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SIX IN CONTEST
XT KETPOR
Great Interest Shown in t
School Election to be Held
in Borough Tomorrow
-
KEYPORT. Feb. 12—Interest
the school election to be lie Id I
morrow night is assured when Di
las G. Young. Alois Peteler and
T. Hopkins will oppose Ur. Giffo
i LJ. Aurrruek, William It. Laths
and S. Frank Mason, whose terms
office expire. All three men a
said to be candidates for ro-electtfr
S. F. Mason having served on tl
board for the past twenty-four yejf
The three new candidates ha’
announced themselves as being ii
terested in an efficient adnilftistr;
tion of the school affairs and o]
posed to the new high school <
this time. The interest created :
the recent school election is sti
manifested by many of the taxpaj
ers of the borough who state the
intentions of going to the meetin
tomorrow night and voting.
There has also been some tul
of electing a woman on the schot
board, but to date no woman ha
publicly announced her intention c
V.
I VALENTINE PARTY TONIGHT
FOR SOUTH AMBOY LEGIOI
SOUTH AM HOY. Feb. 13—A Val
entitle party will feature the regula
weekly meeting of Luke A. Lovel;
Post No. 62, American Legion, to
morrow night, when the member
of the Woman’s Auxiliary will b
the guests of the post.
The regular business meeting wil
begin sharply at 8 o’clock, when fo
the first time in the history of tin
post, members of the auxiliary wil
be present to see how the boys con
duct their affairs. After the meet
iug the social part of the evening a;
prepared by Entertainment Office
George Wein. and his committee
Refreshments will prove an import
ant factor and this item lias beei
given careful consideration by thos<
in charge.
Wilfred Johnstone and several o
his merry makers will be on hand tc
supply music for the affair, whih
"Jim” Holton will present his of
fering of vocal artists during th<
evening.
HOLY NINE SOCIETY RALLY
IT ST. MIRY'S, SO. IMBOt
SOUTH AMBOY. Feb. 13—Yes
terday in St. Mary's church the reg
ular monthly Holy Name rally was
held when with few exceptions ev
ery member of the society attendee
the 7 o’clock mass and received
holy communion in a body. The spe
cial feature in the evening aftei
the regular devotion, was the l«c
ture by the Kev. Francis McCallion
proclaimed one of the foremos
speakers in the Trenton Diocese
His subject was “The Struggle Sub
lime," illustrated with moving pic
ture reels. The lecture was giver
in the school hall, which was filled
to its capacity despite tile stormy
evening. ,
“The Struggle Sublime” dealt with
the struggle of Ireland for the past
seven hundred years, and the recent
step toward her freedom. The speak
er entered in the hearts of his hear
ers at the very beginning of his le
ture and evidence of his stay there
was proclaimed by the thunderous
applause he received at regular in
tervals of his address.
The members of the Holy name
Society meet each month on the sec
ord Sunday when a fitting program
is arranged for their benefit. Last
month’s feature was the showing of
the picture “The Blasphemer." It
is understood that this picture will
be shown at one of the ocal church
es within a short time.
|| I DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOW ARE A NUMBER OF
II Authentic Spring Styles In
III II Women s and Misses’ Frocks
I These are the first arrivals of a beautiful All possess the usual excellent qualities
I and practical collection of spring styles. found in a Reynolds Bros, selection.
I Those now on display arc rather smart. The display, while not complete in its cn
| and show distinctive new tendencies in tiretv, is. nevertheless, sufficiently large to
I style. afford a most pleasing selection.
Misses Wool Jersey College rrocks $b.9o
This is a chic little model, that has a very low waist, with rows
of elastic, shirring that fits snugly, white collar and cuffs, and a full
pleated skirts completes this smart garment, for misses and small women.
In various colors; including brown and navy; sizes 10 to 20.
Women's and Misses’ Serge and
Poplin Dresses $5.98 i
The newest straight line style, in a number of becoming models.
Your choice of round, square or V neck, enriched with silk floss embroid
ery in harmonizing tone; three-quarter sleeve. These are smart models f
that wc arc pricing very low.
Jb rocks at
Of Tricotine and Poirct Twill
Adorable dresses that will surely win fa
vor with women who appreciate that which
is lovely and good.
The models possess a smart round neck,
| braid trimmed, where it appears at its best.
And a tic belt that breaks the severity of
line, and neatly covered buttons that add a
| touch of distinction.
i . ■
Season s Smartest
Frocks of
Crapaknit, Taffeta, Canton Crepe and
Poplin at various prices.
