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WIIJ JAM f COLLINS IS NOT A CANDIDATE

Louis H. Meyer Cannot Be 4 dC.ndid.1e H * Resided Here Three Months Short of the Three Years Neces­sary—It is Proposed to Have Three O r Four Polling

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WEEKLY PHOTOPLAY GUIDEPrepared by .

V Tk< Better Films C e««IU ae ef Ifce I.yndhursc Central Parent Teacher» Awociatio

N o t C onnected w ith th e L ocal T heatre

Evenings 7' to *11Sun<i4>i Contmuom

Telephone Rutherford Î216

Sunday, January 22“SOFT CUSHIONS” with Douglas MacLean

*■ . ■ " v\ and \ ■“THE TIGRESS” with Jack Holt SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES

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Stationery, Cigars, ConfectioneryICE CREAM PARLORA <t — All Paper»—

40 Stuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J,( N e a r S eco n d A v en u e)-

WEISBERGER’S 5Ä Tj o f o u r |

A Litüf Selection ot

Ix>ng Island Potatoes . . . 7 lbs. 25»Thin Skin lulcy Grapefruit . . . . , . .........., 3 for 29<My-T-Fine Sweet Cider . . . . . . . . ......... , gal. *45«DIAMOND JJRAND W A L N U T S lb. 30<• ---• . . . * j|New Laid Jersey White Eggs — ........... . doz. 55i

Each egg guaranteed fresh PHONE RUTHERFORD 2745

“ *' t .»!'• Y o u r Ord«*r— W « D e liv e r P ro m p tly

213 Stuyvesant A venue Lyndhurst, N. J.j I.»— ! — — Al l K ind* o f C h ic k en Fr»V , ■■■■............. ■ ■

WA LK T O A SHOEM AKERW e Call For The Shoes A nd Deliver

Q U IC K W O RK AND REASONABLE PRICES

CHAS. CAVALCANTE265 Court Ave. ■ Lyndhur6t, N. J

P H O N E RUTH. 4152-WSpecial PricesPARK CLEANERS

A N D DYERSTHOMAS SAPAR, Prop.

2 i‘> Stuyvenant Ave. Lyndhurst Experts in Cleaning and Repairing Helming Ladies y Gents Garment!

Sanitary Steam Pressing We also clean and wash carpets,

rugs and curtains Delivery Within One Week

BRANCH- O FFIC E 10 ^STUYVESANT AVE.

PHONE RUTHERFORD 2682

TW O tons of coal w ill heat your house twice as long as one too.

But you wouldn’t do without coal because yvti couldn’t afford to buy two tons at the one time. I f yOu aeed a battery, don’t de­prive yourself of i famous Exide simply because you can’t afford to buy the highest-priced one. N o matter what type o f Exide you buy, it is an Exide and you will get your money’s worth.

Talk your battery problem over with us and we will explain how easily you can get an Exide. -

R I V E R B A N K Service and Battery Station

Riverside and Rutherford AvenuePhone Rutherford 5218—Rutherford. 'N. } 'i

THEY ALL STOP... TO LISTEN TO THE 1 \ L j VYF R E E D -E IS E M A N N

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_ R A D IOAlmost everyone passing by our «tore stops to

listen to the N E W FREED-EISEMANN ELECTRIC LIG H T SOCKET RAD IO . The tone is so rich, fyfl and clear.

The new Freed*E isem ann E lec tric is §th e g r e a t e s t e n g i-n e e r in g d e v e lo p - Im e n t in th e h is to ry fo f R a d io . J u s t tu rn BU|| Iit o n as y o u w o u ld . jy o u r e le c tric ligh t(w o rk s w ith o u t hat- J p y ^ W H f L j i jt e r i e s , c h a r g e r I | ( H H Id ry -ce ll tu b es). §3 H t9 S | ; { *BljKB j8

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Di^-othy' M ackaill and Jack M ulhall will attain be seeiv together o n the screen in P i n t , N a tio n a l’» ‘T h e C ry s­ta l Cupi" which Is billed as th e fea­tu re attraction, on Monday and T ues­day. Based on th e popular novel of the same nam e b y G ertrude A th e r­ton, “The C rysta l Cup” prom ises to become one of th e m ost successful picture* in which th is popular team

’ h a i ever played. The associate fea­tu re will be “ H igh H at” w ith Ben Lyon and M ary B rian . *

“S lightly U sed.” w ith May McAvoy j and Conrad N ag e l will be one o f the 1 fea tu re a ttrac tion* fo r W ednesday and T hursday T h e story is a de­lightful comedy o f youth, in which a young lady, to escape home nag­ging, pretends to be m arried , rues it, goes th rough some s ta r tlin g and excm tia ting ly funny adventures, and in the end g e ts to be w hat ahe pre­tends to be. I t ’s giv>atl T he com­panion fea tu re will be "B arbed W ire" w ith Pola N egri.

Milton 8ills, w ho has given some ef the finest ch arac te risa tio n s in the h istory o f m otion pictures, h a s one of his g rea te s t ro les in “T he Valley of the Giants'* w hich ia booked for Friday and S aturday . P laying oppo­site Sills in th is p ic tu re is D oris Kea- yon, who re tu rn s to the screen a fte r • year’s absence. Miss K enyan is

v \,. ' Coal Is Money• - • - • . . ' • $

The money you pay out for Coal when you buy it here is not just so'much money burned up —rather it is'a definite amount of your income invested in delivered heat—It is our business to see that you get satisfactory returns for the money you have invested, and we believe our customers will stand back of our claims that

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STUYVESANT COAL COMPANY, Inc.Stuyvesant Ave. ' f f Phone Rutherford 659 — Lyndhunt, N . J. r

Lyndhurst Radio ShopWalter KJuczmk „ Phone Ruth. 4866 234 Stuyvesant Ave. Lyndhurst, N. ].

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C O N T I N U E S W I T H A B A N G -BIG SHOE REDUCTIONS CONTINUE 7 MORE DATS

Reg. 4.007 5Æ0 & 6.00 Men’s Pants $2.95 to $4.79-

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Prices That Look Like A Mistake

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Ladies High Shoes

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Mens Shoes and Oxfords

Boys Shoes and i Oxfords *a * '

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Goodvear Glove and Raynboots

Gray and TanJ $2.39

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IOSCO FOOTWEAR CO.Formerly N. Y. N. J. Shoe 8C Qothing Co.

