RED BANK REGISTER VOLUME LXVIX, NO. 21. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14,1946. SECTION ONE—PAGES 1 TO Red Bank Pastor Children's Book Rumson Pupils William Firth Methodist Church Marquis Childs Receives Call To To Stage Comedy Takes Position - To Lecture Here Clifton Church Week Observance Of Modern Youth With Boy Scouts Supper and Fair Next Sunday

Rev. G. J. Ammerman Red Bank Library Holding Three-Act Play, River Plaza Mar Pre-Holiday Event To Be Held Second Of Series To Leave Here In To Be Presented Is A Former To Be Given In The Special Exhibit this Week Tomorrow Afternoon And Evening December November 25, 26 Star Scout Mechanic St School Old-fashioned platter Bupperswlll Children'a book week 1«_ being ob- "And Came the Spring," a com- ^William E. Firth of River Plaza, Marquis W. Childs, veteran newt- J edy of modern youth, ln three acts, a resident of this section for 30 be served at the pre-hollday coun- Collecting Money try fair bazar to be held at the paperman and probably the best in- morial library with Oliver G. Frake will be presented by the pupils of years, has been appointed Field celved and accepted a call to be- Methodist church Fellowship hall formed Journalist on the' American come the minister of the Reformed of books' for children, arranged by Rumeon high school Monday and I Scout executive of Monmouth scene today,, will be the second lec^ MrB. H. Gertrude Capen, librarian. tomorrow afternoon and night, church of Clifton. Mr. Ammerman Of Little Silver Tuesday, November 25 and 26, In council, Boy Scouts of America, Hli For Nation-Wide sponsored by the Women's Spclety turer of the current series ln tb,» began hi* ministry In Red Bank as Each year, special children'^ activ- the high school auditorium. It will office will be at council headquar- Mechanic street school auditorium, ities are arranged at the library, of Christian Service. The first ta- , e student during his senior year be under the direction of Miss ters, 191 Broadway, Long Branch, ble will be at 5 o'clock. Sunday evening, November 17, at and this Week, children of both the Dies In 73d Year Restoration Fund 8:30 o'clock. at New Brunswick Theological sem- Agnes Downey, who has so success- and he will be responsible for dls- Fair booths will offer many arti- public and parochial schools of the fully coached the school plays dur- tricts one, three and seven. District I community will be guests of the li- cles for sal?, including aprons, ing the past few years. one takes In the Long Branch area, cakes, cookies, rag toys, antiques, brary board at the building. Mayor Six Years— "And Came the Spring" deals! district three covers Keyport, Mat- Local Presbyterians According'to library figures, last and old books. Many organiza- i with young love and its problems j awan and Keansburg, and district tions of the church are assisting year the total circulation was ap- Former Building Making Canvass To land heartaches. In the case of the seven takes ln the Manasquan with the benefit, including youth proVlmately 42,000, and of this fig- Contractor Here Hartman family, developments are ' area. Raise $10,500 Here fellowship members, who will sell ure, one-third were children. Spe- quite complicated and lead to many j As a youth, Mr. Firth, a son of toys, and the men's groups, direct- cial "sections of the library are de- humorous situations. Irrepressible Mr. and Mrs. Elwood T. Firth of Oliver G. Frake, who resigned as Approximately 60 men and wom- ed by Harry Barnard, who will sell voted to juvenile books, arranged Midge Hartman, age 15, haji'*7TBfe) Peters place, was a member of Boy hot dogs. Tea will be served at the mayor of Little Sliver September en look part ln a general canvass in age groups. Any child above the i stowed her affections on ButfXlnd- 'Scout troop 23 of the Red Bank afternoon session. second grade, in school, sponsored 21 due to 111 health, died Monday of the members of the First Pres- say who, ln turn, has eyeafonly for Baptist church, and attained the Committee members include Mrs. by his parent and his teacher, may night. He was 72 years old and re- byterian church Sunday afternoon her older siBter Virginia. To make rank of Star Scout Albert Lauber, Jr., society presi- be e. subscriber of the Red Bank sided at 119 Plnckney road.- matters worse, Virginia likes Keith for contributions and pledges to- wards the nation-wide Presbyterian dent; Mrs. Howard S. Higginson, Publlo library. Nolan, but Keith is Interested ln Mrs. Vernon W. Rose, Mrs. Fred Teachers of the Red Bank Carollyn Webster, a glamorous v!sl- Restoration fund. Tljp money re- ( ceived will be used by the Presby- Biddle, Mrs. Frank B. Helser, Mrs. 'schools bring their classes to the tor from the city, who attracts all i Kelby Warden, Mrs. Roy Inscoe, I library, and under Mrs. Capen's the young men, even Midge's book- i terian church, U. S. A., for the re- building of protestant churches and Mrs. Daniel Wood, Mrs. Jessie •guidance they are shown through Ish brother Elliott. Several other ; Supp, Mrs. J. N. Beers. Mrs. Har- the furthen teaching of Christianity | the library and told how they may boys and girls, and an enamored ' old Baynton, Mrs. John Balnton, use the building and its advantages. maid and gardener add to the ex- to foreign people. The canvass will Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs. Fred Story hours are held in the library citement. I be continued during this week In Boyd. Mrs. Belford Trultt, Mrs. sunparlor, using spectal books,'pur- Midge's scheme to win Buzz's order to contact all members. The Thomas Dugan, Mrs. Earl Wolcott. chased for Just this purpose. love by helping him raise money goal for the looil church is J10.5OO. Mrs. Charles Beck, Mrs. Harold S. I Mrs. Capen, speaking to a Reg- to buy a clarinet results In tbe Those stationed In the church of- Coddlngton. Mrs. Lillian Tucker, I Later representative, said that ruin or plants belonging to Mrs. fice during Sunday afternoon to Mrs. Frank Seay, Mrs. Hazel Kre- young readers, especially boys, are Flels j T* T^ i__ n_ couples ln the church and com- olic high school as part of the pub- coming mayor he was a member Midge Hartena-n Potrlcl. O-Keer« , bachelor of arts degree In 1934. He Smock, H-irold F. Dowstra. Sr. he cime into literary promlneneo He service offered by Red Bank's of the borough council. Before mov- Virginia Hartman Connie Bowen , attended the Columbia graduate Harold F. Dowstra, Jr., David To Revoke Permit I with the publication of munity. Since their first meeting .... J»net Gorm ' library. ing |o Little Sliver, Mr. Frake re- Carollyn Webster 8c*nOoI and Teachera' college of Co- Hood, Mr. and Mrs. A. Irving seller, "Sweden: the ! tbla group has increased to 30 Gabby Allan 1 0 8 In college he Allowing Boathouse ' The book exhibit Includes several sided tn Red Bank, where he bad Edna ?"«J 'deWuTter I" " ' university. Doremus, Mrs. Isabella Brevoort, Then followed, "They Hate Roose- members. They have planned a types of publications including served one term as councilman. He M«rrieVdV'.'."""'"l'r.'.-.'..' Dorothy HoKhe. j was active ln the Sigma Chi fra- Mr. and, Mrs. Mablan Anderson velt" (1936), "This Is Democracy" helpful study of problems in the ! new book containing favorite fairy was also a charter member of Ohristlne Myers Mary dlFltrre ternity, aton&Mme setylng at pres- Grimes, Jr., Clark E. Wallace, Mr. Using Webster's definition of a(1937), "Washington Calling? J19- training of youth. On November 24 Union Hose company. Under the guidance of Richard | ident of the Columbia University and Mrs. H. Russell Blaokman, Jr., boathouse, Harry Green, noted law- 37), "Toward A Dynamic America? thlj group will show a picture for talcs from the principal countries of the world. Other new Be was a retired building con- Gruen, the manual training teacher,. chapter. He -completed the BBout Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius G. Muy- yer residing on Sev|n Bridge road, . (1941), "I Write Prom Washington" young parents dealing with the "De- : tractor and was formerly associat- j the stage crew members, Morgan , executives course at Schlff reserve- skens, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Dav Tuesday night asked the Little Sil- (1942) and "This Is Your War* velopment of the Normal Child. the library of interest to older chll- ' dren, are books on travel and mus- ed with Earling, Johnson and Rehrig, David Silberstein and Rob- j tlon November, lion, Dr. Harold J. Stokes, Miss ver mayor and council to revoke (1942). His column from the na- In the fall oi 1944, the mortgage ical Instruments. At the present Frake Of Red Bank. He was named ert Connor, have been working on i Active In Scouting for many Sara Armstrong, Mrs. Elizabeth the permit granted R. Johnson of tion's capitol appears In about 150 on the parsonage was paid off. Last id time Mrs. Capen said that there Is building Inspector" at Shrewsbury in new flats, modern door and window years, he served as assistant Scout- Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford A Woodcllff to build a boathouse on ' npwspapers from coast to coast," year, as a result of the Christmas 1948, following the resignation of frames and backdrops. The new, master, assistant district commls- Spoerl and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Little Silver Point. Council Instruct- Mr. Childs is married, has two bazar, the final mortgage on thea marked Interest In history of the Edward H. Anson. scencry and lighting effects, the sioner of the Red Bank area, dls- E. Werner. ed Building Inspector Winfleld S. ' children and makes his home la church was more than a third paid American Indian's settlement In the West, both Indian and American A former chief of the Red Bank eeneral appearance of the sets, will j trict and council chairman of tfaln The committee ln charge, con- Walnright, to suspend the penult ' Chevy Chase. Md. His hobbles are) off. In September of this year a until such time as It could meet horseback riding and figure skat- treaties and old maps. flre department, he was also a mem- be. agreatl...-m.. y Improved. . _ _ |ing, _,. - member of the executive sisted of John B Allen, chairman; new Moller organ was Installed and The ticket committee, headed by board of Monmouth council and dedicated In the church. Through- A re iv book of old maps has been ber of Mystic Brotherhood lodge of Craig M. Crenshaw, Rev. John A. with the property owner. I Ing- 'Misses Barnes and Sereno, Is com- served as chairman of many spe- n out the ministry of Mr. Ammerman, added to the library. This publi- Masons of Red Bank and was a Hayes, Joseph E. Davlson, Herbert r. Johnson, who was °t repre- ' Edwin. C Gllland. superintendent S3 new members were added lo the cation shows all the places in the director of the Friends Building & ! cosed of Patricia Noonan, Julia ^ clal events, such as camporees and E. Werner. Clifford A. Spoerl and sented at the meeting, secured the of schools in Red Bank, will intro- fellowship of the church and 90 country visited by Washington, Loan association of Red Bank. i Terry. Albert Wynn, Paul Gaynor, 'scout shows/' / Harry C. F. Worden. permit from the late Oliver G. duee Mr. Childs to the audience. baptized non-communicants were whor» his many headquarters were Mr. Frake was born at Imlays- i John Dixon, Vincent Mellacal, Les-. Upon graduation from college, he Frake, former building Inspector of The popular audience forum period received. established during the Revolution, town, the son of, ^be late William ter Conover, Warren Noyes, Robert-went with the New York office of the borough. Although described as will follow the lecture by Mr. and copies of his own maps of A. and Alice H1. Haley Frake, and Minton, Michael Pelo, Lois Inscoe, | the Home Owners Loan corpora- Lecture Series a boathouse, objectors brought out Child's. As a religious leader In the com- Mount Vernon and Virginia. lived in Little Silver 20 years after Joan Kaplan, Maybelle Reid, Janice jtion, and from 1934 to 1941 WAS y the plans filed with the bor-' munity, Mr. Ammerman served as • Included in the book is a map of moving from Red Bank. j McNeil], Gloria McGlrr, Arlene Wld- f supervisor of mortgage document ough showed that by Its construc- chaplain of the LJon'j club, chap- Besides his wife, Mrs. Helen ! maier, Nancy Walker, David Zip- • sub-sections. From 19<1 to 1946, he Opens Sunday At tion was a "shack" and could not lain of the flre department and asNew Jersey, showing mar.y histor- How Many Hairs ic] ypots in Monmouth county, Kraft Frake, be Is survived by two jorof Pearl Romenko, Marie Foder- was head of the billing department house boats. A three-foot door was youth councilor of the Red Bank ' aro, Sharon Hower and Amy My- of Merck & Co^ Rahway, council of churches. At the present principally Monmouth court bouse. sons, Herbert Frake of Wllmort one of the points used in the argu- ;The only "Red Bank' listed on the Park, MIddletown, and Lieut. Col. j att. The proportion of the proceeds He is married to the former St. James School ment for revocation of the per-In A BiHy time he is a member of the com- each class receives depends upon , Kathryn Pope of Red Bank, and mittee on Justice and goodwill of map was one situated on the Del- Chester O. Frake, stationed In the mit. the Federal Council of Churches of ] aware river, 'although the Nave- Philippine Islands; a twin brother, the sales of that class. they have three children, Marlon, Dr. Mario Pei Of Stating the permit had been ob- Goat's Goatee ? Christ ln America. Mr. .Ammerman Elvin H. Frake of Belmar, and Billy and" tained through misrepresentation, ]Hook" Is marked with a sign, show- three grandchildren. Columbia University Mr. Green reviewed the borough ing that that post was visited by The funeral will be held at 2:30 ordinances. He declared the pro- Bank mlnlsterlum, the Monmouth River Plaza PTA Colt's Neck Boy Scouts Washington. p. m. today at the late residence, County Classls of the Reformed Local Banks Have To Be Speaker posed boathouse would not be an with Felix M. Krembs, Christian church, and the Sigma Chi Order Has Trading Post accessory structure to a main dwel- To Award Prize For ln tbe church. Science reader of New York city of- ling but that It would be the sole ficiating. Interment under the di- For "The American Road to Peace" Rev, Mr. Ammerman will preach l men Injured and evening services. Committee members Include Mrs. cuss several new books at the meet- The popular Pete Galator orches- tional, Bed Bank, $186,000! First reported in the course. The parish were- Harry and Albert Snlffen of Edward O'Flaherty, prizes; Mrs. ing next Tuesday night, ln the action the council took. tra will furnish the music. A turn- The committees that have been National, Keansburg, $101,250.26; council under whose auspices the SO Westslde avenue, Henry Hlggins Mary Grause, Mrj. George Cleven- school. More than 30 residents of the ' stile opening Into the refreshment appointed iare reception, Fred Pen- First National, Atlantic Highlands, six lecturers are to appear Includes room will afford each customer all 6f 45 East Westslde avenue and berg, Mrs. Martin McGuire, Mrs. Among the ney books which Mrs, Point were present. termann,. James Grlggs, Mrs. Clara $75,000; First National, Sea Bright, Miss Mary Burke, Miss Helens Cas- Fred Jordan of 220 Monmouth Boyd Townsend and Mrs. Clarence Cross plans to examine brleflv are Mayor Prank Dean started the the cider and doughnuts he can Morford, Mrs. Norma Baxter and $41,620, an estimated $70,134.57 at sldy. Miss Marguerite Enrlght, street, Dolan, refreshments; Mrs. Rita H. 'We Hanpy Few" by Helen Howo, session by asking for a motion that consume for ten cents. Miss Nana Helwlg. Afternoon ser- Douglas and Mrs. Harry J. Qulnn, 'The Sudden Guest" by Christopher the Keyport Banking company, John P. Gaul, Joseph P. Hlntelmann ordinary business be dispensed with Joseph Domzal Is suffering from vice, usher committee, Malcolm publicity; Mrs. Charles Glblin and LaFarge, "The Anatomy of Peace" Farmers and Merchants, Matawan, Theodore J. Labrecque, Mrs. Ed- In tribute to the former mayor, Notice. a strained back It was reported Leonard, Joseph Baxter, Fred Frcl- Mrs. Thomas Hackett, special bv Emery Reves, "Thunder Over $80,000 and the Matawan National ward J. Kelly, Mrs. Harry McCor- Oliver G. Frake, who died Monday FORCUS (CAMPBELL): If Mn. A!«- Monday morning by Rlvervlew hOB- bott and Kenneth Acker. Evening awards, and Mrs. George Reddan, China" by Jacoby and "The Egg Bank $42,000. mlck Russell H. Minton, John P. lulrnui Ctimpbcll or Porgua (last known pltal. Domzal, a member of the service, usher committee, Gloria night. It was also voted to rcqur.it Itnl Bunk, Men' Jerser) »er .-;inoli. ppon evenings.—Advertisement prohibits'hunting with gun or^flro on Now taking orders for "Persormlltod" any* animal, bird or fowl on ,private tlaement. board, I will not bo responsible lot any Ho>e», Chief of police, Qhrlstmni enrda, stationary, matches, property without owner's oomont In wrlt- debt! contraotod by her. Place Chrlttmai Orders TbankijftvlnV Township.—Advertisement. Breakfast Served Dally. coulters,, pencils and bromed baby George A. VanOleson, • T n.r m. tn II A. M. , Btrnnd ltd- ng. Police -vviJl enforoe this Inw, Earl Are you having trouble with alcohol? for monogram stationery, matches, "Hnllmark" oarda anil tallies at Fox's shoos. Fox's 01ft Shop, 41 Monmouth Hoyer, Chief of Police, Mlddlotown Aloohollca Anonymoui, p. O. Box, 40, Carter nvonue, Emt Kaamburg. chip*, gadgets. Rendezvous Gift .Shop, lilt Shop. 41 Monmouth street, Bed Chrysler, Plymouth, Inttnttfeni flaunt, Ilcil Bnuk.—Advertisement. 1 street, Rod Bank,—Advertisement. . Township. —Advertisement. Red Bank.—Advertlioraent. —Advertisement. - • Aibury Park.—Advertisement, - Oank.—Advertisement^ Snle« and service. lUurlet- gfbwirl Phone) K«l Bank LOUT—hiii\ !;,'. Chfjaler, Plymouth, 'International, mont. , • Chrysler, Plymouth/ Iiiternntlonil. Chrysler, Plymouth, International. Chrysler, Plymouth, International, Chrysler, Plymouth, International, Chrysler, Plymouth, Internatlonit. {Salt) ssnet' service, Mnurlct Schwnrtt. Balm find service. Mnurlct SchVartt. Crirx iler, Plymouth, International, .ilti and itrv'ce. Mniirlcs Qchtvnrti* Sntii anil service. Maurice Schwurtl. Salts ani lervl-e. Mturlc* 8ohwtrti, Bales i tnd lervtcs. Maurlct Sohwarli Salts anil service, Mantlet Schwarta, !,JHion» It«d jink 8.0787 "" ' Phone Red Bink ' 8-0787,—Advtrt.M. Phon» Rid-Bank 6-0T87.—Advittln- Phone Rid B|ink 1-0787.—AJvartlli. Fhon* • Red Dank J.0T87.—Advertise. intni. , . Phonj Hid Bank «.07»7.—Advertise. Phoni Rid Bank «-07!7.—Advertise. .,. All ro«j» lt«il t» Mint. mint, i mink , •Hint. minU _, Ttmbn ttrdr-Adr h > \JttJi RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14ii., 1946. when a 'problem of school wide im- grades, .receiving scholars-hips and Miss Barbara Deckert spoke Clarence Rogers and Judge Gar- Senior High School portance 'arises. recommendations for schools, jobs about tbe club program and pro- rett New. Store Hours Dedicate Plaque The first of these discussions was and colleges. trams planned for assembly. Included In tbe program will be News held for the sophomores In Ihe The n;$t to speak waa Miss Open Friday Until e P. M. VJ —Pe"ggy Wymbs. surveys conducted by ' the club l Spanish Club Junior high auditorium. Miss Eoonora Hodgdon, who told about members, Subjects to be discussed Saturday Until 6 P. Ml. Thompson welcomed the students the use of the guidance room. will Be school improvements, as- A half-term Spanish club will be Forum Club SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. organized under the direction of Into Senior high and Introduced ihe Miss Ruth La Wall spoke about sembly programs, - personal, school Miss Constance Laurl, who Is a following members of the faculty, vocational education and how im- The. FOrum club, directed by and world .problems,' ; 27 Monm'tfr 8t., Red Bank practice teacher in Vincent Pala- who spoke to the students: portant It was to know the require- Mlaa Elizabeth Kelly, oponod the The. students will, participate in Harry > Sieber, principal, spoke ments to enter all types of schools, dino'a Spanish classes. The club term October 2, with the attendance these debates, which wjll be .in tho The Red Dunk Reglltcr li tupported will meet either after school or dur- about the importance of standing Miss Margaret Rice spoke about of four members. They Include school auditorium during the activ- by local ai well as out-o|-town buiinwi man.—Advertfiemant, ing activity period. The first meet- high in your class, getting good good school citizenship. Allen Strasburgh, Alvln Hoffman; ity periods.—Lisa Portln. ' ing will be held in the near fu- ture. The place will depend upon which rooms are available and where there is a piano. Miss Lauri's plan for the semes- ter is for the students to learn Spanish songs and popular Pan- American dance steps such as the 'rhumba, tango, conga, bolero and samba. If arrangements can be made, Miss Lauri hopes to take her club members to Latin-American res- taurants and museums. —Frances M\ith,

- Bible Club ,MQn>i{:mi: .Ui.-iph T. Casey, pas- a former Navy chaplain who served The Bible club, under the direc- tor of S1.. J;in:rs ihunli. WHS ccle- with the .Marines on Okinawa, and tion of Miss Ruth LaWall, meets 1 Capt. James McKelvey, Fort Mon- every Wednesday during the activ- brani of :. <..:-* i ! H. Rumsun. as im- signor Casey, who was retired re- with emphasis on the Old Teita. Monmouth Sts. presyivi- Ai ;•[* day sciviccs cently as H jiaval chaplain, is a vet- ment. Phone Red Bank 6-1444 were oi'M'.w Tho nionsifcnor is 1 eran of both world wars. The club dramatizes the stories pictuictl .thmc dedicating the / In the sanctuary were Capt. Rob- of the Bible. They study the liv- plaque brnmiK pni:y there Halloween and California oranges, grapefruit, lemons, apples, and '• Salurdav «.i.« headlined by a ladies' were table prizes, and special Teachers' Associations j awaids werr won by Mrs. C. S. j night of Mi<- Ailantic Highlands walnuts. P(lace your order at Liggett's today, for RucUlin. Mrs. Fred Campbell. Mrs. Each member of the faculty of ' {Lions ciu!' K:ank Siegfrold. John Herman Aschettino, Mrs. Joseph Red Bank Senior high school is a yourself and the favored names on your gift list. tWeriuc:: and Heibpn Posten were . Herrmann. Mrs. James Bedle, Mrs. member of at least one of the vari- • in c!iai£r ;:nd Lion President Weeb- j William Asman. Mr. and Mrs. Har- ous educational associations, ac- • er Riuuk welcome the guests. The old Dowstra and Karl Janaky. cording to a report issued by Clem- • opening. !cat in c was a square dance ent Jabloudky, Senior high school , Others attending were Mr. and APPROX. 10 POUNDS APPROX. 15 POUNDS • "called ' I y John M. Pill.'bury. teachers' representative. Mrs. £. A. VanDoeren, Mr. and in festive box, done up imported hand woven Mrs. Leroy C. Tyack, Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-five teachers are mem- | SHACK FIRK. J. B. KKRcnberger, Mr. and Mrs. Al- oirs of the New Jersey Educa- ' in gleaming cellophane Guadalajara basket tional association, 12 teachers are; ' Firemen Mur.dny night put out a fred Picone. Mr. and Mrs. Frank members of the National Educa- i small hlize in ,i ?h:ick in the rrar Sea -cln. Mr. and Mrs. George El- tional association, 26 belong to the 'of 13 Ctii'nl avttiue. Red P,.inl>. cnm. Jr., Mr. "and Mrs. H. F. See- 995 local Educational association and (The I'.n'fi.iu: ;* occupird h> John l;ind. ;id, Mr. sind Mrs. Burton 26 are members of the Parent- jBry.m c.d wm I l.y Mis. R. V. P. Mooic. Mr. and Mrs RUJS E. King, Teacher assoc.al Kin. Twontv-two • H. IStutr. The li.n.-ice w;i.- .-.li^ht Or. nnd M: ? I.nwrence R. BlirdRe. Mr. anil Mi=. Jansky. Mis. Kdith teachers bciong tu the New Jeisey Secondaiy Srhuul as.MK-;ation. .Woliott Mrs P. Zam'nrano, Mrs. , I.ennard Rihustelli. Mrs H. Scac- The statislirs reveal that most of j j KIDNEYS cia. Mis. H IPennan Smith. Mrs. the teachers bclonc to thicc of the Williiini T. Skidmore. Mrs. Jessie five associations. --Patricia Pound. B. Spencer. Mrs William C. Ash- ! MUST REMOVE man. Afrs. John K. Sine. Mrs. Mat- Guidance Discussions gnret Piilchard, Mr?. Carroll Ash- The guidance committee of Red ford. Mrs. John S Walzer. Mrs. Bank Senior high under the direc- Portland Merrill. Mrs. Thomas tion of Miss Mjirffaret Thompson I EXCESS ACIDS Glassey, Mis. George Browne, Mrs. u-ill hold discussions this yar : Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tut»» Kdward Wai i en. Mrs. Edgar V. ; Flush Out Poisonous Waste lionise and Misses Alice Kmi'.h. ! 1/ r"« hi • r a n n rr-s s of aridj in your blood, Mildipd Mofne. Marjono Ixins- . your 15 n.ilcs i.f k,.h,ev tubes may be over- j -worked. ri.rsrtinvliilcriandtubeSBrevorlc- .MiTfi. Hainf! Moore and Cath- J Ins day or.J r.,,:ht i, help Nature rlj your erine WenninB. • system of cxrc.is »H'U and poisonous waste J Whrn dui.ificri'f kidney function permits r Potsinovis mattrr IO iprnuia in your blood, it THIKVF.S FLEE. . ]F» rn rs. I : i.f l»:mr,,l cneriry. BKu'nuup ¥ n.sr.--. n-* .,.; j.i.fr.ness under thr eve*. After a cha.se ilnough the bor- . henna, "• »• d . .r.-.ir-.. Kr«m«nt ..rscanly uURh. thieo soldiers iscaped Ttom ( l'.-i^.ifc.'s \>:,h t'n.i-:.i,i; and bu: ninj{ some- , limn hi."«s il.cn. If •"melhlns wroniwith Waller Mon:ih:\n. Highlands patrol- f your l.,.lr, j,o- Ualckr. niiin, after he h.id .-.polled them at- Salted, whole-meat , Kiih.c s :. y ,. ,| hrlp the , , . Lovell i "Between th« Acts" a n c Blm a bow tempting to steal a truck from a Lovell & Covel • elB. B; »>k v,,..:r iin:reUt for Doan , I'm, a CASHEW NUTS1 , Btlmulant Jr.relic, used successfully by mil- RIU;IRO on Lay avenue. CHOCOLATE ALMONDS assorted JEILY GEMS, • lions f. r "M- J 'tan. Dnan's ehe happy Though Mon.ih.'in Hied several r ! gy; temjitlri' * ^'epjfeiWTO are F«ait-tim« fovorifw '.% t If'rt J ". «<1 1"'P the 15 miles of kidney shots, the men were able to escape Crispy-fresh almonds plumped in- Tender tugar-froiled moundi in< blood. Oil D.-ar's I'ill l»us waste ttom your coated with rich dark, cKo'oJlqte in"' and full of roofUr-freifv by dodginK down an alley. to a thick covering of rich milk delicious mint and fr«ih-frui» tidy "»hov»>1 box. % Heavy cetlo. bog. ^ chocolate. Boxed flavors. Boxed. j^ pjj, JPAC MEN ARE HARD TO PLEASE 12iozs. 1O0 its Baby Week at SUTTONTS BUT HE'LL LIKE THESE FEATURING Boxed assortments of 21 French-fold THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES CHRISTMAS GLOW or SNOW TONE CARDS Just arrived!! Complete Layettes . . . Curlty Diapers - Kimonas - Shirts - Binders - Receiving Blankets - Such lolly woyi to stnd your "Merry ChrUtmai" Quilted Pads - Rubber Sheets - Towel Set - Sweater wiihej ... yet io inexpensive. Holiday scenet, festive r)4 *7QC •"Sets - Q-Tips - Crib Blankets - Dresses - Slips - and desigm, many with glitter. Two assortments. £ | fOf / v everything necessary for the new Baby. Complete Layette — 19 Famous Brand Infant Health Shirts GLISTENING "SPARKLETS" ASSORTMENT (Lonq Sleeves) 2 for 1.00 Lonn Christening 8et in Beautiful Ninon ... 5.98 set So brightly o-glitter with "sparkle" effects. Baby Health Binders 4 for 1.00 Yuletide designs in a gay and gala mood . . Knitted Baby Towels 88c Batiste Baby Gowns 89c greetings rich with sentiment. No two olikel 21 for 98' Cotton Panties - Elastic All Around 3 for 1.00 Playtex B?by Pants 69c Kleinert's Baby Pants 50e Infant Woolen Snowsuits with Enclosed Feet 5.08 set Snuggle Bunnies - Crib Size - All Colors . 2.49 .100'' Wool Afghans and Shawls - All Colors 2.98 Gold and silver metallic* Washable Corduroy Overalls 1.98 • Many with glassine ovsriays Vor Bm» und Olrld .Iu«t Arrived . 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The pro-• The Golden Hour Circle of tjje Seventy-one persons attended a Average Of $5.40 With Board gram was in charge of Mrs. Victor Presbyterian church will hold a dinner dance given In honor of Slegel. food and apron sale Wednesday, Capt. George W. Olson, Command- For 10-Hour Day In This State Mrs. Harry Madansky introduced November 20, at the church. Hos- Ing Officer of the Development De- the following new members, Mrs. tesses at last week's meeting were tachment, Signal Corps Engineer- Harry Lapidus, Mrs. Isadore Lapi- Mrs. Robert Cadman, Mrs. Clark It's wonderful how a little Va-fi Forced to keep pate with in- hired men In the past few months dus, Mrs. Sidney Milosky, Mrs, Irv-Kemp, Mrs. Edward Truex, Mrs. B up each nostril relieves stuffy ti Ing laboratories of Fort Monmouth; creases in Industrial wage rates with those paid a year ago, the congestion II you need relief 1 last Wednesday at the Hotel Allen, ing Richmond, Mrs. Abraham Bas- C. Winkler and Mrs. William Wlk- try It! Follow directions in ] during recent months, farm wages USDA report reveals that the re- sln, Mrs. Arthur Katlms and Mrs;off. Allenburst. In New Jersey have advanced to cent rates of $97 per month with H«rvey Botnlck. The organization The affair was a tribute to Capt. V1CKSVA-TRO- the highest on record for this time board was an advance from the contributed two complete kiddie It payi to «dvertl«e In The Regliter Olson from the men and women of of year, declares the State Depart- $87.50 .wage paid Octpoer 1, 1845; his command. The guests sat at a men of Agriculture, citing a. report $134 per month without board, an horseshoe shaped table at' the foot Issued by the Bureau of Agricul- advance from $128 a year ago; of which blazed a fire to which tural Economics of the USDA at $5.40 per day with board, compared chemicals were added to change Trenton, on wages paid by fanners to $4.85 a year previous, and $6.70 the color of the flames. Capt Olson October 1. per day without board compared 1B scheduled to go overseas soon. New Jersey farm workers, now with $5.60 a year ago. Sgt. Larry Berger, master of cer- paid an average of S5.40 with board emonies, Introduced Col. James D. Farmers In the Garden state are Open Friday Night 'till 9 for a ten-hour day, are receiving paying higher wages than their O'Connell, Cojtnmandlng Officer, their highest wages on record for Signal Corps Engineering labor- neighbor.] in New York and Penn- this season of the year. Without sylvania. In New,* York, hired atories, who was Instrumental in . Sister Elizabeth Kenny arit Bex G. Williams of Red Bank, state board, the hired workers earned an the formation of the detachment In administrator of the third apnual appeal of the Kenny Foundation, hands received $5.10 dally, plus average of $6.70 per day. The all- board, and S96.75 monthly on the IBM. Col. O'Conncy gave a short finish their conference on the New Jersey drive at the Newark air- time peak focuses attention on address on the origin of the detach- port East on a brief visit to set up Kenny Appeals, Sister Kenny labor expense as an important fac- same basis, nj of October 1 of the ment Including a summary of the Is accompanied by Marvin Klein (left), National Administrator. tor in the high costs of production current year. diversity and volume of tasks ac- The appeal, which opens November 18 with a quota of $150,000 facing New Jersey farmers, the Pennsylvania farm operators complished since Its activation. He set for the state, will have A. Demorest Del Mar as state chairman. State Department of Agriculture paid $77 per month with board and congratulated Capt. Olson on his Kate Smith has been named national chairman. • said, estimating that all farm wage $4.50 per d«y"o»teber 1 oifythls year. new assignment, but expressed his rates are about eight per cent high- Without board,) hired hands rn regrets for the necessary change of er than a year ago. Pennsylvania r/ceived $106 month- station. He further congratulated Anti-Discrimination othy Strassburgcr secretary, Wal- ly and $5.40 per day. Capt. Jack W. August in his new ter J. Upperman program and con- Monthly pay for New Jersey role as commanding officer of the Group Has Session stitution, and Wlliam E. Carr pub- hired workers at $97 per month To augment the New Jersey farm development detachment. Capt. Ol- lic relations. with board and $134 without is an labor supply this year at harvesting son thanked the personnel for their The United Citizen's Committee The session was held to organize increase of 11 per cent and fivepe rtime, tho Stafe Department or co-Operation and line work accom- Against Discrimination, a county on a permanent basis. They plan cent respectively In the past year. Agriculture reports that on Sep- plished under his command. groijp depresenting several organ- to circularize the county with a The necessity to bid against indus- tember 27 there were 1.678 foreign izations, met at the Asbury Park "call to action" of all groups and try for labor and the scarcity of workers on farms in thft Garden Among those present were Col. Jewish Community Center Novem- clubs. workers has brought about an ln- stale. Of this number, 1,508 were and Mrs. J. D. O'Connell, Capt. and ber 6 and elected officers. creaso in production costs to farm- Jamaicans, 52 were Bahamians, 70 Mrs. George W. Olson, Capt. and Albert Socol was named chair- Delaware is known as the dia ers. Barbadiana and 48 from New- Mrs. Jack W. August, Lieut, and : foundland. Mrs. Ralph E. Hill, Lieut, and Mrs. man. Others elected were Miss Dor- mond state. Comparing the wages paid to For work, for play, Robert F. Comstock, Lieut, and Mrs. Richard E. Dyer, Lieut. Carl V. Green, M/Sgt. and Mrs. Charles A. HaycocR, Cpl. and Mrs. Robert for sports —it's easy Shepherd. Sgt. and Mrs. Harold Rlchter, Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Bar- nard, Sgt Larry Berger, Miss Shir- ley Sosna, T/3 William Schulte, to pick from Snyder's Miss M. Peterson, Sgt. Evan L. Thomas, Miss Jean Capowskl, Sgt. William Denhard, Miss Marion Smith. Sgt. E. J. Nuccl, Miss Janet Chamberlain. 0 a* T/Sgt. Virgil Avery, T/3 Walter Gann, T/Sgt Dal!a« Meu:er, T/Sgt Dean Edmonds, Miss Eleanor R. Just Received ! Gehrlnger, PFC Robert Fillies, Cpl. James Canclla, Miss Vlda Mead, A Shipment of All Wool Pvt. Robert Treser, Miss Dorothy Rupert PFC Walter Trapp, Miss Camel Shade Ricity Horowitz, PFC Stephep Step- All Wool hanos, Mrs. Loretta Squtllante, S/Sgt A van KJvett, Miss Martha Teltlebaum, Cpl. James Brown, Sgt Martin Siegmann, Cpl. Albert R. Topcoats Worsted Suits Osborn, Pvt. Harry Mason. T/3 Alfred Khrctifrled, Pvt. Mar- in an outstanding value. tin Bloom, PFC Harold L. Dunbar, Just the coat you have Both Single and Double PFC Raymond H. Lnzineky, Pvt Slews of Leon J CBrant, T/5 William Mc- been looking for. ..> * Breasted models to Breen. "~~ John Hultberg, Cpl. Spencer choose from in greys, Branham. S/Sgt John Gnadt, PFC ' .50 A. Smooth filling slinily Marvin Frelser. Sjrt. James D. Mil- der, Sgt, Earl Voorhees. Cpl. How- blues and browns. .ailored 100% wool g.ibnr- ard Sweet, Pvt. Irving Willletiky, line. Black, brown, blue, Sgt. Thomas O. Remaley, PFC Ed- Others As Low As ward F. Byars and Sgt. Charles J. Longs, Shorts and ieige. 10 lo 20. $11.70 Snyder. $24.50 Regulars. Dr. Gordon Speak* B. Checks are stand-out For the man who wants a favorites. Sol t, warm, pure To Rumson PTA wool worsted in black or heavy coat. The value of $24.50 to $48.50 Eighty persons attended the brown and while. meeting of the Rumson Parent- all values at 10 to 20. $10.40 Teacher association last week In Rumson high school auditorium. Dr. J. Berkeley Gordon, director at the State hospital at Marlboro, C. Good gray men's-wear spoke on the work at the Institu- tion. pure woul flannel for a The PTA will sponsor a concert pretty showing. this winter featuring the Apollo Zelan Jackets 10 lo" 20. $9.30 club of Asbury Park. Councilman J. Edward Wilson, chairman of the Wind and water repellent— police committee, asked parents to co-operate with members of his de- unlined or light wool lined. partment in carrying out safety measures and told of police protec- tion offered the children of Rum- $9.95 $10.95 $12.95 son. The next meeting will be Monday, 'IA December 2. •/ *1 u Sweaters Pull-Over and Cardigans; part wools and all wools. Up to

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-Bjpaad-Stw^- Convenient Red Bank, N. J. Lay-Away 151 Broadway 32-34 Brofcd St. Long Branch, N. J. l'Sl Broadway , RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Hadassah Head Senior High School _ ALUMINUM - At Convention News Jesse J. Qreenbetg, D. D. S. JACK ARNOLD Art Club In the first meeting of the Art Announces hit resumption of practice of BTANtlARD OIL CO. OF j*EW JfflRBEY Mrs. David Fischer club 28 students met in the art VENETIAN BUNDS Local Representative room with Mrs. Frances Moore to GENERAL DENTISTRY Weit & Wall SU. Phone feed Bftnk 6-2748 discuss and plan U$ program for Mrs. David Fischer, president of the following year. 97 Maple Avenue KEROSENE-GASOLINE Morris Becker Hardware Co. Red Bank chapter of Hadassah, at- The members attending Were tended the 32d annual convention Anne Lomerson, Regina Gibbons, Red Bank New Jersey 107 Shrewsbury Ave. COP. Catherine St. of the national organization held Dorothy Lambertaoh, Joan Church, x ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL this week at the Copley-Plaza ho- Suzanne Simon, Phyllis Katsin, Phonei R. B. 6-0465 tel in Boston. The principal topic Andy Acquaro, Elizabeth Green, Telephone Red Bank 6-2771 OIL BURNER SERVICE of the convention discussion was hllomena Marascio, Vance Allen, the Palestine question. Helen Branoadora, Margaret Gro- Pointing out that the Palestine ;an, Anne Merrill, Anne Howard, question has become a world issue Barbara Trailtweln, Adelaide Hoyt, and that the condition of displaced Loretta Dlsepalo, Marlon Oalatro, WE REFINISH Jews in Europe has taken on emer- "oan Hoffman, John O'fiellly, W. COVERT 6L CO. gency character, Mrs. Fischer Baid, Frances Acquaro, Maria Dl Malo, RADIO & APPLIANCE REPAIR "Hadassah is now the largest Zion- Santa Di Malo and Audrey Croft. VENETIAN BLINDS ist organization in the country, and It was agreed that the club , - ALL WOBH OUABANTEEJ). 5 New Street, Sea Bright the 200,000 American Jewish wom- should exist for the enjoyment and en for whom we speak are united pleasure received from Una and ap- LATEST FACTORY METHODS ruoAfi ENGIJTEER m CHARGE. i in their determination to bring the plied arts and should not Include frfUOEfi SEASONABLE. I true facts of our people's needs and any regular work of the art elass,- Painters & Decorators : sufferings before the great Amcri- os. The students were in aCoord- Morris Becker Hardware Co. | can public. We know that under- ance with Mrs. Moore's suggestion 26 Wallace Street, Red Bank, N. J. | standing and sympathy for our to visit the points of interest In 197 Shrewsbury 'Ave. cor. Catherine 8U Successors to F. Covert & Sons I cause are widespread, and we hope md around town, which include Phone Red Bank 6-0043-W to make it even clearer than hith- he Shrewsbury river, libraries, an- Phone i R. B. 8-0468 erto that the Zionist solution of tique shops, window displays and Established Slnc« 1901 the problem of Jewish homeless- private museums. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ' ness is not only logical but just. Many people do not realize that ' and therefore deserving of the here are private collections of 'maximum of support. glass herbs and plants, and dolls Phone Sea Bright or 2-0287-J. I "Hadassah, which was founded right In Red Bank. ' over three decades apo by an out- After their informal meeting the , standing American, the lale Henri- members ndjourned to the school 2-0181-M i etta Szold, has grown tremendous- grounds to gather various types of I ly in the Intervening period until eaves In order to study the color • today It is considered one of the and formation.—Phyllis Katsin. major health and social welfare agencies In Palestine. Ours has Knitting; Club been a practical contribution to the upbuilding of the Jewish National The first meeting of the Knitting home lnnd with the weapons of ef- club of Red Bank Senior high, Harry's Lobster House ficiency and modernity which are school was conducted October 2, part of our life here, as Americans under the guidance of Miss Marga- SEA BRIGHT, N. J. TEL. 2-0205 Now that Palestine's Jewry and ret M. Rice. Gall Garrison was i those of our brethren who are left elected president and Pauline Graff in Europe stand facing the greatest secretary. Open All Year crisis in our people's history, we The purpose of the club is to al- hope to bring to their side—one low the girls to get ahead and Im- more characteristic American aid prove their knitting. There were Lobsters, Steaks, Chicken i —the weight of our outspoken ad- no projects assigned and no defin- vocacy for their cause, and the bes ite plans were made. The members weapon of all, the freely given of the club are Gail Garrison, Jane and all Sea Foods public support from all ranks Gnrdella. Anne Bruno, Pelly Mor- American citizenry." gan. Emily Conover, Betty Shantz, Music by Wilbur Gardner Jane Emmons, Jackie Isgate, Paul- ine Graff, Jean Tapper, Mary Cap- KJTCHEN OPEN TO 1 A. ML Judging radishes by the condi rionl, Betty Epifano, Mary Tasl- tlon of the leaves is a rather doubt- cano, Frances Oryll, Nina Egeland, GEORGE KRAUSS, Owner ful guide. The [eaves may be Cecelia Marmulstein, Agnes Neal, fresh, bright and green hut the Rosamond N'eal, Alma Dudley, Le- CLOSED TUESDAYS vegetable itself may )>c spongy and ola. Lewk, Doris Wilson, Charlotte pungent. Radishes should he wel' Jones, Phyllis Weinstein. Nancy formed, smooth, firm and crisp. Berg, Mary McGuire and Nancy Ottinger.—Phyllis Katsin.

OPEN FRIDAY The Masquers SATURDAY 'TIL Thirty-five members attended the TIL 6 9 first meeting of the Masquers Dra- matic club of Red Bank high «chool in Room D, under the di- rertion of Miss Barbara Deckert. Klection of officers will take place at the next meeting. Rehearsals 12th Anniversary Sale are under way for two one-act plays, "Ghost In the Green Gown" and "She Takes The Cake." The students plan to present one- Now In Progress act plays from time to time in the assemblies. Plans are being made for two excursions to New, York in Jan- uary to see representative plays. —Elaine Trusasll. William Fluhr spoke to the student body of Red Bank high school on the combined U. S. O. and the Salvation Army campaign, .-.t an assembly program held in the •school auditorium. Mr. Fluhr is the '•h.iirmxn of the local drive for the fund. Two dims were shown. One was on ihe subject of the U. S. O. and Tmturerl Boh Hope as narrator. The other. "Marching Forward." Men's Corduroy described the work of the Salva- $ tion Army. -Joyce Van Brackle. PANTS 5.98 Rose B. Sovlero, a senior at Red Sturdy, warm, good look- MEN S DRESS Rank high school, recently smashed Boys' and Girl's her finger in a swinging door in Ing thickset corduroy one of the classrooma. trousers for all around SHIRTS SNOW SUITS Miss Soviero was immediately wear, Sizes 30 to 42. Blue tnken to the office of Dr. Leo C. and brown. $ ALL WOOL Rocco where she was treated for 2.60 her Injury. She returned to school Boys' Corduroy after treatment—Ellen Pica. Longies S3 98 IMPERIAL MAKE 8 98 Fancy patterns, full cut, Large variety of styles and Big Yank Jr. make In well tailored. Sizes 14 to Book Exhibit thickset, strong, warm, colors. Some with zipper long wearing material se- 17. Also some white pop- hoods. Some embroidery At County Library lected for toughness. Fan- lin dress shirts sanforized trim. Plaids, solid colors. cy patterns. Sizes 8 to 18. Sizes 3 to 8. It is the responsibility of the shrunk for $2.98. parent and the teacher to knuw something about the writers and LADIES' CANNON LADIES' Z0ri WOOL . artists who have made and are making outstanding contributions FULL FASHIONED to the field of children's literature. Snuggy Panties In order that the public may have NYLON HOSE the opportunity to see some of $ these books, an exhibit has been 69' arranged for Children's Book 1.40 Snug fitting, all elastic top, re- Week, at the Monmouth County li- 45 gauge, placed in individually inforced crotch. Tearose, In Small, brary this week. The llbraryV Is sealed containers. Medium and Lame. open Monday through Friday from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., and Satur- day from 9 a. m. to noon, Some of our noted authors of adull literature and some widely known photographers are turning to the making of children's books. Adults—art lovers as well as par- You're young . . . your heart is light . . . you walk with a ents and teachers—are delighted wonderful lill in \mir .step. You Invc furs hut \ou want with these results. Henry Kane's them It) liiiM1 \inir piiinl (if view. Then >uu'rc going In "Wild World Tales" Is such a book. With its distinguished photograph- dclighl in our collection of furs that have Ilirir cj e on Mouton Dyed Lamb From $100" ic illustrations and pen and Ink you . . . and you alone. The eollt'iiion includes spoiled sketches and its narrative, It has a furs . . . some leopard fund fac-irhiles thereof), moulon All Shades in Muskrat From $300* wide appeal. From the small child, who will like the close-up of the lamb, sheared rarcnon, hair seal, and honey lamb. The goslings in the marsh, to his duck- styles are many . . . free swinging and /Hied . . . fn|l Black and Grey Persian From $350* CRINKLE DOUBLE PLAID STURDY QUALITY shooting granddad, who will like leriglh or short. Prices nre sensible. Come in and sec And Many, Many Others the shots of geese across the sky, the furs jnsl right for college, career or social life. BLANKETS this Juvenile is Interesting to any • No Not Plua Tax, But Tax Included BED SPREADS CANNON TOWELS age group. This will be one among $ the many books on display from 5.98 the extensive collection of the, M.79 25"' Wool, 75'. Cotton 43

