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R u s to n g T o S is te r ’s

S id e ^ W o m a n K ille dBaby Is Born Safely To Mrs. Darco In

St. Mary’s Hospital Day After Her Sister Died

Hurrying to Lyndhurst to see a sister who is expecting a baby. Miss Angela Lertora, J2 , of 106 Thompaon Street, New York, was killed at 8:15 M onday morning when her father's automobile plunged into a field after collidili; with an- i «her car at Passaic Avenue and Allwood Road, All wood.

B m i trie« Lertora, twelve, another — .......................... - . — — ■

nat. zs£r .•«srs ! SCHEDULE FORLINCOLN TOLD BY PRINCIPAL

DEMAREST IS Alpkeng Frank MACHINES FOR F a rtn rc Shiffcm rl GIVEN CLEAN Diesk Chicago VOTING WILL * ^C lO lS OuHPOQ

BE BOUGHTHEALTH BILL Word Ium hfM of tkfdeeth S v U a y o f Alphe«« 9. Frenk

of ChkAQ*. fogmerty of Lyudhur*

Ge*s More Pow er To | Freeholders P U w To In-Supervise W ork O f - « V K « .w i w , J sUU Machines In

her right arm. John Lertora, 57. j of Layton, N. J , their* father, es­caped without a scratch.

l~***^liai n II — *-- 4i na»n*tw nineteen, oxi t 5 S o « * Eighth Street. Newark.

driver of the other automobile, andhis fa thu ’, Viacenao, owner of thecsr. eacapWi without a scratch.

Lertora told Patrolman JacobBaker and John De Groot that hewas driving along Allwood Road, toward Delawanna, whan the crashorcursd< He said he stopped at theintersection and then proceeded halfway across when the Newark m ichins, coming from Bloomfield, piledinto hia car.

The door handles of both car*locked and when they separatedafter the craah, the door of theI.ayton automobile waa ripped opencausing Miss Lertora to topple out.The father made no attempt to stophis car as it careened through thefield and reached instead for thedaughter who waa dangling out ofthe open door. She waa cruahed against a big iron real estate sign,

two-by-four beams (featit.

psuog woman and herpickewi up by Adrian

Balia, K Passaic Avenue, one of thefirst men to reach the scene. They were placed in the automobile of s passing motorist and rushed to St M ary’s Hospital. Angela died in less than an hour. Her skull had been fractured and she was bleeding in­ternally. Her sister w ill recover.

The fnrtoras were en their way to Lyndhurst to visit Mrs. Louiar Psrco of Post Avehue, who is ex­pecting t baby. Mrs. Darco is a

daughter of the Layton man and a sister of the two girls.

Miss Lertora was a bookkeeper at the St. Rag is Paper Company, F ifth Avenue, New Yor^, where she had been employed for almost ten years.

The two drivers were taken into custody by police and taken to Po­ll«« Headquarters for questioning Th# case will be referred to the iVoeecolat’g Office

Mfa. Dertfc, wag reported doing nicely this morning at St. M ary '’ Hospital, Paaaaic, where she gsve b irth to a son Mondsy night, one wars that her sister was killed ir an suto accident

P art Time Classes In Effect September

OpeningHom er P. Shepherd, supervising

principal of schools, today announced ten ta tiv e plans to pat Linroln School on a p o rt tim e basis beginning in Septem ber This is necessary to Uke care o f the 192 stu d en ts who will be deprived o f classroom » because six room s in the upper sto ry o f the school w ill be closed as a safety

Ja n ito rsSupervising Jan ito r Jam es Demur

est Tuesday night was given a clean bill ef health by the Board of Bducu- tioa after a hearing oa c arge« that the scLoels are not be ; kept in rood 'ondition by the jaiutora.

Mr. » emerest oxplslnsd deAnitely that he haa no dieeiplinary powers and th*t .th- janitor* did net need to take orders from him.

H'lte'v.ipon the board adopted a resolution giving Mr. Demareat die ciptoiary power». In ths future h«* can discipline ianito.s aa he ssea fit. it waa deeded.

The board at its last meeting had complained thst in Lincoln School there < t.isidersble untidm««»a result cd poor janitorial work. The same rond;trnri rested at other schools- it was said.

There mas the added rharge that Mr. Demareat K d permitted the grass on the high school athletic Aeld to barn o | .

Mr. L<n«e>eet met oil th s q p i stoutly a t a closed meeting of the bcs«d. l is pointed out when he was appointed supervising janitor he w u g*vca t-u’y meagre powers, thst he could Mi.-eivtae. hot he coaid not command. He listed

plot at Nyack, f . Y,W hile in U jp s p a r t Mr. Prank waa

preaident of (Rr t K a rs 's Assume t*on and an e^paaiier of the Lyad- harst TaxpaydN Association

Mrs. Frank« JUh. was assurta ted with the Coewweciai Passaic H e ra H will U h

“ H. N J

Bergen

GIRL ASKED TO RETURN

BY PARENTS

Consolida*w»n of Bm im1 37« m attered slectmu districts Is In ' possible ia l i a * far the 1MT prt- 1 sanry and general ■lactinas, the i County Election Board and Board ! of Fr«« holders agreed Teeeday fed- I lowing * conference on voting nu

chine mstallattea probiensa.I f machines are authorised fo r the

November slectlea dtetrv-t boandartos j will have tn remain unchanged, the conferee« dsn dsd.

The Election Board submitted la

A s C a m p a ig n S t a r t sVan Winkle And Towe Are Neighbors

And Rivals For Slate Senator GOP Nominations

Even the evei pretrot heat ha* tv« kept ihr p c tocai acme fmro taking <*, a decidrdlv intercMtnt appearance m the la • week Lyndhurst a altrvird «harply. ct COMVL hecdtiae M a r«

m to seek rena*m atK «i lot the Amemhly un the Repohbean ticket and Senalot V an W inkle and Harry Tow«, tarali

. . . __|« S O the K.puMi. an rvmunattnn for State S n u im»f «Mn'eu «aa .•Um >m trmn inghtxmiig Ruthertord

„ . , •* JW O " “ ! '! O Then, too, Sen nor 0 1 « . who KTki the («ihrmatiVHl n a »Kapplers Are Broken- m—iryauu«* wUi n« «a»mw ■««_ inatK«. camc Irtn Hut her lord, and was weB kj..»-n m L»i»l H earted Bb Disappear- w m hur* whae many local men came undo the >prB ol (hr Vn

ance o f IhtUO'SMr- Saal * VI*«». «» »r «• w atnr wfcrfr he K11H up C\TTyman . MMr d im .« KudHrl’Wdf ” iW ukiir» M**» than that, L y n jh u n t ■ a p 4 itk a j t..wn EJe»n.«» ai*

‘ --------- - l u k a , h«»e w « h .a hoop-la - a l l ‘K r u t i n , U » l t > » I •I U m 4 I - l « y u n l u ^ T I I , « l * a Vtm Mu m I N • »

In the meantime, the boilding com­mittee of the hoard is pushing ahead u rapidly as poaaible to outline plaps hat will provide for future expen-

iion of the school system Mr. Shepherd said under the proa

:nt schedule students m Uie fjr-i four grpdf* will go to achool from <1 a. m _ fo noon and that studahts in the iaet four ekmeateey grades jrill go to achool from I f to 4 p. m.

The num ber of studen ts in each clasa will be incrs a ssd to fo rty e h e rrv e r possible This is a heavy ttudent l e d and far more th an is '«elieved good fo r a class, bu t Mr. Shepherd said em ergency conditions lem and th a t claeaea he th a t alse.

W hether additional t ra d le r s will be required as a reeult o f the sot up la n o t known.

M iss Hermeo < lech, f principle of Lyndhurst High School, is principal e f lin c e ln Achool Her experience la expected to prove ad* vantageous in the e ffo r ts of the ^ board to minimise the ioe* e f use of ' Lij six rooms in Lincoln School \

Board m em bers a re »till underid- i

today united ta a * toea than 1 10 or more than tH ) ■ — B .te ( ha riot to K .pp ier,, la event the P rertisldsm author.», mary I» m i e*CCf*KV>

year ohlrda ight.»r purehaas ef voting machlnse this poor, “ *they plan te boy aW ut #00 ma chiuse and dietribots them among aa isting distrtrta

tk tw rn . t\ n ¿ rite ctM U ff pnMingle cry their 1»

>mg back Wherever yeu ars, no matter or I at you have done, think of tan and turn has*, t «me

For th»- agtag couple sitting the front poreh <»f their home night the long

Ithtawo cannot be obtained tn tin»«ths primary election but may be

. — — J tra ffic 1 teies rolling had for the general oleetieeh w i aM , lu rffart for th . Uiwn.hip, p u t S I M H u h . .y 4 ! « 3 A t Ih . r a « M l o l Dr Hum .1 A W .

rtad he could do nothing; not «'Xist And the »umlnor i% h t and UM|M| Election Board memhsrs dewhc-e the >* tutors refused to recog 1 the sure s i g n * s u a m * i tu rw ng ' AnlH>ty ^ „ , „ 4 u rut the numbernia« his suiM-rity, ¡"J® ^ " J 1 ?***•_ TWy m*rr of d.atriets to apprmitmately >00 if

