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1 FOOT Page Colored Comc Secton The Prce of Ths Paper s 3 cents everywhere Pay no more CARTERET PRESS 2 Pages Today Sportmg News, Page VOL. V, No. 4 CAKTKRET, N..., FRDAY, JUNK 22, 928 PRCE THREE Newark Man Held On Serous Charge Pedler Arrested Here On Charges Made By 9-Year- Old Grl Must Face Grand Jury. After keepng watch for days, the polce Saturday arrested Morrs Schznerman, a pedler, Newark, on a serous statutory charge based on statement* made by ;t-year-old Elzabeth Wsnosky, of Edwn street. The chld cted four offenses, Schnerman made a general W>tal. He was held for the acton of the grand jury and/was gent to the county jal Monday.* The attenton of the polfe«#as frst drected to the alleged relatons between Schznerman and the Wsnosky chld by a woman named Pohl, lvng n the neghborhood. Ths woman sad thtt her own daughter, Emma had been n wtness. Schmerman t a pedler and junk dealer. Some tme* he comes to Carteret collectng junk; on other occasons he sells vegetables. He made a general denal of the charges. Carteret Councl Holds Up Pay OfE. Rahway Sewer Contractor Mllar Mutt Start Work On Replacng Street n Order To Get Check Traffc Shut Off n Response To Protest. John Donohne, of East Rahway, made such a vgorous and eloquent protest aganst the condton of Rahway avenue Monday nght that he strred the Borough Councl to the lnt defnte acton t has taken to brng relef for those who wsh to use the road and those who lve along t and suffer from the clouds of dust that traffc strs up from t. At the end of Donohues talk a dscusson of the condton of the road was carred on among the councl members wth the result that t was decded to close the road temporarly to all traffc except Rahway-Carteret buses and cars belongng to persons lvng -n East Rahway or merchants delverng goods there. n addton to ths the councl held up a payment of $,96 due to Con* tractor George Mller, the vouche to be retan*! vntl Mller begns workng replacng the road n condton for travel wth safety and comfort, Mr. Donohne sad that every farmnded ctzen n Carteret would agree wth hm when he sad that the condton of the Rahway road was deplorable and unnecessarly so. He placed the blame for the condton squarely on the shoulders of the councl, declarng that nothng had Uen done beyond tall. " feel that there has been larty upon your part, Gentlemen," he sad, "f you can net brng rel ef who can!" The road, Donohue sad, s the gateway to Unon County and for more than seven months t has been closed because a contractor put a sewer n the mddle of the road, other towns, he sad put sewers on the sde of streets and kept the streets open for traffc. He gave Hllsde and Lnden as examples. The councl should get on the "928 band wagon," he declared. Mr. Donohne protested wth especal vgor aganst the hardshp to hm and other resdents of East Rahway caused by dust from the road snce the comng of dry weather. He sad that cars gong over the road on Sunday, partcularly, rased such clouds of dust that people had to close wndows tght and stay n the house. Flower beds and shrubbery runed and houses were made unsghtly, he declared. Counclman Krank Andre9 who v &s presdng n the absence of the mayor, sad that» was sore, hm "lf on aecoont^rf the promses tha; had been tad never kept by Contractor Mller. Attorney Stremlau sad that the only way to reach Mller waa through hs pocketbook. t was he that suggested holdng up the check. pugns for mprovements there, was m t #o well pleased wth the dea of closng the road to traffc. He has " gas fllng staton. Lyuek *ad that Engneer Oltyer F. Mtchell waa to blame for most of the trouble. t was Mtchell, Lysek sad, that pmd the contractor drop work on th man road and gve hs attenton to completng sde streets n real en Left to rght bottom row, sttng: Lucy, Hagan, Elvra Musco, Rose Borak, Elzabeth Sca, Rose Zatk, R«v. Father Edward C. Mannon, Frances Auto, Sylva Travostna, Anna Pndo, Elzabeth Schen, Helen Rrachka. Second Row: Russell Mullan, Lous Turner, Phlp Fox*, Evelyn Fedkow, Jane Harrngton, Sophe Babtsky, Mary Kowarch, Josephne Pluto, Edward Coughln, Frederck Conran, Morton jevan. < Thrd Row: Sster Mary ta, supervsor of the school, Joseph Byrne, Wllam Muche, Joseph Skmmons, Joseph Zmmerman, John Schen, Tmothy Donovan, John Hamulak, Harold Harrngton, Thomas Murtagh tate development plots. He suggested gettng another engneer as Mtchell s an out-of-town man and the offcals have been preachng patronze home talent and ndustry, Mtchell met the attack wth a gr The entre councl voted n favor of the two measures to hasten the completon of the road work, A resoluton presented by Counclman Ells and adopted gves Karl Krepper the rght to sgn checks n payment of borough blls n the absence of Collector Brady on account of llness. Counclman John Yuronka called attenton to the condton at the Washngton avenue end of Hermann avenue where a depresson flls wth water and mud and makes traffc dffcult. The street commssoner was drected to fll up the hole wth cnders. Another hole at Salem avenue and Unon street, wlt be repalrd. Mrs. ona Johnson, recently apponted nurse for the Board of Health, was put on the borough payroll at 2 per month. Ffty-eght resdents and property wners n Edwn street pettoned he councl to pave that street wth loncrete. n the petton t was set forth that the street s nearly mpassable, especally jn wet weather and that dtches at the sde make t dangerous alke to pedestrans and vehcles. The petton was receved and fled to be gven consderaton when the summer street program s made up. A letter that created some comment was receved from Ambrose Mundy, superntendent of the Mddlesex Water Company. The wrter stated that he had not repled to several letters from the councl for a conference because he had been ted up wth engagements for every nght. He would be free to confer wth the councl n the future and would meet them at ther convenence. Arrangements for a meetng wll be made, t was stated, as soon as Mayor Mulvhll who was out of town at the tme of the meetng, returned. John Lysek, resdent of East Rahway and actve n several cam- The proposed conference s for the purpose of dscussng new water manb and branches n out-lyng parts of the borough that have been bult up recently. The report of the recorder showed that $34 had been collected n fnes durng May. Expenses and portons of fnes due to the State totaled $92 and» check for the balance accompaned the report ; and was turned over to the collector. The chef of polce was authorzed to attend the Natonal conventon of polce chefs at Colorado Sprngs FRST PRESBYTERAN CHURCH Sunday, June 24 9:4 A. M. Bble school. A.M. DlVlne Worshp. Topc "Mans Greatest Need." No evenng servce. ALl ABOARD FOR ASBURY PARK Bathng and all other Attractons Open. St. Josephs Annual Famly Excurson Sunday, June 24 Trans Leave: : Uebgs Lane :4 St. Josephs School Has Graduaton Thrty Receve Dplomas At Exercses Held Sunday Nght. The eghth grade class n St. Josephs parochal school was graduated Sunday nght at exercses held n the church. Rev. Father Casper, S. J. was the speaker. He delvered a sermon that was a masterpece of eloquence. He descrbed the parochal school as a nursery that ftted the pupls for the problems of lfe and strengthed them to take care of themselves. The hand of the Master, he sad would be on ther shoulders, gudng them from the day they left the school throughout ther lves f they so desred. The class, consstng of ffteen boys and a lke number of grls, attended Holy Communon n a body n St. Josephs church on Sunday mornng. After the mass they were served wth a communon breakfast n the school gyanasum by the Parent-Teacher Assocaton. Entertaned By Classmate* After Commencement After the graduaton exercses n the hgh school last nght a party was held n St. Josephs school audtorum at whch, the entre graduatng class of the hgh school were guests. The affar was gven by Mrs. Paul B. Harrngton,Mrs. Thomas Curre and Mrs. Horace Armour, mothers of three of the graduates. n addton to the members of the graduatng class there were other frends of the three sons, Wllam Harrngton, Sdney Curre and Eonad Armour. n all about 2 were present. A banquet was served by a Perth Amboy caterer and the frolc lasted untl long after mdnght. Carteret Grl Wn* Honor at Perth Amboy Margaret Mldred Conran, of Jarteret, one of the graduates of St. Marys hgh school commencement n Perth Amboy, held ths week, won a prse of J n gold for havng the hghest mark n Englsh. Several Carteret folks attended the exercses ncludng Mr. and Mrs, F. X. Keppler, Mr. and Mrs. Phlp Foxe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shen, Mrs. James Burke, Mr. and Mrs, Conran and Mrs. Thomas Bul- Senor* Make Merry At Annual Class Day One of Best Programs n Hstory of School Presented Wednesday Senors Provde Prze For Leader of Next Years CUw. The most delghtful class day program ever presented at Carteret hgh school was gven by the Class of, 28 last Wednesday afternoon before a capacty audence n the hgh school audtorum. Wllam Harrngton, presdent* of the graduatng class opened the ceremones wth a speech of welcome, n whch he thanked Mss Hermann, the entre faculty and the student body for the hearty cooperaton that they have gven to the senor class durng the last four years. Joseph Comba, rt behalf of the senor class presented Coach McCarthy wth a beautful pen and pencl. Joseph Gaydos and Walter Wadak presented the school wth a large pcture, gven by the senor class. A fve dollar gold pece, wlfc also gven by the Class of 28 to the pupl n the ncomng senor class who should fnsh wth the hghest grade n mathematcs. The senor class then sang ther class song, followed by a sketch. The openng scene takes place n the famous studos of Messrs. Wadak and Gaydos. The tme a ten years hence and the place s n the cty of Pars. These famous artsts awat wth eagerness the arrval of sxtyfour noted celebrates who are tourng the contnent. A few wellfamous Amercan prma donna; celebrstes are Gladys Lous Varad, noted Amercan crmnologst, Dr. Sdney Curre, and Wllam Harrngton, noted Amercan fnanceer. Mss Gladys Kahn followed wth a vocal solo, enttled "Lttle Nelle Kelly." She was accompaned by Mss Alce Barker at the pano. The next number was a vocal solo by Hss Lllan Roth enttled "Solo Mo." Ronald Armour followed wth a dance specalty whch went over bg. He dd the Yddsh Charleston, Arthur Schonwald, on seeng Armours dance, detests t and prophecaes badly upon jazz. Arthur played ha part to perfecton. He wore a most pcturesque costume. Joseph Gaydos played a voln solo whch was very much apprecated by the entre audence. The senor class orchestra,, composed of Sdney Curre, Ronald Armour, George Glass, Alce Barker, Hary Rockand Joseph Gaydos entertaned the audence wth the selecton "Ra" Other members of the class who helped to make the afternoon an enjoyable one took the followng parts: Anta Wager was the model. Joseph Comba acted as rado announcer. The guests were Lawrence Harrs, Edna Bradford, Francs Sarzllo, Stella Czakoska, Anna Proscura, Evelyn Sprnger, Edna Brown, Edna Albrech, Harold Rapp, Mary Faust, rvng Klen, Saul Brown, John Egnatz, Ruth Grohman, Lous Varad, Olve Gunderson, Arthur Schonwald, Bernard Wea8 and Joseph Turner, Edward Nadel was the postman. One of the features of the program was the Varsty Drag, gven by Gusse Zer, Madelne Wohlgemuth, Helen Donnelly, Floryce Brown, Brown. gfts by Edward Nadel and Joseph Gaydos followed. The graduates then sang ther farewell song, the concludng number of the program, after whch they marched from the audtorum amd the applause of all tho3e present. Anna Scwartz and Edna The dstrbuton of class Carteret Man Fned On Serous Charge Edwn Street Resdent Turned Over To Woodbrd&e By Carteret $22.6. Polce, Pays Alex Molnar, of Edwn street, Carteret, was arragned before Recorder Vogel Monday and fned $2 and 2.6 costs. He pad. Molnar who descrbed hmself as a laborer, was pcked up by the Carteret polce and turned over to the polce of Woodbrclge. He was charged wth dsorderly conduct and gven the lmt. The complanant was a Woobrdge woman actng n behalf of a lttle grl. mproper conduct toward the chld was the, base of the arrest. Molnar had $68 n cash and a ch^ck for $2* when brought to headquarters. When the fne was mposed he left the check at headquarters and left resumng n lesa than half an hour wth enough cash to pay the amount of hs fne. Q Schools Out D Hgh School Commencement Held At School Last Ng! Class Receves Dplomas Many Wn Specal Prt Eght Are Fr»t Honor Students Fourteen Get Honors. ro*t daw graduated thus by the hgh school orchestra. fnm (nrteret hgh school rerev- \ Charles R. Mtchell gave the n dploma* at exercses held last j ton. There was a vocal solo n the school adutorum. There Glnyds H. Kahn, a saxaphone sxty four senors and thrty >f them were graduated n the by George Glass, choruses by graduates and orchestra number*.] course; seventeen n the The elms was presented by! uurso and ffteen n the vsng Prncpal MJ»S B. V. He commercal course. Eght were frstto Presdent Edward J. Hell honor pupls wth general averagespresented the dplomas A abovedo percent; fourteen were second honor pupls wth averages beof prses by Prncpal Mss A;" Scott followed. twcen 8 and 9 percent. After the prces were A crowd that packed the audtor-! there was a saxaphone aolo by hm nttended the graduaton exer-j ney Curre and a voln nolo by raos. The prncpal speaker was eph Gaydos. The closng chorus John Thoma* Madden, dean of the "Amerca" by the assembly. school of commerce of New York Father E. C. Mannon pronoutto Unversty. Hs talk had to do wth the benedcton. educaton, but he lad much stress on The graduates, classcal the value of ntatve and the ablty Edna Brown, Floryce Brown, to take care of ones self. He Brown, Mary Faust, George told of those who had ganed success Ruth Grohman, all frst honor and fame through educaton and of! dents; Edna Bradford, Anna others who had made great strdes cura, Paul Schonwald, Lous Varmdfcj despte the lack of schoolng. He Blanche Zemba, Gusse Zer, all advocated common sense and self, ond honor students, Stanley Andre* confdence. jewsk, Georgne Besel, Alexander" f Several pres were awarded for Cawolsky, Saul Chnchn, Stella^ excellence n varous lnes of study and endeavor. Saul Brown took the Amercan Legon pre for hstory, the Hermann prze for vscence, and the Busness Mens Assocaton prze for mathematcs. Alce Barker won the John Lyman prze for typewrtng wth a record of sxty-one vfords per mnute. She also won he Ramngton Company gold pn and s enttled to another prze comng from the Underwood company. n addton to these she won the P. T. A. prze for excellence n Englsh. Mary Faut won the P. T. A. prze for attendance, never hayng mssed a day n four years. Stanley Andrejewsk took the faculty prze for attendance. A smlar prze went to da Lee. George Glass won the faculty prze n mathematcs. The Busness Mens Asso. prze for the hghest mark n Scence went to Ruth Grohman. The program opened wth a march Lndy Sermon To Larteret u Rahway Pastor Tells Senors That Flyer Ganed Fame By Holdng On to All He Had Learned. The baccalaureate sermon to the hgh school senors was delvered Sunday afternoon n the hgh school audtorum by Rev. Robert W. Ellott, D. D., rector of the Church of The Holy Comforter, of Rahway. Dr. Ellotts talk was an eloquent appeal to the students "to retan ther educaton by usng t. He took for hs text Revelatons, Chapter 3, verse "Hold fast that whch thou hast, that no man take They Crown." n openng Mr, Ellott sad that a en. ttle more than a year ago Charles Lndbergh was a stunt flyer n the west, lttle known and makng hs vng by plotng an ar mal plane. To hs ntmates, the speaker sad, Lndbergh was known as "The Flyng Fool." Then, one day contnued the speaker, ths young man flew to New York and the next mornng he took off for France. "Now know you are a flyng fool," sad one of hs frends at the departure. But a few hours later Lndbergh landed just where he ntended to land near Pars. He was no longer a flyng fool but the worlds greatest her* a messnger of good wll. Hs name was on everyones lps. The secret of Lndberghs great feat, the speaker declared, was that he held fast to what he had learned about flyng. On the way across the Atlantc he encountered stormy weather, sleet was accumulatng on the wngs of hs plane and addng to the danger of the trp. But agan he held fast, ths tme to hs purpose. He rejected a thought of turnng back and kept on holdng fast to hs purpose of crossng the ocean, Other great characters n hstory were used by the speaker to llustrate hs theme. He urged the students (To hold fast to the frendshps formed n the clasa room and to all other frendshps, and to have consderaton for others. He told of an ncdent n the lfe of the Prnce of W after the war. The prnce vsted a hosptal and nssted on seeng ull of the wounded -tmd speakng u word wth each. Fnally he was shown what waa left of une solder hs anus and legs were gono, he could nut set), hs eyes havng been destroyed by lqud lre. He could not hew. What was left of ha face was scarred. He hud no wuy of gettng contact wth others, T^e prnce stooped and kssed th dsfgured cheeks and tears from ls eyea fell on the face of He solder. t was the flrst contact of sympathy the man had known n months and he brghtened up even though hs features were d»rtju»d everyone urtjset could note tha change. n concludng Mr. Ellott sad thtt all well beng n lfe depended upon obedence to Gods wll. Mss Anna ). Scott, prncpal uf the hgft school presded. Man Gene vave Kramer, supervsor uf musl< Cajkowska, Olve Gunderson, : Klen, Harry Lubotky, Eml M rak, Harold Rapp, Sdney Rnbet,, Frances Sarzllo, Arthur Schon-» Anna Schwartz, Max Stenberg, ther Venook, Walter Wadak, A Wager, Bernard Weas, Edward WBM General Course: Evelyn SprngeT,«frst honor pupl; Edna Albrecht, 4 Jenne Axelrad, Mary Dom, second)m honor pupls; Ronald Armour, 3d*v* ney Curre, Helen Donnelly, Johp Egnatz, Charles Ells, Joseph G«JN dos, Ernest Goldberger, WlHaM Harrngton, Lawrence Harrs, Hatfl Rock, Frank Szymanowskl, Jullo; Vater and Madelne Wohlgemuth. Commercal course: Alce Barker,, frst honor pupl; Joseph Combev, Helen Danels, Meyer Rosenblunj, Llan Roth, Else Schuck, second honor pupls; John Cko, Mldred Czaya, Gladys Kahn, John Edth Kathe, da Lee, Edward Joseph Turner and Florence Small Boy njured Struck By C» Joseph Soroka 8-Year-Old Has Fre Teeth Knocked Out and s Badly Brused Drver Says Wheels Dd Not P«M Over Chld. Joseph Soroka, an 8-yeur-old boy,4 of 72 Emerson street, waa struck "? by a car drven by Mchael Medwok, :J of 9 Central avenue Frday evenng at 7: oclock and panfully njur-r ed. Medwck took the boy to th«offce of Dr. Joseph Wantoch ww;$ descrbed ha, njures as follows^! fve teeth knocked out, face badly/ ^ brused and lacerated, arms and left, sde of body brused, no benes brok«: Medwck was drvng south on j Pershng avenue a^pd struck the boy-fj at a pont n the Avenues abreast of the Borough Hall. Atcng Desk Set*, geant Danel ORourke sad he hear two bumps and the scream of brakes, He rushed to a wndow n the polce room and saw Medwcks car stop about four car lengths beyond the.; -.^j boy who was lyng n the atreefc,m Medwak jumped out and went to ; the lads assstance. The offcer recallng the t bumps he heard, asked Medwck ^ the pheels passed over the boya, ;," body. Medwck sad that the boyv attempted to run across the, street)j so close n front of hs car that could not stop t n tme to avodj httng hm, he dened that wheels passed over the lad. The boy was taken to ha hon The polce made a record of J" wcks regstraton, pendng any developments n the case, Hermann were on the platform the speaker. The senors attended n cap gown. Please menton ths paper uyng from advertsers. Ct\tRyrn\r*( C gt TU FTOCK aom owce N, Tqp-notch values at foc bottom prces! We are talkng about a. dandy lne of talored the-mnute mens suts ; are offerng to judco^ buyers. f you are nterested juj the subject of clothe* and want to save money t would be a good dea for you tostroll around and look us] over. PRCES MENS STORE

