All cf theSyowd O u t Matter, Auga* tt, UB». at

Impartially ToU J-Ht Kutl.«mra. 'New jw m . unjrr the Act of

X . AUGUST I. I9K) m e t F ive c u n t s

BODY OF MISSING BLOOMFIELD MAN FOUND IN PASSAIC RIVER

WORK FROCBBSSINGON SNC1NB PURCRAHS

'hourh dtftniU slaps for thapuichaar af tha naar ftr* appara­tus haw not fat been taken, it

j ia believed a report will ba forth­coming from Mayor Bo»le mob. With Arthur Scfcreckenetein. de­puty Are cMomiwinner, he haa held invealifatiaaa into the yar- h a s type*.«ds wets* recently received freea

RIDING OVER A WEEK BOYS

OBJECT TO CHEMICAL r SITUATED IN MEADOWS

CITIZENSm m m ^v^^mm wmirlEADFRFTTF^I X n l / L I U i l I U

A fter Unsuccessful Search By Police Shortly A fter Coat and Farewell Letter W ere Found on the Avondale Bridge, M an 's Body W as Sighted Yesterday Floating N ear Bridge

Believed Despondent Over Troubles

Mg a R M c t tm a c t of th r EsploiioR of the Nioro Chammcal Com pany Plant O n W l m t P roperty a New Company Is Located, C itu riu Petition Com*

Board Will Investigate Immediately

At thia wnUai the rider* have been r-m s *om*ihin* like Id* hear*.In the far* at ihe hardship. that have confronted them, the N V ordii nothing at all to he aaiffud a*. The

i yeungeter* have bean the renter at ••tiling, admiring youth ail weefc. aad at night »l«i*r people roll ap hi esin.

, They remark <n the eaUaaia yeuth ..r t!»- rider- » -I their apparent frail tty. Jack Wuma U a mmtt chuhh* youngster whuae fortenc H haa beaa lhu» far tv ha»e ta iM* through both *over» rain Oaraa*. IMAe C r Brn-n U am>i ier chubby tud VMS

> dm ha foUnd eVcting through tl* Img wntrhfe ol th* right whll*

; whit*- Hamid damper U the other ; number of the trio.

The riding haa beaa railed iajar. leu*, futile, meaiungkwa. Hear 114 era Would like la ksaw. w a d .wipimtng he any Mate hejpTal* H roller okatina any. taMgf? D m baaebaii develop muxlee difftorenUyt Here are three boy* who have (« M a p«rim . in their young llvea, aat .omeihinjr itifKcaH fer any yauamWat la da. TlMy h a w aet oat ta heel the rernrd of any other group of bay* who pedal a hieyrlt I* no where.

There I* nothing more peartoaa*

« i!^ T S L ° * * S L £ 1p#«ir» rww wttti rmum haartmasi aat out la eapiein Anger m atiiig a* it ia dene la meder* police eiretaa, wa ipeuad vide MR •ye* end ear*. The local police de­partment he. utrwk again and a* gain for a- »n«er printing »y.tem. and it attempt* through feehle twi. •Ulutc. to get by ..

Kearny'* *y>ta«n la net -labintu, or aa Carlisle aaid We gatShdftZ though, it i* *tferuvr Vary, veff * If active ll | . located In «*af aam to he a girrvt -tm The Kearny Town

l*hil Boll, move around with tartm- ed be*er« and taaaed mouth.. takingprint* end Ifprtmu, checking and i«he,l,m * aad many time* M pafe.denag

Finger priMfag aa « h 4mm mm im *a_***.pl* H U We* 1 a I ah la*, yet •? “ rrlll*<—*eg A >*lah Ot plate Claae about foot meg. a* uld» aad a foot teat la mmi aa ebb* In la be Saga* prIMa. |

felt. TThe ride 1* not injuring the health

af tha bey* It hae given them a aeirit af pereerveranc* each a» ao other feat haa.

When parent* objected ta their *1 sap lag dene In the tenta, member* of tha IshelssUe Club at tmee eel- aalaered their earvire* aa guMdian* Two metubera aadh night elept with the boy*. New tha 8ehala*U«» hae* been relieved by the Cardinal* who tl*« maintain a guar I |d the ramp every night.

Willi n* friend* pare the rider* te keep them eampMy Through tha driving rain ef iaet wuefc, through •he tarrilc heat, through the damp roolnaa* ef early morning the young •ter* have kept m their weary tour -a a d have liked It

All ef the towiuhip ofllriaU have paid a viait ta the pirtare»]«* ramp which include, three tent* and a Are place Jam** A. Rrealln at preoldont ef the Chamber of Com- metre complimented the bay* end urged them to continue th* ride

Spectator* are Invited to the camp which Hlaaitad near the high echo.il

Mr* Mari* HWaa ef U t «b*ti> « N m a . id M a re d a d o a b le f r a r t a r * of- "her left tor M%aa a Kotd m*m •■a tea* tlrivU Math an Ofteal

iaytng of eater *mim» aad m e « « l i f n.ademj.Hd atttMuM*.rKRMir rug r« » n Jh H » u u »

Avene*, reeaeatrt r*«ml*Man la alar* a golf m u m aa hie W^gertg an M i- .c * A»«au«. Tha tag Huh*Mery'*

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140 Tax Pleas Before County Taxation Boaro

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TW imprint* *he«. a m hand 1* marked and tea plain gagat Print* have been m ade. The MRM■< <> m m m ef thr hand* I* mar* ed down aad the type mt H ad , that atari Me linger tip* le re madid

We' had datlae harrjr - ep eaad a» plain «e were . ne.lag Ub* *f»len mefwly through the .aartaay ef -Uf < aril »i* and wot ‘-hmaei* « wui

Majwckak Headsm m m tm k H rv-fcae 1

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■ P A G E W O THE COMMERCIAL LEADER, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1930

Double Celebration JOSEPH AVERSA At Ricadelo Home , LAID TO REST

PERSONALS

Funeral service for Joseph A ver­sa, of 530 Freeman Street, aged 57, and a resident of Lyndhurat for many yean were held Wednesday at 10 a. m. at the Sacred Heart Church. Interment waa at _ Holy Cross Cemetery in North Arlington.

He died Sunday July 27th at 4,20 ». m. after a two years illness from complications. He is survived by his wife, Coneetta and one son.

A double,, c e le b ra tio n was h e ld a t the home of Mr. a n d Mrs. S . P. UWadela, of 257 V an B uren S tr e e t , on Saturday. T he p a r ty w a s in honor of Mr. R ic ad e la 's 25th b ir th d a y and the baptism of th e i r son , V in ­cent Puntilillo R icadela .

Dancing, singing a n d gam es w ere enjoyed by all. A b u ffe t lunch wa* served to the g u e sts a t ten o ’clock. A large birthday cak e was t h e a t ­traction cf the tab le .

M i*s M arie P e tr i lto o n i M r. Mic­h a e l R osa w e re s p o n ger s f o r the bab y .

T h e g u e s ts w e re : M r. and M rs. J . R icc ia id rlli, Mr. a n d Mra. F . Crc- s i, M i. a n d M rs. G u u n th ie r, M r. and M rs , H ersle , M r a n d ,M rs. A nuzzi an d M r. and M rs. R osa .

The M isses M arie an d Joseph ine P e tr i llo , A n g ie and M arie E lm o , (!. G a u th ie r, N an cy a n d Jessie Span- go la , H elen Sivick, M ary and Cal

R icciardeIJi, S te lla Roma, J.ucilla a n d P a tt ie A lb ino , T essii; P a lla to and J e n n y Alr.nzo.

C h ris D iC h ara , L in Sslamorf, M and Gene R osa, A n th o n y I Cay, Al­b e r t S cha l.la , M. A lonzo, Carl Span- g o la , C h arle s P ren c iseo , Louis C ru- pi, F ra n k P u m p s , J a m e s Kmiis, John C arfo n o , J o se p h R om a ami P au l S m ith .

Lynd. Rod and Gun ClubA R E A L V A C A T IO N !

- -5T—A reasonable expenditure for rest and recreation is a good investment.

Are you always able to take just the kind erf vacation you like to take?

If a REAL VACATION seems nut of reach, try this:— Divide the estimated expense by 50, and every week deposit MOth of your vacation fund in a Holiday Savings Account.

The elimination o f a few daily extravagances will doubtless enable you to spare that much each week without any trouble

Then next year, you and your family can enjoy a RJ2AL VACATION.

Hocco Cusxe of Park Place is spending several days at Belmar.

Martin Monahan and Joseph Po­wers of Post Avenue, a n enjoying a motor trip through to the Great Lakes and as far west as Duluth,Minn. ,

Mt. and Mi's. Harold Gutheil and daughter ot Travers Place, have returned to their home from a two w eeks trip to Niagara Falls and Canada.

Commissioner and Mrs. John F. Wood* tof Stuyvesant Avenue, a n spending the remainder of the sum* mer at their cottage at Spring Luke.

Mrs. Frances llurke pf Stuyves- ant Avenue is upending several weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Woods at their summer home at Spring Lake.

Miss Bertha Mohi of Furtnan Pi., will lepve tomorrow to spend two weeks at Cliffwood Beach.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherwood, of Jay Avenue have returned from a slay at Ocean City.

Jack and Phillip McAloon, sons of Mr and Mn. Phillip McAloon, o* Kidge Road, have returned from a visit with relatives at Scranton, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. John O’Neil of MIL bum Avimtte; entertained at their home, at bridge on Wednesday night. Refreshments were served by the hostess after the games. Guests present wen: Mr. and Mrs. Frank nickel), of New York City; Mr lnS Mrs. Ralph Lecooue and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Costello of Lyndhurst.

Mr. and Mn. James Tantoia and family of Delafield Avenue are now spending the summer at their cot- tage at Mt. Tabor.

M r*. Jo h n R iley and Mr. an d M rs C h a r le s P e te rso n o f Kiilne Road,

" • te - u p e n d in g ■ several w eeks a t Bel* m a r.

Ban k in o S e r v ic eTwenty- four Hour

|j ,'™ 'W iMW.lpiir-rTTrrr J.n, r ..i!>her idesr Mother loved and served:

Resolved: That this tribute be pat on tha miaatM of ihe Society. A copy be sent to her daughter and a copy to tho M il prea*.

.-Committee:Mrs. Robert' Hooton,

N’viS i ’ Mra. Lewis Detmering,- -Ufa. Ludwig; 8u*«g

Mn. ■ K. W. Schmich.

memjry will be an inspiration to those that remain. She will be mis­sed also in our church and the wo­m an ’s Bible Class, which held a large place in h e r interests. .She was a lov ing arid devoted mother, and a . f r .ith tu l ahd loyal friend.

