BMR REGISTER:^ blued ttetMr, IntaNi u 8e.oo4.OUss Maun >t tin *o.t- «Qoa el Bed Bank. W, J. under tot Act of Manh Id. 1IJ». RED BANK,, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925.' $1.50 PER YEAR. ' PAGES!

as executrix. The will was made cause of the congestion of automo- BY,AIft TO CALIFftRNlii.[ilRS:W.XFRENCH'SWill October 7th, 1921, and the wit- ROBBERS AT BELFORD. BOB JOHNSON'S NIGHT. bile traffic. ' '••.,.;'.' FOR COMMUNITY USES. LAWSUIT FROM A nesses were Mildred Mclllwalne and "Next in order are oui railroad RED B^NK DAHLIAS ENTERED THE BULK~ OF HER ESTATE Samuel Craig Cowart. OFFICE BROKEN INTO AND WEDNESDAY NIGHT WAS A facilities. The boat and bus serv- •ORT MONMOUTH FIREMEN MRS. CARRIE BLAKE OI j IN BJG WESTERN SHOW. ' GOES TO HER DAUGHTER. Nancy Cottrell of Millstone town- SAFE BLOWN OPEN. . " RED LETTER ONE' FOR HIM. ice from New, York fol Asbury Park ship'left vail her property in equal BUY AN ACRE OF LAND. DAMAGES, OF »2Z0. fW. W. K«»n«djr * Spue Pfc-M Poil by way of Red Bank is a new ven- If H«r Daufhltr and Her Dau«b> shares to her two children, Mary J. There Wat No Cash in the Safe and Initial PragramTTHU WJBI Sta- ture that is making rapid progress. They Will Build-On" It a ComWna- Her Six-Year-Old Daughter ' age S 138.86 to S.rtd Three tar's Huib.nd Dlad Before Mr.. Napoleon and George M. Cottrell, the Thiavee Got No Booty, but tion Wai a Great Succeii—Con- BJooms, IP Sun Francisco by Red Bank 'is the shopping center of tlon Firehouse and Community Wa. Run Down ,br an Aul« „. Funth, OM Residua Would Have and to the children .of her four They Damaged the Safe Beyond gratulation, and ' Compliment! Monmouth county and owingto the . House—The Land Bought.From bile Last May and Her Let W _ f *>AkM Mill, Gone to the Care of A dead sons! Richard, Joseph W., Wil- Repair—Paint Stolen. Poured in by Telephone and Mall. very short distancer to the- seaside Hosea Lewis for $1,000 Broken—Joseph Fields the Loserifsl j Elite Glory dahlias raised on th MM. Anna P. French of Newman liam B. and Caleb;- The two living Thieves last • Wednesday night Everything "went over big" when resorts we are virtually part of PUtseiy farm of W. W. Kennedy, & children are the executors. Tho broke into the office, of Frank An- The Port Monm6uth"firo company A suit brought by Mrs, Carrie | Springs, Red Bank,'widow of Wil- the Initial program was given at them. Yet we rightfully hold.) the last week bought'an acre of land on Blake of Marion street against Johtw Softs of Bed Sank were shipped by liam A..French, made her will Jan- will was made last July. derson's lumber yard at.Belford by. title of being 'The All-Year Round aeroplane 'mail last week to San prying open a dorr with a crowbar. Station WJBI last Wednesday Harmony avenue at that place from Faithful and Joseph Fields of Redf; uary 24th, 1922, with Edmund Wil- night. The program of music and Town of the Jersey Coast.' The Hosea Lewis for $1,000. • A com- Bank was tried before Justice f Francisco,'where they weie exhib son «nd Mrs, S. W, Parmentler as WARREN SMOCK'S BILL. They had an automobile truck with farming sectionsVest of Red Bank ited at the annual show of the Dah them which they' backed up to a speechmaking .was heard by hun- bination firehouse and community ley. Wright in: the Asbury : witnesses, "Mrs..French left to her dreds of Monmouth county radio have long heldj the distinction of house will be built on the property, :rict court last week. The case' Wi lia, society of California. Three cousin, Cora H. Brown of Lancas- Thomas Gppiill Thought - it Wai rear door of the office, as was being among tho most fertile in the the outgrowth of an accident li ! blooms were tent to California by High, But Ha Changed Hii Mind. shown by. tracks left by the car. outfit owiers as well as by many but it is not probable that the work ter, New Hampshire, the sum of people at more dhtan '• points. While United States. There are many will be started before spring. Be- May when Alma Blake, aged * the Red Bank ^rm and they began $7,000. She left $6,000 to her At the meeting of the Red Bank They wheeled a safe out of tho of- other assets which time doe3 not years, daughter of Mrs. ,Carrlea, their course w4)it last Wednesday fice and put it on the truck, . . the program was being rendered fore then, however, the firomen ex- niece, Louise F. Brower of Red commissioners last week among the scores of persons called up Robert permit me to enumerate now. In pect to donate their-services to make Blake, suffered a broken leg and"«v afternoon from the aerial poitoffice Bank, widow of George Cf. Brower, bills paid was. one of $1,000 from "TrTen/with the safe aboard the closing let me ask the rrdlo audi- other injuries. The littlo girl wat** landing afield1 at ^ew Brunswick, to S. Johnson, tho owner of the radio the acre into a park. They are mak- and the left $1,000 to Mrs. Brow- Warren; H. Smock, the borough trucW, they drove to an , unused station^ on the telephone to con- ence to send'suggestions to me as ing elaborate plans for beautifying at the Long Branch hospital 29 ~j which place they, were taken in an er's son, Donald,F< Brower, She counsel, for legal work done in con. road near Belford, which is almost gratulate him on the excellence of to what they think would be. of the days. . . • : • 4*E Automobile owned by the Kennedy left' $1,090 to each of her great- nectlon with the town's recent bond the property. impassable, They drilled a hole in the program. They said they heard greatest benefit t« Bed Bank. By The firemen were greatly assisted Mr. Faithful nnd Mr rields atd'b]|. firm. - . i grandchildren, Mary Louis French issue; Councilman Thomas M. Gop- the safe 'n which they inserted a everything as plainly as if the mu- this I do not mean the citizens of The flowers were especially packed and Entile Whittaher French, sill said he thought tho charge was in raising money to buy the land by employed by the Monmouth COW" 'M liquid explosive known as "soup." sicians and speakers were right be- Red Bank only but all our neigh- the ladies' auxiliary of the. com- trading company of Red Bank, of J/Jj and the Red Banl* firm received a daughter and' son ,of Remsen too high. Mr. Smock said he did They blew"open the Safe with this boring townrf; for, while we are sep- as fore them. Ths next day Mr. John- pany. Fairs and various other which Frank E. Price is president -4 telegram Thursday! that they had French: and she left f 1,000 to her not think the bill was too high and explosive. There w ' no. money son received one. hundred or more arated, by- imaginary boundaries, arrived five hours rate but in good husband's niece,, Florence F. Mor- that If, the commissioners wanted to functions were held. It is planned Both Mr. Faithful and Mr. Fields H and the thieves go; nothing for the letters complimenting him on the we are all -really one great town and to put up a modest but v/ell con- were driving-automobiles owned by li condition. The postage cost $80.66. ton of Mattltuck, Long Island. The get disinterested advice on the mat- work which they had done with the initial performance; ..'••• the co-operation of all will greatly It will require a week or too tore- sum of $1,000 was left to the Red ter they could ask Auditor John P. structed building and to have it so the company near the girl at tne"^ safe. However, they; did get some ' No one except Jhose who took accelerate progress for all. arranged that it can readily be en' time sho was 'njir _d and it was al- • colva word as to whether,- the dah- Bank library association. All the Mulvlhlll, who was familiar with the paint and shellac, from the office. part was permitted in the room on Mr. White was followed by James lias won prizes. They wro delivered rest and, residue of Mrs. French's charges usually made for this kind larged. Great interest is develop- leged that one of the can knocked >$ 1 The safe waa; ftnnd early tha the thira floor of .the Second, na- J; Quigley, who spoke for the Lions, ing at Port Monmouth in the work Alma down and broke ho.- leg. Be-. J at the government ! aerial, landing estate was left to her' daughter, of,work. Mr. Mulvihill Btated that next morning! It was damaged be- tional bank building where the sta- and by Mort V. Pach, who spoke for field at San Etuncisco'and taken tq, Mrs. Mary B. French Hocktnan, his work as an expert accountant of the firemen. Especially is this cause there was some doubt as to' yond repair,! and Mr/ Anderson will tion is located. Visitors went up on the Rotary dub. Both showed true of the summer residents of which car caused the accident a ' : the show huiMim* by amessenger and in case of Mrs. Hockman's had acquainted him with the buy a new one to rBplace i!. Many employed by the California dahlia he third floor from time to time. a great deal of wW'iu their remarks that place, many of whom have be- claim for damages was made 8 death.'the residue of the estate was charges made for legal work for papers Which htd been in the safe They were allowed to stand in an and both boosted Red Bank. .society, JIA!Il.the_preliminary lr to-igalMr».--HockmanlB_ husband, bond;.issuesjnd _that he did*not come social members of th© conj- against each man. (' were found scattered about the adjoiningroom and peek through: a The. musical program comprised panyjuid of_the ladies' auxiliary. ,Mr. Fields claimed that the cut rangements for enteripg the dahlias William Hockman. - Mr; and Airs. consider Mr.- Smock's fee too high.' road and" adjoining flelSiT" The" crack in the door. Visitors who selections'bythe—Clarion' quartet were done by.telBjfrapb. "'.-,- . Hockman were named as executors He said that charges for the same The salo of~the IandVto the fire- lilcli lio^drovff"illil Tint strike Alms? thieves got away safely and their came before and after the program consisting of Eugeno M. Magee, but that he saw the car which Mr.J Lait week the Kenned;- firm had of the will. • . . •. -. kind of work by other lawyers were identity has not been learned. men has starfea a movement for, a displays; of Elite : Glpry'. dahlia* at were shown about the Btudio and Alan Woolley, Russell Woolley and civic league to improve the fown. Faithful drove, strike the rirl. Mr,.' Both Mr, and Mrs1. Hockman are frequently higher. .,• Mr.' Mulvihill's they found much to marvel at. The Beverly'W. Brown, with piano ac- Elbefon, Dumont, Enslewood, Hack- remarks evidently convinced Mr. Among other things it is pl&nned Faithful denied that this was true ?, ensaek and Boston, andvthie-iweek living, but. Mrs, French's will gave 1 vast amount of work which Mr; companiment by Prof. Harold A. to appoint representatives to attend and his testimony was backed 'up / very elaborate directions as to the Gopsill, for he voted with the -other FIVE HUNTERS FINED. Johnson had dono to fit up the sta- Laros; solos by Edward O'Brien, the firm will exhibit} at Newark, commissioners to pay the .bill. each meeting of the Middletown' by that of Miss Ethel Blake, who i» , Cjaldwellahd New: Brunswick' An use to be made of the residue of The Borough Clerk Wain't, Home tion, the delicate arrangement of Jr., the Swaet Singer of Rumiion, township committee in the interest Alma's aunt. Misa Blake said she '"li the; estate in ease both of them died and They Couldn't Get Liaenirei. the wires and the many factors that with accompaniment by Stanley c saw :the automobile driven by Mr..-!j acre of the Kennedy, "Jrm on-Hard- SUING FOR $27,500. j of Port Monniouth. ing road near Red Bank is used'for previous to her death. If both of Milton and Paul" Jahnes of Hud- had to be adjusted-before the pr;o Farrar; a'duet by Mr. O'Brien and Fields strike tho girl. /raising dahlias and folks who have them had died previous to Mrs. son avenue, Red Bank, Victor gram could be given, were some of his sister, Miss Catherine O'Brien, The suit against Mr. FMthful wag French's death the residue of the Abraid Patterion WanU Damage* the things that proved educational selections by Earl Cherry of Key- FINE LIMA BEANS. seen,the,field say it i» one of, the . ' from John Calandriello. Hengstler and George Harvey, Jr., dismissed and judgment for $220 , * prettiest sights anywhefco m this lo- estate was left to the AsburyPark of Rumaon, and Charles White of to the visitors. Only the most tech- port on a musical saw, with accom- They Were Grown from Seed of was given for Mrs. Blake against )| 1 Trust company In trust. The resi- -Abram Patterson of Fair Haven Seabright were arrested last week nical wireless language could ex- paniment by Gerald Smith; selec- Many Yean Selection. eallty; A number of persons have has brought suit for dataages of plain the various factors of a radio Mr.i Fields. Edward W. WIBO "was)-? niade special trips to see the flow- due of the estate was ordered'con- for gunning without; licenses oh one tions'by Joseph Woodward of..Lin- Romeo Brothers, who have the lawyer f or> Mrs.'Blake nnd Les. verted into cash as soon as prac- $27,500 against Jol.n Calandriello of the islands, of the South Shrews- station. The visitors were unable croft on a piano and an accordion, li ,«* of Fair Haven for injuries suffered fruit and vegetable i!arm on South ter C. Leonard represented Mr. /• to understand everything they saw ticable and the, funds invested in' bury river, near Seabright. The ar- and-a saxophone solo by Samuel Pearl street, Red Bank, near the Fields and Mr. Faithful. such securltli 3 as the law provides last spring by his son Abram Pat- rests were made by Edward A. Bor- and everything that was explained Fazzbne of Red Bstnk. The dance OUTGREW HIS QUARTERS. terson, Jr., who is five years old. to them, but they came away from electric company's pond, raise some may be used for the investment of den of Little Silver, who is a dep- music was rendered by William Co- of the finest vegetables grown in trust funds. When the- income The boy was struck and knocked uty game warden. The men were tha place much more enlightened Kan's Lattice Garden orchestra of EAST KEANSBURG'S NEW FLA Raised at the Community; Patterson alleges was owned by derstood better than ever before particularly file, many of the pods Grover'Parker will mjive his bi- $8,000 nor more than $10,000, a killed one snipe when the arrests with "The Star Spangled Banner" having five beans each, and the House Last Week. farm of not'less than thirty acres Mr. Calandriello and, which was took place. The gunners . had a what Mr. Johnson had been • "up played by this orchestra. A flag given by the Daughters of cycle and motorcylco business next driven by Mr. Calandriello, or by against" in starting the wireless vines having from three to five pods month from the building: it now oc- of tillable land conveniently locat- hearing before Recorder Poulson of Frank Merritt of Red Bank, a on each pod stem. Good, soil and America of New Jersey was raised^ ed in Monmouth county was to be some member of his family, or an Red Bank last Thursday..-They adr station. ...- former announcer at station KDKA with special ci rcmonicn Labor day"/ cupies to the building adjoining it. employee. Mr. Calandriello claims mitted that they_had hunted /for good cultivation is the- cause of ; Both' places are 'owned m Newton bought and used, ior a farm, for at Fittsburg, did the announcing some of this exceptional production, at tho now community hoUEB at'- aged, infirm, starved j neglected and that his automobile did not hit the snipe:without "Hcehsea; but "stated The -performers . shared compli: during the entertainment portion, oi East Kcansburg. The flag was pre.il Doremus. The building* to, whim child. that.before.going to the island they ments with Mr. Johnson. The ver- but it is due in still greater measure Mr. Parker wilt move hligbuslneis convalescent animals, and the farm the program. to a course of seed selection car- senteaby Mrs.' "nief "of Elizabeth,! was to be known aa "The French- Mr. Patterson aslcs damages of had attempted to obtain licenses dict seemed to be unanimous that the post state councilor of the orVf' .was formerly used' as a' clothing from the ' borough clerk of Sea everyone had done splendidly. Mr. ried on over many years. Each year dcr, About 400 person*] were pies»*i factory. In his new: quarters Mr. Hockman Rest Farm for Animals." $2,500 for expenses resulting from ; AGAIN DEFERRED. the Romeo brothers leavft onthe A1 caretaker was to be omployed at the; child's injuries and ?2B,000 for brlght,. vTh^diy^hMi this occurred Johnson opened the program with entr- - Speeches -wero-mndo, by-R# Parker will haVe a much larger was Labor day.- The clerk did not the following remarks. . ^ Telephone, Company Kicks Against vines for seed all beana hayjng fiv store than, at present. *His bosi- a salary not to exceed $1,000. An« the injuries, which it is claimed are beans to the pod, with '-special Harry P. Grim, pastor of tho Keafi otter •.person: wasj^o, be employed at incurable.. Mr. Patterson says! tho happen to be home and tho men • "It is our aim to operate this . Street Opening. Ordinance. burg Methodist chnrJh;'F. H. Ucy3,3i nots has shown! a .stealy gro*"' went hunting without licenses. Re- selection of these pods which hav* since he started lit two years a!n;:innuilj'• salary'. not '.•')$•,excee d accident caused his. son to suffer station for. the best interest of Red Action on the, ordinance fixing four or five pods to the stem. This supervising principal of tho schobli $2,000, who should devote1 his time corder Foulson stated that this ex- Bank and its surroundings.. We in- of Middletown townshipJ-Jijul. ~ and it is oh this alccounitnat he hemorrhages of the'stomach, pleur- cuse was not sufficient to exoner- fees for digging up streets and reg- selection of seed, carried on for a iexclqsiirely ;to .eitforclngr the New isy and other ailments. He says vite constructive criticism. Sug- ulating openings in the streets was McNally'ofEast Kean.-bi"g. rented a larger place, He will car- ate the men arid he fined them $25 gestions will always be appreciated. series of-years, haa resulted in a was, rendered by a band front ry a'much target Btock of motor- iprsey laws relating to Cruelty to that as a result of the injuries the each, which wasTpaid. . '. • - again'deferred last weiek. Objec- strain of lima bean seed probably animals and .their humane treat- boy will nevor bo normal. He has t Our plans include the broadcasting tion to the ordinance was made by boys' home at Hopewell. cycles and blcyles. Loot week Mr. • '.'•" m •a» not equaled in Monmouth county. Parker sold a Harley-Dayisoh mo- ment and care.' This; agent was al- Engaged Edward W. Wise for his of everything possible that will be a representative of the telephone '.'..The comttiunity.house ia In can 1 so .to be paid his reasonable and lawyer. interesting to our local audience, in- company, who claimed that such of construction and it has been L_ tprcjcle to the borough of Ocean- ' WAFTED FROM FAR AWAY. A COMING WEDDING. portfor_pDllce work. - Ho has sbld •necessary expenses and be provided cluding outside line, connections fees and regulations would be ruin- ficicntly finished for dances andf similar machines to many other mu with an.aritomobile, th.B maintenance TEACHER GETTING" WELL. Princeu Bay Reildent Heart Mutic whenever possible. We will broad- ous to the company. He said if the Mils Mildred Morgan to be the other social functions^ ArraJigtfi nicipalities in the Estate. { ,or operation cost of'.which was Played by Her Son at Red Bank.' cast every Wednesday night and ordinance were passed at all it Bride of Milton L. Brown. nients are now being made to'hold to- be. paid -from the income of tho Miit Lillian. Zanei Improving at gradually use more time as our should-be amended to exclude all a Hallowu'en dance. , •'. •* '** After attending a baseball game trust, fund.' This' agent was to Long Branch Hospital. needs demand. Our station is open public service corporations from its , Invitations have been issued for at New York Friday Joseph Wood- the coming wedding of Miss Mil PRIZE FOR. RED BANKERS. , maintain an office at the Rest Farm. ___.MiBSiLJ!HaiL Zanea qf Navesink, for inspection at any time except provisions. 'The speaker read, an QUICK BUSINESS TRIP. "" one of the teachers at the""Middle^ ward of Lincroft' -wont- to .seo "while broadcasting. Due- to the dred Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Firemen Win Prize at Belmar for If there"WBB enough income-left, a his mother, Mrs. Emma Woodward amendment" of this character which veterinary surgeon was to be em- town township high school at Leon- limited space vye can allow only a hel asked . the commissioners to, Mra. Charles W. Morgan of Cana Jack Caeey Does a Rapid Job if . Largest Number, in Line. of Princess Bay", New York. ' Mr. Zone,, formerly of Red Bank, to Adam Gimbel of Gimbel Broa. , Red Bank was awarded the first ployed from time to time, but this ardo,' fa slowly improving at the few visitors at a time while the sta- adapt. It was because of this ob- Long . Branch hospital from, a Woodward played on an accordian tion is in operation. In order to Milton L. Brown, son of Emma V. Adam Gimbel of the firm of Giro? prize at'the Belmar firemen's pa- veterinary surgeon was not to re- and on a piano at Robert S. John- jection that action was deferred on ceive more than $300 in any one broken leg whb'.i she received in an make it possible that ou- friends see the matter. and the late Morris B. Brown o:' bel Bros., while at the Shrewsbury^ rad>> on Saturday for having the son's broadcasting station at Red Marion street The ceremony wil! river country club a few days ago,? most.men in line from the county. year. The trustee of the trust fund automobile' accidslit three weeks the actual operatic?, we will accom- • i a. was given wide lattitude in the ox. ago. The break was a ver;- bad one Bank last Wednesday .night and his modate as many aa possible, making take place at the First Methodia received a message that he wa«* .Relief engine company of Red Bank mother told him that by means of VACATION INJNEW YORK. church of Red Bank the coming took ita apparatus to tha parade and penditure of any remaining part of and at one .time it was f;ared that the dates in rotation as the requests wanted at Philadelphia at, orce.i. the income from the trust fund, but it would.be impossible to reset the her radio set sho heard the music are received. We extend an invita- A Party of Seven' on a Pleasure Saturday; night ct eight o'clock. Mr. Gimbel could think of no qulc the company was accompanied by plainly at her home. Mrs..Wood- Following the ceremony't wedding members of the other Red Bank it must air be used to.increase the. broken bone. However, the opera- tion to everybody gifted-withtalent Trip in New York State. er way to go to Philadelphia thanfe, tion was successfully performed ward' said she had no advance to broadcast through our Btation, A- party of seven persons from supper will be held at the Cosy Cor- by aeroplane and ho made known,'! companies'. The Red Bank delega- efficiency of the work'and plan set knowledge that her son was to play tion numbered 63 men. The parade forth in Mrs. French's > will. Aslast week. •. providing that such entertainers this part of the county are spend- ner tea room on Monmouth street. his desire to Jack Casey, who keeper both- Mr. and Mrs. Hockman arc at,the radio entertainment and that meet the requirements, rules and ing a vacation at Lake Pleasant, Both Ml«s Morgan and Mr. Brown his aeroplane on the country elubti drew'3,000 firemen and 62 pieces it was only by accident that she s of apparatus from Monmouth coun still living, this' clause of the will Transporting Pupili. regulations governing broadcasting. New York. The party is made up are members of the Methodist grounds. Mr. Casey stnrtod up hls' - happened to connect her, receiving church and have been very promin machyie at once and.within a ty and a few it>wns-.on, take you—no obligation on your part. building, Broad street, Rod Bank. and Friday only, 2i00 to OiOO P. M,. eleven months to pay for It, Write September 21»t. All studies taught. Trubin's.—Advertisement. Phone 1184. R. S. Johnson, proprie- until aftor Labor dty, Ring Red Norbart Wagntr of Manalapan or phone Newman'i Eloctrlo Shop, H. G. Talmsgo, A. M., principal.— groat pride In our beautiful Wwn. —»— tor.—Advortlsoment__^ Por Luneh. 'Bank 101-W, or Asbury Park S«41. eft thV-ust of all hit estate to his Belmar, N. J. Phone Belmar 110 Advertisement. However, they do not roceivo nn- Notice. Our dollcloue undwlthu —Advertisement. ' Wife, Emma Wagner, as long as she and let ui give you an estimate.— opportunity to help with town proj- Victor Night al Tatting's. fresh salads are alwayi refdllhll Advertisement. North River Blue Stone For Sale. On account of Jewish holiday wo Wednesday night Is also Victor 1 llvis or until she. remarries. At her. ects ns much ns tiny would llko to. will not bo opon Saturday, Septem- 1 Speclnl price* for quantities, i / Piano Instruction, \ dekth or remarriage the eitatt gooi All size* of North Rlvor stono We hnvo In this borough enough ber 10th. i City Dry Clcnnors, 0 Mo night nt Tustlng *. Viatrolan, Vic- perln's dellcateiien, SO Bt Lillian C. Ttihune, concirt plan- Arthur E. Brauar delivered anywhere In Rod Bank natural resource* to consume nil the tor reoords, plsnoi, radios. 14 strtet, Red BnkAdtl to Mr. W»(tnir'id»ujrht«r, Georgl. available as concert violinist and In- and, vicinity. Collins Brothers chunlc street, nenr lirotvl atrcet, Mbnmouth street. Red'Bank. Open lit'and teacher, announce! the re- «nna W«fner. Mr. Werner's wife onorgy that our citizens care, to William Ontrov, proprietor, phono opening of tier studio. 10 Hudson structor. Summer studio »t >eil- Contracting Company. Phono tonight.—Advertisement. Far Sale. « named ai executrix, The will donco in Navesink, For further Keamburg 2a.—Advertisement. give towards developing and beau- 108-R, Rod Hfinlt,—Advcrtlsoment. avenue,- Red .Bank, Phon» 100,~> tifying the town, aoil/i water, a|IHav»rta|IHa < malt Advirtltimcnt. , M nuft nft««t> yean ago and the particulars address summer studio, Why Nat Reduce Your Texas Vnget and dlltlilfd'dltlildi wltheiits w«re Kile O.( Craig, or phone Atlantio Highlands 233-R Mayplnks. Thin ntoro will be closed on Sat by locating at Htllcrost, the new H. Crate. 14 North ' '•"• Top Soil—Fill Dirt. Geortfe Hess and .WillUm L Con- —Advortlsemant "First nnd foremost is our Rod Dank, phon* U Take two and repent In twenty Shrewsbury rlvor. This is the most urdny, September 10th, on account suburb ot Long Branch, on Ocean- Griding of all kind*. Try my ver of Engllihtown. minutes for Indigestion and gas.— of holiday. J. Krldcl, Rod Bank port avenue! The loWeit tax dis- mont. vr ""•"••' Howard O. Roievelt, '••-* Look On Page Twalva. Advertisement, bountiful rlvor In the Unltod trict In the county.—Advsrtlsomept. Bernhwd Romlir of Howsll Read every lino of the display ad- Stntos, It affords recreation along Advertisement. Al the A*7|t?iffSb4 township left $200 uth to hie ion 1 vertisement of tho Monmouth Real Eslatt. various.linen n the summor and In Household Turnlshlngi for Sale Typewriter Headquarters. XSH card and i dsiighter, Bernard J. Remlir County Horticultural Society's an- If for sale or rent snd it's worth the winter It Is the hoboatlng cen- nt Rl Ouklnnd street, Hod Bank, Typewriter* rented, bought cord tlreiSH . IaWd ti(*«vit| «nd Htltn Rtmlir. • He lift f 100, iitunesmont pertaining to tho conv while. I Hive It, W. A. Hopping, prloai, SO MttitM, Tti* Ctn Rtpilrlng Shop. Ing show.—Atlvertlsoment, ter of tho Enst. The river has beon Must toll at n sacrifice—Advertise «old. Trubin's, 68 tread street, Red P ;ood work- the, Income from which li to keep Bank.—Advertisement. linnk,—AdvirtlMM nti-. hl« burial,plot In order. All tht ri by our residents more this onmouth yenr than nny year !n the past nnd • <• i.^n-e- "• •" lUfi E«d r«t of his eiUli went to hi* wife. blUsi dreetlng cards for the Hobrow . Plunos. Edison Mead* Lamps. fli Whiteetmt, New Yewi at Trubln'i,—Advertlte- It l« tho gonornl opinion that boat- A, B. Dlrhan. Phone lied Dank 038. A. V. Oregqry, JO Whit* itml, > Ing wIlPlncRiate yery rapidly, be- rrAdvertUement, - Red Ban: , ^'RED BANK REGISTE SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. TOWN'S, BUILDING PERMITS. Te Improve 4tr«e)t*. Both can were badly damaged, but LINCROFTS NEW HOUSE no one was hurt. , I'i Paiulta leaued tfae Past, Two Weeka An ordinance appropriating |1S#- s B.M.Gardner H.STILLHAN by th* Building Inspector. 000 for grading and graveling the Insurance! PAIR HAVEN MAN BUILDING streets on the Drammond tract, A morimouth County , NEAR SWIMMING RIVER. Charles A. Frake, building In- portion of West Bergen -place; Ce- Navesink, , Foxiwq^D. spector of Red Bank, ha* issued fif- dar strtet and Marion street passed ATLANTICCiTY$3.75 Arthur V. Gregory teen building permits within the William F. V.nNote la Putting Up its first reading last week. , and returnv Villas* Homat trading •• Dwelling on Nine Acrei of Land put two weeks, amounting alto- REAL ESTATE F.A.Moreho{i£ Shore Batatas Which He Bought a Snort Time gether to $18,250. The permits NEXT SUNDAY end Octobar 4 and IS j I r Real Estate Board are: ecunty s , Tatapfcoaa 88I-M 160 Brldga Awnne. Red B«nk, N. X the'place which was owned-by the ishtdn avenue, coit 1270. ' Hugb Oat- late Thomas Connors. Thla yias ton owner. * , • 1. To servers a central organlta- Attentions to bonding, t Whtrt iv«- '. &ETTY HUGH H. OETTY L. T. GETTY torn-down-last November. nue, eoit 1100, A. T. Doremut owner. tlon for duly licensed member! The new house will be 24x30 feet Addition to dwelllnt, 2ilo Unt, in engaged in the Real EaUte pro- Transact Your Realty and Mortgage Deals River itreet, eoit 1200.. Xonr . Luolano HUGHGETTY, Inc. d it will be enclosed with weath- owner. • - fession, maintaining offices for erboards. It will be of the' semi- Fume finse, a0x20 fed, 88 Bridie the benefit of owner* and buyors ;; In Red Bank and Vicinity Establiibed 1875 bungalow type and it will have sev- •venue, eoit 1800. John Abbitemirco and all those Interested In Seal en rooms and a bathroom./It will owner. . • . Through These Licensed * Q«r««e, • 18x80 ««t. S7 Etlt front Estate". • -. * BUIL.DERS be provided,with hot and cold wa- itreet, tost 11,000. W«ller M«tini owner. ter, electricity, hot air heat,, sta- Alteration* to elore, 10 Meehtnlt itrett, 12 Broad Street -*"31 • • Red Bank, N. J. tionary tubs and other. Improve- eoit 179. arover Pirkef oceaptnt. £. To supply Information to facili- ments. The water supply will be Altentloni to dweilinf, It Wall (treat, tate) negotiations in Real Estate Members Real Estate Board Phone Red Bank, 1746 ibtalned by means of a well and an coat I ISO. ' M. W. Jonaa owner. Addition to dwelling, sfexls feat, 11 and-protoct RoaUEstatointereats ilectric pump. ' WeaUlda avenue, eoit 1180. William K. generally. .. Johnlton owner and Eden B. Swlu guild- of Red Bank, N. J.. > Mr. VanNote is doing the wprlt L himself. He will also build a com- . ' "' ": ~ - '• 1 Frame dwelling. >4x2S feat. Sprlns 8. To maintain ethical standards bination , garage and barn. He ex- atreet, coat IS,000. Jtmte T. Gordon of Its members and to encourage pects' to keep a cow and to have a owner. and advocate such standards! H. A. HENDRICKSON number of chickens. He has three You pay only ONE COMMISSION and you have SEVEN FIRMS I sons and he says it is chiefly be- among others with whom' they MINOR PUBLIC MATTERS. WORKING FOR YOU. CARPENTER and BUILDER cause he wants his children to be i May have professional relations. 7ft Newman' Springs Ave. Red Bank, N. J. Teared in the country that he Soms of the Things the Commit- T.lophonu Red B.nlc 1202-J , Eatlroatea FarnSihjsd jought tho-place near-iiincrott, M*. aiqnar. Actod on L»at_Week,_^ 4. JTOJ_ _ reforni_an_yy presenp t trade ALLAIRE & SON HENDRICKSON & STOUT i VanNote will continue nis contract- At the Red Bank council meeting • abusob s or objectionable trado 60 Broad Street, ing and building .business after he last week Councilman Thomas M. . practices, and to secure and ad- 69-71 Broad Street. moves to Lincroft and he will ^do Gopsill reported a request for a vise reliable information In all some farming with the assistance of light on Tilton avenue. Tho. request Realty matters. • HAWKINS BROTHERS hia sons. The house and. the. ga- was referred to the light committee HYLIN & SAL2 'Telephone Red Bank 2043 . ( ;...'" ' 1 rage and barn will cost' $8,600. of the council. We provide Board appraisal* 10 Monmouth Street. 42 Broad Street. Thomas Zingalo of Eajqntown' is Mr. Gopsill reported that an / ' It doing the mason work. The house automatic electric -light for regu- of property. MORRIS PORTNER will be completed by January 1st. lating traffic had been placed at the WILLIAM A. HOPPING A. L IVINS AGENCY Mr. VanNote has enclosed the corner of Monmouth street and Ma- We also effect First Mortgage 49'Broad Street.' • 42 Broad Street. place with a rustic fence. He.will ple avenue. It is here on. trial and Loans. Both at reasonable have the grounds cleared of'brush the town'proposes to buy it if it rates. t Certified Public Accountant and -undergrowth and he will have gives • good results. Other auto- LAND & LOAN CO., NEWTON DOREMUS, Pres., 10 East Front Street (New Jersey and New York) a large lawn made In front of the matic lights will be placed on trial - • ' i . houso, which.will be' Bet some dis- at the corner of Maple avenue and tance back,, from the road.. There Frotit street and at the corner1 of announces the opening of an office nt the are many fine large oak trees and Broad street and Harding roadl other big trees on tho property. Mr. Gopsill strongly advocated It is expected that another house hew surfacing for Monrnouth and • ••••»••••••••»»>»«••••••>••»•••»»••»»•»•»••»>••••»••>••»••••» " BEOAD STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG. will be built 6ff the same road with- Front.streets, stating that these im- ' Red Bank, N. J. ' . in a short time by Joseph Giles of provements should he made even Hamilton, who recently bought though other needed projects were part of the. Sanborn farm. The held in abeyance. George K. Allen, for the practted'of accountancy in all its branches, itate highway .commission a\ short the borough engineer, stated that _ including Federal and State tax matters. , • time ago announced that this load the freeholders intended'to put A •would be paved With concrete and how turf ado on Front, street next made part of a new state highway. year. This, street is a county road. New York Office -165 Broadway On this account property on the To the polico committee were re- road-has advanced-greatly-ln value ferred-requests from Frank Gray l£ Ute tor a permit to pat up a gasoline " tank on Maple avenue r.nd from LOTS SOLD ON NEW TRA<^T. George Noglowa to put up an elec- tric sign on Broad street. New. Owners for Two Home Sltei on the Cooney Property, In rtie Valley of \\\e American ,Nil£ The Investment and Realty cor- JOHN STREET MOUSES SOLD. poration of Red Bank last week Policeman and Police Clerk Buy sold two lots on the Cooney prop- Properties There. erty, which it recently bought from George Maxfleld, one of the po llcejnen.-of Red-Barikrand-Harold- between Grange avenue and Hance Davlson, the police clerk, have road' at Eair Haven. The lots sold bought houses for their own use on last week are numbered 1 and- 2 the-north side of John street from The Growth is Steam and Hot Water and are alorigsldo of • each other. William H. R. and Ensley White. Kach has a frontage on the river Tho houses are in course of Con- Just Beginning Heating and on an unnamed street which struction and they will be complet- extends from Grange aVenue to ed by October 1st.: They are a Hance road. short distance apart. Each house is Sanitary Plumbing •One lot, which Is 75x270. feet, 24x28 feet and each has 'six rooms, pEORIDA'S AMAZING DE- was bou'ghVby Henry Offerman of a bathroom and modern improve- J VELOPMENt IS NOT A a Specialty Lake avenue, who. states that he ments. The' house bought by Mr. will build on it a house costing Maxfleld Is on a lot 50x126 feet and • acres BOOM—but rather a steady Tin and Copper $20,000 to $25,000 for his own oc- the house bought by Mr. Davlson Is j cupancy. Mr. Offerman is a bond on a lot 40x125 feet. Each prop logical growth, based on, sound Gutters and Leaders broker at New York. He paid erty sold for $7,60^.' ?9,500 for the lot. facts and spurred on by increas- Tin Roofing The other lot is 65x229 feet. It ing demand. Everywhere in 'the was bought by John A. Hogan, who KNOLLWOOD'S NEW RESIDENT Hot Air Heating is consulting engineer for the; • unfilled State there are definite ihdicar Schonck S. Thompson company. Mr. Robert C«Jman will Moyel Thla And It Has a Sound Basis Hogan paid $8,000 for the lot. He Week to Home Ha Bought There. tions of lasting progress! Estimates Cheerfully Given will build a house on it for his own Robert Cadman has bought for HE AMERICAN PEOPLfi HAVE JUST BEGUN his own use a house On Cambridgo : TTO KEALIZE the manifold natural advantages avenuo near Ridge ron.d at Knoll- a aual advantages HOWARD FREY BIG PROFIT IN REAL ESTATE. wood. Mr. Cadman is chief engin- and attractions of this tropic WonderlandWonderland , which eer with the insurance rating has come t;o be acknowledged the playground of the Nation. Even more important than its fine Seller M»de Over 300 Per Cemt— bureau at Ndwp.rlt. He paid $11,000 74 Monmouth Street Buyer Will Double His Money. for the Knollwood property. Tho qualities as a resort, is the marvelous agricultural value of the State—now being fully appreciated •RED BANK NEW JERSEY George Hance Patterson last lot Is 75x160 feet. Tho house Is for the first time by our millions of farmers! i week bought the lot at the north- enclpsod With stucco. It has nine east corner of Monroe avenue and rooms, TL bathroom, hot air heat and Broad street from William Scott of. .othor/Improvemonts. The bathroom Newark. Mr. Patterson BIBO bought lias * tile, floor and all the other tho two lots fronting on MoiWc rooms have hardwood floors. Mr. nvenuo, directly in the rear of tho Cadman expects to move in/tho Enormous Profits Electricity :orner lot. Theso two lots wero house this week. likewise, owned by Mr. Scott. The • i s» -i orner lot is 50x175 feet and tho Bought Lot for a Home. • > The Values Are in the Soil and Climate But the Good Land Is Limited < > is the Need two lots fronting on Monroe avonuo John T. Lawley has bought are each 50x150 feet. through Hawkins Brothers a lot on SOIL OF EVERY KNOWN KIND, THOUSANDS OF FARMERS ARE COMING of the Hour Mr. Patterson got the three lots the north side of Conover lane-In capable of producing almost incredible for $2,000, which is rogardod as Middletown township from Mrs. TO FLORIDA this year and will see for T is a big problem about half tholr prosent actual Sarah M. Applegate for $1,500. crops of everything from carrots to citrus fruits, themselves the marvelous crops that SUN GAR-- aluo. Mr. Scott bought the three The lot is 50x150 feat. Mr. Lawley and a climate that feeds plant growth and per- to secure Better ots from tho lato Theodore P. intends to build a home on the lot. DEN FARMS land is producing. YOUR I Home Lighting. White ten or twelvo years ago for mits of three bumper crops a year from th.e same PROFIT lies-in acquiring NOW at unequalled We have anticipated $300, ho paying $200 for tho cor- ner lot and $50 each for the two ground—it is no wonder that farmers reap LOW PRICES acreage that will be jn demand this and your need for assistance by securing lots on Monrpo nvenuo. The >alo $1,600 in a year from an acre of peppers, $1,200 Wahle Fixtures—also a book entitled "Appro- f tho lots to Mr. Patterson was for farm Use at GREATLY INCREASED priate Lighting Equipment for the Home.'V mado by Hawkins Brothers, Mr, Its Flavor from an acre of strawberries, $1,000 to $1,500 PRICES this Fall and Winter! The land value 1 Scott's profit on the lots was over an acre from citrus fruits—and other crops in This book is interesting, instructive and help- 00 por cent. . is there; if you BUY NOW and hold it for, RE- ful. It shows iz selections of Lighting Fixtures Is Won- similar amazing profusion! Take this land SALE LATER at several hundred per cent for homes costing from $3,000.00 to $15,000.00. NEW CABLE ACROSS RIVER. just as an investment at $75 an acre—land from PROFIT, you will be capitalizing on an OP- 1 It shows you the kind of Fixtures that har- Eleetrle Company Will Put II Up derful! which fine crops of any vegetable, bush or tree monize with your Furniture and enables you to (or Hlfh Tendon Electric Line. PORTUNITY THAT MAY NEVER RETURNI secure proper, appropriate and adequate Light- At tho commissioners' mooting may. be secured, and land which pays for itself ing in every room. •,,•>• .,.,... ..{\ it Kerf Hank last week a, letter was many times over in a single year! As said above, bannon A Ovllt, •end stating thnt tho jiloctrlc light 1440 Broadway, ' You need this book to secure More and Dcttcr lompnny wni about to string it THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ENORMOUS New York CUy. i Home Lighting and Equipment. You need our abU for high tension electric wires PROFITS ARE UNPRECEDENTED ! 1 ! , , Genllenieni > , • • experience and advice to sec that the work is icroiis the rlvor at Ited Bank. The commissioners were advised that If I dcilre to have furthor In- done properly./ Tffiw&-~ thoy had any objection to tho work formation In -regard to your bolng dona now was the tlmo for Kloflda Inyoitmonti. ' thorn to maka a complaint to tho [ ] Send literature and lett'ora. war dopurtment, which linn control [ ] nopro.entatlVo to call with HOGAN'S ELECTRIC SHOP t tho river. Tho commissioners complete Information and photoi.' ; 8 WALLACE STfcEET ; RED BANK, N. J. mid they could loo no reason why. .(Chick itrvle* dtilrid) Telephone Red Bank 389 hoy. should tntka objactlon. The BLUE CANNON &OVITT nblo will be supported by steel 'tftltattfftoiliiingMllcM russ pole*. RIBBON Umd ftr utfithg Vittturu,', 1440 Broadway, New Ydrk City i • f • • RED BANK- REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925s. Ph«.» R«d Bank till. THE NEW JURORS. Monmouth Beach—Peter H. Sheridan. Naveslnk—Frank M. Vandsryeer. AUTO, WOUU)NT START. Ocean township—Alex V. Alexander, Al- Two Red BanV«ra and One Middle- :rt Cottreil, . • ' WO VQJUNa THIEVES NABBED town Resident on Grand Jury. Ocean Grove—John X«ns, Edward. J. Tho grand jurors and petty AT NEW JWONMOUTH. Red Bank—Jsmel Travis, Ward V«n- ICONTRXCTQR Jurors for tho coming term of court srveer, Robert Broym. . hey Made an Unsuccessful At- were drawn last week. The grand Rumsm—William* Dowlcn, William •and BUILDER Auoelato tbla firm with > tempt to Steal sin Automobile jurors aro an. follows; anzcrton, ' * - durable work at low cost. ~i Owned by • Douglass, Edward. Edward Schoenthsler, long Branch, Robbinsville^—Lewis Cooley. RED BANK, N.J. builder, Spring Lake— William Keuiltt • While Owner was in Church. Seagirt—Frank C. Baird« ' ' Office la EU'nalr Bulld(i>« ' Charles Tag?. Belmar, physician.. Whilo Douglass "Edwards . ol Ocorgo K. HoppltiB, Bed Bank, retired. West Long Branch—George H. Hopper, Room S * Campbell's Junction was attending John I. Blckles, Navcslnk, farmer. , West Grove—James Lawlor. Telephone 880.J. • THE H. SMITH CO., ervico at tho Now Monmouth Bap- Thomas Bcstty, Long Branch, contrac- Jobbing ef Ml Kindt tor, .. . • • • .'.•.. MEETING OF BANKERS. Fair Haven New Jersey lot church Sunday morning his Kirs, Anna Hooney, Engliihtown, house- EitlmaUij Cb«»rfoll» Fiimlibad, ford automobile was park id, in fhc wife. • ' • " • , • ^ • ' • Educational Campaign to be Con- ihurch/ sheds. Two New York lads, . David 8, Carey, Freehold, phyilclan. ducted by County Banks aged eighteen and nineteen years, David G. AMcnry, MorBanvIlIe, retired, undertook to'steal tho car: They Hurry Dodd, Bradley Park, contractor. The Monmouth county bankers' James Mliimore, Long Branch, hcslth association at its twelfth annual gitabllibvd 1884 were unable to start the engine inspector. . with the1* f.olf starter or by cranking, Mrs. Grace Kartmsn, 54 Elm place, Bed meeting and banquet hold at As the engine, so they pushed theina- Bank, houiiwlfc. . . ' bury farlc Saturday night decided ALEXANDER D. COOPER :hlne out of tho shads. They tried Arthur E. Johnson, • Intirlaken, real es- ;o. conduct an advertising publicity tate; • ?. •'.•'•.- .' .'••• •..,'.• '• mmpaign to educate tho public in :o start tho car by pushing it, but Joseph Lynth,. A'alurjf P»rlc, laundry. ' Real Estate and Insurance they soon tired of this ai.d walked Joseph Schuler, Alionhunt. dcllcatciscn ;h'e purposes o£ the- banks, the away, leaving tl.o car by the road- wages to, which they may be put sldo. -, James F, Hlnde, Highlands, retired. ind what goes on within them. The 58-64 BROAD STREET RED BANK..N. J. \ William H. pisffin, Matawan, retired. ampaign will cover a period of six Neighbors Saw them and Alfred 'Whitney' Cook, Oakhurst, retired. Leonard P. Roberts, Raritan township, nonths, when advertisements will .Fire, Life. Accident, Tornado and J. Hendrickson, a special officer of o published ill: the principal county Plate Glass Insurance • ' t Middjetown township, was sent for. " George"S. Schlslcr, Asbury Pork, baker. icwspapers. At the -lection of of- Ho aiTcstcd tho two young fellojvs Carhie P. SolM. torn Branch, retired. ficers John Hulshart of Manasquan on Curtis Waking's farm near New thomai M. Walling, Kcyport, retired. was chosen president of the assoc}. Monmouth, where they had.stoppec , Arthur Errlcluon, En«ll»htown, farmer. Korry A. Anderson,! Avon, Standard oil aticn, E, E. Hutchinson of Allen- MERCHANTS STEAMBOAT CO. OF NEW JERSEY to ask for drinking water. Tho town is vico president and Irving L. announces young fellows said that a second- employee. . . - * Tlm«,T«Ho in Effect July 2d, 192B ^Daylight Saving Time) Louise Rnlarber, Aabury Park, housc- Reed of Asbury Park secretary and hand automobile dealo- had asked Uo. • ' treasurer,' H. S. Burrowesof Key- SuDject to Changa'Without Notice them to buy faca r for him arid that Anthony Tierce, Bradley ^Bcnijh, mer- pprt was elected a member of the and they'were trying out Mr Edwards's ihant' . executive committee' for five years. machine to SPC If it was all right. Leroy Sofleld. Avon, postmaster.,. Steamefs.SEA BIRD and ALBERTINA The Banquet was attende \ by 350 — — • * They said they had intended to F. A. Hewitt, Farmlnirdole. Insurance. employees of the county banks. ie. Berkcley'Carteret Between Pier 24, foot' of Franklin Street, New York (Landing ut thebrlnff the cur back to tho shed3 and William V, A. Clark, Mutawan, retired surpassed if nqt .unequalled, Battory to take on and let off Passenuers only), and Highlands, Frederick P. Relchey, Bradley Beach will remain open Oceania and Red Bank. mako""an offer for it if it ran satis- borough, clerk.: ' •. and its management will con» factorily. William H. Hurley, Uilmar, merchant Will Co to Florida. throughout the year. • Talaphon* Call, Walker ,7090 New York ^7 ' 423 Red'Bank, M. J Charlcd P; Carr. LonE Branch, dentist. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heulitt tinue throughout the winter to .Evidently neither of tho young Mrs:-.Ruth Giordano, Long Branch, In accordance with Highland* Telephone 4264 fellows had 1 .uch automobile know- lousowlfe; have closed their roadside booth uphold the Same high standards, FOR RED BANK . FOR NEW YORK ledge. The switch key was not inidcalcrCharlc. i H. Clayton, Freehold,.automobile and they expect to leave next rhonth the established policy of resort which have made The Berkeley ( the car und no amount of crankfng Arthur Sussman, West Long Branch, for Florida, where they will spend Dill; except Sunday Daily except Sufaday l-ctlrtd. the ^finter. Upon returning to hotels, seasonable reductions in Carteret nptably unique amorig \ - .A.M. P.M. or pushing would hnvnVartod- tho Rufu Or Walllngi-Keyporti postmaster. A.M. P.M. engine. Tho youn* fellows were MoriraouttFcbiihtj' they" willliyt rates will bemade from OctO'- Lure Pier 24,•foot . Theso persons were chosen Asbury Park, where they formerly ^American resort hotels since its , 7:00 4:00 sent,to tho county jail 'o^await tho 1 ber itoMay i. Suites of from of Franklin (treat.. 8:30. 2i45 Leave Red Bank tho petty jury:. ' resided. They recently sold thei Lear* Battery Landing 9iO0 3tl5 Leave Oceanic . , 7:20 4:25 action* of the grand jury. ' Leovb Highland! 7:55 4:80 Aihury Park—Ken William i. Drean, farm at Colt's Neck to George Dec two to six rooms with bath, or Arrlv.Highlands, ^ " . . Harry B. Wwt»' her of Newark! Arrive Battery Landing . FIREMEN'S BIG FAIR. single or double rooms with , The atmosphere of the Hotel about ...... 10:80 SiOO •bout ...... 9:80 6:50 Allcntown—Warren Thompson. . •» i a» Arrive Oceanic about lliZO 5.30 Arrive Franklin »treet ' . Allenwood—George Newman. bath, may be had during this is homelike and friendly. The Arrive Red Bank . . East Koansburg Fire Company Avon—Jomca H. King. Aged Woman Hurt. e 00 about •• 10:00 /lOO Cleared $890 by a Festival. Colt's Neck—Fred Conover, Edwari Mrs. Augustus Sickes, who ii season at exceptionally attractive '^manager .and his staff.take a about.... "'BO » SUNDAYS The" East. Keansburg firqcom Knfefct- . frank Crawford. SUNDAYS Como—Charles Chaacy. blind and who is one of the oldesl ! rates. •*•*-• personal interest in the welfare i' A. M. A. M. . A. M. P. M. P. M, pany met last week ant'., accorded a Deal—Albert Dangler. residents of Colt's Nock, fell dow I • • •-. . . Leave Red Bank,. 8:00 3:30 4:0 Engllshtown—Elliworth Brown, Fran and comfort of guests,and life! Leave Pier 24, foot'of vote of thanks to all -vho assisted ; stairs last week. No bones wen Leave Oceanic ... 3.56 4.2 at their rccent^fair and festival and Lewia, Ellas Pease, Charlcs Vail, broken, but internal injuries an j It is perhaps needless to add , Franklin atreet ...V .8.30 Leave Highland!.. 4:20 4:5 Katohtown—Valentine VanKeuren, here has a delightful touch of I Leave Battery Landing. 8:30 9:00 1 especiallespecial y to a number o! women Freehold—John' Fltigibbons, Wilson feared, Mrs. Sickles has since bee that The Berkeley-Carteret is' Arrive HlghUndi ab't 10:20 10.80 Arrive Battery Landing whojaaade 35 cakes for tho fair, Clayton, Harold DuBoisi Boswell Rcy confined to the bed. the newest and mest luxurious' .. informality and friendliness •, Arrive. Oceanic about 10.80 11120 about ..; •••• 6i20 6:S( noldi, William Vandervcer, 1 Tho^ aaffaif r netted ?890 and it 1 Arrive Red Bank about 11120 11:80 Arrive Franklin (tract about. 7:O< Freehold to.wnshlp—Fxank So ;ly decorated and equipped re- [which guests can fully appre* was the biggest ever held by theFred Smith, Sr., Fred Thompson. The 6.00 A. M. and 3:30 P. M. Boats from Red Bank on Sundayi company. The vegetable and cake Farmingdole^—Harry Goodenough. sort hotel in America. It is en' xiate only by "its actual en-, for Battery Landing Only. booth turned in the most money, Hlshlandi—Robert J. Davlcs. joyment.,* the receipts being $236. After the Haslet—Sidney Pedee. National Public tirely fireproof,it s service is un • NOTICE—At Battery Landing, all elevated trains for ujrtoiyn Bowell township-^Alfred-Clayton. subway for iptbwn or to Brooklyn and sur/ncj cira and ferries tc fair the "Niagara Pals" held a Imlaystown—Thomai I., Smith, Service Corporation Staton island and Brooklyn, can be reached in two minutes. dance at which ?54 was cleared. Keyport—David tBlyth. 16S Broadway, New York Write or Call for full details, or phone Asfcury 6000^ This money was given to tho fire' Long Bi^anch—Edward Slocutn, John W, At Red Bank, busses for Shrewsbury, Eatontown, Long Branch, men. Wilton, Janes H. Miller, Jacob,- I, Em- •MM "A" _ Booklet on request. mons, Ernest F. Dodd. Praferntf tHosk Ohrldcmd Asbury Park, Fair Haven, Oceanic, Rumson, Little Silver, Camp Vail ftfatawan—Richard . B.. Carney, Joh and Qceanport. Taking Thing* to Market. Brown, Paxiuale DiSanto, Thomas Wei The, regular quarterly dividend of J1.75 The Register every week prints a otcad. per share haa b^en declared on the 7 Special attention given to tho care of AutoafHorscj and Carriages, full list of household goods and - Manalapan .townahlp—Arthur H, .Hen- Cumulative Scrips "A" Freferred Stock the cAdantic at cAsbury . rar\ other articles for sale and wanted. drlcknon. ' ' " . ' thisComp«ny,p«yabl?1nur8d y, October ' Burdgo & Russell's Sightseeing Busses to and from Long Branc Millstone townshiD-7-Thomas Fox. 1, 1925, to stockholder* "I record at the and Anbury Park will meet all boats on their arrival at Bed Bank. Turn to the want department of .The dose, of business Jcntcnibu1 17, 1925, Manasquan—Alonzo Hayers. :, • Rarest Register If you are thinking of buy- Worlboro—Patrick Kelly, Chrlitoph S. R. JONES, Secretary! Returning leave Asbury Fark, Second avenue and Ocean,'3:00 P. M ing or selling anything.—Advertise- VO'ROI. •' • •' connecting with boat at Bed Bank for New York. ment. y Mlddlctown— Tames A. Stout.

