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I 1 TO THE DAILY HOME NEWS EATS EVERYTHIN NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. IE SEMI-ANNUAL 'INTEREST The regular semi-annual installment of Interest on Deposits in the Special Department of this Bank will be due and Gaa Administered When Desired. A man who for years hafl CUUijJCiicu. i-v uovuuo LUIS aj was UNABLE TO CHEW, si having a full set of teeth give him no trouble whatevl and enable him to eat EVEnf iruraa 4ll Is in eating, In eating Vil lous KINDS of food. Why not INSURE your sij ure by having us attend to teeth i Full 8et of -Teeth that Filling Crown and Bridge Lady Attendant.

German Spoken. Albany St. uro you a tne name ur, Dental Battery Ills credited July First. Same will be ready for payment on or after that date. Interest not withdrawn will be added to principal.

4 on the first $1,000 $Vifo on ths amount above $1,000 Dr. SALTER'S DENTAL PARLOR; Vnri lit Fc lai Tt Landsbcrg Building, CAUTION Wnen cominu iu In the right place, Remember lorn, flours, Keep Little New Brunswick Trust Co. YOU, ABOVE ALL, Must Be Pleased. From Becoming Big Ones Our battery inspection is free to all motorists. Let us test your storage battery, whatever its make, once a Then you will know what's what before lorie tacit ret lle( 0U! ill leg idu trouble starts, ana you will save many a big repair bill.

Don't wait until trouble comes. Come today and find out your battery's condition. Battery repairing and recharging. fcloi Starting motors, lighting generators and ignition systems repaired. CENTRAL GARAGE AND SALES CO 68-70 ALBANY STREET, Tel.

80S. New Brunswick, JS. 3, We can supply repair parts for any storage battery, or a Gould Guaranteed Battery to fit the battery box on your car. NEW BRUNSWICK LUNCH will satisfy you. Every delicacy of the season.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. 16 FRENCH STREET. FARM and GARDEN TOOLS PRICES REASONABLE. ASK TO SEE THEM. MEYN FRISCB 50 HIRAM STREET.

Telephone 721. FordOwncrs, Attention Electric Hand 2.85 Spotlights 3.00 Full line of Ford Parts and Accessories. Robe Rails, Foot Ralls, Mirrors, Shock Absorbers, Dash Lamps, Spark Plugs, Tire Holders, etc. For Sale by ENTERPRISE GARAGE 127 Church Street "EVERYTHING for the FORD." HULL'S The Largest Stock of FIREWORKS in the State. 199 NEILS0N STREET 5 Doors from Church St.

If You Want Your Hat Renovated in the Proper Way And saving It from ruin from exalic acid send it to the Acme Hat Manu facturing and Renovating Co. at 408 George street. We know how to take good care of your hat and guarantee all our work to be the best. Ladies' straw hats and Panama hats remodeled our specialty. THE ACME HAT MANUFACTURING AND RENOVATING CO, 40S George St.

Tel. 236 At Skourlas Angelides. KUHLTHAU UNS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Wines, Liquors AND Bottled Beer 60 DENNIS STREET. 'PHONE 622. IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Max Klgner and GIttel Kigner: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the seventeenth day of June, 1916, in a cause wherein Nathan Weltzman and Max D. Weltzman, are complainants, and you are defendants, you are required to appear, plead, answer or demur to the bill of said complainants on or before the eightenth day of August next, or that in default thereof such decree will be made against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and just. The said bill is filed in order to show that a certain bond and mortgage made by Samuel Weitzman and Sarah Weltzman his wife, to you, Max Kigner and Gittel Kigner, dated July 22, 1914, to secure the payment of the sum of said mortgage covering lands in the Township of East Brunswick, in the County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, and recorded in the Middlesex County Clerk's Office In Book 280 of Mortgages on pages 294, have been fully paid and satis-fled, and to obtain an order from said Court for the cancellation of said bond and the cancellation and discharge of record of said mortgage. The complainants in said bill allege that the said, bond and mortgage have been fully paid and satisfied, and you are maae aeienaante in this suit because you are the holders of said bond and mortgage and decline to cancel the said bond and. decline to cance and discharge the said mortgage of record.

1 Dated June 27, 1916. GEORGE J. PLECHNER, Solicitor for Complainant. 890 George street, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Je27-5tTues.

DAILY EDITION Single Copy. Two Cents; One Week, Ten Cents; Three Months, 11.25; Six Month-. One fear, (5 Entered at F. O. gecond-clagg matter THE HOME NEWS GUARANTEES ITS CIRCULATION tion; Servia and Austria were at sword's point concerning the methods of holding a certain trial.