We extend our sincere sympathy tu her daughter and commend her to .the c a r t of* the Master, whom

552 Valley Brook Ave. LyndhurstTelephone Kuderford 2-0109

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Mid-Summer Clearance Sale

She was a woman of sterling Christian qualities. She took a n a c ­tive part bi all church activities. S he was a regular attendant, a f a i th f u l worker, %nd a generous giver, always ready ahd willing to do her p a r t in every way.. We shall miss her cheery presence In our Missionary Society. Her

Ripple Edjje Hose Chiffon . Mens Shirt* Genuine Broad-Close Out. Rex. $1.21. Sale 76e iloth. W /i to 17. Re#. $1.59.

Mens Union Suits. Sites Jfi to ..

"" — -.J1 Athletic Shirt* and Drawers,Size 30 to 46 for Men. and

Childrens Sox. 6 to H/j. Sale Short* for Ladle*. Reg. 79c.~ Sale 46c

!-"............................. 1 SBMen* Silk Sox, 2 pr. for 46c

Childrens Union Suits. Size 2 to 12. ^Re*. 49c. Sale 25c

A N D M A N Y M ORE ITEM S A T V E R Y LOW PRICES

Bathing Suits for Men, W om en and Children ‘ 78c a suit up to #3.98_________

Writ Illegal Is Decision of

y . Chancellor A W # of M of P e o p le

SIM) Grade Silk Hoie Chiffon and Service Weight. to 10.

Sale £1.00 After declaring that the writ of attachment which had boen Issued a- gainst Senator Ralph Chandless was faulty and that it had also, been issued prematurely by Judge Chas. W. Parker, Vic* Chancellor John J. Pallon, sitting in Chamben at J er. *ey City on Monday vaeated the iume, despite the protests ot Su­preme g»uk Commissioner Harold V. PrlceT before whom Senator Chandless had refused to produce papers relative to his personal af­fairs , as well ss his personal bank records during the hearings of the Lodi Township sewer probe.

Vice Chancellor Fallon held that the warrant failed to specify the chargee against the Senator. He declared that the same should have contained full and complete infor­mation so that he might be prepared to meet the allegations in court.

Vice Chancellor Fallen likewise refused to allow Mr. Price te sub­stitute another warrant in the ground that the second warrant was no more specific than the first one. “Such a proceeding would be Improper and illegal,” he added.

In reviewing the facta, the Vice Chancellor stated the warrant had been served upon Senator Chandless while the latter VM conferring with his counsel during a recess of the court, and while they won consid­ering what action they wen to take in the matter of replying to the disputed perateal question*. “That was premature,M ha added.' Vice Chancellor Fallon ordered the filing of a certificate from Judge Parker presented by Price snd which purported to aet forth the fast* as they presented themselves in the court when the writ of habeas cor­pus was issued. Attorney Harry Weinberger, for Senator Chandless, objected to the same on the grounds that it was baaed on hearsay, and j that the statutes did not contem­plate ex-part* . messages* from one court to snotter. “I am frank to «ay, said MrFfcllon, “that 1 do not know the significance sf this mem­orandum.” .

-Chandless must he discharged from custody.1* he continued: “fm*1 believe Is the only course te pur­sue, so that the question of the con­stitutionality of tne statute involved and the course af procedure may he brought squarely W ore the Su-Dram# C,mrt M

The following Lyndhurst ladles attended the annual Amaranth out­ing to Indian Point on Tuesday: Mrs. Anita Cobh, Mrs. Herman Pefl- nits, Mra. Helen R. Smith, Mrs. A. Muller, Mrs. George Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs. William Schroedsr.

RETAIL DEPARTMENT STORE Elizabeth Ave. a t Bigelow St., NEW AUK, N. J .

SAVE ON PAINT NEEDS!Sears' Paints W ear Longer , , . . Cost L eu

The lose priced u u iw u.fcifr has hrseghr -greater rsyn leillj

io nm* '"'if hi ^ _ J r

m a n u f a c tu r e S e ro c o S m v » ___

Paint mir*e!ve», eliminntinir a ll middlemen’* profit*i A sernnd wiving: Nemeo Paints are more durable 1 Gruelling laboratory tests prove this! H e n c e we fully guarantee eneh can or Semen!

B KAUSE the aetomobile Is such an tm- incut to Um method* e f the day M s m— I« faeter to «*>* Hve* a*d pro*- Hard work usually finds th* way.

parity af aa eaaay people, the phriK.sc o f Onec h was thought im pe—ftU to a—I* • Mwtor Company Is something gray iroa by the «M0e** chain in th a d .m ere A m the hmhw manufacture of a AB prar«df t was a p iw l H aad m m jmttmrnm. previous experiment had faded. Bat fair

There ia m service in rlmply setting - prieaa ta the pahiie dsmaailstl tWt -railnap a narhtoe ar a plant aad letting it ful methods ha elbriaataj. Finally thato m sa t | M h The nervier extends into way wa* fomnd.aaa^r detafl of tha business — desijpa, A better way of making axle shafts savedyesdnrti.a , tha wa,tes paid and the sell- thirty-six million daBaru to faar ye«r«.tog priee. AB are a part of the plan. A aew mat had a l nahhig tn a k tm m fa-

t h a Faed Motor Company looks upon dueed tba coal by 1900^ 00 a ya*r. Thaas eharged with tnak.:ag an auto- perfaeriaa mt a aew mmthkm mrmi a

asab ile that will m eet the nrods e f similar -rmtmil a* saeb a t1!*^ tbtag aa- * 1— * •* aad to provide it at a aM belt. IW a electric wetting waa 4e-law priea. That is It* mission. 1 hat b «eieped to Make many b e ila ---------------B i dwtv assd ita obligation to the public. mid te Increase -Taitoral .trsailh *

TW search far better ways of tioUtg /net a little while tjm, m m Stm a to ttthtov* >• ■evetwemding. There is eeaae- eoa veyor aimeM f e w mile* leag w«s tolaaa, aMhrtog eBert to find ne* mrtbusis , . stalled al the Beage pleat. T b s ram ei sim d MWmarhton that w fflm e m ep s^ d baa a daily wpaalty e f BBB^NB partst e a h* ma— f artering. The Ferd plants waighh^i a w n tbaai B^BBgBM f — - iiare, la reality, a great mechanical an I- By —hailtmlng tha T - |g g r n a a r t o amm+r. dm he-ed ,« .he . 1 , . , ™ , , „ f f e e - m T ! * ^ * • !W - J ^ y ^ r e c r e m w it t o . m tte the Z £ Z * J Z T Z

and You Saoe A llfOB LEAKY HOOTS Kiltie fo a lin g O B(HtsekK »S.UJ for 1 ( s i s . O I C gal.aoor c s m s n t -1>H Hi, ru 11 $1 HO; A n lb. . . . . . . . 58cK0» P0RCHKS «*.«*.. (.iwiBi t^ l rb m -ml Http .I’Blilt; >1*33 ft JTbI.v Iff.SA t f#I O O C ft,MOUSE VAIHTS U*BI U US, ««l , $H U, 6 |*|.jkU« in qt.j $a 20, |llL| II '* v>, & x«l. . . . . 8 4 c - .

OUTSfDg VARNISH ^ i o r a « |» r , 7te <)( . | i W per i s .H *»!■( » .T a n il ............. « 0 C pt-

0VIBALLS A 4 JAOKXTfl . . . . . . . 9 1■ H t l ** "S(»r4y Oak* a u k s MIDI H i l l PAITg .........S M I WORK »4*Tg .........

Ms effort* to n a p d Senator Chand-t a AislkMai# I ,, snaayafim tsfcfcaseaies*V* ^Wset eie eee ege r

gallon. Vice Chancellor Fallon then pointed oal that ha would be avail able at Ms summer ham* In the Ad- Iraadaeks If Chandless w*re again served with aa illegal wilt. Me suggested that tto Itomtsr apply evea to Judea F utor htomH t o t •r.t of certiorari ia onto that the matter be paasel upon by the So-

$1.59

Sears’ Work Clothes “Stand the G aff

S T O H K O P E S U N T I L 9 S i T V K D A Y B E X I S C S

THE COMMERCIAL LEATMRR. FRIDAY, AUGUST I, «WO

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forty. A *udden oklil. and the cor uiwunwiL Tlioy t»«nd tbemaetve* ‘‘ittiag together unhurt, aloerdd* tbe completely smashed rar. tie put hi* ann ktvlagiy about Iter watat, bat aka pulled It away,

“If* all m y nice," she sighed, mat wouldn't It Have been « . i « to run cat t t petrol r — London Aim went. •

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I l* h t h i England, Wentifted awlwri ta t lw ty and .paired for tlw Archive-o f Hawaii, t lacrliorlul institution say* tbe 8aa Fraaetaco Chronicle.

TW* nap waa drawn by Thomas Rd|*r, maater of tha sailing ship rH*cov Sty. »*»leh accompanied ib* llesoiu fl*a, Sagahip of tbe famous J inw Conk, Mi the explorer* voyage tn Ha wail Cook brought l,|« ,hi,M to an ch*r at WaisM-a, lata ml »{ Kauai, in January, 1IT8, and about tliia time the IMPwa* Hade by Kdtpir. Th* log »i it* Discovery. nearly all written h< K*»r, w*t recently Identified In Kag land, aad wa* sceoutptmied bv vsri.m- hup* and drawing*.

E d g a r , a* w all a a C ook, d r a w in to hi* map* tb a d e ta i l* o f only th o s e p ,„ Man* » f land t h a t w e re seen . in d lc a t IS f other supposed p a r t* by Itagy o u t Una*. Tha H a w a lla u a bad n o map* when t b a U nit w h i te m a n cam *. T hey bad tto w r it t e n la n g u a g e , y e t w » t» r e a n r t a W y A A M t w r t n n * . T r a v e r s a l thonaanda a f m ile* o f open te n tn tb e ii large "MW*, s te e r in g hy th e s ta rs , and with e x t r a o r d in a r y know led g e a f p ra c t ic a l a a v lg a t io n .

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Uader Peter ShireetantEarly In hi* administration l-eter

Stoyveeant issued a proclamation for bltiding the people to aaaemble for any religious service other thun that of tbe Dutch Reformed churrh, which wa* the est«bll»hed church tn the fort, •rite* P. B. Cole In tbe New York World, Ip telling “The Storv of New Tortr."

