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VOL. XXXIX. CHANBUKY, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, N. J., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1924. NO. 41.

THE CHURCHES. 185th REGULAR SCODTS SURPRISE THEIR LARSON. TO RUN AGAIN. First Presbyterian. V^ MEETING. ~ MASTER; GIVE HEM DINNER. Senator Larson's'" announcement BaMncss Hours-Open R:3O. Closo at 0:00. Kvcrr Dnr. Saturday Included. . I The grayer Service this Friday The one hundred and eighty-fifth Rev. Frederick Schweitzer, the that he expects to be a candidate to evening at 7:30 P. M. in the chapel. annual meeting of the First Presby- Scoutmaster and founder of the succeed himself this fall causes no Subject for Prayer 'and Conference: terian Church of Cranbury v will be Cranbury Group of Boy Scouts, was surprise. The senator has a liking HOENIG, SWERN & COMPANY '{Elijah, the Tishblte." h% the early part of Peerless, Rocking" chair, and B. V. D. Union Snits zer was then presented with two daughter of Benjamin Silvers and "May . Mrs" . G~ . B—. Mershon" - - , alternate^ *•-. MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION. beautiful bed spreads and a basket was 85 years of age. She had been of flowers. The gifts were accomp- a resident of this place almost her BOYCE-ITE! BOYCE-ITE! What promises to be one of the anied with poetry which expressed entire. life until the death of her R. A. DONNELLY biggest demonstrations of garden to Mrs. Schweitzer the love and husband about six years ago, at • On tie inside page of todays' machinery ever held in New Jersey esteem which the club hbve for her which time she" has since made her Press lioyce-Ite is fully explained by HABERDASHER will be staged by the extension de- and wishing her happiness in her home with her son in Trenton. the man who invented it and it be- partment of the State-Agricultural new home in. Ridley Park, Pa. She is survived by two sons, El- hooves -every _ reader to give it their State Street, East of Broad, TRENTON, IN. J. College in cooperation with the mer and Harvey and two grand- attention. Sheriff Fred Gowen, of county agricultural agents and Co- Mrs." Schweitzer expressed her ap- children. Funeral services were ^Middlesex County, president of the unty Boards of Agriculture in the preciation and thanks to the club held last Sunday afternoon at Tren- j Borough Auto and Supply Co. of various counties during the week of for the gift, the very enjoyable ton, conducted by Rev. McNab of New Brunswick, has given it a most party" and their good wishes. the Third Church and interment was: thorough trial, and if you are m April 21. Six of these demonstra- The committee in charge were: tions "have been scheduled in the in the Second Presbyterian cemetery New Brunswick, stop in and see him Mrs. C. R. Wicoff, Mrs. M. A. Rue, and he will tell you more about it. state. Manufacturers of garden Mrs. L. G. Bennett and Mrs. William Cranbury, under the direction of A. tractors and all kinds of machinery H. Gordon. S. Cole, Son & Co. Open Saturday Evenings and material of interest to vegetable o- ZEZ CONFREY ORCHESTRA AT growers have entered their products RIDER COLLEGE PROM. GRANDDAUGHTER GIVEN JACQUES V. BOWMAN in these demonstrations. of Deans, passed away very suddenly While no demonstrations will be BIRTHDAY PARTY. on Friday noon last. He was 80 The senior students of Rider Col- held in Middlesex County two in ad- For Real Value joining counties will be near enough Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Petty .enter- of that place for many years. Hei BO that all vegetable growers who tained a party of girls Saturday eve- made his home with his sister, Mrs. iRider Auditorium and have secured Men! come see care to can attend. Those men Hv- ning in honor of the twelfth birth- William McDowell of Deans. _. | Zez Confrey and his orchestra, a ing south of tne Raritan River will day of their granddaughter, Gladys, Funeral services were held from Paul Whiteman unit, for the occas- probably find it more convenient to. The dining room and table were very his late home on Tuesday afternoon ion[^. Thi£™s oijs theon"e of the greatest attend the demonstration which will prettily'decorated in yellow and at 2v o'clock conducted by Rev. E. ^»^"I-J""-J «* t and the sen- The Donnelly „ „ . ' . j,.. T-, ,_,._ -r,__,_ lors aree to bebe1; congratulatecon d on their be held on the farm of J. H.' Curtis, white. The young.folks were enter- H. two miles from Keyport on "the Key- tained with games and music. Re- church. Interment was in Dayton port-Mlddlotown Road. This dem- freshments were served and dainty Confrey and his musicians, are per- cemetery under the direction of A. est known through their many "Thirty-Fives" onstration is scheduled for JFrlday, little favors were given. A- jolly S. Cole, Son & Co. April 25 and will run from 1 to 6 | good time was enjoyed by all. Victor records. In addition to his P. M. Farmers living in the north-1 The invited guests were: Alice ability-as a pianist, Confrey is also Two Pants Suits ern part of the county will probably >Plerson, of Mooreatown; Eleanor PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR. a composer. His accurate gauge of attend the demonstration which will Thurley, of Franfiford; Marjorie popular taste has resulted in several Come expecting to see smartly-tailored, hand- be held on the farm of Henry Butt, i Laird, Marlon Scott, Virginia Pullen APRIL 19 th—Rosie Raab will sell successes, among his numbers being corner of Van Houten Avenue and Alico and Anna Scott, Emma Ben- Stock, Crops, Farm Machinery, on "stumbling" and "Kitten on the finished suits; fine all-wool fabrics, snappy- Grove Street, Richfield, Passlac nett, Rosella Perrine, Kathryn Stahl the William Jolly farm, situated Keys •• County. - Marion and Alberta Clayton, Gladys on the Dey Road. F. F. Grove auct Martin N. Wyckoff is chairman of models, and the best values ever brought out To date eight garden tractors, Stulta, Frances Stults and Gladys APRIL 12th—Jesse P~. Glllard will'the Prom committee. He is being bjr Donnellys. Introduced for the first time four sprayers, three dusters, one Petty. sell stock and farm machinery, on aided by Roba Saunders, Thelma sash company, three insecticide com- Booream avenue, Milltown. Holcombe, 'FranTc Witbeck, Jr., Elli- Friday'—the talk of the town today! panies, two planters, two irrigation CLEAN-XJP DAY, MAY 3rd. W. H. Johnson, auct. ot. Goff, Frank Sokolow, Louis Cof- companies and several other manu- -o- fey and"« Clement .McFadden. Tickets are on sale at the Music Shop, Bar- facturers of implementc s an_ d mater- The Township Committee have Expect,great things of yourself. _.__ _ lalV"oMntcrest to vegetable growers' designated Saturday, May 3rd as A hard boiled egg really has no low's, Stoll's, Applegate's and Four- have signed up. For further infor- Clean-Up Day for the town. Get thiclfer shell. att's. mation_vegetable growers are advls- your old cans and-rubbish in bask- Home for some people is where Much Interest is being 'manifested ed to get in touch with the County ets or bags so that they will be the automobile roads are smoothest, in this dance, and from present in- FRED'K W. DONNELLY & SON, Office of Farm Demonstration. ready when the collectors call. This Don't be so concerned over-what dicatlona, it will be the largest of affords ' us an excellent/opportunity people think about you; the chances the season. All former students are 14-18 South Broad Street,' TRENTON, N. 3. No cement will ever mend a brok- to get rid of things-that make our|are they seldom think about you at invited to attend. This dance will en promise. yards and gardens look disreputable, all. ' . be open to the public. THE CRANBURY PRESS.

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Butter Creamery— In the Rays of Poor Richard Higher than extras 43% Extras 43. Firsts '. 41 'A Seconds 3D HSPEDPIE Unsalted creamery— High scoro 40 Extras v, 45 By IRVING BACHELLER •Seconds 40 State dairy tubs— Copyright by IRVING BACHELLER Flrjpst : 42 Common to prime. , 38 Renovated fresh 38 Egos Fresh gathered oggs 2G "Are they the Hutchlnson, Bpgers he passed. A number of small hoys Btgc. packed, extra firsts... 25 __ and Oliver letters?" Firsts 24%© DOCTOR FRANKLIN scurried along with them, curiously Extra firsts 24^44? 2.'> "The same." staring into the face of Solomon. Firsts rv 23%(g) 21 Seconds and poorer ip 23 SYNOPSIS. — Solomon Blnkua, "I think they are known to every "Ain't this like comln' Into a, sav- Trade eggs 22 40 22%'i veteran scout and Interpreter, one in America that reads. We are age tribe that ain't seen no civilized" Dirties. No. 1 : 22 4j> 22'A ' and his young companion, Jack Indignant that these men born and Dirties, No. 2 2P/£4J> .. human bein' fer years?" Checks, fair to cliolco 21 dp 21',4 Irons, passing through Horse raised among us should have said that "Wot is It?" a voice shouted. Duck eggs, fair to fancy 50 5i> 64 Valley, New York, in Septemher, a colony ought not to enjoy all the Averages 40 if 50 17GS, to warn settlers of an In- '"K's a blarsted bush w'acker from Jersey and other nearby dian uprising, rescue from u bartd liberties of a parent state' and that North Hnmerlca, 'e Is," another an- hennery, white, extra fan- of redskins the wife and daughter we should be subjected to coercive swered. • cy candled 34 © 33 of Colonel Hare of England. Jack measures. They had expressed- no Nearby and Western hen- distinguishes himself in the fight Jack stopped a cab and they got nery eggs, extras ,31 ® 33 and later rescues Margaret Hare such opinion save In ttiese private let- into it. Evtras firsts "...•... 20 <{p 30. . from the river, JocK and Mar- ters. It looked like a base effort to "Show, us some of the great build- Firsts .-. 27 is 2* garet full in love. On reaching curry favor with the English gov- Poultry Fort Stamvlx, Colonni Hare says Ings and land us in an hour at 10 Fresh Killed ernment." Bloomsbury square, East," he said. CHICKENS—Broilers— both are too young to marry. The Jersey, per lb B0 (JJ 65 Hare family sail fof England, and "Yes, they were overworking the ' With a sense of relief they were Va. and Southern 45 &V 53 the Irons family move to Albany. curry comb," said Franklin. "I had whisked away In the stream of traffic. CHICKENS—Stags- Unrest grow* In the colonies be- been protesting against' an armed Corn fed Milk fed cause of thT oppressive measures They passed the king's palace and Western, boxes, large.. 254l27 27 4j>30 force in Boston. The government de- the great town houses of the duke of Western,'boxes, .small.. 234J"25 25 'it->> of the Bnglien government. Solo- Nearby, bbls., large.... 244*27 27 f(i!23 mon and Jack visit Boston. In clared that our own best people were Bedford and Lord Balcarras, each of Nearby, bbls.. small 234T25 25 d£2i November, 1770, Jack goes to in favor of it. I, knowing better, de- which was pointed out"by the driver. FOWLS—Dry packed, 12 to box- Philadelphia and works In Ben- nied the statement. To prove their Western Corn fed Milk fed jamin Franklin's printing plant. Suddenly every vehicle near them Under 30 lbs. to doz 234j)25 23 4JJ2G. Nearly three years later Margaret claim, a distinguished baronet put the stopped, -while their male occupants GG lbs. nnd over 274J29 2) ing in England. Bfnkun is ar- tarred by the same stick." 3 to 4 lbs '..... 1S4]!22 2U 4J>2S . rested, but Jack has the letter The king—a stout, red-nosed, blue- TURKEYS—Fresh, per lb— and proceeds to London. Jack told him of his prospects and jowled man, with big, gray, staring Barrels Boxes especially of the generosity of his Western young torns, eyes—was in a sedan chair surmount- i No. 1 314T32 31 HZZ friend Solomon Binkus and of theed by a crown. He was dressed in Young hens. No. 1 314J32 31 4i)32 CHAPTER V plight the latter was in. light cloth with silver buttons. Queen Fair to good 2630 Croatian Men In Native Costume. Poor 204i25 20 4J!2I; —7— "He must be a remarkable mnn," Charlotte, also in a chair, was dressed Eouthwn. young toins. 30{i31 30 4S3L London and the Philosopher. said Franklin. "With Preston's help in lemon colored silk ornamented with (Prepared by the Nfttton&l Geographic) So- The waists and skirts of the women Young hens 304)31 30 W.'lt ciety. Washington. D. C.) Fair to good 2'C4!'23 2G H2» The stir and prodigious reach of he will be coming on to London in a brocaded flowers. The two -were smil- :re of -white, with much rea embroid- Old toms 2TJ4I'27 25 4*27 London had appalled the young mnn. day or so. If necessary you and I will ing and bowing as they passed. In a Croatia Is about to become an active ery up and down the front, around the Old hens 304}31 30 4*31 The thought thrilled him that some- go down there. We shall not neglect moment' the procession entered a partner in the Kingdom of the Serbs, waist - and ac.-oBs the apron. Stout DUCKS—Dry packed— Croats and .Slovenes, after being a BarrelB Boxes where in the preat crowd, of which him. Have you any dinner clothes? great gate. Then there was a crack white hose with roll tops and ribbon Western 20&28 20 2S he was now a part, were the two hu- They will be important to_.you." silent partner for nearly four years. garters fill in the space between the I GEESK— Barrels Boxes of whips and the traffic resumed its The Croats were not at all pleased Western 2o££27 20 W27 man beings he had come so far to see. "I thought, sir, that I should best hurried pace. knee-length skirts and the moccasln- SQUABS— He put on his- best cluthes and with with the dominance of the Serbs in llke slippers ol soft leather. Arouud White, 12 lbs. to dozen. Uoz... -.'.@10 Oft, wait until I had arrived here." When they had been conducted to jthe new kingdom, and since the adop- Culls, per dozen 1 00® 2 00 the letter which had been carefully the> head Is worn the Slavic shawl, PIGEONS— "You thought wisely. I shall intro- the presence of Doctor Frankliu he jtion of the constitution in June, 1921, treasured—under his pillow at night duce you to a good cloth mechanic. took Solomon's hand and said: that form of self-beautlficatlon which Western, per dozen 1 00® 1 2."> and pinned to his pocket lining 96 Croatian members of the national reduces the high cheek-hones of the GUINEAS— Go to him at once and get one suit for "Mr. Binkus, I am glad to bid you parliament—nearly a quarter of • its Young, per pair 1 25© 1 73 through th- day—set out in a cab for dinner and perhaps two for the street. welcome." Slav to a pleasing oval that would Old, per pair " 75® 1 2."> the lodgings of Doctor Franklin. membership—have abstained from" honor a Madonna of Italy. Fresh Vegetables It costs money to be n gentleman He looked down at the sinewy, big- taking their Beats. Their decision to Artichokes, per package 2 75J? 5 0i> Through a maze of streets where here. It's a fine art. While you are In boned, right hand of the scout, still The women are both venders and Asparagus, per doz. bunches . 4 50W10 0» people were "thick as the brush in the Bit now, however, does not mean that Beans, per basket 1 00® 7 00 London you'll have to get the uniform holding it. they are any more pleased with the hoppers. But many a sturdy wife Is Beets, per packago 1 25';; 'i 0O forests of Tryon county" he proceeded and fall in line and go through rhe "Will you step over to the window isslsted by the presence of her pic- Brussels sprouts, per quart... 104J 2* until after a Journey of some thirty situation, but that, according to one Cabbage, per package 1 25® 5 0» evolutions or you will be a 'North a moment and give me a look at your turesque man, whose costume U Just Cauliflower, per crate 1 75 4f 2 71 minutes the cab stopped at the home of their spokesmen, they are going American savage.' You shall meet the hands?'' he asked. to use their votes to help the opposi- as colorful as her own. His rather fall Colery. per crate 3 00^ 4 »'> of the famous American on Blooms- Hares In my house as soon as your They went to the window and the white trousers are worn loose or Chicory, per package 2 50'ff 3 ot> bury square. Doctor Franklin was. In tion. They have been spurred to this Cucumbers, per package 3 00W 9 01) clothes are ready. Ask the tailor to Doctor put on his spectacles, and ex- decision by the treaty between Italy strapped In at the bottom with the Eggplants, per crate 1 50® 3 10 and would see him presently, so the Escarol. per basket 2 5O4J> 3 5» hurry up. They must be finished by amined them closely. and Yugo-Slavla turning Flume- over thongs which secure the sandals, and Garlic, per 100 pounds 10 00® 12 oi> liveried servant informed the young Wednesday noon. You had better have "I have never seen such an able to Italy and smaller near-by ports to his lienvlly embroidered shirt bangs Horseradish, per barrel G 00®17 uo down outside to a truly Slavic length. Kale, per barrel 1 00® 1«7.-V man after his card had been taken to lodgings near me. I will attend to Samsonlan fist," he went on. "I think Yugo-Slavla. Flume was originally Leoks. 