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Annual Benefit for St. Rose Church METHODIST CHURCH SPECIAL MASTER’S SALE.—By de Borough Council Has Patronesses and the gentlemen assisting Town Gossip and Eligibles to Election Boards F. L. Shermer Elected At 9:45 a. ra. the Bible classes. At cree of the Court of Chancery of New The State Civil Service Commission an It a. m. preaching service. The sermon Jersey, made on the tenth day of May, with the preparations for the annual 1915, in a cause therein depending where benefit for St. ltose Church are bending Latest Happenings nounced Monday the results of the recent will te by the pastor. Rev. W. E. Ledden in Daniel WhippJe et ux, et al are com Semi-Monthly Meeting every effort to make this affair “ the examination of candidates for election offi Principal Local School on the subject "Subpoenaed Witnesses” plainants and Mason K. Whipple, et al, banner benefit, ” because it happens to cers in Monmouth county. All those who Gounod’s "Entreat Me Not To Leave are defendants, the subscriber, one of the passed the test became eligible for selec Thee,” will be sung by Mrs. Howard special masters of this court, will expose be the thirteenth affair of this kind. It to sale at public vendue on the premises Vote to Purchase New Site will be held on the thirteenth of August, Visitors Here and There and tion as members of the election boards in Appointment Made by Board Kain, who will also sing a duet with Miss to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY the and on a Friday evening. But the “ jinx ” their respective districts. Alma Flint. At 7 p. m. the vesper ser 27th day of AUGUST, 1915, between the must end there, for the reception and card Things Worth Mentioning The list includes the names of all those of Education vice, Miss Audrey Dennison of Toledo, hours of 12 o’clock noon, and 5 o’clock in For Truck House eligibles previously appointed by the Ohio, will sing Gounod’s, "O. Divine Re the afternoon of said day, to wit, at two party will be held in the Hotel Columbia, o’clock, the premises hereinafter describ At the Borough council meeting Tues and that it will be an event of social Mrs. Leon Rankin is spending a few boards whose terms expire this year; of The Board of Education has elected deemer” and Ball’s, "Let Us Have Peace.” ed, in the Borough of Belmar, Monmouth day night W. H. Bamford appeared as importance is almost assured. The games days with relatives in Orange. those eligible from the examinations of Frank H. Shermer of Eighth avenue prin Mrs. Howard Kain will sing "My Re County, New Jersey. new councilman being sworn in by Bor to be played during the card party will 1!)11, 1912, 1913 and 1914, but who were cipal of Belmar Public school. He suc deemer and My Lord.” Dr. Henry F irst T ract: All that certain lot of James Preshm Junes is again in town. not appointed and made application for Browning Dorr of Ocean Grove will play land situate in the Borough of Belmar, in ough Clerk Charles O. Hudnut. be auction bridge, euchre and five hundred, ceeds E. E. Gaige. A number of appli the County of Monmouth and State of The borough lease on the sidetrack of aud every facility for the comfort and en ■certificates this year with those who cations were received for the position. the violin. The subject of the pastor’s New Jersey, being lot No. nineteen hun the N. Y. & L. B. It. It. running to the joyment of guests will be afforded, as well Miss Nashti Ayers and Edith Hubbs of passed this year. The list of eligibles for Mr. Shermer has had several years’ ex short sermon will be "A Fool and His dred and sixty-eight (No. 1968), on a plan waterworks was returned accepted and as a pleasant way devised for the awarding Long Island City are guests of Mrs. C. C. this and nearby towns is as follows:— perience as a teacher and has a fine record Philosophy.” of lots of the Ocean Beach Association, Mitchell, 705 F street. duly filed in the Clerk’s Office of the Coun placed on file. of prizes, of which there is expected to be DEMOCRATIC as an instructor. He is a native of Phila 12th AVENUE BAPTIST ty of Moumouth, bounded and described A bill from Glenn Bros. Nursery Co., a valuable and interesting display. Borough of Belmar—William B. Loker delphia where he recieved his early edu "Real signs of Christianity” will be the as follows, to w it: for trees sold to the borough last spring The patronesses for the benefit are: Mrs. B. M. Bennett of 615 Ninth avenue, son. cation in the public schools and after theme Sunday morning at 10.45. In the Beginning at a stake or point in the entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Worth City of Asbury Park— First Ward; Ed wards graduated from Bucknell University evening at 7 :30 the subject will be "The southerly line of Tenth Avenue, distant was received and referred to the highway Mrs. John B. O’Reilly, who is general thirty feet (30 ft.) westerly from the commission with instructions to ascertain chairman, Mrs. P. L. Bryce, Mrs/James ington of Bloomfield over Sunday. win W. Bolles, James E. Bennett. Sec at Lewisburg, Pa. Message of the Master and His Disciples.’ westerly line of the New Egypt and Farm- the number of living trees. F. Kelly, Mrs. Peter P. McLaughlin, ond Ward; Frank L. TenBroeck, Philip In 1910 he engaged as principal of the Always good music and short sharp ser ingdale Railroad Compauy’s land, now Notice of a hearing to be given by the Mrs. Howard R. Garis, Mrs. Margaret James C. Hough of Malden, Mass., and Golembock. vices. used for the purpose of a freight depot, Board of Navigation af Manasquan July Furlong, Mrs. U. H. Ridenour, Mrs. T. George Conover of Elbernn were guests of Borough of Avon—William E. Bastedo. At the evening service Miss Alma Flint and extending thence (1) southerly at a II. C. Conover, 613 Ninth avenue, Sunday. right angle to said Tenth Avenue and 31 on the proposed inland waterway from E. Dolan, Mrs. J. B. Weed, and Mrs. Borough of Bradley Beach—Joseph M. will sing a solo accompanied by Miss Neal. along the westerly line of lot Number Barnegat Bay to New York Bay was John McDonald. The organization meet Taylor. EPISCOPAL Nineteen hundred and sixty-seven, fifty Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Hill of New read by the clerk but no action was taken. ing of the committee was held at the Borough of Manasquan—Howard Os The services of the church of the Holy feet (50 ft.) to the northerly line of lot Councilman Thompson recommended rectory on Monday morning, and the second York are occuppying the cottage at 702 born. Number Nineteen hundred and sixty-nine, D street for the remainder of the season. Apostles (Episcopal) at Belmar this thence (2) westerly at a right angle to the that the award for coal for the pumping meeting will be held at the home of the Borough of Neptune City—Alexander month are at 10.30 each Sunday morning last mentioned course and along the said station be given to the Ilerwind-White chairman, Mrs. O'Reilly, 102 Tenth avenue Morris Jr. and also at 5 p. m. On the third Sunday notherly line of lot Number Nineteen Miss Capping, 611 Sixth avenue, has as Township of Neptune—Steadman A. hundred and sixty-nine, one hundred and Mining Co. and it was so voted. next Monday morning. of each month Holy Communion will be fifteen (115 ft.) feet and eleven inches [11 It was voted to renew notes against That Catholics visiting in Belmar appre a guest Miss Arnold of New York who Hall. observed at 7.30 a. m. will pass a two weeks’ vacation with her. Township of Wall—Frank D. Gaskin. in.] more or less to the southeasterly line the borough which were maturing and to ciate the conveniences of St. Rose Church, First Presbyterian.—Corner Ninth of River Avenue, thence (3) northeast issue a new note of $5,000 to be discount which affords five Sunday morning services, REPUBLICAN avenue and E street. Rev. Charles erly, along said line of River Ave ed in anticipation of taxes. with a resident and assistant pastor, Miss Eleanor Dougherty of 100 Eighth City of Asbury Park—First Ward; Everett, D.D., pastor. Sunday School at nue fifty-two feet and five and a half The matter of placing a light at a point besides visiting clergymen of national avenue is entertaining Miss Elizabeth George W. Crawford, Frank H. Walker, to a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. Christian inches [52 ft. 5i in] more or less to the Martin L. Ferris, Dominick Bonanno, Endeavor service at 7 p.m. Prayer said southerly line of Tenth Avenue: below 16th avenue was referred to the reputation, will surely be attested by the Shedwick of Philadelphia and Lavalette meeting Wednesday at 7.45 p.m. thence [4] easterly, along the said south Light committee. success of this affair. as her house guest. James H. Vanderveer, Walter E. ltushton erly line of Tenth Avenue one hundred Everett R. Herbert. Second Ward; Har St. Rose’s Catholic.