225 VOTES IN THE - DigiFind-It

Page 1

• H r

JC I R C U L A T E D IN S O U T H O R A N Q L M I L L B U R N . M A ^ L g W O O D . W V O M I N Q . S P R I N G F I E L D A N D H I L T O N

V O L . V II N O . O R A N G E . M A P L E W O O D . M I L L B U R N . F R ID A Y , A P R I L 26, 1 9 1 8 8 Pgaes

225 VOTES IN THE

PARISH RED CR GAVE SUCCESS

flliie- patriotic tableaux, under the

All lor Citizens’ Party League Candidates-Six Ballots

T h r o w n Out

tor iithe el ictlon

B« >aih»

rtow,

Voting

m em bers of the

Trustees on Tuesdi

Trustees Nevett S. f|e

H . Becker and D ie^if toh

mrds each receiving | 9 v-b:

the Tillage's 1 .643 ^ot|j nj. 22

Six ballots were rjei|ct

which were | evidjenjLljjj

the candidates electjed

T h e 219 votes ije-

candidate were dividejl

as follows: First. 4 f?; ; S e c # d

T h ird . 3 5 ; Fourth j; jL|>4iV Fi?|h.

Sixth. 30.

O n e ballot w as | *r|j€>cted|

First. Second, Third and Fourjth

tricts and two. in the Fifth M;

i----;— hrri ( ) U T H O K A N (» B H A S T A K K N

T H I R D L I B E R T Y L & A N ISO N D SW O R T H O V E R S-WM*h>.

Th e Village of Soutjh Orange has nubscribed to the Thlrfi, Liberty Loan

a total to date of mottfe than 000 . In recognition t>f its having reached three, times tfae am ount of Its quota of $1 7 1 ,1 0 0 , Itsjhonor flag that flies before headqwarjters at the R aym ond Cpnnoily Cpmpjany offi<

.n o w bears two star^ir

C O L U M B I AIT S R E D

T h e R ed Cross !School is flying over the m ain ing, showing that

....... urn-prlat® «jcer*^SKS

R e v . ’O . A . H a n n a offjared tke hrrth cation and delivered kn j address on “ T h e M eaning of the iRejd Cross.

Principal Freem an kjpokelon “ Thej Origin of the R ed Crass Flag.” and gave a review of th&j. |wprk {of. the Red Cross -unit of Colombia School J

M rs. Francis E . Knbw les is dirject-j

ress. of the unit.

^ T IU v IA M R . V K R K A N C K jH O N O R E D B V rilEE>IAJ-

William B. Terejaatjei o>f j £ Orange, was| reapipojnj&sd grahjd m ar­shal of the Grand I.jodke of j&£w -Jer­sey this w eek by Gifand Ma^i^r H er ­bert C. Rorick. M r sY^reancjs's homei lodge is Hope, of East Orajrige.

For the last two years Mjri Yere-n. ance has held the office {to[ iarhich ho has just been reappointjt

V E R K A X C K - S E 1 T Z W E ITh e marriage of Miss- ;Ajl|j

Seitz, daughter of ‘3jlr. and |

thus Seitz. of Scotland roa|Orange, and Lieutenant W- Yereance. son o f ‘ Mr.William B . Yereance, [of 4 lj stree^ took place last SatU ernodn in Trinity-; ; Pr Church, corner of G ro v e< rbad and Sout£ Orange avenue. \ H

The wedding w as hastened oi to w ar conditions. j N o foi*iMal invi­tations were issued, j T h e brfdegroon: is a first lleutenantHbf engineers «ta| tioned at C am p J Lee, Virginia.

Lieutenant and MSrel Yereancij I on Tuesday for P<etersburgi v they will remain temporarily.

$ T I O N f K T l ' R K H C H E D l 'L E

F o r t h e m o n t h o f m a y

A T C O L U M B I A S C H O O L I

Th e Moving Picture Committee of \

ilijie; H o m e and School Association an- j

nbuncea they will resume pictures at j

|tfe Colum bia H igh School A*j|Mtor- | a ^ l c w i . 6t- tie R id Cross If nit of the- itljm, Soujth Orange, on Saturday and j cijutch of Otlr/Ls.dy of Sorrows, held

W ednesday evenings of each w eek, j in polum bia School on last

.beginning W ed nesday evening. M ay \ bight, proved a < ecided success.-- sold; out before the

ihment aind several

ti ijx-'isVT»'‘ l l ifis';- -j peoplepictures released by the Paramount- lon the night-of t£e r

A;rtcraft Corporation and a new con- { The following

rs.iJ rimes M onk, frfe<>] ushers w ro N'oonan., MissFrank Hi II. Mi:Miss Etm«j*l Rod

ftjratt has been m ade with thdm ’ at [f hjarg* : Tablea

considerable added expense. V rf* " M II i . ... . . . .] . 'UHs: , t M N . J. GuvtorI Unleaa the public gives their, full i (>V.Qn11„ l HIt)an

support ton W ed nesday tjveniris. as Rn(, vtss. M „ ^

Well as Saturday, the comm.i|tee will

lj|e unable to maintajlhjihe i present

fildo of adtnission. Th e com ;ib It tee t\je endeavored in this newt con- aiit to eliminate all pictures of ob­jectionable character.

■ T h e Iprogram for M a y is afei fol-‘ wfc: i M a y 1, 'Douglas Fairbanks,

“ E)own to Earth;** M a y 4. Jack iekford, in “ T h e V a rm in t ;” M a y 8,

?flargUe|rite! Clark, in fThe Ama- ions;!” i M ay 11, M m el Petrova, in ?Lavi- of the L a n d ;” M siy '15 , Billie

Burke, iiji "Mysterious Miss T erT y ;"<§1 ay i1 IS , Vivian Martin, in ' ‘Little iilissj Optim ist;’* M a y 22 , dieorge ^eJpan. in “ O n e More A m erica n ;”

George M . Cohan, in ‘‘Seven Baldpate;” M a y 29jt Wallace

in “ Th e Hostage.” There will ^lso be Arbuckle comedies and w eek­lies. I ' j- ! j

Mj-s. Horace Sto George F. SevmoAloy.sia Feindt; f of>r ibomniittee, Mrs.

S .t t E F O B W A R f C M D . j A food sale will be held tomorrow

m orning at 20 Valley street, where Kas^Inger’A store w as formerly Mo- dated. T h e sale, which will* continue Jfcom 9 until 12 o'clock, is to be

under the susplces of the Rector’s Aid Society of the Church of the Holy Com m unjpn . T h e proceeds Will * o to the w ar fund of that society. Mrs. Theodore C . Brandels, Mrs.

ik W right an d Mrs. Irving Royce »oae the committee in charge.

Johnson

leaux were Mrs

A n n a Feindt. A n«6r Reynolds. M

etta Kennelly. H ence Reynolds

were lurined away rforrhance.

committees were in

(ii x . Mrs. Valentine n van { der Kieft,

Boston.! Mrs.i T; Mrs. Gebjfce Miles

: 'iad vert isements. le h a m : n>u?ic, Mrs ,ir. jr.; tickets. Miss

Jo sep h ; Turner .

|s5fss|: W in ifre d■ ■

AHco Carter. Mrs. s , Jennie Morrison. II. Miss Josephine

nd Mi sb Keatine:.

Those fvho topk jpart i|n the tab- Valehl Ine Hill. Mrs.

H enry S^onehan , and the Misses ina Reynolds, Elea-

UNIT

TABLEAUX;gjj&&H Khatic^an, M a rgaret B a w e L il­

lian Cartdr. M a ry M cCarthj). M a b » !

Hottome. A g n e s G eisek . Ellen ] Far-

r « I| !. Jane! R eynolds. J M a r y Skejffing-

tozi and Violet Berry , Jam tis K in g .

W a ter , Wjeismiller, W illiain van d j*r

3^16 h. Francis R.eynolds a n d Jbsepfa

T* T er: .I ' ' i f 4 !I atribtije ''soa^s :w4-re rentlered

George Fj Sey^nour. Jr.. and tet ffom Cam p Dix

Georgt* Miles. cttaif'Tnn

the Red <£ross Unit ?of Our L;

*n of M r . an|i

er. Diifaii

quar

off

My of | r.|ows. m ade the opening address,'

€ jar'titin A . R a d d lffe Dvigniore told

of 1 Is war^experiences in the trenches

ant Captain A . \\>Up In g r a m , t

A n : erican am i British fled <

sip« tee on R e d Crates, w o rk ',at : fcjh fTOpt. :

ahrable assistance; tq|R-ardx

ing8 the ehtertainmerit a fuqces

|eis|ered By M iss A m e lia • ike

MS^s Loretta K e nn elly , 4 a m es

j|hal!. Joseph Carter R o bert ,3

son . fv. M anila , jJohnj B o w

M i ha«d R y a n .

I f the close of the nrogra'pi

by*4

M A l * | K W O | ) I > 1UIY

IS K I L L E I * \VHII.f

. ' Li.|itf;ria|t i S tep h en It

|i Mrls.

ud ' iroad.

w h o k a s all a r m y ftying

lost i|is JAt# on W e^n^stii

near jw ichi|a Fasjis, T e k

L id u te n a ^t W a r n e r ,

E d w i h D . Cry

county; Pai; w h o m he

ing. y.as. in a piainejv aleoui

fro m ! the t w o ^ w i . i

Call

into

f'ldbi

-!:la m <

,|n 'h en the

M a n d IffeU.; r » (it » .

JWere jfiead - W hen ; tb'4 w r

Wed th<i ground-.

I.itJut^nallt W'afiw

'thr<‘el yejirsii'of agje ^ u d 1 h:|d il) v

the ' M a p lf W 0pd:|six yeiar&H. -lie wti|» grs

,PS> I mated 1 t;wo fyvars j ago fro|n . St'

w ar | i

ary Ston^ham , Lor- •! Am erican . fiag was presetted tjo elen Morrison. Flor- | nntt by the ; Misses Reynold, o^ Clara Feindt; Mar-ftagfe street.

S O U T H O R A N C .

The

B C O U N C I L

O F N .V n O N A L D E F E N S E ,

fallowing mem bers of the

Council of National Defense of South

Orange Village by ’jvillkgei Presi i ld: H; W. Fc»a Mrs. Wrilllam S.

have been appointed lent E d w ar d D . Duf-

Ler. Mrs. E .J£ . Stout,

Rodey, M W . George

H ; i Miles, Robejrt Strange, Captain

Stephen S. Johnson, General Henry

W V F r e e m a n , Allerton D . Hitch, Rev. George A , H a n n a , Robert S . Sinclair, E . 'M o rgan Barradale, Village Clerk M . A : Fltzsimrrions, Police Marshal

T h om as |d- M cGuire and Clarence

—

! i'iii f ijgiiia !P5a PPol a n dik-l P r|y i4 ,u s p o entering! thp &r :ny |1 \

?as w a s ieim;plo|?ed liF ' the ivmrhfcs|4"j

j i|r:m .4 C o m | a n y . AVherj w|»r j w a 4 jlji

h e p i n o

lr)

M lo ri- j

e nd

the (Ml:

F’rincet <>n

men SCHOOL STUDENTS’ PLAY

iSeiior Class Will A c t in

Comedy On M ay 10--

Personnel of the Cast

T h e N.*w La.l;

y -in ftmr art| e. $pninr. class

huol on Fritiay d u m b ia Sth«>ol Atidliorium

T h e rast , will

B a nt o*| k will hi- n

*f <!*oli«mb

night. Via

a .-om- ;* n by.

H ig h

10: in

H o w s

H e bplotigetd

r, B a n t«»e

o r ; VtUtion \ y .the

•k t, A rn o ld S h ip p ;

•s | ie F i l zsi in M o n s ;

t. I>orothy Scrim gepiir ; 't..‘ ; H a zet Watts*: K

k. i<:d it'll YOrer

r« -11. Lord Bn n

M artin B'-nnt't.

Susannah- i Ven J a n e Ben-

B en n et,

M A P L E W O O D S U B S C R IB E S$133,000 T O L IB ER T Y LO AN

f|hairman Arthur ; T . Muir qjf the

Liberty I^oan Committee announces

that the Maplewood subscriptionsi to

date amount to the sum of $133,000, 'Which is .m ore than three itirhes the; alloted quota Of $40 ,200 . lioads, Thrift Stamps or certifljcatj practically every hom e in Maplewockl is represented.

Tt-akKr ,

ins $chc*ot|:at F’riu«-et<>n . I'Q,ivdrs|t|>i] | C

, Last lautuniin ho was madf* a si*fcc.hv |i

an ►Ifoult|nant ||n the flying .dorps pfljpj) ^

he ! was Jhis’ parents' only chfjd

ot-| r Mrj. W arner received In h te!

i the news iof h is1 son ’s ti eat h . i

j telegraphed to Wichita Ft.Hs for

(formation of w hen the b >dy wc

arrivle her^s. but up to a late htliiij’

last iiight had received no r< ply

|gr

e3.

AMERICAN BREW

M O V I N G P I C T I H R 8 .The M aplewood School moyfajg pic-

tare exhibition next w eek, M a y &• ; Alice Brady In ‘tBetsy

Will also be a D re w com

m \

Mm ib

ia i

3. will Rods.”

i«py.

C O N C E R T F O R “ H A V E R S A (T i .

T h e tickets for the concert to ib^

j given at the .Maplewood School 4 j% dltorlum o^ thte evening jof May|! ^

are being rapidly sjold Utad indifcal

tions ajre that the hall wiil be fii|ed

to its capacity. T h e tickets are Un­usually low in price for j afi enter* tainment of such high character, and the proceeds will be devoted to the benefit of Haversack.]’ the Fedejrai- tion Hostess House at Camp- Dix.

oji&en Lyons:' Honoitla Bonnet. Jen ie ix»u : MisH Edith M ^J-hfrell. Eve n Kngler: .Mis^ ,\ii. •« iU.therellelt>isi_Duff; 5 - r. Freemanffle. Ralph!rifsson; George* 1’ ' pijtiMie» Edward. il^)s; m em bers of “ O u r Em pire .” arriet. Collycr. liulen <4arter;: Mary

!nox, Janet Yallin: MaHel Williams, larii? R ya n ; Hope i?TeizJe^ Kathar- »e Mat'.hew.s; Kdith Vamlerbilt. A n i' M oon’ and Marian Dickson.

Miss Jane MoColgan is^stage di-,1

j rector. Donald Riker. btisinjess m^n- ;er, and Clifford Rohr bach, elfce-

tfician'. • . ’Composing th»?! play committee a m

Donald Riker. cjiairman, Mfssi Edith ereanoe. Miss Jennie Doty and Rob- t V ro om . & |T h e class officers are: . Presideijt'

T^obert Vroom ;. vice-presiti(>nt; Don- d Riker; secretary. Miss Elsie

Tjrantor, treasurer. Carol Casey.T h e class membership numbers

thirty-six.

■ — the;

LOCAL OPTION

let ;her*

C O L U M B I A H I G H S C H O O LD E F E A T S W E S T O R A N G K .

Colum bia H igh School nine de­feated the W est Orange H igh team on the hom e grounds Tuesday by a score of 13 to 3. It w as a Morris and Essex County League game.

T h e South Orange boys made; all of their runs in j the fifth, sixth land seventh innings.! ; * ;- f £

Weilert. pitching; for Columbia, had the W ’est Orange boys at his mercy. Gibbs and Fitzsimmons, of the w inning team. ! each had three safeties to his crediti T h e score.

» ■■ R. f H! ’ Ew . o . 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 Of- 3 5 2 S. O . .... 0 0 0 0 1 8 4 0 • i —13 lj4-1 2

Batteries— D u n n and Bo^

Weilert and Botve.• . !• i •.

T h e local H igh j School went do w n to def^ajt before High’ of Jersey City: last Frtdsiil| though they had a regular^ big ie opening they w eren ’t abjej to jwin. T h ey w eren't there with the hits the pinches. T h e score:

R- Hi EL.- H . 8 .....0 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0--5 4 SS .O . H . S. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0— 1 6 5

Batteries— Connolly » n d Giock: Weitert u d B o w « . Um pire— Mr.Hall.

QUESTION IN SOUTH ORANGE TOW

DO WE WANT THE SALOON ?

