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a if Saturday. September 5, 1025. BE KG EN EVENING KUIJUKU Page Tinmen ANNOUNCEMENTS Suburban For Sal 87 Hasbrouck Heights in, h. kri MIS AU K. ITKI'IIRM riiono iu.

uio, ma IVESTAJEFORSAIE imM WantH Rtal Entate 89 LyTi A.a 'puikar and datatopar. Wrlta lull dautli. rain. l'W" WR USUI, real ai la, Why" yniir frowrty wiih ua? Jut call llaok. RoaanUar.

Carbin Hollar. alio. do. and claim eh will ar-peid the itet. f.Uiywood Notes fund, tho A A tram plays at heme.

Th-y will hav as th-lr lh I'leld cltih. A good gam i in tur. 1 nt'iit for the old a wall aa fo th young will In stor for tho) who aitind. and the fir laddie winking hard that viy on will have a real good time. A holi t4 rainbow party bcau of recent illness was glvsn ytr-day af'arnoon on Plait vnu ta elhrt th sivmlh birthday of t'anrlr (lirdlnar, Sixteen llttl school mate from hr former claw fchnol N.

I of Raddle Rlv vtnut wr In attendant. An ft einonn of Interesting gam h4 been carefully planned and lltttal Master railed thie drill to acquaint lh members of th I ndine company with th u.a of th lad-ler mi th new iu apparatus, In th davtim ihoi heiiii hut lew of iha nrmien at lioin. a run wa male from l-cr Valley avanue and Vnvwoed avenue tu lh old s- hool, Molt waa used for lh ladder teat. It Mug the hiehrai tuiiiling In town. Th run wa md In thr mln-ut and fates aeeonda.

wl.loh Included th erection of th lafldeia en th aci in, I l.uiol niahiiitf he.r on. ntitli.na and arcrrritng lh litdcUia, turning en lh w.tiar, Thl I rcntdrd lh t-cM en rrt-ctit and th uiT.ct ami were very much Tl m.tt er under th command liii-f Mark Master, As.ntant Ohu. tent Liecitte nbersr and lh offlctta of t.ie two companies, Captain lillit and h-tba tie of the IV. r'aptain Hart and t.leutentint M. OHiii-n ef th t'ndm.

Th next eenthinstlon drill will he between th 1'eerlea line and th Protection Company. 1 't formerly Mla Jennie Mitchell Central avarm rWvu-e at Cori'iJ fhrltl rturvti will b. utial tomorrow, I an I 11 o'clock iiiuM, rv.hfr Clirlt wnl effn-Ui, Tha ncfr-rmei ami Mrthedlat churches will hold srivlee ra their respective cluirches tonurrew at 11 o'cln'k. Pantor Hoffman a.it Hrelsch will officiate, Hasbrouck Heights Notes Th Woman Auxiliary of th E.1. ward Parkvn Post, of Tark.

recently contributed ISA to the Tom ftlver Hum for convalescing e. service men. Mr. and Mrs. William Alexander and on, Of Henry street, hav u-turned from a delightful va-atlon stav at M.lt Hill teich, Ung Island.

Pr, Thoma WaUh, ef pn ave-nu. Is enji-yiiig an atitumoh le trip and sojourn at Aueahi forks, N. V. Home of tho doctor' patlni wondering whether the hotel rlerkt where he stops, hat outers to ring him up from time to tun during the nijrht, In order that ha may feel quite at home, Cur efi'ii l. i.t and seer of.

the pour, Mts, tWige It, Mfikel, of Raymond street, Is tiikinc a much needed rest and la flmiliix recreatlon and change In loui- of Kngland. via the automobile, l'ostcards received In town send kind regai to all, and convey the good news that the family had Just reached l.rnox, after a beautiful rid over the famous Ptttsneld Highway. I.e and Stockbrtdfte werntxt on their Itinerary, I 'i It Saddle Hirer T'w'p. ROtAXU M. Vt M.I.I A Ml Phnao Mark I.1IM-M Th Itirkas.