i • ••••• ••• • • ! • ••' •-•• " •••"•-• • s ft f t 'ft T tT t ANNO U N C E S t X iffi Oct. 1 We have raised the price of lots 10^ to partially cover the expense of the extensive improvements made in.the nature , of sidewalks and curbs, shade trees and good roads, which haye been completed this summer. v AFTER OCTQBE3R 1st, 1925, SALE OF1 LOTS WIL.L. BE DISCONTINUED UNTIL. SPRING OF1 1926. We expect a boom when Cooper's Bridge is opened. OUr prices will positively be higher in, the Spring of 1926. Over one-third of Riverside Heights has already been sold, but many desirable lots are left. •\ Buy now that Home Site-or buy as an investment. MAIL THIS COUPON ADVANTAGES OF RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS: Riverside Height. DeTelopment) Broad Streol Bank Bulldini, Just across the Shrewsbury River from Red Bank. Red Bank, N. J. Plonso send mo map and price of lots. Commuting distance to New York. This docs not obllgnto ma In any way. Ten-minute walk to. Red Bank station. Nnmo .... Direct state road to New York. Addross Opposite Nortn Shrewsbury Golfi and Country Club. Mail Coupon to Us or Consult Your Own Real Estate Agent. RIVERSIDE H BroadJStreet Bank Building ' RED BANK, NEW J ^^ SANK RE&STISft, SEPTEMBER 16, 1828,

its are extraordinary all ever tht danger of that. .Every new devel- country. On Manhattan Island, in opment brings into th* market '« 1 R. COOK. Editor end New York City, of coarse, they an number of additional opportunities OB ft H/&CB. A.l phenomenal. for homes. Every home that i» I l THOMAS IRVINO BBOWN. The other, day a Mr. Burton, of built increases the valuo of every Uu>ln«» Me N'ewrTforky Bought' "the "northwest other lot in that neighborhood, TA9 11 corner of Thirty-eighth street and Every home that is built likewise OP Fifth avenue for f025,000. His own makes the . neighborhood • Of that Bnt.Hj •< th. po.tofflc. at K«* Ban*. father had sold that piece of ground •home a more desirable locality for J- as stcond eltss matter. to a woman not very many years other home builders. . The uadartUndlnf c»r« SubacrlplioD prlceil go FOB FORTY-SEVEN THOU- ..... «nd uot required, the ll House Furnishings. One rest • • !? SAND DOLLARS. • fell month. i IS Above all, dont overlook Arthur talcing over'of all greater Thru months .^j^~~w THERE is a lesson in the valuo Brisbane's advice. not to buy be of land, and in t:.e folly of selling yond your moans. Debt and worry and lener detalli protei Navesink Ave. and Rumson Road WEDNESDAY, SEPTTTO, 1925. it prematurely. aro abominable, -a he says,' but molt, acceptable to - the be- We do hot advise our rdaders to buying a lot or two or three lots buy, land with any idea that they I reaved—you'll find Rumaon, N. J. *4l> TOWN-TALK. <-:•' .. for a home does not entail worry, will make a profit to be compared service complete. L : / The firemen of Middletown town- provided you feel you can make , " •• : "• ON with the exceptional case just men- the payments as they become due. V0UR mirror is one ship hove "token up" with tug of .ioned. • But it is a fact that many war contests and the firemen of Rod •Everyone who builds a house for J- friend that will be now living will make a profit as renting expects to make a profit Bank are haying horseshoe throw- TELEPHONE DAYS. NIGHT — . RED BANK FRIDAY) and SATURDAY great" ns that made by the woman from the rent over and above six truthfully' frank with Ing games. From the spectators that bought the Fifth avenue corner AUTO AMBOC.AP'CZ StRV/Cf: • per cent interest on the coat of the CHAlfcJS AHD TABLES FOR ALL OCCAS you. However, do not from Mr. Burton'B father. standpoint, these games may not house and lot, and a profit over and worry over increasing seem particularly entrancing, but above all the expenses of tax- wrinkles ^or lack or from the players' viewpoint there That woman was able to look es and insurance and repairs. If lovely hair.': , Sept. 25* and 26* era few better games. nhcad, and she was well rewarded. you own your own homo, all that at 10 o'clock «. m. sharp There are in and near all of the bigprofit comes to you and not to the WILLIAM O'BRiiN cities, New York, Boston, Chicago, landlord. It is in the ownership of We can Improve your This Is 60 not only because there The undersigned having sold hor proporty'wIU eoll to the highest San Francisco, everywhere, endless n home thai'the greatest comfort complexion and your Is no chance of getting broken bidder the entire contents of a fourteen room houao nnd flvo ro6m bones or other Injuries, but nlso lo- legibilities of profit in the future, and security and economy is found, >f security, comfort and health coiffure. gftrsge. Furniture Is'all in good condition. The articles listed below calise most any person can • piny nnd the land for a home is accord- MEANS now. are Just a lew selected, at random BB it would bo' impossible to mention these games without long periods of ingly the very first purchase of real : Improved transportation facili- Try one treatment then v practice. This is a great age for estate that, should bo made.' every thing In particular. v ties are opening up new tracts, HIGH GRADE SERVICE note the change. ' I r . athle'tie, records. New records are (Town Talk continued on page 16.) making them accessible as homes, made continually and judging by Living room, and Dining Room Furniture, Parlor Furnishings of and eventually giving them value Approved and Improved / "this one might imagine that athletic all kinds, Rugs, all sizes, including Orientals; Mahogany Chain and for business purposei. , A Supper (or, Gratitude. health and vigor aro almost uni- Tables, Mahogany Bedrsom Suitos, sovoral Onk Suites, KocWng Chairs & On and near the various railroads Heating Plumbing- Roofing 5 versal. $ The Navesink fire company gave and Straight Chairs of all kinds, Wicker Furnltute, China'Closets, - and street car lines leading out of a beefsteak supper last Thursday 1 .. * * * & this city there are empty fields Water Systems . Copper Work Tea Tab'lesj Serving Tables, Sidebo'nrdB, Bookcases and: Books,iWrltiriff The facts are, however., that night at the flreliouse as .". token of Desks;. Brlo-a-b,rso, Wall Plates and hundreds of PicturcB, lE)ecttlo*;, THAT WILL BE FULL OF gratitude for the firemen and for BEAUTY SALON those records are made by a very HOUSES IN YOUR LIFETIME, .. , Earthen and Iron Pipe Lamp, Two Pair Old Dutch hand-made tied Spreads, in fino condition! few trained men. Thoso mo,n may those who assisted tho company at We Handle the American Radiator Company s' Pfio i Of the men now selling Teal es- its recent fajr. The fair netted 3 p»ir Andirons, Shovels and ITdn'gs, Folding Brass Fireplace Screens/ be the best^that the world-ever pro- tato In lots,-mnny actually- believe Rid T $1,160 ;andit- was the biggest ever ARQOLiA. HEATINq SYSTEMS N Grandfather's Clbek.J Singer; Sewing Machine,. Bed Quilts, Mattressci,- duced, but the lirge"number of men; that they are charging too much ISKeets^Table Llnenj"China and GlaBswafe,^ PlafeH^Ware'linJ^Cuf^GjBsi- rejected, for military Bcrvice during held by the company. RED BANK and SEA BRIGHT and getting from the public more of every description, several Oil Stove's; lMge'Flower Pots, Porch :Fur- the late war shows that health and than they ought to get. v IlHureV.J '...•..•••. •..'.,•; ., ' '. ,-...'.'. . , . . ; •;,; strength are not a common posses- But those very real estate men, sion. The trouble seems to be, notmany of them, will live' to lament Two HorBe'Lawn Mowers, one-half intorest'lnPower Lnwri Mow«r; that the public Is not interested In tho fact that they sold their land several. Step Ladders, Extension Ladders and. hundreds o£ articles athletics, but thht most folks would even for three times its apparent usually,, found on an estate of this kind.' .; .. rather watch trained professional value; they will bitterly regret that Phone 1444 f Phone BJS T] 1 athletics perform than to indulge In they did not hold on to it. ! contests themselveB. -, = ANNA M. DeMOTT. 60 Broad St TERMS CASH. * • • ' ' • " 216 Broadway Think' about real estate, about GEORGE H. EOBERTS, Auctioneer. Tugs of war and horseshoe games combining the saving of rent, the Red Bank are contests tha,t require very little Long Branch MONMOUTK CLERKING CO., Clerks. ,.., j making of a good, safe investment • AUCTIONEER'S NOTp:—Come early, bring your lunch; with you« training and which do not attract and big future : profits, AND, professionals T,v.ho play for nioncy. ABOVE ALL, A COMFORTABLE, co-operation w« may be able to go): through in one".'day. ' . V." " They may not draw a larga number HEALTHY HOME FOR YOUR- , This Sal. Will Start Promptly »» 10 O'clock ," of spectators, but for Teal sport, SELF AND FAMILY. recreation and health they stand Dont be in too great a hurry, but Boar the top of athletics. It is a dont wait too long. Little by little good thing that they are coming the land in the best places will slip back. , away and go up in value. Look the field over for yourself. All the New York and New Jer-Read the advertisements of real es- Extreme Cut Prices sey newspapers and ail the real es- tate for sale and get any special in- formation that you can.• IN the &-st six-months of 1925 the three hundred Liggett Drag Stores did a business in excess of twenty tate men in and around New York 1 J city and the northern part of Now Go out ahd look at the property. millions of dollars. '• , •— • -r---—------; .•.••"•• - ,-;•— Jersey ore predicting an avalanche Dont get excited and hurried or of buyers of home sites and of talked into buying against your will. This should interest you because it proves two claims which we have consistently maintained forthe COMPARE: THE PRICES business places in this part of New Think everything over carefully, Liggett Drug Stores. First, thatyou can save" money by buying your drug needs from us, secondly that Jersey as soon as the vehicular tun- the distance from your work, the the goods are always clean, new and fresh. ' ' .':.. ', . : Compare the prices in ,tlie classi- nels connecting New York and New distance from the trolley or from ; Jersey are completed. These tun- the railroad station or from the bUB This enormous business, not approached by any other drug store institution, makes it possible f or fied Used Car ads with' purs. You nels are expected to be completed route, and the probable improve- us to buy at the lowest costs and the goods move off our shelves so fast there is ho time for "ageing." and in use early next year. When ment in railroad and bus facilities, will find that there is little if any the bridges across Arthur Kills are If you can afford it, buy two or completed and the bridge across the three lots rather than one. As soon difference, in spite of the fact that : Delaware is open to travel, there as you build on one of your lots it Size • • ' Size Size . • • • . .) Size . , . , : our cars are invariably over- ,\rill .be a still "greater rush for increases the value of the others, CREAMS and LOTIONS PILLS and TABLETS OINTMENTS. FACE POWDERS, ROUGES - liornos and busjness sites in this part nnd that increase might as well • .50 Angolui Lemon Oream 39c .75 Baiime Anal. Berigue.**.47e and COMPACTS hauled whfile others are usually ofiNew Jersey. come to YOU. ( 1.00 Angelm Lemon Cream 69c San-gr!-na Reducing Tablets 1.29 The other lots can be used for a 20's Atophan Tablets 5 gr. 65c .50 Musterele ...... 43c .80 Djer-Klss Face Powder.39o sold "as iSf" / - .25 D. & R. Cold Cream . . .19c 1.00 Mentholatum, ...... 67c garden, or a small chicken farm, .50 D. & R. Cold Cream...45c 20'a Atophan Tab. 7H gr. 95c .95 Piver's Face Powder . .73o Bayer's Aspirin Tab. (1007s) 79c .SO Mentholatum •:•. llViV. .37c 50 Java Face Powder .... ,37c Real estate in all this part of and a working playground for your .50 Hind's H. 4 A. Cream .31c New Jersey, and especially in all 1.00 H. &• A. Almond Cream 69c Bayer's Aspirin Tabs. (24's) 23c . .60 Resin'ol Oint-eat 39c .50 Mavis Facs Powder ..41c children, while increasing in value. Bayer's Aspirin Tab. (I2's) 15c 1.20 Resinol Ointment .....77c .60 Pompeian Beauty Pow. 39c this part of Monmouth county, is If yop are not able to build now, .35 Frc.tilk 21c •going up and going up very fast. .60 Pompeion Night Cream 39c .28 Brandreth's Pills 19c .50 Unguentlne .39c .78 Levy's LaBlache Face ' FRANK VAN SyCKLE buy your land now, pay/Tor it little .50 Cuticura Ointment ... .39e Every week sees chronicles of sales .60 Pompeian Manage Cr. 39c .60 Doan's Kidney Pills ... .43c • Powder i 37c by little if you cannot pay all, BUT .75 Bell-Ans Tablets 49c .78 Ashes of Rotes or . E. V. Hughes, Mf r. 149-151 W. Front St. of real estate at figures •which show .65 Pond's Cold Cream .. .43c DONT GO BEYbND YOUR .50 Harmony Lemon and Cocoa .25 Cascareta 19c / Mandarin Rouge 57c, . . Telephone 1200 a big profit over the purchase price MEANS under any circumstances. .50 Cascarets 37c FOODS .50 Pompeian Rouge .....39c of the-same property a few years Butter Cold Cream .....39c Build a small house at first, as .35 Plexo Creaielen Cream 31c .25 Beecham's Fills 19c .50 Mary warden Rouge ..39c ago. On Monmouth street and In .60 Pane's Diapepsin 43s 16 ozs. Horllck's Malt. Milk 73c 1.50 Violets Ambre Royal you get the' money, and live in it Hoipitsl »iie 2.70 other parts of Red Bank, for in-while you are saving to make the .30 Payola 23c Face Powder 89c .50 Partbia :45c .75 Mead's Dextri Maltose Ele .75 Hudnut's Three Flowers stance, and in the residence parts of house bigger. You could 'easily MISCELLANEOUS .75 Imperial Granum 55c DODGE BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Red Bank and.the outlying country, Lutein Tablets 2.19 Face Powders 54c start with a.four-room house, smal]r .65 Kotex, pkg of 12 49c .40 Imperial Granum ••••25e as well as at Long Branch and As- .40 Midol Tablets ..... =5c modest, nnd put on an addition .50 Phillip's Milk Magnesia 33c Verocolat* Tablets 89c 1.25 Imperial Granum ....85c bury Park, real estatj has recently without spoiling the looks of it. .70 SloaH's Liniment 47c .75 Mellen's Food 59c. TOOTH BRUSHES been sold for two or three times i>henolax Wafers (30't) ...21c .60 Fairchild's Ess. Pepsin 47c .50 Formsmlnt Tabs 39c 3.25 Eskay'- Food .2.79 what it could have been bought for .80 OTaltln 69o .80 Prophylactic Tooth .35 Pluto Water 29c .. B/uth 33a three or four years ago. If you have bought, or when you Robinson's Barley (Ige. site) 39c do buy, dont get discouraged. .60 Kongdon's Jelly 45c .80 Dr. West's Tooth Brush 45e ... ~* Agar Agar 79e Robinson's Barley • .21* Dont be discouraged if you fall to Often you hear, people say that .50 Squibb's Milk of Mag. 45c HAIR PREPARATIONS, seo dozens of buildings sprouting Sedatole 1-59 The Aspdin Company If they had bought property in and RESTORERS, TONICS, - LAXATIVES like mushrooms. Growth comes .50 Bicycle and Tally-Ho SOAPS around Rod Dank twenty or thirty slowly, even after transportation SHAMPOOS, DRESSINGS .15 Boat's Rolls -.... ,10c Cards 43c .25 Cuticura Soap 19c, 3 for 55c v 8 White Street Phone 1129 Red Bank, N. J. or forty years ago they would now facilities exist. .50 Rexall Milk of Magnesia 39c .40 Fletcher's Castorla ....25c be well on*. Thoso people say that 1.40 Pinaud's Eau de Quin. 1.09 .25 Woodbury's-Facial Soap 19c .60 Calif. Syrup of Figs...37a Do. you know that in New York 2.50 Abiorbine, Jr 2.09 .50 Palmolira Shsmpoo .. .34c 3 for .. B5c the chances of making nioncy in 1.25 Abtorbine, Jr 98c .60 Caldwell't Syrup Pepsin 43o City nfter the elevated railrond was .10 Palmolive Soap, 3 for . .20c 1.50 Agarol ...98a real estate, or .lie chances of buy- actually built there was real .estate .05 Adami, Chiclets, Beeman'* 1.50 Van Ess Dandruff. .30 Resinol Toilet Soap and Black Jack Chewing Remedy 1.09 .80 Ex Lax ,48c ing a home site that will increase in stnsmntibn for a long time? The 3 for 55c .35 Ex-La.: , 23c value, have gone by. These people famous actress "Lotta" Crabtroo Gum 3 for 10c 1.00 Wildroot Hair Tonic ..79c .17 Pears Umcor.l:d Soap ore mistake*. Renl estate is ad- bought a number of lots for ?6,000 .35 Kalak Water ...3 for 1.00 .50 Hair Groom -. 39c ' 2 for 25c vancing iiwyalue hereabouts much npiece on One Hundred and Twen- Wyeth's Coll, lum 59c .50 Glostora 37c »B Packers Tar Soap 19c, .10 Sterno Canned Heat .50 Hennafoam 39c s ANTISEPTICS faster thrwf it has ever increased In ty-fifth street In New York. She 3 for 65c 12 for 87c 1.00 Newbro's Herpicide ...74c .15 Physician's and Surgeon's 1.00 Lavoris : 63c the past.; It is likely to Increase In irot discouraged and succeeded in A. P. W. Toilet Paper 4 for 1.75 .50 Newbro's Herpicide.. .39c .50 Lavoris «.•.-. .37c ' the future still faster. Kcltinc her money back on tho Soap ...... 9o y 1.25 Wyeth's Sage & Sulphur 84c .10 Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 7c, 1.00 Listsrlne „. ™,.,.'...... 69c Kround that she had been swindled. .50 Llsterine „ ..39o * * * f*" 1.00 Westphal's Auxiliator 73c 3 for 20c * THOSE LOTS ARE WORTH 1.00 Danderine Hair Tonic . .63c .50 Lysol 37c \Masury s „ Five or six years :.(,'o nrtiiur TOOTH PREPARATIONS, 10 Ivory Soap ea. 8c Brisbane wrote an. editorial \i his TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PASTES, POWDERS .70 Marchand's Golden .25 Lysol 21c Now York newspaper nhout invest- DOLLARS APIECE NOW. Hair Wash ' 48c .25 C. N. Disinfectant ....19o LIQUID .60 Forhan's Tooth Paste. .3Se .65 Glover's Mange Cure ...49c TOILET and BATH .50 C. N. Disinfectant ....39c ments In real estate. Tlwt editorial First tho rnilrond or trollny line .30 Kolynoi Tooth Paste ..19c 1.00 Zonlte 69c •was so good ami so true that it will or luis line must exist, and then the 1.60 Brownatona 1.29 POWDERS .75 Bleachodent Comb 67c .50 Brownatone 39c .80 Zonlte 39a HOUSE PAENTS well bear repenting, especially just people must Rather, AND THEN .30 Lyons Tooth Powder ..19c 2.60 Feronds Hair Grower. 1.29 .25 Mavis Talcum ... 3 for SOc 1,25 Glyco Thymoline 83c at this time. That i-ditorm] wast THE LAND GOES UP IN VALUE .50 Pebeco Tooth Paite . . .31c 1.00 Rexall "9" Hair Toni- 79c .25 Djer-Klss Talcum 19c ,60 Glyco Thymoline ..,. .45c chiefly devoted to rial estate In WITH A KUSII. .50 Pepsodent Tooth Paste .34c 1.50 Goldman's Hair .25 Squibb's Talcum .....18c .30 Glyco Tbymoline .....23e Now York city, but the principles Get your piece of pround NOW, 1.00 Pyorrliocido . .• 73c Restorer 1.19 set down nro jur,t in tr 'e of prop- n so your judgment, and then Btlck .50 Ipana" Tooth P«it ...'.34o .50 Polvmol ". 39c erty elsewhere as they nr; true oC t n (rood ploco of real es POWDERS, STICKS PERFUMES and torial: tnte «nd liold on to It if you enn, DEODORANTS TOILET WATERS CLEANING COMPOUNDS .65 Barbasol .., .43c outla.U any .60 Odorono ....,..•..'• ,43c It 1A tin)': to tall: ii!;iiin iilxmt .35 Palmolive Shar. Cream 27c 1.50 Djer Klis Perfume... .1.39 1.00 Carbona .73c olherbWcait. .35 Odorono 23e .60 Carbona .*. 3Bc OWNING HKAI, KSTATK. $ This Is suiind advice. It is just .38 William's Shav. Stick . .25c 1.76 Djer-Klss Toilet Water 1.43 A,H colors.' ns Rood ndvico fcr tho dweller In n .25 Mum :....•„ 10c .25 William's Shaving 1.50 Piver's Vegetal 1.09 .30 Carbona 23c A good mnny oil our raiilero linvo .60 Non Spi Z Every can unl- Stick (refill) 19c 1.25 Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal 83c .20 Carbona _,f 1 So bought lntnl tin iiur lulvice, many growing country town as it in for tho resident of n growing city. Land form. Coe» others will buy It. farther. Pre. Of thoso Unit li'ivc bouirht, dome wont Increase tens of thousands of pro glad and nor,'; urn norry. Hut dolliirs on a singlsingle residence.lot In a •ervcB, pro town llltu Itcd t Preserve the pleasant - «vii jtiuin ur Jj-OiilT What ~ very body Neidsj Icon and bean- ]i only thusr that bought itlirolutcly H l(in, CIGARETTE SPECIALS memories of your il foolishly, without reflection or Jinlg- Hiiinrh or Anbury Pnrk, but nil lnnd vacation daVs^- tiflw. niont, will regret their jiurchnno in within fifty miles of Now York In "Wake Up" lor FRIDAY and SATURDAY tho long run. MHO to iiilvniico , Itfevnlue rapidly, lints on I'liickhuy ,• road, South Reduction Them Is just one thing that tn Alarm Clocks 200 Herbert Tareyton. .$ 2.10 100 Philip Morris (Cam.) 1.70 DISTRIBOT0R8 FOR sife nml permanent a» an Invest- street, tho eastern purl of Ilcriron on • our ontlro stock of new plnco nnd on ninny other roildonro 100 Straights 100 Pall Mall Regulars.. 2.10 Kodaks and Enstmn", Cam- ment, nnd tlmt In TIIK KAltTII ON nttcetB In Hod Ilnnk, ns well n» In 20i, 5di, 100s).,, 1,00 200 Pall Mall Specials... a.63 eras. John W. Maiury * Son Emll Calmtn Compaay WHICH WE STAND, While. lds ...... 1.20 RUharJ E. Tfclbaut Wallp.psr Uiroo or four yonn wgo. 20s, 80s, 100s..,, 1.00 1.2G Do ground cannot call lilmndj freo Itamlmi you of Appointments. 200 Sweet Ckporal Reduction or «nfc. 100 Mslachrlno 200 Piedmont 1.28 THE UROEST DI9TRIBUT0RS Olt PAINT AND Monoy isvsd vnnl»lio» Middonly, Cooks mo thorn in tho kitchen. No. 0 PI. or CU .. 1.42 200 Black & Whit 1.20 on all Eastman films and film . TheM nro upwnrdi of a More of 1.80 MATERIAL, IN MONMOUTH COUNTY stacks drop In value. Heal eitnt* A (rood tlmo kccjicr. Jlnnd- 100 Murads 1.42 200 Patlmas •.. •. imcki. new development! for homes In nil 100 Moguls' 1,21 ZOO Lord Salisbury 1.80 , Mils, It rartly jroei Wkward, It In-dlroctloni around Itod iJnnk, Bomo (toma nlckol case. 100 Egyptian Dlellsi 1.80 They are fresh from •f jtttUt* In prica nearly l 200 Oman ., >• > the factory. peopl. are afraid tlmt with ID many • No. 3 1.70 200 English Ovals ...... 2.10 tricts being onjnid up tht vilut o< BED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925.

it*»«»e**«««*«*** •.«••••••••••»•••••••»•••«••••««» a stove and other conveniences for ' SHERIFF'S SALE-. •it for a corner In aaid Hendrlelcioa llu.' By virtue'of a writ- of fi.fa . to ma dU thence (2) south, Oftr-elght desnu and a long trip. sectet). issued out of the Court of Chan- fifty minutes west, (long the Una of llBd Mt B , MIM Helen Todd u>4 Mlis Dor- cry of the State of New Jersey, will be (now) of John P. Sraythe. on hundred' exposed to sale at publle vendue on Mon- and fortr-three feet to a, stone set for a B»'lnj«r|ai. othy Gelhaui wM>.ter the New dsr. the 2Bth day of September, 1025, bo. corner: thence (3) north, thirty dimes erly line of a lane one Urnutaj Jersey iUt« collet* f<>« ««"« •' tween the hours of 12:00 o'clock and 5:00 ind twenty minutes west, etUI along the U, need three yean, Cider Mill Now Open o clock (at 1:00 o'clock, Eastern Standard »tona aUnilnc In the luurtea' New Brunswick next w««k line of said Bmvthe four hundred and seV- anda of Charles and_Mar» Anl Itki licWT HUM !ffln •"•> crnlier King Tut broVe, down two hundred and thirty-seven feet, more n th« moat aoutheilr urnir ot ail mobile driven by Miss 'Hasel on the trip and the boat ma towed All those certain Jots, tracts or parcels o(_lels, to the point or place of beginning, land; therfce («) slllf slonf tha .... • of 'land and premises hereinafter pnrtleu> • Intended to be the same land and prem- laid Cress' land north, tblrt»-one dfl Bpwne, 'daughter of .C. Leroy to Atlantto Highlands by a coast IS NOW OPEN , Isrly described, situate, lying, and being Una conveyed to the said JohVPrSmythe ten minutes west, (ear hundred and guard boat. - in the Borough of Fair Haven, In the& Co., Inc., by deed dated Sectembar, 102!, entr feat lo a. Irveost alike opon the i Bowne, alio ot Keyport. Mtai County of Monmouth 6nd State ot New executed by John P. Smythe. et u». anJ of aald Navealnk rlvari Ihenee (7! n^x>cqpMp Bowne wai arraigned on a technical VIM Mabel Lette has given up to receive apples. Jcrse/. ' - recorded In the Monmouth County Clerk's the aald shore of said rlrer the .. Monrobuth RoioV Unt charge pf nlapalaughter and wa« her posifrnvatXra Antonldes's drug First Tract: All that certain lot, tract ofDce, in Book 115S of Deeda, on page 18(. eouraea thtrsof two hundrtd and or parcel of land and. premises situate and . Second Tract: Oeilnnlng on the shore seven feet eight inches, more ot '~ ' "1 Til. E.tbntpVn 2446 held for the grand jury. - store and has resumed tter itudiea being in the Borough of Fair Haven (for- (south side of the North Shrewsbury or ha point oc plsce ot beglnnlnr..- < The aecldent Is said lo have: been at the Leonardo high ichool. merly a part of tho Township of Shrews- Kavcslnk river) at a locust stake, the Ing fourteen acres according to • _. Right "oiCih* State Highway D. Clarence Walling, bury), in the County of Monmouth and termination ot the third course of a tract made br Qeorga D. Cooper, 0* B., unavoidable. Mill Bowne states Mr. and-Mrs. .Harold NcConnell State of New Jersey < located on tho south of land described in aulccd given by Meta Juno tth, lOlD. { ' , that ahe w the boy/standing on of Third avenue will move to Bed side of thB North Nnvcslnk river), partic- J. 1). Caldwell, Trusted and a| to William Seized as tha property of John ., Nut Swamp, N. S. ularly bounded and described (in conform- A: LewisLi , recordedd fa fa Doo Dkk 61613 of DeedDds 3mythe k Co, Inc., et als, taken In nitv the,curb and she itopped the ear. Bank October 1st it f with the survey and mop of Bold tract for said Monmouth County, page «7i tlon at the suit of Louis B. Brown, and 10 She said the boy made no'attempt Mr*/William Kelly and Mrs. Sara of land mado by George D. Cooper, C. £•,thenco (1) along aald third course -anil be sold by March 27. 1920), us follows, to wit! extension thereof along line of William A. JOHH H.,VAN MA' to &OM thi street and she started Jackson entertained Mrs. J. Fear- Telephone Mlddletown 275-F-3 Q v Beginning on the south ahore of thelewis south, four degrees forty minutes BR«lI. th« car again, but just as the ear son, MMs Josephine O'Hearn, Mrs. «•••••«*•••«•»•+••••«••«••••••••••»••••••••••••«••• said North Navcsink river, now known east, two hundred and fqrty-hlne feet to a Daleil August 96th, 192«. " , got under way, she said the boyE. H. Cook and John White of Bos- and .called North Shrewsbury river, at a stone, the termination .of the third course QUINN, TARSONS et D0RBMU3, t point'in the. lino of Mean High Water of the premises firstly described In a deed Solloltori, ' started to run across the street in ton part of last week. Maanwuth Caunty Sumnh't Offiu. nexed of tho. Cltate ot Mttvlllo Eutph'en, Mark, where tho line dividing'the land of Blven by Abram H. Cornish and wife to :»S Hr.es> tjCtt >. deeeated* - notlea it hereby slven to theformerly Daniel Hendrlckson from the ad- George G. Reniteker, recorded In Cook 1016 front of ttie car. She turned the Miss. Blanch* Leonard li vleitlnff In tbt aiittir of th. <>Ut« of MdvllU sKdltori of Kid deceased to exhibit to >M Butphtn, dooined. joining land of formerly Jacob Lewis, Sr., of Deeds far said Monmouth Comity, page car sharply and the machine ran friends' in Massachusetts. the aubicriber. adminlfltrator as aforciald, Intersects said Mean High Water line on 3B2; thence (2) still along said Lewis's If Yoa W«nl « C«r Qolckir over the sidewalk and hit a fence. Nofctet to aHdltor* to prtient elttims their debte and demand* against tho said the shore of said river; thence (1) from line and .line fence south, thirty-two de and at a low prlc» look over thtf aciloit ut«tt. estate, under oatb. within six mo nth I from said beginning point south, thirty degrees grees forty minutes east, two thousand The child was hit by the car and Use The Register's Want Depart- Punatnt to tb« ordtr ot Joiepb L. the dita of the aforesRid order, they and twenty minute* east, along the said one hundred and nineteen feet to the cen offerings In T6e KccUUrt W»n« READY for your knocked down. After recelvetng ment for every need of the home, Donahfty; lurroKRte of:tb« Countr of Mon- will be forever barred of their actions line of land of formerly Daniel, Hendrlck ter .of the public road'leading from Bei Department esch week. Man; BT*< najeda with modern (quip. farm or business office.—Advertise mouth, ntda on tht flrat day of Aunuit. therefor against the.aald subscriber. son, two hundred and elghty-ona~feet an1, Bank to Oceanic or to Fair Haven; thenc advertjscd at prlcei that make tb«n' first aid treatment he was taken to 1026. oh tha applleitfon of Howard S. Dattd Freehold. N. J. August 1. 1925. forty onc-hundredths of a foot to ftston e (3) north, sixty-seven degrees twenty ment> expert handlara. went Hlfffflnaon, admlnlttntor with will an- HOWARD S. HIGGINSON. real bargains.—Advertisement. ,': Ba> aur» of Mrvlea the hospital, where he died as he lowott rateii •mnga was about to undergo MI operation. with *• •»*• The child had been injured inter- nally. The funeral -as held Frldaw afternoon and the body was taken to Peabody, Massachusetts, for burial. mi» UNION BEACH NEWS. Firemen's Popularity Contest Claud Lm.l Week. The Union Garden flrsmen closed Erect It YOURSELF their popularity contest Monday of last week, The contest was for the ; in a DAY-A • most popular girl and there were prizes for residents and visitors which wero presented to the win- Standard Garage ners at the Union Beach Democratic dance Saturday night at the,Union Beach firehouso. The resident win- ners were Misr. Viola Leuttcban, who had 6,0^0 votes and who re- ceived a diamond ring:. The second a week prize went to Segrld Jones with 4,660 Votes. She received a (fold {NO CASH DOWN} wrist watch set with forft sapphires. Thirid priie went to Mire I. French; who had 1,885 votes. The prize was a gold bracelet set with sapphires.' The visiting' winners were; Mies J. Poltowlti, Miss Sadie Seilly and Miss Mi; SUSS, who recelveil/simil£r prizes. ••••• -. ;,•''. : -*•• • '" v ' Mrs. A, X. Route of Union City visited her mother/Mrs. VanHolten, i last week.. V , ••'• -: , Mrs. R. Jester. Mrs. Mary Ryan UR EA8Y PAYMENT PLAN and Miss Anna Ryan of New York O enables you to own a handfomci •II '• Erected oil Your Mrs. Cherney is the daughter ot Mrs. McKenna, manager of the Premises Union news stand at Union Beach koe tor Only ctationi - —-v-r- ;.-•...'_>. ..: d Sport Mrs. Anna MoB«lna of New Yori has returned home after a month's Mill the Coupdn Today! stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs; Eomano. :.,. . ••.-. Scannirig.over pur records of the past, we find that i\ Represented V HAD.'-.-.-J-HALL Wiliiam flranibllng of New York no time have we) assembled for your selection as great a .A 111 Oakland St., Red Bank, N. J. is spending1 a week's vacation at number of suits and as large an assortment of patterns and 14 1 the home of Mrs. Thomas Corcoran. STANDARD MATERIALS CO. Mrs. Bella Tierneyof Stone road styles as during this annual Fall sale.. It Is In reality an'ex- = * ' BIoomfleld,N.J. spent the week-end inPennsylvanla position of men's clothing as well as a sale. For here-you'-" with her parents. find fabrics which have been woven at the finest mills In PUIIO tend me. without obligation, R.B. William Marshall and friends Informitlon ibouti • v / this country and in England. While the style tendencies StilWii&Oiniti...... ';....', .O made a trip to New York state last Standard Bungslpwa • ...... <*•.'.,.... O week. They spent tnVtfyne bathing as portrayed In many of our Fall models are the accepted The Perfect Home , O and fishing. • ,. ones as decided upon by the leading men's fashion authori- Nime ;...... ,... Mr. and Mrs. Papa, M^and1 Mxts, ties In America, England and the Continent. " Addrcll.... /. •••...... '....'.••...:.•• Bucher and daughter Jane arid Mrs. Young of Newark snent the week- WHATEVER YOUR PREFERENCE FOR end, at the home of Mrs. Dlrner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell of East FALL WEAR YOU ^ILL FIND IT HERE Kinirston, New York, accompanied by Mlsa Llllie Tarrioo, yWitcd Mrs. Fabrics are worsteds, unfinished worsteds, fine cassl- LIKE THE NATURAL FOOT D. Whitaker laBt weelc. Helen meres and cheviots, In pjajn-ajid .fancy bjugs, grays, browns, Campbell returned home with her parents after enjoying a month's tans and mixtures. -, • ' . ••'•-'•<•*- .. visit with Mrs. Whitaker. ' jn, MODELS show the) single and double breasted styles.' antilever Mrs. George Sappah is entertain- ing1 her two sisters; Mrs. VanWlnkle Coats are square shouldered and taper slightly to. the waist- hoe-fe dMrs."D. Healy and son Daniel line. Trousers taper from the waistline to the ankle, but of Jersey City for a ;week. ' are still cut full and long. > '.. .;••<••..' Union Garden fire company arid Union chemical company attended GOLF SUITS have plain or belted back coats arid the firemeh's.'parade at"Belmar on k A barefoot joy Saturday. plus-four knickers.! Miss John Friewald of Cheese-, •', Yours can be almost, quake avenue gave, a surprise party in 'celebration; of .Miss 'Agnes : the;.joyoud freedom of'.' Jones's 2lst birthday a few days ;" the : barefoot \by—if ago. Miss Jones was: the recipient Men's Fall,Topcoats of many handsome gifts. The •""youwear the CANTI- guests, were Mr. and. Mrs. J. Frie- wald, Mr. and.Mrs. IC Jones', Mrs. LEVER—a'shoe built H. Doyle, Mrs, Wiley, Mrs. Hards 30.00 — ;•' on the .lines of the nor-: and son Leonard, Misses! Adelaide Jeffs, Flla Labosky, Louis,Gorman ' In fine casslmeres, cheviots, tweeds and Knitted fabrics. •• malfoot. The arch is and Slgord Jones. • , ' Plain, box-back, button-through models. In gray, brown, /f flexible, not rigid as in tan and heather shades. ordinary shoes. Oh, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NEWS. what wonderful com-' Death. ofAajed Summar Rasldent— • Baby Baptlaad Sunday. fort to feet that have Mrs. Mary B. Solvent, ngcd 83 been shoe-bound! . yonra, died ol hcart*dl»ease, Suhday at tho home.of her daughter,. Mrs. Men's Stetson Hats Ohnrlos Martin, a summer resident Featuring in particular the "ST. JAMES" of Leonardo. Tha body was taken to Now York, whore the funeral will beheld, Richard Donald Rolandclll, Infant at 10.00 ton of Frederick Rolandclll of Ver- Made especially for L B,amberger_ & Co, ' ona, was baptised Sunday at St. Agnot's, church • by Rov. Father ^y Splllar. ' Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Swan Jt'ave re- CANTFLE^VER. turned' from a trip lo Scranton, Buffalo, NlnKatn Falls, Dottolt and Shoes makes the clos-r Or«nd Rapids, Michigan. At Grand esc approach tabard*'' Ra>la>Hhoy attended tho 60th.en- campment of the Grand Army of foot freedpmV"Wear theHRepubllc. them and foeljfree and ; Th« Western Union telejrabh fompiny'i summer office in Ira An- tonldnn'i drug store '.'.at been closed and telegraph rnoisagoi hereafter EXCLUSIVE will be sent from the railroad its- tlon, ' ••.••..' ' . •!•.•, , AGENCY , Chief of Police Charlei Sweeney la having hli annual vacation. The Jteamboit Mandaley made Raymond Bowne Itt Uit trip of the yoar Sunday. 'mericalf Harold Gravel and Edward Cook 621nfooknian Avenue are Vliltlng rehtlvei In Maryland. Mr, and Mrs/M. 0. Jonti and ASBURY PARK, N. J. their, daughter Jean have returned from a jtrlp^rough fit Wart In I RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER Iff, 1926,*

