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KEYPORT CHURCH CHOIR
| * TO GIVE BIO MUSICILE
KEYPORT, June 17.—Calvary M.
E. church will give a musical aer
vice at th® church Sunday night at
8 o'clock, being assisted by Mrs. Wll
. liam Danforth of New York. A brief
sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
A. C. Brady, but the greater part of
the service will be musical.
The program to be given Is as fol
lows:
Anthem, “Worship the Lord’* Nol
te.
Anthem “Sweet Hour Of Prayer’
Lucy. Miss Florence Huyler, soloist.
Contralto solo, selected, Mrs. Wil
11am Danforth.
Offertory, saiaphone solo, selected,
William F. Eckhart.
Duet. "How Lovely are the Messen
gers” from St Paul, Fell* Mendels
sohn; Miss Florence Huyler, soprano;
Mrs. William Danforth, contralto.
Soprano solo, selected. Mrs. Fred
L. Schildknecht.
Anthem, "River of Life,” soloist.
Mrs. Fred L. Schildknecht.
OLD BRIDGE
Mr. and Mr*. William Reid and
family and Mr. and Mrs. George
Rusher motored to Red Bank Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Roller. Jr.,
and daughter Marjorie were South
River visitors Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Anders, of Perth
Amboy, is spending the week-end
with relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Van Aris
dale and family were Browntown
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Fannie Bolce, of Helmetta.
spent Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Green, In South Old
Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Vatea and
family, of Summerhlll, spent Tues
day with relatives In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Green and
son Elllsworth and Mrs. J. E. Green
were South River shoppers Wednes
day.
Ashury Fountain, of Matawan. was
a business visitor in town Wednes
day.
Mliw Hattie Ostrom was a South
River business visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hlllyer wars
Kcyport visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boiee were '
Englishtown visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Hendrickson and son
Harold are spending a few days
with relatives in Trenton.
Among the Old Bridge folks that
attended the wedding of Miss Mil
dred Retd at Englishtown were Mrs.
Elisabeth Lamkle and son George
and the Misses Rose, Mae and Lena
Allebecker,
Mrs. David Dobson spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Grover, at Dayton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester Squire
were Perth Amboy visitors Wednes
day.
Mrs. Charles Hlllyer was a South
River shopper Tuesday.
William Melgogey. of Middlebush,
spent Tuesday with relative* in town.
Mr. dtpd Mrs. William Downs, of
Camden, spent a few days with the
latter’s mother, Mrs. George Dobson,
Br.
RUSH PAVING WORK
ON KEYPORT STREET
KEYPORT, June 17.—Work of
laying the concrete street now be
ing built by the county lias begun
the first three large blocks having
been completed Wednesday the work
starting at the corner of Front and
Church streets. It la predicted by
these in authority that the street
will be entirely completed frcm
Church to Broad streets by the early
part of next week.
The work has progressed very fa
vorably on the county section of the
road and Contractor" Demerest ex
pects to have the entire work com
pleted at an early date. During the
work on thla particular section traf
fic to the eastern section of the bor
ough and toward Keansburg is di
verted to First street.
The road being built by the state
has not progressed as yet to the
borough although the necessary pre
liminary work has been completed
and the trolley tracks have been re
moved to the center of the road
which was one of the main demands
made by the State Highway Com
mission.
SOUTH AMBOY GRAMMAR
SCHOOL EVENT TONIGHT
rny Evening Neei Correspondent.]
SOUTH AMfiOY, June 17—Final
exercises of St. Mary’s Grammar
school will be held tonight at 8
o'clock when a large class w ill com
plete their grammar school work
and receive certificates of admis
sion into the high school. A splen
did program has been prepared and
a large crowd of friends and rela
tives are expected to be on hand to
witness tho event. Tho program
follows:
Chorus—"To Thee. O Country"
School.
[ "Child’s Rule of Life,* Uti
I dren.
"Mother Goose Rhymes.”
i "I've Got (he Mumps,” Small
■ Rom Dance*—Girls.
“Declaration of Independence!*
historical j«iay by the Sixth Qp
Pupils. ...
Awarding of Diplomas
You Know You Do”—CatJ
Stanton. Margaret M.
Thomas Malnion and James L
ard.
"Jennie's Secret”—Catherine
and John Coakley.
"Flag Drill”—Boy**.
"Irish Dance"—Boys and Girls,
ling Chorus—"The Lost Chord/
Class. 1
Accompanist: Piano, Mrs. M.]
Stephenson: violins, William De*i
Jlancy and John Ryan.
A Huge Pure Food Sale Offering The Most Striking Bargainsl
A sale with incomparable values in the best Pure Foods produced. All we ask is for you to come and see for yourself how well we have provid\d|
for your wants in this big sale. The splendid assortment, the excellent qualities and low prices will otter unanswerable reasons why you should buy tr-^|
ly. Come here, you can’t miss getting real bargains, prices are adjusted to effect sales. Sale ends Monday night.
[Legs Lamb Jl I
1 Genuine Spring Lamb; nice and fresh; I
P It). •••••••.....' • I
Pork Loins
Whole or hali?; !
lb.-.....
Pet Milk
Evaported; Tall Cans;
2 cans .. ..