—Seventh avenue feet [100 ft.] to the westerly line of lot It was voted to purchase a lot on Elev and E street. Rev. William J. McCon Number nineteen hundred and sixty-seven enth avenue belonging to John Gleason, Miss Gertrude Griffin, instructor at the ry M. Hendrickson, Harry C. Wallace Jr. nell, pastor. Rev. Lewis A. Hayes, as and the place of beginning. the purchase price being $2,000 and to Bell Clair hotel, New York, gave instruc Borough of Avon—Frank B. Bodino. sistant. Masses: Sundays, 6.15, 7, 8, Second Tract: All that certain lot of move the fire truck house onto the lot. Motorcycle Accident tions in the modern dances to a class in Borough of Belmar—Charles S. Goff, 9 and 10.30 a. m. Week-days 7.30 a. m. land situate in the Borough of Belmar, in The old lot which is 95 by 150 feet and St. Rose Hall last night. Clarence It. Stines. Benediction on Sundays, First Fridays the County of Monmouth and State of Borough of Bradley Beach—Walter and holy days at 8 p. m. Confessions New Jersey and described as follows: was too small for the needs of the fire On Ocean Avenue Saturdays, eves of holy days and first Being Lots 21 and 22 [twenty-one and department, will be offered for sale, a Mrs. C. H. Slay back of Princeton has Panz. Fridays, 4 to 6 and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m. twenty-two]Block Number 3 in the “ Bel reservation of 50 feet in the rear being again taken possession of her cottage, the Township of Neptune Charles H. Dun Week-days before 7.30 mass. mar Park” Tract so-called, the same in made for storage purposes. The Fire Woodbine, corner 3rd and B stieets, and ning, Charles G. Hickman, Daniel S. West Belmar school which he taught for size and location to be in accordance with commissioners were instructed to feceive lohn Dobbins, Trenton, Dies same is open to guests. Reeves, Henry D. Chamberlain, Alonzo one year and then went to Eatontown STRATFORD INN map or plan of said tract entitled “Map L. White, Grant Lott. where for four years he was principal of The Stratford Inn is fast becoming the of Belmar Park Tract,” situatejpartly in bids for moving the truck house to the From Injuries Received popular hotel of Avon. The ball room Belmar and partly in Spring Lake, Mon new site. William P. Frazee, manager of the fur Township of Wall—Edward Morton, the public school. He has had much ex mouth County, New Jersey, owned by the perience in academic work, teaching both is crowded to the capacity at the evening Ocean Grove Park Association, made by Mayor Poole reported that Leon Cook John Dobbins, aged 60 years, a retired niture department of the Paul C. Taylor John P. Allen. had been appointed official dog catcher store was severely ill a part of the past Latin and Greek and has delivered a dances and the special children’s dance Frank Osborn, Civil Engineer, and filed business man of Trenton, died in the pri number of lectures on "The Art of Teach in the early part of the evening has creat in Monmouth County Clerk’s Office, Aug for the borough and that he jvas on his vate hospital of Dr. J. W. Hassler at week with ptomaine poisoning. ust 3d, 1908, and known as Map 27. job. The fact was brought out that there Mystics’ Ball Games ing” before academies and public schools. ed much interest. A children’s masquer Including the estate for life of the com 316 Fifth avenue last Friday afternoon Mr. Shermer is well known in Belmar ade will be held this evening when prizes plainant John A. Osborn, in lot Number was an ordinance requiring all dogs to as a result of injuries received abou Mr. and Mrs. Stultz Newman of 501 Tuesday the Mystics defeated the Toms will be awarded for the prettiest and fun be registered and muzzled and that the Sixteenth avenue, are receiving the con Rivar Gray Shirts, 26 to >, on the Belmar as to character, scholarship and efficiency Nineteen hundred and sitxy-eight, above 10 A. M. when struck by a motorcycle in public school work. He is a man of niest costumes. described, and including also the inchoate dog officer impound stray dogs which may gratulations of their friends upon the ar grounds. Redmond, Helmar’s star south rights of dower of the complainant Mary be redeemed by the owner upon the pay on Ocean avenue. The cycle was being rival of a baby daughter in their home. paw. was in grand form making all kinds broad mind, genial personality and quite Whipple, wife of Daniel Whipple; Olive ment of $2. This resulted in a talk fest driven by Nelson Dane. Mr. Dobbins of trouble for the Ocean county boys. a moral force among young people. His FRESH EGGS AND POULTRY Whipple, wife of Mason K, Whipple: and''\ was on his way to the beach from his appointment evidently has pleased the 11KLMAR F'AItM—Located on Allaire Janet Whipple, wife of Samuel Whipple, and Councilman Sterner declared that if home at Seventh avenue and A street and Miss Elizabeth Cooper, an employee of The Belmar team hit the hall harder than Jr., together with all and singular the people do not care enough for their dogs the American Express company in New they had in any previous irttK, collecting public, judging by the congratulations Road, 1 mile west of Spring Lake R. R. hereditaments and appurtenances to said to have them registered they should be was crossing Ocean Avenue when he saw York is passing a week’s vacation with twenty-one safetys. The Mystics used which are being expressed. We bespeak station. Spring ducks and Plymouth premises belonging, or in any wise apper the motorcycle approaching. Mr. Dane for him a successful administration. Rock Broilers now ready. Tel. Shark taining destroyed. He introduced a resolution was riding at a moderate pace but Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cooper, up pretty near their whole squad in this Conditions made known on day of sale. authorizing the dog catcher to kill all un 800 Tenth avenue. game. River 198F 5—1. Mail address Belmar Dobbins apparently became confused 11. F. D. 2. C. L. Stone, Prop. -tf JOHN FI. CANNING, registered dogs captured after they had and stepped backward and forward in Mystics won from Bayhead on Wednes Taxpayer’s Association Election 74 Special Master in Chancery been impounded 48 hours and that the Monsignor T. J. Tierney of Mt. St. day afternoon at the home grounds in a of New Jersey front of the motorcycle. When the ma Avon Taxpayers’ Association held its Benjamin B. Pearce, dog catcher should receive a compensa chine struck him he was knocked down Mary’s College, Emmilsburgh, Maryland, 10 inning game. The score was 5 to 4. annual election of officers in the Beach DO YOU NEED MONEY? Solicitor for Complainants, Asbury tion of fifty cents for each one killed. and Dane was thrown from the cycle. who has been in town several weeks, left Tom Horton slashing a three base hit with Casino last F'riday night. All the old $5,000, $3,000, $2,500, $1,300 for imme Park, N. J. The resolution was considered too severe The injured man was picked up in an un Wednesday for the Panama Exposition. man on first in the tenth was responsible officers were reelected as follows : Presi diate investment, first bond and mort by the majority of the council and was conscious condition and hurried to Dr. He goes by way of the Canal. for the winning run. dent, Thomas O’Reilly of New York; gage. Garrabrandt and Conover, loth SH ER IFF SALE—By virtue of a writ of defeated and referred to the borough MYSTICS DEFEAT ORIOLES first vice president, Charles A. Maurice avenue, Belmar N. J. 72tf fi. fa. to me directed, issued out of the council for any advisable changes. Hassler’s hospital when it was found his The dog catcher is on the job. The r Court of Chancery of the State of New skull had been fractured. A hurried op Saturday before one of the largest of New York; second vice president, A. Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public The sidewalk question was discussed are only two registered dogs in town. All crowds of the season the Orioles of Red E. Barlow of Newark; treasurer. Dr. F. to some length and it was reported that eration was performed in hopes of saving FOR SALE CHEAP vendue, on MONDAY, THE 23rd DAY his life but he died a few moments later. others are liable to be impounded. Reg Bank went down in defeat before the Bel G. Angeny of Avon, secretary, Marlin A Gas Range and a Refrigerator,—at OF’ AUGUST, 1915, between the hours all walks ordered from 11th avenue to L istry costs a dollar. Release after im mar Mystics with the score of 12 to . D. Murray of Avon. of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock, [at one o’clock] street had been built with the exception Dane escaped with only slight bruises 8 404 6th avenue. Call Friday or Saturday, in the afternoon of said day, at the Court but was badly frightened by the accident pounding costs two dollars. A muzzle is It was a hitting game, each team collect The meeting was well attended and Saturday before 10 a. m. lw House, Freehold, in the Township of of one or two. and so shocke dthat he was helpless. He also necessary just now. ing eleven hits, several matters of importance were dis Freehold, County of Monmouth, New was taken to his home at Second avenue Stewart after the 2nd inning pitched cussed, among them the perennia STORAGE ROOM — King’s Storage Jersey. All those certain lots, tracts and River Road and later attended by Dr. W. H. Main of Philadelphia, a fine ball against Ihe crack Bankers. sidewalk plaint and the new cluh house room for automobiles, carriages, furniture or parcels of land and premises hereinafter License Transfer summer resident of Belmar, will lecture or merchandise. T. S. King, 803 F street particularly described, situate, lying and Dr. Hassler. Members of the Dobbins Reichey played a line game. nojv under construction for the Avon Phone 549J. 74-2ro being in the township of Wall in County of family after investigating the accident in the Methodist church Friday evening, Both teams put up a fine brand of ball. Club. Monmouth and State of New Jersey, Blocked By W.C. T. U. exonerated Mr. Dane from all blame. Aug. 6, on "The F’amily that Lives in the BIG GAME SATURDAY The movement for commission govern A full line of Eaton-Crane stationery, known and design ated as follows: F’irstly Basement.” Mrs. Markel contralto solo ment which was defeated at a special being lots number thirteen [13], as Belmar Woman’s Christian Temperance Mr. Dane had had the motorcycle but a Saturday afternoon on the 12th avenue Sea-Side Pharmacy 8th and F street. 