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SOUTH AMBOY.-N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935 MICHAEL J. FENLON _ H'Mnifi A117 SKS^iSft^^WSffifi^S! TOBE CAPDAP _l'the procedure without a "holler'^. We'll bet you wouldn't. YOU'D "HOLLER" TOO! City Solicitor Coan Deni th J „ u , b suppose that you were a merchant doing business in this, - t Let's face the facts right here and now! Lets get together, 'Vand Mrs. South Amboy, and discourage this unfair and u n - j n o u n c e s H e Will Seek Conn'necessary NUISANCE. You owe it to your city, to your friends, A nch~ Nomination j n 1(936,, . Pri..s, , . W i r business houses and to yourself. Civic pride should not pei- maries. jji'jnit these tactics. The great activity on the part of feW- Business.men are-complaining. And righteously, too. Do both local political parties at present indicates that the year 1930 will wit& tliey have to spend money to combat this type of competitor I &.The answer is an emphatic NO. They are entitled, as taxpay- ness one of the most active came r s and good citizens to protection. Let's not wait Action is paigns in history, when in addition to stimulus resulting from a'presift What they .want. And the CITIZEN is going to back them to the the dential election, the city will elect a ivKflt. Discourage this practice.' This is an appeal to the PWPle and Mayor, Councilman-at-Large, nnd iCheir. representatives. Our front lawns ™ " J j J j J j S ', NTor are our front porches scrap baskets for the high ^ 0 ^ S f f i RACKET NOW At th8 regular monthly meetingg of g ny ho South Amljoy Catholic Club held at ils Augusta ' street '; rcj&is last n.prht, Francis P. Gelsinon was pcted president for 1930 to succeed Jnmes J. Harrigan apd Brhanue) B. .'huilli was elected!, vice-pr«isident. George' Coakley wair.elected secre"Jouncilmen in the Second and Third tary and James J. Fitzfnorris, treaWards. ' ,, surer. •£,>,„ The Republicans are known to be Joseph M. .Carrolljwill be' the. nthlaying plnn? for the selection of can- lotic director, as'sistepby Martin J. '«} didates within a short time BO that Jarroll, hey mny • got cajgpaigws under way A unanimous'Vote was cast in favoV t conducted by local •police, Vineehzo on Matter,to'PiWe ' H e Requested.-' fifeclarps For y M p ^ g Proceeding",, Says" City Made ]^Q Pron?saJ to St.. Mury's, P Proposition i;t i " of this city have been connected wi*h tho explosiqn at 209 Main St., which ' •-; "," Caroe 1'rojrt Pariah '. '-, }' ' \ , t •occurred on tho mcrning of June 1, :• • ' • • i ; - ' •'»=—T^— ' 'U 'J had exm W4 i J e 1934. Piscatelli and Gentile convicted in connection with the recent cused of having mueh'tp, d<i with* the the" .conveyance' and' advised"' no, Woodhridge bombing, are being held ditching' of the stadium proportion ther action, on "the prt^f<1^ 'pi under $26,000 bail and Giroiemo and' referring, to " mfereiicos .' Jftade I/UIIJ'. vuujl, ^OJTTWq -OUt OTMS \ Sqrlttora also hold for tho local f5ro?rflurlnfr «' recent speech?delivered ,by ph* 'at ,the Backes^Icrtter ,W'p r Rev, Thomas Gooloy at A, meeting pt contention thiit' he w»b,iot was-released under $7,500 bail. > y p 9 . j , ^ •" The fire here nearby residents said the Lion's Cjub, City "Solicitor Fran- ble for the 'delay.'^Yj" r early in order toISetain control of ol tho now officers. '.After the, busi- was precccded by an explosion which cis P.' Coa^n lias ' re\Hewod the- case that;*t our;' first •lhi?rv1«V '^l)pinte6^^|« wJift't' Ihen'vappeared ,tp»;- -i" y t the council whichfMH become theirs ness session! a social( time was ' en- awakened the neighborhood. The and' displayed the-' >corre'spondonce out to- you'• ' . h th wcaicness k " f i t b i s name-, ^ l ^ y•••,»_, ^ hie the weakness "of on the first of. thc|Bear when the now joyed nnd light, refreshments were building, 'Scrlttore's homo, was com- rolativ'o.to the matter. me tne oi'jpisiuBn,, In answer to staWments allegedly ly that you aro'oonyajdng" away .'your;"' '•*, pletely dostroyed and for a time tho council takes officS.-. • eervod. l t J J flames tfireatchcd to destroy tho en- made .'.that vhe, did not reply, to' the, property-without'any.cpnV" '*' ' ^ ,The Democrats, o'|'jtho other hanil, tire block boUeen Broadway and Bishnp'p nttorncyr he refers to Tils by you a,ndjyou:,a'r^ Je'dlci feel that with so msn'y offices to be 4 lottor under, date of'Nov.''.12, 1035 a niiTilii*''««> " 'nn'nrt^ttf' *t\\B *1 Stockton- street. filled, tlioy may regain control ,,.of i> Firemen arriving at tho Bceno, tft Hight Hev. K C. Griffin, the first the Mayor's 6fficound;-tt majority of found the building enveloped in the paragraph of which reads': "I am rethe Council poBt«, and they1 .too nro, tlamcs. Damage was estimated at ilylnj? throuffh' you to tho {letter- of giving careful consideration to ' can?4,000 with several hundred dollars Mr. Peter Backcs relative to the prodidates. . '' ' -/ addjtional, damagp w> buildings near- posed now stadium." •• ' ' The Third Ward,, always a , Doingby.'At 'tho time at the fire, Sonltoic "Mr. Coan points out that, accord; ing to the-agreement between'parish' money, you &« the donee', and ...... i was not at home. crntic Rtronghold Is .the'scene, of coh<! •.At the l'.oqgp* annual- meeting < of ••Local police suspecting arson, bo- and city.officials, the parish",was to nicipallty as,' fh'f receiver "pf' ttijs'., slderablo. activity.'. While' to dat^i, the South'Amboy Jfospltal 'Associa1 f there has been no action noted .in tion "reports' wore 'rendered ,oh,the fzm an Investigation at onco, which turn ovcr'to'UV'cIty "the land for nation,, will knowing th'B'ti-tho^inc the stadium giving an unconditional was donated to _yo,ur,i(!hurcli.'?cor has beon carried on under the dlr,ecv s this direction, it is., expected, that work of the -lnstltuti " " ' tlo)i «f'Chief o f f i c e Davl'd.-quln'- dped for the property^ taking a'deed ation-for Its .'ultimate benefit.?fil Councilman Frank Stanton ,-wlll be->a. tfori 'of members to': i l dolriat,;< dlrit'i ^ lah''since that 'tWe' and''lasV- weak In escrow from, the.'city. The parisj), der.,the,'.circiimstjiiic<ii|,il candidato for re-election and there Vector's of, the ,'instii the reiuts' 'of "their* investigation nje saldi suggested' three years, -and it righvtxOr, you toi ge^imfi >a ptfr-ty. to^in every assurance' there will b» , a when" the following It was 'hit suggestion .that .the period this transaction," *. i. .' •: •*.g w«re laid before tho g,rand ju'r^, primary fight in the Third Ward on TJie. concluding, pa resulfied'ln the"return of arf'indfct- aiT'Increas^d, to ten,'ye«M.-, the Democratic .ticket." •;} V '"r i , Mrs."WUH .Mr. Coan exhibited cop'yof a let- letter reads: "In .y n)ent.' . ' , - " • ' . • _. , • ] Most prominent now, candidate, for Mrs. .S.,T, ter dated August 27, to Peter Baclcthat the Bight Reverend :'Today the three'will appear before Ihe office at prcsent.'is' Michael J. vler, Mrs. James Judgo Lyons for sentence. <• - - ep, of Trenton, attorney for, the Bis- president of the churchy Fenlon,' who' has. 'Ircady .launched a ris Luclbt, Mr's. C, t p e t hop, asking that a date for. a con- has given approval of.V, \', HermanjEulcampaign for the nomination.i,. .Mr, Mrs. C. R. iStuUs, ference be arranged . when tht two by yourthuroh.to th^miigivumu X'LS d"M H. Fenlon for many years, a resident ner, attorneys .could discus^ the .legal am forwarding to him,a copy of phases of the transaction:.' Another letter and I am requesting that bore, is well known and has long D. Llttell, Mrs. Charles (Safr«n, Mrs. l jgate, Mri.'E. Bf. Eulner, letter written by Mr. Coan.on Sept. take no action under"the.resoIpWonij/ been interested and active in the af- G. M. ApplOi iMrs. ,jPrank 0. . . 20. to, Rev. * Thomas' Gooley reports approved by the 'Bishop, unless. fairs of the Democratic party 'not Mrs,.IlaroJd. F,il«kp#; xf;;;'Elbett.Seloyor, Elbe'tt Seloyor 'J^ Mrs, the result 'of a conference between receive his further sanction." ' b y only inthis city but throughout the Hoffman, Hxf,;; mi*?' fi ''/it:,,4»8e, t%i.J rM*?V M.A." Harold TV-J.U 1 | f f Mr.' Goan-and' Mr,' Gomp ton- of1, the Mr. Coan on>No'v.: 12th1 in a Tettei county. Fostering his candidacy are Mrst u. o«, WPA>relative to,the proposition. In to Msgr. Griffin, declsrfd: ,"Mr,. some of the most outstanding Demo- niaii, Mrs. .O,t*W,, *«W>. "Miss Ber. crats of the Old Guard and while the nyce Bogart, ''Miss -i'Berlh*. Deibert, Reprewntative. at Qasket Com- whichf", the •City ^ Solicitor enumera- kes seems to-have miseonBtmeoT ted the further "steps necessary. On proceeding,, of perhaps' Primaries are. many months away,- Mrs. H, W. .nillon.iiMiss Katherinfl pany <qive«_Intere8tliiK Talk. the sanjeidate^-aeitnt acopy. of this whole Nelius, Mrs. Elizabeth Armbruster, not understand your? they declared' they have , received Mrs. Constan ,,At,an enthusiastic meeting of> the letter to;Mayor.•M«5on'so that the from the beginning. . Mrs". • Samuel Newtoij, Mrs. Mrs'. 'Constanpledges of support from a number of ce Keasby, g *'*" — '-"-^VknowIwlj^jirogress had Keasby iMra. iMra Lewis, Mrs , th A b i r . Harper Lewis nt C l b Tuesday T d "The Ci.y of South Amboy ,the leaders in the Third Ward, • , Biirk South Amboy notary Club B i k l^ambertson, l ^ b t M'ffij.'• ^ J F ^W : "b' | n o o n , • an .interesting no proposal to St. ^Mary's ParfijKL> i t i ttalk lk . V'Fl Mrs. E.VA. M e a oTn.VMiss |// .. VII wjvvvf, *uu|,i>^jiuyur Meson The proposition came' fcom the fJ»rK ,, 8 n d Rotary,fraternity;wtork : beth, McCloud, jMrsJOJIver F. *.liM-|i n u r .w.llvered'by'.Joh'n B. Symeinf wrote a letter* to, Rev. Gooley report- Ish. The only thing the city did n " hart, Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. irt, N. Y., .former director,of ing. that he had conferred concern- to go along with the (Parish in an i B. Bird, M.rs.'.Geo,^. u i .£ _ - " * lit . __ .«•" i* _•_ '_! _ _ • • *M .Rotary International., ' / I ' '.-; •"^ deavor to gwt soiMW-ofs" ing tne^maMwr with.'.the council arid 'irAndrew .Werner, a .member of the an agreement was reached to pro- which the Federal government New York Rotaryo. Club, delivfred •» i along the'lines indicated in Mr. pensing through the. municipalities^ ^ ' Kurtz Says Restricted Broadway S5 ParkingHinders Local[Business but that night several councilman- '"••:The paint was" scarcely dry on Wanted to' go somewhere, else. Tue», -i'those white linos on! Broadway, when auy night the "members wore, pre' '"' • Tyaa started an" agitation to h»vo sumably, responding to a little pubRemoved or ignored. Tuesday licity of the left handed variety that s^'tlie movement was,presentod to hnd recently-been give* the custom ft.'eommo'n'Couricil; and hy a mem6f holding up council .meetings to ti- . * # $ 'that' v o4/:',:,it was explainedi dy u'tf loose ends of'Various kinds' of " thi't'the'lines, which indicate "no rity business. ' . Tlw-'dtrect"result,was Sparking.'.''area betwe&n JFirst street h antf th?,-u Presbyteriair Church be-'ca'tfse'of'the narrowness of the street " "•""•" 'curve ,'at that point, interferW'SB?^*'"business and caused at least ; #OR* Broadway merchant to lose con'••|2erabJ« trade'Saturday night. , " ' ~ ' ks Councilman Kurtz that t'.tlle matter up for discussion, to know U the liner could ^ ip/front of the C. Mlcor.. . J establishment without an altera'Uion (n'-the'-ordinance prohibiting.the He explained that he t/ told ..that would-be curto.,._,. _. — .ing- the white lines and .the 'police activity in .connection therewith,:, didn't, bother to park further x u'o the street, but took their business that tKe council'nes'sion, being'somewhat shorter, than usual, wa» adjourned at 8:18 P.' M.i which rwn8 jntt about a .half hour, before ' the meetings,ordinarily.,get started. Because the' date for th» next meeting falls on Xmaa Eve, the council, on motion .of Councilman Filskov, adjourned to meet in regular session on Monday evening, Sec. 23rd, instead. .A communication, from D. Y. Geddeg,. Pennsylvania Railroad ' engineer in 'charge of electrifcatiori,' invited the couqcil to atterid'<an4 have, representatives.'of tbe.police'and fire departm'ents, or anyone else interested present, at a'-lecture, and demonstration of methods 'of operation 'of the new electrification system here. The lecture and demonstration.will be held in McCloud's Hall , at * 8 P. M. rext Tuesday evening; Dec' 17th. The letter offered/-.to' have^the pecture for the benegiveh in Jit of gtfy ,£olicitor'>Coan, when appeal•'••'' for a ruling, said that of .there-could be no change in illations without • a . - cones.'amendment to the ordinance ig. But,ih« went on. to explain, that th6 presence of the white line*, indicative of a "no parking" ', area,,did not mean that a car could ture is, for the'benefit of Raritan "'not "stop" in the vicinity BO inelud- River' RailroVd.' V l somewhat . '«ATlY did,' of course; "mean there as a safety measure. y " /--He- emil.' action -consisted - of r a -mo»to^^e*»Wl»eTW&-Smt slderable difference' between the filed. 1 ' ,two'tejrms -used. ,. ; , The usual monthly .resolution 'Mayor Mason, who was'also late asking for state aid- in local' relief in letting to the meeting because "it financing mentioned' 381 people, fix. had gotten started io promptly,. re- ed the estimated cost for December marked that there would be even- at $3,048, of which the city will conly lettering .within the lined area tribute (600 instead of the customary ing-that; parking was prohibited, $200 in effect until a few months [plained that the lines were •4». : . • ' . • pot there to protect a motorist Report of overseer of the poor-for . getting a ticket for violating I' *-U»! ordinance because he didn't find November itemized expenditures of 1165.65. •ftgijfp. prohibiting parkins; there. ' '.^Fndlng no solution of the problem Over payments of taxes by John ' that, would satisfy everybody, noth- Juska because of assessment in other years for lots he didn't own on 'an| r 'wis* done about the complaint, . 'rThe'"Council got started promptly George'street, were ordered credited •"'.time.'"Qnce before this year the to 1936 tax assessments on George session1 got going on time— street property by due resolution. Recent Annual Meeting Fflrmer Director of Rotary International. Talks to Local Oub 'i Importance of School Nurse Urged on Members of St., bo tho preacher. Several young mon members of the Guild will assist the Ucctor, the Hov. Harry Stansbury Weyrich with tho service. A cordial invilatloi) to attend is extended to everyone. The December meeting of the Christ Church Chapter of the Order of St.'Vlnoent-tha''AK)lytes Guild, .will bo b hold d Tuesday night, Dec, 177 ^ 88, o'clock. ' l k ' S H 1 * " •••»»?. JljB Guild will be " by a ' ' -Werner, that the. average family" is visited by the grim reaper about once-In twelve or flfteeii years', so that « * need for consideration of the In St. Mary's Guild Hall Tuesday jftirt i s not one of the daily norevening,** meeting o f St.' "Mary's mal interest of life; 'yet death is.no PTA took place when a feature 'swsi, respecter'3of persons or, .things and a,talk by Miss R. Sullivan of the wiien it'does occur, It wil^be found State Board, of Health on the impor- Representatiyes.'of th« Old Age to' carry with it certain definite obtance of a school nurse in .the .mod- Anuity BeopV»ry" Plan, arnong them ligations and duties to those left beern school system. A program' of County iDirectar George'Loblein of hind.' songs was rendered by third grade Highland iPark,. and )Miss E, SkimI recently he said, the industpupils of the school. - • nions,' a former local resident, were ry' has' pever attempted to tell the Announcement was made that the in this city last 'w«ek conducting a »t°ty, permitting Hself to He, shrouregional meeting of PT A's will' take survey preliminary to the organiia- ded in.mystery and misunderstandplace In January in the Holy Rosary tfon of a unit in this city,, • '*' •', ing, yet, there Is nothing in the tuSchool -auditorium in Perth Amboy. T,he purpose of the organiiatlon is ne'ral,'.director's work, he said,-that Under 'PTA auspices, a card party to further plans for adoption^)! the" wll| hot bear the light of public will be held Tuesday evening .at the so-called . "Townsend 'Bill" a 'sotisl scrutiny. ':''• home of Mrs. William 'Arose when a «ecur,ityj«<>ject which .provides for a ';In every day-life, he declared, trie home made fruit cake, donated by pension;'<H|,$200 per. month t» every funeral dlrector-is an essential perMrs. Arose will be awarded. > ,-United J 'clyzen,,w1ierf'they 'rea- sofi. The profession of which he is a Miaa R. Sullian Tells Need Nursery Service School Systent_ prizes at the; meeting Service For Young People wereAttendance wnan's Club donated by Mrs. Robert Casey Mrs. Mary Mount and were won Makes Arrangements for at Christ Church Sunday and by Sister Mary Carolyn and MISH Catherine Roberts. Christmas Dinner Dance A special service for young people will be given under the auspices ,of Firemen's Drum Corps Misses Dorothy Edgcomb nnd the Voung.People's. Guild of Christ Church, Mr. Frederick Rose, ProsiMary JMcKeon are Named to dont, in the church, Sunday night, To Elect Off icers at Committee at Monday Night's Dec. 15th, at 7:30 P. M. The Kov. Leslie Long of St. Peter's Church, Meeting this Evening A t ' t h e home of Miss Margaret West Chester, New Yorli] 'City, will Coan <m David st,, ihe Young Woman's Club mi<t Monday evening, w M Miss CarmollU Lucllt prosidlng. Tho Misiics Dorothy and Mary McICeon were named « tommltteo to arrange foe the Christmas Dinner Dunce, which will bo restricted to clul> members and fchetr 1 dnnco guests, T will bf M« C tal^.on^the.gisket ^business Members of New Organization Will Assemble at Headquardd Ei ters of independenceEngine nnd Hose Co. This.cvcninjr memhers of the new fivpmen's drum and .bugle corps will meet In tho .hontlquartors of the Independence Enntinc and Hoae Company to elect officers, • (Several -weeks ago, the firemen began tho organization of the unit and to date about 'fifty members 'if tho corps have been signed up. 'All five companies of tho department p are represented In the corps membership. The necessity for such a unit has ; Th png been felt by members of-the de- artment who have had to hire out',1e units to furnish music at firoVi's parades or. other events, or Jhout them. it is, planned to conduct weekly jearsals during the -winter mon\ so that when summer months i around the corps 'Will be :ti le for parades and such similar !s J t t e l t J S t JD_ *nd_declarfavor of the city, following which the city would take steps.''to push the m»ttsr;«i. forcibly'fas'>bs»ible.' "%> Council> ij quite, -positive! that the*terni .of the. eterewi be. dmnitely says. Following the conference of' par ish .arid., cit; ili; on Sunday h ridity ff|j!Sd night, ."Oct.;,S ;Coan;wtote to Magr. Griffini'purpose of the letter is contained in th« ilrst, para- JJIhe.gty described i w a y > h e r H ^ j Parish to be'in on the dirtributiow by the Federal government. The City: , was to get nothing and the pattt* was to get nothing that they do ae^ . already have with, tte tacit or e*x >f press permission of St Mary's Par-."* ish. There was no question of «Jf)fe -'".,-' er reconveyance .to St. Mary's r » V , . . ish, of the property by the City ter the work*;on the stadium been done. .The deeds were to be changed ;sl>nu1tj(riwuily, tfiere to be a continuous management control of the la|id'and the stadia*^" when it was, erected, by the Parish-: ,i authorities, Eve.ry Indication' that ib.^'" was at"»ny,-tlme;-a city stadi'™ 1 -™ 1 to ibe entirely ^avoided. " graph which resdeu^Agreeable'ftp promiseV to you »'i last(night:';,,ln't the presence of the'Mayor'and..Council of, the City of ..South' AmbayTwith-.the exception "of Mr. Kurtz, J-»mTherewith, giving you a statement1 of^. the attitude of the City of''South Amboy relative' ,to the proposed .stadium ^o bo erected on what now, is the ground3 of St. Mary's Parish. You part, has made rapid strides' In the know better than I do just what land ch the ag*.'o/j past 25 .years so that the director of is meant and 1 will leayo !c to you organiz, ,In nnMlddles«x,lfc6^Mhe og Mlddl«x' ers report,'a'riilmtiif-'^.clu'bs b haye ha today i* capable of restoring to life- to make your own explanation,of how. like naturalness bodies of the dead. much, and what land- tho City rethe'" already 'been The funeral director .is constantly quires." 0 . , ' , ' Brunswick district "alone,- they deThere wasno de:eption.'.tbib "You knpW'il have, never been; com- ttced on the public or on tho clare, .fifteen units are' functioning, striving 'fcr ' higher ' standards ,an'd three of 'wKich are , in .the city of newer methods 'so as to ease ihe' pletely let' in ^ to any of tho (liacusgrief and. 'relieve. the burden from s^on • about' fhe stadium project and Now Brunswick." what I have-to say now is based enAs soon as the necessary membov- the shoulders' of tho bereaved. ship Is secured, it is planned .to pu3h The greatest part of the work^of tirely upon what I have"found put fqr"myself, without'.any -aid excent a ,ftght to hayo. Congress pass the,) the 'modern funeral dlrecjiorf ' '" such as I got lart Jiight from either bill providing for the adoption jp'f ed Mr. "Weiner.jis for (the-living the plan. Already a numbor of local while there me certain decisions tho parish or the municipal offlcilesldcnts have 'identified themselves' that a member of tho family alone a l s .» 'This letter of lite City Soliciwith the'movement and within a few can make, .all of the actual worki-fa- toj.-s w a s a confirmation of thei Sunweeks a "meeting looking to the dr-. yolved may bo safely entrusted fzvjday night conference, Mr. Coan exhibited a copy of tho ganlzatlon of a local club will take, hands, that have long been trained1 - . . - Oct. - . 24, to . • Msgr. -. _ ._. pet«on,'?gfm on corpo: place. . ' ' Woffer kindly, understanding help, letter dated Griffhv •Throughout the west, the plan has '"Oi'ie radical departure from the fpm Jish'op's ' attorney, frpm the t e Biah'op's Bihop y, .Peter cstly thttfraecepVortw met with great enthusiasm and ,'in policy of tho casket manufacturers Backes. Bk Th ' The atto'rnoy declared he as much as the movement is nqn- of, old, he declared, is the,-advertispolltlcal, observers .declare., that ing "in-well known national' magaTownsondites and thoir plan will be zines with tho thought of creating one of the factors to be considered' bettor-understanding for the funerv In the presldontM election in 1986. al profession and giving helpful Information, to the public. POLICE ISSUE" TICKETS . ,,• — —r : Political Moguls Consider Ji ftew Year Meeting TO BROADWAY PARKERS LIONS CHRISTMAS" ' ' With'what'In the, eyes of many Is PARTY WEDNESDAY tho fmost important coun-cil meeting 'Last week the Street Department painted linos along the "no parking" area adjacent to the Empire Theatre on Broadway, but a number jof car owners Ignored tho signs and parked their cars in the forbidden area. Sunday night, under orders, from Chief of P-oIico Qulnlan, the police kept watch on the area and tickets for improperparklng wore issued to oight violators. The nnhtinl Christmas party.will take place, at the next meeting 'of tho South Amboy Lion's Cluh to take place iWednosday evening ,[in,-WIU holm's Hall. A number of projects recently launched by tho club will have1 consideration during tho business'meeting among them the boy and" girl Work program the club Is undertaking in conjunction with,. Luke A> Lovely Post, American Legion. to Polenon'i for Waterman's Pent nnd Doilt Salt. Patarton's G«t him a Sehlek Electrls ' Raior 1 irider tho direction of Chief-elect Pharmncy, 132 No. Broadwuy, T«|i Foi ChrUtmai. Peterton'*'' Ph«rtn«AdV. ey, 152 No. Broadway, Tel. 137. Adv •mai Palmer, a drive to secure 137. i-'d for uniforms will be startod NOTICE !'•' NOTICE )ho organization within a short FIRST NATIONAL BANK' THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. SOUTH AMBOY, N; J. SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. South Amhoy, N. J., Dec. 6, 1938. South Amboy, N. J,, Dec, 0, 193S. FOR SALE Tbe rninunl meeting of the (lock* hotite, all ImproveU..t tw» lr.i. ror holden of thU bunk for the election holdert of thli Imnk for the election .."'l.'™. r'J^lof dlreitor. to ..rv. for the .n.ul«» of directors to terve (or the ennulng doubl* »«r«ge Every year will be hnld *t the hanking y««f will be held «t the banking flril •!»•« ooi"dlllon, hoiue on TueitUy, Jnnunry 14, 1936. liome on Tue«d*y, January 14, 1936. lt*. 12S Peltui St., The poll* will open at 2 o'clock The polli will be open *t 3 o'clock P. M. nnd will rem«iln open for one'P. M. and will remain open for tint hour. hour. GEORGE A. KRESS, 12-6-St 'Treaturtr, ia.0-8t R. C. of'the year, New Yonrs reorfaniiation session,'butHHJeover two, weeks off, talk concernlhg, tho distribution of plums, Is-uppefmoRt'ln the minds of political moguls here,' : • Slnca thoy will assume control of the council fct.the first ,4>t tho feats with but two Dom'ocrats remaining on tho hody, ,the Republicans,w;ll likely do tho dictating. , • Choice plum of the lot to be distributed on New Years day is that of-<Clty 'Solicitor. Francis^. Coon,, proaent.'cncunvbent will."Be considered, for. renjipolntment wh'ftfi tW con> flabs got under way and there.-tfrtt s ,._.^. sevoraKotheft aspirants, among them .(jjjmpr Charles Jerome and iBoritfnmln Kasi/ fiMa^tl in the .flold, ,. • • ;' '"V. Tho term of Charles Bloom, Police' tjp for refJlIng at the rooi-jranUntlon meeting. Apparently local lenders art unanimous in.their belief that Mr, Bloom #hould bo roapT)0ii|ted. Thfi rwsrt of Overjoor of thtt Poor, at prasant o«eupl«d hy Mrs. Catherino Gverltt, Is also to be filled. '". v "1'there have lioeri'n* offlc" •ncca'on uppolntmonUi and will THfi AttVT.fi A h l W CITIZEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, JS85 THIS YEAR-TRY SOUTHAMBOY FIRST LOCAL MERCHANTS OFFER EVERY r CONCEIVABLE NEED^FOR CHRISTMAS Weight of Helium • V«rletie» of Law •._'4/rhey'urletles i)1 law under • which ; Helium weighs about onq-seventn of 'Hie people" of this country live may be the weight of air. However, when com..d'asslfipil as follows: Common law and pressed Into a steel cylinder, it is so ^principles of equity: city ordinances dense th4t It weighs about IT times as and town, township nod county regu- much as air and doei not exert any lations; statme laws'of the state; lifting power. atate constitution; federal statutes; Woman timed, Less Food •national constitution, uod treaties made A woman requires only 83 per cent * y the United States with foreign of the food necessary for a man, ac-countries. cording to recent findings of the British ministry of hwilth. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST No Necessity to Buy Holiday Gifts at Out of Town Stores • This Year, Citizen Finds JUST GLANCE OVER THIS LISTI SOUTH AMBOY SPECIALTY SHOP, INC. bright and cheery home is end 'by the wearing of any of the hanced hundreds of- dresses for women and1 little girls to be had this Christmas at fr<- South Amboy Specialty Shop on Broadway, next to Dolan's. The Specialty Shop is the last word in a complete store for the ladies. Dresses, dainty underthings, beautiful handkerchief sets, stockings und gloves are alt ready to make happy tho hearts of the females of South Amboy during tlie next two weeks, The policy at the iSpecialty Shop, which is meeting with groat favor, Js that of offering tho finest and most serviceable women's and children's wear at prices which arc lower Ulan may be found In stores in other cities in the vicinity. The Holidays The Holidays mean a great deal at this market. For here you have an opportunity to get practically your entire table needs at one shopping trip. Tender, delicious turkeys, the choicest of chickens, and other meats. And then there are those tasty fruit cakes, assorted nuts, tempting pies, and juicy fruits. It certainly will pay you to buy here. You'l save on almost every article. V. J. NEBUS TEL. 226 STRAUB'S MARKET Struub's MarTtct, owned and operated by Carl Straub is preparing o supply the unusually large ChristMis demand, in tho same Inimitable • tyle which has characterised this nMriut for many years. A visit'to Straub's will convince you that the FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 236 NO. FELTUS ST. Doubl* S. and H. and Elk Starapi With Each Purchro Satutday FRANK KUHN An item, small but significant to the true spiritj of Christmas, is the "••-'-'• Christmas card. .!_!__,„_ Bringing «... their messages of true good will to one and all, they signify the friendship between persons. At Kuhn's, on Stevens avenue, one may find the most complete, and most beautiful assortment of Christ mas cards to bo found in the state. Visit Kuhn's for your cards, and while there don't forge to see tho variety of Schrafft's candies on display, along with hundreds of various brands of cigars, cigarettes, tobacco und mellow pipes. ARKY'ilpHARMACV For a really complete assortment of most uttractivo Christmas gifts for men, women and kiddies alike, South Amboy shoppers should not fail to visit Arky's Pharmacy, noxt t.o the Trust Co,, on Broadway. With a record-breaking amount of now stock, Arky's 1B preparing for a gala holiday. Just to mention a few of tho innumerable " t i c ea, we have admlrf Uwjtaantlrnl cotmotie and per^»mc sets, the pen and pencil sets, q.IH, meats « obtainab.e in g Good Advice! Go to KUHN'S to select your Christmas) cards. Jtmong the hundreds of designs on display there, you will Had special cards for every purpose, Indudbw •acred «ard«, family greetings, children's cards andAiiumorous numbers. . •' . \-<j v «, Remember-KUHN'S CHRISTMAS CARDS. S^A » , i . u .L i J C(1 in Yulotide dross, clocks, compacts And tho florvicc, both personal a n d n ) ) l l h v m ( l r c d s o f o l h e l . u s e f u l as ' Wi .,, delivery, nt Straub's, may bo found as beautiful gifts, And while at Arky's for your gifts more perfect than In any out of town why Hot order some delicious Melo. store. vols to comj>l<!to that great Christ• '0 MAX SEMER na3 dinner you are planning, What practical minded man -wouldWheel; an Ancient Invention n't love to be the owner of a servicVnlikles with wheels dule hack In able tool set this Christmas! If you tave such a man on your gift list time unknoH-n The Roman chnrlots this year, why not visit Semor's used for war, for pliiianre and for Hardware 'Store on Broadway? For sport represented a development of more than 2.000 years of tnitlng und there you will find the finest tools at Improvement. price* which defy competition. Toys for the children- may also be found in abundance at iSemer's and these too are priced for a happy season. Or why not give your1 house a Christmas present? Newly appointed hardware of lasting beauty would make any v home. doubly ' attractive during the Christmas season.' Or for that matter for yean and years to come. CHRIS NICORVO What finer Christmas gift could one find to match the practical value of a pair of serviceable men's or boy's shoes? Santa Claus would be doubly welcome if he brought gifts of this kind with him. At Chris Nicorvo's on Broadway, the men and boys of the fnmily may select their Holiday footwear from the complete stock of Sundial shoes. Wo repeat, no more practical gift could be found. SOUTH AMBOY WINE AND LIQUOR CO. Christmns cheer of the kind which most properly belongs to the season, mny now be had nt the South Amboy Wino and Liquor Co. store on Broadway, near John street, This fltorj is the only rotnil distribution liquor store In South Amboy. At this store nrc literally thousands of bottles of wines, gins, liquors and beers, ranging in price to suit every need and every pocket' book. And, incidentally, the prices are lower than we've Been In any store In the qntlro state of New JorIndustrial FrulU Industrial fruits nre tliuse products of the soil which nre sown and planted and upon rencliltiK maturity an* gnrneroj or Imrvesti'il. such us grnln, vesotunics linil other fruits. They arc distinct from the niituriil fruits, such ns trees, griws, etc, nnrt nr» considered us porwiwtl "'"' n"< rf>nl property. With the coming of new stores to South Amboy, with the complete renovation and modernization of stores which have been in this city for decades, and with the people of South Amboy rapidly realizing' that every need may be purchased in this city, this 1935 Christmas should be a happy one indeed for local business people. Merchants, in cooperation with the CITIZEN are campaigning, beginning this week, for a TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST program. The CITIZEN has visited the various shops and stands solidly back of local merchants in their claim that quality, assortment and prices are more quickly and conveniently found here than in any other city. Lend your support. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST. If you are unable to purchase anything in this city, then we're wrong. But do your part. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST THIS CHRISTMAS. / H. WOLFF * CO. For many years the large and well stocked store of H, Wolff and Co., on the corner of Feltus St. and Washington Avenue, , has been the Christmas headquarters of the entire city. The only department store in South Amboy, Wolffs shelves and counters contain innumerable Holiday gifts.Sweaters, shoes, perfumes, novelties, housewear, men's wear, women's wear and toyB for the youngsters may be found in abundance in this store. In fact we are surprised nt th« hundreds of various articles m the establishment. And the price of each article makes your Christmas doubly happy. For everything is marked lower than in any out-oftown store. And incidentally, visit the grocery department. You'll find the finest grocery specials in the county, » • I1 JHft F u o n laufa •{ BasMki The Datbutan of Kamulcura, one of the most famous Images of Buddha'Ya Japan, dates from 1252. It is 60 feet high, wrought of hronce,. silver' and\ (Old. . j 103 NORTH STEVEN G Telephone outh Amboy 528 MARKET I, • ,[ t 1 k ' .•• •1 ' "*' * , . , . . . . ( *' . ./ -... * 'I1. ! ' ; ..-.• ' i'.if • « ( i •'ti >r ' >• ( •.' ;' .... . "i <•• •''*"•'.