RED BANK famed Weeklis Entered at Stcond-Oltii MitUr »t tba Pott, ; VOLUME XLVIII, NO. offle* at Red Bonk, N, J, under the Act of March 1, 1870. RED BAkK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR.; ' ..gipi^6^S-!ii^SiS

:aph left $4C0.' Mr, Bergcn's SURPRISED ACTION AGAIN DEFERRED, VILL OF ANNIE E, COOPER. ouse arid lot was left to a nephew, HEBREW BALL NETS $800. WATER StlPPLY WANTED.I ON^NNIVERSARY. IRE ON HIS BIRTHDAY. REAL SILVER FOR THJ1| Bergen Burk, Tho sum 'of Mr. and Mri. Arthur'G. Eichclbach MONMOUTH STREET WIDEN- 14,800 was left in trust to tl;o NNUAL MASQUERADE DANCE Have Unexpected Good Fortune. ATONTOWN MAN'S ' HOUSE IEQUESTS TQ LARGE NUMBER MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP FIRE- ; FIREMEN '•_,T^iHAV;Ei;X j 2Ct/tp^|| INC QUESTION I*AID OVER. : 'nrmers' nationnl-.bnnk -of- Allen- .. HELD LAST WEEK. 7-Mrr-and-Mrs.-* Arthur "HrEsciiel- DESTROYED W FIRE. '""'" • fHAT'J3'"FiREPRpbF.'*;'.''V-.0f^ L ---f- OF -'-RELATIVES;- ;.:' j ••----, wn, the income, to bo, paid to Mr, MEN ASK FOR CISTERNS." bach of West Front street were Improvement! on ,Oth«r Street* 'um> of Money Left; to Several ergon's niece, Georgina M. Burk. «•• Given by the LnJim' Hebrew The Eight Fire Compnniei of the called away from home last -aturday, March 13th, was the Union Company Will Buy a Re»l •' " Ordored Mado end Action Taken Nieces and Nephews—Wills of 'he Allentown Baptist church was Society for the Benefit of the Township Join in Making Request Wednesday night on a. pretext and Birthday of Elzie Chaflin and Honoit-to-Goodnen Silver Loving Cup, Not a Fake Loving Cup Liko -Vwith ...i.}R»B«ciI---'to. .Sewera ^and Fair Haven and Rumson Women ft-$200andTTsimilar sum was left Hebrew Bchool—:Prirei Awarded to the Township Committee—Not when they returned they found the That Night His Home and Wnter on Several Thoroughfarei. are Probated'.: '".-'•.•,.,'•;'•'"'• i Kate Rock. L. Bergen Burk was for Coitames and Dancing., Likely to be Done Thu Year. house well filled v.'ith guests who Everything in It was Burned. the One That Burned Up. '; So:^ ~ jActidn, on the maltor of widcri- Miss Atinie E. Cooper, \vlio died :ft ?200 to bo held in trust nnd An .attendance of 30^ persons The-eight fire companies of Mid-had gathered to Kelp celebrate their Saturday, March 13th, was, the , Union fire company ia going toT;.^ •injj Monmouth street and paving ' short' time 'ago at' the home of he income used in coring for the. nd profits of about ?8O0»vero fea-. dletown township want a more ade- twelfth wedding anniversary. A >irthday of Elzio Chufiin of Eaton-, buy a silver loving cup; It will bii.••:'..;:'.'• ;tlmt. stroet with concrete was again er: niecc.'Mrsy, Ella ,.C. M. Van- Tergcn. burial plot. Bequests of ures of the annual masqu'rade ball quate, water supply.' To this end merry evening was ?;ient in danc- own. So far as this year is con-a real honost-to-goodnoss silver cupj' laidovcr by tho Red Bank commis- runtof Conover, lane, in Middle- 100 each Vero made to Mabel Bur- iven.last .Wednesday night at St. they asked the . Middletown town- ing, feasting and in other attrac- erned it is -a date that tie will re- not tin foil orsomo kind bf^ifnltn-J'I; sioners Monday night. Mayor Wil- own township, made her will "May is, Howard BcrgiSn, Rachel tfer- ames's'hall on MOnmoi th street by ship committee last Thursday night tions. Mrs. Eschclbach . received nember without pleasure. His tion silver. Tho new cup^will r«»: •. liam H. R. Wliito stated, that the en, Lidio Howell, jVlico Perrino, ie ladies' Hebrew society. The to put waterproof cisterns in each many fini!~gifts. Tho "s.ul-priscrs" ousg caught fire that night and it place one which was destroyed by;f.i- 6th, 1010, and a codicil to the will r were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Riddle, 1 'Commissioners wanted.time to con- Idith Russell, and Caroline and oney will be.usedto support the of thef village centers of the town- viis completely destroyed with all heat two'weeks ago at a mpitgaga IBK. executed May 28th, 1924. Mrs: Ella Glidcwcll, Carl Dietz, BUIOV tho question from qvery angle Miss Cooper, loft.a/large number of enjamin Hagoman. Two hundred iebrew sdiool at Red Bank. The 6Mip~und in some outlying places. ts contents, causing a loss of burning celebration at the com-- v beforo 'taking notion. Ho did not ollars each wero»left In trust for iancc program contained many ad- These ' cistern's could readily be" Clifford Jordan, Miss Ethel Gol 17,000 on which there was' only pany's firehouse. The mortgago'' ol'atiyes,- principally: nieces and iarvey and Betty Burk, to bepaid way, Miss Viola Mitchell, -Mr. and say just when action would (be lephews, and.to all-of them she crtiseihents solicited from business filled with watei- pumped from the mall insurance. which had stood against'; the; urc>-' • taken, but his manner indicated, > them when they aro of age. en and a considerable sum was motorized fire engines of the town- Mrs., Victor Go'odridge, Miss Mar- house twenty years was paid, and at, '. made 'cash bequests. These bc- homas B. Cole .and Charles Me- garet Laurenson, Mrs.. Edith Log- -Mr. Chafh'n is employed at Camp 1 thnt,several weeks might ejapae be- [ucsts were as follows: calized from these advertisements. ship, na is done at Nayesink, where Vail. About six o'clock Saturday the celebration the mortgage paper'-, ;;; llow were.each left $50. The test tho firemen of that place rece'ntly gett, Mr. and Mrs. John Gorman, fore anything, was done. Costumes of various design-': and night he and his family'left in an was placed in the cup and burned; ^ To Mflrcarct-P. Cooper, a niece, $G00. f the estate was left ua equal made a cistern attlieir own expense. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Aumack, Mr. Several stroet improvement ques- 'I'o Mlnnlo K. Cooper, a. niece, JGOO, olors were vorn by many dancers. utomobil'- for Newark. About The paper was not very big, butitlib; ; hares to L.. Bergen Burk and and jlrs. George Clark, Miss Wil- fire was too niuch-for tho eup. Tho'. tions wcro settled,. Warren H; To .Elluboth-P. .Coo'por,-a rlece, $000. I.o first prize for' the best looking The firemen want the cisterns bclmina , Eschclbach and Chnile nine o'clock the house was discov- 'I'o. John. F. Cooper, a. nephew, $[j00, eorgina M. Burk. Tho Farmers' cup turned rod hot, produced a.blue,; ; Smock, tho borough attorney, whs ational bank and L; Bergen. Burk ostume was won by Miss Gertrude placed on the sides ^ little used and George Gray. A feature of the ered to be on fire. Tho blaze was. 'to Alexander D. Cooper, a nephew, lnder tremendous headway before flame and then disappeared, leaving ••;•>' . authorized to- buy throe properties B00. . fere appointed executors," .ibovsky of Shrewsbury -avenuo. roads and on other public proper- party was a very large and attrac- ties; b was noticed, and from the outset only,the handles and tbo wooden; : .'for'the town for ' tWo extension of 'i'o Frank C. Cooper, n nephew, JliOO. 'or the most oririn

TOWN'S BUILDING PERMITS. ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. Fire at Long Branch. Fire'in tho old Fritz hotel build- VISIT - Sixteen were limed by Impector Comiderablo Time Devoted to Thit Charles Lewis W.-J.' t CKTTY HUGH H. GETTY ' U TV GETTY | Chfttle* A. FralfO of Red Bank. 'Subject «t Middletown Meeting, ing on Broadway,' Long Branch, last Wednesday night caused dam- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOXWOODPARK Sixteen building permits amount- Upon tlio recommendation of ago of about $15,000. Tho build- ing to $37,310 have been issued by Frank Scott, supervisor ot the roads ing ia near Andy's garr.ge nnd all DEALER IN | HUGH GETTY, Inc. \ F. A. Morehouse | Charles A. Frake, building in of Middletown township, tho town- of the cars in the garage were made specter of Red Bank. These per- ship committee last Thursday night ready for quick removal but-, the LUMBER mits arc as follows: voted to take over Catherine ave- fire was kept from tho garage. Tho Established 1875 |REAL ESTATEj Garage, 10x18 feet. ...39 W«t Front nue as a township road and to Im-building -was owned by -a New York itreejt. cojt $XGO. , Mra. M. P. Lans owner prove, it with cinders and blue stone. man and it ia understood no Insur- Sash, Doors, Blinds, Glass | Little Silver and Red Bank \ and Arthur Goode builder..' . Tho street extends from Conover Gat-pee.' 10x18 feet, 10 Spring street, ance was carried. • and Builders' Hardware. '"' Office: Foxwood Park | cost (150. William Snydcr owner and ane to Riverside avenue. It is now Arthur Goode builder, . a private road, but the committee | 12 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. Tel. I80O Red Bank >wttllnff, one atory, 14x20 feet, 85 proposes to tako it over as a,pub- The Register's. motto—"A paper RED BANK. N. J. Catherine etrcet, cost $1,700. Red Bank in every home."—Advertisement 5j Phone Red pank, 1748 Which is More Important construction company owner. ic road. .' • Flllln^Statldn. hollow tire, SflxU^fect, Mr.-Scott stated that residents of IWlWIMIMIMIIHIMW OMMW9WMWWM Tires or :orner Maple avenue and Bergen piece. several private streets on the Fair- TITLE •coat I4.0O0. Fred P. Wikoff owner. field Gardens tract had sent a,peti- Insurance? Dwelling, 33x30 feet. Quinn place, coat Two Good Bargains RAYH.STILLMAN GUARANTIES J $8,600. Bradley M. Fischer owner «ntj tion to him asking that the streets in You can driv6 inoro safely A. G. Goff builder, question be repaired and taken over MORTGAGE LOANS without tires—you should Garaffe, 20x20 feet, . HarrlsorT avenue, as township roads. Mr. Scott said Fine New House, $11,500. FARMS rot drive o foot -without ioit $050. II. J.. Herxoff owner an. fifteen Id A. Hendrickson .is; the contrac- acres of land a short distance south or. (Mr. McNeil is connected with of Middletown village, on tho Nut- the -advertising department of the See Broadwayt Pennsylvania St&lfon, Central swamp road, from William Thomp- New York telephone company. Farki Rlvenidi Drlvei Grant's Tomb; Metropolitan Real Estate and Insurance I son of Middletown village. The i •1.75 Art Gallery; Fifth Avenue; Brooklyn Brldgis anil sot a slttopie of the greatoat city on the- Ambrlcan price was ?5,000. William John- ROUND BOOM FOR LEONARDO. ITRIP Continent. ' ' • BRQAD STREET BANK BUILDING son, who has been farming the Properties There Advanced in Price SUNDAY, MARCH place, has wioved to Charles . . SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN Telephone 2005 •' Brasch's farm at Nutswamp, where 25 to Fifty Per Cent.. Direct to Penmylvanla Station, 7th Avenue snd 32nd Street he is employed. Hr. Collins is one . A season of great activity in bulli- A.M. t ' ' .: A.M. ,Leave Branehport «» ™. « 3:25 Leitve Matawsn ^^^..^.^-M. 0.G6 I •*WM—Mttiot—wiataow—a—a——eooa—w> of tho best known and most pros- ng and in real estate transactions is Little Silver .._.--...... ft:80 " South Atnhoy _;_™_.IO ;00 perous colored farmers in this sec- looked for at Leonardo as soon as Red Bank „..._..— ..- 8:37 Arrive Neworlt ..i ..~U0 ;17 | "A corner of Franklin Park Lake, Broadway and > warm weather seta, in. Predicated tllddlete...i _._„..: 0:44 Now York (Ponnn.Sta.) IltlO tion. He is superintendent of Mrs. I ' „.... . Osol (Kudion let.) 11:11 Locust Avenue, West Long Branch, N, J." , TeWphona.Ul X Susanna Bennett's farm near Mid- on this Tooked for boom, property Roturning, leaves Pcnna. Stn. 6:S0 P. M., Hudson Terminal .6:10 F..M.. owners there who. have places fori Ncwnrk (Mnrkct Street) .....:.— B;43 Pj. M... dletown village. He will rent the TICKETS ON SM.E TWO DA"VS PRECEDING EXCURSION I house and land which he bought salo have advanced thdr prices 25 ALEXANDER D. COOPER | from Mr. Thompson. 6 fifty per cent. Last year many Pennsylvania Railroad new dwellings were put up at Leo- THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD m The>Fir»t and Forcmoit Factor ii Location. Real Estate and Insurance | TO BUILD AT BELFOKD. nardo and many solej of residential and business Sites took place. Stop ahd Consider Beforo Building; That New , James Bartholomew to Put Up a . House If tlio Location it Worthy of It. 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK, N. J. | Residence at That Place. More Light for Fair View. Fire, Life, Accident, Tornado and X James'Bartholomew, who is en- The need of an additional electric PUBLIC SALE Sensible Restrictions Control the Future Growtli oi gaged in the automobile repairing light nt Fair View was called to the Platfr Glass Insurance _ - . - : A•business-,nt Belford, will-bujld a" attention of the Middletown town- house this spring for his,, own use ship committee last Thursday night on property which he owns on Main by Frank Scott, who lives ot Fair street at Belford." At the meeting, iView and who" is supervisor of. the FRANKLIN PARK $1,000,01)0.00 •'„,;,.,., $1,000,000.00 of tho Middletown township com- roads of Middletown township. The : mittee last Thursday night he asked matter was referred to the light RAY H.^STILLI^AN, Managing Agent - ii . t committee with power to act. House Furnishings that the grade for tho street be es- •-'''• v One Million Dollars tablished so that he could put down 72 RIVERSIDE AVENUE State Highway, Eatontown, N. J. S To Loan on Real Estate Mortgages in Amounts of $5000 sidewalks in front of tho site for Dont put our discarded furniture . . • each and up, ' the new house. Tho matter was n the attic. SpU it. Luke Long- Red Bank, New Jersey- referred to Frank ScOtt,- tho to.wri- head will help you.—Advertisement. Fort Lauderdale Real Estate Company ship supervisor of roads, SALE OF NAVES1NK HOUSE; . Tuesday, March 30,1926 —APPLY TO— AT 10:00 O'OLOOK SHARP. _' • jeorge Herdt of Kumion Buyi Ed' Parmly Park ward Tayjor^« Place. . The undersigned will sell to the highest bidder tho entire contents , Albert Robbins, Warren H. Smock, of a fourtecn-room house, consisting in part as follows:— Aibury Park, N. J. Red Bank, N. i. Georgo Herdt of ~Rumsbn lias bought a bungalow on Lakcsido 'Kitchen Furniture of all kinds including Cabinet, Tables, Chairs, Cook- HAVE YOU avenue at Navesink from Edward ing Utensils, etc.; Dining Koom Furniture—Side Board, Tables, Chairs, Taylor for $4,500. The property .China.Closets, Cut Glass and Silverware, China, Curtains and Portieres; Office Furniture—Fine Oak Roll Top Desk, Desk Chair, High Desk s 50x150 feet nnd the bungalow Chair, Kugs, etc.; Living Room .Furniture—Complete Suites, on&> in Red BanK has six rooms and a bathroom. The : Gilt; Book Case, Rugs, Stands, Curio Cabinet, Draperies ond Pictures, REAL ESTflTE new owner of tho property will Huntingdon Piano, . mahogany case; Bric-a-Brao, Curtains, several cupy it. Mr. Taylor, who has been Animal Heads including Moose Hoad, excellent for use in Mooso lodge engaged in selling radio outfits, ex- room; two tapestries, Hall.Furniture,of all kinds; Bed Room Furniture," I Real Estate Board pects to move next month to Call complete sets; single and double Beds, Mattresses and Springs, Day TO SELL fornia. He formerly was a poultry Beds, .Chairs including Morris,-Rocker and Straight; Beveral Antique MEMBERS farmer at Middlc.tP.wn village and Rush Bottom and Carved Chairs, Oriental Rugs, all sizes; Ladies' Desk, later at Chapel Hill. Beveral Electric light Fixtures, Standing Lamps, Portable Iron Garage, Buying LIFE 12 ft. by 18 ft.; Garden Tools and Articles too numerous to mention. ALLAIRE & SON, 60 Broad Street BUNGALOW IN AN OFFICE. , Theese are all good, •serviceable articles and will be/sold with- And what is more Important to out reserve. . . . i Miniature Dwelling with Electricity Lifo than a. good placo to live ? HAWKINS BROTHERS, 10 Monmouth St. | %:RMS CASH. " • _.••*••'• TRY US nnd n Radio Cutfit Displayed in tho show window of Here at Parmly Park you W. W. BROWN. WILLIAM A. HOPPING; 49 Broad Street | Douglass J. Harvey's renl estate of- will thoroughly onjoy yourself. fice on Monmouth Btreet is a minio- Your homo—on a picturesque GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Auctioneer. We Produce Results Because We :: HENDRICKSON & STOUT, 69-71 Broad St. * turo five-room bungalow which is ,RumsorT Estate, with fine neigh- . MONMOUTH CLERKING CO.. Clerlca.. bors who have already Bturted owned by Charles Hall of Hudson work or" plans on $500,000 The Homo Will Positively NOT Be Open for Intpection Until ' Produce Buyers HYLIN & SALZ, 42 Broad Street | avenue. Tho bungalow is complete- worth of ono-farally residences. Day of Snle. '' ly equipped, even to tho extent of Boating, bathing, fishing nnd E. A. STKOUT'S many agents have sold A. L. IVINS AGENCY, 42 Broad Street | having small electric" lights and a other water sports in river or small radio outfit, with an antenna ocean. A salt water indoor pool - 42,000 parcels, of real estate, and have LAND and LOAN CO., 10 East Front St. Tho words "Buy a Home," anc a few minutes away for winter now thousands of waiting buyers. , . some advertising matter are on a swimming. Ice-boating and skat- NEWTON DOREIYIUS, Prci. • ing. Fino golf courses and card which is attached to the country clubs. Summer or win- It is the largest real estate organization, antenna, tor—hero Is Lifo! CoM** «*«*•»-»•••• Here sYourChance in the \vorld, with a record of a quarter BUILDING TWO HOUSES. of a century of real service to both' buyers Every Improvement— It's Not Necessary to Gamble with Florida Real Alfred Spenney !• Putting Them • and sellers, Up on Mechanic Street. Fine streets, gas, water, nnd Estate. Buy in Red Bank and Play Safe. . electricity to ovory lot. This Is Your Big Opportunity Alfred Spenney of Red Bank i Exceptionally low taxcB. Sure Money Makers in this Listing. Read It maintains general offices in the princi- building two houses' as nn invest . Title guaranteed, Title insur- niont on tho south sldo of Mechanli ance policy free. , Carefully, then See Me. ' , pal cities, has 471 local offices throughout to Own Your Own Home! st.rnet. Ench houeo will bo 20x20 Pino iclioula, playground, free the country, distributes" hundreds of foot nnd will have flvo rooms nn bathing bench, ntorcn nnd Two doublo houses, rontlnp for' $110, ono for $10,500, a bathroom. Thoy will cost $5,000 churches in immediate neighbor- ono for ?12,O0O. An exceptional opportunity. thousands of catalogs and advertises • RED BANK MANOR ench. Mr. Spenney is head chef nl hood. steadily in all the leading publications Q£ f Brookilalo farm at Lincroft nnd ho Two single houses, nil improvementa, Rqod location, torms.to y Is a High Class Restricted Development is ono of the best known and mos suit. They con bo bought now for $7)600 each. the country. •';.'••;•• ' I AM MAKING A SPECIAL OPENING OFFER AT Wo AVill Build Your Home—' well-to-do colored citizens in this : section. Ho owns n number o Ask about our nttrnctlvo homo For this month only. My prcfnlsca nt 301 Spring street, If you,will make the right price and terms houses, at Hod Bank, building plan for buyers of for ?0,G0O. EIRM rooms, two baths;, thrco-car garage, 400 ca- $200 A LOT Vnrmly Pork . lots. Wo FI- pacity poultry house, lot 100x400. Bargain, ' . onjyour property, STEOUT can find Ai,'•..'. NANCE, nnd construct n real- SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. EASY TERMS. RIVER PLAZA LOT SOLD. denco of your own rejection1 on Unvo houses rnnglriR M>m ?4)0OO-to ?50,000,'Including quick buyer. t •. ,'• ";•..•':.-. •• •„ I urn dlvlrllnrr lied Hank Mnnnr into IndlvlrUinl lots, laying out streets, «U. It I* dlfllcult In; words or plclur-i t. tin JUHIICO to t)ia l.crtuly vt thlt onay, pny-llko-rcnt terms. ACT thrco rlvor proportios nt $20,000 ench, . ,.'. Inottan/ One muit RC« JUd Hunk Mannr to eppreeiutu tlm lllty of William M. P«ting*U Hijya Corn. NOW, nml luivo your home com- No charge for listing, -witidmwing ,or ; tbf fcurroumllucrv. Land to Uuild a Ilouga, , pitted nml ready to llvo in by Uuvo thrco Monmouth street properties for onlo In tho Thl« property li JornUit r I if It t on tha Klirownlmrjr Itivrr, whnre on« can wnrra weather. advertising. "»•"',•;'""• enjoy bontitiff, liat)i|nir. tic, In tlio rummer, akntlnir mul \cn bent ins In tha William M. Pctlngnlc of Tllve coming Imnlnca'i district. Get In on ,tho ground floor while tlio yrlaltr. l'ew nilnutei from rnllrtiaU otation. (totting is Rood. Tho new theater is'Buro.to bring a boom In Plnia has bought n lot, 100x100 that acctlon. . ' :" •.', ' ;'; ;; " If you want to sell—call—write—phono, V;:,' Take Advantage of This Opportunity—Now! foot, from Mm. Clinrlen W. Hitter Save 25% Now— TbU (• my tiff 1026 ntfer to tret In on tliln niicclnl ufTcr nt 8200 per Int. nt the corno'r of Hubhnrd nvonuc A C0xl08 foot lot that will be .ThU !• tht btguent bnriralii you will nvcr hi oll>rc weit of Hubbsrd'i. lltlilvc. Or fill put tli« att&ctiril coupon and miu I'lnxn. Tlio price was $1,800. Oi purchnscd now for only $300 on mid full purtlculati will to* pent ' ' I tho lot Mr. l'ctinifitlo will build n easy tormu. an Investment n houno of tho Eng For investors wo lmvo a plnn E. A. Strout Agents O. O. Dow* Huh cottn|[o typo coding nboul Hint gunrnntoog 2D',b to 00% 41 PrAolof BuEMInv, ' $fl,000. Mr. I'ctiiigiilc lias ninterl prodt, or money returned with WM. D, RILEY Kiw.rk, N, J. \ nlly ndilod to tlio growth f lllver Interest. 1 Dcftr Blr»—Wlthnui oM( lift Him tnytclf, picnne lcml nip mni> n P.F. I'lmn by building IIOIIIICR there. 44 MONMOUTH STREET full fartlouUri on Hal HnnU Mnnvr. Send for illuilrtiU'd ilaterlptlva . REAL.ESTATE BROKER (old«r. RED BANK, N. J. Malo nnd fomnln help li gcarco, 114 Monmouth Street 301 Spring Streot Telephone—141 --Red Bank lint J.iilto IoriKliond'» donnrtment In DALTON PARMLY, Owner oVi'o MiVliiirrV doio.'" 'llio Itojiliter la Iho «urcnt way of ',; Dion. ZO84 , ItCD UANK, U. J, fhon. 1B20-R Hotting wlmt you wimt Advortleo- Humioii — Niw J*ri*y ;r it*ii$t****************************************(• niont. 377 ?RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17,1926. Page Three »5HS«Sa«aJS5SSB tlsfc chapel. . A quartet of singers lost week in celebration of his four- lira. Kenneth M, WyckoiT and on:proqkdalc 'farm was burned off TROUBLE IN A CHURCH. from Colt's Neck will render music. teenth, birthday. Singing, dancing her children ure sick with grip. ; Saturday. . ,' Fifteen horses and . three mules and games were: enjoyed. . Mrs. Charles Leonard IB visiting • Good pfogress is being made on Theodore Morson NO SERVICES AT RED HILL FOR were sold the past week by the Wil- Miss Ada Carey has returned to Mrs. fiqrtn Baker of Leonardo, who the work of remodeling the Holmes T3EVEBAL WEEKS. liam C. Ely estate. Teams of horses the Trenton normal "school after- is sick. Cbnover house, which is owned by , ? Contractor and Builder were bought by Harrison Gillespie visiting her mother. Mrs. Payne Whitney. The house Statue Inn Mr. .and Mrs. Joseph Woodward, New Pollciei Inaugurated by the of Hasslct, Ross Clayton of Free- who have been spending most of will be; occupied by James Rowe, • • "•• . JOSi;i>H TOMLINSON, "1'rop. FAIR HAVEN, N. 1. PaitoV of the Church Said to be hold and Thomas S. Fox of Smith- UNCROFT NEVVS. tho winter in Florida, are expected Jr.-, of Red Bank, whose father is Phone Red Bank 421<-J . the Came—New Faitor May be burg. Single horses were sold to home next month." Mr. Woodward the head trainer of the racing stock Appointed In May. John Long of Everett, JohnDeSoto Primary Teacher Kept from' Her hus been playing in an orchestra at on Mrs. Whitney's place. ;; Riverdale Avenue Shrewsbury, N. J. Prices on Complete Homes Zion Motliodist church1 of "Red and Edwaid Bailey of Matawan, ' , Duties by Sickneis. g Anton Laubmeister has a new West-Palm Beach. j horse which he bought from the Fivo rqoms, both" and heat, Hill, near Mlddletown village, has Riney Holmes of Highlands, Peter Miss Hammond, who tenches the John VanBrunt will dispose of $ fallen upon evil days, No services Mahcr of Holmdel, Anton LautS- primary, pupils, is sick at Red Bank, William C. Ely estate of Holmdel. clectrlc-llghta, up-to-duto plumb- ; an . autoniobilc Friday night at :: Special Sunday Dinner 1.50 in;;, built-in ironing boqvd, kit- mve been held there in several ineist,cr of Lincroft, H.-tr Sander^ whore slie bbjirds," and Kerijutics at C6 Mover's store. ehan col)inct,(gus range, polished weeks and from present indications son of Rumson, J. A. Haskell of this place arc filled by a substitute) A twelve-acre; field of dead grass It Pays to Advertise in the Register. floors, all for $4,200 und up, it seems unlikely that any will be Middlctown township and John T. \ Served from 1 p. m. Also a la Carte Sfervice held for sorno time at least. Dis- C fVdb '/ Six' rfoms, 'bath and heat, all ofVandcrburg. Special Attention to Afternoon and After Theater Partiei Improvements, for $5,000 nnd satisfaction withtho'policies of Rev. Mrs. James Crawford gave , a up. \V. P. Morrison, the.pastor, is said party Saturday night in celebration Over '500 plans to choose to bcthe cause of the trouble. One of tho birthday of Miss Edna Ritter. Reservations Solicited Phone Red Bank 25-R from, all of 102G typo. of Mr. Morrijon's first acts as pas- A jolly evening was spent and Miss tor was to depose- the board of trus- Ritter was the recipient of a num- ••••••»••»»•••••»»»»»•••• >»•»••»»»•••••*•••••»•» tees, of the church and to put new ber, of fine gifts. ; men on the board, A'nothor thing Mrs. Mary Ely and her son Ed-' You-Can Guarantee. which he did was to refuse to occu- watd Heyer have been sick with py a house which the old board of grip. Mr. Hcyer has recovered and. trustees had bought from Mrs. Sus- his mother is improving. The GOSSARD annah Bennett as a parsonage for The subject for Rev. John Sher- tho' pastor. At first Mr.-Morrison man's sermon at the Baptist church boarded with a f araily at Ecd Hill, Sunday night will be "The Bean- Line of Beauty but he is now living at Brooklyn. town Preacher." •''•'/. Tho church has always led the Jacob Kinhafer'and his grandson colored .churches of this section in Carlton Kinhafer are sick with grip. tlio'amount of collections at quar- Indoors and out, all over the • terly conferences and the church world—whetever style is on TINTON FALLS NEWS. members prided themselves on/the parade—Gossards are thel- LIFEtoBABYGHlCKS fact that they, never raised ICES than Large 'Number of .Children Sick— "You can raise 95% oi your h.uli. ?1QO, At tho last quarterly confer- Woman in New York Hotpital. foundation garments of good Pratis Buttermilk Baby Chick ence, however, only,$7 was raised. A large number of the children grooming. You will find them Food jives the liclp you need. The annual New Years evo .watch in the village are laid up with sick- Proviileichlcki with the finest prc- in London, in Paris—New' tweeting was another tning for which ness. Some ate sick with chicken- digested nourishment. Milled and tthe church was famed, but at the pox and measles. Of seventeen lYork, Chicago, and we have prepared in absolutely sanitary abt watch meeting only four .per- macl inery."M!lliona of pounds are sons were present. Tho, colored children* i i one classroom at the them here. { " eold yearly without a single com- - Methodist conference meets in May, schoolhouso twelve were absent, last plaint. The biggest celling chick ' and the .Methodists of Red Hill say week on account of sickness. J Ask to see the Gossard Com' Marter in tlie world. The perfect they will come back to the chujPch if Mrs. David Rothenberg, who has bqen a patient at a New York hos - plete—Combination-—Girdle baby food for baby chicks. , new" pastor is appointed.' Many of thenr are' now attending" the Red pital four weeks; is cxpecteU home —Clasp-AroUnd — Front Hill Baptist church and some arc soon. She .is undergoing treatment Buttermilk on her leg, which was" broken some, Lacing Corset—Brassiere— attending Red Bank churches. time ago and .which did not heal Baby Chick Food Clinton Hea^h, who is the flagman *Dancelette—Step-in—Com- at the Middlotown village railroad properly. Mrs. Halo rof Missouri is making plete-'Daricelette. - To C-ur Cimomerir H't tuarantet Prttii crossing and who 'is* one of the Butttrinilk Baby Chick Food utuonttitknalty. founders and pillarfi of the. church, a stay with ' her daughter^ Mrs. Every'ttnthack ifyourchicktdon'tthrift on if Thomas Lafoh. ' says the only hojie>of rehabilitation HELEN E. STANTON , Sold and Guaranteed by is through tho appointment o£ a new William Turtonison the sick list. Anthony Cblaijg'clo is lnidJup with Fred D) Wllioff'Co., . pastoiv The Rose Shop, J, N, .liana, • » "' influenza, A short time ago Mr. vArthur Sherman, RIVER PLAZA NEWS. Colangelo fell on some ice and suf- 73 Broad Street, ' M. V.' Brown...'''.' ^ '" . fered two broken fingers-in the Family (ram Newark to Move into mishap. • -_•:. Red Back. . Mr». Ritter's Bungalow. Thomas Johnson,' who* .cut his A Newark family named Hewitt foot/vitli an ax last week, is able will move into one of Mrs. Charles to be around again. W. RittcrV bungalows, Tvhich was Rev... Hnnx.y.anCleaf has,:, re- occupied by Frodt Borst," Mr. Eorst turned from conference at Atlantic Tire" Service moved about a month ago to Red City. \ TELEPHONE;^ R Banli, .,.'••• Mrs. WHliam A. Knney has TO- UNION BEACH NEWS. covered from grip. The 500 club Our Service Car is will meet at her home tomorrow af- Athletic Club Give* a Play at ternoon. Keanlburg Saturday? alwaysi readyr -Addison-Sanborn has resumed his The .member's "of the Union Beach duties as a lawyer at New York af- Catholic club attended in a body a Steam Vulcanizing. ter having been laid up a veek with play given at Keansburg Saturday grip. ^ night by the Union Beach athletic Victor and Barbara Baines, chil- club. ;• V • • Balloon and Truck dren of Mrs. Marie Baines, are im- Kenneth Behr broko his nose proving from sickness. while playing with his older brother: Tires iii Stock. "" 'Henry Mecklem was laid up part last week. '•'•., of last week .with sickness, but ho' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheupp is all right now. ; and baby of New York spent the Mr. and. Mrs, Harry Gardiner week-end*with relatives here. John Hansen have returned from a visit of a Mrs. John Reardon'and family week at Novyark.' spent a few days last week with 42 West Front Street Harry Mecklem, who is a mer- relatives at Jersey Cijy. RED BANK, N. J. chant marine officer, is homo on a Miss Alice Samsoo of Perth Am- furlough of two montlu. t ', boy spent the week-end with Mis3 William Barber will niovc from Marie Brannigan. Miss Kitty Carpenter street to one of Mrs, Ryker of Laurence Harboij spent Charles W. Hitter's bungalows on Monday with Miss Brannignn. Manning street. • • • Mrs. Anna Pratt of Vailsburg has As advertised been spending1 a week with.her sis- in HOLMDEL NEWS. ter, Mrs. Howard flail. The • Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rooney and Saturday Sociable to bo Held at Baptist children have returned after spend- and your Evening Chapel Friday Night. ing a month with relatives at Jer- Post A birthday sociable, with a pro- sey City. old fixture gram of recitations and music,.will About twenty friends of Obadiah will place this tako place Friday night at tho Bap- Barber gave him a surprise party beautiful 5-light Riddle Fitment in your home. Regular nationally advertised price . Prlcti do n»t Includa Advance Easter Sale $23.50 Litnpi. I| Thursday, March 18th; Friday, March 19th; Saturday, March 20th 1 SERVE YOURSELF IN OUR DRESS DEPARTMENT AND SAVE MONEY | ' 500 DRESSES TO SELECT FROM ALL REGULAR $10.95 VALUES FROM FASHION PARK I Intthl e leading shades and all sizes. Come see these marvelous new styles. Your old i lighting fixtures are • ., SubstatitialTJalues worth money if traded in New Spring Blues, Greys and Tans—tailored at Fashion Park in Royal Park Styles. Preferred on by modern men. Riddle Fitments $ 45 You have probably wondered how to replace your present lighting fix- tures with up-to-date equipment and at the same, time secure something 'Parktown Worsteds for your old fixtures. Our trade-in allowance plan is the solution. On Parktown Worsteds arc pppular for Spring SPECIAL every/uture traded in we allow 25% Serviceable cloths from fine quality mills bf the purchase price on.n new Rid- Rayon Silk Dresses $4.95 Tailored at Fashion Park. v dle Fitment. Tnke advantage 6f this y.4' offer as so many others arc doing. Stetson $ Manhattan It's a most remarkable opportunity, Hats 50 Shirts J Balbriggan Suits $2.95 Other Make Suits $20, $25, $30, $35 TOWN ELECTRIC SHOP THE IvfoBT TALKED OF STORK IN TOWN 19 Monmouth St. fad Bank, N, J, Harry's Department Store DAVIDSONS Davidson Building RED BANK • PacFage Pou' r HED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17, 192C. day night in asking the Middletown vor of a borough, but they deny ••••*#«»<»#****«*«**«*O»0**f««< THE RED BANK REGISTER. township committee to have twelve that the appointment to fill the va- underground concrete cisterns cancy hinged .on tho question of lOtltt H. COOK. Editor »nil PuLllnhor. made in various parts of tlic town- whether candidates for the place FUNERAL DIRECTOR'^ CKORGE C- HANCE, AtJociate Editor. were boroughites or. anti-borough- s.np to provide water for fighting FUNERAL HOME-60 E.FRONT ST. - RED BANK THOMAS IBVINO DROWN, fires. With the powerful motor en- itcs. •.'•.. Long Branch Dental Laboratory,. gines which they have it would bo • • * Ttlephonei —R«l Dank 13 easy for the firemen to fill the cis- lied Bank ISOO The denial is probably true, for it Koom 1 , Townioy Uniting ' 101 Broadway terns with ..water from nearby is hard to imagine a question being Subscription • Pr(c«* creeks and brooks. '_' . On* ye»r _. settled on nuy such basin as this. '1 dcphone 1M

1.49 \ ••". 1J5 Electrics! Muiic nnd Electrical ' Freezing at Harrington'* Hall. Kilwarcl HnrriiiRton lias put ma- OVERLAND SEDAN Novelty Cuff Gloves Vefy Special Hosiery chines in his dance hall for keeping ko creain cold nnd for plnyinp The choicest novelty style gloves

t! I liiirty. 1'rly.cs wero won by Mra. ,-N' •••' •.-.•. •.. ;,-•••» Wllllum Lake, Miss Cathorino THIS -,,. . \:..,.;,,_™..;..f •/, Johnson, Mrs. Mnmio Mnsscy, Mrs. 10 P. M. 1.69 Crepe Canton 1.39 yd. /s2.19 Long Cloth U9 pc. Joseph Bray nnd Mm. GGOTRG Grnusc. Tho consolation nwnrdn N 40, Inch wldcj every wanted plain coluc, «Tso Yni'd wide, closo cvcirweavei 10 yards to tho black or whltoj good drcsa fabric. • went to Mr«. Clmrlct Giblln »nd plcco) best unijcrwcar fabric. Mlns>Ro«e Sullivan. CAR /•,••' on Broad St. Mrs. Gaylord Iinrto save birth to 3.00 to 5.00 Dress Goods a ton a low dayn ngo. 79c Army and Navy Bath Ml«» Cntlicrino Sullivan hn« rn- 2.50 yd. turned from a itny of ncvcrnl doys % '«' Towel 59c esi. All aro ti inpW puro wool Knahn flannoln, • . • with hor plater, Mrs. John l'ecn of plolcln, plain polrot twills, plaln"velour contlngj Vcw, honvy »U white bath towolj olio it In. South lllvpr. nnd others, ' . '" long, 20 In. wldoj real bnrgnln,' Norman Scott l.i employed hy nn lnsu,rnnco company «t Now York. 4.69 Linen Cloths 2.98 ea. Ha commutes dally between that 50c Underwear Batiste plnca and his honu. Gel Coupons in the Stores ~ Puro blanch Irish linen dirnnnk pattern rlotha) Muttln Mnson bought a hoisc ., about two, yards « Smith it alek with Rrl nit I IHWJJ whlt«, v»pft|. xt*.iy to w flntih. pattornn In iigur«»! gunmntiod VT«th«bU, ' Mr«. Allc» Smith tufforwl two brok»n rlbi In a fall lost week, IM MM H Hint* ' I|ai>t «nd Mmguctlt ,-Pa.ttB Six RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17,1926.