Tbit) law waa vigorously enforced Stuyveaant hanlahed from the colony a- Lutheran minister who had come from Holland ta minister to the lurgv number of Lutheran* In tbe colony and aven Imprisoned I.utherun par ent* who failed to Imre their ddldrei. baptised la tha Dutch Reform* church.' 8tayvt»ant’« Iron haml fell heavlet<t

tawaver, upon the Quaker*, a largt number of whom had aettled on I .on* I«I*imI, in Hempatead. In lltl* xetlle ment wa* Robert Hodgson, who began condscting Quaker meetings among hi* tawnfolk. Ktuyvetant lulled hln. to New 'Amsterdam, and without nl lawlag Hodg*on to apeak In hi* own dtfasae, sentenced him to two year* bard'labor or a tine of OM guilder*.

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Kntotaolo*l«« hold that there I* nothing ta th* common notion that bonejr-liee* recognltte tbe heekeejiet SSd diatlngutih hint from other inrii vidual*. All hough some been hntrlted late tii Ihe fall survive the winter, the ■TtfSSc Ilf* of a worker bee during tha active honey aea*on la only about *is week*, two of which ar* apent In tha hive. II la not likely that a bee keeper would examine n hive frequent Ijr aaough to ha recognised by cren turn with such abort live* even if they had l(t* aWHty to distinguish be t w ^ (tifferent human being*. Oood beakeeper* do not provoke bee* *o aitich a* other* do because they art fittalllnr With their babll* and know haw t* -handle them.—I'athllmlcr llagaslne. -

ApplicationTennis players desiring to enter High , School TenaU Coart

Club tournament August nth'ara ln*$»4' ta . <UI ««t fottewlng ap­plication blank and submit to Jaasptt MctiUI, preiidrnt, at the tennis courts any day up to the night of tke matches

Match** Mill be held between *e»en and nifta o'elork Kntrtnrr fee i* l.;>ti J'tue* will be fiven for winner* sad runner, up

Check dsn* nr classes you desire t« enter:

( ) Men'* Single*.

( ) Men's Doubles.

T X v i M jM iiM af Wlvja*......gptM Ml-year-old rules for handling

wive* - have haen puhllslieti In l.ondon In connection with the new bw.k on Hnbeltils.

Tii* rales were drawn up by Tl ranuean, friend of Rabelal*. who h*d cossidertble experience with wive*.

Plrat of ail, ha **t* forth the dicta that “woman la man’s Inferior."

lla riag established hi* |irriul*e, Tirana**" r » * <m to **y, “Slie I* not l* be *tr*Ck a r ml*trested tn any way.

“The wife la to be educated hy e*. ample aad hy raraaae* mingled wltb •evrrity. She may he threSteoed when

open for Inspection this

RDAY & SUNDAY

( ) Ladles’ Singles.

( | I j i dies' Doubles.It I* Itnpoaalble ta atate when flow­

ers ware lint u*ed at a wedding, alaea thia la a very ancient caatoat. Urange hlostoun were worn **d carried by brld« from tha eaHleat time*, *• the» porttad lack aad lia|>pin*o*. Speoaer aad Milton ware ef th* apiahxt that tha arange waa th* goMen apple pra- **Bt«d to Jupltar by Jaa<» oa her wed- dtagfdsy. It-was customary for tto Angis-SatoB bride to glve her Meads smaU kaeu aad rlbboas ta 'M r ar rarry on the waddiag day. TU* cw* torn atm survive* la the bo***at af tha bridesmaids.

B R IN G Y O U * FR IEN D S T O SEE O U R W O N D B ftF U U Y

W ELL C O N S T R U C T E D H O M ES ABSOLUTELY T H E

BEST V A LU E IN BERGEN C O U N T Y - L O C A T ED A T

36 LAFAYETTE PUCEBetween Fifth and Sixth A varan

LYNDHURST, N. J.

Send for the REGINA k\ for FREE TrialLittle Msn. on her Ant trip to

the country, had become graat'y la 'tra iled ta the cows tthr watched tbaa* ctaaaly for a while, especially the caw around whose neck a bell wa* Had.

‘-Mather,’' *he said Anally, “Look at tfcat ea* with tU padlock arouad bar aacfer

Ol .FLL discover new beauty In your floors s i you jjuitle the Refina over

them. It waxes and polithet a* it W jfoei. Telefihone or write and we

will send a Retina to your home on trial. Notice how

its uie improvei the looks of doorwnyt aad other

places much silted

r K k uP°n-

W«iflua| Sa«4 According to the Moral aad *«•»•

law* * b**b*4 af taad ««igl* tau poand* la moat of the atatea; hi r * n -•ylvssla tba weight la 1U0 poanda to a bsshel. And a cubic yard of aaad • o*t*lB* z jm pounds.

Mark*' Mechanical Kaglaeer* boad hot* give* the weight at dry, loaaa •aad aad |rav*< aa UU to 106 pa— da per cubic foot; eand aad grave* dry ■*d packed, 100 to 130 pooada; aaad and gravel Iret, Ilf te I» pasoda.

W A N T S D—Ctirpenter and M o i o n Work, Rc-fooiing. Gantfcs. P o r c h EndoM m, SMeadimtrip*, Alteration*,

B m s a B c n ttn

Essy Monthy Piywems

■OMB RSMJILDINC C a M» io»— « Aaa. Li adfcan t

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R)R RJRTHER INR)RMATlL)N C AM t>NYour trial use cd the Regina floor machine placet you under no oh- liv’aiion to buy. The machine, wit hout scrub­bing or landing tools, •ell* for »*9.S0 or f'M 45 if purchased on term* of *S down and

a month.

BURKEAN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY

147 Stuyvesant Avenue LyndhnntB. Trotman

PVBLI

THK COMMERCfAL LEADER. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1930FOURB w i m l n a t a point in I t * e**Urlj

lin e of Joseph Street, u *hown oa ttfr U K U B ia t m ap af the lloroiKh a t U tw Percy. S. J ., dated M ay lf l * . m vle by i leante |K- ■e'oold*. Civil Caaia**r «M

from the Intersection of the eu tW h r line of Joseph S tree t w ith th* northerij line " t Knviik s tre e t, and alao d’ U snt oorth- erty n inrty-tw o and forty-tw o hundredth* feet fn.m tbe northerly line o f Ksvrik Street. measured a t righ t ancle* to aame. an d from aaid point a t beginning ru iuuaf ( l> syuth .seventy-nine ilegree*. twenty- one nrinule* eaat eighty-one and aeven- teen hundred*ha fe e t; thence ( I ) north Heven d e « r» » «ad #ftv-three minutes e»«t M ity-Utree and fo rty -e trh t hun­dredths feet to premine* described in deed recorded in Bergen County Clerk * Office

x • T i M w r .s s s -north y v e n ty ^ tflw deareea. aeven min- 5 2 * ? ^ anfl eighty-three hun-•Iredtii* feet to a point Tn the eaaterly line of Joaeph s tr e e t ; and thence (4) aion* the aam e south th irty-three degree* aia, minutes w art sixty-nine and ninety- sew n hundredth* feet to tbe place of beginning.

with all and lingu lar tha right*. libertlea, privilege*, hereditam entsand Hutiurtenancea thereunto belonging or in anywiae appertaining, to be sold to twy and satisfy m the Drat place unto

„?*,d «>n>wainant, tbe sum of |S .- •JIT.M. w ith lawful Interest thereon.Ber Kve Red—Contl lAr.Ju ly « . Aug. 1-8-15—Kee* 121.18.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mayer of Fern Avenue have returned from a mo Fern Ave. have returned from a mo­tor trip through New England

Iff CHAHCBHY O F NEW JKRKKY Between Andrew Brunner, complainant,

and F rank K. Smith. Inc., a New J e r ­aey corporation. Joseph Brehm, alao UAiijnatmi a* Joseph F. Brehm. Lucy n . Brehm, his wife. Sarah D. Smyth, Frank; O uastell* and ltoiiina Cuaatelln. hi* wife, defendant!. KI. fa. Returnable October H A. D. t»*».

A l-B K R f J . WtfVTACK, Hol’r.By virtue of the above atated w rit to

me directed and delivered. I have levied ujsm ;-nd will expose for aale a t public vetHlwe a t the Sheriff * office in the City of Huekenaack, on

Wednesday. August 20, 1)30 a t one.oclock In the afternoon, Kaatera

ATim e Payosentffcui f f

T h a t P u ts M o d em ' P lum bing R x tu n a-ia

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GARDENSEASONRIGHT!

We carry a complete line of garden implements and our prices are right- just a little below the other fellow.ABE’S HARDWARE STORE

300 Valley Brook Ave.Lyndhurst, N. J.

Phone Rutherford 3414

(DROP IN A N Y T IM E FOR YO UR F A V O R

I ITE D R IN K

You will enjoy the delirious lungs we serve at our foun-

and appreciate the prompt, .ourtirous service.

Did you ever try one of uur

LYNDHURST SPECIALS? It will please ymir palate.

■TRe littln vto-t mtd Mt I’lenty -.f, iC Every day! Port muriahiiii, milk. Kicn in tiialt6 -hi(ildine, element* 1 —Says Hilly Break O'Dgy.

PHONE

Bmiji us your doctor's presinptions.

Levy’s Drug StoreStuyvessel and Valley Brook

Ave*.'Phones Kuth. 2-lOi6-lM W m e liKlNli US YOUR DOCTOR'S

PRESCRIPTION

Mr. aiiil Mn. O. B. <ilenday, at Lyndhurst Avenue, are spending a vacation at Cranberry Lake. tion at Boston with relatives.

NO. ARJ.INQTON, N .J

m "vaprmM rs. K s f t n v A. h vesant Avenue . i «nto t h e w e t 9 -I-ike an i ( 1 ti i ..

John R. Palmer, A.ytJm;ia on h husnics* trip lo Syr.t *ti - .

Mr*.' W illia m I. Kelley m t I d.m g h te rs , K a th e r ne, M;e ,<mI Itit i <> Second Avenue have re tu rn - 1 (ton O cean C ity .

-Mr. anil M r-. i« < fill -1* tjdio <•:Summit Avenue "Ixmg Branch.

Mr and Mi Jelni I ui i> .'ichlt<tr«n u n it M r- ski of KiiiK' lUvmt j ■ nt at lielmar.

George H. HoldenRoofing and Sheet Metal

Contractor

Mr. an I Mrs. Qtorgn Avenue have rt'lurni I to Manaet|Uan

Mr.- ami Mi . MaruM VVPifth M w t are )»Mfie fi Tabor.

YOUR NEIGHBOR AND YOU

Miss Ruth Crankshaw of .Livingston Avenue spent the week end at the. summer home of the Crankshaw’i at Culver Lake.

