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f'RS. BOYNTON ATTENDS ,
ANTI-MOSQUITO SESSION
WOODB RIDGE. Feb. 10—Mr*. E.
M. Boynton attended her first meet- 1
ing as a member of the Middlesex [
County Mosquito Commission at the ^
Entomological building at the State '
College, New Brunswick, Tuesday 1
night
Mrs. Boynton, has the honor ot
being the first woman in the state c
to be appointed on a Mosquito d
Commission. It is understood that li
Bergen county contemplates a sim
ilar step. f
Mr*. Boynton will attend the Mos- t
qutto Extermination convention at »
I
t!r>nf • - f'lty during the first week
1 March.
SOUTHAMBOY
Preparations are under way for
le Coming of the ferry by severs.1
regressive business men of this
lly, who are preparing business
laces on Henry street, near the fer
y landing, and it is understood
sveral small statfds will ba erected
long the route of the tourists.
William B. Ryan, one oT the lo
»1 letter curriers, injured While on
uty several weeks ago lias resumed
is duties at the local postofhee.
The hall of the Mechanlcsvllle
ose Company will present an at
■actlve appearance tomorrow night
hen St. Martha's Guild unit No.
10, will under the supervision ot
Mrs. William Masterson, hold a
supper and dance.
D. C. Chase, who Is spending the
winter with his wife at Miami, Fla,
is sending as remem bounces to his
many friends boxes of choice fruit,
products of a plantation he is in
terested in.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary to Luke A.
Lovely Post No. 62, American Le
gion, are busily engaged in complet
ing plans for their euchre to be held
in the city hall Thursday night.
Members of the auxiliary report a
great sale of tickets for the affair.
Tonight the regular weekly pin
ochle tournament will be held In the
rooms of the American Legion.
Much Interest thus far has been
manifested by the men of the city
In regard to weekly games. The
games are open to all the men of the
city.
A large delegation of local Legion*
alres are plannnlng to be present at
the dinner tomorrow night i*. the
Madison hotel. Harry A. Leonard
chairman of the affair, has complet
ed the large program, which will
surpass anything held recently by
the Legion.
Wilfred Johnstone visited with
friends in this city last night. Mr.
Johnstone will have charge of the
music for the Legion dance on
Washington's birthday at the High
School auditorium.
AVENEL
The newly elected officers of the
Avent'l Progressive Association were
Installed at the regular meeting of
the association held last night. Three
new members were admitted to
membership.
The committee on the masque
dance to be held February 18, re
ported that there wilt be several nov
elty surprises and those attending
will ha e a good time.
The Avene. Jr. basketball team has
been given the use of the basketball
court to hold games with visiting t
teams.
The Parent-Teachers Association
held their regular meeting at the i
school on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
W. J>. Krug, president, presided. Mrs.
S. Gieenhalgh rendered two selec
tions on the piano The Fifth and
Fourth grades sang two valentine
songs. Suggestion was made to pro
vide cloak rooms for the better pro
Lection of the children’s clothing.
Mrs. S. Greenhalgh and daughter
May were New York visitors yester
day.
A prayer meeting was held at the
home of Mm George Leonard on
Wednesday evening led by Joseph
Robins Tbe next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. L. B. Van
Siyke.
KEYPORT
The Hook find Ladder Company
Jf the borough will hold a benefit
performance In the Surf theatre on
Lhe afternoon and night of March
13, when a feature picture, “The
Man's Home’’ will be shown, the
r-roceeds to ho devoted towards the
fund being raised toward the ex
ponse Incurred with the purchase
of the new Mack truck.
Miss Allie Pearce of Bound Brook,
a former resident of this borough,
Is spending several days as the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Bedle,
if Broad street.
Miss Violet G Templeton of Ar
lington, Is spending several weeks
with her aunt. Mrs John Templeton.
An interesting congregational
meeting of the Reformed church1
was held on Wednesday evening. I
when the building committee pre-|
Bented facts and figures regarding
the building of a new church house.
Mrs. John J. Van Kirk, of Brad- |
lek Beach, has returned after hav
ing spent several days with her sis
ter. Mrs. M. Lester Terry.
TR? THE NEW GRAY HA1B
REMEDY j
Permanently banisnes Gray Bair
In 15 mlnutea at
MISS PETERSON’S HAIR DRESS*
ING & MANICURING PARI/OR
175 Smith St.. I tart tun RalMIni
For Auto Repairs j
Either Commercial or Fleaaar*
Cara and Track*
RECTOR STREET OJJtAO* *
PHONE—DA? M
MOOT—2.12-R WOOnBRIDOl
J I. LOMAX Prop.
rorner Marker and Roctor Bt».
R«otd«ncA Burnet St.. Aven«i
rnone 283-284 Phone 283-284
PERTH AMBOY CITY MARKET
131-SMITH STREET-131
— 1 ■ ■' 1 ■ .. ■■ ' .— i 1 —
These Items Reach the Pinacle of Quality and Price Lowemess J
I ™ni3 F0R F00D BUYING. ASIDE FROM SERVICE EXTENDED AND SANITARY CONDITIONS, THE BIG STORE FEATURES, BETTER QUALITY AND MORE ( ]
FOR YOUR MONEY. OUR OFFERINGS THIS WEEK ARE EXCEPTIONS IN VALUE. A GOOD INVESTMENT, SHOP AT THE PERTH AMBOY CITY MARKET. SALE ENDS MONDAY NIGHT. 1 1
MEi
CHOP BEEF ^ n
Fresh and pure; I U
Pound . " ^
SAUSAGE
Our own make; all M a
pure pork; lb.
SCRAPPLE 4 A
Phil*; 1 /
Pound .
LAMB CHOPS AA
Special; 1
Pound .
