into .ac- HtoricH in that some of them nre true. mission Is faulty and they are like my block up the road when an automobile Wurrt'ii county v II In go 11 few y«:irn njjo. At least they an* told In good f.tlth. speedometer—the Inside wheels are not blk t tbil : i'.." -. /; Robert B. Groat, General Superintendent Now hes IH pastor of a church In Essex tion and ordered an army of Inspectors approaches. Camden, where they held up all Once I drove u Ford car to Belvldere geared up right." Apgar*B cows are different When county and a member of the Slate As- In eleven mlnute3. Like many other • • * Hetnbly. His latest move IH to an- Pennsylvania-owr»vl truck* nnd not you blow your horn they will step vî only compelled the owners to take out drivers who Jiavt* made records, i for- Returning from the lodge meeting iii aside and permit you to pass Not ^ THE WASHINGTON STAR nounce that he J» n candidate for Con- got to look nt the watch when I started Philllpsburg one night Bob Hannon ob- only do they step aside but they obey ^ grtwn upon th'.' RvyubHctm ticket. It motor licenses but also insisted that 1 has by far the large&t circulation of any country weekly newspaper the drivers be licensed In Xew Jersey. jut when ! reached the lirl'Jgcvi!!'. VLU that Rasa Kh'.eWs had h!s npeed- the trame ruios. They step to tno printed In the State of New Jersey with the exception of two. Indeed, l.s aKMumi'd that ho Is about ronily to rf- road I got suspicious that I was creat- L'ter marking around 75 most of the right, BO that you can pass them to tlre from tin.' pulpit If he can make a This last requirement is said to be one ing a new rt*conl and referred to my iy. lie wanted to get out and walk the left. in this reaped it is in a class by itself, having a larger circulation than of safety, since Pennsylvania doo.n not ttmo-pU'Ct;. T ••stimutvd what timo I to speod her all other papers in Warren county combined. (This fact is acknowl- success of politic!!, which in .something imo. Kites' reply was That Is what I call horse sense; and; we arc free lo ndinlt II*J VIM it perfect havu any such test examination!) for iad Ic't home and computed the Unit; to 90. you seldom see ii In cows. edged by everybody, including the other papers themselves). It is, drivers* licenses us Xew Jersey re- n that buaia. When I reached Behi- In resignation, Bob finally said: therefore, without doubt the most .profitable advertising medium in ilsht to do, JUKI OH a pol>:l<-ln:i nMy <;uil Apgar's cows nro accommodating law-iniikinK nnd j;o Into the pulpit If he uii«s, and most of the tralllc jams on i-re I found O.nt, aeeordlntf to the estf- Veill, go on, run your head off. cows. They have manners. Aftefyou Northwestern New Jersey. That this is also a fact is proven by the South Jersey highways nre said to be mate, 1 had made tho trip In eleven m'il never get me In tills car again, pass you can nlmost Imagino them liberal use of its columns every week in the year. And not a line of linn the (|U:illtlc.'itIonH. minutes. 1 then-fore told tho world hatever you're going to do. do It ing: "Thank you! Coll again!1 Rev, Mr. COOH'M iiKpirntioiiH puts UH ilue to reckless and int-xpcrl Pennsyl- space used in held by contract. Advertisers use the STAR because it vania drivers. • •, . ;,-•" iic'.it it and dellcd anyone to beat 11. This is the last chance you will MAJOR FREELANCE;? pays and not because they are compelled to by contract. Any adin mind of the experiences of Rev. That is Hie way most records are .ve at me." Harry J. lobst, u Methodist minister, If Pennsylvania thi.iks It can penalize ;iadii around here. The drivers look vertiser is at liberty to discontinue any time he chooses. ..' New Jersey inotoiiiita and get away : The largest and most reputable business concerns hereabouts have formerly holding charges at Anderson nt their watt-hes when they get there One of my friends tolls me that he with It without causing any trouble for but full to look at tlium when they n his Studebaker from Washington 1'UOI'OSAI.S been in the STAR'S advertising columns for many, many years. They and later at Cokeshury. He- mndu quite Notice Is hereby given that sealed record in the Assembly. Just what it Its own people, it reckons without Com- start. They Just estimate the starting tho tube entrance in Newark In ex- know that rich Warren county, with its 45,000 people and over ten missioner Olll. A strict enforcement of tly one hour nnd thirty minutes. He biilH will ha rrcehed by tho County ot millions in bank deposits, cannot be reached, that their trade cannot was nil about we can't recall, hut his Ime. Warren for the following ConBtruc- the reciprocity provisions of the law ok KchooIey'H Mountain on high with tlon of State Highwa} Route No C, be obtained through any other newspuper. name wan in thu pullers every day b«- * • • iur in ami he didn't siilft gears from pte lie fitrtiirk utrnlght from the against pleasure cars on thu White On one of those particularly hot days Section Pso S Orrat Meadows-Bark- None'but a newspaper of high standing and undisnu table business- timn he started until ho pulted up (•r's Corner FsUmated amount of re- shoulder. He came tip for Senator, was llorê pike between Canulen and At- last week, when you could hardly draw in forced Portland Cement Concreto getting ability can afTord to conduct Jts business along such broad, lantic. City would bring- a howl from x brt-iith. Fniiilt T. Nut** drove up In the tube station. Ho was particularly r beaten and hist political career seemed Is Special Six or Ulg Six or Super Six rtunatu throughout DID trip, getting I'nvcmont 1; 31 "2 square yards Xair lines. . •••.-.••'. to end light them So did his minis- Philadelphia automobile owners that rough Newark without once being Work It to bo performed under asily would be heard In Harrisburg. —well, nnywjiy, it was it Wonderful Six County Itelmlniriement Act Chapter terial career, lie IN nuw running a gar- f some kind—and nsked me to ride died by tralllc. 1S3. lawn of 1918 nnd amended by ;e down in Lebanon. The STAH'S representative has cuuut- ivIII) him to llacketlMtuwn, Just lo gut It- started out with thu Idea if show- Chapter 117 lans of 1920 LAWS SHOULD BE ENFORCED commit murder. Thin In manifestly a There HovniH to hu nothing In Rev. il cars on this road and over half of me air and limber up the machine. g the other three follows how quick- Bids will bo recoil,ed at tho Couit .WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION . pint of the strike plan—to stop short Mr. Coon'fi record in tiie Assembly to them were from retina. We drifted up slowly while- the big they could reach Newark In a regular House at Ilelviilere N J on of nothing, however unlawful it lie, to It Is rcKietnhlu that there should be .Studebaker droneil In restless restraint. ,r like his. Not once did he reduce riMDA*. JUI \ 21, St)2S, A.T 1 Then; are laws enough to give us :i indicate that in- Is llttod to represent iced below thirty mllon an hour and O'CMK K 1» T\X , VrANDAUD TIME [ cripple the railroads and bring them in industrial diai-icl llk<; Newark in th any differences between the two States Coming back we got caught In the perfect State nml Nation. Why we arc to terms. The people do not always f showers. Almost (•aught, would be morally It was around HO. On one oc- Drawings, apeclflcatlond and form so far from .perfection In due to the iallH of (-ongiens,i There are already '-auslng trouble and inconvenience to ii butter way lo say It. llltf Six sensed slon ho touched CS miles an hour— of contract and bond for thfi proposed know whether tho men's claims are plenty of good talker* there. Coon is fiy Innocent automobile owners, but work aro on Ille In the offlce of Ha-- poor administration of the lawn wo Just or not; they might .suspend judg- the oncoming shower and snorted a il his .speedometer registered cor- ry W. Vetter Countj Engineer nt already have". We don't seem to have the- Assembly man who tried to have u the incident forcibly suggests the need •halk'iigo to the tiud of Thunder, :tly. llelvldero N J and in offlce of the ment, or give- thu workers the benefit .111 |Hiiwd crcntlm; an additional As- for either a nutlnnn! licensing system Ii> iu'Vei* hn«r mud" tin* * rlj* fnntrr State Highway Department nrenton. the right niuii to administer the lawn. of the doubt. Hut tiie prv-survailou ot '•The way lo uvold :i shower," ex- On* of the1 best theories advanced by sistant Commissioner tit Kduoatlon In or such an inter-State agreement as plained Frank, "is to beat it out. id he did not believe Hint anyone had New .Terse* nnd may bo Inspected by oivli-r, the maintenance of law and tho ulready top-heavy organ 1/jit ion. will work .smoothly and without inter- Watch me now, when I step on the •er done It in less time. Everything proflpoctl\e bidders Plans will be fur- those flecking high 'offlce in New Jeraey protection of human lives noon bu- .vored him all tho way down, even nished on deposit of ten dollars : thlH year Is the opinion expressed by What Is needed now are candidates who uptioit. In the meanwhile New Jersey gas! See what that speedometer says? f J10.00) upon application to Harry W ICH the dominating Issue and the tmtor owners are lucky in having an Some bout, I'll say! Was that a irough tho"crowded streets of Newark. Vetter, Coiintv TnBlneer Bids must Judge George: S. SUzet; wlio prealclcs will (try to lessen tlio burdens of, tax- chicken I struck Just then?" Alighting from tho driver's seat, he people find it impossible to stand with payers rather than add to them. olllcltd who looks after.,their interests bo made on tho standard proposal over our own Warren county courts. the strikers. When we* reached .the Port Col'-Ien illed out his watch mid announced forms in tho manner designated there- One of the.plank'ii In IJIH platform in i closely as does Commissioner 1)111. n-ldge wo estimated the time we had ith triumph: "Well gentlemen, you're in and nt require 1 h\ the speclficp.- Not alone to put down mob ruth- But in the meantime Allentown •ri\ nnd wi* have been just one hour tions, enclosed In sealed envelopes that our legislature!! should meet once lessneHM and brutality but to unsure to BORAH'S WARNING. eft IIuckettHtown and by referring to every'two, years. Instead of each year. trucks continue to wear out Warren .he clock saw that we had made tho id thirty minutes making the trip." nriiirctsei to tlie Bonrd nf Chosen Freo- the people of the country the use of the Senator Borah, ,the bralnest Repub- township and county roads, without .welve miles In seven minutes—and '.lie Ben Boyle of riiilllpnburg was one bolders of thr Conntv of Warren and That would,at leant reduce the number railroads and the carrying of the malls, lican in Congress, made a. vigorous at- " fldlrfSB of the of new lawn arid somewhat abate the paying a license fee. They may be sun was out and no sign of u shower the passengers on the rear seat. Ho in) section of the President is Justified In c.tiling out tack on the policies of the Govern- :mywhere. This Is not to Insinuate that ivned as he slopped out. He had to nuisance. He claims that we already found on the back roads of White, f >I ]o nids must troops to keep the roads In opeiatlon. ment, denouncing its extravagant pro- Hope and other township.1*, and they drove the twelve miles in seven ng a sort of Muu md Jeff climax I ! i. rtltlfd chock have all tho laws wo need and, having There Is nothing more affected with a posals for expenditures. Some of the lutes because iron and steel never Ihe whole business. been both a member of the lenlwlnture arc not paying a dollar of revenue. The have accomplished that. But wo '1 -made It the other thy In a Cadii- t i i r i II O i arhart public Interest than the roads. It Is big points In his speech were as fol- trucks are very heavy, too, and do lit r r u )t '("•* thnn o furnished on of shop workutx or train hands be they begin to doubt the wisdom of the vibrant, (iiiivei'ing side panels. ivn to Philadelphia onco with a cargo i nppllcittlon to Hnrr^ Vetter Coun- cently two. men of prominence \ver«! what they will, the cars must run If present policies of the government, as A. very sensible argument is express- by n workmnti f>f Ktroitdsbuig in a "F:iir, just fair," modestly responded AVashlngton folks. Uo was travel-! ty Knghmor convicted u niter Hit- -motor vehtclo act. there be any men ready to move them. many expressions come to us these ig througli Broad BtreuL ut Ltilrly ^ch blddor mift ireompanj hla bid "Why they ahnnltl, not litivo pnl*l fbi> communication to the 'titroutlsburg Frank In a placid, laconic, uncon- .L.V. ..ntn a Riirot> co There i:i only one right way tu decide days, it IK'time' to loi/k deeper than the nn hour. PtCn« rtl»iir th« «l USB COUNTY UOADS drugged and debauched by gratuities •sted for speeding, Philadelphia having visions of the contract and specinoa- the application of the automobile laws; leveral weeks. When men arc* brought You know I'm out t» yet the measure tlnns. Kach bidder must also accom- KOR PR1VATK KNTBRI'RIHK. and subsidies has entered upon a road if that FhillipslHirg bunch. I'm a can- ten a vt'pntation, nnywny, for being a whlch.Herven..as,a good illustration of by the railroad -company to take their ow town. pany his bid with a statement::, of; Banner signs like those nt Port over which no nation yet has ever places, the new-comers are Insulted, didate for Sta[e Commltteeman on the equipment properly filled out. the point we are nlmlng at. Certain in- Colue.11 are evidently in disfavor with beaten a successful retreat. Republican ticket. Republicans over Just as they wei'e passing an Inter- By r.ler of a .. . Jilitlon" of the dividuals can, "get away" with any- called scabs and frequently are threat- this way arc tired of Phillip.sburg dom- sting street, sure enough, a police- Freeholders of the the Newark News, which soya tills "Not only this country but the other ened with bodily harm. Roanl of Chonen thing. .Seemingly they can violate editorially: _ ,„._. ,. leading- countries. o£ the _.AUmld have ination. All the good party men lan bawled them out. County of "Wfirren -passed at a meot- every" law, tin- the' .'nooks. Any citizen The writer pomts out that' tliefe arc through tiie county are with mo and "Come on. there!" he shouted. "Move ing held on June 28." Wi" "An enterprising concern with an taken the course of extravagance, MORRIS 3 FAUST can see them doing this. Yet no motor many men out ot* work around Strouds- I'm out to win. . . Ions and don't block tiie traflic1 ! This eye, peeled for good business oppor- iste, debts, taxes, btirg at the present time. A consider- in't no funeral procession." C-20-3t Clerk vehicle. Inspector . or member of'the "In my opinion the time is very likely If you want to see some real speed tunities has submitted a proposal to able number have been employed on during tlie campaign, you Ju3t watch State.Police.makes a move to pick them the Tinnrd of Rrwhnlders to under lake come when the United States will up find secure a conviction. street and other public work. More my dust from now on. I'm ready, to Ln.-t yonr tli" Proshytnrlnn Sunday WAlUlliX ORPHANS' COUaT. the lighting of a large number of have to aland, as it were, at the Marne might be cmpim-ed if there were work put my foot on the accelerator and hool of Washington held a picnic at Witness how they served Gerald M. prominent road intersections and other on the question o£ preserving financial hose slow moving vehicles, unless they 'I* Park, along the Pequest Notice or Settlement. Pennell;at Morrlstown a fefr days ago. enough to go around. oek, near Townsbury. Automobiles Notice is herebj g-I\en that the final more or less conspicuous points In the civilization. The complaint of the writer is that a nove over on the une-way traffic street as reported 'In the daily news. Fennell county's highway system. The object "Prosperity, we have assumed, is to vliore they belong, are going to get hit re offered by friends of the school accounts of the subscriber, Fred' P. came from Okluhonui and his cur car- lot of the railroad men who are out on rom behind." convey the children, Cal. Opelykc Kennetb executor of David P Addle of llii; offer is lo secure advertising me not through industry, not through ;trike have secured jobs on tlie streets deceased, will be audited and- stated ried both -the Oklahoma and New Jer- privileges In exchange for the service frugality, not through economy, lyit itributed his Fortl car with the uniler- liv the Surrogate, and reported to the sey, license plates, which Indicates that and in other linos, hoping to tide over ItU3s Shields is another boy wit^*'i ancling that a careful man would lie Orphans' Court of the County of'War- which would be lendered. through the open door ot the public until tho labor difliculties are'&ettled. lected to drive It. Th<. driver selected the man meant to do the. right thing. treasury of tho United States, an im- Rig Six. Was out with him. one evening ren, on Pridny- the Fourteenth: day of "There Is an esthetic reason for re- Is it any worse for an outsider to take .lid he demonstrated what cars of lhat is a delivery clerk employed at one July, nc\t at 10 30 o clock a m , in tho It was li-ame'd, however, that thu chauf- fusing to permit the cluttering up of lossible avenue over which prosperity :term of April for settlement and al- feur. had placed the New. Jersey platen the Job of a striker ti.an it Is for a class can do when a regular driver tho town groceries. the public property, particularly that nay travel. Coming- back Home of the big-cars on a coupe," whereas they bad been is- striker to take a job away from an in- gets hold of the wheel. We were bowl- 1 1 Wa C which is part of or borders on the "Is there any doubt that there is a ing" along at 50 miles an hour and the frying children -showed an inclination ° " " rRED P KENNEDY " uued.for a' sedan. • Fennell, evidently, dependent workman? Why, should a speed, which was exactly what the Executor, Htruets and roads, with advertising mat- lolltical revolution on In the country? .striking railroadman be permitted to speedometer wan quivering. ls.'a wealthy man and when his chauf- We may not feel it In all its effects in ore boy had been wishing for. By tlie Bloom£,bury, -N, J. ler. Tho nature of such displays can control two jobs at the same lime? Who "Now watch me while I step on the Dated June E, 1922 feur went to-the station to meet him not be concealed—and arc not Intend- Washington, but it has reached here. gas and see her light out." said Kuss, me they got home everybody voted him the arrest was made. he that calloth his brother a scab? :ool as an Iced cucumber. ie real Paul Revere of the party. The ed to be, in fact—by any process of The people are resentful of tlie fact that ore boy with ills Ford passed every- >lf there was any irregularity it was the promises,jto lift the burden have These are the questions the writer Mo jabbed his heel into the Turkish embellishment. They are likely thus sks in ills communication to the ilng on the road, oven Joe Cornish's NOTICE. p'rabably the fault of the chauffeur and to^be oYfenslve to good taste. not been kept; rug and tho engine snorted. The car . and he didn't lose a single one of the In tlie Matter of the Es- not of'Mr, Fennell. Still, he1 was a cltl-t Record. plunged ami tho speedometer trlud to tate of T """Vnert! is also another reason. There "Business men are actually borrow- imip out o£ its socket. It shoved a ilclren. Nothing was gone except a Harry DeHart, Deceased zen of far-off Oklahoma and they is a limit that has lo be observed for ing money to .pay their taxes. I have sliced of liO miles, 70 miles and then SO w bolts In the car. Rule to Bar promptly'lined him $50 and made him the sake of precedent. There are al- .....mined ten of tho great agricultural TWO yiQKE ARMORIES. miles, and you could nee that J'tuss * * • Creditors pay another, fine of $5 on account of ieady two classes of highway signs that States of the Union nnd thousands of The Legislature appropriated $100,- vasn't half stepping on "the round, peg. Automobiling is great sport. The Pursuant to the order of the Surr hlH offending chauffeur. 000 for National Guard armories at -le wa3 just tickling it *wlth the toe of Utor of the Belvitlero Apollo was In- rogato of the Counts of "vVarren mado 1 combine service to the traveler with ns'nre for sale for taxes." , , on tho eighth day of May A D Nine- Mr, . Fennell offered his check on a advertising. Neither are objectionable Mount Holly and Salem—$£»0,000 for ils shoe. Ited out with a friend for a ride on a teen IlJndretl and Twenty two notice New York' bank and the authorities re- each. When the bids were opened it 1 •cent holiday. They left at 1 o'clock Is hereby given to all persons having: in themselves. But the indefinite mul- THE IKONY OF TOLITICS. Still we wore plunging through the tl got back at 3 o'clock. It was a de- claims against the estate -of Harry fused to accept it. They made suie of tiplication of such features not only was found that the low offers were darkness at 80 miles an hour and you jghtful trip, said tho editor in his DeHart late of the County of War- the money by holding his car until the .Every, politician and most citizens oE about- $8,000 more-than had been .esti- could hoar the rush, o£ air on l>oth ren, deceased, to present the samo to tends to destroy, their usefulness and Northern New Jersey very well remem- per the following week, as he outlined fine was paid. Ho was lucky that ho clutter up tlie highways but raises tho mated.. It has been decided to revise sides of the machine. IO itinerary. His opinion was that the the subscriber hii administrators on lived no further away than Oklahoma. ber David Young, for many years the tho plans and eliminate two rooms While we were tearing along at this ip was all right as far as It went but or before tlie eighth day of November, (|U(i-'t,Iun UM to how far private interests Republican lender o£ Morris county and high rate, a car behind gave a whistle A. D.. Nineteen Hundred and ^venty- Suppose he had lived in Hawaii! His / .j be allowed to make use of pub- from each of the buildings and go ; didn't, go far enough. He hopes for Two being six months from the data > closely allied to the Public Service indicating it wanted to pass. Rusa otter luck next time. f said order! and any creditor neg- fine might have been doubled or trip- \u property. • The giving of directions ahead with the work. jammed his heel .Into the accoleruto: led. • :••--•'•' ' " •• lobbying forces at Trenton. He is now That means, of course, that in a year • • * - ating to bring in and exhibit hla or and warnings is properly-a public the sunset of lite, and no one had and tho speedometer went up to DO .er claim-! under oath or amimation As a parallel, there Us the case oC function. And the renting them out or two the Legislature will bo asked miles an hour, but the car passed any George W. Miller at one time feared within tho Li ie so limited will bo • Harris, Kejiny.'â local man. who was any idea that the political spark still for $20,000 or $25,000 more to.complete way. It was a IForrt coupe. * bsotutely nothing but lately he is forever burred of his or her action where private business Is the consider- slumbered, in the grand old man's against the said administrators. arrested on the Fourth of July for run- ation lias to bo dona grudgingly." tlie armories according to Hie original Huss slowed the big car down after (raid of automobiles. Since lie has Dated May 8 1922 ning down-and injuring a little girl at bosom. , ••..•- plans; whiclv is the way such,.things that and we reduced to about 11 miles eii a. lodge potentate hu considers lhat "What the News says about road signs But Dave thinks there is still one is life is valuable ami worth taking CIIARL-ES DE HART and BLOOM- Leilgewood, near Morrlstown. There are managed nowadays. Now Jersey an hour. riLD APGAR is true, but we are sure we express gond race left In tho old war horse. He After picking: tho cinders out of our u-c of. was a mail who was a palpable offender. of the people of Warren has as little use for more armories at On a recent night ho made-an official Administrators After his arrest it was-discovered that the sentiment Newark in his car. you wouid ,'naturally nay. But ho no.no, and the State made no haste to boiling he got up a monster mcetjng i the National Guard not half of tlie Such running Georgfi never saw... Ho w >OTICD Boon ton—sort of a house party with "Well, I'll explain that," he replied. wasn't. '* He was not from far-away provldo ihem, oveii though tho olllcials armories are being put to military use, "You see. theso blamed apeodmneters iad to hold faskto the sides w.'Ui both the Matter of tho Es- Oklahoma. He 'was from close by. A knew of the dangerous character of tho grape Juice and nablscos and all those and certainly It is no duly of the State nre no good. The one on this machln lands so that he would arrive In New- tate of things. He had a speech prepared and •k with the car. "When lie got out his Rienbart Hong Deceased simple $10 flno and ho was a free man bridge. to provide municipalities with "publii is away off. When it registers 9i Rule to Bar In' a free 'country., . • • , . a declaration or principles which was to halls large enough for big functions,11 mad fell HUe a boy's feels after a dive TIME FOR ACTION: n the water. There was a drumming Creditors • People' have a hard timo understand- set forth the chief planks in his plat- as lias boon suggested by one defender Pursuant to tho ord^r oC the Surro- Again private war has broken out In form. Tlie number of new applicants for his ears and his foot wore unsteady. ing laws but they have still a, harder of tho program iiiat Ins been approved •However, it was comforting to know gate of the Countj of barren made the , United States. Tho dead and The preparations w-fro perfect..Jnit. 1 automobllo driving licenses is surpris- on tho ViLtitoQiitii da> or June A time understanding the mysterious ap- by- the . State Military Board.—Trenton hat he had been in good hands on tho 1)., Nineteen Hundred and Twenty- plication of laws. In Atlcntown a few wounded lay thick yesterday in West wherein the meeting foll'down was in Times. . ing. Despite tlie fact that there arc vild.trip ami that tho driver sure knew Two, notice h licreb> ghen to all per- days aeo-.a,: Judge sent, three boys to Virginia, "after Invading union miners tho fact tliut.= it was attended.by only three licensing stations In Warror lis business. ionS:-lm\1nE: 'alms against the es- State;"prison .for a lontf term of years. bud sought lo prevent forcibly tho .iix women, two men and two boys. ^ .WHERE THE POWER LIES. county, the Mood of applicants • eiiel Alighting from tho car. he remarked: rtte of Rionlmrt Hong lato of tho operation ot"a mine near Wellsburg. month almost swaps the ollices. Think That was the fastest ridu I ever had. CounU of W urcn deceased to pre- They were convicted "of entering the eel- Plates and.grapb'juico had been pro- •United States Senator Edge w;U- a t the iime to tho subicrilT \\ls,- -fcr.6f;a citizen and 'stealingTlB^tiiises" Mr. Lewis, the President of the United vided Cor several hundred. ••; guest at llie home o£ Senator Whit- of KiS applicants for new licenses ap You certainly do know how to handle cutor on or beforo tlie Seventeenth All no Workers, says that thotafftiir is • It was.a deep disappointment to the plying at the.last monthly cxaminatioi day of t> ctmber A T> Nineteen Hun- of.'whisky. The sentence of the court ney of arprrls_County, last week, "and "You Hatter me," replied the lodgCf, "deplorable." That WHS about as strong grand old man. There was a time when in an interview printed by the Mor- held in Huokettstown! Where dothe; dred and lwent\ Two being: six: wits tliat.they pay the costs, a line ot nun. "I only got,my. driver'sriver - licetv" months from the date of said order, J500 each, and undergo imprisonment in a word as he could ilnd for the previous the name of Have Young would have ris Jcrseymen said: "Tho__.pi"ohlbi- come from? .Ton would... naturally ay before yesterday;" x and ani creditor neglecting to brlnff the Eastern penitentiary of not iea'a terrible arid treacherous massacre;, in Insured the attendance of every Re- tloii amendment is now ;i part" bt the conclude, lhat each man buying an auto- in and e\lill)lt bis or her claim under Illinois. Meanwhile the pardoned publican In Morris county at a meeting mobile . gets drivers' licenses ...for th oath or anlnmtion within the time so ;: than seven', nor more than niiioiiyoars constitution and can only be revoked My advice is to drive slowly. One limited will bo forever barred of hla martyr, Mr. !Deiis, rises. In Chicago to of this! kind. But thaat was in the days by a direct appeal of the,." people 'hole Oasht family. It Is reasonable tc ••.-•.at separnto-and >HolitiU'y conflnemont__ul. 1 _' the reckless fellows who drives the or her action against tho said oxecu- hiird luuor, ! call upon tho strlkGrs.'_evci-y where lo before-*: grape;; juic -cat iif' around as- through1 their representatives ~in the assuvne, however, that oC all the drivers' iVcods' Ice'.Cruain truck swung around "fight.!!*} Tho evldencfcâccumulatcs licenses granted one-J.ialC reprosoni the corner Lieacli]ie from UiufSchooley's WILLTYM HOUCK Executor, All add In that those threp political beverage. lower house of Congress. It ,would be that there, arerfurious passion* ready to a long""time'before""such an appeal the purchasers oC new ca r.s. This show Alounliiin road.. into .. .tho Washington Pbllllpsburpr N J, '—*•••' boys certainly dldourn all they got out break loose In all the strike troubles vhtxt an extensive bush icsa automobile road, near tho golC dub below Hack- R T D No 1 jot those eighteen cases of liquor. But BOROUGH BEAKS TUG came before the Senate. Ot course it ottsimvn, and came to grief when his Dated Timo 17 1922 : Some of the unionists are so eager for dealers oC, thc present^ Oay are doing, "-what business had -lhe liiiuor In^tliat Borough Council feels that it isn't would got there in time, but It must ; steering gear, broke. -The., .big truck tho fray that they are disregarding the getting a fair shake from the Board pass through I ho. hands of tlie Repre- The popular automobtleTsdrely 1ms tho ran into a field ami, "wlillo"vlt"did.:no: ,..:. .•-,-- rich iniui'B-celUir,'anyway? "'Anc _what rules and orders of their own organiza- call, ti-asplene at 29 cou.its a gallon isi became of trio.rich man? 1 of Freeholder}?,-.-Over.. $4,000 has been sentatives first." •—.:••••-•• overturn, it was mired there.for several NOTICE. tion! Tiie peril Is- obvious, and its Ii spent on improving'Broad- street and That will, dispose of the rum Issue oven a, considenHinn, - . In tho Mntter of the 13s* grows from day to day Hie danger ol Ttalviderp. avenue, yet a very larjje part which soino of the -Democratic lead- "Weeds'In'the^weeds, you might cal , VI0LK5NCR tlY RAILROAD V delay on the part of the Government is of the trallic over this" street does not ers have been trying to make the main Tho",Dnicial data for the opening o

1 : ; ;•;" ..; <.:• .'••STRIKERS. • • ^ • resolutely grappling with the difllculties originate fi'om Washington or anywhere question in the campaign for the the "political campaign .may 1)0 put dowi '• " > - • •-•• -". , IHl You can drive too pinwly, though.J Q, Every.'; Warren citizen wants to see becomes emphasized., _ In Us. vicinity. Over one-half of the as August 2, at 7 o'cl ock p. m. This r United States SenntorshiprurAs Sen- u once had a man in Washington who] •\ m U t t »i ler of the Sur- -justice done to' the railroad workers; The Administration at Washlngtoi borough's street expenses this year is ator Edge lias said, any revocation ot tbAj. date of tho firsi ; clambake. It ] i th i nt *f Warren, 1 their hours! of ^tj'or should he reason- cannot be blamed for having bcei In bo Iveld by the P< jmoerals ot Movr used too much. care". Ho never drove! rr represented by the improvement on the amendment must come through the ver about twelve miles an hour. That.; i'i t ^h ivili la\ of Juno, able and a ,fair vi^g^sliould be paid to patient and conciliatory The Presl- thosp tWo stieets It is ^urtlv a 1'irge initiative of the' Congressmen, and an> county at the Horcu Jcs Club In Kenv Nit I! i 11 1 end Twonty- th'em. But in thei'ii^rlke they allonr There will be lots of clams and speakers? s a dangerous gait. Every time he i p t il t is ht,ii-M given to all per- dtnt plainly desired to exhaust eveij amount to be spent on about i mile modification ot the Volstead Act 'must ,eent out sonic body would run Into ' i uiiu, LIIIIIIS ii.ilnst the CB- '.- ate public .symputhy*^ by interfering possibility of peaceful negotiation His >tl tlie Impoitante ot the stiect fiom be obtained through thu same channe Including Govcrno r Kdwards, Judge him from behind. It Is buUcr\,Ho keep if ' ti tno AIcTiughlln lato of : : George S Silver C •mmissionor Wm E with tlie _ operation o£: the ronda and moclnmition of last week while call- a tialllc stindpoinl justifies It noces —a fact which the voter's should koer up with tho trafllc tlie C >unt\ of Warren deceased to 'resorting.'to deeds of violence. • In both luttlc mcl -L ftw U S buialois ircsem Hit *r aiv quicker It is all o\ei n'dcr on tli or a"lrmatlon within tho, ' ccpt by moral,-suasion, from ontoring shod scorns lo call foi a moix; lesolutc, tention and tho Sti eet Committee Isnt that llnof Thc\ '\ ill ha\o to dil\< otherwise. 'Thei^e are HjUfenialos n In an houi ind a half v~* tlnit so limited will ba forever barred* r the .employ.;of.^tho' companies, and^'are attitude It Is not a c ise for bluster •wants to do woik on ail of than but O\GI those teniblo loids In Glen Gaid tending simimeL'« :hool at Newton. Th of hi** or her action agalrfst tho^salf •"•'• no'•better than-lprdinary. thugs and'as-01 menace Nobodj would uigo tho nor to r*-t llioie Then thej cin see for unless the boiough gets help from thu announce that.TOihile they ftro in Ih Speed is all right but vou must know SILVESTER C SMITH JR.,' BasBiriB.wherjIthoy make assaults upon Administt atlon to promlso more thin it county it will bo Impossible to do all themseKts what people at the uppoi suporb agricultuis al section thfty aro gi how to use it A fellow rvlth a big :; thfni and:,monace"theIr'Hvo3. ^.;. can peifoim But tho hoiu scorns to the work desired A request was made end ot the Hunludou countj lme been Philllpnburg Now, Jora s ing to study fair mlng-problems, layh tri'ckloaa of empty milk cans struck .' "And i'yetj.evEpybbdy. knows ... when'", a havo.auIvod for tho Government io from the Preeholdois borne months ago compelled to enduie foi tho lustijci piirUnniar stres\a upon the dairy altur ono of our concrete ciosslnga on a con- Datqa Juno 2G 1022 j ^ J- ffivo Official notice that it will; not toloi'-J but to date favorable action has not oi more Hope nothint.-1 svpons t< lion So it li G\ ndent that th*»io is Som trary angle tho other atternooa and you vp|xikors£w^^ ate violence not1 permit the nation tc been Haken, by them. them on tho trip up, hope—\hat all ia not lost could hear Ihe crash a uiilo avm> Star and T,hrioe*-W«& World, HH6.

