KILLS WIFE: THEN TURNS GUN ON SELF

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1 The News of All The Townshp WPagesfodav Sports Page 5 VO,. X, No. 9 WOODBKXK, N. J., FRDAY,,H'A 2'2, l'.vjt KLLS WFE: THEN TURNS GUN ON SELF LTTLE DAUGHTER N BED "OUR YOUTHS SAY WTH MOTHER S M/RT THEY FRED BARN Carteret Couple's Martal Dfference Ended Ths Mornng at FOR EXCTEMENT; Lonely farm n Port Readng Where Wfe Had Gone To Stay Wth Sster's Famly HELD FOR ARSON _ After mortally woundng hs wfe as she lay n bed wth a seven year old adopted daughter, Julus Szta, thrty-four years old, walked from the house and sent a bullet nto hs lran at 6:3 ths mornng.,the double kllng took place on Tn-te Brook road, sometmes called Old Blar road just out-.s'ule of Port Readng. The woman ded n the polce ambulance on the way to Perth Amboy Hosptal. Szta and hs wfe, Jula, twenty-eght, had been marred fourteen years. They lved at 9 Mercer street, Carteret, Three weeks ago, af- er a quarrel, the wfe left, gong eventually to stay wth *.er ^mter and brother-n-law, Mrs. Elzabeth and John ZelezU Szta arrved at Zel&z's home ths mornng just as Zelcz was leadng the cow out to pasture. He asked where hs wfe was and Zelez told hm she was stll abed. Wth a commonplace remark that dd not arouse, Zelez's suspcons, the man went nto the house. Two shots, n quck successon, aroused the famly. James and Martn, twenty-one and sxteen respectvely, leaped from bed and r»n to ther aunt's bed room. They met Szta comng out. "Look out", he yelled at them, "'m sootng 'vpryone ths mornng." He walked quckly past them and strode down the road toward Port Readng. Tum Gun On Self James jumped nto hs father's car. Down the road he overtook the hurryng Szta. Slowng up but not stoppng he asked "What's the matter wth you, anyway?". The man stopped, glared at hm, and then wthout a word crawled between the Htranda of a wre fence by the road and started across the feld. Hs straw hat dropped off, He pad no attenton-to t but^strode on. A hundred feet further on he stopped, reached nto hs pocket and produced a pstol. Martn Zelez, followng hm from a dstance, saw hm press the gun to hs temple and heard the report. Martn ran back home. Patrol Drver Tom Somers and Motorcycle Offcer Carl Sundqust, comng n response to a telephone message by James Zelezt, placed the dyng woman n the ambulance and Somers started wth her to the hosptal. She ded on the way. Apparently the woman had rased her hand n a futle effort to protect herself when she woke to fnd her husband pontng a gun at her. One bullet struck her n the wrst but the next struck her n the neck, severng the jugular ven and lodgng n the spne. The lttle grl wth her was unnjured. Two Stores of Quarrel About three weeks ago Szta and h? w <fe quarreled and the. husband threatened the woman. She had hm arrested n Carteret. When he was released he went home and told hs wfe, "Ths s your last day. Tonght you de." Whle he was away at work the wfe packed up her be longngs and fled. Ths story s told by her famly. At Carteret ths mornng another angle came to lght. They say the fght started wth Szta accusng hs wfe of carng too much for one of the boarders. When she fled the home she took wth her $55 of nor husband's money and sorrre jew- lry belongng to other boarders. The hoarder who had been the cause of the trouble dsappeared at the same tme. Szta beleved hs wfe went to West Vrgna and asked polce to help hm locate her. She could not be f/)und. event, Mrs. Szta came to her sster's home several days ago husband learned of her the neghborhood. James. ^ Rotary Accepts Lons Club Challenge for Twlght Ball Game Set August for Event to be Held at Fords Speaker Suggests Club Push "Back To School" Campagn Fords Lons Club has challenged the Rotary Club to a baseball game and has nvted the members to be guests of the Lons at a luncheon mmedately followng the "battle.' The challenge and nvtaton we,re read at yesterday's meetng of th Rotary Club and t was voted t accept for Monday, August. G H. Prall was apponted to select Rotary team. Former Presdent Fred F. Annes presded yesterday and the program was n charge of John Breckenrdge charman of Boys' Work. n a shor talk on plans of hs commtte Breckenrdge recommended that nex year the club sponsor a Boys' Week ncludng a monster parade of all the boys of town. "Durng the summer we should nterest ourselves n a 'Back to School' campagn among the young men," sad Breckenrdge. Other speakbrs were John Kuhn, now assocated wth Detrot schools and East on a vst to old frends here; Edward Frazer of Perth Amboy, Ftzhugh Whte of New York, and R. A. Hrner who has just reurnfd from a trp n Canada. "Bob" old some nterestng features of hs stay across the border. Wayne Cox reported on the Rotary outng held Wednesday at the Rartan Country Club, Somervlle. Next Thursday the club wll be addressed by Carl Wllams on "Rubber". Mr. Wllams s a chemst for the Roessler and Hasslacher Chem- cal Company Compy of Perth Amboy and lves n Hgh street, Woodbrdge. E. C. Ensgn, Regarded as Expert at Fgurng, Quts Post n Assessor's Offce At ts meetng on Monday the Townshp Commttee wll recevte the resgnaton of Everett C. Ensgn who has held down the pobt of clerk to the tax assessor snce 97. The reason gven by Mr. Ensgn for hs resgnaton s that he wants to be able to devote hs whole tme to hs poston as clerk of the town- und Martn Kelez say Szta has shp school dstrct. drnkng heavly durng the For years' Mr. Ensgn was assocated wth the audtor's department past several weeks and was apparently under the nfluence of lquor when of the Pennsylvana Ralroad and whle there he was regarded as» \u- appeared ths mornng. man possessng almost supernatural The lttle grl was adopted a year tolonf at teurng. n other words ;,,. from an orphan's home n Tren- ^etad ' Tother no chud!a cnld- '*!"a wtard." One of the trcks untu ther quarrel and hs j f rf was te Up te was was capable of performng p g UUU ;uvst three weeks ago they were ' t add dd up a column of four numeral ''j?ard«d by ther neghbors as extraordnarly quet and peaceful column once fgures n hs head, «""g flt > w " tht ; d wrtng the total f'llks. The Zelez famly wll rase at the bottom. tn chld, they Kud thn mornng. J. H. Love Tells How seln Pupls Wll Be Dstrbuted The openng of the new school «l heln necesstates u. ^arrangement of pupls, accordng to Supervsng Prncpal J. H. Love. Fo"owng * the Plan of dstrbuton there durng the school year startng b< UM Arugh school and eghth grade pupls wll bo transported to the Bar- on Avenue.school n WoudbrHlge. All seventh grade pupls w»tten< Htln School No. 6. All publc school chldren below the seventh Krade or. the weat sde of,the Penn. Ralroad tracks wll report at tne new school No. 5 and all chldren of the!» grades lvng on the eas hde of the ralroad wll report ftt the old school No. 6. Man Alda Van Slyke enterum- *)d her room m«te at Rutgers, M" ElBftboth DeJuoo of Rsjney. N. J-. u-» Young Men of Promnent seln Famles Placed Under Ba] by Judge Krkpatrck To Answer For Destructon Of Hay Shed Monday Nght CONFESS TO POLCE Four young men of seln were arrested on a charge of arson Tuesday mornng after fre had destroyed the hay shed of John Gallo on Chan ' Hlls road the nght before. n statements to the polce the young men are alleged to have ad they gnted the shed for "extement." They were taken to New runswck after a prelmnary hearng before Recorder Vogel and Judge Jrkpatrck fxed bal at $, each. he boys were released when ths pas secured. The young men are Stanley Tomaaso, Raymond Ellott, Albert Wagnsten and Albert Foster. The atter s seventeen yeas old and the thers nneteen. They are scons f well-known famles at seln, Tonaaso beng the son of Tony Tomasthe justce of the peace, Foster he son of Samuel Foster the buld r, and Ellott the son of John El ott. Traffc Offcer Joe Lews saw the Dlare when Gallo's shed blazed up at about eleven o'clock and he hastened to the scene n tme to see four fellows runnng away. He recognzed the car nto whch they scrambled and that clue was the bass on whch an mmedate nvestgaton was started. Lews and Detectve Sergeant Walsh gathered the young men together Tuesday mornng and they are sad to have broke down under questonng. A smlar fre a short whle ago engaged the attenton of th«polce. The latter beleve the developments Tuesday mornng explan that fre also. Gallo's shed was stuated a long way from a hydrant and fremen had to carry water from Sucker's Brook. Ths condton prevented savng the huldng and ts valuable hay. Julus Romond, Father of Patrolman, Serously Hurt When Struck by Automoble Julus Romond, sxty-seven years old, s n a serous condton at Rahway Hosptal as a result of beng struck by the car of Joseph D. Copeland of 555 Maple avenue,.5 Wednesday nght. Copeland's report to the polce ndcates the man walked nto the sde of the car n spte of efforts to swerve the machne so as to avod hm. The accdent happened on Amboy avenue near the parochal school. Copeland was comng from Perth Amboy and was passng along a, strng of cars parked at the curb. He says Romond walked' out from between two cars. Copeland stopped and wth the ad of two men placed the njured man n hs raach.ne. At the corner they met Patrolmva Joseph Farkas and he accompameuv-^hem to the hosptal. Ramond s father\of Celeste Romond. \ Patrolman STANDNG OF CANDDATES Mrs. Burns Leads Dstrct No. Wth Mrs. Grffths Leadng Dstrct No. 2 Try and pck the Grand Prze Wnners of each dstrct now, but don't pck a qutter for, "a qutter never wns and a wnner never quts." Dstrct One (Woodbrdge Proper) Name Address Votet Burns, Mrs. Anna 2 Hgh street 3,8 Chrstensen, Selmar Wedgewood avenue 3,6 Hall, Mr», Helen Hllsde avenue, Love, Vctor N, Green street 3,75 Stanck, Clemens 373 Rahway avenue, Dstrct Two (Terrtory Outsde of Woodbrdge) Name Address Vote* Barth, Mrs. Frank Avenel 3,8 Conrad, Mss Elzabeth Sewaren 3,75 Czboyan, Gertrude M. R. F. D. No., P. A, Ferbel, Mrs. Leon Fords 3,7 Grffth, Mrs. Anna R. F. D. No., Metuchen... 3,85 Lund, Rollund Keasbey 3,65 The above t a comparatve.landng of the canddate!, alphabetcally arranged, for all subscrptons turned n up to 8: P. M. Wednesday, July 2th. At no tme durng the.campagn wll the actual number of vote of each contestant be made publc. Ancent Copy of Local Newspaper Refutes Legend of Old Ball Team News tem Tells How Squad Whch Hstory Records as "nvncble" Was Gven Sound Drubbng by South Amboy Stars; Who Knows Hstory of Methodst Church? n the passage of years we are prone to forget defeats and remember only the vctores. Take, for nstance, the old-tme ball teams that used to represent Woodbrdge forty years ago or thereabouts. Legend has t that these teams were mghty n baseball talent, rdng roughshod, over the most powerful opponents our adversares coul'd send aganst us. t never occurred to us that the old boys (who were May Need Junor Hgh School Here n commentng on the growth of the school system and partcularly the sentment n the varous communtes to have eghth grade classes nstalled n all schools, M. H. Clum, presdent of the Board of Educaton, told Board members Monday nght that the tme s close at hand when the Board wll have to establsh a junor hgh school sys- _t*m here to cut down expenses^ "Each communty seems to feel that ts pupls ought to have eghth grade facltes n ther communty school," sad Clum. "To comply wth ths desre would necesstate formng grades and hrng teachers where the number of pupls s not great enough to warrant t, Ona way of avodng that would be to establsh a junor hgh school contanng all the seventh, eghth and nnth grades of jkhe townshp.'' hen young boys) occasonally took a trouncng untl we came across an 877 copy of The ndependent Hour whch reported "Our baseballsts met wth a Waterloo defeat at Sewaren on Saturday at the hands of the Stars of South Amboy, the score beng 23 to 9. The vstng club had the assstance of a strong professonal battery from Pennngton, Our boys became rattled n the thrd nnng and faled to gan upon ther opponents." f any of the old-tmers around town remember that game we should lke to have ther verson of the manner n whch South Amboy accomplshed the downfall of our representatves. Here's another queston for some of the old-tmers to settle. n an 893 ssue of the old paper s mentoned the marrage of Edna Vola Meuchem to Allen Looker, Jr. n St. Andrew's M. E. Church of ths place.'' s t the present Methodst Church whch was referred to then as St. Andrew's or was there once another Methodst Church n town? Any reader who can shed lght on hs queston s requested to submt the facts n a letter to the edtor. Gong back to 888, the paper arred an account of a plan to erect a planng mll on the Sound near Blazng Star Landng, whch ste now s beleved to le n Carteret. The erecton of the mll, along wth other developments n that end of the townshp must have created a need for some means of protecton aganst fre for n the paper's ssue of February 6, 8)3 we read that the Carteret secton had establshed Few Actve Entres Leave Plenty of Room For Energetc Work* Frt Perod Vote Offer Closes Thursday, July 2 Fertle Secton* Stll Wthout Canddates; Automobta Cash Awards Wll Go to Thote Makng the Greatest Effort Between Now and Aug. 2 Start NOW The sound of the starter's gun begnnng; the epochal n for honors n the ndependent Car and Cash Campagn sounds today throughout ths whole dstrct. n ths saqe be found the names of the starters who wll compete, J frendly manner, for the valuable automobles that wl awarded the wnners. Ths publshed lst offcally opem' campagn. Are you who are readng ths gong to be a starter? you gong to jon n ths great ' 2 Fremen njured As Flames Gut Auto Shop Beleved to Have Started by Spark gntng Gasolne Used for Cleanng Frc belevedfto have started by a spark lghtng a pal of gasolne beng used to clean a car partally gutted the automoble show room and pant shop of Hang Meng and ted up traffc on St. George avenue for more than an hour Tuesday noon. Harry Mawbey and Wllam Treen suffered gashes on ther hands n the work of quellng the flames and the pungent smoke nauseated one or two fremen who ventured nto the buldng wthout gas masks. Fve cars were destroyed and several others snged and smoked but new care n the show room were wheeled out und«r ther own power before serous damage had been done them. The buldng, whch s owned, by Joseph p -McEWen,, s dvded nto three large rooms. n the h front ft s Meng'a M' show room and mmedately behnd t s the room where cars are washed n preparaton to beng panted. a. fre department and elected these offcers): Foreman George E. Russell, Assstant Foreman Samuel Bshop, Duff and Desmond Qualfy Ways and Means Commttee Secretary Wllam B. Keller, Treasurer John A. Qunn. For Admttance the Bar Has Party for Eastern Star n the same ssue we fnd an ac- Among the 265 yo ng men and The ways and means commttee count of the freeholders opera-tng ( women of the State passed the of the Order of the Eastern Star a fen "y to transport pedestrans and Prudental nsurance Co, recent bar examnatons were Andrew Desmond and J Nathan Duff, held a beneft card party at the vehcles across the Rartan Rver Honors Carl R. Chase as both natves of Woodbrdge and Craftsmen's Club' on Tuesday evenng. Refreshments were served by from Hghland Park to New Brunswck. There had been a brdge at HeRoundjs Out 2th Year graduates of the local, hgh school, the pont but t was torn down to Carl R. Chase of Green street yesterday was honored by the Pruden- The