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Our Columns For Your Enjoyment Editor and Publisher "In the second place, older people will Wfty lean Ago died from a complication of ilseaa- (Tbi opinions nprauid in th» Edi- es, aged M years. \ JAMES J. HOGAN, Associate Editor be afraid to buy property and pldn to retire, torial Vl«wi iujraunder do not n«c«w The rabbit season opened In New I? Ijr carry th« •adornment of Th« Rip Jersey and gunners stated they A surprise party was given for M. HAROLD KELLY. Assistant Editor as we do, outside the beaten path of trans- laUr) were fairly plentiful. Among the Barry Walker of Keansburg. Sing- ing, dancing and other usuaJ pas. W. HARRY PENNINGTON. Plant Supt portation. The automobile is the necessary early gunners were Tom Field, NOVEMBER. Frank Payne, Ed Cooper, Oscar times were enjoyed. r Th« Red Bank Kcu.ater assumes no financikl reEPOtislblll- link for shopping, church, any social life, November is the afterglow of the Hesse, Sr., Will Little, Capf A party was given at the home t!*» for typographical errors In advertisement* but will r«* of Miss Anna May Longford of Bel- print thai part of an advertisement in whieh the t7Poffrap- and in most cases for actually earning a liv- year, reluctant to bid farewell to Charles Throckmorton, Charles Al- hlaal error occurs. Advertisers will please notify tbi man* summer, yet possessing many of en, Sr., John B. Bergen, Harry Ed- ford. Musical selections were ren- affament immediately ot any error which may occur. ing. There are thousands of people right in the attributes of winter. In the wards, J. Dey Conover, Joseph Fix, dered by Miss Mildred Fiortland, William Walters, E. S. Allaire, Jr., Miss Barbara Kraemer, John An- Subscription Prices in Advance: One year, 12.501 llx our county such as small businessmen, midst of dying vegetation, when the derson and Harry-Bennett, irfontha, 11.50: three months. 75 cents; single copy, 5 cent!. eaves and grasses are sere and Frank Bradner, .John Parker, teachers in rural schools, ministers, physi- crisp, the sun often shines as Charles Hope, Rev. Robert Parker, Elghty-flve, persona attended the lalued We>k]y. entered n» Second-Clats Matter at the Post- Joseph Burrows*, Jr., William Ben- first anniversary and Armistice day office at Red Bank. N. J., under the Act of March 8, lgTB, cians, and others—all over 40—who must brightly and warmly as In spring. celebration of the, Boys club of The moods of November are al- nett, t Fred Bennett, Nicholas Ben- drive. Their entire plan of life would be nett,. Charles Mlnton, Dr. T. A. Cur- Colt's Neck at the chapel of the Re- This neu's;>j]per assumes no reaponsibilltlai foe most as variable as those of April formed church. Fred. B. Steelman, statements of opinions in letter* from ita readers. upset if they could not. One day there Is a balmy sweetness tis/John VanHater, Robert Davis, Fred Triiiweli, John VanKlrk, Wil- principal of the Satontown public The Associated Presi is exclusively entitled to lh# ute in the air, fragrant oniy of dead school; Rev. Daniel P. Doyle and] foe republiration of all new., dispatches crtdlttd to It or "My husband has driven since before li- eave* end woods' that have with- liam VanKIrk, Daniel H. Cook and Rtrt otherwise credited in this paper and also th# local mwt John VanKIrk, Jr. E. L. Cobb made addresses. 'tXibilshed therein. cense days, he has neveir had a ticket and ered, but fragrant nevertheless. An- Up a fire escape and through a other day may bring snowflakes, The clammers of Keyport took window was the, course followed by EicluaJve NBtlona) Advtrtisini Representative, Urelter no reportable accident and I can say the driven by a turbulent wind that preliminary steps to prevent people • Weeklies, 225 West 83lh Street, New Tork City thieves who broke Into the Shrews- Chicago-Philadelphia- Dotroit. same for the last, two—we have never cost chills and kills the last surviving who were not residents of the state bury avenue schoolhoust and stole plants and flowers. from working In Raxltan bay. No two docks. C. Windsor VanVliefs Member Audit Bureau of Circulations an insurance company a penny and there In November we sense a promise person had a right to gather shell- house at Shrewsbury was broken are many, many more, both in the\old\N. J. of Immortality. While most forms fish In this state unless he had Into the following flight and cloth- ; . '' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. of vegetable, floral and Insect life lived InJVew Jersey for • full year. Ing and Jewelry valued at $700 were Safe Drivers' Committee and out of it who have passed from the scene, the ob- A meeting of the clammers was stolen, have equal records. Yet, we are the ones to serving eye detects that In each ln- held In Ogden's hall, Keyport Hon. A surprise party was given for Btance preparation has been made Alfred Walling, Jr., addressed the William Bennett of Wallace street fa.ee tests with some attache of an inspec- meeting fnd explained the laws. Election Reflections for renewed life, to become man- be harnessed solely for peaceful in celebration of his 20th birthday. tion station, added to the present car inspec- ifest In the first peep of spring. A purposes. An industrial and social Hon.'Henry's.-White was elected A purse made up of contributions Monmouth's big Republican majority is tions, which have gone back to twice a year. gtance at a tree that has thrust off revolution the like of which the LETTERS FROM president of the Shrewsbury town- by the guesta was given to Mr. Ben- its leaves reveals tiny buds already world has never seen might ensue. ship Republican club to succeed nett Milton Brown made the pre- another feather in (he cap of the party's Out-of-state drivers on our highways do not forming. Moths, butterflies and John T. Lovett, who declined re- sentation speech. The 30-hour week, might be easy. OUR READERS election. (gnintv chairman, J. Russell Wool ley, whose Sive these annoyances. The Legislature crickets depart only after they have With atoms applying power, per- Elected without voting for him- popularity and efficient leadership have will meet later on; we have a new outlook deposited eggs and cocoons for re- aps a 10-hour week would be pos- A number of Horford Thorp's self and faced with Ihe possibility production. ilbJe. RESTRICTED OUNNING friends met at the home of Miss of not being qualified to hold office inade him one of the county's great political since Election alftl a bright one; please, Mr. Soft haze and yellow light, a pe- Assuming that the benefits of Grace Johnsontf West Red Bank waa the unusual position in which leaders. Xo eleventh hour campaigner, he culiar ghostly effect with a tinge of :uch an increase of wealth were Printed below Is a copy of a let- or the purpose of giving Morford Clinton B. Lohsen of Keansburg Brown, will you do something in regard to sadness, aro characteristic of No- ter sent to the township clerk of a surprise party. Those present found himself as a result of the svenly spread, and manifested Mlddletown township by William H. were May and Viola Headley, Stella previous week's election in Middle- keeps tabs on events and trends the year bie Elliott, elected to the office of township radiant sunsets wjjose beauty Is to able to put in the extra time at e ; The Republican landslide may result in important—if a private citizen writes in, it transcendent In a setting of leaf- township committee adopt an ord- Essie Clayton, Carrie White, Julia committeeman. One of the claims lay? '"••nce prohibiting gunning within Sheehan, Arthur Wymbs, Frank made In the campaign by the Dem- the appointment of three veteran New Jer- is just one individual and unimportant. less branches against dark gr&y The realist sees . limits to the 200 yards of any residence or pub- hilltops. , Dlckman, William Francis, Willlain ocrats was that Mr. Lohsen liveif sey Congressmen as chairmen of key com- "Sincerely VOTIPS, amount of time that con bo spent lic road. Burr, William Thompson, Aaron at Keansburg and not In Middle A beneficent calm descends upon In contentment without serious and The leLtor follows: Brown, Fred Conklln, Lester Mc- town township and, therefore, was the land In November after the mittees. Eaton, \vho has served 22 years, is constructive work. November 11, 1946. Queen and Clarence Johnson. Ineligible to hold a Middlctown Florence N. Bowman.'* fields surrender their harvest, culT On the principle that Satan finds township office. in, line to become head of the committee on minating In the festival of Thanks- Box 57, R. F. D. No. 1. At the Methodist church at At- work for idle hands, one Is almost Red Bank, N. J. The 58th wedding anniversary of It so happened that the same day we re- wlvlng lilte a benediction when lantic Highlands. Miss Loula M. Foreign Affairs. f\ A. Woh-erton, a vet- driven to fear that mankind might Johnson, daughter of Robert John- Mr. and Mrs. William S. Worthley among men there is a sustained reak out into wirs just to relieve Town Clerk, Middlctown Township eran of -II years, is slated to be chairman of ceived . Mrs. Bowman's letter we also re- ; Town Hall. Kings Highway, son of Naveslnk, was married to of Eatontown and the 80th birthday conviction that Nature has done he monotony.—Philadelphia Bul- of Mr. Worthley wore celebrated the Commerce committee, and J. P, Thomas, ceived a pamphlet issued by the N. J. Htate her best.—Newark News. Middl" l nwn, N. J. William Sweeney of Atlantic High- etin. Dear Sir; ' lands. The bride had as brides- with a family party. •with ten years' service, may reign over the Department of Motor Vehicles entitled maid her si»ter, Miss Glendora MW Nellie Geever of Red Bank BRIDE'S DRESS STILL NEWS This mornina a hunter disch_..#d and Walter Pomphrey of Rumson committee mi rnainerican Activities. The '•Traffic Safety," and in a "box" on the first PART-TIME FARMING "is gun while hunting near my Johnson. Herbert Sweeney, a A generation of newspapers edi- Current surveys indicate tha' home m the Country Club section brother of the groom, and Clarence were married nt St. James church re-election of Jim Auchincloss of Rumsoii, page is a story relative to the driver license tors has looked sourly on one of many veterans, city dwellers and of this town. Some of the shots Hardy of Manasquan were the ush- by Rev. John C. Farrell. Their at- laws of other states. Whnt good can be ac- the standard parts of the conven- townsfolk are interested in buying narrowly missed my children who ers. The best man was Harry Hart tendants were Miss Man,' Geever. who polled 4"J,5OO votes in his district, tional wedding story—the 'elaborate were playing In the yard; and of Long Branch. The ceremony the bride's sister, and the groom's or building homes outside the lim- struck my house. Fortunately no should boost his stock considerably on the complished by the proposed restrictive law description of the bride's costume its of populated areas. One recent was performed by Rev. J. D. brother. William Pomphrey. Mr. damage waa done but this, how- Halnes. The groom was local edi- Pomphrey was employed by Ber- Big Hoard in Washington and prepare the in this state for motorists over 40 when a and less-deUlled references of what survey in a Nprtheastern city ever, may not bo the case next was worn by the bridesmaids. Ac- among a group of younger married time. tor of the Atlantic Highlands Jour- tram H. Borden of Rumson. Miss number of other states, whose drivers use nal. Miss Lena Hllbrunner, daugh- Elsie C. Crawford, daughter of Wil- way for some important assignments. cording to the practical editorial people showed that 40 per cent of As a taxpayer and property own- mind, the real news is who is get- those planning to build homes ex- ter of Frederick Hllbrunner of Sco- liam E. Crawford of Holmdel. and ''You can't fool all the people all the our highways, have no driver license regula- ei I wish to register a vigorous pro- beyvllle, was married to John Fred L. Dey, son of George W. ting married to whom. Some edi- pected to move to the countryside, test aeninst hunting in tho more Dey of Long Branch, were married time," said Lincoln and that sage advice ap- tions or examinations? tors have even timidly thought where they could have from ono populated sections of the town. The Christian of the same place. The about reforming the society news to ten acrcB of land. The present \ iiractice Is a menace and a daneer ceremony was performed by Rev. at the parsonage of the First Pres- plies to last week's election. Wyoming and South Dakota, for in- I to both childrrn nnd adults alike. S. R. Cunningham of Colt'» Neck. byterian church of Newark. Miss by leaving- out any mention of the situation is a continuation of th? Myrtle Sage, daughter of Sirs. Eva bridal garb. * decentralization movt-ment that has The possible loss of eyesight or Miss Annie Beekman of Colt's Political leaders of both parties can stance, have no driver license regulations. evon l.fe will continue to he pr«ss- Meek vis bridesmaid and Ernest Sage of Leonardo, and George Gas- Well, for the benefit of those who been gathering momentum to learn another important Jesson from the Kansas, Missouri, Montana and North Da- three decade?. Halted temporarily en" un>£s eornp active steps are Hilbrunner. a brother of the bride, colgne of New York were marrted may have considered such a re- trken r.cv tu prohibit hunting near was best man. A very pretty wed- at Bedford, New York. kota require no examinations and Minne- form, It has been tried and It will by the recent war, the movr to our homes. election. OUP. of the factors whicli probably part-time-farming acreages v.i'.l he ding took place at the Church of Morgan V. Dlsbtow died very sota also requires no examination unless the not work. In a recent Issu: of the You wi'l find on the attached Our Ladv of Angels at New Mon- suddenly at his home on Broad had as much to do with the Democrats' Pierce County Tribune of Ru^by, resumed ae soon ,-is building ma- sheet nn nrdinnnco which I hereby terials fire available. mouth. The bride was Miss Marie street. He was 66 years old He downfall as anything else, with the possible driver is over 80 or physically handicapped. N. D., Editor Frank Hornstein propos. for consideration at the Gallagher of Philadelphia, and the was survived by his widow and two makes tho following admission and next town rne.Mlm?. exceptions of bureaucracy and Communism, While a person has to be IT to obtain a driv- The name "part-tin^ farming" is i Verv trulv yours, Kroom was Frederick Crane of Bel- children. surrender: msleadlng. but attempts to IITI'P ' William H, Jacquce ford. The wedding -march was A new building and loin associa- was political smugness. The "ins" were in er's license in this state, ten other states 'Some time ago our society editor a rtcv.' label such ns "r-uib-in" living played by Miss Delia Salmon, and tion was formed at Rumson and issue licenses to persons U to 10, and 10 talked me Into ths idea that we have not been successful. The the ccremonv was performed by Sea Bright with J. E. Harvey as so long they forgot that they were the ser- should hnve wedding accounts with- great mijority of those u ho aie Rev. P. M. Gallagher, a brother of 1 Trooo 8 president, James P. Bruce vice vants of the people. states permit junior or restricted licenses out all the falderal of who wore planning to live In le.=n congest '! the bride, assisted by Rev. J. F. president. Harry Johnson sccretaiy to children 14 to 16\ An octogenarian from what. With some mlsjlvlng I con- arena will have a family gar1°n O'Conner. pastor of the church. and G. V. Johnson treasurer. The nation through the ballot box, has and keep a few chickens. A few Miss Llirle Crane, sister of the Minnesota can drive a car on the New Jer- sented But beginning this week we Scout Trophy Aionzo W. Lay ton and his son- served notice on the Republicans to chase are again doing them as of old. My say they pl.'-n to keep a cow or groom, and Howard Smith were ln-Ia%, James Morrell, were set up- goats. The head of Ihe househoM the attendants. Miss Fannie B. Al- the Reds and the "pinks" and their fellow sey highways without taking an examina- Blncere apologies to all the gals on by two masked highway men as who got married during the black- will commute by car, bus or train Two In Troop 50 len, daughter of Charles E. Allen they arrived In their automobile travelers out of our national capital. It tion, but our own state officials are attempt- out. Clothes are Important to wom- to his work in the population cen of Mlddletown, and Frederick O. one night at Mr. Layton's garage at ter. Made Star Scouts Garrabrant of Asbury Park were will be a tough job because the infiltration ing to restrict the use of our highways to en, and certainly what they wear Hulet. Mr. Layton was manager on their wedding day is doubly so." A bulletin from the United States married at the parsonage of the of the Hazlet Trading company and during the last 1." years has given Stalin's New Jersey residents 40 or over. Is that The wedding accounts tn that Department of ARrirultnre. "Part- The advancement trophy was Middletown Baptist church by Rev. had the day's receipts for the com- issue of Mr. Hornsteln's paper car- Time Farming." has Fnme good ad- awarded to Boy Scout troop 8 of W. H. J. Parker. Miss Sadie Mat- pany with him. Instead of holding friends a si rung grip on some key positions. consistent? | Red Bank at the Dis'rict 1 court thews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ried full details of the bridal rai- vice for those who contemplate the i of honor held last week at the Mo- up his hands as the bandits de- However, they are not too deeply imbedded ment which has survived one chal- change from city to rountryside. It Garrett Matthews of Colt's Neck, manded, Mr. Morrell fired at them I chanic street school. Two members was married at the home of her but what they cannot be eradicated. The lenge of efficiency, and will con- emphasizes points which have been I of troop 50 of Shrewsbury, William and they returned the fire, a bullet Protection For The Shipper tinue to provide the gals with con- proved by the experiences of those Frank and John Valentine, were»ad- parents to Gilbert Magee of Marl- entering Mr. Morrell's breast. He voters have ordered it done and the Repub- versation.—Saturday Evening Post. who have adopted this way of liv- v-ancerl to Star Scouts, the first step boro by Rev. B. R| Cunningham. was In the Long Branch hospital In The long-established railroad rate-mak- ing. They include location on a toward achieving the Eagle Scout a serious condition. licans must do it, if they are to retain the award, highest among the Scouts. H. V. Tompklns bought a lot at ing machinery, which will be destroyed if FOX GRAPES hard-surfaced road, availability of Other awards were as follows; Alfred Chinery of Keyport enter- confidence of the American people and if electricity, a dependable water sup- Trout, « . Ailtiinrcmenl to secend Brevent Park from Frederick Rob- erts for WOO. tained the Boys club of the Re- this country is to retain its ideals of free- the current anti-trust suits instigated by the When autumn starts downhill to ply, and fertile soil for a garden, rln-j, Jamr. H. Aniii-isun, Morto Ciupl. formed church at dinner at the winter the wild grapes hang in and nearness to neighbors. Those Kirhai.1 Du.-l«er. Hil v,inccTn<>nt to first An old-fashioned husking frolic home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. dom and liberty. This country cannot re-' Department of Justice are successful, was smoky-blue clusters. Most of the who have found happiness In coun- <•!».:.. William Hnllrran. William P. n. was held at Mrs. Mary Glmng's leaves have dropped from the vines, nlnnton, m*nt hailitr», Ralph Helm, alh- house near Katontown. Benjamin Henry Chinery. The guests were main Red in any degree in political leader- developed primarily for the benefit of the tryside living emphasize that it Is Irlirn, »i*Ti:-!i-it)'. William O'Brl«n, a;h- Miss Clara Munyon, George Heyer, nation's shippers who find it necessary to but a few of the large yellow-tan not farming in the traditional letics. life-*nvln«. Hwimminn. J. Parker and MISB Sarah Simpson Harry Brown, Kenneth and Ber- ship. foliage saucers make a contrasting sense of the word. It ia rather n I T,r>np -J3. Rr-,1 Bank — AHvanccmrtit to of Shrewsbury were the most suc- tram Gehlhaus, Melvln Phllo, Ed- negotiate rate adjustments with the rail- background for the bunches of way of living that overcomes some -ifcond rlasj. Thomns W. Cook, Wlll'»m cessful huskers and they received ward Wyckoff, Ralph Longstreet, fruits. This has been a good sea- of the disadvantages of crowded VunLftr: Advanct mcnl to first class prizes. ways, George H. Shafer, General Chairman r.u.don Berk; m-rit br,d«e«. Assistant Macy Rudnick 'and John Roberts. son for Vitis labrunca; the blos- conditions in cities and towns. Scoutmaster William Bannnn, civics, Vincent Alleman died suddenly at You're An Old Man At 40 of the Northwest Shippers Advisory Board, soms were thick in the spring; no Modern science has made It pos- ronkini.'. pnthfiniiinir, safety, srholarshlp. his home at Prospect avenue and froBt blighted the greenlsh-whlte sible to have all city conveniences Trr>r>f 49, r'ort Monmouth—Advance- Mechanic street, aged 76 years. The Kegi>ter h;is received a letter from recently stated. lie added that this ma- bouquets. Now the wild grapes in country homes. Tho movement mint to necond elms, John Over'on; Miss Katie Bray of Llncroft Nurse Addresses hang in profusion along slender merit badifr.* . Lawrence Dutchyshyn. Mrs. Flnn-ncc X. Bowman of (iravely Point, chinery has enabled the shipper, at all toward the countryside seems cer- hrtme repniiH, Robert Knpihn. canoeing: while driving to the Phalanx col- brown stems. tain to Increase in the years ahead. Richard Romard. canoeinu: Thomas Ro- lided with the re»r wheel of Water Wid-li, relative tu the proposed tests times, to know just what rates are proposed The dictionary Is, as usual, terse —New York Times. •nnrd, cannclni.': Robert Talom. canoeing. Charles Mouser'j wagon. The Guild Members for niotnrists who have reached the age of for competing territories, nnd has provided and objective. It says: a smooth- Trnnp 50—Advnnct-mcnt to first class, horse driven by Mlsi Bray became skinned juicy berry, the edible fruit LelnhUm Willirerodt; merit badges. Wll. frightened and. broke away from 40. Her views, we believe, reflect those of an opportunity for him to present his views INDIAN 8CMMEH. liarn Frank, astronomy, first aid, hiking, Needlework Group of two genera (Vitis and Musca- public hnalth: John Hamilton, astronomy, the wagon, pulling her over the many other muton-i* who have passed the and arguments. dlnla) of v)taceous vines. It also de- After the first forewarnlngs of first BM; William Hamilton, astronomy; dashboard Into the road. The wag- fines grape as a color, bluish blue- winter have appeared In the form /oSn Viil«.ntin<\ mfronorrjy. first aid, hik- on and harness were broken but Has In-Gathering "40" line and we are reprinting the letter in In essence, the antitrust suits against red In hue, of low saturation and of frosts, there comes Invariably. In Inc. personal health, publ'c health. Miss Bray was not injured. our prlitm'hil riiliinni. It is iis follows: the railroads would prevent the carriers very low brilliance. This does scant this latitude, a sequence of warm, Truon 67, Ked Hunk— Advancement to A pink sociable was held In Red Miss Kathryn Cooper, director of justice to the subject. On a mellow sunlit days, matchless in beauty first claia, Charle< Bruno. William Grar Men's hall at Rumson by the Ep- the nursing services of Mlddletown "Mr. Thomas In ing l.niwn, from conferring with each other on the sub- sunny late-fall day the fox grapes and serenity. ham. Kr-crl Jncohsrn: merit badgoa. Terry worth league for the benefit of th« Township Public Health center, Editor Reil Hank Register. remind one of colorful beads strung This period we call "Indian Sum- Ddremue. hlrd study, home repairs, wood- Methodist church. A bunch of spoke at the 34th annual In-gath- ject of rates. At the same time, the Inter- irregularly along heavy wrapping work; WMIInm'Ornham, metal work : Rob- mer," but whether tho delightful ert T. Rue, bird' study, metal work. chrysanthemums waa awarded to crlng meeting of the Middlctown Red Hank. New Jersey. state Commerce Act makes it mandatory string. The vines climb over froat- weather Interlude occur in late Oc- Walter Brlggs as the best-looking branch of the Needlework Guild of "Dear Mr. Kroun : hoaved stone walls; they make a tober or in November has always young fellow In the hall. The so- America last week at the Middle- that carriers establish joint rates meeting cross-stitch tangle on rail fences been a moot question. Thoreau Heroism In Action ciety cleared $10.60. town Reformed church. Mrs. Malt- "Your paper al«a.\s has such fearlpss with the approval of the Interstate Com- above faded goldenrod in fence says: "Any particularly pleasant by Jellffe presided, assisted by Mrs. cornets. They hang from sumacs and warmer weather after the Brings Citation . Twenty-Five Years Afo Wylle G. Pate, secretary, and Mrs. nnd to-the-point editorials, as a subscriber, merce Commission. Just how joint rates and birrhes in brushy nooks, of up- middle of October Is so called." John M. West, treasurer. The mem- land fields; they spread over Floyd L. Crosby, aviation ma- About 1,000 men. women and I have been wondering if you would be will- could be established without conferences Emerson declares there ale eight chinist's mate, third doss, U. S. bers contributed 1,160 new gar- sprnwllng stone piles at pasture or 10 Indian Summers every year. children paraded through the prin- ments. ing to prim one mi the suhjeei of this recent among the various railroads is a completely Navy, husband of Mrs. Mary E. cipal streets of Red Bank In an edges. In the woodland that sur- Most nature authorities agree that Mrs. Herbert C&ntrell was ap- rounds the meadow vines hang Crosby of SS8 South street, Eaton- Armistice day celebration. March- proposal of our Motor Vehicle Commission- unanswered question. It is just as likely to appear In No- town, has been awarded the Presi- pointed a new director. Other di- from tall maples and elms. vember as October. Ing veterans, brass bands, fife and er, Mr. William Magee. described in detail The solution to this serious problem dential Unit citation for extraordin- drum corps and red lights demon- rectors aro Mrs. Henry Starke, Each fall the countryman takes a At any rate, it is always welcome. ary heroism In action against Mrs, Anthony Blschoff, Mrs. G. H. on judges line and two of die Newark Even- half-bushel basket and harvests a strated the town's remembrance of lien in passage by the Senate of the Bui- Among Its pleasing attributes we enemy Japnneso forces In the sir, the historic] occasion. Conover, Mrs. C. C. Conover, Mflss generous mess for jelly making. sense a promise that while winter ashore nnd afloat in the Pacific war Marie Conover, Mrs. Harpy E. ing A'ews of Tliursda\, October III. The winkle Bill which wns approved by the Cultivated grapes aro good and Up to the first day of hunting must take Its toll, a season of- re- area from March 29, 19*4, to June season, Clerk John L. Hubbard of Chamberlain, Mrs. George Delatush, Bnnlday Call of November 3, bad an editor- House last December by an overwhelming servo their purpose; but there Is juvenation will unquestionably fol- 10, 1945. Mrs. C. A. Geatty, Mrs. Frances something different about the Red Bank had Issued more than ial against it, and last niirht's Newark Even- low. Naturn, Just before ushering Tho award was presented by TOO gunning1 licenses. Orossinger, Mrs. John L. Hendrlck- vote. The Bulwinkle Bill would simply re- peculiarly tangy, musky-tasting in the real winter season, bestows son, Sr., Mrs. Philip Leonard, Mrs. ing News a letter fniin H citizen on the same wild grapes. Trt* deer, grouse and Commander Edward S. Qullter, Many places round about Red move any doubt as to the legality of present upon us a last glimpse of summer commanding officer of Fleet Air Bank changed hands. Tha Stllwell Philip Matthews, Mrs. E. D. Len- topic. pheasants are partial to them; blue glory so that we shall not forget. tllhon, Mrs. C. L. Steuerwald, Mrs. rtite-making practices under the anti-trust jays eat a few for variety in their Servlco squadron seven, U. S. farm In Holmdel township was Seldom does Indian Bummer Naval Air station, Snn Diego, Cal. George Smith, 3d, Mrs. Edward H. laws by placing the entire matter within the diet. On a day when the sun IB bought by Thomas S. Roberts of Scattergood and Mrs. Irving "To me, and many other teachers; and blessing the earth with warmth and come until the treen havo entlruly Tho young man attended Long New Monmouth for $28,000. It or mostly Bhed their leaves, and Brnnch high school before entering Hanoo, Sr. Two memorial director- people in various walks of life, especially jurisdiction of the ICC". It would, in other the land lies quietly drowsing It Is comprised 131 aores. Reze.au Con- ships are held for Mrs. Adele pleasant work to pick the fragrant, It Is then that as we strol^ along tho navy. ovor bought the 140-acre farm near communities like t)„,«,. j,, Moiiiuoiitli coun- words, maintain in effect a system of rate- n woodland path new vistas arise. Colt's Neck owned by Mrs. Henry Langstroth and Mrs. Notta Carey. thick-skinned berries. Fox grapes The naked trees stand like ghosts ty, tint- proposal to test drivers over it) 'for making which has been practiced for years, are just one of tho wild v4nes that CONTEST WINNER McCormlck of Wallace street, Red The next guild meeting will be under a bluo-tinted sky, illuminated Bank, for $30,000. Mayor John M. Tuesday, December 3, at the home and has operated with efficiency and' fair- add benuty to the countryside. Now Johnny Nuccl, a pupil at River inlinnilies, etc.,' lias dangerous and annoy- for a brief spell they hold thoir by a sun that revealB new buds, Corlies of Rumson sold his farm of Mrs. Henry L. Tilton on River the last of tho Autumn flowers nnd street school, is ono of ton wlntiorn road. Rod Bank. ing repercussions. | i| . /irsl place, the ness to nil. It is significant, that when tes- smo(cy-blue clusters to the autumn near Llncroft to S. Q. Allen of Fair n M many empty birds' nests. In n democracy contest sponsored Havon for $0,000. Jeremiah Vaughn timony on this bill was taken, shippers from air.—Now York Times * by Every- Week, high school cur- moist lucent stiiiistics show that HUB IB not It is during an Indl.jn Summer sold his farm near Llncroft to U. SUNDAY BAHA'I MEETING. 1 11 all parts of the country. i^animouBly night that sitting in an opon space tent cvonts poper, published by O. Tllton of New YorK-.for $8,000. ^jyUJSJ^ULJiLJ!^'^J^ thh e great number of TOO MUCH SPABB TJMET In tho- countryside ono is onthrallod American Education Press, Inc., Co-Daniel McCormlck of Phalanx and William. De Forge of Teaneck nmdentH nre found: The olderdnver knows will speak on "Saba'u'llah-and His the nil lie of life, of property, nnd time and of the tlnlveralty of Chicago, won- migration. At times tho flocks aro history class < g£gL0J£2, No one need fear that this measure ders whether if we aren't killed by ao thiok that they partly obaouro • "To mo," wroto Johnny, "demoo- Hnrry RyderefvCartsret for $8,200. meeting of the Red Bank Eaha'l . agiiin his sensible thinking averts on. acci- would give.the railroado a chance to unjus- atomic warfaro wo shall not die of the moon In their flight. There are racy tnoanB froodom'froijA 'okr »"* Salvatore- Marino ot. StoUtwood group Sunday at the Red Bank dent where It could have been caused by, boredom In an area of alomlo days In Indian Summer so hot that a future voleo In tho govornmant Park bought Mrs.' Elizabeth A Baha'l oonter in the Carlton theater. tifiably raise rates, The ICC, one of our peace. Ho puts hla finger on some- flowers and trees start to bloom which Is an nssurance children In Connors' frtrm near Everett for $2,- building on Monmouth street. Mr. thoughtlessness on (lie part of Hie younger most respected and non-political govern- thing that has been vaguely worry- anew and animals that havo gone some countries da not have," 700. ' . - DeForgc has lectured on the Bahti.'l t driver. Y«; he is to be penalized b.y having ing plenty of people since It was early .Into hlboratlon peep out of HundrodB of ontrleB were rp- Benjamin Nelmark and John' peace plan in Fuertf Rico, Oubnii ment agencies, would have the last word iu drat announced that It wag posalblo tholr hoiea. colvoc! In tha nation-wide co'ntODt, Donnelly were elected councllmen Bah Domingo, Nova~cotla and/ In/ to live in constant fenrof the annoyance of evqry case, TLe interests of all would bo to relcaso the onoruy' wVappGl up which UBICOCI students to wrlto In at Highlands; They ran on both many sections of this country, jjrs.'r AH In all, Indian Summer Is ono r flnvci tests to Ix held at frequent intervals, completely protected. """ . • In the atom, of tha moit appreciated periods of 23 word* or lou "What Democracy tickets, i ' * " ' Rose Lefkowltc Is moating chair- Suppoa* that thla tntrgy could ths year.—JNewark Evening Now*. Meani to Mi." ,•['•'> . John. H, ritzgWAld, ot. Ktyporjt RED BAJs'K REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946, Page Seven. Commissions For CAB THEFT Roofing tJWing window intulatJend CONTAINS NO BENZOATE OF SODA. Verlyn Larson of Fort Monmouth $3,000 For Girl Scouts was arrested by stata police from OLSON War-time Officers Shrewsbury barracks Sunday morn- ROCK WOOL HOME IN8ULATION In a far-reaching effort to con-Ing after he was caught stealing a I Installed by Olson Company's Trained Mechanic* tact Its wartime officers with re- car from Dominic Laurino of, Estimates Without Obligation' ' , , ' WlLLEY'S gard to commissions In the Reg-Oceanport. Lafson was turned over W. W. KENNEDY: Local Representative. ular Army, the War department an- to military authorities. nounced recently that It has made Phone: Red Bank M«S FRESH PRESSED CIDER all application blanks and pertinent GREEN MOUNTAIN WINTER POTATOES information available at all re- ACCEPT THIS GREAT FRIEND cruiting and sub-recruiting sta- WINTER APPLES tions. In addition to other army in- FALSE TEETH WEARERS.' WINNING INTRODUCTORY OFFER! stallations. WILLEYS FARM MARKET The War department's extended efforts stem from the desire that EOCTE 35 AT CENTEBVILLE all officers now on Inactive status When You Use This Amazing Cleanser... be given an equal opportunity with active duty officers to apply for Regular 'Army commissions under the provisions of Public Law 281 which creates 25,000 officer vacan- cies. No More Denture BreathI Completed applications from the New Jersey-Delaware area must be either delivered at or postmarked Or Get Double Your Money Back! to First Army headquarters, Gover- nor's Island, N. Y. prior to Decem- ber 31, 1946, it was announced by HERE'S YO.UR OPPORTUNITY A Gen. Courtney H. Hodges, Com- to try the proven Post-War Denture mander. "Cleanser that must clean your War Department Circular 289 • i Zjg^ plates cleaner and give you extra containing complete Information on \'S'•/• protection against unpleasant application for Regular Army com- "denture breath"; or you get double your mission will also be available with money back! Pictured above Is Mrs. Charles Hunt, treasurer of the Northern the application forms at all recruit- Monmouth County Council of Girl Scouts, receiving a check for ing stations and other army In- J3.950 from William Miller, a member of the council finance com- stillations. Cleans Plates Cleaner— mittee. The money was raised In the drive conducted by the coun- Former officers who are Inter- cil this past summer, and che check was given to the treasurer at ested In making application for With or without Brushing! the council leaders' dinner at Buttonwood Manor, Matawan. Regular Army commissions may secure additional Information • by Now—discover how much more satisfac- callinsr at the U. S. Armv Recruit- tion your dentures give when you get i duce the top accordingly. This ap- ing o"!ce located In the Red Bank them cleaner, fresher-tasting, and more plies to all deciduous material and Postoffice building. "natural-looking" with OKaje. Get a , even some of the evergreens, al- though evergreens rarely are package of pleasant, easy-to-use, economi- • prur.ded very heavily. Radio Engineers cal OKaze at your Whelan Drug Store > Whon you move evergreens, be You'll be thrilled with the results. 'sure to protect the tops with bur- To Meet Here P. S. OKaze is especially "ideal" if you use New Silvertone Radio- lap windbreaks. Much winter in- "New Trends in Air Navigation" jjuiy to evergreens is caused by will be the subject to be discussed a denture adhesive. By A. C. McLEAN .dry-rig out rath?r than cold. Decem- Agricultural Extension Service at the meeting of the Institute of ber is early enough to wrap those Radio Engineers, Monmouth county Phono Combination Walt a while before you put on iZEOn//49« in your yard or border. It is better sub-section, next Wednesday night •^"QKaze"your plates ! mulch to protect perennials and to plant evergreens earlier so that in the Mechanic street school audi- $ 95 shrub?, but go ahead and mulch ah thoir loots will be established In torium. Automfcfie Record Changer ! newly planted bulh beds. llh-> new home before freezing. Harr^y Davis, technical adviser of 96 I Your bulbs will be the better (or ; Incidentally, r>v»rgreens should be the Navigation laboratory at Wat- PLATES mulching because the rhu'eh will soaked well before the winter son laboratories, will discuss the delay the freezing of the so.l ihi:c- fmezi s air.'ve. growth of navigation aids for air Stoxe Holds 'Em Comfortably S«cur* Famous Silvertone performance made even richer and I by helping bulbs to root thoroughly ' This may br a good time to save traffic evidenced since the war, All Day—Evnry Doyj Or Money Bocffl this fall. The main objeel in plant- .'••ome of the hcrried shrubs which while Milton Pomcrantz, project en- Don't let loose plates ciuse you another day more faithful with the new "Silver Voice" dynamio , Ing bulbs In the fall is to allow r.e>v wi'l he useful for holiday decor- gineer at Watson, will talk on the of misery! Gc' yourself a tube of pleasant, easy* ;• • on. Among these are Euonymus, to-uie State *ilh this POSITIVE GUASAN- tpeaker. Personalized tone control. Changer has light- roots to form so they wiiI bf able Loran system, which is a long- TEE-you'l] tx completely delighted-or you'll to grow in the spring. All hulhs Viburnuns, all of the hollies, and range navigational system. J Corner Broad & White Sts. get your money back. weight crystal pickup arm, plays twelve 10-inch or ten should be in the ground he fore I yr:inntha. Phono 6-0355 Red'Bank •10 63c TUtI . . 12-inch records. freezing weather. Mu'be you can get some twigs The word fossil is derived from On/y Late fall is a good time to p!nnt with r-riries from a nursery. It is the Latin word meaning to dig. trees or replacements in your shrub ronp to p-rlv to halves', this ma- border, provided you can do it he- terial, and you can preserve it In IMMEDIATE DELIVERY fore the ground freezes. Kvtn if a cool, damp place. If you place Limited Quantity you are delayed, order your trees it in u-.-.fnr after harvesting, before and mulch very heavily where you ,t is frozen, It will keep much intend to plant (hem That will .lo.-.ser. keep the grcund !n condition f> ic- ceive them. Ee suie to rru'-h BAZAR NOVEMBER 23 New Store Hours: around them again after they arc Munmouth chapter, Older o' the • planted and they should conic Eastern Star, v:\]\ hold a hazar j Otf/fy through in good snape. Satu-day. November ?3. H Masonic Open Fridays Until 9 P. M. One thing to remember in fall templr on Gorfleld avi>nuo. Atlantic ! transplanting of hoth chiul,n and H Ehlancls. Mrs. Lil'iin L. Husth, trees is to cut back yevurly Wood rh:iirn'nn, will be assisted by Mrs. ' wiil lose some of r..« mo s!u t dur- Jnav,',1 Re?d. in charge of flowers i Saturdays Until 6 P. M. ing the winter, and the r-sul; is nn I c: uis; Mr3. Eleanor Marvin. of.cn a serious dry:!)? c.u. RcMcrr. n:1. i rrt post: Mrs. Marjorie Ber^s- bcr, the woo.I you remove no v is I\QF-CV. "white elephant" booth; , moie or le.-s exess. r*.nd v.->u hnve M:«. F, ieda Cr?en'leld, preserves Phone to bring a balance between top* :.nd rciocerrs; Mrs. Alice Patterson, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. and roots. ck'. and Mrs. Evelyn Coleman, Red Bank 6- In any kind of dise'ng or li; re- candy. : planting more than half of the loot 1122 27 Monmouth Si, Red Bank, N. J. system is destioyrd iven «i;h rvr- ie pork- ney t>y sell- ful hii.dlin". a^.r1 .- j ••'u ir-r • We'rt proud as peacocks of these distinguished members of our fjmous-brand family . . . LEKS CLKAK-COLOR CARI'KT... and LEES Min- erva 1 land-KnittinR V;ira! For they're celebrating their 100th birthday this year ... a whole century of service tt America . . . service built upon the evcr-populal phi form of qualu It s with Rreat pride thai we share with LEES tht

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J.KES Minerva—the ya,rn that is worth your ErJE* hilt. Lees-spun in America by the Engjish Ifflano JVuUUnq yarn . longcr-w&iring wool yarns that k,ii*tr.it./ i , „ i^Paee Eight RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Plan Thanksgiving MUMS and ThanksgivingDance And Social THE CftOSPECT HILL SCHOOLS MOTHHOUS* TSARS 117 Prospect Ave., Bed Bank. Tel. Bed Bank RADIO SERVICE The weekly- meeting; oi the Young Men's Bible class of the XMTTeO f/OUS First Presbyterian church waa held FOfl INVISIBLE THE ETHEL MOUNT MOZAR SCHOOL OF DANCING DEPENDABLE - GUARANTEED Sunday morning with Ralph R. 0 Eclccrt, senior advisor, presiding, Classes tor children and adulti In all types of dancing. Ballet, When your Radio goes bad The Lord* Prayer Vaa recited In toe dancing, Interpretative, tap, body conditioning, limbering, acro- unlaon and Philip E. Ballly read the minutes of the previous meet- batic. Evening: class tot women and business girls. * CALL RED BANK 6-3368 Ing. • Harry Dutchyshyn, Jr., an- nounced that his committee was Junior Assembly—Ballroom classes for teen-ager*. We also have progressing on plans for a dance and social time to be held at the Radio Batteries - Victfola Records - Accessories homo of Mr. Eckert, Naveslnk River road, on Wednesday, Novem- ber 27. All young- people of the It Pays To Advertise in The Register church are Invited to attend es well as the members ot the Bible J. H. MOUNT CO. class. Harry C. F. Worden, an ad- visor of the group, gave a brief 84 BROAD STREET RED BANK talk on the subject "Look at Tour Average," taken from the class study book, "Take a Look at Tour- self." by John Homer Miller. Th» next meeting; will be held TURKEYS and CAPONS IN MONMOUTH COUNTY Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock «t which time Henry Hagerman will Delicately pclaled pink Fuji mums with purple and green grapes speak on the topic, "Your Right to FOR FINE WALLPAPER trailing on the table, arranged in two identical glass containers, add an Be Well." exquisite note to this Thanksgiving table. DIRECT FROM THE FARM AND BEST PAINTS Doris Scott To Be Mrs. J. William Helm, Mrs. W. C.Thanksgiving Bride IT'S Auxiliary Holds LonRslreet, Mrs. T. D. Moore, Mrs. FOR E. F. Ebert, Mrs. C. S. Bucklln, Mrs. Mlas Doris Scott, daughter of Earl O. Wolcott, Mrs. Leater Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Scott of Annual Benefit Mrs. Clarence Doollttle, Mrs. John Shrewsbury, who will become the B. VanWagenen, Mrs. Willlarn Wlk- bride of William White of LJttle KLARIN S Fall Card Party off, Mrs. G. Howard Llppincott, Mra. Silver on Thanksgiving day, was Thanksgiving and Xmas Fred D. Wikoff, Mrs. Alston Beek- tendered a personal shower last 2B Monmouth Street, Red Bank, N. J. nian, Sr.. Mrs. Wiliam H. Hendilck- week at her home. Riverview Hospital 'iin, Mrs. E. F. Brooks, Mrs. Wil- The party was arranged by her PHONE 3838 liam O. Nii-ol. Mrs. B. K. Tollinger, sister, Miss Ruth Scott. The front Receives Proceeds— Mlo. H'lmann A^entiorf, Mrs. Fred room was decorated 1n pale blue The Finest Flock We Have Ever Raised. We Noble, Mrs. Robert Mncdonald, Mrs. and yellow crepe paper and urder DISTRIBUTORS Prizes Awarded Hubeit M. Fin-row, Sr. a l'lrge umbrella was piled gifts Mrs. Edward II. Fenton, Mrs.for the bride-to-be. Refreshments Suggest To Our Many Customers To Place Imperial Washable Wallpaper - Sherwln Williams The annual full cant paitj of William Krevoort. Mra. J. A. Ken- 'ere served buffet style In the din- and IWerkin Paint Products Red Bank auxiliary »f RivrrvVw nedy. Mrs. Charles Parkes, Mrs. ing room, which was decorated hospital w;.s liclil l'isl Thursday at .!anii's Cooper, Mrs. Peter Bentley, with white streamers and min- the Red Bank Woman1.-; club. A S;H'-I Mrs. Douglas Fromm, Mrs. J. Har-iature umbrellas were favors. Their Orders Immediately To Assure Delivery. cial prize, a wnst watrh, was' o!J Eostork, Mrs. Ira Livergood, Present, besides the guest of awarded Miss Phyllis MrLoan, and' Mrs. E. M. Todd. Mrs. Albert T. honor and her sister, were Mrs. I the project netted $300 for tin- hos-Baldwin, Mrs. John F. Trudeau, Lois Belmr and Misses Joyce Clay- pital. ' Mis. 11,i Shcppard, Mrs. CllfTord W. ton, Virginia Maras, Ruth Frank- Other prize winner* were Mis.j Humphiey. Mrs. A. J. Thomas, Mrs. lin and Miriam Windnagel. William H. Hcndi ii'ksun, Mrs. Julm H. A. Mabie, Mrs. Henry C. Tllton, Mrs. Hrare Kins. Mrs. Michael Ber- White Acres Turkey Farms F. Tiudeuu, Mr?. Kdv.aid S. Beck- 1'ILKS TATENT ett. Mr; 1-:. R. Kccr.'ch. Mi.--. S. J. u'in. Mis. Joseph P. Hintclmann, Kesslrr. Mis. E. M. Ti.iM, Mis. JayMix Theodore Movs. Mrs. Fred Jamas B. Erockliurst of Red D. William-. Mis. Chailos P.u.klin. | Crine. Mis. W. J. Duncan. Bank filed a patent application for j NUT SWAMP ROAD If water is safe Ml^. Janicy Coupi I. M;s. Lrstoi I!.1 Mis. Haiold R. James, Mrs. an Invention of an engine, and was ', Kennedy. ?!;.* M":.M:-I I-oii-c ,md, given credit for eight orig nal ideas ' Thnn'"s P. Poreniii.". Mr?. Fred W. 1 Mir.-, lonn V in!Vi.--l;i;: . J O' :«o:-. Ms. Emerson Younger, Mrs. | In the Invention but Jios not been Comnii!'.r;- mrni-M- weir Mi.-. Ke:iiv- M A. Brower, Mis, A*llee assigned Ma patent rights, it was TEL. RED BANK 6-1247 James S. r.r ,.r :. Mi . Sydney H.> Cie'-hoff and Misses Elsie K. announced recently by the United , 1 for your new rayon- McLeiin. M • s. _ ('ha : !-s V. i\v.: i ds. j Kind . PIio* !)? Norton. FVanor States Patent office. | Mis. Ruvlni T."pin :nu-. Mi- Ro'.i- : Ko,-h. Florence Kridel nnd Bertha crt RpussTc >!•••. li-ii"ld S. Do-' Ki .del. Voe. Mrs. Chat !e« R. Enjilish. Mrs. J. B. Rue Jr. Mi-, niiiirnp .Mi'ton- . CONTEST ator Haydn rdoctor will aet Les'.e: 11. K nnrdy. Ml". (Voi'lon n;ri:.n oi the judges' commit- I Dona'il. Mi. Pvii-y i !' iln: ••:i.'is. tiv fui '.he group choral singing Mrs. Hi: . . •, I: i •« ••• M.r .IrVi li ] 1 to l>e !-p'.msored by the~*re-. Ac-kle>. .}• , ii:-l M:.-- I,. !•'. Whit- .vis in of Ihj Asbury Park ncy. ("h . I r n;' C.jmmrrc-;:' du:ir.g the Attendin-' w.-i <• M: I'.-i'•:•>: m::s :.i\i.--on. Thr i-onte! t will Hoolir . Mi- Cli •-.: • VII-I1"II-I f II it r;r.-< phiza. «ilh pre- Mr* c;.r.(r.l S;K r. M- . J .1. ' :-iir-. : i' s.lvlu'.i'il for Dcceniber j Holm -. M: ^ .1 .1. K'm U-W Mr... M. 1 , 1U ;ini 1M, I hp llnnl contest 1 I.. M. H(,l'f"ia:i M' S .1. Ki-. lei lo li. h>!.l 1")T'Tiihei 23 :it 9 p. m., MIH. }< .-.:l .1 '-,- - V- . \:-.v ..•!! «;'.)! li. -t |i: ize nf $100. Numerous ! Ilinv. ;|!.-. f": ill- y. ."••u'lfn. Mi •-IU:,IM h ve VJCI received from j Wa'.ln- Miirt..:i. M:^:. 'niia il W'-re. -,?)' oiu thoiai groups rnd chini-h Mrs. Ka 'i > M. W!iite. Mi.-. I,.i '-.•li -.. r:i!v es mny be mailed to n I Snu'h. Mi-. T N n..nru.:. Mi<. li'- rh:ml: r of Comnipire office. Join S l!n!iv •• • Mi : F."V C:.\v:- 'J15 Mitt.io.i nvenuc, Asbury Park. il fm :l Mi - T M. V.'.Nu.i. Ml-. Piilin- 1 is Kioi'inv >!•-• li-I-'- 1'. l''i)id. ; Tu k"en rno'.ucs soft, use a stone Mis ICilv.in i.-ll'i-i. >'••«. / 'i'.nn ' i:ir for storing. To keep cookies ripcKmnn. J; , Mi -. Daxid W. •-•risp. vsc a tlshtly closed tin re- Mmi:i!r(iHl. 1 i e|;tncle. j Mis. Claik V Kemp Mis. Edwin! r Beoke',1. Mis. y T. Krclirr. M ' I.. F Wliilney. M's. Thoniai Ni WHITE' HOUSE 'tor. Mrs. l'Jdw.n.l CPHXII. Mi;'. Roh-; I oi t Cinw. Mi'- K. l/iivvm ifinil'e. ! STORJ I Mrs. MiiiB.in il r.chria. Mi .-•. Ki a ak i I-. DlX, Mr?. Thnnlii-i Mori•!.- on. 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at the check room. We wouldn't be a bit disappointed. They used to work all night and Tie F. Y. L Bureau all day, so why can't we skate? Richard and Shorty, glad to see Hey, you Jacobsen brothers, how Har-Nell Shoppe you back. about getting together, make a trio Virginia, you big flirt. and sing a song in Norwegian for 20 BROAD STREET RED BANK Chris, why so high hat? the benefit? Uh-oh! don't say you Bills, bow are you making out? don't know any. We happen to know Why does Tony D. come skating that Mildred has a whole book of >o much lately? We missed him for them. Come on; give us a treat. VICTORY awhile. Did you ever see a man who Who was that strange character claims he doesn't know anything DAPHNE DUMAURIER says: at the rink Thursday night? and yet he knows practically as "I autpect the author of Eddie Llddle, Catherine still car- much as everybody put together in ries the torch. the rink? That's Reliance. Every CHOICE PRIME having deliberately written Helen Jones, you are the girl of IDEAS HAVE LEGS with time we ask him to play us a song my dreams—balm; talented, too: he say9 he doesn't know It. Of the express intention of Chris and Ed, when la the date? course, he's just a big tease, and keeping people like mysei' Helen C, how Is your new flame, we know it. He sure can play the LAMB BEEF awake at night" N. M.? songs just the way everybody likes MARKET Jlramle CoBtigan, who is It nowT them, and without a recipe, too. J. B., why don't you act your He's super! it true you have a crush ! Teachers always tell us In no un- on Ken from Camp Wood, Hnun. certair^tarms that when we make Do you all know Helen Jones' j a promise we should keep it, but do new nickname? It Is "Victrola." you blame us if we don't? They Bob Week, what a swell skater; don-'b keep theirs. _C*OBh, what is FRESH Polly, what a cute brother. this teaching generation coming to? FRESH Mr. Skldmore, you are a wonder- Thank you, Harold. ful skater. Doc, will you make up your mind? Judy, give back that dress you Tufje writers WHAT NEXT? borrowed. Margie R, how do you attract all PORK the boys? Read- Kathy Rellly, you are a beautiful skater and a swell person. Johnny C, it is good to have you back. IDEAS HAVE LEGS Tom Custer, don't go away and leave us. LOIN by Peter Howard George Wilson, Helen thinks you All makes of office machines- foreword by Dtwttt Macktntk are cute. Sold, Bented A Repaired "One of the beat books yet to be published on world Charlie Bennett, why don't you stop trying to be a show off? problems."—Louisville Courier-JoumeJ. . $2.50 Shaky, why don't you give Helen on aale at a break? Pork Butts ... 45* Sausage Meat ..... 49S.1 Rusty, Oh; Oh I RED BANK BOOK STORE Red and Doc, how about It? 6 LINDEN PLACE <• Bill Swope, 1 like the way you say "dull." Jean S. and 0. M. make a swell couple. Sirloin Poterhouse Round Roast Did that feeling get you, too? It was certainly a wonderful feeling you had again toward The Bed Bank Register after^reading our column again, wasn't it? At last, we know It as the most favorite, popular paper. 103-105 MONMOUTH ST. Immediate Delivery STEAK AND Chopped Beef • • • • 39>» Stewing Beef • • • • 49'" Immediate Installation FANCY PRIME 3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SET MOTOR RIB SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS SXOKOR lb AUTOMATIC COAL B-UBNBE 00 FOWL 39 289 BIN-TO-BURNER MODELS ROAST With DESPITE THE ABOLITION OF Automatic Ash Removal Fancy Dux 49- Stewing Lamb • • • 25«" OPA CEILING PRICES Eliminates All Coal and Ash Handling NUCOA ALLSWEET CLOVERBLOOM THERE WILL BE Dependable Automatic Heat No Increase in Prices SAFEGUARDS c HEALTH AND COMFORT Oleo Margerine 41 On Merchandise Now On Display lb BUTTER In Our Showroom LAWES COAL CO. PLATE FREDERICKS SON FURNITURE. CO. SHREWSBURY, N. J. THIRD GENERATION.OW't)EPEI»DABLB SBRVIGB UROAU STREET Mourn JO (V. M. tyntll 8 V. M. SHIlEWSBUJBy Tel. Red Bank 6-1250 6-1251 6-1030 Wednesday and Fridays Open Until V P. M. Other Evening! By .ppo.ntmcnt. ' Coal - Fuel Oil - Gasoline cdoz> PHONBBED BANK 6-35B1 ;,.,*,. ^,^^ 1,.,' ,,'• Jersey Eggs • • • 65 Beef Kidney : ; ti V

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Rough, abusive practices have the roots were planted. Have the vice can be installed In any flower Rumson flre company Wednesday no place ln the dairy barn, says soils In these fields tested, taking pot by running a short length of of last week at the fire house. The County Agent Clark. A few men the samples eight inches deep. If it fiber-glass wick out through the card party will be held Friday, who handle dairy cows are Impa- is very acid, lime should be ap- drainage hole into a tray or saucer November 29, and proceeds will be tient and resort to rough handling plied this fall and thoroughly of small pebbles on which the pot shared with the Rumson Veterans' of cows to make them move faster disked Into the surface. can stand. All subsequent watering organization. or make them go places they ure need consist of nothing more than Officers jiomlnated were Mrs. not accustomed to going. GARDEN NOTES keeping the spaces between the Ellsworth Soden, president; Mrs. Dairy cows are highly sensitive pebbles filled with water. James Wagner,'-secretary; Mrs. creatures and often show the effect Mow the lawn right up to the Charles Tllton treasurer, and Mrs. of the reaction In the quantity and end of the growing season to pre- William Smith, financial secretary. quality of the milk they produce vent matting which might lead to Mrs. Walter Robinson will be after receiving rough treatment. *he killing of patches of turf. Navesink Library chairman of a birthday party for members to be held following the Weights and tests of the milk Autumn-planted fruit and orna- Elects Trustees next business meeting Wednesday, made under gentle and rough treat- mental trees should be staked and Ice Cream ment show some interesting facts, At the annual meeting of the December i. Members will ex- mounded with soil to prevent wind- Navesink Library association held change gifts and a covered-dish Bode ogaJn aft«r 4 vtonl inytn Chtrry Vdnilla fee Crtom. reports E. C. Scheidenhelm, Rut- whipping during the winter. gers dairy expert. A cow that was recently, the following trustees supper will be served. struck on just before milking pro- were elected: Frank Vandcrveer, duced only 3.7 pounds of milk with Tulip bulbs planted in wet soil Mrs. Joseph Johnson, John Law- a test of 3.S per cent. The next usually die. If the modern idea of ley, Jr, Mrs. Harry Corwln, and Al- milking with proper treatment, she planting tulips excessively deep Is fred Ferguson, Jr., Edwird W. produced 12.8 pounds of milk test- followed, it is necessary to make Crane, Richard B. Duane, Benjar ins 8-2 per cent. sure of perfect drainage. min H. 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fk^tv' >, t ' , K „•„ , RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. paee Eleven. Leonardo Rests Catholics Travel Ice Yachtsmen Red Bank At Home: After Smothering Plan Active Toms River, 44-6 After Trinity Win Racing Season Against Neptune Atlantic Highlands Morris Brown Shows Meet Tough Immaculate Conception— Bucs Appear Strong In Defeat Is Next Contest Movies To North A ^Ine Contest Nelson Stars In 12-0 Victory Handed Them By South River The Leonardo Field club and the Rumson Veterans or- For Truex's Squad Shrewsbury Boys ganization should be complimented for the contest they Coach Truex's Leonardo Lions Coach Adam Kretowicz, Red The November meeting of the • A surprising Red Bank high staged Sunday afternoon at the Borden Memorial stadium displayed a great surge of offensive Bank Catholio high school mentor, continued to be the iron man of North Shrewsbury Ice Boat and school team prepared to break Its The -Bankers came out of J, in Rumson. Not only was it the most thrilling- sports spec- power as they defeated the Toms pushed his Casey charges through the squad. Yacht club held at the clubhouse two-game losing streak against contest in good shape! River Indians, 44 to 6, in a Shore extensive air drills this week in ness was transacted relative to the Neptune at home Saturday after slight bump on Eddie Coys tacle of recent years in this section, but it found two teams Conference contest Saturday at preparation for their trip to Mont- •Marks returned to his old form, last Thursday night and much busl- they' had posted a good perform- der. Probably the most ier]oui i engaged in a bitter struggle without any of the bitterness Toms River. The Orange and Black clajr to meet the powerful Immac- engineering both touchdown coming ice yachting season. ance against South River last Bank casualty was a ch€»rlea which easily could have been attendant in such a closely mentor used his entire squad, but ulate Conception eleven Sunday af- marches. Reports were made by members week-end, a contest which was won who Injured her knee andjiaint the hapless Indians, riddled by in- ternoon, after having posted a neat of the delegation who attended the by the Brlcktowners, 29 to 7, at &he wttS**au)ckly fought game. juries and Inexperience, could not 12-0 victory over the Holy Trinity annual meeting of the Eastern Ice South River. tfnued "We think the coaches, team captains and players should stem the tide. Leonardo will enjoy squad of Westfleld Saturday In Field Club' Squad Yachting association held recently Coaches Pingitore and Phipps lie given a vole of thanks by the fans for conducting them- a week's respite from its football their first appearance, at home In In New York, at which a decision sent their decided short enders in- Walter Spruill Is an chores and will not play again un- four weeks. To Meet Amboy was made to have the annual race to the fray with the> goal of stop- in every sense of thee selves and the game in such commendable manner. With til November 23, when they will In Saturday's tilt," the Caseys meet at Belleport, Long Island, rac- ping the potent BUI Denny team really runs from the "'* _^» tension mounting in each minute of play, an "incident" qr face their traditional rivals, Atlan- went to work immediately upon ing conditions permitting. Addison from runing a high score against tlon. South'River Is unbeaten^ •two could easily have occurred, which would have been un- tic Highlands. taking possession of the pigskin, All Remaining Games J. Howland of Rumson, a member them. Not onjy did they hold Wal- 1943, although they have, beeri The result was not long In doubt unleashing a 65-yard march with of the North Shrewsbury club, was ter Spruill and his running-mates pleasant and, perhafts.ounhealthy. after the start of the first period. Sim "Chubby" Marks finally cir- To Be Played Home elected president of the association. within bounds but the Bankers Coach Pingitore, —,--.-„; For our money, the return game at Leonardo December cling right end for the initial score. During the business session there showed offensive power of their his first team line, taok,,theni* With Hemberger leading the way, were periods of silence In memory 1 is eagerly awaited. the victors drove 57 yards for a Dick Nelson, flashy fullback for the Tho Leonardo Field club, riding own. Besides the 65-yard run by in the early stages and jBUtlftl score. In the sequence, Hemberger Green and Gold, had previously the crest of their impressive 6-0 of Marvin Pearce and William W. Bill Pulley In the last quarter, Red second string.'They play™ w* gone over on an off-tackle run, but Vaughan, members of the club, Bank threatened twice previously. front of the first club bacW.' And Now We Hunt went around end from the 28 to win over the Rumson Vets Sunday, who died during the past month. the four. He then went on into pay- the P-By was recalled for offside. resumed practice sessions under With two minutes remaining, the dirt. President Thomas Irving Brown Maroon, with Hembling, Pulley and Bill Pulley and Bay Burges*J Takinp to the field and woods Monday was but for the The Westfleld men countered tho arc lights last night in prep- reported having called upon Capt. Bl brave . . . Every spot in the county was loaded with hunters After the kickoff Tom, River was quickly, the Trinity receiver re- aration for their meeting with the Fix carrying-, went SO yards to sec played their best of the M«*' "l Henry Chadwiek on the occasion of their threat ended on the five-yard Pulley, a fast 185-pounder, v»ho „ in the morning, although it got fairly lonely in the afternoon Unable to advance the ball and they turning the kickoff 53 yards before South Amboy Tigers Sunday at the his 90th birthday and presenting Joe Holtz nailed him on the Casey line. go but as yet has shown but thlij . . . All types of rings wore put into use. Those who brought kicked to their own 40. From this jLeonaido high school stadium. a basket of fruit to the captain In 1 point the Lions roared over fn six 27. The Casey defense stiffened and I The Tigers started their season bijhalf of the club Again the Bankers began to one good game. out good, hounds jpent mo*t of (heir time milking cerlain the visitors did not threaten again the animal wasn't shot or stolen by another hunter and those plays. Pat-Kcelan took if over from | !atc. They have held the South The annual meeting and election move. The ground attack of the 1 the three. until the third period when they in- River Eagles to 6-0 and the Sayre- visitors went from their own 20 to Pingitore used every player Oft who brought out the other type spent fhoir lime trucking of officers of the club will be held his bench. He is building for next In the second period, after Leo- tercepted a f'JsB on their 30 and I v;ilc VFW to 13-7 score-*. Sayreville at the clubhouse Thursday night the opposition seven, with four min- down the dogs . . . M. Harold Kelly. Ihc Hegi.-lcr's .instant marched to the Casey seven, only utes to play. At this point Coach year by giving his scrubs experi- editor, i< gunning fur rr>nl-fur a IOP.II Npurls slope head. The nardo had moved deep Into Toms .dofealed the Field Club earlier in December 5. Following the business ence. Denny used four teams u"*' River territory, and lost the hall to lose possession of the bail when the season, 13-0. session there will be motion pic- Denny sent in hia first club to shut ammunition be bought was defective. Harohl had a bead Ed Doucette, stalwart Casey guard, Off the Red Bank threat, and used hia first team in every q' 1 on an incomplete fourth down pass, | With Doug Cralk, the husky tures by Fred Brown and a talk on ter. Under the letter system at f on a beautiful pheasant for bis first shot anil afhM pulling Howe went back to kick. Scala rushed in to recover a fumble. Bon j you'.h who romped 65 yards to pay life in the Canal Zone by Capt. Spruill'klcked out of danger. both triggers. Die resulting action could have bi'on ilimlicated Black kicked out of danger. The Brlcktowners were superior in school a boy must play a ce~* broke through to block the ball and dirt for Sunday's lone tally, and Ver- Irving Hay, a member of the club, number of quarters, by aiming a loaded cigar. Bottino ran It to the 11. Keelan The second touchdown came In nie Bennett, capable triple threat- who has lived In the Canal Zone ground gaining statistics, and picked up three yards and Uhrlg the final quarter from the Casey for the past several years and who Spruill added four touchdowns to er, back at their posts after in- See you at the Neptune game. The Qrld Line scored. 20, with Nelson piving the way to juries they received in the Wood- is North on his annual vacation. his 17 already secured. He scored Howe's poor kick later In the pay dirt with an assortment of bridge tilt, the Field club has dis- in the flrst period on a 12-yard run. is home at 2 p. m. The oft-painted cannon at Red Bank high school got an- period led to the second tally in plunges and runs which netted 72 played power .ind speed. They are in the second from the one-y^rd other going over following ihc Asbury Park game. The As- the quarter. Leonardo took the boot of the 80 yards. He finally cracked expected to go well against the Oakerson Names line. Again in the second quarter bury students pulled a delayed action stunt, not coming with on the 32. Grant Williams scored on center for six yards and the score. he eluded the Bankers secondary to Seven-Month Reports I Tigers this week and against tally on a 34-yard dash. He re- their brushes until several days nfter the contest. The sidf- the third play on a 32-yard dash. In the contest for the coming Woodbridge the following week bc- Sabbath, the Caseys face a school Staff Officers turned to action in the third quar- Oh Child Welfare \val_ks wore marked "40-0" and the cannon and onlranrps to With the Lion reserves in the con- ' fore meeting the Rumson club on ter and returned a punt for n 34- the .school were given a blue treatment . . . Another tale on test, Toms River scored on a 51- with an enrollment of 900 and n their home grounds December 1. ] The report of Child Welfare seE?j team which has lost but one game yard score. Stout added the other Ray Barbuli should priivn tlic gcnlleni.'in «ui'<'p*sriilly mixes yard march. Howe, Altken and Gib- j Coach Arnie True*, who also Local Guard Unit South River segje on a field goal vices of the Monmouth Count' son .had the brunt of the load and thai to the Harrison high school Wrlfaie boaf'd was presented iiiiinnr willi efficient officiating. Iff worked Ilic SI. Hnna- elevon, which has been undefeated i guides thn Leonardo high school in the last periou. ventuie-Caiiisius game, along with Referee Frank Keating, thegcore came on a pass from Gib- 1 eleven, his ha'l the problem of Is A Tank Battalion the hnind meeting Tuesday. The r( son to Howe on the 20, from which two years. Kretowicz. who has welding an array of former high Pulley, besides scoring the touch- ! port, which summarized the worl whom the boys claim is the most iiprvou- gent to dun the point Howe carried over. Three scouted the Immaculates, ..Jielievcs down on a brilliant dash, made the 'of the services during It! stripe Rill Honpler at center, Joe Adu- and stated that federal recognitiog n KK assistance given to the majority line up for a punt and trying to keen his attention on the Sutphin C Bell nn bato, Jack. Windas, Stumpy Mow- Watxry QB receiving end of a 33-yard pats of headquarters will be accom- Peuilkn 'applicants. At the present time •players and Mr. Barbnti . . . John Konowitz, former Red Douctlte KG FaxEH sh.. hr-iy. Ripper Collins and Les Rem- plished Monday night. H« children arc under the supervislofi Bank Catholic high school athlete and current Toms River from Unrig. Holts ET Shfiriti an Sin mil HB Molfkow RE M"N. ill bPrt to alternnte at the guard ppots, On his staff are Capt. Frank W FB fi I of the agency; 69 in their cosch. is having rough days. One of the nicest coaches in Leonardo Tom* River Mark. s-hnii tu: Bill Krysclntky. Ed Windas. Frank Kaiser of Fair Haven, executive SIDELIGHTS j homes. 18 in foster homes, and LHB the Shore Conference. John has -lost the services of his two Reilly LE Crpnner Travil Keen ey Kuhl and Ar.dy Marsh at tackles officer; MaJ. Hans A. Kesslcr of Neptune has won but one game, in an institution. / K. Trtxta • LT De*n Black RHB llc.0 iv ace barklleld men and still seeks his first win. At season's FB S«k and Sam Yor? Jack Kr.ney. Ray River Pbr.], S-3, Capt. Edward V. that over Keyport by a touchdown. I This service, whictr Is supp Sola r c. Hart* Krelan Halliday and Oscar Kirby on the start. Toms River was well thought nf and was figured to be Boltino Tunney Sobititutiom: RBCH — N fl.c n. Willis of Fair Haven, headnuarters Coach Phipps, who scouted the , entirely by public funds, is Ul a real contender for the Conference title . . . Although How- PiUH ' i" , Radon Weber, Co Jtchlin. H>nn<* py. MICH rr. ; T- nks. the current eleven bids fair company commandrr, FirBt Lieut. Fliers Saturday, reports they have -the direct supervision of the Wl Alvrmon p. ell "Milky" Harris broke his leg five years ago. it apparently- r H-rn, FieM club history. Red Bank, S-2; First Lieut. Har- ever, and are continually danger- i the Board last .April in an effort ijj can really pour nn the steam . . . Vernie Bennett, who got nff 11. mbtrz-r HR String hemd Hneiman. Scoring : RBCH - - old R. Hounihan of Riverside ave- ous. Coach Pagano is having a ! help meet the needs of children In Will'mrm HB Snelllng Markt. Nol.on. nue, Red Bank, unison ntilcer; A. Trena KB Fororlftjt hard first year as coach in the vic- i the county. The Service includei? 'some neat punts for Leonardo Kield club ^unday, played the Scfll-c by period&J First Lieut. Peter J. Lang of Fair j consultation for the correction *Kame tmrlcr entirely new circumstances. The change was Ssa Bright War tory column. n0 RBCH « 0 0 S- Haver., liaison officer, onri Second hchavior problems, foster --r: ' female, in the person of his hfirie of one day ... Ed Peters, Holy Trinity . 0 " U t enn mnlt* pocket montr by I drop South River . . . Aside to Arnie Tniex and his Field cfub Meetings continue each Monday twisted leg. IK Tli • K-k'isler.—Advertisement. Pet« Stavish, fullback, was Trin- , and Thursday night at R p. m- In squad: this corner lias no axe to grind with either your Defeat Rumson, 25-0 e ity's ace. He wos injured in the Fitting tribute was paid t" i the Red Bank armory on Chestnut team or Hie Ruinson Vets If you would care, we CHII point World War heroes Armistice dll out Riinisonian motor* who swear we are strictly agin their first half and received a reft! ova- y i street. Undefeated Atlantic Highlands tion from the Casey cheering sec- morning at 11 o'clock at the Sea See ^om Wotfy £* ACTION team. 1'ersonallv. we are chalking the situation under the won Its fifth straight football vic- tion. Bright honor roll on Ocean avenue a\ the Firxl Annual "You Cm'I Win" heading ... A check wilh the students at tory Saturday at Leonardo when where wreaths were placed at cere- Soldier Sent they defeated the Rumson Purple NATIONAL CRAFTS & SCIENCE SHOW Rerl Rank lntrli proved that no petitions were circulated there As per custom, Monsignor Joseph monies held by the American Le- concerning a Uuf-Casey grid contest . . . The large crowd at Bulldogs, 35 to 0, In a Shore Con- gion post. The ladies' auxiliary at- To Reformatory ference game. Coach McKee's team T. Casey, who started the Catholics tended In a body. Thrilling d.monitrationi—FoKlnallng exhlblh—Vm grata) •!- the Manasr[iian-Lakewood game was well handled. They on their first full year of athletic Among the cases cleared In Free- used 27 local police and firemen, plus state police. It was a pointed for this week-end's contest Post and auxiliary members position Of ocllv« hobbles ever ciiemblod. S»e nto game-win- 200-yard advantage In rushing. olio made rushing, Nelson piled up Wjlliams. pastor of the Sea Bright charge which took place October 24. . MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED They scored in every period and ning and .^ai/ic-eiulinp run for Leonardo Sunday . . . There 141. ! Methodist church, pronounced the Jame Person of 13 Central ave- were 2'i second.* remainine when tbe Vets piKiterl, a dangpr- yet threw only five passes. benediction after which '"The Star 3 MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Spangled Banner" was sung. nue. Red Bank, was given a sus- ou< procedure. We learned Iliat Mud YntiRriint called thp The opening kickoff spelled doom The Caseys are holding a pep pended sentence to Rahway. fined Exposition Mall play becnu'e lie understood the ref lo say "a minute and 24 for the winless Rumson team. rally tomorrow afternoon. The wreaths were placed on the JI00 and placed on probation for seconds." . . . Cnacli Adam Kretnwicz nt the Catholic school Rackley took the boot and ran It honor roll by the Sea Bright Lions three years following his plea of NOVEMBER 17 THRU 24 tell* us he disagrees with Hie Sports Register's views on back to the 36-yard line. Rackley, Don "Moose" Dwyei- played an- club, the Legion post and the auxil- guilty to carrying a .22 caliber pis- Horan and Marek alternated In iary. ^Representing the borough's night football games . . . Ed Dougherty, our nomination for other sterling defensive game, toi in Reci Bank October 13. carrying the ball to the 20. Horan governing body at the services _s? •he title of numher one publicilv chairman. e\rp,lle,ntly dis- scored. In the second period Rack- breaking through repeatedly lo nlayed his wealth of Iri-b wit Sunday in calling the Vefs- throw the visitors for losses. were Mayor Thomas Farrell and For something different—and ley took Halllgan's punt on his 40 Councilman Nells Jacobsen. ?ield club game. The fan* particularly liked his half-time anfl carried it to the Rumson 30. decorative, too—try Cranberry intermissjnn remarks . . . The Careys will not play Selnn Hall Carhart wont off tackle from the Jack Keelan got off a beautiful A squad of soldiers which had Wreath with Waldorf Salad, Pour prep on Thanksgiving day as we reported last week . . . 10 after a first down by Marek had boot, following the last touchdown. taken part in the services at High- the hot cranberry jelly into a wet taken the ball to that spot. It finally stopped short of the goal lands arrived soon after the close ring mold and chill thoroughly. Honest George" Gill will be interested in learning that Red line. of the Sea Bright ceremonies and Unmold Just before serving and Bank Catholic is in the state association as a Group I high Bill p'Neil made the third period fired volleys and the bugler fill center with Waldorf Salad, gar- school .-. . Alex Wojciehowirz of the Philadelphia Eagles score. Taking Marek's fumble in Ed Sutphin, Red Bank center, sounded "Taps." nished with mayonnaise. hauled his huge hulk around town Monday. He is still look- the air he went from Rumson's « ing for a home in this vicinity . . . Dick Nelson looked eood to the 10. Taking the ball again he in the RBCII win over Holy Trinity Saturday. He blasted his scored. Charlie Mills made the last touchdown on a 24-yard run and own holes and looked like the powerhouse be can lie ... then, from the six-yard line, carried The Gaseys will have (n play fie best (hey know how ngninst it over. Rumson threatened In the Jrjimarulnle Conception lo end up with anything short of last quarter and were on the throe- Bktnghtei'. Immacnlitle lost its only game to Harrison, a yard line when time ran out. A 47- squad which has been undefeated two years. yard pass, Walton to Alberts, put the ball at that spot. Atlantic Hlfhland Rum.on tfi Hoops and Loops ilc«l LE Dcisi.oy Burr I.T Chri»tl»n«en O'Nfll LO Van Note Turn Phipps will handle Freshman basketball at Red Rurh C Kling R(! Norton Bank high ... At Rumson, Coach Joe Rosati has carved out Hal Icy Unite a rugged schedule for, himself. He will handle the court MarrhelU 11T D.Vlto Brltton RE HalllRan • Expertly cut quintet, making it three sports he teaches. He has no as- Mmrk Wynn Mills HT1 diamondd IIn 'CSS • sistant . . . Bill Adams, former River street coach, is the AlberU unique set tins. Rnckley UB Walton Point Pleasant jayveo hoop mentor . . . Overflow at, Rutgers Horin FB university has caused them to use their gvmnasiuin as a cafeteria. They will use the New Brunswick gym . . . The Rumson battles Keyport at Key- port Saturday. The Red Raiders St. Ann's girl basketball team is looking for bookings. Irene I BULOVA WATCHES . H.ndtcmtW $29.75 Kuble of Keansburg will make up their schedule. have lost five straight games, three styled hlrth«ton« ( of them In tho Conference. Rum- * Smart 1O47 modeli with lo.- men. son has lost three Conference con- the dependable fluid'/a mow- • Pot Pourri tests but tied Point Pleasant. Po- Riont. • tentially the Keys were highly re- Mil Molnar cracked the maples for a sweet 20;i Friday garded at the start of the year but 75 USE OUR night in the women's league at Red Bank Recreation alleys. failed to materialize. She is the president of that loop . . . Monmcuth Park will *29 ' LAYAWAY PUN have another best for next season, This time it is a di-ain- •• * _•_-•————^———— SHADOWBROOK INN ond up nge ditch inside (ho.rail. The excess moisture will he drawn Duncan May Start OPEN ALL YEAR from tbe track into the ditch which has been filled with LOCATED ON BOUT*! 34, 1 MILE SOUTH OF RED MA!,~K gravel, logolher wilh enough pipes to make Red Rank's sew- Against Peddie erage system appear innderpinlc . . ., The idea of a groom's William Duncan, son of Mr. and SERVING THE BEST OF EVERYTHING school has spread from Garden State to Pimlicu. .Trainers Mrs. Jay Duncan of Holmdel, a .•will tell you it is. a good plan, technical handlers being scarce f senior at Blair academy, Is expect- . . . Nearly everyone in Hie county had the supposedly "hot ed to start at right tncklo Satur- -tip" on Graymar Boivnie at Pimlico November 2 . . '. Mrs. day, when Blair meets Peddle In RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW ^Irene Smith will attend the women's national swim coaches' the state's annual prep school olas- USliddiA Clit RnJin is assistant prmritinl at Long Branch, IIP will ron- ; three and tips the soales at 100: llnuo as track coach .-. Joe Donovan, ox Sun snorts mnn, is This marks his second ynar on the in Hollywood, whero hp hones an'independent film rompunv Blair >varsity. Ho also received a S-erved All Day •Will celluloid his story on the lifo of Tony Galonto , . . Pnn'l letter In swimming.. His father vBerlonbach. Die hardest pnnrliinff lifrhf-lieavy ever lo enter wan captain of the 1010 Blair grid Fronj 12 Noon to 9:00 P. M. ifthe squared circle., was at the Molly Pitcher last week, talk-' squad, , • iJnpr ovor old times with hia pal and former sparfinff partner, PHONE RED BANK 6-1396 "toy-MQurypa. Eaul.was.thfl real Astoria -Assassin, whoao l^ountal!rr'laur»l,i« the «tat« flow ^^•"^uPPfiOfttJqi11 Sv^8- suppJucrJby Jack DfcUney. . •r of Connecticut, ' ' • * RED BANK REGISTER,,NOVEMBER 14, 194b.

