[E CALL M 0 0 S E > > R E A D ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE THREE

% XXXVIH No. 29

ALL THE NEWSFKOM NEARBY

TOWNS

ROCKAWAY, N. J., THURSDAY, JANUARY 27r 1927 51.00 PER YEAR

Royal ScarletCoffee, lb.

49c

ork Loin, lb. -gs of Veal, lb.

trloin Steakjb..28c

rcsh Spare Ribs, lb.38c25c

sh Ground Beef, lb. - - . - 25cBump Veal, lb.Hate Beef, lb.Bound Steak, lb.gound Roast, lb.

29c12c

90C

SPECIAL6 cans Early

June Peas49c

J6qt Basket Apples

Hagati's CashTEL. 62 ROCKAWAY, N . J.

This Bank i s f School of ThriftYOUft boy or girl enn liftvo n bnnjk account here.

ONE DOLLAR will opon it up for them.

OOK KNOWLEDGE is Important—wo could hardlygot along without It.

'DOLLAR K N O ^ p p G B In Important also,bserve, tho mwj yho, have noydr NUVCI], how ore they

getting along. " .

get your children's hank accounts under way.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKRpckaway, N< J.

WHAT THE MOOSEARE DOING

Iutwulve KITurt Underwuf t«Membership

In tills loeuo we print a page advertlaomcnt setting forth tho fact Umitho Dover Lodge, No, 541, Loyal Order of MOOBO, Is out to double Us prcs'ent membership of 1,400, In tbc nexi»lxty days—that, while- the regula:joining feo IB |25, It will bo reducedfor the period to $10; that tlio sickbonollts are (9 por week; the doatlibenollta $100; that the finest clul)house In northern New Jersey belongilo eacli und every one of Its HOImombcrn; tlmt It la beautifully, amsubstantially funilohod and altordBpleasure and umuBomont; the finesdance hall In Dover; reading andsmoking rooms; nowBpapcre andmagazlneis; comforts In ulmndunco; aplace, to bo desired to wlillo uway 0few lolsuro momonts, or hours, thaithe Mooso appo&ls to evory man 01

I good character In Morris County tolisten to "The Call of tlio Moose,'! Joinnow (it ill), and ronp tho wonrtorfutenoliU) of membership,

It seems to lie not generally-knownthat the Dover MOOBO Lodgo has nf-flllated with it on association ot

1 ladles—WIVOB. daughtors, mothers,sisters of Moose members—all In-tensely Interested In advancing thishumane movement that Is sweepingthe U. 8. A. Any wife, or mother,sister or flnancec desiring Inside factsand Information of any kind regard-Ing tho benefits of membership forher husband, her brottior, her son ordwoetheart, can have a well postedlady Mooso call at your home and oxplain all In detail. Simply phonoGeorge A. Baldun, lodgo secretary,phono 847, or,Theodore Fayso, Boos-ter Committee secretary, phono 481!Cover, and arrangements will bemade at once to place In tho hands

women Interested In facts of

Capital $125,000 Surplus $375,000

National Union BankV Dover, N. J.

InterestPaid on Checking Accounts of $100 or over

[Member Federal Reserve Bank

Safe Deposit Boxes•'•. '$5.00 per annum and up

Capital $125,000 Surplus $375,000 M

o a x x z x m x x m a

(ElectrJcftl oppllnncos—wJint« relief from durgery to tonsy! > N l s ~ w h f t t n snvlhg In time as well us Inlior.

Ilclty l l o n 6 o f your (rrontest helpers in the homo or

'actory, yet nt the Niuno time Its cnreloHH uso or miunppll-wtlon can brln r̂ (treat dlsnstor.

lVho knows what MIGHT ltnppoft I

—1N8U]BE NOW WITH—,

Edwin J. Matthews

the wonderful work being accompllsh-la Univorslty iind Collogo of Phyrilclans nnd Surgeons In Now York,

and practiced medicine in Now Yorkor almost half a contury before, ho•otlroil,

IIotT mining Stock In Court

Hearing of tho testimony relativeto the oxcoptlons filed to tho account-ing In tho Susan E, Beach eatato, wasreforred by Judge Wilson to formerJudga Joshua R. Salmon as specialnmstor, Friday. Tho dlfforenco hasarisen betweon two brothers, Sam-uel \V. Beach and Clnronco L. Bonch,eons of tho deceased, over tho valuoof Block In tho Hoft Mining and Realoy Company, which was owned bytheir mother and Included In tho es-tate. Tho oxocutor, Clarenco Beach,has placed no valuo on tho stocic ontho ground that the company is out ofexistence, wlillo, \lt Is said, the broth-er claims It should bo valued In thoaccounting of tho estate '!

hearty and enthusiastic endorsementof n movement that covers: 'train thocradlo to tho grave' Bo ono of. tlioMohno million, of tho 2,800 In DoverLodgo."

CARD OF TIIAXKS

I would like to thank bach andevory ono who took part In makingtho lunch a success on Sunday nighttor the Choir on their return frombrondcRBtlng.

MRS R. a, priLWEliL,President Ladles' Aid

Morris Will Filed

' Tho, will of.Mrs. Hattlo I t Man-ohostor, ot Hanover Township, (liedat Morrlstown Wednesday, leavos thostock of tlio J. W. Klenach Companyto her huBbnml, Saxton D. Manches-ter, and tlio residua ot tho estato toher children, Mra. Rona R, Crawfordand Mrs, Ivn May Smith, ot Arling-ton, Edwin C, Mnncliestcr, ot Kilmlu-ton, N. Y,, anil RooolynO, Manchon-tor,' of Morrla Plnlns. Her husbandIs mado oxcrutor,

rilll Steer and bin Bluo-DIrd Orchon-trn, will hroadcaflt from Station W, O.C, P. at Nownrlc on Friday night,from 10:15 to 11:00 o'clock,

porarlly dnlayud action on thebill for nomlnntlng convention tootnilldiitcB for Governor and UniteStates Scnulorn,

Senator Btcvens admitted there unot leant 34 votcH opponed

» Vend Plllnfr Tee nt Ilurdlown

Stricken with apoplexy while pilingco at tho Brady Ico Company, nturdtown, Monday, Tliomas Brcnnanropped dead. Beforo starting workie had complained of pains In tilu

i h e s t , . • • • ' ' ' , , • . . . . • • • •

Coroner Charles Rlghter wan called,ml after an Invostlgntlon issued a'urlal pormlt. Bronnan wan lit) yearsf ago and resident of Prnnltlln Fur-m c o , • . ' . ' . , . •

Tho Bureau of Nnvlgntlon at Wash-felon ban iSBued orders »liBlgnlng IA.. Bye to service at the naval Btntlon

t Lalto Denmark,

B0L1TH0 CONVICTIONUPHELD BY COUBT

fuii furry fa si' to (lour! tt Krroraand Ajipcul

Tho New Jersey Supreme Court onWednintluy, through Justice SamuelKiill;ii;h, unnounceil that It had up-hold tho conviction

THURSDAY,.