The season's smartest straight line mod
els, in a number of much favored materials
and colors; each model is attractively
trimmed in places where it will prove most
becoming to the wearer.
Even though you are busy, you will not
regret the time consumed in looking over
this collection.
Specials For Tuesday Only '
36 Inch Percale At
17c Yard
Extra fine quality material, in check and
stripe patterns of various kinds; this prac
tical, but inexpensive material will make
I very attractive dresses for women and
{- j ^ misses; also girls’ and children’s frocks.
32 Inch White Madras
At 20c Yard
A superior quality woven white madras,
with neat, white stripe; an excellently fin
ished cotton fabric especially suitable for
men's high grade shirts, boys’ blouses and
women’s waists.
f
I New Patterns in
ALL SILK FOULARDS
t !
36 in. wide, $1.98 a yard
These newly arrived spring
foulards reveal beauty in its best
form. The patterns in light fig
ures and polka dots on Copen
hagen, brown and black grounds
are wonderfully pleasing.
See Our Window Display
New Patterns in
ALL WOOL SKIRTINGS
54 in wide, $3.98-$4.50 a yard
The lovely flew patterns ii
stripe and plain effects and vari
ous colored combinations, includ
s ing black and white will make
‘ nice pleated and plain skirts; al
spring weight materials that will
surely meet with your require
| raents.
IN OUR WINDOW YOU CAN SEE SOME OP OUR |
BEAUTIFUL NEW SPRING PATTERNS IN
Curtains interpret the taste of the mistress of the
house, and give a clear impression to those outside of the
welcome that is given within.
Well selected draperies add much beauty to every
window, from both, the inside and outside.
SPRING DRAPERIES AT 19c YD. TO $1.49 YD.
Otfr new spring assortment of draperies comprises
many beautiful designs in various colors, in silk and sun
iast materials; also madras and scrim, marquisette, C. T.
N. nets and voiles.
ALSO TAPESTRY SILK CURTAINS at a pair $19.98
“KIRSCH” FLA.T CURTAIN RODS, 40c EA.
(< Best drapery effects can be produced by using
“Kirscli” flat curtain rods. The simplest and best ever
devised. Will not sag turn black, tarnish, rust, chip,
crack or peel. And another good feature of this rod is
all extensions can be procured to fit any size window.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF CURTAIN FIXTURES
Including sash rods, pole brackets, trimmings, drap
ery pins, rings, sockets, etc., at reasonable prices.
' - - - - - - ■■ ■———
Scientific Dentistry
Special Price Reductions
New Scientific Methods” make our dentistry abso
lutely painless. Low prices place it within the reach of all.
Teeth inseited without plates—Decayed teeth saved—
Diseases of the Gum treated. All work guaranteed.
DR. SALTER
Surgeon Dentist and Extraction Specialist
119 SMITH STREET CORNER STATE
Vitalized Air Administered
Established 20 Years Hours—9 A. M. to 8 ?. M.
WO AD in the classified ad section
pvt** purposely misclassified
f * S
w • AvV ■ ' "
Medical Laboratory
CLINICAL EXAMINATIONS
Blood. Urine, Sputum, Tests, etc
322 SMITH ST. Tel. 425-M.
MIRK ME. A NO I’LL IVIKE YOU
199?
John martin
■ LN'KR.Xr. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
*3 BRIGHTON AVE. I’Lit Til AMHOl
1 MILADY’S BEAUTY PARLOR
A. SILL. I»ROr.
HOURS—9 A. M. to 6 P M
TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
• U SMITH STREET
RHONE 81(2
PERTH AMBOY. N. J.
FOR RENT
3 ROOMS FOR RENT
120 Lew in Street
Apply *3 Broad Street
SICK WATCHES
PROMPTLY CUBED
at the
j RELIABLE JEWELRY SHOP
"All That’a In the Name"
! IWA SMITH ST. TEL IH-tt
LOCKSMITH
Locksmith and General Repair Shop
I Ice Skates Resharpened
Baby Carriages Repaired and Retired
D. DEKOFF SOS HIGH 8T.
;Corner Smith.
MISS RETTA DEATS
Electrical Scalp and Pace Massage
Derma l’lasta and BonclUa Massage
Office hours Mon..Wed.. Erl. 1-6 P. M.
Tucs.. Thtira., Se.t. 1-8 p. M.
Board of Trade Bldg.. Room 216
Phony 1641 Perth Amboy. N. J.
A. «. nOYJSfl
„ —Dealer lu All Kinds of—
Mason Materials Sewer Pines. Cement
r.Kiunn coal
581-87 SAYRE AVE.,
Stone All Shapes.
