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Second Floor Continued

Second FlOOY--C Continued
SEWING MACHINES, $500
National make. Two-spool style. Or
iginally 1900. The latest type with no
shuttle. Bobbin sews directly from two
spools. Convenient payments, 100 weekly
if desired. 1
- PETTICOATS, 1.65
Extra size white sateen petticoats OF ex-
cellent quality material. Some finish WITH
16-inch hem, Others with neatly tucked
fiounce and shadow proof panels. Sizes
80 TO "a inches long.
TWO-PIECE SETS, $50
Striped radium> sets of vest and step-in
drawers. Trimmed with silk loops around
edges. Drawers slashed at side. Vest FIN
ished with ribbon shoulder straps. In flesh
light blue and orchid. Pieces are a.95 each
Set, $50.
NAINSOOK GOWNS 100
OF fine nainsook in slipover head style.
Trimmed with fine embroidery insertion
and lace edging. Another with insertions
of lace in sleeveless style.
WOMEN'S APRONS, 1.29
Bingham bungalow apronsa plaid and
checked. Trimmed with rick-rack braid
or solid material tie sash.
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS, Csc
Regularly 100. In peg top style, in
creeper and drop stitch models. Some
trimmed with embroidery figures, others
with white waists and colored boomers.
Sizes Ito 6 years.
CHILDREN'S w 3Sc
Regularly SOC. OF cambria in knicker-
booker style, embroidery ruffles. Sizes 2
to IL years.
COUCH CUSHIONS, 1.S9
Regularly $50. OF velour. with one row
of stirring and button center. Round
shape. In rose, mulberry. blue and brown
M TOWELS, 25c
Regularly 39c. 1Sx32. In two designs.
Cross stitch and French knot embroidery.
Material similar to dry-well towel.
TOTS 1000 COATS, 500
Winter coats in sizes two to six years.
Various. styles. Formerly 1000.
BRUSHED WOOL SETS
Formerly 1895. Brushed wool four piece
sets. in rose and turquoise. Sizes 1 to 4
years.
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1hud Floor Continued
WOMEN'S WINTER COATS
90 En

lmQ FlOO1 --COHLlHuGQ
wOMEN'S WINTER COATS
Beautiful winter coats from stock made
to sell for 1850 to SO. SO. OF fine bolivia,
cardona, velour and Normandie; mostly .
fur trimmed: all silk lined.
WOMEN'S SUITS AT 1895
Velour and duvet 10 line suits that were
made to sell for $500 to $500. Nicely
tailored on lines favored for spring wear
and beautifully silk lined.
MOMENTS NEW SKIRTS, Cos
New tweeds and homespuns made 10
sell for 10. % in the new straight models
with plain hem bottoms or the ultra new
fringe effects. All wanted shades.
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1900
smartiy tailored frocks OF mems wear
serge and graceful models in rich canton
orepes in sizes "a to A. Overskirts effects
embroideries, beads.
MUSKRAT COATS, 1000
The dark natural Texas topskin coats
that are regularly 1880. 40 inches long
with collar and cuffs, border and belt OF
the same lovely self fur.
1895 TRIMMED HATS, $50
Just fifty of them in the sale. But fftc
o. springs smartest in silk. straw and
combinations of the two. In all the bright
spring colors.
7.95 TRIMMED HATS, 5.95
A hundred of these! Satin and straw
hats. taffeta and straw hats, with en-
broidery crowns and fruit and flower
trimmed. Some with punches of luscious
red cherries.
GEoRGETTE BLOUsEs, 500
The very blouses that will be wanted for
spring wear. Splendid quality OF geor-
gette in white and flesh color and trim
med in wide flet lace.
BUNGALOW DRESSES, 79c
Pretty little slip-on and fitted models
made to sell for 100 and 1.25. Made OF
check bingham and clean looking striped
percale, with roomy pockets.
QUILTED ROBES AT 8.95
women's Japanese silk quilted robes
with high neck and long sleeves. Kinds
made to sell for 1850 and 1895 In red,
copen, navy and black. Limited quantity.
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Seo-rd Floor
No Mail or Phone Orders
MEMS GOLF GAPS. o.

