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The Central New Jersey Home News from New Brunswick, New Jersey • 3

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jjew Brunswick, N. J. THE DAILY HOME NEWS Friday, February 2S; I9i3. GIVE HONOR of To-morrow Is JOflNSOW'S STORE JEWS arciaM 1 Manet Recent Sales Realty cu. ixertier Land Imp.

to Win. Buksen, lots 6340C34 1 block 22, Melrose Manor Highland Park Honws rv 1.00 Barnet Hoffman, north 1-2 lot 127, map Peter W. Hay, Highland Park Ann Maria Kant, to Agnes Kant, northeast corner Smith and State streets, Perth Amboy Jgmitz Klein and wife, to John Ginipel and wife, lots 096-997 parcel 20, Huydanviliraham tract, lirst Ward, New Brunswick N. Central Realty to E. Kelly.

Township Monroe Central Realty to Sarah O. Robinson, Township Monroe r. J. Central Realty to Wm. J.

Sinister, Township Mon $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 roe J. Central Realty to Tohii If. Collins, Township Monroe Win. II. 1'feilier and "wife, to Margaret M.

Hennessey, lots limns. map Kast New liniiiswiek Heights, Highland Park T. 1... 11 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 airiek aim wile, to Mai-ensz Sierzpatowski and wife, 11.51 acres, Township Kast Brunswick Giorgianiia Staats, ct. to Cornelius S.taats, 7.

tracts, Township South Brunswick $1.00 Ceo. S. Silzer, Special Master, to Albert Elltis Barron, 6 lots or tracts, Woodbridge Annie Sindberg, to Lloyd P. Johnson, lot 3, block map Estate J. C.

Watson, Market street, Perth Amboy $1.00 Jacob W. Wilbur and wife, to Annie Midos, lots 215-216, map Home Gardens $1.00 Annadale Realty to Charlotte vSinger, 2 lots Annadale Park. $100 Ernest P. Buritt and wife, et. to Industrial Service 20 acres, Township Piscataway, ml -joining land Lincoln Waterproof Cloth Co $1.00 Culvert l'Yy Realty to Helen J.

Kgan, lot A. plot 73, Sec. 2, Calvert Miuior $1.00 Elk Realty to llnleii Kol.lihli, lots HID-101, block 5, Holly Park IClk Realty to John Krosehl, lots K0H-ROO, block II), Holly Park $1.00 $1.00 Fertile bniul Dev. to (iuisep-piiia ('anieiolo, lols 1 to 1, Fertile Land Dev. Township Monroe $0.00 John J.

Ford, et. to Frederick Deilurt, lot S0-31, map South Amboy Rodger Fleming, to llnnnali Hilton, et. part lots 23 to 25, block 1S7. Fifth Ward, New Brunswick Rodger Fleming, to Susie A. Gob-hardt, et.

part lots 21 to 24, block 1S7, Fifth Ward, New Brunswick Andrew J. Jackson, to Isadore Siegel, lots 24 to 37, map Jos, E. Chapman, Neville street, $1.00 $1.00 To the Editor of the Home News: In your account of the fire of Wednesday night appears the following: "The new auto truck, of course, was the first at the scene. The fire last night was the first that ladders were needed since the apparatus waB accepted, and it was the first time possibly in the history of the department that a ladder has been raised before water was on the fire. This, of course, was no fault of the men who formed the Hook and Ladder Company, because they were always handicapped in having to wait for horses, but It was a good proof of what an auto apparatus can accomplish," It seems to me that the above account to say the leant, is misleading as well as not wholly true.

In the first place, was the Truck the first apparatus on the scene? Eyewitnesses say, they ought to have been, but by no mpans did they have anything on the Dennis Street Company, or their neighbors. That ladders were raised before water had been put on the fire is also emphatically contradicted and that they were needed, is purely an hallucination, as the only use to which the twenty-four-foot ladder used was put, was that It afforded a certain fireman to mount eame and pose before the large crowd assembled, i "It was a good proof of what an auto apparatus can accomplish." This much I admit is true, and judging from the comments made it proves that the Fire Department will have to get apparatus with more cylinders and higher power, before they are any improvement on the horse-drawn. Let me call your attention to alarms from boxes 25-27-31-31, why didn't the writer of your article spread out about same? I do not wish to detract from what the new truck does, but neither is it right to give them all the praise at the expense of those who do even better than they. A FIREMAN CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature THE ANSWER- THE SHOE SHINING PARLOR next to the Finest Theatre in the city, THE NEW GEORGE ST.