THO

THE ItOCKAWAV CAMPAIGN CHOIR WHICH BR0AI)CA8Tli» OVMt STATION WOCP, NEWARK, N. 3.

From left to right, First How—Dorothea Englcman, Mrs. Leo Hunce, (iindyu Cluckwortliy. Harriet Bailey, Harry Budd, U'O Sanders, LIow. Decker, HaroldMntthowii, 1'oter Nipper, ICtlicI Hoffman, Sarah Blnnclrard, Imibollc Urcw etcr, Mabol Bhawger. Second How—Mrs. II Matthews, Mrs, Wm. Mllla, Mrs,Ilnymond Knrle, Mrs. Jolin Peterson, I'uullnc Englemun, Minnie Knglemtin, MrB. R. Miller, Mra I'". Gustln, Mrs. a. BuilJ, Mrs, II. Budd. Mario Hull,Mrs. It. Btronibarg. Mrs. lloycc, 1,111 tun Johnston, Ilusel Koariu, Altco Slmwgcr, Alberta Johnson, Mrs. Wm. Dunn. Third Row—Mrs. C. Zlerdt,Mra. Wm. Itlcnanla, Mrs. II. I/jck, Mr. Joseph Miner, Song Loader. Anns Stokes, Lucille llonoekii, Evelyn Green, Elizabeth Allen, Marie Hull, HelenHlnncliurd, Mrs, Unors, Mrs! J. Stnckhoime, llev. Edraont Hatns, Kvangcl! «t, Itov. Mr. Rhodes, Pastor Hocknway M. E. Church. Fourth Uow—BerulceMills. Floroni'o Hotline, Ulllnn Stevens, Anna Henderson, Vivian MIIIB.

CLOSING OF THEH ^ S REVIVAL

(Continued from page 1)until the end ot tho campaign whichwilt concludo this Sunday evening,When the Rer. IlnlnB will give hisfarewell message.

Tho Campaign has been d greatsuccess In ttio winning ot souls andlei buttering humanity (ram everyangle. Mr. Hataa la a very convinc-ing speakor and nas carried tho at-tention ot tho people throughout theentire campaign. Itockaway has nodoubt bocn greatly blessed by tillsservant ol God. Tho Bunions havebeen Instructive, correcting In a mostscriptural and logical way Ihe moraldetlclenecs In the most congenialmanner. It can readily be said that(evangelist H a t e is a very able, tal-ented and finished speaker; also aAne musician, this combined with hispersuasive personality lie has a won-derful drawing capacity upon his lis-teners.

Ono of Ma ardent followers writes:

Tho Pnraon from Parslppany just vis-ited our town.

And preached for eighteen nights and, days, on subjects ot renown.And during all the hours in Church,

ho talked, and played and sang,Until the very rafters with the glad

hoiannas rang.I'm Euro w« all feel belter since the

Parson talked to us,Re used no flowery language and he; never made a fuss;

But he made us see a Jesus, who was. real, and kind, and sweet.And he told us that the Saviour laid

: His service at our feelThen he watted till hl3 pleadings (or

accepting Christ should tallInto tho hearts ot all these folks and

make them hear tho call.Oh how he waited eagerly tor us to

toll him thenThat wo were willing to believe in.

Christ, the man ot men.

Now some folks felt uneasy and hesi-

tated quite.

To show their fellow townsfolk thatthey had missed tho Light

B«t the Parson from Paralppany Justnraikil with upraised hand,

And told, the congregation that they'dWre to takes stand. .

Cause Jcaua would not save u s with'. indifference In our hearts,

And each nn seriously III at his homewith pneumonia.

Special revival services were heldin First Methodist Church last weekand will be continued every eveningthis week.

Mrs. A. Trcgenca ot Luxemburg,died on Tuesday from Injuries re-ceived from a fall. Funeral servicesare being held today from her latehome.

The second annual Mother andDaughter dinned will be held in thehigh Bchool "gym" on Tuesday even-Ing ot next week at T o'clock. MissRhoda Harris, former National Y. W.C..A. secretary will be tho speaker.

A baby boy was bora last week toMr. and Mrs. William Champion, otPrinceton Avenue at the home ot toeformer's mother In McFarlan SL

Abe Louis, o t Chestnut Street haspurchased the homo bt Frank A.Rlnchart. comer ot Union Street andRichards Avenue. .

The directors, officers and em-ployees of the Dover Trust Company-with their ladles Tore entertained a tdinner last Tuesday night a t BurntMeadow Inn, a t Kenrll, by Emit G.Kat tennin , president a t the TrustCompany.

Mr. and Mrs. Loula Pasmonlck. otBaker Avenuo are, tl\o prood parentsot a baby girl, born In Memorial Hos-pital, b a t Tuesday.

> Mrs. Louis Squires and children otIronia. a r t visiting relatives In New-port Kens, Va.

Mrs. Dean M. Jackmaln. of Kcnvll.has left tor Lea Angeles, Col., to joinher husband s h o has been there* sev-e n ! months and who is technical di-rector for the L- S. Pinch Chemical

NOTICE Is hereby given that tho following "Local Budget and Tax Or-dinance" was regularly, duly and finally passed at a meeting.ot the Town-ship Committee of the Township ot Denvlllc, in the County of Morris andState ot New Jersey, held on the 26th day of January 1927, and approvedby the Chairman ot said Committee on the 2Gth day of January, 1827.

LOCAL BUDGET OF THE TOWNSHIP,OF DBNVILLE, IN THE COUN-TY OF MORRIS, AND STATE OF NEW JERSEY, for the fiscal year 1927.

This Budget shall also constitute the Tax Ordinance.Dated: January 26, 1927.

DAVID B. SOFIELD,Township Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE relating to Tuxes tor the year of Nineteen hundred' andtwenty-seven. ' , . - . • ' . '

» ' . - - • • . .

BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Committee ot the Township of Dcn-vllle, In the County ot Morris and State of New Jersey, that there shall boassessed, raised by taxation and collected for the fiscal year 1927, the sum ofJ18.S03.61 tor the purpose o( meeting the appropriations set forth in the fol-lowing statement of resources and appropriations to r ' the fiscal year 1927:

.$7,874.23

RESOT'RCESAnticipated Revenues: ' . , ' . • • • 1927Surplus rercnue appropriated 5 4,000.00Miscellaneous revenue anticipated— • •'.