VEAL CHOPS ma
Special; M M
Pound .
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I LAMB f
STEW I Jj
PjHriid . 1 V
BEEF LIVER ^ ft
Special; I ■§
Pound .
VEAL STEW j A
Special; | 11
Pound .
RUMP CORNED BEEF
Special; m %
Pound . fcw
PLAT SPARE RIBS * m
Special;-. I U
Pound . I w
vrs
NECK SPARE ^
RIBS |||
Pound . I w
PORK CHOPS .
Special; I U
Pound . ■ V
PORK KIDNEYS _
Special; Mwk
3 Pounds. .. «• w
OX TAILS -
Special; M
Pound . ^
x
FRESH PIG g* -
FEET /K
4 Pounds..j “
| -
PIGS p
HEAD K
Pound .s..;... ^
BOLOGNA, LIVERWURST
FRANKFURTERS 11
Pound .j...
FRESH RUMP OF ^ p
BEEF FOR ROAST 1 K
Pound . fcw
DUCKS A A
Fresh killed; mil
Pound ..
SALT PORK . p
Lean or fat back; I A
pound . /■ ^
I FRUITS_
BANANAS Aft
Large, nice and ripe; ml|
Dozen .*. ww
GRAPES Ar
California red; m
Pound .
GRAPEFRUIT A p
Think skin and juicy; J8%
Special; M al
9 for . .
! a
STRAWBERRIES f* a
Fancy Florida; % U
Box .
NAVEL AA
ORANGES J(l
. .Thin skin; juicy; al^
Dozen .. j
TOMATOES «p
Ripe, fancy; B *1
Pound . ^
TANGERINES ^ p
Fancy; 4 *1
Dozen .. “ “
MIXED NUTS (Jr
All new; B
Pound . ^
FIGS ^ p
Pull in boxes; B i*|
14 oz. box..
PEANUTS -
Fresh roasted; . * .
Quart. ® ^
Pork Loin 101
Fancy; whole or I ^^B 3
half; lb." ^ 4
Leaf Lard 101
Fresh; 1^9
Special; lb. M
I v_
Apples AQ
Fancy cookers or eating;
4 quart basket .
Oranges 0 (%
Thin skin, juicy;
Fancy Floridas; dozen .
Sauer Kraut
Premier; loose;
3 pounds .
Boulion Cubes
Hytest;
Dozen .
E^gs cq
Strictly fresh laid Flcmington
Farm Eggs; dozen .
i
Fowl OC
Golden West; fancy, ^^P ^^P
fresh killed; lb.r.
Chicken 0 C
Roasting; fancy, ^^P
fresh killed; lb. ^ ^
Cocoa 1H
Loose; I BB
Special; lb. ■
j SOMETHING NEW |
Maxwell House Coffee JL A
Fut up in 1 lb. cans to be sold to the MW. 1 I
trade at 45c; to introduce it to our ®^PB j®
customers we offer a pound can at 40c. B
The special price, lb.
Pork ShouldenlCl
Fresh; nice and lean; fl |^B
well trimmed; lb. mmA
Cauliflower 0 C
Very fancy;
head 35c and.
Lettuce 1C
Fancy; I U
head .
Pet or Bess Milk 1 I
Asparagus Tips OjT
Special
2 cans ..*.
Beef Tongues 7Q
Large; fresh M
or corned; each .
Rib Roast 0 C
Extra tine
beef; lb. "m ^
Turkeys AO
Fancy, fresh ^^B
killed; lb. —
Chickens 0 71
Fricassee or soup; ■
fancy, fresh killed; lb. ■
Cottage Cheese 1H
Fresh from farm; special, lb. I
limit, 3 lbs. to a customer.
Steaks OQ.
Porterhouse or
sirloin; lb.
Breast of Veal IQ;
Milk fed I j
veal; lb.
GROCERIES
CORN AP
Sweet;
3 cans .
MINUTE fa mm
TAPIOCA J
2 packages. Abw
DRIED
APPLES yl
Sliced; pound . ™
LOOSE RAISINS * mm
Large size; I f
Pound . ■ "
CURRANTS - _
Loose; I ^
Pound .. ■ W
WHITE CORN - _
MEAL ijL
Special; § J
7 lbs.
MARROW BEANS « _»
Special; M A
4 lbs. ..
FINE a r
BARLEY /A
4 lbs.*• W
YELLOW PEAS ^
Whole; J A
6 lbs.
DOMINO GOLDEN . .
SYRUP 1 |
Reg. 15c.; can . * ■
CATSUP
Large bottle;
Special.
MAZOLA
OIL
3/2 gal. can.
•
SERVE IT RITE
STRING BEANS
2 cans .
HECKER’S
FLAP JACK
Large box.
LOOSE
COCOANUT
Pound .
CAMPBELL'S «4 A-ll
BAKED BEANS 1 J | | 1
0ATS 101
Quaker s or Mother’s; I # WOm
Package . * fl|
SARDINES AC I
Imported; mWigm B
Pure olive oil; BB
2 cans . S
PEARS AA II
In heavy syrup; M V »■
No. o cans; * V'Uv?!
jams nr II
Century Brand; # 1, 'f 9
Tall jars.
VEGETABLES
l
CELERY .
Fancy; 1 Jl
Stalk, luc and. * ^
KALE H.
Fresh; E ■l|
Peck ..
SPINACH ^.
¥j Peck. J J
NEW CABBAGE ^
Pound .
5WEET POTATOES —
Fancy; E•1
3 lbs .
POTATOES
Fine Cookers;
16 qt. basket ..
RED CABBAGE
Special;
Found .
MUSHROOMS
Fancy, fresh
Pound ...
GEEN PEPPERS
Large ;
2 for .
RED
BEETS
4 quarts for.
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