THEATRE BLDG. All Shines 5c LADIES' PATRONAGE SOLICITED. WHERE ST IS DU Small Fresh Hams, Cal.lb 12k Fresh Chopped Beefsteak, lb Fresh Beel Liver, lb 12k 1000 lbs ol loins ol Pork, lb 16c 500 Legs Yearling Lamb, lb 16c Extra Fine Beefsteak, lb 16c Pure Pork Sausage, lb 16c Snyder's Famous Hamburg Steak, lb 12k CERTAINLY ENDS STOMACH MISER! 'Tape's Diapepsin" Cures Heartburn, Gas, Sourness and Indigestion in Five Minutes. Sour, gassy, upset stomach, indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia; -when the food you eat ferments into gases and stubborn lumps; your head aches and you feel sick and miser-1 able, that's when you realize the magic in Pape's Diapepsin. It makes such misery vanish in five minutes.

If your stomach i3 in a continuous revolt If you can't get it regulated, please, for your sake, try Diapepsin. It's so needless to have a bad stomach make your next meal a favorite food i meal, then take a little Diapep sin. There will not be any distress eat without fear. It's because Pape's Diapepsin "really does" regulate weaK, out-or-order stomaens mat gives lit its millions of sales annually. Getia large fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store.

It is the quickest, surest stomineh relief and cure known. It i acts fi'ke magic it is a scientific, harmless and pleasant preparation which truly belongs in every home. STELT0N1T0 TAKE I In connection with the nationwide movement lo honor the cen- tonninl of llio birth of David blvinR- moiie. 11m great African explorer and in iHsU-nnry. lecture will bo given In th'i iitclloii Biiptbit.

Church on ovcniiiK by paw or. Itrv. S. V. Itobluiion, on the subject.

"The Soc.ro'. of David l.lvrltiRntone'H CroiuitioHB." A cordlul Invltntlou Is oxtmdod lo nil. On Bundny morning, at Ktolton, I'RHtor-' Robinson will preach the sormon in tin scrion mi the "Llfo- and Times of Abrahnni," his topic being, "heaving the Old Home." Tine Bible School meets at the close of the service, nnd at o'clock, the Piscataway Blblo School will 'convene. Mission Circle Klccts. At the annual meeting of the Pic-cataway MiBsion Clrclo the following officers were elected: President, Mrs.

Alvin Randolph; vice president, Mrs. Albert Davis; secretary. Miss P.ortha Gunther; treasurer, Mrs. S. V.

Robinson. lincouraging rpports, the jgjar's work were presented. I'crsonul Mention. Leo Gassney of New lork Wns aij vntitor at the Stclton Baptist par- soaiage yesterday. Mrs.

Bertha LaweB, of i3 spending a few vecks as the guest of lier daughter, Mrs. S. V. the parsonage. for a business seeking aa Hake use of the HomciAews in bringiiig opportunity to you.

WOE CELE MI We Carry the Largest Stock ol Poultry in Ihe Cily, Consisting ol Fancy Yoang Fowls. Young Roasting Chickens, Fancy Broilers. in Middlesex Perth Amboy $7,000.00 Kline Realty Imp. to Catherine Pcevogel, et. lot Railway Estate $1.00 Peter Kamm and wife, to Henry Miller and wife, lots 93-94, map Owen F.

Conlon, Roose- volf 50.00 James A. McGarry andwife, to Jonn Mcbmrc, et. feet south south line Senior street, and 100 feet east' from Easton avenue. New Brunswick no John MeGuire. et.

to A. McGarry and wife, northeast side Easton avenue, 52.24 feet south from Senior street. New Brunswick Si. on J. Ciilhert Mason.

et ul Titos. M. Barr, lots 82 to 90, map Ceo. H. Linsley, deceased, Metuelicn JSl.fiu Alex Puskas and wife, to Louis Kovach, north side Woodbridge rond, 53.558 feet east from hinl Alex Puskas, Township Haritan Rosalind Realty to J.

W. Rose, lot, block See. 2, Rosalind Estate Helen Case Smith, et. Ui Albert C. Case, 1 7 acre, Wood bridge road, adjoining Jlanlon Estate, Borough 1,00 1.00 if 1.120 Junior Hruussninn and Witt, to Richard M.

Montgomery, acres adjoining Shotwell Gi.i.ee, Borough Roosevelt $1.00 The 'Equator Building Dev. to Will, W. Tappen, lot 307, Equator Park Pile Equator Building Dev. $1.00 to Wm. W.