young men have, been servng the hostesses, Mss Wnfred Brennen and Emrua Jaeger. The non- n commentng on ths ferry servce 'tal nsurance Company by beng permt the erecton of a larger one. thqr clerkshps wth Perth Amboy frths and wll now enter the lsts player's prze was awarded to Mrs. the edtor found t remndful of a presented a gold, damond stujlded us full fledged attornes. j Alfred Jellyman, a box of hondker^efs. There were fve tables of journeyng from New York to Phl- tme 2 years before when persons locket to mark the h completon ln off Sx hundred and eghteen took the examnatons and of ths number 353 twenty years of servce wth [ the adelpha had no choce but to cross company. Hs assocates n the offce further honored hm by pre- flunked. Duff and Desmond were the Rnrtan by ferry at New Brunswcka twenty-dollar among the successful mnorty. gold n the e rear r s the pant room where a large quantty of hghly nflamable lacquers and expensve pants are kept. The fre started n the wash room and leaped up nto the space between the celng and the roof. t spread from there n both drectons but the fremen prevented t from breakng out n full force n the pant room and show space, Meng's employees, aded by the fremen, worked hard to get the cars out whle the hose was beng stretched and put n place. The roofs of some of,the cars were smokng as they came out. Ladders were rased aganst the roof and a hose was taken above so that a stream could be drected down nto the seethng flames between the ron roof and the celng. t was there that Mawbey was njured, a hose nozzle beng thrown volently backward by the force of the stream and pnnng hs hand aganst the jagged edge of the ron roof. A deep gash across the back of hs hand reached almost to the bone. Mawbey gamely clmbed down wthout ad and Patrolman Ben Parsons appled a tournquet to stop the flow of blood untl a" physcan could be obtaned. Treen cut a fnger on broken glass. Arrangements are beng made to repar the damage so' that busness may be resumfed as soon as possble. to Cure Woman Magc, Steal Her Savngs Kqasney Woman Vctmzed by Par of Wanderng Fakrs Who Swtch Bankroll for Worthless Paper n Workng Charm v/ Supposed to End Woman's Long llness The tme-worn and hoary hoax, nvolvng a promse by gypses to cure sckness by the use of charm, was worked successfully ths week on Mrs. Florence Bout of Dahl street, Keasbey. Mrs. Bout's savngs, amountng to $3, was the fee extracted by the gypseb. Mm. Bout, who lves wth her son, has been alng fur (We tme. On Tuesday two gypsy women called on her and expressed sympathy. After dscussng her malady th«y offered to nvoke a charm to cure her. At ther drecton she procured her muney and one of the women, mumblng certan mysterous phrases, ted the roll, as Mrs. 'Bout supposed, and she was drected to leave t there untl next day. To prove that already the charon was havng effect the women nssted that Mrs. Bout accompany them for a short walk. About a block from home they bd her adeu and wth expressons of sympathy for her condton they made ther departure. Mrs. Bout went home and pondered the ncdent. ' The more she thought of t the less convnced w«a" she that money ted n an apron could help her. Fnally she decded to take just one peep to assure herself that the money was really there. cards n play. The przes were won n pnochle by Mrs, George Luffbatry, shebort glasses; Mrs. Morrs Chopper, hand embrodered towel. Brdge: Mrs. Stephen Wyld, alumnum sauce mn; Mrs. "Wllam Glham, apru; Mss Rose Pegter, box of handkerchefs; Mss Else Svhrmpf, apron; Mrs. A. M. Hagan, 'handkerchefs; Mrp. N. Guth, radator brush; Mrs. J. H. Stllwell, hand- kerchef; M Mr. N. N Guth, h handker- hdk chefs. Others present were -Mrs. A. R. Martn, Mss Margaret Jellyman, Mss Ethel Payran, Mrs- John Sweeney, Mrs. rvng Baker, Mss Ettaabah Calada, Mrs. Frank Berth. Mss Adele Warer and Mss Louse* Matthews. Camp Fre Guardan s Marred to Trenton Youth Announcement has been made of the marragu of Mss Elzabeth JCaufman, of Yardley, Pa., to Mr. Clfford Nelson, of Trenton. The mar- She found tha gypses had exchang- rage took place n New Yo*k on ed her savngs for a wad of paper.' paper.y Tuesday, July 2." Mss Kaufman to Then she reported to tb.«polce but the guardan of the roquos Camp t. ftn< The Men's Club of the Methodst Church held a very successful lawn fete on the church lawn last evenng. The booths and lawn were dec- ratad n colored electrc lghts. Mr. George Rtte- was general charman asssted by the followng men: Van G. Munger, Ere Straght, Ray Tyrr«lf, Theodore Marsh, George Gordon and George Hoagland. The candy booth, was n charge of Mss Augustne's Sunday School clasa. A [Bgyjan Ft^-Gerald Jr., had the hot dog stand, Albert Tyrrell was n charge of the soft drnks and Mr. Van G. Hunger had ce cream and cake.. The ball toastng booth was n charge* of Charles Myers. The club s plannng an auto rde n August to Washngton's Crossng after whch they wll enjoy a chcken, dnner. sharng competton, or are ng to turn asde the splendd op tunty clamorng at your door for Jjj mttance? t$ A Perwnal nvtaton YOU are personally nvted : \ partcpate n the dstrbuton of tomoblles and cash. YOU ar«anteed that THE LEAST you get for your efforts s twenty cent, n cash of the total money turn n. Undoubtedly every coramq would already be represented t but realze that EVENTUA" the people resdng theren ether renew ther or take out new ones to The pendent through some canddate! from the outsde who wll solf '"' them. So WHY NOT GVE SUBSCRPTON TO YOUR OWJ&! CANDDATE? New Pontlae* Are Her* The two brand new PontlaM-J Sedans purchased for the. nde* ;' pendent Campagn, from Me**" Mahan & Green, 287 Stat* street, Perth Amboy, have at ; rved and one s now on dl*> play at the Rahway Avenue Ga-'SJl rage, (Woodbrdge), and one at the salesroom of McMahan ^.. Green. These cars are the l»t- ; eat models n beautful bluj. duco fnsh and really worth makng a specal trp to see at the above named dsplay room*.- Over two weeks have elapsed snce:^ ue campagn was announced, for thought has passed and ACTOJ s now necessary. n a lttle mo* than four weeks, przes of the of thousands of dollars wll t*.! warded. t wll be your own f you do not get YOUR share. grets when t s over for not h made the race wll aval you not ng. Several of the canddates alread workng seem to be havng a sev attack of apathy. Whatever cause, t s assuredly the most de» ly dsease known to a crcular campagn. A canddate who n nes that he or she s "stan< stll" s under a terrble lluson, fo n a campagn of ths knd unl you are contnually advancng are gong back, and fast as you back someone else s slowly ng up to and beyond you. f you are not just merely fo ng yourself and want one of splendd automobles, you must m every mnute between now and Kv gust 2th and especally durng next sx days the last of the Vote Perod count toward votes. Remember that the wnnng H those two Pontac Sedans done durng the next fve wetlj Don't wat to see what the other low s gong to d$pj you can w«that he s gettng all the suba tons pobbbuftand so should fnsure yourself of wnnng one the przed. From now on untl 8 p. m. Thursday, July 28th (just 6 s the tme to dg n and gat your wnnng votes whle they stll plentful, because of the "Frst Vote Perod" Vote Offer; ' s now n effect. Ths lberal affords the canddates who are rentng hm entered and those contemplatng;.] pece. enterng the best chance feu from a low to a hgh postoft^ the publshed lst of standngs, Heavy Storm Causes Fre should nspre the energetc ca Companes to Contnue Fetes dates to go over the top wthn next few days. Saturday nght's heavy ranstorm, Wth, every hour that the Ob that flooded parts of town where tcks away durng the few days storm sewers were unable to carry man n the Hgh Vote Offer the water fast enough, result- s a double nspraton of gettng ) ed n the carnvals of both Wood- P^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ bndee brdge Fre Company No. and se- ] v. bg prse 7 _. wnners n ths u= camp 2 ln Chemcal Hook and Ladder Com- On Thursday nght, July pay beng contnued untl ths week flna" J"thr h p'rese'nt' vvte 7 end, the Campagn Department The Woodbrdge carnval e-pens toh T "?*" "" * '"Z l T" T hh m *n open untl 8 p. m. to nght and tomorrow n.ght at whch vote9 ^ ^cptons. tme the black bottom contests wll vl "f?. mm ""»"'H-'"»- L. _.«j b V..,.!,, u ;^ v *\ * «persons who art) n be carred to a concluson. Four pugn offce at that hour contestants have qualfed for the wated on, and ther collectl fnal exhbtlona and the competton apply on ths bg vote offer. for the prce s expected to be keen, Hake a thorough canvass) (A (seln's carnval wll open only tomorrow nght. "FRST VOTE OFFER" frsnds and acquantances for Both carnvals have done wall N THE RACB. the nghts thqy.were open, accordng to the m»ag«ntmts but the loss of last Saturday nght's busness Mr. and Mrs. E. <B. Mandama.k- must be made up ths week end baauto-for«j&l The Lades Auxlary brdge Frs Co, wll net ^

2 PACK Of A *Hf»T gtpby A HMPY tnomfc hf'tk- '.hst (.;r.:?.!:'.- 'r,'' :,:ne ar.h thnujrh; ar.. c't-r! y.j pu'. nto p!a:n;r.c :'- ll r.'t postpone buldng a home beoau=«your savngs won't warranj the knd of establshment you hope to own some day. We have many attractve desgn? for nexpensve small home?. Come n and see them. LlMBtR S WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BULDNG MATERAL STORK WOODBRDCE NEW JERSEY When You Need Feed, Coal and MASON MATERALS PHONE Woodbrdge 55 Our Motto: QUALTY HONEST WEGHT REASONABLE PRCES WOODBRDGE FEED & COAL CO Offce and Warehouse Man St. Woodbrdge SEE BENEFTS TO HOUSEWVES N MEAT STUDY f \< a- 3. a;n«of *Vo a>\ M" H '.J ** *!?* 'TV '.at'-- '» m*»t»r.d cftp "<> s justh '. rhap truthfully?*>< that Notes to Homemakers CATHERNE GREBEL ' llddlesn >unty Servce Extenson Buyng Out of Sea on Advocated By Specalst C r ' meat ha? Ap r: ' can now be bfnjrht for le«< ' :v. : ; the cf>o)tn(t. thar. half prw. The specalst Study Me«t Qualty p'tn;.«out that although there s H «:. < * and consumer* r. (Ten- ' nev«r f" wde a choce of garment* (-,,; j.uvt «;" V' nterested n a ' n th( clearance ale. gcod bargan* r>". :a c op*ra!.vt -tudy whch :» can be found f the buyer know? r -,v <l«-)vr, f ll!'.. th:«cf- <- *t c n of Values.! r.(-;t: qualty ar.d!a't!ne*«. The j n a survey o,f stores, she found.-. ;,y,. J.-'r-.) t\v "he Natonal that some coat and skrt suts lut- ' :..-.. S-.-k ar.d Mat Board and the L'ed at f P,;>( durng the sprng were, :ft! wrk of carryng t out ha? ''offered n June at *lf.5o. Good '... : n«'-.;rr.fd hy S:a;e afrrcultural ('larghn? n hats also were notced. r >;! : pn: >tat'-!~f throughout the 'At one shop she found many of j....r.-rv and thv Unted State? De- tcrochet straw and felt and rbbon ] [lar-.rrr-rt of 'Agrculture. Thew? for 5. each. Many of these stll j Ecrf(- are t»»kng tn determne bora prce marks around $5.. t trt- f..'.or* whch nfluence qualty ar.d ralatahlty of meat.?ome of t'w-e factors are known but there are..hers yet to be uncovered. To reach a fnal analyss of qualty and palatablty of megt these research agence? are gong to the very bottom of the subject. Ther work starts wth expermentaton on the breedng and feedng of the meat anmals. The observaton? are carred on through the slaughterng and processng of the meat and through the two fnal steps of cookng j«ard tastng. Cookng Tatt mpartat The cookng tests are consdered one of the most mportant steps of the entre chan of work. Dr. P. F. stool, and a tray wagon.! Trowbrdge, drector of the North Wth the ad of a dsh draner, Dakota Experment Staton, who s { many housewves are usng bolng charman of the cookng commttee /water nstead of towels for dryng fn rthe study, emphaszes the necessty for great care n the cookng (dshes. By runnng scaldng water of the B?g>ermental meats. The commttee ha? worked out an offcal EVERYBODY knows that they need nsurance..some folks put t off. They aru h«losers. Enroll ununj? the wnners HERE. All knd* u nsurance and we've got the lme to carefully explan ju>t what you vant to know. WLLAM J.GROHMANN REAL ESTATE &T * NSURANCE fzet. \jrs? jav.^g-* :n the clothng budgr. m!h made thro.:(rh hnynjr -'jt- / -«'S*or., acordrjr to the New cr*(-y e.\!en«on clothng jlpecal't She ate» that Ulon'd suts wh'ch «(re r»!h*r co«ty n March and The specalst ponts out that mer- : chants must clear ther stock perod- cally, and f the home-maker keeps ' track of when they plan to do ths, she wll be able to manage her clothng budget for much less money than : f she buys n season. Home Specalst Fnds ' Favorte Labor Savers Observaton of hundreds of ktch- ens has convnced Maron C. Bell. New Jersey extenson specalst n home management, that three artcles of great utlty to holsewves are a dsh draner, a comfortable ''over the dshes as they l«n the draner, ther temperature s rased to a pont where they dry quckly. Ths method has been found to be more santary- than usng towels. The stool s made use' of whle 'the housewfe s washng dshes and ^preparng vegetables, thus avodng the tedum of standng n one po- Hston.! The tray wagon s used for takng food to the dnng room ae well 'as for brngng dshes back to the ktchen snk. ' Mrs. Bel! ponts out that there s : other equpment on the market for savng labor, but the draner, stool, and wagon seem to be extremely fpopuler wth the women who, are 'now usng them. method for the roastng of beef and s now workng on a method for other meats. t s not expected or ntended that housewves wll follow the cookng methods as lad down by the commttee but there s every assurance that when the study s completed t wll reveal a great deal of nformaton of value to the woman who daly buys and prepares meat. Other nterestng phases of the study nclude the development of mechancal means by whch color /and texture can be defntely measured. Many other steps are beng j'-consdered, all leadng up to the cooked product. Please, menton ths -paper when buyng from advertsers. FRDAY, JULY 22. *27 f (jjcmd of ntend to thme ulw wvuld buy V Gkctrc^pplanced at advantagem prm ^mr» ' S ' jl ""Wan.. To tell goodgasolne from bad, you dont need to be a chemst. Smply remember the name f "STANDARD" GASOLNE The Fnsh That Stays New Have Your Car Panted Now and Receve Our Specal Season Prces Roadttert Tourng Coup«> Sed»n FOED $3. $. J55. J65. ChzT'j'tx, Dudge, Essex, Durant, S'-ar, Ovtrland Buck, Cleveland, Nash, Studebaker Lght 6, Oldsmoble, Jewett Buck 6 Studebakeer S, Chandler, Hudson, Moon, Nash 6, Hupmoble, Auburn,Reo.Oakland, Jordan, Page ,' 95. Cadllac, Marmon, Jlercer, Peerless Frankln, Stutz, Packard Lncoln, Packard 8, Locomoble, f Perre-Arrow )5.. G. T. D. AUTO PANTNG Agent* for Moon and D>*nt Telephone St. Georyc Avenue Woodfbrdge, N. J. THE PERTH AMBOY : GAS LGHT COMPANY j " 36 SMTH STREET, ' ' ' _ ^ ^ _ R.ud Automatc and Storage Water H«aton G«t R*ant Ugt _ a. S Perth Amboy RABNOWTZ HARDWARE "f t's Hardware, We Have t!" Full lne of- HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VAR- NSHES, HOUSE FURNSHNGS ROOSEVELT AVE. CARTERET, N. J. Tel. Carteret 32 and 8 Paulus Dary Man Offce: New St., New Brunswck, N. J. Phone 2 Establshed 89 DON'T BE MSLED BE SURE T S PAULUS MLK USE PAULUS' OSTVELY ERFECTLY ASTEURZEO Paulut' Patteurued Sel«ct Mlk Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk MLK Wendmese Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Su>dam' 8 a^d Rutger'a Specal RAW Tuberculn Tested Mlk DSTRBUTON COVERS New Bmuwck, Hghland Park, South Rb*r, Parm, 8««tb Axuboy, P«rtl Aaftoy,!-».