100 bunches 2 00® 3 09 the doctor's office. He was shown that for you." the look of those hands would let you Croatian, and agatast the wishes of The jellow rest, with scores of bright Lettuce, per crate 1 504; '•> ='> Into a reception room and asked to into Paradise. What a record of hu- the Croats was carved out by Hungary, buttons and gay stitching, Is likely to Lima beans, per package 5041 ^ ^" The Doctor sat down and wrote on be worn unbuttoned unless big shirt Okra. per basket 1 00® 6 00 -wait, where others were waiting. An a number of cards. "These will pro- man service is writ upon then!! Hands aa a royal town. After the World Onions, Orange Co , 100 lb. bag 1 504? - °o lacks ample decoration. Mass.. yellow. 100 lb. bag... 1 504? 2 -0i> hour passed and the day was growing vide for cloth, linen, leather and hats," like that have laid the foundations of war Croatia hoped to see Its ancient West'n N. Y.. loo lb. bag... 1 50® 2 00 dusk -when all the callers save Jack America. They have been generous possession returned but D'Annunzlo Almost always one is likely to sea All sections. No. 2 and poor, had been disposed of. Then Franklin and diplomacy have thwarted these some of the gypsies of the region and, 100 lb bag 50® 71 hands. They tell me all I need to Oyster plants. 100 bunches 10 0t%12 0i» entered. Jack remembered the strong, know "of your spirit, your lungs, your hopes. spattered with fire as is the white eos- Parsley, per package 2 OO4p:3 0l> well-knit frame and kindly gray eyes tumo of the Croatian women, they Parsnips, per barrel 4 504s 1 0i> heart and your stomach." Croatia has a coast line of nearly Peas, per package 2 00® i) 00 nt the philosopher. His thick hair, "They're purty heavy—that's why I 100 miles on the bays and channels seem lacking In color when a' gypsy Peppers, per package 1 75® 5 50 hanging below his collar, was now gen'ally carry 'em in my pockets when woman strides by. Her head shawl la Radishes, per basket 50® 4 00. white. He was very grand In a suit of of the northeastern Adriatic from Romalne, per basket 2 50M 4 0i> I ain't busy," said Solomon. Flume southeastward, and extends In a blaze of Turkey red. The massive Spinach, per basket 1 25® 2 21 black Manchester velvet with white "I saw Sir Jeffrey Amherst this red flowers or other designs In her Squash, per barrel 3 004j> 6 00° uilk stockings and bright silver buckles land toward the Save and the Drave 'Turnips, rutabaga 2 00® 2 21 morning and told him you were In rivers about the same distance. The waist may or may not be carrying on Tomatoes, per package 1 25® 5 00 on his shoes. There was a gentle dig- silent war with the tone of the head- Watercress, per KJO bunches.. 3 504? 4 50 London. He Is fond of you and paid Croatians are the most western of Hothouse Products nity in his face when he took the you many compliments and made me dress, but If by any chance they har- boy's hand and said with a smile: the Southern SISVB both in location Mushrooms, white. 3 lb basket 1 40n> 1 63 promise to bring you to his home," and In culture, for they were per monize, the blight colors around the Spots and opens. 3 lb. basket S5® 1 00> bottom of the apron Burely do not. Beet tops, per package 2 30® 1 0i> "You are so big, Jack. You have "I'd like to smoke a pipe with ol' mltted to develop under their Austro- CauIlMollwer, per duzell Ceil 3 5'> built a six foot two inch man of that Jeff," Solomon answered. "They ain't Hungarlan overlordshlp while the lots The gypsy woman's main decoration, Endive, per pound y 32, besld.es the bright rings of base metals Lettuce, per strap • 1 BO® 4 li> small lad I knew In Albany, and well no nonsense 'bout him. I learnt him of their fellow Slavs were cast In Radishes, per 100 bunches ... 4 0o® i 00. finished, too—great thighs, heavy how to talk Injun an' read rapids an' a less promising environment. which emphasize the proletarian qual- Potatoes shoulders, a mustache, a noble brow, build a fire with tinder an' elbow Croats are by no means unknown to ity of her hands. Is a long necklace of New Potatoes the huge sliver cart-wheel currency Florida Spaulduig Itose— nnd shall I say the eye of Mars? It's, greuse. He knows me plenty. He America. Before the World war the No. 2. per barrel © 3 09 a wonder what time and meat and staked his life on me a dozen times emigration stream from Croatia which bear the head of Francis Joseph No. 3, per barrel nj 3 0i> and make him popular throughout the Florida Ited Bliss- bread and potatoes and air can ac- In the Injun war." flowed from Flume and Trieste* as No. 1. pur barrel 4? 10 00> complish. But perhaps industry and "How Is Major Washington?" tne the water trickles now defunct empire of the Hapsburgs. No. 3. per burrel ® 3 50 constantly as In a Beautiful Setting. Old Potatoes good reading have done some work on Doctor asked. through and under tlie limestone Long Island. 150 lb. sack 3 759 * 1» the job." "Stout as a pot o' ginger," Solomon plateau of the Knrst region, a note Behind the city there are lovely val- Bulk, per ISO lbs 4 75® 4 so feys reaching Into the hills and livened Maine, Ureen lit . 130 lb. sack 3 loy 3 21 Jack blushed and answered: "It answered. "I rassled with him one worthy physical feature of Croatia, Per 1G5 lb. sack 3 50® 3 tii would be hard to fixth e blame." evenln' down in Virginny an' I'll never Development Is Lacking. with singing brooks on their way to Bulk, per 180 lbs 3 75® 3 Ul) the Save, with peasant houses flanked Spaulding Iio!>*\ l.'iU lb. wick 2 10'ip 2 SI . Franklin put his hand on the young tackle him agin, you hear to me. His Though "Croatia and Slavonla" IR Spauldlng Rose, bulk, 180 lbs 3 2ay 3 So man's shouldcr-and said: right flipper IB as big as mine an' rich In agricultural land, has vlne- by huge haycocks hiding In the trees, State. Green Mt.. 150 lb. sack. 2 60® 2 7i when It takes holt ye'd think It were vards, pastures and forests, lack o and along the rldgeR are scattered the Bulk, per 180 lbs 3 10'tf 3 2i "She is a lovely girl, Jack. Yoir eerles of suburbanites who love the Jersey, second crip, per b.ikt. 1 00'yi 1 2i Isave excellent good taste. I congratu- goin' to sjrip the shuck off yer soul." capital has handicapped commerce Va., Red Bliss, 2d crop, bbl and Industry. Indeed Its southwest, air. ' * Sweet Potatoes late you. Her pulchritude has a "He's In every way n big man," Fair to good. No. 1. basket. 3 2D@ 4 00 background of good character and she said the Doctor. "On the whole, he's rich in forests nnd grazing land and Here, too, is one of the finest wild No. 2 and poorer, per basket 1 00& 3 00 Is alive with the spirit of the New about our biggest man. An officer who accessible to the sea, IH accounted one parks In Europe, Its vegetation un- Del. & Md.. best. No. 1, bskt.. 3 60t» 3 7i tamed and full of beauty, with benches Poor to good. No. 1, bskt 2 2J4ji 3 io World. I have given her no chance lie said. "Let the hills he sent to me. came out of the ambuscade at Fort of the lenst developed regions, eco- No. 2, per basket 1 60!u> - 0l> to forget you if that had been possible. Then you'll not be cheated. Come in Duquesne with thirty living men out nomically, In Europe. The chillln pleasantly located to look oft across Virginia, per barrel 3 U0& & 50 the city and the valley of the Save. Per basket 1 OOyi 1 7i Since I became the agent in England tomorrow at half after two." of three companies and four shot holes blasts of the bora have somethln Fruits and Berries to do with the sparfie population am But perhaps the prevailing Impres- of yourself and sundry American prov- Jack bade the Doctor good night in his coat must have an engagement APPLES—Barrels, New York— inces, I have seen her often,'but never with Destiny. Evidently his work was backwardness of this region. sion of the visitor is not concerned nrcenlng 3 75© and drove to The Spread Eagle where, with loveliness -which Nature has lav- Mclntosh 6 G5'^ G oi> . without longing for the gift of youth. before he went to bed, he wrote to not finished. You have traveled about Wine Is cheaper than water In som York Imp ". 3 OU'tf 4 50 sections. A curious by-product of th ished on the surroundings, but the King 4 5041' ti ui> How is my family?" his parents and a long letter to tlie some. What is the feeling over there CRANBERRIES- vineyards Is the "grape cure" at Zom ln which mnn has kept the place at- BOX 4 oo@ 4 so "They are well. I bring you letters." Pennsylvania Gazette, describing his toward England?" trnctlve'. The tables of the coffee "Come up to my office and we'll bor, a sanitarium where the chlei PEARS—Bbl.— voyage and his arrival subsequently 'They're like a h'llin' pot every- prescription is a stipulated ration of shopH are as spotless .is the white Kleffor 3 00® 3 71 jive an hour to the news." as the facts are here recorded. Next where. England has got to step care- skirts of the women, and as soon BB STRAWBERRIES—Boxes— When they were seated before tl.e ful now." the variety of grapes held to be bene- Fla 40® 4i morning he ordered every detail in his ficial for the ailment under treatment. the market ii over, usually at noon, Beans and Peas prate fire in the large, pleasant room "uniforms" for morning and evening "Tell Si/ Jeffrey that, if yon see the cobbles of the square are polished Beans, 100 lbs.— Choice Com. to fair nbove stairs whose windows looked Croatia's chief city, center of her Marrow, dom. ...12 504i< 12 00&12 21 wear and returning again to the irfti him, just that. Don't mince matters. politics and culture. Is Zagreb, former- till they shine. Every bench, lettuce Pea, domestic .. 5 75fy' & 25® 5 5i> out upon the square, the young man found Solomon waiting in the lobby. Jack, I'll send my man with you and leaf or plum pit Is spirited away so Red kidney 7 GU4} 7 00® 7 2i said: ly known better by Its German name, White kUiiu-y ...10 BOCa) 10 fl ' — "Here I be," said the scout and Mr. Binkus to show you the newAgratn. It sits In the lap of the Cro-that Its presence may not add a touch Black T.Csoup... ti 50® G 76 C 004$ <> ~1 "First I shall give you. Fir, a letter trapper. lodgings. We found them this morn- of variety to the great gray square In Una, Cal 12 504*12 75 atian hills and looks oft across a fer- Peas. 100 lbs.— from Major Washington. It was en- "What happened to you?" ing." tile plain. The city Is -divided Into which, but a few hours before, a thou- Scotch 4j> 7 25 trusted to a friend of mine who came "S'arched nn' shoved me into a sand gayly-dressed people surged back Ureen, Holland.. L 754!> l> 00 (it T three parts, one of which contains the Blackeye, Cal... 7 754j> 7 254j) 7 Bo on the same ship with me. He was dark hole in the wall. l e know. Jack, palace, of the banus, who nnder the and forth In-the eternal drama of bar- Splits, dom., yel. 5 754JJ G 00 G 2u4i u 30 arrested at Deal, but, fortunately, tbe with you an" me, it -nllus 'pears to "I kissed her lips and she rule of Austria-Hungary waa the local ter and sale. Hay and Straw Prime timothy hay. No'. 1, Jl.GO; No. 2, letter was in my pocket." be workin'." kissed mine, and for a few mo- administrator, and Is reached by a Out in the wide plain beyond th» Jl.354il.45-, No. 3. Jl.154fl.2G; clover, "Arrested? Why?" "What?" ments—" funicular railway or by winding cathedral there Is an amusement park mixed), nominal; rye straw, Jl.OO&l.lo; "I think, sir, the charge was that oat straw, 75c per 100 pounds. "Good luck. Cur'us thing the papers streets from the lower town. or circus ground, where the Croatian Live Stock he had helped to tar and feather a was on you 'stld of mi—ayes, sir, Up from the railway station, al- peasant follows his main delights of. CaUle.—Prime steers, [email protected]; ship- Britis'.i subject." 'twas. Did ye hand 'em over safe?" ping steers. J9.&04?!U.00; butclier grades. (TO BE CONTINUED.} most to the main square of the city, eating, drinking, singing and dancing. J8.254J!9.25- heifers, J0.OO©8.25;; cowa, J2.U0 /'Feathers and tar ,are poor argu- "Last night I put 'em in Franklin's there runs a fine, mall, In the midst But with nightfall these colorful folks 4>6.25; bulls, J3.004))5.50; feeders, JLUU^j ments," Hie Doctor remarked as hehands." G.25; milch cows and springers, J30.00'u> His. Excuse of whose lawns there are various Jine are well out on the white ronds which 110.00. broke the seal of the letter. "Hunkidory! I'm ready fer to go public buildings, and a little to thelead to their farms^the women tolling ' Calves.—Cull to choice, [email protected], It was a long letter and Franklin hum." A newsboy took a handful of pea- along under the large wHlow basket Sheep and Lambs.—Choice lambs, $16.50 nuts from a peanut stand and was ar- left, ns one looks towurd the hills be- @1G.75; cull to fair, JU.7B4j!15.50; yearlings. pnt for near half an hour thought- "Doctor Franklin wants to see you," hind the cfty, there are the benurt- with the newly-purchased geese rub- lii.G04i>15.00; sheep, JJ.004vl2.75. rested for It. < fully reading and rereading it. By and said Jack. "Put on your Sunday ful grounds and buildings of the Uni-ber-necking from: their elevated coign Hogs-.—Yorkers, J7.80(i)7. JU; pigs, J7.o» by he folded and put it into his pocket, clothes an' we'll go over to his house. "Well, what are you here for?" the of vantage, and the man, his brlniless ; mixed. $7.80©7.!JO; heavy, $7.30'a> magistrate demanded. versity of Zagreb, which Is unsur- 7.10; roughs, ?C.304J)G.75; stiigs, J4.00®D.0o. saying as he did so: "An angry man I think I can lead you there. If we passed In all Yupo-Slavln. black felt hat, compromise between Stock Markets at a Glance "I don't know, your honor," the cul- cannot even trust hlmstelf. I sent get lost we'll jump into a cab." Market Day In Zagreb. dunce-cap and derby, with Its bright Wheat, No. 2, red. c. 1. f 1.1'JU prit replied, "unless it's 'Impersonat- Corn, No. 2, yellow iM-;t some letters to America on condition When they set out. Solomon was Except on' market dny this Rreat band around it perched over one ear, Outs, No. 2, white 57 dressed in fine shoes and brown wool ing an oflicer.'" and his yellow vest, studded with Rye, No. 2, western 71;-Ti that they should he read by a commit- square Is n drab, uninteresting place. Lard, prime west 11.50 tee of good men and treated in abso- stockings and drab trousers, a butter- Enrly In the morning on the days of small brnss buttons nntll' one canStearlne, city oleo 0US lute, conilrtence and returned to me.nut jacket and blue coat, and a big, Truthful the market long lines of tables are scarcely Bee the leather, flapping Idly Tallow, spec , loose 07 '/t Uruubc yellow ui;*z (,'ertaln members of that committee black three-cornered h