Russia did not like the attitude of Austria-Hungary. It looked like a conquest to the Great Bear, and so he decided to mobilize. Germany had one eye on England and the other on Russia, and when things got to the point of mobilization, Germany was not to be outdone. She. too, was cast in the great wur drama.

Thus we get back -in the manner of retrogressionto a any when all this trouble started. The Pandor box was opened when the Austria heir-npparant and his wife were murdered at Sarajevo. And the day upon which that incident occurred the Incident that swept, in its fury nne-hnlf of the civilized world was June 28. 1914. To our mind that's some date in history- It ought to have a mention.

It ought to be remembered. The Ides of March we have never forgotten; why treat June 28 with such cold indifference? Isn't the date to which the most disastrous calamity of the ages can be traced worthy of a place In the records? June 28, strictly speaking, marks the beginning of the world's great est fight. Alongside it all other dates save July 4 pale into Insignificance. SHARK KILLS JERSEY BATHER Attacks Philadelphia Man In Surf fit Beaoh Haven, Bench Haven. N.

July 3. Charles letting Van Sant, twenty-three, son of Dr. E. L. Van Sant of Philadelphia, was killed by a shark here.

Leaving several companions, Van Snnt swam out beyond the combers. As he was coming about to the shore onlookers from the beach and boardwalk were horrified to see the dorsal fin of a nine foot shark while it was 300 yards away. The cry of "Danger!" was carrieed to Van Sant by the life guards, who went to his assistance, Then began the race for life. Van Sant lost. The shark attacked him before being frightened away.

He was taken to the Engleside hospital, where he died. PARTY CHAIRMAN DELAY! Will Not Name Campaign Committees tntll Lata In Week. New York, July 3. Neither Vance C. McCormlck', chairman of the Democratic national committee, nor William R.

Willcox, chairman of the Republican national committee, is ready to announce the membership of their respective campaign committees. It is not expected any announcement will be made until the end of the week. Chairman Wlllcox is at Leon Lake, in the Adirondacks. He will be back at his desk in national headquarters at the Hotel Astor tomorrow morning. Chairman McCormlck plans to make no important announcements until Thursday.

Five Dead In Yacht Explosion, Philadelphia, July 3. Five persons were drowned in the Delaware river near Penn's Grove, N. when the boiler on the steam yacht Hellbird exploded. Eight others are not accounted for, and it is feared the death list may Include them. And you won't mind the sticky weather.

All the good makes. Established 86 years. 109 CHURCH STREET. Hatter Haberdasher Clothier MY CONCRETE BLOCKS, made by a new process, fill every requirement with complete satisfaction to the purchaser. They are 15 per cent, cheaper than brick, are more waterproof, can be had in all styles and patterns, and being power-made, are more uniform.

For further particulars, call or write to JACOB H. BECKER, Lindenau. Get Our Prices First Buy Hudson High Grade Tires, and other makes. Get 800 Delion Tires, originally 5,000 miles. Will Sell at Half Price 32x3, 33x4, 112.60.

Special, 34x4, $3.50. Open Sundays, 1 p. m. Open evenings. Hudson Tire 269 Halsey Newark, N.

J. Union THE HOME NEWS PUB. CO. HUGH BOYD Pre WILLIAM B. BOYD Vice Pres.

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BOYD Managing Editor DANIEL J. WHAT News Editor motto: Be sure you're right; then write. Following our usual custom there jit v- (ano nf the Home News Wiii ua iiw tomorrow, Independence Day. ine rt Dally Times will do issueu i morning, as usual, In order that the people of Middlesex will not be entirely bereft of news. It might be a good Idea to have a lew more machine guns on hand, even If note-writing does end the Mexican fiasco temporarily.

Machine guns seem to have accomplished more for the bandits than anything else they have employed. nf omirse the Bible advises us to consider the lilies of the field, how they spin not nor toil. But some men seem to think that the advice is the sum total of tne good book. There'i no reason why we should consider the lilies to the exclusion of everything else. Only the actions of the just smell sweet and blossom in the dust.

Shirley. 1 SAFE AND SAJJE CRITICS. A misapprehension has been found to be prevalent in this city respecting the dinner given at the close of the safe and sane celebration last year, and some; people have refused to contribute this year, alleging that they had no desire to feed the committee To such critics It may be well to lay that the sum collected last year not only did not provide dinners, but would not have paid for the celebration If it ha8 not been supplemented by the Bum made by the athletic exhibition. It was the money from the athletics that gave the dinner to the contestants. The love feast of the committee was at the expense of the Mayor and In very small measure by one or two other people wishing to show their appreciation of the energetic work and zeal of those who made the exercises a success.

