ROCKAWAY RECORD
justly proud ol
higs-our Town
Newspaper; both
tie assets
I XLII No. 16
ROCKAWAY, N. I., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930
ish Hams, Ib.
Celebrates Seventy- Borough Candidates Hearing On Railroad
School has
Fifth Birthday!
To Be Elected Abandonment Field
E. Kogers
The Rockaway High
contracted with John
Producing Company to produce one
;
of their latest, and Lest musical National Iron Bank, of Munislown Two Councilinen for Full Term t3 * o«n.sel for the Bomueti ami KesiVeaiM,—One C'uuiH'ilmsin for One dents Will Enter Viiroruu:. Protest
comedies at Rot'kuway High fjchool Originated in Roekiiuay in 1855
in the near future. The title 1of thei
year
show selected is "All Aboard ' and
''"ucrul iilul.ions arc beiiii: extend'I'he heaiiuu on the iipplinition 'oi
is lroni the ben of the latti Junie ed to the National Iron Bank, out
the Lackawaima Itaiiroud to abundMeCree,. New Yori: \y\\\. Uie stamp ol ol MonLtown':; bii/j'eM and most
approval on "AH Aboard' a short sue ['•:;.Jus iiiiiuicnd institutions,
time ayo, ^viieu it enjoyed all ex- which .Sunday celebrated (in- MVi tended run on Broiidv.'i,y. Rehears- eiit.s-];JUJ year of it;, existence. ,Sue! ills are expected lietan about Oct. Of':, has Mrewn thi:, lnni; path ol
20 under the personal direction ol year sand today the National Iron ! j']',*,'.
one ol the above Finn's expert B:u>]; is recocum-d as one o! the
produ u
ol
n< •' mney marts oi Munis Conn- • ,111(|
on (he line irom Ruckiiwuy to
on all our streets,
I
every
rii'ht
Jl
Iron Hunk fin,I Oiln'kln'c a^[} "bi'u'id-i tided citizen v i l l p b r
<
ito existence
a stale bank ii s o m , „)• t ' h p Jillcs ,' n ,'
™™^«
therefore. Both
<
-live years apo and was lo: l)Ei:»wiil--<=r and treU'ht service bet 1 in Kockaway. Three yeais
lat
the bank moved to Morrist i I the Beil Buildinc located at w h o ^ r ' i k . i ^ H ' ! ™ : iUMl t 0 * " S ' ' Nearly'al] the time was .onsumed
the eoi ner of Bank street and Park
""""= J1Kewl-r-'yesterday by John L. Kfi'iiur. counplace The number oi employees Ou the whole, the Mayor mid-sol iol- the n. R. Co.. who presented
The Jeweler
was ,'>ma]l and the business volume f>o0 K k Council
have
done
much
reasons for abandonment, Chief EnInvites you tn lintel! in
Was lar from heavy. It took pos'"' iur Lllc Borounh since gineer Roe, and It. M, While, Gensession
of
its
awn
building,
now
the-1
"Hianizmp
.lanuary
1st,
but
all
is'
\ Superintendent, of the Kallroaci
em
KIUi'AY NKiIIT AT TlflN
ot
Kim; and Vogt law office buildinc n ll>
» iirmoll - v at its sessions. There! Co. It, was broui'hl out by I'ubltc
to fix;
in llfil, omipyim; it until 1912. |" lv>0 'actions—one is inclined to, utility Commissioner Muyberry that
As the years went by. however •!•"' Piwessive and up-to-date with the reason for abandonment was to
and (lie bank moved into its pres- lm
P™vements, unil the other is in- silve ex'pense in eliminatint: the H.
l lme(l to d o
enl irnposini; building on South Kh
'
business in old slip-; R, crossings in Rockaway. which
street, the business increased by °a manner winch never gets you! jt w n s sai(i, would cost about four
Radio Follies
leaps and bounds The increase in j1""-Where.
One
plan costs a little, hundred thousand dollars,
volume of business durinp the past " 10l"'h e moni
'J'- but you get something I General Superintendent, R, M.
on
e d a n d s a v l ni
five years has been nothing short of i'"
"
' ™icy. the oth-, white told the Utility Commission
ls
Station WPG
phenomenal and today the National]"'
cheaper
to beBin with, and | t|,,,t, j t the Railroad was abandonwould
el na )s
Iron
Bank
takes
its
rightful
place
'
P
'
l
be
alright if you did c( | the Company would put. on a
Six outstanding all-star Broadamong the leading institutions i n !onv ol ;t1 " a v e t o d o s o m e w o r k o v c r a m l thirty ])assenger bus and make thirway features:
thc state
j
agam, and never tiet anything ty trips a day and also keep the
1. Rob't ChJsholm
In 1925, the deposits in the bank ! P erm "nent.
agent at the Railroad station,
totaled $5,359,175 On October l»,i For this reason we call your at-! Senator J. G. Wolber. of Newark.
baritone star of the operetta
1927, the deposits reached S7.233,-»tentioif to the Borough enndidates. Borough Attorney Howard F. Bar"Golden Dawn".
702 and on October IS, t!)29, they i All are good men and useful citi- rett and Francis Stickle are repre2. Melody Quartet
totaled $7,527,887 This year the i zens. But you have got to make a senting the Borough. They are
deposits
total $8,148,307
"
!' choice.
If you believe in progress, cross-examining the Railroad offi3. Alice BowJcn
' The remodeling of the present you should know who to vote for. cials, whose memory in regard to
star of Joe Cook's musical comIf
you
believe
in dragging along, train service from Rockaway is conbuilding was started in June, 1927,
edy success "Fine and Dandy".
md was completed and opened to I blocking all improvements, and are sidered very poor.
the public in June 11)20.
, satisfied with the old way of wast- The hearing was attended by
4. Novelty Feature
In January, 1926, Gordon Mac-; ing money, you should know who Mayor D. Morris Nichols, Borough
Clerk James B. May, and a numberDonald was elected to the' Board of i to vote for.
5. Guy Lombardo
Directors, and in November. 1927, j There are three councilmcn to be of interested citizens of the Boro.
and his orchestra.
*
adjourned
was elected vice-president. In Aug- ] elected, two for a three-year term. The hearing- has been
.
,„„,
ust, 1930, Mr. MacDonald passed < and one for a one year term, to fill t 0 Wednesday. November 12th.
6. Norman
aw ay
,„„„ . „
., i the unexpired term of D. Morris
1 -1
Brokenshire
. I n June 1926 Allan MacDougall,; Nichols, who was elected Mayor,
You will enjoy this program
was elected lo the Board of Direct-1 p o r the three-year term there are
which is contributed for your
orsIntoJanuary,
replace Charles
three candidates,
John
H.
1SI27, H.
W. Mellon.
Redmond , Crane,
William G. Messrs.
Stone and
Manpleasure by Bulova Watches,
Cross was elected to the Board of uel Sedano. The candidate for the
for which we are Authorized
Directors.
Distributors.
On December 1, 1029, Alfred Mills h n s n 0 opposition.
Many Tickets Sola For Denvillc
who had served on the board since j
Firemen's Minstrel Show
John H. Crane, a
l •Councilman
January 13, 1914, passed away.
... . •
, .,
Civndl
an
In
January
1910
lewis
D
Kav
i
*ite
for
re-election,
has
made
A.
large
number of tickets haveelected to
to the
the Board
Board of
of DirecDree j t w o excellent
record. He lias served
ROCKAWAY, N. J.
elected
y e a r g a s C n a i r m a n ol t h e s t r e e t
been sold for the big Minstrel and
speaks Vaudeville Show to be staged by the
Chair- Denville Fire Department on Friday
has so and Saturday, November 7th and
Edward C. Scott was elected assist- " lu < : " ^" a ™ c " B°oa work been g j - ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^ 1 1 ^ School Auditorant cashier.,
S u l a t e d o n annotating Mr CrSJe!'»•"• Judging from recent rehearsThe officers of the National I r o n : ? ! . 0 ; ™ ^ h S ' n i e lid not care ^ ">ere wll be plenty of merriment.
Bank are as follows: Madison L. to do so. He made no mistake, for Real singers who will sing good
Tomsv President; Lawrence Day,,1 j Mr. Crane has measured up to all songs; sure lire jokes and stories,
Vice-President; Lewis D. Kay,
and several surprise offerings. Those'
of him in
President; Alfred Macltin, Cashier;
who enjoy dancing will see someEdward B. Scott, Assistant Cashrenl "hoofing".
Councilman Manuel Sedano. who
ier; Gladys L. Stuart, Assistant
the folks who
i is now serving a one-year termf is Another
. . treat forwill
Trust Officer.
be furnished
me Directors
uireciors of
oi the
me Bank
UBIIK are, also a candidate for the three-year | " l e ™ " " °
The
s and Merton K.
Colvin A. Agar, W. Redmond Cross, term. Previously to his appoint- , i n i " i ' t h
well known and
L. Day, L. D. Kay, E. King, Robert! ment by Mayor Nichols, he had,"-'j^''."""'
professional
banjoists.
eog
p
j
recognized
B. McEwan, Allan MacDougall,'.; been a councilman for six years, They
in some beautiful
Philander B. Pierson, Morford B. thus giving him a wide experience doublewill
l be heard
banjo
numbers,
and
also
see
Strait, Madison L. Toms, Arthur F.: in Borough matters He was chairTownsend and Irving W. Wortman.; man of the Water Committee when a rare sight in ths part of the country,
by
witnessing
two
genuine
Para.
our present splendid supply of wat0
! er was secured. He supervised the mount banjos which will be used by
Western District Y. M. _C. A. Cam- sinking of the wells, the building of Mr. Higgins and Mr. Lefler. One of
paign Progressing
the reservoir, and it was through these instruments is made of solid
:
his efforts the water mains have rosewood, the other of solid mahogMany favorable reports are com-1 h ce n extended all over the Bor- any, which cost nearly five hundred
ing in from the Y. M, C. A. solicit- Ough. He is a man who looks care-! dollars. Lovers of good banjo music
ors in the Western Section of Mor- fully into all details, and because!will be well entertained.
ris County. The canvassers are he is a little careful how we spend Two clever children will appear ln
] working hard in their spare time| m o n C y for improvements, is no a pleasing double singing act; these
FALL TERM
and request the cooperation of all | reason why he should not enjoy i are Stella Vanderhoof and Frank
the contributors. This week, one, y o u r confidence. His object is to! Sontgerath.
after reading the news-; Sllvt . l n e Borough money.
| Another very talented juvenile act
Children's Classes (age 7 contributor,
paper, very kindly sent her contri-, w i ! l i a m G , s t o n e > n n o t n c r c a n d i - which will appear ln both the Minsto 14) now enrolling. Ballbution direct to the solicitor who
three-vear term, has trel and Vaudeville parts will be
(
room and Tap Dancing.
