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The New York herald., 1922-01-31
A little information for
People who are seeking
large Wilton Rugs

Some imported Wilton rugs advertised few
days ago by another house. at special prices The 9x2
it. size $75 We sent to what grade they
and found that they 9-wire woofaced rugs, not
nearly good the 10 and IL wire worsedface rugs
we are selling at the following reductions:
No. of rugs Size Grade Special price
AZ 9x12 ft........ $11O $75
81 11Hx13h it, $145 95
33 11Nx15 it.. .$175 SOS
DIFFERENCE-10 to IL wires to the inch a close,
the nch and longer
than because the
This enables the worsted
of color gives greater resency Better coo
walking them longer
respects which worsted Wions excel Keep whe
you buy Wilton rug. Third Gallery New Building
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the Federal system. But it can be stntcd and
Is likely to he stated in many ways before
the discussion ends. And in the course of
the discussion we are likely TO have our
attention called to the extent to which the
rights of the states have been invaded by
the Federal Government.
While tho President il understood TO OBJ
ject To II change in the manner of clccting
the Chief Magistrate, he and Secretary
Mellon are favoring an invasion of the
financial autonomy Of th" states through an
amendment To the Constitution which will
empower Congress TO tax state and munich
pal bonds for national purposes.
The adoption Of such n suggestion ought
to be fought with all the power that the
States possess. The industrial corporations
nre urging 1t because they think tnt if
state and municipal securities are subject
to th" sHmc rat" Of Federal taxation as the
securities Uf business corporations II will be
easier f"r the corporations 20 borrow money.
EUt II i fortunate, after all. that the
country l. about to 50 10 school on consti-
tutional theory.
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MERGING THE FLEETS

MORE than a merely technical interest
xVl attaches tn the consolidation uf the
Atlantic and Pacific f"n;S uf the navy into
q single organization. Tn" Navy Department
describes the merger rs n change :" rrar"-
time organization, 50 Effected n I" b"
adaptable in emergency TO war requirements.
1t is explained that greater unity viii be
secured, that certain naval problems may in
consequence BE- treated as Il wi"lo and that
gains in the direction of efficiency will h"
made.
But behind these facts when ar" Un-
denisble, two reasons ar" disc rnihI" without
which the move probably would not har"
been made. The Panama Canal has put an
end to the distinction between tn" tw" fleets
and to the necessity "f regarding them u
separate units. The too intense "pl>"de Of
the Oregon will not De repeated.
In addition there is the Srri, "f III" dis
armament program a. enun"intcd ut NaNh-
ington a year ago. Even with III" !S,hman
waterway n reality. it i. quit" ""n""trabi"
that a nation with imp"riali>'i' or hrNIro>"
ambitions translatuble in naval t"rnS would
have refrained from making on" hrrt where
there had been two
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11
OUR GIFT TO BELGIUM