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right», liberties, privilege», hereditament» and appurtenance» thereunto belonging or tn anywise appertaining be »old to payand Mtttfy in the first place unto the»aid complainant the sum of $504 i t , with lawful interest thereon __. ^

- H A R R Y C HARPER,* Sheriff.

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Mr*. Dwyer of 71# Fifth S tree t, Lyndhurst w a s 'in s ta lle d into th e Vie* Presidents chair T uesday Ja n u a ry a t the Hudson City Dem ocratic Social Club a t 98 Bower S tre e t , Je rse y City f l ig h tV , , S he haa been a m em ber i f th is club aince it wan organize*!. A ft r the m eeting M ri. I>vy«r presented tfcSk club w ith an 11 lb- cake. A good t im e was h ad by all- *

Miss Olive Gartihlin of O rien tal Place has been confined] to h e r home

■fyjth: a 'sev e re a ttack o f 'tonaU itis.

BY GUY SAVINO

SPORT COMMENT

Lyndhurst Hatchery311 F orest Avenue, LyndHarat

Phone IJuth 4320

BABY CHICKS * FOR SALE

BARRED ROCKS R HO DE ISLAND REDS

Place y >ur orders now so you won’t be disappointed.

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) BY SCORE OF 19-18Blue and Golds Traveled T o Dumont

and Played a Wonderful Game— Foul In Extra Period, Scored Point F o r D u m o n t.

Jewelers 56 PARK AVENUE Rutherford, N. J.

Bring your jew elry rem ounting and your w atch and clock re­pa ir in g to as. W e do the work in our o w j^ s to re a t m odera te prices.

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John R. H oughton TRUCKING

131 Post Av., Lyndhurst, N. J

Phone Rutherford 3000-3001

WILLIAM C. COLLINSFu n e r a l d i r e c t o r

Home for Services

253 STUYVESANT AVENUE LYNDHURST, N . J

Old Man Winter has got a cold nose—; • An icicle's all he’s got for toes.

So eat pure meat and keep out of his way; He isn't saying how long he will stay.

I Eat the pu rr meats t t a f we sell and keep well this winter.

LYNDHURST SUPPLY MARKETOur Motto— “SMILE A N D HUSTLE” .Ridge Road, cor. Klngsland Avenue,

Lyndhurst, N. J.I Telephone Rutherford 4450-4451 *

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alsoBen Lyon and Mary Brian in "H IG H H A T ”

169 Valley Brook Avenue, Lyndhurst

Lyndhurst Painting, Decorating and Paper Hanging Store

30S Valley Brook AvenuePhone Rutherford 4056

f W e have full line of New Jersey outside paint and inside. Flat wall paint- all colors.Estimates o'n Painting .Decorating and Paperhanging

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— associate feature— v 7 May McAvoy and Conrad Nagel

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Court Avenue on the northeast and Ton­tine Avenue on the southwest as UkJ out and established on the aforesaid map en­titled: H a n V Proéle Establishing bnes of Stuvvesant A ve, between Rutherford Ave , 9 Tontine Ave., showing land» dedicated for that purpose. Township ol Union, Bergen Co., New Jersey, Scale one inch x forty feet, September, IV11. Tjrler V Zuber, Ehg'rs, Rutherford. N J. and as now improved, be and the tame u hereby vacated and extinguished in all things to the end that the owner» thereof may have, use and enjoy their res­pective parts of said lèverai tracts of land, the same as though said Stuyvesant Ave­nue between said points had not been originally dedicated or laid out so as to include said several tracts of land. T 7 .

2. That th is ordinance shall take e t feet ten days after publication thereof after final passage.Finally passed January 9th. 192®.

JO H N P WOODS, ALFRED H CRANKSHAW, GEORCE T SMITH,

Commissioners Attest: * -

' DOMINICK, J UVELLI,Township Clerk

NÇTICE

Notice is hereby given that the ordi­nance, of which the foregoing is a true copy, was finally passed by the Board of Commissioners of the Township of Lynd- hurst in the County of Bergen at a regu lar meeting o f the^Board held on Monday the 9th day o f January, 1928. and will take effect as provided in and by the last section of said ordinance Dated Lyndhurst, N. J.

January 9th, 1928.Bv order of th e Board of Commissioners of the Township of Lyndhurst

DOM INICK J LIVELLITownship O rrk

I MASONIC CLUB PLA N I FO B A N N U A L DANCE

I ' T he en tertainm ent com m ittee of the Mhnnnlr Club o f L yndhara t a re b tuy p lanning fo r th e ir six th annual ball to be heW in Odd Fellow»’ Hall on W aahinfton’a B irthday e ra and prom ­ile an in te restin g announcem ent in th e very n ea r fu tu re . • / ■ -

H ie new officers ju s t installed have tak en up th e ir dut(es w ith enthusi­asm and give prom ise o f m aking the year 1928 th e m ost prosperous and successful In th e h isto ry o f the club.

i5;- LEGAL NOTICE

TO W N SH IP OF LYNDHURST

STUYVESANT AVENUE VACATION

' ORDINANCE NO 27J4

A N ORDINANCE VACATING ANY A N D ALL RIGHT, TITLE AND IN TEREST T H A T THE TOW NSHIP OF LYNDHURST AND THE INHABI TA N TS THEREOF, OR EITHER OF THEM , MAY HAVE IN AND TO LANDS LYINC ADJACENT TO THE NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF STUY VESANT AVENUE BETWEEN COU RT AVENUE ON THE NORTH EAST AND TO N TIN E AVENUE ON THE SOUTHWEST, AS NOW LAID O U T. ESTABLISHED AND IMPROV ED, PURSUANT T O THE MAP HEREINAFTER M ENTIONED AND DESCRIBED.