11 THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922

anxious to have thu cannl iibimiloiuu), quired .to pay $10, -tor iacfi ulley ur I Mr«. .-Aniternon lluwk,of' Alpha; nt- table; in-uprlviui'ii of iilmoiliiK Knllerlew.j tended the funeral of the lutler'a bi-oth- .ittended cliiircli here Sunday inorii* t'er, Mrs,' Joseph Stryitor,- (HrHUiMu/i nnd appeared to be rently and willing liiK nnd listened to it spccl'tl Hermon by to do th< fair thing to 'nociire that end. $20:, proprietor* of ridlns academies, j pr. Hutch ItlttenhotiKo, of MMfordr , on M"r«. Delia Fotkncr, of lCmton,;;'' Its "I finally wrolt- u !ntuk Upon the »u\f $100. jftafurilny. ' . Clmrlps Allen, who .lias been vlsitins Hev. Scott Clarke. pasalnp somo tlmo with liar bi-otheVr, ^^S||iS['i]Mftrrjc^r&fig| Ject on titled,. 'Morris CM mi I Al>antl»n- Person* fnrryinp on tlio bur-inex* off .Mrs. Wilson Met tier Ix 111 at tlip hi.H mntlicr, had the end of a IIinter Mr. an1d JII-H. Charles Allen- , 'tlaugii- Charles Hunt. , • ment • Pmlilorna.' of which I »»nt out oiH'rtitlnt: or renting paîeiiKfr iiuto*. home of her daughter, .Mrs. Wude bitten on" by a horse laaf.'Friday, toi" MfH.s Mai'pnroi and MI H, lamina 1J 1 y Allen pasHed Hundny with the Inttt-r'if Mra. Florence Alton ia In North Da«, KB.?' v, '*-— —' ' (i If out th'Vi? ttwillfunil copies, and thenmblU-.H ff>r hire itro. rwiulrett t, ti'i\ thoiia- than Ki-veii. and 3^0 for each mich Mr. mid .Mrs. llnrl Soaredve* mid Mt\' Npvyiirk, lad AV-' '••- Mr. nnd ^rrs. Hc-rmou Stuvcim nnd homo of ,hln, parents, Mr. nnd Mrs.-Al- nnd eoptfs of the book. automobile having a UK capacity | Clyde left mi Friday for a thiv. . v ., vwtur-iiiij. , . «noil>., , uoif nuuiKHoundi nrooKHrook,, Wri'werec fred Ullrd for a visit. - -. $$ Its Relation to Lake ' of more than nevou. Mr. and Mrs. WUUttni Allen Have Imd, wt'eK-endU t'ucflts of Mr. and Mrs. Hob- This book illil move than :uiyt)ilii(r | «»V»y with ..th_e latt«•/.•*» |i>arents «imV[itiaml| withi them tlielr so301n1 CCheiiter Allen, \ errPetty. . HoiiatcOng;. I'vhw to t'lillghtcn tin- putilio upon thi> i City, Te mak'|«'ifc and aon_ Harvey, uf Luis of pco[ik' go to ex t rein en. Oc« llIHtiVC^ III .lull >. , ,.UI>L\V, nt Aiii'iuinie. | Oeorgo Baylor and'Minn Clara Tier- problem* Involved in (lu> aimminnment HUNTINGDON Ing thu trip by auto. nul cattlonailily you inuet aa man whoo has a i of tht- Mi'rrisr Canal, tttul illi! more "Jum MIMIBBH Ella Winter rendered a. solo In Tho Odd Fellow; Lodgo of Oxford; noy, of Wnshington, visited -her als-level head and wlil o JH l fflul t footed. hnytliliifi v\m> to tuittck-h thu foolish Mr. nml Mrs. John A. flcRUhto, of St. Jumcit* LutliOran t'liiii*i.\ on Sun- Better Resort Roads [i propaganda to haw tlie cntui!, rchabll- JrcHi'o, I'n., and hin sinter, MIM. Aman- day mornlimmcit* Lutl. O l\ S j llatVil and operated. 1 nrovr.l that (hu $r"$»vfu i , .-- ^ -| da Uen'con, nf Ilidj,'ein-ld, Conn., who Âln an address to .the Mon'Lt'Comry [I rehniillit.ittnii urnl oi>;r:it!jn of tlir has bci-n 'vlwltlng- nt the farm hotiflu ' if^hoWcra. at u tilnim* «Ivcn :u tliei! canal was not,only farcliul urn! i-ciin- motorttl liery on Sunday und were HOPE t. Aftuttac Hotel, Lake iropntcaiiR. somii| omically imnoj.sibf, bu»- «>o ph.vKk-.illy r •."ts nt thy homo Of another Hlsti-r, " interesting facts about that* RVoatji impossible because of U'i- ,'present UwU j.urw. John K. liiKeho and rimfty. The Mm. Thomnn, button find children fp^nt, last week with hep -parent*- nf Jforth Jersey summer report wore : 1 ^MiwuitMlîu- iiijlil 1»> ;i^»au>< ?>I.i:ctai, •'! further showotl that on- livo-tradi week's vlfit. Townsbury. ' ' . the noted inventor, who had fur ^ver.il ; raJIroail would furry 110 . time* an jrr. and Mrs. Charles S. Iiuah and b\ C. Vanllorn and family, of Vcro- 3'cars been a resident of that sei'lSon. much coal from tho lMtware river to two fon« Robert iind W.nrman and na, spent Sunday here. On their re- ^The purpose of Mi Mnini win to.!..r-y city n- "H- Men*:* Cam! vouU, Charltx -Warniiiu, of I*n«*iT Snu^^n, turn they took ^HH • Irene VjinlTnrn, rt-*** upon till1 friehohUis tilt Hftt-* by ultl;f to carry. i'\vn If It should In* l'a., were recent quests of the for-who has been lit her homo here thu of better roads, not to tht> iwort, n>habilitated, and ns.uimini: that inert'I mer's winter hotv, Jlra- Frank St'.'fki'r. jinst three woeks ronuperatlnB from [ htir'araur.d u and i.o. D ..'.^ .'« ..- sf U'ouKI 'be avallabU' sullloifiU wntvr to! an opfmtion for apjiendiciii.s. The values offered in this 'mid-summer Clearance Sale should attract the beautiful lake. He .stum! that it op'.'rate it: thereby proving that such a j Mrs. Agnes Turner nnd family, or .would greatly benefit th.it «.-;iilre -«»'o- oanat would bi> an absolutely In.tlpnl- j lar over Sunday. [It'thlehem, spent Sunday lionj. The the attention of every woman in this vicinity. • '[. -'• tton of the country. Hia I !«u vn-* ttiot1 licant rompt'Ettpr to the moilorn mil Mif. Harrison Border has been en tor* former remained for a longer visit with (fyery automobile p.ui> \Nttnh Likt road. talnlni* her brother, Mr. Uuck. of her sister, Mfs« Leonora Turner. We have grouped together several lots of summer goods and 'have Hftpntcone spout on an average 3-0 a -in pa«t .vi-.if.-s. :!ie unciTMtnty us u IMillaiU-lphia. Ezra Cypher.", of llaskfng !il;lgi\ t:t day. •-During lour months at tho hulKlu whether or init tht* water.* of tho lakt Th<« two sundity rtfhool .elr.iwes of t here, gathering a It) ncro emp of priced them exceptionally low to move them oiit quickly. of the season ho e.stlmatcil that tin m:jjlu iio.-»sibly In- talu-n nt wim*1 fiuitiv young ladles ami their teachers, Mrs, wheat. rnnncy left In that immeJIati.' aiviioii 1A time as a potabio water supply, witl Sharps Sherred and Mrs. Thorn.-™ Pur- Floyd Klemlnir, of Xew York City; -visitors amounted to $100,000 a !>*• tlevotei jihla. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. n. Ilunsberser' «ecn service It 1m not bicn d inured as an luiitatk? park for the bem.-IU ui Miv. Frank Stockor and daushter spent tho week-end with friends at m'oro than one pit Ctnt The trc 1 the people o1f the suite forever, the laki. Anna attended the .New VIIMRC "Ladles L-imbertville. holders have already asrood to bulhl should gwn by, leups ami bounds and Aid picnie which was held ut Uushkill Mr, and Mrs. George Christian, of 500 feet more of it as a trial, proper beyond all reckoning. I'arl; on Wetltuwday. Newark, visited I he past few days Sale Begins Friday, Ho »t.it Ml th.-tt he clP*IrH M (tike'tip Mr«, Anna Weaver, Mr.".1 .Tosojili with the former's slater,. Mrs. Joseph • •Ihls•; matter with xbc srnto lllshv, i Ctin:c:ty. -Mia. .1. 10, luxcho nnd Mrs.Andross. ' i Commission with thy following jiropo- ! REVENUE TAXES Frank Stfi'ker, Mm, Win. 1'ickvl, alt Miss Mildred DonnlH. of New York! July 21, and Ends Saturday, July 29 Nltkin in.mtnil—that hi* will Rhv th* atU'iule:! the regular meeting of the City, is visiting her cousin,Miss Myr-j State the free use of. hfs Invention In DUE THIS MONTH Lady-Grlimh I.obekah Ludge on Tues- tie Cooke. roadways forever If tliq statt* will intiM day evening and the .lodge has decided A new power house la being built through- the HoroiiRli to U'uo;l|)ort, or l-'m-ms for m.ikinc" rot urns of r.^vv-ial to hold its annual picnic in Oakland . .i the bank lot for the n«v ok-ctrle through the Borough of Hop;itoon^ to taxes, due UIUUT the Revenue Act of I'ark on the 5th of August light plant now being installed. Voiles & Batistes at Bargain Prices Sparta, a roadway made nccorclimr to 1521 durini; tlio month of July, now "Mr. - r. •< Mrs. . Edward FulleFuller was under the Rippeletto, 27 in. wide, pink and blue his inventions.. Ito suys It t,\i;i be built nro avatlablo at the nilico of tho Col-and the d Mrs. Nt'l.-on Daluii nml son t doctor's care last week, and maintained for less ihan li.UC tlit Sector (if Internal Revenue, Newark, motored foinu-i-here s mothor. of liooutun, j A timothy stalk was s pukeiplurkeill frfroom Voile. 'II in. wide, color Copenhagen blue check only, yard ....:. :....26c cost,of any other typo of roadway on Sunday ami ,,V1V mil tb- following branch IHMCOH, .irr^-y i Horn of Mr,iui'1 Mrs. Grant Shoe- Zion church yanl last weekk whihch City, I'ator.Mni. Now. Urunswiok. l^li»i- hail two perfectly formed largo tim only, line mercerized material, foiinet' Blue Repp, 36 in. wide, an ideal'material In wiiMr-i- •>'» *.tS'i"-C * VlCt«.'iii ami Murmtotvn. n,ki'V in the ftt moon: uitiy heiiOs on it. Hopj OIIK. \H Mi\im iLf itul In in Sir* John K. i. i nnd sister. price. 73;:: now yard 53c for children's frocks, former price 29c; " To avoid p.>nat*y return and payment Mrs. 10. J. Paddock entertaij ed taflt Inte-friting way to the JIOITIH dual of tht? tax must ,'c made on or before Miss Emma Sesiiine, of Xewitrk. v.erei Tuesday afternoon four of hoi and. Its relation > to that resort in th l Sunday afternoon eallera of the for- { Dolli'd Swiss, 27 in. wide, pink and lav- now yard .! 19c following language: July 31. l!_'_' mer's .«ister-ln-law, Mrs, Myrtle C. In- (from Utuicr, ^'. J.. and their wont-! l-'olltnvinii are tli" ml^t'cllr\neous PC- J master who aro camping at IMvJdere! ender only, former price .'!9c; now Cretonne, an assortment of patterns, 36' 'Icanie here tlrst as a dynamiter, an J who. of IJullman stivet. 1 hil!ip:0. I'rtiprleinrs nf •(*» her mother, Mrs. Mary Met?., who GREAT MEADOWS While Voile, fancy Mitin stripe. lifi in. Linen Toweling, unbleached, 16 in. wide, some of my most important Inventlo i-> theatres, nuiseunis and concert halls Is :i tuition t thyre and ia not doing" f") .'lit' smokeless1 powder, hljni-csnlo.flvi-i, where a charge for admission Is made, ivell. suffering much jxiin from her wide, former price 9Sc; now yard 69c at yard 20c hnvinir a j*eat capacity of not more than fractured hip. MlM KHzalieth Jynningf, of E:i>=toti. detonating fuses, and my system of 2"0. shall pay a tax of «iiu; having a .., the week-end-wi;li Miss Crate White Voile, fancy stripe effect, 36 inches driving torpedoes êatlni; caiiaeity uf more tb.m -i»>) antl The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Gardner. ' White Gaberdine, 36 in. wide, former price 'I was greatly impressed from tlu Hot exceedini,' 500, $100; having a seat- liam Wilkinson, who has been very . Mr. jtiul Mrs. Waltfi- Joining,* and wide; former price 65c; now yard 19c first with the wonderful beauty of Laku ing capacity exeeeditm 500 and not ox- ill, Us convalescing. 89c; at yard 59c' Miss IJeatrk-L- Stt>n | family, of Kits ton, and Mi.-.s Jitith Hopatcong and its great promise i- .i (nding SO'J. SI'iO1 : havlni: a feat Ins ..,. .., .ipontlimr a j Ailamson. of Philadelphia, spent Sun- liatiste. 21 in. wide, fancy floral and fig- summer resort. Therefore, I natural!* capacity nf mart. than S00, 51*00, few days with 1 aunt, Mrs. Hiiffhjiiuy with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gardner ure effect, former price up to 19c; now investigated the problems involves! in Circus piHtprifioi-H are required to tho proposed abaittlonnu<:it uf the Mor IWV n tax nf sum u o i- n~ -* ••—> yard 23c Ladies' Artificial' Silk Hose, fancy unai i luunci that the Xohlyh Itib iIIt\H mil lilllud ironi Voile, dark fancy colorin^M, with satin stripe, in black, white and nude, stripe and other combination!!, .'!fi in. former price 89c ; now ..... 69c wide, former price (o 9Se; now yard 73c Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, bhtck only, Voilra ;'.nd Tissues, .'!(> in. wide, former 3 pairs .;.7.".'..'.;..-.'i' Si;6o; "Always Something: New" pricr to 39c; at 39c Fancy Lawns, 27 in. wide, former price 19c; special to close out at yard lie Glass TumbUrs, dozen 49c NOW Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, dozen 89c' Coates Spool Cotton, black or white PICNIC SUGGESTIONS at u 5c Krisp Peanut Butter, 1 1b. in pail 25c Coates Darning Cotton, all colors, at 3 for ; , 10c Stuffed or Plain Olives, all sizes and prices- Mayonolia, a relish, jar ; :.....15c Star Brand Crochet Cotton, all saves Olivenaise, small and large size and colors, 3 for 25c Every Article Reduced 15% to 40% Nothing in This Store Uussaan Dressing-, jar „„„.'. _.' 15c Will Be Reserved Tuna Fish Bleached Muslin—Standard Quality Potted Ham, etc. MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S 5 yards, 75c A full line of cold meats and fancy MEN'S cheese at the right prices. DRESS SHIRTS Arrow Dress Shirts KHAKI TROUSERS Hill's Muslin, 36 in. wide; 5 ydf,.._ S5c Complete line of fancy cakes and Ward's Full cut Made full ,: .' '" SILK CAPS Fruit of the Loom Muslin, 5 yds $1,15 Cakes. ' n c e Values to $2.50 Lansdale Cambric, 5 yds .....$1.39 '0 Less °ot .... 89c Pajama Checks, 36 in| wide, for jumpers, Regular: Price pajamas and underwear, 5 yds S5c Palm Olive Soap Products °^ $1.49 Nainsook, 36 in. wide, medium quality Sa.ip Chips, ib. 20c yard..... : : .• 18c Palm Olive Soap 8c Ladies' Onyx Hose STRAW HATS Bathing Suits Naiiisook, 36 in. wide, good quality, yd. 23c Pahu Olive, asst. kinds, Eldcrllower, $2.75 value Pomtex $2.00 $2.50 value ....„...-..! : §1.50 Longclotii, 36 in. wide, good quality, Rose, Buttermilk and Glycerinp 5c $3.50 value Pointex $2.60 .$2.75, $a.00 value :$2.25 Ladies' Pu're Wool ll.::..$4.50 ' jMrd ; ISc Palm Olive Talcum Powder, special, $5.00 value Pointex- $3.75 $3.50 value . $2.5S2.50 Men's All Wool Diver's Ûnbleached Muslin, 36 in. wide, 5 yds. 53c pei can 20r'/ $3.00 value Glove Silk, black, $4.00 value $3.00 Suits :...... '. ..: $4.50 Jf Unbleached Muslin, 36 in. wide, Black white, grey $2.35 $5 00, $5.50, $6.00 values Part Wool $2,00 Hock, 5 yds. _ 79c P.ure Cidar VincRar, gal ..39c Panamas $4.00 Children's $1.25, $2.00, $3.00 Astor Coffee, lb. J: '. 39c Farring'ton's Castle Brand Coffee, lb. ...43c During This Sale We .Will. Clean Out Children's Dresses Corned Beef, 1 lb. '-net 20c . 100 pairs Ladies' High Cut Shoes Men's Dress and Work Shoes Childi en's Dresses, asboitcd st)les, Corned Beef Hash; : .'. 12c all sizes in the lot, made of Ging- . Eobin Hood Crushed Pineapple, medium :•,"--• At Exceptional Lo\vi Prices ONE LOT Men's Dress Shoes, about G doz. iifxy fl 0 size can „ L : .„..!...... :19c pair; values to $8.50, at *f <£.€/& han, Lincnc, etc., former prices up (o M.98; to close out 9Sc ...Just received a new lot of Norway °nd *2,9< ONE LOT Men's Scout Shoes, values to d*ei''£?'/) Childien's Diesses, all sizes Red and Mackerel. Try them for quality. \ ' Values? 1.50 to $7.00 Blue check Gingham, former price S2.19; at S1.79 Fancy No. 1 Potatoes, 75c V2bet These,are cheap house shoes, all Goodyear Welts. ONE LOT Men's Work Shoes, value ?5.00; exceptional at .._;:. ;..:::.=:=;...u •.-....-. A full line of Fresh .Vegetables always - v on hand. , .;:. :--.'' Sale'of Siaridard Well Known Brands W- U; S. KEDS of Sheeting, Pillow Cases^ Specials in National Biscuit Products CHILDREN'S Ladies' Tan Eik Sandals Ladies' Pumps,•-vciiie " g>i ne ^ Tubing, Etc. ,s Butter Thins, Sugar Wafers asst., Social , .$2.50, at _.. :..,;.... ^ i. "O "Fairy" and Sa-Foot Pumps 5-4 Bleached Utica Sheeting 33c Tea, 2 boxes for .:: :;.iy.~:.,....^.;..;.i.- 21c" IMisses' Pumps, value A* nr; and Shoes 9-4 Bleached Mohawk : .'55c All regular 10c box cakes, 3 for 25C •:.'::,.:?2,io, at $1. to Will be Sold at a Reduction of Ladies^; Sport SandalsL^.-»£., "Lorna."J36ohes, lb...... I ...... 27e = ~M-xi-yÂlms^Hbr^::^~:z:ZZZZ'.7SZZZZZZli6c~- .Child's Pumps, value O'l or 10-4 Unbleached Mohawk ..„ '. 57c White" Kid, Blacr ' Kb, lace edge :..... '55c; mi 8 While Ruck Oxfords Officers' Ha'>. Toe Satisfaction gour, '2414-lb. biig i _$L05- . Pump U. S. Keds Sheets,- 81x90 seamless, standard quality, i > Wc't Oxfords 98 ibsT~Zi;.l;.;.:.....l:il.l...l!._.;..:l:::»...... i4^6o Baby Louis Heel Men's Red Tiimmcd S2.73 frec-from dressing, at .•...... :.: $1.29 We have a complete stock of Scratch \N Genuine Tan ' Calf, Good" Boys' Red Tnramed S2.50 Sheets, 81x90, seamless, Samoset brand, Feed,.Growing Mash and'Laying Magli at $6.00 year Welt Mpn'p White _ $1.75 $6.50 at !i 1$1.45 the right price; ''•••• : '•; •••' ?5.49 and $5.98 Boys' White . $1.45 There will be lots of merchandise .too Pillow 'fubing, 45 m. .._....!.. 46c ' small to advertise from- day to day at bar- Pillow Tubing, 42 in. .43c gain prices to closei out. s J ' ' WITH EVERY PAIR OF BOYS' U. S. KEDS WE WILL GIVE ONE COLLEGE CAP

Wshington, N. ,T. CREVELING AgenWashingtont McCall Pattcin, N.s3 . ^SOEMAON^I I.-.

THE WASHINGTON STAB, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1923 rSECTION TWO '

THE WASHINGTON BEE: HIVE WASHINGTON, N. $

10,000 Stock of Men's,Women's and Children's High Grade Shoes Qffer&ifi AT GREAT REDUCTIONS ; '; - -Iji

TREMENDOUS STOCK OF SUMMER FOOTWEAR MUST BE REDUCED

Queen Quality French heel Pumps $'1.9S Walton Shoes for Children Ladies' Shoes French Heel Canvas Pumps -. $1.49 French heel Canvas Oxfords •• •• • • $1.49 Black Kid, Brown and Patent Leather Strap Pumps and Ox-•• $6.00 Miltary Heel, Black Kid, 2-strap Pumps :....-...$2.98 fords,.sizes 8 to 11, very special at 1$1.85 ; $6.00 Military Heel, Brown Oxford, with rubber heel $3.85 Brown Canvas Oxfords ..:•• • $1.98 r l sizes 11% to 2 in above styles ....$2.35 $8 Queen Quality, Black Kid Oxfords, with French heel...$2.98 Old Ladies' Comfort Shoes $3.49 f6'Brown & Black Kid, Strap Pumps, with French hef $2.49 Old Ladies' Comfort Oxfords $2.25 .White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, sizes 8 to 11 $1.75 ' .56.50 Queen Quality Flat Heel Patent Pumps in ajtoj! dozen All $6.50 White Buckskin Pumps and Oxfords :...$4:S5 sizes IV/J, to 2 ...i. , ...... $1.98 $6.00 White Reignskin Pump $4.25 ;,..: diffevent styles ...... ,,.,v.,..:.-.,:.,...,v...... ^ $4.49 $6.50Queen Quality Calf, 2strap Pumps _„ $4.49 The very newest style Patent Sandals,, with open work, $7.00 ^Big-reductions.in.V/omeh's^ar^CMdren's-.Genume.-Keds.-^v; Black or Brown Kid, one Strap Military heel Pumps $2.49 Grrade : •• $4.9S Babies' White Canvas Shoes .....!.... :...$1;25'•''• $6.50 Queen Quality Black or Brown Oxfords, Military 3 Tables full of .odds and ends priced from 98c to $1.98 Babies' White Canvas Pumps ..$1.25 heels • • $4.49 Queen Quality French heel Pumps $2.98 $6.00 Queen Quality Vi'ci Kid, Comfort Oxfords, in various styles .'. : $3.98 $4.00 Vici Kid Comfort Oxfords, with rubber heel $2.49 if Dry Goods Specials , Men's Endicott-Johnson Scout-SIioes $1.98 .White Canvas Military heel Oxford $1.98 Special on Ladies'Fine Voile Waists and Blouses,* Black and White Canvas Oxford, with rubber heel .....$1.85 Endicott-Johnson Heavy Work Shoes," best for farm wear pair $2.25 79c, 98c, $1.49 and $1.98 Black and White Oxfords ...... $2.25 Full size Seamless Sheets •.-.-. ..-.r..: .;.:...... S5L39 •'• White Canvas one-strap Pumps $2.25 " Boys' Scout Shoes •„•.•.,..., ,., ,.„...,.,.. $1.75 ; ; Pillow Cases, each ...,...:...... :.: ...19c, Black and White one-strap Pumps $1.98 Endicott-Johnson High-Grade Black Elk Work Shoe, with Soft Toe .$2.75 Special prices on Muslins, Ginghams, Percales. $4.50 Canvas Oxfords .;,:>... $2.98 Your cho'ee of any of our High-Grade Men's Oxfords, in all $4150 Poplin 3-strap Pumps-:::::™™.™.™:.:.:..:-:.:..:. :." ?2.9S Reductions on Ladies' Silk Skirts and Dresses. • ..;:-:._;__._. styles at '...... ' ...:..$4.49

- • .••. • • •• ." • - \ •• ' ' ••• • Every pair of shoes offered in this sale we positively guarantee to give satislaction. This'.js all of our regular stock, which we must sell regardless of price. THE WASHINGTON BEE HIVE Washington, N. J. -H.•A. Cohen, Proprietor

