MISS ROBERTA ¡A O IYITIES PLANNED FOR AN GROENENDYKE ALL DAY CELEBRATTO NW TH ir

PRETTY BRIDE A H OF JU LY IN LYNDHURSTiWw* Hm* j At • Mfftuw

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ELKS MADE FINE SHOWING

FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE ASK

PM DONATIONS

IKHMAirS DOUAI SALE ENDS JULY •

ATTORNEYS PLAN TO DEVISE MEANS

TO CLEAN RIVER

DRIVER MAY HAVE LICENSE

TAKEN AWAYAT ST. MATIHEWS

l a S t M atthew s Lutheran Church, > J f e p n n P lace . and V a lla y Brook

.dbmnue, on Satu rd ay afternoon a t • s a o’clock, M iss L illia n Johanna M q b t , daughter o f M r. and M rs. J o h n H enry M eyer, o f 242 Pa «» Ave- ase^ w aa m arried to C hariea Acker- aaa, J r . , son o f M r. and M rs. Chaa. A ck e n o n , S r., o f Je rs e y C ity . The

■ ■ ■ «■ ? waa perform ed by the Bev. D a o r jr M u ller, pastor o f the church. T k a wadding, w h ile aim pla w as beau- t f M .

T h e bride who w aa g iven in mar- x is p b y her fa th e r waa gowned in w A ita georgette, w ith a lace ve il, — " I * * up w ith orange blossoms. 1 W ahow er bouquet w as o f lilliea-o f *k e v a lle y and w h ite roses.

If la s A lyce P ro tin , o f Je rs e y C ity M s the m aid o f honor. She w ore a aesd W t «ow n o f flowered ta ffe ta , and

, « la rg e green horse h a ir hat. She l a a i i i d a bouquet o f ye llow tea roaea a a d lilies-of-the-valley.

T k a best m an waa Jo sep h Sak- o f Je ra ey C ity , and the oah-

m w ere Alonxo Trum ble, and H en ry B td e n s a n , both o f Je rs e y C ity .

l i a George M u lle r p layed the w m ddlag m arch, and A n thony Ack- am a a , o f Je rs e y C ity aang " I Lo va T o o T ru ly .’

A fte r the cerem ony, a reception w a s held a t the M aaonic C lub Houae wo R iversid e A venue, w h ich w aa decorated w ith w h ite crepe paper an d wedding bells.

T k e guests a t the cerem ony and Ik e reception w ere : M r. and M ia .

Ackerson, M r. and M rs . A n ­th o n y Ackerson, M r. and M rs. Chria- f i s 'W agner, M r. and M rs . H en ry B ird e m an , M r. and M rs . P e te r Flan- a a ly , M r. and M rs . A n th on y D oyle, M r . and M n . A ug u st L e re t, M r. and M u - A rth u r B irdem an , M r. and M rs. T h n u Seru llo , M iaaea E . W agner,- M ad e lin e W ag ner, M a tild a D oyle, M arth a Birdem an , Rose H offm an, V ir ­g in ia P ro tin , Ja c k F la tto n , Joseph B akn e ita , and M r. and M rs. Howard M a y e r, o f Je rs e y C ity ; M r. and M rs. Im d a A n trim , M iaa M . F in le y , o f % r ta g B a ld , L . I. , M rs . J . Rothisberg, M r . W illia m P ric e , Lau re lton , L . I., H r . land M rs. A rth u r O efelein , o f B e tg en fie ld ; M r. and M rs. Jo h n Cris- to lla , N o rth Berg en ; M iss M atilda M S&sdorf; o f Secaucus; M r. and M rs. Jo h n Rosaner, o f M ayw ood; M r. and M rs . Jo h n M ereches, o f B ro o k lyn ; M iaa A m elia Freucher, F red Faaa, o f B ro o k ly n ; M r. and M rs. Anson H uey, « f N ew ton ; M r. and M rs. C. Hugen- kam , M r. and M rs. F ran k Lan e, Ar- tk n r Lan e , Ja ck Lan e , M r. and M rs.A . G erlach , M r. and M rs. L . C. Hen- w ood, M r. and M rs. J . H . M eyer, a ll « f Lynd hu rst.

M usic, Dancing and sing ing were en jo yed . The m usic w as furnished b y the M elody M asters, o f Lynd- knrst-

T he evening’s p leasures concluded v rith a fine supper, and then the «g w lyw ed s le ft on a honeym oon. Up- <ra th e ir return they w ill reside in N o rth Bergen.

Fraternity Chapter 0 . E. S. Celebrated

Birthday of ChapterF ra te rn ity Chapter, O rder o f E a s ­

t o n S ta r, held the lae t m eeting of tiae season on F rid a y evening a t the 'O dd Fe llow s H a ll.

In addition to it being the la s t o f season, the m em bers celebrated

«he b irth d ay o f the Chapter, which M em bersh ip o f th irty-seven . The C k a p te r now boasts o f about three ta n d re d members.

A t the conclusion o f the business •w m form ed in Ju n e 1920, w ith a m eetin g , a eocial tim e w as enjoyed

the m em ben and out o f town .-guests. There w ere gam «i, m usic, ’¿safes and monologues.

Refreshm ents consisting o f ice «ream , cake, and so ft d rinks, w ith fa v o rs fo r a ll concluded an enjoyable

■ a m uin g . M rs. H azel Pa lm er, W o r­th y M atron , presided.

J H L A N D M R S . R E N N E RE N T E R T A IN E D F R IE N D S

M r. and M rs. O tto Renner, o f Lake A ve n u e , entertained a t cards on Mon- 4 i | evening. D a in ty refreshm ents send a social hour fo llow ed the gam es.

T h e guests w ere M r. and M rs. Je r r y O ’Connor, M r. and M m . Chaa. P a tte rso n , and M rs. W illia m D ecker,

•af Lynd hu rst; M rs. Jam es G rad y o f , G a lvesto n , Texas; M r. and M rs. W .

B a rk h a rd t of C arlstad t; and M r. and J* M rs . George C arl, o f N ew Y o rk C ity .

I n , Sad ie Fram e, o f Fo u rth S t., "e ik o has been confined to her home ~w4tk an infected foot is now doing a ia e ly . M rs. Fram e turned her ankle <■* R id g e Road some tim e ago, and

?N aaiaed the ankle. A n infection set ‘• la an d M m . Fram e has had to use «B ritch es to m ove about.

W A S U N F IT T O D R IV E H IM S E L F

C hariea Blonn , 26 y e a n o f age. o f 35 B a rc la y street, Pa terson , w ill not have to w o rry about atop stree ts o* traffic W hile operating an autom obile fo r the rem ainder o f the ye a r o f 1929, aa his d rive r's licenae la by th ia tim e aafe in the hands o f Com m is­sioner W illia m L . D ill.

B lonn , and h is com panion E rn es t Cabana, o f 444 M araha l s tree t, P a t­erson, w ere arreated b y Sergeant O tto B a y e r, J r . and O fficer Joseph Tancred i fo r speeding through Lyn d ­hurst a t about s ix ty m iles an hour, in a Je w e tt sedan. T h e y had ju st turned out o f Ten E y c k Avenue, and started up R idge Road a t a fa s t «lip when th e y w e n » le d b y the officers who gave chase. T h is w as about two o’clock on San d ay m orning.

A t th e police statio n , they were held in tw enty-five and fifty dollars bail.

On M onday afternoon, Sergeant B a y e r testified th a t Bonn was in the back seat under the influence of li­quor, and Cabana was d riving . Cab­ana had no licenae e ith e r fo r the car o r fo r d riv in g .Cabana aaid on M onday th a t he never had a d rive r’s license. H e was fined 125 in a ll.

Bonn «aid that he had been d rink ­ing , and tha t is w hy Cabana was d riving . Ju dg e B res lin took his d riv ­e r’s license and said th a t he would send it to Com m issioner D ill, w ith a recommendation tha t h la licenae be revoked fo r a year, fo r p erm itting an unlicensed d rive r to operate hia car.

SAVINGS DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE JULY 10TH WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST

AT THE RATE OF4% - .

PER ANNUM

visions of t victlon, b . I lare and coi prislonod in

IN C H A N C M tT or H E W J K R 8 * T

M argaret K itchen , h la wife, „ A n n a K itch en K o u lls and Ivan M K o a l l s her husband. Id a K Jtch aa M cC urdy M innie K ltehaa K a n e aa d har hairs, devisees aad person al representatives,

a a B r in e s £ £B y v irtu e of the above state w rtt to

me directed and delivered . I have levied upon and w ill expose to r sa le a t public vendue a t the Sheriff's office, in the C ity of H acken sack , oa

at t w o » . S f U K W ' S U « S a v in s T im e, a ll thoee certain tracts or parcels of land and pr ssnlsss situate. I r ­ina and belns la the T o w n sh ip at i im d - hurst, In the County o f Bercen and State of N ew Jersey, sad more p articu la rly da-“ S l S s T * T R A c f c B eg in n ing on the northweaterly side a t P a r k Avenue a t a point therein d istant e a ste r ly slxtv-one (111 feet .from the Intersection of the w esterly aide of P a r k A veaue and the easterly aide of C o u rt A v en u e ; thaaee running ( I ) easterly a lo n g the w esterly line of P a rk Avenue M t r - lv e ( i t ) fe e t ; thenoe (1 ) northerly, a t r ig h t angles to P a rk Avenue one hundred twenty-flve (111) fe e t ; thepiee ( t ) w este rly a t r la h t angles to the second couree, flfty-flve <Tl) feet; thenoe ( I ) so u th erly , parallel to the second course, one hundred tw enty- live (115) feet to the po int or p lace a t ta r in n ln f ,

S E C O N D T R A C T ! B eg in n ing at a point on the northw esterly side o f P a rk Avenue distant thereon easterly one hundred and alxteen (11«) feet e a ste r ly from the cor-

James Williams, Jr. Is Honored With A

Party On Birthday rights, liberties, privileges, and appurtenancae there« o r In a n rw la e a s n s rts ln k

Jam es Flem ing W illia m i, Jr . , ion o f M r. and M n . Ja m es F lem in g , S r., o f 44 W illo w A venue, w as tendered a b irth day p a rty by h is parents at h it home on Sa tu rd ay afternoon, in honor o f hia e leventh b irthday.

The home waa a rtia tic a lly decorat­ed in p ink and ye llo w crepe paper. The cen ter piece o f the tab le was a bowl o f ye llo w d affyd illa , w ith high pink candlea in p ink candle s tick i on e ith e r aide o f the bow l.

Gam es, dancing, sing ing and m usic were enjoyed fo r houra. Theae were follow ed by d a in ty refreshm ent! ser­ved by M rs. W illia m i.

