Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], October 11, 1921, EXTRA EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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» So Amboy To Take'
Action On Ferry Tonight
ffOTTTI A M BOY, Oct. 11.—To
night the committee composed of
the member» of the common council
the mayor and the city «oHottor will
meet several of the official» of the
Highland* Navigation Company and
It i» expected that final action on the
proposed franchise for ferry service
between this city and a point on
fitaten Island, known as Sea Breeze
At the last regular meeting of the
common council, the navigation
company presented their appllca
tion for the franchise. It was *ιι«·
Rested that the point in this city be
what is known as the old city dock
which in the part few years was al
lowed to decay to a «rreat extent. At
ftr»t the foot of Bordentown avenue
was selected as the best possible
point in this city, as It would elimi
nate all grnilo crossings and would
be a direct route to all short point»
and Philadelphia. Due to the shal
lowness of water at this place and
the expense Involved by buildlnjr the
docks, it was advised that the old
city dock at the foot of Henry «tree!
be the point in this city.
By usine Henry street it will In·
vol\e the grade ' rousing of the New
York & Ι.οης Branch Itailroad or
this street, but the eoncllmen ir
every instance are behind the move
ment and will encourût» «s far al
rv»nble the landing n! the propose i
ι feirv in this city.
The appil' niion in pari suRgeim··
that the city donate the old dock foi
a period of fifty years th« compan)
to make the necessary repairs, and
bear the expense of maintenance.
Th navigation con.p«ny are anx
ious to g» t tho wjrk riarted so as tf
be ready for the rush In the spring
Two boats will be used and wll
maintain a half hour service be
tween this city and Staten Island
Thirty cars will constitute a boat
load. The company stated that
should busln warrant, they will
add to to meet the demands of the
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Taste is a matter of
tobacco quality
We state it as our i.^ncst belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
Chesterfield
CIGARETTES
of Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
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The Best Gasoline
Costs no More
DURING our many years' experience
in producing gasoline we have dis
covered that the proper blending
of basic crudes is necessary for a well
balanced fuel. And our access to prac
I tically every developed oil field has in
sured full utilization of the various types
and grades of crude in exactly the pro
portions needed.
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line is produced through the efforts of
our Development Department experts.
These men have devoted their lives to the
study of oil refining and the relation be
tween the properties of oils and the uses
to which they are adapted. "Standard"
Motor Gasoline represents the fruit of
their years of painstaking experimenta
tion. It is uniform in quality, quick
firing, clean-burning. It is the best gaso
line obtainable, and costs no more than
any other.
The consistent use of "Standard" Motor
Gasoline will go far towards correcting
many of the more common difficul
ties of motoring. If your engine over
heats or gives off vile exhaust gases, if
your cylinders miss or carbonize quickly,
if the oil in your crankcase becomes
diluted, it is probable that you have been
using the wrong gasoline.
Fill up with the improved "Standard"1. On
eale wherever you see the familiar "S.O."
6ign. Remember—it coal a no more.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(NEW JERSEY)
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traflie.
In nearly every Instance the cltv
taxpayer la general welcome the
ferry project, an<l ansloualy await
tii* Improvement to the c)*.y.
FIREMAN HHRT
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Wheel of Apparatus Passes
Over Michael Leonard's
Foot-Small Fire Loss
SOUTH AMBOT Oct. 11.—A fire
of unknown origin in the building
owned by Mr. Schewelowlti and oc
cupied by Meyer Feldman. on Hlgh
land street, brought out the entire
fire department of the city. The
alarm was sent in from box 34 after
the fire had gained considerable
headway. The quick work of the
firemen probably saved the entire
structure which was a frame build
ing.
The fire was discovered by Mr.
Feldman in the kitchen of his home
about S o'clock. The fire companies
were quick to respond. The damage
was estimated at 1200.
While attempting to board the
fire truck at the corner of Broadway
and Augusta street. Michael Leonard
missed his footing and the rear
wheel passed over the toes of hie
left foot, making medical attention
necessary. Leonard is a member
of the Independent Fire Company
of the city.
The Progressive Fire Company
with their new apparatus were
among the first on the scene. The
weekly training of the fire fighters
keep the laddies in trim and show
up well at all fires.
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The Metuchen Athletic Club eleven
Issues a defl to any gridiron team
in this vicinity averaging 150 pounds.
The Metuchen team would especially
like to meet the '.ooeovelt Football
club at Metuchen on Election day.
George Breen 68 Pearl street, Me
tuchen, is manager of this team.
TUT THIS FOR INDIGESTION
Foley Cathartic Tablets are just
the thing for constipation. Their
action is wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing, without gripping, nausea
or inconvenience. They banish head
ache. biliousness, bloating, gas. bad
breath, coated tongue and other
symptoms of disordered digestion.
Mrs. H. J. Marchard, 36 Lawrence
St., Salem. Mass.. writes: "I used
Foley Cathartic Tablets for consti
pation with good results. I keep
them In thu house." Sold every
—here.—Adv.