2 PAGE TWO "Dd you ever notce how much work a woman can get out of a man by prasng hm?" But ths snrt of work, pantng and redecoratng the woodwork and the furnture, s really so much fun, that one doesnt have to be wheedled nto t! One of the most successful jobs weve ever seen done was - a beautful bedroom sut whch bad been made from odd peces of cast-off furnture, collected and panted the same color. We handle Pants and Varnhes, whch l«nd themselves wonderfully well to home decoratng. f youd lke to try DT hand at t, let us help yon :e a good job of t. LWJR WOODBRDGE LUMBER COMPANY BULDNG MATERAL 8TORK fpoodblloc ^Please menton ths paper when r bayng from advertsers. Wht* Man* Man Burden Too much of the wht* ronn hr den l carred at the wtrtllne.-bo* ton Herald. WOODBRDGE NEW CANDY KTCHEN Hanufactarera nd Dealer n Strctly Par* CANDES AND CE CREAM 79 Man St., Woodbrdge. Tel. 4 GUSTAV BLAUM Groceres and Provsons 7 MAN ST. WaoArMga GARDNERS GARAGE (JOHN F. GARDNER, Jr.) 47 Ralway Avenue Near Corner of Green Street WOODBRDGE Expert Reparng and Overhaulng By SopUz M«tkoJ TeM GaaellM»md Motor Ol* Lra Storage THE MCKE SAYS THAT MAKES US ALL FEEL eusnua OUT wto sous ms omse, ns Paulus Dary Man Offce: 89-9 New St., New Brunswck, N. J. Phone 84 Establshed 89 USE PAULUS OSTVELY ERFECTLY ASTEURZED MLK Walker-Gordon Certfed Mlk Wendmese Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Suydams and Rutgers Specal Raw Tuberculn Tested Mlk DSTRBUTON COVERS New Brunswck, Hghland Park, South Rrer, Sayrevlle, Parln, South Amboy, Perth Ambby, Woodbrdge Carteret, Fords and Metucben, N. Jt Your Old Electrc Cleaner and qc* a Dscount on a New HOOVER SECURE an electrc cleaner that wll sut your needs. Know the satsfacton of floor coverngs thoroughly cleaned. The oftener you clean wth a Hoover the fonger your rugs wll last. t costs no more than an ordnary cleaner, but ordnary cleanng methods cant accomplsh what the Hoover does. They wont ^ake all the drt from rugs. Drt Cannot escape the New Hoover. All the threads and lnt are swept up; all the drt s vbrated loose and suctoned up nto the Hoover bag. "Postve Agtaton" the specal feature of the New Hoover vbrates to the surface of the rug, the drt that has been ground h, whch, f left, wll soon cut the nap and run the rug. Two Hoover models both wth "Pos tve Agtaton" No. 7 at $7 cash and No. 43 at $9.. A slght ncrease over cash prces charged f sold on terms $ down and $ a month. Your old electrc cleaner s stll worth somethng, Turn t n to us and well make a substantal reducton on the purchase of a New Hoover. Telephone and let us call to apprase t. No, ndeed! All lght-headed people Sre not tftv Rrly Moods. Atohlson Globe. FUBLJCSB9SEHVGB FRDAY, JUNE 22, 92B_ The Perodcal Ccada Or 7-Year Locust Wthn a lort tmr now tr«"x No. 2 of the perodcal ccada nr 7 year locust wll emerge from hr ground and ts song wll he henrd everywhere. Even now many of the ext holes have been opened and thp yellowsh-brown, jxub-lke creatures may be seen. Ths brood n pont of number and tate-wde dstrbjton s the most mportant occurrng wtfn the lmt* of Jlew Jersey. ts last appearance above ground took place h th«year 9. t wll appear n 928 and agan n 94. The perodcal ccada s a pecular nsect n that t appears above ground n the wnged form for a few weeks, fles about attractng much attenton by ts ponjr and numbers, lays ts eggs and des. From the eggs, whch are lad n t^gs and branches of trees and shrubs hatch tny gtub-lke creatures that fall to the ground, burrow nto the sol and reman there unnotced by man, feedng and growng for nearly 7 years. No apprecable damage s done by the ground-nfestng form or by the feedng of the adult nsects above ground. The female seeks out sutable twgs and branches of treeb and shrubs and, wth her strong ov postor, lays her eggs deeply mbedded n the woody tssue. Real damage result* from ths egg-layng because n every case a deep wound a made openng the way for woodrottng and bark-destroyng parastc plants and n many cases the wounds are so large that the porton of the twg or branch beyond the pont of njury s klled. The female perodcal ccada prefers oak, hckory, and apple for egg layng bat wll use almost any tree or shrub f nothng more sutable offers tself. ndeed, females have been known to lay eggs n herbaceous plants and, n a few nstances, n evergreens. There s one case on record n whch the female made a determned effort to lay eggs n the ron hand ral of a brdge. n or damage to the plants may result, done to young trees and shrubs. These plants can be most completely protected by coverng them wth ckth mosquto net. The amount of materal requred and the labor of puttng t on a small for each unt. Generally a pec«large enough to cover the twgs and branches s c4 off and lad lghtly over the folage. The loose edgea are gathered together a d loobely ted around the stem. These covers should be appled after the nsects become numerous. Spratyng the plants, for whch protecton s desred, wth commercal lme-sulfur, gallon, to 4 gallons of water, or wth heavy lme wash, say 4 pounds of hydrated lme to gallons of water, or wth 2-4- bordeaux mxture, has been shown to afford a consderable measure of protecton. Judgment must be used n employng these mxtures, or damage to the plants moy Tesult. The lme sulfur can be used on young apple and most evergreens. The bordeaux can be used on grapes. The lme wash can be used safely on almost any apeces of woody plant. BLOCKS STATE THEATRE WOODBRDGE TONGHT POLA NEGR n "SECRET HOUR" SATURDAY June 23 2 FEATURES 2 BEBE DANELS n "FEEL MY PULSE" ADDED FEATURE HOOF GBSON n "WLD WEST SHOW" SUN. & MON Jun«24-2 "COHENS and KELLYS N PARS" FEATURNG GEORGE SDNEY TUESDAY-^ une26 2 FEATURES 2 "SO THS S LOVE" FEATURNG SHRLEY MASON ADDED FEATURE H. L. WLSON "SKY HGH SAUNDERS" WED.-THURS.-.June Wallace and Raymond BEERY Kll* Worm* To extermnate pnrthwormr from potted plnnta, (hnst nnbumt gnlphnr matches, hmds down. nto (he eartfc aronnd the plant*. Vm from (wo to R mutches, accordng to the SM> of the plant Unted State* Leadt Not so long URO tle Onlled ShfM WHO MHnpellod to mport nlmost nl the dye used n thn country, but nl the present tme WP have more dye manufactores lmn nl tle rest of llf world. CARTERET PRESS Natonal L*g*lator$ Members of the senate and hon»e of rpprvwntdtlteg do not the to be natnrhl-born cltlmw. Tney may he naturalzed ctzens. Many nutnrnllwd rltlpn* hare serred n both brunches of th» natonal legslature. Shop n An Asco Store Then Fgure Your Savngs Whatever your weekly Food allowance may be, you not only Save Money by choppng n your Nearest ASCO Store, but you are assured of Qualty Merchandse and complete Satsfacton as well. Regular ASCO Shoppers, and there are Hundreds upon Hundreds of them, Amercan Stores Polcy «a your very frends and neghbors, wll tell you the Square Deal and Honest values always. Your Money Goes Furthest! n The Stores Where Qualty Counts End of the Week Specals n Our^Meat^Markets All Smoked Sknned Hams lb 2c (Whole or Half) All Slces Ham.. lb 4c Vogts Lean Boneless Breakfast Bacon or Half Pece) lb 32c Forequarter Lamb (For Roastng) lb. QQc Shoulder Lamb Chops * 39c Fresh Beef Lver Swss or Pmento Loaf Cheese GENUNE SPRNG LAMB Breast of Lamb (For Stewng) lb- g«legs Sprng Lamb * 42c " 28cj Fresh Chopped Beef ^ 3c Vtalac Cheese Pabst-ett Cheese lb. 2c pkg. 23c Vt \h. 23c MXED PCKLES and VEGETABLE RELSHES Sweet Mxed Pckles Whole Sweet Pckles qt. jar 29c qt. jar 39c qt jar 29c Choce Red Rpe Pure Salad Ol A taste s more eloquent than words t Try t today! ASCO Coffee 6 Vartes jar c Sour Pckles Tomatoes 3 Zt 2c VCTOR BLEND COFFEE lb 33c Purtan Cereal Beverages... 3 bots 2c HGH ART COFFEE lb tn 49c Pnt 2c bottla d«pot SEASONABLE REMNDERS! Dependable Fruts A Vegetables ASCO Corn Starch pkg 7c ASCO CalfornaAprcots can c Pure Vanlla Extract bot 3c, 2c ASCO Calforna Peaches... bg can 9c Prme Fancy Rce 3 pkg8 2c ASCO Slced Peaches tall tan 2V*C ASCO Best Whole Rce lb. pkg 3c ASCO Slced Pneapple bg can 2c mported Pure Olve Ol.. M pt can 29c Choce Calf. Peaches bg can 7c Pure Olve Ol bot c ASCO Royal Anne Cherres... can23c ASCO Sandwch Spread jar 2c ASCO Cooked Spnach bg can 9c Hom-de-Lte Mayonnase jar 2c ASCO Fancy Sfted Peas... can 8c, 23c ASCO Queen Olves bot c, 2c ASCO Fancy Sugar Corn can c ASCO Stuffed Olvet bot 3c, 23c ASCO Calf. Asparagus tall can 9c NEW CROP 928 PACK Early June Peas can ASCO or Del Monte Asparagus Tps 29 C! 3cwu 8 C HEALTHFUL NVGORATNG BEVERAGES THAT FULLY SATSFY! Kraafar or Rupp«rt«CEREAL BEVERAGES 4 bots 2c Flat Zc botlu d*po*t Rob Roy PaU Dry GNGER ALE, 2 bota 2c Plu» 2c bottle dapot ASCO BEVERAGES 3 bota 2c Pnt 2c bottu tupott These Every-day Foods of Qualty Are Always Dependable Here! Fancy Creamery Butter tub or prnt,u> Cloverdale FANCY LARGE" CALFORNA Prunes b -2 c \SCO PURE Gold Seal EGGS Fresh Eggs Evap. Mlk 3 Reg c ASCO FANCY 3 Tomatoes med. cans l)fc Carton of twelve The Pck of the Nests! tal 42c doz. 37c 2c cans ^ ^ ~ EXTRA~LARGE CALFORNA Prunes* 2 lh 2 C FARMDALE STRAWBERRY Preserves PRODUCE SPECALS! Honeydew Melons 27c Cantaloupes 2 for 2 c 2 jars 29c Bananas Doz. Peas-""2 lbs 9c

3 22, 928 BRDGE PRACTCAL AUCTON BRDOR TMES SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY CO. /. AS THE GREATEST MONEY JTUMSl SAVNG CHAN STORES/ gj 8 ^ " On* of the tost ways to learn how to play a good game of aucton * to study «h«mstakes made by others, la ths way smtar, mstakes can be avoded and your own game mproved to that extent. Here «re several hands that brng out ponts that should be carefully studed and understood: Enmple Hand No. Hearts-K.Q,J t 8,7, Clubs, 7 Damonds A, K, Spades - A. 7 : Y : : A B : : Z : No score, frst game. Z dealt and paused, A bd one tpade, Y bd two hearts, B bd two spades. Z passed, A also passed, Y bd three hearts, and B passed. Z passed and A bd three spades. What should Y now do? Should he pss or bd Jour hearts? Y should pass. He has bd all that hs hand s possbly worth. f he does bd four hearts he s pretty sure to be dojbled and lose a bg penalty. On the other hand, he has so many good cards that he has a good chance to save the game, even f hs partner.doesnt take a trck. n the actual hand however, Y bd four hearts, was doubled, and lost four hundred ponts. At spades, A-ft could have scored only three odd. Be on the lookout for hands of ths type and dont overbd when you know you are badly lcked, especally when you have a good chance to save game at the opponents bd. Eample Hand Np. Hearts K.Q,, 7,6,3 Club* A Damonds A, K, Q, 9 " Spades 8, S No Korc, rubber game. Z dealt knd pasted, A bd one club, Y bd three hearts, B and Z pasted and A doabkd. Y pasted, B bd four clubs, Z and A passed and Y doubled, B and Z passed and A redoubled, what should V now do Should he paat the redouble or bd Hearts-K., 3 Club.-9, Damonds K, J, 8, 2 Spades-7, J, 3. 2 Clubs are trumps am Z s playng the hand. f A lead* the nne of club*, how can play thn hand *o that he wll wn all of the trck* aganst any defense? Z should wn the trck and lead the four of damonds, wnnng the trck n Ys hand wth the ace. He should then lead a Emal damond and trump n hs own hand wth small trump. He should then lead the kng of spadrt and follow wth the four of spades, trumpng n Ys hand wth the eght of clubs. He should then lead a small damond from Ys hand and trump n h* own hand. He Heart* K. Club* none Damond* K Spade* none four hearts? Y should pass the redouble and leave t to hs partner to decde whether they could defeat (our clubs or shouwtry to make four hearts. Ys hand s so strong that t s almost a certanty that he can defeat the four club bd. On the other hand, Zs falure to bd over B s four clubs and As double of three hearts makes t very unlkely that Y ran make four odd n heart*. For these very evdent reasons. Y should pass the! redouble and try to defeat the four lub bd. n the actual game however, Y Rot nncky when A redoubled and bd four carts. A doubled and Y faled to make s contract by one trck. f he had assed the redouble, he would have dceated the four club bd by two trckj jr four hundred ponts, DO YS mstake n judgment. ths nstance cost hm fve hundred ponts. Whenever n doubt, choose the certanty. Eample Hand No. 3 Hearts J, 7 Clubs A. J, 6, 3 Damonds Q, 8, 7, 4 Spades A, J, 8 Y A B Z No score, frst game. Z dealt and bd one heart. f A bd one no-trump, what should Y do? Should he pass, double one no-trump or bd two no-trump? One of the best ways to decde Yt proper bd s by decdng what Y should do f A had passed Zs one heart bd. Under these condtons Y should have bd one no-trump, for he has a very, strong hand and only two heart*, f such s the case, how can A make one no-trump f Z has an orenalheartbd and YhM a hnd tm whch he justfably coultj have bd One no-trump f A had passed?!(you eomtyw alt thttt factors, tt ft at once apparent that Y thould doubt* As bd of one no-trump. n the actual game Y patttd aqd defeated As bd by fve trcks. When you have a certanty such as.ths, dont hestate to take advantage of the opportunty and score a bg penalty. f V had been alert to the stuaton he would have doubled the one no-trump and scored fve hundred ponts nstead of two hgnjv. am ffty. war to Problem No. 36 Htartt A, J,9, 7,6 Club» 8, 7 Damonds A,.9.7,3 Spade. 9 Y : : B : Z : Hearts 2 Club* - A, K.Q.J.,,3 Damonds 4 Spade A, K.8.4 Hearts A, J Club* none Damond*!""**" none Heart* -2 Club* none Damond* nortt Spade*- A. 8, Hearts Q, «,, 4 Clubs 6.4 Damonds Q, 6, Spades Q J,,6 should then lead out four rounds- of trumps. A must make three dscards. He can dscard one heart and two spade*,.he cannot dscard hs kng of damonds or Ya ten of damonds wll be good. Y must make four dscards, He can dscard three hearts and the nne of damonds. B must make three dscards. He must dscard three hearts. He cannot dscard a tpade or Zsspades wll be good.. At the tenth trck, therefore, the players have the followng cards n ther respectve hands: Hearts ~ Clubs none Damonds none *-Q.J At the eleventh trck Z should lead the the deute of heart* and Y wn*the next ace of spade*and A s forced to dscard. two trckj. n ths problem both A and He cannot dscard the kng of damond* B are forced to dscard wnnng hearts or Y» ten of damonds wll be good. B at the tenth trck, and A nt the Therefore A must dscard the ten of eleventh trck. Ths forcng of dscards heart*. Y then dscards the ten of damond* and B follows sut. Z now leads so-called double from the hands of both opponents s tle squeeze. THE COOLER Mat 2.3 VobAY and TOMORROW BLLE LOVE n "THE HEART OF A FOLLES GRL" Eve & 9. HOOT GBSON n "THE WLD WEST SHOW" SUNDAY... Contnuous Performance DOROTHY GSH RENE RCH n t n "MADAME POMPADOUR"H M6N&AY..,. TUESDAY LON CHANEY n "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" WEDNESDAY... VMM J. FARRELL McDONALD n "BRNGNG UP FATHER" "THE SLVER SLAVE" EDMUND LOWE n DRESSED TO KLL" LOUSE FAZENDA n "A SALORS SWEETHEART" HOLOHAN BROS. GARAGE Dunlop Tres and Tubes Tro and Tube Reparng Full Lne of Auto Accessores fubtltltttmlly Hlt tubbe bu peq< / > 8* V3S r/ AeLt.BJN.Jk BREAD &OX ATKUN6 CANS AS N K STWMN spunkn pattnt nolrl tor ftlnta AJafadahr o 4 l" KEEL ACLOTHEJ DRYERA.o^*^Lee fhermds SE PANTSAwATfnM«\lBAKEt/HOE S 9 TMES SQUARE AUTO SUPPLY CO Open Evenngs 24 Smth Street, Perth Amboy Phone Perth Amboy 338 NEW JERSEY! One of tfe Greatest of tne Unted States NEW JERSEYS PRNCPAL NDUSTRES *HLUOH3 Value Of Prpdcct Manufactured n One Year Dollars W a tool of $3,39,, worth of manufacture* produced annually n New Jeraey,, $,92,, are turned out by the ffteen leadng ndumrle «** Textle nanujacrure lead the llw, wth petroleum renu; ««-«>n<, and «neltn f, thrd, Duvenry u hc out- (toulnx Kaructrwc of the Utate tultutry. V Wth th«x annual revenues n excess of $,,, ^ublc Servce utlty companes consttute one of the mportant enterprses _ of whch New Jersey s justly proud. of Publc Servce and Ucvclopnjanl of New Jrraar an bound together." N. McCorter. PVBLCMSERVCE *." LeutMd th* Effect "Oar ancent phlosophers," sld H Ho, the pge of Chnatown, "told many truth!, bot n most caaea had the msfortune to make them sound unnterestng." Washngton Star. Smplcty Ral People t-ey few Bound thngs whfl* they strve to say etraordlaary OSW.-f When a thought B too feeble to nt ~~ a smple expresalon, that a alga reject t Vanvenarges.»Jf Lehgh at Wlkes-Barre COAL W«allow c per ton reducton f pad for n days or Cash ^ CE and WOOD Gr* U A Call 33 P«rth Amboy RYMSttA & CO., nc. MAURER.N.% A Frendly, Relable Servce Kusultnc from 37 yeurs experence. Unduplcated n Newark or New York. : Surgcal Applances Trusses, Helta, Elastc Stockngs, Arches, Crutcnet, Wheel Chars, any Specal Artcle. ArWcal Legs, Arms, ets., made by us. Your Ductar Know U» Recommend U Henry Frahme Elzabeth 3 Broad Street Hours 8 A. M.-8 V. M. Ne«r Hefc-eut Theatre Phone Em. 98 AT MS THOMAS JARDNE & SOlg MONUMENTS And C«met«ry Work of E** Dacrlpton WUK.S: St. G«org««Avanu*. Nwur Grand 9tra*t, RAHWAY, N- J. f -

4 PAGE FOUB CARTERET PRESS SotxcrplUn,.SO Par Yur Publshed Every Frday By C H BYRNE, 43 Chrome Ave., CARTERET, N. J. Telephone Carteret 83 C. H, BYRNE Edltot and Manager Entered u second clus»»tur June, 924, at C»rt«ret, N. J.. Port Offce, under the Act of"lfreft A Pay n June D Announcng to Carteret Frends The Openng of A New Beauty Parlor By Mrs. Josephne Walsh (formerly of Carteret) at 2 Broad Street, Newark Next Door To Mosque Theatre Expert Servce n all Branches Permanent Wave, Entre Head, $ Massage, Facals, Har-Dyng, Mancure Fortg-n Adverttalng R«preaanUt<fc New Jertty Neghborhood N«tnp»p«n. nc. v A USEFUL TYPE The manner n whch John Donohue appeared before the Borough Councl Monday nght wth a demand for acton on * Rahway avenue, deserved comment. He knew that he had a just cause for complant; he knew that t was up to the councl to act and that the tme for qubblng had passed. He told the councl members that he knew they were gong to do somethng and th^ked them beforehand for what they were gong to do and he ganed hs pont. The entre councl voted to take mmedate acton. Men of the type of Mr. Donohue axe an asset to a communty. Every communty needs men to str up governng bodes. We are all human and dslke to do dsagreeable thngs; to depart from a smug routne, t takes men of tact and force of the Donohue type to gve thngs just the rght amount of shake-up to brng about desred results. t should be noted n passng that whle Mr. Donohue dd not hestate to tell the members of the ouncl that they were. the responsble ones, and to demand, wth polteness but force that somethng be done wthout further delay, he dd not say one offensve thng; he dd not once stoop to personalty of any sort. We have not the slghtest dea as to Mr. Donohues poltcal fath, nor do we know whether hft has been at all actve ). n poltcs. But s s our hunch that the young man. s excellent tmber for a place on the councl. CONFUSNG STREET NAMES Speakng of Rahway avenue, or wrtng of t, brngs -to Mnd another matter that should be attended to. There s confuson of names of streets, and of corners, n Carteret, that should be cleared up. Rahway avenue s the logcal name for the street leadng from Gerks corner toward, Jtahway to the borough lmts. Many of the street sgns show t as Roosevelt avenue. One map gves t the name of Man, street. t would seem that the logcal desgnaton should be Rahway avenue from the ferry to Blar road. Pershng avenue crosses Roosevelt avenue n the Chrome secton and agan n th hll secton, makng two places n wdely separated sectons of the borough wth the same desgnaton. By changng the name of Roosevelt avenu to "Rahway avenue," from the corner at Blar road to the ferry, ths confuson would be abolshed. t, At Cherefs corner and a Bradys or Gerks corner s another confusng condton for each of these corners may be desgnated as Washngton avenue and Rooselevt avenue. By.changng Roosevelt avenue from the ferry to Blar road to "Rahway avenue," ths confusng condton would also be. elmnated. *<! *!$ The change would nvolve lttle work and no expense, except, perhaps, n regard to maps. The present confuson s not a credt to the borough. t should be corrected. FNDNG JOBS FOR SCHOOL GRADUATES. Wth the schools closng today for th$ year, we get a new army of recruts for trade and ndustry.. Some of them wll qut the grades and go to work; others wll fnsh the ^ hgh school, whle a great many from the colleges are ready 7*to enter the wage-earnng class. All told, t makes up qute a formdable number to be provded for, f possble, n the way of jobs. ;- ;< n some communtes, where there are no local ndustres, these begnners nearly all have to go to some other center to fnd work. Often t takes months fgr them to hook, up wth the rght thng. All n all t s a dscouragng moment for these youngsters at best. But fortunately, n Carteret, t s ; not so bad. A polcy of encouragng new enterprses for the last eght or ten years by those more or less n oharge of the affars of the muncpalty has brought so many new ndustres here ^n proporton to the resdental populaton that most of our school graduates can fnd work at home n some feld or other.! t s a polcy that should be contnued. Moreover, the boys ^: and grls who leave the schools now, and ther parents nterest- ",, ed n ther welfare, should be thankfatf thrt a group of foresghted men have done what they have n ths partcular, and back them n the future n theeffort to get ro,re plants, wth jobs, for our workers.,. TRANSPORTATON NATONS BACKBONE f man power were used to transport the freght carred by the ralroads of the Unted States,,2,, men, each carryng a -pound load ffteen mles fl day would be requred, accordng to a recent authortatve statement. Adequate transportaton s the backbone of a country. t jbefore communtes could grow, before ndustres; Could bo l the ralroads had to be bult. t lato ther everfelastng credt that they never faled. Today t s more mportant than ever that we have frstpl transportaton facltes, Agrculture and JndLUstry are ^dependent on transportaton. And t has steadly been m- proved. Car shortages have decreased *ntf average loadngs ^ncreased. Tme requred n transt las been apprecably Becuuse of ths splendd sepvce, we must not overlook 4anger sgns n the ralroad stuaton. Taxaton measures and jjother legslatve acton affectng the ralroads must be carefully weghted. t s up to us to see that our.ralroad effcency s not mperled. - <> k. Nothwg n Utttt There la nothng whatever to SUDthe dea that ta U* drecton of Jthe wnd la on March 2-22 ao t wll prevalngly durng the next s* bt. except perbapa n trade-wnd flop*, where the drecton <rf thf wnd la pretty much tbe aam«all tht P And lu lucb placea one day U food at another u a snde, tjtca * Tm* to Cm Har Harcut* aould b< ; avoded when tba moon la Cull, aucor^tag ffe a London «e«r, who declatte that har, lke otuttr vegetaton, contans aptfe taap" at that tluw. should b# cut Just before he uew moon, DC *?