WHEREAS, the lines of so ntuili of Stuyvesant Avenue lying between Court Avenue on the northeast and Tontine Avenue on the southwest,' were hereto­fore established according to a map or profile thereof, on file in the office of the Clerk of the Township of Lyndhurst. en­titled: “Plan Profile Establishing Lines of Stuyvesant Ave , between Rutherford Avcv, o Tontine Ave., showing lands dedicated for that purpose, Township of Union, Bergen Co., New Jersey, jScale va t inch x forty feet, September, 1914. Tyler & Zuber, Eng'rs., Rutherford, N J ” , adopted by the then Township Committee on the 2nd day of October, 19.11 and

WHEREAS, it appears that several tracts or parcels of land lying adjaccnt to the northwesterly line of said Avenue betweeo. the first aforesaid points by said inap estahliihed, may have been thereto­fore dedicated for road an d ftre e t pur boses and that the Townshipjor the in­habitants thereof, or bdth, may haVe sor-r right" Title or interest in and to'sail* tracts or,parcels of land so lying adjacent

*to the • northwesterly line of said Avenu between said points as laid > out and es­tablished by said map and now improved, and that it is desirable that all doubts regarding the same should be removed

N O W THEREFORE, The Board of Commissioners of the Township of Lynd hurst in the County of Bergen do ordain as follows:

1 . That all the right, title and inter est, if any, of the Township of Lyndhurst, (formerly Union) ahd tne inhabitants thereof, or either of them, have in and to said several tracts of land, or any part thereof, lying adjacent to the northwest- irly line of Stuyvesant Avenue between

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“H A PPY ” BUTTS ADDRESSES STUD ENTS

.Vt th e chapel period,' F riday , Jan. 13, Mr Harry ( “ H appy” ) Butts of Newark, addressed the student body on the subject of education. Mr. Butts has been a supervisor iri th e Bethle­hem Steel Mills, anil barf walked from New: York to C incinatti anil- back, via W ashington, D. C'., f o r " the express purpose of studying human natu re . At present he is engaged in the business of m aking speeches to high students, but he also works n igh ts in the. Lackawanna R ailroad S tation a t Hoboken

Mr. B utts feels it his du ty to tell of his experiences fo r the benefit of children. He particu larly stress«*) the necessity of education and study if a student wishes to advance him self in the world. „

He has organized an S. O. S d u b , (S tudy,-O bedience and S p iritua l) life which the children -may jo in a f te r hearing him speaks He likes to read over the nam es o f the children th a t he feels he has helped.

Mr. B utts is a very forceful speak­e r and he delivered his speech .so well th a t the audience w ill not-forget;,him soon. G;A.C.'5!*

NOTICE!Girl»' Basketball P ractice / '

Friday , J a n u a ry 20, 130-3.00 P .|M , fo r those h av ing no exam .Tuesday, Ja n u a ry 24, 1.00-3.30 P.M., fo r those h av ing no exam s

Thursday, Ja n u a ry 26, 1.00-3.30P.M., for everyone

G irls going o u t- fo r th e basketball team s m ust a tten d a t least tw o of these p ractices unless excused.

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PER SO N A LSFrench T eacher: “Give me the 'word

fo r whales in French, R alph."Ralph W : “ I.es sa rd ins.”

AT THE farm and in the factory, in the dairy and in your t home, electricity and gas play an important part in pre­

paring your b reak fas t ;

Gas smoke» the breakfast bacon; elec- With no more trouble than the lightingtricity operates the» milking machines and of a match, gas sets the cereal cooking, andsterilizers; gas roasts the coffee and elec- bacon broiling. While the coffee bubblestricity frequently grinds it, because farm- up an amber clear, healthful beverage inera and manufacturers both realize that the electric percolator, and in the electric ^the work can be done better and more toaster, the bread turns golden brown,quickly when gas and electricity are used. Fruit, cream and butter come to the break-“ Otjce breakfast foods, dairy products fast table, dewy, fresh from the electric orand the other things that go to make up a gas refrigerator,satisfying meal, haVe reached your pantryshelves or refrigerator, electricity and gas Breakfast, delicious, dainty, nourishing,prepare them for your table in th$ best prepared with little effort, is served on and easiest way. - time—thanks to modern science.

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Put electric and gas appliances into your homeand comfort, convenience and greater ease follow. *

found. Its way up from the Gulf, swam into the exchange office under thev platform on which the-nwlt«!)board wam located, and tem porarily put the board out of commission by splaBhtnp

a te r upon It.

On that occasion she answ ered a alg nal to hear a volce gasp, “Send doctor.” T har v a i all. But~ahe lHiow the party who was calling and was able to send aid a t once. Dr. Havana'found Charles Hush unconscious on tho floor bf his home, clutching the telephone He bad suffered a heart a ttack , and only the quick action of Mrm. Roger« saved his life. ■

QUICK AID THE ANSWERTO CRY ON TELEPHONETelephone Operator Is Wonder

ing What Future Floods Will Offer Exchange.

FACTS ABOUT TH E T E L E P H O N !

There are 'now over eighteen - "Moa telephones In the United S tates.

Over 71.000.000 telephone conversa Hon» tak* place daily In th a United-States. ,

la proportion to population, Mlchican has more than eight tim es as many telephones as f r a e te . ,

Commercial telephone seirloa baa been inaugurated betweeo Parla a n t Vaateer. Urgant calls m ar *a hooka« St triple the normal rata.

Hardware

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W ATCH W INDOW S FOR SPECIALS

228 Stuyvesant Avenpe Lyndhurst, N. J,

G. HOURTOULEProtected

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ALBERT MITCHEL & SON242 LAKE AVENUE Phone Rutherford < W LYNDHURST. N j

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16 Gira Road, Rutherford, N. J,

BARRINGERMEN'S SHOP

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RIVERSIDE COAL & SUPPLY Co«PHONE RUTHERFORD 107$

GRANT AVENUE LYNDHURST, N. J.

G u n d u tility w n k l «W» pt«*« a part in .r a t u n | l l « i n | H a rtJ a f J a t l l t l« n tH if> .N m H t I.VXJaMO r U t lr k tru l ( m n w u f i w *

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G O T H A M

G O I D b f K I P t

BIDS FOR GARBAGE REMOVAL RECEIVED

BY COMMISSIONERSLYMMiURSTCOALCO.

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D.L&W . Scranton COAL Kopper* COKE"Pile stockholders of th e Lyndhurst

T ru s t Company a t their annual m ee t­in g la s t week, elected th e th irteen p re se n t d irector* of th e bank. The only one no t elected was P eter B in iel w ho had previously resigned. X.]

T he p resen t directors a re Edward Bose, Vincenzo Carini, W . T. Cooper, E. P. G uerin, Charles Hasselhuhn, P e te r A . K uhn, W illiam Mayer, E. E . M ueser, R. M. Prophet, Charles S ilverm an , Jo h n F. W oods, W illiam W oods, H erb e rt W ulling. Directly a f te r the stockholders m eeting, the d irec to rs held th e i r organixation m eet­in g a t which tim e W illiam Mayer was ag a in elected president am i John F. W oods and E d w ard Bose both vicep residen ts . -......