New York renate votes, 33 to 11. for •*» New York cify> as Roosevelt memorial BANDITS RAID MISS MARIE STITT BRIEF CHRONICLES site. STONE, N. Y.. GETS A. TSURUPA Governor Smith says his name went Very Popular In into Wisconsin primaries without his Prominent in Russia's Washington Society BY LANDAND SEA knowledge. | Soviet Government VILLAGE BANK H •Fiery cross burned on Columbia [ DAUGHERTY POST campus, New York, to frighten Wells. I Ticks and Flashes Which Bulle- negro student. i Lock Up Girl and Clerk at Bell- Major George Haven Putnam. New 1Name of Former Dean of Colum- more. L I., Sieze $6,000 tin in Condensed Style the • .York publisher, is honored by many on j bia Law School Sent to the eightieth birthday. Cash, Then Shoot Visitor. News of the World, Federal Judge Campbell in Brook- j Senate by Coolidge. lyn orders padlocks placed on 15 j Brooklyn and Queens cifes. Abandon Buick and Escape After TIMELY HISTORY PARAGRAPHS Receiver named for Assoclateti/Pro- IS TYPICAL NEW ENGLANDER Swiff Zigzag Flight Across Long ducing and Refining CorporationTJ As- Events at Washington Which Loom sets are estimated at $3'i,000,000. Island—Patchogue Man Shot No .Friction Expected — Appointee, Large as Crucial Happenings. A group of mines in trie Missouri-. Dead as He Enters. Kansas-Oklahoma mining district has Chum of President, Gives Up Industrial Activities at been purchased by the Federal Mining $125,000 Salary — Democrats Home and Abroad. and Smelter Company, a Guggenheim Brooklyn, N. Y.—Six robbers held subsidiary, for $1,500,000; Four hun- Express No Opposition. up a woman cashier oC the First Na- dred acres of virgin land and several tional Bank at Bellmore, L. I., stole! large producing mines ate included in the transaction. ' . Washington.'— In Harlan Fiske Jfi.OOO ami shot and killed a man who Stone, of New York, retiring dean of Mocked their path -of escape. British Empire Exhibition workers strike. Columbia University. Law School, They fled in a sedan that roared named as attorney general of the up the village street as the despera- Nomination of Alfred J. Pearson as La Follette leading Coolidge two to Minister to Poland was confirmed by one in Wisconsin primary. United S'ates to succeed Harry M. dos fired shots from the car. They the Senate. Daugherty, President Coolidge is con- left seveial clues,1 including finger Ralston's chances boom as politi- Harlan Fiske Stone, New York, re- cians concede McAdoo strength will vinced he has found a $100,000 man prints. tiring dean ot Columbia University dominate Democratic convention. for a $12,000 cabinet job. His salary The man killed was Ernest Whit- Law School, was selected by Presi- ' Snow and sleet make vote light is said to be $125,000 a year. A. Tsurupa, vice president of tho man, a bond salesman, employed by council of commission of the Russian Miss Mary Stitt, daughter of Rear ; dent Coolidge as Attorney General of throughout the state of New York The President, it was said at the nutter & Co., No. 14 Wall street. Five the United States. election of delegates to the state and republic, who has come to the front Admiral and Mrs. E. It. Stitt, one of ' White House, when Mr. Stone's selec- in the management of the affairs of bullets entered his head and body. the popular members of Washington'3 Expenditure by the shipping board rational conventions. tion was announced, is also satisfied Thp six men, who received ?l,000 the soviet government since the death younger set. of 525,000,000 for installation of the Premier Mushir-Ed-Dowieh has Is- that the new ..attorney general will of Lenin. each for 'their desperate worjc, made Diesel type engine in its ships would sued a proclamation declaring that a prove to be well grounded in the law. AVihtman's young wife a widow and be authorized by a bill passed, by the republic for Persia is contrary to the thoroughly efficient as an administra- •their two children fatherless. The House and sent to the Senate. Islamic religion. It prohibits all men- tive officer, and absolutely unem- Whitmans lived at Patchogue. EKSlNDSPAPET Charge repeated of Ilamon 525,000 tion ot a republic under threat of pen- barrassed by political affiliations. UPHOLfrWAREi .The woman cashier, who trled-valn- gift to Daugherty. alties. Dean Stone is a New Englander of ly to reach a burglar alarm, with her TO BE WITNESS LATER Avers Daugherty blocked Indian medium height, heavily built, smooth fnot. is Miss Mary Umhauer. She land fraud action. • - shaven, quietly dressed. His eyes and PREVENTING CRISIS liven at-North Bellmore. President Coolidge will spend the SPORTING face have something of that immov- Five hours after the holdup, the summer in Washington. r ability and resolution conspicuous in j War Secretary Complies With car was found abandoned on Maple Sinclair pleads ,not guilty to con- Earl C. Brown, negro, is on the pictures of President Coolidge. ] Deputies Register Confidence in jivenue. near Hicksvllle, four miles . Daugherty Committee's Re- tempt 0$ the United States Senate. twirling staff of the Harvard Univer- Indaed both he and the President north of Bellmore. Blood-stains on Assurances that tax legislation will sity nine. had a common environment in their Foreign Policy, When Cabi- the rear seat indicated one of the quest for Documents. be pressed to a conclusion without un- early yea-s The President was born bandits had been cut by glass from necessary delay were given by both Douthitt. of the Cardinals, has been and reared at Plymouth, Vt.. Dean net Threatens to Quit. thp rear window as he fired at pur- Republicans and Democrats in a de- hitting so well in camp that his reten- Stone at Chesterfield. N\ II., in 1872.' Washington.—Secretary of War tion a6 an extra outfielder is quite cer- bate on the floor of tho Senate. Both were small-town boys. Both Paris.—The Chamber of Deputies M!FS TJmhouer was alone in the John W. Weeks complied with the re- The President believes that impetus tain. married girls from their own circles. up. which took place shortly after quest of the Senate Daugherty com- Del Pratt's early work at second l voted corffidence in the Government of mittee that he submit certain papers will be given all business as soon as Roth m?n went o Amherst College, Premier Poincare, 408 to 151. noon. In a rear room Rudolph Kowalt, the tax bill is passed by Congress and base has earned him the task of open- too. The rear Dean Stone graduated banking room at tho time of the hold- bearing on aircraft cases, but the per- ing the season at that station for the Nettled by the obstructive tactics of sonal appearance of the secretary for feels that should a measure modelled with his B. S., Calvin Coolidge was ji clerk, was eating his luncheon when on the Meilon plan be enacted an im- Detroit Tigers. Honey Kerr and ' still a plugging junior. Four years tho opposition, Premier Poincare had two of the bandits entered the bank. questioning was postponed until a Burke will be in reserve. ! threatened to present the resignation, later date. . >> prove would be noted within a month after that the hard working New Eng- Charles S. Vaudcrhoff, head cashier, Erection in Washington of a "monu- lanrter from Chesterfield was grad- of the entire Cabinet to President The records which Mr. Weeks for- orslxweeksor six weeks, with money and Misi Hthel Kevins, stenographer piled up in the bank3 diverted to cre- ment to symbolize tho national game uated from Columbia law school and Millerand unless tho Chamber ot were out for luncheon. warded to Chairman Brookhart were of baseball" would be authorized by H thoso taken from Thomas F. Lane, ative enetrprise. was admitted to the Xew York bar. Deputies' discussion of foreign policy The bandits made no effort to find joint resolution reported in the Sen- He started praciticlng lav.- and lec- was completed and a vote obtained. tin- bank vault. In it was 530,000 la formerly adviser to- the chief of the ate. It was sponsored by Senator Air Senflce, when Lane was dropped turing at, Columbia in 1S99. When M. Oubols insisted that the turn ncy and securities. NATION'S BUSINESS Pepper. Republican. Pennsylvania. i Once IIB was making his own way from the service. The committee had Government again state its position on TLf-y also overlooked $4,000 in cur- sought to get the papers from Captain Walter Hagen wins North and and the future smiled upon him, he i rency on a tray in the cashier's cage South open championship at Pine- did not waste any time getting mar- the Ruhr uuestion. Premier Poincare W. P. Volandt, who took them from Secretary Mellon opposes higher in- declared emphatically: 1'hit- money was in packages. Lane's desk, but Volandt replied that hurst with total score of 283. ried. He went back to Chesterfield The noon hour found the business heritance tax as leading to economic Miss Joyce Wethered defeats Miss and changed tlie-name of Miss Agnes "I repeat we will not evacuate tha a personal summons addressed to the suicide." »urt;< is of ISellmore nearly deserted. secretary himself would be necessary. Cecil Leitch by 5 and 3 In golf match ! Harvey. He was twenty-seven years Ruhr until the total payment of repa- On hearing shots, persons ran out of It was said, he would appear after Conservation of the nation's oil re- in England. old then. ration. stores and offices. Among these was the committee's present line of inquiry sources, in view of the fact that geolo- Gene Tunney. American light-heavy- | Dean Stone has two sons, Marshall "Should the Reparation Commission Mrs. Ida Michaels, wife of a cigar into charges of aircratt frauds- has gists believe the supply is limited to weight champion, signs to meet i and Lauson. both at Harvard. Mar- propose a substitution of pledges of a .«ton- manager across the street from been completed. twenty years, is of the utmost impor- Georges Carpentier ! shall Is twenty-one and receive^}! his character more general than those we the bank. • tance to industry and the national de- A. B. at Harvard in 1922. having gone are now A-orking under we will exam- In pursuance of this branch of its in- fense, said George Otis Smith, direc- The Williams-Jacobson-Tobin com- Risking the fire of the escaping vestigation, the committee again had bination will be seen in the outfield of \ through the university in threPennsylvania Railroad System for unanimously to fix Germany's debt at • but the present prOc:es.H. whereby all ! was disqualified. with which he had been associated Vhnr.ian deliberately blocked the , proseclltions must be initiated by the the year ended Dec. 31. showed iperat- 132.000.000.000 gold marks. He said, ] The big topic in the Yankee camp since his early years at Columbia. ] w.iy ut the bandits. He was thirty- ! Departnient ,of Justice, has served ap- leg revenues advanced to $775.^5-1,218, the British delegate on the Commis- om.:. Hi-11 proportioned and known 1 parentiy as an unsurniountable barrier a gain over the previous year of was "The., longest home run ever hit He is a director of the Atlanta & Ision had voted at that time with hi3 .1- li.irless. The position or his body j t0 punishing the guilty. $78.(551,409. ; t,y Bubo Ruth." Many of the veterans Charlotte Air Lino Railroad, a mem- ''colleagues from the other nations and on the club held that the Babe's her of the Legislative Drafting Re- ] imki:>tL-d that he had spread his feet 1 rt has been developed by the April 1 proves prosperity is national. th.it the amount had been arrived at apart 111 thi: doorway. I Daugherty investigation that about Dividend cheques totaling between smash over the centerfidld fence at search Fund, president of the Amen- ; after a minuto and complete investi- j 1 Mobile was ^he prize sock of them all. can Association of Law Schools, and j gation, the Commission availing itself Ki.r ihti few minutes of the bank • fallr years has been the average $250,000,1)00 and $300,000,000 were raid they held the ten., be o£ Bell- ] which has been found necessary In mailed to between 1,000,000 and 2.000,- Tommy "Kid" Murphy, son of "Kid" a member of the national, state, and of all possible information. . He be- mure in terror, but one man kept | compiling the facts in connection with 0U0 stockholders of various corpora- ' Murphy who lost the 105-pound title city bar associations. He is a Phi i sought Premier Poincare not to con- ; to Beta Kappa and an Alpha Delta Phi. | u.ol enough to call out-the numbers) • alleged overpayments iu the Army Air tious. In fact, dividends were paid on Johnny Coulon. won a sensational ; sent to any reduction and to this tho ol tLeir p-ar license plate while a j Service. no less than 452 different stocks, rep- ten-round jout over Sammy Seiger ut member of the Century and Amherst Premier agreed. u

The Cranbury Press KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. DAYTON. aggfifiHagfisianini^ There is always danger when a The meeting of Pioneer Grange cause ^s triumphant, that the inter- 5fi PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT N No. 1 recently met in the school- est which carried it to victory will house when J. W. Errickson- gave CRANBURYT NEW JERSEY. not be sustained, that 'those who an .interesting talk on Florida. Hours of Mail Orders gave themselves unselfishly to the GEO. W. BURROUGHS & SON, propagation of truth that made suc- The following were initiated in i Business Carefully cess possible/ may go to sleSir-ahd he first and second degrees:- The Editors and Proprietors. Rev. William F. Wefer, Mr. and let the enemy return wlfh renewed 8:80 to 6:00. S1.50 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE. determination, new allies and re- Mrs. Williams and daughter. May; 1 Executed plenished resources. This is -what is Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Oehler, Miss i a-second-class matter July i7tir, 1S85 commonly known as reaction of Anabelle Perrine and Miss Viola •t the post office at Cranbury, New Jersey, under which We hear much and upon 'errine. II 1 He Act ol Congress of Manh 3.18*. jwhlc h tne .enemie3 of reform count with confidence, Long experience FRIDAY, APRIL 11th, 1024. has demonstrated the tendency of Nn. W8. I! people to swing from one position ttf EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF another. R TOE FIRST NATIONAL BANK at THE TWO DISCOVERIES The virtue, unselfishness, the sac- ranbury, in the State of New Jersey, at m. . , • .. T~ . „ ' rifice, the labor, the enthusiasm ilieclose otbnsineis, on Match 31, 1924. The obstructionists m Congress , w n accompany war and """ Re«ourooB. - made two discoveries this week; the make* stern resistance and success first being that the so called propa- • Loans find "discounts, ssiblei after tne war t00 often ilrtirtl lunts. i ganda in favor of the Mellon tax v, w t relaxation, greed, crime, ft .of or hot- bill was not propaganda at all but careiessness Of moral standards, and D'l foreign hills. I an expression on the part of the ^ letting down of f xohaneo or drafts eneral sold with endorsement people who are with President Cool- ^ ^nly way to Ivoid this it to of this bank (escort idge in wanting Congress to get continue faitbfullv • and diligently- thoseshown in bund e) Ji72,l»l OS i down to work and pass, a tax'meas- th exorcise , tQ same Te£ainl Overdrafts, unsecurnd. •222 97. ure that will reduce taxes; the sec- - f. N. Bnnils deposited lh same instruction> the same sa£e to secure circulation !! ond was "that the plan -to oust Sec- rd wU, h were recosnized and (par value) 50,000 00 retarj Mellon from the cabinet was cheerIuUy accepted as necessary to .11 otho' Uuitod StHtes •i loaded with dynamite success preceding the strustfe. Government Securities K.306 32 i In regard to the first discovery „ {lle3e princlplea are apl)lied to ll&.UOf) 32 Oilier bonds, stocks, securities, the lawmakers have been receiving tb pronibition relorm, aU hope of M l from the folks back home that tu eMmv t in h t th Uave ote !l they stood behind the president in intelligent lost wiu soon dlaappeari Bunkicturniturr oHous andn fixture s 10,001,0201 0 000 Efi his demand, for action, it was pro- convicUon will take the place of 11,0-21 00 paganda bul the propaganda was waverin!; doubt and the small min- >onl oRtutf owned othor than hkls hous-o— 7S2 00 froni Mr. aql Mrs. taxpayer who had rftv ot recalcitrants will bow t0 the II become tired of-petty politics as inGV-itable and accept tho Anglo Sax- Lawful r»s«rve with Fed°ral Ee- 4.J.IM8 08 played by the minority for the past on prlncJpIe of the rule of the ma- rvrt Biuk .••- toms with Federal Iteaprvp Bank four months. If a few more thous- jority io proepp? of collection :Ci 97 and citizens irrespective of what j^u s stand fast and havi done dish iD viiult and aot amoants due heir political faith may be send on n t stand and thc vict will be from national bauks letters the chances are that they will as securc as it has been triumphant, mount due from State bank?, get a tax reduction measure passed __o biiaki>r=, and trust oomnani< s in this session and one that will carry DORMANT SPRAY FOR. APPLES. the UnitedStaifS (otherthun in- with it Coolidge's demand for a 25 cludort in Items 8, 9 and 10 TIG 67 Total of Itnms !>. 10. 11. per cent reduction for the 192o The dormant spray for apples is r, VI. and VJ ia,o:i8 7'J taxes, just a few more letters will due now> accordins to Orley G. Bow- Mit-cullaneons cash items.. .£« 01 | ii _, _. ,. . . . en county agricultural agent of Mid- l{Hdemption fund with O.S.Trens- nrpranddue from0.8.Trensurer '2.SO0 00 Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, dlesex County. Tne most accepted Otlier asspts. if any 1:0 00 OF INTEJREST TO minority leader, lias seen the hand- muterial for use in tlle dormant writing on tho wall and disavowed - concentrated lime sulfur, TOTAT, l! any part in his democratic colleag- one )art o£ nine parts o£ water. Ii ties plan to harpoon Mellon. It does Tnis v is {or "tli e purpOse of Medium and Full Formed Women not matter whether one likes the controlling Sau Jose, oyster shell Capital stock raid«n JiO.OOO 00 secretary of the treasury or not, and scurfy scaies and a number of burplus fuud 100,000 00 \\ every one will have to acknowledge insects which affect apples. Undivided profit*. 10,156.! 74 hi The Hypatia Cors-O-Band that under his skillful guidance the Man>. .;rowers prefer to use the iw rvod for in- great .national debt has been reduc- de]ayod dormant spray which should t«*ro'-Xiind taxe« \ ed about $4,000,000,000 and that is be ap])lied just after hie buds begin iic-iTUBd 621 GU Something entirel> new in tho corset world is this new HYIMT1.V the thing that the people want. to swell snKlitly. The same mater- 41/28S 4ii COKS-O-BAND—a corset and brassiere combined that will give slender- .rss ourrout expenses, It the minority are sincere in i;ll as recommended abOve should be interest, and taxes izing lines to medium and full formed women. The new Spring modes in their efforts to aid the people of the used except that nicotine at the rate paid 10.S4G72 30,411 7! dresses and suits require a graceful, straight line anil this can easily bo nation they will u.