Ely, William M. 2704 boro _.. 1867, Jati. 14 —2801— , rchetti Gets Elao, William T. 2S52 Scott, Walter, of Matawan, to Char- GASTON-MQUNT. Who are the Embley, Hannah. lotte A. Price, of Marlboro parents of James Mount, bd at Yel- y Award Emens, Sarah El. _ , . 1867, Feb. 6 low Meeting House Cem. He md Joh'n, W. Marchettl, chief en- Genealogy Emens, William L. 2701 Saxton, Warren H., of New York, Jane Gaston. I have no dates. Jane s' Rineer of the Radar laboratory, Emley, Honrletta 2755 , to Sarah A. Hopkins of Mata- [md 2nd. Lewis Anderson, b Jan. Piano Instructions hi, 1757, d Mar. 29, 1838. Jane Gas- J; Watson laboratories. Air Material Emmickson, Howard J. 2675 wan, N. J 1867, Feb. 14 Emmons, Caroline 2715 ton had a sifter Mary. Who were i' Command. Eatontown, has been Mrs. William R. Conover, Free- Henry Belting, Minister Emmons, Catherine 2659 Clayton, James, of Harmony, to their parents? And whom did Mary [: nWarded the Army Commendation hold. K. J., Star Route,' editor, marry? LVC. (N.J.) t/. Rlbion, it was recently announced. Emmons, Catherine Louisa _ 27-47 Anna Matthews of Harmony HOWARD ISAAC chairman of Genealogical Commit- —2802— ; Mr. Marchetti was separated from tee'of Monmoutn County Historical Emmona, Conover 2718 1866, Jan. 6 A question has arisen as to the the aimy as a Lieutenant-Colonel. Association, Freehold, N. J. Emmons, Daniel a 2657 George C. Stanger, pastor early spelling of the ancestor ot WITH He- received the award for the Emmons, Elizabeth 2758 (210) Matthews, George H., of New PIANO STUDIO Genealogical Index (Part ll) Emmons, Gertrude A. 2652 Prospect, to Hannah Francis of the Van Komvenhovdn family. I high qualities of leadership and or- find in T. G. Bersjen's, "Early Set- ganization he displayed while serv- Marriage Records Emmoons, Hannah 2750 Blue Ball .'. 1866, Aug. 2 Emmons, Hannah H. 2666 Strickland, Alexander, of Turkey, tlera" of King's county, N. Y., that ing as commanding officer of Cam- Jan. 3, 1946. to Sept. 5, lMfl it is plainly spelled "WOLFERT Specializing in private piano instructions FAMOUS Emmons, John C 2698 to Rebecca Clayton of Bethel bridge Field station and installa- —2798— 3ERRJSTSE." This may help those Emmons. Margaret C. 2764 :.. 1866, Sept. 13 tion und#r the command of Watson Dey, John H. 2750 n doubt about the question. laboratory. Emmons, Mary 2652 Wagner, Reuben H., to Mary H. Dey, John P 2666 Emmons, Mary Ann — 2738 LVC. (N.J.) of' popular music, harmony and theory. He wa.« e.mp'oyed. as a radar de- Dey, Joseph N. 2726 Gaywood, both of Turkey ARTISTS - signer al Fort Monmouth after re- Emmons, Phebe Ann 2761 _ _ _:._ 1866, Sept, 26 Dey, Margaret 2668 Emmons, Susan 2726 OPENS NEWS STAND. ceiving bis decree at Columbia uni- Dey,,.Matilda A _ 2701 Hulshart, Wm. Henry, to Janls 1 BY versity. He ufls commissioned a Emmons, Susan Catherine 2698 Adison, both of New Prospect For appointments phone Red Bank 6-2616-J Dey, Matthew R., Jr. _•- 2695 Emmons, Tunise 2731 David Perry, 40, who told Red Captain In 19-12 and ivin sent to _ „ 1866, Nov. 11Bank police that he has no address,' Dey, William W. 2701 Emons, Joshua 2701 Er.gland where he was instrumen- By G. C. Strange, Pastor was summoned Sunday for opening Capitol Diblin, James 2707 EmaM, Sarah E 2701 11:00 - 4:30 Daily, or stop in at Studio tal in the inM.V.lat io:i of radar ! Dietz, Christiana 2747 (217) Voorhees, Jacob, to Maggie his own paper store in front of a equipment used in conjunction with Emson, Christian D.'..___ 2747 Hyer, both of New Prospect Dill. Annie 2752 barber shop on Shrewsbury avenue. Columbia antl-aircraf; defense. Ellison, Ephraim 2764 Dillatiech, Anna S 2747 _ - L 1867, Jan. 31 The only catch was' that he had Evening" Appointments Arranged Disbrow, Elizabeth M. 2672 Book E. Monmouth County Mar- Taylor, Johnson, and Effle A. stolen his. pap"ers from Ralph Cosmopolitan INJVRKI) fN FIGHT. Disbrow, Rachel Ann 2698 riage Records, Court House, Free- Thompson, both of Freehold Tomalno, Shrewsbury avenue de-il- hold, N. J. __ 1867, Feb. 8 r. He was sentenced Sunday, by Chailes Decker of East Keans- Donahay, George 2707 6 Broad St., Red Bank Donahay. Joseph 2757 Carpenter, Harry B., of Philadel- G. C. Stranger, Pastor Recorder John V. Crowell to 60 Decca burg was .idmittcd to Riverview phia, to Catherine T, Bartleson, Burklew, Wm., to Miss Mary days In the county workhouse. hospital Saturday night with., in- Donaldson, John 2759 1 Donehay. Sarah E _ 2747 Freehold 1866, Dec. 19 Frake, Upper Freehold Township National juries received in a fight with his Martyn,' Henry and Kate A. Van neighbor, John McAndrews, at the Donley, John 2672 , _.. 18S6, Oct. 6 Note, both of Howell 1866, Dec. 19 McAndre^vs homo. According to Donovan, CarolinD 2666 Dillon, Joseph, to Miss Hannah R.C.A. Victor Middlptown township police. Dec1 Doogan, Hannah - 2764 Marcellus, Algernon, to Laviza Con- Woolly, all of Allentown (col.) er >aljno."t lost the sight of ore e> i Dorsett, Catherine - 2672 over, both of Freehold 1867, Jan. 1 1866. Oct. 31 Dorrance. John 2655 Quinn, Micnael, of JameBburg, to Alien, Aaron, to Miss Jane Bennett, Signature Doughty. Charles H 2718 Ellen Strickland of Freehold all of Bordentown 1866. Dec. 10 Dow, Clinton 2726 _.._ _ 1867, Jan. 1 Mitchell, Charles H.. to Miss Sarah Sonora New Store Hours I Doweren.? Mary ..... 2652 eonard, Charles B., to Sarah Ap- H. North. Upper Freehold Open Friday Until 9 P. M. Dowcs, Aaron - 2701 plcgate, both of Manalapan 1867, Jan. 28 Sonart Saturday Until 6 P. M. Dowling. Amanda 2747 '. 1867, Jan. 11 Hopkins., Fomuel, to Miss Hannah Dowling, William 2761 All seven by Rev. Frank Chandlei B. Shinn. Cookstown — Al«o — SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Downey, Adam W 2747 (210) Statesir. David A,, to Annie 1S67. Jan. 2S Downs. Eplv.im 27S2 VanDervecr 1866. Dec. 13 Wm. Margerum NEEDLES 27 Monm'th St., Red Bank Drake, Henry 2764 By Bcnj. T. Statcslr. Minister (218) McChcsncy. Col. Joseph Mil- Drake, Jet^miah. 2695 V'-.tthews. Joseph F- to Margaret ler, of Brooklyn, to Eliza Mc- CARRYING CASES Dnimmond. Adalade 2685 A. Donaldson, both of Freehold. Chesney of Middletoun Point ONE! TWO! Diummoncl. Rloomfield 2759 K. J 1867, Feb. 10 I 1864. July 6 RECORD RACKS Drummond. Clare. A. (col.l . 271R Thompson, Thomas of Freehold, to | By John M. Rogers, Pastor Drummond, Gordon 2757 Sarah M. Anderson, Mon. Co. | Shanahan, John H. K, of Easton. CUTTING DISCS PIMPLES THROUGH! Duanr. Mary 26fl8 1S67, Feb. 10 Maryland, to Sophia B. Murphy 2743 By D. S Parmolen of Bethany. N. J. ... 1867, F^b. 20 A li. i...... i. i. .••' llli.i DuBoi.=, Elizabeth from itchirin i•!mi• 1 »• an.ll Mh. I DuBois. Livingston 2682 Walling, Aaron, to Eliza I. Stoney By G. P. Snyder. Minister MKI>- 1866. Nov. 8 These records were copied by i REX l»S 1 UK.V'f DuBois. Saiah , 2733 : Durll. Mary Ann 2657 By John S. Phelps. Minister Monmouth Court House Chapter. | "IN I MKN'I Duncun. Almira W 2750 (2111" Walling, Thomas B., to Hen- D. A. R., and published through rietta Stoney .,.. 1866, Nov. 17 the Monmouih Historical assoWa- ' ,,.,,,„,>• I,. i,in,>t Dunc.in, Hannah Amelia 2726 •ou"hr i: n ii- in..i MKKIM:X Duncan. .Mmcs 2701 Walling, Jonn, to Elizabeth Camp- tion, Freehold, N. J.. and released ' OINIMKNT I "uncr.n, Robert T 2707 bell 1886. Nov. 13 hy (Mrs. William R.I Laura V. • MKIH'liX Dunshn, Rridcet 26">- Smith. Elhcrt. to Ehiln On limit OINTMKVr i.! •• -i Civ Conover. chaiimin of the 1S(W M...< T».. • • Din demann.Tvilliam 272f! - *<"•• ''-'josTcomm^'trr VJ,. MKI'ftKN Punull. Wilha-n H. 27-*7 All tin r<- hi John S. Plul'is. Min. J. H. ' I ny~ ("•:•.! oli.ii. '""C71IS '2121 Van»r.i;t. ISI.MC I" M»!'PJ>.> Dye, nilheit S Zf,'u Smith - 18156. Dec. 1 j H.."...'."-. ; 28fK1 OINTMENT Dye, JUrv 2fi72 Munn. William, to Mflr- Sheldon I " MEDREX river, r.ohcrt 2G"2 1866. Dec. 30 ' MOUNT-PKY-JOR Wnnlc.l in- Mount Co. ; F.it!. Wirinul 26-12 Bodlc William, to Cum' inn Brown | <"' nntion on Rkhud Mount, h You Were Right! ;Kis;er. Mary Jane '2761 1867 Jan. 3 j-M«V 1». I741- <> Jul.v '-• 1S2'J- "'' '" 84 BROAD STREET Kas:n-oncl. Ada Lucia 27M i Walling, Airier], 10 Heniiptta On- j Baptist Church yanl. Hights'own. ! F,.-stmnnd. Franlilin 2fi"'i N. J. Who were his parents? He den 186,7. Jan. 9 md. 1st. Lyd -I Dey. h Mai 10. 1748. i It's Marvelous! • Pastmnnd. John S . 26".5 By John S. Phelps. Min'ster Phone R. B. 6-3368 ! Edwirds. Cornelia T. 2GS'2 (213) Morris. Lewis B. to Mary I d Feb. 10. 1S04, woilld like marriage < date and names of Lydia's parents I Hello, Kvelyn" How me you'" R:l«-ai-tls, Emma 27-13 Whlline 1867. Jim. 13 Edwards, Mary 2764 Porter. Bruster H, M. D. to S. and names of chn. by this marriaTP. I I'm beat! Suu-oo-o tired' I wml He md. 2nd. Ann Job. (wi'Jov of , Notlc* of Settlement of Account. shopping today. Trudfied aruund Edward?, Stephen H 275") AuEriwtn Terry 1867. Feb. 27 b>tit-.« of Soph.. H WHIiiton, 1*-| 1 Peter Job), wan* marriage date, all aftcinojn . . . yeenis I'll nevn E»,in, Mnrg.-iret • 272S Hummel. Fiederick C. to Sarah K. 1867 Mar. 3 i and her parents' n»mes md w:>s Notice it hrrcly g\*-n that thf AC* | get my fill uutfH coniplrtr. Kiferl. Hcnt-v 273» Layton All throe by John S. Phelpi thci> -iT lien, Truiteoofl I did h;u p onp linuiit spot In s Ejrrioi '.', El .-n 27."i: the e«l.,tp uf m h ^ Orphiint' Court to i;ei' Ar.y^.iy. ;. mi urir m;ht' 17f0. d Dec 7, 1S-13. md Pro. 2fl. .1. .1 < o ,:•!. »-. 'ih.T.il.y. the TwtlO It's marvclmi-' It i ";.".y ilocs roniti F.lnier. Saiah J. 2707 F.-ikalow. Edwin C. to ("ornelia I d ,. ..f I'-., ml,, i \. I' , l)(6. it 1803 MJII R!-. let" Rue. Would Ike in >vauj ami my flnKr [-'i a.* e sail Kfmer. Will.am I 271)1 Raymond, both of Fnrmlnsdale. I o'r o< k. \. M . HI uhien t mt spplicatloB | T name? of iicr parents and chn. uf ! «ii: lit iiirttlr In: '. lir n 'owjinci of COIll* looks fresh, although it's five day> ! Ellnici. Deborah Ann 273S N . J. 1667. Feb. 28 272S Old.' Kills. Emma T By W, W. Moffelt. Pastor |P.~!cr and Maigarrt ', li.led: O,'.»h't -' '.tn A. D.. 11(1. 1 El'.u. Henry 26GH Compton. Ahijah A., to Mary Vir- | Gilbert Woodhull Mount resided IMNK Of .'•>:» VUhK. tvrmrr}? Btai | I got an (*\tia one for Janie m ! catty "!tn her at school loo. I Ellu. Martha 2726 ginia Taylor of Matawan -H Mount's Mills, h Oct. 11. 1821. of Ne* Y"f- f« fni "I rut. CotnPinf. Ill : K ( '.c Ker. certainly owe you thinks for n Ellis, Mary E 2743 1867, Feb. 6 d DPL. 29, 189-1. bd at O:d Tcnnent suell «ni£gesl :on. Elv, Caroline E 2743 VanPell. Noah, to Emma L. Cot- cem. Who were his parents? He | And l>y the way, here's another Ely, Catherine A 2701 trcll of Marlboro, N. J. ' md 1st. Caioline Pet rine and 2nd City. N. T. 2726 1867. Feb. 6 , her .-ister, Deborah Kly Perrine. ,: llullel. suggestion the sales rink ^;I\P me | Elv. Elijah Trtmleei She said to «ir.e a letter tn Ppim- Ely, Eliza, (widow) 2757 By Henry Belting, Minister I Would like marriage dates and o-comli. Newark .\ N. .1 , on "Why Ely. Henry D 271* (21.1) Morris. Jomrs L.. of Keypoit. J name? of tun. by r.ich wife, and / '/// • / PRE-WAR QUALIT 272(1 I like PPI m-o-ctjmb " The wnteip Ely, Jnne C N. J.. to Mary E. Heiser of Marl- their parents' names'' LVC. i N'.J ) I l fl/i(JA'Py 86 proof. 65% grain neutral .pirits Copr. 1946, Schenlty Distiller! Corp., N.Y. B.m», S. J 2701 of the flist 50 letters received will Ely, Maria 271.-, (get a Perm-o-conih frrr' Thnt's a!! I Kly, Mary Jnne you ha\e to lid i: i nut a i-ont-.-t j Ely, Mount . .- Or anything like that. j Ely, nebecra -_ I'm wMiinc my !r!lfi i.Rht a»ay E!y, Thomas C And you'd he'tor (l(i the >anie" Ei>. William

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MANY DIFFERENT jobi and .kills are required in a separate ale house.... by men who love ale .... to bring you to take the "raw" water from its (ource, trett it all the tang you know you'll find only in true ale. Your first glass to make it pure and palatable, and finally deliver tells you — you never enjoyed a finer ale! it under pressure to your hornet. Public water lupply calls on at least five .sciences—chemistry, physics, bac- teriology, biology, geology—as well ai specialized engineering skill.

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PLEASE! RETURN EMPTY BOTTLES TO YOUR DEALER PROMPTLY RED BANK REGISTER,-NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Page Thirteen. Book Review QUINN, DOREMU6, MC CDS A Scene Of Double Tragedy fiUBBEUt BOB CROCKER Given For PTA COUNSELLORS AT LAW RIVER ROAD RED BANK, NJ fc Whltflrid fcolldlht, hHl ft.*l> MM. Julian if.* Parker of Red John J. Qulnn Thomu P. Doremut HAVE YOUR INTERIOR PAINTING Bank revlawed tru book, "Peace Vinctfit i. McCu. Brneit Fu.no DONE AT A PRICE YOU CAN AfFORb or Mind," by Rabbi J. A. Llebtnan, William U ltuiitll, It. at a meeting of Little Stlvar Par- Belt local references. Veteran wAtt be1ie«ea In "Live and Let UiV ent-Teacher association la«t week. PARSONS, LABBECQUK, Tba meeting waa arranged In ob- CANZONA A COMBS servance of national book week. COUNSELLORS AT 1A# jbHNS-MANVILLE Pupils ofMlas Agnes Hackett and a Wallau Sir. Rki Bank MIw Harriet Moore's cla«se» enter- TkHdort D. Panoni BdttunH j, Onion tained with ohoral and band selec- Theodore J. L*br«cgu» .ROCK-WOOL HOME INSULATION Eliton F. Corebi Thomti J. Smith FIREPROOF WATERPROOF PERMANENT tions. ' Robtrt H. Mtldt wlllltm ft. BiaJlr Jr. Parent* were given special cards Abraham J. Ztf«r Imulltd by J. M. Co. Mechanics EiUmatn Without Obll(«Uok Still) Protects! to sign, stating that they would d*o Btfillh tot til- ADAM J. LINZMAYER Urit Mter-Mep- all they could to stop the spread HENBY S. IN8EI.BEBG, Preserves... of colds In the school. The PTA LOCAL REPRESENTATTVE agt through PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Phone Atlantic HleWhndg 1-0302. P. O. BorMt. walls, ceili managed lunch room will open on floori. Monday, November 18, with Mrs. Proftnlontl Bulldl.g, terloratiool Clifford boring' and Mrs. Joseph Allrary P.rk, N. J. , tfbtcmt* pMe- Herrmann aa chairmen. Red Bank «-S»«4 A»bo», park t-2481 tratei deeply. The next meeting will be Tues- Bcali, binda porel and cracki. THt day night, December 1. Dr. Ellas N*tCAt* on lcakieat part of Cellar, be. Long of Red Bank wll speak on WILLIAM E. BEATY fore next rainfall. Netotte will keep "Health Safeguards and the Fam- your building dry . . . Imide and out, ily Future." Jane Miller, supervlior ATTORNKY AT LAW top to bottom. .. toryeara/ of music of the Highland Manor school at West Long Branch, will A TAX €X>JTSin,TAWT Artlikblt it b*ttu htrdnn, ptlnt ana* entertain "With piano solos. building tuppty (font or writ* to . . . to Eut Front St. lUd Bknk «>Jt«S« man Disranurou or MEW HIM A. Ttidimatfcti C*mp*ny A. ELDRIDGE BROWER 2M Third Av*, Wattwaaf. N. Know Your Government Two members of the state police kneel in the underbrush at Wattwaad 5-M14 ML Holly, and look at the badly decomposed bodies of Chalmers ARCHITECT THE EABTHQCAKK Laubaugh, 35, ex-convict, and Mrs. Mary Pyle Kimmey, 26-year-old Election Day brought forth a soldier's wife whom Laubaugh kidnaped from the bed of her hus- 60 Broad Street, Bed Bank, N. J. national political earthquake. The band 45 days ago at Little Silver. The couples bodies, partly cov- R. B. 0-3337 14-year-old New Deal was wiped ered by heavy underbrush, are in the foreground. out at the ballot-box. New faces AT. HIGHLANDS 1-0S23-J will replace old. A new era in American self-government offers Its State House Letter paint water-color pictures on store DR. L. W. CARLBON, rosy promise. windows depicting Halloween SURGEON CHIROPODIST, scenes. What now, statesmen? Will the Trenton, (AP)—Motor Vehicle FOOT AILMENTS election winners and their party be Commissioner Arthur W. Magee Offlc* Hourt: equal to the, grave responsibilities Dally 0:80 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. ******** forecast sweeping revision In the Holy Cross PTA Evtalosi: Tuwdir and Thoridi; entrusted to them? drivers' test program for New Jer- For appointment phone «-«42 As the result of the cataclysmic sey's motorist last week when he Holds Card Pary 60 BROAD 8T., BED BANK, N. J. political event of November 5th, revealed a "blueprinted" plan de- there will be a change-over in the signed to make the state's drivers More than 100 persons attended status of the glass house and the "safety conscious before they go the card party held recently at DR. MILDRED HULSART, * LOfl II5 for HolHoy ffuM brickbat* . The winners move Into out on the highways." Holy Rosary hall, Rumson by the 8UEOEON CHTBOPODIST the glass house and trie loners on The plan, estimated to cost $600,- Holy Cross Parent Teacher associa- Foot Orthopedics—Electro-Therapy New Way to Play Record*' Hcrt't »h» way to T«kt tart tf rt» n«y -^ the outside fondle the brickbat. 000. would embody construction of tion. Mrs. Albert Dudley was chair- Offlc« Honni Oulr • •* m. to B p. m. man and special prize winners were Evening!: Tuudar, Thundar, 7 to S •iptmti and parcknti thtt (••)• «loifl Nevertheless, the election winners 30 new driver examination stations have a glorious opportunity to ful- with modern testing equipment and Mrs. Randall Koator and F. Mur- (Cloud W«dn«id«r ud Fridtv) at Mil tin* of y..r: 9tT THI CAIH YOU phy. By ftppofntioent only. R*d Btnk 0-090S fill the high hopes of the American replacing 30 stations now in use. 136 BBOAO 8T, BED BAMK, M J. NIED FROM US—rt»«y la i»»»»My •••«ih -^ people. A vast structure of un- The new stations would be equipped Other prize winners were Mrs. ^PHILCO necessary Federal bureaus must be with apparatus to test an appll- Andrew Heclit Mrs. William Lang- •diuiTttf to fit yotr badftt. Sarvlct ktrt U swept away. Government interfer- ler. Mrs. Willir-m Lake, Mrs. C. J. DR. RAY DE CARLO .cant's eyes and reaction to [flare. SURGEON CHIROPODIST fait, friendly aid eaaOdtitlal. Daclda htw Meyer, Mr*. J. H. Robertson, Mrs. Here's that sensatioiul new ence In the dally life and work of' . brak*<*, Mo. Hal. mii't be on their mettle come Janu- staged by the Trenton Optomist gas stave can be cleaned by boil- ary. | ing then .n su.p SU-JG cr sci j . J.I,^ 16 Monmouth St. Bangs & Bond Sts. club which arranged with high with su;l3 and a stiff brush. It Phone Red Bank 6-0997-W. school author.tles and local mer- will in no way hurt the stove. Buy* make poeVft money l.j •-!! 1 Red Bank AsburyPark ******** ing Th» K v.< r.—Advert lemf chants to permit school childien lo Rinse \ve:l. and if the stove h un- The rood to belter xnd t:U»i- usually dirty, repent the process. tin through The Regi •>)umni.- Advfr i

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1 t i 1 " u » 4 Ifi is\ j-i 1 * f .'Ittl" ' RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. sort 1B very popular; again smart I lunch and spending our last cent Gathering a lot of small pack- Let n I St. Ann's Society Concerning Trip horse and buggy rigs, canopied-top (except the nickel) on materials ages, you looked Into a long, white fringed, carryalls with spanking that would seem lmposslble,,ln this paper bag to see if the white os- Skin Sufferers Elects Officers steeds. Here were the guests again day. The short time was soon over, trich leather was intact. It was. SPENCER On The Sea Bird In fashionable "togs," mingled with We'rattled and Banged down on the Our party gathered together, mak- "ITS ONLY COMMON SENSE" Mrs. Gcraldlne Francesconl was ing what acme thought, a tedious mlTU DE. . ».. - "THATHAT SKISKIN TBOD the "natives," who could inform you "El" to Battery Park, threading UNBALANCED IN SUPPORT elected president of St. Ann's so- on any subject, a motley crowd on part of the trip. We loved the river BLES RESULT FBOM UNBALANCED IN- ciety of St. Anthony's church at the Mrs. Gertrude Hurd our Way across those lower streets, RSMAI. CONDITIONS." ., that dock. Those who came aboard around the old Aquarium, so —never tired of it—with the setting give you annual meeting last week. The hos- were even more Interesting, for sun It was as beautiful as morn- .Thousands of Doctors Use tesses were Mrs. Theresa D'Ono- Harrison Writes Article harangued over these days. One of many men wore their beloved oil-Us developed the usual headache. ing, for every tree, every boat and Colma Natural Oil and Capsules the lift sirio, Mrs. Anna Rlcca and Mrs. ers, also a sunburn; their fishing bridge looked like a pen drawing Natalie Dominico. Mrs. Gertrude H. Harrison of Making way to the ladies" cabin, against the sky. When we arrived Mm latemU ul Eiteriu] TtMlment baskets loaded with spitting and there was Emily, who took you to you need! Others elected were Mfs. Antoin- Linden place, s direct descendant clashing crabs told you they'd had home wo declared our baelt yard PSORIASIS — LEO ULCERS of one of the oldest families in Red her bosom, settled you on the nar- was as valuable to us as a shop- ECZEMA — ATHLETE'S FOOT ette Garruto vice president, MrB. a good time. They called to their row cushion that formed a border Dr. L M_ Colorldo. write,; "My wile Julia Reclnelll secretary and Mrs. Bank, who has been m reader of friends, "Goodbye, Joe; see you ping center of New York city. had an extreme case ot Piorlaili which Your Spencei Philomena Chcro treasurer. Mem- The Register almost since its first again next week." for the TJ-shaped cabin, told you to issue, has submitted the following stay there until you felt better, or Did we love the Sea Bird? d U t C | will give you bers of the executive board will be ^. Ew!c. N^"oR", JcpSrt': ' "Cases article on the steamboat Sea Bird. The Sea Bird drifted from the I would you have a cup of tea? In the vernacular—I'll say wo 111 Enema 6 years, stoadiiv getting worse healthful, Mrs. Sama-Marla Antonio, Mrs dock. Here the current is. very COIUSA OIL b CAPSULES used 3 days Civata DeGeorge, Mrs. Delia Mat- A trip to New York on either the Very soon the paddle whocla be- did. with load results, completely cleared in 4 1 graceful pos- Sea Bird or Albertina, boats of thestrong, whirling under a qucerly gan to turn. You fell Into oblivion, G. H. Harrison. IJiSciTlhl POISON IVY. Intense itching toccia, Mrs. Angelina Rossi, Mrs. constructed drawbridge, part, rail- ltooood almost immediately, cleared In 5 ture. It will Theresa DeNegrls, Mrs. Mary Rus- Merchants Steamboat company, didn't know a thing until you f>f. C W.. CALIFORNIA: "Patients in Sick committee members will be bury Is imbedded in the minds of houseboats, bathers and campers on river. thrillledl , claim no itching or scaling alter "bulges." Mrs. Angelina Trimboii, Mrs. An-everyone who made the journey be- shore—a grand old ocean on the j One always wondered why' so rTKVt^SOLCIEtes Registered Spencer Cordelier* toinette Pallandrano, Mrs. Antoin- tween Red Bank and the metropolis outside, the narrow strip of land much "greens" went back to Mld- nlaUW OTHER DOCTORS. DRUGGISTS on these side wheelers. holding the river within bounds. AND USERS tell ot quick releasefrom skin ette Boncore and Mrs. Mary Cap- dletown. mlnrv by limPo use of COLUSA NAT- MRS. MARIE H. BROWN rioni. New members Introduced The Twin Lights are the next Gathering yourself, you arranged URAL OIL AND CAPSULES. 632 OCEAN AVENUE, were Mrs. Maria Scarpino and Mrs. The Shrewsbury river always held point of interest. High above, up disheveled locks beforB the mirror. SMOOTH—COMFORTABLE SKIN SEA BRIGHT, N. J. enchantment for us;, a trip up toon the mountain, they soon were CUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK PHONE SEA BRIGHT 2-0037. Margaret Slcciliano. The organiza- Remember the marble slap that iCall after a P. M. tion now has 61 active members. its rippling streams In a rowboat lost in gray-green haze as we piled held it? A support (of the stairway AT ALL SUN RAY DRUG STORES _rSDPPOBIS The next meetings will be Tuesday, or down to Sandy Hook, they were our way over to Spermaceti cove, back of it, that went into the hold. ^ite December 3. always happy days. skirting the dike. That piece of marble held the lM •inhusked, chicken, ill placed YOUR INSPECTION INVITED . by an Mlfcert, laysrs of seaweed, to cook all to perfeotlon. The chef Fair Haven Esso Station Cherry's Esso Station William L Wheatley who baked must have known clam- GEOROE ANDERSON, Prop. EARL H. CHERRY, Prop. Highway 36, bakes. That same little Island, Just Oor. River Rd. & Gllleiple Ave., Cor. Maple Ave. and Bergen PL, Keansburg. N. J. across the river from the olub- house, held treasures for the expert Fair Haven. N. J. Tel. RB 8-S488 Red Bank, N. J. Tel. RB 6-1846 Tel. Keans. 6-0771 waterman who eould "scap" crabs at the right tide, a bushel In ihort order, or dig hard clams, serape R. k Seeley Leonardo Garage Inc ' Basso's Esso Station oysters frpm the dike that bordors Highway 36, Valley Drive and Apple ton Avo., «. and Car, Ave., thon you rounded Rooky Port Honmouth, N. J. Leonardo, N. J. Keahnburg, N. J. "wra^^e^aiatlSlf-T11ii«^ como out abruptly from the back TeL Keann. 6-0303-M Tel. At. High. 1-0468 Tel. Koan*> 0-0149 or a mountain into the joining of two rivers—the .North and South Shrewsbury. We saw the ocean, tbe (Near Campbell's Junction) Brasile's .Esso Station Highlands Esso Station sandy beach that led to Sandy Werner's Garage Hook, its cedar grove, the holly- Cor. Hlfhvray 36 and First Ave., KIlNEST A. VAUOHAN, Prop. said to be the third largest aland Telephone Keansburg 6- In the United Statea. V, AilanUc Jllfhland*,.N. 3. Highway 38, Bay Ave., Highlands, N. J. Wo are approaching tht> "Old Tel. Highland* 3-IS20 Highlands," Here again the.rlver r TeL At/Hitb,' K*;/0rd, N. 3, Tel. KeaiU. 6-0429 la lulu ol- w»Ur- wait, lor -.tnnwi*. V RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER l\, 1946. Page Fifteen. Collapsible clothing boxej can be the auxiliary will hold a past-presi- kept In a small space tor future Eatontown Mayor Sorority Gives dents' dinner, at which time past- First Methodist Church use It taken apart and rolled Into Stork Shower president pins will be presented to a cylinder. . And Council Meet Mrs. George Koveleeky, Mrs. Fred 247 Broad St., Red Bank the Delta Phi Alpha Sorority Meyer, Mrs. Chester Guttormaen, INSURE YOUR HOME met Thursday evening at the home Mrs. Mary Sheridan, Mrs. Belle • HEV. ROGER J. SQUIRE^ Pastor. Business Transacted ot Mrs. John Waldman, Leonardo, Cross, Mrs. Peter Green, Mrs. An- business, SBtomoblle and other thon Lund and Mrs. Joseph Mur- Have You Ever Thought, property with with Mrs. James Elmer as hostess. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17th, 1946. At Short Session A surprise stork shower was phy, All members are Invited to at- HAWKINS BROTHERS 'given for Mrs. Raymond Falke. tend, and are requested to meet at 11:00 A- M.—"A Man Who Saw Chariots of Fire." Real Estate and Mortgage Loans The falling ot a high tension wire, Many gifts were presented to Mrs. the flrehouse at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Wil- of a Qift This Way? \ 8:00 P.M.—"For Freedom's Sake." 71 Broad Street „ Red Bank in Throckmorton avenue, Eaton- Falke In a cradle, trimmed and ar- liam Heffernan and Mrs. Clifford Phone R. B. 9-0352 town, last week caused a short cir- ranged In pink and blue. Refresh- Albertson are. in charge. cuit in the fire alarm system. Firs ments and a social < time were en- 1 Commissioner Ralph JL Lewis re- joyed. Other guests were Mrs. 'A worthwhile gift is one ported at last Friday nlght'a coun- Charles Hesse, Jr., Mrs. James Oro- RELUCTANT SUMMER deska, Mrs. Claude Smith, Mrs. Al In nther »nr> the wild gceic have you give with regret . . . cil session. flown overhead. • The danger to firemen in such Emll Peteck, Mrs, James Connolly, Honklnjr their primeval warning. because it is so lovely you cases in the event of a fire was Mrs. Alex MacPhee, Mrs. Robert In s V-nhinetl pattern they lirovhesled, Waldman, Mrs. Neil Sharkey of Winter would not be long In dawning. would like to keep it your- brought up In the discussion. It But still summer llngeni, yesterday 1 TAi fa aft T/tmy ib Vo was pointed out that spray from a Leonardo, Mrs. Arthur CummlnB or found a rose! self. hose line would be a conductor of Atlantic Highlands, Mrs. Loula To-day a golden belli electric current if it came In con-Huys and Mrs. Arthur Runge of What magic li Imiiemonifled, * # • Port Monmouth. The next meeting In th*nc I rannot tell. tact with high powered lines. Coun- A coM wind blow* from tha north, Beautiful^ American and cilman Fred S. Morris said he of the sorority will be Thursday Wo Bay. at last It la her*: would arrange if possible with Jer- evening, November 21, at the homo And then the sun shines warm again, Enylish China. . . Colorfut of Mrs. Falke, Leonardo. To ehaae away the fear. sey Central Power A Light com- A yentle rain keeps the grasa green. Pottery. . . and fine ays pany officials to have the current And the winter wheat fiends out, shut off if such a blaze occurred. Tali bright hlsdei of rnpture. tal. Make truly worthwhile Leonardo Women A butterfly flutter* abo'it. An application made by the Sub- Is it perhaps that summer: gifts. Sec onr selection urban Corporation to operate buses Ijlnir*rlnir so lonir In ecstasy? through the borough from New To Hold Dinner St»w the solemn winter-In all abnor- soon Pick up the 'phone and make your reserva- mally ? tion now (Anbury Park 2-500) for a cbolca Brunswick to Asbury Park was The Ladies' auxiliary of the Bre- Is It perhaps when winter claim*, table in the Crystal Terrace for this Satur- turned down by council. vent Park and Leonardo Fire com- His territory airnin day's NIGHT CLUB PARTY ... a 6-Star No serious property damage re- pany will hold their monthly busi- That we shiill feel an e-ctra sting In his Event . • . Including: 1: 'DINNER ($2-80) ness meetings on the last Monday strength of might and main ? sulted and but little trouble from So be it then:- 1st us not therefore CRAIG HILL CHINA • POTTERY GLASS ... 2: 'DANCING to the famous Barry Halloween pranks was encountered of each month at 8 o'clock In the B« on worry bent Bros. Recordine Band ... 3: "VAUDE- by the flve officers who were on evening instead of the afternoon But Rather up thin lineerinir summer. VILLE REVUE ... 4: 'BALLOON GIFT duty that night. Police Commis- as has been done for jorae time In As gome special piiied event 31 WEST FRONT StBEET BARRAGE . . -J5: AUDIENCE PARTICI- Charlotte B. Conovcr PATION "STUNTS—Superb Prizes . . . Cov- sioner Walter E. Green reported. tho past. The next business meet- Red Bank, New Jersey er: %\ per person, after 10 o'clock. The invitation of' the Eatontown ing will be held Monday evening, The road to baiter nnd bigger busi- O/f TTfC ATLANTIC AfASfftJiryfliKKttJ- Legion post to attend the Armistice November 25, at 8 o'clock. ness leads through The Register*! adver- day services held last Monday Thursday evening, November 21, tising columni.—Advertisement. morning at the park was accepted. Mayor Harry S. Howland spoke briefly and a fitting tribute was paid the veterans who made the supreme sacrifice. Junior High School For Immediate The lunchroom, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Joseph Odenbach f Al Delivery serves 90 lunches on an average day A sample menu followe: Mon- day, vegetable soup; Tuesday, chicken with rice soup; Wednesday, mashed potatoes, cold cuts and DRUGS 9 COSMETIC apricots; Thursday, chicken noodla AMERICAN BANTAM soup; Friday, tomato soup. The helpers are Marie Clayton, Caroline Wolbott, Ivls Blanchard, Allyne Wright, Theresa Canova, UTILITY TRAILERS Stella Donato, Joar. Fletcher, Char- lotte Rogers. Ann Stryker and Vanda Rovito—Albert VanNos- 51 BROAD ST. RED BANK PHONE RB 6 3940 Uhtweight All-Steel Trailer, hitches to your car or truck in a trand. jiffy — takes rough roads without weaving, loaded or empty.' The boys' 8-B-l shop and me- chanical drawing class, under the EXCLUSIVE IN RED BANK You con buy this all-purpose Trailer with or direction of Joseph Verdune is well under way In wood-working and without tide rocks,"bowi and tarpaulins or drawing projects. The shop class buy the chassis alone and build your own Is managed by William Ottlnger and the drawing class by Terry special body. Doremus and Larry Weinstein.— Larry Weinstein. Homeroom nine seems to be las- WE HAVE JEEPS FOR ing all its boys. The latest to go was Shelton Rudln. who left to HV-e in Highland, New York. Be- j For Your Health IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TOO! fore Sheldon's departure Friday. ' Mrs. Frances Manning, the home- room teacher, had a surprise party in his honor. I VERBLEX VITAMIN B COMPLEX CAPSULES It was held during: the last 15 I Battle $ Service and Repairs For minutes of the seventh period j of 100 M.98 oW 3.98 Thursday, and cider and Halloween I cakes w,ere served.—Elinor Ann SQUIBB All Makes Of Cars Dill. Nine Vitamins Tabs. High Potency Cod LiveCr Oil Offers $25,000 Loan 12 100 '2.90 98 To Basin Company SQUIBB RED BANK WILLYS Peter D'Amelio of Ppterson, a metropolitan newspaper distributor, Vibex Capsules has offered a long term {25,000 loan Vitamin B Complex with Special Formula 325 MAPLE AVE. to the Highlands Basin company Liver and Iron and Vlt. C NEW LOW PRICE for improvement of the central 33.998 boat basin In Waler Witch. The $ RED BANK company has until February 1 to » 3.95 BQUIBB accept to offer. TELEPHONE R.B. 6-1689 The Basin company has already received J25.000 In public subscrip- Vitamin B 1 Vigran Capsules WE HAVE SNOWPLOWS tion and has estimated the total 1 Mg. $ cost of the project at. $56,630. Mr. FOR JEEPS D'Amelio is a summer resident of loo °o 1.89 Highlands. LEDERLE Upjohn Unicaps Vi Delta Emulsion Buy 2 and $ Buy 2 and Save Sale" o i.69 Save Sale* Pepsodent » *2.96 Z 26o LYONS Antiseptic EXCLUSIVE IN RED BANK Tooth Powder 49c 2.0,30'

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HE8EKVE THE R1OHT TO' Sixteen RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. middle t>f these streets during class Graduates As Nurse hours, the signs will augment tbe ,y. .'•• •;;• * CURIOS - OBJECTS DART safety patrols recently re-organized by the service club, In co-operation with the Fair Haven police depart- ANTIQUES ment and the school board. exposed to New. Store Hours AUCTION Open Friday Until 9 P. M. Mr. M. Morrill, Prop, of the Saturday Until 0 P. M. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. YANKEE TRADER 27 Monm'th St., Red Bank Scheherezade 23-25 W. FRONT STO- RED BANK, N. J. Announces his retirement from active trading and exposes his enormous stock to the public at auction. Several thousand pieces of antiques, curios and rare collectors items will be offered at auction for 2 days. " ' 2 - Day Sale - 2 Brights BALLET * TOI MISS CONSTANCE GARSIDE MONDAY and TUESDAY, ACROBATIC • TAF Miss Constance Irene Garslde, NOV. 18th - NOV. 19th daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond STAGE ROUTINI D. Garside of Sunnycrest drtvs at Private and At the above premises from Little Silver, was awarded a di- Clau Lestont ploma in nursing by the Wagner A. 10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. each day. college school of nursing at exer- Special Clauct In The spacious sales room will accommodate a «eat«d audience of cises Monday. several hundred people. All conveniences. * Body Building 25.00 A graduate of the Red Bank high Sale conducted under supervision of school, Miss Garside entered the S. W. QUEEN, Auctioneer and Associates school of nursing as a member of Alston-Toth 450 Washington St., Allentown, Penna. the U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps In 1943. ...., , F..,.i SO...I .1 0.,,,., The Wagner college school of itlg« and k.4i« Artl . nursing was established in 1943 in O.i. II I..,, ,. J.,,,, C.i, co-operation with the U. S. Cadet 613 BANGS AVENUE Nurse Corps as a permanent and ASBURr PARK. N J, integral part of the college. Ph«n. ••biirv Pirt 1-4171 Fair Haven Lions ATTENTION! Buy "Dummy" Police RESIDENTS OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Terrence O'Donnell, Peters place, Red Bank, assistant manager of — IF YOU WANT — the Red Bank Airport, will speak before the members of the Fair Haven Lions club tonight at 7:15 o'clock at the Willowbrook Res- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY taurant, River rood. The young man will speak on the various ac- tivities of the well known air-drome and illustrate- his cHscourse with ON VENETIAN BLI MDS motion pictures. Call R. B. 6-3332-R and Take Advantage President Harry C. P. Worden of our announced yesterday that the din- ner meetings of the service club 8teel and AlunSinum Blinds •Sizes: will be held tonight and next Guaranteed Rustproof Widths 23" to 36" Thursday, November %. Ordinarily Lengths to 64" ths Lions meet the second and fourth Thursdfiy3, but due to 24 TO 48-HOUR SERVICE Thanksgiving, the change was made. -^ SPECIALISTS TAPING The Lions club has authorized IN CORDING the purchase of six "dummy police- men" to bo placed in the ap- proaches to local schools and will Custom Estimates bo presented to the Fair Haven Made Cheerfully Board of Education in the near Blinds MOBILE Given future. The signs will be part of THOMAS' the Lions' school safety program and ore intended to slow down - VENETIAN BLIND CO. - speeders in school zones not pro- PROTEIN 97 LINDEN PLACE tected by poiice. They will he placed on Fair Ha- BREAD * RED BANK • Phone 6-3332-R ven road, near Willow street; Fisk SEYMOUR LAPIDUS. Prop. street, adjacent to Pisk street For Reducing Diets school; p.nd on Hnnre road, by Knollwood school. Placed in the 1

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Will Have Their "Hot Hauser Fined $500 School Board Will Tuition Rates Harold Adamson School Location Fut Nite" Tonight May Be Raised Oh Zoning Charges Bay View Forest, No. 18, Tall Harry Hauser of Leonardo was Takes Command Cedars of Lebanon, will have their fined $500 last night by Atlantic Censor Lectures "Hot Fut Nite" tonight at the Mol-In Middletown Highlands Acting Recorder Irving: Appraisal Asked ly Pitcher' hotel. A large class of W. Teeple on charges of violating Of Legion Post saplings Is In order to be trimmed, the borough zoning laws. the Royal Court degree to be ex- School Trustees Hauser owns a home on Sixth Legion Attacks Recent emplified by Richmond Forest of avenue and received an exception Names Committees; Board Eyes Two Sites— New Brighton, Staten Island, and Are Losing Money from the zoning board of adjust- their Nut Crackers will do the hon- ment, granting him permission to Hears Beaty Tell Teacher Salary Group Made Speaker As Communistic ors in the presentation of the Sld- On Some Pupils convert his dwelling Into a four- ••- onian degree. Richmond Forest will room apartment house. Hauser, Of Blood Donor Plan Denouncing a recant speaker at bring a luge delegation and a great The Middletown township board however, made the home Into a six- After Dr. Clyde M. Hill, 'a me».J$ the Red Bank high school assembly evening of enjoyment is looked for- of education will investigate the room apartment. He was fined Harold S. Adamson, commander- Sanitary Code ber of the Yale Survey board, ty berlod as being Communistic, mem- Sharpe Tire Co. ward to. possibility of raising the tuition $200 last August for the same elect of Shrewsbury post, American letter suggested a plot on tti charge and was told to comply with Den of the American Legion asked At tonight's ceremonial, a mem- for out-of-townshlp students and Legion, presided for the first time north side of Harding road and the board of adjustment decision. For Fair Haven the board of education Tuesday bership award will be given to the tor Fort Hancock students either Monday night and announced his east of Spring street as the onl/^ Opens Tomorrow The Fair Haven board of health night to review all talks before they member who has brought in theattending the school at the fort or Although he Sled an appeal committees for the coming year. He possible site for a new school build-"tf. met last night with Dr. Edwin are presented to the student body. largest number of candidates to those attending the Leonardo gram- against this decision he dropped also told of the election to member- Ing in Red Bank, the board of edu-r.iH it when the board of adjustment, Stewart, health inspector, and came Col. Joseph E. Fix, spokesman for For Business learn the mysteries of the Sidonlan mar and high schools. ship of four new members. cation moved Tuesday night to ac^ .-5 In view of the housing shortage, to a final decision on the matter the Legion, told tht board that he degree. Those who are leading in It was revealed that the board quire the services of two real es-t"i permitted the home to remain a of introducing a sanitary plumbing 1 had not heard the talk given by the contest are Frank Dennis, Les- charges $45 for each pupil attending tate firms to appraise this prop- '' six-room dwelling. and drainage code. The first read- George Ernest Carraher, news Seiberlyig Tire lie Antonides, George Quimby, Jo- the .fort school and the same erty and also the complete block up-" ing of the proposed ordinance was analyslst, but was basing his re- seph R. Serplco, Archie Spapgen- amount for those Fort Hancock on which the high school no#, given last night. A public hearing sentment on reports he had heard Dealers To Also berg and Charles Kelley. children attending the Middletown stands, as possible sites' for the new,;' on the matter will be held at the from some children who had heard Russel L. Tetley, Grand Tall schools. The township-sponsored Watchers' Bills school. borough chambers, Fair Haven the talk. Feature Recapping Cedar of Bay View Forest, will pre- school at the fort goes to the sixth Edwin C. Gilland, supervising-? road, Monday, November 25, ut 8:30 Col. Fix said it was an Insult to side, and he will be assisted by grade, and the parents send their principal, had at the request Of 1 Remain Unpaid p. m., at which time the second hlg Intelligence when Carraher al- Sharpe Tire company is opening James A. Stout, scribe, and Joseph children to the Leonardo schools to the board, written Dr. Hill g complete their education. The reading wwill be given and final legedly attacked the officers and for business tomorrow in the build- R. Serplco, district representative. the Yale group's suggestion for a ! enlisted men of the army as be-ing at 33 East Front street, for- amount spent on teachers and At Sea Bright passage considered. new site. In his reply Dr. Hill said; ing inarticulate. Fix had beard merly occupied by J. H. Kelly com- books at the fort school la $4,860 The proposed ordinance ln full "There is no question In ouy' Carraher quoted as Baying that pany. and 40 students attend the school. will appear in the next Issue of The minds but that the best site, evory*- American citizens are inarticulate This new Red Bank firm has New Grand Jury The loss is not as great as the fig- Attorney Wise Says Register. thing considered, U the plot norttk>;& and must be otherwise. been appointed the exclusive whole- ures would indicate since' there Is of Harding road and east of Spring-ffi no additional charge for teachers Panel Is Drawn - Two-Thirds Vote Of street. This plot Is ample ln ah«SJ| "The American way of life was j sale and retail dealer In Monmouth when the students go to the Leon- good enough to ngh-••-----•t for and• iscounty and a part of Ocean county County Residents for all school activities. It lays; ardo school. The expense there_ is - Council Necessary good enough to die for," the colonel for Seiberling tires. Members of To Be Sworn In only for books. beautifully for good architectural j said, "and our children should be the company are Albert Fink and Are Naturalized treatment and landscaping. It Is guided along the right lines." Philip Shapiro, wlio have been en- Next Tuesday The low rate of tuition for out- Two bills of $12 each submitted in a most desirable section of town ' Col. Fix advocated thai school gaged in the tire and accessory of-townshlp students was also dis- by Axel Johnson and Joseph Doug- and is large enough so that it can business in New York and Perth cussed and a committee was ap-las for services as watchmen at children hear both sides of a ques- The new grand Jury panel, drawn 24 Admitted At be laid out and landscaped so ai'i tion but should not be open to Amboy several years. Both men pointed to Investigate the posslbll- the Sea Bright Yacht club after a to add to the desirability of the propaganda. He felt that if we recent fire, remain unpaid follow- Freehold Hearings section. While it Is not centrally.; read both sides of the question, it ing in the Seiberling factory at Uentj!l n The town- ing an opinion given to the mayor Twenty-four Monmouth county located It Is a little less so than would strengthen our outlook on I Akron, Ohio, and are experts In clurnuince^oseth B ST ishlp charges $145 for each such pu- and t*> of that place Thursday residents became U. S. citizens at the present high school and is wi'.h> •*; American life, He said that the I Iheir line. Court Justice Joseph B. Perekle i5hl charges j45 for each such pu ! Borough Attorney Edward^ hearings Tuesday, before Judge in reach of all pupils. It would be t'i will be "worn ln next TuesAyat , „ whlle tne lndlvlduaJ coat t0 the ; HAROLD S. ADAMSON children who had heard the talk A recapping plant, which when Bank are in the new group. — to the effect that a two- John C. Giordano. The new cltl-1 desirable, though not absolutely eg- '\ had returned home confused. completely set up will be one of like to make^ up the difference, thirds vote of the council is neces- The new members are Louis Zens, their addresses and previous < sentlal, to acquire also the house* '•) The panel was drawn last week of education from Red 1 Mr. Carraher also allegedly men- the largest and best equipped ln under the supervision of Judges J. sary to pass the disputed bills over Brancadora, Raymond W. Brower, nationality are as follows: adjacent to It fronting on Spring Jj tioned that foreign schools were the state, will be a feature of the Keansburg, Keyport, Atlan- the mayor's veto Edward Knight and John C. Gior- • ' • - • "-•-• ds have Stanley J. Fielder and Oscar Beck-' Alma Caroline Held, 92 Pinck- street. This Is the only site which "^ better than the schools In this business and will be In charge of er. Jr. | ney road, Red Bank, German: meets .all the requirements deslr- ^ country and had generally run i Frank "Red" Hirst. of Red Bank. presided as jury commis- „•„ th. rnmmlttpo of th* town • —'"" -~oma» Farrell re-[ William E. Beaty, chairman of, Erna Volsk, 208 Monroe avenue, able for a secondary school." **• down the armed forces of this / Fluorescent lighting and modern M hn .commlUee or tSe town ,'used to sign the checks to be paid 1 the sick and blood donors' commit-' Spring Lake, German; Bertha von Dr. Hill advocates the present I sloner a few moments after he was ; he tW m taUng that the tee countryy. fixtures are being Installed and tnej sworn In the office of County Clerk Prices have been raised In the '" ' ° " I . described plans he has made , der Becke, route 35, Eatontown, high school site If extended, as the ' prices nave Deen raised in me oun, „, „„,,, „>,„„,, „.. ,„„!,. . . . .r ... ,-, Esther Gonchar, Perrine- next most desirable site, consider- "We would not be here tonight if entire building, which extends to ,J. Russell Woolley,**. ..L..I innehrnnm m mppt thp hl»h- Iamollnt or. each check was too i to circularize the post membership I German; Esther C the armed forces were not effi- Union street, Is being renovated. j Members of the Jury are as fol- r co t'o? food Id the r^ducedin- »»*„£. £ ™fT £ h°»™ -l. ,^footbalm.. l ~~.*~banque t will wMtv, !, ,; 5LmemberB and the post expect, to Branch. G; Jon* W lte then a e a motion that the dt vite members of the Yale group %(t" Legion headquarters for giving the H. Warner, 248 Broad street, Mata- be held DeCember 11 at the Leo- ^ K ,? * . H , have the car on the borough streets Bnm . 87 George street, Freehold, wan, executive- ; Fran—k - Allen*"", 308 school ^cafeteria at |""»J«.P-* **.«»«. moUo. was , on ' German; Lilly, Karollne Neumann return here and Instruct them hoi^f '•} Hearst papers a medal for good To Poor Health nardUcLLUoU higU1&hU Ut-UUUi UIICKIU «>* , \. It - • . jjj ' "MWrilhortlVy IIIt wtlWill l bUeE awarde IVSd _work. "The Hearst papers are the Lakevlew avenue, Wanamassa, lo R. D. 3, Freehold, German; Oskar to proceed, step by step, and how " "^•J which time^B*B»y JHarmon, foot- • st.when ft was not seconded. | Waahln^on.s blrthday. to sway public opinion in favor? ot t best way to get this country in a banker; Edwin C. Barclay, RX>^•V. " coach at Rutgers, is expected , Th* f» •*««• "'bank stock Joseph A. Koch has been appoint- I Horvat, Burlington avenue, Leon- Engllshtown, Millstone township , : ardo Cze the new school building. Charles.P. >• •third war." he said, "and I do not Will Have Auction Sale hip, ( o jpgajt owned by the borough were sold | e<] genJj gf^cer and iwUHawillia m Beaty ' ch; Leo Horvat, 173 Gar- public accountant; Merle Simpson I was appointed for *10 each in blockfl of " t0 131 has bee^ named "assistant, "se^rng! flcI fluence. lated extensive and varied collec- ' ^!H^«" I church. Alfred C. Beck, church seconded by Councilman Harry will be composed of three member* side avenue, Oakhurst, executive; Inselberg, William Gaughan, Rob- Mr. Gilland. In defending the tions of antiques, works of art, fur- moderator, will speak for the lay- ! Lovgren, a letter of thanks will be of the board of education, thret, $ Bernard A. Selple, 510 Windermere ert H. Rogers. school, said that Carraher had been niture, curios and collectors' Items, sent to the Legion. When the offi- Bishop Larned teachers, one member of the non- - avenue, Interlaken, executive; Clar- men ln expressing their Interests Graves and Memorials—George L. acquired through the School As- teaching staff and two represents- * many of them rare and valuable.ence Burke, 8 Hudson street, Marl- and beliefs In the World Mission cials will make the change has notGlassey, Robert A. MacKellar, Rob- sembly Service of Rochester, N. Y.. tlves from the community'at large Among the "Trader's" much-vaunt- boro township, coal dealer; Earl Crusade. yet been determined. ert Worden. At St George's and that the speaker was a radio ed "20,001 pieces," however, will County taxes for the fourth quar- to be selected by Harry Heaviland, W. Van Inwegen, 204 Lorraine Mr. Beck Is a representative from Refreshment—Leonard Marthens, commentator and well-known news- also be found ""some of the most the Monmouth association to theter were paid as follows: county The Rt. Rev. J. I. Blair Larned, president of the board. man. The speaker was graded, he place, Spring Lake, metal dealer; Edward Bloom, John J. Alexander, Bishop in charge of the Churches bizarre and exotic miscellany ever James F. Humphries, 44 Lake ave- New Jersey Baptist Laymen's or- i taxes, $4,545.75; county library, The matters to be taken up by said, by the teachers of whom three Charles Holmwood, Sol Shipkins, in Europe, will be guest preacher seen on land or sea." nue, Fair Haven, merchant; David ganlzation and a member of the ' $109.07 and district court, 526.51. this committee will be the possl- , found the speech good, ten fair and Albert Godonk, Clement Mazza, My- at St. George's Episcopal church, The auction, to be held at theW. Russell, Old Farms road, state board of managers. The ln- I state school taxes amounting to ron Whalen, James Doig. billty of a wage Increase for teach- < one unsatisfactory. Yankee Trader shops, 23-25 Front vocation will be given by Kennath i $8,508 were also paid. Rumson, Sunday at 11 a, m. ers this year ln addition to their Shrewsbury, transportation; Harry Entertainment — Charles Holm- He also read a review of a simi- street, will be conducted by S. W. Brower; responsive reading will be ' Other Sunday services will be present contracts and increases and ' C. Barnard, Jr., 44 Waverly place, wood, John A. Higglns, William Holy Communion, 8 a. m., and lar speech by Carraher made at Queen, auctioneer of Allentown, Pa. Red Bank, banker; Noel W. Dean, lead by Warren DeBrown; the bonuses for next year. Toms River, in which the reviewer, Sessions will commence at 10 a. Scripture lesson will be read by J. Noglows, Edward Klslin, Richard ! church-school, 9:30 a. m., with pri- 1212 Tenth avenue, Neptune, utili- Exchange Club Jones, Skip Pingatore, Albert Hen- | mary department meeting in Ralph Stanley Haviland, who was a member of the school paper, said m. and win be resumed each after- ties; Dr. Sidney Vineburg, 503 Sixth William Helm, Sr., and the service iously named chairman of a salary 1 nessey, Joseph M. Boyle, Raymond ' Hall. and Junior Congregation that Carraher advocated the UN noon and evening of the two-day avenue, Aabury Park, optician; prayer will be given by Ellwood committee, had suggested the form* \ Boyd, Joseph Tyluki, Ronald Clark. meeting In the church. At the 11 as the best road to peace. In gen-sale. George M. Cpnway, 28 Dennis place, Powers. Elects Zager ulation of a similar group as that Child Welfare—Edna Phillips, a. m. service Sunday, notice will eral, the review was favorable and West Long Branch, telephone man; Last Sunday night marked the proposed by Mr. Gilland, but it was Jane Mead, Doris B. O'Neill, Bes- be given of the annual Parish elec- did not smell of Communism. Bruco Berckmans, Navesink River close of a six-week program, the rejected. Several board members ^ sie M. Green, Mary A. Conover, tion to be held Sunday, December v Carraher was born in South Woman's Body road, Middletown, executive; Wil- Christian Life Crusade, in which Plan Charter Night felt that outsiders should not be Doris M. Jensen, Margaret Mazza. 1, when one warden and four ves- Africa, the son of American par- liam Fehlhaber, 128 Bay avenue, all phases of church life were dis- asked to study teachers' salarlea, ,' Junior Baseball—John A. Calan- trymen will be elected. ents. He was educated at Montana Highlands, tailor; Harry Martin, cussed. Next Tuesday men and wo- Dinner And Dance for they were not qualified for the Taken To Marlboro drlello. t university and during the war In Glendola road, Wall township, men working on the program will job. addition to his duties as war cor- Auror Fahey of Brown and South farmer; Walter Bamman, 607 Lake meet at the church to discuss the The Exchange club of Red Bank Bowling—Harry Aumack, Leon- Highlands Lions respondent, broadcast radio pro- avenues, Atlantic Highlands, died ayenue, Asbury Park, executive; crusade findings. ard Romeo, John A. Pedersen, MI1- The program suggested by Mf. i elected officers Tuesday at their Haviland would be four-fold: the. grams from this country to thelast night before a doctor could be Charles Taft, Asbury avenue, Ocean Sunday at the 7:30 p. m. service weekly luncheon session, naming lard Aumack, Edward Bloom. Hear Montgomery small nations of Europe. He wassummoned. She resided with her township, farmer. the pastor. Rev. W. Clinton Powers, Americanization—Robert H. Rog- adjustment of teachers' salaries to Abraham J. Zager, president; John L. Montgomery, county ad- meet a living wage, teacher initia- also a commentator for CBS. mother, Mrs. Altman. will present a program of moving lj es J. Wolcott, vice president; ers, Joseph Fix, Sr., Stuart A. Ed- The term of the grand and petit arn Ington, Milton M. Abramoff, George. juster, spoke to the Highlands tive, teacher appraisal and a T6- I Felix Santangeio, a member of According to "Police Chief Sterl- pictures of the World Mission Cru j , J, Quinn, secretary and Dr. jurors drawn yesterday will end an eg Gratz. Lions club Tuesday night at thevised teacher salary schedule. , I the Legion, said that the Legion ing Sweeney, the woman had been sade program. Ray DeCarlo, treasurer. Shore hotel and advocated boys' December 18. House—Clifford Mead, Byron Asp- After a discussion concerning the " does not defend any "ism," and will ailing for some time and was be Others named were Pirle J. Ma- committees sponsored by civic din, Charles Byrnes, Leo/ Snyrler, athletic staff of the school, the •; come back and talk to the board lieved to have died from a hemor- loney, Dr. Oscar Kraut, Charles T. groups be formulated as a prevent- again if a slmiliar speech Is made. rhage. The chief also said that a Rumson Board Albert S. Laehder, Edgar Bray, board decided to call a meoting ash- ,'i- McCloskey Memorial Bruno, Peter P. Pingitore, Walter ative measure against juvenile de- Ing Frank Pingatore, athletic direo. " Harry Heavlland, board president, local doctor would not take the Cecil MacCloud, Arnold Lellenor, linquency. responsibility of signing the death L. Dunhar and Harry Layton to the tor, the principals of all the schools, 'J approved of the Legion suggestion Fund Needs $3,058' Engages Teachers Steve Schmidt. He said that 77 per cent of the certificate becaujse the woman had board of control and George Glas- the dental Inspector, the medical In-, J to censor all speeches In the future. Gifts for the Monslgnor John B. Mrs. Mary Gill Kaiser of Fair Ways and Means—John J. Alex- boys at Jameaburg have been ln been ill without a doctor's care. sey, publicity chairman. speetor and the school nurse to dls- ;J; McCloskey memorial in the pro-Haven was engaged by the Rum- Plans for a charter night dinner- ander, Henry S. Inselberg, Osborne other Institutions and added that For this reason, Dr. Harvey W. E. Harrison, Walter Boskey, Jr., cuss a program of physical educa- | posed new home of the Monmouth son board of education last night dance Saturday, December 14, were the juvenile court handles the less tlon. ' i| Girl Is Critical Hartman, county physician, was County Organization for Social to teach Grade 1-B and Mrs. Lane Stanley Barrows. serious, 16 to 18-year-old cases. He called, and ordered the body taken announced. William Anderson of The question arose when menv :fj Service total $500, Ray DeRidder, of Red Bank, who formerly lived the John E. Day funeral home was Sick and Blood Donors—William also claimed that this ago group Is to Marlboro state hospital for an area chairman of the fund raising ln Illinois, was engaged to teach Beaty, Frank Innacelll, Abraham responsible for a majority of motor bers felt that Mr. Pingatore Wai -|| From Truck Injuries^ named .chairman of the program handling too much work by coachVJJ; autopsy. campaign, announced yesterday. the fourth grade to succeed Mrs. Zager, Margaret Mazza, Arthur Au- vehicle accidents. committee. He stated that the event Ing football and basketball and al8p ;|] Patricia Ellison, eight-year-old Cost of the memorial Is estimated Marlon Schlck. mack, William, Farrell, Russell Mln- : filVEB PLAZA CLUB TO MEET would be open to the public and being responsible for organizing- i daughter of Mrs. Eva EMaon of at 13,558. Permission was granted the Rum- that reservations could be secured ton, Doris Rose, Harry Boskey. 85 Bank street, Red Bank, is re- Civic and Public Relations—Jane Officers Installed the health program of the schoaj, y. The annual holiday meeting of Thus far Connie Idack, veteran son Veterans' organization to usefrom him. It will be held at the It "'us also revealed that no one In,'< ported to be In a critical condition the River Plaza Woman's club will American league baseball manager, tho high school gymnasium Mon-Molly Pitcher hotel, the regular Mead, Sdna Phillips, Doris Rose, Officers of the Ladies' auxiliary at Monmouth Memorial hospital he school system was hired as a^ij be held Thursday, December S, atdonated $100; David Stern, III, days and Thursdays for basketball. meeting place of the group. Dorothea Perry, Margaret Mazza. of Sea Bright post, American Le- couch but certain Individual* didj. following an accident Tuesday af- the home of Mrs. Edwin L. Brascb publisher of the Camden Courjfcr- A representative of the Western The board of control voted to set Dock and Waterfront—Thomas S. gion, were Installed by Mrs. Gni-get extra mono/ for coaching. Some) ternoon In which she was hit byOn Nutswamp road. Assisting host- Post, donated $50; Monslgnor Jo- Electric firm gave a talk on germl- Tuesday at 12:15 p. m. as the per-Steele, Jr., F. Frank Blalsdell, Ed- ham, county president, at a meet of these men have been orflclatlnf 'j a truck driven by Harry Wiltshire esses will be Mrs. William Gaugh- seph T. Casey, St. James pastor, cldai lamps for schoolrooms. No manent meeting time. They also win Irwln, John A. Pedersen, Har- Ing last Thursday night at the Le-In local sportB events to make some' of 284 Bridge avenue, Red Bank. han, Mrs. Frank F. Curtis and Mrs. donated 1100; Blessed Sacrament action on installation ot the lamps voted to restrict the length of thery E. Keller, Russell Mlnton, Her- gion home. extra money. Guild qf St. James Church donated According to police, the child Harold S. Allen. was taken by the board. sessions to not more than an hour bert MacCloud. The officers are: president, Mrs. ran out from between two cars $100; E. Leigh Cotton, noted horse Membership —< Daniel Patterson, Evelyn Good; first vice president, ThB J. H Mount company, West- and 15 minutes. Inghouse dealers, received the con»'^ near the River street school when Penonal ChrUtmu C«rd«. trainer, donated $100, and Judge Turkays and Capons. John J. Alexander, Edward Bloorr^Mrs. Peggy Fowler; second vice With your name imprinted, From 10 Thomas Brown of Locust donated Direct from tho farm for Thanksgiving president, Mrs. Martha Ellenberg- tract to irutall and equip the the accident happened. She was(or 11.00 and- higher priced. Bond Cars washed, polished and slmonlsed. Arthur Aumack, Henry S. Insel- badly cut and bruised and is suffer- $50. and Christmas. The finest flock we have er; secretary, Mrs. Marjorle 03- land street school with geralcldtl f,j Christmas cards from 25 cents And up. •ver raised, Wo suggest to DUr m&ny We pick up and deliver. H. Dleta, Tex- herg, Cecil MacCloud, Richard Hen- lamps. The amount of the bid ing from concussion and a possible And Individual Christmas cards, for all aco Service Stitlon, Riverside nnd Bridge born; treasurer, Mrs. Margaret oustomors to place their orders Immedi- drlckson, Mortimer E. Van Sauter, $1,408.18. y j.s skull fracture. ymir friends and relatives. Better and Fuel Oil Price Lower. ately to assure delivery. White Acres avenues, Tlied Bank. Phone Red Bank Robert Jones. Garland; historian, Mrs. Llda Ram- different than the usual with just the When you buy on our special cash Turkey Fnrms, Nutswamp road. Phone 6-8T\l.—-AdvertisementA . say; chaplain. Mrs. Mabel Cross The PTA announced a meeting^ rlifht sentiment, the kind you always plan, Always a discount of 14-cent per Rod Bank 6-1247.—Advertisement. December 3 at tho Mechanic atreol ffi Warning to Gunners. find nt the Act Kraft Bhoppe. 11 Broad gallon. The 'dollar you lava today will Radtl Jawalers. and sorgeant-at-arma, Mrs. Frances street, Bed Dunk.—Advertisement. help keep ,jrou tomorrow Start snow. Need Extra Christmas Money? Pre-Hollday sate continuing another Jackson. auditorium entitled "Should Tewb/J Zoning IIIW in Middletown Township, Bank Stocar*W*nted. We hnve part-time positions for -prohibits hunting with gun or flro on 8 1/10 cents a lallon; Bance ft DnvU, week, until November 23rd. Featuring Others present were Mrs. Olive ers St; Willing to purchase up to H,000 shares housewives and others. Write, "N. C,"20% discount sale on all merchandise, rin? nnimnl, bird or fowl - on private Salesgirl!. Telephone Bed Dank e-0108 Adrertlie- or any part of 2,000000 sharesaress of stock of BOK 511, Red Bank.—Adi Morris, Mrs. Nellie Carlock, Mrs. , prpporty -.thout owner's consontln writ Work In store, nolnry $28.80 per week. ment. Advertisement. accept watchtrs ' and diamonds. Open 8 £to Second National Bunk of Red Bank, nights until 0.—Advertisement. Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs. Bertha •Uyrt "^ = oi*"«|»»tln)9T,P#*P»»for, hous.wl.ea Uifitciiilill l ddletown nnd servlccmons tvlvos. Wrllii, "P. O.,1 Zoning law In 'Mlddi.town Ttfwnll rRleiflji^.fer.: %nds' 1 ."~ Adver _* salt .al —. • a » • •'* 11 . . M _VV . .ov 'hip.—Advertisement. Box 511, lied Bank.—Ad-vortlsemont. lent. Pro-Holldny tale continuing another Holmdel 9-6131.—Advertisement, week, until November 28rd. Featuring a Male Clerks. A La Carts Sen c« Dally Dinner Served Daily 20% dlicount sale on nil merchandise, Young men for work In store, ,(lood "The Candle. Light." I- 11- s. m, tu 1 n. m. Slrnntl Restnu- 11 n. m. to 0 p. m. Strand Reitiu- exbopt witchei and diamonds. Open pny. Write, "N. P.," Box 611, Bed 'or flirth. Ilojcr, Chief of Police, ' runt, Red Do .k.—Advertlsoment, nlghti Until 0.—Advertisement. Fair Haven, for aifts that are differ- All roads lend to Elllsdnle, N. J., No- runt, Rod Bnnk.—Advertisement. Bonk.—Advertisement. ' D. H.," Box 6Hi Red Bnnk.—Aduor- vember 23rd.—Advertisement, Township.—Advertlsimtnt, ent.—'Advertisement. tisoment. Cnrjiur, IMjrmoiith, International, Chrysler, Plymouth, International. Chrysler. Plymouth, Intttnttlonii. Chrysler, Plymouth, International, Chrysler, Plymouth, Internationa), Chrysler, Plimouth, latin Chrysler— -•»»»••-••••, Plymouth•* *sr ••! , International. Chrysler, Plymouth, International. Bills'': avl sirvlco. Maurloi Schwarti. Slid' anil sarvlca, Miiirle* SchwarU. tl>.— ->1 1 — _*.# SI .. I H _• J Sails and lervlct. Maurice Sohwnrti. 9al«i mil service, Maurice SchwarU. 3ales ani servhe. Maurice Schwarti. Sales and' service. Maurice' Schwarti. Sales and service, Maurice - Schwartz own lao•nd t seme*iirvW, nannesUinrle*) a~w i Phom It»d. Bank 6-0787.—Advertise- Phu.ni Rat Dank O-0787,—Advertln. Phone. R,d , Bmlt «-0787i—Advittlll. Phone Rid Sink I-078T.—Advwtllf Phone Red Bank I-0T87.—Advertl«s. -ant. •-. i.ii, ', . Phon* ,tl«d Bank •-0T8T.—Advirtlie. *ho»« Rid Bank »:<>7B7.—Adv«tli». Fhuni Bad Buss #-Q7l7.—A* mtpX • • ' ' ' mtnv. mint. ;• ' , . menU 1.1 !•••"•%»' 'Page Twa RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946.