.Mary Gruvcr and daughter, Edna, New Desks Bought Huckleberries Are PHILLIPSBURG were recent guests of Mr. and -Mrs, Albert Brhikhuff in Hampton. For Public School Ripe iu the Poconos The third annual banquefpof Court Steven Muore of Toivnsbury spenl GO. FARM BUREAU NEWS Warren, Catholic Daughters of Amer- Sunday In this place. When the scholars of the second and County Commissioner Frank Meckcs, ica, was held Thursday night at Hotel Mrs. Susan Moore had as guests over fourth snides ro.sume their HCIIOO! huckleberry king, according to the Kardou in Easton, with 75 present. tlic week-end her daughter and son-in- studies in September, they will be Strouilaburg Record, expects to set 10i\- Timely. Tips to C;irdncr*i. Camp G-I. P. O. S. of A. will liol'J a law, Mr. and Mrs. Choy. Oruver, of YOU among those pleased to tlml that the' old 'double 000 quarts of the berries out of Tunk- "When God sorts out the weather block parly at Madison Square next llackettstown. desks, which hiive been used for these hannoek township, in the I'ocoiio region, and sends ruin, why rain's my choice," Miss Jessie Ticheuor is spending many years, have been replaced with this sinnmer it the weather permits. says James Whitcomli Rlloy, and New The"Tteliance and PhilltpKburg llru part of the summer vacation with brand new solid maple desks, identical Present day methods of getting in Jerseyiles of late have had to adopt a comi)anidi responded to a false alarm friends in lrvington and South Orange. to those now in use in the hish school the berries and marketing them by rail similar philosophy—or st>y disgruntled. Saturdiii'y evening and went to North She expects io enter Trenton Normal who live from hand to mouth .'.' and seventh and eighth grade rooms. and automobile are a groat improve- But home gardeners have kept busy at MaiT^-aml Third directs but could not school this fall. The board of education 1ms placed an ment over those employed In the days something beside philosophy. Cultiva- find any blaze. \ Mrs. Otto Beers and son of Pettiest and who Iiave nothing to fall order for 17S desks and seats, which when the berries taken by rour-horse tion is a necessity, not only in dry will bo auilicient to equip four rooms. Miss Esther Sinclair was given a mis- were recent guests of her aunt, Mrs. conveyances a distance of thirty miles weather when a dust mulch is needed to cellaneous shower Friday night at herD. C. Miller. back on when the .rainy day . Tho Improvement Is made possible by and more to the Scranton and Easton, hold tho moisture in, but after frequent un appropriation oC $1,500 authorized home in Glenn avenue. She is soon to Mr. and-Mrs. Clinton Carey and comes? Start an account at " as well as Allentown markets. The rains which pack tho soil and prevent a bo married to Roy Webb of Onelda, daughter, Emma, of Vienna, were by the'voters at the la.st election. huckleberry this year will he, little high- free circulation of air around tho base this Bank and you will soon ' and roots of the plants. This crust N. Y. guosta of Mr. and Mrs. Uriah JJurdge, It is probable that in time modern er priced than last from the fact that Phillipsburg has been selected as one Miss Elizabeth Oruver has been hired desks of this kind will be installed in It Is quite scarce In many of the moun- inust be'broken up if the plants are 1 to teach the school here for another have a balance that will carry;.' all. the, rooms of the public school. tatln sections. . , to do their best. of Lite places for one of the 3L new homes to bo erected during the next year. -:^v you safely through the hard There arc still .seven room1 s using tho For the most part the fruit is dry Another good reason for constant cul- year by the Benevolent and Protective old desks—tho llr-st, third, - fifth and when placed in the freight cart', and ma- tivation is. of course, Uie-eVer pivsent Order of Elks. times that surely come some " sixth grades. chines, and, with the proper ieare the weed which has lost no chance to thrive Connie Reagan, oldest son of Mr. .and BEATYESTOWN The old double desks have been in during the wet wcathov;' If rooted out time. _ThisifInstitution hasi berries will keep over a week, whil1 e Mrs. James Reagan, llgured in a ^single use continuously since the school was being disposed of by the retailer.*< - "" in the early morning and lalo evening. handed rescue of a drowning person at The W. "\V. \V. class of the Bentyes- provecf'i'ri the past its quick , built a half century or more agn. They A considerable price • WHS paid by: Mr. the time when most -gardeners attack Asldiry J'ark last week. He is a mem- lown Sunday school will hold a bazaar are antiquated and uncomfortable ft ml Meckcs.for his lease this yi-ar of land them, weeds may take root again and ber of the life saving corps and swam and festival on the lawn at the church readiness under all financial altogether out of place In this day of of the Lehlgh Coal and Navigation grow merrily on: 11 hoed out in theout a great distance and brought in .\ on Thursday. July '27, the Individual desk and seat, with Company. All told the berry lease cov- sunshine of a hot day, however, they young man. hi writing lo his par- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ward, who conditions...... •• • •which all city schools are now equip- ers about 5,000 acres. Picking of ber-are sure to die. Needless, to say, no-ents, Capt. Hulchisson of the U. S.reside in HacUettstown, have sold their ped. New desks have been bought for ries began on Friday of last week when body wants to grub out the same weed LiCe Guard service, praised the young home in Beatyeslown to uity parlies. the local school from time to Unie, but twenty of the pickers turned In 112twice. man for tho heroic rescue. Miss Nellie Stryker of philllpshurg , there are still .seven rooms whore the, crates. Many of the latter carry 31! scholars are by necessity obliged to .More than S00 people inspected the was a.guest ot* Mr. and Mrs. C. A. quarts each. Nicotine for Plant I/ice. "Wardell" the remodelled and refurn- Gulick on Sunday. c-\ : uso the old furniture. Harry Meckcs picked 10-1 quarts ished hotel at the. opening Friday af- • Klixiibeth Ort daughter of Mr. aji.l -Another improvement which the boys If the excossivo dampness has which is quite an accomplishment. An- brought on hordes of plant lieo, as It is*ternoon and evening. .Fred Miller's Mrs. C. A. Ort has been enjoying a visit THE NORTHAMPTON ' will welcome nt the reopening oC other, a Hungarian, came to camp with orchestra from .Bloomsbury played and with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. . school Is the installation oC individual 10-1 quarts, About four years ago Wil-quite apt to do, the.gardener will want the manager, I'Yunk Barnet, and his as- 13. I*. Orl. '.steel lockers for the boys' dressing to got out hin faithful nicotine sulfate, 1 liam Witt came home wlt}rl57 quarts. using a teaspoonful of tho 40 percent sistants greeted all visitors. Mr. ami Mrs. Fred Adams of Newark NATIONAL BANK rooms. There aro about 1)0 of thes1 e The low berry is the kind now being Pride of Malaska Council No. 100spen, t Saturday and Sunday with her which were purchased 'at a cost of picked. Later tho high berry will bo preparation to a gallon of water in Sons and Daughters of Liberty, is hav- parents at Stony Brook Farm. ;,$100. -;-•?••;-- • • marketed. *' which an inch of laundry soap has ing a boom hi membership. Three Rev. Warren Neil' pastor of the M. E. Fourth & Northampton Sts., EASTON, PA. .; boon dissolved. This mixture, If sprayed candidates, wore! elected, three propo- church at llackctlstowii preached at on thoroughly so that it reaches the {•j , . ' ^ Deed Passes For ,. v- For tho Children's Lunch. uniicrsirlcs of the. leaves,.T.ii'Jc-hits every sitions " received" and one obligated at tho Beatyostown church Sunday af- :•,Combinations similar to those below, Hho meeting . last: .Thursday night. ternoon. His theme was "And the two #• Playground Site louse, will be a surejkillT ' Jj National Vice-Councilor G. \W Miller, mot." The discourse was instructive which aro suggested by,\ tho United who is also deputy over the two Phil- .and interesting.^ State Department. oC Agriculture, will Watch tTii^Ojii"!,!'/'' . lipsburg councils, will install the new. be ..found excellent for the school lunch 1( ^JJov, and Mrs. IT. Maass entertained ••Technically Uehlein's Green Is now '-'• Onions must nq'/Ve allowed lo go tooilicers this Thursday night ap^-" v|I T.ho"' hitter's mother of New Brunswick and sent an alarm to the flro depart- ,the property oC the Washignlon Public basket." " " seed. Cut orC-tife flowers'-tis nenr the new oftlcors of Triple City Coum^, dinner, had gone to a store to get ico tenhou.se, trustee of the Physical Train- Slices ot moat loaf or bean loaf; member too, when storing this crop, uE'instaHalion of the new oilicers. Tho festival and supper given" under ci'catn. She was on the way back when The N.-nues of Washington,. Per ing Grounds Fund, who will s'in turn even for a short time, that tho onions 1 she met the farmhand coming out of sandwiches; stewed fruit; small froste! d Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoffman nf the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society '• transterPH to the Board of Education. cake. .. ,";•.._ . "• must be thoroughly dried" and cured. .Phillipsburg •were given a surprise' Fri- was a success and the society will have tho house with tho baby In his arms. •' ' ,; Familiar To AIL, ~7' ; - • It; is said that there will -be a revert ... Crisp rolls, hollowed out. and filled The best, way to do thi3. is.-lo-'lreive Scully returned presently and with -clause so that in casn the land, at .some ! day night when a large number of about $120 to add to its treasury. neighbors sucKoe(.Ied_.Jn saving -j;ctnc "Who aro tho witnesses? ,_ •• ..>Xli U.r.UniM^.d^monj.;^np^llshunioistencd Jhcmi.;inlJ.ho_s\ni.:nndvwlnfl:Xn!:-.aiiv«rii.il, ^Viencl^c^'h^-f'd-itl.^-Hna^s ^ Hut" as dutuFriVUniiT is ho" longer~>i<>eded " for I ; r — llr.'-and-Mrs. ••li.-ij, Ot and t1.son. 0 0 and .seasoned, or mixed 'wilh "s'nllul days, covering them at night, ..their summer''"cottii'se '*at"Ciirpen|i«ryiHe "Charles' 'visi'tcd""Mr7'Ort's""brother," nearT ~.v:.Thcy:;a-i'o -Vv •"•«!i! ii s lor.;:!*? **! —:i^ school purposes its destiny will be pro- : dressing; orange, apple, a mixture of • . c _ "is" kuowu. ' •.-•.:.":'••• " C.'ilifon, who • has boon • ill. -.:."".--;^=-.:,.;-.—•' .... The*, farm was formerly known ns Residents of Washington,' whovl .vided for, probably to meet some civic tho" James Dufforu farm. Tho ioss Is or. public need, "" • sliced fruits, or; ferries; cake. Fall Crops Apian. The Melhodi.st Sunday schools of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Baldwin had as had kldnoy barkacliu kidney illsP b Lettuce or celery sandwiches; cin\ - It is not too lato to put" in fall crops— Phillipsburg.'HliisUm and vicinity hold n guests over Sunday their cousins. Mr, estimated al S-1,000, partly covorrd by dor ills; who have used Dolan's Ki 1 :• Tho price paid to Herbert Ward for ustard; jelly sandwiches union picnic yesterday at Uushkill and Mrs..Joseph Hendershot of Morris- insurance. - ... -: v .- _•---- Pills. Tiieso witnesses end Ithts piece; of land was $1,700. Tho at least some of them. Kohl vabl, beets, beans, endive and turnips may go in Park.'. ;-r ".-••."•• . town.- r — 1 .One "Washington resident •"money.'wtTs raised by private subscrip- noiv, boots and turnips being especially . Fred aUirimriTV.rsoii' Gr-Mr.--nnd.Mrs. ; Gnmniissioii Inspects Oiuun' -'; - tion among citizens, must of the money andwiches; puanul saniches; r A Mrs.. John Baldwin spent Sunday being, already paid in. There ai-e, how- suited to •„','.-!«ter_=riitoniG*>. - mildly Fred^Martin of•. Jersey street, fell with her mouhcr, Mrs. 1. Smith, of In iirder to- get a correct appraise-' ake. • " "flavored, (rood keeping turnip,Js the Thursday and lirnko his arm. y ment of the Morris Canal, tho Aband- ovfir,:.a few.pledges still to be collected. Hard-boiled eggn; baking-powder;.bis Stcphcn&bui'ft. ' ' •Some grading has already been done Golden Ball variety, which grows well ' \Vm. E, Ward, a Past Exalted Ruler Mrs. 'Arthur Johnson of New York, onment. Commission ,has during tho uits; celery or radishes; brown suga in this state. It Is next to impossible of Phillipsburg Lodge of R P. Order pust. week made,'a trip over the en tiro I could hardly , _. .,--,-.-„.. and EI'HHH .shed planted HO that the play- r maplesugar sandwiches. .>.. whir has : been spniuliiiK several days w ground, site, will bo ready" for use at to plant too many beans; nCtor one has of Elks, and who is one of tho best with Mr, and Mra. David Johnson, re- courso oC the ancient and., obsolcto 'muscles in my back seemed .to-HtiflTei\t^-- Bottle oC milk; Uiin eornbreau and had his 111L of string beans, tho surplus known nlenibciH of Ihu order in this waterway, cxtencIiny'-Triiih Jersey City tho reopening oC schools in-September. but CM*; dales; apple, turned home tho iirst of tho week. Sharp pains ran through''my'biictcp"-^ Rows. oC trees and shrubbery will bo can be allowed to go to seed on tlVe soetion, has been roappointed Stato "Wm. Struble of Swartawuud Lrikc to Phillinsburgjlvi distance., of 102 day and mornings I could hardly.,] ! RiUtin or nut broad with butter; Tyler by -President Joseph Buck of th^. planted but the coat of thesu and the 1 vines, and can bo threshed out as dried J was a. guest,oC his daughter and son-in- _M».-I fell so,lame and sore, 1 folt,tit._,,.., chcOH'A orange; maple sugar . Stttlo Ashodation.- This is tho thii d miles. V^Kr \ work of keeping tho" grounds In shapo beans. Black Valentine is a good law, Mr. and Mrs. John Read. Tho icle:iW ^}6 cotnmlsslon is lo find and had no'slrength after a day's'wor)c.-™i- for ..the purpose intended will bo han- .Kakt'l-bcan arid lettuce sandwiches; variety of fall bean. K>irh.nppuintment_foiL?i''?-">'*e. Roads of the United States Department nue Saturday. Sho was eronsing the was a. guest of her mother, Mrs. Jennie '• bcrlaon • Dutt, were enjoying a, picnic valuable Inijd and water rights which Prico COc,*at all dealers. /.Don't;sin An unusual accident occun eil Fi i- of Agriculturo will probably never per- at Cascade last Sunday when Mr. Sny-street, accompanied by her husband, White, Thursday and Friday. flguvo i:^u- Innjo^way in tho deal. ! day afternoon at Oxford lcsulting in a sonally Inspect all of tho system of Fcd- .when'the truck came along and knock- Mrs. Karl Taylor has been entertain- ply ask for.. a kidney 'teffTody—e; der discovered three snake heads-above . The'iilca'.ls to strike a bargain that Uoan'tj Kidnuy Pillsr—tho- salt " serious Injury to Peter Groi3, 26 yeais cral-ald roads provided for by the Fed- a, ledge of rocks. He went to"" tho ,poat, •cd'jhcr down.' After being treated by ing her siatoi*.nnd husband oC Now'iYork will bo just to both thq.; railroad com- i; old, Grols and his brother weio cut- eral-HighwayiAct and for which Initial secured, a, pistol, and. shot at them, Dr. Charles Lyp.ons she was taken to for the- past Week, ((LL pany and. to .the" slate. •;'• '' • .-., Mr. ^.Crotchley ' had.' 1 ""^ - ting: grass The scythe wielded by the'appropriations havo been made. firing : five shots. Later v.ho wont, to the, Easton hospital./- • ' - Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N.u latter struck Peter in tho eye, cutting Tho system is being designed to servo their hiding place, 'dug into the hole Farm IIonso Destroyed. the oyo ball. Tho injured man was tak- the whole country,and will be approxi- and found •that. ..lid' had:' killed eight" Tho farm house oC Andrew Scully, ou ; The.N«w-;Way.. : en to tho Easton Hospital where an mately 180,000 miles in length. Should [copperheads, ranging about ,27 Inchesr FREE UNION Schooloy's Mbuhtain, wus destroyed^by 1 operation, ..rjjrnovijig tho left oyo ball, ho make, an inspection, travellin1 g at the in "length and two inchoam thickness. fire lost., Sunday. It proba'bly started Once; the; saying iirevalliid.'^'A man >voa performed! rato of 30 miles an hour, 8 hours a day Is .known by the,company he1'keeps/1 on all working days, and not go: over , A; son was horn last weok to Mr. and from an oil stovn. ;' The faiaUy was /f.'vAsk a; doctor, tho difference between Mrs. Frank Gruvor and has been nam- away^nt tho ti:S^nml tho fire was dis- Now(you size n' inan'.up by the coiri- any -mile :• twice,, it would roqiliro nearly pnnlcs-. ho prpmotes-^Bostoii" ii , Star and Thrlce-a-Week Now two and oho-halE,years,to cbihpietQ the theory and-practice and ho wilt point ed Harold. -'•:'•^'•,\, '•.•;•:*'•.•: ••••••.. .' .• . covered by a farrnliand.1 Ho 'carried,a 1 1 1 1 script, f—^^^-^-^ ^"^"'^'^^ JOb ••••-••*-",-T •>•<*- ••••••-.•••-.•-• .;*.•-.- two-yeartold chjld out o£ tlio h'ouiJe "fyorld. $3 75. , \t- " •to".-hi$f-incomeV\ =' "' " '•' '-'"•" ••'"' "•'.•',..•,..•..,; - Mr. a.jid.' Mrs, jCtiarles' Gi'Uver,:.'Mrs, •«*,£! VJ5WV » "UT S&.

- THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J.,\THUKSDAY, JOLY 20, 1922 " "* SECTION TWO

| the Wmron Shirt Co whldi lml LONG VALLEY nro ciugl it In this ret'on nny mon*, ^ t, u litre tho headquarters of tho peeled to ii-uniit opiMiitlon Liulj tlila and It IH fuuul thin t,raiul old Htmiil JkploKlt Stctl Company, which r^cent- month* will not l»c tibU* lo ilo HO tor the v -ird trout J la btcomlng neaily extinct 1\ purtliiiwl tho Emplro furnacta anJ Mrs MaiBiPCt Woodl utt of MonH- Ml Mls VAv> ^ ^^REPORT FOR JULY Ipu-nt llu> bullilliiR foinuih octu- Vin,Iui« m ,f iLi, tmmn nr "" t '"' "''"hiit, of oio proiicrtlei me lotnlctl town HACKETISTOWN plulbv iho Wiirun Ki public in has ku> 'ilouslwjll at the Jionic ot nnrmmiv | HJKII SiimTn\ with Mi tin r her ilmi(,htti lti>,' 1" Dufford, oC Mia Wal.tLi Smith .MNs Mai> Utld -» . - Corn. I i Icitctl b\ the mnipun t Mi ami Mtt It \ Klnsc\ .mil lui OllM DlltCC er, oC PI lllllpaburf-, IH ftjiondlng -ionic SAREPTA t Index to those Vtotn- 'I estimate ot mo aixa planted thh kihn hthrom and daughter, MLss timo with Mi nml Mrs Wiiltei Smf'h Is,the feame ua last jcirH ncrc- jdon KivinoiKl MtCuitktn lift liUli\ t lf 1 riiices bchi oin of Newark, nrv KUe * * Mist Oll\n Ointlnci, of WiiKhiii^tnu, Mr. nnd Mrs. nnymoml Smltli, of inent in Law, Medicine,"' ill 000 a"r<"< n«i compired with_ Shields A«hk\ of Ni« \ork iil\ I" 'fin tituowiiUs tilp through N \ Matt isiuiff lit- p-tm'tTh i *rt I *h j to tlic Lin-.mi tun tin nf Mi find Mr* IMwurri Jtrooki nnd MMiMirj Connclh of Uimpton 'Ilountl Hionic, vlaitcil friends hero ovor &000 acres the a\erigg nrci I»1"MI<<1 Jolinithan ISiutlev. of Ntw Yml . Dentistry, Optometrjrf Chirlp** Cal ot »w Wtdruml i\ loitipli l- Mr nml Mr« Ikimmt Mulitt tin! uoio «uiJ,eii(l KtiCHts oC Mi nml Mis the wcok-cml. » the past tui >uir; Tho condition 1ms been spcndliif Mevoril d i^s witli Ch tiles von il i^cti y\im Luui dul il bit annual vt i\ it tin. Vmukin iluiblidi Holui ipent t-mul i\ with IILI Mrs. NOIHOII DIckcrsdn 1st entertain Insurance & Undertaking tho crt>p on Julj 1 was 34 per cent 1 Sir iinti Mis Cli irlC3 MCfi«ilci ' Jt-k, of M'lishini tun WHI ulso i fauiil IJ 2 Huu* the U AV 'blinrpi and Mis Btrtho Cn u through tin r vest Ing. i«i«hM*r ln\t CearViliuU *"sti- here list wetk to uork on the M iln \\onions' Auxttl u\ of tin Mtmontltoiifi ----- _ It . , , Hup of Ovford wen, kucstH at t i rcsl DANIEL V.WYCKOFP U Mr. and Mr«, Olen Glnglcr: ontoi - .,M,Uul0'indÔ I8tooObuSh'l/?h"SVrlL-" «.r-t cnnm.e Job »hlch »u, bvûn, Cmnun Cub l» tlu ,*» l.l^n Mo..- Mrf Kinma Mnftr is it buccisunna denco «C Mutv and l yinriw J,,,,!,, foi a visit with her liruthei. WilHum j aft»*i nooi i ' * taltictl over the week-end their nephew INSUHANCU & KEAL ESTAfrB Ihomns md fimllj Mi mil Mit Claiulo UuUtl itml Dr. jLiirbar and wife, of Jlontclalr. 18 Broad Street' ( % r ( ' '"nli liitNltl/»»i r»f r*uir 01(l K till ^fi ,, I i[r^ >! hl ]Ur' n f' * i Employer's -Liability and Automobllo (tt tho home of Mi .nut Mttt M.tn i tuit spi'nt Su nl i> noon with Mi Imvo returned after 11 two weeks nliiK Bunn I and Mis 1 Tulittj \l.slt with ftittidy In Montclair and J nan ran co. No\v,irk RentB-Collofitod. • Com'r of DeedB Mr ind Mi5 Aithtii «ocltif,ei ind > .^»— 1 Mli« Vtn thn on'l Julii Anna T'ttc, Iôenl nnd Long Distance 'Phones 2 of 11 irkcttsluwil i>s witn hJiii./ M.i Itccmdn | • The Tcmlcsiiiot i \\«HHatttpltI «rd f\nj(h!itfu ullo f . rlctj of Bthldoie, are spending their \icu Îr^ Low Is Apple;; itt> .md Mi nml of pood In tndf foi subsetii)Moii< bitk tlnn with tlnh {rindpiucnti Mi nnd Mrs Vi'lnii AnptiM. ito In ISt ) riio fnllnnhiL- tintk' tt.»! MM HenJ i'itt« DRS. BEAM & OSMUft Rc\ Oiluulo S Ytrfroi pistol of tht •w ootl t« ij inn suhbci ibti s. ft om tli MIHS Win I W iltet of Bcl\ldere \H I.utlKi in church h Non i two witl f* 1 Itintci d in (Jounti IXniou al ILÎIII it oil lion aid Frcntli one e\cnlnpr last DENTISTS \itrntlon put of which ho Is JV iding wttk Gas. Vnpor nml OxyEon for PaiiiieBa In Hiooklj n nnd New \oik WIKIII! WIMHI!! loseph IIPIIIV and Itajmond Smith year and 71000 biishtl h 1 i ink i n\ n«s in li^t ...un Ntw \ork KxtracUon nnd Cavity Preparation of nisi r\\o Misses M ul il\ n II Mooie ml W havo nerd of :t fefew ro ds of ROD 1 1II\P Just purth iscd a new Rulck car stock on hand foi the ten \eir uik it llu ••Ul> t n\t pyg IOI tlu stiimmr tho fmnishul .1 AlUntlt Litv All I iv me in ti LI \li« Mm Dittoon tlcnrktti Collins of >*cw JMunswItli, Ilietiory Wooil. Our wood-.p IVIIIK suli Mi uul Mis 13 Iijnch md children, huaii i f Kprnt the wcekfiid it the Ii lcsptciitc 3 So. Main St., PhillipsburR, N. J. aJulyl l th» I'lillIliwbuiR lotlg* I' wci, his htillt i Kit ij, in will -ninth oljlij.0 us h\ Inlnc of Hr(dgc\lllt>, \Isittd her Mother on °, - On.,. 1 Hnr\ Ituaits In this ptiti Mr* I twfs I uk md > of tht hoiin he iettnti\ pur- L IlLtk faUllditJ Fhono 069 ;Tlio condition of tne ciop on Jul the rear Mi md Mrs 11 ii old Iloidci, of 71 is ton, t ruled Stiml i\ «i % Isit to the lit Iht lain ilm tite at the uir of th»' I miilio Co to ^ > OOltts tt i ^ pnents Mi mil Mi« M 111 ml Still In Trim. >.li home on Chinch stictt Ins men . in iln olllti s I mpht Apfru ind retuincd to theli home 3 -jit** io Kct a om l tiktn out The trti lnd become ili*-e Slots' .t lieu Compi ! depot Mi and Mrs Wlllaid A|>sn *;The condition ot thth e ao» on lul' "Wultti rtutCN ind f' nill\ fpent \ias Sl> porcc.it ot i noimil hulk it week-end puo^t of her aunt. Mrs. Emma list Momln .ifutnoou Jit is in Hit 1 IN HACKETTSTOWN D ' I'II a' ^c '! u i1" »' Itll(« tn » fsennei i 3lirnli> at Dclvnurt AVv, C« ip A \lelrt or lao UU-*IRI» I <-» "-"- "* , ,, (.JOOIT?** Hulls' oft 'prlngli *'d *Vin1 MONDAYS A:;D TIIUR3DATS projection .f 10I3 0UO liushih "** turn-j td-Ivii HuniiiU spent last week on Hit U IIIH huti j. thiouUi In litinv- Artli Lince of is' wak sroi,* the pared with 39SOO0 buihtls list \t n and it Sti nton. I'i iiif, to HHC i tiftomoi he fill mm it 10 a. III. to 5.30 p. m. -in I u ttmk Us«l it tin iltiHit n» o\»i wttk ind with tlu ' I ittp- s p n nts, 1,223 000 biHlnlH, (lit u\tnu,t piodut Mr. and Mrs. Jay ties of fr'uffern. N. Y 1 Mi nnd Mm GoorfiC*"" " Lank lion foi tin ua*t ten >tir* visited him week her -sister. -Mr.s. Asa his foot He « is t iktn tu his homt 1>\ )• VMutu I'otaluci Osmun, and brotlur. Albert Bryan. 1)1 Clint *"*uo tonsumod the fum hoiiso hf 1 SI.98 $2.98 $3.98 $4.49 Tho estimUt of i't uutif-c pimtttl Mif.s Hose Dereiner i« enjoying a Uui H C JuhnsnitpUHhn-ultist \\Pik UIP IOJIKIH^ to Andicw bculh IIJOIIL Mii'c C. R. FORD & SON Oils jcai is 10J per tout nf lust jurs weeks' vacation 'rom her duties at tin. «UHk tif tin tthlti tUcttic Co nirt iiiilti fiom hut on Sundu ifUumo i acroaec or, 97 000 mut Iho cuidltkm store uf .1. I). Hock. Mrn. AVIIUain Van (ininul It to his plate of inisintss—fot- The liouso ind contents wtit cntiith FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS Suyele i.s sulistitutine at the sluru dm meih tht H mu house bullied T1IP> wcit p nth instil td It cjt tho crop on Julj 1 w is <>J JH I t< nt 37 ge pioduttion ioi tin ins the outbuitdin^B pist ton 3 em s 1 Tin SIAR his hten «hown i pilnlid A1SJ1VTTAL tiituli which WHS stiu out to tho f The condition of all hij on TM\ 1 unions townviiip tommltttts ot W n- NEW HAMPTON i- was 86 per cent of a not mat hulk itln^ Mi Mujoik Cret.ii of Newnk is E. H. DEVOE : ha \ icitior-nith ills I p rtn tount\ u iv Intk in \uj,usi 1S"1 a >ield o£ HG U> «• 1^ K.U md i bv 1- lXitiich uf Columltii who w is Funeral Director and Embalmcr total pioductlon ot 470 000 tons is turn- Bt itti "\\ \f Supplcc the Iml i i tie 'nil 1 CLEARANCE SALE pared with 424 000 tons list \cu ind .,., I md of Vui ' is sptndlns the' ^ ™^l\^\n*\^£ as-SimhiK Iti nh Is building a tontitto dim ' Successor to D., n. Laubach 616 000 tons the ixerite lnoduUion for has the work well undei w i\ itil the | OP ,^ 115 W. Washington Ave. "Ts'Vln^m'l.imnei entctt lined foi . thi\l!?fuent^ in Iht'tost of tdutiiioti dim will piobibh be completed this t iho pibt ten \tir-- Tlmoth\ The llK l llul no acreage hir\cbUd this >en i« o-ti- it\tnl dns list week relui\ts ftom, hu, Ji uul now' week ^ Veraonal AUct'Mon Kay or Night mated at 97 pei tent of list \cm *• nuj. Xcwiilt Hie tount> iupei nttndtnt nlleil the The wheat Ju^t githeied In hiis been 1 'Phlno 4S ntion ul" township committees 1 age The condition of tin. nop un Jui\ Mice £»wliiisnn whose home is pxctllent m gmtr >! thiout,hout tho WOMEN'S LOW SHOES NOW ON ouîiout \\ iiitn counn to tin. fict 1 was I>7 per cent of a noimil is torn- Loni; Island is Mtiiconetcoas Vtilli\ Mnltti bmitli parad with 71 i»e cent 1 is: \cir unl SI th .- ,..„*., ,.f MMk\i | ll-inn ' tli it Ihe I itt sthoo! Lu« had p is^t.l it thts place titheretl in neuh 17 000 lh(1 , Every pair in this sale is right out of our reg- per cent tho -^triê lomlltiun tor tli MNs D.lli s iN oi "twiik «is i lcuisl!|ruie md w is now in eftttt In *hea\e« Ii«t weok Otlici fumeis "UNII'EKTAKERS past ton jeirs on Julj 1 Clo\ti rli thioiighout tht \iillc\ h ul evttllcnt ular lined of high grade shoes and each pair i^'a condition of the ciop on Juh 1 thtie li« »«-»* *h« ^»01 K U it iiiiud tu cropi of who it per cent of i noimi iiod of Hint months bargain at prices marked. If you haya never T. S. &RAY & SON nu<.t» i bt kept titt foi i P Potato buâ wcie scuce list \ru but thi** \tai tht\ SP m to hive tiUcn previously attended one of our annual sales, Hiim^ton, N. J. __ h ni the second giowth The old time p -ts Country calls without oxtra chart»To wtte BO nunuiou*. In pot itn pit* lie-* come to this one. ^~ this '•tttHon Hint tht* owncis hid to it Auto Service When' Dciilred "oi t to I'll is Gieen ic lin Tlio tiout iOd'-ou jubt p i'-'-od wia iOf HOt°J f"I \« )l5 nfvlif- nf (Kli In Di- ind Mi- It \\ i odrulT w 11 tliuling Hit st ue imtiu \ Tm >thoyl- Si.S3S2.98 $3.93 S4.49 ctneril is tint ot 11•-1 M ti No o Vai. A. STRYKER "^ A\hen till*- picniMon w is not ten litil this wttk HI p to M uUuib m un biowu tiout utu t lu^ht this with tht Im rtqmitd thu tht st ut COUNSEU.OU-Ar-LAW Tho condition ot the toi il oi Tt.rit.ul \ nitjard V st iôn E ul 1\nwick of il unpton r inoatv l)i- ht!d up and ippoitioued itir.il crop on Juh 1 wi- " <• ""i* o f jin fib( md fimiK "["lit lns\ Liugrht T. l dnliow md i liown tmviT First National Bank Building iiiiimr. tht uiiiti townvhip-, nf i K -tic ubout L mile "outlt of heie in the Mus a normtl indicitinE produtilun uf - \ ttk with liw ptitnts it Wirwkk \ 1 uprenm Court Commissioner and il11 wliidi tlnl totnp!> with tlu Ii in tint, conetcoig: J" ith lUi me isuioil IS 1S1 000 buahels ib, compilew..M—d with b(T UOO, - "i-t M it thllditii fum Ntw *-l>eelitl Miiatcr In Chiincery ml inthes Ii the cull put of tht ••ei'-oii : i> list jen ictloner In »ll Unl toil Ktntes, StaU ul some I-upe ôut weit t night In tie the^.erifee protV anil County Courta iucuon ui^ , NewYo.ktitj 1 ich child h M! I lnê tU it tht unount m this tti I [<1 \itinit\ of Chnsewitti The inct or WOLSLAYER'S . three' ibirs The Comnuitid ninth nt ijl itl e\tii Sus in s w hith tin v th si ui tund- inioun td to 54 IS the tlsh c tuglit this sei'-on wen of the estimated at IJ" 000 luntl is com pu child \eirU 1 his w is il liiiul md it w is tl -MLfun. ium '•i/e \iiRets> ^PIUi illj ipiee tint 47S 000 biuels tht IMI IRO LO nintn-l il Ii tmnbviit mon tin ^ nuns tn»ii*-huH 1 crop for the p itst tUrtt. \eaifa ihier tiain on Suuidi\ \bout si\t\ th it the bi ow n ti out i - supenoi in M. S. SEIP, M. D. .hilditti iu brought htie-âcli time iomtlioii7t uUhtioiiLl fund otli rwi-c c itins qitalitki lo in\ \ uiet\ pur li 455 Northampton St. Easton OCULIST A sp cnt iUi.Ltlnp o" he oflkcis ot thov would f,tt iiotinnfe fiom tht sine w Uti- b\ the> UL li^h nnd Rim com - K 'The condition of tin. u>i ii emp «JII L J he toiinU supti mtemlent s oi inioir mi iion jLiL £-w mti\e biook ttoutj n TuK 1 wis 70 pei tint of a noun it he MutuU I in Insuiiiv Co \ is ;Over Deily iVIarkcf, Centre Square iciii it tne CHIRP or the *=Lti tt ir\ J nuts t . f « h riunsiiit) it tht ne\t îndicating i niodmliuii of ISO uou Easton, Penna. - 4 bushelfa is compiled with 147 000 bush ishei 1 tidij ifternoon innu il tuv\ n me ttint \ ottd m addi / els last \eu md 1 J7S "no I UHIUK the Ah md Mib Irtd Hud of Piteisnn tion il tl ^ pti -thol u that this els last imoi a,' io-tt!it.i with the 44 IS ptr Carfare Allowed on Glasses Costing average pioductio the pibt tint iMUd on •MIIKIU hei piient- Mi md (5,00 or tar. o. 'is fatew irt kitclnm child a How id In tin stite would mttt years. 'ntl\ left "ie l0 luirements ot th Kw and pitnkk. Peare K i\moud Tiimmt-t who iie tinploj of lluj,h bun intoi il one of wi the free schooling ot all chikiun The condition of the crop on Julv I p y liu bUpirmten -was 50 per cent of a-normal inJieiitim, he driv "the Wculb Itt. Creim, Ihi" would r-i rs fo (knt stited tin e>t mLsdM t L\p<.n- a-production of 42S.0O0 bu.'ttiels as com . uf m\ in tins 1m id pared with 1S5.000 bushels last year ami O to a strike in New York cit> Dr. Horace Lichty .426,000 bushels, the average production 40 So Fourth St KA5T0W, PA. . for the past three years bpccialUt In eya I Othu Cuips examination and the f The condition of other crops on Jul> ; fitting of glaaf 1. the condition last-ynar and the ton- Fu"T YOUR SAVINGS IN A SAVINGS BANK when needed Appointments [ year; average condition respectively ire ; as;follows: ' Pastures, 3'J, r>!>, S4; field peas, .01, 75. 89; field beans,-90, 7S, S7 tomatoes. 90, 75, S7; cabbage, 94. 75. SS onions, S7. 79, SO; grapes, Sa, 50, S. Blackberries and rasperries, 9^!. >*'•• Sti; The Morris County •Watermelons, SO, 77, SI; cantaloupe We Have Moved 89, 78; SO Honey Savings" Bank OUB OFFICE TO The average yield of surplus honey per colony for .luly 1 this sensnn is estimated at 34 pounda as compared with South street corner DeHart street 29 N. Second St., Easton 26 pounds list \etr uul pounds in ^lft? m v Two Pass. Roadstefc- i - 9-895 trying everything Ffao Fttss Touttni «• , J39S Vivo Pass. Touring ^ *'- \.935 "J^b" Street |] any one told me, un- The Best Heating Kant Three Pasa. Coupe - . < 1SBS attended to. Hampton, N. J. H til my sister brought Five Pasa. Sedan -, . 1165 Three, Pass Coupe\7i - 1395 me a bottle of Lydia Four Paaa. Coupe - - aors Five Pass, Sedan - - - - - . 1395 On the Market Seven Poaa. Touring '« JSB5 is j -rt ~i ""•••• Pinkham's Vege- Seven Ptiaa, Sedan - -i All Ptkei Ft O. B, PUnt. Miohlt*n ^ &£ ; tablo Compound I took it angularly un- Insist upon the_Mullei Con\ector 3375 "Ati aboulthiG.M.A.C. Purckaie Plan Hecoba Foundry ? til all the hard pains had left me and I „ (Pipeless Heating System) !'« t\»aS"%bie to be up and to do my work tfvftfcft provtdwfor Defwr$& Paymmt* VIENNA, N. J. "' again. The hard lump left my side and and bcwaie of imitations l "splendid m all ways I know of (C-30-50) l it has helped."—Mrs G. Thc Mueller is sold stnctly upon it1; merit Oxy-Acetylene Welding , 4640 Orcas St, Seattle, a and undei a binding guanmtec We êll direct All twoik- caicfullytdonc. r ,Thia is another ca3o where Lydia E to the usei ami make all installations Consult ^— -* • bio Compound us dnect and be suie of sei\ice and satisfac- -GRAY'iitON CASTINGS - 'trymgeverything tion Wanted—baleuncn to bell Mueller Con- KSKWS5HP»" Wa failed: Nestois J w. *•"•'• " " SuffelSng from pain, ner- 1 BiinisteadsWcrmSyr^p t areMlways tired; if yod Have us p a give" you"estimatcr- Land good for nothing, g y PHILLIPSBURG, N. X rE-Si'inlrHani'" " s Vegetabibll e ( 33 l-33ogTloirris St. JXbu niAy not only relieve^ R.A.(500K5 E ' distress, but prevent the of/more tJcnou3 trouble. Tel. 56Z. HACKETTSTOWN, N.(J. WHEN BETTEtV AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUIGK. WttLjjBUILDTHEM » SECTION TWO ' THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, V. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922