79 delineated on a map or plan entitled, short time. ist, will sing. grounds one of the best games of the sea election last spring was revived. City “ Plan of property of the late Isaac New Union, aided in its fight by Mrs. Marietta son will be staged when the crack Lake Clerk Frank B. Thompson of Trenton, A full line of Bathing Caps at the Sea man, Belmar, Monmouth County, New Allen of Manasquan and Attorney Charles F'ishing continues good along the Bel who addressed a public meeting in the side Pharmacy, 8th ave, and F street. Jersey,” made by William H. Shafto, F\ Dittmar, were successful last week Birthday Party For Mrs. H. Ewell wood Giants will come tn Belmar to Surveyor, in May 1906. Said lot number The New Windsor Hotel was the scene mar waterfront, and off Como and the tackle the Mystics in the second game of Borough hall just prior to the election in Thursday in preventing the transfer of sportsmen have landed some good catches the spring, spoke at. the meeting Friday thirteen being a triangular lot. BEGIN the wholesale liquor license of Alexander of a birthday party Saturday evening in the series. Lakewood will bring down a Loewenstein’s Meat Market, High NING at a point in the west line of Newman during the past week. Howard M. Kain, strong team with the three Brown brothers night. grade meat. Phone 599-R. 74-3ra street at the intersection of the northerly S. Rice to Solomon Weinstein. Mr. honor of Mrs H Ewell, proprietress of the who has caught a number of large fish line of Seventeenth avenue when extended: Weinstein, through his counsel Benjamin hotel. The ball room and reception room in their line-up. Under the commission goverment law, duriirg the past weeks, landed a bass last The Mystics will have a fast team in another election on the commission plan Sea-Side Almond Stones 39c lb. Sea- thence extending 1st Westerly along the P. Morris, withdrew the application after were decorated with Japanese lanterns, Friday that weighed sixteen pounds, elev Side Pharmacy, 8th ave. and F street. northerly line of Seventeenth avenue, gladiolas and ferns. The two hundred the field for this game. The game will may not he held until sometime during seventy-six and half feet; thenee(2)north- Judge Lawrence had signified that unless en ounces. the lastyear of the Borough’s next mayor's erly at right angles one hundred and eighty he did so the transfer would be refused. guests who were present enjoyed an even start at 315 o’clock. Special at Sea-Side Pharmacy Jordon’s ing of cards, dancing and vocal selections. term, which will be two years from now. Almonds 39c lb. feet more, or less, to the intersection of Some time ago, Mr. Weinstein bought The Girls’ Mission Band of the Bel The Association, however, is getting an 77-3 the west line of Newman street; thence Mr. Rice’s property and business at the Mr T J Casey, editor of the Packer, was mar Presbyterian Church will hold [3] southerly along the west line of corner of 16th avenue and H street and toastmaster. Mrs E J O’Connor, a mem Visitors In California early start with the Idea of getting the SHERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of sun Newman street to the place of beginning. ber of the Lyceum Opera Company of their annual fair and cake sale on the Among Monmouth residents in Cal voters of the Borough thoroughly educa dry writs of fi. fa. to me directed,issued Also another triangular Jot [not delineated on July 1st made application for the church lawn, Wednesday afternoon, Au ted to the commission plan before the out of the Monmouth Pleas Court, will be on the aforesaid plan |, lying on the north transfer of the license. At that time Mrs. St Louis, rendered vocal selections and gust 4 from 3 to o’clock. Fancy arti ifornia last week and registering at the next attempt. exposed to sale at public vendue, on erly side of Sixteenth avenue, being the Allen began the fight against the transfer and Mr E F O’Neil, a famous writer of 6 New Jersey building of the Panama Paci TUESDAY, THE SEVENTEENTH northeasterly part, of a tract of land cles and ice cream willj be on sale. Several applications for membership in DAY OF AUGUST, 1915, between the described in a deed from Garret Newman and told on the witness stand of a woman southern dialects, recited. Lord Miles of Also something for everybody and a wel fic exposition were; London, England, gave a very interesting Emily S. Moyer, Asbury Park the Association were received and plans hours of 12 o’clock and 5 o’clock (at to Isaac Newman, bearing date November at Belmar admitting to her that she come to all. Proceeds are for the Child for a public concert in the Casino in 2 o’clock), in the afternoon of said day, 13th, 1869. Duly recorded in the Clerk’s bought a single case of beer of Mr. Wein address, speaking of England’s fight for ren’s Ward, Haines Hospital, Alaska. Bertha Hagan, Asbury Park at the Real Estate Office of William C. Office in said County, in Book 224 of stein. This, however, the woman denied independence. Lord Miles has recently Mrs. Edgar Hart Cook, At. Highlands August were talked over. Burroughs, Mattison Avenue, in the city Deeds, pages 327 &c. BEGINNING at of Asbury Park, County of Monmouth, a stone at the northeasterly corner of said when testifying declaring that she had made application for naturalization papers Miss M. E. Wittingham, At. Highlands BELMAR INN New Jersey. and is soon to become a citizen of the The Inlet Terrace Club of Belmar, has E. H. Cook, Atlantic Highlands tract: thence running 1st [agreeable to never purchased beer in less quantities recently announced an open tennis tour Among those at the .Belmar Inn are.- All those certain lots, tracts or parcels compass bearings in 1869] south thirty than two cases and six bottles. Mr. United States. nament to be held during the week of Mr. and Mrs. A. Deedmeyer, Freehold of land, situate, lying and being in the degrees and forty-two minutes west twenty- Weinstein admitted that acting as agent Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Howland, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Washington and fam Township of Wall, in the County of Mon five feet, more or less, to the northerly August Oth. The events will be men’s ily, Atlanta, Ga;Mr and Mrs Go.’ibar’, Mr mouth and State of New Jersey, and line of Sixteenth avenue; thence westerly for a brewery firm, he had sold beer in Letters Uncalled For singles and ladies’ singles The rules of Long Branch Paul Golibart, Thomas Golibart, Mrs known and designated on a map entitled along the northerly line of Sixteenth five gallons or more, but had never sold Following is the list of letters remain the U S N L T A will govern the play. Ridamoiu, Washington, D C; Dr and Mrs "Plan, Rhode Island Point, on Shark avenue thirty-eight feet, more or less to in quantities less than two cases and six ing uncalled for at the Belmar post office: A silver loving cup will be awarded the River, Belmar, N. J.,” as Lots Nos. 1 and the intersection of the northerly line of bottles. Mr. Dittmar contended that the Killed at Farmingdale S Hassell, S Hassell, Great Neck, N Y; 2, in Block 1, and Lots Nos. 1 and 2, in the aforesaid tract; thence westerly along Allen, Joe winners of the tournament. Mr and Mrs T E Brown, and Otis Brown, Block 6 ; said lots facing River View the northerly line of said tract to the sale of any quantity of beer in bottles Anderson, Miss Mary Waller Kmm, aged 40 years and em ployed by Simon Pyle at Farmingdale, New York City; Mr and Mrs Clinton Drive, and being situate on the corners place of beginning. Also another strip or without a license was a violation of the Armstrong, B. P. Visit the Log Cabin Gift Shop and Tea 77rown and family, of Nutley, N J ; Mr of River View Drive and