I MONK 107|._OFF Wl«-.r
PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN BEST SECTION OF CITV
-m w . ,Nt,U,KK OILMAN
-01) Unison Are. Tel. on; I - It
GEORGE H. THOMPSON
C/PJ.’EXTKR AND BC’If. 11 ICR
«- i kwh £5. , r',mt>Mv Attended to
«. LERIS ST PIIONF M08-M
LOUIS DUBOIS WATSON
235 RECTOR STREET
I’tfl. 2t7-R Perth Amboy N. J
notary public
A. . .1 jHtlcio.s for Soldier Ronua. Civil
'»ar. Spanish-American Veteran and Wld
oxw'a Pensions a specialty.
O|*eo Every Even in? from 7 to 8 P. M
MODERN
j DENTISTRY
WATCH
YOUR TEETH
WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE
and equipment to properly solve
.vour dental problems. Gentle
treatment by modern scientillc
methods.
11LLINGS. INLAYS. CROWNS.
BRIUGEWORK
Sanitary, Stationary. Removable.
PLATES
Rubber. Gold anti Aluminum:
lit, comfortable and look natural
EXTRACTIONS
only it absolutely necessary, and
then with the utmost regard for
your comfort.
Examinations without charge
Miss White; nurse In attend
ance: all languages spoken.
DR. D. I. MOSS
SURGEON DENTIST.
139 Smith Stieet
Over Paris Restaurant.
Phone 1778
Hours—U A. M. to 8:30 P. M.
LADIES ATTENTION
j A graduated and registered
Lady Doctor of Dental Surgery
ta ready to take care of your
tooth troubles.
Builder’s Directory
fJAS. A. SMITH & SOM
373 McClellan street
4'ho.ie 818-J Perth Amboy. N 9.
Hear Majestic Theatre
DEALERS AND SHIPPERS OF
%SPII ALT ROOFING AND SHINGLES
ONE PROFIT PLAN
Factory Direct to You
1C IRA R. CROUSE
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIAL
SEWER PIPES
in 480-800 DIVISION ST.
O- PERTH AMBOY. N. I.
j. Thonea 2034 and 2095
»• j
<i | PRED CHRISTENSEN
CONSTRUCTION CO.
“* CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
'P
Office and Shop: 218 Madtaon Avenue
Eatlmateee Cheerfully Furnished 1
p John Noble Pierson & Sons
,. ARCHITECTS
i- _ Designs for all fypea of building*
Raritan Building Penh Amboy. N. J.
’’__ Phona 14 22
;; GEORGE W STILLWELL
. PLUMBING AND HEATING
387 KINO STREET
!. Rhnne 771Penh Amber, N. J.
< GREISEN ei THOMPSON
<] MASONS AND BUILDERS
s II. Orelsen. Room 413. Raritan Building
f ne 1444 Re»- Metuchen. Phone 192-W
»v. H. Thompson. Long Branch Tel. 941-J
A. K. A. UVfiKGAARD
Mason and General Contractor
Tsl. 752-M. Fords. N. J.
Neat »o Post office
I D J. WILLIAMS
1 MARBLE ANl* GRANITE MONUMENTS
Slf-Sil New Brunewlrk Ave.
PERTH AMBOY. N. J
HEADSTONES LOT ENCLOSURES
! GRAHAM & McKEON
3 GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Excavating Grading. Etc., Sand. Gravel
Broken Stone. Carting. Etc.
( 310 OAK STREET
CARL C. CHRISTENSEN
I MASON AND CONTRACTOR
411 Kinds of Cement Work A Specialty
Telephone 443
. Corner State and Paterson Streets
T. P. HENDERSON & SON
MASON CONTRACTORS
Jotblng Promptly Attended to. Cement
Work. Sidewalks a Specialty
Estimates Furnished i
■ 226 STaTE 3T PHOVE 661
LOUIS P. B00Z
CIVIL ENGINEER
AND SURVEYOR
_130 SMITH STREET_
FLOOR SURFACING OF ALL KINDS
OLD OR NEW FLOORS
J. SUNDQUIST
Telephone i;b|.j fnrde. New Jerac.y
MUNOZ WAREHOUSE CO~
STORAGE AND TRUCKING
*3«-23tl SHERIDAN ST.
