Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], July 12, 1921, LAST EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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MEMORIAL FOR G. M. COOPER
DEDICATED AT SEWAREN
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[By Evening Newt Correspondent.]
SEWAREN, July 12—A beauUfu\
\nemorial window for Charles Mul
ford Cooper, who died July 10, 1920,
was unvfiled Sunday morning at St.
John’s church. Mr. Cooper served
most faithfully for many years as
fthe superintendent of the Sunday
; school and tho memorial window
representing the Good Shepherd
with the little children, was sym
bolic of the work and life of Mr.
Cooper always surrounded by the
children whom he loved. The me
morial was the gift of loving friends
of Mr. Cooper many of whom have
mov*d away from Sewaron, but still
hold fond memories of their former
home and associates.
Rev. H. B. Pulsifer, rector of the
church, gave a memorial address.
setting forth the many excellent
qualities of Mr. Cooper and paying
a tribute to the memory of one al
ways dearly loved and most highly
esteemed in the community.
Wilson Sofield and Freddie Tur
ner, representing the Sunday school
assisted in the unveiling.
John D. Shaw of New York, sang
"The Gates of the Temple,” a fa
vorite hymn of Mr. Cooper’s and the |
children sang two other favorite
hymns “There’s a Friend for Lit
tle Children" and “Abide With
Me.”
KEYPORT
The class in dressmaking conduct
ed by Miss Helen Bishop, county
demonstrator, assisted by Mrs. Roy
Bowne and Mrs. John T. G«ran. held
the tinal meeting yesterday, conclud
ing the course. Mrs. Bowne and
Mrs. Geran assisted at all three les
sons while Mrs. Robert Rothwell,
Mrs. Andrew Dykstra and Mrs. Rus
sell H. Stidfole were present at one
of the sessions and aided very ma
terially. Those who completed the
course were Mrs. Owen Tague, Mrs.
James Sheldon. Mrs. Henry E. Ack
erson. Jr., Mrs. John C. Osborne.
Mrs. Harry Winterton, Miss Mar
garet Bedle. Mrs. N. Hodgson Rose
vear. Miss Helen Osborn, Mrs. Wil
liam Einstein. Mrs. W. W. Ormerod.
Miss Annie L. Tilton. Mrs. Roland C.
Dey and Mrs. A. C. Brady.
Miss Grace Powers, of New York,
is spending several days as the guest
».f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Curtis.
The visitations of Supervising
Deputy Grand Regent Louis Stultz.
Jr., to the councils of the Royal Ar
canum in this section announced to
be held this month have been can
celled by Mr. Stultz owing to the ex
tremely hot weather. The visits will
be paid in September.
Dr. O. C. Bogardus has returned
from a several days fishing trip
spent at Beach Haven.
The stone road has received a
coating of crushed stone and oil,
which has greatly improved its con
dition.
The Keyport Engine Company is
planning for the annual bazar to be
held at Beach Park from August 13
to 20. All the usual features will be
on hand including the disposal of a
touring car on the cooperative basis.
Mr. and Mrs. Cgrenius Van Mater,
if Paterson, were the guests of rel
atives in the borough the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Hodgson Rose
ear and son Maynard have return
ed from a several days visit at Man
toloking.
Louis Michaelson. who is spending
the summer at Heal Beafh. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Michaelson. Sr.
Mias Jennie Moore, who suffered a
heat stroke while in bathing on Fri
day and who narrowly escaped
drowning as the result, is now con
valescing.
On Sunday evening W. Cornelius j
Postma was given a surprise visit. It ,
being the occasion of his birthday !
anniversary, at the home of his
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Dykstra. Mr. Postma came to J
America only a few weeks ago and
is taking up farmtng at Keyport.
Among those who w'ore present was
Garrett Van Rixoort who came to .
this country six Weeks ago. Tht
table was decorated vdith a birthdaj
take on which burned twenty-three
candles. Refreshments were served j
md a pleasant social waning enjoy- j
ed Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
.1. Vander Waal. Miss Minnie Van- j
der Waal. Mr. and Mrs. P. Van Rix-j
oort. Gart-ett Van Rixoort. Miss
Henrietta Stonebrink. W. Cornelius
Postma and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Dykstra.
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\Hauck’s Tiger Special
Makes Your Lunch a Picnic Party
After three or four hours in the cab of a big
l snorting truck with the engine whirring at
one end and the exhaust popping at the other—
the sun flaming overhead and the asphalt steam
ing beneath, can you imagine anything more
glorious than to reach into your dinner pail or
underneath the seat and pull out one—or maybe
• two—bottles of Hauck’s Tiger Special.
That good “Golden Brew” surely makes you for
get the heat.
When yod go on a long haul, # be sure to take
along a couple of these life savers.
Your grocer •will deli ver Hauck’s Tiger Special
to your home. Served at Hotel?, Restau
rants, Soda Fountains and Club?. Everywhere,
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PETERHAUCK&CP
HARRISON, N.J.
TELEPHONE 4400 HARRISON
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in a few weeks. By the term “over the counter” is meant that the securities were
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This record means that thinking buyers have faith in the future of Public
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operating companies furnish essential public utilities to four-fifths of the inhabi
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS
S. PERLMUTTER
LOAN OFFICE 199 Smith Street
Telephone 2032 Perth Amboy, N. J.
Bargains in new and unredeemed pledges in
DIAMONDS. WATCHES AND JEWELRY j
SPECIAL SALE ON SAFETY RAZORS AND BLADES
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CHAS. SEEL & SONS
181 Market St. Est.1884 Phone 1839
Roofing and Metal Work,
Portable Garages
Roofing in Slate. Slag. Asbestos. Plastic. Tin. Iron. Zinc and Copper.
Slate and Asbestos Laid Over Shingle Roof*
Metal Celling a nd Side Walls.
Steel Lookers. Mufl Guards: Pulley und Machine Guards.
Metal Cornices, Skylights and Ventilators.
Fireproof Doors and Windows.
If it's made of metal, we can make It.
Repairing Done Right.
37 years experience back of this statement. We know how. Ask
any one who knows us.
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POLAND. GERMANY. HUNGARY. ENGLAND. FRANCE. SPAIN^
and all parts of the world are covered b.v our office and correspond
ents. For Information concerning the forwarding of money and
steamship tickets to and from all parts of the world call at
Jacob Goldberger, Banker
432 State Street Established 1888. * Perth Amboy. N. J.^
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Heavy quality; two clasp
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Wednesday and Thursday
| New Values Added To This List for Thursday’s Selling
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$1.00
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Pin striped and some o?
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12 for $1.00
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light colors; choice
$1.00
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I Lace trimmed; big value,
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Solid colors' in Pink, Blue
and White
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CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
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years; each
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PAILS.
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" Sweaters
SLIP-ON AND SURPLICE STYLES; ALL POPULAR SHADES AND
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