Can be made to fit
any child from i to
6 years old.
Only $2.50
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
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Edy News
Mrs. William Gregory. of West Ce-
dar street. is quite sick. Dr. Vollmerf
is in attendance.
Rev. A. C. (‘oburn has returned
from a. month's vacation at Point 0’
Woods. Long island. and will resume
his duties next Sunday.
—-Strap watches $8.50 to $20. at} regulations were read by W. H. Ferry,
Brand’ls Jewelry Store. ‘
Home raised egg plants. which are
perhaps, the first of the season. were
seen in one or two of the local mar»,
kets. this morning ,at twenty-five
cents each. .
Wmund (‘olwelL who has been
connected with the quartermnster's
corps iii-Allentown. Pa.» has been
' transferred to Bridgeport where he
reports for duty tomorrow. after a
short visit with his parents on West
Main street. ._
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stevens, of 12
Quintard avenue. are the parents of a
12-pound baby girl which arrived yes-
terday morning. “Grandpa" William
W. Stevens. who is employed at Rog-
ers 1‘ Stevens store is today passing
nround cigars. .
—\'inla i‘cna in “Blue Jeans." ill
Palace Theatrfloday.
The regular meeting of Trinity
Men's Club will be held in the club
room on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The club is taking in new members
and with fine rooms and equipment.
the members look forward to a very
pleasant and prosperous winter's
work. . .
Jasper W. Robbins, of Kennebunk.
hfe.. has purchased twenty acres of
land and buildings in Cranbury from
the estate of William F. Pillow.
through the J. B. Lawrence agency»
The sale was made this morning. Mr.’
Robbins expects to make his real:
deuce here. . I
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—l»‘ull line of caps. O'Brien.
News has been‘received‘tliat Wit-f
liam Gorham. of the U. s. s. Balth‘
more, has been seriously ill in a hos-.
pital in Glasgow. Seotland. it is only!
lately that he has been able to write,
to his friends. and it will probably be
some time yet before he is able to re-
port for duty.
Attoxney Leo Davis has returned.
from his vacation, during which he
and Mrs. Davis took a trip to Mon
treal. Mr. and Mrs. Davis had a fine
trip and encountered no difiiculty as
to the rules and regulations 'on the
der. There was certainly no evi-,;
mace shown at a war inprog’ress.
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REM.
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Catt Serve Yen
andnevertakesavacation.
rot" it‘ur Felt and Wool Hat Manufac-
[within the age limits laid down by
’ardson, of Plttafleld. Mass, is report-
' now the children do romp and
in never. dies; is never sick. m '
snor‘ronss'rrrss“ i
SPY IN STRUGGLE i
3* . wrrn coasr GUARD
‘Renddpbkoexcutive ofiicer and ‘four- 200 feet.
It m ‘teen salts ed men still are missing _ ‘
(can... °‘ ”V” :Irom submarine chaser No. 299,1l'hicb new mssunv Asstsrsur.
l For the last three nights the coast
guards have been watching three men
who have been acting in a mysterious
manner, and who, it is said, have been
seen to prowl along the beach and to
keep a lookout along the coast with
long range night glasses.
These men were being watched last
night when the words sprang upon
washmoros. August. ear-usu-
tennnt (junior grade) Henry .l. 130'-
es, commanding officer; Ensign G. H.
m~mvm
was mistaken for an enemy subma-
rine and sent to the bottom by the
American steamer Felix Taussig, off
Fire Island, on August 27.
Since nine members of the crew
were picked up immediately atter‘the
sinking, search for further survivors representing the Treasury in France. I
has been in vain.
A report from the captain of the,
inn-an mmm- Damn...
today, showing that the little chaser}
sweat down ablaze three minutes alter
being hit by four shots for the men?
chantmn's bow gun at a distance of,
“'P—
WASHlNGTON. August 29.—Albert,
‘Rathbone. of New York. Was nominat—i
red today by President Wilson to be,
Assistant Sucre
to succeed 05
_v of the Treasury!