Harold Klein who has been singing
ion „„,,„, ,hUc. Bn omr o, u. ghn- f, omr o„,,„
had seen her in past years,
years. n
If ton
ne
tterm,
prm
y
j
de- over a Newark Broadcasting station
any
a solicitor
notq call|
e . e l e c t l o n . .H e
theyy does
are request• ^n n.rvi esse ellkt s ,.
upon reason
aany
y citizens
. „ „ „ l ufor
w h a t e v ee ll pp oo ss ii U
U oo nn hhee and a,,,
singing
II nn w
B111B ,„in , Vaudeville
l l i uquite
iou
,d d i
t sendd their
th
tbt
d
hi
t
f
ffi
Special Business Girls'
edd to
m e t i m e . A s a talented juvenile
ect
to County "Y contributions dii- l h B S h e , du d u r i n gB h i s t e r m o f o f f i c e | s osinging*
artist
he
Is
second
to
none.
has made good. He has served
| The success of this campaign!
Class
; makes possible the discovery and' two years as President, and also These are only a few of the good
two years as chairman of the Water i things of the big show. There will
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39c:
37c
42c
42c
21c
29c
TEL. 62
ST.
ROCKAWAY, N . J .
morrow Your Need For a Safe Deposit
Box May Not Exist
ds
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Leases
Marriage Certificates
Mortgages
Notes
Personal Keepsakes
Wills
•
BRING YOUR VALUABLES TODAY
DANCING
Instructions
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ROCKAWAY, NEW JERSEY
XZXXZXXXXD
Tap And
Ballroom
four Furs
are valuable and
hould be protected • • •
lur modern cold storage vault will protect
lem from fire, theft and moths. Our rates
e reasonable.
National Union Bank
Dover, N. J.
The United States smokes over 3,000 miles of cigara'clay. Burning butts cause a fire loss of $8,588,37.)
one year.
I
Business Men's and Women's Class or Private Instruction.
man you can trust as your friend, of f u n a n [ i s u r p r i s e s l n Denville on
and as an executive official The : P r i d a y n n d S a t l l rday nights, Nov.
people like him and he will be •n h n n d Bthp a t t h c s c h o o l a u d i t o v .
Andrew Stewart, of Denvillc Dead e I e c t e d '
jium. Tickets arc in the hands of the.'
Silvie Odierno the candidate for'firemen,
Andrew T. Stewart passed away the one-year term, is a well-lcnown [
Sunday afternoon at the home of business man. He hns been suchis daughter. Mrs. Oscar Smith, of| ceS sJul because ol his strict atten-! Morris County Children's Home
School Students' at 4 P. M. j Diamond Spring Park, Denville, j tion to business. In whatever he [ .
i with whom he made his home, fol- ! undertakes Silvie generally makes* Preparations to meet the needs of1
daily
J lowing a short illness.
| good because of his business ability. I fast increasing number of Morris
: Mr. Stewart was born in Paisley, i s u c n a m a n iS bound to make good j County wards, are being made by
j Scotland IS years ago and had liy-ipj, a guardian of Borough affairs. | officials of the Morris County Child-I ed the greater part of his life inijje has no opposition and is sure ofjren's Home, and they have received
(Morris County. He was a member|election.
many replies to their appeal for otltof the Methodist Episcopal Church j
-- are under the
grown clothing. 150
and
for
the
past
52
years
worked
on'
care of the County at the present.
Studio Open 10 a. m. to 5 p. m
World's
Largest
Tire
a farm on the D. H. McAlpin es-]
At a recent meeting in Service
tate on the Littleton road, Morris,
• Headquarters, Morristown, complete
and 7 to II p. m. daily
Plains. His wife, the late Mary E. Thursday, Oct. aoth, the lni-RCStl P l a l l s t01 ' winter needs were fully
Wilson Stewart passed away several ju
i n the world will be on exhibi- discussed. At present, officials are
I years ago
'•I He - -Mrs,
. tional Trips, etc
IS
This loss can be avoided if each smoker will make
to put out his butts.
DO YOUR PART
E. J. MATTHEWS & SONS
b Street
"
Edward Doland
ranee Papers
0
"
Hot Time On
November 7th, 8th
Hie reasons why you need a Safe Dcpost Box
elry
y Papers
H Certificates
d and Stocks
tracts
D wrwm Ji
BULOVA
25c
25c
29c
Hagan's Cash Market
kIN
^Z^XtczEBS^rz^muy"""
DOLAND
30c
tter Fish, Ib. esh Mackerel, Ib.
sh Fillet, Ib. -
$1.00 PER YEAR
Rockaway High School to Present
Musical Comedy
25c
me Made Sausage, Ib.
OSS Rib Roast, Ib.
sh Killed Chickens, Ib.
loin Steak, Ib.
bund Steak, Ib.
requaiter of Lamb, Ib.
oulder of Lamb, Ib.
es.h Oysters, doz,
If t's News, Ads, or Job
Printing, phone Rockaway 220: we are alwayg
glad to serve you
Eockawoy, N. J.
Phone Ul-2
ARTHUR F. MAHER
Studio of Dancing
14 West Blackwell Street
DOVER, N. J.
S°
ville; Mrs. Harry Michaels and Mrs.
Arthur Phillips., of New York City.
and one son, William Stewart, of
Morristpwn.
Dr. R. L. Mott and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver P. Dickerson, of Rockaway,
will attend the Navy-Princeton footbajl game at Princeton Saturday.
County Clerk E. B. Mott, his wife,
and two sons will also attend. The
President of the United States, Herbert Hoover and members of his
catlnet, will attend as guests of the
Navy.
the same
Rockaway, from 11:20 to 11:30.
lime, attend regular sesThe tire was built by the Good- si_°ns of school. These boys are alV
f;
14
or
15
years
of age.
o
ye&r The & Rubber Company,
1
Akron, Ohio, and is on a tour of Children admitted who have been
I exposed to disease or run down or
several states.
The rubber giant, which is 12 feet under weight are placed under the
high and four feet wide, was built care of the tuberculosis clinic and
under the combined supervision of are given a thorough examination
the chemical, tire design and re- every six months, thru cooperation
search divisions of Goodyear's de- of the Morris County Tuberculosis
velopment department. It takes Association.
about three-quarters of an hour to
inflate the mammoth casing to a
The dance given by the Ladies'
pressure of only three pounds. Its Catholic Sokol, Saturday night at
value is placed conservatively at Sacred Heart Hall was well attend$5,000.
ed.
KOCKAWAV
TWO
i nooz
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH • Fox Hill Koad; ihenec (1) running
i along said Hue of Fiarn Lone twenty
"PROBATION AFTER DEATH" six degreed nlnoteen minutes WBHI
I
•will be the subject of the Lesson- fifty feel; tlience (2| nortli sixty-two
Sermon in all Churches of Christ, \ iles'rerH six minutes went one hurulri':!
Scientist, on Sunday, October 26, 'UIKI iwelve feet and thlrty-Hlx onei|iumlr«dtliH of II loot; thence IJIl north
1930.
denreeii eighteen minutes
The Golden Text is: "It shall be I<thirty-two
umt fifty feel and twelve iine-huml
said in that day, Lo. this is our Ood;jreiltlm
of
a
foot: tlienre (41 Hulllli
we have waited for him, and he will |hiKi.v-two di'greea
six minutes east
have us; this is the Lord: we have | one hundred and miven
and filly
waited for him, we will be glad and live one-hunihedths of afed
fmil lo till'
rejoice m his salvation" (Ismail point and place of IlKtilNNINd.
25:8i.
The approximate ulilollii! flue nil
Among the citations which coinprise the Lesson-Sermon is (lie fol- this execution Is Sa.UHl.MI besides
Sin
riff's execution fees.
lowing from the Bible: "Tlie sting of
Haled, Seplemlif'1- 27th. l!i:lll.
death is sin: and the stri-nulh of sin
KHKI) H. MYKlta,
is the l»u\ But. thanks be to God,
Sheriff.
which Bivcth iih the victory ihroiiRli
our Lord Jesus Christ" 'I CorinthAdverllsed ill the llanner and Hm'liians IS: Mi. 57-.
iiway lit* o l d .
Hit I
The Lcw.011-.Sermon "Ko includes I'. V. I 2 1 S I
the followini'. iiicsiitw from the
ChriMiau Science tcstljook, "beienee
nncl Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Uiifccr lately: "When
it is lftuni'il Hint (li.seiisc cannot destroy life, will I Hid innrliil.s lire not
raved fromi un ori ::irl:ni'«N by death,
this und<. r.st;mdim . will uuUt.cn into
/jewne.ss ol life" <]'• <-li'-
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chiming. IJr.'88liig and Vftiag
a Specialty
'Vorli iume Promptly and Neatly »nd
cuaraiiteed to give Sutiafnotloa
R
HAK1
1'lunibliiK a
KOtltAWAV.
Q B WITT EDWARDS
B o w l i n g Alltiid
Bl|llard and I-.,,,! i' w)tt
Cimdy, Oimr», (iKuroti,,
OCKAWAY H A R D W A R E &
STOVE CO.
ltOCKAWA J,
E . AN1J1CH8ON
I'alnUtr ami Decurui,,,
Moniileiieu: It, ,lu. li«im Av
'1>1. f,r,i.ji
KOIKAWAV, N. J,
INDIAN Bl'IUNC WATiili
The Expected
Guest at
Hallowe'en
Parties
I n r h i i i i T i ' V i l l N i w .!< <<"•}'
Ilelweeil
TillI ' n i K p o - l - W n N i->i.<iiiR
JiUiUlillR
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t Klist
O r a n n e . N . •)-. C ' l l l i p U i i i i i i n l . a n i l K d i l h
F . VniHliili<ml',
WiUliiill C . ViiMilc:'l i n o f , lii'i- l l l l ' t l i a u r i , ' ' I ; i ] s , H c t V l l i l i m l s .
F i f a t o r -iiilv o f i i K i r i j ' i i K i ' i l p i c i u -
in the County of Morris and Stair of
New .Ifrs'cy.
BlOGlNNJNd at a point in the wesl<rly HiH1 (it I'Yiirn Lain1, distant ;;milli«rly therein one liunilreil and litly-slx
feet mill seventy-five (me-liimdredlliH
of ii fool from the soulluTly side (if
AH
(Tent Main Street
llwkamijr, Sew Itnej
lCverytlilnif In Hardware
faints, Oil", Varutahos, Ilruahei, e t c
SUMMIT'S SAM!
Kelurnahli
N o v . I I I I H T L'lt.t. A . l i . ,
j!i;:ti.
A N H I I K W .1. W I I I X K K Y .
Ailirllor.