Maplewood parcel of land lying on the easterly side law. The Court reserved decision for Baker, Miss Mabel E. was struck by a north bound freight train ltoad. of Newman street extending from the two weeks and during that period the Room, 8th avenue and C street, Belmar, on the Central Railroad of New Jersey and Mrs S Howland Miss Howland, Siezed as the property ot Daniel Gates, southerly line of Sixteenth aventie to a Bakki, Miss Anna N. J. Novelties from all parts of the Brooklyn. taken in execution at *he suit of William street or alleyway as delineated on the opponents of the liquor traffic engaged Baxter, Mrs. F. soon after midnight Saturday and instant D. Lippincott and M. E. Chamberlain, world. Lookers and buyers alike wel ly killed. He was struck in the head New arrivals at the Belmar Inn are: aforesaid map being one foot in width, two detectives who secured evidence Colleret, Miss Marguerite come. Afternoon Tea served on veranda. Anna Zielke, Milwaukee, Wis.; E L partners, trading as Lippincott and Cham bounded easterly by Daniel G. Conklin against Mr. Weinstein and when the case Decker, Miss Violet which was almost severed and his body berlain, et als, and to be sold by and wife and land of Gus Woolley and came up last week testified that they had Delicious home cooking—Meals served— was dragged along the rails for about Darby and wife, Newark, N J; Mr and CORNELIUS B. BARKALOW, others. Seized as the property of Elisha Harris, Mrs. Madeline Orders taken. Mrs A It Simpson and three sons, Metuch- Patterson & Rhome, Att’ys. Sheriff. Newman, et als, taken in execution at the bought two cases of beer of Mr. Wein Heart, Mrs. William forty yards. The accident occurred in en, N J ; Miss Edith T Cooper, H R Coo Dated July 17, 1915. $9.52 suit of George G. Titus and to be sold by stein and also a quart of whiskey from Heffernan, Miss K. The Hair-dressing parlor at the Log Farmingdale where the recent auto acci per, Mr and Mrs J Harry Elkins, and two CORNELIUS B. BARKALOW, Sheriff. him. When this evidence was given last Hooper, Mrs. dent occurred in which a whole family of New Jersey Central R ci.if V. L awrence, Sol’r. Cabin is fully equipped with Electric Vi daughters, James K Elkins, Archie H TRAINS LEAVE BELMAR Dated July, 27th, 1915 $20.40 week Wednesday Mr. Weinstein’s counsel Jackson, Mrs. W. brator Hairdryer and all appliances for four persons lost their lives. Ormond, Mr and Mrs G Kautzman and All rail for New York, Newark and asked that decision be reserved for one Kieffer, Miss Martha excellent work. Boston method of Mani Mrs F Butler of Newark; Ella Katz, Elizabeth via all rail 5.15, mfl.54, 6.15, day that he might have his client in court Lis, Mrs. Rozalizo cure. THE HOWLETT *6.43, *7.15, (7.20 Newark Special), *7.50, The annual meeting of the Stockholders and the request was granted, but Thurs J B Rooney and family, M Wallace, B *8.05, 8.36, 10.43 a. m., 2.08, 3.48, (4.10 of the iSelmar Ocean Pier Co. will be Mague, George A very enjoyable evening was spent at Craig, New York; Mrs James McCor Newark Express), 6.50, slj.40, 8.50, slo.18 held on Monday, Aug. 9,1915, 4:30 P M,for day Judge Lawrence announced that he McKnight, Mrs. Bertha The Modern dances "The best in the the Howlett House Tuesday evening. mack, Bound Prook, N J ;JFrank R Pet- p. m. the election of five directors, to serve for had heard enough in the matter and in- Orter, Mrs. Florence best way” Miss Gertrude Griffin, instruc About 15 young ladies, recent visitors rick, Kearney; Miss Irene W Dailey, Sundays—-8.15 a. m., St>2 k 8.22, the ensuing year. Polls open 2 to 4 p.m. ormed Mr. Morris that he might with Pfaltz, Miss H. 8.48, 9.08 p. m. T“ “ Joseph H. Wright. Secretary tor at the jBelleelaire Hotel, New York from New York took possession and made Arlington; M Kunze, Long Island. Sandy Hook boat route 6 draw the application if he desired. Reede, Mrs. L. City, announces a weekly dancing class it lively until midnight, after dancing and 9.50, 10.43 a.m., 12.35, Y.$ Thursday evenings 8 o’clock at St Rose’s refreshments Miss Gertrude Mahoney For Sale—East Welleston 2 wheel cart, p. m. Sundays 7.08, 10.18 FOR SALE Special on Ex Lax Toilet Paper, 3 Stolen—Howard bicycle from 405 12th Hall, Belmar, N J. Children’s class, favored the guests with some excellent 4.47, 6.56, 8.12 p. m. rolls ten cents Seaside Pharmacy HJji ave. new. Inquire J. W. McDonald, 106 8th *New York only. sSaturd; or Boat—Cheap, Cheap, Cheap, avenue. Reward offered for return. Thursday afternoons at three, 80-lw vocal selections. avenue, Belmar. 79-2w m Monday Buhler’s Pavilion, Belmar. him immensely to have so pretty a whirled ' from the Seventy-second girl with him. street entrance up the avenue to the “The wealth of Market Square proper turning, and half way down the SHOULD NOT church Is natural and normal," he block, where he made a swift but explained. “It arises partly from the smooth stop, bringing the step with increase in value of property which marvelous accuracy to within an inch THE BALL OF FIRE of the curb. HAVE MOVED was donated when practically worth less. Judicious investment is respon She flashed at him a smile and ran sible for the balance." up the steps. She turned to him again By GEORGE RANDOLPH CHESTER “Oh, bother!” and Gail glanced at as she waited for the bell to be an Story of a Man Who Was Mak and LILLIAN CHESTER him impatiently. “Your natural im swered, and nodded to him with frank (Conducted by the National Woman's ing Good, but Roving Fever pulse is to defend wealth because it comradery. Two vivacious-looking Christian Temperance Union.) is wealth; but you know that Market women, one tall and black-haired and Got the Best of Him. Square church never should have had the other petite and blonde, and both COST OF JOHN BARLEYCORN. ILLUSTRATED BY C. D. RHODES a surplus to invest. The money should fashionably slender and both pretty, The credit side of the account of a have been spent in charity. Why are rushed out Into the hall and sur city with John Barleycorn is very wide On May 4th, 1915, the St. Paul Farm they saving it?” rounded her. ly advertised by the liquorites. They er’s Dispatch contained a very inter (Copyright, 1914. by the Red Book Corporation.) For an instant, Edward E. Allison endeavor to make the public believe esting account of the experiences of a Allison began to feel the same re man from Staples, Minn. Realizing to the anger line to swear. They num Sargent heartily; “that is, If she’ll go spect for Gail’s mental processes had a glimpse of her, in her garnet that there is no debit side and far too CHAPTER I. and turquoise, flanked by a sprightly few communities take the trouble to that he was not making much head bered just eight, and they were most with you.” which he would for a man’s, though, way, he decided to look up a home No Place for Sentiment. interesting! And this was a vestry "Thank you,” said Gail simply, as when he looked at her with this vision in blue and another sprightly investigate and discover what is paid vision in pink, and he thought he out of their treasuries to offset the li stead in Canada. With $250 he and Silence pervaded the dim old aisles meeting! she stepped out of the pew. thought in mind, she was so thor his wife took up a homestead near of the Market Square church; the win “The topic of debate was money, I The gentlemen of the vestry rose oughly feminine that she puzzled him heard the suppressed sounds of titter cense money paid in by the saloons. ing; then the door closed, and the lace At the instigation of Governor Brum Outlook, Saskatchewan. After recount ter sun, streaming through the clere believe," suggested Rufus Manning, as one man. Old Nicholas Van Ploon more than ever. ing his experiences of a few years, in story windows, cast, on the floor and rescuing his sense of humor from even attempted to stand gracefully on “Market Square church has an am curtains of the hall windows bulged baugh of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia’s on the vacant benches, patches of one leg, while his vest bulged over the outward, and Gail came tripping down account with the liquor traffic has been which they had undergone hardships somewhere in his beard. He was the bition worthy of its vestry,” he in the steps. carefully figured up and given to the which were likely to be unavoidable, ruby and sapphire, of emerald and of infidel member. “Suppose we return back of the pew in front of him. formed her, bringing his runabout to with a small amount of capital, he topaz, these seeming only to accentu to it. Is Allison’s offer worth consid "I think we’ll have to make you a rest, with a swift glide, just an accu They raced up and into the park, public. It shows that John Barleycorn ate the dimness and the silence. ering?” permanent member of the vestry,” and around the winding driveways costs the city each year more than continues the story by stating that rate three inches behind the taxi in with the light-hearted exhilaration of $3,000,000; that more than one-half of in the fall after