The hoard decided that in the rintiiidni O feiiottc a rrfont l ''*‘ P res holders boy voting machine- future M r I h* ms rest will have full | risdhnrst H i»K sA m I aaoduole O »u»ty Counsel W alter G Wianepr.wer over the janitorn. It wiU be k.ft f ^ * ^ ^ and Vivera,up to him. it was said, ts secure |n Hebohen s k is asid to have read portions of tha* much nork as possible from the met henneth S a A ¿»hen, former pa ' ^e prove the Countyjanit rs and t*. see thst it ts done t ml man and divwewt father o f five complete eseffectively It was agreed that n» rhiklren o«a not et lauti

The ^»raen groas at thsI » Uemaoaat said. the-Nuodov ^Ther ws/ted ei.rl

morning, f'-mrfug mmi hoping Then they go. keied thH r

and went tu th» poh.««

lawyer

WOULD WORK FOR NOTHING

HE ARGUESRefuned U n i o n P ay,

Trenoulhick Would Not Be Psid

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paper» for tbeir Th. happU

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spare for tow nship children Among t V , # Neighb*»« sed f'-rm er «chr-lmat- i

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pro p erty o f t h . board. i 1 ° ” r o a . o a p a n U>~ ha lo o k u p and M a ar l a p la n » A h.T h . M arin A v .n u . !li*h Schaol r~ " « n r . b . .n * r l a ^ d nd had nanny « « » . t n t a a r . . nad

plan h a i h m nudar roaaldarn tlon ; * a r a a a r a . Tha S u t . D .paa tby previous board» The present high ir*V,t E ducation condemned the arhpoi would he converted into a < e r man I a s a A retrap and the six rooms /•m ior h i# i school If the new high 1 on \ the upper I m p o f the building school building w ere erected we^« closed Teacher« will only be

ired fo r d H honra o f work ea

The County aad of aay

laying changing Ita own dtetrtei« conform with

'inné enThe Cennty pions to _

meehinoe to eorh town ea the koala of two mecbinea for every I Mumcipelttiee heviug leea thne I non

l a d M M o i , hcem an fa r years ago, m et her sN ago. Mr. H appier mid girl

is IM R low H

Bail Given Up In Police Court

C h ar(ad with ap w d in a on R id«. Road W illiam Roth*nfalt»r of 12>

a n . , Bogota, waa flnnd

C A R S O r T H A N K SSinea It la Imponnihl, to thnnk

a our frlanda p m o n n ll,. wo in k . thl* monna of l l p n o i i i y our honn f .Jt a p fra ia d o ii fo r tk . naaiaU nr. , Bnod .ym p a tU r»nd.rod aa dnrtna IClmwood Atha m . . n g d.ntk .rf our bahmrd , M Tnaadny oi»ht la pol^aIl i.band a r il Kathrr. John 1. O ' ; RoronUr W illiam I . B i.on a

U ,,n ‘ RT ' Hail ml W w u fo r tn l ta d by Anroo^ • " r L i . n ' î V Kuairk « f Itrooklrn w h .n hr f a lMu o r ta r Simma and D r Sutlivan fo r i _ / _ ,k i_ —

Umir comfort, and aid. To .H aha I *" " T L * ” *? * -** T ” lMaaa oknU. «oral tok.na. or ! “ d ** fnrfattad hr Rot-wl h.lrad ua in any otW w ay , McCarty af t»t Hayward A n m m .

o r t^ m ir hour of trial, w . riWnd Oran«B, wW «Im M M la a u n t a

extra half hour, Mr, id, the teachers ml

ef the detail with / potUng the classes throughout the 1 township on a single promotion

r , big

our sincer- g ra titu d sM rs. Groce 0*Briea and Family.

M - — - o . --------- j Mr. and M rs. W illiam U Kelly e f !Miss Mildred Bradley « f M4 Third S4I Second Avenue. Mrs. W illiam B

Arenas. Ooroth» Hobler of 464 Kinga Kelly e f U 7 P a r t P lace, H ugh Cu« -nd Avenue, W illiam Stnehl« of 4M lellu. J r . . o f F orest Avenue wem ' ' • a r t Avenue snd Austin M.i--ph\ • ■ Ofv „• .| M - aof Blot.mfteM retum e»i fe.»m s stay ', O tto Lam port of R utherford et th eir

1,1 ‘ sn— p %m m m m ^ È r n m u ^

Fire Commissioner ^ Regaining Health

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■ nome ne•Mllb’f".

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dan to the teachers* com m itter girl Th » W PA commuulcnted w ith the PoUer m y toot th

how I and aakad what action wrmld !tp k .n racarding th* aw n ion a f ’ f X . . I I ■

0 toid dvr girlnnt go. Abe le theeed Korhtlel-

tha eetlrv townF er e earn pie a town having l«noo

reg íate red voters w i. got ta un Is I t

m uniclpolity will hove the privilege Of making Ha

blear her« un the high achool This m atte r w as placed befen oters In the form e f s referee sad «rae defeated W PA w *

u tri bo te pgl.m w end the beard .. contri bote »10,000

Til e W PA wro teeem a s dsd te knew w nat a r t ion woi | w j . -

^ ! i S S a la<V * * board haa n e t derided on Anal is Aee feet six inch

op ion. b u t s u iW ta e d w riu ag to Ught W] ‘A With the tnform atsoo the pew

H«iBbAM shoe Aetoeday m d she r m U

110,000 V S u i N«a Um board aad

- w hat a rtm a wdl b a t a t a » hat.'

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Waarrr w a n anr hr»« x jf t té rd^.ajy 4» •aid CWir. arc alaaal the auar Rapmly. the ir«ht>aui IMMM are hrtng twtpt away by thr tur ram , i maitrn Wnlrrn Me Mr««« pactum and l«hi> are ihr influent* aht th«<k,

W h a t M m a K m fc a a « « Ja p « » n (h e U at he d aaen h ad h y h e r au rai h » « a C — an o ta ! a ap acta i a ro d r

M d „ . u n i < M rn m rn »> haala a g « W s*

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LYNDHURST, N. J , THURSD AY, AUGUST 1», 1937

him in* you would a child you have taken int > your home and he « III respond quickly and be a delight to you. Let u* d© what we M e '

CHOICE Of ANY BED

Jenny Und - Modem • Metal and four Post«*

nJ styles in lull cabinet woods

maple or walnut

. . . . or tW Maftr«isThe Mattress is a li cotton, lull 5« It»., In a choke ol »fleet ticking. Very comfortable creati«*1-

pr©grow*»«0kOm» chant *nup hi* ' urday ice cream

k ' l v *i. m l o t t i* d i w r t . » alu much h u x u tm but a Im» \ t o. Ana soon aH ni«

I n U t m o s t P r i v a c yv ia it a iu l re m a in w ith in o u r iiU |)|4y rooot i W r f y o u w ill f ia d o u r m e n ham diee H IKtiM) I S tL A IS FiGVMMS.Here .vou may leisurely make Your Own Com parison*, through v k iih voaa will i usne |o uutlerstaiwl the range of pricoa.

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TH E CO M M ERC IA L LEA D ER _ THURSDAY

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THE COMMERCIAL LEADER CO., I n c .

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Fred S. B erner..................................... EditorErnest J. Dabi n e t t Secty. and Trcas.W fliam É . Kaempf......................A d v. Mgr.

For Pare»*» To PonderThe full benefits and disadvantages of the motion pictures

and radio carnal be estimated now. Both are too young. They are, as yet, in periofc <>i development. Their ultimate destiny has not been deterinimd and k is not wool gathering to im­agine that their destiny has a single goal, and their absorption, one by the other, and the o ntinuation as such to greater heights

But this should be realized by all parents. Sconce and psychology cannot yet tell exactly the influence the motion pictures and radio are having un our livis.

Parents, too often untutored and ununderstanding, must, nevertheless, carve out their awn philosophies regarding the motion pictures and radio.

W hat harm and what good each does for a child is open to conjecture.

The child who sit» before a radio and spins the dials to arrive at a favorite program may be sitting in more than a draft. He may be in a position where his own future is being undermined On the other hand, he may be strengthening himself for the future.

That is for the parent to decide and it is a difficult question.It goes without saying enormous loads of twaddle come

out (¿ .the loud speaker every night. There is gun fighting. There arc witches There are gangsters There are bed time tales. "There are snide but bewitching voices paid for tiy the advertisers.

A child alive in such a world can very easily find himselt in a puzzling maze. W hat is right and what is wrong? He is too young to know: but he is not too young to be impression­able All the fake advertising that comes floating in via the radio tubes is absorbed by the child. His mind is attacked by the fancies and foibles of minds which are very often not re­sponsible to anything but money.

There are programs of elementary music, of good lessons, even of .respiration to be found in the radio.

Parents mu* decide for the child what is good and let him have only that.

The same for motion pictures. The Walt Disney color films are joys to behold, for adult and child alike. Must of the pen and ink stuff are harmless fantasies whiih could not harm, even by the widest stretch jof the imagination.

But large doses of die trash which adorns many screens can do nothing but injury to the unsuspecting child.

Parents should be on the lookout.In both the motion pictures and radio are potentialities

that can be converted into vast good. Parents should try to ob­tain as much of this as possible fcr their children.

Tennis In LyndhurstFor a game that's comparatively new to Lyndhurst, tennis

has taken a firtn hold here. Each year there is a championship tournament which, according to the increasing numbers that (ran the lists, picks up in popularity year after year.

T o the players who are spirited enough to enter the tour­nament and to the men who make the arrangements for th,: tournaments, Lyndhurst owes a vote of thanks. They are estab­lishing a tradition which in other years will bear fruit.