*, prehvchue the aapja tten n Head and n n n tfea. J H»«fc> FRE PREVENTON WNS VCTORY The fre nsurance companes have made a remarkable record n ther attempt to gve the publc the best possble protecton at the lowest possble cost. n 9, the average rate of premum per $ of nsurance was $.6. n that year a gradual reducton n Cost started, untl n 927 the rate had fallen to $.86. Snce 9 the rate has declned over per cent, a strkng showng, a* t ncludes the. war perod when practcally all prces went rocketng skyward. t s logcal that such a record can be mantaned only f the Amercan people take t upon -themselves to prevent fre Durng the perod when fre losses were ganng each year, reachng n 926 the peak loss of $8,,, nsurance profts decreased below the zero mark, and an underwrtng loss was experenced for several years. Last year a substantal fallng off n losses allowed an underwrtng proft to be shown for the frst tme n sx years. But we are not yet out of the woods. The Natonal Board of Fre underwrters, n conjuncton wth other organzatons, has long b«en strvng to nculcate n the publc a sense of the menacetot"nre^nd" how to prevent f. OOf yearly total testll far too hgh. The nsurance companes have gven the* publc full beneft of every possble savng, but Jow rates can only be mantaned by our followng the 927 example and contnung to reduce our dangerous fre waste. A FULLY ADULT NATON The Unted States has defntely grown up. fthe swaddlng clothea stage of ts exstence s forever past. No so very long ago we were the precocous chld among natons. t was the general custom to kndly patthe growng chld on the head and remark that t mght amount to somethng some day f t carefully emulated ts elders. The order of thngs has been suddenly reversed. The onetme baby of natons s the center of the amazed eyes of ts once patronzng elders.. t was a healthy chld ard grew to manhood wth unfor- seen rapdty. t left the nursery to become a worldr leader n ndustry, n busness and n fnance. ;, We took the best the old world had to offer and embellshed t wth new qualtes of shrewdness, progressveness and unprecedented foresght. The result s the greatest ndustral cvlzaton the world has known. At the begnnng of any lfe there s bound to be experment. t s a necessty of eager youth. What waste t causes s the prce of progress. We have sfted the good from the.bad. We have found stablty; we have blazed our tral along sound economc lnes. We have exalted and strven toward an deal the uttermost effcency. Amerca produces 7-per cent of the worlds petroleum and per cent of the copper. We have 8 per cent of the worlds automobles and also an overwhelmng majorty of the telephones. Our ralroads are beyond comparson. We have dsplayed unparalleled ngenuty n the producton and use of gas and electrcty. We have set ourselves a standard of lvng that has made necesstes of luxures. Our hgh wage scale and the mechancal power commanded by the worker has made that standard possble. Actons Refute Charges That Amercans Are a Naton of "Dollar Chasers" By DR. GUSTAV HESS, layor of Weabadan, G«rmany. "Jngosm" and nternatonal jealouses re th* tonbdaon of the charges that tb«unted Statet s a naton of "dollar phasen," know Amerca, for n the dark days that followed November,98, we had your offcers and solders among UB, as a part of the army of occupaton. n such a poston, conquerors and conquered, we could not help but, come to know each other. Dollar chasera? n Germany t s geld, n England jt s sterlng, n France t s dor. t s the same whemer you go, but t u to Amerca that we fnd a great heart, whch dghta and forgm, whch forgves and forgets,,., ; : You poured out jour wealth to the needy uul oppressed, and wa n Germany benefted. t b HO vastly dfferent from what we expected that t was almost beyond our understandng. Your recepton of our Bremen flyer9 was *. fne dsplay of frendshp. Hstorc Cty suburb Oalo of Uw «ft» nntu known aa Ohrlatlanla wa» enta tha orgnal dtj whch rounded OQ tl slt«uudo tho ame of Oalo or Optlo by Harold Blaurda ton n 4a. Sl Hundred year* late n>e dtj was destrojed and new on«ruuuded by Kng Chrstan, wnlcb was ten called Obrttlanla, Tta* dacalon o resume the aocleut uqwe waa mad* by th«tlorwa l* t Clam* tw Mtttl* Dont roujtukt) bard twllednen f«" ooqrage. The tact that tberca ron to your sol doesut mean that yon are a man of muule. farm and fresde. Not So $»Mwt 4e la a serlea a of contradcton* ) h *alo Dap enough sugar); phrtjea on a person and be thdkf W ftt salt MCKE SAYS one, -wne VA GOTTA &m. EDTORS CBEWT FOR. \S KMOWU VJMEU» tcave -mnes our Or ~W f*per*whv, F*WY EDTOR. VUUZ. TO PRKJT ALL HE KMOWS U B/EU ASMSUE tssue, -m census FWORES Of MS -TOWU V/OUD TAKE ASUDDeUDROP Hat Varyng Meanng! Tbe term "Gentle" bag dfferent meanngs among dfferent peoples. To the Jews, t s one of a non-jewsh naton or non-jewsh fath; wth the Chrstan*, one nether a Jew nor Chrstan a heathen; n nda, non- Mohammedan; among Mormons, non- Mormons. $62- Pad for lke Rent AWNNGS Talored to ft any wndow. We have them n an attractve varety of cofbr combnatons. No job too bg or too lttle to mert our careful attenton Phone RAHWAY 944 and we wll be pleased to send representatve to gve estmates. BOWERS 86 rvng Street Ralway, N. J. EXTRA! EXTRA!! OFF All Former Low Prce* PANTS, WALLPAPER and SANTAS WDBRDGE HARDWARE CO. Successors to E. F. Moore & Son Headquarter* for Sherwn Wllam Pant MAN and FULTON STS. WOODBRDGE On Plots b; Feet OWN-- YOUR OWN HOME- At Avenel Park, Hgh eleva - ton All Cty mprovements, Select Neghborhood, Fast Growng Town Payng hgh rent for a place to hang your hat doeant get Tns *»- where. t s more proftable to apply the rent money on a how that you can call your own. The dream of a home of your own s now» possblty to every man wll* ng to let us work wth hm to secure t. You may get one from U» W" ready bult or plan t to >ut yourself on lot. n Avenel the t*w«through whch the new cro.a-.tate and shore road from the Holland Tunnel pastes. «M»W A phone call brngs our representatve to you to dseusa all the detals. THE MAPLE REALTY CO. 6 Smth Street, Perth Amboy 2M Bro. dw4 N y ^ Phone 7 Cortl A fonn Bvealngs, Saturday*, and Sundaya phone Woodbrdge 929-J

5 CA Jolly Rogers Down Long Undefeated Carteret Cardnal CLASSFED AD" Classfed advertsement* only one,, n t» word; mnmum charge 2c, """" "WORK WANTED HOUSEWORK wanted, washng, ronng, 28 Goodwn street, Perth Amboy. 6-,_22» FOR RENT FURNSHED rooms, wth or wthout lght-housekeepng prvleges; nqure 44 Gre«n street, Woodbrdge, N. J. FOR RENT> Flat; fve rooms and bath, steam heat, all mprovements at 93 Central aveme; nqure on premses from Andrew Kovach, Ma 2S tf. " TWO GARAGES for rent. Mrs. P. Rohde, 467 Amboy avenue. Tel 3fl.M Woodbrdge. OFFCES to rent, per month, nqure Mddlesex Press, 8 Green ttreet, Woodbrdge. FOR RENT SEWAREN HUNGALOW Sx large rooms,!l Sll car, and C. R. R. $82. per month. Watts. Sewaren avenue and Brewstcr place. ^ FOR RENT Two famly house; all mprovements; «rooms down stars, fve rooms np; garage; apply, lreza, John street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE four room house and two lots; prce $6; $3 cash, balance terms. East Rahway bargan; t«n lots facng two streets and ncludng two -orners. Restrcted resdental secton. Good buy for bulder. Prce for quck sale $2. Chrome Real Estate Exchange, 7 Roosevelt avenue, Carteret. $2 moflthty and smalt cst payment buys beach bungalow wth Fhore-fnrat plot and; shade trees! Lvng room, ktchen, three bedroom*, sun parlor wth tea vew. Sea bathng and boardwalk. Wrte, Owner, QQ. Apartment Sooth Munn avenue, East Orange, N. J. FOR SALE SEWAREN, N. J. room house, new vapor heatng system, lot 2". Strctly resdental secton. Near staton. Garage. Prce $,. See your broker. EMERSON ST. BARGAN 2 FAMLY brck house 4 rooms and bath on each floor; combnaton K»s and coal rang* on each floor; (wner wants to go South. Wll sacrfce for $7,2; caah $, balance to sut purchaser ; nqure at Chrome Reat Estate Exchange nc.,?r> Roosevelt avenue, Carteret. N. J. FOR SALE GERMAN polce DOG, 6 months old, male, pedgreed. M. Segal, 84 Man street, Woodbrdge PLANTS FOR SALE KOCK GARDEN plants and other hardy Perennals, cents and 2 cents each. JANSAS NURSERY, Svwaren, N. J. near Sewaren school. «-l, 8,, 22, 29.» FREWOOD for tale, pne or oak, n any lengths desred. Phon;* *wbrdge 93. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. WANTED CLEAN RAGS wanted, sje of hand kerchef or larger, Be a pound Mddlesex Prea, SO Green street, Woodbrdge. Let Us Prnt Your Sale Blls From tht Gr k The word "damond" s derved from a Ureek word whch meaa nn conqterable and unbreakable. Chalmers C R» P, m]\ n Perryvllle, Mo. «"chp- n n Walh>rft am Grove the Athletcs have two great left hnnrtefl ptchers. Kd Morrs, Boston Amercans rooke ptcher, was Bn arman n the marne corps for two years. «Chattanooga has returned Ptcher Harry Blemlller to Columbus of the Amercan assocaton. Ptcher Speed Martn, cast adrft by the Seattle ndans, has been taken aboard by the Msson Bells. * Babe Ruth has set as the home run mark whch he expects to reach before endng hs major league career.» Henry Cullop, hard hltlng outfelder, was purchased from the Buffalo club of the nternatlonnl league by Atlanta. * * W. Tarbert, an outfelder, has been purchased from tbe Boston Amercans by Hollywood of the Pacfc Coart league. * Durng hs bg league career, from 6 to the end of last seww, Ty Cobb amawed the grand total of 887 stolen bases. The New York Yankee* have released Joe Marty, young rght-handed ptcher, to Albany of the Eastern league under opton, New York Yankees establshed a record last year as the frst «lub n Amercan league hstory to fnsh wth an average of over.7. Frank BYsch, SL Lous Cardnals second baseman, set a new record for chances accepted when be went after,27 durng the season of 927.»» Manager Spencer fbbtt of Pueblo has released Doc Slva, the veteran outfelder, who wll revert to the Readng dub of the nternatonal league, «At one tme last season all eght of the New York-Pennsylvana league teams were ted for frst place wth an even percentage of.6. * * Johnny Conrad, a small nflelder wbo la not so much of a shake wth the bat but who can feld rng?, has been taken on by Lute Boones Des Molnes entry. * For sx consecutve real* Dawy Vance of tbe Brooklyn Dodgers led tbe Natonal league n strkeouts. Durng the 927 season Dasy fanned 84 ambtous batten. Ed UorrU of the Boston Red Sox s brngng all sorts of smles to the face of Manager BU Carrtgan these days. The rooke s lookng lke the best youngster on the team. Leo Mangam, rght-hand ptcher and banjo player, was released by the Gants recently to the Buffalo club of tbe nternatonal league. "Leo wag obtaned from Buffalo last wnter on an optonal agreement. Arthur Jahn, Gants outfelder. s sad to have the largest hands of any baseball player snce the mmortal Hans Wagner. John can hold st baseballs wltb bs palm turned face downward and not drop em. * Laurence Alvare, star athlete of Jacksonvlle blgh school, has been taken on Uy the Jaaksonvllle club and wll be carred through the season Presdent Grlner has announced. HC plays nfeld, outfeld or catches.» Toronto fans. n partcular, am those of the nternatonal league n general, are remarkng at length upon the cloutng abltes of Dale Alexm der. Hs httng has been one of tn bg reasons why BU OUuras Lenf. are rustlng n the hgh breezes. Taclm Ft of Chart* Experence s a great teacher who doesnt complan of beng underpn Des Molnes Regster. A WEEK Why Pay Ca»h for a BULOVA WRST WATCH? When you en buy t on easy Term.-as Low a. $. a Week. A full lne of the Latest Models for Lades or Gent* frdm whch to aelect. A Complete Showng of GRADUATON GFTS ALBREN MrrMsr. Phone 884 and our representatve PERTH AMBOY Phone lnden THE LNDEN METAL (HUNG CO. Metal Olng* and Sde-WalU Tmng, Rotwf, Corocea, Skylghta Hot Ar «nd Pp»Uw Furnace*.Undw,N. J. "THAT LTTLfflAME f WL,TS A SHAfAE. To THE -THS GAHf. ntra GREEH F thev fvaake \T A EACH GET A WAD. ST OPPOSTE AND WELL HOOK "EM CMlNArJ6o N <3oNNA BE HATE fot> Lndy Team Wns Second n Seres Lrcly Game at Bradys Monday Under Auspce* of Legon Eagles Lose 2-. The Lndy Baseball Nne won the second game of a fve-game seres from the Eagle Baseball outft at Bradys Feld, Monday evenng and the fnal score read 2-. The game was played under the supervson of the Amercan Legon n ths borough Robert Rche on the hll for the Lndys engaged n a ptchng duel wth Karmonosk, the Eagle ace. H A lalrtt TAHE MONEY OF FA CHLTJ T COL»C \Lt- Rche was ncked for four scattered hta, whle lurmonsk dd even better and allowed only three safetes. The Lndys bunched two hts n the second frame whch netted them two runs. Ths was enough tn wn the contest. Szeltg opened ths fame wtn a sngle to left feld. He stole second and scored on Medwcks bngle to rght. A pass ball landed Medwck on thrd and he scored oa an nfeld ht. Prom then on both ptchers buckled up and retred the opposng sdes n order. Rche fanned 8 men and was most effectve wth men on base. Karmonak fanned 6 batters and ssued 3 passes to frst Stuke played a fne game for the losers, collectng two hts. One of hs bngles PAHTS, went for two bases. Mudrak played a fne game at short. The Box Score, Lndr R. H. E. Auberchon, 8b Medwck, 3b Sekera, f Szelag, ss J. Knnelly, lb -...:.. Schen, cf -, Hchey, p..../ Chodosh, *T.. Harrngton, rf 2 3 E«(l R. H. K. Schonwald, f Karmonsk, p - Mudrak,ss Woodhull, 3b Thatcher, 2b. Bartok, c Hart, lb - Stuzke, cf, 2 Galvanek, rf 4 2 The summary Two base hts Karmonosk, Stuzke. Struck out by on balls off Rchey, 3; off Karmonosk, 3. Umpre Cromwell; scorer, Rchey, 8; by Karmonosk, 6. Bases J. Rchey. Double plays (Kennelly to Szelag). Publcty of Fgures n Player Sale s Harmful Robert Quon. presdent of the Boston led Sox, s takng the lead n suppressng overemphass on player values, He steadfastly refuses m name the terms, whenever such terror are cash, whereby tve nqures or sol* a player. Wth Quluu t has become a matter of polcy. When Qulnn announced the purchase of Ken VllanH from the St. Lous Browns he was besought oa all sdes for %he detals. Thew he gave freely untl pressed for the amount of cash nvolved. There he balked. " never tell hoyr much a player costs me," be explaned. "t doesnt do the club any good uud t certanly doesnt do tlt) player any good." Wllbert HollBou, presdent-manager of lly,l}rooklju club, happened to come aloug JUK an (jtlnu umdu fan observaton and agreed. "Me, too," le»ald. "That ought to be wrlten nto the rules uf he majur leugue*. A lut n( harm ban been done bv releantug Hoae outlandsh fgures, whch, even f they were true, were all out of nroportluu aud placed false value on luyets." t s lle shortest cut, lu opnon, uf many experenced baseball men, lu lle end of the mud "money uouu" that D generally bu >>uhel tu luvo U)d ulued the cullber uf nlaylug uuturwl N*w of All C«rt«r««Boron** n lk COLL AH BOTTOM S OF YOO STEERED r>o Yoo ttfat A.MY N GOT CAH FARE. Trtoo6tvr S^n THEY EASY Joy and Sadness Gen* Ho K\C K A fa OOTA LOCK, "THrVS ALL. \ o\dr«t EVEN HAVE OPENERS, ONCE. LOOK \rthkt OUR B\Df*T GO Tyrus Cobb Stcks Wth Macks TORES that a stock market on a base stealng rampage bad enrched Ty Cobb (2, and combned wth reluctant legs to brng about hs retrement from baseball, were declared premature by the Georga Peach. The bolder of more baseball records tbnn any other player makes t dear that be stll has enlsted wth the Phladelpha Athletcs for tbe duraton of the 28 baseball campagn and that he has rejoned Conne Macks team. Hs legs are gven a good bll of health by the outfelder, whose stock takng bas revealed them at par. He dsmsses the reported clean-up n tbe stock market wltb a wlsb that t were true. Cobb ha seen General Motors and Coca Cola go np before when be was rdng wth them and much of hla substantal fortune s beleved to have been amassed n base httng stocks. The Georgans legs are not so spry ns they were a decade ago, but they stll wll carry"~ lslfj rensonabty dose to where he wshes to go. The players emphatc denal that he has - -y dscarded hl dented baseball Bhoes as part of hs useful equpment ndcates that he wll break gome more records n 28. He dues uot even have to get a base ht or steal a base n order to make new baseball marks. Every tme he goes to bat he makes a record. Conne Mack expects Cobb to prove of great value to the Athletcs and wll gve nlm the rght feld assgnment wth several younger men avalable. Last season Ty ht.37 and Dnlahed ffth n the Amercan league. He had determned n the wnter season to retre, but was persuaded by Manager Mack to "play one more year." Ty says he wll go through wth hs contract, and he should know, Nevertheless, t s a tred Ty startng out lla twenty-fourth year as a major leaguer. The years have mude hm weary of baseball, and ts travelng far from home. The games Conne Mack. frst playng mllonare does not need the J money, ard he has begun to fear he may break bs legs along wth the record, but he s stll wllng to take the chance. When he retres for good t wll be for the good of opposng ptchers, $ Who have been gvng cheers HB word came.of hs ext, only to J hastly call them back when Tyrus says the words "not Just yet" PLAYER : MANAGER Playng and Drectng Too Bg Stran for Any Man. " am convnced that no ball plater, however great he may be atf a player, or however great may be hs possbltes as a manaeer, can manage a major league ball club and play hs poston at the snme tme." t was Sam Breadon, owner of the St. Lous,Cardnals, talkng, says the New York World. te. offers as frst-hand examples Rogers Hornsby and Bob OFarrell, the wo men who preceded Bll McKechtle, ths years plot, aa manager of the SL Lous entry n the Natonal league race. Rogers Horneby," lays Breadon, "was recognzed as the greatest batter tn tbe Natonal league and one of tbe greatest the game hag produced when made hm manager of the Cardnals, Be had a lfetme battng average dose to.4. Be s of the postve, self-wlled type that should be able to throw oft tbe mental stran that goes wth drectng the destlues of a bg league club. Yet he wound up hs only sensou as a manager of the team wth a battng average of.87. Be was "way off bn usual form. "Bob OFarrell succeeded hlfl one of the greatest catchers n the game. OFarrellK work us a catcher suffered manly becuuue uf the stran of drectlug tle pluy of tle team. "Selectng and developng the players aud muldlng Ueu nto u team and dlreut>k ^" V>*y Qf tuut teuu on the feld U one mals tusk lu tself. luylg any»u«lllou uu a major leflgue ball < Ht) deutusdt) a muu * bust, neully md physcally. "A nunutjer cunnot make the mom uf hlt cpmunlua f he has lu con centrute hs effo s at leavt part uf the tme to H own playng. A playe cannot keep ln mnd uu the pluy before hm, or what the ptcher \» tout ng U[ tu ll f he ms to worry about tn; nuk- u uf hs bull lub lu Beotrul, the olmltgy to be empluyud the fullowluj nnng, or the exlgeueten uf lls uoueut nougnt uu by hla UW lllhers lueltetweed) or llu KUUK luubluty to uulv«uu op)kwluk ptch er» delvery. "luurtf utlluk uue (UKU tu (Ju two men* work "t ou-e. nack up hs opnon further. Breadon offers the experences of George Srter, Ty Cobb, Dave -Bancroft and others who stepped nto tbe manageral ranks before ther playng dayb were ended, and not only faled to set brllant records as managers, but found ther playng sufferng as a result of the doublng n brass.", Harper s Traded (jtugu lluper, sluwu uuove, vet eau, outtlelder uf tlu New Yurk Uhntft, turn n truded to the St. l.uulu Curdlnula for Hob OFarrell, eutcher uud furuer uaujer uf the Cardnal)!, n a UMU whch nvolved only the (wo plycd. Gve Ltvet to Savm Lad UnabU to Swm Ka.d Vlnt, ldahu. Wleu ther lul u M on lke tud Urellle, near lere, Wllme AHomu aud (leorjjf Ktl., hlul svhool boys, (juve tlxlr llveu to aavu that of l counuuluu WK WH» uuublt to swm. Alumn uud KJelleu were so vshmsted by (her efforls to lglt the tuu and gut the thrd,. loy, Howard Crabtree, luto t, that they were unlle to clam-,, her ulnurd. The, boat drfted to shore beverul HVJS later, and (Jrabtrer. neucly froun, was tak- \ «u to a Uohpltal uud revved The Cardnal* of Carterrt v»rrc hanrlpfl ther H*C«nd *rth»rv of the n lut Sunday Bftetnnon, by the Folly Roger Nno of Woodbrdre to 4-2 score. One <f the flnnt ptchng duel* ever stapvl at Hr«ly> feld w«s wtf«w*<l by 2 fnthu«astr fans. Koop»rwRtl», Wood nee, WE* opponpd by Fronro. Cardnal twrler. t was ft cntkfr of D game, and Fresco hud th«fdgv over Kopperwatt*. The WoodbrWlp art ptched a flnp (tne. He was the manter of the Mtmton at all tme*. He regned supreme. Hs»h»rp breakng curve nnd fast ball were workng to per fee t Fve tmes n a row h«turned buck the locals. He s wdely known the strkeout kng, and he ctr tanly lved up to hs reputaton n ths gam*. He fanned men n nne nnngs, and allowed but four ht*. n the Anal frame he struck out two bnttert, after the loraln had sur ceedrd n fllng the bags wth nonr out. Presen also twrled a beautful game. He dd even better than Kop perwattn n dstrbutng hts, when g h he allowed l l d only three h hts. Hs un d support accounted for the vstors vctory. n the frst nnng the vuorn scored two runs on no hts. Waen, lead-off man drew pass. He stole second and cam home on an ETor by Conrad. Fresco got nto more trouble when he walk ed Pomeroy, LaWaneks vrror en abled Pomeroy to reach second. passed ball scored Pomeroy. The Cardnals were never sutcessful l gettng the lead after (hat unluck frst frame. The Cardnals dd not succeed scorng untl the fourth. n thl frame Smolensky cot the frst h off Kopperwatts, He was forced a second on Mgletcs nfeld ht. Mg letcx stole second and scored on a passed ball. The second Cardnal ht came n the sxth. Ths bngle went to waste as the remanng batters were helpless under Kopperwatts sharp curve. Fresco dd not allow a ht untl the sxth. Two snappy double plays by the Cardnal nfeld n the thrd and ffth nnng* releved Fresco of a rot of worry. Woodbrdge sewed np the contest Gun Club Holds Lead n Contest For Trophy For the second successve week, the Carteret Gun Club captured honors n the team shoot held last Sunday afternoon, at the Unon County traps at Kenlworth, and won ts second leg n the Bogart Sport Shop Trophy. The shoots are held once every month. The locals compled the fne Bcore. :27. Scofeld was hgh man for locals wth 4» out of A possble. SchafTer was next wth 47, Sch- mff and Lews followed wth 46 each, whle Detter had a total of 3. tn the scratch shoot of 26 brdq, C. Lum -was frst wth 24 and n a shootoff to decde a trple te for second place, Dockerman won wth 22, Caster was thrd wth 2 and Badery followed wth H. A specal -brd event was also held. Bahr took honors n ths event, wth Smpson A close second n Class A competton. Mallet won Class B wth Laster second and Logan captured Clase C,wth Beberry next n lne. Harry Drade wen the.w. Roe Smpson Trophy wth 96 eut of a possble 4 brds. The scores: Carteret Gun Club Schmff 46, Detter 39, Lews 46, Bchaflfer 47, Schofleld 49. Total 227. Clmax Club Terry 42, Howe 37, Alberts 49, Hand 44, Schaff 42. Total 24. West Sde Dackerman 39, PTOBeon 47, Mallet 4, W. Drake 4, Mamel 42. Total 24. Cresent Club H. Drake 43, Backmen 36, Bahr 42, Prde 4,, Smpson 44. Total 2. Catham Club-^Caskell 4, Grndale 33, Molter 48, Wrttrack 42, Lum 44. TotaJ 2. h* fmtjmh, wh<n they RC< n (n two *nrrp*sv< ht*, alled stran n the nnth on a n h«ll«,» <tr>!>«!«and a pa. Thp Cardnal* looked he nnth when they CN th«nth none down. Rlekerkas ce sent Mgletrr. across the and there were stll runner* d on second and thrd. The Cs als had a ch«nce to score, Hon Kopperwatts tghtened up and ned the two remanng batten, "ete ptched the last nnng for t«ret. He fanned three men. also coppcrl battng honors for day wth two hts. The most ual feature of the contest was nether *\AP was credted wth an tra-base ht. The box score: CardnaU Conrad, 3b Smolensky, ss. Mgletc. 2b, p. Kara, cf..». Kasha, rf Sekerka, lb Galvanek, f Casey, 2b Wlton, t Presko, p ABRR 2 3! Jolty Roflor AB RH Warren, < t 4 Sandorf, f 4 Drauss, cf 4 Pomeroy, 3b 2 Kopperwatts, p S Ksgard, lb 4 O Vrfllo, ss 4 Nelson, 2b 3 Brown, rf S Score by nnngs: Jolly Rogers 2- Cwdnals... O - The summary: struck out by perwatts, 4; by Freako, 3; by letcx, 3. Bases on balls of? Kop watts, 8; off Fresko, 2; off Mg*. Sacrfce hts. Sekerka, 2. by ptched ball: Casey; Kopperwattfcl Wnnng ptcher, Kopperwatts^ * "" ng ptcher, Fresco. 2. Umpre Kapucy. Atten Cardnals Lose Frst Game To Mehchen F. C Carteret Trap Shooters Ahead Team That Had Won Eght n Race Wth Four Other a Row Meets Reverse Satng Cluba. day L6se» 8 to. Please menton ths paper when buyng from advertsers.-*- Jporfflofes Portland (Ore.) dentlsu bare termed a golf club. For tle flrst tme n 26 yean the Cty college of New York has lacrosse team., Unversty of Oregoo plans to add hundball, soccer and lacrosse to ts sports program. * * Boxer* ot natlunol note new performng n Amercan rngs repreaeut 3 natonaltes,, Star Stranger, flve-year-old gemlng s stll makng a great showng on Australan tracks;. Cambrdge «ud Oxford uuuendtle* n Englaud have met Bf> tme* la ther anuual rowlug classc. * t Sk Govenur Lake of Connevtlcnt, wbo la au urd«ut gqlfer, smokes eght cgars durng a round ol 8 boles. England ha* a womens teun that bus never b«eu beaten or ted n th«lust twenty year* of competltluu. t Be lore (Jen* Tunney gets two t»> n (lla ahukneeurb tblug touelhml>u better (ell hm abom the Bacon coo roveruy. The Cardnals travelled to U>% tuchen last Saturday afternoon engage n a contest wth the Me en Feld Club, and after nne nnn of hectc fghtng the locals came a sudden realzaton that they met ther frst setback of the se The fnal score read 8-. Heretofo the Cardnals have regstered e succea*ve vctores. Loose playng n the fourth the Cardnal nfeld, and an error by;- Skurat helped the home team scof* three runs, n the next frame, home team sewed up the cont wth a fve-run rally. The Metue entes bombarded Medwck off mound n ths frame wth four sqe-ff cessve hts.. M Falmelter s the ptcher wbo suh«r ; dued the Cardnal machne. He : the locals to 8 scattered hts, was good n pnches and he had rf good curve ball. Comba c ed one brght spot to the rather \ and lstless contest n the ffth n ng. Sent up to the plate as a pn htter, he smacked a sngle to r wth two men on the paths, brn, n two runs. After Medwck had faltered «$ the ffth nnng, Mgletcz was,ed to the rescue. He ptched tl remanng four nnngs and dd mghty good job of t. He held home team to only two hts, and then from scorng. A sngle rght by Galvanek n the ffth ng wth a man parked on secord, t f brought ft run. The Cardnals add-tf ed four more n the sxth bn succet*-* ve sngles by Medwck, Kara Comba. Galvanek and Dara captured tng honors for the locals wth. hts apece. One, of Karas bldwjs^ went for two bags. The home "-- *" outht the locals -8. Danford» Falmetler were the battng stars the Metuchentes. Each contrbu two hts. Kasha played a tpar game at frst. The box score: C.rJ. AB EH Conrad, rf \ BOO Smolensky, ss 3 MgletM, 2b. p 4? Medwck, p. 2b 4 Kara, cf 4 $-. Skurat, 3b 3 2 Kasha, lb 3 Gatvanek, f 4 2 Skogan, c 3 ", Comba, rf M MoUchen ABRH Potter, c Feneych, cf Morrs, U>. 4 Danford, fcb. 4 2!}, DraHe. 3,b,,.. 8.2,, Randolph, cf. l" Ruel, ss» Persley, lf v 4,. ; Falmetler, p * 8 The score by nnngs: Carteret... 4 O Metuchen. 3 The summary Two base Morrs, Falmetler; three base Kara, Danford. Ht by ptthed Smolennky; struck out by led 2; by Mglet% ; by Fallmetler, Bases on bulls of Medwck, 3; Mglett, ; of Kahnetler,. of game 2:3. Umpre, Morgan. j4s* " "