luiul, in/Oxford;..consideration $1. Andrew -F.ltlilnn- ot -W"Hiiington:.liaiI ply. to hu-ar-ltav.Ur. J.G. Lylle UNIONTOWN Katlmrlno Houston to LCWIH lDepew to go to Corroll's HoMpltup l to receive jj preach' onca more; Tho st-lMnviteil t tt f i ijucj Me t*ic < nnd • wife,; dated Juno 12, 1022, con ti catmtjit : foi ? in. injurcj nnMe t*ic < guests brought along lunch baakttH und Mi and Mrs Trnnk Pelfer und vt«ys. lot In I'hilllpabui-B;1 consideration resultoesult'of afdla fdlt.t " SernilnSe o PamdlacliPmai ! o(|| «j)ent part of the day at the parsoiiiige. daughter Helen of Unlontown went ,_ NoN w VilVillagl e IImdd hhii s ffoot t caughht i n a.'Amon' g tho HUCJUM wcrij most of the oill- wcrow in the packing department ofthc ials of the Jersey City church GIVES STOMACH REKED1 to Easton on Sum1(i> to see the lat , Rose 13 Shufei to TIcniy V V*r Youf tci s iltttci, "Mm Dnid ModuvlH, who dux dated Tumi 12, 19J-! tonvevs Ijt J^dlxuKril n c mintt planlt t at XNeWw MilagViU' e i\ Is conv ilcclng from J. serious MUMM MH PhllllpHluiitr (oiiHkleiiitbn JI Wlille h s foot wui numbed, it tho "Now Tangled * Notions All j Hdgai Colo in (.unfilled bj ill- Kutbi > n H Gnrdnei ot nl to Ocai Coiiell Hospltnl it was found iu-ecs«uu> ilio follouliitf iMtiLHiliiK aillcle nu- ''""Taxes Gcft" , Baitholomcw, dated June C 19J2 COL to nmjnititc the tytr onl> licilcJ In the Raltlmoie Cluontcle In 1839 ovor 80 ysart a(,o ..TO FELLOW Catherine Schooley spent tho. ve>« land In Knowlton, COHHSIILI it Ion HowJJncIe Sam Spend9 weekend vvVth her granddaughter, I $1 STEWARTSVILLE The agiicuHural pins of thf state mQ SUCh rCllCf, jv, IUK UUJO_IUH.»J Mr, perev Hewitt of SlewuiUvlltc John N I,arr> and wife to Ulinnor are In a condition or MUI excltemtnt Hn. Smitlieyt Columbus, 0., Gives Her lira Hmitliey wroto again; \'"R$-f Heights A M Union died Tune T 1922 eon Your Money inConduct* Tho Ladies' Aid Society of thn Proa- In cou^tqucncG of tlie Introduct on of Friends Quick Stomach Relief with ceived llic two boxes of your Cap-7 /- ing Your Business k faster liUther Stout, of Roxaburs ' vevs lot In Hnekottstown, eonsldeni byterlan churcii held Its nun mil picnla a marliine for tho rutting of giuin lei cod a» I have scveial friends t Bnent the pint week with "Master Cluy . tlon ?1 and monthly liuslness meeting Thurs- which prom sts to iup"icedc to A Jaqu.es* Little .Wonder Ccpsules hero wl'o aiu" bothered v.ltjuuhfeir, ton Wwuf of Unlontown Isaac R Tltrnan .ntft wife to Max day at the homo of Mrs. Stewart Meat extent both tli- cridle untl tho btomach I liavc given almost alt my* Mrs Isa c N Becrr.ôt College ICoehler, dited Tune G 10JJ convejs FritLi t-t PhlllipHbtn ' Klckle 1 hlfi machine' ronslsts of i Tho beet proof of the value of Capsules away for them to try; 66 N Hill HSiston fpont] tvlomluy at tQio land in HI ilrstown, consldcnuion $1 B frame not unlike that of a cart wlilrli ncntl me tv/o more boxes tpr$yth\ch'~, * By EDWARD 0. LOWRV Mrs. Luella. Ilyndshaw visited Crys- ir placed on winds whose TXICS re I any remedy Is tho readiness with liome of Mis Tiank Peller of Union Elizabeth W DaviH to Ida I iJeil tal Cave Saturday, ..'whlcU thoso who aro helped by it you will find stamps enclosed. , Asttor "Wufcfasffti Cfcw-Pp* " "Bub *rf hWn j land, ifateii June 7, 192/ convejs lot fn volvo like thone of the nil-oad e irs I recommend It to their friends, Please send at onco as I do not WflOC / rtnudal 8r*Uo>a," rte Ontribator palfllal \rr iml AIr-« T M Tloen of Col I PlillHiisburB. conaideration $1 Mr. and Mrs. Stotliet moved from and ire* HO conncrtod ulth viirlnno rn U to pet ouL of them " * ^ft'j^ "ij.tou. »u / ^ O, tl 'C JC-L'C *"O-C1 vv heels as to communicate a npld lit Ttjocn y,hn "Wfivn qilTfV rf«l 1TIP •nd » WriUf%ril«ognS«d Authority OQ"5S lcco Hill, were SunJny guests of Mi j John viurny and wife to JJlrabcth pangs and tortures of indigestion Jariuea* Littlo Wonder Capsules* N«Uoul GortnuDKit'a SCIIBMI lltlho&i and Mrs Trank Peifer, ot Uiilontovvn 1 Bister, datttl June 15 1922 cunvcii last week. oral motion to a set of knives which relievo indlgcjtion, dyspepsia, ilatU-. •\IIHS Nellie. Stryker has notified the arc ittochcl to mother fnnv on tlie und- dyspepsia, uro qnlck to ac- r Mis 13 C Beers In upending an In j lot in Phlllip^burg con^tdeiatlon $ - knowledge the prompt relief given lencc catarrh oC the stomach, acld Board of Kduucatloii o£.,her .resignation right of the principle boJ The ma stomach biliousness, heartburn and I Onricat, n««MniMiwipw«r Union 1 L as principal of the school. chine is moved b> one or more IIOIHCI b; a brl"f y«** of TnquoH' T Htlo 1 Wonder Capsules for indigestion, hoivinesE and dizziness after catinEi ^ .."•^"Mor"""^" n» vui*Modu^ Xt,1 SERIES OP MISHAPS Fnuik Caatner; has purchased, a at a awlft pace and the (train an fast They are easy to take Simply placo I XXV. Dtaton who In aomevvhat impioveil Moon car of our local agent, D. XI, is cut is removed by n hai d who occu dyspepsia and constipation. They from a recent ilino«H IN SUSSEX COUNTY are so firateful for the roller they one in your mouth and tako a swal- UP TO YOU AND CONGRESS f Cole. Hies a. seat on the left h md pnitimi of 1 1 Tia-vo obtained thev not only recom- low of -water Jaques Little Wonder^ r Sms CulUiIni. Woo'f It 'I'tlis a 'li-,» Iltich Uoc '•* *'c't'ij re'i'^ " Capsules arc made of pure BCiatm-* At tho present time it would be « the home of her cousin, Miss Kleunor Theio w is i series of unusuil iccf hi. fnme The train N tjt so rapldl> mend this: valuable stomach" treat- find friends iit Xewlon ment, but in many instances buy tho which promptly dissolves upon misnomer to speak of the national Snyder, of Wushint,ton ilents in Sussex counlj last week Miss I-'dlth Obeiiy uml MM. Raymond )j tho rontrlvancc a^ t requiit the rpachtnp the stomach, freeinff the government having a personnel sjs- MM J R Phlllina nnroperl> inaniheil fimithey, 323 N. llth St., Columbus, by the establishment of the civil serv- day. O., who writes: ./'Please Iind en- On s ile it "\\ uri en Count! Drug, Phillips and Oivllle Phillli>s were .unloading hay. The boy climbed Tho Lutheran Sunday school ilcnic it will cut fiom fifteen to twentj iues Siou Jmltliis A. Meeker, Propn, ice commission and the merit 8>t)lem MIsa Grico Uonoham o£ Wilkes ( of whtat per daj ind we ape ik frum closed stamps Tor which send-mt to til" roof to catch somo pigeons, when will be held in ShlllfiiKer'H Gro>u Sat- two »boxea Jaqnwt* IJltlc Wondi r oi CO ncnts by rniM post paidf frc"l 1 has touched but one phase of the per- BarreBirre , has returneretur d ^ftpp p^ lie fell through a hay loft, dropping 2S urday actual observation when we aij th it J ifjuo i C ipsuie Co Plattabure N Y. sonnel problem, and that but partially tho •week-end with Ml3sea Mary and feet to the biisemun'. of tlie-bnrn. lie the work Ii done In i mora peifect ird Capsules I used them 1 lit sum- enrn. lie The Pi-esbyterjan Sunday school cle inly mode thin b> the cridlt oi mer In Plattsburg und they i,a\c —'entrance Into the government serv- Margaret Barber •,vns pickeikdd up unconscious and carried holds Its picnic 'July HGtli in Gard- Herman potty, of .Straw'Church, who ice Practically nothing has been done 1 u'«li!e for dead. Jiu roimiined uncon- ner's Woods. tap hook In minv qntloiis. of the ..as'taken very ill while at' work in the ioiinuntil the next day. His .hearing; Charles Lungner spent from Friday rountrj vvliere h uvest h inds an. in the way, of erecting the government fluid on Tuesday, la still confine! to affected nnd he hobbles on crutches until Monday with ill:-) mother, Mrs. scireo It will be found in Implement services Into careers that will attract his home, belnK un:iblo to attend lo but the family: is glad lie Is alive. of the utmost ithintifco to the imm his faim \tor\i Hit fiitherlnlw, Ileba Languor: in PhlllljwburK. flfand retain efficient men Bad as con- ,M.ls3 Adelaide Anderson of New*ton, Îr. and. Mrs. Charles Snyder and l-'ranklln'S. Xixon and son-Frank, of while' driving her car on the Sparta son tf*"in|i sptnt S ituid iy md Sun Aiitlniio yâfci tit tjjlo ynopfpf hpfnro HIP t(l Still "v tl!e> 111 *. '"CC" SC "S "" ! 11 • cad rv up r~ ci "•"-]-rt i~(' Jjt (I ly witn Mi inu *n^ J(itoi( Siui i> war, they have become many times \Qit In for him car overturned, tluu to losing control of at Belvldoro. Shei Iff A \\ rnRlind mil hit <1 pti Horse during and since that event Mr. and MMra. Alfred' Hnwk, n tho steering 'apparatus. All hands were Mr. and Mrs. William, Coblnnd two B.irbtr mil cauyht under • the overturned car !>ui tlos luvo bei.ii active foi i week in The correction o£ these evils pre- Rolmi/ 311*4 Mjf Bb diiughters, uf Rooksburrf mid Mr. mid cliinn foi Limbett button vvli > n Children Cry for Fletcher's Mr. and Mrs. A .Smith attended escaped with slight injuries Mrs, Aaron of Iûrmony, wer« Sun- capetl f om tin) HunUidon co intj J ill sents u problem of greut complevltv. the Stuwarlavllle -Granco Thomas Pierce of West End Avenue, day guests of. Mr. itnd Mra, Clark Cool. it riemintton last Ihursl iv i ht shpr i Newton, fell 30 feet out of a cherry 1 It ennnot lie nehicv ed b> a half- Tluiisdai ovtnlng and witnessed tho ; Tho Stewartsvillo Pollyanna. Sewing iff was awnkennd it m ci Ij **o i b hpcrted or hullwnj tinkering with tlio Initiation of T ^mall claws of enndl tree. and received several broken ribs Club will moot, Tuesday,. July 25th, one of the prisonoi s who Infoi ineil dates Mr ITollId i> of Etston w«3 besides other internal Injuries. which time instructions . for making him that Stilton hid esc iped fiom Jill present si stem Nothing but a thor- present and t>ave a tillc John Doty .was chopping1 wood at ough overhauling of the whole person* :i dress will bo given oach member by An Investigation shovvoJ tint thiee Mr and Mis lohti Pett> and children Branchvllle.. • The axe caught In u Mis.* Learning, of New "Brunswick. lion bars lud bnen niwed off at th nel sjstem and the establishment of nnl MiBi Giacf RiddleRlddlo, of I izizeen clothesline, and struck him in the fact nnl He gora bad cut In tho check bono and A number of friends and relatives top of i window thiough which Stit a new s>stthi co\eilng ull ptuibts of spent Sunday with their son'Iltrma1 n gathered at the home of Mr. and Mr3, ton had ci tvvled and Jumped to the the question und embodying the most Pett> and fnmil> of Striw Churi. ! L doctor had-to take three stituiie.s. Samuel Mowder.ln honor' of •her- filth pivomont teij feet below The pi obi Lpyrovd principles of personnel ad- Mr mil Mrt Harry Bellii of Tin Burdetle Decker was working on a er'n 82nd birthday anniversary. bilitles aie tint ho usod a knife is i ion wuc Suiwla, BW»S sf ' e- b-«t»' rHo':on the'farm 'rtf bis brotlier...Alva uittilstiatlon will meet the needs of V _i' Vi" f p<- ''•nn nn 1 '•hll u fin fho linn hnin The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which bas-iwen ei\ ITenrv Slioemaker und family oC Decktr at Lafajette A scaffoldi dren attended the funeral services OC the situation Toi tunatelj a begin Straw Church ' gave way und he fell 30 foot. A pb; 1 hei e w Lrc foui pi .sonei s in the in use for over thirty years, has borne the signature of siclan found that lie liad sustained a the hitter's uhole, Hugh RIttenhouse, Jill luit none of them witnessed Sut nlug lias bee i made lo this direction Mrs/Franklin S. Nixon, of SU11 Val at bia latf home In rMilford Saturday ton's oscipe . on the wrapper all these. years It at least furnishes a starting point lej-, and lior tiatiRhtcr,' Mra. George* fractured rib and Internal injuries. afternoon. just to protect the coming Hutchison' and' son, of ISnston, spent 'I-ilace Utter l 4 op< nn a windl ISJ The aitnunl Sunday school plcnk; of for action looking to the giving to thy Monday with tho former's other daugh- on ' the fat m of 'Hiram C Sioil Tennis Ciul> Activities. generations. Do not be deceived* got eminent of. the personnel sjstem the Lutlicrun church will be held In Somo ne^v eriuipmont his just been ter, Mrs. Herman Petty, of Straw Hstittesville: H e carelessll y lost his luUd Shilllnger's Woods Saturday All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are ibut that It must hnve If government vvoik rhuroh. Mrs. Hutch Iron will, nccom ,.. the handle, which lilt him nn tin received hi tho A\.ishiiitton tennis .Mrs. George Price, of Kaston, 3pent club upiesonting in outluj ot ibout Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Is to bo even measurublj well done imiy her mother home for a.fow d:ivi sldu of tlie head :is it made a backward visit. volution. He was rendered uncon Thursday last with Mr. und Mrs. JJen- $100 on the loui couits tills season Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. aho situation now is that there Is ioim i>ut was not seriously hurt. Jitmtn Strader, Ji Taj Qaulnei the clubs president n>s nn Insistent demand on the pint oC • Mr. nnd Mrs. William Paff and two The game of ball played Saturday af- tbit there Is loom foi nftj new mom sons. •\Vi1tInm and HoroM, of Union- ternoon by tin; Hampton team and Never attempt to relieve your baby wilri a the public that the whole admlnlbtui town, wore Sunday ovenlnf? callera at bus and tint the numljeiship iH not Salvation Army is Stewartsvllle was won by Stowurts- lestiietcd to anj cult Anvbod> over Id remedy that you would use for yourself. tlon of the national government be put tho home of her parents. Mr. and Mi'- ville, score being 1 i* - W. T. Cornish, of Philllpsbury. 1 cir oin Tlie club now has Bo mini upon a more efllcient basis, and that Remembered in Will .Miss J-jIlzalu'th Seyler, who wus op beu ?he mcmbcishii) foe is $-'50 ail the present waste oC public funds, re Mr find Mri Hati> Snvdci of Al orated on ai| Con-ell's hospital last the j cm l> isiedments u e ?1 1 lontown, spent Saturday and Sunday •eelc for appendicitis Is much improv What is CASTORIA stilt !),; from ptcsuit ilefcdKc orum with Mra. Snydor'H aunt, Mrs. George The will of the lite II A Pf fiei , Uutiuii und methods bliiill eeuoc, that J j" t""d JuK 4th ut Middle A illry ' ed ., s I Ine New Huld Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil," Paregoric, Phillips. iKCd so\cnt> foin >cui wils offciodj TIIL L ul IS Aid iut.it.l\ of Ln*. Lulu cungiLSs Is ullve tu tills demand und Misa Ruth Stratih, of TjOhiRhton, Pa. The old Leo House in Ihllllpshuti, Drops and Suotning Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains 1 for niobate it Mon itown on B Urn emu cnuich mtt \\ cdntsda\ aLttinoon known to tlious inds of "Uaimi count has made a stiut tow aid meeting It, Is vHiinK her dunt, Mrs. George Phil- | t ! In (huich bastmtnt Kttitshtnents neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its 1'ps. of Port Warren, tls people ami ii(h In political and Imi that the fundamental ricficts In thr» 1 tho teimt of the will tint was WOIL scueil bj Mis I3dw ud Iuibel ti iditJon In i been piictkalli age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has p\fstlm,' svstcMii are well known and Mr, and Alri: . Cleorce Pliiilljin iuul duUd Juiiuuiy "iul \a-it anil witn it I, ina Mi (. eotfc- bl oldun luiRh r IDoioM O \i11" Phliilpo I.j (hulPH Anthonv (if I nng \ ill» v Îr md Ml 1 oml 1 Do \Hnic UP ma iLchiistuied J he 1»( ikin ' been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, that the direction eftoits looking to l \1lt-, id i Milloi und tiiL rutiiiti ^ iiifl Llniei Hoffmin of Mid Hi Vu lt\ i teiUtiLd i \aiiet\ suipii^ showei at °£ th*. luUlt u£ wlno wh'ch mtil el Wind Colic and Durrnoea; allaying Fevenshness arising reform should take me eteulj cstub tuests Mr and MM Haivej Snjdu tht SdUdtlon Arm> ot New irk Is I tlif home of Mi md Mis C W Tul tho chiisteniiig took pi ice list liltliv therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids llhhed Thj responstbilitj Is thus motored to Stroudsbum on Sunday bLciuoithed $1000 PLI "Wcdnesdn e\(.ning bj the mtm when it w is opened to the public for morning' and spent the d.ny thero with inspection Duiinj the itttmooii md the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural Bleep. t SQiiuielj i L>*io congress 1 "hf remaindei of tht tst ite Is dh I ^crs of theii Sundii\ school class A Mra. Phillips brother, H. S. Miller. el evening neailj 000 neuple t itlcil to The Children's Comfort—The Mother's Friend. 1 posed of is .follows To "Mrs M ithildn | ^ > enjouible time «ns had Refre h Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Sherman. Pfolffer widow ot tho dec isi 1 ill th is were served', PU theii l'apects to the new maniac If the pn*ijii_m that confronts con :Cr.rl and Bimald Hawk, motored lo mont i c ^ udell m the hotel ha rral ostate ineludlnK three houses In Mrs. .Marion Purdyy, of Easton, spent bp-n icmmcd lei I\ ecl fiom Union grtbs In seeuiing this laudable end Is Mountain.lake on Sunday M ddlo "V Ulcv ind live icies of Imd Wednesdad y and ThursdaThd y of lasl t week GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Fred Member has been quite II; county md Delaw us Rhei comiwios amiljzcd it wilt be found that the alonf, with $10 000 I II C Pfclitoi I witli tint Mis George fakeldoi fivorabh. with the host in Emton uul fundamental rcfoiins aie llio re onlj son of tho (l'ieea^"(l of Middle Albeit Iaish attended the fun occup\ltif, the most conspicuous site n form bj congress itself of. its own or Viillev $10 000 Miss Chailotte Pult ei tl sîvlee-. of Mis Rtiko at Hamp Philllpbbuiir it. in uphltcctuial u,-: ANTHONY ton b jtuut ij aftoinaon guiiWiitlnn and methods of procedure, fer a daughter leshllnk In L ist of the town Tlio hotel contains 31 Oiniiê 510 000 Mis \MILS HI ist i Mis Htiold Kucbler was i Sunduj looms ftbe entire revision of the present sja Mi and Mrs Tohn II Bessick en 0 IUE,liter i esiilinp 'n Ilambui ji dei t Ktiest of MI--S J NIe Bijlor ut Bioid ti>in under which U-' Imuicliil needs tct mined Mi ind Mrs \\ m 1 Ap m mj $1000 vrr" Hfitha Hi ton The foui nuneis of the niopcit ot the government f"e determined and yui of IUulIm,ton on Sunc) ij Skein i tUufcht(*i itsillng In Nrw tik Mis Cynthia Fritts spent part or who pmchistd ihe old building » orr fctiwiit Hoîrlf letuintil hoiiK. Sun the John Leo st ite two veus o provided, the setting up of m agency 5" 000 Cmt I ft Iff LI i bioth lust vk with her brother, Eiias O lg d ij fiom a two weeks visit with his 3iding In Peorla, 111., $1,000. The 1i:il Fritts and family at Easto lie Chines Ham-tt Tohn M Codv and procedure through which the e\ uncle iml aunt of lteulltu,ton A A lounff md M iu,h ill Millet ance of the estate aft just Miss Jesale Rush, of AVashlngton, is " pendituie of public funds maj be 31 ns Crthunnci il aid win uitcitiln I tank Bunett 1, min igei of tho ho In Use For Oveir 30 Years LU Miss lilphl i bilkei ol H ickett-. cld-Im? haye been met Is to bt dKidud s])Lndlnj, L (.oupk of wtcks with her u Ulth A J| /f properlj controlled and congress be ^dually among Mrs. Mathilda pfeirfL-r, Miunt, Mrs. Jacob Rush, _ _ m*-s Abhuoith is in< town foi i fr» il»s list week it um T JI C Pfeiffci Chit lotto- Pfelft'ei —— The Kind You Have Always Bought given that Information regarding such Ing home stiffci Im, \^ Uh w liooiiin^ THE CENTAUR COMPANY, couf,h at the ige ot 70 jeari Agnes Hoise and Bertha Hartenstein Farmers' Kimipcr Crops eipendltures which it must have If It The- widow iind son nre named a: Dumper cro])H"1jt' wheat, rye and hay Simple Duty. is to tibsure itself that its ntuite the Mi untl Mia I Uotre bchuroi en executors of the estate. have been gathered on many "Warren Simple duty liath no plnce fur fenr administrative hen ices, are propcilj teit lined Mi uml Mis \\ m 11 Kuhns County farms during the last couple of of i^Lhitleld Sundaj —Whit tier. performing tlieir duties and to act in wcekb Mra John 1 Hill and son PfUl and ANDERSON One of the largest crops was thai telligently In respect to the future s 11 urv Fiosbeie in»J two ciiil harvested by Harvey F. Cole. who has grant of funds, the provision o£ an dien of PI ilnfield v islted^Mis Irvin r Mr. and Mrs. • Grover Anderson and a r farm between ErosicUvay and Xe\i Organ through which the President M Apsar Tliuisdij S ', children, of Bioomsbury were Sunday "\ Illage. There were 29 acres in the may in fact 4» well as ln name, dls Mi and Mib l"i ink Ap& ir ento-t iln visitors of tho latter's molher, Mrs liold of wheat .and, besides the amoui «1 Mis Miller Hinn of WLshlnt,ton stored In tho uarn3,^Mr. Cole has 22 charge his duties as head of the ad- 1 Mary Lee. MI** ? L uir i Lince Llmct Uid lie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linely and good-sized stacks ln thesll'elda. •*- minlsti ntlon, the rcoi gtml/atlon of Stephen E-nnhoiru o£ "Mt Lebinm daughter Evelyn and Mr. and Mrs Other farmers have alsoribuml theii the administrative biunch of tlie gov last Ttida> evening ^ George Seyforthj' of Newark, wort, barns too-: small to accommodate thi Mi is Hem y Oro ihminn ind tw L ernmuii so as to cltiuLiuiiitc tho j>ies, week-end guests of their parents, Mi wheat avid rye crops this year. This !; childi en i etui ned home fi om a tw o and Mra. Robert Zeitlei due to ths fact that the. straw Is lohgci ent vUdespieud ovotlapplng offj*rii, weeks &taj tit Connecticut •Miss Mamie .Alpaugh and Aaron and ttiick'cr than ..usual. Tho heads dictions and functions and lndeienbl- Mi ind Mis Wm II Hann entei Mayberry visited Sunday .the latter-s ne also unusualh well filled Haj wi< blo duplication of services, organiza tdincd on Sundaj Mi ind "\'is A\ >. mother, Mrs. - Sidney Alpaugh at Coi i fairly good crop .and"so 'was oats. Po Sw ickhimmei and d mghtci lima and roll's Hospital in Easton. tatoes also promise well from tha early tlonîJant and work, and the com Mrs Lev I 1 mov md son plete recasting of the present sjstem Jacob Miller w.is a Sunday visitor of diggings. Fruit tlius;far has been . ATTEND OUR GREAT Levl Hinn Glen Moignn ind Jolin his brother, Mr. and Mt-3. ~Wm. Miller good crop and'the,, prospects are gooi under which the personnel required nfe "i enyel spent Sundaj at Point of Hackettstown. for the later crop'' 6C apples, "peaches, to man_the governmental plant is se Hock Tohn Mi\be.rj \islted "\ri md Atis pears, pliims, etc. cured, compensated ^promoted as Theo MOOIL,"^ f Stew-ufniltc on aim signed to particular tasks and con Real Kst ito Tiansfcrs dij ^ Sunn tscd 'tlie Pastor As i sutpiisc foi thoii foimoi p _ JULY CLEARANCE SALE trr *d to the end that not onlj jus •\\ m JO Hombajei iiul \\1CL to Rus soil A\ Shields dited Tune 10 1122 The liiilutkv Timkenth toi twentv of th" membeis of the Lin ttee'vvl'l bo done to the several classes Besides the fitil icddent it Poit den Avenue M n Chinch of Tei-.c of governmental emplojees but that eonv eja 1 md in CKfoid consider ition $1 Munij last rhuisdiv in which Joseph' Citv mototecl to 'Washington Sundaj NEVER SUCH VALUES! Cotton Dresses, Silk Dresses, Suits, Wraps. In- a personnel sjstem will be established Russell W Shields to Wm L Horn Beim lost his life thuoweic IKD othei moi ninn uul mended, seivlces it the tccitlonts In this facctlon Methodifat chuich Tho tilp «ns m ul. that will insure a maximum of efll- b ikei dated Juru 10 1922 coin clnding our entire stock of women's and misses' smart apparel, are astonishing- ciency In the actual conduct of public ly reduced for this sale. affairs Paces aie cut hom 25 to 50%, and the offonngs aie all fiom oui legulai A study oV-ction nctually had or high-grade merchandise.1 Buy now and save. now under way shows that steps have Wells D.il lee! been taken toward the accomplishment of each of these fundamental reforms lor Estimates Wnte oi Phono The introduction of a budget si stem Is a long step forward CLARENCE JONES I don't mean in the least to give the Bluistown, N. J. Impression thut all private business Is peifectlj run and that only govern CONTRACTOR FOR meat business is badly managed, or Artesian Wells and Water Sup- that all *lie eflldent TQople, are. in pit " ply Plants ^ ADEQUATE ^vute emploj and only inelllclont in the public service ^ Neither of those eon 1 clcithaiH. 3R121—BlaUslown ' Oitlons exists •""•""""in thiTeoumiuiTpmiiae, yuu nuvc but to hand it to Alexander Hamilton for $2.75. devising a scheme thut has stood up since revolutionary dajs It has not You tio' doubt want to be been fundamental!J altered since his OKIlTIbUCATE OIi' UISSOMJT1ON. sine that yoiu wife and To all whom these presents, may come, „ jlaj lhere has been no readjustment ot child will lun e adequate m- _S"-. i°? .tl™c"._t -r,-. tlon by dulj aulliLntlcated record of come, altei you aie gone.~ Ice foi sKtj jcais That Implies a tho proceedings lor tho \oluntat> dis- Why not establish a tund eeil-ln lovultj and fnlthfulness on tho solution'-thereof by tho unaaliiious consent uf ah tl'ft «tni K loldcrs doiioaitxd foi this good puipose—and part of the workeis ^ in my bltlcft, that Jlorrls • Park -Land Price reductions that set new records for values, in these smartest of new Mj ônly desire Is to,. £ sclose ~ tlie 'uomiiiLiiy, u corporation of this State make the Phillipsbuig Na- ulinsii utinclpaumcn lH__sltuitod it present condition of gr,eminent eiu~ Hooms - iml 1 PonnsvHunin. Railroaa tiondl Banlv Tiubtee? plojment, that good tnjn. aio leaving, Building Union Smmii. in tho lowii of lMilllipsburg- CounU of Wan en Mid-Summer Frocks y^T and that the present tendency, If not smto ot Now Jcrsoj C\V II A\ultcis checked,* will inevitably drive out ot liolng tho agent•tliercln and la cliargo At $2.50 to ^12.50. An asi.01 talent ol voile, oigandip, gingham, tissue and ..dotted thereof, upon whom process may bo CONSULT US FREELY ABOUT THIS the service nil of the cfllelent and served), liaa complied with1 tho ro(|uiro- s\\iss di esses, that weie foimeilv $5 98 to $25 00 _' " "* leave only the mediocre and Incora nicnta of \u it-t concti nine corpora- IMPORTANT_MATTER. potent I have said little mjself, but tionsl (He-vision of lbJC> prellminnry At S10 to S23. A gieat collection of: claiming tub silk, canton ciepe, ciepe lomame, to t ie_tasulns ofjthlb Ccrtihcatc of have chosen to lct^the men working Dissolution , -_-. novelty silks and bpoits silk diesses in mimeious shades, including black, white and foi the gov eminent tell the story. Ev Nu\\ therefore I Thomas 1 Mar- y. navv Valups to ? 19 50 tin bccretnrj of bt tin of the btatu - ery asseitlon of fact in these articles of New JGISO> do hen by coitlfi Hi it comes from some responsible source tho tho said corporation did, on tlio SPORT SUITS. Slo. Former values to $35.00. SPORT bklKTS of I Uine, bisket weavej smf » or authqrlty within the service. I am rwontj SLVcntii da> oC June !•>— illo In my otllce a diilyosecuted and attest- r'i'.hional of tweed, homCipun, wool JOISCJ ind *;atin, linen md wash maternls, and novelty not making a criticism or attack from ed consent in wiltlnjj to tho dissolu- mixtures silks, SI 7^ to S7 50 Weie ?2 98 to $12 50 tho outside, but merely serving as a tion of said .corporation, executed uy values all tlie . stockholders thereof, which DHESS COATS, WRAPS AND SPORT COATS, mouthpiece for jour hired men. r*T said 'consent and tho record of tho in every wanted stylo und material, $10 to §35 SILK SCARPS, ?1 98 , proceedings aforesaid.aro now on (Ho in my said oiUco as nro\ Ided by law Values to"5G5.00. SIIK BLOUSES AND SWEATERS, §3.95 to All In tcsthnom whereof 1 hu\e ln.ro- CAPES of tricotine, twill, bolivia;and velom1 and STiQ Values to $15 00 ^ Tndl Tunkins says, nobody docs-any- to set mv hand and n^Ked inj ofllelal v ciepe, $!"> to ifZI >0 Kegulai \alues. lo S65 EXTRA LARGE SI/E BUNGALOW APRONS,, sail at [Trenton till t Twcnt>-ie\onth Phillip sburg^lvUJ^ $1 % Made of fine quality vvos1* materials.'1 thinp BO Mill that somebody doesn't day* of June A D ono thousand nine v *:& hundred and twenty-two BARONET SATIN SKIRTS; $1.50. Unusual values' , E think he couia do It better'If be was ! TIIOÎAS T MARTIN - to take the troublo to try. s7-flBt ' Secretary of State