Mrs. Kllen Freit at Ridge Road spent .Monday ih New York City.

Miss lsobel Knight o t Stuyvesant Avenue has been vfsfttng with friends at Camp Sunnyaide at Summit

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashley and ton and Mr. and Mrs. George Selway and family of Kingsland Avenue spent the week end at Asbury Park.

Mra. Elizabeth MacMullin of Liv­ingston Avenue has been entertaining at her home her son and daughter-in- law Mr. and Mrs. Harry MacMullen of Eaat Orange. >.. .

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruzika of Ten Eyck Ave. entertained at their home on Monday night the members of theii card party. Refreshments were serv­ed by the hostess after the games.

Guests present were; Mr .and Mrs. Emile Zeh and Mr. and Mrs. David MacGarry of Rutherford and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zeh of Passaic Park.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Liston of Val­ley Brook Avenue have returned from a visit with friends at the Atlantic Highlands. „

Mitfs Mary iVzzola of Valley Brook Avenue is spending several weeks vis­iting with relatives in Albany.

injuries which *he su sta in e d in automobile accident.

Mra. Henry D a u c h tr of Willow Avenue, Mrs. E u g en e K a rp .s:i»y- vesant A venue a n d M rs. William Oberly o f W o o d w ard A venue art; ut< a five t l i y m o t i r tr'.|> to U iki George, M o n trea l an d th e Islands. ,

M(r. a n d M rs. W esley i;*.,.. ; fam ily o f L ake A v en u e have re tu rn ed fro m A tla n tic C ity .

Mr.- a n d M a M ichael M urtit:! "I S ix th Avenue, h a v e been c iite r ta i im u a t th e ir hom e M rs. D e lii F iy n n 'i J e rse y C ity .

M r- an d M rs. K. C. J o fh of A venue h av e r e tu rn e d from a * s a t H a r r is , N. Y.

Mr, an d M rs. H ow ard Jlridi?r»;i>Of Willow Avenue, trav«r*tiei n ente r ta in in g atr th e i r iiom e M rs. liridjc m a r 's fa th e r , A . D. B t^C K M n 1:111 H. C. K a p im n o f S ta te n Island .

Mr. an d M rs. C h arles H u tha iM ;' and la m ily o f P o s t A venuo h a v e t v turtle I to th e ir hom e a f te r .pend in ,; ( sever U d ay s a t P o in t P le a sa n t.

M rj, C h arle s t i r a n t a n d son, R ob- j e r t o f Post: A v en u e , « n L ^ S # < iin g 'a ! week v is itin g w ith fr ien d s a t t i i . e i ham B each , S . J.

M rs; G eo rg e H.orimen o f V ;dley j Brook. Avenue ha.-, r e tu rn e d J r iui a ! t r ip to E u ro p e .

M rs. G eorge F a i r o f C o u r t A v e ­nue is v a c a tio n in g w ith h e r m o th e r in S a o th a m p to ri.

M:\ and Mrs: Charlea Hi ley and

has returned fronj a sUy at Schuyler , tu ( . m thp All.inlil. iiiKlilniel - Lake,, N. t . , -___ ,

Mr. and Mr*. Julius Blhoppatll ofMr. and Mrs. John Bell of Ten Eyck Avenue have been entertaining at their home tbeir daughter and son- in-law Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tabor and son of Millerton, N. y.

Mr*. George Lydiate and daughter Miss Kitty Lou of Summer Avenue, have returned to their home from a visit in New Brunswick.

There will be. a special meeting of Lyndhurst Circle, Companions of the 'Forest of America to -choose a new financial secretary t® take the place of Mrs. Blanch# M«G*ire Wh# recently resigned.

Robert Rodman of Livingston Ave­nue has returned to his home after a vacation spent at Culver Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. O W.* Maloney and family of Sixth Street have return ed to their home from Lake Hopat- cong.

Howard Brockman of Lake Avenue spent the week-end on a Ashing trip to Hamegat Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Widmayer of Travers Place entertained at their home on Saturday night at bridge. Refreshment* were served after tlie games. : ,

Guests present were; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis, Mr. and Mra. Robert Strader, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corriden and Rev, and Mrs. George Muller.

Mr, and Mr*. Vincent Sanders, of Seventh Street have been entertaining at their home Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hu­bei' of North Bergen.

Mr and Mr*. Worthington Holtnan of Lafayette Place attended the forty first wedding anniversary party of Mr-. Holman * parent* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spencer, of Delawanna, on Saturday night. ,

Mr. and Mrs. William Schulte, of Rutherford Avenue, have been enter-! taini#* at their home Mr. and Mrs.: M. C. Reinartz and daughter of Long Island.

Lfvi'igston Avenue have tm n visiting with relatives in Wix.llawn Height?

Herbert Muller of I’age Av tie-, has been visiting with friend ,n Locust Plains, N. Y.

Miss Grace Kennedy of Kiuf duti • Avenue and Miss l.oiell i I’.t . hi olPark Plate have returned front avacation at Green Pond.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1,'t ol VaJ.ey Brook Avepue have returned fnji i Vemioiit._ j|

Mr. atiif JBM * I in H ire t ioodl ol Pos. Avenue ,. are entintoiiiiijf nl. their holne Mr... (irorge 4Vetir*i+snd daughter, Polbthy Uttd Miil. Krudener of H b kipi).

Mr. ami Mrs. . Uu/.in;i. otFourth Street are UpendNiK ii' * "summer at the Atlantic Highlands.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony ipimlitu

. v v. a L,f., . , j ■ i . ' . j . . j i <i o fh liii Am one, li I-1 returned . Irimt

itioii in the Cat- ifciil and ui . llridgevillfe. “

Ee«*gu« County Land Rash Decreases; But

Land Still Attractivenl ioji i i l!eig<n c.kiI p..tale

miitih ai it:i Ite ig h t in ll)-(i•.hen tiui He' .in Itiv'er britlge Iihhii ..: i , ,i . iHiji ( 1 o f d a ily di.scUasion t’l i tiie m. /i f-'-.r lot., an i acreage . . . I r I'm i ii.! u , In;. ! m-ed down

UiMti, a n d . u f tr- 'tn sn rtion* as

Mr. and Mrs. George Marvin and WHIiani Bull™ i, Eileen Bennett, of Fourth Street, have ha* returned from a retumd to their borne from a motor Catsfcill#. tifip through the New England State*and Canada. ? I James Breslin <>f .

— nue is mmnlinn ,i i > iMr. and Mrs. K. J. Walter* of Rnlg. untmer home of

KokI, have returned to tbeir home, Sea ■ tiirt. f ram a vacation apmt at Mt. Tabor.

■ ........ Mr w il Mi I mW ord haa been received f r o m Mi«* ' '«»«. I*1*" an d I i

Florence Patohel, a teacher in the A v e n o ,. have rettjiv R oosevelt School who j* tourtng Eu t r i p tht mgh IVnn > rope. Mins Patcbel is aow in ltal>. mid h as witnessed the. eruption of Mr. a n d Mi Ith t v o lcan o n tram b o l* , I P e rn A v e i W

Mt.s I alhenne Caaaidy of Kuth erferd Avenue, i» spending several weeks visiting with friend* Ta Spring I «ke

Mis* Irene Lydiate ef Summer Avenue, ta visiting for a few day* with Mia* Germaine Kiketstaa ofNew York City.

■ Mr mm! Ui- Waiter Earl. Jr >if Travers Place and Mr*. Willlaai Karmpf ef 8tayve»aiA Avenue are «a a t ur of the New England

a trip .States i

Mr*. W illiam B ra d a ta e re a t F if th S tree t ha* re tu rn e d to h a r h a w a f ­te r > i * i l i u fo r a month w ith reia- tives Mi Ir

Mr*.

Mr.Pn*l Avenue ,, t*l wed.i n* an4ay night with mu**' and dam ter whi< h th<lre«htrn at

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Ralph Lecwf i af Po*t Ave | Ms been ent* naming at her Mfa. A. C. Hechata4tri and

Mrs. J*«ie> Horan t l Jeraey Oty

Mr. aad Mr* Mania M—ahaa aad -r i 'f 1 Pat Aeaaae hava haaa

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: Summer Price* Oil C O A L

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D. L. & W. Scranton CoalC A SH D ISC O U N T 50c P E R T O N

RiversideSUPPLY

GRANT AVENUE AND D. I- ft. W. R. IL 'LYNDHURST. N. J.

Phone RUtherford 2-1075

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ot new and tunning wd s tv in jp * ■

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vmtJ' hens in his dreams chemc* cununuaUy dre^m f t tn chedt pettplc <>ul of

>k fHir advice hefurc invest'

L Y N D H U R S T T R U S T CO.T IIE CXMdMUNITY BANK” . ^

STlAAliSANT AVRVUB LVMMIURST, f i . J.

CLASSIC HAT SHOPPE. . . . ‘ * l r . ; f '!

H.IDCjE ROAD—opposite Lincoln School

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ln no field of apott i* there ao definitely complete a muter u Robert Tyre Jonen. At t t year*, our Bobby U practically tbe an- ■nirnoun choice aa the freataet golfer of all time thu* far.

Next month he will complete the tha year'a cycle af all the world’* m » l Important Unha event* whan ha will try te win th* Vailed State* Amateur rhampionahip af­ter already capturing the BritUh Amateur, toe Open over there, and the U. 8 . Open early thia month. If jonea wtn*. and n* i* moat liable to. It will round oat a *eridu of iucceaalve Victoria* even o w n remarkable than would Babe Roth attain were ha to hit a hundred

homer* thia *ea*on, and D*mpp*yKaay pitched aa avarage lim a of

ball but Mr. W*i**waa oetior than average. In th* fifth it »e«mo,i _ba bad • truck trouble. He walked Wl- nand, Keay got hi* firat hit of the day and Fox waa walhed. Wi-.h tha baiaa crowded Wei*. ju*t finned and pitch£» >im»elf out of fomak.i « a . . *L.l k - _ _______________.# l ^ e .