6 )AY, JUNE 22, 928 GOOD DENTSTRY cannot >< valued n dollars and crnt.. Our Dentstry s GOOD. Our Dentstry s Panless. Our prces are MODERATE and wthn roach of the ordnary WURC ANCHOR/ PanU.a Extracton b* ke "AR" Math- Free) Examnaton earner. DR. SCHWARTZ 87 Broad Street, Elzabeth 9 A. M. 6 P. M. Mon. Wed. And Fr. tll 8 P. M. Classfed Ads Brng Results Much Crtcsm of Amercan School System Not Promotve of Sound Educaton Ry DR. DAVD KNLEY, Presdent Unversty of llnos. Crtcsms of the "school faults of chldren" should be drected aganpt parents rather than school teachers. Too often we are nclned to blame the teachers, rather than our chldren or ourselves, when teachers fnd t necessary to tell ua that our chldren are not dong as well a* they would lke. ^ The fault les wth as or our chldren, and for thnt reason we should trte to sympathze wth tbe teachera n ther Jwork, erpecnlly n ther dffcultes, and should make t our busness to/support ther polces so far as we can. There s a good deal of agtaton about our school system, our methods of educaton, the school currculum, ts management, and many other subjects n the feld of educaton. My own study of much of ths dscusson has led me to the concluson that most of t s uncrtcal, r ratonal, mpulsve and subversve, rather than promotre of sound edn caton. The Fdelty Unon Trnfrt Com pany, of Newark, Now Jerseys jfost, hrnknp; nsttuton, was the successful b<mm n the rerr-nt. award of Essex County bomls to UUt* $9,638,. the bonds were purchased by the Fdelty Unon for ts own account. The second hg-hest bd was an at«r«re of.996 made hy the Broad and Market Securtes Company, on behalf of a syndcate headed by *hman Brothers nnd the Chase Securty Corporaton of New York, and ncludng the Bundtaly Corporaton, Whte, Weld & Company, KounUe Brothers, E. H. Rollns & Sons, Ames, Emerch & Co., Stone & Webster, and BlodRet, nc., Kean, Taylor A Co., and W. A. Harrman A Co. Other bdders were the Broad and Market Natonal Bank and Trust Co., of Newark whch represented the Natonal Cty Bank of New York and Harrs, Forbes & Co., the West Sde Trust Company nf N«w»Tk, repre- the Frst, Natonal Bank.Newark, reprntng- J. 8. R, New *orv and Eldrcd K e A Co.,, and Co. Newark, andqeorr-e E. Ghl,,,,, the Merchant., Natonal Rank of A Co: nc., of New York ADJONNG NEW SPEEDWAY We own and offer a few choce locatons near the new auto race course at attractve prces and rdculously low terms. WHTE & HESS, No. 4 Green St., Woodbrdge, N. J. Phone 9.26 At.«(! Al lnol,76 Alarm flocka t Ml Alarm floraa lnt Alcohol Rob.Olrn Ft f A 3V. Allen. Foot Kaa* l.fto Anoalura Btten.... Anr»>«r> Blttera... H Anuol Napaoaltarta. l.m Amrol (ompoond S* Automoble Bpongl*.. <O.tatomntlle Hpontea... BO V.plrln TnfeleU. B-r... \.plrln Tablela. S-tr. «O Aaplrln TabeU. B-gr HM Aplrn TablrU, A-fr % l». Ajar Agar.4 b Amr Anr h. Mar Arar b. Alam. pwd, or lam*... la Alam. nwd. or tlldb.. 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Near West Street 47 Clnton Ave. Near Petjhne Ave. 3 Broadway Corner 7th Avenue 69 Fourth Ave. Ampere, East Orange 6BloomfeldAve. Bloomfed Center New Lst-Mnwer Prces Drags, Medcnes, Gauzes, Sck Room Supples, Rubber Goods, Etc 2, More tems Too Numeral* to Advertse KEEP THS PRCE LST FOR REFERENCE T S BOUND TO SAVE YOU MONEY Most of the tems n Ths Lst Are Our ALL YEAR PRCES Thoae of EXTRA DEEP CUTS»re SPECALS untl SATURDAY, July 7 Exceptonal Values Read! OL Chemcals, Photo Supples, nsectcdes, Garden Fertlzers, Etc 2, More tems Too Numerous to AdrertlM WE HOLD THE RGHT TO RESTRCT QUANTmES OR WTHDRAW OUR SPECAL PRCE ON ANY TEM F OUR STOCKS GROW LOW OR EXHAUSTED No Mal or Telephone Orders Flled No Goods Delvered-Look Over Our Alphabetcal Lst and Buy What You Need. 8 Oate m Oaalk Denture Gn B ^Oc nau Thermomet*r <Oc Uaum. Analceale b. Bt-Carbonal«Hoda bf. Bl-Carbonalo Hod* lba. Bl-Carboutr, Soda > b. B-Carbonuta Hoda.... 3a Bromo Hftxor... too Brvmo KelUnr.SO Bromo Aeltur V. Brttoo Saltur lb. 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Flake Tar Camphor...flOc lba. Flake Tar Camphor...:.* Ferer Thermometer 7.tc S.2A Fever Thermometer. ll.no Ftser Thermometfr.... Lft 2. Fever Thermometer l.ftn»2.na Fever Thermnmeter.7B 3. Fver Thuraomettr 2 «Flter Paper, 8 n for nt nter Paper, 3 n 8 for -;3c Klter Puper. K n,.7 lor 3Bc Flter Paper, 8 n «for!.v Flter Faoer, to n.4 lor ttn. Xle. 2r..SSe.."Be. l.u.3.7s..bfe,.7bc..4a>..6e.. Pawr. «Fancee. Fancee Fare Powder. 6c FnrhaJa Tooth Paste... tt-lb. French Thalk.. b. French Chalk 7c flt».*b FJt 4. Vllt (..lon). FUt Outft. Flnneee Perfume OOe Flj-Tox. 7«Flr-To.n Flr-Tox 4a< Ftemnc Capa. SOe Feealu CBM lt Ftean Cup. to Feedlnc Tobe* SO Feedlnc Tnbea W Feedlnc Tubes Bc rertllu Plant Tablet! G Gaase BaMage, -lneh Oaa.e Ba ate. V-lnoh Oaae Ban dam, Maeh Qaao Bandage. 8H-lneh.... rjaan anflare. 3.neh Oao»e Bandace, 3V>-lnch Oaake Bandace, 4-lneh, Qoaft Har Tooth Brune.. foala Hale Tooth Bruahea.. Qoata Har Tooth Bruthea.. b. Oarau Cathartle Salt. t b.. 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7 rarterbt PBE88 WV" -" FRDAY, JUNE 22, 928 NCW Y RK-> PARS FASHONS TTe JVeu? THATCHER "ELTE" Boler THS n(m>k.kt KHF.K t llntnlea «U way* of lftflppng \\xr- cellar morr altraolvely. Wrte lu t today! follow new roads VACATON ANDS Make t a trp to remember Get away. The ro*d s open. A sunny world s nvtng you. There are no clocks n vacaton tne. All day * yours to dscover how bfee dt ky can be, how sweet the ar, hew the felds and woods and streams. Adventure n your cut Follow strange paths to entrancng places that leave you memores ^u brng back home. Wth a new "Standard" pad map to gude you and the famlar STANDARD OL COMR^NY OF NEW JERSEY NAVCOAL Summer Prces 928 Buy your Coal Now Effectve ths date a further reducton n the prce of NAVCOAL takes place. n order to make ths reducton possble t wll be necessary to delver aganst CASH. NEW PRCES FOR WOODBRDGE, SEWAREN, CARTERET «td AV EN EL STOVE NUT $. n Too Lot. $9. n Ton LoU $. by the Ton»9. by the Ton NAVCOAL CORP. Malng Addrew Tel. Perth Amboy Box 393 Perth Amboy 278 FNNEY OF THE FORCE.&». T UoVQtQ Utt>V DO "Standard" Gasolne and Esso pumps everywhere along the way alls well. f you plan to go far, let the "Standard" Tourng Servce help you select the best ant) most nterestng routes. Last year t asssted, over 2, motorsts n plannng ther trps so they mght take the short cuts and avod bad roads and heavy traffc t s at your servce. Wrte or wre, or telepham*, and the nformaton you need [wll be promptly gven. f your "Standard" servce staton or dealer cannot/furnsh attached coupon wll brng t wth our complments. }, de 26 Broadway, dew York CUy MORTGAGE MONEY UNLMTED AMOUNTS AVALABLE LOW RATES BEST SERVCE QUCK RESULTS MARGARETTEN & C.,nc. Succ*»»ora to Margaratten «V Lobel, nc. Telephone Perth Amboy 9 Top Floor, Rartan Bldg 7 Smth St., Perth Amboy A NT frock that go*a n for scallop* ths aprlng, U a smart rook, provdng, of course, th&t t «ft Rood dress wth all the other necessary elements of chc. Practcally all the couturers n Parts use scallops n some form or other and the best dressmakers n New York are sponsorng them as well. Here s a smple lttle dress, an adaptaton of a Jean P&tou model that has a scallop or two n almost every place you could put one wth the excepton of the hemlne and cuffs. t s of fne crepe d«chns n Patous red wth matchng buttotw and belt buckle of smulated hell. Another new thng about ths dress la UM feature that la made of the neck-une. For so many seasons now, we haw- worn boat shaped or V necklnes wthout any attempt to soften ther severty untl the scarf came along and swept all before t Now when you fnd a frock wthout a earf, youll be pretty sure to fnd t haa a collar; f not a real collar, then torn* fprt of elaboraton that gve* the effect of one. An appled scalloped band lke the one shown here * vary new and smart. Coal Mnt The smaller coal mne n Great Brtan t probably «H dtuted hgh op on ft«lorkshlre moors, at Tan Hll- t la worked b; lve men who have made a tunnel nto the hllsde nearlj two mle* long. The coal, whch la of good qualty, la aold retal at a ton, bat t baa to be fetched. Farmer* who come wth cart form the mnes beat ctutomera. Menton ttalg paper to advertsers: Modem and Antque FURNTURE Repared, R«fn»h»d and Upbol.Urr* Slp Covers Made to Order Prom 2 Up Bos Sprng! and Mattrtam Mad* or Ramad* Carpenter Work, Screens, Garages and Porches Pantng and Papar Hana ng CHARLES SERMAYAN Ffth Avenue, Avanal Tel. Woodbrdg* 27 R. A. HLKJNER pnsaral Braetor and Expert Embalmar t t The only fully equpped and np-t data Undertakng EsUblsknent town. Far Treatment ta AL Offce Pbqne 264. Resdence Phone 2b. Fnshed n Mandarn Red Deagnrd n mm hf wnhrs of leadng archtect! snd bulder* for t hndrome Boler that would dovetal n wth modern deal of attractve cellar de The new Thatcher "Elte" Boler t not alone betntfnl to look upon, bnt a powerful and effcent heatng plant, at well Aak your trchte<"., phunber, or heatng contractor. THE THATCHER COMPANY S94 St. Francl. St., Newark, N. ]. New York 2 Wen 44th St. Chcago-m No. Clark SL THATCHER BOERS-FURNACES-RANGES j THE PERTH AMBOY Toupe or Not Tou GAS LGHT COMPANY 26 SMTH STREET Heatng and Cookng Applances Ruud Automatc and Storage Water Heaters New Process Gas Ranges.Con-Den-Rt Radant Logs Odorless Effcent nexpensve Telephone 43 Perth Amboy RABDOWlTZ HARDWARE "f ts Hardware, We frave t!" Full Ln«of HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VARNSHES HOUSE FURNSHNGS 3- Roosevelt Avenue CARTERETj N. J. Tel. Carteret 32 and 8 a Please menton ths paper when buyng from advertsers. WH. F. MURPHY SHEET METAL WORK Tn t Capper : Sheet ran Roofnf and Hot Ar Heatng 4 MAN STREET Tel, Woodbrdge 6 THE FEATHERHEADS to UP* SO MfOK W6 lojlau-urwubv f t Klls Hm Panless Extractons )r. Mallus "Sweet- Ar" method means scentfc and pa way n whch to do extractng. Thsada oun tea. tfy to ths. Charg-. modurute for all dental work. Fllngs, Brdget and Crowna nserted Most Panleas X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE EXAMNATON AND ADVCE ANYTME See Me Fratl What Have ~~ to Offer Our well apjonted and thoruuyb. ly modem ullcfs enablt} ua to perfunn any knd of dental work wth *aau and cunfot to the pav tttnt and at the tune tme do t quckly au s consstent wth alas 72 BROAD ST., Elsabeth, N. J.

8 fagb EGHT Sen of Rabb s Confrmed Here Two Day Cplebraton For Carteret Boy School and Students Receve Awards Carter** Hgh Gets Cup For Debatng- Student* Get Let ten n Sports. Mor-* Schwrln, son of Rahh»nd Mm. A. Sclnvnrt, of Unon street, Many awards were presented by Waft (tvp n party n honor of hsmss Scott at the regular assembly eotfrmnton on Saturday, June 9. sesfton held Wednesday mornng. Eghth Grade Pupls Wn Promoton Exerc»e» Held Frday Nght- Crowd Pack* Audtorum One Hundred Sxty-three Get Certfcates. FRDAY, JUNE 22, 928 W Mrs. Adams, Mrs, Jacob Danels, Mlrs..l»c<j!) Klen and Mss Olg* Brown. Telegrams and other message of congratulatons were receved from frends and relatves n all parts of the country by the boy who also receved many gfts ncludng one of especal value from the lades auxlary. On the Sunday followng hs confrmaton, Morrs was agan the guest of honor at a party held n hs E**. home n Unon street. Among the guests who were mostly relatves, were an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson who came drect from Chcago; an uncle, Mr. Neuberger, and a sster and brother-n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stecker, of the Bronx; Max Herbach, Joseph Newman and daughter, Max Newman and Mss Olga Brown, all of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs, J. Decker anl son, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horowtz. S. Horowtz and sons, of. Freehold; Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, of Perth Amboy; Mr. and. Mrs. M. Shetzer and son, and Mss Anna Shetzer, of Elzabeth; D. Offen, of New York; Meyer Cohen, Mrs. J, Barry, Mrs. Jacob Danels, Mrs. J. Lehman, Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. J. Klen and others of Carteret. Senor Clats Frolc Held Wednesday Nght The annual Senor Frolc was held last Wednesday evenng at the hgh school gymnasum. The entre gym nasum was decorated n Blue and Gold, whch are the class colors. Graduaton for the eghth pupls of Carterct publc schools pha Bobenchk, Paul Prokop. At the rntnnaton n the synagojrup of the CofrroKatm of Lovng ng League awarded a. beautful hgh school audtorum and a crowd Mary Sawczak, Helen Shevchlk, The Rutgers nterscholastc Debat- were held last Frday nght n the Sdney Rockman, Jula Ronyak, Junlc where hs father s rabb and lovng cup to Ctrtrat hfrh school asthat flled the bg audtorum attended. A specal program wfts carred tak, Mary Spvak, Stephen Toth, John Sdun, Mary Skba, Mary So- tenchor, the hoy (tavr an nterestng a reward for her vctory over Rahway earler n the year. Bernardout. Dasy Van Pelt, Mehnel Wuy, Arpod ftddrosn n Hhrpw and Yddsh. The party was (tvrn by the con(rrcff«ron Wess, captan of the Blue and The openng number was a grand Gross, Walter Pavlk. m) thp ndes auxlary to t Wht* nrhatng team receved the march "Stars and Strpes", by Mss tnnny members of both organzatons were present. cup. Geneveve Kramer, supervsor of Letters were presented to themusc. A flag salute followed and Son of Barge Captan After the sprvrrs all present went members of the frst and second Mssng Snce Yesterday to the basement of the synagogue teams n basketball and baseball. -where the lbles were spreajand ample refreshments were served. Rabb sty whlemall blue and wht<= let- "Red Cross ted up at the Port LarfB letters were gven to the var- Captan Thomas,t of the. Barge Schwartz SSUR relgous fongs and ters were awarde<l to the substtutes. Readng docks reported to the polce pokf of thp sgnfcance of confrm The followng repevod large letters: Joseph Medwclt, Sdney Curre, years, left yesterday afternoon to today that hs son, Ray, aged aton. Roast chcken and pastry were Sdney Rubel, Lawrence Harrs, attend the movejl and has not returned. The hojovore a blue shrt, features of the spread n the base Morrs M Chodosh, C, Joseph p Combs and ttent, Thoso who served wer&t Mr. Ronald Armour. Small l letters n brown trousers and a lght cap when and Mm. M. Harbach^Mra. J. n Barry, bmhetb (l wera to Ken- last seen. neth Harrs, Saul Chnchn, Hyman Rosenblum, Jack Chodosh, Eml Braukoph, sadora Rabnowtz, Bernard Weas and Harry Labotsky. The members of the vafsty baseball team who were awarded wth large OV ars Sdney Curre,. Julgs Vater, John Egnatt, Robert Rchey, Sdney Rube), Joseph Medwck, Joseph Comba, Ronald Armour, Saul Brown, Wllam Lynch, John Cko, Guthom Guderstad and Eml Mudrak. Typng awards were also gven out by Mss Scott, Helen Danels receved a slver pn for dong : words per mnute forffteen mnutes. Edth Kathe also reeved Evelyn Beech, Stephen Babes, slver p Her speed was 46 words ^er mnute. Certfcates were awarded to Wllam Stellar, Peter Treflnko, da Lee, Mldred Etya and Josephne Woskowska. CARD OF THANKS We the undersgned detre to ex press our sncere thanks to our relatves, neghbors and frends for ther kndness and sympathy shown to us at the death of a beloved husband, father, son and brother, Berthalan Delzotto. We especally wsh to thank the Rev. Father Sabo of St. EHzabeth church; Rev. Father Mannon of St. Joseph church] Rev. Father Hennegsy of St. Marys church, Haneld; who were so knd to hm darng hs llness at the hosptal; the chor of St. Elzabeth church, the doctors and nurses a Muhlenburg hosptal. The socetes dom, Joseph Malzsewska, Alma Col- Anna Oder, Margaret Massarfc, whch he was afflated wth and allgan, those who sent beautful floral trb- Jenne Conrad, Anna Podgurska, Tjhere were many features. Joseph utes and.all those who helped us n Hannah Nadel, Dorothy Dalrymple; Oaydos entertaned the audence our great sorrow, the pallbearers Helen Puha, Mchael Patrck, Elzabeth Dance, John Resko, John Rch- wth a voln solo. Ronald Armour and alt those who offered the use of then gave an exhbton dance. Another dance number was gven by Undertaker Frank T. Bums, Chef Joseph Sabo, Helen Fedak, Joseph ther automobles at the funeral. ey, Evelyn Enot, Edward Rley, Mss Francs Sarzllo. Vocal solos of Polce Henry Harrngton and hs Blag, Rose Schayda, Sophe Gnda, were tendered by Mss Glayds Kahn men for kndness a,nd polce escort, John Svon, Anna Toth, Wllam and Mr. Joseph Gaydos, Sdney and employees of the Paulson Co. of Gross, Lauretta Szymborsk, Stanley Vater, Frank Hasek, Mary Tar- Curre concluded the lovely program Planfteld. wth a saxaphone solo. Dancng followed the program, and musc was Mrs, Mary Delzotto, nowsky, ;,, And Famly. furnshed by the hgh school orchestra. A delghtful tme was had by sy, Walter Woznowsky, Dors Well- Lotte Wenaten, Theresa Kapu- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Delzotto,.-... And Famly. er, Jula KaWensky, Anthony Zachk, Walter Wnukowsk, Mary Kravetz, Stephen Borsuk, Elzabeth Arva, Anna Mazurek, Margaret CLASSFED ADS Crag, P. T. A. Hold Card Party At St. Josephs School A well attended card party was held yesterday n St. Josephs hall under the auspces of the P. T. A. of St. Josephs school. Mrs. George FVE Jamson was charman. Next week the party wll be held on Frday " and Mrs. Clara Jamson wll be charman. Woman Arrested Here On Deserton Charge Mrs. Mary Kozub, a mddle-aged woman, who has been lvng n John street, was arrested Monday nght sdng n, Pennsylvana,,. SALE!,,492 the graduates Bang "Amerca the Beautful"; a muscal number, valse ballet, was played by the grammar school orchestra. Anna Medvetz, a clars leader rected "Amerca For Me," and Mary Sawczak, another class leader rected L Envo," by Kplng. The graduates sang "Over The Waters." John Pope, a class leader, rected "Shp of State," Elzabeth Arva, a lass leader rected "The Thnker." Walter Pavlk and Leo Kohn played as a voln duet, "Barcarolle," by Offenbach. The fnal rectaton was "Opportunty," by <Mary MacFarquhar a class leader and wnner of the.t.a. prze for the hghest general average n all subjects. The class was presented by Supervsng Prncpal Mss B. V. Hermann to the presdent of the Board of Educaton, Edward J. Hel who dstrbuted the dplomas. The lst of grudutes follows: Eghth grade graduates, June Walter Bobenczyk, Lous Brown, Stephen Baksa, Dora Chnchn, Hazel Byrne, Andrew Fedlam, Mary Cko, Harold Clauss, Constantne Grutza, Helen Dom, Mtchell Carlsle, Raphael Grntza, Francs Dowlng, Stanley Dydak, LawTence Gudmestad, Henry Efert, Jacob Essg, John Kantor, Joseph Ferku, Mary Gerzoncs, Stanley Ogarek, Josephne Galk, Anthony Hadam, Genza Ssko, John Gavaletz, Valera Jackulk, Edward Thomas, Mchael Halayczt, Anna Kantor, Myrtle Barker, Beatrce Hew, Jula Kachur, Marguerte Bazaa, Else Jabs, Helen Ksh, Anna Bednar, Mary Kovacs. John Konsewcz, Estelle Bogasb, Mary Leskanc, Harret Lebowt*, Thomas Brandqn, Geneveve Masarovc, Anna Lehman, Lllan Chu.