The g u e its w ere M ls ie s G ertrude, D orothy and A g n e i A m eie in , A udrey and M u rie l Bridgm an , E ls ie E ick e , L illla m Flo rence Sy lve ste r, M adeline, B e tty and K it ty P a rk s , also Howard Bridgm an , Ed g a r Robinson, B illy Sy lveste r, Irw in and M ilto n Newm an Ro lin Cam eron, A lb e rt F ish e r, Jr . , and the guest o f honor, who receiv­ed m any beautifu l g ifts .

S T U D E N T S H O M E FR O MC A N A D IA N C O L L E G E

IIN N IN O

HERES SOM ETHING

TO C elebr a te iv • * . < * "m : ' j '■ i - . _____ . - _____, . ............r :_ • / '____ . _________ _________ . . . .. .

★ A t H OF JULY BARGAINS IN TIRES

Joseph and Jo h n G lennon, ions o f M r. and M n . Jo h n G lennon, o f Rutherford Avenue, have returned from th e ir second y ea r w ith H en ry Candia, son o f M r. and M n . H enry Candiu, S r., o f Lake Avenue, a ll stu­dents o f S t. Cesare’s C ollege, Mon­treal.

W e h a ve y e u r a lso .

Goodrich Sihrertowns31x4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1 2 . 3 329x4.40 ................... 7.7530x4.50 ......... 8.7531x5.25 Heavy Duty . 15.50 33x6.00 Heavy Duty . 18.50 Other sizes at equally low

prices.

NOTESM r. and M n . Ed w ard A therton, and

son Ed w ard and daughter Gertrude, o f Ten E y c k A venue, have le ft fo r Chicagd, w h e n th ey w ill v iilt re l­atives. From Chicago, Mrs- A th er­ton and G ertrude w ill com plete the trip to the Pacific Coast, w h ile M r. A therton and Ed w ard w ill return home.

M iss G race Savino , o f R idge Road, is enjoying the breezes a t A abury Pa rk . ^ -------

M rs. C a rl Weber, o f S ix th A ve ­nue, entertained a t b ridge at her home on Thursday afternoon. A fte r the gam es, refreshm ents were ser­ved by the hostess. The guests in ­cluded M rs. W illia m Landells, of Feim A venue; M rs. Jo h n O ’N e il, of M ilbu m A venue; and M n . W illiam Stoh l. M n . W illia m Lan de lls ca r­ried off h igh honon.

M r. and M rs. Jo sep h Longo, of Sum m it A venue, entertained a t a stag p a rty in honor o f the gradua­tion from H ig h School o f th e ir ion , Joseph. A ll o f the guests w e n also o f the graduating class. The g u e its w ere Carm ine Savino , J r . , George Bo llenback, Robert P a ttiio n , Joseph S te lla te and Ja m e i Lo th ian .

M r. and M rs. F ra n k Koeh ler, o f Page Avenue, are en terta in in g M r. Koehler’s sister, M rs. George Cow­man, and her daughter M iss Angeline Cowman, o f B ru nsw ick , G a.

Howard Perine, six y e a r old aon of M r .and M n . H ow ard Pe rrin e , o f Livingston Avenue, is su ffering from in ju ries he sustained when he slipped in the bath tub, cu ttin g him self, on a broken glass.

M ils M abel M owl In who is a m is­sionary in China, and a t present on furlough to th is country, addressed the Epw orth League o f the Lyn d ­hurst M ethodist Ep isco p a l Church. H er topic w as “ The Young People a t C h ina."

B ANG! No, ft'« nek firewtìrka. Jyat prices on Goodrich Tires being

dropped to th e Joweet level they’ve h it in m any a day.

If you’re |o i n | to drive your car over the 4 th , ta in advantage of th ia “ once-in-a-U fetlm e” opportunity to gat tlree In shape.

S ta rt ou t w ith a brand new eat of

M r. and Mrs. George Westenrelt Celebrate -Anniversary Tuesday

M r . and M n . George W . W ester- w e lt, o f Page Avenue, celebrated M bsir ten th wedding ann iversary w ith « sap p er on Tuesday evening. The * * l a and groom o f ten y e a n were g a w M te d w ith m any beautifu l and m M g ifts ,

7 fce guests w ere M r. and M n . E . «C. M aker, W oodhaven, L . I., M r. and

.a e ^ G eorge G lenx, Jr . , M r. and M rs. 'toetffge G lenx, S r., M r. and M n , An-

S tayto s, and son E ve re tt of i g n a b , L . L , M r, and M rs. C.eorge '5 3 l S r . « >*r. and M rs. George S S k J» - . Hr- snd M n . A lexander q g B a fc h Mr- and M rs. Charles E .

aad M r. and Mrs. Chaa. m M M s r v e l t a t tk e Bronx , N . Y .

G oodrich Silvertowns *«*A Y E R S G A R A G EAuthorised Raybeatoa Brake Service Station

1 5 5 P A R K A V E e - P lm e R rtk 138 1 Lyn d hiurst, Ne J

a Late Hb liteau Z

started Um m h m M o n the Lynd- hurst H ig h School w as instituted

T h ey w e n C atharine W h itm an . C ,ayl*rd K ia g , M a ry V a lm tin e , and B a ia a rd K tm m m . Gaykwrd K in * was presented wHh a m edal fer n o t he- ta« tardy t** th a en tire school year.

U ay Jo rd Kin* w ill profcahly study a t tha N ew ark C o llege o f Pharm acy, aad C atherine W h itm an w ill enter P ra tt ’* In s titu te T he o th tn hafre not fu lly decided w h a t courte th e y w ill

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Lyndhurst Notes

D O L L A R S A L E TO ACCOMMODATE OUR CUSTOMERS

WE WILL CONTINUE THIS SALE

UNTIL JULY 6TH

LAST FEW

DAYS OF

THIS GREAT

- S A L E Lyndhurst, N. JTdL Rutherford 109

.adies 2 Piece Bathing kiits. Pure Wool. Reg.

,$4.50. Sale #2.98

TVa Saeied Heart M a l 'f l u è w«H •nMr a Im i r».«* up tfcs lludwm «a fan* «a Mi» Laeeita ftoawn. |«n t-•Wat, and Mia* l i n n K«MM>dr, k> rial dtiwrtar a n M rfcary* af iha ar-

nt>

Pure Silk, full fashion Ladies H o s e . Service weight, and sheer all col­ors, all sixes. Reg. $1.39.

w « r« n * T t m \ k iu r <>». I « x w * H » r

■uMtNii m i u o t i M i ’i :

I 'K H IK I M K X » »**•

**** -** «n r *• IP* BanMeU . iwp»*w a w d I V fV 'V M u a o f M * A ii fc*M « • N k H it. 4*r iam *. I t i * )«>«■»••»* » W M u | 4 M > 4 a »

Ladies Broadcloth Pajamas Size 16 and 17. Reg. $1.49.

Sale #140_____

Childrens Night Gowns, site 6 to 12. Reg. 69c.

Sale 4 for *140

Tots Pure Wool Bathing Suits. Bathing Sun Suits

* 1 .0 0

Ladies, Mens and Chil­drens Worsted Bathing Suits, 2 p»ace. Reg. $1.49.

Stle 69c

A STRIDE TOWARDIN E MOWRNIST MOCt

Y piN E gauge ch iffo n r atockings—p u re »ilk —w ith th e M odernistic Duo-heel. >

T H E A T R ELadies Silk Veat and bloomer*,

rites 36 to 44, 2 for fl.00Ladies Glove Silk Bloomer* and vests, 42 gauge, all «bade* and a w J I jOO and >1-10Ladies Silk Chemise, beautiful assortment, lace trimmed, f l .00 Silk Step-in*, guaranteed, 42

gauge, very attractive, #1.00Satin Step-ins 2 for jtl.00

36 ia Long Chiffon Hose. >ure Silk, full fashioned, .united quantity. Reg.

JE.75. Sak #1.73

RIDOB R O AD

Bathing Caps I Oc

Bathing Belts 15cGDucbHcel

SILK STOCKINGSMmsas Frock*, big assortment,

«taw 7 to 14 11.00Beautiful Selection in Boy* Wash Suits, Cadet Suita, Sailor Suits. Khaki Suits, May Suita, hi** Ì to | . Price* from 2 far flJOO *a

Su n d ay. M o n d ay , fu n * V O ju Ir I

Richard Barthclmcaa in "WEARY RIVEROmwdy ‘ Why la A M a ' IUn

Drama—"Hear» of Gan. R «k B. Lee"Sunday Vaudeville

Tota Straight 1‘anta, pure linen, rise 1 to 8 Reg We. Safa 2 for

turnMuslin Slips. 2 for #140Childrens Stipe

25c to #1.00Children* Silk Bloomers, very

heavy quality. 2 fa rjU X > _Misses Short Bloomer*, Glove Silk, 42 gauge, two-tone. Reg.

»1.79. Sale 01-00 .

Pure Silk Sheer or Chiffon Hose full fashion, pastel ..shades, sizes i / i to 10. Reg. $1.65. Sale fl.M

DRESS GOODS Tuwdsy. Wednesday, July 21

“THB HOME TOWNERS’* with Doris Kmyoa

KaH Dane in “THB VOICE OF THB STORKG undy "CèU Imip" Ma Na

Thunday, fi*day, July 4 »

“THE TRAIL OF W with Data«* Del Ri. Gotaady "WKjCsUI VOIM BART

AESOP* FABLES BIT* H t*Special 25c yd.40 in Floan rad Vodaa, DtaMy«, katutsa. Ret 4*c to *9c yd

Close Out 25c yd.

M T i M T S TREMNANTS

Childrens Broadcloth Bloomers, rises 8 to IS, 4 far #1J»

Ladiet Broadcloth Bloomer*, rite* 38 to 70 2 far $1M

Ladie* Night Gowns, hand made, lace fancy embroidery, fait color,

2 for $IMBeautiful aaaortment ia regular rise and extn sue Gown* in fancy voiles, mudint, broadcloth, fancy crepe. Value up to 12.49 ________ Sak »1-00Children« Gown*, 2 far $IM

Children» One piece Pa(amas.2 far >l<e

Crepe and Fancy Broadcloth Pa jamas, for ladies, men, and Juni­ors, fast color, 0 tM *a

Adolph Menjou in “MARQUIS PREFERRED"

“CAPTAIN SWAGGER’* with Rod La RncsyaoCu*a«dy -U m jy TwyW “ «ah Kpma* wt

COOL and COMFORTABLEStoddags

5 pair for $ 1 .«

Golf Socks• New Demgns, bsMttful assort-

5 pair for $ 1.11

Tots h ire S ilt Pongee Son Saits

ORDER YOUR

C O A L

Xx4SP3kw Cases S h r J1.M

Tot* S a Sots

2for $LM

M a t e r i a l sFROM - - _

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GRANT AVBNUB AND O. L A. V . R. R.LYNDHUKST. N }.