Jr., Mahlan Anderson Grimes, Jr, home of the couple at 187 Ocean performed by tho Rev, Joseph P. Dowens of Port Monmouth, on Sat- Personals and J, B, Elgenberger, Weddings avenue, Long Branch. Murphy. urday, October 26, at St. Mary's Historical Group Oceanport Asks Mr. and Mrs. Walter Qossard, The bride chose a light blue en- The bride chose an aquamarine church, New Monmouth. Miss Mary dr' and Mrs. Jack Arnold of Misses Louise Taylor, Adelaide Tay- GVEULAVVEV—COVEBT. semble with a corsage ot white wool tult with brown accessories Kelly of.Jersey City, was maid of Traffic Aid 'Ing place left Friday for a two lor, Dorothy Runyon, Mary Scb/ White chrysanthemums and .gardenias, and the matron of hono and k coriage of white orchids. Her honor, and th« bridesmaids were Elects Trustees Oceanport mayor and council iielu' trip lo Houston, Texas, wemer, Betty Lou Green, Dorothy wei attired in a cerfss. costume. only attendant was her sister, Kits Mlaa Dorothy Dorgan of Jersey Thursday night moved to write 1 palms decorated Oceanport Meth- iere they will visit Mr. Arnold * ILambertson, Ruth Olsen, Betsy No- odist church Sunday for the wed- Col. Hutchinson Is a member 01 Qeraldlne Mount She was attired City, and Miss Ida Moun of Port At the • annual - meeting of. the State Highway Commissioner Spen- lack, Jr., who is attending glow and Jean Wissraann, John ding, of Mibs Grace May Guillau- the military police at Fort Won In a gray suit with brown acces- Monmouth. Monmouth County Historical asso- cer Miller to moot with borough [eg institute. » Richman, George Morford, Jr., and mouth. sories and wore a corsage of Talis- ciation-recently, the following were officials in an attempt to solve road - deu, daughter ol Couhcilman and Mr, and Mrs. Milton L. Waaser Alfred Meritt attended a hay ride Mrs. Charles (3uillaudeu of Ocean- man roses. Lawrence Charles Man- re-elected trustees: Mlss'j. Mabel problems caused by race-track jit; Mechanic street are parents of party Friday, held by the .Red Bank ley was beat man for bis brother. Brown, Miss Mildred" L. Enright, traffic. port, and Charles V. Covert, son of BENTLEY—KENNEDY Ways Red Cross >iSaughtcr, born Saturday at Mon- Baptist church. Douglas Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Covert of Mrs, William C. Riker,'John's. Ap- Borough Attorney Charles W. Outh Memorial hospital. William Wymbs were in charge. Wayside. Rev. Carroll V. Varner Miss Lanle Bentley of Pdrtatr' plegate, Gilbert T. VaaMater, Jones was authorized to prepare Mr. and Mrs. John J. Many of Mr. ,and Mrs. Earl DeMarks of performed the ceremony. peck and Jersey City, daughter of Can Aid Veterans Thomaa Irving Brown,' Jdjnes. W. contracts for bids for garbage col- 2C street are sending souve- Nutswamp road, Everett, are the the late Vice Chancellor and Mrs. Wood and B. J. Barry. The follow- lection for 16d. The mayor and nir post cards to relatives and parents of a son born yesterday at John Bentley of Jersey C)ty and That the American Red Cross ing new trustees were elected: Miss council have been invited to attend nds in this vicinity, fane of Monmouth Memorial "hospital. Shrewsbury, and Edward Kennedy, reaches virtually every form of Lydia B. Parker, Mrs. Arthur the "Welc'omo Home Dinner for ijch has been received at the son of Mrs. Edward J. Kennedy of service to the veteran was pointed Cowen, Mrs. William R. Conover, Veterans" to be held by the Ocean- igister officr from St. Petersburg. Jersey City and the.late Mr. Ken. out this week by Mrs,- Dougju B. Mrs. Stewart A. Young', Mri. Rob- port Businessmen's, association *t • »rida, where they plan to spend Petit Jury nedy, were married October 26 ai Oralk, chairman of the home serv- ert Ilsley, Mrs. Cummlngs Rlker, Oceanport Inn November 20.' winter. They say they are en- St. Michael's monastery at Union ice corpa of the Monmouth county Mrs. Bruce Berokmans, Mrs. Fred- erick Frellnghuysen, iMrs. Roger oyinp the many beauties of that City by Father Colaman. chapter. WILL BENEFICIARY. :ectlon of the state. Panel Drawn Mr*. Craik feels that the resi- Young, Dr. Louis F. Albright, Syl- Herbert Dewltt Smith of Halcyon The following" petit jury ll»t was Miss Mary Vanderleit and Ed vester McKelvey and Richard Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris of dents of the county should know Hill farm, Holmdel, was named drawn last week at Freehold for ward Alnsbro of Jersey City were Jr. tfewroan Springs road are parents that homo service workers have with his brothers, Herbert and the remainder of the September the attendants. A reception fol- it a son, born Sunday at River- the latest data on government reg- The president, Miss J. Mabel Sanford of Spring Lake, as bene- term, which begins November 19 lowed at the home of the bride's hospital. ulations and legislation affecting Brown, reported that eariy In the ficiaries In the will of their mo- and ends December 16: sister, Mrs. Harry Byrnes of Jersey veterans and their families and are Mrs. James 'W. Birkhead and son City. year a new pplicy was adopted ther, Mrs. Alice C. Smith of New Reba Hiffginson, River Lawn Terrace, kept abreast of changes and de- immy have returned to their home Upon their return from a wed- abolishing all, fees for entrance to York, who died October 13 at New Fair Havin. Ueorge H. Kohiu, 54* velopments regarding veterans' York. The .state was estimated IJiLandover Mills, Md., after spend- Brighton avenue. Spring Lake Heights; ding trip in the Poconos Mr. and both the museum In Freehold and benefits by up to' the minute Infor- at more than $20,000. sevcral weeks with Mrs. Birk- Pascjuale K. Saulina, 64 Wallace street, Mia. Kennedy will reside on Com- to Marlpit hall, MWdlstown, and iead'a parents. Mr and Mrs. Lylc tied Bank: David H. Hour, 29 Park mation from American National avenue, KunHon: Mrs. Ijouhe H. Knut- mancho drive, Portaupeck. For the Red Cross in Washington. fees for library services also were White of Blanch avenue. discontinued. The public was In- TIMELY VISIT. i«n, 21 Firtt street, Highland*; Virginia. past year the bride has been living Mrs. Cralk said: "If a veteran Mr. and Mrs. Marion Reed of J. Jud»on, 22 Prospect avenue, Atlantic with her sister, Mrs. Herbert K. terested and Invited through the Following the Asbury Park Arm- L#fghton avenue are parents of a Highlands: Ruth Petcraen, «6 Center has not Bled application for govern- street, Runmon; Eugene A. Perri, 803 Cox, ,Jr., of Portaupeck. co-operation of the press and istice day parade, the Sea Bright laughter, born Sunday at River- ment benefits the home service Pools avenue. Long Branch; Albert S. worker will assist him In doing so schools. Over 4,000 persons visited first aid squad paid a friendly and view hospital. Stryker, lll)2>* Heck itreet. Anbury and, if he wishes, the American tho museum and 600 visited Marl- I timely visit to^the Asbury Park flre Mrs. Ella Wiltshire, Weal realtor, Paik; Harry R. Holznagle, 701 Fifteenth PETTEKSEN—BENNETT avenue, Bclmar; Xrank J)ic«li»«i, 4* Red Cross will accept the, responsi- pit hall which was reopened with department headquarters, for, while eft yesterday to attend the annual Third avenue, Atlantic Highlanda; Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Ole Pettersen of MBS. JOSEPH W. MANLEY bility of representing him as long a party in the earl^ summer «fter they were there, an emergency call convention of the National Asso- liam R, Mertens, 609 Sixth avenue, As- West Long Branch, announce the ss necessary In prosecuting his having been closed four years be- was received while tho Asbury first ciation of Realtors at the Hotel bury Park; J. Edward Cooper, 89 Main marriage of their daughter, Miss aid waa on s previous call. The itreet, Karmtngdale; Mri. Mayetta B*rr. A reception followed at the Mo!-claim. cause ot the war. Ambassador. Atlantic City. Sonja Pettersen to Vernon B. Ben- Sea Bright men went to the rescue. 911 SunBet avenue, Aabury Park; Roie MRS. CHARLES V. COVERT ly Pitcher hotel. The bride was "Help In collecting evidence and Mis« Brown spoke of the work Mr. and Mrs. Austin McKnlght L. Plnkentteld, 200 River road. Red nett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles graduated. from Middletown town- being carried on by the association |i )f Spring street are parents of a Bank; Robert Garman lmlay, «0u Proa- A. Bennett of Holmdel. The couple such documents as birth certifi- Card of Tbenks. pen avenue. Little Silver; William J. The bride, given in marriage by ship high school and St. Michael's cates and marriage licenses, notary in compiling the records of "Mon- Deepest rrnlitiid«! It extended to our .daughter, born Monday at River- (ieljrer,'49 Fletcher avenue, Manaaquan; were married Saturday in Mary- hospital, School of Nursing. She public services, interpretation of mouth County at War,' and also kind friends, neighbor! A])f] relatives, view hospital. Ruth H. Sickles. McClees ro«d. Nave- her father, had a gown of Ivory land. Is a member of the nursing staff at decisions and Instructions from the outlined the plan for a drive for who In our hour of torrow tendtrfld The Red Bank Benevolent asso- sink; Martha L. Kestfr, 10J Broadway, brocaded satin. The gown was their »yrripath)>; nlsi> for the tnoit beau- Ocean Grove: Mri. Minnie L. lnakip. Riverview hospital, Red Bank. increased membership, setting the ciation au*iliary will hold a card designed with a scalloped neckline, [ Veterans Administration. these tiful flower tributei at the funeral of River road, Belmar, WaJI township; Ade- trimmed with lace Insets, cap Mr. Manicy was graduated from and more are available to the vet-goal at 2,000 members, and for a our beloved fnther. Thomaa Htrrll. Spt- party Thursday night at their club- laide C. Currie. 61) Webb avenue, Ocean CIBI thnnVa to the Reverend. 0. 0. Good- Grove: Earl W. Stone, 936 Summerfleld sleeves and a full circular skirt Kearny high achool and Is associ- eran who calls on home service for fund of $16,000 to be expended for house on Catherine street. Miss ated with Reynolds Metals, Inc., of building Improvements, painting, win and R. C. Counilll and Dr. H. WlUr. Adeline M. Maxza is chairman, as- avenue, Asbury Park: Bertha Naroia- which formed^a bustle. H^r veil assistance. Too, the Monmouth Sinned: Bereaved Children. nick. 9B Main street. Englishtown; Evan was held in place by a pair of old Harrison. .county chapter, has, as have all research, salaries and maintenance. Atl' sisted by Miss Rose Innacelli, M'ss B. Strains, Ranldn road. BrlelU: Raglna This drive Is to be carried on dur- Louise Bianco, Mrs. Mary Carlucci, J. Whalen, 101 Madison avenue, Spring family heirloom clips of crystal, chapters throughout the United Lake; Mrs. Esther W. Hymer. Sycamore and ihe had matching heirloom ear SOLE—IAGBASSIA States, close ties with the Reding March, April and May, 1947. IN MEMORY j Mrs. Agnes Lagomarslno and Mrs. avenue, Shrewsbury; John Mulv*y, Har- j Louise Grob. Ings. She carried an old-fashioned Miss Rose Sole, daughter of Mr. Cross fleld directors at Veterans Mrs. Con6ver reported for the of Jnmei A. Smith, who departed tall mony road, EaFt Keansburg. Administration offices, whereby genealogical committee ttiat the life November 14, 1841. Abraham (iroMman, 119 Washington bouquet of white chrysanthemums. and Mrs. Joseph Sole of Wall Fencefui be thy Telt. i The first of a series of FBI clase- special assistance Is made avail- Red Bank Register still carries i es was held Tuesday at the bor-avenue, tons Branch; Albert M. Grisgt, Miss Harriet Thorpe of Red street, was married at St. James It'i iweet h breathe th« name) Middltiown road. New Moiunouth; Al- able in presenting and prosecuting genealogical column and that ,-.! ough hall. Fingerprinting was the Bonk, the maid of honor, wore an church, Red Bank, to Andrew In- In life we loved jou dearly. fred K. Ford, 31 Shrewsbury avenue, claims for pensions and other bene- Book D. of the Monmouth County In dtuth we do th< lame. (£| subject. Sponsored by the Police Hiirhlandi; Mm, Mildred Settler, 1 Pop-aqua gown, ol moire taffeta, with grassla, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fits Ruth UcCulre. , j Chiefs' association. 14 more classes lar [ilace, Neptune City; Irene L. Van- ounded neckline and insets of or- Ingrassla of Middletown, New Court House Marriage Records has Sauter, 32 Woodland drive, Fair Haven, 'J will be held Tuesday afternoons gandy lace. A crown of flowers, York. A double ring ceremony was "Available also to the veteran been published. r'red K. Dunnel, South Cherry lane. Ruro- through Red Cross Is long experi- The librarian, Miss Ann E. Mil- <; and evenings. Police of neighboring on: Mi- Emma Hartman, 142 Morris formed her headpiece, and she car- performed by Rev. John P. Byrnes. 1 j communities have been invited. avenue. Long Branch; Frank A. Miller, ried a bouquet of mixed chrysan- The church was decorated with ence In advising on such matters ler, reported greatly Increased ac- Beautiful Venetian Blinds ,\ The evening group of the Red '03 Sea «nt Langer, 34 North a wreath of the same flower In herside the scope of Red Cross assist- from the Francis M. Rosenfeld col- Brondwny. North Long Branch; Maxjorio double tiered skirt, puffed sleeves. | "urse. at Columbia university, and ance the home service worker can tions for other offices will close. is a medical secretary at Monmouth hair. lection: exhibition of paintings of Luyton, 10'J Fourth avenue, Avon; Leah with huge bow in the back. and will put him In touch with the Call Red Bank Window The Red Bank Regional league Robson, Wallingford road. Ul'Per Free- Memorial hospital. Angelo LoGerfo of Middletown, clipper ships and sailing vessels hold townuMii; Mrs. Catharine V. Cook. Kenneth Layton, of Rumaon, was proper resources In his community Ml lent by The'Old Print shop; min- of women voters will meet Tues- -H Proftjiprt street, Keyport: Ftrdlnand best man and William and George '< ' Bennett wa, graduated from N. Y., was best man. The ushers as the chapter works closely with Rc(11 Bank M sch o1 and Fen iature furniture lent by Mrs. Lillian day night at the home of Mrs. Mor- Kellers, 700 fifth avenue. Asbury Park; Covert, brothers of the bridegroom, i & sch° o1 and Fen- were Anthony Sole, the bride's other agencies throughout Man Cleaning Co. ton Leiberman in Middletown vil- Mis. Elsie Clark. 600 Thir•q avenut, As- ere ushers nington prep, and participate° d In -cousin, and Frank Sole, the bride's Wilkinson Boshen; and the exhi- buiy Park; James Albeit Wardell. !U were ushers mouth county which provides serv- lage. Caie of the chronically in pa- bition of American IndWin relics Phone R. B. 6-2318 Ur.ion nvenur. Long Branch; Leon H ill - Mrs. Howaid OuilHudeu, played >rsiiy athletics at the two schools, brother. ices to meet the special needs of Uent win he discussed. Mrs. Joseph yei-, Monmouth avenue, Middletown lent by the Newark museum. The nuptial music Miss Helen Guil. I He is playing semi-pro football with A reception followed at Pleasant he veteran." F. Hunter Is chairman of the an- luwnjhip; Saiah J. Scvei«, 19 Broad- inn. The bride's mother chose an last mentioned.exhibit was visited way, Ocoan urove; Louis William Schle- laudeu. sister or the bride sang, -At i the_Leonard^Field club. Mrs. Cralk coneluded by saying nual financial drive being con- Mr. Bennett enlisted In the Navy aqua colored dress with dark by 1,373 persons, of this number ducted in the Red Bank area. In, 5 Rlpnway, Sea Frisrht: Jajnea A. Dawning" and "O Promise Me." that "for the past 28 years the Shitnnon, 176 Jackson street, MaLavwan. In January, 1943, and at (he time brown acc&ssories, and the bride- 830 were pupils and 39 teachers, Morning study group meetings will Peter WitpcviUh, Hele-n avenue. Fret- A reception was held at the hnme American Red Cross has been serv- of the bride's parents. They will of his recent discharge was an en-groom's mother was attired in from IB schools of Monmouth and be lesumed in December. hold township: Mrji, Marilyn Brand, 9 black. Both had corsages of pink ing veterans and their dependents. Wharf avenue. Red Bark: Joaeph J. reside on Maple place, Oceanport. sign in the Nava! Air corpe. The surrounding counties. Carlton theater will have another oscs. The slogan of World War H 'Red Clancy, 6 West Rlvar road, Rumion ; Mrs. couple are on a three-weeks wed- Cross is at his side,' has not kiddie show Saturday morning. No- Myrtle, A. (jrady. Shenpard parkwa.r, ding trip to California, and upon The couple will make their home BOAT SET AFIRE. vember 23. The show starts at 10-- Shrewsbury; \rthur Wotxh, 56? Broad- REILLY— rOOLE changed for the men serving etJII way. Long Brunch; Harold Ohlmeyer, their return will reside at West In Middletown, N. Y. 30. Mrs. John Stephen Re In the armed forces. Nor has It Milton Davies and John Foster S6 Ocean Hvenue. Sea Brieht; J. Smart °f i Lonp Branch. The- bride was graduated from changed for the veteran back In ot Highlands and Charles Erlckson Bioir, 139 Broadway. Ocean (irove; Jo- River road. Fair Haven, has an-; The Miinmouth county Reserve Red Bank Catholic school. The civilian life, onlv to him, possibly. of Perth Amboy escaped Injury Officers' rt_"ociation will meet at the •eiitime Luenlnei, » Oil-hard »u«et, nounced the marriage of her daut,'h-' Kean-but if ; Celeste Levy, 1107 E &tr*»t, CHA<;E—BLOOM bridegroom served more than three It Is even a little stronger as he Saturday when the cruUer In which Molly Pitcher hotel next Wednes- Beltnai Richard Prinm. Holmdel ro«d, ttr, Ml«s Theodora Flniay Rcilly, | ,'ears in the China-Burma-India day evening They will hear a lec- to Robert Emmet Jennings Poole. Miss Olive W. Chace of Riverside has grown to know for himself that they were riding was set aflre by Holmdfci LOwnshii), Katharine E. Harr theater, being stationed In India Red Cross stays at his side." a boiler compartment explosion ture on the Loian system of navi- 30 Urummond l>laci. Red Bank; M Jr.. aon of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardens, West Front street, daugh- with the Arm? Air Forces. gation and homing for aircraft. Jt-nitie (.ardiner, Village road, Wall ter of the late, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- near Sandy Hook Coast Guards- tnwn>hi|<: Uillan J. Brlithl, 402 Tuttle Emmet Jennings Poole of Morris- town. The couple were married lace Chace of New York city, and men from Sandy Hook rescued the Mrs. Margaret Mabie of Stateslr venue, Spnnu Lake; Diana MajldeJ. 82 DW YE,R—P ATTEBSON Middletown Village three men. P'ace ii,a Mrs, Emma F. Snyder Prospect ue. Red Bank; Sidney Van September 28 at Bound Brook. George E. Bloom, son of Mrs. Wil- Schoirk, Poplar street, Raiitan lown*hlp; liam Huck of Spencerport, N. Y., Miss Harriett Divyer and William ITh« Red Bach Remitter can be bouiht of Com.vcr piacei Jlivei-slde j The bride is the daughter of Ihe In Mlddletown Vllt.ee it J. C. Krufhl'i 1 Ctnndet, W. Petirce. Mlnnehaha Trail. and WIlliam'Bloom of Tampa, Fla., F. Patterson, Jr., were married FELLOWSHIP DINNER. Hfi^)ii>. nr,e Tuesday afternoon Wall towruhhi; Mri. Mary Badgslupl, US late John Stephen Rellly of Darien, Btore) were married last Thursday after- Sunday at the Red Bank Method- guests ut Mr,. Harry VanNote S. ! East Kronl «licot. Red Bank: Doloral T Conn., and Is the maternal grand- Dr. Wylle O. Pate Attended the Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pyle of El- Morton. 33J Broad street, Red Bank; noon at the Red Bank Methodist ist church by the pastor, Rev. Ro- of Recto: pia(c at a five hundred ( daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. New Jersey State Teachers associ- beron, entertained members of the WINTERIZE luni heon. I Mi** M»ry Canerino. 44 Laird street, church' by the pastor, the Rev.ger J. Squire. The bride is a daugh- Middletown Fellowship club at a 1-oiiK Bi-nni-h: Misa Ruth Larkin. Mlra- Bcekman Finlay Isley of New York ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dwyer ation convention last week at At- mir- aiisrtmunU, A.ivbury Park; ftlarga et Roger J Squire. A reception fol- dinner in the Reformed church Miss Jean Patterson, daughter of city. She attended the Low-Hey- of Newman Springs road, and thelantlo City. Protect your car against Mr. nci Mrs. A. J. Patterson of !E. Mulvihill, 22 Church tlreet. Fair Ha. lowed at the Molly Pitcher hotel. rooms, Tuesday. Present were Mr. ;; MII: Maiiorla P. Braender. 116 Bllti. wood school in Stamford, Conn., A quilt, made by Mrs. Walter the hazards of winter. Lake avenue, «ill play the role of I The bride waa given in marriage bridegroom's parents are Mr. and and Mrs. William Andr.-son, Mrs. moro Imtilevard. Sea Iflrt; Thornaj K. and waa graduated from Rumson Mrs. William F. Patterson of New- Bruyere and offered as a special Let us winterize it and •Mauiyr." in "Riders to Sea" to- •I'ompton. 16 Commoilore avenue, Keans* high school. by her brother, Gordon Chace, and prlie by members of the Middle- Josie Pools, Doris and Alfred Poole, Iwi: Helen J. MaJk.,ky, 225 Ludlow man Springs road. add anti freeze noWa night tt St. Elizabeth's college the attendants wers Mr. and Mrs. town branch of the Needlework Judy Brush, Rev. A. J. VanHouten, Con\ cr.l Station. ' direct, [^onir Branch; Mre. Delia E. Har- Mr. Poole attended Plngry school William C. Waterman, Jr., of Lit- The bride wore a white satin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koch, Mr. and .•*•, :>6,'i Broad street. Red Bank; Mrs. and was graduated from Admiral gown, made with a sweetheart guild, was awarded to Mrs. Daniel Tom Hmiaid presented a wasn- Violet K. Uupar, 64 Hull avenue, FVee- tle Silver. The bride's costume was Ad«.ms. Mrs. William Potter, Jr., Mr. and PHIL WALDMAN'S hulO; Charlc« llro» Ol'd "Hurleytuw" " n Blllard acedemy at New London, a black and white checked suit necklihe, a peplum back and a long Mrs. Melvln Layton, Mr. and Mrs. ing machine tu Miss Rose Becken- Conn. He waa with the. Navy V-12 Mrs. Wallace Edlngton and fam- stcln Situ: day night at thr ninih ' •oml. Wall town.hi Anna C. Smith, with white accessories and a cors- train. Her fingertip length veil fell Ovules Irwln and Mr. and Mrs. Unmenerk Point mail. Oreanport: rhar- group at Drew university nnd from a crown of seed pearls and ily of Lynn, Massachusetts, are GULF SERVICE annum !,i:: ,,r ihe Red Bank Bene- tnlte Reiner, Jn Hijllvwnod avrnue, We»t age of orchids. The matron of Russell Casler. Rensselaer Polytechnic institute honor wore a red, brown and green orange blossoms, and she carried spending several weeks with Mrs. Maple Ave. and W. Front volent a-.-oc.atitm al th, Mo,| '•'•»•-• Hranrh : M • idle Jone.i. R. D. 1. and Is now attending Stevens In- A congregational social will be Pitriirr h,,te;. Mi. and Mrs. S Co- lov.n.hic; Mra. Ivy plaid suit with a corsage of rust- white roses. Mr. Dwyer gave his Kdlngton's mother, Mrs. Charles L. Phone R. B. 6-1865 T. l-'inln-k. Monmt ith avenue. Leonai- stitute of Technology. daughter In marriage, Steuerwald. They will make their held next Wednesday night at the lino and Mr. and Mrs. F. Graaso ! do; Uthel McC. Adam», Nutjwamp colored chrysanthemums. Reformed church. were thr ,* ;i contest winner- : The couple arc living In Hobo- Miss Ruth Dwyer was maid of home In Philadelphia In the n«ar a z roml, MnldieKM nnhlii; Joseph Ce- The bjftf&e is employed at Camp future. They le.eived prizes from Peter cere, 60 CRIT avenue, Kean^burg: Ches- ken near the Stevens campus. Evans, Belmar. She Is a graduate honor for her sister. Her gown was Falv.i ri^'dent ut the association. Irr F. Salisbury, fonover lr.ne. Middle- Sunday a cocktail party and of Hunter college, where she re-blue taffeta, and she had a match- Winners at the Bridge olub meet- tnwn township. shower was given for Iho bride by ing headpiece of net, and carried a Ing last week at ths home of Mrs. Carmine Kur.no „•„ (nc dance (ieonie H. Harvey. 7! HarrUon ave- ceived her degree in library sci- chn ii niiin. nue. Il&l Hr.nlt ; Marjoiie Shacl'. Edmond Mr*. John S. Kearns and Misses ence. The bridegroom served two Colonial bouquet of pink roses. Viator Orossinger were Mrs. Roy nvenue, Dnlun Beflrh ; Gertrude Janaeek, Virginia Woodruff, Charlotte Rellly, Vernon Patterson, the bride- Martin, Mrs. Ward-well Thomea, Mrs, Fied Bunk, Red Bank- Mrs years In North Africa and Italy Sti« Wildwood road. W«t Allenhur»t; Shirley Kingsland and Helen Black groom's brother, was best man. Mrs. Wylie O. Pate and Mrs. Mil- Charles R. Smith, , Belford"; Mrs Mis. Th-ro.n Callella. 269 Pearl street, with the Army Signal corps. Jr at her home In Fair Haven. Other George Petrosky of Marlboro and ton Heller. The next meeting will Frank P.on;in Long Branch; Mis R.il Bank: M •«. Alines Bailey, 370 East Main Mreel. Manaxiuan; John C. Mil.guests were Mrs. Charles Elchler, George Dwyer of Red Bank, the be at the home of Mrs. Thomas. Chester Woollry. West Long llwMiith. Ke^loon Farm, Atlantic town- Mrs. Alfred Selling and Misses Dor- TAYLOB—DE OANO bride's cousin, ushered. A reception E. W. Bwaekhamer of New York Branch and M:^ Betty B .r hl IAICV W M.in.rlefT. Inl Nnve'ink e othy MacConnell, Ann Cloffl, Eve- Miss Marie Taylor, daughter of followed at the Stardust inn. city, Miss Eleanor Smith of East Flowers , Occ.mpon ,«„ invested 'a- lead- • i>riif, Hum-.HI. J Allen Sanimton. 210 Wn.liiT.Bti.n aveniM', Avon: Marvin V. lyn Schierermaii, Pat Ondcrdonk, Both the bride and bridegroom ers in the Xorhern Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of Orange and Edward Woldln of Ki!.,'. '.IT St C'^ii n\enue Sprinit Ij«ke; Emmy-Lou Hubbard and Ann Port Monmouth, and Peter De- are graduates of Red Bank high Counly <<,un.,.' ,,f <; | scout* IRM ll'lp-i n 1'iAtadi Holmdel toari. Holm- Somerville, were week-end guests ir Rellly. school. Upon their return from night at their hca'lqu.i i leM in the il'l innn.hir ,\nnn I^iui»r C. Je(ter». Oano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Umberto of Mrs.' E. W. Swackhamar, Sr. Svamme avenue. Shrewahury; Jane Florida, November 30, the couple Carlton building Mis. John f.anrM DeGano of Eatontown, were mar- Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Fawcett, for- ^'tumif. " *i i Mornt avenup. Mana* will make their home In Red Bank. Is ch.iirnvin nf the council" "Ulan Minaret V Kilroy. Fifth Btreel. MAKIN—THOMPSON ried Saturday at the rectory of St. mer residents, who are living In SAY Dorothea's churoh, Eatontown, by Mr» Hoicncc King- of Piofpert llruon B»arn. Louioe Emmona Meyer. 14 Miss Elizabeth Makin, daughter Washington, D. C, spent Sunday l.frVwnfHl ptaip. F-lheron; Margueriti the pastor, Rev. Francis Dwyer. ARMSTRONG—OLSON visiting friends hers. avenuf. icturwj home this nc-k K'lu.i an HIBIIIHII.I a'fliue. Red Bank; of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Makin The bride was attired in a wool Irorn Pi(-tiylci;,in .Mrdica; ('en'rr *:'.<•• - II C-iiinM.. Silnm roa.l. Freehold of Moorestown, became tho bride Miss Winifred Armstrong and Lieut. Col. William Orris of '""n^h- Rmms N Wll.on. Iln4 Firnt suit of stee) blue, worn with brown hO(,))lt;i! New Y»n»», Helmm : Mlllon F Roh. Middletown township high school Rumaon. ganisations in Palestine Tuesday .trcet, K-ypnit: Marvin lennth dress of blue crepe and car- Jf.l Pn.t and is employed at the Watson lab- The bride was graduated from New Holmdel Beeldenoe night at a meeling of the Red Bank • U 21 Sl«r, Wnt LnnK ried an old-fashioned bouquet of Dean's v oratories at Eatontown. The bride- ,h I.,..n M n. Porrlnevllle Red Bank high school, and Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mulford Had usual, chapter at the Jewlsn white roses. Miss Ruth V. L. Ma-groom, a graduate of Long Branoh Community center on Riverside •••ail. M«:i-t"Mtl-t r tovvii-hii>: F.l>«nod K. Pe- mouth Memorial hospital, School of are parents of a daughter, born LITTLE SILVER RED BANK 6-1832 Hint. ri»™ plnrr. JJt I lo Sllv»r. kin was her siBter's only attendant. high achool, served with the Ma- avenue The unnunl membership Her costume was pink and her Nursing. The bridegroom was re-Friday at Monmouth Memorial hos- rine corps In the Southwest Pacific. ;ently discharged from the Army, pital. meetinc ivi!| be heir] Tuesday, De- DIKS IN HOSPITAL bouquet waa of blue carnations. He waa ovnrsoas three years. cember 10 lavlng^spent B8 months In the Pa- William Thompson. Jr., was best Tho couple will make their home Mrs Leon dp 1H neiisiiille, Sr.. William Schmidt of Chapel Hill man for his brother. :lflc theater where he participated died la.«t night al Monmouth Me- at Shrewsbury. In the battles of Salpan, Leyte, and and Mis. Samuel E. Coggins of Upon their return from a South- Okinawa. He is employed by the ern trip the couplo will make their )IIB sister, Katharine Maxon. Fu- FEARN—WEBB state department of commerce and li-Jm H Klhutt of Mcl>airn sticet.i home at Colt's Ncclt. Tho bride l» OUR HOLIDAY GIFT TO YOU neral atiangements are in charge lavlgatlon. will lca\c toni'iriow hy autn for St. ! a graduate of Moorestown high Pvt, Frank Webb, son of Mr. ind (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday) 1 of the A. M. Poslr-n funeral home, Petershuii;. Fin., where Ihfy will school and State Teachers college Mrs. Frank Webb of Red Bank, Atlantic Highlands. spend din winter. at Trenton. For the pant thf'ce years nnd Misa Ethel T. Fearn, daughter DIRIl—GOTHAM JJfril \v l^dnrd of Madison ave- ' she has been teaching at Atlantic of Mr. and Mr». John Fearn of ELECTION DINNEIt. Mies Evelyn Schnelzer Dlrr of ode und Wimtn Douehty of township school. Mr. Thompson Is Sprlnghlll, Ala., wore married last Tlnton avenue, Eatdntown, and COLD WAVE Cooney Terrace Fnlr Haven, me. The Ladies' Sewing club of the a graduate of Red Bunk hl;;h week at Keoalor fleld, Miss., by 'Irst Lieut. Fred C. .Gotham, a on n business Knd pleasure trip to Colt's Neck Reformed church held school, and is master or Atlantic Chaplain Lester K. Nicholson. The •ember of the Enlisted Men's Fort Lnudeidale, Fla. their annual election day turkey Orange. groom has been attending' the AM chool faculty at Fort Monmouth, .50 dinner at the Atlantic township school. A Thankacivlng dosBort-brldge w wore married ".Saturday at Fort for *10 jfti^' ltfc.Jdrfl. Harold. Monmouth by Maj. John A. Olsohe- Bank Woman's club. Mra. Myron unOieT an chairman'.' :WKWhlMTht A Cold Wave Permanent that falls Into place with was one of Iho moot,successful ever Mil. Fannle' C. WaT(TnK o V. Brown nnd Ifrs. J. N. Beera are ford »nd Cpl. Henry Hutchlnson of ended by Mrs. Joyce B. Seamans In ch.iiRc. The club'B Chrlstmais held with proceeds of $150. Tho marriage of MIks Joyce Ellonvlllo, N. Y., wore married Marie Mount, daughter of Charles f Eatontown and First Lieut. Ha- mfdlnp n1|l be Friday, December Saturday, November 2, at Fort milton B, Gardner. FOR APPOINTMENT '.ALL RED BANK 6-3008. 13 TWINS TO THE BOVDS. R. Mount of Mlddlotown* avenue, Monmouth hy Army Chaplnlrj Bi;n- 'Ihi Biuihfihood o! (hfi Fit el •Atlantic, Highlands, to Joseph Wal- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boyd of Fnlr nctt, Mi-s. Marian Schmidt of liol- tor Manlcy, son of Mr«, Japies'P, HINES-DOVVENS Pi rinij Ui Itin Miuit'h met Monday Haven are parents'of twins, a boy ! ford and PFC. Merrltt Monlasoy of nlghl »nt) wrkomed five new mem- Munlcy of Kenrny, and tho late Mr. Announcement Is mado •of tho Ann's Beauty, Salon «tid a.frill, born Monday, ISovem- I Fort Monmouth were tho attend- Mnnl&y, took place Friday, Novom- marriage of otlss Lorotta Hlnej, bers. They aio II. .1. Errlcluon, 8ld- r.er 4, at Monmouth Memorial hos-1 ant«. , ney C, H. Stout, H. A, Blev«n»op |ber 1, dt St, Agnus church, Allan- aughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Peter 16 Wallace St. Red Bank t ( A reception 'followed at the new. tlo Highland*, Thg cetsmony WM HJnei. or Jersey City, «nd John If. , . '..:.;••-:':: -,- '•:..•':<:.: "•• •'•• • '' I-',' "i. * ' . •; " ' - ' i - ' v. RED FANK REGISTER, NOVEMBEE 14, 1946. Page Three.

BEFOEE YOU BUY Middletown Lion* Head New, Business Nursery Play School POST AND RAIL FENCING For A Good Living To Hold Banquet AND KINDERGARTEN LIFE INSURANCE Children 2V4 to SVi yean NOW T STOCK The newly-formed Middletown Let us prepare your child for . Get A Good Living; GET THIS CJFOBMAT1ON .township Lions club will hold a •cbool by -qualified and experienced Split chestnut rolls with " Room Suite ! y "Actual Raiult Study." a compll.. charter night banquet Monday teachura locust or chestnut post*.' don by Impartial authorltlu on night at the Molly Pitcher hotel, at Mra. Lee Cannon—Head of Morn- Ufa Inturanci Sutlitlca, rtvaala Ing Seialon H pea.'Complete ... only IMS' >ul dlffarancM is tha eoit ol Ufa which time John Hawklpi, district AXSO ... $30 down ... *10 monthly.* Lion governor, will present the Mra. Glen Ernst—Head of After- Inraranca hin« 41t oliadln affacti compantaaaubatatla). noon Sesalon You get 3 major plecevJampaT Mvtsi*it ihoi.o hbWrlt« ato loaffacr frat aaubatantla copy la). charter. All day pupils alao accepted tables, mirror, plotnrei, etc dar—tbart *W lal no lobligation f . l Enrollment by the week—4 week— PADDOCK FENCING The' club announces that the 12 week periods regular meeting scheduled for Tues- Transportation provided. Keyport Furniture Co. KENNETH CWASHBURNE day will be cancelled in lieu of the. lit* Inaunuica S«rvlc«, ceremony Hobday night. Dr. A. J. SEASHORE DAY CAMP Harry E. Newmari Resale Department T» PRINCETON ROAD, Devita of Port Monmouth and Ocein Av«.. w«t End Tel. L. B. Fhone 3342 New Egypt °15 Front St Keyport RED BANK. PHONE 6-318* 8-0901 or 6-3632 Barth Hocklns of Belford joined ,OPF. POST OFFICE the club Tueaday night. COMFORTING. Christian Science W. C. T. U. Meet. WitR Mrs. DeMott It Is a real comfort to know that Reading Room Members of the Red Bank Wom- our fuel oil tanks are, practically, FABRIC FAIR THANKS YOU Beglster Building an's Christian Temperance Union piped right to your furnace—at all hclld their monthly meeting recent- We have just completed our first year as retailers specializing in yard goods, tt Brood Street, Bed Bank ly at the home of Mn. Mlnretta times. You cannot run low of clean patterns and sewing supplies. TlL Had Bask S-34S0-J DeMott of-West Front street Fuel Oil—while our ever-prompt OPEN DAILY President DeMott was in charge delivery service is ready to refill This is to express our thanks to the hundreds and hundreds of thrifty home- of the devotional sessional and sewers whose patronage has rftade possible our continuing growth. U to 4:50 P. M. business period. Readings from your tank. Week-long and clock- , Except Sundays and ALBERT FINK PHUJP SHAPIHO the Union Signal, official journal round, we are ready to answer We have endeavored in the past to bring you the finest quality fabrics at the Holidays of the national organization, wire Proprietor* of the nejw store being opened tomorrow by the your call. lowest possible prices with a maximum of service. We shall continue to do so. Tuesday and Friday Evening*, presented. Members of the group Sbarpe Tire company, at 33 East Front street who had attended the W.C.T.U. 7:30 to 9:30 State convention at Anbury Park REMEMBER—if you need yard goods of any type, try FABRIC FAIR first. gave a surprise birthday dinner for gave their views and reports of the Come up to our pleasant salesrooms, or call for our,salesman to come to you. Hara tba Bible, tba Worki o« Oceanport Mrs. Gunther's mother, Mrs. Mar- Session. The annual Christmas Kaxr Bakar Eddy. Dlicovarar and tha Decber. last week. Those at- party of tbe organization will be Fred D. Wikoff Co. Founder of Chrlatlan Sciaoea. aad Mr. and Mri. Anthony Wlllens Salesrooms: all otbar authorlied Chriitlan Sci- tending were Mr. and Mrs. Ken- held Tuesday, December 3d, at the 19 WEST FRONT ST., 157 BKOAD ST., Shop-at-Home ence Literature mar ba read, bor- are tbe parent! of a daughter born neth Decher and son Kenneth Jr., home of Mrs. DeMott. cor. Harding H(L FABRIC FAIR Service: rowed-or nurrhaaad. Wednesday, November 6, at Fort of Red Bank, Miss Betty Hanlon Among those present were Mrs. Red Bank, N. J. The Public Is Welcome Monmouth hospital. T,he infant of Freehold, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rm*. 6 and 7 Red Bank, N. J. Call B. B. B-S680. Mlnretti DeMott, Mrs. Lillian Wat- Phone R. B. 6-0682 — 6-0554 weighed aix pounds and has bern Scott of Atlantic Highlands, Frank- gon Mra Samuel Howard, Mrs. named Susan Lee. She is the third lyn and George Decher. Mr.. Amel-1 vine, .Mrs. Elisabeth Allen, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. daughter born to the couple. Horace Notice [• bfrebr given to the mem- 1': Decher, Mrs. Carrie Yahn and IMr a L M. Rarick, Mra. Frank ber! in good lUndlng- of llontnoutb Mr. and Mr.. William Hamilton Barbara Dorothy Gunther. Kuhl, Mrs. Annie C. Worden, Mrs. County Organisation for Social Service motored to Grovuvllle Sunday. A talking motion picture will be Albert W. Worden, Mr». Anna that the annual meeting of laid organ- ization will take place on December The seventh and eighth grades of presented Friday at the school for Bray Mrs. Harry Oaborn, Mrs. lltb. The purpoie of laid meeting U the local school have a hobby club the benefit of the Reformed church Schenck 8. Thompson and Miss t« elect truateet and offlcerl and to which meets every Friday. Mr. Sunday-school. The picture is the Hannah Read. transact iueh other builntii at may Johnson, principal, li aupervlser of "Cat's Paw," featuring Harold properly come before laid meeting. Time r and place will be announced later. the* club. The boys .are working on Lloyd.. JOHN L. MONTCOMEBY, boat modeling, model airplanes, Miss Anne Hardy has taken a po- PIANO LESSONS Executive Secretary. drawing and painting. The girl* sition with the Monmouth county B*xinntr« and Notice of Settlement of Account. knit, clay model,' draw, paint and Realty Abstract company In ©ee- Short tours* in Popular malic for T«n- ESTATE Of Gladri M. Doelfer Hal- read. Members of the club are Lil- hold. Miss Hardy Is a recent grad- asen and adults—Twelve fcasi accordion / linger, deee&aed. lian Praltelt, NicVle Wlllen», Re- uate of Red Bank high school. lessons, Notice li herebr gliren that the ac- gina Greenwald, Carmelia DeVeto, Rev. Elmer B. Bonte, pastor of L.E. ARNOLD countl of the aubicriber, admlnlatrator RED BANK with will annexed ot tbe eetete ot aild Margaret Oakley, Olorla Wymba, the, Marlboro Reformed church, 257 THIBD ST. FAIB HAVEN. N. 1. deeeaied will be audited and Hated bj Betty Jean Davlson, lone Vaughan, gave the Armistice Sunday sermon Tel. R. B. 6-2«»7 the Surrogate of tbe Countjr of Mon- at the Reformed church. The ser- • mouth and reported for aettlament to Helen Huml, Barbara Flrehock, the Orphani' Couit of laid County, on Merle Riddle, Nettle Douglass, mon was titled. "A Righteousness • Thuridajr. thi fifth day of December, Myra Mrgndich, Wilbur Ford, That Exceeds." Leonard Sibley was PIANO LESSONS SALE! A. D., lite, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., at Frank Gagliardl, Clinton Wood, guest pastor at the Marlboro . which lima application will be mad* for church. At Your Horn* ar Mr Studio . the allowance of eommiiaioni and coun- Johnnie Jarvis, Nathan Tally, Har- Fred. A. Wohlf orth, B. S. Ed. •lartln gave a cos- titioner, and you. Bertha Suhonen short distance or a long Ketalalnen, are defendant, you are re- tume Halloween party October 31 qoired to appear and plead, anawer or at her home for her two sons, John distance travel by bu«. damur to petitioners petition on or be- and Bobby. Those present were It's the safe way — the fore tha 18th day of December. 164C, or in default thereof luch decree will be Barbara Dorothy Gunther, Kathryn comfortable • way. Our taken againat you aa (he Chancellor and Jo Ann Riley, Yvonne Kelley, J driven are experienced— •hall think equitable and juat. Patty, Tommy and David Sheldon, I Tba object of laid auit i< to obtain a Lillian Doyle, Frankle Maaweiz, experts at the wheel. decree of divorce diaaolvina; tha mar- Lester Riley, Jackie and Barbara You're safe In their hands. riage between you and !be laid petitioner. • Illmensee, Katherlne Hill, Phillip Dated: October 1 71h- 1916. Hill, James Riley and Vincent It's Smart To Ride A Bus WISE & WISE, Ciagalo. Halloween games were From our main floor casual shop. Special group Solicitora of petitioner, for juniors, misses, women. Many one-of-a kind M Broad Street. played Sod prizes were given to Red Bank, N. J. the children wearing the prettiest styles. First come, best pickings. . Monmouth County Surrogati'i Office. costumes. Those who received prlies In the matter of tha eitate of Wi! were Barbara Dorothy Gunther, BORO BUSES tar B. Morrii, deceaied. Notice to rred- Kathryn Riley, Patty Sheldon and iton to preleot eialmi agalnit eitate. Yvonne Kelly. GLOBE COURT RED BANK Punuant to the order of Dorman Me Faddln, Surrogate of the Counly ot Moo Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Gunther mouth, made on tbe eighteenth day o October, 1945. on the application of M Florence Fraley, admlnialritrU of tbe eitate of Walter B Morrli, deeenad. no- tice li hirabr HTln to the creditor! of laid deceaaed to exhibit to the lub- •crlber. admlniitritrix aa aforeiald, their debt! and demands aiainit the aild el- tate, under oath, within lix month! from tha date of the nforeaaid order, or thiy will be forever barred of their ac- tion* therefore affainat the aaid aub< icrlber. Dated: Freehold, N. J., October IB, M. FLORENCE FRALEY, , R. F. U.. Atlantic Highland!, N. J. Strand Restaurant Juniors, Misses, II omen! • J. Frank Welgand, Eiq., Xeyport, N. J. Proctor. 64 BROAD STREET RED BANK NOTICE. ' ALL WOOL NOTICE tl hereby given that an of- «r has been received by the Towmhip Committee of the Townahtp of Middle- Where Old Friends Meet town lor the purchaae of property lo- cated In the Towmhlp of Mlddlttown, Ming lot! No. 97 and B8, on map en- titled "Homecrtit," for the turn, of Two FOR THE Hundred (J200) Dollar, upon the fol- lowing termi:'Cath, and that a hearing on the laid matter la to be held at the COats and Sllifs Middletown Townihip Hall on Thunday BEST IN FOOD AND DRINKS afternoon, the 14th day of November 3»««, at J:SO o'clock, at which time the Tpwnahlp Committee will comlder laid .-oiler and whether It will reject the aame or confirm and ratify the same, accord- Sold Regularly ing to laid termi nnd condition!, pro- »Idlnr that no higher price or better :Vcrji Ja\) of the termi ihnll bo bid for said property by . any other person. B'ccl( up In By Order of the Townihip Committee BREAKFAST SERVED \'tslrrda\i for , of the Townihip of Middletown. HOWARD W. ROBERTS, ai /ng/i as $4 5. Township Clerk. DAILY 7 A. M. to 11 A. M. Monmouth County Surrogate1! Office. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE NOW! OF Laura E. Parker, Deceased. Notice to Credliori to Pre»ent Clalmi Agilmt Estate. BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON Purauant to the ord.r of Dorman McFaddln, Surrogate o» the County of Monmouth, made on the eleventh day Tho reason-that spell of warm weather recently ot October. 194J, on the «ppllcatlon of SERVED FROM 11 A. M. to 3 P. M. i you ^et the savings! Every coat and suit Vcrnon H. Park«r, Sole Bmioutor of the this gtoup taken from stock . . . every one eiuto of Laura E. Porker, deceased asures up to the high standards of VOGELS notice la horeby given to the creditor! of mill deceased to exhibit to the aub- ALL SALES illty. Rush down tonight or set your alarm -acrlber. Solo Executor ni nforeiald, their early rising tomorrow! I dobta and deninndi ngnlnit the told DINNER SERVED FINAL! NO ,• eitnte. under onth. within ilx months from the date of the nforemld order, or they will bo'fojWr burred of their ac- DAILY 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. EXCHANGES tlom therofora ngalnit tha said mh. OR REFUNDS . Dotod, Freehold, N. J., October 11, | ' VEItNON H. PARKER,- • j" , Box J72, n.F.D., Red Bank, N. J. A LA CARTE SERVICE (Msijri, P«r«om, Labraciiuc. t CnnKrnii & Combi, I , Rail Bank, N. J. DAILY 11 A. M. to 1 A. M. [_ 'Proeton.N VOGELS RED BANK STORE HOUR81 Dally, 0130 to Bi30 - Friday till 8 - 9»U B P««!'rt »ioni 4aU nil. ''*',< I.I' RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946.