NSH1P IS

' U

A.ME; T H E Y H A V E

L A W SAVS, “ PKO-T H E SAI.OON AD V ER TISEM EN T S ARE A L W A Y S A B O U T T H E S

A LAH G E P ER C EN TA G LE 6 f SA LO O N IDEAS OF T H E TPUTHi TH E

VIDED , H O W E V E K , T H A T ijr SHALLj NOT INCLUDE T H E GRATUITOUS SERVICE. OF

INTOXICATING LIQUOR B Y A N Y PERSON IN HIS PLACE OF PER SO N A L R ESIDENCE

TO A N Y B O N A FIDE GUEST, N OR T H E USE OF W IN E IN A N Y CHUB.CH OR PLACE OF

W ORSHIP ; IN AC CORD AN C E W IT H T H E ESTABLISHED RITES OF SERVICE.” T H E R E

S fo rb : I T- H r ' 111: \ ■ ■ jT H E R E IS N OTH IN G tN THIS ACT W HICH P R E V E N TS T H E IN D IV ID U AL FROM

PU R C H ASIN G LIQUOR OUTSIDE T H E TOW NSHIP OF SO U TH OR AN GE . IN CASE SOUTH

O R A N G E T b W N S H IP VOTES “DRY,T A N D BRINGING jlT jTO HIS H O M E FOR HIS PER ­

S O N A L U S & OR TO SERVE [THE SA M E TO HIS: B O N A FIDE GUESTS IN HIS H O M E } OR

TO H A V E SUCH LIQUOR B R O U G H T TO HIM B Y C O M M O N CAkRIER FROM OUTSIDE

T H E TOW N SH IP . IT W IL L N O T PERM IT RETAILERS, W H O L E S A L E R S , OR BOTTLERS

TO D ELIV ER TH EIR GOODS P U R C H A SE D OUTSIDE T H E TERR ITOR Y TO PEOPLE IN­

SIDE T H E TERR ITOR Y IN A N Y O T H E R W A Y T H A N B Y C O M M O N CARRIER.

T H E P EO P LE OF SOUTH O R A N G E TOW NSHIP TOO W E L L R E M E M B E R T H E DIS­

GR A C E FU L CONDITIONS OF A F E W YE A R 3 AGO, W H E N T H E SALOONS W E R E IN

FU LL SW ING . TO P A Y A N Y A T T E N T ION TO TH E OLD THREAD-BARE EXC USES OF

S A LO O N C H A M P IO N S 1

i W E H A V E SPEN T M A N Y D A Y S IN THE COUR T H O U SE A T N E W A R K , N E G LE C T ­

ING OUR BUSINESS, TR YING TO K E E P TH E SALOONS FROM O U R MIPST, A N D N O W .

FOR T H E FIRST TIM E W E H A V E T H E RIGHT TO S A Y W H E T H E R W E A N D OUR CHIL­

D R E N S H A L L H A V E feALOONS OR NOT. | ! ! If

. .

TOW N SH IP , A N D T H I S I SJ S i t is n o w u p t o t h e p e o p £e o f s o u t h o r a n g e

T E f E I S S U E , j .

T U E SD A Y , APRIL 30 T ir tS T H E D A Y ; POLLS O P E N FROM 6 A. M. TO 7 P. M.

T H E BALLOT IS LIKE} THIS

S H A L L T H E SALE O F INTOXICATING LIQUORS AS A B E V E R ­AGE IN TH E TO W N SH IP OF SOUTH ORANGE B E PROHIBITED.

YESN O

BE SURE TO P U T T H E CROSS IN TH E RIGHT PLACE.

TkJ* advertisement is paid (or by the

M R S . D U R Y E A T O S P E A K

A T S H O R T H ILLS CLL ’BI M-rjs. Nina Torr^y Duryea, head

of the Duryea relief work. will

speak to-morrow (Saturday) at the Short Hills Club at 8 :3 0 o ’clock. Her- subject will be on her work in the devastated district of France. Lan- tern, slides will be-shown of the bat­tle of the Som m e. Admission- will be free, and a crowded house is ex4 pjected to hear this interesting lec­ture „ | r

A D D R E S S A \ f» ( ’O M P E T I T I O N

A T M A iff J] W O O D IfK .II S C H O O L .

Citizens' l> asa e of Sotith Ormas e T o w m U * . ill

! Albert njissioner sey, tv-ill a|t the rri sirhool As of' the M a M onday r pjpportuni Ufptor of t|on that Mapiewoo [ QUe tiub

Merecltih. assistant com-j f eilfcm'-atlon for Newt Jer-j

speak on “ High Schools” ng "of the H o m e and

sociation in the auditorium

' lew ood Public jSchool - next !ght. This in [art unusual y to meet and hoar an ed- tho first rank on a ques­ts* “ alive.” and in which

I is especially interested, for Mr. M*rt'dith m a y '

He j le/t with Mr. Rutiin»-lM at the school, or with Mrs. Rainey of the Hom,e an,dj School Association.! After the addre«^ by Mr. Meredith

there wiil l»fe ' a* |

rtupils of the Mai

trie g o v e rn m e n t

fbur-nilituto rpai. Sitamp ca m p a ig n

nfot dn.Iy receive speakers

•ontest am ong the )l'ewood School for iirize for Junior ie:s in the Thrift

The winners . will this prize, but all ,1 merit will fae

called upon to sp^ak later on appro­priate occasions.

Tk> H O L D R A L E f>F A R T I C L EM A D E B Y T H E B L I N D .

A sale of articles m ade by the ujlind will b e p e ld in the Maplewood field Club next Friday; after the

aeetlng of the W o m a n 'o Club. Th e lie will be conducted by the N e w srsey State Committee for tha

ilind.

C L E A N U P W ' E E K T H E S E C O N D

F O R M A P L E W O O D * M A Y I T O M A Y 6.

O w in g to unfavorable weather nditions obtaining on last C L E A N

P W E E K , a second one w in be held - the above dat^s.

All residents of M aplewood are ra- luested to observe C L E A N U P

E E K . T H E S E C O N D , by rem ovln* 1 rubbish from yards and cellars,

he M A P L E J V O O D I M P R O V E M E N T " S O C I A T I O N Trill provide teams

ffr the F R E E R E M O V A L of all rub-

" ah (not garbage) on the following

M A Y 6 T H .^Rubbish must be placed'in suitable Jntalnfers janfi set on the curb, remises will not be entered by the

►Hectors of the association. District to be covered is bounded by W y o . naiing avenue, Jefferson avenue, Oak-

n d road. South Prospect street, arlc airenue, Pierson road and ountaiii avenue.

iiE M E JM B E R T H E O O U .E C C T O J T D A T . M A Y 6 T H ,

H A P l E W O O n IM I ’H O V K M K V T A S S O C I A T I O N . r '

Page 2

CtfDb$OO^OpOOi fiCkB2s^*02HD&^q

| You Can Share in

Answer to German

America's

Savagery

T h e 'jjjpnrd l i b e r t y La>{

tjlie n ibst dirt** t j\hvs tj

Hti{»3 e m a c 1 v , 11 ]

R a n *Hir ’ oUUt-r-sl

aleli>i4|t|s a m i g its m unks- 't

p ro m jUcrnum b ru n itty .

.Kjnul :tki*j)la!>ts--siiHi N I C I

jnveJj I ( ) j ) A V jfn huip: *fri«] Njjyc tih^* lives o f o u r

te ll < >**$*># ia .ll o u re * Lly ,as you liv« d-

cir ic&alifcag- :acsounl*,-

WijSh -a .letter giving yo'4f

Yoii -can «p «n aa Ut count; with ;l' ie $V

f5 *i* kia j ' fa cjllti e *» -jt| r; «:»rrjes:pimd

arajwa.J'UHe cbrn e*j I ’o.i? ^jjr ‘ js-

h»;vjf b e j»yj 4 ff>JI 1*41*

faU na-Tse a a j a J Jtr* M*. -j '

M o n eV m*y. b? *-js| t by i nojj|-!

re;j;-«t^r4r 1... H . F. D . carrljsrs jars' a'it':

recieijre jfuad* fcjr postal rrip-i-ay-o J^rs

ave Civilization, Salve America, Your Own

and Your Own HomeSurpifi* ($47, )00

Char. L. Bari;er, A «s*t Cashi

J W *m . W . fVfcGolluni, Vice-Pi

ID S T O R A G E V A U L T S

>3.03 Pc^ Annua and UpwardNil j Ij I - ti -i' if. i j-

1 *>$ :Millliurn

Capita

W m . Firmer,.jPr

John B-j Bunriel!

(SsV^eD BY t U e t^EVWi V p R K T £ MEPHOr'fE COWf'jiNY, FSELAOY

sl. T H E fjlRST C ROUP n 4 w S E f|v I!n|g 'I.N FHANfiEi

ETd't i Docf'o I. r,'.»s Heaton, M .»» Suzanfj^j CohMe^ch.Biiey^resi • Misp E ‘;nte'ty«i| |vf h .ie, M vf Pau !;" * Mcbettrrtott. M.dtJSe e> Es.i;rard,• M.S.'S f.\ ar*rtBi Mvis Frances Pcrretp^, ;M.s£ Ju5 eVljir.an S. T.iylcc M rs. : D in .s e t n g ir jm . B u i z im Rowrf Mis* Map- V.ISS AflRjt,cJ Fix. Mrsi fMsirle A. IM. Mtiniyre. Miisi Katheem *

j I Hay Rfct&a son. j i j ji :, f U

§ | S U B S C R IB E IN S O U T H O R A N G E } J

1 ! . I- r-lll'i I| Savings Invesjjnent & T ru s t Co.| S O U T H O ft A N G E , N. J.

O v O 00- 00 O O O 0 0 .0 0 0 0 0 . 0 Q

■ToPi Row: :ss wijSS j Margoer te

M'sa l_~u : IS. Birrere, Ul„s C-aret Ahderson.

FORD COMMERCIAL (CARS .AND TRUCKS■ ■ B 0 D IE 3 O ? EV ijIf|y f’wESCF IPT IO N

KING SALES COMPANYJO H N WA'Cf KIELDj, i Manjiger

o : p e n d a y a n d n i g h t

( TELEPHONE 6 3itO ’0?JA> GE> , 1

445 Main St. Corner So. Cii lion St. East Orange, N. J.

LUNCHES-AFTERNOON TEA

tfi lie /actors \UiJcIi arc efscntia] ni«l

v|r*i|jtr*>t!iiitc in ili,- opt*nitiuil ..f j ri\ajo

tlniit*r|»rist» are l-inancial C'redi;' ufjl

‘l^drvico I " says T ^ . u > . Vail

l|i |hls aitmml r«*eifc'«sn- of ijfe I»e*il S.yyt-

fW. •? financial ; - is? by

4'iJ ba'lanct* A j^ibivatie \-oi4-l

l|a|y firm|icla<I.v is “ oil it|s owlr."

j Jerv'ice creijlt; ivprcsJhtcd iy the

c^it|»Ioyet»s a n d the st*rvi<*e that -S rcij-

qelbci. - , T .1

lu a private* <HiU*n>rise Abe e m .loyee

can d epend U]hiii! the periiuaoen^e of

liis job, a n d jiiro^i’c.ssv in eSch an 'e for

go#d iind ftiitjilhdj servicei 1 ,

i 'b e service1 rendered b y the private

^0a-prisc to t:he.j|«hllc It istervef

l^s u fiic le n t aivd ^ITieient, .

■ T b e goverukiikHli'S is not*'obliged .to

e«if;-4ider tht* (‘c^moiuic a«Ut»5nisiratio^

'druhe 'profitablii -cpnduet o^ its! i ITaini.

fl’lirough U s ts^csjftml other sotntees o|f

ib4‘tiije a n d its .t|'iUjy to borr<ivv uij*

ijbaiied funds j>ti i|-s credit, |t if ^n c<*H-

trdl of such vnWi|i<>us Slmis o f hjonejr

tjiat deficits caa: ijc m a d e Up 4b|3 i»ut-

licj trtiterpristjs k]n!|tiimed out |ipprr.-

j?rf;iti*»ns assfljpc^ u po n jthef i>uMi«.

'tJic >rivate enit|«-rpri^<y can nt^: tfollo\r

18 Academy St. South Orange

Telephone 879s d U T H O R A N G E . jsT. J.

ER/VIGk:; Day and Night

VTES: Moderate

IERS, Proprietbirste and Acpoaunodaling Service

lANZ.Z 943

9-—11 S O U T H QR^

LO C A T IO N : Close to

ST O R A G E : Br tb. bour

R E D G A 1O U R M O r r O : Steam Ijlea Apartments

Coal To Bi y-Complete Janitor ServiceReduce your expense ! I: by lBving in the new up. to-the-minute apurtmdnts bow being completed on South Orang& Avenue near Grove Park. Ideal location. Secure one now and have decorations to suit-i your drapsries. Rent $ 7 2 .0 0 to $83.^>0 monthly. Plans or inspection permit at our office

....Hand3or

Novelties for all

h A n d -m

rt Cards Just Received.... |

Irthday, Tally and Place Cards.

L A C E , 15c A Y A R D U P

% bjj'G aild iof All Siint* Church, Orange

Furfii(ure Rejjairing Burnet’a Healmg Salve.

r N O T A R Y PUBLIC

Plj S M A P L E W O O D , N . j .

Machine Stitchinj )j|i5i

Orders Taken for Kaijieip? f'h *re is no idimcC control 4 vf‘r tIj g-^e 'innent, all| ajre-Uciejs j bein.

f|oi<?:‘nmental ' \ || |\S _tjp _sroVt'fri|ident em ployees, frc

4u|*n: ’poi’iiical ijlhjirt'cj-cs a n d otlidr cor dilions rob Tlilerh o f «-ontidenc^ pn th

4e|Uiity of thj ir positions. | Therefore, c» i|noniic a n d effi<H«jnt oj

4r|tjion is inv«ii-^'jsp'nt .with ghverii rtitlnt ownersi<ip.— Tlie Teleph o n e lie

Y.

South Orange, N . J

19 Mapleiwood A ve

B E C K K E ’S D A I R YH c | i E L j A 5 s b i j ; M .V V J K U S l .V

y i Grade A Raw Tuberculin Tested Milk

C O T T A G E CHEESE M i - H E A V Y C R E A M

| , j FRESH BU TTERM ILK 1

J hit>r Product* Afe Odlly Throughout the Orange*

A LL O R D E R S .PR p ilPT LY A T T E N D E D T O

Oflftfe: li>8 Xortli Pju.k St. E A S T O I U N G I

■| H E N R Y B E C K E R & S O N

Telephone Orange 2844

tiswoode^Cusack CoiBons’ Mater

Road Makinj

I M A SO N S ’ 1

Crushed Stone I

C O A L OFFICES ,

81 Essex Avenue and

- A. W . R. R- Phone :

iu Are Cordially Invitedfind oat abaut tha pxcellent CLEANU> G A N D PRESSING

IlfaUy done, and *4^, tb satisfy you.

jiitijdtsmj, bees ij e we know that our work and price* will

rm^ly wi^h an r in tbwn. :| :

j class Work a id reasonable prides alwe ys. Gloves Clean* &

fa td» :o!d casji dmi^rs For years :who stand by | us. New

tout* |snd|'itntilti »lyih®. mHajw, abo ifiyoii?^

A. R. P E ^ IN E P R E S S IN G C O .*h u h : h rvjrji J ji e a s t o r a n g e , n j .

iTe invite you« c

rs compare fayo

/o stand for fir*:

lortjess Proce »

[hese facts Ua ? v are finding th b

George CL Salmon Co.L E H I G H A N D S C R A N I O N C O A L

A L o W o o d and M isan *’ Materia!*

417 Valley Street SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.

SERVICEG L A D L Y g i v e n

Storage . Long Distance Moving

I J i "t H | | 1 i

Telephone Millburn 366 MILLBURN A V E . M ILLBURN

[s & Help W in the W a r

Page 3

—

“ Tb 'v

We Hare Ev.

die WarPut in Your Kxtra E Hour in Nature t-ijnn with a Spading Fork and let

your '♦Jolt' Stick be n

Thorburn* Seed*

A U Kinds Fertiliiep s

L a w n M ow er* and V.o

Garden Hose and P fels

“T H E C O M M U N IT Y SfJOP**

Ogden 3 Reeve Cd.|$&H E L L O 866 S. Q

til So. Orange A v S O U T H O R A N G E , N.

j {Chancery A-4-1S4.)

