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The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
THE COLYUM

Some people are foolish enough
to give this colyum some Of the
credit for the change in the methods
of caring for the Salem road. am
not going to swell up about it though
but there is no one who is any
gladder Of the change.
Now if the city dads would only
get busy on that old bridge down on
Bellville street and put regular
concrete culvert there | sure would
be happy.
And they shouldn't wait until
Squire Will Dave brennan gets kill
ed before doing it either.
Of course if anybody gets killed
down there it might as well be the
Squire as any else-and Mrs. W. D..
is still good looking enough to cop
off another man-but the facts are
that the new bridge would be cheaper
than killing viii Dave or any of his
neighbors.
And I'll bet a four dollar dog
againt aa couple of two dollar cats
that if any of the city dads lived on
the other side of that pesky thing
it would be fixed up before Thanks
giving.
Our Agricultural editor, Mr.. Geo.
M. Gumbert, is out among the farm
ers picking up items of interest to
our readers and doing his best to be
of help to the tillers of the soil. Mr..
Gumbert is an authorized representa-
tive of Of the Press and has authority
to make adjustments of any COM
plants you may have, where the
Press is concerned, and will be glad
to serve you in any way he possibly
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
merchandise at the old time pricss.

merchandise at the old time prices.
But by the same token Is 1t not
just as fair to that whenever we get
an increase hung into Us by the
Wholesale houses we raise our prices
to absorb at least part Of it.
We bought envelopes last Novem-
Der TO about 60 percent Of what they
cost US now-snd yet we haven't
raised our price Q single fsrthing on
them. Is there q dealer in anything
else in Marion that can say the same
thing? Some things have increased
faster than envelOpes-but nothing
absolutely nothing we use but what
has increased from 60 to 200 percent
in that short time.
And every mail seems to bring in
another one or more.
ssss-
So much for that.
] have been asked why we did not
put Printed by The Crittenden
Press" on posters and hand bills
when they were produced at this office.
1t is not necessary. You can tell
quality printing as far as you can
see it. No other kind ever goes out /,
of here. Printed at the Press OF. /
fice' sticks out all over the work we
do here--and besides there is not
another place in the county where
they even claim to have any body
that knows anything about printing.
W. P. HOGARD
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27

-'-Briscoe automobile for sale and
some good corn and hay. Alss oil
eooA stove. MRS. n. E. CROFT :.
Y harisn Il.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
NOTICE

The County Sunday School Cen.
yrntion will meet N Chapel Nm
Church Friday July 30. 1870 q. $50
A. ii. Everybody come and hr.ns
dinner and let's spend As day plsAs.
sntly and proRtsbly. See proeram.
X. X. THOMAS, Proidsat.
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SCHOOLS

Crittenden County schools will be.
gin on Monday August End. Teach.
er's contracts vii! be ready Saturday
July 3lst. Trustees who have no,
secured teachers should report the
vacancy to the Superintendent Al
once. "
There will be q special examination
for teachers held on August 9Th and
7th in order to fill the vacant schools
with teachers. No teacher will be
allowed to begin school until they are
legally qualified.
Teachers should spend q few days
In visiting the patrons Of their
schools securing their interest and
cooperation.
Trustees and patrons should 70 To
their school on the first morning. II
will be help and encouragement to
the teacher.
J. l.. F. PARIS, Supt.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27

can-without cost to you. Use him
early and often.
BY the way, are you patronizing
the merchants who are advertising
in the Press?
II you are not you are the loser.
You may dispute this, but it is an alb
solute fact. The reasons are SO
many and so patent that ! am not
going to enumerate them. But
spend your money at home anyway.
And while we are on the subject
we could fill this paper full Of mail
order house advertising every issue
yet refuse it. Why? Not be-
cause We cannot use the money-not
at all. But We want to see Crit
tenden money help build up Critten-
den.
And in the face Of these things
there are business men right here in
Marion-several of them-that send
their printing out of town.
Why some Of them say our
prices are higher. Possibly so. But
we challenge any Of them to show
us a job Of printing where the quality
is equal to that produced here in this
office that can be bought for less
than we get.
The same man who maybe will say
that our prices are high will say the
same thing about "wardbuck" article
when told it is cheaper there. He is
right, too. The quality is not the
same.
But the old Press expects to go
right on boosting the home merchants
our advertisers coming in first on
the boosting, of course. II Mr.. Mer-
chant wants to cheat himself and you
by having his printing done in Louis
Vile, Kalamazoo or Timbuctoo-that
IS for him and his conscience to de-
,ide.
But it is hardly fair to be accused
If being a highway robber for asking
$3.50 for 500 envelopes, which was
never sold for less than $l.5O, by a
nan who is selling calico for 40c per |
;ard that used to be only four or five |
'ents.
Mind you | am not accusing Mr..
Merchant of getting too much money.
lis costs have increased and he must |
Idvance his prices to take care Of
he increase. No doubt his percen-
age of profit is less than it was in
he old days-and | fully believe that
here is not a merchant in Marion
Who would not like to be able to sell |
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
TOLU