-t squarely back of of s, of a phlt t0 50 <;alions • of the president and put his measures sprav siiould be used. This is for the Circulating notes outstundinc •••• 48.997 00 accomplished with the assistance of this new transition in corsetry. through. President Coolidge is purposc of COntrollim: aphis. yrtiGed checksoutstandinc 160 (5 The quality of the corset is excellent, promising lengthy service and stronger today than he was a month o^ ushiprV chucks on own b features— evidence of the president's firm de- orican anu- European contestants, 'a Dividends unpaid rxi 00 sire to act for the best interest of studebal;er Special-Six won, for the Total deruund deposit.- 5£ll.M7 w 1. A combination corset and bra>-iere combined. the people instead of playing noli- third consocutive year, the specta- Other time depoMfc. 6Sl,!>j2 2S 2. Perfectly natural outline. tics by selectin.;; some man who i> i £ Argentine, 1 cular Gran rem 0 0 Total of tiim deposit? BSl.'Joi 2S :{. Soft, snug, clinging net or (-ilk Jersey over bust. ' might carry some votes with him. Soutb AmcI.ica-s foremost racing Those in Washington are more than erent TOTAL JI.IU.SK 17 4. Inner abdominal control with supporters attached ever impressed with the similiarity Sr ' Mariano de la Fuente drove STATS or N E\v J EBSEY • nnder or overlying the corset. between Coolidge and Lincoln's lhe gtudebauer to victory over a COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX, SS: .">. Medium boned back controlling flesh of shoulder. method of workins, namely, direct - distance of former I. Gt-oree B. iIf>r*hon.C;ishierofth<» above course u ice tbe numed b.iuk, do solemnly swear tlmt the under anu or hip, producing a flat youthful back. and honest action lor the benefit of years and alonl; roads in s0 jla2ar. abo\e statement Is truo to the best of my the nation as a whole. dous condiliori that only thirteen of knowledge ;iud belief. (j. The lacing enables it to fit any ty[>e of figure. Once twenty-five entries finished the com GEO. E MEKSHON. CASHIEE. fitted, further adjustment.- are unnecessary. ' SabfCribed nn'1 sworn to before mo tin? I AND THIS IS POLITICS! plete distance. 7. lSrassiere section closes in front under arm as does Distance was doubled nth day of April, W-M. overlying corset section, with strong invisible The soldiers' bonus bill passed te has driven in a R. P. STILLWELL. Notary Public. De la Fuen IN. S.I hooks and eyes. House of Representatives in the re- uumber of previous Gran Premios, Co r.Er.cT—Attest. 8. Detachable shoulder strap-, aiul washable silk mater- cord time of -10 minutes. It re- but this was his first year behind i S. K. 1!ENNF.T. quires government expenditures var- the ^vheel of a Studebaker. In th< ials makes th'is a joy to the dainty woman. 1 H. N. SCOTT, ^-Directors. iously estimated at from two billion 1922 race- ho was beaten out foi E. S, BAKCLAY. to four billion dollars. firgt plaCP b>- a Special-Six and las The bill to reduce federal income year a!!ain finished nnsuccessful. So 131-133-135 East State St., TRENTON, N. J. taxes over 5300,000,000 per annum jle conciuded » that this year he No. 2.SS I was before thp House for three wouid c;ist nis lot with .Studebaker. EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF months where a determined effort Third and fourth prizes went t TitK FIIIST NATIONAL BANK at 1 was made to prevent its adoption, oianinni and Ferreyra respectively E i£!JHHiS!KK^^ It was finally passed on to the Sen- both o£ wnom ais0 drove Stwlebake Jaraesburg, 1Q the State of New Jersey, at ate in a muddled form. Special-Sizes, making a total o theclose of business, on Maach 31. 1924. Philadelphia North American-Mr. three places won by Studebaker in ResouroeB, LU-TIX(J, NOT SHIFTING. this year's race. Bryan says he will run in case of a Loan- .ind discounts. deadlock. About the only condition ORbHARDS OP FRUIT TREES Studebaker's winning time was 24 including rediscounts, iiccHiitaacttS ol other his party would consider it on is '-- gives tho specialist A prominent business man asserts boUrs and 45 minutes over a treach banks, and rorelenbills lockjaw. that every official who advocates erous course of 1,5 20 kilometers of exchanne or drafts DIVERSIFIED FARMING high taxes should be driven into ( t 950 miles.) The race lasl sold with indorsement Columbus Dispatch—But why abou of this bank (except We furnish trees that, with proper care private life. vear was 750 kilometers (4G5 mile tuosethowninbunde) YJO.l-27 im should a lawyer who could secure The trouble is that officials pre- T)ie racers started from here and Customers' liability ao- employment with an oil company, at GIVE PROFITABLE CROPS tend to be for low taxes -.for the made tbeir way to Rosario; thence .count of acceptances oil company rates, care to be Presi- Our trees are the finest that can be grown. Peach trees from •'masses'' buji for high taxes for the Cordoba, and returned by "the of tbifi biiuk purchas- dent? to ed or discounted by it 2.03S 91 $60.00 per 1OO0 up and all other nursery stock at fair prices "rich," withVtlu- result that taxes s;ime route to Buenos Aires, New York Herald-Tribune—"We 224 vo Catalogue and price list free. stay tin and ovc-ntually all the poo- The Gran premj0 jS beid annually Overdrafts, unsecured K) 74 must bring honesty back to Govern- pie bear a -share of the burden. under the auspices of the Argentine U. S. Bonds deposited . ment," says Mr. McAdoo. Provided JOS. H. BLACK, SON & CO., HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. What the country wants and-nc-eds vutomobile Club. The hard service to secure circulation always that the retainer be satis- (par value) 20 000 00 is not a shiftinu but a lifting of tax- t0 wnicb cars are subjected in this > factory. All other United States es. The tax shifter is a plain fraud. Krind is greater than many months Government Securities 18.831 30 —Wilmington, Del., Journal. of ordinary driving. IS8.831 X> 80 gruelling was the race this Other bonds, stocks, securities, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •276,710 0.1 COUXTItV NEWSPAPER AN yeal- that nearly half the entries etc.. Is Your Automobile AMBKK'AN INSTITUTION. Were compelled'to dropout, due to' Bnnkinc House- 8.851 30 Furniture and fixtures •1 124 M mechanical difficulties brought about 1-2.S75 80 Insured? Arthur Brisbane says, "Each of the road conditions over which Lawful reserve with Fodenil Ito by Don't WAIT until too LATE. I EVIDENCE five Paris newspapei-s has a million the race was run. The famous servo Bank l«,0o7 Ou or more circulation because all parts Gran Premio is more than a test for Items. withiFederal Reserve Bank make a specialty of AUTOMOBILE ,'200 J INSURANCE insuring them against of France look 10 Paris for news, speed. South American motorists in process of collection What you posses* today is evideuce of what you did yesterday. while in this country only one daily consider ot a final contest for pang- . Cash in vault and net amounts due FIRE, THEFT, PUBLIC LIABILITY circulates a million copies, because j motor car endurance. from national banks C*8.i)87 82 PROPERTY DAMAGE and COLLIS- Recognizing this fact, it is easy to understand that twenty-five nK Total of Items 'J, 10,11, ION. Americans feel the real newspaper Wins For Third Time l-2and Ki WUS8 if, is one in their own neighborhood. The Cjict that a Studebaker, for jiiscfclUaeoift cash items Call, phone or write and get my years hence you will be financially independent or financially That is good for America." the third time, won this speed- RBdemptlop!undwithp.'B.Trea6- rates before your car is gone. "broke," in accordance with what you are saving now. Today The Manufacturer has said on flight against some of the most ex- urnraud due from U.B.Troaburer 1,000 00 • I write ! many occasions that no country so pensive European and American TOTAL '••• Si.OG6.r29 GO you are better able to earn and save money than you will be large as the United States could ever makes was commented on by the INSURANCE have been developed with all its judges. of all kinds, best companies, lowest twenty-five years from now. Do without the luxuries now that people in every nook and corner Tn 1922 the race was won by An- « oonnn fully informed o;i local, state and j Ovides in a Studebaker. Will- M rates and prompt settlements. you may enjoy them later in life. ton O 00000 00 FERE national question without the 14,- iam T. Burke's Special-Six was the Undivided profits -. DO'-MOKi Start a SAVINGS ACCOUNT--»nd_uiakc regular deposits here 000 country daily and weekly news- first car over the line last year. Less current expenses: AUTOMOBILE papers which- --'ive immediate infor- The Sludebaker's victory here comes Interest, and tuxes where your savings will earn 4 per cent, compound interest. 1 1 4 (> J TORNADO mation to rural communities on all on the heels of similar achievements' f' ' ' •" ' " ^ •15.025 A" subjects WORKMENS COMPENSATION - ' in South Africa the Syrian Desert, clroulllU notes 0Ut8lIlndllIB 20,000 00 America's country newspapers arc- Australia and Florida. PLATE GLASS Amounts duo to National bank£. 7W Gl the safeguard ot its democratic in- o BURGLARY stitutions. ' Certiflod cheeks outstanding 1.818 71 Money tied up in idle machinery /ashler's cheeks on own bank BONDS NOTARY PUBLIC First National Bank, pays no interest. outHtundtne 82 (with seal) WHAT McADOO OVERLOOKED. Total of Items 21. -2-2.21. 24 Fort Wayne Sentinel—Have the and 23 2.580 11 Down in Atlanta Mr. McAdoo de- bitter critics of the •Harding-Cool- DEMAND DEroBiTs: CRANBURY, NEW JERSEY. clared that in tho 16 years of Demc- id^e administration tho brass to Individual deposits subject to Charles C. Groves, cratic Administration since the keep on talking about {;raft and in- check...•.••• ••• •••••• 342.64B 44 Office North Main Street, T d ra Q de ts { 4 44 Civil War there has not been a competence in an administration ^ » ^ ° f°^ " " . Phone 368. CRANBURY, N. J. breath of scandal. Well, grand jur- which so admirably succeeded in Other time deposits. 500.^77 55 ies have indicted' 95 men for com- clearing away the unspeakable mess Total of tlmo deposits.") plicity in war frauds during the which the Democratic war adminis- TOTAL ti.OGti.isu uo Wilson Administration, and Attor- tration had created by the most STATE OF NEW JF.KSET N ICE. ney General Daughtery saved the wanton waste in the history'of man- COUNTS ei' MIDDLESEX, SS: I'm still at it sawing wood by the Government some ?85,000,000 on kind? | 1, Milton I. Voorbees. Cashioroftbeabovo hour. Also wood for sale. THE STUsT OPTICAL CO. fraudulent claims arising under war _ T,.~y.^n^-~Lt Ti,n ™ ~f . named bank, do solemnly swear that tho ?. C. LEAMING, Pres. contracts given during the Wilson Boston Tianscnpt—The country nDOve statement is true to the best of my Oak and Maple Woqd sawed in w Administration. THus far the Demo- »" appreciate ththee mattePresident'r of sta do-itx re- -knowh.d*MILTOn andN bnl.efI. VOORHEES.CAsniEE. . Stove Lengths. 38 West State Street, . TRENTON, N. J. crats have pointed out two transact- Congress can not be Subscribed and sworn to bofore mo this 9th day of April. 19-i*. Between Warren and Willow Streets, opposite site of new iontions thain tth thee Republicay claim n'to"be"'tainVe Administrad- compelled to act. J. EDMUND MABBXOTT, Notary Public. $5.00 a Load Delivered. Stacy-Trent Hotel, within site of the old location at with corruption. Omaha Bee—Doubtless a lot of ,.. „, State and .Warren Streets, one-hale block west. o people who are whining and com- £.„,',,.£.£„._ To encourage us to go on, nature plaining about corruption in official JOHN J. OEHLER, gave us short memories for unpleas- places will forget all about register- C. M. DAVIBON. Eyes Examined, Glasses Prescribed, Made and Repaired Jos M.PEBBINE, [•Dlroctors. Phone 3M37. CRANBURY, N. J. ant experiences. ing this spring. • • i ,\VM. H BBOOBS wocogoeoooooooooaeooosccoccooooooeos MARCH HONOR ROLL. Unfortunately, the person who al-',' It takes less time and coatfi less . ..^ . ~ „ ' ways-Jumps at conclusions is seldom money to replace the oil in the tijact-j J followinSch0g pupill s of the Cran- struck by facts.' • • or than It does to put in new bear-, .tuDiin c? ,Schoo°l were on the,' If you are farming just for the .Ing and piston rings. . j Koll during the month of exercise and fun ot It you will need ' The man who thinks he knows it: to plant good seed so as to have all is'usually .baffled by one thing—j •yea™7 ma Bennett- A-n- something to do at harvest time. If why it is that others always think - Olive Jones, Abraham you are farming ' to make money he is wrong. I i (,„„.. _„ , you wlll need to plant good seed M you did nothing all winter you; Seventh year—Virginia Pullefi, anyway. couldn't ao a regular.. hard day's1 01 .1 T Success never smiles upon the work now; so don't expect the horse' Sixth year—Marlon Clayton, Hil- farmer who scorns improved meth- to either. Ewartoa Hlckey; Sara, h JosepSalmonsohnh Hopple, , WilliaGracme ods; it laughs at him. , factureIf yoru abouknowt morthee runnin than gth eo fnianu you-r Sprawl. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. incubator, you had better stop raiB- Fifth year—Gertrude Leidtke. ing chicks and start making incu- Fourth year—Helen Mershon, Sealed proposals will be received bators. Mary Ely. by the Board of Chosen Freeholders If you ' have made a failure of Third year—Ruth Hughes—,-„ , Al- of Middlesex county at a meeting to farming don't blame the boy when berta Clayton-, William McCowatt, be held on-Thursday, April 17, 1924 he seeks some other occupation. The Super-Fuel Ingredient Isabel Perrlrie. at 2.30 p. m., in the' Freeholders' It-costs less to live in the country » Second year—William Denison, Rooms, County Record Building, than to exist ,in the city. Edgar Bennett, Jeanette Erving, Bayard street, New Brunswick, N. J., Renati Lazzerl, Rosemary Welsh, for furnishing' of such lumber as NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Removes that Kosck, Prevents Carbon Forming, Increases Levlo Lazzeri, Asa Davison. , • . may be found necessary' by this _ . , , . . First year—Idamae Bogart, Alice Board for the year 1924, to be de- Sealed proposals will be received . Power, Increases Mileage, Makes Poor Gasoline Good Mershon, Marion Davlsori, Sarah Sy- llvered at such timeB and In such by tne Board of Chosen Freeholders mmes, Robert Snyder, Janies Wolfe, places, and in such quantities (not of the Gounty of Middlesex, N. J., at the i r r0OD m the and Best Gasoline Better. The following pupils had a per- carload lots) as may be designated , , J, i? ' , County Record feet attendance during March:- • by this Board in the following sizes Building, Bayard street, New Bruns- • Eighth year—Emma Bennett, An- Long Leaf Yellow Pine and White wlck' N- J" on Thursday, April 17, i na Schnell, Ora Bennett, Carl Laird, Oak ' - P2i- at 2-30 p- M- tor the Boyce-Ite Costs Nothing for Boyce-Ite Saves More than it Costs, Elmer Mount, Martin Sulovski, 2 inches x 6 inches in 12, 14 and lnS a°d delivering wfoere hereln- James Eiker. 16-feet lengths'respectlvely. afte" *~r " designated*" , 2%' inch, 2 inch. Seventh yyear—Hannae " h' ~Dauser • , 2 inches x 8 inches, in 12*, 14 and *% incn- % inch and screenings Gladys Petty, Kathryn Schnell. 1G feet lengths respectively. Read Tbjs Persona! Message by Mr. Siarrisoa Boyce. f^feef t lono-n,.lengths, ro.respectivelynai.ti