St E R ! ] ‘F *8 S A L E .— Ijn Chancery of

Jersey— Between Cyrus j G.

3, et al.. complainants, and

rl!

Ft

nt C

fa

rtti Jersey' Mortgage an * improva-

o m p a n y , ajt

f<|r sale o t mOi

r

ail., d efendants ,

rt g a g e d prtem-:

a b o ve stated writ

directed. I-spallj By-,Virtue .of tJb.% 'al

of l-fieri-facias, to aae- df expose for sale by public jvendlu**, at the Court House, Ijn N ew ark , on Tues­day, tbe seventh day 6i MUy nexif, at two o'clock P. M .. all that certain tract or parcel of; land anti p *emi>e» Situate, lying and; beirig in! the town­ships of South Orfange ancj WestjOr- inge, IjKasieafi countiy, N e w jferSisy. |

| Beginning at 4 m onum ent I stone thirty, minuted

illers j »et in the southeasterly coirtetj oi 0 f GershoinIaiids jnoisv or forfneriy /bejtonjH"'1* *rt' :r "r* 11 • :EejeasjStktlth on

ita? 0|ra:'4ge Mai iai^d '

* d ‘ gr<

I thiirt

I m y $&*, j; ih|4iit

Iff

eeh ji tjhs | cji

coriv

- Hi Hv-nti

<4 tbs ifiasti

MUSIC FESTIVALN e w a r k ;

FIR ST R E G IM E N T jA R M O R Y j j jj

A P R I L :so .V M h I 1st tp tin

Geraldine FarrarLacy Gates, Mine. NamaJ*, fcecjil : Ajrdtn,

Margaret Abbott, CJr^tchen Mprri*,

Clarence White Hill, Arthur Middleton,

Theodore Kaale, William Tucker

G I O V A N N I M A R T IN E L L 1Chorus of 8 0 0 j i ru .b ^ .» ..

Seats 50c, $1, 1-—r,,For Sale at I-auu r’» I i»*nd Co.), <f59jl Bi

J1 -jtnihulioiirji eight the

Iwo. |entl ' r&fti

r«|d

jlxty re^t

nd=

siofr

the tnin

and

m:U,■feet |l

* *4rc uni4

i the ea

u attain; nej nort

■astfeiily-

Fitth Tract­

's* h ere the earner

K .

F r e e r a a n '^ l a n d inte

erly j line .of land

Closes. H a rriso n .

wtiHf-rly point; of

v e y w i to Alfrjed

d a$ed J u n e 1 J118

the Office of th

C o u n ty of Essex

Jersey in B o o k C

a n d ru n n in g th

seven d egrees fo

ilong- land of stid M o ses H arrison ;

o ne h u n d r e d an

thenjc© north

in * to hundred feet; th , };

■ M ot sjeven degrees! foity-five mtiint]es .west

d tw enty -live feet:

hirty-four degree.

3t a n d parallel 'with

F r e e m a n 's laind one

ejhee soi^th sjeventy-

th4nc<i ajpng$ m i t h ’s line|: north ; devfe ajtylhve ^ n d parallel w ith

tyest fifteen h u n d r e d ^ n d h u n d r e d a n d tw

eet a n d thirty-eigb t. Illun- pf iajud of <iersh<a foot to the jsouLhWest- -|lcn|^ s a M Freem an land one hun-

laA d s ; Ir s , f , , ,tr of said Smitjh’s 11", along the is^mei n^rth j e degrees thirty-tiise ^iin- twelve hundred an?One-half feet ;• to \i"a ce albng sai^i Wjalkejr ijoad' snty-fivel degreek eighteen

t one jiundrtki; and

kty-kerrrTm '

ixty- - twee* thence still alonk the same ibov

on Al except icurving to th<:* right; a iirclti whose radiu s is ’ Pv<?mlses des. rit

jed and rji'ty-thirfie and — i fett'i; thencejSf>rtli seventy

ieley.fen minu|j©aj w ist tVo * anci two f*|eti thence

foui[S i degrees} thirty iinjin onejj hundred a nd ifour fei of Essex Couhty Park Com ot ifcneas Sm ith ; dhen< e a amfii south - thirty degref s es West ten hundred t w« nt; and; three-quarters O f ?. alonK i{ands now or fornierly ^rint? Fitizgerald south tl irty

tw|0 : and ; o-i/e-haif minutes indred; twenty-four feet

nnredtlis of a fbot:

iites j to

-HUong • live i

six <-> A ‘>r|L lf)ot;

roes twjo and t||fon|l h'undref jfprtyjilfour hun

th^neb alpng land« now or fornier^y 3n,! Beale south twenty-line

liegrejes fiifty-'eigbt mi/jutes west t hundi-ed thirty and eighty-four hun dre|tlths of a foot; thence along 1: .nds now dr fprinerly Tim othy Hoyt s iuth twenty-nine degrees forty-six min utee vveijt four hundred and thirty two fiei.aind nioe-tf nths of a foot to ;ls nbw cjir ffjirmerly J. B . Stetson; thfence alohgji salfl Stetson*y line south I fly-

il; ■ Oegrees twentyTtiwo mihfatef four hundred forty-nine feet fourths of a foot to a m 0nu

ent hstone; thence along lands ormerly of Moses Harrison n

aov

>rtlyfenty-aeven degrees forty-five min

on< i

[Inc nl ketj

east twenty hundred thirty forty-eight hundredths fee I n o w or formerly Jos. T . |o n

ence along said Condit’s thirty-nine degrees east nj

and three-fourths of a foo| of pplnt and place of begittnin

x cep ting therefrom the following

[Tract-4—Beginning , at th’. s^u^h^asterly corner of W a lker fou.:

th*aple avenue; thence along .y Bide of Maple avenue s4utl

trine degrees thirty-five litvin!— it-

th.tfeat two hiiinldred thirty-one

-two hundredths- feet to

.est corner pf lanfis recebtl} j Ced to Geo. Wall m an n ; ht Angles to < Maple ave^auc ;

tin

?-dpjth easterly one t if-five feet tp

hundred land of Eneas

There isn't a more : £e*nfortikb£<

•hoe in the world than TRU-TREE

our fnr.iou* *pccuilty— and

loe

growing f o o t than Tr

Chiropodists who know 'v

j o u (9, And7 covntfe** mod

jwiil hear testimony to their worth.

Boy»’ Tnk-Tre<J Shoe*,

to 6, $3.50 to $5.

Uttl-s Gents* Tru-Tred

sizes 9 to 13 1-2, $2.75 to Girla’ Tni-Tred

toll, $ ’5 0 to $3.50.

Sizes 11 1-2 to 2, $3.25 to 4

Also made for Me and , Women.

V$jai$hal!<£Ball807-813So. Broad S W Neawrit, N . J

lth| th^iice along said Smith' n „ . . .e degrees thirty.-five n in 'j” 1Iv/qI hundred and sixty-|livt

aiker road; thence aljonr \ foad north .seventy

ghtieen minutes west

rid jtwenty-niao nnd th

Tract— Beginning in lie of Maple avenue

westerly three hjuric]

htiWdredtli i; feet-ono feet &nci eighty-itwo

fjfom thje cornet*avenue j and Wtalker road;

5ng said Maple avenue rly two hundred feec to corner of land recently

tip John Olstead; j thence _ ine at right anglejs | sot*th-

eapprly or e hundred and twenty-five as Sm ith; thence ait right

ea northeasterly two hundred ■e at right angles north-

irly < ne hundred and twenty- »t to the point and place ofPlje-

;the

Subject

Rimbi ck nm g ion

by one feet d«

of the ft; ment

.Nls

httnd

err. p-

tliIril Soil el

the ilace of begihnir-g. jan; ■ -rSghts jwhi^h Vin­

ly have] in a plot i Ave". .ofeqt hundred

ed twelve ahtl on©' uave and ly^ng ber

and fohrth tract:

thjerefrbm ;cer|lain

d in certain deea? '■'if jreaea.^e by Herh>on M . Freejma.n to

he O range Mo un_ •ifud deeds of re

n >rth -I i U: j.■ reqoiided m the

J^s^ei. county, a.' Date. •

1) January 4.Bk . 41

1 £Bk. 4 1

( r: > M ay 2 2 . 19 f- , Bk . 4 2(4 ) Juhe 3 5. 19

;j . I; Bk. 4 2 <

iMugbst 1*1, Bk . 4‘ > 1

(6 ) July i i . 19 B k . fl

i>remise;s describi

dountain Park, release are dated Register’s office

follows:j- I>ate.. !

C D Novem ber 1 Bk . 43 c

C 2 i Novem ber 1

(3 ) March 1. 1

( 4 ) April 1 3 .1 !

(.5) July 16 19

Date.

1) April

1 Januainy 31, Kecorded; r?. k . 5 Also eixi: onuses 1 dt

^release 1: efm on M . oft gage

redtllis feet io the placl of f itws:| Date, , .

1 ) April 25,- 19

:pt:in?scrib

nd

n n is g at a point

line of ; Gerishom

rsecta tjhe riorth-

«,• or fofrmefly of

s a m e being t&e

ract of laud coa-

Burdett by deed

a n d recorded in

itegisteit of the

n said State of N e *

17, pages 506f5»07;

nee north seventy-

ty-tive m in u tes eas-

HONOR FLAG RIVALRY KEEN

Scores of Places Have Already Bought Mbre Than Their Quota of {Liberty Bonds.

CELEBRATE FLAG RAISING.

Emblem of Patriotism Flung to the

Breeje and Names of Subscriber*

Placed on Honor Roil.

the - firstTcoujrse one

lity-five feet i to line

ii Freenka n ; j. tfcenc*.

-IW'ilatfons are. hjHng h. j.1 in rf.nny

'nM|{URirio*t ovci-'jiL raisriu- „ f ajn. vi- !

City Ihrtli.

the

ntain Park.: which ease are dutiei and

Etogisterfs: pificd "offoi low s jf i

Liber.

1911!f Releases, rase .140

1f Re!eases, page 58 I

14f Releases* page l"il

1J: Release^!'pkgiij 311.

911It-Releases, page 7

1f Releases, page 54 9

JuH

Conjns i

jflagj1 ;en tiie t.rtvjn |h»ll

S f*£f;r* rs « r e CT t«<l*| the town

patfb»Uc the g^w^yjinn'nt aw«niv

jaaq as a rei-tJiriiijfbiA <»f the fiiet. }

isi ’* fi»* ilib**r Flag i-thati slg-

tfi,? (owM'iisis; oversubs4rfbe>I its

qftctti .,f Tbo Third; Liberty U>*x

iUV •'*'*' or in<4v blue fstjns i di-tipn fo .tjhi-ee blue batrs »*n :lo* t>#rj!ei-.‘«l white ' fi.i l ii .m-iiiis

Sl|k# h:t* ;b.*4*:i as mai.ys t.h.-re are stars.

r*;iN.kn wljyifblk; lt|

sf jratrge tb the .r : t.i the U b e t

thej. ■ • is |

iF*jag^bfHs,!d r..«- Eyer.v sui.s<T;L-r«feejv es a ( paper j r|pf..n u<’f ioh

v do* »f>unlyj; secured tlr-

ofll g to p!4.-* in hjjs window.

v4 rtlrthnlyii secured tlfi.V 4vl,fr l ll,> Ifublid bui&tiji

If

adr»'d-

uanthe

Jjlaiiy

unt-

AIso excepting therefrom certaln~id in certain deeds

of release by Cyiiis G . F ree m an . and HeriuoR M . Freem an to Orange

tn'hich, said deeds of and recorded in the of Essex county, as

Liber.

1911f Releases, page 590 ). 1911

tav>y;-s h; infehfeig

jv|ieri* the ! 1 of lipan jsut»sei'Sbei on anlltondr n»]L There-was

mfSfyUms rivalry to >eciire. the flr4t of tb^i«‘. siacs. Wlien they jwere ?.awn rdei they p'cre mjiieh ciereir:onjiw|J|» :s;>ep*hi*s. jpanbh'S jand pageant^ to tbark j the ev. Jrtt. ;

Rivalry GroWs Keener.The rivalry 'has,1 iru-rensed ra|th»‘|-

rbaa .itiiiniulsbed, There is ,ndt a tjowni inf , *-otmtry that.does not:; want win: an Honori Flag jHeoause o| whft ii means. ‘ \Vinnin11 toe flag spbrs tjh»-iih on to further efforts to win sti|rs fbr It!.

Tjies** tlaus will be handedidowh tp future generations among t;he pivei^us reli»-s of the war. The ^»rv- icfc flag, showing the number of inen fro it) jthe community that offered tjh**ijr llvef f*>r the <-ause, will e ijtne Ifirstji. But .the flag that sh<:»wed how the fplkp at ?|<itne backed the government >virb theli* money in Its time of need will be Just; as great a treasure.

Bk . 50 of Releases, page

12Bk . 44 $f Releases, page 452

1 4Bk . 50 of Releases, page 269

k. 51 of Releases, page 21$ 22, 19 If*

(k. 54 of Releasesii page Also exceptinr therefrom certain

>remi«es describ 2d in certain deeds tjf release:by Cyrus G . Freem an and e m o n M . Freem an to Mountain

olding Com panr. which said Deeds Release! are d: ted and recordejtl in

&o Register’s ofhoe of Essex county, ifollpws 3

Liber.

The Badge o f H o n o r

W * r n b j

Buyer* Tfcird

i b e r t j Loan Bonds

15

GUARDED DUG OUT WITH BODY.

Brave Russian Stands at Attention as Hun 'Shell Explodes.

Vlfheh ike :irussijjjin trpot>|i tindi

o f j Releases page 591

i $ i (4 .Releases.page 4 5;

herefrom certain dl.in! certain deeds^

v Cyrus G ; Freem an a Freem an to North J

m pH vem ent; /Cbrn-

rhjs»fc.ral /Ca> ■ rhi- { French

-LochwInky held ja ‘:s|eet:oH of

fivt. r »;iny. which said Deeds of.rReleas

vn<

irty

Wei dated apd recorded-in tiie Reg Hr Is office -- ..... 1

‘thjeiis-rec!

of

' *ract— jBeginning at westerly corner of W alker

. N o w la the Time of

E X T E R M I N A T I

R A T S . MICE. I Ne 1

Call 2831 Bloomfield 1

Mori* rite

avenbe; thence s6#th- wmt<Tly al ing westerly *tde ot Miple avenue tWii hundred and twenty jand eightj-tenths feet to southeast corner of jLejwis D ean ; thfence-at right angles jooftlf westerly two hundred and

fe®t; thence at right an- tglfs j northeasterly one _ hundred 'ightjy—four and j eight-tenths feet;

jej south seventy degrees eleven fpu^es east onejhundred sixty-fjour

infli>eventy-two hundredths fee J. to: i ^ S j^e r , road ; thence alongWaj^terj’

ibcty-three and twelve h un ­dredths feet on Che arc of ja circle pfhicisje radius is two hundred and fifty-three and tw^-tenths feejt. to p e ip lace? of beginninjg.

Fourth Tract— Beginning ait a point in tije westerly fide line of Maple aveniie t distant: southwesterly .three hundred twenty aihd eight-tenths feet jfroml'the • southwesterly corner . of

aple avenue ajnd W a lker ra*d; ^h«^|4e alpng Maple avenue sotjth-

rly one'hun<pred and fifty f«Jet; hence at right angles northwesterly

hundred ,ljwfelve and one-half et j; | thence afc; right angles noikh- steHy one hundred and fifty feet:

ght les j sotltheasterlytw^l^e and one-half feet

place of.

pBtt. 57 c wark. N J J

Davis. Perry &

of Etpex countyr, as fol-

Ltber.

16f Releases,|page 2 7C

pril 8. 1918.J O H N It. F L A V E L L , Sheriff.

Grosso, Sol’rs.-<$66.64)

T H E G L O R Y O F S E R V IN G .