1. Licenses . . . . . ' ,.. : 100.002. Interest and costs '.' 400.00* Franchise Tax . . . . ; . . . ; 2.20O.0O

Gross receipt tax . ; . . -1,500.00 '••

Estimated amount of surplus In Surplus Revenue Account,January 1, 1927

400.00

3.4.5. Poll Tax . U M I ,6. Fire Wardens : . ; 100.00T. Amount to be raised by t a x e s ' . . . . . . ' . . . . . . 18,803.61

. : ' • • • • • " • $37 ,503 ,61APPROPRIATIONS

Icneral Government: . 'Administrative and executive % 1,600.00Assessment and collection ot taxes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,600.00Department of Finance . . . . . ' . 100.00Roads .'. 12,500.00Police 1,209.00Fire Warden M « »Board ot HealthPoor

300.00G00.0D100.00

Elections j . . . . . . . . . . . . . > . 250.00Memorial 100.00Printing and Stationery . . . . . . . , . . . ; 400.00Contingent . . . : . . . . . < 400.00Interest on Current Loans SOO.OOFire Department 700.00Deficit, unexpended balance 1925 103.61Maintenance ot State Aid Boad . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . 100.00Legal Expenses . . : . . . 400.00Bill for 1924 accrued but not presented . . . . . . . . . 00.00Bills tor 1928 accrued but not presented . . . . . . . 200.00Deficit, Trust Account . . . . > . . . . . j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 00.00Library, Dcnvtlle Township ,300.00Emergency Note?. 1926 3,600.00Public Lighting 2,250.00

192G$1,000X0

100.00'400.00

2,200,00400.00400.00

•. 100.0013,733 89

919,533.89

5 1,000.001,600.00

.400.0012,600.00

300.00300.00S00.00100.00250.00

: 69.00700.00

' 400.00400,00.. 00.00

"; • 00.00' -200.00

400.0012.00

v ••:• 00,00361.8950.0000.0C00.00

P r e - I n v e n t o r y

Quality Meats and PoultrlFor t h i s W e e k - E n d

Prime Rib Roast, (best cuts), lb. .

Rib Roast, (blade cuts), lb. - .

Short Forequarters of Lamb, lb. -

PORKSPECIALSShoulder Pork Chops, lb. - - -"National" Brand Bacon, lb. • -Fresh Cali Hams, lb, - - - . 2"Black Hawk" Reg. Smoked Hams, lb. I

Attest:D. a SOFIELD,

Township Clerk.

Approved:' CALVIN lAWIlENCE.

s Chairman of the Tonmsbip Committeeof the Township ot Deavllle, and State

; ot Hew Jersey.

Fancy Dry-picked Frying Chickens,(weighing 3 to tVz lbs. each) lb. -

Fancy Young Hen Turkeys, ^( 8 t o 10 lbs ) lb . - ,-••-- - 5|

or "OovcAloom"tfure CreameryButter, lb. -

National Beef Company"largest Retailers of Moats in America"

Main S t : ^ 1 . 1 ^ RockaialStores in New Jersey, Nef/Yorh, Pennsylvania, Mass.. and Coaa«tta|{

FIRST NATIONAL BANKCHARTERED 18C5

MOBBISTOy N, MjE W JERSEY

3 Per Gent. InterestOn Checklns Accounts of $E0O anil Upward

4 Per Gent. Interest.Paid oil' Savings Accounls of KM and Upward

. '.. Credi ted 'January, April, July, and Octoliei

Sixtyione Years of Successful Public ServiceActs as Executor, Trustee and Guardian '

TrayelftB* Checks.and Letters of Credit to all parts otFlre.Proof Stornge. Booms, SIITC^ VBOJIV Safe Deposit BoiesOFFICERS: H. Ward I*ord, President; Frank D. Aboil, Vlce-Pf;:

Ward Campfcoll, •yice-Prcs.; Menry Cory, Cashier, Vlce-Ptcs.; SowC. Casiey, Aaa't Cashier and TruBt Officer; Prank Q. Millen, Asrt.Cashier; David p . •Williamson, Ass't Caanier. ""DIRECTORS: Theodore P . King, Merchant; Charles W. Eonls, * ;ber ; David H. McAlp'in, Jr^, TrUBtec; H . Ward Ford, rrest tat ; Bu?uel H; Qillesple, L. C. Gillespie & Sons; Arthur A. Mnrsicra, Amer ,Telephone & Telegraph Co.; Frederick W. Ford, Real Estate andB-,,surance; Word Campbell, Vicc-Pre's., Treas. Morris Co. Savings B»ffi;

S e t h B , ThoniaB, Jr., Beth Thomas Clock Co,; Frank D. Abell.WjPrcB.; Eugene V.-Wolah, Real Es ta te ; John C. Welsh, Dairy F w W .Robert E. Burke. Lawyer; Tliomaa W. Streeter, 9im? Petroleum South Street corner. DeHart Street ,MORRlSTOVra, MORRISI COUNTY, NEW JER3BT ;.:|

A M i r ^; WlE;r3m¥SATi7fGS|BA!fKDfBIOBKI8COtrNTr

INTEREST DIVIDENDS PAYABLE AND t••,•••..• :-\;'::-\ '. • ' '••:'•'• 9 H A B T E E W •'• •

JA3CABT, AFBO, JULY AND OCTOBEIt

: , " • A88ETS OTEB «II,000,000

n , / , ^ 1 ! " ^ " * SUW Banks and Trnst Companies areBu*ft and Sartjpi or Thrift "Depositors to such Ins""1"™8ot K % J B e c l a l Pf«MUon ot thtT Swings Bank Laws ot tU

" B U D A HOME FIRST"Advertise iii the Record - It brings r e s «

UI2COJU*

AN APPEAL TO THE MANHOOD OF MORRIS COUNTYGET BACK OF THIS GREAT HUMANE MOVEMENT.

Dover Lodge No. 541, Loyal Order of MooseClub House, Sussex & Clinton Sts. Dover, N. J.

Extends to ifou A Cordial Invitation to Come in With—be one of us

Charter Is Now Open, $10For Limited Time Only

Sick Benefits $9 per week. Over 1400 Members in Dover Lodge, 700,000 in theU. S. A.We Aim to Double Our Membership in Sixty Days.

E have the largest and best Club House in NorthernNew Jersey. Here Members spend their spare mo-ments—enjoy themselves and get imbued with the

controlling thought of the Loyal Order of Moose — TOCARE FOR HUMANITY "From The Cradle to the Grave."

We Protect You In Life—We Protect Your Wife And Kiddies

When You Are Gone.COME IN WITH US and reap the wonderful benefits thisLodge offers. Every member is supplied with ApplicationBlanks— and will be glad to write you up NOW. Or get intouch with any of the following—

BOOSTER COMMITTEEAugustus Hans, Dictator, Dover Lodge, Netcong; Geo. Baldus, Secretary,Dover Lodge, Dover, Phone 847 Dover; Thos. L. Minion, Landing; JohnButler, Dover; John O'Meara, Mine Hill; John Gulick, Kenvil; Wm. Broad-back, Dover; Norman Smith, Dover; Wm. Neubert, Dover; Harry Dobbins,Rockaway; Hy. Schorer, Rockaway; Harry Hatfield, Kenvil; Fred. Meyer,Denville; Frank Keller, Dover; Theodore Payne, Secretary, Booster CommitteePhone 485 Dover. ^ •

Open Charter Fee $10; When Charter Closes Fee will be $25

"No Man everstands so tallorstraight as when hestoopsto help a child"Th bove are the words of the lion, James J. Davis, 8ecretary!of Labor, and Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose.