Paul DlCaprlo, Long Branch, Mit- Jean Freibott Wins chell Oinkosky, Atlantic Highlands, Elner Myers, Avon; Kathleen Sch- Hove Just Fire Essay Contest robl, Union Beach; sixth grade, TURKEYS AND CHICKENS Barbara Mlganlgol, Navesink, BEAU-RIVAGE Peter Bartcorn, Atlantic High- Direct from the farm for the holidays The Right 425 Papers Judged lands, Myron Bavltch, Long Spring Lake Heights. Branch, Lois Lauck, Mlddletown Place your orders immediately to assure de- By County Fire Chiefs fifth grade, John Wood.'Navealnk, livery and the weight you'need." Miss Jean Freibott, (laughter of Joyce Shea, Red Bank and Virginia LUNCHEON T,.br Mother, Sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freibott of Port Garofolo, Long Branch; fourth Delivered and dressed ready for the .oven Monmoutti, won first prize In the grade, Jean Squire, Red Bank, Ade- Teacher and high school division of the annual line Moore, Red Bank, and third from $1.75 Sweetheart fire prevention esaay contest spon grade, Elaine "Waldman, Red Bank. Charles P. Shields. Maple Lawn Farm H? ored by the Monmouth County Fir* EATONTOWN 3-0213 DINNER NEW PLASTIC ALL WOOL FELT Chiefs' association, it wu recently announced by Oliver Presley, Lincroft county fire marsball. Miu Freibott from $2.75 Hand Bags Hand Bags (Th. Red Bjuik RfttrliUr e»n bft bousV is a Leonardo High school senior. In Lincroft from C. Toop) Accommodations for Private lMTax George F. Shyers, a seventh $3.00 """*" $3.00 * grade student at Avon school, won Mrs. Barton Chamberlain of Red ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OrV WALKER & TINDAU. Fartle* and Banquets first prize In the grammar school Bank was the winner of the bas- Realton & Inmrori class, while Margie Wenten of Fort ket of groceries disposed of at the • Lee's OPEN ALL YEAR Monmouth came in third in that food sale and bazar last Thursday SWEATERS= at the Lincroft chapel given by the 19 East Front Street Tel. Spring Lake 3-3464 catagory. Miss Frerbott and GeOtge B«J Bust, If. *. Shyers will receive ?15 price Ladles' Aid and Sunday-school, The Cleaners & Dyers CARDIGAN and SLIPOVERS awards. sale was successful and $100 was TeL Bed Bank realized. Fire Marshall Presley announced IS North Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N. J. $2.99 • $3.99 - $4.99 • $5.99 - $6.99 that 42S essays had bsen submitted Thursday evening of last week by students In the grammar schools the Lincroft flre company gave a ALL'GARMENTS INSURED. Reindeer and Other Novelty Designs and high schools throughout the social. About 75 persons attended REPAIRING DONE MARINE and saw a motion' picture, "The county. The judges were, in addi- 1 tion to Mr. Presley, Joseph Carney Third Alarm. ' A baskst of gro- Tel. Red Bank 6-1871-J SLIPS: of Keyport, president of the county ceries, donated by Thomas Caly of THEATRE chiefs' association, and Harry Hoff- Eatontown market, was won by Highland*, N. J. Some With Lace Trim man of Red Bank, president of the Charles Henschel, who turned the county fireman's group, and chiefs prize back to be auctldned off. Frl-Bat Sat-Mat of county departments. Charles Zelgler qf Red Bank was WILUAM POWELL $1.60 - $1.99 - $2.30 - $2.99 - $3.99 The complete list of prize win- the winner of the four tires dis- ESTER WILUAMS Some Embroiderer] at ners Is as follows: posed of on the co-operative plan. High school division—Seniors, More than $200 was realized, which -THE HOODLUM SAINT" will aid repairs on the fir* house. Jean Freibott, William J. Gray and — Also — $1.35 - $1.90 - $2.40 - $2.99 Beverly Franklin, all of Leonardo The evening was concluded by the school. serving of refreshments. The com- Bruce Sty. "Spruee"! EDDIE DEAN The Always Popular Pacemaker—$1.80 Junior school division—P. L. mittee In charge was Frank Powell, o of Hertz. Atlantic Highlands. erard Domidlon and Thomas Daly. "Spruce up. that Is," s*ys Bruo* "BOMANCE OP THE WEST" Sizes 32 - 5! The flre company will meet next Cabot, P.B.C. star appearing In Sophomore division — Wiyiam the motion picture The Avalanche. Sancton. •" Sun-Mat Lowe, Leonardo; Lillian Mega, Red Thursday at the flre house, at "And Burnt wmy to sprue* up Is Many Other Items Too Numerous to Mention Bank Junior High, and Barbara which time they will make plans to iport en Adam—Amtrtea's bat ROSALIND RUSSELL for future card parties and movies. cholc* by an 'avalansht' of voUsI" Soffel, Leonardo. Take a Up from Bnico Cabot, ALEXANDER KNOX Freshman division—John Quack- The flre company attended the JDiamonas shown wearing tfaa Adam "Ava- enbush. Leonardo, Dorothy Trem- dedication of the new Headden'i lsnohe." Corns la today for your Use Our Lay Away Plan tln and E. Cornell Bullotow, both lorner flre truck Sunday afternoon. Adam—a better wort for hat, and a better buy for yon. of Atlantic Highlands. Mr. and Mrs, John Mauser, Jr., and "Sister Kenny" Grammar school division—Eighth daughter, Edith May, and Mist Tun-Wad. grade, Carroll Lee Dovey, Wana- Anne Mauser and John Mauser, Sr,, BETTY HUTTON massa, Ruth Little, Asbury Park, vliited Mrs. Carrie Loehwlng Mon- BARRY FITZGEKAU? JEAN FROCKS day at Jersey City. She Is ill at Margie Wensen, Port Monmouth, DON DEFOIU Christ hospital. > ¥4 Broad Street, Red Bank Patte JameBon, Wanamasss, Ros- —in— coe Harris, Asbury Park; seventh Relatives of Mr. and Mrs. William "THE STOBK CLUB" grade, George F. Shyers, Avon, Sevorin visiting last Saturday were ADAM MT! Thursday One Day Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schneeloch and ROSALIND RUSSELL Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneeloch 5Q.45 JACK CARSON and son Donald. 3.4510 -In— Leslie Stewart has returned from "BODGHLY SPEAKING' attending the real estate conven- tion at Atlantic City. Monmouth Men's Shop RICHARD TRAV1* Miss Molly Stlnes of Brielle spent 61 BROAD ST. BET BANK -In- Saturday with Miss Betty Stewart. Open Friday Evenings Till ». •THE LAST BIDE" Master Sgt. William Nowickl of the Signal Corps at Fort Monmouth TeL Red Bank «-3T£S-J has purchased a house on Newman 8prings road from William Kohl. Master Sgt. Nowlekl and Mrs. No- wlckl and children, Veronica and ATLANTIC- William, who are now living at Vail Homes, Eatontown, will soon Thor-Frl-gat Bat-Mat move into their new home. EVELVN REYES Mr. and Mrs. Fred OwenB spent Sunday at Jamesburg with George LAEEY PARKS Clayton and family. Engagement and wedding WILLAKD PABKEB Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Carl of Sycamore avenue, Shrewsbury, rings gain added beauty have purchased part of the Horton \\ II Roach property on West Front when they are designed to Renegades street. They will also run the poul- harmonize with each other. —In Technicolor— try farm which was Included in 5 Cart. Serial—SaHJat the sale. Mr. Roach and his daughter Harriet have moved to another You gel unusual value?, too, house on their property. Son-Hos-Tues. > Mr. and Mn. Charles Toop spent •when you choose from this Sun-Con't-2 P. M. Friday evening at New York city EDMUND CBBXEN at the "Ice Follies." collection of lovely pairs. AVA OABDNEB Gardner C. Klein and his brother, ALBERT DEKKEB Ralph Klein, spent three days last CASH PLAN week at Surf City on a fishing trip, —to— August T. Jones, father of Mrs Our Prltt You SIVI ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S Gardner Klein, returned to his home at Jamesburg, N. Y., Wednes- day of last week. 200 Gal. 16.20 1.00 The Killers" Mrs. William Van Brunt has re- 500 Gal. 40.S0 2.50 Wednesday One Day lumed from a ten-day visit with EVELYN HEYES her niece, Mrs. George Halpern, at KKENAN WYNN New Egypt. 1000 Gal. 81.00 5.00 ANN M1LLJ5B Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walters en tertained last Sunday for Mr. and It's Smart To Be Thrifty —Jn— Mrs. William Slater and children "THRILL OF BRAZIL" and Miss Grace Moore of Staten -Also— Island. The occasion was Miss BORIS KARLOF Moore's birthday. Reussilles HANCE & DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Quantz of 36 Broad St. Red Bank —In— West New York were Saturday TEL. 6-0103 "BEDLAM" visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Walters and Alfred Landrock. Jack Llvergood spent last Tues- day with Dwlg-ht Vernon at Verona Cory Kammler of Elisabeth and Jack Llvergood wll! attend a • • READE'S RED BANK MOVIE GUIDE * * dance given by the Georgian Court college of Lakewood at th« Waldorf hotel, New York city, tomorrow evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elo Monettl of Rumson left Monday for Holly- READE'S CARLTON READE'S STRAND wood, Cal., where they will visit MONMOTJTH STREET PHONE B. B. 6-1M0. friends for a few months. Mrs. MO BROAD STREET SHONE B. B. 6-1M0. MATINEE DAILY 2:15 EVENINGS 7-9 Monettl li % sister of Mrs. Dante MATINEE DAILY 2:00 ETENTNOS 7-9 Daviero. CONTINUOUS SATURDAY . 8DNDA* Rings for men with fine, large CONTUnJODS SATURDAY . SUNDAY Betty Daverlo had her tonsils r« moved Saturday. stones, massively set, the way a Mr. and Mn. Charles Gain Qf Red Bank and Roger Gall) of Elm- NOW THRU SATURDAY! hunt, U I, accompanied Dante NOW THRU SATURDAY! man likes them. Daverlo on a hunting trip to Clin- Hutu ton, N. Y., this w«ek. HOME Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Powell spent the week-end at New York city. SWEET | We also suggest heavy fraternal Mr. and Mrs. John F. Callahap HOMICIDE of Long Beach, Cal., wer« Monday visitors of Mr. and Mn. Henry and signet rings. VAN JOHNSON ftanfelph Brlckel. SCOTT Heavy UK gold, plain, deep Mrs. Xhertsa Uchtenberger of !***, PAT KIRKWOOD Colored amethyst. Brooklyn spent a few days with '«». KEINAN WYNN ly'm Don FORTH $57.00 Make your selection early from Mr. and Mrs. S. C, Llchtenberger. CUOAT*IQMIAKDO. BARI and tt»lr Onto***/ lob Qouym *<14K gold fine black onyx Mrs. Lewis 8, Thompson spent 24&sonic encrusting. part of list wask with her brother, $55.00 our grand pre-Christmas collec- Gerald Morgan at Boston. Fredwlok J- Johnson and family 3 DAYS BEG SUNDAY! Beautiful rectangular syn- of Rumson have moved Into their PARING! thetic ruby, 10K gold. tion. new home, on Qreentree farm. 3 DAYS BEG. SUNDAY! ROBERT VOUN6 EXCITING! $45.00 Mrs. Matilda Salm entertained SYLVIA SIDNEY her family at her home In Phalanx ANN RICHARDS Xdasonic encrusted black on her 86th birthday Saturday. She onyx in 10K gold. wa« the recipient of many gifts $33.00 and cards, those attending were THE Intaglio cut I0K gold black Mr. and Mrs, Charles Vernol of onyx. Red Bank, Mr. and Mn. Ernest Salm et Wickatunk, Mrs. M. Har- $38.60 klns of Fort Monmouth, Mr. and Elegantly ityled 10K gold Mrs, George Vernel, Misses Lillian brilliant aynthetlc blue sap- and Florence Vernel of Phalanx, phire. John Salm of Newark and Mlsa Dorothy Lyne Wation, a great- EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 9 P. M. $48.00 granddaughter of Fort Monmouth. Prices Include Federal TSJC Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. On Our Stage George Vernel of Phalanx were Miss Mary Zeller and Edward Dsvls of Brooklyn, Mrs. Gilbert Dahlgren "RADIO TALENT QUEST" and daughter Nancy and Mrs. L. Winners to broadcast over BUtlon WAAT on "Talent Hour" program. If you can slnf. entertain or play a Sutphln of Red Bank, Mrs. Flor- musical Instrument enter your name now, ence Grlggs of Highlands, Mrs, i ON THE SCREEJJ NEXT WED 1 mmmmm^l Harry Hayu of Efttontown and.Mr, and Mrs. John Vornol of WUmort ABBOTT and COSTELLO Park, Mlddletown township. —In— , Moii..noulli's Leading Jewelers Sincc ISW! The teachers and parents of the "BEAUTY FOR Lincroft Sunday-school will meat "THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES" "The Gorilla" Saturday tor, a buffet covored. dish THE A8KINO" 36 Brand St.- -Red Bank suppor at the home of Mr,' and lira, William Woodward of River- side Heights, ' " / '< ' v '.'„ RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 194*3.

church have been appointed. The Eatontown first named is the chairman and the Chamber Now various committees include fancy Members of. Eatontown post, table, Mrs. Eustace White, Mrs. Ed- Has 223 Dues American Legion, and Auxiliary, at- Ward Anderson, Mrs. Edward Em- tended an Armistice 'day service mom, Mrs. X Osterburg, Mrs. John Sunday night In the Methodist DeVrles; apron table, Mrs. Benja- Faying Members church. Rev. Dunham V. Relnig, min VanKeuren, Mrs. Thomas pastor, spoke on "World Heroes" Sotohart, Mrs. Clifford Brower, and special music was rendered by Mrs. William Emmons, Mrs. Kath- Directors Held Busy* the people's choir, accompanied by leen VanBrunt; cake and food Mrs. Relnig. table, Mrs. Guy Stevens and Mrs. Session Yesterday Ray Tupper; ''white elephant" Dr.' Henry B._ Dorr has been- table and grab-bag, Miss M. Eliz- Morning named "by the board ot education abeth HJgginaon, Miss Lillian Dang- as school medical Inspector for theler, Mrs. Ira Wolcott, Mrs. Thomas Th» November meeting: of the Balance of the year. Catchpole and Mrs. Eugene Vie- R«4 Bank Community Chamber of A total enrollment of 231 pupils reck. Commence was held In the council and an average attendance of 93.8 chambers in the Oarlton Theater )• reported by Muu Margaret Vet- Newly elected officers of the building yesterday morning, with Presbyterian senior Christian En- ter, school principal. . ... deavor society are: President, almost a full board of directors A meeting of the 4-H club, Busy present President Percy Sherman James White; vice president, Carla Bees, was. held last evening at the Stochl; secretary, Jean Dangler; ttia unable to be at the sesaion home of Joyce Mount of Rose and the presiding chair was filled treasurer, Nancy Tucker. court. This group meets semi- Mr. and Mrs. John Pedersen of by Edward M. Kelly, first vice pre- monthly at the homes of members. . ildent, Belshaw avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. L«on M. Kelley, executive secre- Committees for the annual bazar Harry Keller of Mlddletown town- . tary, preiented the correspondence to be held Friday, November 22, by ship have returned from a motor of the month and also reported on the Gleaners of the Presbyterian trip to Montreal, Canada. the membership of the association. He stated there are 223 dues pay- ing members at the present time, 80 of which have been added dur- ing the year or since Mr. Kelley took over the executive secretary- Exclusive Acme Feature! ship. * New members unanimously ac- cepted at yesterday's meeting were Acme hat them! Tender, delicious SMOKED, READY-TO- T. C. Otto, representing the Pack- EAT HAMS! What a ffeatl Skinned, bone in, whole or ,ard Sales and Service, Harding thank half. Imagine, ready to serve. Serve ham thit week-endl road; Jersey Central Appliance company, 701 Main street, Anbury Park, represented by Clyde R But- cher; Tustlng Piano company, 16 Monmouth itreet, represented by Gordon L. Ryno; Douglas Press. 7 Canal street, represented by John E. Douglas; Colonial Flowers, S E«st Front street, represented by George L. Glassey; Milady's Purge and Vanity shop, 90 Monmouth •treat, represented by Clyde L. Cul- Fine eating, wonderful pepper; Sstmuel's Shoe Repair, 81 Monmouth street, represented by flavor! Smoked, Ready- Samuel Rail to, and Evergreen De- to-Eat! Whole or shank licatessen, 40 Monmouth street, re- half, skinned, bone in. presented by Frank Marlani. CALAS ' Honorary membership was ex- tended to the commanding officers of Fort Monmouth and Fort Han- FRESH FRESH cock. This courtesy was unani- mously approved with the thought Pint b that those officer!, belnft In com- CALAS - 39c Hamburger Frankfurters > 47e Bologna »>• 42 mand of such lanre activities ad- jacent to Red Bank, would have a Package deeper interest In the community If they were members of the cham- Mackerel »»>.„ »> 23c doxen ber. Complete With Melt-Proof Bag That W:.l Keep Juicy Florida The chamber was represented Weakfish *. 23c Plenty of rich juice in these fine Floridas —unmatchable value! at a breaking ground exercises for Ice Cream Firm for 1 'A Hours I the first section of the new state Large Florida Medium parkway by Mr. Kelley and Ross Fancy Porgies * 15c Seedless Silc E. King. The biggest ice cream value on die nifirkel . . . guaran- Grapef 5c The director* were deeply appre- teed unmatchable for <|imlity and wilue ! Purest ingre- Jumbo Shrimp '69c ' ciative of the efforts of Mrs. Leon Stayman Winesap M. Kelley in behalf of the cham- dients, real fruit flavors no (illeir-. \S";iuled flavor com- U. S. No. 1 Yellow Western Delicious ber, who is secretary to her hus- binations. Try a package now + band, the executive secretary of the Select Oysters *« 39c Onions T3 29c Apples 3 • 25c organization Mrs. Kelley. in addi- Serve Fried Oysters or a Tasty Stew! Cleaned APPLES Selected Fancy tion to her usual clerical work has ASP s put in many ettra hours on detail Ritter ?o"T "T; 9c c 17c 2 •*•• 25c Tomatoes'-19c work not directly attributed to Asparagus "CSTJt . 31c Spinach t chamber activities and In spprc- CUnwoed French \0r a eiatlon of thi* good will endeavor StyUS.rina.S.an lOt Heinz "r 14c on her part she waj given a sub- T i ( stan'.lal check upon unanimous Hurlock Peas 2!™ 25c Campbell r;°3 :r29c BROCCOLI Fresh Green bunch vote of the directors. n.nl. ASCO Fancy DCCli Whob, No. 2 c Clam Chowder TET 24c $ 39 Holmdel 13c u Maine Potatoes 49 1 ASCO Fancy Noodle Soup M« ;r 10c No. l\i can U S No I best grade. The REAL winter-keeping potato. Buy now for winter storage. iTh, R.d Bank IbiUKr ran to bought Spinach In HoUndtl from Tnvlor « HIIUII ACME WhoU K.rn.l Krispy Crackers £ 25c Galdtn No. 2 can LONG ISLAND POTATOES 49 -u. BAG $1.29 William Duncan, son of Mr. and Peanut Buffer Tl 30c Mrs. W. J. Duncan, is on the vars- ASCO GOLDEN SUGAR ity football team at Blairs academy CHEESE FEATURES at Blairstown. He was in the game Corner"*- -»— 17c Peanut Butter TT, 31c E Saturday against Wyoming coilfgc. Cream Cheese3!cTP vB 16c Next Saturday they will play r-d- Beans rT?* 14c CIDER 45c £ 82c 0RATEDv dU academy at Blairstown. Romano ;C\k Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frawley Farmdale Large Sweet P lb left Tuesday for California, where Provolone , CHEK! 61c they Intend to stay for the winter. Ib The Ladies' Aid society of Holm- Gorgonzola 68c Florida Natural Grapefruit del church met Tuesday evening at FLAV-O-RICH Fellowship hall. Hostesses were Peas Mrs. Robert Rex, Mrs. Bernard SHARP CHEESE * 59c Goldsmith and Mrs. J. J. Holmes. Extra standard quality. A real value! We know that you can count on complete satisfaction. Juice 2-:23c*:29« Rev. C. Corwin of Ocean Grove Chateau 2X51.22 church officiated at the Sacrament IO.uj Brhfel EnumbU; • Buy a supply of this rich natural grgpefruit juice! of Holy Communion at Holmdel •xqwllittly faihlontd. Both .. Pancake Flour t£°. 10c Apple Sauce 18c church Sunday. The township committee will hold When rhat great moment arrives... and your cherishes Aunt Jemina "SET 14c Fruit Cocktail 36c cmsco tbelr monthly meeting this after- Blended 2 '= 29c r 35t dreom bacomei a reality . . . you'll be glad that you noon at 1 o'clock at township hall. 1 Corn Kix ,JZ. 13c Apricots ?.* 40c A perfect blend of orange and g>opefrui(- juice. Buy nowl , The Holmdel, Atlantic and Rarl- chose "her ' Engagement and Wedding Rings here. 3-lb. $ Un-township auxiliary of the Mon- Precious moments call for precious symbols . . Rice Krispies "££'12c Seedless Raisins ». 13c I 41c u, c mouth County Organization For So- and b diamond Bridal Set of fine quality becomes cial Service will meet next Monday forever after a dearly cherished talisman of your love. Corn. Flakes n^X 11c Dried Peaches ^: 38c at the Health Center. 2 F c Clapp Baby Food Orange ...« f..|7e '-"• 43« Those of this vicinity who at- Wheatena 'r22c PRUNES TSo :". »25c Sweetened Florida orange juice packed fresh from the'groveti tended a show at Colt's Neck school P Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Instant Ralston .*• 23c Pitted Dates •£•£. 29c NABISCO las Fromm and children. Ginger WILBUR'S £. Clapp Cereal 2 £ 27c Lemon Juice STT 9c Grahams 16-ox. pkf. 26c and Binky, Mrs. Joseph Phillips, . —JEWELER- Pre-cooked cereal or itralned o»tme»l Mrs. Fred Harrison, Mrs. Caiiton Ideal New Pack ESTABLISHED 64 YEARS Tomato Juice XT! 11c Club Crackers,^J9c Kinhafer and Mrs. William Pitcher. EUHER Thinr K**bl*r 11 f About 60 people attended a card 15 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Tomato Juice STL 24c FUVORED I NI n5 12-OL fk$J-11 party last Friday evening given by MinceMeat ; 29c COLLEGE INN Jumbo 44-o>. (an IDEAL MUSHROOM the Ladies' Aid of Holmdel church Real old fashioned flavor. Finest ingredients, at Fellowship hall. Table prizes Tom Juice Cocktail 32c Spaghetti Sauced 11c were embossed ash trays. The door no preservatives. Makes a 9-inch pie. price, a large chocolate cake, was Dill Chips "£*« 32c Muthroom.lOVtMi.cail won by Leroy Collins. Mrs. E. Mur- heat-flo Coffee £ 34c 67c c Cut ray Todd won a large basket of ™"" Morton's Salt 2 X-15c fruit and Theodore Fromm won a Cucumb.n 24-OI. Borden HEMO SSTr^. olivar S U M pie and an angel cake. Among 59e ' ' others present were Mr. and Mrs. Spanish 7VV.0!. Vinegar. "S^SIt* 16c Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Raviola 18c U||r« E99 Noodl., with To- •)] ASC0 Edward Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. The ten with CSfB A the popular dln- I IUI II mD(o Sau«,2S-ai. jar L I I Vinegar QrL; 12c John Sutphln, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Spaghetti Dinner ttnrthe flavor liam A Truex, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. " 32c Foreman Sutphin, Mr. and Mrs. Spaghetti Sauce ASCO Milton Bennett, Mr, and Mrs. Rus- b fl sell Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Col- 20-Mule Team Borax 2 ;kB , 27c "T 25c Special Offer! lins, Miss Mabel Brown, Mrs. John Tea Balls f: 14^o 35c Patterson, Mrs. Robert Rex, Miss 9-Vitamin Capsules Mabel Clark Goldsmith, Mrs. Mar- Boraxo Hand Cleaner 2 PX. 25c Salada lea Balls t 42c \/|T A . garet Ryder, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ' Food Supplement Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wylle, KIRKMAN KIRKMAN Upton's Tea T*. 26c Mrs. Taylor Hance, Mrs. William Month's Economy PHcher, Mrs. George Schanclt, Mr. SOAP FLAKES BORAX SOAP Salada Tea X 47c Supply Plamily Size $|93 . and Mrs. Joseph M. Maher, Mr. and 18-o». I Person 59 120 Capsules Mrjj,^Henry Maher, Mr. and Mrs. NESCAFE L2X.i» 34c High potency! Without doubt, the market's most outstond-' Bftd Noble, Mr. and Mrs. Harold There's no room for discussion about whether 3 bars 17c Whin AvaUobU e ing vitamin value! Compare the high potency with vitamins. Holmes, Mrs. Daniel Ely, Mr. and Wh.r Avallabk Baker's Cocoa Z 10c : Mrfl. Robert Voorhees, Mr. and, Mrs. a bill has been paid, when you pay by check! SOAPS (Whtn Avallahl.) you ore now using. Made by world's largest vitamin capsult Theodore Fromm, Mr. and Mrs. KIRKMAN Cocoamarsh "I" 25c manufacturer, ake advantage of this special order! Charles Ely, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence One more reason for having a Convenience Zelgler. Mr. and Mrs. John Jcffery, Wbodbury'SS"3—23c Cleanser 3«««14c Mixed Nuts '-49c CLIP THIS \ALl.\BLE COl'POJV Mrs. Chriney Conover, Mrs. Wil- Checking Account. All the prestige and con- l/:.l._._ SOAP POWDER i 0- 1 6 liam Davis, Mrs. Ernest Voorhees, Kirkman 4o-.,. paj temi or Amerlua Blort. Umltit Urn* MI71 , ;-'< MrB. Jean M. Curchin Evans of Razor Blades WILBERT «H». Dotll. ^l 11(4 McLaren street, Red Bank, was grant«d a dlvorco last week from g £' 10c Sffi Furniture Polish 28c z •Joseph H. Evans at Freehold. Mrs. Doubb i glven custody of ii^#r^PoIo^1iW.Ki!e% that her husband deserted her In 1M4. Evans was formerly a mem- AND OPERATED ber of the Red Bank police depart- BRNK&TRU5TCQ. BY THE- • of #£0 QANK, N£W Jif/SfY INSIlllANl T AMERICAN Bora oln jnilu pocket niontr ky clll- STORES COMPANY Paee Six. RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. HolmdeL Plans for a church party •it Paddock and Andrew Me. perintendents will present a pro- son of John and Frances Norcross, to be held December 16 are being Dow.ll gram on "Stewardship," which Is aad is survived by one daughter, p*iMS PERTAINING TO formulated. the next step In the Crusade for MM. Vera N. Wi«e of Red« Bank, - it. John's Episcopal Chapel Christ. A turkey (tinner will be and a brother, Ross Noreross of BAPTIST Little Sliver. served at 0:30 p. m. Deaths In Lakewood. » Bad Bank Church-school will meet at 10 a. Woman'i Society of Christian Ser- ~ LOCAL CHURCHES "My Favorite Bible Versa and m. Sunday and morning prayer vioe will hold a pre-hollday fair to- and Vicinity •f- 'What It Ha» Meant to Me" will be and sermon will be' held at 11 a. m. morrow from 2 to 10 p. 'm. Shrewsbury Blrit Presbyterian FIRST OHTJBOH OF GHBIST, the toplo of the program at theRev. M. Ai Barnes Is rector, Churoh school board of education A, young people's fellowship has will meet next Tuesday night. Red Bank , SCIENTIST opening session of the church (chooi HENRY O. ALLEN lal hospital A natlv* of Poland, been organized In Christ church Sunday morning at 9:46 o'clock. EPISCOPAL A. dinner- meeting of the Married Mr. Kalleta was a retired station- ''• Rev. John A. Hayes, pastor, will Red Bank Memorial services for Henry °»- with William Turner, Jr., as pres- Classes will follow. The new men's Red Bank Couples' Bible class will be held ery engineer, He was a member of apeak Sunday morning: at 11 borne Allen, 67, a resident of tbe ident; Donald Lord, vice president; Services In First Church of forum will officially get under way The service Sunday at 11 o'clock Tuesday, November 26, at 7 p. m. the Sons of Poland society of Jer- o'clock on the subject, "Look Unto Christ, Scientist, 309 Broad street, community of Katontown the past Shirley Bush, secretary, and Stan- Sunday morning: and a large at- will be morning prayer and sermon. In Fellowship hall. sey City and of th» Bt Joseph'! ley Kerr, treasurer." Donald Lord tile." . Mrs. Thomas McClintock will Red Bank, are held Sundays at 11 A community Thanksgiving ser- 44 yean, who died last Tuesday tendance Is expected. Rev. W. Clin- Rev. Robert H. Anderson, Jr., rec- morning, November 5th, following Holy Name society. He is survived wu chosen as chairman of a com- fW the «olol«t during the service. a. m. Sunday-school at 11 a, m.,ton Powers will lead the discussion vice wHl be held In this church by his wife and 11 children. ' Th6 first re-organization meeting tor, will preach on "God and In- an eight and a half-year Illness, mlttte'to set up a program of ac- and Wednesday erenlnga at 8:18 during the first period of study. feriority." This is the fourth ser- Wednesday, November 27, at 8 p. J- the Junior Christian Endeavor o'clock. were held Friday afternoon at 2 Interment, under the dirtotlon of tivities for the coming month*. At the 11 o'clock service Men and mon in a series entitled "Sod and m,, with all churches uniting. Rev. the Day funeral home of Keyport, |TnU new group will meet Sunday jgoclety w^s held Sunday afternoon "Mortals and Immortals" is the W. Clinton Powers of First Baptist o'clock at the late residence, D2 «i«t the church, under the supervi- Mlslons Sunday will be observed, Human Problems." There will be a South street, Eatontown. was In St. Joseph's cemetery. evenings at 7 o'clock In the pariah lesson-sermon subject for Sunday, with laymen In charge of the fol- celebration of the Holy Communion church win be the preacher. Mualc house on Sycamore avenue. All gp.'fllon or Hugh L. Weaver, assistant November IT, Golden Text: 'Thou Rev. Chester Apy, pastor-of the lowing; program: Call to worship at 8 a. m. The pupils of the church will be under direction of H. J, MBS. XXHA B. EVANS. jftung people,.18 to 35, are Invited pjFstudent pastor. A joint meeting of art no more a servant, but a son; Sweltrer, Methodist church organist Second Advent church of which }££': the Intermediate and Senior Chrls- and Invocation, Kenneth A. Brow- school will attend a service of the Mr. Allen was an active member, to Join tbe fellowship. and if a son, then an heir of God Holy Communion at 9:80 a. m. and choir director. Mrs. Elma B. Evans, 80, widow ol ^j tlan Endeavor societies was held er; responsive reading, Warren de officiated, assisted by the Rev. Rog- Memberi and friends of tbe Keith through Christ." (Gal. 4:7.) Charles L. Reeves, Sr., will, explain George W. Evans, and life long res- ivV Sunday night at the church. This Brown; scripture lesson, J. William er J. Squire, pastor of the Red society of Christ' churoh had a gala Sermon. Passages from the King the service so that the children will CHAPEL OF HOLT COMMUNION ident of Mlddletown township, died j! was the InstRliaUojj sen-ice for the Helm and morning payer, Kllwood Bank First Methodist church. The time at a Halloween party. Tbe James version of the Bible Include: have a better understanding of this Fair Haven Tuesday following a lengthy illness. If' newly elected officers of both D. Powers; Alfred C, Back, chair- home was filled with many frlenda many and varied costumes and dec- • 'The Spirit itself heareth wltn«a§ man of the committee on men's sacrament. Right Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, Her address was Bta.lt Highway $8, $• groups held In the church auditorl- with our spirit, that we are the and relatives and the bier was sur- Glendale Park. orations made a colorful soene. 4 1J&. um. Refreshments were served at work fcr the Monmouth Baptist as- The Woman's guild will meet in suffragan bishop of the dlocete, rounded by over a score - of floral Muslo and old-fashioned square children of God: And If children, Mrs. Evans wu born August 11, fji the close of the- meeting in the so- sociation will be the speaker. Music the parish house next Tuesday at confirmed George B. Moxley, Jo- tributes. danolng vroa enjoyed. then heirs; heirs of God, and Joint- under the direction o{ Frederick K. seph G. Parker and Frances M. 1861, In Mlddletown, a daughter of il dal hall. The organization meet- 2:30 p. m. Final plans will be made Representatives of the' Shrews- heirs with Christ;" (Rom. 8:18, 17.) Ball, organist, will Include the pre- Sangstrom. They will make their the late John and Emma Hendrlck- Kenneth L. Walker, Jr., seaman (*f Ihg of the newly-formed Young for the Christmas bazar to be held bury Mutual Fire Insurance com- Correlative passages from "Science lude, "Morning" (Peer Oynt suite) first Communion next Sunday. Rev. son Hillyer. She wu one of thesecond class, U. S. Navy, sofa of Mr. £?• People's society was held at the Wednesday, December 4.' The guest pany, of which the deceased was and Health with Key to the Scrlp- Grieg; anthems by the choir, ';God Christopher H. Snyder, vicar, an- oldest memberi of the Red Bank and Mrs. Kenneth L Walker, has ?!,'• church Sunday night, when plans speaker will be Rev. Robert D. president at the time of his death, tureB" by Mary Baker Eddy in- It a Spirit," Bennett, and "O, Give nounces that Thanksgiving services Methodist church. been assigned to the U. S. S. Cam- % for Uie winter season were dis- Smith, executive director of the de- attended the services. clude: Thanks Unto the Lord," Balnea. will be held this year at Holy Com- bla, and Is now on a, crulie to cussed. The members of Uie Sen- partment of social service forVihc She Is survived by a daughter, "In Science man U the offspring munion church at 10 a. m., Thanks- The active escorts were James Cuba and Jamaica. 'if lor Christian Endeavor group thank The youth fellowship will meet at diocese of New Jersey. Canon N. Wolcott, Jr.. Clarence G. Mrs. Ella H. Cooper, and a son, of Spirit. The beautiful, good, and giving day, and that the guest Perclval H. Evans, both living at The Shrewsbury school safety Pit Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Bush for 6:80 o'clock for the discussion per- Smith's topic will be "The Church Weeks. Jr., Philip T. Smith, Georgo patrol presented a program yester- pure constitute his ancestry. . . and Its Service to Ihe Community " preacher will be Rev. E. H. Cloud, home. 1"t the use of their barn for the recent iod. pastor of the Fair Haven Metho- Winning, Thompson Ayres and day In the auditorium with talks % Halloween parly. They also thank Spirit is his primitive and ultimate The meeting of the executive board Herbert Zimmerman. Police es- The funeral will be held Friday source of being; God is his Father, Evening service will be held at dist church. and Illustrated slides. Pupil* of 3. Edward Carlisle of the J. H. Kelly 7:30 o'clock. A motion sound pic- of the guild will begin at 1:30 p. m. cort was furnished by Police Chief afternoon at 2:30 at the Ujte res- the fifth and sixth grades made v; Co. for the use '%f lights and an and Life Is the law of his being." Henry Klrkgard. idence with Rev. Roger J. Squire, QOODWI1X METHODIST ture of "The World Mision Cru- The service department of the safety posters. Sgt. Conover and j£ electric Victrola for the sqi:are sade," prepared by the Northern guild meets In the parish house Interment, under the direction of pastor Of the Red Bank Methodist Cpl. Galvin of the state police con- Fair Haven x '.- dances. Thirty members attended Rumton Baptist convention, will be preevery Wednesday from 11 to 3 p. m. the Worden Funeral Home, Red church, officiating. gratulated the children on tbe pro- The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire i the party. "Opportunity and Adversity" will sented. A meeting of the youth fellowship Bank, was In the family plot at Interment, under the direction of gram. company will meet Thursday night, ;' The monthly meeting of the be the topic of the pastor's sermon -will be held at the home of the rec- Glenwood cemetery, West Long the Worden funeral home, will be An associational training confer- November 21, rather than their A. teacher-parent conference will ' Brotherhood was held Monday Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev. tor, 66 Washington street, Rumson, Branch. in Fair View cemetery. be conducted next Tuesday, Wed- W. Wlnfleld West, will also preach ence for World Mission Crusade regular dste due to Thanksgiving i night in the church social hall. workers will be held in the church Thursday evening, November 21, nt Mr. Allen is survived by his wife, nesday and Thursday afternoons, r at the evening service, his subject day. MB& ALBERTA THOMAS. President Robert K. Bursley was tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. It Is8 o'clock. The opening discussion Mrs. Caroline Viola Smith Allen, when parents receive a first band In charpe and entertainment was at that time being "Are You Satis- on "Marriage" will be held at this Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Egeland important that all workers be pres- are parents of a daughter, Marcella and a daughter, Mrs. Mary A., Mrs. Alberta Thomas, 43, died report on tbe progress of their chil- • furnished by Harry Foster Welsh fied?" Andrew H. Sutter, orgaaist, meeting. Young people 18 years or wife of Gordon C. Biddle, Washing dren. ThU method of reporting has will play for both services and the ent. Ann, bora November 7 at Fifkln Monday at Monmouth Memorial of New York city, the voice of over are welcome. ton, D. C. hospital. She redded at 237 Me-been very successful. Donald Duck, Pop Eye and many vested choir will sing. The morn- A Junior high fellowship party for hospital. young people of the church, 12, 13 Cheryl Eleanor Waltz, daughter chanic street Mr. and Mrs. Stewart VanVllet, "other favorite movie cartoon char- ing anthem will ba "Jesus, Rose of BERNARD L. MASON. Sharon" and the evening anthem, and 14 years old, will be held Sat- FIRST MFTHODI8T of Mr. and Mrs, Edwward Waltz She is survived by a son, Clifford Jr., have moved Into the Col. David acters. Refreshments were served Wood bungalow on Sycamore ave- following the meeting. "I Was Poor As The Poorest." urday night from 7 to^fi.SO o'clock. Sea Bright of Atlantic Highlands, was bap- Bern-ird L. Mason of 71 WesUlde Thomas, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie tized at the Fair Haven Methodist Polk, both of Mechanic street. nue. ' The monthly gathering of the Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cottrell are Rev. Walter B. Williams will avenue, Red Bank, died Saturday counselors, aBsiited by Mr. and Mrs. church Sunday by Rev. E. H, Cloud. night at Monmouth Memorial hos- The funeral will take place at 2 Mrs. Christine Broderson has Woman's Missionary society was m. with clajsses for all ages. Youth preach Sunday at 11 a. m. on the turned to tbe home of her ds.u held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 Alonzo Curchin. theme, "Divine Call to a Sick Mrs. Waltz is the former Miss pital of leukemia, following a p. m. today at the Methodist Zion fellowship devotional services are Helen Herry of Fair Haven road. ter. Mrs. Harry Hardy after a visit o'clock at the church. A. Leroy held at 6:45 p. m., under the direc- The workers' conference will be World." lengthy illness. He was 52. church, Red Bank, with Rev. Con- held in the church Monday night James C. LaBau has returned cill officiating. Interment, under the at Rochester, N. Y. Baker, tenor in the church quartet tion of tha young people. All are Woman's Society of Christian Ser- Mr. Mason was employed as a Mrs, John D. Ward of Rock- and memher of the Senior High nvlted. Prayer meeting and Bible at 8 o'clock. Teacher!, officers and vice meets tonight in the parson- from his vacation In California. cleik in the brokerage firm of direction of the Leon Harris funeral friends of the church school are L. William England, son of Mr. home, will be In White Ridge cem- wood, Tenn., l> visiting Mr. and' school faculty, who spent several study is held each Wednesday at 8 age. Mrs. Bloomfreld Fary and Mrs Baker, Weeks and Harden of New Mrs, Alonzo De Vaney of Thomas ears of hi? I*. S. Army service in o'clock in the church. Attendance urged to attend. and Mrs. Chester C. England, who York city. etery. Walter B. Williams are hostesses. In In the Navy, was home for the avenue. Sle Orient, gave an interesting and at this service l» growing each A basket of Rowers was placed A special Thanksgiving service He Is survived by his wife. Mrs. In the church Sunday by Mr. and week-end. HOWARD NORCROSS William R. Nixon Is a medical •educational talk on "India." Miss week. The choir meets for re- ill b« held In the church Wednes- Rose L. Mason, two daughters. patient In Monmouth Memorial Mrs. Edward Soffel In memory of The Fair Haven Methodist Sara E, Armstrong gave several hearsal after the prayer meeting. day, November 27, at 7:30 p. m. Rose Mary L. Mason, and Barbara Howard Norcross of Philadelphia, hospital. piano selections. The loader of the their daughter Edna. church has new steps. L. Ma.son, both living-at home; four Fourteen members of the church Gifts for the Home for the Aged, Mrs. John Gursinger, the former a former resident of Red Bank, Mrs. G. Harold Nevius, who has meeting was Mrs. Thomas Oakley eji to go to the Crusade for Christ About 85 men of the church at- Ocean Grove, will be brought to the sisters, Mrs. Catherine Marshall of died November 6 of a heart attack. been 111 at her Sycamore avenue and the hostesses included Mrs. tended a turkey dinner at Rose felt Miss Laura Acker, was given a bri- Long Island, Mr*. Goldie Majors, rally at Calvary Methodist church church that evening. Capt. Wolf of dal shower last night In the Meth- He was born in Lake wood, the home, Is much Improved. Ralph R. Eckert. Mrs. Edgar N. at Keyport tonight. tea room TueBday night. Dr. Wil- Watson laboratories will bring a Mrs. Susin Perry and Mrs. Mabel McClees, Mrs. Albert W. Worden liam E. Bralsted who expects to odist church by the W. S. C. S. Neale. all of New York city, and Plans for painting the exterior of Thanksgiving message. A Stanley demonstration will be and Miss Margaret Applegate. Re- the church have been held up due leave for China In the near future two brothers, Snead R. Mason of freshments were served. gave an address. The following of- held in the Methodist church haae- New York city and William Mason to Inclement weather. However, it HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN ment tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The annual ingathering of the ficers were elected: president, Jo- of Washington. D. C. is hoped that soon the entire out- Red Bank The Daughters of Liberty will , Red Bank branch of (he Xeedle- side of the building will be white. seph C. Williams; vice president, The funeral was held yesterday work Guild of America will be held John VanKIrk, Jr.; aecretary, War- Rev. Harold Hornberger, pastor, hold a Pollyanna birthday party Tuesday night In the lodge rooms. at St. Thomas Episcopal diurch, tomorrow In the church chapel. ren Mlnton, Jr., and treasurer, has announced the following ter CENTRAL BAPTIST The W. S. C. 8. held a fellowship where a requiem mass was offered The guest speaker will be Mrs. Charles Miller. vices for Sunday: Sunday-school Atlantic Highlands supper last night In the Methodist by Rev. Charles H. Dukes, rector. MEMBER.TMBER M ORDIR * * * ' OF THE GOIDEN Mill James Mecum of Salem, who Is the Rev. Mr. Powers will speag at the and adult Bible Instruction class at church basement. Interment, under the direction of Extension Secretary of the Natiun- Rev. Howard M. Ervin will brtng Leonardo Baptist church roll call 9:45 a. m. and sermon and prayers Mr. and Mrs. Melvln P. Halleran the Mount Memorial home., was In tor ike Shdeent al organization. To be a member the message at the morning wor- tomorrow night. at 11 a. m. The Luther league will celebrated their fourth wedding an- White Ridge cemetery, Eatontown. of the Needlework Guild you areship service at 11 o'clock and at Alfred C. Beck spoke &t the Lake- discuss "Christian Stewardship" asked to give two neiv garments to the evening worship service at 8 niversary Tuesday. wood Baptist church Friday night Sunday at 7:30 p. m. The program Miss Helen JeHvett of Lincoln HOMER. GOOCH. be used for the needy hero in Red o'clock. The subject of the morn- In the interest of organizing men's is in charge of Joanna Pochert, Bank. Any one wishing to hecome ing sermon -will be "The Fire of avenue, a student at New Jersey Homer Gooch, chief warfant of- Prices Are Moderate work In that church. Mildred Hullen and HJalmar Han a member is asked to contact Mrs. Salt and the Salt of Fire." At the College for Women, was chairman ficer, who bad been stationed at Mrs. Deer, wife of Dr. R. B. Deer, sen. John B. Allen. evening service the subject for med- of the Invitations committee for"the Fort Hancock 13 years, died No- executive secretary for New Jersey You may be sure that prices itation and Instruction will be "The The Brotherhood will hold a so- formal harvest ball held by thevembe- 5, after an operation for Baptists, spoke on "Why I Believe Letter of Jesus Christ to the cial meeting Monday night at the senior class at the college Friday stomach ulcers at Fort' Jay hos- are still moderate here, even REFORMED In the World Mission Crusade" at Church of Pergamum." church and members' wives will be night. pital, Governor's Island, New York. Red Bank the meeting of Mary Mount chap- though OPA ceilings have been guests. The Mlddletown Trio will Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wegel of Fair Mr. Gooch, who had been In the Church school convenes In theter last iveek. Rev. Mr. Swope Youth servjep will begin Sunday entertain. William Bolvig, accom- Haven road are parents of a son. drrny since 1919, was -15 years old chapel at 10 a. m. Youth Fellow- spoke at the meeting of the junior removed. We have neither morning at 930 o'clock and adult panied by Mrs. Paul Schoenlng, born Friday at Rivervlew hospital. and received his WOJG commis- ship meet at 7 p. m. Juniors meet Mary Mount chapter. service at 10 45 o'clock. Rev. George in the chapel, high school group in will give violin solos. Hyo Kern Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Abbott of sion in'19-12 and seven months later cheapened our service nor in- Ammerman will preach on "A and Alrldge Doggett are In charge. Hance road are parents of a son, the auditorium and C. B. H. S. In BAPTIST was advanced to chief warrant of- creased our prices; we have Down-to-Earth Religion." The Bible the Phllathea room. born Friday at Rlverview hospilai. ficer. ' study meeting will begin at 7:30 Leonardo METHODIST The Phllathea group will meet on He came to Hancock !n 1933, af- p. m. A training conference will be held maintained both at their former Tuesday evening at the home of Belford ter a three-year tour of duty In the Thursday evening. November 21, at the Red Bank Baptist church Rev. Paul J. Meyers, pastor, has Little Silver levels. Mrs. Mary Plltnlk. Edna Van- Book week will be observed to- Canal zone. the Ladies' aid will serve a cafe- Scholck will be co-hostess. tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. chosen "A Triumphant Faith" for He is survived by his wife. Mrs. teria supper In the dining hall, be- Members of tbe World Mission cru- morrow morning In Little Silver r Mid-week prayer fellowship and his sermon topic at the 10:45 a. m. Ida Gooch. and six children, James ginning at 5 l. i oclock. sade committee and others will at- service Sunday and at the 7:30 p. school. pastor's Bible class meets Wednes- George Biggs and D. Smith are and Ralph in the Marine Corps and Sunday ovpniny. November 24, the day evening »t 8 o'clock In thetend. m. service he wll preach on "Awake, Juanita. George, Billy and Sally. Monmouth Glor club will present new members of the pre-primary Philathea room. Choir rehearsal Sunday-school will be held Sun- Thou That Sleepest." Church school The funeral was held Saturday at an evening of song In benefit of group. will be tonight at 8 o'clock in the day at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship will be at 9:30 a. m. the post chapel and Interment was 'the memorial light fund. at 11 o'clock will include a sermon The Junior group presented a church under the direction of Mrs. Tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. the con- summary of its unit on "Children in Beverly National cemetery. Ray Williams. by the pastor, Rev. Ellwood S. firmation class will meet at the FIRST MJOTHODIST Wolf, on "The Walk With Divinity." of China" Friday morning. Indiv- church and junior choir rehearsals idual and group posters were dls CATHERINE SENSON. FUNERAL HOME Junior Christian Endeavor meet- Atlantic Highlands. . BAPTIST will be at 4 p. m. Plans are being played. Rev. Roy E. Williams. Jr., will ing will be held at 6:30 p. m. Bap- made for the third roll call Thurs- • Catherine Senson, 75, of Keyport, Te!. 6-0557 I New Monmouth The boys of group three last widow of Gust.iv Senson. died Mon- Jnreach Sunday morning on the tist Youth Fellowship will meet at day, December 5. week defeated a team of seventh theme, "Lovcst Thou Me." His Continuing In the series ''Man 7 o'clock. "The Ultimate Invitation" day. She was born In Keyport, the ROBERT r. RED BANK. N and His God," Rev. William D. grade pupils of St. James school, avening subject will be "The Win- will be the theme for the evening FIRST METHODIST daughter of John and Mary Dun- I Powell will preach Sunday morn- 20 to 13, In a.football game. ham Nagle. I6OE.FRONT ST.i dow of the Smil ' Sunday school service at 8 o'clock. Red Bank Pupils of group two gave a sum- | mg on the topic, "God Said 'No' to The funeral will be held Friday trill be held ai S 30 a. m. The deacons will hold their mary of their study of Mexico and f a Great man." 'A Man Who Saw Chariots of at S'.. Joseph's church with Rev. '2Youth fellowship will hold a Sun- monthly meeting Tuesday evening Fire" will be the theme of the 11 called il "South of the Border." "Over d Quarter Century of Dependable.Ecanomicaf Service* I "And Jesus aald, 'Learn of Me'" John P. Burke officiating. Inter- Ay supper mprling nt 5 p. m. in November 19, at 8 o'clock at theo'clock Sunday morning sermon by Posters, original drawings, a large place of tlie regular Sunday even- Is the theme for the evening gos- home of R. L. Poulson. ment, under the direction of the pel service at 7:45 o'clock. The the pastor, Rev. Roger J. Squire. frieze and a varied collection of Jfife service. W'.SCK. will hold Its The pastor's choir rehearsal will Bedle funeral home, will be In St. young people's choir, under the di- There win be Infant baptism at this Mexican-made articles were on dis- atgnua! baiar next Tuesday at the be held Wednesday afternoon, No- service. play. Joseph's cemetery. 6hapel beginning at 1(1 a m. rection of Mrs. Lflura Pentermann will supply the special music. vember 20, at 3:15 o'clock. Church The minister will bring the 8 Rev. Dr. F. A. DeMarls will choir rehearsal will be held at 7 preach Sunday at 11 a. m. in the WALTER J. GRAHAM. Jfn our Zfuntral\J4omt imllta kandi The. Amlco class will hold Its o'clock evening- message on "For 1' MKTIIOIHST o'clock, followed by the weekly Methodist church on the theme, an coor* monthly meeting Tuesday evening Freedom's Sake." The funepil of Walter J. Graham, '-. Xavesink prayer meeting at'8.15 o'clock. "From Vision to Service." Sunday- at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Mey- Church school convenes at 9:45 former dog fancier, ahow judge and Jin a ltd with tkt (attit Jtvtlopmtnli in etjuipmtnt for • "He Remembers Our Fratrjpe" school meets at 10 a. m. under di- ! er at Belford. Hostesses are Mrs. a. m. H. J. Coddington Is general organizer of the Monmoutb Coun- Will be the sermon theme of the rB.E8BYTEH.IA2J superintendent and there are rection of Noel Nllson. Harrison ty Kennel club, who died Novem- tkt com far I of Ihoi* aHtndino. pastor, Rev. Roy E. Williams, Jr.,I Charlotte Meyer, Miss Mildred Mor- Atlantlo Highlands Shampanore will lead the youth ris. Mrs. Pearl Casler and Mrs. classes for all ages. Woman's adult ber 5 at his home in Caldwtll, was £pt Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. Donald . N. Correal will fellowship meeting at 7 p. m. held Friday. A solemn hjgh req- Sunday-school will t.e held at 10 45 Leila Hendrlcks. Bible class Is taught by C. V. Ben- preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on thenett. Alpha PI class Is In charge fjuiem mass was offered at St. Aloy- a, in. Mrs. Alvira Crawford is gen- slus's church, Caldwell, and Inter- PRESBYTERIAN subject, "The Final Difference be- of Mrs. C. C. Rogers. Dr. S. W. eral superintendent. tween One Sort of Man and An- Keansburg ment took place In Calvary ceme- j Rumson Hausman teaches the Married Cou- i^The annual ro]| call wiJI be held other." The chancel choir will sing. plei' Bible class. A men's Bible Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LeBedz of tery, New York. 11 fount Vilemorial u4ome Monday. December 2, at R p. nl. ' Charles Gotschalk will play the The minister will speak at the 8class has been recently orzanlzed, Seeley avenue are parents of a ^Toman's Society of Christian Serv- "Song of Hope" as the prelude at p.m. service on "The Mighty Hand daughter, born Saturday at Mon- •Jrnatric ~s\- -Jiaami, iflyr. iCe Will provide icfifBhinents. A and is taught by Dr. Walter A. I*EON KALTETA. the 11 o'clock service. Rev. William of the Lord." Hall. mouth Memorial hospital. Special program of riiu^ir has hprn Calvin Colby will have aj his jsr- Mr. and Mrs. John Leach of Pine- Servlcesxwera-^held yesterday at Sunday-school meets at 10 a.m. A large delegation from this 135 W. 3^1 Si. RU&J. Tel.'6-0226 Arranged. mon, "Faith Conquering Fear." The young people's fellowship at wood avenue are parents of a St. JosephV^church, Keyport, for "-A Thanksgiving snvice mid I The beginner and primary de- church will attend the Methodist daughter, born Friday at Riverview Leon Kalleta^ 74, of Matawan, who 6:45 p.m., at which the devotional mass meeting tonight in Keyport tyeakfast will he held Tliurs-dnv. partments of the Sunday-school program will be In charge of, John hospital. died Sunday at Monmouth Memor- November '.!*. at ft a. m 1 lie hieak- mret In Bingham hall at 10 o'clock; high school. Bishop Fred P. Cor- | Appelman. Martha Wels will pre- lon will be the speaker. There will &st will be provided hy ilie Kp- ;the intermediate department meets sent the topic and will also direct \vqrth league. | In the church auditorium at the be special music and a roll call of the Junior Christian Endeavor so- the district churches, which In- same hour. ciety meeting at t p.m. w The choir meets for rehearsal in cludes this church. An afternoon Thomas Manson "GOD IS L0V€ The young people's fellowship session Is being held In Calvary MONUMENTS An Efficient Burial the church at 7:80 tonight under will hold a swimming party for its m . . JOHN BWUK&. » the direction of Mr. Gotschalk. Methodist church, Keyport, at members Monday night at Asbury which the bishop and 12 district su- Service Sympathetically Thanksgiving service will be held Park. & Son, Inc. Gee! is Low; Hli mercy brightens Wednesday evening, November 27, Entertainment by a magician will The Oldest Rendered at 8 in the church. Offering at this feature the Brotherhood meeting All the path In which we rove: A Service tendered to lighten service will go toward helping to tomorrow night. Monument Manufacturing Bllu He wakes and woe He lighten!! the burden of those bereaved, relieve suffering In war-torn coun- Delegates from the church to the and Retailing Company God li wtidom. God U Love. ^'because of the dignified and I tries. • Competent direction of all do- Synod of New Jersey's planning in Monmouth County ,ta.lls, ours are of Imprcssive- conference for Presbyterian young ST. GABRIEL'S neSB, modern methods, equlp- adults to be held Sunday in Tren- LittUStorlc* .xnent and facilities, Bradevelt ton ere Marie Lauer, Agnes C. The sodality ol the Blessed Virgin Buchhop, Eleanor Westerman, Rob- GREATHYMNS of Bradevelt held Its second melt- H. Lawrence Scott ing November 7 at the home of the president, Betty Mahon of Marl- Your Expression t>f TJiU Hymn, an wpwlal Icrortu of ,lb OvUUOix SdmHiU. iwu Scott Funeral Home boro. Father James Thompson pre- True Remembrance latWn /ram Sir fcKn Bou*Wi "WytMu" pdbl/l/wJ In !«]. Tnt Sarvlni MlddJitown Township sided. Continuously For 13 Year* No other act of a normal author U/< of Mnfetl ft* Mi many-Important The next meeting will be held your oMetnorial Selection and mi a grnl IMJW O/ ivbalotu ffuugfil. Church Street. 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Making the finest of *oit*it . vievill trtusa.sbarflMaattsbarflMa . • Monuments has been ,a tradition with our family, since JOHN E DAY and Ae our displays of these L. H. Francis, Manager ' FTJPTEBAL HOME Matawan and Keyport 10 DRUMMOND PL., certified memorials. .•„•;, *"mI*« 3ooz» 34c Wrightstown. She also visited in n Philadelphia, and Doylestown, Pa. Sliced Peaches ^f^,n6-ym cwni 2901^320 The firemen were called out last m Wednesday night and extinguished a fire which damaged the chicken Applesauce «"«»! 2oor«nf7c ' house on Jack Henderson's proprr- i ty on Lewis street. Red Cheek Apple Juice . . ^ 23c A "get-together" dinner will be 8 x 4 held next Wednesday by Pride of California Orange Juice "«. B -19c lvd7* Crescent Council, Sons and Daugh- u ters of Liberty, at the Carolina tea- . » T/miVIUte room on Neptune highway. Asparagus wrF ""' Pvt. Leuln Aumack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aumack, hu been Asparagus Spears transferred from Fort Dlx to Call- fornta. 1 Tomato Juice POPOVER MIX A Thanksgiving service will be THEY REALLY "POP"- held Sunday night, November 24, In Golden Corn smr popovers made with the new the Methodist church, and will be Fresh Corn . • • DELM J5 Topova. A single package attended by the Sons and Daugh- , Diced Carrots »^ makes 8 to 12 wonderfully ters of Liberty lodge. t«». \ 3B crisp popovers with that so Four tables were in play at a Off the Cob! fona Cut Beets "•"'"<< desirable glazed, golden crust, card party given by Mrs. Cora A treat with every meal. Just Wagner borough hall Monday for Cu/OOf Pane UUABruuS ' egga &nd milk. the benefit of Pride of Crescont UnCCL fCdO Large and Tinder L n, JLQC And here arc two ca Council. Crocheted articles were Clnllr. GOLD MEDAL, NECKER'S 10 Ib •JQ. 253 Ib. 'i-f 77A more delicious rlOUr or PILISBURVS BEST bag lO6 bjj l.ltf mixes— given to all as prizes and a door HIBLETS b I./Jf prize was won by Mrs. Mae Au- mack. L Evaporated Milk •»«•«« 2!:!!, 25c Mrs. Earl .Hathaway, Mr. and WHOLE KE«W Mrs. Clifford Niles and William Baking Powder JESS, ««-12« Dlngman attended the funeral last Sunday of Alvin Hicks of Asbury Pancake Flour ^mnuo 2o«.pkB. 10C Park, a member of the Shepherds CORN o l of Bethlehem lodge. p8»*- #TI» can can! Cranberry Saoce .BBRKr l n23c A public card party will be held • A- *6oi" CL GE next Monday night by the Sons and I ABol - # !V can Corned Beef Nash ^° -30C Daughters of Liberty. Peanut Butter ^»"'»' t-29c NAMED FOB CHIEF John Pools was nominated for \w Beechnut Strained Foods B,^, -8« chief of Shrewsbury Hose company Tuesday night Election will take Beechnut Chopped Foods *S»i-1U place December 10. Frank Lane is the retiring chief. i Cream of Rice Cereal »«•«*• 23« H-0 Oats . . . 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••••.V;! -'.4 lj i • v'"1'* •.''. Page Eight RED BANK REGISTEE, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Lang Island spent the week-end of Oakhurnt are the parents of TELEVISION AND RADIO SfRVR Matawan with Gilbert Craig. daughter, born Saturday, Novem- Explains Crusade In Person Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baler and Mrs, Laura Mount- of Sllverton ber 9, at the Spring Lake Heights CONSOLE and COMBINATION EXPERTS Mr. and Mrs. William Tlerney spent the week-end as a guest of hospital. The baby weighed 6% lbs. Plans TVQuild FACTORY PRECISION REPAIRS - spent the holiday week-end at Mon- Mrs. Wilbur Cox. Mr. Sandford's father, Edward Q We call for and deliver anywhere. Marquis W. Childs tauk Point, L. I. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Me Keen Sandford, operates the Sandford Mrs. William R. Sralg; enter- wers the guests Sunday night of Drug company In Matawan. Mary Mount Group Eatontown Television & Radio Co. tained her bridge club Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. William Horloy at a Miss Violet Hazlett ot Kearnj ' Fill. Kid'die Kiti . columnist - lecturer • author Mrs. Rensselaer Cartan was high buffet supper at their home In has been tha guest of Mr. and Mrs IB MAIN ST., EAtONTOWN, Eat S-0M8. Open Evoblnp. scorer, Mrs. Paul Egan second, and Woodbrldge. Charles Zumbano. Mrs. Roy B, Deer (poke on the discussing Mrs. Ralph Herrlck was low. William Tlchenor, Jr., a itudent The Matawan Junior Woman'i Baptist 'World Mieeion crusade Ralph Herrlck left Thursday on at Lehlgh university, spent the club It holding a Father and campaign at a meeting of Mary business trip fo Hartford, "Conn. week-end visiting In Westfleld *nd. Daughter. meatlng_TjaiMay «yen: Mount chapted of the Women's "State Of The Nation" Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pruden Matawan. Ing, November 18, at Which refresh- fiBssfcnarylaocfe^"of the" ReS BaHfc and children, Judith and Karen, There will be a dance sponsored ments will be served. Baptist church Friday at the home Sunday, Nov. 17th, 8:30 P. M. left Friday on a motor trip through by the American Legion Post 176 Mr. end Mrs. Harry D. Pltchei of Mrs. Alfred C. Beck on Hudson New England. at the, Legion Hall on Thanksgiv- entertained Sunday in honor of avenue. Devotions wert led by Mechanic St. School Auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrlck en-' ing Eve. The public Is Invited. . Mrs. Pitcher's father, F. Howard Mr«. Patrick M. Ballly. lertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr, and Mrs. George Nappl are Lloyd, who was celebrating his The membarg filled four kiddle Red Bank Gant of Parlin at dinner Wednes- moving from Main street to the birthday. kltj for the overseas relief program day. former W. A. Close house, near Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Hobrough for children, sponsored by the Uni- Miss Jane Pengel and Miss Pa- Matawan station. entertained Saturday evening. ted Council of Women. Hhe White Admission $1.00 plus tax. tricia Egan were guests at a birth- Mrs. James Nell attended the Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cross group also filled a box of BLAST? day party Sunday given by Mr. and first meeting of the season of the Franklin S. Thompson, Dr. and gifts and clothing for the Kodiak Ariel club at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Carl A. Ge^sweln, Mr. and mission In Alaska. This project Mrs. Joseph Geraldi of Koyport for was directed by Mrs. Edith Worth. their daughter Toni, who was cele- Jason Layton in Asbury Park re- Mrs. Fred Hessey, Mrs. Emma F. THEN-ORDER FAST! I brating her tenth birthday. cently. Close, Mrs. Laura Henderson, Mrs, A pre-Christmas sale was held Mrs. Joseph! Dernberger enter- Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer at- Emily Voorhees, Mrs. Floyd T. Tay- for the ways and means committee. tained her bridge club Wednesday tended the Columbia-Pennsylvania lor, Mrs. George Lehrltter, Mrs. Mrs. Alden Mason Is selling candy Are You Doubling Up? afternoon. Prizes were awarded to university football game In New Belle Heuser, Misses Lila and Julia and Mrs. Henry L. Conover Is sell- Ing Chinese greeting cards and sta- IJvlnf with In-Laws may be nice, but why not be prepared Mrs. G. J. Sterling Thompson. Mrs. York city, Saturday. Arrowsmlth, and Mr. Lloyd. The Hostetter family had a fam- The Monmouth County Firemen1] tionery, for the same purpose. A COAL for those bousekeeplne days. You can be ready witii a xpBEE- William Ludi. and Mrs. Warren BOOM KEADY-TO-LJVE-IN Outfit for only ly reunion last week-end. It was association held Its annual meeting second holiday sale will be held at Vreeland. the next meeting Friday, December AH Sizes NOW AVAILABLE $ Mr. and Mrs., Conrad Johannsen ho first time In two years that the j at the Legion hall Sunday aiter- amlly were together. Jack Hostet- noon. Mayor Robert Thlxton gavi 13, directed by Mrs. Edmund vom are spending a month In Florida. Steeg. The meeting will be a holi- For - Immediate Delivery 265.00 They traveled by plane. er has recently been honorably the welcoming address and PrHsl- discharged from the service and is dent Harry Hopkins of Red Bank day party at the home of Miss i Free Storage ! Free Delivery ! Mrs. Ralph Herrlck and Mrs. Ruth H. Scattergood at River I Jay Hostetter are spending several planning to continue his studies at presided. Plaza. | days visiting Mrs. Herrlck's sister 'eddte Institute at Hlghtstown on Boy Scout troops 73 and 93, un- ANTHRACITE BRIQUETS and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Monday. William, a student at Ped- der the leadership of James Flynn SURPRISE STORE d:e, was home for the week-end. and William Hunter, participated was taken to Hazard hospital In Use For Fireplace and Furnace ... Adrian Mount in Washington, D. C. the Matawan First aid squad am- 9 FRONT ST. - &EYPORT The couples club of St. Mary's Margaret, recently returned from in the "Scouts In Action" held a Save Up to $3 Per Ton completing a course at the Univers- the Convention Hall, Asbury Park, bulance. You get your S-[K\ Living Boom Suite, S-pc. Bed Room/Suite, and Trinity churches met Sunday Mrs. Thomas Powers, is a patient 5-pc. Solid Oak Kitchen Set, End Tables, Bridge and Floor Lamps, evening in Trinity church. ity of Havana, had the week-end Saturday evening. off from her position at the Pan- The Contemporary league will In the Muehlenburg hospital, Plain- Vanity Lanips, Scatter Kug», et<\ Dr. Francis Harvey Green, pro- fleld. THERMOSTATIC CONTROLS fessor emeritus of Pennington American airways and is, at pre- hold a card party next Monday $53 Down $18 Monthly sent, residing in Forest Hills, L. I. Mrs. Lafayette Hannon' and the school, Was the guest speaker at a evening at the Masonic hall, Mata- We Have Them For Your Hand-Fired Furnace Mrs. William R. Craig entertained | wan. late Mr. Hannon, 18 Orchard street, meeting at (he home of Mrs. Frank- are the parents of a daughter, born Veterans can have two full years to pay. i line Anderson, when guests and I her Luncheon Bridge club Friday. Wallace Laursen, assistant chle ! Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Wil- of the Matawan Fire department, Tuesday at Monmouth Memorial Open Friday and Saturday Nites. members of the faculty of the .Vfat- hospital. awan township public school were i liam Ludi, Mrs. William Rabl, and bagged a fox while hunting at Per- Essoheat entertained. j Mrs. Edward Currie. rinesville Monday. Cpl. Rlzlerl F. Sica of Lloyd road, Robert Erdmann attended the ] A son was born last week to Mr. was honorably discharged from the "The Love of Books for All Ages" j Army at Fort Dix last week. was the topic of Dr. Green's Pennsylvania#-Columbta football land Mrs. Angelia Devlno of New I fame Saturday. j Brunswick avenue at the South Mrs. George J. Shaw, Jr., has | speech, which was followed by a returned to her home In Yonkers, [display of children's books on "fie- Mr. and Mrs. William Wasmuth ' Amboy Memorial hospital, FUEL OIL and children. Edith and Betty. | Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Nealls o N. Y., after visiting her sister, Mrs. I ti,on. biography and travel. The Elmore Kattner. I program and exhibition were undsr were Forest Hills, L. I. visitors over j Valley drive are the parents of f Dependable Service , . . Oil Delivered PUBLIC SALE the week-end. | daughter, born at the South Amboy Richard Erdmann. Jr.. has re- ' the direction of Mrs. Herbert I.udr- turned from a business trip to Vir- Mrs. William P. Bradley and Memorial hospital. The baby will BEFORE You Need It! - OF - ! wip. The hospitality committee ginia. \ included Mrs. Alex Palm. Mrs. Mrs. Thomas T. Stames were dele- be named Sharon Ann. I Karl Claus and Mrs. Henry Luhrs. gates to the Forty-sixth annual Miss Verna Palmer of Rochester, | Mrs. Robert Dc Wall was in convention of the Now Jersey Con- Vt., has been the guest of Mr. and , charge of thr guest list. gress of Parents and Teachers Mrs. William Clayton Noddings. CINDER BLOCKS Household Furniture | Mrs. Richard Erdrmnn. Jr.. Is which was held in the Ambassador Miss Kathryn B. Harris has been Unlimited QuantltlM 8" Block Available I confined to berl with severe hums Hotel. Atlantic City. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. BEERS llaviiic sold mj housr and business In order to move my son of the lep. suffered when a v.npor- , Mrs. Llanus Moore of Denton, George M. Harris. Perth Amboy Md., arrived Monday to be the Mrs, Margaret Laird, who has to Arizona fur hi* heajth, I will seli without reserve my house- ( ize- spilled. j PHONE RED BANK 6-0850 . ! A large group of Parents and j Ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Rensselaer been visiting in Miami, Fla., has Concrete Products Co.. Inc. hold furniture and goods listed below at public auction Teachers attended a meeting of the jCartanj . returned home. 400 F.r.tt. St. P. A. P. A. 4-S445 Mr Bnd Mrs The eleventh annual father and Matawan Pa-em-Teacher nssocla- - - Edmund Allen of t tion at the high srhool last week. I Trenton were the week-end guests i son banquet, sponsored by the Abel Hanp"n. superintendent of of Mr. and Mrs. Rensselaer Cartan. ' Men's club of the Presbyterian SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16th schools in Elizabeth, spoke on 'he A. dinner to honor the new prin- ' church, was held In the lecturi tonic "Education in n "Victorious ripil of Matawan Grammar school. ' room of the church Thursday. at I P. M. Count'-}-" nef-fshmrnts were Earl Garrison, of Trenton, was held |There were 140 persons present. A rervpd Inter in the cafeteria. Thursday evening at the American • turkey dinner was prepared by the at Main Street, Marlboro , Mips Mary Slack of Perth Am hoy Hotel. Freehold. The guests were Ladies aid of the church. Members entertained her bridge dub at din- Miv and Mrs. William Clayton, Mr. of the Ladies' aid, who served the n": ThursHiv evening ;it the home and Mrs. Earl Garrison, Mrs. dinner, were Mrs. Carl A. Gessweln, Tire$ione 1 ai (i(Iri A' offered are in good condition. of Mr. and Mrs Edwin Tinmlnirk. Oorjje H.izlelt, Mrs. Arthur Hall, president, Mrs. William C. Nod Ki n rr—, ., •. t.ih'. nrvl nr 'hairs; kitchen cabinet. Gencrnl Cant. r\ml Mrs Claienco N* Mrs. Myrtle Marks, Mrs. Elizabeth dings, Mrs. Floyd T. Taylor. Mrs. Chamh(Mla:n hnvc moved from Shelton! Mrs. Mildred Nuccio. Mrs. Robert B. Berger, Mrs. William •rW*» Elcc tl :r (Mil 'iv. Mov 1 f ' i i c o ten-piece dining room suite, mir- Jarks.on street to Brawns Mills. Bertha. Dominick. Anthony Nuccio, Kearny, Mrs. Joseph Peseux, Mrs. and Misses Esther Blau. Pearl Ber- Allen Morrison, Mrs. William Ludl. UtY-AWAY NAN ror. t'>t.,-p:r>- linn; oum suite, chairs and rockers, tables, floor Capt. Chambct If*in tins h"Pn s(i tioned at VcA Monmeuth but was lone. Henrietta Materna, Nellie Mrs. August Loehl, Mrs. Alton and lp ! •> I>: n Crnr'il Klrrtric cleaner, carpet sweeper, ti''n?'etrpri fn P'nrt Oiv. Wenzel, Gerald,ne Lawrence and Wenchenbaeh and Mrs. Harry nrd riij;.-: t«n rug'. 0x12, one lug, 8 ft. 3 in. by ! Miss C-'riil R;cmn of BufT-in, Catherine Stilhvagon. Prawl Clark. Waitresses were Mr«. nicro of Mrs. Rql'i'l HrMTirk. is Mr. and Mrs. William Erickson Jackson Boyce, Miss Edith Aitken, 10 f: . c 11 fu:nUure glider ana cliait.s lawn chairs, • studying voice in Xpw Ynlk city, havp returned after spending a Miss Barbara Swanson, Mrs, Earl and ni:i:tre.-s. crVst of dr?\vels, alt in mapie; and has been rlioson for a voice week at Long Valley. Yerger. Mrs. Randolph Heuser and GIFTS FOR ALL AGES n f n:\rt in th" sta,T show nt P.'iw's A welcome heme party was held i Miss Barbara Hunt. Bpant r-l I..- .irj:- fln i rnnttpes.°". \ nnity and bench. bureau, She is -ilso heinr; rtinsidetpfl Tor a Fridav night at The Stockholm, | Mrs. Merrlck L. Streeter, who <• . 11 ii • i iiLr-ji Cie bodioom mite, bedspreads drapes. l>" l,t in -i Broadway nui = icat play Somervlllf, by Mrs. Elizabeth Og-j has been a Missionary of the Amer- den and Mr*. C. Leon Garrison of ican Baptist Foreign Mission so- 'i piiri-Ti tiol'-, •• nrl mnny other ai tides to.) Kryport for the servicemen of their ciety In Burma since 1940, was the to he>- hnm^ in New i i k o I- ilf- For Uttl* Coola ter \- i * i t»nr; Mi and Mi.-. f'han- families. The guests of honor were guest speaker at the service Sun- nin r Clnpn Harold Thorsen and Leon Forrest dav night at the Baptist church. ?l!-. .-in'l M Willi :im R Ci !I1K Garrison of Matawan. John Kil- Thomas Hanley, was one of the THOMAS C. MAGEE romin\ H. S~abrook Schanck, Jr.. winner? of the cash awards for 'eft Mondnv i[11'1 i n i n c fn, I't: Cil X c Merrill Homer Wallace. Robert Ed- usefui job and safety suggestions \V. U. 11 Y". uhnv Mr. (' rais i- ; m inag.nj: a fur .-how Kir Hurtman. Gerald Bailey Smith ' given by the Photo Products plant Ml. ar.rl Mi.-. Alfred Dii-.'is of and Ei-nest Warren Lynch oi Key-| of E. I. du Pont de Nemours and port Other guests were Mrs. Har-, company in Parlin. —1 old Thorsen. Herman Thorsen, Mr. j Mrs. David G. McAneny. daugh- a.nd Mrs. Courtney Raymond, and ; ter of Mrs'. Frank Johnson, Is an j Mrs. Forrest Garrison of Matawan, 'appendectomy pVlent at Mon- SHOO PASTRY SET 4.98 Mrs. Walhce, Mrs. Lynch, Miss [mouth Memorial hospital. Mrs. Me- FLY "tfe tie^o /runTunftxritivit'caM To you" Janet Smith p.nd her house guest. • Aneny was taken to the hospital 5.49 1.29 DOLL Mrs. Allen Moycr of Pennsylvania, I Monday In the Matawan First aid Beautifully made of select- What lorely mod pits caa Miss Elizabeth Higgins. Miss Maiy j squad ambulance, ed woods finished In in- b« m»d< with thin I Eu CRADLE Stephnrve Wallace. Mrs. Hartman, ] Mrs. Hattle Ford collapsed last tiqne maple. Little tota will everything the small cook Swings a dolly right to lore ii. and C. Leon Garrison of Keyport. week In front of the Safeway Store needs. sleep I M»ple inlsk. Mr and Mrs. William Sandford wlren she had a heart attack. She