Th e cover! of The Telephone Review for April is a trlbfite to,the great army of faithful and efficient telephone; op­erators. Theae young Women are at a distance and out of the sight of the public whom they serve, but they occu­py a personal relation to each individi

tfd^werei opposite Auberijve, ijn a Very fl.^countKv. Their first line; reserve

|nt> Was • in a stnuHl pateh of wo|>«is» Vviuft-ej the men all! lived unjh r-(fcrf»i|nd, for the GeNuans* shelled S i he

*|ls' several titties a day. f)ne (ru|r|nng the Russian so)ils«irs y^ere rliiing, when the Germans Begairf to

he; wmidft. tTlve ^fius|ians] ail to eovot* ;in their dtici>'|i!.»—-|li;\t

I*, all except orre jnajn rushed |o f^j'er. / I H k*a» Ktan<lliig guard ofer |the ;d.ig- I [Where wag, kbps the resefve s(ore

} grenades.soldier's p«»st was a pa^e tojihO the entrance to the; dufeoutl ibut

' wiieyi jthe shelljncr began h§ mjhH ed ovef ajnd stood so that his bpdy pro­tected the entran<-e. A Gentian shell

| fffcl |nine feet from him. anci he |>re- | Seated; arms and waited for the explo- i siiM \\a piece ot the shell tore a bole ■in 1 the 1 sleeve ot his overcoa$, but] he I

\ was uawounded. H e remalne*}' calnily. at .hfs j»ost, -covering the entrance to the .dugout during the entire bombard-

j m ^ L j h ■ ■! ' •

she.B! ru|;|ei

■nt ;wt f Iren m

I This left of

H a h n e 6 c Co/N E W A R K , I V . ^T.

Jirt*ad Aeir S<reeiCs i ' | Qpp&mite Military J ’ark

B u y L i b e r t y B o n d s T o - d a y

5 y ■

bum iiter Furn iturey to M a ke Your H om e t o o / a n d I n v i t i n g

I s R ea d L o o k

-The proper ftm d

Ja rt-— e a r t o f -cr|

.H ih n e store p r o v k l^ s ct% taintless sc o p e for the~T'.xcrci

p f yoihr tssfe in

s p e n d Epuch or tij

A D a in ty C re r.Id fas t S e t a t $ 9 0 .0 0 .— |Sutt«^l| for the!s lrififaripr'liv

L e a f fa b le •r. rI Irlf P***v - Hfc«-‘k.r < -hi»M s

is in w ! i | f e n a m e l with penciling

*5 o f platii ft>inc| anJj P.awcri^ nj natural colors

tlspejacan u,«f a

n|l<rw < hairts

-Tb«"<e htdlsp«aaab4e types thatf-.nofion:

Reed C h

L|i j S c lto e J '

T h e F o l lo v f in g Piesc<

,.75•Slat bswirk[ dodble ije-

-Extra iiigh ba^k,

$ 1 . 2 5

—Double; reed sfeat at

. $ i . o-Natural'

back and

) H i l l i Back MapJe R o d ^ r ,iat-andjbacj;|;i;r|n braced arms.

Bnisb. i

$ 2 ^ 5 .

—M a ple frames

$ 1 3 .5 ( i

of ridajh and s u m m e r hof

h& iti tne < u m e t im e c o m ’

ts ar*

T h l

.timitrsr f|iHn!i^h!ngs~rw hether v«.»u wish to

rie on fh « larsJ.vidLial items Fo.r instancei i

oom or \trandah

r.) f.jtir

;o m p n sc -

W’a !•*;n

—This iliifticiilap S' of bltfi.-,: chair stg

c o aii - jje^piecesL

C • Th. RT.nc &et lift Walnut, $‘»9 00 \ Similar eet in: blue, SI07..00

X V ^llu w F u r n i t u r e

siitn^zr s»*ld|ai includc' bnly quote |i|ej Jstrftef .<

f

'« many sty lea, sires arniprice rar.^e without dc-

* 6 . 7 S tp SA^.Ort

lir a ,.D p h o ls t c T fJ . $ 8 .7 5 to $5{0 .00

iii)hols!jerell,:; f $ 1 7 .5 0 lo SlfW .OO

11— I--- — e. - ■'fjftrf S p e c ia l P r ic e *

R e a d y (for I m i n e d i a t e D e l i v e r fSettee, $4.75 ' '

seat; 42 iaitihels Wide-:; natural or'green.

Jr.” iHcpiL-jyl Porch Uocker, S6.00iMu braced ; natural finish.

hack Racker, §3.75

-Maple Pi>i

id! flat arin

Moifiim Uij; i

S3.-.> Maple Antic ilai.il or Rocker-IPood B^at, fiat sJjt fadk and lig bi r^.und irm s; natural finish

S2.75 Sewim— ttack,‘ lew. sdat, !jio arms;

finish. •; *

SG.75 Ixirgo Arm Rocker, §6.00

— Three sihelVes, with cretonne.

1 ba|k; jjron israc

Canvas Fo!di|iad;nstable bfeck

Baronial Rc<removable glass tj

— High back, Io finish.

'jv seat, ho- arms;

— Cane seat and

f 2.25— Maple frames

arms; strongly ballt; natural

awn Scitcc, $1.75and jleg rest. J&w;-

$ 5.75 Large

Canvas Foiadjustable back

L I B E R T Y A N D L A B O R .

The; hope of labor lies In the opipor- t« pi ties for freedom; military domlna*

tle^u 'Ifiupervlaibfi, checks. boadl»ge|, lie In ^»*isslan rule?

It is not throE^gh a Germaii regime, but through democracy, that labor fa to receive adequate recognition; and its realization of Its rightful place ia ♦lie world.

A S T H M A A N DIf You Suffer from A S T H M A Quick and Permanent Relief and Bronchiti* Remedy.

P R IC E OT O R SAL

A B R A M M O S L E R

14 M a c 3ewood Ave., Maplewood!

T e t 7 6 S . O .

N t S3J25 ‘

§2.ia

cker, §2.25ble reed seat and back; **r?ural

; J ^ l ’ea W agon , J l 2.00'\i rubber tired wheels; tray covered

$2.75 Sewing Rocker, $2.25^ shu ^le reed seat and back; natural

Rocker, $6.00.bicks Iron braces /jlirc ts; strongly built; natural »«!«!.,

Lawn Settee, $1.75leg rest.

B R O N C H IT ISBRON CHITIS You Can Get

Using K IN M O N T H ’S Asthma

E BYKlLBOIcN*SI P H A R M A C Y

So. Or^jsge A«f-. South Or»nffl

T«l. 9 6 S. O .

Sal wl'o caTl)s nnd Is csllrid. and they tire giving tne I best teTepl one 'service in the w-orldi thitty-two ndllion times a day. counting S rndays a n d ; holidays.

.'tbe N e w fork Tel^pho le Company ts proud of Jtaj operattora lug Such noble work for at this time ot tin usual Activity inci­dent to the w ar .!

$1 .50 “ > Per Year

Page 4

A sixteen-,

presaed tfele fo llo w !*}“ There is a river ijj

row that j you c tpH *

Birds can- fly

of their wings,

either bank, but the^jjare as

as the stairs in 4 b.

right and [wrong.

*‘Th e re is a grea-

wide that | seagulls

it withOutj rest. | t'ji

there are great pis1!

b o piose that thejir

I^et us sh o w ,th e ;

help they gave iis

nation was

wkters. which wje

them an hundred fo:

at the Cadillac Is o For You

jgjladhy retii

ell Buy

. then buy again and j agp

A H I S T O R Y o k t h k

C I T I Z E N S ’ r w W H A T

To -the Editor of|

T h e Citizens*

ginning Ip South

several years ago.

a few citlkens whjo

oring for a long tii^e ti

conditions which; j wi

j

I E A ^ I )

S T A N D i K

I-eagx

6 H :

Hom e'

le - dad iltsj.Tlie

nge Tojwnsijlp

wiais - started toy

i I . been endeav-

betier tjhe

in nothing

<$f claris xe^HOg. for , one

ijle bltissed

ifhiineijjicej to j

vestigate whejre pnc e th^y ^ily took for grantdt; to;|con.jlftwould formerly have |sulli|q

v e ’° t n e w p a s s e n g e r cars to

5ton 1,0 11 g(|iW[d e t e I y to diisrejgrard ; to in ­

i' th|e x^tkijm* w h o r e dem u n stratio n - d ay

i to jinjyfjsft!|vhere th e y u se d to b u y .

w o m a n jof to<|ay w is h e d to iilsuifc

ansi o f t ra n sp o rta tio n |k>r y e jars

correct d e s ig n , fine m a te r ia ls anjl

Ilf iff sa fe , d e p e n d a b l y comfort-

?f|- qualities a r e , a n d c a n only

Simselfl

| ®>?nie Iff r'vf<p]vmajn||l}iM w h i c h is not-hing1 less th a n

jjp nave ;

re it* |*:ell dffO

Orxngej Town-

bu that they

l Ipfj great cities

l" ' ag<

i a

short of disgraceful*! jThe reason; for

these conditions w as fbundj to be

the large [number offooad bbufees and

saloons in the To^rnsbj 3 of South

Orange. These road houses joined

each other in som e case s.

Th e Citizens* L ^ g i i e founjl tbat

these places were ifotjjp; iroixiized-

the people of Soul:

ship to any extent

\ drew from the slnij

almost their entirej|;pajti onage, with

the result that Suniduys .and hol­

idays our quiet com m u aity became

a veritable beehjve|>f aclivity by rea­

son of the noises pghtl ag, fete., in­

dulged In by these patrons of the

road houses anji .; alopn

T h e brewery j in$uenc£s ; were jfaot

satisfied with the .conditions

they had created ini various jfcl pt the tpwnshijj, jl|pt endeaytL—,, r.T get a license fo rtb e ’Roos evieli'’H o m e ­stead, as well ab fdir otl^eri placed In Our very midst.

O u r people theft .if Oun I thaii, eyen though a vast majority ox otj.r citi­zens were opposed; to each licenses Or to the conditions which; Were u n ­bearable,} that they had j no’ ri ghts Which would enable th scji tcfl cibse up the objectionable p(lac as]on, to stop

• the licencing of new pla :e?3 it in the opinion of the judge bf N hie Court of C o m m o n ; Pleas: silph % hices could show any) nec^ssjtty for a1 -iijtarise. |me liquor people were so a-rogaint tpft they insulted our citizens if ho a p ­peared at the Court H w s e [ jaskgng for relief, and the pitizsns’ Leagpe took up all these inatt< rs In order to m a ke South Orange Township a fit place in which to^^iive. Th e league called meetings only wljen they were absolutely necessary, Col­lected dues only w h en it was nec­

essary to have m oney with which; to go before the courts and fight these conditions, and for years in 4 <3qjiet w ay the Citizens* League of South

Orange Township has been doing the . w ork which cleaned up Piostj oi the

very objectionable *road ‘ LA saloons, and prevented

being installed In the beautiful town.

of pep-

«[ith " social apd )u!si’ne|s

lord it oyer” the w ork­

ing dlJss1 by. denying them die right,

tip have a glajjs of beer If tj'hey de- j

Residents of Maplevsood can,

Ord to be truly sympathetic.

Th e people bf Maplewood fjand the

eopje of Hilton must netftts now

irore than eve? dwell in co$cojrd. \Itji

the spirit now dominating: 'Apier-.

. T h e rich bnd the well-tfo-db can

fiord a wbli-stocked cellar, the

orkjng m an cannot, henjee his go-f

n-g to the saloon— rbis clu^house^—?

fter a hard; day’s drive Unf

nd grimfe of the day.

- According to the local o^

4 - grbce.it, wholesaler, bottle

!j3a'rv

houses and ^thers from

st of our

For this reasjan tIt that the people |<|f So

indi

d ^ l

int or employe can directlyfbr .

ectly sell, furnish or otherwise | ^

in ,any intoxicating liquor within ' f g

limits ok any municipal ‘ ^ *** —a “Id:

iiity nejd

tlie votes be guilty be fin>

Under beverage

as st w h e n into a thereof factui ages, the; Reeti the laws

ry.**; Persons so dpof a misdem eanor 4nd shall

and imprisoned, the Federal law

f’nb longer enjoy t bjtteti ito interstate _

ing shipped from ne state herj state or any sdb-division which i prohibits th or sale of alcohol

Tphe | W ebb-Kenyonf “ bone-dry’’ am end referred toi

Therefore; if the townslji vote “ dry” next Tuesday i| •^bone-dry."

It is well, to k no w tlic am ount of territory, no. mjk-mail, turned) “ dry” makes

3proposed dangerous am endm ent ito the Fedjeralj tionJ

A R T H U R D. W A D S W O ISl

OI*I?t>SKS P K O H H i l T I O N S O U T H o r a n « ;k T«

To the Editor of the H o m 4 O n Tuesday next, jirotes

east to determine of alcbhoii* | beverages] In unge township shall be

T h e question tp. be c.on us voters is: W ill conditio

ity thaij,-—, ng shall I®

llcoholic ;• he right jmmerce

manu-bever-

A.ct and uent are

?j should must, be

l ■ every

ter how for the

pfrj >hibition

Donstituh

H , J R .

, 'XS IIIP . | N ew s: will be

wh^theiiljthe sale uth Or- hibited. ered by be bet-change

Tow nship should recogn: work which has been a and should not fall tolast great achievement least. In som e part due ity of the Citizens' the securing of the right. . pie to decide by imafoiftty a «r there shall be any Spu th Orange ’|'o«fnshij

This fight is the cul nil ■fort of the Citi'zeni’ L.«

should be the desire of of South Orange Towndhi

Citizens’ Leagu e sipdld }bo| exist. ' ; -p

• There are t o o . m prolilems, too muieh J1 rquizes doing and few people -w*ho k no w about the ^onditionB ; existing

■ In o u t Sco*nmnnjtey|l;jto l^lljpw pjo ;cai»a-: jt>?e and efficient a! body tb pdss- '-but

of existence wl^en so m a ^h

ter or worse if .the proposal sjhould be m ade? j

All of us desire to improve our tpwnship and w e wish to prevent any change that would affect It detri­mentally,. fTo consider^ the harm or benefit tjhai would ensue were pror

becom e the]law; w e must

account the, character of operating .u n d e r license;

are three saloons in the nd the principal drink

eejr. As most persona are beverage contains little

-about 3 per cfept., fhji i usually found in i the m a lt!

extracts prescribed as tonics by our j family physicians.

Abolish the sale of coffee because ; it contains i caffeine and m a n y of its I votaries w ould turn to more h arm ­ful drugs. T h e small am ount of al­cohol in malt beverages. Which In­clude beer, m akes any injurious ef­fect from their use as negligible a^ that from the use of coffee.

