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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
ALONG THE AMBOY DIV.


Special Flags" seven girls, No. 7
school.
Recitation, Suppose" Ella
Mount, school No. 8.
Exercise, Rainbow" girls of
school No. Q.
Song. For Children's Day." seven
girls and two boys, school No. 4.
Essay, Progress in Travel" Her
bert Butcher, school No. 6.
Recitation, Easy Lessons" Elmer
Thomas, school No. 5.
Recitation, VASE" Ella Lewis,
Exercise, "seashore," boys from
school No. 2.
Song, Come to the Forest" fif-
teen pupils, school No. 2.
Recitation, Eyes, I'm Guilty"
Huldah Ely, No. 6.
Making a Flag" fifteen pupils,
school No. 8.
Essay, 1.-The Skyman," written by
Leonard Franklin) Grace Okerson,
school No. 2.
Song, Vacation Song" all schools
Address, County Superintendent II.
Brewster Willis.
Address, Rev. Samuel ]. McClena-
CHAN.
Reports of teachers.
Reports of Supervising Principal
Harris Jemison.
Distribution of eighth and fourth
year diplomas and attendance %certifi-
Gates.
Singing, America" all.
Eighth year graduates: Mildred
Apologize, school No. 2; Jessie
Morse, school No. 2; Grace Okerson,
school No. Q; Leonard Franklin,
school No. 2; Frank Joslin, school
No. 2; Herbert Butcher, school No.
6: Myrtle McChesney, school No. 2;
Henry Mount, school No. 6.
Pianists, Miss Edna Emmons, Miss
Clara Mount, Mrs. H. A. Jemison.
Ushers, Addison Ely, Earl Collins,
Alfred Dreyling, Warren Dey.
Let the NEWS tell your Wants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
PLANS PROGRESSING FOR
BIG FAIR AT sP0TSW0OD
ec;o1t n the NEWS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Spotswood. June 23.-Plans for
the fair and festival to be held by the
Enterprise Hook and Ladder Com
pany, on July 20, are progressing
rapidly. John Bell, chairman of the
fair committee, and Howard
Kelley, secretary of the same, have
made arrangements for the use of
Whitney hall and DEVICES lawn,
which adjoins that structure. Dane
ing will be enjoyed in the hall.
Following are the subcommittee
appointed:
Purchasing Committee-Wilitam
H. Hulit, Oscar Jones and John Shelf
field.
INSTRUMENTATION H. Dill,
William X. Irons and Howard Kill
ley.
Grounds-Joseph Hodapp, Jr.
Tent and Building-William K.
Irons.
Soliciting-Misses Snowhill, Coz
zens and Kelley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
OLD BRIDGE

Abner Green, the genial clerk at
w. M. Appleby's Sons, and Floyd E.
Rue are enjoying a weeks vacation
at Washington, D. C.
Robert Frity, Of Bridgeton, is
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Beebe, at the "Burdell."
Henry Selover, of South Amboy,
visited his mother, Mrs. Frank Sc
lover, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Rusher, Of Main
street, spent yesterday with Mrs.
Jack Sheldon, Of New York city.
Master Harold Rusher Is spend
ing a weeks vacation with his grand
mother, Mrs. William Reid, of Nor
ganville.
Mrs. George Rusher, sr., has re-
turned home after a short visit with
relatives at Long Branch.
James Minor spent Tuesday even
ing with friends at South Amboy.
Mrs. Scott, of Willow avenue,
spent Wednesday with her daughter
Mrs. Nathan Roller, of Spotswood.
Misses Susie Reid and Edna Os'
borne attended the high school com
~mencement held In the K. of P. hall
South Amboy, Thursday evening, and
were the guests of Mrs. Bert Selover
Of broadway.
Game Warden Charles Stegul-
ward, of South Amboy, was a bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday.
The O. B. T. A. G. will entertain
the st. Agnes Lyceum, of New
Brunswick, Saturday afternoon, or
the home grounds. Bloo1good aDd
Apple safe will be In The points fcl
tho locals.
Miss Evelyn Green is 7~isitiI.s Will
! the Misses Clark, of Perta An,boy.
Tao horrible accident WednesGa!
evening in which Master Norman
Cottrell was killed and Mr.. and Mrs
John H. Cottrell severely injured ant
scalded, has cast a heavy gloom over
the entire community.
A select party was held ar tht
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Il
Squire, Of Fern avenue, Weinrsda.
evening, in honor of Miss FranCj'
Rhuarber. Games, vocal and 1nstru
mental music were enjoyed to a lat,
hour, after which the guests partool
Of a most dainty luncheon prepared
by Mine Hostess Mrs. Squire, afte.
which the jolly crowd returned t.
hostess of a most enjoyable time
About thirty young people were
present from Spotswood, Runyon
Old Bridge and other nearby towns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
MONROE ENDS
SCHOOL YEAR
Exercises We're Held in
Jamesburg Church.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Jamesburg, June 23:-Though
boasting of a schoolhouse at Half
Acre that cost the taxpayers over
seven thousand dollars and erected
with the purpose of holding their
graduating exercises, the pupils and
friends Of the schools of Monroe
township were compelled to journey
to Jamesburg, yesterday afternoon,
where the closing day exercises OF
the township schools were held in
the Presbyterian church. The edl-
fee was filled and the exercises were
a credit to the teachers. The pro-
gram follows:
Singing, Greeting Song" all
schools.
Invocation, Rev. Samuel J.. Nc
Clenaghan. .
Greeting" Eric Ulrich, school
No. 4.
Recitation, Picnic Times Sarah
Ely, school No. 6.
Flag drill, twelve girls No. 2
school.
Essay, "~Insurrection Of Mexico
Mildred Apologize, school No. 2.
Dialogue, Helping Each Other"
Wilton Dey and Albert Wolf, school
No. s.
Recitation, Driving Home the
Cows" Chester Chapman, school No.
Vocal solo, THE Voice of the
Woods" Katie Schwartz, school No.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
Jam ESBUR G