K IN C S L A N D A V E C w . M D G C R O A D

K m R L h k n fo n t M M M I

Q uck Pot RoutBoneless Pot Routs s s s x * wn%TL<

VEGETABLE DEPARTMENTF u r y B a lm •# C m Aw | A ppfal . . . . 4 M o f l l<

SWEET TENDER C O R N . ’'"**. ^1**7& t i l

moat have wondered about Ihe r>«d *1*_____•_ *i* .. . . . . -----h" m‘l" *tnnu I ourney

Glea«on, up firat, wool down on D I — ------- 1 - a .«H k« 80 did uwmm. no did ' r U M t o m o i c t eUlema 1 tha burtjr left hander wboeehitting exploit * ia Harriaaa have C - l . - I , , , ,been breete<l .bout th* Im i w l Y l m i Y E J n l v l T l l x

la the aarjnd aeuioa MeToy Wt »l o t Hangman. Than ha faaiiad j _ , . . —r r .. . , . .

j a j t • r w . w s r & s a wA alow hail woe id iuat a* likely At Ural l « * t t he followed by, another, or name _ . . . „

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LA RG E M ELO NSC. Reno, rf. Uteh'uer, If. Dal Faro, aa. Navacfc, 2b. Kutney, *b. GROCERY DEPARTMENT

N o w ltf rTOMATOES

3 No. 2 c u t 23cCOUL'MHl'B CLUB

Fox, .Chrtat. *b Reno, lb. . . livelli, lb Haim, K. ■. Seaman, cf . l^andelU, rf. Wlnaad, «-

Cornell, t i (iuidetti, rf.

Total* . .(iilumbu.

B aggregation under. The Westwoods, Ramseys, Weehawken* andCarterets would be as the term goes “easy pickinfi ■

Outfits like Kearny, however. wtUdemand a well rounded team to put them down. Rutherford showed how far one trim can u fc « team last year when tl skidded easily through elI but the t w o u d outfits on its schedule. South Side of Heu-ark and Ridgefield Par*. O b on has taken a *ep for which he alone must answer

I'nxf*** at this, point se«n food enough to carry him through its beat year i t Lyndhurst. Ii he mtttUf* he will have conmder- able to awwer for and very httle with which «o.dmpe

The step looks like a long Aoi. If LynAunt puUs through it win be Coach Obon withlaurfU for hu brow. H the team Inafa it will be the continuation of “well, just another high *.h<»>i team”, .

MARGIN OF COLUMBUS CLUB’S LEAD IS CUT BY LOSS; McCOY

ALLOWS HARRISONS ONE HITA Wait, guy from raaaair M a i ‘ T iT ^ e n d e d t a n i aa Ih» aMmad

' j x z t x r s . 'r tbig ewday he wa* a e**a tm m . fcaWtag tie Umi player* l Om hit*.(The BmiUagt Kaay wa* pa*

THT COMMERCIAL LEADER. FBI DAY. AUGUST 1 , >930PAGE SIX

•. Later it waa found that be wm*a student at- Randolph-Macon Mltt- tary Academy........... .......... ..in. i . ■ m mu n in n

LEO AI, NOTICE

TOW NSHIP Ot L t NDHUBOT *

•hi*!,? To wn «hip *ot L y n d h o m . ( S ® *1Bergen anil S ta te o f New Jersey, under the Arm nam e ot SAL'M * W RIOHT. WM dissolved on the 2«th day of June. Nine, teen Hundred and T hirty , by mutual consen t; all debts ow ing to aaid partner* ship a re to be received by. Maewell I t W right and all dem and* a le to be pre­sented to him fo r paym ent.

Dated. June 2«th, 111*.

Canning

FRED & BERNER . . e d it o rERNEST ]. DABIKETT . . . SECRETARY m i TREASURE*MRS. EDITH R. FRANK. I w r i m M k w

W ill 1 AM E. KAEkOl .ADVERTISING MANAGER/“■Yearly wlxcription SUM ia edlSSn M l O m Own.

Advert tunc Rates oa AdltM ka.Ottti&ed Advert*** H i n . I W t . N t l Basa, 1 t»e». T it 5 b « 0 times.

I $1.00. 5 Unea the aeaiwnw order. Ytarty neas aa m a t A l ads payable ih advance. Ail cspy »u« he ia laaikr O fct M an 4 K K Thursday. No ettrscharge b nude for replies n w r f M i ^ " f i * ___

Copy for new sdvutistt a SS m t l i u j l l AaaH he received at A t oKce oi ' publication not later than 10 odack TVoeaday •Oran*. . . . . . .

Address all mail aad a d * checks payaMt to The Coaunnaal Leader Co. Inc.

W H A F p y . MRTy /“I have no home. I’m a wander- er.**

That waa tha answer a youth in Hackensack Jail gave James Breslin, local attorney, who through request­or Edward Steimle aad Albert Wey- ersberg, local students at Duke University, attempted to aCd the

waa ariwated in East Buth- arford several weeks ago whin it waa found he waa driving a stolen car. He waa found ts he carrying a loaded revolver, also. He gave Ole name of Pascual Burke) of Richmond, Va. He said he was a freshman in Duke University.

When Steimle and Weyersberg heard of the ease they felt they might ha able to hdtp a fellow stu­dent. They were refuasd admittance into the jail, however, and went to Breslji for hi* aid.

The local attorney's attempts to help were rebuked by the youth who

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'T i m # , You’ll have a right to

boast of the kind of meal

you serve your family and

your guests if you buy

your meats of us. They

are top-notch food and

crowded full of health-giv­

ing value.

Law Offices of CONKLIN, SMITH * TOWE

Lawyer* Building 17 AMES AVENUE

ARE THE DRYS RETREATING?

When Congressman Franklin W. Fort made his gallant but unsuccessful-light for the New Jersey senatorial nomination, he campaigned upon a platform that seemed radically strange to those wf)o have been Opposed to the eighteenth amendment.' Mr. Fort made the surprising declaration that it was pot unlawful to manufacture "home brew” in the home for hoijje consumption, in other words, the dry candidate campaigned upon a platform of f f i -aonal rights. ‘

And now comes the national dry organisation virtually adopting Mr. Fort's ideas. Signed and sealed hy nationally known advocates-of continued prohibition, they repudiate “all enforcement of prohibition "does not involve the invasion of personal right"! And they go further, they teil us that the enforraecent 'of prohibition "does not involve the invasion of homes and the enforcement of personal rights." „

Thus, the question of prohibition has resolltd itself into a new argument on the part of the days. They efflk.much about the ‘-tlramc" in liquors, but very very little about drinking. As thingi.nOW stand, _ we are forced to admit that we are at sea as to'the real motive behind the dry movement.

Prior to Mr. Morrow’s nomination, there was little activity in the prohibition office of New Jersey. As a matter of record, njr national enforcement agency in Newark did little more than seep'the offices open in Newark. Now, Mr. MaePhee comes iere&nd inaugurates a series of spectacular raids. Why? Why s enforcement being so determinedly pushed at the present time?

'The. dr f* don't know, the Wets know less and the public txiksVon and wonders. “Personal habits and conduct of'home ife jtjin the field of private morals. These should not be touched iy the hand of the law unless they cross their boundary;''. We •jutifctjf course'from the national dry convention and their new ilatform.

it seems to us that the dry forces are retreating. The very oundaticm upon which prohibition was built has gone down with i terrific crash The drys now admit openly that the drinking of alcohol is m* demoralising. They concede that alcohol is not responsible for idiocy, degeneration and pauperism.

Now, in the face of Mr. Morrow’s 304,000 majority, the drys are retreating to a previously prepared position, a stand made possible by the intentional omission from the' Eighteenth Amendment of the word "USE".

Rutherford. N. J.Phone Rutherford 2-694 2-695

Watch for Mr. Happy Party

Phone Rutherford 2-075

Chas. Lobmayer Lyndhurst Market

52 Stuyveaant Ave.

” renatcd keep lo mhtd tbat tba rMOetia as* i be given’ a. tn ah , ap­pearance by dipping them la a quart ot water la which three table- spoooa af aagar have beea thor­oughly dissolved.

Phone RUtherford 2-3315

CHARLES VIZAR0W IR IN G for L IG H T and P O W E R

275 C attle Terrace Lyndhurat, N . J.■ B B H W R M M M H a a

When In Need Of ,

PAINTING - DECORATING PAPER HANGING

SIGN PAINTING

New playing, Maurice Chevalier with Jeanette MacDonald in "Tbe Lava Parade.”

Monday, “The Ureene Murder Caee” with an ail star, cast, includ­ing William Powell aa Pbjlo Vance, the aristocratic ahd talented person who again aaalata the New1 York police to solve one of the most pos­tin g mystaries in the history of the department.

Tuesday, tha great outdoor talking classic I Spectacular action, gorgeoaa scenic background*, thrilling twaa*- *e, lustlous humor. C.famoroo., swaggering, cattle range daya Uve •gain for you. You hear aa wall aa see. Owen Wtateria'a immortal atary, million* have read and leva. A sensational moving entertain sent

others.“Underworld" was great—“Tbe

Wolf of Wall Street" waa greater— "Tbe Eighty" ia greatest Ft- an all tawing sansaUaa. Tbe meat power ful star in pictures at bis dramaticr * . iA story of gtent proportKma.

Mg town terror learns a new cade. Love, excitement, stark, gripping realism. Do not miss “The Mighty'

Jfe'** *««roft which will pta* Wednesday.

Breath taking action ta tba ciewfc. Heart gripping romance in gtamsr MB PsrU. “America1, bey friend”

M. V. & H. A. BennettPAINTERS AND DECORATORS

35* Second Ave. Lyndhurst, N.Phone Ruth. 2-2741

G. DEPKEN 8c SON

54 Pa r k a v e .

next door to F. W. Woolworth's 5c and IQc Store

Rutherford, N . J. 'Phone R U therford 2-2094Her Checks Bounced, Says Doct

The recent completion of the United States census shows that nany counties in the State have gained enormously in nop* j Nation Bergen, in panicular, leads them all with a gam of 75 ijpirr cent, 'ftii* means that when the 1931 Legislature meet*; that a new apportionment of Assemblymen must, of necessity (take place.

]* Under the Constitution of our State, the Assembly must j Consist of sixty members. The problem lies in what to do. 'Each county is entitled to at least one member in the lower |ht*ise and that means that the lawmakers hive got to do some !arithmetical calculating in order to apportion the state cuuita-IFPresent indication* seem to pomt to the fact that Bergen |Giunty will get one new member, while Hudson will k«e two j stats. Passaic and Atlantic may alao expect to get another! •Assemblyman while the smaller counties will remain as they are.

The absurdity of the constitutional law which limits the Assembly is thus apparent. Forgetting partisan politics, we must admit that the large county ai Hudson is entitled to mot%, jitpreaentatKin and not less. The same holds true in Bergen ! where a population of almost 400,000 will he represented by wnly four members in the legislature.