}'.y \-11-rlie (if l i e rtlmvi- s l a t i ' d w i l t
i f F i e r i K / i c i a s In m y l i a m l i i . I s h a l l
<'XI>0»<' f o r ' i a l r III I ' l l l i l l r V e l l l l l l c lit
Hie C o n n
ll<ii!:;r in M u n i s i i n v i i
X.
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t i e r n e \ t . I1WI). lict^^ « f-n i l i r I m u i x nf
VI 11. a n d Si c i Y l u i ' l t 1*. M . . t h a i I-; l o
m i y a t 'I n V I n c l t h i I l l i ' i l l t r n i l K i l l 111'
Kiiirt d a y , n i l t h e f o l l o w i n g n - i i e t , HI|iar<!cl o f l a m l a n d p r c i n l i d ^ h e r e i n after purltrulnrly
tlcscribcil. si nine,
l y i n g a m i b e l i i K I " t i n - ' I ' o w j i s l i l p ol
lienvillc a n d I'nrsippiiny-Tniy
Hill:*
Tailor
Wall Street, Hock»w»r, >'• •*•
A i m l y z i ' d « b U i c I ' i n r i •.|,t j ,K v
prudaccil.
Tulii-ii
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Spring.
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Hlliiiul,iiin|>
trtbllliiK tliun ullicr WUIIIS
(»J:OIC(>I<: r.
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k
S'liiieinl
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C»rcful servlcu mill |nuin|it attenlitt
given to till cullti, iliiy or u|g|
'1'til. ItiH'tiamy ;,",
Funeral I'nrlura- Mi.ln Bti((i
WHEN BABIES
1K»(JKAWAV, ,N. J.
„ - u _ , I III'.HI'. HIT I mil's when
F R E I " i»i> 1 *> is too fretful or
Miss lieniice K.1 (Sincii, talented knim-ii In iiiHlitnce:; lor her cluirm
feverish (i> lie KIIII« to daimhlcr of Mr, mid Mrs. (', J. Gn- Htid I'.rur*' in tlalK'ini'..
sleep. There :ne sunn: pain* II Illolher terl. of DenviUc and Mnrrlstown.
An I'Mlcrtnlniiu'iit mid rciTiitloii
eiin'l pnl nwny. Uut (here's quirkeonifoil will open the cliisse.-, of diuicliii! fills will In- |UV( n free at '.l.'M) in the afin a little Gtsloria!
j Haturdny morning at 1(1 o'clock at ternoon t» I lie piui'iils and friends
the P. (). H. of A. Hull i over flic Post inliTcsU'il anil all arc Invited to atFor (liarrhcii, and oilier iiifnnlile ills, | Of fieri Denville, N. J. I(cj:istratlon tend, I1, o . H. of A. Hull lover the
fjive thin pure vetft'lnble preparation. fifteen minutes before rliu;;;e.s. Miss 1'osi OffkTi Denvillc. N. ,!.. fills SutWhenever coated tongues tell of coiiMli- Otitci'l is a member of tin- Dunclni; uiiiiiy, Oct. 2f>lh,
putiun; whenever llicre'ii any M^'II of Maiitcrs of Aiucriui, Inc., and is woll
sluggishness. C'.asloria has a flonil taste;
children love to take it. Buy the fjen- lllNVIII i: UNDKNOMINA'iiONAL ' ciuir.lil him," Soloist, Mn;. Ida Mitehell.
(lUlRCII
iiinc—willi Chas. II. Hctrhcr's sifjnuture I
V:00 o'clock P. M. Ydiim: People's
I
Rev. Andrew 13. Wood, Pastor
on wrapper.
meetlni', with "Jack" Hal! in chartje.
|
7:4!) P. M., Hev. Wood will preach
[ D::iO Sunday mornin!:, Special
| Itally Day Service m the Church iislni! «s a Kiiujeet "Christianity Is
i Hcliool. Every member in'itcd to he ot a Federal System."
Hallowe'en Party in Church DinI1 present.
10:45 A. M,, Worship Service with ini! Hull. Tlnirsdivy cvenlni!. OctoEev. Wood uslnr. as a subject, "Jes- ber liO. A bin time is muiranteod to
us slrifehcil forth Tils himd. ami all who .lie present.
1
$1.00 to $1.50
I'er Funnel
No ))i\rty Is complete without,
ArtstYlc CliwuliituN.
All the
vnrlrtli'K Unit, you like; best }'m\i:t> and MniKliinnllow, BultiTstaiU-h, Carumds richly flavored Creuins, Nuts In Cream,
NoiiKiitlncs iiiKt Drltthis, ull
uencroiiKly covered mill IIBIWIcliijped with smooth, deltelotis
chot'olnte. Sold only nt Rcxnll
Dr«K Stores.
GERARD'S
FREE IN PRIZES
Main St. HocKanny, N. J.
l'liiino IS
r'lflOItOW K CHAMl'TON
UEMKJtAI, ('((NiltACmil
Cui'licutor iiml Hnlld^r
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UOCKAWAY, N, J,
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I I . 1JLANCHA1U) & co.
Miuiufucturoni Of
1I0CKAWAY IIANII MAUK A«l
with or without
All Hilda of lM|;t Tnola and Liu
Mowers Blinrpnncd
Ilnliin slrcrt
l'hmin
J O H N I I . CltANJO
Contractor
Cnrpcntttr and Itiillilcr
Tel. r>(M
Mnln Street, llocbiinn;, XI
Is this
^ wha.t"ruuning
hot water" means
in your
home?
Solve the "21" Problem!
Win a Valuable Prize!
Don't miss thiB opportunity to win, absolutely free, one of
these prizes. Test your skill, send in your solution, and you
may find yourself among the winners. There is no oort
for entering. Follow the directions and send in your
answer TODAY.
2nd Prize
All-Electric Radio
4th Prize
Wrist Watch
ItULES GOVERNING TI1E AWARDING OP FRIZES.
The first prlii> will be awarded (or the best solution ol the »bov« problem, taking Into consideration correctness, neatness and nnlquentu.
Solution can bo made out on the newspaper or separate paper, or In any
unique form contestant desires. The second, third, fourth and other prim
to be awarded accordlnj to their respective merits. In the event ol Uea,
prlies alike and of the name value will be awarded to Men ol 'the tying
contestants competing
for the prlws designated In the advertisement,
imi .K» !! ^ a c " P t e d "P t 0 » n « lncludlne 3 P. M. Tuesday, October
J8tli, 1930. Said solutions to this problem may either be mailed or del«red In person to our store, 171 Market Street, Palerson. N. J.. before
the closing date, S P. M., Tnesday, October 28tl£ 1030. PrUea will be
awarded Tuesday, October 28lh. at 5 P. M., at oar store, 171 MHket
Mr«t. Fatcrson, N. J., and the successful contestants will be notified.
It la not necesunry to be present at our .lore at the time.
Remember this contest closes promptly at 3 P. M., Tuesday, October Mth,
and no solutions received after that hour will be accepted.
Useful souvenirs will be presented to every contestant « nding la their
solutions lo this problem.
V ~ ~
I DIRECTIONS:
Plata the Optra "5" In laa tattltr a«aatr,
lb*n rUca flgDrei la each af lha ath(r
iquarci io aa to tolal ei horliDQtallj, BCI<
penllcalailj >nl dl«|on»llj, mini ngnbrn trom 1 | . 11. D » Hal ma lha , . . ,
number Iwlre. Sucetitlal eenl<al»nla will
be nellOed br nail. N» cmploTce ef thle
firm mar enter Ibe caateit.
CLUSIKC1 DATE. OCIODEB U.
Name
6th Prize
Chimes Clock
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Address
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SrdPriio
Diamond Ring
5th Prize
uhest of Silver
Only one answer
from a family.
City
GRIFFITH PIANO CO.
171 MARKET STREET, PATERSON, N. J.
Whenever you're in a
hiirry for hot water—
who docs the "running?" YOU or the faucet? Must
jou race downstairs to build a fire, upstairs to wait
for results and then down again to bank it? Or do you
hurry to the kitchen to heat a bi'sinful in the tea kettle?
Fot a few pennies pet day per person, you can have
"running hot water" from any fauctt, at any instant. A
thrifty Self-Action Gas Water Heater will supply an
unfailing reserve for bathing, shaving, house-cleaning,
•he dishes or the laundry. Phone, and we'll give you
actual installation and operating costs.
JERSEY CENTRAL
JV Power and I mht r»
IOCKAWH
DUMI R1)
THREE
75thANNIVERSARY
...1930
OF
The National Iron Bank
Morristown, N. J.
Resources Over S9,000,000
JCh, ample UKSOLJUCKS and KhKVICK founded on co-operation and courtesy are important factors to conL, your bunking connection. 'I'IICNC udvimlagCR are available to everyone. We cordially invite you to make use of
all our
Checking Accounts
Travelers Checks
Special Thrift Accounts
Letters of Credit
Safe Deposit Boxes
Banking by Mail
Storage Vaults
Night Depository
Authorized to act as ADMINISTRATOR, EXECUTOR, (HI ARM AN, TRUSTEE and in every FIDUCIARY CAPACITY
OUR RECORD OF QROWTH
OCTOIHill
111, IHnn
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$2(17.070
OCTORKK 19, 1HU5
$539,507
OCTOBER 19,1915
O C T O B E R 1 9 ,1 9 2 5 . .
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CIIANCKKY OP NKW JJOUBKV
lelween—The Rncknway liulldltiK
Loan Awoclutlnn ot Ilnuhawuy,
J., (n corporation), Complainant,
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$7,524,887
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OCTOBER 19, 1930. $8,148,307 Liberal
Compounded Quarterly
on SPECIAL THRUST Accounts of $5.00 and upward
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OCTOBER 19, 1929 . . . .
f{\Z
Interest
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$2,116,980
him F, Mmj)!ij ROC
Ill's jifiy-yan Service
Pinrecauly.Helmuts
a /mxYssitm o/NtMt'
Jersey Tdephimc Pi-
'ITHIN the telephone industry, just being a Telephone
Pioneer is a credential of character —
perhaps Liecause it takes men and women
of character to carry on through the stirring, difficult years of the development
of a new art, such as that of the telephone.
oneers it niimivr of
whom t< ill omi^liti1
(i luilf-ccntury in tlic
industry U'itfiiii flicnext few years.
The New Jersey telephone organization
today has 1,000 Pioneers within its ranks.
The youngest has had 21 years of service.
They are key individuals in the organization, contributing from their knowledge of the years to the combination of
experience and youth that has kept the
Telephone abreast of New Jersey's needs
for more than fifty years.
NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
l i n e M e n i h o r of t l i c l l o u » e n f l d - p i
i:nttvi. i nf the
Unlti'd
Mtut,••,
A NI1W JURSBV INSTITUTION BACKED BY NATIONAL RBSOVRCBS
U'Tflh ('onun'milouul Ulidrlrti.
