Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], December 13, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 11, Image 11

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Has-Been “Heroes ” In Exile
"King” worship, what? "Has- beens” they are—Ex-Emperor Carl, last of the Hapeburgs, and his wife,
®ita, going Into exile’on the Island o f Madeira end the natives about th em doffing their hats and bending
the knee as though they hailed som e conquering nero. This is the first and exclusive picture of the ex
les arrival.
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SQNORA.
KEYPORT *
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Van Kirk,
>f Bradley Beach, were the Sunday
tuests of Mr. and M. Lester Terry.
Miss Lillian Brannen, daughter
jf Thomas Brannen, who recently
sompleted her course In trained
cursing Is now assisting Dr. Lorenz. I
he famous Vienna surgeon who la
it present In New York.
The Ladles’ Aid of th# First
Presbyterian church will hold a sale
•f fancy and domestic articles and '
candy at the home of Mrs. William ;
H. Hitchcock Friday of thia week,
rhe sale opens at seven o'clock and .
i program will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Ryer. of
Brooklyn, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Lester Terry.
Mrs. W. P. Chase .of Holmdel.
county president of the W. C. T. U.,
will be the speaker at the meeting
to be held at the home of Mrs. Va
oln Curtis this afternoon, this be
ing a^ostponed meeting.
ThiMevenlng Professor J. Walter
Reeves, of Peddle Institute, will
give a dramatic reading "The Mer
chant of Venice," In the First Bap
tist church.
Mrs. Fred L. Schlldknecht was
the recent gjlfat of friends at New
ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr, who
reside near Perrlnevllle were the
Sunday guests of the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Daw
son.
KEASBEY
A pleaaant surprise party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Kress, In Peterson avenua.
Saturday night, in honor of Otto
Gloff. The evening was delightfully
apent In dancing, playing games and
singing. Refreshments were served
at 10:10 o’clock. Among the guests
present vtv Frances George. Emily
Waldman. Vanda and Dorothy Pry
bylowaki. Elsie and Mary Kress.
Bertha Kosak, Frances Romer.
Helen Swanlck, Marlon Dunback.
Frances Williams. Julia. Mary and
Anna Desatynik, Julia Lutz, Mary
Packer, Madeline Cosgrove. Helen
Yenning. Fred and Otto GlofT, Wal
ter Schurlg. John 8chmldt. Peter
Lutz. Albert GlofT. Louis Duke. Jos
eph Curran, Raymond McKean.
John Costello. Joseph Kanlck. Fred
Weber. Steven Moore. George Kel
ley, Charles Stubert. Joseph Romer,
Steve Katzen. Charles Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Parsler. Mrs.
Samuel Kress and son.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johpson and
family of Perth Amboy. Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Lund. Jr., and child of
Fords were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Claus Lund, of Bayview ave
nue. Sunday.
Mlse Bertha Rockoa was a Perth
Amboy visitor Saturday night.
William Kowartch visited his rel
atives in Mlddlebush over the week
end.
Mrs. Morris Deutsch entertained
out-of-town relatives over the week
end.
Joseph 8zent Miklossi. Jr., spent
the week-end in New York City.
Fine sets of
MANICURE IMPLEMENTS AND
PREPARATIONS
From S1.S5 to S15.00 at the
CITY PHARMACY, INC.
The Homo Drug Store
285 Smith Street Corner Oak.
SOUTH AMBOY
The euchre to be held Wednesday
night under the auspices of the j
Rosary Society of 8t. Mary's church
In St. Marys hall Is under the
charge of the following committee:
Michael McCarthy, Nicholas J. How
ley, Thomas lively Richard Mack.
James H. Holton. Mrs. Francis P. ]
Coan, Mrs. George A. Kress. Mrs. i
Dennis Ryan, Mrs. P. J. Cooney.
Mrs. John J. Keenan, Misse Mar
garet Gallagher, Gertrude Mullane.
Sallle O’Connor, Marion Cheeseman
and Anna Callahan. The committee
reports the reception of a great I
number of donations In the line of
gifts The games will commence at
8 o'clock.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school classes are engaged
In rehearsing the cantata, "Here1
Comes Christmas." which will be
presented on Monday nlgbt, Decem
ber 28, In the high school audito- i
rlum. Much Interest Is being shown I
by the young cast and a real good j
time is promises to all who attend. |
The annual reception of the
Woman's Club Is scheduled to take !
place on next Tuesday night at the i
high school auditorium, when the
women will entertain royally. Co
operation is the keynote of the ad
vances in the plans of the entertain
ment as the committee >n charge are
working overtime arranging minute
details.