of Dirk street, era new hn.lditig their eventh on Hit ko aireet. which i hey hav i.i mod because of their Iiorta, Tlilt aireet ha niatoriallied within tin inn few )eaia od thi impr-ivtmriit of itsr- lire htuked, Mr. nrl Mi Wiriom TirfiUf, win up to th untimely tioath of their di iightvt wet living In t'lalr lira-hi. ma bu.t.iniow on Kstherine venue, are now movlt.g lo r.idgcfieid I'nik. Th Iitogn family were elh'itlld nvlfhlmt ni'd nil of ll.rlr ntiKhlioi regret very mura lht they ur movlrg out i town.

ron't forget, children of the Sunday school and mcmliets of th" fust Refni mrd church, (hot tho icgulur ftuudav moiuliiK Mtindny school and the regular hundav ehiircli s.rvlces will be lesiinied tomorrow iiuiinlnir. With nil the vocations coining to t-kite It looks as though tin, nttcmlinic w.ll agnln bo br.iken. Rverythlng la In rendlneea for the n-oiister d.tnee and pic 1 Hint la being given by the Kimovlllo fire department at their hendiiunrter on Third nnd President strei ta this evening nnd tomorrow afternoon and evening. A hefore nnnounced, a vely good nrrhestrii has been engaged tn furnish the muslo so that all mtiild lovers itntl dancer will well loused: If they allend. If you haven't ticket you can get one at the door for tha small sum of twenty-five cents, Good refreshments nnd good sociable evening with plenty of dancing and enjoy.

prues wrded to tho hippy young tcr. Th long table waa consist ently decorated In rainbow color and a fancy birthday cak wltrt seven lighted candle graced th enter ol th table, a colored candy be'kat an! large berlbhoned lolly pen reposed hesld eh place. After rcntuuil'iir dcltclnu repast the) IH'le iriiesta crowded around th rlnnn whll they renewed th aonga of their school room. After enjoy log on more owing In tha erple o.ohnrd th little girl wended tltlr way homeward, tired but, happy. The Women's Auxiliary of thj TV-'hrlt I' rU fir tpnrtmcnt he.ld th'ir riguiMr monthly meeting at the headiunrtor on Hnddlei r.lvr and made all of tha prt'llminor nrrangenif nt for their smut) supper whlrh they will hold on Wednesday evening, October It In II.

fn-i licnd'iuarters nbov men fined Mrs. Werner Gros la th chairman for th nipper and will hnve full ehnre-e of nil arrangements Mis. tiros bm corps of expert ented worker who will assist her lot (ho tnk of riimKg off another! supper that will equal their success ea of pa.t years. It Is needles tat rrmnrk thnt all of th cooking wilt be homo cooking us the Indies' Aug lllnry hnve a f.ir reaching repute-tlon as to their brand of cooking. Home mad pies, cakes and othea goo.Hes hs well as tho home made) substantial articles of foodstuff will be on hand.

Ticket for th guppen this yeir ore selling at fifty cent each, which i rensonabl enough ccnslilcrlng the splendid repast that one got at these) supper. 'CHILDREN QUARREL AND COURT HEARS CASE Judge iliilii-l hud hi riands full owinit to a children' mix-up In which hulr pullinit and all that nor wiiii it tain up bfora the l-efnro a ge authoring of clllimia it seems na if every nncu In a while these family dispute break out and find their airing In court. The cniup'tlnt wa mnde against V'loU VoUow, of Fourth avenue. Which Is located at th foot of Msg- nclia avenue and Is a prlvnt owned treet The complainant cliilma that the Vol'ow children attneked tho Kutii'n children and In doing so ured a stick Infilctlnu; bruise on aims Ices. On the Vnlsow side, th defense put In a plea of self -defense, Th wllitpssos on sides were heard and upon giving both Mr.