Christian Science Bergen County’s Home In low» i Highway Fund Does Fne Work Same As Usual

. S. P. C. A. NOTES Thought for the week:»‘The saddest sight in thia world of

«in,la a litti- puppy for sale ip a bin.

Th« gladdest n ght in this world so fair,

la a gay little pup with hia tail in die air.”

And the gfey little pup ia usually <swiiad by someone who love» and understands him.

Traveling along the highway« and by-oifrs we so often aee unfortun­ate littl<- puppies in cages outside

; gas elation* or so-cidled kenivls, w ith the aign; "Puppies Fo r Sale” . Amuaem nt park*, too, have these helpless litUe c nurtures lying in the hot sun, whimpering feebly. Some-

1 times th?y are given for prizes; sometimes they «re for sale. They look so helpless that people buy them. Th.*n when the poor creature* are taken home it i* discovered that they are not house-broken, that they often haVi worms, and thist most if them are sick. Humsnr people brin them to our sheltento be destroyed; th? inhumane, of "which there are hundreds, just take them out to a vacant lot o r park and leave them to perish miserwbly. Most people act on impulae. “ Isn 't it cute. L i t '* buy it.” and tho deed is done. “ Buy ia haste; repent at leisure” is their motto. D O N ’T buy theae puppies.

slam- HI !ln- Ji*business. Many dogs may be found at Pounds and 8. P . C. A. Shelters. Hogs that have boon housebroken and are wait in* for homes with people with understanding hearts. Buy from legitimate kennels if you want a thorobiv*d. I>o not buy from frowsy places calling themselves “ Jimmie's Kennel»" or “ Doggie Ken nels" or “ Animal Co-operative Un ion” . And wfon vou do buy, re­member that the dog is a stranger ta you. He doesn't know whether he is wanted or not and it will take him » couple of iw ek i before he understands. H |

AT O A D V E R T IS E

I B T f c t

C O M M E R C IA L

L E A D E R

stamp out this roadside and so-cajle<l keanel business, and remember that ‘The saddest sight in this world of

sin,Is a pubpy for aak? that is tick

and tnin ."We hav* the following dogs at

\ Engle-

Large maV*a— 2 fwood.

’ry on A Phone wood »-73*0.

police dogs, part A j redale, hound. Belgian police, pe-r« bull terrier, part Dalraation (a 1 >vc ly dog), eoliie mixed, pert Step­hen , part Gordon setter.

Small male*— 8 poodles, par H ' tese poodle, part Spaniel, 4 fo*terriers, 3 part terriers and a swaet J Grace and four children, Donald, little triek Which our custodian says Edwgra, 1 m Hdno#ml Arthur.is like a Teddy Bear, a little creir- ! 'V ^ p --------ture with many* ancestors, but full Mrs. W . J . Lorn; of 738 Sixth of play and good natu red as so Street is e t Harrisburg, Pa., for • many mongrels are. week.

Don't forget to speak a word fo r] —animals le ft without water or tied ,M«rilvn o f 4«ft Stuyveasnt Avenue too doaely to fences and porta. The i, f t Saturday morning to law is with you. Help enforce i t few weeks at Aabury Park.

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In Cornell Bluffs, Iowa, ia ieceted a Horn* for orphan and deetitute children, which ia different from any other organisation of ita kind in the country. Thia Home waa founded nearly fifty five years ago, by Rev. J . G. Lemen, a g»dly man of gtaan

In feet, the Horn.the Premiata of

tie faith in Gad. area founded Qsd.

Thia Home, which is the Christian Home Orphanage of Council B luffs, Iowa, is «pppened entirely by the free w ilt offerings of the lovera of <hh1 and Humanity Thousands of children have passed through ita por­tals during it« over half ««ntury of «gistence. Children who wars In the Home, years ago. are now outstand % own and <m i«s f t t jM f f i O IW have won fame and fortune due to t v te«A.hinge received while they wer.- children et the Home. These agiue children had they been left io their anginal pitiful surrounding», might have helped to Alt the peni tentiaries ef todOf.

1 he Christian lion»« Orphanage is a National II.m e for ch ild re n ;» 1« Ieceted In Iowa, but It i« supported entirely by th* voluntary contri bu tiens of people from all section» of the country, tt receives no appropria tions <»f any kind, and employe no traveling airent». but de penda upon your goodneee and mine for ile SUp-prrv t v conduct* its oam eehnotits own laundry and ita own well equipped hospital It eleo has asmall department for aged women

The work of caring for homeless children. pad training them to be*cotne Christian men and ero men, ia the muat outstanding work e f today, m e Christian Home Orphan— s ia doing this work, but it eonoot do it wathout your gift* a od your coopera tien. This is a «uck in which all can tgke part.

F a r information in regard to this (•markable Rome, write to the C h r* d a n J Jw '- Orphanage, (■«un.i! Blaff» Ifcrffc end I itera tore wiU he sent to f I

I il aao>«ihiittoBs sent to the Chris

“ S u n d a y G o M o o t i n ’ — B o s t

O n I c o G o a m E q u a l s

A “ S u n d a e ”

Bergen County's share of "State highway fund* is the same this yeai as i t has been in previous years, ac cording to Senator W inant Van Win kle in a statement made today to mayors, councilman and the public H t fH lllV ,

" I have been informed," said 8« tor Van W inkle, “ that some of our municina! officials are under the mis taken notion that the succeaaful flghi staged by the Bergen County legists live delegation against new taxea and for diversion of highway funds ha* curtailed the regular annual State I aid appropriation to Bergen County

its m an i ci poll ties. This i« aheo- | tutely untrue.

MA atudy of the biU which diverted Itf^OOJNM from highway funds to finance relief w ill ahow clearly that | not a penny of county or municipal aid scheduled has been touched. Neither has the money for meintrn ance or adminiatrativo work of the ; department haa been decrease«! one nickel.

“ The bill does, however, curtail the vaat expenditures of motley for the purchase of right-of waya and high way tonatroction not akready con­tracted for. N«w Je rsey is spending, this year, about »30.000,000 for high ways, s »um which compares favor­ably with that of any State in the a n * « and fa r higfter than most e f j them.—**B#noter ~toater~H. Cl««, oor Aa- t~ aembly delegation and I fought this j battle almo»t single handed. W e were «.uccessful berauar we dug deeplyinto the facts, brought them into the light of doy, and proved eonclaalvely that the tremendous opposition to j thi« economy meaaure could net with stood the overwhelming sentiment ef the citiaene of the State against new taxation at this iaM.M

nan Home Orphan age, Council Bluffs. ! Uwa, are duly acknowledged and | •redited in the off :« isl puMWatien. "C H R IS T IA N >tOMK,M in whkh « II | •aaoeldl wa»o i apftor. « eopy of which will U- mailed to yve.

By S ID N EY SN O W

->HF. story goea that manv v«an ago aIthaca. New York, wanting t« luild busineas. ».unpiiod a «t; tJjj

iis Sunday teppmg or “ StUtfL*’’ l iThis Sunday teppmg or * ß»u»di«'’ b-s. % demand for tb* wir.p U n ; cn compel I u>i* were Cuuearmr fountamt came to fosiu i1 ‘ ¿ jn fc .

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There are many •lui made u thisbui here is .

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CHOCOLATS aUNIME2 aouares ef ***wrcltaed 1 13 %ap • ondmeed milk.

choc elate OVOgteeedH teaspoon salt 11 cap to I . ap het vo ter

M elt chocolate in top of a doubts boiler. Add .vreetaaed eend. nsed milk ind «tir over boiling water for Ava minute« .» til mistttu- (Hick- ens Add salt and then stir la hot water to the tbukose« daeired Thia mak< about t cups uf »undas.

A "dab” of whippe<l cream or a sprinkling of chopped nets are Idee a.Mitions, while pwsn halve» aro ktgpg". li. *a made ice cream ia delicious and economical, but the container front the «Cere <s given a more home like effect when s home mad« *— -

JOHN RAFNER - PASSAIC Offers,n3^r AUGUST SALEb e d s p r in q o e in a ttr e s s

Choice o f Woods

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I »a. li won't be to make a p*c- (04*. however. I l « U 0» tor a three cr four v t t t t angug»*nsot si a Loa A n jr Isa holet His Variety Hour, or course. a ill coma trcin there duruui

Mra. Hendrik Muller of 1M Ton- JBe Avenue entertained at her •am- mer home at Indian lake Wedne.«- Jay for member» of the 1-. I.**' Auxiliary of th , I.,„dhur»t M a.o„L Jab . Gtaeata were M r, W illla * .a n * Mra. Jacob Burk, Mra. Henry Oaurhar, Mra. Charlotte Oberley, Mra. Em ily Henahaw. Mra. Paula Thomp- on and Mra. Roaa Feyl.

Mra. E lla Launa. Mra. Halek, M M ary Capiello and Mra. Howard Dun. man wan» guest a Wednesday of M **d Mra. Karl Heiiand of Kama*,

Mr. and Mra. George Good* o. M l Poet Avanua returned Wednes lay from a two w«ek stay at Oe- bornavilla, N. J .

Mtaa Muriel Cobart of 428 Sixth Avanua ia at Sommerville.

»»o ¿anger ot bursiary oc Hr* w l^e you ar* g%x* in* sale deposit boi ft ■ fo.nl investirmi ,uM I« daw rv together. «Herr you can lay yam Hands iw mem . . i

family of 443 Roosevelt Avanur urr it Point .Pleasant.

The following Lyndhurat boya ore am ping at Pompton Plain»: Paul,

Janrtea and Hugh O ’Rourke and Huh ird Coughlin.