_ The fair and dinner which is held
annually by the Ladies’ Aid Society
of the Presbyterian church of this
dty promises to equal if not surpass
their previous undertaking.1'. The
dinner this year will be a chicken
pie affair with all the fixings that go
to make it very appetizing. Ice
cream and cake will find its way on
the menu, which will be served com
mencing at &:10 P. M. In the lecture
room of the church tomorrow. There ,
will also be several booth* with va
rious articles for sale which will af
ford an excellent opportunity to
select beautiful Christmas gift*. The
fancy booth will be in charge of
Mrs. Miller Huff and wilt contain
many useful and pretty hand-made -
articles. Another booth in charge
of Mrs; George Hammel will display ,
home-made rugs like unto Jacob's
c oat of many colors and designs. In
addition various styles and kinds of
aprons will be shown which have
been made and donated by the mem
bers of the society. The home-made
candy booth will be in charge of
Mrs. Percy Cunningham who will
be prepared to supply all kinds of
' hrist-ma* candy. The children have
not been forgotten and a fishing
pond has been erected and is In
charge of Miss Elia Applegate. The
proceeds of the fair and supper will
be donated to a fund which is being
interior of the church.
The meeting of the common coun- [
dl will be held in the city hall to-1
night at * o'clock. With Andrew
Kvlst out of Ms chair for the rest of
his term, the council will compose
two Democrats and two Republi
cans.
Many from this city attended the
performance in Perth Amboy last i
night at the Majestic theatre under j
the auspices of the Perth Amboy'
Girls Club.
The Christmas spirit can be ex-;
cellently expressed by donating
warm clothing to th# suffers of Ar
menia and the Near East. The mem
bers and friends of the Presbyterian
church are making such a collection
which will be forwarded after the
services next Sunday. A large pack
ing case will be f>laced in the vesti
bule of the church for the reception
if snch articles.
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hoosier kitchen cabinets
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tkmtgSSfSSStWhen y0U make Will Be Sold on the Easy Payment Plan
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We offer four strong reasons for buying
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FIRST
We deliver your Hoosier on a small cash
payment. You pay the balance a little at
a time. No extra charge for these easy
terms;
SECOND
You do not pay a cent more than the
regular price of Hoosier. The low 1921
prices for the Hoosier prevail. These
prices are fixed by the factory;
THIRD
During this sale we will give FREE
with every Hoosier Beauty Cabinet, the
handsome, practical Kitchen set and
special Tool-Compartment Tray shown
above—the greatest single convenience
ever installed in a Kitchen Cabinet ;
FOURTH
There is no kitchen convenience that
can compare with the Hoosier. It is nut
an ordinary Kitchen Cabinet, but a real
working center at which all kitchen ac
tivities are concentrated.
A demonstration costs you nothing. It
will convince you that you pay for the
Hoosier in wasted energy every day you
do without it. And remember, right now,
you not only get the FREE Kitchen Set
and Compartment Tray with this won
derful cabinet
A small cash payment brings the
Hoosier to your door. When you can win
immediate freedom from kitchen dudgery
for so small an outlay, why delay?
Every Woman
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Needs This 10-Piece
Kitchen Set
This is the Famous Dexter
Domestic Science Kitchen
Set endorsed by such eminent
authorities as:
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Miss Alice Bradley.
Thellwell R. CoggshelL
Mrs. Christine Frederick.
Roy Z. Thomas.
Good Housekeeping Institute.
House and Garden, March, 1921.
New York Tribune Institute.
The Special Cooking Spatula was de
signed by Mr. James Scott, supervisor of
S industrial education, Syracuse, N. Y.
Do not compare these tools with “so
called kitchen sets you see advertised at a
low price.
BAMBERGER'S—Fifth Floor
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Southbridge, Mass.
This week we are giving this set free
with each Hoosier Beauty. And, what
is even more important, we give you an
ideal place in which to keep it—a specially
constructed tray that keeps the knives
from coming in contact with each other,
and thus duUing the edges.
When Hoosier's big, uncluttered work- i
table is extended, this tray comes out
with it, so you can always get at each tool
easily and quickly. This feature has never
before been incorporated in a Kitchen
Cabinet §
It is positively the greatest single con
venience ever installed in a Cabinet. The
Trav is not regular Hoosier equipment,
but "has been added to the Hoosiers offer
ed during this sale. *
The set comprises ten pieces, all of the
Best Carbon Tool Steel, including six fine,
sharp knives, two kitchen forks, and two
spatulas. Knives are finely ground and
guaranteed to hold a keen edge. Handles
are fitted to the hand. They are light
weight rubberoid finish and strictly sani- I
tary. Blades are firmly pinned in.
You can not get this Set and Tool-Com
partment Tray after this sale closes.
Right now you get BOTH—FREE—when
you make the small payment that sends
vour Hoosier home.
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L BAMBERGER & CO.
“One of America's Great Stores” NEW ARK, N. J.
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