3 tfoof 'A'\'.\. A"l t ' «'».'.» ',*,..'l'-. PROCRASTNATON s The Thef of Tme-And t May Rob You of a Splendd Automoble ENTER TODAY DON'T DELAY! ENTER THE NDEPENDENT $3, CAMPAGN TODAY THE RACE S JUST STARTNG! TOMORROW! That s {the word that spells dsaster for many an ambtous scheme to wn Success! Puttng off untl tomorrow "procrastnaton" s the thef not onby of tme but of decson and the very frut of vctory. The ndependent t offerng a share n" The array of awards that ncludes two automobles and 2% commsson to those falng to wn a Pontac. The opportunty to share s ^r OURS for the askng; the przes are absolutely FREE! Don't "put t off 'tll tomorrow" your entry n ths great race. Don't thnk that ths doesn't apply to YOU for t does. Don'tNake the chance on August 2th of realzng how YOU could have won easly and lost the chance, only because you faled to enter the campagn. Ths s no luck lay-out or popularty fandango. The prze* wll be awarded on the bass of vote* earned durng the campagn and the opportunty s equal for all. You want an automoble and The ndependent offers YOU one. Accept ths offer! ENTER the race TODAY. AND Wl CAMPAGN STARTS NOW GET H AND WN - CAMPAGN ENDS AUGUST THERE ARE NO LOSERS\ Fll n the etrr blank belew wth TOUT own Mne or the Dane of ( MM or woman whom yon thnk would lke to hate one of UW nhabk award*. Mal or braj t to tk off c*., Hereby Nomnate and Cast, Votet For Mss (Mr. or Mr,.) Addnss u cndjat b T h ETorrbody Wu Crclator Campagn. NOTE: Omly OM»f tlwo Copou accepted for tack meata MnnW.' j THESE TWO COUPONS sent n wth a year subscrpton, ($.5) starts you on the way to success and a free automoble OPPORTUNTY Member's Name Address COUPON GOOD FOR, EXTRA VOTES Ths Coupon and a one () year pad-n advance subscrpton or the equvalent thereof enttles the member to, extra votes n addton to the regular schedule. Only - of these Coupons allowed any one member. THE OPPORTUNTY OF A LFETME An unparalleled opportunty to have n the dvson of ths tremendous lst of prea s offered man, woman, boy and grl n the terrtory served by The Woodbrdge ndependent. t costs nothng tej'.j enter the OPPORTUNTY CLUB You do not even have to be a tubeerber to the paper. All that tojj necessary to start you on the road to proud possesson of onto'of these handsome automobles or c«award, s for you to fll out the nomnaton blank prnted below and send t n to the Campagn Ma ager. The nomnaton starts you off wth, free votes. f you do not wsh to enter the el pagn yourself then you can nomnate some frend whom you would lke to help secure one (of th handsome awards. The person havng the greatest number of votes at the close of the campagn v be presented wth the bg prxes. YOU CAN EARN ONE OF THESE HANDSOME AUTOS WTHOUT THE EXPENDTURE ANYTHNG OTHER THAN YOUR WELL-DRECTED EFFORTS DURNG SPARE MOMENTS THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. The Opportunty Club s a SUM thng for you rght from the begnnng^ as those who are not awarded one of the grand przes wll be pad a lberal cash commsson upou thfe busness they secure. The Two Grand Prses, both Pontae Sx Sedans, worth 9878 each, wll be awarded to the Candda**] n each dstrct havng the greatest number of votes at the close of the campagn. One of th* caxj njust go to a Woodbrdge canddate, the other must go to a canddate from outsde of Woodbrdg*. Any canddate who fals to wn one of the automobles wll be pad a cash commsson of 2% the amount of money they turn n durng the campafgn. EVERYBODY WHO TAKES AN ACTVE PART N THE CAMPAGN WLL RECEVE ETHER A PRZE OR CASH COMMSSON. PONTAC SX SEDAN GRAND PRZE DSTRCT NO VALUE $875. from WcMAHAN & GREEN, 287 State St., Perth Amboy Car on dsplay at Rahway Avenue Garage, Woodbrdge, Local Pontac Agent GRAND PRZE DSTRCT NO. 2 PONTAC SX SEDAN Purchased from McMAHAN & GREEN, 287 State St., Perth Amboy Car on dsplay at Rahway Avenue Garage, Woodbrdge, Local Pontac Agent VALUE $875. Dvson of Dstrcts To gve the canddate.-outsde of Woodbrdge proper an equal chance at a prze automoble, the terrtory covered by The Woodbrdge ndependent has been dvded nto two dstnct dstrcts, Number One and Number Two. DSTRCT NUMBER Ths dstrct embrace* all of Woodbrdge proper and any canddate resdng n the followng boundares wll be placed n the frst dstrct and wll be n competton, only, wth other canddates resdng wthn the same terrtory. Dstrct s bounded on the north by the Port Readng Ralroad; on the west by the P & R. sdng to Mutton Hollow Factory thence, to juncton of Kng George's Post Road and Bunn's Lane, thence southeasterly to the ntersecton of Florda Grove Road and Amboy Avenue, thence easterly along southern boundary of Woodbrdge Creek to the Port Readng Ralroad. DSTRCT NUMBER 2 Ths dstrct embraces Hopelawn, Keasbey, Fords, Lafayette, seln, Coloma, Avenel, Port Readng, Sewaren and all other terrtory not ncluded n Dstrct Number. All canddates are permtted to sell subscrptons outs.de of ther own dstrcts, there beng no restrcton n that respect. otjpqe Ths coupon, when neatly clpped and returned to the Campagn Department of THE WOODBRDGE NDEPENDENT wll count tor Cast fur FREE VOTES Ho cou»«u wll b«transferable from one slub member to another after beng receved at the offce of the Woodbrdge ndependent. VOD AFTER AUGUST 6.»27 Turn Spare Tme nto DOLLARS CASH COMMSSON ($,2 Estmated) The Woodbrdge ndependent wll pay a cash commsson of 2$ on gross collectons to all canddates who fal to wn one of the Pontac Sedans. How The Cars Wll Be Awarded There are Two Grand Przes to be awarded the successful wnners, both przes beng beautful brand new Pontac Sxes n the two-door sedan model, valued at $875 each. One of the cars wll be gven the can? ddate who resdes n Dstrct Number havng the greatest number of votes n hs dstrct at the close of the campagn. The other car wll be gven the canddate who resdes n Dstrct Number 2 havng the great* est number of votes n hs dstrct at the close of the campagn. t can readly be seen that canddates resdng n the smaller communtes outsde of Woodbrdge proper wll have a far and equal chance for an automoble and wll NOT be n competton wth any canddate resdng n the town of Woodbrdge, t has been the Campagn Manager'*, experence that»ne of ten people would prefer a cash reward n leu of the comparatvely small przes usually gven n campagns of ths, aort, therefore EVERY CANDDATE NOT WNNNG ONE OF TJHE PONTAC CARS WLL BE PAD A 2% COMMSSON ON THE A«MOUNT OF MONEY THEY TURN N DURNG THE CAMPAGN. There are no losers n ths campagn and the least anyone can wn s a 2% commsson check. Address All Communcatons to W. D. ATWOOD, Campagn Manager 8 Green Street, Woodbrdge, N. J. Woodbrdge ndependent 'Phone 578 Schedule of Votes and Subscrpton Prce Year $.6 2 Years 3, 3 Years ;.».5 Years 6. 6 Year* 7,5 Year* 5, st Vote Perod July to July 28 Votes j,, 26, 5,, 2, 2nd Vote Perod July 29 to Aug. 6 Votes 3, 8, 2,, 9, 9,, 3rd Vote Perod Aug. 8 to Aug. 3 Vote. 2, 6, 5, 8, 8, 8,(J th Vofc Perod Aug. The above declnng schedule of votes wll postvely not be changed durng Campagn. A specal vote bajlpt good for, extra votes wll be ssued on en Ohb of *6. turned n. These 6. can be made up of subscrptons for one up. Specal vote offer wll reman n effect durng the entox} campagn and w consdered as part of the tegular, schedule. New subscrpton* and renew*.!* alke. w- t> k t S, t

4 S AC.E FOUR MANTAN AMERCAN DEALS NOT SO BAD AS THAT ThHt ' s pro wn jr sentment n ths naton.ganst tnrcf.'-snnly hjrh taxes, thr cnnstnt passage of r:numt'rnble laws and nr.lnancj's, \bf t>stal'lshnt Subscrpton $-5 Per Year nt of new l'n:r<!s, bureau.-: and commssons and extenson of government control r ;..:,<h < "-v<- : - : > ' >" News fromthe Churches MDDLESEX PRESS, 8-2 Gre«n Street, Woodbrdje over the ndvdual and prvate busness, s evdence.! by comment appearng all over the country. Conf regalona!! "The Secret, of a Great Lfe." T JphcH'. Wctulld'dK ' >' At recent electons the people cast a decded "No" vote j! :-l." A. M. Sunday Stnol. : A- M. Mnrnnp Sermon. Colored Baptst Artvert.'nc R<-prr=f "tatv* Hganst measures whch ple up expense or restrct ndvdual f.. '.YKNT ' 7: P. M. Chrstan Endeavor. A. M. Mornng S«rmon. actvty. Edtoral comment on the stuaton s wdespread. t Mrs. EdRar Morpanson. "What Are.3 P. M. Sunday School. d-clh" m«tt*r Msrcb S. '.'l'.'. «t :hf Po«t- N..?., under the Ac: of March 3. ST!'. appears n country daly and weekly newspapers, n metropoltan dales and n magaznes of natonal crculaton. Pub- Unon." Causes and Cure? of Unrest?" 7: "Young People's Baptst *t>tru«q Trnty Epscopal 8. P. M. Evenng Sermon lc offcals openly express opnons on the subject whch would JHV MMUKl. toe 8 A. M. Celebraton of Holy Eu Wednesday, 8 P. M. Prayer Me</ have been deemed poltcal sucde a few years ago. The charsl ng. underlyng fought seems to be that there has been a tendency A. M Mornng prayer and set-^ Prudence sn't Mrs. De Sp7* dn mon. to drft away from our orgnal smple form of government ner fown augumng have no tom Chrstan Selene* Socety Frday, 7:3 P. M. Boy Scout «( pmmtt*d tn no poltcs], nocal, r*ljrw.uf. or rsnnl pnup r, r orffsnuat-n. w wn «to allow n Ut Sewaren s branch of The Mother The Chrstan Scence Socety of whch gave us the sprtual and ndvdual freedom that made ' «ch for wen thng*. meetng. possble our enormous prosperty. Commentng on the st- PWHp «-Why. don't thnk ts new. column." nothng that t knows to be unfathful, cut as low >' that. Church, The frtt Church of Chrst, Presbyteran based or of a nature to offend a proper wn* r,{ delcacy. naton Coller's Magazne says edtorally: Scentt, n JBoston, Kts. Ssrvfce : A. M. Sunday School. Th* paper'* opnon, nsofar as a sncere endeavor can serve to prevent t. df.en not appear n the news, but f confned to the jnac* set nne every Sunday mornng at elev- "Not many people beleved n the creed wrtten by Thorna? BT OF ROMANCE are held n the church on West are- : A. M. Mornng Sermon. rd* for t thp edtoral column. n ths column t «pledged to Jefferson 5 years ago. B:5 P. M. Senor Endeavor. en o'clock. uphold such thng.'»= t consders worthy, am to condemn»nd fght "What Are Causes and Cures of Unrest?" Subject of Leson-Sermon ths "Hs prncples became the ferment that for pood or evl j apanst condton? n whch t wes evdence of nsncerty, njustce, or prejudce of the publc welfare. ts columns at all tmes are made us what we are.! 7:5 P. M. Evenng Serm»n. week "TRUTH." open to publcaton of communcatons on any subject, although "The rules of conduct lad down by the dealstc Vr- Testmony meetngs on Wednesday evenngs at eght o'clock. Tha no communcaton wll be consdered that s palpably btter nr malcous or whch s not sgned by t* author. r, cases where t s > jrnan form a doctrne whch cannot be forgotten or gnored. Methodst : A. M. Sunday School. Readng Room n open on Thursday requested, the name of the author of a communcaton wll be They are smple and but two n number: ' : A. M. Mornng Sermon. afternoons from three to fve. Her«wthheld n publshng. ", All men are created equal and an endowed wth n-, 'Waysde Mnstres," all authorted publcatons may b«7:5 P. M. Evenng Sermon, read, borrowed, or purchased.. alenable rghts to lfe, lberty and pursut of happness. THE STUFF THAT MAKES LNDBERGS ; "2, Governments derve ther just powers from the con-, sent of the governed. Wsdom n Retcence Frtt Sde-Saddle -People wn' KV lttle." K H Hn, Tt s PRld that the nlde-paddle w On Sunday a lttle seven year old boy, scarcely more than, "Bref and plan, but all the lbrares of poltcal phlosan nfant, clung tenacously to an nflated automoble tube for, {, p hv could have sad nothng more movng. Washngton's ml-,,.,,.,.,,. themselves tn tme for thnkng tpontt century for DMS of a queen n, the onpe of Chnatown. "rc«prvp to ntroduced u England n the Four '., ;,..,,,... r > And the novelst s«la bed caught much." -Washngton Stnr. who was deformed and could not rld<> fve hours whle the wnd and tde carred hm across the j tary talents made t possble to test the truth of Jefferson s, flbh more, han, our, Mt ]ong -, Bg Majorty Make Good nptrle. The fashon set by royal? choppy waters of Rartan Bay from Keansburg to Prnce's Bay. prncples. The mportance of the ntatve you show cannot "That's the best bt of romance he's A-cordt: t" the latest stutlrtlrs, (M was followed ly others, untl almost t s safe to say not many youngsters of hs age or older per- \ be underestmated, but bgger than any man s the Amerca ; «tten off B far - ' SU8 * ct j per cent of all men paroled from all women of western countres wer<> -" prson make good. urlng the sde-raddle. eons, ether would have held out as long as ths boy dd a-! whch lberates every chld to go as far as hs natve talents j ng ganst fan the of deadenng spray that buffets contnually of the washed waves over and the hm. breath-tak- ] wll "A earn- century hm. and a half have demonstrated the worth of t s scarcely probable that the lttle fellow apprecates freedom to us and to our country."! fully just how near he came to death's door or how remarkable was hs courageous battle that fnally brought hm out alve. But he has what an athlete or a solder would call "the A chemcal expert suggests that some cty be bombarded stuff" n hm bred n the bone and part and parcel of hs nature. n later years he wll fnd hmself n struggles that wll would be better to try t out frst on somethng lke a State legs- wth gas just to show how humane t s. We. suggest that t call for just such bull dog sprt, that never-say-de resolve lature. that batters ts way through adverstes that would appal ; lesser courage. Lke Lndbergh, the boy won out because the dea of surrender never occurred to hm. t's the old adage that a mar who won't be beaten can't be beaten. THE TRAVELNG CARNVAL EVL The Busness Men's Assocaton of Carteret has com planed to the Woo'dbrdge Townshp Commttee aganst the practce of permttng travelng carnvals to establsh them selves n the townshp just over the borough boundary lne n ths the Carteret group s rght. Travelng carnvals, looke at from any angle, are a blght and a nusance to any commu nty unfortunate enough to attract them and from a dolla and cent vewpont are poor payng benefts for the local organzatons supposed to be the benefcares. Boled down to ts essence, a travelng carnval s nothng more than a set of gamblng devces arranged for the purpose of relevng the "sucker" of hs money as quckly! and panlessly as possble. They skm the cream of rea'dy cash and move on to another town wth the "suckers' " hard earned dollars n ther pockets. But even whle the Carteret protest was beng read at our Commttee meetng there came word that just such a carnval as spoken aganst was settng up ts booths for a stay n Carteret. Ths n spte of a rulng by the Borough Councl to prohbt such a thng. The fear on the part of poltcans that votes may be lost by refusng a local organzaton's request to be allowed to brng a travelng show to town s what kerps most tow.ftdm adoptng measures aganst these abuses. n places where the offce holders have braved the dspleasures of poltcal reprsal the result has been gratfyng. Woodbrdge and Carteret should follow the example of progressve communtes that have fxed fees for travelng show permts so hgh that they are safe aganst ther vstatons. BRD'S PLAN GOOD BUT T WOULD NOT QUELL THE POLTCAL BOSSES Belevng our prmary system of selectng canddates for publc offce s largely a falure because f lmts the people's.choce to one or two men put before themjby the bosses of the two major poltcal machnes and n that way elmnates possble canddates of outstandng capabltes, J. Phlp Brd, presdent of Manufacturers' Assooaton of New Jersey, has publshed a leaflet contanng a plan whch he beleves would elmnate much of the expense of securng nomnaton and gve the people a more drect voce n selectng ther standard bearers s,..h Brefly, Brd's plan s to have each muncpalty n the (State elect a Nomnator for efrch party at each November electon. At some subsequent tme these Nomnators would meet, n party conventons and select a slate of Senate, Assembly and other canddates to represent the party at the next electon, clams that Nomnators, thus elected, would be "more ftted by temperament, poston, and ablty to select men for the great offces for whch they are nomnated." rv, "The cause of the drect prmary," Brd remarks, "was ',tbe msuse by ndvduals of the prvlege of selecton and the, manfest nfluence of the party