FOR A NEW FIREHOUSE. week when her neck got caught bo . HIGHLANDS NEWS/ avenut, n«»r ftii cnt» ol ttfi'o^ twoen the side data cf-her crib, The Fair VI.w Firer^iT will Open Bids Sawag* Syst.m ProJMt t« b*>DU>''The employiq'i ofjKruM'i'jivli, »t Mutinc Tonight. pbild'i body was found by i Tier cuned at • Sp«c|»l Mwtttag. niotner. ____ ^___ Ipo .will hold • cabarot ball ,bn S»i> Mlddletown township fire com- JJ The mayor and council will i urday night of next y««k at tht Keeping Up To Date pany No. I' will meet tonight at Lumber Business Sold, a special moeting next, Monday pavilion. . c " George Brower's store at Fair View The Jones' and Smock lumber night to dlscnai the preposition to Sir. and Mrt, Otoret .Gilbert tnd to receive bids for a combination company of "Asbury Park has been buid a aewage system-in'the bor- family liavs gon* to Hollywood, flrehouse and community "house. bought by HaT»y N. Smock. W. ough. A New York engineer will Florida, whir* they will ijttqd: the 'V • Even in the midst of real es- be written stories of fortunes The new building -.rill bo construct- Harvey Jones and lits son j Harvey give a talk on the methods of build- ' "t*t» ' boom*, wW> properties made quickly in the buying and od on a lot at Fairfleld Gardens will sever their connections with the ing and financing sewage systems', selling of real estate. which has been donated by John H. The officials expect a large turnout Luke longhead made the quart*! -' MlUng "Od reatlllng in fast sue- firm on January 1st. at the meeting as they want the worth more. He will carry a thlny> -e«wlon, ths records of Mon- Cook of Maple avenue, Red Bank. But romance does not lure taxpayers .to learn all they cat} word ksetugga into 'oveover . 7.1QQ '.mj)ith County's old and reliable The first story of the building will MARLBORO NEWS. home* in 855 e«nU.—AdvertlieUAdtl . our searchers. Their interest be used for a flrehouse and it will about the proposition. ytie Institution are checked nent. is in the condition of the title be enclosed with concrete. The Martha Updyk* Suffers Broken Leg The business men's association la av«ry day and are alwaja up ' When Hit by Auto. and with mechanical precision second story will do duty for com- arranging for a party for the chiU >.# la cUtt. munity purposes.; It will ,ba en- Martha Updyke was struck by andren of the borough to be held on they move through the records automobile while crossing the streot Saturday afternoon of next week at and write in the abstracts; and closed with weatherboards, In our files are many in- The company has thirty mem- here on Wednesday and her leg was the public playground at Water r 'tensely interesting records of in their memories, the "hard bers. The officers are William P. broken. ' Witch.:: The program will include ngf^es J>er' g all on of gasoline properties, from which might arid cold" facts. Scott, Jr., president, Edward Kaney Miss Susie Dangler of Long races and games, and refreshments vice president, David Simpson sec- Branch was the recent guest of Miss will be served. Addison T. Ro- retary and Bert Taylor treasurer. Grace Magcc. . . raaine.is in general,charge of the \OUR SEARCHERS ARE EXPERTS Messrs. Hicks and Weldon" if arrangements for the party. Chicken Bills Paid. ' New Brunswick, who have the agen- On Saturday night, October 10th, Bills to the amount of $38 forcy for the Hupmobile and Reo cars the business men's association, will chickens killed by dogs were paid and. trucks, have taken over, the S. hold a euchre party and dance at by the mayor and cuncil of Little B. King automobile establishment Kruso's hall. William B. Meade is Silver Tuesday of last week. The here. ) chairman, of 'the committee in bills were from Denise D. Lefferson, Miss Harriett Kale of Mercer- charge of the affair. Russell Parker and Leander Camp- ville, who has been visiting at H. G. The Twinlight club will hold a '" .'•••., Established 1899 bell. . . • ; . Magee's, returned to her home last masquerade and civic Ball on Sat- week accompanied by Mrs. Magee urday night of this week at Kruse's 7 To Enlarge Asfcury Park Hotel. and daughter Nina. pavilion, 8-10 Court Street, freehold, N. J. The Berkeley-Carterot hotel at The firemen's fair held here two A petition asking the postofflce -Asbury Park will remain open the weeks ago was a success, about department for mail carrier service Ecctwcfmy Car entire year according to a state- ?660 being cleared. ' in the the.borough Is being circulat- \ Many Series 80 owners graduated from lower priced •MW nfw—wtasssssssssssssssi ment made last week by Arthur C. Mr. and Mrs.. DeHarf of New ed by the business men's associa- Steinbach, president of the hotel York were guests of Mr. and Mrs.tion. Already a large number of X cats. They have found that it actually cotts less to have ' Monmouth County Surrosate's Office. man Mattbews. deceased, notice Is here- company. Two hundred more rooms by given to tbe creditors of said deceased S. B. Wells recently. names have been procured. '••• The In the natter of- trie estate oC Format! to exhibit to the subscriber, executor "as will be added to the hotel next yeft. Mias Julia Byrnes and Miss Kath- petition will be Bent to Washington ^ Pierce-Arrow performance. 5 - , ' - < llattbaws. deceased, aforesaid, their debts and demands against and the business men feel that their Kotlea to creditors to fresent claims the said estate, under oath, within six orine Monroe of New York visited against estate. ' , months from the date of the aforesaid Adelphia Child Strangled to Death. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Byrnes last week, request will be granted. The busi- . ^ Not onl/does the Series SO requite less attention^ but * Pursuant to tha- order of Joseph L. order, or they will be forever- barred of Mary F. Acher, aged ten months, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Conover en- ness' men's association is' planning Sonahay. anrronta ol the County ot Mon-their actions therefor against the said ; "h those occasional attentions are handled in less tUpe and . SouthTniade on th« twenty-third day o(subscriber. daughter of Peter Acher of Adel- tertained Lester Widner and family for a busy winter. The association July. 1025. on tha application of Donald Dated Freehold. K. J.. July 23. 192E.phia, was strangled to death last of Point*Pleasant on.Sunday. will have' its headquarters on Bay >, at lower cost by special high speed tools and machines. Matthews. ancntar.:ot.the,estat«_otJfer- DONALD MATTHEWS. , y p gh p "> Upon request, we will gladly present specific (acts re» , garding Series 80,econotnyi and demonstrate the car*

^ Balloon dm. HotstbfU«Shocf^btx>rber>|tan. i efficient woman, with" discrimination and the natural desire to • ^ have your things fresh", sweet-fltnelllng, spick-and-span? We; KNEW It! * •'••'•' : " . ' /

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QUEEN ANNE THREE-PIECE SUITE $ 1 AH 00 A LA-FRANCE TAPESTRY $ W i.OO COVERED IN TAPESTRY, aatt *100 THREE-PIECE SUITE, at .... 100 TRIANGLE LAUNDRY lh P 0C0 fti !n h |T ' " ST »nd.omo La-Prance Tap- Upholstorod In ta-France" Tnpeilry vfWi outride back and aldai o'overad in thti flno (junllty of material. LooM/ievkrilbli euthloni which oWu the home oomiorta you would expect in a mucH\hlgh»r priced suite. Heavy frame. SALE BEGINS YouWillAlwaysDoBetterAf v. SERVICE, INC. Tomorrow Morning Any Suite Put AT 6 OrCLOCK Aside for Future Long Branch,. AND LASTS ; ROBERT HANCE &SONS ALL WEEK Delivery r 1)3 Brood Street Bed B*uOt,New Jersey Call LONG ,5» * ,W ••'" RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. HAUNT!,1 Htltn Christiansen motored to W/»- Irvington \*er« week-end'gU««ts of tlan Weiihsnr, were recent guests Mrs. James Livezey and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. F»rrlng» Mr. and Mn. i, Stnn of J« terbury, Connecticut, last Vetk, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. BtuJtt, «f Herman Elchhorn of Elizabeth. Elite of Long Island, Harry Livezey ton and daughter of Mount Verton where they spint • few daya with Mrs. Florence Cannon of South MiKllfNMiofNjwy,^y ^ Miss Edith Owen of Freehold and daughter Eugenie of Camden, were entertained over the weekend guest oil Mrs, J. Betgwiorf Mr. and Mrs. J»hn Trautmann* Araboy spent a week with her ill- Mrs. Perrine Harrison- of Lak'ewood, Rey/wUm h awfully every lor consumptive's. -While -at Holm* time. I was teach- lei laat week Mr. MaeNalr stopped Letter to Alvan Macauley, President ing school and it it Chnrles'S. Ely's, j made t bard for Packard Motor Car Co. me Ml bad toga to bed for two or Funtral of Adolph Kurrui.i . throe days. One The funeral of^Adolph Kurrui, day IDT mother who died last week at the honie o( suggested that I **•• I would never have attempted nich a trip In take Lydts E. his daughter, Mrs. B. Drummond Plnkham'e Veg- Woolley of Iiong Branch, was h«ld any other car but the Packard Eight, for I know that i etableCompound, laat Thursday .morning at the Star uie Pawwd is the only car equipped with the chassis ,u.vl».I did, and it did wonders for roe. of the Sea churchV.The burial was nthe course of a year I married and made at Weit Long Branch, Th« lubricator and the motor oil rectifier. "tr roy first baby was born I got up bearers were Robert Tappin, aoon and it caused a displace- it. This troubled me so that I could homaa Beatty, C. Hepry Irwin, T CM V CeB en bled ua to drive '|y walk or do my housework. H Thomas V. Arrowsrnlth, Howard \ o« » "?l ' ^ ^e entire <»w whait the Vegetable Compound Green/ Martin McCue, E. R. Slocum 3,965 miles without once changing oil or leaving the i forme before so I took it again, nd Charlea N. White. ititrengthened me and now I nave dnver's seat to lubricate the cbawis. To themf and Are UttlB kiddies. The eldest lathe, the baby Is five months old and I have New Building and Lean Aifoelattaa the wonderfulPacfcard Eight motor Which never fal- twin boya three years old and a boy, of The Shark RW«r building and tercd in the 165 hours and 50 minutes continuous five years. I do all tny'ovm housework, loan association, which recently re- wMOintrand ironing, and I never felt ceived its charter from the state ' driving, I attribute the success of the run. . better in my life. I owe my health banking authorities, opened for to yourC wonderful medicine'." - business last week. Over 1,100 Mrs. VERBENA CABPENTEB, 127 2nd Avenue, Evanaton, Wyoming. shares havo been subscribed, John Thornton, president of the Avon This is a real tjibute to the ease with which the car bank, is head of the building and was handled and its riding qualities. • * • • loan association, Dr, F. G. Angeny is vice .president and David W. Newman is'treaaurer. The car came through with a perfect score. We had m >m • _ _ J?°^?chanic.il^clffi^tlMjofjihyiidnd;4.boUevo-W81 TZooByour Auto Hlti Blcyeljtt. Graham Rockafeller of Kesns- could have turned right around and driven back to Los burg, thirteen years old, suffered n Angeles without stopping either car or motor. broken jaw a few days ago1 when a bicycle ho was riding was struck by an automobile. The hoy was taken to the Long Branch hospital for treatment and is

ENGLISHTOW* NEWS.

rank Lowii Buyi the Old Central tMi DIEGO • Hotel Property. Frank Lewis has purchased the old Central hotel property from the Conrad Opfermann estate. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Magee of Jersey City were week-end guests of'Harry Applegate and family. Miss Fisher and Miss beisendorf of Hackensnck were guests of Mrs. D. E, Laird on Wednesday. Kenneth Carr is riding in a new World Hie* Picks Packard Eight This great year-round Dodge roadster. I Miss Katharine T. Hoffman has feed is scientifically bal- returned to'Higlilanda to begin her anced to keep your hens third year of teaching in the public Drives Across Continent Without Car or Motor Once Stopping school. . in fine condition, while Mr., and Mrs. Lewis P. Bodine at- at the same time pro- tended the William Bodine family v reunion at Lambertville on Labor ' during the maximum day, held at the home of: Mr. arid TI^UTENANT LEiQH WADE, one of the famous round-the-world fliers of the United States df eggs. The greatest Mrs. John' R. Johnsort. About 45 JL/ Army Air Service, driving his own standard, new series Packard Eigjit und^r A. A. A. profit-maker that has members of the family were pres< ent. • •" •' •..'..>. ever come the poultry* Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughn, Miss sanction, recently completed the first really continuous transcontinental drive ever made, raiser's way. Cordelia Vaughn and Mrs, Mary V. Conover; were guests of Mr.'and tttnatmetartd by Mrs. William ,E> Pullen ot'Tennent .,.-' Wade left Los Angeles at 12:00 noon Thursday and arrived in New York ai 12:50(p.m, one on Wednesday.' •• ',' ' • .'"•''. Miss Marion Covert has returned week later. He was accompanied and relieved at the wheel by Linton Wells, the news- rat sutler home after spending the summer with Mrs. Sidney Rossiter of Staten paper correspondent who stowed away in Wade's plane from India to Persia. . FRED DwWIKOFF CO. Island,- •••••. Warren Strbng of New York spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. George Strong. Official A. A. A. observers were in the car every foot of the way from coast to coast and Miss Virginia Evanson spent the week-end at Lansdale as the guest have certified that in the 165 hours and 50 minutes elapsed time these two tireless men of Miss Ruth Snydei. Mist Lovcnia Rose < and Miss drove^3,965 miles without once allowing either the motor or the car to come to a stop. &est in the JfyngR Gra.ce Rose have returned after spending a week at Atlantic City. The Sanford memorial .church is HIS unique feat was undertaken by the water were taken on from moving vehicles. upon arrival In New York showed 995* planning for a "home": week Oc- ' pure lubricant Oas consumption averaged tober 4th to 11th. '••'.' Tdaring pilot of the "Boston" as a "va- Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Conover en- The mileage covered was eight times as 13 miles to. the gallon. - tertained the Queen Rose bible cation pastime" while on leave from the great as any ordinary car should be driven class at their,home on Tuesday army. The chassis wasthoroughly lubricated every night of last.week. i> without change of-motor oil. It was equal Miss Marguerite Anderson had Wade and Wells wanted to attempt again to half the average man's yearly mileage hundred miles—without stopping the car •<- as her guest for a few days Miss by the mere pull of a plunger on the dash. Madeline Howe of Yonkers. something which had never before been done. without a stop. Mr. and Mrs. George Jaeger of Cross-country speed runs were an old story. Flabush spent thB past week as But a non-stop wheel arid motor run—driv- During this nearly 4,000 mile drive but 20 Value of Improvements Goodrich gutstB of Mr. and Mn. W. F. Xopf. quarts of oil were consumed—an average Mrs. Florence Otter and daughter ing a car from ocean to ocean within legal Confirmed were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. speed limits, without a second's halt for of 800 miles to the gallon. Yet thanks to the Campbell at Manasquan Beach last oil rectifier an analysis of the crank case oil Lieutenant Wade's spectacular trip merely week. any purpose whatever^-herc was something served to impress what the owners of 15,000 Miss Norma Clayton, Miss Evona new indeed 1 Clayton, Mrs. Wyckoff and Edward new series Packard cars have learned In the CORD Smith wsra Sunday' guests ot the past seven months. For these owners have Misses Myers. Chooses "Packard Eight For the third time within a year the re- Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Trautmann, markable reliability of Packard motors found in their cars the most important new Jr., William Trautmann and Miss Two of Wade's companions on the historic has been forcibly called to public atten- improvements since the electric self-starter world flight, Lieutenants Smith and Arnold, tiom First, the successful 8,100 mile —the chassis lubricator and the motor W. H. MER1 own Packard Eights. Their advice agreed flight of the Navy dirigible Shenan- oil rectifier. with his judgment and he bought'a Packard doah. Second, the record-breaking Machine Shop 28Y2 hour continuous flight of the To the average owner these Improvements v Eight in which to attempt his record run. .Navy sea-plane PN-9. And now, mean longer life of parts, lower costs for oil, 24 Mechanic Street His choice was a sound one. The Packard Lieutenant Wade's tramcontinental quietness of operation and service uninter- WHY IT t Red Bank, N. J. Eight never once in seven days and nights , non-stop run in the Packard Eight. rupted by frequent giving up of the car for STANDS UP .,' Phon. R.d Bsnli 3M ceased Its forward motion. Gas, oil, food and chassis lubricatioa iSilvertown Heavy A Duty Cords are built by Goodrich L. ZOBEL for ^commercial Monmouth Street at Maple Avenue, RED BANK, N. J. SEA BRIGHT, N, J. work—not just Phone 955 Phone 90 /drafted into' heavy (service. That's why (theystand up better. BEFORE THB WELD1NQ JohiiHansen PROCESS WAS PERPECTKO •nd adapted to all r«qulrem«i\U StNM ot pltaiurt' and eommtr«lal tan N.J. ' and trucks, It was niciisary to re- plae* all brpliin machln* p»M» with n»w parti and lomttlmts with • niw ehtitli Mtoftthtr. This flf oowir •*•• •x«««dlnily,• eoitlytoiUy,. ASK THE MAN WHO Now w* w«lAn entertain- with her aiiter, Mrs. Henry Conover ment will'be given oiuthe opening of ManBsqqan. .guaranteed PVRE FOOD extracts and flavor}., ' night. Dancing will be hold every Miss Alice Dobry has returned Then there's something wrong and Charged into A PERFECUYwSTERMztiD •i night and there will be a number of from Perth Amjboy, where she'spent likely it's yo:i kidneys. Why not booths, whero articles will be Bold. several weeks nuralns her tick sis- at the causa} Use Poan's Pills ' BOTTLEandseiyed to you a?* FpdtyjiRO-* I The general committee in charge of ter. ^ "^ stimulant dleuretlo to' the, -kid- I the bazaar comprises Raymond, neys. 'Your noighbora recommenl %VCT, as well as a TH1RS7 QUENCHER, is Haley, John K. Crine and Mrs. An- EVERETT NEWS. Doan's. Road what this Red Bank drew P. Cnmpbcll. Others who wilt resident says s what you get when you buy \,/ I help with the bazar are Mrs, David ra, R. B. Rhone to Cloi* Her Sum- Lovls S. Chascy, prop, of rustle furniture fnctcrV, Oakland St., Blythe, Mrs. Mary Timinons, Miis mar Boarding Home. 1 Mrs., R. B. Rhone yrill close her says "I had a dull ache through the DEQPNRMG'S CARBONATED BEVERAGES Mary Hadcrmnn, Miss Margaret imall of my back ' and when I Jhtjincit ingrtdicnU, tht Powers, Miss Eloise Echhart, Mrs.summer boarding- housj tor New itooped to lift anything, kKtfe-llke most cartful bakinj Joseph E. Haley, J. ShaWj Edward York children' next month, The pains darted across my kidneys. S Smith, Harold Weber, Mrsplac. e has been well filled with My back w-.a no lame I had to walk Philiip Eenn, Mrs Margareg t Malon- boarders all summer and Mrsal.l stooped ovor. My kidneys acted ] , Manufactured by ' ' ; ey, Mrs. FreFdd GaroneG , KisKiss Lillian Rhone baa had a very successful Irregularly and I was in a tired, Jun ey ason." iown condition. After using one Campbell, Mrs Raphael Devlin and >ox of Doan's Pills I was soon rid Michael Collins. Miss Josephine Eustace, who is H. G.DEGENRWG employed 'at New York, has been >f the trouble." Price 60c, at. all dealers. Don't spending several days witb her par- 1 Telephone 1051 ^REV BANK, if. J» There's a certain wheaty HOLMDEL NEWS. simply ask, for a kidney remedy- — ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eustace. get Doan's Pills—thovfl&me that The Sowinj ClulTto Meet Tomor- Thomas Hansen of Jersey City MCr. Chasey had. Foster-Milburn - row at Red Bank. has been visiting Bernard A. Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. richness about this bread The Holmdel sewing circle will Hlckey. meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Falcone Henry Ely of Hod Bank, o former have been entertaining relatives resident of this place. and friends from New York, JVHenyoifve eaten ityyou knowyotfve Rev. Mr. CorwH of Ocean Grove, Miss Rosle (Toomey has returned who is temporarily filling the pulpit to Philadelphia after a visit to her of the Reformed church, ms a aunt, Miss Katharine Oakes. had, realfood^- . ..•• guest-Sunday of Daniel S. -Ely. Mrs. Archie Wright is very sick. Miss Eleanor Titton has resumed Mrs. 'William Bevana of Red That's partly on account of the special blend of flours—• her duties as: a nurse at the Perth Bank spent last week with her sis- Amboy hospital after having spent ter, Mrs. James B. Carton. made of various kinds of wheat, grown in different local- .. a vacation of two weeks in Florida. Miss Frances Hoffman of Brook- V jties and at different times of the year! Partly it's the other Mrs. Reid and Mro. Benjamin lyn and her brother, Joseph Hoff- Probasco of Tennent have been man, have returned home from a •fine ingredients—and partly it's the mixing and baking. spending several days with Mrs. viBlt to Mr. and Mrs. Walter John W. Haate. ' • Palmer. ' T It" (V real food—and that's what makes it taste so good. - Mrs. Pora-Hoyer ' -^Lone-Branch TINTON7 NEWS? " It's hohestTfull^odie3rold-fashionedl3read, rich liTSavor, spent port of last week with Mrs. Eugene Ely. ^ School Reopened—Peach Feitival ' high in nourishment. Mr. and Mrsr. Bronson P. Butler —Home from Europe, - • JAt your grocer's—always fresh—in all its varieties.. are on an automob'.lo trip of two The Tinton Falls public schools weeks in Maine, They left last reopened laBt -week. About sixty Mk Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott pupilB are" enrolled. The teachers Worthley . of' Freehold are with aie Mrs, Otterson of Farmlngd If you want to make an investment in L6ng them. '••••;'' and Miss Jessie Springsteen of Tin- Miss Elizabeth McClees is taking ton Falls. Mrs. Victoria Green, who a course at Montclair normal taughfc school here last year, is Service, Comfort and Fine Appearance,, Put school Shetopght whoot lastyear teaching this year at Oakhurst. Union Beacll. . About 2S* persons attended U, §• Tires on your car Miss Emma Polhemus of Free- peach festival last Friday on the nrHERE'S & U. S. Tire to meet your requirements no matter what old, who is principal of the school Methodist church lawn. Mrs. Wel- v*- they are. It is made tight for the job. It is priced right. It gives FINE BREAD iere, has been confined to the house lington Wilkins was in genera' rith sickness. Miss Jane Maloney charge.of the affair.' you your money's worth—long service and continued good looks* f Freehold has been - substituting Miss Estelle Cornell and Miss or Miss Polheiv.us. Margaret Scott spent -last Thursday There is a U.S. Tire Dealer right near you. Go to him and talk Mr. and Mrs. Chriney Holmes at Asbury-Park.- over this tire question. Let him help you select the one ideal tire e expected home next Wednes- ' The Monmouth county ,hunt club equipment foi your needs from the full U. S. line—U. S. Royal ay from an automobile trip to thehas bought a new Chevrolet truck. Balloon, U. S. Royal Balloon-Type, U. S. Royal Cord—Regular idirondack mountains. After they Miss Cora Bennett is home again Qi,Extja.Heavy,_Ui S..Royal Cord Bus-Truck, USCO Cord and- •et back their son, Harold Holmes^ trip toMEurope< i-^-^~— f .A ind Raymond' Hendrickson -will Mr." and. Mrs, John Crawford USCOFabric ourney by automobile-,to the Adi-have gone to Florida *pr the winter. ondacks. Rita and Odele. Murphy of New UNITED STATES TIRES ABE GOOD TIRES Thero^ n McCampbell returned York have returned home after hav- ast Friday fiom a -week's trip ing spent the summer with Mr. am :hroueh the erape growing beltof Mrs. David Scott. Buy U.S. Tires from ew-York state. He made the trip MIR. John^EUnger has bought Studebaker Standard Six Coach, $1325.00 Delivered in n his automobile. Mr. McCamp- Or, under Studebaker'i fair and new Ford sedan. liberal Budget Payment Plan, thii ell says 'that, what '. e saw con- Coach may be purchased out''jo\ »inQed him that grope growing is If you. have -anything1 you wan JOHN HANSEN monthly iticoma with MI """ " rery profitable and could success- to sell, hire, rent or exchange, maki E. ROSENBERG initial payment of only ully, be put into practice here. use of Luke Longhead's departmen POWN in The Register.—Advertisement. L1NCROFT NEWS. The County Road Rapidly Going from Bid to Wone. NO-NOX is guaran- The county road through this >lace is rapidly going-from bad to tetd to be no more •worse. It is lull of holes and the harmful-to man or... springs of a number if puiomobilea motor than ordi- have been broken as a result. Last fall on the eve of election the coun- nary gasoline, and ty freeholders promised to pave the is priced only three road with concrete this year, but \centa per gallon' there is not the slightest indication . \higher than that that they mean to keep tho promise. Harold Severin of Phalanx will take charge of Fred Lansehdorfs automobile repair business next month. Mr. Langendorf and his father, Harry , Langendorf, will One-Profit Value then complete building an automo- bile traveling house in which they and Mrs. Harry Langendorf will make a trip to Florida. They ex- pect to leave early in November. Unit-Built Construction Tho improvements which have been under way to the barn on the Sanborn farm on the Tinton Falls rond have been completed and im- Make Studebakers Bargains in Quality provements aro now being, made to the house. The Sanborn place was ECAUSE Studebaker builds for Studebaker Others, •who once built quality cars, have bought recently by Adolph Stultz B cars all bodies, all engines, all axles, made material sacrifice in order to secure super- of Asbury Park. clutches, differentials, steering gear, springs, gear ficial price advantages. These cars are good Miss Margaret Wright of New sets, gray iron castings and drop forgings—it is value for the man or woman who wants that York is visiting Mrs. Joseph Wood- possible to give purchasers two advantages: kind of a ear. But if he wants' aJ&rgtin in quiUty ward. . " 1, A price advantage: Because Studebaker there is only one answer—Studebaker. ' An automobile loaded with coal eliminates extra profits which all other manu- Consider, for instance, the Standard Six Coicb'j and owned by P. E. Gordon of Bed facturers (except Ford) must pay to outside illustrated above. It has wool upholstering; Bank brokj down Saturday on the parts or body makers. Thus Studebaker is abla plate glass; fine trim to hide all tacks; heavy, hill near J. StllWell Grover's place. Ito use steel of extra toughness, fine northern ornamental hardware; clock; gasoline gauge on It was repaired by Harry Langon- [white ash and hard maple, wool upholstery, plate dash; automatic windshield cleaner; stop light; ddrf. • jglass, painstaking workmanship to precision locks on ignition; steering gear, door and spare- David Noonnn and family have standards, and extra equipment, such as gaso- tire carrier all operated by a single key. line gauge, clock, stop light, etc.—yet charge no returned to J>Jew York, whore Mr, more than competing cars. Slam the door and the sound says "quality.* Noonan is employed as t fireman. Swing on tho door. Run one wheel up on the! REASONS/^-. They spent a vacation at Mr. Noon- 2. A conttructlon advantage:. Because nil parts curb and note how the doors still open; and an's property on the Evorott road. are not only designed to constitute,on4 har- close. Sit on the firm, heavy fenders. Try the monious unit, but are Unit-Built in Studebaker steering gear. See how ea«Uy it handles the full- COLT'S NECK NEWS. plants. Being built ai a unit, every Studebaker size balloon tlrea. Test the comfort of the deep i^o/NG-NOX functions as a unit. This results In years longer; rear seat. Its genuine wool upholstery covers Kindergarten Pupilt in Crampad life, scores of thousands of miles of excess trans- two layers of washed, quilted cotton, one layer Quartan Duo to DeUy in Siati. portation, greater riding comfort, minimum' re- of genuine curled hair and \xtra Ions spring*, pair costs and, finally, higher resale value. The desks and scats tor tho now It eliminates fuel knocks in your closely held together by imaJ coil springs. kindergarten clas: at the public The Set of it Is this: the one-profit Studebaker Bun the engine—the most powerful in any cat; school have not yot arrived and the engine—ar^d the waste of fuel, the It prevents all harmful effects of (with its unit-built construction of this die and weight, accord, klndorgartcn pupils are being, lack of power and the catbonka- carbon accumulation. v (Offers you a bargain in quality, ing to the rating* of the Na- taught tompornrlly in the prlmsry 1 r There are others in bur gen- Truth in o/Idverlumg tional Automobile Chamber, of room. Miss Elizabeth Reed of Bed tion !hat this knock implies. eral prlco field who also build A reades of Tho Baturdaf Enalug Commerce. Bank Is the klndorgarton toach«r. quality xaro. But for models Fait wroti tin editor qu«o«t,>k closed car ever told by Stud* It reduces gear shifting to a min- prices ara higher. baker. Mrs. Lydla Floids of Marlboro ness and power—insures a quick- 1ms been spending several days imum, making it a pleasure to er speeding up of the motot^ond with her «on, Walter D. Fields. 2 4 Mrs. Sndlo Matthews nnd her drive in traffic or over the hills. greater economy. , , Monmouth Motor Car Co., Inc. brother, Horbort Wolcott of Eaton- town, and Mr. and Mri. Fred. Con- 36 Maple- Avenue Telephone 1409 Red Bank, N. J. over of Adelphl* wro recent gueiU of Mr., nnd Mrs. John Grant. . The ORANGE GAS Mrs) David 8. Suck and Ml" Edna Buck spent part of list w««k with Mr». Prob»sco of FMrmlngdul*. At the Sign el the Orange MM MMmnilti C«u?ly Orphan* Court, nml nnuiitlni Hit ilil of th< Court In thi Mlaa Anna Buek end Mlis Helen 1 i«ld »• will b« luffltlinl to tn hi* dib tht m.ll.r of thi Mteti •( Wllil.m H'™|fl«llllB*«'?"!| tn . iv' [?.tllWIVlUJ' ".'•'?.'V VI *JVfVl•J .""I?""III HL All ! Hint •" or tlii ttililua thtr«of, u th< cwi m Rend aro attending normal school lf» OrllHa, innut, lurioni Icil.r.ilid In tht Inndi, ttnttitttilnt i riaulr*. * «n.l li.r.iilt.m.nli .nd r.M ,i(.t, 0,™", nt Trenton. V.W, ,amln...r..rl. rr Orlffln, drotMKt, hiving Mr». Kiln Conk of Long Sranch ,j thU,Court, Mt(d« onlh.n Jinl til. tlllhlh clay of Ocloli.r, A. I), nlhllMn upont Ssturday and Cundiy with Hiimlnil mid twf!v* H 10 too A. M., B«t«d Julr It, A. B. till. hor partnti. Mr, »nd Mrs, Bimuol ft Mid dNriint, »h«Mir I io «buwr cam* why *o much of ',lu pulif Hardy. rtin MNMMI tituM °r Mill laniln, untmintli lurcilltumint. •nil rit The HeitliUir's motto—"A H"P' »l thi Mlii ilniuu lliould no) littq mrerjf bopi»,",*Ad¥wtf»imMit, t Bdwurd Taylor Of fnehoW, tot* RED BANK REGISTEB.SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. YKARS Afifl IN RPli RANK plBCB t0 Throckmorton's gully; on I and the next day they, served a •cturried home from a summer trip IUlftd AUU M.IUUDAIUa. Broad stree.t from Beech, street to luncheon for fifteen cents'. The o England and Ireland, Front street; oh Maple avenue from church cleared $80, Five new rural postal routes were ,EAT AT THE ', '• HAPPEN1NQS Of OU» IN AND Bpeqh street to Front street;-and -;O0. . • . • . . Strut for Multrtt-t Bailu boaUtl house at Toms 'River. wedding. Mr., VMiKlrk • was a John Lane's .refreshment stand at The ' legislature of ELECTRIC SHOP 1383 had Grand Army" mart and the Grand Little Silver was.broken open and THE THATCHER COMPANY passed the law, prohibiting the sale Army gave him a handsome rocker all the cigars and cigarettes were of cigars to persons under sixteen stolen, ' TfmtiH TUuStt Ty»tm Co, and the Sons of Veterans gave him yean old under a penalty of $20. A - Professor Forman Cossaboom of REPAIRS A SPECIALTY. StawlUO a silver'cake basket.' campaign was' started to enforce Jnmcsburg was appointed principal 39-41 St. Fraud* BMet John J. Beers- of Holmdel was "THE CMDLB OP LIBERTY" » this law in Red Bank and several of the Atlantic Highlands public ion Furniture Co., Diitrieulori killed by being struck by a train at CMette.tU. MtWARXttfcJ. New York persons were arrested and fined. y school, I3n»Stro« - Nt» Yort City 63 Broad St. Haslet station. iMij Beers was B2 The Red Bank reading circle held Haslet station. Beers was B2 Henry GURCI, who had been a years/ old and he. left seven chil- a meeting at Mrs. William T. Cots prominent politician and hotel keep- —I dren, Huldah, Sidney, Margaret, HOB'S on Borden street: and readings er at Long Branch; died of heart (Formerly Second National Bank 6ldg.) kV 4. Mary, Gertrude,. John and Eleanor. and recitations from Longfellow disease. ^r NOT-A-TOYi Phone 1184 or 339 Clammers at Port Monmouth were jrlvon by Rev. Charles A. Tib- A. tablet to tho memory of Hev. FOR SALE AT were getting from ? 1.10 to $1.25 RANGES bain, rector of Trinity church' of was unveiled per bushe£foifjhelr clams. Toma- Red Bank.—L^J—!--—-\-~~. .-... j toes shippeiTto NewTorkby Mon- R-Hance & Sons Frank McMahon, who had been mouth, county1 farm'ars -ytere bring- associated with the florist and nurs- ing SB cents pei1 bushel crate. Miss Norms Swan of Navosink RED BANK It pays to advertise in the Register. ery firm of Hance & Borden at James' Broadmeadow's will -was Little Silver, started in business as niobate.d. He left to his widow tho a, grader, landscape gardener and ncome' from his* estate as long as florist; at Senbrlght. she lived and at. her death his four can't sleep? Alex L. Fach started on i , bicycle children were to divider the^ prop- trip' to Philadelphia; He got as far erty among themselves. . . Try this easy way as Hlghtstowh where he "took a Edward A. Bowman of Little Sil- header" and, broke the handle bars ver lost over 100 hogs from hog of his wheel.' This put an end to his cholora and Michael Henry Parker contemplated trip. to i : of Little ^Silver lost all of his hogs August. Liglor claimed the own- frirn the^sairie1 dlseascr"' •'•.. ership of the steamboat dock at Butseri S. Sriyder's house at.At- Oceanic 'and: attempted to exact; a antlc Highlands was broken- into 'T^ONIGHT, and every other night—juajt at fee for the use of the dock by car- and robbed' of a silver: communion men who. went to the steamboat, X bedtime—take a glass of Borden's, the Im- service, a lot of, other silverware-and Theodore Sickles and Asher some Jewelry. - , .:.•.' proved Malted Milk—the hotter the better. You'll Parker, the latter being the presi- be surprised to see how much more easily you Emile French of Red Bank went dent of the First national bank of to Maine on a vacation of several get to sleep. Red Bank, formed a partnership in weak. Mr., French was a member the grocery business; . The secret is that Borden's Malted Milk soothes of the piano firm of Curtis & , James Riley died of malaria >in French. ' ... • • your tense nerves and nourishes your overtired Red Bank, at the age of 72 years. Dean Magee of Tinton Falls won body. It's as satisfying as a light meal, yet better He left three children, Mrs. Mary a shotting match in which the other for you than solid food late at night because, al- Ann Ludlow, Mrs. Katie Elopman and Wlliam Riley. shooters were Joseph Little of Oce- ready partially predigested, it puts no extra strain John Headden of Headden's Cor- anic"' and Henry Carroll 'of Red on the digestion. ner lost a horse suddeny by the ani- Bank. Jonathan S. "Holmes of Holmdel Made by a unique process that givel it higher mal being poisoned. A night or two later the tail of one of his cows was hitched a colt to a buggy and the food value, greater digestibility, and a more deli- cut off. ! colt ran away.' The buggy was com- cious flavor than other malted milks. Free from ' Fred S. Rockwell and John M. pletely ruined biit the colt was not excessivs sweetness. • Dennis, both.of Red Bank, attend- hurt. ed the annual bicycle tournament Elijah VanBrunt. was appointed Get a package today from your dealer—In 7 or at Springfield, Massachusetts. janitor bf the Oceanic public schhol 15 oz. glass packages—and start tonight to enjoy Georgfe J. Hendrickson's store at at a salkry of $38.33 per month. sound sleep! The Bbrden Company, Borden. Fair Haven/ was broken into and Mrs. Alameda Murfltt,, wife of Bldu., 350 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Yf- robbed of a quantity of candy and Alfred C. Murntt,.died of coriBump. eight dollars'in money.' tlon at' the age of 89 years. Andrew It. Coloman won the Jacob Degenring was elected half-mie dash bicycle race at the treasurer of the' Monmouth county county fair at Freehold. Whltall liquor dealers' asioclatlon. : S. Hill was seoond. The team of John Crawford of Andrew R. Coleman leased' a Mlddletown ran away and smashed skating rink at Walton, Mew York, the wagon. THE IMPROVED for six months, to conduct a lolling skating business. . • ' • Twenty Years Ato; On the stock farm owned by.D. Leroy Heyer of Belford was D. Withers at Leedsvllle were five caught on tfie;railroad.trestle be: MAlTEDMilX dwellings and 45 barns and other tween Belford and Fort Monmouth, outbuildings, , t\ ••• To .avoid being struck he swung oft Its Sports News Scores! -in the square package \- Thomas Wise opened a grocery the edge of the trestle and hung to store. In his house at the east end the ties' by his hands. Just as the of Hubbard'a bridge. train was going over him he moved Miss Ada Leonard was the teach- one of his hands to get a new hold er at the Brown's Dock district when one finger got under the Sports news, complete, concise, competently school. wheels and WBB smashed flat. George A. Moody went to New Thirty Yasurs. Asjo. York state and New England for done, with a tang of huinor and expert com- Why we recommend Barrett Middletown township had to pay a vacation of two' weeks. Mr. 1350 for sheep and poultry which Moody had just bought the harness / had been killed by dogs. The per- stock of John W. Mount & Bros. ment is gathered every day for readers of The Specification Roofs — sons whose sheep or poultry had and he said he wanted a little rest been killed were Henry O. McLean, before enlarging; his business. Joseph T. Field, Richard Crawford, The two daughters of Arson B. New York Times, with the same enterprise ' Because many, roofs of this type aire Sr., J. C. Taylor, William Henry Gilford, a former principal of the today in good condition after 40 or Grant, Timothy Quigley, Richard A. Bed Bank public schools) were mar- Leonard, H, V. Howe, Mrs. Mary ried at a double wedding at their that makes all Times news best more years of service, Barrett Specifi- Moore and Patrick Kelly. The dog home at Sunderland, Massachusetts. cation Roofs are bonded against repair tax in Mlddletown ' township that Mrs. X. M. Hendrickson and Miss- or maintenance expense for 20 years— year was fixed at 11.26 per dog. Elizabeth West were the teachers The commissioners of Red Bank of the Middletown. public school. off your mind till 1945 at least I issued a notice saying that they pro- Miss Gertrude Thompson was teach- If you have all the news you can do your own \ posed to establish a system of sew- er of the Nutswamp school. Because of moderate first cost and ers in Red Bank. The sewers were The Beformed church of Red guaranteed freedom from maintenance to be in Front street from Rector Bank gave a supper at the town hall thinking. The Times gives you the news. ^ expense, these rWs are the most eco- nomical it ia. possible to build. Oh Sundays—The Times has a separate illus- Because Barrett Specification Roofs are nrc-safe-*always take the base rate of fire insurance. ; trated Sports news section, and Rotogravure Sports Section—action photographs of sports A SIMPLE PROBLEM in rotogravure. We have always been rather fond of problems, but this Used Car You have all the news and the only newspaper "problem" has given us real en- 1 Our long; experience in the joyment. It looked so-hard and roofing business is at your dis- Sports Rotogravure. posal. Lot's talk it over. turned out to be so simple. Just It pays to see that any built- a case of being fair and honest 1 up roof ia a pitch and felt roof— and that both pitch and felt bear the Barrett label. Order from your newsdealer FRANK VAN SYCKLE E. V. tluitxi, Mir. 149-151 W. Front St. Telophon* 1200 — JOHN H. WHITE yg W^lto Street (fted Bank, N. J. Phon*'RtJ Dank 898J , OODOE BROTHERS DEALERS 8EU GOOD USED CARS II Thti'l til It Print" RED BANK REGISTER. SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. railroad station by railroad detec- 'of Long Branch stated 'at last tives, who 'laid tho men were woek's meeting of thoXong Branch' commissioners that the city had National Public ATTE jostling tho crowds on tho station ATTEND platform. reached its debt limit and was un- Servfc* tyrporatiap HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST IN able to make tho sower extensions . MONMOUTH COUNTY. Farewell Purte for Pastor. under contemplation, JM Broadway, New Ink Asbary Park Business College > Rev. Charlos H. Bruce, who re- N8 EPT 2 Personal Notes, Sales of Property* signed recently as paatof of, the Boy S«nt to Jail. Building Operations, Lodge Do- Matawan Presbyterian church,- and Arthur Bird of Asbury Part, sev- IS Si^l ?JSg iS ings, Slight Fires, Birthi, Mar. The neuter quarterly dividend of ll.W per • School offlo- op.n dally, banning SEPTEMBER Mth, Itr Mrs. Bruco have gone to Chicago, enteen years old, has been sent to yh«M has b««n dsdarad on tho 7* Cumu- r»l latratlon and portonal Interview. rlages and Deaths—Other Items. where they will moke their home. the county jail for Bixty days for htlreltotlidpatliit Preferred Stoc* of this Miss Katherine Kerchcnfaut has They "received a farewell. gilt of Compaq?! waldo Thtuaoajr, October I, being drunk and disorderly. The MM, to •toekhol(ter»ofr«Sa«ttho close INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION resumed her duties as public health $515 from the members of the charge against him was made by his of business feptertiba 17, lip, • Pitman and Gregg Systems''of Shorthand. nurse at Matawan after having en- church. mother. • / 8. R.JONBS, Secretary Bvtrr Wednesday Hours Iklg^ joyed a month's vacation, which (Continued on next page.) All graduates asslstiff to positions. Pupils of was spent at Camp Burton on theObserved Eightieth Birthday. other schools may continue their work here Metedeconk river. , Harry I. Jarvis of ^Long Branch observed his oightioth birthday without Interruption. Miss Marion h. • Pittenger of •Tuesday of last week. He received A Personal Interview Is neceaaary. Freehold has returned to Washing- ton, D. C, to resume her duties as a shower of post cards. A birthday / No Catalogue. No Agentt. cake with eighty, candles, on it' was Call, write or phono 1308-R for particulars. private secretary to the principal of Martha Washington seminary at presented to Mr. Jarvis. He con' ERNEST L. BEAN, Principal. that place. . ducted,a Bash and blind business 45 Ernest E. Egler of Elgin, Illinois, yeara. . '• - . • • has been visiting his niece, Mrs. A. Hospital Patients:".- All the Money in the World! Vailant of West Long Branch. It Chester Ch'afey,: son of George was his first visit to Long Branch Chafey of Alientown, underwent an in forty years. v operation flir .appendicitis last week All the money in the' world worikdo a man any good and Mayor Lloyd C. Riddle of Mana- at Mercer hospital at Trenton. Mrs! wont do his community any good if he puts the money in a box squan has been chosen president of Essie Nixon of Alientown has ro: and hides-it urfder the bed,- or in the attic, or down cellar, and the Manasquan river protective "as- turned home from Mercer hospital, sociation, which was recently or- •where she was a surgical patient. keeps it just to look at once,in a while. , - -yet Prices are ganized. Temperance Union Election. Governor Silzer gave a luncheon . The women's temperance union carty last week at .the Monmouth of Freehold.has elected Mrs. r . Make your'money work! Instead of keeping it lying idle, hote• l" at Sprin" • g Lake- ' ; fo" r the offl- retta De.Mot. t presidentp, Mrs. John make: it work for you and for your town. Even if it's only a few cials of Rutgers "college at NewVanderveeVd r and MrMrss. Richard VanVan- Brunswick. . • Sant secretaries and Miss Fannie . dollars,/you can make it make more money-for you by putting More thin 100 Improvements have been incorporated In the -- ~ Mr. and-Mrsr-HarryWI. Demarest VanMater treasurer:— it in our savings department, where it will draw four per cent New Oakland Sixes. A heavier crankihaft, Air Cleaner, Oil . of Elberoh and Miss Lottie Metz- Sisters Off for College. ""ihterest and where the interest will be compounded every three t«nI ^ded-ur'wheelBraIC"efinemeiltlhave Yet Prices are Lower garand H. G. VanNote of Oakhurst Misses Bernice and Leona Barka-' B are on an automobile trip to Vir-low of Adelphia left this week for months. ' . - / ^ The new caw are Deautlful beyond comparison. Smart, com- ginia. fortable Finher Bodies, with handsome newly-designed nickeled Dickinson college,^.Pennsylvania. r e 5 bluh them ou tandiaK Miss Dorothy Erdman and John Bernice ia begipmng a course there Keep adding to it a little at a time! You'll be surprised, ^iea de r .- " " Yet Prices are lower Baker were the prize winners at a and her sister Ss startlngjher second how fast it will grow. When you get opportunity for a safe, sure .The Harmonic Balancer—an exclusive Oakland feature—Im- bridge party given last week by !l parts n new thriU-of-unmBt^eo1 freedom from-vtbrtitfon-and- ~Ml55~Heleir~Voorhses .of ~ Matawanr investnrent, take youvmoney and make the investment and make renders Oakland speed, acceleration and flcxl- -mr***Pl Xeon Scheldt and John Bush of Campmeet!nE» Drew Big Crowds. your money work harder for you than ever before and make it bllity even more Impressive- I«l Farmingdale. have sorted for Flor- The Ocean Grove campmeetings, ida in a Ford coupe. They expect which closed last week, were at- work not only for you but also for your town. , If you can match this new Oakland at anywhere near its price, tended by 113,000 persons, exceed- we waive all further right^to your consideration. Q But & you to spend tlide •winter in tho South. ing last yoar's crowds by more than can't—and we linoui you can't—the0 n It's to your interest to Miss Phyllis Albut, who is em- choose the New Oakland*" '- ployed by the Monmouth title com- 14,000. Over 100 meetings w»re The officers and directors of this bank wjill always be ready \ \ pany at Freehold, has returned held this summer. to give you any-inf ormation or advice concerning any investment from a trip to Canada. Preparing f or 'December Fair, Kennetb McGackin of Freehold The woman's league of the First you may be considering. • underwent an jopjsjratiofr for, Mothodist church-of Asbury Park is dicitis last week at St. Fr irranging for its annual fair to be hospital at Trenton. held December 3d and 4th. A tur- Mrs. Jennie Emmona of Asbury key supper will be served the- first Park attended the Sons and Daugh- night of the fair. : ters of Liberty convention last week To Attend Firemen's Convention. Red Bank, N. J. at Washington, D.C. Charles A. Spaulding, Edward 62 Broad Street The 24th annual convention of Dilatush, G. A, Bird and Jam.es H. Touring Car . .»IO25 (Old Price &1O95) the New Jersey funeral directors' Graham of Alientown will attend Start a Savings Account in our bank and tee the interest mount, up. Coach . « '. . 1095 (Old Price -1215 association was held last week at the state firemen's Teliei associa- (Old Price Asbury Park. tion convention at Atlantic City the landau Coupe .1125 1295 The football squad of the Uni-last of this week. Sedan. .' u .1195 (Old Price 1545 versity of Pennsylvania is in train- (Old Price ing at Seagirt. They will stay there No Sewer Extensions. Landau Sedan . 1295 1645 Commissioner W. Stanloy Bouse uK>9*mt>9**<><>*f>*&yo<>o*9*oiQ*&*f><>a**»»*M*»n AUJt>Tte«atfaciot7,-» r-> On«niIMot«TiTjm«PajmMiRo two weeks. j . have been made Kill lower* We can now tavt [fou a* much tu Mrs. Jacob- Applegate of Mata- wan ia improving from! an opera- ^ tion performed at the Long Branch MCKNIGHT hospital. THOMAS Walter Petit of Freehold is home .33 East Front St. Phono 70S Red Bank, N. J. from St. Peter's hospital, where he I had been a patient -with typhoid fever. /WINNING AND H'OUD IN G Miss Mary Rule of Manasquan is taking a course at Ursinus col- lege at. Collegeville, Pennsylvania. Miss Elsie Coville of- Freehold OAKLAND SIX has' taken a position with the Cen- tral national bank at Freehold. , PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS Miss Mabel Crawford of Freehold ha3 entered the Long Branch hospi- tal training school for nurses. / Mrs. Kalph Craig of' Matawan gave birth to a son last week at the Long Branch hospital. The Freehold public schools re- opened last week with an enroll- ment of 1,219 pupih. Robert Bartley, water superin- tendent of Asbury Park, is spending two weeks in Maine. Tho Oakhurst Methodist church will hold an excursion to New York September 29tV. Frank Aumack of Hamilton is building a new bungalow for hi^ own occupancy. • ; He'v. and Mrs. J. J. Messier of Asbury Park have been on a trip to Virginia. Alex L. Moreau and Adrian E. Moreau of Freehold are on a trip to Florida. About ?600 was cleared at the harvest home held recently at Cliff- wood. Robert Reed of Asbury Park will leave this week for Wyoming semi nary. Sperling—Allen. Donf Miss Alice Sperling, daughter of E. D. Sperling of Manasquan, and Harold Allen, son of H. Allen of Point Pleasant, were married last week at the Oakhurst Methodist church by Rev. H. Neale. Miss ride the clutch ~ Viola Kennedy of Rahway was maid of honor and Corporal Anton '"£JEE how that clutch collar is worn down. That . Sperling of the state 'police was l3 comes from keeping your foot on the pedal-all groomsman. The couple will spend the winter at Palm Beach. the time. Keep it alongside where you can reach .^yKil^i";:-;:1::;:!!:;^ the pedal in a jiffy, whenever you need to. If you Showar for Hamilton Couple. The young people's society of keep slipping the clutch like that the plates or sur- Hamilton held a watermelon so- faces arc going to get worn down quickly." The ciable last weok.nt the homo of Archlo Height. At a recent meet- Fleet Boss knows what he is talking about. He ha9 ing of the society, at tho homo of learned by painful experience to watch out for details DeWitt Shafto » surprise miscellan- such as this in order to cut down expensive repairs. eous shower was given for Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence White. Mrs. White Chevrolet has" now built 2.00CV' powerful economical motor and Profit by other people's experience whenever you was formerly Miss Mary Woolley of ( Oakhurst , , 000 cars—the first manufacturer disc clutch, bodies of beautiful can. Take this matter of motor oils. We have i of automobiles, with modern slld.j • design, closed models by Fisher, JBoadstcr ... 525 Married «l Elbaron. Ing gear transmission to reach] Duco finish, interior of cars beau*: been refining good lubricating oils for fifty-fiveT MISJ Alma Hcndrlcks Levy, /Coupe ,^675 this tremendous production, f .tlfully and substantially uphol.J years. So when you buy "Standard" Motor OilsV daughter of L. Napoleon Levy, and (co ^ Robert S. Bookman, were married This achievement has been made j Btered and fully appointed,' ac you arc profiting by the accumulated experience of last woek at tho brido's summer Sedan'.f-1 home at Elberon. The bride is a possible because Chevrolet has Be sure to see these con that have] 775] two generations of refiners. No wonder "Standard", met the great public demand for. ' CommsreM ^ Motor Oils arc the Fleet Boss's choice in lubricants. momber of the Daughters of tli|> achieved so great a degree of pub*• Ch«uli . . . ', American Revolution. The groom B quality car at low cost. lie favor—and learn how much i served overseas as a lieutenant in • (• Chevrolet has a construction typ- automobile you. can really get for. f the Rainbow division. ' I \ AIL miens r. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) Auto Lights Causa Aecldant; ical !of the highest priced cart; The bright lights of another auto- . v mobile approaching from the oppo- site direction caused Jacob Kauff- '.»!» mnn of Froohold to run his car into a tree one night last woek near RED BANK MOTOR CO. Mannlap«n. Mt. Kaufrman wal cut 29 Mcchnnic St. >>"»• «wo . ^ j. on tho fact and body. HI* ear ws Rod badly damaged, The other maemno did not itop. <• I Three Msn Fined ClOO E»eh. MOTOR OILS ' Three N»w York men w«r«nn«d |100 «aeh at Asbury Park tabor ULT OF 55 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN y REFINING^ - day ori^hargM of disorderly eon- BANK/REGISTEB, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. ' Pftff DDIEC ITGMfi MlDWC I ern district ore holding a ten days' QUINN. PARSONS ft DOIUH nCYia retreat at the Monmouth hotel at „,., . COUNSELLORS AT UW/i Whttltld Building, MB ; ^Christian Science Society* Spring Lake. At the close of the ' at }. «ulnn,A THt«4«f» 0. frrieu,' (Contlrusd fr6m laat page) retreat the hotel will bo closed for Thomss f. Domain] - * ft «BSt^$ 64 Broad St., Rml Bank, N. h t Harold A. Stelner of Deal won the winter* WJUON the club championship of the Hol- Wait Belmar Man Beat HU Wife. * Sid THBKINlDYOU'Vfi HAD FOR 46 YEARS ~—^- . ' 5lywood goll club at Deal by defeat- Lcstev Gibbs of WeBt Belmar Offlatar 10 Ca ds>.BohooV-»7»0 A. H. ing Lawrence B. Leeds of Deal ono was hold for the grand Jury last ALSTON BEEKMAN7 """ edniidajr Tslttmemlsl COUNSELLOR AT Uity. 4 l^t, Foot of Broad St.r Red Bank. Phone 1269 HiasMags—a up in a 36-hola match. It made the week,on a charge of.-beating; his Om.M, 10 Bm»d at., HKD DANK. tonth time that Steiner has won they/iie. It is alleged that he, became JAMES A. HENDRICKSON, i Vmllta.>. ChdcolBt* •''•triwbtrry Peach title. angry because his dinner was not COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Umon Coflaft 'MM? W«lnl|t Neapolitan Bi OIBMS i 101 Bait Front »it»»L Re* Bask. •' PlitacMo Tuttl Fruttl Or«ng» Ice Plneappl publl. New College Students. ready on time. . ••';•• • . ' TsC U AUA1 U in JUEIAW Wood Mrs, Wicker and Mrs. Skinner. )0B and0 BUDVEVO8 a Fnrmlngdale are making a .'tour of 86/mvfffflXIHSS- Rector Place. "™- Re™d Uank To Hold Block Dance at Freehold. the West. They vill visit relatives OR. HAROLD J. STOKEST The young men's Hebrew associ- in Missouri, Nebraska, Montana, VEN a child c$n do a first class job with DENTAL BURQE0N, 6acoenor to Dr. Frank Lee. ation of Freehold -will hold a block North Dakota and Kansas. Devoe Mirrolac Stains-in-Varnish. It is so B4 Broad 8tr..t, Elmer Ba|14ln«, dance -he last of this month, On E Roami -4. 6 and S. Marriage Announced.. easy to apply—it lightens your labor while it OOoe Hour* 8:80 to 6:00 o'oloek. tho committee are Samuel FoBBrfer, Announcement has been made of Telephone 10Z-W. Isadpre Friedman, puster Vorctaliy, the marriage of Miss Edith Venn, a brightens and beautifies your home. WILLIAM A. HOPPING, Morris Oglcnisky, 'Nathan Katz and Real E»tate Bfoksr, HoUSEHUtD.- former teacher at tho Freehold high Truei BulldliiK, ' . 41) BROAD BTBECT, Morris Friedman. school, to William B. Wilson of WH" Deyoe Mirrolac stains and varnishes in one op- RED BANK. W. J. Four New Teachers at Matawan. llamsport, Pennsylvania, BENJAMIN J. DOWNER, •- Tho* Matawan township public eration. It brushes out smoothly and evenly— LAWYER, Stolen Car Found. NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY schools reopened last week with an dries quickly, with a deep rich glow. It duplicates MASTER IN CHANCERY. A Ford cedan was found aban- 34 Broad Street, Red Bank. N. J. enrollment of 886 pupils. There oro doned last week near Englishtown. exactly the hardwood tone sought. four new teachers. They are Miss It wns owned by Stanislaw Starvk Elizabeth Moore, Miss Regina of Perth Amboy -.nd had been \!v*hen you want to know anything about paint EGAN'S Speelvogej, Mki Ada I. Edwards stolen ton Labor day. and O.: L. CUwar. or painting drop in and discuss your problems Asbury Park Drug Store ftobbod. .Death of Freehold Woman, with us. Auto Vans and Express 'Farley's drug store at Asbury No* that mofIns time Is near L am •Mrs.-Albert Hurley of Freehold Park was broken into last week and prepared to dojroar nut mbvlns of fatfal* (dled on Tuesday of laat week, in her $56 in cash and $2.0 worth of mer- turt, pianos oi basgsse to all parta of 1 eltronouowrla tne Isrnst osiHeil nas 48th year. She leaves her huBband chandise were stoleji. The, thieve* Telephone 93S" > In Red Bapk. Before ion have roar atxi and three daughters. ' She was born uovlatf dbno. write, aend or ealt fot the were not caught. only reliable furniture movers In tovn, aAd M Howell township and was' the Set mr prleet on four next Job. All kinds daughter of Sarah Lewis and A Motor Trip to Canada. ' Red Bank Hardware Store of heavy or Hint tracking done at short Frank Witbeck, St., and his son; notice. Call or address Charges Bode'mer. •' . . ROBERT DONOVAN, Prop. J. T. EQAN Frank Witbeck. Jr., of. Freehold, Hardware, Paints and Oil* Household Utcmlls Owners of New Cars. " \ and Miss Alice Doyle of Colt's Neck s 11 WALL STREET, RED BANK Stick to Quality When Three Farmiugdalo residents are are on a two weeks' automobile trip ?8 Monmouth St. : Red Bank, N. J, Residanea Phone 292-R , owners of now cars. Mrs. Lavinia to Canada. Office) Phone 539-R •> • B6arli)0Fe"has >a-new Dodgo-eoaoh: 10 WHARF AVENUE ""' Buying a Range - Martin Loftus has; bought a; newWedding Today at Freehold. Chevrolet touring car and Miss the w.edding of Miss Helen Wahl Andrew J. Hill npHERE are many substitutes for quajity but there never has yet been Sara Chamberlain is the owner of a and John Hickcy of Freehold will now Ford sedan. take place tf.is afternoon at the St. Paper Hanging <, JL invented a feal substitute for satisfaction, Don't let a low price tag . Married In Pennaytvania'. ' Rose "of Lima" Cat'iollo church at on a shoddy range fqol your better judgment. Stiqk to quality. Freehold. * Painting and 1 Miss Esther Wolfersberger of You can't help liking the Household Pearl Gas and Coal Range with all Lebanon,. Pennsylvania, and Ver- Harvest Home at Adelpliia. .- T Decorating its new ideaB for cooking and baking. . • ' • non A, Statesir of Freehold, were Tho Adqlphia Mcthodls1; church Experienced, In all bra'_chee married recently at the bride's will hold a harvest home September Estimates Furnished Everything about it is so well made and convenient it riiakes cookin&one home. ThA couple have set up23d. Tho profits will, be used to of the greatest pleasures in the home. > housekeeping in their now house at pay for improvements to tho 14 WORTHLEV STREET Freehold. church. Red Bank, N. J. Call and see this fine range • ' Hotel Association Election. Cranberry Crop '"flight.:." ' PLqne 1418 Red Bank. _ ..The Ocean .Grove hotel Jassocia^ "__Work qf_haryestin£ thoCrartber- tlon has elected A. L. E. Stress- ty crop at FarmlnRdaio has been At houseclcaning time you'll find burger, Mrs. F. K. Voeller and E.started. The crop this year is light many things you no longer need. Sell A. Weeks vice presidents, James P. but the yield will exceed last-year's 'em. Use The Register's Want De- Dunn secretary, Willinm E. Bunn harvest. partment.—'Advertisement treasurer and R. S. Drake financial Bradley Beach Couple Married? secretary.. Miss Elizabeth Cottrell and Les- Married at Freehold. . ter Reginald Harvey \>t Bradley .• Miss Emma 'Erriekson and'Jere- Beach wero married last Week by miah O'Connor of Freehold were Rev. U. S. Hagatnan of Asbury married recently at the rectory of Park. ..,.'..- the St. Roae of Lima church at Freehold. ilia attendants wero •Arthur L. Stuart, Infant son of Miss Mary tfrojan and Maurice Minnie and James Stuart of West O'Connor. -; y - -.."•..." Long Branch, tied last Friday. The funornl was held Saturday and County's Champion Shooter. burial was made at Woodbine ceme- L. SCHWARTZ Oscar Lavaneo won thov Mon- tery. . . j. ' ' • mouth county.championship with a Elbaron Flower Show. RED BANK score of 88 at the Labor day shoot if the Avon golf club. Len Wright Tho annual fiowor show of ' tho f Bradley ParU was second with 87 Elberon horticultural society opens nd Albert Reid of Avon was third today at the Long Branch casino. ith 86. '.'.;- Tho show will closo tomorrow'night. New Pool at Bradley Beach. Andrew J. C. Stokes Improving. 1 Plans aro, being drawn for a new Andrew J. C. Stokes of Freehold, BEAUTY,* COMFORT/ * CONVfcNlENCE KDTILITY beachfront ; building ' at -Bradley who recently underwent two opera- Beach to be used aa a bathing tions for diabetes at a New York group - and swimming pool. The hospital, is steadily improving. pool will be an open air tank and rill be one oi tho largest along the State.Troopers Move. oast. The stato troopers at Freehold have moved from the Holmes Pat- Comptroller of Bank. - tenon house to the Clifford S. Sny- Frank P. Allen has, been named der house on Broad street. lomptroller of the Seacoast trust lompany of Asbury Park. He has Driver's License Revoked. jeon employed at the bank a long The automobile driver's license time and has been in nearly every of Everett Moore, of Asbury Park department of the institution. was revoked last week by Commis- sioner William L. Dill. Deal Street to lie Paved. Tho Deal commissioners last Back from Western Trip.' eek' introduced an ordinance to Miss Mary Forsytho of Freehold pave Roosevelt avenue ' at that is homo from a trip to the West. place, from .Norwood to Ocean ave- Tho return trip was made oyer the nues. Tho officials expect to do tho Canadian Pacific route. Job' before cold weathor seta in. Caught Eleven Fish. Once you have driven the 75 horse- Once youhave checked its econom- Married at Matawan.1 Harry Cherlin and Raymond power, 75-mile-an-hour Better ical gasoline consumption against Miss Olive M, Lent of Cornwall, Lykes of Freehold went fishing at Buick; your friends'cars— . „*., New York, and Milton A. Asay of Bay Head laBt week and caught ten Manaaquan, a member of tho coast porgles and a blueflsh. Once you have wheeled it over Then you will realize fully that the guard station at Spring Lake, wero Apple Picker's Arm Broken. some particularly tough hill—in married Uit v;eok by Rev. George Better Buick, with its 75 horse- George A. Reynolds of Freehold high gear—gaining speed all the power Valve-in-Head engine, gives W. Torts of Mnnnsquan. fell from a tree while picking ap- way; Robblni—Brighton. " ples last week and his arm was you power—speed—and inexpens- 21 Orders Already Received Miss Lillian J. Robbins and Elvln broken. Once you havet>bserved the way it ive performance like no other car The increased popularity of the Improved Ford L. Brighton of Wanaraassa woro Home from Hospital. assumes the lead in traffic; you have known. - • con has already become an established fact married recently by Rev. D. A. do- J. Ashley Woolley of Oakhurat Marls of Aobury Pnrk. Their at- has rcturneil homo from the Long Once you have accepted, on some The best way to discover how very tendant! were Mr, and Mri. How-Brnnch hospital, whoi'G he under- open road, the challenge of some Since the announcement of theie cart, 21 orders ard Poolo oi Wannmassa. much the Better Buick has added TOURING CAR hiive been placed With Moiirit-Englbh Co. a went nil operation. car that boasts of 6pced, and have to the pleasure of driving is to drive •ale* record that it without precedent. Clarksburg Resident Dead. Baiar Toninbt at Oalchurit. 'sfeen the Better Buick leave it far- a Better Buick. We have one watt* Mra. Lena M, Laumnnn, wife of Tho Onkhurst Indies', aid society 1 ther and farther behind; ing for your telephone calL $ See the improved cars at your nearest Authorised. Arthur B. Launrnnn of ClarkuburK, will hold a bnr.nr nnd supper this died Of heart dltcaso recently. She afternoon and tonight at th« ford Dealer's. Place your order now to Insure pre- was 42 years old. Bostdea her hus- church. QUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN ferred position oh the dealer's delivery list. Enjoy band she loaves two daughters nnd Division at Qmeral Molori 290 Farmtngdale Church Reopened. three brothers. P.O.&DErtLOtt the hew beauty and Increased riding comfort of * Tho Pnrmlngdalc rrcsbytorlan Slutidciril Six Ford car this Fall and Winter. Auto Hlti Treat Driver Hurt. church reopened Sunday after h*v- Mairtr Six RUNABOUT . $260 An RUtomobilo driven by David • . Hoaililn • »1U1 Ipan. noadnac • $1290 T'PSu.Bsdan • |19°5 iilg been closed for tho riimmor. ii.Toiirliu 1MO 3-pau.Tiiurliia • 1295 5p«il.Urouihlm 1935 COUPB . .".'••'320 U. Moyorn wai badly dnMngad whon II, Coupa lldj i Freehold Couple Engaged. II. 1-iliiur Sntsn S'pail. 2-duor Sedan 1J9K It hit a trie at Long Branch. Mey- I M9» 3-p.u.SporlHMlJmr M95 TUDOR. SEDAN . 580 & I. 4-iloor Httlan 1 S'pan.HportTouiliii 1913 Thn ongnitompni: In nnnounccd of >. Coups lil! 4p.il. Coupa 1795 ers was cut on tho faco nnd his In- p 7 }-paM,Countrp r Club 17o3 FonDon. SEDAN 660 juring wero trcntod nt tho Long Minn Kllisnlit'th Wnlkcr nnd Freder- *•!« t. li. (i,llultli fxcioticl, CPov.tnin.nl 1.1« lo t« oJJid. UIO-I OtmmxMt jimImii »nO iSutler Bxut ick KVIIIIB of Frucho'd. oftOptiint»ti • ••••< • Branch hospital, ClutJ Csrt In Cetir pinner to Coif Club President. A testimonial dinner was given Wife and Husband laM wook for Hlchaol Hollander of Elberen, prtildont of tho Jumping Both 111 With Gas M. L. ZOBEL Brook .country club. A hrtmr.o "For yearn I had gnu on tho itonv MOUNT-ENQLISH CO. atatuo of n folfor was projontcil to nch. 'iiiu Ih'Ht tlunO ot Adlorikn Mr. Hollander. liolpcil. 1 now nlvop well and nil Ran Monmouth County's Largest Automobile OlttrlbMtor Authorised Ford Dlitrlbutor for Kid Dunk and ,Inm«dt«t» Vicinity li inno. It kino holpvtl my hu»- MortanvllL Infanta Dead. ' band." (Signed) Mil,,11, Brlnkloy, uth St. and Maple Av«. , Phoni 176 Red Bank, N. J. Evelyn Woolley, infant dnughtec ONI! npoonful of Adlorikn romovos of Ltator Woolley of MoiKunvlllo, (la* anil often bring* antonlnhlng re> Red Bank, N. J. Sea Bright, N. J. (Had last wtok, The infnnt ilnugh- llof to thn ntumitcli. HUiyn that full, Telephone 955 Telephon* 90 tir.of Arthur Emmom of Morgnn- liloatccl fcollnit. UHIIKD out old C R E A 8 E I N P R I C E wimlo miitlcr you invrr thought vlllo