Miaa Agnail Hockatadter of 167 ’oat Avanua ia in Maina for a work.

Mr. and Mra. Michael Andriola of 115 Graan Avanua and daughter Mary Ann Hava returned from a motor Tip through tha Naw England States

paa ranca tha a!ao haa enougn aanao ot numar to fag Back an«forth mlth Charlie McCarthy at

Mr. and Mm. John F. Woodi and iorta o f 315 Stiiyveaant Avenue are U the Shoreham at Spring Lake.

Mr. and Mra. Alfred Gobi« and amily of 14 Da I a (V* Id Avenue are at lalstoo Station, N. Y.

Mr. and Mra. W illiam Jonas of *12 Forest Avanua have aa thaii rueet foe a month Mra. Jonea' father JTM taa Livingston of Springfield.

TUBE PEOPLE URGED TO ASK

SAME FAREF ran k H ague Says That

Opposition Must Be Voiced A t Once

Mayor Frank Hague appealed to all pereona In Hadeon and Bargon Count tea who are oppoeed to incmaae of tuba faraa from 6 to 10 rants to personally aend their written ob>ar- tieas a s Mtt Im m n n o C eaaieoras ( t<mmiaaioii at Washington

Theasands a f preteata againaft Ike 4 cant rate jump on tha traina of tha #Hudaon a Manhattan Railroad Company are being mailed ta tha I C. c. as part af Hague's campaign

Plum bing - H ralinir Tinning

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Miaa Halan Hixson, dsughter af lr. and Mrs. Samaal J . Hi «»on a 10 livingaton Avanua ia at Hr ■ I ge­lila and Oxford for thraa weeks.

“ I daam it my duty ta appaal ta •vary paraon in all aartioaa of NorthJ t m ) who h a . o .,toba» to downtown New York to vtgwr oualy prutaat d.rertly to tha I. C. C agamat this iarraaaa,’* tha Mayarif Jersey C ltv eaid

Miaa Molly and Halan Fitxaimmon f M S Far» Avaauo an«ortnlnod a**air home Wedneeday night at din t r far Mias Eliaabath Kittering of

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HOME FURNACE . . AM ) CHIMNEYCLEANED . . FIX ALL CRACKS, ETC * J ' W'

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THURSDAY, AU0UST 1% 1*37

Mra. l U m l l W rdaM aad dau*h. , Clara of 827 Livingaton Avanuare-turned Monday from a viait with

W rig h ts sister-in-law Mra. Chari** Howell of Middletown. N. Y

Mr. and -Mra. Corivrlius Lai bold 0f S4S Park Place entertained at tSeir home for a few day« Mr. aad Mra. John Dornbeier of Bayonne and Hr. and Mrs. Guatav La ¡bold of Jersey City. .

Miaa Mildred Careiia of 143 Orient Way »* * l Belmar.

, M r.a n d Mra. Alfred Manno and

returned Monday mornin* lroai a two week atay at A tlan ta City

V a lu « S - Jol,n Z-ln ° f «TJ Valley Brook Aven>ie • >>mad Mot.day mom.n* from a trip to Detrait,■wh.. in ralabration of the*wedding anniversary

U y y-. Hiekay and »on Thomas Hickey of 541 Second Avenue re-

. turned Monday monvng from a stav I at Sculleville. wh?re they v1!Mted with

, Mra. Hickey’s daughter and son UiMra._ Helen Hyatt aiid daughter | law Mr. and Mra. W illiam Hill.

Mr. and Mra. Clarence Sharwood of 27 mroornl>anied ybMrs. Sherwoud’a sister and brother

! * J * w. 5*r- mnd Nra. H Paul Stem pie ,and children of Ardmore, Pa., left Saturday for a two «%** stay in Vaamont.

I Rqad M l Monday morning for a week's stay at Capa Cod.

l yndhurst Round Table ware gueata Wedneaday of W illiam C. Collins of ¿$4 Travers Place at hia summerhour at Point Pleaaant. M?mber« wbo attended were Dr. Henry Losier, [>r. Krneat McDede. A rthur Cola bella. Arnold baMsai, George Hoicien, Louia Levy, Leo R iilly , Home* p Shephard. Fred Berner and M*yo>Horace ft- Ih f l r .

The following Lyndhurat peoph went on an outing Saturday to Bel ,nar Charles Gebhardt, Henry and Benjamin Divine, Edward and Carlkliitgenbeek, George Cohn, Jack U c i tra, Louis Crupi, W illiam Janeck* and Warren Thomas.

Mr. and Mrs.iia i|lilav * ■, ■ ■ ■ •. . » v . . ■ ■aad Warren Thomaa of 517 Kingalan« Avenue have returned from a week’s stay at Belmar.

Mrs. Edith Grabowski of 160 R idfe K»ad spent the paat few daya at Point Pteaaant.

Jodnny S c o t t T r o t t e r the Sand leader ot t S S Thursday N l | h t M a s i ­llan. studied Se an architect at collate but. aa be puis a turnea out u> o- ».* Recent!» ne

Mrs. Vincent Kuaao and phonae of 639 Trh Eycke A 1 have returned from a atay at Bel-mar.

Mr and Mra. Peter Laurie of 246 Court Avenue entertained at their hoine for the wreek-end Mr. and Mrs.. Patrick Leonard. Mra. Mamie Murphy and daughters Catherine and Holer and John Victor of Brooklyn am4 Miaa Mary Capiailo of Lyndhurat.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dahn and children Eleanor and Harold of 280 Rutherford Avonue have returned from a atay at Pinediff Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penrine an<’ ihildran of 608 Ten Eyrke Avenue haW returned TroTh a week's atay atB«lmar.

George lt»nx of 425 F ifth Street the paat few days at Beach

ven.r ,

Mr and Mra. Richard Wagner of «64 Jauncoy Avenue are a t PointPleaaant

Miss Joaephina DeDonoto a f 618 Milton Avenue and Miaa Charlotte Monaco of 668 Valley Brook Avenue are home from a stay at MidlandBeach.

Mr and Mra. Henry Waterhouaa and ilaughter Viola and aon H arry of I3V Park Avenue returned Thurs­day front a aix week atay at their •uinmer home at Walea, Maas.

Mrs. A . Gutheil of 329 Livings­ton Avenue spent Thursday at Rock

Miaa Anna Currie of 636 Seventl ■ ’ returned Monday morning

from a atay at Kockaway Point.

Mr. and Mra. George Rena of 221 I'oreet Avenue returned Sunday firon a stay at 8urf City.

Mr and Mra. Harman Ernst ant son Fred of 731 Ridge Road an Mrs. (ieorge Smith of 740 Kidge Roa *prnt a few daya a t Point Pleaaant

Mr. and Mrs. P-ter Bongiovanni of 019 Hew York Avenue had astheir gueat for a few days Miaa NinaFinili of Reading. Pa.

Mr and Mra. John B. Wixaon am1 daughter Muriel of .117 Trevera Place and W alter Ea rl o f 425 Traver* Place left Saturday for a two week*tay in Maine. .

M.aa Frances Hart of 502 Woart Avenue ia on a motor trip to Canada

Mr. ami Mra. W illiam Terry and f-imity of 74V Fourth Street returned Sundav night from a two weak stay at Asbury Park.

Mr. and Mra. Paul W hitting af 172 P«*«t Avenue returned Monday from » motor trip to Niagara* Fa lls and

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Oarence Shei wood, J r . of 273 Travers Place is at the Boy Scou lam p st O sklanJ where he recently •aaaed hia aenior life aaving teat.

Mr. and Mra. John J . Glaaaon of 2S Livingaton Avenue have aa theii uest for aevaral week» Mrs. A. D VNan of St. Louia, Miaaouri, foe lerly af Lyndhurat.

James Bullock, aon of Mr.* and Ira. George Bullock, of 290 Li* igaton Avenue returned Fridaleming from a three week stay at V Y. M. C. A. Camp at Bee lountain.

Mi*, and Mra W il'iaas ttyfevetet an* foul ly af 2SI W ilfew A*«nwa m«ur»

» *4 ft tun a 6 ah teg H ip at B rM W

Mr and Mra Mearles Moaley aad f f jp U f HÍ *1* Sixth A « * s w a n a" f Wh^vy Fork fr» tw» weeks

] WtUihhT Barth è f n t t ntaystaa ! %»*>r ee aalebintad Ma MHhday aaa>¡ i s »«•) wttH e party at hta b«ea- ; Wedaaalay Oueeis — e* M . A J i I f iw a r l ul Beg' a M» *nd Mra JI ft Sf*d Ur*.-*-+■■j M «IraaM ia View'

I M i. and M .» W illiam M e e ef j T it Fourth Atrwet le ft T V »'*4e> f.*

t »tay at D tngm aea F a rr y , |*. an and daughter M argaret 4f O *

Tan Ryefc* A vanua are an a Mesa . week mote« tn p to Ó

Mrs. S. J. Hixson Entertains at Tea

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Acmes Drop A Starlings Defeat Close Game To Norwood Team

Harrison Nine

Center atThe box score:The bo» score:

L Y N D H U R S T A C M E S (4)ab. r. h. po. a. e.

i th*- beat performance f«?rged into a two-run lead in the first of the year for Csrueci who right inning but it waa wiped out later now ia keeping the Starlings ia the by the viaitora. win column.