I ■ I —
Uneeda Biscuit
i Pkge.. •}•
Limit 6 pkges- to a cuntomcr.
Chuck Roast
Best Cuts;
lb.. ... ..:•!• •»•»•• ••:•••#• .«!*w • • •
t MITT » III II _
[Fresh Hams 9J
^ I Spfioial;
1 lb.. ...
I .Mmrnmmmmmmmmmqmmmm*
I Lemons
* H Fanoy; large;
1 Dozen ..
I \***B*«*«««^
(Leaf Lard I
Fresh; In Cones; |
* ■
& ■
^ I Helmet or Fowler’s Corn 71
I 1 Worth 15c can; special can.. m 1
1 Limit 6 cans to a customer (
•
[Sardines 1
I 6 -.. -. I
(Pork & Beans I
_ _ _....
Eggs
Fancy selected;
Fresh; dozen .!.
——
I Potatoes 7 »■
■ ■ ider
I Fancy new; no. 1; good cookers; 16 qt. bskt.. m ' -at ca
1 No. 2 Potatoes; 16 qt. bskt.39c •'8 Vought
altar
__ _*Vea*ed,
[Beets
Fancy Large Jersey Beets;
Largo Bunch .. ..
Tomatoes in
III
Large No. 2 cans; _ >l I
Can [» • » U jl
[Plate Beef Tjl
[ ..-. n
i
I Lamb Chops
Fresh;
'b...
GROCERIES 1
STAR MILK
Limit 6 cans to a customer
TEA V C\
A fancy gold decorated cup and WM
saucer frea with eoch pound of 1
Ceylon. English Breakfast or ^
GYPSY SALMON p
Tall cans; worth 20c; • /
2 cans ..
BLUE SEAL /HTP'
ROYAL APRICOTS /
2 cans.
UNICORN CHERRIES A
White; Large ean; X
Reg. 50c; can. L—1 S
unicorn " r\ n
PINEAPPLE X VJ
Large can... A^ ^
BROOKFIELD
CREAMERY BUTTER \ V/
In lb. prints; lb. S
LIBBY’S MAYONNAISE P
DRESSING / ^
3 bottles ..
SWEET PEAS H
Early June; / ^
Worth 20c can; 2 cans .. Lmf
BARTLETT ^
PEARS / \
Large can
HONEY CRISP r% r
CORN FLAKES / l<\
3 pkges.ma^
FIRST PRIZE AMj r\
GEM NUT BUTTER / /
Speeial; lb. Laj /
.
A 1 SAUCE
Worth 35c;
Special bottle .
NEW PRUNES
Fancy large;
lb...
PUFFED
RICE
2 pkges- .'... .tw....
QUEEN QUALITY
COFFEE
The best; lb.
SUGAR
Finest granulated;
lb.
DOMINO GOLDEN
SYRUP
Worth 25c; 2 cans ......
( MEATS
SAUSAGE ^ A
Our own make; /m
All pure pork; lb.44
CHOP BEEF A A
Fresh and pure;
CHUCK ' A A
STEAK 7 7
lb. • • • • •••••••
VIAL A
STEW III
Fresh; lb. .. -A
BEEF " A 4*
LIVER 7 ^
2 lbs. :••• 44
I
BEEF "fl A
T" 1U
.
FLAT SPARE RIBS <g Pm
Fresh or Corned; I J
lb. X M
SHIN pm
FOR SOUP /
lb.....«-« M
LIVERWURST A A
FRANKFURTERS / /
BOLOGNA; lb.. **
GOOD CHUCK <|
For roast or soup III
lb.X
BACON A O
Whole or half strip; ^
Veal ^ p*
chops 9 ^
SpGHfll j lb.
SHOULDER |
OF VEAL
RUMP pm
OF VEAL 1 /
lb.. & •
CHICKEN-*-j
Fricassee or Soup;
Fancy; lb.
r!b ?\~rr
ROAST / ^ I
lb...**
FRESH PORK SHOULDER 4 n]
Nice and lean; I i
"Well trimmed; lb.* *2 i
?ORK r%*7
CHOPS / /
lb. • . rtTTtViiI • it"» • • • • ®
-
VEGETABLES I
I LETTUCE mm
1 Fancy; "1
j| Head .. 10c and. ^
CUCUMBERS mm
Large and Green;
each.. 10c and .. * **
BEANS " AM
Green or Wax; #•%
2 qts.
•
^I
k
GREEN
PEAS
2 qt*.
RADISHES
Fancy;
2 bunches .
GREEN
ONIONS
2 bunches .
.
Soups in
Campbell’s; all flavors; ... ■ ^0
Can !•...• ... »:«* •••»«• •••;•!• • •••'■
Lamb Stew
Fresh;
]bt •••■•••••• ••*!* • '•!#: • • ■[«:• * •
ii ...
*
FRUITS I i
LIMES a -
Fancy; J
2 dozen . ^
PEACHES a p
Fancy; /Jj
Box ...«.
WATERMELONS f* *
Large; fancy; II11
Each . ..
n
PINEAPPLES
Fancy;
Each ..
MUSKMELONS
Larpre Calif.,
2 fnr.
Also a ftrtl line
berries, Black
Huckleberries
prices.

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