and a dark face above It. Then she did not take so very long, the two'men passing houses, or meeting people, cite looked away. sat, silent, staring hard at each others stumbled on. THEFLY "My Ian'," giggled Sallle Peters hys- FULL OF tue* elder one's fingers shifting nerv- UP TO THE "Seth's gone toihe city for ths day," terically. "You children stop that non- ously their clasp on the head of his was her -greeting from the man open- sense—1 ain't worth no hundred dol- stout stick, the younger drawing long' Ing oyBters In the shed. The tears IN THE lars to nobody, but I'll take It—and SPICE AND uneven breaths that seeniod to hurt HIGH-WATER started to her eyes, her lips quivered. what's more, I won't work for either like -knife thrusts. Y«t the judge lrad "Come now, Missus Ross," soothed 9INTMENT on© of you." PEPPER said only :• "Let's settle this—settle MARK the kind-hearted man, awkwardly. "Behave yourself, Sallle," comraand- It right. ' We love the same- girl—you "Just you wa)k back,-and;-stand.'by d Annie severely* "You are- a very because of your youth—wfilch cannot that load until, six, and I'll help »°u ood cook indeed,'and fan act as house- possibly, withstand tier; I because she myself, If I hove to carry every stick keeper—! will ' pay you more than Is her mother's daughter, , the girl I of furniture down over Seth's lot." By CLARISSA MACKIE By MARTHA WILLIAMS loved and lost, -when I also had youth. By ANNA M. GORDON that—", •»»»»•••;••••••»• "No, I can't wait that long." She Sallle flung herself Into the argu- She half-loves us both—me from use 7 • • smiled wearily, turning- to go. "I prou»« (<8. I»2«, bjr McClure Now«p«por Syndicate) ment with all the strength and Inde- (©, 1IS4, bjr WcCIure Nawipapar SyndlctU.) and wont—I have been, all through (©, U24. »y McClur* N«w«paper Syndicate.) l«ed faithfully to have the horse bacJ< M her growing up, a. mixture of play- by six.' They'll be waiting at the . %. . ana lastly, I give and be- pendence oT the newly rich servant. "I declare, Nancy, your disposition "Gldap, gldapl'I tell you," Jennie 'I won't work for neither -one of/you mate and fairy godfather—you be- Ross energetically shook the reins over stable for-him." queath all that piece and parcel of Is a fair match for tnls marble cake," cause you_ are weak and wasted, In lend, with buildings, thereon, situated —alone—I'll. w5Srk for. both of you. Aunt Sora complained, holding up a old Betsy's broad black'back. " 'Taln't "It's a burning shame," muttered th« need of .cherishing, desperately in no time to be stopping now, at your mah to himself. Aloud he called, run- on (here followed detailed description Mr. Jardine and Miss Annie, If you'll richly m*ottled slice fairly / oozing need of the strength she can give you. of the fine property) and known as. excuse me I've got a pumpkin pie in sweetness and fragrance. "Some -parts journey's end."-^. ning to the door: "Don't go over tba As yet she does not know It—let her Sandwiched In on her high driver's hill. Missus) Ross. The tide's fur the Rawson Homestead, to my beloved the oven—" of It all white ~and light,, yet (tasty as find it out, and she'll uiurry you, In niece, Annie Laurie Rawson and to But Annie Laurie.Rawson had fled can be, and other partg-Just full of seat by a clinging little black-haired enough .out so you can follow., the shore 1 spite of everything. Are you man lass on ench side, she dug her elbows along now." tny kind young friend, James Kkwaoa nto the garden,, now brilliant with the •gplce and peppe'r and things—and enough to leave her before she does- Jardlne, share and share alike. . ." lust Sowers of the year. Dahlias, as- black'as wickedness. Maybe that's sharply Into each small shoulder, strug- - X.stiff, salty, satisfying breeze swept There was more to the will of George ters and chrysanthemums, the flame of why you make It so much better'n any- find It, out?. Leave her to me? I'll gling for room-as the old'black mare, In across the water,- as Jennie once Rawson than that last bequest, which a dying maple tree, the comforting body else—" make It worth gour'while."- thus urged, suddenly rounded the more tuped toward Maxwell's Lane, Interested 'Annie Laurie Rawson. There presence of a clump of-delicate cosmos, No answer—only a swift hardening, corner by. Seth Warren^ high white picking, ber way carefully over 'the "Mighty glad If that is so," Nancy water tower, and started stiff gallop- had been gifts of bonds and other se- swaying In, the breeze, the familiar Interrupted with a faint toss of the almost graying of Ledly's' face.- The glistening wet rocks. The twins, happy curities-to her and to -lames Jardlne, rows of boxwood and the borders slipping-minutes ran on to sundown, Ing down the shell-strewn, rocky lane in the freedom of- the shore, skjpped . head. "But I cain't see it that way. leading to. Maxwell's Cove. rapidly about, gathering star-fish, pert- but separately. There had been large brown and withered, touched by the My cake Is best because I specialize post it,.dusk, was falling—as a belated bequests of money .to charitable or- first light frost. on it and never put in anything that firefly shone through it Nancy called Around her the hot_dusty sand blew winkles, bright green sea moss, De- ganizations, and to the Fenway hos- All—all of this must be divided! ain't Just as right as rain. So I have saucily: "Fried chlckeu and hot bis- In heavy clouds at each revolution of spite her perplexity, Jennie's fine pital—a church had been enriched, old She knew that now by the tone of his tile face, as you call it, to ask pirate cuit don't walk down folks' throats— the wheels. Behind her the fop-heavy brown eyes gleamed bright with fond- servants had been pensioned for life— voice—flie hateful Jardine boy—the prices for It—and get 'em-^jrhlch is If a thing's w.orth havln' I say Its load of furniture, packed all too hw ness as phe watched them. Somehow no one whose life had very closely fly In the ointment of her content. the best part of It. Five dollars aMoaf worth comln' afterT"-——" 'securely on the rickety wagon, creaked she had never dreamed flint their touched that of George Rawson, bache- Five minutes 'later he came suddenly with fancy icing." Lordy! If only there "Old Solomon'sx,daughter couldn't and swayed with a grinding, shifting bright, laughing father could die 'and lor, had been overlooked. The poor around the corner of the house and speak wiser," the j\jdge shouted' back, motion. Yet, down the lane the wagon leave her so penniless, so hopelessly were enough five-dollar folks In this bumped, swinging In the ruts, slipping had been enriched and the rich had found her crying, with her arms full town, or round about it, Td roil In rising ponderously, and gripping Led- nlnne. been remembered with keepsakes. of gorgeous flowers. ly's wasted arm. As they came face on the rocks, creaking, straining at, "I've Just got to look after them," wealth by time I'm forty." every Joint until, with a quavering And Annie Laurie Rawson owned He'bared his head and regarded her "What you need Is a press agent," to face, he said thlckjy: "What's the she decided. "How shall I get that • the old homestead, share and share wistfully from steady brown eyes— answer?" Ledly's head went up. "We neigh of triumph, old Betsy fetched up furniture into the house?" she asked Tom Ledly called from the door where with a heavy lurch directly at the alike with Jimmle- Jardlne! the eyes of the hated Jardine boy wjio he stood facing them, both hands must ask Nancy," he said with a gasp of the blue sky-above, of the glisten- had worshiped her from afar when —"after nil, she Is the only thing that Water's edge, beside a small gray fish- ing rocks, of the swift moving breeze, "My dear," said her Great-Aunt Car- clutching the casing above his head. erman's shack on the left. N oline, who was settled In her own he was twelve years old, who was al- "Not only for the cake, which is more matters." - of anything that might hear and fllns handsome home and had no expecta- ways whistling Annie Laurie when she than heavenly, but for all the rest of Oddly the judge had to speak for To the tune of the twin's shrill yells, back a fitting answer. And as if in. tions from George's estate because she was near, and who displayed his love your cookings. Never was there such both. •• Ledly was tremulously Inarticu- a loud, protesting boy's cries, appar- answer to her searching question the belonged to Annie's mother's family; with clumsy tensing—just to touch late. Vciearly, briefly, oh, so kindly, ently coming from the very top of the sun, which had been sheltering under food. Look at me—almost human now, load, old Betsy's neighing, and Jennie "my dear, it is wonderful for George that glorious yellow hair, he had yet a living skeleton when I came to tlie older man put the ease. Ledly. he a cloud, suddenly threw down a thou- to leave you a share in the honfe- pulled her curls and earned her dis- said, had youth, blood, breeding, Ross' loud "Whoa there'."—Captain sand sparklets, starting up the white- you a week back. Pity you didn't Maxwell waked abruptly from his etead." dain—once in a flame of anger at her snap me ttfen—companion pictures, genius—lacking only health. He as- winged sea gulls, making of the cove "I know It," returned, Annie pensive- contempt he had tossed some "stick- pired greatly*; he might achieve wtiat usual noon-day nap. HIH back-tilted a glittering, blue fairyland, a site to 'Before Feeding," nnd 'After a Fort- chair clattered upright to the floor. . ly; "I have always loved the old gar- ers" lnUr'the beloved curls, and they night'—would put you right at the top would'tnake his wife enviable among be desired. den—father talked so much about it had achieved much agony for her In of everything." nil women. Himself, he could only of- "Hey, you; get out "of hei"e!" he' In the distance as she walked she 1 jjhouted, clumping down the steps, and when I was a child—he was a younger the course of removal (he had called Aunt Sora heard him, her eyes wist- fer love rooted and spreading as the could discern Captain Maxwell, still son, of course, and died so many and apologized)—how she had hated big1 maple In front, also perhaps as stumping haltingly across the sandy keeping watch over the load of furni- ful and eager, but Nancy sniffed scorn stretch of lawn barely In time to head years ago, but I know he la glad—lip him, little spitfire, and yet he pre- of him, saying over her shoulder: gnarly;" There Miss Nancy stopped ture. Before his house the shore, there, and mother la, too. I can have ferred this hate to utter Indifference! "Not in this land of cookB. I do just him. Like a whirlwind she flung her-off old Betsy whip in hand, and rock-ribbed and treacherous, dipped' a real home ot rayow n now:" Now her uncle had In a measure one 'thing best, fifty other girls do self upon him, sobbing out that she with one eye on the load Jennie Ross abruptly. Yet she muRt do it. Digging "I hope you will not forget that my chained them together as owners of fifty other things just the same1 way. loved him, him pnly; would never love urged her "in off the road. her heels hard In the wet i'sand, she home has always been yours," whim- the homestead—he wanted to do some- Trouble is, nobody can possibly do anybody else. Tommy was just a dear Time 'was when all the Inhabitants hastened determinedly toward the pered Aunt Caroline, -who had married thing to dry her tears. His heart was everything best, and that's the sort of boy, cousin—they would adopt him and on this side of Maxwell's Cove were wagon. sons and daughters^ and many grand- throbbing in the old way, for he had person the world sighs for, and some- make him president— neighbors; when tiny fishing shacks Over the wheel she climbed, evea children for whom Annie Laurie acted never forgotten her. He was pledged times pays for,'on the chance that It There Tommy took a hand—two dotted the rocky shore from one end while the boy protested, and the twins us governess, without pay. She had to • love her always. has got it." hands rather. With hot, trembling fin-to the other; when one man's shore lot blubbered, purposefully seating her- was every man's shore - lot. Then self. Gathering up the reins In her left lived with Aont Caroline many years "You are crying," he said suddenly, "Stick to marble cake. Nancy, and gers he laid Nancy's In the Judge's and was grateful, as a poor -relation gravely. soft clasp, saying thickly: "God bless everybody turned In across Maxwell's hnnd and grasping the whip In her let social philosophy go hang!" Judge path back of the garden to his own right, slip energetically belabored old should be, but her Independent spirit Annie looked up, her drowned blue Peters admonished,, leaning through you both!" Then ..vanished In the chafed under the yoke of kindness. eyes lovely In their vroe.' "I-am not," darkness. shore lot quite as a matter of course. Betsy. The wheels, deep in tbe sand, the window upon the back piazza. A But the coming of the summer homes, held fast. She urged old Betsy on. "Dear auntie, as If I could ever for- she contradicted flatly. family friend, so. free of the house, get or ever repay your kindness to "I am sorry about .the house and and the modern methods of financier- 'fhe wagon started with a sudden jerk. nobody ever noted' where he sat, or U. S. Chemists Recover ing, had changed all till?. The load swayed t

1 Regaining consciousness, Mrs. Flor- The. Board, said that tho Increase In ence Christensen, shot by Frederick Burlington "falls far sho;'.t of the" level Gould, a boarder in her home at Rarl- SPRING TIME Greatest iYSTEM OF Indicated by the tables which were tan,1 told of her repulse of her assail- transmitted to your board as the re- NEW JERSEY ant's attentions and other events Bodij sult of our investigation of values In which are believed to haev led up to your county." President Baker said the tragedy. Gould shot and. killed IS TONIC TIME Builder that the board was still of the opinion STATE BRIEFS .himself after firing the shot into Mrs. that there was substantial under- I Christensen's head. State Highway Commission Is valuation of property In Burlington Horace Corson, a former Pennsylva- The System Needs "Spring County for purposes of taxation, and Whitney avenue, the principal thor- nia railroad fireman, reports' that he Cleaning," Just as the Adopting Policy of Asking that there is serious lack of equaliza- oughfare to the State Normal, School killed two fighting blacksnakes on the tion as between taxing districts. at Glassboro, is to have sidewalks and Cape May Point- boulevard. Home Does. TANLAC Bids on Unit Basis. Net.Fishing Restricted curbs laid. The term of the postmaster of West- Has Been Called the Fishing with nets In Delaware Bay The North Wildwood council passed ville expires on June 5, and a civil World's Greatest Tonic will be conducted, hereafter, strictly an ordinance providing for raising of service examination for the position COUNTY TAXES INCREASED within state lines, only by natives, re- $45,000 by bonds-for dement curbs will be held on April 26. The position by Over 100,000 Persons, spectively, of Xew Jersey and Dela- and gutters along several streets. pays $2,000, and there are several ap- Who Have Testified That The Woodlynne borough council has Net Fishing In Delaware Bay to Be ware as the result of an equalizing plicants. measure adopted by the New Jersey j decided to increase the salary of the At a smoker conducted by the di- Tanlac Has Helped Them Restricted to State Lines—Want Legislature, which forbids aliens or | assessor from $125 to $250 a year be- rectors of tho Wildwood Golf Club Regain Their Strength Ocean Boulevard as State non-reaidents to use nets in the bay of the increased ditties. '• plans were discussed for a membor- and Health. 'Independent lire com puny-of South j s]llp (]rjve Highway. within this state's jurisdiction. The j net, which has been signet* by Gov- Westville realized $r>00 in the drive The Wildwood city commissioners OVEK SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF SUCCESS ernor Silzer. was passed at the request 'or the building improvement fund, awarded the contract for extension DON'T GAMBLE WITH "Whenever, my children hnvr colds i Trenton.—To obtain an independent of South Jersey b'avmen to meet a Former Surrogate Ulysses S. Grant and improvement of the Rio Grande or :ire run-down I give them Father ! estimate ot costs from contractors similar law adopted by the Delaware of Toms River has announced his can- pumping station to the Pennsylvania YOUR HEALTH; John's Medicine and it never falls to jbidding on road construction work, the authorities, which had ruled Xew Jer- didacy for sheriff of Ocean county on Pump and Pressure Company of Phil- bring them rijilit back to health." I State Highway Commission is'i tenta- sey fishermen off the Delaware side of the Republican ticket. There are sev- adelphia at a bid of $9ii7. DEMAND THE BEST (Siyned) Mrs. Arthur T. Hall, Hazel i tively adopting a policy of asking for the bay. eral other candidates. Police Chief Owen Mohan of Dunel- St., Uxbridge. iluss. - j prices on a unit basis. The new plan The entire bay. prior to Delaware's A first aid station is to be establish- len was held in $500 for'the 'grand will be made effective in the letting action, had been open to the netting ed at the borough hall at Pennsgrove jury on a charge of assault and bat- Tanlac Has Benefited Thou- of contracts beginning next month and operations' of crews of both states. for emergency accident cases. tery made by Mrs. Anna L. Woodring Dogs Carry Cards The annual minstrel show of the sands of Persons Suffering A new f:ul ainon:; t lit- women nf will require that the competing firms The business of netting food fish In of Dunellen, who accused him of mak- Cape May Progressive league will be ing improper advances to her on her From Stomach Trouble, I':iri.- i-> tin* I;I|HII>K \isitin;; card. specify \heir charges for excavating, the bay has grown extensively during given this month, and over 500 tickets front porch on the evening of Septem- French hulls ami t».v spaniels that go grading, concrete, etc. recent years, and there have been Indigestion, Rheumatism, have already been sold Tor the two ber 29 last. = viMtiii^' with tlii'ir miMresses have Under the system which Is pursued clashes between rival fishing interests. nights' performances, Alorison R. Tyler of Plainfield, . a Nervousness and Kindred tln'ir uwn tiny pasteliounls rucked now the state highway engineer an- Under the joint action of the states A drive for members is being made member or the class of 1926 of Rut- IIWMJ in little ]>ncl;ets <>f their outdoor nounces the lump sum regarded as a all aljen fishing crews are driven from , Ailments—Tanlac Is for by tho newly organized Wenonah gers College, signed a. contract to coat.