••;;* BED BANfc REGISTER,'SEPTEMBER^, 192ST-a -'-V GIRL'S BODY FOUND, a stay with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Ell» Slocum and Mrs. B. Mop- of Etroson hn've returned lo*i jt,*tht day/with Mrt, tress pf West Long Branch %a$ tor; visiting Mr. and-Mrfc/Brte Mlldr«d H* V.a^iTLott Her Life Mrs. Henry C. Mecklem. aidi. ,, . The 'Dodge sedan which was week. ' "' Hiltb,ruhn>ir, Sr, , , . £ - .-^t \WlUi£nij,-Palmer, who,recently WbtU la Bathing on Labor Day. owned by Mrs. William S. Roberts , Miss Lena Hiltbrunncr was a vis- Mrs, Susan1 Trutx and Jfr«nd-" ndeirwent «n operation,'is ImproT- The body of Miss Mildred n Sunday. 'lMlM Cora'Jackson spent Tuesday was' drowned Labor day In theclue as tu the identity of the Walter and Louise Hlltbrunner/ Miss Lillian Dangler t feotntly ocean atV Island Beach, just be- thieves." *- Expert Movers of Household low Seaside Heights, was found Mr. and Mrs. Addison Sanborn last Wednesday night by a-fisher- spent Labor day at Schooley Moun- Goods and Pianos. - man. The body was removed to the REMARKABLE VALUES home of her parents, Mn.arid Mrs. Charles Vaugoin of: Long, Branch, City Movings a Specialty and the funeral was held there last WAYSIDE NEWS. Friday afternoon. Burial was" made IVfombon of Woman'* Club Enjoy R HATS at Greenlawn cemetery.* • T,rip to New York. 7 Large, Well Padded Vans „ Miss Vaugoin had been spending Members, of tho Woman's club a few days at. Island Beach with $1.29 Careful, Courteous, Experienced Men " who enjoyed the trip to New York $|.79 relatives. and friends" and had de-and Coney Island Wednesday were cided to take a final swim before Mrs. Grover Dangler, Mrs. Kenneth 2 nd Mrs. John- Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Battjer. Mr. son are in goneral charge ,of theand Mrs. John Bauer of Bergenfield conference. were visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Batt- These fur-trimmed coats skillfully interpret'the-flner ., Women's and Misses' m i m er on Sunday. versions of stylo, and, as for the price, they are by far, Brocaded Bandeaus Sudden Wealth RIVER PLAZA NEWS. Mr. and Mrs, John Newbold and worth more. Tte Community Club la Hold a family have returned to White- > 19c Soon Takes Wings Card Party at Mr.. Br««ch'i. stonei li. I., after spending the sum- mer-here. The Community club will hold-a Mrr and, Mrs." OHver~ Dangler, and DRESSES — Boyshform Brassiere- - Jamea Carew, a clerk in Liverpool card party next Tuesday at Mrs.Marven and Betty Dangler, Mr. and If your figure demands a diaphragm' Edward Brasch'a new horn: on the won about $200,000 by\holding the l Mrs: Walter Gobi) arid son- Junior, reducing Brassiaro, by all means •winning ticket, in thfe Calcutta Nutswamp road. The club made Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Warren, Mrs. $6.75 wear the Boyshform, • . sweepstake of this year's Derby. • plans for this event and for other A thousand, temptations beckoned Lida Dangler and Joseph Dangler club affairs at a meeting yesterday spent Sunday at Clark'a Landing. $3.49 to him alluringly and will test his at Mrs. Charles Brenker's. mettle; A fortune that-lasts'is in Ivy Brower and family have va- store for him who saves regularly The 600' club met last Thursday cated the Muller farm and are-now Women'* Hand-Made" and invests safely. Your acccount at Mrs. Irving Kink'B. Mrs. William iving at Runison. •• /•: ; BALBRIGGAN COSTU is invited. Kaney won first prize, Mrj. Jennie GOWNS/ , Worthley second prize and Mrs. Miss Hannah Jackson of Red Harry-Clayton-theheart-prize-The Bank spentthejveek-en.d with: Mr?i „»..... '4%' Interest'Paid on" consolation award went to MrsElizabeth. " Jackson. ' Savings Accounts Rink. . Mr. and Mrs. Lyle^White and daughter Evelyn recently visited Women's- Lingette' Mrs.' Estelle 'Smith of Trenton Mr.;and Mrs. Frank Jackson. was a recent guest of Mrs. William Miss Anna Holland, of Fennsyl BLOOMERS Kaney. vania spent' the week-end with her BOYS' SCHOOL GIRLS'SCHOOL The Woman's club will hold a so- sister, Mrs. Fred VanSchoick. 49c ciable tomorrow night at Mrs. Charles Thompson's. Henry Millar of Jersey City spent Jfe the week-end with his family he»e. Women's Radium BROAD STREETNMOML BANK Harry Mecklem, who is in service , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eiley of •« Red Bank.N.J. oq a merchant vessel, came from New York spent -the week-end with SILK SLIPS the Pacific coast.last week to make Mr, and Mrs. Grover Dangler. - Visitors at the home of Mr. and DRESSES 1 $2.75 Mrs. John Wiley Sunday were Mrs. 3 and 4 Piece Effects Paul.Kauffman, Richard Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sherman arid .29 to . $O Infants' Dresses Helen Sherman of West/ Long in alt colon j ^^^— Branch. $i fl 49 1 $1.00 Mrs. Kenneth Fields," who has Siioi 4 to 9 J6L -XL Sltei 7 to 14 been sick is improving. •v Miss Belle Snyder of Asbury INFANTS' SPECIALS Park spent Sunday with Edith Batt- Boys' Wool tants .$1.00 Kiddies' Winter Coats Infants' Quilts jer. Boys' Cotton Blouses 59c Infants' Shirjts ; Mrs. T. Johnson of Branchport *"wanted. col°" recently spent a few days with Mr. Boys' Bradcloth Blouses 89c Infants' Booties ~^ and Mrs. Kenneth Fields. Mrs. Derenda Jackson visited Reduced / * OPENS NEXT WEEK 29tK ANNUAL

$150 Under Former Low Prices Grand Exhibition

4-CyIirider Former Price lit and Vegetables '1035 $1185 RED BANK ARMORY

6-Cylinder Former Price $1185 $1335 AND BVBJSIlNd Chassis—at Lansing Monmouth County Horticultural Society Price reductions apply to the complete line of 2500-pound Speed Wagons, comprising OVER 3OO twelve standard bodies with open t This Exhibition Promises to Eclipse Any Flower, Fruit and Vegetable Show Ever Held in the State and closed cabs % SPECIAL CLASSES FOR AMATEUR GROWERS AND SCHOOL CHILDREN

: X ' ' ' • '•• •' ' " •• ''•'; -•'.,•. ••'•.\:\ ./•,.;.". '.,•••...•;•••<•••.•.• ^ F'or further Information and SoHedules address MR. PRANK EDINGTON, Secretary

'"•_' ••;•'• ' . -. ••' ^ • , • •.•••••••'.••„':"•" ;1. ' ,."•..'!''..''.:';' 4*64 ;;:JBanle, 'N«w; Jersey: • Dorman McFaddin Entries Will Positively Close On Tuesday, September 22nd. 252 Broadway, Long Branch Telephone 439 Admission - - - - Twenty-Five Cents Music by HACKETT'S ORCHfcSTRA \ Inud WMUK'lbiUiwt H getoBd4Ia»'alatt«f'at the JFoaV 1 VOLUME tin at 0*4 Bulb N. 1» tain to* Art at Hawk U, Mil. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925. $1.50 PER YEAR. ' PAGES'13'TOS

Mr. Harrison, They.are 'MTS. James BUILDING BREAKWATER. ANOTHER VETERAN GONE. Biinell, Lionel Grato'Harrison, Al- A DAHLIA EXHIBITION. SOLD FOR RESTAURANT. AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT. bert 0. Harrison, Jr., Joseph S. .ouii J. Siolinj Haa,a Bis Contract CLOSED TO THE PI in Burlington C-untjr. i i '• . „ , - CHECK TO BE'DRAWN ,,.. ,L B'ERT, ,C. HARRISON -AN- Harrison, Clinton W, Harrison and OME OF JOHN KEMP'S FLOW- DENIS PROPERTY AT SOUTH ANNUAL EVENT AT LEONARDO Walter Harrison, i All live at Red Loul3 J. Sieling of Red Bank has THE HORSFALL FARM •' , BANK KLAN_TREASU*ER. 4 SWERS THE LAST CA£l~ ERS AT MACY cV CO.'S. RED BANK HAS NEW OWNER. SCHOOL NEXT WEEK. Bank. about half tho work completed on a LONGER HUNTING LAND Tha Red Bank BBIIMM M«n'» A«- He Fought In 3! ..Battkt of tfc. The funeral wts held at the A Ciant Dahlia Twalra Inchaa in 'X waa Sold for $30,000 aa a Site new breakwatei in Burlington har- t will ba Held Next Tueiday, Diameter and a New Dahlia of for the. Sntolce, Shop, Restaurant The Owns re Mara Permitted "i »"™ oilatUn'Met Last Nl.ht an* D- Civil War and Ha Sarred for 31 house "Sunday afternoon and the bor, Burlington county. The break- Wadnetday and Thursday—Nine- body and Everybody to Goonib*'" ' elded on This Course to Wind Up Yeari as. Borough Clark at Red sermon was preachdd by Re^v. Wil- Salmon and Gold—Dahliu ' and —An Old-Style Engliih Tavern water is being constructed of ce- ty-Fivo Clauca of Vegetablei, Gladioli Remain True to Name. to be. Built. Place in the Pait, but Thar Havaf < the Popularity CqBteit. Band—Sis Children Surrlvo Him. liam ES^Bralsted, Burial was made ment blocks weighing three and Fruit, Flowert, Poultry and Pet«. Put a Stop to All Treipa«llnjr,'> -The Red Bank business,men's,as- Albert 0. Harrison, who for at Little gllver, The'bearers were John A. Kemp of Little Silver is The' latest development in tho one-half tons each which form two urnishing an exhibit of dahlias and Tho seventh annual agricultural The Horsfall farm of forty acri|?» i,sedation met last night td wind up many years was clerk 'of Red Bank Benjamin John Parker, Edward La- growth of South, Red Bank as a walls. The space between the walls ixhlbitlon of Middletown townBhip between Red Bank and Llneroft for-, feira, Geirge Lippincott, George gladioli at R. H. Macy & Co.'s ilprc tha affairs of the recent popularity nd who'was one of the most prom- usiness section is the sale of Alex- is being filled witl- rock. The new 'ill be held In the agricultural the past four or ilvo years has bead ( nent veterans of the civil war in gandt, Harry Oeborn and Howard in New York city. The exhibit" is mder Denis's house and property breakwater will replace an old ("contest.* Checks for all of, the or- made for^the purpose of showing to building of the high school at Leon- one' of the few remaining propelft this town, died last Thursday af- Frey. M|> ' it the northwest corner'of Broad wooden structure which had become ganizations which won prizes in the next yoeVis growers of these flowers ardo, on Tuesday, /Tedncaday and ;ies where tho public could go with/ popularity, contest hod been deliv- ternoon at his home on South street itrcct and Patterson avenue as a worn out. The contract price for 'huraday of next week. Anybody >ut asking permiision. It has been ' RUMSON FLOWER SHOW. th'e good'old-tlmo varieties and the ite for the Smoke Bhop restaurant. ered 'to the winners of the contest at ths age of 81 years.' The end handBOthe new kinds which have the w.ork is 43,000, in the township may exhibit vego- great place foe gunning, • { ' with tha exception of the Red Bank was,peaceful and was due to gen- Big Exhibit HoldTs.t Week by thi The deal was put through Monday tables, fruit, farm cropa, poultry Klnl tno lately been created through hybrid- by Courtlandt Whitiy successor of Signs warning all persons to keep „ Ku, JClux V Iwasufer of oral debility. It followed a sickness Ruroion Garden Club. ization. and flowers, but only members of off have juat bcon put up on the !•* of about two weeks,' ' he Francis White .real estate which, was unknown fo the buslnets The annual flower show of the A NEW RESlbJENCE PARK. the: junior agricultural workers' farm by Fred Horsfall, who Is ono * ' men's association. Mr. 'O'Shea, the Mr. Harrison's ancestors were The exhibit will continue for a agency. .The price was $30,000. ilub will compete for prizes. The Rumson garden club was, held last week. It will include some very un- The property has frontages of at tho owners and who has charge' president of tho association, had English and they .were among" the Thursday on Howard S. Borden's JACOB ,H. SCHIFF. FARM AT; products exhibited must Have been of tho property. Tho farm has nof.j been notified that a check mailed tp usual types, including a hew giant 345 feet on Broad street and 820 RUMSON CHANGES HANDS. raised and cared for by the exhibit- been tilled ninco tho death of Leon* summer property on-tho river ,bnnk ort of dahlia that is twelve inches eet on Patterson avenue and it ors. . • • '. Box 57 at the Bed 'Bank"" postofflcir at Rumson: The show was an elab- 1 ard Horafall. Fred Horsfall state*' would reach the proper party, and cross the bloom and a great num- ompriess six acres. The house has t waa Sold for $100,000 Lait Week From- present indications the irate one and;comprised exhibitions ber of new shades from cream white ine rooms, modern Improvements,. to tho Thornton Realty Company ;hat ho and the other owners did at the meeting last night the* associ- iy members of the 'hiV and non- ihow will not only be bigger but not object to people coming on th» ation InBtructod Mr. O'Shea to mall all the way along the line to strong hardwood floors throughout atid —It Hai Half a Mile of River setter than ever before, A much place so long as they dul not abusd members and by: chlldreJij^MemberB reds and yellows. Another notable con- Frontage and) Contain! 103 Acrea a check In a registered letter to of the.ciub who won prizes -were ither modern comforts and arger and more varied class of the privilege but that affairs have , "Tho Treasurer of the Bed Bank variety produced by ^Mr. Kemp is •eniences, The Thornton Realty company^of competitions has been arranged for Mrs.' Howards, Bordcn, Mrs. Henry a hyfrid cactus dahlia of salmon and reached such a pass that trespassing ' Ku Klu* Klan, Box 67, Red Bank." E Meeker, Mrs. .Thomas Vletor, Miss Sarah McClees, the owner Rumson has bought the Mrs. Jacob than has been the case in the past. will ho longer be permitted. The association ordered the sec- gold color. This has been named if the Smoke Shop restaurant, Mrs. Bertram H. Burden, Mrs. Sam- H. Schiff farm property on the The exhibition will be under the There is an abandoned ninaragus retary to send an official letter of the Mrs. Olive G. Barnet, after the stated the business will be moved south side of the Rumson road at direction' of Frank D. Posten, the uel Heilner, Jlrs. William H. Eng- wife of the manager of the horti- leld on tho farm and in tho Bpring - thanks to Robert S. Johnson for- his lish, 'Mrs. Bayard Dominick, Mrs. next March to a new building which Rumson. The property extends new agricultural teacher at the will be constructed on the Denis there are always largo hordes Of work in establishing a broadcasting John Vietor, Mrs. William Jameson, cultural department of Macy"s from the Rumson road to tha South ichool. people, mostly Italians, gathering radio station In Red Bank,' yrlth "a Mrs. Ernest Fahriestoc!, Mrs. Hen-store. property a short distance north of Shrewsbury river. It lies between All products for exhibition must the house.' The building will be "grass." No objection haa ever pledge of the association's support ry Caesar, Mrs. A. V. Stout, Mrs. New varieties of. dahlias are ob- Bellevue avenue on the east and be at the Leonardo sehoolhouse by been made to th s, but the trouble „ of the broadcasting station in what- Ji A- -Haskell, Mrs., :CarL:SchcBri, tained by cross pollenization of the named the Smoke Shop Tavern and Buena Vista averue on the west.' noon next Tuesday. If an exhibitor it will: be built of tor the manner-of Is, Mr. Horsfall states, thnt some of ter, Mrs. Charl'i G. Bennett, Mrs. ftom these cross fertilizations, The did Engjiah taverns. At present the the_ Rumson. road, a frontage, of to Leonardo he.may::le'av.e-.them at Smoko Shop is in a building owned gard for the lights of the ownonrt E. A. S. Clarke, Mrs. Roger Young, plants from these seeds show a com- about the same length on the South his nearest sehoolhouse and a truck They overrun the whole ilaco, in-/ MRS. McQUAY_NOT GUILTY. Mrs. Robert McCarter, Mrs., Uzal bination of the characters of both by Mrs. Abram Kridel and located Shrewsbury river, a, frontage, of will cpnvey theni t» the show. 'Poul- 1 at the corner of. Broad and Mon- vadine/outbuilding ! and damaging , McCarter, Mrs. LouiBe Hartshorne parents.: Those flowers which are 3,000 feet on Bellevue avenue.and try and: pets will bo.fed and taken "iroperty. , Cook at Thqmaa'a Inn Cornea Out an. improvement en the old ones mouth streets. This building was and Mrs. Lloyd B. Sanderson; a frontage of 3,600 feet on Buena care of while on > exhibition. If a The farm fronts on Swimming' Victorious at Hearing. are kept as new and desirable va- leased last spring by the United Vista avenue* The tract contains 1 certain- class "calls for, a. certain river and Mr. Horsfall states that ' Fifty dollar* In, bills and checks In. the children's classes Mary rieties. They retain their ch'arac- States cigar stores company for fif- 103. acres. \ The Thornton realty specified' number of vegetables, the Nowbolt Reed and Mary Duane teen years.. bathers have beon a great nuisance^ disappeared Sunday from a pocket ALBERT O, HARRISON. teristicsV because dahlias are grown company • paid $100,000 for the ixhibit must contain just that num- Jones -were tied for first place for from tubers or bulbs, and these They have" been U3ing his rowboat, in tho apron of,Miss. Stella Thomas, property, and the. sale.wa3 made by ber in order, to qualify. For .in- as a:diving, board and three,time*' r-proprlotor of Thomas.'a Snn'oft'.Wjsrt early._sottlers _of,_ America. _Mr. tho beat miniature house and gar- tubers or bulbs produce year after BONNER PROPERTY, SOLD; William, H.-Hintelmann. stances if :a. class calls .for a plate, of derirCecllla-Conover-of Middlotown "year~exactjy"the" saftie" VariSty'Tff he found tha .boat sunk. On one •front strset. A thorough search Harrison was a son of Robert and The property waa used-as-af arm five-peppors it nteana.ju6t! th&t num. occasion a-piec-a woa broken out olV -failed to reveal the money and tho Cornelia Dennis Harrison. Robert captured the first prize for the best flowers. .New varieties of gladioli by the late Jacob H. Schiff. All the b'er and not fpur nor-six. display of flowers, and Robert Gib- are produced the same way, and as York Man for $55,000. the stern. In tho past two seasons' employees, including Mrs. Mary Harrison spent most of his life at buildings on the farm are of.tile Nobody, will be permitted lit the the boat has heen stolen seven,-" McQuay, the cook, volunteered to Galveston, Texan,, and ha died of Ion of Red Bank won first prize for gladioli/- like dahlias, * are grown The former Captain William and" stucco, with English thatched the best basket of fruit ond vege- from bulbs; the same, variety: can Boardman property at•Rumsoh'was building Tuesday, afternoon while times.- The Ls* timo It wa» have themselves < searched. Miss yellow fever while making a voyage 1 shingle, roofs. They wero built by the'judging is. being done. Blue, taken was about three weeks tigf}'* .Thomas rofiiscd to search-Mrs, Mc- on a boat from Galveston to Now tables. '.-' ' ' be produced year after year by sold a few days ago to Manton B. 1 1 Mr. Schiff about twelve; years ago.- red and. green, ribbons; ..will be and a chnin •which had been on Vb% Quay, stating that she know that York, where he had intended to .——jai.e" *• . . preserving the bulbs or tubers dur- Metcalf.Jr., of New York. The The buildings comprise a dwelling FAREWELL SURPRISE PARTY. ing the winter. Year after year the property was owned for many awarded as prizes' anfl. there will wa?, twisted --off. Mr. Horsfall',; Mrs. McQuay would not take the live. Albert C. Harrison was born a for the farmer, a tea house, large also be some cash ptizes donated by found the. boat near the dnra of 1 monoy. Later on, iiowevor, After few weeks later at Rumson Neck, same tint or shade, of both gladioli years by Captain Boardman, who cattle barn, stable, wagon shed, FrSenda'of Mri." Lucjr Coloy Make and. dahlias which a garden owner was a prominent figure in the com- business men of Middletown town- Tintera water company where u_ , Mrs. McQuay returned htme. Miss "where his mother made her home a Gift to Hor of a Hat Bag. poultry houses and other outbuild- ship and of. Eed Baiik. The exhibi- thieves had loft it. Fc says he>|. Thomas came to tho conclusion that with relatives. Iho Dennis home- prefers can be grown with absolute munity and who for more than a ings.. A farewell 'surprise dinner was knowledge that there, will be no dozen years was a member of. the tion room and- agricultural. school knows who the.thievea are but thaS"! 'itrs. MeQuaaSmust have taken tho stead farm was at that,place. An- Thi)-land is nearly level andit is will be open to the public from he has been unab'e to gather; si ~"*v )toney. Sh«jf8d Mrs. McQuay ar- thony Dennis had lived there. Ho givori for Mra: Lucy Coloy 61 Redchange in the color qf the blossoms. township committee of Shrewsbury Bank Monday night at thd Cozy , Mr. Kemp was for many years township.^The. property contains excell&Rfly situated for develop- Tuesday night at six o'clock' until :lent evidence to convyfc them. , J3sted and the hearing was held be- was Mr. Harrison's grandfather and ment. "IF has a gradual slope Thursday nooni Poultry and pets Frequently tha folks who com* -/ore Justice Wnlnrlsht yesterday. during' the^ Revolutionary war ho Comer' tea, room' on Monmouth associated with.the late Dr.-Walter 26 acres and it is situated at the street. Mrs. Coley was inveigled' VanFleet of Little Silver, who for corner of the north side of the toward_the south. The new owners will be ready for their owners to .on..the placoLbrmg does with then The case was dismissed.— Mrs. Mc- distinguished himself by carrying will convert'the farm into;. high get them on Thursday and if ~de-' Last year tha dogs killed soventiC Quay had a large number of friends into being at the tea room on a twenty years or more was in the Rumson road and th'e west side of a dispatches to American headquar- Bingham avenue. A fine, residence class residential park, with every sired they will be sent to the town- chickens. Mr. Horsfall statei^that-! and former employees on hand to ters. His death had occurred long pretext and she fo,und tho place service of the United States govern- : filled with-friends who had chosen ment as plant pathologist. Their is on the property, which.' was built possible improvement and with ship schools nearest to the humes the only reason why he has not *n<»» testify as to her character. They before Mrs. Robert Harrison moved reasonable restrictions governing of the. owners. No.vegetables or fered similar losses this yeas is MSi't were not sworn as witnesses, how- to Rurnson Neck,1 but her son'lis- this metho'dof showing their es- friendship began forty years ago or by Captain Boardman shortly after more, when-they both were mem- he bought the placr . 'The house all homes built in the park; flowers will be returned. Any one cause he keeps' his chicken* pe: ever, as Judge Walnrlght said this tened with lively .appreciation to teem. Among tho features: was a wishing them must come to' Leon' bers of Yellow Brook -'.eolohy in coittains' a living room, hall, library, ; up. He states that tho doge would not be necossary,. After the stories of hpw his grandfather had large.- cake bearing. Mrs. Goley's ardo to get them. If not called for killed many rabbits on the p* hearing Mrs. McQuay had a Regular name, A. gift of a" hat hag was j The hybridization of dining room, butler's pantry, kit- " FINE HOME TO BE BUILT.. eluded the British and had delivered chen, laundry, eleven'bedrooms,and by Thursday night they will be dis- After a' raid by dogs and men ._. reception In the courtroom. Friends the dityatche.1, Mr. Harrison was made- to 'Mra; Coley. Each guest' Part of the. Loiiia Korn- Land posed of. riighs' last!' September 'h> 'fofanfl crowded around her - shook hands the only child in the family. recoived a favor as a souvenir of plants and flowers was not then the three bathrooms. Other buildings 1 1 science which it has since become on the property include a. garden- n £-. Xincfo Anyone having products not list seven dead: rahbitvwirfin' th"a '«ioe| with her--and -congratulated found four dead,'" ontown, which Is now Wright me- vere; Mra. Dorothy Bullard, Mrs. to Ruskin, Georgia, the two men the property was sold to the Robert 1 1 RADIO CONCERT TONIGHT. canie 'North, and located at Little' Shrewsbury, river; opposite Red ted ,to arrange, thei displays. Tho rabbits one day last week: I"" ' morial home for children. The Fannie Scarfat, Miss Doris Scarfat Boriner family ioV$55,000. This Horsfall believes tho owners teacher wtS Charles Cothren, who Silver. Here" they continued their Bank. The plot bought by Mr. importance of having entry • cards Varied Program'to far Given at Bob and MISB Amelia McDermott. happened in 1888 and the property Linde has a frontage of 150 feet on properly filled out is being empha- some of the dogs have trained afterwards became a justice of tho work of creating new varieties, of ever since^haa been in possession of JohiMon'i Station. v Mrs. Coley recently sold her hair Riverside drive and the same front- sized.' Each exhibit must have at- dogs .to.'kill'the rabbits and f«Wtt peace 'at Red Bank and who K flowers and fruits.until Dr. Van- the Bonners. The famous horse 7 The second of-a series of radio dressing business W the Eisner Fleet Was called into the service of age on the North Shrewsbury river, tached to it a card showing the them to the owners of th? dogs. ;{ came known as "Judge Cothren." building on Broad street to Miss Maude S., which was the fastest concerts will Joe given tonight, tliis United States government at and it has a depth irom road to class of the exhibit, the name of'the Mr. Hbrsfall says that last >: starting at eight-o'clock, at Robert Millie McDermott.. Mrs. Coley will trotter in the world in her day,'was liver of about 550 feet. Mr. Linde exhibitor, the name of the schoo 1 On August 14th, 1862, when he Washington; Since then Mr. Kemp kept on this farm until her death. after tho gunning seascn do. S. Johnson's Station WJBI. The was eighteen years old, Mr. Harri- leave in a few days for a visit at has continued his work of creating paid $12,000 fciythe land. He will and the grade number of the pupil. Richmond, Virgini^, and., later she • Mr. Metcalf will tear down, the dozens of wire siares were put i»n,j. program will be as follows: ' son enlisted In the fourteenth regi- new varieties of flowers, with spe- build a handsome house on the Ninety-five kinds of exhibits are the' farm in the rabbit runs, HB3 Stlictloni by Shnwiburr amrtet ment of New Jersey infantry and will gro.to Florida. cial work along the line of dahlias present residence and will build a- place. , listed. They comprise 8B classes of new modern homS for Ms. own. oc- says the. parties who set the snarMl? Selections by Harmony orohaitra. he saw continuous service until the and •gladioli. The property bought by Mr. Korn vegetables and fruit, eighteen class- went hunting at night with dogs tfcj Whbtllnz totin by Mln Qladri Hay- close of the civil war". Ho received Accountant'a Office Opened. cupancy on the site of the present' is the last of the former Sidney Mc- es of flowers, eighteen classes • of The; exhibition at Macy's will con- house. Tho sale of the property drive tho rabbits into -tho anares% Buapbono.iolo %r Loulf SUcox. wounds .in the battles of Cold Har- Morris. Partner of Red Bank, has Lean estate. Mr* Linde Is a sum- poultry, sixteen classes of pets and tinue'for a week, and for a portion was made by William H. Hintel- 1 and that many rabbits were tttilled?'! Bonn by 0. Earl JoKnt. bor and Petersburg, but in neither opened an accountant dffico'in the of the time Mr. Kemp will be at ( mer resident of Atlantic Highlands. eight classes of record books and in this manner. There is bat li&le' 1 mann. Bin Ionia by Arthur Davll. Instance did he retire from the field. Broad street' bank building . He the exhibit to describe the .vari- He' is a member of, the New York stories. game on the farm at the present otii ' PlaTinonr aonM by Hnrold Knapp. Li both battles he received wounds graduated from the Red Bank high ous flowers and to give inatructions paper firnt of J. E. Linde & Com- • . r ' m I » • account of theso practlcos. " '"' & „ VlolPianlo aeltetlon pr Mm A. DAmtrliL In the same leg.' Other engage- school In 1916 and from New York not only on growing the flowers, but NEW WESTSIDE STORE. pany. He is a son-in-law of Frank Little Girl Chrlttened. Mr. Horsfall continually chasW'J Violin •eleottoni.tr P. D'Ambrlil. ments in?which he fought werB, Lo- university in 1926. For the past also on the proper method of keep- fncreaiing Butineia Cauaea Jacob O. Grattan of .Patterson avenue, in Carolyn Itri, aged three years, people away from, tho buildings ajujjt jf Mr. Johnson has ^received. 280 Middletown township, he • having telephone . calls, 100 letters and cust'Grove, the Wilderness, Spott- six years. Including the hours he ing the' tubers or bulbs during the Goldin to Build New Place; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen from fruit trees a fow yards dtatanf j sylvanla, Cedar' Creek and Winches-? was not. attending the New York winter season so that they will be in Jacob Goldin is building a store mairied Mr. Grattan's daughter Itrl, Jr., of Shrewsbury avenue, was from the house where ho lives. ' A" * twelve telegrams from radio fans, Virginia about two years ago. pralBing the' first program which ter. He was with General Sheridan university, he waa in an accounting fine condition' for planting in' the for his Clothing business in. front of christened Sunday* by Rev. J. J. few weeks ago a party of folksdnS was broadcasted last Wednesday In all his campaigns and altogether office in New York city. He gives spring. Ma house on thr west side of Messier, pastor of the WcBt Grove, an expensive finc-Iooklng car turned!*» 1 night, He has issued a combination he took part in SI.battles. At the special attention to fecbral, income Shrewsbury avenue. The store will Claliee Open Tonight Methodist' church. The sponsors into the. drivew y and stopped b.*^ radio call book, log book and map, tax matters and to state and county be 19x51 foot, with an ornamental in Gregg shorthand and typewrit- were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. White neath a mulberry tree. All hand*'; close of the' war he was a first lieu- Eatontown Harreit Home. ing, Wednesday, September 16th, at - . ; •. .- . «ia i taxation mutters. ' piled out of the machine and start"'? tenant. ''."'. - . '.'. ... 1 y' The ladles' aid society of tho front enclosed with plate glass and 7:30 P. M. All, classes for those of Bradley Park, aunt and uncle of t Jailed on Girla' Charg Shortly, after the war Mr. Harri- Eatontown Methodist church held a Harvard brick. Tho reBt of the who have studied shorthand but the girl who was christened. 'ed gathering mulberries. They &t~' • Peter Johnson of Spring street; son married Eliza Chadwlck, davlgh- Homedeaning Time. harvest home last Wednesday night building will be enclosed with con- have not completed their course not ask for permission nnd v* ' •who la 02 years old, was arrested tsr of Cant. 'Lorenib Chadwlck' of You will. soon be preparing for and a supper the following night crete blocks. Tho show window wil and for stenographers who desire Try Cardner'a Firat. Mr, Horafnll ordered them off Fair Haven. •• Ciipfc, Chadwiok was your fall hotisecleaning. We can extend all the way across the front advancement. Mrs, J. J. O'Shea, If you want anything done in the put up quito an argument, Theyt« Friday on a ehargsro'-^attacktng relieve you of some of the responsi- The two affairs netted $185. line of beauty work, try. Cardner'a three smalt- girls. Ho waslheld In In charge of a boat which piled be- of the building and it will have-a 128 Broad street, Red Bank. Phone acted as though It vma perfectly *Xil bilities which are included in this parquet floor. The interior of the 683.—Advertisement. first. All work done by experts. right'for them to tnko tho berries, u f 3;000 ball ort each charge, He was tween New York' Bnd Virginia, Mr. distasteful task. FRESH K1LLEDJSPRING DUCKS Harrison started a butcher business building will havo a metal ceiling. Bobbing done in the latest styles; Tho tree Is loss than five yarrl»^ unable to.ge't, a 'bondsman and ho We can cloan or dye your rugs, Ten and Twelve Weeka Old, 3 Viotor Sight at Tuiting'i. marcel waving, manicuring, mas- from the house occupied by wa» tent to the county Jail. at Red Bank; Later ,he moved to carpets, blankets, curtains, drap- The store will cost ?2,000 and it saging, scalp treatments, dyeing, _ Centa Par Pound. will bo ready for use by October Wednesday night la also Victor Horsfall, New York, wheru. for six yeara ho oilos, or anything pertaining to Dressed, Shipped to you by night at TuBtlne's. Vlctrolas, Vic- tinting, blenching. 6 Broad streot, • ' Haalth^Notlca. carried on a carpet business,' -In your household, and if you desire, parcel post C. 0. D. All orders 16th. Prank Flnckle Is the con tor, records, .pianos, radios. 14 Red Bank. Phone 1815, Louisa F. "One thing It certain," said «,», Red Bank Boarirrot Health wll 1882 he moved back to Red Bank store them.for you ovor tho winter shipped in amplto time for Sunday tractor. Mr, Goldin has been using Monmouth street, Red Bank. Open Chadwick, beauty culturist.—Ad- Horsfall in talking with a RegliteD '• offer free vaccination to school chlh and started a will paper business. season. Wo have facilities which dinner If you order before Friday part of his house for his business, tonight—Advertisement. vcrtisement. ^ _ reporter Inst.woek. "Wo hnv« si " ' dren and teachers Hvlnfr In tHe-bor- Later his son,'the late John L. Har- enable us: to do excellent work, noon, Phone 868-F-2, Freehold, but ho has outgrown these quarters plenty of room for storing, pur- Viiil Twin Brook Zoo, all wo are Rolng to nnd froip. now A ough limits of Red Bank on Thurs- rison, became a partner with him Batchley Bros., East Freehold, N. J. nnd he is building tho store to get Bulldor'i. on it will not bo snfo for anyone to jj| day, September 17th, arid Tuesday, nnd the-business wan conducted un- poses, and our prices .are reason •Advertisement. _ more room. Ho deals in men's and Lakewood sand and washed gra State Highway, Middletown, N. J, 1 September 22d, «t\4iOO P, 61. Or, able. J ' Ideal weather for walking about trospnis on thin proporty without ' der thi> rame of Harrlion & Son. If You Ara Going boys' clothing and shoes. vel, slag, cinders, bluestone, peanu tho park and seeing the large ant our consent. 'We huva put a t«ta«*i JMlman In charg*, at Borough Albert C. Harrlsqn retired from May we be of assistance to you! stone. Prices reasonable. Howard ' Hall.-' '•»' '•''•' •• •• •" Our price for rugss Dusting 9x12 to build a home or commercial G. Rosevelt, Red Bank. Phone attractive display of birds, animal! phono In our house rnd we ara KOiJ buslnets about t«n years ago, short- rugs, ?2; other sizes In proportion. building or havo any job, small or The Rota Shop and reptiles. Open daily from 1( Ing to use It to got fisil«tsnc« ftaM% Red Bank Board of Health, ly after the death of his son. 560-J,—Advortlsement. ..'•..: . W. A. CLAXTON, Beeretsry. Dusting-and shairjppolng domestic large, you wish done, call C04, Rodstock is complete with a new line o A. M. until dark. Admission 25 the ofllcors of tho law cvorv time w*,'| ,—Advertisement. ;. , Mr. Harrison put In 31- years of rags, D cents per Btjunro foot; dust- Bank, Nolson M. Raub, contractor fall wearing apparel for the mis Parquet and Hardwood Flooring. conts, children 15 cents.—Advor- seo anyono on tho rroporty." "H and matron, where we will cater to tlscment. S J1 ssrvlce as town clerk at Red Bnnk. Ing and shampooing Oriental rugi and builder, 64 Mechanic street.— Old floors scrapod and rqftnlshed — ' «B» • - Barber and Beauty Parlor. 7 cents per square foot. Advertisement, your evory needs. Special atten K. L. Nilson, 519 Church street During part of that time he was al- ' Wo call and deliver. • Loon's Rod tion is given to tho stout miss and The Victor adding mnchlno li Our mado-to-ordor room Is' cimn * Prompt, courteous 'and eTBclent so, townihip clerk of Shrewsbury North Long Branch, N. J.' Tele pletc with a full itnff of «xpert» ssrvloo. Let Mrs. Agnes.Leverone, Bank Steam Dye Worki, factory, VUltlng Cairopodiit, matron. Tho Roso Shop, Broad phono Long Branch 771.—Advor usod by tho largest business housci townahlp. Xed Bank at that time 70-78 White street, phone Red Bank Dr. Franda Cooko (Jaslor wll street, Rod Bnnk.^-Advcrtlsoment. in the country. There is none bet- enced sowers and fitteri, and wo ""' the beauty export, explain why the was part of tho township, but It wns make appointments by telephono to tlsoment. • tor no mnttor how much you pay, now ready to tnks orders for ] enre of the skin is one of the fln 1045; offlco, 24 West Front street, ^ •-•»• • governed by a town board of com- Phono Red Bank 784.—Advertlsa- come to you when needed. Tele- Radio! and tha Victor is only f 100,00. We foil contn, suits, afternoon » kids in preserving" the oharmV o: phone Entontown 2160-M between . Notice. will gladly put onb in on trial foi evening gown* mada to your youth. Ladfo»' hair bobbing am missioner*. Mr. Harrison resigned ment/ _•••• • mt^ ' Authorised dealer for Garod, as clerk six,yean ago and hud sine* 6:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M.—Adver- Zonlth, DoKorrest nnd Farrnnu Dr. Frank J. Goff Is away on n you—no obligation on your part, vltlunl measuro. Eitlmata or' curling a specialty. Special attend Burton Hall School tisement vacation of two weoks. On Octo- Trubln's.—Advertisement. own mntorlal. Tha Itoi* Sh6p, tlon to children.' Nuntlo Ail. received a pension from tho town Gotlloy Products. Monmouth Ra bor l«t ho will resume practce at Bank.—Advorllsoment, Rllnlere, 100 , Monmouth street, as a reward for his long and faith' at 60 East Front street, Georgia B, '• i » dio Service Second National Bnnk Hazard, principal. Primary, Inter- Give • thought to your feet— building, Broad street, Red Bank. 68 Maplo avonuc, Rod Bank.—Ad Why Not Reduce Your Taxes phone Red Bask SO 16.—Advertise. ful.iervfofls. < •. • ' then bo able to forgot them. This vertisemont. ment, Red Bask JJOZ mediate/ college preparatory; Span, Phone 11S4. R. S. Johnson, proprie- by 'locating at HUlcroat, the new i The wedding of Mr, and Mrs< lah, French, drawing, painting, eto, can bo dono by having your shoo: tor.— Ad wtlsomont ^^_ ., , Notice to the Public. suburb of Long Branch, on Ocean- Let Bob Jo'mson «olve jour ' Harrison took place at a Baptist robullt at Moody's Shoo Ropali : probloinn for you. Monmouth Tha Victor adding machine It Reopens first weeK In October, On account of Hobrow holiday port avonuo? Tho lowest tax dis- Vletoi ad'dTni church at Ocoanport, which it no Phono Rod Bank 610-W.—Advoc- Shop, 26 Mechanic etroot, Rei ' Wire-Haired Terriers For Sale. our store will bo closed all day Sat- trict In tho county.-—Advertisement. dlo 8orvlco,*Socond National only $100.00, but la worth more Bnnk.—Advertisement. bulldlnu, Uroail strtot, Kid l»ai .than double the money,. Let til now in existence.. It wai porf ormi< tlscmont. Mnlo and fomnlo puppleu thro urday, September 10th. Sunshlnt by Rev. W. T. Abbott, who at that and four months old [ well markoi Market, 30 Ulond street, Red Bank Dancing at Atlantic Beaeh. Phono 1184, It, S. Johnion, pfbM . demonstrate one for you. Tru- Cinariai For Jala. Building For Sale. ' bln'i, •xcluilvo agent.—Advertise time wai chaplain of Arrowimith and splendidly bred. Prices $25.0' —Advortlnemcnt. Dancing Saturday night and Sun tor.—Ailv«rtl«tm»nt. ^j Young H»rt* Mountain • males Frame building In good condl to (50.00. Log Cabin Pet Shop, day afternoon and night at Atlantic poib of civil war vttirani. Mr. now singing, Also parakeets, par tlon for sale cheap. May bo move Reward. Look Oil Pa»» Twejye'.j jp> Abbott died about ilx months ago' Twin Brook Zoo, Mlddletown.—Ac Bench Park, Atlantlo Highlands.— uvvit **u m •••* a)T»ejiT rots, cagei, gold 'fish, aquariums and readily oonvortod Into a dwell vortlscment. • _. • _ . ..v.id ivary.'llnt of tlj» New Garage lor Rani at Aibury Park,' Mrs. Harrlion died Lost, nftor leaving Wntor WltcJ Advertisement. . • , Rend ivery ]ln« of tlj» ilia ; on M6nmouth street, ntat tha sta- etc. LOB Cabin Pet Bhop, Twin ing. Apply E. II. Morford, Fall garage, pnlr of automobile curtalnsi vartliomnnotrtliomnnt .oof thi. Mi fourteen yiari wo. H«r diath oc- Brook Zoo, Mlddlotown.—Advor view comotory.—Advertisement. Wanted. Roturn to Collins, 89 Shrewsbury Top Soil—Fill Dirt. ultunt 8o tion. Apply td O. Aller, 180 Mon-curred in tha jam* houie.on South Ouunty Horticultural Bocli,, mouth strtot, Red Bank,—Advor- tliomont, Bnmo onn who cannot afford ti avenue, Highlands, N. J,—Advor- Grading of all kinds. Try n nouncomqnt pertaining to Ufi iW«et whtrt Mr, Harrlion mot hli ' Two Dollar Daya—• pny n \>\g prlco but can pay cash foi prices. Howard O. Roievolt, Ro tliinnnt, ', ' Spaelal Bargain. tlaomont. „... Int ihoWi—Advettliiniiitt,.,; end lait wuk, 1 Thursday and Friday. See pag a good usod upright piano. Seo V Bank, phone 600-J,—Advortlso- We havo a used upright piano for At the Auto Tiro Shop. ' ' Euchre and Dance. . Mr. Harrlion wai a member o 18. Oardon'i, CO Uroiul stroot, Re A. North Co., 04 Brldgo avonuo mont. n. , • • Bhrtwtbury hoi* company will 167 that would- ba just tho thing Bonk,—Advertisement. . Rod' Bank.—Advertisement, 30x3 tt cord tires $10, S2x Thtl ro Anowimlth pQkt and at the tlm for a beginner, V. A. North Co., , ,i ' «•» cord tiros, »1H. Special (J, O, D Typewriter Headquarteriu urtlay, „.. h,old • tuohra and danoa on Thuri- of hit dtaih hi mi chaplain am ' day,-' September 84th., In ((he nw- 64 Bridge avonuo, Red Bank.-—Ad ' drafting cards for tha Hobrow Radio Suppllai, nrlcos, 00 Mechanic street, Sec Typowrlttrs ranted, bought am qfholldijr. house.—Adyirtliiment. jttrtlotld itiffrucior ot'th* port, M vortliimont. New Yeari at Trubln'i,—Advortlso- ,,A. V. Gregory, 10 Whlto street bunk.—Advertisement. told. Trubln'i, (SB Brond etmt, Rtd had.hild kvtry oflce In thi omnl m»nt, Rod Bank.—Advertisement. Dank.—Advartliammt, »atlon. Ha WI»; «> raembor of thi Two Dollar Day.-- If you havo anything you wan' , „ _jd Draiimalilni September lqth It Hebrew Now to soil, hlro, rent or oxchuiitfo, mak< Pljknoi dorit by Thiort Drown, 04 Whit Yonra. Got your greeting capdi at uia of Luko Longhead's dopartmtnl A; B, Dlrhan. Phoni fttik 088. itrtib, R

