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r Today In Washington
IV By GEORGE M. MANMMi
r Washington Correspondent of The
Perth Amboy Evening .News
WASHINGTON. March 10.—Sen
ator Joseph S. Frelinghuysen today
succeeded in having an appropria
tion of $100,000 for restoring and
repairing Barnegat lighthouse put in
the commerce department appro
priation bill during debate over the
» measure in the senate.
Senator Frelinghuysen and Con
gressman Frank Appieb.v of Asbury
Park, have devoted considerable ef
fort during the past six months to
\ _ trying to secure this appropriation. 1
f They secured some weeks ago the
approval of Secretary Hoover, w hose
[ department has charge of lighthous
es. and Director of the Budget Dawes
wdio under the budget system now
has to approve all appropriations
before they can be made.
When tlie bill before the
House ten ilajs ago it wa* then be
lieved this item was Included in a
lump sum appropriation of four mil
lion dollars for lighthouse construc
tion. repairs and maintenance. After
the bill hud passed the House it was
discovered Barnegat Light was not
provided for.
Senator 1'relinghuyscn at once
took the matter to President Hard
ing, Secretary Hoover and General
Halves and secured their unanimous
approval. Today he brought the
matter lip In the senate and after
fully explaining the situation and
presenting approvals of the appro
priation by the President, Hoover
and Dawes, obtained also the Sen
ate's acceptance of it.
Barnegat Lighthouse is in very,
had shape and without prompt re
pairs this old landmark will br
washed oil into the ocean.
WASHINGTON, March 10.—Sen
ators Krelinghuynen and Ildge and
all the New Jersey congressmen
have been invited to attend a dinner
in honor of Senator Hunyon at the
Stacy-Trent Hotel in Trenton, at 6
[ o'clock next Wednesday night.
March 15.
Invitations came from Arthur T.
Vanderbilt of Newark, former chair
man of the Essex county Republican
organization, who will be Mr. Run
yon’s campaign manager in his race
for the governorship of New Jersey
on the Republican ticket this fall.
It is expected that almost all the
delegation in Washington will at
tend this gathering which is expec
ted to be one of the biggest political
puw wows held in several years.
Invitations also have* been Issued,
It is undertsood. to the Republican
members of the state legislature
members of the State Republican
Committee and the chairmen of the
various county committees.
ENGINEERS SEND THANKS
TO LOCAL MANUFACTURERS
In a communication just received
by the Perth Amboy Industrial As
soclatlop from the American Insti
tute or Mining and Metallurgical
Engineers, the association and the
city of Perth Amboy, is extended the
sincere thanks of the Institute for
making possible the visit of the
engineers to tile various plants in
this city*.
The engineers while attending the
annual meeting of the institute in
New York City were given an ex
cursion to this city, and shown
about the various plants, following ]
a luncheon at the Y. M. C. A. The
women of the party were entertain
ed at the Raritan Yacht Club, while
the men inspected the various indus
tries.
The letter from the secretary of
the institute follows:
“March 7th, 1922.
"Mr. O. Hatfield, Secretary,
•’Perth Amboy Industrial Associa
tion,
'•Perth Amboy, N. J.
“Dear Sir:—On behalf of the di
rectors of the American Institute of
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
ind on behalf of the members who
:ook advantage of the courtesies ex
ended to them, I wish to express
>ur most sincere thanks to your
nembers and the city of Perth Am
>oy.
"The pleasure experienced by our
members and much of the value of
our annual meeting Is duo to your
generosity. I hope it may be the
privilege of the officers of the in
stitute to reciprocate, and I am sure
that they will do this if an oppor
tunity is offered.
“I am,
■•Tours very truly.
"F. F. SHAItPLESS.
•'Secretary.”
For Auto Repairt
Either Commercial or Pleasure
Cara and Truck*
'RECTOR STREET GARAGE
PHONE—IIAt «8 _
MIGHT—tSt-H WOOIIBHIDGE
J J. LOMAX Prop.
' Corner Market and Hector Sta
Bartdence Burnet St. avenel
TO KEYPOKT READERS OF TBOt
evh^hno insw®
The management of *'*c Evening
News lias been infoniied that «**
lain dealers in Reyport arc c*n*fK ■
tug 4 cents per copy *°* •JjLSw
nlng News. This Is an ov«*|‘"*5
the regular price being * ^*P‘S
copy or 18 cents per week
If any reader being charged MJ>J®
than the regular price will notify
the Evening News office, we win
sec that they arc supplied with P«
pers at the regular price.