'*• NEW NURSES. fiacations all the bids for an auto- Mrs. Benjamin ~H. Crate pf'Red mobile dump truck for- the street Bank. Eleven . Receive Diplomat from dopartment were rejected at last Long Branch Hospital. week's meeting of the borough HIGHLANDS NEWS. Effective March 10 • Eleven student nurses at the Long commissioners and the clerk was Firemen to Hold a. Card Party »nd This Week's Price List Branch hoBpltnl received diplomas ordered to advertise for-new bids Dane* Tonlgltt. —CUT FLOWERS* at the 28th annual commencement to be opened at the next meeting. Everything is in readiness for CARNATION $1.50 per Hoz. held in the intermedial school audi- The original epecifications called the card party and dance to be CALENDULA - - $1.00 per doz. torium at Lone Branch Friday; for trucks with' solid rubber.tircs, given tonight at Conners'a hotel at $50 Price Cut on SWEET PEAS. 35c per bunch night. The members of the gradu- but the new specifications will in- •Water Witch.for.the benefit of the CAL--„-,•A- ^LILIES a**!*..* , ...... • —-T™—i— mw..Hii>fl> *\* «••$3* f«perr UWdozM . ating cla« are Misses Loretta Bor- clude trucks -with pneumatic tires fire department, A iar.ge "number SNAPDRAGON ;_™,~~...... v« $1.50 to $2.00 per doz. der), Catherine Victoria Dowd, D as well as solid rubber tirei. of prizes ivill. be awarded'to win- PAPER WHITE ... ." —•• ....'..-.$1.00 per dor. lores Ennis, Ella Hennessey, Ellen Dr. Thomas McVey has bought a HUpSONrESSEX ners of the card games. The prizes ^DAFFODILS -—.--„--•-— $1-25 P« doz. Lane, Margaret Lustbaum, Marga- new Chrysler sedan. .' have been on exhibition at Swartz's And appljrine on HUDSON BROUGHAM, HP.t^ON COACH, and ret Mary Meagher, Margaret Nel- A son has been born to Mrs. Ed-furniture^ store. • ' -POT PLANTS— son,. Alice Katherine Swensori, ESSEX COACH. ThU U in addition to tax reduction made February ward Golden. • ." \ \ ,Mr; and .MM- John..Paiterson, Louisa Gardner Sparks and Aimee A chimney fire startea" last"Fri-, 27th and is for can eqiupped with Frwtt and RMT. Bumpers, Eloctrifl Voorhees. -,.»' "~— o Have been.spending'the winter CINERARIAS -.._ —;••• *»00 ••• day in V.-A- Seggerman's house and in Florida, have returned: homo. Windshield Cleaner; Rear View Mirror, Tranmiiaiion Lock (Built-in). Manaiquan Inlet Cloilng-. the blaze was put out by firemen William Loder is building an ad- Radiator Shutters, Moto-Mefer, Combination Stop .and'Tail Light FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY before much damage had been dition to his house on Bay avenue. Residents '. ot Manasqiran and done. A grass flie on, the Wood- Point Pleasant are alarmed again . Salvadore Angela entertained, the Member of the American Telegraph Florist brook tract last week was put out members of. the! Trailers' card club "At Your Door" f over the closing of the iplet be- by the firemen. tween these towns. Last week the at a spaghetti dinner last Thursday A two-story frame house on the night. • •". . V Nothing Mare to Pay inlet had. closed to such an extent public school property will be sold that only a small stream was flowr Clarence Hedding of this place WILLIAM MEARS by the school trustees, who will re- took part-in the program presented ing. The inlet was closed for ceive bids' for the dwelling at the nearly- three weeks last summer by Robert Johnson's radio station ESSEX 6 COACH - - $ 829 " Rumsori New Jersey next meeting of the trustees on at Red Bank last Wednesday night. and it lecama necessary to dredge Tuesday night, April l&th. %' PHONE 361 RUMS0N It openr— *••- „, • Ha gave a number of whistling Sterling Stryker v;ill pitch for solos and he was accompanied on HUDSON COACH - $1259 the Brooklyn Nationals this year. Payi Fine) Buy* Overcoat. the piano by Miss Mary Fitzpatrick. The altars in St. Agnes's church The Forostera' lodge held a card Israel Allgor of Se.aside Park are being repainted by Thomas Jen- Hudson Brougham - $1519 : party last week and it was largely wa3 fined $20 and costs at Asbury nings. attended. A' pearl necklace was Park last week on a charge of reck- Paul Posten, who has been kept disposed, of qn the co-operative plan Hudson 7-Pass. Sedan $175O less" driving and was also assessed indoors the past two weeks with in- and was wori by George Adair. 545, to replaca an overcoat belong, fluenza, is improving. •Mrs. Arthur M. Robertson and Convenient Purchase Terms ing to the policeman who arrested Rehearsals have been started son Robert are,sick vlth influenza. him and. which was mined by All- 'or the minstrel show to be given Onion Sets or. _ Mrs. William! Hubbard and Mrs. Don't be misled by' F. O. B. or Factory List Price*. TO SUCH by the Community club'. Daniel C: Allan Liming have been spending a PRICES MUST BE ADDED Freight, Tax, Handling and Sundry other ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. Oakes will be interlocutor in place few days with relatives at Somer- f Howard Stockton. ville. ' charges which greatly increase- the actual cort. "Hudson-Estex" Price* Dance Tonight at St. Agnoa'a Miss Margaret Martorf has been Mrs. Frederick Sampson and son are those you pa^afor Delivery "at your door:" v They include Freight School—Salad Supper Tomorrow. lick with measles. William vi3itcd friends at Jersey and Tax at the new low rate. No Delivery, Handling or Other Charges PRICES FOR MARCH A danca will be held tonight at Albert Hallerati has been kept in- City over Saturday and Sunday. are made. it. Agnes's school building for the doors with grip. ..•'••' Mrs. Everett Newman and-Mrs. lenefit of St. Agnes's church. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Ryan and Alfred Schweizer are kept indoors • - Buy Now fbr Prompt Delivery We have just, received a. ship- atrick Halleian is chairman of the children were, recent visitors at with sickness. John Betts, who is dance committee. New York. confined to the bed with sickness, i^ Jnent of fine sets at prices con- A salad supper will be "served at John Joslin is sick" with pneu- slowly improving, JPostmaster John KENWOOD MOTOR mES CO., INC. ihe Central Baptist church tomor- monia. , Adair and his sorfRobert were laid Jr row nigktL^froro_-fae to._eight Mr. _and_Mrs^bayid.Smith-spent up last-week,-but-are-now able-t;q i 1'clock. Sunday of last week with Mr. andbe around again. made. The prices quoted will Mr. and Mrs.. Leslie Carhart en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. hold during the month of March Sickles, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burns, v only. • • ' Mrs. Arthur Irwin, Miss Lillian Zan'es, Miss Mildred Droege, Hollis A. Hart, Howard Gaffey and Nor- 1 buv lots 6 bu. lots wood Lindell at a bridge party last Saturday night. . -v-. Elisha Camp, wh6 attends Har- YELLOW $Q.OO per bu. ( $2-75 per bu. vard law school^) spent the •week- nd with his parents, Mr.'and Mrs. E. K. Camp. WHITE' $O.75 per bu $9.50 per bu. The men club services at the _entral Baptist church Sunday ight were largely attended. Selec- EBENEZER or $9.75 per bu. $0.50 per bu. tions were given by Mrs. Robert Stokes's orchestra, a duet was ren- JAPANESE ° . ered by Miss Martha Williams and Rev. Ralph Carr and a violin solo was given by Robert Stokes. Rob- rt Milligan of Philadelphia, an lectrical engineer, gave a talk and Will Be Interestingly-Revealed Rev. James, H. Cann and Rev. eorge Killgus also took part in the iprvirw. In An Initial Presentation • Miss Dorothy E. Allstrom gave a bridge party last week at Burling-' 12 Broad Street Red B&nkJtew Jersey on for Miss Beatrice Schor, teach- •x of English at the high school at that place. Owing to a mistake in the speci- Thursday, Friday, Saturday for Economical Transportation March 18, 19, 20 .

Glorious pageant of color, fashion and beauty! All 4 that is new and smart for spring will be fea- tured in this interesting showing of Paris sponsored modes emphasizing—

Milllinery Coats Frpcfes ' Tailleurs Blouses Sweaters

These new low prices set a new record of achievement in automtv Accessories Footwear bile history—one that establishes New Low Prices a new basis of motor car value, beyond question the greatest in $ the world. Coupe - - - 645 A display of interest to every woman Tbinkof getting a beautiful, four, Coach ... 645 door Sedan for *735—a Coach for t who considers herself fashion wise. " only »645 — and other closed Sedan - :- modeli at equally amazing new s. 735- low pried which include epeed- Landau otoeter, balloon tires, Duco finish, - 765 Flshef bodies, Alcmite lubrica. f.o.b. Flint, Michigan tion, and countless other fineca r quality features. • - No other closed cars offer equal value—none at the price offer The Coach equal beauty, durability, comfort Th4 louo or performance, snap and power. Imluu Come in—one ride will convince you. Ask for a Demonstrationl

"CoVr,nm*n* *« re'aucllon on •ulomobll., ofnclally in .(f.ct on March 20 la allowed NOW on Furchaa.i of Cli.rrolot cart." •"«N

RED*BANK MO'lrOR CO. MUBWUUI Counljr Surrot.ia'a OBlta. iiuri to tihlbli to til* lubiorllur, adnia. Mianwlk Coiatly owti»al.'a OIIKa, to »ha "NJIIort ol ta|j M.uti to adilbIt In tha maltar ot Ua •lUlacI WUII.ra li(r«lrlj( •• afdmild, Ibilr dibu uit d» >>"tti'rr/ •M«utrlji aa afnr.MliI 29 Mechanic St. W'""" wo ncc| gBniI| N, j. la tbt malAr ol t«» #aUl»o« Anhur A '? "!' Ja• bt1' " i' •M«utrli flI mtn» aiauat Ih. laid «UK jinn b. f.ir..- r , Htnd1 tl it" , ,„„" County oi Mun '"" 14' l"'"£"I * " " KM'"" RED BAfrK -REGISTER. MABCH 17, 1926,

L00D5 AT EAST KEANSBURG. he Kennsbui'tf, voad is-'neating iompletion.' It will be occupied by omplainti About Tham Made to me of Mr. Hcndr'icksori's employ- Middletown Officiili. !CS. Two complaints about bail drain- Miss Mellie Heath, daughter of Anderson Brothers ige conditions at East Keansburg Clinton Heath,"Jin's recovered from verc referred last Thursday night fickneis of two montliSr"1™" iy the Middlctown township com- Mr^. Irving Hance and her infant STORAGE WAREHOUSE nitteo to Frank Scotl, who is the aughtcr liave lecovercd from sick- geration ownshlp supervisor of roads. One less. They were quarantined for a i ' i „ omplaint was abut Cedar street and imc 'ori account of scarlctina. t was made by Ernest Cripncr and William Johnson lias moved from Local and Long Distance Moving !mil Sonncbcrg. Tho street in tho Thompson farm to Chorles Now You Take No Risk in Purchasing Electric Refrigeration [uestion is not a public thorough- Brasch's farm nt Nutswamp. aro and Mr. Cripner and Mr. Communion was held Sunday'at Our vans are padded and dust-proof. SonnMictg asked that it be taken ho Reformed churcli. Your present ice box can be equipped with'a Copeland System in a few i\ ei ;.a, a township road. Rev. T. Leroy Muir, an evangel- Packing, crating and shipping to all Oiivc Sherman complained ist who conducted very successful hours—or, if you prefer, you can buy a refrigerator with a Copeland System ftv uoui. Thompson av.cnuc, stating revival meetings here about a year stalled therein..-•, , points. lint the gutters on that street were igo, will at the invitation of the topped up and that drainage water Jospel club conduct a scries of spc- iom tlmt ijtrecL flooded his place, ial services during the week begin- Each refrigeration unit is guaranteed by us for one year including all re- ausing tl"s foundation of his house ling with Easter. Thc; Gospel club 1 crack and settle. onsists of members of the Re- placement of parts and care of apparatus absolutely no charge. Office and Warehouse Cormad and. Baptist churches and FIRE PRILLS AMD TESTS. Mr. Muir will preach at both ^ Let us give you that same honest service that we give in Radio. 51-53 Mechanic St. Three Middlptown Companies to Co- :liurches. • .•»• Operate in Holding Them. The missionary society of' the independent fire company of Bel-Red Hill Methodist church will hold ord, the Brevent.Park arid Leon- a festival tonight at Mrs. Isabella lrdo fire company and the Navesink Wallace's. Ire company will hold fire drills and Charles Bennett, son of Mrs. Su- ests the latter part of this month nt mnna Bennett, has built a corral on he towns mentioned. There are :he farm of his uncle Ernest Tay- reeks and other bodies of wntei; in or for four riding horses which he BOB JOHNSON I hese towns and the chief object of wns. • he lire drills and test-: Is to deter- Miss Sarah F. Walling and Mrs. 4 ine how long a distanco water can Hulda Morford are sick with grip. S save DO pumped from these places. Tho Rudolph' Hurst is kept indoors Hremen 6ay that if they had this ivith grip, Trading as Monmouth Radio Service '4 inowledgo they would know just Mrs. Susanna Bennett is improv- 'where they were at" if a fire broke ing from the broken arm which she mt in thosa towns. T:.e drills! and suffered three weeks ago in her WJBI 63 Broad Street; Red Bank, N. J. Phone 1184 i :ests, will be under the direction of New York apartments,' where she is • \mzi Thorno of Leonardo, tho town- spending; the winter. . . ship fire chief. \ James Moylan is sick with grip, <—• •» i a. • Mrs. Benjamin Hanklns, who has Keyport Lodge Election. been sick with rheumatism, is im- Alpha council of the Ladies of proving. Philip- O'Ncil; —son^-of- -Arthur ^ __ I _;^____: ^__.:_^i_^_ . Ceding O'Neil, celebrated his birthday with 9 eld an election of officers last ,veek and Naomi McCullough was a party Saturday. Everybody Tiad :ho8en regent. Margarita Breiten- a fine time and Philip received a icrgcr vice re ,c:t, Lena D, Bouten number of fine gifts. Are you paying for a Packard ast rogent, Katiiryn Bouton ora- toi-, Ethel - Widmor treasurer EVERETT NEWS. Gladys Hyrnc secretary, Annie Hopkins chaplain, Jennie Stout James C. Williams Mpvet from guide and Sadie Drcxler warden. Thi» Place to Keyport. -^without owning one? Give your chicks a chance to live and grow? James C. Williams, who has been A Crossing Accident. forming Theodore Stihyell's place, Feed them Ful-O-Pep Chick Starter. It has moved to a farm near Keyport. contains both-Cod Liver Oil and Cod Liver An automobile driven by Harold Mr. Stilwell has not found .a farmer Waite o£ Checsequalte was struck for his property yet. Very likely you are paying the Packard price for Meal. These, together with the good oat- by a train on the Atlantic avenue rossing at Matawan last Wcdnes Catherine Atkins, daughter of motor car transportation while believing you cannot meal and other ingredients, give chicks the : day morning. The car was-wreckcd Mrs;_JRobert_.Atkins,..is-.sick-...with, aSord a Packard. Thousands do...... - 6tart they need. Feed it for six weeks—and and Mr. • Waite was badly bruised measles, ( nd cut. No doctors were nvailnble The failure of the Consumers' see,the difference! Be sure,you get Ful-O- t Matawan and it was necessary gas company at Red Bank affected ,Pep Chick Starter* o get medical assistance from many residents here. Fully two- Yet while they long for Packard Six comfort, beauty South Amboy. thirds of the families in this section Made by had stock in the concern. Even and distinction others own and drive these fine cars Commerce Boards Unite. boys were among- tho shareholders. at an actual saving in money over the cost of Commerce boards along the shon Harry Kyder, Jr., son of Harry N ave united to hasten the construe Eyder, is kept indoors with measles comjbTomise transportation. lion, of a new bridge over Shar John Long bought a horse last river. Kobert M. Holmes of Avon week from the William C. Ely es is president of the combined organ tate. of. Holnidel. You too can own a Packard Six. Before last year by Packard Six buyers had •Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stilwell FREDD% WIICOFF GO. ization. ' E. Bonalfl Sterner of Be you buy your next motor car, use a been driven an average of only 15,0.87 mar vice president, W. Lester Nuti have named their new-born son Stanley Oliver Stilwell. The mother pencil and a scratch pad before you use miles! of Asbury Park • secretary an • pen and a check book. Charles R. Zacharias of Allenhursi tind babe are in good health. Depreciation cost every one of those treasurer. Miss Molly Moore of New York, who is a cousin of Mrs. Patrick Most of the items of cost in owning a owners eight cents a mile' They, none MIDDLETOWN_VILLAGE NEWS Carton of this place, and who is a car are the same as between a Packard of them, spent a total of over three frequent visitor here, sang a solo Six and any car at even half its price. cents a mile for gasoline; oil and tires. Piano and Muiic Cabinet Given t nt a wireless station at New York Reformed Church. Monday night. Mrs. Andrew VanOpstil, Who waa Theodore Stilwell spent a day re It costs little more to insure the Packard If you are one of the thousands who formerly Miss Addle Wilson, has cently with old friends at Lincroft. than the hali-price car. No more to buy a half-price car every year or two— made a gift of a piano and a musii He was a dinner guest of Georgi garage it—no more to license it—no every 15,000 to 20,000 miles—you can abinot to' tho Reformed churcl C. Thompson. Mr. Stilwell spun more for a wash and polish! Interest own and drive a Packard Six for less Economy Sale The piano is used chiefly at th Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Alfred on your Packard investment will be a money. ' ^ Sunday-school services. . Conovcr of Allenhurat. —OF,- The Rollo Transportation .com Mr. and Mrs. Willinm Bevatts o few cents a day higher—but less fre- pany is,now making regular,,stop: Red Bank spent two days last week' quent and lower repair charges under More than twice as many Packard Six at the village center sinco it wm with Mr. and Mrs. James B. Carton cars were sold last year as in 1924. And "jacked up'! for not doing so by tin Packard's flat rate service plan far offset Klwood Schanck, ton of Ber that item. 70% of all these sales were made to those township commrtte. Schanck, has recovered fron' who had been buying lower-priced cart Linoleum and Window Shades James C. Hcndrickson's house o measles. Packard Six owners report 14 to 16 frequently. for the miles to a gallon of gasoline, 1,000 miles or more to a gallon of motor oil, 15,000 These Packard Six owners know they to 20,000 miles per set of tires. What can keep their new cars two or three SPRING TRADE More than 1,000 cities laid half-price car does better ? times as long as the cars they turned in concrete, streets in 1925 —and they intend to do it. On such a But those items, so strongly stressed by basis they drive the car they have always LINOLEUM* most manufacturers, are relatively un- wanted at a lower-per-mile cost than Armstrong's, Blabons, Nairns and Certenteed, How Highland Park Came important., Depreciation is the really they have ever paid., all printed goods, at per sq. yd. . 98c' important charge. Depreciation costs to Choose Concrete Paving many motorists 2 or 3 times as much It is a fact that 98% of those who have Inlaids, at per sq. yd. . $1.49 to $2.19 per mile as they pay for gas, oil and bought Packard Six cars during the past five years are still Packard owners. They Linoleun Rugs, all sizes . $5.19 to, $14.99 rubber together. This is a short story of intelli- are not paying a heavy depreciation toU gent study applied to street paving The used car most often turned in every year. You need not do so either. WINDOW SHADES andwhatitmeanttoacornmunity. ' The Packard Six fivc-paiionjor le'dan with all neebmry accoiiorioi including ipara Stock sizes.- All colors and qualities. In 19I8-19. the City Engineer tire nnd with freight and t>x paid, 1> delivered at your door For $2788.78. ThouiancU 59c to $1.59 made a careful study of all avail- have bought Packard Six Can without aver paying out more than $200 in ca«h at any one time, uied car allowance coriiidered; the payment! «eldom exceeding $150 a month We make a specialty of fitting and. hanging. able records and data on all types of pavement. And as a result, Price per sq, yd. for Laying Linoleum Highland Park,lS[ew Jersey, laid Packard cars are now being sold on tha basis Printed Goods at per sq. yd. 20c about 70,000 square yardB of concrete. of the new tax rate Inlaids at per sq. yd. 25c Now, after eight yean, theie streets Cementing, including deadening felt 75c aro Just ns clean, attractive looking, safe for traffic, as when laid. They have en- Monmouth County Packard Co, All work done by an expert of years' experi- hanced property values throughout the ence, whom we will guarantee to sui); the cus- town. Thoy hnvo cat almost nothinc Corner Maple Avenue and Gold Street RED BANK, N. J. tomer. for maintenance. It was only natural and tenaible that Call us by phono or drop us a lino and our HlglilandParkthouldgoonlavlngcon- representative will cnll with samples and glvo cretc,and nothing elie,for permanent you estimate prices. , ; • street improvement. Only naturil that all paving petitions should be for concrete. Today Highland Park has 150,000 aquard yards of handsome, permanent, fconciete streets. 8treets that nro not only paying dividends now, but will continue to do so. All of Ou full n»« <« our Cor. Broadway and Liberty St. Long Branch /f»« kooMa oit "CWMU ' . Slf «!•." Ailt Inytur t»J>y,

Manmettla Counly StlrrafMa'a Olfla%. NOTICK. iilvril l>y (lii> mll«li, uiulir oalh, wlthli • hip lataly auballMni littvtarii nnmu>l >l« to l» ptfnnl.il In Mm tor abjMt amlnii nut*. •la toentha from tin anti el tS« afori A National Organization to KaulTmatt ami M.th.n Mbtiy of tl>a lior- Th» •«lil Natlnii MM* will not »« » oi' tlm tlat* h»r«<>r, In 'a •iinln x^an illv I'tltt M«n» t» lb« jtitt tt took I. Con.nlt.Btitr. or tn« will In fonmr Urw nugh ut Ittii llanU, Monmoutli aountyt N*v* .,. .IU. tor oi Ui If M(lon) thililor •••iDitthi ••!< Imptovt and Extend tht Vtdi of Contitt* n wharaln AlWrU A, Jaauka ' li iitllMonai ouirualt •/ <•• Ooo«lV •( Men. Jartay. unilar ia< Arm naM* «( ''KaulT ..,_ :_..' ililamUn i..«M4t an.iM t«M».«»«Mh tin Olllt.i u )l CliUi , . mininnn aVI,ltil>r,tt,1Mihy, " vim illi»«lv«iilliatlvail on thIha •ai«c , NATHANATHA N UUHV. \4 tlay l', it lu ill- MN; M>«i> WMt«»tikl» WUH U Aiiv«rtl«« In tb« t't't RED' BANK REGISTER,MARCIM7, 1926./ in 1862 ho married':Ml»s;AtheUa, A- sewing society of .Fair Haven, Mrs. William W. Conover » lot'in tha YEARS AGO IN RED BANK. Patterson of Red Bank, sister of H. Edgar Smith was vice president, businesa section of Ocean; nveiule Arthur A. Pattelaon., About 186S MIBS Georgle Vandervcor \va«"sce- at Scabiight for f2,700. Tho. lot p %n flavor, alibays uniform^ manti; HAPFENINPS OF OLD. IN AND he hoijght out the "genertl store retary and .Mrs. William Chndwick wns 27x100 feet- ' ' AROUND pURJHpME'TOWN; business owned by Isaac Penning)- waa treasurer. ^ Tho J'irst 'Reformed' church'of faotuhd in a sanitary "bottling plant, saicntifi* lilfpDiNa ••;•. ton White. Ho. formed a partner- George Frank 'Bnrtleson was Freehold, generally known as the Incident* Culled from Tha Reguter ship with Thomas Morford, which elected chairman of the Middletown Brick 6hui>ch of Marlboro, had a colly, vAth puro cano sUyar syrup, guaranteed ^ Ihre^iiry A>e. <>*?• o»ki»na st. r Red Bank of.the Tkird W.elc In March continued until 1872, when this township cpmmittee and James great revival arid 31 persons joined Twenty Year* ABO, Thirty Yenri partnership was dissolved nnd ho Bray, Jr., was made treasurer. the church. . PUItE FOOD extracts and flavors. Charged into I Outfitter for Meii and Boys Ago and Forty Year* Ago. took Arttiur A; Patterson, his Daniel W. VanNote was ejected ns Jlra. Julia A. Heron, who made a PERFECTLY BTERLIZEB ; BOTTLE and ; brother-in-law, as a paTtner. • Mr. & new member of tho township her homo with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ' 7 ' ' Forty Yeir* Ago. . committee. Osborn of Middletown, held a re- \ -IN— The new township committee; of Spinning was a. very active member served to you-as b FOOD VR0pV0T,m tccll as - A horse owned by William Miller ception in celebration'of her 91st I Shrewsbury township held a meet- of the Methodist church. He left birthday. i ' < Marlboroughand Campus Tog Suits inp and divided the road money three children, George F. Spinning, of. Hazier, while in 'front of Bufus ' a THIRST QUENCHER, U what yon gist tchcii Edith A. Spinning and Blanche A. Ogdcn's store ""at Keyport, made, a At tho Shrewsbury township among the overseers of the roads in school election Benjamin F. Kins, you Jwy ^ Mallory and Super-Felt Hats the variouis. districts of the town- Spinning. Ho bad a very large_fu- plunge ^ forward and smashed neral nnd the: hearcLsiwerfl-Waltcr through tho show window. Then A. Holmes Borden and Edward H. a George F. Johnson and Endicott Johnson Shoes the horse dropped dead. Wilbur were elected (school trus- was divided into ten road districts H. Morton, John Valentine/Elmer tees. ' _^ DEGENRING'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES and the overseers were John E. E. Carlile, John' S. Throckmorton, Miss Mninre Casey of Middlotown It Will Pay You to Deal at My New Store, Because I Can Save had a big 'party'In'celebration of Tho engagement was announced ' You.Money en All Yoqr Wearing Apparel, v Shafto, Joseph L. Dangler, John E, John Abbott-Worthloy and Joseph Shutts, Holmes Boers, William H. W. Child. /.'.- " her thirteenth bicthdny. Various of Miss Nettie Salz, dauehter of i games were 'played at tho pnrty Adam Salz of Keyport, and Edwin Hulse, Michael Henry Parker, Jo- Tho Shrewsbury folks were ar- S. Topper of New York. Manufactured ly seph W. Longitreet, Thoma3 C. ranging to give a piny and tho stage and przea were won by Lester D. Worthley, Timothy White and in the Shrewsbury hall was rebuilt Conover and May West. J. C. SolTel of Eatontown adver- Thomas Tyndall. Forty years ago and enlarged. The work of re- A lunchbox sociable fov the bene- tised that his wife had loft his bod each township was divided into fit of the Colt's Neck Reformed and board and that ho wouldn't pay H. G. DEGENRING building and enlarging the stage any of her bills. road districts and the voters of was done by W. Lambert Borden, church wns held at the homo of each''district.elected the' man they Harry G. Borden, Samuel L. Obre, Georgo Wilkinif) "T. . Tho. lunch- The Merchants' Steamboat com- Telephone 1051 RED BANK. N. /. wanted for road overseer. This J. M. Sellers, Cyrenius Worthley, eons were sold at auction and pany announced thut the Sea BiuJ road election wa% held on the first S32.96 was cleared. would begin,running for the season William T,, Green, Reuben Apple- on March 19th. • t> Friday after the spring election. gate and Lincoln DuBois. Tho Delanc'y W. Willguss of Red At the\ following meeting of the actors in the play were Mrs, A. V. Bank, who ihad been principal of Mildred A'. Longitreet, daughter township committee the road money the HeuililonV Corner public school of George- A. Longatrcct, died .of Jennings, Miss Annie Cooper, Miss whooping cough. The little gill was was divided among the various dis- May Shutts, Leon Cubbery, George ten years, resigned as scliool teach- tricts. The office of road overseer er and entered the law ofllce of Ap- three years old. ' , < W. Barlow, Sr., Dr. Charley White plegato & Hope. was regarded as a good office for a and HaWy G. Boiden, Fifty chickens wqro burned in a man with a 'team, because he could A very, elaborate wedding took The William T. Sherman farm at fire which destroyed the chicken do moot of the work on the roads Little Silver was bo'ught by Win- houso of Thomas \V, Cooper at himself, and get most of the road place at Zion Methodist church at Long Branch. . Red Bank when Miss An!ia E. Bur- neld White for $8,G0O.. Tho farm money. Middletown township had contained 25 acres and was direct- Frank Magee's shiokc houso at JPROQF OF tONG LIFE twelve road districts nnd the road leigh, daughter^ of Alfred Burleigh ly across,' the street from Mr. Morrisvillo burned down. Twelve of Beech street, became the bride White's home. hams and a lot of othet nieat' was - Consider what this means to the ' ; verseers were Matthew^ Kelly, Wil- of W. Frederick Johnson of New- destroyed. liam A. Maxson, Derrick G. Camp- ark. The ushers were Midas Root & DibMna got the contract U«e"d Car buyer: "OveronejMfd r bell, Benjamin Griggs, Edward C; Washington, Alfred Dennis and for building an engine houso for Albert L. Ivins was laid up with Taylor, Allen P. Applegate, James Roger Frost and tho church was Relief Engine company CT6n Pearl rheumatism for two weeks at his > • '• a half million Dodge Brothers < ' Bray, Jr., Peter S. Conover, rwil- crowded. A large reception was street, near Wall street. The.build- r.oom at the Union hotel on Wharf iam F. Parker, J. Dey Conover, ing was 20x30 feet with a tower avenue. . .' '-••:' MotoriCart built'and 90 per' held at the bride's home after the 32 feet high. < < • ames Romaine and Kichard A. ceremony. Enough gifts were !re- Fritz Webcrling started In the cent still in service." Unmistak-. , Leonard. ceived by tha bride to completely Charlejs Sherman wns elected electric wiring business at his place - able proof of long life! Pefjinite ^ Here is the Freeholders wore elected' every furnish her new home at Newark. collector of Atlantic township in on Front street. ' P year in 1886 and each 'township A leap year party was held at place of WUHarn_;A^Vailing:, who W...A, J?iench-&- Co,--wcro-adver- —— assurance of real satisfaction for tising fine.sherry at "thirty cents a ; Old Fashioned Bar elected one member-of-the- board. rs^VanBtiskirk's'^St "Eatontown h'ad been collector many years but v those who buy Dodge Brothers ' ' The board of .freeholders' for the under the direction of Mrs, Harry who declined to^un again. quart bottle. Double Strength Peppermint ear 1886-87 and the townships Borden and Miss Annie H. Bloomfield D. Cook of Eaton- (Continued on next ' '•',••• Used Cars/ ."•..;• ''. ;hey represented were as follows: Cooper. Nearly 100 guests were at town died of pneumonia, aged 41 " Atlantic—John E. Vftntlervcer. the party. The young women took years. He had been a member of DON'T GET UP NIGHTS s Tfyou prefer Sugar Coated Gum Eatontown—John BcyDDlds. ' entire charge of all the proceed- the Eatontown township committee Freehold—John H. Buck. for a number of years. John lumpl;ins, Dayton, Ohftj. says: r± s uyuupwwr Holmdcl—John H«nry Heyer. !(~ ings, even to helping the men folks "Come. to 7 Carrie St., nnd I wHi show FRANK VAN SYGKLE take off their overcoats, and tuck- James Walsh was re-appointed you 25 pieces of gravel that passed after Howell—Joseph L. Butcher/ " taking LitUiatcd liuchu (Keller Formula). E. V. Hughe,, Mgr. 149-151 W. Front St, ilanalapsn—Ellas Vanderveer. ng the young men carefully into inspector of tho Red Bank board of Had to set up 15 time? at night for-two ^ fneriget tint ' Marlboro—Gideon C. McDowell. / their carriages when the party was health. years. Alright now/' LHhlatcd Buchu 1clet»J)0iie 1296 MaUwan—William A. Dunlap. v-^ cleanses tho blaUder liko Epsom Salts dt) MWdlctowh—Jehu P. Cooper. over. Cornelius* S. Mount was elected the bowela, the. by relieving irritstlnn, Millstone—GcoreeJ. Ely. For the first time in several years chief of tne Red Bank firo depart-J driving out foreign matter,and neutralis- I Neptune—Cook Howlanil. ing exec -ive acid*, 'itieso a.j l t> cauaos the Red Bank school election was ment over John P. Elliott by a vote at unnatural action of .tho bladder at . Ocean—John A. Eaton. of 82 to 47. .Azariah Hurley was r^ght. Lithiated Buchu (Kcllor Formula) DODGE BROTHERS'DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Rarltan—William W. Ramsajr. harmonious and unanimous. The ia not a cheap medicine Tho tablets coat .Shrewsbury—Jacob Shutts. school trustees elected were .Oba- elected "assistant chiof. 2 ccnti each.' Sold-at leadinr'ilru'K atorci . Upper-Freehold—Lewis -F.-'Gordony - diah E. Davis, Charles L. Davis and James.R. Minugli bought from' oc Ueltcr liahot^tory, Mechanicaburg, Wall—Theodore Fields. u Ohio. Locally *t Schrocder's Pharmacy. A number of farmers of Middle- Edmund Wilson/for f 'l terms and ;6wn and Baritan townships joined James Cooper, Jr.; for an unexpired :he fruit growers' association at the term, of two years. The total econd meeting of the association, school appropriation voted by the •which was held'at. Jacob Si'ekles's district amounted to $8,000. .otol at Keyport. Among the new Michael Henderson of Red Bank members were Edward Beekmanj died from a peculiar cause. He was William! . T. HendriiSks.onj ^.'Adam Chasing ahcnT'out of a.treo when Carr, Warren S. Conklin,'William he fell and disarranged some of his VanMater, John /Webster,-JoW P. internal organs. He -underwent op- Brown, Joseph Vf. Walling, Charles erations'but they did not save him. Tindall, C. Parkinson,, James S. He was 71 years old and left a wife Sago, John S. Brower, John H. Cur- and three children, Mrs. Adeline tis, John W.Hoff, James W. Hoff, Warwick of Trenton and John and John T. Hendrickson and F. vaa ser- ETHEL BARRYMORE, the eennt-at-arms. distinguished actress, is one of from Silicate of Soda(Water While no great ^(Francis Asbivy Little, who had the many well-known women degree of skill is ccently died, left all his household who admire the attractive lines , Qlass) and all adulteration mil kitchen furniture to his wife as well as the solid comfort of required in merely —] ,_^ Jvr 75 wrappers mtriglit. Tho incomo from all tho the s —and now, in addition— combining materials to meet certain analyses, rest of the estate was left to his accurate scientific knowledge and experience are wife and this was to go to his chil- PREMIUMS! Ircn. in equal shnrcj at their moth absolutely essential in manufacturing fertilizers r's death." of the highest crop-producing value. MM. Cnro'ino P. Wilton, whono Cantilever iuisband, Ca.pt. William J. Wilson, Start Saving Tqd NEWVOKKCnY win. due. tohenrt dlacnw; Mr. 621 Cookman Avenue Spjnnlntt had had a limilnr uttuck of henrt ditenis two yenro previ- ASBURY PARK, N. J. ously tiut'thin nttuck W«i &ED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 10, 1926, Page Nffao/" cdness on the church and . YEARS ACO IN RED BANK. ing was h«!d to celebrate'the event NEWARK'S FIRST CHURCH OF 5 Willard Roop of Red Bank 2 LEADING CHRIST SCIENTIST V i (continued from last pngc.) maalicd his hand while handling THEATRES MOTHER OF Mono/if h some machinery at Long Branch Management 64 Broad" 8U Rad B.nlt, N. J. £ Twenty Yeari Ago." ' M. S. Schtntnser and ho was laid up several weeks. Bordcn Hance died ol pneumonia :ar Broad Su- Broad and Fulton Sic. Ser'vlc.i Sundir II A. M_ D Pi M, THE NEW ONE COAT PAINT and consumption at tlie home of his .Warren II. Snuck built a house SEVEN • SuniUjr.Sebool—8iS0 A, M. sister, Mrs. Edwin Field of. Frortt 30X-10 . feet on his lot on Retikless Why go to Neio York ? All ihe good shows come here! WednoirJij • Evtnlng "T««tlmoolal ' SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH I place. The contractor* were Earl- Helped in Caring for them by M.ttlng.—» P. M. street, Red Dank. Mr. Hancc was n • Coven Better and Spreads Further . ing-j Johnson & Frhke. Taking Lydia E. PinkhamV* Rendlna Roorn^W'dneidi j* ' * ? fifty years old and was born at tlio NOW PLAYING .BMtirdtn'train »U0 to Huncc and \Vi!linm and vcoiti. jiO!,tjon> Compound hiia Conovcr. GREENWICH helped to piillrnB llcnry Brower of Scobeyvijle had VanBurcn Smock oj Red Bnnlii tlirouclr t(io ,vns elected president of tlio Holly- VILLAGE roughest iilauu a cut named Jerry which was nine- wood local union oC Christian En- of. injr mnrrUOl teen, years old. He gave a party to doavor. It's tlio Funniest Show on Earth! life. At ono (Into celebrate the cat's nincteentli birth- FOLLIES l>y liAI.1'11 .SI'KNCK I was e» (low n- day and the party was attended by Cornelius S. Mount was^appoint- Staffed by Orisii.Al N. Y. Cast heavtod tliiit y p cd wnter commissioner of Red Bank ' JOHN MURRAY ANDERSON n largo number of Seobeyville resi Fastest, Funniest nnd Fairest of All MATINIi-.J, r.n,- I,, Sl.r.o. EVENINGS, Ufa was a mls- g to fill a vacancy in the water board. tht "Follies" - i.Dc In J'.'.OO I cry. A filcnil dentsd . Mr. Brower had ten other Edward Smock of Entontown. lnlndlanapolla, Indiana, tola mo ot cats besides Jerry and all thef'cats won a diamond stickpin in a pool the Vegotabla Compound,; and after received a "good deal of attention NEXT WEEK—SEATS NOW Mall taltlnea few bottles of It I hrcnnid tournament ;rt tlint place. NEXT ATTRACTION Orders myself again and It was a 'vlcosmo from the folks at the cat party. Charles Hmvkina of Irving place Prior to the. N. Y. Premiere Now Pride of Monmouth council of g p to do my housoworlc nnd trnrdcnlnic. Daughters of Liberty of Red Bank was laid up three weeks with a very THE JlteSSRS. SHUBERT I'liKSENT Till; DIG LAUGHING HIT Since then I alwivyB UBO your metll- severe/ attack of grip. cino -when I feel weak from over- celebrated its eleventh anniversary. ratlcrson McNutt Presents the work and 'it straightens mo out."— The celebration committee con- It pays'fo advertise in The Register. nie t Show Ever WriUcn Miis.* MELISSA BAUDEM, Kouto 2, sisted of Mrs. Oliver G. Frake, Mrs. COUNTESS earn of 0. F, Steonborgon, Glatgow, -Anna WordenrMrs, Bertlia Merritt, THE Ky. : Mrs, Dclancy. W." Willguss, Mrs. New Orleans, La.—"I coulil nit do POOR a thing after my first boy was born. George I*ee, Mrs. Robert Pierce MARIZA I was so weak, I had no oppc- nnd Albert Bendy. The lodge had , ALL STAR CAST OF PRINCIPALS • tlto, lost weight and was not nhln 08 members. With ELLIOTT NUGENT to do my work. I was this way for A very valuable niaio owned by- Ensemble et 80 Splendid Voices seven weelta, then.I_ took J-inlla E. And the Same Original Cast That De« Plnk&am's 'VeKetaMo Compound ami William "Wilson of ••• KidiUtjtown MAT. WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY lighted New York [or Ten Month* got wonderful reniiltn from It."— tried to jump a fence. Tho marc ilns. c. FAUBIE, 4011 Dauphlno St., Layer, banquet and loaf fell on tho fence and one of t|ie To NEWARK To RED BANK New Orleans, "La. cqhfs — each with. all the rails split under her weight, A P. M. FROM NEWARK jrostiiigs jou Jove best. piece of tho rail went almost P. M. FROM RED BANK C. R. R.—5:15 5:34, 6:35, 9:14 Call on Luke Longhead for (my through tho mare'-s tody and killed 12:28.' 1KO, 3:57, 4:19, 4:Z5, P. R. R.—5:32, 5:41, 12:23 sort of want. Ho specializes In all it. Tho mare was" Mr. Wilson's kinds.—Advertisement. favorite mount in the cavalry troop. —- Signu&d Eisner bought"the~for-- mer Locw /property on West Front yg street, reaching from Front street to the river. The lot was 84x300 feet with a good house on the property whicl. had been built by with baking when you can Stacey Pitcher more than fifty years previously. Mr. Eisner paid $0,000 for tho property. buy cakes as good as these 1 Tho Evan Jones farm near Shrewsbury! on the Lawes road, VEN-if you are an experienced they would Use—lots of rich butter, thor« which contained 28 acres and on cakemaker—as few women tb> oughly creamed; plenty of good eggs; the which was a fine house of ten E best and finest cake flour, baling powder, rooms and other buildings, was N day can claim to be—cake-making 6Ugar and milk. • ... • bought by Miss Allenia C. W. is a good deal of anundertaking. Sharps of New York for $8,0b0. A«3 the /rostiiigs! Rich, creamy, and lira. Sharps bought the property .*'.- .The simplest cak® cannpt^be cratamed with good things—the freshest for her home mixed, baked and frosted properly "nuts, 'the juiciest fruits,- Franklin Eaker"s Charles II. Root, who was a meni- Coconut, Wilbjjr *s Chocolitc. •ber of the Red Bank board of com- in much less than an hour. And so missioners, presented each member many women—even those who All the kinds you like best of the.bonrd and a number of other And then the variety! There isn't a Red Bankers who were present at can bake good cake when they the commissioners' meeting, with want to—are ceasing to bother "cake 'you especially like that Freihofer doesn t make, for you. packages of granulated honey with home .baking. raised by Mr. Root himself. All our cakes are baked frcali'evcry day. ! The "Willett Tilton farm at Hid- "DOR why should they RO to all that And they're right at your own grocer's— dletovra was sold at auction to set- in all their varieties. . tie ' up Mr, Tiltoii's cstato. Tlio jR trouble when they can buy the good, farm contained seventeen neves nnd ^la-fashioned, homoy-tasting cake* thqt If you've never tried any of Freihofcr's WK. about haff a mile from Middle- Freihofcr jiiakea^fo^lhcm?^ ^ S,< _.,*._. ..^Ci&c^prder one to^ay. You'll be grate- town on the -ICeyport road. The We use the. very saine ingreJiiepts that ful to us for .introducing them to you, . place was bought by Mrs. Isabel N. Clarke for $1,7^5. • The. Red Bank commissioners * passed an ordinance to prohibit all QUALITY wooden business buildings within a It is a simple matter to beat a record that certain district. John W. Mount land Bros, were refused permission represents no achievement of particular CAKE 'to erect a wooden building covered I with corrugated iron on White importance, street. The spring meeting and banquet of -the Monmouth county doctors' society was held at,the Globe hotel. But whery/pu attain World. Leadership and The hosts at the banquet were Dr. Jeremiah E. Sayre of Red Bank, still continue to shatter all existing marks- Dr. James J. Reed of Seabright and Chrysler "58" Sedan < Dr. M. C. McLean Forman of Free- then indeed it is Progress! ?Q95> /• a. b. Detroit hold. Charles E. Burd started the erec- tion of his house on the river front n Middlctown township, across the Graham Brothers became the world's largest river from T.cA Bank. Mf. Burd drew the plans for the house nnd he said it represented the Quaker exclusive truck manufacturers early in 1925. meeting house style of architecture. The Chadwick tract on the Scuf- Their growth since then has been even more fletown road was bought by Ed- mund Wilson for ?11,000. The remarkable than it was before. property was bought by Mr. Wilson for himself, Warren H. Smock nnd Rufus S. Merritt, and was bought to bo cut up in lots and sold. Recognition of the exceptional quality of William 0. Voorhecs, who Wl been employed in Ford & Miller's Graham Brothers Trucks—and appreciation shoo store, gnve up his job there and took a position 'as assistant PRECISELY THE SAME QUALITV- buyer nnd head ot stock in the shoo of the remarkably low prices—-are proving department of K. II. Macy & Co. of New York. to be an irresistible stimulus to sales. PERFORM ANCE-APPEAR ANCE-AT A county baseball league was formed and Benjamin H. Ford of ELECTRIFYINGNEW LOWER PRICES Bed Bank was elected president of Since the Chrysler "SB" was announced laat June, nearly tho league. Jamea Fitzgibbon of Red Bank was ono of tlio board of New Prices 10,000 men and women nave testified every month by directors of tho league, thclrordera that this wonderfulcargtvcsmostfor the money. Harry J. Patterson . (tanfh mK«i M pipmi W«rul ucln k«. cnviRht In "Monmimth cniinly In u liniff linn1. Wi tin pltiH J in tnfml |h. convipljnc. of lliM«.tmtnrb Ail ahou! Oirtilu'i llmcilv. plan, ChfTiUf dialm md l\i|Miloii.rtt]ril«f mvk. tvtrftvlMr*, ClinrlcH II. Norman of •Cnlhprl AI)£r*rTi*#rfriiMftUii4nrfit.cliJ Mtlnii ilitfl Itytli. PidrniMtmMd r«r nlimfc«(ln| utrcpti Bon of Jnnic.i Nornnin, wfiil ivtum, t«e\u»tvt witnOimUi.vnirh iinrwhi ciMintfiiilifilanu cmnof btfliittj , li> Clnclnnntl, wlmro lie Imd ti job wi nnnlntnnt nurvpyor for u nfcw BROTHER rnllronil. W. ,1'fbor I'nrkrr of I.ltllo Bilvrr (vm ntrlckcn with pnmlynln wlillp III tils barn, Imt.tlio ntroko wim n KIIKIII SOW BY DODGE BROTHi ANDY'S GARAGE onn and Mr, I'nrkcr noon IOUUVOI c>il. l i. ^he , Tli}Mn Vt\K MoilunU»\ DEALERS M i,fnfl.'iaAkirt,OI1,'. 204 • <[ -10 M.cl,««lf Si., diurch DBW tho !it»l of tlio Indcbv- RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17,-1926. Page Ten pound fishermen; are getting in COOFI OH CVACB ITEMSJJF NEWS. heir supplies of new. poles and other equipment and they will also HAPPENINGS. OF INTEREST IN soon begin work for the season. MONMOUTH COUNTY. Two New Welli at Asbury Parjl. Personal Notes, Sales of Properly, The Asbury Park city commis- Building Operations, Lodge Doi sjoneis will sink two artesian wells ings, Slight Fires, Births, Mar- at tho w.Ucr pumping station and riages and Deaths—Other Items. will install an nir compressor, nn j\ir receiver and a centrifugal Mrs. A. B. Henderson, Mr3. Hnr- Tilis brilliant new Oakland Six stands out as the inmip lit the cost of $1G,OOI). old Disbrow, Mrs. George Barrett, only car combining the advanced engineering Miss Jean Rue and Mrs. Henry UiherV Union Formed. features of air cleaner, oil niter, full pressure Gcrtin have betm appointed mrm- Tho Reformed church of Asbury oiling, [four-wheel brakes, automatic spark and bci'B of tho nominating conuniltoc Pin I; Lus f tinned an usIiciV union / o£ tha' Matawan Womun'b club. with Edwin II. ^Brand as president, The Harmonic Balancer. - Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ferguson Charles. Matthews vice president, of Spring Lake have announced the .awroiieo Brewstor socrotary and marrjage of their niece, Miss Helen Cic'or'go Pittongci- treasurer. j. Murdock, to Hairy Larsen of hat place. Married Twenty Vean. Tho twentieth wedding anniver- The Methodist Swung people's sary of, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry W. society of Hamilton will hold a .Tullmnn of Lons Branch was cole- birthday sociable next Monday 1 night at the home of Joseph Lippiii- rntctl last week with a gathering Too, it sweeps far ahead of any other car in its cott. *•-..-. of 75 ie!ativc3 and friends. The couplo received many gifts.. • field in performance, revealing^ combination of The Brilliance and Mr. and Mrs. W. \V. Brown of speed, acceleration, power, smoothness and econ> Spring Lake have announced the Lions Club Election* ^ omy heretofore undreamed of in an automobile jaBement of their daughter Albert E. Fisher has been elected n Snap of a Real Big Engine Marian to Frederick Griffin of Bnr- president of the'Lions.club of Long of 6uch low price.' negai. ~ Branch. The other officers are Martin McCuo vice • president, Jo- ."POWERED by the largest snap and power of a. big sir.- Dennis Carey, who lias been em- cylinder engine. ployed in the Freehold rug mill, seph A. Poolo secretary and Ben- • L engine used in any six priced has taken a job as rug' salesman in nett Peskowsky. treasurer.. below $1000, the Six Itia literally and emphatically tho Stcinbach store at Asbury Undergoes Second^Operation. has created an entirely new basis true that the , both in •Park. - i '••••••• Miss Helen FrdWley of Mprga'n- of comparison in the field of low traffic and on'the open highway, Mrs. Charles A. Geran of Mata- villo underwent an operation at a ; Naturally, the ne\v Oakland Sis is outselling the priced sixes. exhibits speed and flexibility that wan has returned home from a so- Trenton hospital last week. The country over—scoring greater gains than any verge on die revolutionary. Yet • journ at West Palm Beach, §t. operation was in tho nature of an Here you find at your com- breath-taking performance is but Petersburg and New Smyrna. aftermath of an appendicitis opera- other car-^-jvinning and holding the good will mand what has heretofore been one of the reasons underlying the Rev. Julius Wolff, pastor of the tion performed last year. ' of all who'buy it. ~ '• generally - considered impossible spectacular-success of this-new Manulnpan--Presbyterian".•churchy Minstrel Show-at Bradloy Beach. OAKLAND SBC *57S to 129S; Pontiai Six *825,\Coachor Coupt in a car of this price—the stamina, Six. underwent an operation 'on his jaw The Alpha'club of the Belmar at Newark last week. Presbyterian "church viill repeat its AUPrku at Factory' ' *~ " • Oakland Six, companion to the Pontfac Six-$97S to $129S.^ All prices at factory Mrs. Peter Murphy of Freehold minstrel show next Monday night underwent an operation for appen- at ,the Bradley Beach public school dicitis last week at St. Francis's or tho benefit of the Bradley hospital at Trenton. Beach Republican' club. THOMAS H, McK^IGHT THOMAS H. MCKNIGHT Invitations have been issued for the_\yedding of^ Miss Carrie_Pitten- Big Meeting of Moose. .33 E. Front St. ' Phone 705;__ _.^RE'p.BANk,..N..J.. 33:.E. .Front-St. , .Phone 705 _ -RED BANK, N. J. ger- of Freeh ofd , VridTKorfeniift More than"G00"members~of "the Schanck of Adelphia.. Moose lodge and tho Mooseheart An exempt firemen's certificate egion, representing 57 lodges in has been granted to Jesso Eushton, the state,' attended a frolic given a .member of Goodwill fire company by thh e AAsbury Park lodgo of of Asbury Tark. Moose Thursday night.. Mrs. James Henry of Bradley Takes Over Men's Storo.. COMPANION" CAR. TO T H E E< O N T I A C SIX Beach gave a miscellaneous shower Sidney Stryker, head salesman in- THE • SIXES recently for Mrs. Victor Decker of the men's clothing store of the late Ocean Grove. Williata S. Brown of Freehold for PRODUCT Of G3NIBal UOTOK* The engagement has bten an- many years, has taken over D. nounced of Miss Josephine I. Wood Glickman's men's shop at that place of Asbury Park to Albert G. Hinds and will conduct it. of Brooklyn. The rural delivery route of the Former Resident Dead. Farmihgdale postoffico has been ex- Mrs. .Florence'Conover Spencer, tended to take in Shark River sta- a native of Freehold, and wife of tion. • General Bird W. Spencer, died at Joseph Luprella and John S. her home at Passaic last Friday Terwilligcr have joined tho Long week. Besides her husband she Branch exempt firemen's associa- leaves one son. tion. * Mad Do; Killed. Mrs. George Bills of -Farming - "A big "shepherd"dog" which "had F«od experts endorse the high quality of thq various braud? sold by the dale underwent an operation a fojv gone mad and which bit a valuable days ago at the Long Branch hos United States Stores.'-And economical housewives endorse our prices! horse owned by N. J. Robbing of The following list for seasonable dieta contains the best health producing propertiest pital." . FarmingdMa was killed last week Mrs. Mary E. Stout has been after several men^iad chased it all •s ' . " '• »•"•-•'• ••- ' '••-• elected president of the Neptune one afternoon. township board of education. Mrs. Walter Williams and her Stolen Car turned. sons have moved into the Glenwood An automobile which was de National Biscuit Company's'' apartments at Matawan, \ stroyed by fire at Neptune City last New sedans have been week belonged to Miss 'Alice All- Fresh" air and comfort' makes baby bright, cheerful and healthy. The bought by Harold Nash and George sing, a New York nctress, and had PKGS. Dugan of Freehold. been stolen, the police learned after SOCIAL TEA BISCUITS an investigation. sunny days out in parks or out for a stroll with a comfortable carnage ¥Mrs. Harry Daley of Freehold is is one of the most needed things in the little dear's life. sick with pneumonia at the Long In South American Bank. Branch hospital. . _ Walter M. VanDusen, who mar- A birthday party was given lnst I ried Miss Catherine S Hobart of week for Mra. Ella G. Rhine'ar o£ Marlboro, niece of Vice President Kirkman*8 Borax . VAN CAMP'S Cloveidale Evap. Matawan. Hobart, has been made an officer of STROLLER SLEEPER New P.lumbi|ig Business. the new Central bank of Chili, in BEANS MI L K . Terry Marten, who was formerly South America. S O A P 13.00 associated with tho O'Neill plumb- South Belmar Mayor Quits. 32-00 ing supply company at Allenhurst, Mayor Claude W. Birdsall, Tirsi 5 CAKES 28c 3 CANS 23c has rented part of tho Hughes and ohly""muyor of the new bor in ecru color ami Cafo color with tan building at Long Branch, where ho ough of South Belmar, has resigned ' light in weight with woven in stripo in will open a wholesale and retail to take the job of'borough enginee MED. LARGE _ Whitney strong hood and body; plumbing establishment. and complete the proposed sewer A system there. c spring support. with reversible Loan Shareholders Get $122,400. Cel. Sunswcet 4 AC A 1 C Pkg. - body. PrestoiK Tho 39th series of shares in the Severo NOJO Hdmorrfcago. PreP^repp . Flour * **" and Long Branch building and loan as- Mrs. Walter H. Grove of Farm- JPRUNES iv LB. IJ sociation matured last week and ingdalo suffered a severe he Hancock Brand, checks amounting to $122,400 were rhngc fronf tho nose last week A mailed to 119 shareholders. wns very week from loss it blood S' 0ATS3 - 13' Can w Twenty mortgages, 'amounting to The hemorrhage lasted four hour Spinach $37,600, were cancelled. and a half. " Valley Brand We Have V A Married Sixty Years. Bridge Party at Matawan. B.O.0ATMEAL 2*' Peaches Can Mr. and Mrs. William P. Rickey Bridge prizes were won by Mis Sold the of Asbury Park observed their six- Dorothy Erdnian and Miss Tholmi <| Shredded A Valley Brand A Whitney tieth wedding anniversary last Shock at last week's meeting of thi week. Mr. Rickey is a former gen- Tuesday evening bridge club at the Pkg. Apricots Can 27 Carriage eral agent of tho Philadelphia and home of Miss Bernice W. Brown at WHEAT Reading railroad. He nnd his wife A Best Assorted A are 82 years old. for 27 Pkg. Can Owners of New Cars. Wheatena SPICES Years, -v William Ireland and Frank Lyons of Oalchurst are the owners q( new Exclusive Npsh scdnns nnd Ernest Lohmnn of Elbercn 1ms bought an Ajnx sedan'. Agency ew J .v^tt cars have been bought iy Bernard Strauss and John Den- r.ll of Freehold. FLOUR and 1 JUG I and 1 Can Del Monte ire Ruins Bungalow. PURE MAPLE SAP AH ForSOcl Tomato Sauce oiifor ,25c A bungalow at Bradley Beach owned by llymnn Sussman was ruined by (lro early Saturday morn- VAN CAMI"« Fine ing. Two jardinieres partly filled Fat with gasoline were found in a Spaghetti 3C-29' Mackerel 2 cloact, indicating the firo wns of in cendinry origin. ' The roll of our Boy Cus- Marshall's' Perdunn—Wprd. tomers includes all ages | Saltines k 1.6' Kippered Snacks 4 TW Miss (iliulya I'crdunn nnd Robert from 3 years up; so, natur- B, Wurd, Jr., of Asb"ry Park, were, Van Camp's Tomato married lost week by Rev, Rundnll ally, our stock of boys' Cant W. Conklin. Their attendants wore wearables includes. every- SOUP 3 Miss Anna M. Schulcr of Allen- thlng.they'wcar. hurst and J. J. Kcuncr, Jr., of As- Super Carriage Hooded Stroller ' Combination Stroller bury Park. Wash euita and coat, vest and knlckef suits— Tn prey wllliout hood win- In tun ruinr nnil roomy; and Sleeper Just tliu stroller fur iv sum'iy Oil) Plrem.n FeallaiY ' First long trouser suits— dy wa; ovenly biilaiiccil. iliiy. In fror.tc(l color.,, Thin cam Monilwa of Independent (Ire lie used fur cither. company of Long Branch KHVO n All the necessary over- dinner Tuesday night of last week coats, hats, shoes, gloves, 24-00 14-50 for Joseph V. Wwit, a vetornn 2600 mombnr of tho conipmiy, who linn shirts, ties, stockings, under- gotio to tho Odd Fellows' homo at wear and Sporting Goods. Trenton. All here —all ready for Spring, , > YouWill Always DoBetfetAt Aged Woman Injured. { Mrs. Miiry Morris, im nirtd rcnl- doiit of Freehold, foil Innt week ROGERS FEET COMPANY when « n to tVis trt.lltors ol In III* ni.ll.r of tin ••Kl« «> Mlolml U. Mt'l lU'Custiiil til'mlillilf l« His •uli.orlUr, her mouth wai 1mdly turn by il •I Llb.rt; •I Warrtn •t Ilih B «ilmlnl