LltiDl GIL the restoration of IN" library
"A at l.ouvain, burned and looted by the
Germans in their westward sweep in 101i.
is in the interests Of all civilization, the
privilege Of repairing loss"s TO culur" which
once scclrd irrcparablc falls particularly 10
III" Entcd States. The work is '.Nmcrira' s
gift to Eclgium' md an undertaking ad-
mrahly representatives Of popular sympathy
for one of the innocent victims Of tI" war
Not for the first time in the aftermath of
The conflict has the rnlrulating and drib-
rrAi" "harac;rr "f many of the German dep
relations prnYcd advantageous 20 rrCupcra-
tiv" agencies. Although an cXuuSit" treasure
house was consigned to flames thousands Of
valuable books were retrieved by the in
vGdcrs eager to bring now intellectual dis
tnction to their nation.
Stolen volumes. many Of them Of tho
greatest rarity. ar" now being returned TO
belgium AZ tho rate 0c 10000 II month.
Til" Louvui> and Hrgians generally are
prosecuting work ot reconstruction, and
already IT," foundations Of the library have
been laid and the first floor partly com
plctcd. Tut American financial aid will
make the recovery sure.
As n preliminary to launching the con-
trihuion campaign in Philadelphia and
vicinity. n meeting will be- held at the Will
liam Form !liGh School to-day. at which
plans will h" laid for covering the lnbIi'
school field in PENNSYLVANIA and parts Of
New Jersey and Delaware. Til" undertaking;
III this section of the country * 10 b" oil
cially directed by tn" Atlantic Region Dvi-
sion Of the National Committc" of tho United
states for the RESTORATION Of the Louvan
Library. The quota allotted this area is
Sli@.IOO.
1t is tn" hope Of tho constituted authori-
tirs that tn" appeal will b" effective in tn"
widest popular sense. and in this regard an
abundance of responses from the public is
actually preferable 10 lar." sums from few
Individuals
Opinions about the pca"" treaties or the
mistakes that Europe "r .NA"rica have mad"
cannot hr logically rr'atrd tn the subject of
rc"r"ating the l."uvan Library. The debt
which America Will assist in paying is one
that cannot b" rrpudal"d without forf"itng
som" Of the finest fruits "i civilization.
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Member of the Associated Press
THE BARN BURNERS

Mo SERIES Of crimes ever pcrpctratcd
~ in this part of the country has been s.,
mysterious and SO suggestive of deliberate
malinnancy as the work done recently By
Mc"ndiaries on farms near this city.
Even IL it were necessary to concentrate
all State policemen in this region and to
enlist an army of deputy shcriTs tn" trouble
and expense would be justified. These sue
cessive outrageS have been go insancy wan
ton as to suggest the diversions Of II mad
man. The State and county authoriti"s
cannot spare effort or money in II matter
Of this sort if they d" not wish {" risk
charges Of !neXcusGble negligence and in
efficiencr
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Answers to SATURDAYS Quiz

!. "Erown hcss" was the popular name Of
thn English regulation ilint-lock mus
kc', IN use toward the end Of the
tig tcenth century.
= warren Hastings was an English states
man who bOcaHIe, in l7ii the first
governor General OF India He was
inpcarhed in 1887 ON the charge Of
hlEh crimes and miS dcmeanurs in tho
administration cf his office. His trial.
ON" OF the most famous in history,
lasted from 1888 TO 1873, and resulted
In his aCquittal
,, Tho intersection Of latitude O. longi-
tude o., Is in the Gulf OF Guinea about
- 400 '",lcS of tho Grld Coast OF Africa.
a. Inc llnHt lahguhGe Is spoken in Mada-
.. Cayman is name OF Caribbean origin,
aplhnd loosely to various alligators,
l. especially tn" South American
6 The Spanish Parliament is called the
cOrtCS,
:. Fifty-two per cent of the foreign trade
Of the United States was carried
during the year ending Dcccnb, j.
w., III vessels dying the A,ner.cn u
8, Thlce italian military commanders
promHrn; IN the World War wero
Dia%, Nndoglio and Cudornu
.. The Ivory Coast Is Il region of French
West Africa on the Gulf of Guinea
lying west Of the Gold Coast.
TO- Fcur roods make an acre In square
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A WARNING THAT WORKED