Rock away Record iEmeriti ut 1'iiRt Office Kot-lsuwuy. N, I. '

in Second Chum Matter... j

AN INTDEI'IONUKNT WEKIUTImiued Every Tliurwluy

OSC'AH I'KISU, I'roaldeut-MunugerSIDNfcY WIM.1NK, Kdllor

Telephone '.''»

A. JtlKht.T lie|-«.

JuKeiih iOlldWui'tli

New

TiK.'ltHDAV. .lANt'AltV 27, H»-7

The (srwit iiilndii In the Kcmtte, lit-

lc(-n Itepublleutm viillni; with the

Deiniierntii, Imvn voted tlmt Frank I,.

Buillh (if Itwlpht, lllliiiiln, nainiid by

(iov'erlKir I,cm Small of IIIIIKIIX u« u

iiiici:e/iii«r to Hiimtor MdKlnloy d«-

('.oannd, In n(it entitled V> take the

(mill of office, lly no votluK 'he Sun-

ale lirtH cHtahlinlicd a iiree.iKluiit which

Incvltiibly will plague II fur yearn to

come,

Whether Col. Trunk' Hmltli did r

; i\ii-«.

Ici ly , lmI Mrtf . H.

i Jlre,I I'YIduy from I'uti'i'Min where Hhe bad

i niK-nt Hiniietlinv w!Hi her

' Mm. William 11.nlli, and )iu»biind.

Mr. nnil Mr». Jom-|i)i SuutKurath, of'

Drchiird utrcet. IIIIVO licf-n on the nick

Hi;! for Heveriil wceku.

IliiKh Hweeiiey returned Suturduy

friiin Florida lifter over a month'u ab-

Hcnce, Mr. and Mm. Cluudo Miller

uud lion liavii also recently returned

from 'I'Mui'lilii where they »in)nt a

month.

Kirn, Stewart It. 1'oer of Orchard

nlmi'i, IIIIM Iniji (on It in (I to her home

for over a week having slipped onunrnlnod herthe loo uud severely

ankle.

Tlio little duiiKlite.r of Mrs.Curry of Church utreut, him

did not upend lorxo sums of '»»«•? I „„ , , „ . t h o (1(,1;tl,r.H r l i r c .

and

tin1

acquired In ciirloiiH wuy» for hi" dec -

(Ion IH « mutter properly HUbJiwt t

Inquiry, but the fact rcmulnf that In

Mr.HJIf'Jlt

M™ lingoweek-end lii

Slebke. Hr.,

Jersey City

I hid case the Hciiilic him denied n

Kent not to tlio Frank U Hinltli e lwl- ^

i:A In Niivninliiir l»ut to the Frank U \ '",'."" w . '

Hmltli appointed by Ilin (lovornor

Tho notion of tli« Heniili! iiccordlngly

to panning on the rl({ht of a (lovornor

U> tiiinie a MiccoxHor for a dooofiHed

or rntlre.il nionilior ran eimlly lie man-

ipulated In IIIIICH to conic mi Hint a

party by trickery In the tmittor of a

lie In :

her pro]>he«li)» ill 11)26. Thto lady lm

uHtdundcil tho cxixinontH of inenfal

teleiiiitliy and mind reading for a

number of yeurs, and to (lute, no one,

Including the Into Harry Houdlnl, lm

been able to discover tho secret o:

her 8Uc:c.(!HH. along these linen. C!ouu

In nnd heuf Minn Kuy answer quu«

tloim nnd bring ono of your own. He

revenlmont may mean the enjoymen

of u really prosperous New Year a

well an the enjoyment tlmt will be

youiH upon the acceptance of

n«nvlll» Kunilny. Imtludlnx Unymond

ami llnnilnliih ArniBtroiig of Holiokun,

and Hoy Uay of New York City.

Mr. mid Mm. Kmll Slpplo of tho

1'ox Illll rond, aro the parentn of II

baby hoy horn hint week. •

Mm. Martin who In Kinking ltor

home with her daughter. Mra. JnmoB

(lullngliur, luid the nilatortunc to fall

mid brenli hur arm. Mr. ISuMltz in

linotlicr who fminil tlio Ice too Blip-

pery find Buffered a broken wrist.

The I'nrwit-Teiiclier Anaoclatlon IH

IVIIIM on Hliool-Off

A liirtfn tiiimber of vnthunlttHtlc

Hlioutoru fintliered Siiturduy aftornaan

nt the North MorrlH Oun Club, A

apodal prl/.o o[ ii 21 pound turkey,

given by John Uramii, of Buecmmnnii,

won tho Incontlvo for a lot of good

•' neuron, nnil nftcr two nlioiit-off» K wan

taken home by II Ammormnn, of Mor-

rlH l'lalna, Motz, Colllct, 8. C, Oarrl-

»onr DoroiniiH, Bqulrca and Hoyor

r wore tho Hhootorfl Ammormnn had tc

l f t C l l l t d l dtlofent. Colllct van iiocond nndDaratnuH tlilrv-aion-wiva takon to tho hospital atMorrlstown,; liut no slgnB of injurywas found on him, Ha roslilos inIlowlbyvlllo, Dover.

thlcordial Invitation. The Smllcttu SIB-torn in "Hits ot Variety"; O'Nell andMack In "The 1'ourflunhora" nnd TinC. II. 4 with tholr "Harmony nnd III!nrlty" complete the 1)111.

"Tlio (lay Docoivor", a comodjdrama featuring Low Cody, Ciirmo:Myorti and Dorothy PhllUjM In tinphotoplay attraction thoBo tlireo days.It IH tlio true Htory of tho lifo of anmtlneo Idol, (lay, daring, full oiinap and Hparltlo—hero In uncorked avlntago of film ontortalnmont you'lcall groat. Don't miss Itl

Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-day are the dayn slatod for tho ilhiplayof Honnld Coleman nnd VHma HankyIn "The Winning of Barbara Worth",tho plcturlzntlon of the famous novelof the sumo name by Harold BollWright. A talo of tho dosort. It dealswith tho surveyor and tho Bottler,tholr dreums and the realization of

for which our Wont 1B famous.It Is estimated Hint ton million peo-ple arc, at present, reading tills pap-ular tnlo In Dorlnl form In the load.Ing nowspapern of our country. Thonowho hnvo complotod tho atory will(Ind all the salient features of theilramatlc narvatlvo presorvotl,.Harry Langdon will bo soon in his

now fonture comedy "Saturday Aftor-noon" on thoao throe days also.

Another opportunity Content Mon-day evening. Don't forgot to arriveearly.