ida. They^ visited Miami, Palm 2U1NN, PAKSONS * I SRIEF ITEMS OF NEWS. Beach and St. Petersburg. COUNSELLORS AT LAVV , WEDGEWOOD ' -, , ' -Held Building. WetJ u»nk Detective Laid Up. / . o The San Kerno lobrj 4 Qulnn, L'b«iKior« U r«rinii« (continued from last page,) Leonard Shields of Freehold, a OPEN ALL YEAR Ocean and We»t End Avenuol, West End. rhomat P Darqinus Headache? WILSON & SMOCK, Sip ^titups Iftxjltfoag 3tm Oo four tyss burn or Itch? A reception was hold last county detective, has been laid up Dancing. Dinner, $2.50. A la carte. Afternoon Teas and Suppers. (JtlUNSEI I UUP At Art Do they feel tired or itratnadl with an injured leg caused, by tUJLi UANk IVodnesday night for Rev. William Sho-e Dinners. Tel. Lone Branch 1743 Middletown, N. J. ~ Tel. 1661-R Middlgtown II so, hare TOOT tyai examined! Blackman,. pastor of Simpson scraping it against the running' G. FOLCL urtu«. HKin -rum Htmt ] ALSTONBEEKrVfAN, "•' four lUliu mar a*>«d a cbaact. board of an automobile. Uiodiet church of Long branch, • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••»•» •••••••'•••••••« UIHINHH.i.cJII \'\ AW Delicious Home Cooking , ' ilr. Blackman ha« been reappointed Manaiquan Store Sold, - tlli«. 10, llr.iW ;4t MED IUNK M | STILES & CO. mstor of the'Church for the sixth ' ..A. S. ' Longstreel,- formerly of AMES A HENDRICK3ON" Dinners Luncheons Teas Philadelphia Eye SpeciailitV OUUNHKI.LUU \| |J\W car. Freehold, has bought the newspaper fflcen 108 East Krom itte^t. tin Uank. 2nd National Uank Bldf, Room M Bridge Parties ielmar Conmirci Board Election. and stationery store at Manaequan Burdge T«l Rut Rank Bl« R e.nrr Wednssrl.y^ciuri I to » a.m. which has been conducted several WILLIAM E. POSTER. Mew officers elected by the Bel- OOIINSELLOn *T LCW mac chamber of commerce' are John years by A. L. Sutterly. Nt» fork. N«n ii ,TM«J«SW«2«iJMCW»««C%JK^ B B Hillig president, E. Donald Sterner joined Legion. Auxiliary. Expert Movers of Household Ki i"^! "''• •-.'• ••'* »U«»tl«-Hl N. Y Ulty. • ' N. J vice president, William H.' Hurley - Mrs. Georgo Jcmiaon, Mrs. Isabel GEORGE D. COOPER, ' ' " oasurer and John J. Bier secre- VanSIyke, Mrs. Michael M. Mattico CIVIL ENCINKKH, Goods and Pianos. Bucociaor to ttadra* Qodpit.. o B. tary. - . -.•'•. ,. and Mrs. James V. Sanderson have 'atternon nulMlim BED BANK. N. 1. TA/» horn of a itries comriuwir 1111. nutvir iwootn joined the American Legion auxil- incinerator at. Deal. iary of Asbury Pnrk. GEORGE K. ALLEN, Jr.. C. E., and ef article* on Banking A contract to build a fifteen-ton City Movings a SpeciaSty GEORGE P. RANDOLPH, C. E. for the People Number Eleven CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SUKVtYOKS. nclnerating plant at a cost of $18,- Welcome Home Party. ! 60 was awarded by the Deal.com" A "welcome homo dinner party CO Broad Str««t Bid' tf«lik. M J. missioners last week to the DeCane was given recently for Frederick ';'• . Large, Well Padded Vans ' WALTER C. VAN KEDREK CIVIL ENGINEER AND SUUVKVOU. Incinerating corporation of New Hageniari of Cliffwood, who has re- ' . Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men iroai! Slraat National (Jink Building. /Is My B;^ Enti^ ork. turned hpme. from Florida, where 1EORGE McC. TAVLORRail ,Dank C . EN., J. ho spent tho winter. CON30LTINO ENGINEER Fined fdr Illegal Selling. PIVIL ENO1NEEH and SURVEYOR. 1 Robert Browtl of Asbury Park Honor Society Election. J Sight Seeing Busses for all Occasions S Rector PInce, Bed Dunk N 1. Profit on My Account? * •leaded guilty before Judge Lnw- The honor society of the Long DR. HAROLD week in celebration of the organi- Mrs. Mary N. Cray of Freehold zation's tenth anniversary. died last ..Wednesday of pneumonia, Pioneer Resident Dead. aged eighty years. She is survived Mrs, Elizabeth A. Crane, a plo-by one son and four daughters. Puhihhed by the Monmouth County Bankers' Association neor resident of Asbury Park, died New Houae at Bradley Beach. Buick is More Expensively Built at the home of her1 niece, Mrs. Wal- A hollow tilo and stucco bunga- ter Sees of 'Interlaken, last week. low of nine rooms is being built on She was eighty years old. Third avenue at Bradley Beach by Steamers Start May 23d. Mrs. Alberta C. Hotaling. But it Costs Less The Sandy Hook steamers will Freehold Property Sold. start running on May 23d. Two Garrett Cottrell has bought the steamers a day will run until June John Johnson property at Freehold. 27th, when the full summer sche- Mr. Cottrell recently sold his farm dule will go into effect. near Englishtown. to Home from Florida. Made $80 for Hoipilal. Mayor Fran]- L. Howland of Tho Matawan auxiliary of the one Long Branch and his daughter Inez Spring Lake hospital cleared $80 at have returned from a trip to Flor- a motion picture show last week. Buick is built more expensively than any other cars in or near the Buick price class. "Expensively built"'means that the differ* enTparts^md units of the Buick motor car are the best that engineers can desir But, thanks to; the 'large volume whicl ublic demand has given to Buick, and tha. .salso to production methods that are models of efficiency in an efficient industry, the Buick motor car can be sold to you at a ,very moderate price. Many Buick features are duplicated only in America's highest priced motor cars. Buick, for instance, uses the Torque Tube "The smartest car in America. The sturdi- Drive to transmit the drive of the rear est smart car. The fleetest 6mart cpr." wheels to the chassis, instead of burdening the rear springs with this added duty. The The gentleman who said this drove his highest priced car in America uses the Wills Sainte Claire froni'NewYork toSan torque tube. And so does Buick! Francisco in 102 hours and 45 minutes. The American public wants finer transpou The world's record! Within 6 hours of ration and Buick provides it at lower cost. the fastest transcontinental train rccordl Consequently Buick is a very popular car. THE SPECIAL Come in and examine the Better Bulcks. BUICK MOTOR CO.. FLINT, MICHIGAN SIX SEDAN LL WII1S SAINTE CLAIRE n QI General Molon Corporullon f.o, b.f.cloir Full force-feed labHutlon, air cleaner, guollna 'filter, oil pdrlfier, twin flywheel f>lui 4-wheel brokci, full balloon tire. •nd 5 dUa vrh^el* Included at no extra coat

BuieO-JO-H-NP k All it will take to convince you Master Six Standard Six S^Mts. HoMliter • 41Z5O 7-piss.Bedan • tpui.1 .... . J.p.i.. Tourlni • 1293 I^iiia. Ilrouihim .1.p>». Touring • 1190 .f'rwit. 2^1oor Stdtn 1391 3.pi*i. Sporr KoRtl-'rr MU1 l.p.M. Coup. . .1101 that this Special Six. Sedan does 3i-.il. 4-iloor 6cdin I4a5 3.pssi. Snort Tanrlni 1!21 4-Vtir.. Coup* ' ' 1793 3-P»«B. Country Clufi 1761 3oBEnm. AUTOMOBILES AKE BUILTf Wl^K Wm I V. RED BANK REGISTER, MAUCH 17, <1920.

kept Head Cut in Full. c'DavidScimoor of Belford slipped Pirentt of Rev. Carl Ziegler Seek The Jolly Nino "* seeing club and fell on some ico in hia yard a > to Recover $1,596.96^; met hut night nt Mrs. Alma "Wick- few days ago while h3 was washing WILLIAM O'BRIEN Mr. and Mrs; William E._Zicgler man's. Thursday night of ncxt hia automobile, tils head struck the of Milford, Pa., hiive brought suit week the .club will.meet'"nt Mra. porch and a long cut was made in in the New Jersey court of chancery Sophia VierinE's."•• his scalp. Five stitches were ror MEANS to recover ?1,596.9G from Arthur quired to close the wound, Mr. H. Bell of Long Branch, king klca- WAYSIDE NEWS. Schnoor is row improving. ' _ - HIGH GRADE SERVICE gle of tlie Now Jersey kjijdux klan. Womsn'i Club WiJ Hold Iti Bazar Resolutions The Zieglera clairn that they paid July 23d 'and, Z4th/ Dont put that out-grown furni- Bell ?li59C96 to ~f.\'a thcir son> ture, in the attic. Sell.lt through Approved and Improved Rev. Carl Ziegler, a "former klan The W.map's club will hold its Luke. Longhead's department oC The annual bazar and ilnncc on July Register.—Advertisement. officiall, ffrom prosccutior. for em- i the Community The following Resolutions were adopted by the RumsQn Heating Plumbing Roofing bezzling klan funds. They state 23rii and ^ith in that tlic money was paid under house., . ' Democratic Club of Rumson, New Jersey, at a meeting held Water Systems Copper Work threats. -Mr, Bell is said to claim The Epworth. league held its that the Zieglers made the augges- monthly business mcctiru nt tho at the Rumspn Club, March 9th, 1926. ' ( Earthen and Iron-Pipe tion-of paying the money." home of—Mrs.' l!)0Mtlila Jackson We Handle the American Radiator Compsnys' Wednesday night, /our new niem- Diamonds .1 bers joined the lpnguc. Games and WHEREAS, by the interposition of Divine Providence, God 1 LKONARDO NEWS. ARCOLA HEATING SYSTEMS ! rcfreshmonts were enjoyed. of Quality has seen fit to rem-ove froni our midst one of our most cherished RED BANK and SEA. BRIGHT Mr». Sophia . Viering Suddenly! The child's study group met in the clubhouse last Tuesday under " Taken Sick at Hirf- Homo. members, . " " " ; .Mrs.-Sophia Viering, while homo the direction of Miss Lauos of Red REUSSILLE'S alone a few days ago, was suddenly Bank. ' '.-''• . taken sick arid she fell unconscious Miss Hannah, Jackson of Reil. 36 Broad Street in a room. Some time elapsed be- Bank spent Sunday with Mia. Eliza- j RED BANK fore her plight wns discovered. beth Jackson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph.Battier re- MR.JOHNM.CORLIES She has since been.confined to the house, but ?he is improving. cently visited 'Mr. and Mrs. George and • Rev. Thomas Thomas' of Penn- Havens and fnmily of New Bed- sylvania,' who will' soon move hove ford.. . ' Miss Iva Dangler of Long Branch Why You Should Trade to become j.astor of the Baptist i WHEREAS, by his death we have -lost a true friend,( a church, was entertained over Sun- is spending.a few days with Mrs, day at AVentworth Craiibtook's. Carroll Dangler. , . faithful worker, a fearless and most respected citizen, one who in American Stores! Richard Leonard, who has been Mrs. Oliver Dangler anil daugh- was ever willing to assist his fellow men and .< laid up a week with grip, is improv- ter Betty spent Wednesday wiih Hundreds of Thousands of Homekcepers—expeii- MTS. Frctl Worles of West Long enccd Shoppers kiiowi.Quality and Value. They know ing. The 508 club met yesterday at Branch. I WHEREAS, in recognition of .his many sterling qualities, that Slioppinsr in 4S0D Stores means their Dollars go ilrs. James Green fpent Sunday Further and Quality is always the'first consideration. Mrs. Edith Philippi's. A luncheon of his tintinng zeal, 'his earnestness of purpose to promote the was ' enjoyed, after which cai'd at Philadelphia visiting her daugh- WHITE DIARRHEA Will you Profit by their Knowledge and make games were played. ter, who is a nursii in the Methodist Professor Kip speaks? frankly interest and general welfare - of his community, and of this the 4SC0 Store nearest your home Your Shopping Mrs. Eerta Baker is slowly im- hospital. . , "~~"- . "I am and have aiwayr^used your Tab- •HeacUviitrlcrs? *• • • proving; from sickness. •', Mrs. .Walter Fletcher of Shafto'a lets with greatest success, I can highly : organization, be it V •.; .;':':•: v , ' > Corner recently visited her mother, recommend Pfatts White Diarrhea Trade in the Stores Whei# ,You Always Receive the Mrs. Albert Johnson is confined Tablcla toe bab/ cliicjca. They have, Most of the Best,for the Least. to the Iiousc with a heavy «old. Mrs. .Susan Truax. . ' Baved mo many chicks.". Prof. Kip. .'' RESOLVED, that we deplore his loss and extend our heart- The cartl party which was held Mr. nntl Mrs. Edward Stii'C3 and Irvinfiton.N.J. ,' _ family pf Bridle spent Sunday with Mrs.CosardColDEncN.; felt sympathy to the relatives and friends of our d'eparted'niem-. Friday night at the Ocean View says: "Please send While Diarrhea firfchousc was very, successful. Jlr. and Mrs. Hamilton Tiuax. tablets as soon as possible. Have been ber and as a last tribute of respect be it further • / »2L. SOUP BEANS , I!) Miss "Gladys Jackson and.Miss using the tablets and haven't lost a There was a large attendance and chick. I am certain)/ very pleased It will pay you to buy' Five or* Ten rouwis; Ivn Dangler spent Thursday with • • •' -A.'- ••'•' .: .•-•: '\<~ .•-••-.••••• • ; .• ' at tin's price. ' 5c many fine prizes were awarded. with eamc.'" Veronica Donald, daughter of Mrs. Leone Bowne of Asbury Park. Bowel trouble used to be th? btlfht_. J: RESOLliffiDr-^at.these;resoIutiqhsbespreadiipohthBi Fred Donaldj celebrated ..her- sixth Mrs. LesUrj_Pitehor__spcur i • Daniel A. Naughton, Secretary. spent two days last week with her son of Long Branch were Saturday 4SC0 Threaded Codfish parents, Mr. and Mrs. William callers at tho home of Mrs. Jane Sold and Guaranteed by White. ' . brlck Thorne. : * t J. N. Hance Miss Sarah ThompWns of Jorsey Frederick Jacobs and Albert Arthur Shirnin . Pure tablet Cod Dangler attended the eleventh an- Serve it creamed. 17c City was a week-end guest of Mrs. Fred D. Wlkoff Co-. , Edith Philippi. nual boys' conference of Monmouth M. Browa Mrs. Margaret Leonard and hercounty at Bradley Beach on Friday Reg. IScHecker's ' O pkgs Qff< daughter Blanche are- improving and-Saturday as delegates of the Self-Raising Buckwheat Flour a ^" from sickness. Wayside Methodist Sunday-school. , Uichard B. Neu will build a sid- Mr. and Mrs. John Whiley arp OSCO Buckwheat or ing from the railroad tracks to hishaving their house wired for elec- Pancake Flour lumber yard. tric lights..* Basil Lewis has a new Chevrolet Miss Iluth Cook of,Wall spent 4SC0 Golden Syrup 3 cans 25c sedan. flic week-end with, her parents, Mr., Several days during the thaw'iast and Mrs. Edward Cook.-.^ • Miss Betty Halo of Maimsqiian fc. (1 While Crtn_ A c«kea «| £VC- week Michael Osago scraped a P . Ot VS. Naphtha ijOap C\ 15/ number of the roads in this'locality. was a Sunday visitor here. 1c is not a road overseer or a town- The Master Household Soap Use Tho Register's Want Depart- ihip employee and for his public- ment for-every, need of. the home, Shaker*a Free-Running Ree. 37c OSCO spirited work he receives nothing farm or business office.—Advertise- except the thanks of his neighbors. ment. • ••' Table Salt Bartlett Pears During the snow storms of the pa3t i kgs C winter Mr. Osago was. always out ; can with his plow breaking roads and 3 P 25 33 paths for travel. All-yoar-'rbund Excellency" is maintained by our Louclla Mrs. Albert Johnson is con- Creameries. This assures Satisfaction with every -pound fined to the house with a' heavy \you buy.. o cold. I The house committee of the \ 1 Garod HE most 'careiu^ attention Leonardo Civic Interests nssocia- j Twill not makepoor 6«d8 pro* Butter tion will hold a card party tomor- duce fine flowers; the depend- row night. On Monday night the able seeds at Marshall's offer you ByffiKj The Fineit Butter in America I committee met and arranged for finest xtsults wiih a mini- The world's greatest receiver deydbped by th& efreshments for the party. i mum o! trouble. Our store RicWancl Butter : It) 51c Mrs. Jessica Thompson is spend- is conveniently located; ng a week with her sister at New the service is cout" 4SCO Butterine It) 25c York. '"• tcous and prompt Garod Neutrodyite Company and BOB JOHNSON. The 'ladies' auxiliary of the The certainty of the American Ocean View fire company held n pur /.loeucu Eggiii/w, Stores' assurance is found in every card party yesterday at the fire- ~"<£33*"' : lix orton n of our Gold Seal Emrs. This receiver is finished in Red Bank and is fTMUl- - - - ,, - house. • S^l^O^ ' "y »« Elected for their supcri- The social/and sewing club will only. meet tomorrow night at Mrs. Inn Carton of Hammer's. ' <; O M PA N. Y.\ available only through this organization. Gold Seal Eggs twelve 38c Ferris Watts and Benjamin The Pick of lite Nests ! Strictly Fresh EGGS •doz 35c We invite direct comparison IQ convince the High-Grada Canned Vegetables »t » Savin; I 4SC0 or Campbell's Pork & Beans') *», skeptical. " ^ Red Ripe Tomatoes : - ** . Crashed or Whole Grain Corn...... f ""» Cut Stringless Beans J 25c . Red Ripe Tomatoes 2 l>ijj cans 25c Complete Radio Sets From Gold Seal Flour "Teddy Be»r Corn 2 cans 25c Teddy Btar Peni 2 cans 25c , 24 1b bag $1.38 Bnlter'a Rock Lobster can 37c Snowdrift 4SC0 Whito Meat Tuna enn 25c Shortening 1b, can 23c 4 $50 h $2000 4SGO Pure Cut.up big hot 15c Crisco Pur» Cider Vinegar bot 16c Shortening 1T» can 25c The flavor you seek in coffee is found in Our Service Department how represents forty- profusion in ffSCOffSCO lendBlend, whic, which yoh uyou im- mediately ndopdopt ffo r your privatit e blblent!! once "Big Dressy Shapes for you try it. , Easter Occasions77 and f three years of Radio Experience. OSCO Coffee Ik 44c You'll 'fasle Ihc Difference! Easter Bridesmaids- >. •r dSCO Evaporated Milk can 6c, 10c Hats in' black, navy,.brtown and 4- Victor nnd nrcu