- dck, Anna Medvet, Mary Macfarquhar, Andrew Cnege, Howell Ms- Rose Baranczuk, Jula Mscha, Jos-, TWO rooms to let. nqure at 42eph Czajkowsk, Dorpthy Byrne, Ed- Lews "Street, Carteret. y y ward Msdom, Mchael Dobrowalsk, FOR RENT Stella Chomck, JuluB Nemeth, Mchael Tylka, Sophe Falkowsk, Lous room aat, all mprovements located at 77, Atlantc street. Neuman, Elzabeth Erdely, Catherne Gulychuk, Catherne Palehonky, STORE To Lek-at 67 Roosevelt...avenue. For ether or both, apply Bruce Farr, Ethel Kathe, Mary Palnsky, Anna Fsher, Helen Knor, to: Wllam Greenwald, 68 Roosevelt avenue, Carteret. Emma Pencotty, Helen van, Sophe Krasbwska, Mchael Poll, Stephen on a oharjfe of deserton, Her hus- Kady, Mary.Lbs, John Popel, band, " Vosl - " Koub - - " " alleged - that she Theodore d Kleban, Vctora Malovtz, deserted hm and ther 9-year-old Walter Popel, Leo Kohn, Henretta daughter whle the famly was re-nadel, Joseph Re&o, Mary Krssak. Catherne Rbbnson, Bernard r - SALE! OUT OF BUSNESS Our entre stock consstng of pants, varnshes, bulders hardware, mechancs tools, household furnshng and fshng supples. TO BE SOLD BELOW COST SATURDAY POSTVELY LAST DAY Door Closes At O~clock Sat. Nght Sorensons Hardware Rockman, JoRephn Lurhek, Ronenhlum, John Skocypec, Anna Malanrhek, Jula Spos, Charlotte Spewak, Edward Medvetz;.Sylva Schwartz, John Stanehar, Florence Nadolsk, Petronella Sflotwnska, Alexander Stutzke, Margaret Nadol sk, Geneveve Snrolezynska, Stephen Suto, Anna Pavlk, Paulne Szczesnn, Joseph Venook, Paulne Penksa, Gezella Yuhasz, Martha Amundsen, Frank Prgy, Emma Mlewsky, So- The father sad the boy was n the habt of returnng to the barge promptly after attendng to any errands on shore. He was much dstressed and asked the polce to ad n searchng for the mssng lad. HARDMAtT P H A R M A C Y Ed, L. Hardman, formerly of Seamans, Perth Amboy PRESCRPTONS Called For and Delvered! *. Hahwr Aveta* and Green Street Tel. 8 Wood», N.. SPECAL June 8 and 23 nclusve BAR HARBOR Chars $3.98 Renforced, Guaranteed Not D.PARUNAK 4S4 Rahway Ave. Phone 92 WOODBRDGE. N. J. MACHNE WORK Reparng Our Specalty All Makea of Cars and Tracks Repared WldnTand Cuttng B*tt«r«Clutrfvd and Rented All Work GmrtnUcd SELN GARAGE Lncoln Hghway Phona MetucW SELN 9J-2 Brown Clam Fals Speedway Wll Open Vce Chancellor Yesterday Dened njuncton To Stop Openng of Track. Sttng n Long Branch yesterday mornng Vco Chancellor Berry d»- ssed the applcaton of the Brown nmly nterest for an njuncton stranng the Perth Amboy Speed ay, a race track n Woodbrdge, mm openng. The pettoners based her acton on a clam that they ere owners of an equty n the property. They were represented by attorneys Vogel and Lowenkopf. Frederck F. Rchardson and Senator Theodore Strong appeared "or the owners of the race track. Followng the decson of the vcehancellor t was announced that the race track wll open on July 4 as announced. Many Carteret Guests At Hopelawn Party HOPELAWN A surprse party was gven n honor of Wllam Jeroff, Saturday evenhg. The guests were: Mr and Mrs,""john E. Dunne, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, Mr. ard Mrs. Joseph Wesman, Mrs. George Bracher, Mss Anna Rchards, Harry Conlon and James McGrath, ajl of Carteret; Thomas Peterson, of Rahway; Joseph Ftzgerald, of Elzabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Jeroff, Ethel Geroff and. Geneveve Hoffman. njured m Accdent At Carteret Plant FORDS Martn Ratjcak, of ths place, receved panful njures to hs rght foot and knee Tuesday when hs leg was caught n a whrlng worm at the plant of the Warner Chemcal" Company at Carteret. He was taken to the Perth Amboy Cty Hosptal where he s benr attended by Dr. Frank C. Henry. Specal Sale SATURDAY ONLY DRESSES OF TUB SLK, NDAN PRNTS, HEAVY CREPE- DE-CHNE. Reg. $ Val. (TOLLMANS U STYLE SHOPPE U 38 Man St., Rahway, N. J. Open Evenngs KNOW NEW JERSEY! CARtERET PRBS3 The Frederck H. Turner Co :s nsurance :. 4S» East AT*., ««r. n Telephone Woodbrdge 239 c me CLOTHES CUSTOM TALORED TO-MtASUHE Suts Cr c Cl " nn «Pressed *^U. Pr.»n, The Publc Servant OF A Great State A neu< movng pcture presented by Publc Servce Corporaton / New Jersey, n connecton wth the celebraton / t Twenty<//th Annversary.» sn up Our New Plant Makes These Low Prces Possble. New York Custom Talors 68 Man St. Phone 67 Woodbrdge ncludes a remarkable seres of aeral moton pctures, revealng muchof New Jersey as the avators see t, and shows some of the plants and other facltes of Publc Servce whch provde electrcty, gas and local trans* portaton for the most populous secton of the State.,HM( <M M,.\ / s WM be Shown at HGH SCHOOL, PERTH AMBOY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, at 8 P. M. ADMSSON FREE. x-m ^mmmmmunmnmmmmuybbb A Great Roarng Flood of Values Prces Are Beng Burnt To A Crsp! They Are Meltng Away! THE BG SALE m BLAZES TRALS NOW N FULL SWNG Lades ««Chldrens Wearng Apparel Mllnery, Furnshngs and Baby Clothng Almost Gven Away AN EVENT TrJAT BEGGARS DESCRPTON AND STAGGERS BELEF! MENT! ACT QUCKLY! DONT LET THESE MATCHLESS SAVNGS BE GET YOUR SHARE! LADES DRESSES To Frat Buyers $ 9 LADES* SLK HOSE d» 3 para V * LADESSLK DRESSES $3 9 LADES COATS FUR TRMMED $2 9 BOYS ALL WOOL SUTS 4 Pece $ 9 DONT FORGET NAME, PLACE OR DATE FREE! SOUVENRS TO FRST BUYERS BRDGE LAMPS-^STAND AND SHADE LARGE SERVNG TRAYS LEATHER BAGS DELAY MEANS DSAPPONT- "SNAPPED UP" BEFORE YOU BOYS WASH SUTS 3 for BOYS LONG PANTS CHLDRENS COATS LADES HOUSE DRESSES. 92 val LADES HATS CHLDRENS HATS THE FAR The Store wth a Name..:.*>*; 9 9 (67: so:

9 F PM Colo ed ** r * ce * ^s ^aper * s cents ever ywhere Pay no more CARTERET PRESS 2PagesTodaf Sportng News, Page VOL. V, No- 4 (AlTKRF/r. N..!., FRDAY, JUNK 22, 928 Newark Man Held On Serous Charge Pedler Arrested Here On Charges Made By 9-Year- Old Grl Must Face Grand Jury. After keepng watch for several days, the polce Saturday arrested Morrs Schznerman, a pedler, of Newark, on a serous statutory harge based on statements made by H-year-old Elsabeth Wsnosky, of Kdwn Street. The chld cted four offenses. Schznerman made a general denal. He was held for the acton of the grand jury and was sent to the county jal Monday. The attenton of the polce Was frst drected to the alleged relatons between Schznerman and t)» WJsnosky chld by a woman named Pohl, lvng n the neghborhood. Ths woman sad that her own daughter, Emma had been a wtness. Schznerman s a pedler and junk dealer. Some tmes he come* to Cart<?ret collectng junk; on other occasons he sells vegetables. He made a general denal of the charges. Carteret Councl Holds Up Pay OfE. Rahway Sewer Contractor Mller Must SUrt Work On Replacng Street n Order To Get Check Traffc Shut Off n Response To Protest. John Donohue, of East Rahway, made such a vgorous and eloquent protest aganst the condton of Rahway avenue Monday nght that he strred the Borough Councl to the frst defnte acton t has taken to brng relef for those who wsh to use the road and those who lve along t and suffer from the clouds of dust that traffc strs up from t, At the end of Donohues talk a dscusson of the condton of the road was carred on among the councl members wth the result that t was decded to close the road temporarly to all traffc except Rahway-Carteret buses and cars belongng to persons lvng n Bast Rahway or merchants delverng goods there. n addton to ths the ceuncl held up a payment of $,9 due to Contractor George Mller, the voucher to be retaned untl Mller begns workng n>p!scng the road n condton for travel wth safetyto comfort. Mr. Donohue sad that every farmnded ctzen n Carteret would wth hm when he sad that the condton of the Rahway road was deplorable and unnecessarly so. He placed the blame for the condton squarely on the shoulders of the councl, declarng that nothng had Wen done beyond talk. " feel that there has been larty upon your part, Ountlemen," he sad, "f you can not brng relef who can?" The road, Donohue sad, s the Rateway to Unon County and for nure than seven months t has been closed because a contractor put a newer n the mddle of the road. Other towns, he sad put sewers on the sde of streets and kept the streets open lor traffc. He gave K ll-sde and lnden as examples. The > ouncl should get on the "928 band wagon," he declared. Mr. Donohue protested wth especal vgor aganst the hardshp to hm and other resdents of East Rahway caused by dust from the road snce the comng of dqr weather. He sad that cars gong over the road on Sunday, partcularly, rased such -louds of dust that people had to dose wndow! tght and stay n the h»use. Flower beds and shrubbery re runed and houses were made unsghtly, he declared. Counclman Prank Andres who ^as presdng n the absence of the mayor, sad that he was sore, hm- M-lf on account of the promses that had b#en made and never kept by Contractor Mller. Attorney Strem lau sad that the only way to reach Mllet was through hs pocketbook. ] t was he that suggested holdng up he check. gns for mprovements there,- wa not so well pleased wth the dea o dosng the road to traffc. He has " 8TH* fllng staton. Lysek sad that Engneer Olver F. Mtchell wa l «blarn* for most of the trouble. was Mtchell, Lysek sad, that mad the contractor drop work on t% ««n road.and gve hs attenton t completng sde streets n real es Left to rght bottom row. Kttng: Lucy, Hagan, F.lvrn Musco. Rose Borak, Elzabeth Scn, Rose Zatk, Rev. Father Edward C. Mannon, Frances Auto, Sylva Travontna, Anna Pado, Elzabeth Sohen, Hclon Rrachka. Second Row: Russell Mullan, Lous Turner, Phlp Foxe, Evelyn Fedkow, Jane Harrngton, Sophe Rabtsky, Mary Kowarch, Josephne Pluto, Edward Coughln, Frederck Conran, Morton LeVan, Thrd Row. Sster Mary ta, supervsor of the school, Joseph Byrne, Wllam Muefce, Joseph Skmmons, Joseph Zmmerman, John Schen, Tmothy Donovan, John Hamulak, Harold Harrngton, Thomas Murtagh. tate development plots. He suggested gettng another engneer as Mtchell s an out-of-town man and the offcals have been preachng patronze home talent and ndustry. Mtchell met the attack wth a grn, The entre councl voted n favor of the two measures to hasten the completon of the road work. A resoluton presented by Counclman Ells and adopted gves Karl Krepper the rght-to sgn checks n payment of borough blls n the absence of Collector Brady on account of llnes. Counclman John Yuronka called attenton to the condton at the Washngton avenue end of Hermann avenue where a depresson flls wth water and mud and makes traffc dffcult. The street commssoner was drected to nl up the hole wth cnders. Another hole at Salem avenue and Unon street, wll be repared. Mrs. ona Johnson, recently apponted nurse for the Board of Health, was put on the borough payroll at $2 per month. Ffty-eght resdents and property owners n Edwn street pettoned the councl to pave that street wth concrete. n the petton t was set forth that the street s nearly m lassable, especally n wet weather and that dtches at the sde make t dangerous alke to pedestrans and ehclea. The petton was receved and fled to be gven consderaton when the summer street program \s made up. A letter that created some comment was receved from Ambrose Mundy, superntendent of the Mddlesex Water Company. The wrter stated that he had not repled to several letters from the councl for a conference because he had been ted up wth engagements for every nght, He would be free to confer wth the councl n the future and would meet them at ther convenence. Arrangements for a meetng wll be made, t was stated, as soon as Mayor Mulvhll who was out of town at the tme of the meetng, returned. John Lysek, resdent of East Rahway and actve n several cam- The proposed conference s for the purpose of dscussng g new water mans and branches n out-lyng parts of the borough that have been bult up recently, The report of the recorder showed that $34 had been collected n fnes durng May. Expenses and portons of fnes due to the state totaled $92 and a check for the balance accompaned the report and was turned over to the collector. The chef of polce was authorzed to attend the Natonal conventon of polce chefs at Colorado Sprngs, FRST PRESBYTERAN CHURCH Sunday, June 24 9:46 A. M. Bble school. A. M. Dvne Worshp. Topc "Mans Greatest Need." No evenng servce. ALL ABOARD FOR ASBURY PARK Bathng and all other Attractons Open. St. Josephs Annual Famly Excurson Sunday, June 24 Trans Leave: Chrome : Uebgs Lane :4 J East Rahway : St. Josephs School Has Graduaton Thrty" Receve Dplomas At Exercses Held Sunday Nght. The eghth grade class n St. Josephs parochal school was graduated Sunday nght at exercses held n the chdrch. Rev. Father Casper, S. J. was the speaker. He delvered a sermon that was a masterpece of eloquence. He, descrbed the pareehlal school as a nursery that ftted the pupls for the problems of lfe and strengthed them to take care of themselves. The hand of the Master, he sad would be on ther shoulders, gudng them from the day they left the school throughout ther lves f they so desred. The class, consstng of ffteen boys and a lke number of grls, attended Holy Communon n a body n St. Josephs church on Sunday mornng. After the mass they were served wth a communon breakfast a. toe school gymnasum by the Parent-Teacher Assocaton. Entertaned By Classmates After Commencement After the graduaton exercses n the hgh school.last nght a party was held n St. Josephs school audtorum at whch the entre graduatng class of the hgh school were guests. The affar was gven by Mrs. Paul B. Harrngton, Mrs. Thomas Senors Make Merry At Annual Class Day One of Bet Programs n Hstory of School Presented Wednesday Senor* Provde Prze For Leader of Next Years Clasa. The most delghtfal class day program ever presented at Carteret hgh school was gven by the Class of 28 last Wednesday afternoon before a capacty audence n the hgh school audtorum. Wllam Harrngton, presdent of the graduatng! class opened the ceremones wth a speech of welcome, n whch he thanked Mss Hermann, the entre faculty and the student body for the hearty cooperaton that they have gven to the senor class durng the last four years. Joseph Comba, r behalf of the senor class presented Coach McCarthy wth a beautful pen and pencl. Joseph Gaydos and Walter Wadak presented the school wth a targe pcture, gven by the senor class. A fve dollar gold pece. w»8 also gven by the Class of 28 & (be pupl n the ncomng senor class who should fnsh wth the hghest grade n mathematcs. The senor clasa then sang ther clasa song, followed by a sketch. The openng scene takes place n the famous studos of Messrs. Wadak and Gaydos, The tme s ten years hence and the place s n the cty of Pars. These famous artsts awat wth eagerness the arrval of sxtyfour noted celebrates who are tourng the contnent. A few well- Curre and Mrs..Horace Armour, t kn()wn celebratef( are Gladys Kann mothers of three of the graduates. n addton to the members of the graduatng class there were other frends of the three sons, Wllam Harrngton, Sdney Curre and Ronald Armour, n all about 2 were present. A banquet was served, by a Perth Amboy caterer and the frolc lasted unt}l long after mdnght. Grl Wns Honor lt Perth Amboy Margaret Mldred Conran, of ^Hrwn larteret, one vno of v*. the graduates of St. Marys hgh school commencement n Perth Amboy, held ths week, won a prze of $ n gold for havng the hghest mark n Englsh. Several Carteret folks attended the exercses ncludng Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Keppler, Mr. and Mrs. Phlp Foxe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shen, Mrs, James Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Conran and Mrs. Thomas Bulfamous Amercan prma donna; Lous Varad, noted Amercan crmnologst, Dr. Sdney Curre, and Wllam Harrngton, noted Amercan fnaneeer. Mss Gladys Kahn followed wth a vocal solo, enttled "Lttle Nelle Kelly." She was accompaned by Mss Alce Barker at the pano. The next number was a vocal solo by Mss Lllan Roth enttled "Solo Mo." Ronald Armour, followed wth a dance specalty whch went over bg. He dd the Yddsh Charleston. Arthur Schonwald, on seeng Armours dance, detests t and propbecses badly upon jazz.* Arthur played hs part to perfecton. He wore a most pcturesque costume. Joseph Gaydoa played a voln solo whch was very much apprecated by theentre audence. The senor class orchestra, composed of Sdney Curre, Ronald Armour, George Glass, Alce Barker, Hary Rockand Joseph Gaydos entertaned the au- Schools Out Other members of the class who helped to make the afternoon an enjoyable one took the followng parts: Anta Wager was the model. Joseph Comba acted as rado announcer. The guests were Lawrence Harrs, Edna Bradford, Francs Sarzllo, Stella Czakoska, Anna Proscura, Evelyn Sprnger, Edna Brown, Edna da Lee. Albrech, Harold Rapp, Mary ^ George rvng Klen, Saul Brown, John Egnatz, Ruth Grohman, Lous Varad, Olve Gunderson, Arthur Schonwald, Bernard Wess and Joseph Turner. Edward Nadel was the postman. One of the features of the program was the Varsty Drag, gven by Gussle Zer, Madelne Wohlfcemuth, Helen Donnelly, Floryce Brown, Anna Scwart and Edna Brown. The dstrbuton of class gfts by Edward Nadel and Joseph Gaydos followed. The graduates then sang ther farewell song, the concludng number ot the program, after whch, they marched from the audtorum amd the applause of all those present. Carteret Man Fned On Serous Charge Edwn Street Resdent Turned Over To Woodbrdga By Carteret Polce, Pays $22.6. Alex Molnar, of Edwn street, Carteret, was arragned before Recorder Vogel Monday and fned $2 and $2.6 costs. He pad. Molnar who descrbed hmself as a laborer, was pcked up by the Carteret polce and turned over to the polce of Woodbrdge. He was charged wth dsorderly conduct and gven the lmt. The complanant was a Woobrdge woman actng n behalf of a lttle grl. mproper conduct toward the chld was the base of the arrest. Molnar had $68 n cash and a check for $2 when brought to headquarters. When the fne was mposed he left the check at headquarters and left returnng n less than half an hour wth enough cash to pay the amount of hs fne, PRCE THREE CF^ Hgh School Commencement Held At School Last Ngl g Class Receves Dploma* Many Wn Specal Pr Eght Are Frst Honor Students Fourteen Get Honors, Tn lrkcm class graduated thus fnr f<>m Carterpt hgh school reccvml dplomas nt exercses held last njjlt n thf school adutorum. There sxty four senors and thrtytwo df them were graduated n the -lnsscnl course; seventeen n the Kpnernl course and ffteen n the nmmercnl courts. Eght ware frst honor pupls wth general averages above!t(t percent; fourteen were secmd honor puplb wth averages between 8 and 9 percent. A crowd that packed the audtor un attended the graduaton exercscn. The prncpal speaker was by le hgh school orchestra. (hnrles B. Mtchell gnve tho ton. There was vocal solo Olayds H. Kahn, a saxaphone by George Glass, choruses Hy graduates and orchestra numbers. The class was presented by Sup vsng Prncpal Hss. B. V. He to Presdent Edward J. Hel presented the dplomas. Awrdll of prlms by Prncpal Mss A, Scott followed. After the pres were awar* there was a saxaphnne solo by ney Carre and a voln solo by q,_ eph Gaydon. The closng chorus wa John Thomas Madden, dean of the "Amerca" by the assembly. R«H! school nf commerce of New York Father E. C. Mannon pronoun Unversty. Hs talk had to do wth the benedcton, educaton, hut he lad much stress on the value of ntatve and the ahlty to take care of ones self. He told of those who had ganed success and fame through educaton and of others who had made great strdes despte the lack of schoolng. He advocated common sense and self confdence. Several przes were awarded for excellence n varous lnes of study and endeavor. Saul BTOwn took the Amercan Legon prje for hstory, the Hermann prte for Scence, and the Busness Mens Assocaton prze for mathematcs. Alce Barker won the John Lyman prze for typewrtng wth a record of sxty-one words per mnute. She. also won he Remngton Company gold pn and s enttled to another prte comng from the Underwood company. n addton to these she won the P. T. A. prze for excellence n Englsh. Mary Faut won the P. T. A. prze for attendance, never havng mssed a day n four years. Stanley Andrejewsk took the faculty prze for attendance. A smlar prlxe went to Glass won the faculty prze n mathematcs. The Busness Mens Asso. prze for the hghest mark n Scence went to Ruth Grohman. The program opened wth a march The graduates, classcal courm Edna Brown, Floryce Brown, 8 Brown, Mary. Faust, George Gl Ruth Grohman, all frst honor dents; Kdna Bradford, Anna :ura, Paul Schonwald, Lous Vat Blanche Zemba, Gussle Zer, all ond honor students. Stanley jewnk, Georgne Belsel, Alexander^ Cawolsky, Saul Chn chn, Stella? Cajkowska, Olve Gunderaon, r Klen, Harry Lubotoky, Emt rak, Harold Rapp, Sdney Rubel, Frances Sarello, Arthur 8chonwal4,! Anna Schwart, Max Stenberg, ~ ther Venook, Walter Wadak, AnM Wager, Bernard Wess, Edward Wt* gus. General Course: Evelyn Sprlngajr.Jj frst honor pupl; Edna Albrtcht, Jenne Axelrad, Mary Dorn, seco*! honor pupls; Ronald Armour, SU4- vj ney Curre, Helen Donnelly, John Egnat*, Charles Ells, Joseph Q*T*v$ dos, Ernest Goldberger, Harrngton, Lawrence Harrs, Har Rock, Frank Szymanowak, JuBl Vater and Madelne Wohlgemuth. (, Commercal course: Alce Barker,<* frst honor pupl; Joseph Comba, Helen Danels, Meyer Rosenblum,, ^ Llan Roth, Else Schuck, secondj honor pupls; John Cko, Mldred, Czaya, Gladys Kahn, John Knnelly, Edth Kathe, da Lee, Edward Nadel, Joseph Turner and Florence Yetman. Lndy Sermon To Small Boy njured Carteret Graduates Struck By Car Rahway Pastor Tells Senors That Flyer Ganed Fame By Holdng On to AH He Had Learned. The baccalaureate sermon to the hgh school senors was delvered Sunday afternoon n the hgh school audtorum by Rev, Robert W. Ellott, D. D., retor of the Church of The H,oly Comforter, of Rahway. Dr. Ellotts talk was an eloquent appeal to the students to retan ther educton by usng t. He took for hs ;ext Revelatons, Chapter 3, verse TToM fast that whch thou hast, that no man take They Crown." n openng Mr. Ellott sad that a lttle more than a year ago Charles Lndbergh was a stunt flyer n the west, lttle known and makng hs lvng by plotng an ar mal plane. To hs ntmates, the speaker sad, Lndbergh was known as "The Flyng Fool." Then, one day contnued the speaker,-ths young man flew to New York and the next mornng he took off for France. "Now know you are a flyng fool," sad one of hs frends at the departure. But a few hours later Lndbergh landed just where he ntended to land near Pars. He was no longer a flyng fool but the worlds greatest hero a messnger of good wll. Hs name was on everyones lps. The secret of Lndberghs great feat, the speaker declared, was that he held fast to what he had learned about flyng. On the way across the Atlantc he encountered stormy weather, sleet was accumulatng on the wngs of hs plane and addng to the danger of the trp. But agan he held fast, ths tme to hs purpose. He rejected a thought of turnng back and kept on holdng fast to ha purpose * of crossng the ocean. Other great characters n hstory were used by the speaker to llustrate ha theme. He urged the students to hold fast to the frendshps formed n the class room and to all other frendshps, and to have consderaton for others. He told of an ncdent n the lfe of the Prnce of Wales after the war. The prnce vsted a hosptal am ntated on see tyj ull of the wounded and speakng u word wth each. Sn ally he was shown what was left of one solder -hs ams uld lugs were gone, ra could not se«, hs eyea havng been destroyed by lqud lre. He could not hear. Wlut was left of hs face was scarred. He had no wuy of guttng contact wth others. The prnce atuoped and kssed the dsfgured cheeks and ttartt from h* eyes fell on the fuco of the older. t WHS the frst contact of sympathy the man had known n months and he brghtened up even though hs featuraa were dsfgured everyone present could note the cha n concludng Mr. Ellott sad thtt all well b«n«u lfe depended upon obedent to Godn wll. Mw Auna D. Scott, prncpal of the hgh school presded- Mnn Gene. veve Krayer, supervsor of musc led the hgh chool orchestra n muscal numbers, Sonool C«m_j»Uson Joseph Soroka 8-Year-Old Ha* Fve Teeth Knocked Out and a Badly Brused Drver Says Wheels Dd Not Pa*s Over Chld. Joseph Soroks, an 8-ytar-old boy, of 72 Emerson street, waa struck by a car drven by Mchael Medwck, of 9 Centralaveme Frday evenng, at 7 : oclock and panfully njur- - ed, Medwck took the boy to ther offce of Dr. Joseph Wantoch who* ( descrbed hs njures as foluws-r fve teeth knocked Aut, face badly* ; brused and lacerated, arm3 and left ade of body brused, no bones brok-vl n. Medwck was drvng south on r Pershng avenue and struck the boy T at a pont n the avenues abreast of the Borough Hall. Atcng Desk Sergeant Danel ORourke sad he heard two bumps and the Bcream of brakes* He rushed to a wndow n the polce,;j room and saw Medwcka car stopabout four car lengths beyond the; boy who was lyng n the street.* Medwck jumped out and went to, the lads assstance. The offcer recallng the two$ bumps he heard, asked Medwck the pheels passed over the body. Medwck sad that the boy-:j9 attempted to run across the street so close n front of hs car that could not stop t n tme to avoll httng hm, he dened that wheels passed over the lad. The boy was taken to hs home.. * The polce made a record of MeoV wcks regstraton, pendng any na developments \ the caae. Hermann were on the platform the speaker. The senors attended n cap Please menton ths paper whef buyng from advertser*. Top-notch values at rockbottom prces! We are talkng about a dandy lne of talored-tothe-mnute mens suts w* are offerng to judcouaj buyers. f you are nterested n the subject of ctothea and want to save money t would be ft good dea for you to stroll around am look us over. PRCES MENS STORE Washngton Avenue