The, drinking places of the toy ship are law-abiding establish men

ins ; in Th ey are conducted in orderly man-

bt. j ner, with nb vicious feature. Never

What the Cadillac Is

** I'hfcSj Cadillac is. a Jpassengei ivfinlcle of the nioatf

painstaking construction that the Cadillac Motor Car®

Compafny can b^ild. | ‘ ]

« The eight^cyljinder ijV-type power; plant was intro-|

I ducedl by Cadiljac asj a new principle. It is in th^l

i fourthi year of production. Mprb tjian 60.0-00 are in;

t *se. I 15 | 1 ' I j ; I .' if

Th (si design affords; an actus^l jovdrlappipjg of ppwer

iknpul^es.and continuous turnidg effprt. T p e power isf ample for any road condition. T h e .operation is qirieill

Tbe carbureter is designed l and built by Cadillac;

A “ b lilt-in” leaning: device bconpmizes fuel.. T!l|

fuel piping is protected by fib^r cram ping blocks. |

The ignition is simple and reliable, with a double

se$ off cbntact points pud a sp*|cia|[ grade of wiripgj |f

Thermostatic control in the coo(ling system k<?eps

the temperature of the engine at f.he point of maxif

m am fefficiency. It w as developed jand introduced by

Cad iliac, | 1 • ■ * • ' I || j j h j * | | The muliiple-disc clutch is easy! to engage or diSr

engage. because the’ leverage is especially comi-

t pojnnped. 1 h I i l l [ i' - I ,f

The brakes are dependable! and ; unubualljf easy Ql

application. They are equalized toi avoid skidding. »'

Thj| steering is easy, untiring arjd dependable, apcl

thje factors j of safety: ;aro high| t-Elase- of C a d m a c conir

What It Will Do For Yon

It ill give

iorraatiic4$. rri>- a.*t!

quireniefats witho-p

aval lUt *14 - pt". -r ,'!<44 pee (iis l.on •liK!up

BSvej I I aid e m •re

car. Is practk al. a|feMi1

ft;. iss ralpabl

fibtiqeibjtd v.•ahilei Of || I Mi­

lt

Stan

Cadi 11 ic | se

a fa

trol amounts to fascination.

trie istarting and lighUng w as Int;

1^ )1911 .: The;, service la jrell«|blp and unin? ted. Especially heavy |latea are otae factor tfi

□ ng life o f the storage battery;

ed by circuit breakers instead of

the, ebctraordinarily 1

The wiring is protect

fasesi

Onte of the reasons

hejcxiifee the framfe

beyelted plate glass it

iijghtfday clock and c

duced by

the car la|ts such a!long time 1

so rigidly Constructed. It is

eightf inches deep! iii the ceiiter and has live crosis

m6m|ers.

nsistenUy high standard of p**r-

le engine nun-ts slow speed * re-

eur shiftingi with ipirii*>dtatt‘ly

rapid acceleration to x:t r»-mo

•e travel, which -'war conditions

ever the function ofc tlu- mo!,or

leasurabie in a ('adillac because

tained speed-* without noise or

ilj rat (Oil.

ti glio lyoiiiilw 'totijibiiil) —-.the cap

«ird !^iiag4']|tav after d ay \and ye*

Fith

,c; ser.vu:ea|ril|iS yj

fdl watc-h.I-S 1 I

may be

acity t«i

ir after year,

m pa red with that of

ill give y safety, bf^cajase a nd tje<|au ' 1 ' L - -

4lyf inijpkrt! .. ,

w . Systems, but

Its, rivets a||d, ^ins.

It

t'oad

pot

s tee r i i rg a riel |b r a

the bi

\jril) gitfej yo

entific|ally dlstri

eaua

restful.

Itj

Cad

of l iij

the

T h e

undi

Ijcpi nfort:'. becaus]

Vtljted a i

rai^lbns and

lidillac. inapti

present C a d

r ded at tent

passjei ger cars, per carl

iijjljhb. factory of safety

•kd jthe frarne, the ' w h

in

will keep the

re so h igh .

Is. a n d the

such details as

backs

the w eig h t is si?i

sp ru ng .‘ a n d h e­

re so deep a n d

vill gjivb y d j !e 4»n o p iy in iir^t rtwt, because the

l|ac M otor C'mrj C o m p a n y is the largest producer

h :gra?le n o ib r ic a r s in /t h e w o rld , a n d b ecause

i»mnti|Eripg hiethoda are so et lie Sen u

■l|bc|[ls the result of sixteen years of

4 n ; tjo the production of higU- g ra d e

The£|e facts m e a n m a x i m u m intrinsic

vill give ypi

ity is this tti|p»ti

ne w'orkmirikhi

int; m e a) n Ipiia

economical maintenance, because

economy.j Sturdy constructioti

Thfe little wants o

cobiplete standard eq

tuf<

rays and prevent glare; a power tire pum p

the motorist are anticipated b|r

uipmept,: inclpfling such unusual

stt^tufea as- a tilting lltefdlamj^,i^lle^toi* to. deflect 1ighf|

the rear oi tl^e one-man top; ajii

omplete tool equipm ent./*

). for w h ic h Cadillac shops are

Ife a n d a - m in im u m of repairs,

‘rations u po n parts a r e accurate

ndtih part of an inch ,. an d m or e

to the one one-half th o usandth

t betw een m o v in g parts red pees Service is put into the ca r be-

paiuty w h ic h you will not tire of. jig things today w h ic h they m a y

because the styles h av e c h a n g e d , will protect y our ability to use nl of it for an indefinite length

Immediate delivery, on a li, nit,

I \

Five-tM jrty-sos: B r o

»g ef-^ has a complaint been m ade to the

to be done. . rg ; i ; ,-|jTt ia: therefore, the hope bf

writer, and I a ® a«ro|of -imaPy of;people, that -continue its of activity as

1 its : identity! foi guarding township

TEJL 6042 O R A N G EWork Called for and Delivered

Work Done by Native Experts

N o w Is Cleaning Tim eH A V E Y O U R R U (is C L E A N E D P R O P E R L Y

W e Do the Work in Our O w n Establishment

K O U R Y A N D N A H H A SO R IE N T A L RUGS; A N D FILET LACES

509 Main St., East Orange, N„<~!«aa!n«ReoairiniStratduak

and;: it';|.ppiic’e concerning one • ot.|||hem. Citijzen-jj 1 • T h e history of prohibition proves at, the that w hen such harmless places are ase to d o s ed , dives ^spring up. where 13

ijmostj ) injurious of drinks are ;3ql|fed ‘ dfestinely sold. , , ,

re- j Besides this feature of the situa­tion, there Is another. If the towii- ship should go “ dry,” no liquor can he delivered within- its boundary. Thisi would prevent residents from having w ine or brandy sent to tbein homes, the presence of wiiich in the ; family medicine chest .-bps. olten saved life in cases of sudden Illness.

Certainly a full Investigation of all; local conditions wilt (cabvince any bpientznlnd’ed- person thatf a . change in | the law at this time I wou ld not he- for the betterment of the tdwn-ab^p. - • i -

T R U E T E M P E R A N C E .

i :! : 1 T

B

0 0 a m ia f5ifi5! m s.tu a.tejjEDtiiitgjte)

gjl

=

!; ' j j WANTEDRefined Younjf Woman to Leani Scalp Treatment.

Addre«( Po.t Office Bex 90 )E»* Or.nge, N. J.

iiiiiiiiiEHinninmiiiiingfflBOTBBgeM

TIRE-At a f\

L p ^ A l P R I C E

, j # 1 |(j

i I This comQinatidil

tires are u

ials. I Inv

is unusual as cheaps

ijnade of shoddy mater-■ e s t j^ a t e .

r„:

WARREH GARDNERy Liberty Bonds 6 5 4 Ridgewood Road Maplewood

d Help W in the W ar [

Page 5

South Oranj

Maplewood

Wyom ing

Orange

lews

hth; jlimnied lately

< clc?|k. j setv|c®;:

I * * pwiyer

:, II o'doiclt

. f p r .

S O U T H Oi — Church oi the H*R ev George A . Hahjna, jrector day sendees: Cel^ibration ol

C om m unio n , 7 .30 A . ;M.||fnd| jt.44 ? r8t • Sunday of each fmq

alter the 11

Church School, 9. to

arid sermon by th * r

Trinity Pre*byt irlan

Alvin E . Magary* bat

Sunday : 9.4 5 A . M.| Sunday j School;

11 4- M * morning worship.T h e pastor will, jprtj^ch i atn both

the morning; and j-ve&Sng: se^vicea

on Sunday. At the jutter service: his

topic will be: “ A Voidntepr in ! f he

Spanish-Amerlcan \Var.|| Th e ! Solo­

ist at the evening] service will be

Hiss Marie Stoddairt, jsoprtino, of

N ew York.First l*rf«!jyteriai» t’hu

JL>avid D e Forest Burrell

Bible School art 9.4-5 A].|{Mji; worship at 1 1 o'^locfV. i;

Th e pastor’s topic this will be ’’T h e Unity joi' |h e

Th e T . K . Society of glr First Presbyterian : jphdbojh ! : will be entertained at thje j] parsonage oa W ednesday evening an;guests of Mxjs.j Burrell.. ’ j I | u! | W i

Soutli Oranc© Mk*4h:o<list M isC opu ) •Church, Thom as Illl-ison [Pender,

pasto#— -9 :45 A . M.i Sunday School;11 A. Si., sermon € : 4 ft p . ", M .,Epworth League; 7 : 4 5, jsermon

O u r Lady of s>orr«j»wh~— ijiev. Fiither sin William F . Grady, jjpastoir. Sunday ( Masses at 6 .30 , 8 .80 , 9 .30 and lb .3 0 ij A- M . f] J ] j

First Baptist Clmrch—jRer. David

M il lb u r nSpringfield

Hilton

ort HillsSlwr

M l P L E W 0 O I > .

K r is tia n Srieince Society of Ma~

f»lew«tyj*l-— Bun lay .servicpflr : 9 :4 5

ljvL,.| Siijndafr School; 1L A . M ., lessen

• pastor

morning

C hurch .” Is o;f the

seirmon. Subject, “ Pjrobation SAf

Death.:” ; Golden text. Hosea sciEI

pi ; willj ranso.m 'th from!

povfer ofj tjhe grave; I will reidepm

them from: death*” ;Wednesday

j*. jM.,»j.testlmfOnjy m ee jtng. jj.llj

jf'ces are , hieid . in: ftasonitj

Fraentzel building.

l*rosp«<-tw Str«_*o? l*res»by|«

iiThtkrch, Prospert str* et and T h s

road; Rev.: diaries A . Andtiisqrj

pasjtojrf- .Su 6 da yj serv i«es i. '9;: 4$

s|u!hdiy j sc|h|>ot; i l A . if., fnoijiij

ing Service: sejrmon by the pla;

;&ul>jeet

P. Mf, fTojplc:

O T I C B !

T h e opportunity is presented

but little expe ise and effort pn

part io contribute and interest

In contributin

stream of bool-

with ou r ' boyi

very doors*.

| tThe D-. Lpatriotically

:frlfa<ire at its I-

lajrge receivin,

ypur books

blocks aw av to

the contim

s that are goEag

to France I from

& W .* II I

ifier ito r con

oboken Termir

boxes from

4 re delivered

the A . L . A . Disi

.Office. Will vc a deposit at least

Oft your books

I- . | “ Carry onT

the good word

a month to- Fr

25, 1918.

here every [mont and let every • one Ipass

along to start a book

•‘Following ^.ftjer Go|

Christian I Endeiayor S*|‘•The Power of the £r©£

the -Citjy i S lu m s ;” leader, ■ Ma$g4lNt

| Fills. ji jg iP, ; M.,| evening, |servic|; \44k

morning ' ,ir‘!B3 by the >>aB,or— ; • Mid-’peek activities at Prjispptjt

Street PresbyCciirian Church inqludej:

:jMonday^ 2 P . 5(1-, Hejd Cro'sjs ers, will1 meet, in the ihurch. jfTu^s- klay., all-day meeting j of Red jJC^pifs Workers. . with basket lutijch. jT te - day, 2 :3 0 P. M.| Ladies’ Ajljd Sjbci^tiy jwill meet at the! churc-h. || j!The new administration u n der '‘the presidency

’ M^s. A. | Xorjtort Taylor jwill i r on its duties. Committees ; for ■xt' year will ^be announced /and ans for the year's activities fprmu-.j .tejd and discussed. T h e ! session

I meets tonight at the residence of fsthe pastor.

hie j Prospect1 Street Presb>|teiriajn rich Boy Scouts will meeij oil

VICTORY WEEKLY

lance, beginping April j,EjW t . are not w ,n lns to give up our

«6ildi -i 3 bread lor ... a! for! tie (joozb

j M"i • ..... i ft}' a1 ^ e wpujld n ther feed threemillion soldiers tha j all lh« il A bit

B Y I S O L A N

( Continue*!

| According

»le/'* : seed

L . Cosby, D , D ., pastorj. I .11 A . ffc'liiirL

morning worship and M r m o a bythej|iTh J ajr completefL'lans

pastor; .8 :3 0 p. Vt1.. Sunday fchool [for Assisting [in the w ork ot thiei iLib-8 p. m ., evening worship and sermon rtr Loan. Beginninfc on Satbji by tho pasfoT j : April 2t. and continuing throufeb

T h e pastor w in jpreiich J at 11 |follWwlng w eek the boys w t n :i M . and 8 i*. M . H is evening topjlci; in tlie sale of bonds and at iljt jt will be, '‘M a n ’s Defection.J j

At 3 P . M . on |5unday the pastor nnual sermon to the ikprder df Sti jEss|©|c.: ^lagnoliaj

will deliver his these councils of L u k e ;, Pride of and Mt. Sinai.

I’t t E H B Y T E B IA X O H C fR C H E S *

C O M M I T T E E O lta L V p S B i

The committees ojf Tjtinijty and’- the

f^rst Presbyterian Chiitjcheis tolcon^-

*ider plans for their umio i h ave or*

^ granlzed with the election <if .Wilsoi*

* '"Farrand as chairman. T h e other

m em bers

w ard J. . Bi

nard, O w e n

and Robert W . W aila44

len E . Clough, J. $y.i

Seitz and

First

egler, Arthju

D. Frost, W i

tlliEACJU KRH T O S H O W

p i c t u r e s o r C A M P - _

T h e -monthly, pairik^^c jseryico o^

the Epworth League of orial Church, Maple,wood, will be con

ducted Sunday night atJ7i o'clock

o’clocksstjeJij i

m ithe jpii with; IIdrives

bach and Harold Thjomsjcjn. Picturea j Thrift

.Torrow M e m foh-j

_ .u n l der the leadership jjpfj ChkfTprd R0hr-]|

hurch, Ed-

r L . Bran*

Iter* I.j Bondi

Trinity,': A1

lunt, Arth

t^tim.e' push the sale of .Thrift and certificates. A special • of this w ork will be a tenton the church lawn, at which isub-3Criritions will be received evp; during t’heir campaign.

irtg exe

will j re

Sales of Thrift Stamps.

ii

I /IK K

-y day] ' '

S C H O O L N O T E S .

Colum bia SchooF will obsenejj Lib-

ejrtyj Loan Day today. At the ppen-

rclses this morning the classes

>ort the am ounts of their

Ther

ffihd j sh

Irlr

Fielding School Is m aking a

jwing In its Thrift

lip to date tlie -stamp

amohn^l to $1 ,2 02 .5 0 . Special

1% b

trailing exhibition will be h

the la

illustrating! typical f sold Ie r life in above <bne thousand dollars. ^or|the

Am erican camps will bo! thijown upo^] ;Pre3f,pthe screen. “TheH o p e to P.e at 5 0 ” will m ake the ninth chaptjer. of ”T h 4 *’ “ - hook being written b young people each ^eek selected at its annual Su n d a y afternoon ilisa son, president; Miss 0c rothy Scrim gebur, secretary; Harflld Thom son

Person i gymnaulu

At heland. iU

Mirror," th*Maplewoi The; sc^iief, „ .

election lasts i Mi?>s M arian D!ck-i! Mapleyrp:

specia by M m

treasurer, and E d w in ^ rlntyre, pian-f 1st, effective June 1.

M O R R O W M K M O K l A L C U V I U U Dr. Charles L . W alw orth is out of

town^ this w eek. Th o Ladies' Aid Society will meet joint] V^'ednesdayi M a y 1, at the h om e o f MrBJ,Raym ond N e w m a n , No . 3 3 W o odlan d j road. Dr. O . S. Baketel, 8uperinj»ndejnt of the Sunda y School, announce pointment of the follOjwi committee^: June walk.Sm ith, George Wljteoiij, j M :Fisher. Children’s day,Birdsall, M rs. A . H . |{Co:W . I. Pfell. Mrs. W- p . K

Miss Evelyn Bolsoven

the ap- 5 special

t e njlsh, i Mrs. ■ectit and

L I B E R T Y M E E T I N G W I L L B EH E L D IN W Y O M I N G C H U R C H .

A Libertyi Loan meeting will be held at the W y o m in g Church

. April 29. to whi£h the public is ▼ited. Besides hcldressek by prom ­inent speakers from ojktaiji^f|repdrts. o n the' progress oC the :l|o iii will bej znade. There will be staging of soldiers' w ar ja>•other music. 1

H

m ade to bring the tc

wp thousand dollar m irk by

of June. A M a y day p lysical

?Id on

at 2

inter­

day the

ssiat am e

M m p s •ature

erected

Stam p

» sold

Effort

tal up

[> S K A R S B A KE R -

from List Lssue.)