v • \ _^,^a—<• m' *jaj a»*^rta>^a—»^- I BOB JOH Bread Special at Supreme $5.00, $7.50 and $10.00 Trading as Monmouth Radio Service Tin Beit Bread you avi-r at« I Victor Bread »'»" Il)lf 7c FLOWERS -exquisite colors y^ WJBI 63 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. Phone U84 ". Make up your Shopping List from the at 50c to $4.00 Handy Gutda above. £&t£m±&t++^+++++±*^ 39 BROAD STREET Monmotllh pountr 3urt»j«li'. Offlca. ««!il . In tit* matlar vt tlia ••taU of John (Jati* lorlbir. Ktautor at •(ortwIJ, thtlr il«liU SHREWSBURY AVENUE «n<1 OAKLAND STIIKF.T VNtoiitoil M •rofc«Bldl tn»lr dabln .nd fit* In lb« matUr o« t»a *iU «nliiU a«ul«. Ilio «(III«I.«U1 onWr, or Vnn will h« totntt tha torttald utJar, ur Hit/ «))l bl lor.irr I'lirtiiaint lo Ihi orilor uf Jm.pli U Don. barrtd cl tlulr tulloua tUtrafor Malnil Ilia l>«rr«il of Ihilr mllont thtrifor Mtlntt Hid tubitilbar •; THE ROSE SHOP «h«r. a«(io«nt* of tlia County of Mi>n> tl l4 kiba ttiouth.-tnaila tin tha twanty.mvantti ilay of Jknu»ry. tQ»4. nn, iht ntplioaltnh of -has m TJ» taimBBB- LOAN AND TB|>i¥ It pays to advertise in the Register. 73 Broad Street .Red Bank M«(»»l»t Ml *n4 treil Cnl.Uf, tjiatlllora •*«••!•»•••••*1 i't lh» ••;«!* ul John (lahltr, />yi to AOvortlio lu th« i i "• -I. BAN TER. limed W.»i!r, ZntersXas Secoad.Clm JUttUr at tk* Pest- VOLUME XLVIII, NO. 38. o«k« at B.d tiDli,' K..J, und.t the Act of Uwch S..187I. BED BANK; N. J., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1926. $1.50 PER YEAR. PAGES 13 TO 22, WORLD WAR MONUMENT. SPRING STYLE SHOW.. CHURCH CLUB'S SUPPER. HANGES TO A BUILDING. Annual County Event Will be Held SUPJPER A BIG SUCCESS. FIEED BY BURNING GRASS. Toung Men of the Reformeil ICE YACHTSMEN'S DINNER, IN PLACE OF DR. RUSH, IT WILt BE UNVEILED ON UNITED CIGAR FIRM TO SPEND at Freehold tilday. • ••"''•' •- • •••• BUILDING BURNED ON EATON- Church iad a Feast Last Night. FIRST ANNUAL EVENT TO BE 4LLENFIELDS A NEW MEMBEH The semi-annual style show olC the OVER 5S0 PERSONS AT BAP- DECORATION DAY. AT LEAST_$I5,000. * TOWN PLACE SATURDAYS About thirty persons enjoyed a HELD NEXT WEDNESDAY. OF TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE. Monmouth county home -economics TIST FEAST LAST WEEK. supper held last night by the linens Dedicatory Exercilt* to be Held Alterations will be Made to Build- extension service will be held Fri- So Many Periont Turned Out that Mn. Harry Morriion Had a Fire club of tho Reformed church of In Addition to the Feast an Enter- foung Florist at Eatontown wai on the Afternoon of that Day at ing on the Corner of Broad and day afternoon at ,the Freehold there wasn't Enough Victuals on Loia of $4,000 and She Had In- Red Bank. The feast was in tainment will be Given and the Appointed Last Wednesday Ni|h( Memorial Which Will be Erected Monmouth Streets—Seven Stores grammar school'at 28 Hudson ave- Hand to Feed Them All—Profit* •iirtAice of Only $300—An Auto charge of a committee consisting of Seaion'a Trophies will be Award- —Action Deferred on the Sstec* by tho Firemen. on the Ground Floor. nue, beginning at twenty minutes Amounted to $350. Dettroyed in the Flimei., Harry Ingalls chairman and Wil- ed—New Bridge Celebration. tion of Committee Chairman, ^ Alterations costing at least $15,- to three o'clock. Mrs. Catherine H, ' More. than 550 persons partook .A barn and 'several small build- liam, Myats and Grover Carter, The first annual banquet of the Tho world war rnonument on .tho Griebel, the state clothing special- Allen Fields last Wednesday nlghfi . town hall lot at Red Bank will be 000. and probably as much as $20,- of i as fine-a church supper aa wa,s ings on Mrs. Harry Morrison'splace Axel Ornberg was toastmaster, North Shrewsbury iceboat and 'as appointed a member of tho Ea« 000' will bejiiatfe. to the three- ist, will discuss clothing problems ever served at Red Bank last at Eatontown caught fire from burn- After dinner speeches were made yacht club will be held next unveiled and dedicated on tho af- and spring styles and she will give flhtown township committee to »uc« story brick buildirig'on ;tn'e corner Thursday night at the Baptist ing grass'lost Wednesday afternoon iy Rev. James Dykema; the pastor, Wednesday night at tho Globe ho- totnoon of Memorial Day, This suggestions fprtho use ofthe/'perr ceed the late Dr. J. C. Rjish. Dr. date Avaj selected last week at a of Broad and Monmouth streets church. .Turkey was the principal and they were destroyed with all Sniflen and Henry Moller. tel. An entertainment has been Rush was chairman of the commlU by the, United Cigar stores com- manent pattern.'! s Among the dish. The attendance was so great their contents. Addison Davison, Mr. Moller is the president of tho arranged and some surprises have meeting of tho Red ]3ank firo de- things to bo explained are new e, arid the matter of appointing oi partment. All tho details of the pany.' • This; concern some time ago that 100 people had to be. turned who lives next door to Mrs, Morri- club." The other officers are Grover been promised by tho committee in :hairman was laid .over. Tented the entire building from spring fabrics and colors, skirt and away. . The profits amounted to" son and-who is a brother-in-law of Carter- vice president, Axel Orn- charge, which is composed of Jo- celebration have not been arranged. sleeve lengths,' color harmony in Mr. Fields is-a young iinan andl . Tho principal speaker will be Gen- Mrs. Jacob Kridcl. The alterations $350. The supper was such a Mrs, Morrison, had been burning erg secretary and Gus Colmorgan seph Salz, Albert Burdge, Eugene ie has been very successful in thflk iffll not start until April because costumes, hats, a new feature in success that it will probably, be brush Wednesday morning. He says ;reasurer. Magee, .John "W. Cantillion, George eral Bird Spencer of Passaie. , blacking hn,ts, short cuts, and hints lorist business at Eatontown^ Soms ho choice of. General. Spencer tho leases, of sqmq of the tenants made an annual event. It wns he is positive that the lire did hot The club is interested in athletics W. Dollivcr,, Andrew Veenstra, ,ime ago he jnarried Janet Lovctt, do not expire until then. Tho np- for easier aewinjf and combining given by the Men's league of tho set^Hre to Mrs. Morrison's buildings Schenck S; Thompson, William H. to fill this place is, said to be'parJ. the "permanent pattern with a as well as in religion. The merc- laughter of Lester C. Lovett ol ticulatly appropriate. He has been pcaran&e.of the .interior of the church and tho Philathea society. as he put out all the sparks and ers play basketball every Thurs- R.. White, William A. Fintard and little Silver. He is a Republican in) president of tho 'Now Jersey' state building on all throe floors will be commercial pattern. The demon- Tho diners ato' in a room with embers beforo he went to 'his din- day night at the high school gym- Thomas Irving Brown." Mr. Can- strator will wear several garments > 'Olitics. : '.'..'•. i, •: firemen's association tho past 40 changed completely. walls bedecked with yellow and or- ner. nasium. > Thqy arc forming a base- tillibn, vice president of the club, Because of the fact that Dr. Rush! 1 made from her "permanent pat- years, Ho has been interested, in. Work on tljo changes will bo chid crepe paper. On tho tables However that jnay have been, a ball team. The Alb members re- will be toastmaster. was a Democrat some residents ot tern" and at the close of the meet-, were yellow daffodils and candles. broad blackened trail showed where fire fighting since early in his life. started shortly. On the ground ing all will have an opportunity to cently conducted a Sunday evening During the evening the trophies latontown advocated the appoint* Ho is president of a bank at Pas- floor throe stores will face on Pierre Holmes is president of the a, grass fire had crept, to Mrs. Mor-service at the Reformed church. won during the recent ice yacht ment of a Democrat to succeed the inspect: these clothes and tojs.sk Men's league. Mrs. CharlcB Ham- rison's buildings and had set them sttic. On several occasions ho had Broad street and four stores will questions about them.. All interest- Henry Moller spoke on "Youth" season will be awarded to the win- doctor.. However, the Eatontown. charge of military rifle practice nt bo on Monmouth street. The stair- mel is president of the Philathea ablaze. Stored in the barn was a and Raymond Eying spoke on "The ners. Prominent ice yacht officials Democratic, executive committee, ab ed persons have been invited to at- society. . quantity of furniture, carpenter's Sea Girt, . '•; • way leading upstftlre from Broad tend whether'they are members of Rofortnation and • the History of of several of the ice yacht clubs in a meeting, previous to the action of Tho monument is being, mado Btrect will be taken away, as there tools, lumber and other things which the Protestant Church." The other the East will be among the club's the township committeo, endorsod the extension service group-,or not! George W. Bray was chairman had been owned by I'r. Morrison, v by.'Frank J. Manson. It is entitled is i a' Btairway oh tho Monmouth of the men's' committee and Mrs. members acted as ushers or sang guests. Mr. Fields for the place. Mr. Fields) '.'Handinp Down Old Glory" and it strcot. side. Tho elimination of the who died about ,. year apo. Mrs in the choir. The club will have The club is advocating tho ap- also had the endorsement of the Re- Harry B. Clayton was chairman of Morrison valued these things at shows a civil war veteran handing Broad street stairway will provide TINTON FALLS FARM SOLD. the women's committee. These charge of. the overiinp service on pointment of a large committee.to publican executive committee., Les- tlio Hag to a Spanish-American vet- room enough for a store. The $600 and the barn and other build- Sunday, March 28th. The speakers work in co-operation with^ the may- lie-I). Seoly, who is a member of chairmen had for assistants Dr. ings at $3,500, making a total loss eran and a world war veteran, Smoko Shop restaurant, which oc- Tottenville Couple Bu)r Property at Herbert E. Williams, James Bun- will be Grover Carter'and Charles or and ' council to arrange for a the township committee and a Re- 'flic, firwien aro paying for the cupies part of .the ground floor, will Junction of Two Brooki. of $4,000. She lad insurance,of Rowel!. The members of the club gala day at tho openingcof—1 publican, took the lead in advpeat- nell, A. P. Taylor, Mrs. Frederick only $300. - monument. It will post $V,O0O and be moved April 1st to a new build- The farm nt -Tinto.n Falls, which Conklin, Mrs. James Bunnell, Mrs. range in age from sixteen years new state highway bridge over the ing the appointment of Mr. Fields. tibinit $1,000 remains to bo raised. ing on Upper Broad street. was commonly known as William Albert VanNostrand> Mrs. Harriet Also stored, in the bam was an upward. They, have invited all North Shrewsbrtry liver onjthc site The appointment of Mr. Fields .The _money_pji_.hand. Jiasjjeen., ob- • The second and third floors -will Brown's sawmill farm and which has Butcher; Mrs. E. R. Jones and Mrs.automobile-owned by Joseph Ppllit, Protestants whodb' not" 'attend any ^if "tho" old Cooper's" bridge. The -was a surprise to" some • Eatontown tained through contributions and he converted Into offices^ There been in the John Cook family for •Benjamin H. Ford. The decora- who rents a house at Eatontown church to join their club. bridge will probably be opened to residents who attended the meeting by holding fairs, parties, festivals are.several large rooms oirthq sec- G6.ye8rsj has been bought by An- tions were arranged by a cominit- owned by'Mrs. Morrison. The car * - traffic the latter part of April. "and who thought that the placo and daughter of Fred It will bo disposed of for the benefit Horticulturists and Their Wives had fish of half a pound. of more. paid $20,000 for the property. The Dietz of West Front, street, re- of the apparatus fund. If tho com. • Nothing Saturday Night. Tho literature department of the "SMOKE EATERS' QUARTET." , a. Jolly; Time. v store is unoccupied at present, but ceived a surprise visit' Saturday pajiy buys a.hook .and ladder outfil An Overland sedan will'bo given club, of which i:iss Edith Honig- it will be the only fire company i "Ladies' night",was observed by it has been rented by/James Mc- night from a number of her friendi Four Little Stiver Firemen Win the horticultural .society, last week away by tho business men'3 associ- man. and Miss Florence Kridel are BUSINESS DEAL PENDING. Cue, who will move liis automobile in celebration of her thirteenth the township with such an engine. ation of Red BanR .on Saturday co-chairman, held a meeting Mon- This Name by Their Work. at Red Men's hall at Rumson. About Gulf Company Negotiating for tire and accessory business there birthday. Various games' were Richard Bates, Cuttis Holmes, 15^ persons wero present,.iricludin? night of this week. Storekeepers day afternoon at which the develop- next month. Tho cale of tho prop- played and dancing and refresh; have been requested, to have the. rne.pt.o5 the simple Iy4c was studied. Corner Property at Red'Bank. Joseph Scott anil Elliott Borden, FIREMEN KEPT BUSY. the wive3 oftl^o members, of the Negotiations "are. under way for erty, was made by Mr. McCue's ments were enjoyed.' .Marian r.e who are members of the Little Sil- society hnd a number qf visitors boxes of coupons nt The Register of- Famous poems were read and they brother, Joseph G. McCue, For ceived many fine gifts and many Keyport Fire Fighters Called Oul fice by nine o'clock Saturday nightf were analysed 'and discussed by. all thesale of C.W. Morgan's service ver fire company, have won tho from the Elb'eron.horticultural so- station and house at the corner of many years Mis. Supp's husband, wishes .for a lot more happy birth- title of tho "Smoke Eaters' Quar- Several Time! ciety. Cards were played and first with the names of the stores on the present. Thc-so whoread tho poem's tho • late F. F. Supp, conducted a days. After tho party ended Mar- The Keyport firemen have been boxes. All the coupons, will be wore Miss Honigman, Miss Adelaide Maple avenue and West Front tet" because of the good work prizes were won by Mrs. Duncan street to the Gulf refining company grocery business in tho building. ian's father took-the guests to-their which they did at a grass fire the kept on tho jump the. past few Kelly of AUenhurst and John Natilty dumped into a barrel and ttie draw- L. Williams, Mrs. Isaac H. Gilhuly, The house is a two-family dwelling. homes in his automobile. Thoso days. The roof of. Denton C. How- ing for the winner will take place Mrs. W. T. McDowell, Mrs. Victor for $31,000. The company con- other day at Littlo Silver Point. of Little Silver.. Julius Gilly, who templates having a service station Mr. Grauso contemplates tearing it present were May Predmorc, Har- Tho fire occurred at 'a time when ard's house on First street wa is assistant secretary of tho Etboron about ten o'clock in front of Tho King, Mrs. Arthur P. Swift, Miss down and replacing it with a store. riet Taylor, Ruth Straus,' Muriol burned oft early yesterday morning. Register office. A largo, gathering Mabel Hall, Mrs. John J. C. O'Shea at the property. The property has not many of the firemen were at society, received the consolation frontages of, fifty feot on West and Margaret Supp, Viola McHugh, .home and, the four men mentioned By hard work the firemen kept th' prize. ' Dancjrig was one of the prin- is okpectod when the drawing takes and Mrs. Thornton Ryder. Mdi-joric and Marian Alair, Maxine were the first on the job. They blaze confined to the upper story place and a child will be selected A play entitled'"It Pays to ^Ad- Front street and 111 feet on Maple TONIGHT'S RADJO PROGRAM. cipal-features, one dance being an 1 avenue. The rear boundary is iBurlow, Eileen Olson, Elbridge had a hard battlo with the flames, but the entire^ house was flooded old-fashioned Virginia reel. Re- from the crowd to pick the coupons vertise ' will bo given at tho Strand : Boardman, Leonard Comptdn-, Wal- but they eventually put the ftre out., with * -water and tho furniture from tho barrel. Edgar McClees theater Friday night, April 16th, by sixty feet wide. The service sta Varied Wirelett Entertainment will freshments wero served by n com- tion wns built five«years ago. It is ter Kiel, Ernest Bailey, Edwin Gil- —i eia j ruined. The firemen also did good will bo judge and Henry P. Hylih tho drank department of the club, be Provided. ( mittee consisting of Joseph Ken» in good condition. A two-family land, Ralph Kendall, Charles Ack- work at a fire in the Jordan ta nedy, William F. Lyons, Harry Ket* will bo the announcer. of Which Mrs. Louis Mendel is chair The radio program for tonight ley, John Strode and William Firth. ED. CONNORS BUYS^A CAR. products company's plant. On man.., house • of eleven rooms Is on the at. Robert S. Johnson's station tel, Percy Hicks and Peter Mulvl- place.- Some, of the ^details of the Another Red Bank Policeman Joins Sunday the department was calle hill. Tho program committee, un^ Hip Cracked in -Fall. m i e» WJBI comprises songs and instru- the Ranks of Auto Owners. out to a chimney fire at Charles S. LEG TO BE AMPUTATED., transaction have already been set- Raising; Funds for Washington Trip der the leadership of Joseph Ken- . Mrs- M! O. Osborn of Westsldo mental niusic by the Pharo sisters, Sergeant Edward Connors of tho Jenks's house. tled and the change of (ownership Hawaiian Hupmobilo entertainers The graduating class of the Red nedy, received many congratula- Dvenuc, who is 82 years old, had Mrs. Arthur Smith Suffering from is scheduled to take place this week. Red Bank police force has bought a n fall Sunday and it was thought provided by S. S. Thompson, piano Bank high scho.ol is selling tickets tions ~i • Diabetes and Gangrene. for the regular shows at the Palace Dodge sedan and he is pow taking NURSES WIN PRIZES. at first that her hip had been frac- solos by Julia Errico, soprano solos lessons in driving it.' He is an apt (Surod. She was taken to tho Long Mrs. Arthur Smith of Pincknoy GOING TOj ITALY. by Miss Helen Conrow of Long theater on Thursday and Friday LEONARDO'S DEMOCRATS. road was taken to tho Long Branch nights of. next week. Part of the pupil and he has already mastered Isabel Coleman and Mae Kennedy Branch hospital, where an examina- Branch, songa and imitations by most of the art of running the car. Rewarded for Proficiency. hospital Monday, suffering from di- Joseph Cicirelli vill Sail Saturday Clarenco Hedding, songs and jokes proceeds received from the sale of Large Meeting Held by Politic*! tion showed that tho hip had been for Hi* Old Home. Every member of the Red Bank Miss Isabel Coleman of Tinton Club Monday Night. c'raqked.^ Sho isTOBting comfort- abetes and gangrene. It will be by Earl Jolinc, Walter Finn and the tickets will be turned over to necessary' to .amputate ono of her the pupils and will go into their police force now owns an automo- Falls received a prize of $60 at th The Leonardo or Fourth district ably and her completo recovery is Joseph Cicirelli, who for tho past Earl Broadwell, baritone solos by bile except Lieutenant Harry Van- legs above the knee and the opera, two years 'has been employed by R. E. Evans and a piano recital by Washington trip fund. graduating exercises of the Long Democratic club had • largely at,i, looked for. , . tion will probably bo performed Note. Mr. VanNote U' no stranger Branch hospital nursing school last tended meeting Monday night at Sara Schrabba of Whito street as tho advanced pupils of L. Van to traveling by gasoline, however, tomorrow or Friday. Mrs. Smith a barber, will leave Saturday on Duscii of Keyport and Matawan, Party on Bridge Avenue. Friday night. She received th which Charles Whitnall, L. W. War- Lodge to Go to Church. has lived 'in this section eighteen as he does a large part of his law prize for having the highest stand ren and Edward Hammer gavo ad- Onward council of Junior Ameri- tho steamship Count Rosso for his Mrs. Dudley J3ehaefFcr of Bridge enforcement work on a motorcycle. years., Before her marriage she native home at Rogliano, Italy. For ing in her class. She is n pupil.ol dresses. It was reported that the can Mechanics of Red Bank , will avenue entertained a' number of the intermediate class' and wi* lived at New Haven, Connecticut. tho past year Mr. CiclrcUi's health Keeping "Bachelors' Hall." friends at a party lost weok. Var- club membership was increasing, attend service nt the. Entontown Seized for Debt. graduate next year. Second prizi among tho new members being a Advent church Sunday night. They has not been very good and this, John Brasch and Walter LeVal- ious amusements were enjoyed and Auto Accident sit Eatontown.' coupled with the,desire to see his ley-'of Red Bank, who recently tho guests say they had the time The last.of the busses of .the de- of $25 for the girl having tho noxl number of women. Thomas Boot, have invited tho-members of near- funct Triang'j transportation com- highest standing in tho intermedi president' of tha club, announced by American Mechanics' lodgo to An automobile owned and driven family which he left in Italy sev- opened a lunch wngon business at of their lives. . 1 pany were taken away Sunday ate class was awarded to Miss Mac that tho next meeting would bo hold join" with thorn in attending the by Joocphx Steinberg of Red Bank eral years ago to make his fortune Eatontown, have rented a small in America, prompts him to roturn bungalow on Miller street nt Eat- night from the company's former Kennedy of Red Bank. Monday night, April 5th, and that church. Tho .visit to tho church becamo uncontrollable at Eaton- George Woods Improving;. speeches would bo mado by Mon- Is In chargo of.a committeo of town Monday noon. It grazed.the at this timo. Ho had made arrange- ontown from Chnrlca Miller. They plant at. Campbell's Junction, in ments for his family to come to George Wood3 of Red, Bank, who Middletown township. Tho busses mouth county and Hudson county ' which Harry Archer is chairman. • sldo of a bus and then ran off the are keeping "bachelors' hall" there has been very sick, is improving and Debate at Leonardo. Amorica'thls' spring, but this plan and it is n handy plnco for them, wero seized for debt by the White men. Voters who wish to join tho . •>»•• —i' • • road and through a fence. Its The debating teams of tho Mid has been changed and they will ho expects to resume liis duties at motor company. Tlio'Trianglo com- club huvc been requested to apply course ended when It struck a' tree, as it is only a short distanco from his storo on Monmouth street in a dlotown township high school an Four New Tixlcabs. come to tho United Ststos with Mr. their lunch wagon. pany's former plant is now entirely to Fred W, Meyer at the White Tho machlno wns damaged, luit Mr. few dnys. the Atlantic Highlands high schoo House- store on Center iivcnuc at Four now Dodge tnxlcaba bavo Steinberg and a companion who Clrclrolli' when he roturns in • the dismantled. will moct Friday night at the town Bummer.. Dont Forget Church Night. Leonardo^ teen bought by tho White Star was with him wore not hurt. Taken to Hospital. 1 ahip high school at Leonardo. Th( taxlcatr company, which i» owned ; Brother Jr. O. I . A. Mechanics Aged Woman in Hospital. Mrs. Mary E. Jackson of South Sunday night, March 21st, at Sec subject to bo debated is "Resolved; Home from Europe, by Charles Bottagnto. The mo' "Parly Shoppe" Discontinued Misa Mnry McCloos of Leonardo, thut|tho United Stntcs should have Sale of a Horns Sila. Pearl street wns taken suddenly ond Advent church, Eatontown, N, William Bornor of Monmouth chines arrived yostordny and wore Miss Miniile Commos, who for tho Bick laBt Friday and was removed to who BUitcrcd a scalp wound in a n Sopnrato Unified Air Force." At Nevada Mcglll has sold. n lot, J. Meet nt church 7:3P P. M. Al street, Red Bank, and J. Stanley Immediately put into Borulco. | Tho 45x180 foot, oh the'south sldo of pnat year conducted tho • "Party tho Long Branch hospital In Wor- nearby councils invited to attend fall, wna taken to tho Long Branch Inntic Highlands will take the af- new taxlcabs aro painted blub and Bhoppo" in. tho Mooney house on don's nmbulunco for medical trcul- with us. hospital, last week in Worden'B am- firmative siilo and Middletown wi' Farrar of Rumaon havo rotunud hnvo white star's on tho doors. Madison nvonuo, near Branch avo nuo, to Mr«. Henry Joffrdy of Llt- Linden place,' has given uf) tho mont. • ' Onwnrd Council No. 08, bulance. Miss McClcca Is ninoty take tho negative side. homo from a tour of Europo. They ' tlo Silver, who will build a houso business duo to tho fact that tho -•->-•» By order of Committee, years old. woro away six months. Baby Chicles ]I. L. HcivilnnJ, Councilor, now In our windows. Sold 10,000 on It for her own occupnncy. The Moonoy property has been 'Sold. Soft .Coal. Rote Garden Restaurant Wedding at Town Mall. l Miss, Comincs has, gono back to her Nc doubt you huvo been using It —Advortlsomont. Oc Sale first week, Get In our store and price was $1,800, . niul Ten Shoppe, Our excellent food Miss Myru Ruth linger an starts Saturday, now epoclnli ovory 'buy ydur« now. Only.bost breods position at Trubln's stationery (luring the course of.tho winter ami nnd service are tho talk of tho town. Jnmcs Pupn ot Ucil Bnnk if you. havo Vour rugs, carpet J, Boy Wanted. won dny , for ono week—%gcst sM»» nt reasonable prlcptl Plymouth THE TICKETS* ARE LIMITED. store. ' Many articles carried by her Buy wanted; must bo, sixteen Our homo cooking Borvcd amidst married nt tha town, hull at Itc ovor in Rod Bank, Got our circu- Rocks, lthodo Island Rods and nt her Linden plico shop are'.bclng blankets, curtains, etc., will need a pleasant 8Urroundlii|i':< nt-moderate lar, BCO our nil, ice our window*; Have-You SeovraJ Yours for th thorough denning. Leon's Is tho years or over. Apply at once. Bank Sunday by Recorder W. J. Whlto Leghorns.' Prown-Cooner 1 sold at tha Trubln ttorc. Strnun Company, 85 Broad street, prices will convince you thnt tills In Quantities nro limited to o»oh utl«- Boat Club Banquet? plnco to send them for proper Foulson, tomer, Prown-Coopor comps.nj', th« company, 47 Broad »troct, Red ItY all for »Dri0. Head tho Rod Bnnk.—Advsrtscment. , the beat plnro in Hod Di\nk to cat, UBiilt. Phone 1000,—Advertise- Lawlr Specialty, Shop, demising. . Toiaphono Red Bank ilocntcd »t 0 Mnplo avenue, due now 6 and 10 conk storo, 4T llrostl monu, (hen add to It r womlerfu 1045 or 734 and our driver will $11,000.00 atrcct. Phono Red Ilnnlt lU»O.-r- ment. . , _ • ' (II Br6hd strcot/'Red, flank. Spocla Feast of Four Tables door from Wot Front ntroot on the buya nil un-to-duto homo with IOVCI program of refined entertainment to for Thur«day, Friday and Saturday. call for nnd deliver your work, hlghwny.—Advertisement. Advcrtliom^nt. - , Clesnntss. la a Law of Health |)o featured at tho llrit annual bah' Main omco nnd plunt 70-70 Whlto nt first Presbyterian church, Re rooms and, bnth, hot water heal March 18th, 10th and 20th: Woar Hank, Thursday, March 2Bth, from largo lot, on poved struct. Ad that 'will novor bo repealed)' Lot quct of the North Shrownbury lea- lUnht .silk gloves, plain or fancy street.—Advertisement, B:0H to 8:01) o'clock. Tickets, 75 Money to Loan on the I, I. R. Plan ' Nolloi. lit ffivo your floor covc-rlngs our liont and yacht c'.ub at tlio Olobo drc»n Whlto-I'nch, Inc., Hed Bunk A dandy no,v Una of ton co»W|,, cuir, J1.00. rcirulnr. prlco $1.50 Notice. . tcn(s__Advcrtlsonicnt. Tnko adynnliiKO at out enay to I'hono 1)08.—Advertjtanlont, special shampoo and they will bo re- hottj noxt Wednesday night. Tick also chnmolnucde, J1.00; silk hoi A dmdy now lino of tup coals, borrow and unny pnymo". plan If suits, hntu nnd furnl»hlngi and; boya," , turned as clonn and bright at when etn nt Hylln & SOIK'H or nt Clnyton lory, all slindoa, f 1.00 n pair, value you nood money. Wo shnll bo.glnd suits for nprliiR and summer w««jf now,' Laon'a for clomilnic and dtf ltn, hats and furnlthlngn niul boys' Branch Avenue.' , Ta Purchase Your Piano & MUKCO'B store' Tlioy'ro limited $1,25.. All morchandUa suits • for ejitlna ami summer wear Woodbrook lots, %iM to $1,000 to servo you, tnventmsui & Uoulty ut the J, M. l^kUUtrt RMhjiU* 'ing.: Main offloo anil plant KCTO no not buty, boy*. Here'*, whn' fror.i,A. II. Dlrlmu mohni tha u Clothes. Shop, lini.,,i?B Wort Vttni tend.—AdVcrtlicmcnt,., at,tho J. M. Finkolntoln Rochester nox-OD foot. Mapn. , Frank A Corp., box l!07,*vtod Hank, or our most economy and -UntliiK «ntl"fa< lh Sh White stroot, Rod Unnk, phono 1045 you'll get to cat. Cirnpa fruit, gron- ntlornqyui Roilly, Qulnn & .Parsons ntrcot. Red llnnk.—Adv'rtliamint-, - or 734,—Aclvortlncr-cnt, ndlnc, radishes, plckloa. olive") BOA ClathoB Shop, Inc., la Woat Front Morohousi', phono 1500, Rod Bank tion, Bhowroom, DDnnnmomn l pUcap , Real Eitate SaUiman WanUd, street, Rod Bank.—Advcrtlaomonl.. —Advortlsomont. Rcil Hank.—AdvortlBoment. phono Via, Kail Dnnk. food pattlca a In Nowbursh, ron»t Opportunity for it young m«n to Adyortloo Rails! duckUliff with itruulnjt, appio sauce inolit. ., . Radio! connect with prononlv* ao« thoro ' ' '• ' Oc Sal* Typewriter Headquarters. Sed's Home-Made Candies. Lot Bob Jolinion «olr« yo Authorlr.oiV dealer fo? Girod mnnliod potntocs, n«[inrn(ru> wltl renl ettnto organIzntfon. No nrovl ntnrU Snturdny, Doiit niltn thin Typowrllo'ri ranto.ii, ' bought nn Wo will enrry n full lino of homo- ' For Your Convenience problonit for you. Mo Boiillli, DoKofrost and Furrnni «r«im iinuca, lollueo nnd tomato oua oxiiarlonco liccoinary, Wrlti imnuol event of oum—sot our. cir- mild, Trubln'H, D8 Droad ntreoC.Ko innilo Inllk chocolnto Eniitor immtlon Opou tivcnlnw, Monday, Thurt- rfli> Conic', Second Nil Oodloy product*. Mulimouth Ha- inlail, Ico cream, enko ami Hex 18o, Koainburjf, N. Ji—-Atlvor cular. Prown-,Cou|)cr compnny, 47 linlik.—Ailvortlaomoiit. ; nml liunuimniln vnnlllft. niul coconnul dny nml HntunLy, -Oldiinobllo, IS building, l)ro«d itrwv ojo Barvlca, Second National Dunk —Advcrtlnomont, tUtmont.' ••• • •• lifoad utroot, tlio now C and 11) cent A MuninotitM h Htrcoll, ReRd Mevhnnlo utrcot, llsnk.—Ad- Phono 1184,«, bulMllitf, Brond «tr«fnt, n«d Bank, i «i» ,i • • utoro^Advottlaeniout, Radio Supplies. llliaiilc.—Aitvartlaomor.tl tlt . vcrtlitonionU Phoha Ii84, B. S. Jolin;i6n,' proprlo- . Victor NI|M at Tusllng'n. . „"•»• Your 8lio«a Rebuilt •orAdvBrtlienunt ! Wednesday night l« nlio Victor A. V. (IroBory, JO. White, ulroet Violin In.lruellom. unt at Mowly'i, then bo ablo to furco , Exeepllanal Und Car fiargalnt. Red Bank,—Advortlsbmont. '3«i»s*roman 'Wanted.' lllaht at TuntlnoV. . V ntroimpVlc- youy r font.fot . Moody'My** oncoce mnnti AH makes, nil prlccn. Blon In Kxporloiiood l.i 'Indies' nml ilavo opening! for ' Mlien MMftaa* L- mas.. . tar r«corUmit>Umity plllnpnallliin, KO Prof. Anncio, Tnquif Jr*. fimw, 10 WhfU lU-aat, Mqnmoulh wt»tf Hod Hank, Open ator or aludlo, 47 p«lr Blion, «o Mcclianlc tt K 8ycW«, phono lUu jjnnlt lliUO . Jtouloter'i Want UipnUiuonl will , (loldbcrif'nlldb' , gl) IlrunIldd itroot, muWAUtit Auiutlwoiiit v' und U lot TuU^wiAllluUuiIUUtlU^J a, BED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17,1926. ro?. SALS PXASONACLS. IN THE NICK OF TIME. ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC CLUB. Fury Raappcintad, - 'lcsu> IJIJ mulca. harness and h.o form ;THEY. WILL TRY AGAIN GOODBYE TO BASKETBALL DEATH OF A YOUNG WIPE. Jamet Fury, an Asbury Faik real WANT ADVERTISEMENTS wagons,, Kcansb'jrg Trucklag Co., Kcqni- Fortunate Discover? Preyrenta D»- Mlddletown Democrat! Are Now , MBK WANTED AT ONfHT turg. N, J. Organized in Every DUttict. estate dealer, was rcappointcd a •traction of Eatontown, House. CURTAIN KINGS DOWN ON IN MRS. THOMAS M. . GOPSILL member of the Monmouth county ' Apply to Desn * Co.. tittle Oliver. N. J. HOUSC FOA RENT. * BANK ICE YACHTSMEN Mechanics who were employed in The Democrats of River Plaza, }: -. FORD TRUCK WANTED.- Halt o( double- house ^llh Improvement!, DOOR CAME. Everett and iincroft, comprising DIED IN THE SOUTH* tax board on Monday by Governor Must he chcip. Address Box 817. ricd fply at in Slcchnole street, phone Red STJLL AFTER THAT TROPHY, remodeling William I Conover's Moore. H.e was apptnted first in lien*. house at Eatontown, 'on the Tinton the fifth or southern district of Mid- Har Death Occurred it Summer- SCHOOLBOY WISHES POSITION Conteals Amonr Central Jersey 1020 by Governor Edwards and in DAY'S WORK WANTED. Plant Already Mado for Wresting dletown township, last night organ- 1 after school und on Baturdsr. Can drive Falls road,'kindled a fire in.a stove Schools Ended Saturday Ni«ht villa, South Carolina, Where Sha " •» « W»ii«n ulsoe, phone Ml-K, Ford csr snd hsi license. Telephone Red Ik* Championship Pennant from ized a political club. The Demo- Had. Baaq Spending tha Winter 1953 by Governor Silzcr. The of- Lang Branch Naxt Season—At in. the building last week. A few with New Brunswick and Prince fice carries a salary ot $1,800 a Hank 405-M. ( crats now have a club in each of the •with Her Parents. WHITE HUME YYANTEK hours later soma electricians raised ton tha Victors. year., As tho expiration ot Mr. FIS SALE. , Least Tin* New Boali. a floor board'to place a wire and township districts and they state >i Piano in fine condition, dishes, cooklaf The Red Bank high., school's bas- thaWheir next move will be to -fed- Mrs. Myra Gopsill, wife of Coun- Fury's term approached several utensils, laco curtains, ttuby .Hoover . The unsuccessful attempt of the they noticed that the woodwork near cilman Thomas M. Gopsill of Hud- %s"HOMEsiS ' " cleaner and lamps; must be told. Fhone HoTlh Shrewsbury iceboat and yacht ketball team, which made an excel- erate the elubi. They expect to were mentioned as being after the Severs! nloo Red Bank 1467. the chimney was on fire. The elec- lent showing- the past season arid son avenue, died Monday at Sum- job. Chief among them were Frank led Bank SDR. club to wrest the championship tricians quickly put the flames out place a full ticket in the field -a"t LOST. pennant of America from the. Lone started' off in tho lntetscholastio the coming election and to make a mcrville, South Carolina, where she L. TenBroeck, who ran-Jpr the as- STENOGRAPHER AND Pair of tortolsi shell glasses Monday and the damage done was trifling. tournament by defeating; (he strong had been spending; the wlnlerwith etsnlng, vicinity Red Bsnk. Please re. Branch iceboat and yacht club this great scrap to wrest c-ntiol ot the cmbly last year, and Frederick turn to Hudson House, Red Bank, 181 past winter has spurred the members South River team, went to pieces in township from the Republican politi- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Reichey, borough clerk of Bradley ' MAN WAITED " Hudson avenue. tho semi-finals last Friday wght VanKeuren, Mr. Gopsill went to Jo dl* garden. W. W. Taylor, 41 Heck of the Red Bank club into renewed cal machine which ha- controlled Beach. ' less place. lied Bank. IOT FOR SALE. with Princeton high school and lost Summervillc several weeks ago. Jtev, On Center street, peabrltht, N. ,T. activity with early plans for the BASEBALL SEASON NIGH. that municipality many years. •,. 'HORSB WAITED .'. by a score of 19 to 14. The first 1 Cheap.' Inquire John E. Howlsnd, 115,, 'coming' season. If these plans all The. oncers :of. the new club are, John Muyjkens', Jr,( pastor; of. the B!» Klan Meeting ToJay. ?,) "!? °P ««rmrst-is CMb. price. Cwr avenue, Keaniburi, N. J. Telephone halt.ended wih-the score 6 to 5 in lddletown 278-F-il!. ' f! { flaatiire it is likely that at loast HIGH SCHOOL TO» HAVE A WillianvB. Hurley of Lincroft pres- ProsbytBriari church, was notified "of Fifteen hundred members of the Kesnsbuirff. 108; " three new boats will be added to the favor; of Red Bank, although all ident, Benjamin H. Crate, Jr., of the deathot Mrs. Gopsill Monday Ku Klux Klan from all parts of the RANGE FOR 3A1,E: DODGE-ROADSTER FOR SALE. ;•'.--• TEAM OF VETERANS. of Bed Bank's points were made Thatcher combfnstlon' rante for tale. yoed tires and uood rneehinlcslly...'Can club's "fleet with which the club River Plaza vice president, George night. He was also 'directed to state will gather at Elkwood p^rk Jhonc 1068. Red- Dank. he seen at p. A. Johnson ft Co.'s, 17 fir- "rom the foul line. Thompson ot Lincroft treasurer notify Albert W. Wordon,' Jr., the chute street. Red B«nk,. between S;00 A, hopes to ba able to get. boats that Only One Player Lost by Gradua- today and observe St Patrick's day 1 TfiEES'-FOR SALE.-.. ,'- 7~ Bed Bank's victory over South and Charles Kelly of. Kverett secre- undertaker. The' body of Mr». Gop- Two. flne lawn trees for.sale. Apply at M. and 8 HO P. M; •will be superior to the Long Branch tion Lilt Year..—Seaion to Open by making ia .separate realm of the it Sunset avenue. Red flank. defenders. . i River the week befors made, the tary. George Kaney and Edwin sill is being brought home and it New Jersey, klans with Arthur H. , FOR SALE IN ^EATONTOWN.' .-.••-.; April 9th—Track Team Limber- home team the favorite in the con- JLAYINd PLYMOUTH ROCK Uui)& night in town: ten rooms' and to.tr.-, tss,- Materialhas already been ordered ing Up (or a Bu»y Season. H. Brasch of River Plaza and John will arrive at Red Bank this after- Bell 'as its .head. Some' of the na- for sale. Mrs. O. J. Warden; LlttU Bllver, cltr, Trater; lot 7»«l«0 teot; price 14,000.' test with Princeton. Dopesters an- Connors of Lincroft were elected noon. The funeral arrangements N. J. Phone 851-R, lied Bar.lt. Apply . R»y, H. sttltmin. State Hllhwsy, tional Readers of the Klan will take Batontown, N, J, • • ., ». .' ,;; •/ ' for new boats of racing type, one There is baseball talk in the air ticipated that Bed Bank would win , YOUNO BOY WANTED ,„ . SUS.'iiSXSLjSiJ' • •.• -'• • - / -to be built for Ira Crouse and the delegates to the Middletown town- will be completed today." partJh.the exercises. •',- •''. .. RECTOR, PLACE HOVSE FOR" RBNTV at Red Bank high school. With the y a good margin. These same ship Federated Democratic clubs. to drive a car and work'In itors. Gold- other for Reuben 'White. The tin* Mrs. Gopsill had been in poor :,'• ,. ' •—I—''<•;» "; ' '• ' ' berg'a._28-Broad street; Bed Bank: Furnished or unfurnished! for the sum- approach of spring the school ath- •rognosticators had it figured out mer or will los.se by the year, Six rooms' her for these new boats, will come health for some time. Her parents Eatontown Perional). ; XONTRACT1N6 AND ORADlNQ. ' letes atg turning their attention ;hat South River would v.in easily occupy one of the apartments- in Fill dirt, day and eu»t travel. H. Paul throngh from the West direct and from the baeketball court to the Wchardlon. South Eatontcmn. K. J- ver Red Sank. Th.e home team MAYOR WHITE EXPLAINS. Adelaide court at the corner of Mrs. Frederjok Baden .has re- ', POULTRY FARM FOR SALE. -1 • will be* of selected material, Both diamond. Red Bank will be repre- turned from a visit with relatives at HOUSE-FOR RENT. . boats •will be built in Bed Bank and ihowed anything but championship Broad street and Leroy place. They Part of house oii Tower Hill avenue. Five acres, chicken houses and other sented this season'by a very strong 'orm while Princeton ployed a nice, He Tails Why Monmouth Street Newark. • :. • :.<*•• . .-: Inoulre at 24 Irving glace, Bed Bank. outbuildings* eight room house, one end will be constructed along lines sim- Question is Bains; Hold Up. have been spending their winter* in one quarter miles from Heslet. t. O, team. It will be a combination of :teady game. South Carolina and Mrs. GopaiU Mrs. Alice Dickey, has been kept WHITE MAN WOULD'UKB WftrVK Welgsnd. Hstlet, M.M.' ' ilar to the present jib and gaff main- veterans. Only one player has been Mayor William' H. R. White of indoors with measles. around or on private place Tor:sunimor. sail type of the other -Bed Bank Princeton harl^ the edge on Red went with them/this year in hopes Address Private; Place, drawer M. %ei WOMAN WANTED. •:;•<;• :',- lost from last year's nine by gradu- Red Bank stated yesterday in talk- Bank-. Middle aged. woman . to care for three.:-. boats. Bank 1iT all departments of/the of improving her health. Her rfon- • Card of ThanW. \ ehl|dren before .and .after school) good., ation. Coach George Lovett is op- game. Time art% again Red Bank ing about the proposed Monmouth lition grew' worse' a short time ago STENOGRAPHER WISHES POSITION." home for, interested party* .Call -at 41 George W. Bray will have Edward timistic and is looking forward to a street improvements that the reason Mr. and Mrs. Crofford C. Haynes -j Apply to Btenogribher, drawer M. Bed Spring etteet. Red iBank.' ' '••'•> i ,, : tried to break through Princeton's and Mr. Gopsill was sent for. .lie- Bank. •••-,.;' '. .. -..,.- Willis of the Red Bank yachtworks season of victories. He expects to why the mattor was deferred Mon- ot West New York:, New Jersey, the uHOUSE FOR SALE,.'._ - consffiict for him a new craft which lefense and failed. Red Bank day night was'because the town offi- sides her husband and parents she parents of Russel Croflord Haynes, FRESH HOME-MADE CANDIES Nice homo in. Eatonfcpwn, in townf^flre'. find some good material in the ;ither had to make hasty shots near leaves a young daughter Patricia. and Mr. and Mrs.-William A. Haynes at Sed's, 42-A Monmouth street, IIoil room house and crarsge, on bus Has; frood will be ready for next year's racing. batch o£ ne\v candidates to add to cials want'to get the views of the Bank.--'-.'- -,- : : - ..-.-'-.• street; 12,000, T. Elwood Snyder, phone the basket or shoot from the mid- Mr. Gopsill is chairman of the po- of Oceanport, New Jersey, the CUO-n, Eatontown, N. J. • ' •-.':• The. boat should prove a winner as his squad o£ veterans. people. At a meeting two weeks TWO NICELY~FURNISHED. ROOJM Mr. Willis's reputation as an Ice- dle of the court. Only three field ago property owners on the eastern lice committee of , the Red Bank grandparents, desire to thank their eultabla for light hoirsekoelhs; no children.' FURNITURE, FOR SALE. T boat builder has been proven by The baseball schedule for 1026 goals were made hy Red Bank in iouncil. . many friends vho have been so so- S5 Esit. Front str»«t, Bed Bank, One oak dining room. suite. Including ' is as follows: £ end of the street favored leaving licitous during the illness of their round top table; eold In set or separately; ' the Imp and Drub, two of the fast- the entire game. Ever, at shooting ;hat part of the street as it is and IIOT BED SASH FOR SALE. also sovctal other pieces of furniture for" April 8—Pending. - .,;&. son and grandson, and who have SUo Sxl feot. William H. Elliott.'52 sale. Phone Red Bsnk 1516-M. " «»t third class' ice yachts in the Eouls Red Bank could not drop the iroperty owners on the western end DEATH FROM APOPLEXY. MoLaren street, r.ed Bank. Phone 7C2-J. April 15—Westfleld, iwu." jail in the basket. , shown- such' comforting considera- BUNGALOW FOR RENT. -, East. Both boats were designed by April 20—Leonardo, away. f the street favored widening that tion during their trying days. They GENERAL HOUSEWORK WANTED. Five room bungalow, all tmprovenients. Mr. "Willis and he,supervised the The home team had enough Mn. Robert Holston of West Bar- Git! wishes genersl housework in small April 23—Freehold, away. > part of the street. Mayor White- also acknowledge with deep, and family; oi dish washer. Call Red Bank corner Main road and Battln road, Fair. building of them. April 28—Lone Branch, home. :hances froly the foul line to Win gen Place Died in Her 34th Year. Haven.. For-particulars'tnqutra' Mrs.' !>.' stated that since '.hat meeting jnany sincere appreciation the sympathy 9«8-l. -•-.-• •"'-•• April SO—Keyport, away. ;he game, At one time while a Mrs. Mary Holston of West Ber- : W, Heveli; phone Red Bank 622-Wt' :-• Mr. Bray's yacht Daisy which had May 4—Aslury Park, away. property owners on. the western, end extended' to them by their many PLOWING DONE BUNGALOW FOR SALE. eight straight -wins to her raedit win- May 7—-Leonardo, home. 'rinceton man was shooting a foul a have changed their minds and are gen place, widow of Robert Hols- friends in their hour .of bereave- irfth trsetor at reasonable price: males ar- Nearly new. live rooms, bsth, restricted Red Bank player walked under the ton, died suddenly of apoplexy ment.—Advertisement. ~~~"", : """•'rangement. s now. Address Boi 842, Bed location, ncsr river; price S4,B50; tiOD ter before last will come out ne^ 'May "12—Neptune, borne. ^!H3 now opposed to making the street Bank. io^n, bslanee a> you_tay rent.—TV.-A." — I May 14—Long Branch, away. JVjMj ' asket To do so is in violation of Monday at the"age of' 33 years. year with changes which yrill wider, The mayor stated that 1 EXPERIENCED.O1BL WANTED ~ Dlsyton, phone 652-W, Hcd Bank. May. 18—Lake-wood, away. IjJ* -Card of ThanlS. '^ '"• to work in the Bed Bank' Candy Kitchen. strengthen her and make her more May 22—Wcstflcld, away. ' LW ;he rules. The ball diij' not jgo in nothing would-be -done until"the' She was born in South Carolina . APARTMENT. FOR RENT iut- Princeton was" given' another views of all interested parties had and had lived at Red Bank fifteen We wish, to take this, means ot Apply ItcA Bank Candy Kitchen, CB Broad . Apartment of four roptns, Improvements;, lively.- The Daisy made an .'jexcep- -May 25—Asbury rorkrhorne. •"}""„•.•''" street. Bed Bank. very good location; $3Z per'month; Imme- ionally fiha slowing in the first race May 28—Pending. |r ihot and on the second. try the been learned. ,^ years. He» husband, who was a thanking those who assisted and of- fered their, sincere sympathy and COOK WANTS WORK. r " diate possession. Apply Jomcs A,, Curley, of tho series between the Red Bank June. 2—Pending. ? layer made the basket On another world war (veteran, died about a lSxparlenoed colored womsn wishes place real estate, 6 Elm place, phone n4B«'W. and Long Branch clubs this past June 4—Keyport, home. cession when'Red Bank had two year ago. Mrs, Holston leaves two condolences in ,our recent bereave- as cook. Apply 26 Willow street, phone CABIN CRUISER FOR SALE. AUTO ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT. ment, i .'..-.. Bed Bank 1778-lt. • ,• , , " ." ; •winter but did not sail true to her Baseball is not the "Whole show" shots from the fqul line the shooter sons, Earl and Clark Holston. Also In good condition. 28. feet long, 7 foot, Jeannette Rotolo, , FURNISHED ROOMS. 6 Inch beam, 14 h. p. Lsthrop 4-cycte en- farm .fa the other two races. Mr. t the high school." The track and did riot take his time to make the Harold Hancock of Red Bank May surviving are two sisters and two With or without light housekeeping gine; 1800, Can be seen at Dlckman's Nicholas Rotolo,' Boat Works, "Whart evenue,-Red Bank. Bray's changes will eliminate certain field squad is on the job and is at- shots but threw the ball quickly and Have a Fractured Skull. brothers, they being Mrs. Rose ' ; Joseph Rotolo, privileges. Its Monmoulh itittt, Bed features'which at present tend 'to tracting a great deal of attention. n d careless manner, and he failed Danford of Red Bank, Jerry Per- Bank. Phone J2«-J. NEW • HOUSE FOR. SALE. Harold Hancock of 163 East "Ignazla Rotolo. HOUSE FOR RENT. Six cozy rooms, modern imprbvetaents; make her a bit unreliable. Red Bank's victory in the county :o net. the ball on both attempts. Front street, Red Bank, is at the rnanter of Philadelphia and Mrs, —Advertisement. ..-'• ' Sue rooms, all improvements; on West- nreplsce.. sun porch and garage; good I07 meet last year, has . boosted the side avenue, • H. F. Massey, Mlddletown, cation; terms.'' D. W.. llartln, agent, .40 , Thomas Irving Brown's new hol- In passing tha ball Eed Bank did ig Branch hospital with injuries Isabelle Jessie and James Perman- East Front street; Red Bank, phone I1I8.. stock of track and field sports at Card of Thanka. . M. J..P. Ot Box 166.'--• low keel yacht Phantom was not ot use the. overhead route but received in an automobile accident ter of Detroit. The funeral will be POOKETBOOK LOST. ;he high school and Red' Bank bids We wish to thank the Relief and BOY WANTS WORK. , "v given any thorough test the past made the passby bouncing the ball last night. It is feared that his held at two o'clock tomorrow af- High school boy -would like work alter Pocketbook containing, automohlle '11-' 'air to regain the prestige hold' on the floor. Most of the time the ternoon at Calvary Baptist church Union fire companies of Red Bank, school and Saturdays, Apply at 107 Lin- censes and sum of money, Reward, Find- season owing to her not having any; skull is fractured and that he ia in- and- especially thank the Headden's deii place, Bed Bank. : -..-'- ec please rcLyrn to Mrs. "William A. Sny- wsgular crew. This boat was sailed years ago when records were sail bounced into the hands oJ a jured internally, .but until an X-ray and will bo in charge of Rev. James dcr, 10 Sprrac street, .Red Bank, phone smashed by John J. Quinn, Leon Corner firo company, all neighbors MAN WANTED .*•• • in three noes rfhd ahe showed great 'rinceton player. examination is made the extent of W. lee. The burial will bo made and friends whoi so promptly, as- to assist with gardening on private place. 1780. , epeed in the drive off and in wind- Reussille and James Fortune. Shortly after the third period at White Ridge cemetery. "'." Mrs; Wilson Smith, Llttlo Sllvei* Point, • " MONEY TO LOAN. \. 1 '••" his injuries will not bo known sisted-us in any way at bur fire. phone Bod Hank 1533. • •I h-vo three-thousand dollira 'to plac» wwd |work, 8h« will have a regu- Chester deGarve is captain of the itarted Princeton-dropped in two The accident occurred on the • Mr. and Mrs. Walter1 Patterson. on first jnortnaco on lied Sank property L ' APARTMENT FOR RENT. Ia» etewiiHrt season anrL'wiH be'a track team this.;year. He and John eld goals and a foul and gained a state, highway near Oliver A. Hol- —Advertisement. Four room apartment, bath end all im- worth double thflt-amount; prlvate-rnoney. - Swecl are polo vaulters. In the DIED JN HER 63d YEAR. provements. Apply H. IJbovsky, 137 Mon. no commission. 116 Hording road, Red , can$end« in tha club's events. The 'our-poinfc lead. Red Bank came Bank. ' ' ••,•.'••.' ton's zoological park while Mr. - Card of Thanki. mouth street. Roil Bsnk. • Phantom U A Hudson river type sprints Red Bank will have Edward jack with a spurt and dropped in Hancock was filling, his automobile Mra. Jacob Rogen oE Mechanic teddy, who can go the century We wish fo. thank all out neigh- HOUSE FOR RENT. • FOR- RENT FURNISHED, craft) TrHli a> ,wlder spread than the ;two. field goals within a minute, with gasoline at a service station. (Street Died Lait Saturday. bors and friends for all their kind- At 62 Oakland street; Rlx rooms, part , Single and double rooms, every modern' Red Bank front? and with » longer dash in 10 and 2-5 seconds, and making the score 10-10. It looked imrovements. Inquire.of G. T: Xuhl;.6l Improvement; newly -furnishea '.for light He was struck by a car driven by Mrs. Louise Rogers, wifo of ness shown toward us at the death Bftctor place.- Red Bank. :. '. : ' housekcolng: wnrm House;Jo.quiet people.- leel, Sh« carries an exceptionally George Taylor, who established a as though Red Bank had hit its' Andreas Wolf of Leighton avenue, of my husband and father. _\_ rc.ionnblf. 46 Meehanlo street, Red l«rg« malniail with only a small jib lew record in the-220-yard dash acob Rogers of Mechanic street, -- v- FURNITURE" FOR SALE. Bank. • tride and would show something:. Bed Bank. Both cars were badly died from a • complication of "dis- Mrs. Charles M. "Walling and Tables, chairs, brass beds; quart and' pink kd a. steadying sail. ast year. James Curley will carry he home team tried' to' keep up the family. Mason jnrsi jelly glaascsi piano, tQ6 NINE STATE HIGHWAY LOTS, »3,000. damaged. Mr. Wolf was cut on. his eases last Saturday at the age of Branch avenue. Red Bank. . i On cast aide of hlghwsy, near Zoological Mr... Brown's yacht Say "When, ;he Red Bank colors in the long din-, good work but Princeton' canio back —Advertisement. , . Park e.t Mldtllctown; good business, site; face, but^he was not seriously hurt. 62 years. She' had been in poor BOY WANTED. 7. 1 •wWctt ,wa» hosed, out for tha sea- Inc'o events and in tho high jump- with two more field goals. A foul terms.- Klvo per cent discount for' cash. health the past six months. For a Card of Thanks.-! Boy, wanted; must bo sixteen years or Lee Mortis, 30 Tower Hill avenue. Red son^ trophy by Benjamin. I. At- ing line Red Bank has two good was called on Red Bank just as the tiver.' Apply at once. Btraus Company, ; : DROPPED DEACON STREET. number of years Mr, and Mrs. I am deeply grateful to. all my 8G Broad street,' Red Bank, .-Bank.-;----. - ' ------'.' ••-"• - •water'a new Marconi Tigged Pet by athletes in Edwin Hubbard and game ended. The shot vfas made BUNGALOW FOR RENT • six points, will come out next-year Walter Brannin. with the court in possession of John Slubbo, Sr., of Rumson a Vic- Rogers conducted a fruit store on friends for their kindness and sym-, SEED SWEET POTATOES. . i on Monroo avenue, near Shrewsbury datay; Broad streotv They gave up tho pathy in my hour of bereavement: About A'prlT • 1st, certified seed from nice neighborhood? .-nve rooms,, running with a new Eatsey ijg lor lighter rinceton rooters, who were cheer- tim of Heart Disease. Vineland, N. J.: red or yellow, Bacigalupi* water In kitchen; Apply Mrs. Robert O. A track meet will be held at Red business about fifteen" years ago. I am especially thankful to Rev. Bros., phdne 615. Hed Bank^ ^ airs. The Say Wien has the dis- Bank May 11th with Red Bank, ing and cutting up capers in cele- John Stubbe, Sr., of Rumson, Dykema and Harvey Bedle/ Hance,, 101 Riverside nvcnue, Red Bank. tinction of being the only boat in Mrs. Rogers leaves two sisters, 1 . FOR SALE. Phono 582-J. " 1 Lakewood and Westfield participat- r'ation of the victory. dropped- dead laBt Saturday on the Mrs. Mary Cclla of Lakewood nnd John Morris and Family. A 1026 Bulck sedan,' fully, equipped: - HOUSE FOR SALE.. ^^^ the North Shrewsbury club to have —Advertisement. like brandVne'w; run only e.OOO mlleBt will ing. Red Bank will take part in the South Arnboy defeated Leonardo sidewalk near, his home on Lafay- Mrs. Annie Poggi of Hoboken, and House oh' Lsf#,'cUe street,. Rumson'S won the club's trophy five consecu- :ounty track meet on May 21st and igh school Friday night in a ette street. His death was due to sacrlllce. Call Red Bank lSDlj I seve'n roomg. sun,psrlor; all imprbvemehts. tive season!!. The-Say When was five brothers, who live at Hoboken. IN MEMORIAM. , BU1CK COUPE AND F"ORB COUPE. Wonderful burjniii. The real estate agent, n the state meet June. 5th. The >iard fought battle. Tho scorb was heart disease. Mr. Stubbe^was born The funeral was held this morning In ^ati and laving memory of mr dearlr •A' 84-48 blaster Six Bulck coupe and a James E. Bolle, Lafayette street, pbone built ahddesigned by the late Ash- 31 to 17, but the result of the game beloved mother, wbo departed thli life 1925 Ford coupe for sale. Msurlee Rumson J46-W. ' ' iatter will be held at New Bruns- in Germany 69 years ago. *" He came at Hoboken and the burial will, be Schwartt, Bed Bank, phone'687. er Wardell of Branchport for-Henry wick. Red Bank will wind up the was in doubt until the last quarter. :o this country when ha wag a March 19th, 1017. . , 1 FOR SALE. Munro and sho is acknowledged by made at Holy !Name cemetery at When the evenlnr shades are gathering APARTMENT FOR RENT^ Young turkey gobbler for breeding;' air season with a meet against Asbury At, the end of the third period the young man.' He was a gardener that place. And I'm slttlnK here alone: Three room Apftrtmeht for rent; all Im so thrce-horee Oliver riding pluw and /those who are supposed to know as South Amboy lads led by three 'n my heart ther* coni«s a lonslnc—. provements, Inquire at 70 .Monmouth young farm horse. J. H. Taylor. Willow- Park on Juno 1st at Ecd Bank. and at one time was superintend- street or phone Red Bank 234-M. being the best all-round boat in any points, the score being 18 to 15. mt of the John D. Rockefeller If you o,nly -vfould com* home. brook Farm, Everett road, phone Middle- kind of weather in the combined FRANK McGUIRE DEAD. Days of sadness, still-come Qver me, - - RANGE FOR SALE. town 1818-F-2. • . They ran wild in the last period, place near Lakewood. He leaves Hidden tear! do often flow; One, Sterling range No. 9, in excellent SERVICE STATION FOR RENT. fleets o£ the Nortn~ and South .OCAL BOXER MAKING GOOD. making thirteen points while Leon- He Had Been Janitor of the Elmer Memory, keepc you, dear Mother, neir trie .onditlon. Can be seen at F. S. Weeks. Located on Oceanport avenue, opposliM two sons, John Stubbe, Jr., of Fair Colt's M«ck. N. J. Phone 349-P-2. . Shrewsbury river clubs. ardo scored only two points. Simp- Haven, and Lester Stubbe of Oak- Building Seventeen Yean. Though you died nine yesrs »«ro. Elkwood Park, fully equipped; nil hew Frank Buchanan is Making Big U you could only be on earth afialn NEW, BUNGALOW FOR RENT. equipment. With all accommodations, rest Strides in the Ring Game. son and Hanson made fourteen hurst. The latter is chief of the Frank McGuiro of Shrewsbury Or your sweet face I could see, Six rooms and bath; Inquire at Harring- rooms, water, electricity, etc. Phone Long points for the Middletourn lads. My heart would not bs sad today ton's service station near Headden's Cor* Branch 53Q.W. . . ANCIENT BEACON DECKED UP. Frank Buchanan ol Eumson is Oakhurst fire department The fu- avenue, who ha4 been janitor of ner, State highway. Hlddlolown. N. J. New Brunswick high school won neral was held yesterday afternoon it you could only be with me. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Conover Lighthouse at Leonardo making good in the priza fighting the Eisner building on Broad street You are not forgotten, Alother desr. FOR SALE. Store for rent which hss been used ss ring. He recently defeated Peter the class,A championship of the at tho home of John Stubbe of Fair the past seventeen years, died of 'Never shall your memory fade, . r Team of bsy Korioe, set of. double hsr- SMOIIM ststlon and auto supply for ten Look! Spick and Span Again. \ Haven. Rev. Arthur A. McKay of And my thoughta^hAll always linger ness and hity rake. O. P. Warden. Littlo years; will be reedy for new occupant April TSWSrro of Jffayonne and Thomas Central Jersey group by defeating heart disease Sunday after a sick- Around the grave where, you are laid. Silver. N. J.. phone 9S1-B., Red Bank. 1st. Co.ll at 153 Monmoulh street, Dl- ':-' Two men from the government Jordan of Brooklyn and fought a Asbury Park high school last Satur- Rumson preached the sermon. The qess of three days. Mr. McGuire Fdndly loved and 'aadly missed by her > r A BARGAIN. Flore's Real cetato. ; station at Sandy HocU came across tan-round draw with George Le- day night by a score of 16 to 15. In burial was made at Glenwood ceme- •was born at Holmdel 62 years ago. 'daughter. Tlodge touring car and Essex Vour; will , FARM FOR SALE. . the bay on a boat to Leonardo on CliABtOTTE WALDHE1M. sell cheap. Mstthew Schueti. Upper Broad Small farm, six acres of ground and good igne, who boat Tommy Milligan n the class B finals Princeton defeat- tery. Mr. Stubbe was a member of He leaves a widow, Georgia H. Mc- street, opposite White road, Bed Bank, seven room house and bam; on State stone Monday and^spent the day painting short time a£o. Buchanan is a ed South Amboy by a score of 30 to the Eumson Presbyterian church. Guire, and a sistfer, Mrs, , Sarah RESOLUTIONS. / MORTGAGE MONEY WANTED—49,000 road and bus line; electric light and tele- WHEREAS, In the cities ol Pamle, Clif- phone; 14,600, terms. T, Elwood Snyder. old Conover beacon on that place. welterweight. He is nineteen years 19. ____^-^__ Watson of Newark. The funeral on improved property on highway, Eaton- phone glae-R. Eatontown. N. J. 1 " The severe winter, with its heavy ton and Garneld, tbere has existed a town. A good loan. Apply Ray H. Still- ; old and was born at Rumson. He MRS. D. A. CLAYTON DEAD. will be held at two o'clock this strike for tha past six .or aeven weeks man. State Highway, Estontown. W. 'J. FOR RENT. snows and thick ice, had made the KNIGHTS DEFEAT ELKS. afternoon at the house and will be between tha -several thousand workers Dlcely furnished front bedroom with ad- has been in the boxing game sev- and mill owners in said municipalities, EGGS FOR HATCHING. joining kitchenette for business lady, or ancient beacon look rather shabby, eral years and has appeared in Mother of Red Bankers Died Sud- conducted by Kev. William M. Rhode Island Reds, 6 cents esch; also Red Bank Lodges Meet on the Al- | de-nly at Her Hemo at Silverton. ' and , Rhode Island Red rooster; for sale, J, C. couple, Also garage; near railroad station but it was spick and span when the bouts at Red Bank and Long Langford and Rev. R. C. C. Jones. WHEREAS, the members of the police de- Warden. 149 Meehsnls street. Red Bsnk. and all bus Jlnes. Apply 196 Bridge ave- . government men got through with leys Monday Night. Mrs. D. A. Clayton, mother o{ partments of Fatsale. Clifton and Oar. nue or telephone BSfl-R Red Bank. Branch. It was only a short timo The burial will be made at White field have been engaged, in'thfi perform- LADY DESIRES to fee. a paying tiucst with smsU adult EUCHRE FARTV their job. They painted the build- ago, however, that Buchanan Teams representing the Red Willis A. and Russell Clayton of Kidge cemetery^ ance of tVelr duties, aa police oncers, for the benefit of the Psrent-Teschers' As- in the hsisrdoui duties of maintaining family In modern home, In or near Red ing a bright red, orange and white. started out after big game. Bank lodges of. Knights of Colum- Red Bank, died recently at her Bank. Address L. T>, drawer M. Tied Bsnk. sociation of. St. James's church Wednesday The house en tho property which' home at Silvorton. 3ho was 8" peace and order in such munclpalltlw, ctcnlni. Msrch 24th, at the horns of Mrs. Mickey Walker, the welterweight bus and Elks rolled a match of LEONARDO'S LOSS. and FOR 5ALET Fred Pranels, 11« Ltonaril street. Bed was formerly occupied by the liglit- three games Monday night on the years old and while »he had been WHEREAS, ths police officers of laid po- Houss of six rooms, water, eleotrla and Bank. Qood prises. Hefreshtnente. champion, who lives at Kumtpn, is in failing health for some time her lice departments, In their endeavors to heat; one acre of ground. Owner f/oinc liouso keeper was bought last sum- bowling alleys. The Charlei Patterion of that Place enforce the lew, maintain peace and pro- . LOT FOR SALE. responsible,in a large measure for away, will sacrifice. Phone 40B, Bed Bank. A fine lot on.the north side of Bergen mer by the Leonardo Civic Inter- Knights took the first two death came suddenly and was a Paned Away Laif Thursday. tect the property of tha eltlxena of these DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE Buchanan's rise in tho ring. When cities, have been unjustly censured and place between South street and Branch ests association and :t has been con- but lost the third game due to the {Treat shock to her many friends and Charles Patterson, a resident of or rent; elso farms, of all descriptions. avenue, size 60x165; price »2,J60 ta a, Walker moved to Rumson he took criticised because of their efforts, la All forms of Insurance.' John DIFlofe, verted into a clubhouse. The bea- ixceptionally strong gamfs of Peter acquaintances. For sixty, years sho Leonardo for ten years, died early that behalf, and quick buyer. Inquire of the owner, IT* a liking to Buchanan and showed reel estate, 1» Monmouth street, Rea Brsneh avenue, phone Redysnk 1480. con is now operated by electricity J. Eichelc, exalted ruler of tho Rod was a member of the Silverton Thursday .rriorning at a Newark WHEREAS, the. police officers of Feusle, BanV. him a lot about tho fighting game. Methodist, church and was an active Clifton snd Garfleld, have no interest or ~ NEW HOUSE FOB SALE. ~ from another lighthouse at Chapel Bank Elks, who, although ho has private hospital, where he had been y Automobile At commendation from sports writers KNIGHTS. DIED IN HOSPITAL'. son was 48 years old. Ho is sur- Association Locals throughout New Jer- ity. Apply at The Rose Shop, 71 Broad containing two building anil loan books, tacks Owner. John Cotandrtclla .ion HI vived by his widow and by one son, eey, comprising a membership upwards street, opposite Uonmonth itrest, Red Christmas fund cards and drivers' llcensr. and fight fans who had never heard Brother of Red Bank People a Vic of ten thousand pollcetnsn ^as, by Its A dog owned by Michael McGar- Hay Sweeney .126 US 143 Robert1 Patterson. Tho funeral was Bsnk. • Finder kindly return same to M*. R. of the Rumson boy before.- These lliy Phlllipi .m 111 169 tim of Pleurisy. duly accredited representatives, mads a Klngsbury, SS west strsst, or phone Rsd ity of Shrewsbury was hit by an observers say that ho is of cham- hold Sunday afternoon at the home thorough Investigation ot the situation ENOJNE3 FOR SALE. : -. Bank 1>!8-W. KrsnV RHIly .in It5 Edmund A. Whalen of Brooklyn In Fassslc, CMtton and QarAeld, and Two- Plerce-Arrow 48 It. P. engines for automobile lnst Saturday. After pionship calibre. Buchanan is John nraieh 140 of Mr. Patterson'- sister, Mrs. WHEREAS, such investigation hu dis- sale. John E. Howland. 115 Csrr avenue, v HOUSE'FOR SAU OR rtENi*"'"" 1 running a couple of steps the dog young man of good habits nnd is 503 died Monday oil last week in a pri- Nichols of Newark. closed that the members of the ppilee Keanaburg, N. J. Telephone Kesnaburg From one to three acres of lend, fine vate hospital at that place after a departments- of Paasale, Clifton and 101. . ' - ' . location for ehlcken ferm, house newlr fell over and did not move. Mr. very popular. Ho represents the painted inside and out, ell,Improvements, week's sickness from pleurisy. He ji.Garneld, have suffered rooit unfair end TREES AND PRIVET FOR SALE. McGarity got a wheelbarrow and ELKS unlust criticism cf the manner In whleb situated on "White load, oft Brsneh ave. 'new type of fighters who ore spring DEATH OF POLICEMAN. KoTway msple trees ' snd ons-ysar-oid nue, Bed Bank. 8«s Alfred Griffiths, biw .Its 1:7 is survived by two sons, Dr. Herbert they have endeavored to perform their California trivet deorge Ivlne, Rumeon '• when ho reached the dog's side he ing up everywhere and nro elovat F.' Whalen and Edmund A. "Whalcn duties as aforesaid, and " 171, Beq Bank. r. J. Eithtit . John Lloyd Huha Died Saturday at road, neer tittle Silver, phone Red Bank yOH HENI FROM JUNY 1 noticed that t!in <1OR was sill' ing the. standard of the manly art. WJIEltBAS, ••!o{- ^ OASAOE FOR RENT. Write or phone for apolntmenu .O||J!1 still living. mouth street Kridny night of th'n town nswspspsrs who thrive on sensa- Roofing CompsnV, Atlantlo Highlands, N, Bjirncg-at, last week. He was scv- ago his condition became so bad he tionalism have b«n unjust and unlslr to Fire roof cement gsrsge tor vent 6n week under tlio direction of Frank FOLO GAMES. crjty years old and leaves three Meehanlo elreet. near Thro«kmorton ave. J,. phone CIO. , Divorce Granted, Pasion. Thn main ovent will bring w«« taken to Sarnnac. Mr. Hula« the,msmber> of (he police departments nue. B. Flnkelsteln, It Wesk Iront street. ConteiU at Armorr for Benefit a cljildrcn, Mrs. E. 0. Wethcrod and of esld sltles, which said police under* Red nsnk. al Kesnsburf. N. J.I eight roomi, with , Mm. C. Kathleen Scott linn boon logrtlior I'cte .Jnrvin of Rod Hank, Firtmen'i Memorial Fund. n 23 years old and besides his are themselves workers, not unlike ether bungalow et tnies rooms, on plot sOillDi George Asselln of Ktyport '»nd workers* with families and with a desire AUTOMOaiLK FOR SALE, , tail) furnlshaill summer rentsl |>60| near ferinUd a final dedrec of divorce world's middleweight champion Two polo matches, wore held las parents he leaves a widow and two for pease anil opportunity, 10it, then A 1IZI H. 0. SB. suburbssuburban •ulonioblllUlemobllas Mrs. W. H. Bailey of Belford. A junnlnsr order. Pflee bea«h and pltr, one bloek from Csrr ate- from her liushaml, Uobort J, Scott, nnd Mnrtln LudccVcr, the Euro- sitters. selei In coeil nu«. Kaeellent location for delicatessen or Friday night at the. Red Hank- step-son, Walter Austin of Koyport, DE'IT ntSOLVKD, That the New Jentr William fjl, lllnlslnisnn. Ruraton, nue, cseenenA locnuun i«r uviicamsvn or formerly of Red Bank. Mr«. Scot pean middle nnd light heavywclgUI armory for thn benifit of the fire also survival him. Burial wa Rtste ratrolmen'i/ nenevolsnt Asioclallon, ehni »oO slmilsf ouilii.sl. , 1'rko It.tOO. Would 1 Died Far Away from Home. •IK sepsretsir. ' Address Opportunity, la making lier homo with her par- champion, llolli men nre training men's war memorial fund. About mado In the Masonic cemetery a In meeting sesemnled. does aetebr eitUne lrawer.il, TUi 11.nV, alrcnuounly for thin bout. Th Mrs. Charles 'West of Mehcrln, U, ell of the members of the pollee desert, Furnished room with all Improvements) ent*; Mr, and Hit. Stanley TJIbrycli 1C0 penons wern prcnont and thn Dnrnegat. mints of the clllea of Vessels, ClUtweml single er douMe, orlval* j\ill», »«e Mask NURSIA^ WANTED Of Beabrlght. Miwktd Wonder of ltd Ilnnk wll' profits amounted ( about |30. Virginia, died yrttcrtlay at the OsrfleM. their full and unstinted suppott from llrosil street., ylbnuiri l e 4t.Unden 0 for the futthsr lulnllmsnt el their outUs laee, ItsA Dank. er yeiint gltl l» help with the thlldren, fnco Joe (iordanl. I.jniit, Bv»m duties for die v»testlmiBttVelUe t tk . j borouju h»H tomorrow night a Morrison, inl'i to b* a i'ou«ln of tr«nm won from n Newark team by u H*«i fUhw tQ9i •_._:•... ., •., • i 111 r i '• •• - Vive rooms, all Imrovamsnbi live win- Lulu Flrpo, will ilii.'li with Kcllcr- HI a charge of riiiordarly conduct. old. The body was brought to Wor- end pronrty of Us ehlie utw^wslk tnm Hallort 1 MB, Telephone <_ (>ilb» This r«mp •wan recently or. »coin of H In 2. Mutln wu prov'ld- FARM FOR IAIi X nofT. All the bout* will.ljct to Tim complaint •e»ln«t Mr. Doogli don's funeral home and prepared forty ««r«res.. mtvmMl b««( «rtlljht 1104, Red Bank. Ill West front stte.t, , * tranlitd 'by fipanlih-Amerlcnn WM rd by llio Crejctul(band «f.Eaton- finish. jprty w»a marie by Mn. Xl)llan 8 for huri»l. • The body will ha it (Wsnt sdtetlUsMeate eonunued «a n»«,t - vy«t«r»ni, town. ' ' 1 • " maomt. Roicbtrrv, to Mpherln lor burial. muMHt ITIH'I A<4HM ». diswir H, Red Bsik. RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH 17* 1926. rage bitteen