A strawberry festival will be given
by the Jamesburg cornet band Fri
day evening in Lange's hall, the pro-
ceeds going thowards the purchase
of uniforms and supplies. Help the
good cause along.
The reception given Wednesday
night in Lange's hall by the Juniors
of the local high school to the senior
class, was a very enjoyable affair.
Guests were present from all the
surrounding towns. Refreshments
were served. Music was furnished
by an orchestra from South River
for the dancing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
GRAN

Mrs. Walter McDougall entertain
ed the class Of 1911 and the teachers
in the high school Tuesday after
noon. Those present were Miss
Elizabeth Fewsmith, Miss Georgia
Mutt, Miss McClenaghan. Sara Per-
rine, Olive Petty, Helen Butcher and
Mary McDougall.
Warren Voorhees,, Of Jersey City,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
Jacob Voorhees,.
The Misses Laura and Julia Scud-
der are spending a few days with
Jasper Hutchinson and family.
Miss Sadie Appleget spent We'd
nesday in Trenton.
Mrs. U. G. Hagaman and children,
of Atlantic City, are spending some
time with Mrs. A. S. Cole,
Miss Georgia Mutt is the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Fewsmith in Camden.
ors. H. J. Butcher and Miss Helen
Butcher entertained Miss Olivia Petty
and Miss Mary McDougall at dinner
Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
Special Closing Notice.
Tired and worn out sales people cannot
give the BEST service.

In our endeavors to give our patrons the
best and a thoroughly up-to-date progress
,sive store service, we have decided that
lfter July list and until further notice we
will close this store at 8 P. NJ. instead of
s P. M, on Fridays and we feel as
sured that you will recognize the advan-
tags this movement will mean to you and
ais" to our employees.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23

Those Parasols we have left marked
up to the former prices We Will specially
reduce for tomorrow. Exceedingly stylish
s~unshades in many stunning effects; 10
rib frames on fancy handles, with silk
covers In black and white effects, Persian
patterns, solid coIors, etc. Your choice
of these $3.50 and $500 values J IN
for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
SPOTSWOOD MAN NEARLY
RUN DOWN AT HELMETTA
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

SpNSESt wv 49, 'o
Jamesburg, June 23:-But for the
timely stopping Of the horse he was
driving Wednesday night, William
II. Franklin, of Helmetta, might
have seriously injured j. Randolph
Appleby, Jr., Of Spotswood, who at
tempted to pass the vehicle on his
bicycle. AS 1t was, the occupants of
1.-THE carriage were thoroughly fright
|ened, though Appleby escaped in
jury.
Franklin was on his way home to
Helmetta and had just turned from
Sedgwick street to the Helmetta
lroad, when Appleby came up from
the rear without a light on his bicy-
Gle. In attempting to pass the We
| hicle the bicycle struck a soft spot
In the road and Appleby was hurled
under the horses feet and managed
to jump to safety. The bicycle did
not fare SO we'll, the wagon passing
over and damaging it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dawson were
guests Of Walter Scott and wife this
week.
Miss Florence Perrlne has COM
pleted her studies In the Junior year
at Normal School, Trenton, and is
spending the summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Perrine.
Carroll and Charles Barclay, sons
Of John H. Barclay, were guests OF
Messrs. Enoch and j. Edgar Wilson,
of Allentown, the early part of the
week.
Miss Title Hagerty was among the
Trenton visitors the first Of the
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
Savinq Father.