NewPlayhouesTheatre Dover

«I0,MI In ClifCks Ilnciinliod Hy LateVT, W. Cutler

In chocking up his lioolta StateTrcflBuror William Ilood dlsoovoroilthat tho Into Circuit Court Judge W.W. Cutlor, of Morrlatown, had failedto ensh eight chocks amounting to510,1-11.CS, Tho matter wan called totho attention of the treasurer hy thoMorrlatown. TruBt Company. Thotreasurer started nn invcntlgntlon nnd(Uncovered Hint twonty-llvo chooltB Inall dntlng mostly from 1000 had boonuncashod,. A numbor of thorn werofor $00O.CC, a fow for (l>00 and'onofor $141.00. '

The Into Judge Cutler's mUc.vy wim81(1,000 a year BO that tho total oftho chocliH roproaentoil a yoar's wage.

Tho Girl? gcoutB will hold t)iolrmooting on Tuoadny evening of noxtwook nn usual at 7:15, .

Tho bill for compulBoryftuto liabil-ity lncumnco, now llofnro tho Loglu-laturu, which particularly Intoronwtho Fcdoratod Club womoti who willtills yoar 'as Inat, cooperate wlttCommleolonor Dill la putshlng lilt bllltIs HOUBO JO, by Mt. Comstaok, rotor'r.dd to tho Judiciary committed,

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NOTICENOTICB in hereby, given to tlio leg-

al votors of tho School District ofthe Township of Kockaway, In .thoCounty ot Morris tlmt tho annualmooting for tho election of tltroomcraborn 'of tho Board of Hducntionwill bo hold at th« Mt. Hope Schoolhousoon Tuesday, Fobruary 8, 19S7,at throo o'clock P. M.

Throo mombore will bo elected forthroo yoara. >' ..Tho polio will ronmln opon ono

hour, nnd as much longer an may bonccenenry, to ennhlo nil the legalvotoru pronoiit to cast their ballots.

At said meeting will bo submlttodtho quoatlon ot vptlnr'n tax for thofollowing purpoaoa:,, '

For Carront Bxponcoa.., .(38,000,00For Ropnlra'ttnd

Rdplacomcntn ' i . ; . . . . , . ^ 2,000.00Tlio, total amount thought

to bo nocossiiry Is .:..,.'.," .W.OOO.OO! Tho following propositions vtll hinlso submitted: '. ' • \'\.

llonolvod, That tho. Board ot Eilucntlon ho u'uthorlzod to rccolvo 53,831,3from the United Statos Nnyy for Htknago ilono and place enmo in tlio Ccpair Account. |

ncsohod.Tlmt tho Board ot Eduia.tlon ho nuthorlzcil to borrow if nic-cnaary J.1,600 for' UBO, IIJI tho ItopaliAccount. " , ' '

Roaolvcd, That the Board of Eilucntton ho authorlsaa to Iranefor $24.{(from tho Bonus and Interest Accout/ito tho Current Expanse Account. |

DatoA Oils 2tith day ot January. 1027,"" O. W.'HAIX,

District Clerk,

Dress Prints Specially Pricedir t» vnlurgo btr

or worn-

"ihi: woman who uii|/loyn hî r IC-IHU

wurilriilii' will n'UBu the value of tlitue

lirinm for waking Hutvtul pr.-tty houne

liii; fruckii for KyrliiK Wear.All faut raloi-B in B numli'ir of uprltslitly imttcrfiii.

HI'UC(AI.LY I'iilCIJl) AT

37c yard

Playcloth for Kiddy ClothesMothers will uppreciate the beautiful linen floluli of

tliln sturdy fabric iijadu L'«|ie(:!ally for tlio little onei).

Fuot colorn In utrlpeH and plalu culorii that aro mnartu» well u« wear rcxMlng.

29c yardRichelieu Silk Undertimes

Tho vogue of (tilk fur unilbrthlnc;H |H greiitly ntliiiulalnii,

tlio progrcBH In manufneturo which hnn brought the (,,,t 0J

ruyoii goods almont to tho level of good colton.

V(-'«t» I genuine rayon, well tailored nnd unioiiHily ij

lulled

69cllloomerH, amply proportioned to lit conifurUlih/ «m,tlc wnli(t und knon liamln—-colors, peach nnd HCKII

Hlchclltm i'ettlbloomerii, of heavier rayon fulirlc, »wldo uhlrrlng and two elastic IIHIMIK at the kiue, in VKliencoek blue, honna nnd nand

$2.45

The Geo- Richards Co,Dover, New Jersey

Q

Mat. dntly Ailiulnhlon 10c & 25c

Ktwilnff I'rlcoK Hntiirdiiy Matinee

Thursday and FridayLAST SHOWINGSGcorgo O'Urlon In

"The Blue Eagle"llwwn twice each ovenlng 7, & 9:30

Asnociato Foature •NOnMA BHiaAHEIt In

"A Slave of Fashion"Shown onco at 8:20

Song CJor-tuno "Motlior Fin a IIOBOon Me"

Patho News

SATURDAYBUCK JONES in

"30 Below Zero"Comedy "Havo Courago" .

, Novelty "BortU Mark,"Pathe News '

Watlnco Only—"Fighting with Buffalo3111." Another fine prlzo given away.

In the Matter ot tho Kututo ofTHOMAS U LASH, Rcceniieii.

On Petition for Salo of I/BfldntoPayDobtH.OHDEll TO SHOW OAUSIf

Lillian I, Luoli, Administratrix otthe liHtate of Thomas H, Lanh, tato and dobU of Raid Intcntoto, wlioro-liy lt,n|)|icar» tlmt tho poreonal Kit-tntfc of tho fiair] Tliomus II, hanli, do-ceimcil, In InsuTlclont to pay IIIH dobtfiand rcquoHtlng the aid of the Court Intho premises,

IT IS THKUKUPON on this 21«t dayof .January, A. I). 1027, ORDJSnBDtlmt all portions Interested In tholands, toncmonts, horcdltamentH nndreal estate of tho mid' Thomas It.Lnsh, deceased, appoat, before tijldlourtj at the Court House in tlio Town

of Morrlstown, In tlio Couhty.pf Mor-rlB n»dl State of Now Jorsoy, oil tlio25th day of Mufoh/ ,1927, tit i; teno'clock In tho forenoon to show, caunowhy m much of tlio unld lands, tono-inonts, horodltatmonts ana real estateof tho-unlil Thomas II, U s h , doconsni],should not ho sold Bs will bo Bumcientto pay his debts.

It Is further. Ordered .Hint tills or-

MON. and TUES.BEN LYON In •:

"The Savage"Comedy "Honeymoon Hospital"

Wed., Thurs., Fri.. SPECIAL CAST IN

"Womanpower"Comedy "Raggedy UOBO"

Patho NewB

NOTICENOTICE lBhoroby givon to tho legal

voto'rs of tho School District of theTownship of Donvlllo. in tho Countyof MorrlB, that the/nnnual mootingfor the oloctlon of ono member cf thoBoard of Education will bo hold atthe Donvlllo * School Houso on Tiios.dF 8. W27. nt 7i30 o'eloct

will ho olectod for

be

Oho memuor3 years, ,,'.. .