It Is from the remembrance of joys we have lost that the arrows of affliction are pointed. Mackenzie. CANDIDATE WITTPENN. That Naval Officer H. Otto Witt-penn, of Jersey City, will have the united support of Jersey's Democratic leaders is now firmly estab-.

llshed, and there is no gainsaying that the Republicans of the State have their work cut out for thei in the coming Gubernatorial campaign. The fact that the Democracy is able to present a united front thus early in the battle is certain to count for much In the preliminary skirmishing and may sway the tide later on. Mr. Wittpenn courts attention as a man of independent judgment, whose fearlessness as a public official has been shown in the most convincing way on several occasions. He seeks office as a business candidate a man who looks upon the Governorship as a job requiring managerial ability as well as graces that adorn social runctions, or the tent for political leadership.

The Democratic candidate is well liked in Middlesex and his friends here express unbounded confidence In his ability to apply to the administration of State affairs such modern methods of co-ordination and efficiency as would result not only in a great saving to the taxpayers, but In smoother and more satisfactory running of the complicated ma chinery. A MEMORABLE DAY. Wednesday, June 28, passed without celebration, without mention in particular, without more attention than most Wednesdays or most any June day. And yet it deserved something better than this treatment. It was an anniversary worth as we will attempt to show.

In Europe today millions of armed men move about more than one-half of that great continent in the most gigantic and most barbarous struggle of history. Roumania, Bulgaria, Greece, Albania and the smaller little domains all have their part to play. They entered when the giants of militarism had decided upon their course! got in the game some time before the minor nations and has spread her machine guns and howitzers through the passes of the lower Alps. Previous to Italy there was France and England, and just before them Russia evidenced a desire to test her military strength. In Russia' the first "Indications of military unrest were brought about over a -nervousness born of the idea that Russia was the sort of paterfamilias of certain little countries.

One of these countries had found it self eet upon, by a much larger na- I your gift of-silver to the June bride Impress her and her friends with your "good taste and thoughtfulness? Surely, if the gift is purchased in this store, where the most attractive patterns in flat ware and hollow ware are always on. display. Will the graduate boy or girl be delighted to IK wear the watch, pin, or appropriate bit of jewelry which you are planning to give? Without a doubt, if the gift bears the MUELLER NEW. name a name which always makes a favorable Impression and which is known near and far as significant of quality. A visit to our est is hign in the impress you what store now, while the inter- bride and graduate, will a fine selection can ba made in this pioneer store.

HAVE YOU Headache Do your Eyes tiurn or itch? Do they feel tired or strained? If so, have your eyes examined your glasses may need a change. STILES COMPANY Philadelphia Eye Specialists. Mansion House, 101 Albany Street. EVERY. MONDAY Hours, 10.80 to 4.80.

gMEHIFF'S SAMS IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSET--Between The Minister Church Wardens and Vestry of Saint Peter's Church, in Perth Amboy. complainant and James H. White, ct als, defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises, datod June 13, 1916.

By virtue of the above-stated writ to directed and I will expose to sale at public vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN, nVinrlf In thfi nfternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in the City of New Brunswick, JNew jersey: All tract or parcel or lanas ana the City' of Perth Amboy, in the County of Middlesex ana state or ixew Jersey. ine- st. nnint in the east erly line of Willock's Lane one hundred and forty-eight feet distant in a southerly direction from the souther: ly line of Fayette street, and running thence (1) easterly along the line of lands of Willis Larklns sixty-Bix ibbj feet to land- or uoruanar. t-arKer, tv onuthorlv alnne the line of said land to the northeast corner of land of William Dunham twenty-two iio w- thonon 31 westerly alone me nuruieny six (66) feet' to the easterly line of Willock's Lane; tnence tj nonnenj along said easterly line twenty -two (.22) feet to the place or Deginniny. a part of the premises con- i 'Hanrv Hart and wife to T.

Ttfno rlflfpd Anrll 1866. and recorded in Book 102 of Deeds, pages 85, the same premises conveyed by Charles L. Noe, -widower, to Patrick White, by deed dated, April 23, 1898, and recorded in Book 323 of Deeds, pages 337, ana a pan oi the premises Conveyed by Patrick tr. 1itti W. "White et bv deed dated, July 8, 1901, and recorded in Book 328 of Deeds, pages etc.