10 PAGE TWO vmm 22, 928 \/L:M "D;H you rver notc* bow m ch work a an ran ffh mt of wotn- man by pr>*ng hm?" Bu tn«wrt tl w?lrk. pantng and redecr.ratmjf the woodwork and the furnture, s rtally!>o much fun, that one 4o«nt hmve to be wheeded nto t! One of the most «uccewful jobs weve ever Feen done * a beautful bedroom *oh whkb k*d been made from odd pece* of cast-off furnture, collected and panted the same color. We handle Pant* and Varnfthes, whch lend themselves wonderfully well to home decoratng. f yond lke to try your hand st t. let us help you make a good job of t. WOODBRDGE (LUMBER COMPANY lldlhnc MATERAL vdodbdc Please menton ths paper when bayng from advertsers. >"; Whte Man* Mm* Burden Too mock of th# whte man bur *n n rsrrtfd l h* wastlne. Ro» ton WOODBRDGE NEW CANDY KTCHEN Manafaetaren and Dealer* n Stretlr Par* CANDES AND CE CREAM 79 Mn St, WpodbrW**. Tel. 4 GUST A V BLAUM ul OCdCt ft DO 7 MAN ST. GARDNERS GARAGE (JOHN F. GARDNEK, Jr.) 47 Rahway Avenue Near Corner of Green Street WOODBRDGE Expert Reparng and Overhaulng By Smakz MatUd T«u GMKM J Motor Ob MCKE SAYS -THAT MAKES OS ALL FEB~ snus OUT UTO OMU tuts OPHCE, rc> euuuu ut! >EVjeOS6 FlUD CHEW REUEV/ No, ndeed! All llfnt-fataded people are not net- ararly blonds. A tehlson Globe. THE Paulus Dary Man Offce: 89-9 New St., New Brunswck, N. J. Phone 24 Establshed 89 USE PAULUS ERFECTLY ASTEURZED osnvely. MLK Wftlker-Gordon Certfed Mlk Wendmew Farms Raw Golden Guernsey Mlk Suydams and Rutgera Specal Raw Tuberculn Tested Mlk DSTRBUTON COVERS New Branswck. Hghland Park, South Rr*ar, Sayravffle, Parltn, South Amboy, Perth Amboy, Woodbrdgt Carteret, Ford* and Metuchen, N. J. Your Old Electrc Cleaner and <jc* a DscoMnt on a New HOOVER SECURE an electrc cleaner that wll sut your needs. Know the satsfacton of floor coverngs thoroughly cleaned. The oftener you clean wth a Hoover the longer your rugs wll last. t costs no more than an ordnary cleaner, but ordnary cleanng methods cant accomplsh what the Hoover does. They wont take all the drt from rugs. Drt cannot escape the New Hoover. All the threads and lnt are swept up; all the drt s vbrated loose and suctoned up nto the Hoover bag. "Postve Agtaton" the specal feature of the New Hoover vbrates to the surface of the rug the drt that has been ground n, whch, f left, wll soon cut the. nap and run the rug. " Two Hoover models both wth "Pos tve Agtaton" No. 7 at $7 cash and No. 43 at $9.. A slght ncrease over cash prces charged f sold on terms $ down and $ a month. Your old electrc cleaner s stll worth somethng. Turn t n to us and well make a substantal reducton on the purchase of a. New Hoover. Telephone and let us call to apprase t. DSERVCEst The Perodcal Gcada Or 7-Year Locust Wthn a short trnr nm bre No. 2 of the perodcal tnln or!7 ypar orust wll pmerto from the ground nnd ts song wll bo he«rd overywher*. Even now many of (He nt hole* have been opened and the yellowsh-brown, grblkc rrpatures may be seen. Ths hr»«n pont of number and state-wn r dstrbuton f. the mort mportant (rcurrnk wthn the lmts of New.Tcr«ey. ts last appearance shove rround took place n the year l*ll. t wll appear n MB and aran n l»4ft. The perodcal rrada \t a pecu- > lar nfect n that t appear* above gtoond n the wnged form for a few weeks, fles aho-t attractng much attenton by ts =<>np and numbers, lays ts eggs and des. From the eggs, -whch are lad n twgs and branches of trees and shrubb hatch tny grub-lke creatures that fall to the ground, burrow nto the sol and reman there unnotced by man, feedng and (Trowng for nearly 7 years. No apprecable damage s done by the ground-nfestng form or by the feedng of the adult nsects above ground. The female seeks out sutable twgs and branches of trees and shrubs and, wth her strong ovpostor, lays her eggs deeply mbedded n the woody tssue. Real damsge results from ths egg-layng because n every case a deep wound s made openng the way for woodrottng and bark-destroyng parastc plants and n many cases the wounds are so large that the porton of the twg or branch beyond the pont of njury s klled. The female perodcal ccada prefers oak, hckory, and apple for egg layng but wll use almost any tree or shrub f nothng more sutable offers tself, ndeed, females have been known to lay eggs n herbaceous plants and, n a few nstances, n evergreens. There s one case on record n whch the female made a determned effort to lay eggs n the ron hand ral of a brdge. Tn or damage to the plants may result, done to young trees and shrubs. These plants can be most completely protected by coverng them wth cloth mosquto net. The amount of materal requred and the labor of puttng t oa s small, for each unt. Generally a pece large enough to cover the twgs and branches s eat off and lad lghtly over the folage. The loose edges are gathered together and loosely ted around the stem. These covers should be appled after the nsects become numerous. Sprayng the plants, for whch protecton s desred, wth commercal lme-sulfur, gallon, to 4 gallons of water, or wth heavy lme wash, say 4 pounds of hydrated lme to gallons of water, or wth bordeaox mxture, has been shown to afford a consderable measure of protecton. Judgment mast be used n employng these mxtures, or damage to the plants moy result The lme sulfur can be used ot young apple and most evergreens The bordeaux can be used on grapes The lme wash can be used safely on almost any speces of woody plant BLOCKS STATE THEATRE WOODBRDGE TONGHT * POLA NEGR n "SECRET HOUR" SATURDAY JUDO 23 ~~ 3 FEATURES 2 BEBE DANELS n "FEEL MY PULSE" ADDED FEATURE HOOT GBSON n "WLD WEST SHOW" SUN. & MON June 24-2 "COHENS and KELLYS N PARS" FEATURNG GEORGE SDNEY TUESDAY June 26 2 FEATURES 2 "SO THS S LOVE" FEATURNG SHRLEY MASON ADDED FEATURE H. L WLSON "SKY HGH SAUNDERS" WED. -THURS.-June Wallace) and Raymond BEERY HATTON n "PARTNERS Kll* Worm* To ptprmlnnte pnrthwotm from potted plnnt*. thmt nnlnmt mlphtr mutch**, hfflrts Jnrn, nto the Mrth nrfmnd tt>p plhnts "»P from two to Btx mntrhw. nrrorrtlne n the «tw> nf the plant Unted State* Lead* Not so long ago the Unted Btste* wan romppllml to mport nlraort all the dye nw n thn country, twt»t the prpsent tme wp h«tp tnorp flye mannnctorm than all thr r«t of thf world Members of the senate sad th* house of representatves do not hat* to be natum bom clttsens. They nur he natural!***] emsma, Hsar najnrallted cttlsens bsre served n both brnncne* of the nstlonal legslature. Shop n An Asco Store Then Fgure Your Savngs Whatever your weekly Food allowance may be, you not only Save Money by shoppng n your Nearest ASCO Store, but you are assured of Qualty Merchandse and complete Satsfacton as well. 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11 928 One of the bf«t ways to learn how to play a good game o( aucton s to study h«mstakes made by others. n ths way smlar mstakes can be avoded and your own game mproved to that extent. Here are several hands that brng out ponts that should be carefully studed And understood: Example Hand No. Hearts-K.QJ. 8, 7, Clubs. 7 Damonds A, K, Spades A. 7 Y A B Z ARTCLE No.. No score, fr«l game. Z dealt and passed, A bd one spade, Y bd two hearts, B bd two spades. Z passed, A also passed, Y bd three hearts, and B passed. Z passed and A bd three spades. What should Y now do Should he pass or bd four hearts? Y should pass. He has bd all that hrs hand s possbly worth. f he does bd four hearts he s pretty sure to be dojblnr and lose a bg penalty. On the other haad, he has so many good cards that he has a good chance to save th«game, even f hs partner doesnt take a trck. n the actual hand however, Y bd {our hearts, was doubled, and lost four hundred ponts. At spades, A-B could have scored only three odd. Be on the lookout for hands of ths type and dont overbd when you know you are badly lcked, especally when you have a good chance to save game at the opponents bd. Eampte Hand No. 2 Hearts K.Q,, 7,6,3 Clubs-A Damonds A, K, Q, 9 > Spades 8, No acore, rubber game. 2 desk and pasted, A bd one club, Y bd three hearts, B and 2 pmed and A doubled Y ptswrf, B bdfour clute, Z and A passed and Y doubted. f Band Z passed and A redoubled, what should Y now do > Should he P>M the redouble or bd HeSfts K,, J Clubs 9.2 Damond* K, J, 8, 2 Spades 7,,3,2 Clubs are trumps antl Z s playng the hand. f A leads the nne of clubs, how can Z play the Knd so that he wll wn all of the rsk aganst any defense? Z should wn tbe trck and lead the four of damonds, wnnng the trck n Ys hand wth the ace. He should then lead a small damond and trump n hs own hand wth a small trump. He should then lead the kng of spades and follow wth the four of spades, trumpng n Ys hand wth the rght of club*. He should then lead a small damond from Ys hand and trump n h* own hand. He Hearts K. Clubs none Damond* K Spades none How to Play BRDGE 9*7***& Wynne Ferguson ACTCA AUCTON BWDOf* four hearts? Y should pus the redouble fl!lu V<. U t h s *" "" to decde whet nor they could defeat four clubs or should t ry to make four hearts. Ys hand s so strong that t s almost a certanty tha he can defeat the four club bd. On the other hand, Zs falure to bd over B s four clubs and As double of three hearts makes t very unlkelv that Y mn make four oddn hearts. For these very evdent reasons, Y should pass the redouble and try to defeat the four lubbd. n theactual game however, Y got pancky when A redoubled and bd four carts. A doubled and Y faled to make s contract by one trck. f he had massed the redouble, he would have defeated the four club bd by two trcks or four hundred ponts, so Ys mstake m judgment. ths nstance cost hm fve hundred ponts. Whenever n doubt, choose the certanty. Eample Hand No. 3 Hearts J, 7 Clubs A, J, 6, 3 Damond* Q, 8, 7,4 Spades A, J,8 Y A B Z No score, frst game. Z dealt and bd one heart. f A bd one no-trump, what should Y do? Should he pass, double one no-trump or bd two no-trump? On^of the best way to decde Y proper bd s by decdng what Y should do f A had passed Zs one heart bd. Under these condtons Y should have bd one no-trump, for he has a very strong hand and only two hearts. f such s the case, how can A make one no-trump f Z has an orgnal heart bd and Y has a hand on whch he justfably could have bd one no-trump t A had passed? f you consder all these factors, t t* at once apparent that Y should double As bd one no-trump. n the actual game Y passed and defeated Al bd by fve trcks. When you have a certanty such u ths, dont hestate to take advantage of the opportunty and score a bg penalty. f Y had been alert to the stuaton he would have doubled the one no-tmmp and scored fve hundred ponts nstead of two hunch.,j ffty. Answer to Problem No. J* Hearts-A. J.O, 7, 6 Club*-8.7 Damonds A,,9,7,3 Spades «Y Z Hearts 2 Clubs A. K.Q, J.,,3 Damonds 4 Spades A, K, 8.4 Hearts-A. J Clubs none Damonds Spades none Hearts Q, 8,,4 Clubs 6,4 Damonds Q, 6, Spades, J,, 6 should then lead out four rounds of trumps. A must make three dscards. He can dscard one heart and two spades. He cannot dscard ht kng of damonds or Ys ten of damonds wll be good. Y must make (our dscards. He can dscard three hearts and the nne of damonds. B must make three dscards. He must dscard three hearts. He cannot dscard a spade or Zs spades wll be good. At the tenth trck, therefore, the players have the followng cards n ther respectve hands: Y : B. : Heart*-2 Clubs none DtamofflU none* Spades- A, 8, At the eleventh trck Z should lead the ace of spade*and A s forced todscard. He cannot dscard the kng of damonds or Ys ten of damonds wll be good. Therefore A must dscard the ten of hearts. Y then dscards the ten of damonds and B follow* sut. Z now leads Hearts Q Clubs none Damonds none Spades-Q.J the deute of heart* and Y wns the next two trcks. n ths problem both A and B are forced to dscard wnnng hearts B at, the tenth trck, and A at the eleventh trck. Ths forcng of dscards from he hands of both opponents s t le so-called double squeeze. 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Wth ther annual revenues n excess of $,,, Publc Servce utlty companes consttute one of the mportant enterprses of whch New Jersey s Justly proud. succo* ol Publc Servk* and development at Hum Jen«r n bound to«e<b*r. ^ lxomuu N. MeCarut. «Ltutned th* Effct "Our ancent phlosophers," sad H Ho, the sage of Chnatown, "told many truths, but n most case* had the msfortune to make them sound unnterestng." Washngton star. WEHAV PUftOMlD \4f CMUQVS O* HE4B.^u. Van ol J "m Smplcty Rule* People»y few sound thngs whea - they strve to say extraordnary onn., When a thought s too feeble to wear a smple expresson, that la a sgn to reject t Vauvenargea. Lehgh at Wlkes-Barre COAL We allow c par ton reducton f pad far n days or Cash CE and WOOD Gr* U. A Call 33 Perth Amboy RYMSHA &. CO., nc. Mt State St MAURER.N.J. A Fr«ndly, Relable Servce Kult(t from 37 ytars experence. UnJuplcated n Newark or New York. Surgcal Applance! Trusses, Belts, Elastc Stockngs, Arches, Crutches, Wheel Chars, any Specal Artcle. 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12 PAGE FOUR CARTERET PRESS SnbuHptfB, $.8 Par Y««r Publ»h#H T.verj Frdy By C. H. BYRNE, 43 Chrome Are., CARTERET, N. J. Telephone Csrteret 8S C. H BYRNE Edtor and Manager Entered M Mcond data matter June 6, 924, at CarUret, N. J., Pott Offle*. under the Act of March, 879; (, * S S A Day n June f > Announcng to Carteret Frends The Openng of A New Beauty Parlor By Mr». Jo»«phne Walsh (formerly of Cnrteret) t 2 Broad Street, Newark Next Door To Moaque Theatre Expert Servce n all Branches Permanent Wave, Entre Head, $ Massage, Facals, Har-Dyng, Mancure New Jrtey Advertsng Rep«a«nUtTet Nefhborhood rfewpapm, nc. A USEFUL TYPE *? The manner n whch John Donohue appeared before the Borough Councl Monday nght wth" a demand for acton on Ralway avenue, deserved comment. rje knew that he had a just cause for complant; he knew that t was up to the councl to act and that the tme for qubbltng had panged. He told? the councl members that he knew they were gong to do some-, thng a$ thanked them beforehand for what they were gong to do and he ganed hs pont. The entre councl voted to take mmedate acton.. Men of the type of Mr. Donohue are an asset to a communty. Bvery communty needs men to stf up governng bodes. We are all human and dslke to do dsagreeable *thngs; to depart from a smug routne. t takes men of tact and force of the Donohue type to gve thngs just the rght amount of shake-up to brng about desred results. t should be noted n passng that whle Mr. Donohue dd not hestate to tell the members of the oancl that, they were the responsble ones, and to demand wth, polteness but force that somethng be done wthout-further delay, he dd not say, one offensve thng; he dd not once stoop to personalty of any sort. We have not the slghtest dea as to Mr. Donahues poltcal fath, nor do we know whether he has been at all actve n poltcs. But s s our hunch that the yduhg majn! s excellent tmber for a place on the councl. CONFUSNG STREET NAMES Speakng of Rahway avenue, or wrtng of t, brngs to mnd another matter that should be attended to. There s confuson of names of streets, and of corners, n Carteret, that should be cleared up. Rahway avenue s the logcal name for the street leadng from Gerks corner ;pyatf(l:fyahway to the borough lmts. Many of the street sgns show t as Roosevelt avenue. One mp gves t the nam)e ofc Man street. t would seem that thd logcal desgnaton should be Rahway avenue from the ferry to Blar road... * Pershng avenue crosses Roosevelt avenue n the Chrome secton and agan n th hll secton, makng two places n wdely separated sectons of the borough wth the same desgnaton. By changng the name of Roosevelt avenu.to "Rahway avenue," from the corner at Blar road to the ferry, ths contuson would be abolshed. At Cherets corner and a Bradysjor jerks corner s another confusng condton for each of these corners may be desgnated as Washngton avenue and Rooselevt avenue. By changng Roosevelt avenue from the ferry to Blar road to "Rahway avenue," ths confusng condton would also be -elmnated.., " **WP " h The change would nvolve lttle Work and no expense, ex- ( cept, perhaps, n regard to maps. The present confuson s not a credt to the borough. t should be corrected. FNDNG JOBS FOR SCHOOL GRADUATES. Wth the schools closng today for the year, we get a new army of recruts for trade and ndustry. Some of them wll qut the grades and go to work; others wll fnsh the hgh school, whle a great many from the, colleges are ready to enter the wage-earnng class. All told, t makes up qute a formdable number to be provded for, f possble, n the way of jobs., * * fhflfr n some communtes, where there are no local ndustres, these begnners nearly all have to go to some other center to fnd work. Often t takes months for them p hook up wth, : t,he rght thng. All n all t s a dscouragng moment for these youngsters at best. But fqrtunately, n.carteret, t s not so bad. A polcy of encouragng new enterprses for the Jast eght or ten years by those more or less n charge of the affars of the muncpalty has brought so mahy ( ne ndustres here n proporton to the resdental populaton that most of our, school graduates can fnd work at home n some feld or other, t s a polcy, that should be contnued. Moreover, the boys, and grls who leave the schools now,, and ther parents nterested n ther welfare, should be thankf*f thflt a group of foresghted men have done what they haye4n thb partcular, and back them n the future n the effort lo^e^wfe plants, wth jobs, for our workers... TRANSPORTATON NATONS BACKBONE f man power were used to transport the freght carred the ralroads of the Unted States,,2,,6 men, each sarryng a -pound load ffteen mles a day would be re- (ured, accordng to a recent authortatve Btafceraent. Adequate transportaton s the. backbone of a country, efore communtes could grow, before ndustres could be (establshed, the ralroads had to be bult, t s., ther everlastng credt that they never faled. Today t s more mportant than ever that we have frsttclass transportaton facltjes. Agrculture and ndustry art) (dependent on transportaton. And t has steadly been mproved. Car shortages have decreased/and average loadngs ^ncreased. Tme requred n transt v has be,enapprecably Because of ths splendd servce, we must not overlook jkfanger sgns n the ralroad stuaton, faxatbn measures and Other legblatve acton affectng the ralroads must be carefully weghted. t s up to us to see that our ralroad-effcency, fu not mperled. " nothng n MeUef There s aotlng whatever to»up port the dea that a» drecton of wnd la on Marcb 2-22 to t wll prevalngly durng UM next au otjm, except perbap to tratowlnd wutre the drecton la pretty much the same Aud D aucb placea oo«**»d M natter, u a gulat, Proper Ttnm to Cut Har B*lrcuj hould t* ktoded wheu UM nuxm U full, accordng to Lou dad toer, rto dmttrm tbkf balr, lke other vegetgou, contan more ^ p" at Uutt Unt*. t Bbould be col Just before the uew moon, b«mj«, pnt- ^nuw tnt up la then la toad «pd oot n Urn balr. Klalp d - A FRE PREVENTON WNS VCTORY The fre nsurance companes have made a remarkable record n ther attempt to gve the publc the best possble protecton at the lowest possble cost^ n 9, the average rate of premum per $ of nsurance was $.6. n that year a gradual reducton n cost started, untl n 927»the rate had fallen to $.86. Snce 9 the rate has declned over, per cent, a strkng showng,, as t ncludes the. war perod when practcally all prces went rocketng skyward. t s logcal that such a record can be mantaned only f the Amercan people take t upon themselves to prevent fre Durng theperod when fre losses were ganng each year, reachng n 926 the jjeak loss of $6,,, nsurance profts decreased below the zero mark, and an underwrtng loss was experenced for several years. Last year a substantal fallng off n losses allowed an underwrtng proft to be shown for the frst tme n sx years. But we are not yet out of the woods. The Natonal Board of Fre underwrter, n conjuncton wth other organzatons, has ldng been strvng to nculcate n the publc a sense of the menace of fre and how to prevent t. Our yearly total s. stll far too hgh. The nsurance companes have gven the publc full beneft of every possble savng, but low rates can only be mantaned by our followng the 927 example and contnung to reduce our dangerous fre Waste. A FULLY ADULT NATON The Unted States has defntely grown Up. The swaddlng clothes stage pf ts exstence s forever past. No so very long ago we were the precocous chld among natons. t was the general custom to kndlypat the growng chld on the head and remark that t mght amount to somethng some day f t carefully emulated ts elders. The order of thngs has been suddenly reversed. The onetme baby of natons s the center of the amazed eyes of ts once patronzng elders. t was a healthy chld,and grew to manhood wth unfpraeen rapdty. t left the nursey to become a world leader n ndustry, n busness and n fnance. We took the best the old world had to offer and embellshed t wth new qualtes of shrewdness, prbgressveness and unprecedented foresght. The result s the greatest ndustral cvlzaton the world has known. At the begnnng of any lfe there s bound to be experment. t s a necessty of eager youth. What waste t causes s the prce of progress., We have sfted the good from the bad. We have found stablty; we have blazed our tral along sound economc lnes. We have exalted and strven toward an deal the uttermost effcency..". Amerca produces 7 per cent of the words petroleum and per cent of the copper. We have per cent of the worlds automobles and also an overwhelmng majorty of the telephones. Our ralroads are beyofld comparson. We have dsplayed unparalleled ngenuty n the producton and use of gas and electrcty. We have set ourselves a standard of lvng that has made necesstes of luxures. Our hgh wage scale, and the mechan* cal power commanded by the worker has made that standard possble. Actons Refute Charges That Amercans Are a Naton of "Dollar Chasers" By DR. GUSTAV HES8, Mayor of Weabafjan, Germany. "Jngosm" and nternatonal jealouses are the foundaton of the dhrg«b that the Unted States t a naton of "dollar choaera." kaow Amerca, for n the dark day that followed November, 98, \n bad your offcers and solders among us, aa a part of the ar»j of occupaton,, n such a poston, conquerora and conquered, we Could not help but come o know each other. < Dollar chasere? n Germany t» geld, jn EngjMMj t U sterlng, n France t s dor. t s the same wherever you go, but t t n Amerca that we fnd a great heart, whch fghts and forgtm, whch forgve! You poured out your wealth to the ueedy aud oppraaed, and we n Germany benefted. t s so vastly dfferent from what we expected that ts was almost beyond our understandng. Your recepton of oar Bremen flyers wa a fne dsplay of freodahp. HutorcCty Tk«aubnrb Oat* of tto dtj untl rectntjr known aa CrUtUola repre eeata tt orgnal cty whch waa founded on thla tlte uude U)«naut of Ulo or Op*lo bj Harold 8gnrd* on n WU. HU bondnd jeara late tb«cty waa dwtrojed and t new on* founded / Kng Ovlatau, wbcb waa then called ()hrl*lanl». Tla deculos to renum«tl«am-l«u U*VM wae waf t>jr tw Norwegan Clam* for Mtth Dwt mstake hard bolledueu tm courage, The (act Uat tbere ron h your wll doeant mean that yon are man of mettle. Karm "nfl Vrelde. Not Sp SUM«t LCu s serlm of eootradlcttonn. Dae tnomgh sugary V^nm on a ran MCKE SAYS TMWS VA aotta GV6. Eonofts etttorr FO<% s VUHBJ TO EAV/E THMft? OUT OF TW PAPEP"V/rM F AW/ EOtTOR VUUT TD PWMr AU, HE KMOVUS lu BKU ^SW6U^ \SSOR, -m CEUSUS mubes OP MS TOMUU WOULD TAKE ASUOOEUPROP Hat Varyng Meanng* The term "GenUle" has dfferent meanngs among dfferent people*. To the Jews, t U one of a oon-jewlsb naton or non-jewsh falt; wth the Chrstan?, one nether a Jew nor a Chrstan a heathen; n nda, non- Mohammedan; among Mormons, non- Mormons. $62- Padfor Rent AWNNGS Talored to ft any wndow. We have them n an attractve varety of color combnaton*. No job too h\g or too lttle to mert our careful attenton Phone RAHWAY 944 and we wll be pleased to send representatve to gve estmates. BOWERS 86 rvng Street. N. j. EXTRA! EXTRA!! OFF All Former Low Prces PANTS, WALLPAPER and SANTAS WOODBRDGE HARDWARE CO. Successors to E. F. Moore & Son Headquarters for Sherwn Wllam Pant MAN and FULTON STS. WOODBRDGE OWN YOUR OWN HOME At Avenel Park, Hgh eleva - ton All Cty mprovements, Select Neghborhood, Fast Growng Town Payng hgh rent for a place to hang your hat doesnt ftt you mnr where. t U more proftable to apply the rent money on a houae that 7a cancall your own., * The dream of a home of your own la now a posublty to every m«b wllng to let u* work wth hm to.ecure t. You m»y get one from u ejready bult or plan t to.u>t youraelf on lot. n Avenel-th. town through whch the new croaa-.tate and ahore road from the Holland Tunnel paaaea. A phone call brngs our representatve to you to dscuss all the detals. THE MAPLE REALTY CO. Smth Street, Perth Amboy 26 Broadway, N. Y. Cty J h w 7 " A Cortfan* 2 EvemngB, Saturday* and Sunday* phone Woodbrdge 929 J