MEMS GOLF CAPS, 95c
Regularly $50. ia caps popular with
>ali men and regularly 1.5o. Tomorrow
Csc.
MEMS TROUSERS, 1856
200 pairs of trousers, regularly 4.S5 AMI
SIS. Patterns are fancy striped and mix
lures; many are suitable for matching odd
coats.
BOYS CAPS, Csc
Made of fancy tweeds. clearinghouse and
blue serge in the one-piece model. Sizes
Ga to IN.
BOYS WASH SUITS, 1.95
Made to sell for 800. 1000 new suits
in MILDLY. Oliver Twist and other popular
styles. Kiddy cloth. galatea. kindergarten
and other washable materials. Sizes "a
to 10.
BOYS PAJAMAS, 100
Boys plain color spring pajamas CT
UNIVERSAL make. Plain and silk Topped,
Excellent quality. Sizes I to Is years.
Regularly $50 at 100.
BOYS 35c
. Is for 100. Regularly SOC to 100 ties
for the young man. Pretty colorings ami
patterns. Neat stripe effects. Boys shopi
MEMS TAN SHOES, 3.95
DARK brown HcdlISKfn lace SHOES. luz
tom toe-shape last. Soles of oak tanned
leather. Goodyear bottoms. Sizes 6 to 10
MEMS 900 SHOES, 5.95
OF winter weight. Russia grain blu
cher lace shoes with two stout soles and
a damp-proof mid-sole. On a walkin.
Shoe last. q
CHILDREN'S SAMPLE SHOES
800 and $50 shoes; size 6, 6H. :: 1:6s,
$50 and 400, sizes ., 81. 10 at 1883. 400
and $50 shoes 10. 1874 and l at 2,l9.
WOMEN'S 500 PUMPS, 2.65
Two strap pumps of dark brown Russia
calfskin. Straight tips. Neat perforations
Welt soles. Low walking heels.
WOMEN'S $50 PUMPS, 3.65
High grade tan Russia calf skin, two
buckle pumps. With straight tips. Neat
perforations. Welt soles. Cuban heels.
SILK CREPE DE CHINE, 10
for dresses, biouses and underwear. IN
dark and light colors. Regularly 1.5s.
SATIN, 1.9S
Regularly 800. A beautiful all silk,
black satin, with a lovely finish Excellent
quality.
ALL WOOL PONGEE, 1.39
40-inch, A new spring fabric that will
be- very popular. Desirable for suits.
dresses. skirts and capes. Fine range OF
all colors. Z
ALL-WOOL HOMESPUN, 1.69
81 inch. A new spring fabric. Very
popular for snappy skirts. coats and wraps
Desirable for children's sport wear. Staple
and sport colors.
ADJUSTABLE FLOUNCES
1.S9
Regularly 2.29. Adjustable to any size
petticoat. OF changeable satin, 12 inches
deep. Accordion plated and plain ~taffeta.
in tailor-lnade flounce. Lining Dept.
NOVELTY LINING, 79c
Regularly LOO. Mixture of silk an !
cotton made for wear. An attractive
lining for coats and suits on grounds of
tan, gray, Old Blue and navy with pretty
designs of contrasting colors. Lining Dept.
one OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-30
Basement
No Mail or Phone Orders

HOO BRIDGE LAMP, $50
Graceful wrought iron standard-!5
inch b gaze srm snaqsi or' lower it to suit
ard table. desk or reading table.
3.9S SUGAR AND CREAM SET
2.9S
Cut glass. Full size. Combination tiofAi
and mitre pattern. Cut on sooo eN-t
bIanks-strictly perfect.
$50 REFRESHMENT SET, 200
Cut glass. Tall covered jug ana = tai
glasses to match. Grape pattern. strictly
perfect. For serving lemopads' grspe
juice, etc.
42.49 DINNER SET, Bats
100 pieces. Light weight Americ,n
porcelain. Neat border blue and pink.
Open stock. 12-person service.
11.55 DINNER SET, $50
s-person service-43 pieces. TWO neal
pink spray designs. Light weight Amsri-
can porcelain. Also 9.SS 36-piece set'o.5o
500 BEVERAGE SET, $50
is pieces-iead blown glass. 8 TAPS
tumblers, g. mineral tumblers. . Ice Tea
tumblers.
BOWL AND Maple SETS
1863
Regularly 200 and s.25. Choice OF =
niece brown and white cooking BOWL set
S inch to Q inch or 8 piece 1luteo oius
band nappie set, 4 inch to . men.
LOO CORN BROOMS, roc
No. e-good household size. Made o.
good grade broom corn with -FOUR se"ink
on smooth handle.
500 OIL HEATERS, 3.98
Well known make--reliable. smokelesr
odoriess. steel tanks--one gallon capacity
Patented wick regulating DEVICE
900 AND 9.75 ELECTRIC
HEATERS, 7.95
Choice OF such weli-known makes as
Hotpoint or Majestic. Open type WIN
copper reflector bowls. Complete Win
cord and plug.
$50 ASH SIFTERS, POO
Rotary type made of heavy salvanizsd
iron with cylinder OF heavy wire lnesa.
225 FOOD CHOPPERS, 1.6a
10. 2 universal" Excellent househo.e
size Four knives--1egulated to cut coarse
or fine. as desired.
90 MRS. POTTS. IRONS, lbs
For get of three different weight iroas
For SET Of three different weight irons u.
ed top. Detachable handle ana me'ai
stand.
100 GARBAGE CANS, Toe
Good household size: OF good gTsas
corrugated galvanized iron. Iisht hltins
cover and iocking-cover bail handle.
ALUMINIUM SAUCEPAN SET
79c
Regularly 100. 3 pieees-1. ]. ana Z
ot. sizes. Tipped style. Or good Sraoe
aluminium. highly polished.
$50 CARPET SWEEPER, 3.l9
The standard brand carpet sweeper
NJ The we'll known "Bisseil' make. Sturdily
built ease-good bristle brush. Easy rus
ming.
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I..m Floor
No Mail or Phone Orders