'llv , t THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1922 No Bolshfcviki Brothers, who run a store nt Ens BRINGING BUGS TO High Bridge, wus stung to death bj I?'.? . " -Doctrines Wanted bees ono du> "nat utck 1hu animal hu been driven to Annandalo und wh THE GREATEST *fTwo patriotic young preachers who Tho editor's dealt Is an acknowledged Htnndlng tied in frdnt of Thos. B •rfore, army chaplains overseas during receptacle for all things Seals' was attacked by the bees, be the war drove from the stage of tho SomuimiH It is adorned with beau Ing fltjung Iiinumti'iible (untw^ Al ChttUtauqua at Catasauqua a. Bui tlful bouquet pioductlon from your rows fitil th v Soon there \va something doing right feed at the-vight time :in.l I Zilbodrg:, whoe\er he be or whereve A long time ago they-lined to bring the right amountH,' aJvlses M. H. Keen In Northern New Jersey hfc came from, talked like i Runala oati in n bag or cornstalks b> thu ey, dairy specialist of the Xew Jersej bundle and these found their way to Stato College of uU'rlpiiltui tr Hod of the norstlt in. Thosa in th the editor's desk. audience ttegan to take notice when h 1 Xot so long ago tho tuern keeper: Mr.. Keeney ctvps thf followin1 g stAted he had not ting Horn this hi Pl f^*^ . p tj., lulrttl irnctlcal flmrer.itfnni f^f il^jrymr " '* launched Into a denunciation or the c =j feedltiR: for milk production: uqvernment and the ANN"* si Ing and aluajs left a rare bottle of bur the proper form of Co\ eminent waa gund>. 1. Feed nil the roughage a cow wil tht» regime which now tuk Ruqsli But xx hen noboil> cilled the editor . clean up. Part of It should be i legume "'Juat about the tlmt tint Zilbc _--^(v ttus bin uith ihe exception or •>'ich us clover or nlfalfa, WQxed moat eloquent tlieie jro ti from a larsre pile of >UIox\' piptr?, I dried 2 Teed wm" succulent feed such n hjq seat among It I auditor Re\ Ray- up inkuell, a pot of juste, a p itr of silage or roots mond C '^vXlH'^- T i*°'jp fif rtr» Rr! i^j*1 shell s and the Holj Bible Feed a balanced ration, Talk it afreet J*re atooJ, t> sheer foici !lean nnd cleir for action oi Ter^c^ ibout 1 pound gr iln for e u h with the boys Ifaiilotli. oritoi took chat^t of tho Ihtst. rim uks nit pttllmlnai x to .1 pounis of" milk. A variety of grains save you ntttintlon lit demanded of Zllboor^ '.lying tiiat in front of the ulitoi i in the mlxtin-f is deslrnblp Wlmt he was driving it md whether lie now mitts U L um ill gHsi J it con "> Duilng shnrt patturti tupplnmont and he meant what hu s dtl I lit Hul lie- talnlng a collection of bugi with silage or some green feed, to- '$2.50 vlfit replltd that IK thought he was ilc- TL.se buss are not bugs which the gether with snmn craln. see what ]lV£ring the r ght kind of lecture 'dltoi- t iptuud hinrnlf i:ditois hixt C Peed and milk regularly. to lone manx humill iting things hut 7 Supph m (tbtuidance of mire- What Zillboorn* h id ilr on hh h ir- :hank Oo 1 thej haxe nexi'i xit btcn fioh watfr at nil timos they think angue nai mild cornpiiul to tin ton- ruiltx of cluslni; bu^-. Tin buys in the S. Give access to salt rtaiK $9.00 gUe lashing he tluii rtciitul from the •la-'-s jir ai .v »-s xxliich weie pit3ent *) Purolitse gtiln towU on tho insN about a new suit indignant Americ in pruichei \\ hen or tlieii piotein -\m\ cmrB\ conti nt h^had finli'itd Re\ \\ P Humphrey d to the i*i itbr on every Thex xxtie brought in li> IVm II i ml not alone on Just the cost pei xroul who knoxxs i little about buns cwt. nt our Calftiauqua who « is forfmtrl pi tor I'cause he tins fm sex»ial >tiis met suit bought of the Iî t Uangoi M V. thurch took mtmbir oC tin. beard of tducition saving up the argument tit •* ild la lu.lU\cd 'ht-x t« ich hui,oloL'\ in stliooN One Good They Do. at this tliit If his linifoim pat Kid in t tiunk Mr Axfoid sot thest> hues out nf Some folks find fault so much that s at home, hid In nd th»» rtin nk^ o( prices. Zilboorg, It would lu\t_ turn til giei.it. miplt tite Tht> aie iiests of somij they ririvi! urJicr folks t«* IIIKMII^ UO ;Ind bit he hasn t pone diep'x moiuh fault at all. sale. Ihe aud'enct bti um UDUH d Sill- nto the sltuition to know fit t\act boorg became scued ind, to pi ex tit «petie of bug tlu>> represt'iit. .'I hey what might h-ni. become a dinyuous ire something new which have been flituation the cuiutln uw IUTIR- down XIVI'ICK. on him and he was ay five pei Boxer in Training They have long whiskers, silky wing? cent amiLially. .notes, to rua fram-otif* ami a botiy resembling a yellow Jackft. to live yearn. All bfdt tn lit In Cleik' Near Budd Lake In some respects they look very much hands Ijy SATUUP \Y IULV 20, at 7 like wasps. P. M. (Standard Time). Local intere t center* In the Leon- The editor can tell you who 13 going Signed ard Tendler fight for the llghtweigut to be the next Governor of the State "\\ B MAYBCRBY A Genuine Reduction Sale of Honest Goods at a Great Sacrifice championship b> reason of the ftct but he doesn't know a blame thing 7-12-3t District Clerk that Benn> Lwnard tht pit nit about this jar of bugs; neither dot*! cîami>ion\ \i doing his triinlng at Mi*. Axford. j Eudd- Lake Manx fiom \\a^hin~,tou AOTIC15. Our entire stock of Men's, Boys' and tWho can throw imy HKht upon the who are ^ntere ted in »ii7t i^htinjr In the Matter of the Ks- hate xlaited the like during the \«tk phenomena? tate of William Os- to get a chance to uitne s the chim- borne, Sr., Deceased, plon in his workout" êril of thorn Must Stop, Look and Listen. nule to Bar Children's SUITS at a discount of are planning to ee the big conte«., A1J operators of auto buses will Creditors which is scheduled to take pju in hereafter be required to stop their cars Pursuant to the order of the Surro- at grade crossings before proceeding ga'e ^r thi County of Warren, mado eraex Cit on Juh 27 The aiena uiil This is under n new rulliiir bv the on the iwenty-sccund day of May A. Small Lot^rijid Odd Garments as much as 40% bo the stme u?ed when Jick Dt mpsev Public Utilities Commission. D,, Nineteen Hundred and twenty- fought Georges Carpenter last t ir. two, notice is hereby given to all per- LeonaidH mothpr hn« loon uimimprs The order .says. "All operators of sons having claims against the Estate .'ttn j».i*"'! <ôii come, to-u full stop | oi William Osboruo, Sr., late of tlio Our only exceptions are Palm Reach, Mohair, and tropical suits. Ing at Budd Luk" and this N piobablx* find shift their gear to neutral posi- i why Leonard choê thi pi \ct tor ir iln- r County of Warren, deceased, to pre- Ing purpose He has hi htadqimto £"• tlon before crossing the tracks of any sent the same to the subscriber, his which are'marked at special prices in th»» Forest Hou u Anne\ and hwe-rallroiid; .such stop to be nmile not less RXPfiiitor, on or before the twenty- than 15 feet nor more than 50 feet second day of November A. D. Nine- ho can be een txerx afternoon nt 2 0 : .teuii..Hundred. aiid...Tivnnty-twn tipln^ in boxing exhibition with hi 3panlng from -:thc--WiL-.sl.:n.ilr; the:; stopping six months from the date'of bald or- jiartnets Three ot the men he bo\i-* point tu be determinad by the physical der; and any creditor neglecting to You will find here at all times.of the year a larger and more complete stock than any other •\vith ate l&/tlihxiiideis^ Lcpnaril i! o ennditlons at the «>rosstug ])erm"lttlng bring in and exhibit his or her claims t^kes hike md cun^ around the 1 ike a view of approaching trains from the under oatli or atllrtnatlon. within tho house in this line of business and the same exists today. Clothing will not be any cheaper this year. an a part of his ti lining IXLILISL1!. nearest rail of the ti-acks before pro- time so limited, will be forever barred There i lid to bo no charge to ILCceeding from .stop position." of his or her action against the said If the new Tariff Bill goes into effect it means a big increase in the cost of both suits and overcoats. Ji|m in his boxin? exhibitions it the Failure to comply will mean tho executor. training quaiteis nor In his exhibitions withdrawal of the owner's permit. Dated May 22, 1922 otr bag punching PHILIP OSBORXE, Executor, Our clothing is at all times marked at the lowest possible profit and with our small expense Hecs Sfcliijr Horse Fatnily, Phillfptfiiurfr. N J •JBoth Leonanl ind Tendlei x\ t Uhul A good horse owned by Beaty "WM. T. TALLMAN, Proctor. account we can undersell the average store. about 13S pound when thi_\ bttan PhlHlpsburg-, N. J. training ht will enter the i Int; at 1S5 pound? Tendkr, xxho i t Phili- Our discounts for this sale are genuine. Not a ticket has been touched. The original prices delphii mm is doing hi tralnini, at Pelanco X J remain. Make your own deductions. July and August are called the dull summer months in the AfaiLsfleld Ilaptist Church. clothing trade. But not so here. We keep busy even if we do not make a dollar. So come right along 'Holding Up Planda" will be tho subject on^ Sunday.morning. Evening sub- JULY CLEARANCE SALE and take advantage of this great special offer. It will continue for the balance of the month, how ject. "Hen and Chickens Abram Xnndia will lead the Young much longer we can not say at this time. _, ' People's meeting. Ready-to-Wear Garments Reduced Pig roa t and ciicken supper on "Wednesda Jul\ 2tlth The A\ ishlnp- HERE IS WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU: ton band will play. The people are f One-third to One-half. giving generously ami extensive prep- aratloni aie helng mile Ladies' Suits at Great Savings—regular prices $12.98 to Follow Editorial head ?25.l|0; sale.Ri-jces S9.9S to $18.75 Every Man's §12.50 Every Man's $25.00 GUARD THE TONGUE. suit now Keep thy tongue from evil, and thy Ladies' Silk and Wool Dresses, $12.50 values for $9.9S $10.00 suit now $20.00 ]ipn from, speaking guila. Depart from evil and do good; seek peace, anj pur- ?15.75 values'for .' S12.50 sue It—P aim J4ffl3 14 .$1S.QO values for .'.. S14.9S Every Man's ?15.00 Every Man's $28.50 ClimtIan Stitnce July 23, 1922, subject, "Truth ' Ladies' Skirts, Plain and Snort Styles, reduced 2j% to 30% ^ suit now $12.00 suit now Golden Text: Jeremiah 33:0. Behold $22.80 I.will bring It health anil cure, and 1 White Wash Skirts reduced $1.00 to .$1.2) each will cure, them and will reveal unto Every Man's,$16.50 them the abundmcu of jieice md tiuth Every Man's $30.00 Kesponshe leidin Ji hn-a 2 3 1- |;.VC>ILE AND GINGHAM DRESSES '^T ""^ suit now suit now 38 fierMce c\ei Sumliy moinint, II $13.20 $24.00 o'clock, (Daylight Sivlnirs Time) Oar- Every Gamiont" new this season, fine materials, new st>les, well den Studio. •ji made. All reduced to close out. Every Man's $18.00 Every Man's $35.00 Big Blaze at Enst Slroudsburg. , Children's Gingham Suspender Dresses reduced to.. "^ 98c suit now suit now Eaat Stroudsbuif, had a. »2ni) 000 Children's Bloomers, pair ;;. 25c $14.40 $28.00 factory fire Friday evening when the : i Middy Blouses, each „; i)8 , j 51,19 Celluflbro Corporntlon/^lunt, equip- c in mtnt and tot.lt w is ciitlitl destto ul. ! Bathing Shoes, pair o-,c !o ^1.00 Every Man's $20.00 Every Man's $40.00 The lire was discovered in the drying j Bathing Caps '". ,„,_ ' ;, room b the w itch man ind »u p'iob- < and c suit now ...... $16.00 suit now Club Bags, Blackfibre, regular.size, with lock ...... 9Sc $32.00 ably tlue to an overhe;>ie'd motor t This building was formt-rlV , the tilant j of tho Diiht Stiuud^burr, C*brs Co, I During July and August Store Closes Wednesday!, at l'.30 P. U Every Man's $22.50 and wi SO x 171 foot Th" company! Every Man's $45.00 manufactured a Vftrieily of noiiulQlil suit now suit now toys. Tha plant had bean loviod upon $18.00 $36.00 for debt and the Haiti wns to have tn!c-! J. D. FLOCK, Inc. .en place the following day. It wiia run 156 Main Street Phone 41. Hackettstown, N. J. by Wm ind In Ing Cohen Here fs What it Means For the CHILDREN'S THE MORRIS COUNTY SAVING BANK Juvenile and Wash _ MORRISTOWN. MORRIS COUNTY. NEW JERSEY BOYS Buy suits now for school Suits wear this fall; alt at the same THE ONLY SAVINGS BANK IN MORRIS COUNTY .It will save you money. reduction. AH $5.85 Suits $4.68 now Juvenile suits that were STATEMENT JUNE 30 1922 AH $8.50 Suits 6.80 $4.00 now . now Ail $5.00 Suits — AH $1076u Suits" "RESOURCES LIABILITIES 8.W6 now All $12.50 Suits All $6.50 Suits Loans on Bonda and Moilgajres $3,211,998.21 Due Depositors . $7,251,459.00 now J0.00 now _ u U. S. Bjmds and Ceitificates " 1,119,456.76 97th Semi-annual Interest AH $15.00 Suits 12.00 All $8.00 Suits "Other Bonds owned, book value 3,231,801.08 Dividend at tiie irate of now now . . Loans on Collatcial .. 25,150.00 4%. ..per ' annum and an All $16.,"0 Suits 13J0 CHILDREN'S WASH Real Estate 91,107.80 EXTRA Dividend at the now ^ AH $1.25 Suits ' Interest due and acci ued All $18.00 Suits 14.40 119.789108 rate of i/j, of 1% per an- now AH $1.50 Suits Rents due 7G6.66 num credited'. to. Depositors, now .. Insuiance advanced 475.23 July 1, 1922 . - -a- . 147,604.86 AH $2.00 Suit3 Cash in Banks and on hand r 397,197.54 Surplus—Book values— . 788,678.50 now . ._ AH $2.50 Suits $8,187,742.36 r now ... $8,187,742.36 CbeJBrymu All $3 00 Suits , now „ - WASHINGTON, N. J. MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN BY ADVERTISINr i,"., IN THE STAR'S, CENT-A-WORD COLUMN 1 .* *. i" SECTION THREE THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. X, THURSDAY, 7ULY 20, 1922

WouWt Just a Few Recollections or Rat-Snap/'SoyH 'Wife ind I spent our" vacatt camping last summer, smell of < ing brought rats Wo went to ' The Days of Auld Lang Syne hot Komo RA1-SNAP, broke up c put It outHldo our tent Wo ffotvt •iwiwmiMiiiMumn.n.MiMiw^ rats alright—blf* fellows " Ton Tears Ago. Mis Maii,arot Mirtln 80 dlort at the storekeepers housewives it. „._ „ ".-,,„• ur in- J iv«.u . KA1 HNAP Thrco nizca. 350,^65^* The tniHttcH of iho Oxford "M I home of hci son Alfitd O A\oolever nira unil Pot is of Noiton r church exchanged tho edifice for the near Uutteimllk Bridge C way foi the trail, laid; $1 2 > Sold and guaranteed, by Jenkins."' * \\ Iteidln;. CiJjhmdt Is spemlinR II | Meeker, *JoyU Major. old ffrlst mill \ hlch wan to be remodel- Pho Washington Nation tl Bmk Ind put of his viuatlon ut Camp Iu\lot led Into a church It wus estimated ludlvlduil deposits of $U01l»l-M anil MIHH Cor i Duckw urth of 1 atte i I that tho cost would b« about $5 000 tho 1 irst Nation t] liink $5JC JIG -4 burg spent faituidij with Mn I V ' ThomaH Crowlty 4Z was Killed on Witlfim II Vtndeibllt mid MIHH Mar> Sto( ktun •, tlio railroad at High Bridge and his Afurgcson buth of I'lillllpsbuitf were Mil llari> Bounell hn^ been -visit mangled body was found beside Hit married liu, ftktuls In I |emiiif,t( i Official Outfitter* Bqj Scouts of America track In tho morning Mrs rudlah I rittn 82 died nc ir Tho Belvldere A A handed It to Uoodtlen Li\U\t, IU child!en Hackettitown to tho tune of S to 0 Mis Sttiit CiextUitK GG wife ot ANNANDALB Store Hours Worth Only one Hnckettstown man riaehcd 'ohn W CILWHIII, dkd at 1 hllllps or £ II1HL UIlll thill WUH ilH I II IIS lit feOt MISH Stella Ci imti spending a. va. Open 8 A. M. Money Back * \ John T Crane C5 died su(itlenl> In* <- i Oil it i-I j V IIiCn.cttntovvn whilL callinj, upon his Thirty Years Aj;o. Alarlun C.tt ullnr* of 7"| Clt^ 'j Close 6 PM. brothej Tluuduiv Clan U Ik Uft u Thomas Webb, C2, died ut Franklin vlalting, hei Saturdays 9.30 P, M. wife and two daughters grand j)arc:its, Air. and No Charge Purnace. After his death $3,000 was Airs. Wm. (J n 6, Wednesdays 12 Ni.oa Mrq McCrnoken foi morh Miss found in his trunk. Alr.i. Wm. for Armlnda leldi dliti nt h than -00 of thu umployees of Utlf \VLLl( il Musts r>t th foi Alterations Pilkville from pai ihsis Sbp • ft Co nlsh Ciitipinv Htm on an t.x :ltlij,ii!(i Mis Itnv lick at Iluiipton [ yeurs old and left two sons Milton md Lumifin lo Pinkir Ishind Hi \\wh- I Mri \onk i I »»t nl tUubliUi Irwin ington liand accompanied the excurs I Itulh of I till jf I ivton Is vlsi ing AsscmblytMtin Ihigerty or I'hlllipsbiirg his {,iftn lp in nts \li an I Mrs fcoiê. Amos the four >eii old son of Vietoi was strangled to death hy getting the Snydi i Osmun of Montana Intd his let, bullj halter tangled about Its head whll. Mi itul Mil Clus lloffmii] oC lacerated by a triss so the bundled I j a stall. hffl oldest brother thnkeimln SJKIH SHIKI IJ with M Nrirman Wurford anil Airs, Anna L Jloffnun GCOIRCV AlDiufch 8G died at Cokes Demis won; nuirrlt-d tit Iîlllipsburg by bury folloainj, a f.urf,ic il opention A sp i| rn i tintf of tin T idh Ai Rev. W. S. Galloway, Illiij w is In Id Mondiiv niîit it t 'He,dled in the s-inie house In which ML I. L. Unwell of Mope WHH ill two began housekeeping 0 J >enrn before honu of Mis \\ [ 1 Hits wtjt'k.s. UnrlriK the time hrj was In Ooi foit, . tin I idi In Han tor 1 t lenderud unconscious, but both rocov A little HacKottstown lm\ shot a erciJ. r: White Duck martin Gfime W udtn Cudnr \ In\isll- John Bell, BS. dlud suddenly nt Muck- MT. HERMON Flannel gatod the ihootliir, and it cost the bo> H pttstown Mi w is *•iiickeik n iwithh h(lit mothci $21 foi her son s sport fail u rf as he Mil on his poith lie lett Mi mil Vin Iisi' \ mSr \l U ind Trousers Trouaera Mrs Rol >rt Ikison &4 dkd sud.unlj i wife and se vt nil e hlldun nun Cliui-k-s jiiul wifo, of I IHMH l*i "Ahllf son ted In a chili at IK I honu [n Missi Mai-y Vlpei G, dlid in II lek Look"j;ii|i|.oi- Sumliiy i- l 1th then $1.75 S7.50 Oxfoul Mrs Jacob Cole of \\ IHIIIIIL, ettritm Ml Shi h ul Ix m (i n sldcnt theie aunt MIM H I C Iliiinuttlt I Up ton was one ot her clilldnn for r.O year Mi an i Mrs John II II n tutiL, of Miss Beatrice Ilntf d tughtet of tin 1 Ltei S llshu f tti ot L I C r C ^ ,L ..on. , 1Hi;i\ until itic jomi M lion or UashluMon wn slier of Kelvlilere, died In Allsslssippl Mom! IJ with bis hi< llui I i ink mairied to I hotn is Klnu assistant id was burled In the l&iston cemetery Rt\ md Alls I iêt!> atten Iul L stow trd of the South Betht* hun I Iki Johnston Onuger, a fanner neni i picnic it I'Uhkhem on Si mdi\ Club niairstown, gathered uji an armful nf f (0 Shtnei of f ntei\illr Ii m Andrew U Ubtrfc of Hampton who from the burn iloor and was In licen pipu ng foi How ud r\cisok at owned pioj)ert> In Cornish stutt w is the act of throwing it in tho managi' Queen Ann* Cottin \hs ; C 1 lum Copyright 1922 Hart SchJ/ntr & Mi repairing a cistern when he fell Ii tin when a rattle snake dropped lo the nft It ind tho pirson it,e during the bottom He w is found unumsekjus irul floor. Uc killed ih.> reptile with a hay- a phjsiclnn took several stftcbe i In his fork. Another snake also crawled from 1 scalp the «i:its and was promptly dispatched. Mr md Mis f,eo Cluistlin of New ink \Isited I r Ililikbt mt md Mis David J Lo7lei 01 (lit d tie u I udd Hero w:ts a score of :t baseball game —U A A i Harltan . \ M \oiitn in ovei tlic wetkiml Lake M inj oi th( \nunf, folks \NitLd theii \\ Iitlp w idlnt, in sli illoi w iter it The r.anrns of Drakcsvlllu and Rustic iiiends at Uutf,eis Lulle^( on S i ill Budd Lake the seven je u old son of were dropped from the Alorrls County daj Semi-Annuai Clearance Sale Wm. McDougal, of Newark, stepped Into postal list and henct/orlh the ofllces a bole and wan drowned. ivere knuv.n u» Lt'dgewood and Alt. Here IH the w-ay In wlilch u IHRII Arlington. The pi.sl<»!Hce at Uburty- ASBURY Bridge man printetl a "notten iff ills- ';Ille was discontinued. Kolution: "Hiivlim iMifii warned imtl p Ioa^l:inil .i«;iit llu. wuvkîitl notliled to Heave my house' I hori'b'y with his uncle, Joseph WaUon In lCust notify all part ion not to iniHl my* wife Flfly Years Ago. Oriinge. It offers the finest quality; Hart Schaffner on my account." I De-H Aloine'.s, Iowa, hart a youthful Rev. if. )',, liowlby, ot Kast Orange, Sumue'l Hudd. 77, died in NV-v Vi irk. Hiinip.suii uf 20, win) shuuhWed an Iron us a visit ir in A.shury on Satui-day. -.He.w'aa ti'tte.scVndaiil of ;ui ••i-T-l-*n;;H--i I -rail -34 f.-.-f; -loii(f -tind -wtitktyl • nff- --II« .Mr.- anclv.Mr.-!.-.Hoy: SniUh, of Kuw- • ' fnf/'lly of which Thumus Ittuld' died in I thoti^'li ii-'ViiK ii pine pnk\ lie would ark. are vlhuiiig his unclf, Theo. J. j alHii sliike an Iron rod % ot' an inch In k Marx, Mippenheimer and Mayer's own Borland in 14r«0. Kev. Thomas UutW i Smith. brought the name to AtnerUu and was j dinmeteT and two' fe «t long, 'across bin AIIss Alary Ttush. of Uraas Cnstlr, [ left arm and bund It up like :L e>opper 1 vfQtu;:.., of ..MontJiguc. HH gr,indM)i: 1 •as a Stmdiiy vlsitui of .Miss AI. Lillian founded Burlington, N. J., an:! !t was wire . He weighed 150 pounds anil could Marten is. for lhi> yrar.dson that Uud'l Jyike* was lift 1,375 pounds. label Suits at radical price reductions J Airs. x. Alpaiiu'h. of Washington, Is immed. - v. " A man In Nchra-ska. said he could ipcndlng the week-end with Airs. J. Llshtninn fitruck and killftil four lio.i-l handle a rattlesnake the- sjun^ way a etz. of cajtlo JjCltJiminK U> CM-'IMIIIHUGOI snaJ{L> charmer did. The churlishnu&i Mrs. Steelo JIII.I ehitdren, of riiilllps- on the Carter farm noar mairstown. Ii of i\mthe undertaker in dumaiifllnde'inandlngs pay Iiin mrg. wiT« week-einl visitors of he Mr. Qougcr found them lylntf dead | udvaiiev duluye-d the funur.il four dnys. lurcntH, Air. and Jlrs. K. Ha.sK'y. We must clean house, clear our stocks Nothing but the finest, quality an'd be*t Under a tree in the morning. An old attorney in. Dover said three AILsa Alice D. MarU-nls spunt ac 'Mrs. Benjamin. Hall. 87, died at the and get ready for fall goods. The prices styles are here for you, Sport Suits, Nor-" : of the most trniililp.sumi- clients bo ever dayri'durim,' Hii* past week with Rev 'hon'io'-Xof' 'hor- daughter, Airs. Win. hail were- ;L yoitng woman who wanteul we're quoting ought to move these goods Shriimp, In Vienna. to Bet married—n married woman who :; folks, business suits and conservative John Wallon, 77, died In Phlllipsburg. wanted a divorce, and iin old mnlil who in a hurry. - after an Illness of a month, caused by didn't know what she- wante'd. suits, in every style and pattern. 4i_. _A a'fall from a cherry tree, lie hn'l l>0"n employed on the Pennsylvania Railroad A Huuturdon County linrse- tt-ied to scratch his nose with his bind font, Y *• +1-11. \(tl for"44 years and was retired on A p«n- caught bis foot in tiie halter, gave- a filori.' •jerk and broke' his own neck. FLOWER I ;• Wm. S. Dibble, 29, died In I'HMllps- Severn! openings for iron oro^were burg, after an Illness of several weeks. being mude in Lebanon Township," but .Eight sheep belonging to Milton only in one place was ore ot any con- Glbhs of Union Brick., noar lilalrstown, KtMiuence1 found. 27— Were killed by lightning. Flowers Make /:The body of Alra. Wm. Earl, 23. of , It was said that S.00O persons died in Stilhvater was burled in Cedar Ridge London from small pox in one yea For Suits that Sold cemetery, llhiirstown. Her maiden The* average for the preceding Hi yea For Suits that Sold For Suits that Sold was C00. Home; Beautiful name was Anna Toomath and she was for 25. a,daughter of James Toomath of near There were said to be 5,109 post- for 30. for 35. Johnsoiisburg.' masters In the United States win salaries wore at least $-00 a year. Mrs. Smytbe oC Indianapolis, Ind., : . Twenty Ycarit Ago. now has her,-..fifth husband and has The Washington A. A. was defeated 4 never changed her name. She was born Who would want a, house " "$OO.50 to 3 by the Alleutown team. McCeary a Smith;'her first husband was named linpaintod and undecdr- i and Crube was the battery. Smith; her third Smyth; her fourtl ated? Alex. Tltman of Walnut Valley killed Smithc and the present Smythc. The absence oC (lowers 28 rattlesnakes in one da_y. Many children died in Tennessee at any affair makes it as • John J. Sweeney, -non uf the late* from eating'fish that had eaten cater- plain as an unpainted Daniel Sweeney of Oxford, died In Pat-. pillars. house. For Suits that Sold For Suits that Sold For Suits that Sold erson, where he had been a resident for Four young brutes choked and hung Flowers—when you get '• 15 years.-..He was superintendent of the a hoy at Manchester, la., to make him for 40. for 45. silk mill. confess that he had stolen some har- them from us—aro evi- • - ff , for 50. Allen Slgafosa, ,11, an oiler at Alpha. ness ringa. dences of your taste—and was Btruck' by a .shifting cifgine. He biir long* experience as- attempted to cross ahead, of the engine/ sures that they will be just tripped and fell in "Its .tuth. CLINTON right for the occasion, Mrs. Joaet'ii Kiuiiainan. who resided whatever ,it may be. Men's Straw Hats at near -the elght-squary suhoolhouse at Charles Ward, of Xew York, Is or Flowers scut anywhere hy Clearance Sale Men's joying his vacation with-his family ii telegraph. ' Port Colden, was stunned by lightning. Clinton. Reduced Prices Shew-as driving a nail to close a window $1.50 Hats Now $1.15 Shirts when'th'eTo was1 a blinding Hash, and George Bten has gone to Rochester to $1.25 Shirts Now $ .95 sparks flew from the hammer. Site spend his vacation. Alra. Ulen and 2.00 Hats Now 1.25 was unconucious for three hours'. daughter Kthel have been visiting rela- For Suits that Sold for 1.5O''-&-2.OO-Siiiris Now 1.35 atlves there for some' time, * ' 2.45 Hats Now 1.85 2.50 & 3.00 ShirU Now 1.85 Samuel Collard, SI, died at the home Mrs. .Charles •Munn, of Newark, spent $55 and $60 ' • of his daughter, Mrs. John "W. DeRem- Friday with her parents. Air. and Airs. TELEPHONE 100 3.00 Hats Now ."...' 2.25 3.50 Shirts Now .. .r ... 2.65 ','•• In Port Colden. He was an athlete Alahton Wyckoff. , HACKETTSTOWN 4.00 Shirts Now ...... 3.15 In; youth tind was a man of largo 3.50 & $4.00 Hats Now 2.85 s Air. A. II. Wagner on Friday attend- 4.50 & 5.00 Shirte Now 3.95 stature. Besides Mrs. DoReamer hu ed the funeral of her brother. Mr, 4.50 Hats Now 3.85 Silk Neckwear ._._...._..nine fpft-two other uhlldren, one of 6:00 & 6.50 ShirU Now S.3S Kmery, of Plainllehl. He had been a IHERRICK FLORIST 5.00 Hats Now 3165 whom WQ'B Thomas Collard, principal of sufferer for a long time. 7.00 & 7.50 Shirts Now 6.35 a Newark .school. * 6.00 & $6.50 Hats Now 5.'0(V Airs. Nelson Plnkel and daughters 8.00i,& 8.50 Shirts Now 7.00 Mrs. Barbara iCurz, 80, mother of Mrs. Francis and Ruth, visited friends I: 2 for 1.00 John Q.. Gross, of Belvldere, died in Somervillo- on .Monday. Bethlehem. ;- - .. •Thirty-eight Juniors - with .-.-.their Regular 1.00 Quality. .George NIper,, 90, of Netcoiig."cii"f hay teachers, "members of the .Presbyter- all day with a'grass scythe, and made a Ian Endeavor Society enjoyed a plc.ilc good hand In spite of his years. . up lieaver. Brook on Thursday. . Sim Colo's shepherd dog went mad Tho next regular meeting of Capoo- Added nt'Flatbrookvllle four weeks before and :: BOYS' ALL-WOOL TWQ-PANTS SUITS AT 20 later c\uned excitement in that sec- long lodge will bo held July IS when tion. Two other dbgs"wcnt mad; two Deputy Grand Muster Bird, of. High cows died from hydrophobia. >! Attractions CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS/^4 PRICE Warren Council, No. 1G, Jr. O. U. A. '--. M., had 319 members on July 1. 1902, anil was worth (4,!I4fi.Gli. (Today the council has G23 members and is worth ^. ?26,500.) . Wm. Swain, a Laekawannn, brake--1; In order to make the sizes man, was struck by lightning Hot Weather Comfort /:r.p^ knocked, (romji box car.near,Chathani. j- more complete, we' have added several other makes reached hlsvsi(le. His father was kill- For Men and Young'Men - • < ed in a ruiihvvav accident ten years be- "to our __-,__• -••^^•-'..A-rmaas' meeting .was J held in the Washington topera liouse* aiid resolu- PALM BEACH, MOHAIRS, WORSTEDS and GABARDINES :-.--—;: (Ions adoptiKl requesting the Common REGAL .Council to grant a franchise to" the Easton & Washington Traction, Com- -.-•.;_..-:._' A" &* ntiW shades and models, sizes from 33 to S2. r ! i • -. . --.- .:pany. -.,.---:;-:-y.:--^ • ..^ ._ . --- Power-and endurance in every ' nilirion a Sunday night, 'i'hu brick movement. stack 'was partially demolished and S A L,E slates, torn from the roof, DAVID Mi COLE .,: CharleH PftHsaiil,-18. a Mexican In- When you buy light weight summer suits, buy them well tailored, The Hart, Schoffner &^Marx and Kuppenheimar dian, who hint-worked for Wm. Riddle Stewiu'tsvillc, N. J. These shoes formerly sold "• at. New Hampton for three years, died iU e makes aro tailored to fitan d to hold their shape. .: 'from' drinking',too much ^spring water for;$6, $7 and'!$8"iind ' and eating too many poaches. Ho wns ••••"'•••• "-•• I' in the CarllHle Indian school for two ,: genuine bargains^ years and.was engaged to marry an Indian maiden at the school.. • • William Blair Tltman, 58, died In Bdlvidere.' Ho was president of the (. Washington' KtUJonal-Sunk and. prominent In banking affairs In the ' coun- •ty." One daughter survived, the'wife of;Dr. G. W. Cummins, oC Belvldere. *.*• ThcEdlson cement company plant'at Easton, New Village was ready - for operation, "ON THE SQUARE Henna. "after\a largo/force of men had' been , fttV'Wk" there'for thrco years.