13 * * Jolly Rogers Down Long Undefeated Carteret Cardnal CLASSFED AD Classfed advertsements nnly one e«nt a word: mnmum charge?.bc. "WORKTWANTED HOUSEWORK wonted, washng, ronng, 286 Goodwn street, Perth Amboy. 8-, 22* RE.NT FURNSHED rooms, wth or wthout lght-housekeepng prvleges; nqure 44 Green street, Woodbrdge, N^Jj^ FOR RENT* Flat; fve rooms and bath, steam heat, all mprovements at 93 Central avenue; nqure on premses from Andrew Kovach. Ma 2 tf. TWO GARAGES for rent. Mr*. P. Blonde, 467 Amboy avenue. Tel. 36-M Woodbrdge. OFFCES to rent, $ per month. nqure Mddlesex Press, 8 Green street, Woodbrdge. FOR RENT SEWAREN BUNGAfLOW Sx large roomt.all car, and C. R. R. 32. per month. Watts, Sewaren avenue and Brewgt«r place. FOR RENT Two famly house; all mprovements; 6 rooms down stars, fve rooms up; garage; apply, Brexa, John street. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE four room house and two lou; prce $6; $8 cash, balance terms. East Rahway bargan; ten lots facng two streets and ncludng two corners. Restrcted resdenal secton. Good buy for bulder. Prce for quck sale $2. Chrome Real Estate Exchange, 7 Roosevelt avenue, Carteret. $2 monthly and small cash payment buys beach bungalow wth shore-front plot and shade trees! Lvng room, ktchen, three bedrooms, sun parlor wth sea vew, Sea bathng and boardwalk. Wrte, Owner, QQ. Apartment S6. 86 South Munn avenue, East Orange, N. J. FOR SALE SEWAREN, N. J. room house, new vapor heatng system, lot xzoo, Strctly resdental secton. Near staton. Gar. age. Prce $,. See your broker.. EMERSON ST. BARGAN 2-FAMLY brck house 4 rooms and bath on each floor; combnaton gas and coal rang* on each floor; owner want* to go South. Wll sacrfce for $7,2; each $, balance to sut purchaser; nqure at Chrome Real Estate Exchange nc., 7 Roosevelt avenue, Carteret. N. ^ FO* SALTE GERMAN polce DOG, 6 months old, male, pedgreed. M. Segal, 84 Man street, Woodbrdge PLANTS FOR SALE ROCK GARDEN plants and other hardy Perennals, cents and 2 cents each. JANSAS NURSERY, Sewaren, N. J. near Sewaren school. 6-, 8, 6, 22, 29.* FREWOOD for sale, pne or oak, n any lengths desred. Pbon? W>odbrdge 93. John Thomas, Oakland avenue, Sewaren. WANTED CLEAN RAGS wanted, sce of Bandkerchef or larger, 6c s pound Mddlesex PTCSS, 2 Green street, Woodbrdfe. Let Us Prnt Yow Sale Blls From th* Greek The word "damond" s dertted from a Ureefc word whlcb means unconquerable and unbreakable. BASEBALL NOTES Chalmers Clsspl n mllcl "Chp Perryvllle, Mo. n Walhprg and Drove the Athlettcs have two great left-handed ptchers. «E(l Morrs, Boston Amercans rooke ptcher, was an arman n the marne corps for two years.»» Chattanooga has returned Ptcher Harry Btemlller to Columbus of the Amercan assocaton. Pltchw Speed Martn, cast adrft by tbe Seattle ndans, has been taken aboard by the Msson Bells. Babe Ruth has set 6 as the home run mark whch he expects to reach before endng hs major league career. Henry Cullop, hard hltlug outfelder, was purchased from the Buffalo club of the nternatonal leagne by Atlanta. T * * " W. Tarbert, an outfelder, has been purchased from the Boston Amercans by Hollywood of the Pacfc Coast league. Durng hs bg league career, from 9 to the end of last season, Ty Cobb amaned the grand total of 887 stolen bases. * The New York Yankees have released Joe Marty, young rght-handed ptcher, to Albany of the Eastern league under opton.» New York Yankees establshed a record last year as the frst club n Amercan leagne hstory to fnsh wth an average of over.too. * Frank Frsch, St. Lous Cardnals second baseman, set a new record for chances accepted when be went after,27 darng the seasop of 927. * * Manager Spencer Abbott of Pueblo has released Doc Slvs, the veteran ootfleder, who wll revert to the Readng club of the nternatonal league. * At one tme last season all eght of toe New Tork-Pennsytfnla league teams were ted for frst place wth an even percentage of.. * * Johnny Conrad, a small lnftelder who s not so much of a shake wth the bat bat who can feld rngs, has been taken on by Lute Boones Des Molnes entry. For sx consecutve years Dasy Vance of tbe Brooklyn Dodgers led tbe Natonal league n strkeouts. Durng the 927 season Datty fanned 84 ambtous batters.» Ed Morrs of the Boston Red Sox s brngng all sorts of smles to the face of Manager BU Carrlgan theee days. The rooke la lookng lke the best youngster on the team. Leo Mangnm, rght-hand ptcher and banjo player, was released by the Gants recently to tbe Buffalo club of the nternatonal league. Leo was obtaned from Buffalo last wnter on an optonal agreement Arthur Jahn, Gants outfelder, s sad to have the largest hands of any baseball player snce the mmortal Bans Wagner. Jahn can hold sx baseballs wth bs palm turned face downward and not drop em.» Laurence Alvarez, star athlete of Jacksonvlle hgh school, has been taken on by the Jasksonvllle club and wll be carred througb the season Presdent Grlner has announced, te plays nfeld, outfeld or catches. Toronto fans, n partcular, anu those of tbe nternatonal league n general, are remarkng at length upon tbe cloutng abltes of Dale Alexu der. tls httng has been one of tn bg reasons why BU OHaras Lmh are rustlng to th«bl^b breeze*. Ttacht* Fnt of Charg* Experence s a great teacher who doesnt complan of.beng nnderna-tn Des Mo!oes Regster. $ L A WEEK Why Pay Ca»h for a BULOVA WRST WATCH? When you can buy t on easy Terms-as Low as. $. a Wee*. A full lne of the Latest Moael. for Lades or Grat from whch to select. A Complete Showng of GRADUATON GFTS ALBREN PERTH AMBOY 22 SMTH ST. Phone 8o4 am our representatve wll call PhS«Lnden 8-83 THE LNDEN METAL CELNG CO. FvUtal Celngs and Sde-Walls Tnnng, R<x>f«H» Cornces, Skyl«hl» Hot Ar and Ppel««Furnace* m L4 D d 9D.N. "THAT ClTTLF: GAME" PAUL, TS A SHAfAE. To "TrlE MONEY THS EACH GET A MANS SH *> WAt>. ST OPPOSTE AND WELL HOOK EM COf*NAN6oN: TS <3 NNA BE HAE Touo T. Lndy Team Wns Second n Seres Lvely Game at Bradys Monday Under Auspces of Legon Eagles Lose 2-. The Lndy Baseball Nne won the second game of a fve-game seres from the Eagle Baseball outft at Bradys Feld, Monday evenng and the fnal score read 2-. The g^ was played under the supervson of the Amercan Legon n ths borough Robert Rche on the hll for the Lndys engaged n a ptchng; duet wth Karmonosk, the Eagle ace. Rche was ncked for four scattered hts, whle Karmonsk dd even better and allowed only three safetes. The Lndys bunched two hts n the second frame whch netted them two runs. TMs was enou«h wn the contest. Szebg opened, ths name Wtn a sngle to left feld. He stole second and scored on Medwcks bngle to rght. A pass ball landed Medwck on thrd and he scored on an nfeld ht. From then on both ptchers buckled up and retred the opposng sdes n order. Rche fanned 8 men and wa» most effectve wth men on base. Karmonsk fanned 6 batters and ssued 3 passes to frst. Sturke played a fne game for the losers, collectng two hts. One of hs bngles went for two bases. Mudrak played a fne game at short. The Box Score. Lnd 7 E. H. E. Auberchon, 2b Medwck, 3b Sekera, f Szelag, J. Knnelly, lb Schen, cf. Rchey, p JJ Chodosh, c Harrngton, rf Eglc Schonwald, f...:. Karmonsk, p. Mudrak, sa...) Woodhull, 3b. Thatcher, 2b Bartok, c Hart, lb - Stuzke, «f, Galvanek, rf TAKE or. So HfcfJD, BE A CtNOTE. U TAKE OFFA CM l_t> COUG R. H". E The summary Two base hts Karmonosk, Stuke. Struck out by on balls off Rchey, 3; off Karmonosk, 3. Umpre Cromwell; scorer, Rchey, 8; by Karmonosk, 6, Bases J. Rchey. Double plays (Kennelly Szelag). Publcty of Fgures n Player Sale s Harmful Robert Qufnn, presdent of the Boston ted Sox, la takng tle lend n suppressng overemphass on player values. He steadfastly refuses t<> the terug, whenever such ternr are cash, whereby he acqures or selw a player, Wth Qulun t las become a matter of polcy. When Qutnn announced the purchase of Ken WlllluuH from the at. Lous Browns be wan besought ou all sdes for tbe detals. Theje le gave freely untl pressed for the arapuut of cash nvolved. There le bated. " u«ver (ell low mud) a player costs me," le explaned. "t do the club uny good nml t doegut do ts p!nyer uny Wllbert LtoblBon, presdent-manager (f ttu Uruult yu lul), luputued to come along Jut>t us Quuu ulk lls observaton md agreed. "Me, too," be suhl. "That ought to be wrtten ntu the rulcu of the major leagues. A lot of hunu bag b«en done by releuslug those outlandsh fgures, whch, even f they were true, were all out of proportuu uud placed false value on players." t n (le shortest cut. lu opnon of muuy experenced baseball Qeu, to the end of tbe uad "uuuey moon" that s generally supposed to have uuder ulllwd the calber of playng materal. N«w«of M CarUrat Ber«a«k la Uw rnm, th«s Yoo ME t>o TOO THAT ANY GOT Joy and Sadness NOKVCW, C\E, M OUTA ALL. EVEN HAVE OPEltErS.OrtcE. LOOK \MHK 6ETTM,- AN OJR t>ont <So Tyrus Cobb Stcks Wth Macks TORES that "a stock market on a base stealng rampage bad enrehed Ty Cobb $2, and combned wth reluctant legs to brng about hs retrement from baseball, were declared premature by the Georga Peach. The bolder of more baseball records than any other player makes t clear that be stll has enlsted wth the Phladelpha Athletcs for the duraton of the 28 baseball campagn * and that he has rejoned Conne Macks team. Hs legs are gven a good bll of health by the outfelder, whose stock takng bas revealed them at par. He dsmsses the reported clean-up-n the stock market wth a wlsb that t were true. Cobb has seen General Motors and Coca Cola go op before when he was rdng wth them and much of hs substantal fortune s beleved to have been amassed n base httng stocks. The Georgans legs are not so spry as they were a decade ago, but they stll wll carry hm reasonably close to where he wshes to go. The players emphatc denal that he has dscarded hs dented baseball shoes as part of hs useful equpment ndcates that he wll break some more records n. 28. H does not even have to get a base bt or steal a laee n order to make new baseball marks.. Every tme he goes to bat he makes a record. Conne Mack expects Cobb to prove of great vatue to the Athletcs and wll gve nlm the rght feld assgnment wth several younger men avalable. Last season Ty ht.37 and fnshed ffth n the Amercan league. He had determned n the wnter season to retre, but was persuaded by Manager Mack to "play one more year." Ty says he wll go through wth hs contract, and he should know. Nevertheless, t s a tred Ty startng out hs twenty-fourth year as a major leaguer. The years have made hm weary of baseball and lts Ty Cobb. fn! Mack t r a v «lln 8 far rora home - games mas*. fret playng mmlonalre does not need tbe money, and he has begun to fear he may break hs legs along wth the record, but he s stll wllng to take the chance. \ When he retres for good t wll be for the good of opposng ptchers, x $ who have been gvng cheers as word came of hs ext, only to «j hastly call them back when Tyrus says the words "not Just yet" BKKAJJUJN PLAYER-MANAGER Playng and Drectng Too Bg Stran for Any Man. " am convnced that no bah player, however great be may be as a ptayer, or however great may be bs possbltes as a manager, can.manage s major league boll dab and play bs poston at the same tme." t was Sam Breadon, owner of the St. Lous Cardnals, talkng, says the New Tdrk World.,de offers as frst-hand examples Rogers Hornsby and Bob OFarrell. the two men who preceded BU M<Kechnle, ths years plot, as manager of the St Lous entry n the Natonal league race. "Bogers Hornsby," says Breadon, "was recognzed as tbe greatest batter n the Natonal league and one of tbe greatest the gamehas produced when made hm manager of the Cardnals. "He had a lfetme battng avenge close to.4. "He s of the postve, «elfwllled type that should be able to throw otf te mental stran that goes wth drectng the destnes of a bg league club. Yet he wound up bs ouly seusou as a manager of the teuu wth a battng averse of.37, Ue wua wuy off hs unul form. "Bob OFarrell succeeded hm ou«of tne greutest catchers n the guue. CVarrells work as a catcher Buffered manly because of the strata of drectlug the pluy of (le teuu. "Selectng and developng tne >luyera aud moldng them nto u ttmu and dlreuuk the pluy ot tlut team on tho Held s one mans tu»k lu tself, lluylng uny poston, ou a mujor league ball dub demands mans beat, ueutully uud plyskally. "A nnuy launot tuuke tbe uo«t of hd opportuntes f b«has to concentrate hs efforts at least part of tbe tme to hs own playng. A >l«ye cannot keep llt) mnd on the >uy before hm. or what the ptcher la tons lug up to tll", f h«bun to worry about tbe muke-up of hs bull Hub lu (ouvrgl, la strategy be employed he followng luulug, or the elgeule of tku uomet brought ou by bs own ptchers neffectveness or bn teuu tunblllty to BOVO tb«ojuonlug ulcl er«delvery. "Youre usklug one uau do tw< nuns work at ou«. The xo DucH up hs opnon further, Breadon offers the experences of George Stsler, Ty Cobb, Dave Bancroft and others who stepped nto the manageral ranks before ther playng dayb were eudeo, aud Dot only faled to set brllant records as managers, but found ther playng sufferng as a result of the "doublng n brass.", Ceogu Harper, sbowu above, vat euu.mttkldrr of the New York Uuto, n n-ll ttded to the H l.uuls CunllulB fur Hob OKarrtll. cutler and femurr nuuuger of the rltuu. n u ludu wllvl luvowed only the two pluyenj. G* Lves to Sav* Lad Unable to Swm. Hund olut, lluho. Wbeo ther. bout uph m Luke Tend Omllle, near.mc, Wlluer Altuau and -.Jeorge KJulleu, K school boys, " guve tllr lven to nave tbkl (f A cupunlu who wua uuabt to [ uwlu. Altuu uul Kklleu wer«m> elmuuwl by lulr efforts to glt the heat und ge th«thrd boy, tlowhd (rul)tree, nto t, tlut they were uuuble to clam-, ber nbotttd. The boat drfted to vloru neveral hours latur, snd t Crubtree, neurly ffoeu, was tak- J + en to a ospltnl»ud revved. J The CsTtlnU of (artwt wrrp n th" pghth. when theyhco fndcrl th<"lr n»rfthet urthnrk of th<» nn nn two nrrrnnr hts. ason last Sunday afternoon, by the talled aran n the nnth on oly Ropr Nne of Wondhrdrp to on hallo, a "tolon han> and a -9, %r<tf Orr nf hr-flnrt plchng hall. Thr Cardnal lnnk<-d duels pver M-ajrwl At Rruly* thp nnth when they flled the rd fm wltn»*m>d hy 2 rnthunastc wth none down. BeVerkas fans. Koop^rwatls, Wood - fc«sent Mffletcz ncrom the rdfrr Roe, was oppo*pd by ("renco, and thpre were stll runners urdnul twrler. t w» a corker of ed on second and thrd. Thp and Frpuro had the als had a chance to score. Ho >ver Koppenrats. Koppprwatts tfrhtenpd up and Thp WoodbrMtf net ptched red th* two remanng batten, fne Ho W»B thp mantpr of thp letc ptchpd the lant nnng for < stuaton at all t\mm. He regned Uret. He fanned three men. suprorrw Hs sharp breakng curve also copped battng honors for nnd fast hull were workng to perfpc day wth two hts. The most >n. Fve tmes n ft row he turned ual feature nf the contest was lm< k tho locals He s wdely known nether sde was credted wth thr Rtrkf-nnt kng, end he cer tra-batp ht. tnnly lved up to h* reputaton n The box»cor#: tns (ram<\ * fanned B rner. n Cardnal! nnr nnn(rs, and allowed hut four n tho fnal frarre he struck out l.nttrrj, after thp Vpcaln had sue r < n fllng the bag* wth none nut. KTPBOO also twrled a beautful n. He d<l ovpn bftt*r than Kop >crwnua n dstrbutng hts, when he allowed only three hts, toady support accounted Hs unfor the vstors vctory. n the frat nnng the vstor* ncored two runs on no hts. Warren, lead-nff man drfw a ]n»s. He stole aerond and came home on an Error by Conrrxt. Frenco trot nto more trouble when he walked Pomeroy. Galvaneka error enabled Pomeroy to reach necond. A passed ball scored Pomeroy. The Cardnals were never successful n gettng the lead after (hat unlucky frst frame. The Cardnals dd not succeed n scorng untl the fourth. n thn frame Smolensky got the frst ht off Kopperwatts. Be was farced at second on Mgletcss nfeld ht. Mgletc stole second and scored on a passed ball. The second Cardnal ht came n the. sxth. Ths bngle went to waste ss the remanng bat tets were helpless under Kopperwatts sharp ej&ve. Fresco dd not a low a ht untl the sxth. Two snappy double plays by the Cardnal nfeld n the thrt and ffth nnngs releved Fresco of a, lot of worry. Woodbrdge sewed up the contest Gun Club Holds Lead n Contest For Trophy Carteret Trap Shooters Ahead n Race Wth Four Other Clubs. For the second successve week, the Carteret Gun Club captured honors n the tea* shoot held last Sunday afternoon, at the Unon County Conrad, 3b. Smolcnsky, SP. Mgletcr, 2b, p. Kara, cf Kanha, rf Sckerka, lh. Galvanek, f.. Cawy, 2b Wlton, c Fresko, p traps at Kenjlworth, and won ts second leg n tlhe Bogart Sport Shop Trophy, The shoots are held once every month. The rlpcals compled the;.fne score of 227. Scofleld was hgh man for the locals wth 49 Out of a posulble. Schaffer was next wth 47, Schmflf and Lew,s. followed wth 46 each, whle Detter had a total of 39. n the scratch shoot of 2 brds, C. three runs. AB R Jolly Ro «n AB R Warren, c 4 Sandorf, f 4 Drauss, cf 4 Pomeroy, 3b 2 Kopperwatts, p. 3 Ksgard, lb 4 O Vrgllo, ss. 4 Nelson, 2b. v Brown, rf Score by nnngs: Jolly Rogers 2. Cardnals... *. The summary: struck out by* T perwatts, 4; by Fresko, 3; by letcz, 9. Bases on balls off Ko watts, 3; off Fresko, 2; off Mlgl. Sacrfce hts. Sekerka, 2. " by ptched ball: Casey; Koppe Wnnng ptcher, Kopperwatts; ng ptcher, Fresco. Atte " 2, Umpre Kapucy. Skurathelped the home team se<! n the next frame, j Lum was frst wth 24 and n a home team sewed up the con shooton* to decde a trple te for wth a fve-run rally. The Met second place, Dackerman won wth entea bombarded Medwck off 22, Caster was thrd wth 2 and mound n ths frame wth four Badery followed wth ts, cessve hts. A specal -brd event was also Falraelter s the ptcher who held. Bahr took honora n ths dued the Cardnal machne. H e event, wth Smpson a close second the locals to 8 scattered hts, n Class A competton. Mallet won was good n pnches and he Class B wjth Laster second and Logan captured Class C wth Baberry ed one brght spot to he rather good curve hall. Comba cont: next n lne. Harry Drade won the and lstless contest n the ffth W. Roe Smpson Tronhy Wth 96 out ng, Sent up to the plate as a ) of a possble * brds. htter, he smacked a sngle to The scores: wth two men on the paths, br n two runs. Carteret Gun Club Schmff 4, Detter 39, Lews 46, Schaffer 47, After Medwck had faltered Schofeld 49. Total 287. Clmax Club Terry 42, Howe 37, Alberts 49, Hand 44, Sehaff 42. Total 24. West Sde Dackerman 39, Prosson 47, Mallet 4-, W. Drake 4, Mamel 42. Total 24. Cre&ent Club H. Drake 43, Backmen 36, Bahr 42, Prde 4, Smpson 44. Total 2. Catham Club Caskell: 4, Grndale 33, Molter 4,,Wrttrack 42, Lum 44. Total-r-26. Please menton ths paper when buyng from ad»erts*rs. fportjfaes Portland (Ore.) dentsts have formed a golf club., For the frst tme n 28 years the Cty college of New York has a lacrosse team. :.* Unversty or Oregon pjans to add luudbu, soccer and lacroaae to lu sports program. * Boxers of nutlonol. note now Mrformlug lu Amercan rngs represent SO Datlonalllles. Star Stranger, flve-year-qld gebllng s stll makng a great snowng on Australan tracks. * * Umulrldge gad Ox fowl ulveraltlea lu Kugluud have met SO Unes h tnelr annual rowng classc.» K Governor Lake of Connectcut, wlo s u ardent gutter, Buokes «lgbt durlug a round of 8 boles. Utglund has a womens hockej teuu that lua never been beaten or ted lu the last twenty years of conpett on. - Before Uemt Tunuej gets top tk n tuu Shukem:tare thng somebodyd better te.lt blm atwut th«bacon coo Cardnals Lose Frst Game To Metuchen F. Team That Had Won Eght a Row Meets Reverse day Loses S to. The Cardnals, travelled to tuchen last Saturday afternoon," engage n a contest wth the Me en Feld Club, and after nne n of hectc fghtng the locals cams a sudden realzaton that they met ther frst setback of the so The fnal score read 8-. Hereto., the Cardnals have regstered elf successve- vctores. Loose playng n the fourth the Cardnal nfeld, and an error! the ffth nnng, Mgletcz was ed to the rescue. He ptched tfc remanng four nnngs and dd, L mghty good job of t. He held home team to only two hts, and them from scorng. A sngle rght by Galvanek n the nfth h ng wth a man p»rked on brought a run. The Cardnals at) ed four more n the sxth on suc«we sngles by Medwck, Kara Comba. Galvanek and Dara captured tng honors for the locals wth hts apece. One of Karas went for two bags. The home outht the locals -8. Danford, Falmetler were the battng stars J the Metuchentes. Each contrb two hts. Kasha played a Epar game at frst. The box score: Cardnals Conrad, rf., 6 Smolensky, ss S Mgletc, 2b. p 4 Medwck K p. 2b 4 Kara, cf. 4 Skurat, 8b 3 2- Kasha, lh., ;, 3 - Galvanek, f. 4 *f Skogan, c t 3 $ Comba, rf....!. 34 Mttacbaw AB Potter, c :.:... 6 Peneych, cf:.:..!...:.. Morrs, lh -.:... 4,4 Danf,ord, «h Drake, 3b...:. 3 Randolph,cf. :.. ; 4 Ruel, ss. 8 Persley, f 4 Falmetler, p.,. 4 & Z, a: o O 8 8 The score by nnngs: Carteret Matuchen. Q 3 The summary Two base., Morrs, Falmetler; three bast ] Kara, Danford. Ht by ptched. j Smolensky; atrutk out by 2; by Mgletct, ; by Kulmeue Btlswt on balls of Medwck, S Mgletcz, ; otf Kalnatler, of game 2:)3. Umpre, Mor W»j