Tha polls will rom«ln opon ^hour, and na much longer na may benoooesnry to onablo all legal votorspresent to cast their ballots,

At enld mooting will bo sulimlttedtho question ot voting n tax forfollowing purpoacs:

For Cuvront Hxponso ,.'., $2li,97(i,oi>Por Repairs nnd

Ileplacomento 1,450.00For Improving School

„ 0r0UI"I» BOO.00Tho total amount thought to '

bo necessary is , 3 7 | 9 2 r , i 0 0ualed thin clghtoonth day of Jan

unry 1027, w . A

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WOltlllN COUNTY Oltl'HANS

27,

Ikaway RecordK OCHAH'A V It E C 0 if I» Fire

j SDAV•-. JANIJAFtV 27, 1027

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Ui-nvillc ,m,l M t Tatar at her I,,,,,,,'. „„Thursday Afternoon.

lid Mrii, Joseph II. Jackson

ltli. to Florida, expecting to re-i,mt In March.

Engineer Wlnfred C. llop-|firil tlie annual meeting of

lunly Unglneera' Association of J,,, a | Trenton Tueuday.1 i mi and K.

! from their opponents, while Kleley| and L. Handera took overy series

Wen Hller t Hartford, CL; from their opponents. After thegame rerreshmonts were served tothe visitors and a good time was hadhy all.

The HcHkauay I',lrk Lakes QuoitTeam consisting ,,t Fred Nixon, Fran-ces Kleley, Kenneth Sanders and Leo.Sanders visited Mt. Hope, Wednesdayevening to play the Ml. Hope Miners.

Park Lakes Team was very con-wl|_|«lBtanl throughout the evening. Nix-

Stlckli.- of Essex County, wa»!'"' an. M. The DinnerM'hicli is being prepared by the ladlesof the Baptist Church will be servedby the members of the KIwaniB andKotary Clubs. Miss Hhoda Harris, aformer National Y. W. C. A. secretary,who is now devoting her full time topublic speaking will he the guest ofhonor and the speaker of the evening.Mr». A. (1. Boll will serve as chair-man of tlie evenings program. Thruthe cooperation of Miss Mahle Sweetof the High School faculty u line mus-ical program Is heing arranged, Ev-er) mother is urged to come and bringher daughter and in case of not hav-ing one adopt one (or the occasion.To fully appreciate the program thedaughter should be at least twelveyears of age. Though if necessarymothers who might otherwise be pre-vented from coming might bringyounger daughters.

Tickets nt 7Gc each may lie secur-ed from Mrs. Charles Clark, 'phone475-M, chairman of the ticket com-mittee or from the Y. M. C. A. OfficeDover 1120.

A line community committee undertile chairmanship of Mrs. CharlesWhite has been In charge of arrange-ments for the dinner. Members ofthis committee are: Mrs. E. O. Wil-son, Mrs. Ed. Jensen, Mrs. HoraceKraft, Mrs, Theodore Andrews, MrB.Roger Bruland, Mrs. C. N. Best, MrsK. J. Nprthey, Mrs. H, 0. McISlroy,Miss H. M. Ely. Mrs. Ed. Jenkhu,Mrs. W. E. Goldsworthy, Mrs. Mac-kerly, MrB. M. C. Havens, Mrs. GeorgeDuck, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs, H. A.IScyer, Mrs. J. H. Earle, Mrs. S. Mlntz,Mrs, Walter Faust, Miss Evelyn Toye,Mrs. .1. 13. Larsen, Mrs. G. A. Ottoson, Mrs. Edward Milo, Mrs, John

I I)icker8on, Mrs. William Cooper. Mrs.Charles Evelockner, Mrs. NormanCrater, Mrs. Wilhur Bolen. Mrs. W.IC. Trenlierth and Mrs. CharlesThompson.

Ilubert U Murphy, Morris CountyProbation officer and county adjuster,In his annual report to Judge Wilsonallows receipts as probation officer of$22.20i>.r.l) tor the support of families,and $10,400.47 from fines and costs,the latter amount having been turnedover to County Treasurer Oeorge W.Downs

As county adjuster, Mr. Murphy re-ceived for the support of Indigent pa-tients In state and county institutions¥5.380.70. Of this amount $4,590.69was paid Mr. Downs, flOS.M the StateVillage of Epileptics and $080.45 tothe Slate Hospital at Morris Plains.

The receipts for fines and coatsshow a decrease because practically

This -was fumlBhed by a all lines levied were rnado payablefly company. The suit will likely(to Irlal In tlio Mny Torm of theremo Court.

1 "Dry»"'ln Morris County wonIher victory Tuesday afternoon|n In the closing minutes of theml Jury session, the mcmborHI to pirns n resolution, Introduced

["no of Its number, recommendingJ tlii> State Legislature nppcnl thofort Act. Thnt tho Jury had con-

I such n resolution wan learnedthe foreman, Rlclinrd W. Mc-of IVhlppany had handed up

Age C Frarildln Wllaon 49 ln-ments.

'•IO following nowly elected officersah Lmlgo, a branch of Clti-

[»' Lodse, I. 0. 0, F. were InstalledPrWay evening: Noble Grand,Matthews: Pant Grand,. Edith

nr, Vlco-Grnnil. Emma Doremus;"'ding Secretary, Thalia Dear-ii Financial Secretary, Jean Rhod-

Clmplin, "ICnthorlno Redmond;""Uier; Helon Hunnoh; Warden,

Dru'nii! ebnduotor, Lottie* " i Right SupOFt Noble Grand,c«n Mroolts; 'Left Support Noble»

NEW PLAYHOUSE i

That HWifl-moving tale ol iht high \»ean "The JJIUL- Eagle" will have Itullnal shou'ingH at IIIB Suw HuyliouBnTheatre, ThurHiliiy and Friday. It IHone of the Uncut stories of tlic menanil ships of Hie American Nuvy dur-ing the war yet produced, and uufolitawith absorbing Interest a tale of loveand tattle tliat will long remain In tliememory of those who nee it. Thin Indecidedly the kind uf picture that noone should mlaa.

It will be Dliowii twice each even-ing at 7 and 8:20, whllo the imsoclatefeature "A Slave of Fashion" with

' Norma Shearer will lie sliowu onceonly at 8:20.

A song car-iune "Mother 1'ln u ltoseOn Me" and the latem rathe NeWHcompletes thin wonderful program.