T h is is the s ix th consecutive tim e th a t W illiam M ayer' has been elected p res id en t of th e local in stitu tion . Mr. M ayer w as the prim e m o v er in o rg an ­iz in g the bank and it is to this e f ­fo rts to a la rg e extent t h a t the b a n l h a s prospered a s ft has.

The public m eetings held in Lynd- h u rst are c re a tin g m uch in terest am ong the residen ts of th e township. At one tim e th e m eetings held by the Board of Com m issioners were m ost peaceful, as w ere the m eetings held by th e Board o f Education, but now th e residents seem to ta k e more in ­te re s t in the municipal affairs, and a tten d the m eetings.

A t th e m eeting which Was held by the Board o f C om m issioners at the Town Hall on Monday eVening, th e re Was a large num ber of people p resent to h e a r the b idders for th e Karba,?e rem oval con trac ts. >.

T here were n ineteen b idders for the above con tract. Among them was th e p resen t contractor, 'F rank A nsetta, of N ew ark , who th ree years ago r con-I t r a d e d to rem ove refuse fo r $7,50(1J fo r th e first y ea r , and $9,200 for th e j year ju s t ending. .His new bid i.< $9,950 fo r the firs t year, $10350 fo r the second y e a r and $12,000 for the th ird year.

O thers who subm itted b id s were A l­fonso D Allessio of N ew ark , $7,700 fo r th e first year, $8,800 fo r the sec­ond, and $9,500 fo r the- th ird year; Carm en Zarella, Newark, $7,000, $7,- 500, and $8,200; C arm ine Casciano, of N ew ark, $9,200; $9,300 and $9,400

Fred Turner o f Nutley, bid $10.000. $11,050, and $12,900; T hom as Salerno, of E a s t O range bid $11.856, $23,720» and ,$43,381; F ra n k Ianelli o f K earny $8,840, $11,400 and $13,210; Domin­ick Catello of M ilbum $10,500, $11,- 400 and $12,300 ■ , ■ <• X

O ffice a n d Y a rd

73« VALLEY BROOK AVENUE

LYNDH URST, N. i U

[yy»r<ti8innnrrOTrwOTMjL>QLEGAL NOTICE

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY Between Tb* Américain Building and Loan |

Association of G arfeld, N J . complain- ; ant and Archie E, Smith and Edith-* Smith, hi* wife, Samuel Heller, Samal Realty Company, and Jacob Rukin, de fendant» Fi f i Returnable March 22,1

A £>. 192*,. _ _ _ . • . {. GEORCE H DALRYMPLÉ, Sd r *y. virtue of the above stated writ to

me directed and delivered, I have levied upon and will expose for sal? at pubjic : vehdue at the Sheriff's office, «ifPthe City of Hackensack, o n '

Wednesday, February I, 1928 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, J 1 thaï | tract or parcel o f land and premises, sit* ï uate, lying and being in the Township of Lyndhurst, in the County of Bergen and State New jersey, described as follow*

Lot eighty 'O ne ( 8 1 ) , the ten feet of lot scventy-nine ' ( 7 9 ) adjoining it on the west, and the five (5 ) feet of lot eighty' three ( 8 3 ) adjoining on the east, being a plot forty (40) feet front and rear by the full depth of the said lots, as shown on a certain map on 61e in the Bergen County Clerk's office, entitled “Map No 2 of property of John J Pickering, situated at Lyndhurst, formerly Rutherford, Bergen Co.. N . J \

Together with all and singular toe rights, liberties, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining be sold to pay and satisfy in . the first place unto the said complainant, the sum of $4,306.24, with lawful interest thereon.

HARRY C HARPER.«V* •'>' Sheriff

Ber. Eve. Rcd.-Cora. Ldr.[Jan. 6-13'20'27— Fees. $17.64

U P H O L S T E R I N G. - 4 ...--- • ..

A SJiOP T H A T DOES ANYTHING A N D EVERYTHING FOR A HOME

“THE STERNER SHOP”U p h o l s t e r i n g

30 Ames Avenue Rutherford, N. J,Phone Rutherford 1160

Classic Haft Shoppe Big Sale Starts Sat,

Phone Rutherford 1908 ^

GARDEN MEAT MARKET Prime Meats

LYNDHURST, N. JPH O N E RUTHERFORD 4242

For Quick Delivery Of

654 RIDGE R O A D

G. DEPKEN è? SON !ST . TH O M AS’ EPISCOPAL

CHURCH

F orM t and Stuvvesant Avenues

PURELLI COAL CO., INC.661 Valley Brook Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J,

Rev. F ranklin G. F aber, Rector

R ectory : 351 L ivingston Avenr Phon« R uth. 1403-J.

S erv ices fo r th e Third Sunday a f te r E p ip h an y , J a n u a ry 22nd, 1927.

7.30 A M, Holy Communion.1 1 0 0 A. M. Morning: P rayer anti

S erm on, “The C enturion’s F a th er.”8.00 .P.M. E ven ing P ra y e r and S e r ­

mon, “ Paul’s Conversion” .M onday, G irls F riend ly Society 8

P. M.T hursd ay , Y oung Peoples Fellow ­

ship 8 P.M.F rid a y , Choir R ehearsal 8 P.M.T h e . Church w ith a cord ia l welcome

to a ll. . .

-, 18 Park Avenue

Rutherford, New JerseyPhone Ratbarford 2094

ifc OUR OWN FAMOUS W } OIL WAVEV> $ 5 , 0 0

Entire H ead-N o ExtrasNEW NESTLE CIRC0L1NF, W AVE $12, LANDlL $10

BUS SERVICE -

LYNDHURSTX K W A R K H ACK8NRACK— 109

N orth A rlln n to n a n d N ew ark, U u t h e r f o r d , K a it R u th e rfo rd , t 'a r ls ta r i t . W<»<hI ridge, H aab ro ark H eight* an d HarknuuM -k.

In » RMr I M nnd Val-l e y ltr« » * W >

l w <W»*4»k d ays: 6 SO A M and every

So minut«*H u n til 4:00 P .M .; th«n tv # ry 2« inlnuteH u n til 6 00 P M,; Hu-n every SO n .ln u tes u n til 11:30

C H R ISTIA N REFORMED CHURCH > CHRYSLER

DEEHAN MOTORS, INCStoring, Parking, Repairing

A m ericas Legion H ut, W eart A re - nu t, L yndhurst, N . J.