TlHE elimination by the Senate I"um"rr"
i COMMITTEES of the Madden amendment
20 the ship subsidy, v"sting in Congress oI"n"
the right TO make annual appropriations I"
operating companies, is in obvious response
70 Mr.. Harding's explicit warning on this
subject.
In his letter last week the President Wig
orously expressed his preference" for defeat
Of the measure If the Senate retained III"
objectionable proviSu The logic Of THIS
position cannot be easily rcfut"d.
The bill should stand or fall as measure
authorizing Government protection of the
American merchant marine. Tier" would
be no certain guarantee Of safeguard, w"r"
the option Of voting or withholding subsidies
left every year to the Capric" "f Congress.
Fortunately, the form Of the bill which thr
Senate will take up this week reflects II good
deal Of the original spirit Of tn" ia"nSUr".
The Madden amendment las been r"p!Hred
BY the Willis LcnrO"t provision. which al-
thoriZes Congress to make appropriation" to
the shipping COMPANIES in the ca:" e in
creases over the amount "f governmental a.d
fixed in the original contract.
The clause granting income tax "X"mp-
lions to ship owners under certain C!rcum-
stances has been removed II iH stipulated
that no contract between the Government
and ship owner shnll extend f"r NOR" than
fifteen years thut 80 instead "f - per cent
Of American tonnage out "f tn" total up-
Grated by a steamship company will oYli'lr
It to Federal aid, and that companies carry
ing chiefly their own product, will he denied
benefits of the vessel construction fdnd.
While the ndvisability Of such changes IS
at least open TO argument, they cannot b"
called deliberately destrurtiv" IN purpose"
1t still is possible Ia exau!iu" ti" cas-" for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11
CHARLES r. BAUDER
On Choosing the Right High School
Course

yr,t1L, ,.n,., ,n;,, ,oro,..r ,bou o1viso
A., ,,..,
i'n" I .m'l''''' ~ ,,,";,,, a., Liuh Irhn,I
Of the city is n matter which il frequently
Of grave concern. and this question arises
each winter. Just before the entrances 20
the high schools in February. says Charles
J.. BaUdrr. director Of industrial arts educa-
ton Of the public schools of the city.
"Tho firmly h.wl,d.riu. array uf cducn-
,iornI unnnrtuuit ics otTcrcd nv tEc great hich
srhnnIs soid Mr. Rnudcr "mukcS il diff
,nit fn, ,,rrntS tn cLnosn wlscIy. Too often
:, Li,,h lrrnnI nnd"irr i, tr,uutcd 70 select
:, i,n" of o'ncnti"n hnrousr his chum has
'bn.nn thoso suhnr,s nr hcrnu,n n particuIar
,""r.n !" .o;J tn bc 'c,sv,
Children's 1nclinati0ns the Guide
CAS- Il matter Of fact. the parents have
Led In, fcy onport,,iiir, to secure adequate
knnwIcdgc of The offerings of the high school.
and oIyn to obtain ryprrt advice and guId
unr, In sclcctin. from among them those
suhicr,s which would best develop TT"
,nIrn,s md further the interests Of their
,L;LIrnn
,,, r,,,,, ,r
~ !" inc P1SHloI" ana lF1n"p'e i"'n'. in i
u" eighth grade graduate Which S Snouin w.
trrmluc the choice OF ms major supjer'S u!
IN" high school Ihr h'Th srhooi m,S,eS ,lo nH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

The President tracing the causes Of unrest
and hardship in the agricultural field to the
failures of transportation system broken
in violent war with labor. shows why the
Government must be more than an observer
in the field Of industry.
If there is no remedy FOR th" railroads but
new and irmcr laws, the rail managers, the
unions and the people are directly 10 blame.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11
what DO You KnOU?
QUIZ

Pacific Treaty?
2 WHO arc the Maronites?
:. What IL Il phuroS?
I. What Is nacrc"
O. Nhat Is an nnacraontic poem?
b. Alter whom is tho City OF Astoria
named? ~
!. What is tho longest lived OF animals?
y What Is the longest aqueduct in the
j. "hG w,r" tn" helligcrcnts in the Baltic
& Thrrmopylac ana when was il
fought? ~ W." -
10. What is lavcrock?
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Jyp;,rtening
Statistics

,,ov mean. however, not that men are ,iu,
Innyrr, but that NOR" babies survive. That
COO 600 persons die annually in the United
S,t,ics from prCvenrabl" diseases shows that
',hile the progress Of medical science hos
bccn wonderful indeed, there still remains
much to be done
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