i •V •;•-.;.;,.•:;,;.WEDDINGS.^..'••"..•",:' • DIED ON A VISIT. •:v -';KELif,S^:cARP^!r^rii^y • HURT IN AUTO SMASH,Upi ^sxmfwtXfi At HOLMDEL. WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING. w'- •ia'ihjtsiyv.n; :Lsai*'ij«iJit;?it{/iiW gall .Bed HsnH440-« ''?;' %\". vHlek.y^»prk>r!.V•... •';.' MM. Lutjr Trautwia* of Philadel- Cniiof Holmta'i/-Car Ran N|o MAN WANTED^, phia Diet at Littla SINer. ' ?'. rEIk»»'-HoBi«, itoVFron»Tj9|Jri>«iJ^ ilaiulio ^eit Ifront ttrewt. Bed ' Miss Anna G. Hickey, daughter SCHEDULE OF WORK FOR THE Pile of Brick Saturday Nlfjhfe '0XimiY -MEETING ; HELP: • AT ) '•' SoyentyinvaY V&foiki 'ii^aiiti '•$. of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickey of COMING YEAR. Mrs. Lucy Trautwine of Philadel- • An automobile driven by Cnja.pt -irOR'i-^NT^peTOTBnv'WTv.i-' "^''''"" ""\PtACE SATURDAY. phia died of paralysis and pneu- card party given last night at the Holmes, who lives on the. tnwes Hslt*oi"twoTf»mll'Hslt o( two.f«ml r kouss-WEsst Frpnt, Perth Amboy, became the bride of ; live In tenant houses.' Ttomss S. FloH street; six rooms, Elks' home on Easi* F^ont *B.|r«iet .by i'^'.- P*n»bna;Grar)ie Mot In the Sunday. James E. Porter, son of Mr. and The Mooting WaTiUld Lait Friday monia last Fndfay while visiting bridge road In Shrewsbury town- Red ,D»nk7»t>one J08.J, * the ladUs' auxiliary, of the lodgo fc\j.\v.>School Room of tbe Reformed Mrs. James Porter of Rumson, last Afternoon and a Number of Fad, Mrs. Samuel D. Gllpin of Little Sil- -ship, ran Into a pile of brick In PANTST or.tiofa Club Officikl. and- Visit- ver. 'Mrs, Trautwino was 72 yeara Prizes-at bridge,'werewon^yS.'J. front of the River etreot tchoot- 1 bor»''p*ntsrl [i, :'!'',:v;Chimh: a> 'the; Guest' of Liberty Wednesday afternoon at St. Mary's •Jate|n1it««»Bsst«r';C|.ihas ing Club Women Wero Pretont. old and was of Quaker ancestry. Glbaon, Mm, Ii. Gibson, Mrs, P, J, house Saturday night. 'In the pa^r, Jt| h Shop, W - rj I'Grange un Saturday. . * •:•.'. -.' church at South Amboy. The cere- Front sfamt, Bed Bank. The Red Bank . Woman's club She was the widbw of John C. Eichele.'i.Mrs, , Joseph ;,ToinU»io with Mr. Holmes v.ere hia wife and _ TOURING CAR TOR 8ALE. ,,,„,.., ^p'mona grange, whicti is made mony 'was performed by Rev. Ed- 1 held tho first meeting of this season Trautwine. For many yean sho Mra;' Wolstead, Mrs. Harold Laros, child and Charles Brcwn. The ear II ? ;mpilslt motor -Just-been o'l §.feip?.'Pf • represBlftatifes" ot; all tho ward Griffin in the pjesence of a „.,..„« :«3h>K.3pf5 •JiS.J^v^jiif" WTNDMIUTFOR SALE." „,,.. ^5*'granges of Monmouth county, had large gathering' of relatives and at its clubhouse last Friday, after had been interested in humane serv- Miss Tansey', and 'Mrs.; Norman overturned and was badly damaged, Byanr tittle; BIWer.-K' iF^mivry '••>• wv Iit r ... .. i-Bune neansDurif I0-F.J1. After the ceremony at tho church Green of Long Branch, new chair- eers of tha .Panama Canal railroads, malntonanqs or supcrlnttniient on gei •i' • be an ideal one for such a gathering^ Mrs.. Fred Jones, Mrs. Charles 1 Fine mahogany -«xperlenco preferred,'- Joha'yBln^ to Atlantic^City and on their return Woman's club; Mrs. John H. Lloyd, the Panama Canal under President 1 ? J l : ,'ideV presided. He is master of Pd^ Mrs. Tony E. Hunting and John P. at 22 Chestnut street, .Bear Maple avenue, telmann, Ing., Rumson.-N« J.'-.V >'' '•:..-'. AtoBt 'flfty..,•. imported 'trhap^deijdwali,"" will live at South Amboy for the Mrs. A. Bowers and Mrs. K. Cot- Roosevelt. Funeral services.. for ranging frpm two to seven feet|«ll colors. , ,••'.; mona grange and of Liberty grange. Mulvih^ill won prizes at rummy. Red Bank. •.•;-:•.•,.•.:•-"-.••. ••:''' PRESE^yiNO'JARS.•-... .••.,.-. ; winter. Next spring Mr. Porter will trell of the Matawan club; and Mrs, Mrs. Trautwine were In Id at Phila- REEP BABY CARRIAGE^OR SALE '^freservlnff iars; for , sale; .'quarti..: op Howard Q. Rosevelt, U Monmouth istrest,.,' build a house at Rumson. Mr. Por- The prizes for non-players were cents, pints 40 cunts. 1*0 East Bed Bsjk. Ftone Hed' Bank H90-J, v,{ • Speeches were made by repreBenta- Lester Lovett of the Little .Silver delphia. cheap.(<' E. • W.'' Ponce, Oompton atreet; ,^-v BAIRY "EOUIPMEN'T FOB' siai-sK'-'J• "".'• awarded to Charles Wyckoff and aelford.'N. J. .:* • •-.. .:-. :•. • ••. street, phone 874, Red Bank j; 'tiy.es of the sta-e board of agricul- ter is connected with the aerqma- club, most of whom uiade short ad- . •».» •-. . , uon.ljtlng ' of ,'elght ~: stsjnohlons, (our! y rine works at Keyport and has been Mrs. Schweizer. The profits'from , 'THE. MARCUS STORE, ~rrr drinking (oUnlslni., rafllrtnB tnaohlne an4'1: •f. Jture, the state experimental station dresses, ' "' OLD LIFE SAVEI^ DEAD. a Broad atteet, will pa dosed Saturday, Xq» on Harrlsoo, avenue, 60x0xo84|'cas1 h secretary of the Eumson fire com- tho card party amounted to about Mahnij milk, cooleri eomuete frorn«s for stanch- • :• ; and the county agricultural board, September nth. . • . ' or easy terms. . Applyi'to W.* Ions. K. lijrwydtotl.- Unafott, W.^,':f,: pany several years. ; Mrs. John H. Cook, chairman of ?50. Mrs. Walter B, Connor was Easti front street; Bod Bank. : -.. A resolution was passed endors: John W. Oiborn Dies at Long (> APARTMENT1 FOR RENT. the ways and means committtee, in general charge of the party. AH lmorovepaenta. ^Apply 72 Uonmoutb GENERAL HOUSEWORKER WANTED. ' liig the stand which Governor Silzer The bride was the recipient, of Branch, Aged 74 Years. street. Ka and isarftue lav tiro -or ;;•:program was rendered. Some of islance of $1,500 remained unpaid; three .ears; - very 'reaaoiiable.: 'Apply* • 15 eventy, aora firm, apples. Dea niaid of honor was a black onyx Long Branch. Mr. Osborn was 74 Mrs, J, D. Clark, 88 Mar6i«hHor"ii55o 'the, : older members of ,Pomona ring set with a diamond. The years'old and was born at Cedar Bank, rhons o68-W. ' '•' •••-.. grange had lived at Holmdel in groom's gift to the groomsman was of the house committee, reported The following officers of the EXPERIENCED -SEWERS. WANTED, • •'. ,• .-•,'. • spEcfiiJU'i..•••••,•.•.'.• ••;-.- elford, N, J. J»ho' their yojinger days and they told that all the rooms in the clubhouse Presbyterian brotherhood of Red Apply all week., At the Dost Shop, JB ... . :, , yosTS/SET. s> . ..-,;,.-.•'> a.set of white gold cuff'links. came a member of the coast guard Broad street, Red Bank. • ' : ers. Flnliels'teln's Hoohester Olathea Shop, ; about conditions there fifty to six- •vere occupied but one. Bank were elected Monday-night: 18 West Front street, Bed Bank. Grapes and "preserving pears I jurohsssr ' f service and,was stationed at Sper- EXPERIENCED SEWERS WANTED. to plok same | also baby carriage for esjsi ', .'ty; years ago. Farming and farm Yolk-—Shampanore. The department chairmen an- President—John A. Werner. . Apply ay week.- At the Bos< Shop; 73 • .EAST'FRONT STREET. i . prsatlcilly new, Bloeh make,'. Inquire US' rriacett! Cove station at Sandy Hook Vice president's—Thom«l M. GopsllI, E. House'61 eight rooms, and hath; lot fc; life were much different' in 'those nounced that the junior club would Broad street(\Red' Bank. - • ' , Bridge avenue, Iltd Bank, or phone BtS-B.; William Harrison Shampanore, and the Long Branch station, hav- F. Basaford. . 110x160; • garage 'on'property.'' A bargain*' "^iSH'SEtTER PUPPIEPUPPIES FOR SALS,iM~? if: days from what they are today. meet at the clubhouse on the first , ' 7T0R RENT. 0»U Red Bait 408. Ed. Hayes,•', •> son of William. W: Shampanore of ing_aerved_at; the latter: place^ for 'Secretary^—^Frank Gregory! Six rooma, bath and all; Improvements. finest:' stoek la Anierlos; nine Friday afternoon of each—month; --Assistant- secretary—Earl_C^BrosdwalU] Jhone BttJRdBl , .^.ITURNisHED HOUSE TOXET months- oldi' hoth'' mole..- ahd, female): are!,- °j"..-,';, It.-was recalled that Liberty Little Silver,, and Miss Leo'la La- 26 years and until he wasT retired - Seven rooms, allrmprovewimtsj oom ohanipiona for -»«neritlon»nhlirhlr'jsoisr the' regular club, meeting will be Tresaurer—Ralph R. £ckert. 1 i< jgrangB was formed at Holmdel fifty Vera Volk, daughter of Edward in 1915. During his service he had Relief chairman—Walter Snell. . TABLE.FOR SALE. oletely furnished i coal in cellar. Wild greed. Call at 48 Union street..Bed Batik. held on the Becond Friday after- Complete.. subway type*,'97&; Dr.-Wol* E. P. H., drnwer II, Bed Bank;' •'•>•'I •v-ytars ago and that the first meet- Volk of Buffalo, were married last helped render assistance to 24 Publicity chairman—Albert W. Vfatitn, fert, ltcd IJarik. phono 131. USED CLOTHING FOR SALE. ;J;- I , Thursday at the bride's home at noon; the art department will meet wrecks. Mr. Osborn leaves a widow Jr...... ••• • . WORK WANTED, For tall .itout wdmsn, IIM<,'4>H- of ing place was in a small building in COLORED GIRL. WISHES POSITION *.Eicperlenced girl -fvants work as.lg«ne-fal 4 church. Mrs. George Prank and The music department will include Osborn of Long Branch, Mrs, Clar- Program chairman—Thomas W. Head. . . . , .LOST, . Would like to talto\ refined lady to board, . Between Broad atree.t and Palace theater POULTRY FARM FOR'SAJ-E. ,.'~ ' a course in art appreciation ar- Civics cfialrman—J-: Daniel Tuller. 1 ;!;.eral years thereafter fhe grange Almon Volk attended the couple. ence Kahler of Long. Island, John aelophoneJBcd Bank iiO8-J. a' .••••: or la theater, on Thursday, small platinur Ten acre mpdern . poultry.-farmr'fodi- Ushers' chairman—ftussell I^acknian, '•?•::»et: .at various Holmdel homes, The bride was dressed in an en- ranged by Miss'Sara A. Armstrong Osborn of Red Bank and Captain , LOTS FOR SALE. , pin. Kevrord.; Phone: Holmdel'5. - ' • stock; six/room hqtlsei' all JhiprovezoenH and will meet mornings at the con- Extension chairman—-F. C. Reamer. Several lota. in good locations. Ed, POLO PONY FOR SALE. except i gas; nine location. < Felten' Farm,; J-;"... Originally the grange consisted en- semble suit with hat to 'match and Carroll. Osborn, of the Monmouth Entertainment chalrmnn—Bradley . M : Llnoroft, M. J. JPhone 704.F-41, Middle,- venience of the department mem- Hayes, phone Bed Bank 49S. . .J3orrol polo pony, large, good weight car, 1 i^ tirely. of Holmdel farmers and their she carried a boquet of yellow roses Beach coast'guard station. Fischer. . rler and very, handy; reasonable. -L, '.W. tiwn. • •'• \ ' ' •'•': bers; and the. club-chorus, under the 24 LIGHT BRAHMA CHICKENS, ^"families;"butrlater-many residents nnd asters.—--••-.— .-— - Reports which wore read showed hatched- In -Aprilr-prlce-'ilifiO-a-pleeei Tru.x.—White-road..phona-llOllrJ... Z~ : . HOUSE FOR HENT.i—r—.—•U : direction of Mrs. Katharine Throck- Phone 1840 after, five, o'clock. CREAM SEPARATOR'FOR'SALE. On the Shrewsbury river, attraotlve '•' of' Bradevelt and Marlboro became After; the ceremony a reception the brotherhood to be in a-flourish- eight room house; modern eonvenleneisr morton, will meet Tuesday even- DIED AFTER LONG SICKNESS. FORWENT AT RUMSON, BeLavnl separator a,nd butter chum; "•^memliers. For this reason the •ing condition. The brotherhood larger' gars'iei' possession October 1st. was held at the bride's home. The ings, v- -• •••-. Tyvo houees, oao vflth oil Improvements. 18.00 for both. Mten. Form, Linoroit, : N: J. Phone 7j4-F-«li Mlddlatown.. Further particulars st 20 Spring- »trast, • gianga changed its meeting place tb couple started on a wedding trip in MM. Archibald Wright Panel Away voted to indorse the purchase of the 'AddresVBbk'iUfl; '.'Rumab'n."'N. 'J. "•.'•' ited.as.nv.--ri"-' ':-.•'•• •"••' -I-'.' --•-' "V*.:-!1'-•'-][.' ;..tb.B hall whioh it now owns at New York state and thay/Willlive Cake ana punch were served on at Her Parents'Home. SILK LAMP SHADES . . FOR SALE. lyceum property and the borough Horte 173, vuoa J25, tow |«B, helfur . ELECTRIC iPUMP FOR SALE. ' „ the clubhouse, porch by he hospital- made or recovered. "112 ' Harding, road, nider Erlcson ' B.uco electric pump! i/'Btadevelt, this being deemed the at Little Silver, Mr. Shampanore Mrs. Gertrude Wright, widow of park project. ^^^ . R.d Bank. Phone Bed Bank 2C2. ' ISO and young; lull ?30;,or ejehnngo for ity committee, of which Mrs..Her- pigs. Lou Cardner,': Belford.' N. J. worke -automaUeallrI'SOO g-allen tank) A-l,r r-Jnost centrallocation. is building a new house; at Little Archibald Wright of Little Silver, CORN > FOR. SAt-E. condition. .Prlco $200. Oeorg-e FresdnV 60- man Asendorf is chairman; and THE BAZAR OF THE SEASONS. RESTAURANT LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE K.: Saturday's meeting was the first Silver and the couple set up died Sunday afternoon at the home Lot o( corn, ,1024 crop, for sale at my Craek rota, Keansburi, N."J.'""" * music was furnished by Misses crib. C. C. HuUart. Matawan, K. J. opposite railroad.Htation,'Bed .Bank) lease, Kconaburg; :/, itathad been held at Holmdel by hkhousekeepini g therh e as sojon as ttho of her parents, John and Mary Ben- A Successful Financial Festival in retiring, bona-flde;, tcrn}B.\ James M, Pow- Natalie and Eleanor Pharo, mem- UNFURNI'SHED"ROOM WANTED. HOUSE FOR KENT. .- " : !tlie grange in forty, years. The house h completed. The groom and nett Long of Everett She Jiad er, 184 Monmouth street,.Bed Bank. bers of the junior department, an Artistic Setting. One or tvo unfurnished IQOMS vantid. HOUSEKEEFIER WANTED New six room house, modern improve, gianga will celebrate its fiftieth an his father conduct a printing shop been sick several months. Two chil- Aidresfl' Rooms, drawer JH, jUd:-43ank. menu, fireplace: good location; posseislol »•«• The bazar of the seasons com- by hualnesa couple; must furnish'best ref- lp one week. Ses D,- W. Martin, real •••' h 'ajversary next -winter. , at Little Silver . dren survive Mrs. Wrights ' They CARA'CE'FOR'RENT: erences ; sleep out. Call -morninizs or even- tote, ,240 £ast Front street, Bed Bank, ' PARTY AT BELFORD. bined with a. New England supper Central location. one>cat sarage, 15 per'Ings. 10 Tower Hill avenue. Red Bank. .••:'•>'.'.;-'.•• .•'—: »s~e> Tho bride received a large num- are Mary Pearl und John Wright. phone 1138, ••-••:•• which was held last 'week by the >nonth.__Phone_l 410 -M,_Red_Bank._ ber'of wedding, gifts. Her gift to . TIRE- LOST. . HELP. WANTEP.,,-,-.. •:,•(•••• /SBTRIGHTENING UP A CHURCH. Mrs. Wright also leaves a sister and FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. ^Ire, 85x5,' rnounted_Dn rlmv. Finder William Bailejr, • Jft, Surprised on ladles' aid society oithe Red .Bank. r m Waitress ,ahd . ohairibermaids'i' - tookl the matron, of, honor was a" silver two brothers, they being Mrs. Comfortably furnished, * , Contrallyr loV pleaib notify unoT'roceive 'rsward. ~ W. (white). 1 also want some good;'e'olored HU Birthday Last Week. Methodist church, was largely 1 t Hard Work Done by Belford Metho. purse and j the groom's gift to the Phoebe Black of New Brunswick, catod. Apply 6 Elm place. Bed Bank. Mahns,"27 East Front street. Red Bsnk. help. Red Dank. Employment Aginc^, tended in spite of inclement Woman's Exchange, 48 Riverside* avenu* dlst Women ia Showing Results. groomsman was a set of white gold A surprise birthday party was John Long, Jr., of Holmdel, and FOR SALE. =7 •HOUSEf OR SALE. • . V given Saturday night for William weather. The exact amount cleared Thor vrashlnir machine in good condition House of six rooms and-one and a< half phone'Bed Bank 14221 ' " {,-1 The ladles' aid society of the Bel- cuff links/ Norman- Long of Everett The fu- for sale reasonable. 'Call Red Bank 1768 acres; fruit on prpperty. Phone 406, &d, Bailey, Jr., at tha home oi his parr will not be known until the Octo- COLONIAL HOUSE FOR SALE. '• .ford Methodist church ia painting neral will be held tomorrow after- . FOR SALE. . Hayes, Church street,' Fair Haven. M, J. ' New Golonlal' house six roomsi modern ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey ber meeting of the society, but ii Improvements;- in good loeattpol- 91,009 , the-church wit!: part of the money j Riddle—Mane. noon at two o'clock at the house Pair ot fiirra horaes; will aetl. one or • 7 FOR A 1 1 of Belford. The evening -/as spent is, certain that the festival was both cheap. C. C. Hulsart, Matawan, N. J, Cane and inahosany couch with- seat of flrst paynent, balance' as rent. -D. V/t' •it cleared by its Saturday food sales Miss/Anita Riddle, daughter o; and the sermon will be preached by velour; fine*- condition; price S20.*, 10 Martin, rest eitate, 240 East Frost •treat, in playing games an 1^ dancing, and financially successful. Due to the COOK WANTED. Red Bank, phone 11H8.' ' " ejtring the summer. The society William Riddle of Eatontown, and Rev. Williahv E. Braisted. ' "Experienced white cook v/anted: sntjai Waverly place, phone 1137-B, Red. Bank, --'— ---"• •• -• i .^ at midnight a supper was served. will also have a fence of concrete Raymond Mane of Connecticut hot weather the sales of ice cream Klvo relcrenoes. Telephone Red Bank FURNISHED. HOUSE FOR RENT t- WHY WONDER ..-.-• The celebrant received many gifts. exceeded all expectations. 204. until middle oft June; , best location,, and w.here to .get curtains, .draperies 'br swr' blacks put around the property. were married Saturday at St. Doro ASHER C. HANCE DEAD. ( every, convenience; specially low rent. ;other kind of sewing doneT We' have ex* The guests wero Mrs. Fred Johnson The booths were arranged to COLLIE DOG FOR SALE. '' Jobo Fourt of Belford Is the paint- thea's rectory at Eatontown by Rev, ; Three months old. Panl 'Mcgyera, Phooo 707-M, next Saturday or Sunday. perienced help at rasonablo ratesv Try.ua/ and famil/ and Mr. and Mrs, John 1 Woman's Exchange, 45 Riverside avenue*, eri ' Tho last of the. sales netted Father Farran. The bride wore a Former Red Bank Resident Died at represent the different seasons and Church and Third streets, Fail Haven, BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.- Johnson of Port Monmouth; Mr. Hi J. Threo stores and apai'tmenta on East phone .1428. Red Bank. -i . '''•. $81.70. . The total amount raised blue satin dresa with hat to match. the Age of 87 Years. the decorations led to many com- ; 1 and Mrs. John Havens, Mr/ and FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. Front atreett blggeit bargain In town^ W, •'' '.'.' FOR RENT . -' :•:... :u-- '• by-the sales was $582. Tha sales Miss Vera Riddle, a si3ter of the Asher C. Hance of Brooklyn, a pliments on the skill and artistry Single oc double rooms to rent; men Mahns, 27 Eaat Front'atreet, Red Bank. Urge airy and, attractive froht beflrtoTal Mrs. Melvin, Bailey, Mrs. Ida Bailey ALL KINDS ,OF REAL ESTATE three windows, with or without kitchen- were conducted under the direction bride, was bridesmaid. , She wore a 1 former resident of Rod Bank, died of Miss Minnie Commes, who only. Call at 110, Oakland street. -Bed and family and Mrs. Martin Murphy Bank. • • . . ! for aale, rent, cxohahgai-'famlshed'rooms ette, two ehort blocks- from rallioadVita* i; of Mrs. William W. Miller, the pr'es- henna costume with hat to match, last Thursday morning at the age worked wonders with crepe paper, tion and all bu». lines. 185 Bridge avshue, and family of Belford; Mr, and STENOGRAPHER WANTS POSITION. in Red Bank and vloinlty, ,See Paul Be- Rei Bsnk, phone 580-11, . . . ' idetri of the society. The members Fred Owens was groomsman. of 87 iyears. He was a coUBih of dahlias and other flowers, The -fSxpert atenosrapher, with nenerai ofBce vcre, 56 Broad street, Red Bank;. Phone Mrs, Fred Leonard and' their two •'.•-• , FARM FOR SALE, ' -••• ' '' of the working committees were A reception at the home of tha the, late Isaac Hr Adlem. During New England) dinner was a very experience. Address O. B,, drawer M, Bed 068. - •...•-. sons of So'uth Amboy, Mr. and Mrs. Bank, FORD DUMP FOR SALE. fifteen.and a half aero farm; six sere's Mrs., George Morris, Miss Olive newly married couple at Rumson his residence at Red Bank he lived popular feature and was largely A 1024' Pord dump for sale cheap) first in, applest fruit .can be mads 'to -pay for-, Henry Raynoij and Mr. and Mrs. CASH REGISTER WANTED? property in four or nve years; Ideal place Runyrin, Mrs, Edna Salnont Mra. followed-tho wedding.' Fifty guests on Monmouth street.; About' 25 patronized. !_._•'- class condition; good rubber, James J, Raymond Raynqr and family of Srnall cash register.wanted, reasonable, Butler, Fair Haven,'-N J., phone 'Rumson foi; poultry; no buildings, - Farmer,- Box John Glass, Mi's. Joseph Havens, were present from Eatontown, Lin- years ago he moved to Brooklyn, Address Cash Register, drawer M, -Red 48-'A, Route 2, Matawan. H. J. - - . Robbinsville; Mr. and Mrs. Benja- Hank. B81. ... . •• . ' Mrs. Kato Enstmond, Mrs. John Oa- croft, Fair Haven, Rumson, Way- where he had led a mtlre<; life. Ho DINNER PARTYJFOR VISITOR, SEDAN' FOR SALE. , min Watts and family of'Princeton WEAR A DUNLAP OR MALLORY HAT ' TUXEDO SUITS, FOR HIRE. born, Mra. Caleb Post, Mrs. Eben- Latest' style. Cnn supply any amount Studebaker Special Six, live trood tlreli side, Scabright and Fair View, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Grant was a brother of -he late Caroline Mrs. Frank Grant Gives It for a • Best • values,' Ftnkelstein's Rochester ./ill demonstrate; price *860; payments If ezer H. Jones, Mrs. h. B. Richmond, Dancing and games were enjoyed, and Augusta Hance, who- died two Clothes Shop, 12 West Front street. Red needed, sizes 33 to 44. Monmouth.Street desired. Also Ford canmercltl, used verr and their two sorts, Mr. and' Mrsi Guest from California.' Bank. Men's Shop, 28 Uonmouth'.street, (ited little; prlco I1C0. W. A. Clayton, 3J ri. Mrs. Robert Seeley, Mrs. Norman The bride received many gifts of 1 years ago. He is survived by. a Bank. , ' '•••;•'• ' ' Frank Spencer and their two sons, Mrs. Frank; Grant of Belford HOUSE FOR RENT. ters place,-Red Bank, phone 652-W. ,. Walling, Mrs. Vreeland Morris, silver, cut gass, chinaware, linen brother who lives in Connecticut.' Si* roomi, all improvements, Znaulru HOUSE FOR-RENT. . and William Mattonte of Keans* 1 gave a dinner party for a party of K small six-room house and bath; all PRIVATE SALE Mrs. Aramlnta>Compton, Mrs. Lucy and other articles, The funeral was held Saturday at Frank J. Hanson, 10 Drummond place, of household .furniture; bed, .writing'desk, burg. frionds on Sunday in honor of Mrs, lied Bank. • improvements; good location] juatnewl; Willett, Mrs. Charles Hobbs, Mrs. Brooklyn-and burial was made la painted inslile and outside, Csll Red Ban! china closet, sarden- ImplementBi .wheel-. Frank Coleman of Loa . Angeles, HOUSE FOR SALE 61-W. barrow,. garden hose, hanil eultlvateir- ahd Irving Roop, Mrs. Ella Bade, Mrs. Smith—Ogden. Parmly cemetery on the Rumson on Fair Haven.road; six rooma and bath thrse chestnut-poles, fifteen feet.bug and. . WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. The festivitie's were enjoyed amid Furnlsbsd Roon\s and Kltchsnsttav Blanche Adams, Miss Karian Den- Miss Margaret Bryce Smith, road. ' . , all improvements; Jot 50x17$, Phon* 405. straight..' Do,Hudson ivinue, phone Ro4 decorations of pink dahlias. Tho Ed. Hayes. , fwo furnished rorfms and kitchenette for Bank iT8rvr. 'i : ••• ~ nis, Mrs. Alida Lykcs, Mrs. John >J. daughter of Jacob Smith, and Cort- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Morris of F«lr light housekeeping; all tmproveraeiU|. Call Johnson, Mrs. M. A. Grimes, Mrs. guests in addition to Mra. Coleman BUNGALOW FOR SALE. 48 ThrockmortOa avenue. Red Bans) phono PRIVET HEDGE FOR SALE. . . landt Bell Ogden, son of Charles ' Haves Surprised Saturday, DEATH FROM HEART DISEASE. Near the river; owner going to Florida, 1247-J Five hundred feet of privet heditt, MgW Lida Dennis, Miss Evelyn Post, Miss were Mr. and Mra, Chris King, Wil- to ten feet high, suitable, for line fsnati B. Ogddn, both of Keansburg, were mast be sold by October 1st. Phone Red Typewriters Exchanged Or Rented.. , Lydia Post, Mrs. William Leddy, {Saturday was tbo date_ of the fif- MM. Edward Cor.ovei of Atlantic lis King and Kiss Anita JSchermer- Bank'495. also two'hundred.feet standing' thresjifeeb , married Monday afternoon at tho Also repaired and delivered; prompt high and :two anil a half feet wide trirn'mef, - Mrs, Lester Walling and Mrs. Rufus teenth, weuding anniversary of Mr. Highland* Diad at Hospital. hdrn. of Somefville; Mr. and Mrs PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE. ,nd efticlent service; reasonable charges Howard O. Bosevelt,,41 Monmouth. street,,' Keansburg Methodist church by and Mrs. J. H. Morris of Fair Ha- Estey parlor organ for sale cheap tot for labor and supplies, Phone Red Bank Red Bsnk; phone B8Q-J. . __^y'-'-* Eastmond, i • Mrs. Edna Conorer, wife of Ed- A. V. WallingJ William Arnold and want of space. Gray, Main 'street,, Ocesn* 1416-H. Rev. Harry P. Grim. Due to the ven and that night '•'hey received ward Conover of Atlantic High- William Callahan of Keyport; and port, N. J. • NELSON' M. RAUB, •-,..,., recent death of the bride's brother surprise visit from friends from HOUSE FOR RENT. contractor and builder: speoialtst m'Htarflf lands, died of heart disease Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elwood • Seeley, Mr, FLAT FOR RENT. T Furnished or unfurnished; four rooms Besoh Spanish built homts. If you ars SHOWER FOR LEONARDO GIRL. the wedding was a simple ceremony. Red Bank, Fair Haven, Middletown Four room flat with improvements; gas, and bath; all Improvements] garage.; fee* at the Long Branch hospital.. She und Mra. William Seeley, Miss Do going to build It will pay you to set my The attendants were tho bride's village, Belford, Atlantic Highlands, eleetrle, stationary tubs. Telephone Rum- cupancy October 1st.. Phone Red Bsnk estimate before placing your contract,' < Of Many Gifli Mad* la Min Beatrice had been a patient at the hospital Seeley, William H. Bennett and son 4S7-M. 1280-W. If you have any Job, small or large. In sister, Mrs. Mabel Walling, and Seabright, Hoboken, New York and Boeckel Last Week. only a few hours. Mrs, Conover Mi", and Mrs. John Seeley of Bel- SIX-ROOM HOUSE, *4,00O. HOUSE FOR RENT. the earpenter line, phone Red B*nk',pB4i*. Herbert Dwycr of Bergen. A Strathmore. Mi.n Anna Marsh- Near Broad street, convenient location, At No. 26 Riverside avenue | nine rooms OOlca 54 Mechqhle street, Red Batik;': Miss Rose Komelski and Mrs. wa3 88 years old. The funeral will ford. wedding, supper was served and the stein of Keansburg, who is em- W. A. Kopplns, 41) Broad atreet, or phon and all improvements; itsmgo. Apply to LETS OOt LET'S i Lester King gave a showe for Miss be held at two o'clock this after- »is> • Red Bank 807. Bamuel Bchlpanl, 114 West Front strset, The great Trenton fair. September tatb, bride received many gifts. The ployed as a musician by-a player/ Bed Bank. Beatrice Boeckel of Leonardo last noon at the houso nnd wilt be con- Curd of Thanks, WANTED. 20th. 10th, October let. 2d and H. Mils newly married couple are on a wed- piano company, rendered piano mu- On Lake or Harrison avenue, house of Wednesday night at Mbs Boeckel's ducted by Rev. James H. Cann. We take this means of thanking A COOD HOME, *10,5OO. Red Bank, the hue de luxs, will leave eor>, ding trip.. They will live at Kenns- sic. Refreshments were served at six rooms and bath, with Isrse lot. Cal' Sight rooms and bath, hot watsr heat, ner of Broad and Meohanlo street* .evarr home at Leonardo. Amid decorn- The burial will be made at Bay our many friends and neighbors for lied Bank iU. day of the fair at 8i00 A. M. Why bother a late hour, after which the guests garage; lot QOxleO;* center of town. W. "tions of yellow nnd white the guests burg. View cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Con- their kindness and sympathy during ROOM FOR RENT, -FURNISHED. A. Hopping, 49 Broad street, or phont Bed with your own cart Miss Bed Bank I? loft for home, wishing many more 23 Wallace strset; large room, suitable Hank St7. just as ehcap, just aa comfortsbls, juit as ' enjoyed games, dancing and feast- over were married last spring. our recent bereavemetft, in tho Frehan—Downs. yoajs of wedded bliss for Mr. and death of Marshall A. West. We also for one or two men! references. Phone GLASS JARS FOR SALE. elassy and far more convenient. Let's ve- ing. Miss Boeckel will soon become Hod Bank 200-J. Have large number of two.quart' _ to ths fair I Roud trip, »J.0O~fa(S Miss Margaret Frehan of Now Mrs.' Morris. thank those who sent flowers and Jars suitable for cannlnir, price tea cntta enough. Burdgs- A Bussell, Olober{sourt the bride of Edward Murphy of Red Died at Her Daughter's. DELIVERY* CLERK WANTED and Moohanto street. Bed Banh. : •• •- York, formerly of Red Bank, and those who donated the use of their to drive Dodge car and work around butch- eaeh. llesae'a Tea Room, '28 Droad, Street, Bank. The guests were Miss Anna automobiles; also Rev. Mr. Dale, Red Hank. RIVER PROPERTY FOR DEVELOPMBNT Joseph W. Downs of Florida were Mrs. Jane Baker, widow of Sam- er shop. Brevoort Market, 80-A Broad Beautiful twelve acre estate on North Murphy, Mrs. William Macintosh, CALL FOR A NEW PASTOR. Mr. Albert Worden, the pall bear- street. Hud Bank. ' ' COLD WEATHER WILL SOON married Sunday, August 30th, nt uel Baker of Freehold, died Sunday Shrewsbury rlvsr for development) two Jr., and Mrs. Frank Loversidgo of ers, the Mystic Brothorhood F. & SPECIAL. be here. Get your atove and fUrnsoe re- Ane houses, all Improvements; roads' al- Rev.. R. J. Boallojr of Jobiiown In- morning at the age of eighty years paired. Samuel Berartz. 14 Weat Front 'Bed Bank; Miss Ruth Hajran of St. Benedict's church at New York. A. M. ani Jr.jQ. V. A. M. Men's suits and top costs. Flokelsteln's ready- laid'out and graveled.-. Grasp thtf vited to New Monmputh. at' the homo oi .her daughter, Mrs. Rochester Clothes Shop, 12 West Front street, opposite Uroad street, Bed Bsnk. opportunity - to acquire ons of thlfew rS"',' Keansburg; Miss Mnrjorie Horn A reception wns lield at the Plnzn Wife, Mother, Brothers and Phone 1887. " e • • James Sylvester of Central avenue, street, Red Bsnk. malnlng- river front properties. Another und Mrs. Lester King of Highlands; hotel nnd among tho cuests wero By n unanimous vote Sunday the Sisters. SPECIAL WIND BREAKERS COLD WEATHER WILL SOON desirable rlvsr property ot on» acre, food Mrs. Molllo McDonald of Red Bank congregation of the New Monmouth Red Bank, with whom sho had. lived —Advertisement. v and fancy wool plaid shirts, r'lnkelsteln'. be here. Got your stove and fumsca re* house, all Improvements; three' mhmtst Mlw Kothryn Williams of Nnve- pslrcd. 8amuel Bwnrti, > 14' West Front nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Michncl Ryan of Baptist church invited R. J. Beazloy threo years. The funeral will be RESOLUTIONS. ' Boch.ster Clothes Shop, 12 West Front to station. Price for qulek sale 111,000. slnk; Miss Mnrgnrnt Olsen, Mrs. street, Red Uenk. street, opposite Bread street, Red Bank. Another beautiful home close to river with Little Silver. The newly married of Jobstown to become pastor of held this afternoon at two o'clock WHEBEAS. Our fellow citlien, Albert C, Phone 18e7, ' ' - lovely grounds (or 18,000. All thess Walter Sodon nnd Miss Rose Ko- Harrison, diparted this Ufa on Thuri SPECIAL BOYS' SUITS couplo spent several dnys with Mr. the church. Mr. Beailey prenchod at Bethel Methodist church of with vist and two pants. Flnkeltteln'. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE. properties ars worth whlls, Ray H, BUU I - . rnelskl of Brevont Park; nnd Mrs. day, September loth, 1026) men. Stats highway, KstontowP. "" nnd Mrs, Rynii nnd they left last nt the church three weeks ago as a Freehold and burial will bo made De It lltiolved, By the lied Bsnk Fin. llochsstei Clothes Shop, 12 Wsat Front Three stores snd rooms upstairs} located Howurd Roop, Mrs. Sol Ncwmnrk, Department that 'the affection und reipeet streot. IUd Bank. on First «-»«nu<, Atlantle Highlands) vsry week for Florida. candidnte. If ho accepts tho' coll at Freehold. easy term., W. Mahns, J7,Esst Front Miss Esther Letts, Mrs. Mnry An- we had for till. Civil War Veteran «ncl FORD COUPE, BAROAIN. ' Flvs rooms, all Improvements; five min- ho will succeed Rov. Archibald II. Past Commander of Arrovrimlth Toit, No, strset, Red Bank. derson. Mrs. L. A. Boeckel nnd Miss Good rubber, started flne condition, utes' walk from station; I2< per month. Southall—Tapper, Sutphen, who has been pastor of MOTION PICTURES AT RUMSON SI, O. A. It.. In hli llfetlm*. and the ref- paint, etc. ' llupmoblle Agency, Msohsnle H6T~WATER~0AS HEATER FOR SALE. Elsie Boeckel of Leonardo. The erence in which vra now hold hie memory, • treat. IIml Bsnk. Oood hat -.water gas hsatsr, practleslly 211 Weyt Front strest. Bed Bank;' -:".'; the church 23 years. A gift of I solimnir expressed by this testimonial! brlde-to-bo received many gifts, Miss Madoline 11. Southnll, The? will talc* tha Place of the OAHACE FOR RENT. nswl used only a few times, for ssle for $500 was made to Mr. Sutphen at a Resolved, That we now place upon rec- 11,00, Call at B0 Hector pines, oi phohs f NOTICE"'*""" T daughter' of Harry Southnll pi "Pcopla'a Popular Course." ' ord this ttitlmonUl ot our sppreclstion of Spaeejfoc one ear in private garage. A&* Bed Bank 108O-R. . . ••- i- Glondola, and Fred W. Tapper, son farewell reception two weeka ago. his sterling character and Increasing loy ply to W. F. Rellly, 21 Pearl str.it. Bed The'ssle of Firestone eord, fabrW and MORE ELECTRICITY. A Now York motion picture serv- Bank, phonl v(8-It. GREENHOUSE FOR SALE. of John Tnpper of Hamilton, wore Mr. Bonzloy Is thirty years old alty. Greenhouse gl)x161 • boiler room, ptpss, balloon tlrss will be continued Xqr tVt» co concern will give motion pic- Iteeoived, That, a eopy of this rtiolu GUERNSEY COWS FOR SALE. dsys at dealers' wholesale prlee, t, II. married September 3d nt Old Ten- and mnrriod. He In chaplain of tho ste., Inoludsd. ' Olarshee 1). Hsviland, William F. VanisM. M.ltt.w ture shows this winter at tho com- tlon bi entered in tha minutes of our de Two Guernsey cows ' for sals. Apply Branch >vtmi«, L-lttla BUvsr, N. J. Phon« VanDorn, Broad street, Red Bsnk. • ' nont church by Rev. Henry Hamp- New Jorsoy aonato nnd president of partment, and be published In both th« Vloyrtrd Manson, Wverilds drlje, Jted llsd Bank «6«.R. -• „ MulHn Do Comethlng for Llncroft, munity houso'.at Rumson. This Jterl Bank,.,Ill>lster and tha Ileil Dank Bunk, care Timolat. ton of Glondoln. Their nttendnnts tho businessmen's association at Standard. CHILDREN'S CRIBS AND STOVE SALE. T" The electric light company nnd form of entertainment will take GIRL WANTS WORK, . . for saU.f't«*o seeend-hand erlbs, one s)B;OO woro Mls» Florence Brntidt of Jobstown. RED HANK KITE DKI'MITMENT, Girl wants work as leniral housaworkeri A lsaa '.Studebaker seven-pssitnglt the lelophotio company will string tho place of the "people's popular Harry U< DeKcnrlns-. and one I2.0O) also goOd,s>aHor atftve for ndan, ,ln'first elasa eonal^Qn. Osn.M, Glondola nnd Ilnrold Nevvmnn of no (sundry, 1'least call at II Well Ber< 110.' Osil at (0 Beetor plsee, or phone wires at Llncroft on the Ttnton courie" entertainments, which have Fret Went gen place, Bed Bank. . * seen Friday, September 11th, between f rSO New Hod ford. TWENTY-ONEJfEARS OLD. SAMUEL E. ItOOEIlB, Bell Bank 10gCH. • , F»lti rond ai fur louth n» William boon, given nt Rumson the past Secretary. R£L> WANTED. > ' '• PTAN6 FOR-SALE. T* •nd TlOO P. M, H, «, Da»ldso»,'4f IA., F. VnnNote's new house. Mr, Van- Norman Burdga of Leonardo' Sur- twelve years. The Now York con- riumbtr snd helper) eomblnatlon plumb* Unoanann Angelus pUytr.pianei also tor place, Bed Bank. "'-,'•'• »* ' RESOLUTIONS. er and tlnnsr preferred. Address, Plumber, Koto and MnMhow Mulllii will pay RED DANK KNIGHTS' ELECTION prtiad on Hit Birthday. cern will furnish the motion pic- WHEREAS, Our fellow cltlseil and liioth hit. tables and chairs, tmsr biett ussd. HOUSE FOR RE.... ,. «r. Van O. Sweeney, iltnsrled Ihli ll/< drawsr M, lied Bsnk. •• B. M, Oarilntr, NsVsllnV, phone ill-W, for the electric wires under «n Rr- New Officers Chosen Last Night by Norman Burctgo of Leonardo re- tures, tho projecting machines nnd Kcliley. AuBust 28th, 10JM MOTORCYCLEMOTORCYLE' FOR JALE. T Atl«ntln Illghlarlds. - • Kew and attrsstlve, six rooms. hath'anJ ringemont whereby they will get ceived n surprise visit from a num- a man to operate the plcturos. A Its It Itesolved, Uy the llrothernooil 10111 TwiTwin IndiaIndian mmotorerelo e wllh Ksrage; tss ranis and kit moderA Improve- 4he> Knlfhla of Columbus. Dood runnlnc ordavi |B5, ~ : B6U5ETdR~s'At.E. """ th»lr monoy back from the clectrlo Painters, IJeeoratore sml I'sperhaniters o cri In Dood rl Mine rooms, bath, lot tO.IOOi tl BITBIT - ments ; situated oh well side of Klvlnlt* At a moetlnu of Red Bank coun- bor of his frionda a few days ago show will be given on the fourth America, Loss! Union No, flit, of llei k 814 s, IB,BOO. I'hon. Ilir) Dank 814. enth avenue, Atlantic Highlands, IBBOO •vsnue. Applr ItobsTt C. Hanoe, 101 Rlt» company after a term a' yenn. Tho cil of tho Knights of Columbus lnnt In CDiebrntion of his twenty-first Thursday of each.month And the Hank, In whlei h he ssrveil faithfullaithfullyy for fiOUSE WANTED., * ill-W, Want la buy two.famlly double hpuss D, M. Qanlner, Navellnk, than ' erslds avenue, Red Bank, Ko atsnts. cont will bo fCOO, Mr. V.nNote nlirht those officers, were clioncn: birthday. Gamea, refreshment! and opening performance will behold manr -,ear«yean,, tlia(liat (he afr.eftnaffection and reirespeep t Allsnll. Hllhlawls. ;'-.' we hail fof' ". ou~~~r broth.••""--r- I' n his lltetlm. amil n Kad Dunk, Address Doubla Iloiisi, ,. TAKETNOTICE, , .., PHI put up $400 and Mr. Mullln will flrantl knla-M—Petir F. Lans-, mrloui other nttrft'ctlons Wore «n- on Thursday of next week. the revsr.noe in which we now hoU lrawsr M, IUd Bahti, KT his If iraur slovs or furnses nsecls re*slr« Verr desirable river rseldsnesi winter put up |200. __ _ Deoul/ icrand knlllit—Tlmallir lloilnl- oyed. Tho "surprliors" woro Mri. Memorr,...,-.,,, b..e solemnlir, ...... npistuil. b„y, tthis call or phone (IsmUel Bwsrts. 14 Wist 'setlmonlal ' months or year | ten rcorhi, two bathi, ill an, IVllllnm Burdgo, Mrs, Mabel Leon- istlmonlal, > ' Heren roomi, part ImvroVsminli M 111 front street. cpposlU Urpsd atreit, iled Hurl hf Fall From Scaffold. Hssolved, That we now plaes upon res* Munmouth strist,. ApplJ J, Ti K|M, 11 Dsn». 1'hons) 1117 ' ' ImprovenienUI t«/o-e»r tangs, For rintst • Faithful Sejrrie* aecornlsed. Chaneellpr—Prenk Murphy, ard, Mrs, O. A. Phrnnor, Miss Mary ord this testlmonlsl of our appreciation o( Wall strstt, Red BanV, ' VVanl.n—John Kellr. ' . Christian Diets, Jr., ion of Chris- hla slarllni eharseler and Increasing lu»- i and InsMctlon arldrsjss Allaire A Mas)*,' ' Wllllnm Allgor of KutoiitowrL i - McClei's, Minn Mildred Leonard) __ , ,.-. -WANTED If your s|6«« or fnmait nseds rsyslrs aitnti, 00 Bros.) street, Rsd Dink, phone lUtorJInir eeersUnr—-Jehn I'. (l«.il, ,ir, Inn Dleta of Mlddlotown vlllng«, EVEirWl 1 >«\ved n prlno «t the flromen'i pai- Mian Mlnnlo Phrnnor, Miss Blinche In keen housi In fsmllx .of (our adults, J«ll or phone "smu.l Jwsrts, 14 W«ik rintnelsl sterelari—llsrolil A, Cllilln, It'saelvel, That a topr el this f-Jiulu. whlli 1 teaih athool. Hri. Irnlit Bitrder, front street, opposite urosd elrsel, Ked Lonnnrd, Ml» Hilda Houthall, Ar- wU badly cut and brultod lim week lion he entered In Mil mlnulsa nf our : • y»dd «t Dalmar Saturday tot being 'i>Miur#>—-Edward MrDanouah, •nnent, N, JfA be« B1,__ ',...;." ': '• Ssna, 1'hone 1««7, when Im fell from it scaffold while Uteri l/nltn, lie pulillilml In Imih Th< ,.,iit« ol7sars—Charles (lllilln, h« WAS doing some repair work on Otandard. snd that a sopr lie sultshlr »II- .. ..jifc'rW' BUsslole to sontrsotor and bulldsjrideriepislslui speslsllsil In MlemMlsml Ths i»'t,of Flrsitons: «onl, fshrls anl , * i)on, In pornt of 'wrvlca, llo hn» DutllJe irusrd—ItnUrt Thorten, • ''».«.. .,,, ,• • a house lit haa been, umblo to Drossed anil lent te the family uf uur ile- Addresi OeoV Wsnl.d, sontrsotollsasli Spanishr and, Yulll JiorAf} 11 you, artbllloon llrsi will be eontlnued (or ten " n » mtmlier of tti» B«tontown Ront put that out-grown furnl- leased (fiend and kroth«r. lll Sih j| "Jit trnlnsf to build It w II poo fa let mf dan. sit dealers' wholesale prise, f, '([( ^dejpsHmiiet 'ytfy*. thm. forty turo in the attic-. Sol) It through work since tho nccldont.'but ho ex- JOHN II, nt, ssllnsts 1»f>ri pUlirn ymiff laittrmtlaitt . Or It p»yi to xlvortlio In Tilt Rtglt- poct« to Msuina hli Job In • low l'l.ildinl, nd, apaTf ofilssssf •Idjpoj, O»ri. VanDornipriiafl »trt»fc 1M_ tl$nk, •;, yf' rrrAdvtrtlitmint CLMBil J0BH8ON. •«*• sinii Cy ulllng M 111 041B. phonl Bid Dan* Jl«glit«r.^-Advortli«iaent. & ' itrttl, jUif »*ii.<,', ,< , •' ^trtft, »«4 Dak I :-' RAiLROAD'' PR'OPERWX FOR1 JSAUJ1^ :,;:;r/roRS*£t;.^: TWO*SLATE ROOFS FOR SALE. > -STAR SEDAN. » '.,«•' '< che»p;< piece of land 200 fe.t along rail'. Rumioo, ten room nouie and bath, eles> in a flrst class condition. Buyer to take Ml* model ear In very line condition. road,,foriner fair gronndi'-'aldlng; for sale} trlelty, gas and boat; 16t_ BOjSOS feeti slates' frpra ruof, Can be seen kt at. 0„7. Monmo«b street. Bed fl Continued, trora prietdtng ,i#lt.l :] garage and shade; prlee\$».8O0. Caleb „ , ROOM FOR jtENT 2118 Maple avenue. Bid Bank. : , •-?•• ';, . Luker,'. Belford, .M.i J. Pbone i 78-F.81, Bank. Apply ScuteJlaro Constructjos Co, Fine large room, Sguthern exposure, ,'. .: CLOSE TO LONG BRANCH. .vT /NINE LOTS FOR SALE',, Keansborg. '''•'. • '-.'*-'-' '• ' ' •' 112' Monmoiith street, Ited Bank. prlvata family, FruteiUnt; breakfaat if Nine,;lots ,at Wllmort' Park, well lo- FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT. FOR SALE OR RENT. desired; steam nested. 87 Maple avenue, kinds of frolt. - A bargain' at: IS.OOO. cated for. vale cheap,'as'owner fa'to move Furnished 'house for lent for winter Eight - room house, all Improvements, corner Peters place, handy to tralna and «— •"•• Btlllroaii^ Ststtt'jTitahwtr'' T-'--- from this locality.. Apply at: Merchant* (seven months): six rooma with all Im-completely furnished, and garage; fair business section of town. Phone 001.11. Trust Co., Broad, street. Bed Bank, f ' Baven'; possession October 1st : For par- provements; reasonable to aduita. w. J.ticulars see William H. Hlntelrannn. Bum- FURNITURE FOR SALE:, mmmmm \^£ HAVg AA>UMBE NUMBER •" i UPHOLSTERING. - • V Bennett, 57 Valley Drive, AOantlo- High- ion. N. J., or phone-Humson 600. Opportunity to buy handsome high grade or doilrmbli houioi on durill.ourUlit forfor; talsalt>t orr Upholat.rlng and rednlihins of air kinds lands. l^J living room, dining room and bedroom rent,'.» InwroitadTealJ Bed Bank IBS*, of furniture. Frank Howard, 121 Wast HOME BUILDER AND MIU.W0SK. LOOK—FOR SALE. suites; 'Imported Chinese and domestic front street. Red Bank, phone, shop »»»J I rugs;, door, lamps and table lamps and or iceJl at Ul CaWnnd>street,TB«d Bank. l v Many plans to choose froovtr wjU estl- Six-room house and • little over three MA K«tb«r1i, U»- residence 8«0-W. Bed Bank. moteT your plans. Screening, porches, trel- aercs of land along con>'t:t« rofcd on eor- other novelties, also office furniture, no -Pank.iihorlicm.j; EXPERT AUTOMOBILE WA3HEB lises and poreb boxes. Fenolng.. Robert ner at Hopplng's Crossing, near Csmp* dealers 41 Drummond place. Red Bank, V .Eight roc.ns^ on Btate highway: all Im-uow in charge of the wash tUod a* tbeL. Cook. 17 Sunset: avenue. Red'Bank. hell's Junction. 17.500. Caleb L. Loker, Phbne Red Rank 803-R HI A;<-elx.passengor Stjitx touring ear Inprovement' s ;: opppslie.7 golf.. links. - Hi 0.Boro Basses, Inc., Olobe Court. and., Me: Phone UBS, Bolford. Phone 7t-g-»l Keaniburg. FOR SALE. the new lubnrb of htdjIiJ ;Il Bchltehtlng,: King's highway, Bed Bank. otaanlo street. Get your oar washed 'whUe EXPERT UPHOLSTERING. Beautiful lev en room leraMmngalow, port avenue, your Phone «82-J- ' ' In town. Service guaranteed. Overstuffed furniture, cushions, slip cov. nearly new. two *un parlori, hardwood ers made to order; supplies; tapestry, ore- AND DbORSFOlt SALE!" WANTTOB0lLb?:WEHAVETHELOf. SAXAPHONE INSTRUCTION. floori, hot water heat, bath, all improve- Learn to play this popular Instrument. tonne end leather; lamp shade silks, wire ments; ffRraue; garden, shade treet, fruit; Coll Bed BankM8B8 or oil parsonally frames, trimmings. H. Chark's furniture In Eatontown, close to busies;' 14,600, d dfi at 111 Oakland street, oppoilto tho «ta-I will teach you. Saxaphones bought, and store, all Monmouth street. Red Ba k. • tlon. Lot u» ihow. you our offerings. void. Musicians for all occasions.' Fboni phone ,.•.• •••••••::••:•• . ' :. ' On bond and inortgagu on teal esUte In overhead than that of other dealers; Is only half hour, about one-ball m r«nt«nt| on ststatet TilghvrayTlh , convenient to J FPR SALE. Red Bank or \ Icinltv fi> euma of. 1600; to one reason why. the piano purchaser gets . LOST...... Sliver station on the New ;.:' . \^ KEYPORT,/N, J, .•• ';.••• ..A nice. six.room houao, ImprovemehtSt Hand bag lost at Palace theater Mon- Bh ild Ol all fusses; vallylmprovtnieriti.r Oarage, Qrien Qrovo «venuo; nine room house, HO 000 •ApplyJohn A. Lovely, counselor, more for his money at Dirhaa's Piano 1 In Entontown; 13,600. Terras. Look this at-liw. South Amtwy. N. J. ebons Booth day, matinee, in ladles' room, containing Phone Eatontown: 8480-B. tint «)a«s ^condition; all. Improvements; one over. Bargain. .','T, Elwood Shyder, Wareroom and Shop (rear of residence), $2.4Q in money, a hey that catit bo tlupH- , s. ttlOHESTHIGHEST pRlbM PAID aun parlor!! terms to suit. M. F. Collins, Eatontown, N, J.. phone gl^j-R. Amhov.m-M.' V ''••: _ Drummond place, pbone 113.3, Red Bsflk. cated on account of; ita .age, and ownev's count for cash. .... „ . _. 1 k l< Kovpjrt 870-n.•. '• .:; .• '••• :• -COCKERELS AND PULLETS. •'•». ;' i j,"< 9'.llvppoultrf .r Jaoob Beck- BANG—BANG—BANG. card snd address in bag. Finder -x>1ea«e roent, Ins., Oceaoport aV«nU«, •-•••-- HALL FOR DANCES. " •• lodo Island variety, for sale: also . Get- new, tlrcs.on. your.car or you will Ie.ave a&ma at. theater office and get re- .-,» WANTED , ...... , CASH. PAID* - ., -. W. 0. \\. hall over Clayton £ Magee'l. for falsa teeth; dentil gold, platinum, die- hear the same thing. You can dnjl Fire- ward. Btx 212. Belford, N . J. . r ngi\v Answer;: to X. JHi«i».N.J. > to do • packing , and shipping In clothing carpets, and chenille portieres. Write for CURCHIN'S FOR REAL ART. county districts. Profitable and perma- WHEN MOVING eomraoto>rr and bullden all kinds cfjol factory.; prefer one'that.'cnn writs a good bury river; water, electric lights and gas, Curchln'a barber shop Is the plice where nent Write Hoopes Bro. & Thomas Com- :|S;,i'i !ii; rOARAOE'FOR;RENT.' ,, , . Jlng done. clraulars. American Rug Manufactory, 296 rent reasonable to. yearly tenant. Apply Call Anderson Brothers, Telephone) $ilVi .*iv*Oehtral'lo«atlon, onc-oat goraiei I«,P hand.' 'John • :Hehenberg, 25 Mechanic Vermont street. Brooklyn. N, Y. art means something. For real prrcf try pany, W«?Bt Chester, Fa. 600 acres m James fiodei to Mrs. L. Blewltt, 72 Fourth street. us' once, and then you will always. This Bank 70t and cet out rates. aa-iattJ'M«in.'lit«»M.;- - atreet, Bed Hank. ••..-.-,••,-.. FOR SALE. nuraerlcB. Established 72 'yeara, . FOR? 7 1 Highlands, N. J. also applies to Indies and children. Sec- Any time. GEORGE H, ROBERTS. . '• •£»" "•'<•>• '•' SALE.'.-:'• ,..'• -J.O" ^ WILLING BOY WANTED. •• A 125,000 six per cent.first mortgage . STUCCO MOUSE FOR SALE. —*ARM"FOR-SALE, ONLY «B *>0. ond National btnk building. Red Bank, up- irTNiw Monmouth, N. J, Ton.beautlful blaok rotrlcvsr oupplss for", '• Boy Wanted*(whlto)-'to work on grounds now on a. .976,000 property. , Boss M. ; wtalrs. Seven rooms and bath, electric, gat anil STORE FOR RENTV sals^eheap) best companion on aarth..Bryv and drive a.Bulcktcari must have refer- Clayton, 102 Aebury avenue, Ocean Grove, Five and ono-linlt acre farm for saw, all modern Improvementsr located at White two miles from Xong Branch; six rooms ANTIQUE FURNITURE FOR SALE. Large store, two windows; a ten "OOOD EAR C6BN FOB SALE. . an. Pdrtaqpickj Lon» Branc' ••••"• ences; Phone 1101-MMtcd Bank,.at 0:00 N. J., phono Anbury Park 16TI.. avenue, half block from Broad • treet, "ELDERLY mid 10:00 A. M, . •- . with bath, elcplrlclty. good bam, all kinds Mahogany bureau, Empire period, $100; Shrewsbury,. N. J,; lot 27.6x125 'feet. furnished. Apply A. Cltarella, II Phone freehold 8, C. H. llohertson, tt : . CORN I CORN! CORN. of fruit. Ray H. Stlllman. State Highway, mahogany night stand S35, rush bottom to keep houie for two men: plain cooking; Price $0,6DO; easy terms.: For particu- mouth street. Bad Bank. , f II • Court ttnat. Freehold; N. J. snjsll wwrti} but' good ;horo.e. Address • • BUNGALOW FOR RENT. Bat It while It is 'young.'- Snap beans Estontown. M. J.' "•ockinir. chair »1B, and one hand-made lars apply Scutellaro Construction Co.. of- "TEAM OF WORK HORSES FOR SALE Five -room bungalow for-* rent, year too. Everything good this week. Rasp- 'tippyppy" tableable. Can be. seen Saturday fice 112 Monmouth street. Red Bank. C.nt.. BoxluVHumtoB.'.t'.l round,.Improvmticnls.... l(!ni' ; $30 per month." W. berries plentiful. Mrs, Dodge'* Market, MONEMON Y TOOA LOANN i ty i b We Buy and Sell EverytKnnfT; « ehmp. William V. Carney, Phalanx, N.J.i ... first andd secondd mortgagetgegess IIn "mount"m s morning. C. ty. Jennings, Shrewibury, Shono MUdletown. 578-r>38. J.' Bennett, 67 Valley .Drive,' Atlantic Rumion road, Little Silver, N. J. also buy g NEW HOUSE'FOR SALE. - What you dont want someone- else' ootoeW '\ ; Five room bungalow with large baiemint Hl0hland<. N. J. of 81.0000 to $2000$20,0000 . Will also buy good On Bergen plflco between South street WILL. EXCHANGE mortgages. •:?>»«« ,R"d,R"d_. BBank WINDOW CLEANING. " Bed. Bank Auction House, »1-J7, I BUY' and all Improvements', • John Bsnnannnan.. La- ; second mortgages 100 Monmouth and Branch avenues large living' room', mta'a and boyt'iold tho.s. .',,*, Yiliin, i fayetto strett, Rumton, N.-Ji LOT FOR SALE. Ford> sedan, year 1020, wltb some cash, 19B-M. EdwarEddd Wplf, M We make a specialty of denning win- dlnlns room,' kitchen, three bedrooms and mouth street, phone 1084, Bed Dank.k . WmtFront street, RadJUnki_ . Ah Berffen place, .between South street for . used. 1924 Ford coupe, .In good alt treet. Red Bank, dows of, stores, oluces-and private resi- "'-.-' '•>•'•'v -: WANT-TO BUYv-,v " • ,-•.-."and Branch avnuc; elte H0x200; will sell 'around condition. Apply to' Frank Talcrl- dences: also irenernl office eleanlnu. Rates bath. All modern Improvements; ga- Carpenter Work Wante ' Five hundred Slnglo Comb White Leg- cold running water; Ideal for commercial " CHICKEN FARM FOR SALE. ~~ DISPOSAL SALE. road, Bed Five rooms; In Fslr Haven;, Inquire at count for cash., Hylln i Sals,'room 2, Wearing.. apparel; reason. Jenviriir these Phone JBO-J. _Amtrloan padding mnshln*. hew, ooat horns, somo now laying;-price reasonable. people. Reasonable rates. 131 Hudson BoBlster - hliTldlng. • . Twtnty-two-acre chicken tarm. eluht- 'Builtr't store. 1'alr Haven'.-K. J. ' HOO. prloe: $88,. Albert- E. Bnyder, room Holland 0. IIIBIII, Freehold, H. J., It. D. 4, rootn house, all Improvements; laundry: parts ;'wlnter coat, polo -white-Polrct. twlllt avenue, phone Red Bank 118-W. SKfFF~MffTOR BOAT FOR SALE. 1 ^ C1RL WANTED i •-,- Eisner building, Bed Bank.:' phbrto S28-F-glS. V ~ V '•, • " '" farm folly equipped for chickens. All boauttful suit, fnr'trlmmed: dresses,. vel- WOODHOLM KENNELS."*^ ; BUICK FOR SALE, ' Motor boat, 10 feet, bottomtom,, 24 feee t vet flats,, latest style shoflH, sweaters, * In Mlddletown. for general housework! no LOTS FOR SALE. HAVE Y0OR- CLOTHES kinds off bulldlnssblldlnss.. PrPrici e SIC,BOO. Caleb Dogs and cats boarded; life's sxpsrisnsj '; Seven passenger, excellent condition; long. 6 feet 2 Inches 8 f«t deep. LukerLuker. BlfBelford.d N . JJ ,phonh e KKeansburb z poclcetbooKs. Everythi'thinmg In good eondi- * -laundry. Phone 1788. Bed Bank; •• • I have sev»erai l. Iota near blab school. Red cleaned nt theClty Dry Cleaning and Dye- i power engine i speed 12 miles per Bank. PrlceL 1017; only run 21,000 miles; kept in ga-six horse '— tlon; very.cheap. A. . WolfWe , 100 Monmouth with all kinds of dogs. Agent foV-Oll ~, LAWN MOWING, S. •-,-• •.:'' lea HIghti . Caleb L Luker. Bel- ing WorksWr . U Mechanic nic street, near Broad rage; paint good. Any reasonable oftcr. leoree; Stolte," SB8 Conover street, ford. PhonineJKeae Keanibnrj o 76-F-81. atreettt . RRed BarkBk. PhonPh e 108-B108B, WillWilliai m hour.' GL_.D-. street, Red Bank, phone Bca Bank-195-M. Trust? dog food, etc. Phone 6!-M, Lon»VS .•Slanting, pruning. Bradins: exnerlsnc.il Phone 120, Beabrlght,• C. Pecker. WANTED. _. t. Iiurn BERS WANTED~ Ostrov. proprietor, South Amboy. ssti. BUNGALOWS FOR SALE Branch. Oceanport, i pin. A. Lambert. IUlmsoii BoO-M. PLUMB FOR SALE. ICEBOAT TYRO FOR SALE; Bicycles, Victrolai, household goods, now under conatructlon, containing, .five UVE.. _POLICEJPUPPIES-FORLSALE._ Blx room houae, all improvements, n«ar ^ Tlllrd-clais-lce-yachtr-eomplete-wlth flrolf balls.-:-,musical Instrumnnts,- nuni S-TonrtnT Waoltd, :lais men. only. .Major Brothers Co., 4 rooms and bath,, "electric, gas and'ticat; all -PUPPIES FOR tattle, calves, hogs i Two police puppies, female, from pedi- river and Broad street. Red Bank: tS.SOO. and two sets of sails. Bay this crockery, tclassware and stove. Red Bank modern Improvements; lot 37.6x126 feet, Bed Bloomlteld avenue, Newark.M. J. . greed registered stock at an unusually low $8,000 cash, balance mortsaee.' Caleb L. dhVtdyforthjlc.; Auction house, ,31-87 Monmouth street. Two female Irish .setters, fltMBntiif^ ' N. Buda. phone g»7rl located'at White avenue, half block from 1 ., POSITIONWANANTEDT - . . t, WORK WANTED . ''• price;.fourtoen weeks• old., C. Buttcrfasfi, Lulier, phone 75-F-31, Keansburg. >_ Benjamin L* Phone lied.Bank.1984. Open evenings till Broad street."' Shrewsbury, N. J. Price old; three wire haired fox terriers', atari*"*. POSITION MldUlotown.N. J. ,. .;.' • .-• . ' .. $300. 0:00 P, M. • Oltl dwlrei part-time job. -Call asy- by day or,as general.houseworktr. Phono OARpENER-CHAUFFEUR avenue; Red Bank. S4.0O0, easy terms. Apply Scutellaro Con- two months old. Sycamore tin., at 11 Bank .treat. Bed Bank. Bed Bank; 411 or write Bolerta Browne, JUST. ARRIVED. . position for himdy man cop&ble of drivlntj BARGAIN NEAR RIVER, *T.6OO. FARMS WANTED. struction .Co., 112 Monmouth street. Bed Shrewsbury, ft. J. Phone Bed Bank ""FIRSFIRST FLOOR APARAPARTMENT;;T ' P. O. Box 88; Little' Silver, H. J. Large ahlpment' of gas ranges In' all car to, station;' permanent position in Attractive nine-room house, with bath, Have city clients ready to bu? farms In Bonk. ' ... 7 sices and colors at low prices. Samuel- 1 Monmouth* county, also village homes, Furnlehedlhd , allll ImprovementIprovementss i«i«aragea , .WINDO OLASS. -• - WcBtchcatcr. Apply J. 8. Hedges, Z15 In good condition; one-half acK| of ground, HAMILTON S. BATON, All sites carried Instock. Olatlng dona Snartz, 14 Weit Front street, oil Broad Elbcron avenue, Allcnhurst, N. J. beautiful trees; only two miles to •Bed town, river snd shore properties. Send let- HOUSE FOR SALE At « Hlv«r»ldej>v«nuei Bed Bank. It reasonable prices. Phone 70-J70-J. Mlller'o. atreet. Red Bank.' '' • ' - • • . -'-. ter with full description of property to on Bergen place, between South street and .Iristiranee broker, represent* the aii tTpTWWfET^EA .LINOLEUM. Bank: Good : nelshborhood. Bay tt. Stlll-Bay H. Stlllman, State highway. Eaton- Branch avenue; eight rooms with all Im- tTWf »» WesWtt FronFt t SStreett . RedRd .B Bankk. PULLETS FOR SALE. man.Eatontown_,_N _J and not the company'. Telephones Tjrpewrlten i«ntaili--:.-lM>u«»t^»n Lane stock to select Ixain, In oil quali- 1 i town, N. J. provements, cosy breakfast room, sewing Bank 1270 and John 1S04. All kinds at i Tianui'a. 68 Broad itrett. Red 1I«DH. BARGAINS IN CARRIAQEST ~" Ten pullets about to lay; also one laying ties, at low prices. See us before buying REBUILDINtTPIANOS AND PLAYERS. room, all artistically decorated, large, dry Large stock to select from at the right hon, all for $12. Act quick; piovlng. Bine elsewhere. Samuel Swarts, .14 West Front We do the most perfect and highest class '•••': LOST. cellar; nil kinds of beautiful shrubbery" Insurance. New York ofrlee, 80 HaJeWjJj prices. Samuel 'Swarti,'14 West Front DeCarlos's bell, 362 Valley drive, at Leon- atreet, oil Broad street. Red Bank. iob of re-bulldlni known to the ilano In- In a Red Bank Boro has,. between Rod and fruit; garage: lot 60x198. Look It Lane. j and Iron cot, . street, on Broad strset, led Bank.. ardo high school, •,. * i Acnlr-IO MtehanlMtreet; -Re d- Bank. -OIL-STOVES. dustry.._A. :B,_D!rba.n, Drummond place. Bank and Buraion, 'Thursday. September over; $10,600..-.-Call 41 .Bergen.plaee,-Red '""• ' : "•'" COOD PRICES PAID ' • ReJ Bank., Showroom and shop rear of res|. lOthrs lady's hphd' crocheted' bagT Finder Bank, phone 1733-M. ' STORE FOR RENT. A'NEW PLACE TO DANCE. Florence and New Perfection In all sizes please return to .owner. . Reward. Mrs. Five lots on SUte highway, route 4, Infor men's .aecond-hand clothes at tbe City at Ion prices! Bee-tts' Before buyins else- dence. Telephone^OSJ^ : 'Lake Tavern, WestAsbury avenue, As- X)ry Cleaning lYorkn, S Mechanlo street, 3t P. Meehnn, Windsor hotel, Asbury ' FOR RENT ALL YEAR ROUND. At 16 Monroonth street, formerly' /*>a AS. •!«•« • •**•— wrr m ~ S Clilfwood, 26x216, at »B0O each, Address "WANT'TO LEASE FOR ONE YEAR^ Pk M J Btnrday evenings near Broad street. Phone 10B-B. WlUlam where.'- Bamuel Swnrti. 14 ' West Front Park, ~N. J. .' ' At Fair .Haven, Catherine street, off cupled by Consolidated Oas Co. isasaedW', bury "Park, N. J.. Saturday evenings. Lots For Sale, drawer M. Bsf Bank, street, ofl Dread street, Jed- Bank. with privilege of-buyinr- small house with Kemp avenue; two new bungalows from Oc- OitroV, nroprletdr. *" .' ate possession given. Apply Jersey < J. O. ESCMBLBACReH d4 BankSON,i pbon INSTRUCTION IN GREGG SHORTHAND ~ HOUSEfFOR RENT. three to five acres suitable for poultry and THE VICTOR. ADDING MACHINE" tober 1st, foUr and five rooma respectively, US West Front/ •'..-„,-,-- — OCDEN McCLASKEY, ducks; must be north of road .leading from is used by the largest business houses In furnished or- unfurnished, .all up-to-date tral Power * Light Co, oS Broad's 1»7S. Auto aacBSBorlie" and VMIClcanising.I , and touch typewriting; both bcjlnnlng nntl Seven rooms and bath, all Improve- advanced classes. Mrs. J. J. O'Shea, 128 slair roofer; tin roofs coaled shd made ments, at. 10 Peters place,' from/Septem- Bed Bank to Holmdel. Address C. A. H.,the country. There Is none better no modern Improvements, heat, gas, electric Red. Bank. Broad street. Red Bank. Phpna 683. tight. Chimneys .repaired. Roofing ma* ber 1st. Apply Mrs. J. D. Pharo, 17 drawer M, Bed Bank. matter how much you pay, and the Victor lights; bath and water on premises. Ap- tcrlal for safe. IZl Hudson avenue. Red 1 . FOR SALE OR EXCHANOE. Peters placo, Red Bank, phone 1128. • NOTICED : „ is only $100. We will gladly put one inply or phone 851-W, Red Sank, or Joe Bank, phone 400-J. -, on trial, for you, no obligation on your HQmphreyg. Fair Haven.' ^ FOR SALE. Seventy-acre; chicken and' turkey farm, HOW ABOUT THOSE RENT RECEIPTS? Store will be,closed.from Friday. 8:00 part. Irubin'B. A 1022 Stadebnker seven-] about, three- and ahalf mllee-from Red STORM ENCLOSURES. P. M. until Monday morning on account o» FOR TEA ROOM OR DEVELOPMENT. v Now is the tlmo to have them put np,. Have you , found the person who. will sedan, In urst class condition* Can I Bank. Edward M. Haley. Jled Bank. cash them? Why not buy a house and holiday. Open Thursday evening. Flnkel- MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE. On State highway between Eatontown W.?t' KVo"nt'.-tre.t-.-B.rl;B.nk. Phone 12.B. dont wait until bad weather. Phone Red steln's Rochester Clothes Shop, 12 West A new liar ley-Davis on motor cycle,- seen Friday, September 11th, between «a IDEAL COMMUTINO HOUSES Bank 1408 for Ralph B. jjlckels, the car-have something for your money ? Hadley- and Red Bank,', opposlto Freehold road. ' tEM~SUTPHEt5E UTPHEfSr Hall. Ill Oakland street. Red Bank. Front atreet, Red,Bank, 1925 model; only run a few hundred Twelve acre farm, old colonial farmhouse and 7:00 F, M. M. M. Davidson, 40 I ptptf htnfflng and -decorating. I«S Me for salt or rent: twelve minutes' walk to penter and builder. ' - miles; bought of Grover Parker, July 1, set well back, from road, surrounded by •'•*lon, one hour to New York. O. G, TRY CURCHIN'S FOR FACE.VALUE. GLASS HEADQUARTERS. FOR SALE. roy place, Red Bank. ' Bennett two-deck oven, baking 1026; price $265. Charles Bosch, Middle- beautiful shade trees. All improvements. Wlgglni, Byer's Isne, MsUwan, N. J. -. ' Let us 'be your barber. We 1 'J. J$nH!nson's"Excursion gr•oundrT-Lake-ave: " " " ~"~-~ =rTWP..BUNeALOWS FOR SALE, -or nn, ,Boy»ry»r™, » Bsotor place. Red Bank, phena rubln's, 68-Bros»a:street. Red: Bank.k . \ building^Upstairs.-.—--•: • -•—• . highway. .Katontown, N. J. . laying out or grounds. Urge ic Mn4lL' *". : JUST "F1GGER" UP nuc, Asbury Park, U. J. Irour rooms, bath. Improvements; can MANTLE FQR SALE. APARTMENT TO_ LET. lie bought for J400 cosh, $36 per month. HOUSE AND OFFICE. vice given aa to what when tnt hqtt"1 "PRESERVING. JARS FOITSALU," White marble, complete: grate, blower Four rooms andl bath, hot and cold wa- the rent you have paid in ten. years, You FOR SALE; RED BANK. > Quarts SO cents, pints 40 cents a doxen, could have bought a house. ' Buy one nousa of soven rooms ana bath, afl Will rent on<- for $80, other for $25, -with Residence and real estate business !n plant. T. H. Stiles, m Hardlnf ' ' ter! 840 per month. Corner Wallace and privilege to buy. Belford Building Cor. Little Silver aro for . sale: - income about •40 last Front airlit,; Red .Bank, phone Jenks.] 81 Front street. Keyport. N. J. Spring streets, • W. F. Crovcv, 106 Wal-now. Wo have Borne "dandies," Hadley- jrovements; fine location, near depot: Red Bank, pbonai llll. 874. •••'•••- laeo street, HcJ Bank. __- Hall. Ill Oakland street. Red Bank. restricted: can make s business place. poratlon. olllce, Bnyslde Heights, phone (2,000 yearly. - Seven room house, larse 1 „ .- BORO AUTO STORAOE, ~f Keaniburg 480-R. . lot, excellent location, near achoolhouse. — GIRL WANTED • / .. : -. TAKE NOTICE. Price $9,000. Caleb Luker, Belford, N. 1, A REAL BARGAIN. Mechanlo street and Qloba Court, Will APARTMENT FOR RENT SKIFF~FOR-SALE.~7 " —-If-not-aold-promptly—will—want- a-sstes- for general hou.ework. TApply, Pa«^I Bin- store your car by the hour, dar, week, on Broad street,. Red Bank; fine apartment, . X have several used gns Btoves und cook phone 15-F-31. KeanBburg.; r woman who has a car, to act for me dur- Ntw Hz room hoDie.*a)0 tmgroT ttlraana, Rumson, If. J. Phone Bumion month-or rear. Day and night service. six' rooms, two. baths; garase. iieat and stoves to sell at a bargain. Come and look FOR SALE. RED BANK Sea skiff "Gander" for sale,- $1,100, ing my absence in Florida. Apply now* Bargain. 20 H. P. Kermuth engine. awn- cement walks and cellar onebloear FORD SEDAN. FOR SALE. janitor service. Ray H. Stlllman, agent, them over. Samuel SwarU, 14 West Front apartment house, seven rooms eaen siae, Other houses, (4,000 up. . The paraonaga bus, flye nlnotee to station I ""• P6ULTRY HOUSES.WANTED.! ' phono Eatontown 217H. . • atreet, off Broad.. Btreet. Red Bank. two cellars, hot air heat, bath, electricity Ing and hood, toilet; just overhauled, $7,500. A. 0. Baiter. Little Silver. N. J. A lDI^l. a^ood running order, just been Bplondldly equipped, as good as row. Caa Terms. Phone 1>»7, Bed Bank. Twenty-five, fifty or one hundred pullet HOUSE FOR SALE. 7 FURNITURE FOR SALE. and gas, tubs, sidewalks, lot SOxU'" capacity. Write K. Lamarche, Shrewsbury, overhauled and new rear end; 1100. W. C. Price $14,000. Caleb Luker, Belford. N. J. be seen at Community House, Gooseneck FRANKLIN PARK, Ewlnr, to Westside avenue. Graman, 27 William street, Bed Bank. Harrison avenue house of nine rooms Two antlo.nc corner cupboards, Gothic Phone $4 600. teimB. T. Elwood Snyder,. Eaton- myself. No moro use for same. $10. """"' HELP WAtJTED—MAIJk'" To reach the homei In tbls sectioa noth- eolUht condition; sacrifice for $600, cost Vm. Penn. - A good home is the best Phone after 8:00 P. M. or call. Jay• X, lake with Jake drive an added attraction'. Welrfltld Bag mi Carpet Cleanlttt $1,170. Telephone- Red Bank. 10G2, or legacy. Why- not own. yours? Hndley- town. N. J., phone 2136-R. Smith, Locust, N. J. . , . Office on premises. Bay H. Stillman, Two first elass salesmen; aalary and ing else can equal The Register, whlob 991 Walrfleld atreet, Brooklyn; N, T. commission. Andy's Qaraie, Long Branch, goes Into over 7.300 homea every week. write Box 88. Reel Bank. - . " - Hall, 111 Oakland streot, Red Bank. FOR SALE. ^ managing agent. State highway, Eaton- . POLICE PUPS AND DOCS. • MONEY TO LOAN." Two beautiful six room bungalowsbunga, all F.ORSALE. town, N. J. OOsks F6K SALE, PORT MONMOUTrit t hih betw Antique .solid -mahogany-bedroom -suite, ^MORTOAOE rV)ONEV, WANTED. A few police pups for sale where they and Fordor sold: t>IU pay beat prlies. J, Backer. GENERAL CONTRACTOR ELMER t WAINRIOHT, P Plainfleld, N. J. Cleaners, repairers and nrintblt - HOUSE FOR RENT,...... Price $6,600; cash required SI,500. bal- taxi $78. J, Arclla, Rumson Oarage, Rum- Meohaola street. Red Bank. Phone IQOt-J. and, builder; jobbing done. Jseob Balrleb, justice of the ceseei Grlmtnsl and oolleo- ance easy terms. Inquire Caleb Luk«r, era of your old floorings. Oar band • corner of Appleton and Hnmllton avenue. tlon eases receive prompt attention with furnished or unfurnished; seven rooms, FACTORY BUILDING FOR SALE son 491. / ' WANTED. results. Day and night service. Phone 4. every modem convenience; delightful real estate. Belford, N. J. I or rent; fireproof: now under conatructlon;' Ine restores thai nap. Let ejspabJtHy ) "STUDEBAKER TOURING FOR SALE. K reliable woman to help with laundry Ocean View, near Leonardo.' ' Address Leonardo P. O., box 176, Office, 164 Catherine street. Red Bank. neighborhood! $70 »"»t»V0™'»*!Vesl . FARM FOR SALE. tvro stories high; slxe of each floor 88x78; rour requirements. Carpet eteanirtvOl Special Six. in A-l condition. Olalr and general cleaning on Saturday; all elec- uafurnlshed. Edward W. Untaer, 6 West Seventy-Ova acre farm or will sell a part. each floor will rent to suit tenant. One Moninouth street. Bed Bank, phone tt«.n trlcal appliances. Phone 846-R, Itumson. FOR REST : ~"~ HAVE YOU THE HOUSE? VanPelt, Beera street) Keyport, N, J.. B. We have .the tenant We hold a ^wait- Main street. Freehold; N. J Twelve room house, electric, toilet and floor or both wilt be completed * by Sep TEN-ROOM HOUSE FOR REN.. on Wallace street, single house, eight bath; hot and cold water: usual outbuild- temter 1st. Will also remodel to snl LANDSCAPE GARDENER. ' V 8 rooms and bathi sarage. All In good Ing list of outtofAtown clients anxious to FOR SALE. ." °' ' WHEN MOVING, ~ .. All. improvements; taraec; rent very locate near town. Hsdley-Hall, 111 Oak- Beautiful seven room house, improve- ings; less than three miles to Red Bank, tenant: located at . White avenne. half New grounds laid cut and BlaateoV- reasonable to yearly tenant Apply Mr>. condition. Henry Rosenstock, .659 Broad- Price 116,000. Caleb Luker. Belford. N. J, block from Broad street; reasonable rent; U. ifiloioo Brothera. Telepfor,. Bed way, Long Branch, N. J. lsnd street, opposite station. Hed' Bank. ments, on the Long Branch-Eatontown «rouno> Imoroved and beaatlSeeV'i Bank 704 and gat our Mtes, Anywhere. L. Blewltt, 72 Fourth street, Hlihland., boulevard: two-car garage; fine lot; Phone 7B-F-31. Keansburg. Shrewsbury, N. J. For particulars apply FOR SALE. . MOTOR BOATS FOR SALE. 17,000. Bargain. T. Elwood Snyder, Eat- FOR SALE. Scutellaro Construction Co.. 112 Monmouth and shrubbery epiayed and * orarrtoV Hupmobile sedan, 1024 Overland sedan, Open boats and cruisers from 16 to 46 A fine home in Little Silver, close to street, Red .Bank. *** "*"' MONEV T6 LOAN: EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ' feet; many ere'great bargains for quick ontown, N. J., phone 2135-B. vice gladly glvto. N. BotUtbaeb. jo* i. and nurssB' registry. • We only handle Bulok touring, S12S. All In good condi- Bed Bank high school, river and railroad POLICE DOCS, Fair Haven. N. J, phone Bed Bask *»U tion. Can be seen at Tsylor'e . Garage, buyers. Can be seen at Dlckma^'a boat DOUBLE HOUSE FOR RENT station; seven rooms, all improvements; first clsss help. Telephone 14SZ. Women's works, foot of Wharf avenue. Red Bank. on-.corner of Shrewsbury avenue and Oak- Dobermnnd,' Chows, Bostons. Alredsle), Exchange, Red Bank la Woods, Jr.. agent, 19 Monmonta ~ , FORD FOR SALE. easy terras. Phono Willis, Rod^Bnnk BUNGALOW FOR RENT. inking, plaiting, machine embroidery. Young lady with secretarial ability; five 1BBI-J. I . . THREE LOTS FOR SALE. cads «nd novelties for sale at the Handy yeara* business experience, desires posi- just ss cheap, just as comfortable, just as Red Bank. A IMS Ford eoupe, In good running Five room bungalow, all Improvements' S classy and far more convenient. Let's Ko One on "Thomas avenue, near Droad between Pearl and Church etreets. Tele- Shop, 1« Broad street. Red Bank. tion with reliable concern or private party. condition* . Inquire at 218 Monmouth . AT STUD. street,.one on West Front atreet and one Excollflnt rsferoncee furnlihad. Address to tha falrl Rouil trip. l2.00i-fare MEN WANTED. " Street. "Be• "d, ullBank'. Imported German polio* dog, red.Bre*d; phone Red Bank 1083 or Inquire Mrs. K. ALL YEAR NEW HOME,. enough, Burdge b Russell, Olobe court at Falrfletd Qardens. Carl J. Diets, 123 A. Orotlor, Pearl atroet. Fair Hnveh. N. -Uthree bedrooms, (also furnished horns, six Box No. 112, Leonnrdo, N. J. Residence F Criminal JPoU»*l. Rlcdsektndure uekarmark West front street, Keil Dank. and Mechanic street. Red Dank. Four men to work with letal . strsln. Telephone Ulghlandi 12BS, p. O. LOT FOR SALE. bedrooms) for rent or sale, upon easy phone I Atlantic Highlands 77-J. • .Two pairs off young Hontar «arrl«r UPHOLSTERINa termai at dooienccle Point, Little Silver. In Red Hank and inburbt, taklnft - M. Merodlth, 119 Spring ion 281, • Wl tava^^l ismiisja Little Sliver, located on the northweat FAMILY LAUNDRY WORK. BEAUTIFUL HOME ON SHREWSBURY, Upholsterlni anil reflnlshlnl of all kinds corner of Prospect avenue and' Markham Choice restricted colony on South Shrews- Family wash, wet, not exceeding 15 Think of owning your own home elosa to Salary and commissions paid to btfnml^f street. Red Di FOR SALE. of furniture. Frank Ilonar?, J Fins hums on Shrswsbury rlvsri wln- it furniture. Frank Ilonar?, Ill Wtst road, site lOOxlfiO, Apply Seymour, Main bury river. Open for Inspection. pounds, 711 eentst rough dry wash. 0 cents Ited Bsnk where you may anehor your while learning the work. ' Bet Mr. T " SAFE TOR / SALE, -, Front street. Red Bank, phone, s street, near Wolfe hill avenue, Oceanport, . HOUSE FOR RENT. per pound. Rough dry wash and fist work motorboat right at your own dooryard. Thunder bttwten UlOO and llOf • A imill safs off vanvtnlenk slaa. May tsr and summer home) terms llbiralt ten resilience R80.VY. Red Bank. Ironed, 7 eents per pound. Hand Ironing Good swimming and fishing- In the lumitur rooms, furntshtd, Phene 120, Seabrlght, n. J. Furnished house, from November 1st at Monmouth Htttl. Rid Dink, SIO Broad O~ Paokar, FOR SALE, RED BANK, to April 1st, six rooms, bsth, furnace, gaa If desired. Jersey Coast Laundry. Weit and skstlng and lee boating In the winter. fiftsen tots fi0xlft& feet, restricted, hlcrh RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, and other Improvcmcnta; nice location: Front atreet. Red Dank, phone 204; Hers la a a,nug little eight-room house with HARDWOOD FLOORS. FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. elevation, alonR ccoil atreet. For tholte y carriers, 11,700-12,700 year: men, 18'reaponslble people, adults only Addre CARPENTER JOBBING Improvements, open fireplace, garage and Ant kind you. wsnt. Olve us a call (or Pouble and alnsle rooms to rant; men whole tfi.&OO cash. Onleb Luker, Uelford, 46. Steady, Common education. Simple by competent msn in any branch of work. an acre of ground right on the river bank, for me to dispose of two flue tntl ircfatredl three mlnutts from station and examination ooichlnir free. Write today. Furnlnhecl Home, drnwer M, Red Bank. for only 116,000. This It a bargain ana, •stlraate. Ralph D, Slokala, oarpsnlsr and N. J., phone 7S'l''-.ir, Ktnmburu.• No .JoJbb tot o llarg e or smallll tt o receivi e promptt one Franklin, California sedan, builder. Red Bank, • • uneh rooms. Call at 110 Oakland street, Franklin Institute, Dcpt, J.144, Rochester, PROPERTY AT NAVESINH.. attsntlon.- Bash'cord and glaxlng. Esti- one of the most attractive homos In this Ited Dank, • d~KXS~~tXTtdAKXSESAStXcTALtVV; Two small houaea: ready. Lots, plots, seetlon. Ray II. Stlllman, State highway, Hat nil Six Studibaker fivs-psJUL. , BARRELS FOR SALE7 I build Karsgei from llDO up. Let mi mates furnished, Screens a specialty, FOR SALE. largo house and i barn; twenty acre;. prleea right, C. II. Bennett, 127 Mon* Eatontown, N, J. speedster, Theie eart muit bt *ol4 < 7 Fifty fallon batVsle with bun* and head ihow you some of the many 1 have built. CEMENT BLOCKS. Three acra plot, brook running through, Intaett sxeellent for wlnt. Lumtis, Ine., Billiard table with halls and ellea. rot Ralph I). Slekils, carpenter ind builder, 14 mouth street. Red Bank, phone 134-R. RED BANK AUCTION HOUSE, week and no reaaonablt offer will; partleulat. Inquire Miss Evelyn Preston, Sidewalks anil mason work! 8x18 eetnent mltnWo for poultry. Call on Owner, J. F. twill, Bed flank. •• :•: • • ' ,•• • • •Mcl-aren strelt. lied Dank. . blocks, sixteen cents In yard, aeventeen Andrew. HOUSE WANTED. tl-37 Monmouth itreat. A party leaving iused. n. W. fltllt, Main ro»4. jlroohdala Farm, Bed Bank, Phona U!3, town wants us to dlipoie of ths following "^ RlfeWtlK STOVE FOR SALE. Bed Dank, FOR 8ALE^ • eenta delivered In town. Peter DePontl, NEW COLONIAL HOUSE. Wanted by family of adults, six or Haven, N. J, on RRailroai d atrenae. UeKord, frontage 190 246 Shrewsbury avsnue, Rail Bank, phone seven room houm?, furnished or unfur- goods atonoei nuiek roadster S4K0, and "Triumph" kltehen stove' foe- sale rest TELL US THE KIND OF A HOUSE - 464-J. ' Six rooms, with all modern improve- Ford s.dan, (22fi i thess ears In perfect aorisble. Kemp avenue' and Ldslcwood r 140 fiet deep, facing two avbnuea. ments; convenient Ideation, good lot; pos- nished, with garage:-from Ootober loth or 16| you want to bur or rent! we'll do the rsit 11,000, Oaleb L Luktr, Delford. TRUCK FARM FOR SALE. November 1st tn April 1st I adjacent to condition with all new rubbor, Also " HOUSE FOR Blaee. Kalf Haven, Ni J.' We got-results. .Ilssdleyllall, 111 Oak.Phone 76.F-81 Knambur«; session at onoe. 1'rlco 17,000. , W. A. household - goods, onice furnlturf, muilcal - "BRINbftlM6 VotJffVttt' Twelve acres; six room house, grapes, Hopping, 40 Ilroad street, or phone Red station. Rent must be rianonable, Ad- lit 0t Mcnmouth ilittl. tivta I land street, opposite station, phone llsd WHEN MOVlNQ ' asparagus, fruit and berries; on good road dress P.L. It., ilrawer M, Red Bank. Instruments, gas and oil histerU clothing, and fit canning tomatoss (or at tintt ptr nank IBM. Dank 307. •' - ladles' evening gowns, books, antiques, balh. sleetrlelty, gas, all lmprt»* Stkit. J.«l. Vlnlnr,, TliUon Mil, ft J., eall R«d Hank MU. William Dicker. • and Mar town, l'rlcs 110,000, Caleb Lu. i FOR SALE. Idtal leeatlen for light bnslnell r FOR SALE AT RUMSONRUMSON, Son, loQnl and lonv itlstanee moving, bag- ker, llelford, N, J., phona Keansburi "CAR WASHlNO MY SPECIALTY. One of the choicest corner lots on Up- wardrobe "trunk*, traveling bags, suit uptilti thi elder mllli ': - -< ( guarantee you a satlsfaotory Job. Let eases, carpets and msny- other artleles. m ——"•" »*n, RENT. , - , Seven, room househ , allll IImproveImprovementsm i gage and express. 87 Maple avenua. Ret] per Broad street, with hullillni all finished, nlshed roomst rsar tntramt t«(C OPrTCEyOR RENT, plot,10*1101 eonvenlent to Hid HanHank and Dank. Anytime, anywhere.' me prove my ability. Chsrlsi A. Jones, suitable for wholesale fruit market or siny Open ivenlngs till DiOO 1'. M. I'nons strttt. Rent t»J, Ptmiilw DKlrtbls offlot (or rent In hthi eEllher TOP SOILT^R ?ALE. expart tutonoblls washir at Doro Dunn, 1OR4 Bsabrlaht buiaesb . P. >O O. DDo «ti till nIlum. - WANTED. —* kind of odlen or service utatlom lot tit. Apply Mtjfntrthur Ft hnlldlm. Apply a„ t the offle..,.,e. of 8It»mnBl d ten, W. .J J,, , Itlch top loll for sals at Franklin park, Ine,, Qlobi Court and Msohanlo strut, SO«1HO. nivo me a fall. T. V. Dounher- JUner Co., lt«d BanBankk, _ : Twenty cords of wood In four-foot tlroadway and Lotiuat avsnuos, West Red Bank. "coVJiiLlrJ ntAL ESTATE A(iEhlcV. Y6UHAVr ty-, phono Red Banlt 20SH-J. or tll-W. Country horns, iehitne 440-J, REAI ESYATE OIVES Meyer, Inc., 017 Ocean avenue, West End, I2.»00| bargain for sons home builder. to sir Rowty, for Iktlr kMlf I of townl.suitable for two school teaehirs a greater Income than anything else, In- Daublt houit near itatlnn IT.tOO. Jltvt pan •t 41 WjvlWjvsrlyy platplattt, or tlhonh e 419-W41K, W or busintis mini rent very res.inns.ble, In- N, J. , thai hM TOX>iirffltraKDt5irsxu; vest In real mate, Increase yolir Insonn, 11,100 to loan on bond ami Mortgage. In- Vlnitnl Una, Home and eighty acres of land> n.ar quire it rlprlnj street, or eall flt.J, n«d We have a numlisr of exeellent noum for I1UNOA1.OW FOR SALE. quire X, n, Cunklln, 40 Oakland street, Mad nlihl. Red Dink.for safe (or IS.OOOi suitable for Hank. , sale. , lladltflla.il. Ill , Oakland strttt. Niw Culonlal liunKalow, kltohen, dining llank. l'linni 11-H. , nl Ctl. ' Ooonlt, white, wlft' tamtliiuid eook, ronm, Ihrge living room, thrta litilrooms an useluron prjyate a enumryhoniA for a Rsntlsman. Addrat. FOUNDFOUND— Red Hank, • J Il d MRlk snd tlln liatli, open flrsvlste, hsrdwoiid itKorsUken,t . Aldrilr ( Ooup)«, boi 1 • fine pits, to store your ear for any. ~~RlbUCED »4,000 On Unltin. Blatts go»errmsjil plan. The period osf timetlrao! open day and nlghti lull for quick aalei a river prottrty located In Hours tlirnughmit, with tils porch I In theFadsral UnOtnl. tne only (sratri' «£ jraty,.H,'J>.;, Kail Front strrtl asotlon, Kd. llaytn, Mill, flivnukci RUoorssful tsashar In •abloe bloek from Dread streeta ! ,.plent.inly of roor m canteesitter of town, large househnuae, all ImprovImprovre- tusl litnk, the net tarnlais «r — itlni, hallsrw •etiooli and private famlllae, Addnsi fafor either IndIndoorr or outdootd r patmm. ments! nosssDlnn at onrei lot 400 fsst Ohiirth atrisl, l'alr llsvin, pliant R«d ' i • "'.. ' —i.- borrowsIht . Ootorsd tjliT f»r leniral'toultwork tialf Hank «on, • basil to tht larmsr who Orangs nhutttrs T«» Ronm, I llrnnoh avt- Auto fllnraoe. Mtahtnle ttrsst andd Qlokd s delp, W, A. Hopping, 41) llroai" streit, monsy, lotm money f Irsl M», Mrltt ilmej, nifsransss r»iiulrsd> Dr. II. K,nut, lied ll«nk, PIKIIM I07H. " tourt. Rtd Dank.' Klnn, Shrewibury, N. J., phone III4.M. Ilsil nank, PIPP.LRS9 HEATERS. bond ttid moilisit at . . •«» lltl.r, Hummer rtduitloni Imlillid anrwhm. tat to PI» t lunation A poroelalfi'llnail lee box, first els»a roomi tllO and aaven roontl »H». Wt imm tttylj KaiUlile park, six rooms, lath, ill •(Hill I small payintnl down, balanoa Ilk* In n«l nank, A small payment dawn condition anil A Homier (ablntt, also In guarantee tn htat house or ntund mtney, » loan, IM I • tovsmetils, lot losUI, siftnjltjJe.at ranli Kim si»sn mom liou>». Apply to IOS.S th« deal. Wlllltm I, Uuohanaq, same ciitiilllloii. llolli ean bs seen this CasOaih »«r InslnllmantIn.lallm.nt.. Ktlamaiooo Stov«tov;t Oo,Ce,,, Monm««»h WUnly »**«•( 0. Ijiksr, OiKtrd, N, J, Mom wrsk and nrxt only at Frank J, Ws.inn'e Hsljiir 0. We«e,i1 a»ln» home at Fair llsv.n, K. I. Will .ell both auihiirlsait l>ranih, D Utalk, H. *. ldl •heaf. Phont lOiO-IU RED BANK- JJEGISTER, • SEPTEMBERH6.} SMJK.' >',