S u n d ay s only:10 A . M. S u nday School.11 A . M. M orning Service in H ol­

land language.4.30 P. M. A fternoon service in E n ­

glish language.

L Y N D H U R S T , N . J201 S T U Y V E S A N T A V E .PH ON E RUTHERFORD 3376-W

Rutherford, N. I

S A L E S A L E S A L E

Gertrude’s Women Shop224 Stuyvesant Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. J.

next to Lyndhurst Theatre

The Winter Selection of Dress and Sport Coats, all Styles and sizes Greatly Reduced.

17-23 Orient W avS iiu rd n y s : <* 3* A. M. and every 30

tniuut«'« u n til 11 30 IV MSundays: S:00 A M and every 30

m in u te s ¡until 1 1 so P.M.N « r t l RomriI

W evk day*: 7 SO A.M. and every So infnuten u n ti l 6:00 P .M .; then ♦ vtry n» nrinutt'H u n til 6:00 1» M.;1 H,t. every 30 m in u tra u iu ll 12:30 A.M. ~'v':

S itu rd a y n 7 SO A M ai^d every 30 m in u te s u n til 12 30 A M

Sunday!«: 9 00 A.M. and evi"-v St m inu tea u n til 12:30*A. M.

I* n M ir ( t r i r f V e T w m p a r t a t U a < u n . |m a y '

A -ltf

Frederick ResseguieO R G A N IS T L Y N D H U R S T M . E. C H U R C H

Teacher Vocal DepartmentPiano. Organ, Voice. Theory by High Voice Placement

Scientific Methods D iaphragm atic Support of TonesEnunciation

Pronunciation Interpretation

L y n d h u rs t, N . J.

ST. M ATTHEW S’ LUTHERAN CHURCH

V alley Brook and T ravara PI. Rev. George F. M uller. Pastor.

0.30, Sunday School.10.30, M orning Service, topic, “ P a r-

en tia l C are and A u th o rity .”7.80, E vening Service, topic, “ W h a t

M ust I Do To B e S av ed ?”PERSONALS Piano Department Touch Technic, Sight Reading.

1 heory M em oriiation

S tu d io : V) L iv in g s to n A v en u e

y (Second Apartment)

.Wy yqHSHGBBflBBBBCIBHBMPPBMMWUMCBCIBIIMPPPHCIIOIttP P P P P P P B P P P CIPPUUHWMBUU

"Tclscbowmm+ BANK AVt Of ADDISON AVt.

Mr. J . M ajuachak p ro p rie to r o f the liy n d h u rs t Supply M arket visited re la ­t iv e s of hi« in Buffalo las t week.

L Y N D H U R ST M ETH ODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

A large selection of Street and Party Dresses at reasonable prices " .,

Stuyveaant and T ontine Ave*. G eorge F ountain , P asto r

M o ra tfg w orsh ip 11.00.! E v en in g w orsh ip 8.00.

B ible School, 9.46. .| E p w o rth L eague, 7.00

Ju n io r Church, W ednesday n ig h t 7.00 M id-W eek Service W ednesday n ig h t

a t 8 .00.L y n d h u rs t W omen’s Bible C lass,

T ueaday a fternoon , 8.00.You are welcome to “an y and a ll of

| these services. t

Miss D oro thy l>olan of V alley i BrooV Avenue w ere arrtiSti^ the Lynd- h u rs t residen ts who attended the ch ris ten in g p a r ty fo r C laire Sutton , th e baby d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Sutton o f H aw orth , N. fo r ­m erly re sid en ts a t 164 Valley Brook A venue, Lyndhurst.

’ ; \M rs. C h este r F ritz in y of Willow

A venue v isited relatives on L ong ts-

GEO. H. HOLDENRoofing arid Sheet Metal

1 - J - - ? ' • :

SO U TH BERGEN’S LARGEST SHOP*

¡Phone Rutherford 2233 >323 Second Ave. Lyndhurst, N . 1:

SILK STOCKINGS

Yogue Patternu s e

MULTIPLEXCONCRETE BLOCKS

Phone Rutherford 3255

EMILIO BLAZEVICR E E D MEMORIAL UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

NATIONAL. M ETHOD ,(« Volo» C ultura ,

A atonlahína reaulti In Short T im * parra. Canear«, Church. Folk ta n g of m any N ation s In original languagaa.

VOICE T R IA L QRATUITOUÄLY R esidence S tudio:

M W oSt t t St.. N . T. C. ,; T el. T ra la lia r TIM

R utherford. N. J . Studio M l Bdaewood Plaoe

Tel. Ruth. 1171-M B v ery Thuasday

K leckner’sSTUD IO OP M U SICPiano, V iolin, S«u>apkona

* C om etP IA N O TU N IN G

W M . K L E C K N E R S

H a t 'l l , o f M u s i c

753 R tdf* RoadPhone 77»-*.

J a n u a ry 22, 1928 M orning Worgbiß', I I ajñi.:Y . P . C. T . U ., 7 p.m.E ven ing W tîrship, 8 p-m W ednesday evening p ray e r m eet­

ing a t 8 p m. Rev. J. H . L ittell, D,D.

Michelin Tires and TubesGASOLINE A N D OILS

—every th in g In —

AUTO ACCESSORIES

W ES rM IN S T ER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IEMERY’S

Lyndhurst Lunch Room

290 RIDGE ROAD(Opposite Clnoeln ■cheoO

OYSTERS R IN SEASONW * pr+pmrm O y ito r fry*» t t ta li« M um , a t y tv m a y hav* thM n

in p la ts a n f i i iH a - . (Op«n A. M. tm 1 A. M .)

Connelly s Auto Supply Store478 VALLEY BROOK A V E LYNDH URST

\ ¥ 7 U f f | K.T I f \ £ * F*

PAINTING-DECORATING PAPER HANGINGALEXANDER H . JACKSON

COUNSELLOR-AT-LAWM» « T U W I I A N T A V t.

BEAUTIFUL NEW LOW BODY LINES

CHOICE OF FOUR COLORS

55 1% 65 MILES AN HOUR

REMARKABLE ACCELERATION

40 HORSEPOWER ENGINE

FOUR-WHEEL BRAKES

STANDARD, SELECTIVE GEAR SHIFT

HYDRAULIC SHOCK ABSORBERS

20 TO 30 MILES PER GALLON OF

-arqr-é

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THEFT - PROOF COINCIDENTAL LOCK. . ' ’ • . - . .... V.