George Dowsll and sister. Mildred
spent Saturday and Sunday in Ma.
rion.
Misses Carrie Moore and Marie
Guess are visiting Mrs. Jose Guess
Misses Ila Sleamaker and Evelyn
Moore are visiting In Tolu this week
Miss Mildred Doweil gave q de.
lightful party Wednesday evening
The guests who attended are: Misses
Eulyn Moore, liza Sleamaker. Mary
Davis, Elizabeth woolf. Bernice wor.
ley. Messrs. Ollie Croft. Jess Har.
din, and James worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Guess visited
In Tolu last week.
Mrs. b. B. Moore and little
daughter Helen Of Marion are the
guests Of Mrs. T. T. Guess.
Miss Margetts Murphey Ia visiting
her cousin, Miss Ghdys Franks.
Mrs. G. b. Dixon spent q few
days last week In Tolu.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
Bridal CsksA

The bride cake which ~ nvarisbly
accompanies n wedding nowadays nnd
which must always bs cut by the bride.
may be traced back to the old Ronsn n
form " marriage by "conferrestio." or
eating together so slso among th.
iroQuols The bride and bridegroom
used to pertake together Of the cake
of sagsmlte which the brsde always
offered to her husband,
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hls,srlsn Married ssysn T,m.,,

One Of the best.tnown examples os
q much.msrried man IL Afforded hy Sir
0ersslse Clifton. the historian of ia.
fsaIcs. who married seven times. Ave of
the brides being domestic servants
froin bis own household. His mstrl.
inonisl ventures all turned out hap
pily.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
REPTON

Ed Perry went to Evansville Sat.
urdsy.
Miss Stella Elkins spent the wsst
end with her cousin, Miss Fannie
Thurmond.
Mr.. Lsxis Harmon went to Evans.
vile Sunday.
Misses Aulta and Ada johnson Of
Msdisonvills ere spending the week
with their parents.
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27

FOR SALE-Five passenger tour.
ing car same as new. Looks good
runs good, easy terms. For par.
ticulars call or write Holly Ore and
Mining Co. Marion. Ky. {
The Crittenden press., 1920-07-27
FOR SALR

Five passenger touring car, 1918
model, throughly overhauled, looks
new, good As new. For particulars
see HOLLY ORE 4 MINING co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
MISS DORIS BENDER
WEEDS G. w. SElDElL

Miss Doris Bender. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bender. Of 160 Lewis
street, and George W. Seidell. or
Brooklyn. a nephew OF Israel Ldnet-
sky. Of 2O1 Smith street. were quietly
married Sunday afternoon. The cere-
mony was performed at the home OF
Rabbi A. Schultz with only the i'm
mediate families present. Miss Esther
Linetsky. OF this city was the maid OF
honor and Albert Levine, of Brooklyn
the best man. :.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home OF the groom's
sister. Miss Elsie Seidell. Following
"a short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Seidell will reside In Brooklyn.
Among those present were Mrs.
Harry Bender and sons. Jack and
Herman and daughter. Sara: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Diamond. the Misses Bess
Fleischman and Esther Linetsky, of
this city: Or. and Mrs. Joseph NJ.
.Linett. DR.. and Mrs. Leo Linet. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. Seidell. the Misses Claire Lnet.
Frances NJ. Seidell, Anna Middledorf.
Elsie Seidell. Messrs. Jack Morrow.
Martin Lapin. o. Linct. Albert Levine
and DIR. Phillip Fuchs. of Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
BY MRS. VI. A. WILSON