P L A N T I N G .

to the 'jgardener’.s

lould be sown ’Sit a

depth twiLe itk diameter, “but judg- <j*«ntry to stay at li4*me on April 30 OlL_* ____ * a.„ ______ «„ ‘he Question will be feettlod forjklfent must be

plication of th

of depth dept?

of which the fi

tlie seed is th

planted. Bea: l

a dt^pth of ontrot seeds am the soil. If seed shoulii than . in a san requires deepe oi- well irriga

In the honi ajre a ne<?essit appearance, bi

exercised In the: ap~

b rule. Thje question

ds on several factors,

rst is size. Th e larger

deeper it should be

5 majy be 'planted at

inchj celery and car- merely pijessed Into

S K I t V H K i K O K T H E L I T T L E H F L H E I iS .

he annual setjvidej for tjie fLititle 1 €-l]>ers will be! held’ lin tfcid .Church o ' the* Holy (jonimujnion pn the af-

, ?j rnoon of Ajscenslcmj Day,I --Mfiy 9.he soil is .jdlayey the j uringjthe per|\;iee the: little children,

be planted: shallower j^mbej-s of. the Organization, will ly soil, and a dry soil Jfri fheir mite iaxhs at the altar,

planting thah a moist ; ^dllowjhg thejjseWtde [a rloept

parents will be heljl in-the ifarish

I O use ,’ w h e n refreshpientisI wlll| be

irvpd. • M rs. W ill ia m ■ A| |‘Ba)

afm.sl , M iss Fitzgicrald. w h o

ed soil.garden-straight rows

y-.j not only for better t for economy in space.

In planting t ie seed; a row in thegarden shoul as planned oi

First place l at eaich corne stake out hot be planted the

correspond to a row the paper,

large permlanent stake of the! garden, then

h ends pf the row to required! disjtance from

the corner st«d:es. Next rtin a garrdenline, between and with this fprrow to th'

i next W ednesday

to which every one invited. '

iieth Boyden School, Hilton, pili ^re haying a busy time ed:| Cross work;. Thrift I Stamp and their tisual : exercise^ In Stam ps alone the salcl?' total

^reek there Is scheduled

N K W E N G L A N D S O C T K T Y .meeting; of the N e w Eng-

oc^ety to-night at the hom e Gertrude H ed d en , JtCo. 72

«|id. avenue, Maplewobd, the fiature will be an address

i. Charles EL Greig on the war orphan rfelief w ork iirij France.; Mrs Greig speaks from personal exper- $enc&.

EI*S1

m exhibition and dance.

in trying through a co

! I iThe matte;1 firmly arounc poftant, b^ra Sitep in germ

qf I the seed b Thje pressing absorption o Prjessing on 4ohe, so if a firming with bei sufficient, opten but *One

IT E IN R E C I T A L S .There w as no Epstein rental thia

week bn account of the cajrd party arranged for the 2 5 th, but they will be re3utied with a continuancb of the study of the “ Romantic C o m ­posers,” cjn Thursday. M a y 2, and W contlhtied on M ay 9, 16 and 23.

,4-----------

Christian Science

of MaplewoodSuiiday Serriw , 11 A . M

Te.dai.nUl Meeting h

Wedneid.y. 8 P. M .

Sunday School, » . 45 A- M

MASONIC BJUi millTM BUILDING

M A P L E W O O D A V E N G E

Plant

heeds. A n

G a r d e n Tools

Floral Set S'

ed not to ijin,

Ejjorfr

i- V O T K R ." K X P I.A I .V S H I S l l .K l

with ' J . .5*K '-‘ X ’A I , O P T IO N ' IK S 1 KTfO tl1® Editor of the H o m e N ew *:

° nr: L*al is3'Je here la the «tloon.hers-.-spat the Local Option U iw

uous * People of this township. Do

over U*n ^ailoons in South oi-ange

our ,1 ? ^ * f ’ If nDt are eoias to ; l|t the brewers continue to compel | pbr ; citizens to go to New ark] kith

Co. tpeir pats in their hands and

bute tke courts to refuse licenses. -*-*|.'tie it at the.nolis on;’ April

The -saloon people w o u ld j not

ith

b e * jwill

30?

*ni1€'ir drink of lfrluor to feed three ill it! u soldiers, which is tlie arabunt

' ruod stuffs wasted in’ alcoholic iveragfet.. Beer alone in this coun-y..consumes ^5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ppuifds of

Vgar and syrups. 7<j.000.0|0 bushels •r bread stuffs and 4 .0 0 0 ,0 0 0 tons

of coal

intellect <iorn>*r«

sunshine intellect

bum s {

i j! ate fin s

ect La •

prohibition, ais : liquor from outsidd sources

of a •romhioxt' 'nlill be no' m ore

Orange Towpship

sori*y for | the other com- tdunitsjfes W ho will permit licenses in tfeir municipalitips. but w e havje too

n}u h com m unity | prjide aijd love of

a|l time if w e each (do our tiutfel

| I A v 6 t k r .

Y iNXI \I,

the two row markers

as a| guide open the required depth with

hoe of a pointed stick!corner of a T h e seed shou ■ the bottom of

in over the s by.! the feet, com m on thatsubject of the distances fpr plantr

rstow

hftveof this: work, 4,-iH iteCeiye the

M A I 'I .I U O O I ) R K 1 ) rSROStf.

The Maplewood Bled CTtofes work- ’ have . responded to ttie! cajLl for

^•nafer activity. O n | Moi|d^iy thereere 111! in attendaheje and on Tjies- i 3 ly 106 . Dast . Thursday night i] Oj rty-scven workers were at th e } q ioms. T h e isCork accomplish e!d is

Ratifying. Arrangements ared .thej^ be spread iilong ^ atje jor better UghtTng of the

the evening and for a specHal. ta- . . h e for m eni and all; are;’ invi't ed to|

Plantipg. tables are so C0me aG<i what is beiiig dqne. we will not go into t h e ;

being | o o m s :

IhS, but as a .guide beans lani. _____should he eto vn about one-half an inch apart a id carrots four to the inch. Clayejr jsoiis th^n |and so} oftien injured

C K W . A D A M S R E C O V ­E R I N G .

Frederick W- A dam s , president of ^.e M aplewood Im provement Asso-I

equire more seeds Qjation, w ho has been in' a sanitar- , since the Seeding is ■ j U suffering from a severe ittackij

, u . , ,n its f nd“ TO' to break £ lritisJ ,s iao w iy recoVerlm; andthrough the . round. T h e seedlings A to return to h U hom e t(„ v o r . of such seeds is carrots, parsnips ami be^iTs are espejcially liable toi injury ||'sj

push their w ay up - p r B I ,I C I.llSKAltV K R X K ^ T .npact cla^r soil. T h e motion picture show to-night;

of pressing the soil. ^ for the benefit of the Mapl swoodf

the seed is very Im- f>;iblic Library and tlte Pathfthelse an aid to the first nation is the swelli-ng Y the water It absorbs,

of the «oil increases water |by the seed.

filn^jVicar pf Wakefield,'* will bei

M o nday was a .typical day] 11 brar^. the numbfer Ojf books||

isudd being 137 . f i !

LThl$ho\

lay soil m ay be over- f M A P L E W O ^ O W O M A N ’S CT-UB. Iclay son is quite moist 4 0 n Friday, April 19. the ndgulatj

the back of a hoe will Ineetlnig of the Club w as;held at th<It is good practice to | jeid Club, Mrs. Clayton D , ! Lee,'

t i ,.. ^ furrow at a time, then president, in the chair. :the seea tnaV be sown and lnme- | 34r3 p. m. iJoyd, of! Brooklyndiately cover 'J ‘— ' --=*' ------ -'* -* ' ’ ’ - - i--' — '- * •dried.

(To be continued! next wees)

M U IR ’S S H O P P IN G

>fiEWS

before the soil has |.ho, as Mrs. A n n a P. L . jFieldJ wrotj the “ Life of C anada Blackie,” -and Was associated fwith W illiam Mott

5 bsborne in thejf:w o rk at Sing Sin^ prison, gave an. account of h^r ex-f

jperience in that work and ,^n th jlnvestigation of conditions atj othe prisons. ! %, Mrs, ESlolse Roorbach Garden, edt

iltor of “ T o u c h s t o n e ,u r ^ e d the util-l- J

■Ration of all available garden; spacer land showed h ow very Unpromising areas m ay be m ade profitably prof ductive. 1 r j

T h e reading of Secretary Lane's ‘The Makers of the Flag,” by Mrs

Otto Smith, .was exceedingly well done and m uch enjoyed. (

Delegates to the convention, of thj&- IStateJFederation of W o m a n ’s; Clubs ‘at New ark on M ay 1 6 , 0L7 and 18 ;, '■vere chosen as follows: Mrs. Clayton p . L^e, president of the c^ub, a? halrman; Mrs. Victor I.|Beam , Mrs.

F . K ilbufn , Mr3. Jojhn Mc-•lure, Mrs. A . G . Seym our. 5prs. N|5-

F. ; 0 . Rjunyonf./

Vegetablesand Help W in the W a r

W e ’re enu^pped to supplvjyour, garden

bundance of Seeds

now on display.

Spading Forks from 9&c up.

Hoes, 39c, 65c, 79<>

Weeding H< es, 59c, 6Sc.

Iron and Steel Rakes, SSc up.

Specify suitable for ladie. ! f asewell Heine, Mrs

asj to Is are smaller tban regular size,

3-piece set.l.5i9.

Spadese (extra s t r o n g 1,49 to 2.1S. W ire Lawtt Rakes, 79c.

Garden HosejPositively the best at the price.

W r a p n e d H o » - ,1 3 c ft.

Mouldedj Hoi e, high grade, guaranteed high pressure, 17c- ft.

Moulded] H o te, extra quality, guarante-

- 22 ft.

Fail tl>

;>The alternates were Sirs. L . T . Coy- ’K^ndall, Mrs. Otto Smith. Mrsr W . J. Birdsall. Miss Bertha Hackmaltr,'Mrs. C. M . V a n A ken . Mrs. H . H i Stark

nd Mrs. Louis E . Freem an. , j *The next meeting of the «h^b will

N held on KLsLy 3 at the Mapilewood Tield Club. This meeting |rill be Antler the direction of thei hom e economics department and will be addressed . by Dr. A n n a H o w ard fchaw, chairman of the .w o m ab ’s d: - 1 rtment of the Council of Njational Z-efense.

see 0*8r . Refrigerators, |Porch Furiaiture an^ Rugs.

The Orange* deserve your fin * con- sideralion- 5 hop at Horne.

It. H . M U IR

Girls’ Confirm

$3 .00 to

ation Dresses

$15 .0 0 N

W ith a Youthful Charm & Simplicity--the k i n d i n o t |k tn ife

w i t h t h e first liubjj S t io e s sjiji

y e to k e e p ja lw ja y . a l o n g

| tlie first sh ort tiress.

A 11 crisp niV '<ii*essek nf tine I.ingerie. \'oil«>s and

N e t s 111 : sty le s as siinart as 1

F o u r t e e n - V e a r j t i i i i w ju l d

O n e d a in t

lovely jftce medjallibn: in t ||i<j-61lar which

t h e froat. I ’ riet

Girls’ Wh^te NetO n e daint

double skirt and

trirntntjd—low i et

sash. Price. Silo

Youthful Ne

Greating

ttihbroidered d

tiiic

|j>K-tt v sijjrjil

k and sh>>fc

<>"• j

I i’K u ts .U n

w

iNever hay

the present time

A n d whei

distinctiveness of

you’ll understa.ru jwji

§ ing here tor theiii.

w* m o s t

l for.

act Six-to-

as a back with

s as pretty as

Dresses^ $1 0 .0 0le L is - iH s h io n e d in w l iit c n e t . < w i t h

rb| sleev'es.

w iiistj l:i<je

d e e p i

8 to 1 4 | eahsi

anti r i b b o n

w h i t e sa tin

sjrd Floor

Capej:, $22.50 to $75.00

Quite i Furor Among e Women

3 dppes lirt'ti so m u ch in Vjv iK- as at

addljlidi th is t h e o r ig in a l it y a n d

s t v jc tljiit is to u iid in l ’ lau ts c a p e s ,

n y w o m e n h a v e b e e n cora-

Iainitai!< tjerfjj s id |f ;d

fS'ii C#jjihnrj|i(!

A r m y C l o t h . 1 l>t-! lii. Satiiiijnk

s h a d e s -as N i a v y j lsliie.; C o < jL-' -

and coat s t y le ca

O f Sergej,

y s.illiUfi

K h a k i . S o m e ajpf lilted

c o lo r , o t h e r s t m l i n e d . i!

I n t r o d u c i r a g : t h e n e w

s h a w l a n d f a n c y t u r n - d o w

shadesi

iprd, waist-coat, surplice

, Tricotine, ]5rondcIoth,

i Velvet in all the favored

, Rose. Heige, CJreen and

Ik, figured or in self-

riiped collar, / otliers of

rt dollars with^contrasting

j!possibly afford

BUY THRIFT STAMPS

Our pres

Bonds anc

|can b u y .

: T o this erj

Committee

b o u g h t all y o a c a n

t work H t :>! ,e U a* many Liberty

Thrift Stamps as our community

{ y[»| j if [ | . I i ' -

every woman of the Liberty Loan

in the Orknjflt s ii helping.

A s «n inii |' emetit t4jl

w e lire «jivi | f a T h r ift

c a s h p u r e ! a »e .

A s » furth« i

ed with tl

will receiv

thousands

MDepartmc

MAIN AND

Departm ent

AlainShop of the Oranges

and Prospect

e a s It O r a n g e s

ythere was. an urgent' request pre- ited for more workers in tfcje loca l d Cross, and especially that both p-.eji and w o m en come to the!Thur»-

!pky night classes. Pp

1 The music departrhent . met onM o nday at the residence of th4 chaSt- -■ - ■ | | 1 ~ ffcialfc.', Mfss Gertrude. Hale, op Clin- T ' 1 ;T . ,:c»n avenue, and spent the niorning W o m a n ’s /Club has e n the study of the story and text cers for t^e corhlng y« ^f the play, i ’Fpiust.'’ In an ^nglish C hairm an^ Mrs. Vv. I translation,,preparatory to" ta.Jpngji.iijp Jvice chair^nan, Mrs. H tfce music of the opera by qounotj- secretary and treasur

Th e legislative department j of thi* Tyler Bro^hy. This c

C w ho need merchandise

p with every $2.50

ffn rtiucational feature and

the,Thi|1

by this met I d m any o m e n have acquired

habit of sav i : sti««hps.|‘ ( i ET T H E HABIT!

induce:

lar g est

the municipality credit*

al sales for the week

amounting to many

i : | i sht Sko > of the

ROSPSCf

Oranges

STS;, EAST ORANGE

adjourned until ’ next I fall, unless called together • by sdecfal notics. Thje civics depantmentj Mrs.: A . Chamberlain, chairman, will a la® suspend its meeting^- for the pros-

'ejni.

’l

Page 6

Sen I

chasing ition, He

Immediately

Do Not s Says.

MAKE SACRIFICES TO KEEP IT.

Secretary ©f tlie Treasury in an Inter­

esting Statement Shows How

Liberty Loan Dollars

Are Being Used. (

T 3 0 0 R L IT T L E K ID ' H e f ia d 1 dc

played hard all d a y w ith the jtoyi ! , so

soldiers his father br >ughjt honbe' toijsim; to

the day he left for F ran ce . A n d :jhe'si.

beeii keeping his spiiits ulp because!, his:-

fiather said to Ifftn - ‘B o v . take c a i i jefj T<

your littld m o t h e r — a n d jsfeep her h a p p y : j srs

till I come hom e agein.” A n d he has; Jo

been trying v e r y hr. -d to b a c k u p that co

soldier in France. A s Jiis h e a d sijjiks he

L a o h well at \this C h ild K H e reprr.*

the futjure of L ib e rty — y o u r sh::

arm he sees that big

n in hand, his face set

ubscribed to

y Loans o ld ie r g o e s ‘ Over the

! h is head and smiles—

p y w h o means so m uch

stands to him for home,

happiness, success — all

i e a r .