Next Sunday the Acme* will plsy The Starlings scored first in the th? Clifton Spartans a t the Sports second inning when Sal Ferraro hit

3:30 P. M. | a home run. Th-- Blue Sox cameright back to tip the score in the aame inning on two bases on balta and two errors. From then on the game turned on to be one of the sweetest pitcher?- battle» you could ever hope to ►«-. F o r six innings neither team e^uld score, then in the ninth the Starlings scored 3 runs on 3 hits and one error to break up the ball game. Smith who pitched foi the Blue Sox pitched a beautiful game for altko.irh he allowed 10 hita he waa very »rood in the pinches striking out 9 men -and stranded 8 on

Sheridan, aa White, 3b Whitehurst, cBoschen, cf ..........I-ewsndowski. lb('oughUa, I f ..........Benesch, 2bWenael, r f ........ .Hanacom, p

* Totals

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. 37 4 0 27 9 H A R R IS O N H U D S O N S <B)

ab. r. h. po. a.Miaesak. 2b . Staniewica, as Bryndta, lb DobMh, c f .. Boykowsi, I f . Bagdsinaki, p Wosniak, c .. (iardner. rf . Zelma, Sb . . . .

The bos acorS T A K U N i.S A . C. (4 )

The Lyndhurst Starlings A . C.defeated the Norwood Blue Sox B.

B. C. 4 to 1 in one of the moatthrilling conteata f the year. Carucci

The Lyndhurst Acmea dropped a 5 pitched for the Starlings and was theWc arc floinc to Start this CokJmn off this week with an to 4 verdict to the Kearny Harrison maatar of the Blue Sox for he gave

. L I J i f ...me »JO weri> in nast co lu m n s u n b e lle v in e ttud»on* •( th« i.yndhurat Sport™ them only one hu and atruck out Ihumble apology. It seems we were, m past CMumns, urroeuevmg s .fun»«.. The C r , ; Utter., It *11 thenough tc doubt Sylvester Goldberg and his story about the sixty-pound tuna he was supposed to have caught. He took tunc out to write a letter to your Observer (picture enclosed showing tuna catch) to clear up once and for all, doubt of the veracity of his fishing stories. The letter fc41ows:

Dear Observer:I am given to understand through your columns that

some doubt still exists in the mind of skeptics that 1 did not participate in the landing of some big tuna fish quite a while ago. ■

Enclosed herewith you will find a snapshot of the fourteen tuna that were landed by our party. Close scrut iny will prove to you that these fish are not myth». The fish which I am holding by the tail measured about 29 inches from stem to stem.

Included in that party were Messrs. Epstein and Gaber of Rutherford, Hippy Staab of Ridgefield and Jim Powell erf. Clifton. 1

I was on the high seas again last Friday, August 13th, when we caught 61 bonita, all about three and one half to four pounds each. W e also caught one bluefish weighing about seven pounds.

If any of the skeptics are still from Missouri, have them contact me and 1 shall be happy to show them a good time on the ocean.

There are plenty of sportsmen in our town, and I wonder if it would be inappropriate at this time to sug­gest the promotion of a deep sea fishing club. If any are interested, I should be happy to arrange a conference.

I remain, yours for sportsmanship,SYLVESTER GOLDBERG.

Well, there is the proof of the pudding. The picture cer­tainly shows no dearth of tuna fish There's a whole slew of them and the one measuring 29 inches that Mr. Goldberg is holding by the tail looks like a monster which must have fought much like our blue and gold footballers before giving up the

We are no longer skeptical. Mr. Goldberg does catch fish— htiRc amounts of fish—and big ones. Anyway, what we heard were not the true facts, but just rumor« about him not catch ing the big tuna. Probably they were stories spread by a jealous, not so skillfull, fisherman. But we can't help thinking,what with the 26 pounder looking like such a brute, how hard ------it must have been to land that 60 pounder. Of course, again * * * ---------- i w illiam G ill ,,t u s Po«t Avenuewe believe Mr. G<4dberg (although we didn't sec the picture Mr and Mra. August Berg and left Thuraday morning for a week’s of the big 60 pounder) but there is still just a little teensy ‘fHK« “.t,urr ’P'" ' th ,j aUr »* c»— tticm.weensy bit of doubt in our minds about the big, big one. Mr. and Mr* Marti« Hirgina of

That starting a deep sea fishing chib in town is a good I S i r “idea. There arc plenty of sportsmen in town who arc ardent trip through the New Kngland S ta te s 'fo r Mr. and Mrs. Edw ard Guerick h slier men. Such a cM> would be novel in Lyndhurst, although Canada, there are plenty of them mattered over the country Plenty of i

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Two base hits— Sharidan. Three bass hits——Zelma. Home rails— Stan- iewics. Stolen bsaea —Staniewicz. Sac­rifice hita— Wosniak, < iardner Strike outa— by Hanacom 5, Bagdzinski 6. Bases on bails -off Hanacome 6, B ag ­dsinaki 1. Umpires— Graff an and Tag­gart.

M r and Mra. Fred Bayer and chll- I dren Norman and Milton of 707 Sixth Street left Monday morning for a two week atay at Siiverton.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman M artins of •Oi Chase Avenue returned Moaday morning from a stay at Bel mar. I

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Miss Viola W inkler of *14 Stuy • esant Avenue returned from a two

Ralph Bartlett of «32 Fourth Street week atay at Montoloking.

and children Regina and Nancy of

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fun could be had through such an organization. Think of the dying swan, (we couldn't get over that neck) she would pursue deep sea fishing trip* each year, of sitting around the open i a hard M> across the court, stretching lurwJtd her racquet arm fireplace in the winter time at the clubhouse (there would be ! mucti like an accuser pointing the finger. Her progress seemed a clubhouse after the club got started), of the tall stories that I impeded. She appeared as though she were carrying a glass of would originate about the big ones that got away. There are j water and didn't wish to spill any. But the length and droop of many more benefits too, and we would like ta see such a club | her neck—how did it ever get that way? W e could only think of jfet started. WeB Mr. Goldberg is interested. The rest is up one solution. Probably she was very, very persistent in peeking to the deep sea anglers. around comers, in which case, the trained1 appendage would

• * • • ! allow the head to reach around the corner before the rest of theSomewhere on the sports page you will find a new col- | body got there. Yep, when we see sights like that, we join in

unin It contains all the boxing news and is written by Joey j the cry, "Make 'em dress up, Judge!"Eulo, who because of his long ring record, certainly is the (qualified one to write just such a strip. It is chock full ofbox mg tidbits and should please many readers who are interested j in that sport. Readers like Eamey Taggart, etc.

In his column Joey expresses his opinion of Tommy Farr, the English heavyweight who is to fight Joe Louis on the 26th j of this month. Tommy, according to our new scribe, just j hasn't got the makings of a champion. Mr. Eulo goes on to predict that the Detroit scourge will put Farr away nf three j rounds or there about*.

W c differ there. Tommy Farr is built like a draft horse 'His body is solid—so ai4id that it resembles just one hefty hunk ol muscle, and he will consequently be hard t«» knock out. 11 he goes in fearlessly, like Schmeling did against Lous*, the Brown Bomber may again hear tho*e faint hird-like notes.W e think Farr will win.

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Tennis is the thing down at the local courts these days The tourney being Sponsored by Hawk Rowe, Herb Hamtu.i. and Charlie Ritter, is attracting many cl the town's «ipri tennis stars, as well as a huge ^»Hery of fans. Every evening n o w , matches are being run off The tourney is slated to wind up aniund Lats« Day, at which time the finals will dev-ide just who is who in the Lyndhurst tennis world.

Warren Wilson, a tennis veteran, more or less, is going 1 great guns. He is km eking -off his opponents with gical ref ulanty. Bill Farquhar just came back to town and entered the I 'Ornament In sporting terminology, Farquhar is rated as some pumpkins. He is expected ta do yueman duty on the courts, and also to put the skids under our own Harry Oswald who has been the reigning champion for the past ' years. W e ll see

Names like Morton Bedrick. Ed Bussing, Warren Wilton.R'-ibert Jurgens, Geip-ge Ritter, Henry Ritter, Charles Ritter IV fi Nance, Vance Mac Do well, Lou Detmerrirtg, Herman Bull winkle, Howie Tirgraff, George Kohn, Freddy Clem»on, Eddie I lmgmheck, Heiman Kattenstein and Harry Earle indicate the interea the local tourney ha* created among the more yOuthlul tennis enthusiasts.

And while we *re on the subiect of tennis, we would like to go on record in disfavor of girls appearing on the courts in shorts. O K. if the girts in question have figures like Kay Stammers, Alice Marble, Helen Jacob*, etc Those mentioned

firls. because of their systematic exercises, h a « lithe, atMetK igures and rcaBy ar» a picture as they gracefully get around the courts But girts who prohahly sit all day, do little if any

exercise, should appear on the court clad m long, flowing n Mss. or better yet, the next thing to a pup tent, or anything to hide the horrible byproduct, left by a huge marauding band of ■Hacking chocolate sweets

Said girls, or girl the one we arc referring to - preseotn.1 a pitiful ligure. W ith her neck drooping forward much like ai

UPSETS « TOURNAMENT

ARE MARKEDW arreu Wilson Puts His

Foes To RootUpsets, w ith blond, crooning W ar

rv*n W iles« showing the way, featur­ed the opening rounds of the annual < Lyndhurst Tennis Tournament at the Deisfield Avenue courts Ssturday and yesterday.

Wilson waa tlv* chief upaetter, scoring over seventh-seeded Gus Ju r gene in his opener Saturday, and ; continuing by beating Chet Kleman, another highly rated entry, yester- i day.