a fair summer’s work In that silence the vestry door “Why?” inquired the nasal voice of smiled Manning, the patriarch, as he front of them. “When it has fifty mil on his acres cropped, he cleaned creaked, it opened wide, and it was clean-shaven old Joseph G. Cook, who bowed his adieus. “We’ve been need children, and if there was in them at the expense of the police department 100 lion dollars, it proposes to start build that moment any trace of mature of the great city is made necessary by up nearly all his debts, having now as if a vision had suddenly been set was sarcastic in money matters. The ing a brightening influence for some ing the most magnificent cathedral on four good horses, a complete set of there! Bathed in the golden light time.” thought, they were neither one aware the liquor traffic; that the per cent of Standard Cereal company had attained American soil.” of it. They were glad that they were expense of other departments of the farm machinery including two wagons from the transept window, brown its colossal dimensions through re Willis Cunningham, the thoughtful “Why?” she pondered. "Will a fifty and a “Swell” top buggy and eleven haired, brown-eyed, rosy-cheeked, bates; and he had invented the de one, wedged his Vandyke between the million dollar cathedral save souls in just living, and moving swiftly in the city government, due to alcohol is, sui stood a girl who might have been one vice! “The only reason we’d sell to heads of Standard Cereal Clark and open air, glad that it was snowing, cides, 75 per cent; home for the in head of cattle. He continues, “How proportion to the amount of money in glad that the light was beginning to digent, 60 per cent; general hospital, ever, I was not satisfied. I had been of the slender stained-glass virgins Allison would be that we could get Banker Chisholm. vested?” reading of the splendid homesteads come to life, the golden light flaming more money than by the normal re “Wis hope to see you often, Miss fade, that there were other vehicles 35 per cent; county prison, 80 per' Allison enjoyed that query thor in the park, that the world was such cent; district attorney’s office, 80 per that were to be had in Montana. the edges of her hair into an aureole. turn from our investment.” Sargent,” was his thoughtful remark. oughly. She stood timidly, peering into the “I’ve allowed two million for the a bright and happy place; and they cent; clerk of the quarter sessions, 80 Wheat was cheap and I thought it “I mean to attend services,” re "You must ask Rev. Smith Boyd,” were quite pleased, too, to be to per cent; juvenile court, 50 per cent. would get cheaper, so I began to think dimness, and on her beautifully profit of Market Square church in turned Gail graciously, looking up into he chuckled. “You talk like a hea that homesteading as a moneymaking curved lips was a half questioning dealing with me,” stated Allison, again the organ loft, where the organist was gether. Such figures certainly reflect upon then!” It was still light, though the electric the common business sense of the man proposition was better than farming. smile. proffering the envelope which no one making his third attempt at that baf I did not stop to consider that wheat “Uncle Jim,’’ she called, and there made a move to take. “I will not pay "Oh, no,” returned Gail gravely, and lamps were beginning to flare up voters of Philadelphia, especially in fling run in the Bach prelude. with a new tone. “I pray every morn through the thin snow veil, when they view of the statement in the report, was not the only thing; as a matter was some quality in her low voice a dollar more.” “You haven’t said how you like our ol fact I had sold pork for 14 cents' a which was strangely attractive, and W. T. Chisholm was suddenly re famous old church,” suggested the ing and every night, and God hears that “the sum of $3,000,000 is far in disturbing. minded that the vestry had a moral me.” The note of reverence in her excess of the money paid into the pouna. Biggs and butter had kept us Rev. Smith Boyd with pleasant ease, voice was a thing to which Allison treasury for liquor licenses.” in groceries and more, we had now “By George, Gail, I forgot that you obligation in the matter under discus though he felt relieved that she was four milch cows, two heifers coming in were to come for me!" said Jim Sar sion. He was president of the Majes going. gave instant respect. “I have no A similar problem in civic economy gent, rising from amid the group of tic Trust company, and never forgot quarrel with religion. Why, Mr. Alli shbuld be presented to the voters of and more growing up. We had a cream The sudden snap in Gail’s eyes fair son, I love the church.” Her eyes every city which tolerates the liquor separator, and some hogs. We had a men in the dim transept. "We’ll be that fact. ly scintillated. It was like the shat quarter section of land that could through in a few minutes. Allison, “To what use would you devote the tering of fine glass in the sunlight. were glowing, the same eyes which traffic. you were about to prove something to property of Market Square church?” had closed in satirical mischief. Now raise an abundance of small grain, "It seems to be a remarkably lucra they were rapt. “What a stunning A NATURAL HANDICAP. roots and grass for feed, but I could us, I think.” he gravely asked. tive enterprise,” she smiled up at him, collie!” she suddenly exclaimed. not see all that; I had the ‘moving’ “Prove is the right word,” agreed “The erection of a terminal station and was rewarded by a snort from The Life Extension institute is an Allison, who had followed her with organization which Is fighting disease fever, and decided to sell. the stockily built man who had evi for all the municipal transportation in Manning. Allison frankly guffawed. admiring attention, his mind accom through publicity. Its membership I set the price on the land at $3,000 dently been addressing the vestry. He New York,” answered Allison; “sub The balance of the sedate vestry was cash. I could not find anyone with was acutely conscious of the presence ways, elevateds, surface cars, traction struck dumb by the impertinence. panying hers in eager leaps, laughed includes some of the greatest living lines! The proposition should have in relief. After all, she was a girl— scientists and educators. These au that much money, however, so I came of Gail, as they all were. “Your rec Gail felt the eyes of the Rev. Smith and what a girl! The exhilaration of thorities have put forth many rad down until I finally sold for $1,400. tor suggests that this is a matter of the hearty co-operation of every citi Boyd fixed steadily on her, and turned the drive, and of the snow beating in We had an auction and sold the per sentiment. You are anxious to have zen.” to meet them. They were cold. She ical statements concerning alcohol. Simple little idea, wasn’t it? Gail her face, and of the animated conver They declare that the present antag sonal property. On the sale we got fifty million dollars to begin the erec had thought them blue; but now they sation, had set the clear skin of her onistic attitude of several European just about enough cash to pay the auc tion of a cathedral; but I came here had to think successively to compre were green! She stared back into face aglow with color. Her deep red tioneer; the rest was all notes. to talk business, and that only. Grant hend what a stupendous enterprise ( them for a moment, and a little red monarchs towards this “deadening this was; and the man talked about it lips, exquisitely curved and half part drug” is fully warranted by scientific The horses brought about two-thirds ing you the full normal appreciation spot came into the delicate tint of her ed, displayed a row of dazzling white evidence. “Alcohol," they say, “is a what they were worth. The imple of your Vedder Court property, and as modestly as if he were planning to oval cheeks; then she turned deliber teeth, and the elbow which touched handicap for a nation at war. It is a ments sold for hardly one-third of the normal increase of your aggregate ately to the marvelously beautiful big his was magnetic. Allison refused to handicap for an individual in the strug what they had cost. The cattle rentals, you cannot have, at the end I transept window. It had been de believe that he was forty-five! gle for existence. This is not the brought a good price. of ten years, a penny over forty-two signed by the most famous stained- “You’re fond of collies,” he guessed, judgment of scientists alone, nor of Must Make Another Start. millions. I am prepared to offer you, glass artist in the world, and its sub surprised to find himself with an ea weaklings and faddists, but of the We now have a homestead in Mon in cash, a sum which will, at three ject lent itself to a wealth of color. ger interest in the likes and dislikes big-brained, strong-fibered men upon tana, hut we find that after moving and a half per cent, and in ten years, It was Christ turning the money of a