poltcal boss. n an effort jtjto destroy ths boss control the drect prmary was adopted, fnd whle ts theory was supportable ts operaton s damn- able." Brd'f Plan has mert but n the fnal analyss the chances are that n actual operaton t would be brought as much under rthe nfluence of the party bosses as the present ms-used and ms-named drect prmary. The pont s, who would nomnate,th,e Nomnators except the local poltcal bosses? But that possblty, does not condemn Brd's proposal as J.'tsllBeless. n fact, f the voters could be educated up to the pont of turnng out a hundred per cent, vote or nearly that the present malgnant nfluence of the "controlled" vote would be done away wth. Then, wth such a plan as.brd's n force, the people as well as canddates would be saved the expense of? conductng a prmary electon. n other word^s, whle we be- Brd's plan would be economcal n that t provdes for»ne annual electon nstead of two, we are convnced the only of gettng out from under the thumb of the poltcal bosses n jarrng our bg group of non-votng ctzens nto a realthut ther alackersm A Phladelpha traffc cop arrested a college professor for Hyng to dspute wth hm where Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaraton of ndependence. Ths must have been some debate as college professors and traffc polcemen know everythng. Sett Tme to Overhaul Auto and RefnUh Body Fastdous cur owners who want to K-C the sprng months wth an automoble that s mechancally perfect am splck-and-spm n appearance should take advuntnge of the present season to have ther cars overhauled md reflnsleu. Repar and reflnshlng establshments are less rushed at ths season hm at any other tme ol year. Cars The Soal'$ Decay A dyng body \g u <'nlumlty, but shall we therefore look wth calmness upon u flyng soul? H- soul s deurt put up for ether or both types of Menton ths paper to advertser* work now wll be gven attenton that runlot be commanded when the aenuud buyng from ldwrtbrt_ for speed becomes great. At no other tme cun.an owner 8 well afford to be wthout hs car. Lnng Up Front Wheels Mny car owners fall to make headwnv when lnng up the front wheels lecause they full to true up the wheels and tres separately. The front wheels may toe n the proper amount, but the rms hv not run true, thus throwng [he tres out of Hue. Ths can be determned by revolvng the wheels sepurat«ly un'd notng how true they turn. Any varaton may be due to the wheels beng too loose on the axles Or to the rms beldg screwed to the wheels unevenly. Why Are There So Many Charmng Women Today? NEVER before have there been so many charmng women. WHEREVER.you go, you fnd them. Vvacous, happy, beautful, delghtfully dressed n the most exquste taste. CLEAR, pnk-and-whte complexon, luxurous, well-kept har, gleamng teeth, trm athletc carrage these are almost unversal, characterstcs of Amercan women of today. WHY? AT frst thought t may sound absurd, but one of the most powerful teachers has been advertsng. ADVERTSNG has helped to teach us all that the real bass of beauty s health and cleanlness. We are the greatest users of soap and water n the world. ADVERTSNG has taught us how to care for our teeth, our har, our feet, our hands and our complexons. '' ADVERTSNG has taught us how to dress how to choose colors and fabrcs and becomng ttyles. ADVERTSNG has taught us how to talk, how to entertan. ONE reason why so many women are charmng s because so many women are readng advertsng. From advertsng they are learnng the secrets of great beauty specalsts. They are gettng health nformaton of nestmable value. They are learnng the secrets of becomng dress from the famous desgners of Pars and New York. Advertsng U on* of the bggut ttuam why to many woman *r» to charmng. «dv«rt*«- mattt* r»gu- Url, News of All Woodbrdge Town- Up n the ndependent, the ******* LOST WHEN THROWN "Why s he losng ground go n pub- ' Uc favor?" } "sn't he always throwng mud?" j Tellng Age of Turtle There s no rare way n whch to determne the age of a hardshell turtle. n most nstances the plates are p *amlned closely wth a mcroscope who s wthout sel-respect. The. Hnc nn fhe se plates there can be nomun WM yelds to the l.rute force of, tlfe< Srnle ' expanson. Ths scale oxthe na.m-uy, to the vsons power of ' P" nr * s as the turtle grows, leavng a rdcule, tn the subtle strength of ] rln K of growth. These rngs are count- nerta, ;;nl turns hs l.n-k to the undent tralllona of hs jsruup. Hnt ed the same as those of n tree. Detgner't ntals man's sell-respect s <! -trtlng hm; The Department -f le Treasury hs soul» dyng. Dr. Nurraan Sallt. *ays the murk on the Lberty dollat s not an M, but s n combnaton of the letters A and F. the ntals of (he deslpner. Anthony Franclsc. can alway save from to % by watcng the»ales. n th July Clearance you get one of the tematonal opportuntes of the year. THATCHER BOLERS-FURNACES-RANGES 9 For Attractve Ktchens- 7 and appetzng Meals fr"*he housewfe wll take genune JL prde and pleasure n the;thatcher Twn-Fre Range, wth ts beautful gray and whte porcelan ewnel fnsh. Yoar dealer carres Thatcher Twn-Fre Ranges n stock, or wll urdercne for yoo. Aatl roufwn jo lterature of Thatcher Twn-Fre Kdngel and othxr Ttuttt fur products. THE THATCHER COMPANY Hewatlt, New jerey.,- ± Nom matter whether or not you art n the market now for furnture by all means nspect these rare values, reduced to the lowest fgures. THE bg July Clearance of Furnture s here at last-your opportunty has now arrved to purchase just the thngs for the home that you have always wanted. Remember-you save from to per cent on every tem. Unprecedented Lvng Room Values Th three-pece all Mohar lvng room sute represents the very latett fshon n overstuffed beauty and harmony. Carved top and bottom mls. Reversble cushons.. $89 Mattress Sale Ths Week Only Per Gent All Felt Mattre$»et mperal Roll Edge All Sset $" ce Boxes All ce Boxet slashed to $2 and up to reduce our Urge stock Beautful,,.!.. R M J, uu e cha.rs, st.nd.ng l. mp, b, a o Mtta«two OT» RttUn ng, $79 JOHN A. KOZUSKO COMPLETE HOME FURNSHER HaJl Avenue and Catherne Street, Perth Amboy

5 woo Three Home Runs Fal to Defeat Port Readng^A, C, Ceramcs Breaks Even, Losng to Hatters and Beatng Carborundum The CrrnmcB basebnll tenm broke rvn n ts last two ndustral Ceramc*.-- r. h. e. rmos, losng to the Perth Amboy W. Mesck, SR lnt Works on Thursday and wn- G. Mesek, 3b nng the Carborundum Comscores were puny, Saturday. The S to 7 and 9 to 2. n the frame t tost the locals outlt the vctors 3 to but a ffth nntr rally of fve rung put the Hnltprs out ahead after Ceramcs l,nd been settng the pace. Donovan held the Carborundum htters to sx safetes and was never n danger of beng headed. The lo-,-ls battered three ptchers for a lutnl of twelve safe blows. Tomorrow afternoon at Parsh nlne Feld the Ceramcs trnn: team plays Keyport A. A. The box scores: Ceramcs \V. Mesek, ss.7 (. Mesck, 3b 2 lnnovan, 2b Clrstensen, p 2 Mopsman, p.ocser, f Hnmcer, cf Under, lb Hurster, rf 7 P. A. H«t Co. r. Kohman, rf Kovaes, p 2 Knmnsky, 3b Wrtefleld, lb Honsky, ss Hohrk, c (. Maty, cf 2 Surok*, f 3 Matey, 2b Score by nnngs: 2 2 ' 52 Notchy Solves Hawks But Takes Too Long Donovan, p...^ 2 Rsley, lb jr 2 Chrstensen, cf 2 Bagrg-er, rf Mossman, rf., c Loeser, f..:... erty, 2b 2 2 Keatng, rf., c 9 2 Carborundum Co. r, h. e. Berndt, 3b 2 Stock, ss rmm, 2b Delner, lb "2 Sabo, cf opperwatt, rf., p Warner, rf., p Wentzel, f., c Toth, f., p n n n Score by nnngs: Ceramcs Carborundum 2 Soo s Fne Ptchng Fals When Opponent Does Wee Bt Better ' Mckey Soo ptched one whale of a game for the Fords Feld Club on Sunday but good as he was hs showng was not qute enough to take 8 2 ^' P a ' m away from Brady, Atlantc Hghlands hurler. As a consequence the Hghlanders used ther the shore fanb hold the Second Ward (epresentatves. Three errors by Fords and four walks by Mckey cut 'down ther chance of wnnng. Vsstors Make Good Ule of The score: Two Frst nnngs to Run Hghland Up Wnnng Score Hensen, f Smth, f t took Notchy two nnngs Sun- 'day afternoon to fnd out what knd 'of a ball to serve up to the Perth Amboy Hawks to keep them from pastng t, and f t hadn't been for 'those two nnngs the Woodbrdge Gants mght have come off better than on the short end of a 9 to spankng. As t was the Hawks made hay whle Notchy was expermentng n the frat nnng by slammng hm for two runs and when they observed he was stll n the mdst of hs experment n the second they proceeded to crowd seven more counters across the plate. The usually relable Kafton dd yeoman work for the Hawks, holdng the Gants to two hts and one run. Both ptchers were nvncblefcom the thrd to the nnth and t «R a pretty battle to watch. m>x score: Hawk ab. r. h. L. Paonv, f & Marnkuno, f Ludwgson, 3b Smth, c. 5 J. Oslslo, ss. D. Paone, cf Anderson, lb Olsen, rf 2 2 Kafton, p 2 Woodbrdft-e GUnlt S. Kara, ss. Balog, <rt> Nagy, :)h J. Notchy, c Sabo, rf Sca, f. A. Notchy, p T. Kara, lb Tuns whle Fords, gettng only three hts from Brady, could not dent the platter. t was a battle from start to fnsh and the defeat n no way dmnshed the hgh regard n whch ab Gll, rf Egbert, cf. Freeman, c 3 Hunter, lb 3 Egan, S3 3 Bennett, 2b 2 Carey, 3b Brady, p 2 Spann, rf Smth, ss 28 ab. Fords Mesek, 2b McGure, ss Hyson, 3b Soo, p. Pullerton, lb 3 Donovan, f Clos. rf Parsler, c 3 Loeser, rf 2 Krywt, rf h. 2 ft f> 3 h. 2 : Score by nnngs: Hawks 27-9 Gants <"» P ' Clfttttted aavertl»em«u only on tent word: mnmum chart* ZBc LOST POLCE DOG, ron gray, resembles a wolf, bla«k strpe on tal and lat-k, bush tal, very frendly. Fredd«O'Bren, the Rendezvous, Woodbrdge, N. J. 7-22, 29* WLCE DOG, 9 months old, brown wth darker shade on back. Answers to the name of Julus. Fnder please return to 76 Edwn street and receve reward. j. MALE HELP WANTED Relable, energetc man wanted at once by well known J. R. Company. Splendd openng n brdge to dutrbute (amous Products to steady users. $35 to?&u weekly. No experence necessary. Wrte The J. R. Watkn* Company, Johnson Ave., Newark, N, J. 7-8, 6, 22, 29* ~" ROOMS FOR ggj]c "room apaftment for rent, steam heat, combnaton range and acre*, Uneoln avenue, Cttrteret, N. J. 7-2'J* FVE ROOMS and bath, all mprovements, newly decorated, beautful locaton at 97 Gr»en street, WoQdbrdge, wat remomble, telephone 2-H Score by nnngs: 'Fords hghlands OOx 2 Summary: Two base ht, Gll. Struck out by Soo B; by Brady 9- Bases on balls off Soo ; off Brady, ator and one wcker baby carrage. Prces very reasonable. Phone 9 3 ab. r, h. Woodbrdge , , 29* DODGE, 922, screen delvery. Ex- cellent condton. 7 Sewaren road, brdge 66. Fred W. Huff, Tel. Wood- dton. J. J- Newman, 2Kng street, Perth Amboy, N. J, '7-22, 29. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSE, corner Grove 'avenue and Tsdale place, sx large rooms, all mprovements, lot 6 x 32, garage. t. Logan, 9 Grove avenue, Woodbrdge. Tel. 67-W. FREWOOD for sate, pne or oak, n any lengths desred. Phone Woodbrdge 93. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, ^ewaren. WANTED CLEAN RAGS wanted, alze of handkerchef or larger, 5c a pound. Mddlesex Press,?A Green street, Woodbrdge, CARPENTER ODD JOBS done promptly. Joe D"rsh, 68 Watson venue, Woodbrdge, N. J.! RADO AND BATTERES Batteres recharged and repared All makes of rado repared and brought up to date All work called f,or and delvered Drop a cardj to Rado an Battary S.rvca - 2 Charles Street Cvteret, or call Carteret 357-W or tf. Woodbrdge 778-J lt 'MORTGAGES 2nd Constructon Loans Ready Money Quck Acton!) Call 2KUR Woodbrdge or 3 New Brunswck 666 THAT LTTLE GAME"»w«Mcart«.c fc,.t.-by B. Un* HE UMTS To -Boo*T. THATTA N LNE wth the SPORTSMEN _: By the Sports Kdlo). Qute a Trck, Qute a Trck Any team that shakes out a vctory over the St. Peter's Lyceum combne of New Brunswck wth such stars as Harkns, Hefferman :nd Lauer n ts battng order deserves honorable menton. The three players mentoned rate wth the best senor performers n the county and n handng ther srde a 9 to 8 defeat the Port Readng A. C. gves notce that t has stepped nto "bg tme" baseball wth somethng more than a prayer and a glove. Lauer, Hefferman and Harkns are remembered by the fans as star performers for the Landngs at a tme when that team was cleanng up all comers n Sunday afternoon games at Buccleuch Park. t f hadn't been what money they don't want to lose and sew t nsde ther shrts and then take care the Frogs don't swpe the shrts along wth the Locals Take County Seat Stars nto Campjorjwelfth Vctory S. Peten Ute Three Former Landng Star, and Ba»t Out Lonf Wallop. But Andy Hor» F/owt Supreme n P«n *J«* * nd Port. Go One Step ljf her n County Standng On Frday nfrht "the Port teadng A. C. defeated the St. Peter's lombne for the second tme ths»ea- >on. The store was 9 to 8. Ths «Port Readng's twelfth wn out of thrteen starts. Andy Hora toed the mound for the Ports for the second tme n three days and hurled a masterful game. He held the fast Brunswck boys to seven hts, strkng out four and not ssungn one base on halls. The Ports' ptclnng staff s hard ht wth Mullen trway on hs vacaton and Sullvan and Dapolto wth sore arms. Hora has certanly earned a great deal of credt for carryng 'the team along the way t has gone ' Gurran opposed Hora on the hl Hnd also heh* Port Readng t* aavn hts, fannng nne. Hs unstead ess n the frst nnng coat hm fve uns and the Ports were ahtud the est of the game. Besel's trple and Medwek's sngle sewng up th game n the eghth nnng. Ths youngster, s provng to be a able second baseman. Betftel and Rara mnted hen ther three base hts both' lutos parked on the lmts of utneld. ort R*aa ab. r. Voskojre Skurat, ss ara, cf..7...'\. Besel, lb Oapolto, 8b Mascnln, f Medwck, 2b. r::,... Vernllo, rf. Hora, p. Bll Besel led hs team at bat gettng three bngles out of fou Score by nnngs: Port Readng BOO 2 2fl trps to the plate. St. P«ter» Lauer led hs teajt at bat gettnj Summary: Two base hts, two for four. Three of the Beve Blust, Matculn. Three base hts allowed by Hora were homen Kara, Besel. Home runs, Lau«the sluggng Sants drvng the ball Harkns, Hefferman. Struck out, Entrely out of the playng fteld on Curran 9; by Hora. Bases on each occason. balls, off Curran 2. Maurer Hands Defeat To Avenel Ball Team Townshp Team Succumbs When t s Unable to Convert Hts nto Runs h * St. Patara ab. r. h. Barrett, 8b B t Blust, ss 6 Harkna, 2h.._.., 2.. Hefferman, o Collns, f Curran, p Alexander, rf 3 ' Greals, lb Lauer, cf moyak, c, 6 Hamlton, cf As the prze rng fans-would say,.orflng, rf 3 the defeat by the Port Readng A. C. altsco, rf, p money. And what's more, tell them not to probably "softened up" the "Avenel beleve all the French folks tell them espe- \ ^. A. and was the ndrect cause of 2 2 cally the French grls, although don't sup- t fallng an easy vctm to the Maurer s when the two teams met, Sun- Stophen, 2b Avencl ab. r. h. pose the Woodbrdge A. E. F. wll.get to day. Maurer slugged Molly for amccardle, lb Pomeroy, cf f Kuddy, 3b 3 lan to get back nto the prop«wng just as soon- as possble. ; " Maunr ab, r. h, Pellgrene, ss Dametsch, 3b 5 2 >owley, f Kurmer, p Brooks, lb 6 %\ '. Kurmer, 2b 2 talk much wth them, seeng as how ther tme wll be taken up wth attendng the sessons of the conventon, etc. "For the sake Of those who have forgotten ther French may say that vn rouge means red wne and vn blanc means whte wne. f the boys wll memorze these two terms they wll fnd themselves equpped wth suffcent n the way of vocabulary to get a- MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE MOTORCYCYLE Harl*y- Davdson, wth "Flex" sde car. Recently overhauled and n good confor them the St. Petes would have been gven long qute ncely. Those who lke somethng a worse trmmng for out of seven hts made dfferent can say 'kon-yack' to the bartender off Andy Hora's twrlng three were homers and he'll do the rest. only wsh was goby ths tro. Another County Heard From "Dear Ed: saw n last Frday's,ssue a notce askng me to drop n at the offce and get my mal. 