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a Iiorso Utiil. Judgment wan given In s that city, ami li :iikr (lie - Mny T.nnce of Vnir Is miicmilnt,' f In•en motoring tliat aftiriioun ami IVlt • fuvor ol Alackey' fur 51U4.S7, nlHotthu luctil milliorUU* for-ihu uiiuu air i Kuventl wrckmit Lmiir lmitleiiliuly well. costs ami: intcreHt to tlie uniutml ni! ' I'ui't .lorvM or- i Thc lulll'Ill),' am nf Samuel "" id hiivt? linen a ntrlklii«- ^ Smith at Iliiineshurj; and ' "^*.Ci TMr.^nd Mrsrs. James "A: Jackson, ac- $12.12. Klinwinnn sold Alaultey a liorw j ifiiiilKUton lw** I: Improvement-hi. tl:lio .tip- lendeil lo .be alrl«iit.! ywuvmul that ihu rttoiit wUloapivnil | Swaiiswond of .MMMIuvlIk- S^.Hutoka-Arm- which pearancv. „ .While ho in .still very, Îttckoyt/. Th« helOrne provet'idl to bo itusatisfactoratiûiiar y , it'lticlMin and i i the kinil *mnu "(h' e miuiiiluit' i ro.id' manetir,r, Walnu, t An-1 and mablfi to walk without iliillutilty,' ;tot y Satm-iliid y evynluKi - JtJtotU;rai'h M w ic pwk me mI(ltlle>pact11oE.laBt nnd Mackuy nut>d to recover the amount j1 month* a«o only . . 1 if. JtotliM'nra \v II- j in- in Hftlil to ho 'ohcvrful and :ii>pim>iitiy I ,0,'lott days' .visit to, that place 1IL> Dtild for tho animal wh ch hu after-: it.s mt'tiiln-rshlp. Tlu« klnn uxi'lmlei , INK'.IJ. wri'Llivd Ittu iiunu of" Mi' a orju- iiuttcr.ln hcalili tlian for. *«>nii? time. I b'points.-•/••. . {V . ,•-. - , ward sold fur $100. ; Jewn, Catholics i.nii citizens uf ft>r*-l«n 1 piuitu u<;tv IiiJumI, Mr. WllHiui has ln-en oontlnuuusly In ' • Tlie Willi'vor family ant iiua.u cniii|»- .MethoUlaMhUlt t picnicpini, which i* J>iKtrlct IJtputy ArchlUild U .K"»l»j birth, nml IIIUMUM wily Huwi- nt llu- white WiiHhlnfjtoii ,ttlnv.Q lie rottuiied ill in > py ! Int; in HiHi- JimtKUlmv nlons the JX'lu- event,-.wan holhldd on WWeiinesi - HrMl,.|Ml";:-, liUll, Shit Mhi«t? lie Hlepnt'd ' liiHtalltd the I'ullinvnitf «[ IM- , nice. UiviT at .Uunllfkl. Wc'spGcializc on r'|l lll' £rK on. tho I'ectuijst, vldere Loil«e K. u£ 1'.. on Tiu-.-Alay I rnmi* the cur. in which ln> had mum! i Hurry O. liaii* ix tin- lutt'st to Install Jl CVCHIIIK: . C. C, A\'m. C. Unim; V. .C. I 1 the country In lwliiiK nf the Leiimio of .,, , Nor,,,:. „ l^ter; .IV „.., !,,.,„•„ i , BEATYESTOWN n Kl' III Ills > Chiiirh -Nations !ia>: he been on a railroad train. Re-Treadinff i»en:..>VaahinB!toiv,l;iiif4liH-.attempt M. of \V., Jli.rry lirewer; Asst. M. tU' j ' ' ; o. anything they, leave nothing un- \\'.,-iiarry U. L'utrull; Ji.-nt A., i'aui •• Mi>. Aii.en \t VIMI.III K , . i ! Mi*. KHUM'I. llaltluiu of XcWiii» Hug hiniit on lEass. oiioihinlie a:succeas~of 'tholruniler- Snydur: 1. Cnura.Ci-.arle-s atopp; O. C, | brother, U*>v'iw ""«-\\ In N*w-l vMtitit»»t A. I!. Oraifj'M. * | Sonic NV\v Jersey jtn^lerB have lieeri 3500-5000 Otto Zctuif'.' trustoey. It y«aw, Alston | aik. ' Miss MIL,- rciiKlfil has"K< nun-1 settlorr Into (lllllyirUk'lU/rltle.Ht l(1y overlookoverloo - j KSi ' I MMrs. Sudte Allii-rt iillil 'hildieii nf Ml. ' luiry. Conn., lu mak•lake lu-herr hnmhom Mi*, and '•rhiMre n have returned from a motoi pliite suitably''tinsrnvitl.. ThB-pri'Sfiitn- troiluecil H.'vcral years ngo l»y the Service -tlon wnu raauij by brother CU'i>r(,'o llay- ( Mi'M. ClaK'iiL'u .Joiu-.i at Hit- hmn<- "i' nip lo I'.r.illfdrtl, Ta.. wbero they vicil- Stato KlHh ami (Innie Commission and I Cradle Koll il.iy .-v.-rrls.^ wt'iv held now whU'ly OlHiribuu-il, in nn easily j fWtt'd,-an •honored fdsl Chancellor or 1 4 I>)Jt .it l'*ive .(.riiiuit church on July 1'Ui with laimve'iv' ' . "'* ' "/" " "'.".. ' "i ".li-rumeAlb.-rt ufJIardwluU .luwnslilt i,.L ..... i!.1. .... 1 jt. . . I . . 1 "'flome emUeiii^lH''tho-*W(iikmanshfii of | Itev. and Mi-M. Win. Iltird and little'liax l»-.-n eiiKaKeilnslotik-om m:iu nt ] lent ft.oil as* well Vis nn" sport ' ' to the Kev and brother Fisher of th:it.!«]«(•. whi: f« n [laut-'httT who. have li">'ii .si.etidi'"r rwo • the uvv.', tower recently yret-ted on lbe| HI-CJIUKC tin* ealii'o "basn.* when thev *Ak11|i>fVTn*vlinnIn, -Brothii- Jonos and pothers made amiropriali* 'reiuarku and aftor a moat delightful social liour. WASHINGTON, •with ieo cream andj citfarw on the Hide. >the visitors started' home. . •*• Our'Methodist month am tuikiiiK Over. Campbell's Garage. - Horiotisly of making nn-ded repairs to their church edlllc.!, which for :i considerable thiiu lias het-r. iiPKlt'Ctt'ii. The official boar;! >MH appnintcil n committee Of wwn-llw men and iwn latfks— to find out by careful [KTÔHSII <>vnminu- tlon what HhouUl l>e doim to put the, ptnperty In Mrst-dasH condition and P- port their Undine lu a eonîeâtinii.'il tradlo roll. Help Pay ydur Taxes! meetinjf to be held in the near future. , , Mrs. I.liL*r of Newark Is spendiiiK a Joseph l-'temlnj,' is spundins si>me Mi.^.s Uiiila Mutlock IH VIKUII (>r Mr. Property Owner—when you paint your house, accept " There is ni> reason why the church 1" : ft-w .lays t her home here. "Ii Loi.Itrd Like a lt:ilf fcrt«TiI in line with Mr. and Mrn. John Janii-s. luother and othvr relajlves at 1 our Freo Sample Offer of a gallon or two wilh an order;for should not lie sple nml «imi in all Us Jliss' rrance.s Dim well and brother w Aleta J»eats spent Saturday and l-'urope," Says Mr. C. OmisJcr. lmprovenu'iits and \vt- Ijfllt-ve tliat the Arwyl. 1'a. Sunday at ht-r home heii\ Geni'se of Oxford .spent the. weuk-eml Thu V. M. C. A. bnvM frum 1-iist. "Was sliiyinj; at :t hnivl In a small L & M SEMI-PASTE PAINT . congregation I« ready tu take hold of Mrs. Lloyd Hall has tieen entertain- with their aunt ami unc!u, Mr. andwho are camping at CVilar Lake, au« Pennsylvania town, liirly one mnrnliiK tho work when once it In aKie^d upon \nn her ni MIMH Alice Hayes, of you make your own Paint, by mixing into it 3 quart cf Unseed Oil MI-M. 12111s Acker. publishing a weekly pap.r that "Is e.ill- I went to the .stable to hire u rlt; nnd •what the imiirovemcntN shall l)e. Mr. and Mrs. Win. UuiuVfll and AVni. Wimvlrk. I was shown a pllu of dead ram killed i to .each gallon, thereby reducing cost to . - . 1 vd 'I'hv Triim^le. Tin- ciH-tor-in-Hiief Is j -Mr. ami Mrs. OrvilU 1 Airs. Mary Robe.-un ymit"""". .",».,h an—d • r,* f,,,,.l Sehivcikert yf Oxford .upem ,. Sunday. Williiim Iîratyv': business ni;iii:iu'er. I. Cos of Hack-| with HAT-SNA! tho ni«ht before - $2.50-rc.iily for use-YOU SAVE $1.00 PER GAL. _:;;*.c;:^*"o *-,-•-•• , ivitii Mr. ami -\1I*H. .Jesse Watson. liichard Hahn: KportliiK vdllor.n, Karl! " the home of I,,,,^,.,! Wive, a bauieiiei.i in JOurope." t M*rsrKlVx.i"ih Co.v. ' iveeks lit the Jlalne forests and Mr. and Mrs. Krunk O'-over art; tlie lliwly and Herbert .lahraes. Thive sizes, "He, f,'n\ Jl.LTi. Sold and j •Extcnitidyu.airorSOy.ar,- (LONGMAN* MARTINEZ Schnectady. N. Y,. have returned -Mi-s Helen lli'S]u- spent Tuesday pround parents uf a nine pound baby Hay C. Uiuuv i.in a nidi into his foot cuaifintt-fil l»y Jenkins & Mocker; Apply to ANY HARDWAnE DEALER or j Mat.,—N.w.YorkCII. Belvidere. Mrs. Smith is prustdont of | i v with AIISH Helen Hill. Floyd M;ijor. the Belvldore Uridb'u Co.. lunl is u largu.} -" erne day last w^t-k wJiik- wurkinK on rtaining some relieved Joseph Shoemaker the Vanllorit building near-Mt. Her- JaHies l-'leiniitK i* ent stockholder. Sh« In tlu'iefore much In- of 16 i-hk-kens Tinirfdny. 1 tu says they friends from New York. terested In the improvements that are j muii, that has caused him much pain i may as well come.and yet the re-st its and lnetiuv.'niyin.'e. I Mr. and Mrs. Philip Zulauf and t being nuule to the bridge under the Ithey have taken over a hundred. aupei vision of Clinrles Franxon, an old Mrs. Clark Hill is ûfiVrinj- from uj. sous of- irvliiKton itpt'tit Sittuiday and f Mr. and Mr*. Richard Bohain of New- when ! Suml;i>' witl1 Mr. and .Mrs. William and experienced l>?Ulge .builder. I 1 fractuivtl hip siiNtaiiied Thurstlay " ark were at tin home oC Mr. and Mrs.•she was 1; ' " ' It la no..uncommon tiling for |>«r- j 1 Jesse Watson Saturday. e.;ilves us # '^'w.L '-I'.In'i •iLMtw^'tli!' tiek ' Charles .Tahnaim of Newark spent sons living on the Hope road to sou one! Mt;«. !•;. .Jenkins has rotiirnpd to her wlivre tlu-j were n-ilturini Thursday at the lionie of Mr. and Mis. or more dctr In their ilelds or rumlnsj j homo in Newark after spending three. The Ki'iieral Mow vC- It-•. -'It- .-- Ji-bii OimtnlnK. down off thu hills. Nobody disturbs J wovks with her,friend, MM. Jo»w AViu- Miss Hazel Stani; spi-nt from jîtur- tm.ni. •'.•:-' • ' ""• -: ' . " | Vail iviw•t)lirKlari»Hi wtnir- Tfm»'durlnir Thumtay niu'lit. Th» cuntent.s of the day until Suiidav wnii her sister nt The Boy Scouts of liutler, N". J., are; cash reylMU-r, about Sl.Sd, some cigar- Andover. camplny along the Del:iwure river,! ' . -_*-«« : ._ ettes, cigars nnd a tVw otlu-r small Tho Aiisses l',.-ul:ih and Itobena til)O\e town. They all i>ay .frequent \ |;u |{|ux n\lul Active ;ti tides wer" taken. Hut ranee was Leli^h ;:rf.- spo'idln'ir a few d.iy.s >v,lh Kioehler Special Price visits to nclvltlerc and are always I n iipen an 9»olnvi title Jaralysia a tw (l;..v» .-.so ..ml i.. In l,ul '»« ""] »»' «""/•»"" " ...•»• .Mml.lau*. ; National Hank, lias eu spei In ll.e hmf fv.- w.fkit the ':v-tuninl DcdKoom .00 . . , int. is.Ltn itijunv.s auw nn iniifo iii'ii'te u-atl.in m' ton days with relatives h ahape. i Capitol has'.lôr 'ixeited by reeui;' ?t it CMti have i:ueh a en-i-mony, and. Klmlr.i. X. V,. ami .Wwarlc. f 1 Edward, a man employed by JUHKO j , rumors 'iat Wouvt,tli'u\v Wlls.i»n had * 'l Is claimed that nearly that iittml'i-r tn.rf i *Shipmaii, was prostrated, with paralysis i Mr. and Mrs. John Wildrlelc and two j suddt'r.y. These CMUSW! much :tr,i-,ii i; been seeurrd. If an open air meeting ' one day Jaat week and Is.helplets at bis \ •hildivn of UVt'hawk'cn are spendini; '., tion In 'newspaper nlllre.s until .''J'lii'r is held it will be ntunulod by tbeinem- home on Itace street. i , i eoitple of \\v.'];s at H. C. Wildricks*. falsity could iie OSUIMIKIRHI. not au'eaf.v Looking for a real value? l M wnuc those atlendim; various edu-- i i " ''' "!' »' white' iûe.-, capaps amamii HUIKKHiaask.s.. - Mis. l.iimie Albeit and two children : thlnK to do. in view of tlie secluded life Well, here it is! A fine, catlonaf InHtltutlons and taking spwlal j i\™?*UnK 1'rWtl>' evonillK Wiia *"™i.tod of Oraii^. ar« spending thl« week with which Mr. Wilson U,MK HOW the nim- COUMCS nrc County Suiit. SanforU and : ^Jut>- .... ,,.,., , ,, : I^T .notl,..^ Mrs Uobea Nivercooi. . ors started Is u inyat>ry. groat big Daveno, complete •Rnhorf T-n-Wnr tn-inritvil nf the hh'li; *' • >• ** ibsl'-r. liiiii; kl".if;li.> ot, iiii> Mr. and Mrs. Oilberi \ ai^cntt'ii ot The latest dciitli letiurt \vi< ctr with mattress, for only ! Robert laiku, puncitul vt thi. hifch; Wan f(jr ^ û, oi Svw York, haw Xeiônif spvut Sunday with Jobn latefl a fJV nlKlit*! URO. It wa school. l ;: found i §.J8.00-... •'. ..". v Aiorna Alliwrtson, Ur. Ai-; "-" ' --=^::i"S -- »ic Ilctcl Mltchcil, ::; j Erviuc. • | on iiivyMiKuliuu th.>t Mr. Wlla bcrfon, who grad1 ated at y j Can be opened up into a t oilogc, linn .taken position with th'; t Bell Telephone Co. of f Ihildlhl * full sized bed at an in- Between 3ft ruid 40 •fr.^li air Wiildivpi j ir=Jrad|=lFsJp=Jr=ir=a EASTON'S NEW ST. O K K v ..stunt's ..notice..and...a,_.b|E,: are t-iijojiny the" iiusspilaiili uC Lin.- nvw'i , people of this vicinity. They will bv • deep, comfortable bed at well cared for. and will retiK-tnbtr for • 1 that. Made in either years to come their visit to Warren ; [ mahogany finish or oak, county. .-, I Mn>. liuclla Buckman and daughter.'', which is finished in a^rich Mrs Tlieodore Allen, have pone on a ; polden- tone. Upholstered trip West. They will visit various 0 in a fine grade Spanish places and go as far as Dakota before I 1 returning, home. • . t II mole skin that will out- Fitty Boy. Scouts from Bethlehem, Pa, are camping on the Delaware river wear leather. - ' at Foul Rift. - | Bedroom Furniture -The Tall Cedars owned Belvidere last. Friday evening and after making a I 11 Beautiful Louis XVI Period line display on the streets, led by a • band thit ib couibcd most detifchtful' 1 445%- 447 NORTHAMPTON STREET music & topped it thL concrete 11 Jt.k where a \er\ tine drill u ib f-i\».n wh th was greatli enjojtd t\ th MI t tin n« I 1 that a^bembled Latoi a dince \\ is held in the,tlremuns hilt which \w* well patronized It i\i-s in t^tnini, ui j I! Whatever the .bedroom you pre it pltihuit, througliout A pu&tii in m Minsps P ill and One a have always pictured in your Macke> diu^htcrb of Mi md Mi \\ home,'here is your opportun- Arttisliunt, "\Uickt\ of II ^ti who IIL! ity to achieve it. This com- enroute to tho "iellow •itont. P »i 1 \>\ i I motor uro i^l r hi t,«oil n v, n hi plete suite jives the oppor- ^rrt\-il OL th*. \outu, lulits siCv. ml tunity"*•ofyiurnishing your hound to Ninth U iT\ol i Juh 10 i i i 1 I a short {.top the", dun on tou ud th bedroom. ij?oar piece suite lellowstonc conlldcnt ot i<- icbm-, th for only SJd;>::-.This suite is. a ; goal in SUILU Lt IS thtii puipo c 1£ ill goes well to make Cill orniu. tbtit ob finished in .valni;t. C- jecthe iiul itttr spuidint. ishoittum. Will stirt on ho hotntw irtl tilp 3 Velour Suite ' A Dtpub Robcbtr y thw well 1 IKWII Overstuffed Design retired faiiit-r i^ 1 ilcl up it hi honi i In MansflcW >-tict.t 1.L MI! t. \Hb i I, badlj spniin d It ft ulk tK it.suit of an icciileat iv htle i nronto to hi1- iu farn near town JL win tired thu fcomc sm »H I uties wtie biokui but tin perhaps U n t tht tisr He is \u M 5 Ailf.r all. :ni(i yon may .say wintt you jeirs of aj,c mil tliinl s nothing ol ViUf, i 1K.T(? Jy tiothinjr lik'j an nvursiiifftKl assisting In pnminn me! s| mni, biv 1 fine applu oichirds iie ILPOI ts hia 1 I! .... aiiilO-.i'tn'.. lliii.livini; I'ootii. Atiil- jinrLf«- : trees well fditd nitn ippiL-i md *.\|LLL ' "ul;ii l.v sticli"ri HiiHt;^;<(.r]:i:j ono. wiijii- to ha\e i biu ciop I ;ifully trriii-i'ful in ilc:-i;;ji nml •iptuvi- Jubtire cf tlu PPH Clml».s r !;!"i't^l in a rich ^nulr: veloi'.i1. eiisi:^ "• B ikerj has just f,i\cii bu ilcci mi in Article In the .Store Rdduced 1 iiiid \n\fka liiii'<- l('r;.'i: '.oil spr!ci;j &- r"*he suit biouv,!it 1>\ L-\i 1 \11 I - ..•;iiriiiirîn;ixiiutini i:'j:nfoi t, Tiuv !.*;'•' î^Vîor Of wus Of \ lntt, tuwnslilp n . John Kunbin in on ituuiint of sninfyft:i will love and wo want i I '0 to J Guaranteed Brass Bed Tha Bo inl of idunLtm of rni I ]ln rowiiHhip will uiuu st it d i Ladies' and Misses Ladies' and Children's B up to ^Î^la^ oviniiih IiiK _1 U I Ladies' and Misses' to transpjrt si huol pu])l)s lor ' school term bcMniiink, taeptunbi i , B Massive b.rass bed with 2 inch 3J- o\or tin fftlhwinb nut s i I liouto one ironi C ( od spunks t( "u Jsew ^ iUato êliool U pupili IIK i<_ or continuous posts and heavy fillers, lO-iS I 35 to 40 per cent ~ Uuiitt f ur from «•' * K 1 nr-nn 10 to 20 per cent i! tlu ADKftr I arm noir Ttbiom^l nr\ I Reductions y' 30 ppr cent reductions is only W tt"c \sburj beiieul 0 pit] lls mo Reductions : • - ••-•&?• - ••"•••• : Route fi\ from Piition s Cmiui lo } il the Asbur.\ School House 0 pupils | more or ki \\ nuud, ii te u In r l r tlu prinnt y I Evt'> euhele m oui b£ngam tasement goes into the great Rummage | department ^chool. tin. »ur\ r u ^j Sale Ladies' Night Gowns, Petticoats .Corsets, Bloomers, Aprons, n ,7-13-2t A I con K Dibt Cleil' Pfnvelope Chemibe, Silk Petticoats, Voile Waists, Camisoles, Boys' "

NOTICK OF SK'l'l mil M Wash Suits and Pants Gnl's Di esses, Infants' Di esses, Sacques, L'. NotiCL ib icitbj hLvtn-tlun: ihf ic i Final Sale of Refrigerators at eou-i"^ "uiTîin'tiller—P o-li ( Sweateis', Cayjes and Coats all reduced We must clean house of ! .Bryan, Executor of June HrMin tti, 1 /2 pTice on entire line "Your Credit CLiibOd will be uuliutl im btiitd In I ^ " «"«- - - - t all meicnandise and stait with a'new Fall stock. ' ,.:... .:,./u.^.,..^;.;.i. -tc a „ SAVES "FOOD-"•••-" rphnna Louu of die foutilv * "\\ u ...... IS KJ S•M ' n > rid i\ Hi t I iv of •-(. S,WKS aiONBY lemHr nt\t it m i luloik \ M No Reductions will be offeied'on P N Piactice Fiorit"Corsets'or. ! \n the term of An:11 for settknu'.-it and 'i'lil.^ls a" wonflor refri{;orntoi;': 1 allowance hvemte Hosieiy as pnces are ffixed by the manufacturer's. Please pi ri-oin'-iiib sLfiii(l|)oinl. of food ami ii;b Just Say-^- Jilted Jul\ ( JJ ** Bavoil. It is dosigne.d for utmost.ef- JOSEPH GO BRYAN, i jion t miss Walhimei's first mmmage Sale. fiiiidncy nml: tho. circulation, is pa?-- - .4 t/ feet throughout tho entire, box. Iii Trr'forlT.—is .-.white, "enainolod, cnsily.. Proc 0" Phillip^bjrk -New TarHC . iilXilinc^. All hardwilro is nlckla' _ pliitOil( I'.isulntlon l£ £rouuu.:c3rli— V Mio brtt known. \OIK L or SCTJI Lin M •^Notice Is lierobj (riven tlmt the ic counts of llm snbseriltei I thel I Cur w ti1! (formtrh \ inatâ) ndmtnistru = Jtylx of Arlo T A anattn deemscd ml' iQe- audited and sti el j the bu ro SB-te ihtl i eported to lie Orphan*; O6uit of the Countv of \\ m n on Frkln tlio first diu ^f s ptombe-r aqdxt nt 010 o clocl \ M In tin- •tSyrm oi April for settlement and tl Cor. 3rd and&ehigh "St reet s tiAiande ¥,; Moated Jnl r VJ22 fc\ ETHEL I- CURTrS Branch at 338 40 So. Main St., PhiUipsburg, % 3. *(>, (Tormerlj 1 anutta) S Mi S Phillib 1 Adminlstrit i\ NORTHAMPTON" STREET !" OPPOSITE END BiW.TIiOiXKV. LlS'fc ' >' "iS, Phllltpsbuii, N J S ti SMITH Proctor '•i<; I ^ PhilMpsbUrfc N J | ]^^?tm*3îSpyi!~»piyi,

~~SECTION THREES .. .. ; >/ ;,f THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N. J., THTIHSDAY, JULY 20, 1922~~