Voleow hnd Mr. Kum.a an opportunity to state their argument, Judge flohel orrtmeU Viola Vulanw to report to him every day for two weiks and (he cent of the court to be paid by Mrs. olsow, which she refused to May wood joiim j. ii.M(;tn Phon Hock. 3.1T-M FIREMEN TRY OUT LADDERS ON SCHOOL A very Interesting fire drill took place Thursday night by th Undine and Protection Company, Chief ih 1 River eMa.

il't Klamdionsl. m4 team, Fuearai ervies hie let JL; lo g. Ini.fm.nt HsrVen-JiT Cemfi'f. cm. T.

In m. an. r. in4.r'iNr. Mala lea.

Main Heaear. Khun Hftcli.n. m'k I'- H'enih ltwt Pumont, mmU-mU trH Torn Ciiy. tm i'Jin Murray mil 311, 49 Win I RrooNlvn. Main Mrtur? Chapel trM IseMa invited.

Lady at. ieMtsnte and tnbulmor. Aula ambulance eervlC. (HE fl'NERAL BOME 1i Central Hackeneacle, A Hill. J.

Hiewsrd. fliorta I. New Turk offices. lluiitli Phont Chelsea ISoOi lot West IStih phona 1700. Rldgeneld Park, llaiD St.

pbon. llacaeoiaok 171), KEAL ESTATE FOR SALE Suburban For Sale 87 N. House, excellent condl-don wn rooma. every convenience; 7SIS. on beautiful street: garage, shrubbery, variety fruit; vary re, eonablr.

Owner, 10 urov at. Phono Oradell FaRAMI'S cr P'ul- room house, tile bnth. breakfast nook, large attic, oak floors, cheatnut trim. eteam heat; Ave minutes north of Hudson Rivar trol lay on Hchelle ave.i 17.500, $700 down, joo monthly. Phona Hackensack toir-J.

Look! a a Month For a Chevrolet that is in excellent condition thruout. Ready for use enjoy the week-end with it. Terms, $350.00 payable $50 on delivery balance $30 monthly. DON'T DELAY SEE Stevens Newhouse, Inc. 208 Park Rutherford Chevrolet Touring $30 IillHikntM.trrAnK room' "en corner pint.

good til Imprav. mania: no rnnBI sft.r r.fu.d, imroe, II reuiieon man Mar. JCH-J, r-ARK It (terra. U) feet ldl Rlvar fir bun sale rlar court, rlvar bathing.) tarma. Devlin, RiioHKi.I.F.

FARK-Pungeiowe. lit rooma nd t.aih, In Rveh.ll rrk. A I. arhil.ban. ml aaiaia, rhon -w, fANSCK 10 mem house.

I ceea Ovm p. lion, 5, Hai-knck, HOME BARQAIN (A ftX ROOM HOVK-rtr(rt 0fln4MIR. pw roof, naw atam plan', ramtM avu.l arorai4 cut out; M.tto. (Bl Parfaot condition: thro iota, aa.asu, (C PREWAR, wall built noma, hot wt.r haat. au room In attic; (and location: 17,000.

(PI NEW haart of town, moal convaniont location: avary ntndern liu. provomant. (araaa, many unuaual fra-lurat, larta roufa, anipla eloirta, it.VOO, OTHERS All ahanaa, altoa and prlrva; ran arransa caaa duwa ftnd tcrma lo uit you. HG.NSCHEU (OF COimnE, 1S5 PARK BT RirXiBriELU PARK. PIIO.NB 1740.

il'irbB Two family, eonaeiantloualy PMilt, til Improvcinonti, goo4 location, Improv.d atrret, plot 60 i loo, five rooma, aun porch Ola both on each flour, two atram j.lnnta, pollahad floor, hardwood trim, 1:00 gn ranaa, win drful elactrlc fixturt-a, tcahox drain connootlon with aownr, aoapaton wniu-tiiba. Mull be aen to ba apprrclatl. Built by ownor. Kronk Wlnqulat, Zii Taanaclc Itldgcfleld. Pork.