you talke1 sconstantly through the
OPERA said N young woman. ?;
Yes" replied the other. Il disli~I
to do 1t, but 1t was the only way to
keep father from going to sleep In full
view Of the audience.
Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
The Many Accessories
are Here inBig Assortment

GIoves.-The 'Kayser' make of fine
silk gloves in 2-snap and IL and 16 but
ton length at
SOC, 75c and $500 a pair.
Scarfs.-Exceeding handsome scarfs of
pure silk. Splendid lengths. Some in
plain solid colors, others with floral ends
with fringe. Priced from
49c up TO $1.0S.
Neckwear.-Dainty conceits In all that's
new in neckwear. Lawn, lace and en-
broidered effects; moderately priced from
25c up.
Fans.-Pretty white lace fans, fans of
nets and silk, spangled and with floral de-
signs. Priced from
25c up to $500.
Hosiery and Underwear In summer
weight and styles; all modestly priced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
Sale of Millinery Continued

We will continue the Specia, Sale on all
our Spring models in Trimmed Hats, as
advertised last Friday, just to clear them
ont. Reduced prices as follows: Values
up to S6.95 for 1898. Values up to
$500 for S2.08. Values up to $40 for
S1.GS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-23
Two Parasol Specials
Up to $500 values for $40.

To what remained of those fine sun
shades we had on sale last Saturday, we
have added many from our regular stocks
will offer them tomorrow 20
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% so per Da. uow G:ors. Itmotba 81 90
-4.60 aui BEN DeleEis uuo t500-J 80
per a3aIhsl pom stere 3aapsi,en 800.
1!o1sfaansn %. IS per 81
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Dee nssiana. be!EMI IN osri.Lben 8stt;