young girl. It was a new experi whom has fallen the tremendous bur here and getting settled, what money produce that exact amount. To this changers out of the temple! ence. den of guiding great nations through we had did not go far. We have three I add two million." “I adore them!” she enthusiastically the greatest crisis in history.” horses, about all the implements we “How much did you allow for in CHAPTER II. declared. “Back home, I have one of need, and a little better buildings crease in the value of the property?” every marking but a pure white.” EFFECT OF ALCOHOL. than we had on our former place. We asked Nicholas Van Ploon, whose only “Why?” There was something tender and Dr. T. Alexander McNicholl, sur have no cattle, though we had to build knowledge for several generations had "Snow!” exclaimed Gail in delight, wistful in the tone of that "back geon in Red Cross hospital, investi much fence to keep ranch stock out been centered on this one question. turning up her face to the delicate home.” No doubt she had hosts of Gail Watched the Alert Figure of Al gated 55,000 school children for the of our fields. We have about $500 The original Van Ploon had bought a flakes. "And the sun shining. That friends and admirers there, possibly lison, Tensely Motionless Beside New York Academy of Medicine. He worth of honest debts. vast tract of Manhattan -for a dollar means snow tomorrow!” a favored suitor. It was quite likely. Her. found 58 per cent below the standard True, we have a half section in an acre, and, by that stroke of tower Allison helped her into his big, pi- A girl such as Gail Sargent could rounded a rocky drive, and came in of intelligence, 17 per cent dullards, place of a quarter, but that is no good ing genius, had placed the family of ratical-looking runabout, and tucked hardly escape it. If,there was a fa view of a little lookout house perched 25 per cent deficient, and 16 per cent to us, as long as we have not the Van Ploon, for all eternity, beyond the her in as if she were some fragile hot vored suitor Allison rather pitied him, on a hill. nearly deficient. Fifty-three per cent capital with which to work it. necessity of thought. house plant which might freeze with for Gail wi* in the city of strong men. "Oh!” called Gail, involuntarily put of the defectives were the children of In summarizing it all up I see where For answer, Allison passed him the the first cool draft. Busy with an entirely new and strange ting her hand on his arm. “I want drinking parents. Only 10 per cent of I made my mistake. It will take fully envelope upon which he had been fig “The pretty white snow is no friend group of thoughts, Allison turned into to go up therd!” the children of abstaining parents five years to get into as good circum uring, checking off an item as he did of mine,” he assured her, as he took the park, and Gail uttered an excla The work of Edward E. Allison was were dullards. The family history of stances as we were before we made so. He noticed that Gail’s Ups the wheel and headed toward the ave mation of delight as the fresh, keen well-nigh perfection. He stopped the 3,711 children were traced for three the change. It is five years lost. twitched with suppressed mirth. She nue. He looked calculatingly Into the air /whipped in her face. The snow runabout exactly at the center of the generations. Of the children of ab My advice to anyone contemplat turned abruptly to look back at the sky. “This particular downfall is wa^ like a filmy white veil against the pathway,, and was out and on Gail’s staining parents and grandparents 4 ing a change of location is to think striking transept window, and the likely to cost the Municipal Transpor bare trees, and enough of It had clung, side of the car with the agility of a per cent were dullards, while of the twice before you act, and if your pres three vestrymen in the rear pew im tation company several thousand dol by now, to outline, with silver point youngster after a robin’s egg. He children of abstaining parents and ent circumstances are not too bad, mediately sat straighten Willis Cun lars.” ing, the lacework of branches. On helped her to alight, and would have drinking grandparents 78 per cent ‘stay by your bush till you pick it ningham, who was a bachelor, hastily “I’m curious to know the commer the turf, still green from the open win helped her up the hill with great were dullards. clean.’ ”—Advertisement. smoothed his Vandyke. He was so cial value of a sunset in New York,” ter, it lay In thin white patches, and pleasure, but she was too nimble and rich, by inheritance, that money Gail smiled up at him. Allison had squirrels, clad in their sleek winter too eager for that, and was in the AN UNCOMPROMISING ENEMY. Telling the Time. meant nothing to him. the impression that under the cover of garments, were already scampering lookout house several steps ahead of “I am the sworn, eternal and un Midnight is his nickname and al “Not enough,” grunted Van Ploon, though it fits him exactly as far as his And This Was a Vestry Meeting. her exquisitely veined lids she was to their beds, crossing the busy drive him. compromising enemy of the liquor handing back the envelope and twist looking at him cornerwise. and having with the adroitness of accomplished When she was quite finished with traffic,” declared Dr. Billy Sunday, re color is concerned he is not always ing again in the general direction of sod a lawn; more so! Why, back a great deal of fun all by herself. metropolitan pedestrians, their bushy the view, and turned and went down cently in Philadelphia. “Stand by pleased to hear someone refer to him Gail. home, if a man dreamed a dream so “We haven’t capitalized sunsets yet, tails hopping behind them in ungainly the hill, one of her tiny French heels me,” he pleaded, “in my fight for your by that name. “Ample,” retorted Allison. “You vast as that, he just talked about it but we have hopes,” he laughed. loops. slid, and she might have fallen, had it homes, your families, and your de He had been sulking in a corner ol can’t count anything for the buildings. for the rest of his life; and they put "Then there’s still a commercial op The pair in the runabout were not been for the ironlike arm which cency. The saloon is doomed; the an the playground for some time the oth While I don’t deny that they yield the a poet’s wreath on his tombstone. portunity,” she lightly returned. “I silent, for the east drive at this hour he threw back to support her. For tisaloon sentiment already holds the er day when another colored boy al richest income of any property in “Now you’re talking sentiment,” re feel quite friendly to money, but it’s was thronged with outward-bound ma just an instant she was thrown fairly balance of power in the United States. most as black as himself called out, the city, they are the most decrepit torted stubby-mustached Jim Sargent. so intimate here. I’ve heard nothing chines, and the roadway was slippery In God’s good time we are going to “Come on over here and play, Mid tenements in New York. They'll fall with the new-fallen snow. Steady of in his embrace, «with his arm about night.” , “You said, a while ago, that you came else since I came, on Monday.” hev waist, and her weight upon his sing ‘My Country ’Tis of Thee,’ and Midnight stared at the speaker a down in less than ten years. You here strictly on business. So did we. “Even in church,” he chuckled. nerve, keen of eye, firm of hand! Gai! breast; and, in that instant, the fire there won’t be a saloon in it. We have them propped up now.” This is no place for sentiment.” watched the alert figure of Allison, which had been smoldering in him all might as well try to dam Niagara moment and then answered scornfully, Jim Sargent glanced solicitously at “You delivered a reckless shock to tensely and yet easily motionless in “Go ‘long you black rascal, you look Rufus Manning, with the tip of his Rev. Smith Boyd’s vestry.” afternoon burst into flame. With a Falls with toothpicks as try to stem like half past eleven yourself.” Gail, but she did not seem to be bored; silvery beard in his fingers, looked up “Well?” she demanded. “Didn’t he the seat beside her. mighty repression he resisted the im the great tide of temperance reform not a particle! into the delicate groining of the apse, Perhaps feeling the steady gaze, Al that is sweeping our country.” ask my opinion?” lison turned to her suddenly, and for pulse to crush her to him, and handed “They are passed by the building where it curved gracefully forward “I don’t think he’ll make the mis her to the equilibrium which she in TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS inspector annually,” pompously stated over the head of the famous Henri a moment the gray eyes and the brown stinctively sought, though the arm WORTH WHILE. W. T. Chisholm, his mutton chops Dupre’s crucifix, and he grinned. Gail take again,” and Allison took the cor ones looked questioningly into each “Under the operation of the present Quickly Soothed by Cuticura. Noth