#• mm • 11llICTO R f 1.',» - ' '. itinGic BRRin Christmas joy in your s. year will 'both greater and richer if under your tree ban ever RCA Victor Radio with here's a s Maglc Baflti and Metal Tubes—such . Itffiiwurnont as this one, or one with lejMagic Eye, too. t e t Us show you the new RCA Victor ids; then wo'll lot you picture to •self your own firer.ide sceno on tmas morning . . . a scene of such i,joy as only fine music can inspire. IfiETRl TUBES GREEN'S MEN'S SHOP LADIES! THIS IS YOUR SALE WE OFFER FIRST QUALITY GOTHAM GOLD-STRIPE Take a Yoar to Pay on tho Now C. I. T..RCA Victor Finance Plan) STOCKINGS 8-TUBI MODEL CB-1S . Consider all this radio brings you—the way it brings it—and you'll consider Its price unbeIi6vwbly*low. 540-18,00d kta. Colorblind Dial -Band Spreader-2-Speed Tuning-MusicSpaech Control-Highland Low Tone Control *• —Automatic Volume .Control jHid ToneCotnpensation-and fanny other! features . $99.50 Dolan Bros* Broadway Telephone 294 • • • ft GREENSPAN'S MARKET Since the consolidation of the well Known grocery store of David Greenspan with his completely new meat market department, customers at this (lore have been greatly accommodated in that they no longer have to make two visits to secure their grocery and meat supplies. The Xnus season at Greenspan's has always been a busy time, but now that the meat department has been opened, Holiday foods may be secured in the trne spirit of Yuletlde. Tasty extras tre also in hand, and there isn't a single ChriBttnas delicacy which may • not be purchased at Greenspan's. ~ City on Sticks AmslMi-diiiii. Holliiml. is built on piles, sunn' of which nrp over Ml reet OPPENHEIM'S loriK. Thi'.v are driven Into the mud on which the city IR founded, and there Toys, toys, toys. For girls and tliP.v hwnmi' pptrllWI boys. It would gladden the hearts, not only of the kiddies, but of the average grown-up as well, to view the wonderful assortment of toys at Oppenheim's on Broadway. To enumerate the various games, pretty. articles and rides at Oppenheim's would take pages. However, we suggest that you visit the store and see them for yourselves. Not . THE GREATEST DAY that "we want you to think that the toys constitute the" only "supply of DOLAN BROS. .Christmas deminatx th* htwa. Christmas goods at Oppenheim's. The finest electrical goods are on Tbsi- H U M of happiness and f o r there are literally hundreds of sale at surprisingly low prices at other Holiday gifts of useful nature. Dolan Bros, store for the Christmas marry-mskinc is one* mar* And incidentally, don't let the season. Many local people have purWith MS. price question worry you. For Op- chased lasting gifts at Dolan's -for penheim's has 'always been noted for years. Included in this year's its* Maka your Christmas doubly the reasonable prices it features, aortment are many useful articles mafry, with on* at Straub's fawhich will be welcomed into many FRANK'S "MARKET mous turkays. Tha raatenabl* homes this year. Do you want your Christmas table A fen1 of the famous trade marked prices will •masa you. 1 be the ultimate in deliciousnesa ! products offered by Dolan's are R.•-. w»"""n-"£r"i~: } l M \, a d v c r t l s e ment of C. A. radios, General Electric clocks, Frank's Market in this issue of tho'.G. E. washing machines. Hoover v / Citizen. Old Man Turkey Gobbler, cuum cleaners, Christmas tree, lights in at Prank's, in all his glory, wait- and electric novelties of all kinds. ;s, r .-. S^ Carl H. Stniub, Prop. ing: for you. His presence at your A gift from Dolan's would surely be Christmas dinner is made doubly In- appreciated in any home. ^. . CHOICE MEATS AND VEGETABLES viting, if you grace his attendance THE NEBUS MARKET with nuts, fresh fruits and vegetaTel. 850 .'• •' UO N. Broadway Another store which surpasses any bles, candies, fruit cakes and many other accessories which may be pur- out of town market for excellence in chased at Frank's modern market at !he market ol V. J. Ncbus o.t l'-sltug. 1-1.1'.., prices which would make shopping This modern, up to date, store.offer* out of town absolutely unnecessary. only the finest quality meut3 smi foodstuffs. Just visit this inwket .'uu1 sep tho splendid assor*. r. i >t of PETERSON'S PHARMACY turkeys, ehickenB, fruit cakes, riuta, On » par with the finest drug candies and fresh fruits and vegetastores in the larger metropolitan bles. Your Christmas dinner will be cities in modernity, service and val- one of the best, if you buy your ue-offered, Peterson's Pharmacy, remodeled to offer the nvost up to date neats and foods at the Nebus Marfeatures, is ready to care for almost ket. any Christmas purchase. 104 SO. BROADWAY TEL. 494 Those who have a sweet tooth will DAYLIGHT BAKERY welcome a box of Whitman's famous Rivaling the best in the entire candies, obtainable «t Peterson's. Or state, the iSouth Amboy Daylight perhaps tho assortment of interest- Bakery's Christmas cakes and baked ing toys will fascinate others. Milady will be delighted to receive ore goodies, are expected to meet with of the beautiful Yardley cosmetic Krcat fnvor with the residents ' of and perfume sets. For the man of South Amboy. A large assortment of various the family, Peterson's offers cigars, cigarettes, pipe sets and a' host of temptations will be offered to tho public during the next two weeks, th useful f l articles. il other di th grandest d proceeding the Holiday of Peterson's is another striking exyear. Christ mn?. ample of the NEW B.R0ADWAY. ,„„..<, „.,„ "••"Ijhe DayWhy go nut 'of town, when right here Virht - »•" tasted in South Ambnv there aro stores of' ~~ " lodthis type? Visit Peterson's for yr FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Holiday gifts, and see fn-: ••••J* Straub's News! HEADQUARTERS FOR • GREEN'S MEN'S SHOP A men's store which rivals the shops * of Fifth avenue is Green's Men's Shop on Broadway, which is now completely stocked with Christmas wear for men. Florshaim Shoes, llickok belts and sUBpenders, Arrow f hirts, Gotham Gold Stripe Stockings famed tradea n d a host of other marked products are at Green's newly remodeled store. Mr. iR. James C'huilli, .recently appointed manager of the shop, announces that Green's is ready to supply your Holiday needs, nn atmosphere of modernity, und at prices which aro. appreciably lower than in men's stores in rny other city. A PAIR IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES BROADV IT you ' ' pcoplo J inns v . Ma' THE SOUTH AMBOT CITIZEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13,1935 PAGB TjBRK* THIS YEAR - TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRSTI *. 38- Mary Pines for Her Pines (AChiUtmuSuvr) <&? By Luella B. Lyons South Amboy Specialty Shop THE STORE OF MANY BEAUTIFUL GIFTS! M AItY MINTER left her bom* from south of- the MasonDlxon line to marry Jack Howard. That's how she happened - to be hating her new home In the N o r t h hating the snow and cold and the fireworks she knew she was missing down borne that Christmas day. GasInf out of the window all she could • e e were pine trees from four Inchei to tlxty feet in height Cedars 1 PInei! •procesl she bated the words, eren. »y111 n Do Your Christmas Why Pay aLot for Gifts When Mrs. Tenenbaum Has Them For So Little. A FEW SUGGESTIONS Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Bags, Handkerchiefs, Towel Sets, Table Cover Sets, Pillow Cases, Dresses, Sweaters, Etc. A Beautiful Dinner Set Will Be Given Away FREE to the lucky ticket holder. A ticket given with every purchase. SOUTH AMBOY SPECIALTY SHOP, Inc. They Riachtd Ann S p o r t HoiplUI Room and Mad* Explanation*. "How about • OhrlBtmag tree In the BOUK, honey? Maybe that would belp theer you, di you lupposeT I know you're eating your heart out with loneeomeness for home this, your flrst Christmas away," Jack offered, bat Mary spurned bis sympathy. "A tree. A tree, did you say? Ha ha," •he laughed bitterly, "g; out there and • • op the Ridge and look at those trees there by the hundreds and thousand*. Imagine they a n all Chrlitma* tree* If you like." Jack gave up tryIng to placate her but he understood— •he. was at that stage of homesickness. . A b o u t noon there came a phone call (ran their nearest neighbor, Milt •pear*. Bis wife wa« in the city hotpita], 40 miles away, and he had promised to visit here there, taking the two youngsters, but about an hour ago M1K had sprained an ankle and now— w»nld Mary and Jack take the kldi aa4 go >•> his place? What difference did It make if It • a * nearly nightfall when the pair and the two youngsters reached Ann Spears' hospital room and made the explanations and witnessed the relief-that was '•a evident on the inxloun wlfe'i face,. "But where did yon find such « novel ttse arrangement, Mrs. Howard?" Ann's doctor wanted to know the mo• e n t he lighted the midget Christmas tree Mary had fixed up at a moment'* •btlce.' "Why,' they, are the niftiest thing* I've ever seen-yet, and I'd like • t buy a doten of then." •' " A strip of painted tin that was sent to bang over the head of a bed U t o the shape of a alielf or bracket fanned the foundation, A tiny cedar seedling l about eight Inches , high formed the tree, liar; had stripped a wealth of tube roses she had been growing, to tie the Dlossoms all over that midget village tree. Fitting Into a slot on that little tin bracket. It smiled Its blessing upon the gathering, •Any tuletlde you might stop by the Howard Midget Christmas .Tree Farm to find Mary and .lack getting a bit of rest from their Inhors, another glorious selling campnlRn ov.er for another year, Yes. you'll flnd Mary there, for *he' does get pretty lonely when she must be away from her thousands of beloved mlilRct conifers any length of tJmel ;. Q Western Newspaper Union. ' Chriitmat Cracker From Franca The Christmas cracker came, from nhout I'lRhly yours ago. MANY TYPES OF HOLLY H OI.I.V, mi popular na n Christmas ilcriinillnu, Is most nhnndiint aloiiK H»' tiutloin lands of eastern TOXIIH mill Boullmrii Arknnsns, Thoro an* ahmit 175 gpoclca of holly found throughout the world, Om lnrgi'Kl holng the Aim-rIcnn holly which .nttnltiB n holRlit of BO .-feet. The rcil-borrlert holly Is nioBl coinmon, although some species boar yellow berries and others bind:. Ancient German Clirlitmnc Belief Gormuna of ancient times believed that crumbs of brnnd made at Christmas, and which fell on the ground, would grow Into little star flowers with miraculous honllni? powers. Santa Cltui •• U«ual "Snntn Claim Is comln' around us usual In December," snld Uncle Eben. "tryln' to bring along enough good cheer to beat de tax collector." Non-Chrlitlam and Chrittmai Nnu-Clirlslliilis .froqupntly Join In llic soclnl oliipiviineo of tho day. To them, It simply lias jno religious BigntflunnoB. Chrlitma. <*ird« Old Cuilom •Tlit aenrilnv'' I ciirlntiiiiui MIMIS by way of frl»-'i" Ki'i'«Llng and tf ' brnnre'lMi ' "• «' "o ulmiit 128 NORTH BROADWAY (Next Door to Greenspan's) •: GENERAL ELECTRIC WASHER TOYLAND AT ' SEMHTS at DOLAN BROS. ************* We have Toys of every description that are sure to pleaseMechanical toys Bicycles • Tool Sets Wagons Sleighs . Firefly Flexible Flyers Xmas Tree Lamps and Xmas Decorations Xmas Tree Stands and Many Other Gifts SEMER'S, 101 South Broadway 130 North Broadway SUNDIAL SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY They're All Leather and Wear Longer! MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS Special OXFORDS FOR MEN ....$2.50; $3.00; $3.50 up to BOY'S OXFORDS '. $2.25 to YOUTH'S OXFORDS $2.00 and WALKING SHOES (Special) $2.25 to YARDLEY'S SETS From 1)1.95 to $10.00 EVENING IN PARIS SETS From $1.10 to $10.00 -. $2.50 EVAN'S COMPACTS From $2.25 to $1,0.00 ,--• AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE FOOTWEAR GIFTS FOR XMAS ,Hruu>lry (gifts An> WRIST WATCHES from $14.00 up Now $1.19 LADIES' AND GENTS RINGS ' K1DI MILITARY SETS AROUND JOUTH AMBOY ROSARY BEADS KNIVES AND CHAINS BUCKLE SETS . PEARL BEADS, $2 and up CIGARETTE CASES AND LIGHTERS GENrS COLLAR AND ' T I E S E T S •;•. "•. '.••• HERBERT KURZ y#ATJ3HMAKER andJJEWELER J CAN'T STOP,NOW FELLAS. Gotta get down to the ^ Daylight Bakery. Moin ordered one of those creamy ~ pumpkin pies they make! . '•'• 113 NORTH BROAIXWAY EVAN'S CIGARETTE LIGHTERS AND SETS " "."..:..........":! • From $1.00 to $10.00 WALLETS and WALLET SETS I 165 NORTH BROADWAY AGENCY FOR ELGIN & PARKER PEN, AND PENHAMILTON WATCHES ; CIL SETS, from $1.95 Now $1.75 $2.00 ELGIN DOUBLE COMPACTS _V.V " .....98c to $5.00 NANCY LANE CANDIES, WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES AND GOBELIN CHOCOLATES. LARGEST SELECTION OF CIGARETTES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO AT LOWEST PRICES. ". THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ~~FR6STY MOUNTAIN DATE NUT CAKE—35C '*: An Improvement on Our Celebrated Nut Cake FROSTY MOUNTAIN DATE NUT CAKE AND ONE LOAF BLUE RIBBON BREAD—40c . S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS ' GIVEN AT THIS STORE ,, • ~[ ^ j J • Grand-drawing for a 53 piece Open Dish Set takes3 place at the Empire Theatre on December 20th. ,Beu sure to get your tickets with every purchase of 10c o r | over. . '''• Exclusive Agents for Yello-Bole and Kaywoodie Pipe* Arky's Pharmacy BREAD 118 NORTH BROADWAY Telephone South Amboy 123 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••" Philco Radio Christmas Toyland at Oppenheim's is now in full swing. Come inand bring the Kiddies. A visit will pay you well. Our prices are lower than elsewhere. A line of Assorted Toys and Gifts for Every Member of the Family From 10c up. Headquarters for Shirley Temple Dolls Games Of All Kinds Dolls Sleighs Bicycles Wagons SOUTH AMBOY DAYLIGHT BAKERY^ •'•"? A NEW FU HOOVE Qub ' J!O.«ioNlY JOIN OUR PHILCO RADIO CHRISTMAS CLUB and secure a share in a New 1936 Philco Radio—A .wonderful opportunity to get one of these marvelous performing sets- Clip the coupon—phone or come in and learn more about this club plan. MASON'S 113 No. Broadway •" • b r Mason's Radio, 113 N. Broadway. I am interested 'In your Christinas Club i Inn. $li35 $5.00 $2.75 $2.50 $3.00 \ CHRIS NICORVO Make Arky's Your Christmas Store and Save • Telephone 294 An Acceptable Gift '. COTY'S SETS BUY YOUR Tel. 36 Phllco Rndio I- Backboards Skates Marx Mechanical Toys And a Thousand Others ^ Also practical gifts for the children such as Snow Suits, Sweaters, etc. Unique Electrical decorations. Novelty Toys of All Rinds, Christmas, Decorations and Christmas Tree Ornaments OPPENHEMS ;-10c-25c and Up Store 9ADWAY TEL. 283 • • N»wb«fore has there been aPoiltlviAgttatli for a price I O low. Not a junior mo|d»l—a regulation* il^e Hoover and Hooverqualily throughout. LplMtfeo> turei.. Poiltlve Agitation.. Dirt Flndtr. Taleplipm for , datalli and convenient termi. Small\drrylnp " DOLAN BROS. 130 NORTH BROADWAY '•' THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN PAOE FOUtt FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS,' 193S DINKJES HOLD MEETING The object of a newly foi-rned league of bards is to secure jus"Mary Burns, Fugitive" Starring Sylvia Sidney Joan Crawford To Be Seen Sunday and Monday tice for poets. Their pleas for clemency should, we think, be The weekly meeting of the Dinkey was held at the home of Miss Dramatic Photoplay at Strand Theatre considered. at the Empire Theatre in "I Live My Life" Club Antoinette Chuilli en Friday evening, In order to raise funds for the ;•••••••••• •••••••[!••• •••{••••••••••••••••r treasury, a cake was uhanced off ani was won by Mrs. Catherine Hanaway of Stockton Street, After the .business of the club was discussed, a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by tbc hostess, The attendance prize was won by Marie Hanaway. The next meeting of the club will be held tonight a t the home of Mi3s Margaret Edwards. . . . Brian Aherae ahd Joan Crawford In "1 Live- My Life" morous star's previous pictures, it casts her as n spoiled debutante whose love for a penniless archeologist redeems her. Joan Crawford has never appeared more glamorous nor beno more beautifully photographed. Her delineation of the gay, carelelss, heartfree character is the work of a fine actress. Starving Joan Crawford and dia-ected by W. S. Van Dyke—this combination is enough to make dny picture a success. In the case of " I LiLe My Life" the new MGM production jSt the Empire Theatre Sunday and Monday, the combination coupled •with a powerful story, is made an outstanding production. .Different from any of the gla- banck, Agnes Parsons, Lorotta iPavIrma Reese, Irone Springle, November Attendance ich, Florence Stariton, Catherine Van Roll at Public School 2 Horn, Gladys Ware, Shirley Wood. Local Party Bags Deer, Bear and Wild Cat on Week's Hunting Trip The following pupils of School No. 1 .have been placed <m the Perfect Attendance Honor Roll for the. months of November. First Grade: Walter Bright, .Rooert iHuguenin, Ruth O'Connor, Sh(rI«y Skow, June Ware, Warren BarTier. William Behn. Gloria DeWi'.t, James Dill, Dorothea Dufford, Leii- Five Members of One Thirty ora Greenspan, Edward Jowcll, Club Enjoy Week's Sport at Lawrence K Mills, Virginia Remus, Sinnamhotning. . , Tilargaret Starton, Harvey Thorpo. Second Grade: Donald Bcckmnn, Sumner Boyson, Emory Burlow, Rob Five members of the One Thirty « r t Grover, Trunk Lnpei, "Edmonrf Hunting Club, Burt .Perry,' Ge^rgo Chulerr Andy Soltis, Henry Zicglcr, Brennan, George Sepka, John BrenMiriam 'Berger, Nancy Burkard, nari and Burk iiambertson, Jr., reMary Clozey, Katharine Duliba, iMa- turned to this city .Saturday *ft« a *ie Fttskov, iSMrley iGregor, Lillian week .hunting at iSinnamhom'.ng, Pa •Cunderaon, Elsie Lauritseni, Made- They broujrht back, a 195 pound line Lauritsen, Eleanor MoCracken, eight pronged buck deer shot b> George Brennan, a black bear sho' JUbert Menrlander. Third Grade: Herbert Berger, by Burt Perry, and, a wildcat sho John filoodgood, Raymond Boyson, by John Brennan. Henry (Hagor, Elmer Johnson, Rod- A large number of the members o • w n King, "Wlllard King, Harry the d u b are making arrangements larsen, William Lauritsen, Kenneth to spend th« coming deer season ut Mnnay, Leroy Mundy, Gloria Hem- the club hunting lodge at Pasadena street, Mildred Hughes, Elizabeth where deer are reported exception, Krntel, Evelyn Larsen, Marie Nie- ally plentiful. 136 South Broadway PRESBYTERIAN -CHURCH ifev, Chas. F. Van Horn, Jr., Pastor Broadway and Church Street 10 A. M. Bible School In charge of our Supt. Fumian Shcppurd. Classes for all ages. ,11 A, M. Morning Worship and rfermon by the Pastor, Theme: "The Knowledge of Jesus." 7:80 P. M, Evening worship and Sermon. Theme: "Near and Yet So Far." Tuesday 8 P. M. Men's Brotherhood. Thursday 7:80 P. M. Pastor Van Horn's Prayer Meoting. Friday, 8 p. m. Christmas Entertainment by the, Bible School. MAJESTIC PERTH AMBOY Tel. 4-0108 PREVUE TONIGHT! Two Pictures for the Price of O n e •...,; ,. Owing to the length of the pictures tnere will be only one pre-vue tonight, starting at 8:45 o'clock. After fou'wm m»»n thim mmmlcml Mi nothing U f to • « • • ! • • ' " ell and Miss Dvorak, and Is Height ened by the appearance of lovely Mir^aret Irving as the mtfier woman. ' , •-•• But Fred Allen nnd Patsy Kellj m°nap"e to hook mo?t of the laugh with their goofy antics, fl SCOTCH SPECIALS WINES i Johnny Walker Red Label White Horse Celler Haig and Haig Five Star Teacher's Highland Cream Buchanan's Black and White John Dewar & Sons White Label McCallum's Perfection ALL $3.29 FIFTH Crammed with action, thrills and!and acting ability. romance, "Mary Burns, Fugitive" Tho story centers around Miss starring Sylvia Sidney, which opens Sidney, blissfully In love with Alan at fix Strand Theatre Perth Amlwy, Baxter, unaware that lie IB a pubin a swlr't rmr.lng, soul stirring d.'tt- lic enemy, knowing only that he is n u » distinguished photoplay of lirst an ox-grid-iron star. Escaping with cluss enteitiiinment. stolen bonds, .Baxter is almost Providing; Misa Sidney with a part caught at Miss Sidney's restaurant that is distinctly her metier, "Mary retreat in the mountains. Making Burns, Fugative" emerges as ana quick getaway, 'Miss Sidney is emotionally powerful, tenaely dram- trapped with the bonds, arrested and atic photoplay, packed with ronmuoe sentenced to priuon. Successful In and adventure all the way. In thea jail break with her cell mate, Pact title role, Mlsa Sidney gives onu of Kelton, sho gets a job in a hospital the flnost performances of the yt-jr and falls in lovo with Melvyn DOUKBS an innocent girl, huntoil by thelas, temporarily blinded young s law unil. rolentlesaly pursued by aenlist. Meanwhile Miss Kelton, tool of the G-Men, believing her former sweetheart gangster. Running a close second for acting Baxter's accomplice, tries to drive honors nro Mclvyn Douglas and a Miss Sidney to Baxter's hideout, to premising young film, flnd, Alan no vail, Bnxtor. Both give splendid portray- Baxter, madly In lovo with Miss als in widoly different roles. Doug- Sidney, sends his henchmen to kidlas, cast as a weathly famous scient- nap her, but she escapes and seeks ist, temporarily blinded, who falls in refuge in Douglas' h'ome. An they love with Miss Sidney, brings a fin- are about to bo married, Baxtor esse and dignity that characterizes breaks in on the ceremony. A crashthis able actor. Baxter, playing his ing, drnmatfc'climax brings the film first film.part, displays ease, poise to a thrilling finale, (Full Gallon Jugs) Barbena, Reisling, Zinfendel, Sauterne, Burgundy, Claret, Alcante. 99c A GALLON Port, Sherry Tokay, Muscatel 2 Fifth Bottles—79c Yi Gallon Jug—98c Gallon Jug—$1.85 GIN SPECIALS Maderia California Brandy Pint—;$1.05 Jolly Roger 99c Fifth Five O'Clock ....$1.09 Fifth Old Dutch pt. 99c Lloyd's London Dry Kummell (Mohawk $1.19 Fifth Brand, ....:.........pt. $1.45 qt. $2.59 Fleischman ...-$1.29 Fifth White Satin De Luxe ........ BONDED WHISKIES $1.29 Fifth Gilbey London Dry Mount Vernon ....$4.39 Qt. ,...$1.34 Fifth Old Schenley $2.09 Pt. MANY OTHER BRANDS . $4.09 Qt. Old Overholt ....$2.19 P t . $4.35 Qt. Old Drum 89c pt. Old Drum $1.75 qt. Corby, 8 year old, $2.29 Pt. $3.49 Fifth Greendale Straight Whis$4.49 Qt; key ; 69c pt. $1.30 Qt. Sunny Cove ......88c pt. . Jolly Roger Rye .....,69c pt. Oak Mellow —65c pt. S , $1 39 qt. $1.29 Qt. i «••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JOHN WOJCJECHOWSKI HONORED_AT BIRTHDAY > Indian Village Modern '-'•'. " .".•-Indian Village, adjacent to Juneau, 'Ajaskfl, UcSasts a ..modern* lewtige «yi OBe of South Amboy's most prom- t«m cjBnetruclt'rt largely by Indian la- inent and beat likead citizens was tw»r. / ' .. , ; - . • ,'.> honored last Tuesday evening when John Wojciehowski was .the guest .nf honor at his birthday party, celebrated, at (he beautiful Raritah Hall nn Ridgeway avenue this city. — Every one present said that a Vgood time was had by all." Approximately 200 friends of Mr.' TVgjciehowski's were present at the PERTH AMBOY affair and all were .in peeping wii h the occasion.'' ' ' Starting With Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kurowsky, and Mr. and Mrs, PREVUE,. William Martin of Perth AmboV, FRIDAY JNJ Mr. and MrsT Laurence Agan, Mr and.Mrs. John Cross and a host of other friends of Mr. Wojciohowski's. ' true friends". . . . . a.. STRAND Birley. Fir«t to Be Cultivated ,. According to ancient .Eitypt, hurley wns, the first of the ciTftils to ho cultlrotpil. Stmfllnc projis of barley were fl.t'iiroil by tht'iii uniJor the fifth il.vniisfl.v, or "iii"ni " n m n c. » \ Tel. 206; Buy For Xmas Holidays at Present Low Prices! PHILIP PURCELL WILLJS PROBATED The will of Phillip Pvrrcell, who died here on December 1st, was probated in the Surrogate's Office in New Brunswick] "Wednesday by Attorney Francis P. Coan. According to the terms of the will the widow of the deceased, Mrs. Ann Puroell is made executrix and sole beneficiary. The •will, dated June 2, 1930, was witnessed by Francis P. and Margaret .M. Coan. I ! VeSide Comes to Saj&tic Theatre Tomorrow Stage, '•ereeir and air were com• bed for funsters, singers, actors and musicians in recruiting the cast of the new 20th Century super-musical, "Thanks a Million," which come3 Saturday to the Majestic Theatre, '.Perth Amboy, with 'Dick Powell and So. Amboy Wine &Liquor Co. NEW EMPIRE Tonight and Tomorrow 2—Big Feature Pictures—2 —ALSOFREE TO EVERY GIRL ATTENDING TONIGHT OR Record lo|r • iMuot« TOMORROW A BEAUTIFUL SHIRLEY There Is one Instance on record In which a (louip.stlonted IUOIISP Is sold to nave drawn n glelsh ZU miles In •ne d»y- TEMPLE MIRROR Sunday and Monday FORA REAL GOODTINE VISIT "SCHACHEL'S" Washington Road South Amboy ANN DVORAK FRED ALLEN ^ B ^ t n W ^ p d « , ANNDVORAK, ~DICK POWELL T^J^KELbY arc stepping out for new highs in entertainment tyiw'*'<t Million." Darryl F. Zttnuck produced the sensational "Thanks a Milliori" and "I've Got a Pocket Full tyi Sunshine" arc the principal tunes suns 'by Dick Powell. They are largely from the pena •»uMn(iff, Patsy Kelly, and thu of Gus Kahn ami Arthur Johnston, ""tub Boys, all participating who ftlsw composed "Sugar Plum" for Ann Dvorak and Patsy Kelly. f Featured in the chief supporting ,„ -'"iSaiii s"a Million^ a'lud- rolos of the picture, which was perifto^outji of a show troupe that sonally produced by Darryl P . Zan1L f,Lt;)jwyed" through the oho- uek, arc - Maymdnd Walburn, Alan 1 'gfi^py that presiding gen- Djnehnrt and Benny Baiter—who suffers as. Fred Alley's stooge. ^ , ' ^ A ' l t e h . .,,;.•• . . , • • . . •'•:,. , *pr3.nWpal Story intorost 18,'at- Rov Del Ruth directed "Thanks a Million." W * / * ^ : ; ' X • - • • • - . • • • • • • • - • - . PikTSY KELLY PAUL WHITEMAH RUBINOFF .SAYMONO WALBURN YACHT CLUB BOYS iDARRYLF.ZANUGK LAST TIMES TODAY "MUTINY ON THE with Clark Gable, Franchot Tone and Charles Laughton t*4*l*lttt*********4H*****t**yi **************** AMATEUR NIGHT ^^^W^^II^IlSCpTT^VES. •:••• : " MELROSE *m >f^^S*fillwAYi|AA|A'TEUR IP|.; ***^WW**1H "John Wants to See; YOU, and YOU and YOU AUCTION NICHT *************** •+++• The People Sell; ,-Tet^ 5B7:Sdath' Amboy: • • • • •-' • •'•-' Don't Forget To Attend The NIGHT ' • , WRbAir-r-ttOT FRANKS " •• tfNNAdEL N ^ H T . ATTENDANCE PJR^E |7.00 IN CASH \ ¥ y ND OTHER GAMES PLAYED— f | I Z E S AWARDED Coining Sat., Dec. 21st Episcopal Church IN THE SOCIAL R00M8 Attraction! 'The Catri Kids" of Corteret In "Trouble in Toy- ! , §Hy-'IVMiy; Gloven'a Orchestra land"; (Dancing RESERVATIONS FOR NEW YEAR'S First Time on the Screen) for —ALSO- 2 Big Features FREE TO LADIES! HOT OVEN DINNER WARE SHEUER Wednesday and Thursday smiLin* (Butjnent) CHEE3EQUAKE, N. J. Glenda Farrell Special Added WED., THUR., FRI. FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD "MISS PACIFIC FLEET" with Joan Blondcll and r^L CHESTER MORRIS The Auctioneer Buys Under the Auiplcei of The [AT ; ON THE STAGE THUR. EVENING WEDNESDAY NIGHT DINE AND DANCE the News Eventa AMBOY AND PARLIN CARDPARTY . —ALSO— Cartoon Tuesday One Day Only BETWEEN SOUTH ************************ BOUNTY" Comedy Livugh Riot Friday Evening, December 20th AT EIGHT O'CLOCK BEAUTIFUL PRIZES t TICKETS J : : 28c \ «l»IIIMtt»»4*Mt >•»<•( Abo HUGH HERBERT;in . "TO flB^T f THE BAN ! Y Scream LSO— Cartoon THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN' FBIpAY, DECEMBER 13,1935 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN MR. AND MRS. WISE By Published Weekly By THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Telephone South Amboy 4 J. MELFORD ROLL. EDITOR PAGE FIVE THIS GLASS OF MILK PROM FORSGATE FARMS PLPiY ING GOLF GUT I'M TIR6D public agrees with us that the 1931} jGhevroIets are the finest product we have ever int( ' •;ed. Increased beau' ty and luxur.v'.' - greater safety and economy, and finer performance characterize both the Master deluxe and the Standard sries. Both new lines are equipped with perfected feydraulic brakes, and both haV(V;fa< steel turret top todies by lHi$i0,: There has been a-growing trend toward the giving of automobiles for Christmas, and these fine cars of low price will certainly be selected by i f many for Christmas giving, FORSGATE FARMS ( y o u ujERe RIGHT;OOT, FAMILY CNTQyS GOOD HEALTH B y DRINKING U H O U SOMC (niLKORDERSOME JTHfVT GLOSS OF MICK \<?esTOReo r^y eweR l l T S U R £ IS G R e f t T / GOOD WILL ON THE ROAD The Holiday season is a pecularly fitting time to emphasize the UJILC PEP YOU . obligations of every motorist. It is of more than passive interest -, U P / Jfcti&t the Yuletide closes that quarter of the year when automobile ftNO SPfiCI ^/•accidents, death fend injuries are an annual peak, according to " - thp National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. How horrible is the thought that as we approach the days when the • seblijnent, "Good Will to All", is glorified throughout the land, Ma^/lp Halted Flea. LATER the carnage of wrecks and broken bodies is strewn more than Kgyptlnn wuincn usi'il nm^il', not ajfii over the face of our country. to beautify tliPinsolves. but il^fe pr»DISTRIBUTED BY LAURENCE HARBOR MILK CO. TEL. MATAWAN 2287-J A great deal has been said about the" necessity of courtesy in tection Mcnlnst tlens, declares a European scientist. driving as an accident preventive measure. Driving at speeds reasonable for conditions, sharing the road, passing properly, was a great success and proved the House on Sunday afternoon, DecemThe prediction is based, Mr. JH»1. "using correct hand signals, avoiding all those actions which means of raising a considerable sum ber 29th. Santa Claus will be preler said, mainly upon three points— make driving dangerous and uncomfortable for the other, fellow, tor the annual prty. Joseph Joswiak sent and presents will he distributed the excellence of the new 1936 Chevare the dictates of courtesy and manners. So, too, are they dic- was chairman of the committee. to the children. There will be comrolets which were introduced Nov. 2; tates of the principle of the good neighbor. Good driving, with A committee is completing ar- munity singing and a program of enthe timeliness of their introduction, just before the Christmas buying seaa real desire to safeguard the lives of those exposed to the con- rangements for the annual Christmas tertainment and all children in Melson; and the fact that the new Gensequences of that driving, is practical Christianity. It is a kind party to be held at the Melrose Fire rose have been invited. eral Motors Acceptance Corporations • ^ f practical Christianity that followers of all creeds can subThe Chevrolet Motor Company is six per cent purchase plan reduce; scribe to as they join in the common rejoicing at this Chrstmas looking forward to the highest volu- to a new low figure the outlay requir season. me of Christmas gales in its 25 year ed to own and drive a new motor cai history, according to W. E. Holler, The first concern of the churches of America is the saving of "Orders taken on announcemen x vice president and general sales man- day," said Mr. Holler, "exceeded any souls. By entering with whole-hearted activity into the autoager, who in. an 'interview outlined thing in our history. Plainly, thi mobile safety movement, they can extend their activity to the FORSGATE FARMS: Chevrolet Motors Expects Highest Volume of Xmas Sales In Its History HIM! Practical -upon a soul as a result of killing or maiming another .through saving of lives, without violating their first purpose. The blot careless or heedless action, is one not easily erased. The churches Tiave the advantage of being able to appeal to a great section of the drivers of the country on occasions when they are most receptve to the idea of good will as a driving maxim. The good 'neighbor on the road could well serve as a theme for a sermon in •every church at this time of the year. So long as selfishness and stupid, recklessness, so long as death and destruction exist on our streets and highways, the ideal of peace on earth,goodwill toward men, will command little more • than lip service. RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION Gift Suggestions! ,, 70x80 Part Wool Blankets, reversible $2.49 70x80 Part Wool Double Blankets - - $2.79 66x80 All Wool Blankets 72x84 AU Wool Bankets - - $10.00 72x84 All Wool Blankets - $12.50 ROOM FOR KKNT: Cheery room at "Uayreville Councilman-elect John Morgan Heights, with or without "3. AndrejewsM of MelTose was one board. A splendid home for right Full Size Comforters $3.25 and $4.85 ; of the speakers at the communion party. Cnll South Amboy 27. fcreakfast of the Children of Mary Rivoli Silk Hose - - 59c, 79c and 89c 12-13-tf (x) Sodality of St. .Stanislaw Church of WHO WANTS TO BUY A IUDI0? .Sayrerille on Sunday. Columbia Broadcloth Shirts - $1 and up An eight tube console Atwator i Patrolman Thomas Kvist Sunday Kent, with beautiful Pooley cabi•evening arrested William Perren, net. Originally cost ?168. • Will Roots Tivoli Underwear - - $2.25 •charged with disturbing the transacrifice for $15, Being used now 'qnility at Ms home on lower George and brings in perfect reception. Ball Band Rubbers and Galoshes • afreet by breaking dishes. Act quickly as offer will be withMonday afternoon Ferrln appeardrawn in a week. Inquire at SOI ed before iPolice Justice Bloom who Sundial Shoes for Children C 12-13-H (o) 'Sentenced him to sixty days in the Main Street. TO LET: Two rooms, furnished or .icounty work house. Men's Slippers unfurnished. Heat and use of bath. Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Thomaen, Inquire 59 Shadyside Ave, Laurxif Augusta st., are the parents of a ence Harbor. Boy's Scout Uniforms 12-13-2t* boy born Friday night. FOE RENT: .Five room apartment, Men's Neckwear , David B. Heneby, of Second st., all redecorated, all improvements. (adulta). Inquire 344 Fourth St. PERSONALS I» confined to his home on account of illness. .•'••••. . . ' . '•-•• o — • 12-18-lt , Queen Used Pen Name 'The name of the queen of Rumania -who wrote under the pen name Carmen '8jf'»« was Queen Kllznboth. Her nnme ..VWM Pnjillne Elizabeth ortltlp J.OIIIISB,, Makes Plans for Annual Kiddie Christmas Party H. WOLFF & CO. Broadway Market 1 2 2 N. B r o a d w a y - S o u t h Amboy WE DELIVER PHONE 261 PLACE YOUR XMAS ORDER FORA TURKEY OR POULTRY WITH US AND BE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST. JERSEY NICE AND LEAN HALF OR WHOLE Pork Loins lb. 25c Chuck Roast lb. 22c TENDER, JUICY QUALITY BEEP GENUINE SPRING JERSEY Leg of lamb lb 25c 32c ID. il M I L K P E D _ . . Pork Fresh Made CHOPPED BEEP, lb...... JJC ,b. Best Quality TOMATOE JUICE, c a n : C 5 Feltus Street and Washington Avenue Telephone 112 PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS Pound ..:. Fresh DRY . CITRON, lb. ........ 25 15 C $1.25 $1.95 11.65 J2.95; Every Department A Gift Department on the Christmas List PURE VIRGIN WOOL SWEATERS Crew neck, zipptr style and coat ityle $1.29, $1.79, $1.95 $2.45,' $2.95 :IXXXXXXIZT PAJAMAS Russian Pullover Coal Style $1.00, $1.27, $1.47 REINER'S -:.'• BEAUTIFUL BAR , $1.50, $2.45 Everything for Christmaa and Winter Needs at itnution- \ al Savings. Shop Saturday from 9 A. M. to 11 P, M. ' WE GIVE S. & H. OR ELK STAMPS Successful Card Party Held by • -' JU4 Cedar Immune la Fimgas Organization Wednesday Evnted eednrwood from British Columening to Raise Funds. 'ftla tested officially proved to be ImThe card party held Wednesday mune against the attack of fungus. Host of the houses In Canada are built evening, by the Pulaakl Club of Melof this wood. rose for the Kiddies Christmas Fund '•.'.; $1.65 • M. Broadcloth and Heavy Flannal I?*!