T. t‘rosby. who is
-Senttuel Want Ads are Winners
RAYMOND
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them and one of them put up a fighting:
“jtli one of the guards. He was or—‘
dered by the guard to throw up his'
hands. and instead be leaped upon the‘
guard and threw him to the’beach. Al
rough and tumble fight ensued. dur-}
ing which the guard was almost kill-i
ed. He managed to draw his revolver,
and after giving anorher warning to
the man. he pulled the trigger. The?
suspected man dropped dead.
The body was thereupon removed to
the undertaking shop of Morris Lama:
in Ocean City. The guard. whose‘
name the authorities refused to di-’
;vulge, was turned over to his ,superior
loflicers for interrogation. No arrests
were made.
i The other two mysterious men es-
caped in the dark and the entire
iCoast Guard is searching for them
along the shore and in the several
ltowns nearby.
EFULL support .
. FROM HATTERS .
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indicate that it was one or the mash
unanimous in its action.
The meeting was called primarily
for the purpose of discussing the. reg-
Eulations put into force recently by
the War Conservation Board. These
president of the National Association
turers' Association, who presided over
the meeting. and various points ex-
plained.
J. Howell Cummings. of the John
Ii. Stetson 00.. of Philadelphia. de-
scribed tho work that the hat manu-
facturers of the country were called
upon to do and asked them to give to
as
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September
new Now Read!
Wartime Frocks Show a Smart Simplicity
That Is Easy for the Home Dre-mink” to Carry Out in
IEW PATTERNS
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possess
the highest character.
entity in the world at a.
titan contributing to the
the Government the full measure of
patriotic cooperation it must have
to win the war.
He spoke of the great need of con-
serving transportation space. detailing
the great strain that has already been
put upon trans ortution facilities in
this country. e urged that various
ways of packing be experimented
CENTRAL HOTEL
linsroomsbytbedayorweak. Steam handouts-lo
lights and-gas. line Oats attached; also Restaurant. Italian
and American style
Oornar Hanna and Chestnut Sta: Tel. 1565.
N. nrsnsa. Manager. J. D1838}, Proprietor.
“5—5....
00 You Want Anything in the Building
Material line? It so, call on
BROTHERS
or Washington St.
Who Carry a tame Stock oi All Kinds
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The City National Bank
South Nomlk, 0m
Olen for Immediate Disposal—Subject to Prior Sale,
UNITED STATES TREASURY
4 1-2 Per Cent. CERTIFICATES Ol' INDEBTEDNBBB
MATURING OCTOBER. 24th, 1918
In Denominations of
_ $500 and $1,000.
R“ E2? At par and accrued interest from June 25th, 1918.
has Certificates are obligation of the United States and
every attractive feature of a short-time investment of
To any individual, firm or corporation having funds tem-
porarily idle, this is an opportunity to invest in the best so.
rats of interest, at the same '
of the war.
'3 insurance, been-nae d “but” ..
ed cost of building' Hamel-57%.
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with. with a view to finding how to
get us many hats as possible into a
case without harming them.
Fletcher 1!. Montgomery, of the
Knox Hat Co. a member of the
felt division of the War industries
Board. explained. to the but men the
questionnaire that is being sent out
to all makers of felt hats, asking for
certain vital statistics about but
manufacture, which are probably all
or them business secrets. but which
'the Government must know in order
to determine its policy with regard
to raw material
Aaron Naumherg, head of the Fur
Cutters’ Association of the United
States. told the batters how uncer~
tain the fur situation is at present,
and how othlng can be decided
about the cutting tor the year until
things, become more stable. A. C.
Bediord, of the Standard Oil 00.. also
spoke. "
A resolution was proposed and
adopted unanimously to the effect
that the batters of the United States
would carry out the spirit as well
as the letter of the Government's
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Vacation Time is Nearly Over
And the Back-to-thoDesk Business will soon be the ox-ler of the day.