-. when the President calls meeting Of
Governors to consider prohibition what,
I'm sykes want TO know, will the Governor
CT Norlh Cnro.ina say to the Governor Of
South Carolina?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

Justly or uniustly Father Penn begins
t" incline to the belief that General Wood
is somewhat of an expert at the game Of
fust and loose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

Times have changed indeed when Irish
R'publicans describe Tim Iealy as u llfc-
long enemy Of the nation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

In re- the feminist movement, we note
the proficiency of a Western woman with
the hammer and saw.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

Sunbury, Pa, man initiated a bear and
was filled with buckshot. A bear for pun.
iShment, as 1t were.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

Those who want Ambassador Harvey
recalled brcause he said America is needed Ia
Eur"pe ar" straining at Il gnat after having
walked Il mile
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

The only capital La Toilette doesn't
hate ~ the capital he makes Of the errors
Of his opponents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

Adam was the first to dissent from the
declaration that an apple Il day keeps the
doctor away.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

You make another smile in the world
every time you send q Christmas seal on
its travels.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11
SHORT CUTS

The news from Boston that Happcrs nre
buckling their overshoes proves they are not
u2ppers,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

The Sing Sing Stock Company recont,v
urodnced n musical comedy before 1In9
risitors. Homcsburg plays nothing but
nc,odrnma 10 empty benches, WV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

And what aro the Consequences Of this
defiance Of reason?
Some experienced observers in Washington
see the railroads drifting to ro!npIcto Gov
crnucnt roIrtroI. I'll" unions nrr in d;4-
trrse and rouf.Son In Observing in his
message that "" are approaching test Of
our civilization Mr., Harding douhtloss was
remembering that th" Railroad Labor Board
is but one 81 innGm"rlb!n Institutions nf
Government that cannot go on without such
help and encouragement aa can come only
from intelligent popular opinion aud the
collective moral diSccrnmcn,s Of the D"orle
The Government Of the tnitrd States,
despite all you hear Of tyranny. extends its
official power with tho utmost reluctance
and only under the strongest conpGlyion.
In this instance the railway managers. the
unions and the general public could not be
convinced Of the utility of reason unsup-
ported by legal force.
The fall Of the Railroad Labor Board
shows pretty clearly that we ourselves are
not vet converted to the theory Of pence by
agreement which we have been trying to
establish in the incomparably vaster and
more complicated field Of Old World politics.
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General PersI
Pacific
Preparedness

improvemcnt. The facts he states cnnno, N.
denied; the wisdom of his plea must be- nd
mitted by even the most paciiicalIy inclined
The motto of an air fleet might well no
..Ucfense not Defiance"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-11

During tn" hast half
century human life has
been lrugthrncd twelve
to fourteen Years. Tnt~
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WHAT the shop should accomplish, IL II

WHAT the shop should accomplish, IL the
w public responds, Is to give the men n
practical market and steady marker for
their very marketable goods. II sounds
simDlo, but everything now depends on the
ruhlic The women Of the Legion have done
their part. certainly The disabled cx.snl-
dirrs have done theirs by learning 10 make
things with crippled hands. half blinded
"vrs. bent. helpless bodies. things they never
would haze thought Of caring to make il, thc
hryClny of their youth. when they marched
o,t of their barracks and We women gave
them apples and doUghnuts and kit bags nud
wished them god speed
| feel Il certain grave interest in tho
psychology of this response on tn" part Of
The general public TO TINT shop near Seventh
and Market streets. VIII th0s" uf us who
snnp cover There and "Thrrr's n Inng
Long Trail' go down there to buy, /
wordcr?
We rather cnvied tho Overseas LogIor
women during the war for being in the tIirI,
of jt-ut least some oil Us were eager cnoIph
tn 90. TOO, and we shared their lnbors ~
hest we could by backing them up here ot
home Well it appears they have not vet
finished their "Ovcr-thcre work and mood
ms stll to back them up. This time il does
nor reouire Red Cross hnndngrs to hoIn
thrm, but going down Market little bolnw
Seventh street to shop.
II would be great II we could help thcm
rut cournge into the men who had couragn
cnnuph four years ago to die, but now ne"d
even more courage to live.
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THE RAIL.BOARD FAILURE;
a BAD SIGN OF THE TINES
"A Great Experiment With Applied
Morality in Industry Is Approach
ing a Dismal End