To Exchange Real Estate 88 Al'HKAUB Wanted In exchanae for etht family brlrk apartment, park ave rat-araon; wllllnr tnka farm near autlon or amaller houao and caah. Ownera com. niunlc-ata. Hlavacek. owner, Glen Rock, N.

J. Wanted Real Estate 89 ACRES Any' amount, Bergen Countv. Caah. Jtruichel, 12S Park RlilBfleid e'aiK. mono xitu.

ACREAGE BerRen County. Any number. 1'. O. Box, 2fi, Ridi-etield Tark.

ACItEAGE In liorgcn County. In parcela or a arrea anq up. write tun partlcuiara. Box H7S, Bergen Evening Record. ACREAGE AND LOTS ft! WE BUT ANYWHERE IN BERGEN COUNTT AT LIBERAL PRICES.

PHONE US AT 170J HACKENSACK, N. OR WRITE GIVING FULL DECRIPTIONS. THE KAPROSB 141 MAIN HACKENSACK. FARMS Small farraa; loweat price. Box zk, uumont.

n. j. FARM Five to fifteen acre farm for a client; must be along West Shore rail road: with or without a house. Altken 270 Terrace Hasbrouck Heights. Phone Hasbrouck 800.

HOUSE Wanted to purchase, house with about acre of land, in Westwood. Hillsdale or Oradell; give particulars and lowest price: no agents. Address 1467 Smith North Bergen, N. J. HOUSES Listings for two family houses.

A. L. Sachtleben, real estate. Phone Hackensack 1999-w. LISTINGS In all sections of Hackensack.

W. B. Cole, Main and Johnson ave, Hackensack S448-J or 1787-M. I HAVE BUYERS With real cash, for lots, acreage, Cliff frontage, anywhere In Bergen County. Send particulars.

John H. Bord. 63 West 61st New Tork, or Cliff Realty Engle-wood Cliffs, N. J. ACREAGE WANTED QUICK BUYER, FOR ACREAGE REASONABLY PRICED; ANYWHERE IN BERGEN COUNTY.

BEND FULL PARTICULARS. H. W. 6HAW, St CORTLANDT NEW YORK. PHONE RECTOR 117.

whouse, inc. or two tumiiy bauaea In or vltlnilv. Anno JtlMa, broker. 33D Xlnln al. Phona Mack.

Int. A I CT ION LE GALS" Lral XotIrM 91 NOTK Til PUU1C. Rallavlll Urn," ov.r tha iuale Rlvor Potwaan Newark ana Nuriri Arllnmon. will cm, nfiio vn a4neaita' imormno. Riptrinuar 9, until turthar mum in- n.ce.aaiy r-'i-itira lo oa mauo.

Ijatnuia by or Nutlty ltnda and Clav htrcct i aitnail' I faOAitn or riiosBN rRKcuoLinRs. apt l-t Fata H.i: AllTltlN KAI.K, Pul.llo notHn la ii.nliy thAt pur. aunnt to tha vt nn ft, an. titled, "An A.i (or Hctier frotrc. Hon of ami Automobile It'lialnnrn.

Ai.provi.l April 1U" (r. lail. en, JUi, ana nin.n4in.nto thrrto. 1 will rnav ana ooll tl) Hf loy.l'nvlilonii Morl motor No. ou Moptemfc-r 8.

less, at la a. at S3 si Muln atioet, ItorkonHirk, for a hill nmr.uiitlne to 116.oi and cnaio, ami purport.d lo be owned by Walton aVMien. J. W. 'JEHIU'NE CO.

By SM. A. C1.IVI;H, t'onataula. AUfuat 17, IB IB. A 1 0 I Fei.e tut- AICT107U HAIJt, Ptthllo notice la hereby given that pur.

euant to the proxlalona of an art. on-titled. "An Act for the flatter Hon of Ourngokeenore end Automobile Iteplsrmen. Approved April 14, 1P15, (P. 1918, Ch.