F&RNISHED ROOM. , APARTMENTS TO LET. . 1924 FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE. FOR SALE CHEAP. / GARDENER WANTS POSITION. ; FAMILY LAUNDRY WORK. POLICE OOQ9, With "all1 'lojprovonjcnU.• 60 Unita Apply within, lot Wallace street. Bad Excellent running order, price reason- Two-horae farm wagon, broad tread, ffrtt llcadvor working superlntendeht; mar- Fam.,7 wash, wet. not «ieetdln« Sft DobennAnd. Chawi, BoitoDi, AlWd.^ , WANT ADVERTISEMENTS, place. Bed-Bank. _ able. Can b* «en at (S Brincb «vepue, lasa condition; price %2h, Burdge St UUB- led, middle aged, no children | Is expcrl- pounds. It cenui ruuyb drj iraab. 6 «inta Vox T«rrl«ri, 8«tt*rt nail OrtAt 0MW*\ telephone Ited Dink 1868. >ell, Mechanic street and Globe Court, Rfd need under glaas and out of doori: wish per pound. Rough dry wash sod flat work Notad dom «t itud. Dogs boirdiU «n4 WANTED. 7 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY l (Contlnuid from pweedlrut Vlt'-l iionk. •••••/.• - Ituatlon by March 1Kb or April 1st. Ad. roncd. 7 oenti per poand, , Band Ironlni conditioned. A fa« v*ry «xeaptlon«J[ pup*- ^iS ._. ITS MOTTO-rSERVlCE. > Roll top desk.wanted: r«asonalls. Phone and nurses' registry. We only hanlta . COWS FOR SALE. II desired. Jersey Coait Lauotlrr* West pi«i glvea to rallablt ptopl* on br««Tllntf ' - 85-W, Keansbiirg. Irst.olses betp. Telephone Kit, Women's Three towi, two treih sb6ut four Treekt TRUCK FARM FOR SALE. ress * Gardener, box 164. Deal, N. J. The First National'tank. frxhoH.' W. J. ~~~- LOOK—FOR SALE. . ~— Front atreet. Red Bank. phoPe 204. baili, PoIIca dovi, Dohtrnuindi. AIN« COLORED WOMAN TO LET. jxchuga, 45 Riverside av« Mrs, J. Maddenl Tlnton 1'alls, phone LOTS FOR SALE. FORD COUPE. GRAVEL- FOR 'SALE. 0 Lelghton avenue, Bcatk place,' Mortb PUInfleld, N, J., pbone lows; also firewood* Apply at Whft« road, iuretor-ooal savlag device^ Fits any fur- an attic: location: Lconaijdvll.e road, near work nsed'arply. The Rose Shop, It Brosi|( 1 iothea, mendins,. cushions and curtains; Campbell's Junction. Owner M. Weiss, < Kugleman. 71Center atreet,. Ocesnport. Middle aged,iroman would like,position I&66-J. ' -.'.•(••• ialf block from Uppcf, Broad itreet. lace. 42 Lelghtoo aveoua, E«d Bank, street. Red Hank. as a practical nune. Address M. L., hrewnbury, W. J., 8. Seutellaro. _____ ibone 8B2-W. 111 to out by day or take work home. 825 Weat 180th etrect. We York City. Mi J» BostoHlea box 105. i SALESMAN WANTED Krs, Mary D. - LcValley, 110 'Oakland Truck Farmer*, Take Notice, t drawer M, Bej Ban!;. ' Solicit, orders for' lubricating oils, FOR SALE. MONEY TO LOAN. • itreet. corner Bridge avenue, Ited Bank. BABY CHICKS GEORGE H. ROBERTS, Orders taken for early, medium ahd lat-». auctioneer, New Monmouth, N« J*Telew . ROOF LEAK 7 greases and paints. Salary or commis- A' $25,000 BU per cent Krat mortsas« _a bond and morUasc oo real «atate In now on sale. Placo orders now and re- ow on a -$75,000 property. Rosa M. led Bank o* vicinity ID earns of 1600 to . SITUATIONS WANTED. serve your chlcka. Whlto Leghorns, 'R. Bhone Mlddletown ?78-M.' It so, now Is the time to have It re-sion. Address The Harvey Oil Co,. Cleve- Couple. English, 'experienced Inundrci . tomato, pepper and esrtf plants. D. B. T1U paired. Just .phone Bed'Bank 1408 andland, Oi • •' - ; '' Hay ton, 102 Aabury avenue, Ocean Grove, 160,000. APDIT John A. Lovely, counselor* I. Kctls and I'lymouth Bocks. Wo only ton ft £>6n, Keansburff, N. J-. phone 0. STORE FOR RENT ask for the .roof doctor. * tJ. Jw phone Aabury Park 2677. ' . ,t-Iaw, South Amboy. N* i» pbone South rardenor, drives car; prefer place where have best strain ch{_fa, Call us up. Red •t Ltonsrdo, opposite high "lehool. FOR SALE. LTD boy IS l-M. ; 'urnlshcd cottage or-ffarase apartment Is A. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. - FQR SALE OR RENT. Sank 100Q. Prown>Coopcr Co., 47 Broad Xuthrlngcr, Leonardo. N.' J. Yellow Dent corn, large, and amaB quan< FOR SALE. UpplM; -fccsl refcrenccB.*" Wettler'n Agcu^ street, tho new flve and ten cent atore. SHORE FRONT LOT WANTED Estimates cheerfully given. Matta Ities: also young farm horse. J. H. T»y Six rooms and bath, all.in eood condi- 20 West 43d ptrect. New York C.ty. ••> : HAY FOR SALE. l • Bros,, phone Jed Bank .1254-11, 18« Mtm- lor, Willowbrook farm, phone Mlddletown tion; for rent ata-reasonable rate or for Several itorcs and gasoline stands along RADIATOR HOSPITAL. or cottage , between Aabury Park and. About one ton anil a half of well cured mouth atreet. Red Bank. iale. Apply to Mrs. K. vKusBack, Carpen- he elata highway, ona with 275 feet FOR SALE OR RENT.. r WB Point pleasant. Send description and[ inland nay. Phone 540. Bumson. I318-F.2. ' ••;-... treet. River Plata. Red Bank. _ . 'rontase. Five-room bunnglow, location Small house and large sized lot, for the rcp&ir radiators^ fenderBt' wind- shield anil door class for all cars. Fire- price to Graham, 30 Division street. New* HOUSES FOR RENT. * " BOARDERS WANTED. Ine. Oalcb Luker. Bcliord, phone Keans- icatton, all improvements; located corner stone llrcs and tubes. We sell Ford HOUSE FOR RENT. Pleasant room, with board, modern ,lm- • , . ' FOR RENT. mrg 751F-31. • " " 61z room house on Lelghton avenus. In- Two houaes- on Bycomore piece. Fair Small atore on'Main etreei, .-Farmtngdale, )ak place,and Main street, Fair Haven; honeycomb radiators that wllV not freeze ark. N. J. . . quire 21 Pearl street. Red'Bankr- Haven, * furnished; all improvement!. ovements, for buslhesa'. couple; or'two with three Uvlnff rooms, suitable for gro- MORTGAGE WANTED. E1.60O -cash: one., two, three years for for SU.G0. Red Bank Radiator Works, Carpenter Work Wanted. Phono 4S9-J..Rtd Bank, ' men, Address Board, Wanted, drawer* U, jalance. Ceorge Tully. Fair Haven, N.. J 113 West Front street. Bed Bink. phons GARACE FOR RENT . . Red Bank. '• • ''t . V ' : ' • ceries or other purposes.' Apply M.'A. $5,000 wanted on first mortgage; new All klnda or jobbing UtUaded to by ai^ " SECOND-HAND. CLOTHES BOUCHTT Soodenough, Farmlngdsle,. N. J. " • double bouse: may bo seen on Pearl street, HOUSE FOR SALE. 1177. for ona or two ears, Apply at 172 Hudson • CHICKENS VANTED. ' experienced carpenter- Writ* ot phone, Avenue or phone Bed Bank S0O4, Men'a only;-must be in good eonilltlon. HUDSON HOU3E. Fair Haven.' Inquire of E. A. Crosier. New house, BIX rdpnn and garage; al FOR RENT. Call at I. Kerber's, IBS .Monmoutb atreet. Will pay highest market prices for fowls bone Red Bank 1082. No professional improvements: with twelve lots. 40x120 Marvlo, 8a Hardlnff road. Bed Baolu • - • FOR SALE.. Boardings eeritrally . located t hdt and New double hoiuc, all improvements; 6 Red Bank. Phone 872-J. and broilers.' Call'or'write'Alex, Zwlcki, money desired. - ' npplo trees; flno location; $2,000 cash, bal- rooms and hath cach/'sidc. strictly private. Twin babr carriage, In sood condition. 80' North' Broadway, .Lone Branch, N.- J., told running water: Ideal (or commercial inco rnortsagc, John Fries, Hancc avc- Phone 8B0-J. ;" 101 West Front street, Bed Bank, COW AND STRAW FOR SALE. L people. Reasonable rates 131 Hudson ' HOUSE FOR SALE Shades and screens, combination tub and . Fresb ungalow and aeven room bouse; postca- ions, and [our om'ccs, two^conncctlne and from tha start, prices on. request. WIH . AUCTIONEER. for' all klnda of live poultry. Jacob BecV* Deal Bitate, S5:Bridge aventfe, pbone Bed Red Bank 684. two tlnglo, for rent in the Davldnon bulld- ROOMS WANTED, Psnonal propirty and\rcnl eatate, Lollli Bank 484-J. • - . • ilon at once. Caleb L. Luker. Belford, Ward, Xtumson, N- J., phone 340-M. i er, 278s Shrewibury* avenue: Bed Bank, or ^ J» Phono Keansburg 7E-F-3L_. . HOUSE FOR RENT. ng; immediate possession. Aptfly at Two unfurnished rooms, with kttehenette. K, Palei, Beverly." N. J.-.' Phono 108, ' phone 1839-W, Red Bank. . • SLAG ROOFING; TIN ROOFS COATED Six rooms and bath, all mwderri conven. Davidsons, Davidson buildiner, Kcd Bank snd hath, by business couple, no children: and made tight; chimneys repaired. Roofing FOR SALE. FOR SALE. • . iGIRtrWANTED J SCREEN MOUNTAIN POTATOES Nejir State road, Fair field Gardens; BIX [onees, newly decorated last'nprtnV; lari(^_ •FOR SALE. must be with"private Protestant family to anlst "With general hpusriwork? Mrs. materials for sale- Ogden McClaekey, 133 front porch, large back yard, fine place for Farm ot 42 acrea, ten room house, at and In coed location; also caca_e soace, Lot, 60x160 feet on Hatrlion avtnus; for aale. In Jarge or small •ausntltlci. room bunsalow and cellar: lot 40x200 feet. Q William" He»r». phone 361, Eumson. James P. Deimond, Colt's Keck, il. 3. Hudson avenue, 'Bed Bank. Phone Bed garden. Inquire 28 Spring street. Phone )Utbuildln_:s; 809 »PPl trees. 100 ipeach Answer Immediate]/, sivinsr full particu- only two hundred ffet from Front stristy Bank 400-J. / ••'.-. For quick salo $2,000 cash.. Caleb L-ukcf, Red Bank 18C7. ^_ • "TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. Phone 888-F-21, Freehold, Belford, phono Keamburj? T5-K-31. :r£es, 20O pear trees, eight acres »Bpara- lars. Addrcaa W. B. K', drawer Mf RedKed Bank. Heasonsble' piles; terms. Typewriters rented, bought and sold. WELL DIGGING. DANCE HALt^ FOR REN1 COMMENCE AT 41,900 YEAR. iusi $10,500, half cash. Caleb L. Luker, Bank. _, ,. MAN WANTED George By Brown JEs Co.f Red Bank. . Trubln'a, 58 Bread street. Bed Bank, for. greenhouse, with- some exDsrl'ence; Cleaning.and digging,wells; cellars and pHata pfl_!H_!s_.(p_r_sy.ch_nctivlt!c Become railway mail clerks; men 18-35. lelford, N. J., phone Kcanaburg 75-F»31 •' FOR.SALE. TVPEWRITERLHEADQUARTERS. •_•... steady employment. - Apply-Superintendent ceaspoola^-dug, 'jD—lL-i-IXolmes,- .Atlantic luchre parties, dances, birthday, celebra- Cohlriion"education, ^suillclent" with"' our MAN. Koll top desk In good order, $15; two LANDSCAPE GARDENER. f Highlands, R. F. D. box 86, phone Bed ioni and straw ride parties. Harrlnjfton'a coaching. FarticulaTs flee. Write imme- pairs platform scales, *15 each; two Boggs Typewriters routed, bought and Sold. of Coe eatate, Rumson roauV , , ' Splendid opportunity to maku pronUbli Pruning by experienced toeD: sprajlnu Trubln'a. 58 Broad street, Bed Bank. Bank 658-R. . -. • • ' .-. i. . ' lall, 'near Uondden's Corner, K. J, diately, Franklin Institute, Dept. R-137. :onnectlon witli old reliable nursery com- potato srraders, with motors, complete, in JAMES SODE~N7 Rochester, N. Y.^ pany, Bolicltins; orders in this vicinity Kood order; $50 ta.es the two, cost $800. laylns odt of groanda, larga>r amall. Ad-« ROOM TO RENTT contractor and'builder; all kinds of job. Coaat Millinery Self-service-Shoppe. Gome in and select your spring hat WANTED. FOR SALE. full time or' part time. Write Hoopes Have no further use for them. J. C. Car- Tie. given aa to s»bat. whau and bow td Fumlilud room, all Improvements: mil biiigdone. Deslcr.in building material, Old family silver, glassware, china and Bro, & Thomas Company, West Chester, ton, Everett,' N. J., phone Mlddletown James Boden. Llncroft. N. J. nothing over S3.95, values up to |7.00w ais; also antiquo (urniture—must'be at A. 16Q-egg Cyphers Incubator; also o slant. T. U. Stiles, 121 Harding cud. hcatod. 84 Orummond place, Red Bank. 208 Broadway (oposlu Stelhbach's), Long wlrc rabbit cage and twenty to thirty 796-F-U. ' - ' WHITE GIRL WANTED lea«t 100 year* old. A poital v\\\ bi r Bank, pbona lltl. " "HifUSETOR RENT. • » Branch, N. J. • me. L. Richmond,'Freehold, N. J. loads of top Boil.. Apply George Krahnert, TAKE NOTICE. FARM FOR SALE. » ' Six rooms, bath, all improvements, In< for; general'housework: sood home; ref- . COWS FOR SALE. Sycamore avenues Shrewsbury, N. J., next Farm of 814 acres' for sale on main quire at 7» Wallace street, Bed Bank, erences rocjulrcd, Gall mornings.'at 257 HOUSE FOR SALE. door to RockhfU'fl. Now Is thq time to paper those looms hlarhway between Freehold and IonXonss SALESLADY WANTED. Some good fresh c,owsV- five hundred Six rooms and bath, all improvements; and clean up. I handle tho bcs*t tines o Experienced sa.eilady v an ted for • J. G. E3CHELBACH * SON. East Front street, Bed Bunk. bushels of corn snd some pigs. Howard AT THE AUTO TIRE SHOP. wall paper on the market. AH kinds o Branch; excellent potatD soil; 61 acres In v 125 West Front street, Bed Bank, phone DAIRY HERD FOR SALE, Tiridall, Tinton Falls, X. J., phone Eaton' i .Elm' Place, lot 60x224; price SB,000, woodland.' Laree trout brook onc-halC hlsh class ladles' store; ono used to 'wait* :orma. Joseph Sesta, real eitate, 132 Ri Vulcanizlnic tires and tubes. General painting; inside and outside. Prices right. jnllo lonjf. Three sets at farnl buildlnffB. 1275. Auto aceessories and.yulcanhlng. .Fresh cdwa and hdfers with calves; all town 2ia«-F-4. cord tires and Micbelln tubes In stock; re- G. Bennett, 2-iO Mechanic street, Ited ing on good trade. Answer in confidence* tuberculin tested. Can bo seen any time. :raide avenue, Red Bank, phone G84. Jrico $126 an acre. Ray H. StWman. Eat- MARY WASHINGTON ASPARAGUS EGOS. ... pairing rubber boots; ftcroscno oil, 7376 Bank. ontown, N. J. ' giving experience and rcf.rcticca. Address 'ero'wni for sale,' James I*. Warnoek, be- K.lM. Wyckofl, Iilncrolt, N, J. NINE LOTS FOR SALE. gas, denatured alcohol. 30 Mechanic Whito Plymouth Kock eggs for-hatching Nine tots • at .Wllmort Park, well lo- CURCHIN'S FOR REAL ART. or Sals or Exchange for Smaller Property. G, drawfet- M, Red Bank. tween Ballet and Matawan, N. J., II. D. WANT TO BUY Flshcl strain; »0.00 per 10D, Alao a few street. Red Bank. l chickens and ducks: will pay beit price. tated for iale cheap, as owner is to move Curchin's barber shop Is tho [>lftce where Thlrtocn-room houie at Atlantic Jllsh. r . -LOCUST POSTS FOR SALE. , choice pulleta. lira. J. H. Joncj, Holmdel, from thla locality. Apply at Merchants FOR RENT. irt meana something, for tesvl v>rrcf try FOR RENT Phone 380-M. Red. Bank, or call 72 Bridge phone 78-F-18. • .... lands tor sale or exchange, known as the v Any diameter' or square) aeven feet Trust Co., Broad[atreet. Red Bank. ,One large und one. small room: with is once, ami then yob will always. This Judge Foster property, Hlghlsnd avenue •t Beattie Park, nix lOpnj home; bath, long. family' Park,, phone 877. Bumaon. avenue. Red, Bank. : B. Adler. private family; steam hoat, nil other im' iso applies to ladles and children. Sec* CASH PAID FOR SALE. mil Seventh street; three baths: large breakfast nook, cjctcnsfori laundry' with FIREWOOD FOR SALE. HOUSE FOR RENTT • I . for false teeth; dental gold, platinum, <3iS' provements; board fr desired. Fine locn- ind National b»nk bultdlncr tted Bans, OT- plot, two-car garage! choice location. !n- At .146 Brldgo avenue; seven rooms, all Hurley farm wagon, heavy farm wagon, tlon,' near i town and station. 87 Maple taln. . Cut'ln stova lengths or .any, length de- carded jewelry, diamond and ' magneto two dump carts, rooter, plow, two/ heavy lUlro William Harris,' 108 Stewart avenue, lavatory, sun porch; river privileges; flvtj Improvements. Apply ISO Bridge avenue* points.' Koke Smelting & Refining,Co., Ot: avenue. Rod Bank. • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. alred. H; Rltiaa. Bed Bank, phone 2C-W. Ited Bank, G. 8, chamberlain. duty'plows, apruee sTlcks for flag poles .rliiigtqn, N. J. minutes' walk to station; possessloa. May "DOCK AND BULKHEAD BUILDER; lego, Michigan. . • ^- • ;• and scoop. Charles Burd. Red Bank. FOR SALE. Six room .hbusc, &U modern improve'' FOR SALE. 1st. Phone RcdBank 260. . Portable docks" and floats a specialty: FARM FOR SALE OR RENT. / PROPERTY WANTED. . > One hundred and ten-acre farm, seven- ments. hot water heat; five minutes from Farm of 178 .acres, 100 tillable: fo» sale MONEY TO LOAN. room.™ house,, largerbati3B and usuaJ out- tation and Broad ctreet, near school; ex- Whito Leghorn hatching, ten in any A. S. White, 28 Oakland street. BeJ Balnk. Send us a llet of the property that you ._ Money- to - loan-on drat- bond vnd'ntort-* lunntity, .from- hlgh-productngnocln 'alsiw FOR SALE. or rent to close an estate. Thomas S. ia*e.ior_.aale-or-rent,~ Elmer-Wainrlghtr buildings. Ono milo from Red Bank. •ellent neighborhood. Price is.500. A. L. House and, lot on corner, juat off iha WIRE WHEEL SERVICE. Field, tted8arik..phono -609-Ji rise on Improved real estat. worth double 315,000. Caleb h. Lukcf, Belford. Phone Ivtns, Realtor, Register bulldin_*,> Red i few White Leghorn cockerela, .finest Wire wheels rebuilt. John Henun,. 42 54 Brosd street, Bed Bank, Phones 2121 the amount loaned. Alston Beekmsn. at- J lUalitr. Locust Grove Poultry I'arm, Hardinc road. Thiftfpropeity fs lnm'fini FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. or 4, Bed Bunk. •' Kennnburc 75-F-81. - "~ Bank. West Fnint street, Bed Bank, phone 7a-B, toraey. 10 Broad atreet. Red Bank. ihrewsbury, N. J., Bivcrdale avenue. Ad- location and can'he boueht at a low figure. Nicely furnished, .well heattd. next to FOR SALE. . . LANDSCAPE GARDENER. dross It. F. D., C. 41, Eatontown, N. J. ' • LEM~SUTPHEN7 : T~ HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. Trees and shrubbery sprayed ant WINDOW CLEAN1NO. George B, Brown & Co., Red Bank. - ••' bath, private family. Place centrally lo- Four*burncr.Clsrk Jewel gas range, elde From very largi pure bred Rhode Island We make a specialty of eleanlntt win- 'hone Red .Bank 2S-J. piper "hanging and decorating. ' 183 Me< cated. Phono Bed Bank 1650. ' oven; in fine condition.; \cry reasonable. pruned, laying out of new grounds; old dows of stores, offices and prirate ceai- TRUCK FARM. Reds; laid acventy per cent all winter; $8 grounds improved; advice gladly given SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS. ohanlo street, B«d Bank.. Phone 1K1-W Apply Bsmmert, Manning street. River per 100, ChorleB D.-Flock, R1. D. 1. Frcc- dencea; aUo eeneral ofllee cleanlnu. Bates One mllo from Keyport near State'high: HOUSE FOR RENT. when and • how to- plant. E. Roberts," box reasonable. Satisfaction guaranteed. ' 45 T.Upholstering and rcMnlphlng of.alt kinds Haas. Red Bank.- t.-,-~ , --: ••-•.-.- •- — • hold. N. J.rphone 272-T-3, 'Freehold. '" ' way; truck'farm ot -sixty acrea to put out Buss—beatitllnl rav.rstbi. roga mMii :AU Improvements,-Wayside avenue, Bed of-furniture. Frank Howacd, && HsTrrlsoD 254, Itumson, N. J. Washington street. Red Bank, phone on -shares; all good buildiiuci, two apple or- from jour old earseta - and rugs. Sand Bank. Hugh Maney.; box 18S.*Mlddletowri. GEORGE R. REICH, SUMMER COTTAGES WANTED. . 8S4-H. - avenue, Red Bank, phone 2081, tntnufacturer of hoy hed aasb.. Orders by RIVER PROPERTY FOR RENT. chards, peach orchard, four years old, very postal tor circular kni fall particular,, \ • SEDAN FOR SALE. .Having many calls. - Send me a descrip- Six rooms and bath, all improvements, WHO NEEDS A CARPENTER? fine; two acres oC asparagus; 1T5 hot bed UPHOLSTERING. mall' promptly attended to, .Factory on tion of your property. I will do tho rest. 1 WelrSeld Bog and Carpet -Cleanl'c! Co, A 1921 Oakland aedan for sale: A-l con- Upholstering and rodnlshlng of all btndL Eighth street, near Laurel avenue. West Courtlandt White, Monmouth Btrcct with slecplnsr porch ; part of house - fur- Are your buIldiniTH In cootl repair? Are sash; furnish all manure and fertUiiera. dition. Scsta's Oarage, pbone Red Bank of furnltujc. Frank Howard, 65 Harrison Keanlbilrg. N. J. nished or unfurnished; cieht minutes* walk ou planning alterations or improvements 7 Mrs. Elizabeth J. Hoff, Keyport. N. J. SBl WelrOeld atreat, BrooUrn. N. I, t Broad etreet. Red Bank. Phone 189-J. to elation. Apply A.. *7. Miller, Rive avenue, Rcu* Bank, phone 2081, • RIVER PROPERTY. Charles Grant of -Everett is competent and PIPELES5 HEATERS " MASON CONTRACTOR. CORN, CORNSTALKS AND#HAY. Plaza. Dhone 11G9-II. dependable. Satisfaction guaranteed < and LANDSCAPE GARDENER:" LOTS FOR SALE. Have client who will purchase smal Corn, cornstalki and bay-for aale; fin Installed anywhere. $98 to H '.. Wt Estimates cheerfully given. Eugen. home on the Shrewibury river. Phom OAi charges moderate. Gall 79G-F-21, Mid CMarantee to heat house or money refnnd- New grounds laid out and planted. OU I have asvcral lots near high school, Red class • talks, cut and tied by hand before RDENER WANTS POSITION. dletown. Soyer, 68 KectoKnltco, Bed Bank, phono Bank. Prlcea rlsht. Caleb X. iuKcr, Bel- S08. Address White-Pach, Inc., 64 Broai winds ruined them. V. VanDorn. Half- cd. Cash or installment. K a la in a LOO Stove grounds Improved ad beautified. Trees ford. Phohe Kcsnsburg 76-F-31.- street. Bed Bank. Experienced gardener wants position tc CHICKEN FARM FOR SALE. Co. oE Mlchlaran; New Jersey branch, Hed Mile road. Red Bank, Star Route, No. 1. take charge of a gentleman's place;._experl Twenty-two-acre chicken farm, eli_ht> Bank, P. O. Box 480; telephone 2020.fi. ail ahrabbary spraxed and pruntd. ^ Adt CQW MANURE. GROOM-CHAUFFEUR, APARTMENT FOR RENT. . HOUSE WANTED in (riiit, trees, flowers, ahruba, vmetablei vies gladlj given. N. Buttertlcl, box ISIf Frcih and well' rotted cow, Tnanort; for room house, all improvements; laundry; Asbury Park, Alsoo Pipa beaterbetrs and Married, thoroughly experienced; ears Four room unfurnished apartment, Have client who will rent six-room and.lawns. Good references. Address K farm fully equipped for chickens. All stoves in stock. Heaters sold outrishiht ta t Fair Baven, K. J, phono Red Bank 2I)4>'J. sale, Parmly Fark. Rumson, N. J., phone conveniences; location central: reasonable saddle horses', drive any car, Addresi house with bath in Red Bank. Not ovc drawer M, Red Pnnk., - kinds of bulldlnars. Price 316.500. Caleb factory prlcea. 377.' Chaufftur,'drawer M, Red Bank. •• rent. Inquire at 48 East Front street, Bed 950 per month. Address White-Fach, Inc., ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE. Luker, Belford. N. J* phone ECeaoaburs HEMSTITCHING. Bank, pjtone -1034. .' Wo handle compensatfon, burglary, accl FOR DEVELOPMENT. THE DOG OF ALL DOGS. WORK WANTED. 64 Broad street. Red Dank. Phone 098. 76-F-81. Formerly Sanborn farm at Lincrolt, Now being done at the Slnser Shop br Black Cocker Spaniels at stud. Ed. Gib HAVE YOUR CLOTHES dent, nutomobllct liability, plate class, Woman would like two days' a week or NOTICE. fidelity, judicial and contractor bonds. CANING AND FANCY CANING. N. J., containing forty acres of cleared the eompanr'a new apart operator. All •on, telephone Ettontonn 2100-J, £aton- two small washings to do at home. Inquire cleaned at the City Dry Cleaning and Dye. If you have property for sale, send m Elmer C. Wolnright, C4 Brosd street. Red Rush Beats, porch chairs. reHnlablne and ground, on highway from New York to tovrn. - _^^ at 81 Central avenue; Red Bank. Ing Works, O Mechanic. street, near Broad * description and your price. I have ecv Bank, phone 2121 or 4. ' repairing of furniture, upholaterlne, drap- Asburr Park. • Quick sale; $20,000 (half nark guiaranteed. Wide Mazlcna t«< ASPARAGUS ROOTS FOR SALE. street. Red Bank. Phone 2117, William oral btiyere. Joseph Scsta. real estates 132 eries and cushions. -Mattresect new orcash.) Joseph II. Giles, 1003 fourth aver etltchlni bj- tie Jard. Geort. Woo*., 1 APARTMENT WANTED. -•• BABY CHICKS FOR SALE. . Martha Wa,shli,gton, extra , larce, one. Wented-*-a ilve*room apartment with Ostrov, proprietor. Riverside avenue. Red Bank, phon* 68< renovated. Box springs. Edward Beck, rue, Asburr Park, N. J.. phone 2439. Or Jr.. uent, 29 Monmouth etttrt. B*i Slnglo Coinb White Leghorn chicks Atkins avenue, Bradley Park, pbone year-old, Coo Brothers, Tort Monmoutb, bath.. Address White-Fach, Inc. .Phone STORM ENCLOSURES. • RUGS AND CARPETS SHAMPOOED from yearling hens, carefully selected foi Brewer & Smith, 701 Banga avenue. As- Bank. ._ N. J. »a8. 54 Broad street, lied Bank. "Now Is the time to have, them put up,and dry cleaned. Old carpet mads Into vitality and heavy production. H. L, bury Park, phone 250. HOUSES FOR RENT OR FOR SALE. WE BUY AND SELL EVERYTHING. dont.walt' until bad. weather. ' Phone Red ru_re. Raar ruga wov***^ Call ua. MonRoach- , R. V. D- No. 1, lied Bank. Fhotl 123-ACRE FARM FOR SALE. MARRIED MAN WANTED LANDSCAPE GARDENER. • All Improvements; ISO 'and f56*per What youjlont want aomeone else does. Bank 1408 for Rplph B. Siekcls, the car' mouth Carpet Cleaning Co,, 2215-J. Mon* lllf-IMS, Mlddletown. Eight-room house, largo barim, lots of to work on poultry farm; ono who under- penter and builder. ' ' •. mouth Beach, William Oroas, manager. outbuildings, machinery; two horses, stands brooding, feeding for broilers snd Grounds laid out and planted by «i month, Frank A, Mulford, Fair Haven, Red Bank Auction House, 36-37 lion' MONEY TO LOAN. N. J.- . . ' ' mou^h.street, Bed Band, hone 1084. HALF HOUSE FOR RENT, »25. \ ELMER C WAINRIGHT, two com," (ruit trees. Nine miles To ss production; also general farming*- ptrlenccj trim,; advlco and eitlmatea gladly Bond Bnd mortgage, 1st, 2d and 8d, o Freehold, $8,500, one-half cash. Caleb Write partlculors and experience: must GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANT MONEY TO LOAN. /^ Half of double, h'ouee, six 'rooma, ga lostlet of tba peace. Criminal and collec- will buy mortgages, reasonable discount, given. Specialty- transplanting aod trca with several years' experience, wishes po< and "water, one block from-Broad atreet, tion cases receive prompt attention with L. Luker, .Bolford. Phone:-Kcaiuburs urnish references. Locust Grove Poultry Can loan on first bond and i lorteige rcaalta* Day and night atrvtce. Pbone 4. Also make building loans to responsible 75-F-31. farm, Mvordnlc avenue, Shrewsbury. N. J. moving. Alfred Sander, Saven-Brldffsi iiltlon., Address G. O.,- drawer M,- Red loans from 98,000 and up, Lsigi U Loan 326.00/ Hylln b Bait, 42 Broad atreet. Bed Offiee. 184 Catherine »tre«fr Red Bank. builders. Wolf, 100 Monmoutb. atreet, road, Port-au-peck, telepUontrlions Brandt Banlt. : Co.. 10 East Front atreet, Red Bank. Bapk, Phone Itl. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Addrcos H. F. D,, C. 44, Eatontown, N. J. Red Bank, phono 106-M.' Phone Red Bank 25-J. 2975. ' •••)•,.' BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR SALE. TRY CURCHIN'S FOR FACE VALUE. HOUSE FOR SALE. Six room house, all modern, improve- •' THE CHARLESTON FOXTROT. Six rooms and bath, aU Improvements BUNGALOW FOR SALE,. "MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE. Learn it at the AnalytloCSthool ot So- Centrally located. Prlte reasonable. Jo- Let us ha your barber. We know how Five rooms and bath, gas,, electricity ahi ments; garage. Lot 60x160 feet. Ownci seph Sesta, real estate, 1B2 Rlvereitlo ave- to please. Expert tpnsorial service. Cur- in. River Plsx&; BISD one-car garage; prlci en vine town; 15,200. Excellent oppor- Two parcels of land on Kint avenue, SEWING MACHINES. cial Sanclng. 14 Locust avenue. Red S7.E00. Joseph Sesta. ' real estate. '112 water; garage on. premises; lot 60x150; tunlty to buy iR home at the right pric Atlantic Highlands, N. J.; about an acre Bank. . __L^_ llue. Bed Bonk, phone .Red Bank 684. ehln'e Barber Shop, Second National Ban located Lexington avenue, Eastside Park, price. AU tbe latest Improved electrlo portables building. Upstairs. . ______Riverside avenue. Red Bank, phone 684. A. L. Ivins. Ttealtor, Kcs building:. each: ono with nine-room house, double Singer sewing machines, motor' rtUehfd« LOTtOR SALE ROADSIDE STAND FOR RENT. Fair Haven, N. J. Price 55,800. Cull 0 Red Rank. cellar and basement. One a bungalow, five On State highway, corner road leading WANTED, SMALL HOUSE DOUBLE HOUSE FOR RENT phono 1041-It, Be* Bank. Old tnachinea taken in exehaose.- Cash or on Bergen place, 60x200; price) ifi.OOO; .along State road, double house, flve rooms FARMS WANTED. rooms and bath,' with hot water heat; all Apply 112 Broad street, Bed Dan,k, phone to Atlantic Hitlhlandi, at Mlddlctcwn. or bungalow, to buy; four or five roomi, FOR SALE, RED BANK improvement* For information apply to time payment*. Singer Shop, Gtorga Lawrence Connolly, Mlddletown, N. J. within twenty minutes' walk of Ited Ban and iraraire each aide; rent S28 per month. Have city clicnta ready to'buy farms'In 18 l'rlccs reason- cement sidewalks and. curbing being laid 'ilerman t, Bchlicbtlng, phone Red Bank store your car by the hour, day,'neck, calk Warren Hopkins, 8S Uaple avenue, opossums, minks, etc. Miller Bros., Eat- Highway. Eatontown. N. J, throughout the entire, tract; aJeo city wa- kill Insects In lawn or Harden, beiM«'stim- 480-J. j •• month or year. Dsy and nlcht service. ontown, N. J. Fhono Eatontown 21 OBJ, ablo and work guaranteed. Kay-El more Red Bank. Phone 1409. , HOUSE FOR SALE. Motor Co., 116 West Front street, phone ter, gas and electricity. A twenty-acre ulating growth. Price SB per 100, 78 eenta 1. BUY It HAS NO RIVAL. CHAUFFEUR, USEFUL MAN, lake wltb lake drive an added attraction. for five pounds. Will 'Ward of Ilumsorrt' • POLICE PUPS AND DOGS. Seven rooms and cellar) Ilomor furnace, Kcd Dank 1670. Office on premlsei. Hay J}V StUlman* men's and boys' old shoes. V. .Yellerl, 20 To reaoh the homes In this section noth A few police pupa for eels where the. married; good driver; handy with al clcctrlo and gas; beautiful, largo lawn, N. }.. ihonc J40-H. Wot .Front strut. Bed Bank, rhone Ing else' can equal The Iteglster,' which tools; wishes position. Sober and no FOUND— managing agent, SUte hlghwifi Eatoa- will have si good honai.also'partly vrow SDxloO; alonjr good rood: near depot; _ fln* plica to store your ear for anytown. K. J. JO<«a gDcs Into over 7,1100 homes every week, doga. Priced low for qulok sale. Trewei afraid of. work; best personal references, J5.O00. Caleb L. Kukcr, Bdford, M. J, "~ROOMS WITH BOARD, YES, IT, WILL BE DONE RIQHT Address Useful Man. drawer M. Red Bank. period of time, open day and night, just HOUSES: FOR STL^TTiSRTWbTSMOtJTT Kennels, Freehold; M. J. ' I'lione Keansburg 75-K-3I. a block from Broad »treet i plenty of room MORTGAGE MpNY. Caitlcwooil. 26 Itlversld. avenue. Red Dank, It your car la washed at the Boro Buises Have several houses for sals at For BRIDGE POULTRY FARM. PINE BROOK. HOUSE FOR RENT, JERSEY BLACK GIANTS. 1 for either Indoor or outdoor parking. Boro We are able to place amounts 'from Larfe rooma* with board S10.O0 and; lno.i vaita.stand. CharKs A. Jones, expert Monmouth, N. J. Caleb L..Luker, Bel Setting eggs from pure bred, healthy, Leghorn hatching egg* Tor sale: Tancred furnished or unfurnished; seven rooms, Auto Storas*. Mech»olo strcit and Qloba 1,000 to % 10,000 in first mprtjaares on washer. ford, W. J. Phone Keansburg 75-F-31. vlgoroua, freo .range Uock, eight cents cockerels und-EIticnraucli hens; culled and .very modern convenience! dallgntfu court. Rod Dank. Improved Monmoutb county property, J12.00 per week; excellent table, well ASPARAGUS ROOTS. HATCHING EGGS FOR SALE. each. Day-old chicks, 25 cents each, trap-nested: $1.0O, Jl.EO and $2.00 per act neighborhood; $70 monthly furnished. S&6 boarlnsr G% lntoreat, payable seml-annual- heated house; plenlr of hot water I also Small placa ouitiblo for road staml, Front street. Keyport, Hi J., Pasta Bros, • ;,•" HOUSE TO RENT • N. J. ; Main atreet, Freehold^, J. CEMENT DLOCK3. _ araicc, service station or tea room; all Monroa avenuss,*Asbury Fark. Fresh Tsif^ HOUSE FOR REN 1V^ ~ n*'Fair HaVen. between £fsln road ani Sidewalks and mason work; 8x18 cement " . PARLOR SUITE FOR SALE' CAR BARGAINS. ~ TFARM F'OR SXLE. kind* fruit; seven room houae, all Im-etablis, homo-nnjo pastries. Special ca- Near tha business .'section of' Broad river; eight rooms, all Imrovements: aea^ blocks, U'A cents In Hard, 1I1& cent* de- provements; heat, hot and cold water, . Mahogsny three-piecs parlor suite, with eon or yearly; furnished ' or unfurnished, . Dutfik. enolottd car, fivQ>piftaenstr; mo 105 acTe^] one aero o[ blackberries. on< livered In town; also rockfacc, IS qcnta tering to Olets. Also well-neateil and street. Inquire at 70 Eleohsnic street, table, m,; good condition. Phone 234.-M tor ntwly overhauled, snod lubber; prlc acre strawberries, ten-room house, flm bath. Uarn, chicken houses anil other out- Bed Ilank. • . •, < rhone Red Bank 14CS-J. delivered anil 17 cant* in yard, I'otiI r Do bulldln.a; beat spot on new Stats Highway motlern rootnSj reasonable. European plan,' Welnsteln, Wonmouth itrtet. Red Bsnk. 1160. Ford touring, S125. Kord sedan, condition, nil Improvements; pries 120,000 1'ontl, '2iGi fillr«w5buryb avenue, d Dk J. B. ^'owler. proprietor. FOR SALE. , . ., TO PURCHASE YOUR PIANO HOUSE FOR RENT. _ itbO, .Alex, psllvle, Wilson road, Fronctu, Joseph Bests, real .atate, 192 Itlversld< Ited Dank. from Philadelphia to all nhors points, lor Two young Wacli rstrlsveni the makings from>A> B. Dirhsn means the utmost econ Six rooms, water and lights | 126 pel avenue. Red Dank, phone 084. - __ Phone 4B4-J, Red Dank. •tllaulars write or call FoitoOlcs Vox 200, ROOM WANTED. of two good bird dogs, Phone 14), Hum. otny .and lasting satisfaction, Shovrroon moHta. >One -block from Broad atreat WE FUifNlSH A LOAN"SESVrCt 25 SOWS FOR SALE. son. 'N. J. - • • • • ' near school and bus line. Apply at 1. BR7^CnAVENUE7' r Have 16 Duroo anil 10 Yorkshire IOWI • H«(\iitJ coup), desire about April 1st, Druhimond place, phons 088, Red Bank. Lots at Woodbrook, near Little Bitve: to thoso who need 9300 or less. Furnltun - OABY CHICKS. WILL BUY YOUR FIRST LODGE ROOM FOR RENT, Mount street, Red Bank, loans our specialty, Ncwsrk Cash Credi ptire brcda, lar«o healthy stock; weluhlni. for some months,/, rnom, private bath it atatlon and bus Una; 60x200 feet. 9250 t " (o 200 pounds each; oil du« to titter hatched the' ftuekcyo way. will llv. and or ssnond mortgage: not exceeding 19,000, Desirable room available for uie second ' FOR SALE. 91,000; rnnpi ready, l-'rank A. Morebniii' Cnmpsny, room 610, Klnmonth building, payj buy direct from youHry (arm—only possible. In a well located hum., prsfer> Mrs, M. W'llion, to States avenue. Atlantlo and fourth Thursday hlghts of eaeh month. 710 Matllson avenue, A«Uury Park, L between April iMIi to 2Sth, Apply to uns prnllf'made. llcst chicks at rcasun- Two chicken broodsrs, one two.hon otHtto Foinood Park, phoin JEcd Dan Mcadow«dne 1-nnii,, Tort Honmouth, N. J, rably on Ilroad- street | hist rifjrsnm Oily, V.J. • • ' Apply at the onloe ol Blgmund Eisner Co. eprlng' vraffon, twg.whcel cultivator, eori 1509. cenne No. 20i. Phone 3227. abb prices. Hlnnle Comb White Unhorni. crib, corn ahellsr. 'either hand or powa Phone KtunsfcutK U6X-U; .__ Duck •train llsrred ltocksi April, JIB pl«b Luker, Otliord. N. S, WANTED"FIU)irt MAV 1ST. ln_i house of asvett large, rooms, Lath, at*/ Mo. I, Lonsr Branch, N, J." Unfurnlaherl four or flv. room bunKalow funny'tDi»!* ffillsS'ES"too. "SALti, sen. Ralph O. Slck.ls, esrpsnisr nnd builder. ( b^j the year.*month n-'.evening. Api'l riuplterrleii u& bulldltiKS, ISiDOO, torn) Huiison «ven«r, Uouth ntrtet, Tlromp l.rleli work, esment Hoeki, tilt wot* an4 rhotia nil, ______McUrsn alrtetelrwt., R«Rid DankDsnk. B. llllft.' tt Sons, 13 Broad street, It.d Near llrd Bank. Caleb Luker, Bsl/or A 2u-palstnsrr (]>ry, UO-passen|tr , OARbENEp, 5fiK A, ».'WRUSKT"— N. J., ptmnn Keansburs 76-1''^^ plirr[ now liounm nf •!* unit s«vtn room* (Jarford, SA'PaiseDier Mack, Sfi*passvna;er cement Dnlshlnt, rslMllriln* ul'l •hlmneiia .iy •haultsur. hsndymari, while, dsilres poal- If you wish your piano properly tfar«J for Hank. . . • . ______d h«l witer heat. op«puu fireplacfirplace Ultimate and an . lR-pssieniror Tacksrd, Into good loollnr new ones. It you hare! . j calcalll ' tied Bank lilt, WilliaWilliam DetkeDetkett ** uMM^k HONOALOVVIOR Itlrfr. elo.l In rite lot Mindi ^ lllnmaltil s fur tlon on smsll private eitsll, Phone Bad of want lo trade your old piano for a newBBen , llocal and lonl g llillslancl e asovlnt, big ' ftOOMS WAKfi:i). P Thbse busiirs wer. taken In traits on Itsh* an old lyp. of ciisn flrsplsee In your hetlst ' nank iQISMI. ' one. DrUirtmonil place, rted Bank, phone lnt b Two unfurnished roomi wanted for one I-'iVfl roottid, M foot poroh, w«L«r quick buyers. J. O. Daintui i., Soulli street berasr ooschss and are priced very loir to -- d eoi (1 Usplihaisniia. Bad hdultl wllh prlvll.ro of light hmu.k«»p- tloctrlslty, furnlitied or unfurnlsbod, KIKI llrown rlnff«, Hi! Ilank. ! aan iiplata It with a new type el rjetlpft : FRAHKLlNJtOADJTBR FOR SALE. •n. ' . ' -• • • • ._ k mov. t)irm (lulokly, Time paynlsnte ac< Itil, about April loth. Write full partlru- ili* iltirnwibury river, tlghl minutes' i — aMALLJlOUSE OR BUNGALOW capleil. ' No flnanse rharevs. Addras. A. at a rsasonalila suit. OWa MS a r-"—• " Four paiianflr, tood running orasr. FARM Or 4» ACRRJ FOR RINT Isrs tn Unfurnlibed Itooms. drawsr M, lied to station. Apply A. J. MMIir, Hlv« Call' afler _tlO P, , M. iat' 10 Oakland at ot) shares, for one year only i three ear ivinWrf; two feiltiUn (no oMIdron) wmt tollehberg.r * Won, Inc., 9311 Feny .treat. can lavs you nionsr. trvlnt U. Hi .tr.ti, aH.d Bank. ,' • , • • . ChloVen houae, stable groundi, en Rlv Bank. Plasa. Phone UoO-Il. 1U0 Ilank. rent •mull home or bunitalow wllh nil Im-N.wark. N. J. Phone Market »<»• • losds of manure on fermi »lx aoiea of air« erslde drive I wllhlrl/walking distance ol i)UYlMORtOAGenliN provements and tramne about April lit 111 Mtnmouth atrsst. Red Bank, . KORB BOMC TRUCK WANTED. ie orohent. Theodora fitllwsll, Xvsrstt, Bed Bank a«atloh~«i6r_y t« Osorge Lak must lie In HIP\IM to rent Juit mix on. pomiil of ran.a.ts-a with r?5~B t woi«ATrwmfta woRk 11,000 _maps vsady. Frank A, Morshouss, I litvt ttikt, T«tl tn« your nitila, Cnur Mm..:*, flmwnr M. lUiifl-anU... \ itooil condition. AddniaP. O. bo* tT, Red doing washing, Ironinii or cleaning by th , f6jrgK€^ ; avsry 00 pounds o( mash, vt one Isaspnort* nanlt. phon. BUM. >•> ' r>. . reri«LErr olrlt. Fojwood I'srk, phons llsd Ilank Un-lt White 'Mnnnmtith itnit at Uro ful tu «\ery 00 or-40 ehtoks erme si nar. AMrsjtlvs eI»M.rM« h»u«a, tll^i day. Call or virile. Mrs, Carolina Hleteln , Tlfil llank, I'hon* lRj ski, n. .y. D., «o, l,'fc»« W. KretholJ, flood firnllyoow, fraeh thli month lalst I.artin i>nt< roller ton ilmk |_0, Hr.T«' Thsn never inlml about Indlaestlon, bowel ImprovsminUi »»»le»s«ntly y >IIU«I<4 ( Iron Aga Traction "f rarer for thrse. o ^BViKrisiiniA38ir?iT«xt typtwrlttr, nrHTtlrnlljr new. $U; ciilUrllon truiiMai, lev ws«kn»s or iSpsa. I'sn-a-ce-a (rani four.foot roue. ' t, 1, Aeksraon. llaalal 'I>tt ntfe. twn thousand ftni.fUy1: me ulies earn ol all that. lUnKinksr, when lari. IrMs (a ilsy'a »nrk) thai h. MI.IT' 1 Bhrswsbury rlur, Wt:>.. Phon(yoitrfENtre K»port 40.W. T Irlmwsil at sn .ar)/ ilats. A' V worth 1'u Lltig, 131. r^ne Asbtirf suitable for tea home or luneh oounl»i N. J., |ih4\li Oor.l lit., naw, cost f40, ar lo your dealer and f •* yoxr nenerL lVIITliiMiuk r^fip lisoliit V*V*t Iiiiiiilni Ti»« nl«« ilnfU rKlL.. 4>sil • •__> .wM.*^ , ' • on mrtnu*. plitmt A*4 Pink IQ94. tmt 10 Usshanlq Ucitt, Mi) fHA I RED BANK REGISTER. MARCH 17, 1926,