* Heavy Ribbed Jaeger Union Suits - CHOICE BEERS, WINES AND LIQUORS 1 C GLOVES of every description. Wool lin«df fur lined. unlin«dt pig- ^ skin, English cape, suede. »nd bupkfkin, ' i (V7c i Sold at Minimum Prices Genuine Root* Tivoli Htavjr Wool Shirt , and Drawers „, ... TABLES FOR LADIES s THE SHIRT SENSATION OF GREEiPAfS MAffKET ' PIIACTIGAL GIFTS THIS YEAR " This Bsaullfu! Jersey Csnlra! Pcwtr and light Company window display won First Pita* In a recent National Contest. ; Smart Colors * ' t Fresh Pattertf. , ' •' 'if PlainVCole» Included 126 North Broadway Heavy Navy Blue Melton •VP, Lumber Jacks I . - . Begin tfoday to order your meats and foodstuffs for' th» holidays. An order placed now for one of our tender Turkeys insures you the pick of the East. And v«ait until you see our low prices. Best qualify meats at the lowest prices. Beit WUlm for a bright happy Chrifltntcn and a prosperous New Year Genuine Suede \ Zipper Front \ Lumbo'rjaclM .....1 TEL. 19 FOR FREE DELIVERY Fancy Fowl %X 2 9 c lb. Pork Goodies, Sugar Cured - I.E.S. FLOOR LAMPS Spiced Ham, sliced Special French Flannel BATH . ROBES JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. 35c lb. amb 2 7 c lb Th*Be sclontHlcally designed 'lo/jipo come with indirect or' direct lighting, a ilk or parch- Q<95 front flhad8S»<.«.<>M».*M>.««4.«. UP Famous Headlight 32-ounee Melton Wool ffi Q# Lumberjacks T!*'*^ We welcome .the soolcer of Well Chosen GUIs. Here you can lake quality for granted and give full sway to your own tasle and pleasure In choosing your yulellde remembrances. Heavy All Wool Plaid Mnckinnwi Also Plain Blue. EASY TIME PAYMENTS help 39c lb. <tfi QK '• GREAT! PANTS VALUES to males our show rooms ideal shopping centres. WORK( Y g RoastingChickensT ::;e r32clb New Sauer Kraut - - - 5C lb. Choice Hant Picked Pea Beans - 3 lbs. 10c Jello, 6 Delicious Flavors - • \ • pkg. 5c P.&G.Soa)) - M • f3cal^l$c Brown, |*f/ vdered o r | | | i t e i e r s i Spgai ' -.' -^ •\:¥H]<1 llk-pW20c: — 1?«^r 20»ic .THE GIFT'' SEASON-|^ r l| $1.29 $2.45 DRESS \$1.47 / $1.70 m.95 / S3.95 &CtlNNEEN Spot Shop^l I E S , TABLE LAMPS KUk or Parchmenl Shad** _ „_ nak* Betl«r Sight, Beltsr K.85 Light lampi ideal lor olili.... " tn> ELECTRIC IRONERS Can you Imagine whatt a g a l pleasure laundryy wcjr's w(ll l fj Q.80 bbs with an sloclria lroner ""UP EUCTRIC CLOCKS enf, rilrd, and laallng . . . a flMrt? qlfl (-f him, her, Q.95 ELECTRIC IRONS Always acceptable . , . All _ . _ .-'zen and shapes, modern y . 9 5 in conotruclla.i and d««lori ** UP PEftTH AW Tuxedo Suits f We give double Trading Stamp WE MAKE UNI EVERY DESC S • PAGE SIX Crank Case Ventilators Natural Enemies Destroy Pointed Way to Use of Countless Game Birds Thin Oils For Engines L i c e n s e d OporiSmen Or OWlie, Government Costs and the H. €. L. By RAYMOND PITCAIRN — Y CITIZEN THE SOUTH riiwi(i»H National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic — With the next session of Congress only a few weeks away there has been • cheering revival of discussion on methods of checking waste and extravagance In our government. A group of Representatives, news dispatches report, will study the entire Federal picture with the idea of determining why expenses should mount BO swiftly. The question is where to begin. Well, they might look at the growing list of Federal agencies—and the huge payrolls thus created for American workers to meet. These have been expanding for years at a much faster rate than our population. Here, for example, are some recently published figures on the subject: Since 1900 the population of the United States has increased about 60 per cent. During that period the number of Federal jobs increased not 60, but 350 per cent • Since June 30, 1933, the population has increased a little over 1 per cent. During the brief period between then and June 30, 1S35, the number of Federal jobs Increased not 1, but 25 per Ml, No wonder these are boom days In Washington. No wonder the capital is congested with jobholders, r.crulted by scores of job-creating commissions whose payrolls and other expenditures are paid by the people through taxes which boost the cost of food and shelter and clothing and everything else we use. No wonder, with this constant drain on his production and his earnings, the average citizen continues to worry over what headline writers call the H. C. L, Today, the High Copt of Living and the nigh Coat of Government are closely relateil. What the pimple — and the politicians—must realize I* that one way to reduce the lint )• to deBato the second. ' ' v C.Ub. Oil Cala'ha oil Is an Illuminating oil •mde from, cnlaba nuts, which come from t tree of the order of guttiferae that flourishes In Brazil and the West Indie*. The. Oil consists of the gl,vctrldei' of palmitic, atearic and oellc •eld*, and contains about IK per cent • f • greenish resin which Is polnnnoui •ad renders the oil Inedible. It It, however, used medicinally. ' - Falcaary ia England Falconry was the leading iport In •afland at the time of the Cruudei, •ad wai participated In by women as well a i men. When a bawklng expedition went afield, the hooded nawki war* carried on framea impended from ttw-ihoolderi of icrvanti, and each i alio carried a favorite bird Chevrolet Chief Engineer Says Discover)' Has Reduced Cold Weather Starting Troubles. How the adoption of crankcase ventilators, originally intended solely to present thinning out of heavy crankcase oil, resulted in the discovery that thin oils are the best for engine lubrication, and how this discovery has reduced cold weather starting troubles, were related by James M. Crawford, chief enginesr of Chevrolet Motor Co., to a recent gathering of the company's field service supervisors at Detroit. The heavier grades formerly were used because it was mistakenly believed that extra viscosity was required to make oils "stand up," and also because crankcase oil usually became thin with use, through the crankcase dilution. The adoption of efficient crankcase ventilators prevented the dilution of the oil, and then it was found that the popular heavy grades were not so effective as thinner oils. Research developed the new light W-grades, and tests proved their superiority for use in modern closely-ifitted high speed engines. ._n— ^nnrkmpn gether witK^he costs of this sale. Urffed tO Waire Wai* AffainSt I fa Predators. - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935 I SSCONT) TRACT—Oief^nn-ing at a most parallel -with Harding 1 Avenue Tosifther with .ill uhd singular Die hiniui on the northerly line of the n-.>u-;37 1-2 feet; thence 03» southerly thrrlKMs, privileges, hereditaments and Nevard w-thidh ip-ojnt Ja distant in n wcs- oush the center of lot Jjo. 5 and paraiHiurtenancBs ft hereunto belonging r>r|u-rly direi-iion '5 4.3-6 fea: from Iho ^illel ur almost parallel wit'h Hoinmann it; anyut'j.se ai<pert:unlng.T I noim formed by tlie intsrsc-cti-on of ih*'; Avenue 100 feot to the northerly line P. H13JMAMA-.\ H.VItni-N-; >wpsir:-ly line of -Midlnn I .\vrnin» wii'-i nt Untiling Avenue; thence (-J) eaatorI Sheriff. ;ihe northerly line nf tho K'julovnrd, ly along said northenly line of Hardlnj? jJ-nlui A. l i v e l y , Solicitor. arul from >*nU\ l-t^innim." p ilnt r u n n i e r \ v n u « :i" 1-2 fett to tihe point or S t a t e *3€'54 l:!-!J3-4t • ri) northerly :il<>n»r it he dlvi«H:iK IJ'HI- Plan* of Boginiulng. of " I Trenton: Natural enemies destroy countless thousands of game birds and their eggs as well as other forms of wild life in New Jersey each year Pish and Game. Commissioner Lewis Spinks, of Highland Park, said recently, in requesting licensed sportsmen to wage war against predators. If it were not for the depredations of vermin, game would be far mora abundant in the State, he said, in stressing the fact that the intelligent control of the natural enemies of game birds and animals is of vital importance to everyone interested in an increase of the game population of the State. awMT--« a*™ SHERIFF'S SAXB In Chancery of New Jersey. ' . , * * ' " - , " FOR RELIABLE INFORMATION ON LIFE INSURANCE CONSULT A. STEINER 225 Church St. Tel. 436 South Amboy, N* J, * l^i-^-en liris.m umi -Il'j 1-H.t»n iVei V> living known and designates as Lot ,u point; thonct- CD westerly along Ih.* N'umbti- six and one half of Lot Num- IsfiuthiTly lim- of lot ; ;. ,-.u fi-.'i t<; i inT live Uluelt 37.!)-N, on "Revised Map |]>o.1ni; iUhfiiv.-e (3) -pou-i-hi-rlv a!"iiff IN.- of Cleveland Heights, of S. 11. Kelscy, hi0:1.77 " T HAIH AMO tCALP Me I I I . reel. IT WOMCI A I M O m H U l arid ^Twenty Dollars - ( U . ^ k O O ) , er -\vilth tthe c o s t s of this sale. ether •with all nnd Hintuilar the i r i g h t s , /•privileges, here-di-taments and il M;inor, Section 4, niluatoil in Uv. Horj appurtenances thereunto lUelonging or wiuk, N. J. KI'ltST C.AUMK OF ACTION—Afyl J " u B n of Sayrevllle, Miiidlrni-.v County.! in anywise mmertaltllnB. l ...ose certain trauts or parcels of land V J - belonging to Wp««ro lloalty Co. i 1». Iferdman Harding, ixling, Sh Sheriff, mm', premises, hereinafter partlvularly dated AupUHt, 19;:, $-.,3o i ••—fiic Sales! Smith & Dlckenion, SoltcJtors. SHERIPP'B SALE descnlbed, situate. lyinB andiljelng in , -jfi'.'} J.'.h:irl.l's, , ' ' • , » ' « " • " » akl_._ Inc., :'iS,S:».)O 12-.1*3- It In Clianecry of New Jersey. Street P e r t h Amboy, N. J . , ' s u r < the Boj'oug'h of Sayreville, County Between MlcJiael Je-lin, Con)-]ilalnantr tvc-y»jd a m ! ill v I tied into l o t s io v Mns-onlAliddlesex -and Stale of N'eiw Jersey. njnd Samuel H. Siegel, et als., DefendFUJST + T TRAfOT—Beginning R A C t ' H i i iIn tthe'*." S m i t h , Civil Knjrinoer.s 30J ^ f m i N a n I iiints. HI'Fa for saile of mnrt eaeed prew e s t e r l y lhi r . of Main Street, a t « j)k>int: AVPTIUP, PCHUI Anilboy, NT \ T , " a n d m o r e 0 H EB i r r 3 SAXB mises dated October 22 1935. Where the s o u t h e r l y line of WMl<iw •1>ni*Uniln.n1y flesciRicil tm follows: I k - i By virtue of the above stated writ,. 'Street If extended (westerly would hi-, Kiiniin^ ;u n -pol-nt -In (ilic norllherly liiu 1 ' ! In Chancery of 'New Jersey, to mo directed and dollvea'ed, I will. tt?i-«et:t -sjuid w e s t e r l y line of Main S t . , ' " ' ' the H-niI-suml whtsr*! ilie n o r t h e r l y i Tile Torth Amljoy Savings ex|>ose to sale at puibllc venduo on iind u t ii s t a k e driven, •U'ing 'tliu nortii- *'l{m* of diic Boulevard hitert-oc-ts tin OP JA.VUA~UY~"~A. '119-1120. at two o'clock, Standard Time, in Uir TU'JRD TIliA.-CT—R known 12-t afternoon of the said day, at the Wlier- .<!'•'«i«»i:i'U;(l .. 1-1.13 _ JIB shi> iff'B Office in the City of New Bruns-j° t n j'ne inoi» emitted "Afci-p of n»y VI. dred WEDNESDAY, THE 18TII DAY OF" in CTh-iuii-ery of Nww JorHey. D13O13MlteR, A. D. 1035 lietwuon Thu i*Mrst National Jlank of at two o'olook, standard timo, In • t h » .South Amboy, Now Jerawy, a corpOfiLnftprnoon of the said day a.t the Sheriion, Oomiptliulnant, und ChrUUnn Strttul) iff's Office in the City of .Vow Rrunsi i i JAvonui; 1-OS.nc r. single, et. als., Dufendanta. IVi, b\i. for line Houth SD virtue of the above stated Writ, wrlck, N, J. of o<j) «n«t«rly_ iilunif ,ilio mule uf nioi-tgit'ged premisea dated 9*5 feet, more or lew*, to Mie lino ... t All the following; tract or parcel of io me directed and delivered I wild exother hinds; theneu nlong t h a t lino nor- °f Jot " lvT>, " •»(» " runt ' * ' • l<» a l*tint; then Nuvumlber 21, 119-30. land and premises lici elnafter purtlcuIh 80 23 d degrees jmnillol with the pose to sale at pulbiic venduo on e g r e e s 'west west 25 feot more m o r e or W> W. Boutflierly , ••••.-,., and liy virtu» of thti uUuvo Htrited Writ,, 111 "JiNKSnY, TJ-I13 8TH DAY OEF fcirly descriibed, situate lying and b e - ' along the wefl. dosci'tlu-il to trie -directed and duliviti-'ud, J .will loss to Una of let No. IMS nnd on a map 1"''.it ci Intf In the Borouph of Highland Park,. JAXtTAfl-UY. A. D., _19ao -1IS2, 1*30.-93 fee*' to", h i f t fd l n "rf f 1I horeinnl'ter r«fer.red to; W uiienco aiong. "Jt01''-'--J H •xuniBe to mlu n't pulbWc venduu on iwt U v o H-nn Q'vlwk StnndArd ' Time in the In the County of Middlesex and Stateilne tMf lihr. l;,>iil. t*Vrt" i that lino uAHterly DO feot more ar IUHH l "l l u WiaDNjaSDAY TH'E W'H DAY of New Jersey, * " "-rtorn-oon of llic said (lay, at tho Sflier1 to fljild wo«tthrly line of Mtiln Street, f^) An a Ui' jA.N.bAllY, A. I)., 1JKM1 »•{) ' u j n l i m i r H i o n o r t l u i r . l y l i m " o f l h e " ' I l < > u l ' " i " k ' u n J U A \ N JO 1'MIdST TRACT—ncg-lnnliig at. a pointat two -o'clodt, iSttindiWd Time, Hi tliQ •the •noint und place of Itefrinninir. In the southerly llne.nf Valley I'laoe,. viml llfty ivin,, and ono one hundredtlis i w l l * i N - •>• HKOONIJ THAJOT—Beginning: in Afturuoun -of the tvititl ilay, at ih t . .ShOriff'H Office In lliu i.'ity ol Now JJvunM""' • * • All that certain Every make of engine, Mr. Craw- Wlok, N. J, ^ ford pointed out, should be operated Ml t'iiat corliiln 1-niet or pareol uf liuruluai'tor juirtieuonly with those oils recommended by land und iir«mi«^M hwly de«criibi,J(I, wiltiatc, lyliiK (ind 'uothe wwnf nwi>itil> thenly line of Valley Illiice and nl right. the car manufacturer. During the Ints In Mio Oily ol' iHfcjubh Ainlboy, Cuun- Iilot'about to Ibo ijom-rllii'il; intid f r i j , , l o t h o iiantlow of Mlic filial '| 'knuwn ami <le«lgraiti.'d as lot angles with the said line of Adelaidewinter, the driver's selection of the ty tjii' Allilillesex unU Hlsiliu of Nuw Jur- t'lienco <rnnnlng northerly CO foot al fourty four (Ati) on ix map en- ' aoy. grade of oil should be based on case Iteninnlnj,' at the i|>olnl uf lntciwoL1of starting; that is, he should select tiun of blie wnHtoiiy /line of Mrusutway a* grade that will permit easy start- with the HoiiUhmly line of Augusta ing at the lowest temperature expec- iStrudi, und running (licncu (1 > -i-ioutlialong Nul-d wt!»(erly lino uf Uroadted during tho period the oil is to enly rvMiy, 100' njiorc or J<:HH tu Uiu northerly liny uf 'tJi\>]iurty convoyed by Christina be used. iKimub to Hur-mlin Kolllai'ti, by deud The use of 20-W and 10-W oil in Uittud .Ni'vornlbor J-l**t, i'HUi, i-wortlud in tiui O]fit:e of the Olenk of thu Counthe winter has virtually ended hard Hy i>f MlddliMDX in Bonk. i-J'l uf UHOIIM starting in cold weather, ibecause a t jiiigu -51!7 and Ihonou t'i) wostorly Nitiithorly nlong tho ) undred ( reet lo tho place of BBOI-NiNlNG. they remain free-flowing and permit ulotifc' Uhu Jkt-Mt i-^iU'Hy i In Vho ilesiuvln tilon nt' iprcmui'ty MO -oonveytnl lo Kol* SKOOND TIt'ACT—BeginningT I t A C Te gBnii in g at ft. OA UIMIC fO P A<CfV 1OW—'A.., the starter to-turn over the engine Uxcli, ,<JU'; tnenee (Cl) HouLtierly along 0 ) et t the nor point In the southerly h y line of Velley thoao curtain HUO!JM or imrcelR at lundi J therly lino nt lot ntlmborjtvf&nty dve pplace at good cranking speed. Having thus ..socom: L'uiu-iNo in »ald ducd u> KolliHuti wiii l e distant d i t t two t h forty (&40>* hundred forty iireiiilNi'H, 'hereinafter -imrtictutarly (\'AR) n n miUi thenoe Rasterly nnd feot ft l ffrom the Intersection of' wonterly _, _ vlying , , i n ,nnd 'boing ,„...,„ ... Sliorlff. jmraMcl saved the motorists temper, the light 2' 5": theiK'o (-1) wcHtorly -along llhlnl (tltiK^to, In with 'Smith Str-eel along tlia southerly line oX Valley Place with: .John A. I>ovply, tann-Hr* In Hiild IICHKI to KolfllHoli 10'; jit he I jo rough of Sayreviih*, County vf oil saves the motor bearings, for it •t'tmiuMt ('.*>) tmrliliM-ly J' fi" tn linn oi* MlddloMox suid .Slfito o>f iNow JorHey Haiti line of last stvlfl tlot twenty flvo tho westenly line of Adelaide avecue r (25) foot to tho woatorly line of lot !>e!ng also the intersection of the sour begins to flow immediately. Winter tot ..\"u. I In IMonlt zu on ubovo niention-J lioglnnlug nt tho point wheiv tho turns nunniior forty flvo an lalS down on the thorly line of Valley P8ace an* the^ od IIULII; thuiwu (-6) iwuHiurly anil alutiK northerly lino of niio Iioulavrird Interdamage, which would result if soliMaine limp; tjhon<!e Nortiherly al-onf? the wo»terly line of 13lfrert avenue; xhenc** iiui-Ldon of th-o rear lino ivf h»t 7?, W ; HAOU tihe 'woatorly lino of 1MldlamVAvesaid line <if tho Jot Inst aforcsalil and running (1) southerly along said w e s dified oil let the pistons and bearings aihunou <7) mulLthurly and awtrallofl or nuo n» w h l lioulevard ant Avenue nre parallel with Raid Watson Avenue one terly Hue of Bloert avenue south six: tilio inay ^Buy VIow Mntmr work without lubrication, is thus ob- nearly #*t w.Ltlh wiiit wuHturly line of j shown nn In Cliancory of tN"uw Nu .Teraey, eraey, C nundrod and six dlOfi) feet to the said degrees forty five minutes east <iS. £ . lii'oadivvuy, 1l)>0' to tho mmthorly liuu of I'Soctinn >i, Hlltuatoil* In ho Ho rough of l F y l " Building Buildin d boun viated. . Bcliweoit Fetyilua B u l n g and o line of.aajd Smitih Street; thence b.1ong degrees 45' 12.) five hundred (500') feet? ld j\ueiiMta s t r e e t ; thtinc<< (-8) oast- jBnyroviMc*, Ml-ddlusex County, ,N, J., AaaocXatlon, A ^ b y, a corn. X ltlon, of I'erth I h h ,At^buy, n the naW lino of Smith Street Westerly to the northenly line of DonaJdson. wiuthwiy lino of Alt-: UJ«IK Hii . ... Kpalty Co., datou f N6 Jorycy, J O Oomplalnnt, Oomplalnant, l l t and andd Th«Th h twenty five (125) feet to the place of street; tlience (2) westerly along uicf fc5He'e.t, 3' to tho iwlut ol Uu- Augnwt 11X212, SotUe 1"—60'," and from of widower, Defendant. ChaehaloR, hl id D f d t beBlnnlnB. "Th« Southern Crow" northerly line of Donaldson street and? wild hegl lining jwint ru nulnff the nee of mortgaged j>reP'n. for Bounded on the South ll>y lot twenty at right angles from said first oourse. g |>roiml*HNs o f w h l c l i (1) nort'hej-ly along A pearl oyster round by. nenrl Nshdated five; on the North l>y Smith Streot; on one hundred 01OO') feet; thence (3) nordied soized, leavins n will By vlrtuo uf the above stated Writ. •r» In wcotorn Aiistrnlln In 1874 WHS'StrjiiM> the ISaAt 'by lot number tforty five (45) therly parallel with said first course, .„ „ U ' s uuu n . - n l umUtr Me Mie t c r m ^ o ff jjppol lnnll iln mt umU ln t he Houtherly lino of lot 110, by lot forty-ithree four hundred eighty five (485') feet) 'Houtherly l i n o (lie of souUlierl o t 110, to me directed and dollverort I will ex- nnd on tho Went discovered to Imvo formed nine peiirls whichh t ii tt ll o Is I now vontwl t l hi h tho h wi-UI UI i thenco th (12 (12) wentenly nl«nff ix>H6 to BH1 e nt ii>u3bllc vendue on more or less to the northwesterly line: t l 50 feot l (l a i w l Ul to n t In Instead nf mn\ and those were fastened OhrlHblim Htraiilj, l l o n r l « t u i ' o i i r r e . i l y line »f lot lil'O, \ViJ3UNili39Dr, THE 8TH I>AY OIP Belnr ,'the .©remises commonly Known of the fourth tract as described in dead* Mlrtnlo A. tSiiliiKiiv a n d Ciarl til. Htruulli ! the AlvUUnf* 1lno bul-weon lots lilfl nnd nnd JlAlNLTAiK'Y A. V., 19016 from Redcllffe Realty Company to JCI-topetlier In tjljij&hnpe of a cross. The nnd danlgnateid as No. Q2H Smith Street " " j ' IIS; It** tthenee' Ith v"o:i) *(ll) t h i l h of tho tlval -jctrt along >the •aJt two o'clock Sum Oar d Time in the Perth Ajrtboy, N. J. ohael Jelln hereinafter referred to*: occurrence wni! tnkMi-to bo a mlrncnloils slcn by; ifhe ftsliorincn. and the pearl cross • liilfipr the mime of "The Southern Cross," hpriiine fninoui In '.he annnla of Industry Beluff Iho 'premlsoH uomnionly known! said kusl narued dividing Mne M -i, 4*0 of tlie said day, at the Shflr- The approximate umouirt of the de- thence (4) .northeasterly along sai<£ and doBiKntbU-ii jtM i10»-U«-'MlMI4 jNo- J foet^ to.thp n'optherly line of the iBoule- afternoon lffH Offi'ce OfClte tn the Olty of Now Bruns- rree to.bp saUsflei! by mid sale Is the northenly line of said fourth tract rth iSouth Amflwjy, N. J . thonee. (4) easterly along .... wick. N. J. Hum of, Eleven ' Thoustmd and (Nine thirty-eight (38') reet more or less toT-he jvhproxlhuvte amount, off thh e ' d e - pmitherly line ct the Uoulevnnl, Jiht.of All t'lmt oertaln tmct or parcel of Hundred nnd Pbrty Dollars (»ll,94fi.- the southerly mine of Valley P1ac«: crcc to he 8<^tyilod by said sale 1M Lite i feet " ' ' to ' ' "- e poin point or iplace iphtce of Begins B e g i n s hinid thonce (3) easterly along said southnnd premLsea hwreinafter l f t .purtlcurtl l L uf twenty t'hreo t'hou.mnd one hun-1 tnpf. Known and du&lKn&tod on the snld Irly described, situate, dying and being 00)i together with Uie costs of this erly line of Valley Place and a t rlihrt sale. . |. • tired twenty.'dollars (523,H20:(JO), to- mwp aforeaald as lot' H17 and In tho City of Perth Ainboy In the Together with nil and singular the angles with the first course sixty t*ro» 062') feet more or less to the pbaee of* County of Middlesex and State of New rlRiits, -privileges, hereditament* e , rditament* and Jersey. t h t l i utr t e c e s .thereunto, lie-longing or BBGXVNWr XWr,. , • Begin mi n-g at a point on the norther- aInp panywise appertaining. Together with the right of way iBf ly aide uf Washington Street distant nnd through said VnlJey Place an& Herdman Harding, Sheriff. one hundred aiui, Heventeenr ( . i l 7 ) feetjehas. K P. Seaman""jr" said Donaldson sfa-eet to be fifty (SO1)easterly (from t h e northeast »t corner of $4,<> 34 ' • 12-13-U feet m width, and 'through said ETbert* Washington ' nnd Mechanic Streets; "' avenue, to be forty (40*) feet in width"' y thence running (.1) northerly and pavfnr the said parties of the second part^ alletl >with Mechanic Street one hundhis heirs and assigns in common with , red tHOO) 'feet; thence (2) easterly and uiu the said panty «f the first part, «h«l-"-*-. parallel • with Washington Street thirty heirs an<l assigns. <3fr)-fcct; -theneo - (2) -soutfher-ly- and in Chancery at-New Jersey, i.Said two tracts are also known and' parallel with Mechanic Street one hun- Between Miae Taner, C6mirfn.lnant, descnliljed on a certain map entitle*" dred (ilftO) feet; thence (-4) westenly along- the northerly stde' of Washing- nnd TJOUIS iSJtern. nn-d Paramount Thea- "Mn/p of property hnown as Redcllff^' tun Street, thirty (30) feet to the point tres, •Inc.*, Def.endaivtfi. • Fi. T\i. for salo situate In Borough of Highland F"»rk, of mortgaged premises dated (November Middlesex County, New Jersey, Scaleor place ,K>f lo-eginning. * 1O0' cijuals 1". Surveyed nnd laid out •; (i Being the premis&a commonly known 8. 1^35. virtue of the above stated Writ, by Ma-son & Smith, Civil Gnfrlnaero*. and doalgnated a s 'No. "71 Washington to By Perth Anilboy, N. J." as lots number* mo directed and delivered I will exStreet, Perth Amboy, N. J. ninety four (94) to one hundred thirty" to sale a t putbillc vendue on 'Who iKpproxtmate iunou,nt of tha de- poseWBDN1EISIDY, three (HniS) both Inclusive. THE 8TH DAY W cree to be .satisfied 'by &ald aaJe Ik the The approximate amount of thft de** JAlNtT-ARiY, A. D., 1K6 aum of Two Thousand and Four Huncree be satisfied by said sale l» bh« dred and Seventy Dollars ($2,47OL00), olt two o'-alock Standard Time In the Hum to of forty one 1'housand and flv#together with the costs of this sale. afternoon of ttie snUl day, nt the Sher- hundred ami rorty dollars (»H.MO.OO) Together with all und singular the iff's Office in the Oily of 'New Bruns- tnKother with the costs nf thin m l e . ' privileges, hereditaments • and wick. N. J. Together with nil and singular theitan-L'6s thereunto -belonging or Ali Vhe'tollovvlng trnct or liarcel of|ri.g'li'ts'"".p'rlv7l'i>g'es'1" licrw!lta<rn«nt« a n * l«e ttiiwertalnlng,' land and, premises hereinafter. partlcu-1nipiiiMftennncos uhereunto Ix-longlng 0 P. Herdman Har-dljvgr, Sheriff. larly desonlbefl, situate, ly^ng and^_be-|1n nnywlse at«i>erta]nln^*r. _ Cluus. .K> Scamn-n, Jr., Solicitor. InpTin the Rurqu-gh of'' Jlfg'tilhnd Paric. AX.AN H." ELY, Sherilt.,-41 In t'he -County of MtdtUmcx • and Sttate Hoivice K. Darwis, Solicitor 12040 ' I of New Jersey, I4S72 ll-22-4t Beginning a t n -point In the southerly Mne- vif Rarltnn avenue, which poJnt \H distant itlong Mild southerly line of ¥„ / « . - - . « . „ «f"iVftw riorum iRarlten avenu« one hnnrired and twenSHERIFF'S SALE flUkeihe mW CHEyROLET the best of all In Clinncery of New Jersey—Be~' H. Streitwolf, ComplainMary A. Langan- *wid<rar. Pa. for the sale of promises dated October tho ebove stated writ,, to a point: | to m o directed and delivered, I will Snuiherly Known am! ileBlfiimtwl 11.1 Lots Nos. »|x tf"His M nn<l .31 on a mnti. of " P a t t e r s o n ' Uln-'f nf sltiuiU>d In I'oi-lli Amboy. N. J.i ' '"> NBW PERrECTED HTDRAULIC BRAKES Hi* ttttH and imool/itif n i r dntlaptd ^ SOLID f f EEL .^TimRET TOP : It crown of ajauly, a fartrut of tahly PROVED GLIDING HE-ACTION RIDE* "I KNEW, the moment I laid eyes on it, that this beautiful dew 1936 Chevrolet was the car I wanted to own. "It's 6o good-looking, BO comfortable, BO safe and so thrilling to drive—without being the least bifexpensive—that I can readily under, stand why so many people prefer it to all NO DRATT VENTILATION others. IN NEW BOPIEI 1Y riSHER fht moil btaufMjf and comfortable bodtit "It's just what Chevrolet says it is—the only •v«r created for a fow-prfctd car complete low-priced car—giving all good things . HIGH-COMPRESSION at lowest cost. s VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE "I'm certainly glad I bought one. It suits glWnp «v*n batter ptrformante with me perfectly. I think you will like it better, •van / • « go$ and oil too." ALL THESE FEATURES AT CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH. J CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES 495 l tmeotbirt, tafa.it rldi of all t JBOCKPROOF STEERING* •' making drlflng toiltr and taftr than tvfir btfor* , . . . / , I ^ 6 New Greatly Reduced G.M.A.C. TIME PAYMENT PLAN Tlwtamuitfmuncingvust in G.M .AM. history. (Utmpara Oivvrofc^n tow tMivvrvd pricrtt* AND UP. U<l prln of Nnu Standard Coup* at Flint, Aflfhtmn, With bumptri, limn lira ami tin lock, 11* IUI prim h 120 Ultthtinl. »Knrr..4clhl\'pi>;Mtulrr flfniMi mih-.Sltl aMltionaL Print riiiatttl In tbtn adttrtttcmrntare till at Fllnl. UMlfah. anil tuhjrrllii chunm ivilhwt nblht. A CtiMrnl MiMvrt Ka/u*. v and Main St. tract or parctl '3 hereinafter situate, lyingPerth A m p t t R jboy in the County of Middlesex and )>oy and Ivill&itbeUip<irt Itiillroatl, Ilflx I'1. lTerdman irnrillnfr, .Sheriff. ! State of New Jersey, on the north(SO) 'feet; tlieUTO CD I%is1er1.r Tiinillo] ' K J | 1 1 .\ut!unlill(* ft l*Vi-e<l.nian, witii 'tli-o fli'Ht dcKW-lbed course nnei ^" ; erly side of Market Street, Beginn. PfVillcltnrs. liunarod (1100) feet lo tho Wt'Htorly i . sldo of. Ontlierlnv Street: thenc-o ( l ) i ' - w 1 1 I 2-1*1-It I ing a t a point formed by the interStout"hiGt*ly alanir blie AVestei-ly side nf i section of the westerly line of McCatherine Street- fifty (B0) feot to the liotlnt or place (if ilHrtflnnliiR;. Clellan Street with the northerly lineSAIE Hounded on the Soutli by 15a^ton jof Mnrkct Strce*"* thence(1) runningStreet; on the West .by Perth Annbny westerly along m the In Chancery (if iX'cw .fei'st-y, »ivu£ e ssaid mu jnortherly iuitnmiy nw.L1^ Mid 13llznll:«tl»port KnllronA; rm tlio Helnvpen HuslneRH Men's riulMlnB nnd l i :I - .? o0tI -vfnn,.l,piati.ont flffv lr\n\ -fno4North by r,ot Xo. 2i2 and on Hie I5iiHt Irfiiin Assoclnttioii ,.r Xen- llninswli-lt, " " • " i K c t O''CCt t i t t y (5U) t e e t by Catherine Streot. Boln'g the Bolng the promises promise commonly o y known N. J. a c-onpornllon, Oonni.l<ilimiit, nnil m o r e or less to line of l a n d s h e r e t o li ,[limc'onil nnd and designated ns N'o. 705 Cnbherlno Bll el ore conve e y ' ' ( < ) Hfyman and Jacobllln wife, et nla.. T'nlife'ilii-"" s m Fn '• * Street, Perth Ain'boy N*. .1. for anle mori Sc'nF of mnri.'-raire'd "rmnl.^e, 'diLtel!! Greenspan 'by the ' said George H. The approrlifinto nmou.nt of tho do- Noycmlier 8, 111 i C o u t t s ; thenco (2) r u n n i n g n o r t h croe to tip sntlsded liy Raid snjle l« the sirnr of Eight Thouisnnd nnd Tlir''<! Hy virtue nf (he alinve slnlod Wrll, Hunflrad nnd Ninety Pnllnrs (!S,3D0. to me dlrw-ted nnd delivered 7 w-IM nxvrmltie on j and Jacob Greenspan, one hundred h ith WIIR WI t off thl ogreliior with costs thliH WHI>MI'!HnV, TltR STlr DAY OP | nnd fight (108) feet more or less los«1«. A. D., l!l'3>|Together with nl! nnd Bliipruljir thei;n( two JAl.WAIIiJV running- ^eastero'clock KtTin'1«'H"r"! Time In Mu | n 1paint; , ^ thence (3) ^ rltflitH, prlvlloRc-s, borodHanionts nnd {. ilMpurlenivnoes thereunto iMJlonKlnK in imyvrlm -vptjiertnlnilnff. kct Street fifty (50) feet mor« or P. lYerilmnn Hnrdlnty, Sbortff. wlril. N. .1. Chnn K. flen.nwin, .Ii-., S*.illcltor. All the fnllmvInK llfw-t or pnrvol of less to the westerly line of McCleJlan »20i8B 12-1n- it St d h () y along of . | In*,' In (Oie ParU. the said westerly line of McClellstn [In the ("ounty if MlfliMcHi-x Jiml Slnlc Street one hundred and eight (10B) (»f New .TerHpy. SHEKIPT'S SALE B'-Rhinlni,' nl n .point In nho wont Mnni foot more or less to the: point or In (,'hancory nf New .lorsoy. | of 'Knulth I-'niirMi '/iveniie, illnlnnt fifty-1 p l n c e of B«cinninff o n n ] ttwo f t HIIU nieiisiirni IIIOIIR- .i-ildj x,^ ,, w , " _ A l _ H e t w e e n 'nh 'nbe ' H J J «mm e Own < l w n o r s ' tTJOIUI w o feet HOIIIII Bounded on the n=rth by other C o r p o r a t i o n . Ooin/r>1nlnnnt a n d .TOHIMIII line I ' m m I h e ^ o n l h lino «f CJnydos ftiul .loHHphlntt ClaytloB, h U w i f e s t r e e t u s s-jilil HII-PCIH n r e Inh! lands formerly of John Arnold, on frt. a l « , , ' P o f e m l a n t f l , F l . t^t. f o r tlio on ''Muii nf NotH I'H:weon i.Soiitli Said at mnrtmtsei p r e m i s e s d n t o d N o v - T b l n ! IIVKIHIC iimi "*inlli 1'lftli n v o n i i " the BMil.h by Market Street, on the einilior «, M)M, . J i H o n p I n K l o t h o rtlvlei-a Ilenlilv (*n., west liy lands of Hyinnn and Jacob B y . v l r t u o o f I h e n h o v e K l a l e d W r i t , T n c , flltiiilte Jit H l R h l a n d P n r l t , j f I r t r t i i v . Gr?onspnn nnd on the enst by Meo m e d l r « ; t e d a m i t l e l l v t M - e d 1 w i l l o x - , H e x r ' n u n l y . ^.V. , r . . " w n r v e y f ^ l \ f n y . I K l S i Street. )WSH t o p a l , - n t p u i l i l k - v o n d u c o n i l » y .IIIHIIIIII T l c e l O i i K - l i i t ' i ' r h u r n n i l Sin1-: W i a n N ' M a P V . 'VUK S T I t I J A V O K | V U y l n K I'lnriKii'iilliin, r i i n n l l l t l I h e n c e ( 1 ) tho . promises commonljr JAiN'U.VHiV A . P . , 19311 Hoittili. n l o n l t l.hi- w i w t l i n e , . f H n n t b j i -_*-" —-,-•-.••••.-» wm.nwu/. ill l u ' o o ' o i f K ' k H l n n i i n r d r l m o I n I h e K n u i l h n v p i u n l i b l i l l y f l w f i - c t : I h o i m i . ' l - l i n n n n n d H e S f l j g n n t W Oil N o , 1 9 0 - 8 ift«rnoon of the nnld dny, at the Wli.-r- • C) west, puraMel wilDi lii-el(er streel.! M a r k e t S t r e e t , V e r t h Ambov N J iff'H Office In tho Oily *>r 'Xeiv Ili-imM- ninety llvp fpnl; thi-m> ril) nurlh par-] Tim i , « n m » l « I . i „_. / ' # ».t' lllc wick, N , J. ailei wit.ii iini-iiii nvpim.-, thiriv n w " P P 1 " x l n i a t o a m o u n t of t h e 1 All Hint r n r l a l n I r n i - t o r i m i i - c l 'J f I i'r-i-t; ' I h c l U ' o ( I I rant h a r a t l e l Kvlull! (ICCTOO to b l a n d r u i c l |irein-li»<H l i e ' i o l i i i i . r t e r p u r l i e u - . H e d U e r H t r o e t n l m - l v l l v i l !>•<•! t o I h e . f l i , , s u m nf M y d . w r S I - e r t , H M I I I I U S IJ-IIIK n n i l b e l l l l ; plnc-e o f iti'Klliiiln/f. / \ ' s u m OI In t i n - ( M t y _ o f P n . i l h A m h . i y hi Ihii B . - l n ^ l(n'iW.ll llfl HI r e e l \ \ . i l ? l 81.11-1 «"l H u n d l C d of '.Mliiitlcnex nnd State' of' "NOK; 111 • nt n point »n t h e n'trtiior r Hilfdlllft .yy lino of of lnr4lnr A Aveilno diwtunt sum n ivosterly P4 ifeet frohi l.he IIniernortliii l ttni mul v t l P4 Jemey. BRIGGS GARAGE f Tel. Soutp Amboy 322 (,nO) expose to sale at public vendue on iln 0 .of [WEDNESDAY, T H E E I G H T E E N . point. I R | : T H DAY OP DECEMBER, A . D. HUNDRED THIRTYFIVE Standard Time in the* jafternoon of the said day a t t h e Sheriff's Office in the City of New- jf »alil ntr'rtliorly llnd of l l a r d l n n AVB u ith tlio th W t W li nun w.Kh 'wenlrt-Ijr line off TI Tfoni-j irtntin Avenu(!|.. tlmnw'lrumilnK d l ) iNorl Itlorty IUOIIB (I w/Mtcrly line of lolkn-ni ' iiiforeBBld. hev SAMliier. I. Oi t l i o n / . . o H) wnstfi'ly airniK tile ly lino of Urt, > • I7RO00) to bo sntlsflodi by said sale la " " " n l Tbousdiid and Soyod nnd'Eightyi Dollars (*8 •*• to "*""""• ,„,*,„„,; ;,r „„ '.1.- i 7H»-°»> to^tho* -with « , . « • * .of,, . m i l l B l l e d Itiv Hll-UlVwilP 1 Mt l i o • t n ™ SIM *' 5 -. • , . • • < ; ' W f , ami ieviui linn-; TtiKothor with Jnll wui glnitulili' l c /res, dtn of illl« m " . •tlh »V niul •Jculiir Mm tini> 'liefeil'jBnnlH "ml ijijr THE SOUTH AMBOV . DECEMBER 13,1935 By GENE CARR JUST HUMANS PAflESBVBJf FABLcS IN SLANG 0 American flews ieatureB, I A0is THE FABLE OF THE UNINTENTIONAL HEROES OF IN CENTREVULE. THERE LWED 2 YOUNG HUSKIES WHO DIDN'T FIND ENOUGH EXCITEMENT THERE, S O THEY ENLISTED T O MAKE THE WORLD SkFE FOR DEMOCRATS REG'LAR FELLERS THE GOVERNMENT GAVE 'EM EACH A TIN HAT AND A RAILROAD TICKET, AND THE* GAVE THE SIOUX YELL TO EVERYBODY ALONG THE TRACK F R O M C E N T R E V I L L E T O NEW YORK THEY GOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO FIRST LINE TRENCHES TO LEARN HOW TO PLAY 'SLACK JACK" AND HOW 'TO CUSS THE-RATIONS, WHEN THE ARMISTICE WAS SIGNED WHEN THEY GOT BACK TO CENTREVILLE THE FIRST THING THEY SAW WAS A BAND PLAYING "SEE THE CONQUERING HEROES C O M E - A N D EIGHT LI*TTLE GIRLS WITH F L O W E R S - The Best Is None Too Good For Jimmie's Girl THEY'RE TRYING TO MAKE US BELIEVE WE'RE HEROES' SAID ONE."WHETHER 1 BELIEVE IT O R NOT I ' M GO1NS T O LET THEM HAVE THEIR OWN WA,Y"SAID THE O T H E R . IF IT IS YOUR PLACE TO PLAi THFHEfcO, DON'T RENIG I By GENE BYRNES "How Soon, Tony?" associations of the Uni"SANITARY STAMPS" tuberculosis ted States since 1907 to finance their work of combating what is considercountry's leading public henlWERE FORERUNNER edth this problem—tuberculosis. years a wave of Interest OF CHRISTMAS SEALS in Intherecent collection of Christmas Scats Americin Newg Features. Inr. has swept the philatelic field. As u result, W. L. Kinkead, treasurer of the New Jereey Tuberculosis League, founded in 1931 the Christmas Seal and Charity Stamp Society. He is the current president of the Society, which numbers approximately 300 members throughout the United States. examining No one has yet succeeded in assembling; a complete <CW1 War Series "Sanitary Fair" First of Charity Stamps J«O COLLECTION OF SUCH STAMPS KNOWN TO BE COMPLETE who scan the political horoscope! A direct test of sentiment for legBefore it is over the dispute may tx station to supplant NRA -with Fedan important factor in next year's eral control of wages and hours will iresidential election election, come next week w.hon conferences are held in .Washington by the AdTechnically the controversy cen- ministration. iSevorul thousand busiters on the question of whether the ness men and Industrialists have • IStamp collectors are workers shall bo organized by crafts been Invited, along with representawith a numbor of unions operating tives of organized labor. No reprem one industry, or whether all wor- sentation is provided for the milmost complete exhibits are owned by placed on stle throughout the counkers in one industry shall b« mus- lions of unorganized workers. Based President Roosevelt, Mr. Kinkead try Thanksgiving Day. They show,:* tered into one larne union, as in tho upon President Roosevelt's letter to young lady in a costume of the 1860s and Dorsey IP. Whcless, a stamp ex- Mine Workers. Mr. Groan, and the Congress just before adjournment pert of the Scott {Stamp and Coin mailing a letter in a street mail box. xecutive council stand for organiz- the conferences arc designed to seek , This year marks the 29th annual ap- Company, Now York City, Presi- ation along, craft union linos as in out some way of getting an agreet Roosevelt's e of these seals. The design d "eni noosevens collection collection was was asas- he past. Lewis, apparently with the ment upon new legislation. That inid reminder to philatelists of « * & and presented^ to h m dur- support of President (Roosevelt and dustry will not approve such a plan vivid , • series of stamps sold for a kindred ing the 1933 Christmas Seal cam- Secretary Frances Perkins, wants has already been shown by statepnrpose during the Civil War, an is- paign . 