The Courier-News from Bridgewater, New Jersey • Page 3

PAGE THREE Jersey Jottings Investigate ptfr.re joi buy a or otHr gas appH-Come to the store a'tPH-iaIiis in gas mer- S4 the larnt atortmt r-ora which to chocs. All Lft labor an.l fuel-fcav- rscKt for try lmcben JUST RECEIVED An Unparalleled Advance Spring Collection Jury Arqult Driver of Auto Thai Killed Seciueu Paraders Jersey City. A Jury took fifteen minutes Wednesday to acquit Joseph Oster, ot Hobokea, of a charge of murder. While he was operating an auto on the night ot September 23 last, the car ran Into a Democratic parad? in Secaucus and caused the death of three persons. Oster had already settled on fuit, brought by the widow oLe of the men killed, the sum paid being $4,000.

If DRESSE, CJashiorxed by ILA INFIELD COCKIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, EE BR CAR IT 17, 1922 I' 8 U'oiker Injured by. Trtnk Awarlel Verdict of $2,500 Morristown. A verdict -of $2. was awarded by a jury, to John M. Card Wednesday in a suit for damages against William and iUhel Feldman, tried before Circuit Court Judge Willard W.

Cutler. Mr. Card alleged that hs was injured in the back and foot by an automobile truck owned bv Assembled in the Dress Salon iM month Bfft.i. and the defendants, while working on' State highway, near Gillen's i store, in Pequannock Township. The defense claimed that no i negligence had been shown, and at the conclusion of the taking of evidence asked for a non-suit, which was denied.

I NEW colors, new fabrics, new lines! You will find them all in the delightful advance models Peggy Paige has fashioned for spring. Kasha cloth, supple taffetas, the cashmere that is even newer than crepe and in the colors fuchsia, French blue, cactus green and flowing reds and coppers on an ecru ground I In Misses sizes. For the small woman who wishes especially proportioned Misses styles, a group known as Peggy Paige Petite. Each dress bearing the Peggy Paige label, which guar antees satisfaction. At unbelievably moderate prices! Ranging from (set $29.50 to $69.50 Flot water r.hn yon want ir at turn a Koni-l-akr Tank I If aler, price oni- ted.

i Man Found Unconscious in Snow With Throat Cut Phillipsburg. Members of his family alarmed by the absence of Christopher Prymer from his home' at 272 Prospect street Wednesday night found Prymer lying in the. snow several blocks from the house, his throat slashed with Dresses Fashioned by Peggy Paige are sold exclusively at this store razor. He was unconscious and blade lay beside him. He was taken to the Easton, Hospital where it is thought he will recover.

Prynifr. who is sixty-two years jold, had been in poor health and unable to work for some 'He was said to have been despon-jd- ct because of this. Ai- joiir jL'as appliances iv ng nt ire s-atisi'aclion? IT not. ptase Wl us mill inspect and regu-iav th'-ui without charge. Public Service Thor.sand-j of purports are bti.oriiin part iters by purchasing Public Service S' frffrrl nock.

We to tell jou about tat- plan. Spring Fashions Favor the 1 ailoied Blouse Jersey Cow Owned by Dover Man Tailored Blouses are finding equal" favor with the pretty new Tweed Suits, and both are equally comely. Just now we are featuring them in Pussy. Willow and Crepe de Chine Silks. Ranging in price from $4.8 to $10.50 And, of course, we have them in Dimity and Batiste, far less ex-Fc-nsive $1.75 to $6.00 Blouse Section-Second Flour Ijesuls Junior Three-Year-Olds Dover.

A new State record for cows of her age was recently made by a Jersey cow, Prince i M. GID1S Darling's Edith, at Everett L. Thompson's Ev-Ken grange, on ithe southern boundary of town. This cow as a result became a leader for Jerseys in the State In I the junior three-year-old class, i Prince Darling's Edith 74,196 pounds of milk and UAiglon Exceptional Dresses jor Work or Play Workmen's Bargain Store Spring's Hats Not made to meet a price, but to give the utmost in value, from $2.25 up to $7.50. Second floor.

The prices range There are hours in the diy when no dress fulfills the demands made up TV have removed our business a HO Central Avenue, between Frm and Second Streets, with a fuil ini of second-hand and tell Shoes, for -r body. Also buying and sell-Come in and look U6 over. m. HO ll.Mi:.L AVE. Have Many Thrills to Impart The first fuzzy green crocus cup that blows its way into the heart, on one of Spring's new days 'tis no more perfect made than Spring's new 748 pounds of butterfat, the test starting when she was three years and four months old and lasting one year.

She was bred and tested by Mr. Thompson, who has several other champion Jerseys, among which is Prince's Pogis Coldie. She captured the honors in the senior two-year-old class. fern 1 The surplice crossing of the pique collar makes li i "Cicely" gown which Quimi, of the Vitagraph, i wearing, becoming to all ages demanding sizes 1 fi-tlfi 1 1-11 in on it quae as satisfactorily as -a gingham. This may be selected, as in 1h is "Fe Tinning Roofing llepuiiinn Roofs, i utters Leaders.