PHONE RUTHERFORD 1079

SEALPAX UNION SUITS, SEES 34 T O 46. RBG #1.50. SALE #140B. V. D. SHIRTS AND DRAWEBS. SCEB Ì2 T O 46. REG. 9fc. SALB 3 FOR #240

COMMERCIALLEADER

E R N E S T J . D A B IN B T T ...S E C R E T A R Y tod T R E A S U R E RE D IT H I t F R A N K ............................... A SS O C IA T E E D IT O RW IL L IA M E . K A E M P P .. . . . .A D V E R T IS IN G M A N A G E R

Y etrly «ubacription $1.00 in tdvtncc. Single Copy F iv t Cents.A dw tU nf R a ta on Application.C h affed Advertising, 1 line* J time. »0c. * lines, 2 times, 75c. f lines, 1 tb ttt,

11.00. * lin n the minimum order. Y ta riy n W on request. A ll ad t ptytb le in tdvtnce. A ll copy muit be in Leader Office before 4 E M . Thursday. N o « H a charge it made for rcpliet received through thi* afice.

Copy (or new tdvertiaemenU tnd chtnges ihould be nceivtd i t the oSce «1 publication not later than 10 o'clock Thursday morning.

Address all mail tnd m ate checks payable to The Commercial Lender Co. fag.Independent tnd Betrfeo— Nothing to te ll but «pact for legitimate advertiaing

LYNDHURST. N. J., FRIDAY, JU N E 28. 1929

l ^ & r *d * * “ D-T he guests w ere M rt. Hazel Pal-

a » « , w o rth y m atron; M rs M ae O auth, aasociate m atron; M rs. Btan-

W a i^ M rs . Em m a B a rit, M rt. f t a ttft, Flo rence Cat-

i ? * ' ^ *■**•* W efnerb erg , M rs. » ¡ « y N a y , M n . V io U t Schw eigert, M**- M a rg a re t H endrickson, M rt.

PIIBUC SERVICE 1 0 SUPPLY POW Ht FOR LACKAWANNA R. R.

Fu rth e r d eta ils o f the forthcom ing e lectrifica tion o f the D e ta w w f Lackaw anna and W estern r S J E S ’ a re announced b y Pu b lic Serv ice E le c tr ic and G aa Com pany a t fol- lows:

The con tract entered In to w ith Pu b lic Services p rovid e ! fo r the «ap­p ly fo r tw en ty years o f a ll the pow er w ed b y the Lackaw anna be­tw een Hoboken and M aplewood w h ile the Je rs e y C e n tra l Po w er and L ig h t

■«* the N ew Je rs e y Pow er and L ig h t Com pany w ill aupply the equirem enta beyond M aplewood. Pub ­

lic Service w ill fu m ith a lte rn a tin g ' “ r r tn t e le c tric ity from ita M arion Po w er S ta tio n over th ree cablea to a sa lu ta tio n to be b u ilt b y the Lacka- jw n n a a t Berg en Ju n c tio n , Je r te y C aty; and from lta recen tly construct­ed W est O range Sw itch in g Station o ver tw o cablea to a substation to be b u ilt near the R o aeville Avenue S ta tio n in N ew ark . In theee substa­tions the Lackaw ann a w ill use raer- cu ry- trc re c tifle n to convert the e le c tric ity to d ire c t cu rren t fo r the tu p p ly to it t overhead tro lle y tya- tem .

The Lackaw anna’t eng ineert esti­m ate th a t the pow er requirem ents to be «applied b y Pu b lic S e rv ice w ill be about 16*000 Id low atta ’<rf demand a«d th a t d arin g the y e a r 86,000,000 k ilo w att hour« o f e lec trica l energy w ill be uted.

The p n een t p lan t a re fo r elec­trifica tio n o f th e M o rrie and F « —» D ivis ion from Hoboken to D over by w ay o f M o rritto w n ; th e M o n tc la ir B ran ch from R o te v ille A venue to M o n tc la ir and th e Passa ic and D ela­w are B ranch from Sum m it to G lad ­stone. The con tract a lto Includes lig h t

O N L Y T H E F R I E N D L E S S P A Y

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« n t ,M r. and M n . Jo h n Shea o f,

B ro o k lyn ; M r. and M rt. S tackp o le , o f B ro o k lyn ; M ies N e ll M cM anus, o f B ro o k lyn ; M r. and M rs. J . E . Ban fle ld , o f Lo cu tt P o in t; M r. and M n . C hat. Ban fle ld o f A tla n tic H lgh landa; M r. and M n . R . P . B a n ­fleld , o f M o n tc la ir; M r. and M n . C h at. D ougherty o f Hoboken; M r. and M ra . Raym ond D ougherty o f Hoboken; Mr- and M n . F . F lyn n , o f Hoboken; M r. and M rs . C h at S y lve s ­te r, o f Hoboken; M is t Ed n a S y lve s ­te r, o f Hoboken; M r. and M n . Theo­dore Sy lve ste r o f Hoboken; M r. and M rt. Ed w ard S y lve s te r o f Hoboken ; M r. and M ra. B . H o w e ll, o f Hacketta- tow n; M r. and M n . J . H ow ell, o f B e rn a rd eville ; M r. and M rt. L . D ougherty, o f W o o d cliff; M r. and M rt. Shea , o f M onticeUo, N . y . ; M r. and M n . George S y lve s te r, o f Pa t- aalc P a rk ; M n . FV lts , o f F ra n k lin , N . Y .; M r. and M rt. W illia m L . S y lve ste r, o f Lyn d h ara t; M aster France« Sy lve ste r, M aste r W illia m Sylve ste r, J r . , M ias F lo rence Sylvea- te r and B e tty Sy ivea te r.

Jo h n H ille r o f H oboken .'and Jo h n Fo rrea te r, o f C aria tad t, w ere found parked in a parked ca r on R iver- tide Avenue locked in the arm a o f M orpheus.“ They w e n picked ap b y Sergean t Otto B a y e r and O fficer Tancred i, and looked up when th ey had not licen te fo r the c a r in w h ich they w e n sleeping. T h ey claim ed a t f in t that they did no t know who owned the ca r, but A n a lly acknowledged tha t it w as the p rop erty o f George U quhart, who ca lled a t the police station, and claim ed h it car.

Five Yeare Ago This Week

“ A IN T th a t ju t t lik e a m a n ? " ta ya M rt. H appy P a rty , "A lw a y s th in k in g o f h it etom ach ." W e ll he’a a lso th in k in g o f you r ap ­p etite , M ra . P a rty , and the feed-needs o f the lit t le P a rty s . >

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It did not take long to bring about the identification ; of the man whose body was found at the comer of Essex

and Polifly Road, Hackensack, early Saturday mom4 mg, thanks to a tailor's mark on the clothes and the finger- prints taken by Police Sergeant William Mens, of the Ipckensack police department.| The tailors address was given as Astoria, L. I., and «be fingerprints were hurried along to the police of that dty. By midnight detectives reached here from Long ■land with photograhps of the victim, who had been shot mree times in the head by gangsters.

The dead man was an ex-convict, who last March n o t and killed a man and a woman in Long Island. He y d hrm sought since that time by the police and by Mends of the couple he murdered; the latter got him first md wreaked their vengeance in their own way.

In view of the fact that the murder on Saturday was j w bdMa committeed in Bergen county, Prosecutor Hart's ■fee will endeavor to find the gangsters who killed this Xtn, a task that is quite near the impossible.

Pumping of their dead by gangsters in this county] I frfcnmtftg monotonous and disagreeable, but therel

fcesn’t seem to be any way to stop it. . ‘ 1

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Thoae assistin g k m « m M rs . H . P h a ir , M r». G . Jo in o n . l h » E w s ra ea. M rs . Schneider and M n . O U u r iM r.

T he hostesses w ere M m A . W ind- fe lt (Su p erv iso r o f the 8th g rad es.) M n . Diansend, M n . J . G ustafson , M l* . F lyn n . M iu C o tto«, M n . R . D . B a tte n , M n . O . W h itm an . P resid en t o f the W ad d ag to a , M n . A . Ostheim - a r. P resid en t o f th e H ire r R oad , and M r*. H a tty E a r l Presid en t o f the C e n tra l M rs. R . D . B a tte n w as h o s t

Refreshm ents w ere served ia the ca fe te ria and dancing in the gym nas­ium .

W e take th is opportun ity to ttfcn k the m others o f the graduates and others who so generously donated

AIRPORT MARKERS TO BE PLACED ON P. S. GAS HOLDERS

À lrp ò it m àrkert V i t i soon h a placedon top o f gas holders in th e N ew Je rs e y te rrito ry served by Pu b lic Se rv ice E le c tric and G as Com pany. The firs t o f the m arkers w ill be a t­tached to the H arriso n holder w hich has a capacity o f 15,000,000 cubic fe e t and is one o f tb e la rg est in the w orld . O ther ho lders to be so m arked in the near fa ta r» a n those a t C a ld ­w e ll, Dum ont and Som m erville.

T he .m arkers, whose purpose is to a id av ia to rs in cheeking th e ir courses and to show the d irections and d is­tance o f tha nearest a irp o rt fie ld , w ill be types approved b y the D epartm ent o f Com m erce, and w ill be designed ia chrom e yellow .

The m arker to be placed on tk * H arriso n holder w ill constat o f a c irc le e ig h ty feet in d iam eter on the inside o f w h ich w ill ap pear tha le tte r “ M ” . tw en ty fee t high, in d ica tin g th a t the N ew ark A irp o rt ia ia the m etropo litan doss. Outside the cine!» w ill be tw o la rg e signs 172 fee« long, sp e llin g "N e w a rk ” in le tte rs tw en ty-eigh t fee t h igh, w hich can be read from an a l­titu d e o f 8500 feet. A n a rro w seven ty fe e t long w ith a la rg e “ N ” in the cen ter, w ill point to ' the tra e north . A no ther arrow , f if ty fee t long, w ith a la rg e num ber " S " in fro n t o f ft, te lls the d istance and d irectio n o f the a ir ­port.

M b iQ iireG attM j b Honored Guest

of A eJoOy CircleM iss C la ire G affn ey, ot N ew Je rs e y

A venue, w as tendered a su rprise p a rty a t the hem s o f M rs . Chorlee G ran t, o f Po e t Avenue, on F rid a y evening , M ias G affney g raduated ea Ju n e 14th from the M e n e r ftsa rie y School o f L a w , o f N ew ark. -

exhsust our strencth la sa y one proo- ess of hum em áktng; s«cond, wa knov that when sm sll sraounts of fru lts or vegetables are canned st oas time, tbe resu lts a r* battor. W a have several methods of csnnlsg. Tbas* metbodt are changtog because of experim ente and rosearch work betng conatantly ca itiad oa by ths Home Económ ico

kettle, the w ater sesl esnner aad the steam p reñ a r* cooker. K the wash boiler Is used, a galvaalsad w ire rack la needed fo r tbe bottom o f th* boiler la keep the Ja r* from knocking and breaking. D ia only tha best rubbers aad aae aew ones s rsry year. Dip Id bolHng w ater before placing them oa tha laro .