'll be n town n a few days to setasome of the poltcans about a lttle matter of some moment to the ctzens of my vcnty and 'll call on you at the same tme. n the meanwhle 'll take tme out from hoeng the corn and wrte you the followng few lnes, "Accordng to your paper "Bg Bll' Mesek and other members of the Amercan Legon are plannng to go to Pars n September. may say, wthout boastng, that whle was wth Uncle Sam's expedtonary force got to know Pars qutye famlarly. As a consequence let me warn Bll and the other fellows to be careful. Tell them to lay asde Securty Ball Tossers Outplayed by dupont Kara Sandwches Good and Bad Ptchng nto Game Lost by 9 to Score Held at bay by the fne ptchng of Cox, Steel Equpment lost a league^ game to duppnt on Saturday by a score of 9 to, the sngle tally comng n the nnth nnng. ' Kara ptched a spotty game. After beng touched for two runs n the frst nnng' he tghtened up and held the duponts n check untl the sxth n whch frame he waa touched freely. t was the same n the seventh and eghth. The score: dupott ab. r. h. Person, f HoeUor, ss Dane, c 3 2 Kane, lb... 5 Stumpfy, rf....j 2 3 'Kurtz, cf \ X Rhoades, 2b 2 Bloodgood, 8b 2 Cox, p! Z 82 ab. Steel Equpment Sb 2 Towers, f 3 Langdon, lb 3 Pender, c, ' Clou, cf.,..: Pron, rf. 3 Holland, 2b, 3 Kara, p 8 j Stophen, ss 8 Score by nrng; 2 r. h. " ng to go along wth the fellows. You'd be surprsed how dry a fellow gets out here at Rogan's Corner where the July sun beats down n bllowng waves of heat over the alfalfa felds and the gentle wnds feel lke the exhaust from an overheated Ford. " understand Post Commander Bll Treen s not gong to go, what wth a hectc poltcal campagn just gettng under way and he aaprng to a seat on the august Townshp Com. mttee. Bll would get home just a few -short weeks before electon day and t would take hm all that tme to get rd of hs French accent. magne hm tryng to gve a speech and gettng hs Englsh all mxed up wth French. Oh la la. "Well, 'll close now as the mlk must be watered and the stock taken to the creamery before dark. Yours n sport,, "'Tank Wagon' Morarety." Clos. Struck out, by Cox 8; by"long Steve" Kamnsky ptched one Kara 5. Bases on balls, off Cox ; off Kara 3. Ht by ptched ball, Cox. Double plays, Rhoades to Kane; Stophen to Latfdon. Umpres, Monaker and Lyonrf. Fords Fre Company Wns from Oceanport But Bow to Hopelawn Rvals; ssue Challenge for Battle Wth Woodbrdge n defeatng the Oceanport Fre Company's baseball team by a score of 5 to 3 Sunday the Fords fremen served notce on other fre company teams n the townshp that t» out to take ther scalps. "The team s playng great ball rght now," sad Captan Ben Jensen. "We hereby challenge any lre department team n the State and partcularly the fremen'* teams of the townshp and Perth Amboy. Nothng would please m better than a game wth Woodbrdge." Fords went nto an early lead n ts game aganst Oceanport and although t could not score after the second nnng t managed to prevent the vstors./rom tallyng enough to create a te. Chrstensen held Oceanport to fve hts and was supreme except n the ffth and nnth nnngs. The. fremen are plajlng ther games on a new damond along Kng George's road. W. Hanaen s manager. On Tuewlay nght the Fords fre* men met Hopelawn and were defeated by 7 to 2. Hopelawn an a consequence s n a poston to dspute y clam Ford* may make for townupremaey,»«pe<; auy snce last of hs old-tme exhbtons that made a name for hm when n hgh school and Alex Kamnsky added lustre to the famly's baseball fame by whalng out two home runs. The box score: Ford ab. r. h. A. Bagger, f - A. Ohrstcnsen, p 3 B. Jensen, lb 3 H. Madson, 3b. J. Manton,'as B. Hodner, rf 2 J. Egan, f, 2, L. Rodner, c 2 A. Hoduk, 2b 3 W. Hansen, rf M. Rodner, cf Oceanport O'Rourke, 2b A. Van Brakle, 3b. A. Shavz, ss., c 29 5 ab.r. Parker v f, Stamjack, lb., p.. 3 R. Ryaf, cf. Stak, ss E. Ryan, rf, Polack,, lb Mkes, jc 33 3 & Score by nnngs: Oceanport...: 2 3 Ford* 23 OOx 6 Summary; Two bane hts, Egan, Jensen, H. Rodner. Bases on balls, off Chmtensen 2. Come n and pay that overdue subscrpton account Don't watt untl th* * dozen hts and eleven runs, aded and abetted by'four costly mscsues perpetrated by the townshp boys, Despte ths slammng Molly succeed ed n fannng ten brck yarders. Avenel could ht Kurmer, and dd but when t came to convertng those 'eght hts nto runs the locals faled 't was not untl the last nnng tha Avenel pulled ts offensve punch n to shape and sent a man across. Th; n spte of the fact that three o Avenel's eght hts were szzln two baggers. Up untl t was checked by Por 'Readng and Maurer the boys from 'the North end of the townshp wen travelng along at a rare pace. The; Connors, f 2 Glauss, c Stern, ss Petras, rf 3 Molly, p 3 2, 3 8 f Score by nnngs: \ Maurer J Avenel ; Summary: Two base hte,. Stophen, Petras, Molly, Dametsch. Struck out by Molly ; by Kurmer 5. Bases on balls of Kurmer ; off Molly. Ht by ptcher, Hamlton. Sacrfce ht, Dametach. Store closed every evenng at 6 P. M. Except at Wednesday noon and Saturday at P. M. 9 DAY CLEARANCE FRDAY The Eghth Bg Day! Sale Closes Tomorrow Nght For the fnal days of our 9 day clearance A Clearance of Odds and Ends f There's bound to be some accumulaton of small lota at sale tme even more, perhaps, than n the regular course of busness. We want none of these to reman when ths sale closes, so we have regrouped and reprced the followng tems: ', JAll Palm Beach and Mohar Suts reduced to $2.8 each. All Tropcal Worsteds Suts reduced to $9.75 each. Odds and Ends n Suts placed on specal racks for fnal clearance at $8.75, $23L95, $ AL Stff Straw Hats (ncludng Knox $5 and $9 qualtes) reduced to $. Dozens of Men's Sox reduced to 35c or 3 for $, Hundreds of $, $.25, and $.5 Necktes reduced? ] to 77c each. ". -''! Men's Golf HOM that were prced up to $3.5, reduced to $.9 p* par. BREGS 9 SWTH ST-GOR.KNQ PERTH A M B O ^ TAlUORSCUJTHtERS-HABERDASHERS- >

6 Hosptal Benefted By Card Parh H>d Here TWO PONTAC Partv for Youna Ladv Mrs. A-;:..: - Gr! -> - Notce to Credtors ert A H rr.tr *dn;r.5:ra:. r :r.e <.--:.ty hereby p Ttj'Ct: VJ t't* < U* sa;d bpt:jr.- tner debt :m«. spa nst the e? -d ' rc-»tn(f T tot Tonr.sr..p :<' \V-.r.ar.Cf :n the. County f MJ- ; (-a. :r.f frr. pubr!oa::rr, : :. rr.- v.:..n t.ne nefk fr rr. te Btt- rfrf-of. X^tc* by ms*! m»y r ven r. r>r-t**d*r.t«r.ter^tfj. f- rr.'.ed \nlhr. PH HARLES FORM AN. '-- JOHN P. KRKPAT&lfK. Judye. 2: 7-]. 8., SHERFFS S\LE N CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY under!r : r tsrmh- Between W. Th^me fftkffn. * f: Complar.sr.t. and Her.r;- >u Borp. tf TT they tr-h t* **** * L J>a B-rg. hu w:fe. *r.y sc:> >n theref JT sr.r.st. F Fa for sale -f 'j adrr'.rr.;r*..or. dted J-jne 22, 927. 'n-.cd May 2. :;-2T. By vrtj* of the above stated wrt KOBERT A. HKNER. v me d-.: «!ted and de!:vered. -a:! yp.'s*- f>?j:e at pub.se vendue 2; W^r>XE<DAY. AUGUST THRD NNETEEN HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SEVEN :» "'r"> SHERFFS SALE k r. th* af:err,f>.-»r, r.f ;f >.:d dayrt the fherlt'? offce N CH.vrCfERY OF NEW JEP..=EY. the <,ty f New Brjr.?w\k, X.,.:.-Cph Kt'k.lu. Orr.rla-.rhr*.. A!; t."v f' ('«-ng tract? or parcel r. T'.ry»akaf, *t au.. defen-:- '. lar.d ard premse? herenafter ;'l. F: Fa for sale? r.cr:- art:-;;ar'y descrbed. >;jate and gfed jrenses dated J-.t 2». ' yng &T: beng r. the Townshp of W-jodbrdpe. r. the County of Mdde-ex ar.d State of New Jersey, he- By vrtue of th* ab.>ve stath wr:t drected and delvered, w'. re a'.\ of ot? 3 and 33 n Block to sale at publc vend'je or.?-a en a map of 32 lot? owner by > M«-r.tor. ssvtrtlsers- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THRD. Wam H. MofTtt. located at Ele-,dae Terrace n the Town uf NNETEEN' HUNDRED AND NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS TWENTY-SEVEN ( Wo'-dbrdge. Cojnty of Mddlesex.. at two o'clock n the aft?rr.oor. of Slate of New Jersey, surveyed Aug- j the sad day at the sherff's offce us:. l*; j *, by C C. Hommann, and! ed b tr.t B.ard J n the Cty of New Brunswck, N. J. ned for record r the Regster's Offce of Mddes** County, New Jer- of (." Al! that certan lot, tract Or par- Coun eel of land nd premse*, herenafter sey. Stpt..»&9. Begnnng at a... " :e> [, vr, " partcularly descrbed, stuate, lyng.....,,,.. and beng n the Borough of Car- P.;a:r. strt-v Penh olnt r ' th<? ^f " lne of? Atn'yoy teret. n the County, of Mddlesex' 5treet one hutldred - < ' feet! [ hp. and le a: the per.ee And State "<>f New J-ersey.. r.or'heasteny, jrom the northea5t j read r. p-'jb- WHCH on a map enttled "Map orner o May street and Charted CV-nty Re:or<j Buldng. runnng thence southeasterly f Properly <jf J. Stenberg, stuated,.., New Er'jr.fwck. N. J.. -T. Thursday. n Mddlesex County. N. J.," dated n a lne parallel^ wth the northerly j Augur, th. at ':.'; P. M.. Standard May street one hundred Tme. by ( feet; thence northeasterly n >r-awr.ps f.erfcator.- ar.d forms Smon ' Surveyor, y Roosevelt, N. J.. a lne parallel wth the easterly ' f b:j. ' 'tract a'. b jr.d f"r tre and whch map has been duly fled tj )e lne of Charle- street ffty (5> feet; wt.rk. [Spared by W. n the offce of the Clerk of thence northwesterly n a lne parallel wth the frst descrbed course one Frarkl Buchr.aT. C'ur.:y Engneer, havt beer, fled r. the offce of w.ck, New Jersey, s lad down, hundred (» feet to the easterly County of Mddlesex at New Brans-.-.ad tnp't-t T." Smth street. known and shown as Lot Number! v uh Amtrf.y J.. and may be n-one Hundred and Eghty-Seven ; { f spected by p H-ctv bdder- dur-.st), the same frontng and facng '"terly along the easterly ltn«of j ng bu.-e*s r.! '. Bdder; wll be jn -D" Street as shown on sad map C, hanes 5treet <5 fwt to - ^ the! furnshed wtl..-j.y of thfc?pocrr.r.t- of the draw- and beng twenty-fve 25') feef place of Begnnng. Subject to cov-; fuatf.n- and wde, front and rear and one hundred (') feet n depth. former deeds of record. nf.- by tr.t E >r. pr-.per r.on e ]. the the Uetrees amountng to approx-, BEGNNNG at a pont n lce ar' pay n K, m-tely $55.. \ on. Southerly Sne of " D" street, dv Star. ard the r,a lant Three Hundred (3'l feet Together wth all and sngular, the ' jred Easterly from the corner formed by rghts, prvleges, heredtaments and ; ner dbv the must be t 'th nteeton the ntersecton of the sad Southerly lne of "D" street wth the appurtenances thereunto belongng, en- or n anywse appertanng. ' ;>v5, leavng the name ar.d a<mre.-.- <. Easterly lne of Edwn street; run- thence () Southerly, at rght WLLAM S. HANNAH. j f the bdder and the name of the j'jb or. the out-nng Sherff,. -df, addrt.-sed.- B...ar<J of angles to "D" street, One Hundred THOMAS L. HANSON. t'hoftn Fr'.-«.-r- Mev? f ;jd<-s-x ') feet; thence (2) Easterly, $2.. Solctor..founty. ar;d n -..-t t a:con-par'd parallel wth "D" street, Twenty- T-c, *. by ;t ff-rtfcate ' : a. -:;dnp C"!n:!. - :.l n the LEGAL ADVERTSEMENT --! pany hgrt-( r;jr t. '.'\ ': t!:e C ntract NOTCE TO CONTRACTORS amount of '".'', "f and ; cf-rtfed c.e^k thn lf-n n-r cf!,:. '.'m'jut bd, pr-v-ed the lve 25') feet; thence (3) Northerly, parallel wth the frst course. One Hundred (') feet to the sad.. 'Jtherly lne of "D" street; ar.d! thence () Westerly, along the Southerly lne of "D" street, Twen- not lc>> t'.an J.''M.H ;.; $2...'. : *'.oye t :l ty-fve (25') feet to the pont or.! a.d 'f «place of hegnnng. \(-M.-d at jjlace and or-. :r.t rj' '.. r a"'"-ve mer.- amountng to approx- tontd. Tl:e Sta:. ;. Form > att.ch-' ". t h rd Proposal ] ma_tely $2, pecfcat J: Together wth all and sngular, the COpt? Of w']!'."! : W.. rghts, prvleges, heredtament? and 95 on applcat.o:: ', t:.tengneer. appurtenances thereunto b< ng The h.ard :e, L rv..-s.!-.t r K r. t >r n anywse appertanng, reject ar.y f deerr.ed WLLAM S. HANNAH. th». be=t of Sherff. to do. EML STREMLAU, BY order t:. v Frt-( r.'.) THOMAS J N O T C E NOT.E S HE'.EBY GVEN the tna: rep' - by fcv'v.'.ttt-t f.,r &J\. } \ 2".th at tht Mtmor.! and take -URTHER all ed ulton Old Ro Euarp 'f Ch rcn$l!.c >j:e-tx C..ur.ty. 7-S, 5, 22 t?9. MULVHLL. MDDLESEX C'.erk. M..."'JT'.E.jrs whcr. tfe mp. "OV <a:dt:..-..rt Ttr"<':t S!..Sf.M.-r J arr. M led. the e wll c r.-'j<-r n.ay be prv.-ert- OPHAN'S Solctor. COUNTY COURT : On Petton : for Sa!«of n the Matter of the: Lar.ds to pay ESTATE OF : debts J^eph.^carptta, : RULE TO Deceased : SHOW CAUSE S<-a'f-a prdpojas for the copstj'uc-j lon &f a sewer to be known as se- ; ln Sewer, Woodbrdge Townshp, l Mddlesex Cojr.ty, New- Jersey, wll be.receved by the Townshp Cure- ; mttee of Woodbrdge Townshp, Mddlesex County, New Jersey, untl 3::JO P. M. (Daylght Savng Tme). July 25th. &2T, at whch tme they wll be publcly opened and read n : the Memoral Muncpal Buldng,; Woodbrdge, New Jersey. j The sewerage work consst of appro.xmately: -.Cf. mles of 8" sewer. n.es of " sewer.33 mles of 2" sewer.t>t mles of 5" sewer.37 mles of 8" sewer j.9 mles of 2" sewer 5 manholes j Pumpng staton. j Plans ad specfcatons for the < proposed work prepared by George Merrll, Townshp Engneer, have! bten fled n the offce of sad En-: P..se, Scarptta, Admnstratrx of gneer n the Muncpal Buldrg. - te Estate of Juseph Scarptta de- Woodbrdge'Townshp, New Jerse>, ceased,, havng exhbted under oath an<» la >' *>e nspected by prospectve' true] atcosnt of the personal es- bdders durg; busr.es= hours. : tate and debts of sad ntestate ' The standferd proposal forms are j whereby t appears that the personal -attached to th* specfcatons, copes j e.-tate of the sad Joseph Scarptta of whch may!be obtaned upon p- Seceased s nsuffcent to pay hs ; plcaton to'the Engneer. ebts, : and requestng the ad of'the' Plans and specfcatons wll be ourt n the premses; \ furnshtd' to prospectve bdders up- t s thereupon on ths th day <"» payrjent of Twenty-fve ($25. of June, y27, ORDERED that all. DolareJ whch amount wll be re- : persons nterested n the lands, ten- funded' upon return of plans and Vaent.ne (-merts, heredtaments and real es- specfcatons before the tme sptc-, b. J. /L'NlGAN, 'tale of the *d Jo«*!»h Scarptta de- ; ted for the openng of bds. Townshp C'erk. ceased, appear before ths Court at July.', '.27. the court hujm.' n the C'.y of New. Brunswck on the 9th day of ep- KEATNG'S AUTO LAUNDRY Polshng, Greasng, Top Dressng. Tel 62 5 Rahway Ave Woodbrdge ANDREW N. SMTH Plumbng, Gas Steam & Hot Water Heatng BURNETT STREET, AVENEL, NEW JERSEY vtf Tel. Woodbrdge, 7S ld< must be made on the standard proposals forms n the manu r tr-^afed theren and requred by the specfcatons; must be lenclurfl n sealed envelopes, beamng the nan.e and address Lf the bdder am! 'lamt of proposed [work on the out-?de. addressed to the Tuwnshp Commttee, Woodbrdge Townshp, New Jersey, and must be accom ' paned by a certfed check for a run; "f lu r ; uf the amount bd wthpt condtonal endorsement, provded sad check, shall not be less than SN>U.U, nor more than $2, payable to the order uf the Townshp frerurer, and a Surety Company trthcau: statng that Surtty Company wll provde the bdder wth nt requred bond, and mutt be devered at the place and before the.our above mentoned. T«Townshp Commttee reserves he rght to reject any or all bda f deemed to the best nterest of the Townshp so tu do. B. J DUKGAN, Townshp Clerk. Dated July 8*., \W. AdOl Julr lftfc., U SEDANS FREE These Are The Two Grand Przes n The Woodbrdge ndependent's $3, Campagn. One car wll go to a canddate resdng n Woodbrdge Proper, and one car most go out of Woodbrdge. HEP YOUR FAVORTE CANDDATE WN ONE OF THESE CARS Say t Wth Votes _*_ fj-\ c/a f wth plea Hre you ajre vewng Any work that man s dong, f you lke hm, love hm, tell hm NOW. Don't wthhold your approbaton 'Tll the Parson makes oraton, As he les, wth lles o'er hs brow; For no matter how you shout t, He won't know a thng about t Or the tear drops you have shed. So f you thnk some prase s due hm, NOW s the tme to gve t to hm, For he can't read the tombstone when he's dead. Help Your Favorte Canddate NOW! For NOW t the Hghest Vote Perod of the Campagn F WRTTEN BACKWARD SPELLS -* E2 f you wll make up your mnd to enter The ndependent $3, Campagn NOW and wll put your shoulder to the wheel you may easly fnd that when the wnners are announced on August 2th, you have WON one of the cars pctured on ths page. Fll n the entry blank below wth your own name or the name of some man or woman whom you thnk would lke to have one of these valuable awards. Mal or brng t to ths offce. Nomnaton Blank GOOD FOR,) VOTES Hereby Nomnate and Cast, Votes For Ms* (Mr. or Mr*.) Addre*. ; * as a canddate n The Everybody Wns Crculaton Campagn. NOTE: Only one of these Coupons accepted for each ptember nomnated. SGNNG THS. NOMNATON BLANK and malng t n to the Campagn Manager s the frst step toward the ownershp of a fne car wthout any cost to yourself.