are'usually taken from the organi- ditions before the prohibition law RED BANK REGISTER. zation's treasury. That la all light. was passed to know that these OtO! fl, COOK.' That is a« it should be, But thegentler methods proved far more same rule should prevail in regard effecthe in their day than the'pKK THOMAS CRVINO qttOWN. to women's church organizations. hibitlon law has proven since its en- Buslnna • * * actment Before the passage of the No church can do too much honor Volstead act saloon* were steadily for general office work. One familiar with type- ' to its ladies' aid society. The trou- going out of business, The hard Jgattnd at rt«postonic . <•< R to be applied to all individuals and :oncentrated chiefly in getting dry cool. The Whito HouseTTJls are no all business concerns alike. The candidates into office. In some doubt full of coal. Chuck Roast ' greatest and richest corporations in :ascs these efforts have been ac- AMAZING! the land should get no more official lompanied by success and in some Kale and female help is scarce, ; favors than tho poorest resident or :asos by failuro, but the ultimate but Luke Longhead's department in the smallest business man, esult in both kinds ot cases has The Register is the surest way of METAL BED with Cane icen the same. The prohibition law getting what you want.—Advertise, IDS not produced the benefits which; mont. Chuck Steak , Tho ladles' aid societies are thot -was claimed It would bring. Panel Effects v wainstays of most churches and for * • * ( this reason it is gratifying to find ' now and then items in the local However, as said before, the , news showing that the laws of com- vomen's temperance union; in some Cala Ham pensation are occasionally working laces have gone back to the old- $15.95 • to give outings nnd other good Lim« educational methods of -warn- in/r the younger generation against Whirls a whole times for tho women church work- drink. In doing this they are on tubful damp dry ' er» Such affaire, however, ore not enfe ground nnd on ground, that is so frequent us they should be. certain to prove bonoficlal, cvon in one minute Examine this bed offer and you will instantly, , • • • » » though tho results may bo gradual. Prime Rib Roast Picnics for Sundny-seliools, baso- Two forces were working slowly No Wringer needed be convinced of its sensational character! A bnll games nnd athlotlcs for broth- ut surely for tho ("citructlon of tho metal bed, Ivory or Walnut finish; square tub- . erhoods, nnd vnrloun forms of saloon before the Volstead act was Buttons Saved amusement and recreation for thopassed. One of these forces was Hand* Saved ing throughout with cane effect panels—all sizes. i young and for the men, arc items tho, refusal of business men and Clothes Saved 45-pound Tufted Cotton Mattress...... $9,75 . common enough In the church nowg. mnnufneturers to employ mon who ' This is a fine thing, but it would drank. The other force was the In- Romelink Resilient Bed Spring , $5.95 t eoenl bottor yet if tlioso good tlmci formation which children rceolvod ; ' were accompanied by more form* n school nnd in other places about OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AT MARKS of rocrcntlon and rmiucmont for the btd tfficti of drink. Convtnlint Cridll Tamil Roasting, Frying. Broiling , the women, who do tho bulk of tho work for the churches. * * * The Volstead act knocked out this and Fricasseeing Chickens phaio of the battle ajtalnit ]|qUor. One fhurch which docs not over- It Wai at firit generally taken for look tAli fact Is the Entontown granted by tornperanco workorn All Cuts p* A1J ^teaks Mflthodlut church. Next Monday that the now lcg-hUtlon would mako the member* of tlio Indies' n\A so-the country dry, Whon It wai found ciety of that church will muko their that thll v»« not true a grcnt . "Work Charles H. Gray of Bed Bank Abrpad" ;will, bij ^«':twi«; of '» wai granted an absolute ' divorce arid Lieut. C. itereoptlcon lectnre: tonight at jthe from his wife, .Anna Crounquist '[yteri stationed at laptlit church. Next Siiiiila^inotn-. Gray,, on Monday,', by Chancellor Ing the sennoii;t6ple;fo^Hhafiunior Edwin K. Walker. Edward W. Wise 1 ! 5 i : i |Egin Jia:;»;-igra.da»t«o<; S4ti: |»»i|'» i»natifiisi^«n'iV' iirlU'.<:;b'.ei of ReU Sank was Mr. Gray's lawyer Tire Service the divorce proceedings. TELEPHONE 72-R E,. i^.. Fnller and Liaut. I. Kanhar- morning servica the subject will be .B»ivitW't'oi-.aCi|rrftTif 'The Message of the SUent Years . Dont put' that out-grown furni- noteJ, lisutd out ot thl, In the Mfe of dur L» rd;"(SAt'nlght ture in: the attic. Sell it through - crJ.lbt:Slat».i* iri 4k Monmouth street spent Siindoy with ''Abraham Lincoln: A . Martyr for to sitlify a d«cr«« of nldOourt an»o»n Triandi atMorrjitown.' i-i ; \ ^ Principle." The annual banquet of never closes. If you want day or night storage Ing to spproilmattlr-IOWO, ' . ,ii Steam Vulcanizing All tht following tract or parcel of lit Mrs, Catherine Patterson. of Ho- the" Suriiay-s.cb.obl workers' confer- we have all the.name implies. . Rnd premlsaa' berelnaftar.lilr^lotalarlT'itlfr lerlbsd, altuate;' Irlng' sod being In to*. ^trtcRi:.: . iokan,Is visiting Mrs; j; W,Chand- ijice wjll'-•-, b'e< hold next Monday 1 re-opened hli lerqt Oakland street ' • ' • Balloon and Truck Borough of Btabrlabt, In th«. Countr. ' Of Md ft light.;:;:•;,; ii -y'•,..; : Monmouth and Ststo of "New J«rsajr. v '.' .fiold'lcstirs'factory Monday after -'•'"•• ' •*IJerbert Cutlriljp of 'William'Evans of Ocean Grove "Yes, we wash cars also. Day and night serv- Btghmlnt at a point formail bj tb« Inr. iiiylngfUadUt clojfed e week to, glvo 1 terseetlon of. tho we.tcrijr llns of O«BIV ^y;Yprk;;»nd,iMlii»,.r5yfily!i.iM!)r«iT will fender two " vocal solos at next Tires in Stock ice. Expert washer on hand at all hours. Store avenue with th« northerly, line' of.Brteh''-g c^ffliemployeai, a, vacation. and1 oJ Marlon. Alabama, hove been Sunday morning's, service 'at the street; thence (1) In a westerly direction.»~ Iffijejwph' '^Cwpefc'''of;:/'• ShShrewsburi y your car for'the.night, give an order for a wash ilont the northorly line of D«ach alraev? Islflng Miss Elliabetli Gttlln'gher of Methodist church. The pastor -will jeventy-nve feet to the jeutfyeafg ctrht^'.'DiM . Ivenuo. one'o( the Dottofllc preach on "WJieri Shadows Grow James Clsrton's land) thenoe (2) In *": and have a spic and span car in the morning. northerly direction, alonff. tha. .easterly. Uha.j^ White." At tnesnight, service the of lands of said Clayton ftfty-»!l and: flvj.v Mitj Lyda Emmons of adult vested choir will-make its first Charges moderate. one-hundredthS'feetto a stakei thtnos ..','' '•!•• • .;V•'."' • ''."'': of, Mlw Gladys, E,1 Good,'foVmerly facilities for commuters cannot be expelled. We In a straight line seventy-four »nd nineiry, : ; r : REDBANKiN. J. one-hundredths feet to the ending of-.thaj f|i=;fieriamln- Shepherd has returned of vRed-B^nW. ':-::.'-;- - ': ; y-;,;.,.;,;;; R«d Banlc Girl Engaged. ' to Vinoland after having spent a are near enough to the depot for convenience second course aforesaid, .and thera' to -tbeV MisMi s Lydla.ApplegatLdlAlt e of WlWallacl e Mr. and Mrs, H. S. Compton of VSfA&T TBONT «T. rilUUT PHONE 1209-W end. , ••• . :, : .•:••.,•;•»* l!!iV;';;with' friends at We»t Red itreet.willieave-next.Tuesday with Elm. place have announced the en- MEXT TOffUftce.THWTIW and your car will be cared for properly during Intended to be a part of the ssme land:' EEOSAMKHJ.' W0N& 1890,,, and premises conveyed by Learaan \Vti'i a'iparty "of •friinds^for- an/auto trip gagement of their daughter Helen your absence. ,.' •. Eyles, et ux.,.to I.!ria Q. Eylea-by deM^ •:. Misses Daisy and Edith Duncan through ^northern! New•• Jersey 'and Claire to John A.; Glynn of Miami, bearing date November 11th, 1917, and • : f gMnd their nephew, Harry Estelle, PehnsylysWa.' • : v v;;,'.T !,''•".'-V.'" •••'>Plo'rlda,'' 1"he wedding will take recorded in the Clerk's Offloa of the Coun»f, ty of Monmouth, in Book 105fi of JDeMi,-l ^ S;sjlrir(bf [Catherine street, have;.«- 'Miss Louise McCue of Shrews- place in December. on pases 76, etc, . . ^ '^"1, Jitufned :froni; a •visit • at Abordei bury Is teaching at the. River street Being the same premises conveyed. tc*X ; : Fritz Nordin by Lina 0. Eyles and hnev^j ifijtfarjrlanij.: • ' \""t \ '• ..•• :- .._. school at Hed Bank. -:'.• band, by deed dated M«y 17th, 1823. anl A «|<, nlr. and Mrs.. George D. Auchte* FRANK VAN SYCKLE recorded In the Monmouth County CI«r.k*aV- 'Among the re/cent arrivals at the OIHce, In Book 1220 of Deeds, psges 217/ j,;«nd,thelr son have returned ti> Jacfc- Newman, Springs Inn are Mrs, P. S; Selsed as the property of Frit« Nordla,"; ;irbhville, Florida,' after a visit to Collin« of tho Hotel San Remo, Ohe-tliird of Parmly Park is now sold and more 149! West Front Street '«, Red Bank, N. J. and Ingeborg Nordin, taken In execution abl ;"^Mr.»>nd:M*B. R -y C, Burrowes-of New York, Mr. and Mrs, V. Stoner the suit of Albln Bylander, and to be »ol* !i.Brpaastreet; '. V.,- .-•••' ;;v.' of;, New; York and Mrs. Caroline Telephone 1296 JOHN H. VAN MATSB, BberffctS than 40 houses are under way or beinglplanned Dated September Bth, 1025. * ': ••-:••)>:'t Afc-ijIrii-J. Daniel Tuller of Branch Harris and her daughter, Mm. M. William L. Edwards. Bollcltor,''• ••.'.,> '_• f\? Jackson of Jacksonville, Florida. (52 llnea) •31,l«4 „ T .n^Maine. >p;'vGottlleb Diets of; -Wert: &°ni Red Bank Coupl. to Wed. , street boughti an Overland automo- The wedd)rig of Miss Hazel Marie • •• • ^bite , from Maurice Schwarte last Dennis, daughter • of Walter C. Dennis of Harrison avenue, to Har g Kenneth. Bufacan .of CaOieririe old'Jl.-Tetley, son of, Millard P. ;*ijireet/ls a new employee of trie At- Tetley of Hudson avenue, will take ''Jantio'coastelectric cotjipany'spjant place at three o'clock, on- Sunday \J»t Aebury Park.: ---r V •', \.,, •' afternoon," October. 4th, at the DOLLAR DAYS. ; if Mn.> Emma VanBrunt jina Mrs. brldefs home. ' Invitations to the !••'•». E. Maher of • Westslde avenue wedding TiavebeeiTtrnVout. ' fare visiting Mrs. VanBrunt'a Bon Today, Wednesdayy—and Tomorrow, Thursday^ iSWUllaih., VanBrunt of Woodsida :tl/ong Island. -..,--—•- .Jjailedifor.Taklng Lumber, ^^ Robert Jorios and John Gross, September 16th September 17tK^ ;?S;Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of two Red Bank colored' men) were McLaren street have been spending arrested Monday.' on n. charge of j&'ffew days at Atlantic City. < '•: Btealinjr1, wood owned by the Mon- '$ (.Mri'-and Mrs. Jdhn McPermott, moutKlumbericbmp'any. They were Visit this store during this sale and see for yourself what you' •jibrmer reeldents of Bed Bank, have sent to the county jail to await the iinoved from Kingston,'New York, action of the. grand jury.' '"" : fto Brooklyn, lir. McBermott is em- can. buy for ONE DOLLAR in Our Men's Department; in Wash ployed by the Devoe paint company. Mrs. MeDeiaiott v/as formerly Miss LOTST 50X168 FEET Fabrics and Household Linens; Cooking Utensils, Ladies' and Ghil- 'Mary pavlson of-Ile4 Ennk.: WANTED. Man ot ii»d asjiaVanct and addrtu, with ;V- Paul do la Reuesille of Bed Bank car, to arratisra enUrtalnmonts lor. elubi, 4!fa •Rttehding the. annual convention lodcai, aehooll, sto. Capital,requlrad. I20C NOW $700 *<> $800 dren's Wearing Apparel;, Also some wonderfulYalues in Silks iand "of the:na'ttonal iewelers1 association for half' Intercit. Beatrletou territory. 1 Fravloua ayD«rl«ne« not neeassary. An : at Richmond, Virginia. - - opportunity (or the rlehti.tnaii, Lam « turni.1 Bualness astabltshod. -' * in our Furniture Department. * r:Mrs; Barbara Heyer ot Worthley F. Durand, MS Breaa Striat, Nawark By the Spring of 1926, these same home sites ^street,-Mrs. Susanna LeWls of Lln- ';Jdenpla,ce and Mrs.'Jennie'S. Burke will be $1,000. If you want the profit, instead iof Trenton, formerly ,c'Red Bank, of paying these extra, dollars out of your owii '{attended the national convention of Jithe Sons ond Daughters cf Liberty pocket, act at once* ^Arid remember, a small *lodge last woek at Washington, D. deposit gives you a selection that will be im- JO^PH GOLDSTEIN fiC. Thoy went on sightseeinu trips f?to".Mount Vemdnrarid Arlington possible; if you delay.; gives you the advantage. .-cemetery and at the' latter pla:o . of present, low prices, and buys several hundred Broadway, .' i Long Branch, N. J. "Mrs. Heyen. attended'the burial of 7sGommahdor-Zach'ary_Laiisdowne Pf dollars of profit that will be yours by 1926. ;-th9 ill-fated-dirigible; Shenandoah. .' 'M|ss DorotiiyJS. Dobbins, daugh- ter - of Harvey W.' Dobbins, Jr., of LOCATION: Take Rumson Bus, and get off at ITVest Frontrstreetrand-MIss Thslma _ Buigharrv jiyenue, a block |rom yictory Park .».; Shropshire, daughter of Charles V. vShropshire of Hudson avenue, -will Bathing beachi • '.I'leave next Veek to attond Centen- : . ary collegiate institute at Hackctts- Send for Illustrated (older deacrifcing tha fsiteit growing The Coats in Highest 'town. . reatrlclod home aito development of suburban Red ;V.Dr. H. W. Young and iamlly of ' Bank; also ask for leaflet explaining our unique y.Broad street have etnrned home $17.50 realtf-ielling investment plan entitled "25% 4 from a st&y at their summer camp to 80% Profit * or Money Returned." '•near Newton, New Jersey. .Sherman A. Manning of Red D. A. Johnson Co. ,-• Bank has TesumeS Ms studies a' Automotive Electrician! DALTON PARMLY, Owner are those featured in (Rutgers college at New Brunswick. 15-17 Mechanic Street 'He 1« a candidate for sophomore, Red Bank, N. J. RUMSON, N.- J. v manager of the football staff. Telephone 1030 'I, Mr..and Mrs. Milton E. Lamb of Telephone Runnon 377 Steinbach's Apparel Section .•Long Branch have returned from a : There i| water, cat and electricity to every lot. t ,trip.of two weeks at Gettysburg, Stromber^Carlson tWashinerton and Mount Vernon ,|Mrs.< Lamb was formerly Miss Gs y.ther Hurley of Shrewciurj and she yis a stenographer at Alston Beek- t<>f«f«««>§«a>Mr*»«f4>a«<^^ J39.50to$210 . man's \law office at Red Bank. ;• Mrs! Margaret Baumort of Jersej v , City has rented'one of Mrs. Charles CVERY model, here is one exquisitely copied from a; . W. Rltter'fl houses on Carpenter 1 •; street at River Plaza. Parisian original especially admired as one of the i; Mrs. Leon Brower of Bergen place Is Improving from sickness, far-acclaimed French showings for Fall 1925. CoaW .Otto Paradzlck and family oi V Springfield, ^Massachusetts, speni Having proven itself a leader in'the,Radio industry, ac- with deep, luxurious fur' trimmings—collars, cuffs, v.part of last week with, Mr. Parad- cepted by Music Critics as* a Master in Quality and faithful re-1 hems and borders down the front. Wzlok's sister, Mrs. Maurice Whalen ' of White road. Mr. Paradrick ini production with minimum interference, Garod now announces .'his family are1 now on their way to still greater improvements, with additional Models for 1926. •!' U>» Angelas to vIstt.Mr. P«radslck'' 'lc parents. ' : , It will be pleasing to the present owners of Garod Five Side Flares Are Particularly ' •!••':. Raymond Madden, manager of Tube Receivers to know that-these improvements can be made > Liggett's .drug store on Broad in their present sets, giving them the best there is in Radio Re- Becoming and Modish Slim, .street, left, today for Burlington ^Vermont, where he will spend a va ,ception. ~ \ il, cation of two w«ek«, Haroltf Kellj Straight Lines Are Also .{of Batontown has resumed hit du. Garod Georgian - $400 f ties at Llgeett'«\store aftsr enjoy. Smart I, Ing a vacation In New Jersey an Garod V' - $195 Garod M - $125 J Pennsylvania, —and both aro shown in great variety. The new fa- $. Mr«. Harry Sheln. of Brown MUSIC MASTER Corporation, Thompson, Neutrodyne. ! H: place gave birth tp.i son at Wood- GHmes, FaVrand Godley and several other companies have se- brics are stunning with the beautiful needlepoint lead- \ ley hospital at Little Silver Wednei- 'day afternoon of last.week- iShi lected us after careful investigation to represent them in this ing. Colorings are all wann and rich—cuckoo, sea ;'|new arrival has be«n .narnud Alvln , locality. ' \ swallow, brown dove, gracklehead, and the beloved jvjHarry S^sln, " i . Sets ranging from $50 to $500 4 Andrew Wolf of Leighton »Venue Parisian red shades predominating. Skunk, beaver, :/»nd Harry W. Saundets of Upper / Broad 'street have returned from ah Does proof mean anything to the Radio Public? squirrel, gray cape fox, ringtail and other furs aro" i; autoiroblle trip of threa weeks A through' the South, ' , '•\ We have readhed one bf the high rungs in the Ladder of shown. I' Auguitns Colmcrgan of Wtatslde '•- Radio, building and successfully operating broadcasting station, MfeT«nnt Is employed it McNtlr' , WJBI, located'in the former .Second National Bank Building, STEINBAOHS—Second Floor F»»rkit • on' -Bait Front ktteit. I, 'William Hulio of 'Catherine Broad Street. . \ |stM«V spent Mondsy wltH frltndi *»t.Som«rvilte, He made the trip on :|hli .motorcycle, •> v \