'by the 'National Tuberculosis Industrial unions. ments made public since the invitasue which is more or less uncommon Association and has been Iqept up to tions went out. at the present time, but is frequent- date since then by the. Association. If there is one sinerle group upon l y found in the older collections. which the 'President has been counMcaaini of lh« Nam* H.lil They are the "Sanitary Fair" series ting next year in the election it is The real question to be resolved The Persian name Hull/. Is really of Civil War days. This series was organized labor. While the A. F. of then is whether in the face of a beonly a title meaning gifted with « good the' forerunner of Charity Stamps L. has never made much headway lief on the part of industry that memory. It was bestowed upon thf of all descriptions. in organizing great numbers of the such legislation will slow up recovpoet as a pupil because he could recite One' of these charity stamps for •workers—its present membership is ery, the Administration will press the whole Koran. It has clung to hist which the collectors are waiting; eagless than 4,000,000—these voting in tiie light. President Roosevelt has fame Instead of bis real pledged a "breathing spell" so that •«rly reflects the current -war in Af- by which'was, In full, Uohammad ad-Ma,: anything like a unit would be n«- recovery can proceed. .Secretary Rorica. The Italian postal authorities,: or tent.; The Administration has d«n.e Mohammed, the wn of religion. • •according to reports from the (Coneverything possible to placate this per interprets this as a permanent tinent, are preparing special comgroup.; iLewis - openly threatened a "breathing spell," virtually admitmemoratlves for- the occupation of strike and forced support of tht ting that re-employment has been delayed (by too. much legislation. But Adowa In Ethiopia. The surtax on Guffey coal bill, and' he got it. some forces are demanding new exthese will be turned over to Red .•Cross to swell its funds for service Now thV difficulty is that Green periments. The answer may come in the Held. and other members of the executive from" the conferences next week. ii^elgium lias issued a mourning council are reported enraged at the stamp in black, bearing a picture of encouragement given Lewis by hieh first Ciuiureu • t'criudical .Queen Astrid and soon will issue the officials of the Administration. And The Mrsl clilldivii a I'wniuiii'iil "an aame stamp in colors, with a mourna .i!fTerenec of if this feeling goes far enough, they tin- l.llllpiitluii .MiiKir/.lne. iHiulislii'ilhy fag order, These will be sold at ajrplnion between :wo leaders af or- are likely to be found fighting again- John Nexvliery \l71H-l7G7), u book-1 premium over the postal fee and the'ganized labor representing some ten st Instead of for President Roose- sell.-r or M i d o r i , (or whom the Joho • aeess proceeds devoted to a nation- per cent of the nation's workers, the velt next .year. It has become one of Newbery mvdal 'nr children's liters:-' •1 campaign against tuberculosis, controversy between William Green, the straws in the wind that no one ture Is mimed.' , • Foftp countries issued charity stamps president of the American Fedora- can definitely write down at this j during the Fall which are on sale to j tion of .Labor, and John L. lewis, time, -Union organizers over the the public through the holiday sea- president of the Federation's most I country who receive good pay with •on. ' 'potent group,' the United Mine Wor-.little work as officers of craft unions -The most famous charity stamps'kers, is taking on more and more are not expected to relinquish these .••re the Christmas iSeals sold 'by the' significance in the minds of those I jobs without a fight. • •' . I -'•. , . t . • « - . I . ' .--. . . ; '• ' ". _ ''j "**?** HE BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT OF ALL ^ I TS handsome appearance dwarfs them all—its usefulness makes it the most welcome of gifts. Small wonder that thje Electrolux gas refrigerator will stand beside many Christmas trees this year. We make it easy for you to buy the Electrolux. No down payment is required and you are allowed three years in which to complete the purchase. Prices from $125 cash up installed. Small carrying charge if you buy on terms. 3 year guarantee on refrigerating unit. " ' • • Gas appliances may be secured from your plumber-dealer at the same prices and terms. PUBLIC ^SERVICE N M > H M Mpt«y CM M WtAF w KYW W «Ml FlMn •> lOllO A. M. Many Kinds of Motor-Driven Vehicles Providing Transportation in New Jersey A-500O YourWorld-Wide Neighborhood The neighborhood you lire in today is almost world-wide. Your Bell telephone service makes it so. * INTERURBAN GAS-MECHANICAL BUS Time was, not so many years ago, when your neighborhood was restricted lsrgely, to your section of the nation.; In 1915 for the firr -•>'"« the people of the Faci Atlantic Coasts talkec each other by telephoi A few years ago transatlantic radio-telephony made it possible- to talk with friends in European countries. Today almost all the nations of the world are within tele* phone reach. "IN traveling about Now Jersey one - * will find more typos of motor-driven transportation vohlcloa than perhaps in any other section oC tho country. > Includod In tho fleet oC velilules op.orated liy Public Service Coordhinled ' Tfansport, which last year cnrrlod nearly 4uu,ouu,uuu passengers, nro trolley cars, gas-mechanical motor buuea, gas-sltictrlR buans, motor buses capabla of ruiinliiR on rails us well as on highways, and so-oallsd nll-nervlco vehicles. The lutlttr can be inin utider their own power like RRB-eloutrlcj buses, or by ' electricity drnwn from overhead wires as In nn electric conch, or trolley'bus. The majority of J Public Sorvlca ihlclos nro of tha' / • trpe In tho Illuati'i: Tho 1 'yp° I ' city transportation service. A gasoline onglne dlroctly connected to an electric generator produces electricity whon the oporator steps on tho accelerator. Electric power so generated drives two electric motors each of which Is connected to a rear wheel ot the bus. A gas-electric bus thornfure, tins no gears, clutch, gear shift lever or differential and la actually propellot! by electric power. It therefore accelerates smoothly and rullovca the driver of the strain of constantly shifting gears, In tho lower/ right hand photograph Is a Public Snrvlce bus equipped with an Inconlous -device Hint enables It to run either o bo highways or on rails HUa a str car. Threo bunos so equipped ai od by tha company on IM lh"> Imtwi ISHtab'sth, New Brun«- The combination vehicle Bhown In tho lower loft photo is the new all* Borvlco Tohlcle, a recent development of Public Service's own engineers. This new typo of vehicle was recently put In service on the Union line between Newark and Bound Ilrook and on the Clomenton Hue between Camden and Clemonton In substitution for trolley cars. It Is operated part of ths time under its own powor and part by electric power taken from two overhmrt wires. It has all tlio advantages of I tho electric conch such as qulok pldk-up, curb loudlng, sllont opsratlon ana chonp electrlo power, yet Das the flexibility of operation eharacterlitlo of /any bus. , Public Service ba« also operated, ex< pc'-lmontally, motor b1 powwod by l>. sol •mines, To you, the moet import* ant factor in this telephone progress ia that Bell System development in research, manufacture, and operating meth. ods has made all y< >ir friends who have telepho let, when ever they live, as n ar to you u your next-dr-t |ieighbor. Your tele easy for you with friends - bakes till1, v -hborW One of out wri, "I haw nnewi Mp$ that wen tack of the par, When OIM if vet) mho U not—onooj cf Mends with lon^ lacks tha time to get i> with them. A telephone b the gap imtantly,' And (l so prtcioui a$ friend. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN "PAGE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, years with John Nau at 212 Gordon 8:30 following which a mass of T«-|4" "Wood/' McCarthy Leadsjlsadore Geant Bt., and is survived hy a sister Mrs. Katherine A. Murtha ouiem was celebrated in St. Mary's i Celestine Pierson of East Orange. Roman Catholic Church. Interment funeral took place on WednesSt. Mary's to Victory i Funeral Wednesday dayThemorning Funeral Held Tuesday was in St. Mary's Cemetery. at 8:30 from the estabof the Gundrum Service on v. • A « n, „ POLICE P R O M T F R E I G H T Over Jamesburg High! n ^ , G™C7a years' *'w lishment Broadway and a mass of requiem K a t h e n n e A M u r t h a , 50 y e a r s ;f. ROBBERY HERE v j died Saturday night at the home of was said at St. Mary's Roman CaSt. Mary's' Reserves Trounced< lhc u t t ! e Sister3 o f t h e Poor-at tholic Church at nine -o'clock. Interment took place in St. Mary's CemJamesburg Second Team in! Newark, N. J. The Preliminai'y. deceased .resided for many etery here. BY JOE CHARMELLQ Faced by the brilliant shooting of "Woody" McCarthy, St. Mary's High School tossers, registered their second win of the season Tuesday by defeating Jameaburg High* School, at the local court by the score of 34 to 21. PHONE SOUTH AMBOY 803 The Saints held the upper hand throughout the first half due to their miperb offensive play, but were held to even terras in the second half by the cagy Jamesburg quintet who graFRESH SMOKED PORK GOODIES 34c lb. dually gained more speed and power as the game progressed, LEAN FRESH HAMS .•?.., 27c lb. McCarthy paved the way for victory for the home team by sinking 4 field goals and a foul, while DingSHOULDER LAMB CHOPS -2 lbs. 45c field made 11 points for the losers, In the preliminary St. Mary's seBREAST OF LAMB FOR STEWING OR ' tond team trounced the Jamesburg STUFFING • ; - M c lb. reserves by the on© sided score of 30 U. The box score:: RATH'S OR ALLENTOWN LINK SAUSAGE ....30c lb. ST. MARY'S G. F. Tl . Dwyer, f 0 0 Bulman, f 1 0 FRESH PIGS FEET ..............3 LBS. 25c Chonski, f , 2 0 4 Coughlin, f 1 0 2 PRIME RIB ROAST, best cuts ........29c lb. Jankowskl, c 1 0 Leonard, c 2 0 , 4 PHILADELPHIA SCRAPPLE 2 lbs. 25c Mratton, g' 1 1' 8 McCarthy, g 4 1 9 Harkins, g .* 1 , 2 . . .4 HOME MADE LOOSE SAUSAGE ..............25c lb. Dolan, g 2 0 4 .Hovino, g 0 0 0 LEAN FRESH CHOPPED MEAT .15c lb. Letts, t £,?, 0 0 - 0 __>_ BURKARD'S 170 North.Broadway 14 4 G. P. 0 2 JAMESBURG Palndino, f Christenson, f Terranova, f Chitra, e Dlngfield, g Cornell, g Hermeson, g 7 7 .18 184 2 S t Mary's Jaroesburg 7 6 6 Referee: Wes Hanson. Time Keeper, J. VanDeveer. Scorer: J. Coan. SB Tl: 2 21 6 fliree Games Feature Start of Sacred Heart Inter-Club League Phantoms, HflMEHllies and Un knows Were Winners in day Night Battles. .The opening games of the Sacred Heart A c e t i c Association interelnb Kague were played on Monday night ; at Sacred Heart Hall with six teams .competing in the three games •ehedoled. .The first fame between the Harried iMen and the Phantoms was a whirlwind affair, - annexed by the Phantoms 82 to 80. Kaboski was top aeorer for the Married Men with 12 points, while iRumell and Flag* with I paint* each, showed up best for the Phantomi. # l n the second game the Hill Billies took over the iSteam Rollers 24 to 12 with Lewandoski standing out for the 'Steam iRollers, scoring ten points and A. Opiola with 9 points -was the chief scorer for the Hill Billies. , The1 Unknowns made a name for :• themselves in the third game when ''they grabbed it away from the Knbltoers by a scoro of 88 to 19. V. yWlsniewskl and A. Marcznlq led the ' (coring for the Kabitzers, each turning in six points whllo VViater with \ 8 points led the Unknowns. C A R age, died at her home, 321 Walnut I —o— St., Saturday night after a short ill-1 Local police are cooperating with ness. jthe Sayreville and railroad poli.-e The deceased was born in this city forces in an endeavor to cstabli«n, and is survived by a brother Mich- the guilt of the persons responsible]]; Eel, two sisters Elizabeth (Murtha for the robbery of four freight ears • • and Mrs. Beatrice Everson, all of on a siding opposite the city watii-j; ; South Amhoy, also a brother James works Wednesday night. No value 'i > of Perth Amboy. could be placed on the material stolThe funeral was held from her en which included a variety of arlate residence Tuesday morning at ticles. South Amboy BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON Action Sale of Used CARS 22c lb. YardJey Sets, $1.50 up Whitman Candy Schick Electric Razors Waterman Pens and Desk Sets Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco -. Christmas Cards, 10c dozen 1 I EXTRA VOTES i I , Doll Contest Special | 100 Extra Votes With Each 25c I., ^Purchase of toys or Christmas 823 St. George Aye. J 132 No. Broadway Telephone S. A. 137 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS l Mr, and \ announced ' dnughtof .Chapmar l l OO hh hub IS i!AFTO N TOLD Cloaf havo nt of their Arthur B. ,id Mrs. Wllclty. No date wed(iin«, .oaf and Mr. .us of the local ,in Cloaf Is also ,anmbns rlonpltnl at present a inomlitnl'g nurnlni? nt"IT. vholtll a rospoimlblo Vi Acnio Fust Frelu'it • in Now Yoilt City. AMBOY FIRST *• (Priyate Entrance on First St.) ';, «IVE YOURSELF A HOLIDAY PRESENT! (JET A COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENT •*-' Telephone 277 Free Delivery THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY • AND SATURDAY Glwe •,/bloom " Butter 1 lb. rolls Fresh Killed CHICKENS -\ - lb. Home Made Loose SAUSAGE - lb. J !•• ^ 1 -. ' lb. Philadelphia SCRAPPLE • lb. Home Made Fresh KOBOSI - • ^••••••••••••••••••••l 18c lb. • ' Beef en! Boys! . Here I s a Store Where You May Find The Latest In Men's and Boy's Suits and Overcoats at ' SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES ;> •',. • With six teams entered, thq AluniV, n{.-Association Bartotball League of /,.'iw Hoffman IUgp School will besjtn vJt's'slfttMn Tluiraflay flight. Each of V;'ithei! teams in lh«lloague will play one TJETUOTHAL \ JEANlil'TE V AKTII1IK Woodbridge Phone Woodbridge 8-0149 (Next to'Warr Coal Co.) ; };! v v. • ' ,,. • -A- Mothers! Wives! Six TeanTBasketball ' eague of Alumni Group Opens Season Tuesday who Jiayp signed up, former stars of the oi. worn the purple anl gold V ...ratty on the court arc BUl'k linmDertsoir, "Boo" Oliver, Art 'atnusi Fred Rose. Howard Uttcll, 'red' BceBe, J. Dobryznski, William nibortBon, C. Chaaey, M. Apple, e, 'Earl and Emerson Applogotc, tll'nnd Bob Morris, Angolo Nl-», a, Stanley and Kalph Steiner, n 'INdwntark, Normnn, Frank joorgo Morgan, Francis Lon»obh, Oharles Brinlmen, Tom Geant, C. Fa?.lo, Allan Hoffman, Fred Allen, Fred Holman, Everltt Slieppard, Andy Peterson, Tom Peterson, Iko iliongstrcel, Ray Dexhelmer, Tom (Dfinahttiii Steve: Check, Herb'Rox'bury and a host o? others. The league hnsi" ur complete class 1 teams of past yd** and two teams composed of nice: iers who do not represent any clns; toim. ff^^ THE DORIS BEAUTY SHOPPE 173 North Broadway Speedway Auto Sales Co. | I I ]__Cards: PETERSON'S PHARMACY Dancing Floor Shows Chicken Dinner Favor**--' $3.00 PER COUPLE $2.50 PER PERSOI^C" GEORGETTE'S, STATE HIGHWAY NO. J, \ SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. , \ Tel. South Amboy 996 or 599 Phone South Amboy 532 Also Many Other Popular Makes 1933's, 34's and 35's At Special Prices During This Sale 10YS 'V ;;. Open every evening, from Tuesday, December 17th until Cliristmas. If you have a car thai equals the down payment. If you do not have a car to trade, ( we will arrange special terms for you. ' THIS SALE IS ON UNTIL DECEMBER 21ST 1931 Ford Model A 4 Door Sedan $175 1929 Chevrolet Rumble Seat Coupe, one owner . . . . $95 1934 Ford Rumble Seat Coupe, a real bargain - - $125 1929 Pontiac Coach, in good order - $85 Chrysler Finer 70 Sedan, runs good - $50 1932 Pontiac Six Cylinder Coach don't miss this one - - $295 1930 Nash Standard Six Sedan, very clean - - . . $125 1934 Ford V-8 Deluxe Two Door, like new • - - - - $415 1933 Pontiac Two Door Sedan with trunk, don't fail to see it - $395 1935 Ford V-8 Rumble Seat Coupe, you can't tell it from a new one. Special for this sale - - $485 Christmas Gifts at Peterson s TOYS GEORGETTE'S GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY No Cash Down 1-2 lb. pkg. 20c SMALL LEAN PORK SHOULDERS ; MAKE TOUR RESERVATIONS NOW FOR WOK AT THESE PRICES MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS Genuine Spring All Worsteds, Guaranteed Hand Tailored ONLY $14.00 & UP When you tee this beautiful Kelvlnator —you will realiio why If l.i regardod as ths outstanding valuo today. It has 21 yean of electric refrigeration experience behind II, and more lhan half a century of cabinet building experience. It hn» Kolvinator quality from top lo bottom; In the larger, more expensive Men's Overcoats $10.50 up bar- gain. You can buy It on oui easy payment plan and enjoy it whilj II tiuys for iholf. DOLAN BROS. 130 North Broadway JELL-0 6 Delicious Flavors Vermont Maid SYRUP -, - SWEET CORF, Standard QuaH'v i -:3:No' usual features. See this remarkable /\> telephone 294 W F I N F R ' Q CLOTHING Vy tilNE-K O COMPANY 3W State St. t - lb. lOc 5c - Pkg 12oz.jug, lie $5.95 OP , and rugged, and many un- - Sugar Cured PORK GOODIES - - - lb PEA BEANS Choice Hand Picked •• - 3 lbs. BOY'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS modelsiacabinetthat Is strong - Jersey SWEET POTATOES - 6 lbs. for EXTRA PANTS $2.95 the Jarne type mechanlsmused a^c Fancy Eating or Cooking APPLES • • - 6 lbs. for An $18100 Value NoW F o r ' '119.50 lb LcgofLamb 2 8 c Prime Beef RIB ROAST YQUNf. MEATS SUITS KELV1NAT0R MILK FED VEAL, Legs or Rumps Perth Aroboy • I SOUTH AMBOY, N. J., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1935 Vol. 54. No. 46 Price Four Cents MICHAEL J.FENLON *. A. Catholic club City Solicitor Coan Denies Elects Gelsinon TO BE CANDIDATE Head Last Night SENTENCED TODAY FROM THIRD WARD Responsibility For Ditching YOU'D "HOLLER" TOO"! Just suppose that you were a merchant doing business in this city. How would you feel if an out of town competitor distributed at will circulars in your territory? Would you sit idly by and watch" the procedure without a "holler". We'll bet you wouldn't. Let's face the facts right here and now! Lets get together, Mr. and Mrs. South Amboy, and discourage this unfair and unAnnounces He Will Seek Coun- Unanimous Club Vote Also El- j Results of Long Investigation necessary NUISANCE. You owe it to your city, to your friends, by Local Police Placed Before cil Nomination in 1(936 Priects Emanuel B. Chuilli Vice your business houses and to yourself. Civic pride should not per- maries. Grand Jury. President. St. Mary's Stadium Project —o— As the result of investigations, 0 At the regular monthly meeting nf are complaining. And righteously, too. Do :he South Amboy Catholic Club held conducted by local police, Vincenzo Discloses File of Correspondence on Matter to Prove He Made they have to spend money to combat this type of competitor? Piseatelli, 50, of 415 Highland st., j l l d j c n t e i , that the year 193C will wit- a! its Augusta street rooms last Reply to Bishop's Attorney us Requested. Declares ForThe answer is an'emphatic NO. They are entitled, as taxpay- ness one of the most active cam-In,'.rht, Francis P. Gelsinon was el- Frank Gentile of 88 Fulton st,, in mer "Apparently Misconstrued the Whole Proceeding". ers and good citizens to protection. Let's not wait. Action is laigns in history, when in addition to feted president for 193G to succeed Woodbridge and Girolemo Scrittora| Says City Made No Proposal to-St. Mary's, Proposition this city have been connected with what they want. And the CITIZEN is going to back them to the the stimulus resulting from a presi- James J. Harrigan and Emanuel 13. of the explosion at 209 Main St., which Came From Parish hilt Discourage .this practice. This is an appeal to the people and ilential election, the city will elect aii'huilli was elected vice-president. occurred on the mcrning of June 1, Mayor, Councilman-at-Large, and George Coakley was elected secreto their representatives. Our front lawns are not refuse dumps. 1934. Piseatelli and Gentile convic- Declaring he has been wrongly ac- had further examined the subject of Councilmen in the Second and Third tary and James J. Fitzmorris, trea- ted in connection with the recent cused of having much to do with the the conveyance and advised no furNor are our front porches scrap baskets for the high pressure ad- Wards. surer. Woodbridge bombing, are being held ditching of the stadium proposition ther action on 'the part of the parish vertising of out of town concerns. The Republicans are known to be Joseph M. Carroll will be the ath- under $25,000 bail and Girolcino and referring to inferences made •Mr. Ccan pointed out one paragraSTOP THIS CIRCULAR RACKET NOW laying plans for the selection of can- letic director, assisted by Martin J. Scrittara also held for the local fire, during a recent speech delivered by ph of the Backes letter to prove his didates within a short time so that Carroll. Rev. Thomas Gooley at a meeting of contention that he was not responsiwas released under $7,500 bail. they may get campaigns under way A unanimous vote was cast in favor The fire here nearby residents said the Lion's Club, City Solicitor Fran- ble for the delay. "You will recall early in order to retain control of ol tho new officers. After tho busi- was proceeded by un explosion which cis P. Coan has reviewed the case that at our first interview I pointed the council which will become theirs ness session, a social time was en- awakened the neighborhood. The and displayed the correspondence out to you what then appeared to me the weakness of this plan, nameon the first of the year when the newjoyed nnd light refreshments were building, Scrittore's home, was com-relative to the matter. pletely destroyed and for a time the In answer to statements allegedly ly that you are conveying away your council takes office. .served. flames threatened t i destroy the en- made that ho did not reply to the property without ar.y control thereof The Democrats, on the other hand, The paint was scarcely dry on but that night several councilmen tire block between Broadway and Bishop's attorney, lie refers to Tiis by you and you are dedicating it to those white lines on Broadway when -wanted to go somewhere else. Tues-|foel that with so many offices to be letter under date of Nov. 12. 1935a public use, namely, the public genStockton street. there was started an agitation to have aay night the members wore, pre- filled, they may regain control of Firemen arriving ut the scene, lo. Eight Rev. E. C. Griffin, the first erally. 'My principal objection then unably, responding to u little pubthe Mayor's office and n majority of them removed or ignored. Tuesday fountl the building enveloped in the paragraph of which reads: "I am re- was, and now is, that by this subternight the movement was presented to licity of the left handed variety that the Council posts, and they too flames. Damage was estimated nt plying through you to the letter of fuge and a conveyance and escrow hnd recently been given the custom giving careful consideration to canthe Common Council, and by a mem$4,000 with several hundred dollars Mr. Peter Backes relative to the pro- deed, you are practiring a deception of holding up council meetings to tididates. upon the public authorities, by obber of that body. It was oxplained Additional damage to buildings near- posed new stadium." dy up loose ends of various kinds of Tho Third Wurd, always a Demothat the lines, which indicate "no by. At tlie time of the fire, Serittore Mr. Coan points out that accord- taining from them the use of this city business. The direct result was cratic stronghold is tho scene of conmoney, you as the donee, !'.nd the muing to the agreement between parish parking" area between First street was not at homo. the recent annual meeting >f und city officials, the parish was to nicipality as the receiver of this doand the Presbyterian Church be- that the council session, being some- siderable activity. While to date, theAtSouth 'Local police suspecting arson, beAmboy Hospital Associacause of the narrowness of the street what shorter than usual, was ad- there has been no action noted in tion reports were rendered on the gan an investigation ut once, which turn over to the city the land for nation, well knowing that the money and the curve at that point, interfer- journed at 8:18 P. M., which was this direction, it is expected thnt work of the institution and the elec- hus been carried on under the direc- tho stadium giving an unconditional was donated to your church corpored with business and caused at least just about a half hour before the Councilman Frank Stanton will bo n tion of members to the Board of Di- tion of Chief of Police David Quin- deed for the property, taking a deed ation fcr its ultimate benefit." Uncandidate for re-election and there rectors of the institution took placo lan since that time and last week; in escrow from tho city. The parish, der the circumstances il do not deem one Broadway merchant to lose con- meetings ordinarily get started. tho resuts of their investigation he said, suggested three years, and it right for you to become a party to is every assurance there will bp a when tho following were selected: Because the date for th» next siderable trade Saturday night. wore laid before the grand jury, and it was Ms suggestion that the period this transaction." primary fight in the Third "Ward on meeting falls on Xmas Eve, the that Mrs. E. P. King, Mrs. William P. It was Councilman Kurtz The concluding paragraph of thi3 resulted in tho return of an indict- was increased to ten years. Nichols, Mrs. William B. Thompson, ment. brought the matter up for discussion. council, on motion of Councilman the Democratic ticket. Mr. Coan exhibited copy of a let- letter reads: "In view of the fa;t Filskov, adjourned to meet in reguMost prominent new candidate for Mrs. S. T. Basetdo, Mrs. B. C. DuHe wanted to know if the lines could Today the three will appear before ter dated August 27, to Peter Back- that the Right Reverend Bishop, as be removed in front of the C. Nicor- lar session on Monday evening, Dec. the office at present is Michael J. vier, Mrs. James Dawaon, Mrs. Mor-Judge Lyons for sentence, es, of Trenton, attorney for the Bis-president of the church corporation, ris Lucitt, Mrs. R. C. Stephenson, 23rd, instead. Ponlon, who has lrcady launched a vo establishment without an alterahop, asking that a date for a con- has given approval of a conveyance Mrs. C. R. iStults, IMrs. Herman >Eulcampaign for the nomination, Mr. tion in the ordinance prohibiting the ference be arranged when the two by your church to the municipality I A communication from D. Y. Godncr, Mrs. L. L. Sheppard, Mrs. H. Fenlon for many years a resident attorneys could discuss the legal am forwarding to him a copy of this no-parking. He explained that he des, Pennsylvania Railroad engineer D. Llttell, Mrs. Charles iSafran, Mrs. here, is well known and hns long phases of the transaction. Another letter and I am requesting that you tad been told that wo'uld.bo custo- in charge of electrifcation, invited G. M. Applegate, Mrs. E. H". Eulner, been interested and active in the afletter written by Mr. Coan on 'Sept. take no action under the resolution; mers, noting the white lines and the the council to attend and have repreMrs. Harold Filskov, iMrs. Frank C. 20 to Rev. Thomas Gooley reports approved by the Bishop, unless you police activity in connection there- sentatives of the police and fire de- tairs of the Democratic party not Hoffman, Mrs. Elbcrt Selover, Jr., only in this city but throughout the the result of a conference between receive his further sanction." with, didn't bother to park further partments, or anyone else interested Mrs. D.-'C. Chase, Mrs. Harold HoffMr. Coan and iMr. Compton of the county. Fostering his candidacy are Mr. Coan on Nov. 12th in a letter up the street, but took their business present, at a lecture and demonstraman, Mrs. O. W. Welsh, Miss BerW'PA relative to the proposition :n to Msgr. Griffin declared: "Mr. Bac-. some of the most outstanding Demo- nyce Bogart, Miss Bertha Dcibert, elsewhere. tion of methods of operation of the crats of the Old Guard and while the which the City Solicitor enumera- kes seems to have misconstrued the City Solicitor Coan, when appeal- new electrification system here. The l'rimarles are many months away, Mrs. H. W. Dillon, iMiss Katherine Representative of Casket Com- ted the further steps necessary. On whole proceeding, or perhaps he did pany Gives Interesting Talk. the same date, he sent a copy of this not understand your explanation ed to for a ruling, said that of iecture and demonstration will be they declared they have received INeliue, Mrs. Elizabeth Armbruster, course there could be no change in held in McCloud's Hall at 8 P. M. pledges of support from a number of Mrs. Samuel Newton, Mrs. Constan- . At an enthusiastic meeting of the letter to Mayor Mason so that the from the beginning. ce Keasby, iMrs. Harper Lewis, Mrs. the regulations without a corres- next Tuesday evening, Dec. 17th. Thethe leaders in the Third Ward. city might know what progress had "The City of South Amboy made Burk Lambertson, Mrs. J. F. Webei1, South Amboy Rotary Club Tuesday been made. ponding amendment to the ordinance letter offered to have the pecture no proposal to St. Mary's Parish. Mrs. E. A. Meacham, Miss Eliza- noon, an interesting talk on "Felgoverning. But, he went on to ex- given in the afternoon for the benelowship" and Rotary fraternity work On October 16th, Mayor Mason The proposition came from the Parbeth McCl Mrs. Oliver F. Lock- was, delivered by John B. Symes of plain, 'that the presence of the white iit of school children if the city ofhart, Mrs. rles Bennett, Mrs. P. Lockport, N. Y., former director of wrote a letter to Rev. Gooley report- ish. The only thing the city did was linei, indicative of a "no parking" ficials so desire.vPrimarily the lecing that he had conferred concern- to go along with the Parish in an enB. Bird, Mrs. Geo. H. Mack. Rotary International. area, did not mean that a car could ture is for the benefit of Baritan ing the matter with the council and deavor to get some of te money Andrew W«mer, a member of the an agreement was reached to pro- which the Federal government is dis' not "stop" in the vicinity so includ- River Railroad employees somewhat New York Rotary Club, delivered a ceed along the lines indicated in Mr. pensing through the municipalities. ed. It did, of course, mean there as a safety measure. talk on the casket business and the Coan's letter of 'Sept..20 and declar- "The City described a.way where'could be "no parking"; • * He - emCouncil action consisted of a mofuneral director profession. ing that the next move would be for by it was possible for St. Mary's phasized that there was a very con- tion to order the letter received and It has been calculated, said Mr. St. Marys to have deed prepared in Parish to be in on the distribution siderable difference between the filed. Werner, that the average family is favor of the city, following which by the Federal government. The City Miss R. SulliaiTTells Need of two terms used. The usual monthly resolution visited by the grim reaper about on- the city would take steps "to push was to get nothing and the public Nursery Service i in Modern d Mayor Mason, who was also late asking for state aid in local relief ce in twelve or fifteen years, so that the matter ag forcibly as possible.' was to get nothing that they do not School System. in setting to the meeting because it financing mentioned 381 people, fixthe need for consideration of the "The Council is quite positive that already have with the tacit or exhnd gotten started so,promptly, re- ed the estimated cost for December In St. Mary's y "Gi Hall Tuesday Many Local People Already Id- subject is not one of the daily nor- the term of the escrow be difinitely press permission of St. Mary's Parmarked that there would be evenevening, a meeting of St. Mary's interest cf life; yet death is no fixed at ten years as suggested by ish. There was no question of a latat $3,048, of which the city will conentified With Movement: Or- mal tually lettering within the lined area PTA took place when a feature was respecter of persons • or things and Mr. Coan," the Mayor's letter says. er reconveyance to St. Mary's iPartribute $500 instead of the customary ganization Meeting Soon stating that parking was prohibited. a -talk by Miss R. Sullivan of the when it does occur, it will be found Following the conference of par- ish, of, the property by the City af$200 in effect until a few months State Board of Health on the importhe lines were ago. Representatives of the Old Age to carry with it certain definite ob- ish and city officials on Sunday ter the work on the stadium h»d v H e explained that tance of a school nurse in the mod-Anuity Recovery Plan, among them ligations and duties to those left be- night, Oct. 20, Mr. Coan wrote to been done. The deeds were to be ex"! really put there to protect a motorist Report of overseer of the poor for ern school system. A program of County Director George Loblein of hind. ' from getting a ticket for violating Msgr. Griffin and the purpose of the changed simultaneously, there w«s the ordinance because he didn't find November itemized' expenditures of songs was rendered by third grade Highland iPark, and Miss E. Skim- Until recently he said, the indust- letter is contained in the first para- to be a continuous management and pupils of the school. $156.66. mons, a former local resident, were ry has never attempted to tell the graph which reads "Agreeable to my control of the land and the stadium, a sign prohibiting parking there. Fnding no solution of the problem Over payments of taxes , by John Announcement was made that the in this city last week conducting* a story, permitting itself to lie shrou- promise to you last night in the when it was erected, by the Parish regional meeting of PTA's will take that would satisfy everybody, noth- Juska because of assessment in other place in January in the Holy Rosary survey preliminary to the organiza- ded in mystery and misunderstand- presence of the Mayor and Council authorities. Every indication that :t tion of a unit in this city. ing, yet there is nothing in the fu- of the City of South Amboy with the was at any time a city stadium was years for lots he didn't own on ing was done about the complaint. School auditorium in Perth Amboy. to be entirely avoided. It was at neral director's work, he said, that The Council got started promptly George street, were ordered credited Under PTA auspices, a card party The purpose of the organization is will not bear the light of public exception of Mr. Kurtz, I am here- ycur suggestion that, the managewith giving you a statement of the on time. Once before this year the to 1936 tax assessments on George will be held Tuesday evening at the to further plans for adoption of the scrutiny. attitude of the City of South Amboy ment and control, the cost and ex"Townsend Bill" a social council session got going on time— street property by due resolution. home of Mrs. William Arose when a so-called security project which provides for a In every day life, he declared, the relative to the proposed stadium :o pense of the completed stadium was home made fruit cake, donated by pension of $200 per month to every funeral director is an essential per- be erected on what now is the to remain in the parish, and under Mrs. Arose will be awarded. United States citizen when they roa- son. The profession of which he is a grounds of St. Mary's Parish. You your domination and control, and the Attendance prizes at the meeting ch the age of sixty. part has made rapid strides in the know better than I do just what land management dominion and control wore donated by Mrs. Robert Casey In Middlesex iCounty, the organiz- past 25 years so that the director of is meant and I will leave it to you was never to leave the hands of the and Mrs. Mary Mount and were won ers report, a number of club3 have today is capable of restoring to life- to make your own explanation of how parish, rr go into the hands of the i M by Sister Mary Carclyn and Miss already Tieen formed. In. the New like naturalness bodies of the dead. much and what land the City re- City." Catherine Roberts. quires." i Brunswick district alone,, they There was no de:eption to be pracy de- The funeral director is constantly A special service for young people clnre, fifteen units nre functioning, j striving for higher standards and "You know I have never been com- ticed on the nublic or on the Federal three of which are in the city off newer methods will be given under the auspices of h d so as to ease the h pletely let in to any of the discus- authorities. The Federal Administragrief and relieve the burden from sion about the stadium project and tion was made conversant of t'.ie New Brunswick. Misses Dorothy Edj> comb nnd the Young People's Guild of Christ As soon as the necessary member-1 the shoulders of the bereaved, what I have to say now is based en- wh.