loss but a benefit. It gives the CONGREGATIONAL SUPPER. FIRE AT FAIR VIEW. other more valuable trees 'room to Annual Gathering of Church Fp|ki Good Work by Flreften Sar.d Wal- PUBLIC SALE JOHN & COOK, Editor «nd PubUibtr. grow to their full size and strength. at Mlddletown Next Month. The trouble is that all. too often ter Pattarion'a Barm OtiOBQg O, HAMOB. Anoelate IMItor. The congregation of the Re- Walter Patterson's barn near Fair when trees are cut for firewood formed church of Middlotowri yilL Valuable Farm, Stock and Farming Utensils XBOUAS tEVDJO BROWN, everything in the way of the axe or View caught fire in some unknown Menainr. lage will hold their annual meeting Th* SubKirfttn, became of ill health, li»vo decided to tlUcontlnue NOTICE! manner Sunday noon. An autoist the saw is razed regardless of itsand dinner Friday night, April 9th, farminf »liotiai>—Btd Bute IS actual; value or its potential value. who happened to be passing law the Red Bank 1509 at Mechanics' hall at that place. blaze and told.Mr. Pattenon about • • •. - ••*•.• • ' •• . • FRIDAY, MARCH 26th, 1026, . RepOita of the year's work will bo it. The firemen of Fair VioYf "and • Entered at tht vnteffic* at Bed Suit, ' ,Cultivating a woodland does not read and the church budget Will be at liOQ O'Clqck Sharp, the following properly y> J.. n .iwocii olui tnaiUr.' require the same intensive care as Red Bank were sent for.. The Fair submitted for ratification. An op-View firemen were the first to ar- • A valuable Farm, containing\ about 147 acres, about 140 acres of SubicripUbs' Priteti raising vegetable crops, but it does portunity will be given for subscrip- which is in a high state of cultivation, tho remaining acreage being »aar _U.5O require some care. The woodland rive arid although they have no ap- Woodley Hospital ibem _ .15 tions to be made to meet the budget. pasture land. , . ' , frbMtiDnth montha • s • _ .40 Owner who does it has to have suffi- paratus,' their company being new, An elaborate dinner will be served. they did such efficient; or!c that the Located about one-half mile from Bradevelt. Station, on the Stone cient vision tokeep .on. with hisKev. .Alfred Duncombe at. Long - Road Jo Holmdel. work regardless of "the fact that Bed Bank firemen hail little to do WEDNESDAY, MASCH 17, 1926. Branch will be the principal speak- when they got to the fire. The ii% of tha purchua Eric, mar remain on the ptopirty In tk« form of • tkret- Will Re-open March 19th many of the trees which,he is car- year, «%. «jt ft«a ant mortgage, \ ing for will bring no return to him flames were soon put out arid the 10% payablt ort day of lair. > ...... damage was small. - , 40% payabla on April 1C, 1026. when deed to pronrtr -will ba deliver.! at TOWN TALK. but will be bequeathed to a future Ctntnl National Bank. FnaiioM, N«w Jmiy. St. Patrick's.Sociable. '™*> ..."•' "" ——' ••»... . generation. It would be-a beauti- The newly organized ladies' aux- niiht li r«(«rved .to rtject any or all bldi. Seven Bridge Road. Little Silver, N. J. '(Continued from page 4.)] ful and valuable gift for a woodland Not* Mid* for440,000. , Tha following per.onal property will bi aold without raierva to'thc highest bidden The members of the volunteer fire iliary of the East' Keansburg fire 3 teams of Horses, large well matched and owner to paBs on to his children. company will hold a St. Patrick's The Middletown township com- department of Red Bank have done rnitee last Thursday night ordered sound: 1 team sorrels, 1 team roans, 1 to much fire fighting service for the * * » • sociable after their meeting. to- a note for $40,000 to be placed in team grey;, all good workers; S Cows, 2 community and have done so many Forestry farming is almost un- night. A bean bag tournament, a the Atlantic Highlands bank. The Farm • Wagons, Light Carriage, Jaggcr other fine things that it is perhaps Jack Homer pie and refreshments Wagon four-horse Cacsidy Flow, 2 Moline known in this section, but in Europe money will be turned over to thethree-horse Sulky Plows, 4 Walking Plows, Impossible lor them to gain any it has been practiced for many will ba features. The auxiliary will Middletown township hoard of edu- wore admirers than they have. hold an apron and necktie party at Double, Disc Sod Cutter, new 80-tooth years. The various countries there cation for running the schools of Harrow, 3 one-horse cultivators, 2 Fur- However; if anything could be done require it to be done and have offi- the firehouse Saturday evening, the township. rowing Sleds, new Aspinwall Potato Plant- to increase the!r»popularity nothing cials to see that it is done. When April 10th. ' ., . • er, Emerson Potato Piggcr, 3 Potato Cutters, Leggott fou^row Potato itould be better calculated to do itthis was started in Europe that con- Duster, Superior' Grain Drill, Whcilbarrow Grass Seeder, McCormick than tije action of the firemen in re tinent was faced, as is the United Navaiink'a Bon Bowler. OcMnport Church Prospering. Mowing Machine, McCormick Corn Harvester, Hay Tedderj Hay Rake, faring to accept the "welcome home States today, with the danger,of Arthur Walters is the champion • TheOceanport Methodist church Bag Truck, Platform Scale, 2 Crosscut Saws, Hay Shelvinga, 800 bushels fund" which the American legion losing all its forests. bowler of Navesink. In the, firstclosed the conference year with all Corn. '•••.,' offered to turn over to the firemen. of a series of two-man games atbills paid and with a balance of $94 * TERMS~-AD purchwes of 125 and under, cash; on amounto'above 125 a ercdlt a * * ot ilx. tnontliB y\U be given on nota .with, approved iccurity. Ar,' sons, have been employed as music •••••.:••; —for— ' for thV monument. They still need- teachers. The rudiments of sing- $1,000 or so. The welcome home ing are taught to all the pupils,, but Methods of Cleansing fund would more than provide the not so much time is spent in this tulance needed. The firemen in rewor- k as at most schools. The prin- Our Particular Methods of Cleansing futing to accept it stated that they cipal duties of the bandmasters and thought the money should continue orchestra leaders are to teach pu- Greater Home Beauty will give your clothes a > surprising to be used for the benefit of unfor- pils who have special ability along tunate •veterans and their familes, certain lines to play instruments. amount of springtime freshness and da it would do more,good for that jurpoje than for a monument. * * * charm. - ' • • • ' This innovation seems to have and Comfort much to recommend it. If music is This is patriotism, not the cheap 1 pnow«off kind but the. genuine, Si-worth teaching in the! schools it is mon-puro article that required a worth teaching in such a-way- that Every woman enjoy* having her home both comfortable and LEON'S for Cleaning and Dyeing sacrifice, to make. After showing it will have a practical -value to aueh an example the-firemen w,ill those who receive instruction. RED BANK STEAM DYE WORKS probably have no trouble in raising Music is a means of livelihood for beautiful. It is our business to make it easy for her to have it tot balance of the money required. a large number of persons, as well Main Office and Plant—70-76 .White St., Red Bank Although the monument will bear as a. means of pleasure and enjoy- so. Right now we call especial attention to the following items, Branch Office-^-24 W. Front St., Red Bank .. no inscription memorializing the ment. The Western plan seems to firemen, it will, in the minds of all go as far as can be traveled to Phone 1045 or 734 '. thoughtful citizens, stand as a con-combine these two factors, and it prepared wijh this idea in mind. stant reminder of a patriotic deed is said that it costs no more than that ranta with the^highest and best the^kind ordinarily used.