ner into the avenue at a speed which other, then there leaped from the man trembled which had been pressed turning pink from the reddening of Sargent was looking contemplatively about her. His heart sang, as he prohibition law wonders have been ing Better. Trial Free. the skin beneath. He had spent a from one to the other of the grave ves made Gail, unused to hare inches of to the woman a something which held worked in North Carolina. The im leeway, class Allison as a demon her gaze a full second longer than she helped her into the machinfe, and lifetime in resenting indignities be trymen. driver. The tall traffic , policeman sprang in beside her. He felt a sav provement can be seen in every city Especially when preceded by a hot fore they reached him. “You’re right,” conceded Allison would have wished. age joy in his strength as he started and hamlet, and many men who voted bath with Cuticura Soap. Many com- “‘Building inspectors change,” insin curtly. “Suppose you fellows talk it around whose upraised arm they had “Air’s great,” he said with a smile. against the present law have since its ferting things these fragrant super- circled smiled a frank tribute to her “Glorious!” she agreed. “I don’t the car and felt the wheel under his uated Allison. “Politics is very uncer over by yourselves, and let me know beauty, and she felt relieved. She hard grip. He was young, younger operation become convinced that it creamy emollients may do for the tain.” your best offer.” want to go in.” than he had ever been in his boyhood; has been more than worth while,” says skfci, scalp, hair and hands and do it had cherished some feeling that they “Don’t,” he promptly advised her. quickly, effectively and economically. Four indignant vestrymen jerked “Very well,” assented Jim Sargent, should be arrested. strong, stronger than he had ever the Charlotte Times in speaking of forward to answer that insult. with an indifference which did not "That’s a simple enough solution,” been in his youth. What worlds he the result of prohibition in North Car Also for the toilet, bath and nursery. “Gentlemen, this is a vestry meet seem to be assumed. “We have some “However, even a church must dis and her laugh, in the snow-laden air, might conquer now with this new olina. Sample each free by mail with Book. ing,” sternly reproved the Rev. Smith other matters to discuss, and we may cuss money,” went on Allison, as if reminded him, in one of those queer blood racing through his veins. It Address postcard, Cutidura, Dept. XY, Boyd, advancing a step, and seeming as well thrash this thing out right he had just decided a problem to flashes of memory, of a little string of was as if he had been suddenly thrust ROOSEVELT’S OPINION. Boston. Sold everywhere.—Adv. to feel the need of a gavel. His rich, now. We’ll let you know tomorrow.” j which he had given weighty thought. sleighbells he had owned as a young into the fires of eternal life, and en Colonel Roosevelt says: “There is deep barytone explained why he was Gail looked at her watch and rose “Fifty millions isn’t mere money,” ster. "However, I promised Cousin dowed with all the vast, irresistible nothing more absurd than the belief Which Way Is It Going? rector of the richest church in the energetically. retorted Gail; “it’s criminal wealth. If Lucile.” force of creation! that the closing of the saloon will Little Dorothy had been looking at world. I shall be late at Lucile’s, Uncle no man can make a million dollars “W e’ll stop at the house long (TO BE CONTINUED.) cause workingmen to lose their jobs. her uncle’s bald head intently for sev Gail’s eyes were dancing, but other Jim. I don’t think I can wait for you.” honestly, how can a church?” enough to tell her you’re busy,” sug There are few things more important eral minutes. She was evidently in wise she was demureness itself as she “I’ll be very happy to take Miss Allison swerved out into the center gested Allison, as eager as a boy. Where Judge Draws the Line. to our social advancement than the such a serious study about something studied, in turns, the members of the Sargent anywhere she’d like to go,” of the avenue and passed a red limou “Let’s!” cried Gail, and, with a Judge Johnson—That I love pub loosening of the grip of the liquor in that her aunt asked what was the mat richest vestry in the world. She esti offered Allison, almost instantane sine before he answered. He had no laugh which he had discarded with his licity I never will deny, but I never terests upon the labor movement. The ter. mated that eight of the gentlemen ously. ticed that everybody in the street first business promotion, Allison threw walk from coast to coast to get it. saloon always represents economic “Thay, ith uncle’s hair cornin’ in or then present were almost close enough “Much obliged, Allison,” accepted stared into liis car, and it flattered out another hotch of speed, and —Atchison Globe. loss.” goin' out?” was the reply. Important to Mothers it more and more difficult to retrieve. force, electricity? That wonderful ILLUSTRATES WITH LIVE MICE door which had first shut oft their ALCOHOL QUESTION FIRST. Examine carefully every bottle ol HAMPERED BY PAST ERRORS The original cowpaths of Boston have power which is being harnessed to escape. The inventor then turns to “If the alcohol question were solved CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy foi become picturesque slums which sup lighten man’s burdens and minister his interested audience and remarks: there would still remain other social infants and children, and see that it Necessary Reforms Hard to Effect Be to his wants and pleasures. Yes; Up-to-Date Seller of Traps Uses Novel questions to be solved, but it is also port innocent ladies and stifle the Means to Get His Hearers Inter "Now, gentlemen, if this pail had true that as things stand today no Bdars the cause of the Mistakes Made health and the happiness of other wireless electricity is destined to solve ested in His Goods. been filled with water instead of saw Signature of by Other Generations. the problem.—Scientific American. other question of social welfare can people’s children. Attack these slums dust and set overnight, in the morning be taken up with any prospect of se In Use For Over 30 Years. and you attack helplessness itself; try An ingenious method for exploiting' you would find the mice trapped in it (Civilization often seems like an old to widen and ventilate, and you will Scene Painting. an invention is being used with sue curing efficient results until the alco Children Cry for Fletcher’s Castoria drunkard who is forever taking one In the past half century, and more cess by a Washington man. His in and drowned. I also have a larger hol question is solved.”—Judge Her find that you have struck at the secur trap that works the same way. for man Popert, Hamburg, Germany. /II Extra. more drink to work off the effects of a ity of the innocent. This is the real especially since the improvement of vention is a mousetrap, a model of rats. How many traps can you use?" “There’s some mistake about this previous drink, or like a chronic strength of the past and the over the electric light, scene painting has which he takes along with him. He He generally makes a sale. bill,” said the departing guest. "You debtor who is always borrowing upon whelming grip it h-rs upon our lives become very elaborate and very ex immediately interests his intended BAR LIQUOR ADS. toll me your rates were five dollars the future to refund the past, it never it lives on, not because intelligence pensive. Instead of being kept in its customers by producing two live One-fourth of all daily newspapers a day." seems to catch up with itself, to start can defend it, but because it has be proper place as the decoration of the white mice, which he sets down in Just a Suggestion. of the United States decline liquor “So they are,” said the genial hotel as freshly as it would like to. Be come so intimate a part of us that drama, as a beautiful accessory of the front of the trap. "Now, my men,” said the employer, advertisements. proprietor, “but that’s just for having cause their fathers fought, children are to cut it out seems a little too cruel.— action, it has often been pushed to They promptly head for a passage "I have engaged Mr. Pushem to sys your name on the register. Rooms and taught to hate, and when they grow New Republic. the front, so as to attract attention way at one end of the trap, appar tematize the work of the plant. By INCREASED BANK DEPOSITS. board are extra.” up they also fight, leaving to their from the play which it was supposed ently tempted by cheese contained be his methods we expect to increase Deposits in Kansas state and na children a new heritage of hate. Be less Electricity. to illuminate. Shakespeare has been hind a grating inside. As they enter, the efficiency of each department fully tional banks exceed the record of a MANY WAU ZONK HOSPITALS cause their fathers gave over a conti ament for accuracy in smothered in scenery, and the art of however, their weight springs a trap fifty per cent. Have any of you a sug year ago by $13,000,000, according to a Have ordered Alien1'- Foot-Ease, the antiseptfa powder, for use among the convalescent trocps. nent to aimless exploitation, the new Ft