-lc proposition in all its parts. Mary McKeon are Named to Church, Mr. Frederick Itcse, Presiship ia secured, it is plnnned to push| The greatest part of the work' of tirely upon what I have found out] The loral public were made cogniin the church, Sunday night, • at Monday Night's dent, j a-.fight to .hnve Congress pass the j the modern funeral director, declarDec. 15th, at 7:30 P. M. The Rev. for myself without any aid except I zant of the whole proposition in ail " Meeting/' 'bill providing for the adoption of (ed Mr. Werner, is for the living and such as I got last .night from pith'jrlils purls anil phases. An ordinance Leslie Long of St. .Peter's Church, while there are certain decisions the plan. Already a number of local the parish or the municipal offici- \V;,;;ild have to be passed accepting At the 'home of Miss Margaret West Chester, New York; City, will j | residents hai'e identified themselves that a member of the family alone als." This letter of the City Solici- .':>J prcperly and the locnl public, >t Coan on David at., bh* Ycung Wom- be the preacher. Several young mon can make, all of the actual work; inwith tho movement and within a few members of the Guild will nssist the j ]Vf etnboi'S of an's Club mot (Monday evening, wi'h Organization weeks a meeting looking to the or- volved may be safely entrusted to tor's was a confirmation of the Sun-',Jiat time, would have to be given Rector, the Uev. Harry Stnnsburyi Will Aeon the notiifes required by law. How MISR Cnrmclita Luciit presiding. Assemble at Headquar- ganization of n locnl club will take hands that have long been trained day night conference. Weyrlch with the service. A cordial Mv. Coan exhibited a copy of the (hen can iMr. Backos, or any other The Misses Dorothy Kdgeeom'i ters of Independence Engine j place. to offer kindly, understanding help. invitation lo attend is extended to person, firm or corporaticn say honletter dated Oct. 24, to Msgr. Griffin and Mary McKeon wore named n and Hose Co. Throughout the west, the plan has One radical departure from the from the Bishop's attorney, Peter estly that deception was practiced by Committal1 to arrange for the Ohrist- everyone, met with great enthusiasm and in policy of the casket manufacturers Backes. The attorney declared he any one." mna Dinner Dance, which will bo reDecember meeting of the This evening members of the new stricted to club members and tihuir Christ Church Chapter of the Orderj firemen's drum and ,bugle corps will as much as the movement is non- of old, he declared, is the advertisdeclare that ing in well known national magaguests, The locution of the dance of St. Vincent—the Acolytes Guild m c e t i n t h e headquarters of the In- political, observers will 'bo decided within a short time. v/lll be held Tuesday night, Doc. 1771 dependence Engine and Hose iCom- Townsendites and their plan will be zines with the thought of creating one of the factors to be considered better understanding for the funerMrs. Anna Perkins and the Misses at 8 o'clock. pany to elect officers. al profession and giving helpful. inCarmcllta Tedesco and 'Margaret 'Several weeks ago, the firemen in the presidential election in 1930. formation to the public. Coan' woro appointed » committee to The Office uf the Guild will bo began the • organization of the unit arrange for the rcdcccirutlnn of the read in the church followed by a and to date about fifty members ->f POLICE I S S U E TICKETS TO BROADWAY P A R K E R S LIONS CHRISTMAS" With what In the eyes of many is candidates, but Mayor Mason doclp.rAmerican Legion Home, used by the business meeting and refreshments. tho corps have been signed up. All PARTY WEDNESDAY tho most important council meeting ed.yesterday that arrangements for <lub as its mooting room. five companies of the department Lnst week the Street Department -wi— of the year, New Years reorfaniza- such a conference which will no During the meeting Mrs. Margaiare represented in the corps m«.m- painted lines along the "no parking" The annual Christmas party will tion session, but little over two weeks doubt take place next week, are beet Abbatlello ami Mrs. Alum Kelly bershlp. aren adjacent to the Empire Theatre take place at. the next meeting of off, talk concerning the distribution ing made. ef Old Bridge were adinitlod to memTho necessity for such a unit hns o n Broadway, but a number of car borship. long been felt by members of the de-owners ignored tho signs and park- the South Amboy Lion's Club to take of plums, is uppermost in the minds The Mayer has three personal appointments to make within a short partment who hnve had to hire out- ed their cars in the forbidden area. place Wednesday evening in WilMiss Gertrude Grimes, hospital of political moguls here. time. The term of J. Lee Larew, the side units to furnish music at flro- Sunday night, under orders from helm's Hall. chairman, announced completion of Since they will assume control of president of the Board of Public A number of projects recently ; men's parades or other events, or go Chief of Police QuinlaVi, the police plans for the Christmas party to be launched by the club will have con- the council nt the first of the year, Works expires, ns does that of Dr. •hold on Monday night, Dei:. 2.'! irt the Members of the South Amboy | without them. during kept watch on t>he area and tickets American Legion home. Miss Mar- Unit of the American Hod Cro?,s[ It is planned to conduct weekly|f or Improper parking were issued to ing among them the boy and girl with hut two Democrats remaining L. P. Meinzer.' Also the terra of Iron the body, the Republican's wll ving L. Reese as a member of the guerite Dolan of Sayrqyillc is chair- holding their annual meeting in Wil-jrohenrsnls during the winter mon-1eight • • violators. - • work program the club is undertak- likely do the dictating. Board of Education will expire on man of the committee on decorations helm's Hall 'Friday evening, elector! ths so that when summer months ing in conjunction with Luke A. Choice plum of the lot to be dis- February 1st. The Mayor declares und a covered dish supper will be the following to the Board of Tru^-i'oll around the corps will be :n Lovely Post, American Legion. Go to Petenon's for Waterman's tributed on New Years day is that lie has in t us yet decided on appointseivcd. Each member has been re- tees. |sbnpe for parades and such similar Pen* nnd Desk Sett. Peterson's Get him a Schick Electric Razor of €ity Solicitor. Francis P. Conn, ments to these posts, quested to bring a gift. Governor II. G. Hoffman, Mayor events. Pharmacy, 132 'No. Broadway, Tel. for Christmas. Peterson's Phnrmn- present encumbent will bo consider- riroulntod about town during tho C. T. Mason, II. W. Dillon, ,f. H.' Undei the direction of Ohief-elect Adv drive to secure 137. - cy, 1S2 No. Broadway, Tel. 137. Adved for reappointment when the con- pnst several weeks bus been n rumor Dawson, E. R. Brown, D. W. K m L J 1 l n m n » | Hubs got under way nnd there nrc that restoration oT t.lie post of Street ,w it K if i uniforms will he started Jr., ,[. A. Johnson, G. Kurtz, Jr., r;Jf>»"l? h several other aspirants, among them Commissioner is hoin^ contemplated NOTICE NOTICE Ciumlrum, V. P. Higgins, M. W . > t h o organization within a short Charles Jerome and Heiijiiniin Knss, and this office will 1H- revived and THE SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ktciner, P. B, Bird, .Mrs. H. C. Du- l l m p (j in the field. nn appointment ninde nt Iho New I SOUTH AMBOY, N. J, SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. vicr, Mrs. L. F. Mcinzc-r, Mrs. Mary i South Amboy, N. J., Dec. 6, 1933. South Amboy, N. J., Doc. 6, 1033. j The term of Charles Bloom. I'olico Years meeting. Mnynr Mnson declarFOR SALE I'rk't', Mrs. llc'i'iiuui Kulni'i", Mrs. It, Just ico, appointed this year for n one ed I'Miplmtirnlly there is im intention annual meeting of the stockThn annual meeting of the stoclcA, Janncs, Mrs. H. W, Dillon, Mr-.. Seven room house, all improve-: >The year term will expire HIIJ thn job to pursue such n coui'sc. The Job t r of i n l t f o r tl10 WEEK tJND SPECIAL inclmlinK bent, two loin, cor- Ij '" ' '" " ''•'• '" election j |,ol,lPr« of tlii» bnnlt for tlio election will c{nut' up for refilling nt the l e - WHS iibi'lishcd al the Ilist. of the y(uir •I. Miuidevillc, Mrs. 11. Houlihan, e— °f director* lo «crve for the emuInffjoF director* to norvo for the ensuing Mrs, C. II. Stults, Mrs. C, L. Cm- tier property, double RnrnRe. Every' (inriinl/.ntion meeting. Apparently lo- 'vlicn Micluu'l Nnglc, Miipi'i'intonilc>:it A FULL/LINE OP XMAS /.ens, Mrs. S. Newton, Mrs. I'!. A tiling In first clnm condition. Inquire , n ill b e h e l d nt Iho linnkiiig 1 vcar will b e held nt the h n n l u n f r ( l | ] ],,„,!,,,.,, I l n , unanimous in thoirinf thr Hoard nf Pulilic Works wiw llo > MM!, Mr,<. I'. It. liird, Mrs. II. i \ WREATHS 128 Feltu, St., corner! )l" °" " u we Bi t l n y , JOnI n u n r y 1 4 , c1l n9<3: 6 . I m n i e o n T u e i c l n y , J n n i l n r y 1 4 , 1 9 3 6 . t | M , I i ( , f , ! , „ ( . i\u. llloom should He ri'-Mi'li'i.'.'.'iti'd to liilcc n\r<> nf Iho street priMnliirn. r 1P Kurtz Says Restricted Broadway Parking Hinders_Local Business Hospital Auxiliary Elects Directors at Recent Annual Meeting Former Director of Rotary International Talks to Local Club Importance of School Nurse Urged on Members of St. Mary's PTA Group Will Form Unit to Push Old Age Anuity Plan in South Amboy Service For Young People Young Woman's Club Makes Arrangements for at Christ Church Sunday Christmas Dinner Dance Firemen's Drum Corps To Elect Officers at Meeting This Evening Political Moguls Consider Jobs as New Year Meeting Approaches Local Red Cross Chapter Elects Board of Trustees THE FLOWER SHOP •II Attractively Designed iy« NO. BROADWAY I Telephone 30 Chase and Mrs. Frank Hoffman. I 1 1 1 1 .1 I I • [ . . . I , . . a I t ' " ' i ; 1> l l l / . ( l l i | w u i n . ' ' " ' " " " ' ' " " " ' " ' •* ° ' '" Tho poll« will open nt 2 o'clock'nppnint t n|. The post of Ovorscor of II". M. I will remnln open for one j P. M. nnd will lemnin open for one!(;,,, Poor, a t present occupied by Mt'H. Wliitninn Cnntly for Clirintmiil nt Altrnrtivr Chrintiiinn Cnril. ntlmiir. j Catherine Evoiitt, in also to be filled. GEORGE A. KRESS, R. C. STEPHENSON, Cashier! To dale there 'inve lieon no offlcl'clt'r«oii'« iMinrmncy, 132 No. Bronil- Peterion'n Clinrnincy, 132 Nn, Brnnil-1 il conferences on appointments and Trensurur, 12-G-01 Adv. v'ay, for 10c a doxen. Adv. 12-6-Ot wny. Tel. 137. Jnlin St. It ml wink. "The present, nrrxntroniont has proven very Kith factory," snld tinmayor, "nnd .has unveil considerable for tho t.ax|inyorn, As fnr an I nin I'lMicoiiiod II. will bo continued." THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN PAGE TWO I ski, Bernard Kolodjewsid, Chester FOR RELIABLE 192 Symankis, and Walter Milus. The INFORMATION ON LIFE ID!) bieakfast will be served by members INSURANCE CONSULT 107 of the Young Ladies Sodialty and j 'ural foods; second, dense cover in ^ / I "Dili's .(**„„!? lilwu^JfPiaster-v.hich birds may find shelter; third, \y aiunir said northerly line of HaixUnaj 150 the Sacred Heart Parents Teachers j 14'» A. STEINER or: 151 188 Association. ! N\0hf h v 0n*» Point : P'edators must "be kept in check, and i ^ " 1 ^ , 3 : , ' " L / f ""' "'''">' point ' 225 Church St. Tel. 436 195 180 The club is conducting a member-1 as L o t i \ i g n i uy viw roinijf <>'•;-„"/ , « ~ ; t , South Amboy, N. J. O U r t h i e n o u g h b i r d s m u s t b e l e { t a c s ! B n a t e ( 1 six a n d one half of Lot X u m for 878 947 920 ship drive which is producing; good 1 stock a k n g with a r t i - ' ^ » ' J . i/ejults. The ;ommitteo in charge g a C v e d H e a r t C o l l e g i a n s T o p A l - f l c i a l brooding restocking, Friday, the thirteenth, will prove LAURENCE HARBOR (0) T h e Commissioner said any area Jun consists of Benjamin Ciszewski, .A 1 p i n e A . C. 3 4 t o 3 0 i n P r e l i m ""• •unlucky for two teams and lucky f<"" i Martin p 159 124 which is rich in shelter and afford. i0'*j Lagcda, John Pohl and Leo W;stwo move tonight when two games' Vreeland' inary. abundant natural foods would scarce dog. his wife, \iy tho rf'lcveUmd . in the YMCA bowling league W. Ohnsman 143 114 ty company iby o.t*<-« to 3>G By a single point, the Sacred ly have any game on it if it were rolled on the Broadway alleys. In, Chapman ' wllli thin m< 100 178 200 Hearts dropped their game with St. overrun with crows, hawks, cats andu Kelng (he premises rimiinonly known l meet the „ I . t h e first game Sun Oil will • Ml {• U. t . A. 143 1*8 137 >-1 and designated a s 'No. 4U1 H a r d i n g Peters of New Brunswick on the other predatory animals. Game -war J e r s e y Central team and in t h e secrOR HAIR AND SCALT 160 ! Schaefer 175 191 Washington Avenue court Sunday dens are waging a relentless v a r ot 0HNr»« frm Ortfiwy Hair TMIM ond game the Nijrht Hawks and the Totals the de818 780 755 tiifrht, 37-30. the predators, he said. IT-* 4 SC4U MUICMII • cree to be .satisfied liv said South Amboy Citizen will meet. LUCKY STRIKES (3) Me 111. FEEL IT WOIKI Ai AHDnftMi A. Urbanik was out in front in Monday night the Citizen team Rynetz Write ht m i l «MkM "TIM TflM Ul* 1G1 200 201; the scoring for the Hearts with six satisfactory way of maintaining wild together with Wie costs of this sale. Qjoes into action again when it meets .Soharff V* Hilr," iraUiwI Dmttt Oh Mm »•» 174 168 lfir jroals from the field and a foul while life," said Commissioner Spinks. ljn K Together with all and singular the t h e Lions Club and on the same eve- Abrams s |lrlvll0Bes 145 147 187, "There could never possibly be "" ' ' hereditaments an« I B , e Zdanewicz and Jankowski each addning the Sun Oil will meet Sayre- Bennett 189 t h e r e u n t o «»elonBlng or 131 170 urt<,nfflnrej| Fa-it Pteoping Elizabeth Quin- ed eight points to their team's score. enough money raised to pay for all( aIn1 1 D anywise •ville. Tuesday night Broadway Fira- Szabolsky aiDperlalnlns. 182 227 Cathcart with thirteen points, was the game that is shot every year. A tette Triumphs 34-19. F. ITerdman Hurdin'ff, Sheriff. wen will meet the Independents and Totals 793 912 high scorer for the St. Peters clan. most important factor in the conser- Smith & Ddokerson, Solicitors. t h e Night Hawks will meet the In Cliuncevy of New Jersey. : 12-M-U St. Mary's Hig-h School basketball | r n the preliminary game the Sae-vation of game birds and animals is $29.40 983 Hctween Michael Jelln, Complainant,.. Uiantoms. Wednesday night LaurPETBRISON'S PHARMACY (2team was handed its first defeat of,,. ed H e a r t Collegians subdued the to control the environment of all ami Samuol H. Slsffel, et als., Defend-. ence Harbor will meet the Pennsyl- Jenson !Ml 181 194 ants. FS Fa for Bale of mortgaged p r e , the current season, when it failed to Alpine x. C. by a score of 31 to 30.game so that i t will not only stay S K M I F T ' S SAIE 1 milHos dated Oot&bcr 22 1935. vania Knilroad in the single match Abbatiello 231 179 "'check; the fast stepping courtiers of _ •• — (37); Woods, f , 3-0-6; but will multiply. Hj virtue of the above stated wm> st 1 7 6 scheduled. Thursday night iRotary B. LamberUon In Chancery uf (New JerBey. 192 177 , Elizabeth a t the latter's court by the to me directed and delivered, I will The State Fish and Game Comf 3.2.8. Mu].rayi c Between The P«rth Amboy Savings 2 1 3 <!lufo will meet the Jersey Central V, iPoulson 180 184 wide margin of 34-19. a coin), of New Jersey, expose tn sale at jiu'bllc vendue on man, g 1-0-2: 'Cathcart, g 6-1-13; mission has inaugurated a game Institution Tower and Light and Peterson's W. Lambertson Conv'ilnlntint, and 'Meyer MVllHr and WBDNI3SDAY, THE 18TI1 DAY OP" .. 187 190 203 The lecal quintet fought valiantly Cosgrove, g 3-0-6; Totals 17-3-37. management program on the various Miller, his wife, et. alB., VeDBOBMBKR, A. D. IMS Tharmacy will meet the Aces. _On Totals 971 904 981 throughout the entire fray but. their Socred Hearts ( 3 6 ) : Zdanewicz, public hunting and fishing grounds j-fendants, P I V\I. forthe sale of mort- at two o'olook, standard time. In the . JYiday night the single game schedFIREMEN (1) efforts were frustrated because of f, 3-2-8; Jankowski f 4-0-8; Budniak in the S t a t e that is working advan-i ^ f f l i ' " m l s e s tot.ted November lfi, nftwnoan of the snl<i day at the Shermled brings together t h e Lucky Moran ... 199 , their inability to provoke the stron;,' 185 iff' dl in I the th Olty Olt of f New Jfew BrunsBruns 202 lir« odice f 0-0-0; A. Urbanik e 6-1-13; Grem- tageously toward increasing the Hy virtue of the above Btated Writ, N. J. Strikes and the Sacred Hearts. Kennedy 187 191 defense of their powerful adversary. bowicz, g L Q . 2 ; Jaskowiak g 1-0-2;'game population of the State, it was 10 me directed sinti delivered 1 will ex- wick, All tlie following traot or parcel of l>ase tr, Bale at pulhlic vendue 011 BecTcer -225 137 ' I Besides exh land and premises hereinafter particuxhibitim? a commanding igzymanski, g 0-0-0; S. Urbanik, g, announced. ^VMnXl'SHDV. THU 8T11 DAY Ol' .Scores of recent games: Triggs ... 185 larly doKCTl'bed, situate lyinff and be-165 JANlTAillT A. I),, 193(1 } r n i d c f ™ s e i S t ' I ! a t r i c k = a . I s o s h o w c d ' l 1-1-3. Totals 10-4-36. Ing In thu Dnraugih of'Highiane Parts, J1IRBMEN (2) Poulson . 194 184 nit two o'clock SUindard 'rime tn the In j tho brilliant passing attack; which ac. . . , ,, ... County of Middlesex and State Saeml Heart Collegians (31) ufteruoan of the ^Kennedy 182 180 162 Totals 879- 976 CoItU Oil . counted for a total of 14 goals. -^tm.lvf .vox J" said - day, tit the Kiher-'. o f Xew Jersey Bodniak, f 4-1-9; Zricbiec f 0-0-0;1 Bodnia Hess 1C5 153 172 C||Q ai(3 ii.| aj'ijuo «.JJl! j.-'niiSa1 TliACT—HcglnnltiB a t a point Cuhili.'i nil Is 1111 llliiinlhtillliK oil wii'lt, N. .1, For St. Patrick's. Martin and Mati. .., g f -0-0; Blind 135 L d Bf 2 ; ymanskl 0 135 111 tile southerly lineO00 <>t1Valley Place, nwilc frnsii cnlitim m i l s , wltirti rnmft ,U1 Mint Mirlnln IrnH or liarcel «*5ai«iiir»~t nne liunclred ) foat" westot> thews led the scoring parade with 0 G n , m b o w i c i ! i c j . n . 2 ; s . Sharo, g 2- fnmi M li'i'o of HIM u n l c r of •riill.'ffrnB Triggs jirfinlsya hereinafter imrUcu-| ] v f r u m l h o | n teraection of the Boiithere and 8 point3 respectively. Jce Bull-i-lj<k< ft lln,> l y MVMace with the w e a - . 2-0; Hrankowski g 4-0-8; C. Szaro, ' i f of Valley Becker 233 171 1731 tlint llimrlHlic'8 In Iir11v.ll mul tinWest I In tin-- 'JI J. of hi t h 'u .-rly lino of Adelaide avenue anil r i m man chalked up 7 points for th«R 2-U5. Tctals 14-0-3-1. f 1-,.,-tii 1 a n d Aanlxiy 1 'oiinly of Mlddlem-x Cowan 170 Slnlu ol New 234 214 Inilli'S. T h e (ill <-<ni"lwts nf H jiliff thollco h (1) (1) westerly l l alow* t htho ROU* U Blue and Gold. .lei-Hey. Aljiino A. C. r30) Hunt, f 3-2-8; thei'ly line of Vnllcy Mace nnd at right Totals 891 873 925 H^ln^ iliimw-n anil iliwllfmil I a» lot The lineups: wllli the Hald line of Adelaide Oolcski f li-0-0; Stewart, c 2-0-4; A. nrlcln, mill I'liiilnliiH iihiiiil l."> pi>r cent nninllvr finirty f o u r ( I ' D 011 map en- aiiKli-K (LAURENCE HAlRBOR (1) avi'liuo oili! hundred (100') feet to tho F Rt. Mary's lll.li'd " M » | i nf iMllhllliK 1»U lielotlKlllE ciiKlwly line of Blllem avenue; thence. ' .W'lckloy g '-0-8; S. Wieklcy, g 2-0-1. of a <irii>nlHl> rosin wlilrli Is |wlmn: Martin 165 105 164 hi Siuiitlrl .1. Wa.lH.in," d a t e d Mtirnli C') south six decrees forty flvo mln* : Coughlin, f 3 Totals 14-2-30. "W. Ohnsman 158 157 164 nml reinli'i'N tin' oil Ini'illlile. It L'Olh, 1. N HI1 Hiirveycd h y WlHlani H. Is, IIII'B cum (S c ilcKi-.-i'B J.V K.) along. Chonski f IN,wuriii, c i t v 'Sui'V^viir, of r ^ i - t h A m - «aid wislerly line of Blhert avenue flve Chapman 213 184 245, however, uwi'il mofMt-liinUv. 7! hoy, .V. .1. ' Bulmiui f ,. ,, , , , ..liundrrd (500') feet to the northerly Echultz 189 Formal Openimr of New BowlIli'lilnirlnK on tin Smi'tliurly side o n n , l n u f ponaidaon streot; thonca (3) 1| f I 1 . Ohnsman . Falconry in £tiglnnd hiiiHh Slj-ol at iiho illMuiK'u ot Uvon-i,. nf , l0 ,.|y a i o n B l h o northerly line of. 160 141 * ine; Alleys Will Take Place on 2 170 185 179 » .)', , '"'" '! ''"" I y " n "|l>"nal<lncm street nnd a t rlfrtit *ngleo ! Schaefer FnliMinrj' wns (lie II'IIIIIIIK K|i»ri In Sunday Evening, 0 Jankowski c WatKon AVCIMII- and where thn Mi(tt-| w l t h , h ( ,s a k , mc,,nA r n u n. B , ono h u n Totals 878 832 911 Knj!lui»l lit th« Him' «r lire Ci'««»il«'», nf 3 !•) > -lliii- »t W iinmlw forty three,,.,.,,,, mot,-, f( .,., : l h ,,, l c e (4) northerlyi . At a recent election of officers, McCarthy g /inil WIIH iinrth'linUoi] In hy wiiincn JIH r| ll n f 1 'll"'!'^'"'"^."'". « ' ' V " " ' J ' . " " riuMcl with said Klbert 0 thi-ac.' ninnlnt.' s ! x , , „ , , „ „ f l . r t > . flv«, t n | n u t cavenue s w e *north (N. I,awronec "Wii'tro was rn-nlopfed 7,^, Dola 1 INDEPENDENTS (1) well us men. When 11 luiwltlni! exix-<ll- n'lltl SniHlli •Htreot; Hlniet; thi-ai-i' runnlnt.' fi dorries 15' \V.) flve hundred (600') 1 ' « Nemeth 143 iao 174 nresident of the Sacred Heart Atli-^ lion went nlli'lil, Hii! IHIIBIIMI hnwks .sniilliiirly IIIOIIK tin, ,.s:lld lino of salil fi-i't to the pliito of HWOTNNTNO. Licensed Sportsmen of State 0 lot iiiini'liiT forty tin00 (13) nnd p:irStratton g SK(5fiNI> TRACT—HeKlnnlng a t aConroy 149 211 146 j letic Association. The other officers j to \V«)ie War Again* wcrp ciirrli'il uu friiiniw «us|»Mnli'il Vroin liiMiilri'd " ' ullhand said 'W^ttnoti Mix OKMi) feet Avenue to tho nor10 in tlie southerly line of' Valley Tctal tho Blioiililfi'H oT fion'juitK. null (•ncli Iherly lino nf 1m nmnlinr twenty live point McCarthy 132 116 109 elected were Josenh Surejko, vice plar-e dlMtjint two hundred forty (240*) Predators. T •St. Patricks enui'Umim IIIKO CIIITIIMI H fiivmite lilnl (..'•ill mi Kiilit m m ; tlu-nCB Wvulerly a m l Fazio 147 president; John Ktibnski. financial t wi'Jitrrly from thr. intersecticmr of 198 il |mr».Mi.| |mr».Mi.| with with said S'lli! Smith Smith Kt Ktr«-I J n,lotiK;th(. Bl ,,,tl, ( .,-| y ] | , I 0 of Valley Place with secretary; and Thomas Kozlorowski Borran f Qwattrochi 155 "l 'fronton: Niiturnl enemies destroj on n wrist HMII line of last wli Jot twenty live; ,!„. K,.HU.r)y „„,, o f .\,i,,ialde avenue, Ftgan f CLeary 179 183 145 recording secretary. ' countless' thousands of game birds fj.i) ri-i>l to lho wnxtorly .line of loL| i.nlnir al«r, tlio Intfrsoctifin of tho BOUiiiidnIdii- forty (lvo (id lain down on lli«i tltr-rlv line of Vn.llcv liace ana t h e Totals 758 •J78 721 Sunday evening, the formal open- Lyman f " ami their eggs as well as other forms •mine limp: thi'iH',. Noptilierly aloiiK tli« I westerly line erf F.'hert nvenae; thenc* JVIatthewS c S A i B ing of the howling alleys recently in|j of wild life in New Jersey each yeav PBNNiR. B. R.(2) Hiild llni. or thi' ilol last aforesaid and riinnlnK (1) southerly alonu salfl W M - ' jKirollol with said Watson Avenue on» t,,,-iy line nf Hlbort ' nvenuo south atx Cole 159 116 ". Pish and Game Commissioner Low 100 stalled b " the club will taks plai'o Martin g ..} In (.'hiineory of iNcw .lei-Hey. hundred nml nix MOD) feet to tlio said jdi-KTres forly five minutes east 1 (8. 8 Dimpero g . Hotiweell iV»l»loH' HllUUliig nnd 1 and on Sunday morning the AssocBlind 135 1*5 " is Sninks, of Highland Park, said'ru 135 of said Sinllm Klreot; thonco alonK decrees 45' K.) live hundred (300 ) feet. Atifloclatliin, of i'fti'th .Anrlioy, a <.... i " " " ' fiiiJii .>IIUDII mrui'ii inniici JUUIIK irly to the norlheiily line of Ponalbiaon E . Tice 150 146 cently, in requesting^ licensed sports of 173 iation will hold its annual commun- MdCrann g Now Jonney, Oomiklainunt, and Tho. n). t , , , „ f , g | t ) H t woRtorlvuf strent; thence. (2) westsrly along said Rufercc: J . DoBeasio; Scorer, J .m c n ' t ' o w a g o ' w a r aRainst predators. inua ChmrimleH, wiiiowor, Dolendant. Rehftiss 10O 198 167 ion breakfast in the school_ following '"• heKinnlnw, Mventy flve (;25) feet t o t h e l f northerly line of Donaldson streot and. Kl, l''n. for ttiit) Halo of mortgaged Jjro- hMr>unded il Coan; Time keeper J . ChonsW. ^Thomas 1190 101 I f i t w e l . o n o t f ( u .t h e depredations 160 the nine o'clock mass. on t h o South Ihy lot twenty nt rigrht angles from said first course miKna flit'tcd .Novemllor 1» J!)'35, -on t h e Nortlh hy SinUh Street; on one hundred (.100') feet: thence (3) norTotals 794 7g<5 735 There will be entertainment and of vermin, game would be far moro Hy virtuo af thoubovo nutted Writ, (Ivc; the T'^iwt 'by lot n u m b e r forty five (45) therly iwrallel with said first course Alpa Not Mountain* short talks by Mayor Edward <f. abundant in the State, he said, in to tno (llret-tiiil anil delivered 1 wllil ox- nnd on t h o Went b y Jot forty-three fourr hundred hundred olfrhty eighty flv« flve (485") (485) f«ot feet Not everyone knows that. itrlutljf stressing the fact t h a t the intelli- poHo to nnic «it .pujhlic vendue on (113). INIGHT HAWiKS (2) Patten of Perth Amboy, attorney more or less to the northwesterly line WMDN'RSDY, 'JUIE 8TH DAY 'CXF thn Alps a r e not utnuntnlnft, Belnff the ipremlsoH commonly known of the fourth tmct a s described In deed A. Morriss 201 246 21S Lep Wujcik, former Union county gent control of the natural enemies JiAINtMIKiY A. D., 1»3« and doHlsnatod nis No. i3£(l Smith Street from Ttcdcllffe Realty Company to Mttwo o'clock Standard Time tn tho Peterson 104, 167 179 judge. Councilman Prank Kurzawa finvs n writer In Ihe RnsHm Olobe. An of ghme birds and animals is of vi-u/t A.m)lM)y, N. J . chael Jelln hereinafter referred l o : afternoon of tho Bald day, a t the Sher- PerlJh Alp Is really n'lnrnl inline for Ihe eleTho aii>ipi'ox!1matc n m o u n t of t h e de-thenee (i) •nortlieaisterly along salfl^s Wortley 198 201 170 will be the toastmaster. tal importance to everyone .interes- iffs Oftteo In ihe Olty of Now Bruns- cree to" 'be isatlKflod hy wild fltile Is t h enorthcrfy line of sa.ld fourth t r a d t vnli'il anil little Inhabited meii'lnw nnd wtek. N. J . Hanaen '203 158 190 Chnirman of the breakfast comted in an iiferease of the game popunf Eleven T h o u s a n d nnd (Nine thlrty-elRht (38') feet more or less t o AH Uhnt oertaln trnct or parcel -of sum Hundred a n d Forty Dollum ($U,9M.- the southerly *ine of Valley Place: CJayton 190 202 158 mittee is Stanley Urbanik, assisted piiRture frncti nf Swltzprlnhd and thelation of the State. uwl 'and premises hereinafter jiarticu- 00 h togeither with the costs of this thence (ii) easterly along said southVrly de.Hcrili.ed, si'tuate, flying and -iMjlnff Totals 956 974 910 by Joseph Lagbda, Eugene Dobryn- Tyrol. It Is really n lovely rnonntnln"Pour requirements are essential erly line of Valley Place and a t right under eitltlvntlnp (n lho City of Perth Amboy in tho ;le. with all nnd singular the angles with the first course sixty two County of Middlesex and State of New l Together it i l l herediljiments h d l d (62") feet more or less to the ptoce of privileges, and Jersey. Herein nil n-tf a t a point on the norther- apjiurtenances thereunto 'ltelonglng or nKSfMNWHW. Tosefher wl.th the right of way • In Jy side of Washington Street distant in unywisoF. ,wpoi\MnJnr. 1!O1>!TI,-.„ Hardlnir, Slierift. and through sa-ld Valley Plao,. a n * ' one hundred and seventeen 0L17) feet Chas. K. Seaineii, Jr. said Donaldson street to be fifty (GO*) ' ewatorly from tho nortlheast corner of J4.2.3I 12-13-4t feet in width, and through salij EVbert Waahlnuton and Mouhanlc .Streets; nvonue, to bo forty (10') feet In wlSlh" thence running (.1) northerly and i w for the said parties of the second part, allol .with Mechanic Sta-eet one hundhis heirs and assigns in common with red (HOO) ifeot; tthence (2) oaaterly ana the said panty of the first part, Mielr paral'lel wMh Washington Street thirty heirs ami assigns. <3i» -feet; thence (3) southerly anii In Chancery of ;N Jersey i^aia two tracts are also known and parallel wftth Mechanic Street one hun- Between e n Mae e T Tflner e , Complainant, Complaant, descTllted on a certain map entitled dred (1100) feet; thenco (4) westerly and I^ouls iSte.rn and Paramount, Thea- "Mn,n of prop»rty known as Redcllffa ajong the northerl; •ly side of ._ WashlnS_ tres, 'Tnx\ Defendants, F l . Fa. for snli situate in Borough of Highland Pt»rk, ton Street, thlrt,y '(30) feet to tlhe ipoint of mortgaged premises dated November M.lddloaex County, N'ew Jersey, SOfcle' or iplace of |o«glnnlng. S, 1935. II10' e'ltimls 1". Surveyed and laid out Being the premises commonly known By virtue nf the above stated Writ, Mason & Smith, civil Enslneen, ' and designated a s 'No. 74 Washington to me directed and delivered I will ex- hv Perth Amiboy, N. J." a s lota numbers Street. Perth Amboy, N. J. pose to aale <at puibllc vendue on ninety four (94) to one hundred thirty Tfae wpiiroxtmato nsmount ot the dethree (ll*3) both Inclusive. THE 8TH DAT 0 F cree 'to .be xadsllet! Hiy «add sale Is thu Tihe approximate amount of t h e toA. D., 1M« sum of Two Thousand and Four Hun- ait twoJANUAHV Standard Time In thecree to be satiatled by said Bale la t h e dred and Seventy Itollars (»2,«<KO0), wfternoono'clock sum or forty one thousand and flv» of the said day, a t the Shertogether with the costs of this sale- iff's OffCce In tihe OKv of 'New Bruns- hundred aivd forty dollaro ($4kl,W«.H>' Together with all and singular tne together with the costs of this mlt. • rights, privileges, hereditaments and wick, N. J. Together with nil and singular t h e a'pipurtenantces thoreunto 'belonging or All the follawlng tract or lMircel of rights 'privileges, hereditament*: and m ^ i e aipipertalinlng. land and premises hereinafter particu- -t'lvpuritennncas tihereunto -belonging; o r F. Herdman Harding, Sherltt. larly desonlhed, situate, Ivlnff anfi be In anywise ajuportnlnlnit. Chas. K. ^Seatnmn, Jr., Solicitor. ing In the BoroU'g'h of illlgliland Parff AI.AN' H. ELY, SherlR. In the County of Middlesex nnd SHato Horaco E. Barwiig, Solicitor. I2O.10 of Now Jersey. 