traditions of the community. • • • • Many pupils with musical ability These Will Fit Your Bedroom EXTRA VALUE -O-0-O-O-O— never get a chance to exercise that Interesting because it was unusu- ability. Music lessons are beyond fcl was the sale of a quantity of popth-e means of many families, and Living Room Sets fir wood cut in a Holmdel forest forthere are other reason's why. chil- TO OBTAIN n«e for: spring boards for swimmers dren who "have it in them" to de- nTong the Florida coast Wood velop into artists along this line A MORTGAGE LOAN from the sameTiorest has,also been never "arrive." because they never used for boat building and for other get a chance. The Western plan V purposes. Some of these boats are seems to reduce these obstacles to a ) I^OME to an organization whostj business • also in Florida, they having been minimum and it will probably ap- it is tomak e loans. ; ., fought by winter residents of that peal to most folks as worthy.of con- - -.fit Welend money oh improved or income fctate. sideration. producing property In good locations and . - '* * * ' * 1 ,• for new construction without a bonus'or The same firm which bought the Bought a Cttboat. premium charge. , poplar trees in this forest is now en- Harry Allaire has sold his cat- gaged in felling white oak trees in boat Maud Ella to.Kenneth Walker l« Our Mortgage Depattmcnt is readyat u woods near West Freehold. This of Buena place. Mr. Walker •WilJ ' 7' all times to help and advise you without.' timber will probably be shipped to overhaul the craft and will put a obligation. You have here, at your service, Various parts of the United States. new set of sails on it. Ha will have the most capable crganization'of its kind in The white oak forest is a beautiful the boat ready for the summer sea- Nivvjersey—ably mapaged by experienced. piece of scenery, with wide spaces son. officers and a strong board of directors. ^ between the trees and with ample 4-Piece French Walnut Bedroom Suites Youare invited to come in tomorrow. toom between the oaks for automo- 3-Piece Mohair Living Room Suites bile bucks to weave in and out ^mong the trees as occasion requires ATLANTICCITY$3.75 S17S.OO While the tree fe'.ling is going on and return »t S12S.OO FitHelity Union 2. And a portable sawmill is fashion- NEXT SUNDAY end APRIL 4 ' pig the trees into timbers. Leave Rt4 Bank>B:15 A. M. Rtkurnlnc 'Regular $285.00 Value The most complete line of Living Room IH Title &Mortgage Guaranty Co; • * • Le»T» Atlantlo City 6:16 P. M. • ture we have ever shown-^-and- the lowest in 1755 Br,oad St. and ^ Bank St.,Newark, N.J.;-;•'.; TIcMi aood only on epadal train data A splendid assortment to choose from. The woods resembles a park. It lor which laiued. price. CATITAI,ANDSimnusoviR$2,700,000 ' .,-,-,: W»s because lets valuable trees were NEW JERSEY CENTRAL 191 Main St. (Otis Building) '291 North Broad Sttcet tot down from time to time and / c '• '• Hackmaad-.N.J. Elizabeth, N.J. Bsed for firewood that the forest has ,•»•••+»•»«%•»•»»»»••• this pleasing appearance and it is To makeSjour Dining Room Pretty alto due to this weeding out of un- Two Big Specials important trees that the oaks grew t« their present majestic size, in- Get Them While They t,ast tt«ad of being "scrubs," as are found in many wood;. • *' * FEATHER PILLOWS Sometimes, without any care, a forest become! valuable because of For Singer Sewing Ma- iha fine trees on it, but this happens chines, experienced or 0nly - occasionally. The Holmdel and West Freehold woods referred Inexperienced to did not become valuable by ac- tident. .They were cared for by Apply at once. KITCHEN CHAIRS their preiqnt owners as well as by yr«vioufl owners, with the result each that they are yielding profitable tropS of timber. All the time they i. SHAWN, M^r. $1.69 *ere looked after they more than \ BIG ASSORTMENTS feald for the labor and small amount 53 Catherine Street 10-Piece American Walnut Dining tt capital needed by producing flre- RED BANK d Watch for Our Weekly Specials in Room Suites The Register. Then call and see how It is Mid that no state in the Union raises hotter whits oak trees No More Piles easy it will be for you to furnish your S159.OO than New Jersey. This state used home. to be famous for itj white oak Thouiandt Bleu Dr. Leonhtrdt, the Reg. Valae. $250,00 " Phyaiclan Who DUcovered Thla of the foreiU, but such woods are scarce Common Same Remedy •••»••»•«•••<••••••«••••••••••+•<••••••••» Several designs to choose from but whichever 1 today. That they still can be pro- design you prefer, you will be well pleased duced Is ihown by thn wonderful ' If you think that tho surgeon's knife is tho only method of oscape Phone 2104 with the quality. foreit at West Freehold. from the mliery of pllen. it's bo- • • • c»u«o you haven't hoard oi tho now Th» re'c«nt coal strike cauied a S-«nlfSt.Anown " Dr- Loonhardfs Watch Our Windows tranundous demand for firewood Cash or Credit Free Delivery sr And earned much woodland to bo The Doctor's trettmtint Is lnU^ rial. By cxnerlmentinjc for yearn Bt GtNS SUNDAY MARCH 11 tlatred off. A great many peoplo Ii« dlicovorod th« exact cnuia of otplorad thli great ton of tr«ei, pllci and then went further ami Tnli Ion mi a gr»v« on* to far in compounded a remedy that would fk eoneirntd the indiscriminate cut- r«mov« the eatine, ting of tat**, but there is no rcaion Dr. Lsonhwdt wanle every »ulT«r- Acme Furnishing Company r, Why it altould htv* bten. In nearly «to benodt by hli dlicovery and ko that tharo will lie no doubting or d«. •wry forut tti*r* ar« m«ny tree* lay, Whtlan Canldy Drug Co. and *fden bfcaui* of (heir character or 1 H, LIBOVSKY. Proprietor Ja.'cl their proximity to other HBM-ROID with guarantee thnt It M» Mifu! only lot fliwood, will do ai iUt«d or money back. V on that honorable baili «v«ry 137 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK, N. J. (TTri fiiiiif •uffertr >hou|ij i«tur« a wtkin i M 1 \ RED BANK REGISTER, MABCH. 17,-1929.' Fa&e Seventeen' '•<' - PERSONAL. the home of Mri. Frank Thompson VOCBI di»et at the night «ervic« l>y ••»«••»••••««•«•«•««<•»»« of,'Bergen place. MM. Vernell w»s Mis. Whilda Wilson and t, Bniiell Mrs; Bert Mffltr" of Mlddletown until recently a patient at the Long Woolley. villsgo hat resumed her dutlei »» » Branch hospital, ,. The Methodist church btgim the HOWARD FREY Jewels teaqlier at the Rive*, street- school Charles Hopping of Wallace conference year with an enrollment at Eed Bank after having been con> street is out after a sickness of a of more thaoJIOO members and with SANITARY PLUMBER Remounted lined to Oie house a welt wlth'srip. week,' the,record of having raised 97(1,000 Henry Higgins of Westalde ave- the past fire yean. Itev. W. Rol? Money to Loan Into Mod.rn "Dsaigna of Bordcn L. Hance, who Ijvea at '74 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. I. IJUQ haB recovered from grip and he the corner of {last Front street and land Raver, who was reappolntod Finait Workmanahlp is back at-work »t (in electrtdon Spring street, is confined 'to the pastor of the churcB, was arced to STEAM and HOT WATER FITTING for C, J\ Clark. house with.sickness, ,'.', take,another charge.in the south- •/ Money for loans on im- REUSSILLE'S '*"!* Mrs- IrtJtile«: M. Thompson will John /Hart; who ha«; been on-' ern part of the state, but he pre- Gutters, Leaders and Tin, Roofing ntovehpr grocery buBlnees on April gaged in soiling second-hand' auto- ferred the'pastorato of hit pMsent proved property or lor r 3$ Broad Street lit ivom the corner -of Shrewsbury mobiles in this section, has been growing church.', , •'•• -,.- RED BANK avenue and;Herbert etreefc.to the made manager of the^used car de- All Jewish children who attend Calandrlello buiWInjf oh-the: -iutt partment of the-Packard company school havo been requeitod by Rab> .new buildings, 1 • • ifde of 'Shrewhury avenue, which at New, York;i '•'•' •'::'•> :, bi B, H. Rosengard to attend Sun- FIRELESS the bought a short time ago. Stlllman Fay, Samuel Berkowltz, day-school at the synagogue on •'• TJiomas DcGoorge, son of Mrs. William < I. Frey, Harold S. Allen Riverside avenue next Sunday Coast Millinery EJIzabeth DeGeorge of Shrewsbury and George J. Martin were initiated morning: at ten o'clock. Buy or build a house : Gas Range avenue," is back at school after hay. into the second degree of Naveejnk ;. jng been sick a week.' ' Self-Service Shoppe lodge of,Odd Fellows of Red Bank, WEDDINGS, i , .and pay for it by COOKS iw'AWGAS 1TURJSED OFF! ' Mls» Mary Conway of Spring nt tho meeting on Monday night. Fin* Anortmant of street la anew employee nt tho Red A large sale of tickets is reported / Maaan—Albrccht. i Brink Canto Kitchen. , : for the lodge benefit shows which Miss Atalanta Mason, daughter of monthly p ayme n t s, SPRING HATS i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haley and are to be given.at the Strand thea- Wesley. Mason of Centervllle, near —ATTHE— •Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer of ter the week beginning Monday, Mlddlotown village, and Gustav Al- about the same as pay- Everett were recent guests of Mr. March 20th. : brecht of Hoboken vteie married NOTHING OVER 3.95 and Mrs. Fred Conk of lelghjon George' Lovett of Waverly place Sunday night at the bridc.'s home by 206 BROADWAY •» avenue. .: .,". has returned his duties as a teacher Rev. P. .'T. B. Reynolds, pastor of ing rent. Waltor Bennett has moved from at "the high' school after having been tho Reformed church of Keyport. Long Branch, N. J. the Libovsky building oh'Shrews- laid up several days with sickness. ' The bride wore a white crep8_da Opp. Stalnbiehs bury avenue and he is now;JiVi«ig Mrs, Stanley VdnBrunt of Eat- chine gown and she carried a boquet Auto Tire Shop •with his father Joseph Bennett,, at of .roses. The bridesmaid, Miss onto'wn spent Thursday with Mrs. ' • .. • F. E. IVINS, Prop. TAKE YOUR TIME the corner of Shrewsbury avenuo Prank Stier of .William street. Esther JLaursen of Matawan, was The purchnae of an »utomob3t, stw ot and River street. gowned in blue- crepe de chine BE YOUR OWN used, (• tn important buafaesi propoittlon Mrs. Howard Cowley and Mrs. —and ihould b« treated u sucb. Kaitr Stanley Patterson will move from Thomas Gilmore of Keansburg and she carried rosos.. Tho grooms- decisions often beget .bad Ursralni. Wb*n the Newman Springs, road; to spent yesterday. with Mrs; Cecil man was Walter L. Jones of Mata- you deal with us you are reque«tt Kcd Bank will meet it th. Borouth Hill in unlit norouth on t|ta 2»th of Mtxeh. at T:30 r. M., for th. purpose of h.arlnf For 'Misses personn interested fn th. KS.ea.m.ot. tit b. made by them In r.Ittlon tn th. I.jlMT ot sewers nn River itrtet, C«dtr strtiC aqd tatberin. itieet. 39.50 59.50 79.50 A. E. 3HINN, Clark. PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice ii hereby given tfiat th. Commll* on.rs of Aiaeaiment of th. Borough of Red Hank Trill meet at th. Borouih Hall ; In .aid Borouth on th. 28th of Marelt, " '•'--"-" ForJtcnior-Misses• - - -..v,-v..-^> ••,,-. m ' i»t r-. Mil hartkr seed and high grade fertilizer at right prices. Give us a chance, to 15.00 i;lv«n to th. er.dltora of aald d.l.aa.4 i. «*Mhlt to th. aubierlher. .ifiuliU aa nforti.liL thilr dihta and cl.mandl atalnlt serve you and make your dollars make more dollars for all of us. il.• iall unit, under oath, vlthln •!* month* frpm t) ' ilal* pf th. afDraeal. The Styles 'Include: The Fabrtcs Include: »irdnr, er thvy vlll Is for.v.r (an.d af SATIN ihdr action, thei.for ntlnal th. laid inlr- SRAKWT LlMf MOOtU CHAKMEEN '"oateil Frtehotd, N, J., March It, ltll. i CAn-EuK ftrru* TAFFETA MARY A. rABKM, - Corn* or Ou* lurorra TWILL ffroad .ira.t, Cat.ntqwii, ifi >*• Tin Nnr OeOtT Buivis LORCHEEN Monmoulh CtuntT Surr.tata'. OMaa, 9m. Tiniun Dmn TWILUJLOOM In tli. mattfr of thai ailat* ol Aaroa^O* TWEED Sulnhln, Jr.. ilataaitil. Joor COUAU llutlci to • And we have a large stock of Park A: Pollard Bonnie «r .lutiuary. 1»:9. on (h. aofllnilun ,«l Extra Salespeople flave Been Provided and tlary E. Butohln ana Aaron 0,DulptlM ' mlmlntilratora of tut anal, ot Aan Booster itarting math, and Baby Buster chick grains, Hutpliln, Jr., dtevaiail, notlof Ir K AH Fashion Lane Is Ready/, Llvtn tn tli. crxlllorl o( talil do.nt.4 t(t , • xhlblt tn Ih. >ubiar|liar(, •dmlnlttniUr' also fine cracked corn, cracked oats and wheat. »• «/ur»iln.| till lalit 1U« L. BAMBERGER & CO. acrlh»ra. ROONEY & ELY CO. NEWARK, N. J. ENGLISHTOWN MIDDLETOWN , MARLBORO MAY TELEPHONB VftUR pRDBR WY, jCALLIKO MAEKBt Page RED BANK REGISTER, MARCH IT, 1926. Glen L, Berry, superintendent of Thomas G. Cowles and,Miss Anna tain-.hi .the , next meeting at tho JNEWS FROM KEYPORT. weights and measures in Monmouth Cowles visited Eev. A.'J» Iszard homo of Mrs.. Harry S, Cowles. I Expert Repairing county, gave a talk on the,work ol and family of Ocean Grove- last , Tho Haslet fire-Company held Its I;-AUTOMOBILE ! T - ' « 01* REFORMED MEN'S* CLUB* TO the department. Mr. Berry assured week. -- . anniversary, supper at, the Raritan ii "DIRECTORY GIVE A MINSTREL ^HOW. the farmers he always stood ready Mr. nnd Wrs. George B. Harvey inn : at • Kevport Thursday night. 'WATCHES, CLOCKS PIANOS and REAL ESTATE and willing .to cp-oporate. with the of Freehold, formerly of Hailet, About 45 wore present, including Lincoln Hole Company** 334 Anni- the members nnd their families. A and JEWELRY 1 farmers;t6 the end that the weights havo moved to Keyport. |J. C. RUN YON i versary Dinnar to b» Held March and measures laws would be en- Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Giler, Miss Ana chicken suppc-r was served. 12 Mechanic Street' . Accuracy, skill and ex- 3Ut—Hiberniant' Annutl Ball forced. A. D.'Miller, a representa- Alice Hinion and Mr. Poling of As- Mrs. George B. Warren was perience enable us to to faoHel d Tonight. tive of the Fruit auttion company bury Park vfsited Thomas G. hostess to tho ladies' auxiliary- of OLDSMOBILB I do the most delicate re- Thp Men's club of the Reformed of New York', gave nn instructive Cowles and family on Sunday. ^Mr. Hazlct flro company at her homo pairing. We guarantee church will hold a minstrel show talk on tho value of standardization nnd Mrs. Gilcr will soon leave for on Tuesday ,a{ternoon.. Following at the Surf theater 'on Monday of packages, both to tho seller and California, -nhcro they will make tho business session refreshments satisfaction. Our prices night. Joseph Loyett is the director. to tho buyer. F. W. Russell of the their home. were served. - Mrs. James Morroll WATCH IT GROW will please you. The 33d anniversary dinner,of bureau of markets of New York Wilbujr Kycraon of Newark spent will -entertain the auxiliary next Silverware Repaired Lincoln hose company given in hon-> city explained tho method used in Saturday with Thomas G. Cowles. Tuesday. or of the charter nnd exempt mem gathering and reporting market re- Ernest E. Pcseux.-Jr., son of Mr. P. 0. Weigand has purchased the and Replated Like New. bers will be held at the firehousb 1 ports* Another meeting will be nnft d Mrs. Ernest E. Poseux, who has Amund Nielsen poultry farm. Add Now ,to Your - on March 31st. , held at the Hazlet firchousc Friday hern seriously sick at tho Roosevelt Tho Thursday evening card club REUSSELLE'S Drummond Place. Phone Red Bank 933 The annual' ball of the Ancient night of this'week. hospital at Now York, has returned met with Mr. and Mrs. J. Grover order of Hibernians will be held to- • Mrs. Cornelius LambcrUon enter- homo and is now slowly improving. Curtis lost week. ' SILVER 36 Broad St, Red Bank night at the parish house. tained the. Social Nino nt her homo Mrs. Ella Bcdlo, Miss Evelyn 'Any Modern Solid J The home and school association on Tuesday afternoon. A pleasant Lufburrow nnd Miss Annie Lufbur- will hold its regular monthly meet- Silver or Plated 1 time was iljd by all. Tho Social IOW entertained the ladles' aid so- ing , tomorrow night at the First Nine gave, a farewell party to Mr.ciety of St. John's church at their Pattern Matched Baptist church. Twro motion pic- and Mrs. James Sutton at tlioii home on Wednesday afternoon. C O F PIS tures will be shown in connection home Monday night. Mr. and Mfa,Following the business session ft so- REUSSILLE'S with the ."Botter Homes" week, en- cial hour flnd refreshments wero petfeelep • Carteret titled ."Home Sweet Homo" and Sutton will soon leavo for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Harry/ S. Cowles enjoyed. .Mis. Harry S. Cowles' 36 Broad Street "Poor Mrsi Jones'." A musical and and Miss Anne Cowles will enter COUGHS RED BANK literary entertainment -will also be and sons Junior and Thomas, Mr. presented. • > .>' The-junior class of-the high school will give a reception to the senior class on Friday night, April 16th. The Rollo transit company has made ah application to the-borough council for a five-year franchise. E. Story Hallocfc has had a me- morial window placed in Calvary Methodist Sundty-school "room in 77^ Berkeley-Cartetet memory of his -wife Irene. L. Brpwor Walling has.purchnscd This Saturday and every Saturday! a new Chrysler coach. Danco £o the entrancing music of Ezra W. Karkus'and Honjy L. Saturday Evening Dances ?HE BERKELEY-CARTERET PLAYERS Graham have purchase! new Buick Come in any time, Saturday Direction Larry Buttler \, cars.' '/ . •-.• Mr, . and Mrs. Hollie Matthews evening, for supper or later; The most popular dance orchestra on tho and dance till the close' Th Jersey Coast. Larry Buttler. (himself) have moved into their new home- charge is but a dollar. and his master musicians play every week here. . . at the BerkeleyrCttrteret. . . Edward Kelly has a position in the. JVanamaker^tore .at_New,York, - Charlea-F- Wichti Managing Director George Tilton is laying new hard- ATLANTIC AT A8BURY PARK wood floors in the basement of the West Furniture company. Mrs. Prank A.. Cottrell is a sur- gical patient in the Long Branch hospital, . M. Jaffa has returned from a1 visit at Philadelphia. ' ' Mrs. Eveleen Templeton has re- turned from a visit with. Dr. J. W. Brice and family at Chester, Pa. Mrs. Norma Hair has returned to the home of her brother, Dr. G. B. Aumack, after a visit with her son Theodore of Bed Bank. Mr. and /Mrs. Charles Hyer, Sr. have rehirneoL. from__a;. several Such specials you -lever sawbefore. Here's a real chance to save; money months'stay at Greenport, L. I. Robert S. Lockwood was confined on many things you need for fixing up the home—Saturday starts this gi- to his home several days this week arvel949e with grip. A number . of persona ivere gantic Sale—it lasts just one week. There will be different specials on aroused about three o'clock Thurs- day morning by cries for help from every xlay. Come, you will be surprised what 9<^; will buy. Miss Mary Smith at, her home on Broadway. Mrs. John S. Matthews, Jr., was the first to hear her cries and awakening her husband, they 3 BROAD STREET RED BANK, M J. started to the rescue, accompanied by Herbert West, John Hoke and W. L. Grifflng. Miss Smith, who White Cups and Saucers set I v 9° lives alone, thought she heard some- COMPLETE Hj BUY AT AL'S-^HE SAVES YOU MONEY one in the house, The party searched the house but no . one Water. Glasses C 10 quart Galvanized Pails could be found, and apparently all 9 I the windows and doors were locked. or Fresh Pigs' 4-iver ^Honeycomb Tripe Mrs, J. H. Hendrickson has been Clothes Pins 60 ^ each sick with a severe cold thi3 week. 9c 1 Japanese Toilet Pa.per (• 2for 9c I Phila. Scrapple Fresh Plate Beef MARLBORO NEWS. - 1000 Sheets Firemen Buy the Hotart Building for UUII a Hull. Clark^ O.N.T. Cotton 2 for•9c.l SATURDAY-Last Day Plate Corned Beef Fresh Pigs Feet The families of 'Holmes Ely, Minor Brown and P. D. VanMater and their help have been sick with Blue Bird Dinner Plates ea. I 2-qt. Aluminum Sauce Pans grip the past week. Regular 20c each . • ' • . ". H William Clayton and .daughter Helen spent the week-end at Cran- Linoleum Mats, 18x36 in. ea. • each Beef Liver 2 lbs Sauer Kraut ford. Mrs. Clayton and daughter 9c •.'' 9c , ^ Mildred, who have been Visiting Dr. /• a,nd Mrs. Earl Dunfce the past two Flour Sifters weeks, returned with them. 9c ea. 1 Breast of Lamb Fresh Ox Tails The Hobart building, which has Regular 25 c each' been in the family over 76 years, C I GET A CIRCULAR AND SEE OUR WIN- has been purchased by the Marl- Handy Alum. Sauce Pans 9 ea. 1 DOWS—Over 500 Items' on Sale—Shop Chuck Roast boro firemen. Last week remodel- Short Ribs of Beef ing of tho interior of the building early and often. New specials every day. was begun. Floors will be -leveled Scrub Brushes 9c ea. 1 •and partitions removed in the cen- We reserve the right to linyt the quantities ter o£ tho building, making a large, •••••aaHMMal room to serve as a hall. Tho post- to each customer. • . Pot Roast all meat Breast Veal ofjice nnd -notion store in the wings of the building, and the lodge room above, will not be disturbed. • Mrs. Alfred Lango-has returned Smoked Cala Hams Frankfurters to her home here after a year's ab LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS — THE n,,,, MIMMIIiiKlli ,,imiil.liJii|imilll'l'llllMII«lllll|iiiUll'llHltllllll'ftlim

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v Tarnow is still confined to, the unable to fill his position at New —1> at Hillside, near Navcsink, gave NEWS PROW MiDDLETOm house with this diseas^. 'York the past week on account of birth to a son Sunday. \ Many American Mechanics of having been, tick with grip. Ernest Nieman of East Keans- NO PASTOR' YET SELECTED Belford. and vicinity attended a Amzi Pc«ten of Nnyesink and his burg was a visitor at Newark over FOR NEW MONMCWJTH. class initiation of twelve candidates children Samuel,.Herbert, Paul and Saturday and Sunday. . The Greatest Offer at Freehold last week. Three of Blanche ara 'out after having been . Assessor" William E, Ralph of. Cominltte* Appoints to Cbooio those initiated live at Belford and sick a week with grip. • Port Monmouth is i improving from We Have Ever Made! likely Candfdttu—East Keam- one lives at Port Monmouth. . Mr. and Mrs. John Beard of sickness. '..:•. A FRIENb'S ADVICE burg Want* Garbage Removed— , Mrs, John I. Sickles of Navcsink Baldwin, Long Island, spent Sunday "Mrs... Walter ;Kraft, of •. Belford, Flramta Clear $30 at Card Party has been confined to the house with with their son, Herbert Beard of who has been on the sick list, is im- Thirty persons attended a meet- nervous prostration, but she is im-Campbell's Junction., ;" ' . proving. ' $2OO There's no secret about our rea- ing held by the Port Monmouth par- proving. Her sister, Mrs. Charles Independent fire "company of ErneBt DeGrote, janitor of the ONLY DOWN ent-teachers' association last Thurs- Carhart, recently spent several days Belford, 'will hold a card party Port Monmouth public school, is 8on for taking such a deep interest day at the Pott Monmouth sohool- with her. •'••.'.. -. . Thursday night of next week at laid up with grip. . • for tha world-famous Grand Prize in the satisfaction ol our Used houso, where a talk' on "Child ' The congregation of the NewSchnobr's hall. " Mm. Emmor-Clayton - of Port Habits" was given by Dr. V. V.Monmouth Baptist. church voted The ushers* union of the NewMonmouth, who has been very sick, Car owners. We realize that Anderson of Shrewsbury. Five new last week not to elect a pastor for Monmouth Baptist church will hold is improving. " members of tho association were re- a while'but to hear more candidates a sociable tomorrow night in the 'Golden & Johnson of .Port Mon- every owner has friends—and ceived. Tho child study course at before making: a selection. 'chureSchapiel, mouth have a new business auto- Tht opportunity of « lifetime I Get « the aehqolhojse will be continued on Hiss Carol Cooley of Keyport is Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Sicklos of mobile. brand new.eenulne QiandPrixe Eureka that many of these friends are the second and thin'. Thursday af- sick with measles and her place as Navesinjc have, returned from the 1 Mrs. Adam Linzmayer of Nave- Vacuum Cleaner far only f 3.00 downl ternoons of each month. The mem- teacher of the-third grade of theSouth'," where t]iey spent most of Thli artonUhtaglyamall down payment going to follow his advice in the sink, who has been very sick, is im- puts this' great cleaner right in your bers of the children's nutrition j:Iass Port Monmouth public school is the •winter. proving.? own home—tod extremely euy terms matter of cars. are showing oncouraglng results. filled by a substitute. Miss Catherine Dowd of Port Miss Helen Gillette of Port Mon-, will quickly mala it yodn. Think of it!' Nearly all of them have gained J. E. Williams of Navesink Is Monmouth ^graduated as a nurse iriouth has a new Chevrolet coach. •weight und health. The parent-kept indoors with grip. He recent- from the Long Branch hospital Fri- Miss Helen Kelly of New Mon- GREAT SPECIAL TERMS tcachers' association will hold Its ly passed his 71st birthday and this day night. ! mouth is kept indoors with grip. . Offer Positively End* FRANK VAN SYCKLE next meeting; at the echoolhouse is the first time he has been sick in Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Casler of J. Crawford Compton of Bayside next Monday afternoon. a number of years. Freehold spent Sunday with Mr. March 31st V. Hugfati, Mir. 149461 W. Frost St. Heights has a. new Buick sedan. S0 A committee consisting of James ' Florence Winifred Marie Klemm, and Mrs. Thomas J. Casler of Port Complete *8 But you must hurry 1 This astonhhlng daughter of Charles ,J. Klemm, was special terms educational offer ends Telephone 1296 E. Grlggs, Howard W. Roberto, Monmouth. oet of Stephen E. Curtis, Henry COB, Sr.,baptised Sunday at the Episcopal Mrs. Jacob Stryker of Locust soon. Upon request we will deliver a and Miss Evelyn Walling has been church school at Campbell's Junc- Point is spending two weeks at New "High Vacuum" brand new Eureka with complete at* appointed by the Baptists of New tion. . York, where her husband is cm-;:" TRADfelN YOUR <: Attachment* tachmcnU for FREE trial. Then, if you 8 decide to keep them, pay only $3.00 DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Monmouth to visit Bart' * churches Mrs, Daniel' Coyne of Hopping's ployed. . FREE down. Act now—andenjoymany.many whero pastors are desirouj pf mak- Crossing, one of • the oldest resi- Mrs. Emma Morris and her two -with each Eureka years of the best homecleanlng service Old Watch 1 money can buy) ing a change. When the commit- dents of Middletown township, has daughters and her son are sick'with purchased tee finds a candidate who seems grip at their home at Belford. FOR A NEW ONE (Hill offer iniT ha wiUnlravra been very sick, but. she is improv- at »nr Urn*) Write, Phone or Call Today to be suitable for New Monmouth ing. Charles Smith of Jersey City SPECIAt OFFER It will so report toHhe congregation spent Saturday and Sunday at his Mise Marian Phillip of Green- THIS MONTH ONLY HE1SLER ELECTRIC SHOP, ' and the clergyman in question will wich, Connecticut, has been spend- bungalow at East Keansburg. TRADE IN YOUR be asked to preach at the church be- SI Newman Springs Rd,, Red Bank OLD CLEANER ing several days with her mother, ' Mis. Richard Bremley of Belford Liberal allowanca fore being voted on by the congre- Mrs. Belle Phillip of Phillip MiUs. is kept indoors with "sickness. REUSSILLE'S I 206 Bond Street Asbury Park gation. In tho'meantime.Kev. A. H. R. B. X198-W — A. P. 5447 will be granted on Miss. Emma,Schnoor of Belford William Werner of East Keans- 36 Broad Street ' the purchaae of a Sutphen of New Monmouth, a for-is improving from a heavy cold. burg'has bought a motorcycle. RED BANK Grand Prize Eureka American mer pastor of the church, will con- Edwin Roach of Belford has been Mrs. Edward Golden, who lives tinue to fill tho pulpit. ' Bevi 'Albert' P.. Mack of ,St. Mary's church of Keyport preached at the Episcopal'church school at Campbell's Junction, near Belford, Food Sun-lay. Changes have.been made In the -hours for services at the • church school. Hereafter SUnday- school will- meetr Sunday^af ternbonu at. half-past two o'clock,! and even- Company ing service will bo-held nfe half-past seven o'clock. Wednesday nights at eight o'clock there will bo pray- 3 Broad St., Red Bank, N. I. ers for the sick' and' on Friday nights at the. same liour there will beovening servico and night litany. We Sell the genuine "Cream of the Creameries" The card party: held last Thurs- Tub Butter Exclusively day night by. Independent fire com-- pany of Belfqrd was the most sue cessful the company has ever had About ?80' was cleared. Edwarc Buy Good Groceriei—-Does Not Cost Any More Neff won first prize'in tho euchri at the American Food Stores contest arid Harry Lohsen won flrs' prize tor being the beBt pinochle player. - • ,.' ; • . '•." i Tall Cans Red Alaifca One Quart Jar A novens in celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph ia being con- "V/onder IVIcsat Very Nice ducted at St. Mary's church at New Salmon Monmouth. It began •Wednesday BEDUCED TO Dill Pickles and it will endErlday. Each morn- 10 Broad Street 22 Monmouth Street Red Bank, N. J. ing there is a mas3 at half-past seven o'clock and each night a serv- Two Wonders in This Wonder can ice is held at eight o'clock, 33 REAL. O^aL.Y IF1 THE NAME IS CHARLIl^'S! Residents of East Keansburg are trying to get tho Middletown town- Argo Brand Freshly One Quart Jar ship "'board ol health to provide , v Packed servico for hauling away garbage. Pure Cocoa East KoBnsturg has a largo sum- New Kraut 2 mer population and folks there say Boiling Beef Corn Starch Jar and all conditions will be bad tho coming REDUCED TO season it nothing is done. Dr. Roof of 'few York, a summer resident of Locust Point, died of Corned Beef Pigs' Feet Brlght's disease Friday night ot his Th. POLLYANNA. Aaurt«l homo at New York at the ago of 61 years. Mr. and Mrs. William S." Shin Bone Golden of Locust Point called on Pigs' Liver Hart Brand Qolden' Chocolates Mrs. Eoof Sunday. Bantam • • The Belford Methodists Were to °* Mints have had a reception Friday night lbbox c for Eev. A. C. Polh'emus, who was Truthful Advertising—Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb, all sizes 29c lb Corn recently re-appointed pastor of the ' . RfiDUCED TO . 39 church, but tho event was post- poned because his daughter Grace ilk ed Chuck Roast ed ccan is sick with grip- Fancy M F Fancy M^ F 18 Mealtime COFFEE Some of the /boys of Bel£ord have formed a basketball team un- b Freshly Roasted and der the . name of the Belford Beef Liver Blue Ribbon Brand ground j Midgets. The members of tho team Roasting Chickens 3-4 * Size Fowl Calif. EVAPORATED are Harry Halsey, Gerard Forrest, Stewing Lamb Charles Hesse, John Dobroskey and clb Peaches John Wermert. 39** ' A great deal of snow still re- 34c 14c * 34 ( . REDUCED TO mains on the sides . of Riverside Dining Room drive. Piles of snow have lined cpkg that road since early in February, Flour bub it il almost impossible to find 18 snow anywhere else in the town- Most Delicious Sirloin, Round. Porterhouse Steak or Roast, 29c lb for bread or pastry ship. ., National Biscuit Co.'s 12-tb bag Joseph Carroll of Newark spent Sunday with his cousin, John Lents of East Keansburg. • Mr. Carroll, Chuck Steak Shoulder Lamb Social Tea William Werner and Jamos Stalfa made an automobile trip to Dela- Biscuits DRINKING ware Water Gap one day last week. Cala Hams t Chopped Beef •"•••"•""""•RBDtrCBD-TOr •"'•' ;.I>oul*,S£hoU.h«8 resumedJiia,du- ties as manager of the Wagner meat market at Campboll's Junc- of the better kind tion aftor having been laid up a week with grip. Hit place was Chuck Roast Breast Neck Veal set of 6 glasses filled by Louis Cardncr of Belford. Comet Brand C So many members of tho Port Monmouth eoolal club were tick last Wonder Markets • Full Size Fancy 29 week that the club did not hold its [Charlie's is the only and original 9 and 19c in this Wonder Town. Roast 29c lb customaryi Saturday night meeting. ii Tall Cans It will meet Saturday night of .this Head Rice wjiek at Mrs. C. Wesley Smith's. REDUCED TO > "American" Brand An autograph quilt with several Sugar Cured Hams Blade Roast Center Pork Chops hundred names on It is being made cpk Evap. Milk by tho ladles' auxiliary of tho Port Monrnouth ftro company. The quilt Strip Bacon Bolognas Franks All Veal Chops 10 * c will bs disposed of at the company's annual fair naxt summer, clb clb cIb Palmolive 10 Charlti Runyon ot Port Mon- 24 29 mouth hai opened an agency for 29 tha salt of Oldamobllo nutomobllos Soap at Bed Bonk. Everett Casler of Prunes Port Monmouth Is a new agent for - Paying More is an absolute waste of money. Dont pay more. Stewing Chickens 29c lb "Keep that school, girl of the better kind these automobiloi. - complexion" Miuei Irene, Myrtlo and Gone- Large Size Fruit vlev« Euppol of Eait Kearubursc 2-jb cartoctfton gave '» St. Patrick's party Saturday Pork Chops center cuts AH Steaks 3 cakes nlg-ht at which guejta w«re preatnt from Eitt Kenniburg, Nswnrk, J«r- Fresh Hams Rump Veal 35 ety City md Latahurtt. Frank Vlorlng of Port Monmouth, College Inn Brand WHOLE JERSEY who reoontly returned liorrm from Loin Pork Prime Roast tha' Long Branch hospital, shown eoniUnt Improvomont, but he still Chicken Beets ha* to make trips to tht hospital Leg Lamb Stewing Chickens IS to 18 Pieces for trMtmont, Mm. G^orgo Mlll«r of Bolford i« Round Roast Summer Bologna a la King large can ImbrqylhK frqm (trip. Pmil Tarnow of Bolford linn lm- proved (urtlclcntly from hi* iilck- ' Dont forget the 2 Wonders-10 Broad Street and 22 Monmouth Street; Red Bank, N, 2fr naia to ho out. Jlln dnujthttir Alnm hu tccoytred ftojn gt\f, but Mr». - •.. > • •; ,J KED BANK REGISTER. MARCH 17.1926.