7 WOODl St. James Socetes Name Commttees for Carnval T(,P rombnrd ftocletpfl of St. ].,n<>s church wll hold ther annual rmval <m August to f> on the Hctnl ETounls n Amboy avenue, mnrng wll be enjoyed each evenng The followng commttees wll he n charge: Holy Name Socety, Mrhnol Holohan, Andrew Gerty, M. J- Cosgrove, Hugo Ges, Alfred Coley; Wllam Gerty, Henry Neder, Mchael Kley,. S. Dungan; H. A. Homond, Edward Coley, John Cosprove, Joseph Doolan, E. J. Flanagan, Jnhn Enhorn, John Campon Sr August Baumann, Ferdnand Knth, Henry Oberles, Andrew Desmond, Lester Neary, James O'Hagen, J. J. Dunn* Jr., Lawrence Campon, Austn Knth, John Campon Jr., George O'Bren, E. A. Dungan, B. hjngan, and Joseph Neder; Rosary Socety, MrB. P. W. Murphy, Mrs. E. L. Romond, Mrs. John Cosgrove, Mrs. Arthur Delaney, Mrs. Theodore Zehrer, Mrs. John Nash, Mrs. Andrew Gerty, Mrs. Ellen Connolly, Mrs. Mlo Jardon, Mrs. Henry mond and Mss Jane Flanagan; Sodalty, Maaes May Walsh, Jula Kng, Mare Dungan, Gertrude Kath, Vera Snyder, Frances Jordan, May Thompson, Rose Gerty, Mare Gerty, Kathleen McGurk, Ethel Campon and Margaret SullVan. Brde-to-Be Honored by Shower at Mother Home Mss Elose Pateman whose wed lng wll take place n August, wan tendered a mscellaneous shower on Monday nght by Mrs. Merrll Mosh Woodbrdge Mrs. Jaroh Koehl who h»r been her cousn, Mrs. John H. of Green street, has returned o her home n ^ancaater, Pa. Mss Dorothy Oraddock of Valparaso, Chle who has been vstng at the home of Mr. and Mrs.,fohn H. Love of Green street s now vstng frends at St. Cathernes, Canada. Mss Anna Prall and Mss Margaret Kelly of San Francsco left on Monday after a vst to Mr. James Prall of Green street. They were accompaned to New York by Mrs. Wllam Prall and Mss Dorothy Prall. Mss Prall, and Mss Kelly wll vst Phladelpha and Washngton and then go home by the way of the Canadan Rockes. Mrs, E. A. Hunt and chldren Rchard and Charlotte of Washngton, D. C, are vstng Mrs, H. W. Schrmpf of Grove avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Wyld and daughter Betty and Mss Catherne Mller of Phladelpha motored to Deer Lake, Pa., for the week end. Mss Jula and Mare Kng of St. George avenue spent Sunday n cr of Myrtle place. The home was decorated n snap dragons and sweet peas. Mss Pateman was pre sented wth very pretty gfts. and Oakley, Mrs. George Dsbrow Brdge was played and Mrs. Rus-ansell son RJobert, are spendng several Burke made hgh score. Those present were Mss Elose Pateman weeks Maryland, campng near Elkton, Mrs. Frederck Spencer, Mrs. Jame Wght, Mrs. Harold Hayden, Mrs. El wood Johnson, Mrs. Eva Straght Mss Eleanor Charles of Phladelpha s vstng Mr. and Mrs. J. Fler of Rahway avenue. Mrs. Julan Grow of town; Mss Ella Mss Gcorgannft Cronce of Pryor of Boston; and Mrs. Russell Rowland place, Mr. and Mrs. George Burke of Sewarcn. EXTRA! VAN - HEUSEN COLLARS 35c 3 for $. WE SSUE BEDEEMC DOYLE GREEN STAMPS Church Claw Hat Pcnc n Wood* Near Colona ^ Sunshne Class of the Frst Presbyteran Church held a pcnc Rupper and frankfurter roast on Monday evenng n the woods near Colona. There were ffteen members present. The tme was spent n playng games. Those present were Mrs. Wllam Rowe, assstant counseler; Mrs. Harry Baker Jr., Mrs. Fred Swenzer, Mrs. Edwn Potter, Mrs. Andrew Smonsen, Mr*. Russell Thergesen, Mn. Wllam Donovan, Mrs. Chester Young, the Msses Emma Jaeger, Edythe Baker, Elose Pateman, Emly Lawrence, Elna Bergh, Dasy Madsen, and Margaret Gardner. The August meetng wll be held at the home of Mrs. Tappen wth Mrs. Tappen and Mrs. Rowe entertanng. for members tonght at Columban Hall, have The followng commttee wll charge of the arrangements: Mrs. Fred Wtherdge, charman; Mrs. J... Caulfleld, _. Mrs. John En- Asbury Park. Mrs. Henry horn, Mrs. M. P. Schubert, Mrs. G. Brennen and Mrs. Wrght, and the Msses Margaret A. R. Bowers spent Tuesday n Elzabeth. /Sullvan, Alce Sandahl, and Rose Gent/. All members are urged to Mss Vera Maddocks of New be present. York vsted Mss Wnfred Brennen of Grove avenue over the week ejld. lawn and Mr. and Mrs. Calvn VoorhecR of Planfeld enjoyed a camp- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gessffger of rvngton Bpent Tuesday wth ng trp to Ndrth Branch, N. J., over Mrs, H. W. Schrmpf of Grove avenue. the week end. Mrs. John Brennen and son Mss Louse Matthews of Trenton s vstng.mss Ethel Payran of Rah way avenue. Mrs. John Blar and sons Jack Court Mercedes to Hold Socal for Members Tonght Court Mercedes, Catholc Daughters of Amerca wll hold a socal, Jack, Mrs. John Cosgrove and son f Danel enjoyed the Perth Amboy K excurson to Palsade Park on..jday. Mss Betty Wyld of St. George avenue and Mss Evelyn Howard k>f Rahway spent Thursday n As 'bury Par^c.! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smpfendorf er and sons and the Msses Trellers of.rector avenue motored to Lake Hopatcong Sunday. Dlts and son Theodore of Hope- Menton ths papet to advertsers 8 CUNNEEN PMOA«\ 'SPOT SHOP * THAMBL DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS ON SATURDAY Great Opportunty Sale Buy Now - Save! LOT No. Agan We Come to the Fore Wth a. Great Free Extra Trouser Sale Sut to Measure Ft Guaranteed or Money Refunded $ 3. FREE EXTRA TROUSERS Materals nclude fne Worsteds, Blues, Greys, Brown n neat strpe and checks. LOT No. 2 Pure Vrgn Wool 3-Pece Suts Made to Measure $27.5 Men's Plan Color Pajamas ajam All made wth * * 29 slk frogs, a sut $ 3 Sut» for 375 Men's Fne Nantook Unon Suts - 6 Suts $2.7S EXTRA! VAN HEUSEN COLLARS 35c 3 for $. Wear Mohar»nd Palm Beach Sut. $6.95 to $.95 8c Men's Rayon Slk $ 95 Unon Suts V * Men's Nansook and Fne Balbrgjjan Unon Suts, athletc knee, half fq p sleeve, long leg, «utv a/*- 3 for $2. Men's Cross Bar Unon Suts 3 for $3. $ Great Separate Trouser Sale We Match Your Old Coat $" $3 9S $2" Pure Wool Knckers. $3 95 Pure Lnen Knckers Value $3,95 Whte Duck Pants Unon Made Khak Pant* $2 5 $2 $ Whte Flannel Trousers $5 9S $6* Grey Flannel Trousers $2 95 $3 9S ALL WOOL SWEATERS' Well kntted, extra fne allwool qualty, n all the newest and smartest sprng and summer patterns and colors, Some n Jacquard lq patterns vj Actual $5. Values STRAW HATS ncludng Fancy B ands 95c Best Qualty Toyo Panamas; fancy and to plan bands VM Custom Talored S k Lned Caps $ 6 $ 85 Whte & Hess to Open New Secton July 23 ncreasng Dtomand for Summer Hotnestes at Branerd Lake Park Causes Developers to Open Annex So great has been the demand for lakeshore lots at the Rranerd Lake Park Summer Colony, Cranhury, N. J., that the developem, Whte A Hess, nc., of Woodbrdge, and New York, have opened an annex mmedately adjacent to the orgnal property. Ths new spcton, contanng several hundred lots, wll be known as the "Baneball Serton." Lke the frst secton,lt slopes gently toward he lake, gvng t excellent dranage and makng t dry and healthful. Accordng to A. J. Hess, presdent of Whte & Hess, the buyng of akeshort lots at the summer colony club has exceeded anles volume at any New Jersey development placed on the market ths Bummer. "Rumors that we would open an addtonal secton adjonng the orgnal Branerd Lake Park ste," sad Mr. Hess, "has resulted n hundred or more phone calls to th and our New York offce, askng us to reserve lakefront or corner lots, n all cases we were forced to declne, snce not a sngle lot wll be sold before one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, July 23rd. After one o'- clock Saturday afternoon, lots wll be sold ether from the blueprnt, n case people are already famlar wth the property, or on the property tself at Cranbury. "As n the case of Branerd Lake Park, frst secton, t wll be neces- Bary for the New York, Cranbury, and Woodbrdge offces to be n con- Tht Church Mltant The -ord gbldeth buck of me to gude my fghtng arm. Kplng. *tant telephone two sales day*, n order that lota told hy one offce wll not be contracted or at another. "So large wan the demand for lots n the frnt secton, that certan hoce nts would be sold two or three mnutes before another applcant for he same lots turned up. n order to vod any confuson, a sale t now telephoned to the New York and Woodbrjdg* offces as quckly as t s made, so that a record may made and the lots crossed off the map. So far as the baseball secton to be placed on the market tomorrow ts concerned, we expect the demand to be, even arg*r than for the orgnal secton, snce a great deal of favorable publcty n the New York and New Jersey press, and a wdespread advertsng campagn n both states have thoroughly famlarsed the publc wth the amaxng realty.value whch we are offerng them. t wll be mperatve, therefore, for all who wsh to have a wde range of choce, o be on hand at the openng ether Saturday or Sunday. t has been our experence that the most satsfactory results at Branerd Lake have been obtaned by.gettng purchasers to nterest ther l%est frends to buy lots alongsde of ther own. n ths manner they are nured pleasant, congenal n«gh 'bors of ther own choosng. As the of the frst secton, no more than lots wll be Bold to any one purchaser. Ths lmtaton, though t prevented rapd sales of large blocks. was absolutely necessary, The propa summer erty was advertsed as colony, for the man of moderate meanb. Had we sold lots n large [blocks, or to brokers, or realtors, the property would have been sold out quckly, and later buyers would have had to pay a speculator's prce. "At Saturday's sale prce on all lots wll be the same. There wll he no dfference n prce -whatever. As at the frst secton of the park, ten 'per cent of all purchase money wll BC OPENNG SALE TWODAYSONLY SAT. JULY 23-SUNDAY 2 at the "BASEBALL SECTON" of BRANERD LAKE PARK Summer Colony,Cranbury,cSSTj. Dedcated to Health, Happness and Whofesone Sport For the Famly of Moderate Means $QQ PER W LOT NONE HGHER Ttle Guaranteed by the Mddlesex Ttle & Guarantee Co No More than 5 Lots Sold to Any One Buyer None Sold to Realtors ted to t. resdence overlookng been placed at the dl«p«*l Otxtb* W purchaser admtted t«the colony automatcly member, organzaton for a club hou»#. BrsJn- th<" to vot* for board of erd lake ~ Park' Summer CtAttUf wth rght o t should soon rse to promnenea n drector* to admnstrate the funds. ths Moton. Even now t s decldt^ j The dependent colony organsaton club s an wthout absolute»nyly n on th* JEFFERSON MOtORS, NC. loo New Brunswck Ave., Phone 5 WE SELL GOOD USED CARS Wheq we guarantee a used car, you can rest assured that you are buyng a good car We Lve Up To Our Guarantee Before Buyng a Used Car Look Over Ths Lst 926 Ford Panel Delvery $3. 92 Essex Coach : $ Moon Tourng $9. 92 Chevrolet Sedan floo. 925 Chevrolet Tourng $ Jewett Coach $. 92 Buck Tourng $8. 92 Ford Sedan $ Ford Express Delvery $. JEFFERSON MOTORS, NC. 6 New Brunswck Ave., Phone 5 Perth Amboy, N. J. ONLY $ BUNGALOWS J? $95 Y L WTHA DOWN PAYMENT FREE MEMBERSHP N BRANERD LAKE PARK COLONY CLUB The "Baseball Secton" of Branerd Lake Park s mmedately adjacent to the frst secton of ths popular summer home development. TVe Branerd Lake Park Slmmer Colony met wth unprecedented success snce ts openng n June. Practcally every lot was snapped up. Shrewd buyers of summer homestes, bought the lmt. You, too, wll be enthusastc over the charm of quant Cranbury, and the peaceful pastoral scenes at ths beauty spot of Mddlesex County. Branerd Lake Park, though remote from the motor-mad hghways, s only fve mnutes' walk from the center of Cranbury and State Hghway No.. Only a short dstance from Cranbury Staton on the Pennsylvana Ralroad; wtkn easy walkng dstance of the theatre, bank, stores, and churches of the town an deal summer refuge for the commuter, offerng every advantaga of the outdoors, combned wth suburban 29 West 3th St., New York Cty "~*"" "*"""~""" Phone, ptckawanna 77 Elma Realty Assocates, Owners lft;: F&HNU SWM MNG BOATNG CANOE- NG GOLF TENNS HORSEBACK RDNG, BASEBLL and excellent gunnng n the fall. TEN PER CENT, of all money pad by purchasers goes to the treasury of the BRANERP LAKE PARK SUMMER COLONY CLUB, to be admnstered by a board of drectors elected by the buyers. t wll cost you nothng to vst ths beautful spot. You are under no oblgaton whatever to buy. Be our guest on Saturday or Sunday. Bus rde and luncheon are FREE. Look over tlfrevcharmng summer bungalows whch are ready ten move nto, compare the amazngly low prcea of bungalows and lots wth other developments, and you wll want to stay there for the rest of the summer. t wll pay you to BUY NOW. Prcea of lota wll be advanced from tme to tme to defray mountng deve-lop- ment expenses. N * Exclusve Sellng Agents \ Green Street, Woodbrdge, N. J. Phone 95 CRANBURY HEADQUARTERS, CRANBURY NN, PHONE Specal f?us wll leave our Woodbrdge offce, No. Green Street, at 2 P. M. Sharp on Sunday. f not convenent for you to go at that tme, fll n coupon opposte statng when our representatve may call at your home c to take you to the property. Whte & Hess, nc.: desre further nformaton regardng Branerd Lake Park Summer Colony and would lke to vst the property on j...» 927, at P. M. NAME ADDRESS MD-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CASH FURNTURE HOUSE, 2 Man St., RAH WAY, N. J. Our normally low cash prces, made lower by specal reductons for ths sale, make t possble for you to save more than half Specal Offerngs n ce box«s and other summer lnes. ' T No Oblgaton to call here. Cone n a^sobvw*; y««w# of the Savngs n buyng for cash