SATEEN PETTICOATS, 49c
An odd lot of manufacturers samples
made to sell for soc and more. sateen
and cotton ~taffetas in black, navy, brown
and green. in many styles.
1000 SILK SCARFS, 6.95
Double scarfs. ten inches wide of pure
silk. in the plain Swiss weave. edged vita
fringe. In white with black, green. gray.
purple or navy blue.
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS $50
Regularly 500 sweaters of zephyr yarns
in fancy and plain weaves, with collar.
belts all around. patch pockets. 4. 6 and
6 year sizes in peacock. cardinal, brown.
GIRLS DRESSES AT 1.9S
Dresses that are regularly 500 and 3.95.
Including smar: cloth frocks with guimpes
fine ginghams and colorful ~chambrays.
Sizes 8 to Ii years.
GIRLS 1895 COATS, 7.95
Tailored coats from our regular stocks
for girls whose ages are from . to IA years
The splendid heather mixtures nicely tai
iored with patch pockets.
MISSES WINTER COATS
$3.50
Great savings. Superior coats OF flee
v~eloyne. wandora and Bolivia, originally
1850 to 60. so. Fur collared garments in
sizes IA to Is. One and two of a kind.
MISSES TAFFETA DRESSES
1900
Crisp. new spring tafetas, made to sell
for $500. In navy. brown and black, in
many youthful models: trimmed with
tucks. puns; charming things; in II to Is
sizes.
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1851 0 BED ROOM SUITE
Sixth Floor
No Mail or Phone Orders
$4,000 LIVING ROOM SUITE
345 90

040.UU
A large size sofa. arm chair and ireside
chair upholstered in fine mohair have the
exposed frame work. finished in antique
mahogany and reversible, spring filled
cushions.
600 UKELELE OUTFITS, $50
Beautifully toned instruments that are
richly inlaid. A cover of good green felt
goes with the outfit as well as instructions
and six popular songs easily played.
SIX USED PIANOS, 1890
Each and every one of the six are in
splendid condition.. having been completeY
overhauled and repaired and show none
but the good effects of former usage
$500 MUSIC CABINET, 1915
An attractively designed cabinet for
either player piano or sheet music. Will
be found just the thing for that limited
space in your music room.
EMERSON RECORDS, 19c
All these double faced records are per
feet and offers hundreds of attractive Sc
%lections for your phonosraph AT prices
the lowest by far ever seen on such aual-
ity records.
100 PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES
69c
Per thousand OF course, but mere pdcNt"
200 in a tin box. They are the very high
est quality of needles obtainable and come
in both lound and soft tone production.
10000 PATHE PHONOGRAPH
10000
Pathe Actuelle Model J that was made
10 sell for $500. 90 and has never befors
been offered by us for less than 5000. NJ
this price only while the stock last.
1.5O BABY CARRIAGE
WINDSHIELD, 9Oc
Made of best grade ecru corduroy with
elastic running through both sides which
makes it easily adjustable to any size car
riage. 1t always hts.
1.25 DAYLO FLASHLlGHT 50c
Vest pocket style Daylo with a highly
nickIed finish. The hinge back makes II
readily accessible in a woman's hand bns
or q mans vest pocket.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-30
Fourth Floor
No Mail or Phone Orders
1900 AND 400
RUGS, $500