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Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Luff Mr. and Mrs. William Pardue and children, Ruth Ann, Marilyn EBBS*** 1 Electric Motors ^ and daughter Edythe of Spring- Jean and Franklin, Jr., of Johns- In dbleal ton. conducted bf Ul field spent the week-end with Mr. ville. Pa. medial docton. mar* thin — ETC. — • '\ h NOW IM pmms lott li toll Pardue's mother, Mrs. Renzey Clausen Coope had as guests Sun- pound* aTtnaa in a few W. D. SWARTZEL weeks with tbaA YDS Vita- Frye. day Mr«. Loutta Planton and Mrs. min Candy Redudna Plan. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patterson Ethel Height of Brooklyn. FARM SUPPLIES G & D APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ort Stevens Mn. Joseph P. MacLean, accom- No draff. No laps- I CURFEW COMFORT at Point Pleasant this week. -You don't cut out any moll, I panied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. •tirchn, potatoes, mats or batter—yos , "Dog Food a Specialty" SO WHITE ST., RED BANK Mrs. Fred Krebs made highest Joseph M. MacLean, and children, cut them down. Simple when no tutor i score Thursday afternoon at the aous AYTDS Vitamin Sony at directc3.Abso- We are currently showing a wide collection Joseph and Margaret, were Friday luttlyhinnlt««.Mday»'«upplymitrilk>u«AYDS PHONE KEYPORT 7-1109 PHONE RED BANK 6-2761 •:) pinochle party given by the Wo-guests of Mr. and Mrs.. Charles U3&. NOW.DboneorcaOat Ul of Studio Couches and Sofa Beds those men's Auxiliary t>f the Oceanview HAZLET. NEW JEBSEY c White of Little Silver. The occa-1 PARKE DRUG CO. 3 Community Fire Company. Mrs. sion was the birthday anniversary important space savers that combine sleeping Dell Sternschus was awarded the TEAR OUT THIS AD AS A REMINDER equipment with living room appearance! cash prize as winner of the month- ly pinochle tournament. Other win- ners included Mrs. Frank Patter- son, Mrs. Rose Knight, Mrs. Frank Portenstein, Mrs. Hannah Jeffas, Mrs. Laura Becker, Mrs. Margaret Krebs, Mrs. Morris Josephs, Mrs. Henzey Frye and Mrs. Edward Hauff. AJso playing were Mrs. Otto Hannah, Mrs. Joseph P. Rheln, Mrs. Walter Halleran, Mrs. William ANNOUNCING NEW Lawler, Mrs. Louis Velgel, and Mr?. William Maack, who acted as host- ess for Mrs. George Marx, who was scheduled hostess for the after- noon, but who was unable to be Independent Dealer lor present, because of her work. Miss Patricia Atcheson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carlock, re- turned from a visit at Jersey City, with Miss Ellen Sullivan for a few days. The next business meeting of the Leonardo grade school P. T. A. will SEIBERLIMG take place Monday evening, No- vember 18, at the Leonardo grade pj i school at 8:15. Harry Stevenson Is president. SPECIAL The members of thp Ladies' 1 1 | Auxiliary of the Brevent Park and ^ Leonardo Fire company, will enjoy •r ^ ' a dinner at Willowbrook Inn. F\\ir SERVICE X Haven, Thursday evening, Novcm- TIRES _ . ber 21. when gold past president pirn w.U be presented to the active past presidents. Those entitled to ieceive the pins ere Mrs. George Kovclesky, Mrs. Fred W. Meyer, i Mrs. Chester Guttorm3on, Mrs. BMle Oold Crocs. Mrs. Peter Green. Mrs. Anthon O. Lund, Mrs. Miry I Sheridan and Mrs. Joseph J. Mur- phv. 2J | All ctlzens Interested In the civic pi welfare of Leonardo are urged to , attend the next business meeting I I of the Leonardo Citizen's Assocla- ' tion Friday evening. November 22, J -it the Community lire house. John 5 Uonaldson Is president and state several Important matters will be z d'scuued. among which are the -4 beach and automobile parking con- ditions for the coming summer. All Built for Comfort... Approved for Fashion PI persons, whether members of the 2 Citizens Association or not, are . . , Styled to Give Yc"? rf Satisfactory H welcome to attend, especially if they have any suggestions which u. I may be beneficial or complaints Service ! which they wish to make. Meetings H begin at 8:30 o'clock. MUDKUN SOFA BKD 3 Robert Krause, A. M. M. Ac-2. U. A.MJ CHAIR PI S. Navy, left for San Diego, Cali- fornia, following a 30-day furlough, Double purpose £0.'a . . . which he spent with his parents, thrifty space saver for Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krause of Ha- sleeping or lounging. Chair ' mllton avenue. Ozzie has been In not shown. S service more than four years, and 2 Pc. from - S169.BS X I expects to be sent abroad again af- u — j ter his return to California. -| | »The Scout Mothers auxiliary of PRACTICAL BUY ! _ Leonardo conducted a successful a Get vour beauty rest on card and game party, with an early z this matching box «prinjr _ Christmas gift bazar, at the Leo- it jjj , nardo grade school auditorium last or mattress. j) i Thursday evening. Mrs. James H. U. Priced from 189.95 2 I MacPhee, Jr. was chairman and j her assistants were Mrs. William 111 ROLL-A-WAY COT P Schenk, Mrs. Fred Alchele, Mrs. I- •n i Harold Rausch and Mrs. Robert Cot, spring end mattress 1*1 ' Holdsworth. Mrs. Robert Colleran, fold up in a jiffy and roll president, acted as ticket taker at away for easy storage. the door. All of the handmade ar- $19.98 ticles on display at the gift booth, were disposed of. The blind pack- age, sold on the cooperative plan, HOLLYWOOD BED was awarded to Mrs. James H. Here's a minimum of ex- MaoPhee, Jr. and the door prize u pense and a maximum of went to Mrs. James H. MacPhee, sleeping comfort. Sr. Highest score was made in pi- e Priced from 488.80 n nochle by Mrs. John Grodeska, at bridge by Mrs. •William Lawler, c moat games were won by Mrs. J. Walmo and firsi pon-playor price, You can't £-7 :, /. ::r ilr* than a StlBER- went to Mrs. Mclntosb. Also play- 2 Ing were Mrs. Sarah Jackson, Mrs. LING Special ServiceT Quality, low-stretch u Grace Ronaldson, Mr. and Ura. cord construction for long lift... taw-tooth Jack Ronaldson, Mr. and Mrs. An- h thon O. Lund, Mr. and Mn. Alfred *tead that gript the road for safety. m Knight, Mrs. James White, Mrs. John J. Moran, Mrs. Thomas Shar- ALL SIZES IN STOCK key, Sr,, Mn. Thomas Sharkey, Jr., Mrs. James Lundrigan, Mrs. David Mulr, Mn. James Glliespie, Mrs. Leon Bosckel, Mrs. Halen King, Mrs. Fr«d Alchele, tin. Matthew Erskine, Mrs, Ernest Bedell, Mn. OPENING FOR BUSINESS TOMORROW t , Hllbt M Will, i £ pi! Gertrude Hllbert,' Mr*. William ODD WALNUT, MAHOGANY AND Stamick, Mn. William Budxlnskl, a Mrs. George Kovelesky, Mr*. John FRIDAY. NOV. 15th. 9 A. M. MAPLE BEDS IN 3'3 - 4'6 FROM J. Connolly, Mn. Jerry Oenerelll, Mrs. Thomas Collins, Mn. Robert $19.95 to $39.9E " Holdsworth, Mr*. Frances Steven- u son, Mrs. J. Thorns, Mrs. Mary Van \ With A Full Line of Ness, Mrs. Richard B. Neu, Mrs. Rjiy your bedding nooil> mi coiiuMiieiil. Earl Yarnell, Mrs. Archie Black, Mrs. George Black, Mrs. Winnie TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES - RADIOS - RANGES crofiil terms. ' Come in uiid see us today ! McCarthy, Miss Peggy Black, Mils Alice Dayton, Mrs. Edward Brunts, Miss Val Grodeika, Mrs. Chester Outtormsen, Mrs, Charles Allen, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES • ACCESSORIES - TOYS Charles Allen, Mrs. Donald Goold, hi Mrs. Wllhemlna Macintosh, Mrs. Albert Wutiel, Mrs. Al. W. Cro«B and othen. Refreshments were a WHITE served.. . Mr. and Mrs, George Weaver en- t tertained a few friends Monday In FURNITURE & BEDDING CO. recognition of thetr daughter I Nancy's first .birthday, Tha guests A Ill and' daughter Carol Ann, Robert and James MoLaughlln, Mrs, Ches- ter Guttormsen, Mrs, Stephen Phone B. B. 6-1038 op 6-0327 Schwnrz, Mr. and Mrs. Emeraon Aabury Park Store at 147 Main 8i. Platto of Jersey City and Eldward *V I Walling of Spring Valley. 33 East Front St. Phone 6-3781 RedBa Mr. and Mrs. James Grodeika '• Jif't srn ITURE —. , W H ITJE FURNITURE and children, Bleanor ud Stndra, rtl I". i' RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Tea Given For Breakfast Lunch • Dinner Bag Four Buck Deer In Maine Fall Flowers At Their Best League Members TILTONS FLOWER SHOP New members .of the Junior Members of the Florists Telegraph Delivery Service league of Red Bank were Association, Inc. ^HELEN'S DINNER COTTAQE guests at the annual membership 2S MONMOUTH 8T, PHONE 6-2167 „ BED BANK Highway 33, half mJle South of Circle tea held Tuesday at the hom« at Mrs. .William A. B. Ditto at Ocean* port. Mrs. Thomas Kiely was-, EATONTOWN, N. J. hostess, Mrs. James Cowan, membership "The American Way To Peace" •jr- Tel. Eatontown 3-0004-Ml chairman,, gave corsages to Mrs. to Alvin H. Parker, Mrs. Norman H. ||^ We cater to Banquets, Private Parties, Etc. Stofflet, Mrs. Frauds Taylor, Sirs. Bussell Warden, Mrs. John Wat- A Lecture By son, Mrs. John Bassett, Mrs. Wil- liam Blair, Mrs. Joseph F. Hunter, Mrs. J. Spann Jeff era) Mrs. Mcr- Dr. Mario Pel of Columbia University rltt Lane, Jr., Mrs. H. Jackson Llndsley, Mrs. Whitney K. Mun- CORN FOR SALE son and Miss Joan McJIugh, new members. Sunday Evening, Nov. 17, af 8:30 Reasonable Price •• A fashion show was given by the Arthur Morton-Rosette Pennington Red Bank Catholic High School Auditorium shop of Red Bank with Mrs. Reta Wood, shop manager, as comment- CALL RED BANK ators League members serviijg as ADMISSION, 50 CENTS, Plus Tax. models were Mrs. Joseph C. Wil- liams, Mrs.* Frank Connolly, Mrs. J. Raymond Moore and Mrs. Ken- 6-0238 J neth F. Dletz. The Public Is Invited. 'Members voted a $75 contribu- Evenings after 7 o'clock. tion to the building fund of the Monmouth County-Organization for Social Service1, and a $5 contribu- tion to the Christmas fund for the state home for girls. As their an- nual Christmas project, several bas- kets will Jbe filled with food and toys for needy families in the Red Turkeys.... ROOF SHINGLES Pictured above from left to right arc Donald MacLaughlln, Earl B. Hepchel and Paul Joy, all of Bank area and distributed under Atlantic Highlands, who with Arnold Wolcott of Fair Haven bagged four big buck deer on a 12-day hunt- the direction of Mrs. Moore. ALL WEIGHTS AND SIZES ing trip to Shore Camp Hills, roar Benedicta, Me. They returned home Tuesday. A tea for the benefit of .the Buy your Thanksgiving bird now. Another member of the party was Forrest Hanna of Ellsworth, Me., who was formerly employed League thrift shop will be held I at Mr. Joy's Good Housekeeping shop on Monmouth street. Mr. Hanna also shot a buck deer. Ellory Tuesday, November 28, at the home We will keep it under SAFE ZERO STORAGE Bradstreet of Silver Ridge, who has known Mr. Joy since he was a boy, was guide for the party. of Miss Jean Watson in Rumson. AT CUT PRICES Mrs. Sloan Robertson is chairman, and members will bring clothing and other articles to be sold at the ROLL BRICK SIDING Surf and Field shop. ' Mrs. Dietz announced a COMPLETELY CLEANED Field Club - Rumson series of four dances to be held at BY STEW VAN VLEIT the Molly Pitcher hotel. Tirade A A Hen or Tom Turkeys A Few Striper Scores Over the 9 lbi. to 24 lbs. Past Week Await December 1 NEW KEITH MEMBERS. See Joe Shingles Bill Pells of Jersey City, fishing Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wafle and with William Fuller of Newark Auhough botn ,eams have two"^ Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Harrison 141 BAY AVENUE aboard the Henrietta out OS Bahrs | wcek-s beforc (hey mcet agnini thc merous Btars. Sam Yorg consistent- were welcomed as new members of The Task of Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner it x Landing, Highlands, boated three j inlerveni gamC3 wilI be strictly ly charged In and made his side Keith society of Christ church at HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY nice fish. Ad Howland of Rumson, | s(i *lones for the Leon!l,.QO of the line dangerous territory for Shrewsbury Sunday evening. A « greatly simplified by using Frozen Vegetables. fishing with Bill Lyman of the Set- : Fi(,]d rU|h (> ,h Rumson Vet- thc Rumson backs, and Dayton card party will be held December I ond National bank of Red Bank, , n.,^. ization t0 aUain Ine Wilson got off some short but 6 in the parish house at which time I boated three. The largest WBS a 22 , ,hts th desire for the rclm.n powerful drives from his fullbiic-k a turkey will be awarded. Gilbert' Buy our large size economy packages of pounder. On two nights Capt Jafk j December 1 after the 6-0 vie position. Nearly 4,000 crowded lhc H. Bush is in general charge of I arrangements for a Yulctide dance. Weller on the Johnny 1 of Johnny a lo lh Fjc]d clubbers osted over stadium. J Landing. Highland., boated 14. all th. v „ y, f ^ d PEAS - LIMAS - SPINACH - ASPARAGUS over 20 pounds w,th the largest , „ y J „„„. HURT IN FIC'IT D DIKSEL EWGINE HERE Rosette Pennington tipping the scales at 32^ pound--. onds of Sunday's thrilling gridiron Thomas. Comar and Mrs. Hazel For the died-in-the-wool striped .semi-pro classic. The Jersey Central railroad will Garbey, both of Headdcn's Corner, bass fisherman of Monmouth coun- CiaiU's sensational performance christen its first diesel-electric lo- will be hoard tonight by Recorder ty who would like to have a last was one of those things that hap- comotive at Belmar Saturday. It W. Gilbert Manson on charges of ZERO FOOD BANK Presents go at their favorite sport, conucu pen in a ball game which w;il sup- will be on exhibition at the Red assault, preferred by Harry Langrn- dorf, also of Hcaddcn's Corner, who Capt. Jack Weller of Johnny's Land- ply conversation for the fans for Bank railroad station that day be- 87 BROAD ST. RED BANK ing, Highlands. The Johnny 1 is an tween 4:30 and 7 p. m. The en- claims the couple injured him in a yens to come. The young athlete, fight. Langendorf was treated yes- open skiff. It is a rugged type of who is a student at Rumson high gine is named Frank J. Perkins PHONE R. B. 6-3454 A Group of Wool craft with plenty of ihiills if after a former trainman of the terday afternoon for minor cuts school and nn ex-Marine, complete- and bruises at Rivervlcw hospital. the ocean is rough nnd il is mighly ly levrrsrd his field when it was line who was killed in action in cold at night. To be on the safe 1 :tpp'.rrnt ho was trapped by a host World war two. Suits That Have Just Arrived side, bundle up plenty. or r.um.son:ans on a return or a purl. Joe Bolger and a host of The Battle of Monmciufh County Notice o( Settlement of Account. TRAILER L:unai do m' n supplied some equal- t&tiitr of M«r i ii LriiTK* lVnn. de- It sounded like nn invading aimy ly .-.^ns-itionnl blockirtg. and Ct"j;k ceased. iSdwar.l M. Hitrdii.it. Jr.. TMIM.) From England when*on opening day some 100.into headed for pay dirt with three of Notice ii hereby jciveri that (!IP ac- gunners took to the open .'irlils in his mntes accompanying him all count H of the suliscrbi in. trustees of COUPLINGS 1 quest of upland small game. Guns thp ctate of Buid detuned, w.lt be th« way. a.rditt'd and stated by the Siirrosrjiie of booming, dogs b?vin^. huntr-:s yah. • Designed And Executed For Her The only explanation available for the County of Monmouth ami repoi led yah, yahing for their hound?. fcr settlement to tht- Orphnns* Court nf the cir.ing of a punt with time run- Not all of the shootin;,- «as dune Bit id County, on Thursday, ihe tw.nty- n n^ out, even though it was fourth *Kih d:y of Decrmber. A. 1)., 1946. «t at game. Some rhot found i' way s down, "as that the P.utmon squad 10:00 o'clock a. m.. nt whirh time «p- into the soft flesh of follow -mi- lilicition will be rtiRde (or the allowance By The English Coutourier misunderstood the referee when he ners. Some into the juize IUUSUMS tultl thrm 24 seconds of play re- ummis^Kiui nnd ruun belonging to famine. One Mich in- trd: Novrmbrr 1 Jth. \. I).. 1»4H. ni.i inrd. (,EORli E T. CAMPHKI.I., cident ocelli led nt Houril tuwn.-hip It was a dean but hard-fighting •-' H>.< 67lh Slrcrl Priced At $135.00 where a roaster was kill.'tl wliilp N>« Y .,1 1, 1I'.ir. N Y. Knnio, with the statistics giving .d .tM|. B.ll ud crowing at dawn on lop of a rliirk- v HENRY 11. KRINLKY, I!um nn a wide margin in Import- null" i •aclt*tpvlncipl«.No en coop. Six poisons nto icporlrd Irnml back (»th or Jark- ant flfpn tments as asainst the fic- i.' S. J. . Complat*. shot. The law of averages is liouncl y l». Rnntry, to work out. osppriiilly when su^ll tile sx viittrn on the scoreboaid Rosette in the Leonardo ;iot. lied Bunk, >.'. J. a vast number of hunters gather Proctor in congested air;:.-, a!, o when tin = Kic'-.,n^ by both clubs was ojt- group is made up of a minority or fl;in:lm;T. Bolgrr and newly married Monmouth County Surretffate't Office. reckless, irresponsible gunnels wvo Vomit. Bennft shared honors in In Iht m,,ttrr ,,l lh. r-t»:.- of Wil. HIGH-SPEED that department for thc victors, Hum W. V«nith»n (\V. W. Vaujrh.in). disregard all the lules cif s;:fp;y in deceased. Notice to crpdilnrs to pre- the use of firearm?, and shoot at whiV Abe Pleasant and Bca'.tie sent clnima nifninst eiitnte. BENCH GRINDER ennmgton anything that moves and look af- drew f.ivorable comments for their Pvirsuant to the order of I)orm«n Mc- P terward. loc-agninst-leather work for Rum- Faddin. Surrogate of the County of Mon- 6-IN. WHEEL «n. That this was a feature of the mouth, made on the Iwr-lfth dny of No- Bunnies were scarce, quail and vember. 1946, on the Bpr»lica;ion of Alice Idaal (or (hop or homt craflsmtui. t-lnch game was surprising, in that the at the WHITEHOUSE pheasants practically nil. In spite M. VaUfrhttn and Matthew J. Burns, •m«rywh««l ii«ailly r«pl*c«dor conva LOCKING kickers for both teams were con- executors of the estate of Willlnm W. g gtari tntkt turnlnv 90 Broad St., Red Bank of the fact that the Fish and Game | Vnutrhnn IW. W, Vaunhnni, deceased, Culd*»rm la/ully ftdjuitabU. Cla tinually rushed by tenacious line- whtravtr n*«d«d. commission has carried on a liberal men. At half time Leonardo had notice is berePt uiven to the creditors Open Friday Evenings till 9 not ma of said deceased to exhibit to the sub- restocking program, anand dhavalibe rabbit;s ' de a single first down, while scribers, executors ns aforesaid, their ated many birds ' the Vets were grabbing /ive. debts and demands againU the said es- throughout the year, the reason for tate, under oath, within nix months from the dnte of thc nfmrsHHl order, or they One of the highlights of the af- w the scarcityy of game is not hard ill be forever barred of their actions MASKING th»refore atrnin.t th to figure out. Too many gunners, , tcrnoon was Jack Kaney's receiving r too limited hunting tey itory, not a pass from the mitts of Bennett Hated: Freehold. K. J., Novembe TAPE enough game to go around and an for thc Field club. Surrounded by I21h. 19) . ever increasing number of prcdn- i Humion men, Kaney, in a display ALICE M. VAUfiHAN. ALL FOR Boi \»l. Red Barrk. N. J. tors. In I hi' reporter's opinion, | of perfect timing, sprung into the MATTHEW J. RURNS. house cats which have gone wild, ' air to successfully complete the 129 Woodland Avenue. top the list among the predators. '< Piny "id deny what appeared to Weitflcld. N. J. Foxes are on the increase and it > be certain interception, has been reported that they are be- I F°f Rumson, Tony Mellaci, Boon- Beautiful Venetian Blinds $ ing liberated which is contrary to ie Keyes and Pleasant did excellent Cedarwood or Aluminum Slata the law. The wet spring had a lot backfleld work, jvhile their line sported several outstanding players. Installed complete on your win> EXHAUST to do with natural propagation. dows. Payments thru F.H.A. Ed Pitts at guard and Eddings at If upland game hunting is to be DAVID MAIR preserved there must be more pub- center played bang-up defensive EXTENSION 18.75 CHAMQNE AVE. LEONARDO football. lic hunting areas leased or pur- r.1. A. H. 1-0B20-W chated. Production of quail and The Field club likewise bad nu- EASILY pheasants must b« stepped up to a AnACHED new high and an intensified pro- de NINO gram of I'crmine control put into operation. IS OFFERING Missed Our Chance A mighly whir of wings; a fusil- j He makes lade of shot; a derisive rauruscrow and he sailed ovei- to an adjoining THIS COLD WAVE field ^here a single shot brought lending a him down. The lucky gunner held him up for us to see and called out, WHICH INCLUDES "Thanks, fellows!' That was as near as Fred Noble of Holmdel, friendly business Judge Crowell of Little Silver and POCKET LIGHT A RESTYLING AND the reporter came to connecting on j N. R. MATTHEWS AND KEY CHAIN BRAKE FLUID the opening Jny of the gunning HAIR SHAPING FOR season. HIS Ls the friendly man- both single and married, K ayi at night T ager of the local Person- and everything ls kept •nd llyht attaehadforsafety. An Overall Picture of Present al Finance Cortnpany office. strictly private. No outsid- THIS OFFER LASTS Sportsmen's Activities Even though lending money ers are Involved. He arrang- Them is so much going on in the to folks here In Aabury es convenient monthly pay- outdoor spoils world that a sports-j Park Is his full-time lob, be ments to fit every budget TWO WEEKS ONLY man finds it hard to keep up with believes that ni one should ar/d charges are made only them all. The upland aeusun juat I borrow unnecessarily. But for the actual time the starling, ihe walerfowl senson ap- when n loan Is to a person's money Is kept. NOV. 15th to NOV. 20th proaching its peak with the arrival j advantage, lie provides folks If you decide that a loan la <>r Ihe hiuRclhills due any clay. Due Ttcre with needed cash to your advantage, be tcure HEATER to Ihe exceptionally mild f*ill, sev- promptly and privately. to come to see the Mi nager ^HACKSAW eral species nf suit watrr fish are He gets a lot of satisfaction of the Personal Finance at thrlr pe»k. A new anil liravy out nf his )ob, for the ser- Company today. If you SWITCH run c)f BUMOMP hut* ailiveil, a'.ong vice ho renders Is a helpful phoncS In advance, be «>«h bv cl.mp. He ruts out needless rig- 21 BROAD ST. mackerel and a number of i'id. sign and pick up the cash. lly daihrnad. PHONE ^3119 R. B. Mackerel are off thci Scotland Light marole and makes borrow- Or, if that's Inconvenient, ship; stripers by lhc thousands at ' Ins money a simple, friend- phone or write and he'll tell High quality ••••! frama North Point of thc beach. They am , ly transaction. He mokes you how to get your loan with pistol grin handla scarce along the surf fiom Seal loans lu men and women entirely by mall. U NOTICE Bright to §|irinn Lake; Rond at | WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Sandy Hook, where some brutsors !

THEFT AT KAiTONTOVVN About $200 In cash anil an llndl.s- \ 001 BANGS AV1?., ASBUItV PARK Miss Ruth and Miss Marjorie closed sum in checks wen- stolen 10th FLOOR. ELIWTRKI BI.OG. 42 West Front St. from the *afe nt thc Tldcwutor />•<• FORMERLY WITH A"NN\S BEAUTY SHOP Hoclatcd' Oil company oltico at rhono Asbury Park 2-7805 RED BANK, N. J. EntonUDwn Monday night. Thieves Cnarita art 2V\% monthly on b«line«. " Do. S70 ARE NOW WITH THIS SALON. also nttempto* to broali Into Iho ' Olniid Siturd»i EifKfntown railway station. Opon » tu 6.—Han, through Frl, avinlngi by «ppolntm«nt V/i rtitrvt Iht rlihl •( llmlllng auanllty RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Everett - ENROLL NOW - Public Stenographer • Mimeographing Church Group To Present Operetta Miohael Lepore and son Mario

Bank. Sponsors were Mrs. Marie Belford Dreher and Joseph Connelly. A re- Highlands Mr. and Mrs. John Waters and ception was held later at the home Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooke of children spent several days last of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rio de Janiero, Brazil, are the par- week with relatives In Newark. Ernest Volkland. Others present Restaurants and Taverns ents of a daughter born November Mrs. John Ayreu U visiting: her were Miss Marilyn Dreher, East 7. Mr. Cooke la the ton-of Mr. and sister, Mrs. Samuel Haddaway of Orange; Mrs. Joseph Connelly, Miss Ruth Connelly, Kenneth Con- Mrs. Daniel F. Bowman. Neavltt, Md. The Sons and Daughters of Lib- FRESH KILL Mr«. Lester Walling and sister, nelly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connel- ly, Miss Anna Conn, Elizabeth, «nd erty will have a meeting and Polly' Mrs. George BartleEOn. spent Mon- anna party Monday night In the old day at New York city. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Volkland and son and Mrs. Orville Casler, Bel- borough hall. Birthdays for Octo- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Downs of ford. ber, November and December will Rockvllle Center, L. I., spent the be celebrated. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Mrs. Jane Johnson celebrated her birthday Friday with a dinner for St. Andrew's ^hurch members will Lohshen. have a card party In the parish Mr. and Mrs Edward Bennett her children, Bradford Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Walling rooms November 23. TURKEYS and friends are visiting Niagara and daughter Joanne. The Daughters of Liberty lodge Let It Rain Cats and Dogs Falls for a few days. attended the Sunday evening ser- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rots and Scouts Bruce Miller, Kenneth vics at the Methodist church. Rev. Watch out for that "rainy day" that Invariably •trlkea. Be daughter Rose, Frederick Price Duffle, Donald Merker. Chester J. Hillman Coffee was in charge. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! Aockhili and Bruce Smith, and prepared for It! Start now on a definite Savior* Plan M and Mrs. Margt Lambrecht of New- The Methodist church band, or- ark spent Sunday with Mr. and Scout leaders Tommy Calms and ganized by Rev. nnd hU$* J. Hill- you'll be ready to meet any emergency that might arise. Our Mrs. Clarence Skillman and Henry Bill Sefcik of Troop 27 took part In the pageant, "Scouts in Action", man Coffee, expects W play Sun- current dividend rate Is a generous t\i% ... your money Is Price in celebration of Mr. Price s day at the Sunday-scHbol services. birthday. which was held Saturday in the The Women's Society df Chrlstlah Big Broad Breasted Insured up to $8,000. Drop Into this local, friendly institution convention hall, Asbury Park. Miss G«rtrude Wagner of Coun- Scout Commissioner Harold Cope- I Service met Tuesday niVht at tye •-one of our officers will be happy to advise yon. try Club estates spent three d&ys land and Mrs. Copeland'and Neigh- I church and entertained t\e^eljfl with Nonna Jean Jaeger. borhood Commissioner C. R. Smith, j ship circle. A Youth Fellowship Young Milk and Corn Fe^d Mr. and Mrs. Romeo and daugh- Jr., and Mrs. Smith also attended | meeting will be held this evening ter Theresa spent Monday at Bris- the show. at the Collins home. . COank tol. Pa. Mrs. Edith Jeffers has returned Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunning- Direct From The Farm Ml«s Jennie Bransky of Jersey after a three-week vacation with ham of Newark spent the week-end City spent several days with her her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. at their summer home on North sister, Mrs. Leo Zehnick. Donald MacLeod of Indianapolis, street. SAVINGS - LOAN ASSN. Jay Ronald Connelly, Infant son Ind. The Republicans held a victory of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Connelly Capt. Albert Runyon, Mrs. Pearl dinner Saturday night at th» Cedar PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW of Elizabeth, was christened Sun- White and grandson, Clifford White, • inn. Among those present were day at the Lutheran church, Red spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | Mayor and Mrs. A. Meade Robert- Frank C. Underhill of Hlghtatown. son, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Pills- Call and See For Yourselves T-Sgt. Ivor R. Jones of Fort Dix bury, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Mc- spent the week-end at his home Vey, County Clerk J. Russell Wool- here. . ley, Harry Wellsfnrd, Mr. and Mrs. ' George Hardy. Mr. and1 Mrs. Fred Mr and Mrs. Hairy Perkin and I Kie.'erdorf, Mr. and Mrs. Frank daughter Joan of M;lford, Conn., •• Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman, werg week-end guests of Mr. and I Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. George V. Brown. Mrs. Al Lowell. I John Ra*t and Louis Loder, Jr. DAVIDSON Mrs. Thomas Orr and daughters, I Members of the Highlands Lions Joan and Arleen, and Mrs. Nettle White Acres Turkey Farm Whittaker have returned to Ifting- • club placed wreaths on the graves WINES and LIQUORS »ton, N. Y., after spending a week of three deceased members Sunday. with Luther Walling arnd family. ' At each grave a short service was NUTSWAMP ROAD 39»/2 BROAD ST. RED BANK, N. J. PHONE 6-3334 R. B. ! conducted by Charles Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs. John Renton and Deceased members of the club are son, Staff Sergeant Robert Renton, have returned after spending a 'Grandin V. Johnson. George E. RED BANK 6-1247. week with Mr. and Mrs. John To- Jenkinson, Jr., and Charles Herb- Buy Your Holiday Needs Now man of Raleigh, N. C. WHILE THE PRICES ARE LOW The Anderson family, who for- Armistice day services were con- merly resided on Morris avenue, ' ducted Monday at the soldiers' ALL 8TANDARO BRAND8 OF WHI8KEY BY THE CA8E have moved to Shelter Island. Mr. monument by the Legion and V«t- and Mrs. John Danuck have rented ' erans of Foreign Wars posts. An WE DELIVER WHISKEY,' WINE, CORDIALS IN CASE LOT8 ANY the house on Morris avenue. Mrs address was made by Rev. Eugene Danuck Is the former Alice Do- Kelly, rector of the Church of Our PLACE IN THE STATE OF N. J. JU8T CALL R. B. 6-3334 v browski of Campbell's Junction. Lady of Perpetual Help, and wreaths were placed at the monu- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Golden are ment base. Bellows Imported Choioest Liqueur the parents of a daughter, born Now I Monday morning at Rlvervlew hos- Tti« Red Bank Ragiiter Is tupliort«d FRUIT BRANDY by local ns well aa out-of-town builnesi JAMAICA RUM, 19 Years Old ™» 6.61 MOHAWK pital. men.—Advertisement, Blaok berry 40% 8TRAIQHT Aprloot Cherry 06 Three-Day Watch and Clock Peach 4 WHISKEY Fifth BELLOWS OVER 5 YEAR8 IMPORTED D. O. M. Repair Service Benedictine 69 WBISKEYTA. BLEND 45 .72 Or B-B 8 WINE—California Grain Spirits CASE—U FUthi ROMA, 07 40% 8tralght Whiskey Port, Sherry .-.fifth I Over 5 Years Old FIFTH COLCOMBET SELDIN'S QUALITY JEWELERS Port, 8herry, Muscatel .fifth 1" CRESTA BLANCA 1 60 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK BLENDED WHISKEY Port, Sherry .fifth V ALL GRAIN 5th Case GROWERS OLD RESERVE Imperial 3.40 40.80 PORT, 8HERRY Park A Tllford 3.40 40.80 1.26 '/i GAL. Carstalrs 3.45 41.40 Bring Your Watches and Clocks To Seldin's Old Hermitage ... 3.68 43.82 FRENCH COGNAC IMPORTED into ever b we do A11 work Philadelphia A SMALL 3 STAB we put the 'KNOW HOW y J° - 8ohenley ,32 DEPOSIT RESERVES 3 46 HENNESSEY 5th 7" is guaranteed. Our watchmaker has over 50 years' experience Kinsey „ 8 STAB Seagram's 7 Cr.... 3.88 46.68 MABTEL 5th at the bench. ?:* Calvert Res. 3.80 48.80 Jlth 7" at REEDS Gallagher A S STAB Burton Blk. Lab. 3.47 41.84 COUEVOISIEB ...5th 6" Think how thrilled she'll be when her Christmas REMEMBER: Four Roses. package proves to hold a gorgeous diamond duette. 4.26 51.12 APPLE BRANDY Mount Vernon 3.80 Fifth Here Is but one of many ... a matohed ensemble Lord Calvert. 4.B3 LAIED'S with 6 glistening diamonds. 8 STAB 3" 3-DAY SERVICE AT SELDIN'S 3 Feathers, Oraln 3.87 48.44 HILDICK'S $125 Harwood Can. 9.31 75,72 BLK. V • „ Urffit Jtw.lers In Central JtUty • .Crystals fitted while you wait. All sizes and shapes. DOBB8

. • Carstalrs 1788 4,42 5S04 BBOWNTOWN 4.34 PAYMENTS QT. „*. TIMED TO SUIT YOUR fel. Red Bank 6-1618 CONVENIENCE '» ,' BEJE** R ~ Case or Bottle 60 Broad St., Red Bank

:I,.i' nl\' I l\\*:*i\k'i h,U n'i • t A!'1 <-rur in Methodist parsonage. Sc-outs of troop 92. William Le- important positions as telephone operators. han, Harold Dean. Harold Coliard You. loo, «il| like bring a l?lc|ilioi>p operator. and John Miiio and tioop commit- tcemen Jofeph L*ehan and Ernest l'a> is gooil inercasrs rcgularlj — and ) mi E. Peseux atlended the "Scouts in n»«nrinlr uitli pcoplf toil like. Action" show at the Convention hall. Anbury Park, Saturday night. \\h> mil »pp\> !••!:.. ?.JiiM rail "Chirr Hazlet fire company No. 1, Boy Operator." * Scout troop 92, Cloverleaf troop 25, Announcing Our Grand Opening I Girl Scouts and Brownie troop 18 attended the welcome home vet- erans' parade in Keyport Saturday Jerse\ Bell afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tintle of Telej>lionp Comjiain Pompton Plains wcj c week-rnd quests at the htimr of Mr. and Mis. Georpe Emmons. Twelve memhors of the Junior Mcthodi.«t Youth Frllowship attend- ed the i ally at Farmingdale Satur- MOLLY PITCHER SUPER MARKET day evening. Mr and Mm. Rhcinhoid Dex- '.E.TONE.PERFORMANCE.MUE 4 hirnler and dnughteia Anita and Claire spent the week-end at Flush- ins, 1* I . with relative*. 'a&atk in Small Radio • Mr. and Mrs. John DoUon ot Brooklyn visited Mrs. Elmer Dol- Self Service Low Prices son Sunday of last week. Miss Ida M. Walling and Miss Anna Cowles spent one day la-st week in Newark. Here in Wide \;:rirlv.' Incorporating Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smale have Quality Only new devrlopnienls — giving TI1KKL returned home from an automou.le TIMI'S THE POWKR of pre-war radio. tiip to Florida, * Delivery By Courtesy Service. Phone R. B. 6-3144 18-20 Monmouth St. WE PLEDGE OURSELVES TO SELL ONLY THE BEST . . . EVERYTHING GUARANTEED !

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PRIME SIRLOIN Emerton Pknii'Tndin \1nJ> I ••* RIB ROAST lb. 506. Radio . ,irut • phnn"Ct.Ml1' lb. 59 STEAKS AA Steer Beef * Choice Cuts combination •with nutoni.iiir IT- 59 ord changer fur rontiiitimis |il;i> • AA Steer Bsef ing of 10 in.and 12 in. »123: record*. LEG8 or RUMPS BONELE88 ROLLED VEAL ROASTS lb. VEAL lb. 59 Milk-Fed 49 Milk-Fed • Hmortnn 3 War I'nrlablm A. IWautifullV • trim* simulated Mmlrl .«.?, ACDi: nn.l Imtlrrj- |te«rl«. O|ici dlicn. F\rr|il innnl pnurr LARGE JUICY FLORIDA nur! rann*. Hdndloinr. Murdy < -llnrift. ' l.n, llallrtir.. Cdoz B. 10K1. tn SWEET POTATOES ORANGES filled braceltt. 2**19 29

8 60 C. Dilnly ••!- LARGE FANCY OTHER MODELS—start ing at 21 till* with hi/ *n A m HARD RIPE Blrtbilom. '24.50 18c lb PEPPERS CRIDIT TIDMI AVAILAill TOMATOES 2*15' i fc»CT»«trd«w«l«r»-tiy CnwOf J«n»T— EXTRA FANOY GOOD CALIFORNIA - 46 Monmouth St. Phone Red Bank 6-3536 2* 19c BROCCOLI 19 130 Brondway I'hiinr IxillK Hriineli 0-(NI70 CARROTS . Large Bupohaa 60 Broad 8t., Red Bank