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abermaIs grober ais bic Ratfrdqe ulb bic
Bretie oabsr aeoriift lie befierer trodsr.
aefittiertsn 5tIere waren itetia, ebeuio cute
TtIhtGhe bic segpo5ul4eu aser imp flau
uno ihmah.
s4pers siiers sj.09-s.Io, ,rtra $3.50,
$40, fdrep -. r5Fsn $50 - 4.JO
.gtra -, 5IstTberittsre 1926 - 5s5.
ertra $500 - 500, 5stfsrs s250-575,
ertra s5.sj-8o1, Rd6e st.50-4.25. ertra
s435-4.5O, Gamers 81 $3.50, Stoders
nrb Sssosrs s3.50-5.25
Balle n Sci uur mdBtacr 3ufuhr
uHe sieHlit gutter 8ahfrase mar Der Dlartt
ftetia
RaJsrs un5 tst tt. s2.25--7.25. goloona
81 .25-4 10, extra s4.l0-425. fette Buqen
s4I5--4.50.
9dIber. Nufan g Nor Der Rarft
ftsttg, ipiter dbt- ID y itsr mp pie greii G
UNI 2j-50c ricorieer.
DroiHdre IN, arose s3.5)-S01. fair Ills
CUTE Isitts S60)--7.25, extra 81 25-75O.
aalber IN ben gonrtijon. 06uisru -
51Htp &c. prtr1 bis auserEsiens5H --
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2 d 10 e tn e.--Die 3nfahr mar aro5 uno
oa an ben DeftItten Rdrfte7 nsortnere
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StDert 5hpsiEs brdhten 81. SIS 90.
aHts bis aHssrGsis1s Bsrp1fuH1s, unb
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pafnHIs'ortsr s375-GsJ orbtudre hts
aussrLeisns iAps "a fette San. s4.50-60J,
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81. 80 0-6.75. serfe. uoE 10 9funo uno NE.
nirsr - .50--6.50.
sdafs unb edmmsr. Ter Rarfi
mar heuis ;ienl,it lsbbafs uno bic Greiis
itetia.
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5dbr!trae s3.7ss- AS.
9dnmer Trl5iahrs 9dmner erfra
81 %. aate BITS auserIsieue s575-7l5
orsindrs bis quite s3.25-j.5G, Guqs S2 %
400.
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9udsr.-- nreiis fee Naffstrtss 9ut
qeaF s.55s. pouoeseb SIS. Gnses 6.o0r,
sYanulates s. T5e. GoHfeettsners ,.a"S Toe.
Of ~" 5.<5-5.70c. ustssr sytya 81"
800. .4ot. sysra ;. .G"5.2J--5.26s, sshtRfs
ser aefbey 5D1--5.05e.
Mofaffes IN Hettr. Ven Drfesss
Open aetfis 84---44e, Gsntrifvaai iS-13<.
per gaaene. ssrasum Ss-37e per Osasns.
Rsis--1eufs siemfl@ Isttsst uas Re.
tts. souistans. sanrs csss s-SKe. yrtns
N-5fs, osstnazsr --A<. Sspsa ~
v1s PR pfans.
Tairs gsssails.
0uttsr. - Marft siemgin Iebaait uno
feft Goneu Gredmeru 2sj<e. Gssossssy Nrke
gee so. iesoHos 2os. fanss Dssry I7ke, Ks. |
sai. W - Ysr,, ts.sis. c,.s 10 i4e.
AsrousflersiAsr lac. ksn 4eys f4ke.
eHueissr Ii - 1876. 2tmtsssss llX-
iSe. Dsi6 i,s<s per 4fsns.
Gier. - 2sfuhr eeniiaeue. WaSft ruhia
ane f.stia. yrime friite HnSnsssiss Taxa.
Firts iss. fseeRbS Zoe per Dutsnb.
geffagel Anattes ,temliM ayes.
SGhaer uno lsutnlhnes iinb In bsio nhess
aaier Raffrace. 5prius GtidemS BON y.
gfunb uns earGbsr 2es. te,ne SpstnserS
untsr ~ Hfb ls--l9e, oHtnes l2e, 0Akne
TL.s, 1vutSa1nsS l4s. gaa5 Sc. siunee On
ten Don DfuHe unb bsrAeer i4e. inter 3
numb 10 - lee. aIte se. odnis SIZE per
1funa.
Dbh Oemaf..
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400 per Hu.
Gttrcnsn Rdrst feft. GsIsfssHts
81 .50--s00. RsffiEa 8 L6o-- 60 pss atjAs.
crasaen. - Rasft sa1is sRb nssss. -
California '.0l - $50. gate HaIens ias
$3.05--3.15 per Rife.
Biaubeeren. Ginbsimiide "a. .00
--5 90 per Bm.
Vfiriine. - Georgta Begs 81. rs -
300. Elbertas 33b0--4. 90 per Du.
| air f4tn. - 5ancp iaare R.oo-1.26
per Crate.
NaffermsIonen-4i5.0o--20.oO .oO
per 100 efl6.
| u6eSmsIonen. Geosaia Stenb,
arb Crates ~ 75--2.0o; Snbiana Osna Rut,
mees 8Oe--41 90 per Qsr6.
SunasAsstsffslR. - 0sabeimtfas
i44.z6-4.So. aouiSptue - 4x6-4.S6. oofters
Shore M.26-aSS psz DBL unD 4i.70--
30 pr Bn.
Asaut.-0@st nstts. Qsusspias 81. .T5
400. sintetmti4es e1.OO-a-2S per osote.
| An 0Dhbsgn.-0oatoptus q. 70 PEI
B6I. Osans lO--lSs Sss Deb. Ounbel.
xsHstssB. - 2snasnss 7S-06 ps,
Gse1s.
Neiys4aSsH so - ~ Dsssal
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RtHoptes. P.sUss 81 s. -- 100,
Teras Sttsre sl $3.50 uetIi1s stiere
"a. $500 sto9ers uns sssosrs 300
$40. aass mao 6sifsrs g. 25-5.7o, adIbsr
s5.0o-725 partt Hag.
gAuetne. - seits S8.35-5.77k. as,
initiate q. .5o-5.80 'tpers 81. I0--s. .77Ik =,
sauts 500 - 6.55. quite bis aassrisisns
'4wtrs ss.55-s.77H. Jsr'sl s5.75-s.50
Narft I0c nis5rtder.
ShaFs uRo Simmer.-s3a's Gin'
ketus'He 81 s0--i.6t rsAIs4s t3 .oo--4. 10,
SdsrEtnas 81. .40-5 -.
sinnsr. GiHsstntits - OF 10.
rssti1s $4.5o--7.0 90. Rar,t l0-I5c ntes
oriaer.
3ufatr. - Hinopish 1900, S4wetne
l3, 900, S1afs AHe shmmer l4,00O.