General D irection*O n ly fresh, young rege tab lee sod

fru its should be canned. Do not allow them to stand overnight. The Jars aad lid s must be carefu lly Inspected and cleaned. W ash the product thor oughly. Then p ee l seed, core. ball, serspe « oat according to the fru it or »— tab le aad tha purpose (o r which It I* to he used.

to r Ja rs.1 B lanch aad eeld dip It secev

sary.«. Pa ck carefu lly I* Joya. Add 1 . teaspoon o f *att to each «n an

o f vegetables.*10 M r w ith botila« w ater or •Trap, |f fru it.

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la oren coonlag, the Ja n of frult are placed oa tbe racks of the ore* No water U aecessary. I Uks te uso a shallow poa as a precautlon to oetch aay ovsrOow of Julo* whlla trulla sr*

ikln*. Set the oven hsat rsculaior at 811 degreee aad oook for 4« m ía ule* If plnt Jare are «M d, ene bour for qusrt Jars. Pollowlng ar* *lmpl* di- rectlona for csnnlng chsrrlos la ths ores. O thsr frults snd tomsloee ar* cssssd la tb* ssme wsy. Tomatoee, If dsslred solld for uss In salada, etc., ore canned wlthout sddlag water.

Canned Cberrlee Wash In coid wster. Beed If deelrod.

ff tb* s**ds are not removed, blancb tbe eherrles for t i secunde. Psck lato hot, scoldsd Jare to wllbln one lucb af ths top. placa nsw, scalded rubber In poslllon. Pili eseh Jar t* wlthln ons Incb of iop srlth bolllng syrup. Psddls. Adjuet ths lid loosely. Plsce Ib th s oven at oses for osa bour st ÍM ds«r»es. R sao rs frote the oven; ssal Immerflatsly.

Csnned TemeteeeWssh and lmm*ra* la bol 1 1 n« wal*r to 8 minutas, or uatll ib* ik lss wlll

sil» »ff easlly. Plunge s t oaes lulo coid water for a fsw secoads. Remove the eklns. Psck carefully In hot. scsldsd Jars. Placs ssw acaldad rub ber In positloo. Pili the Jsr to wlthln

Incb of the top wlth bolUag wstsr w!tb boUlng bol slew*d snd

strslnsd lomsto*«. Add 1 teaapoon of sslt lo ssch «uart Jar. Psddls. Adjuel the lid toosely. Plece In ib* evos at once for one-hilf bour at 171 degreee. then one hslf bour at !M degrws. Re more from the oves; leal iftmedl etely.

Oyrup* «or Prulte * 7

Tb* syrup for sweet trulla sis y be thls; It msy be stád« of J pan of su«sr to * psrts of wstsr. Par médium or eour frults. ths syrup msy be mad* of s«usl m .asure of eusar and water, or t, I er I parta of augur to I pan of wator. Por (rults ef sre rsgs sweet- n*ss, eucb as psaches snd raspberrtaa. syrups msde sf s«ual parte of eusar and watar or 1 parta af asear to I part of water ar* d*slrsbl*.

Boíl the eyrup Ion« *oough tu di» anlvs the sugsr. essslly obout t saín utos.

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C PO R T ha* its place in the mod*' era, daily program - nearly everyone has a favorite game oa which he dependo for recreation and fnr health. Who» a refreshing warm bath lo t low«, the joy of the game and iu healthful effect« are in tm iiefi.

For the frequent ha tho and the many other errfd a n when hot wmer ia naadrd. inotall o t«*

rat*r healer. Thio oyotem ia io rrgiilating that the hot water supply

ur home anon ia taken as a matter of

Water may be healed by thi at a cog that maire« the service wefl worth wMla.

Poe a Imitad tin s we are aie wing 0 ) to #10 Ine am old wa*ar boater that io replaced by a gm emomanc mor» y a type which mnge In pnce from #70 iyw«rd pnorims abis at i itg hriy higher price on iremo m low m f ) down and a m on*. -

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THE COMMERCIAL LEAPgH, fRlDAY, JUNE 28, 1929

UNDERCURRENT STORY MAKES Where TheyPky DRAB GAME SPECTACULAR ONE

T * L ARCHING of eye brow», the cnes of dismay

n e d h ig h ly teU you «

ae u p n au n o r a goou th in g * a n chang ing.

A t gam* m fca sect t n^so^uæ

of dunuy and the howia of anguifh that followed the frac»» in the eighth inning of Sunday'«

Club game only goe* to «how what treeacndau« inroad« ha* made in thi* life of our*. Just becauae a pitcher daaircd

an dhot off the remark« of an ebullient rooter with hi« Sals, many found i t an excuse to tear on their hind leg« and demand what aort of aiTifhsimi the Club wa* handing out—baseball or prist fighting? The p c ia n of a couple of men throwing fists at each Other tatmtd 1 •duguating to many. Yet our successful movie magnate ■ id u t with no less than five or six «crap«, much lea« tamer than Sunday'« hm ti affair, will never be *ucce**ful. And favorite fiction writera have

that estate through an ability to draw their fighta bigger and than other rival«.

“My my,” sighed one who had flat Chib's future a* Mart, “ what a blow that will be to the crowd, T V y l never « mm around because of these fights.” That waa the «¿Wen of a good portion of the crowd. So you can aee how thiaQs «re The time wh, when a fan waa unable lainterest remained avid and nniathfod until ha ___’•»ho had. Then he would not a*k the acooe o f th e gaaae, but the E*t of dead, wounded and miasing—tike an undertaker or asn- balance chaser. Out in the bottle tfaeowhy land o f S t Louis, the magnates of baseball, even to d ay , know their m m are not fsring out when the fans sit in peeefen state* and not in pitching postures with bottle« taking the piste* o f the baubalh One rabid, old time baseball fan, made quite a point of the fact > Municipal <Ovul was laid out, that the field would not be a success.

“ Vflhy," he said scornfully, ‘‘thi* field i* too near the police station. Bow are you ever going to put on a good fight to please the fan*?” O f course the old fellow was living in days past, and he could not aae die varnish civilization was tossing over our cruder nature*. At ■ hat, the fight of Sunday proved a real scrap could be put acroM on the field and if the crowd doe* hot interrupt quite a few eyes can be blackened fcefctt the arrival of the Town Hall corp*.

GOOD ATTRACTIONS DRAW

The crowd« at Municipal Oval this year have been amaller than d in t of last baseball semester. The weather, the automobile«, Holden's IVnl, even the radio, may be blamed for the dwindling attendance. Our

is the Club's entry into a league is hurting the intercat The i* small, and there is little variety in the schedule. Up until these

: two Sundays the teams have been the Unions, Paaaaic Pro«, Boncheada, Outside of the Boneheads, few of thoae teams have any

: for local fans. The teams could be brought to Lyndhurst without need of a league. Then instead of drawing opponent* from one

i alone, Patcrno could get team« from all evet the State.

McCojr, Pitching Agaiiwt Fortner Mates, Finds Predica­ment Tight, But Overcomes Columbus Chib, 9 to 4 Foe Rutherford Red So* A t Municipal Oval— Weakened Wh«» Hit By Pitched Bell, Mileski Forced T o Make Way For Buclcy Ryan.

Game DtiD and Dragged Out Three Hrs.for most of the route w aa the C q lum bu* Qub Ruth

game, Sunday. The Sox took the gam e, 9 to 4 , mainly McCoy'* pitching—but

Slow and dull erford Red Sox through Mike in tpots.

T k a i* waa tha t flra t Inn ing > w r th rill* . T ha t waa whan M i M lleek i had *at the ris ito rs w ith « ■ « and M cCoy, who hed Juet throw n over the ahackle* o f t in C lub , shambled un easily u n w illin g ly out to the mound to oppoee h i* for-

it w as tiresom e baseball except

T he rsaa cam e the W e a itB itte r

IHZZYDALE

* a 'H A T gentleman with the crossed legs and the sun burned note who -A «at in a box during four of the Yanl^ee-Athletic skirmishes was

other than Wilyum Breslin, who dauled the boya with hia playing forward for the Unions, last basketball season.

If Mike McCoy, the whisperers whisper, was not allowed to wrinkle la« face, and arch his arms and pitch with the air of: "What a tough old n d te t I went and picked on," he just wouldn't pitch that'a all. Frequent cbnbings with water and ice that he underwent each lining after feis arick on the hill, moved one to solicitously ask Michael if he could v •at portable bathtub, Sunday.

A1 Johnson is busy denying rumors he threw over all coaching and Managerial duties after his Mohawk A. C. took a licking the other day. dU, these days, skithers precariously around in a Chrysler roadster—new— %•* don't rush, women—he still needs both hands for driving.

N ot that we care very much, but we feel it would only be ju ttk c i f Jo e Loaki, Adam Bates and Dick Goliembewski laid th e claima o f owner* a h 'p to the Newark Bears when they are losing as they a rc now that th e Speakermen have at this writing run up a winning streak that total*

H olden hat evolved a philosophy regarding advertising for his um swimming pool. “W hen iu h#t,” says Holden, "theyII lock

the pool. A nd when its cold they will also flock, but not to the pool."

flo a t o f the

o f It was and I I t increased when the

o f the Colvm bua C lub walloped oat a p a ir o f run*. I t increased a s M e C oy, h ia lipa fa in t linos, toaaed the b a ll eaoh tim e, ta il «a, stiff, lig h tin g fa r a e lf control.

I t w aa poor baa ah a ll from moat o f th e roete, but w h at a flra t inn ing th a t wna. The undercurrent sto ry, though, staled, evaporated a fte r the U w In itia l aeaaion, u n til th * eighth ,inntng. The C lub apartad then and skyw ard again w en t McCoy.

T h e r u s cam e again from the Colum bua bench. A t the close o f the inn in g ha ruabtd over and In vited Jo h n Ruggerio a Colum bea C lub co l lecto r, to g et up and lig h t H is eyes b laa in g and hia narvea keyed to the b reak ing point, he demanded sa tis ­factio n . A nd w hen Ruggerio d id e-

he w ent sw ing ing a t him in a irk rage. T h e y were separated. Long M ike, h is nerre* le t down,

c ried .vio len t m usic that w a* fo r

th e fan * who fo llow ed the thread o f t in sto ry th a t waa woven thru the gam e. I t w aa a poor gam e to w atch , bat it contained enough side­lig h ts and h ig h lig h t* to lif t i t in apeetacu lar re lie f.