I to thl li*'flrm of WUon ft Brtlooit, I II- ipindlria a ««*k with friends it Monmouth Radio Service 18!^^"' Wl«>iW« th« trlb'to fflBk"•v-t! In htf'ntw1 QhwriM «• ' US3 Broad Street . Hinnmty of Hubert l ». job, «> R. S. JOHNSON, Prop. . Jfew Jersey lIM • yVJJjLt Red Bank, New Jeney RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16, 1BZP. provided by Mrs. Ward R. Jeffers n Wilton avenue at Part Mon- Thursday and Friday with, J;H«nw NEWS FROM MIDPLETOWN and James Jones. outh and they have roturned Walling o{ Port Monmout^i ,r>< .,, Edward T. Bennett of Belford is ewark. ^Mrs., George Bowman "«nd Ulw ODEUS , MRS. LOUIS BOECfcEE HURT on the sfck list and he makes fre- Herbert R. Leonard of Leonardo; BSwman o^ Elisabeth are visiting AT NORTH PLAINFIELD. quent trips'to .the Long Branch hos- las received n contract to remodel Mrs. John Schenck of Belford, - , pital for treatment , He and his nd improve a house at Bayonne Mrs. John Gant of EeUord •wal New York and Keansburg .od and W.lUrl Club to Hold family had intended to leave for hich 1> owned by Mrs, Katherine stricken with paralysis last, week. >, . "'i ' . SEASQN1925 • . \} ,' •, Fair and Harvest Home Friday Florida this week* but they have [ughes. \ Sho is now slowly impiovlnft^ AUftUMS The United Brotherhood of Mid. Raymond Ludlow of Belford hai ; and Saturday—Belford Defeated been obliged to defer the trip. .< \ :•:• 'SUMMER SCHEDUtfi ., .' :''' \ j '* FOAMING* Montnoulh Beach on Sunday. Charles Keefer and family have otown iownahlp ;held* a business closed his restaurant and he ll now Miss Ethel Boockol of LoCaut moved.from Beacon Beach to the eating Monday night at -the Newworking ot Jersey City. % . Steamer, . KEANSBURG f'OCAHONTAS Different! Distinctive! Try it and 'oint has resumed her duties as asummer house, which Mr. Keefer re- [onmouth Baptist Sunday-school Cornelius Curtain has returned to SMITHFIELD I^OBJACK you'll be amazed at Hs superiority. :- cently bought on Highland avenue jom,: '• .-. ."•••• ..''•'\ •';''•.' '°V' '-V''- New York after having spent tha Ft» foaming action on the scalp acher at North Plainfield. Her '' "(Bubject to, Olwngo Without Notice) ' other, Mrs. Louis Boeekel, accom- at Leonydo. '» -Mr. Keefer will im- Gapt. and Mrs.- Arthur Masaon sSimmer at Locust Point. l loosens nil dandruff, J?rings nW Mr>. Douglas Cook of Belford. Mrs. Frlqda Jaergcr of Newark Is return to Belford in the spring. Thomas Boeckel and family, have spending a week with relatives at . LEAVE KEANSBURG '.•'•- Mfd. by the Odell Co.,-Newark, N.J. FOR WOMEN c lot adjoining tho grounds of hemical fire company of Belford. Residents' of Navesink are com- loved from Locust Point to Brook- Leonardo. The Belford baseball team on its ilaining about the' condition of in,.where Mr. Boeckel is employed Curtis Walling' of New Mon- WEEKDAYS-rTiOO *. w,, 3.30 p.m. ome grounds Sunday defeated Monmouth avenue. They say noy the Ediaon cable company. mouth has recovered from pleurisy. SUNDAYS—7iOo' a. m.™« M.^i'iOofsiOO™! m. onmouth Beach by a score of 13money has been spent on this road Mrs. Helen .Labrecque, of New 10. . in a long time and that it is rapidly 'ork spent the week-end with her Odds and ends ot furniture or Uit Boat September 27, 1925 The ladies' auxiliary of the Port going from bad to worse. ousins, Misses Edna and Mary household goods that you no longer onmouth fire company will meet The Leonardo fire company and 'ailing of Port Monmouth. need will find a buyer by using The Friday afternoon at Mrs. Jasper Independent fire company of Bel- Miss Lois Boeckel of Locust Point Register's Want Department—Ad- KEANSBORG STjEAMBOA? CO, orrel'B, Plans will be made for a :ord were in., the .firemen's parade spending .several days with hervertisement. •HHM irn .dance to be held at the Port it Bclmar Saturday. The ladies' unt, Mrs. George W. Cotton of onrhouth sehoolhouse Friday night juxillary_ of the Belford .company estminister, Massachusetts. What Fall next week. Prizes will, be were also in the parade. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Wilson and .warded for the best dancers and The members of tha ladles' auxil- hildren of'Brooklyn, formerly of - BETTER Housecleaning Requires ere will be other features. The iary of the Ocean View, fire com- Selford, spent last week with Mrs, immittee.in charge- of the dance any held an outing Monday at tenry Pierce of Belford. MERCHANDISE First—a visit to your nearest -''American insists of Mrs. Morroll, Mrs. Wal-Manasqunn,' which was featured by Mrs. Alfred E. Langford of Bel- Store. When you start Fall Housecleaning, ;r E. Walling, Mrs. J. Henry Wall- chicken dinner. The trip, was brd, who has been; very sick with ig, Mrs. Albert Maxson, Mrs. Mar- made in automobiles. . ineumonia, ia improving. A trained FOR LESS be sure to equip yourself with a full line of the is Muller and Mrs. Thomas Weath- Frank Howar is building an addi- lurse is attending her. best cleaning and scrubbing equipment. You ed. ' tion of a bathroom to the house Mrs. Joseph Hyers of Belford, MONEY. will find below a list of just what you need at Visitors at Franklin Park at Bel-which he occupies at Navesink. He ho recently returned home from rd the past week were Miss Rose w.ill enclose the first story of the Vopdley hospital at, Little Silver, is WE INVITE special prices. You will be exercising good 'rinka of New York, who was ahouse -with stucco and the upper mch improved. business judgment when you buy in the near- :uest of Miss Baumgartner; Mrs. story with shingles. Fred Vorback is building a house est American Store, where &SCO quality' !habre of Marseilles, France, who The death of Mrs. Anna Pulsch of in Highland avenue at Leonardo, COMPARISON. and standards prevail and your money goes fas with her son, Pierre Chabre; Port Monmouth occurred at herfacob Ulrich. of Leonardo ic doing [r. Lindner and his son Walter of home at that place and not at Tren- Je work; IT'S YOUR furthest. . n ;ew York and Harry H. Pitts of ton as reported. Mrs. Pulsch had Mrs. Arthur Compton of Hoboken rooklyn, who were guesti of Jo-been a patient at a hospital at ias been spending several days with PRIVILEGE Regular Stock—Prices Cut to (ho "Bone." eph Braun; and Mr. and Mrs. Eo-Trenton. . . • f er mother, Mrs. Jennie Crane of DIAMONDS Let 'us remount your Dia- Reg. 60c Reg. 70c Reg. 80c )as of New York, who called on Thomas L. Donnelly of • Mon-Belford. monds in Platinum or White, arious friends. mouth Park, Joseph Sheehan of Mr; and Mrs. William,Decker of Brilliant and Spotless AND OUR Brooms Broomich s Brooms Georgo A. Hebard of Brooklyn Leonardo and Girard Forrest of Ocean View- will leave next week Beautifully Mounted Gold. v Special designs to' h las returned home .from a stay with Belford are taking special courses or Florida, where.they will spend Reasonably Priced PLEASURE. suit your requirements. " 49c - 59c ~^69c ii3:grandmpther,-MrsrLonise Lh at- St.—Mar/s- school nt -South: Am- ;ha_.winter, ian of Port Monmouth. Mrs. Theo- boy. Carl Baumgard" and family "will orD' Wallbrecht, Frank Hafner and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller and their :lose their summer home; at Leon- SSOO Ammonia OSCO Bluing Miss Helen M. Hebard of Brooklyn two children of . Monmouth Beach irdo this week and return to Mont- Our Repair Where GEMS and GOLD are JUSTLY SOlD Our bo spent part of alst week with Mrs. and Dr. Daniel Manahan of Nowlair.' ; 3 .** 25c 4 " 25c Mrs. Lehman, who is .Mrs* Wall- York spent Friday with Mr; and Miss Elizabeth, Parkinson '.of Lo- Department Registered " A household necessity—extra Your linens will be whiter if recht's mother. Mrs. William W. Miller of Belfora :ust Point is attending Ryder- strong. you uso &SCO ' The.: Christian Endeavor society Isadore and Norman Walling, Moore business college at Trenton. is a Eyesight _ the New Monmouth Baptist Fred Fishor and William VanRiper William COB of Port Monmouth :hurch held a "rally supper" Sun-of Port Monmouth will leave Mon- has bought an Essex coach and Jo- SUCCESS. Specialist will Galvanized Pails Sunbrite Cleanser lay'night in the, Sunday-schoo' day in an automobiie for Florida, seph Till ho3 bought a Ford sedan. - e"h 17c 4 "" 19c oom of the church. Plans were where they will spend the winter, Rev. John Folsom of Newark | Try us .gladly adjust made for fall and winter work. An Mr. and Mrs. William Rau'scher ireached^ at both services at (the CemShoppe Keg. 23c. 2% gallons Will make your work ddress was made by _Rey. Arthur of Clinton, Massachusettsrhave re- Leonardo Baptist church Sunday. and your your glasses capacity. . easier. '. McKenna of Ardena. turned home from" a" slay with Mrs." " GarrotTSriioe, who is employed JEWELERS and OPTICIANS Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan of Rauscher's parents, Mr. and Mrsa.t New York, spent Saturday and troubles or examine | Scrub Brushes ea. Sc, 10c, 17c Silver Sud t)ot 1 Oc, 27c I Newark have moved to the Carhart Harry White of Belford. Sunday at his home at Belford. To Particular People I Whitewash Brushes each 20c ASCD Washing Soda pkg 10c I omestead on Campbell avenue a Prof, and Mrs. Edward McNally Miss Gussie Holmes of Belford , will be your eyes I Dust Brushes ea. 22c, 40c, SOc Dui large pkg 23c \ 'ort Monmouth which they recently have returned to Lynnbrook, Long ia sick with rheumatism. I Chloridn of Lime .... .can 10c Lux large pkg 25c I Island, after having spent the sum- Mrs. Thomas Dawson of Belford Free. I Babbitt's Lye .. I can 12c Steel Wool pkg 5c J (Ought Mrs. Morgan was formerly ••.LESS V 69 Broad St. Red Bank. N. J. O'Cedar Poliih i bot 25c Brillo .3 pkgs 25c I Miss Gladys Hyers and when a mer with Mr. and Mrs. Ward R. Jef-a on^the sicklisti A-l Liquid Poli.h can 10c, 14c young girl she lived in the housi fers of Belford. F. Edward Staib of Newark spen 3-!n-l Oil and Squirt Can, complete 27c* which she is now occupying. Thomas A. Donnelly and • his S. O. S. Magic Cleaner 2 pkgs 25c Mrs. Garrett A. Lee of Belfor- daughter Josephine of Monmouth Gold Dust Powder 6 pkgs 25c will treat the members of her Moth- Park spent last Wednesday at'Eliza- P. & G. Naphtha Soap , 6 cakes 25c odist Sunday-school class to a religi- beth as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Young'* Pearl Borax Soap ...cake 5c, 10c ous moving picture show this after- liam Schroeder. 4 Young'i Pearl Borax Soap Chipi 3 pkgs 25c noon at Atlantic Highlands. Th Peterman's Roach Food .can 10c Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Maloney Black Flajj Outfit (Sprayer and % pt can Insect Killer) rip will be made in automobiles have closed their summer resident complete S9c 2-DOLLAR DAYS-2 If you've never tried (ISCO Coffee, you have a treat in store for you. Whelan Drug Stores, Inc. THURSDAY THURSDAY

You'll Taste the Difference and Like It) s SUCCESSORS TO WHELAN-CASSIDY CO., INC. and 4 4SC0 Evaporated Milk *»» «» 10c . It's rich and creamy. Happiness Candy American Loaf or w-n>pk a 1 Q« FRIDAY American Pimento 117 United Cigars SR d d J Swiss Sandwich Cheese ( " *° °' «) /2 » 20c 56 Broad Street Red Bank, IM. JT. This is the Bread Which is Beyond Comparison. . THE SERVICE DRUG STORE + STORE CLOSED SATURDAY Broad and White Streets Red Bank, N. J. Wrapped Supreme Telephone 355 We Deliver | . on account of Holiday ^ The Best Bread you ever ate! DRUG DEPARTMENT Below are Just a Few of the Items on Sale Victor Bread Pan Victor loaf PLAID BLANKETS, full size, regular $1.59 Special Sl.OQ each Loaf Raisin Bread Wampoles Cod Liver Oil . .57c New Pack,Fruit and Vegetable Specials 81x90 Seamless Sheets 36-inch Cretonne Bell-ans ...47c 4 Very good quality. Regular $1.49 Fast colors.: Regular 26c yd. Delicious Ripe R.d i Reg. i2£c Crushed 1 C Lydia Pinkham's Veg. Com. .. .77c 4 Tomatoes 2 "" 19 Corn 2 "" 19c 4 $1.00 6 yds. for $1.00 Petrolagar ...."...... $1.12 4" 42x36 Pillow Cases [Tender Green Peas Cut stringiess Beansl $ 4 32-inch Dress Gingham C Borden's Malted Milk 35s 69s 2.49 Regular 25c each Regular 25c yd. 2 "" 19c 2 "" 19 4 for Kolynos Tooth Paste ...... 18c 5 $1.00 6 yds- for $1,00 Campbell's OSCO Bread Crumbs Tomato Soup and Cracker Meal Pebeco ,. ...28c 4 Large Turkish Towels 32-inch Percale 4 Regular 35c each 2 "' 19c 2 *" 19c Forhan's Tooth Paste ...... 34c 4 Figured or Striped. Regular 25c yd. ASCD or Dal Mont* Sliced or Halved Peaches lgc. can 26c $1.00 CoJdJSesl Sliced Pineapple , large can 25c 41 5 yds. for $1.00 "* Shoe Peg Corn can 18c 4 Golden Bantam Corn ••' .. 3 cans SOo CIGAR DEPARTMENT T Extra Heavy Bath Towels Sliced Peaches tall can 1 Sc Dress. Foulards ' or Dal Monte Apricots tnll can 15c 4 i Reguar 50c —EXTRA SPECIAL- 4 Black, brown and navy with s white dote. Reg. 89c Ice Cream Freezers * q»> «• 69c ARTHUR ROGERS CIGAR 4 3 (or $1.0Q . Regular 98c—On Sale ' , Domestic tobacco, Per fee to shape. Tho Flneit Butter In America I Regular Prlco ?2,5p, box of 60 X Very Good Quality Huck Towels 2 yds. for $1.00 ThuSale $1,5Q box of 50 4 I , Regular 29c each , Striped Broadcloth and Your Money BaoU If They Dont Suit . 1 5 for $1.00 mail BUTTERft Figured Voiles 36-inch Unbleached Muslin Regular prices up to 98c yd. Containing henlth nnd purity AT InprtcllonU In RT«»t SODA F6UNTAIN 4 abundanot—ft dally benefit to you and your.fnmlly Is tho Us* of lioutllii Butter, Tha Dsst Soda In Town Is sanrtd at our fountain. Always 8 yds. for $i.Q0 3 yds. for $i;Q0 cold and rafraihlng. Convlne* yourself^ All Limit of RICHLAND BUTTER •» B3c Sandwlchts Freih Dully. 36-inch Bleached Muslin Striped Outing FJannel 39 BROAD STREET THIS FR1PAY AND-SATURDAY 4- 7 yds. for $1,00 7 yds ^,$1,00 |;9HREW3BURY AVE and OAKLAND STREET 10 Ccrtificatoi Free with Each Dollar Soda Book A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY' lfO|l T^RtT DAYS 'Ut EffettlT* In Our K«d Ptnk SlorJ 4444444tt44f •4f444t44 i '/t RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16, 1925.

