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t AI. J. ENDEAVOR
UNI II MEET
State Convention to be Held
at Plainfield October 5,
6 and 7
The thirtw-flfth annaul convention
of the New Jersey State Chritian En
deavor Union, will be held at Plain
fteld. Union county, on October 5,
0 and 7. Elaborate preparations
have been made to make this con
tention the very best that New Jer
sey has ever held.
The program committee, after
iionrhs of hard work, has arranged
for an unusually large number of
rioted and forceful speakers, includ
ing the Rev. M. Joseph Twomey,
D. J)., pastor of the Peddle Memorial
Baptist church of Newark; Rev.
Frank Eckerson, of the Reformed
Mission Board for eighteen years a
missionary to South China; David M.
Alaynurd, of Princeton University;
* Hon. William N. Runyon, New Jer
sey state senator; Rev. William Hi
ram Foulkes, &. D.f general secre
I tary of the Presbyterian New Era
movement; Rev. Robert Watson. D.
D., of New York city; Rev. Floyd W.
Tompkins. S. T. IV of Philadelphia;
Rev. F. Wr. Johnson, D. D., general
secretary of the Lord's Day Alliance
of New Jersey; Rev. David B. Tom
kine, Ph. D., of Princeton; Mr. Al
vin J. Shartle, treasurer and publi
cation manager of the United Society
of Christian Endeavor, and others.
The Union County C. E. Union,
who will act as the hosts, have com
pleted plans to give their guests a
most hearty welcome and to provide
for their entertainment during the
convention. Delegates from every
county, and practically every city of
the state, will be present at this con
vention, to start the work of the
great Christian Endeavor movement
In New Jersey, ofr* the fall and win
ter campaign.
: —
NEW JERSEY MAN NAMED
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GEN.
ΙΛΥ GEORGE H. MANNING
Washington Correspondent ηΓ Portli
Ainboy Evening News
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23:—Presi
dent Harding sent to the senate late
yesterday afternoon the nomination
of John W. H. Crim of Martinsville.
Somerset county, N. J., to be assist
ant attorney general.
Mr. Crim Is a prominent lawyer,
a member of thp bare of New Jersey
and New York and a close friend of
Senator Frelinghuy Sen's, coming
from the senator's home county.
The appointment was brought about
by the personal endorsement of Sen
ator Frelinghuysen.
Edge's Secretary Resigns
By GEORGE H. MANNING
Washington i'orrespondent of Perth
Am bo y Evening News
WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.—George
Garner has tendered his resignation
as secretary to Senator Walter E.
Edge and will end his services with
the senator about October 1. when
his successor will be appointed.
He has been with Senator Lodge
I since the latter came to the senate in
May. 1919. During that time he has
shared the senator's most intimate
confidence on all business ana official
matters, being much closer to him in
I that respect than any other man.
Mr. Garner recently purchased the
Leader-Observer, a weekly news- j J
and is leaving Washington to become f Ê
paper at Woodhaven. Long: Island. I
editor and publisher of the paper. ■
Telephone
Your Requirement
Our Classified ;
Will Do the Rest !
-
We Have Just Received
25 of the New Model
Player Pianos
With Standard Xction
'Also a Full Line of
Musical Instruments and
Supplies
All the Latest Music Rolls
and Columbia Records
Come in and Select Tour
Piano Now
And pay a small deposit and
we will make terms
to suit
Brunton
Piano Company
204 SMITH STREET
Perth Amboy
GEO. A. POST, Manager
Phone 16 Open Evenings
SU LUI
Between the many popu
lar preparations that we
make, this one is by ftir the
» _ most successful one. We
strongly recommend it as a
penetrating liniment for
Rheumatism, Neuralffla, Sci
atica, Stiff Neck, Sprains
and Strains.
It is very soothing and
does not burn· or blister.
50c A BOTTLE
City Pharmacy, Inc.