•
One Meinlior nf tlm
(icnoi'ul
Art-!
tuMiitily.
House, on Main Koad from D e n v l l l s
T w o t.'dinialltei'iiicii
tK»r
Three Nov. Hh. lwin.
One Meinher of tlio Iliuinl of ('lumen
Viium).
PIIIIIIIK I'hicoH mid lirlef deMiTlplloti to Ml. Tnlinr.
Kreeholllerrt (For Throe Yelirnl,
I). 11. SOFIKLD.
Vnlem tuny al«o n'Klntor uiul vote of Klecthni DlHtrttitH tire IIH folto\v»>
One t'oninnr (For Three Yi>nrn>,
Srliool lloiiNf. next to IIIMV School
Clerk of lionvllle T o w n s h i p
on the (lay i,f the lli'iiei'al lOleclliin.
Olu1 .liuitlce ol the I'lMice
THURSDAY
BOCKAWAY
A card party will be held In St. I
Johns School. Boonton. Tuesday.
Oct. 28th, from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m i
Standing of Teams
Entered Post Office, Rockaway, N. J.
W. L. Pc Proceeds will be used t# •urchwe
playground equipment Tea will oe
as Second CJass Matter
6 0 1.0D0
Butchers
2 .666 served at 4 oclock. Should you deJ. H. Jackson
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
.666 sire to attend kindly call the School..
Hornets
Issued Every Thursday
.500 Boonton 181. between 8:30 and Uj
Presbyterian .
'
.500 noon.
Durants
OSCAR PEER, President-Manager Atwater Kent
,333
SIDNEY COLLINS, Editor
.333
Methodist
Pyramid
0 6 .000 rrtrmm
Telephone Connections
Highest team average—Butchers.
Office 220—Rockaway—House 255
863.
434-M Dover
Office: Main Street, Rockaway, N. J. High team score—Butchers. 917.
1st High score, Edward Sapp, ol
Tel. I»o\er 812
Rockaway Record
Rocluway Bowline
\ Playhouse
•Of tne people, by [Be people and for B u t c h e r s 236
the people," that's the film or the Record
2nd High score. Bob Fichter of
in presenting It to you. We aim to serve
the best Interests of "Hoekaway ana vi-J. H Jaclcson. 231.
cinity, to present all the news of the
3rd High score. J. Young, of t h e
week without bla.s or prejudice In a clean,
aane.
conservative
manner.
-cHpectlng Butchers. 225.
the Inalienable rights of our citlzel
4th High score. J. B. Dzurney. of
thereby malting Itself worthy of their Atwater Kent. 212.
confidence
High Individual average. Ed Sapp.
Today and Fridaj
:i slums
fJCHMMD
Butchers. 199.
High average for 3 games. Bob
Fichter. J. H. Jackson. 207.
Praises Morrow's Wet Views
Most strikes. Ed Sapp, 28.
Most spares: K. Hiler. S. Odierno.
Dwight W. Morrow. Republican N. Norman, all 31.
candidate for United States Senate.
B,.Cj,miiiK lin.s week and contlnwas praised for his prohibition stand Ull ,i; thru remainder of the season,
by Dr. John G I R T Hibben. president t.iie slandiiiu of the teams and featof Princeton Universtiy. Hi Hib- u r f . s w l n be t'lien in lull with the
bell exme.v,«l his view;, in a letter «•<.<.•• rmJini; on WUturdny.
.S<ttu~!i.ii— * Bie Action Show
to Edward C. Stoki.-s.
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"Mr. Morrow has huci the courage!,,1 1.
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to state his vk-v.-sfri.nklvconcfrnincj"
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the Eichtccnth Amendment. 1 Dr.
«M~I^4.>
Hibben v/rote, "and to offer con-i
structive leadership ill the reform ] Jack Mortcnson, the well known
imperatively needed. He lias recoe- 'uiniit.enr boxini; promoter, will hold
nized the Browiiiu evil which men-ja set of boxim; exhibitions at the
aces our country due to the fact |Bf:ri;rn building. Dover, on Satin1 day evening. October 25. witli boxffi "
that the widespread liquor traffic
is in the hands oi the criminal ers appeal-Hi!- from New York. P a t also
classes and hus in its wake smug- ertion. Brooklyn, Jersey City and
KIN-TIN-1I\ in
gling, bribery, illicit, traffic in li(i-Dover and vicinity.
There will be bouts in the 120.
uor and a general demoralizing tendency amonc all classes to disregard 1128. 136. 147 and a special 138a law which lias been embodied in I pound class mill between Carmine
our Constitution.
jBuono, oi Dover, and Youns CarMonday, Tuesday—'I Pictures
"Mr. Morrow has recognized this ] roll, of the New York A. C. Buono
evil; he has set his face against, it has been in just six figlits and lias
in order that it may be possible to four knockouts to his credit, and
restore the moral integrity of ourwon two decisions. He will meet a
people and to assure the continued two-fisted fighter in Carroll who
stability of American institutions. has -an enviable record.
When suggested as a candidate for
The first contest will be staged at
United States Senate. Mr. Morrow !) o'clock.
could have shrewdly played the part
•of a practical politician and have
- kept silent on the subject of prohibition. But it was not in his nature t o do so. This pressing prob- Minimum charge for ads in this col,lem of the nation was on his mind umn "40c for 25 words or less. Cash
and conscience and, being the manmust accompany all ads.
ihat he is, he had to speak out."
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930
Lone Defender
Want Column
Opposed to Tax on Gasoline
IF you want to rent, buy or Hell Rrnl
Estutt- In Denvillp or vicinity
consult
Charles W. Rodgers,
Phone
Rockuway
100
1318
FOit
KENT—2
five-room
flats,
Byrum
A tax on gasoline is a tax on milk Avenue, Dover; Improvements, Rood location. Inquire tit 13Q Soutli Morris St..
und all household supplies because or
phone Dover 434-W.
they are now so largely carried by
trucks, and the gas tax is added to FOIt SALIC—1 Round Table $5 , 1 tsldrbonrd
$7. 1 floor l a m p $7.50, 8 pictures
the cost of them. For that reason
1 oil p a t n t l n
50. 1 niatiof ;nnv
a tax on gasoline increases the cost 94.
table sit). I table lamp 31. L. E. You n g .
of living of everybody.
If the tax on gasoline is increas- Sr.MI-LUSTRE — A Sherwin-Williams
Used on your walla or wood work
<^erJ by voting next, month for thePaint,
n hard, durable, washable finish—
$100,000,000 State Bond issue, it l
an eggshell glo.sb.
Easiest of ull
will begin to restrict the use of mo-paints to apply. Hartley's Paint Store.
36tf
tors and reduce the building of 52 N. Sussex St.. Dover.
"them. There are tens of thousands FOU SALE—Thor Washing Machine.
of people in New Jersey employed aUo 44" gas heated clothes mangle. Peri n making motor parts and access- fect condition. Bargain account moving.
15t2
Tories. Why throw them out of work. Phone Rockaway 100.
Ijy increasing the tax on gasoline? I'OK KENT—Four rooms on Maple Av.Are there not enough people out ofenue: water and lights. Inquire of
Theodore F. Campfleld. 291 E Main StTvork already?
Horses are fed oats to make them FOIt SALE—One Ford Sedan. priced
Inquire Theodore Camplleld,
go. Motors are fed gasoline to reasonable.
291 East Main Street.
make them go. In the old days of
horse-drawn vehicles if anybody
had advocated a tax on oats, or a
tax on horse-shoes because horses
used the roads he would have been
laughed at. But that is just what is
being done in taxing gasoline.
The Idea of a gasoline tax to pay
for roads has been pushed to the
front with much energy by land
speculators to avoid paying towards
the cost of the roads a part of the
increased land value which the
roads create.
The gasoline tax is advocated a l so by some legislators out with spyglasses looking for "new sources of
LL good ideas endure.
revenue" and who give no thought
to the harmful effect of such taxes
Pooling small savings to
on the cost of living
provide funds to build homes,
WILLIAM R. EMSLEY
;'
Merchantville. N. J.—the world old idea that is
\
back of our highly successful
Kockaway Trims Chatham
association.
A
Chatham Journeyed to Rockaway to play the first League game
of. the season. Saturday. The game
started with Malecz, of Rockaway
kicking to Chatham. Fichter stopped the Chatham ball carrier in his
tracks. Both teams played hard to
score but the ball seemed to stay in
the middle of the field the first half
of the game. Coach Horaskos boys
were full of pep and fight as they
lined up to receive the kick from
Chatham
They started a march
down the field which ended on the
Chatham five-yard line. Failing to
score by a pass over the line the
ball was taken out to the twentyyard line and Chatham, having the
ball in their possession tried a few
line bucks that didnt work. The ball
rested on Chatham's one-yard line
at the end of the third down The
next play caused much excitement
because the Chatham back fumbled
and half the Rockaway team downed him behind his own goal line.
The Rockaway boys played a wonderful defense game. The fourth
quarter started with Rockaway
pushing the Chatham boys down
the field. Chatham was on their
own 15-yard line when two Rockaway tackles charged in to block a
kick. Stefanic, of Rockaway, recovered the ball on Chatham's 5yard line. Pcrrone. a flashy little
quarterback, took the ball across
for the first touchdown. For the
extra point, Perrone. used a pass
which went wild. The Rockaway
team started a marathon down the
field when the whistle blew ending
the game in Rockaways favor 8 to 0.
Rockaway
Building: & Loan
Association
Gco. E. Fisher
Secretary
WHAT~i/ this great
SERVICE
should be
withdrawn
HAT if all the banks in the country should
suddenly withdraw all checking privileges?
Think of the stupendous shortage in working funds—
most businesK today is transacted with checks. Think
of the appalling standstill in business—the sudden
sweeping away of thn greatest system of financial
safeguarding in the world—the vast amount of bookkeeping thrust upon those whose business is done
witli eheeUs.
Are Checking Accounts used without thought as to the groal cost
involved? Special Accountants assert that it costs from 4 cents to
7 cents to negotiate a check, and the issuance of even ten cheeks
a month absorbs the bank's earning on a $100 balance.
Who pays for all ths accounting, handling and
funds? The bank, of course.
protection
of
Realization of this situation lias forced banks all over the country
to institute a Service Charge on Checking Accounts which maintain insufficient balances. The policy is fair—to the depositor
himself—to other depositors—to the bank and its employees.
Therefore, these banks will add a Service Charge to eacli Checking Account showing an unprofitable balance. It is our hope that
although the Service Charge is small, all our depositors will build
up their balances so as to make the charge unnecessary.