TYPICAL FORD ECONOMY AND RELIABILITY

COME IN AND SEEi IT TODA Y

DemonstrationO A O / .

Pkrk and Riverside and Valley

Phone Rutherford 876Lyndhurst, N. J.

TH E COMMERCIAL LEADERT h ■ m o t i R I V I I

Pub lished e re ry F rid ay by . T H E COM M ERCIAL L E A D E R CO.. Inc.

«M V«'t»v I r n k A v tn u *

Telephone Rutherford 2201

L ynH N irK , N . J

■D ITO H8 B E R N K H ................................ ssam

ER N EST J DA III NETT ........... SECRETAHY and TBEA8UK EK^ E D IT H H FRANK A8*OC!ATK EDITOR

Tenrly »ubacription $2 00 In advance f*ln*le Copy F ive C«nU. A dvertising Rajea on Application 'v'laaaifled Advert 1-C«*nt. p**r *ord . m inimum char«« 24 ct*nia

taaertlon—no eatra ennrge U made for repli«** received throuiib.. muat accom pany each order

Copy for new atfVf»rtiy ment» and chnriK«a should, In- reced ed Hi publication not l* t*r thap JO o'clock Thursday ihornln«.:

Address a ll mall and m akstfhaefcs pnyable J a .THf «'om nium »! i o

I n d e p e n d e n t a n d F e a r l e a s — N o th in a to «fil b u t s p a c e fo r l e g i t im a te a4l v e r t i» ln f

FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1W28

SNOWLESS WINTER

Many are thankful that this section of the country i>- enjoying what is commonly called an open winter.

Notwithstanding, every other man or woman one meets is suffering from either a cold or bronchitis, while in homes and hospitals pneumonia is common.

No one likes snow, unless it be the youngster with a sled, but probably snow and ice, with a freezing, skating temperature might be better than this springlike weather with its ever treacherous tendencies.

.j , I 1 •* ; Q---------------------------------- ■

H E ’LL BEAT THE RECORD Five Years Ago This Week.. . , j i r i • | ■ The Lyndhurst school budget for the year 1923 was passed at a

Clarence D. Chamberlin, who gained much OI hlSj special meeting of the School Board last Monday night and provided knowledge about flyine in Bergen County, will eventually ’" r the expenditure of $2 32 ,0 0 0 , the largest in the history of the Town-

establish a new world's duration fight record.The coming School Board election brought out an announcement

from John H W a c ltw iu that he would be a candidate and he, has written a letter to the public press stating his views and qualifications. _>»

While friends of Chamberlip and Roger Q. Wil liams, his copilot, were disappointed because of their fail ure to better the record of 52 hours 22 minute^ and 111seconds, made by German airmerf, they were pleased be' cause the American record was unofficially bettered.

Chamberlin and Williams remained aloft 51 hours 52 minutes and 24 seconds in the flight that ended on Satur­day. If it had not been for the leak that wasted sixty gal­lons of their gasoline, they would have attained their goal.

The American fliers remained in the air under dis­couraging conditions. T h i gasoline leak early in the at­tempt presaged failure. It also spoiled their food and the fumes stifled them .

Wisdom should have caused the fliers to descend on Friday, but they presisted although the odds were against them. > 1 .7~

Chamberlin indicates that hewill make a new attempt for the world's record. His BelHiV4plane has proved that it can Carry the fuel necessary for stitcess and Chamberlin needs only fortune's smile to succeed.

Chamberlin’s determination-will keep him at his task until his objective has been reached. He will have the best wishes of the nation in his new attempt to return thi_ record to the United States.“'

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L O T T E R Y S W IN D L E R S

w hich destroyed the Arabian var iety in th e island, but is of a coarser character. I t is now grown in many other parts of the world. This funp ’id din»»™«, it m a r ’*• added, l-as since extended its ravages into every j coffee p roducing country in the old: world.

The ex tensive use of coffee as a beverage is due to the presence of th re e substance«: (1) caffeine, thealkaloid or active principle, which occurs to the extent of three-quar­t e r s to two per cent. This substance is found also, in tea, Paraguay tea (mate) and cola nuts, and is similar to theobromine, the active principle of | cocoa. It crystalizes in long needle­like brown-colored crystals and when purified forms beautiful snow-white crystals with a silky luster. In

’ y large doses, caffeine is fatal to theEugene Born, sixteen years of age, soi\, of Mr. and Mrs. Eugcn< lower animals, causing convulsions

Born, recently of >4fi Park Place, was fatally injured Saturday afternoo.i j and death, In man, doses of eight 10in Kearny, and died later in the Jersey C ity Hospital. Funeral services twelve grains produce diuresis, in I

tense excitement, and later delirium. It is, however, used medicinally, in I small doses, as a powerful stimulanl of the heart’s action. The caffeine | is extracted from the coffee seed by making -a decation of the latter in hot water to which acetate of lead | is added, causing a precipitate of i raffeotdrnate of lead. When this it. acted upon by sulphurettd hydro(fen

Mrs Elisabeth D. Hart passed away at the Hackensack Hospital yesterday four days after having given birth to a baby girl. Mrs. Hart was thirty-four years of age and the wife of John D, H art and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneider of 380 Page Avenue, Lynd- hurst. The deceased was survived by a husband, four children, mother, father, sister and two brothers.

were held at * 4ft Park Place Tuesday afternoon.

A short circuit was the cause of a fire which started in the butcher store oi A G," Odenheimen o f ¡217 Stuyvesant Avenue on Thursday morning- at 6 o'clock, which caused damages to the amount of $1,500. The tire was detected ■by the milk man who sent in the alarm. Firemen William Luvdclls sustained a sprained ankle when he fell through the burnt roof.

yellow iris , b ieuu , lapins, r ice sa d various cere­a li , roasted an d p r o u d , have bee» palm ed oS ea th e publie aa coffee.

T he foBowfag is an a v e ra c e an a l) s i t o f un roasted coffee: 'Caffeine ---------- ; ------- 0 Jl/Tfumin or vegetable can in IS*C um and m « a r ~ --------—_ 15.»C affeo-tannic and raffeic acids S.#F a t aad volatile oil ............... — ISOW oody fib re - ^ #A sh .......W ater .....-

M rs John J. B reslin S r., o f Stuyves- ant Avenue, has been confined to her home w ith a severe cold.