8 - ; - : > «- : ;. * :. - : = : :. * * * > :!» * ntroducton of New AC and Rectfer Tubes Announced t«rt of ma Ufa] f * lt*]* K& N«w Tube* Replace A' Battene* Wth U«e of Sm*H Trmnffrr-er.: Fall VVar* tod Half-W Rertfttr for "B" Battery EJmraaton. L - ; X'.'.. -- "?' M. ;. : -; : ' f urf :T«jMt;::-: : < s;?n :; TrlxL. r» -' ;.n ::' : 't :: *::-* T r»;;n.-r: UJ -: ' -J.L-.; f--: : : T :«! n!r: ERS :,.* He -Wm," TVe GH T- Lo»* n Former «* ' - F : r;*» M ; r... v z. vr E; L'-->- -.be dr*:r- *»f C'/r»rf'j; drama r*- - TV rr *V P :«"»"; 7;* < p ry «-».< -a V.J»r*. A;»rr.«'/r,. THE COOLER :r :>> cvf : : -: :.: nr-f' :! ll n. Coaumc To Tbeatre ^ THEAl..-«.» 7T-S?' J :tt*rr :: :u C F»!-.-w ^.. t - 3: :f u..: :»-. "Tr-t Br:-t*.r. O TWO PERFECT PCTURES DALY DO WE KNOW WHO YOU ARE? A Ntr: -:,; ~, ;» l.c; V::e : J' rv :.--LjT^r rt-.:«t^;;: tjrl- tan n =r:."- t^: j_.j t'.r>'!^r. ** AC '* ~!''- Ap«c»t»n s f >e sew R-:MS r Tube* CX- CX-llf-B. n- c. u '.? BCA te>a*::.-;. _:«:t l»:a t us-nuaa ol * jc.n->p»;-»= -n.» H^w^ r A. C..-;T»!; s sf Rd J'.-v LX-22C : ".:s :» :M 5 M :«! TW. U r-::-t -j_-;t j '3' r f! f a:re v'k *T* ffe xclal brs--:o»- -r.- Tt >5Bm-^3; ;! -^.* tew A C.VM, C-tK a>d CT-lt:.» p*e- Ts* u»j»ec-r»: j STRAND TH/*TRt PERTH AM BOYflow J^r Pr: B-:. *: ; CT-J- a. T :: '>-. Ere " :.;: T Ps-:_ Ar. :T : ; 53 TODAY AND TOMORROW L(H Chaney supported by Noran Kerry Joan Crawford and Other Stars n THE UNKNOWN' ENTRE WEEK BEGNNNG SUNDAY, JULY 2 A'CE-SE CAv, LAOS HAS «-CAPTA!N 5 NEW JERSEY'S FNEST PLAY HOUSE READE'S NEW MAJESTC = *.">»-*? Jr...'»:- Ar'-:: -.: «T;rr.*T. Pr. '..;< 5=al.*j". Catr'f! A F:*^ M.t t^tr VMU SUr B Empre Pcture T^» a«r '»f fax, ke toaf: of T V.:» Daca :a r< r*r.se> lor FSO. "H v. 5;->ay. Tts a be -or: z-.ynzt-\ r.: : e race :r«r 3-SK -.r.:rrr?r.-.f \erpnztd. S* RECORDED RAP$»Uyt* H wvd M K tal-c te "tarwr w«'< t_!«: -; r«:e«. tf tb* atenpt ^t: shouldfeu Toa D»r«f make mk tpecd K*r^8 la tbe ra', b«jo: rsn nto tbc (K:d». rx of ckxv&f tr.p. The? K pprws*:* yt»r beat T* fr, of tl^ -ml<«t»ed««" was to orttrt her pectla; p»> D«toy' (r art proed of &er. : sot te wort* that 'j A FEW DEFNTONS Vaatj: ttere. : Te MU for the do- tr-jg a : Tb* tzgu Sf t* wttf c Tat trtmtpb of < :r. : f:--: 5 "." Tl re f-:rjr. **-- A - W-.* re >: Y-rs UweV r. ::-^- w. r*:«** *:.::. f«: :.K ^ rase n ad-.' " -: : *-- :v«. f:: : : -en S.T?r.^raa sws W- ar* ;:::-{ r?r.- --;» TTf :f J» *r. V :TJ :r. :.t sars *:.*-.-:» * : * so s*n j'-'u;;»: :- :,rj*c fr crft r::r r.af»-. jffc* *ber- A. Today and Tonerrtw Errol and Dorothy MackaB n "Lunatc at Large" COMPANON FEATURE* Getrge Sdney and Vera Gordon n "Mllonares" Snuday-ContmJOQS All Da; Vola Dana n "Home Struck" Also "EXCLUSVE RGHTS" Wth An All-Star Cast Mmday and Tuesday Monte Blue n "Across the Pacfc" COMPANON FEATURE "THE BROKEN GATE" By Eaencn Houf k, tbe Author of "The Covered Wag - W* Dtntf Pfflps aad WUon Uller J ^ -^ * L~ :: : t n*.fj ol" \':,tr j.u:_-:a : J- rl^'."-! A 'a j *-'.; ".(" l t* *» "A. C."»--.3.* Sj -.:j ta :: : j-t- t*'. * ^.-. u. r. t f *l CT.:-. UY-B7 a AC --j.jfrac tr.t SLfc-x* -! ; "o lt '. AC 5M. r *. p AC r.yt^ -Ls :<**.; -jt let} s.ja a. T-± frt* tsv-a nmp^a..* THEATRE PERTH AMBOY ONE OF NEW JEJSErS FNEST THEATRES COKTNUOOS t:3«u P. t. TODAY «nd TOMORROW SUNDAY Los Unae n T E WHRLWND OF YODW THERE YOU ARE" FA farad Nagel and EdtkRabetts MONDAY, TUESDAY and AMuo Moreno and Paolme Starkt n "LOVFS BLNDNESS" of arl. A erste! A»«St«etaM wbe la LU of trsaa^r: *) dl «WSE WHSPERS lt featk u «t<±lj ca^rf toe ha. Sttrta. p*o$ te artt* fc* «ac- jarfw«ceuc tz, ; c*. RN-TN-TN n " Hlls of Kentuckey COMPANON FEATURE Aka Rubens n "THE HEART OF SALOME" Crescent Theatre PERTH AMBOY. N. J. TODAY and TOMORROW George W»Ub b THE WNNNG SUNDAY and MONDAY fc->* FLT DCSTROTS Mochs, Roaches - ^_u TM Laxathre Too Chew lke 6w THURSDAY, FRDAY aw SATURDAY Cary Cooper and Betty Jewel k 'ARZONA BOUND" HTH ALBEE YAUDEVL Ev*ry D*y Exxcpt Sunday wu y S tw MAJESTC THEATRE r 5?^? * " "" **CH MEM'S SONS" Fred Thomaoa aj»d Ub MWW SOMT K H U "ARZONA NGHTS" TUESDAY ajml WEDNESDAY Q**^^*** Ster«u n "ENCHAKTED SLES" THURSDAY^ " ~ FRDAY "CODE OF THE RANGE" wtk Jack P«T» l

9 Rartan Auto Assocaton Warns Motorsts Aganst Solctors of Fake Concerns Now Operatng,,ml car owners were stronjrly s to nform those people that they, v:ll,,., today to he on ther guard were apparently the vctms of fakers and to call attenton to the fact,'nmnst fake solctors of so-called s rv " motorng organzatons who that nether the A. A. A. nor ts,,,, th«>r bggest harvest of motor- member clubs collect money n ndvance for advertsng or servces of, s money durng the tourng seaa smlar character, H. [ he warnng was ssued by Wll- "On the other hand, we feel a ;. {'. Wlson, Presdent of the Kar,n Automoble Club, on the bass ter, for the reason that many of the partcular responsblty n the mat- (lf mports from the Amercan Auto- fake organzatons delberately mtate the well-known A. A. A. trade, M,llp Assocaton, wth whch the ),,,.:l club s afflated, and whch \s mark by usng a combnaton of letters hearng a suffcent resemblance,-nlcastng the nformaton that lw hkh pressure salesman of "Gyp" to the 'Three A' letters to take the, luhs nro unusually/actve through- unwary car owner off hs guard., nt the country atfthe present mo- "t s the easest thng n the world ' Ml. / to dentfy the representatves of Ths s the karvest tme of the the local club. Ths also apples to f;,kc solctor," declared Mr, Wlson. the representatves of the A. A. A. \- concrete proof of ther seasonal and all ts afflated clubs. Th<-y nvarably carry suffcent credentals actvty, the A. A. A. and ts affll.ll clubs ore recevng daly a to establsh they are bona fde. Representatves from A. A. A. Natonal lu-avy cuota of letters from people wl clam that they have pad out Headquarters never collect money n,,prohontatve»nm» varyng from advance. on any of the contracts $-,, to $32^5 and sometmes more that they take, Not only that, but f,,r ths, that or the other servce they work n close cooperaton wth whch they were promsed, such as! the local club and t s an easy matter for the local busness man, when membershp cards, emblems, maps, sgns, tour books, and statng at the n doubt, o get n touch wth the me tme that the contract was nev-vr fulflled. ] street, Perth Amboy, by mal or Rartan jfttomoble Club, 29 Hgh "About all we can do n each case telephone. ' Mere Man May Proft By Few Carvng Rules The art (f carvng and t s ndeed an art s often sadly neglected by the man of the house, upon whose! shoulders generally falls the respon sllty of apportonng the famly meat at the table. Hs unsklled! handlng of the carvng tools has lad hm open to many a jest but stll t seems he would rather face the rdcule and struggle through the "ordeal" Tather than learn how t should be done. Qute a severe ndctment of mere man, perhaps, but there s doubt whether he can deny t. Hcre't the Way to Carve H»m Wth summertme here t s approprate that he take a lesson n carvng the meats now n flavor. Here s the way to carve ham. The methods of carvng ham vary wth the way t s to be serv«d. f WDBRDGE NEW YORK CANDY KTCHEN Manufacturers and Dealers n Strctly Pur* CANDES AND CE CREAM 79 Man St., Woodbrdge. Tel. 3 GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provsons 7 MAN ST. Woodbrd*. 7 'Mr. the ham s not to be brought whole to the table, the smplest and most economcal way to carve t \t to begn at the end and cut n thn slces on each sde of the bone. f the ham s to be carved at the table and f the desre s to serve the choce portons at once, an ncson s made through the thckest part, a lttle way from the small end. The ham s then shaved off n very thn slces. The knfe must be very sharp to make a thn slce. Each slce should he served wth a porton of the fat wth ts crsp crust. Ths method s the game as that for carvng a leg of lamb except that the Blces of lamb are cut thcker, f Publc Servce to ssue More 6'» Stock tor Sale A new popular ownershp campagn for the sale of sx per cent.' cumulatve preferred stock wll be carred, on by Publc Servce Corporaton of New Jersey, October, Pantng Paper Hangng Decoratng V. S. HALL Prces Very Reatonble Good Work Guaranteed Tel. 533-R Woodbrdge FORDS LOUS MORRSON Shoes, Clothng and General Merchandse Open Every Day Except Saturday FORDS, N. J. He has mucn To learn aftoul dauntry oous'f* -sac- ^mmmmmmmmmmhwytmwmmk PERTH AMBOY Reynolds Bros. "Department Store Of Dependable Merchandse" AMBOY COTTON STORE The Best and Most Popular Store n Town for Shoppers PERTH AMBOY THE CTY OF BETTER VALUES 2 Smth St. Perth Amboy, N. J. 97- OS Smth St. Perth Amboy DRY GOODS accordng to announcement made by he company. Publc Servce Corporaton of New NOTONS FURNSHNGS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHLDREN FANCY GOODS Mddlesex County's "BG STORE" "Qualty and True Worth" The above headng s our guarantee of far treatment, qualty and value t s your assurance that what you buy here wll satsfy you We make no msleadng BtatementB to persuade you to trade wth us. ( k\"< V7 k'v/ M M VY VV tvy»\" l»v7 ty'r K' kf lw V \"l VY kv V V7 V Jersey has been unusually successful n ts popular ownershp campagns. Efcrng the twelve cam- Smokeless Soft Coal s Good Fuel We Have t Grt. Us A Call 33 Perth Amboy RYMSHA & CO., nc. 989 State St. MAURER, N. J. pagns snce 92, subscrptons totalng $7,5,2 par value, or or 7,52 shares, were receved from 5,92 subscrbers. As a result of the varous campagns, and the sale of other classes of stock, the company has ncreased the total number of ndvdual stockholders from 2,763 n 92 to 55,- 253 on December 3, 926, elmnatng all duplcatons. The stock s sold for cash or on the nstallment plan of $ down and $ monthly per share. There's No Accdent To "Bacon and " Combne^ Says U. S. Have you ever gven serous thought to the' "why" of combnatons of ham and eggs or bacon Flster and eggs? B the lnkng of these foods just one of those thngs that happens or s there some logcal reason for t? Bacon or ham and eggs dd not jon forces by accdent, ac-, cordng to recent research conducted by the Unted States Department of Agrculture. Perhaps the unon came about nstnctvely, but the Department says there s sound scentfc reason why these foods are so closely assocated by the Amercan people. Lean pork s shown to be rch n vtamn (B) but low n fat soluble vtamn (A). Eggs supply the defcency of vtamn B and are low n vtamn A, thus balancng the body needs. The ham sandwch s justfed by the fact that meat protens MACHNE SHOP A. H. BOWER MACHNE SHOP No job too large or too small Freeman Street, at P. R. R. Tel. Woodbrdgo S6S WOODBRDGE, N. J. EST. 95 Babes Love t For all stomach, and ntestnal troubles anctduturbanceq due to teethng, there s nothng better than a sale nfants' and Chldren's Laxatve. Mas. SYRUP greatly ncrease the nutrtve value of cereal protens, accordto the Department's research. ;, ; -Menton ths paper to advertser* ^ Uuta Suqqe&tort BY A. SNYDEH When auto trouble trou- 5 bles you call NO matter how slght or "real the trouble wth your automoble may be we'll repar t satsfactorly at the lowest possble cost and n the least tme. "Syder's s alwaya a good auto suggeston" SNYDERS GARAGE AUTO SUNDRES AND REPARS 35 AMBOY AVE ' MCKE, THE PRNTER'S DEVL. \ GOT ALL PAPERS POUJEO, BOSS, AMD POT TVV C«T OOT LOCKBO TM' BACK POOR. AM' t ducss _ wow \F WOU DOMT AUD GO AHEAC) FOB. STAN *(5-, TS DARH= AUO PftErrV UT6 BESDE «f BETTER By Charles SugKroc W#ttm Newtptptr Unoa - The DOMT Mfeo "TO = \ AWT SKEER6 TO GO t DARK Bugaboos Wll Have to Step ^ NOU KjJOW* J Fleasc menton ths paper whe purchune from our advertsers^ Menton ths paper to advertswfrjjj 2>w^ For Cuts and Wonndt Preventnfecton! Treat, every cut, wound or scratch wth ths powerful Don-posonous antseptc. Zoote actually klls germs. Helps to heal, too. THE FEATHERHEADS STUFF AC8OSS WHEN FEL'UKE DO/ VOUQ SALES SHOW "T VOHV DONT V<W MAKE UP WTH TME- ^ KNOW M y_ UH- UTTLEWOMftN^EftHEGMEftDf DOMESTC STuffk CSME ow GET T OFF voora TAKEN To U3TN& OFP THAT PCTufJE OP Watson the Needle A WFE THE / L6ST DAV, / TWO/ Eaftte Brand ban rulsed more. healthy babes than all other nfant foods combned. CONUtNJjtl) ML*. R. A. HRNElf Funeral Brcclor «> Expert Embalmor n n The only fully equpped d date Undertakng KaUbls town. Fmr Tr«>tml