Hot Air Impaired Specialty. Ail work promptly a 1 1 ended to at teasonahle prices. S. HEKKOWITZ 833 Wcm Third Street 3.M2 Engiueer Wants Ordinance to Control Waste Run Phillipsburg. Expressing the fear that the disposal plant recently placed in operation her? would be unfavorably reported, upon by the State Department of Health if action was not taken looking to the passing of an ordinance controlling trade wastes Hats.

Of special artistry are shapes which, in employing the new pliable braids and straws, have achieved contours which perfectly frame the face, and yet have the desirable chic inseparable from any successful Hat $4.98 to $25.00 Spring Splashes Her Own Colo? Over Het New Season's Hats Palm Beach shades Indian, Oriental and Paisley colorings brilliant browns, soft tweed hues pastel colorings they all comprise the rainbow that crosses Spring Millinery horizons. And flower and fruit trimmings lacquered effects and Peasant embroidery, are just a few of Hat Trimming whims. These are just a few of the new Hat ideas here We sincerely invite you to view the others 1 i--ri. WllTM licia" model worn by Janet Sailing of the Sclznick Company, in a barred pat 1e rn of brown, black, blue, Julio, or pink, in sizes at present run to the plant, Town the box pattern 7 A A in blue, pink, 2f Engineer Mixsell Wednesday afternoon urged the. Town Commissioners to insist upon Town Attorney Smith preparing such inea- lavender, brown sureit once.

or black. Vs. 11 IHORNTON ON Lehigh Coal Hie Best There Is at the Right Price So. Plainfield, N. J.

'Phone 2081-R-l The engineer presented a communication in which he stated that Mr. Smith was instructed to prepare such an ordinance December 2S. In connection with his position as town engineer, Mr. Hixsell is superintendent of the disposal plant. The commissioners made Mr.

Mixsell's communication a part of the minutes. ALL WINTER APPAREL IS PRICED SO AS TO AFFORD YOU THE VERY UTMOST ECONOMY. THE CHILDREN'S SECTION OFFERS NEW DRESSES FOR SPRING. WINTER APPAREL AT REDUCED PRICES. Plainfield UNDERfEA Ul II II II iui ONE ii in; ONE Km 13 IV 1UJ II Warm Umlerw car, in union or two-piece, medium or heavy weights.

Oooier Bennington, Glastenhury, iioots Tivoli and Kt'is. I UJ IUJ IWJ FLIGHT TO) FLIGHT up 121 Watchung Ave up Myers Building GABRIEL SNUBBERS. For All Cars Wholesale and Retail. Do you know that there Is a part missing on your car? Do you know that the manufacturer of your car has. drilled holes in the frame for GABRIEL SNUBBERS? GABRIEL SNUBBERS are recommended by every car manufacturer in the United States.

The Packard. Plerce-Arrow, Peerless, Studebaker Big Six, are equipped with GABRIEL SNUBBERS. What better endorsement of this article can there be? The manufacturer of practically every car Is making It possible to have Gabriel Snubbers attached to his car, believing that the GABRIEL SNUBBER the most efficient and practical device on the market. It prevents rebounds makes the car ride easier saves your tires and springs and is the best investment that you can possibly make for your car. Drive in and let us put them on it will only take about forty-five minutes.

We will give you a money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied. Prices $15.00 up. SUBURBAN TRANSIT CO. 314 Madison PLAINFIELD, N. J.

'Phone 1710 Saturday Is the Last Day of Stuart's Semi-Annual Shoe Sale MANY EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS AT $2.95, $3.95, $4.95 Stuart's Shoe Shop 215 West Front St. SPECIAL X)ll SATUKDAV Coats of the very latest models, in polo, mannish styles, "value l-4t off OUR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK OF KIRSCHBAUM SUITS AND OVER: COATS REDUCED 25 PER CENT. (Excepting Dress Clothes) $16.98 f2o.00; sale price I Dresses Trv Our Favorite Potato 'Salad with celery. Made fresh daily. i A sample line of Canton Crepe Taffetas, styles up-to-the-minute; values up to Clfl 7C $25; sale Serges, Tricot ine, 2-pieee -Jerseys, -all to go QO at PtJ0 Shrimp Salad, with celery.

Made JYeli daily. Chicken Salad. Combination Salad. Vegetable Salad. "Herring Salad.

iCabbatre Salad (Cold Slaw). LUNCHES SERVED IN DININGROOM Hot Clam Chowder and Fish Cakes on Fridays HOT ROLLS AND BREAD TWICE DAILY Stylish HENRY WIERENGA LOCAL EXI'KESS AM I.OXG DISTANCE MOVING Will pack your bric-a-brac, china, household effects, Ith crew of experienced men, and move or ehlp them to or from any rart of the globe. Delivery made at destltiatlm 19 desired. PIANOS A SPECIALTY Our motto rrompt sertlce, with a crew of reliable men; courteous treatment; ask any one we have moved. Telephone OII-4 421 E.

Fiftli Srer PLAIN KIEI.D. X. J. Stouts 236 West Front Street Babcock Building Plainfield, N. J.

95 Broad Elizabeth. Ull il. We specialize in stylish stouts, sizes up to 52J2. Prices same as other stores charge for regular winter coats, at less than half. 4 want ads.

ckix; kusllts olk kly COURIER-NEWS WANT ADS. BRING RESULTS..