E.nd| as fjlfe

;>■' Ijif t | #

ik;s jgft tl§^lt

hinr -r~vv|i|

i itr r. ,cf|

: io lu s n ip sAmerica: of A m c n c 4 * n fithcr w in

/orld.

The Third L f f c W U>c

pert unity., | ^Itiis the

blow that can be strut*

military supremacy.,

•powerful act that can;. j •;! • : ; |

} soldiers in Frapc^.

n is y<

mostThis space is made kvaih We the < Sotfrmrrtfcnt f-ir th«f

advertising lof Uilwrtv Bonds by the ! J

METROPOLITAN L^FE INSURANCE CO.on behalf of th^ holders of.ovri niillu»namounting to approxhiiatrjy fot r b:iii#»ps of <i..flarn «*J for whose protection this rjprnp: nv is; holding aim*vet Jfxlhutttjfed and fitty mi$inms of reserves b --ide4 jpfi't-r Assets. -Tfiis Vomli pany lias subscribed for ? £• - . OOftjtpf » e. new R«maiid recommends them without i unification as the safest iiUeftS, ment in the world. Its agents, are ae the same timf ijj> a vamlj paign to tell $65,000,000 of W . S. Si \,

rmar

>e given ourL IB K R T V L O A N C O M M t T T E R

3ec«n«i • Federal • Reserve • 0»rtrict I if) B R O A D W A V , N E W Y O R K .

FAM !

H O M jl JnitedTState* Food d do 'so. .W e wantW

E’R E baking breads according to the Administration. W e feel it our pat to see every other baker dio the tan

Let there be no evasion on the

Let there be N O SLACKERS in the baking

W e ’re baking all our breads with 25 per Tapioca--75 percent. White Wheat Roar, mal nutritious loaf.

Our breads contain the very stuff ; that bui gives energy. They are Well-baked, ^neatly Sew ing substance. j . \ ! I

Betsy Ross Bread—large 1 1 Potato Bread—Urge 1 1-2

Yum Yum Bread -large [t 1-

Snow flake, Crispycrust, Potato, Oatm

regular size*. | j j. j; j J.Mfilliams Rye Bread is iplendid-

OrderAny of Trarae **Victor

j A Day Ahead of Your ;

0»der From Youur Old-Faah-oi

Hfutes—Com, Barley, balanced, palatable.

Page 7

Ye G ood Folke

bod

tedium

“ I t ’s1 a G

A d ve rt sins* JNEWAR LTY CO

a n d M ad iso n A v e n u e

f i n d . M a p l e w o o d

T E R M S \NDj PRIG :LM|RE,AS0N A B L E

'range Town«hip

Taking the .H’fred

. >v« a re put xjl

Stylish r»a^4|rtis,! tint* i the siUits;| okir rjieri: cu

I r l o t hes t h a t f i t pcjrfect!y .

pperiar w a r k t u a n s h i p m a r k I ’rices that all t an aiij»r(f.a r d e m V !N MIDSUMMER

B y E. V A N B E N T H U Y S E N .

Cpitfrj.' pla; ni:tv b f set out early in

.Tut:|' in j t # A*»»rtl » an d in t be mildet|j

■clbJMfcs w u r t in.4 is earcieid on . jup( *4']

thelfirst o f .'.nsruf t / ' .if is not a-H, difflUl cii®:t|> ralj><} eeleji y as p<'bpie b*jfieve||

Hltlfbugh t l * crop requires m ore jrtten-

tioii tjhan [th ? avj»rssge jsaM en jilaat s.::;

pfiijnts can be- bougpt. buit. on<j’f

a lw a ys k«4*s a cli tjnee in buying them. O f iVcqurso'• the V,- *st w a y 'is to -raise]

your iojvE.i plantjf Vroni seeds. ; Tb»*

phm ting of he seed shmijld hejdvm el

verf .eaHyjin The ;pringjaiid aftdr the

plaid's Im vf attained a gtjod growth

thejjrilnl; ouitf f.-itio » begins.

O r o u n d tli it h is h<>rno a or«p *>f.y pea*? rji:ik(^ £ g<H>l' celery soil, ptt>vjid-j.j;

ed the cron vas horoughliy fertilised ji and ; eultUvajte 1. T h e furjro-.vs shotMhljbe |

three: if«et Ub 'rt t *r the' sejfddanfhllng |

celery aridj bout fiv«> fje»*t for !jh«i>s«- kinds tliajt hr ' to b e blanched by ttank-. |

injr; w^t h i ejartb. If boards are bo he

usett, the rn\i s ne *d not be, moron t,lii??Yi'

four feet: Up: rt. T h e furrow s should

b e m a d e at lo ist a foot deep a n d about:!

thr^e inches Jof well-rotted tna n u t ^

placed in the bottom. S crap !n g sjiro p l

the barijfyWrd w ith a little sdil'mljfe*! ini)

ma'Si* h igpqd ferti izer for celery.| 'trfheH feirpli^ejr is|W rtd b * w orked in wofl asaV: \ smdotjuid! hn< the plants set in ajj pj'r-M

fee^|y ] j4trai?l t H u e ai»out isix inehestj

‘ jipajirt fri the i otv.j

' Tlu^pjalrds «hou1d b e about six ifecBesU

higik jvneu : run into the ground; and shoiahi notibt pi a ed too < 1 ee pi y-i- j u s t (*

enough to ; <*over the ’ roots— an d the;:

grofirajl - njujs.t b e them) ugh ly fSrmjedLj

■aro|in<k'thjem. Reforms mottling oujt th *'%{':

plailtsj, lmki-e -or, the dirt fwMei^ lija<

l»yeh |h r o w n v «uTt <?n‘ the side of the;

itreiwdK shdult] be raked d<>^*n, leveled^

:oft an d m a d e firm with the back cif tf,e S spaQe.l so tjhjj t it will not w ash * iijjtoi

thehtrenelu^. 5 '

W h e n the p ants m ature they m a y he

pladted by idr iw irg the soli about the plarits up tjr* he t<*p leaves or boards?

iXrortJ ©n< tool to i‘iig:hteen inc hes jh>.-h

bb phU*e<i On each siide.pf the rows:

an d held in p ace by tiie stakes. I T h e

best*-flavored ?<*lery. w e think, islpro-

[ducfed iby . |Wla lchiuirj w ith earth. | T h e earth should be d r a w n around; tnt*

; jpla4ta,j‘gi;adjuq ily. j j i

Thej; g ftu pG that! h a s borne, early-;

.crops in i t j ardt n should b e cleared!

off an d loosened vith a spading fork

an d prepared for another crop. ;C a r ­

rots m a k e an idea second crop. T h e y ;

.;s|hot|ldi fee 1 sou-n b y the first -.-week I in i

.July irk any s< rt ol decent soitf; in fact

thpy do iiot t eed rich soil. | S o W the

seed in ro w s about 15 inches apart,

an d jtljint lea’ ing the plants standing

about fw|o iibc les npart in the row . A

later sow ing «>f alo u t two xyeeks imay

be added! if'dt'sirec . R u tab ag a s m a y be

s o w q up to ti e fii-st o f August. A n y

-good sbil! thjat has borne a first crop is

suitable foi* urn ps. S o m e persons

IV Y C K I[ • ; A- <io

fe-Tl'K-HI.NG

VG CO . 7;i Ai*,.?.*-m vy t,><

rc A N D Bt TT> N H O LE 5■i!«1 be in I ii£ 'jfr&uiwl t If k ujt JiiSy. j Thf» 1>1 ;-j ! i kJy liy! »s4*j of ii dibidl r’ ii^ bvjti-rjas ;ii;a|!| uprf-lu'ht.- tlti|«i gtpiind. pu h tl

j you. ingM't tl

Vibf'-^Til with fb<» aiol tbe Uri: g

is f it*-. bov tjo jearhy a bji.sjk«*t wi: ii

thd-U'uSUs' a*t»l. ijf -be in n careful but*.

p l » ■it.lif lb In th**: g-niun-J,, saves tjin e i

&ev« |»a« s aebe. .if1':, n-‘t use parjs green to ,;.klil ti e

vs <»!i thV eabbages.l It is a da' v- ^ei|-;|s b .isirt<*ss an d w e . hav e k n o w n

i.>et|'< j; I » be lutdi’y poisoned liy eating

calf';tg«‘S treated this w a y . . j’;

I <lniba^e should have a bit o f bon

d u f wood a s h e s r or well ediupost^d

iuar;ure, in order to Induce good-siz*. d

gr<|' ih. Nitratje o f soda ite also a great

If . the !plabt-s ® h o # tbo' rbi:k

gr*i.t3i pull them over to one side in

«r :fr to- break 'off a f e w of the rdot s,

ratariLiJieuiprowth and tier d

r o produce m ore splid heads. .

[ j '^'l4*i? iabout this; time ant.s|;m a k e a |irr^|a. deal of trouble by throwing t p

b the g trdi-inior on the law h . > o

«isil jo d ig them up or destroy tl e

ne4^| as they cauj qfu'u kly tu ^i up in

rio:|ef*>ther' spot. A t the nearesti id r ig

sto v :|hu|f a can ojt- bisulphiiitt. vfa hot! It Is Ilbsmell-iing stuff uiyl if y* u

itla '- a m atch within a f«»r>t <>f|it tl ei e

wil. h>: an explosion. i>y all uiea'rts al*>

h>\V r|o fire to coi^e near it. |%Vitn a

' stick imaike; two' o f /three opej^itfgs in

th« ;:|it hill, n e a r the center, a n d put r

ai><fjt; a t;i;blesiKM*iiful into the h >1 i*.

tiie ; ilose the hole Rightly with

ant the futnes will quickly jfrrcacate

the hill ijinti kill every living tfdiig.

I ■ corses our did friend, the pota­

to tuf, again . Spraying with tturdeaus

tyiiiure, ; ttj w h ic h h a s beexjj added

art* lead at the rate of al< >dt

tU'flL^kmudd to thejjLbarrel 6t itjhe nii.:>

■ tur-f, ti\ ill! usually kill the bugs a n d uiso

pre « nt feliglit. B u t after albtherA is

u«» U tter: thing than paris greeh for d^- str< j| ing potato hugs.

1 fit*. yeihiw-strijMfd beetle is ope o f

the gf^aieasf tfnemiefe of the citeuns k t

vin v bult it is easily discour|kgCd by

.^pf lying with arsenate of hfad, iinJ

t'hi! :i Iso-protects the vines frtfan ot itr

lea filters. . }

1 best time to m o v e the - curr >rt

has :j,-s is in the late fallj u p thp

bus ii>g w ith as m u c h dirt around hie

roo a s p*jssible a n d se)t out in the

nev ocation. T h e k>Il should be <iub

lup k a depth of tw o feet, moire o r w d

land Veil fertilized with routed staf*lp

roai v.re. D isturb the roots as little lab

pos th;ie an d firm do-W** the .ground all arofe^i them . K e e p the w eed s av^ay

E L K P H C J N H C ON E W Y O R

Millburn Motor Car Co

v Ciga ji, Periodii

UFPLltj, M i U iHAi

fals Kodaks

i tlKS A N D M A G A Z IN E SP H O T O S

A g e n t s fo r D o d g e a n d F ^ ird

all Stylis for either pJeasu-e br bi

A g e n t s f o r A i l K t n i s o f

J u l i u s W i t t k o p ,^iHbtirn Ave. Mi|J

.; - 5* • : Ifirst-CIi ss Garag^i aadi

trid T r e a s

i €z ;|3uf£*loorrptny

We Make Youi] Automobile Look like NeW*

A U T O M O B H lE S P A IN T E D j I V A R N IS H E D

T R IM M IN G S R E P L A C E D f I O D E R A T E C H A R G E S

O R A N G E C A R R I A Q E C O M P A N Y157_Es*ex Aveujue, Nsar Main St eit, O R A N G E , N . J. L

. ; i :\ PHt>NEj O R A N G jE 1 3Qt .

n<; 3 spring an d the [bushes will prob-

®-b'ti| |et altmg -all Irifeht;

not call ; ajnd run

i e p a l C o iM I L L B U R N , N E W

WalksT-Cobble Gutters that

etie Worki;» Specialty j

Roads Durable* and V^ell SI

D o n ’t Wash Oust, sn(

:

Telephone 292

Page 8

ON THE ISSUEis o u r p u r p o s e h e r e w i t h t o b r i e f l y o u t l i n e t h eR E E D “ B O N E D

w h a t r e la t io n i t J e r s e y w h i c h is h o w a a m e n d m e n t w a s p a s s e da p p r o v e d , M a r c h 3, 1917.

h a s t(J> e v e r y c o m m u n i t y in N e wi o n S t a t e . T h i s

The amendment malt

nffen^e to “ cause intejd

be .transported in inter*

excejit for seientiiic, sic

iicin«], and roechumcajl

any st#e or territory Ui<

btate or territory prohi

f'actnre or sale therein

iquoijs for beverage p.njp'

the State law nmy lot

importation or tjnay j i te

the importation of iintox

in detsignatekl quantities,

transportation id fortiidd

common carrier.!by Brivi

baggage, or oki':tl|j jU

who attempts 1 ti rough

terfu^e to jviolmit- t!mi$ 1

it ja Fede

ckting liquors

tate commerce,

■jajmenltai, me

>uri>oses. ir

laws of whi

iit the

ihtjoKicati: lg

t s l” although

rplifbit

Sficallv perirjit

jcating liquors

! Kvcry form of

iri, whether by

A M E N D M E N T and

b y a n a c t o f C o n g r e s s ail

al

to

fined

ed not

lot more

more itiajl

and fc r any

mpriionctl i

e conveyance.

>on. 1 1 Anyone

Valid | jbij stib-

ajw “ shall be

K) or irnprison-

dnths or both;

offense shall be

one year. ’ ’.an

Following

the Fed*r«d

/ CiftCUl

T H E REfl

O n accoi

relating to the

1 0 6 9

f this ... j j-

T h e Reed

liquors to he

is

46.

dJ ■ ' X

If any city, town, borough, villagepr township adopts Local Prohibition, it automatically becomes “ iHone-Dry ” fiy the operatioirofthis'anidndnient. The law specifically' tntend4 that a N'lo- I.icense Community shall be Tibseiutely ■Jione-I)ry. ” JSef'ore 1

this amendment persons 1 states could poshes, und laws certain <|uatitilics of the Reed! Amendment n possible any sutih limitat the right to any state

IJ granting its citizens the r alcholic liquors. United Reed, sponsor of this amendment in a' speech in the Senate said

[real prohibit ion. There people ivjid are willing tP R O H H U T O T I I E l t C E T T 1 JC G A ■ D R IN K

! think they can still find drink themsel ves. IJnde ment the people who are will have to S A Y :S O w

j takes plate; ” I

he passjjge ;<>r iving in “ dry” er their state

liquors, but low makes iiii- on, and idenits to make laws ight to possess States Senator.

I t will mean tire a lot lof V O T E T O E O P I, H

because they a way to get a

this ametid- prohfbitionists len an election

t

>ERAL R U L IN G !of instruction* sent out to U . S. District ] Attorneys by

Justice at Washington:

704 in ftE: ^

J D M E N T - T O U N I T E D S T A T E S A T T O R N E Y S .

i large number of inquiries by United States Attorneys,

be placed on the Reed Am endm ent (No. 39,

two prospective prosecutions thereunder, you are herein

ent’s interpretation of certain provisions of the law.; i. r ■ - m

oendment makes it a Federal offense to “cause intoxicating

interstate commerce, except for scientific, sacra*

mental, medicir al and mechanical purposes, into any State or territory, the

of which State pr

ing liquors for

unt <

relating to t

Stat 1056 ,

advised of t

transip o rta tio n Or

(See 54,

Every

private conveynnce, in bagga;

person, your

S. 525-533)

throu

portation

In jconnection with the prohibition against the carrying of

i, yiojur at :ention is called to the case of United States vs. Chavez (288

for beverage

duty

W e <»U

na liq

the I n prohi >iti

specifically proti

district found,T h e carrier or shipper m ay be prosecuted in any

gh ott into which the liquor is transported.