RUGS, $500
"a beautiful MOSQUE and Beloochistan
pieces in throw sizes, rich in coloring and
exquisite in design. Strongly woven rugs
built for durability.
WOOL AND FIBER RUGS
REDUCED
Two room sizes are offered in these wool
and hbre rugs that will serve exceliently
in bed rooms and sun parlors.
Regularly 24.75 rugs. size 9x12, at lo.sa
Regularly $500 rugs. size s.3x1o.e at
1895.
100 GRASS RUGS, 9.25
Our entire stock of rugs made OF grass
specially grown for the purpose. In "a
complete range of soft greens. grays. blues
and tans. These are very high-srade rugs.
2.25 BRUSSELS TAPESTRY
CARPET, 1859 YD.A
97-inch wide carpet for halls, stairs az
full patterns. in the loviiest of colorings.
This is a great carpet for service.
2.25 COCOA DOOR MAT, 10
These good ,size door mats are excep-
give real long, satisfactory service, ami
will be found a very good buy at this re-
duced figure.
LACE CURTAINS
$3.50 TO 500 OFF REG.
Dainty patterns in Swiss point lace; nets
hemmed all around. trimmed with edging
regular prices. 1.50, 200. 2.25, 2.75, 400
to 5000. less rs to so per cent.
Soc DOTTED SWISS, SOC YD.
There are six different patterns in this
fine quality dotted Swiss. in various dots
and blocks that will be found. very prett!
for curtains. In white only.
LIS SCRIM CURTAINS
lis PAIR
Just 500 pairs OF these very fine scrim
curtains. made with a hemstitched hem
and neatly trimmed with n narrow edgins
In white and cream only; for any room.
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Mail or Teleohone Orders Filled on Merchandise Advertised Below

Fourth Flo0 Continued
1900 PIGSKIN TRAVELLING
BAGS, 1000
Genuine russell pigskin leather combines
with solid brass trimmings. a fine frame
and leather lining to make this two-hand-
ed bag a beauty. While thy last, lo.oo'
1000 AND 1875 STEAMER
TRUNKS, S.25
Fiber steamer trunks in sizes 81 inches
and SO inches, that are carefully and stur-
Oily made with one divided tray and steel
trimmings. Very serviceable and good
looking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-30

Sixth Floor Continued
$50 CANVAS GOLF BAGS 1925
These very excellent canvas golf bags
have real cowhide leather shoulder straps
and are partly trimmed with leather.
They come in white only.
S.25 COASTER WAGONS, 6.5O
Sherwood Coaster wagons are strongly
and pai%nstakingly made with steel wheels
roller bearings. springs and
$50 KIDDIE KARS (Size No. 81
2.95
This is the very best grade OF kiddis
Kar and is made with steel disK ano .vD-
Der tired wheels. They are ~ popular
more 30.
Csc SLEEPER'S GOLD, SOC
Sleeper's gold pats for decorating china
come with protecting ceiluioid covering.
Sold singly or by the dozen. $50 . oox,
Regularly $50. while quantity lasts.
800 STAND SWING FRAMES
\ 1.59
Stand swing photo frames finished 10
antique gilt in color and floral designo--
have ornamental tops. sizes oxt, o1es
6x9, 7x9. 7x10 and sxl0. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-30
LACE CURTAINS
SCL TO E0OZ OEF ia
LIS SCRIM CURTAINS
lis PAIR

Just 500 pairs OF these very fine scrim
curtains. made with a hemstitched hem
and neatly trimmed with n narrow edging
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-30

81 beautiful MOSQUE and Beloochista I
pieces in throw sizes, rich in coloring AND
exquisite in design. Strongly woven rug
built for durability.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
FOR RENT-ROOMs.
WANTED-ROOMS.