H arry Oswald, chsmpion the last five years, won his opening match easily as did B ill Farquhar, enter­ing the tournament for the first time. H<? is expected to be the <4iief rival of Oswald.

W ilson’s fine performancea may prove upsetting in another phase of the tournament. He is linked with Fsrauharr in the doubl?s match e*. Oswald and George Ritter, a fine atylist, sre favored to win the j doubles matches, but Wilson and , Karijuhar may capture that, pre judging on W'ileon’a form ao far.

The match in which Wilson l<eat Jurgens was wartched by more than 10 0 Long rallies, the features of j which were W ilaon’s splendid “ gets” on d ifficu lt shots, were put on fey th? pair.

Eventually, Wilson, who has quite s reputation as a singer, conquered by the scores of 6-4, 7-$.

He beat Kleman 8-6, 6-4.R itter moved ahead in the tourna­

ment with victories over Frank Cor* riden and Bedrick. Bob Nance sh..* t-d jf-.o.l form in disponing >>f Varv Mac Dowell, 6-0, 6-0

The double, mix*3d doubles ami womens' singles w ill get under way next week. Charloa Ritter, Henry Mamma and W alter Rowe are in charge of arrangements.

The summaries:F IR S T R O U N D

Ed Bussing defeated Henry Ham- m*. 7-9, 6-2, 6-2; Warren Wilson defest Robert (Gus) Jurgens, 6-4,

, 7-4; George R itter detfeated Frank Coririden, 6-4, 6-4; Morton Bedrick defeated Henry Ritter, 1-6, 6-1, 6-4; Ed L illey defeated Charlea Ritter,6-2, 6-1; Bob Nance defeated Vance MacDowell, 6-0, 6-0; Lou Detmer- ring defeated Harman Bullwmk!*-.7-6, 6-2; H arry Earle defeated Phil Thoulic, 7-6, 6-3.

S EC O N D RO U N DGeorge R itter defeated Bedrick

6-0, 6-3; H arry OewaJd defeatedBuaaing. 6-0, 6-2; Wilaon defeat* Fred Kleman, 8-6, 6-4; W illiam Far- quhar defeated Herman Katzen*tein 6-0, 6-1; Nance defeated Detmer- ring, 6 0, 6-1.

Mrs. Scott Gives Birthday Party

Mr. and Mrs. I T I I Scott of *31 Farn Avenue entertained a t , their home Thursday afternoon at a party in celebration of the first birthday anniversary of their daughter Ro­berta. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs Samuel LaFaao, and daughter P a t­ricia, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hickey and dauffhter Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Filippone and Miss Joseph ine Filippone of Lyndhurst.

Mr. and Mm. Henry Daucher of 333 W illow Avenue spent the paat few days at Rumaon.

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^W stch in g the simon „ ____Hackensack Monday nights wou give anyone the impreaaion thai thia boxing business is a very ser­ious one. The way theee boys throw science to the wind and walk in punching is something to marvel at and it'a all for a medal and alao to *ee their names in print. Th* gate receipts? We wonder too wh< gets all the money from theae ama­teur contests. 1 had the pleaaure on Monday nigbt o f watching one of our own local boys score a clean- cut K. t). in two rounds (A ! De- Flumeri of Lyndhurst). This mskes three K. O.’s for Lyndhurst in tw weeks.

In two of the contests of the opening night A l Denisco and AndySettembrino both of Lyndhurst- scor­ed two round K. O.’s to make a perfect batting average for the lo­cal talent.

Enough about the amateur fighters. I watched Tommy F a rr go through his paces at I,ong Branch last week snd I got the impression thst he is fs r from the fighter some folks think he is. I wonder why with so msny American fighters trying to make a Jiving, who on record are better fight ers than Farr, we have to go to Europe to get a challenger for the heavyweight championship. M y guess is as good as the next, so I pick Loais to stop the Mumbling Miner from Wsles in three rounds, because I always found that it takes more than a big heart and a strong chin to win s fight.

f Jg 0Jim m y Marsh well known ft£ht

promoter and former Lyndhurst r*ai dent is now running a fight club in California and doing a very goodjob of it. (Good luck Jim m y)!

K id Chocolate, Cubsn Bon Bon is doing very well in hi« com« bifck. He has won 26 e f 27 fights one resulting in a drsw with Schoolboy Friedkin of Brownsville. Chocolate is boxing the main ten round event at the Garden this week, with Johnny DeFoe the tougheat lighter he In , been asked to fight aince he atartel on the comeback trail. Chocolate rtill looka like a pretty good fighter. Jnl

looked like a eery geod tghtcr. e a e

Coma hacks must be in style for Kuby Goldstein, one time glittering Jewel «rf Mew York’s ghetto is mak­ing another one of hia numerous rakanu to the squared circle. He K.O.’d Johnny Grosso in his Ian start at Long Branch on last Frida j night in 3 rounds. Mstchmak» V Jackie Farrell of Braddork Bowl of J . C. has at last signed the match which every boxing fan in Hud?«, r. County has been wsiting for. On next Mondsy night (23rd) at J . C. Farrell w ill have as his star a t­traction, Hudson County's two leail ing boxers. Lou Tombordi and B illy Beuhokl. And a capacity crowd is sure to attend this »how.

Newark Bears Enter Stretch 25

Games In FrontWhile the fans throughout the In ­

ternational league circuit admit the Bears are a aure pop for the gon falon, Manager Oaoar V itt refuses to ride with them in their opinion»*. Down in his heart, Ol Os is certain his chsrges sre going to grab the flag, but until they actually clinch it he refuses to make any predictions. The skipper is taking no chances t.> flirt with any jinx. Only this sreek he begsn to smile sgsin and the sn- nouncement that Pitcher* Spurge«» Chandler had been sent from the New York Kankees snd John N ig^ lin^ from the Kansas C ity Blues >nad< him happy. They are to help the team ia the drive down the stretch.

As the Bruins hesd for the wire the two extra hurlers, both with plenty of experience should he of untold vslue. I t w ill aaabie V it t to give his present siaff o f Ringers an extra day or two of rest between games. Niggeling won 18 and lost 15 with the Blues last year who Anished third. He was one a f the sees of the stsff. These two men should help the Vittmen to se t a new league record for victories in one season snd also help them to ac complish their ambition to finish at least 25 gsmes ahead of the team that grabs second honors.

Mr. and Mrs. Rslph Colahella of 533 J*age Avenue and fam ily re turned Monday morning from a stay at Aahory Park.

W si lace Lennox andare onfact after watching him box Orville < w. / 7o i u d !!'

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VAN WINKLELena Bartolemeo

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****** of a pretty Aid summer wed- mony at the home of the bridegroom din* Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock for one hundred. Upon their return when M il« L na Barto.emeo of 27» froni s wedding trip to A*bury Park. Jhaae Avenue daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mr». Gilfene w ill reside at Mr*. Vito Bartolemeo of Johnstown, M4 Valley Brook Avenue. Lyndhurst. Pa. became the bride of Jam es Gil- — * .fone. son of Mr. and Mra. Frank Mr. and Mra. Peter Nazare of 6«»Ciilfone of 644 Valley Brook Avenue. Valley Brook Avenue returned fromRev. Thoms* J McDermott, pastor of s six week stay in Miaeouri..h.- church rmed tru- ceremony. ------Hie bride w a' given in marriage by Miss Naomi Gutheil of 329 L iv her father. .up* ton Avenue and Miaa Dorothy

„ Spiliane of 296 Park Avenue return Miaa Ann l.ilfone, (later of the td from . lw0 , U y l t V lm .r

Sndetftpom, »as maid of honor and _______Erneet DelV« chie, ef Newark, was Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Russo of 612nest man. R'dg* Road had as their guests for

Mrs. Helen Hyatt, organist of the * week M r and Mra. Joseph Risso hurch, plajr«d the wedding march. of Williamsport, Pa.

The b r i# wore a white satin gown ------made prince«« style with a long tulle Mrs. J . Mangini of 513 Third Ave veil faahiast*-i 'ike a cap and trim- nue, Mr. and Mrs. Ferraro and Tied with pe,rta. She carried a bou- daughter o f Park Place are spend lu e t of whit* roses and lillies of the ing a two week vacation a t Point valley. Pleaaant.

W e cannot guarantee the insertion of any ad­vertisement in these columns unless same is paid for in advance. Rates for clasaifted advertising arc aa follows: one insertion 8-60. two consecu- tive insertions 8-76, thews consecutive insertions 190; four consecutive insertions $1.00. Lim it five tinea, average six words to s Mae.

CoOnty Treasurer Robert 8. T ip ­ping. and former County Chairman Howard Mackay, both succeasful pilots . of previous Organ nation Republican ampaigns threw their strength, yes­

terday, to Senator W inant Van W in ­kle and the entire Organisation tic­ket. Tipping and Mackay whose ef­forta and generalship sky-rocketed Republican* majorities in Bergen County from a scant 8,000 to more than 26.000 assured W alter G. Winne, ampaign manager, and Senator W in ­

ant Van W inkle of their active sup­port.

They were immediately placed in charge of conducting the conference system of contacting workers thru- out the County. Through this means the vast Detwork of Organisation t-ader* and district committeemen are kept in close contact with the hub of the campaign headquarters. Besides 8enstor Van Winkle, Tipping and Mackay are supporting W illiam R. Browne, Mrs. Edna B. Conklin for State Committee; Doctor Samuel Mexander and A. Theodore Holmes for Freeholders; Mrs. M ary MacG. Smith, Horace R. Bogle, Frank C. Oamers Jr . , W alter J . Greund, Rns- :oe P. McClave, for Assembly; and J . Blauvelt Hopper for Surrogate.