M lleek i Ia la te lIn the aixth in n in g Mouse M ilesk i

w aa walloped below the th ig h w ith p itched bell w h ile a t b a t H e at­

tem pted to m ake the run to d ie t, b at h ia pa ra llie d muscles brought him hobbling to e a ith . In eviden t p ain , he picked h im se lf up and stru g ­g led the rest o f th e d iitance to the flra t base.

T h e Incident uneettled M cCoy fo r a m om ent, but it eras o f g rea te r im ­portance to M ileak l. He w as given a runner, and he rested fo r the rest o f the inn ing . He had been p itch ing steady b a ll up to th a t tím e, but In t theU lYM _ _R yan , the le test addition to th e C o i umbua ranks w aa brought in .

O ne more score was m ade, and then R yan settled the innlng’a work w ith a p a ir o f s trik eo u ts . Two m ore runs w ere touched from him in the eighth, and he breesed thru the n in th scoreless.

T he eighth w as a hard inn in g fo r M cC oy. H e allow ed Lendells to get on flrs t and the circus started . Two m ore runs w ere scored before Long M ike could get h is bearings again .

Sch leb ler alone seemed ab le to reach M cCoy’s offerings and three tim es he h it sa fe ly . Fo r th e v is l to rs W anand showed the h ittin g w a y , connecting fo r a p air o f douh- lae and the sam e number to trip les, not to m ention a single.

Red Sox

One of the unsung, unhonored heroes of the Columbus Club team A1 Guidetti who has not missed scoring a game these past two, threesac naat _____ _

And if you think handing out an error when a player think* he, & byckman, 2bhas scored a hit is easy try it some time when you have had your iron.

■nmf .steady d« u up io in »» u r n , in the seventh he could n o t get accustom ed hop on the b a ll and

se runs trave led in before Bueky

The acore:

Sca n n e lli, If. S tta re k l, lb . J . P a u l, 8b.

ab. r. h. po. 4 2 2 g

And if Nelson Gardner Barringer, secretary of the Youm is forced to write out one more of these legal sounding rei

lie is going to take up law and hang out a shingle.

URsol

Men«utions,

And Morris—Morris . the Rutherford new« center, wante u* to print sa big piece about the gorgeous, grand and scrumptious fire-work supply lie has laid in, and we would, Morris, only Bill Kaempf would take a

nibble of our head if we did.

T IM S SHOULD BE GOOD

B ERT WELLING, Pattaic fistic monarch, has a dodo of a fight buried * away in his four round preliminaries for houU he i* promoting

<un July 2nd in Garfield Young Metli of Lodi and Jimmy Eulo, of Sandhurst, meeting in a return bout is the tame announcer for the affair, U s t considerable drama,, ladies and gentlemen, underlie* that statement “T i e Lyndhurst Eulo is a cousin of our own toey, though rumor« are

cone* from a more distant point than this fair surhurh. Jimmy wa* 'a r t down on the seat of his boxing knickerbockers a couple of week* ago b y MelH The fight wa* going along ju*t too «well for Jimmy. He wet

'tgmg his left and crossing his right at the proper moments. Mclli't s and body were becoming bright salmon pink frost the thud of Bulo'a

Then out of nowhere a right came to poise for e c s the brink of Eulo’i chin. The crowd ihouted end Joey, who w e * in hi* cnusin’s corner *houted. But k did n o g m . Jimmy Eolo laid flatter than a salted pickerel until the fatal ten were c ounted. The ending we* unexpected so wn* the punch. A * M eR m in a iy boy* who think they ere going soaacwhete usually Jo , Eulo end Melli had talked things over before the Meet o f she fight “What" they told each other with sly laughe and tS S il^ n g i i “is the use of killing oureehns. Well d tn e t k wit

inai who’ll be wiser.” That wet the egreeuient and that ww the «Mas e* the poked look on Jimmy Edo’s face «Aon he coaat to.

t the real story is y e t to com e. It turns out that the punch wee fo r revenge Som e tim e ago, Joey Eulo, in Canada, had been

by an opp onent Young MeUi was the only subetkute He was w illin g to go on . In* only protected by the proviso

| | tafce thing* easy Joey did—for a couple of round*. Then > h e would need to hurry if he wanted to catch hi* train. So

ado he proceeded to drape the astannhtd MeUi a l That wa* why MelU wanted revenge That W M w h y

I MM m ade the victim. That wa* why tin return bout should “ r. W e llin g a n n o « « « “ Y o u n g M * o f U d l en d

m ist m a return b o u t . . . . .

W in an d , c. . . . H . D yckm an, i A . P ra u l, rf. . M athieueon, cf. M cC oy, p. . . . .

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fo r I g iven all-state

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H O N O R A B L E M E N T IO N

18 G IV E N A L R U 8 SO

BY* C V S F A L Z E R

A l Russo, r ig h t th e H ig h School, honorable m ention selections by Oua w eek. The O lson*' thece rta in fleldere.

H e w ill be ava ilab le fo r tw o m ore yeer* o f baseball. Long clouts w ere h is spec ia lty th is season, and he drew the rig h t Held post on the second team o f a Bergen County paper's A ll Bergen selections.

T he .same p aper gave honor­ab le m ention to Gene Roea a t Second base. R osa did not p lay the en tire season, but he showed up w e ll when he w as g iven a chance aa substitute. H e w ill also be beck fo r ac­tio n next yeer. Ruaeo and Rosa are elated fo r reg u lar berths on the g rid iro n squad.

MOHAWK A . C IS READY FOR TWO

3 GAME SERIEST he M ohawk A . C . w ill en te r in ­

to the m ost e laborate p art o f ita schedule th is season tom orrow when it clashes w ith th e Creecent A . C. in the flrs t o f a th ree gam e series. T hu rsd ay they w ill ag ain strin g Into action when it m eets the Lynd hu rst Bea rca ts in another series o f three gsm es.

R e id w ill no doubt sta rt p itch ing in tom orrow 's gam e w h ile V ive re and Russo w ill be ready to re lieve him .

T he M ohawks w ill probably line-up as fo llo w s fo r the flrs t g sm e.'

P itch e r, H . Reid .C atcher, I . R ua lka .F ir s t Base, E . Russo.Second Baae, B . Monday.T h ird Baae, P . Russo.Sho rtstop , R . V ive re .L e f t F ie ld , W . V a len tine.C en ter S ie ld , E . M ille r.R ig h t F ie ld , A . Russo.

UNION RUNNERS CAPTURE THREE

PUCE PRIZESC h erley Sk id d s, Jo e D illon end Je c k

K le in an Take M edala in R a th e r fo rd M arathon : Goa J in in g U a a ita fb tA ’Sh ie lda Makes G ree t Show ing B y T ek in g E ig h th Piece .

The Colum bas C lub e t th ia w ritin g la a e t y e t decided who th e ir opponents sh e ll he Su n ­day. The N e tie y P leasu re C3ab and the T ien ten A . C . o f P a t­erson, the la tte r Red K e e l'S outfit, ere probably a t M unicipal O ra l.

T he D ice A . C . n o eta a pow­e rfu l outfit a t S t M ichael’s O va l. The Sepphiree w ere te have bom m et, but th« gam e w as cancelled end th ey w ill m eet the E a s t Ru therford Cube.

H The Y e w « M en’s Looms face th e Lodi B ravee , fea t

a t Lo d i, Sunday.On Fo u rth o f Ju ly , the D ice

A . C . w ill p iey the Colum bus C leb e t M u n ld p e l O ve l ad 3:80 o'clock.

will

b o n o r s a w a r d e d ______T O R S . S T U D E N T S

wee g iven a geM a n d a i fa r being M the heaor ro ll each M a th fa r the post taro yeere. A ll MM fo llow ing 'so-

La u ra E h rlich , L illia n C a ria , W a rte n Groóm e, Lü-

,rio tte K ra ft, ..en ee M ick ley, H aro ld M ille r,

Ru th O ’SalUTsn , H eiso Payno, G ertrude Raube, C eri

-u■»■■■ T a y lo r, H ildegard W eyersberg , O lg a Zaw adekl.

b leck le tte r fa r a th le tko . T h is is U w on ly tiass tha t n g ir l ha* i m th is

at

thatbe

to M r. and M » . Ja a e d t. ■tote en V a B w B n th e grounda. T h e y tin g a

of

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A t th i* aaoem bly n num ber o f w ere preaented fo r seholaiah lp ano

M rs. Po in tdex ter, sponaor fa r t in Studen t Council, presented « liv e r ella to th e fo llo w in g students who hsd earned th irty aerviee points in ex tra cu rricu la r a e tiv itie e :M arg are t B ro g iia , L e a n JSh rlich , Jam es Lo th ian , G eorge Cohn, Joseph S te lla te .

M r. B a tte n pieesn tsd a H » g e ld piece to G ertrud e PoreeU i fa r the beet w ork in flra t y e a r L a t la T ide p rise Is g iven each ye a r by M ra. B . D . B a tten to the one who receives the highest m ark in flrs t yeer La tin . G ertrud e '* average w ae » l t t % .

M arg are t B re g lia w ee prcoonted w ith a eolid gold m odal fo r b rin g on

honor ro ll each m onth fo r the three years. Jo h n W oods

w ill spsnd t!G ir l

H ib e rn ia , w h e n she w in he th e is a lender o f

, (U r i Scoute a f L yu < n ra fr

Î M ra .M rs. Bahsrteon , C h ap ista ; loch, secre to ry a t A ram ; M is . C u rtis ,

bugiar. 81m 1, T ieo p 1, (

Fox, ss. , . . .V a le n ti, tf-rfR yan , lb . p . .---H alm , 3b .............M lleek i, p-rf. . .C o rne ll, cf. . .C h ria t, 2b. ...........Lsm della, r f- IM bSch lb le r, c.............. 8

T o ta l ............... 84 4 8 87 15Score by Inn in g s:

Red Sox ............... 010 200 420Colum bus d u b — 800 000 080

Tw o baae h lta , W inand, (2 ) , M c­C oy, S . D yckm an, Foa, H a lm , Sehib- le r ; Three baae hlta, W lnand (2 ); S a c rifice h lta, H . Dyckm an, V a len ti, M athieuaon, Double p lays, Mathleu- aan to S ita ro k y ; Strikeouts, by M c­C oy t , M ileek l, S , Ryan 6; Baaee on b a lk o ff M cC oy 5, off M lleek i, 8; o ff R yan 2 ; S to len baae*, S ita rak y , H . Dyckm an, M ilesk i; 8 co re r R P a u l.

Show ing stern determ ination three U n ion A . A . runners captured p rises In the second annual Ju n io r O rder M arathon in R u therford and Lynd- hu ret la st Satu rd ay. S tic k in g to th e ir taaka despite tha heat and the e igh t m iles o f rugged going, C h arley Sh ie ld s, Jo e D illo n and Ja c k K le ­in an won prises.