Ill)," and thuroto, 1 will expoie and evil d) Hnr-lry-tavldton motortyclo, Model V. motor No. on Tuewloy, Brptvinbor 1925, nt 10 n. :39 Mnln aired, Ilackcnaacit, for a hill Hniountlnir to S02.S1 and roata. and purported to be owned by Paul 8 hnrenbrrg-.

w. TEItlM'NB CO. By WM, A. OLIVER, Conetablo, Auguit 19J5, A 30 6 Kora J4.lt IN f-IIANCKKV or NKW JKItSEV. TO ERNERT1NA GOI.A LUBERTI: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey made on the day of the date hereof tn a certain cause wherein John Lubt-rtl is petitioner and you are defendant, jou are renulred to answer the petitioners petition on or before the Mln day of October next ur, Indefault thereof, such decree will be made against you as the Chancellor shall think equitable and Just.

The object of aald ault la to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving the marriage between you and the said petitioner. Dated. August 4. 19:5. LE ROY VANDER BURGH.

Solicitor for Petitioner. P. O. Address, 144 Main Street, HRckensnck, N. J.

Aug M5-22-S9-Sept Fees til. 44. IN CUANCKRX OF NEW JERSEY. To ALICE MARGARET BURNS SWORD: By virtue of an order of the Court of Chancery of New Jersey, made on the twenty-sixth day of August, 1925. in a certain cause wherein John Sword lo petitioner and you are defendant, you are required to appear and plead, answer or demur to petitioner' petition on or before tho twenty-seventh day of October, next, or In default thereof such decree will be taken agatnat veu a the Chancellor shall think equitable and Just.

Object of such suit Is to obtain a decree of divorce dissolving; the marriage between you and tho aald petitioner, JOSEPH H. GAUDIELLE, Solicitor of Petitioner, 144 Main Street, Hackeneack, N. A J9 S-12-19-J6 Fees til. 96 NEW JERSEY STATE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. TUESDAY.

SEPTEMBER Open to female residents of Bergen County: Secretary (Child Welfare Department). Salary, $2,400 per annum. Vacancy. -Open to male residents of the State: for service In the State and to Bergen e-ounty ror service in tno county: Engineman. Salary, prevailing rate for the Stat.

Salary, $100 to 5140 per month for county. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S8TH. Open to male and female residents of the State for service in the State and to Bergen County for aervica in tha County: Graduate Nurse. Salary, Jloo to tl20 per month plus maintenance for tho State, salary for the county will annroximate that of tha State. Vacancies.

Open to mala and female residents of the County: COOK. Salary, tSO to $110' per month. Blanks should be filed five dava In advance of tha data set for the exami nation. Apply Civil Service Commleslon, State House. Trenton, New Jersey, a o-iis ees .11.

TOWNSHIP OF LYNDHURST, Ordinance No. 2.V25. Notice to Contractora. Sealed nrooosals will be received bv the Board of Commissioners of the Townshin of Lyndhurst. N.

at a regular meeting of the Board to ba held in the Municipal offices. 243 Stuyveeant Avenue, on Monday, September 21. 1926, at 8 P. M. (Daylight Saving Time), for the relocating and reconstruction of a section of the 10 inch and 12 inch sanitary sewer trunk line running through- the right of way of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, between Warren Street and Marin Avenue.

Plans and specifications and proposals In blank can be obtained at the offtce of the Township Clerk at the above address, or at the office of the Township Engineer. Themas F. Bowe. Association East Rutherford, N. J.

AH proposals must be accompanied by a certified check in the amount of ten per cent, of the bid submitted, and made payable to "Tho Township of Lyndhurst." The Board of Commissioners reserve the- right to reject any and all blda for any I cause whatsoever. By order of the Board of Commissioners. Dated. September 4. 1925.