148.72 Beglnnlnn* nt a i>olnt in the southeL ly line "of Rarltan- avenue, which point MII Is distant along said southerly line *it Rarlt:in avenue one hundred and twenSHERIFF'S SALE "•• In <71mncery at iNew Jersey. flve (1,23) feelt southwesterly from Bet/ween The People'* Building nnd ty In Chancery of New Jersey-—Bethe point formed l»y t h e intersection Loan Association of Ferth Amboy, a of the -said southerly line of Rarltun coup of Now Jersey, Coms\>lft1nant. and avenue with the westerly lino of Ffth tween Edna R. Streitwolf, ComplainICaltnlin BklU'gu g and Ploru Sklugu, gu,her avenue, nnd .from thence running (1) ant, and Mary A. Lankan, widow, husband, et. Fl. h b d t al., l Defendants, D f d t Fl Fa. F In a n souKfaeasterly direction and mar-Defendant, F i . F a . for the sale of for 1ihe Bnfle of mortgaged ^premrtsea allel with the westerly lino of Flflh dated November 6, 1*35. avenue one hundred '<10*0) feet to amortgaiyed premises dated October 'By virtue of the above stated Writ, point; Ithence (2) In n westerly direc- 24, 1935. to me directed and delivered I will ex- tion and at right angleis to the flrst pose to sale ut public vendue on By virtue of tho above stated writ,•', course sixty six and lilii.rly seven one B D H a D V THE 8TH DAY OF hnmlredths (G(1J3'7) feet to a point: to me directed and delivered, I will JlAINUAtrey A. ,D., 1830 thenro (3) In a northwesite.rly direction nit two o'clock Standard Time In Ihe ninety mine and tJW'o tenths "(99.?) feet aifternwon of the said day. at the Sher- to a pnint in the southerly lino of expose to aalc at public vendue on; • iff's Office ta tihe Olty of Now Bruns- RttrUnn avenue nn'd which point is WEDNESDAY, THE EICHTEENiffs i k N J wick, >N. J. seventy six and six 'tenths (T6.6) feet AU tlhnt certain tract «r parcel of westerly along t'ho southerly line of TH DAY OF DECEMBER, A. 0 / , ttf r t l u nni'dtnn avenue from t h e beginning land heretntufter fKtrtlcud and dpremises i ITly descried, sl'tuaJte, lying and 'belnir nnint: thenc© (-1) In an c-asterly direc- NINETEEN HUNDRIED THIRTY-" In the City of P«rth Amnoy In thetion an'd along rho isnld southerly line FIVE' Pounty of Middlesex nnd State of Nowof Rnrltnn avenue, soventy six and Jorsoy. s'x tentlis (7G.-6) feet to the point.or at two o'clock Standard Time in t h e " ICnmwn and designated as T^otg Nns. plnee of Beglnnrlng. afternoon of the said day a t t h e 2'0 and al on a mni> 20 m i of 'Tatteraon Sheriff's Office in the City of The »ip7>roxlmi-»te a.mnunt of the deGlUV'O, " i t di A b 'N GTove," situated in P Perth tll[lUll4!U III I U ItU Ih Amboy, JUII.K,]. " . »T •cree to be sntl'ftfled by said sale Is the B i i l I W Beginning {Ut a rpolnt in th tho Westersum of three thousand and throe liun- Brunswick, 'N. J . y .line of Catherine Street a t the InAll the following tract or ^ . dred and thirty dollars (».1,aSfl.(10) totersection o t the NorOlierly Mne. ofgmt'hpr wltib tihe costs of this sale. of land and premises -hareriiafter Barton Sbreot; running thence (1) Together with all and singular the «M3TI« D l tUXI «PO«T SEDAN Westerly parallel with Bastnn .Street Htfhts. iirlvllcKps, ' hert'dKamentB anil particularly described, situate, lying one hundred MOO) feet: tlienee , (.2) •vrHPiirtemrnciSs' tberetmln Iwlonglng nr and being; in the City of Perth AmNortherly parallel 'With tho Terth Am- In anywise airwperlnln.liiF. boy nnd raii/.allethipnrt Railroad, fifty I'1. Herdman Harding; Sheriff. boy in the County of Middlesex and' (-50) 'feet; thence (3) Easterly rparallel Koehler, AitKeriblink State of New Jersey, on the northfie Freod.niaii, with .the -first doisoi-lbed course one .•Solicitors. erly side of Market Street, Beginnhundred (1100) feet to the Westerly side of Catherine Street: thoueo (4) ing a t a point formed by the interSoutherly alontl lho Westerly side of section of the westerly line of McCatherine Street fifty (CO) feet to tho pmlnt or place of ibcglnnlnp. Clellan Strett with the northerly line Bounded on tho South by Raston BHEHirP'S SA1B of Market Strce*; thence(1) runnintj. Street; tin the West ,hy Perth Aimllmy In Chnncory nf l^ew Jersey. " I KNEW, the moment I laid nnd Blizatbethipoi-t Rnllrniul: on the westerly along the said northerly Ueliwcen Business Men's Building North hy T,ot No. 2'2 and on tlio Bust line of Market Street fifty (50) feet I.onn by Oatherine St'reot. eyes on it, that this beautiful new Beinig tlio premises commonly known N. J. a corporation, ConiT'lalnnnf, and | more or less to line of lands heretoa n d Anna Anna Buscemi, j f nnd designated a s No. 705 Onthorino .loMeph .Busceml 1936 Chevrolet was the car I wanted to own. .Bumeml Jacob his wife,' e t n.ls., and T>ofewlnnts.Buscomi, Fl F a nro P n n V p V O ,i ^ Street, tperih Anviioy N. J. f for snlc l of f mortgaged t d promises i d dated t d • u r e e n s p a n by t h e said Ueorgre H , The approximate amount' of the de"It's sc good-looking, so comfortable, so safe cree to I10 sn'tlsned 1iy said aaile lis thoNovember 8, i n s _ . . . . . . Coutts: ( 2 ) rvmninir nnrtVny virtue of the above stated Writ, Coutts; thence (2) running northsum of Eight Thousand and TJreo and BO thrilling to drive—without being the Hundred and Nilnety ety 'Dollars llnrs (JSflO. to mo directed nnd delivered I will ex- erly along: line of lands of Hyroan pose to 'Sale o t inthllc vendue on 00), together with Uio fosts of thtu and Jacob Greenspan, one hundred least bit expensive—that I can readily underWI0DNTI3f<nv. T.HTO 8TIT DAT O P sale. and <ig-ht (108) feet more or less to JAINtJAITUY A. D., lftJS Togothor with all nnd singular bho stand why so many people prefer i t to all n point; thence (3) running: Easter'IgltUfl, nrlvllcKe'S, hcredl'tamontH dlt nnd l nit two o'clivck Stnndartl Time in tho NO DRAFT VENTILATION aippurtonancos thorounto iwlonRinff or afternoon of 'the said day, at tho iShor- ly parallel o r nearly so with MarNEW PERFECTED iffVi Office In tho Ofty «if Now Drunsothers. In unywlao minportainlng. IN NEW BODIEI BT riSHER ket Street fiity (50) feet more o r HYDRAULIC BRAKES F, Hordman Harding, Sliorlff. lcli 'X J All the following tiwl or parcel of less to the westerly line of McClellan Mi no / btavtlfu! and comfortobli buffo Chns K. iSonitnnn, Jr., Solicitor, "It's just what Chevrolet says it is—the only rrt» taUtl and imoo/h.if mitr dtvtloptd lam] nnd .pro-mLsoa horolnaifter ipartlcti>26i8'8 12-J 3—11 tvir craottd.for a fow-pricud car Street and thence (4) southerly! along lnrly doscrl.bod, oltuato, lj-Ins nnd liocomplete low-priced car—giving all good things Ing In W10 Hoi"oviBh of IliirMand Park, the said westerly line of McClellan In II10 County of Middlesex and Stato HIGH-COMPRESSION at lowest cost. Street one hundred and eight (108) of Now Jersey. S X D . X O T ' 8 BAIiD SOLID STEEL en*-rl«o« VAI.VE-IN-HEAD ENGINE Beginningftta (*lnt In Wie wost lino feet more or less to the point o r "I'm certainly glad I bought one. I t suits TURRET TOP of 'Houith Wiurth avenue, <ll»tnnt flfty.In Clmncery nf .Now Jersey. giving *v*n b*H*r performance with Botwoon T h o .Home Ownora T^oan t'wo feet Bouth measurod along m i d plnee of Beginning. me perfectly. I think you will like i t better, ># crawrt of fatuity, a tortrw of tahty iBounded on the north by other Oorpomtlon, CoiuJplalnnnt a n d Josoph linn from t h e wiutJi lino of Becker •ftn / • « 0 a i and oil Onydos a n d Josnphlno (UiVdoB, hl» wife street an said ntrsotii nre laid Sown lands formerly of John Arnold, on too." "M)ID of T^ota Wtweon South et. nls., Defendants, V\\. V\\. for t h on e ALL THESE FEATURES AT sale of m'ortiraffod t>romlfleffl dated Nov- Third avenue and South Fifth nvenuo the south by Market Street, oh t h e ' liehmgilnR 'to 'thn nivlom nonlfty <^o., west by lands of Hytman and Jacob emllrtr «, 11985. IMPROVED GLIDING CHEVROLET'S LOW PRICES CHEVROLET MOTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH. 1 Hy virtuo of t h e mbovn stated Writ, In<\, situate at Highland rnrk, MlddleKNEE-ACTION RIDE* lo tno dJreeted mnd delivwrod I wllil ox- Hcx County, ,S. J.," «urvoyr<l May, HOIS Greenspan and on the east by Me liy .roslnlli Tloe (WnglneerlnB nnd Sur-Clellan. Street. | n m l o nrnlo a t pulbllo vendue on voying Ooinaratlon, runnlnfr thenon (I) Hi* iimn>lh»il, lafut rid« of all wwOiNraaDV, *nitis 8 T H I>AY IOW Being the premises commonly Houlili, nkir.ff fchn west line o-f South JAINUAIUJV A. T)., 19M Fourth nVBime Utility Uhliltyflve known and designated as No. 196-8 (.feot; F o u r t h nvnniip e ttlieneo ; .. 'two o*clock Stundard Time in t h e New Greatly Reduced AND ur .,... iftornonn of 'th.e mild dnv, nt t h o fihor- C!) w e s t , ]iaral'lol wilth H e « k e r s t r e e t , Market Street, Perth Amboy, N . J . nt Flint. Ulchlaan. With bumprri, 1111m tin l t li ffeot; t ; -thonre t h c (.1) ( t ) n o r t h -par nlaoty Hvo -parIff's Oiriro In tlie CTIty nf No •BOCKPROOF STEERING* end (lr> liidt, |E< Ilitprlm It 120 eMUioml. The approximate amount of tho allel wllh Hnrun n v n u o . Milrfy ll''i, wM<, N. J . G.M.A.C. TIME PAYMENT PLAN *Knm.Avtionon Mtuter Mtxhtt only.tiOodtll-' (; -thelH'e M ) ea.sl pnirallol wltlh decree to bo sntisfled by staid gale )» making driving tagltr and 4of*r All t h i t oorljiln tract o r pnrccvl of lionol. 1'rltxi quoted In thit odiwtlwimml art llKfltiT wired ninety *flv , feet ii> tin* and u n d (iromljics hm-etua;fti>r Txtrtlcut Hit nl t'llnl, MuhtMn, unj *^/ivf fu cAanff tlu> sum of Nine Thousand and Sevthan *v«r btfort ThalawaitfinancingcattinG.fti.A.C.hhtoiy. ro ur 'Hnglnnlnir. without nvfuv, A iimtrn. Molorl 1'aliui. n tho Olty flf I'nrtll Amhoy In t h e 1 ' tclnir jti lui'own JIH utri'i't Su. 121 H. en Hundred and Eigh/y Dollars ($9,Compani Qievroh'Ci low tfalivi'ivfl prices. "'nuuty of NTldillotwix »nwl Htnto i>f Npwjiii li erscy. 'ni a l M H ' o x l M ' . i l e / i t i i ' n u n t o f ( h i dt>- 1780.0(1) together w i A the costs of sale. \ . UowlniiliiB in 11 point on I h r norlUmr- ,-n... o lu> H i i t l H f l i . i l I' y Hfrlil M a l i ' I H t l Iithis y llnp ,>f lf.inthm Avi.iiun dljitiuit ....in r , f I.W11 I I H i i n i l u n d u n v e i l l n i ' i - I Toffcthcr with nil \ m i singular ivmitprly r,l ffitt from l.he Internei-Hon iin.i! i l , . l t o i l i l . . H i l l ' s ( ? . : ' , - I f . 110] t o i T n t l i 1 jlhn rljrlits, privileges, hereditaments >itn i>T llllH Kllln. f mild nurlliKl'l) Mm* n, llardlliK Avi'- I T n llli tin vllh n U ,'IIUl m> wltli tlio WKiiliM'ly line of Itom- Tn Ih ; niid tippurtcnnncoH thereunto lielony MICKY Sun Oil, Jersey Central, •Sczabolski Rynetz Nite Hawks and Citizen Teams on Alleys Tonight, Totals STRIKES (1) 159 245 197 170 FRIDAY, DECEMBER jA. M6 to St. Peters Sunday JAPANESE OIL St. Mary's High Meets First Defeat at Hands ^ of St. Patrick Basketeers HI ' . t i l ' ***ft** 0VVI-bl AVi. H I " t * J l * # « . bbVt fcj 1 _ J M J 1 B : Laurence Wiatir is Reelected President of Sacred Heart A. A. Natural Enemies Destroy Countless Game Birds I like the NEW CHEVROLET the best of • * % foe OPicM CcmvziZete £ow-prleect '495 6 . . . . . _ . . • _ . . . n r u n H . 1 BRIGGS GARAGE Broadway and Main St. . Tel. South Amboy 322 inlln Imrly Mo. 7 to III.' I'n ( S ) ly l l n i Avenue: tlii-iii 1I11K ( I ) nUililr Mi.- vv< r l v Mill' nt l o t |i!-)Hlt ICIUIIH in miilil nut|i ri.mild 100 fci't I n n . n v i v l i i " | loulhi'Mlv l l n , . 'f h>t No U; MienI ' lliM'ilinnn l l n r d l n g , WfBli.nly and IIIIIIIK Ihii miulilinr. .r.>l.ii I ' , K l r k p a t r llckk , S l l of Jut Nil. 1 mid pnrallol o r al-.f^fi.ol MIIM-IIT. Alan II, Ely, Sheriff. M, Morris, Solicitor^ \ THE SOUTH AMBOY CRIZBH JAY, DECEMBER 13,1135 THIS YEAR-TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST Varietiti of Law The varieties of luw under uhlch the people of thin country live IMII.V be -,. \classified as follous: Common Inw anil -'. principles of equity: clt.v ordinances k r and town, township and county remi_,^,latlon»;. statute laws of the suite; 7"state constitution; federal statutes; ; national constitution, nnd treaties made ' . by the United States with foreign -•' countries. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST Woman Needa Leal Food A woman requires only 83 per cent of the foot! necessary for a man, according to recent findings of the British ministry of health. The Holidays Hie Holidays mean a great deal at this market. For here you have an opportunity to get practically your entire table needs at one shopping trip. Tender, delicious turkeys, the choicest of chickens, and other meats. And then there are those tasty fruit cakes, assorted nuts, tempting pies, and juicy fruits. It certainly will pay you to buy here. You'l save on almost every article. V. J. NEBUS FREE DELIVERY SERVICE TEL. 226 236 NO. FELTUS ST. Doubl* S. and H. and Elk Sump. With E.ch Purch.i. S.Mid.y Advice! Go to KUHN'S to select your Christmas cards. Among the hundreds of designs on display there, you will find .special cards for every purpose, including sacred j c a n s , family greetings, children's cards and humorous G 'numbers. * ,.. = Remember—KUHN'S CHRISTMAS CARDS. « LOCAL MERCHANTS OFFER EVERY CONCEIVABLE NEED FOR CHRISTMAS Weighl uf Helium Helium weighs aliout one-seventh of Hie weight of ulr. However, when compressed Into a steel cylinder, It Is so dense thit It weighs about 17 times as much os air and does not exert a n j lifting power. HEADQUARTERS KUHN'S 103 NORTH STEVEN AVENUE Telephone ©uth Ambpy 526 FOR | Necessity to Buy Holiday Gifts at Out of Town Year, Citizen Finds Stores This JUST GLANCE OVER THIS LIST! SOUTH AMBOY SPECIALTY SHOP, INC. A bright and cheery home ia en hanced by the wearing of any of the hundreds of dresses for women and little girls to be had this Christmas at the South Amboy Specialty Shop on Broadway, next to Solan's. The Specialty Shop is the last word in a complete store for the ladies. iDresses, dainty underthings, beautiful handkerchief sets, stockings and gloves are all ready to make happy the hearts of the females of South Amboy during the next two weeks. The policy at the Specialty Shop, which is meeting with great favor, is that of offering the finest and most serviceable women's and children's wear at prices which are lower than' may be found in stores in other cities in the vicinity. STRAUB'S MARKET Straub'a Market, owned and operated by Carl Straub is preparing o supply the unusually large Christnna demand, in tho same inimitable •tyle which has characterised this market for many yonrs. A visit to Straub's will convince you that tho inest quality meats an; obtainable in this city. And the service, both personal nnd delivery, at Straub's, may bo found more perfect than in any out of town (.tore. MAX SEMER What practical minded man wouldn't.love to be the owner of a sorvlcablc tool set this Christmas? If you liave such a man on ycur gift list this year, • why not visit Senior's Hardware Store on Broadway? For thfere you will find the finest tools at prices which defy competition. Toys for the children may also be found in abundance at Senior's and these too are priced for a happy season. •Or why not give your house a Christmas present? Newly appointed hardware of lasting beauty would make any home doubly attractive during the Christmas season. Or for that matter for years and ysars to come. Famouk Image of Buddha ' The Dalbutsu of Knninktira, one of the most fnmdus Images of Buddha In Japan, dates from 1252. It Is 50 feet high. wrought of bronze, silver and gold. iwitiiii>ii.Wft^^ CHRIS NICORVO What finer Christmas gift could one find to match the practical value of a pair of serviceable men's or boy's shoes? Santa Claus would be doubly welcome If he brought gifts of this kind with him. At Chris Nicorvo's on Broadwayt the men and boys of the family may select their Holiday footwear from the complete stock ot Sundial shoes. We repeat, no more practical' gift could be found. With the coming of new stores to South Amboy, with the complete renovation and modernization of stores which have been in this city for decades, and with the people of South Amboy rapidly realizing that every need may be purchased in this city, this 1935 Christmas should be a happy one indeed for local business people. Merchants, in cooperation with the CITIZEN are campaigning, beginning this week, for a TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST program. The CITIZEN has visited the various shops and stands solidly back of local merchants in their claim that quality, assortment and prices are more quickly and conveniently found here than in any other city. Lend your support. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST. If you SOUTH AMBOY WINE AND LIQUOR CO. are unable to purchase anything in this city, then we're wrong. Christmas cheer of the kind which But do your part. TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST THIS CHRISTmost properly belongs to the Reason, MAS. ARKY'S PHARMACY may now be had at the South Amboy For a really* complete assortment Wine and Liquor Co. store on Broadof most attractive Christmas gifts way, near John street. This store is H. WOLFF * CO. GREEN'S MEN'S SHOP for men, women' and kiddles alike, .For many years the large and A men's store which rivals the the only retail distribution liquor South Amboy shoppers should not well stocked store of H. Wolff and shops of Fifth avenue is Green's fall to visit Arky's Pharmacy, next store in South Amboy. Co., on the corner of PCHUB St. and At this store are literally thous- Washington Avenue, has been tho Men's Shop on Broadway, which is to the Trust Co., on Broadway. With now completely stocked with Christa record-breaking amount of new ands of bottles of wines, gins, li- Christmas headquarters of tho en- mas wear for men. Plorsheim Shoes, stock, Arky'g is preparing for a quors and beers, ranging In price to tire city. The only department store Ilickok belts and suspenders, Arrow suit every need and every- pocket- in South Amboy, Wolff's shelves ?ala holiday. phlrts, Gotham Gold Stripe Stockings Just to mention a few of tho in- book. And, incidentally, tho prices and counters contain innumerable and a host of other famed tradeare lower than we'vo seen In any numerable articles, we have admirHoliday gifts. marked products are at Green's newed the beautiful cosmetic and per- store in the cntiro state of New JerSweaters, shoes, perfumes, novel- ly remodeled store. Mr. R. James sey. fume sets, tho pen and pencil sctst, ties, housewear, men's wear, wo- Chuilli, recently appointed manager tempting candies, cameras, watches, men's wear and toys for the young- :>f the shop, announces that Green's Industrial Frtiita pipes and pipe sets, cigarettes attirsters may be found in abundance in is ready to supply your Holiday Imlustrlnl fruits are I hose products this stored In fact we are surprised ed in Yuletide dress, clocks, compacts needs, an atmosphere of modernand hundreds of other useful as wiill of the toll which nre sown nnd planted at the hundreds of various articles in ity, and at prices which are appreand upon ronchlnK mnturlty Are gar- the establishment. And the price of as beautiful gifts.' nered or harvested, such as grain, vegeciably lower than in men's stores in And while at Arky's for your gifts tables nnd other frultB. They ore, dis- each article makes your Christmas cny other city. why not order some delicious 1M0I0. tinct from thp nnturnl rrults, «nch as doubly happy. ' For everything is wita to complete that great Christ- trees, grass, etc., nnrl lire considered marked lower than in any out-ofGREENSPAN'S MARKET town stijre. mas dinner you are planning. as iinwi'nnl nnd nm ronl property. And incidentally, visit the grocery "Since the consolidation of the well o—— Wheeli an Ancient Invention department. You'll find the finest known grocery store of David GreenCity on Stlckt Vehicles with wlipuls dnte buck to grocery specials in the county.span with his completely new meat Anwlerilmii, llollnnd. Is built on., time unknown 'flip Roman chnrlots market department, customers at this lined for war. fnr pleasure nnd fnr pIMs, RIHIIK of which nre over fio feet OPPENHEIM'S ttore have been greatly accommodasport reprcsnntml a development of imif;. Tljo.v lire driven Into the mud Toys, toys, toys.. For girls and more tlinn 2,(KH) years of tostlne and mi whloli HIP city If) founded, mill there boys. It would gladden the hearts, ted in that they no longer have to make two visits to secure their grothuv lii-rimi Improvement. not only of the kiddies, but of the cery and meat supplies. The Xmas average grown-up as well, to view reason at Greenspan's has always the wonderful assortment of toys at been a busy time, but now that the Oppenheim's on Broadway. To enumerate the various games, meat department has been opened, pretty articles ^and rides at Oppen- Holiday foods may be secured in the heim's would take pages. However, true spirit of Yuletide. Tasty extras we suggest that you visit the store tro also in hand, and there isn't a and sec them for yourselves. Not single Christmas delicacy which may that we want you to think that the not be purchased at Greenspan's. THE GREATEST DAY toys constitute the only supply of DOLAN BROS. Chriitmai dominate* the newt. Christmas goods at Oppenheim's. The finest electrical goods are on For there are literally hundreds of The season of happiness and other Holiday gifts of useful nature. sale at surprisingly low prices at merry-making is one* more And incidentally, don't 1 et the Dolan Bros, store for the Christmas with us. price question worry you. For Op- season. Many local people have purpenheim's has always be«n noted for chased lasting gifts at Dolan's for Make your Christmas doubly years. Included in this year's asthe reasonable prices it features. sortment are many useful articles merry, with on* of Straub's fawhich will be welcomed into many FRANK'S MARKET mous turkey*. The reasonable Do you. want your Christmas table homes this year. prices will amai* you. o be the ultimate in delielousness? A few of the famous trade marked Then glance at the advertisement of products, offered by Dolan's are R.Frank's Market in' this issue of the C. A. radios, General Electric clocks, Citizen. Old^Man Turkey gobbler, G. E. washing machines, Hoover vain at TVanR si'lfn aiTnis'glory, wait- cuum cleaners, Christmas tree lights ing fot you? His presence at your and electric novelties of all kinds. Carl H. Straub, Prop. A gift from Dolan's would surely be Christmas dinner is made doubly in- appreciated in any home. viting, if you grace his attendance CHOICE MEATS AND VEGETABLES with nuts, fresh fruits and vegetaTHE NEBUS MARKET Tel. 850 110 N. Broadway bles, candies, fruit cakes and many Another store which surpluses any other accessories which may be pur- out of town market for excellence \r chased at Frank's modern market at ihe market of V. J. Ncbus 0.1 K'sltus. prices which would make shopping This modern, up to date s i n " offers out of town absolutely unnecessary. only the finest qi'.nlity meat? i n i foodstuffs. Just visit this nnrket PETERSON'S PHARMACY :inil see the splendid assort.,;! 't of . On a par with the finest drug turkeys, chickens, fruit cakes, nuts, stores in bhe larger metropolitan candies and fresh' fruits and vegetacities in modernity, service and val- bles. Your Christmas dinner will be ue-offered, Peterson's Pharmacy, re- one of the best, if you buy your modeled to offer the tn'OBt up to date neats and foods at the Nebus Marfeatures, is ready to care for almost ket. any Christmas purchase. TEL. 494 104 SO. BROADWAY Those who have a sweet tooth will DAYLIGHT BAKERY weleomo a box of Whitman's famous Rivaling -the best in the entire candies, obtainable at Peterson's. Or state, the iSouth Amboy Daylight perhaps the assortment of Interest- Bakery's Christmas cakes and baked ing toys will fascinate others. Mi- goodies, are expected to meet with lady will be delighted to receive one great favor with the residents of of the beautiful Yardley cosmetic SoutU Amboy. and perfume sets. Por the man of A large assortment of various the family, (Peterson's offers cigars, temptations will he offered to the cigarettes, pipe sets and a host of public during the next two weeks, other useful articles. proceeding the grandest Holiday of Peterson's is another striking ex- the year, Christmas. ample of the NEW BROADWAY. ' Those who have visited the DayWhy go out of town, when right heve light Bakery and who have tasted in,South Amboy there aTe stores of the splendid products frcm the modthis type? Visit Peterson's for your ern ovens, are loud in their praise FOR THREE DAYS ONLY Holiday gifts, and see for yourself. of this popular store, and state that FRANK KUHN An item, small tout significant to 'the true spirit of Christmas, is the Christmas card. Bringing their messages of true good will to one and all, they signify the friendship between persons. ' v . At Kuhn's, on Stevens avenue, one may find the most complete, and most beautiful assortment of Christ mas cards to be found in the state. Visit Kuhn's for your cards, and while there don't forge to see the variety of Schrafft's candies on display, along with hundreds of various brands of cigars, cigarettes, tobacco and mellow pipes. Straub's News! STRAUB'S MARKET RCHUICTOR GREEN'S MEN'S SHOP LADIES! This year the Christmas joy in your nbrhe will be both greater and richer than ever before, if under your tree there's a new RCA Victor Radio with Magic Brain and Metal Tubes—such an instrument aa this one, or one with the Magic Eye, too. Let us show you the new RCA Victor radios; then we'll let you picture to yourself your own fireside scene on Christmas morning . . . a scene of such joy as only fine music can inspire. THIS IS YOUR SALE WE OFFER FIRST QUALITY GOTHAM GOLD-STRIPE Take a Year la Pay on In* N»w C. I. T.-RCA Victor Flnanc* Plan I STOCKINGS ••TUBE MODIL C8-I3 Consider all this radio brings you—the way It brings it—and you'll consider its price unbelievably low. 540-18,000 kcs. Colorband Dial -Band Spreader - J - Speed Tuning-MusicSpeech Control-High and Low Tone Control —Automatic Volume Control and Tone Compensation-and many other features . —AT— $99.50 Dolan Bros. 130 Ulrth Broadway Telephone 294 A PAIR IN.ALI, THE NEWEST SHADES BROADWAY MARKET If you really want' to see local people preparing for a gala ChristIB feast, then visit the Broadway Market, and mingle with the crowds shopping there. Tho tremendous pre-season orders for turkeys and the "fixins" at tho Broadway Market indicates that local housewives fully realize that South Amboy is the moat advantageous town to shop in. HERBERT KURZ Jewelry, always significant of a fond affection wren offered aa a gift, may be found as nowhere else at tho establishment of II. Kurz on Bron.lway. In all of its Yulotldo splendor, Kurz store Is tho rivnl of other outof-town jewelry stores. Watches for men, snitches for women, bracelets of beauty, necklaces which will bp the envy of your neighbors, clocks to grace your home, compacts of unusual attractiveness, and rings of oil description 'nay ho purnhased nt thin .store nt prices you cannot match by going olncwhorc. And If the suggestion n ay bo pormlttcd, tho repair servlco Is pnr excellence. Skilled craftsmanship, with years of practical experience, In paramount at tho jowolry storo of H, Kurz. the Daylight Bakery is perhaps tho most sanitary in the entire state. THE FLOWER SHOP The Flower Shop, South Amboy's only establishment of its kind, iB now preparing for tho Hlloday ru3h with plans to present to the people of this city the most attractive assortment of flowers possible. Christmas, without flowers, would be indeed a holiday without real, natural joy. And Mason's will be ready to supply even the most exacting requirements of local persons. In nddition to the flowers themselves, Mason's has a wide assortment of beautiful vases and uoral accessories, And, if those of a practical mind, iloairo it, the beautiful Phileo radio is on display In all iia Yuletide attractiveness. BURKARD'S MARKET . The advent of Ihe 1035 Christmas season meiins u grant deai to thoso hundreds of persons who mi\Uo nurkard'n their market hend(liinrlorn. For Ilurkard's Is rendy to furnish tho most tnsty of moats for the hnlttlny trade. Thu pprsonnl u'tontlon you i'ct nt ilurkiird'R cnnnol lie inntih'l In any roller city. A full lino of poultry it •J!I kinds will bo had thorn durins tho soiwon. THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER'13,'IM*:^ -, . ' | > •—••• ,.£•».•» ifofcMJj III. M. I. - TRY SOUTH Mary Pines for Her Pines • (ACbltetmuSloij) By Luella B. Lyons Do Your Christmas Shopping at South Amboy Specialty Shop Why Pay a Lot for Gifts When Mrs. Tenenhaum Has Them For So Little. A FEW SUGGESTIONS Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Bags, Handkerchiefs, Towel Sets, Table Cover Sets, Pillow Cases, Dresses, Sweaters, Etc. A Beautiful Dinner Set Will Be Given Away FREE' to the lucky ticket holder. A ticket given with every purchase. , . ' Th«y Reached Ann Spoar's Hospital Room and Made Explanations. "How about a Christmas tree In the house, honey? Maybe that would help cheer you, dc you suppose? I know you're entlng your heart out with lonesameness for home this, your (irst Christmas awny," Jack offered, but Mary spurned his sympathy. "A tree. A tree, did you say? Ha ha,' she laughed bitterly, "g? out there and on up the Ridge and look at those trees there hy the hundreds and thouaands. Imagine they are all Christmas trees If you like." .Tuck gave up trying to placate her but lie understood— •he was at that stage of homesickness. About noon there came a phone call from their nearest neighbor, MHt Spears. Ills wife was In the city hospital, 40 mile!) away, and he had promised to visit here there, taking the two youngsters, hut about an hour ago Milt had sprained an ankle and now— would Mnr.v and .Tack take the kids and go In his plnco? What difference did it make If It . was nearly nightfall when the pair and tbe two youngsters reached Ann Spears' hospital room and made the explanations and witnessed the relief that was •o evident on the anxious wife's face. "But where did you find such a novel tree arrangement, Mrs. Howard)" Ann's doctor wanted to know the moment he sighted the midget Christmas tree Mary had fixed up at a motnont't notice. "Why, they are the niftiest things I've ever seen yet, and I'd like to buy a dozen of them." A strip of painted tin that Was bent to hnng over the head of a bed Into ^he shape of a shelf or, bracket formed the foundation. A tiny-cedar seedling about eight Inches high formed the tree. Mary iiad stripped a wealth of tube roses she had been (rowing, to tie the Dlossoms all over that midget village tree. Fitting Into a •lot on that little tin bracket, It smiled I Us blessing upon the gathering.' Any Yulntldo you might stop by the Howard Midget Christinas Tree Farm to find Mary and ,lnclt getting a bit of rest from their luliors, another glorious selling campaign over for another yenr. Yes. you'll find Mary there, for .•he does get pretty lonely when she must be away from her thousands of i beloved midget conifers any length of time! \ © Wealarn Nvwspnpor Union. Chriilmn Cracker From Fraac* The Christmas cracker ciuuo from ^France nhout nighty years ago." YARDiLEY'S SETS EVENING IN PARIS SETS From $1.95 to, $10.00 ...From $1.10 to $10.00 Chriitmai Cardi Old Cuitotn The seinllnc of ChHstmns curds liy wuy of friendly greeting and rcmiwiibrnnrc bus gruwn up nln<:e IIIUIIH KSIUI COTY'S SETS' (Sifts Sauting (gift*! 130 North Broadway Telephone 294 .w An Acceptable Gift SUNDIAL SHOES FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY They're All Leather and Wear Longer! '.'/. MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS Special jl.35 OXFORDS FOR MEN ....$2.50; $3.00; $3.50 up to $5.00 | BOY'S OXFORDS : $2.25 to 92.75 \ YOUTH'S OXFORDS $2.00 and 12.60 j WALKING SHOES (Special) $2.25 to |3.00 AND MANY OTHER ATTRACTIVE FOOTWEAR GIFTS FOR XMAS CHRIS NICORVO 4, 165 NORTH BROADWAY LADIES' AND GENTS RINGS AGENCY FOR ELGIN & PARKER PEN AND PENHAMILTON WATCHES CIL SETS, from $1.95 up. MILITARY SETS K I D ; AROUND SOUTH AMBOY ROSARY BEADS KNIVES AND CHAINS BUCKLE SETS U CIGARETTE CASES AND , LIGHTERS GENT'S COLLAR AND TIE SETS From $2.25 to $10.00 $2.50 EVAN'S COMPACTS -. HERBERT KURZ ..Now $1.75 r $2.00 ELGIN DOUBLE COMPACTS ...1..:.:. .Now $l. 19 ' WATCHMAKER and JEWELER 113 NORTH BROADWAY CANT STOP NOW FELLAS. Gotta get down to the Daylight Bakery. Mom ordered one of those ercaay pumpkin pica they make', EVAN'S CIGARETTE LIGHTERS AND SETS .—...-..... ; „ Frow $1.00 to $10.00 •" WALLETS and WALLET SETS .....:..: ...98c to $5.00 NANCY LANE CANDIES, WHITMAN'S CHOCOLATES AND GOBELJN CHOCOLATES. Exclusive Agents for Yello-Bole and Kaywoodie Pipes quarters! Arky's Pharmacy . 118 NORTH BROADWAY Telephone South Amboy 123 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••*•• THIS~WEEK'S SPECIAL FROSTY MOUNTAIN DATE NUT CAKE—35c An Improvement on Our Celebrated Nut Cake FROSTY MOUNTAIN DATE NUT CAKE AND ONE LOAF BLUE RIBBON BREAD—40c S. & H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN AT THIS STORE Grand drawing for a 53 piece Open Dish Set takes place at the Empire Theatre on December 20th. Be sure to get your tickets with every purchase of 10c or over. LARGEST SELECTION OF CIGARETTES, CIGARS ANDTOlBAdcO AT LOWEST PRICES. Toyland at Oppenheim's is now in full swing. Come in and bring the Kiddies. A visit will pay you well.' Ourprices are lower than elsewhere. 