Sh ie ld s ftnished in e igh th p lace, good going when it is considered twenty-one hopefuls ran . D illo n took fourteen th in p lace w h ile K lem en Ju s t nosed Into th e w in n ing huddle w ith seventeenth.

G us Ju rg ene , local jnara tho ner runn ing unattached took th irteen th p lace.

Sh ie lda showed g reat ru nn in g pro- greea in h is exh ib ition . L a s t yeer he w aa In e ighteenth p lace a t the end o f the n in th m ile. Sa tu rd ay , though runn ing w ith ou t re g u la r mar-

h e

Columbas Chü> Jrs. Lote To Wood-Ridfe

The Colum bue Jú n io ra truvu lled to W oodridge and loet a Ave gom e to th* W oodridge A . C .

The Jú n io ra had the gam o up in the flre t lnnlng w hen the» *co red fies runa.

D eFrino , the tw irie r fo r U n Jú n ­io ra had the eppsslag b atie ra rnis- aing hia «ffw tnge.

In the flfth and laat tan ta« tha

A B B E YG U Y

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N ow O peii Up-to-date

B A R B E R S H O PLocated at

v a m j s . BROOK AVE. LYNDHURST We Specialize In Cutting

LADIES and CHILDRENS HAIR V. LIPOMA, Prop.

The Safety of Raw MilkC a n n o t B e Q u a r a n t e e d

• ' ' h 1

First: Because only 60% of the typhoidcarriers in dairy herds are located by the normal physical test.

Second: Because the test for tuberculosis in catde is as yet only 90% efficient.

Third: Because a dairy worker may easily infect milk with typhpid or dyptheria erms before he knows he nas the

f .diisease.

But you can say “Ish kabibble” to these facts for happily balanced against them is a greater one—

Pasteurization Makes M ilk SafeAnd there you are. Summer’s heat has no terrors for mothers of young babies—pasteurized milk is safe.

Vacationists needn’t carry typhoid eerms home, for progressive resorts have pasteurized milk supplies— pasteurized mUk is safe.

and

Even having to stay home all summer isn’t half bad for Janssen is on the job too—and Janssen’s Grade A Pasteur­ized is doubly safe. ,

Pasteurized by the most approved modem methods—

CALL RUTHERFORD 2130 t_

Authoriaed Distributer* in B srgsu C ststfy f s r W s i m O ordsu rsitlfled TT-T* A ridspM hn M itt

To express our business policies in a readily under-

atandable way, vie have made use of the symbol you tee reproduced here—a symbol already familiar So

It tells, very briefly, what our «lesi« ofservice arc.

Dimitys, voiles and broad' doth. Values to $2.25, $2.50. $3.25. ,

Special ¿1.69, ¿1.96, ¿2.69

10:30 A .M . D ivine Serv ice . T h e top ic o f Sun day m orning's service w ill he "H o w a m an m ay obtain a b lessing from tka w o rk o f h la hand i” . In that ao m any. ju s t a t th ia tim e a rc leaving achool aad seeking , perhaps for the firs t tim a to oam th e ir liv in g , we believe th ia topic to be qu ite tim ely and w iU be o f benefit to the m any youngatera who have graduated from o ar achoola and now w ill t r y to atand on th e ir own fe a t W li believe th ia topic and ita diacussion w ill help m any an o lder peraon alao , w ho aeama to have g o tten in to a n it , aa fa r aa w ork ia concerned. W o rt ; w e a ll m eat: ku t w ith w h at d ifference do m aay go a t th e ir w o rk ? Ia yo e r w o rk drud ­g ery T A re you in a r u t? H ave you loat yo e r pep and enthuaiaam ? W e believe a ll w ill benefit, who w ill come to beer R ev. Ifu lle r Sun day.

Lynfiiutit Methodise

R ev. Jo h n C . Lan e , Paator.R idge See d aad N ew Je ra e y A ve ­

nue. R ev. Jo h n C Lana, paatoe.Sunday 8chool 9:46 A . M .H o n in g W orah lp 11 A . U . 9 m ^

to r t subject, “ T W Kingdom la t e r .priât.**

A t W aatm inater Presb yterian Church the peator, R e r. Jo h n C. Lan e, w iU preach Sunday m orning on “ O u r H eritag e o f Freedom ” end on 8unday evening on “ Cod’s Challenge te H ia Covenant People” . Beth mem- la g and evening aarvicaa w ill be ma in tain ed a t W aatm inater o n til Auguat. There la a cord ial welcom e I fo r a ll.

O N E H U N D R E D A N D F IF T E E N ( I I S ) I N C H W H E E L B A S E

NOW PLAYING—Richard Dix in “REDSKIN”

Filmed in Technicolor «nth Sound in the Beautiful Southwest Vkaphone Preaentedon—THE TOY FAMILY in

“Chip. Of The Oid Block”“Sidewalks of New York“—A Screen Song Novelty

FOX MOVIETONEW S

JUNE it.

;

F I N A L W A R N I N G

Re-(h|am atioii Sale Ends

J u l y i l k

Home or Porch Froda

Ladies Silk Hosiery Value» to

$1.M . Special %

i Hundreds of other items far to numerous to mention. Don't miss this sale. Its a chance of a lifetime to buy reliable merchandise far below regular prices. In fact the stock is offered to you for cam regardlessof còst.

32 PARK AVENUE RUTHERFORD

C H U R C H E S

A Vita phone Sound and Dialogue Pa- ASSOCIATE FEATURE -

d ea Tryoo in “THE KID’S CLEVER"______ Movietone A rt—Radi Etdog ia Song*

A 100% TALKIE Richard Dis «■“ NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” !

Hie First All Talking nctui Proaaasarinn ill INOB ÆYFPS

wfcfc H. ■. Warner m i Vietar Varami |m "THE DIVINE LADY*

W ith SOUND aad DIALOGUE

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The Charm of

New S o aaer Apparel

The charm of the new apparel for Summer wear ■ «pedally evident in this showing. Colon ait a f poling. Styhn« is ail that you could ask, y«t, prices »« as reasonable as wual here.

Dresses all sizes-fltK

CLASSIC HAT SHOPPE

294 UDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J.

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Hand Ball Sand Beaches — New Wattra Coocjiti l a w

Am Idaal Location For «-fmmlng aad Batfci^

SWIM IN DUNKING WATER

LYNDHURST SWIMMING POOL210 RIVERSIDE AVR, LYNDHURST. N. J.

Comer Court Ave, East Bank of Ptaaic Rtvcr

Studebaker’s world leadership, in eight-cylinder sales provides the

f World’s X.eadingValuei n t h e n e w

T H E new Dictator Straight E ig h t now provides the

supple smoothness of Stodehaker straight eight power, in a motor car o f genuine beauty and gen­erous th e . . . and at a price which only the world's largest builder o f eights could achieve. No other car provides so fully every fine csr quality at so low s price— as its tpedficationa prove to engineer or layman.

Drive this new champion-built eight/remembering the reputa­tion it inherits — 7 7 years of manufacturing integrity.

/If AsséStrmttài B ttkt aw Serof 22! cubie Indi piston di p lacement. Abundant power, m arvrioui A nibdity and Msnothneas ptuaeeonoaiy w kkk nvalt (he tbnftleet o f daaa.

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M r. and M rs. A. D eM asei o f Po st A w , L y n d h u n t, entertained q u ite • fe w o f the wssrabsrs o f the Lynd- h m t B b and th r ir « A n a t th e ir I H l w a t Ocean G re w , fo llow ing the p tn d e w hich w aa on* o f the ftm tares o f tbe E lk s Convention a t A sb u ry h i t

T h a r served • w r y d elig h tfu l mp-

C, w h ich w a i enjoyed and praiaad a ll p n s s a t A m « thoee praesnt w a re : M r. and M n . A D eM assi.

M r. and M rs. J . M eEaehern, M r. and M n . P . Quinser, M r. and I n . H . M cD ow ell, M r. and M n . L a P s m and M n . R tiU y and M ra. Jones.

D en ting follow ed the rapper to th e tan e o f the rad io. E ve ryo n e enjoyed

The papila o f M n . VeO at S te w a rt Goetchios, 150 C en tra l A venue , H u - brouek H eigh t», participated in « re c ita l a t her hom e. W edneeday m n > in f a t I P .M . T h e fa llo w in g !■ *-

M g a a B M a a a t a i l *jfrn lu W18 p ivW H W U »* D orothy G nchan, Sen e • * M h , W a rre n ; Jo a n h i r e l l , M i l W a its , M a rtin ; B lanche S tra e h l. PtflfcN ec- turne, Leboch; G eorg* O 'B rie n , Show er o f Boose, S treeh b ec; V M M Bro w n , Long ing P a r Hoaaa, t a r m aim ; G race W a h l. U n M ile s Le l- lah y , M a rtin ; D o ro th y C erchen , Bohina R e tu rn , P la h e r; H ag o H an n an , S ta r o f Hope, K en ned y; L a H a . A nn W rig h t, A V alen tina P a rty ; M artin s B lanche S tra a h l, C te w W o n a , U a h a ; G eorge H a le . B o tty a W a lla . M a rtin ; Preneee B ra w n , F lo w e r Son g , Lan g ; G eorge O ’B r ie n , M en d ag P ra ye r,

~1Mt BeautifulW A L L R A O e

E L E C T R I C

ST E V E !EXPLANATORY BRIEF

New Jersey Automobile Operj tots’ and Owners* Financial

Responsibility LawCHAPTER 116—LAWS OF 1929

THIS NEW J-AW provide* d ot whenever a person has been convicted o f a violation of certain provision« of the Motor Vehicle Law*, «uch ai reckless driving, feeding, operating while intoxicated, leaving the scene of an accident, or haa caused injury or death to any person, or dasaage «a property while operating a motor vehicle, the CVnnmissiomr o f M otor Vehicles shall requite from such operator, o r the penon in whoec name the vehicle is registered, proof of financial ab&ty to respond to any damage* for future accidents.

O n faihm to furnish such proof, said operator's license or owner's registration shall be revoked “

Proof of financial ability may be furnished by the~ ittngof a certificate o f I—n an « or a bond with liability limits of *1,000- *10,000 for personal injury or death and *1,000 for property

aey Avenue, who recently | from the Mercer Beasley ! Xjow of Newark, and has

THE COMMERCIAL

Long Islaad Cssple W«d la Local Chardi

M iss E v a Robie o f *884 30th S t , A sto ria , L . I-, and Jo h n H en ry Schw a rtin g o f 9611 - 180th S tree t, R ichm ond H ill, L . 1. w ere m arried W ednesday, Ju n e 19th a t ,» o'clock in the evening by Rev. M u lle r a t the S t M atthew ’* Lutheran Church.

Joseph Tobane o f N . Y . C . was best m an and Jacqueline Loudy o f Je n e y C ity w as bridesm aid.