NO SERVICE CHARGE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
Also a new kind of Western
Dude Wrangler
Wednesday Only—3 Shows
South Sea Rose
The NATIONAL UNION BANK of Dover
The DOVER TRUST COMPANY, Dover, N. J.
and
Ridin' Law
•TITTTTTTT-
iiiiiinni
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Rockaway
The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Wharton
Lower Prices - Bigger Values
Special Showing
Men's Overcoats
AT
YOU must have sound, refreshIng health to enjoy the blessing
of sleep. Build it steadily with
Park's rich, creamy milk.
$25.00
Every style and material in the new Brown, W
and Gray mixtures.' Also Plain Blue. Some will
Belt Back.
PHONE 3SI-J
CEDAR GATE
, FARM DAIRY
Other Coats
$21.75 to $48.00
R.J. PARKS
AUCTIONEER'S OUTLET
U ff. Blacltwell St., Hover, K. J.
^
Sale of Ladies'
Flat Crepe
DRESSES
$2-97
M. E. Church Notes
Regular services will be held In
the M. E. Church, Sunday morning,
October 2th. The Rev. James K.
Shields. Supt. of the Anti-Saloon
League, will occupy the pulpit. In
the evening, the church will unite
with the Presbyterian Church at a
union service.
RECOUP
Regular $5.00 values. A really fine dress at an amazing
price. Made of a heavy flat crepe in solid colors and
prints. Styled as fine as any $10.00 dress. Sizes H to 50.
cxrr-c
Home of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Men's Union Suits
Hand-tailored Clothes
$1.50
Medium weight.
Elastic
Short and Long Sleeves.
ribbed.
SALE
~~
$27.50 to $48.00
Men's Silk Socks
of a
Well known Brand
35c
3 pair for $1.00
Paul Jones' Shoes
For Men
$5 and $6 ,
Men's Suits
$21.75
Hand-tailored Suits In the new shades of
Gray and Brown mixtures.
Telephone 141
34 Speedwell Avenue, Morristown,
DA'i. OCTOBER 23, 1830
ft (k t' k A W A Y
caway Record
»( t«.: l> E
Chan.es
ndin
Hopatconi
OCTOBER 23, 1930
Local Briefs
school Orchestra has
under the leadership of
Morris (Umuiyf<, UiiMliug Talking I'kture
j
land- !
L. C. Smith Guns
The ruling was
d
o
H«r<l accurate NliuoterK. Armor steel barrels. II<<autlfiil!)'
""liiilsln-d. Uuarunteed for IK*. Prices 933 mid liltrlier
to Lake
„ a n u a n appeal was tnkpn
imicheis won three straight
frnm the Duranw In a bowl- on t h e grounds t h e board's order
was
too
broad. T h e Board stated
Friday night.
that lt^did not desiretoretardX - i
i,.
n
U.
A.
M.
Quoit
team
J
l£ w S.
he
v „ match With the P. O. S. the
surtace craft
i' iVnville, Friday night.
i nriinillu FtoBK« has return»e«p Our Streets Clean
" S University after visitC motlit-v in Main street.
I>o not llirow waste paurr on
Trick BiUers. ol Brooklyn,
our streets. Do not burn leaves
ft wcrt-i'iid with his uuusiii,
and refuse in the Butter, as it
leaves a dark snot along tUe
I C,a"'l>ton. o ( c h u v e n S 1 «url) lines. Try and keeji our
Hin-'ii'li won three fames
street;, dean. If leaves are
L luiiW in the bowling leaiuic
gatlim-il from the stm-ls,
pyramid Hosiery Cornl>ln«;e Hunt in a suitable reUna Townsi'iid, who has tainer. Tta »or o ,, B i, employees
fined to her home by ill- will collect them.
resumed hw duties in the
r Tultle and Miss TCHzkiDiaii we attending, the W.
Jj convention a t HacfcettsI this week.
L I 1 S U.dRC, I. O O. F., has ac-j
> invitation from KldgeIlndrc I O. O. F., to initiate
, o f candidates ill November.
•iam Mott, son of Dr. Raymond
fctt wlio is a midshipman a t
hoik Nnval Academy, is a
UJr ot the varsity cross-country
LAST TI'MK I'ODAV (THUKHDAY)
Every Woman's Heart Will Understand
"SCARLET PAGES"
FKIltAV
•wl Elg. twenty, 112 Penn avenCover, appeared at police head•Jers Saturday night, accompMo by several friends, and exhibf Ms coat, which was slashed ln
dozen places. He said he had been
lacked by a man to whom he rcs
«a admittance to the Hilltop Club
"f «• He had a gash on the arm
>a \voj> treated by Dr. A. L. L. Bakw Dover Hospital.
Baymond. Stevens, of
Remington Game Loads
with I'nnili 1'iij—MIJIIII Tushinuii
- -AND
Kin-Tin-'I'in in "Rough Waters"
CLARA BOW in
TRUE TO THE NAVY
xpfrtlj
1OH<I<MI.
Hunting
License*
Issued
HA'llIUtVV
FOR SALE
Harry
with <«r«cn
'I l i c j
itc) ( l u i r ifiiuu 1 .
1'rIrrH l i r e liiw
Game
Charts
Free
ini'nrmiilioii Kivcn iilxjut
liunliiif; in Cuitcd Stales and
Ciiiiiida.
AVI:
(MITIII
iti(- <;.\>II: I U ' V I T U S T O O
S. H. Berry Hardware Co.
'ri'l«>]ihonp 1M7
,S((.i<. Hvurti! ;.•»« A. 51. (« ():()« P. .ir.
Siiluriliijn lt:l)l» I'. M.
Dover, N. J.
John Nowak
Stickle Avenue
ROCKAWAY, N. J.
Ask Us About The Sky King
A Wri»t Wnlcli f<ir (lie I'mII. ular Man
Good looking and Dependable! complete with wrinl bund
$42.50
A
HALLOWE'EN
COSTUMES
OTHER BULOVA MODELS
• $24.75
$29.75
$37.50
Ladies' Models
$24.75
$29.75
$37.50
Set with Diamonds
$55,00
$65.00
$85,00
EDWARD DOLAND
MAIN STREET
Jeweler
ROCKAWAY, N. J.
THrararaiOTma^^
When errie slirlekes come thru the stilly night and Luna
scurries thru the protecting clouds in her silver chariot
when fortunes are foretold with accuracy when lovers see
their loved ones at the mystic hour of twelve when witches and goblins roam over the earth then the countryside
will ring with laughter and song and the people will change
into mythical persons to celebrate "The Datlce of the Goblins" if you take part at the Goblins Ball, you will want
a costume to create your transformation
Greenbergers
have your costume an assortment so varied that you will
find a costume for any part you care to taltt.
COAL,
THE BEST GRADES OF
Scranton-Lehigh, Old Company's Lehigh,
and Plymouth Red Ash Coal
Strait &Freeman Coal Co.
l'lione 12 or 2-W
l'honc 31(1 or IK Itockuway
ROCKAWAY LEHIGH COAL CO.
JOS. ill. REESE
OHAS. A. REESE
Wood
Trucking
Lehigh Coal
Itltiiinlnous ('(ml
In the stock oe Hallowe'en Costumes at (ireenberger's you
will find a choice of Harlequins :: French Maids :: Peasants :: Mexican Boys and Girls : : Colonial Girls :: ChinaFrench Pieretto and Pierotte :: His Satanic Majmen
Reggie the Dude :: Little Bo-Peen :: Dutch Boy and
esty
Bell Hop : : Spanish Boy and C.irl : : HarlequinGirl
Gypsy Girl : : Pirate Chief and Pirate Girl : : Bumble
ette
Bees • Jesters :: Convicts :: Felix the Cat ;; Irishman;;
Skeleton : : Clown Suits In sizes for children from 4 to
S Juniors from 8 to 14 and adults from 34 to 40.
$1.00 to $6,98
SPORTSWEAR—MAIN FLOOR
Tel. Itockanny 10S
HHninimrniniiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiii!
Fredericlis & Taylor
National Market
Our » i v l.ocitlloii ill <il .tfiiln Street
Telephone 122
Extra Special
Fresh Shoulders, 1b.
- -•
Fresh Ham, lb.
Pork Loin, half or whole, lb.
Cross Rib Roast, lb. - - •
Prime Rib Roast, lb. Chuck Roast, lb.
Fresh Killed Fowl, 4 to 5 lb., lb.
Brookfield Butter, lb. roll -
5 a n » h L. Morse, widow of the
f Alonzo Morse, died a t her Dcn1.""me, on Saturday, at the age •
"«• She is survived by three sous.
»!« A. Morse and Hlldln;; B.
J
™. both of Denvllle, also John
Morse, and William N. Morse,
™ are residents of Dover. She nl•caves three daughters: Jesse \V.
rae and Norma V. Morse, of Den-1
>»viu
O i i i ml in n m i i i l c — ( . u i i i a i i t c c i l u u l c r - p r o o f
"The MATRIMONIAL BED"
tebekah Lodge. No. 86. will hold
lr fourth annual Masquerade
1, on Friday evening, Oct. 31st,
Odd Fellows Hall, Main street,
e "Mountaineers" will furnish
music. Modern and old-fashtondancine. Prizes will be awarded
the most comic dressed person,
mission fifty cents.
The Loyal Order of Turkeys met
George Crampton's bungalow at
idd Lake over the week-end. The
raters present were Fred Schott,
™ Bitters, Dr. Grendon Reed,
edBlnndc haj-cl. George Whitham,
seph Tuttle and Georsa Crnmp!• Plans were dlscuo.'iuil for a ban's and reception at*sthe bungalow
November.
Hnnting Moccasins and Boots
2—Special Features
lazinR Arrow Tribe, No. 41, will
1 a Big Dance in Jr. O. U. A. M.
I, Saturday evening, Nov. 22nd.
sic will be furnished by the
mntaineers". The proceeds will
used for the benefit of the orns of the deceased Red Men.
rhe. following officers of Citizens'
!, I. O. O. F., were installed on
mday night by District Deputy
ana Master Llewellyn Decker and
staff: Noble grand, Earl Hulmes,
e-gvand, Harry Gordon; scores', William Stone; treasurer, Louis
ingerbuhlci, and trustee for three
irs, Pred Engleman.
I
Hunting Coats
A coiniilclf line of waterproof and HIKII irarmcntK. All
KIKCN. Price* $4.50 mill lil|?lier
with Elsie Ferguson
Potatoes, cabbage, onions, wholesale or retail, i
priced according to the!
jjrade, guaranteed. Orders phoned to Andrew
Gunco, 263, or Rockaway News Co., 54 will
mnm Hunt, who Is attending receive prompt
atten£« institute of Technology, HoPrompt delivery
• 'spent the week-end with his tion.
Its Mr. and Mrs. Willarci Hunt,
free. Give us a trial.
iiiglcnd avenue.
Ill room for only 30 persons in
County Jail at Morristown, the
ktlon mounted to 46 over the
end A large portion of the in< aie drunken drivers.