"The Home Drug Store"
285 Smith St., Corner Oak
A FINI; GIF!
Any mechanic appreciates ;
high-grade Starrett Tools.
They help him in his work
—in the quality and in the
quantity—he'll earn more.
Starrett Tools last a life
/time—the giver will be
thanked every day.
We have a large number of
these fine tools displayed.
Come and see—and choose.
I'se telephones 20-21, 155-M res
174-J res., 573-Sl and get action.
Wm. H.
McCormick &
M Smith SC. Perth Amboj, K. i
ft
MEN!
WE'RE WELL PREPARED
TO FIT YOU WITH THE SEA
SON'S
Newest Styles
Imported Scotch Grain,
Genuine Norwegian
Calf
Heal Mat Calt
RLACK AND TAN ; ALSO
PATENT COLT
PLAIN TOE AND TIPS
BROGUE AND SEMI-BROGUE
SIZES AND WIDTHS TO FIT
GYMNASIUM FOOTWEAR FOR MEN, BOYS AND
WOMEN HAVE JUST BEEN REDUCED 25% IN PRICE—
OUR USUAL STANDARD OF QUALITY GOES WITH
EVERY PAIR.
143 SMITH STREET
NOTE THE NUMBER
Store Closes Tuesdas and Thursdays at 6 P. M.
The
Most Popular Man
in Town
THE Mayor may have lots of ad
mirers and the Jolly Barber may
have bundles of friends. But for sure
and perpetual popularity the decision
has got to go to the grocer who sup
plies thirsty citizens with pure and
foaming Hauck's Tiger Special.
When the grocer boy cans, αοη ι ιυι -
get that he, too, just loves this famous
"Golden Brew."
Your dealer will deliver Hauck'a Tiger
Special (made of the finest quality malt and
hops) to your home. Served at Hotels, Restau
rants, Soda Fountains and Clubs everywhere.
PeterHauck&G?
HARRISON, N.J.
nLEPHOH£.4400 HARBISON
52.25 By the Case—15c By the Bottle
À el· For
MIINSING WEAR
Union Suits
S Phone 142 1
158-160 SmitL Si. PerlK An&oy. Ν J
AcL· Fftl·
MUNSING WEAR
Union Suits
Just Compare Prices and
Examine Qualities
Then We "Feel Sure" You Will
Buy At Sharp & Hanson's
Shop Early! Because We Close
At 9 O'clock Saturday Nights
"REAL BARGAINS" IN
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, MUSLINS AND TOWELINGS
SAMOSET SHEETS
72 χ 90 inch ; at $1.19
81 χ 90 inch ; at $1.29
MOHAWK SHEETS
, 54 χ 90 inch; at 99c
90 χ 90 inch ; at * $1.39
UTICA SHEETS
72 χ 99 inch; worth $2.00, at $1.49
"FONTEROY"SHEETS
81 χ 90 in.; worth $1.59; at $1.10
A splendid quality. See them.
"MOHAWK" or "SAMOSET" PILLOW CASES
42 χ 36 in. ; at 35c
45 χ 36 in.; at 39c
YARD WIDE MUSLIN
Fruit of the Loom or Lonsdalle, at a yard 19c
"Fearless," a splendid muslin, at a yard 15c
W IDE SHEETINGS
Hohawk, Samooset and Others
BLEACHED
72 inch, at a yard 49c
81 inch, at a yard 55c
UNBLEACHED
81 inch, at a yard 49c
90 inch, at a yard 55c
"STARTEX" TOWELING at 18c a Yard
It
Red or blue border: Part Linen, "both ways" of the
cloth. One of the very best of all towelings made; every
yard worth 25c.
ANOTHER GREAT LOT OF WHITE BED SPREADS
at $1.00 Each
DON'T MISS THEM.
A Bargain in
"COLORED BORDERED·' BROCADED
TURKISH TOWELS
69c—2 for $1.00
A towel that sold for ■'/! .00 each last season and is really
worth 75c each today.