JORALEMON BROS

M O V IN G , S T O R A G E A N D

G E N E R A L T R U C K IN G

P ian o H o is tin g

E stim ates G iv en

411 Second A v e , L y n d h u rs t

P h one R u th e r fo rd 4 Ï11

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Chas Lcbmayer Lyndhurst Mark« t

52 Stuvveaan' Nve.

Lyndhurst, N . J.

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The Columbus Club installed their next officers last Thursday w h o |the lead ia •‘«Parsted, and. the caffeine were John Cuidetti president; Joseph Neglia, vice president; C. Carella, mtreasurer; Peter Radeglia, tinancial secretary; D. J. Livelli, recording Sec­retary and Frank Lopinto, steward.

W ith the election of the school trustees only a few weeks off many rumors as tt> candidates have been started, but the following men have definitely decided to enter the race: A. B. Reagh, WilloW| Avenue; J.B W ackwit; ol W eart Avenue, Mr Stock of Ridge Roald, Mr, | f. L<>os of Fern Avenue Those whose term of office expires are Horacr II Bogle, Eugene Firth and John H W ackw iti. A place on the Boaid is',also vacant due to the resignation of Edgar H . ' Kane, meaning that lour men are to be elected this year

Mayor Alfred F. Barnard and Mrs. Barnard of North Arlington celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage last Monday eve­ning Among the m any handsom e gifts th a t were received w as o n e p re ­sented by the St^juyler Hose Company. ,

Prosecutor Hart’s successful raid on the headquarters in Haebrouck Heights of a gang of cheap lottery crooks and his seizing there of some 200 of-lheir swindling devicesC onfirm s th e r u m o r s th a t th a t b o ro u g h h a s lo n g h o u se d ; M r Mrs Connolly, Sr., of 578 Valley Brook Avenue

j T . ! announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Rosemary A toth e s e la w b re a k e rs . \ .. ..V .1 y * ¡M r William Neill, son of Mr.- and Mrs/^Jeremiah Neill of 332 Lyiid-

Not only were the punclvipards, with which some 1)ur8t Avcn>fe- v ' .halfwitted adults and^many children were'robbed, distri H istorv and f lip m ittr v Hoorn, to import coffe«« berries from, , i f " , i . . 1 i i j . 7 "a a « a v w n a « u J A rabia to H atavia in th e fhitch E astbuted from there but o er an si Jar ic | of Coffee Indies. This w as don«, and in 1690

BLUE BIRD RESTAURANTLyndhurst’s Finest Restaurant

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Meals served at all hoursMRS. RE1NECKE, Prop.

• Pt o s i S u tbaraed 1967 -J -.291 STUY VESA NT A VE. (Naar Valley Brook Ava.)

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th e liquid, and recrystallization from alcohol, th e caffeine sep ara te s in crysta ls . (2 ) A volatile oil, not p resen t in th e raw bean, b u t devol oped during the process o f roasting (3 ) A s tr in g en t acids, resem bling tan-» nic acid, b u t called eaffeo-tannic aM *< caffeic acids. . _

h a s t e e “; ^ ‘tnUy t S r e d n T * t]8 . ' 'W o r e ^ t H e S lW ^ b c g in S tO flynow on, the market. Probably no pfay gafg bv hav'ing your stuicwalks and entire prop-other a r t icle of food has been sub , , . jjec ted to so much adulteration^ asTgj 'I erty insured against accidents to pedestrians and

^tradesmen. The low cost o f a Policy will Surpriseyou. :—— - . '

CALL. W RITE O R PH O N E FOR RATES

FRED’K SAUM .EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE

227 S tuyvesant Avenue Lyndhurst, N. J.Phone Rutherford 4052

mon about the plaice prior to the Prosecutor’s blast of lastBy Ilr. (¡eoi K liftek

Van H oorn sent some living p lants .. . to W itsen . These were placed in the

l)o ta n ira l (jardens of A m sterdam , founded by- W itsen, w here th ey bore

Evidently the local officials and especially the local a . „iV 'trelTriim nn.M'n'to wen- fruit- ,n 1714 the magisthites ofpolice were asleep or else they did not care. They did not ty-five feet hiKh, with few branches«!ihr .toTV e,nt ! fl°ur.i!,hi,nK p'»"1 coy:wake up until the county officers came into the borqugh £ >t°“n_hi8 garde°nand gave them ;v housecleaning. i than eight or ten feet in height, and

* , , , i it ■ i l • l 1 I -1 is traine<l to assume a pyramidalHasbrouck Heights is a high-class town, in which form with branches spreadinK out ninety'eight per cehtrof the peonle are respectable and law! hor»8'>t«»>- The leaves -a r t- «w-i i i r i • i c u i „ . . SKreen> »hiiiy, oblong and leathery;ibiding and it they knew oi it would not tolerate the the flowers small and snow-white;

swindlers who found an asylum there. . '^daA ^ H e t ^ ' r ' X iThey have evidently been betrayed by some oPtheit ««correctly called coffee beans

public officers, for, as Prosecutor Hart hits pointed out, it „/'of*! hTroy*’h « ' ' f r ^would be impossible for such practices to be carried on ** "riginaiiy a na-without the knowledge of the local^onstabulary. -----------

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its second home, and of several p a rts of A frica ’From these co u n tries it 'ius been colonlaed in m any o ther localiti»* by E uropeans.

* — ■' ;------------- v The early h istory o f coffee ia not

Our neighbor, the Rutherford Republican, is one of . ^ k . and is^niy1the Bergen County weekly newspapers which refuses to Abr^X

, approve the conduct of “the new clique now in control of it. original home, and rn Ktwopia itthe Board of Freeholders’’ in dismissing old and experience,ed Republican employes and seizing their places for part- was “ bon" o r -boun " and “b u n ” is■ _ 1 ^ 1 ! '• '» ! th e name of the plant In'theisan henchmen. j : ■ , .T gre l*n««at* of AbysaiaU In

Their conduct is “most disappointing to voters whose, , . . , . , (__ cen tu ry ana over to e re s t « w e

support they solicited on a platform of principles above East in tin fouowt* century lu bossism'.’’ The Republican had expected from them a Armbk "*“* "flttaaBy“somewhat higher brand of politics than that exhibited at the first meeting.” j ’ * o -—\

Bergen County has several progressive and indepen­dent weekly newspapers and the Rutherford Republican is one of them. That publication h^s never looted or tried to loot any public treasury, local or county. It does not lie and does not have to lie about its circulation, as othersdo, and it enjoys the respect of its community. , > . . . . . .