Much criticism has heretofore been voiced ai thr manner m electing our Assembly- It has been pointed out that the Assembly should be elected by districts and n « at large, a* the cystom now prevails. Those who favor the district appurtnev Stent say that it would make each assemblyman responsible to P** constmuents and that k would make the Assembly more ■•dependent.

h seems that the arguaacnt is a food one and « » hoped that the W 1 Legislature wiD take steps to remedy the exist mg evfl and the inequality of AnseanMy reprewnutum

JACKSON - KUHN CO.(Bstablished l>90)

R E A LTO R S — IN SU R A N C E

mpanies Prom pt AdjustmentsPERSONAL SERVICE

rVESANT AVE. LYNDHURST, N. J.Phone RUtherford 2-0804

Hove your alteration work attended to at dus time. T he best time o f the year to have repair work done amd secure the cheapest possible price*.

W. R HARVEY Builder

WU Be Glad ss FwnO* AI KisA mi PUsm and " -----1Special attention given to mnoddmg and

« b rg in g your present hom e

Phone RUtherford 2-4175 1* RIV ERSID E A V E . L Y N D H U R S T , N . J.

SEES LAUGH IN • HOTEL EPISODE

mHk mi i i ip r tH'>*!*«jr.

CONTINUED FROM SPORT PAGE

Recreation Field Harrison, presents pw>)tr of dWculties. However, with MUaaki stated for action the local* tea* far a win by « .mall margin which nevertheless will continue their ■»W « tb* tap of Uie Im p .

The only other game of the day tfttl* *«f O r Jaop trailers the Pion. f f t and Allwood teams minfle at Paaaak Stadium.

, Y. M. L. 8, Harriaon 0,V o i* i A. C. ft, C olum bus C lub 1 Holy Rosary 11, Sapphic «.

mUtaeman; Mayor L. T. Port Laa aad Jamaa H. C V. Lowe, Joseph . A. ■ 1 chairmen of chamber coiH mar Blauvelt, a director. Binder, secretary-troasur chamber.

State I f a i f 1 1 I The committee daclaiac

gency exists and a iU Larson “to take steps a insure legislative relief f< ough of Tort Lae." Tha investigated the situation and presented raaaoai wh should be permitted to bonds for financing underi ties. i: i « i

The inveatjgaftm,- the

im L m a Ca mh h u t c t m n

b Real Detail

Avenue, ia spend Manhatten BMd Mosher spend* ll

■jMr, and Mr*.

S p i d e r w «V « t h a t c a t c X “b i r d s '

Hudsons

Polish Americans Out-Hit Paterson

Rivals; Lose 13-12T H E T R U T H IS T H A TWiaaiewaki Liailts Visitors to Twelve

Hits, Hat Laaea Through Laaoa ' Rlaldiag—Frank Caarniecki Ueia

8ARLESRI ALSO HITS HARI)

The Paliah-Americans were noaed oat in th* last inning by the Pat­erson A. C. at Lyndhurst on Sun­day afternoon, lt-11 Although the Polish boys out hit their opponents, their were unable to score in their half of the ninth after the Paler- sen nine had forged ahead.

F. Ciamackl starred for the Polo* with four hita tn live tries, while 8ebele*ki, Duda. firomerski an! Lemonowict had three each. Boti- fide' was the only man of the Pat­erson team to gat three hits. ~

The Palish-Americans have August

A.REENSTRA&Co.14-16 VREELAND AVR

CLIFTON. N. J.

T d . Sherwood 2155

P h o n e RUtherford 2-0817-K .

Dr. Grant J. Edison* Chiropractor 10th Year ln;Prartita ‘

A Modem Sectional Gang*, built better than Ny y*w own carpenter 2*6 rtftera.White Pme Siding,.4*4 pbtes, 11D* and port*.

O ut own make door* Aaphalt Shingle Roof

Cqmpku: Set -uf HardwareCEMENT FLOORS and

t a r r e d d r iv e w a y sReasonable ttme payments.

New York School af------ ij,v R irv p rw iK11 RUTBBXFORD AVENUE

KUTHERFORD, * . J. H ours— 11 (a 1 p.m.

Monday and Thursday and by Appointment

T H E A T R E

.#■ v i-? — ' V* ■ '38 I

Friday V Saturday * Two Tafcies

“ W ith Byrd A t Th* South F o b "

&U*e Dove ft Ctiwe M t haSweethearts and W ho*

Sunday V Monday TwwTdUaa

Sat. Aug. 1 Richard Arten ft Mary Brian

m

Cmmwd Nagrf, Ray m i U m k W&Omi

*A Ship From S iw ighi’ JAMBS MURRAY ta

Taaa, Wad. m i 1km*

rit D ^ , m ! h m i

Light of W n tt r n Star*

t - * a » #WARNER OLAND in

Return al Fu Man C hu

TW* V fn KNNY RUBIN la '‘Sunny SMao"

I —ul ft MaMy c■im»

ADVERTISING

Business is getting better, slowly, but surely. It is the best time to do your direct printed advertisingor newspaper advertising.

Do not wait until business is in full* *

swing before you attract attention to your product or service.

The Commercial Leader Co.

PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 356 Valley Brook Ave. Lyndhurst

Phone Rutherford 2201

th e m oot p riaed poaaaaaion o f any fam ily ia a hom e! W t can a h o w -y o u a horn* y o u ’d liltr to o w n . loca tad in congenial tu r ro u n d - mga w h e re th e re is ro o m to M ro trh . A n d w e c a n ahow y o u h o w to buy ad v an ta-ilMtililL ^ — tta fa —|g n n in jf t u i nT«ia

NSURANCE•fW W fw wwwwn

ItlO «(klge Road Lyndhurtt, N . | .P h o t* R U therford 2-I077 J-1076

WHERE PROOF OF EVERY STATEMENT MAY HE OBTAINED

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VOICE and PIANOS T U D I O

2(8-270 Forest Ave. Lyndhurst, N. J.PHONE RUTHERFORD 2<M7J*R

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227 Stuy vesant Avenue

(C or. O riental Place)

CH4A V>

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PAGE EIGHT THE COMMERCIAL

Lyn d h u rst M en In H acken sack C o u rts

Convicted of the theft of tools valued at $200 from a Lackawanna freight car here on June 8, Eugene Paluiii, seventeen years of age, of 740 Seijnd Avenue, wai Hentence.i Wednesday by Judge William M. Seufert in Common Pleas Court, at Hackensack, to six months in the 'Bergen County jail. Two other sev­enteen year old, boys convicted with him, were paroled. - __

Paluiii was given the jail term because of his previous sentence in the Jamesburg Home for Boys. The other boys, James Calfaro, of 220 Orient Way and Joseph Palumbo of 260 Orient Way, both first offenders were the ones paroled.

Jerry Coronato, farmer local box­er, in the same court pleaded not guilty when arraigned on charges of stealing dry goods valued at <400 from the store operated by Louis Nadel of Ridge Road on July 1$. Three others held in the robbery were arraigned last week. Two of them, Jermone Sarapachello and Ernest Costa, pleaded not guilty. Coronato was to hay — trill last week, but up. His bail was forfeited

appeared fordid nrt show

S u rp rise G iven T o M r. E d w a rd H an co ck

A surprise birthday party was gi­ven Mr. Edward Hancock, of 520 Park Place by his wife, on Saturday evening. With her husband away on un errand, Mrs. Hancock proceeded to decorate their home and prepare refreshments.

Upon his return Mr. Hancock was delightfully surprised by the great number of guests assembled.

Dancing was enjoyed throughout the evening.

The guest* were: Mr. and Mrs. Van Dyke and daughter^ Clara; Mr. S. Byrd, Mr. and firs. Frank Uttle and son, Prank; Mr. and Mrs. A. Meyern, Mr. und Mrs. E. Zomi/i- sky, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kafinack, Mt. T. Little and Mra, J. Yetman, all of Lynd- liurst; Mrs. ShawtnJck and son, of Hasbrouck Heights; Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt and Miss Mary Yetman of Newark.

I C a n ' t C o m t o J J ,

A ME R I C A N PAPA’S TOUGH—Mean old thine te O i. Nelson Harris, bssband of the besatlfe] French actress, Jane Aubcrt. Janie want* to cone to this country, bat the colonel says

Snake H eld Sacred b y, Hopi T ribe of In d ia n a

Siia!:e«! v.oiilil lend a rare-free exist­ence on tlie Hop! Indian reservationIn Arfnma If It were nm for the white fo lks. Tlie Indians u;ould notthink of harming a rojitlle. They ar* nm unlike worshiper*, hut each year durlug- tha month of Ausnxl tliey hold a dance, In which real, lirecreature*'ure u.«t pinlesrnilies and any. other type taking part. This to a \ery religious ohaerrnnre, a thanks- idling for phut favors anil a su|ipllca* tion for moisture for tbelr ero|is.

One gets a I letter ntuleratuniUag o f lUe devoiltneK* of tills prayer alien wa consider tint tlie Hopi* live In a very arid 'rertUm of Hie country and depend so wholly ii|'on their crops. Th*

; water Is supposed to . be stored In I va.«t rtwrvolra In the heavens abor*

timl lii'i eath the earth nml the snake* are eliosi-n us (lie liest Intermediary lietni'cn the llopi supplicant* and th* gods who coqtrol the waters.

One does not «Wilder so much at the fallli of the Hoplg In prayer* being answered when very/often in the prof- r<- s uf rtie dnnee stumer* come up. Many times the spectators get a good drenching before they can get down ulT tlie tiip.ia or even descend from the

j i-iiiifs nf the Iwuiic* froai whleh they I liare witnessed llie ceremony.—ixiuls*

Ii. Maitiia.'l In Uumh AnliqalK

Early Magazines'die first ninga/.iiie published In

America n i l Issued In Philadelphia February 13, 1711. It wa* the Ameri­can Magazine, or a Monthly View of thq Political IStale of the British «'o|- nnlts, published by Andrew Bradford. Thfte day* later Bcnjunln Franklin luued the General Miuuziue and His­toric* I Chronicle for all the British Plantation* In America.—Detroit Ken *.

P a ra g u a y Lac* C a n te rThe Pan-Am erican Union My* th a t

Paraguay I* th e only c o u s try in South A m erica th * t m anufacture* lgca |n fa irly large quantltle*.

— — —

O a* '* B a i t D em anded-No joh la too sniull to take pains

with; no ta*k la too little to do well, If ywu run't drlre a nail al might, yo*'fe going to make a Ante o f build­ing a house. No man Jump* In to greatness ( be works hi* way steadily upward;—O fit.

' L aw a n d L a ckMgrnjhut everything, even moles

and* ‘ . . .luck.-

t fm tb e r s . go by law and not b> If.—Ttal,.|i Waldo Emerson.