BUSINESS gin wishes moderate priced iur-
nished room in strictly private home or apart
ment. with refined surroundings; light house house
keeping privileges; NV. section, state tcians.
Address Box 34-C. Star Office.
LADY. permanently employed, one or two nm
furnished rooms. Kitchen, cleo, gas; oy Ie
cember 10 or January /: must be rrasohaoie ~ :,
state price; prefer NV. Address boA .1 %. -
Star office.
BY QUIET COrPLE-Two LII. rooms or room
and ktchen"itr. with private faini! ""ia
permanent If satisfactory; between IAN anu
Isth Pa ave. and y; limit $50. Address Boz
7Jt'. Star office.
TWO LADIES wish TO share furnished apart
ment with business womrn: fun particulars;
references exchanged. immediate" Address
Box 391-B. Star office.
ROOM WITH BATH. non housekeeping III pr
va'e house in NV. section. tw" meals per DAY
desired. but not essential: references tN
changed. Addrass Box go Star ori"c i
YOUNG MAN desires room with garage priv
legeS: please state rrr" and full particulars. !.
references exchanged. Addres Box 113-'. S'ar
uff,ce.
GENTLEMAN wants Furnished room. NJ
Pleasant; preferably vicinity 10Th aad t"lnm
ba rd. reasonable; permanent Address H1A
81 star once:
ONE ROOM and ki,shenette. hy woman. "n'
Address R"x &c, Star Office. 3.
without board in a modern Jewish fanils.
tfdrtss Box &C. Star Office
YnItNG LADY III Office. desires room in c'i-
vert ri. near lsth and t"lnnih;" rad stat
price Address Box 1910. Star .fh'r..
COUPLE desire furnished rp"m in downtown
-'riion: must h" h.'iow NJ Il. Nddrr,e l."N
lh.f. Star uirr.
YuUNG LADY EMrIAtiEn. stadrLf. ar>il'>
furnished rooin WIN board drwnf"wn'
permanent. Address Box 80. STAR "fN"".
ABOUT December l. II man wants very warm
room. with board. near lIth and fai-tn"ni :.
S3!- $40. Address Box 1866. star of'icr.
YOUNG COtTLE and child four YEAR. De
sire three unfirnished rooms for i.i.k. hy l'ec-
10 Address Box 13-c. Star office. 3.
ONE ROOM. privilege of getting breakfast: :
state price. Address RoN &c, Star office.
WANTED-ROOMS WITH BOARD.
from January with family ~ 'solet paying
guest: refined neighbo-hoOd; house or apart
ment: highest references. Reply, with terms.
Box lG1-C. Star office.
MAN EMPLOYED NN;IIrS desires ROOM
and board: must ie clean. qaiet, comfortable
with "ne o! two good meals. in Protestant
family: references furnished Address B"N III
e, Star Office.
WANTED 49, In vicinity ,f pension Office or
privileges. FIR mother and "f 'hr - a,'-. nj
during day. Address Ron 1906. Star "tiic"
"ANTED-t;noi home f"r boy seven wears o.:
vicinity Hubbard SriNoi: state fui! J'ari.r,ils:>
AID price. Address Boa 3:,l Il; star ..ffic-. -
Evening star., 1922-12-03

lo2i sth ST NW-oNE ROOM. KITCHEN
rite. heat. gas and h"t water. $50 month. AlSi
large r.puu. $40 month.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
Phone Npr,h :1al W

1896 llth ST. NV. APT rs WANTED
corlennia girl TO share apartm.n, within walk
ing dIs'Inr" of downtown: reasonable.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

Az HAII.EIGIi- LIyIN'; ROOM. IN-ADOOl
I'D. breakfast room. kitchenette and bath
fhe ne Adams - for particulars ask for k'l
desk
Evening star., 1922-12-03

APT. 30" pFMBARTON COURT 1861 Bis
81. n-w.--Pr"tti!y furnished art Of 3 rooms
an outside rooms, steam heat. electricity
LhNtitMl lncat Ton: no silver or linen: nhMlta .
Evening star., 1922-12-03

inING MAN WILL SHARE SMALL APART
ment: all "orreaienrrs. excellent location
nnfrhwest section. Address Box 1o--C. sta
Office.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

1919 RIGGS PLACE Nw-TWO BEAuTE
ftilly furnished rooms, kitchene'te and bsth
INV H.. electricity. phone.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
APARTMENTS 70 LET.
WISHED.

NEWLY AND REAI TiFrIIS FTRNlSfIf.p
,arge front room and kitci.-,.tie: also :, large
front rooms: III rN-iu>.v" apartment hoEs...
lcar Dupont Gree: .Nc.li.n: heat. electricity:
very reasonable Nest ,aI
Evening star., 1922-12-03

~
HOW MUCH PER MILE
DOES THE USED CAR COST? !?
Figure it out for yourself. We
have some fine used cars that
have run but a small percentage
ri their potential mileage. You
buy the balance OF that mileage
at Il price that makes your car
cost per mile less than anything
possible with a new car.
Come and see some OF these
fine used automobiles and be
convinced.
1872 BI'ICK 1-PASS. TOURING
Ia.U DODGE :-PASS SEDAN.
l9oO REQ SIX 5P.iSS. SEDAN.
1920 REQ SIN S-PASS. R0AIFTEE-
1919 REQ FOUR 5-PASS. TOCLING.
Liberal Terms
No CARRYING Charge.
THE TREW MOTOR CO.
1901 I4th st. NV.
Main 4I7:3.
Evening star., 1922-12-03
TABLE BOARD.