hawk flew furiously Into IIIH fiico, mvir- fulling Iwlmv 7(1 per wnt, Wccil Hlllir In CIIWH. Pellet fnrm, nt iS1^ )y knocking him down. Tlio hawk hail . Harry Polntsett uf Columbus lias a TOWNSBURY On dny. hHt week the LWiIgh & tli« effecti* of cauf \mm lucki-d tin wilh tin- chickens (ill prize hnn in his llnck only Ii« IIWH not and weorR fn\ir,t''.: nlKht hut <1M tint <1 lulu Hi HUTU. After know which mm It K Oiut day las'. .Mr. nn. jU Hew awny, ,Tc>.st:y Division to Hpray have died in Iliu Pi, Kil r that weighed 3r.O poundui m Jessie Tlchcnor in spending a| y Jtnymoml IOIIK the rJcht of \ '1'IIUHSDAY. Army imnliict'ra rcKorvcdiledNlmi on iCIiliT KiiKlruvr Jnrnv* W. (Mi-llcitdl M, .Miir- 'ow in IL pitstui v i Jt '. vacation in South Oninw*. j In 1 tile (leiidly npniy hlcw ovm- Although struck liy an iHito'mobllo ;,,lt. imyfrlH It. Hhem-nl mid Arthur .1. Simpson Mountain, lllcunii»l>urB, I'l lint-; """ and into pasture lots witli Ht.-ir and Thrlci,- id HiicIiuiiHiick Wvcr. Director Hay- 1 frrnn 'I'rjiltlu Clui; c aniiount't'd. liour in1 (t a terrifinc Unlit Lh l.r going at high, spued, Jumes Quick, 71 H e1 1 day last week at the < to cuttW. Ono < he! "World. $2.7 ho wiu Ilku j11""'1 tmlil new Oiitml ! Til 'ir action lUtribtiteil to siami taki-iwnn Tins be _.., Then William Tempi" ! l' ' , of EHL...... ,,_.._.,. N. Y. — - 1 he former's KmmlpiireiitH, Air. Jtmti hla namo.by seizing the bunipur am,.n,ti I'd I* I rt Newark's use by biff'liners. ... In favor of (Vnlrai Hallroad I ViH<"l fh" I" '"'. Temple, with IL. FranciH Kluxen, 3d acquittrd (if the m-roNM Nf-wark.May. , J re card for the law, reported thu fact •Mrtl- II. TIch<-Ti .. pulling hlirnelf out of tlio way onto Miss Ala tide .Sharp has returned ' tho car. Hcwan carried conaiderabin charge of murder of Juiiuttt* I-JIWIUIIUO Jda M. Kcty, proprietor, of:art | |iC. hud killed tbo bear to tho county of Madison. shop In iiuonto , reuoi'teii itii.isln gani witnli'ii, because It was the closed homo after visiting ML-IHIS In Wanli- dlstanco before the machlno ,.wau IllKtOII. stopped. , Hc.wn« unhurt. From thy timt! «ho begiin sclmol, at ilenry l<'ord'ti bid for Musele .SboalH season of boars. As thei-j were "ex- projects rejected by Ki-iuite conimittce. liiiinpatlvo clrcunmtancu.s," iho warden Uttle*MiM -neuter Tichenyr, II.HIKII- Bcforo adjourning at Atlantic City, thy iige of HIX yearn, until the day of her graduation lust spring from Mil- Under a rule adopted by the Public absolved Temple. ter of Mr. anrl ,Mrn. (i, A. Tich'-inir. tho Benevolent anil Protective Order of 1 SATISFAGfE Icmvlllu Normal Sebonl Mui-y R- Fd- Utility Coininiiinion today, all oporaturs Six persons wtiru killed when a Maine - entertained a few playmntiH on Thurs- Elks elected Atlanta, On., as tho 191!3 f ul day ut a birthday party •vlebratinw Ii convention city. iw of Lewlsberry wan nnver absent. » ^ " busm-s subject l<. tin; jurlsdlc- Central train struck an automobile at in Oil £'"* Her unusual record shows shu never [tIotl "' tlll! board rniiHt com t afl fulll TOKHhtK ri.-ai- J'.urnham Junction.} third year. Temptitif: rcfieKlunenls nf A largo lumber yunl nnii sixleej) is noi JUS, was tindy nor ever excused from any , "top I)ffun:t: tsfriff the tracks of any >ic.,t ttwlay. A baby In Its mother's_nrms j ten croain,^ c'tke, and jiuncli were served MilI'Mm;* xverc- Imrnnt InWoat Ho-. Jj;i:*L-",,r...iiiv.."tl.i>'n wink in iii'i1 Meimol . ::.IIt««i.l. i"«iit.~ iu L'i>in|>iy wilii Lit*: • ose.'lpull • II Hill Jill i:ii, wiiiiu liû ul • iUv •• "i •*"•" *.tjiiîiui» -,,,-.- boken. -•; •j.-.r-- - -• ....-• career, she W.IM at her de.sk 2,70'i days > order will \m Dii.sidt'Mil by th«j buntd | seven occupants of tin; car wt>n> killed. Ptcnic.i and party outing arc now In II .satisfact, ;- .Mayor Hylan aaked W. R. Hcurat In itnd Hpeiu lti.^00 hours at ht-r studies in 1 ««IIlck'iit to warrant thu with- \I JnntantlyJnntantly.. AA. sixt hh died in u IioHpHal.j full sway ut Williitm'a Island I'arl: and "run ror Governor and »:ive lh« Slate." th ll , nil enjoy themHelvcM. botli youiiK and ^ lie approt y the Kch'iolronm' " ~ j drawal «if It: ipi.i l nf tln> p«rmlt ob- I The ,\»,v\ include Road Commissio 01 Henry Konl opt-neil a brunch factory A lire, enuring urulmbly $10,000 tallied froi the respect ivi munl- Kdart Varney, his wife and aeven-ycar- :>ld. A bus lint- from PhlitlpHburK to I isfaction ' " in Mexico, us part of a plan to nave. pt-rate auto busses, old .son, all of BurnlistDi; MIs.s Ilitickley, j the Park in now in operation. The st:lio-1 that country by imluntrial penetration. worth of damat-e, imciirred at U'unborl- clpalltk*s to tlie best •• vjlle, when the Uimhertvlllt' Jioims Keven^ me were; arrested and boozo amibnnl teacher, of KwimpMCoU.Ma^., | •lliU-.saiu pnnU'd tiiid inwted in thu j .Tersi'.v City (inOiniiileH wore r*>. the ra^rk; Btniincd from Interfcrltif; with the Niier. was entirely tk'Slroyed' iVy Yhu I *>»••» fwK'nil probibitio'i .forcemeut I Star D- building of the vehicular tunnel. tlameH. j agents ami KtaU; iictilcu Pjinii ami Ilnnir I-'arls. Lawlessness ami laziness, were two COLUMBIA gives the - KiiKnissmnnt cif President IliiidiiiK I toiirinK cars and mi aiitolruck while on | la.. potato Krcmvr tht- cardinal sins of the day, Assistant Sec- with the troubled industrial state of ; "H' While llorw J>IK", nn:ir Atlantic any oil si* tary of the Navy, Hoosevclt told the days will he caivful iml to thu natiiiii. particularly the. mil ami I C">'. îrly thi* iiK.rulnK. llio IHMSM was Mr. and Mrs. Stewart ami tlaiiKh'.er, far ahead or Uu- picker the fumnj Elks nt Atlantic City in calling for jus- L UiL ft m (•"ill strikes, caused a postpfitieiiicut to- i •"' t» ' >' '" I'hilndeljthiit to At- MIKH Alice, of Ulclmiarid Hill. U I.,(lOHiiri- lo tin- lint :-tun for two or tcrisa heat lice In'the IJorrin strike'massacre. day of the oXeciltive'H conrr-ienrt; with 1 liiatic Cily, accnrdiim' to I'mhibitinn came here last week juwl tho room they have: rented for tin; iiourtt In Uii.' inliiillu ot the diiy i neath the - | It was announced that MorKi'iittiau Senator I^HIKC "f MjissiiclmscttH Seii- l-:nforcenn>ni Agent Ciirslakc. In CIKII'KC ly to iilt In juni-pi-icklm;. ^p.- waa plitnnlnff a $On,OOn,0OO corporation of the KcizMif*, summer. ipiiklm;. ^pHally | file Itepubllc leader, on till! Se nrit* If tin- not.'itr.fM nr.r not ffulll y aiaimc i 'si!. No to reorsii"l!«J Au.strltin industry and legislative Kltuatioii. The Alassarlms- Wm. Kitchen's fnrni horse fell dead wave that country fnini bankruptcy. A great i!<<:il or Mm rot In early *M ljCKtos rinfj.-?. Operates like.a gas range. One gallon ) i-llH Senator npenl a half hour with the SUNDAV. last wfek when workirw on tlio farm. mi'dta 1H iljn'ctly dm.' tu -Hiiii-ju-J A caah dividend of in per cent, on its President but on leaving the W ite Not lontf since the animal slipped on burn 19 hours. Kce them (iemonstrated at sole agents. A dispatch Trom Kans City, Ad J Botliorerl with lii'tscitill ]Jotter capitalization of $7,000,000, payable July Uouan said ho bad found Mr. llarding the concrete street In Portland and H: If l 20 to Htockhholders of record July 15, says a whiit: Mnubrel i.i lty. I four feet went from under It. Mis* Hi;o If tlicrc rn :my riR lirct-d- K'i occupied with the industrial situa- I I rainl)arri;l«l , tilhs, tin was announced by thu Fprd Motor tion that it was ngrfed that discussion weekk. In SluinuuSh u CCntinty. ;L ii'iiin Olive was thrown from its back and , lior!;c- Company of Canada. , whit.' ^ll Kn Into IIIH hole In quite btiilly Injured. Him \\s\n recovered triiiiKlls or .slat,-nant ]H»>\H In Hi. U.uk of legislative matters nilRliL liett-r wait yunl. Tlio froqtifiit rnins of tin- paat , Eugene v. Dehbs left for Chicago, to until a later time. big mile tree. Tim next day lie took except that one eye is fitill .somewhat Wilson Stove & Mfgj enter a sanitarium for tt reHt cure. 711a some incredulous neighbors, determined yet affected. few moutlm h:ivi; turned ni.iny a littlr- KasL J'lroudsburg bud a fl!OO.ono fn>:- to ciiptiin* the little miimal, It. was iiooli Into a mowiiilto inctiliator. (U-t 211 Koriliampton St. /...-.J health':v.*aJJ. rcportc! «n™! but hl:(a(, e<|uipmeiil spent from Tuesday until Thursday rid of inoH<|iiit(K.'M. visitors at his home ut Toms Haute, and stock, was entirely destroyed. The foni this UJI.H iMv.miiitJnlH.il. And, surr> with her mother, Mrs. .T. C. Davi.son , Ind. enoiinh, thu smiiiiel was all white with and her brother Frank and family. It iwr.'l too -sfinn to think about col- lire wiw discovered by Thomas I/ir- Ifi-Uiif,' u fmv nt Hit- Iliu'Ht «|»oiini-ns Two workmen were killed and nearly rlson, watchman on opening the floor of pink eyex. It, imw lives in a eagu In Irvln WerkhelKer. tho well-ktui Mlicll Tree. of your fruitK, venutalilt-.n or otlu-r a 3core injured when tint roof and pan tho drying room. Tin- only cau.se for and retired merchant;, of T'ortland, crops to HIIOW at tln> county fair thl.s of a! wall of an cloven-story building Hie conllim-riitldn f wiid to he ... A bin vdn of L'IMII IfWH than two f« .suffered a .slight, stroke of paralysis last 1 H fall. collapsed in Philadelphia. r " ; below the surface wan struck by C"n- Friday. heated motor. The factory wn Anothci' rainy ilny Jol.—loolc over Hie HOY. M. J. Prllcbanl, a Methodist merly thr> plant of thy Km feet, ami much nr ! T. D. Jamus Saturday afternuoi ont and In n-iMilr. at his own request a. member of the tin: biiildliiK two Hlorles. Tlie * hl . James baptised their two uhildrei AViilcli reminds u» that tho 1H>ML Unit? K'llrmoittit police force. lie serves its Inns was in th» valuahle macbl ::ull«nL burning r rested seven viola torn of thu tralllc inun me new house;., init tlic-contracior | f,( vÛi,,^ rr|W,d» here liiMt week, alcohol, tlu- SL':I«(III. A (vw noti'tt In a IUMIIOI-- laws. TwT o children <»r former .ludw mid sntiiiot ilo .so, as ho does not own the i ur,in(ii,.- -' . ,,-lcr -lecmnii'inied hln inhienil rliflilH. Thr, Hi,'! c.rn.borates Jj[.. " \ •lL(-omI|'inlul "l" aniiuin lif)[ik avt down at tho time will Forty cuts and dogs wore round doad Mrs. Albert If. Holland, stayint,' with nn help you ii'tnemlii'i- the new parts you In Glouce.HteV and wero-liellevetl to hav« their Kiaudparents at'Morrislown whlli should orilur next wlnti-r. died from poisoned meat scat It red their tmientM were :it Atlantic City nt- ' il'Klll] about tho upper part (if tim city. There tending th<> ccinvi>[ition,, fnund n I hud 'been many complaints iihout the b f strychnine tablets and nt luittiff for themselves under tin- United pair." ' > Star and Thrice-u-Week New- York- yelps and yowllnga. of them. Albert II., .Ir., V& year old. Mr-,.-;Carson LnP.:ir was quite 111 World, $2.75, 1 Kv;inHelical Chureli in New Freedmn. Portland, Pa., one of the wettest WJIM found dead by bis grandmothe Votk L'oiinty, Pa. Tln-v carried on Uielr tho past week. Her mother 31 rs. Ki- places In the United States, is also a und Ills brother. Kdw; il 2 years old. deiireilJitions, killing' chickens and dlw innn Kiti'bcn cared for her. coatly place, in which to get drunk. was takei 1 In a critical turhliiK llie church meelliiK until they .r. Clin" IJavison has returned from Four wen- lined $7 cadi and tin* llfth condition. beeiime a nuisance. Councilman \V\ N. :t Maryland camp n:nl ,lolin C l\itcli- HERE IT IS—AT THE $8. It was thought Hie last was Five barns loaded with (,-faIn am Torliett thniiKht they h:id c-ontinii-t! en, Jr., from tin; Metlilehc Now at drunker than tho other four. other crops and a tenant hmise woi'i iftiiR enough, so In; watched for them, school. RIGHT PRICE Announcement was ini'de that the Nlruck by iishtninf,' diirintr the stnr,,,n. and after they liart-k'ot a Hluirt lilstauc- Air. and Mrs. John Jones and two all Dealers a ti'ii-mile iin-a arounil Wil^litllMLI H Odd Fellows of Sussex Cnuiity lind com- f children, of l!iim,'or, visited her par- pleted plans for a bin [lieiiic July '2'J at I*.ch l.uII.Iii.K was ti;.Hlrm";iJ 7«V"'«'»'«'>'• h}»«HUI^^ ents. Mr. uml Airs, .luilsoii WIUIberry CuIvor's Lake. 1 w Hundrfy. Imagine a man being The .nt«. loss is from W.mI,. ,„ t«M^J^ ^^™ i^î {!!r! ^ J.'i.y. Sway/U"- .'lilt! thrne frlt"iitl» i •y altract Insects, hfi;i In ed here .Matunlay and visited fornla mnilo a mw r rd In public [ derial; tin- (lepiirtnient of I* hi: content with an ordinary speaking by Hie flrilvo f dd inalnder of Die .snmnitT : be mother, Mrs. M. A. Swayzo. lilitteil lo enjoy n. Imlf Jiiijiday e:n;h ); or i ,. Mrs. Kalllc Kr-im-r has pome Kuv.t .'-' 3,000 ft-ct bflii-util the . It is tl Stiturday providing the. wurk asslKiied • l« llshery milhoritl , I In spend the summer with her sister, shave novmdays— ' rth. Th dd g plauL this hush ; m-tiiiK'K to liiem lias lieen contiiMeri by norm on ! I Mrs. .lehIf! Simp bottoin of the faniotta C'iirKon Hill gold that day, uixlot sbu ilbush. (IIMIIK hoiit lt'euius. Iliglit iniiio- neiir'Ahgol's Catiip." Iti« iiuilk'nct- lii'fil in Sim: !' Mr S IItt. litn.'illit i viaU.. when the "Brownie," a genuine liy 'first AssistiinL Postmaster'Hei il > IKIIIIKN «f ««eil we.'..- K S.'iturdny. was com|)O3ud of ;!0(l miners. Burtlott. The order will lie enforc. mtihoitliiK «talu fores bv I'-orester II 20 Ampere Hour $11.50 i, i.j.p, , 'M,iiiwi1 P:'r»on:.i;oparsouagn... .. Mrs.Mrs.... TT... ^111111. 5 Ampere Hour 28.00 Boston, U. S. A. rived while Hit! plane, MOO feet above SATITKDAY. the Mediterranean,1 was nt.-OiiiiK mother Mrs. ,Tn«jph Lace, wife of a strlkliiK ... James, of Dovei-, and M Extra' Heavy Date. No blades lik to .the hospital. Tills is t-xecptinna] coal miner; was .shot, ami killed while dopni ...... I tiereased operathiK aiidi Mr;). lOdwanl Soli.fcgwidden. of RECHARGING, REPAIRING the qenuine now. I-'iter it may he common. Fu- Itii'klni? Ijerrie.s on n fai-ni near Revere. | e.-ipricity Is made •cessary by orders Wbarton. were also vL-sitor.s at Urn par ture generations may Jive in llyiiiR l'-ayutle county, 1'a.. uccordint? tn word ; from railroads fi new locomotives to soiiavu SatuiMay anil Sunday Gillette Blade l and new batteries lo (it ;ill houses. Impossible? Tho air plain 1 hew |».y Sherif----f- -I . -I . Shaw. lianilln-.-... Hi_e voln of freight that is The ollleials nf tlie Columhla-IIalns- s p p burK.'-'hitiw have granteil Rev. T. D. today, compared with future Hyiny g ma- Deputies who went to Urn scene re- ' expected tn start moving with ;i s«-t.- makes of cars. All Batteries ported tlmt Mm. I-ace and thu wives of j tlement of the coal ami rail strikes. James a four weeks' vacation. lie and ll \ crudde a« |n-imiti%iiti - man''s Mrs. James will start on thei and repair work guaranteed. Jlrat dog canoe coniparud with three other strikers were ordered to I The strike of tho railroad shopmen also leave the farm liy a tmn iirrnert wltli i ii; brought fomc .repair wor!:.1 The tion Thursday. Tie will leave uceati liner's ot* modern times. lH dress with the local merchants. The Equipped i'or Car Washing Paris Anarchist tired throe shots a rifle. They refused, the women .said I latest order was received by Haldwins prefect of police, mistaking him foriIl»H the man llred, tho bullet striking ] when tlic Ueadinc: Company sinned :L pulpit will bo. supplied during his all Pre.slilent Millerand. Shots missed. ! M™- La««? i'l the limirt and rmwlritf { coatract for twenty-live Alallet type Brooklyn Rapid Transit announced \ through her Iioart. The num. tiiey said : locomotives. I-Iacb engine will Rev. and Airs. T. D. .Tames attended R. C. STOCKTON It would comply v.ltli Transit Com- j then turned and walked away without | about $K7.r>»fl. n; ixirnaleiy $1,000,- the funeral of Joseph Hoam aL 1 'ort mlxslon's order for increased service. ! looking at his victim. i 00(1 for the entire contract. Alurray Monday afternoon. Mr. Hcam ISatlery Service Station was an nllicial member of the Port Senator attacked Chemical The new .special delivery stamps. | Kdith Stout, I-l ywirs old. of Pitts- Tel. 2tli-5 showing a. mosseiiKcr boy on a. motor- j field. III., has broken -H) acres ol" ground. Murray church when Mr. James was WASHINGTON, N. J. Foundation, do Pouts and Textile Alli- tho pastor there. ance, in connection with alleged dye eyele ilelivering a lottei ilonin] ' Lining it walking plow and a team of conspiracy: dye makers told President l were placed on sal . the mules. She worked the ground, Frank Brands of Blairstown motor- Harding their ImliiHtry will he mined Philadelphia agency of tin itollico It for corn, and is now working ed hero Sunday and his mother, Mrs, if German patents are returned to tho department and Postmaster Oi iml it for the fourth time. Kditli's iield i.s Carrie Brands accompanied him home. original owners. Work made- the first purcliii.se. Ho one of tlie best-looking in i'iko Coun- Frank Van Kirk was quite sick Increased ferry charges betw^cr^-rio- Hive tlie .stamp to President liar j ty. tbe jiast week. bokeii and New York declared ui,r^- -vHh a dyt.-pi'nnf prepared from .Inlin T,. Molir. maangei' of R. C. Mc- somible find excesnivc by In^rsUito nmster proof of the .stamp. Some. people are old-fashioned Commerce Commission cxamlner'.\\ Ilvctor Lefever, a poiiltrynian enough to believe that epportunit- South Vineland, astounded when hutches of chicks, eaeli i-timiinc fur Into still knocks in prefpi-encH to fumbling on opcntiif? hl.s lienbouse door a blp hen j the thousands, and nnt one of them for the electric push button. •r»»\v.v OF I'liii ;1'* 1 XUTICK or ix Public nolico is hereby given t iifM'Bons wliojiu liindH may bo aff thereby, ol r lho dniaj h. lliilc therein, that t :uii-iiecll Sti-eot.Stieot.1' CO set the high value mark "An Ordinance to iirovhlo for r the const ruction of ILulilowalk k, ombi for 30 x 3V2 tires when i .ind gutter on Wilbur Avenue." originated the $10.90 price "An Ordinance to piovlda for the construction of a slilewulk, etirliing last Till and gutter on Colun-lms Avenue." IN FULL SWING OJJR QKSAT And that it is" tbo bUeiitlon of said Do.-ird of Commissioners to consider USCO tc the .siilit ordinances on;, first reading mark with a new ind gi aud.tlio making.of. said improvements USCO improved in mm Town Hall, PliilHpsbun;, N*. .1., at 2L0". • P. M., on WLMlnesday, .Inly' 20, litl'L1 For instance, a thick at •wliie.b tiincTimd iilimo all iier.snns surer hold on tiic road—thic wlinso lands may bo, affectuil by suuh REBUILDING SALE linprovmiicnt or wlm tuny be interested adding strength ind htc to wilt, tie given an opportunity to ' Rather tlmn risk the depreciation—even i-uination' ot mcrclumdise, inevitable in heiird. And the price is S10 9Q Property benelHcd will 1)0 assessed the dust and chaos of re-building—we offer you: according- to law. tax absorbed by the iiun Hy order oC tlio Hoard of Conunis- slotiors. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF - ^ Men have nlwayt. 1 HVAN T. JAMES, USCO for the big? Dlroctor of Streets and Piiblli; , iin- ~--"-inibVoi»oiitaJ-""~-"""1 "---"•"•" 1"!'"--:1' " ':-"" WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR money's -ivorik on tUc I Attest: " • r ••'••irARVKV Ci. WlSJIlSIt, They always get Town Clerk.'. • MILLINERY AND FURNISHING fire money's ivorth they expect. TOWX OK. IMIII.V.Il'.SIHilU;, A'. .». MEN'S AND BOYS'FURNISHINGS .,,//'. ÎMIOI'OSAI.S, Sealod propoa the easterly sid with reinforced concrete or niivlnp. GENERAL DRY GpODS hhiok will bo received at, tho Town Hll b tl nd r Cisioner!missioner*! %. All are quoted at prices tlmt will clear tlio floor and give tho builders the neces- , Now Jnr- .July. hfl!' sary room for,the ''handling oC building materials. _ _ .'„_•. ; The;work consiatM of approxliiuitely 20K0' sq:"yds: ot )iavlnK."'"" Tim tpiant Ity shown abovo Is c KldoroU approximate und the Town i>ONT MIND THE DUST and NOISE prtssly rosev th rlffht to Inurfl or diminish Urn •7 ir-- -A-certified check dniwii to Uio order of Jnincs l*.~-']joinor«on, Treasurer, in You'll be more than rcniiid for tliose^slJKjit inconveniences.:. lho;«mn ot Throo Hundred (fltOO) Dol- • larH' miiHlri ar.niHimiinv each iM-nposiil. ••„...... „ _ All such deposits excopUnj? that oC tho fiiicccssful bidder, will bo returned to :, thu-pcraon malting tliu saino, within SEE EASTON FREE iPRESS-FOR "'•--- Jtates Tires tun'days after thu contract lias been awarded. Plans., profiles, specifications, blank Rubber-Company ^ forms ot proposal' may bo oh La I nod at DETAILED ADVERTISEMENT tho-onico of tho Town Clorlt upon tho payment of a, deposit of Ton ($10) Dol- > Come! Get your share of Biggest-Bargains ever ofTcrecl by this or any other lars. Said deposit to bu relurnod upon tho1 return of plans and siioclllcathms 'stol'e in this vicinity. \ . -• >fliir j?eod condition^ ,, s£ 'V.Tho Bonnl of aonimiKslonor.s oC tho ,. //% Tt.jvn of. Piilllipsliurg, Noo w .Torscyy,, ro- W \ «erveH tho righiffhtt lIo. rc.iee• t" any par•"t •of - Owing lo (he h\\z; incroaso in our volume of business cIuTing the past ynavs,..wcJ|Vi'ust ciilavgc y. p posal, or any or all proposals, 1 1 By rder of tho Bimrd of Cnmtnis- our store. The' vclmildiiUV oponitioiis inducic: An entirely new J'ront^w.i|h^Sli"icct of (Vifiplay fiioner 'of tho Town of Phllllpsburi-, space divided into ten I'/^jndows, and aîlew 'second floor wliicli will b&llovotcd to Ladies' and Now J i'Hoy. '', l Where You , EVAN T. J AMISS, Children's Ready-to-wcar and Millinery^ - ^ f/^ . ""-" Dlretit f Streets andi Public im- •-. A Ladies' Kest.-llooin will also ho installed for the. arr.nmnioflation nf-oiir patrons. . Can Biiy M W. EONG, -,,..,;,: provementsnts.. • |r • '•• '••' - '7f --- " - "'" i^-' '• Attestttest;...: . • '.•.. • •. •• •• ':... HA.RVF3Y Q. WISMEIW. U.S.Tires: V/ashington Garage , Washington, N. J. Town Clerk. \\ July. li,n Z322. • ., | ' ' THE.WsHTOGTON STAB, WAS*^^

for. that offcnso ever Imposi.il In Morris wy. fnrnvrly ot Uils plan; will prwivli Mta 'Murjory Hall was n 8»l «11 in I'd work, thin dlKKltiR pout holes, hut MMITON,^ Star ontl Thrlcc-a-Wook World, 43.76. county. In 111.- II. li vlmn-li Similar i-vvnlns. | Mr. mid Jlrn. S. A. bmllll on limn- it )my« $i.riO a day, which IH ]n*ctty "Willis Uann, commonly known HH A dwelling house octuiplcil by AVUHM July L'Jnl. iliiy. fait- ttyp for ii school'boy. • "Speaker" llnnn wnx recently retired Slgh'1% on tho routl from C!U on tin1 *lrj*t flnori ... • ,.i,l Mr*. Slepht'i, t ApKar. of Mountain*** not liorny-humli'd you jirobably won't heart* a very Rood reuonl uu hrakeman ilay list .wf<'l(. In which ho ha» ncvur experienced a '^.TStitaJc Xor,aiten uayB'V" ,". .vin mvrt Lilt ..vryllilim U|i»lalr» wu Mr* William l-lil WIT .iin-l .Mtoj vllt.- ..no ." 1 ('owoll, of Ntnv York, briar huHhcH wltliuut much Imnn hut ..JnuKVtficarby'point". . '.. eomlnB t«l» way SlBlnp. IIn ™,vh,B hl;< fiiriilmr... Cl.irl.-.. l-l,lll,o the caac with our MIII. Knun l>avl.-< nml rf\ Twn iinyri lust wtik a -trove of twon- Washington I>oy« who undertook the nrretjted a fuMKiuH' Hundiiy Jilf-cliL for ,feaW;JlWWmtaro» ftxri In Strpud»l)UrK. uu Kunner SurroKatc* <-lill liehiK drunk and' dlao.nleily on tin- SSSooifcaigTOtuli.tllmoi «n-• BlalrnU'Wii ii Si-nuil.m nnd MIKM Ktla Siutt'ii of; ly i-alllr which W«H liittttuiinr; on theheavy Job. Th'fy'were' n»t lit*niy-h;i mi- HtrcetH. ...lit1 wn« tuki'iu heforu Hqulru Mlii.-i'Li -N. V.. ...v•'i.i.tWiiK a i:l:iy With j farm i>M'. H. t'n).M witrt cut frit* rebelled. l'liiiilKlil i b-i.tly dama^i-d. AppralKers was eallvil Kolhritom are now- active for the All liavo quit tho job und nro tinder Mr- I nines Ai'Kar "f .MoiiiilahivUli'; In and aw.mleO Mr. (Jml-ousky |2rt.00 Spruce linn hiirviHl I'limi- ami (he * " '" ilam;inc. other., parties were damaged UK* cart* tif a doutur. lOach bun a ln-ati- MiiHionolcoiiK A'aiiey harvest home.. ,.„,,. , < t.» :t sii);ill anidimt by ]i;ivlng Tvtr.-iM liftil VUA.^ t.r Ivy polsonhifr. They, aro Duti't iuu and hltlc ulit'ii you we therm A in'tu-r watt-r supply l« li;id ii"\v on ' l.n.k.n and eroiw. tnunplcd on; The-; marked to such a degrco that lliofr oonUiiK but Mtmiii your Kroiind ;nnl KIVC l':irsiiti:iKt' UcfKlitf*. lbe IV.SIHI nf a m-w . ,-attK1 bck'UKvid to, a Mr. Snydor, •«( \wal ylrlM cii.it lumlly rocoKliIzo them. im.tJut Ijord bath prospered you.

slderftblc ilmu Iui8-Hiion Water ('<». . Ant-x-1 be lmporvo.1. MI-H. C. M. Kirby ban u lil.niry of ;6fflcial boar;! lias *: r^-urrvoirs lit-"' " j Mr. and Mr**. I-'t-ank Hoffiman, wt ; hooks .which who will ylailly loan to If we may judge, from the\ 1co of seven—live .. l.o used boih f.»r. do- s GLEN GARDNER wore r<>f'ntly marrii'd, :iri> inaKiiiK : auyinit-,' Uu; only 1'tuidltloti IK'IIIK they to find out by careturponvs. I.ci'iiiu»u al>o j their burnt1 for ilu- prt-soni wilh -Mr. - aii- kept clean ami returned when tlon what shmild Inw clrM-iri<- tii;h;». j wonderful, slyles and straws, Mi: i»f IInlTniait'ii mi.ther. Airs. Alice Hi<• fid 1UI11 Mrs. Koss .-\ppaf ninl daughter <>! ^^- improvcrnuntf fnntfc and several childivn. j Chk'HK". Ill- ait- visiiiur.- Mrs. Aiwir's • llouiv Ilaiidci! Snn» uf Toil, when he can get one. at • a congrcBatlon- Is rl'lierfon, a buwlm^-; man j Mr and MM. i.,.Jouii of Hiph I>ri«lpt parent*. Mr. mul Mrs, .lauoli Ort. at] u pay:* to bo industrious even If It ^ho work wliOn o. yenM olil, tl'fl tlu-rv : rrcmily vfsiu-.l tla-ir ,da. Khtcr ami Crestmorr. j hints. Several youths who art* now on 25% saving. What tho improv.utu iniltKesihm en July! ""'i-m-lnw. .Mr. nnd -Mis. IVriek Mc- r Mr. nml Mrs, William Vnnlfii »f I.nrtfi vacation from their sehool duties have " Mrs. Mary ItolVtluvo chlUtn'n. l Island ami Mr. and Mi«.rkltiK for llw lVunsyivunhi Kluctrlc ivoeka In the .M which lm-**'U'Vfit't^'tl l*>tn i A.sl.iiry Park. hem.- here. ; 0".. whic.x !s n»» wlmfldi l-'runl; He. c.i of Clinton was an DVIT- Hue Schnectady, X. t will adv-.Tlisu thm n- j ^ of Mr. ami Mrv, Wai tut* Mr**, l-'rank Xoitu'elt-ItiRor. Miss "" i and Hampton. It Is pelvklere. Mrs-ic 500 Ktiiilo siKii:* alunn t ainui.i. KIK. caret Ni'invcisiimer and AHsrf the Belvklere 1J- fur SO IWIIOM nruutwl. 1" ; l;'s;-"- Mr : M •>. \V. W. Swaj-ze and chil- Ilann .spent Friday at Looitla. stockholder. SI UIi :i»a Uilng •' «»•"•» ^''- , * " ' * I to tlicir home in Wil- terested In the':o that "no stone will IK* »n.n rviuim . aftor a few days* stay helng made to"," j "; "F ',;,, / W00DGLEN Suits u •upcrvittion: of Utility Commission has j •« »•»•'. "" . There was ;i larpi1 rutPiHl.'iiiec at the , v(i:fv,, viinniunliy >i,i'liil "t Hi,, li,,m,, uf K. IJ. too, will be sold at a reduc- •30ns Hvintf on ,t view of tht; fact tlr'Mlr-' Jlis' s Anna UerRgtresMcr rcturncl to j DfU'ltl Siitunluy ovfiilnit. A numl).; FLY NITS tion of' 20%. Wise buyers AND will, riot out off, buying a suit-but will come, in.; now.

P HOODS (. dft, ° ' , ,. „ ,- .„! relative ami frlomlH M IIi.rai.ton ovur ! rr.il «.* iw. On hU rrtl.ni l.u! iilvil*!• r •'•vs ""ntl"'« 1''""""•' '','"•" i s.-ilunlay anil Sunilny. ] l.ruuulit with 1I!H .Mm. Kr.il Cmvi'll, »„,' "° ?l '"""'.'..J1:.':1: ','.':• !.,'.?.)' Mr. nml Mrs. lûvivnce Dran. ami two | and his. family wlm liav.- Loon. on _ n The horse's raiment in the ---. -, ! -e. for a two-woi'k.*' stay. chlliln of Newark are at the Dean | vifit lo parents' aiui frienils ill tho J "Good Old Summer Time" All Shirts and Neckwear Reduced Edward, a nmv ,lb(,ut s5 b,,y!i iU tlila lioi pstp.ntl. Snlpman..,was/ ,lrc tlUiirtcroil in ton tents. Lenn Va'nN'atta. who Is employetl .it On Sunday Thomas Maiden visited I1 Fly Nets Martin's Creek visited liis family over Pornhrook. taking back to Newark All si.lk shirts can bo bought.at & savins&of 20%, Sunday. .Miss l-:tiu-l Cain. .%!,.- luis lieen on a $1.75 up and .$1.50 and $2.00,Arrow ryn "Among tilo «.""''27 years ul.l, illcl at | Mr. and Mrs. John lliekey anil ' two wn-ks visit to her aunt, Mrs. .1. ] Shirts will be,sold for >..., «7OC tfr, Miss Sarah Hickoy. '!1,'.: -resi.le un tlm Vlcn _ City are Mn-niliut: sn ti with Mr. .Mr. and Mrs. Win. Jlnropslcy are $1 Neckwear Mori-la All 'wltlwi iwonty-mdntli ".\II-H. \V. I-:, ymiih' 1 niei"' Mis. ! Win. Heul.ner and fi.n llYrnH. Miss 30 cents each i formerly Krnaia 1'e- nobcrt Sehciil •>:" Uu •i! were IIVIT- : l!.,se Marker! and Frcl Man)],sky. t will bo .'..,. Sunday iriii-sis (.f tin- l'orHf'.H nu-lh-r. ! A. O'Carcek ilas sold his farm and •ii lilMlW ch.ih- ilepho niileuu. a w Mrs. Uvdla JSrfwn. i will nmve in (he ae.ir futur... A ,i,w iilll' —" "' n .Inly Btirry Shoes and Oxfords 20%«ojE, ,„ •( inL nE Staulior1-1. •.li'-1'-- Mlsy llolt'ii J-M-.iko has : turn"d lu'ine ; family h:is ni"vi-d en the lieo. (':,stii.'r afer -vMtin*; IM-I* iinni, Wo ,/-?Hff-ilh*-'s«.-- llK'lll- Harkottstmvn. | Mi-, and Mr.«. AVm. Gnibf* rur" r:u!ii! Sage's leather Store t Morrow of ]lelviilerof education< . Mrs. Alicr> Lynns ami dime!*, tor-iii- i nf JI it'll Kridcro. w»[-c yin'sts of .Mr, -in .state ;ol| law and chil'lrt-n k-ft this wcclt by auto! XlrA S. A. Smith mi ftuHny. Wit 3rd and Ferry Sis., Easton coulitv • *«• Trenton, retiring fiuin HK- o spend some time in California. j M.iropsky wus also tv j,'Ue.'L at Ih STii Lucl»l» «C «'<•• 1'ordontowii ailU- Rev. John VanNattii of youth Jer- 1 Smith homo/ Mrs Theodoi. a l»wt he has held for sev- trip West. '• , .-.,,„ places and tl'c ^ccd Ice Cream " 't. s leturning. hfrw Allentowu strii-:lt nn auto; Fitly Boy: Mr.s. Helen. K. llenoit, j'wir ; Walter C/Thomas §Co Pa are cai Kl? R i"*'w ni^ht ai;o, WICCKHII; : at Foul HW M-rs. Bonott was con^WoraWy The TaJL tho children riuiim witli h''! Friday eve'tcwhat Injurwl. State police fine display tho driver, charsos ot rtck- band that »S ™™ dismissed but he was, music, sto; ipi" ilriviiiK without it ivar •fthere a ve . 3 l was Kreati:"" Slack, a veteran lemisyi- I. that asaeiR- tleiective, whose Imni*.1 was in held in t! -ville. -Hurt u few days aKo in •nell patrc-oii hospitaL from paralysis. great yle^n will bealiig incethiK of fire A posta »f Now Jersey in Somcrvillt1. to- i Maclloy, .en an efToi'i will Vie made by the Arm*jti-orir.ipanies of Somorsot and iliniter- MEN'S & BOYS' SUITS enroute T unties to atanilaruiiiu fire hose motor, be ^s. Arrhal o, tie . s prince,-, former prvsl- Yes—prices are radically reduced but that isn't the chief consid- Volume Savings Permit .sound to-£ Lel/j h vnivorsity has hot-n a(i- a^ short sa Cominissioner of I-'orvstry in eration in this sale. It's the quality and the high standard of Cloth- goal In ac^V1 school excursions pawed out j ScthJ'6"* t>hQ I:it0 WiU" lmt.tilpy ar". "*"!'I ing that make these the greatest of values. Greater Value will âêinlVitrton will rtm'oni-'to AsliUO' There are hundreds of parts in Studebaker plants, under Stude- In Mans '• l'o'f'n«» "iod at his Iif.tn<» in badly si'*0" on July U from wmcer oC the- Men's and Young Men's Boys' Suits a motor car. Many companies baker control and inspection. ."- of an 4ftC,h; Iiu lfi survivctl oy his \\lk\ farm n'J diiughters and two anus. SS.50 Suils ".'.. ?6.35 buy all, some makers build a few, Thc savings, because of tremen- borne sii'icrt a-r. Holland ami 'nis wlfo ro- Suits of the parts that go to.make up dous volume, give the buyer, perhaps:id to their home in Morristown ?10.50 Suils . ,.._ 8.35 jears ^ a. visit to Atlantic; City and wur*: $20 Suits ; $16.45 a complete motor car. Forevcry extraordinary value. assisting in time to Ifarn Lhat on*1 oi tlmif $2~> Suits .,. 19.95 • SI 2.50 Suils : 9;S5 : part they, buy,; a.partsmakcr's line app- children was dead ami anntiiei- Complete manufacture also ex- trees wel.isly ill. Tho i:hi!dri'ti )md h-vn SSO Suits 22.95 to havo ivith their Kr.inttpan.'ius and lirnl in $13.50. Suits 10.35. profit must be included in the plains the uniform high quality i Ju (ice manner ci-cuml poison tablets ^S.'iii Suits 2(i.!)ri final.price, Bakerj h! i .they hnt\ swtillmvwl us cantiy. ii that you get in a Studebaker the suit -wo-year-old i>oy ili'-O. but UVJ four. §4(1 Suits :!1.95 $15.00 Suits .•: ^h^' Studebaker builds every vital car, whether it is... a Light-Six, collcctoirj'old son, -while critically y, will ?45 Suils >35.95 $1S.OO Suits 13.85. ngainst, 1'CM*. part. Motors, bodies, axles, trans- a Special-Six or a Big-Six. , . -KoaUintf tiebhardt, .son of ex- Uor. Gcbliardt. oC Clinton, haa missions, frames, tops and,other And-uniform high quality has * ' -Hid1 ' an examination as Cfninsi>il;ir Th»" B5a,w and was sworn into oll'.i-i-- In at . parts are. designed and manu- made Studebaker cars, known lin Tnwr. factured completely from raw everywhere for thcirdcpcndablo up to. Fi o i'newly / opent-d T-ackfiwriutia JULY PRICES ON to trans beLweyu Scranron" and Hittsham' _ Imaterial- tosfmished product in performance:in owners' use, lD'°°ovt ilS ij'-'com'11^ k"«v-rn liS «n :tuiomn- Jt"0llt0| morgue. Accidents dm* to .spei'd- Jjo« Vil' nr<.' r"port.cd daily. Mrs. Gvoi'KC Ins :.:,ers of i'hiltulelphia is in a hospital Palm Beecli Suits Uoutrfti the scalp torn from her head, due MODELS AND PRICES—/, o. b. factories *uU ^VH1 collision of automobile:-! in whk'h t i* \sb. was thrown Lhroush the window of LICHT-SIX - SPECIAL-SIX . BIC-SIX 1 sed n TROPICAL WORSTEDS, MOHAIRS, GABARDINES Koutev "- - a ' • . ^.j".-Spanisli'coin tlu.LeiU.lS..3vjis_.pJ.ckcd 5-Pau,t I WAV. B.r 40 H, P. >;5-Pa*. 119' W. R, 50 H. P. 7-Pcn., 126' W. a. 60 H. P. , "\\.intt. county, in ti road whir-li is hciny rc- Chassia $675 Chassis $1200 Chassis $ISpO, . uei>artmf|t. . Touring...... 1045. Touring 1475 Touring .J.. 1785 '"-. tjchool. ^hp KuttKvillp llinul will nidke ils Roadster'(3iPasa.K' 1045 Rokdster (2-Pass.J . 1425 1 Roadster (4-Pass.) . 1475 Speedster (4-Pass.). 1985- -"- .„ o. ~:f public appearance ia s[vU.-s]mu Coupe-Roadster •• "" W. uniforms. They wnvu purchased (2-PIVM.).... 1375. Coup••'. "Gfeatiy •Reduced Prices