DOMINICK J. LIVELLI. Township Clerk. Sept MJ-Fees IT.4J UNITEU STATES DISTRICT COURT. DISTRICT OF NKVV JfcRSEV.

In bankruptcy Notice to Creditors. IN THE MATTER OF ALBERT MOQUIST. BANKRUPT. 1M i Clitlside Park. In the County of Bergen.

In said District: Notic ia hereby given that on the I day of August, A. D. to aald Albert Moiolst waa duly ft bankrupt, r.d tbat tho drat maet.n of his creditora will bo held at the United States District i I Court Room, at the Court liouee. the! ity of ncItu3arK, in sa.u District, on Wednesday, the 3tuh day of September. a d.

iis, at two o'clock in the attar. noon, at which tlma and place th aald creditora may attend and prove their claims, apctnt trustee, examine the bank rupt and transact such other busmess shall properly come before aaid meeting. Said proofs of elaim must comply wltn Section .7 of the Bankruptcy and Bule 21 of tb General Orders of the United States Supreme Court, and muu be endorsed in accordance with General Rule 2 of the United States District Court. Dated. September 4.

GEORGE B. BEACH. Referee in Bankruptcy. i i Record's Free Scholarship To Roosevelt Military Academy BASEBALL MANAGER RETURNS FROM TRIP Mntor Cornollut J. Mtirplty of tho I'lonoeT 8.

nd A. IliieeUull Club h.n roturnoa hum ftr a neat onjoynbla vaentioii pprnt at Auanblo Ftirka, N. and in vlalt. inn vailoua plueoj rf tntt'iett In tip- per Vu.k mf.it. Ho la foelmt KKMtly rs.Htd and refreshed and i buelly onpajrd In tho lln.

up and the toami In fnrm for th hrd wnrW ahart, attendant oc. nftertieon'g kuih wllh tho V'ninn Olty r.d and tho tJibur Puy ennta with tha Kinrny wMI follow the Flrr-n on'a (iiiii tit tho l'tonecr Athletic fa tic. Fl'Mklng ef Mi recent trip to a fellow fan ypRtorday, Mr. Murphy Cdiifulol tho fni't thnt nverfoittr wore nn nboltit necoamty nftrr in down thrixiKliout northi'in New yorkiwu. at SamtOKii frprlniia top euato woru denned, mid felt extremely comfort-nblo, Th itny-at-homea heiuliiK theie faeta mentioned could not from apc-nklns quite hoa-tfully ef tho wonderful Auguet wenther In New Jor.oy, where the good olil winter ovrcnats were otlll rehftatid to eedur chi'sts.

nnd the I'alm rie-nch and llp'it welirht flnniiola pt 111 hi id away, licttcha there no place like heme. ST ILL IllMt'lXGl The Oak Grove Cnyon atlll remains with and automobile continue to bump over the croiiiaT at the Intersection of Oak Crove und Jefferson. Tho pngsengcr In the back aeat bump their devoted heads asaftist the roof, and mutter word Inaudible to the pnssersby. The aitfn reading: "Stop! Oak Grove Canyon!" made go naatly and pluced at strategic point on the corner, ha fallen from It lofty hetitht, and now repose In the gutter, but thu words of warning are allll vlslblu the day. Whether the notice waa put up as a practical joke or with kindly Intent la not known, but the fact remains that It haa served a useful purpose and probably saved many sn axle from destruction.

The suggestion Is advanced that a "Stop! Look! Listen!" railroad algnal be Installed to replaeo the small sign, but this Is, of course, In the realm of the Impossible. The Street Commissioner will no doubt look Into the mutter. If cttliens call It to his attention, and find some method of obviating the "dip" in Question, and rounding the curb on either side. RGTLR5IKG HOME. Word has been reeclved by rela-tlevg in town that Mr.

and Mrs. Julian Goodrich, of Chicago, formerly of this borough, who were recently Injured In a train collision while en route from Denver t.o Pike's Peak, are now on their way to San Francisco, after a tour of Yellowstone Park and a stay at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Goodrich, whose shoulder was hurt, has almost completely recovered and Julian, whose nose was badly injured and who sustained painful bruises. Is feeling considerably better.