-I. .,. * •! RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. East Kearuburg Riverside Heights Rome Film Shown Mm. Agnes EHefaon bu been Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of To Holy Cross PTA confined to her bed by Illneu. Headden's Corner are renovating LITTLE Mra. Walter, yaa Nortwlck, Sr., their house, '. The. work Is .being A film pertaining to the llbera-. Goldin s Ulll with jrip. done by Gallagher Miller of Glen- tion of Rome was shown through The Ladles' auxiliary of the fire dale park. When the work is com- the courtesy of Mr. Fowler ot Saa company will hold election of offi- pleted the house will be occupied Bright, following a meeting Tues- SILVER cers December 3. > by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simmons, day night of Holy Cross Parent- A nirprlte itork shower was held who have moved from Tennessee. Teacher association. Mrs. Edward for Mrs. .Ruth Adams after th« Mrs, Frank Hirst of the Chapel O'Brien, president, and Mrs. John MCGREGOR Clock Shop regular meeting of the Ladles' aux- Hill rood Is employed at the Prown- Mulhern, were delegates yesterday Lit a Singer AND iliary ?of the Mlddletown township Cooper store on Broad Btreet, Red to the Regional FTA meeting at LIQUORS Spert pat first aid squad last week." Bank. Keansburg. > VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS Mrs. Virginia Veth Kellogg has Mrs. George Kuhl of the Tlndall Mrs. Joseph Healy was -named Tour m«-~ _._ PROSPECT AVE., been elected president of the East road has been spending a few days chairman for the next monthly chine in fint-dis» running order. WILSON'S SPORTSWEAR Clocks and Watches Keansburg first aid squad auxil- with her niece, Mrs. Edward Price card party, Friday, December 6 at Reasonable charges. Eitimate fur- iary. Mrs. Jane Craln was elected of South River. LITTLE SILVER j Holy Rosary hall. Assisting her nished in (drance. vie* president, Mrs. Anna Stover, The Sew and So club met last will be Mrs. Herbert Langler, Mrs. CHAMP HATS of All.Kinds Repaired secretary; Mrs. Peggy Frenchman, week at the home of Mrs. Edward John Shlppe, Mrs. Edmund Carey, Phone R. B. 6-3343. j treasurer, and Mrs. Marion Cruse, Meisler, and then visited Mrs. Mrs. Edward Fallon, Mrs. Henry good and welfare. The trustees Marshall Smith, a patient at the Bauer, Mrs. Elmer Blumel, Mrs. ' 4 f elected were Mrs. Frances Youngs, Hazard hospital. They presented George Dlskon, Mrs. Thomas • F. SINGER Serving New Jersey for 25 years as a master watoh Mrs. Irene Cruse and Mrs. Mary her with a sunshine basket. Pres- Bolger, Mrs. Robert Hearn and BLENDED WHISKIES' Mayer. and dock maker. Specializing in repairing grand- ent were Mrs. Martin McGulre, Mrs. George Gowan. Sewing Center OLDIN'S ' *' •» i fathers docks. Mr*. Irene Cruse will be chair- Mrs. Peter Qrandlnetti, Mrs Frank Chairman for the December card P. M 4/B rjti 3.48 man for the Ladles' Christmas par- Hirst, Mrs. Charles Scott, Mrs. party will be Mrs. John Mulhern. Clocks Called For and Delivered. ty December 10 to be held at the Fred Bremyer, Mrs. Chris Jaeger, Mothers who will serve breakfast 43 Monmouth Street MEN'S SHOP Klnsey 4/6 qt. 3 first aid home. Mrs. Serena Havena and Mrs. An- to the children following Holy A surprise stork shower was giv- gle Ward. Communion the first Friday in De- Klnsey qt 4.80* Call Red Bank 6-3111-J en Mrs. Dorl* Hclnke Tuesday At a meeting of Mlddletown cember are Mrs. Alfred LaBrecque, Red Bank G 29 BROAD STBEET • CARLTON THEATER BUILDING evening. township firs company No. 1 last Mrs. Walter White, Mrs. Howard Paul Jones 4/Bqt. 3,42 week, Gabriel SirapHdo of Nave- Tilton, Mrs. Dennis K. Byrne, Mrs. Phone R. B. 6-3806 BED BANK 08 MONMOUTH 8T. RED BANK sink River road was elected fourth Charles Sweeney and Mrs. Mul- Garstairs "1788" 4/Bqt. 4.42 Atlantic Highlands assistant chief for the eighth dis- hern. John Murphy was taken to Mon- trict. Imperial 4/B qt. 3,40 ' mouth Memorial hospital Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teed have by the first aid squad. returned to their home on Stateslr Four Roses 4/5 qt 4^28 $ Records! Records! Records! Bayshore first aid squads met place after taking an automobile Gallagher eft ,- Tuesday at the fire house. trip to Nova Scotia. Herman Dauster, Albert Maaon, The community social club was Burton's 4/Bqt. 3.47 n HE+R Godfrey Horn and Charles Ely entertained at the home of Mrs. went to south Jersey over tha Victor Satter at Little Silver last 24-Hour Repair Service Calvert Res 4/B qt 3.90 Jimmie Dtlrante's week-end to make arrangements week. Present were Mrs. John for deer hunting. Bom back. Mn. Mae Schenck, Mrs. Hunter 4/B qt. A "Cwmn Borne, A yellow floral wreath was placed Emma F. Snyder, Mr«. George — IN — Tour Madder*! on Memorial Parkway in observ- Hembllng and Mrs. Mabel Hurley. Three Feathers 4 5 qt. 3,-93 ance of Armistice day. Mrs. Hembllng was the prize win- Members of the girls' choir of ner. Sohenley Res 4/6 qt 3..8S 2 the Presbyterian church gave The Sew and So club will hold a Three Suns stork shower Friday for Mrs. Rob- rummage sale In the room of Mid- ert Means. dletown council. Jr. O. U. A. M., in "Humor* Arc A party was held Friday night at Eilert hall, Middletown Village, Hying* RADIOS and ELECTRICAL the home of Mrs. Aline Rauscher, Saturday. November 30. "Five Minute* choir director of the Presbyterian The women's auxiliary of the More" church. Attending were Mr. and Fair View first aid squad met list lira. Hunter Pollock. Mr. and Mr». week at tha home of the president, Robert Means, Ambrose Lawrence, Mi»s Ida Goodspeed of the Country Mrs. William H. Hadfleld, Mrs. E. Club estates. Those present were TOYS Kline VanBrunt, Mrs. James Latta, Mrs. Arthur Soden. Miss Joyceland APPLIANCES Mrs. Louis Augustine, Mrs. James Soden. Mrs. William Tollman, Miss USE OCB Rudd, Mrs. John Irwin. Mrs. • Shirley Tallman. Mrs. Peter Gran- LAY-AWAY George Ploger and Rev. Donald idinetti, Mrs. Cbatles Scott, Mis. Correal. (Walter Patterson, Mrs. Albert Klot- is being featured at PLAN Mrs. Louis Augustine, who was zin. Mr«. Stanley Meiloch. Mrs. NOW soloist at (he Sunday services of jjohn Meiloch, Mrs. William Kane. the Presbyterian church, will take Mrs. James H. Goodspeed, Mn. A FOB over the directorship of the junior George Wagner. Mrs. Ida Langen. 0HBI8TMA8 choir. Miss Marjorie H. Stewart of I Mrs. John J. Walling and Mrs. Camden spoke Monday night at Llie Lawrence Flannagan. The next N Sunday-school board of education meeting will he he!d November 21 Harold's Radio; About 10 members of the MetSiod- an-1 Mrs. Pe'.ir Qr-r.t'.'nrt'.l of D lst church will attend a Cruaade l.ei.-ht-.n avenue, Red Bank, will for Chi 1st rally today at 'he Meth- be the hosteiM odist church at Keyport. Martin McGulre is erect ng en Home & Auto Supply. •«• Mr. and Mrs. William Wheeler of h'3 property ri tovj-atory cem;nt 35 Monmouth St. Phone 6-2020 Red Bank Monmouth avenue are parents of a block building with an apartment daughter, born Friday at Mon- above. The building "'ill be used Electric Shop mouth Memorial hospital. by Mr. McGuire for his plumbing and heating business, with offlcts. showroom and a shop. The build- 34 WEST FRONT ST. RED BANK | ing ia 30x93 feet a.nd will cost $20,- 1000. Wrier the building is com- pleted Mr. McGwire expects to have one of the finest shops cf its kind | in the townbip,. T!v» P.TM ..-i-n:. CURIOS - OBJECTS DART | above the ihop "have already been See our line of Radios and Electric Appliances. leased. , Port Monmouth A wide selection of leading makes from which to 1 The Ladlea' auxiliary of the fire 45.72 CASE •ompany met r:t the fire house Mon- choose. 'iy ni^ht and mndfj final p'.'-ns for ANTIQUES i r.iz£Tjeracla and dance at the fire 1 .ouse Friday night, November 23. ?: .ies will be awarded to persons FAMOUS IMPORTS exposed to in costume. and SPECIALTIES Boy Scouts of troop 83 attended ; - -.d took part in ins "ocoutjg in Hennessey .*.?tio'i" at A3 tiny Par!: Corvcnuon hall Saturday afternoon and even- Three Star 4/B qt. 7.31 ing. Boys from the troop who at- Martell tended were Robert Pulscti, Fred \ Three 8tar 4/5 qt. 7.25 i Frelbott, James Werse, Wilbur AUCTION Lube, Norman Merker, John Courvoislr Quackenbush and Robert Berls. Notice • • • • • Three 8(ar 4/6 qt 8.89 Also attending were Scoutmaster Albert Quackenbush, Walter Burk- Remy Martin Mr. M. Morrill, Prop, of the hardt, Fred Freibott and Robert Berls, Sr. V.8.E.P 4/B qt 9.61 Betty Jane Butler of Brooklyn Bisqult Dubouchet spent a week's vacation with her Three Star 4/B qt. 7.35 grandmother, Mm. CharleB Zeltman. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller spent Monet last week-end with friend* at Tea- Yankee Trader neck. 1946 Three Star 4/B qt 7.34 PROPOSALS FOR BIDS Dom Benedictine 4/B qt 8.^8 Boroufh of Shrewsbury, N. J. Cherry Herring .4/6 qt 8.11 Notic* ii hereby flron that the Mayor 23-25 W. FRONT ST. and Council of the Borough of Shrews- bury, will at the Borough Council Cham- Taffel Aalborg > bers, in the. school auditorium, Shrews- bury, N. J., on Tuesday. December 3rd, Akvalt 4/Bqt8«5 1946, at 7180 p. m., receive, open, and Pernod Verltas ..4/B qt. 84ft RED BANK, N. J. consider bidi or proposals for the col- lection, removal, and disposal of ftar- Chartreuse bape, ashes, offal, wait*, refuse and rub- bish that may accumulate, within the Christmas Yellow, 88 Proof 7.83 limits of laid Borough, for a period of three years, beginning about February Chartreuse f Announces his retirement from active trading and I, 1947 and ending about January 81,' 1950, in accordance with the specifica- Qreen, 110 Proof .8.88 tions adopted by the Borough and on exposes his enormous stock to the public at auction. Ale with the Clerk of the Borough of Shrewsbury. Specificat.oni, contract Bols Orem* de Cacao - 8.49 forms and forma of proposals H»«y be obtained from the Borough Clerk by the Bols Creme de Menthe .. 8.48 Several thousand pieces of antiques, curios and rare parties desiring to bid for itUd contract. Bidi must be made on the proposal Bols Cherry 8.48 form and in the manner designated therein and si required by the spo- Club collectors items will be offered at auction for 2 days. Bols Blaokberry 8.46 elflcatioQj. Bid• muit be ancJoaed in sealed envelopes, addreiied to the "Mayor and Council QJ th« Borough of Bols Anisette 6.46 Shrewsbury, N. J.." bearing on the out* tide the name and address of the bid- der and the words "Bid for Collection, Removal and DfapOsal of garbage, ashes, offal, waste, r*f"4e and rubbish." Bach WILL CLOSE bidder must submit with hli bid a cer- "Buy It Now" tified check, payable to the order e!ut.-J liy lhe SilrrojaH of data required by tha proposal or bid SATURDAY, NOV. 16 the County ot Monniyuth and reported MONDAY AND TUESDAY form. /or letllment to the Orphans' Couftof Each bid mutt also be accompanied laid Countj, on Thuntlny, 'he Fifth'••/ by a letter, addressed to the Mayor and ot p.c«mbor.,A. li. i'Ht. at 10:0) «.-|n.. Council, from a responsible Surety Com- • t which tlmo apulicaiion »ill b^ tai* pany authorised to transact business in tar the allowance of commiaslal>9 find the State of Now Jersey, offering to cour.Bel fi*ai. net si surety upon the bond of Lhe bid* Dated Oclobtr I, A. D. 1B4I. NOV. 18th-NOV. 19th der, should the contrsct be awarded to NO PAYMENTS WILL Bt ACCEPTED FAY C. HOLI.V (formerly jiilt him. 115 E. a«lh St., Now York CitJ, J«4 " The IUCCMI/UI bidder shell, wlUWn MORRIS SMOLEN. i ) ten days after the acceptance of his bid, AFTER CLOSING DATE. Whltehaad Road, Hnrrnlnwn. If. J., txeeuU • written contract with the Bor- Esucutoii. At the above premises from ough cQV«rini the work and in the form Harold N, O.it, appr«v«4 by tht Borough Attorney, a SIS gute St.. bond to the Boroagh in th« full amount Perth Amhor. N. J. of tha contract, with surety approved by Proctor. th« Borough Council, conditioned for 10:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M. each day. tha faithful performance of the con- IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY tract by the contractor. The TO RALPH J. PABKELLi ,', ' The following Provisions are Included By virtue ot an order of the Ooarf The spacious sales room will accommodate a seated audience of several In tha oontrjet and ipealAoatlafiii The ot Chancery ol lhe Slate of New Jer<*r. i contractor shall collnot, remove and dis- made oh the 14th dux of October. 194I# , pose of nil garbage, nahei, nffttl, ivnato, In a cnule wheKln Nelda $. I'afkell ll. hundred people. All conveniences. refuse nnd rubbish, betvjeen the hours of retltloner and jrou are defendant, ran'. fliSO' A. m. and 6 tOO p. m., on Tuesday MERCHANTS TRUST CO. are hertby required to an.wer the 9**f' and Saturday of eaoh week dining the tltlon of petitioner on or before MM i period from October 1 to May 1 o( eaoh Hth itnj o| Deoember. nut, and In . ._ Sale conducted under supervision of year, and on Tuesday, Thuridny and OF RED BANK fault thereof, luoh deor, AanKHAanKHbrr 450 Washington Si, Alkntown, P«nti* ORTBUDR O, VANVI.IRT, Snlltltori for rol Borough ClirV, H Droad Str«et, Kid Biiik. N. J, * Faze Fourteen. RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES SGOOND-SIZli potatoes, _ pumpkins, TWO WABM ladr's winter eoati, else SQUARE OAK dining tabl«, four chain. WOMAN'S COATS. One aqua blue win- FURNACES—All' sites. Combination POULTRVMEfra SBBVICE. rrerrthlng WE HAVE THE mat.rl.ls to do row golden bantam msi corn, feed. 20, one black, with red fox collar, Call Long Branch qlUIJ* ter wool, sini H: on* winter revers- •tores; gas ranges and heaters. Ssroi (or the poultrj keeper I Dlsbrow roofing or siding job now. Par as little __A._i_-i_>__r_i LADDEHS no^ stvallnblti Broth.rs. WhaUpond Rosd. U-mlla west as 15 monthly. No down payment.; wheat rye. sailed wheat and rye straw. other green tareed. $20 each; also por* ible raincoat, rlald, ilie 14, good con- uel Swarti, 14' West, Front street. Bed Cali Rtd Bank J-010S, Monmonth Coo.; Call Halmde'. 0-7704. celsln lined icebox. Call Red Bank 6. 2*4, 28, 32 and 84-foot. W. D. SwArt- dition, ressonabla. Call Bed Bank « Bank, fhon« 8-1387.' ' v. of West Lon*£rr»nijh- school. Cor it* 1 0809-W. zel, farm iuppllei, Bkilet. Phon* Kty. H8». mornings.* IWsry or' trta ssrvles phont Long •traction Co., Hlshway 15, at' Head; ,;; ONE Ht> «00 Bliuard enillaga. cutur. JUST ARBIVBDt wood and metal oom dan's Corner. ; •',» ;- thoroughly rebuilt; narder tUo; on*DUBO WATER pump, »35. Phone Key- port 1*1109. TWO MEN'S SUITS, lisa 88, short, new, • blnatlon sink and tab cabinets, with Branch 2««0.' ' . - '" • - •- SIX-FOOT COOLERATOR, v«y Sood M0 each; man's Gtuiterflald, very AUTO LOANS. *vm"|ap0 only. Privitttf INT-RIOK AND axttrior painting. »-; brand-new chicken plucker. Phone Red port 7-1489. chrome trim:and•'leiKeti: also wall cab- tlroates cheerfully glvan. Phont: POWER DRIVER kuk ««w.- all coip. condition! reaBonabU, Pnont Bed Banit good condition, slie 40, f 16; girl's inets. Samuel 3warts, 14 West Front c*r ialu fln»o«d for, in j iBOUBt, IK 6-0165. Chesterfield, site 86, $10, very good •treat, Red Bank. Fhone-«-U87.« months to |uy. «»co«t Ftnanc« Com- Keanaburg 6-032»-J, RsEvliOUsE fiullalng, Wrscklm Co: plete, 145. A real buy. Phone Key- pany, 00 BroAd stweU Rfd Bank. CARPENTER WORK wanted. RooSng, ' We sell used bulldlm material! and port 1-14S9. STUDIO COyCH; Stevens .22 repeater condition. Phone Bed Bank 6-1978-M.* CONTRACTOR'S SHANTY, 6 foot bjr OST—Diamond and sapphire line. Tit- shotsrunt llvinir rdotn set; wheel chair; Phona lUd Bank l_84. . - . aiding, Insulation and dttntral rapalr>f • Jaw MtUn».iaIlow gold. Taken from plumbing supplies. Highway !(, Keyport, AUTOMATIC DINETTE set, four seats COAL STOVE, small, excellent con 8 'oot, suitable for portable- offlo, »U. Ing Michael Frangellt, Box 4S», E. Phdnel Keyport 488. and table, which close up intp wall. dishes and kniek fcnacki; girl's blcrele dltlqn, good (or heating chiekan coops First |«0 takes It, . Can be seen' nt KLUIN - BON8, urptnttrti sldlnt »•> bedroom from October 24 to 26. and other Items. Phone Batontown 8-or work shops, $0. Phona Red Bank Brighton, and Bain avenue. Long roodnt and reptirlni. call tfur « p.F, P.. Eatontown. .,, • j . dding macilnes \ni Call before 6 B. m.. Bed Bank S-1862-J. ABTHOB fi. BOVCE, palDtins ccotrinor, _«tl|,.nt.l value. J*«£,J£,,J("y; oBlce equipment, new and used, ooai.j.« .-1878-M.- Brunch. : Phone Long Branch f-OSOO. m., writ*. 8. r. I). 1, Bu 411. K.rport. DUCK DECOYS. One dozen black duck WORK TABLES, suitable (or factory or N J.. phone Keyporl 1S47-W anterior and Intarior palatine, est!-. » >caan View avenue. bought; -gold•- *nrl- repaired.—SIU --deooye, -perfect—coniitloh._ .Mifit b6 DOUBLE OAK bed. with springs; single LARGE DOG HOUSEXOUSE,, $10. Hade b. mstas supplied on large rir small Job*,'" 105 Monmouth atreet. Red Bank. aeen to appreciate, Cnll Red Bank 6- ~ 'warehwarcr "Union-Paper Co.v Shrewe--•-meta-l-Bedr-wlth sprta*? eleotrie-atove, - •carpenler.-lo: orSir._ Call Bed Bank PAINTING _AND decorating, inside and A3T_two registered letters. Reward outside; also floor landlngr. carp_nter- (Ir/st fly, Mtaic br practical palntari.-— NOW IS TUB time to plant tuUpi, daf- 0420 or 202 River road, Red Bank.* bury avenue, Red Bank, three burners, with oven; and wicker 6-0258-W. Phone Rumson 1-0688. If returned to owner, or phone.*' KEROSENE STOVE, for heating, two- porch set, needs repairs. Please shone work, Frat eattmatej. Call Red Bank 'ito<—Fair oi avlatorJs sun gtassea, on todHt and hyacinth bulbf. We hare SINQER SEWING machine, ready for CHESS JVND CHECKER table, cabinet 6-3242. cfidfll-oOL ANh d-PTlc Mink, < them direct frotn Holland. Honej Bee work, suitable for tailor, etc. Cheap. burner, Sears-Roebuck type. In good John Williams, Mlddletown 6-0370-M.* made, solid mshogan;, Inlaid, glass front street, vicinity of Broad. Call Flowers, upper Broad street, Fhont Red workint condition, »10, Will deliver in BASY WASHING machine, 1040, excel- top, slse 25x82. 2B Inches high. Call PAINTING—Interior and exterior, paper- rubbish removaJ Berries. _ ._. ---j:d Bank e-llOD, Mr. Bolln. Personnel Need room. Phone Keyport 7-1489. hanging:, spray and brush' work on Reanaturg 487. ^ Robert Alhe. Fort' Bank 6*0872, - ~ ' BssU}jmk~Zvh°™ Mldjiletown S-OHi-M. lent condition, 980, Phone Bumson Red Bank 0-02EB-W. Monmouth. x fflei COCKECRR SSPANIELL pppiespuppies. reilstereSreilstereS,, tanks, barns, roofs, etc. Compensation )4f—Wallet, maroon, Lady Buiton. In home decoration nnd dressmaking, Tte«!ir^^tf^aVr«a1a--»T)wn-ratilt- „—...-MAO_lNB-wors;,-«Uc.. WB BUT ane sell any thin. I New complete count* of 8 lessons, SID, en> ttw o monthsth, blackbl.k CverC y customet r TiKB ANP TUBE, 700x16. Fhone Holm: able for evening, perfect condition. 0 A buI l >ar 2 Q0 = la Tldnlty of Broad street, contaln- must be a satUfled one. Registered black E--" .- - ? ..- ^ - *»>w-.. trto and aoetjlene. prompt Hrvlee br ir money, Social Security, etc. Reward. and uged furniture* houiehold roll now. Special rates for teen-agers. .del J-66U. $10: size, 34. Phone Bed Bank t'OtSZ. Seedorf nomuaoir. 19 rears, at • West Singer Sewing Center, 43 Monmouth stud, excellent ears »nd coat. Phone FOLDINQ CARRIAGE, |6; crib, with PRIVATE AND semi-private rooms, WB.d B.nte 6-0367. roodt, china, claieware, pttntinKi, Hlddlelown 5-0175-M. HOOSIER KITCHEN cabinet, whIU. Call streutu, . BeBtdd Bank.. Phonet !U»2188. street. Red Bank. Phone fi-3Sflfi. roattreis, $5; inen'i tubular shoe Bed Bank »•!«${• with baths; 24-hour n ursine care. \iAAtt) CONtfiACfOB, cemtnt flnlfh- OTJKB—-Brown and white Itmale pup. bric-a-brac, etc Ruscil's Auction FHIGIDAIRE ice maker PX 26. Capable Hospital beds It* desired. Excellent food, Will give sway. Make nice pet for tkatea, worn once, $10; thre large mil- BOY'S BROWN wool, plaid- lined over reasonable ratei. For Information call trs, curbing, tldawalks, tte; also roof. Gsllerles, 16-27 Eut rront ttreet, NEW AND SLIGHTLY used furni- of 192 cubes, porcelain, stainless trim, lion wood chairs, 920. Call Eatontown coat, sice 10: man's tuxedo, size 86. me child. Phr... «ed Bank H.Q76.-W-1. Freon, temperature of custom built Keyport 7-2027 g. Alfred Carlock, Hamilton avenut, Red Bank. Phone l««l. ture. Maple and walnut bedroom J-O486-J,* woman's grey fur trimmed coat, ><>e 14; I BUY AND sell second-hand clothes; Leonnrdo. Phone Atlantic Highlands cabinet 20 deg. giving extra storage of WALKER-tWIWER U-lnch banJ sa black dinner skirt and blouse, else IS. -,OST Male sssl colored standard sultt, combination coal and aai 100 pounds of food. 110 volts AC, good must be tn sood condition. L. Ker-1-Ot63-R. EVEBGBBENS—Honey Bee Flowera. mounted, with motor. v'LIke new, $180. (iooil tondltlon. Call Red Bank «-120».' ber, 209 ShreW-burr ar«cue, R«t_ Bank. CL U . French Poodle, from George Me- range, lars* ottoman, gai stov«, as new. $275. Fhone Red Bank <- Call Long Branch 6-2/88. LL US rVHBN sellt^ your antlquss' Upper Broad etreet. Red Bank. Phone 2096-R.* Phone f-OiCB-W. arter's, Rumson. Rewsrd offered by 872. cabinet eoal heater, sectional book* SADDLE HORSE. C. Nuwby, Nnvealnk. FREBZEBS;—For home and farm, china, brlc-a-brac, and all housaholi BLACK COCKER Spaniel puppr. female, artlclcB. Sea Bright Antique * Gift _ wner. Mrs. J. H. Pareells. Phone JAME8WA? DAffiY bam equlpmenL caie, mahogany corner cloiet, ONE-YEAR-OLD Arctic refrigerator, (our 1« oublo feet: B cubic-foot Peep YANKEE TRADEB BSTS: WhtD 70U excellent blood lines. Phone Bed cubic feet, excellent condition. Rich- Shopg. Phonancht 6413Sea7 Bright 2-OOOt, er ^ llorrlstown 4-H97. Roof ventilators. Roto salt, milk mapla crib, eight ruih bottom oak Bank 6.2U0-M.* Freeze. Immediate delivery. Terms can't ffat It alaawhrra. wa< hav* It. Long Branch 6-4137. scales, Perfection filter discs, K. I» M. ard L. _uker, Hlghwar >>. BeUord. arranged. American Freeser — EXPERT CAItPBt laying, repairing- jjj-f Watch^ small, glass and silver washing powder, ohlorlne steriliser $1 chain, Icebox, andirons, mahoganr FOUR STORM windows, 2x8 and 4x6;Phonej Keansburg 8-0088.* li Wesl Pront strtsC Sad Bank, EX(ringing , Abinding and renovating. enamel kitchen sink, 240 Carr are- Appliance Co., Route $5 and Oak- trimming. In Red Bank Thursday. per gallon. Repairs, service. Ror S. bookcaie, 9x12 run:, reed chalri;; al- WONDBRPUL opportunity. CErlstmaa Percy Gray, 4( Wavarly place, Red nue, Keansburg.* LAWN AND POBCH furniturx rapsintad. inicr called Bank 6-1704-J. Reward. Tilton ft Sons, Marlboro. Phone Free- so rare china, glansware and bric-a- presents. Veteran forced to sell en- hill Road, Bed Bank. Fhona I-SST!.' Bank. Phone Bed Bank SZJ6. X)ST Grey flannel skirt, Monday on hold 851-R-l. BABY CARAU6&S. Single ana twin. tire contents of sporting goods store at Called (or and Jellv.rtd. Phont Bed rtlH brac. Ruscll'i Auction Galleries, folding, with mattresses j play pen, Bank 4». . Aa»» (or Mr.. BlttonB'ltton. H ntUKT(iA4tBi loans eat B,V. U. B. King's Hlghwsy, near township hall. SEED OATS—Fred D. Wlkoff Co. Fhone j py p, cost. Footballs, al) sports equipment, SOD—Acres of sod, 5 cents per square Weft hAWciBBotfl, trtts rt- StoutS . Lewis building, 77.71 Broad ;all Mlddlttown 6-0696. or return to Red Bank 552. 2S-27 East Front street, lied Bank. high chairhi. PhonPhe LonL gB Branchh 6- Indoor snd outdoor sports. Call Asbury foot. Hiddletown Stock Farm. Thom- gfc Wft hAWBBtf «trtt' (ovet N^wbtrry store). 2410-R. Park 2-5210-R. as S. Field, Red Bank. Phone Bed movtd bj txperltnctd rlgKera. Cash I. A. Vreeland. King's Hlghwsy. Mid- DISCHARGE PAPERS photostated, 12 Phona 6-1693. paid (or old buildings. Highlands FOR WATERPEOOTING; Interior and letown. for reward.* ___ G CMtARlSS. Silver King trac- ELECTRIC RANGE, three-burner, single Bank «-08«l. exterior, cellars, floors, walla, with hours service at Dorn's, 18 Wallace tor, ijelf'Starter, lights, on rubber Wracking A Blgclng Co. Phona High- OST—White dog. bro»n spot on back. »treet, Red Bank. SINGER SEWING muchine. reconditioned .utomatlc oven. Phone Holmdel S- MINK COAT, excellent condition, full lands 1827-W. "Aquella." Call. O, Erlcksen, Bed Bank' curly hair, p»rt Spitr and Poodle, tread lea sus ran teed, We Should b<* run with HOMING PIGEONS. 23 West Sunset Open evenings. Maher Holmdel. Phono e 9I8H9-I8H.. hound dog. Call Eatontown 3-0031-M 6-055). ntlon stove, oil and ju; exeellent eon- an old dog. J. B. Rue, Jr. Phone Mid- enue. Red Bank. Phone e-2418-M,' p gB. IRON UA1LINUS (or parcbeab , stairway^ TIMOTHY HAY. "Ely: FEW ditior. Phone Kewnsburg g-0067-M. 1 WE PAY hlth.se prices /or rour uou/- 'tween 6 and " P^jn^ Holmdel 9-7101. FINE SIDEBOARD, mahogEiny, with dletown 5-om-j. SACRIFICE^-Maple bedroom set, twin tte Made to ordrt by Sttdort Corn- MAHOCANY BUFFET. Should he seen tri. Write or phone. Long Branch OST—Bulova wrist ' watch, between EW ELECTROCUTE vacuum cleaners atinwood Inlaid and cross band inp;, CHICKENS— 36 Red Rock h«ns, $2.25 beds, dresser, chest of dstwera, night pan,, It years at » West street. Bad Keyport. Keansburj and Red Bank. sice approximntely 55 inches long by 1? to bo nppreclated; period style, in per- 1500. at North Broadwaj, Long Branch Bunk. Phone 21S9. being delivered at pre-war price. Free each. Call Keaneburg 6-0-512, after table. In use two months. Call morn- Zwlckl's Llvst Poultry Market. "Inder return to Nanna Clock Shop, Inches wide. Price J200. -19 East High' fect condition. Reason for sale, is lack p. m." ngs. 82 Hudson avenue. Red Bank. VACUUM cleaners repaired i. aay mala. demonstration in Red Bank vicinity, in of «p»c . Call Red Bank 6-2148-W. PAtMfgRPAINTER. ftKCOttA-1'ObKCOttAl'OB "and P.p«r larllon theater buildine. Phone Red your home. Spare parts and repairs. land avenue, At Inn tic Highlands. Phone t SMALL BICYCLE, suitable for boy orLElCA OUTFIT, teles 111 B. with F.S Allen Electrla Shop. II While etieat. LOVELY BTSQUE-HEAD jointed dolls, hani.r jj rnn uperlcne: esti- lank 6-J111-J. or Matawan 1-2135. Re- Don't delay. Phone today, Rumson 1- 1-O8R8-J. girl, about e or 7 years of age, 122: Summar, tike new; 90mm Elmar F.4 Rank •urd hcnutifully dressed. Fine old china and mates clit.rfulljr »l»en. Louis Cassan. nrd , 0498-M. USED AWNINGS. aU sires, for boat also large m.-xn's bicycle. $25: two pairs Telephoto; Letts universal vlewftnder: 13» Canter av«nu«, Atlantic Higblands ,OST—Velio* tiger cat, vicmitr Navt- owners or farmers. Globe Awning nnd glass. The Oriole, 619 Ocean srenue. of ice skates, perfect condition, sire 2 sun shade and Alters: quantity of LOANS—Signature, furniture, auto. BeiT 12 BLACK AND tan hound dogs, two West End. Phon. Atlantintic HighlandHllhl.ndss 1-0517-J1-17J.. cpo Finance Co. 77 Broad atrawt. Red aink River road. Please call Atlantic years old. Some well broken; also Shade Co., 117 West Front street, Red and 1V>. Cnl at 54 Seadrift avenue, Kodachrome, $500. Phone Red Bank (- UrtERS AN I) LKAUEfta, rounj or Bnnlc. MOTORCYCLE merchandise. Driving Highlands. Bank 1471. Charges 1% per cent a ichlands 1-009>. three fa*, hogs, one year old; rye, wheat 1706, Thursday or Friday.' squirt in sMlv&niied copptr or bronst. month.. License No. 74_ X)ST— Blackk ami tail male Beagle straw, and alfalfa baled. Harry Giloly. TWO CORD WOOD saws, and mandrel, belt, size 40, with pockets, 12: leather ROLLElCORb, 2<«x2K. like new; VWe hart ust received one car load. Call PAfNTIHG and decorating. Interior or hound named "Sport." lost along Phone Holmdel 9-7704. after 4 p. m. $10: five-burner kerosene cook stove, driving gioves, size 9, $6; puttees, calf. "WORK PANT3. $2.95 up: all-wool 8.5 Zelss, filter holder and filters, us (or an tstimata. Any sheet metal axurlor. Estimates cheerfully given. iver, near Llncrofl. Call. Albert Snlf- $6. Phone K'oyport T-I489. medium, J2: breeches. 82-S4 wsist. 12 O. Erltksen. Phone Bed Bank 4-lllT-k. 3TRAW—Finest Monmouth county baled panti, $7.96 up; alt-wool sulli, case: $200. Phone Bed Bank I-170S, work made to order. Joseph N. Bogart, 1 en to West ^estside avenue, Red nnd $4. Studded dog harness, site '20. 1*11 ^ibr. n iTTiV "A -• J>". Ji. m. I wheat straw, delivered. Phont Red WALKE_R-TURRER~bel^h urinder. 3.- SI 4.95: overcoats, all-wool. $12.95. ThurBuay or Friday.* T» Fostar stuet. River Plasa. Bed Bank. IN BED BANK. Span Crait Stud/os. lajk. fhone 6-163.VW. Bank 6-04M-J~2. 450 R P M, 3-phnse, brnnd new; bar-II. Cull Atlantic Highlands 1-1694-M. Phone Red Bank S-079S-M Or EatoDlowW Men's used clothing1 bought and AUTO GRAKLEX, W. B. 4x5; F J.5 picture framing: oil palnUngs, atctv .OST—Black and while Springer REGISTERED BEAGLE puppies. Phone gain, $50, torn plete. Fhone Keyport THREE-PIECE MODERN living room Schneider Xennr 21 cm. Complete with 3-CS60-M. Ingt and engravlnft restored; full Spaniel, malt. Answers to "Keeper." suite, itnd three-way lump. Jlm'a sold. fiarr's Tailor Shop. 220 Lone Branch 6-3854, or call at 4927-1489. film maRaalne. $125, Phone Red Bank JObEPH hOTFalAN—Painter- contrac- slxe framtltsa mantel mirrors, window ollar »nd license probablr loat. Chil- Farm Market, Route 35, Mlddletown. Broadway ("next to Acmel, Long «-l*0B. Thursday or Friday.* •alancea. lawn signs, framed mlrrora. IT ren's pet. Reward. Thont Red Bank Jolinc nvenue, Long Branch. COCKER SPARTEC thorouRhbred. all tor, exterior and Interior palatine and t P M PIGS—Eight weeki ~old," 112.50 each^ black, 8 weeks old, female. $25. Phone Phone Mid: bicylc. girt's. PORCELAIN SINK and drain board 0-6611. IMY OFFIClSrFS unlformB. STM Tf, pans fu your (arm machlnts, we will aad finishing. For Call morning1.. AtlnnLic HiKhlnntN fEN-INCH EYEBEAM. J7> fiTt Ions:, estimates call Atlantic Highlands I- 40 poundi pressure. William Lyons, with enmbnation* faucets, in Brood con- like new. lonir overcoat, ihort coaj, make them. Copper braxlng, bronse 0(18.M. FOR SALE Maple rivenue nnd Hendrickaon placr. dit'on; also lady> black coat, fur colUr. with Iravflrr and rnunti-rhalnnccd blouse. jireen battle JarVft. ireen welding, anvil welding, horse clippers Fair Haven. Box 113. Phone Red Bank >i_<- 40. in r\rr.|rnl condition. Phone chain ho! t. 1'•. torn, $100 for all three, tro'is»r». jrr?»n shirt, .nd raincoat. All •hsrpened. B. A. Hleasy _ Son, Ever- oe»»r'i)UL8 cleaned and built, aevtlt 1ANO INFORMATION. Play safe, have fi-_6_t-W. MAHOGANY CORNER closet, rush Red B.trir- fi-OOOg-M.* . deal for b-Mmnn. Phonr Sei\ Bright fnr II'10. Phone Red Bank 6-1700. ett. Phone Red Bank B-O3J7-J-1. tenkt cleaned and Installed, drains la. i.n;9r. J. H, Mey.r. tailed Phone any time day or nlgkt, it appraised before you bu; or sell. bottom rncktr. Old English hunt- DOtTBl-E" drain "board, wliite enameT. Thursday or Friday.* TOR UOHT hauling and odd Jobs call Nominal fee. Uirhan's Piano Shop. 16 HITNEY ("'OACTl.' navT'SWhahy' c«i- Rurqson 1.0740-J. Harvay C Tilton, i FURNACES—New. ateel and cast ing prints, brnss and if orif. Victor!.-ft PhonV Prd Ran; ft-2907-M.' MUflGtHRn AFRrtMS, for eov.rlng rear R. It R. Lamberson. phont Red Bank B'Ure I'lact. Rumaop Drummond Place, Red Bank. Phone rinnc. in excellent ronditinn. Mrf. J. h»elB on Ford: no dents. $8. Phone < J5S8-W. (Veterans.) iron. Available, immediate instal- ANTIQUE MANTLE, three pain floral BED BANK FL&O6~WsaJng t3o, 4oo"r marble top tables, old chinn. glns«- pntltrn rlr«pe*i nnvy spectator pumps. Wise. Jr., Mi Hudson avenue. Red _B»nk «-l_7_t>5 Thursday or Friday.* lation. Call Long Branch 6-1302, Bunk. Phone 8-0658.» waxing, sanding and reAnlthlng, «-nre and other brie-a-brae. RIM- 7-fJ never worn; nls.i brown, sitme atj-le. HA»f~RSbIO. H«ili?nSters Sky B"3dy, FLOOR-WAXINO. Call Rt4 Bank Homes, offices and miortt. Phone Bed .UAftAN used pin game». Put Saturdays and evenings. Long POUR-POSTER manle bed with snrinn like new, »S5. Phone Red Bank 6- tome life In that recreation room or cil'i Auction (Jalleries, 2 j East Phonr Rf_ Bank 6-3^0.' 2178. Superior floor Waxing Co. Bank 14II3.J. ' Branch 6-0438. BOY'S CAMEI, hair reversible coat. »ite snd mattreis T allo mahoirany finish 1.7'U. Thursday or Fridr.y.* cellar bar room. Call or write. Vet- Front street, RH B«nk, okcase. Both in (rood condition. Call Prlvata homas our specialty. eran! Amusement Co.. 16-17 Weat-Ber- 14; prncticaily new; 110. Call Mlddle- INTERIOR DECORATING done tt a VACUUM CLEANER, (;. E.. good con- r hwn S-ftSSR-i." Red Bank 6-894U AUTOMATIC OIL fired, air eon- gen plare. Red Bank 8-2137. •^ALHOST NEW.' ~cio-i^K~ Out~T_]e.. , rapar banging, eaUmaUa price you can afford. Best local dition, |25. M. Stcffeman. Call be- ONE-CYLINDER nlr-roole- enarine. |20; HEED A REFRIGERATOR ? Coolerators. dition,lng unite trt now available PIANOS— A. W. Dirhan, piano maker, tween 9 a. m and 4 p. m.. Keansburg Ladie_* two-piece dresses, 6U cents, fnmous ice refr'gerstors are back. A eheei fully glvan. Oforge Koolason, references. Bob Crocker, 110 River dealer, tuning, repairing, renovating. blouses, 20 cents each, crepe dresses, 30, kproBene hot wnter heater, with leveler for any vise home. Call Long 9H Center avenue, Atlantic Hltflilands. 6-0170 ; after 4 p. m.. 6-05T7-M. vnlve. 11^; also portable kerosene room limited qunntity is now In stork, more road, Red Bank.* Shop and showroom Drummond place. 40 and 50 rents e«ch; cotton drcBRes, 23 on the vrnyl If you reed a rfw re'rlp- Phnne Atlantic Blghlsnds 1-US22-H. Phone Red Bank 6-0988. WIRE FENCE. ~Knox gnlvnnired wire :ind 35 cents each, ciied from 9 to 13:neuter. $"., Cnll Kennsburtj 6-0037 be- Branch 6-1802 evenings and Satur- # erator. crll Scnbonrd Service. Red Bnnk CAVANAUUH EXTEBHINATING. EX- HIGS—Why worry about a meat shorl- fence xnd posts, Av« feet high; re* hAndb.iK-*, 40 rents ti.th : li.r,y*n wintvr Iwtren fi nnd 7 p. m. days, Lone Branch (-0498. HAROLD UKWriaNfl. p.lnlln. «». d.c- ; (1.0248. ^ terrninstors o( rats. mice. bedbuaTB. age. Raise your own hams, bacons move yourself; 50 cents per loot. Phone coal., 4Z. $7; Kny kidskin fur cont. « ze EX. pedigreed hunting orating. Phone Atlantic Highlands Rumson 1 -1 09.. a fleas, etc TtrmlU control. Old Ttn- and Dork; baby pigs and partly grown 14; men'h four-P'«i e aults. two pM:r_ CrTA"fRS--20 Indder bark, rim seat. HORNART HOT water hea-er. like new. I-09H-M. or Keansburg 1-00M-W. ork. Phono Red Bnnk 6-1 S90. ncnt rpad. Marlboro' Phon« Freehi'ld piaja, vaccinated, from purebred Itock. HIGH-POWERED telrscoiie, Vton pow. punts, nood cutMlition, 41, 14, J10 vrich ; RI/V, PLOT, Fnir View ceme~tery7lD~t sultnb!e for ho-ic, ten roornn or res- complete with fittings, $60, Call Frl- HAKOLD MEVKERSTgeneral contract 110 up: also bred sows available. Phone efed 40. Cost $90, lell for $.>0. M.overronts. 3C. f 6 e-irh : 12.'. othi r KHI- Nn. ^434. p'ot F. G., Section P. for uninlf. Phone Holmrlrl 0-661!. d«y._Phon« RumsonljnSS-M. 11.0227 J-8. Ins and haolini of all kinds. Phone Red Bank 6-3543. Steit«man. Call between 9 a. m. nnd 4mc-nla rPM«oiinb!y prieffl, ini-ludinvr B-rl's ^XT^" Now" you hBVe it. now youAT STUI>- -fttd Cocker champion stocT. rATR HAVEN HOOT Sundlni tomuanj Atlantic Hlnhlnndi 1-0X3-W, or Keans- teddy be«r co;*t. size '": Jumi'TJ, JlOfi. K ir'her prr'.Ir'.ilirs h/ rHdrossin™ ANTOUtS. BRIC-A-SKAC furniture, P. m., Kenn-burg 6-0170; after 4 p. m., H.irry F. Brrnnr. '6." ) N'R) th Second don't. Wl:h c-ne of our freeiers you proven sir;. Phone Red Bank 1-01(1 Speclall-ing In floor annd.ng and re- burg 8-0086'W. ^ '-0.577.M. dresses, skirts ; reversible. 1 '<• 1 - '. b-.by Anlshins, excellent work finished immedi- bought and told. Martin & Wing An* 1 str^f-t. Ph'lndflTihi-i '2A. P>\ ll rlwnys have it. Also f ridcrntlon after 6:30 p. m. EXPEKT CARPET larinf. repairing. tiquea. 7 4 Shrewsbury avenue, at theTHTNK OF ITl TTothini to""chai.Ke; sweater- ; shoes, .ill sins, snow suit. rnnr. »So »>nfl I HRLF. QUARTER maSoBnny, (our-pos- fringing/. blndinir 'Bhd renovating. end of Monmouth street. Phone Red nothing to store with Rusco all metal irj.tor nvt\ rri5T''i'nc"i>«. Cnll Red Bank icition*. MMfilp'own Ref rWerrtion, ter bed, complete with coll sprlnjr and finished Boors. In borne or ornce. Reas- Prrcr Orar. 41 Waverlr place. Red telf storing windows. Screens, storm size $; two-nlci-c suits, sin- 1 : »»'cM Hi':S-.vay 35. Middletown. Phone 5- onably priced, (rom 7 cents per sqjar* Bank 6-3736. shirt*, blouses, tojniri»: mtickinnw. sixn (i.'.M'iJ hetv e«-n 9 nnd 1." mmtre'l. Phone Atlantic Hlchlanda 1- Bank Phone Rid Bank «-ItZt. P5UT7TF? EQUIPMENT. J»m.i..B> ash a.id weather fUripping in perman- 11 toot up. Your floors should be kept as 1». Also wnnlp'l, Ijuly'j. e\eniiu' R''^" . CT>OK~STOVE. wKh «(i! burr#n: nlsn 03 17 after i p. m.• PAINTINO AND decoratlni. all tjt>»s 0^ electric, coal and oil broodes. bat- ent unit plus complete freedom from twn-tempprnturp nuick »eil as your furniture. For better l)o«; Htr.e 16. rvrnitiR Mipp*-'->. :>-C. l>enn'P, irn'tfB i-nd brie); fnr f:in(, Alfred OUTBOARD MOTOR. O«. H, P. t.TS sprsr palrl. Estimates cheerfully tery brooders. Hoy S. Tilto'. & Sons. window cure. For free demonstration, : fnc7er, fnr immtd •*-•>- iVlivery. T.^l^ landing and estimates now, call Red Marlboro. Phone Freelm'i 8S1-R-I. call M on mouth Construction Co.. High- Jfihr^or. Wh ip virmt, E»s* Keinsh«_rT^ cylindfr Water Witch, has had little Bank 6-0378-J given. DeCa-lo 4i WickersXam. Phone Ji> Shfw stmry »t ••nm .* nyment* S«r«* it M Mi'l'I^town R-'ric s<. Will ><•!! »llh boat Call Red B.»d Hsnk g-35gv.• way No. 35. Red Bank. Phone Red ftEI)~SQI!ARE hot water boil*r, seven HAUUi^O AND Uaclnnn. v.trrnn; ca- SMOOTH TOP GAS ~^\o\ > . >ln_h bi-«I. F rntlot,, Hishwuy 35. Midd!clo»n. Phon« B..,,t 6-3)26-M.« AQUARIUMS—Tropical (ah. gold- 6-01D9. riul' ::('•'•* a r>*1 •* roopT tf"i "otor paclty 10 Ions • ' In^s. mi-ed Say. on'- hair. Mir'npr rorV.er Rnd small round ANI> Appraixr B. GGoldin. 105 Monmouth street. R«4 Bank. Helen Milltr. Highway 35, near (ibclhan rhiilrs. ' »rl fr rd 1 tab'e: nlso ViLchrn tablt. porcelain top. Phonr 6-0«tio. old. male, reflate red. American Field rr nr.tts lioo!i'..-<^. VK-IIOIH r,l MAI'O :.\NV ant'i, ie tlinin.C room hor'c h^rV bnnfi, heivy, 2- hufih' * Coats. 4V0 Bath avenut. Long Branch, Keansburfc- Gateway. Phone Middle- St'id Booii. Champion xtock. Phone Red f rorn. «l.:.n r-r bushel; on. int. T.i ith two df-nwrn. Ctll Red Bank I- 7o~(or r.ita, irun, inet, \ipholnt( red i-lub '"h;i Sft. «'x chuir*. table, sideboard; 1426.M.* N J Phone J»»V town 349. Open daily and Sun- Bar.k l,.a<63. foot front. 3'? '•»• lonp. with shadf xl and paper. GeU'e. junk dealer, biimboo Hcreeii, brrtlm* tii'.lcs do ;ilbo parlor rocker and hat rir-k. «ADr,U)N PtlilAU antique- Dou»hl 218 Sntewihurr avenue. Red Bank. WE HAVK THE material Lo do your _9'.x7'4", nmn'« Ifnther bno treei. John H. Sn'rTcn. Evrr-tt road. SM A I.L BARN, 50 f-el long. 12 feet and Bold 101 WM! Vront itrvtl. R.'I days until 9 p. m. CloBed Wednes- roofing or Hiding Joh now. Pay as Kchenrk. Phon^ Red Bank 6-2012. Ev.rett. wide. Can be moved in sections: good Phone Red Bank <-li«7.R. Will csll. - :i 7 n 1 R _pU RATIONAL CASH rnn«ter. i2-foot r-.. day's. little ai J5 monthly. No down tmy- CnifReti JliiiV __L _. _ ^L — i uet»ern 4 and 6 p. m.* urnb. r and roof. Call Red Bank 6- mont. Call Red Bank 6-0109. Mon- TWO-BUHNElT" ii*rosent> hcKlrr. fffinj tTilrnnt white porre'ain cannpy. Frifr- Anable, Llncro/t.* IK YOU HAV_~ auj woud to saw, oi NANNA CLOCK shop. Clocks snd mouth Construction Co., Highway 35, at condition. Phone En ton town 3- [lfiire chest, eie-tri- Nton (dine herel cellars to be puiniwd out. call How* FOUNTAIN PENS repaired, factory COAX RANGE. •""d_o^~~iondTlU.n"':" alto SNEAKBOX. three sails, two m«sta. one ard Ttltoi Rumson SI8-4. watchcB of all kinds repaired. methods. Don't throw that old penHenddeTi*B Corner. O64K-K.' _ i(rn. 2'. White street, after 6 n. m.* aeroplane spruce, first-class condition. I SIX BEAGLE dogs, all brok«lT Will five-p'err mi»>;on set, in excellent con- Serving New Jersey for 25 years as away. We can fixi t as sood aa new ; '1HREE-PIECE mohair Hvin« room T ~i~r77r Call nt 158 West Front street, Red HOOVEH ELECTRIC cleaner. New auth- slao n.w pens in stock. ILriti Jewel- start Lheir own rnbbit and run them. d.i.on. Cull 7'J Avenue of Two Rivers, Hil-M. reuiat nld eturn. 20. orixed Service Station. 91 WashinRton a master watch and clock maker. Three registered dogs. 15-Inch. Hud- suite, in jf or»«1 condition. Phone Rums. n. nr phone Rumson 1-0 7 76. ers, 11 Monmouth street. Phone Red Kewnsbury 6-Of)34-J.' __ S flr" not co-nnte'- nnc y-r nIH. street. For service, phone Red Bank 6- Specialising in repairing grandfath- die's Tavern, corner Lnurel and Map St- i ATK' 'Ufffi/ST while skutes. sire 6, In R7c_~SfcI.t!CTlOM or to/s *t very 0528. Bank 8-0711. BUTTONHOLE miirhini-.*" II, "Hnnlinx $200. M-«. EliznnetS Wilson. Va-KIrt •Ui, nil RKtitl. ers clocks. Clocks called (or aod ood avenue, Ke_n_b_rff. Phone Keani- v.-i >• KOO«1 condition. Call Kciin-bartr avent'c, Hilton Park, between Stone moderate iirictta. Trie YOUR OLIJ FURNITURE made better urg 6.f676. TrJa! allowed. roHii. Red B»'ik.^ 6-f>_ 7 8. _ 16,50; blnrkboards, ulth seat, 18.60: THI YANKEE TBAHER. Red Bank, delivered. Carltcn Theater build- than new, spriyed or rubbed finish, ALFALFA—Also" timothy. Brook-Fford FULL-SI/.E" M'ATTRETS. $».. "Ctll Red ^_ rocker horsci. J2.29 up; table and chair all branches in cabinet making. Esti- TiTTiMKCE GENUINE wnlnut dining room MAN'S SHEEP-LfNF.n Rtiiter I'p coat, should be your pet shop to trad* ing, 99 Monmouth street. Phone FBrm, Scobeyvflle Phone Eatontown Biink .J-0S26-J. hfter J_p. jn. set, tnbW, six ihairs. buffet, server, sets, nil metal. IT.F.9; variety of other mates and planning cheerfully done. Call 3-0077. ROlfNp OAK trtble, $':,: 7_ tttt (once lnafa col'ar. i«l-e 4A to 42. prac. o> . The Mnples, Highwuy B5, Middle- with. Over 10,001 various used Red Bank 8-3111 - J. china closet, excellent condition. Call llv new. Price 115. Phone Rumson B us. Red Bank 6-2657. Ask [or Mr. wire. $ J : RIHSS doors, trunk, sue own, *t mil' south, townhall. and antique articles. The largest Wiims. . ^ _.. C. SMITH trap gun, H-gniigt, ipe- R v cl Bunk 6-3S57. 1-1 277.' ciahy Brr«d«. Call 3 79 Shrenaburj- S0x_3. $6.G<>; itlnm punch bowl: mmk- )Q-e, or linen chest, SERXHlC fell^ »ari! for personal, DANCING CLASSES. Children's dancing DISCONTINUED wallpapers", "washable. rHt fur cont. lady's, siac 42; fur neck- JUTCH KAS. an USED fiTJUSTAN American Oriental Christmas, or priee glftfl. Wide selec- store of its kind on the Jersey classes now forming. Tap. ballet and avenup. or phone any evening after 6 over 200 old. Phone Holmdel nip. 9-tl2. S35. 153 Hudson avent-e. Coast. sunfast. for every room in your home, P. m,, Red Bank 6-0980-R. piece B^blr, $:,0. 7 1 Buy «venue. Hitth- tion of vases, flgures, ash trays, dac- ballroom. Phone Peggy Goodman. Mld- 10 roll* sideaaH, complete for J3.P8. 9-6S1I, rl R»nV.« orntivf ltid ml ad plnte*. candle holder's, dletuwn 6-03(6.' FEED I FEED I FEED! You can't beat pattern* and quantity limited. Klarln'a VARIOUS BKL>S. n.rinirs." ntuv^s,' bi- Y WO" SOLl]> mahogany drop leaf end etc At prices that will please any out. G]ET7BR"AX CONTRACTOR. Phone"~A? Paint Store, 26 Monmouth street, Red (.. L F. open formula feeds. SLurtintf, cyrlcs, Srift, liidrierF, Innls, rtr. 6 tablfs, coffee table, console table, wlr.g ATTENTION I Plumbing and heallnj The Maples, Hisrhwiy 35, Middletown, lantle Highlands l-058t-R. or 12 Bank. Phone 8-3»3«. irrowinjr or laying mnjhei; hofi" ratJon, chair, with slip cover; floor lamp, table supplies: steam or hot water fur- <• mil* r,nulh of townh-H. Third avenue, Atlantic Highlands. dairy ration and no-Rich grains. Hancc Third avrnur, AUnntif Hi-hl»ruis.' lamn. bedroom set. coil spring *nd mat- Water Pump tor rent: basements dug WANTED TO RENT BE PREPARED for ths huntiTiT"a»7- WAYCff'-HQi'dy-s"" "diHtnonil." W»_tifuF naces, oil burners, radiators, fuel K HORSE, very gentle, •••_. son. Freeie that gam*. All you need ft Pant, Phong Red Bank 6-0103. and rhair. Phone Atlantic High- and dirt hauled; trees and stumps re- PITTS-W ETTAT(E_^-rT^hen~~^_7d^d' I-onjine. A pntnti rbrislm»B present, lands _Jj__i_JL____! . tanks, hot air /urnaces, bathtube, used for riding, nine J*ars old; also moved. We dig pipe lines of any kind. YEARS RENT in _avnc* any lime next ter«r_.l Holmdel 9-S6IK and electric hot water heaters, etc., McCormicJ. hitrvester. M. Cafflis, Nut* pocred In garages. We estimate any job 6 feet high, 14 feet long, $.">0 ; Weating- CHTLfVS ""ROXT-f OP^rsT.~arBr~87_7. ret. month 1. Direct or •geol. Pbont Rum- HERE Tf~ISi—th. Aid rich ••He.V/pTk" PEKINGESE—Six months, female, blsck etc. American Freezer * Appliance swamp rohd, Red Bank._ house electric range, used, $30. Yellow set of pleetric Lionel tniinn. with ac- mask, very small, champion sir«d. iOOVtir! clc.iiats reiialraxl, ot«*bes re- ion 1-0749-J. oil burner for immediate installation. essorifs. Thonr Red Bunk 6-O_0 34-M.» Co., Route 35 and O»k Hill Ro»d. THRfcE ROOMS of furnltWe. all" ntw. Get yours while thej last. United Ser- Brook Farm, Colt's Neck. Phone Fre«- Pridhani, Broad street. oppoBlle school, brlstled. Allsa electrio Shun, 1« TEACHER AND veteran huiband ncid hold _S__0272-W-1. iUARD'S official nvcrront, siie 37. $15: Red Bank. Phone 6-3S7T.' for S.6H at Sehwarti** Auction Room. White *tre«t. phone III Red Bank thr<* or four-room unfurn]ih«d mpart- vice Co. Phone Atlantic HijhlandB 1- Shrewsbury. Phone Red B.nfc t-2286.' 29 Enst Front street. Red Bank, phone YOU W ANT~A wnlhing ma7t)"in^~^ uniform mat and t rouser«. sire 3«, CUlii'OU plowing, dhclng. Miwlng. aai- m«rt; no children, no peta; p«rm_nent O'73-M. _ $lo; monarch, finfter tip. Alpaca collar FOUR-WHEEL 10-tori trailer, high pow 6-3213, We trade In your old furniture Frigidaire before Christmas T Come S&ALL KRIGJDAIRE. small coal stove", reeting. t^s pu.llng. arrouod rlear- retidrnts. Write, "Three B'l," Box ill# AT LASTI—Just what you need. Ir7e arid lining, size 4n, $10. Almost new. em! water pump. Phone Atlantic the new *,_ down payment. Red Bank.* Fresher Zone for your refrigerator. to Schwartz's Auction Room, 29 East Hixhlnnds 1-0586-R. complete, doll's furniture, bed, kitchen log. etc.; tractor tsorit of any kind br Front alreM. and jret it. Phone Red Cnll Red Bank 6-2940." sink, tables, electric stove, etc,; alao two ROTAirpOWTABLElTpewrTti'r: perfect acre, hoar or contract. First claw GENTLEMAN WANTS living room and Helps keep food odors from minxlinB- STROT-LEai, drop back, 18; sleigh, 11 .' efiuiptnent. Haiph ' Maher, Holradal. rV VJnit.il Serv'.re Co. Phone Atlantic Bunk 6-3213. TRAILER UTIMTY. rack body type. white painted bedroom seta, complete; condition. Cnl I Red Bank fr-ZOgfi-H. bedroom. In pleasant surroundings* 3x4 fpet; good 16-inch tires; three hot water lank, 16; pot Btove, IB. ' ho, 21 phone Holraael «181 Highland. 1-0(li. M. SCHWARTZ'S AUCTION r^mu~ has Phone Bed Ban* 6-0778-W.' twin day bed, odd chairs, tables, cheats LADY'S WINTER coat. Interlined, all KTitchen privilctea for breakfast. Writ*. done it agalnl Just bought out three floor adjustable air-vents, 22x1 6'/<-inch . of drawers, child's screened crib, child's woo); dark brown, fur collar: site HUB INSUttANCK ol all kind> .e. H. V "Gentleman," Box 511, Red Bank. itores of furniture, such as mahogany large brown enamel heating stove, prac- MAHOGANY FIREPLACE, brass «nd- playhouse furniture and two-lid laun- R. H. Stout. Lewli building. 77-79 • • '•* BJL—- z~ «"aw _& a *~7—r 1 ^ • ™" REGISTERED Dalmation puppies rons and brass railing, artificial logs, Price 110. Ackley, 27 Wallac. TWO OR MORE unfurni»h«ri roomi.^wlth bedroom lets. Duncan Phyfe dining room tically new grates. Phone Red Bank dry stove. Phone RedBank 6-2248 for street. first floor right.* Broad ttratt (ovtr Ntwbtrry atort) light houBekeeplnff, private home, or and growing Dalmatian dogs. »eU, blond maple, kitchen seti and 6-0257-J-* complete set. Applr *' 1*™T Pla«. appointment. TOP SOIL, sand, gravel, fill dirt, and CABPENTER WORK of any kind done Red Bank. Phons «-35<6.« over itore, etc., for qul«t, midd!_-__•__! Phone Keansbun t-OSSJ-R. chroma leti, rugs, all woolen, all •)_«>, IRISH"TfcRRIER puppies, little hea-tles. S6MBtHlNG Y6U MAY nee-. Electric cinder blocki. Phone Red Bank by day or contract. Jobbing a apt-buiineBi couple. WaUtlng distancv to Btd very re.iioriab.«, at 2P East Front fltreet. GREAT DANE male dog, 115. Apply lalty. J O Marvin A Son. Box 48. thorough breda. Phone Keanaburg" 6- r motor, 8-phase; 55-traMon kerosene 6-1195.* Bank station. Write, Ralph Urmiton, ATTENTION FOLKSl Mow i. th. tim.or the Furniture Center. Phone Red 1549-j: Al. Boyer. Fifth «trt»t, B«Uord. Belford Pbonej Keansburg fl-0691-J or («.V_ Ml. Carmil War, Ocean Grove. drum with faucet, cooking kerosene USED FloRiJNCE . four-burner _Ti W to get your breeding stock in ducks Bunk 6-321 $^ STAINLESS steel table top CANARIES—Malei, In full »ong; _lio itove, icrew lard press, gai stoves, fhot range with oven, good condition; alto SMALL FURNISHED apartment, by bu»- and geese. We also have ducks and ARE ~YOU~~ LOOKING for a secretary range, two burners each side. silver lebra finches, reason-bte. Phone ikates, FlexIbU Flysr sled, motor clr- double lite used maple bed. »prln_- and in«ts co_p)«. Wrtte, "B. (X,** Box ill. ffeesc ready for your table. For in- dnk or credental Schwartt'» Auction Phone Keansbura 6_1_819-J_. __ Red Bank 6-139O.W, or call at Ken* julator for presiinu, sewer tile, 4-lnch, innenpring mattren; n»vy blue reed COMPLETE LANDSCAPE atrvlce. Red BBnnk. formation, cajl^ Red_ B»nk 6-0990-W. room ha» them, very reasonable, as the/ dall, residence. Longwood _venue, WU- no bubs; wall paper store electrio fix- itroller, boy'i n^j/y blue pea coat, ttte Now 1B the best time to plant JUST PURCHASED builne&B in Red 35MM CAMERA owners—Why send GX^Aerl Bervi.r. No Ion* wait- Mrs. Kern, 7 Second avenue, Atlantic deik with chair and lamp, Duncan and planer boring, etc.; horizontal pull chicken cratei and Victrofa; reaion- Haven, -Phone Bed Bank «-17H-R. ing for pictures. No r.sk uf los ng film. Hid linoltuin, new gm stoves and new Phpnp ]-___•! 8-M. E*y(e dining room BUltes, rugs, bedroom saw for cutting ready cut with sanding able. J. M. Sllvaij, 1«1 Main street, popular prices. Knsl. IT rsonalned photo- rcMl nnd gna stoves. Very reasonable. Times. breakfast sets, living room drum. Phone Red Bank B-3426-JV K«an»burg.* • flnirhirig for nil dikcnminnlini; p rture LADY'S BROWN Vnd" wTiiTe" Miort coat, WHY PAY tilth prices and tales! Have AUTOMOBILES hs Ihry bouyht nt three storrn of fiirni- 'suites, French desk, six Windsor dining tOV GET MORE and Pay less for youf that old (ur coat remodeled, rellned, takers. Page's Pho'o Service. 113 West tur.'. Call Red B.nk 6-3313. 29 East ptrfuct condition, siT-C f>0. Prirc ARE YOU LOOKING for the Fountain $8. Mrs. Jnmrs U. Carttr, Port Mon- room chairs, platform rockers, mst- fresh egg', stewing chickens and ot Youth T Come to Sehwarts'* Auc- reconditioned. Consult Amy C. Owen, Front street. Red Bank, lailjoininc lad- treeses, mahoganT 12-pleee bedroom CHRYSLER COUPE, rumble .cat. A. iliac salesroom.) Phone Red Blink 6- mouth. I'hestnut stre*t_-* ducklings; i to 5 pounds each. James tion Room and get yourself a good In- Union avenue. Belford. All work guar- HAVE " YOO^ANYTHING" o^Telll No : luite, imitation fireplaces, sscretaries. John, 41 Marlon ltreet, phone Bed ntted. Prices reasonable. Hata. muffs Richardson, 32 Richardion a vena*. »*«». T(TTNE~"Surdi Fn"ker, 1034. new cylin- pg mattress, guaranteed. 29 Kait Eatontown.* mutter what it is. new or second- der hpnH. on chasis, with rn din tor. Other Items too numerous to mention. Bank 6-2081-J. Front ttreet. Red Bank, phan_ 9-SZl$_._ nd aearfa made. -.elect hand of nnything, call Schwirts's Auc- Burdgc's Warehouse, Clar street or rear I—UIPUL'LS claantd and dug. drain, in- CHRYSLEai ROYAL. 1938. two-door le- hard onk wood, for fi rapiner tion Room. 29 East Front street, phone suitabk for power IKK. Engine In nood ELECTRIC slx-tuke push- 19i 1 TRAVELO house trailer. Inquire Order runnfnE order. Fedorko, Broad street, of 126 Broad street. Red Bank. button table model radio, like new; at 48 Miller >treat, Highlands. atalltd,,wood smwlng. attlmfctts givtn dan, perfect condition, radio and beat- now for chilly tvti.it» H:I<1 thr I Red Bank 6-321J. WHITE PORUlSLAttf table top. kerosene er, ISSS. Schultnels, 85 Ocean Boule- 4a nee & 21t.vii.ph.inr RH BimV Shrewsbury Two doors north ot Red $20. Phone Red Bank l-jni, PENFIELD automatic gal water heater aU kinds of wall work Howard fllton, W E HAVE INNERSPRINlJ matlresses Cross htadtiuarterft.' tove. In perfect condition, 186. Phone WHITNEY baby coach, perfect conJI- with, tank; also Seeger refrigerator. 11 Ctnttr itnel Rumson phon* Rum vard, Atlantic Highlands.* TURKEYS ~AUV ca..on». pir* from and box springs to match. All guar- Rumsor I-lfi8fi." •on 8IH-J. 19.8 PONTIAC two-door ledan, front the farm for Tha..k_givir „ and tint red _t Srhwartt'i Auction room, 29 _W STUDIO couch, "Ice boxTVapacily tlonl Call Red Bank «-3S2S-W. cabinet, two-door, ennm.li perfect eon- 7 5 pounds; hot plate, reasonable. P0T~STOVE and waiter boiler, In per- ditlon. Phone Long Branch --2754-R. GBNBBAL coniractor. top soil, mi dirt, end and brakea recently InatalUd* CSrietmtai. Th# fln*it flork «•*> hnve Ei»it Front street or The Furniture Cen- FOX YEERtEh puppies (or sale. SeeTi olndera, graveL manure! also .wuou Price' $500. Inquire at 800 Carr *v«- Phone Red Bnnk «-_&91-J. feet condition. Apply, A. Brown, 705 by appointment. Telephone Red Bank ever raised. Wc IUSRMI to our mnny ter/ Phone Red Bnnk 6-3213. Bond street, Asbury Park. ARE YOU LOOKING for rugs? Ml or sale. Uootl Simon. Pbone R«d Bank ntie, Kennaburg, Good tire-.* euitomcn to ulare their orders im- TWO TO<;(,ENBl}RG goats, one feaanen nond street, Aioury r_ra».. , 6-8oQ7-J.* wool, all itsei and makes; very ret-* 6-05*1 or Bed Bank 6-0038. I _- r.r „ .urnacei, 1838 CHEVROLET Ma.ter Dt Lu5« mediately to assure deli very. Whit* 20-Jncb size, br.ind new, a)] tc#l jobs, Eoat and one Saanrn buck, 1 nforma- MOT WATi_S heating /urnnce. bargain, IRON FIREMAN stoker, with electric sonable. Great bargalm. At Schwarts'i IENBHAL CONrRAintlR and ea.apools B $40; Am eric-n RadUtor Co., Red Auctlon Room*, _t> E_»t Front ftreet. coach, new puint, radio and beaUr. Aerei Turkey Far ma, Nu tin-amp roid three only. First come, sets I Bock's tlon. call Red Bnnk 6-0990-W, controls: good oondition; bargain, cltanvdi carting and grading, top excellent condition. Can be Been at' •• Phone B«d Bank 6-1247. stove Exchange. Valley Drive, near Sears aSTALL GARDEl tractor, water cooled Devil ideal a,«ction_l boiler, front lection $100, Phillip, 18 Navealnk avenue, At- Phone Red Bank 6-3218. toll, muurt, fll* dirt, ctndtrt, graval and cracked. Can be welded or replaced. In- Mechanic street, Red Bank, betweln » T. ngcliTirT avenue. Atlantic Highland.. Phone At- OK!! Red Bonk 6-349i-J, ntlc Highlands, phone 1-O4o8-M.* DRESSMAKER'S form, 8< to «B Inch and. Estlmataa glnn. Phont Rtd Bank find 5iao.» • ••" IHnijc" Highlands 1-0346-W. spect at 116 SCA Ofrt avenue, Maaai- expansion; cylinder gal heater, and- .464. Otcsr Becker. 47 gtcond itrwt lounge chtiir, Qm-en Anne chair, studio LADY'S WESTFIELD • blcyclo, pflict ftt—BUYS—TWO beautiful Fenian 1936 YOU'D convertible icdan, ffood mo- couch, *U with slip coveri, 2 Imperial wttsrnELD "—' quan. Phone Manasqiian 7-0810-W. cati, 8 months old; color: silver gray irons, electric cleaner, set ot Thackeray, Pelr Htven. N I WOOD ARD~ open, l» pHch str.tiet. tic-l'y new, 28-Inch, horn and light. tor, fair condition, cheap. Call E_tbft> mAKPASt N6OK iet, ilx-foot table. and tortoise ahell. Can be «e«n by •ap- deluxe «dltlon, and child'* /oldln« table. •AINTTNO AND DBCORATINTJ—If you end tables, ronsole table, coffee table, Wood cut to order. Alao trucking. Asklnir 151). Phnni, R4jd Bank fl-21 rfd linoleutn top, two benches, hand town 8-0.5Z-M. 68 Throe km o-rton ar«- mahogany tables: 9x12 rue, living room Phone Red Bank 8-1846. Call Mon- CHILD'S pointment, Fhone Eatontown 8-0B78 Phone Red Bank 6-O270." ara considering a paint iob, call us for CRIB, full site, metal, pre- made; two electric percolators, wardrobe an estimate In Du Pont outside salt- nue, Eatontown.* • eabine* coal rlovr, tun trnti bronn; mn- J»)'. Tuesday and Friday, before p and Eustace 8. White, IHH Soulh trurk, vpry irood condition. Call Bad evenli JUST RECEIVED some Duncan Phyfe hogany bertr jom tot, roil spring nnd afirr ,i. Other days, call anytime. C. mahogany dining room sets; great cleaning paint, Guaranteed work. Bogart KOIll) TBUCK, n,J-ton, 1918, guaran- Rank 6-17U-M after K p. m. EWOtcoolerator Icabox, ToT- teed, with extra tire. Phone Holmdtl tnattreiF. floor limp, table lamp. These H. Wilson. pound ice capacity. Good condition. argaln. At Srhwarti'i Auction Room. tV Loraax, li Poster ttreet, River Plasa, article! wi" he sold sepnrnlf ly, Phone ffOME C7)MTOHt~c"o"i3kTnT "range, cast HeJ Bank, phone Red Bank «-0798-M or 9-6B11. ' iron *ncl [trny rnrimlp, wftrminu «v»n TRACTOR DRAWN •qulpment, (n Phone Rut Bank J.2119-J. £9 En_t Front street, phone Red .Bank Atlontu- Hi.hUndn J-f^ll-M. se. en 8-3213. latontow,! ».Qa50-H. 9« Danel truck. Phone Keanf- and hot water bi.-k. $10. Cost $150 SCALE PLAtroHM; Patrbanks-Morse; burg 6-0265-W. CORN STATUS". Urge,"'vr7) good Tor ^on. sii (hBirs. china closet and good condition, two bottom plow, fomplete. Phone HolmdeJ^ 9-6HU. OVERCOAT, army officer's; never been bl'iit 1A(^K.H anil ces.boul. cleaned whrn new, gooii (ondition. Phone Red 1937 FORU TUDOR sedan, food eon- feed: tied in «.iea\ • i. il '. renti #mrh. buffet. Call R»d Bank t-l2t;-J after BniU, fi-1 l ,(t.M. double disc, drag harrow, two-row BELT. POWfcR tnkeoit. iU lnch-s ' worn; site SS, Cost ttS new, will aJso dry wella, drains Installed Ss- at Walling'i (arm. Chapel Hill, Middle- «-3" p. m. 20 RHODE" I^LARb . i&~ i ocstf »,~ti sacrifice for |40. Call Red Bank «- tlmatas gWen. Oscar Becker, 47 Sec- dition, sood tires, heater. Call at 99 r rorn planter, rye graii ieed«r, lix- by 41 feet. Phone Holmdel 9-6611. ond strMt, Palt HaBen. nhone Red Bsnh Herbert street, Red., Bank, after «:J0 tpwn. Phoftf Mt<* Uptown 5-ft?flS.M. RICHARnSON"** BOYNTON p?l sto"vT, 0S38-J any dny after 1 p. m." months old. Phone flrrl Bank 6- foot mower, 14-foot dump rak«, 3WALL CHILb'S mah-ganr dr-.-lnS U- only.* with two-burner fiat top. Complete 0^ft3.W.l.» ble 7lth chair; hsi three mirrors; for miniature MtLK AND CORN fed turkeys, with pipe. Call lied Bank I-I9S2-J at- wind rower, drop head automatic SAY BALTNO. Combining, mowing and CHEVROLET, 1986 Mtstsr sedan, good p ^ AN KXCBLLENT violin, VhrnTrfoo yenrs bedroom. Nice for Christmas; reason- poodles: registered, pedivrecd; reilon- raklnct also plowing, discing, sowing, young ind Lender. Order yours ter ti30 hay loader, feed grinder, tarpaulin, abl«. Call after 6 p. in. Rumson 1- condition, radio and heater, MOO, pri- FOUR PIECES of Homosote Eoard. sue old, $100; light wf.ght NVeilern able. Apply aL 46 Lewis street, Eaton tte. First dasi equipment, genuine, not vate. Fhone Matawan 1-1780-W. CheeS- now, before the rush, HirolH Wil- di: feet, price >< each: also chicken Raddle, In good rondiiion, (20; nnlique 15x18, and scoop. Fhone Holmdsl own, or p^one Eatontown 3-0237-J. duration farmers. Ralph Uaher. Holm- quake State Pnrk. Matawsn. ELTCTRIC POULTRY pkkar, electric .Itmi, *t>.t to Crav ford Corner wire for fencing. 13 Morford place, Red b«by rirrisge. with p/irmol. tlO. Phone Slftt'S SIZE 14. li and i«, three suits. del, N. J. Phone CBOj. 1B37 OLDSMOHILE. fnur-door sedatl, Bank. Mrs. Atk. Hlghtstnwn 274-J-2. Mn, PRII) V. Nan. two winter costs, live skirts, five scaldrr, excellent condition. Also school, between Keyport and Holm- v limited number of Ntw Jersey buff tur- AINTINOnr day or contraot; paper rndlo and heater, four new tires, mo* JVBED SHEETS, :."piiioV~cViesrt*~o SEVERAI, C H ICiTE'N and' VrTJSHTr RS.BUILT BOY'S bicycle; man'a navy swaaters and .three dresses; all In <>*7 hanging; estlmatts given. Herman Lor recently overhauled. Call Bed Bank del. * hoiin*B, Can be moved. Cfiil Snlur- good condition: very reasonable, phone key breeders. Phone Holmde) 9-8305, Thornttn, B. F. D., box 42, AMantlc flbrt TUBS, now Monitor rarpet sweep* 1 overcoat, lice 39 short; Udy'a black 8-nBi-M. after 5 p, m.» er, coffee table, electric Iron, kitchen IIRV mnmlnR, Entonlown It-OMta. howling shoe*, sl_e _, All In Rood eon- Red Bank «-0t27. Highlands, phone Atlantlo Highlands _- . n tOQ& condition. PONTIAC. lost, four-door sedan, per- tab)/-, ironin7 board, telephone table, N WATT AMPLIFIER, apr^er, micro, rfltion. 88 Lnk. n»enu», Fair Haven. ' B6Y'S 2 6-IN OH bicycle, good condition ; feet mechnnlcally, low mileage,, all Phone Red Bnnk 6-07 4 2-W af'.cr 6 two-burner oil stove. Phone Rumson phone and reenrd fhnnKrr, complete three-quarter-Inch plywood ping pong FOR EXCHANGE *, m. TWO NEW STOKM windows, 2 f«it S HOUBEIIOVlNa, raising buildings, rna- good tiros, appearance like new, Ntn'r* ii:»4R* $100. Cnll at house, bet wren 5:30 nnd Inches by five fe«t three Inohei, |l. tnble; also pot stove, tn'nk and rack. ion work, carpenter work and trunk* eat offer to 11,200. Daytime only. .12 FTG CANARIES, fri fimey M'XPTK bed', coll iprlna, nnd ,6:30' any even!nit. Unbelt Oourter, Car- Cnll Highlands o-1186-W. Phong Red Bank ,-0fl21.J. WORLD'S LOVELIEST solo Instrument, Ing. , Morris Home Isapt Co., Box. 13J Rlvervlow rond. Monmouth Bench, ' nnturn) colors. Special!tins in 811kin mnttreii, thrce-fiunrter ilze, very oline nvnua, Port Moumoiith. TWO MAPLE ClllUS. mattresses, one ANGOLA. XlBA¥__ft, nlne-seotlon, Rot C'melody Bitxophonsi like newt cost Keaniburg. FOKD—Model A, five passenger onb- •££naJ.__J>edroom sat. Wa|er, Burns Nn. 1 oil, sultftblii for 1260, will exchange for It or 16-trause BAVNTOIfllun8. and carpau. Huge and riolet, 'perfect running oondition, godd *»B audSss tires nnd paint, 1275 or best offer. Mo- 'WO FULL.SI2 bods, sprlns nnd mat- BELT AN!) dhV Minder, production flrcplnc- wood for inle, Phono Kcd llbrnry table, good oondltjon, raslonabis. lalry Fairntt 1 ^)810lBUmtel^Aata tross, cuod eondltfon. 2S Bank Bnnk 6-3ti6-. Phonu Mlddletown li-0286-n. • 027 LIONEL ELECTRIC trnln, oorn- mothproofed •><> location, o Broad ^onmbarir. Phone Kenlisblirg »-0BBty nk;^ . _ G tmNE, fip^y.wTtTTipTn ANTIQUE HAND woven covorlot. doublo TllUMPET. B«ch-8trsdlvarlus, good, oon- plele, reasonable, •Wllllum K. Cooper, "I Phnn» Red,Bank a a 1934 CHEVROLET,, two-door sedan, JSrolce itlecllaii of Jlne old dryer, recently overhnliled. Phone bed, t>*>D,' pnir nntique npr]irons s\n is, illtlon. Cs)l evenlnffs, .Lone Branch Thompioti avsnus. Keaniburr. Fhone BUSINESS NOTICES L.,-iiu UUiuAttlMtl—rQradlntf. Write me, now tires, fine mechanical condition, Ewtbntnwn .l-O^l TMJ. . violin, SCO to Ji'iu, reihiccd nboul $20; four pnir drupe*, one ilnrk blvip, »-am-M,« • . Kennsburg 8-0048,• ,1 will call on you, Seven yeori In this rndlo anil heater included, .Price 1800, onnhnlf. U inn-fcilod, liunyl Klorrk of llx-foot iquni-ft nnd two, twn-font ili-ipn WABHIFfi HAOHINB,.' a permanent JADY'8 RIOYOLB, excellent condition, TRUMPET iNSTBUOTon. Bruce E. An- r«rk, Wv uit Inrgut bi)IMo»ers made, Call evenings. 6i30 to 7. Phons Mat* Courro ^' »ro«d HTM[, Had Hank.* '* tnlit htondloom ruin. SticiIAce, urondlooin, Ctill fleet Bnnk 6-0120-K type, 10(9 model, perfsct condition. balloon tires, |2S, Phone Keanlbbrg derson, Phono lied Bank «-J411.H, irodi^olng the quickest, best,' moBt econ- aVnn 1.U858.B-I. j_ I5RCMB—S"n«ro and slroel drum; aiTo Phon ll 7M ffi- $ p m. '_ Additions! whlrldry future mads slight ».(16M.J,« ifetween i a,nrl 7 >. m. .. orfilcsl job. E, h, Ormlus, Colt's Neck. PAOKAKO SUPER 8 icdnn, 11)40, out^ taniltte outm. Snap for quirk bur- MOTOft sidrfBR, with controU. A-l 8IX-PIECB WALNUT bedroom itiltn, rrpnlr. Cost HO now; !!!.««, no more, OIJtL'R PULL-SIZE bicycle, excellent RflollTFiStieJ, HOUSE PA1NTINHI alto tlgna made to standlr.a condition. .All accuso'ldti sr ' HtoreV of Coursi, :i Broad street, tttBu* condition, rcRionahly priced. Phone ruiinTntbl*. 22 Carpenttr i^reet, no less. A, * D..Appll»n««, 10 WUU' ondltlon, two n»^ttrei, Call Bum- k W TVajfsi,' K«nm«n' Burtnaa order, fieoroe E. Parker. Fhone' six axcellent tltm, Krcantly orci.h&»•• *•>••>>• •• 'i / 1 ' RED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER.14, 1946. Page Fifteen^ |