Lyndhurst Bible d mThe Lyndhurst Bible Class for

Women held a Social meeting a t the Methodist Episcopal church on Tues­day after-noon, when a shower o t g ifts for a C hristm as Bo* to be sent to Mias Elvira Strunk, m China;wa» a feature. Among the grfts received were 90 pencils, 15 handkerchiefs, a doxen Wash Cloths, 25 thirteen rubber balls. No more pen cila are needed, but other w tid e s ^ P still be received by ^ -5 °“ ??*!??! Mr*. Charle* W. Brelle, Mrs. Paucher, and Mr*.T he box wiU be m ailed e a tjy In the

f *M U a A n n a B . H ill en tertained w ith seve ra l read ing*, and a guessing game w as p layed, also old tim es song» n e w

*“ pfans were made fo r S .F lo a t t m Bible Class members in the tnaepenj dence Day Parade. The ta d iw <* it will appear in M artha W aahingtoa

d lJuíyfc28rd w as «elected a» tb e day w hen the class w ill go on “ to Pa lisad ea P o rk . M rs . R o b M t U F Is * is chairm an o f the com m ittee ot

* I t w ee voted th a t d u ring the next y e a r the class w ill have a d iBeren t speaker each w e e t T K e c o m m it t e e secure the speakers are M rs. E d i^ R . O tt, M rs. T . P ., Sh a rw e ll, M rs. G eorge Blum enstock, M rs.Suess, M rs. H e n ry D aucher, and Mr*. Jo h n D avidson.

T he la s t Tuesday of each month is to be used fo r a business and social

""ou t^of-tow n guests at the »ocial w ere M rs. Emma K ru e g e r .o f T ro y. N . Y .; and M rs. Em m a C u rtis , ofBelleville. _ „

President, Mrs. George L . Holland, was in charge of the m eeting wit» th ir ty members of the class present.

Iced tea, sandwiches, and cake w e n served by the entertainment com m it­tee In charge of Mks. G ladys Gibson-

M.E. ChurchThe topic for the morning sermon

a t the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday will be “The Spirit Has No Selling Value", and in the even­ing a t eight “How Do You Look?” Both sermons to be preached by the pastor, the Rev. George Fountain.

On Saturday of this week, the Sunday School will go on their picnic to Eagle Rock. Busies will leave the church a t ton o’clock in th e morning. A fte r an hour of games for the members of the school in the after­noon, there will be a baseball game between the Married Men and the Single Men.

Tbe Sunday School will clone for vacation period during the month of August.

The secretary’s room has under­gone renovation, and with a new deck, and a fine rug donated by Gar­land Galloway,' has been msde a more cheerful place for the secretary to do her work.

IRIDAY. JUNE 21, 1929

PETER GAMNER DIES «H O SnTAL

P e te r Gardner, who fo r a num ber o f y e a n has hem B rin g e n Lynd hu rst

r

Y. P. C. U. Note*Next Sabbath evening the YJ*C.

U. of the Reed Memorial Church will install their new officers for the en­suing year. The officers, elect are a* follows: President, A rthur Lane; 1st Vice President, Muriel Glenday; 2nd Vice P residen t Joe Aldridge; T reasurer, Ruth Detmering. «nd Sec­retary , Mildred Payne,Dr. Llttell will he in charge of the installation ser­vice. This will be th t' ing for the season and next fall the society expects to s ta r t out with a bang! The officers will have all sum­mer to plan their work and^ every­thing will be t t readiness for the firs t Sunday in September.

There w ill be no Young P*o p l® » m eeting during the m onths o f Ju ly and August, but don’t fo rg et th a t there is a church service every Safr- bath evening at 8 o’clock. Keep ®P the church going hab it during tn* sum m er months.

The society entertained Hudson •Presbytery a t its closing executive meeting of the season. A Je llc io u s supper w w served and tlw tables were beautifully decorated with roses. After supper, a song f r r i c e was held on the lawn with John Hender­son in charge. After enjoying thebreeses on the l a w n the group agaJn

in the church which was beautifully decorated Ewen Roberteon, newly elected preu- dent of Hudson Presbytery presided fo r the first time a t a bustaess meet­ing 'of the Presbytery. During the meeting Will R. Heron, honorary President of Hudson was presented with a beautiful travelling bag from the Presbytery. Mr. Heron was preri- dent of Hudson Presbytery for the past seven years snd gave Hudson the s ta rt that i t ha» today.

M IS S C L A IR E G A F F N E Y

IS HONORED B Y T H E

C A T H O L IC D A U G H T E R S

Claire Gaffney, of New Jer- ently graduated asley School of

the <Ms- o f

They’re Off—Start o f Indianapolis Grand Prix

ONE O F TH E M O ST TH R ILLIN G SPECTACLES in sport is the s ta rt of th e 500-mile Memorial Day race nt the Indiannpotis Speedway. T his year, Studebeker’s P resident Eight Roadster will pnee the field of tiny rnce cars around the 2yi m ile track in what i» expected to be the fastest race ever ataged on n big speed own). The President E ight was selected because of its outstanding position in the stock ear field. I t bolds 11 world record» and 115 American records, including the greateat record in history—30,000 miles in- 26,320 consecutive minutes. At tbe wheel of The President illustrated above ia Ralph Hepburn, veteran race pilot, who will be seco at Indianapolis this year burning up the brides as a member of the Duray team.

TjMectricity by its contribution ^ MLà to economy and efficiency in

production has assisted in creating for New Jersey its reputa­tion as a great industrial center, and, too, along the wide stretches of the State's northern water front, it is at work in many ways, in the development of the New Jersey section of the great Port of New York.

At the Lehigh Valley Railroad dock at Jersey Q ty,an elec­tric crane is used to unload iron ore shipped from the Argen­tine. Its unloading bucket handle« fifteen tons at a lift and working with a smaller crane, it can unload a 20,000-ton ore boat in approximately twenty-four hours. .. .

Where power is required for any operation-—in the home or factory— electricity provides it in its most efficient and adaptable form.

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P V B L I C

Charles A. Haase

Painter aad Decorator. . . /

279 Lyndhunt Avene*

Phone Ruth. 1310-J

L yn d h u rst

Spedab Week Jw a e 27* to jMy * 4 1929

M E A T D E P A R T M E N TW A TCH O U t W INDOW S FOR DAILY S H O A L S

T ty O ar f c p r C ared Catnheef A I Cm»L B G S O P L A M B 1 LAMB STEWROAST M OP

G R O C E R Y D E P A RKANSAS CLEANSER 4 fsr

M K V’"JgrUZ&ZJZXr*ABB’S HARDWARE STORE

300 Valley Brnek Ave. Lyndhurst N. J.

3414

IMF, The Déférant Cleaner. 2 pfcg*.ASTOR COHFEE.

BANQUET T E A ............. % LB. 23o-Mi LS. 4ÄOiesge M m — A Wonderful Flavor

KING OF CLUBS Gsi«er Ale, 6 bottles in carton * Binisi Flush Assortedwwm n luasi aw^ ra^ww

WESSON o m pint

CHIP90 Qakk Sods, Large Pkg. 21c 3 Small Pkgs. 2V

INS8CT POWDER. Bee Brand Small Can 10c Larger Can 21c

COUJBGE INN BONBD CHICKEN, 6 na. can .. ........ . . . .55cMakes Delicious Sandwiches

QUOCO BISCUITS, 2 packages . . . ! .............................. / . 25cDdidou» Biscuiu In A Jiffy

Puffed RICE * WHEAT, 2 pkg». ...... . . . . . . . . ..............25cDeSdons Cereal — One of Bad»____________

UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM, V4 sise can . . . . . . . . . . . .20cDelicious—Tasty ______________

BAB-O For Cleaai»^ T8e and Porcelain, 2 cans . . . . ----- .25cWHEATSWORTH, Whole Wheat Graham Crackers, package 14cR at s WINE JELLY. Port—Sherry—Madeira, 2 pfcgs. .25c

F R E E D B L I V E R Y

In b ra o f the policy or bond, cash or securities may be d rpowted m an amount to be determined by the Commissiooer.

A non-resident i t «abject to the tame provision*, and for fu h m to comply tfcsrewkh thaU have bis privilege of driving w ithin the state suipessded.

A special form o f policy will be required to comply with the ft frdw o o n «1 tha new law.

O ur Casualty Insurance Oompaniss wdl provide all forms foqokod bp this act, to take cat« of burinses under this law.

F o r F u rth er In form ation

P h on e R u th erfo rd 10 7 7

100 RIDGE ROAD LYNDHURST, N. J.

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Dfty Pictarw To 9wv Aft X b, M y 44-6

T h » w i k | p k ta raa o f N stie a a l TTaapftal^ P a y ,_ i U y lt t à , IM S a t Ä sraa a P inea , Berg en C o w ty lloap lt-a l U m w ill liaSwW W aa ^PaaSshow*i a t Mm SM e T h eatre I f f f t r o t , a a Ju ly «U i. 5th and «th .• 1 k m p ictm m w ill be a t iatareat to a ll lw | M C oun ty ra d ia n ts aa m any — t ook p u t m d thoo ianda o f ptopto w itim ix d the celeb ra ti ee. T h» p lcturea h a*« h a w shown In several m otion p ictam bcaaea throughout th» com ity w har» they h a w heea recel red w ith w th a d a w i.

fia d o n t to r ta i to ga and « a them

Troop 3 NotesB y B U I M onday

Su m utar! W ith Ito cfaaractariatic fa ie ty hai pa to b ite « the sed al U fa

A ctu a lly tt ia tha tim e fo r a laaae i« . A tim a to fo rg e t U fa*! troohlee and look fo rw ard to frivo lo u s enjoym ent.

B a t there U a w th in « th a t you hear litt le o f and th a t ia a fa th e r a id eon d inner. T ha B o y Sco u t T roop Three, Lynd hu rst, w ill have such an « « « it F rid a y , Ja n a 28th w han th a ir T h ird A nnual F a th e r and Son D inner w ill ha hold a t tha Baad M em orial Church. T hera w ill ha food speakers, sing ing , whoopee m aking and ab o re a ll "e a ts ". Y ou can ho a»re th a t thoee preaent w ill have tha "ttm e o f th e ir liv e s ."

L a s t week a t Troop T h ree ’» m eeting fina l p reparations w are m ade fo r the d inner. D eta ils w ere com pleted ao as to have everyth in g in w ork ing order. P a tro l leaders w ere to ld to aaslat in • very possible w ay. Scou ts ware to ld to cooperate w ith the ofteera o f the troop and aa th ings look i t thou Id be a g roat d inner and a b e tte r B ight.

tiaon, o f flam Avenue, sailed sal S a tu rd ay fo r th a ir n a tive h a d , Sco t­land, w h ere «hay w ilt spend tha sum m er v is itin g o ld friends and re- lat lvaa.