'A line of Assorted Toys andGifts for Every Member of the Family From 10c up. Headquarters for Shirley Temple Dolls Games Of All Kinds Dolls Sleighs Bicycles Wagons DREAD # SOUTH AMBOY If DAYLIGHT BAKERY^. G«xt «*. A N E W sJ FU L L - S I Z E HOOVER JOIN OUR PHILCO RADIO CHRISTMAS CLUB and secure a share in a New 1936 Phllcw Radio—A wonderful opportunity to get oric of these marvelous performing sets- Clip the coupon—phone or come in and learn more about this club plan. MASON'S 113 No. Broadway • | I I Tel. 36 £ Mason's Radio, 113 N. Broadway. I am interested in your Plillco Radio Chiistiiuis Club plan. Name .. Ad drew* TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST SEMER'S, 101 South Broadway PEARL BEADS, $2 and up enstnrn Texas ami Boutlwrii ArlinnMM. There nri- nhout 17f> species of holly found throughout the world, (he lurid-si lining the AmcrIcnn bully which uthilns a height of fiO foci. The rpil-heri'icd holly Is most ciiinninn, although some spix'it'H hear yellow berries and others black. Non-Chrlitlani and Chriitmai Non-Christian* frequently Join in the social observance of the dny. To them, It simply lias no religious slgnlfirnnce. We have Toys of every description that are sure to pleaseMechanical Toys Bicycles Tool Sets Wagons Sleighs Firefly Flexible Flyers Xmas Tree Lamps and Xmas Decorations Xmas Tree Stands and Many Other Gifts WRIST WATCHES from $14.00 up Make Arky's Your Christinas Store and Save! : DOLAN BROS. 128 NORTH BROADWAY (Next Door to Greenspan's) OU.Y, no popular us a ChristH mas decoration, Is most abundant along the bottom lands of Santa Claui ai Utual "Santa Clans Is cotuin' around na nsnaJ In December," said Uncle Bber:. "tryln' to bring along enough goml cheer to bent de tnx collector." at SOUTH AMBOY SPECIAL SHOP, Inc. MANY TYPES OF HOLLY Ancient German Chriitmau Belief Germans of nnctunt times believed that crumbs of bread inado at Christmas, anil which fell on the ground, wonld grow Into little star (lowers with miraculous henling powers. WASHER TOYLAND AT THE STORE OF MANY BEAUTIFULGIFTS! M AHY MINTER left Her borne from south of the MusonDlxon line to marry Jack Howard. That's how she happened to be hating her new home In the North— luting the snow and cold and the fireworks she knew she was mlsslnf down home that Christmas day. Gating out of the window all she could eee were nine trees from four lnchei .to iixty feet In height. Cedars I Pineal Spruces! She hated the words, eren. BUY YOUR Backboards v Skates Marx Mechanical Toys And a Thousand Others Also practical gifts for the children such as Snow Suits, Sweaters, etc. Unique Electrical decorations. Novelty Toys of All Kinds, Christmas, Decorations and Christmas Tree Ornaments OPPENHEIM'S 5c-10c-25c and Up Store 108 SO. BKOAnWAY TEL. 283 Never before has there been a Poilllve Agitation Hoowr for,a price to low. Not a junior model—a regolatlonilze Hoover and HooverqualltythroVghour. Lareirfeatorei.. Poiltlve Agitation.. Dirt Finder. Telephone for details and convenient term*. Small carrying charge. DOLAN BROS! J30 NORTH BROADWAY \it n0NB 294 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13,1935 TH» SOUTH AMBOT CkTIZKN of Advent, the time of prayer and ing to himself or herself, and al preparation for the day when wo' felt that the meeting was a \ commemorate the birthday of Our profitable one. Lord—Christmas. • • I _, • Everyone, no doubt, is delighted • h eThe regular monthly meeting oi Latm club was to know that the feast of Christmas tdav held "" Thurs. is >o near at hand, yet few under-'M iT 1 )December 6, at two thirty P. e srand its true significance. Why not president, Miss Elaine Rentz prepare our hearts to receive Him iP^ded, The minutes of the prev ous on that day. so that when He comes | meetingg were read by y tho sec — find - • our .hearts . . .full. o: retary Helen Goman to us, He will retary, Miss Miss iHelen Goman. Durin During warm and fervent love for Him an< the business discussion it war voted rot cold and selfish like the world that the «lub would contribute to offered Him on the First Christmn the Senior Prom. Entertainment Night. . ' was provided by members of the The Church thinks of three seper- Freshman Class, who prepared very ate and distinct comings of Christ interesting and instructive topics on nto the world; His first coming as Roman Life. The program was as a little baby in a humble stable in follows: , Bethlehem over 1900 years ago; Hi Roman Children and Education, M, si coming to our alters each time the >.., Francis Donnola priest celebrates the Holy Sacrifice Roman Games and Amusements and His final coming to judge the Raymon Walzaclc iving and the dead. Roman Roads Helen Noble He came once as a little child ma Sickness, Physicians, and Funerals ny years ago, yet He still comes John Farrel from. His heavenly Home into ou Slavery in Rome Rita Hellmuth hearts in ,an even more mysterious Origin of Names of Months manner in holy communion. He is Anna Wisniews-k invisible but He is truly there and An interesting display of Roman will come as often into our hearts pictures was on exhibition' and the we desire Him. His third com meeting was a most enjoyable and - fh« Religion Club of St. Mary's ing, the Church reminds us of in educational one, held its regular monthly meeting on this holy season, is His promised Margaret Edwards, the .First iFriday, December 6, In coming as our Judge to reward or Grade. 11 Classical Room 11 Classical, Various mot- have led on earth. Ions that were made by individual Flag Over White Hout* members were discussed and votes All the world celebrates Christmas, yet not in the right way, Miny A flag Is flown over the White Ho'um taken on the measures. consider it a day for the exchanging every clay from sunrise to sunset when The most important motion voted .upon was the Establishment of the of gifts, forgetting its true signifi- the President Is In Washington. It I) cance in their worldly enjoyments not Mown wlipn tlie President Is absent League of the Sacred Heart, known »s the Apostleship. of Prayer. The The spirit of 'Good will among men from tlio Cnpltnl, history and purpose of the League prevails, excluding the first and was 'explained by William Humph- more important'part 'Glory to God reys, the iHead Promoter. He said in the highest.' Would it not be in part, that it was a Union of pray- very much better to keep in mind er for the welfare of the Church and that the coming of Christ into the world is the real meaning of Christthe Spread of Christ's Kingdom, Moreover, the Club was told that mas, In IS MtnuUi Thoxln* Brings ComJoan Nordling, our Holy Father had expressed the fortlnr R.IIW—Without C r | l l n | Class of '87 [desire that every (Catholic in the Time it! Talqo one easy swallow of world be a member. He went on to pure, soothing. Thoxine. 15 minutes ' state that there were three Degrees The Royol-Greggites B u s i n e s s is all that's nedded ta make you realof the League; to the First Degree Club met in regular session Thurs- ize you've at last got the real rembelong all those whose names are day afternoon in St. Mary's Guild edy for common sore throat! ' Jnucribed in the official register and Hall, the president, Morgan Cough- Thoxine has a remarkable double who have promised to recite daily lin, presiding. action. Works both to relieve SoreAfter ,the business meeting, Mr. ness and irritation—and then interthe.'Morning Offering.' George Hartem, a representative of For the Second Degree the Assocnally to help check cold and achinesa. iate, besides reciting the "Morning the Gregg Publishing Company, was Also better than over for coughs introduced. Mr, Hartem has had offering" says each day, one "Our now because of newly added Expec-lather" and Ten "Hail Marys" as extensive experience as a teacher torant. Good and safe «ven for chil•n offering to our Lady for the Gen-! and superintendent of school!1, and dren. Get Thoxino right away and — i , ._..„.... _s_ recommended . , each • is a speaker of,very substantial at- keep it always handy. Sold on moneyIntention Math by onr .Holy Father. This tainment. back guarantee. 36c, 60c and $1 botDegree inspires loyalty to the Chur- Mr. Hartem suggested three ques- tles, Peterson's Pharmamy. ch and promotes devotion to our La- tions to the members—"Why do you dy. The Third iDegree, which is of- go to school?— What good ii it going ten called "The Eudharistic Crus- to do you- —How are you gaing to ade" -i» the receiving of Holy Com- get the best out of your education? 1 <mtmlon weekly or monthly on some He developed these questions in jt .appointed day. The receiving of our very interesting manner, stressing Xord oii the First Friday was the the great need of learning 'to think*. He spoke, at length on the value of ^day'suggested to the members. t ^.''There was Very much enthusiasm School curriculum, particularly iLat2x8; 2x10—10, 12 and 14 «hown over _ this motion and each in and Mathematics, which develop member pledged himself to obtain this' brain power, so necessary for a feet long nine members for his band by the successful business career. He cited 3 AIR COMPRESSORS many, examples of what he called Hth of December. Each With 1-4 H. P. Motor. Class of '37 'sheer stupidity', which resulted in Attached serious mistakes made because some individual 'didn't-stop to think'.. ADVENT The passing of the month of Nov- From his talk;, each was able to ember brings to us the Holy season derive some point especially interest- ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL NOTES PACE THREB RARITAN BEER GARDEN PRICES WERE NEVER SO LOW! <" Have Your Plumbing and Heating, Work Done Nowl You'll Save Money!, , LOWEST HOURLY RATES IN THE CITY (No Helpera to Pay) Enjoy Copper Piping in Your Home at The New Low Price* Which Will Amaze You. Call Now (or an Eitiinale! South Amboy's Newest and Finest Hall , Dancing Every Saturday Night For Dances, Wedding Receptions, Christenings, Card Parties, Meetings and Private Spcial Affairs Surprisingly Reasonable——See John Wojciechowski, Prop. Ridgeway Avenue Tp"i S. A. 279 Mechanicsville DANIEL J. DONLIN 101 N. Stevens Ave. YourWorld-Wide Neighborhood The neighborhood you live in today is almost world-wide. Your Bell telephone service makes it so. Time was, not so many years ago, when your neighborhood was restricted largely to your section of the nation. In 1915 for the first tim» the people of the Pacific and Atlantic Coasts talked with, each other by* telephone. A few yean ago transatlantic radio-telephony made it possible to talk with friends in European countries. Sort Throat Today almoit all the nations of the world are within telephone reach. To you, the most important factor in this telephone) pragma it that Bell System aerelqninent in research, manafacture, and operating methods has made all your friends, who have telephone!, wher. erer they live, as near to you as your next«door neighbor. Tour telephone makes'it! easy for yon to bo neighborly* with Mends everywhere. One of onr subscriber* writes: "I hmm renewed old friendship* that were drooping for lack of the personal touch. When one is very busy —ax who i$ not—one often thinksof friends with longing, but lacks the time to get in touch withthettL A telephone bridges the gap instantly. And what U to precious as friendship?"' FOR SALE j Tel. 948-W Lumber 257 Bordentown Ave. NOW! The 0hiy Way To Save For The only way, because it is one system of saving Any of These Classes Are At Your Disposal 4 that Joes not allow withdrawals during the year. This assures you, at the end of the year, the full amount you planned to save. There is no better way to save for Christinas. . Class 25 - 25 cents each week, totaling $12.50 Class 50 - 50 cents each week, totaling $25.00 'Class 100 - $1.00 each week, totaling $50.00 Class 200 - $2.00 each week, totaling $100.00 Class 500 - $5.00 each week, totaling $250.00 Begin That Way— TODAY! CHR> a Flan fur K3«t«&C(«t««i«t€e^^ It is much more pleasant to buy Christmas Gifts when the financial strain does not full on a single month's income. Deposit a small sum weekly in our Christmas Savings Club. You will never miss the payments. But when Christmas rolls around next year, you will have a riice sum for the .things you want to buy! Or you will have money for any definite purpose. EVERY PURSE of South Amboy, N. J. Tots cmd Grown-Ups JOIN OUR Christmas Club THE mm AMBOY cmzEW Joan Crawford To Be Seen Sunday and Monday DINKIES HOLD MEETING The object of a newly formed league of bards is Jko secure jufl"Mary Burns, Fugitive" Starring Sylvia Sidney lice for poets. Their pleas for clemency should, we think,' be> • j?. =•'•'">-.. Dramatic Photoplay at Strand Theatre considered. The weekly meeting ct the Dinkuy Club was held at the home of Miss Antoinette Chuilli en, Friday evening. In order to raise funds for the treasury, a cake was chanced off and was won by Mrs. Catherine Hanaway of Stockton Street. After the ibusiness of the club was discussed, a social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served by the hostess. The attendance prize was won by Jlarie Hanaway. The next meeting of the club will be held tonight at the home of Mi38 Margare^ Edwards. at the Empire Theatre in "I Live My Life"f< r FRIDAY, v ••••••••••••••••^••••••^•••••••••••••l>- So. AmboyWine &Liquor Co.j 136 South Broadway \ T d , 2 0 $ ? | k' Buy For Xmas Holidays at S • Present Low Prices! PHILIP PURCELL .WILL IS PROBATED The will of Phillip PuTcell, who died here on December 1st, was probated in the Surrogate's Office in New' Brunswick; Wednesday by Attorney Francis P. Coan. According to the terms of the -will the widow of the deceased, Mrs. Ann, Purcell ds made executrix and sole beneficiary. The will, dated June 2, 1030, was witnessed by Francis P. and Margaret JH.Coan. • SCOTCH SPECIALS WINES (Full Gallon Jugs) ."-.'.< Johnny Walker Red Label Barbena, Reisling, ZinfenWhite Horse Celler Haig and Haig Five Star del, Sauterne, Burgundy, '" Teacher's Highland- Cream Claret, Alcante. Brian Aherne and Joan Crawford in "1 Live My Life" Buchanan's Black and 99c A GALLON White. • Starring Joan Crawford and di- raprous star's previous pictures, it PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH rected by W. S. Van Dyke—this com- casts her- as a spoiled debutante John Dewnr & Sons White Port, Sherry Tokay, bination is enough to make any pic- whose love for a penniless archeolo- Kev. Chas, P. Van Horn, Jr., Pastor "Label gist redeems her. ture a success. In the case of "I LiLe Broadway and Church Street Muscatel ' Joan Crawford has never appearMy Life" the new MGM production 10 A. M. Bible School in charge McCallum's Perfection 2 Fifth Bottles—79c ed more glamorous nor bene more at the Empire Theatre Sunday and of our Supt. Furman Sheppard. { /i Gallon Jug—98c ALL $3.29 FIFTH Monday, the combination ' coupled beautifully photographed. Her delln- Classes for all ages. ention of the gay, carelelss, heart, with a powerful story, ia made an Gallon Jug—$1.85 11 A, M, Morning Worship and Crammed with action, thrills and and acting ability. free character is the work of a fine sermon by the Pastor. Theme: "The romance, "Mary Burns, Fugitive" Tho story centers around Miss GIN SPECIALS outstanding production, • Maderia California Brandy . Uurring Sylvia Sidney, which opens Sidney, blissfully in love with Alan actress. Knowledge of Jesus." Different from any of the glaat t U SI rand Theatre Perth Amboy, Baxter, unaware that he is a pubJolly Roger .....99c Fifth Pint—^1.05 7:30 P. M, Evening worship and Sermon, Theme: ','Near anil Yet Sola a swlrt moving, soul-stirring d.'tt- lic enemy, knowing only that he is Five O' C locfc ....$1.09 Fifth Old Dutch .pt. 9Bc'" n a ii flijiiriRuiiriied photoplay of livsi an ex-grjd-lron star. Escaping with banck, Agnes Parsons, Loretta iPav- Far." Lloyd's Londoa Dry class entertainment. Kununell (Mohawk ., ich, Irma Reese, Irene Sprlngla, stolen bonds, [Baxter is almost Tuesday 8 P. M. Men's BrotherFlorence Stanton, Catherine Van hood. , ?1,19 Fifth Brand, pt. fl.46-' Providing Mi»B Sidney with a part caught at Miss Sidney's restaurant retreat in the mountains. Making Horn, Gladys Ware,•Shirley Wood, qt. ?2.69 . Fleischman ....#1.29 Fifth Thursday 7:30 P. M. Pastor Van that is distinctly her metier, "Mary a quick getaway, 'Miss Sidney is Burns, Fugatlve" emerges as an Horn's Prayer Meoting. ' . White Satin De Luxeemotionally powerful, tensely dram- trapped with th;j bonds, arrested ami Friday, 8 p. m. Christmas Enter- atic photoplay, packed with romance sentenced to prison, Successful In BONDED WHISKIES The followins nuoils of School No. $1.29 Fifth tainment by the Bible School. if 1 have been placed an the Perfect and adventure all the way, In '.liea jail break with her cell mate, Fart Gilbey London Dry Attendance Honor Roll for the montitle rclo, ,Mlsa Sidney gives onu ofKelton, she gets a job in a hospital Mount Vernon ....$4.39 Qt. the of November. the finest performances of the ycjr und falls in love with Mclvyn Doug$1.34 Fifth Old Schenley $2.09 Pt. as »iv innocent girl, hunted by thelas, temporarily blinded young sciFirst Grade: Walter Bright, BooMANY OTHER BRANDS law and relentlessly pursued by aentist. Meanwhile Miss Kelton, a - . $4.09 Qt. «rt iHuguenin, Ruth O'Connor, Shirtool of the G-Mon, believing hor formor sweetheart gangster. Pt. ley Skow, June Ware, Warren BarBaxter's accomplice, tries to drive Old Drum 89c pt. Old Overholt ....$2.19 ber, William Behn, Gloria DeWi'.t, Running a elose_second for acting Miss $4.35 Qt. Sidney to Baxter'^ hideout, to James Dill, (Dorothea Dufford, Len- Five Members of One Thirty Old Drum $1.75 qt. Corby, 8 year old, $2.29 Pt: honors are Melvyii Douglas and ano vail. . ora Greenspan, Edward Jewell', premising; young ifilm find, Alan Greendale Straight Whis$3.49 Fifth • Club Enjoy Week's Sport at PERTH AMBOY Lawrence Mills; Virginia Ramus, Baxter, Both glvo splendid portray- . Baxter, madly, in love with M'ss key 69c pt. $4.49 Qt Sinnamhoming. Margaret Star.iton, 'Harvey Thorpe. als in widely different; roles, Doug- Sidney, sends his henchmen to kid$1.30 Qt. Sunny Cove las, cast as a wcathly famous scient- nap her, but she escapes and seeks . Tel. 4-0108 Second iGrade: iDonald Beekman, 88c pt.. • ist, temporarily blinded, who falls In refuge in DouglaB' nome. As thsy Jolly Roger Rye 69c pt. Oak Mellow Bumner Boyson, Emery Burlew, Rob Flvo memfbers of "the One Thirty /...65c pt. • • love with iMiss Sidney, brings a finare about to be married, Baxter ert Grover, IFrank Lopez, Edmund Hunting Club, Burt iPorry.^ Goorge $139 qt. $1.29 Qt. 5 esse and dignity that characterizes breaks in on the ceremony. A crashBhuler, Andy Soltis, Henry Ziegler, Bronnsn, George Sepka, John BrenPREVUE TONIGHT! this able.actor. Baxter, playing his ing, dramatic climax brings the film Miriam iBerger, Nancy Burkard, nan end Bulk Lambert son, Jr., re• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a iIIIIIIIIIIIIUHlil first film part, displays ease, poise to a thrilling finale. Miiry Clossey, Katherine Buliba, Ma- turned to this city 'Saturday nfter a Two Pictures for the Price rie Pllskov, Shirley iGregor, Lillian week hunting at .Sinnapihom'.ng, Pa. Gunderson, 'Elsje Lauritsen), 'Made- They brought back;' • 196 pound, of One JOHN WOJCJECHOWSKI Indian Village Modeta line Lauritsen, Eleanor MoCracken, eight pronged buck deer shot by George Brennan, a black bear ihot Albert Mehrlander. HONOREDAT BIRTHDAY Indian Vlllnge, (idjncent to .lunenu, Owing to the length of Alaska, bnasts a modern sewage sysby Burt Perry, and a wildcat ih Third Grade: Herbert Berger, One of South Amboy's most prom- tem constructed largely by Indian lathe pictures there will be John Bloodgood, Raymond Boyson, by John Brennan. and best likead citizens was bor, i only one pre-vue tonight, inent A large number of the members of H«nry Hager, iBlmer Johnson, Rodhonored last Tuesday evening when man Xing, Willard King, Harry the'club are making arrangements starting at 8:45 o'clock. John Wojclehowski was the guest .of tr spend the coining deer season at November Attendance Roll at Public School 2 Local Party Bags Deer, Bear and Wild Cat on Week's Hunting Trip Larsen, William Lauritsen, Kenneth Jlundy, Leroy Mundy, Gloria Hem- the club hunting lodge at Pasadena •treet, 'Mildred Hughes, Elizabeth where deer are reported exceptionKrutel, Evelyn Larsen, Marie <Nie- ally plentiful. "thanks A Million" Dick Powell Starring Vehicle Comes to Majestic Theatre Tomorrow honor at his birthday party, celebra- at the beautiful Raritan Hall on kiter fmm*w MMI ted Ridgeway avenue this city. — one present said that a Bleml Mi "goodEvery time was had by all." ,-.,. thmtw't nothing Ufl to • • • ! Stage, screen' and air were com- ell and Miss Dvorak, and,is heightbed for funsters, singers, actors and ened by the appearance of., lovely musicians in recruiting the cast of Mirjjarct Irving as the 'Other wothe new 20th Century super-musical, man, t "Thanks a Million." -which comes But Fred Alleii'Vand Patsy Kelly Saturday to the Majestic Theatre, mpnaire to hock most of the laughs Perth Amboy, with iDick Powell and with their goofy antics.' fl 'Approximately 200 friends of Mr.' Wojciehowski's were present at the affair and all were in keeping with the occasion. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. I Walter Kurowsky, and Mr. and Mrs." William Martin of Perth -Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Agan, Mr and Mrs. John Cross and a host of other friends of Mr. Wojciehowski's. ''true friends". ' » Barley Fir.l to Be Cultivated STRAND PERTH AMBOY Starting With PREtUE FRIDAY NIGHT According to undent Etwin, barley was the first of the et'rcnlg to be cltftlvnted. Srnmlliijr crops of hurley were dcuipd' hy thi'in undor this fifth dynnsl.v. or ••'•-•'•r ""in n O. , ' R e i u r d l u r a JVJboie NEW EMPIRE Tonight and Tomorrow 2—Big Feature Pictures—2 \ —ALSOFREE TO EVERY GIRL ATTENDING TONIGHT OR TOMORROW A BEAUTIFUL SHIRLEY TEMPLE MIRROR :' There ia one lusrmice oil record Irr willed n domesticated'moose Is' snld' to have drawn a sleigh 234 miles In. •ne day. Sunday and Monday tHWWttMOHIMIIMW FORA REAL GOODTIME VISIT "SCHACHELT ANN DVORAK FRED ALLEN Assiited by an all-star cast, ANN DVORAK, DICK POWELL and PATSY KELLY are stepping out for new highs in entertainment in "Thanks a Million." Darryl F. Zanuck produced the sensational Ann Dvoink toppin/r the cast "Thankfl a .Million" mid "I've Got mantic and slngiiiR roles, "Thanks a Pocket Full o f Sunshino" are the a Million" presents Prod Alien, Paul principal tunes'sung by Dick PowWMte Mb midd Ma bund with R i w ell, They nru largely from the pens ona, JtubinDfl", Patsy Kelly, and the' of Gus Knhn and Arthur Johnston, Yacht Club Boys, all piii'ticipntlnjr who nlso composed "Sugar Plum" in a jnmborce of fun. for Ann Dvornk and Patsy Kelly. Nunnnllv Johnson wrote the screen Featured in tho chief supporting story of "Thnn's a Million," a hid-roles of the picture, which was pericnouB account of a show troupe that sonally produced hy Darryl F. ZanIs being herded through the onouck, arc Rlaymond Wlalburn, , Alan nlKht stops by that presiding gon- Dinchnrt and Bonny Baker—who lua, Fred Allen. suffers as Fred Allen's stooge. T h e principal story intorest is at- Rov Del Ruth directed "Thanks tached to tlio romanco botweon Pow- a Million." >»MI»t************************++t*****************t DINE AND DANCE AT JOE JEROME'S TAVERN RffiGEWAY & SCOTT AVES. MELROSE Tel. 557 South Amboy , FRIDAY—AMATEUR NIGHT . SATURDAY—HOT FRANKS SUNDAY—PUNNAGEL NIGHT. ATTENDANCE PRIZE $7.00 IN CASH HOO RAY AND OTHER GAMES PLAYED— PRIZES AWARDED Music by Tony Glovcn's Orchestra KINDLY MAKE RESERVATIONS'iFOR NEW YEAR'S EVE mult* PATSY KELLY PAUL WHITER tmi SAND-ill. HAMONA RUB IN OFF .RAYMOND WALBURN YACHT CLUB BOYS • OARflYLF. ZANiICK LAST TIMES TODAY "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" with Clark Gable, Franchot Tone and Charles Laughton | AMATEUR NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT Coining Sat., Dec. 21st "MISS PACIFIC FLEET" with Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell AHERNE' Washington Road South Amboy Comedy Laugh Riot ************************* ************************ Don't Forget To Attend The CARDPARTY Undir the Autplcet of The Cheesequake : Episcopal Church —ALSO— Cartoon News Events/ Tuesday One Day Only BETWEEN SOUTH AMBOY AND PARLIN "John Wants to See. YOU, and YOU and YOU |MM( AMU MOMW ' MKMAHOM ON THE STAGE THUR. EVENING AUCTION NIGHT The People Sell; The Auctioneer Buys. ^ L CHESTER MORRISS WED., THUR., FUI. —ALSO- 2 Big Features FREE TO LADIES! HOT OVEN DINNER WARE SHEARER Wednesday and Thursday FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD IN THE SOCIAL ROOMS (Batement) CHEESEQUAKErN. J, Friday Evening, December 20th Special Added Attraction! "The Catri Kids" of CarAT EIGHT O'CLOCK ' tcret in "Trouble in ToyBEAUTIFUL PR12ES land"; (Dancing for the TICKETS : I : 25c First Time on the Screen) WtMHWIHIIIIIMIIII HUGH HERBERT in "TO BEAT THE BAND" Convedy Scwam —ALSO— Popeyc Cartoon News! 'AY, DECEMBER n, AIM ROY C!tTf/iav THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN MR. AND MRS. WISE Published Weekly By THE SOUTH AMBOY PRINTING COMPANY Telephone South Amboy 4 JTSELFORD ROLL, EDITOR PLAYING GOOFGUT I'M T4R6O GOOD WILL ON THE KOAD PAGE FIVE" FORSGATE FARMS VOU UJ6R£ RIGHT,OOT, THOT GLASS OF MIUK THIS GLASS OP MILK FROM FORSGATE FARMS GOOD HEALTH SOM€ MILK- OROERSOME The Holiday season is a pecularly fitting time to emphasize the ssa»bligations of every motorist. It is of more than passive interest I O I L I PEP Jtthat the Yuletide closes that quarter of the year when automobile r<-accidents, death arid injuries are an annual peak, according to 4ffte National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters. How ^horrible is the thought that as we approach the days when the "iJAWittaient, "Good Will to All", is glorified throughout the land, LATER s . the carnage of wrecks and broken bodies is strewn more than "-flver over the face of our country. , DISTRIBUTED BY LAURENCE HARBOR MILK CO. ,• "•**!"» A great deal has been s»id about the necessity of courtesy in TEL. MATAWAN 2287-J Vidiriving as an accident preventive measure. Driving at speeds /i ; twwonable for conditions, sharing the road, passing properly, was a great success and proved the House on Sunday afternoon, DecemThe prediction is based, Mr, Hol*"""* " j correct hand signals, avoiding all those actions which means of raising a considerable sum ber 23th. Santa Claus will be preler said, mainly upon three points— „£ driving dangerous and uncomfortaible for the other fellow, lor the annual prty. Joseph Joswiak sent and presents will bo distributed the excellence of the new 1936 Chevi the dictates of courtesy and manners. So, too, are they dic- v/as chairman of the committee. to the children. There will be com-, rolets which were introduced (Nov. 2; •tes of the principle of the good neighbor. Good driving, with A committee is completing ar- munity singing and a program of enthe timeliness of their introduction, just before the Christmas buying sea» >J real desire to safeguard the lives of those exposed to the con- rangements for the annual Christmas tertainment and all children in Melson; and the fact that the new Gen''*" sequences of that driving, is practical Christianity. It is a kind party to be held at the Melrose Fire rose have been invited. eral Motors Acceptance Corporations I " *-6f practical Christianity that followers of all creeds can sub1 The Chevrolet Motor Company is six per cent purchase plan reduces -,r-<«jribe to as' they join in the common rejoicing at this Chrstmas looking forward to the highest volu- to a new low figure the outlay requir- FORSGATE FARMS public agrees with us that the 1938 Cheyrolets are the finest product we have ever introduced. Increased beau-. ty and luxury, greater safety and economy, and finer performance characterize both the Master deluxe and the Stunijuril s:ries. Both }iew lines are equipped with perfected hydfaulic brakes, and both hove solid steel turret top ajodtes by Fisher. There has been a growing trend tow« ard the giving of automobiles for Christmas, and these fine cars of low price will certainly be Belected by many for Christmas rfving. u Make-Up Halted Fieai 'Kffjrptlan women used make-up, not to beautify tlipmselves. bur. us a pro, tectlon against Hens, declares a European scientist. Chevrolet Motors Expects Highest Volume of Xmas Sales In Its History The first'concern of the churches of America is the saving of mis. By (jntering with whole-hearted activity into the autor-Hiobile safety movement, they can extend their activity to the 'flnpon a soul as a result of killing 'or maiming another through " ig of lives, without violating their first purpose. The blot uss or heedless action, is one not easily erased. The churches a the advantage of being able to appeal to a great section of ^Hie drivers of the country on occasions when they are most re'^ceptve to the idea of good will as.a driving maxim. The good Neighbor on the road could well serve as a theme for a sermon in •very church at this time of the year. '-,- So long as selfishness and stupid recklessness, so long as death destruction exist on our streets and highways, the Ideal of > on earth,goodwill toward men, will command little more lip service. ' .- / RECEIVED TOO LATE FOB CLASSIFICATION PERSONAL ROOM FOB RENT: Cheery room at ,.,.,—,.«...... Councilman-sleet John Morgan Heights, with or without j,**AndreJewgW of Melrose was one board. • A splendid home for right i"«f the speakers at the communion pnrty. Call South Amboy 27. !j " •"»»t-of the Children <of Mary 12-18-tf (x) ty of St. Stanialaw Church'of WHO WANTS TO BUY A RADIO? on Sunday, An eight tube console Atwater •' Patrolman Thomas Kvist Sunday Kent, with benutiful Poolcy cabi«venlng arrested William Ferren, net. Originally cost $168. Will «W«eri with disturbing the tran sacrifice for $15. Being used now anility at ,his home on lower George and brings in perfect reception. <«tre»t by breaking dishes. Act quickly as offer will be withMonday,-afternoon Ferrln appear drawn in a week. Inquire at 801 ~*i W o w Police Justice Bloom who Main Street. C 12-13-lt (o) •Usttnctd him to sixty days in the TO LET: Two rooms, furnished or -connty'work house. unfurnished. Heat and use of bath. Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Thomsen, Inquire 59 Shadyside Ave, Laur«f Augusta it., are the parents of a ence Harbor. 12-13-2t* t o y born Friday night. FOR RENT: Five room apartment, all redecorated, all improvements, David 9;'Hereby, of Second st., (adults). Inquire 344 Fourth St, ned to his home on account of . • **' v -12-13-lt - The) name of (be queen of Rumania ' WjWpyMt* under the pen mitno CnrmeD SflM win .Queen Kllznhpth. Her name W«« Pauline Ellwihoth 'nun,, [.nnlRc Makes Plans for Annual Kiddie Christmas Party me of Christmas sales in its 25 year ed to own and drive a new motor car. histttry, according to W. E. Holler, "Orders taken on announcement vice president and general sales man- day," said Mr. Holleri "exceeded anyager, who in, an interview outlined thing in our history. Plainly, the Practical Gift Suggestions! ********+*< ************ >******i Broadway Market 70x80 Part Wool Blankets, reversible $2.49 70x80 Part Wool Double Blankets - - $2.79 66x80 All Wool Blankets - - $8.00 72x84 All Wool Bankets - - - $10.00 72x84 All Wool Blankets - • $12.50 Full Size Comforters $3.25 and $4.85 Rivoli Silk Hose • • 59c, 79c and 89c Columbia Broadcloth Shirts • $1 and up Roots Tivoli Underwear $2,251 Ball Band Rubbers and Galoshes Sundial Shoes for Children Men's Slippers Boy's Scout Uniforms Men's Neckwear 122 N. Broadway - South Amboy WE DELIVER PHONE 261 PLACE YOUR XMAS ORDER FOR A TURKEY OR POULTRY WITH US AND BE SURE , OF GETTING THE BEST. JERSEY NICE AND LEAN HALF OR WHOLE Pork Loins Ib. 25c TENDER, JUICY QUALITY BEEF Chuck Roast Ib. 22c GENUINE SPRING Leg of Lamb Ib 25c 2 2 c II). JERSEY Pork " ~ Fresh Made CHOPPEP BEEF, Ib H. WOLFF & 19 Best Quality TOMATOE " JUICE, can Feltus Street and Washington Avenue Telephone 112 CIb 5 C iM# Leg of MILK FED Vei ll PORK CHOPS VEAL CHOPS Pound 25 C Fresh DRY CITRON, Ib 15 C WE GIVE S. & H. OR ELK STAMPS Successful CanfParty Held by e W Cadar Immune to e; •* H fj, fj * Organization Wednesday Ev- - - -_^ w Sa4 mdarwood ening to Rate Funds. Wdarwood from from Brl British Colum•ted officially proved to be ImThe card party held Wednesday' •sWliMt tlie attack of fungus. f t k t houses In Canada are built evening by the Pulaski Club of MelVM VV GLOVES of eyei-jr description. Wool linad, fur lined, unlincd, . pig. •kin, English caps, suede and buckikin. • $1.25 $1.95 ' , $1.50, $2.45 $1.65 $2.95 Everything for • Christmas and Wint.r N . . d . »t ,en.«tion. al Savings. Shop Saturday from 9 A. M. to It P. M. •? Every Department A Gift Department on the Christmas List PURE VIRGIN WOOL SWEATERS Crew neck, zippar style and . coat style $1.29, $1.79, $2.45, $2.95 $1.95 rose for the Kiddies Christmas Fund PAJAMAS tXXXXXXXXXXX Russian Pullover Coat Style $1.00, VISIT REINER'S $1.27, $1.65 $1.47 Broadcloth and Heavy FUnnel- BEAUTIFUL BAR Heavy Ribbed jaeger Union Suits _._ CHOICE BEERS, WINES AND LIQUORS (VJe •" Sold at Minimum Prices •,.. Genuine Root. Tivoli Heavy I Wool Shirt » 1 Ijn I and Drawers •J-l.l". | TABLES FOR LADIES THE SHIRT SENSATION OF THE GIFT SEASON PRACTICAL GIFTS, THIS YEAR ," This BJKtuUful Itnwr Ctntra) Powtr and light Company window diiplar won First Prln In a notnt National Zf'-s'Vi1 -vi Contort. .-;•''' \ 126 North Broadway Begin today to order your meats and foodstuffs for the holidays. An order placed now for one of our tender Turkeys insures you the pick of the East. And wait un^ til you see our low prices. Best quality meats at the lowest prices. BwtWishM foe a bright proaperoui N«w Yaar TEL. 19 FOR FREE from %cy Fowl gg;-29c Ib. Pork Goodies, Sugar Cured $j c lb. SrLegsof Lamb 27c Ib Spiced Ham, sliced the JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO. I.ES. FLOOR LAMPS Th.Bij scientifically daslgnod lompa oorao with Indirect or dlrtct lighting, silk or parch- Q.95 ntsnt shades..... _.~ *» m> Wo welcome the Booker ol Well Chosen Gills. Hers you can lake quality for granted end glvo lull sway,to your own taste and pleasure in choosing ypur yuletide remtmbrances. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS help to make our show rooms ideal •hopping centres. • 39c Ib. n 99 so 1 floppy CuYistinQB end ci VI Christmas (ji/i ' that all will enjoy H -I H H Smart Colors _ Fresh Patterns Plain Colors Included Heavy Navy Blue Melton Lumber Jacks An mm «?(».*) Genuine Suede Zipper Front Lumberjacks .. $4.95 Special French Flannel BATH ROBES sn QP. _ »7O.«W Famous Headlight 32-ounce Melton Wool Lumberjacks F R I G IDA I RE In choosing o lasting remembrance for Christmas nothing can equal the thrill you'll give by salocUna" FBIQIDAIHE. It's many superior features place It first In its Held, Heavy All Wool Plaid Mackinaws Also Plain Blue. $g Q GREAT PANTS VALUES WORK v i Roasting Chickens T ,r," ; 32c Ib New Sauer Kraut - - . 5c Ib. Choice Hand Picked Pea Beans - 3 lbs. 10c Jello, 6 Delicious Flavors - - pkg. 5c P.&GsSoap, . . . . 3 cakes 10c Brown, Powdered or Confectioners Sugar 3-1 Ib. pkgs. 20c ^ sweet and juicy - 20 for 25c $1.00 $ U 5 $1.50 $1.95 $1.29 $2.45 DRESS $1.47 $2.95 S1.70 DOYLE &CUNNEEN Spot Shop LE.S. TABLE LAMPS Ktlk or Parehmwil iShadw _ mak* Belter Sight, Better uH.BS Light lamps ideal (or gifts.... UP ELECTRIC IRONERS Can you Imaqlna who! o pleasure laundry w,irt will riO.50 bo wlih an electric lronor»«UP ELECTRIC CLOCKS Silent, «ure, and lacllnn , , . a fi'tincj ollt kr him, her, 0 . 9 5 or th— "up ELECTRIC IRONS Always acceptable . . , All *'-zva and ahapea, modorn' in conatructlon and donlarifc UP JERSEY CENIKAL POWER & LIGHT CO! 155 Smith Street PERTH AMBOY Tuxedo Suits Tor Hire Wo give double S. A H. Green Trading Stampi Saturday WE MAKE UNIFORMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION PAGE SIX THE SOUTH AMBOY CITIZEN LOOKING BACK 22 YEARS Jensen, Mary Disbrow, Naomi DisMETHODIST EPISCOPAL brow, Grace Henry, Blanche BuntCHURCH ing, Mary Hendrickson, William DisRev. Chas. G. Book, Pastor brow, John Thorpe, Clarence ThorSunday Services pe, Edward Simonsen; Leon Frischk9:45 A. M. Sunday School nect, Arthur Disbro-w, Edward Kirk, Issue of December 13, 1913 11 A. M. Divine worship, topic, Charles Kamps, Calvin .Thorpe, Myr'The Old Book and the New Man of ' At the meeting of the council tle Thorpe and Morris Erickson. Today." Tuesday evening, Mayor Dey present6:45 P. E. Epworth League. ed a veto against resolution of M: CHRIST, EPISCOPAL CHURCH 7:30 Divine Worship, topic "Tho O'Connor passed at previous meet Bible -Lands are the Educated Lands. Organized 1852 ipg appropriating Susquehana coa We are requesting those who atMain Street and Broadway lax money for sewer and fire hous Hie Rev. Harry Stansbury Weyrich, tend these services, to bring the oldpurposes. est Bible they hve with them.' We Rector The Clerk read the following veto will have a table arranged to display , '"To the members of the Commor Third iSunday in Advent them. Council, I hereby return to your hon 7:30 A. M. Holy Communion, Tuesday: Men's Club, social meetorable body the resolution signed b; 9:30 A. M. Church School. ing. .Councilman O'Connor, and passed b; 10:45 A. M, Holy Communion and Wednesday 7:46 P. M.1 Prayer your Honorable Body, without m; Sermon. Meeting. 