AUTOMOBILES MISCELLANEOUS SITUATIONS WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SA__ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR PABM1H8 ATTI1NT.O1I, U» «wk »rlH» SOBiWARTZ. Corrsjar, ri». UGHT AMD. HEAVY hauling, two trucks GHI^NDSDouble hmu. (our rooma KBD BANK—Sevan-room house, with BUNGALOW—Four rooma and bath; G*. L APEBOVEr).. Brick'bunjtaW,' ftve' RAT? VAN-MO: ...._ . .International track eajee paid'tor ••-r-lsleil cu* cattle, atb aacBfivparata hot al*-hsat- -bath, beamed living room and dining one-ear garage. Inquire after 4:3.0. rooma, fireplace,.tllsd, Bath, bard-food, V ooe,»rtrlrtemc •).?»• Jivl-M _ service heerganifra, Ph.oa» Bad toil, Ordere Uk»» for iprlw dellvanr Atla'iitlo Hlthlanda. 1-02JS-M. Floyd ln» unltsunl , one side Taeant; alsn cholea noori, Insulated, oil beat;' a<9npane'yn80r ,nh .tS7. " jl leader steers. Drop • ilrd •- «—I Thome, II Seventh avenue, Atlantic Moni ltrce Aeldltcne fireplace; excel- Box 8»_, Nutawamp road, Red Bank. fifeplaccr tt-o'large bedrootai, 1 lota la Watar Wlteh section. - Harry N. lent residential neighborhood! garage; Louis Kasiuba.- days" Stores and transportation nearby. tiled WUheUr,. fulfilled dlnln f OABtt boojht, sold tai o. Taylor Palmar EngHlbtowU.K. J., piona Hlghlandi, Johnson.. 14 Ba; 110,000, Bay JtlJIman' Associates. ay avanuei Hla^hianqa; taunedlate occupancy. Price IU.700. W. BELFORD—Corner lot, VjxIOO. approx- 1 •ni^wiHr traatlng -plalit,- dll'3 g . Po»tl»« MJM W4 Mrrlc* ttni. .• ; .-•- ijlt US HELP you with your employ- N TMU—Twaiva acrta and C, Wenrt. 4: Broad atreet, Sid Bank. Phone Eatontown i-fjftn '*- •" '"" tachtd- gurage; Insulation :.eopper.plumb- .K? lUnns. a. M, A. C. ButM Brotttn. lmately 1 Vi blocks from bus terminal, _BB xou HAvmo » party* wvui •Ueut >r6bj»mi. Bobarta' Employment lxfoon houae, with ill imstov- Phone JKOe Desirable location; high ground. Mo THAIUER OAMP—Off main •• highway, Ing-; oaK-floorlnri''tl6.600,^.tUy: Viu>'® • IB-il Mechanic atreat. phone- IQM, Agency, 77 Broad atreet, Bed Bank. mantl; iwaKa and well-built barn, with Horn Agency, Fals Haven, Phone Xl wish to Mil yuui uttumutll* rent a Juke fiox .for. that .pedal oc- PA&M. H0LM&_L township, loa aorei. danger of water at any season. A gen- electricity and water' avallabta; home IK csuloni or • P. A, system. For a npmlntl Phon* HOI. , loft. Located on WycfcoK road. Aikln« • 5 tillable, reat woodland and paature; 11 at 600 Pkon six roo'mt, ill Improvements! iiCrage. Bank «-M88,* , ., . ,-.•:!.'>.• .• bring It t cubb fof r eer- etaana Amonmant f '' * - « Keanaburg 1 In. Call or wrlU, Veteran's _m3nfflent COUPLE, WHITE, both A-l. wish poal- 'price $11,100. Ixelu«lT« agent. COB- ISO new reach trees, asparagui, straw- apartment ab6va; nvaf 'acres "of 'land, 860 RAV VAN HORN. AQENCY. 'vlcemble »ni Illl to ".»« nsodtls Bergen . plan. Red atance 3mi(b, Ii Uxpla avenue, Fair Ha- Mmint-BrwHiib Co.. Red Bank. Co., 15-fT Weat - - - Uon; wife aa cook, husband u chsul- berries, gripes; very rich soil. .Ten-room TAUENt)Y-thlrteen-roo- feet road frontage, JlJ.OOO'. 8tllltnim Square, grange avenue, Falr^jptaven/a;^ Bank. Phona, t,ni' faar-blitler. Writ* 111 Eighth avinue, house, sttam heat, baUi, electricity; horne. Wattrfront location, near Red Associates. Phone- Eatontown. l-OOOTi* new -restricted 'community; ,haU-ac»eiJ V dMlrea' poiitI3n~^! Constancy Btplth* M tfapla avenue. Fair PJiona Keyport two-car garage; lovely grounds?~many RAV-'-it-AN HOW AO_N6«-garlr'po.-.i?6, .. - flrkt.. H. K. Galley, 171 Flnt avenue, Bill, Phona sr wflta Utanallenal HaTen. Phone B»d Bank I.28J8. 7-1340-J. Salvatore THOMPSON AUtWCV—Cape Cod Colon- eomDalllop, vicinity Red Binlc, Sleep 8lrjtnlt.ro.* ial: seven rooms, two baths, fireplace, extras; "112,500. 8 till man 'Associates. ' Milton, riverfront Colonial.^ iawly.iif AtUntlc HlrhUndi. Phone 1-0Z4I. Carraiponlanea 8>heoli, 11 Cam- Ini light homework aad cooking, Phone DOU8LS HOUBB—Bid Bank, six rooms, Phona Batontofrn 8-0007;e painted; 8 rboma, fireplace, b»lh^ If" 1 -l-UJitVUKC^-Thra> Bad Baak l-llllll bath each side, itealh beat; two-car tajraa, eatll/ wlutarlaajll, bubt t lloea- atsd. Breetawsy; one-car garaga; ll«,- BUSINESS PROPEHTT, Former butcher atory; attached garage; lld.SOi]% .Vfl-,, .,», PMP CA» lEL-EBB. W1U tu • Ul Var. Horn. Agency, Fair Hare-in; f])OHlXM ULJAM. _. PUBUO BTtNUGiiAPHBR, all forms garage; suitable for professional or ras. i '*" l Qlk l 000. Thompaon Agency, 81 East Front shop, all equipment. Including "walk- ' • highsst cut trie* for rant »Md Identlali PrlccP 112,500. Baar tarmi. atreet, Red Bank. Phon, ».0700.» in'1 icebox, package llqudr license grant- R,ed. Bank 8-0283,'. . ____.tjg mlnliographlrig and typing. Miriam I. Bxclualvr assent, Conjtanea Smith, la e».• fAlR HA.TB»~«IV.r road. Bualneas or - -8TATE8. Farms, building location; near bus. For sale completely 0»49-H,» residence. Newlr renovated, furnllhcd or furnished; 111,100. Thompson Agency, er's haalth. Ray Stlllman * Associates, heat; other outbuildings; $11,000, R»y-;' DODGE AMD Plymouth eailtnfar ears. or uniurnlihed. Six rooms, hot watar Bites. Fr.rik B. Utn, Newman 81 East Front straet. Red Bank. Phone 812 Broad street, Eatontown, Phone Van Horn Agency, Pair Haven. Thofta 3 Dodfe Job-rated trugkj, euthprlieel OTESTT WI6H£S senaral eUrlcal heat, oil, Immediate oocucancr. Aaklng 6-O7O0.* ' 3-0007.* Red Bank 6-0288,*' APTS. and ROOMS TO RENT work; lling. typlns aiperlmce. Lo- tUM-OIAT- OCfclJi'AMflV. Port I ferries, modern sarvlce itatlpn, frank price Ill.SOO, bclaalva aient. Con- •--— - _- «w^w«—av #•!*• v a>* ^ ua Ir e»Te>WU~ 1 fi"0_T TOP. ~Bver acre sice grounds, RSY VAN HORN AGENCY—Vllli Van Bjrckle, lit \yait front itra«t, Bad cal wtrk Pr-'llnlng room, nreplaee, kitchen, Thompson Agency, 11 East Front itreet, 7Sxl60, terraced, shrubs, hsautlful .hade fired; attached double garage;•{ 124,600. ; FUBNI I vntil 6, by day or weik. Phone AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. W>na- tiled bath, two bedrooms, oak Doors, tlful car, thla It lu Can be Been any LABGK FUBNI6HBD bedroom on flrat 1 1 1 Bad Bank. Phone 6-0700." trees 1 IU.000. Kay. SUIImsn es Associ- Ray Van Horn. Agency, Fair Haven. floor, luiublail * for a couple. Kitchen B«d Bank 8-1481-W.- mana, comnlotalv modernized and e'fVSJ"* ' ."' •««•«• garage. Price ates, 313 Broad .treat, —atontown. Phone Red Bant 6-028J.' day until 1 p. m. 246 Spring itraet. decoratad tlx»room home, hot water oil tHOMPsON A«BNCY - Seven room.., Bed Bunk. Phona Bed Bank t-»3»»-M. privilegea. Call after t t>. m.. at ITI lla- TWO WOMEN would like position work- ll»,800. John Ulnugb. Broker. Phone Phone 3-0007.e " RED BANK—House, 8 rooma, '-all ira- beat, inatant bot water, bathroom and Rumson 1-0718.« tile bath, lavatory; beamed callings, JJJ6 FORD convertible aedan. In ixcel- chanlc itreit. Bad Bank. Phona I-U74.* . inff In privata home, bakery, as fireplace; piped hot air heat, coal; ex- REB BANK—Veteran.l Now garden provements. Recently painted Irislda wtltreisaf, itc. Phone Atlantic High- extra lavatory, fireplace and garage; lot lant condition; radio and heater. 249 BOOM—Kor coupli, with cooking, walh- 71x100; |»,TsO. Phona Ajborj Part 2- WXWM PALL8_«hlck.a farm. Ten cellent location in Rad Bank; IK,000. apartmenta ready for you, in fine and outside. New roof; lot 5Qx27J; alapla avenue. Red Bank. Phone 6- Ing, Ironing privileges. Houaa located lands 1-O0TO-, between I and S In the merea, on paved highway; capacity !,- residential town of fteq Bank, on the double garage. . Direct from' ovmer. . afternoon.* ;»» Thompaon Agnci, SI East Front street, •8««jJ._ near tha Doll/ Pltchar hetel, II Mor- 1 I0O birds; bungalow, six rooms end phone Red Bank 1.9700.* Shrewsbury river. GooeT commuting, one Write "Eight-Room House," Box 511, SHADOW LAKE PARK. Alexander sac bath, hot sir heat. Price 114,000. John 1010 PLYMOUTH pick-up truelT all ford Place, Red Bank. Phona Bad Bank VBTBkArJU—Itiv.r vie. Some, withil. hour to New York. "Warwick' Qarden Red Bank.* '. tbn, acre plots; a modern lastrioUd ajlnugh Broker. Phor.a Rumaon l-07U,» apartments on Plnckney road* walking food t-ply Ures. motor recently over* Haldantlal development r, B. A, ap. ~- ' -~-' ^' ' * MWI.V **mea_saivai *"W f AVt walking dUtin:« of Red Bank station. DENNIS K. BYRNE, AGENCY—Little hauled; nlso 1940 l^-lon Chevrolet LIGHT botmKti&Wti. H\c. /umlaHed HELP WANTED proved] school adjoining, eloia to rail- BRIGHT—Bualness and Investment Uvinj room with Hreplaee, dining room, distance to station, store*!. Three rooms, Sliver; fine for commutipg; .modern truck, raek body, with tarpaulin. A-1 roo'm, lenti-prlvate bath, In reilden- tiled bath, (2,111.41) and 181 month: bungalow, in perfect condition* Two - road ataAloa. laka privileges. A few Una opportunity; too atores, four apart- kitchen, two bedrooms, bath, apaeioua four rooms, 12,525.40 and $61 month. condition. A. Koalrkr. Katontown. tlal location. For bualnaaa couplo or home sites atlll a'allatJe. See your real- mania. Frlee 115,000. John ' Mimigh, attle. oil heat; attached garaga; large nice bedrooms, living room, with fire- - aingle person. Phona Red Bank !• GIRLS OB WOKEN. Apply BIngU Syi- tor: alao E. Alaxandar, on tha premlaas. Ray Stillm&n Associates, Eatontown. place, tiled electric kitchen, tiled bath,.' . 193B CHEVROLET coupe, new battery, tin Laundry, Broad nod Flnt ttreeti, Broker. Phone Ruroaon l-07H.e corner plot, 110,800. Joseph G. UcOua Phone 8*0007. good rubber, tSOO. Pbone Keyport 1404." PoatofBce, R. D. No. 1.. Boj 7-A, Bad EOMM^ll estateV ; modern resl- Agency, Bealtora, Phone Red Bank I- oak floors, hot water heat, oil fired;, at* taehed garage; plot SSxISO: Immediate 1-1489. ______»H0.« Capital of 11,000 required which you Jennie C. Laiyton, Uneroft. N J Joaeph G. McCue Agency, Realtor. Phone additional acrease available. Three miles Highlands: lovely home in cbdUc? toca> ;-. Rumson l-0«4 or Red Bank t-14'0.' Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Pbone Red tion. First floor, large living roora^ and ' * condition, (iood tlraa. Appleiate'a -W8. rooma, nicely decorated. Large kitchen, Agency, Realtors, Phone Bed Bank 6- Colonial (3 bedrooms), tile bath, hot Second floor: two tiled batha and ^four-' ftfi PACKARD: also lot ot good sec- living, dining, three bedrooms and bath. 1470 or Rumson 1-0444.• water beat, fireplace, oak floors, porch; large bedrooms. Third floor is flnlihed ' un4-h*und lumber. L. dlattln, Heed- phone J-1H0.M." Philadelpbi\, 7, PeninrlvanJa, STUCCO HOUSE and store combined. Off with four bedrooms. This home b» "TWO PLlUSANr turtlahed rooms, for Living quarters consisting of 8 large Hot water heat; double frontage; gar- ACREAGE TRACTS. Two to 10 acres, plot 10**12S. Garage, $11,000. Ray PAINTERS. Apply E.UIU •. 20 Mount nice, with small apartment. " Van Horn Agency, Fair Haven. Phone charm nnd many extra features; Bot Wai )l«.«.PLY_pUTH: also 1910 Chevrolet. light housskaeplng; all Improvamantai rooma and bath. Building has ipaolous Immediate extremely fertile ground, Including ter heat, oil fired, garage: large plot. hot runnlrig watar. Ke$r atation and •trt«t, Had Bank. Phone R*d Bank showroom, with large glass front facing occupancy; J8.E0O. Joseph G. laVCue fields, orchards, woodland and brooks. Red Bank 6-0283.* r'„: Ptoac Long Branch I-S.tl-J. after «-0MZ. Asking $18,000. Offer. Dennis K-. Byrne, . .iT p. m. . bui Una. ] S9 Bridge avanua, Bed busy highway. Whole house cellar with Agency, Realtor. Pbone Rumson 1-0444 Three miles from Red Bank, 11,200 up. RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—-Rumson 8 West River road. Rumson. phone. Rum* Bank. AV OPPORTUNITY for cultured woman 7*foot ceiling, shop in rear, with four- or Red Bank 6-H70.* Exclusive Agents. Joieph G. MeOue bungalow. Completely and comfort- .• 1941 KOKD BBUL.| r p«luap . radio and heate - to earn unlimited fneome with Baautf son 1-0576. THHKE-ROOM lurniihcd tpartment; all car apace. Properly 7Oil 50. Located -KfcWgBl/ftY— Broad street KmT. Agency, Realtors. Phone Red Bank J- ably furnJlhed; living room, two bed- 1 Whiit ii the offtrT Write. "Ford." CouAiellon, Inc. Writ*, "B. C," Box on Route tS, ens mile.from Had Bank, near school; nice neighborhood. Con- 1470 or Rumson 1-0444.* rooms, bath with shower, kitchen with DBMNIS k'. BYftNB. AGBN toward JiUdletown; |U,000. Call Bed talna large living room, dining room IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY^ Ui mTlee tubs, electric ocfrigerasor and Magic Highlands; marine view, access to pgUT^TSftTT Cliff Lodge. Scenic Bank 1:1*7 fr* 0488 before *:30 a. m. Bank 1-0321. yacht bssln. Tlrst floor; livlng-'*t«om. TrlBBE-KOOM furnished apartment. with breakfast alcove, kitchen, three from Red Bank. Living room, dining Chef rans-e; garage. Asking $7,600. Im- llrvi. Atlantic rdlhkndi. bedrooms and bath; excellent condition; mediate possession. Ray Van Horn with fireplacey dining room, modern Heal, hot nater, alectrle lupplled. 422 FEMALE ASSISTANT wtn tid 1B LONG BRANCH—Business and realden- rooom, kitchen, three bedroomi and kitchft* and lavatory: second floor: three Mtln itrcct, one bloe'< from Highway tal property. Two-family apartment, garage. Owner morlng- «»ay; til,SOU. bath; recently decorated; good heating Agency, Fnir Haven, Phone Red Bank booltkeepinf department of Th« 6-02S8.* • bedrooms and modern bath; steam heat. 36. Phone Ktinibarg I-0T87-J. five rooms each, separate utilities: Im- Joseph G. HcCue Agency, Realtor. Phone system: one-car garage; plot 316 feet Large riot: Immedinte possessions 810,- BOATS APARYMBKT. Furnished, living room. Red Bank R«slater. On* '.Winf In or mediate potaession; partly furnished; lot Rumaon 1-0444 or Red Bank I-1470." deep: taxes 135. Price 17,500. Joaeph RAY VAN HORN AGENCY— Small Co- 500. Dennis K. Byne, 6 Went JUver dtnlng room, modern kitchen, modern near Bed Bank preferrid. Apply by 80x106 feet; two-atory, three-car gar- K-LI BANK—Large wiTter-front resi- (i. McCue Agency. Realtors. Phone Red lonial residence, built just pre-war. road. Rumaon. phone Rumson lO&TB age. Corner property, S9.30O. Third dence, suitable for boarding house or Bank 6-1470 or Rumson 1-0444.* Living room, with fireplace; four bed- CHRIS! ER MARINE onion, it-elirnl bnth, matter bedroom, guret room, mod- letter in own h«n! writing tor ap- ern o'. rrhe&d door garcge. attic over all avenge. Call or address property, 201 conversion Into apartments, A bargain. HOLMDEL VALL'-fTTarnTT« Terea". rooms, two baths, oil heat: garnge' and reduction. In alock. Uaed 1500 Clinton place. Long Branch. WntC 110 vult llghllnu plant: al>o uied for storage: private landscaped entrance. polnUncnt. 0tat« age, etc., which Containa five rooms first floor; five with gently rolling, fertile field, good $15,000. Taxes $100. Ray Van Horn narti for Sterling and S|>«cdwejr motora. Oo Ruraton bus line. Elderly couple, per- will b« treftUd confidentially. One rooma. bath, second floor; four rooms, fencing, two brooks, woodland. Eight- Agency. Fair Haven. Fhone -Red Bank 4-028'.• Parweil'i 8nlei and Service. II Blngham msntnt, prtt'erred. Immediate occu- )uit out of blah ichool preferred. WK HAVE MANY prospects for bath third floor. Large plot about *4- room Colonial house. In picturesque set- • HIGH CASH PRIC5 pancy. IA5 per month. Phone Rumsoo farm homes and acreage. Now acre. Early posseealon ; 110.000. Joseph ting, eaally converted Into modern aygnue. Kunnon. Phone numaon 1-1499. Addr**i Mn. Job«>. Bookkeeplnff RAY VAU HORN AGENCY—Home of MORI' SoToSS, compUtely converl«3 1-I3IX-R. la the time to sell. List your prop- G. McCue Agency, Bealtor. Phone Rum- home. Usual farm buildings. Owner five rooms, near school and atorea; Dap'U Drawer til. Red Bank. ion 1-0444 or Red Bank 6-1470.* retiring because of advanved age; *2JD,- • ALL MODELS ". for mr.rin^ u%*. ur conversion kit! erty wlth tha 8. Walters Aaiency. OM Newly painted on exterior: steam heat, only. Prlr^« on rtqurgt. Dllbrow LINDEN HALL. 74 Tlnton avenue. t MMEDIATB POSSESSION, Rumson, 000. Joaeph O. McCue Agency, Real- S4.5OO. Ray Vnn Horn Agency. Fair • ALL MAKES Atlantic Hlg-hlandi road. New Mon- tors. Phono Red Bank 1-1470 or Rum- Bh Vit \ I.oiic Branch. Phone Eatontown. Short walk to bui BOAT BUILDERS, rablnat maker, car- modern Colonial: large living roem, Haren. Phone Red Bank 6-0283.* mouth. Phone Mlddletown 6-02S3. vith flropla«e, dining room, sun room, son 1-0444. • ANY YEAR ; Um:: !lr;:.,H -.-_6«". and Snllng'i Vln*r: ntur Camp penter 44-hour week, ln».di work, RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Old estate >" baam. sail plea -.inl working conditlom. Apply model kitchen, powder room, three large LITTLE SILVER bungajow. livIng~rooir7, • :1<.-P45oi' "SMLnoAT. Wood and West Gate, Fort Won- being divided. River front plots avail- Drlvo to or Pbons . :j and Hi t 11 n« , n;elwi 1 snd - p. m. mouth. Large front room, twin i-fcT US H1?LP you" wlh jour employ- room; G. E. oil burner; insulated; at- twn bedrooms, tile bath, hot water heat, Van Horn Agency. Fair Haven. Phono- hnu^e. bath : two-rnr tfarigre: l°t electric range,"screen*, storm sash; PACKARD—RED BANK As. lor Ch-r>..- b«.<]a: 114. room, double bed, 110. ment problema. Robert'» Employ JOxlOO. Contrally located, on bus route. ctivr landscaped plot; (21,000. See Red Bank 6-0288 • ment Agency. 7 7 Broad slreet. Red Roliton Waterbury, Realtor. 16 West one-car attached garngp; lot 65x180: It-FOUT HOW BOAT. Phui.e Eatontswn J-i:«l. Call Atlantic Highlands 1-04Z0-W. Kelly Building , '-;j Bunk. f bo ne 1805. Front mrfet. Red Bank. Phone 8-3500/ taxes 170. Asking $10,500. Walker aV RAY VAN HORN AGENCY—Immediate- Rsd Onnk «-S»a«.• U 5S Tindnll, Realtors. 19 East Front atreet. possession ; newly painted sod decor- Harding Boad at Broad St.'. 4UU10 'REPAIR B*rv!c« "nun. "Apply cation, in Ncplunt. Tea room ready MMEDIATE POSSESSION. S^vtn-rnom and comfortable. houtr. in r\ccllent resldentifll neigh- Red Df.nk. Phong 6-27^6.• ated: six rooms, bnth; distributed warm 19 Waverly place, Red morningi to William Rodtrsn, J. H. to operate, seating capacity 150; good air heat; garage: 87.750. Ray Van Moant Co. warehouse, corner Newman healing plant, stoker. 120,000. C. t borhood. Large living room, fireplace, GLENMARY PARK sectTon~f robins, R. B. 6-0428 WANTED beitned coiling; dininK room. dpn. break- lavatory, bath, hot water heat, all Horn Agency. Fnir Haven, Phone Red ing. rood and ElUabaih itreet, Picblcr, realtor, 140 Broad Itreet. Red Bank 6-0233.• MCE KU11M3HEM roomi lor rant with e\ ibiiry. ^ B.-.nt. Phont I-0KS.' fast nook, kitchen, throe brdroomt and conveniencca; large two.car gnrnge; lot l:~hl. beat. (,ood surroundlniri. ner.r bath; gartit: H4.70O. Sec Rolnon 200xUO; tuxes SI28. Price 112.000. OS SPINET pi , '<\i:*t 10 .,11 in rn. So cooVlnj. Renson- G__-»~-.KAL hou.e INVESTMENT—Li __«<_£. .Brick .. in .If.!-,. Good wanes. Bleep Wi.terbury. Renltor, 16 West Front Walker at Tind»ll. Realtors, 19 East Ji "•**'- C*H 5<"' B*l»>" i-1171-B. R.-.hwry, N, J, building: 8 modern aptrtments and Front street. Red Bank. Phone 6-2776.* l. JVd Bii'f Writ* G. H.. Bo 511. Re. Bunk. twe stores. Net income $2,500. Sale street. Red Bank. Pbon^5^3500.• i-ARi.E B!;iiROiJ?l for coup'.e. on but EK.HT-ROOM rumbilni! bungnlow. RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS, seral-bun »low, • iO ' poul rvi/t«i IIM'KM UUWO J.rjt, k.tch-n privi>:r». Call i.fter 5 VoU.\'rAtM GlTtT Tfi^ur. #3:40 to 3:30. pric«. J37.0O0. C. E. Pichler. realtor. B navt rou aPV poUllrjr to 0* B;x-day week. Exi>cri_nc«. Five minutti from Red B_nl. Waterbury. Realtor, 11 West Front Price 16.000. Walker k Tindall, Real- Real Estate and Insurance 1 nr^pla^ts, HS.iOU. C. E. Pichlrr. Bea and buolit. I lrad« lali Hud oi>^^ •t-rl I' '!.™ V-'ti B tk 6-1 1 OS.* TEMPORAilV" MAJD, whiu. (or tno street. Red Bank. Phone {-35CO.* >. 19 Eaat Front street, Red Bank. [nonihs; r»r gut; on _u» line. I'hont WO Broad ilt-eet. Red Bank. Pbone Plume 6-277 fi.* htMi^r board. t-ui iim>i«>T dealii.K T\l (1 rURjTlTltl) roo1n7 ri'f lljhl 1 Red B»nV 6-OHI.' • WATERFRONT—Brind new Califo'r he :»•' ' -pin'.'. u^ .tntt'lr Plara or !l-.im.on 1 -''j' ?, type bunjmlow ; hot water hpnt. RED BANK—immediate occupancy, in a 8 West River Rd., Rumson, N. |.t*H>t •• 'I B- r,\ t.-.H-K. Ad, !ivlner room, fireplace, modeui ccsicd rniliation, six rooms: nUachrd very fine neighborhood, suitable for Bnnh. >lr. Uurnll. Phulie Kea Ban> AriRACTiTE ROOlTend batST (or re- p'essant forking- conditions. Write -..rjge: fireplrce. insulated, picture w;n- doctor; six rooms, breakfast room, of- t'ul! infoim_tion on references and t:• kitchen, four bedroomf, two baths, au- Phone: Rumson 1-0576. nnH grnt!emsn. v ;th small family : ex- tomatic heat; garage. Price 115,000. W. o*. tremendous closfti; larre [)lot ; flee, one room in a 11 * •-: hot air heat, '•ellert neighborhood, convenient. Phont l*etcd salary. All replies confidential. $18,000. See Rolston Waterbury, Real- gas range. fifrjUr*: taxes SI74. Asking Write "Secret* -y." BUA 511. Red B'nk.' A. Hopping Agencr. Phone Red Banlt I • ."* Spun »h pupils wanted loi Red Bunk 1-0'91-M." tor. 11 West Front street. Red Bank. 115.000. Walker * Tindall. Realtors. 19 for two children and 6-0397.' East Front street. Red Bank, phone imith cuiverta-O5IJ.W-2.* Phone Attontic Highland. l-"62ft. ven center, ne»vly pulnttii end deror RUMSON—»i\ rooms, bath, hot water fltAUTICIAK. mode rn nKop, ifl v* • d* y three office ruorna, lavatory, living room. IiUjr7b5i~fKlL'feb i-u.d lor K a>b. L-nuii.. TWO 1IOUBLE rooms, for a soldier «nd nted: oil burner. fee Rolston Water heat, conl; three-far garnge; lot wee«. Allenhurst Beaaty Shop. 317 dining rtom, kitchen, four bedroomi, nifurts. lumpt. (unuluie. bultuna, b':t w-ife. kitchen privilege*. tvashinB batn; two-car garage; automatic hot burv. Realtor, 16 Weal Front street, .")ox 1 85 : tnxei 110. Price 11.000. Wal- cloeka, vaaet Will buy eintflr pirrea ol I'.'ivlleBes, rhildrer 'I"' to two yeara. Main -trtet. Allenhunt. phone 3-1403. water hjat, excellent condition. Price Red Bank. Phone 8-8500,• ker 4 Tindall, Realtosa, 19 East Front cpllecUona. All art idea Dun be old. Phone Red Bank t-lS2o-M. . iTEOClSRY 9r~d«)icat«si«n clerk, esperi- 122.300. W. A. Hopping Agency. Pbone WEST Lone BRANCH "home, contain- street. Red Bank. Phone t-2778.' RAY STILLMAN AND ASSOCIATES Peart Oilman, it Spnntf ilreel. Rad ftflC-U—Wltn Vltcben prMU,... borne «n:ed, or iotne experience (mi)*). Red B^nk S-0J97.' in? $even roomt, bath, lavatory, all WEST LONG BRANCH—Home of seven Hank. Phone <.0|4DM. atmosphere, heat and hot watar at all Good ehance for advanciment. Whole mprovements Chicken house 12x21; rooms, bath, powder room, Holland or part time; reference*. Near Red HOME—In good losalion, converted In- •i THRKg 6Tl ~fbUR-room unfurnlihad tlmei; linen, dishes and silver fumlehed. to two apartenents, separate entrances, attached three-car garage; fireplace. Im heat, gaa range; three.car garage; lot ppnrtm^n'.. twn ndultl. permanent; in Adult*. Call at 79 Avenue of Two Bank. For appointment call Keansburg three rooms, bath, nrit floor; four medlnte occupancy. Asking S12.500. 130x170: tmea $150. Price 112.500. Red Bank or vicinity. Phone Red Bank BIvers. Rumson. or Pphonb e 1-0T76. rooms bath, second floor; hot water, Can be seen by appointment only. See Walker at Tindall. Realtors, H East I.S56I-J. Ask for Mr. auscenii.' SUNNY COMFORTABLEtTABLK room, private BJ-PI.RT. CLEANING woman: hours 9-5. automatic heat; garage; rental Income Rolston Waterbury. Realtor, 18 West Front street. Ited Bank. Phone 6-2776." RADIATORS - For itenm heiit. Phone residence r conveniently located, 3D Tour days a week: light laundry. Must 11.100 yearly Price »12,500. W. A. Front street. Red Bank. Phone 6-8500.* ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Suitable for Real Estate and Insurance _Rutn^on 1-03TB _ McLaren street, Red Bank Phona <- be reliable. Call Bed Bank 6-254OJ.' Mopping Agency. Phone RedVBank IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Rumson cot- two families; nine rooms, two baths, |8t(6"Cr1S|r for 19^1 ""Chevrolet." Ply- 3198.M. nd cook: sleep ill or OD^.e ~^ tage of five rooms, all improvements. lavatory, hot water heat, oil, all con- mouth or Ford coup*. Pr.vnte party. N1CBLV FURNiSHBU room. next out, $.6 K weelu Dr. Lazow. phone LITTLE SILVER— Modern bungalow. Air.conditioned, automatic heat; awn veniences, aO-dsy occupancy. Asking B taw »r. 1-1771. "15,000. Wtlker t Tindall. Realtors. Pbona Atlantic Hi.'hl»mli 1-116'j'J. TMiilr. b«lh. IK Harding road. Rsd Bank.* large living room, fireplace, large tile ngl, storm sash, screens; elertrle re 8tate Highway 4-N — Tel. Eatontown 3-0007 126 First nvtnue. Atlantic Highlands, VCUKc; ichool iraiduat kitchen, two bedroomi, tile bath: at frigerator; completely furnished, f 11.500. 19 East Front street, Red Bank. Phone COMFOfctA&Lrl FoomT STO iigKt 6-2776.« Apnt-tmcnl No. I.• homeWeplnr privlleiei. In ken lo- mechanieallr inclined, lo assist main. taehed gsrags; hot watar heat, oilbur- See Rolston Waterbury, Realtor. 11 <0 "FEET OF oa"k (1 raliin. ( Third avenue, AtlanMe High- tcnance auperrisor. Excellent oppor* ner, oak floors. Early possession. Price West Front street, Red Bank, Phona ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Semi-bungs- Bank t-1343-W,* land tunity for advsnrement and to learn 110.500. W. A. Hopping Agency. Phone 6-35O0.' low of eight rooms, bath, hot water EATONTOWN, N. J. CHAIN DRIVE bicycle «nJ maplr bunk r*UttrllSHBD.BObMS. 81 Garrlald av.- buaineaa. Salary (150 per month. Write Red Bank R-039' • RED BANK^—Early possession : modern hsat, oil. electric range; two-ear gar- bed. In good condition. Phone Red "Yotina Man." Bon 611. Red Bank. LITTLE SILVER—Modern 4^-room Cape Cod bungalow, containing five age; plot approximately an acre; imme- nue. Atlantic Highlands." SfcOkKEEPER. female, experienced, to rooms; oil burner; fireplace; electric diate occupancy. Asking S1&.000. Wal- Bunk 6-. B.nV g-Ull. fireplace In baasment. Occupying two one winter and one summer bungalow furnished, except linen and silverware; ONfl LOCAL UA.N fo milk route in acres on lake front. An unusually dis- on premises. Good buy Immediate oc- WOULD LIKE to buy a young tervice- oil burner, ateam heat; available De- Bank 9-0680, tinctive offer at 121,500. Cash required TO VKTERANir No down payment, cupnncy. Price 15.000. Henry Schwel- able purebred Guernsey bull. Tested. cember IHh. fits monthly. Allaire * Red Bank, Phone Red monthly payments. Including taxea for Interview. 18,600. W. C. rVeart, «I Broad straet. ter. Realtor. I4C Main street, Keansburg. J. B. Rue, Jr. Phono Mlddletown 5- Son. Realtor!, II Monmouth atreet. Bed 'hone Red BanV 1-2240.• and insurance, approximately 146, at 0194,-J.* Bank. Phone l-8<»0. WOMAN—Orer II, sincere, -Ith pleas. overall price ot 17,400. Brand new Phone 6-1)128. ADDING MACHINE, new or usef. Ad- Sedl private lni peraonalttr. tor bualness permit- •LOT 100x480 FTOT to tar ona acre), our-room bungalows, full basements, KEANSBljRG—Modern six-room house, boUBLB BC-C-U. twia faces on twe hard anrfaced roads, hath, insulsted attic; oil burner; In- vise price. Write. "Adding Machine," ba*.h. Cojple preferred. Call Friday, tins; flexible hours. Write, "W.," Box automstio oil hat air heat. Hurd Con- hrea blocks from Broad' street, Eaton- struction Company. Highway 85 and clostd porch; near stores and schools. Bar' til. Bed Bank.* Rumson I-O725-M. HI. Bad Bank. , l 20-QAUGE over and under shotgun. town. Buses at corner. Beautiful large fliverajde Drive, Red Bank. Phona Red Property 22 sxl00. Price 15.000. Henry PuftrHSHED LlVJNG roam, large had- BIG DEMAND. Avon Chrlatraas .eift spreading oak tree on front of plat. Oan Bank t-0824. Sehwelier. Realtor, 146 Main street, See Us Regarding Real Estate Phone Eatoritown 1-OeCO-M, after 6 room, kitchen, privata bath, all utili- seta at this tims. Representatives make four lota. 60x22S feet, neighbor* Keansbun. Phone «-0123. T. m. ties furnished. For business or con- wanttd. Red Bank, -LonR Branch. Write, A. RARBj OPPORTUNITY. 121,000 buys hood of nice home. A wonderful buy six-room. 1941 home, completely fur- KEANSBURO—Summer bungalow, con- 8TORAGE SPACE for houae trailer, 11x7 •ervatlve couple. In fled Bank's flnsat "Avon." Boi HI. Red Bank. ir 11.000. Address Box 537. West isting of LWD apartments, with four for the winter, barn or gamge will neighborhood. Write, •Turnlahed Apart, ished. Not the ordinary furnished a 'olnt Plesaant. N. J. rooms each; also has poraaee front and < do. 0 II Deal 7-0637-R.I, after 5 p. m. ment." Box 811, Bed Bank.' CONFIDENTIAL stenographer for Mon- tiomr, but one for those appreciating day and Tuesday. November 18 and the flnest In modern desiirn. A chance rear, screened and glassed in. Csn easily RAY VAN HORN AGENCY rt)iwi3Heb—APARTMBNT:—nireT 11. Yankee Trader. Phone Red Bank VBTBRAN9! Mo eaah required. .0 secure furnishings Impossible to as- be converted Into a winter home If de- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT >«foomi and bath. Private entrance, 4-2247. Priced at F. H. A.' appraised semble Decorated by John Wanamak* sired. Asking price |4,000. Henry High beautiful view. CHIT Lodge, value; 14 sold within last month. ors. The last word in blond, solid wood Schweiser, Realtor, 146 Main street, Scenlo Drive, Atlantic Hlghlanda. furniture of finest quality. Blond ma- Keansburg, Phone 6-0123. REALTORS Two-family houses, four years old, IP TOTJ ara looking' for nargaloa, aaa P REAL ESTATE WANTED hogany baby grand piano, Blgelow tnr- KSANSBURfi— Winter bungalow, Kot - F. Eajnafdy. List your houaee for aale tiled baths, gsa refrigerators, steam pats, (6 drawers, 7-foot Coldwall Frlg- wnter heat, four rooms and bath; or rant, I bavo many proepeeta. P. F. SITUATIONS WANTED heat, oak floor, excellent location. ldalre, brand new Magic Chef, De-Luxe torm windows and acreena. Property Brokers: LIST YOUB PROPERTY for aala or Automatic Bandix. Bverythlng Irs ex- Kennedy. II Pat»r» plya. Hail Bank 4B4 rent. Buyers waltlns;. Constance Interest, taxsa, and Insurance, 25x100, Aaklng price! $3,800. Henry ceptionally nne condition. Immediate Schwelter, Realtor, 146 Main street, ..ATLANTIC' HIGHLANDS—Three-room YOUNQ OrBL wishes work of any kind, Smith Affeney. 14 Maple avenue, Fair • 51.2S monthly. Present rental LAWRENCE J. SCHILLING furnished bungalow, 160 a month: after 8 p. ,m. Phona Red Bank 8- Kaven. Phone Rel Bank t-2108. ecupanry. Phone Rumwfln 1 -1272-J. Keansburg. Phone 6-0128. available until June SO, 1047. Also fur- 400, Model, open Saturday and JNION BEACH—Immediate posaeaalpn: FABUS—Acreage and country bom aa. JOSEPH F. HUNTER nished living room, bedroom, bath, IABY SltTER. reliable, with references'. Sunday p. m., 70 Prosaaet avenue, FAIR HAVEN—Nice location, near four*room bungalow, has two oil kitchen privileges, utilities, ISO a List now with Manltt B. Lamion Red Bank. Vnderwood-Glark, cor- bus. six-room cottage, splendid itoves: nicp piece of property, 7ax104. month. Sciilthorp Agency, 123 First Phona Atlantic Highlands I-07D8,* Agency, 1« West Bain street. Freehold. THEODORE W. McGINNESS POSITION—As companion to (idult or ner 1040 Springfield avenue, Irving- condition; garage. Asking S10.0O0. Price *2,*00. Henry Schweicer, Reel- 'avenue, Atlantic Highlands, phone 1- US Uain street, Kcansburg. Phone 0477.' aa nursing govemtsi to little girl. P. WILL PAY 1125 a month for a two or Merit Inteatlgatlon. Charles E. three-bedroom house In Red Bank. ton. Phono Easex 8-9100.• s-ims. W. RAYMOND VAN HORN 0, Bon 586, Bed Bank." Sweenee*. Agency-. Phone Rumson sfifiAUFA oncas;iuTn VET—Attending college, would like em- Yoang couple; two children. Oall between UNION BEACH—Duplex summer bungs- FLORENCE D. VAN HORN tnedfcal profession; on the main street, ployment until S p. m. In store. Write, « and 7. B.lmar H-O29B-J. RUM80N—Near bua line, two-fsmlly 1-1412. low, consisting of two rooms and Atlantic Highlands. Phona Atlantic "Veteran." Box ill, Red Bank.» LIST YOUR PROPERTY with us for house, separata sntranes, four rooms, toilet on one side; three rooms and toilet Highlands l-09gl. YOUNG GIRL, 14, wishes part-Urns rant or sals. Buyers witting. Bob- ..th sach floor: two.car garage. Ask- NBW BUNOALOWS. Shrewsbury of on tha other. Could easily be converted •Secretarie»: FURNISHED HOUSE, Kyi roomi, lo- work after school, Saturdays and hol- art J. Martin, Highway 14. Uata-an. ing price 912,000 furnlahed. Immediate r"alr Haven, <>/i rooms, modern, In- Into a ons.famlly five-room winter homr. cated In Port Monmoutlu oil burner, Idaya. Pbona Rsd Bank l-llll.W. Phone Matawan 841-J. Beaupaney. Exclusive aarsnt. Constance ulated thrnushout, colorful kltehen roperty 25xl2S. Price 12.(00. Henry hot wnter heat: two-cnr garage. Three Imlth, 14 Maple avenue, Fair Haven. inettes, full cellars, ample lots; vet- Schwelier, Realtor, 14< Main atreat, SHIRLEY M. KINGSLAND blocks from rnllrond station nnd school. DO YOU HA.VB or know of a permsn- VETERAN—Ago 21, high school •hone Bed Bank 1-Z808. rsns only. Approved for full mortgage Keanaburg. Phone 6-0123. Avnllnb.li! immediately. Phone Keani- enL 11, i or S.room npartmsnt or house 4.ACRE niVERMOWf lot. attractive tndrr a. I. Bill, Details at our office. —Pour-room winter kungs- DORIS B. ROWE . burg 6-0674.e graduate, married, deslree general (unfurnished) for rent, up to 980 per location. Prlco on request. Write, ScKwarti-Maoklin. 8 Whlto street, Red low, with Inrge sun porch, in Beacon SMALL FURNISHED bungalow, fit office work or position aa aalaiman, month for veteran establishing a bus- Riverfront," Box lill. Red Bunk, Bank. Phone «-St21. Beach section. Immediate occupancy. couple. References. Phone Eatontown Ineas In Red Bank and now oommutlng T COUNTRY ESTATE. Immediate oocu- AIB HAVUrJ-Hov. In J.nuary lat. Property GOslOD. Price J5.SO0. Henry 804 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J- In firm or bualneas, where .there la Phone Red Bank «-m«-Jl 11 to 4ii0 l-00o9.* chance for advancement, Write, pancy, beautiful Monmouth county Sht rooms and bath; garage; larga Schwelser, Heritor, 146 Main street, . FREE DENT—In seven-room houaa ana daily or write, "Deinerata," Box 111, 'aim; five-room houae{ all Improvements, ol f sunporth. All In good condition. Keanaburg, Phone 6-0123, "V. A.," Box til, Bid Bank.e Had Bank. Phone Red Bank 6-0283 bntH for tin old' counle. Harmony 10 aorea, hills, fields, brooks; five-room Prlco 17.too. Sehwarti-Maoklln, II •NKWLV KEMODELEO country - home road, near Route 86, Mldolatown, Phona RAY VAN HORN AQBNOY—Have oll.nt houaai newly decorated, all Improve- Whtte atreet, Red Bank. Phone 0-8121. with one-aore rich tillable soil; two MlddleWn C-0028-J.< WOMAN WISHBS or dijr'i who will par year's rant In advance ments, oil heat, automatic hot watir i F YOU WANf to aell your house to a miles from Freehold station. Living for six or sevan-i'bbin house, furnlahad garagfl and outbulldlnga, .Prlee pn-_ra< vetornn, call ua. If It meets (ippralsal room 14x14. bedroom, targe kltehen nnd «r^amwJKW,W«*l*^tMt^__tl«^amwJKW-^aW«*l*e^tMt^:t _ ^rtfoVit»-J MAN—With htlMon panel body truoli, IJOO, Ray Vnn Horn Aganoy, Fair Ha- «r the _. _. _.. Two room? ten, Thone Had BanV 6-Otat.* OWNBB V/;Ll/.sell seven.room home In ar.na. We kuppl low interest mort heater an,d kitchen range, electric In LOANED ; MllMKHB and truck urowers will Brd a deiltu job, an,handy mail, light haul- r l In., titt Gall ?B Avcnut of T#o IIOUSB OR APARTMENT by responsi- desirable section of Bunt Red Dnnkl Bass, on all kLind _s. o_f. rea....l eatate. stalled, redecorated: Kvnllnble Irrimedl- on Jewelry, Silver, M14.I1-—I Ii—traneaMs , i/ riady market for their proddet by seven mtnutei' walk to Broad and Mon- Jcnwattr-Macklln, 8 White street, Red RIjurB, Rumion. Phbnw 1-0T7-, ;." ble couple, for winter.' months or hi ntfly t nenr school. Prlce IB.800. Write. V iilvortlilnf In T,ie n^plsUr's «l,»«|aaJ mouth, eloso to but llnei corner lot B«r_ A •*. 1* l^1Phono_ A.ta^Asae#m, a-al214 . ' Bhor'a," Box 802. MUdletown,* Oamcra-t, BIDDOKIMW, «rtc ,,. t tdnfter I best of* ,reforencas furnlahed. 1 HOUSE MAN wtptt work with p(W»U Write H, A,,, Box Ml, R«d Bank.' 0x1181 hot water heat, Instantaneous sT5iJSg3rMoTJSSir MVER r'ROrTf; live to alx acres, goou . Ucansed and boedad b» State •! N. J., . J OWER4 atteptlonl Breeding fAmlly. InliltlKint, '..willing to follow domestic hot water, fully floored .attic. mamm: vmmsruwm. xirvinTa soil, asveral hundred feet rly.r. front* HE PAV CABU FOR OW GOLD Ud T *,nMtgir !• h»r«. An autstandlng puro». tnitructtons. N«w Jtntr driver's tlcime TWO OR THV—ES-room unfurnlahod new roof) ona-cim rnirane, Mny. b» had. and type*,* ntw and old. Trices from a«s, biilkheadeil. Home, having 10 'irctl, Nubian 'ucl: In at »'ud tin our nntl cftr, Mlddle-ax.dl fond ot children. anlrtmrnl, narlly Improved, vlolnlly Furnished If deilrld. Early .occupant. ] te.SI)O.i tn. 165,(1110. Tell in what you rooms, convsnltnces, Low Hull $I.I.OOti, (arm Wrckoff road, ICatto'own. Qaona mft' tlmti *le«p outi Low flomptnutlon. of Rait Bank, Oalhedna Hlnix. 100 rrtsy be iniiKad, Oall owntr, «t Rsd require, ws cm supply it. Schwartc- fltillmiin Auoclalot, 113 Broad stroit, iiwuilu. Ihoni btpilows. 1-0328, W»Ui* P. 0. Box H, N«w Monmouth'* Ifapli »vsnue, Eatontiwn,* Bank |.0»1I.W.» ' Mfoklln. « Whltl atraet, Rid Bank. E.tontoirn, FhoiA S-tODl.' Broadway Loan Co; fe ' Phont J.81.1.' IM Oroadtfa; 'fcPHgr ' ,KED BANK REGISTER, NOVEMBER 14, 1946. Muth and asked if Mrs. Kimmey Find Bodies were there. When Mrs. Muth an- swered in tbe affirmative, be MOVIES Of Kidnaper And climbed the stairs to her. room, A TALKING COMEDY (QUARE DANCING forced Mrs. Kimmey to leave, and GOAL LINE FAVORITES as he came out on the street told THE CATS PAW THE BRONCO BUSTERS—An Authentic Bride In Forest Mrs. Muth she could now call the Starring H^pOLD IXOYD police. Plus Adventure and OoLridon Shorts Square Dance Band The Kimmeys were married Au- MUMS The nation-wide police search for By Mary Pyle Kimmey and her abduc- gust 22 when the sergeant's outfit Friday, Nov. 15,1946 - FROM - HART WEBBER—Caller and Square was transferred to Fort Monmouth. tor, Chalmers H. Laubaugh, ended 7:30 F. M. > BOB ANDERSON Dance Instructor Monday when their bodies were found in a swamp in the Lebanon Colt's Neck School Vour ' Shrewsbury state-forest in South Jersey. "Sage Of Red Bank" Benefit of Colt's Week Reformed HMjEY BEE FLOWERS Clinton Plaoe, Mrs. Kimmey, wife of Army Sgt. N Churoh Snnday-SchoolJ Upper Broad St. Tel. 64872 Red Bank Appliance Conditioner - - ~ Qlynn F. Kimmey, was kidnaped Addresses Rotafians Admission: Adults, 35c by Laubaugh September 27 from The Red Bank Rotarians at their Children, 25c INFLATION! her bed In a Little Silver boarding meeting last Thursday at the Mol- Inflation, when It house. Sgt. Kimmey had told police ly Pitcher hotel, were honored with -^ Is unchecked* U that Laubaugh, a convicted white the presence of Dr. Herbert Ely worse than war, slaver and former eultor of his in its effect. For, Williams of Broad street, "The not a home es- wife, had forced hia wife from her Sage of Red'Bank," who delivered capes the fat*, bed and driven away with her In that devastate* a car parked near the house. one of his usual humorous and Waste Paper Collection with crushisff witty talki on the doings in and • weight. Should The Gift Near the bodies was a .45 auto- around Red Bank. this dread pla- matic from which two shots had Make-up cards were received for gue, some day. been flred and there were bullet ensue, because Dr. William A. Wirth, E. Allaire Sunday, November 17th, 1946 of what w« holes in both the man's and woman's Cornwell, Cieorge A. Qulmby, F. failed to do. heads. Though the bodies were de- Patook and Richard Barnett from we'll think of that only you can give composed and badly mutilated, the Asbury Park club, for David AT 1 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON thlnis we should have done, thlnt* Identification was made by Kimmey J. Ellis from the Long Branch club now so clear to ev'ryone. who recognised his wife's clothing A thorough check-up of your and contents of her purse, while and for Col. John H. Hlnomon, Jr., from the Freehold club. The fire sirens will sound at 1:00 to start the japer collection. home, would no doubt disclose Laubaugh was identified by his several appliances that are not clothing and a wallet. Miilard Bremer of Runuon was This drive is sponsored by Relief Engine company of the Red Bank In working order. Let them be- a guest of Dr. Samuel W. Haus- gin to give you senrice by hav- Your Photograph A navy blimp spotted the bodies. min at the meeting; Col. Bennett Fire Department. Trucks will pick up, the paper on that day tor you ing them repaired by an expert. The blimp joined in the search of Fort Monmouth was a guest of For Ekllled repairs on all Kind* which was started Sunday with the Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, and may. call Red Bank 6-3175 or 6-3100. Please tie all magazines and of electrical appliances, visit discovery of the kidnap car left Robert Nicosia was a guest of Rol- Anderson Appliance Service, 7 abandoned near Route 40. papers and put on the curb. Gold street. Red Bank. Tel. Bed Xmas is only a few weeks off, so make an ston Waterbury. Richard Ham- The search which started Sunday mond of Long Branch was a visit- Bank 6-2039. evening was called off until Mon- ing Rptarian. early appointment. day morning because of darkness, and ended when the blimp concen- trated on the swamp after receiv- TURKEYS AS PRIZES,. ing a radio message to concentrate Members of the parish of St. on that area after police had found Mary's church at New Monmouth a pair of shorts near the edge of will hold a game social Friday the swamp about 300 yards from night, November 22, at the Port Louis Mendel the car. Monmouth flrehouse. For prizes FBI agents established the fact there will be 20 turkeys, ranging that the car was at the place of from 17 to 24 younds. Tuesday, The l'liulogrnplier in Your Town discovery since the kidnaping took November 26, the parish will dis- place. Judging from two empty pose of five large turkeys. Pro- cigarette packages found near the ceeds will be added to the church (Studio over Whelan Drug Store in Red Bank) car, police feel that Laubaugh shot building fund, started last sum- Mrs. Kimmey after the couple had mer. Phone Red Bank 6-2297. talked for some time, or after he shot her lost his nerve before shoot- It payi to Bdverliie In The Rcslster ing himself. Police also pondered over why Laubaugh did pot leave the slate, as lie had ample time, since Kimmey notified Foil Mon- Ccdarwood or Aluminum Slats mouth authorities before he called installed complete on your win- in the police. dows. Payments thru F.H.A. On the day of the abduction, DAVID MAIR Laubaugh. posing as an FBI agent, ICHAMONE AVE. LEONARDO MEN AND BOYS Ttl. A. H. 1-0920-W entered the home of Mrs. Charles SHOP AND SAVE -AT- GOOD NEWS

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