U. S. Marine Band At Majestic
Theatre Tomorrow Night
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TW U. SPARINE BAND AT THE WHITE HOUSE. ipASHINGJ®
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When the curtain rises at the I
Majestic tomorrow afternoon peo- ]
pie for the first time in this city
will have the opportunity of enjoy
ing a concert by one of, if not the
most famous musical organization
in the world. The occasion will
mark the first appearance here of
the United States Marine Band,
"The President's Own." Many peo
ple have only heard this wonderful
organization through the rendition
of its mueic on the phonograph and
talking machin·» records, and it was
through the efforts of l'erth Amboy
Forest No. 68. Tall Cedars of Leb
anon. that the band will appear in
this city. There will be two con
certs, one at 3 o'clock in the after
noon and the other at 8:15 o'clock
at night.
The United Slates Marine Band If
the official band of the t'nited States
government, and is one of which we
can all be proud. Probably never
again will this great band visit the
city and this may be your last op
portunity to hear it. It is an orgAu
izntion that is purely American
The United States Marine Bind
is as much at home when plajinj
classical music u-« when playing that
of the lighter variety and when
march music is played, it is α sign
for the audience to applaud for en
core after encore. Captain W:lllan·.
H. iiantelman, the leader of :he band,
has a wond?ïful personality· like
a prtat actor. beir,re the flrr: throe
te c< tions have b«n played he has
won his way Into the hearts cf his
auc'ence and no one seems ti enjoy
ci.e concert more thfn he Avions
the soloists are Rnrert Ε Clark
p'ayer of the trombone and Arthur
Vitcomb, cornet soloist.
\Vhen the oand arrives here to
morrow it will be a historic event
in the life of the -city that will al
ways be remembered by those who
attend the concert. It is very sel
dom that a city the slie of Perth Am
boy has an opportunity to boast of
the fact that it has be"n honored by
an engagement of "The President!
Own."
The program for tomorrow's con·
cerui follow: . j
Afu-rnχχι rr-'cnm
3oloi«t: Prln' . ;>al Mub.ciaa· Robert
E. CSarit
Overture—"Zam pa"
»T-din>.nd HeroM
Kntr-'Acte—"Th«· Vsiley of Pop
ples" ("harlea An· l.ff·
•o ·> fer trombone—"Love'· En·
cbantment" Arthur Pryof
ncipal Muslr.an J'.obert E. ClarH
<r-nes from IJalle: Marie—"Prlne·
Ador" Cornelius P.nebn·»
n'.emiissioii
■ lude and internv.-no f-om "The
Jewels of th« Madonna"
Krmanno Wolf-Ferrari
. alst Suite—"The Bachelor*" i
—William H. ~a->telroa*e
Vorthern P.hapsody'Luciiis Hoiotl
Inal Act III from "Kl^naT"
Ιί ι chard Wagne·
The 8!ar-Spangle>1 1!inner""
Etrnlnt Program
' ;oiet: Principal Musician. Arthul <
8. Witcomb
iverture—"peace Jubilee"
—Carl Peinecka "i
'Spring Morarng Serena de"
—Pierre Lacotth
olo for cornet—"Willow Echoee" 1
—Frank riimot
Principal Musician A. 8. Witcomb
rran4 Scenes from "The Valkyrl·"*7
—Richard \Vagntj
'ntermisslon—
'rologue—' Pocahontas"
—William H. Santolmann
To an apotheosis of th<- I"rince»· of
the Forest, by Randolph Kelm)
rhrough many dangers past.
To a tortured doom at last.
(Smith) 1
do entreat thee
Say live, else Thy Matoaka dies.
( Ρ ■f-ahonta·! ]
\ slave, my daughter!
I give his life lo Thee.
( Powhatan)
Invitation to the I>ance"
—Weber-Weingartnei
Transcribed for Military Band by
William H. Santelmann
"Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14"
— F run* Llset
"The Star-Spangled Banner"
In order that no one will ml··
•he opportunity to hear this great
organization the Tall Cedar* bav·
decided to continue today the sale of
! cut rate tickcts being issued t«
school children. The sale of theaa
tickets was to have ceased yesterday
hut rather than keep some child
from attending the concert, it haa
l-een decided to keep the tickets on
sale until 6 o'clock tonight. Tb«
t rkets may be obtained from room
312 Raritan building.
! IF THERE IS ANYTHING THAT
TOC WANT
Which Tour Regular Druggist
Does Not Rave
Come to us. we have it or will b«
glad to get it for you.
CITY PHARMACY, Inc.
"The Home Drug Store."
I 285 Smith Street. Corner Oak
L. Bamberger & Co. Newark
The above illustration shows foui
οf the newest models
Here! That Heralded Sale
Men's Winter Overcoats
$37.50
In all our stoie keeping expedience we do not believe that we have
seen advertised abetter or more timely sale foi men. And we make
this statement in all since) it y.
Over 700 overcoats in this iot The writer has se? η a sample of every style. One i>> better than the other.
At 37.50 they are a sensation—a distinct sensation.
You will find every type o.' eoat represented—from the swapper English Raglan in heather mixtures and
sturdy tweeds to the dressy, conservative Chesterfield in oxford preys. You will tind every 1'abrie, every pattern
and every style of coat that a man should wear.
No room for lengthy descriptions. No time to be lost if you want the best selection. We are all on tiptoe
to help you. You will wait long before you get another opportunity to make such a man's si;? savings. We
repeat. $.37.50! Come!
BAMBERGER S—SECOND FLOOR
NEWARK. N.J.