WI!4SbNIA ,12'rg Park road, - Exceptional
meals f"r >e'rr' few. Try thr-" dinners; son--
Thing different from III" ordinary luall 10"
surprised. Adams H'r33. 10
GA ST NW-B.>t of home c"oh ing
early breakfast: lunches gwen: prizes t-a-
suns bic. g
ISIS kAInKAMA ROAD. Apt. al Home
cooked. we'll served rrEtifri meals; Iriraf'.
.auly: S3h month. Adams is9.. -
THE HARVARD Inn 1913 Harvard st
Substantial meals for particular people: ind-
vlduai tables -
is:aa ore ST. N.W.--All orlirac:es CT the
"ason: unnsgai table. e.
-nco 18TH ST NW.-E1cel!-nt table best in
market served: good service y. 511G
l71S EYE ST. N.W.-pe;ightfnl meals. attrac-
lively served: reasonable rates
Evening star., 1922-12-03

THE MAkLEoEbf':Ii THREE ROOMS AM
;'aIi iIn l.. r'.a i--tveen 10 aAd l. 10y ap
f."iiiffa"Ef Phone North .;@l.
Evening star., 1922-12-03

! REFINED GIII. OR WOMAN TO SHARl
! n,"st t.enuti;nl downtown apartment address
| BOX 3o: II. Star ofi". =.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-19

has been spending a few days with
her aunt. Mrs f. NJ Haselton
Scenes In the Union Station" was
played before full houses by local
talent two evenings in Ackerts hall.
for the benefit OF the Parent Teacher
Association
The annual chicken pie supper and
sale Of the Congregational church
will be held October 25th. All hay-
ing anything for the sale or fsh-pond
are asked 10 give them to Mrs. o. l..
Greene
The violin pupils Of Asa Ackley.
assisted BY Miss Hutchinson and
Mrs. Griffith OF East Dorset. gave
recital in the church at the Corners
Wednesday. October 18th. After the
recital the Ladies' Aid Society sery-
ed supper.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-19
FIeIa Ruos a. ToYs.

The field bugs known ln America as
June bugs have resumed their place
a. toys f0r German children An *
traorilnary food ~ The beetles has
sent hundreds % Berliners into nearby
forests and felds 10 catch thousands
q them and selI them 20 dealers who.
ID turn, retail them r FOND parents
and children Tho bugs sell at Ten for
q mark noW whereas befre the war
dozen could BE- bought for q feu
pferulss The dealer makes 89 rer
cent profit those engaged Do catching
them declare Farmers eacaura the
catching q TIRE tua paftE l rs
city children Is tne
81 tra foliage - a1l Vine.
yards Tile unusually large plague -
bugs revived the custom ~
teug tem Tor 4Ie ~ tie fr-t
a since ghe war 81 expert catch
usually brnes % about 1000 bugs
q lag They I've f0r a1ali Ten dsys 8
playtanzs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-10-19
LONDONDERRY

DR.. Lawrence Leonard OF Troy,
was a Sunday guest of his parents
here.
Charles Sutton and daughter Nina
closed their house here and went to
Boston, Mass, on Monday for the
winter
b J Mattocks and wife closed
their summer home here last week
and, with Mrs. Della sutton, started
Saturday for New York, their winter
home
Last Sunday was observed as "all-
to-chureh-S Sunday There was
large audience and all felt well re-
paid for the effort made. as the
pastor, Rev Mr. Fleetwood, Is
pleasing speaker
Several new automobiles are now
in our village. H. ~ Williams was
the FIRST 10 appear, with a new Hud
son. Rev. c. ~ Ellenwood and Geo.
Williams each with a new Essex and
Earl White with a new Ford
The public service commission
held a public hearing al Hotel Wan
tasaquei last Thursday on the new
electric lighting project The neces-
sary papers are being filed with the
Secretary Of state. the corporation
formed and everything will be- ~
working order this week
Fred Lasell has sold his stock and
farm produce al auction and closed
the house and other BUILDINGS Mr
ara MIS- Lasau and SON Maurice
and Mr. Lasells sister started Non
dag by automobile for Greeley Col 4
where they win spend the winter and .
where they may remain permanent !.