SHARP & HANSON LONG CLOTH
10 Yards for $1.50
Full yard wide and the best bargain in town.
INFANTS' "SLIP ON" RUBBER PANTS
Special 29c a Pair
Really worth 50c a pair. Every mother sh ould see
them.
ANOTHER LOT OF NEW HOUSE DRESSES
Priced $1.98 Each
Sizes 36 to 52 ; plain chambray in blue or grey.
Seersucker stripe in blue or grey; made with two-in-one
collar and with three-button cuff sleeve, which can be easily
opened and turned up.
Also a splendid lot of fancy checked dresses and bunga
llow aprons of the best sort. All $1.98 each.
75c IMPORTED CHECKED DRESS GINGHAMS
at 59c a Yard
Full 32 inches Wide
A great lot—most every color you can ask for, in white
c' nbined with black, red, brown, green, orchid, maize, pink
or bl ue. A soft, silky gingham of the very best quality.
There is a "shortage" of GOOD KNITTING YARNS
But "SHARP & HANSON'S" stock always contains
the "BEST" assortment in town. Don't take our word for
it, but come see and satisfy yourself.
)
Our Succès sLast Saturday Encourages Us to Offer Another
GREAT CORSET SALE FOR SATURDAY J
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
REGULAR $1.00 CORSETS AT .·. 89c
REGULAR $1.50 CORSETS AT ... $1.19
REGULAR $2.00 CORSETS AT .$1.69
REGULAR $2.50 CORSETS AT Sl.flq, r I
GIRLS ' ' ' GYM ' * BLOOMERS
BLACK SATEEN—8 to 20 YEARS $1.98
BLACK POPLIN—8 TO 18 YJ&BS $2.49
BLUE SERGE—8 to 20 YEARS $2.98
BLUE SERGE—14 TO 20 YEARS $3.98
FULL PLEATED, GYM STYLE , !
CHILDREN'S PLAIN BLACK SATEEN BLOOMERS,
8 TO 20 YEARS, AT $1.49
4 TO 12 YEARS, AT 49c and 78c
SEE THE NEW WOOLEN DRESS GOODS
50 INCH % STORM SEROE—08c
Black and Navy.
50 INCH ALL WOOL SEROE—$1.49
Sponged and shrunk; Garnet, Maroon, Navy and Black.
54 IN. ALL WOOL STORM AND FRENCH SERGE—$l.i
Black, Navy or Brown
54 INCH ALL WOOL TRICOTINE—YARD, $2.08
Black, Navy and Brown
36 INCH ALL WOOL STORM SERGE, 70c YARD
Black, Brown, Navy, Gray.
36 INCH GRANITE CLOTH—75c YARD
Navy. Green, Brown and Black.
38 INCH WOOL TAFFETA—$1.30
Navy. Brown and Green.
54 INCH ALL WOOL JERSEY CLOTH—$1.08 YARD j
EXTRA SPECIAL
56 INCH ALL WOOL HEAVY CHECK# AND PLAIDS 1
SPECIAL—$1.08
Suited for making Coats, Skirts, Etc.
50 IN. ALL WOOL CHIFFON BROADCLOTH—$2.98 YD.
Black, Navy or Brown.
BOYS' $1.00 SHIRTS
With attached collars; sizes 12'/^ to ]4.
SPECIAL, 79c
Odd Lot oof
MEN'S $1.50 AND $1.25 SHIRTS AT 89c
A great Bargain, especially iu the large sizes. See them. *}
MEN'S MEDIUM WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
FOR FALL WEAR
All marked at special prices for Saturday.
7ΰο Shirts or Drawers, caeh » 59c
$1.00 Shirts or Drawers, each 800
$2.00 Shirts or Drawers, each $1.59
TF ΥΟΓ ARE A "WISE MAN" YOU WILL STOCK T7P
AT THIS SALE.
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