Together with all and singular, the rights, privileges, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining. EDWARD F. HOUGHTON, Sheriff. CHARLES K. SEAMAN, $18.04.

solicitor. gHERIFF'S SAL IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY--Between First National Bank of Perth Amboy, New a corporation, complainant, and Henry Kehoe and Winifred Kehoe, defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises dated June 10, 1 Q1 a By virtue of the -above-stated writ to me directed ana aeuverea, i win expose to sale at public vendue on WEDNESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH, NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN, a two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's Office, jn the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey: All tract or parcel of lands and premises, situate, lying and being in the. City of Perth Amboy, in the County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey.

Being a lot or parcel of land, situate on the easterly side of Water street between Market and Gordon streets, in the City of Perth Amboy, orcsBLid BEGINNING on the easterly line of Water street at a point therein which is thirty-three (33) feet northerly along the same, from the northerly line of Gordon street, and is the north westerly corner of a house lot now belonging to James M. Chapman and from thence running northerly along said easterly line of Water street, thirty-three (33) feet in width, and the same in the rear, to land of Thomas J. Sofield ana' extending easterly by the north line pf said Chapman and the south line of. said Sofield, at right angles or nearly so to Water street, fifty-six (56) feet in depth, carrying the width along the whole of the depth. Bounded on the north by land of Thomas J.

Sofield, on the east by land of the heirs at law of Peter p. Woglom, on the south by land of James M. Chapman, and on the west by Water street. Being the same premises conveyed to the Said Henry W. Kehoe by deea from Joseflna Anderson, widow, bearing date July 19th, 1910, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Middlesex in Book 454 of deeds, page B79.

Together with all and singular the rights, privileges herediatments ana ippurteminces thereunto belonging or in anwle apocrtain'rjr. EDWARD F. HOUGHTON, ADRIAN LYON, Solicitor. 20.12. Am ESTABLISHED 1888.

MUELLER NEW Grocery Store of Satisfaction for 35 Years RELYEA'S Church and George Sts. Telephone 119. 1,000 Selected Woolen Samples for Spring and Summer Suitings at Skourlas and Angelides 408 George Street Telephone 236, Suits Made to Order from $15.00 Up. Guaranteed Fitting and Workmanship. Special Prices on Cleaning and Pressing.

gHERIFF'S SAL IN CHANCERY OP NEW JERSEY Between Caroline A. McDowliU, complainant, and Martin Momberg, et defendants. Fi. for sale of mortgaged premises, dated Jjne 17th. 1916.

By virtue of the above-stated writ to me directed and delivered, I will expose to sale, at public venaue, on WEDNESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH. NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SITXEEN, All tract or parcel of lands and premises, situate, lying and being in at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Sheriff's Office, in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey. the City of Perth Amboy, in the County of Middlesex and State of New Jersey, being known as lot No. Twelve (12) on a map entitled "Revised Plan of Property of Martin Momberg, sit uated in Perth Amboy, N. being which lot is more particularly de scribed as follows: Beginning at a point in the northerly line of New Brunswick avenue one hundred and seventy-three and thirty hundredths (173.30) feet westerly from a point where the westerly line of the land be longing to the Perth Amboy Hospital Association strikes said New Bruns wick avenue; thence running (1) northerly, at right angles with said avenue, eighty (80) feet; to lot No.

24, on said map; thence running (2) westerly, parallel with Lawrie street twenty-flve and forty-nine hundredths (25.49) feet, to lot No. 11 on said map; thence running (3) southerly, parallel with the first course, seventy five (75) feet to said New Brunswick avenue; and thence running (4) east erly, along the northerly side of ffew. Brunswick avenue, (25) feet tq the point or place of beginning. Bounded on the north by a part of lots Nos. 24 and 25 on said map, on the east by lot 13, on the south by New Brunswick avenue, and on the west by lot No.

11. Being part of the same premises conveyed to the said Martin Momberg by deed from Cortlandt Parker and wife, dated April fourth, 1903, and recorded in the Middlesex County Clerks Office in Book 346 of deeds, on page 463 etc. Together with all and singular, the privileges hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise apertaining. EDWARD F. HOUGHTON, Sheriff.

ADRIAN LTON, Solicitor. $19.82. NOTHING BUT RUST. The only logical place for your savings is in a bank, which pays you a fair rate of Interest. Wealth hoarded In Jars, under carpets, in bed mattresses, in the bricks of fireplaces, accumulates nothing but rust.

Deposit your savings in a safe ard reliable bank, wSier'e you can get in when you want it, and It will be earning you an Income of 4 per cent. NEW BRUNSWICK TRUST CO. AlS-Smos, Jewelers 357 George St Mohawk Tires Are Hand-Made and MtY "Made This nniinmi iinrih 3Rr7i iG for Your Cafl Cut Price AutoTireCo. 73 Albany Street, New Brunswick, N. J.

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