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VACATION

S u rr , w m » "Sibert, atody « - . _____

Berm uda; M iaa h u t Duaaaa, Bedt- “ tt. N . Y „ M iaa N a iU e O a p ia k , study a t C a taa M a U n ive rs ity .

fra n k lin Schoo l: M iaaaa Sad ia aad Alice Cm im aai, W idbtagtaa, N . * , Kiss EU aaa G r a d * . B n b i M i n , K iss M abel H ayweed. aaparv iae d a ilyvscstion bible aoboal.tow n.

je ffe rw * S ck ______tour N ew IM g iaad «o te e aaa

Thousand Is lan d s; M i» «o b e ri» Gro- «nendyke, w ill ha ma r r ied a a Ja n e26th to Vietar B a it . M iaa P a lla U - isn w ill toor a d d ila w aa* aad M aa-

“ colum haa Sch aa i: M ia . M a rjo ry jlscM u lloa, S aaMde B a ig h ta ; W aa Catherine D ow ney, G attyb u rg , f a . Mi.. A lv ira G la faaa .U tm H ¡ ¡ p ¡M ss M ary U a jb AMiss Ruth W a lk e r,

Coim: M ?ss M M ch e C a r ie « i'

A tlsn tlT 'S ig h la ad a j M iaa E d ith H al- nes, Budd 1 a k a

Roosevelt Sch o o l: M rs . Jo h n Je h a a , Indiana; M i* G ladya Patsch el, G a „ Mrs. A rth u r S a ja M a l, N ew toa, M ra. Harold Talho*. to u r Canada; M ia . Peter Lcnnoa, B e ik ah lre e ;Hartner, V irg in ia aad V an Ed ith M utch, A ab ary P a rk ; M iaaaa Theresa M o re iti aad E d ith baum , A tla n tic O ily ; M ra. Southard, study a t B a tg a ra ;Ann Koehler, Seaside P a rk ;Edna Broadw eH, C h ester;

4 Edith L inq u iat, M an aequan . M iaaaa Ellen Lyoua aad Ja a a M Haiaator- kamp, A sb u ry P a rk ; H a rry D arby, Study a t B atg ara .

Lincoln Schoo l; M iaa Beesie DUka, Budd Lak e ; M iaa M a rg a re t M illa r, Councilor a t caaaa ia Conn; M iaa Edna Fsrq u ahar, C o lorado; M iaa Dar- is Hussey, te a r N ew En g lan d atatoa; Mise M arion B iU o , G reenfie ld ; M iaa Ethel S la te r, ark.

Miss L illla a W Ik e ff, m usic anpar- visor, Gladstone P a rk ; M iaa O lga Guffey, penm anship superviso r, Mia-souri.

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MR. F B E D V B E S S B G U IE TO S P E N D 8 U M M E B W IT H

H IS SO N , IN S U N N Y S ID E

Mr. Fered erick Beaaeguie, the o r­ganist o f tha Lu th eran Church ia going to apaad tha aom m er in Sun- nyside, Long Ia lan d C ity , w ith hia son. He expects to leave tow n on Friday, Ju a a SM h , and retu rn la September. H a w iU reside a t <M S Bliss Street, Sun ayaid e aad h ia phone number w ill ha S tillw e ll 4489.

In September he expects to retu rn to Lyndhurst and resum e U s teach-

I in ? and will d u ly n o tify U a friend s through the m edium o f the Ceaa- mercial Leader h ia new addraaa, aad phone number, ate.

BERGEN MOONLIGHT Fi BUS RIDE

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His Trucks Run Better After 100,000 Miles, Says Burdge

R e d B a n k , N . J . » O p e r a t o r N e e d s

N o M e c h a n i c s t o M a i n t a i n h i s

1 5 B u s e s , V a n s a n d T r u c k s

Stresses Importance of Good Motor Oil

The problem o f lubrication fails t o _W- A. Burdge o f Burdge & Sons, Red Baak, N. J. He picked the proper motor oil when he started business, and depern care of his trucks. I t did.

nded on it to takeneks. I t did.

‘‘Right now,” gays Mr. Burdge, “any one of our 29-passenger buses can a tm out in highspeed from a complete stop. That shows ex- cellent condition if anything does. Mo«t c a n are worn out after 100,000 miles, but we don 't consider a bus really good until it hag gone thi t far.

Drivers P refer O ldest T rucks"Pretty strong statem ent? Weil—maybe. But recently I had to send a man on a long trip and told him to take our newest bus. Instead of being pleated he asked if he couldn’t take the one th a t has 375,000 miles credited to its motor. He knew i t was the best job we hare.

rhat,” continued Mr. Burdge. “merely illus- 'rates my point—the value ol good lubrica­tion. Throughout the eleven yean we have “*«n in busutesa we have used 'Standard’ Motor Oil exclusively in every one of our buses, vans and trucks.Here’s another secret. When a bus domes in

™ » * hard run of maay miles at high aad »«dy speed we insert a dose of ‘Standard’

* ^ “ O A »A ar way we keep the bases iawaifitias is co spray the apriMs with

r ^ rno* caate Sne a t ‘Staadwtf OMs and

M oats w aa fo ralahad hy the i l W i O tvh aatra aad San a ta* ™ najapud ■ M S a la to haar. A m aaa aaaaa a t tha vta iU ag g w a ta w aa the D eputy O rnad K a tg M a f Ptodaa Meoh Oaaa- dl, K . a t C., who r aadaied aavaasl l l a * « la a a . M ra. A l f Sm ith w aa la ch a rs ? a f the a f c it

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m ar icbool during the year, aad » 1 o f these entered H igh Schoo l; d t graduated from the H igh School.

T h e Board voted to pay the ex­penses o f M ia* Baade D ilks, p rin ci­pal o f Linco ln School, to attend a p rin cipa l'» course o f «tody a t Ocean O K y during the t in t tw o woe ha in Ju ly .

The supply com m ittee headed by M r. Bridgm an rsqaeeted th a t i t he g iven power to purchase suppiiee w ithou t the fo rm a lity o f ad vertis in g . The item s m entioned w a n sm all, aad it was pointed o a t th a t to ad ve rtia t fo r bids would ha a w aste o f atoaay.

M r. Lop iato o f the repair esaa- m ittee made th e cam e request. By request o f M r. C o llins, rep a irs con­tem plated w are read.

W ash ington Schoo l is to h a re a new roo f; tw o s ta irw ays to tk a basem ent o f F ra n k lin Schoo l; tw o new doors on L io n coin Schoo l; lin ­oleum and p a in t jobs in severa l build-

ap ical W o rsted sFew ; . "7

SUMMER WEAR VH Ä t w p t o l w e ^ i t w o n i w I

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MaeSk M a s «W e e k « a y s : I :M A . * • *■ * e y .

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b .n 3 t f i t íS S Kt h e j e v e ry * • a tfa u trs u a t l l 1*

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T h e school board adjourned to m eet on W edneaday evening to cea- fe r w ith H acke r aad H acker, a rch i­tect», w ho presented a b ill several y e a n ago w hen th ey drew p lans in connection w ith th e Im provem ent o f the U g h school grounds, a t which tim e the d tta rn s voted on the pro­je c t, and tam ed It down. The arch i­te cts sa y th ey w ere ordered to do th e w o rk , and th ey m ust be paid fo r H . A la w su it is threatened.

T h e school board a t that tim e waa headed by F ra n k Koehler, aad ft refused to p ay the b ill. S in ce then it has been passed on to the d iffe r­en t boards o f education u n til the presen t one, which believes th a t the m atte r should be cleared up.

O b W ednesday evening th e board m et w ith the arch itects, aad a fte r m uch discussion, they could com e to a » agreem ent, and it w as decided to hold another m eeting aa Tues­d ay evening, Ju ly 2, when the board o f education w hich w as function ing on Ju ly 1, 1926, be invited to a t­tend and the m atter w ill a t tha t tim e probably be settled sa tisfacto r­ily to a ll.

Do you know that we muntain a FREE DELIVERY Service in Lyndhurst, Rutherford, Arling­ton and North Arlington.

Phone Rutherford

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Direct to Wearer5 Sylvan Street, Rutherford

*300 Stuyveaant Avenue, Lyndhurst • *688 Main Avenue, Panaic

752 Broadway, New YorkC karge » bb— <i «M en 's B a ta aad Accessor ies

M iss Thelm a K ry e r o f 297 R idge Road is spending a two weeks vaca­tion w ith re la tives in Ph ilad e lph ia .

YOU TOO MAY GO

Don’t envy the family taking a wonderful vacation this summer. If you knew the truth you’d find they saved for it.

Next year's vacation money will come easily if you begin saving now with us.

R E A L E S T A T E — F o r sale o r ren t— Tw o fa m ily fram e dw elling . 2 t2 H arrin g ton A ve . w ith com plete im ­provem ents and desirable location m akes th is an exceptional in vest­m en t Convenient term s. F o r fu ll deta ils, com m unicate a t once w ith A rth u r C JB e n s le r, M anager F id e lity M o rtg a g e d nance Co., In c . M P a rk P lace , N ew ark , N . J . or consult your own broker.

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F O R R E N T — 6 rooms and b ath , app ly 289 C leveland Avenue, Lynd hu rst, near V a lle y Brook Avenue.

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S T O R E S and A P A R T M E N T S — F o r ren t o r sale. 269 R idge Road , Lyn d ­hurst, N . J . V e ry reasonable. Csn- ven ien tly located. Im provem ent*. Good investm en t Term s i f desired. (Fo r fu ll deta ils, com m unicate a t once w ith A rth u r C. H en sler, M an­ager, F id e lity M ortgage Fin an ce Co., Inc. 36 P a rk Place, N ew ark , N ew Je rs e y , or consult you r own broker.___________________ 6-14-Sti

F O R R E N T — S rooms, a !) im prove­m ents, w ith p rivate fam ily , con­ven ient, cheap. A du lU only. SS8 F e rn A ve . Phone Ruth. 4197-J.

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H E L P W A N T E D - L a d y or widow n ea r 60 years o f age to keep house fo r m an. Address, Com m ercial Lead er B o s 76. *

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F O R R E N T — D aring Ju ly and Aug­ust, a ttra c tiv e ly furnished 4 room ap artm en t On a ll bus lines. 2 blocks from I*ckaw an n a Station . C a ll Rutherford 6786-J.

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T O L E T — V e ry desirable room, su it­ab le fo r tw o men. H eney, 266 C ourt Avenue.

T O L E T — A ttractive room in p riva te house. Conveniently located. T e le ­phone Rutherford 6046W. 19 Col­lege Place , Rutherford.

n o » - a s i m i - y o u h ear "Chrysler” everyw here!I À N 1 J*^ot "Mfdy a new note in motoring—a new school in engl-

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By SERVICE we me n—advice on the proper kind and amount of irv surance, suggestions on reducing premiums by eliminating hazards, periodic inspections, and smooth and swift adjustments.

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