The shock Is also abating. The accident occurred on a sinffle track railroad through, the signals falling to work. The operator, as he saw the train pass the block, knew that the accident was Inevitable, but had no way of communicating with either train. He therefore notified the dispatcher's office and a relief train and wreck er were immediately sent out, arriving a very short time after the collision, In which many were injured and some, killed. ERROR CORRECTED, A report which appeared In of the other papers recently.

one has created an erroneous impression here in town. The Pallsadea Park Board of Education, to relieve the minds of any parents who have been in doubt, wishes it known that the tuition fee for pupils residing In Palisades Park attending; Leonia High school will be paid for by. the Board, same as heretofore ST. MARGARET'S St. Margaret's Guild has made plans for a card party which will be held at the home of Mrs.

J. Murphy, of Elm avenue, Morsemore, at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of September 24. A limited number of ticket will be for sale. Mike your reservations at once. AT HOLY TRINITY LUTHER A V.

Sunday school will convene at 9:30 ra. Divine worship at 10:45 a. a. Sunday school teachers and super intendent nope for a large attend- ac ce at tie Pnlng session of the season. Rev.

Charles Schmldling, pastor, will officiate the morning service. The first regular business ession of the Ladles' Aid Society was held Wednesday, September 2, at 2:80 i. m. at the church. At tho Episcopal church of St.

John the Divine the morning ser vice will be held at 11 a. in. It is hoped tht Rev. Mr. Knell will con- duct the services.

He is expected homo from, his vacation tomorrow. Sunday choot wul not convene until later in the month. The Woman' Guild of the Epls- rBurf.u will meet on Tuesdav cSpai cnurcl wiu meei on luesaay aftmoon. 3 clock, at the home ef Mrs. Stephens.

Oak Grove vnue. Mrs. HolUnds. president, hopes for a large attendance at the opening meeting of the autumn. Plans for th Chrlstms bazaar will be made.

Notices have been posted by Secretary Mr. Wlter Broom, The new that Mr. and Mr. E. E.

Raff, of Raymond treet, were the happy parents of a little eriuirhtcr who arrived yesterday tne eraer ci in oay. x.tb. AUCTIONS LEGALS Lreal Notices 91 li e'ctoclc in fonseon. th Court Hm, th City ef acker. Back.

1 Nw Jrry. as the time aai p.ac tre hearing of trie petition, aaJ -l rtfrarlari tVi.al MSii" aft Itat. ST VeTa FA 03 f9 Mej Tlt anf ftM- Mry t0 fe fcr ret oner particu'rir c't ribed aa Ioi.fi a.J that tract or of i nj rem ia th of Ka-kenaack. tn Ccanty of Brta an.i etat of Jraty. ftetjmnire; at a po.at ct tha I-tr-et on ef nattier.

of ATnit wi1 ertrr liu rf raac-fif tl.eac Erhter.y are the of Js-ot f-rt, or er a rmt dfnf I' f-tt. rr -r or 1 r'eht anire th 1 Tfr tvn: iv toat. ittt w'h rrir AAenn. fe, or 1-" --r rt t-re- I.i witi.wtr a Ir with 3 hm iu'ii rf t-Ty Pr.4 f-pi. :4 or iJa n-r-hr Iits F-rt- r8; '-'-v 4 ucv-ri-w-if -n mi St-a Awrm.