Corns god Galfusgs ..JPalm. Iieavhcii, l'amuna Gloth and Linens •s. 5 Broad-Street, Washington; — Bptfi Are Painful and siiils ".Why;tolerate them? ASK your , druggisl-lu-ilayfor a 15c-v»acfc--tvr : ape.of.V *.""'' '"'* ; 1.25- * GREEN LEAF and lip 228-30 228-30 Norlh- • r and iise according to the simple; ,' dir.ectipns and.in 72,houj:s you (.cant:lift tlie.most stubborn one hampion hampton -: "riglit'out; • ; v • Green Leaf is easy to use, takes Street f utflntfS.-oom^in the shoe and is; lil^ Eastoa R

•/(• i-»^"' THE WASHINGTON ST A.K,'WASHINGTON,'N. X,'jnTOBSDAY, JULY 20," 1922 " «.•*•••"" FREIGHT CAR SE . BabsorvPredicts Freight Shortage Effect on Prices TBABSON Release Saturday tics inditittc Unit the low point in husl- Wdleiley JMla, MauuvhuicU, July 15, IICHH will 1>(. miuliut tlilb Hiiiniiier. Tmu 1U22.—During the past week Kogur W. thu raihmuU ^111 be t«\cil by hauling 'Bibaon liiu been in Now Vork in consul- taw nrutvnaU in general a:ul*manufac- tation.with iinportunt railway luteronU. iur'*d puidui'tM til ml riut. 'IUU ii only nat- cate aracrioua congestion of freight tliU SUMMER LINGERIE ural IIK priLUi nil' iV.teriniiit'd, not b) fall.. Jrtmt there in.it mil tdu>itiig<< of c*mt«, IIIK by Htipply «rd demand. equipment Jn good amiiilloa. Through- r It a titv "it.ttitrtrify «»M HO citr tomU nut th» wEr tUs c']ui[):iit:::i cf tirs:t rsi! piiKRF. :s an almost infinite variety of soft Satins, roads wa» allowed to run down, Little r j»tot^.i.uj,AH> »i.».v tut tiifu u •«• Crepe de Chines and Radium Silks to choose *es dono to repair this equipment tint:! .. itiiorliigf uf noly two or tliruj curs, the this year,".During the piut few months prke ol all putuioeti in, that city gjes from. They are colored in delicate shades, or in railroads htne been endeavoring to iU up. Auuthur day. ubui there U a Hiir- five ycara rupfcir work in one. As u >'->-plus of only tô wrs, the price of all white, and trimmed with lace or of contrasting col- suit a great many freight CHIV nru potutoL's govK duun. l'rice h ;iot deter- ors. Prices are remarkably low. either In the protean cf'beiiig repaired mine! by tli(> litltil fjiifirttily of n prod- of arc waiting to be repaired. ,Iu eithir uct prdUiKud or luiisiinitd, but rathm* by Here are a few of tho items: I%HQ tlivy are out of service. It H trur tint small pereent.tRc of surplus or that mn*'V of tUeyi can will bo b.ick iu nhortugc. A freight e^ng^tion thin fnl! Envelope'Chemises'—made' service b/ winter but thov will not IK*uouhl inevitably lend to » tlmrtagn in -available by.fall. Thix nieniir. tint (IIITP (LTtuin raw iniitLTiuIs mid nuTilnuiihsr of Crepe de Chine, Satin and- 'ar« fflwer "ears mullable today'to huil in Minn! hii-iiIiiitn tin- uumiiKidii v uuirket. Thus a con- $5.50 to $13.00. ,™"hs".v.'iweu'-tflken cure of. Yet only two Ion of frL'fulit ,m!ght mean both ad: 1 *7ii6re nioiitiiB. rumain :b;fore people will 'in-,' coinuiodity and security jirir.'s. 1 Camisoles—of Crepe de b-};*,Etartiiigi tticlr, fiViiiiee1 . lires. On tin;Flirtlicnnurv, in tlu cii>;e of n" freight iiaBiiniptlon'th^ftla iiiinerH will sunn he congosHon. the railwjiy* hhoiibl tem- For Every Room In iThe House Chine, Satin and Radium Silk. •buck to/«'ork this mftiiiiH tlm.t.tlie riil- porarily, at IiiiKt, .show vvi[h-ttiui']i:ig the fart thri* thor * living room, bath room, dining room, bedroom, hall, kitchen, and also fihoultl be.'vory.'verv Ittmvv. ure hiiiiliiii- vry little, frflultt. If the the office. They are in patterns that will harmonize with the furniture, "The outlook today 'is fnr grmd ; timi! conirit when the railroad.* tfitl rarry crops,.thif full. At pr^vHiliii'/ jiri-i's th" | 100% capacity, these cuniinps should b'1 rugs, draperies and wall. Patterns are in plain colors, two-tone effects, par- f tinner* will wunt t» sell tltei". fin in ind viTy- UirL'e. Lnrae railroad earn in c quetry patterns, matting and carpet designs. move it nt mice. Tins itirans tliu't tlie slionlil tend lor higher p*icra fnr nil- Jersey Silk Petticoats nUlways will be nilled ii|>nn tn mov > n :rnl liii'ine.i.t iitTurding to the in* ain| olor Llnoleum in ; $4.50 more active this* full ilmn it Inn 1n--n at df\ li'jiirf? ,-»f tin- Iltlisiini-hitrt ilntiils nt *i«« ? Brown and Grey, at $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and (iny/tlmc thh year. I'lintliimrntJl 4ntis-1 1"'£ h'.'lfiw norum) Lie siuuo aa hist §6M0 yurd. • •• \ .. ., ' Under your dark summer dress nothing W4 •Afiefc. .Printed Linoleum, 2 yards wide, at $1.75, $1.85 and $2.00 per yard. , could be more appropriate or comfortable If: Inlaid Linoleum, from $2.75-yard to $5.75 yard. than these soft petticoats of silk Jersey. W H Y H U B BVS ~ They are well made, finished with flounce, and are in a wide fariety of colors and cdm- •'- LATE FOR SUPPRR I TS' WEAR binatiins. . Hats for little children marie of ' Dresses made of Nainsook, Lawn, Organdie, Lawn, and Pongee. Trim- BOHN REFRIGERATORS med with lace, ribbons, and rose- and Voile. Trimmed with lace em- buds. Colors aro Pink, Blue, Or- Preserve: Food in tl\z Wannest Weather chid, Maize, White and Pongeu. broidery. Also hand embroidered. Special $1.50 and $1.9S tit Special 39c to $3.98 HE Bohn Refrigerator is superior to any . o T other-refrigerator. The ice consumption is corn- 's •' paratively low, which greatly It336ns the cost of up- keep. Foods are preserved and kept fresh and crisp dur- NEW WASH SKIRTS ing the warmest summer days. They may be obtained in the smallest size to the " $2.50 to $10.00 largest size and every size r> between. Here are a fewof the p. • lodeh: <' : /si itJZH _ You will surely want one(:of these new wash skirts for summer wear. S a n ! tor Refrigerator, • It can be packed without injury, will be ready to serve on many occasions genuine porcelain linir.g. 31 and '10 inches high. Ice Vll I QOT TC at the seashore or country; when soiled tubbing will make it as good as new . boms are'reade in the straight-line model; "others are gathered all capacity 75 lbs. DISCUSSING all $55.00. BONE 5. WITH around, novelty pockets and belts; button trimmed; I ; ; Sanitor Refrigerator, 35 • Gabardines, Satinettes ahd Linens. .. and 47 inches hish. Ice capacity 100 lbs. $68.50. Sanitor Refrigerator, 36 inches wide, 2V/2 inches Smart Porch and deep and 50 inches high. Ice capacity 125 lbs. Street Frocks $76.50. Icyco Refrigerator, 35H and 48 inches high. rce ca- /:•*• $3.95 pacity 125 lbs. $56.75. T:-it DOCTOR WON'T STRETCH THE Regular $5.95 Values TRUTH VERYraUCH' TPHESE dresses are in light -1 and dark voiles; others are of checked ginghams. Models For Picnics and Outings are in long" waisted'and waist effects. Some are trimmed with ERE are some very useful articles for those who Couch Hammocks paribls at sides, with organdie H 'eiijoy out-door lunches while picnicing, motoring, c611ar;and-cuffs. etc., and at very low prices. Saniforks and Sanispoons are sanitary, economi- An Important Showing and Sale of Silk 'T'HEY are so comfortable, and cal;:and'conveiiient. Use them and throw them away. iv: '• Hosieryfpr1 Women especially so in warm weather. They come in sealed packages. Just'the thing on a "lazy" after- > CRETONNES "' 20 Forks; to a;pawkage, at;2Je pkg. These are days that call noon. And the styles are so numer- 25Spoons to a'package, at 55c pkg. for Silk Hosiery and frequent pus..thM.pne is.Jitia loss to decide .'• For Summer Draperies .a Lily Drinking'Cups for office, outhigs, picnics, and J changes demand, an ample :T _ supply to be lcepT.6ff hindr "whicfi one will fee"just'right. " Ma- yHEIR bright, cheerful colors auômobiling. ;iJ:,i-;-.:: •;' ' ' : Here you will • find splendid i ife and~ -•»; bring sunshine'into the darkest \ Package of, 5 cups, at 5c pkg. : x ^values. ; • •'• •'' ^ -' prices'are very moderate. rooms' and corners, and give just' '.' Package of 50 cups, at 40c pkg. that touch of distinction and charm Ice Cream Plates, at dc per dozen. ' At $1.00 an unquestioned Couch Hammock for small child- that is. needed in every home. value. Had we offered ithese ren in Grey with floral decorations. at .$1.25 they would have They may be" used for window soTd just as readily.il. In ' Complete wi%_top arid stand, hangings, porch or couch covers, for White, Boneee, Black and ! coverings on summer furniture, VUDOR PORtH SHADES Cordovan. \ $17.50. ' v "• '' : luncheon sets, bedroom sets, fancy Mgs;aprpn^sfld:ânyQihe vrOUR porch can be made into a cool, comfortable : — X-"living rubmby"iianghig these Vudor Shades clihiixg.backând padded back.-"r- They'~ara cool," s'erviceable7~arid • ; splendid lislo topsp Colors^-. : f; Niido,: Polo; Nickle, -;black, . 'Goinplet6 ,^witli ^st_and, $25,25f quite inexpensive. • around your porch. ": White and Cordovan. ; -! y : ;: , 28c to $1.50 yard They keep oiit the-glar- '-. without efarid,*$i&50. • ';.. ing sun and at the same At $1.50. '•: Silk sport-;hos2f *xrGrey; Couch K^mmocIc^vvitlv--flQ>y-- time admit plenty of combinationa, colors—Si,lyei\\ r ered.stripe through center of bact fresh air, •fthdiPawh, Silver and SuedeA\ :; : : 1 --Silver and Black-and -White1 and seat.-'. > jj' *" - '.'' ^ ''"" '" KGMS and Misses They , are practical, 1 silk hose with coloredU'and, : and will last for many black' clocks, offering splen- •'•"Wfth' stand, Wftflp; withoutstan^, >i $1.50 tep£0 •! seasons. Colors are : l : f& il-1 ••„ 'did'.values. * •• - -•, jLj^ ^$32.50. •:".• '"' '•" " - . The middy has beeemFan almost fast. : Ladle's-Out Size Silk Ildse' with -fine ribbqd tops in Couch Hammocks in lihaki cole?, . indispensable article of .dress, for , Vudor Shades are in • Black only, atJX.00.and$l\29ja\pair: =: . • • :; : plain Green or Brown, • With stand, $S2.0Q; without stand, the,.jittle .gii'l or^ miss;'- It can be . '.White Silk'Hoso'out'BIZQ at$1.60. ' . ' " ' '' vyprn; for pport, for 'street wear and or Green and Brown 25M : •••' !|;;'1 \\\" ;: -î,-.qttled effect. , ,£x/ro,F^v:6rdtf0.!9f^ôW«i'tf>'-niado of a-brilliant -in .theiheuse, Easily laundered and o -lustrous silk, of desirable grades, with the assurance that Couch Hammoclfwlth plain back. always looks like new. '• '" They may be had in ^values taktisecdnd place tonone.Price:range^2;25yj}2:5f; Models:, made of white galatea any width from fimr to,,- With stand, $28.50j without stand, .Models made of White Galatea ten feet.' . . , J>2i.oo. '••'•'• : '•:/''"'. •' •,;•";..".-.. witli. sailor; collar of White, Copen $3.90 tb

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~~V-V ••' THE WASHINGTON STAR, WASHINGTON, N.Jv'THUnSDAY, JULY 20, 1922 "~~ .SECTION THREE~~

when he nml his family came Eiut, Hyy,, Sir. nml Mrs. J. II. Onnlncr ulfcl IÎWIH WIIIIITH ami Mr«. Tillh> ifoKnrt. Rev. und Mm. llliKT and family will nun JJa yy nmll -Mis-M i* U Siaplt-SipllH UU«ff i Mr. and MI-H. Frank Sell ami NOD uf j move to Ualtlmoris Mil., where Mr. StuSaturdad y tttui-nlitl K II'm' - a 10-ila0l y tuti K Arlington were Suiuiny K*it'»ts of Mr. Illncr xvllt touch. irln thiotmlt IViiu.-yr-anla, Ohio, visit- nml Jli'H. Win. S-'ll. * • HAMPTON At the regular monthly council mect- IIIK" .Me •.iuidiiw'x «t*[em, -Mm. lUmItyron iitigart of WUI(».(t-ltaric wan IllK n ifMohltinti wax IU!('I|IIIHI to tfivy lint Siuwwiuii at Ml.llamJ, .Mii-h.. ami Mlo* at III** iiaiviititl li(inn> over tin- \V4-i'k- I-'irai National Hank tif illk-h llrlilw Mary CarUticr al lhn n vi«-!>tit hi) ott MI.<-li »tt t, lvick ! Sir. ami .Mr*. Claivmv Hawk uittl i>f Li'uloii Hall. Ttn-y.. an< aim. |n-,-1 ilauKliter. MISH KIlRibuth H:iwk. ..r 1 paring for a carniva 1 l to hv lirld uu | Featuring Summer Dress Materials -:-,own will ".U. l.s*«d m «t»ui iwo , ^S^ Am ^ ^w ^rutti Whuihin well' Mimlay mir.-tx iji" 5Sc. t.4l.mi'. 13.i.v. .m.l .t]ii>"'S.»iiiW.i.V- DifVltais.: mm .MM. .Mathlas eii;imU-il;iin. MIMH Mrs. iivtirl llcvvlk* of Xi-w Vork I* I.lllnn Chtiuilx'ilaiu ifttinit'tl Suml;iy sin'iidlriK u ffw days with her motlK-r, Mi.t. Martra'X-l llurloy. A Village With It$ Own m Mayor and MIM. \\\ II. Untlcr i>nu*r- taimd <>ti Sunday Mr. und MIH.•Rlclianl y.itiiuU'rs .aid Mr. iind Mrs. .IO.M[.1I Language •, l*y\tnn <-f JvrKt-y City. j p* •' UtnU'Uu-.i \tuUtt uf illL' J;ii-k. win. haw Ixvii visilhic'i'it tl'u-f hit: Jum- U, li'L'i'. whuh with her sister, Mrx. CVni ifctlilwln, :il hum.' of Mr. and Mrs. Many Ji-iimhiit*. Notwlth.tt.iiullnj>.' thi- IncJrmt-.it lluwM: rHcfulVw! that iht UiroliKl \Va.«!iingu>:!. li-fi Minnlay for :i trip tliroiiKh the of H00 piôple Hint has u lansuiigc weather 01 last ihui>.i;t> afu-u.uvii riu-r Into a \-w Knirlitml Stal.-s, I nil its tnvit, altliuuts'li tbo luliabl* about fifty wvi-o In atu-nJaiKV at J*'«'j iuunVon^KfocVric'iJo* a*'p.-r"coiitiact! I'hutvli lu-Id a birth-lay'HK-LII <*n tlu" Mrs. .1. I*, llalyliurton ivturm-it TIK>S- j tains ut-u of thu Bame race ns birthday social, hi th- .. l»re*bytortan { ,„ hamIl4 of tit.. Ut-viiuli *-hi k.' I am | lawn ui Mrs. Cmw IJuR.m'M hmn.' ilay lo her In.nu'lti ISiirwick. 1M-. itfu-r j the ifst of th« iwptihitlon of tho cnup«i. im- |iruKr.»u *"»'t*,7"' "•;*"- cunvlnetVi that thl* rvxotuiUm vloiat.s u »*»nn*tiay aiu-rm.Mii. region, it ts u lH-cullur result »t daiiKhU'r-ln-law. IbinntKli CU-ik an!l I lin solo. "OK! l«:u«k J.* hy JIIM : lv[h llK. ^.j^ :mil u.tu.r )(f Uu. ,.,„., . TJu- \V. e*. T. 1*. m*-t :ii th- horn,- «>| Isolmlori. KIl,i lit-"!: pianrt ?o.n hy Mi-** lli'.on ( j .ilt.n,fo,v riiiUi-M that tin- III.IUIT In- M*>'- l-nl CutK-r I.i.-t Tutr-iliiy .ui.r- Mm. f-\ .1. Mnlyljiirton. Coyle; Mrs. Willi.un A».-n n-.n! a hu- \ ,,./,.,•„.,, ,,» ,Ilt. LiKMtinh' Cmmiu.-,- with f I»H.II. li.rtrani Snvvtcr returned to his •Stores, ton, have lniunmges c£ morotip , s#U'ction. Mrs. H;irry L^vi-i j msiruo[itin.s.s to |>rop,irt> .s|)t*-ilU-aiintis -Mr. an.I Sirs. Wolvirtun vi l!;i. litll:-- IKPIIK- in riiillip.sl.ini.- Sunday, afh-r Ua-lr own. lint thcae are dovel- I|IM h vMtiiiK Jit tlu- h.iim* of Mr. and .Mrs. very'swr-^lly s*rtntr "I'it-kini-my M'l." J ft>t- liulitlnt: ifn> li.truiii;h in,«l ti> aUwr-! '". " " h;nl t. .n \ i>iiin»r .Mr. "ii.t oiH-tl not by IsvlHtlmi but by ttm- Mffw dorothy l«no« pvr a nvlt:i!:on [ist. fll|. J(WH ()|| „.,,„,, .,^ r#.(l,,|rf,| |.y; Siin. A. U. !:iiul,i i;|V, ], U Sun.Ia> f.n- J. S. Alpaiij:h. cast of town. und Mr.-. U.irry S:r.-:«T ivn.hr. n a j ,, . ,,,I ,„„- i,,,,^,^ ii..r- ThlLM. -ipl.J... tnct. No uit!K-lmtit coil remain 1;uv :m MUIS hy ;i MT^. Vny Kiutw i.f I'lalntlflil Is in busiiu'Ss IIIHK without uuto pianl o solol . AfteAftrr tltluw- prutcraiprucrain r-fr<-sli [l i wi.ulil s.-.'ii" t thai !.y liantlltnl c [ MMrs . K]llfl!:••].. ll.>fl"" m h I VMIIIIK al th.- Ixiiiif <-f Mis. Mary mi-ntu wore MTV*-*!. Th.- uu.-nn.^ i« m.uur In a l.iisin>-*-s-liIi»> :nn! l.-nil i'i:aiiilii>: 1I*T eIJI. Howard llftfm .\l,.r.in. umtlrally OSIJIMISIIIHK nn indi- \I7ARM days of summer—the days of var amounted to $1J. iv w.. u-niiM !.<• 1i:i^tt-nltiC tli«- litfhl-i Aflini;t..ii. l>r, and .Mrn. T. It. Fnlp.r «lit. rliln.-d vidual iimiiiiLT of ('iprvSHins "» cation bring a great demand on one's Little* Mary Kllzabfth. itausIiitT of iriK (if mir IK nmti and «v woiiKIII.MI avoidavoid )j Mr. and .Mrs.Mrs. .Crow Ourtis of Tn-i o\. i- the \v..k—m! .Mr. ami .Mis. Cliiirk-s .store c-hnnic-UT. Mr. and Mr*. It. J. Palrympt' HI. tniilkMtli-itK whlrh wuuldi ""' hav.- L.-n n.-ru f,-u.-jits *.f .Mr. :u wardrobe. Cotton fabrics have-always an- another vU'tlm of whoopint: ruimh. liki'ly result fruni irrr^tiiar proc'-thtr Jlw, W.'ill.-r Curtis. •l..pliat In .Uwy Oti vl'.ill'wltli Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. Snillli. tlic«' who enter "Its jiorttila In n this summer.is no exception;"':In fact the Kverltl, wh'n lnul lh*on sprtl'litiB tlvn MnyorV v.-tu. Thv i-otntvil anthi'iiz-.l. fi:itunl.ty to tin- li«.n:.- <.f Calvin Ii-.-riy. .Mr. and .\lr.s. .Manin I-Irvln, Jr., and tmo index to tliu Itlfiil^ und variety of patterns, styles and/qualities is 'weeks with a:i(itlu-r HI.«I»*I*. Mr.*. (It'orye tin- ''losing uf JHch .-tr.-i-t ilmiliK t\w- whnv futH-ral wTvircs were I'dn-liu-lfd SI»I KnyiiKin'! and Miss lit-iu- l)<-nnlM tueasurv of integrity of n atuiv. KIK-y, returiml to ht-r hum*- Satiinla.,* ruining Firviiioit'.s c;iiniv;il. Tin- fl'.Tk [ hy Ut-v. A. I.in.nlii Jl.mrc. ltuil;il wan c!J I'niui. moiond in l.aki- llopatc'in^ even more varied than ever before as a night ftocomiianlfd 1*y II»T m-pln-w, wa> Iiisinti-tcil (»"> riMiiiot Ih>- Chlff uf; ma-It- In Hi.- UaptiMt r.nt.t.T.v tn-.ii- Siiiutay. W> Mi>. !li!<-r Mr.-. Frank Smith :.-: vlshin*,- !u-r sls- glance at our stocks will prove. Here are h.'iv to iv|il;tf.> th- mi.- that \vut< iv-i had tin- niisfmtinn- t» fall ami hn-aU store fully csprctiKea Uio Blacur- Mrs. Irvliu.' A|itr.ir .«j»*-nt TInn\«i-i )UT lii|i. Sh.- w.i.~ taki'n ti» ihf liosntuul Wrnoii. Mass. a few of the leading kinds: Mm. Kiuily liurlliitfmni wont to _N i ditiam-f was pas.-ai: i'iidinj;s. p-'iniiinK I'iti/.fiis to raiNi- nr J slit- was a cmisin of M.f.s. Amanda a n-i-ciit mii'«t of Mrs. Amanda I'••try. !l ored dots are very much in vogue. 39 inches wide. forr FramvF'ram . I -• •" -Mt*walks aioiii; Main Mi'i't-l ' [Vrryv Miss Anna Moran .^|>Hil Sunday at [ Sliss Helen TJgar, of Kiuton. was j to the t-.smbllslu-d (jradc. 1 .Mr. ami Sirs. Wall.r I'at-ks of Priced 69c yard. , ' •'] •' thu sliest of lUT parents. Mr, and. Sirs*, r Harry .Shuits. s ii:i< rlinii'ini.' ovm- n rail f ttini; -st 'In- 'in•••••• ..t" ,\(.- NIKI Si.rfnphl- Farm. Pkilntk'ld; wi-i'e. week-will KH'tsts of i ft'in't- til.* rail lurn.-ii, .-niKiut- tht- yoiini: ' ; ^ ••-•'• the Summer Embroidered Voiles, 38 inches wide, in light and Slra. O'Connor's jiarfiits, Mr. anJ Mrs. | man to fall to tlu- ground. A iu-ty rr~~.~ "• •' '_ dark colorings, make up very good in summer Ost-ur TampU'i-. north of town. j n.iSI or spike huried Itself inii. tin- (le.-lt ' Sirs. Amandu Transit** und daughter*. I near the hip. His mother retidei'ed Fashion decrees 12 and 1G frocks. Priced at 95c a yard. Embroidered with Sirs. F. 1*. Hlrier and Sliss Kiln. Tran*il:i>t aid tiftef whkh lie was taki-n to button length gloves for wear dots. • uo and Staster .John Illiter upent l»Ht 1 Ur*. T. R Klilper. who divss^-d the Tuesday in Kastnn. wound. with t'rocks during the summer Ratinepun—a new fabric that is very much in Thomas Sl^t-i I •idins a month Hunter Thomas CUnxn-.' i- siifffrinw demand due to its coolness and unusual weave. 36 with his. parents, Sir. and Sirs. Uvnry from mercury time. We are showing Kay- inches wide. Plain colors only. Priced 59c yard. Slater «t U'a.«hnj;ton. -Mrs. Slitter is at Mr. ami SHs. WiiltlMd fia.'.Ms wvr.- UTOMOBILES Gleii Gardner for tin? month, SUiuiay quests of Sir. ami Mrs. I'.-ter sor's long silk gloves in white Plain colors of cotton Shantung in the 86-inch Mrs. Christopher Shrope aril grand- Crejcar. south vi Imliivilale. width. Priced at 50c yard. daughter Fmini-'s Conrad ami Mr?. Mr. and Mrs, Win. Allen eiiteivtain.-.! of Standard Makes and colors at S1.25 up to Frank Shrope spent one day last week 1 Sund.iy Mr. :md Sirs. CM-.THU Osmun The sale of Scotch, English and best American- with Mrs. Roy Rounwiwl*. south of j ut KII»ilU'«\ u tralped Larson were Sir. arid Sirs. S. SI. Lar- Peerless Eight Durant Four Novelty styles in long length nurae, of I'atDrson, is t-njoyliij; .1 **'t> and I'Mw;'nl, .Mr and Mrs checks. Worth 75c yard. 32 inches wide. Special ; : VclieSiv Willys Knight —12 and 16 button—doves in at 48c yard. <; parents". Mr. and Mrs. W. W, Sup- ] "'' M'r.-:'."A".".Vii.T.-i>1.r.,"ail of' I 'i Everfast Suiting—fast color as the name im- ploe tit Imlaydal", vi-r. Overland Light Four ' a great variety of the newest Mr. and Mrs. n'llllam Soil aw t*ntvr- Thoro was an Inxtull-uii creations at $3.00, $3.60 and plies. 36 inches wide. Priced at 39c a yard. tainlng Mr. ani'.f.Mrs. 1-Mward Otivor ;it tllt' s- !l111' •'•(l f •-• last . ReoSix Reo Speed Wagon Plain colors of Ratine in the 38-inch- width und nephew Muitt-r Willie tfvll. all vi ThurnOity nidit hy Mrs, ' I-:. $4.95 a pair. Priced at $1.00 yard. • Wwlmwkw; • - - {Jlannian of Klt-mliiKton. ! charlt-a Adams has r>.'tiini'.?d to his , i -'Durant Six MacCar Trucks French-made Plaid Ratine at'$1.75 yard.;•<; < 7 • homo In Scrnntoii after spfnillnir a f-'W \v..Tt* installed; with his ilniife'htcr, Mr?,' Wrna \ J{«ani; as iineilor. Sirs. Ktl\ Sell/ " i ward Stiri's; vUv c.nii) Mrs. Martha Aptiar is c-ntL-rwInln,; N"-V!*s'' A- \-y{- Mr"- Kl uu!l K l u :n New Styles of Summer her Blawr. Miss B^lle Beers-, of Eas-1 « -'; *[**- \ ,}} [ H('rn!nkt-r: iiisido ton. [I. Miss Thulmit IVa '" Bowlby & Neulhaus Miss Helen Ktl y has uccoptcd a |io- KUiirtl. Mr-. T!i...."li.n. U;nMy: int-'t-^. sltlon as helper in a home* on Catl-j,' L. K. Ht.wlby, Harry Ni»vs :nul Mrs, ' Distributor-;—Washington, N. J. Over-blouses are Here. Hill • at Kas:on. Mlsst's M:irit< inu l.;..•.M-W UotTman. Visitors fruir. i'l-m- j 1 SALES KOO.M 16 Kast Washington Avenue Catherine Kiiey are at HLooin^biir:. A nutnU-r from'the At: O. I'. A. M,' IF you have not already seen the new Sirs. Alwilda Ewritt. of Rust Oransti N*y. i»4, :ittftii!t-L-.ock. delivers the maximum mileage that the motor can give you. ^without,shutting out the view. Venetian Ardena Skin Tonic— : They are made of wood slats, beau- "ÎC^^J P=t-fn "Standard" is unequalled for uniform, year-round satis- makes the skin firm, white and -vtifully .stained in various colors 'to faction under all conditions and in allmakes of cars. Use brilliant? '85c, $2.00,$3.7S. harmonize'with any setting, . The cost Send or phone your order. the proper gradr ofPol.'irine. It is just as satisfactory. " is very, reasonable, as their length "of Day and night service on Venetian Pore Cream—closes service extends over many years. The tr-jck tires. enlarged pores,, makes the com- VUDOR "wovenln the; shade?. Venti- plexion satiny sinooth. $1.00.', lator permits free circulation of air- even on the hottest days. One person "STANDARD" Venetian-Bfeachine' Cream—si with no other tools than a hammer r.«, u. 8. )•••>, mr. •.....•.•. can easily put up a VuHor and thfiy Bell Phone 1110. mild bleach' tq^grgiJually remove are quickly removable in the Fall for sunburn; is soothing and nourish-- winter storage. '.••;• The Balanced Gasoline! ing as well. Especially good for An estimate of the ;co!«t-'Of-cnuip'- Way Bros, STANDARD OIL COMPANY , the hands. $1.25. , ,: ping your porch' gladly furnished^c.n : request. , Call or phone. =s^ "N 29 SO. THIRD ST. * (New Jersey) .. .

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