Copyright. 1920. by Public Ledger
Co. All rights reserved.)
My Dear Mrs. wiIson-would you
please suggest through your valuable
columns a menu suitable for a June
wedding breakfast TO accommodate
about twenty-five people, and how
should the same be prepared?
A CONSTANT READER.
/ shall be most willing to help ar
range the breakfast for the wedding
party. June is the ideal month of the
year for weddings. Mother Nature
displays her choicest blooms and the
bride may have the dining room turn
ed into a veritable bower OF roses on
this suspicious occasion.
If this Is beyond the amount which
you expect to spend, then use Just the
lovely field daisies and field flowers for
your decorations.
OF course, the table is to be cover
q with an exquisite damask, a real
linen tablecloth. And as to the menu.
as you do not limit the expense, I will
suggest several of them:
No. 1
Grapefruit Supreme
Sailed Nuts Celery
Fflets OF Founder Chartreuse
Fried Chicken a la Maryland
Peas
Midget Rolls Coffee
Ice Cream Wedding Cake
No. 2
Fruit Cocktail
Celery Watercress
Chicken a la King
Tomato Salad
Bread-and-Butter Sandwiches Coffee
Ice Cream Cakes
Sliced Bananas Whipped Cream
Celery
Filets OF Ham Poached Eggs
Mushroom Sauce
Asparagus
Fruit Salad Cake Coffee
No. 4
Raspberries and Cream
Young Onions Radishes
Broiled Lamb Chops
New Potatoes String Beans
Cucumber Salad
Fresh Cherry Ice Cream
Individual Cakes
Coffee
The wedding cake may be cut and
then wrapped in fancy tissue paper
napkins and then placed in the indi-
'vidual boxes and tied with baby ribbon
These can be placed for each guest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Personal Mention

Bert Bruck. Of High street, has re-
turned after visiting friends In Gin
%cinnati.
Miss Clara spivack. OF State street
visited relatives in Keyport over the
weekend.
Messrs. George Mullen, Thomas Pat
ten, James Mullen and Thomas Ford
of State street visited friends In
lMorristown over the weekend.
Mrs. Samuel Garretson, of Rector
street has returned after spending
several weeks with Mrs. William
Trainer, of Buffalo, N. Y.
J.. clifford Ryan, Of Brace evenue,
has returned from a weeks sojourn al
THE Scout Training Camp on the Della
ware.
DIR. M. J. Dinesan. OF Philadelphia
has taken UP his residence with his
parents in Laurie street and will take
up his practice in dentistry In the
! Raritan building about july i.
Anthony Stakr, of Brace venue. has
left for Morgentown, West virginia
where he has accepted a position.
Mrs. Harry Waterbarr, and chill
dren, OF Washington street, have re-
turned after visiting relatives In
Easton, Pa. :,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fox and family
, of Madison avenue have moved te
| their new HOUlt Al iAcNtci
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stern, OF Rec
| tor street. are spending a few days III
New York.
Mrs. Joseph Graft and son. of Ca
! talpa avenue, are spending a Few
| weeks with Mrs. CRAFTS mother. Mrs
| Mary Rodman, In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harold Lawton and daughter
jean, have returned to their home ID
Morristown after a two weeks visi,
! with the formers parents. Mr.. ano
| Mrs. Joseph Greiner, in Madison ave
| nue.. .
Mr.. and Mv. John Sofeld. OF state
street, have taken up their
al 40 Lewis street.
Mrs. Thora johnson and daughter.
Madeline. have returned to their home
in Burnley, Cal. after a height months
/ visit with her sister, Mrs. george
iHa-diman in Madison avenue.
Miss Helen Runyon, Is spending a
iweek with her parents. Mr.. n MIS-
George Runyon In High street.
1 MI. and Mrs Cleveland Holmes nave
returned to their home in Jersey City
after spending a few days with Mr.,
land Mrs. Hans Hendrdckson In f1rs'
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
The Girl Who Smiled Thru
b. MARION RUBINCAM

tive.
Alice. much taller. more serious.
more intellectual. was the better
looking of the two. She had not let
herself slump into careleSsness again
she had learned her lesson too
well. She always looked well groom
ed nowadays. She was staring at the
fire, her fine gray eyes slightly trou-
bled I'm expression. In her arms
cuddled the lark haired little child
whom she had rescued from a life OF
poverty and misery, perhaps from
death, and who was now the picture
of health and sleepy contentment.
Beyond the open door leading into
the kitchen the figure OF Mrs. Fair
banks went back and forth. There
was q sound of cups and spoons, and
the delightful odor of something
good baking in the oven.
"Berenice is asleep. Better carry
her up. supper is soon ready" Clara
remarked.
Alice stood up. the child a deli
ciously heavy bundle In her arms
She walked upstairs slowly with her
Tomorrow@lawrcnce Again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
A June Wedding BREAKFAST;
Few Menus Ranging In Price