WITH any matter related to the future
w Of I'll" railroads every American who
doesn't trust himself AID his affairs to
dumb luck ought to ho profoundly con.
c"rn"d. Til" transportation system is md
VIII continu" to be tn" nerve system Of the
country. ltS Sur"os,"S and failures. its
illnesses and its rcrov"rios always viii be
reflected Instantly in every other field Of
national effort. :" tn" passing ur III" Rail
road Labor i;Jnrd. forecast in tho prcSf-
DENTS message, will be an orcusi"n If great
Significance.
1t VIII be- an occasion for regret and for
som" very painful doubts. For the board
was IN ON" sense larger in its meaning than
any "f the problems which il was supposed
/" solve. II represented h" first great ry-
pertinent with applied morality US con-
trolling influence" in a hnsir industry. It is
th" dismal ending Of this experiment that
matters most. The fGur" Of the board
and Of course il has fuilrd has hrrn at.
trihut"d T" its Lack of legal powers. uf what
Washington calls teeth. II Sc,'us ~ I.ly"
occurred {" II" OF" tlIa. i WIS lorau.c the
Railway Board attempted to c"r alor: With.
out c""rcivr laws that il deserved most from
IN" railway mon and III" country in tie way
Of respect and whole" hearted ro-uIcrariun.
Er"rywh"r" in n" world nowadays lL,
philosophers 0f government who >oc iuY,h"s,'
into the iutur" ar" trying: ~ iud 4 vav of
"Scal" from rigid l"gali~m and to substitute.
IN matters intimately rnlat"d 10 l1lhlic life
and general welfare. moral forces generated
ont Of conscientious conviction aul the COM
mon, inherited sense nF .ir,,,lr ir.i;.c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
z MAN TIES ON
HIS OWN PRICE TAG

What are you worth-to yourself-to your
present employer-to someone who needs just
your type of ability in his business?
These are the days when work is scarce, but
the right men are getting the right jobs all the
same. Get that Fright job" for yourself!
Take time now to a~ppraise yourself. Your
natural ability and experience have fitted you
to do some things particularly well.
Are you doing what you can do best? Are
you getting what you are worth?
The sure way to meet opportunity more than
half way is to tell all about yourself in a Sit
uation Wanted ad that will go directly into the
hands Of the city's employers.
Stop in at the News office and talk things
over with an ad taker today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
NOTICE TO VOTERS

OTICE TO VOTERS
There will be a meeting of the Board
of Fire Commissioners of Fire District
No. . of the Township of Woodbridge
held in Port Reading Fire House, Satur-
day. Feb. 18th. 1922 for the purpose Of
having the public elect two fire commits
sioners aud voting suitable appropriations
for maintainence and for the purchase Of
4 new combination hose. m and
pumping engine. Polls will be open from
5 to Z r. NJ.
11Os2-2-15-1t
IN CuANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
To LOUIS J.. STONE.
BY, virtue of an order of the Court Of
Chancery made on the 18th day of JAM
airy. A. D.. 1879. in a certain cause where
in CLTSTIE STONE is petitioner, and yon
are defendant. you are required to ap
pear and plead, answer or demur to Re
titioner's petition on or before the 22n'
day Of March next. or in default thereof
such decree Will be taken against you as
the Chancellor shall think equitable and
Just.
The object of said suit is to obtain n
decree of divorce dissolving the marriage
between you and the said petitioner.
DAVID WILENTZ,
Solicitor of Petitioner,
T.. O. Address, ia Smith Street,
Perth Amboy. n. j.
10fi5-1-25-2-1-S-15
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
REAL EsrATE roR sALE