708 F Street Belm ar N . J . You c*m easily add a day to These devises are all Westinghouse make. We select them because of their handsome appearance, , thorough reliability, and economy in the use of current. They are absolutely guaranteed. your “w eek-end” stay at the shore. Instead of hurrying A most interesting demonstration of these devices is being held in our new back to business on M onday, show room. Come in and see for yourself. BELM AR M OVIES just call up your office by A representative of the W estinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. will call at your — ■ ' IT ENTH AVENU E 1 =------telephone. In a few m inutes' home to give you a personal demonstration. Phone us for immediate service. talk you can settle any busi Saturday -Master Key No. 14 ness m atters that require your personal attention and then Better Than Ever you will have an'extra day for Atlantic Coast Electric Light Co. “W ar of the W ilds” healthful recreation. Thrilling Animal Drama 726 Cooler nan A venue 8 REELS Use the telephone to lengthen COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN - ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW your “week-end” vacations. ’PHONE 2000. ASBURY PARK, N. J. ALW AYS A GOOIl SHOW
34 Years In Monmouth County Visitors to Asbury, try Wtw TVTwT WWwwwWwW J.H Sexton, Funaral Director Paul’s Restaurant & Luncn Hoorn Do You Eat Fish? UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER OPEN ALL THE YEAR Did you know that v INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS NEW VQtfiK TELEPHONE COMPANY 606 F Street, BELMAR 159 Main Street. ASBURY PARK Homo Cooking at Rersonable Prices W . A . H A L L Spec.* Tel. 21 Asbury Park, Residence 597 Best 25c Meals in the County Telephone or telegraph orders receive 609 S’ STREET, BELM AB List your Cottages and Bungalows for rent J. A. WATERBURY, District Commercial Manager, personal attention. Cor. Main and Lake Ave. Sells all kinds of Fish and Sea Food Open all night. ASBURY P .__ w ith me: I will secure the renters 507 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. ARK Try the Phono—618-W I c h a s . j . M cC o n n e l l The Yachting Scores 805 F Street, Belmar Saturday on Shark River i ♦« Saturday afternoon in the fourth race for season’s points of the Belmar Yacht Club on Shark River, the Jackie, owned x>ccoc
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Arrested At $ “THE SAGAMORE E. H. NEW M AN I Bradley Beach COTTAGES TO RENT 112 Ninth Avenue Barm s for Sale and to Rent Plione (>55 Belmar BELMAR, N. J. Attractively located within half block of ocean, bathing grounds and Governmemt Employe Charged F Street and I7th Avenue Belmar, N. J. boulevard. Convenient to all points of interest. Open from May to September. Rooms comfortably furnished and well lighted, many of With Embezzlement. them having fine ocean view. Table plentifully supplied with the best the market affords. Special June and September rates. William It. Tanner, chief paying teller W. H. LAFFERTY, Prop. in the minor coin division in the United BORTON BROS. . States sub-treasury in New York, was arrested last week Thursday at Bradley Beach where he was passing a vacation C l r n r f > r < z T H E v e r y b e s t in with his wife and two children The arrest 4^ Staple and Fancy Groceries was made by Secret. Service Agent Peter THE AMERICAN HOUSE the Carlton A. Rubans and Tanner was charged with ALL KINDS OF TABLE DELICACIES CARRIED IN STOCK B. H. McDUFFIE, Manager 617 Tenth Ave., BELMAR, N. J. embezzlement of $3,930 of government Ninth Avenue Belmar,N.J. funds confided to his care, by substituting Strictly Fresh Eggs and Butter 150 feet from the Ocean pennies for nickels in bags of coins held M odkkn im E v e ry R esp ect in reserved in the division. Ninth Avenue & F Street. BELMAR» N-J HOTEL COLUMBIA Transcient Rates #2.50 to $3.00 The substitution was discovered last per day week Wednesday when the Irving Nat uniiiiiiiiimiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiuminiMiiHuinm^niunnmnmnmunn' The Social Center of Belm ar Weekly Rates, Single #14 to $21 ional bank sent to the sub treasury for a Double $23 to #33 bag of nickles. When the sack was II laces directly on the ocean. Rooms with Private Paths For booklet and further details opened by the bank it was found to con I GEORGE G. TITUS ! Accommodates Running water in every Bedroom address tain pennies and it was returned to the 360 W. M. STOYLE. Manager DANCINO ORCHESTRA ELEVATOR sub- treasury accompanied by a complaint that a mistake had been made. Another I C E \ For booklet and further details address bag of the supposed nickles was sent to a I M ISS D O L B E Y , Manager (of Lakewood) downtown bank and this too was found to | Coal, Wood, Hay and Feed | contain coppers. An investigation was OCEAN AND THIRD AVENUES BELMAR, N. J. then started by Chief A. S. Kali3che of THE HOTEL MARLBOROUGH the minor coin division and twenty-six Corner Seventh Avenue and F Street Most perfectly equipped New Hotel in Belmar. Ideally situated 011 sacks which should have contained the | Telephone 510-W BELMAR, NEW JERSEY = the Ocean front. Every comfort and modern improvement. five-cent pieces were found filled with one- ELECTRIC LIGHT STEAM HEAT J Large and Airy Rooms. Running Water. Electric Lights and Bells cent pieces. IVlaxl O rders Given Special A ttention in every room. Bath Houses on the premises. The bags should each have contained ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiUHfmimii nu mini,, umiu: THE H O W L E T T Spacious Dining Room facing the Ocean. Unexcelled Cuisine. $300 in nickles but actually held $5 in (Formerly Gerard) Dietary Laws Strictly Observed coppers, showing that 392,000 coins had Dancing and Instrumental Concerts by the well-known Mandell Trio been changed. Corner Seventh Ave. and F St., Belm ar. N. J. Tel. Conn. A. WOLF, Propr. United States Assistant District Attor One block from Shark River and five from ocean ney Samuel Hershenstein, who has charge Open all the year Special season rates of the prosecution, stated that several T. J. HOWLETT, Prop. years ago there were discrepancies in * Jitney Busses and Street Cars pass the door Tanner’s accounts amounting to $100 but he gave a satisfactory explanation and was retained by the sub treasury. sfi THE BRUNSW ICK HOUSE Tanner waived extradition and went to A R E FROM BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED ON New York with Rubano where he was MELROSE INN arraigned before United States Commis Fifth and Ocean Avenues BELMAR, N. J. sioner Houghton and in default of $J,500 Corner of Tenth and Ocean (FACING SILVER LAKE) bail was committed to the Tombs. a l l 1 » 111 12 Transient Rates 2.50 to 3.00 per day Phone 628 Belmar BELMAlf N. J. Anti-Suffrage Address With every purchase of a'new fias Range e&Donblc W eekly Term s and other information on application Mrs. Frank J. Goodwin of Westfield, Oven or Cabinet type, we wBJ give FREE OF Rooms and Table Reservations by letter or phone N. J., Field Secretary of the New Jersey CHARGE one IWANTU GAS IRON. Long Distance Telephone M rs. H. Gourdiei*, M gr. Anti-Suffrage League, delivered a strong OPEN MAY TO OCTOBER------address against woman’s suffrage, last In addition thereto, one of our lady demonstrators Friday evening in the ballroom of the will call personally at your home and instruct, you in :'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiimisiiiiimiiiiiiiiiMniiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii*5 Melrose Inn. About a hundred people, the economic usage of same. chiefly ladies, were present. Variety Phone Belmar 58 was lent to the meeting by the presence IB E L M A R I N N J of an ardent suffrage -supporter, who in Take Advantage of this Special 6ffer sisted on interrupting Mrs. Goodwin and OCEAN BOULEVARD ATLANTIC HOTEL was finally requested to remain silent or A postal will bring our representative to wur home Splendid beach for Bathing. Ocean view from all rooms. ~ to leave the hall. As the audience passed BELMAR, N. J. out at the conclusion of the address, they Table supplied with fruit and vegetables from nearby farms s i were "lobbied” by a suffrage committee The Coast Gas Company —Fish rigjft from Ocean pvcry day— 5 distributing Suffrage literature. Attractive, Seashore Front, all conveniences. 709 Ninth Avenue /Terms from $ u p Belm ar, N. J. 10.00 For Sale—2 burner Standard blue dame 60 Main Avenue, Ocean Grove Arnold Avenue, Point l’leasan B E L M A R IN N - U Boulevard, between 13th and 14th Avenues j Special attention given to children Rates upon application oil stove in good condition. Davis—Chi iiiimiiimimiiiiiiiiiijniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiminmiHimnmiminiimimmmiimiiHiiii? cago Boulevard, Sea Girt, N. J.