25 f. -r ar iaa, ta iia The Bergen Evening Record invites boys of Bergen County, between the ages of 8 and 16 years, to compete for the $350.00 day school scholarship this newspaper will award the boy getting the highest number of paid-in-advance three month subscriptions to the Record. $2000 a Month Buys a Ford Sedan. 1924 motor Balloon tires many extras. Terms $250 $50 on delivery, $20 i I evens Ne i 208 Park Avenue, Rutherford i I Franklin Distributors ActQ uiCakly It Is not necessary for to to mornirar.

his Jnat reached the CtaT de.tr. JiS i eorr.spond.nt. Congratulation, Contest Closes September 10th So Get Busy At Once! Read the conditions of the con- test, as printed below, then'? come to the Record office at 295 Main Street, Hackensack, and get your credentials so you can get subscriptions at once. FORD TUDOR SEDAN $30-00 a Month For a 1924 Ford Sedan. Don't hesitate come in.

Terms $3o0 payable $50 on delivery, $30 monthly. Stevens inc. the bankrupt or pamcipiat tb lec'ion of trutc. Proof! or citvn rr.r be iid with th )Krr at uoiii- soncrr Street. Jrty C.ty.

N. J. i GEORGtS BEACH. JrWere to afttviikruptcy. Sept IFees S4f 3 I.

PARKER, ST ICE OF TIIK MW SirREMK COIRT. la Ke th Appntioa'ef the Board of EdiK-auea tha City of fckr.rk ta ca-iint iad ef H. Snyir and Oladja Ntciio.eea for on mnlch to erect a new erhool iiuse. On Petite a ior Coniemrattto of for Srhooi pjrpot. Noi te, Ta Whiiara H.

Snjwer Owner. Gladys 0nr. karrtet F. Saja" Aian4er Nifl.f a. lr AWUiam H.

Sayd'r, Ta eox. Ksktlter.a- MaFtersia, L-. Him F. Snyier. iere Onew Chapia rinjtier, Taa Title Owa- TaW notice that the BaM E3ca- tc of th uir of Hir's-taa-k pr- 9rA-l to ti: W.

rrisr. mi ef tt jttTice ef trm Sa- rtat Coart of pf Xw Jr- ay, ie vrzicn fr tfc.e ihr cnrr.m roT, n- aatxoa tot paid by far th of ti i-aJ d- arrbMt frr a pi't rm --t a ef a a CONDITIONS 1 Th Berrea Evening Record offen the Eerffen Connty tvy -curing th greatest number of paM-in-sdvsn, three-month Heeord a yar' dy-sehool tesiued jViO.iQi at th Ri'serelt Military Academy, locared at West Englewood, N. i. I The of the eont.st wul the Rerga Kvening Record guest at the Et Military Academv -ring the e'booi jeer from September 2J. Iii'.

to June JO, lii.ts. H. wili fe prmiegea the Educati-rsI Iteparf mer.t, Ei.ter'ainiceiit and Atttletka, and will be furnished with th mid-d-y meal. 5 Alt that necessary for a boy to it to participate to the contest is to sectir the name of th. to whoa the Record is to sent, together with th subscription price.

4 E.c three-month e-jiiscription wlif eoimt ni-e tetuioct JiSTi. if is to be ser.t by n.al,, end If den.er is delirer It the hvT.e the -n of Each one uiontli nbscrip-fion seisl count one-third point (collect T5c if to 1 aeut by natiil end 91c Sf to nd saay tases ia that way If desired. R-it to ceunt for ulis- ripwOa trus; for in ad- an I the obt in to the IVtartment of tie Ke rl. L'cJ Msin Street, K-icKeusack, 5 All mutt In It P. SI.

ThJrtdsj-, September tel. to c-iaut toaird skolarsh.p. S-ih-rlrtiens asd rssa 1 te I In ea-n day so tb. lteor-1 tr.T be sent at once, tv pussib, get th naste of daaiet iii) (J.iiTer tc ecb Tn. costest i open i eny by In Eergeo County betwe tl (gesage of ears nd It year.

it; OS Park Avenue, Rutherford Franklin Distributor tw rt TEe rT it--- f.a rz ar rEr aa-fc. iw-r vwry nl Jv HART VANi T. ira ov at ui Tr. a J3 ii i.