Classified AdvertisementsWe cannpt guarantee the Insertion of any advertisement in the*.,

columns unless same la paid for in ^ v Mce f“r T ," U e d ad

w o rd * tT a ^ ta T hw«rttoM tl.M , U n it ive lines, average six

E SUPERSTITIOUS = *■ • * SUE * * *

B ro thers

P R ID A Y , A U G U S T 1 , 1930 --

t r (5tf) feSt; thence I

minutes Wcet. along the same,* 1red tWWUty-eight anU seventeen .... .

s <327.17) f « t ; tlKoce (») North-I uro«_JI*») t m ; t a m i .westerly s*ili ttlung tlie same, on a curve {y «nd parallel wttfc the to tlie left having a tsdi«» of Thirty- e |fty JS t) (eet; seven Hundred sixty' tiff* ) feet, an a i t mstance «r Two Hundred foity-Kis and five hundredth* (246.051 feet t<> the *aid center line of Went Orchard Htreut: thence (10) North US degrees and (Ml minutes Went along the said centerline.Seventy-four and ten hundredths (74.101 feet to the point or place of beginning.

SECOND TRACT • ^ g in n in g a tpoint on the center line o f Wwt Orchnrtl ilroet distant Fiv<; ifondml eiffhty-one mp4 forty-live hundredth* I wWesterly ulon«r the *«ui»c frjm 4«c*i<>n with the center lln*> of the Fnuiklin Turnpike, and running from thenc** (1) Kooth 14 jiejtree* and 55 minute. Went. Two Hundred twenty-*?* (228) feet to the easterly line of the right of way of the North Jersey Kafrid Transit Co.; thence (2) North Zl de- fr«e» and M minute* West, along the same. Two Hundred fiftyhrIx ahd eighty* nine hundredths tmH to theMttet ecntet On* of We*t Orchard Street; theme (S) fik»uth 80 degr<;es and 48 minutes Kast. aion# Uie same. One Hun­dred ninety-seven and fifty-five hun­dredth* nttSS) feet-to the point or■pfF e of b»rffiftnin*f.

Together with all • and sin«u)ar the riirnts. line rtie*. privilege*, hereditam ents and s-ppurtenam.^es thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, to be* gold in pay and satisfy in the ftrwt place unto aaid com plainant, th« sum of $3,28t.o0. with law ful in tereal therfon.

h a k r y e h a ii% Sheriff.Ber Eve Hcd-Com 1 Ldr Aug. 1-8-15-22.—Fcn*s $10.32

rOLLOWIWC T M PO N IE S— Known far Me Interest tat (port*, Bernard OMM. whose depart­ment *tar* internt* an found In all th* larger eWa*. waa caught by the camera at tt* Empire City race cmuae. SocWty |* Men then ^ In all il* gltry dally

*». J-. *re sbowa aad ‘ ‘la>U numbered Ntae ( I) and

L 5 2 f8 S Kj the anim* a t

hereditament*

'SSbL

nr Ui anywiae apperti r t a S L t o " t e ' S i J to pay and nattafy ta the S rat place aa -

40 tne aaid com plainant, tfce mam *T13.S0J.lt. with lawful Interest theMM. and in the sacoad place, ta pay aad ■a'lsfy onto the said rmnpialasau. line Toayea and Dorothea Toayi sum ot J2 ,m .J4. with lawful 11 thereon. ,

HAKRY C. HARP]Ber Eve Kcd-Coml U r Aug. 1-S-lS-M-^ree* U liH

IN citANCERT Of! NEWBetween The .

a eorponath,Itettino aad ___________ __

& u i ? s 3 »„ 8AMUEI. DEN8KN. Sofr.By virtue of tbe above stated writ tame directed and delivered. 1 have levied

IN CHANCERT Of NEW JER8EV

Between W illiam F. Kornholt and (}u.- U*e .Vadler. com plainants, and Angelo I orlello and A n s a Turmilo. fils wife, and Jo h n Friedm an and Fannie Fried- nurn, his Wife, am i C. Kenyon Inc.. defendants. FI. fa. Retumi octoher n . a , b . 0 *0.

SkWHJitAM E. ELLIS, Sol‘r.

By v tr t* a 'a f tlie above Stated w rit ti, me directed and delivered,. I have levied upon and wUI expose tor sale a t public vendue a t the B herlTs olflce in the City

IN CHANCERY O F NEW JKRKKY Between hkiuitahle Bond A Mortgage

Company, tt t fjrtatration of the- Htate of New Jersey, roinplalmint. and Alice d a n g le and F a ir I awn Home* Com­pany, Inc., a corpftratiwn »»f t|»e JJtate oT Now Jersey, th?fend«nts. -f^. fa. Re- , tutnahio .September 17, A. D. Of30.

MACK AY * MACK AY. S o f t* i B> virtue of tin- above s ta ted w rit to i me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and will expoa* for sale a t pubik: ten d u e a t the Sheriff's I'ttire in the City of Haekcnssek, on

WfcDNKHDAY. AVQVtiT 2T. 1930, a t one o 'doek in the afternoon, eastern Mtandanl time (tw o o th u k tlaylight sav­ing tim e), »J1 the following tra c t or parcel ot land and (demises hereinafter wtrtit ularlv deacrllMa. situate, lying and

being in the Borough of F a ir U w n , in the County of Bergen and S ta te of New Jersey , known and <b*igna*ed as lots number* tw enty-three (23) and twenty? four <21), in Bloek C, a s laid down op » m ap entitled “ Map of l*roi»ertv: nf F a ir Lawn Home* Company. F a ir isawn Borough, Bergen County, N, J.;” anil filed in tho Bitrgon County (*l«rk's Office June 4. 1925 ys Map No. 2002.

Together with til and singular th«- rights, libert^F. privileges. h*»redi*anioBt» sad appurtenanccs thereunto la-;longing o r In anywise apiK rtaining to be sold to

vendue

"r W EDNK8DAT.. AUl nt one o’cloek tn the K tandard Time (two

o n n . « * •

eiRIity-1* '■

5^ , 0 « ‘i e T J l S(wti e m a I B q ; sail three tots «hea

k :

lrMH»e .of Fred./M > /e e t and

raHH w lth 'F f^ e rie i^ W re e t, aevwity- I ) feet and eighty-one (*1 ) one

i reel to tha nortla*aM erl/ lln. _ _ Street, and theaee <4> nortli-

. —i «fty-rwo t i l l buadraltbs (eet lo «a point or tdaee ot ha*ba*l«g Alt as^ToaHtM r 'w ith aB and singular the

liberties, privileges, hereditament*

. i1-*,WI.*0, with law ful in te res t thereon.

sum ofS S £ £ £ ^ “-i law ful In terest

HARRY a H A RPER^

S pay

r*-*

LYNDHURST COAL CO. ^COAL

»£U: a t one o’cxtandard Saving Tt plots.

(WJU.V, 1*>«. afternoon, R aition

Saving T l^ y .- a ^ h e ^ ' ^ r t a ^ ’ t e tracts or parcels of is nil and

KADIATOR COVERS-Made to order. J’rice* range from $‘J to t t . Write or phone, W. 0. He mar, t l Van Kiper Avenue, Rutherford. Phon* Ruth. 6690.

APARTSKNTS TO LET—S and 4 room apartments. All improve-

Phone Ruth. 1026.* i« at.

menta.

J0HU1NU WORK—Now is th* b**t time to hav* jobbing work of all kind* done. Price* lower than past 10 year*. Wm, H, Harvey, I t Uiveraide Ave., Lyndhurat, Phone Rutherford 2-4175.

FOR BALE—Rutherford, n*w house. W ill take Lyndhurat house aa part payment. Wonderful location; eix room*, S large bedroom*, liv ing and dining roomai large a tt ic ; toilet and tub in automatic water heater. Apply— W m. Ii. Harvey, 16 Riverside Av*., Lyndhurst Phone Ruth. 2-417$.

FOR RENT—Store at 107beat atore and location .2bx7&. Apply 8am OUek, 807 RidgeRoad, Lyndhurat.

FOR KENT-Eurniahed room with kitchen and laundry privileges. Call Sunday or Monday, 1 1 RutherfordAve., R u th e rfo rd . Phone Rutherford 2-07 ll-R. _ ___________

POR SALE—Dlnin» room set, oblong table, 10 pc*. $60; run »1», living room net $26, walnut bedroom ret

r Ridge Bead, In township.

SHE HAS HEARD THAT—If * Jane ahould happen to find a

key—shoot, littla cupId, do your stulV —for It I* * *lgn of a happy and wall.matched marriage.

IG br McClure K.wspsper Syo4l«sta.|

LOSt’—Bank Book, Lyndhurit Trust Co. No. 216. S6 Livingston Av».

V", ' _______; i m » 'FOR RENT—6 roorn< ami batii, all j

improvements, 323 Milbuni Ave. 1?-25-3ti. ;»..n JV j

nicely fu rn ish "1 j

Bcrro’i HistoryThe tmr’ro Is tt d (« cen d an f of th*

flrst donkey* brough t over by tha Span iards, en d was IIrat used on this con tinen t in Mexico.

TO I.ET—U rge roofn. Heasonab Avenue.

347 Kingsland7-26-31

NOTICE fs hereby given that Mr*. C la ra H. Mol lin g er, nee Du buy, having Jefl my bed and board, I will not be lispongibt* for any bills she may contract. .

F. H. MELLINGER.8-1 -8ti

WANTED—Man to repair, PI irenci Automatic 01) Stove, Mrs. I£igh», River Rosd, Delawanna- .ini hnuAC j- foot of Riitherfurd ave. 1‘rivute I property, Bridge.

FOR RENT—6 beautifully decorated I rooms and sun parlor on tir*t flooi I in -two family house. A;l»o bun­galow and six room hou e» for aale. Apply A. johnsi.n. Builder and owner. 60 Delafield Avenue. I Phone RUtherforJ 2-4H52-W. It

FOR SALE—Oak dining room sot;] nine pieces, In good condition, j cheap. no dealers. Rutherford It 070 m t is 1

St. 'l ’homas’ Episcopal 1 C hurch

lorest It Slyveaant Aves.Hcv. K ran ltiin U. Paber Rector

R u to r y , 351 Livingston Ave. P h o n e R u th e rfo rd 2-14085

St. M atthew s’ Lutheran C hurch

Rev. (ieorge F. Muller, Palter295 Travors Tlace, Lyndhurat

Phone Rutherford 2184

IWWIII re* > W t "*50, icebox, porch set, ruga and runner*. 82 Orient Way, Rutherford.