/, The amount of material needed for
! twenty-five people for menu NO. l
will be
Thirteen grapefruit.
cut in half and prepared In the usual
manner. Now add one tablespoon OF
strip from the bottle OF maraschino
cherries and garnish with a cherry
to each half of grapefruit
One-half pound OF sailed nuts.
Seven stalks of celery.
Cleanse the celery and then split
from root to tip In half and then into
quarters.
Have the Ash dealer prepare the
founder into flets making o eight
from a largo founder. Place on 8
plate and haste lightly with French
dressing and then roll in Hour, dip
in beaten egg and then roll In fine
lcrumbs. Fry a golden brown In hot
fiat and serve with tartar sauce and
cucumber salad.
Seven frying chickens. cut into four
portions to a chicken.
One peck of new peas.
Fifty midget rolls.
One pound of butter. made into but
tier balls.
One pound OF coffee.
One quart of can
Fol Menu No.
To make fruit cocktail:
oUG Cdu VI oAA u EAAANNEfEf
One bottle OF maraschino cherries,
Eight cut in dice,
Eight bananas diced
Six apples diced.
Marinate for one hour n then pour
the juice of two lemons over the mix
iture and serve In sherbet cups.
Seven stalks of celery, prepared as
lin men No. l..
Four punches OF w~atercress,
Three pounds of stewing chicken or
about twelve pounds OF chicken.
1 Cook until tender and then cut the
meat into one-inch blocks.
Two pounds of mushrooms. cut in
pieces and p~arboiled,
Three quarts of thick cream sauce,
One half dozen raw eggs beaten
into sauce.
One tall can of pimentos chopped
fine.
Seasoning to taste.
Add the chicken meat.
Mushrooms,
Juice of three lemons.
One tablespoon of paprika.
Toss gently to mix and then serve.
For Menu No. 3
Have the butcher cut seven slices
of ham three-quarters inch thick,
from a twelve pound ham. Divide
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Misty blue Georgette that suggests
twilight skies, has been stitched all
over in its own soft color and COM
bined with rep de chine for an af-
ternoon gown of the type welcomed by
the woman of quiet taste.
Digniled, and subdued in color and
line, It is the kind of gown that is
never the chief object IN the eyes of
the beholder, but allows rather for the
complete expression of the Individual
fly IL dresses.
There is no ~distracting detail to d.
vert the attention from the face-and
In clothes. whatever tends to empha-
size the face rather than the figure, is
usually in better taste.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
To Postpone Ktrmis

A special meeting of the Commu-
nifty Association was held yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Chauncy c. Baldwin in Water street.
1t was decided owing to certain un-
foreseen difficulties that the kirmis
scheduled to be given the latter part
OF this month will be postponed until
mex fall. The numerous groups who
have been practicing native dances
for the kirmis will give them In an
entertainment to be given around
the Fourth of July in the furtherancs
of community work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Club Euents

The last meeting of the season of
the Westminster Guild was held last
night at the home OF Mrs. Frederick
N~iedermeyer In Market rec Mrs.
Douglas Fraser was in charge OF the
meeting. On the program were Mrs.
Charles N. Barnekov. Jr., Mrs. VIII
liam Fraser. The last chapter OF
the book, which the Guild has beer
! st studying, was read.
The Guild decided to present a flag
to the Community House and the pre-
sentation Will be made Monday night,
which is Flag Day, at 1880 o'clock
Following the meeting refreshments
were served. Mrs Martin Newcomber
was the chairman in charge, assisted
by the Misses Grace Hawk. Leissa
Henry and H. McKeon.
The Martha Washington Girls who
were supposed to go on a picnic las
Sunday postponed II on account o.
the ain but they will hold 1t Thu
Sunday, meeting at the Community
House in tombstone street at II
o'clock and Journeying to Prince Bay
A group of Italian Girls are prac'
ticing The Tarantella" and will give
the finished dances before their
mothers and italian ladies Of the
-neighborhood on Friday night at J
o'clock in the Community House.
The beautiful Home Club is rehears-
ing it's play Sleeping Beauty" and
will hold their final rehearsal Wednes-
day night. Thursday night their
mothers and friends will be invited to
witness 1t at the Community House,
Through this production the club
hopes TO raise a little money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Parish, House Dance Tonight.

Tonight the dance to be hello at the
Parish House in Rector street will
be under the direction of the choir
of st Peters church. Miss Agnes
Brown is chairman In charge OF the
affair. The music for the evening Will
be furnished by Johnstone's orches-
ira.
Tickets for the dance may be Sc
cured any time during the day from
Miss Agnes Brown or at the door
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Invitations have been issued by Miss
Harriet Tice to her dance to be held
Friday night in the Parish House In
Rector street. This dance will be the
closing reception of the years work
of her dancing class The music for
the evening VIII be the Tab trio and
the affair will be semi-formal and
strictly invitational.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