W A N T E D R E A I. E S T A T E f> ro*>ni Bungalow, w th all haprove*

menu; gsrage; convenient to King« land or Lyndhur-*'. Depots. Price must be reasons^ «■ Box 25. Com­mercial Leader Co.. 366 Valley Brook Ave., Lyndhurat.

8-l»-4ti-fAsbury Park.

Misses Ann and Florence Giaimc »f 607 Chase Avenue are st Chatham foe a few weeks.

Misa Em m a Dutcher of 298 Ridge Road had aa her guest this past wsak her sister, Mrs. Jsmea O’Neil of Roselle.

Y o u ! get more value oat af every dolor when you bay at the

Lyndhurst Supply Market:a homeowned market with aae purpose . TO SERVE YOU.

'SEVEN DAYS WITH­OUT FOOD MAKES

ONE WEAK"

OUR MOTTO: SMILE and HUSTLE'

P A IN T E R A N D Î 'E C O E A T O E — also REF1N 1SH ING O F F U R N I ­

T U R E . 014 Furniture brought hack to its original color. J . P . Groenendjrke. Ruth. 2-1996-R.

PA IN T IN G , P A P E R H A N G IN G and P L A S T E R IN G done reasonably. Estimates cheerfully given. RUth. 2-37W-R. C Jung. <16 Fourth St.. Lyndhurst, N . J . > 4 d ti.

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P L U M B IN G — H E A T IN GE S T IM A T E S C H E E R F U L L Y G IV ­

E N A L L W O RK G U A R A N T EED . W O R K D O N E B Y S K IL L E D P L U M B E R S . 30 Y E A R S E X P E R ­IE N C E B A R R Y K R IY B R . 396 R ID G E ROAD. LY N D H U R ST .

PH O N E R U TH . 3 6931.

P L U M B IN G A h E A T IN G —Jobbing a specialty. G E. Terry. 148 Fera Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth 2- 1116-R._______________ , ___________

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J A L L O LS EN for sny slterstions, building or repairs. Best reputation. OM established builder in Lynd herd . A . Olsen, 131 Livingston Ave., Lyndhurst. Phone Ruth. 2- 0138-J.

•-3-4U-PR EA L T O R S

Oct. 1st Young »up la , Gentile, sires four rooms in private hoi w M i haat; gsrage. $30.-$S8, month. W rite Box 30. Commercial Leader.

FO R R E N T -N ea tly furnished room in Rutherford Gsnvenient to D. L. snd W. R. R Station. Call evenings. RU th. 2-3306W.

4 a pd.

The maid o f honor w as gowned in peach organdy w ith peach accès vines. She carried a bouquet e f teanue*.

A reception was held a fte r tha cere mony st the home of the bridegroom for one hundred. Upon their return from a wedding trip to .Asbury Park. Mr. and Mrs. Gilfone w ill reside st 544 Vslley Brook Avenue. Lyndhurst.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nazare of 669 Valley Brook Avenue returned from s six week stay in Missouri.

Miss Naomi Gutheil of 329 L iv *ngsion Avenue and Miss Dorothy Spiliane of 296 Park Avenue return ed from a two week stay at Belmar

P E T S F O R S A L E

JO STO NS, C O C KERS. S P IT Z . FO X , aad Cross Breed Pupp.es $2. up. Tropical and Gold Fiah. Fu ll line of cages, bird, fiah and dog sup- plies. Special 5 gsl. fish aquar. $1. Let us take care of your pets whils you enjoy your vacatien. F res de­livery G E A R Y ’S P E T SH O P, 433 Broad 8t., Newark. Near D. I * A W . Station. •

FO R S A L E

FO R S A L E — 8 room bungslow; tile bath, built in gsrage; oil burner. Lot 87 4 x 108. $4280.

Modern 8 room house, tile bath, shower; brass plumbing; 2 csr gsr sge. Plot 87 x 100 $8960.

I N NH HOLSON ( (».. INC.147 S i u> te n a n t \» e n u e

Lyadharat. N. J .Phone Ruth. 2-2636

8 rooms and bath. 2 gsr gsrsge $60$ rooms snd hath ................ $42

ROOMS8 rooms and bath, garage, heat

supplied ................................. $454 rooms snd bath, heat supplied $35.

FO R S A L E — Upright Piano in good condition. $12.00 Phone Ruth. 2- 7390 J . 8-3-tf

FO R S A L E — Refrigerator, like new. Price $36. Phone Ruth. 2-6817.

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FO R R E N T

Bergen CountyEndorse Clee

Bergen County Organisation Re­publican leaders including Senator W inant Van Winkle and candidates for County and Stat# office running on his ticket unanimously edoraod Lester H. Clee for the Governorship j nomination, last night, st Hesdquar ters.

W slter G. W in n * campaign man ; ager for the Organization group re- I ported to a meeting of candidatea. ! executive committee members, snd

j workers thst he, Mrs. Edna B. Conk- , FO R R E N T —3. room spartmenta lin and Freeholder W illiam R. Browne

Rent $12. snd $16. Gas snd elec- had viaited Doctor Clee at Newark trie, ¡jo bath. Apply Samuel Glick, for the purpoae e f aacertaining his ! 807 Ridge Hoad, Lyndhurst. N. J . attitude toward the party in Bergen

County. “ W e found Doctor Clee to be * not Oidy friendly to organisation | leaders and workers in Bergen County, but actually enthuaiaatic about the achievements of our group and the principles of govornmeitt which we have been striving to main­tain.“

W ith 26 leaders and workers pres­ent and messages from others who were unable to be present, the en­dorsements of Doctor Clee was de­clared unanimous.

M IS C E L L A N E O U S

W E W IL L B U Y FO R CA SH BLD G A LO A N S H A R E S

and C E R T IF IC A T E S — S T A T E W ID E S E R V IC E —

T H EI IR S I M \l<h • n lllM ill \ I |ONRaymond Commerce Bldg., Newark

W rite, Call or Phone Mitchell 2-0627

FO R R EN TH O U S E S

# rooms 6

rooms with best .......... $46.C. SA V IN O

»88 R ID G E ROAD Ruth 8-1081 Lyndhurst, N. J .

R E A L E S T A T E S A C R IF IC IN G 8 huáMing piota 40i

188 on imuvoved straet in Lynd ham . $1080 each. Or will exchange for lots anywhere in Long Island Frederick Raum, 216 Stuyveaant Avo.. - Lyndhurst.

7-29-411-e

P IA N O T U N IN GP IA N O S R E B U IL T — No Job too big.

( t a M M r prices lower) 80 years st 404 Union Ave.. Belleville 2- 3063 or 2-1321. 1 tune fur Belle ville schools.

7-29-tf

LO ST — Mickey Mouse W rist W stch on North N *w srk Bus. Pridsy Ju ly 30th. Please return to 286 Travers Place. Lyndhurst, N. J.

8 5-tf.

W A N T E D -Middle aged woman for housework. Part lime. No Sunday work. Please write 200 Tontine Avenue. Salary.

8-12-4 ti.

G IR L W A N T ED — for houaew.»rk, sleep ia or out. Three in family. Phone Ruth. 2-6867.

Miss Lucy Garramhone of 263 Ridg* ! Rosd spent the uast few days Atlantic Highlands.

'S. of 131 opatcong

LYNDHURST NOTESKytvaMnr (ioldharg, Joaeph M alill,,

Jam a. Br-.Cn «ml Dr. Henry U i k r •»•ut Friday flatting at Brielle

M b Charlea F ifth of M l T n n n H w « >■ «pendil.« two wank. at O n «Grava.

Oakley Hamilton of 17« Tontine Avenue. Edgar llu l» r t. . .„ of 102 P n tani n ~ -Hobert U M I of M Rlv

I ' * ! *•*«"*»> » 'm im •Ith U i Maizal Raaan^n for a tr i? la Irianda 1

Mm . M. W illiam B ir lirh , am' laufhtai Etkal o f M R ide . Road l.f| «aluntor^numin^ for f^jiraatar. P .

.tko y » U I vlalt « lU l Mr» Chi 11,A . ’laughter Ilr. Laura Rhrlirl •t «h» U l w u i lirnaral Hoapilal

Mt. (M J Mra. Frank U n a „ f *j- *^*«* Avanii. a rr on a trip to N*>. lo». kh^>

MJ J v ,*«»iai Noar and m W lllar. J f OW I ' . , « Avenue M l .talun i., p” * <l,r~ « e k «ta» at ( In . ,

■r. and Mra Ja m .. 1' Hart a f“ * — have aa t j ,

HarC. .i.ter Mra. Ray—7 '■< PVnndoore. R. I.

IH aa Bat I f Mrllravey t if i Tu

g

Chief Otto Bayer and M rs. Hayer and fam ily «d 70V Six th l l r o t re turned Monday from a two «»nek stay a t Deposit. Y.

H arry Schaeffer .f Ridge Road ha*return«»*! from MonticwHo, N. Y . wheir ho spent two week»

Mr. snd Mrs W illiam Enders af S l f W illow Avenue left Friday for s week s «lay a t Ocean Grove.