10 : l\, Mr- Fords Notes Mr. an: Y - K..:. M."tr <?-.:" U!nr< Mr...-> Mr. P nk.r, ard cn-.pr.r-r -: ''< -- Ar:. y T-'Hay fver.-.':. M,..,-,-,,-"..: ;; at B>.'"...n f.-.. ^,"\:'r, '. July wth her >.r... \\ ll-.-: r.: :hv paf.»t-tk at \ rj..;> v ft.*vaca'.:<>r., Vr..'.: : Mr- G. :T <- Perth Am T'jfvy evenng tt the h : '. M'-. E..'.Hanson, V:, Bjrke-v r, s.-p*nd;r,p her \..a:: T. a". Fucl Lak*. Mr, and Mr«, J^hn Brown and fat?,.>,- have returned home after kr.-t:rjr a ne*k v;:h reatvt? at TVy. N. Y. Mr. ar.<: Mr- J. Ar.3*r«T «per.t the ;>a.-:»fk <-rr! '.vr. the : r- T v, v ) - - -T - ' : ",,.j H. -' -'". ;.. M.. - T....., M d ' '.:'" "!'' -, r. vrr.-ng M-',-<d Mr- Ka- V'.v:» > : ' "'".. ' Merk- ' -*<*: < * >"", : <: V ' "-' lv '' ^ " ' : '' '.- V h. : : : ^.;h oratyp - '. ;.!!tr :.u :t-t «a*»?how :' '.::"= -">f '.he warcn. $, g-:-". ece; Andrew Ger- :ty. vanty «*: The non-ptkyers' t' " -.a'.'fy. The m. : :' r. '.<. MM pres were Fremen Gve Town's K',( D ;d<h, «-,.-, -»r, f poach won by M chael Kley. ee.-rjrette crep«,r. Her towel: John KeVy. :ks; Henry Bo- jue» &.' of pnk nfn :!)» dsh: Mr?. H. Romond. Kds a Swmmn Hole T'.r ' ' ' '" OTHERS REAPPONTED >=. Anna K(«ty. > s- ; "s <:y. Mary fancy d?«h: Ms? Jane FUnfan, coffee; Mrs. M. K ley. towel; Andrew G^bran and Ju';:a ' '., - ' Erwt Shower at Fre House n rrtt*rt*;r. : ; -.»cr<> the ng a nv't:t>n t" «p-brdesmsds. Th : 'nt Ev«ret; r. Enjgr for h. M:... Vr- H To Take Place of Creek s ( ;,. r.' e.j\r]»d :n Desmond.?\^ck=. pastel color? of e-::? and car- Euchre: Mr«E. Falconer, half \' - V.,r wenty-nmh year a* dstrct clerk red arm bouquet* Sephen Stapp. down poblets; Mrs. John Enhorn. Now Under Ban :; -: H. :. nf : unshp =chnl«and to rase hs a brother of the.--. m. was best cake dsh: Wllam Grace, pyrrx pe «alary from?>a{ to 2, a year.; man. The other? wer?: Alexander plate. ' EnfT'r- drvers of. Fre Company Pre'der; Melvr. H. Clum on Mon- ' Stapp, John Baha. - Brow-r and Whst: FVance* Jordan, pllow --M:-'r. - ^ N. ''have r.-.t f>r?"f.t the day- lay rurh! remnded the Board of awllam Superor. \f:e: t? ree- cases; Mrs. M. P. Punfran, tumbler?; (av :n Kr - H " "-Mr- (. K Mr. ' M.'.- f '.l.fr h'yh't" when a "swmmr. tme twenty years ago when Ensgn mony a dnner w. -orvej at themrs. F. McDonald, rubber mat; Marpartft Jordan, box of candy; Mrs. O. t«r, -..>:t ; P. r-h A:/.' y n">!e" :r.:<e the hot day? of =jmnpr refused to allow the Board to n-homcrease h? salary fr^m 35 to $l a The Mss«; \V.;'r.e'n-.n«Smth of the brd- S. Dunyan. wall va*e: Mrs. John n -."r» endurable. A* a c -',-eqcnce CosgTove. towels; Helen Berfren. - A ::-!.- :,', >.-. e: > :t- month "r. the ground the work entaled by h* «.ff~e'dd not warrant vacaton at Blar*: *n attendng the and Anna Baker :.r. ^p<-ndng Ther t.-;d,-d ;t.'- K - w..:-: r. t.' hf-v have erected a large -hv.vt-r r. coffee: Mry. Alfred Coley, nght bottle; Mrs. John Caulfeld, towels. the -pare :n frmrt of She old T >»'!'. Chrstan Endeavvr. -lerenc-. Mr?. ('. Kl-.ne spem Wednesday n T r 'te*!^ ;'lf Mr. arn Mr =. Albert J.'hrv. and auphtt : :?> ::-. Arr.)-_y -ptnt Monday ever..:.? w:'.r. *:.t :.r:r.er? brutht-r. Mr. ar.d W:-. J'hr. Fare or.- Hn' and yn'jlvffs'fr- n evfry n an hlarous? nx rme, untl two year-* afro the yvjnfcer element uwd Woodbrdye Creek»t the Lght Hefhls and Crab Beach but the sewage n the cr&ek hecam* so dense that the trmmng holes fell under tho ban of the Board ^f Health. Whle some of the bolder sprts among the boys stll take ENSGN NAMED FOR rwenty-nnth YEAR AS DSTRCT CLERK WTH BOOST N PAY Board Lautfh* as Clum Tells Story of How Clerk Refused P«y ncrease from $ 3 5 to $ a Month on Plea Work Dd Not Warrant t. a surrepttous dp. n defance of the law and the promse of dre danger jn the form of typhod germs, the creek s not regarded generally a* a (rood place to swm. The fre- Jane B. Low of Rahway. Ms? Mede E. HoVn of Nebraska. Mary E. For- ard Axel R. Nelson. Albert men'* shower s provng to be at"ra pretty far substtute, however. Larson wa? reappomed custodan of The men responsble fjr the?h r w- vh"''l fjr.ds at a salary of J9, an rr are Engne Jnvers Mawbey, H'jnt..ruTf-a^- of J2. n fxng the n- Thompson and Gorss. ANDERSON'S MARKET New Brunswck Ave. Ford, N. J. Telephone Perth Amboy 385 FREE DELVERY SPECAL SALE FOR FRDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY FRESH PORK LONS Not Frozen Fresh Cal Hams lb 5c WHOLE OR HALF AND SMALL PORK 25c A POUND Lard Snow-Whte t Compound, b.. OC Butter - The Best - Creamery A Pound 9c Prme Rb Roast QA The best, lb.... &U C cre^e Board member^ commented o:; the effcent manner n whch Oftfer Than St. Augustne ther funde were beng handled by The oldest <u>ttl<mm>nt n tle NPW [^ars^.r.. Mss Maron Lockwood's.vnrd l«vp ''rut. Mt'ln. jxnts.salary as school nur?e was ncreased..ut the Lberty M:KH7.n*v :me-frnm $l.*n t<. $2,. Doctors Potatoes 5 lbs tor c Fresh Klled Chckens 29c Fresh Chopped P. J Fresh Beef Lver Meat DC lb, 5c Fresh Selected Eggs Fre&h Pork Shoulders small and lean 35c a Dozen Salt Pork Fat Chcken Feed, all knds 5 pounds for Swft's Combnaton lame Washnj: Powder «-*««large Nat-Flake FREE 3 cx 8 of soat" Fryng Pan Hand Soap Mark. Spencer, Hoagland and Gam- :a.vere reapponted as schc»ol phy- cans and >r. Lous Wetterberg was added to the staff. The. ndvdual retaners wll be $35 a year nstead of the $ last year. Bds on transformng the heatng plants n School 7 at Fords and School at Woodbrdge so as to permt the burnng of buckwheat coal were as follows: Jensen Rodner. $,85 for School 7; Eaton-Kent, nc., $,25 for School 7 and $6 for Schoo! ; Gfford H^at Control System, $,32 for School 7 and $627 for School. nasmuch as the varous systems and proposals vared so greatly the Board voted to f postpone awardng the contract untl the repar commttee n Y. Kr V: -<, ] k < her A?enel ' marrage c r '* re a jj.*wn of v t-. t was a-: Mr \>-k.. = [ t "f..-rnt'. The brde,n and lre. : CM> fash, Warm Weather Fals to Prevent Large Attendance at Rosary Event The K^r,ry S.>.-. :> ' < \\"-w* Church ( '.; H very t\:. -vv-fs:!.s' pr.r'y n the 'choo'. a\. : :. rr.m or. W nesday rvev".(t t > :><r,«tt th* rrva! far.j. T"e bo,>k pre? were warded! Mr.-,,'ofeph Mullen. S* - '.U- perfume; W. F. Kefer. st*t : -; Alfred Colcy, towels. Ro=cn.v Sullvan. (rla«m»5; (', Wttnp. pfls-es Mr-. H. Slater.,«tatrt:-<-ry; P. W. Murphy, candy; Mrs. H. C;n:.'prher. apron; Mr«. Koyle. cat,dy: Kth Gallapher, towel; Mrs. M Peterson, coffee; Mrs. W. Gray, socks; Kaymnnd Anderson, towel: Andrew Gerty, enffef; Amy Lawrence, statonery; W. Gray, towel; Th»'Ta= K.th. marmalade; Ferdnand Kath, tolet water; Mrs. B. Lev-, ;>-.wdcr; Alce Dolan. coffee; H. Thcrptsen. towel; Mrs, John Powers.?:.Vmcry; John Enhorn, cleanser; Mr?. Nelson, lace collar. Refreshments of home made cake and punch were on sale. Mrs. Fred Wtrwrdpe wu charman of arranpementf. seln A surprse brthday party Anna Hutteman, Vncent Tom., Roy Mod", Al Nahass, Mr. and \ Herman Errksen, Mr. and Mr 'arhcr, xn«farber Jr., \\ ): > Karlx'r, all nf seln, and KonU of New Yor< Cty. Mr. and Mrs. John Van l,. of Correja avenue announce t!; rval of a baby son born Wedn< mornng, July 3th. Mr. and Mrs. Lustg and ren of Slzer avenue have rot;. from Paterson where they»j,,. two week's vacaton. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam St.,-' of Stzcr avenue are enjoyng a through Canada. Mss Helen Schumann of - York Cty s vstng at the h«. n Mr. and Mrs. A. Kalnowsk,,f, reja avenue. Mss Louse Rosnsk of n ng avenue s vstng frend New York Cty. Mrs. M. Slk, Mss da Slk Vctor Slk of Correja avenue- Elzabeth vstors on Wednesda-. -Grl Scou-ta Ellen Of Agatha Schmdt, Dorothy Lllan Katen and Selma \ left on Tuesday for Camp K*ln Hgh Pont Park on ^ke Ma Sussex County, where they» joy a two week's vacaton of s, ng. the ncrease. Er.«gn as well as the = ->rt of other Board members smled remnjoently when Oum explaned that Wllam L««khar;. student from Chrrte, can of tea; Mrs. P. J. Brdfre: Mrs. S. H. Wyld. bath rue; Mrs. Wllam Kr-jc ar,d son andmrs. G. Urban, celery dsh; Mrs. M. was tendered Wllam Farber of Hardng avenue at h? home Mrs. M. Champere and oh a; that tme the school fund wa«prnceton Tlteolog...". Semnary, who Adams, pllow cases; Mr*. J. F. on Saturday evenng. The table was beautfully decorated Anna, Margaret and Rchard o: jr-.,\ a year as agan?t the J7.- s n charye of thv Presbyteran Ryan, scarf; Mare Dunpan, towel. York Cty, spent Wednesday >. to $8, handled last year. servces here, rr. ' 'red to Pont and favors suted to the occason were gven each guest. Games. Fan-Tan: Joseph Somers. pllow home of Mr. and Mrs. M. \\, The moton to ncrease Ensgn's salary was made by Maurce Dungan Mr. rtd Mrs. F musc and dancng were enjoyed af- 'Pleasant on Sunday 'cases; Mary Campon, cheese pste; of seln Boulevard. rest Brathwate Mrs Mary Kath< wtter after Ensgn told the Board the d-jtp- of h? offfce have become?n Mrs. D. FYtt* o-. motor trp to wt. Jo??nhne and chldren acr^m ter whch refreshments.ated Mr. and g^t^ purse; Mrs. Mary Klne. f we're served. N.«. ef All WoodtrUf. To- The party ncluded the' Msses Henretta Shohf, Mary McCann and pmpar a n,h: cheese krrfe; Mary Connolly, buffet set; {Catherne Somers. nest of great.l«to requre hs full tme. He Budd Lake where : y camped for h«resgned hs post as clerk to the the week end. bowte; Martf Kath, candle «tfk«: tax assessor, he *ad. Ms? Lllan Brnsco of Perth Mrs. James Somer?, coffee; Mrs. F. The Board apponted to the faculty Frank W. Shershon, of Passac. Mr?. Wllam Ku::r,: :a. on Monday. es; Mary Doros, glasse?; Mm. T. Amboy was tbe pue -t of her sster, Olsen, towels; Mare Wnkler. plass- Mr. and Mr;. Oscar Large of Somers, towel; Mrs. J. Nash, handkerchefs; George street are recevng congratulatons Danel Cosjfrove. gob- on the brth of a baby toy. lets; Bernard Concannon, fancy dsh; Mother and chld are dong ncely. Mrs. A. Bauman, enameled sauce Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flynn en- pan; Nazareth Caccula. va«e; Mrs. E. 8c 9c 99 Vacaton Dress at $5. Better Grades at 2 for $5. n all (U'sralle colors and qualtes The Bggest Value L'Vur uncvl n Uest select lles. LADES' HATS, AH marked, down to $ to close out the stock FULL-FASHONED HOSERY Nce, Chc n all shades $ the par LNEN DRESSES $ each CTOLLMAN*C ^ 38 Man St: STYLE SHOPPE ^ Open Evenngs Ralway, N. J, joyed a dnner and theatre party n j pj nn> towel; Henry Mller, cgar- Newark on Mondav -r. honor of ther ette case; Wnfred Fnn, soap powder. tenth weddng annversary. Charles Sajbt" Jr. s home after spendng the pa?: week wth hs low; Mrs. J. Rngwood. towel set; Pnochle: Ralph Roberts, sofa pl- aunt at Clffwood Beach. J. E. Homer, pyrex pe plate; Mr?. Mrs. Charles Sermayen and Teho Musolf. ce box set; Mrs. C. chldren are home acan after ther vst to relatves ;.n Connectcut. Mr. and Mrs..!. Donegan and chldren of Ffth avenue have returned home after ther trp to Massachusetts and Canada. Preparatons are makng great headway for the fremen's carnval whch wll be ht Thursday, Frday and Saturday nghts of next week. The last nfh: wll brng to an end the popular srrl contest whch has been gong on : >r the past two months. Saturday evenng wll also be known as fremvr.'s nght when all the nearby compare? wll be nvt- ' ed to be present n a body. The : company wth th greatest reprc- '. sentaton wll receve a slver cup. Many novel feature? wll be ntro- vestgates the systems. Several of duced among whch wll be the box-j the bdders consdered t necessary ng and wrestlne bouts. Frank to place new grates n the bolers Perry, who s well known a» a wrest- wll gve an exhbton bout. 'am one bdder sad hs concern flg-ler, ' ured or. deepenng the ashpt. Frank Healy s charman and s beng asssted by Barney Dreveh, sec- j retary and treasurer; John Larsen, George Mueller, Pat Donato, Joe Avenel Cuspdo, Carl Xer. Chares Flynn, Tom Canon, Frank Perry, Fred Poughkeepse, N". Y. The lterature and lbrares de- Spartment of the Woman's Club held the second story tellng hour at the "'Lbrary on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Lance, charman, was asssted by Mrs. Herbert Bernard, a mem- ' ber of her commttee, and Mss Catherne Bernard. The hour s from 2 P. M. to 3 P. M. every Tuesday and all chldren are welcome. " Woman njured n Auto Wreck Des n Hosptal New York Song Wrter Placed Under Bond on Techncal Manslaughter Charge njured a week ago Sunday when u car drven by Prank Montgomery df New York skdded on St. George avenue and crashed nto the car drven by her husband, Mrs. Samuel St-aublt of Long Branch ded n Rahway Hosptal Saturday mornng. She suffered a fractured skull and nternal njures and was unconscous for days after the accdent. Montgomery, a colored song wrter, was arrested after the accdent and placed under bal to awat the outcome of Mrs. Scauble's njures. He was notfed of her death and he, appeared Monday n a "handsome lmousne drven by a chauffeur. Polce took hm to New Brunswck where h«was arragned before Judge Krkpatrck and released under bal of J3.U on a charge of manslaughter. Montgomery clams to be the man "who brought the Charleston to Broadway." The body of Mrs. Scaubl- wa- taken to Long Branch where lu-ral M-rvcej were held ths week. [REPORT all the news happenngs that come to your attenton to ths offce. t wll be apprecated for every pece o news r wll make the paper more nterestng for you as well as others. We want and wth your. help wll prnt all Wf-NEWsl **"? ;& Jr. s vstng hs grandmother fn Perth Amboy. The local fre company was called out to extngush a fre n the garage of B. B. Clark on Woodbrge avenue Frday evenng. Owng to the quck responsa of the fremen there wa? very lttle damage done. Mss Vrgna McKee spent the week end wth her cousn, Mrs. Wllam Soper of Ffth avenue. -Whle motorng to Pke's County, Pa., on Saturday mornng early, the car of Chrs Anderson collded wth another car at Budd Lake. The car of Mr. Anderson was badly dam-, aged. Mrs. Sena Larsen, an occupant of the car. was the only one j to receve the most njures whch' conssted of bruses on the face and arms. The other occupants of the car were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ner,; and chldren, Mrs. Peterson and Mr.! Anderson.! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sessel and ehldre/n, Ru:h and Rchard, accompaned Mrs. M. Dll of Newark on a motor try Delaware Water Gap on Sunday. Rchard s remanng wth hs aun: at her home n Newark for u vst. A Pure ' Alumnum Fryng Pan Gven; Every Over. Away Free Wth Purchase of $5. Or TALKOFTHETOWNSALE of the MARKET BARGAN STORE 326 Tershng Avenue, Carte ret. N. J. Opens FRDAY MORNNG, JULY 22, at 9 o'clock and wll last only fve day* HARRS' Department Store Successor to Man St. ENGELMAN'S Mamft NJ. 'Rahway's Most Popular Store" No. 3 The holder of the above number s the frst wnner n the HARRS STORE Frend-Makng Contest. She wll receve a beautful wne set. Don't fal to come and get one of these Valuable Gfts. A tcket wth each SO cent purchase. Lades Dresses Made of Fne Qualty Dmtes A large assortment to choose from Szes 36 to 52 $ 29 HARRS DEPARTMENT STORE SPECALS Men's Fne Qualty Pajamas Guaranteed Fast Color $ 39 MEN'S FNE QUALTY SHRTS Broadcloths and Slk k Strpes Str Wonderful Values <M 39 Fne Qualty Voles Guaranteed Fast Colors 36 nches Wde 39c the yard Lades Dresses Made of Fne, Flat Crepe and Tub Slks Latest Style* $5 98 g $V FNAL CLEARANCE SALE OF BATHNG SUTS 5 per cent, reducton from Orgnal Prces SPECALS FOR TUESDAY, JULY 26 2 Boys' Wash Suts Szes 3 to 8 (Tuesday Only) g+(\ _ each SURPRSE STORE Carterets Leadng Dept. Store ' FREE FREE FREE A Pure Alumnum Fryng Pan Gven Away Free Wth Eyery Purch»»e of $5. O«OUR SXTH and GREATEST ANNVERSARY SALE NOW GONG ON THE SURPRSE STORE 578 ROOSEVELT AVE., (UP THE HLL) GER AND BETTER EACH YEAR Over. s "