I and Mrs- George B. Whitham
list Main Street, have returned
I Atlanta, Ga., where the formis a delegate to the NaUonal
ral Directors' Convention.
L Ida Fichter entertained three
E of bridge at her home on Unfctreet yesterday. High scores
f made by Mrs. L. Decker and
I Lillian Vanderhoof.
e work of building the dam for
iwimmine pool and skating purm on the bed of the old Morris
II was started last Saturday af,on and is nearing completion.
p i Butchers Bowling Team rollIn the Dover Business Men's and. i
istrial League, last night, won
lout of three games from the
lls on the Arcanum Alleys. They
f won four out of six games.
ladies of the Hibernia M. E.
, „ ! will hold their
annual
ikon Supper, Saturday evening,
1st Supper will be served
u.5-30 to B:00. Adult tickets are
dollar and children, ffity cents.
B Grand Jury for t h e October
, of Court Wednesday with fifhrec indictments found.
This
ilier, it is said,1 is one of the largever found by a Grand Jury in
county. Two hundred and fifty
s were considered,
itli two Linotype machines, a
y Job Press, a large newspaper
s, and smaller presses, and all
issavy accessories pertaining to
up-to-date Printing Office, The
knway Record is available for
kind of printing order.
ho fall term of the dancing studif Arthur F. Maher, at Dover, op1 last Saturday. During the four
rs of its existence over five
usand students have attended
ses. An advertisement will be
nd on page one of this Issue.
The Duck Season Is Open
24c:
33c :
32c :
39c
33c
25c
38c
48c
DELIVKKItiS HAIU: WIIIIN ItKQITK.STEl)
w i W i i a— nw^M^o*
n»niiuinnn»ninnminiii«HiinninuB
ROCKAWAY
BECOBP
SIX
•n
M\
/
/
One Week
Fri., Oct. 24- 31 i
outstanding]
Dover's
Metropolitun Store
KWALU t
Here's a georgeous
Coat
s
.50 grade
Men's Hose
Tailored gloves
arc smart
Here's
your opportunity |
28.50 and 35.00 j
OVERCOATS
COATS
for the
Junior Miss
$9.85
12.95 und 16.50 grades. Attractive c.outs for the i:irl of 10 to
| 16 years. All wool spoil materials, interlined for warmth.
Fur collars and patuh pockets udd another important
Thl'M: U'llSlKtbll' kill KIOVUS
sulii ii illnllnctlve style nol«
to the cnsmiiblit. In '1'ltn.
hi'tnvn black.
The envelope bag
with zipper
.29 a pair
Fine (|uallly rayon illk with
reinforced heel und toe.
Newest fall colorings und
patterns.
Men's 'Reis'
Unionsuits
1.29
The 1.65 grade. Made of a
medium weight, combed
yarn in an elastic rib knit.
Lonn sleeves, ankle length.
Sizes 36 to 40.
Chilly nights are
here!
Little Tot Goats
2.95
Suede und calfskin iel(:n 111
this partlculur creation.
Too, then; arc many other
lutvimitns! combinations of
leuthers and styles thut
will harmonise
or contrast,
as you prcfei1. with your
costume.
Snuggle Into one of these
warm flannel pajamas, that
me made of Amoskcag
$3.95
cloth.
1.29
Super-value!
all-wool
The 5.1)5 grade. All-wool
broadcloths and chinchillas
make those coats Ideal for the
little tot of 2 to 0 years.
Slipover Sweaters
2.98
The 4.00 and 5.00 grades.
1.50 and 1.75 tfrucle
Silk Hose
A super-value in
Mens Dress Shirts
In the new mode
Hats
.50
The coat pictured is Just out' of the
many models Uint you will find In
this assemblage of unusually smart
coats un sale at this price It bears
the Russian Influence In its silhouette and curacul treatment. Other
smart models too—featuring sleeves
fitted silhouettes, graceful flnrca
and fur collars that arc most becoming,
Full-fashioned and of pure
thread silk In all the new
tones that go with the fall
ensemble. You will do well
to (111 your hosiery needs
now.
Another super-value
for fall 1930
$22.50
The last word in chic is the
ot-the-face felt. Each model
with Its own captivating slnnt.
Ornaments are few and skillfully chosen.
The 1.95 and 2.50 grades
You will agree with us that
these collar attached and
neckband shirts are a real
buy. Sizes 13'/a to 17. *'
Add charm to your
interior
Curtains
The blouse
is most popular
Boy's Knickers
1.39
The 1.85 grade. These knickers
adhere to our rule that boy's
clothes must be sturdy. Therefore all seams are reinforced and
each trouser Is fully lined. And
they have the new clastic webbing knee band. Sizes 7 to 16.
1.39
2.00 and 2.58 grades. Criss
cross, ruffled, flat and paneled curtains of marquisettes,
voiles and nets. White, ecru
and cream. You'll delight at
these values.
15c grade Kirsch flat
sash curtain rod
9c
And so arc these 1.08 grade
blouses of tub voiles, organdies and dimities. Long or
short sleeves.
I'Hen Sluicts
81x00—1.01) grade
72x00—1.55
I'tlcn I'lllow discs
4SX30—.40
42X36—.41
30
37
Coloiilul
ItiMl S prc m h
1.H1)
Sizes 7'/a to ll'/i. A variety of
colors and patterns.
44c
Useful as well as ornamental,
for the boudoir or living room.
1.39
1.29
Holland water color
window shades. White,
ecru, and greens.
4-piccc lacquered
Cannister Set
49c
The 08c grade. Flour, sugar,
tea and coffee cans In colors
to match the kitchen.
Boy's "Bell"
Blouses
.55
The .79 grade. Cloths and colml
t h a t Mothers know will gire 1 « |
wear and will wash well.
Keep t h e little fellow warm *
'Lackawanna Twin'
part wool unionsuitJ
1.15
.39 gradeBoy's Golf Hose
.25
The 1.49 grade. Long sleeve, a*
le length. Short sleeve. U*l
length. Sizes 4 to 16.
A super-value
sale of little fellow coats
A super-value, this sale of
Shadow Lamps
.94
The best buy in town!
There's real warmth back oi I
fine woolens—all of them.
they're made to give you lie *
service our clothes arc noted HI
Navy blues, browns and greys. SM
models with belts, others *itb#|
Sizes 34 to 46.
Decorate your home with the
newest type Candle Lamp
for your table
2.94
The 3.05 grade. The shade Is
of parchment etched In designs by old masters.
5-piece
mixing bowl set
1.00
Made of green glass. An extremely handy set for your
kitchen.
find Tables
1.59
Bread Boxes
79c
They arc the 2.00 grade. In
brown mahogany finish.
The 1.00 grade. Colors: green
blue, white, yellow.
the 2.05 (trade. Sizes 72x
105 and 81.xl.0G. Colors:
rose, blue, green, orchid
and gold.
Junior Suits
with two pairs
of long trousers
1
The new version. ) of the tunic and
the flare lire very Important In the
styling of these charming frocks.
The soft, gracefulness of the Monk
Collar lifts a decided appeal too. and
then, from the Russian we have the
lonR tunic of ano color over a drop
skirt of contrasting color, trimmed
In unique embroidery effects. Sizes
for women and misses.
1'iirt wool
Helicon ItlimlU'ls
14.85
The 2.08 grade. Full size.
Plaids and solid colors and
pastel shades.
38-12 West Dlnckvtell Street
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ROCKAWAY
Four Juelicen uf Hie Peace.
Voter* may also register and vote
<m the day ol the General Klection.
Nov. 4th. liiyo.
Polling Plates anil brief description
uf Klenion DlBtricts are as tollows:Sdiitliern District: Public Scliool on
Dover-.M(. Hope lload,
formerly
Imown as ML Hope Avenue.
Wcsiiwn Ulslrii'l; 1'ublic School on
Dover-Mt. Hope Road, at Mt. Hope,
formerly known us Mt. Hone Avenue,
VorHicrn KlsfrM: Abraham Hotlman store, Hibcrnia.
FRANIv J. HOWELL,
Clerk of tlie Tcwnahlp of Rockaway
c* N£W JERSEY
« \ Building and
Hi paway. N. J.. (e known and
mt and Wltllum
McCurdy, Steve
1 V
murtyaged premlae*
i V >"tl>. A, D.. 1931).
LE.ON E. COKE,
Solicitor.
, the itlit»vl* stated
T i t of
" .,, 'nv' hands, I Bl "' 11 e*P<>»«
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';• Vii-tiiwn N. J - ™ Monday,
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BEWARE
OF
Morristown, New Jersey
IMITATIONS
CIIAUTEJtKD lbU5
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ASPIRIN
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erty, of Morris Plains, and two
Bibles from A. M. Daniels, of Mt.
Tabor in the name of the Civic AsIn the presence ol 200 friends, sociation.
gifts were received
pupils of the Mt. Tabor school and by Dudley These
vice-president
members of the Parslppany-Troy of the BoardKimball.
of Education.
Hills Board of Education, R. T. Rob- Walter B. Davis.newly
bins, of Hamilton Square presented superintendent of Schoolsaofppotnted
Morris
the new school with a beautiful', County, delivered an address
in
American flag upon behalf of the Iwhich he complimented the comMorris County Past Councilor's As- munity on its progress and stressed
sociation at the dedication exercises the need of adding three C's to the
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Robbins is three R's of earlier days. These are
past chaplain and a past conductor Culture, Character and Citizenship.
of the State Council, Jr. O, V. A, M.
William Leighton. who came to
Others gifts were a Bible from Mt.
Tabor as the first licensed
representing Diomede \ teacher
:I Mrs. Eick.
from the state in 1889, also
] Council, Sons and Daughters ol Lib- gave a short,
address.
New School Dedicated
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A good paint salesman costs $6000 a
year. A pour one coats more. He adds
price; not to qualify. Stop the
sti1! Sell to yourKelf.! Post sells
lirect to you; by mail; without salesmen: shipped Fresh From Factory
orc it lias settled. 8U% Lead 20%
Zinc, $;!,25 a Kallon. GO Lead SO Zinc
10 Asbestine $2.85, delivered in Hockway.
Tliarles H. Po*t Faint Co.
177 William SU, >. V.
! Registry and Election
Notice
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O i l " J I C I I I I I I T n f (lie J i n a n l o f (.'liriseu
McCuriiy, WH win-. »y, st.-viNotice is liflcliy nivi'ii tlml Hie Disii Murv Nick, lilii wife, by ilct-a
Krcelidlilcrs
( F n r Tine,:
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trict H d a n l s of Iti-Kislry anil KliTilmi
L ill IK!) ana recorilca
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('droller
(l''or ' l ' l u e e
Years).
.. in tlic in und l o r 1,1K: Towniiliiji o!' ltmknwiiy
"iiuiitv I'lrrk's O l t l c ee.
.