Lieutenant Kagen* D F irth of 881 Travers Place le at .Sea G irt _ amp for two weeks with the 104th

Eag i nears

Mrs. M srgsret Lappard and da ugh era M arie. Cecils and Adsle of 147 '*sge Avenue sro at Bslm sr for two

Mr. and Mra. G arre tt Robertson ind son of 202 Fern Avenue returnei donday from a stay at l*olnt Pleas int.

Lily W o lf of $11 Page A '.jmdhurat lib rarian , returned Moa Is y manung-from a stay at Yanks*' sVc

Mr and Mrs Harry Hchaeffrr of «2 Ridge Road had as their guest« Mr. and Mra. A J Heine a f Monti -Ilo. N. Y , recently.

Mias M argaret Bradley o f 824 TVr»* Vvenue, accompanied by her fiance Berthyl Dahlia of »sp ray , returned Sunday from a «CO* on Long leland

H I t Chankalian and son Roher of m b Poet Anse»ur agent the week

d at Lake H i*tcnng M rs Kdgar Earp aad

Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Rii Pos» Avenue are at Ijike for a few days.

Michael Cariosai of 509 Kingsland [ Avenue has returned from a month*, itay at Madison Barracks. New York

Mrs. A. J . Palussj snd childrenAlbert and John of 466 New York Avenue are at Midland Beach.

Daniel Morin of 6fi0 Rutherford kvenue returned Wednesday night from * week’s Ktay at Lake I «nape •here he was the guest of W illiam W irt of Lyndhurat.

Miss Eve I va W ighsrd of 120 Val- sy Bro*.k Avenue returned this morn mg from a stay st !.ong I aland

Mr and M rs Nicholas Carlossi and children of 272 Lyndhurst Ave nue are at Nsw Britain, Conn.. foi s geek.

Miss Mildred Schulte e f 712 Ruth-«rford Avenue hss returned from a stay at Belmar where she was the «uest of M r an.! Mrs. W illiam Oal ♦agher of 108 RiHge Road.

Mr. and Mrs. George Terry, 8r. of 148 Fern Avenue, entertained at their hem«- Tuesday night in honor *t the seventh birthday anmveraary of their grand -daughter, Dorothy, daughter ,.f Mr .ml Mra. Georg* l«wry. J r . of 19 Kroclick Place. I r v ­ington. Dorothy is their guest for several weeks. Mis» Hilda Terry waa hoiteaa.

t.ueata were: Richard and Raymond Unmetx, June. Sal. Irene and Rar bjr» Hachmann. Leia and Margery rru«-x Marvin Lieberman. Mra. May True» Mes. Jamea Tait, Mr. and Mrs Otto Oewald an«! Mr and Mrs Goorge lUhm ann all of l^ndhunt

Schsretser. Jr . , of *84 King« A...! Avenue mtertaiaed m Thur*,!., honor of the fourth HrtAday a^niverwry of her aon,

. in. luded: Mra. Krad IH Souaa Jr . , ami » Bart. Mra lien l«n and »*»n Iti uro, Billie and Bohbi Ann S r h w l . . . of Lyndhur.1 , ami Mra »eyarahert and aon Bobha o fRuUierf.ini and Mra. Ray Ptekanl and kdward Mahi.iiey of Chatham

M ia. Conn» Dai ton of X4t cita •UO Te rra ., and Miaa Jm p h ln e Saer :• of 4 « Ridge Ruad returned Fri ay from a twu »ee l May at C u i>

l a t in a . , Itola »a ra « a ta r Gap

Mr and M m I ’eter Favan .. and •hildren tile .« ..I and M ithalndna of O » N a« Yark A ra m ara at Kam

« foe a » eek. .

LYNDHURST NOTES■ra. Jnaopk Mollilo of 2M Suinn,,.

Avonna k u ratamrd from Mt X . r

Mr. and Mra. Anthony SHatagia of Z16 Form an Place aad ( U r grand **n Thomaa Gibbons o f 728 Rather- f wd Avenue returned Mondag ftom a atay a t Lake Moose pec where they •ere gueets of M r. and M rs. V. A. Maturo of 616 Th ird Avenue, Lynd hurst.

Mr. and M rs. A rth u r CoiabeUa of S I4 Second Avenue are en te rta in *^ at their summer home a t Norm andie Beach th e ir daughter and son in law Mr. snd M rs. W illiam Aim an aad son snd M iss Norm a Klenk o f G len side, Pa.

Mra. G iace Fontan of 525 Second A e n a a arena.panied hy ber m . . . la a (4 ilir .■ ta » M r and Mra. Le—, F o n t e o f RntW rfotd loft S a tu ri, , m reaiag fo r a motor trip to < V „ j.

* t s . * e r 7 S an sa m aad danghteM nrrrita « f TT? Lyndlrarat Averu.afa a i H ig * Park for > few 4*y,.

F a M M t k a a d Mra Emmet rtnrk aay af tiì?a4Wy Bmct Aventi, r.

■arsing fmm S..D ;

M E A T D E P A R T M E N T

T H U R S D A Y . F R ID A Y aad S A T U R D A Y

C9tR AMBRY F R E S H C O U N T R Y

ROLL BUTTER . lb 35c4 lo 4 '* L B . A V E R A G E

MILK FED FOWL . . . . b 29«G F .N U IN E S P R IN G

LEGS OF LAMB lb 29cPRIME RIB ROAST . . . lb 31c GEN. CUBE STEAKS . . . lb 39cT R Y SO M E O F O U R C O R N ED B E E F IN D IF F E R E N T < i n - I T S T i l B E S T IN TO W M l

t it5c SALE SC

COOIh G R E E N . G A R D E N F R E S H

SPINACH...........I.AKt.F. SI/K KU) Htt*hTOMATOES

(FR O M N E \ R B Y F A R M S ) r t rL L F l. \ V O R

YELLOW SQUASH . . . 2 lbs 5cH R K .irr G R F K N F IR M

PEPPERS ............ 3 for ScSMOOTH. F IR M

TENDER BEETS 2 hoeefce. ScSpecial Notice

Far the benefit of oar customer« we Have been re­tell lo make the toHo*.ing chante* hi our cloa-S n :

N O A V A N U T D E S O A V • P .M .W E O N E S O A V ( O l 'R IN O A l 'O U S T ) I P MTHIRSDAV ti P .M .K R IO A V A N U S A T U R D A Y • P . M

RUITS I VEGETABLES

. a N » S C

2 lbs 5c

<|ticotit o «IMONI

GROCERY DEPARTMENT

B E A U T I F U L T U M B L E R F W . F !W ith Purrhane of 1 P k f. RelUgg . Skredded « ’hole Wheat Kineuit. A 1 P k , KalUgg'a « hate V

_______ a* for 21cARM A N D H A M M ER

WasMnq Soda . . . . . . pkq 3cRed Devil Cleanser . . . can 2cREG . S IZ E P A C K A G E

Toco Pancake Flour . . . pkq Sc Free Runninq SaH IV2 b box 3c

s Spaqhetti . . 3 pkqs 23cH Z E V IR G IN IA D A R E

a a a a ISCR W i K r HIZK

Mbit Jody . . Virqinia Dare Vanilla I O C

FSt Vi pt 18c . . pt 29cCRO8 8 E AN D B L A C R W B I.L

Soups............... 2 cans 23c( ROBSF. AN O B LA C K W E LL

Beans tk SausagesC L E A N S A L L W H 1TB BH O ES

True WMte . . . .

2 cans 25c

. . . b o f U

3 bars 17cM RS. W A G N E R 'S E X T R A L A R G E

PEACH PIES .

Coffees and TeasThese Coffees are ground to your order . . You are not pay­

ing for fancy fins.

Royal Guest............. lb 27cMaster Blend............ lb 23cRich Flavor..............Jb 19cC EY LO N er O R A N G E P E R O B

T i f l s s s e s e s s

Tta Bods........ y2 lb pkg 25*o s s e e 9 0

I L I ' H i l i W I1 U n e o fWe C arry A Full

• Popular Wines, liq u o rs and Beer»O LD R B A D IN G B R E W E R Y O F P E N N A.

Pilsner Beer . . . . 24 hots $1.49 Seagram's Gin . . . l-5th $1.29LT. BO TT1.IW O F C IN tiK R A LE . I l l n l k f l

Soda or Chib Soda .. 3 for 25c Silver Dollar ..........nt 98c8# PRO O F

Bourbon WhiskeyN t)» Y llt CAN HAYF. PK RFW -T

pt 49cO IR M T »B U M

THE EIGHTHEL KEGA T Y O U R B O M B (D B L IV E R R D W U M

Js * i the thtox for year neat N H ). P k s u 8 ^ ^ V f er Soesal. W e heve prepared fa r year owa •une this home lis e af t sntsm rrA S A S P E C IA L O F F E R

DelicatessenA fall lia» af leaked Menta a l aid t ata - A la* Harae MadrCOLI» SLAW 2 IlM 25c POTATO SALAD 2 th a 2V L a FISH CAKES 3 tor 10c

FRI. ONLYFreah * sughi Medium His#

Mackerel b 15cFreeh

Scallops . b 25c

SAT. ONLYV IS K IM . m u r n

Frankfurters » 21c

Very essy le heel aad sàia.

MON. ONLY

2 bs 29c

LYNDHURST S U P P L Y M A R K E TKl r Ì 0 5 ? NrD0 8 D E'■ “ S M I I E i. H U S T L E F R E E D E L I V E R Y fM,° 4" A 5 U a a « ”

Wc are members of Retail G rocers A ss’n o f N. J . A im N atioaal G rocers A ss n.

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