"30 Delow Zero", Fox Film'8 latent1 rcleaBe, starring the fumed WesternerBuck Jonefi, will l>e the feature for

, Saturday. In thin fltory of the wildadventures of a wild young man, tliete1B [ilenty of action as a result of a veryinteresting plot. The n«eni>» are laidin the wlldu of Droadway anil the

• wilds of the north woods. The loveInterest )s very pronounced and Homeof the stunts performed hy Buck areof the kind to make an nudlence griptheir seats. An outstanding featureof . foet. more or leBs/Bouth-

rly and at right anglcB from,the oaldcenter line of The Morris and EssexRailroad; thence (4) Northeasterly,one huhdrod ton (110) foot, more orICBK, on a curve to the loft having- aradius of one hundred (100) feet, ton point; Bald point being distantninety-live (95) feet, more or less,southerly and nt* right angles fromtho Bald center lino of Tho Morrisand Esnox Railroad; thenco (5) Nortyi-eautorly ono hundred fifty (1G0) feet,more ,or less , to a point; said paintbeing twenty (20). feet, more or logs,northerly • and at right nngloe fromsaid center Una of The Morris andKBBOX Railroad, thence (G) Easterly,two hundred ilftcon ( 2 1 0 feet, nioroor les», on a curvo to tlio right to apoint (a the center ot theFranklin,Road.

Section II. It Is furthor ordainedthat tho grade of Franklin Road nschanged nnd rolbcatcd Id accordancewith Section 1. of this ordinance boand: tlio same hqrelty IB fixed nnd eotabllshod KB follows:

BI5Q1NNINO at a point In tho preesent grade lino of Franklin Road, mildpoint being fifty (DO) feet, more o;lctm, distant northeasterly from tindividing line ot lands of. the MountainIce Company and lands of EdmundVanderbllt; thence (1) Ono hundrcueighteen1 (118) foet, moro or loos, onthe present descending grado otFranklin Road to n point; ttienc(2) Fifty (GOlfcot on a vertical curvethenco (3) Four hundred forty-flv.(446) foet, mor,o or lens, on a six i>coent descending firado to a point;thenco (I) Fifty (CO) tect on n vor-tical curvo; then (6) Three l\undrofltwenty-eight (328) feet, moro or lens,on a lavol grado to a point; thenc(G) Pifty'(CO) feet on a vortical c u mmooting tho present ffrnda of Frank,lino Stioct .

Section IK. And -It, It further ordalncd that all tliat part ot tho cxlol

An Ordliuinco (« Vncate ft CertainHlretl or lllKhirttf In the Townshipdf Deinll lc .

VVUEI1UA3, the Township Commit-tee of the Township of JJenvlllo, intho State of New Jersey, did approvefor llllng on the seventh day of May,1H2I, a curtain map entitled "Rlver-dulo 1'nrk, Oonville, N. J." upfin whichmap there wu» a rlght-or-way, streotor highway designated aa "RiverTrail" running along the northorlyboundary of the property adjoiningthe Hockav.uy Itlvor and connectingwith HIvcrdalo Drive on said mapthrough ii tract of land directly Bustof nnd adjoining Lot 25 on said map.The propotry on which said road,Btreet, highway or rlght-of-wny IBlaid out IB described as fol lows:Hounded on the North by the Rock-away River1, on the Eaat by landB ofone Stickle, on tho South by tho StateHghway nnd the Morris County

Traction Company ,nnd on tho Westby lands of George H. Fostor;

And, Whorcas, tho owner of saidands afterwards, to wi t : On the llret

day ot Bepotmbcr, 1020, submitted arevised map, said map omitting theHtroot, road or highway or right-of-way, designated »8 "Hlvcr Trail" andhanging a tract of land entering

'River Trail" from Riverside Drive byIncluding a portion thereof In a newlot designated as Lot No. 20;

And, Whereas, tho owner of theland upon which tho said streot lalocated has requested of tho town-ship committee tho vacation (hereof;

And It further appoarlng tliat theamo lias not been occupied or open-id by tho Township of Danville oriy tho owner for public travel, nl-liougli claim Is made that It has be-.onie dedicated for public uno;

And It further appearing that tho>ubllc Interests will bo bettor serv-!d by releasing said lands from suchledlcatlon.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR-)AINED by tlio township committeeif the Township of Dcnvillo In thebounty of Morris and State ot NewlerBoy, that the public rights In ealdtrcot, road, highway or right-of-wayml on the lands where tho name hasicen located be entirely released and'Xtlngulfhed, and that tho street,oad, lilgliwny or right-of-way bo and

tlio same IB hereby vacated. •This ordinance Bliall take effect a s

novldod by law. . 28t2

Rub Rheumatic PainFrom Aching Joints

Rub Pain right out wltft »ma(ltrial bottle of old"St. Jacobi Oil."

. Stop' "dosing" Rheumatism.It's pain only; not one case in fifty

requires internal treatment. Rubsoothing, pmemting: "St. Jacobs Oil"right on the "tender spot," and by thetime you say . Jack Robinson—outcomes the rheumatic pain anil distress.

St_ Jacobs^ Oil" is a harmjesi theu-matiim liniment which never disap-points and doesn't barn the ikiii Iitakes pain, torcnesi and stiffness fromaching joint), muscles and bones;•tops sciatica, lumbago, tnckache endneuralgia.

Limber up I Get a small trial bottleof old-time, honest " S t Jacobs OH"from any drug store, and in a mo.ment, you'll be free from pains, achesand stiffness. Don't suffer I Rubrheumatism away.

PUT CREAM IN NOSEAND STOP CATARRH

Tells Hoiv Jqi Open C l o s e d Nos-trlls nnd End Ik-ml-l olds.

Von loci lino in a 11»cold In lieuJ u r t.,, t , 11Your i logged nu«tril« «ni"«..J;Mr liaunffct of jour Inn,I «| |) ,]you cnii brtntlio (rculj, K« ,„„•—i, lictidachoi no hawking,

TOUft diauJlllr/Tntt t.r , 1 M . r.

YourgMlC.

Jo,

new, liotidachoi no hawking.Bracou. dueharget or drynct?filing for brtnUi at niglit, '

ir a n d• ..' d u l l .Muftling,no strug.

In Ink Make 1'oopl* Think

January, 1927. nl 8 P. M., lit which time and »|U, for Bit Imooting tho opproprintlons.Bot forth in the following statement«•and appropriations for tho llscal year 1927. ,Bstlmated.Amount of Surplus Ro«-onuc. January 1, W

RE9OURCKSAnHclpattd Itoftnten t

surplus Revonuo Appropriated .Miscellaneous Revenues—

Franchlao Tax ' ..OroBB Rccofpts Tax ,Bus Franchise Tax ..Poll Tax "

Amount to bo raised by Taxation

IBt 6 003 00

APPROPRIATIONSAdministrative and Kxocutlvo } HO3 00Assessment and Collection of Taxes 2,1Z">00Pepartment of rinanco . . . , v 100 00W w n HnllInterestForest Flrc3 .. , " r<Street I.lglitlng . . . .Advertising, Audit and Printing' .','..'. ' ', '"Health "'Poor ' ' ' "Memorlnl . . . . "Roads .",'.','Snow Removal . ",'..' ', "liioOOOFor State Aid Roads , , . , .'. , 9

a TAXI callTn mid CloBf>S Curs

(ANTLEEKIt Water Bottles

| e lient wo over liad. Fln-Lra Rubber, moulded Inllcce, no they can't leak.Itches, Beams, spllceo or

mtced for two ycllro.