PHONE 4S9
J. K. JENSEN
ARCHITECT
Now Located in Cltlzers’ Loan Building
102 SMITH ST. PHONE 87
JOHN U. MIMES
HOUSE MOVER
Sstlmates Cheerfully Furnished
Concrete Brlc & Frame Buildings Moved
458 NEVILLE 8T TEL. 1443
J. B. KUBINAK ~
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
GORDON ST. PHONE I4M
PERTH AMBOY, N. t.
EUGENE BOROS
MONUMENTAL WORKS
Muuuinente. Headetnnee Etc.
-orner Amboy Ave. and Barclay Street
Telephone 1533 Perth Amboy. N J.
Perth Amboy Bluestone Co.
OFFICE 87 GORDON ST.
CUT STONE. FLAGGING A CURBING
PHONES All-. I A 118
A. B. MASON
Skyll; ‘it, Metai Ceiling, Pipe less Furnace.
and General Sheet Metal Work
90 JEFFERSON ST. TEL. 81ft
CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN
ROOFING CONTRACTOR
Slate. Slag and Tin Rboflng
SAVRE AVF PHONE 548-It
_PERTH AMBOY N. J. [
D. DIAMOND
GLASS CONTRACTOR
Polish'd. Hnte mid Wioduw Glass
336-330 Nov Urunawirk Are. Phone 1539
RAY Z. LAMBERTSON
CARPE.VIER AND BUILDER
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
8.1 Washington St., Perth Amhoy N. J.
R. L. SCHUCK
Electrical Contractor
Motor* and Generators Installed and Re
paired. line construction and Interior wir
ing. Shop and Residence. 44H Compton
Ave. .Tel. 1517.
f'EKTH AM ROY GLASS WORKS j
Polished. Plate and Colored Glnss
Mirrors and Table Tops
Windshields a Specialty
83 New Brunswick Ave., Opp. City Scales
Phone 2178
WIRE ME. AND I’LL WIRE YOU
1997
JOHN MARTIN
GENERAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
83 BRIGHTON AVE.. PERTH AMBOV
l’1. B. OVKItTON
Welders and Boilermakers
In All Branches
No Job Too Big or Too Small
a«l King St. _ 1‘hoim an 17
ANDREW DC DIC.S
Old and New Flour Nurlneing
Make. Your Obi Fluor Look Like New
All Work Promptly Done
TEL. 3108-M FORDS, N. J.
DR. O. H. BUCHANAN =
CHIROPRACTOR
309 Madison Ave. Room 9 Tc
PERTH AMBOY. N. J. Or
Not Medicine Not Surgery .
Not Osteopathy bJ
Hours *- P. M. and by Appointment c.c'
Tsl. 1488-ftl tb
th
po
W. Jtt. 3UJUSMS.EJN SJ.
Hardware and Paints s0:
LUMBER AND MAhON MAiERIALi be
Wall I'oarda. Konflua Sewer Pipes ^
601 SAYRE AVE. Jr
PHONE tfiHB > t>
FRANK P. W0GL0M 3
STATIONER S
NOW LOCATED AT «
197 SMITH STREET -
NEAR M’CLELLAN ST.
REMAKE YOUR OLD ™
MATTRESS
Co-Operative Mattress Co..
Phoue 2352 100 Fayette St.
j^a Lh> Not Sell lattnaaea at Retail
PRICES]
Established
“Where Economy Rules” i
I
MAINE STYLE
CORN 23r
* __
DOUBLE TIP
Matches iy!Ba
FINEST QUALITY
Save
ea aeans a
"Red Front” Brand
COCOA 3,g
<& Red Circle Cot fee
Imported Direct From
the Choicest Plantations
A trial will make a regular
RED CIRCLE COFFEE Drinker
Heinz Baked Beans ™„u 9c
RINSO . . pkg. 6c
H. O. OATS, pkg. 13c
Succotash Brand can 12c
Life Buoy Soap Cakes 20C I
Strained T omatoes Brand 7c II |
--*--—
n CRACKER SPECIALS
BUNTY BARS . . . . lb. 22c {
CHOCOLATE POINTS . pkg. 29c T
SWIEBACK.lb. 13c I
There Were 34 New Economy Stores Opened in the U. S. Last Week
GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC SA
i
T -ic World’s Greatest Grocery House—Over 50 j Stores in the U. S. A.