SERMON ON RACE QUESTION., City spent ^he \ve,ck-cnd 'with Ms day with hJrBlstevM mother, MrV'Ch'arles Nowacfc. Schsnctof Hightstown, Holmdel Pattor Males Plea for William - Laird of Newark' was [Ilev. J. Warren Rose has b?eti re- Tolerance' and Brotherly Love. the -week-end guest of his grand- appointed'aa jfastor of the Sanford Rev. John Sherman, p»tor ol tho parents, Mr. and Mrs. William I. Momorial church. . ' -' '. Holmilcl Baptist church, preached Davison, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. 'Alfred Lute/, Mr. Rebuilt Cars a special Eorrnon on'the race ques- The Snnford Memorial orchestra and Mrs. Melvin Lutes 'and' con tion to a lar'eo^ gathering Sunday meets every Monday night for prac- Mclvin of Elizabeth were Sunday McNair^s night, his subject being "Tho Cath- tice tilth their leader, Garrctt T. guctU of Mr. and Mrs.-Elias Lutes. Due to the popularity of the New Star " 6 " olic, tho Jew, the Ku KIux Jvlan, Sanford of Lakewobd. he Negro anddho Protestant" He The Epworth league group rally IS EVERY DAY A we have a number of cars taken in trade, all stressed ,the'point that religion and held in • tha • Sanford - Memorial Meats and Groceries race arc largely the result of acci* church on Friday night was a< suc- BACKACHE DAY? dont and that basically human be- cessful as well as an enjoyable af- Red Bank Folks H»T« > Found • lh« ngs are pretty much the same all Directly Opposite Globe Hotel fair^ The local league entertained Cauia'and Corneted It. are in excellent condition and priced low. ver the world, as there is good nnd bad, truth and error, in everyone. leagues from Hightstown, Jamcs- Is your ba k lame and achy? Arc 19 EAST FRONT ST. RvED BANK/N. J. ; Mr.-Shcrmon mado a plea for folks buig and Cranbury. you tortured with sharp, rheumatio ,1920 BUICK TOURING An interesting missionary meet- pains; mloorablo with headaches, . Telephone 372 to forget their accidental differ- dizay spells and kidney irregular- ences anil to concentrate on moral- ing was held at tho home of Mrs. George : D. VanDenborgh' on ities? No -wonder, then, you feel 1923 OVERLAND TOURING ity, brotherhood and love. This, ho worn-out and discouraged. But Beat Creamery Butter • per, lb 52c aid, was the essence o£ right liv- Wednesday afternoon.' After the have you given any thought to your , 1923 STAR SEDAN ng. Many persons congratulated meeting a social hour was enjoyed kidnoysT You should! WeSk kld- Parson's Ammonia' .'. qt.'bottle 25c Mr. Sherrnan on his sermon. and the hostesses served refresh- neystausa ju>L such troubles. Don't Because of the sickness of Miss ments. rUk neglect! Use Doan's Pills—a Kirkman's Borax'Soap :. 5 cakes 28c 1924 STAR SEDAN % arolyn Hance, the church organ- William. P. Fruah has moved;with stimulant diuretic to. the kidneys, ist, tho music was in charge of Mrs. his bride to their nenly furnished^ Here's B Red Bank case. Kirkman's Soap Powder large pkg. 25c 1925 STAR COACH-Like new, sold with a J. E.: Carrot. Mrs. Carrot is n pu- home on Railroad avenue. Charles K. Smith, railroad con- pil of Frank LaForge of New York, Miss Lovonia Eosa was the guest P. A. G^ Soap 6 cakes 2Sc new car guarantee. whoso studios broadcast every Sat- of Miss Margery Parker' of Free- Large Rinso pkg 20e urday evening. As Mrs. Carrct Is hold on Saturday. cold. When T stooped, sharp pianist and not an organist she Mrs Perrinei Jemlson of Union twinges caught me across my kid- Fig Newtons '. per lb 17c had invited Miss Louise Lawrence Hill spent the •week-end-with' Mr. neya and J.B timo passod my kidneys of Freehold, who is a violinist, to and Mrs. William I. Davison, Sr. were weak and acted Irregularly. Ginger Snaps 2 lbs 25c Fay-Elmore Motor Co. play the/solos at tho service^ Miss Boris Walkomcr, who purchased After using Doan'a-' Pills from Us- Lawrence was unable to be present building ' on LaSata ' avenue gett'* Drug Store-I v/as B6onrid jf Butter i Flakes : 2 pkgs 9c 115 West Front Street Phone Red Bank 1670 on account oi sickness and Mrs. some months ago, is erecting a now, the trouble." :. • ...-. .' . • iarret was obliged to play the or- home, Mr. Feltman being the-con- Price' 60c, at all dialers.. Don't Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 cans 25c gan, transposing two piano compo- tractor. * . ••' ; • , simply ask for i.. kidnew remedy- sitions for this instrument. get tloan's- Pillsr-the same that Campbell's Baked Beana ...3 cans 25c Miss Katharine Trautinann of Mr. Smith hrJ. Fpster-Milburn Co.i Brooklyn spent the •week-end with Mfrs., -Buffalo," >V Y. > ••'-.•./ !.;;:.;. Sunrhaid Seedless Raisins 2 pkgs 25c her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Jacob CARP PARTY ACROSS RIVER. Trautinann, Sr.; . : .• Del Monte' Spinach large cad 20c . The every member canvass of the Mn. Paul Oachwald'a Birthday Ro- Presbyterian church on Sunday Astor Rice .?.., 3 pkgs 25c ' membered by Her Friends* was a success. Many pledges were A- card • party, was given Friday taken on Sunday morning and-.in Del Monte Sliced Pineapple ....,...... Iarge can 25c Interest Compounded Quarterly night by-Mr. and-Mrs..Charles Eil- the^afternoon the canvassers visited ort.of Minnesink Pork, in Middlo- the remainder of the congregation. Premier Asparagus tall can 35c The Interest Department of the Merchants Trust Co; is a town tofrnahip, near Red Bank: -Mr. and Mrs. Formari "Williams Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Del Monte Asparagus tall can "35c little different from the interest department of Many other banks/ and family of Jamcsbmg, Mrs. Jo- Arthur'Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. John sephs Pettie of Cranbury and Miss Early June Peas ! 2 cans 25c Where interest is compounded every six months, you must Ransfey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clark Gladys Williams of Now Brunswick and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oschwald. wero guostsof- Mr.^and. Mrs. Abe No. 2 can Tomatoes .-. 3 cans 25c .wait six months to get your interest or to. have the interest 7 A hugeboquct of (lowers was pre- Pcnino on Friday night, ' . It's either a settlement or added to the principal. sented to Mrs. OschwaUl in celebra- Mi1, and Mrs. Lester. Hann and else Investigation and Argo Corn Starch .'.-. '. 3 pkgs 25c tion of her birthday. Games of GOO daughter of Easton were Sunday court costs > attorney Large Meaty California Prunes 2 lbs 25c In the Merchants Trust Co. you get your, interest or you were played, after which sociability guests of Mrs. Theodore K. Hann. "•.'andihe VERDICT/ have it a'dded to the principal every three months. > mid dancing were i/njoycd. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hess mo- Cut Stringless Beans 2 cans 25c. tored to South Amboy on Sunday, ihe^fsdre buiden{ii •For instance, if you have $1,000 in the interest department Card Parly for Cliurcli. ' visiting Mrs. Florence Cannon. As unpleasantness Premier Pure Assorted Jams-...: large jar 25c of the-Merchants Trust Co., at the end of three months.your in- The womcp 'of St. Mary's church Mrs. Emma Dey and Arthur Kel- [dealing with claimants) terest amounts to $10. That $10 is immediately-"added to the of New Momnouth cleared more, lington were guests at the wedding .vis lifted from your'••-• than $100 last week by a card party anniversary of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry shoulders if you carry —BEST QUALITY MEATS— principal and begins to draw interest at the rate of four per at Jackson Murphy's at Port Mon- G. Wells of Trenton on Saturday .Automobile Public *.' x night....."' Regular, Smoked Hams per lb 32c cent 3 year. •. mouth. Many persons from distant !Liability and Proper*" places were present, and tho affair Miss Caroline Skillman of Red iDamag: Insurance In Plate Beef, Fresh or Corned per lb 10c That is one advantage of dealing with the Merchants was one of the rtiost successful over Bank has been the guest of Mrs. Trust Co. ' •-.••.. .•••• held for tho benefit of the church. John-A. Stu'.ts. Chuck' Steak or Roast ...'. per lb 20c m 1 • • Iliss Katharine Conovcr is vislt- v Shoulders Spring Lamb per lb 25c - - No 'matter how small each 'deposit may be, it will be wel- ENGLISHTOWN . NEWS. ing"her sister,,Mrs. James H. Eng- comed at this bank; and if you make even1 a -Very small deposit lish of-NowYork _:._. __ Minstrel Show to bo Given Friday -Top Round Roast ".::""„.." per lb 35c every week you will be amazed at seeing! how quickly the de- Jess Traufc has returned after at Presbyterian Church. spending a month with his parents, Jersey Eggs Taken in Trade ppsits and the interest mount up. • Mr; and Mrs. Samuel)Traut of •The Minstrelcltea will give a C. Irrtnf. Patterton minstrel show at the mite society Girard,"N. Y. -.. • [' ' : - FREE DELIVERY meeting I" the "Presbyterian"clin'riel' George Errickson 'has presented ,. 6O:'Broad'.Street Friday night. The big hittlmtithis I113 wife frith a new four-door Ford MERCHANTS TRUST CO. show made at its first .appearijjcu scd'a'ri.' '.' •""•"•' ' .' Ked'Banic, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Forman Duncan NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT application -vi III be roado for the lUowtnptl will insure a good attendanceat this . P>onel628- Kstals of Annt D. H^ttl«ld, dceeiaed. of commlsslonB and counsel fees. i 62 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. performance. Thof hostesses . for and son Walter of Freehold wcro ^ Notice is hereby-given that tho'iiccounts Dated I'ebruary 28th, A. B. 1928. ' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs." J. of tlie subscriber, ndmlnlptrator. with-will the" evening are .Mrs. "WY E. Ander- oniiextd of'tho* estate'of Bald. deceased, THE SECOND ItATIONAL BAKK ANOl son, Mrs, Ira D. Hulsart and Mrs. Synijnes Diincun. will be ^audited and! stated by the Surro- ..' . TRUST COKrANV. • I Mrs. Elmer Reed and daughter gate of-the County of Monmouth.and re- M. Gibbs.. . . potted for Settlement to the Orphans Court' (Formerly Red.Bank Trait CotntnT:>| Rev.. Fred W. . Druckenmiller, Betty spent Tuesday and Wednes- of laid County, .on Thursday; the clfehth ihe Bcglstor'a motto—"A pipe; leader of the Christian association, da/ of of Ajril, A. r. 1020, at which time in every home."—Advertisement. Wesley Evanson, Harvey Stalls, : i • . . Jr., and Bernie Weiser attended the older boys' conference of the asso- ciation at Bradley.Beach on Friday WRITE and Saturday. Mr. Druckenmiller Right With a Good spoke at meetings on both days. SHEAFFER The meetings held in the interest For Real Comfort of evangelism during: March in the Lifetime Pen Presbyterian church arc growing in interest. Thursday night the two Unconditional Guarantee lit" speakers, Rev. Marshall T. Harring- ton of Trenton and Rev. David REUSSILLE'S John Spratt of Plainficld -were in- spirational. - ••••-... 36 Broad Street -..-A with an Charles Nowack of Long Island RED BANK

DELIVERED Fully Equipped ; No Nofee, No Dirt, Soot or Four-Door, Full Five-Passenger Ashes. Sedan, Four- Wheel Brakes, No Work. No Fuel Tie-Ups. Balloon Tires No Trips to Gold Basement, Nightor Morning. Sweeping the Country A Warm House .When You o you And the one great reason Get Up. is the fact that this is the first Six that brings really bread '' No Tanks or Bins to Fill. fine six-cylinder perform- ance downrto where the average American family tlASiit ever occurred to; you that •The result iV that FreHiofer'a bread has *•'*• whatever else you give your always been exceptional for its tivit,fox Even Temperature in is justified in buying it. family to cat, bread they must nave its high food value, its pure wholesomenus. - A great motor car buy— at every meal—ryes, >and between Any Weather a car that wise buyers are ~ ' meals too, whenever anybody .wants IF YOU Ann HOT already getting Fret- a little extra bite. borer's order today one of these fragrant, The space usually devoted to fuel storage could be used willing to wait for. crisp-crusted loaves, so light yet so firm of- for billiard room or ether purposes. P That's why we have always taken tdcturc, so rich in whfcaty flavor, so pacllcd' the maklpg of bread so seriously—, witli wholesome nourishments why, from the very first, our aim'ltas Consult us for survey and complete information] The New We can give you, besides our Urge and been to make bread that had tho'dc- small white loavcj, every other popular licious wheaty flavor, the",rich whole- kind. At your grocer's. Fresh baked al- Our Special House Heating Rate lomtnesj of $he best home-made loaf. ways in all its varieties., Makes It Easy.

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\ i •:-. RED BANK BEGISTER, MARCH 17; 1926. Page Tweiifcy'.Ohe .vH MIPDLETOWN'S GOOD PUWL3. cleared 1^2 at a cake aale last Sat- •LUt oE-Xho**-who Mad lo the Kev.-QIannce-W.-Letts, who lias <*»X«<4.:^K<^;^^^ V«riou» Gradai at Laoaatdo. been on the sick'list, is'abla to he George Wahl ot East Keanshurg around again. ' and Harold Dow of Fort Hancock, iMr. and tin, John Hobroug]i gilt ' each with averages, of 06.6 pet observe; their 25th wedding 'anni- cent, tied for flrat place for, profi- versary, on Saturday of, this weak. ciency in studies at *• «DI* ot the They will entertain a latge gather- ' fifth narking period »t the Leon- ing; of relatives and friends. < ardo high schoql. Ne.xt in the order named were Jan^es Origgs of New Monmouth, Veronica VanKirk of LITTLE SILVER NEW*. Highlands, Mary Gill ot Middletown Red Bank, JVeu; Jersey, M.ctanlc,' LodgTto Held • Card village, Rus'iell Leonard of Lin- croft, vAtina goxg o£ Belford, Philip Party Next Wetfc. Cohen and Ells tiankinson of Fort Tho American Mechanics' lodge Hancock and Marjorio Uprichard will hold a card party next Wednes- It's situated right in the heart of one of the richest sections of New Jersey. of Keanaburg. day night at the lodge roomi. Dorothy Frank of Port Mon- number of members attended mouth made tho best showing past councilors'' meetjng last week Look at the map below. Notice the central location of Red Bank. among the seventh - and eighth at Tarminc/dale. ' grade pupila. She was closely fol- Edward Worthley has bought a lowed by Pauline Rolf of Fort Han- new Dodge delivery car for use in Red Bank is within thirty minutes of 90^000 people. ••'',. cock and Sophlo nnd Helen DcMido- carrying the mail'between the rail- wltz of Middletown village. The road station and the Little Silver full list of honor roll pupils accord- and Occnnport poitofflceo. • ing to^gradeb and sections follows; Hiram Knapp spent last week at Wilmington, Delaware. HIGH SCHOOL , TftelUh Ends—Ella Hanklmon, Anni Miss Gladys Lefferoon has re- Edith Homer, Eileen Mawhjn- sumed teaching school after having n.y, * Thomrt Mulhern, Mildred Leonard,' beerf laid Up with1 a nervous break- Lucille Rothenburf, Anna Dewender, Mar caret O'Keefo, Ottilia Wilson/' • ' down, •,'-.'•• ,• Eleventh trade—Mary, GUI, Thomai Frank Tot! is building an addi- Xilcullen, EfSe Schnerman, nlpitph Gullck, tion to his house on Willow drive. Viola Engclmnn. Elisabeth Schnoor, Bob- Mr. and Mrs<,WiUlam G. Daub RARITAN BAY. erb Stokei,' AKred Metigar, Fred Koike, 1 1 Nan.'Leonard*-..• '.'.'•'• • • and« family, who have been "pend- Tenth grade—James Grlsgi. Anna Sore, ing the winter at, New York, aro Thlllp Cohen, Marjorle Uprlohard, Bernlce back at tjheir summer homo here, , »Grlmra. A. IIammp>(«hr, Hose Nljhttn- gale, H«n» Koisltr. Joseph MIUIOII, ,Wln- Mrs. Htnry Connors, who js* sick fred Montne, Francia McCIaln. with, pn*eumonia,'wa« removed last Ninth itrafle—George Wahl, Harold k to tne home of her-sitter, Mrs. SoV, Veronica VanKirk, Ruaeejl Leonard, Fredirlck Ilottrts. Vira Slmpion, Mildred iVW. Martiin of ReR d BBank. Siiiiaer, Harold Hill, William Kohlen- • Elizabeth Hobbs,;. daughter, of butch, Charlei Stokei. Edward Hobbs, is sick with influ- (SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES. enza. John Bates is* on'the tick Eight one—Dorothy* Prank. Pauline list. Prank Marra is, kept indoors Rolf, Eleanor-Rbthenbursr, Sophie DeMIdo- ! s with infiuonza, ---wit*, -Mareena Edlnston. - . . Mrs. J. Harry Herbert spen^i Sun- Eight -t two—James ' Tralnor. Sadie -Down*, 'flylvealer Herbatcr, . Chrlitlna day nt Lakewbod, '' Matula, Tfteroia 1111. I . Henry •Ritiiyon',; Jr,v and Charles :. -Elpht—threo-n-Frank-^Mann,— JDorothy Smith. Elliaheth,Hesburh, Margant Haun, :Kunyon of Jersey City have been ' ,Francla Biltry. spondiiig! a few days at their horns Seven pne-^Helen DeMldowlta, Veronica at Gooseneck Point. •• Mlchalotrakl, Buth I GolUni, Margaret ftrliTi in . ^5k //> • *k Adama; Thelma Crawford, Wahnettah CraU. '.. • • •" FEE. Se^en two—'Vlrlan Dlibrow. Irene Car- 'roll, Leo Finn,'Clara Lcntz, Iaabtflle Coop- Tha Bridecroom Had No Caah But er. ' . • . .•.''• He Want.d to H«lp. Seveh, throe—Francis Marcanthony, ' The question of the wedding fee Catherine Heldel. Elliabeth Hopklm. Lu- h ono that'ministers are apt to leavo - elnda fiallam. Emma O'Dlskowlts. to tho generosity of.tlio bridegroom. LOWER SIX GRADES. . ' * Sixth krade—Sophie Kcckciien. Mary Sometimes this happy person-is too, E. Campbell, William Lawler. Mae Wald •impecunious to pay cash or to offer nan, Emll Schnerman, anything: a» .its equivalent. Thia Fifth grade—Ruth' Glcaaon, Lillian ivss not true, however, of the bride- Hoelle, Ine&,* Leonard, Ruth .Montgomery, groom who took the minister aside Anthony . Kruff. . . i at tha vloso of the ceremony and Fourth grade—Kuth Hlckey, Florenci said; "Say, psraoii, I'm sorry, but, Klckey, Margaret.CarilBO,.EIlzabejh^LaTv- -the. fact is I am too near broke to er," Neal SKarkey. . " • , • pay you anycasiv for this job, but. Third srade—Stanley Schaplro, • Walter I-am'a'gaB fitter and I'll tell you Haulboske^, Mario -Brower,. Mio Krauie, what I'll do for you. I'll'go down Harry Tunnln, Anna Matula, Elizabeth RoberU, . • ' ... . into your cellar nnd fix your gaB1; Second gradt—Helen Roop, Iluth Scl meter so that it \von't register but : lick, Mellaia Lett), Joseph lllckcy. Erlim half the gas you tii2." ; liaaksen. •;••,-;• • ,• • • .•• • -. • -First Krade^Toieph irammcrtt-'RaymMnd Brown, Evelyn Mnxaon, Kleth Burdgr, At WHAT HEnHU5BAND WAS. bert Grlgga. SheWa. Willin^tT Tell tha Pollti- . ^...... RUMSON NE)VS. _.: .' ciana All About Him. ' Congressman "Vrank. C. Wschter Euchre Part/ and Dance Tonight says that once, when a party of can- • at Holy Roiary Hall. didates wero touring tho State of Maryland, they stopped at the home Many tickets have been sold for, of a farmer in one of the counties, the euchre party nnd dance to be and found him not at home.' They, given tonight at Holy Rosary hall however,', saw -his wife, and ono of, in observance of St. Patrick's day. tho candidates said to her: The firemen will hold a dance.on "Madam, is your husband a Dem-: Monday night, April 12th, aVHoJy. ocrat or a Republican?" > Kossry hall. Arthur .Dalby is "Well," she replied, "I'll tell you ; chairman of the dance committee- about him. He goes about a good deal, and when ho is with Domocrabs | Mayor. W. Warren Earbour has he is a Democrat; when he is with returned if rom a business trip to Republicans.lul is a Repr.bllcan; bui Pittsburg. , ''.,'.'. when he is ' around here he is a - • Councilman Van R. Halsey has darned .nuisance;"" sailed on a business trip to Europe. A water pumping system costing HE WON HIS CASE. $1,000 is being installed In S. S. Walker's residence' on Riverside He Had S.nt tha Judge a Couple of. drive in Middletown township by Fine Ducka. Patrick H. Kennedy of this place. A Maine farmer who had gone to ' An application for appointment law with a neighbor,; euggested to as a special policeman has been his lawyer that he send- the magis- .made by Harold. J. Peters to the trate a couple of fine ducks.' borough commissioners and the "Not on'your life," said the at- torney; "if you do you'll lose tho matter has been referred, to the case." • • i •. -. police committee. . . The case' came on and was tried, A" surprise party was given last and judgment was given in his fa- Wednesday night for Mrs. Charles. vor. Then he turned to the lawyer Briggs of Bingham avenue. and gleefully exclaimed: "I sent Miss Myrtle. Shaw of Jersey City the ducks." has been spending a few days, with Astonishment on the lawyer's 'V- Mrs, Ira D. Errfery. ' part changed to admiration when New Ford sedans have been his client continued, "But I sent bought • hy Williim Morrell and them in my opponent's name." Malachi Tierney. Jordan Drownos is the owner of a Ford racing car. ' WILLING TO OBLIGE. MVs. John Verncll, who moved here a short time ago from Tlnton Tha \rVomin'» Daughter Wai Ready Falls, underwent an operation last to Fill lE. Bill. . A bachelor bought a pair of socks week, at tho Long Branch hospital. and found attached to one a paper Miss Maria Devereaux of Sea- with these words: "I am a young .Mi^BiMrtf-rr'f'Aniuwi A't""trr, Art'B**M.MJ bright is practice teaching at the lady of twenty, and would like to •North Long Branch public school'."1'" c'bWespflrld with a" btiehelotf wlt» a Mr. and Mrs. -Stanloy Ulbrych vlow te matrimony," The name and have been attending/ the flower address were given. The bachelor show at Now York. wrote, and In a few days got his reply: ' At Red Bank is published New, Jersey's Best Country Weekly Newspaper. This paperris "Mamma was married twenty FAIR HAVEN NEWS. years ago. Evidently the merchant The Red Bank Register. Rummage Sal* sit Pariah Hoiiat— of whom you bought those socles did not advertise, or he would hava sold Horn* from Hospital*' them long ago. My mother handed A rummago salo will bo held on me your letter ana stld possibly I The Red Bank Register has a bigger circulation than any other country weekly newspaper Friday of this week At the Episco- might suit. I am eighteen." pal parish house. in New Jersey. Mrs.'Abe Bennett has returned home from the Long Branch hospi- Would Net Excbani«. ; The old countryman was paying That means that The Register goes into more homes than any other country weekly news- tal, where' sho underwent an opera- a visit to London. It waa a business tion. trip, but ha reiolvtd that, after he Frank Evans has taken a position hid settled thing* he must do, he paper in the state. an manager, of tho Strand theater Would tike • good look around and at Perth Aniboy. ace the sights. : . ' . . Robert Cameron lias bought a After * time he came to tha La- That means that The Register will carry the news of your store or the news of what you ' touring car and Eugone bor Exchange. He stood for a Handy Is tho owner of a new Star while g«>tnj at a door with a sign want to sell into more homes than any other country weekly newspaper in New Jersey. •. '. Mdsh. ,\ • ' 'Woman's xchanie." Then ha en- tered and Inquired: Edwtfrd Wlltmrla k«pt Indoors "Da this the Woman's Xx- with akknosfl.' cliangeT" .' A flvo started Monday on the (The clerk, a plain-looking woman, dumping grounds on the Fair Ha- replied) , ; .This means that The Register will do you more good (if your business is within the sphere of van road and tha blaee waa put out "Yea." • by tho firomen. "And b* you th« womkri?" its influence) than any other country weekly newspaper m New Jersey. Two hundred person's attone'ed a Once more the clerk' replied in parformanco of the comody, "Tho the affirmative. • Beantonm Choir," which was glV«n "Then I think I'll stick, to UM," • The Red Bank Register has a circulation of over 7,300 per week. last Friday night by members of th« Hid the old farmer infirm tonts, Colt's Nnok Reformed church for the lienedt of tha Methodist church, Thai ChlM'e Wanefar. , .That means that it goes into more than 7,300 homes every week. These 7,300 families repre-, Th» proflts amounted to »l)out )80< My papa he <*aa Horn aomt »l««a»Vay up'In New York I Mlis Graoo Bill and Mlis OUn An* , ruainMa In Oalcaie, wane thir sent 36,500 people. . Smoek ar» sick with m«tsU»«tsU», • Mtrliifattui* aerht , - - '• Hiti * BthtBithtiir tittltittl * Is k»pkkk IIndoor*1 An* I waa »«m In »Ula»«r«i aa< I'm awful (lad. row bit i Witth i Hut aim It airful funny (kat «• tkrM

t J\ jViVS^^J, #V> J*?rr^ W Jlji* (^i?-J • 1 RED BANK REGISTER.-MARCH 10, X926. IN NEW QUARTERS. Middletown ' Towiiihip Committee Now Meeting ia Mechluct' jloora. The Middletown township com-, mittco held their first moeting last TRAM Thursday night in tliolr new quar- ters in the American i Mechanics'

I*' lodge room in Geprge \V. Bray's ' MPALACE-Ee. E. M'cNULTY AMUSEMENT CO. • Phone 802 " ' yrider dthe Diyeetio Bann of GEORGE G.k ROOP building at Middletown village. The i'-'i RED BANK, 1ST. J. Phone 688 committro pays renWf ?200 a year Matinee Daily 2:30. Except on Wednesdays at 3:00. , ' Evening 7:00 to 10:45; Matinee Dally 3:0O P. M, Saturday 3.3O P. . to tlic lodge for .the use ,of the M room. The now townshtp scat is .~ * , Saturdays and Holidays, 3 full shows—2;30,.6:30, 8:30 • Performance Continuous 7:18 P. M. to 1O:4O much more comfortable and better PROF. rlAROLD LAROS, ' M. H. JACKS, h} every way than the room in the at the Organ ' Manager bame building: where the conTmittco TODAY — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th — TODAY had beon meeting. The. attendance of citizens was larger than usual. 15th-SEASON-lSth GRAND ANNIVERSARY WEEK 15th-SEASON-15th Today, Wednesday, March 17tji Albert Kunyon of Bel ford and Carl Grosaingcr of Middletown village, Percy Marmont, Neil Hamilton, Mary Brian, in "STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN" two of the conimitteemcn, were ab- sent Mr. Kunyon is chairman of AND THE TALK OF THE TOWN, 6--KEITH-ALBEE ACTS-6 | tho committee and Robert M. Seelcy Renee Adoree of Poit Monmouth acted in Jus THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MAR. 18-19-20 (Star of "The Big Parade") SHREWSBURY NEWS. achinf-at Cartcret—Masquerade —IN— Rekoma & Loretta Denby & Dawn Pance Tonight at Firohouio. —IN— —IN— Miss Louisa McCuc, who gradu- ANNIVERSARY j ated iccenlly from Monlclajr nor- "You'd Be Surprised" mdl school, is teaching school at "The Laugh Pirates" Carterer, nenr Woodbridgo. She "The Bandolero" began her duties there lust Thifts- WEEK day. Shorty & Shorty Irene Trevette MERMAID COMEDY BRAY CARTOON Tlia firemcn's-inasquorado dance —IN— BIG ACTS will be held tonight at the firchousc The Girl with the and judging from the sale of tickets "Two Extremes" • ' Dancing Eyes a large attendance is looked for. KEITH-ALBEE Thursday and Friday, March 18th and 19th Dancers -wearing costumes will take part in a grand march andi Petrie Novelty Four VAUDEVILLE HENDRICKS. WEIR prizes will be awarded for, tho beat 6 AND GRANT The Laughing Hit of the Year! looking and funniest costumes. MusicaL Sensations 15tH-Seasoh-lStK Margaret Lange, daughter of THE COMEDY CHAMPIONS George Lange, is sick, with measles. The children of H. Webster Linsori are also laid up with measles. A fibld owned by Mrs. Edward Obrc has been rented • as a baseball field by' the Shrewsbury athletic NALD t-Hib. Thq field is back of the sclioolhouso and a number of games .ci":; played there last year. Tho VZVK club has some new material •v.l will be represented by !l very j;l nine this summer. . •: Fritz Yorg is steadily improving ;'.t the Spring Lake hospital ahd is expected home the last ot this week. —IN- A large attendance of Shrews- bury folks is looked for next Wednesday night at a card party to be held at Mrs. Fred- Francis's at Ecd Bankfor the benefit of the parent^teachors' association of St. James's church. Affairs held by this association are always well pa- tronized-by--Shrewsbury -folks be- cause a number of the children of .You'lLroaiy-you'llraek, ydiiTTshriek and laugh from start to finish. this place attend the schopl which is 3000 miles of laughs with Keginald Denny on the Honeymoon Express. aided by the association. , Mrs. Jessie Crosley and Miss WALTER H1ERS COMEDY FOX NEWS Susie Parker of Montclair spent the week-end 'with "Mr; and Mrs. Benja- min J. Parker. Continuous ' From James Callalian is working on Saturday, March 20th Z-.OO to 11:00 P. M. Mrs. C. C. Peck's place, on Syca- more avenue. . • Mr. suid Mrs. William Wikoff and family of Red Bank arc spending a few days, with Mr. and Mrs. George. Silver, Sr. Miss Marie Johnson has resumed -IN- j teaching school after having been kept indoors part of last week with sickness. John Dickcrson, who was hurt in a fall several weeks ago and who liad been a patient at the Long "The Prairie' Pirate" Branch hospital since tho accident, was able to leave the hospital last —ADDED ATTRACTION— week and is now at the home of his POSITIVELY NO ADVANQE IN PRICE'S mother at Rumson. His spine was injured when ho fell and his body Chapter 1, "THE GREEN ARCHER" from his neck to his waist is in a plaster cast, which will not "be re- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 22-23-24 ' . The Greatest Serial Ever Filmed moved for three months. RED SEAL CARTOONv MisS Clara Peck of Brooklyn BUTTERFLY COMEDY spent'part of last week at her sum- B. F. KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE , mer home here. ^ —ANOTHER GREAT SHOW— ' Monday and Tuesday, March 22d and 23d EATONTOWN NEWS. Measles Keeps Collector Hendrick- THE HAUNTED son from Collecting Taxes. A Screamingly Laughable Satire on Mystery Plays NORMA SHEARER ADOLPHE MENJOU Collector Edward P. Hendricltson is laid up with measles. He is im- 6--PeopIe--6 6--People--6 proving. A lot of Mr. Hendrick- son's friends are jollying him about OTHER BIG KEITOALBEE ACTS JAMES KIRKWOOD MAE BUSH father Time turning back the hands pf his clock and making Mr. Hen- drickson n boy again. The American Mechanics will at- A Strictly Modern American Love • Comedy GEORGE FAWCETT VERA REYNOLDS tend service nt tho Advent church Sunday night anil Elder /-Ralph Crane will preach a special sermon. The Methodists gave a reception last week for Rev. Harry VanClcuf, ROBERT FRAZER ROBERT AGNEW who was recently re-appointed pas- —IN— tor of tho church. Frances Wolcott,/daughter' of Mr. nna Mrs. Otto Applcffato Imve returned from Florida, where tlicy spent most of tho winter. Wesley VonQlenf, son of Bev. . rry VnnClcaf, )\as nlmost recov- ii.il from pneumonia. He expects tu K» outdoor^ tills week.1 Mrn. VntiNoatrund, who is with lii'r sister, Mrs. (jcorgo McFarlnnc, i.i confined to the house with sick- in^*. Mis. Cliavlcs Bennett Is housed witli n heavy cold nrill her wandson; Hnrald Chnsoy, is sick with pneu- nlonin. • ' , WORLD KrncBt Swan hns given up his Job Kurnil» AOOlfll (UKOM m, |tHI L UOIY ' nt tho LOUR llrnnch silk mill And he 71 : in now employed at the I.ovcU'nurs- •try fnrin nt Mltlo Silver. IIo Jnodo V " '"' tlio chniigo for the benollt of; lilt FOBARRIERX NEWS X VARIETY S hcnlth, na lib doctor advised him POL A as1 the storm'center of LUP1NO LANE, COMEDY Hint outiloor \york would be bettor for him ,tlmn Indoor employment. many hearts. A woman of fire Kllsworth CurJoy, npn of Mrs Onrlottn Curlcy, is nicli with m«»> —A woman of love-r-A Woman Wednesday, March 24th elcn. Mm, Curlcy h n tocher (it tlm public school, and while oho It curing for her sick son Mr». Luit of the World ! ' " bnum, formerly Ml»« Cilmly«, Sny- Malcolm McGregor Mary Carr dor, ! )> nuki'titutlng for her M teach or. Thn Methodist Kpworth held B loclnblo Krldny right.

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