$2.50

I GERARD'S

KVEY BLAHCHABD & CO.

Manufacturer* ofAY IIAHD.MADE AXES

ifltb or without bandiesi of Edge Tool* and Lawn

(Mowere Sharpened,Phone Boeksvny 71

B. WHITHAMliner and Fonerel Director

jierWce and prompt attention] to all calls, day or nighttelephone Bockaway 78

Bockanay, N. J.

Water IfJKidneys Bother| a Tablespoonful of Salts If

. Palm or Bladder laIrritated

iyo'ir kidneys by drinklnpr a quart"r tjch day, lalso take salts occa-, says a noted authority, who

J that too much rich food fonro•nidii almost paralyse tlic kidney,| r crtoris to expel it from tin

Ihcy become . sltifrgish an., t'icn you'may, suffer with ,

m"n hthia, and has been used foro telp flush and stimulate alnfr-

^neyi; also to neutralize the.acidsr>Mcm so they no longer irritate,S'cn relieylriff bladder weakness.T ™ s is inexpensive; can .not In-f o makes a delightful efferves-pa-water drink, • By all meantour physlclnn examine your kid-' lean twice a 'year, •

I S BESTCLEAR UP UGLY,

ROKEN OUT SKIN

.breaking but or skin irritationJ'l i1 • o r b o d y i '* overcome

1 7 npnlying Mcntlio-Sulph«r(_noted skin specialist, Became5trm destroying properties, hofli-'.wtr been found to take the

• l ' ™ s sulphur preparation thatJ. j ? 9 *i>e from the itching,

wr heals ectema right. -•- skin dear and smooth,tails to relieve the torment

. rfement.' A • little jar 'of•jMwthn-Sulphur ,way. be;ob-

Moving anill Trupkirig

nJNIGHT

Ended overnight

GEORGE W. GARDNERTel. Morrlstown IW2.J

WtOKKSSIOSAI. KNCilNKKK and

U N I ) SDKVEVOH

Iilccimt No. {21

1 Wetmore A?e. Morrlslown, N. I

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HAVE DARK HAIRAND LOOK YOUNG

Nobody Can Tell When YouDarken Gray, Faded Hair

With 8age Tea

Grandmother kept her hair beauti-fully darkened, glossy and attractivewith a brew of Sage 1'ea and Sulphur.Whenever her hair took on that dull,faded or itreaked appearance, tliij sim-ple mixture was applied with wonder-ful effect. By asking at any drug itorefor "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-pound," you will get a large bottle oithis old-time recipe, improved by theaddition of other ingredienti, all readyto use, at very tittle cost. Thii sim-ple mixture can be depended upon torestore natural color and beauty to thehair.

Well-known druggists tay everybodyuses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com-pound now because it darkens so natur-ally and evenly that nobody can tell ithas been applied—it's so eaiy to use,too. You simply dampen » comb orsoft brush and draw it through yourhair, taking one strand at a time. Bymorning the gray hair disappears; af-ter another application or two, it is re-stored to it! natural color and looksglossy, tolt and beautiful,

GEOEGI! E. CHAMPTONGENEItAL CONTBACTOn

Carpebtef and BuilderEstimates Olren

Jobbing a Specialty

Itl it t. O. Boi IIBOCKAHAI, M. 1.

Gar StorageSpaces for Rent$6.00 per month

Steam Hooted Garage

Call Rockaway 133

Economy Garage

Lewis A. StraitScranton Coal, all sizes

Sawed WoodPROMPT DELIVERIES

Office and Yards atLACKAWANNA STATION

Rockaway N. J.

CLASSIFIED

Q&jaa ACTION

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JMA MODMKN elvllzntlontlii' nldH t« good hciilth. Our Hap-|iy I'lumlHir ID IU ttic Flrut Aid brl-Kddc ready u> lielp your bathroom

• « # < f l B l u l B 0 C K A WAY BECQBP iiMy,

The Following Merchants Sell Qualily Merchandise-That Is Why They Sell

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Have you had your Java this morning? What can bemore delightful for breakfast these snappy mornings,than cup of the famous ROYAL SCARLET COFFEE—to introduce to your breakfast table, we are offeringfor one week only

5 1b. for $2.75and lib.FREE

BREAKFAST SPECIALlib. Royal Scarlet Coffee11b. Home-made Sausage

1 pkg. Conover's Buckwheat. , Reg. F>rice S1.18

Combination Price 98c

Meg. Fife

Quality and Low PricesTelephone 73

SPECIALS for FRI. and SAT./One Pound each of National Biscuit Fig NewtonA lta* w«\Lorna Doone, and One Package of Uneeda Bisuuit/ 5 9 c

Combination Price 49c/ O n e Pound Can Royal Scarlet CoffeeI One Can Pet Evaporated Milk^ O n e Jar Premier Strawberry Preserve?

One Pound Prunes

Combination Price 97cCampbell's Soups

1 Celery Soup • g*% #%1 Ox-Tail Soup JPM J\g%I Tomato Soup « W

16 qt. Basket Baldwin oror Greening Apples - • 65c

Chuck Roast, lb. - - - 22cR i b R o a s t , l b . ••••'•;.•• • ••• 2 9 cPlate Meat, lb. • • v 10c

of Lamb, lb. • • - 3fcBreast of Lamb, 2 lbs. for 25cLoin of Pork, lb. • • - 29cFresh Hams, lb. • • -30cSmoked Cala Hams, lb. • 22cSwift Premium Hams, lb. 34cHome- ade Sausage, lb. - 35cFresh Fowl, lb. - - • 39cRib Lamb Chops, lb. • • %

Entertain with biscuitWe have a large assortment

VISIT OUR CRACKER DEPARTMENT

A. J. MeCabeTelephoned

41 Hibernia Avenue Rockawayi • • • ' • < • • • • . •'

Groceries and ConfectioneryTry National Biscuit Company ',:

Eddy's Lunchand Lunch

Wall Street* feockaway

We ServeNationalBiscuit Elf Oyster Crackers

with Soups and: Oyster Stews

•CIGARS;K;CIGARETTES.and a full line ofTOBACCO

L Diodato7c™ , TeIephone202.R75 Maple Avenue Rockaway

GroceriesAND—

Imported Olive Oils—ALSO—

138 Franklin Avenue ; Rockaway, N. J.?G^CEM^i||pjvMEATS:::and^CONEEc1iONlRY:*';::-:;::

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- Ask for a Pound ^ Rational Biscuit GoihpanyMANEALAY BISGlJITr-a nemxpmbinationof Smyrna Figs* witht'-'a delicious cake.

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