-. SIK-I: dogs have two sets of fair amount for the co-operating in- the hay. The new law fixes a penalty Board of Trade. More than 30 leading catch 200 fireflies for use by the biolo- Sale by AH Good Drug" curiK which ;ire duly left fur the dugs volved. Tho contractors are then ex- of $500 for each offense, together with forfeiture of all 'nets and boats. •• business men und residents already gy department of the institution in gists—Accept No Substi- jit tlie houses where they are culling pected to make a detailed study of have their names on the roll. the highway to be improved and de- Thousands of anglers, for whom the ; connection with experiments. Tyler, tute—Over Forty Million with their mi.-t re-sex. One rani gives Clementon township held a special working his way through Rutgers, will tlie i\t>z'-< |H>I n:iiiii> nnil pedigree :ind termine if they can do the paving for bay is a favorite salt water fishing ' election to pass ou a proposed appro- that amount or less. Their offers are mecca, are watching with keen inter- receive -45 cents an hour for his labor. .Bottles Sold. the other the n.-iiiie of Its mistress.— priation of $180,000 for additions to Xo particular time is set in the con- Kansas City St;ir. placed on a percentage of the state's est tho clash of the net fishermen. schools at Lindenwold, Clementon figure. ' Anglers want all netting in the bay tract. 'Shorter Hours for Women and Somerdale. Residents along Farm road, Secau- The old saying that "man works Tlie mnn is ii- fool who Imagines ! In recommending a trial for the unit prohibited in order to protect the , City ' Clerk Sheer or North Wild- i bids. Major W. G. Sloan, state high- honk-and-line fishing and to preserve cus, traveled. from their homes to from sun to sun, bin ;t woman's work that he <-nn turn the current of a wom- wood has received word from the de- stores in rowboats because of the sud- is never done" Is belied by tin- figures an's will hy force. Nvanwayy engineer, declared that the en- the fish as they come to their natural partment that the Anglesea post of- spawning grounds. | donrise of the Huckensack river. The of the national liiirriiu of economic re- . : gineer's priceB may Influence some ot fice is to be discontinued after June flood situation is the worst In years. tne School Taxation ; senrch, which show.-, that "Ilit- hireil girl »« jf*it)g» OJW. «aqi|tia ' contractors in arriving at their 30. Benjamin Felter, said t ohave posed on the farm working liy tin* week puts A discussion by State Commissioner The pupils of the Fairview school a « f& -^ttSllf^jgg esUmates and the state loses the pos- ( as a minister, was locked up in Som- in from one to live hours less per week of Education John Enrlght of taxation will take part in Arbor Day exercises will do what we j sible benefit of a more advantageous erset county, jail in default of -$9jpO than does the hired until working by claim for it— i price which might follow from a closer for school purposes, an attack by arranged at the Community Baptist bail demanded when he pleaded aot the month. Also the female employed rid your system of Catarrh or Deafness investigation. With the unit bid ar- James McAlpin Pyle on the State church, where trees will be planted guilty in a "bad check case. Felter, by the (lay works about one-sixth les* caused by Catarrh. rangement the engineer's findings will Federation of District Boards of Ed- and exercises held, with music by the who under the name of Rev. Murray time than tin; ui.ilc day worker. Sold by druuiits far ortr 40 ytan be kept confidential, but speclic in- ucation and an address by County Firemen's Band. Baker preached in several Somerville F. J. CHENEY SL CO., Toledo, Ohio j formation on equitable charges will Superintendent of Schools J. Howard • As the result of a fall down stairs, pulpits upon invitation or their occu- , i -be compiled as a guide for the High- Hulsart featured the program of the Mrs. Mary K. Bigg.s. sixty years old, pants, is charged with having drawn Play Safe way Commission. annual spring meeting at the high died at her home in North Millville. $300 on a bad check for $700 deposited No man can he provident of his time Major Sloan asserted that if un- school of the Morris County School i The" congregation of the First Pres- in a bank and to iiuve paid a hotel who is nut prudent in the choice of hU halanced bids are presented, that is, Board Association ' byterian church, Elmer, used the audi- bill with another bogus check for I'ompn'ny:—Jeremy T;i> lor. carrying items at prices obviously un- Mr. Enright asserted that the school torium of its new edifice for the first $13.50. reasonable, they will bo rejected. This system was not getting the revenue ! time. Xoel Danforth, lifteen-year-old son safeguard acalnst "juggling," he from taxes that It should. The schools I The ministers of the Camden M. E. of the late George H. Danforth of the marked, is partly ('^signed to prevent must have a greater income, he went ' district have elected Itev. J. Mercer American Dank Xote Com pain, was Sure Relief A safe and soothing the paying out of state money more on. declaring there are $f>00.nO0,0OO of Hunt of Woodlynne president; Rev. shot and killed in a mock revolver for cuts, rapidly on the early part of the work municipal bonds and SGOO.O'OO.OOO of | Walter Shaw, Pleasantville. vice pres- duel with his friend, Andrew G. Ma- FOR INDIGESTION burns, or skin trou- | than would be justified for the work Federal bonds untaxeil. Contrasted idem: ilev. Noul Kelly. Brooklawn. errauth, sixteen, son of Joseph Walker.: bles. Protects, re- accomplished. with this. 5122,000.noo Is raise.I on land' ; secretary, and Rev. Ho.rs.hel Lee, Maccrauth, a New York lawyer, at the | lieves and heals.Take Bids on two contracts by unit prices valuations, of which S46.000.000 goes ] Humnionton. treasurer. latter'.s home. 2S Badeau avenue, | internally for coughs •will be received bv the Highway Com to the public school, he said I Camden received bids for asphalt Summit. The shooting was accidental, I and sore throats. mission April 7. They are tsr fl^-hall "We may as well look, the school paving, the first time in many years, according to the police. 6 BELL-ANS | mile of concrete on Bayard lane, question in the face." he said "The because there is too much work for Police authorities of Gloucester City Hot wafer I Princeton, Route 16. Section 7, and boys and girls must be educated, and the municipal plant. Tho I'nion Pav- and Gloucester county have learned j Sure Relief i for one-half mile on Broad avenue it costs moie and more every year he- ing Company offered the lowest bid, all the facts pertaining to the opera- | Jlidgefleld Park. Bergen County. Route rauso there are more, to be taught. $1.5s u square yard tion of the slot machine syndicate I PETROLEUM JELLY 10. Section 2A On April 14 bids will The educated man or woman is an Sixteen mail carriers have been collecting machines from stores and ' r transferred from the main post office ELL-ANS ChesebroughMfg. Co..Com'd !is=et. a producer in a greater degree selling them after removing the be accepted for > 7:") miles between 25$ AND 754 PACKAGES EVERYWHERE Stale Sc Bridgeton and Marlboro, Route Xo. 6 than an ignorant person can be. and to the new South Camden otlice at money. The three men arrested m j Section 13. and for 2 ,TS mites between we therefore must educate the child Broadway and Atlantic avenue. ' The Gloucester, .lames Hampton. Joseph ] Plainflpld and We.stfleld, Route 9, Sec nr perish. Politicians are continually new station opeired April 1. Flynn and Robert Me Bride, have been ] j tion Xo 22. crying out against school taxes, hut For possessing moonshine stills released under bail from the county i KEEP YOUR SCALP the matter of schools is hardly one of William Wheeler anil George Durmor jail at Woodhury. State Tax Increase economics. were fined J2."> each by .Indue El- Federal Agent Lang and State | As the direct result of the probe hy Clean and Healthy dredge in Cape M.n county' Troopers Proctor and Koane, working ; the State Hoard of Taxes and Assess Mr. Pyle. a member of the Harding The governors ot the WiMwood under the direction of State Director ; nient into the assessments of land Township P.oanl of Education and one Board of Trad" haw elected liex N. Chamberlain, raided the second floor . WITH CUT1CURA of the legislative committee of the as- and improvements In the counties of Whaley or Philadelphia managing sec- sociation. I'pclarpd that the state fed- of the building at ri()l Market street, I Atlantic. Burlington, Cape May. Cum retary, to succeed \V. Courlright eration as now conducted was a "one- Glouce.-ter City, and round, they say, j herlanti .mri Salem there have been Smith, resigned. THE man organization" -This condition a 1U0 gallon still with a double IUII in PILES added to the ratables total increase* High street, princip.il business thor- WATCH amounting to JTfi.273.007. This .result exists because of lack of interest in full operation. 17 barn-Is of mash, sev- | Take Colac, Internal.Remedy, Piles Go- be widen- s of sugar, yeast and other j was announced by the State Hoard the affairs of the federation, he said. TEST ed' by cutting two off the sido- materials Thev also found the gas \ Colne Pile Pills sire a real internal upon tlu- completion of the investiga- As it stands, the federation Js more of walks on each side. meter in the cellar removed and a- • remedy. Co right to the spot. Send a tion and the revision of the figures a menace than aid to school affairs, strong current of blood through lower The Gai-field city council forwarded "jumper" so placed thai gas could be . In four of the five counties Investi- the speaker asserted, although he be- bowel. Drive piles awuy quickly and r communication to the North Jersev used without"-benm registered. j gated. lieved it could he made valuable Ho effectively. Only GO cents at druggists. was appointed a rommittpp to gpt in District Water Supply Commission Tentative plans have, been made for ; Assuming that the tax rates in the touch with the school hoards of the asking an extension of time until May the formation in Newark of a. large various taxing districts in the investi- state, every iYne of which is. a member 1 to make a decision regarding its en- j homl and mortgage • guarantee com- gated counties would be at least as of the federation and endeavor to cor- tiiince into the Wanaque project. pany to be conducted on the scale of : high as the average tax rate for the rect existing conditions. The funeral of Mount Holly's oldest similar larg-> institutions, in New York, I year 1!I23 which was S3 .1(31 there will IIOYQlf female resident was held when Mrs. Philadelphia. Boston. Chicago. San LEONARD be a gain in dollars and cenis of $2.- Mr.- Hulsart discussed the new law Mary Klizaheth Karg. ninety-two years j Francisco and other big financial cen- s both H 1 73G.fi1;-] OS. divided among the taxing effecting schools in newly formed old. was buried in Trinity Cemetery, j ttrs. |ts initial paid in capital will be SUFFER? municipalities and_ railed attention to . . district?, the counties and the st.iLe. © a law that provides "for 20 per cent of Passalc and Nutley have joined in j not ie.sH tlism 52,000.0'OO. •In four of the counties. Atlantic. Is your existence a. living hell? school moneys due boards of educa- c fight for a lower trolley fare be- Bloomlield will surelv go through Learn from the free medical work, Burlington. Cape May and Cumber- "Munyon's Guide to Health," how tion to be paid, the rest to be paid tweeu/lhe two communities. with its plan to join in the develop- you can find quick rebef. land, the figures are complete.. In Albert Hansell. seventy-eight years Ask your druggist for— Salem the Slate. Board ordered the onl>' on application made four weeks ment of the Wanaque watershed. This old, was killed in the coltl storage Munyon'a Paw Piw Tonic in advance of the time required for is the decision reached by the town Munyon'i Nerto Remedy County Board to increase substantially plant of his fruit farm, near Rancocas, Munyon't Haidache Remadf the money's use. There was unan- : louncil, and agreement has been the assessments already made in that •ttpien lie got caught in the flywheel of Munyon'i RhcumalUm Remedy 1 imous riisapproavl of this law by tho j leached to ask for mi allotment of Musjon'k Ptw Paw LciatiT* Pills county, with thn result that there association and the president. William • a gasoline engine and was crushed. 4,000,000 gallons daily, the cost to | ''There t* Hope". or iny other Munjoa SAVE YOUR EYES! . will li» some additions to the total in j Remedy you ID ay Deed] Uso Dr. Thompson's Kvfwnter T. I,eighton. was instructed to appoint • John T. llaines. seventy-live years 1/e approximately $7O9.flOU. which in- I BUT at your dni^irlsl'i nr Salem. llCTRlVer.Tror K. Y. Booklet. a committee to urge Senator Whitney • old. colored, living alone in the woods eludes construction work. Cileu Ridge "There's a 1 The largest Increase Jn any of the and Assemblyman Barkman to work , a mile back of Elwood, was found un- will also agree to join and is to ob- Munyon Pill for five counties was made in Atlantic. conscious in u pool of blood in his tain 750.000 gallons daily, according 1 for Its rpne.il. ; Every 111" where the total assessment on land shack, his head battered apparently to present pla$£. The borough's share State Farm Inspected j Doctor'M and improvements for the year 1921 v. rth.an ax and a bullet wound in his ot expense will he ?132.000. There Adcice FREE Inspection or the State Gamo Farm , will amount ' ro S251.4fi7.fi33. an in- temple. may be a change, however, in case oB**, Scranloo, PA. at Forked River by some of the mem- crease of ?r>2.G32 40») o\er the assess- With a forty-three point increase in Bayonne decides not to join. There bers of the Legislature, four of tho ment on this property for the previous its tax rate, Caldwell township still will be connection from the^ptpe lead- seven members or the Xew Jersey year. has the lowest rate of any district in ing from Little Falls at Broad street, Fish and Game Commission and oth- In Cape May. the total Increase on the county so far. James Mungle, sec- the line to then run to the Belleville Keep youi stomach ers, numbering in all about sixty-five , jgr • Chappy. One or two land and improvements amounted to rf-tary to the Essex county tax board, reservoir. MOTHER GRAY'S POWDERS persons, was made last week. A V Jaques' Capsules with swallow of $12,36S,2in: in Cumberland. $S.S!)r>.492, tias announced. The Brooklawn Community Assocl- ' water after eatkig make the heavi- special train, placed at the disposal of .and In Burlington. S4.035.42S. The in- Getting together for the lirst timejation conducted a historical essay BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN est meal sit right. Pure, safe, effec- crease in Cape. May amounted to 2S.8 the Fish and Game Commission for Thousands of mothers lmve found tive digestive medicines in easy-to- the day with the compliments of,tho Kince'they were demobilized, members contest among the school children, take form. Jaques' Capsules head per cent over the previous year. In ot Company I, 114th V.. S. Infantry. A. Pitman is the lirst town in South Mother (Jrny's Sweet Powders an ex- Atlantic, 2G per cent, in Cumberland. Central Railroad of Xew Jersey, con- cellent remedy for children complain- off indigestion, or relieve it if you veyed the visiting legislators and E F., which saw active service ill Jersey formally to approve daylight have it. Finre for constipation, stom- 22 7 per cent, and in Burlington, 9.6 Kaut Alsace and in Meuse-Argonne saving time, through, a resolution ing of Headaches, Colds, Feverlshness, per cent. other guests to the Forked River sta- i Worms, Stomach Troubles and other ach gas, headache or that groggy tion, where twenty-five automobiles engagements, recently held a reunion adopted by council. feeling. Only 60 cents at all drug- The State Board has taken the posi- Irregularities from which children suf- were on hand to take the visitors to dinner. The State Public Utility Commis- gists or by moil postpaid from tion that the Increases in Atlantic, fer these diiys and excellent results ara the farm. The extension service of the New i sion refused the Accto Bus Company accomplished by its use. They brenlc JAQDES CAPSULE CO. Cape May and Cumberland counties PLATTSBTOG, N. Y. On the way from Newark to Forked Jersey State College or Agriculture is the .right to operate an additional buB up colds und regulate the bowels. showed an evidence of a sincere effort planning a series of demonstration from Federal street ferry, Camden, Used and recommended by Mothers