14 GOOD DENTSTRY cannot b<> valued n dollafh and cents. Our Dentstry s GOOD. Our Dentstry s Panless. Our prces are MODERATE and wthn reach of the ordnary wage Panta.. Extracton hr tl. "AR" M.thod Frea Examnaton earner. DR. SCHWARTZ 87 Broad Street, Elzabeth 9 A. M. 6 P. M. Mon. Wed. And Fr. tll 8 P. M , J = Classfed Ads Brne Results Much Crtcsm of Amercan School System Not Promotve of Sound Educaton By DR. DAVD KN.F.Y, Presdent Unversty of lllnol*. Crtcsms of the "achool falu of chldren" should be drected aganst parents rather than school teachers. Too often wo are nclned to blame the teachers, rather than our chldren or. ourselves, when teachers fnd t necessary to tell us that our chldren are not dong as well o they would lke. The fault les wth us or our chldren, and for that reason we should trve to (sympathze wth the teachers n ther rork, especally n ther dffcultes, and should make t our busness to rapport ther polces so far aa we can. There s a good deal of agtaton about our school system, our methods of educaton, the school currculum, ts managoment, and many other subjects n the feld of educaton. My own study of much of th«dscusson has led me to the concluson that most of t s uncrtcal, r ratonal, mpulsve and subversve, rather than promotve of sound educaton. The Fdelty Unon Trust Company, of Newark, Now Jpr-wys largent bankng; nsttuton, was the mccenflful bdder n the recent award of Esaex County bonds totallng $fl,38,. Thf hond«were purchased by the Fdelty Unon for ts own account. The second hghest bd WHS an average of.996 made by the Broad and Market Securtes Company, on behalf of a syndcate headed by Lehman Brothers and the Chase Securty Corporaton of New York, and ncludng the Banctaly Corporaton, Whte, Weld & Company, Kountze Brothers, E. H. Rollng A Sons, Ames, Emerch & Co., Stone A Webster, and Blod&et, nc., Kean, Taylor & Co., and W. A. Harrman & Co. 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15 FRDAY, JUNE 22, 928 NtWYARK PARS FASHONS The New THATCHER "ELTE" Boler nr more altrarv lv-ly Wrte for l today follow new roads VACATON LANDS Make t a trp to remember Get-away. The road open. A sunny world, t nvtng you. There are no docks n vacaton tme. All day s yours to dscover how Mdc de sky can be, how sweet the sr, how beaotfal the felds and woods and streams. Adventure n your carl Follow strange paths to entrancng places that leave you memores to brng bade home. Wth a new "Standard" road map to gude you and the famlar STANDARD OL COMMNY OF NEW JERSEY NAVCOAL Summer Prces 928 Buy your Coal Now Effectve ths date a further reducton n the prce of NAVCOAL takes place. n order to make ths reduc-^ ton possble t wll be necessary to delver aganst CASH- NEW PRCES FOR WOODBRDGE, SEWAREM, CARTERET and AVENEL STOVE NUT $. n Too Lots *9 n S Ton Lots. by the Ton $9. by the Ton NAVCOAL CORfc Malng Address Tel. Perth Amboy Box 393 Perth Amboy 27* FNNEY OF THE FORCE "Standard" Gasolne and Esso pumps every* _ where along the way alls well. f you plan to go far, let the "Standard" Tourng Servce help you select the best and most nterestng routes. Last year t over 29, motorsts n plan so they mght take the short cuts and avod bad roads and heavy traffc t s at your servce. Wrte or wre, or Ultpkom, and the nformaton you need [wll be promptly gven, ^%L f your "Standard" servce sta- ^ ^ ^ > ^ ton or dealer cannot furnsh \ ** "" you wth a road map, the j^&^j^^sa, Ss, *^ TOURNG SERVCE attached Coupon Wll > & ^ 2 6 B roadw.y, New York Oly brng t Wth Our y^^t^mo Am»*<mMmmn"^v. Complments. ASY "*" ""rjtj.* Jersey /Sff D Mddle Atlantc States /tf/» -»- **// AJJr*, MORTGAGE MONEY UNLMTED AMOUNTS AVALABLE! LOW RATES BEST SERVCE-QUCK RESULTS MARGARETTEN & C.,nc. Successors to Margaretten av Lobel, nc. Telephone Perth Amboy 9 Top Floor, Rartan Bldg 7 Smth St., Perth Amboy A NT (rock that goea n for scallops, ths sprng, U a smart frock, provdng, of course, that t U a good dress wth all the other necessary elements of chc. Practcally all the couturers n Pars use scallops n some form or other and the best dressmaker* n New York are sponsorng them M well. Here s a smple lttle dress, an adaptaton of a Jean Patou model that has a scallop or two n almost every place you could put one wth the excepton of the hemlne and cuffs. t la of One crepe de chne n Patous red wth matchng; buttonr and belt buckle of smulated hell. Another new thns about ths dren to_th9 feature that» made of the nect-ne. For so many Masons now, we bav worn boat shaped or V necklnes* wlthout any attempt to soften thatr severty untl the scarf came ajonf and swept all before t. Now when you fnd a frock wthout a scarf, youll be pretty sure to fnd t has a collar; f not a real collar, then some sort of elaboraton that fftvea the effect Of one. An appled scalloped bund lke the one shown here U very new and smart Mdget Coat Mne The smallest coal mne D Great Brtan U probably»oe B totted hgh np on the Yorkshre moon, at Tan BU. t la worked bj fve men wbo have made tunnel nto the hllsde nearly two mles long. The coal, whch «of good qualty, to sold retal at f a ton. bot tt baa to b«fetched. Farmers wbo come wth carts form the mnes best customers. Menton ths paper, to advertsers; Modern and Antque FURNTURE Repar*!, R*fnth«l and UpholatnV Slp Covers Made to Order From $2 Up r Boa Sprng* and Mattresaas Mad* or Rtroad* Carpenter Work, Screens, Garages and Porches Pantng and Paper Hangng CHARLES SERMAYAN Ffth Avenue, ATenel Tel. Woodbrdge 27 R. A. HRNER Funeral Drector and Expert Embalmer : n The only fully equpped and ttp-fc date Undertakng Establsknent torn. - " Far Treatment to AL Qfflee Phone 264. Resdence Phone 2»H. By F. - AUxaader Toupe or Not Tou Fnshed n ^fandarn Red DcMptl lo nert thf wfheft of leadng archtect* sntl bnmer for s hnlomc [toler thtt would doreul n wlh modern dea* of atlrarlvr rellar desgn. The new Thatcher "Elte" Boler t nm alone beaaful to look npon, but powerful and effcent heatng plant, at well Aak your archtect, plamber, or heatng contractor. THE THATCHER COMPANY 39-4 St. Francn St.. Newark, N. ]. New York 2 Vel 44th St. Chcago-W No. Clark St. THATCHER BOLERS-FURNACES-RANGES THE PERTH AMBOY GAS LGHT COMPANY 26 SMTH STREET Heatng acrd Cookng Applances. Ruud Automatc and Storage Water Heaters New ProcessGas Ranges.Con-Dcn-Rt Radant Logs Odorless Effcent nexpensve Telephone 43 Perth Amboy RABNOWTTZ HARDWARE "f ts Hardware, We Have t!" Full Lne of HARDWARE, PANTS, OLS, VARNSHES HOUSE FURNSHNGS 3- Roosevett Avenue CARTERET, N. J. Tel. Carteret 32 and 8 Please menton ths paper when buyng from advertser. WE F. MURPHY SHEET METAL WORK Tn t Copper Sheet ron Roofng and Hot Ar Heatng 4 MAN STREET Tel. Woodbrdge»t THE FEATHERHEADS T WH To DftHCt VOMRE LOS AU-Hsr FOM BY Y / MSH6 MSU\H6 CNtR rt \t ml THAT MEAM< N tvmmflms Wfc> A TUX M4D-AH THEV f t Klls Hm mumgn \tlp CH /- Panless Extractons Dr. Mullas "Sweet- Ar" method means scentfc and panktu way n whch tu do extractng. Thr.rtumU can tea-* tfy to ths. Chur^. es >»d<ruu> for all dental work. Fllngs, Brdges and Crowns nserted Most Panles* X-RAY YOUR TEETH FREE EXAMNATON AND ADVCE ANYTME See Me Frst.! What Have to Offer Our well apponted UK thuruugh.!y modern uttkes t-jtable us to perform any knd of dutuj work wth :use anl comfort tu the patt an<t at the same tln«do t As quckly an U cuysatent wth guod work. Dr. Mallas 72 BROAD ST., Elzabeth, N. J.» A. M P. M. 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16 f AGE Son of Rabb s Confrmed Here Two Day Celebraton For Carteret Boy Morrs Schwartz, son of Rnhh nnd rs, A. Srhwnrt?,, of tnnn street, n jmrty n honor of hs nfrmaton on Saturday..June <J. the confrmaton n the syna- ^ of the <<>(frpk»ton r>f Lovng Stce where hs father s rabb and eher, the Koy gave an nterestng n Hebrew and Yddsh. The ty was gven by the congregaton the ndes auxlary to t and»ny members of both organza- wen- present.? After the servces nl present went ; to the basement of the synagogue where the tame? were spread and ample refreshments were served. Rabb s;\nu relgous songs and M& «poke of th,. sgnfcance of confrm- ^mton. :. Roast chcken and pastry were features of the spread n the base- School and Students Receve Awards Cartwt Hs;h Get* Cup For Debatng Get Letter* n Sport*. Morrs Chodofch, Joseph Comba and tnent. Those who served were: Mr, Armour. Small letters n,»nd Mrs. M. Jlarlmch, Mrs. J. Barry, were presented to Ken- Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Jacob Danels, lra. JBCJS Klen and Mss Olg» ; Brown.,, Telegrams and other messages of : \ congratulatons were receved from. frends and relatves n all parts of the country by the boy who also re- ; > c«ved many gfts ncludng one of -; especal value from the lades auxl- Many awards were presented by Scott at the refjulnr assembly sesson held Wednesday mornng. The Rutgers nterscholastc Debatng league awarded a beautful lovng cup to Carteret hgh school a reward for her vctory over Rshway earler n the year Bernard Wess, captan rof the Blue and Whte Debatng \team receved the cup. letters were presented members Of the frst and team* n basketball and Large letters were gven to the var- On the Sunday followng hs con- flrmaton, Morrs was agan the CQest of honor at a party held n hs borne n Unon street. Among the guests who were mostly relatves, Were an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Ms. Jacobson who came drect from Chcago; an uncle, Mr. Neuberger,,*nd a sster and brother-n-law, Mr. Sad Mrs. Henry Stecker, of the L Bronx; Max Herbach, Joseph Newman and daughter, Max Newman and Mss Olga Brown, all of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. J. Decker and son, nd Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horowtz. S. Horowtz apd sons, of Freehold; Mr. and Mrs. Cohen, of Perth Amboy; Mr. and. Mrs. M. Shetzer and son, and Mss Anna Shetzer, of Elzabeth; D. Geffen, of New York; Meyer Cohen, Mrs. J. Barry, Mrs. Jacob Danels, Mrs. J. Lehman, Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. J. Klen and others of Carteret., P. T. A. Hold Card Party At St. Josephs School A well attended card party was held yesterday n St. Josephs hall the auspceb of the P. T. A. St. Josephs school. Mr». George Jamson was charman. Next week the party wll be held on Frday and Mrs. Clara Jamson wll be W: charman. stywhle small blue snd whte letters were awnrdedfto the substtutes. The followng receved large letters: Joseph Medwck, Sdney Curre, Sdney Rubel, Lawrence Harrs, neth Harrs, Saul Chlchn, flyman Roenbhm Jack Chpdosh, Eml Braukoph, sdore Rabnowtz, Bernard Wess and Harry Laboteky. The members of the varsty baseball team who were awarded wth large "Cs" are Sdney Curre. Julos Vater, John EgOwtt. Robert Rchey, Sdney Bubel, Joseph Medwck, Joseph Comba, Ronsjd Armour, Saul Brown, Wllam Lynch, John Cko, Guthorn Guderstad and Eml Mudrak. % Typng awards were also gven out by HUs Scott. Helen Danels receved a slver pn for dong 47 words per mnute for ffteen mnute*. Edth Kathe also reeved a slver p Her speed was 46 words per mnute. Certfcates were awarded to Wllam Stellar, Peter Treflnko. da Lee, Mldred Ssya and Josephne Woskowska, CARD OF THANKS. We the undersgned desre to epraa our sncere thanks to our relatves, neghbors and frends (or ther kndness and sympathy shown to us at the death of» beloved husband, father, son and brother, Berthalan DeUotto. Wa especally wsh to thank the Rev. Father Saho of St. Elsabeth church; Rev, Father Mannon of St., Joseph church; Rev. Father Hennessy of St Marys church, Planfeld; who were so knd to hm durng hs llness at the hosptal; the chor of St. Elxabeth church, the doctors and nurses at Eghth Grade Pupls Wn Promoton Exercses Held Frday Nght Crowd Pack* Audtorum One Hundred Sxty-three Get Certfcate*. Graduaton for the eghth grade pupls of Cartcret publc schools were? held last Frday nght n the hgh school audtorum and a crowd that flled the. bg audtorum attended, A specal program was carred out. The openng number was a grand march "Stars and Strpes", by Mss Geneveve Kramer, supervsor of to the j musc. A flag salute followed and second the graduates sang "Amerca the baseball. Beautful"; a muscal number, vals«ballet, was played by the grammar school orchestra. Anna Medvetz, a Mass leader rected "Amerca For Me," and Mary Sswczak, another ctass leader rcct- d L Envo," by Kplng. The graduates sang "Over The Waters." John Popel, a class leader, rected Shp of State," Elzabeth Arva, a class leader rected "The Thnker." Walter Pavlk and Leo Kohn played as a voln duet, "Barcarolle," by Offenbach. The fnal rectaton was "Opportunty," by Mary MacFarquhar a class leader and wnner of the P.T.A. prze for the hghest general average n all subjects. The class wag presented by Supervsng Prncpal Mus B. V. Hermann to the presdent of the Board of Educaton; EdwardJ. Hel who dstrbuted the dplomas. The lst of gradates follows: Eghth grade graduates, June 928: Evelyn Beec^, Stephen Babes, Walter Bobenctyk, Lous Brown, Stephen Bak&a, Dora Chnchn, Hazel Byrne, Andrew Fed lam, Mary Cko, Harold Clauss, Constantne Grutza., Helen Dorn, Mtchell Carlsle, Raphael Grutza, Francs Dowlng, Stanley Dydak, Lawrence GudflHwftd, Hanrjr Efert, Jacob Essg, John Kan tor, Joseph Ferku, Mary Genomes, Stanley Ogarek, Josephne Galk, Anthony Hadam, Genza Ssko, John Gavaletx, Valera Jackulk, Edward Thomas, Mchael Hatayczt, Anna Kantor, Myrtle Barker, y Beatrce Hen, Jula Kachur, Marguerte g Bazoa,, Else Jabs, Helen Kah, Anna Bednar, B Mary Kovacs. Senor Class Frolc John Konsewcs, Estelle Bogash, Mary Leskanc, Harret Lebowt, Held Wednesday Nght Thomas Brandon, Geneveve Masarovc, Anna Lehman, Lllan Chudck, Anna Medvetz, Mary Macfar- The annual Senor Frolc was held last Wednesday evenng at the hgh quhar, Andrew Cnege, Howell Msdom, Joseph Malzsewska, Alma Col- school gymnasum. The entre gym- Muhlenburg hosptal. The socetes nasum was decorated n Blue and. whch h e was afflated wth and all gan, Anna Oder, Margaret Massaros, whch are the class colors. those who sent beautful floral trb Jenne Conrad, Anna Podgurska, were many features. Joseph j ates and all those who helped us n Hannah Nadel, Dorothy Dalrymple, ydos entertaned the audence a voln solo. Ronald Armour?-.Tfu-*!T ^T!! P.!! b.?" e " He e r"puha7 V Mcha h e r"patrtc"k7eka El and alt thow who offered the use of, k gave an exhbton dance. Anr dance number was gven by Undertake* Frank X.. Boras Chef Joseph Sabo, Helen Fedak, Joseph et^ Da nce John Resko, Jbhn Rchey, Evelyn Enot, Edward Rley, ther automobles at the funeral. Francs Sarzlk). Vocal solos of Polce Henry Harrngton and hs were tendered by Mss Glayds Kahn Slag, \Roee Schayda, Sophe Gnda, men for kndness and polce escort, f*nd Mr. Joseph Gaydos. Sdney John Svon, Anna Toth, Wllam and empldyees of the Paulson Co, of fj concluded the lovely program Gross, Lauretta Szymborsk, Stanley Vater, Frank Haaek, Mary Tar- Planfeld. wth a saxaphone solo. Dancng fol- Mrs. Mary DeUotto, Kwed the program, and musc was nowsky, And Famly. < tfarushed by the hgh school orchesj^t A delghtful tme was had by sy, Walter Woznowsky, Dors Well- Lotte Wensten, Theresa Kapuer, Jula KaWensky, Anthony Za-. Mr. and Mn. Joseph Delzotto, " And Famly. CLASSFED ADS TWO rooms, to Jet. nqure at 42 Lews street, Carteret. FVE rbo n*4,al mprovements locatedat 7, Atlantc street. Krasowska,, Mchael Poll, Stephen Woman Arrested Here on a charge g 6f *eberton. Her hus-jkady^ y, Mary^ y Lbs, John^ Popel, On Deserton Charge band, VosUKoHub alleged that she Theodore Kleban, Vctora Malovtz, Mrs. Mary Kozub, a mddle-aged deserted hm. an* ther- 9-year-old Walter Popel, Leo Kohn, Henretta woman, who has been lvng n John daughter whlethe" fannfyt was re- Nadel, Joseph Resko, Mary Krssak. ) street, wag arrested Monday nght sdng n Pennsylvana. ; Catherne Rbbnson, Bernard SALE!!. chk, Walter WnukowSk, Mary Kravetz, Stephen Borsnk, Elzabeth Arva, Anna Mazurek, Margaret Crag, Rose Baranczuk, Jula Mscha, Joseph Czajkowsk, Dorothy Byrne, Edward Msdom, Mchael Dobrowalsk, Stella Chomck, Julus Nemeth, Mchael Tylka, Sophe Fslkowsk, Lous Neuman, Elzabeth Erdely, Catherne Gulychuk, Catherne Palehonky, Pal- SALE! GONG OUT OF BUSNESS Our entre stock consstng of pants, varnshes, bulders hardware, mechancs tools, household furnshng and fshng supples. TO BE SOLD BELOW COST SATURDAY POSTVELY LAST DAY Door Closes At -clock Sat. Nght Sorensons Hardware 492 Amboy Avenue Telephone 347 Rnckman, Josephne l.urhek, Ronenhlum, John Kkorvpe, Anna Malanrhek, Jula Sps, Charlotte.Sppwak, Edward Medvetz. Sylva Schwartz, John Stanrhar, Florence Nadolsk, Petronella Sotwnska, Alexander Stutke, Marusret Nadolsk, Geneveve Smolrynska, Stephen Suto, Anna Pavlk, Pnulne Scresna, Joseph Venook, Fnulne Penkua, Gezella Yuhss, Martha Amundsen, Frank Prgyt, Emma Mlcwsky, Sopha Bobenchk, Paul Prokop. Sdney Rockman, Jula Ronyak, Mary Sawczak, Helen Shevchk, John Sdun, Mary Skba, Mary Sotak, Mary Spvak, Stephen Toth, Dasy Van Pelt, Mchael Wuy, Arpod Gross, Walter Pavlk. Son of Barge Captan Mstng Snce Yesterday Captan Thomas, of the Barge "Red Cross" ted up at the Port Readng docks reported to the polce today thst hs son, Ray, aged B years, left yesterday afternoon to attend the moves and has not returned. The boy wore a blue shrt, brown trousers and a lght cap when last seen. The father sad the boy was n the habt of returnng to the barge promptly after attendng to any errands on shore. He was much dstressed and asked the polce to ad n searchng for the mssng lad. HARDMAtT P H A R M A C Y Ed. L. Hardman, formerly of Seamans, Perth Amboy PRESCRPTONS Called For and Delvered Cor. Rahwav Avenue and Green Street Te. 8 WooJ- - :J ««, N.. SPECAL June 8 and 23 nclusve BAR HARBOR $3.98 Renforoot, Guaranteed Not D.PARUNAK 44 Rahwajr Ave. Phone 92 WOODBRDCE, N. J. MACHNE WORK Reparng Our Specalty All Makes of Car. and Trucks Repared Weldng and Puttng Batteres Charted and Rented All Work SELN GARAGE Lncoln Hghway Phone Metucb-n SEUN 9-J-2 Brown Clam Fals Speedway Wll Open Vce Chancellor Ye»terday Dened njuncton To Stop Openng of Track. Sttng g n g Branch yesterday mornng Vce-chancellor BeTry dsthe applcaton of the Brown d amly nterest for an njuncton!strbnng the Perth Amboy Speeday, a race track n Woodbrdge, rom openng. The pettoners based her acton on a clam that they ere owners of an equty n the roperty. They were represented by attorneys Vogel and l^owenkopf. Frederck F. Rchardson and enator Theodore Strong appeared or the owners of the race track. Followng the decson of the vcehancellor t was announced that th P race track wll open on July 4 as nnounced. Many Carteret Guests At Hopelawn Party HOPELAWN A surprse party was gven n honor of Wllam Jeroff Saturday evemng. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs."John E. Dunne, Mr. nd Mrs. James Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wesman, Mrs. George Bracher, Mss Anna Rchards, Harry Conlon and James McGrath, all of arteret; Thomas, Peterson, of Rahway; Joseph Ftzgerald, of Elzabeth; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman, Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Wllam Jeroff, Ethel Geroff and Geneveve Hoffman, njured n Accdent At Carteret Plant FORDS- Martn Ratjrak, of ths place, receved panful njuro* to hs rght foot and knee Tuesday when hs leg was caught n a whrlng worm at the plant of the Warner Chemcal Company at Carteret. He was taken to the PertlTRmhoy Cty Hosptal where he s beng nttended by Dr. Frank C. Henry. OF Specal Sale SATURDAY ONLY DRESSES TUB SLK, NDAN PRNTS, HEAVY CREPE- DE-CHNE. Reg. $ Val ^TOLLMANS tj STYLE SHOPPE U 38 Man St., Rahway, N. J. Open Evenngs The Frederck H. Turner Co s nsurance n 4Bfl East A**., Svwar** Telephone Woodbrdge 2R9 CUanng Pre.. n, up Our New Plant Makes These Low Prces Possble. New York Custom Talors 68 Man St. Phone 67 Woodbrdge KNOW NEW JERSEY!, The Publc Servant Of A Great State A new movng pcture presented by Publc Servce Corporaton of New Jersey, n connecton wth the celebraton of Us Twenty-ffth Annversary. ncludes a remarkable seres of aeral moton pctures, revealng much of Newjersey as the avators see t, and shows some of the plants and other facltes of Publc Servce whch provde electrcty, gas and local transportaton for the most populous secton of the State. WM be Shown at HGH SCHOOL, PERTH AMBOY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, at 8 P. M. ADMSSON FREE...Ml \> V. M l..v/m, U t. V!! ( l A Great Roarng Flood of Values Prces Are Beng Burnt To A Crsp! They Are Meltng Away! THE BG SALE THA BLAZES TRALS NOW N FULL SWNG Lades and Chldrens Wearng Apparel Mllnery. Furnshngs and Baby Clothng Almost Gven Away AN EVENT THAT BEGGARS DESCRPTON AND STAGGERS BELEF! DELAY MEANS DSAPPONT- MENT! ACT QUCKLY! DONT LET THESE MATCHLESS SAVNGS BE "SNAPPED UP" BEFORE YOU GET YOUR SHARE! LADES DRESSES To Frst Buyers $ 9 LADES SLK HOSE d» 3 par. «P * LADES SLK DRESSES $3 9 LADES COATS FUR TRMMED BOYS ALL WOOL SUTS 4 Pece $ 9 DON FORGET NAME, PLACE OK DATE FREE! SOUVENRS TO FRST BUYERS BRDGE LAMPS STAND AND SHADE LARGE SERVNG TRAYS LEATHER BAGS THE FAR BOYSWASH SUTS (tl 3 for. ***;_ " - " L " - ~ - t" BOYSLONG (tl 9 PANTS V* CHLDRENS tf»q 9 COATS 9O LADES HOUSE DRESSES. $2 val. 67; LADES HATS CHLDRENS HATS The Store wth.name State Street Perth Amboy, LOOK FOR THE BG SGNS