L.OOK for Lht name Bayer and ilie
[IIH;
on
thlfi
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. M i n i b t i s (if t h e C i n n i n i i i i C n u n ,',i)ii)i'
iiinoullt [IIH;
o n thlfi will Kit nl tlic places licrciiiiilter ile.sBlieliliti
word ^ciHiiiu'on tlie package as pictured
i-il
lKm- Tiiree
Yearn).
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i|;n;ili-d hi'lwi'i'ii liio iimirs uf m i " I'. o n e Member of Hie Comimm Coun- above when you buy Aspirin. I hen
(obcr SOt.li, 1**30.
M. ami nine !'. I\I., (Hiaiulani Timul cil l l u Mil micxpired t e r m of i). .Mor- you'll know that you are getting the
FRED S MYERS.
Sheriff.
I'or ri'Kisti'atiun p u r p n s c s on 'I'ucsdiij, ris NirliolM.
genuine Hayer product that thousands
IU Hie Dully Record mul October I I , I'.mi, ami finally on T u r s (Ine .lusiice of t h e 1'eace.
of physicians prescribe.
y Kccuid.
llilj, Xincinlici- J i b , ]»!)<), biiUvi'en llii\'ojer,i m a y .-II.HO j'c^iHler anil voie
Hayer Aspirin is vSAKE, as millions
liimi-K of six A. M. mid wvi'ii 1'. .M. formi Ilie (lay uf llle (li'ileral l^kc.lion,
of Uf.ciii have proved. 1( does; not dethe iHii'pii.sc of coiKluctinp: a (leucriil .Nov. n i l . i!i:su.
SHl-UIFI'S SALK
press
the heart. No harmful after-effects
Bhction,
I'ullin^ I'laccK and brief (lcHcription
(Jiiu United Slates Kennlov (to till (if l':l(M'tiun Pistricls iin> an I'otlown:- follow ils use.
KANCEKY OF NEW JERSEY
Bayer Aspirin is I be universal antiii—The Rockaway Building and Ulipxplri'il Idi'in of W a l t e r 10. Kilire).
IVf«(«Tii IMsfrlel: Old Town Hall,
relation of Rockawuy, N. J,, (a
(Ini! Uliiled Stati'H SL' ll a tor.
cmucr Cliuruli and Wall Slrcels. (All dote for pains of all kinds,
on) Complainant, and Delanson
Headaches
Neuritis
West
nl
the
(•enter
lino
(if
.laeltsoii
One Member of I he Iliiiise nf R o p lid Ludlft Buyles, Defendants;.
[or fiftlu of_mortga B cd Prcmiaea. resenlaliveH of t h e t'nited Stales. Ave.. Union Htreot and Hast New St.)
Colds
Neuralgia
Kiislcrn lHstriol: Joseph Harris &
(Klflli CoiiKri'Ssloual District).
Sore Throat
Lumbago
SOUK,
Hardware
nuildillfr.
Main
Street.
One
Mcmlier
of
tho
(Jeneral
A
s
Solicitor.
Kheuiuatisni
Toothache
virtue of tlie above Btnted writ of Hcniltly.
iKilween Central Railroad TliiekH and
Genuine Haver Aspirin is sold a t
iclas In my hands, I etinll expose
Out; Member of t h e lioanl of Cliosen tlm Unekaway ltiver IliidRe. (All all ( I n s i s t s in boxes of 12 and in
at Public Vendue a t t h e c o u r t
Ham uf the center lines of Kant New
II Mwristovn, N, J., on Monday, Prceliolilcrs ( F u r T h r e e Y e a r s ) .
boitk'Kof 24 and 100.
entecntli day ol November next,
Street, .laekson Avenue and Union
One Coroner ( F u r T h r e e Years).
{ Aspirin is the1 trade-mark of Bayer
]9J0 between t h e hours of 12 M. Assessor ( F o r T h r e e YearH).
Street I.
o'clock P. M., t h a t is t o aay at 2
.IAS. B. MAY, manufacture of monoacetkacidester of
One Coniniittecrmtn ( F o r T l n e c
the ufternoon of said day.
Clerk uf llormifrh of Rockaway. salicylicacid.
certain tract or parcel of land Y e a r s ) .
•
On Naviiifrs .tcc-ounls of $.5.(1(1 und I'liivard
OFI'K "Kits
KltANK 1). AWOMJ
Pretiilcnt
WAltl) CAMriiUl^L
Vicc-Presiilent
HKXHY COKV
Vice-PronidcDt
KKNNKT1I W. THOMI'HON
Clishic-r lllld Trust Otllccr
KltAN'K C). MILLION
Assistant Cashier
DAVID K. WILLIAMSON
Assistant Cashier
l)ll!i:< TOKS
FRANK )). AIIKLL
President
ItOHERT IS. lUIKKK
Lawyer
WARD CAMI'BICLL . .Vicc-l'residein; Tions. Morris Co. Savings Dank
HENKY CORY
Vicc-Proaidolit
HENIIY W. FOHI)
UroUer
ARTHUR A. MAKSTKKB .
Ainciicall Tol. & Tel. Co.
DR. DAVID II. McALI'IN
Trustee
I). M. MJ5KCHANT
Merchant
JOSHUA li. SALMON
Lawyer
THOMAS W. STHKHTEH
Simms Petroleum
SKTH E. THOMAS. JiSoth Thomas Clock Co.
HAROLD II. VAN NATTA
Molds Plains Lumber and Coal Co.
EUGENE V HfELSH
Real Estate
PUT YOUB SAVINGS Kf A M D T U A I J SAVINGS BANK
The MORRIS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
21 South Street, cor. IMInrt Street
MORIUSTOWN, N E W J E R S E Y
/of ttonon'umt Tro
A Mutual Savings Bank
The ONLY Savings Bunk In Morris County
Outstanding
features of thenew
Chevrolet 6-cylinder truck
INTEREST DIVIDENDS PAYABLE QUARTERLY
JANUARY
APRIL
JULY
OCTOBER
Interest Paid Since 1928
4l/2%at the rate of
Assets Over $13,750,000 Dollars
National and State Banks and Trust Companies are NOT Savings
Banks, and Savings or Thrift Depositors In such Institutions have NOT
the special protection of Ihe Savings Bank Laws of the State of New
Jersey.
PUT YOUR SAVINGS IN A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK
Never too cool
never too warm
KEWFUIXT
ENCLOSED
BRAKES
NEW
RUGGED
BEABAXLB
To every man who buys trucke, there arc certain
features in the new l'/2-ton Chevrolet th»t recommend it especially for modern hauling.
The rear axle is larger, heavier and more durable.
The rear brakes are larger, and all four brakes
arc completely enclosed. Chevrolet's 50-horscpovrer valve-ln-head six-cylinder engine combines
modern performance with unexcelled economy.
Dual wheels, along with six truck-type cord tlrea,
ore optional equipment at slight extra cost. In
addition, tho new heavy-duty truck elutch, tho
4-speed transmission
and the heavier,, strong**
4specd
tras
frame are factors of outstanding -importance to
the modern truck user.
Come in today and arrange for a demonstration of
the new Chevrolet truck t
UTILITY 1M-TON CHASSIS
. «625
b.. *365
UlhtDcllnn with tab *'17O
( P i c k - u p b
o
Ro*d*ter Delivery
'440
(FMsk-up bos «xt*«)
Sedan Delivery
'595
. h. Flint
ur«)
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DUAL WHEELS $3B EXTBA
CHEVROLET TRUCKS
E. ARTHUR LYNCH
Tel. 133
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Rockaway, N. J.
as...
has no equal for home
hearing because ic provides
a vitally important health protection. Colds and "flu"
cannot come from a hearing system when warmth is
kept constantly within a single thermostat-measured
degree of desired temperature. Fathers and mothers
take keen satisfaction in knowing that their youngJters hive this protection—a satisfaction that far over,
weighs the moderately additional cost. Phone us
for an estimate.
JERSEY CENTRAL
Power and Light Co.
THURSDAY (x--r,
ROCKAWAV
EIGHT
DenviUe
Dover
BECOBD
"Shooting Straight"
Now At Playhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hlmgniortr;
of Diamond 8pnn« Park, had a-'
week-end guest* Mr and Mr* Richard Illingworth of Ne»ark.
Miss Delphine Stratford, ol Diamond Spnng Park is chairman u: Kirltard Di» S U n In Thii Ko»rin«
the Morns Community Chest in ihvDrama
Mr mid Mrs. Gordon Hums, of
Mrs A. W. Varden Mrs. L lv»
Myrtle avenue, are the proud par- Lash. Mrs. Kate Sullivan Mrs Stewems or a baby boy. born in Dover a n R Peer and Mrs. Gran! S»ay«Genera! Hospital, last Saturday
represented the Denville W. C. T U
nt the Mih Annual Stale Convention in Hackettstown, Wednesday.
in« the summer at their bungalow
Miss Grace Staler, ol Irvmglon QJ Tabor relumed recently Irom ar.
m Mount Pern, have returned to spent Sunday with her mother. Mrs ex^m^a' trip in Europe
Iheir East Orange Home.
Alfred Sippd. of the Fox Hill Road
The condition of Mrs L H- Yoerk
Janies Nixon, of Searing Mi ex I is
Mrs. Charles S. Kelso. of DenviUe u o h l s m r»\er General HoepMftl i*
on a business txsp to Cincinnati O Center, underwent an operation at somewhat Improved
Mtfs Evelyn P Toye. of Itaervoir Beth Israel Hospital. Newark. Tues^
Go-GeUex Girls Club mH .1
avenue, has resigned her position day.
l l w home ol Mrs. Mortimer F. Hunt
A number of fnei .is and neigh- QU orchard street Monday evening
with the Standard Oil Company.
bors of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Van-""« next meeiinc wiU be November
Mr and Mrs Paul E. Widenour derhoof.
of Rlchwoc
SILVIE'
MARKET
Ihf ^lory (ujui-iiis the res'"!^^•.:on of a big city gamble!
Radio
Pvuire* has <»en a fresli, convinc-4 treatmen! of the thsmf 'hat
i:!ti the show far out of 111* das*
,-,! the commonplace,
p.ve ex-pnz* fighters »ere ou• i r.ed by Radio Pictures to add
rvihsai to a free-for-all" fight m
[>»il hail scenes in Richard Dix's
Is test ..starnrus vehicle.
Shoot ins
"" Se* the great tram wreck taken
belh street, to Ba&sett Park. Mine home Tuesday evening, the occasion
c-en to tlie danger of the actor
Hill
New AcUriOes at I'aitad GriDt
being the 30th wedding anniversary
Saturday Ben Lyt*!l comes here
A number of members of the C. I. of Mr and Mrs. Vanderhoof.
:; La-<! of the Lone Wolf,' Irom
C. Class, of the First Methodist
The Club ATXsrr adjoining 111* • *;f popular stones of the same
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
A.