Se-Business Property
SS-Farms and Land for Sale
for Sale
H5-Lots for Sale
B6-Shore Property for Sale
S7--Suburban for sale
xH-Real Estate for Exchange
H-Wanted-Real Estate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

It's easier TO look from ard to ad than to
run from store to store--read the Mer-
ehandlse ads in the classified section be-
fore you start shopping,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

When you give iewelry, select your pre-
SEMI through The attractive aud economi-
cal ofrars anpeariug daily in Classification
60. x
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT

7A--Apartments and Flats
s;b-Business Places for Rent
Ts-Farm for Rent
77-ffouses for Rent
7S-Onices and Desk Room
f9-Suburban for Rent
SD-Summer Places for Rent
Acknowledging Rent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
o FoR RENT

IN = i,o0ms With Board
tS-Eooms Without Board
Ge-Rooms Tor Housekeeping
9D--Nacation Places
Tt-Where to Eat
7c-Where to Stop in Town
73-Wunted-Rooms or Board
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
MERCHANDISE

sl-Articles for Sale
'ba-Business and Office Equipment
63--Boats and Accessories
ah-Buiiding Materials
h5-Farms aud Dairy Products
SleSel and Feed
sSr-t;ood Things to Eat
tES-Homc Made Things
69-Hous, 'lold Goods
GO-Jeweiry and Watches
s6t-Machinery and Tools
'69-Musical Instruments
63-See6s. Plants. Fertilizers
0~5-Specials at Stores
|G5-Wearing Apparel
Gc-Wanted-To Buy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

II You like music with your meals. or
after them-you'll want to read the un.
usual offers under Musical instruments
in today's classified section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

HELP wANTED-SINGER SEWING
MACHINE OPERATORS. POChhl
MAKERS, SLEEVE SEWERS,
ERs AND TAILORS ON MEMS OATS.
/. STEADY WORK GUARANTEED. THE
sRtJNsWICK Co, 1913 REDMOND ST.
L BRUNSWICK, ". J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Farms and Land for Sale 80
10 ACRE FARM room house; barn;
garage, greenhouse; Peach Orchards: rich
soil. N. Robustelli, Metuchen, N. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

save on prices without saving on ap-
pearances by buying your household roo5.
through the ads in Classification 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
u

l4s-correspondence Courses
43-Local Instruction Glasses
A-Musical Dancing, Dramatic
A5--Private Instruction
Observation-Disclosures
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

WOODBRIDGE-On High ST.. one SO It.
lot. terms can be arranged. The john
son Company. 2i7 Smith st. Tel. 551.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 3-On King
Georges Road. Fairfield Terrace. lords.
J kreielsheimer & Son. 1873 Smith st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
"Snecids At The Stores" Mean Special Savings For You. Read Them Today
= EMIT
IdeIp wanted-Male

EMPLOYMENT AG'.NCY-Li-
cei,sed Employment Bureau. Supplies
men and women for all l. PEI OF WORK.
IL you need help Of any Kind; caIl upqp
us and we will help you solve laboI PROV
lens 80 .Iaple 81 Phone l9sz-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

X MINDSzFNTHY - Steamship Ticks
Agency. 1877 Hall Ave. Telephone NO
eA9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15

BLACKSMITH-And practical horseshoer
WheeIwright and body builder. Chas- j.
Yenk. $50 New Brunswick Ave.
INCOME IA RETURNS-Fflled out ana
affidavits taken. NJ. II. Madsen, Notary
Public. 175 Smith Street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-15
LIVE STOCK

.47-Dogs. Cats, Pets
4S-Horses, Cattle. Vehicles
4g-Poultry and Supplies
Stock