EVENING NEWS.
OBITUARY .
FOUNTAIN—At Matawan. N. ■ or
March 8, 1922. „
Asbury Fountain in his 69th y*ar
era! services on Saturday. March 11. i*
at 2.45 P. M. from bis lato residence. -Oi
Main Street. Matawan, N. J- 1VSC■*!
and friends invited. 1*33- 3-9 -1
-N
PERTH AMBOY CITY MARKET M ■
1 _131-SMITH STREET-131_~ - .
BARGAINS Good Things To Eat BARGAINS
% 4 j
FOR tin's WEEK-END SALE we are offering an unusual list of bargains in Pur© Foods. You may save many dollars in the course of a week by trading here for your daily needs. Extra special items have been arranged for this sale. Join the CITY
MARKET throng of satisfied customers—SALE ENDS MONDAY NIGHT.
MEATS
—
FLAT SPARE RIBS * .
Fresh or Corned; I
lb.„... IW,
SAUSAGE g±mm
Link or loose; our own B f
make; all pure pork; lb...
BEEF 4 ft
HEARTS ||j
lb.
t; ----
FRESH PIG’S FEET ft -
Fancy;
11 | ___
j,h'—
IPGRK OP
KIDNEYS /B|
3 lbs. ...
VEAL on
CHOPS / rj
Fancy; lb. .... "
BREAST OF ' <| ia
TL.13
PLATE BEEF a
Fresli or Corned; K
1Vl u
( J *1# Itw* •VU)*UUtl*IUN*l' ■ •-•••••
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BEEF a h
LIVER /Jj
| I* rcsb ; J lbs. .....,•
i BOLOGNA AA
LIVERWURST "I "I
FRANKFURTERS //
lb. - - -
RUMP 0
CORNED BEEF # H
lb.
• .. I
PORK
CHOPS 17
Special; lb..
VEAL i n
STEW ill
iVfsh • lb ■
* ICrtUj X'J» •
*
LAMB
CHOPS yu
lb. ........ ..«..«••
PLYMOUTH BACON ^ _
Dixie Style; * 1
lb.
• 1*1*1 • IV1M • i#. • . v I
SALT - _
T... 15
DUCKS a
Fancy; JQ
lb. .............. j
•
CHUCK STEAK ' aa
Special; MM
lb. »l»l • IIUI • • 1*1*1 *1*1*1 • .*-• .* -*.• • MM |
GUINEA HENS .a
Frcsli killed; I
Pair ..^
SLICED a
BOILED HAM, CORNED ■J"J
BEEF & SMOKED BEEF / ■]
K lb.faW
FRUITS I
►
TANGERINES rt F
dozen . ^ ^
———————————
GRAPE FRUIT ^ .
I Thin skin and juicy; m ^
5 for.
LEMONS .
Fancy Large; I
Dozen .. ww
-—
PINEAPPLES m
Fancy; I *1
Each . N
MIXED NUTS .
f. r::;.;.25
PEANUTS m a
Fresh roasted; I j <
qt. .BIBl • • [»M* • • • •
BALDWIN APPLES . «
Fancy; All
•1 qt. bskt... V
PEARS .
Fancy California; § ^
3 for • • • Itl • • I
•
FIGS f* mm
Pulled; in boxes; m
Box __ _
TOMATOES ^ mm
Fancy ripe; #
lb..
Pork Loins
Whole or half;
Nice and lean; lb..
Chicken
Roasting; all weights;
Fresh killed; lb. (•in • mw • ;cm • him •!« niiii: • • J
Rib Roast
Boneless Rolled;
Special; lb. (•<•!••-• • (I1U • IIMJ • Ittfll.'KUM*!* • •' jj
Bananas
Large 5 extra fancy;
Dozeil • • ••!•> • MM • Min • mu • sun *.• ••••••
—
Bess Cream
Finest Evaporated;
3 cans *i*i*i* •••• •
Butter
Brookfield Creamery;
lb* • / • tit • • • « *.*:aj •!•!•* •.*•••••* •
Cabbage
New; White or Red;
Special; lb» ««
Legs Veal
Special Milk Fed White
Veal; lb • •••••••• •' •'Mtm|
Bacon
Whole or half;
lb. .:.