6:30 P. M. Young Peoples Guild. signature, as I do not approve o 7:30 P. Of, Special Service for buying the City sewer bonds at thli TRY SOUTH AMBOY FIRST time. Relative to the fire building Young People. The Eev, Leslie Long An appropriation has been made foi of St. Peter's Ch<:vch, West Chester, New York City, guest preacher. that purpose. WEEK DAY SERVICES checks I further believe that the Susqui Wednesday, Dec. 18, Ember Day |iana Coal Company tax monoyi 7:16 A. M. Holy Communion. should be used to finance the Ste •nil 9:30 A. M., Holy Communion. vens avenue improvement as a gooc Saturday, Dec. 21, St. Thomas, portion of this money has been useApostle. 9:30 A. M. Holy Communfor this purpose." ion. first day You are eordially welcome at Rev. J. Y. Irwin, a former pastoi Headaches every service in this church. of the Baptist Church of this city, 81OP* in 30 mlnatw who left here about three years ago io take charge of the Baptist Church at Port Jervis, N. Y. has resigned h pastorate there, to assume charge ol the Delaware Avenue Baptist Churd at Wilmington Del. He will com mence his work thero about Dec. 21 666 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, MR. AND MRS. WISE FORSGATE FARMS flffORDTO TAK6 CHANCES WITH TH£ HEALTH OF MV fftfilLVi IIV ORDER TO SflFe-GUfiRD MY LOVED OWES-1 INSIST THAT T H E / H f l V E CflREFUUY [SELECTED FOOD/ ^t s is EXPENSIVE AND REflLLy UWVESSfiRy IF ONC TftKES THE PROP6R PRECAUTIONS x A M OEEPLV INDEBTED TO- FORSGATE FARMS IT IS TH£ LAST WORD IN FLAVOR AIMO QUAUTK AND GUflRft(VT«SG0OO HEALTH FOR f*\V fAMILy! SIONIQ ~>H» OMlttt> K a av A a vernal at: C * DISTRD3UTBD BY LAURENCE HARBOR MILK CO, TEL.MATAWAN 2287-J COLDS FEVER THE SOUTH AMBOY BUSINESS DIRECTORY A special meeting of the Board oi REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE Education'was held in the City Hal; Thursday evening. • i 4?he bill of Samuel Schleimer foi $650,00 for legal services was t a t .. (Huodwwr la K. P. MMonl en up and read. Mr. Grace moved that 400 be paid on account. Mr. Davis called attention to the fact IN — that there had'been no formal action taken in the employment of Mr. Reliable UNITED STATES I O M P M K S Schleimer and suggested that a motion bo passed confirming his emEXPLOSION INSURANCI ployment. The president stated it was hia recollection that formal action NOTARY PUBLIC ' had been taken. However, Mr/Gruce 231 firs! Street Swth Ambo, withdrew his motion and the motion of Mr, Davis confirming the action, was passed. Mr. Grace then made the motion for payment of $400.00 on account. Mr. Mason stated he object ed to the motion on the ground thai ' the case was not yet settled and that it-was excessive and stated he woulc Fire, AatomobUt, UsbtUty, vote against the motion. .Mr. Graci Explosion, OMMKJT. «tt. called attention to the great amount • Buttij and Fidelity Bond. of work involved in the case as die President Haines. Mr. Davis anc Tatar**** S41-I Mr. Scully stated they supposed th bill would have to be paid. The mo- 343 MAIN ST. SOUTH AMBOY tion was carried, Mr. Mason voting against it. PAINTS, ETC. PLUMBING AND HEATING C. T. MASON 1WSCRAMCJE J. M Insurance of All Kinds A meeting of the South Amboj Business Men's Association was held ' in the City Hall Friday evening. -' President Charles Safran occupied • the chair. A big number of members ; were present and entered enthusias tically into the plans to boost busi .. ness in South Amboy during th( coming year. It was decided to hold a banque some time in January to open the year's campaign. The committee wil . endeavor to secure prominent nation' ; al speakers for the occasion. Much intrest is being shown - in the contest for the beat article on 'JWhy We Should Buy in South Amboy," the prizes for which are $10, $6, $3, and $2 to be awarded on ' Christmas eve. . , • The scholars in the local schools will likely submit essays as well as numeroui others. jit Who is the most popular lady fchbbl teacher in South Amboy? In order to find out Stillwell & Mason are offering a, beautiful writing desk to the one receiving' the highest number of votes. John C. Johnson of John street has returned after a very successful weok's gunning at Tuckerton, N. J. One of Mr. Johnson's trophies is a ' wild goose which measures 54 inches from tip to tip of its wings. The members of tho Cypress A. C. liold a smoker and reception at thoir looms ut Morgan on Sunday. Refreshments wore served and all greatly, enjoyed the ocension. The membrs of tho aoclal committee ar© planning nnolher smokor for New Year's eve. .Mlss Marion Greene, of Old Bridge entertained a number of friends from thla city ut her homo last Saturday . cftornoon. Those present from So. Amboy were Misaos Mildred Magee, . Ruth Newton, Hnzol Compton, Harold Stophenson, Milton Nelson, Ger«'d Doy, Robert Kerr and Newell James. hast Friday morning, n boatmnn Who had been nrroated fov disorderly : conduct, wns discharged without a hearing. Tho man was arrested on Broadway tho night previous when endeavoring to display his pugilistic prowess and taken to the City Hnll. Tho next morning found him in a far different frame of min'd and ho Was sent on his way rejoicing. Messrs. Laurence Agan and Albert Webor, of this city, spent Sunday evening in Koyport. Lost Friday tHe typewriting class of the High School took a speed test which proved very successful. Alvin Briggs came out first in Hie advanced division and Hazel Mason in the Recond division. On Saturday evening a surprise •party was tendered to Mnster Arthur Remoneit at his homo on Parker avenue. A largo number of his frionds met nt the coiner of Stevens nnd Bordontnwn avenues and proceeded to the homo in a body. Tin-1 .freshments wero served nnd all in-; dulged in the various gnmes nnd linstimes of thr evening. Those pre* sent wero fienevlcve Liming, Olgni Hanson, Ella Hcndrtckunn, Jennie j telephone 435 EUGENE A. MORRIS (Sucoewor to A. r. Kerr) faints, Oils and Var«i«hei Sanitary and Heating Engineer MERCO OIL BURNERS . Telephone S. A. 292 228 FIRST STREET SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. WILHELM'S HALL Rates Furnished U B M 1 Request W. HARPER LEWIS Consult Me For OpisJ«M aw EsUmatcs on All Hick Grade Plumbing u i Heating 189 North Broadway South AmbV Telephone 584 Brashes, Glass, Brontes, Gold Lea/, Stain, Me. Xmas Saving Club G. T. WILHELM TeLS.A.397 - I listen ToWise Old Santa: WALLPAPBR i&» First Street South Amboj JOHNBIXAMS Metal Weatherstrips Pmtraai Attmtfai All Typ*. 333 PORTIA-STREET PboM> MfrW TRUCKIMO ELMER S. PARISEN CARTING OP ANY KIND CRATING AND SHIPPING 13 DaiM It. SIS BAKERIES J.J.BUSKEY Plumbing and Heating Estimates 164AUCUCTAST. ACETYLENE WELDING i JOHN j CROSS ELMCTRIC A N D . , ACETYLENE WELDING THE BAKERY CAKES, PIES, BREAD, ROLLS AND ALL Saalt Avaaaa S«tk Amk»j, N. 1. TalayUaw 9. A. I M BAKED COOpitS COAL AND WOOD 131 North Broadway PAUL BRYLINSKJ (Nail to Fir* H«M») ' I. |O YQtJ KNOW that saving money the Christmas Savings Club way is the Easiest way of saving? It is for this reason: You have a stipulated sum to deposit each week, and naturally you make allowances for that in figuring your budget, while you are not allowed to withdraw any part of it for one whole year. Santa knows that for a happy Christmas at least one Christmas Savings account is necessary. He knows too, for he'sbeen around. •1"," FUEL OIL FUNERAL DIRECTOR CONCRETE BLOCKS PORTLAND CEMENT NON-SECTARIAN ALL KINDS OF FEED AND GRAIN NOBLE jervice and chapel ara open to alt creeds; and our very reaidnable baiic charges ara the tame to all. Only tho quality of material! ielectad governs the ultimate cost. . Telephone Day or Night, South Amboy 644 M. B. NOBLE FUNERAL HOME 251 Augusta St. LOTS FOR SALE Choice, restricted city lota. Convenient to.state highway, bus lines. Small clown payment. Inquire of R. Wh itch earl, upper Main St., Tel. 481-M. Old Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre COAL Center and Elm Sts. i • J* . <• CHRIITMAl CLUB FOR 1936 Phones: 3o. Amboy 7 So. RJver > FINEST HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL SPLIT BARREL WOOD BLOCKWOOIJ CORD WOO 11 Te!f. S. A. 357.W MARTIN WIATER « SHN Trust SOUTH AMBOY, N. J. 4 TKK HOiJfH AMBOV CITIZEN i mi PACK the woods between five and six department was working a chort disvented the dilution cf tiie oil, and o'clock in the morning hunting. He tance away from the plug when it then it was found that the popular was wearing a full dress suit and was put in and apparently saw noth heavy grades were not so effective she was wearing an evening gown ing wrong with the job. as thinner oils. Research developed and their little toy who has gained the new light W-grades, and tests considerable fame as a dancer, walkSome great things happen over in proved their superiority for use in J ed along through the woods behind I erth Amboy and some of them conmsdern closely-fitted high speed enthem wearing a bell hop's suit. cern members of the police departgines. —-o—. The Mechaniesviller must have ment. One recent windy day there Chevrolet Chief Engineer Says Every engine, Mr. Craw^very make mane of w cii Bu ford i n t e d out thought you had to entertain the ••vas a funny one. The "No Parking" Discovery H a s Reduced Cold I P° > should be operated rabbits before you get them so wore signs around the railroad station and Weather Starting Troubles, i o n l y w i t n t h o s e o i l s recommended by the full dress or maybe he was lis- at other points kept blowing over the car manufacturer. During t' tening to Uncle Don or had been and finally the police ambulance tore How the adoption of crankcase winter, the driver's selection of tli reading fairy stories about the rab-up the street and everybody in the ventilators, originally intended sole- grade of oil should be based on eas bits having a party in the woods. By NUk O'Ttae neighborhood expected to se the cops ly to present thinning out of heavy of starting; that is, he should sele( jump out and pick up somebody. In- crankcase oil, resulted in the discov- a grade that will permit easy start ' Teiterday, being' Dec. 12th, wn iTwo fellows you * should geep ptead when they got out they carried ery that thin oils are the best for ing at the lowest temperature expec O*. «iniversary of the writing ') your eye on. A local baker owner of old iron grates which wore placed on engine lubrication, and how this dis- ted during the period the oil is the famous letter sent to the coun a car with a four number license, |,he signs to keep them from blowing covery has reduced cold weather be used. «U by Mayor Mason regarding con first two "16" last "1" who is one of over. Really it was a great way to starting troubles, were related by The use of 20-W and 10-W oil James M. Crawford, chief engineer the winter has virtually ended han wlidation of jobs in 1033. The Ma the town's most enthusiastic block of Chevrolet Motor Co., to a recent starting in cold weather, Ibecau —"-•- '"tter, dated Dec. 12, 1933 riders and spends much time in the use a grate. vicinity of iCedar and Center streets. gathering of the company's field ser- they remain free-flowing and permi - u M ^ ^ d the abolition of the Cit A local young man from Louisa St., Hummingbird Speed Chimp vice supervisors at Detroit. Cdlector, Police Justice , and Stree the starter to turn over the engin ssloner jobs and their eonsoli who owns a green Cadillac and has Speed championship In the bird The heavier grades formerly were at good cranking speed. Having thu world must be accorded the humming,„ with the posts of City Clerk •local girls polish his nails. bird with runner-up Honors going to used because it was mistakenly be- saved the motorists temper, the ligh Solicitor and City Engineer, Already the political nestors are the bnt The human eye caunot fol- lieved that extra viscosity was re- oil saves the motor bearings, for . nnd you ever stop to figure tha huddling and making appointment Icw tlie hummer; when deslrlns to lenve# quired to make oils "stand up," andbegins to flow immediately. Winte that consolidation almost took placi talk. If what they're planning now a bed of flowers for another more also because crankcase oil usually damage, which would result if soli TUSjtwitirstaridlnB, although the coun fnvnruhie spot, lie shoots away In a became thin with use, through the difled oil let the pistons and bearing the're planning now goes through, :Il?:Jurned down the suggestion. W flash, suys American Nature Associa- crankcase dilution, The adoption of work without lubrication, is thus IF the ItaJlun Invuders don't prevent It, Kmpenir Hnllc Selnssle n! Kthlu|.i:i nav* no street commissioner now am there may bo a wee bit of a surprise tion of Washington. efficient crankcase ventilators pre- viated. will soon occupy this handsome new palnce which Is sol In a tine park ut to some people and we may find two iiotcity engineer. You might call it i Addli Abnlin. Tli<> photograph w a s taken from nn nirplnne. - ' »,of losing, but winning never new names injected into th epicture, when candidates for one of the biggest "plums" are discussed, Hi Ho't Maneuvers Delicately Balanced Turbinet I went to school and the; "I hnvt burned puper priijers hefora So delicately hnlnncod lire the 10 • name on the blackboard, i Also, since the Democrats have glnnt turbines In Hit* Quecnstfln-Pliip- studies of our KOits." said HI llo, the that you had to stay aftei picked their candidate for Mayor, you pewa hydroelectric plnnt In Cnnndi, sii!.'i> of Cliliinhnvi], "They Imve not ,, now apparently it means might be interested to know that thnt, nflor the RI nice CHIPS nro shut, hiKiiu'lit dlieet response from the cods, hlng different. from the Republican side there cornea their wheels will run on momentum, bin tlie pulillclly or my rites Imve as™ j , «,.J other day a certain bowler in a candidate,, tho local "Abe Lincoln" unless the brakes nre applied, fur mure Blsii'il me to iidv;intiiKeous relntlnns ' n e "Y" league got his name on theof the party, also a former councilthnn 12 hmirn.—C. C. I''IISIIT, Mnple- 'ivlili Ihiisp ivh11 miiniiriu'hirp the pa. Hunekboard over there because h man. Looks like 1936 is going to be I wood, New ilorflfy,'In Colllor's Weekly, JUT "* lied 256, the high score for th a big year for four letter names in local politics. e m ^ ' a l nights later his team roll <^fd and this bowler was placed on When the movies bill Burns nnd TS handsome appearance "tfc»!'1>eiich and .he promptly resigned Allen nowadays or when they are to and vanished from the team lineup bo heard over the radio, a large auddwarfs them all—its usefullike a Phantom. Boy, when you roll ••.'*»eore like 256, then they bench you ience is always assured. Murns and ness makes it the most wel;sU)d you -resign from the lineup, Allen, however, appeared here twencome of gifts. Small wonder ty-two years ago bofore largo and .that's news, Rub Gently Upwiri Towird the Heirt cral.1 Oil (full strensth) and apply enthusiastic crowds, sometimes twice that the Electrolux gas reniBht unil murnlng to the swollen, cnl k d l V i F l T /tt!k First Warder, who is a guard a week, Of course Grade wasn't n HiiKi'd vi'inn. Soon you should notics frigerator will stand beside ' f»t»the lead plant slips into, the mo member of this pair, they were "RufIf yuu or liny relntlve or friend is tlmt they nre prowing smnllcr nnd tha tiontmcnt sliould be continued until th« -'oni then says to himself "Sinc ie" Allen nnd "Scott" Hums, atellnr worried limiuso of various veins, or many Christmas trees this liimdioa, the bent udvlce fur home trent- veins are no IOIIKIT Irniibli'Minii-. So alone, 1 fchinV I'll go to sleep. ourt' stars of that day who plnyed pcMictrntinB uml p(,iv,.rful is Kmcrnid inent Hint anyone in thin world cun give, ipt through the love stories, with the old Riversides. year. in to get u prescription known us Ull tliiit old chronic sores nnd ulctra ,.: stories and every kind of n lire often F entirely healed. MOOIIP'H tfmprnlil Oil. o r aj- there is. One recent night he Even with Christmas approaching Simply usk your drui!Kifil for an or- d J P C Int *enerou« sample writ* We make it easy for you to <!"i[itionoiLaboratorle8,Iiic. iginal two-ounce bottle of Moonc's Dm' 1 >ttirough a "Storm Over The nd people wondering whdt they will Dopt. AM2, Rocboslor, N. Y buy the Electrolux. No down put in the children's stocking and payment is required and you where they will get the money to buy nrday night the cigar butt are allowed three years in , lfr bowler "Hiuidy Andy" was Ihe children stockings, our contest to |-'ot » delegation of local bowlers fecure a name for the new street which to complete the purvwent to Red Bank to show their parallel to tho railroad goes on.' Be. chase. Prices from $125 cash JrA.App«rently the wife won't'let cently two new names "llanker's Out•'•—' •—• of town to bowl and helet" and "Croked Lane" were subup installed. Small carrying . . ,„ ;' re out some excuse to tret mitted. ,jf-w from the fireside. Just before charge if you buy on terms. Our idea of about the nicest . job j bowlers' were readv to leave town 3 year guarantee on refrigeratperson can get these days, when l,*j»lVed into the YMOA'with an hKfol'Of groceries he'd gotten out lice jobs are scarce, is (he one a ing unit. BlMrfig' th« household .tnessen John street resident has on the WPA. \ . • His job is that of talker and bringer. /.iJsThe groceries he left in the takes his Chevrolet with him evI "and when he came back to i match he had to go to iry morning and he reports to work Gas appliances may be secured Semi-Bituminous S f T f ' t o pick up his groceries and >n the WPA and spends the day drivftom your plumber-dealer at IDS* he 'did so, missed the last ng bosses around from one job to the same prices and terms. to'AMechanlcsville and had 10 mother. 4 the way home lugging the And further WPA news: Further Hnr I M Myit.^ Ch,f orf WtAf it ttVW nvestigation concerning the fire plug ''«<Uk • well known local sportsman it Division street, which was put in Wtdnnioy end Fildar it NlslO A. Mi nwtbtr of the One Thirty Club 146 Henry St.. Phone 340 >ackward by the WPA forces recentA-5Q0d -,rW|ere's ,Oobb'g Creeli?" , reveals the fact that a man soon ' business man who has o have charge of the entire city fi~e I bagatelle machines in '••I ' fii being grumbled at by one person in town. AnoT~4e»"-W*«'dway business man went i and1 made a high score 'he'd get the prize. He - -T»M i w i m the next morning when ^Tlii1rw»«<iold a friend of the proprie% . ri , .1 - . - ) • • . 'lit' ehow always gets the had beat him. One of the , j'qUier business 'man wag .. f.beeause'he brdke the maB nesiwhenjhe made the hi»h score IMf.'knew.Jthadn't'been fixed and '(.figure how anyone could ) a higher score than his when '/nwrjtine wouldn't work. local man, made a score RatM for «dverti8*ment» in thli coiamu: All •avmiseaienta udar Nth that made by the heading, 6 cents per line; minimum oharjre 85c for one Iniertlon; BID of this store proprietor. The charge 25 cento on repeat advertlMments. "Help Wanted",' "tort i was a toilet set in a case and Found", and "For Rent" idvertisementi, payable lo adv»ne«. loco) is preparing to walk into >- ifce itoro with a hack saw nnd cut the FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—HOUSES 1 PIPEPREAMS Crank Case Ventilators Pointed Way to Use of Thin 00s For Engines Haile SelassieJs New Palace HE CHRISTMAS GIFT O F ALL Says Dangerous Varicose Veins Can Be Reduced At Home I "Nothing But The Best" JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL KOPPERS SEABOARD COKE THERMAL and POCAHONFAS COAL Ice and Wood SWAN HILL ICE & COAL CO. not getyojxr 1936 FO|ip V-8 in time for Christmas? 'I,_MM containing the set in two, so ' $ • cah get his half of the prize. '' Into this town from Camdcn came • man and because' he curried around •» lot of poundage he thought ho •"•I ono^f tho big men In town until line nwrht>hc stood alongside of a •r-««rttln Main street rnllrond onulnocr '•nd found tho reason "Y" he'd nc"Ter be tho biggest mnn in town, Seeontlv he (tot n bottor job In •'J«r»ov 'Cltv and didn't ace "Y" he shouldn't taku It, but lie Ilkcrl this •old town so well (hut for n timo .it least ho docldod lo enmmnto to the A n«w Job, •sThe first day ho hopped n train fo'llirWy 'City llo But down in tiie first '«*• and tW>fod that there was no one 111 the oar but members of (ho fair 'MX, He felt- quite important and 'thought they wore a ccmmltteo to t]M<d him on his way to his new job .•"put found later he was just a councommutor who got in tho i -cur reserved fur a girl conimur'i oltib. . t t was a funny thins to watch one UttMnt afternoon. One of tho nrost , 'famous smooth topB and woman chn* 'Mr* of the .Fourth War;! dropped lils ><jar at the" corner of Pln« and Bor'•dentown avenues because a girl was standing on the corner. The car's yiekup was good but his, apparently not lo good. Instead of hopping into the itx, the #trl simply shook her ' Head and kept pointing her finger at •him. Off ho went down Pine avenue, then shortly came back, stopped again and sha continued to Bhdko hor linger at him, She must have tired 'her finger out, however tot soon aha jumped into tho enr nnd off they •wont down 'Bordes' n nv«nuo—to where? The kind of huilte s hoar from molt are the ones wlr il of the bl(r raWblts, deer or hour y tinvo mifln«d, but Micro tiro ROI> , lnmtorfl whu »ay nothlnn nbmit, Mhoir hunting trips, For instnncc ' .ichaiilc»vlllcr nr*nilf "WC"' 'UK cnlobi'Utloii und •Jt ' IO wlfo wont out In 'T»HE 1936 Ford V-8 is thefinestFord JL ever built It goes farther than ever beyond the accepted standards of its price class. In engine performance, riding comfort, roominess—it may be compared with cars costing hundreds of dollars more; Today's Ford is backed by over 2,000,000 Ford V-8's on th* road in America alone. Here are its most outstanding values—many brand new this year. iRARTMBNT: For Kent; Four FOR BENT:- Two room bungalow. rooms, all Improvements. Inquire Inquire of Coleman, 327 Ward Av781 Bordentown. Ave. 12-13-tf enue, City. ll-22-3t (x) OR RENT: Five room apartment, all. improvements. Located at 310 FOR RENT:- House, five rooms, all Henry st. Inquire at 308 Henry improvements at 114 Stevens Ave. St. 12-64f (o) Inquire at the South Amboy Trust Company or on premises. 11-8-tf (o) OR R0NT: Seven rooms and bath. All impro.uihehts. Situated at 228 Church St. Inquire 228 Church st.. HOUSES FOR RENT: AH in good location and with up to date imCity, ll-15-tf(o) provements, $25, ?30 and | 3 5 per per month. Apply Henry S. DevOR RENT: Apartment, six rooms, lin, 356 Mate St, Matawan, N. J. all improvements Including bath, 9-37-tf (o) at 263 David .Street. Inquire 415 Tel. Matawan 206. Bordentown ave, 9-13-tf V>a ENOINE PERFOIMANM—unoothcesa, pick-up and power with proved V-8 economy. 2 5 * EASIER STKRiNO-the result of two new rollcr-iype bearings, a longer steering knucklearm »nd an increased steering ratio. SUPH-SAFETY MAKU-wlth exceptionally large braking • urface (186 square inches). USIil, SYNOUONIZID SHIFTINO-OWITK OEAU —Silent) helical gears for all ipeedi. NEW HtltDOM MOM NOHI—tpedaUy Initiated, POR SALE FURNISHED ROOMS I body, reinforced with steel. MW MKWN4TIH WHEBU-«dd comfort lo ridiag-cJ*.eui« oa diw. YOUR PO RD D EALE • '•JWfiS^P R WANTED—-Three or four rooms, Central location, Rent Reasonable, AWNINGS—SHAOH Write to Box 147, Laurence Harbor, N. J. 11-1-tf. AMBOV SHADE AND AWNING CO. House and Store Avnlngi, Window shades. Best material*. B e * unable cost 285 Elm St., Perth MONEY TO LOAN Ambojr. Tel. 129 P. A. fl r Maple & Fayette Sts., Perth Amboy Tel. P. A. 4-3500 J ACKIN & CROSS 519 Main Street FOR SAIiE: Kitchen Coal Stove. InUiRNlSEED ROOM ,P0R RENT: quire at 315 Fourth st,, City. 12-6-2t Central location, all improvements Inquire Citizen Office. FOR SAME: Modern House, all Improvements, 8 rooms, tiled bathroom, steam heat, screen in porch ROOMS WANTED All In good condition. W. C. Lewis 137 John st., City , ll-22-4t(0) Telephone S. A. 77 South Amboy MONEY TO LOAN on bond MM TRUCKING—STORAGE lortgage In aumn of IlOOi |2UU, ¥801 I40U, ffino and up to 110,000. Offlcj ours from 8:20 a, m. to 8:20 p. m tEPPER'S STORAGE: Moving and Vcdnoadaya and Saturduyi froa storage. New and used Furni1:20 a. m. to 8 p. m. Inquire J«nn A ture for sale. 288 Madison Ave.r Lovely, Trust Company Dmldiuj;. Porth Amboy, Telephone P. A. 4-2318. WANTED 7-28-tT' AUTO TOPS OUiSEWORK WANfTKD: An (^x- AUTO TOPS—Mnd« and repaired. poriencod woman wlniioa hniiHoJ. P. Johnson, lflB New Brunswick work for Fridnys' Apply nt. CMAve., Perth Amboy. Tel. 10(17 P. A. O-4-tf ( o ) ion olTlee, 12.6-2t(x) PAGJJ BIGHT THE SOUTH AMBOV CITIZEN years with John Nau at 212 Go; "Woody" McCarthy Leadsjlsadore Geant 8.-SO following which a mass of reSt., and is survived by a sister fftatherine A. Murtha in uiem was celebrated in St. Mary's Celestine Pierson of East Orange." Roman Catholfc Church. 'Interment St. Mary's to Victory funeral took place en WednesFuneral Wednesday dayThemorning was m St. MaryV. Cemetery. at 8:30 from the estabof the Gundrum Service on POLICE PROBE FREIGHT Over Jamesburg High Idadore Gcant, 73 years of age lishment Broadway and a mass of requiem Katherine A. Martha, 50 years ;f S t Mary's Reserves Jamesburg Second Team Preliminary. 'died Saturday night at the home of . the Little Sisters of the Poor nt in Newark, N. J. ,. The deceased' resided for many BY JOE CHARMELLO Faced by the brilliant shooting of "Woody" McCarthy,^. Mary's High School tossers, registered their cond win of the reason Tuesday by defeating Jamesburg High School, at the local court by the score of 34 to 21. The Saints held the tipper hand throughout the first half due to their superb offensive play, but were held to. even terms in the second half by the cagy Jamesburg quintet who gradually gained more speed and power as the game progressed. McCarthy paved the way for victory for the home team by sinking 4 field goals and a foul, while Dingfield made 11 points for the losers. In the preliminary St. Mary's second team trounced the Jamesburg reserves by the oho sided score of 3034. The box score:: ST. MARY'S G. P. Dwyer, f 0 0 JBuljnan, f 1 0 Chonski, f 2 <K CfiugUin, f 1 0 0" .Jarikowski, c 1 0 Leonard, c 2 " Stratton, g 1 1 McCarthy, g 4 1 , Harkins, g 1 ft». Dolan, g 2 0 Eovino, g ' 0 0 ..Letts, f 0 0 __ 14 •JAMESBURG Paladino, 1 • CHristenson, 1 Terranova, 1 Chiara, c Dingfield, g 'Cornell, g Hermeson, g 4 4 (G. 'P. 0 2 . -0 0 1 0 2 1 4 3 0 1 0 0 7 18 194 St. Mary's 6 Jjunetbarg , 7 Itoforee: We» HanmnT Time Keeper, J. VanDeveer. Scorer: J. .COM. , Three Games Feature Start of Sacred Heart Inter-Club League :> H Billies and Un knows'Were Winners in Mon '•, day Night Battle* ..The opening games of the Sacre ' Heart „ Athletic Association inter «Inb league were played on Monda sight at Sicrecj, Heart Hall with ai teams competing' in the three games jeheduled.. The flrit gam* between the Married Men and the Phantoms was «kirlwlnd affair, annexed by th Phantoms 82 to 30. Kaboaki n*» top Morer for the Harried Men with 1 points, while iRussell and Fliift with • - points each, showed up, best fo the Phantoms. In the second game the Hill Bil Met took over the iSteam Roller^ 2 to 12 with Lewandoski standing ot <or the -9t«im iHollers, scoring ten points and A. Opiola with 9 points • -was the chief scorer for the Hill Billiei. The Unknowns made a name fo themselves In the third game when they grabbed it away from the Ks hitxers by a score of .18 to 19, V. Wisniewski and A. Marczakj l«d thi ' icoring far the Kabitzers, each turn ing in six points while Wiater with ' £ points led the Unknowns. BURKARD'S was said at St. Mary's Koman Ca- age, died at her'home, 321 Walnut tholic Church at nine -o'clock. Inter- St., Saturday night after a short illment took place in St. Mary's Cem- ness. The deceased was born in this city etery here. and is survived by a brother Michael, two sisters Elizabeth Murth'a land Mrs. Beatrice Everson, all of South Amboy, also a brother James of Perth Amboy. The funeral was held from her late residence Tuesday morning at BETROTHAL^OP^MISS . JEANETTE VAN CLRAP "•") ARTHUR CHAPMAN TO* ^ —o— Mr. and Mrs. John Vnn 'Clcaf have announced the engagement of thnir daughter Jcancttc to Arthur B. Chapman, son 'of Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman of this city. -No dato has boon sot for th<! wedding. Both Miss Vun Cluaf and Mr. Chapman are KrudiMtlci of tin; locil High 'School. Mlsa Vim Ctonf Is ul*o n graduatu 'of HI. Rnrnaha.i Hospital in Newark uml Is at iirrtwut t\ membcr of that hospital's nursinjf fitalV. Mr. Chapman holds a t'csiinnaililc position with the Anno Fust Fruljt'il Inc., with oirii't's in New Yoilc City. TRY SOUTH AMUOY FIRST •GBOBfiEHft \ ? GALA NEWYEAR'S EVE PAR1*: ^ CAR ROBBERY HERE Local police are cooperating with the iSayreville and 'railroad police forces in an endeavor to establish the guilt of the persons responsible for the robbery of four freight cars on a siding opposite the city -water works Wednesday night., No. v^luc could be placed on the material stolen which included a variety of ar tides. Dancing Floor Shows §5,00 PER COUPLE 170 North Broadway South Amboy FRESH SMOKED PORK GOODIES 34c Jb. LEAN FRESH HAMS 27c 1b. SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS . : ... ; -H-M-H FRESH PIGS FEET 3 LBS. 25c PRIME RIB ROAST, best cuts 29c Ib. . PHILADELPHIA SCRAPPLE 2 lbs. 25c mmmmmmammm^mmmm^mmrzmmmmm^mmi^—m^i^m^mmmmmm*^^^mm—mmmm0mm^mmmmmmmM— / HOME MADE LOOSE SAUSAGE '. LEAN FRESH CHOPPED MEAT 25c Ib. 15c Ib. BLACK HAWK SLICED BACON 1-2 Ib. pkg. 20c • SMALL LEAN PORK SHOULDERS 22c Ib.•'i Yardley Sets, $1.50 up Whitman Candy ' Schick Electric Razors Waterman Pens and Desk Sets Christmas Cards, 10c dozen TOYS EXTRA VOTES : v Doll Contest Special 100 Extra Votes With Each 25c of Toys or Christmas ; PEIERSOrfS PHARMACY 132 No. Broadway . If you have a car that equals the down payment. If you do not have acar to trade, we will arrange special terms for you. THIS SALE IS ON UNTIL DECEMBER 21ST 1931 Ford Model A 4 DoorSedan $175 1929 Chevrolet Rumble Seat Coupe, one owner . . . . $95 1934 Ford Rumble Seat Coupe, a real bargain - - - $125 1929 Pontiac Coach, in good order • $85 Chrysler Finer 70 Sedan, runs good - $50 1932 Pontiac Six Cylinder Coach don't : miss this one - - • $295 1930 Nash Standard Six Sedan, very clean - .- - - $125 1934 Ford V-8 Deluxe Two Door, like new - - - - - $ 1933 Pontiac Two Door Sedan with trunk, don't fail to see it • $395 1935 Ford V-8 Rumble Seat Coupe,you can't tell it from a new one. Special for this sale - - • $485 Also Many Other Popular Makes 1933's, 34's and 35's At Special Prices &-\' t.f free Delivery THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY bloom Butter 1 Ib. rolls Fresh Killed CHICKENS Home Made Loose SAUSAGE - •^<c« Ib. Ib. fresh Woodbridge ••*• Home Made Fresh K0B0S1 . • ; Telephone S. A. 137 Men! Boys! OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS I GIVE YOURSELF A HOLIDAY P R E S f i ^ l t f e - ^ V GET A COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENlC'-!(l ''-[ Phone Woodbridge 8-0149 (Next to Warr Coal Co.) | f ' \'' THE DORIS BEAUTY SHOPPE, 173 North Broadway (Private Entrance on Fir»l St.) Speedway Auto Sales Co. 823 S t George A ve. HtHMUIII Ib. ^ C h o p p e d Beef ib. Mothers! Wives! Here Is a Store Where You May Find The Latest In Men's and Boy's Suits and Overcoats at ! , < SENSATIONALLY LOW PRICES LQOK AT THESE PRICES MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS MILK FED VKAI, Legs orRumps Prime Beef CHUCK ROAST Genuine Spring Ib Ib. LegofLamb All Worsteds, Guaranteed Hand Tailored ONLY $14.00 & DP V O W MEN'S SUITS An $18.00 Value Now For Prime Beef -•Ib. RIB ROAST Fancy Eating or Cooking APPLES - - - 6 lbs. for |11.50 UP EXTRA When you see this beautiful Kelvlnator-i-you will realize why It i> regarded a i the outstanding value today. It has 21 years of electric refrigeration experience behind it, and more lhan half a century of cabinet building experience. It has Kolvinator quality from tap to bottom) the same lype mechanlsmused In the larger, more expansive models; a cabinet that Is strong and rugged, and many un- BOY'S SUITS AND* OVERCOATS $5.95 OP JELL-O usual features. See this remaikable bar* gain. You can buy it on our pasy paymonl plan and enjoy Men's Overcoats $10.50 up it wh//a 1/ |ioyj for ilsclf. W F F N F R ' S CLOTHING VV J L J I ^ I C f V O COMPANY DOLAN BROS. 130 North Broadway SWEET POTATOES - . 6 lbs, for Sugar Cured PORK GOODIES . - - • Ib P|EA BEANS Choice Hand Picked - - 3 lbs. PANTS $2.95 • KELVINATOR/^'119.50 Telephone 294 317 State St. j: • ." Open every evening, from Tuesday, Decenroei .17th until Chiistmas. Phone South Amboy 532 \. No Cash Down 14c Ib. RATH'S OR ALLENTOWN LINK SAUSAGE :...30c Ib. I CARS 2 lbs. 45c BREAST OF LAMB FOR STEWING OR STUFFING .....:..:..... .". TOYS Action Sale of Used Chicken Dinner , $2.50 PER PERSON • GEORGETTE'S, STATE HIGHWAY JNO;,f ; SOUTH AMBOY, N. J . ' ' ' . , Tel. South Amboy 996 or 599-, . PHONE SOUTH AMBOY 803 Six Team Basketball League of Alumni Group Opens Season Tuesday —o— With nix tennis entered, the Alumni Association Bnskotbnll League of the Hoffman Hlpfh 'School will boffin its seuaon Thursday niftlit. Enah of the tenms in the league will'play one j;ume a week. AMCIIK those who .hnvo signed up, many of them former stars of the school who have worn the purple an-1 gold of (he varsity on the court are Burk Lnmbcrtson, "Bon" Oliver, Aft Jamus, Fred Rose, iHowurd Littell, iPi-ed iReese, J. Dobryzuski, William (Lamibertson, C. Chaaoy, M. Applegate, Earl and Emerson Applegato, Anscll ami Bob Morris, Angelo Nlcarvo, Stanley and .Ralph Stoincr, Milton iNewmark, Norman, Frank and George Morgan, -Francis Lonaeth, Charles Brinimen, Tom Geant, <J. Fazio, Allan Hoffman, ,Fred Allen, Fred Holman, Everltt Sheppard, Andy Poteruon, Tom Peterson, Iko lyongstrcet, Ray Dexheimer, Tom lienahan, Steve Chock, Herb Roxbury and u host of others. The loaguG has four complete oliws teams of past years and two teams composed of members who do not represent any class tcu'm. .MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS Perth Amboy ...J • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • B • • • • » • • • ! > • • • • • • • • pkg 6 Delicious Flavors Vermont Maid SYRUP 12 oz. jug SWEET CORN, Standard Quality w New 1935 Pack - 3No.2 cans ^ fl , . t