on the part of the county boards to River a stop was made at Lakewood, for over -10 years. Sold by Drugglsta where luncheon was served at the tor vegetable growers of the state who to Fairview. The application was-op- complv with the instructions of the I are interested in machinery and mate- posed by the Public Service Company, everywhere. Trlnl package KHF5E. Ad- JAGUE dress, Mother Gray Co., Le Roy, N. Y. State 'Board, to "secure the taxation \ anLaured morl Housee rain. madRaine , thanove inspectio. hail, sleen ot rials for lightening labor and increas- which contended it supplies ample of all property at its true value. In ing profits. service. CAPSUliES order that all property, except such the pens containing pheasants, ducks, as shall be exempt bv' law. shall bear j wild turkeys and' other game anything Thomas J. Black, seventy years old, After deliberating 13 hours a Fed- •was found dead in bed by his wife at eral jury acquitted J. Harry Foley, Glenn's Its full, equal and just share of taxes." but pleasant. However, Dr. Charles Green's August Flower F. Hunter, one of the fish and game their home, near Almonesson. Mack superintendent of weights and- meas- The remedy with a record of fifty-seven It did not approve, these figures as moved three years ago from Philadel- ures of Xew Jersey, and Major Her- Sulphur Soap representing the full taxable value of commissioners, explairied In detail the yean of surpassing excellence. All who work being carried on at the farm, his phia, where he had conducted a cigar bert I. Katz of PaterSon of bribery suffer with nervous dyspepsia, sour.stom- Contains 33H% Para Sulphur land and Improvements in 'those store for years, and operated a small and conspiracy to bribe prohibition ach, constipation, indigestion, torpid liver, counties, but under the circumstances listeners seuting themselves in one of (At Dragging) the buildings to hear the various ad- farm. Coroner Adams gave a certifi- agents to permit the manufacture of dizziness, headaches, coming-up of food, Sulphur is an effectual remedy for skin the State Board Telt that the county cate of death from apoplexy. liquor und beer in Xew Jersey. The wind on stomach, palpitation and other troubles. C'hronlo eczema, acne, and boards ha*d shown commendable wlll- dresses. Those who spoke included Indications of digestive disorder, will find various scaly eruptions are creatly bon- Puterson Brewing and Malting Com- lngn-ess to secure a Cull assessment. Capt. Harry J. Burlington, president Ray#\V. Tyler, prominent In politi- GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER an effective eutcd by Glenn's, which cleanses, dis- of tho commission: Theodore J. R. cal, patriotic, fraternal and other cir- pany, named in the indictments, also infects, whitens and beautifies tbo skin. •In the case of Burlington County, v:as absolved. and efficient remedy. For fifty-seven years Millions find it delightful. Brown, representing the railroad; for- cles of Rutherford, having been a res- this medicine has been successful!; used however, the State Board has taken Borough Council. and the Assessor For the position that tho present assess- mer Senator Hagaman. now a member ident there forty years, died at his In millions of households all over the civil- of the Fish and Game Commission; home, 67 Feronla way, following a at Pennsgrove have decided to s_tarid ized world. Because of its merit and pop- Toilet - Bath • Shampoo ment is not nearly adequate In a pat on their local assessments in spite ularity GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER can be letter addressed to the Burlington Assemblyman David. F. Barkman, for- sudden attack of apoplexy. Mr. Tyler recently celebrated the. lifty-fourth an- of demands by county and found today wherever medicines are sold. Bohluid's Stjvtlo Cotton. So County Board of Taxation, President I mer Assemblyman David F. Moran state 30 and 90 cent bottles. lames BaXer, speaking for the State and others. niversary of his birthday. boards for an upward revision. "'• ' ' '•' '•"'*%

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Triangular Wheels Planning Garden The carts that travel the "rocky road to Dublin" would have a much OPERATIONS FOR for 10 by 20 Space rougher time of It If their-wheels were WR1GUYS like those that the Mongolian peasant After Every Meal Very Small Patch of Ground uses on his oxcart. The two wheels, It's the longest-lasting says Mr. A. S. Kent In "Old Tartar confection yon can buy FEMALE TROUBLES COTTAGE Will Yield Vegetables Trails," are 'unprotected by iron tires, and therefore with constant use over —and It's a help to di- in Abundance. stony roads they soon lose their round- gestion and a cleanser Some Are Necessary, Some Are Not ness and become first octagonal, then for the mouth These Women Gave Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg- GARDENER A surprising amount and variety of hexagonal and then pentagonal. At and teeth. vegetables can be grown In a city that;polnt the Mongol begins to think that he ought to have new wheels; Wrlgley*s means etable Compound a Trial First backyard garden provided It be well benefit as well as Tomato Plants in planned. The plan Iliui.trated for a but before his caravan has reached a Fftirview, S.Dakota.—"A - Spring. I am well and stout and still place where he can find a Chinese to pleasure. was sick in bed forthreeweeksand the space of 10 by 20 feet :s just a sug- have my organs they wanted Warm Window Box gestion, to be built upon In making do th£ work the wheels have- passed doctor said I would not be any better move. It was while. I was in the rectangular stage and hsive become without an operation. I had bearing- your own layout. If this is the space hospital that I heard-your medicineaV^ ^_ triangular, and the vehicle will go no down pains and sick headaches, with praised by other patients there. I you have. If more space Is available pains in tiie back of my neck. I felt nave recommended them to my Sow Seed Early, Pot Tender a much greater variety can be grown. farther. tired all the time, down-hearted, and friends and to my own family. You Shoots, Then Transfer Let us consider the possibilities of a got poor and pale and was scarcely may use this testimonial far and space 30 by 50 feet quite a common •WrlEht's Indian Vecctablo Pllln correct able to do anything at all for some near, from the smallest paper to the indirection, conitlpatlon. liver complaint, to Cold frame. size. blllnunnrtjfl. Coptn you nothing to send for time before I took to my bed. The largest, and: I will gladly answer let- trial box to 372 Pearl St., N. T. Adv. doctor said oneof my organs was out ters from women who wish to know For instance, planted the HO-foot of place and caused all my troubles. 'What the Vegetable Compound haa Enrly toniato plants for the home way of the garden, put in the first . I was too weak and run-down to think done for me and what it will do for garden .should always he started in- row to. early, peas. A pint will plant Most Northern Section of an operation and a3 one of my them if they give it a fair trial." — doors, and, if possible, handled In pots the 50-foot row in a double row (I. The most northern part of the neighbors told me about Lydia E. Mrs. J. RICH, 322 N. 40th St, Cam. or taper bands in a coldframe. By inches apart; or, as some dton a Tjetter United States proper is .100 miles in Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, I den. New Jersey. this method the.first blossom cluster system, the peas spnoe(kl2ror\3 inches Beltrami county, Minnesota; on the began taking it I have received apart in a wide, row 0 r^chea across • great relief from it and recommend Through neglect, some female tron- may be. on the plants at the time that northwestern shore of the Lake of the bles may reach a stage where an it is safe to set them outdoors. In the the bottom. The second n»Wf'2 feet Woods. This tract Is completely sep- it very highly. It cannot be praised operation is necessary, but most of too much in cases of female weak- latitude of Washington, 1). (,'.. this Is from the first, could be put In to sec- arated from the state of Minnesota by the common ailments are not surgi- ond early peas, and a third row, 2 feet ness."—Mrs. 0. M. RING, BOX 106, cal ones; they are not caused by about May 10 and It is often possible the lake aud cannot he reached by Fairview, South Dakota. serious, displacements, tumors or to hpve ripe fruit by June 2o or at farther on, Into a third pea planting. land without traveling over Canadian territory. It came into the possession New Jersey Woman Writes growthB, although the Bymptomsmay least by July 4. $50 to $100 appear the same. Where there Is no danger of loss j of the United States through a geo- Camden, New Jersey. — "I take Many letters have been received graphical error in the treaty of I'aris great pleasure in writing you this tes- from wilt disease, the Bonny Best Is a Week from women who have been testored one of the most desirable vurleties for signed in 17fv!, the original surveyors timonial. I was a great snfferer of to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's believing that this territory was south can be made in spare time woman's ailments and doctors told Vegetable Compound, after opera- the home -garden. Karliana will give me 18 years ago that I must have a ripe fruit a little earlier, but the fruit of the forty-ninth parallel Instead of Representing us in your terri- tions have been advised.' north of it. tory soliciting orders for serious operation to remove some of In a recent country-wide canvass Is not quite as desirable as Bonny my organs. I refused to have it done of purchasers of Lydia E. Pinkham'a Best, so it is a good plan to have a silk direct from our mill to and took a full course of yonr medi- Vegetable Compound, over 100,000 few plants of ICarllana, but make Hie wearer. idnes for six months, then after the replies were received and 98 out of fall course I took a bottle of Lydia main planting of Bonny Best. Toma- Write for Sample Caw and every 100 reported that they had been toes are among ten of the most desir- full Information. i E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound benefited by its use. This statement every week or two, also Lydia E. able crops for planting in the home RAINBOW SILK MEG. CO. is important to every woman. For 353 Fourth Ave. ftewVork, N. V. Pinkham's Blood Medicine every sale at drug stores everywhere. garden. Twenty-five good, healthy tomato inn Nobody Home Paul Revere's Bowl plants planted in the home garden will .Paul—"I had :i (lute with a mind A collector of colonial silverware In produce all of the fresh tomatoes that PARKER'S reader once." I*:iiiliiii>—"How did she New*York city paid S-4,200' at auction the family can use during the mid- . HAIR BALSAM |BexDOT«Danaruff-5topeBalrF*]Iint enjoy her ViicutiiinV"—Northwestern for the silver howl made by Paul Ite- Bunimer months and a surplus for can- Beware of Imitations! I Restores Color and Purple 1'arr'it. veri: and presented to (Jen. Willlinm ning, says the United States Depart- I Beauty to Cray and Faded Hafa 1 40c. and 9L00 at DrnjrclBl*. Shepherd by the Sprinjrlield (Mass.) ment of Agriculture. Plumed in the iRtteoi Chem. Wkg- Patchogoc. W. T. militia for suppressing .the Shays re- ordinary manner about 3 by 4 feet HINDERCORNS R«m plants will occupy 300 lonMS. ete^ stops all p&la* «naur«s comfort to tho SWAMP-ROOT FOR feet, makes walking can. Uo. by mall or at Droe- square feet of space, or an area of 10 Cllta, aisooxCIranlcalWorki.Fatchogao.KT. Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin feet by 30 feet in size. Fifty to sixty S10 PER MONTH WILL SKCl'KK OPrOB- KIDNEY AILMENTS tomato plants can be planted on the tur.ity for makinc large nuin frnni Icftrt When red. rough and Itching, by hot mini*. AatoiiirhlrE ponnibilif ie»., Chance nf same niece of land If they are pruned lifetime. I'.irtlculnni fri-f. A B 1.OVAN. buths of Cuticura Soap and touches of 3th Kltjor. Wooilruff BlilK.. Kprlncflelil. Ho. There in only one medicine that really Cuticura Ointment. Also make use and tied to stakes. The quantity of ooooo« Hands out pre-eminent n» n medicine for now nnd then of that exquisitely scent- fruit produced by both methods is We Proflt»>— Motorists buy I'owircnr on ilKht. curable ailnicnU of the kidneys, liver and practlrally the same, but the first ripe MllciiKe, power. remnvoH carbon. Repeater. ed dusting powder, Cuticura Talcum, »- _{*• ^-*~ ^K^0* ^-*^ "*""'' Carton \\. four $3, HtnrtH ;uu Guaranteed. bladder. fruit of the season will usually be ob- Harirrei)ven, 1110 i'oulkrod. Philadelphia, Ps». one of the indispensable. Cuticura I>r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root stands the tained about five days earlier from the highest for the reaton that it ban proven Toilet Trio.—Advertisement. staked and pruned plants, and the fruit ooooo W. N. U., NEW YORK, NO. 15-1924. to be just the remedy needed in thousand* upon thousands of distressing cases. grown on the pruned plants is more Plan far 10 by 20 Vegetable Garden. Swamp-Root* mnkes friends quickly because Cash Birthday Gift uniform and is borne up off the ground Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on Find Bronze in Copper its mild and immediate effect is soon real- Daughter—Daddy, dear, can I have where it is clean and appetizing. When One pint for each row Is sufficient. package or on tablets you are not get- Chemical analyses hnve ruvp-ileil ized in most cases. It in a gentle, healing $"."> to buy you u birthday present? It comes to endurance the_ staked and For this third row it might be well ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved that much of the so-called bronze vegetable compound. Parsimonious Pop—No, .Tane, I pruned tomatoes will, as a rule, con: to allow 2% or 3 feet of space and safe by •millions and prescribed by found jn ancient ruins or monuments- Start treatment at once. Sold at all think I'd rather have the money.— tinue to produce fruit until frost, and plant some of the liner quality, heav- physicians over twenty-three years for Is not bronze at all but copper of a drug stores in bottles of two Bize.s, medium Harvard Lampoon. this is more than the plants which are ler-vlning peas. * rather high degree of purity consider- and large. The fourth row might be devoted to Colds Headache left on the ground sometimes do. Toothache Lumbago ing the facilities for yneltlnj; tin: However, if you wish first to teat thin For overnight relief to Inflamed eyes anfl three plantings of radishes from a great preparation, send ten cents to Dr. Neuritis Rheumatism metal in those early days. This ifl Btlen Ui.3 Roman Eye Balsam. Once tried, Recognizing the fact that the or- week to ten days apart, a third to each Kilmer 4. Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a always preferred. S72 Pearl St.. N. T. Adv. Neuralgia Pain, Pain especially the case with such objects sample bottle. When writing, he mire dinary varieties of tomatoes are sub- planting, the spaces to be filled In with ject to wilt disease which Is carried in found in the old Egyptian anil and mention thiH paper.—Advertisement. Heredity u dozen peppers, six eggplants and, Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin' Mesopotumiiin remains. On .the other the soils of many gardens, scientists of say, half a dozen late cabbage plants, only. Each unbroken package contains "Why do you do so much darning, the United States Department of Ag- hand the bronze bands from the gates Sure Cure daughter?" after the radishes have been used. proven directions. Handy boxes o of the palace of Shalmanesir II. are riculture began several years ago to twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug- If Napoleon Bonaparte had smoked "Huns In the family." The fifth row, 3 feet from the pep- really bronze, containing about 'J per create varieties that could be grown gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. a pipe, lie never would have wanted per-eggplant row, would accommodate cent of tin. Copper, rather than on infected soils. Crosses were made 30 tomato plants. Before the toma- Aspirin is the trade mark of Baye to conquer Europe. It's a cure for Lots of men and things seem easy and the new varieties thus produced bronze, seems to have been the earli- restlessness. until you try to do them. toes are put in it could be planted to Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldester o: est used metal. Iron was known to were planted on soils where ordinary the earliest crop of spinnch. Salicyllcacid. varieties had proved a failure the pre- the ancient Egyptians, but was so rare The next two rows, 2 feet apart, and costly that it was used in Jewelry. vious season on account of wilt. Some cou"ld be planted one row to string of these new sorts have proved about beans and the other to bush lima Fruitful Day •? * beans. The next row would accomo- Tommy—Wlint did yer have ter eat Bum Drugs in Furnaces date 25 cabbage plants, or half cab- on de picnic, Mike? Four large furnaces located at foo- bage and half cauliflower, of the early Mike—Pried cjneken, lemonade, two tling, across the Whanpoo river from Iren kinds of pie, Ice1 creiim with strawber- types. Then, allowing 2% feet be- Shanghai, China, are used solely for tween the rows, a later broadcasting ries on it, and the. minister's cake when the purpose of destroying drugs which of spinach would be available, to be he was returnin' thanks. have been seized by customs offk'ialf. followed later with tomatoes or string Many thousands of dollars' worth of beans. Two feet farther along a row Many Children Work opium and its derivatives are burned of onions from seed, for 25 feet, half One child in every twelve between annually. the length of the garden, would go in. the ages of ten and fifteen In the United States has to work, according - Not "charity thinketh -no evil," but Growing Plants in Boxes. An ounce of seed would be necessary. The same extent of carrots and beets to nn investigator. charity telletli It uot. 90 per cent resistant on these infected could be placed In the next two rows, CASTORIA Bolls, and. furthermore, the fruit of 1 foot apart, with a row of onion sets. these resistant varieties Is quite good For the outside beds, two to accom- and suitable for general home use. modate a first and second planting of MOTHER;- Fletcher's Cas- Seed of the wilt resistant varieties, lettuce, each 8 feet by 3% feet, and a toria is a pleasant, harmless Mich a§ Norton, Marvel, and Norduke, bed of equal size for parsley, would Is now offered by a number of the be available. Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- seed houses, and these varieties are This arrangement leaves a rectangle goric, Teething Drops and recommended where the more common of about 25 by 9, which may be divid- varieties, such as Bonny Best, Stone, ed Into three beds, the first for early Soothing Syrups, prepared for Globe and others, have fallen prey to sweet corn, accommodating nine hills \ the wilt disease. The work of the feet each way, a second to eight Infants and Children all ages. scientists has not stopped with the pro- poles of Kentucky Wonder beans in a duction of the three kinds mentioned space 6 by 9, und the final corner, 10 To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of above, but they are going on making by 9, for nine poles of lima beans.— Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it new crosses In an endeavor to improve National Garden Bureau. upon the varieties already created and Earth's Waters Another Myth Exploded to secure sorts that are adapted to More than ],

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. Uttiminniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim PLAINSBORO. S . All-ways Reliable ~ i Miss Emily Jeffers spent the week end at State College, Pa. Mrs. J. Hults entertairfed the members of. the Ladies Missionary Steinbach's Pre-Easter Sale of Society at a silver tea on Wednes- | All' Kind oi Clothes, day afternoon. '•- . Mrs.1 Gertrude . Barnard was a guest Sunday of her son R. A. Bar- | —But One nard, in Newark. Stanley Rittenhouse of the Walk- er-Gordon Farms motored to New- MEN'S SPRING$ 5 . and that Is the high priced ones The best ark ^Saturday and spent the weekend V 5 TaJnes that can be found—at the lowest prices | among relatives. 5 ' —value considered. Mrs. Laura.Johnson and family, of , Featuring new center box Princeton and Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5 SUETS AND TOPCOATS i Okeson of Kingston were Sunday pleat fronts and French guests of Mrs. Nathaniel Britton. £= FOR MEN AND BOYS | J. D. VanDoren who has been turn cuffs for Spring. spending several weeks in Florida, was a recent caller in this vicinity. Edward Ginter after remaining - the winter at Miami, Florida, is wel-, Sale Ends Saturday,' April 12th corned by Monmouth Junction friends of-the WalkeivGordon Farms .«*. W. W. Adams who has made a BIG special purchase of men's snfart Bpring shirts' - S ' • 107-109 South Broad St. Treotcm HJ. short visit with his son W. B. Ad- ams at Hendersonville, N.. C, re- A in ,the newest and ' smartest of spring patterns. mained a few days with his sister,1 SuiiHniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiini Mrs. H. W. Jeffers while enroute to .Shirts that will meet every need of the new season, and his home in Boston. - priced decidedly lower than they can possibly be later on! liimiiiminimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin The Young ladies of the West- minster Guild gave a very successful We have secured these two lots of shirts in a big special purchase at advantageous play last Friday evening in the | 1847 A. V. Manning's Sons . 1924 I school auditorium which netted ?58. price concessions. As the result—new prices fall far below what you would normally expect The monthly meeting of the to pay for smart spring shirts. . "• Board of Education was held Wed- nesday evening in the school lobby. All are generously cut and superbly tailored according to the usual Steinbach requirements The girls of the Sewing Club met I All Ready! | at the Manse on Friday afternoon which means that EVERY SHIRT WILL GIVE THE UTMOST IN SERVICE AND SATIS- and are directed by Mrs. Eckels, FACTION. . ' Mrs. Raymond Britton and Mrs. John Houtenville. 1 Hammocks, Refrigerators and § Owing to the illness 'of Miss Wal- Lot No. 1 ters, Mrs. Walter Wiley is substitu- Lot No.,2 ting this week in the intermediate Imported English | : Porch Furniture 1 department of the school. •-- i English Broadcloth Lizasa and Poire, contractors of S Warm spring days are giving their pleasant 2 Regulsville, Pa., have started the 2 warnings of perfect days to come. You'll want 5 gravel road leading from the high Jacquard Madras Shirts, $1.94 Negligee Shirts, at $2.54 = to make your selections of summer necessities S bridge to the Mercer County line be- 3 for S5.50 5 from complete stocks. We are all ready S yond Grover's Mills. | 3 for S7.50 The employees of the Walker- Smart looking shirts of finest quality English 5 REFRIGERATORS—The kind that keep food sweet and pnre 5 Gordon Farm are enjoying a radio No matter how many shirts a man has he - recently installed at their club Jacquard Madras—the kind the most dis- will want several of English Broadcloth if = MANNING QUALITY REFRIGERATORS = house. > I criminating man will approve. All are care- his spring wardrobe is to be truly correct. •5 made to onr critical specifications. On sale at Manning's £• On account of the sever storm of fully tailored with the same skill that dis- This sale selection includes the newest and Sunday evening, the address by Bur- £ exclusively. They're extra-good values. 5 dette Lewis, head of the State In- tinguish custom mades. A complete assort- smartest of patterns—fancy stripe effects E Elastic Enamel, SO lbs., .$37.50 Elastic Enamel, 100 lbs, S43.50 = stitution, in behalf of Child Welfare ment of new designs and colors in this in navy, black, helio, green, gold and tan. = Elastic Enamel, 135 lbs, $48.50 Elastic Enamel, 155 lbs, $58.50 5 "will be given on Sunday evening, group. These are center box pleat Negligee- Steinbachs shirts that offer the maximum in E All the above in Golden Oak. . 5 Aprli 27th. shirts with popular French turn back cuffs quality at the minimum in price. These E Elastic Enamel, 100 lbs, $53.50 Elastic Enamel. 135 lbs, $60.00 S that would sell ordinarly at ?3.50. Truly shirts that w.ould normally sell at ?4.00 and S The above in White Enamel. ' S JAMESBURG. remarkable vaules at $1.94. ?4.50 offer decided saving at .$2.5-1 each. E 1-Piece Porcelain Enamel, 100 lbs, $70.00 S A reception will be tendered Mr. and Mrs. George Scott at the home S 1-Piece Porcelain Enamel, 135 lbs, §78.50. 5 of Mr. and Mrs. Addison Scott at E- Others in Manning Quality, in various sizes. S their home on Wednesday evening, May 9, in honor of the marriage of S SEEGER REFRIGERATORS—The Original Syphon ~ the couple. - - S 90-pound capacity, $122.50 100-pound capacity, $122.50 5 Misses Hazel D. Grisman and E Up to 175 pound capacity, $175.00 = ' Mabel Schenck were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bark New Jersey Vanderhoof, at Newark, this week. S HAMMOCKS—in smart stripes or distinctive stencil designs S -A few choice seats remain for the S Just as attractive as yon could imagine, and of sturdy . 5 entertainment to be given in Lange's E construction. = hall on April-16-for the benefit of | the First Baptist church by Miss E Prices start as low as $16.50, and then -S2O,- $24, S Mabel Mullins oC Perth Amboy. S up to $63.50. Stands arc $8.50 extra. = when "Amaryllia of Clothesline Al- We Bid for Your ley" will be given by this talented S * PORCH FURNITURE OF MANNING QUALITY = elocutionist. Business on the Merit ? The Rev. R. F. Wegner. a grad- ss Porch Furniture can be attractive as well a? of good 2 uate of the Rochester, N. Y., Theo- er s 5 quality. See these: S logical Seminary, has accepted a call of Our Goods E Natural-finish Rockers, $3.50 No arms. = to the pastorate of the First Baptist WE SELL EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM S Natural-finish Rockers, $6.00 ' 5 Church, of Jamesburs, and occup- E Natural-finish Chairs, $5.25. s ied the pulpit for the first time last No. 40 John Deere Tractor Plows, made expressly for the Fordson = Natural-finish Settles, $10.25 = Sunday morning. Rev. Mr. Wegner Quality not Quantity is Tractor. All sizes of-Horse and Tractor Disc Harrows. All = ' Lawn Seats, $3.50 and $4.50 = comes to Jamesburg with the high- made by John Deere Plow Co. \ Acme Harrows, all sizes for many E Steamer Chairs, $2.50 and S4.50 = est credentials and for some time purposes they have no equal. \Hoovor and Aspinwall Potato was pastor of the Muller Memorial Our Motto. Planters, one and two-row. Lime Sowors, Van Brunt and Non- Baptist Church of Baltimore, and a pariel, the best lime sowers on tlie market. The John Deere 999 = IN WILLOW ' = pastorate in California. He was born Corn Planters, with or without fertilizer- attachment. John •» Woven-seai Chairs and Rockers, $7.50 H in America and is a master of both The Famous Ball Band and Lam- Deere, Oliver and Planet Jr. Riding Cultivators. Come and see S Woven-seat Grey Chairs and Rockers, $8.50 5- the German and English language. them. The Riggs Walking Cultivators—Best cultivators ever E Woven-seat Patent Chairs and Rockers, $12.50 E The First Baptist Church has been bertville Rubbers and Rubber Goods. sold. The Riggs Marker, with Steel Runners, will not Rot, Crack S Woven-seat Chaise Lounge, $27.50 E without a pastor for some months, or warp. One-horse Cultivators, all sizes with and without wheels ~ . Woven-seat Chaise Lounge, $37.30 s the- Rev. John Ehronstine resigning Lion Brand Work Shoes for Men. Perfection Traction, Eclipse Barrel and Bucket Sprayers. John S No cushions with above. £; last summer to take up his resi- Deere, Binders, Mowers, Loaders and Side Delivery and other dence at Los Angeles, California. Our Groceries as good as money Hay Rakes. Binder Twine, Plymouth is the best, costs no more, will bny. good to the last inch. Bag Sowing Twine, Stalk Twine, Rope of HIGHTSTOWN. all sizes. "We sell only the best. Heavy Team Harness, only | A. V. Manning's Sons, J A fall line of Notions and General $48.00. All harness parts for repairs. ' Regular Wheel Farm Organization of the East Windsor Wagons, Steel Axles—They, track our unimproved roads. Hoover | 20-22 South Broad Street, Trenton, N. J. | Township Board of Education .jvas Merchandise. Potato Diggers, the best two-horso diggers. Boggs Potato effected at the April meeting of the Graders, use them and get the best prices for your potatoes. body held Monday evening. Dr. Cushman & New Holland Engines. New Holland and Letz Feed riiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim George H. Franklin, Daniel I. Mess- Mills. Circular Saws and Belting. Also many other articles too ier and Charles Probasco, who were AT BOTTOM PRICES tedious to mention. BOO re-elected, and Harold J. Hunt, a As we sell only for spot cash our prices ai-e always the lojvest. nW member, were inducted into of- Free Delivery on Tuesday and j ..A Dollar.saved is.easy money. - - 0 fice. James C. Norris, for two Friday. Phone 4-M-12.. -ft— years president of the board, was OUR MOTTO IS THE HIGHEST GRADE GOODS again elected to head,the organiza- AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE Updike <& Mason, tion, and Walter C. Black was select Give iis a call and be convinced. ed as vice president. The custodian, We extend a cordial invitation to all readers to come and see our HIGHTSTOWN, N. J. clerk and other officials of the edu- large carefully selected stock and get our prices, it will prove to cation body will not be chosen until be time well and profitably spent. We are always at home every 'Phone 8-A. the May meeting. working day. At a delightful affair Saturday Dealer in Selected Grades of COAL afternoon, Mrs. Charles A. Mason entertained a party of thirty-five Joseph S. McCue, THOMAS PEPPLER, SON & COMPANY, guests at her home on South street. APRIL PRICES The affair was a card party and dur- HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY. ing the afternoon five hundred was CRANBURY, N. J. Stove and Nut, in Yard,... enjoyed, following which delicious '•' > " $13.00 refreshments were served. icasGGOsasGGOoattosacoBGcasGG&SGGGaGeatt&aa Stove and NntTdelivered to Cranbury,_ $14.00 Egg, in Yard $12.75 PUBLIC SALE. oeooaaaosa 9990GSGC Egg, delivered to Cranbury,. $13.7& of Kodaks Pea, in Yard __ $0.50 STOCK AND FARM MACHINERY. ApplegateJs Dependable Used Cars. Pea, delivered to Cranbury $10.50 The Undersigned will selbat Pub- Get that Kodak, take some Bnick Coupe—late model; looks like newT~fhis car has been re- painted and has five good tires; upholstery is very nice; is Buckwheat, in Yard lic Sale on the premises known as pictures of the beautiful $6.25 the William Jolly Farm, situated on equipped with many extras and ready for the road in every Buckwheat, delivered to Cranbury._. $7.25 the Dey Road, near Cranbury, N. J. Springtime scenes trees open- respect. Will sacrifice for $850.00. on ing in bloom and the lambs Durant Touring—1922—in the very best of condition; this car Bagging Extra has an a-1 motor;' equipped throughout with Royal Cord tires SATURDAY, APRIL 19Ui, 1924, and colts playing in the and has been repainted red. The top and upholstery are abso- «• at one o'clock, F. M. sharp. j meadows. lutely perfect; be sure to look this car over before deciding on SO99S00Q9O0SGOS9S99S 1 Good Work Horse, 6 Horse. anything else. Power Gasoline Engine, Ford Truck, Let the Children Kodak, Haynes Touring—late model; in the very best running condition; in good order; Hupmobile Auto. keep them interested in the equipped with fine tires; this car cannot be fully described and A WONDERFUL LINE OF Wagons and Harness—One-horse therefore, must be seen to be appreciated. A demonstration will " Fresh and Smoked Meats Farm Wagon, Set. of Farm Wagon Camera. convince you that this Is the best buy in town for $700.00. Wheels and Axles, Harness, Collars, Cameras from $2.00 np, of all kinds. Whiffletrees, Neckyokes, etc. j" Chic Trimmed Hats Farm Machinery—Power Wood make fine pictures too. • , J. AiriHUlf APPLEGATJB, Studebakor Distributor, including styles for old and young, Saw, Potato Planter, One-horse Cul- Bring your films or send PURE: LARD tivator, Planet Jr.' Riding Cultivat- 303 Division St., 92 Schureman St., Open Kettle Ken do rod and bobbed heads. or, Push Hi>e and Cultivator, Meeker them to us, yon will be Perth Amboy, N. J. New Brunswick, N. J. Harrow, Steel Spike Tooth Harrow, satisfied with our printing Two-horse Disc Harrow, Two-row osooscostseosoccososoecoscoeossosooocososososooooososa 5 lb. and 10 lb. Kettles, Marker, Two-horse Oliver Plow, One and developing. New Models Every Day horse Oliver Plow, Shovel Plow, 16c per lb. Garden Seed Drill, Hay Shelvings, New Samples of Schweizer's Im- (Weeder, Corn Sheller, Mowing Ma- Farmers Ponltrymen ported dress materials arriving chine, Hay Rake, Grindstone, Wheel I have just received a Carload of Domino Brand Feed and am now in a barrow, 92 Hot Bed Sash, 200 feet Good price paid for Calves every week. of 1 % inch Iron Pipe, new; Forks, position to supply your needs In anything in the Poultry and Dairy line Shovels, Hoes, lot of Tools, and of Feeds^. many other articles too numerous to I also keep all kinds of unmixed feeds. Special prices on as- mention. STOLL'S, sorted ton lots. a '* Miss F. M, Schoen, Lime, 1 Ton of Fertilizer, Barrel William Conway, of Sweet Cider, 2 Canopy Ranges. 20—22 East State Street, 111 Stockton Street, ROSIE RAAB. * J. NEWELS DAVIS CRANBURY, N. 3. j HIGHTSTOWN, NEW JERSEY. F. F. Grove, Auctioneer. , Phone 4-M-74. TRENTON, . NEW JERSEY. CBANBURY, NEW JERSEY. Phono 430.