Eggs
Strictly fresh;
Dozen • • • • • *-«.%• ••••••••
Mustard
^ Gulden's;
^ Jars ...;.(..»....• •i.t.i.t.i^*..i.iu*.M.. •.
I
\
Coffee OC
Mocava Brandj lb* m*i• .u*i•»w• t*i*!• i*im-«i
5 lbs* • :wi * • MN• Mil • • *iu*w:». $1*19
Free! Free!
Runkel Chocolate Bar with a % lb.
can of Runkcl’s; all prepared Cocoa;
half lb.
Chop Beef
Our big special;
Fresh and pure; lb.
Potatoes j
Good cookers guaranteed; !
16 qt. basket • uu«J • ;•;« • <•!•. •.*.•■••••.»•■• I
Cherries
White; |
Special; can ..j
Steaks
Porterhouse; I
lb* i*_*;*:•'.* *.*.•.• • • *i« • ,*i».».*t* j!
Chuck Roast 1M
GOOD CHUCK I ^1
For roast or soup; lb. ... ., • .•IMV I
Oranges Ot
Sweet, tbiu skin and juicy; ^F
13 for ... .. Um r*
Leaf Lard 101
Fresh; in cones; I ^F
lb.. it, *i • ••••• *i#** •••••••••• »i MSB 1
Olive Oil h Q.
Imported; ^^P
QTi • • %jm 98o
Liberty Roll 0 "I
Whole or half; ^F m
lb..... •
Cali Hams |fjl
Well smoked; g 88 O
lb* »'•!•••■«• !•«•'• tww • m. • «!*.• • • • »:•.* • • • • SH
Capons JC
Fancy; fresh killed; i
lb.. .
GROCERIES
PUFFED m mm
WHEAT J *1
2 pkges... " *
PREMIER PRUNES ^ ^
In pkges. % It%
Reg. 25c; special pkge....
TOMATO A mm
PUREE : It
Special; 3 cans ..
AUNT JEMIMA’S ,
SELF RAISING FLOUR 7 K
2 pkges. .....
RUXTON OR mm mm
SERVE U RITE H L
STRING BEANS / J
2 cans.1.......
BEETS m ■
No. 3 caus; I *
Special; can.. ■ ■
v- I
PIOKLES , || _
Sour or Dill; 4 il
Dozen . ..
JAUER KRAUT -
Loose; I M
2 pound can .. ■ w
COTTAGE - ||
CHEESE |||
Fresh; lb. .. " **
SARDINES ^ _
Norwegian, in pure olive O (Z j
oil; smoked or fresh; M T1
2 cans.fc W
SALMON
Tall cans;
Can .......
--1
POWDERED OR
COr"ECTIONBRY •
SUGAR
lb. box ..
-1
HOLLAND RUSK |
Jtist arrived; i
CHERRIES
Maracbino;
Size 30; 25c and ....
--|
GRAPE
JUICE
Bottle
PETTIJOHN’S m n
BREAKFAST FOOD 1 II i
1’kgC. >IMM* « • «
QUAKER’S CORN MEAL
Yellow or White a
9 v\lf frho /
W pKgtot • • *.*t'l*.*lfl* • • •
P. AND G. SOAP —I
Special;
Cake t|«|I> • iHM • M*i* • • • •. jjl
PEACHES
Good Honest or Sunbeam; 4 I
Reg. 3uc can
ASPARAGUS g* .
Harrison or Empire brand; 4 I
35c can ** *
VEGETABLES I
SPINACH f* mm
Fancy; m *1
V2 peck ..
KALE A _
Fancy; OK
Peck.
LETTUCE . _
Fancy large; I
Head .... 20c and ___ I W
CELERY m
Fancy; nice and white; .
Stalk .... 15c and ....... ^ W
GREEN PEPPERS .
Fancy large; | ] :
" 3 for ,.... .. .. .. I w
X
»
NEW AA
CARROTS 7 «l
6 bunches .fcw
SWEET a p
POTATOES VK
3 lbs."M
BEETS gy _ !
Fancy; M*t
4 qt. bskt.»w j
*
CUCUMBERS ||p j
Extra fancy; m !
Large; each ..
CAULIFLOWER gy -
Extra fancy; M
'Head ... MM; •

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