Tappen, plot 106, Equator Park $1.00 The Equator Building Dev. to Wm. W. Tappen, jt 105, Equator Park $1.00 Jacob W. Wilbur and wife, to Geo.

Randolph Robbins, lot 219, Highland Park Villa Sites $1.00 A NEW FILM SERVICE AT THE GEORGE ST. THEATRE The famous Bison Com pany who n.ii ko 1 their WeKlern pietureH on Miller I'ios loi Knnch, at- Minx. Ml; will (heir great two reel Ir.inu "Oil the Kront 'at the Stroi Thru Ira this afternoon mill evening. tt'n a WrHterii piclui'fl wllh a nipitnl nnil i without doubt one of the Klningrt Western picture ever mndr by Hip grvnU llison Coinpany. It tells of a dispute between an Indian and a white iivm for a bird, ninl the, iinrrel leads lo death and den I ruction in the settlement.

A hand to hand buttle bctwecni the Indians, settlers aim militia makes it a spectacle of more thnn ordinary merit. The management has a very important announcement to make in "regard to the taking on of a new service starting or Monday next, when six reelB will be Known every day. Heretofore the policy has been to show three new reels and two others of doubtful ago. The new plan calls for six 'brand new spir and span reels, pictures that are guaranteed to be positively new in this city. Among the new makes of lilins to be shown are those of the TliHiihaiiser Majestic, Keystone, Reliance, Uroneho, Punch, American, and Kay-Hee.

These, together with our Bison, linn, Nestor, Kclnir. Gem, Powers, Frontier and the addition of an Animated Weekly every Friday, featuring the current events of the past week, will make the strongest 3ort of program. Two, three and four reel dramas will be shown every day and every feature on the market will have their show-ins at the New Ceonie Street Theatre. For special auto deals, use ttie Want Columns of the Home News. S5.00 $8.00 KNOX NYDER'S Highland Park Delivery Every Mn.

day and Thursday at 2 80 M. A Sale on Johnson'sBestTea OOD tea. Vl-rr in. Jolinson very best tea. Eminently wav.

above any tea in quality that other deaf-erg offer, for this same money. Fifty-cents a pound is our regular price. This week, and this, week only, we offer this grand tea at. Ibis very special price. uiatK, gren or mixed.

43 cents a pound. A Sour Pickle Sale. T.AT. mnr flavored cucumber pickles. price is fourteen cents a dozen.

Special pric this week 11 cents a dozen. A Canned Tomato Sale. XTRA standard, large 3-eound ff unliA 1 v. i -j fvr, icu ripe lomaioea. a decided bargain for one week only.

cans 25 cents. Our Wizard Brand Peas. can of peas' so (rood, taste iut iiKe lresh peas in June. Much better than the Frneh iuh uv auu veu. aer.

So sweet nnd consider these -the best can of peas in the city, for quality. Try a can and win say SO tOO. 17 cents a can. 3 cans 50 cents. Johnson's Dried Fruits.

HE dried fruit ilore. At John, nii'i thny display their drieJ fruiti ia gln iovf nd bina. We handle onlv ths vry bent. Pitted Cherries, 28 cents a pound. Unpitted Cherries, 18 cents a pound.

Pitted Plums, 20 cents a pound. Silver Prunes, 17 cents a pound. Nectarines, 13 cents a pound Dried Peaches, 13 cents a pound. Best 13 cents a pound. Good Prunes, 10 cents a pound.

Best Apricots, 16 cents a pound. Norway Mackerel. ERY fine, white, fat, thick bellied Norway mackerel. Everybody knowi that Johnson's excel in good mackerel. Three sizes to choose from, small, ni-dium and large.

10, 16 and 22 cents a pound. Vanilla and Lemon Extracts RE sure to please you. They are They arc strong. Bottles are lar- pure 10 and 25 cents a bottle. Fresh Jersey Eggs.

you can get strictly Lew laid eggs from near-by' farms at Johnson's. Note the Johnson price. 32 cents a dozen. Canned Baked Beans. IJMEXSSLY popu'ar with the house-wile in a hurry.

Just open the can and serve. We handle the-best of the reliable brands. 5,10 and 15 cents a can. Canned Herring Roe. ASTLY the nicest canned fish know about.

Has many ways to prepare it. Full instructions on every can. 14 cents a can. Little Pig Sausage. HAT Johnson's little pig flint sausage is just immense i the verdict of everybody that has tried them.

They have the right old-fashioned country taste. Reasoned just the way you like it. The kind that are so hard to find. 18 cents a pound. Fresh Potato Chips.