But it need not be prematurely shocked about the per- i nvT'dHnkenT cZff*i 117« h*™* formances at the first meeting of the Triumvirs' county j"1» E«»iand about i«M. andl • a a • • swa t SOOR fUBW nOUSeJ M ftlW WUtfl*board. That was merely the preliminary. There is much en >us and faabionabie. sometime t»-

the Rutherford newspaper will observeN e tlie r ia n li E ast India C om pany,

RECORD ’ uT » d the Governor of B aU via . Van

a t M arly. The first coffee p lants g row n in A m erica w ere introduced in to Surinam by th e D utch in 1718, and tw o years la te r a layer o f the tre e presented to Louis XIV. wascarried out to M artinique in the W est in d ies by De Clieu, a F rench navalofficer, where it succeeded so wellth a t soon the w hole of. th e W est In ­dian g roup was supplied with young f ie e s Aboui the sSme tim e its cul­tiv a tio n was introduced in to Jam aica by S ir N icholas Lawefi, and thisisland today produces th e fam ous Blue M ountain Coffee which com pares fav o rab ly w ith th e best coffee jn ihe world. In 1TM F a th e r Vlllaso. a F ranciscan monk, took a p lan t to R r s t i l , and fro m th is one p lan t has sp ru n g the g re a t B rasilian coffee in d u stry . . ...

S hoo ts of th e A rsb ian coffee tree w ere taken to Ceylon b y the P ortu­g e s e , - a n d i t flourished th e re so abundan tly th a t soon extensive cof­fee p lan ta tions covered «the island*. In IS O , however, a fungus (H em ileia v a s ta tr ix ) a ttacked th e trees and ra ined the tndoatry notw ithstanding an th e efforts th a t science could sug­g est to svt n ss w tb s pest. T his dis-

• w i , a s te r led to th e introduction Into the V - ( Ja a w s e ) o ry in a lly ^ ano ther varie ty , the coffeem eant '«dAa. t t i a ^ » rd , u n d e r the or L iberian coffee, a nativefe n a s -eab u a ." •ebauke,” > . v e " i» t * . Ws * eoast of A frica. I t ap frequen tly m entioned by e a rly trav - -elers in E gypt and S y ria «In refe r­ence to the p repared drink, an d from

Is derived the P leach »cafe. * i A rabia coffee w as in troduced In­

to R gypt. ia t i n , ita use w aa pro­hibited because )t w aa believed to be an Intoxicant and so becam e within the class a t th ings forbidden by the K oran. L a te r the prohibition waa rem oved, and new M oham m edans,

THE CHOICEST MEATS It is difficult to tell the difference between tough and tender meats oi whether the cut is dry or juicy. You must depend a great deal unon the reputation of your butcher. W e pride ourselves on our ability to piea»* W e are particular to Mock up with only the choicest of meat* and it is our good fortune to selcct wisely. Give us a trial.

A. EGERT & SONEverything In Meats

290 S T U Y V E S A N T A V E .Phone Ruth. 1648 -------

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Come in and let us tell you about itMODERN BEAUTY PARLOR

732 6th St., Lyndhurst, N. J. Phone Rutherford 4290

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Choice Meatsand Groceries

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If you are contemplating building next Spring

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Special attention given to remodeling and enlarging your present home

H ouses a t th e p re se n t tim e open fo r inspection ' a t M o u n ta in W a y V V a n R ip e r A v en u e , R u th e rfo rd , N J.

Phone Rutherford 4175

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FIRST PAT OF JULY, » 27 fand computed fa the bat on fik fa aiy Oftca tagilfcii «M l fattaaal om aurh amount* fraan July lat, 1927 to dale af aala and the oaai af aatr.

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WE SHALL OFFER VALUES IN MEN’S CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS AT GREATLY REDUC ED PRICES. WE ARE REDUCING OUR STOCK PREPARATORY TO TAKING OUR INVENTORY ON FEB. 1ST. IN THE FOLLOWING LIST YOU WILL FIND ON COMING TO OUR STORE LEGITIMATE REDUCTIONS ON STANDARD MERCHANDISE, SUCH AS MANHATTAN SHIRTS, PHOENIX HOS­

IERY, DELPARK UNDERWEAR, A N D HART SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHING._______iP -

HART - SCHAFFNER - MARX OVERCOATSA ND O TH ER MAKES

Overcoats In Bhies and Fine Heather Mixtures” . - For Clearance '

$ 3 2 . 5 0$40 TO $50 - /

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For Cfeirance

Fancy Silk d W ool $1.00 Q ual i pr 92.00Rayonne and W ool 55c Quality Ï5 c > p r > 1.00

(xïlion Work Socks ,29c t pr. 91.00

NECKWEARFor Clearance

All 1.00 SC 1.25 Quality

55c 2 for $1.00

MEN’S WOOL SCARFSalso a limited number at

SILK SCARFS For Clearance

2.00 and 2.50 Quality$11.45

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#30.00 to #35.0P Quality ^ 1- 2 FOR CLEARANCE

M a n h a t t a n S h i r t s Collars To Matdi'Or Attached

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2.50 Quality . .^.. . . . . . ' 1.85

3.00 Quality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 5

3.50 and 4.00 Quality ......... • 2 . 3 5

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Hart - Schaffner - Marx Suits Suits With One or Two Pair Trousers

For Clearance

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For Clearance *1.65 — 2.00 Qual.

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I For Clearance 2.00 Quality 1.59

2 for $3.00

Wool! Shirts and Drawers, ' For Clearance

2.00 Quality 1.59—2 for*3.00

ioys Pajamas and BlousesW e Are Closing Out Our

Blouses,’ 11.25 Quajlitv . . . . . . . . . ,85cFlannel Pajam as. 1 .6 5 Quality . . . 1 .1 5 Boys Caps 1.50 and 2.00 Qual . . . . 9Jc

SWEET-0RR Flannel Shirtsin Grey and Khaki

For Clearance — 250 Quality 1.79

2 for $3J50

Heavy Wool GlovesFor Clearance '

1.50 to 2.00 Quality

95c

Men’s Golf HoseODDS A N D ENDS

Wool and Cotton For Clearance

1.50 and ¿2.00 Quality “■ .’ $$C ^

HATSODDS AND ENDS..... ' <.

For t Clearance 100, 4.00, 5.00 Quality

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