To make the same old grind seem a little bit easier,
BUY NEW OFFICE FURNITURE
Our stock is not only big and varied. but we have purchased far
enough in advance to insure you FULL VALUE FOR YOl’R MONEY.
See our line of Flat and Roll Top Desks. Typewriter Desks, Tables
and Chairs. Ofiice Tables and Chairs of many kinds, with a wide
wot prices; Telephone Stands, Sectional Book Cases. and many
other items.
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FREE DELIVERY TO A LL SUIROUNDING TOWNS.
“BENSON”
Wallaudmgblta. ’ m
4. causal-oral n.
Stamped
Art Goods
For those interested in Art Needle
work it will be to their advantage to
examine our new line of Royal Society
Packages. which include:
LINGERIE
Combinations, Camisoles, Corset
Covers, Dressing Sacques.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES-Scarves,
Centre Pieces, Pillow Tops, Collar
Bags. all of linen and cotton crash.
Carriage Robes and Pillows to
match. '
INFANTS' and CHILDREN‘S DRESS
ES and SETS—Including Slip,
Bonnet and Bib.
]. I. MALLETTE
IOUTE IOIWALK.
Tel. 440.
GARMENTS — Gowns,
schedule of conservation. .
A meeting was later held of the
Hatters‘ Association where by-lawa of
the association were discussed. .
CROWDER WARNS DRAFTEEB.
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Correct Agda Are Required in Approch-
ing Registration.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 30,—Provost
Marshal-General Crowder yesterday
warned all men of draft age to ascer
tain their exact ages before registra-
tion day of the new draft. -
"Failure to do this will not excuse a
man from presenting himself for regis-
tration if as a! matter of fact, he comes .
Congress."
PlTTSFI ELD MAN WOUNDED.
OTTAWA. August 29.-A. A. Rich-
ed wounded in last night's Canadian
overseas casualty list. :v
New _Victor Records for August
Smiles, by J as. 0. Smith 's Orchestra.
Granny’s Laddy,-hy Harry Lauder:
. Skeleton Jangie, Originalnkioal'an Band.
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I They Were an Out of Step But Jim, by Billy Murray.
. Paul Revere, by Charles Hart and Shannon Four.
' Hello Central, Give Me No man's mm, by Edna Blown.
l The Song That Reached’hty Heart, bylvan William.
Hear these new records, which we will gladly play'for you.
A. J. Collins Company
1 CONNEALLY
White Slices tor Labor Day
. Scho’ol Shoes. for the“ Day After
You are sure of good looks, a
perfect fit and satisfactory ser-
i Vice in either case.
The Bestlliiikes oi Hosiery oi All Grades
8t BRACKEN
aloud to insure nut-sol?“
win. you would not months-
lna... The sale I“ in
prompted you to marry m .
should. upon duo tannin. admin--
tsh you perhapstotahoautm
of expense entering into the coat
of making repairs, or man"
after a fire. '
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Chiropractic is the definition In? 4-
cause of the dinosaurs.“ the ‘
adjusting the same. Disease lam“?
back. Even if done in chit“
creates pinched nerves and W
mic]; life in the dillerent orgas- ‘
Chiropractors remove the ca "41‘
terns in your body. Female imi-
ture of the spine. You will nevu‘ Ins-1
gret giving the Chiropractor aloha-flu
to help you.
Magnetic treatment. when also.
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as Washington St; on. Romain-w
Graduate from Palmer Cohort ' '
Clothinar and 7Furnbltingsaus»
Sale at Less Then To. w.
day’s Market Value .'
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a runner, or athandsome mg
for living or dining room can be
chosen from onrcolleotion with
perfect assurance that the selec-
tion ' will prove “as‘ satisfactory . '
in quality as it is iii-pattern and
color. And the price will ninety
most the most rigid ideas of,
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