into nlets the size of a large slice
Of tomato and then soak the hlets
in the following mixture over night:
One quart of water.
one pint of molasses.
One quart of milk.
In the morning lift to a baking pan
and dust well with -four Pour two
quarts Of milk over the ham and then
bake in the oven for thirty minutes.
Lift to thin slices of toast and place
a poached egg on top. Cover with
mushroom sauce
Mushroom Sauce
Pare and then cut into pieces two
pounds Of mushrooms, and then add
TO two and one-half quarts Of thick
cream sauce.
Use either five punches of fresh as
paragus or five large cans of the best
grade of the canned grass.
Fruit salad
Six heads OF lettuce.
Pare and dice
One-half dozen oranges.
One-half dozen bananas,
One-half dozen apples.
Place in a bowl and then add three
quarters pound of cocoanut. Toss to
mix and then turn into individual
nests of lettuce and cover with fruit
whip made from the white of one egg
land n half glass of jelly. Beat until
stif and then use. 1t will require
three whites of eggs and one and one-
half glasses of apple jelly for his
fruit whip.
For Menu No. 4
Nine pint boxes of raspberrles.
Three quarts of cream,
Nine punches Of scallions or young
onions,
Six punches of radishes.
Have the butcher French the chops
land then cut three to the pound. This
will require eight pounds OF chops.
One peck of new potatoes,
One basket of string beans.
Nine cucumbers for the salad.
Four heads OF lettuce,
One gallon OF ice cream, cut seven
to the quart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Earll, of
Sewaren, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Kate Martin,
to Frank Edgar Roberts. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Roberts of 268 Rector
street, this city. The wedding cere-
mony is expected to ak place the lat
ter part of this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

surprised and delighted.
Amaze your friends. tool First. obtain
fox of OH OF korein at any busy drug store.
a sloe guarantee in each box that py fols
lowing korein system you Will lose ~ 70 ~
pounds, whatever weight you wish. a GIG.
churs Will be mailed lplain yrapper) free ~
Korein Co Station #, New York. n, "
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Ladies, Aid To Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dan
ish Children's Home will hold a reg
ular meeting tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Frederick l.. Brown. In $50 High
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Honor Miss Anna Anderson.

Miss Anna Anderson was rendered
a surprise party at the home of Miss
Helen Sroka, of SIS State street, Sun
day night. The evening was spent in
playing games singing and dancing.
Refreshments were served at II
o'clock.
Among those present were the
Misses Helen Sroka, Anna Anderson,
Annette, Winorski, Helen H~olodinsky,
Mile Morris. Mary Toe, Rose Pero.
Medaline T~rwarnsky, Messrs. John
Kosh. Michael Seaman, William
Bradsky John Kuist, Rudolph Sroka,
Peter F1oersch, Walter Little. Charles
De Andrea, Archie Mansfield, Walter
Swallick and Michael Swallick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

reported to show O. no.
ticeable reduction in
weight and measure.
ments. Your work be-
comes easier ; q moro
buoyant, yivacious feel:
ing takes possession oe
YOUR whole body and
mind, WONDERFUL.
Become attractive, loos
and feel younger ado
-oor. ~ vo,1r ltfei b
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Miss PoulsOn to Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Poulson, OF
200 Davidson avenue. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Irene,
TO Sylvester Osman, OF this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Home for Aged Session.

ITofIc y @IHVu bCSoiOHs
The Board of Managers of the
Ladies' Auxiliary for the Home for the
Aged will hold a joint meeting to-
morrow night at s o'clock at the Home
in High street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
REDUCE YOUR
WEIGHT
Simple, Safe, Reliable Way
N YOU ere carrying around ton to sixty
hounds of unhealthy fat you ere Unneces,
- -aal.Dtpa

garily weakening
your vital organs
and are bearing q
burden which de:
stroys the beauty OF
your hgure.
Why continue a
victim of s~uperauous
fatf II you want %
reduce your weigh!
IN a simple, safe anc
reliable way. with.
out starvation die'
ior strenuous exer-
else, the kurein pys-
item is just what you
ltime daily IN the OF
sbreeths each mornin
of korein /; following
come with the box. !
self once q week.
Oil OF korein Is
pleasant to take. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
10 unxe Joint Meeting

The Y. w. II. A. and the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. II. A. will hold
a joint meeting tonight In the Y. NJ.
II. a. lodge rooms
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
COUPON

By Making a Purchase of $500 or over
on Wednesday, June 9, you will receive
30 S. & H. Stamps Free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

should try. Spend SONS
zen air, take seven deep
q and night and use oil
! simple directions thas
Eeigh and measure your
ABSOLUTELY harmless. IS
O few days selfs
treatment has often been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Copyright, 1920. by Public Ledger
Co. All rights reserved.)