('ARS CLEANED AND KIMONIZED HIGHEST BATE M S , w a tC A U . FOR AND RKTCRN CAR SAME |)AY. PHONE RUTH. J-IM1-J-KOK SA1JC—Tackard Straight Eight

Seilan, good condiUon, good tife*. Reaaonabl*. term*. A. Aaron. 1«7

Stuyvesant Avnu*.FOR SA LE -T hre* p4*W _new So

hair living room »*t $76. Bug^U. ihauh Two In on* tab)*. coS*i table—4 pises walaut bwiroum *W

rw

TO l,BT—Apartment on t’age Avenue. Rent $16 and $16 per m onth . Nuh eat. A p p ly S a m C lick , 307 Ridge R ead, L y n d h u r s t . P h o n e R u th e rfo rd 171&-M,

- ~ ‘ y -------- : «FOE RENT—6 rooms and su n iw r lo r ,

all Improvements, heat, t ile k itch n and bath room, new ly d eco ra ted . 668 New York Ave. I n q u ir e - a t 27” Harrington Ave. LiveUi. t f

MRS.EVANS experienced • gjMa. Graduate of the, New Y o r*College of Music. 442 Po-t Av Lyndhurat.

S u n d ay eerv iee* 'S t S t . M atth ew s.' lluri'tK A u g u s t a t’ 10.80 A, M. S u n d a y , A u g u st 3 rd —

Rev. K ra tx k e ,S u n d a y , A u g u st 1 0 th —R ev. .Menkens.

Sunday, A u g u s t 17 th— lio i. M en k en .,

S u n d ay , A ugust 2 4 th —Rev. Menkens.

R ev. Al>ert M enkens, 414 Davi* *iv*«wv' H a r r t i o u , ' N. • t i , will be in

ch arg e d u r in g A u g u st.- T ho . rc i |u ir in « hi* service will plea-- phone H arriso n li-4t»8*.

of Isnil tieularly des-

in thefeunty of

des-

s a a w s r'T ,a r n r *act* o r parr:... b tr a l^ a f t i r --Hltiwle. lylns and being Ii

(rfsSShmdaie In the CSmn und State ot New Jeraey," Begcenter line t

•r.jur 'hurid fifths '(along the same fr.I a t i ts Intersectlo of P a rk Aveaue, i

thence (1 f Houth W degree ute* H ast S ixty-th lot ar hundredths t U . t l ) f e e t ;South J* degrees and 4S

idred th ir ty >(130.13) feet; i-» and 0# i (loe.oo) feet

premises, crlhxd, slti llorough Bergene e lb ^ a i_ _ .„ _

FIRST T llA C T •n the cen ter II

Street d is ta n t “urly meatline of P a rk Avenue, and runnlns from

. . . « J | degrees and ml rnin- and twenty-six

thence (3 > ._ minutes Westth ir ty and thirteen hun-

thence (3 ) Mouth minutes eJast One

> South e»t T<*n

Beginning a t a point * of West Orchard

Hundred eight ami 801.541 feet east-

rom a stone monu- wlth the center

O f lw mmd T a t i

I I S VALLEY B aO O K AVCMUB

T A ROtixrford 2-2140 LYNDHURST, N . J.

pay and satisfy in the first place unto th<* said complainant, the surri of 93,-

tl4S-0> and 12,1 Hfl.l with law fu l in’ereat S^rSm r^lnflM to- pay and., sa tisfy in ti»e second plaeo unto the ■ Ii*ftvfwirtl^'''|Pglr I sawn Homes Compan y ,. Ihc,, th« sum pf 9311.32, with lawful Interest Hereon.HAItKY C. HAB'’KH

KherifL,,Her Kve fted-<*»md M i Aug. I-K-I5-22-—Fees $ 1 x.4H

IN CHANCIOftY OF NKW JKHHKY Between Caroline Tonyes and Dorothea

Tonyes, com plainants, and Olive V* Kampii and A rthur \ ’, Kampff, |ier husband, defendants. Fi. fa, Iteturn- able (ktober- 18. A. 1>. 19J0.

KAFPivK & HI U .K . Hol’r*.Uy virtue of the above sto ted writ to

me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and a il! expose for ?ale a t public vendue a t the Sheriffs office In the City oi Hackensack, on

WKDNK8DAY, ACtJCST 27, 1330 at one o'clock in the aftermwm, Ka stern H tandard Time (two o'clock Daylight .saving Time), all the following tra c t or pareel of land und premire* herelnftot im rticularty deaeritn-d. situate, lying and tadng in the llorough of MuywiHnl, In *ne t ’ttttnty of BerKen and Htate of New

J B B B I _j ( I ) N oith I Jers«?y. beginning a t a point in the29 degree* ami 4 minutes West, still HouthweMer|\ lira of Fairmo«mt Avenue, aloftg s a id lands. Hevcn Hundretl th irty- d is ta n t soutiicast<.t1} One Hundred and five and tw enty-four hundredths (7Su,- j Forty-three feet and Ten <>m-hundr«‘<ith» 24) feet; thenee (TfcnrjNforth 21 degrees *# a fo o t'414^1111 from the aoutheasler- and aa mlfltltes hJust. still . along said ly corner of Fall mount Avenue and lands. One H undred Hiaty-two and three *laywotxi Avenue, and m*m theriee run-iiundredths < l(2 .0 si fV-et to the w esterly! nlmc ( ! ) wulhcuntei'ly along aaid south-line of the Hght of way of the Krie It. I westerly line o f Fairm ount Avenue, FiftyR M h e n c e ( • ) N orth t l degreen and 21 1 (f»0) fei .......

une hundi d red tha < i .99 i lw i l iHundred (100.00) fee t; thenee (4 211 degrees and 41 minutes W«Hundretl fou r and tw enty-stx hundredths (1004.20 f e d to lands formerly of one Ilsey; thence (* ) Smith 75 degrees andfr minutes Hast, along *»aid lands. Ten Hundred tw enty-alg and thirty hun­dredths ( t# 2 M « ) feet ; thence (9 ) North

O P E N D A I L Y

■ . 1 '; : " S):J0 A.M. to 4:10 P.M. Daily ♦— 9:50 AM. to Noon Satuidayt Evening*, Second Saturdays and Following Fridays of each Month

‘ from 7,P>I. to 9 P.M.

JOHN P. W OODS, Secretary

I )n*nt «• i^outli westerlye e t , i 2 >

. . . . . . set $*S— lOpJece dinroom eet $71-4 WllUB

$65: Porch

^ A | - j - - jand runner*.erford.

MIR RENT—Apartm*nt in & rooms and b*th $*0 • " ,

« : •£ ,1* ’, E ^ n S 2 2Company, 147 Starveaant Ave««»*l.yndhur.t. Phone Ruth. J S S ^

JU ST have employment, arcepietl. S r.. P**Hne N a i a m Valley Brook Avenue. __

w -ryu A .* antn u r

FOR SALE OR RENT R*i*«n*M» • room b*t»ae. wlA all na*d*ra S*- provtwants. mclndtaf one-rnr gnr-sg*. pUt UxlW Tnuaire ef **■aer. *17 *U A**, L|* lt»*f*t. ^

AtX’OL NT AWT e*«i iU d number ef tems 1**1*110trial bet—r*e,Fee tesMMiablrM M ,

FOR RENT—4 rooms, su n p a rlo r, a l Improvements, h e a t, t i le k itch en am bath room, newly d e c o ra ted , a t New York Avenue. In q u ire l . iv d i . 277 Harrington Aye.

. t;FOR RENT—5 rooms a n d b a th , a l l

im p ro v em en ts , 323 M ilb u rn e t v , s-aiMai

ro RENT I or 2 ro o m s fu m fs h r i er u n fu m tah e d . ( ’o n v m ie n t to t .u t *nd troltev m U k e Ave. fH „ n . Ruth. 2-2447.' ' _ ' * '

LOST—Saving- A ccount B ank M N o 4765, L y n d h u rs t T r u . t t oFlndcT r u .t

^r^pleaw return l„ l.yn

NAVE your oarpent- r and catnnef ‘ done by one who ka ! - n - .

by 34 year* o f ex,—— a*ve money, tc |.a.taad nttMnUun. of am d-wnatiw fred C. Kate, f i t Fourth st.^-t LywSwet. Phone R u th 41 - s I.

rOE REN?Ii-4~nwm s. aad elactrtc. Apply 11$ Valle> Snsni Av*. * I 3t

n m KENT » reams, .un parUt all l«pr»v„«. k .

. haautifu lacatu aaar bt*s- Rant reasawshte. Ap ' at M l Pag- Arena*.

WMl SALE Twia l*k> Carriage p ad canditioi RnaaonsNe. <V Bath 2 634* «*•« .Second Avr&ut*m4hmm. - ■ n .j f t

Reed Memorial U nited 1 k | Presbyterian Church

<tuj vesant Avenue, near Valley Brook Rev. James U. Littell, D. 0.,

PastorSunday Services.Hi hie schoo l, 9.48 A. M.M orn in g w orsh ip , 1 1 A. M.Young People’* Christian Union, 7

P.M.E v e n in g worship, 8 P.M*

, Midweek prayer meeting, Wedneelay at 8 P.M.

W eatminatcrPresbyterian ChurcK |

• IS A M .Church School.Il ud A. M I ->mwtuiu«a Hervire. jJ.00 P; M, C h u rch Servire.Ilimtrated lecture—-Ben Hur.~

I yndhurst M ethodist tjI Epiacopal C hurch | ,j

Stu i vesant and Tontine Araa. George Fountain. Pastor I

What He Eats Counts Heavily Thru AugustJan tK n 's Pasteurized Milk safeguards children la 11 th ru August play hours, keeping their bodies well oourijbsd with the least possible strain on the digestive system. M odern t s th o d s o f m ilk production are M p o n s ib k for this safety.

Pasteur's findings pointed th e way. O ther scieatias carried o a for him when he passed. Their m odern succesaors find still better ways to produce milk that shall be safe for hum an naw iim ptinn thru hot weather.

And Janssen's Milk represents the ultim ate ia that m odem milk quality and safety; also in that o f milk's h j pnntorm . pas­teurized crram . creamed cottage cheese and cukvrod I four wonderful hot weather foods for children m

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E Pvirreaeal | l larala Krmf«e*n«a *f ths MrihM Owe**

Ffc* mt Ortsa. tmm.tst i. H«*a ■

INJvUa at It A. M. P*a*y at I -H 4 . II Ms.«a m

JANSSEN DAIRY PRODUCTSUse Them Exclusively Tkm Augustrm t Phon**: HO bokm M I N : R D S m M 1-21SS: DLmmu 4-1M4: Mclros* (Brow) MM}t A+mry P**fc 797$, F*r aU otkcr tftinna. -ns iiiln rmiirf ami

caU our mis often, HOMms ••tllS*