Dickerson
Sunday School went to Greenwich.
. Shepps. of Or- United Gnus, on S:»if Highway ••trot. With this will be shown RinConn.. Saturday afternoon and enMr. and Mrs. Route, No. S. at Dover is under Ihf Tr.-Tin in The Lone Defender." ,
loyed a bountiful luncheon at the
F^-r Monday and Tuesday, two!
id family, of management of William Ammlrai-a.
home of Mrs. John T. Drake, a for- Madtsou spent Sunday
in New York A grand opening wsll be heid Sat- •..:ures will be shown. A Fox Hov-;
mer resident ol this place and teach- City.
urday evening. October 35. when a .ptone. -Cheer Up and Smile." with I
er of the C I. C. Class for a number
large crowd is expected to be pres- A::hur Lake and Dixie Lee A colof years.
Regular monthly meeting of the ent Music will be famished era? lite picture with a radio kick With
Denville
Civic
Association
will
be
night
by the Club A Dorr Orchestra •.his will be shown a new kind of
Lieut. Samuel Chiles. V. S N . and
-ff.em picture. Dude Wrangler".,
Mrs. Chiles are now residing m West
house.
Rev.
A
B
Wood.
pasBlackwell street. Lieut. Chile* is;j tor of the Denville Undenominalion- run", Budd's Lake A revue wii: ;i.e Mory of » pansy cowboy, a laJf-i
be given by Brodawsy talent.
•packed ston' Watch for announcestationed at Lake Denmark
ial Church will speak on Local So-: A big lime is be.iv* arranged to; -•ir.t of -Up the River" and The
! Saturday nieht. November 1st, in lh« B:p Trail" the biggest of the year.
The annual Morns County Teach- jcial Problems."
ers' Institute will be held m the lo-I Mrs Celia McGowan. of the Mar-celebration oi Halloween.
reeling here soon 'The Big Trail" j
cal high school on Monday.
There are no cover charges, and s'.ans a six-week run tomorrow at i
j nstown Road, had as a week-end
A son was born Monday to Mr. 'guest, her sister, Miss Marjory Ly- excellent iood is served at prices U> :hf Rosy
suit all.
and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, of Lawrence ons, of Brooklyn.
Th* Dover Chamber of Canunen*
IS3
street at a private hospital in Sum- Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Neally. ot
> Officer* ,
met at the Club A Dorr adjourinf " « * < " » **<*
mit.
Diamond Spnns Park, have closed the United Grills, last night. PWMr. and Mrs. William Geddis. ot their summer home and gone 10 lonlng dinner music mat fumuhec
Rockden Post No. 1J5, The AmerMcParlan street, are on & motor Newark for the winter.
by a fire piece orchestra and ar. ican Lesion, held its annual meet--.
trip to Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Oejrer. of were also present and addressed U* :nf on October 16 and elected iu
Cedar Lake, had as week-end guests galhenng.
.ijficers for 1931. m accordance with
requests from National and Departajfnial Officers that all Legion:
former's mother. Mrs. Haluman. of
Pans elect in October in order to
Jtrack.
Patrick ReiUy. of Newark, is
simplify the records The Post respending
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jenkins, ol
ejec-.fd
all i u original officers, since 1
An unoccupied bouse owned "br they have
Mc.F*rlan street, had as guests over ters. Mr<
but three months
Elsie
Curry,
of
Church
street.
Winfitid Sutton of Sperry Sprints They are:. wrved
-Jie week-end. Rev. and Mrs. Chas.
Commander. William H.
a Woodruff D. D . of Ocean Grove
Mr and Mrs Frederick Dexter, ol Ropatcong Borough, was destrored Ufhlcap: Vice-Commander StephPooono - Road, have as guests the by fire yesterday alterooom. The ex R. Solield Jr. nce-commander
cause is underterminrd. Mr. Suttoo
Cat-henn Datchison daughter of latter's sister. Mrs. Thomas CahiU. who had the house partly i n n m d Philip O. Buch: Adjutant. Newton;
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Datchison. of of Orange
valued the building at te.OOO. Tbe B SchotI: Chaplain. Rev. E. C.j
Hibernia avenue, celebrated her six- Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Henrj-. borough flre department {outfit tbe Kiiiwcra: Finance Officer. John B.
teenth birthday Saturday night at of Diamond Spring Par*, are enjoy- Mat* wiUi the Ore-boat of Council- Harry: Sen«ant-at-arms, Ton}' Ar. « : HaJortan. Newton B. Schott:
a party tor twe -five guests.
man Charles Thompson
ing a motor t r p thru Virginia
S e m » . W. H. Lightcap: Publicity,
P O. Buch: Americanism. Theodore
Marshall: Membership. Legal, and 1
House Commitlers were appointed,;
and Flovd Hiler and Theodore Marsh«l] elected 10 toe executive com-1
mine*.
At the annual meeting of the Mor
[m County Committee of The Amer-;
lean Legion, held the fallowing ev-'
earnp in Madison, the retiring
.; Coumy Conunander spoke hiphly of
i[Commander Lightcaps work in or-;
Icanianc Rockden Post and recom-!
.'.mended him for county office. AcItiordiagiy. when t i e elections took
£ Ltt> 3at*j. our local Legion
d was elfcied County Adiulant »ilhou! opposition. Rev,;
Gtyer, ol WriBTUin. was ejected
^ourity Comniander.
:
I Eockden Pa^'s u-mporarj' charter'
has been rrvumed to National Head- i
Otjarrers i or replacement with its!
ptamanent chantr. the 1931 •mem'• berafaip cards have arrived, and all '<
:you semce men who are eligible
lar* «sk«S 10 pomf in soon, to She
iev months it hts exisied. Rockden
Post has pl&ced itself to l i e fore in
its activities in Legion work, and
new members are assured of very!
lively meeting*, with plenty of room
for more voices.
Wear
Better
Clothes
Clothing for theentire family on
our easy payment plan
Payments tosuit you
JAY BROTHERS
! 30 W. Blackwell St.
Dover, N. J.
OPEN EVENINGS
F U S T rmESBTTEUAX CHTRCH
Her. EUred C. EulEenga, Pastor
Rockavny, N. J.
Mormr.E service at 11.00.
Ctmrch Scbcxil at 10:00.
Chrtstikn Endeavor at 6:30.
Evening Service at 7:30.
Prayer service at ":S0 Wed. nil*.
Churen Stiool at Union CJiapel
a l 11:00.
j:
ii! nerrtee al the Chapel at
7:45. o'clock.
'
Visitation and Donation Day. 1
BeVridere Home. October 37. 1SS0.
Hieoeptioo ol fnends 11 o'clock to',
5 o'clock- Bring or send large d<3f-'
caaon Irom your church. We prom-)
ise you a hearty welcome. Donataons of potkices,. apples. Iruit and 1
iieeexabjei., all kinds. Iresii or canned, jellies, pickles, et.c.—anjihint;
cood to eat. And gills ol money and!
good clothing will also be cratWully i
reoeired. Mtke it 11 pala Say for the.
old people: At onf o'clock, lunrheon !
will bf served by t i e First Prc!,by- •
tfrig-n Clmrcii. ior 75 t-cr.ts,
' '•
Quality Always—
—Telephony
Sirloin Steak, 1b. - - Prime Rib Roast, Ib. - Chuck Roast ,1b, - - •
Legs of Spring Lamb, 1b. Shoulder of Sprng Lamb, lb.
Breast of Spring Lamb, Ib. - 2lb.fori
Fresh Fowl, lb. Fresh Broilers, Ib.
I lb. Roll BrookfieldI Butter
Legs Milk-fed Veal, lb. Shoulder Mlk-fed Veal, Ib. •
Small Jersey Pork Loins, Ib.
Smoked Hams, Ib. - Smo. Skin-back Hams, Vi or whole, Ib. 29cl
Our Pride Home Made Sausage, lb. •
Tonkin & Hoffman Store
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Telephone orders plvon 8]><>clul atlenlion.
Tel. 101
51 Hibernia Avel
SI'KTIAI.S
' i ALSO FAIR.
AFTER BUSJNfSS
HOURS
'J r, lb. S u g a r
(XtaRon Soap
2!t|
l(t ititikf
N o n e S u c h Minn' Meat
2 p a . 25c. pic plnlf Fml
<Jt
^
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Maxwell Coffee
J
Kellogg Corn Flakes
Ill
Franco Spaghetti, can ttl
Libby I'luk Salmon i (or Jill
W IH1IKD F R I I T IN STOCK
Royal Scarlet Currants I»c—Raisins Puffed And S
40-50 Prunes 12J»c—20-30 size Sie—Fancy Apricots«t|
Citron, Oranire and Lemon I'eel
Minc« Meat, qt. jars 89c—Pure Apple Butter. <|t. jars Mil
Prepared Baokwheat Flour, 5 lb. pa
'"'I
Long Island Potatoes. 150 lb. sacks
iRockaway Park Cakes
lakeside Development Co. Inc., Ownefi
NowIs The Time To Buy
RICHARDS'
WHEN IN DOUBT
Harvest Sale
Right O n T h e Square
- . . ; . . - . •
Dover, N . J.
"In Sixty Years No Sale Like This"
Specials for Saturday
S'xf' Columbia
WINDOW SHADES
....
Men's. Bays' Part
VTOOL COAT SWEATERS
Scranton Lace
WIKDOW PANELS
Pure
WOOL BLANKETS
>'. Glass
BRIDGE SETS
48c
$1
88c
$4.49
Sl-pr,
DINKEE SETS
Pnldinc
BRIDGE TABLES
Women's 1-pc. "Wool
JERSEY DRESSES
61x90 ElfAched
BED SHEETS
Fancy Boxed
STATIONERY
Present low prices
Make This a Real
BUY BONDS
Good bonds protect prinopsl £nd prox-ide a fixed
income. Selected ^-itli care
tieT ncvti give t i e investor cause to doubt the
wisdom of His investment.
Gold Debennrre Bonds,
due 1968, of the Associated Gas and Electiic
Company combine above«vcrap security end yield.
At the present mailet
Acy return about 5' i%.
Ttimva aiquirt aAtncerca
-Opportunity
DEFERRED PAYMENT II
Special Offer
to Home-Builders
B«lia Itpfore Sprint; and set your exoimilit'ii F r 0
Ask"
I»A>
Annrimri? Synrm ogct
Gat aad
Ctu,
Ofiasf
New Jrray
**>A licet
r, Xrw- Jersey
'
X or one of oat other
V. «!•
«SI7 M a i n
Main Street
Tfi.i i
The rOit
g u
« 8 lor
tai
Merobere ot Uw w
ot Morrtt county. »"d
wiU hold a dinner «t
ant. MorriKlown. on
ing. octobtr sail). \
t<Otm the dinner on
Morrts County."
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