XsVJTIXGLY freshV and crisp and brittle. The genuine old-fashioned Saratoga potato 10 cents a box. Chicken Broth with Rice. PICUKE'S all declare our chicken broth very good. Just the rich broth of tbe chicken with a little rice.

Soundi good, don't it! 10 cents a can. What Eight Cents Will Buy. OME little reminders. Any of th following articles at eight cents each. Cake gapolio, large cake Ivory soap, two cakes scouring soap, box bird seed, large loaf of bread, one pound nicnacs, pint of molasses, pint o( dried Umas, or a half pound of Vienna frtinkforta.

8 cents Each Article! JohnscitfsGroccry on imrnTir crnrrm IT'S AN EXPENSIVE TASK to repair or replace bad teeth. Better care for them. Then they will never get bad. Their care is simple. Cleanse them twice a day, and see a good dentist every six months.

"CARE FOR YOUR TEETH." DR. SALTER Perth Amboy-Landsberg BMg. 147 Albany Street, Opp. P. R.

R. Station. New Brunswick's Phone 97 NOTICE Brunswick Manufacturing Company, for the election of directors and the transaction of other business -will be th m0 th vnrfniv onH New Brunswick Hosiery on March 29, 1913, at 10, o'clock a. ra. NICHOLAS G.

IIUTGERS, Secretary f2S-m-S-15-22-2S 'ft) Homo Newi Woi AC you they are here in full early advent-no, indeed. 3.00 $2.00 cents Leading Market 57-59 Albany SI. WILSON AD MARSHALL TALK. Prtidnt Elect Seei Dntit Today and Will Gp to Theater Tonight. Trenton, President Elect WllBon nnd Vice President Elect Marshall hnd a three hours' talk In getting at each other's points of view on the problems of the incoming administration.

At the conclui-lon of it Mr. Wilson Intimated that Mr. Marshall Is going to be something more durliiR the next four years than a presiding officer of the senate. He referred very pointedly to the fact that the influence of the vice president in any administration depends very largely on who the vice president Is. Mr.

Marshall said that everything was satisfactory to Mm. He has for many years held to the ideas of government to which the president elect has declared his allegiance, and he said they would le in absolute accord as to the main features of the reforms to he undertaken. lie also intimated that he now knows the personnel of the cabinet and that it is satisfactory to him. but he asked not to be asked for the names. Governor Wilson finished up his work as governor Inst night.

Today he will have another session with his dentist and will see a show in Xew York in the evening. ENGLAND REPLIES ON TOLLS. Ignore Arbitration Suggestions For Points In Disputo. Washington, Feb. Brit-sin's reply to the Knox note outlining America's position as to England's protest against the Panama canal tolls plan will be delivered to the state department before the Taft administration goes out of office.

The note is now at the British embassy, and Ambassador Bryce is expected to present it formnlly to Secretary Knox. It was stated authoritatively that the, British note ignores Knox's suggestion for nos-tble arbitration of the dispute under tbe arbitration treaty which the senate approved last session, which was not negotiated by President Taft. It w(U be Impossible for be Taft administration to prepare a further rejoinder to (he latest note. Th! will devolve on President Wllon and his secretary of state, CHICHESTER PILLS Ws. TIIC1MAMOND LadlMl litmrDrulillot boxes, Kld llh Blu Ribbon.

Tok. B't fTirar UrnU. Ak fttCin ClAs-TEH viajaunv nKANl let knowiiM B1, Sitat, Atav RelliM SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Many, realty transfers are consummated as the direct result of Home News Want Advertising, W9 AS If mem 'rv -KNOX Mats The First Harbingers of Spring. We picture a few here, and' have a lot more in the show still more in the hat cases to show flower, ahead of the first crocus and the spring fever. Nothing lacking imyariety or smartness because of their BEACON O'NEILL'S SPECIAL Knox Exlra Quality Stiff Hals Knox Superfine Stiff Hals Order Your Easter Suit Now Call and see our smart line of Suits and Spring Overcoatings, consisting of the newest shades in blue, green and grey, before buying elsewhere.

Suits, or Overcoats made to order, See our smart window display of the newest styles and shades in Neckwear. Regularly sold for 75 cents; our Special, 09M ill's 97 Church Street $15.00 to $35.00 Special Values at $18, $20, $22.50 SOUVENIR TROUSERS HANGER FREE WITH EVERY SUIT. realty needs In the Outline your Wants. 3 LWLlill.

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