Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], June 03, 1920, LAST EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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LAND AND WATER CLUB
OPENSJHE SEASON
8EWARE.V, June S— As In former
years commodore's night at the Iaand
«nd Water Club Is always looked
upon as the opening of the social ac
tfvltlee for the season.
This yearly event falls upon Deco
ration Day and vice commodore's day
is July Fourth
The commodore of the club this
year Is J. C. Brown and Mr. Brown.
w-Ith his charming wife, entertained
the members and their guests on
Monday night ina most delightful
manner.
The cluh house with myTiad lan- I
terns pennants and flowers made a |
wonderful setting for the evening
gowns of the ladies.
Many house parties were entertain
ed in honor of the event. There were
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between seventy-live and one hundred
present. The moonlieht on the water
and excellent music completed the
picture. A number of new mem
bers have been added to the club and
the season promises to be a most
enjoyable one. Refreshments were
served.
, mciuw'n i , »iu.>n <7, 1707.
To Hear liornn Tonight
*h< Special Correspondent.
KETPORT. June I:—Calvary M.
E. Men's Club will hold an interest- <
Ing meeting tonight In the :
church, at which time the speaker of
the evening will be lion. Elmer H. 1
Oeran. of Matawan, who has been t
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leard here on many occasions with
ileasure. An entertalnln* program
ins been prepared for the evenlnp
vhlch. will Include a program of sev
eral numbers and a social hour with
■efreshments.
The club Is a new organisation In
he church and has proved to be
nost profitable.
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users, we have to I
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for years, they usually refuse If
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KNOW for the new we |j
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TERH U IN E’S
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LFREE
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over if you bring this coupon
irHlr- Friday and Saturday
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|
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'
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I in strips of about a yard in
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:
Men’s Canvas Gloves for
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Women’s Ribbed Vests, good
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$1.50, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98
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Pure Rubber Bathng Caps;
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26c, 29c, 39c, 60c AND 69c
Plain Diver's Caps at each
15c, 19c AND 26c
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Children's Gingham Dresses,
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Men’s Fine Quality Striped j
Percale Shirts, very pretty de
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Children's Rompers, Overalls
Boys’ Wash Suits, Dresses Aw
small children; all the new
styles; at very popular prices.
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TERHUNE’S New Store 338 State St One Block from Smith I
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A Heart To Heart Talk
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You Don’t Have To Stretch Your
j. Imagination
m TO UNDERSTAND THIS TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST INVESTMENTS THAT THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY EVER HAD 5
THE GOOD FORTUNE TO PARTICIPATE IN
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OUR STOCKHOLDERS
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WHO WERE POSSESSED WITH GOOD BUSINESS FORESIGHT AND
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HANDSOME PROFIT AS
THE STOCK IS NOW BEING SOLD AT C 7 ^ A
ON OR ABOUT JULY 15, 1920 WILL BE Cl A A A
INCREASED TO PER SHARE ....4* ■ UoUU
J OFFICERS
| WINFIELD CLEARWATER, President
‘ President First National Bank, Seccucus, N. J.
FREDERICK W. SMITH, Vice-President
Inventor of Compound, Rutherford, N.^J.
THOMAS A. HOPKINS, Treasurer
Formerly with Birch Lumber Company, Passaic
N. J. Real Estate and Broker, Passaic, N. J.
RAYMOND A. CLEARWATER, Secretary.
Formerly with Maxwell Automobile Co., New
York City. Chase National Bank, N. Y. City.
NEW SECRET
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AN EXAMPLE OF THE PROFITS OF THE OTHER TIRE COMPANIES i
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Firestone became worth ...-. 17,000
Fisk became .worth .;.•. 120,000
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