(Armc un Packing Com pany vs. United States 209 , U . S. 56 ; United State*

vs. freem an, 2 3 9 U- S. 117)

You are

oi

all United State* Attorney*

Con

form

ahibit the manufacture and sale therein of intoxi<

oses,” although the State law m ay not prohibit such

Bty specifically permit the importation of intoxicating liquors,

ressional Record, Part 4, pages 330-336 and 3793- 3806)

of.tra n s r ition is forbidden, whether by common carrier, by

or on the person.

liquors on the

u.

H'directed to report to this Department instances of interstate trans-

intoxicating liquors into a “dry” locality in a

State, if the $tate L a w Prohibits in such “dry” locality the manufacture and sale

piirpose.s A test case will be selected from those r

purposes of detjerminingg the applicability of the law to such

Govern yowrielvss i

your

e ported for the

transp ortation.

concerning.ccOrdi^gly. Should you be in serious doubt

any specific cjase, write |to the Department for iust ructions.

Respectfully

I (Signed) T . M . G R E G O R Y , A torney Genera!

' ' “ n to the last paragraph of M r . Gregory's letter, wherein be direct*

rt to this department instances of interstate transportation of ir-

in a Local Option state, if the s ta te law prohi bits in such “ dry

the ilanfufact&re or S A L E jforj beverage purposes

Therefore, if #ny community in N e w Jersey which is noW a Local O p t i o n Ikate votes

intoxicating liquoiris to tie shipped" into such community even ihoujfh

biting or perinittmjfc the importation of liquors.

into ' ‘dry*

fully ha*te

r any other

per is caught tlii

prison ment not *

more than one year

As interpret,

a Lsekl Cation

alcoholic; liquors sent to your club, if your club is situate in a “ dry”

:er club systjem prevaiL

mails 13 order, liquors from outside of the state, andifi.ny carrier or ship-

d< (lyerimg liqueur illegally1 to your home you are subject to a fr|;«p of #1 ,000 or inv

Local Option

’dry’*

there is no l*w

T H E S E A D M O N IT IO N S :-bomej from Newark.any beer, wine or spirits senior shipped to your

I*wet** city if your community votes I>Io-License

si* m|on ;hs, or both!; and for any subsequent offense shall be imprisoned not

by the Attorney Qeneral of the United States every No-License community in

under the prt visions of the Heed Amendment.

Y O U G O I N G T O D O A B O U T

r » U far b f M m i. R * It

in The Township

A B O U T I T

ip, April 30th.

I

J A C O B R E 1 T Z K I ,.

Jacob Heitzel. of j 56 6 Ridgfewo«

'road. Maplewood, w h o passed

fbn Saturday at his borne from gefieets oi a stroke of apoplexy, ws

"an Am erican w ho exempiined iof tierman-born citizens Should not be forgot ten in tlie ej*- kitemeats of these days.

Hfs father c a m e to the

States im o n g that a w a r m of li

-lovers w h o xound a n a s y lu m h

the yeak-s immediately preceding p iv il W a r , a n d like--most of^th<?m

iaem onsirated his love of liberty ■entering the I n ion iariny. In

4iis son , Ja c o b Reitzei, c a m e tc

h is father in Philadelphia ,. Whvri

latter w a s in a hospital suf

ywith w o u n d s received iri his

ptary service, a n d h e re m ain ed

^oyal son of the land that hia fajtheTfs

blood h a d helped to re d e e m .

? . M r . Rjeitzel w a s a p ioneer i;. vin-

jB^ar:and| pitjkle manvffacturel in

k r k , a n d spent his active y e a r s

that business.

i H e is jsulrvived by his widjiw "*$■,Elizabeth Reitze!; • tfro sons,

and I>r. Fred jG. Heitzel. ^nd ral services" Were . held ; Mondajy

|tl3U g h terr^U a§_E liZab eth M . R ^itzeL

| hight at the homH~HM^agcpndMcteki j by Rev. Dr. (Charles i J T v

nit fd berty-

Xyl'S.f-3visit

s tike

eriiig mi li­as ja-

kind interment foRpwed on jTu ^|ficrnoo.n in J'airibciujnt. Cemet

IUsijiiIR S K \ T « SOUTH

T w o Residences ;in

■ 4iri (t w o i)|{|\X(;K H<

South O

laery

►>! Kang

I were vijsited by piit;glata 09 Satuif- : pay nigjht whilee the families I worie j ^jway. and jewelry jwjojrth more thk I IjlOO- aflicl $80 in jc i^h rwerfe tikc^tl | prank ill. Little's j hq»nie. 3 liaise? j place, w as entereti between 8 and 1 pb30 o ’clock by bHeading a -glasi A { i: dining:-room winjlow. A stick pin I and $35 were tikenj

| I The Second place [was the lom e of Clarence Uonyhjge.j 251 Mon,trosa avenue, i Entry was effected by breaking a glass in the back door,

awelry valued at $ 2CM) and $ ^ajsh were taken.

J L X I O U ATHlJ^rrAbout three h undn

sold in ady^nee , for benefit of thie Maplewo letic Field I at the , M a C lub ialst i sg-ht. The which Mrs^!;' A. R . c

chairm an, H preparsn tield in Jutie and com

eration thrpjkigh Aug?u;inhere w.i- 1 be a sp

teacher from the Sar*

Boston andl|arrangem€ w ay for securing

activities o||the boys. A k the'wijjr ot thf* Junior Red (Vo «oun1jt at Sisschool is si||ii:ieaded dtj 'it will be ;;faken up with the tic fieldso far as itpractica^bl. su.rn.mer. \|?| ' ::

nue [it in I

• 1 { f[l, ~iaH}ij traipje ,;rit iifhbof--‘* ts ajre ucirte

rjead

•ing kjac.|itjtiti

Pn|f}

Classifid-i

Advertising

.trTC>M OBllJ3 F X )« 8 A L K .j C H R E V O L B T B A B Y G R A N D ___

_____ Five-passenger touring electricto • jdpen fitlj ►: :8,tjar er and lights, demountable

.be lilt in lkiiiEiiirims; g^pd tires;, bargain. Inquire

:,s. v>.S.^{rer placje. Telephone 124 6

J. CHAR LES O ’BSIEK CO.SOUTH ORANGE

NEW JERSEY1*1 BROADWAY

I*’ E W YORK

REAl ESTATE A N D IN SU R A N C E

' W A X T E U i| — Launt

h < mi e ; c 004 |b g a n d ; -se

I rs'. T’ttHki ii|i 1 -6| i S o!u 11. nue . South j||>range; 1

I . ill

jrahge a|-l*|

P i a n o f o r S a l eMission Case I'plight Piano, ginxi

as new . VViU deliver ttj your home

for T e le p h o n e O r a n g e . 1 STl.

~ BOARD WANTEDBonr.l »Hnt<d tor two ih Ma{>lr

wixhI. A.i.)r«-S>. .1. I.r.i,!h,'nt<T. jthe Belvedere, S‘>!> Broad St. N. wurk

•r________________________________r.

L E B O E U F C O .D Y E R S A N D C L E A N E R S

| 581 1-587 Main St. F a st Oran|«

Telephone :.ft02 Orange

'ii/ornc s

■ —..... -J, -•

Pfiom: Nfarkt't KR60

40 Valley Road.

TeiephonnMontclair, N-

-w

Thiri

e intrudersere evidently frightened a w a v .

h ere w a s a pile of loot left jtying n the floor.

B R O A D 8 T H K E T T H E A T l t E .;J | R u t h Chatterton lin “ Come! O p t of

| the K it c h e n ” will b e the attraction

jit the B r o a d Street T h e a tr e j next

J w e e k . H e n r y Miller's star in! this delightful c o m e d y by A . O . T h o m a s

i^as scored a hit throughout the East lifter a long run in N e w York

la sure to dr&x? ^ large crowd <

fdmirera to the ^road Street litre. There will be matinees heed ay and Saturday.

THE VILLAGE OF SOUTH OMN E W JERSEY

30f E ssex , on T u e s d a y . May*

be tw e e n , the hours of 6

in; the morning and 7 0 ‘clock 1 1 the

j€.-\*emng for the purpose of voti ag on

jthe sfoRowing ^question, to-wit

Shall the sale of - intoxic

and

f h.er The- Wed-

NGEOffice of the Village Cleric

SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICEN otice is hereby given that al spe­

c ial election will be held in the V il­

lage of S o u th O r a n g e , iri the C o u n ty

qpo

i’KRJtiONAI

SADIIIuE \M > BM U H . DCfjtA \ O I< r

ca ted for " a |]|nig 11 i rfi'e 'and its vicinity, woulit

her tiarae inpfeiviijtg- ridi

interested - p j^o n k of M

Sho rt H ills -lin e^iut^tri i

cel lent hors|j> will b|e f f

is an opportunity to

i>est instru<^|onahatj

o s t ; , full in||>rmaiti<m n applicatibjn. [Addifes

3. G it F E N V I i j L A O E

)T^

HRS. THEODORA H. BROWN1 P la n o Inatructiv n

C l R C f l .A H S O N n k g t e s T !

|is« C'lttac.. Si.. So . OrancJ T,4. >VT«w

Face and S c a l p Specialist

Mrs. Florence Thompson

F«ci

si i

m T:;.

•n d 2 P. O . Bldif.. S. Telephone I275-S

Facial, 75c.

Scalp Treatment, 50c

• Irons sttend at Re»idepce mmdtfir Friday Morning* tjo I p. M,

th Orange. N. J- o.

Shampoo, 50c

Manicure, 35c..

( < no li

28 th ,

clock

ating

lllage

;or ISoujth O r a n g e , in the Coiunjty of

lEssex, ! be prohibited^?"i .f' ;j . i j |

POLLING PLACES: ■ 1 M ’ [• • .' | |f.

N o tice is h ereb y further giv«,*ii that

the polling places for’ th e several

e4ection districts of T h e said V illU ge o f

S o u th O r a n g e are as fo llow s-r |

F I R S T p l S T F t l C T — 70 A c a d e m y

street, E d w a r d A . Price B u ild ing .

S E C O N D D I S T R I C T — V illage j H a ll ,

C or . So . O r a n g e aveinue a n d 1 Scot-r 11. ' : : ■ -

• lan d road.

Jf ’ ! T H I R D D I S T R I C T — P. J. Kernan ;s

Butcher Shop, 2 "South 1 Oirang/e

avenue. ‘ j | > '. ^

F b U R T H D IS T R IC T - —In a portable

building, on Academ y street, near

Roland ^venue.

F I F T H D I S T R I C T — Methodist Par­

ish i House (D ining R o o m ) Pros­

pect street.

S I X T H D I S T R I C T — V a3*aI1° ’B Bar ' ber Shoij, 71 South Oirange avenue.

M . A . FitzsimmonsV i2 U « « Clark

H o m e New s. April 26, 1 91 8 ; M ay S,

10. 17 arid 24. 1918 .

_ ' r 'j .............

3 "

rnferet

S H O R T H I L L S IN V A D I

A band of ten college farmerette^

arrived Tpesday in "Short Hilla from

N e w Yo rk state, and are now! occu­

pying the Hartshorn house, formerly

occupied by Jam es Shugre. Of. Old

Short H ilb . j These “‘farmeretfes'”

are here to do their bit this; sum ­

mer and will hire out for $2 a day—

a day to be eight hours. T h ey are

k now n as the w o m a n ’s land army

workers, and m ake a most 4 ttr* c’'

ttve sight I in their w orking apparel.

I ir ’ i I II : 1 M l - III,

f o r x h k i m :sV ' . ' .|ji|

DRV CLEANING

■■ j . ’ j j l jTOWNSHIP OF SOUTH ORANGE

Office of ^he Township Cl< rk

Municipal Building, Mftplew odd,

New Jersey

SPECIAL ELECTION! NOTICE

-Notice is hereby

Sptjci.il Election j wipl 1

Ti»yfnsjiip rtjfiSout'h Oran

Coiilnt.vj of Kj«sex,| oii| 'Fuesday,

SOtk, ' 1918| A . li|., be

hours of ti o|r)belt: iCjj t.I»t* j

1? ejjclo^'k ir| the jrvtnii

purji»c»se of vcfting tb

question, tc^k^'it:

t.fcje HAle of pntr

lirjdAr jas a llu-vera-j in the T «n r

of. $outh < iijx tlie ( run

jEsspx be jj>r#iibitjed||*’ i ■■ ; , 1 ' 1 1 |P O L L I N G P L A C E S

Otice is:lierebv further givt'

the polling?: places for jthe

en thai* : -a

Id <K> |be

je , i$ |h e

P * a > O r I X I x €*•v k k f k k k x Ik m ,

Mi«s M . A . Park, MiUburn’

Mit«fvIJelen K l ( ’hovey, .Maplewtxvl

' A . H . RSf:HMANAddress,,S8 Fabyan PI., N E W A R K , N. J

Phone 7310-W. \\javerly

Edm ond KrebillPainter, Decorator and

Paper HangerE S T IM A T E S C H E E R F U L L Y G IV E N

2 6 2 W av«*rly Place So u tb Oran^jf*-

P H O N E S . O . 778

Alex Beatrice _Hair Cutting and Shaving

[Children** H a ir Cuttingf a Specialty

UP-tO-DATE P A R L O R S5 So. O r a n g e A v e . W e k t So uth O r a n g a

Ladies’ Hats Resewed *

BlockedS|iecjk! Attvirtion Giveifi to (Panamaii

N E W A R K H A T SHOP

j'2l| CfCdar Street NVwark

Ju>t off Broad Street;

jsaid

j of Sou^ii Orange , art* as fi 1

t District •— ;M aplewpod !

elei't-ion districts

ishi

Fir

Cot 1 pany*s %tore,1 Baker | Stret t

M a jle wood i A venue, M aplew ood ,

Second ,'District—M.unicijial Bb !

M a pjewood A venue , M aplew oo j

New & Second-Hand FurnitureIN C L U D IN G A N T I Q U E S

Bought, Sold, Exchanged ojr Sold on Commitiicin.

W . J . T K > 1 I’ l J I T O X

I.i<-)i*fifM3d Auctioneer and KJeneral

IIm«*e Kuiniih^r

387-389 Main St. Cor. Park StM Orange

(Tejephone 24.t8)

-h

PM Y O U R M A N

Automobile

Painting

Third District—A .J , Ticlije n

Valley1' W e j l t anid .OakTijew

nor

A

pie w ood* N . J .

Foirth (i)istirict—IFire' house,

f and Boy den (Avenue,

j-

ntiirt,rnMe,

Sprikig*

] iiltzns-4

D a :e<l at M aplew ood, Essex Courtty .

INiejr Jersey^ this eighth Jay o 'Afffii

8, A . D .

E d w a r d R . A r c a l a r i n * j

Clerk of the T o w r ship of

H

Towiji

South Oran fe

N e w s , April 12, 1 9 anc

Broad Street TheN E W A R K .

W e e k Startingj This Com ing ^fon&ay I ' Night

j H enry Miller Presents

R U T H C H A T T E

Bruce M r K n y

C om pany 1

• C O M E O U T O F T H E

A Delightful C om edy in Thrpe A eta

. B f A . G . T h o

Bargain Matinees W e ln e sd a y ■#<*

Satarday. Etc to (it

Original

3 rroxi 1 ad

• *

^ t i J t e l .^ S- O. 1183

F R E D F U D ESouth Orange Avenue (^ett)

S O U T H O R A N G E , N . J .

MEAD & TAYLOftSU R V E Y O R S , C IV IL F N G IN E E R B

A N D C O N V E Y A N C E R S

Lindaley Bldg., cor. Maine A. Con* 8 W

r Orange, N. J.Deeds and Mortgage# Drawn and

Ack obwileged.

R u fu s M e a d T . P. T a y lo rT E L E P H O N K . O R A N G E 1378

I M P O R T A N TNorw is bou*e-c3eaning time, why net

;tarn your miacelianeou* junk into cash 7"

W e are buyer* of any and everything

I worth, buying.

;Newspapers in bundles, IOO lbs..... .35*

Books and Magazines, IOO lbs____ ..50*Mixed Rags, per lb....... ..........2e

i; Motor track used for prompt service. Drop a card or phone Orange 827.

E A S T O R A N G E J U N K C O .1 «3S N a r w ^a St E u l O m ^ H. X