_ -
CERTIFICATE *MP DISSOLUTION
all to whom these piqsenta may come,
noting:
Whereas. It appears to my satisfaction.
duly authenticated record or the pro
idings for the voluntary dissolution
ereof by the unanimous consent of all
► stockholders, deposited in my office,
it Cohen and Byron Company, a cor
ation of this State whose principal of
j is situated at 217 Smith Street, in the
y of Perth Amboy. County of Middle
State of New Jersey. (Louis Y. Sosin
ng the agent therein and in charge
*reof upon whom process may bo sor*'
» lias complied with the requirements of
\n act concerning corporations Revision
1896") preliminary to the issuing of the
rtificate of Dissolution,
s'ow. Therefore, I. Thomas F. Martin,
jretary of State of New Jersey, do here
certify that the said corporation did.
the 16th day of January. 1922. lile in
office a duly executed and attested
isent In writing to the dissolution of
d corporation, executed by all the
ckholders thereof. 1 which said consent
1 the record or (he proceedings afore-j
d are now on file in my said office as
ivided oy law.
n Testimony Whereof. I have nnreunto
my hand and affixed my official seal.
Trentcn, this 16th day of Ja.iuai. . IS-22
THOMAS F. MAHfiN.
.al) Secretary of State.
180—1-23-3Q-2G-13.
SHERIFF’S SALE
CHANCERY OF; NEW JERSEY—
Between Mutual Savings Fqnd Har
moiria. a corporation, complainant, and
Eltseo Ricci, et als., defendants. Fi Fa
for sale of mortgaged premises, d*U£
January, 12th, 1922.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to
me directed and delivered. 1 will expose
to sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY FIFTEENT i. i
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND l
TWENTY-TWO
at two o’clock In the afternoon of said
nay at tho Sheriff’s Office In the City of
New Brunswick. N. J.
All that tract or parcel of land and
premises, hereinafter particularly describ
ed, situate, lying and being in the City of j
Perth Amboy, in the County of Middlesex
and State of New Jersey.
Beginning at a point In the westerly
line of State Street said point being dis- !
tant one hundred and two feet and I
ninety one hundredths of a foot (102.90)
southerly from the point of intersection of
tho said ine of Statu Street with the sou
therly line of Broad Street; running
thence southerly along said line of State
Street seventy-live (75) feet to a point;
thence westerly at right angles to State
Street one hundred and .thirty (120) feet
to a point: thence southerly parallel with
State Street seventy-live (75) feet to a
point: thence easterly parallel with the
second courso one' hundred and thirty
feet to the said westerly I ne of State
Street at the point or place of beginning
Known as 295-297-399 State street.
Decree amounting to approximately!
$12,000-00.
Together with all and singular tho
rights, privileges, lieredilaments and ap
purjenances thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
ELMER E. WYCKQFF.
Sheriff.
GEORGE SCHMIDT. JR..
$22.26 Solicitor.
10411-1-26-30-2-6-13.
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NOTICE ||
All persons cnntcrned may take notice, |s;
that the subscribers, executors and trus- II
tees. etc., of Margaret E. Evans, deceased, %;
intend to exhibit their account to the Or- j?
phan's Court of tho County of Middlesev. P
on Friday, tho twenty-fourtit lay of Feb- p
ruary, 1922 at 10 A. M . in ihj *T-rm • r B
December, 1921. for settlement ; ml allow ^
ance. the same being fust ami ted and. v’ A
stated by tho Surrogate.
Dated. January 21. 1922. ftl
Or.E N. OfiESEN. I
PERTH AM ROY TRUST CO..
Executors and Trustees |V!
10385—1 -23-S0-2-t»i»13-2U. p
NOTICE | m
All persons concerned may take noth. 'fi \
that tlie Subscriber administrator, etc r iu
Ellen Green, deceased, intends to exlub. M
his final account to the Orphan s Court - ‘"A
the County of Middlesex on Fridav tp.
third clay of March. 1922 at lo A M iff f
tho Term of December. 1921 for s-iti- I
ment and allowance, the same being" hi • t I
audited and staled by i lie Surrogate ip
Dated. January 21. 1922. ill
WALTER Cr. QUACK BN BUSH
NOTH i; —- J. I
All persons con.eni.il may |„|,0 , §>
that tho Subscriber udmintstrutur etc i V,
Nicholas Cusati. deceased, intends
Iilbit his llnal account t.» the Orphan a
C ourt of tile County of Middlesex on 1,",,
day. tlie 1 wonty-fourth day of February
l0--- sV.,19 rA- M- TtmofS r \
ber. 19-1 for settlement and allow .no / ■ F
the same bring llrst audited and « a"d’by Q-*
the Surrogate. “ oy
Dated. January 2l. 1922. I
CHARLES II. MERELLA,
10384—l-:3-30-:-#.iJ-2(|. A,,loi“isx*tor.
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