FAMJI.Y REUNjfpN AT RUM30N. Brooklyn 'wore recent 'guests of the members of the Methodist Belmar'i New Catholic Church. NOTICE TOCONT*} church Sunday night. Bev. Mr. Notlu li htnbr «Jmr|l hite Star their son, Charles S. Ward and fam- Work will be started In a few will bt.,rcetlv«a by «ji»'l Ml P»y ' F«»tlv« Cctbering Held ily. Wilson was formerly a member of days on a new Catholic church BDrounnW L|ttlt Bilvn, N, d R Han*. oti|truotlon of Chunk 111 ) • inonoay • • William T. Voorhees of Avon, a tho Sunday-school of Jthls church, building at Belmar to cost S132,- vinec)Htrd for the opening of blda. ^ ' , Chaxelle, fifth grade; Anita Coon, Mrs,.Louise .Wanack and her son and Mr. and. Mrs. Stephen Pazlcky, slipper, in the marvelous Mandarin :. Bids mutt be made on tha atandard pro* *' fourth grade; AUIs Veale, third and William have been the guests, of poial. fnrmit In tha manner deilgnaial/ * Jewel and Stephen Pazlcky, Martin Grill! Cooling breezes from the therein itmi required, by tha apeelfloatlonf* * fourth grades; Florence Sculthorp, Mrs. Emil Raunor of East Kenns- i^! ',buz men are- trained to givo Noska and Estelle Vcsley oC Chi- ocean's very edge—the irresistible must be eneloHfli! fn eeatad envelope!* third grade; Elsie Potter, advanced rff ., bearing the nnaie and addraaa of tha bid* ' co|irteous service and dttention; no cago. f_ first and Bae K. Barney, first grade. dance music of the Berkeley-Carteret der and name ot propoicd work pn tha \ William Shaw is planning to outside addreseed to tha CouneU nf ttta Mttter whew your business or to- Mr., and Mrs.- Charles Morrlsey Orchestra. Phone Asbury 5000 now, Borouuh o[ Little Silver, anil mutt te a««, Didn't Go le Jail. build a house'on , Hudson avenue, co'mpanied by a certlfled check for a aunt left Saturday on the Majestic for a J clil affairs take you, you'll find it Mr, and Mri. Ralph H. Taylor of Ideal Beach. • , to reserve your table. A la carte set' not less than ten (10) par cent, of tlw three months' tour through Europe. New York, who were'sentenced to . *•«• vice. Open all war. amoutit bill on the work payafila to th* ptoyii best and serves you best to Mr, Morrlsey is a member of the order of the Borouuh Collector and a eur«. 1. thlity days and twenty days In the O Fall Reaulta In Death. tr company certlOcale itatln» that •alil. - life our service. Morrlsey & Walker real estate firm, aurety company villl provide tha bldd«(r J county jail respectively in August Mrs, Emily Johnson has returned Mrs, Emily T. Gardelt, wife of with the required bond, and rotlatbt 4hti\.,,- llvcred at the pluca and before Via hoilf.'-*//; by Justice of the Peace Frcdorick o Stroudsburg, Pa., after visiting Adolph Gardell of Deal, died Satur- Now H, C. S. T«xl A, Colllor of Seagirt, were dis- day from injuries she suffered, on abova named. . • a .• . '•'.-'•; AiVrfL Mrs. C. Steineck of Beacon Beach. ON THS ATLANTIC AT ASBURY PARK Th Council of the Borouih ef LHUa..;, ,i'.i New Dodge Sedan charged last week ly Judge Rulif Mrs. M. Bllston returned homo Thursday in a fall down the cellar SHELL IISH Silver reaervea the right to rejeat any or','.>;'! V, Lawrence qn an appeal 'because stairs of her home. She was taken all bids It deemed to tha beat InUratta tfx[••m astweek from a trip to Boston, have no more popular representa- the Borouith eo.to do. to the Long Brarich hospital, where :• •: * JyiM; 'call 747 or 506. tho committment papers were not •' Mrs. N, Overton has returned tive than his hardshell majesty— By order of the Couneill iat tha Borouiir ? ,V:: properly prepared, Taylor was home after spending the summer at her death, occurred. Mrs. Gardell the Oyster. Popular because de- of Little Silver. • . ' ••"•:•';,:',t••MKl was 52 years od and besides her OD 'HABVlSftiVf^iJffl CHARLES. BOTTAGARO. Prop. charged with driving a car while Sandy Hook, • : • licious in tisto and wholesome and - —' - . • "• • Mayor, •,.*• drunk and his wife was charged husbartd she loaves two sons and nutritive as a food. We handle Atteit:— •....• . V j,-,-r *j--i- >' OPEN DAY AND NIGHT The public library opened Mon- EMERSON qUACKENDUSH. Clerk. . with disorderly conduct. two daughters. She was an active fresh shellfish in great variety, but day night 111 the Francis place little Silver, N. J,, September 2, lilt. OBicoi Red Bonk, N. J., Opp. Depot member of the Oakhurst Methodist lay, greatest stress on Oysters be- school. Mrs: G. Fowler is the li-church and was a mcmlir of the cause they can be served and eaten Aiburjr Park Lodge Election. brarian.- church choir. in BO many different ways. WMMHHMMMMMH] > the Knights of Columbus lodge Mr. and Mrs. Edward DavisTiave of Asbury Park has chosen John returned from a trip to the Adiron 1 HENNESSEY MARKET McCormick grand knight, David If you hove anything you wan docket . to sell, hire, rent or exchange; maki 16 MONMOUTH ST. Fitzgerald deputy grand knight, Rev. Eastmond.Wilson, a'mission use of Luke Longhead's departmen NORTH'S John Gill financial secretary, Wal- ary from. South China, addressed in The Register.—Advertisement. Phone 1377 R. B. ter Gutteridge recording secretary, James Dlgncy, Jr., treasurer, Thom- as J. Cahill chancellor, Andrew Mc- 1 Cormick warden, James Newman PIANO inside guard, John Carlton, outside guard and Henry Huhri advocate. % /• • • 1 . COACH 1 I <<'.'-J:3:$ BARGAINS HAZLET NEWS, tr Fire Company Win» Prize for .Old- II In buying Dodge Brothers Coach, you may rest '•"iiM ffiJ ....:,„_._„!.. F Jara.ured,of,.this^_._ _ ^ _^_ __ 1 Hazlet Are company received a llvff silver loving cup for the' oldest ap- Nowhere canyou purchase greater' dependability, paratus in line at the Monmouth greater freedom from annoyance, and more county fireman's field day and pa rade at Bolmar - on Saturday. substantial and durable beauty at a smaller cost- •\ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G.1 Cowles per-mile. and daughter Anna, Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Cowles, Mrs. Ethel- A The Coach not only accommodates five adults Cowlas of Hazlet and Mr, and Mrs, in comfort—it carries them in comfort. William flammell of South Amboy attended'the wedding of Miss Lillie L, lilnsop, daughter of Mr. and Dodge Brothers low swung body lines, long, 7 Mrs. William Hinson of. Asbury underslung springs and balloon tires assure the Park, to Joseph Geller of Gftndale owner a degreeiof travel ease which you would ^_ Cal., Thursday,,night.j "•> call exceptional in any type of car at any price. Mr, and': Mrs. John T. Ackerson ONLY and .sons Kenneth T. and. Earle L. ahd Miss Maude Ackerson spen V Sunday with William A, Hayes anil $1035 f. o. b. Detroit—$1150 delivered . family of Point Pleasant. Miss 'Jessie M. Giffprd of Jersey City, who' recently returned from & trip to Europe, has been spending a few days with, Miss Maude Acker FRANK VANSYCKLE E. V. HUGHES, Mgr. , 149-151 West Fro,.!.St. v | Mrsv\ tforrftaK feaihbone '"wd Telephone 1290 called to'New /York last Tijeek on account of the sudden'death of her mother, Mrs, Holler. ( \for ihis - Miss Olive Bedle is teaching in the Red Bank schools. • Mrs. Walter G. Sabey of Leonla ,We h'dve. made ^arrangements with' a big factory to buy beautiful visited her mother, Mrs. Harry S. Cowles, on Thursday and also at- 50 Living Room ^Suites at a greatly reduced price. They tended a wedding at Long Branch, are made in Brown and Blue Velour. There is a full size ,Emiel Pimper of South Keyport Is confined to his bed with .sickness. settee, large chair and rocker. We will offer these suites at Miss Emily Kahlert and Dorothy ! Cariiart spent Friday with friend at Plainfield. . . ' Mrs. Thomas G. Cowles and Mlsi im Anna Cowles spent Labor day a $98.00 Red Bank, Miss Anna Cowles and Mrs. Har- Real value is §150.00 ry S. Cowlcs spent Saturday at South Amboy with Mrs. William Hammell, ' MI Mrs. DUsy Moore and Miss Allc Elder of New York hBve returne at home after spending the week-en with Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Pimper. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Wallin and family and Mr., and Mrs. Fran P. Sproul and children spent Sun day at Delawaro Water Gap,"" ' STORE HOURS Stacy Corhart and children, Es. Close Evening at Open Saturdays Until $25.00 Worth of Rolls, tello Boyce snd Wilfred Holtslander 6 o'Clock 10 P. M. of Keyport were visitors at Twin Bench and Delivery Brook zoo on Sunday. Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Ward o Eboney Upright $37.00 Just tho piano for a be- ginner. Fino tone. Do not mlsa this bargain. Red Bank Public Market Mahogany Player 1O Broad Street, Red Bank, INT. J. ' $267.00 OUR MOTTO IS TO SEL.L, THE BEST FTXR Taken In exchange on a Lester Electric Player. Has boon to our factory and reflnlshcd Inside and Boiling Breast Regular out. Cnnnot bo told from Rib new. It Is bettor to buy n good usod piano than a choap new one. Beef Veal Roast Hams Lamb Corned Jacob Bros. Upright Chuck Easton's Frying ' Looks like now, ' $210.00 Beef Roast Mayonnaise Chickens F.A, 64 Bridge Avfenua R«dB«nk, N. J. Op* Rallra«<| Station t ' 11 .t J. > t ,' >. • RED BANK REGISTER, SEPTEMBER 16,',1925. HOSPITAL MEETING. supply company's office and W te-' mwwd Springsteen has jttJknt Mr. -I / sumed her studies at the Red/ Bank Parley's place iu Mr. Shampanore's Public Inrlttd Is mMllng at Allan' high school. Her placo hat been shop, •• • ••• •-•• •••;•••• '•••"•••-•' '„>•-'.••; wood Next d takes by-Miss Emma RIsner of Park The Wenonah mi&iiqnary society The board of managers of the avenue/" ' •will meet on Friday night of this, Allenwood hospital will hold their A Jersey Giant hen, owned by week at the home of Mrs. William WATCHES, CLOCKS annual meeting at the hospital Arnold Sheffield, laid an egg last W. Shampanore. ' . „ Do not wait plaelng-'your [ grounds next Sunday afternoon. w'ook weighing four ounces. This Little Silver1- baseball team lost your varietici1 wjwe yo' . MMI JEWELRY, ,:, The, board of freeholders -will meet is the second time this yea? that the Sunday to Shrewsbury by a score of Accuracy, ekiil' and. ex- with' the hospital officials and Invi- 8 to 1. ; CONDIT CO. same hen has laid an egg of that D perience , enable ua :t^i tationsto attend ths meeting have size. The public school rtopmed last' been extended to the public. Music week. Mils Gladys Lofferson il a do the most delicate r^?/ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hankihson of road Street Red Bank will be furnished by Corson com-, Brooklyn have been spending a few new teacher at the school, succeed- Monmouth Aoad Long Branch, pairing. We guarantee mandery band of Asbury Park. Re- days with Henry and Daniel ing Miss Dorothy Taylpr. RI«ht satisfaction. Our priced freshments will be served and there Schenck. An exhibition of women's hats !s TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER will be an exhibition of handwork The signal corps school has been being held today at Mr* Ellas Hart- will please, you.« \, by the hospital patients. i reopened at Fort Monmouth. About wig's house at Little Silver Point. Monmouth Couotr SuiretaU'a Ofllc*. Silverware Repaired 400 enlisted men arrived last week The exhibition was also held yes- In th« m»tt«r ol tb« ntiti al ERt) Oddl, Call 1560, 1561, 1562, 1563 formuljr ERd Auitin, dteiuidi arid Reflated Like New. Held on Fraud Charge. to attend the school. terday. James Farley has given up his Notlet to eredltcn to pnicnt elalmi Daniel Lipslg of Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. William Hullt, who atalnit '«>tate. < REUSSILLE'S The Utmost in Quality who with Isadore Roienbloom, op- job at Shampanore's printing shop have been spending ths summer Pursuant'to the ordir «t Joieph L. Don* and is now eiriployod at the Bed ahtr. tUrronta of tht County of Mon- barrel of th«Ir'»otlonr{h«r»for aiilnit the erated the Success sewing system with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Herbert, mouth. midi on tht tvinty.flnt dur at 36 Brond SL, R?d Bank SERVICE—AND VALUE—ALWAYS until barred from the mail by the Bank Standard office at Bed Bank. have returned to Lque Branch. Autuit. mas, on the application of Gtonn Dated FtMfcpld, J^ }„ Angait 81. 1MB, postoffice department, was arrested F. Odell. cxeoutor of ths Qftate of Sffel QEOBQB F, ODBIiL, last *eek and was held in $7,500 bail on a charge of iraud. Lipsig Caviar? Genuine Russian, c«Pir,65 a similar concen} at Asbury Park and to have ended his operations Calves' Foot Jelly AM&C '"«• *" .49 there because of a federal investi- Port, Sherry, Brandy or Plain gation. fin American Cheese, «» quality,. N. Y. stat« P« ft ,37 Trip to Honolulu. Made from milk with its cream Chaplain Haywood^L. Winter of rr h nd Cri 11 Port Monmouth will leave for Hon- Saltines, Ivins' " « w '-^ P" .35 olulu next Tuesday, having been se- Now Open All Yetir 12 T eded to accompany 1,000 men who

: Peanut Butter, AM&C ..;...... «• J» .29 are going to the Pacific island. • ..,••••'. • • •. ': •. _, - ; '••'•'/ .••'•• • •, ' •.'••• i .• v ,•••.!•••.'.!••••.• •.••:; •; •.•••.. • ,:.' .';x An ideal Sandwich Spread Mr. Winter will have charge of Olives, AM&C, Mazanilla Stuffed ,. .«M««. J« .29 the recreational and religious wel- Selected quality fare of the men On the voyage. He will be gone about two months. On Sardines boneless, Imported, in pure olire oil. is return he will accompany troop? large tin 4 lor {%QQ :rom Honolulu, San Francisco and 'anama.

Bran Flakes Fels Naptha $75,000 Fits at Engliihtown, A fire early last Friday morning The Shrewsbury River Country Club Post's " Soap destroyed part of the plant of the k Englishtown lumber company. The 13c P « loss i3 estimated, at $76,000. The 3 f^ 17c office and a quantity of lumber Overlooking the Beautiful Shrewsbury , * were^.burn.ed and two automobile CatSUp, AM&C, fancy quality < large boltle ,27 trucks were destroyed. \ The fire i fought by the Englishtown On the State Highway at Red Bank, New Jersey Grated Cocoanut, Baker**, Southern styla, # # per tin ^jg Companies and a part of the Free- •'.••' Fresh packed, naturally moistened and sweetened hold fire department. ,

1 New pack—very fine f Party at Everett. I for winter service have been made by' 6 « 1.55 About thirty-friends of Mr. and Lemon Juice, Natural, imported, Macajone'l, Ige. bot. #gg Mrs. Bernard A. Hickey of Everett our patrons that we have decided to keep this popular place • Made and bottled in Italy . surprised them one night last week by paying a visit to them in celebra- Pretz Sticks 4.. ,p« * ,29 tion of their twentieth wedding an- open the entire year. The new pretzel—crisp and tasty niversary. A jolly time was spent in singing, dancing and feasting. Pure Fruit Jellies, AM&C, •» ™ri.««, 10 or. gla»^27 The celebrants received many gifts. Asparagus, AM&C, large green .... .'No. 254 tin ^42 We have enjoyed a most successful summer season. Our Extra quality >'••..,. EATONTOWN NEWS. hou^e has been the mecca for thousands of satisfied patrons Patrick' McCue of Tinton FalUVHurt in *an Accident Here'. Brillo Dutch Cleanser Patrick McCue of *Tinton Falls and -our golf course, with its well kept greens, second to none large package Three tins for was cut'on the face with glass from v the windshield of his automobjle in this Section, is most inviting. '' •' , one night last week at this place, 19c 23c •when his car skidded and over- turned. Mr. McCua's injrries were painful but.not serious. The ShrewsfcurygRiver Country Club < Dill Pickles, AM&C l«e« i« .43 --Stanley Hoberts has; returned An ideal luncheon item ' home from the-Spring Lake hospi- tal, "where, he underwent an opera- Macaroni or Spaghetti; imported,- in bulk .. .per » 44 tion for. appendicitis. is semi-exclusive. You can have the exclusive environment offered by most clubs Peas, Sifted E. J., A»"B° »>»»<« 3 tint for ,50 Mr. and Mrs. John Springman of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, have been 1 without the privations of that atmosphere that means so much towards pleasure Grape Fruit, Po™" ™ brand No. 2 tins 2 'or t4yi visiting Mrs. A. M. Elgrlni. Ready to serve The ladies' aid society of the and contentment. ' a Methodist church will go on their Romona Tea, Ceylon blend, jn 1-tb caniiter . ^ . , . . ,71 annual pleasure and shopping trip t Makes delicious iced tea to Nejy. York, next Monday. The journey will be made from Red Sour Onions, AM&C, •»••• whil» ...... ?,,°5,-.1">l"e .19 Bank by boat. The Shrewsbury River Country Club " R k Mrs. Alfred Wagh«r spent Satur- Eagle Eating Chocolate, Maillard's .. % « « .10 day and -Sunday at Manasquan. l/2 locale. ,19 ' A pipeless furnace has been put in the Methodist parsonage with features Saturday night dances throughout the'year., The club's orchestra is rec- money Taised by the ladies' aid soci- t VULCAN cloudy Ammonia ety. The society recently had the ognized in couritry club circles as the peer of musical effort. ' , parsonage painted and other im- Safety Matches AM&C, extra strong provements made. Mr. and'Mrs. George Elgrim of 2 packages for qt hot 33C Trenton spent Sunday wit!. Mr. and Mrs. John TV. Elgrim. ' ; The Shrewsbury River Country Club 19c dozen bottles 3.7S Clarence Hyslop brought suit ln the Long Branch' district court Monday against John Truman for $144 as the outcome of an automo- caters to Weddings, Luncheons, Teas, Bridge Parties, Dinners, Lodge and Social bile accident several weeks ago, No Meat Department Specialties damages were awarded. Banquets. Private Functions, etc. We are fully prepared to serve, no matter how Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolcott and many. , Squ«*«& Broilers L. I. Ducks Calves' Liver Mrs. George Bateman have re- turned from a trip to Delaware •is, Sweet Breads Smoked Tongue Water Gap. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Catchpole Fresh Killed Jersey Chickens and Fowl have returned from an automobile camping trip in New "York state. The Shrewsbury River Country Club . The firemen and their apparatus were in the parade at Belmar Satur- \ ' ' ...... • v ' . • • " • . _, . - Choice Fruits and Vegetables day. The brass band was also in in season at attractive prices, fresh from the pnrade. v- has a limited number of rooms, single or double, with bath, for permanent guests: Tomaino Bros, are winding up farm to your table their affairs at their canning fac- . 'Also a few rooms for transients. • ' "-'<&** tory on Lewis street. They recently i' • . • . • • • • ,. /•-.••«'••• sold the factory to Rosen Bros, o Long Branch, who manufactun Mellow Lime Mints pickles and who can fruit. Thi now owner) will take possession The Shrewsbury River Country Club Cumming's—A Delightful Confection next month. . • ' ' • • ••.)*' No. 1 tin Rev. Harry VanCleaf has re- sumed his duties B« pastor; of the offers all that one would expect of a refined and well managed hostelry. Our Methodist church after a vacation. AM&C Mr. and Mrs. C. Oliver Jeffrey, spacious parlor and dinirig hall, with native stone fireplacesan d comfortable fur- Marshmallows 4oz. tin who were recently married, have started housekeeping at Raleigh, • nishmgs, £re most inviting. ' ; > ' ' North Carolina, where the groom I ln employed. Fracy Bath Soap, *M« fr«nc o per «k* ,35 The Masons held their first meet- Exceptionally high grado " 3 f r J nn Ing of the season Monday night. o The lodge held no meetings during Begulnr value 60 cents. the summer. The Shrewsbury River Country Club Ground Chocolate, Maiiiard'i, v.niiu n.ror yz ft tin ,32 The Methodist Epworth leagu A sweetened chocolate for homo use | Ifc i!n gg will.hold a social and "cabinet car' nival" meeting Friday night invites you to drop in and inspect its home On the Banks of the Shrewsbury, on Tuna Fish, AM&C, s.i.ci.a white m.«t _t _ i>rK. tin ,65 the State Highway, Red Bank. • _ " It li excellent for Balada ' ' imall tin "t3g LITTLE SILVER NEWS. Whole Wheat Flour, Whcatsworth Vz ft ka« .38 Food. Sal* Saturday (or Benefit Makes delicious brown brood 7 ib W .74 St. John'e tlulld. A food sale for the benefit of St. Norwegian Fat Herring, ln '*uc' In, the muttu

Kb ^S^ 1 -At /it'; *,y\.-i 'r '.J • »T'» .' ELIZABETH WON THE RACE. er of years, has retired on a pen- Halt and'fanqle help-U scarce, sion. A Matawan marl has succeed- iut Luke Longhead's department in Thre. BoaU Sailed a Race Sunday ed him as:foreman>7 . Tbe register is the surest way of In the) 24-Foot Clan. Albert Green and family of getting what you want—Advertise- oMi, Grippe, Flu. Dengue, Sarah Clay Brown's Elliabeth Mount Union, Pennsylvania, spent ment. • • Bilious Fever and Mnlarit with Harry Clay at the tiller, Ens- labor day withr Joshua Green. ley" White at the sheBt and James The annual supper of the Re- "lay at the jib, took Sunday morn- formed church will ba held Wednes- ln^j) race in the twenty-four foot lay night, October 28th. laJitxnilti knockabout class, defeating Elwood Charles Lewis Powers's .Mlana, William H. R. ei» .. .'.' .;.... •, White's Dolphin and Andrew Mur- SHREWSBURY HEWS. ray's Bilge Wai or, finishing In theioma from Trip to Europe—Worn- order named. Mr. Powers's boat ""• an's Leg Broken. • '. < DBA1BB IN •>'• was'sailed by Harry Martin, Ferdin- Mr.- and Mrs. J. Wright Brown and White and Mr. Powers. Mr. navo returned from their trip to White Sailed his own craft with Del- urope. ' ford Fisher at 1he sheet and Mr. Mrs. Stephen Re^nplds, Sr., suf- Murray was at the tiller in his craft. lered a broken leg' last week in a Sasli, poott, Blinds, Glass The race was twice ever the 'all from the porch of her home. Prepair For Jack Frost. club's four-leg course • and was She was taken to tho Long Branch Builder*." Hardware. sailed in a moderate to' light south- hospital, -where an. X-ray photo- west to northwest breeze. The graph was taken of the injury. The Gold weather will soon be here. Is your Dolphin was first over the starting broken bone has been reset. The stamp of ajjprpyal— line with tho others CIOEO behind Miss Louise Bell of Haddorifield her. The Elizabeth rounded' the Rogers Peet! . stove, furnace, boiler, etc., in good repair for the md Miss Eleanor Newland of Lans- Young men and old men Is Your Child iuter mark ahead but was overtak- lowne, Pennsylvania, are visiting heavy duty that will soon be given them. • ( m by the Miana, which was the first hisses Ruth, and Frances Parker. find the styles they approve joat home on the firsUap. Shortly Shrewsbury's baseball -nine had in our Fall wearables. after turning-^firf;ffiifne stake on the an easy time defeating Little Silver Thin and Weak? J am-fully,prepared to look after "stove re- first lap the Elizabeth overtook the Fall suits and overcoats Sunday. The score was, fMq 1. "B W|—the only advantage of ' Miana and held the lead, widening Benjamin Lane h building an ad- of the'finest, all-wool fab- 1 Cod Uyer Qll In Sugar Coated T«b» pairing of all kinds and can supply parts for any the gap to the finish. . ' , I H the Maytag GvTafoam '- Istt Put* in Flath and ition to liia house. James Bly is ics—both domestic and *• Washer were the amaz-'f Bulldt'Them Up. make of stove, range, furnace, .etc,, at short In a special race between Elmer lUjting a new roof on his house. foreign; tailoring, the beit— Ing; speed with which it cleans —•'' Hesse's Papoose and William Bor- Miss Ella Case has resumed her The quality that guaran- you would prefer it; the Gyra^ , jwtice. Have many parts on hand. * ner's Carrie, Hesse's craft won the [uties teaching school at Freehold. ''* In Just a few days—quicker than race* easily out-distancing her rival. tees satisfaction—or money foam principle creates a nuns > ypu ever dreamed of—those won- Miss Ella McGarity is enjoying a highly energized, turbulent and' ' > aerful health building, flesh making The owners sailed their own craft. vacation of two weeks from her po- back. 1 Telephony Red Bank '1648-W and let me sition with the Prudential insurance continuously effective water ac*. tablets called McCoy's Cod Llvor Prices moderate. tion. There is no idle waterj 'Oil Compound Tablets will start to SUNDAY'S BASEBALL. company at Bed Bank. jhelp any thin, underweight little know your wants in the stove repairing line. New Mis3 Mary Conway of Brooklyn BUT— this is only one of nlna ^ one. Atlantic HigUanda and. Long las been spending a few 4ays with Fall hats','shoes and fur- outstanding advantages of the ' After sickness and where rickets stovest'furnaces, etc., at prices that will save Branch to Us* Pitching Aces. Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGarity. CHAS. H. RUDLOFF, nishings on a parity with world's leading washer. Tele* are suspected theyr are especially phone us for a free home dem- < valuable. No need to give them any you money. • Next Sunday afternoon at three Stephen Billings has quit his job our clothing.,. .Wore .nqsty Cod Liver Oil—these o'clock on the Navesink diamond at the ice plant at Red Bank and is Distributor for "Frigidaire" onstration, j now working at the Konmputh ',tablets aro modo to trke the place the Atlantic Highlands and Nor- for Monmouth and Ocean Counties '.of that good, but evil smelling, wood baseball teams will cross bats dairy company's 'plant. ROGERS PEET COMPANY stomach upsetting medicine and in the championship series of Mon- J, Emmons, who'recently bought —Norwood-Avo.,-EH»ron,-N.-'J.L. Brosul»ayJ f Charles K. Hopping they surely do It ' mouth county. Stauffer and Lid-the Odell gasolino and oil station at Liberty atWarretW a at 13 tb St. A very sickly child, ago 9, gained HARRY CAPLAN gate will be in the points for the on the state highway, ha3 rented > Ort Display at 1 "Fbt Phone 2035-J 12 pounds in 7 months. Atlantic Highlands aggregation and Plorenz Dean's house. . . Herald Sq. Gmonlml Fifth Av». Ask any druggist for McCoy's 10 LOCUST AVE. RED BANK, N. J. •»•> RED BANK SHOWROOM at 35th Et ftmrt" at 41st St. Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets— Pennington and Barker will be the Red Bank, N. J. f»s easy to tako as candy—00 tab- battery for 'the 'Long Branch nine. H there's work to be had, The Moraoiith Plumbing Supply Co., New Voric City Pennington U a' strong pitcher-with Register's Want Department will lets 00 conta and money back if not West Front St. Red Bank, N. J satisfied. a good record in the Pacific coast find it for you.—Advertisement. I-UBUC NOTICE. league. Stauffer is also a good .'SAN, ORDINANCE AUTHOMZINQ THB minor league star. ' .ACQUISITION 'BY PURCHASE OR i' CONDEMNATION OF CERTAIN LAND 1i IN THE 110ROUQK OK IlED BANK, MIDDLETOWN VILLAGE NEWS , HEREINAFTER PARTICULARLY DE- ,'• 8CUIBED, ion,.ins PURPOSE or FREE Melrin Paaso Meets with Misfor. LAYING OUT, iSlPItOVINO, EMBEL- „ LISH1NO, MAINTAINING AND MAK- tun* on His Birthday. . "I INO AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, A of Rmous'HighVacuum" PARK, OPEN SrACE, PUBLIC SQUARE, Melvln Penso -was twenty years ' WATER mONT, DEACH, PLAY- old Sunday and: some' of his 'ac- , GROUND AND PLACE! l'OR PUBUO RE3ORT AND RECREATION, AND ' Within* quaintances tried to giv9 him twen- ' PROVIDING FOB THE PAYMENT Attachments ty birthday cracks. Melvln ran THEREFOR IN THE AGGREGATE purduuej of I AMOUNT OF NOT EXCEEDING •ach Grand away and in making a sharp turn to elude his pursuers he slipped' and WHEREAS, tho Mayot and Counoll of Prix. the Borough of Red Bonk deem certain fell. He was badly cut and bruised GREAT FALL VALUES \uni hereinafter described necueary and on his face; and on other parts of meful for the jtroper oxercll? p( powtri ^lawfully conferred upon laid munlelpultir, his body, . •'','••. iand This It your chsneel Withoutqnt pent of --Clifford Lode has closed his road- £- WHEREAS, laid land le useful and, ne. idded east we will present you with your •cellar/ (or the purpose of laying out, Im- side booth on'the state highway for proving, embelliahlng, maintaining and purchase of a litest model Eureka Vacuum the season. • . making available to the ftublle'a park, Cleaner a fall and complete set of world-re- • jppert apace,, publlo eauare, water front,' . noiyntd Eureka "High-Vacuum." attach-' ' Rev. J. Harold Thomson of Har- Jbeach, .playground : ana: place for publlo mentil Tblnk of receiving aoao/ufeJy fre« risburg and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. ireaort' find rooreation, < ' ' (' this muter, set of unequaled cleaning at- Key port, N. J. j THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED fcr Thomson and their two children of Hhb MaMayoy r ami Council j>( tha Borough of tachrnenu—all j*our» if you act now while) Brooklyn1 have- been .visiting Sev. (Re- d • BunkBunk !i ;..-••,;.:•.". s ' this great offer lasts, ; First important showing of the leading FURNITURE and RUG STYLES.FOR THIS FALL. • 1.! That laid Boroush acquire by pur? and Mrs. J.,A. Thomson. .... «|chMjh B or condemnation .tho following par* The mystery as to who tolled the Sixty thousand feet of floor space filled with beautiful creations from the best known makers *cle ot land in the Borough: GREAT EUREKA FALL Mlim- PARCEL: DEG'INNINO at HOUSECLEAN1NG CAMPAIGN ' - bell of Christ Episcopal church at in the country offers our widest and most satisfactory assortmentsJ;o. choose from. According point In tho corner of landi of James _.. midnight recently1 is still unsolved, '. Atklni, In the Mar of lands of Jamea U. SEPTEMBER i4th TO OcTOBERj3iat (Weaver; said boglnnlnir point being,distant RmU^ L It is. not. likely that it ever will be to the United States Department of Labor, Furniture Prices have dropped about 72% since iOne Hundred and -Eleven and'six tenths ingljr gtnejrous offer' " Ycs , you can en]o/ the FREE use of si solved unless the party who did'it 'feet, jnore or.less, in a northwesterly;dl- ; brand new Grand Priio Eureka and all at- 1920. This favorable wholesale condition.cqupled with our volume buying, quick turnover, low * 'rtetlon from tho-northerly Jifde of Front may b* Withdrawn at uchraents during your fallhouseclcanlng. tries it again and is caught. " iBlreiti thtnee (1) along the line ot land; This priceless homecleanlng help ion not Dr. Daniel D. Hendtickson and overhead and matchless competitive quotations, means OUR PRICES ARE WITHOUT QUES- i(of Jamea M. Atkins., north Fourteen de cost you one penny or place, you under th« his daughter, Mrs: Russell Vincent, l trees west, three hundred and sixty feet, alighteat obligation! Then, think what it TION THE LOWEST IN THE COUNTRY. •..•-• - . '• fnore or.Uis, to the southerly shore of the Ami spent the week-end r.; Beacon, New jtforth Shrewsbury river; thence (2) west- meana to keep tbevEureka by paying only York; V \, • erly along the southerly shore ot the remtaaber £ $4.50 down. We will deliver the cleaner - {North' Shrewsbury River, the eeverel right to your door any time you lay and Mrs. Leroy Tilton has returned 'courses thereof. One Hundred and- fifty ONLY so ffeet; more or lesi, to lands ot Monmouth show you exactly how to use it homo from avfsltat Cranbury. 500 Felt Base Rugs 50,000 Rolls Wall Paper RUGS \Uoat Club; thence (8) alonir'lands of W°n- 'DOWN . Miss Addie Wilson is on the sick ' 15c to $1.75 Pipor. .imouth Boat Club, and other lands, One Deriof Great r*U Haas*. ALL NEW PERFECT GOODS FROM THB „ W Hundred and Seventy five feet, more or Phone 1198-W At Once list. •" .. • \ price .'leaa, to a drivewayl thence,(4) easterly. eleaaJaiCaaualn ' Miss Ida' A. Greerr, a representa- N {point bolng distant In a westerly dlree- at the Reformed church Sunday. NEW FALL WALLPAPER —Splendid Ulon, Twenty 1fe^t, from the easterly boulW variety papers in Chintz, Cretonne, and jdary of lands hereby Intended to be conA Fl^ED H. AYERS The: collection resulted in cash'and Bxl2 Rug. $9.98 6x9 RUKI $5.98 preyed; thence (B) Mouth fourten degrees' 52 Newman Springs Road : Red Sank, N. J. pledges of (28 for the anti-saloon dainty, striped effects. Double Boll' J4 / 'fast, along the driveway leading to Front 7.6x9 Rugi $6.98 *18x36 i . Rug, JQ SEAMLESS AXMINSTERS *\J I {street, and parallel vwlth the first course Phone Red Bank 1198-W league. n C FOR DINING ROOM AND LIVING ROOM' ' 'herein described, One Hundred and Ten Matthew Salmon, who has been a 9x12 Meet, more or leu, to the nortbwestirlr —Papers in Tapestries, self toned and 'sornerot lands of JsmeiJ). Weaver; thence railroad section foreman for a num- many new designs. Double Roll , 22c $27.50 1 (8) easterly, along the rear landi of said 9x12 Rugi, slightly imperfect .fl»Q CA James B. Weaver, Twenty feet to the place SPECIAL SATURDAY;ONLY '«PO.JU of Beginning.' 30-inch PAPERS 3n all kind of blended WORSTED AXMINSTERS * • SECOND PARCEL) Lying saitvrard of * FELT BASE FLOOR'"cOVERING *»Q and stippled effects. Mo trimming or Una beginning at .a point on John W. C Btout'e bulkhead line on the, river, distant Perfect goods—per sq. yd. *'•' matching:. Double Roll 50c J ten feet six inches westwardly from the $24.50 northeast corner; of the sew Boat Club ^House; thence south leventeen degree!. VERY BEST QUALITY SO-lhch OAT- -last to the eait gate post etandlnc in the 200 Beautiful MEALS. Double Roll . 35C r A rear of Monmouth Boat Club lot, eleven QUALITY AXMINSTERS V '• ...,--v«.f Regular 75 Cents | ALSO all docldng rights snd privilege! value. ' 'appertaining and appurtenant to. the Unas , (and premise!.above described, whether the u same Is covered by tidewater or otherwise. i ALSO, a right ot way and full Ingtesl, NOW 4-Piece Bedroom Suites 10-Piece Dining Suites 3-Piece Living Room Suites \egreia end ragreia, to and with servants, ",.. NEW ROLLS f employees agents nnd factori, with hones, $169.50 Values Now $350 Grade Now $225 $150 Grade Now earrlages and vehlclos, to.. in, over and > upon the driveway or roadway, extending Oh! How IJflas You Tonight-Waltz 1 northerly front Front street, to another Consists of Dresser, Vanity, Bow End Bed 4 very handsome and exceptional quality Covered alt over Including backs and both '' I 'driveway or roadway, one ot the southerly 55c Yes Sir That's My Baby—Pox Trot ind ChHforetto mndo of selected Walnut in Walnut with ohnirs upholstered, gents tides of cushions. Full spring construe* '' boundaries of part of the lands herein fl and backs In tho new plush. Full dust tlon. Large, luxurious and fine design. ' r.;«»eribid, to be used In oommon b* owner Veneers finished n dull durable tone. . •and others. . Collegiate —Fox Trot proof construction. V ALSO a light of war, *nd full Ingress, egress ana tegriss to and with tervanta I Miss My Swiss —Fox or One Step * emptoyeei, otrenti and fsotori, with horeas 4-Piece Bedroom Suites 10-Piece Dining Suites 3-Piece Living Room Suites earrlagei,and vehicles, to, over and upon By" the Light of the Stars—Fox Trot - a certain other tlrlvewer or roadway, e» 229 Grade Now $198 Grade Now $139 „ tending seat and weit from the roadwsy A large and finely mad* Suite covertd* In ^1 ','flrit above roentloned, to Worthley'a eoa Pal of My Cradle Days —Waltz extra quality brocodod velour with sld«s, if dock, and from thence to Front street V inngnldccnt Suite of four large high Only about 8 suites loft nt this time. Hojr- ;, aforesaid, to be used In oommon by ownir Marguerite ' —Fox Trot ;rado pieces consisting of Dresser, Full ular $108 grade. Mndo of very flno Wal- backs and both sldo cushions ooverod in,'." | rf fend othere, • ' ' , ,, , . Vanity, Dow End Dcd and High Boy. All nut in combination with gum wood. Chairs hnin ionizing colora. Wobb bottom, extern 1 f This beln# Intemlsd1 aa (he lame linl Steppin'in Society —Fox Trot -,i»do of fnncy figured Walnut Veneers upholstered in flno lonthcr. Buffet, China deep springs; carved wood b»so._ .and ptimlni ducrlbed In deid midl by 1 Clarence B. F. H«trleV, Sheriff of the »nd finlnhcd to perfection in a rich medium Server, Oblong Tablo, 6 Sldo and one Arm whole suite Is wondorf u! quality , „ 'County of Monmouth, to Daniel II. Cook, :olor. We gunrnntco nctual value Is $250. Chnir. at about coot. , ' * dated September II, 1011, and recorded In ,.the Monmouth County Clerk's Office In Hook BID ot Deide, tmjn IT* ite,, and in VICTOR RECORDS PLAYER PIANOS i./ arrant made by the State ot New Jersey to Larger, finer'fall stocks than ever before and priced'aa always—to undersell sharpest com- . ' Frlok Lyceum, dated October l«, ftOT, ani • k','r»eordsd In laid Clerk's Om.se In Book lit petition. ^ , Ml ' J ») Deerfl, plies Cl. ett. GRAND PIANOS RADIOS ' * I, That eall land anil prtmlaes U, used to lay out, Imrrovsi,, (rnbelllih, malnujn Many unusual values are now being offered in Hoosier or Sellers Kitchen Cabinets, Royal • j"ij »nd make avallahta Ito the jpublle a J>arkurki, UPRIGHT PIANOS ; fMil «P»». publlo ware, wat|etr front, '•^JWeeeheeeh, ppliytround and plait for jukll» e >*. Wilton Rugs, Maish Comfortables, Blankets, Refrigeratora, Grass and Fibre Rugs; ,l.argo lot of ^lj , >»«rrtt flifliaMatloa n , M,*, I. ThaThi temporary notes of konJi W fine Reed Chairs and Rockers; finest grades Bedroom, Living Room and Dining Room .Suites; ' $ UIIMOV from time to tlrne lo temporarily EASY TERMS Bnar\ee the earni In .tke.adregaU amount Oriental Rugs, Floor Lamps, Karpen Suites and Odd Pieces. hiar Interest at t till MF etnl Pll annum, lit* »»dWne» has bun Intro. TUSTING PIANO CO. it Mayor anil Countll will ton* 14 Monmouth Street Adburjr Ptrk RED BANK Long Branch WEST FURNITURE C KEYPORT, N. J. ;, RED .IBANK" REGISTER. .SEPTE! Hew 'bungalow she ^recently, had -port fire > company * attended .'i Captain WHAT A RELIEF! STRIKE ON STEAMBOAT. erected on the lot she bought from Monmouth - county ' Ariinea'sj tteje- talned a number of Jdendsfa'tYsii Robert Betes. bration hold at iolmaryorf afternoon bridge party. \ & day. ">'v ' '/*" William Hulltt and 'This !» the exclamatio i of alf the FOURTEEN SEAMEN CRIED Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weeks s 1 housewives who have availed them- and son Elbert of Philllpsburg are Mrs. Alice Ford and Mr.'nnd'Wr*,, rented an apartment In' : "NO BEER, NO WORK." Pelt building for the Bum: selves of the wet wash system. No guest} of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- James Ford, Jr., and son Charles re- Crew of «t> Excuriion Stenmboat Schoick. ' ' turned to East Orange on -Sunday. returned to Long Branch. more back breaking bending over Created a. Big Rumpua at At. Mrs. Louis Millar attended the They have been 'guests of Mr, «nd the side oX a Honda,- tub. We Untie Hi.hlanda and Would Not county committee meeting on Mon- Mrs. William A. Hnynes.' ' ' '\, A Buar Vliltor. >,,"*, v" r" scrub for you at the lowest price. Return to Their Boat. day at Freehold. Letters"1 received from Vincent Luke Longhead's department><>t Mr. and Mrs. Fred Day of Irv-Grny, who recently ^went abroad, The Reglator can help .you find, the With tho slogan "No Beer," No money for a business,enterpriseior g ypu afavor attltuqe in grant', < >> JJ III Work" for t war cry, fourteen men ington left on September 11th forstate that he had a ples'spnt voyage s ? Individual Laundry California. They will visit Mr. for a homo. Luke talks to over Is not a parfof this orgBntta*W . "~ * Uk >' of Red Bank. Inc. who mado up the crew of an excur- and that his health ii improving. 85,000 persons every week.—Adver- sion boat caused considerable ex- Day's parlnts, Mr. and Mrs. Fredi Mrs, Archibald Farmer, wife of tisement , tlon, 'It Is ouiit«*r Uiiolnaorbusiness) *r\to malmakme lnnnsloans.. )**J rt- Mf' r 12-u WHITE; ST, RED BANK. N. J. citement at Atlantic Highlands one erick Day, who formerly lived here, Phon. 809. Mrs. Fred Day,'Jr., is a daughter of Every borrower is weltjSme.'whedier It be for J ',' day last week when they went on , a small loan or a large one. ' ' ^ '_ . • a strike and refused to take the Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hayncs. | boat back to New York. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed of Long ' TheWcostofobtalnlngmortgagesherewlU] Branch, who" spent tho summer Special for Saturday | Tho steamboat had been hired for here, havo returned home 't fully (pnvlnce.ygu'of our desire to help you. f • . the day by a large crowd ot New ; |Wemi&e NOV.BONUS charges.' "j Yorkers find the trouble started on Mrs. Joseph Parrott^ wife of F»OUNE* CAKE . the trip down the bay to Atlantic Lldutenant Parrott, entertained at Raliln, Walnut, Citron, Plain, Charry, Marfata ' i We. loan on homes, Improved'property, and f Highlands. The crew had received bridge recently. for construction, and your inquiries and ap-J information from some source that Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Craig have , plications ate given Immediate attention. -, beer was being served on board returned" from a vacation spent with pound the boat. Whether it was good relatives In Burlington county. Come in and learn die advantages of obtain-"' ' < real beer with an honest to goodness Captain and Mrs. Parker have All Kinds of IVIaringue and Custard Pies, ing your loan here, v' kick or whether it was only "near" returned to Port Monmouth after beer made no difference to thaon absence of two years, Peach and banana Sfiort Cake. Mrs. Knthcrine RoBwell Is spend- crew. They wore not oven certain OLD-FASHIONED HOMEMADE BREAD that beer was being served but ing Beveral weeks with her son, Ed- Fidelity Union they heard that it, was 'and they •ward Roswell of Long Branch. , ALL KINDS OF LAYER CAKES wanted some beer served to them. Sirs, Deborah Lemon of Toms Title fit-MPrtgage Guaranty Co. Eivcr is visiting her daughters, Mrs. FRENCH STREUZEL Their request ws refused. The Harry VanSchoick and Mrs. Mary 735 Broad St. and 9 Bank St., Newark, R J. members of the crew murmered ' ALL KINDS Of COFFEE CAKES CAnua AMD SumufOvn S2,700,00 among themselves and decided to Hnli: get revenge. Mrs. Harry Stryker is on the sick " CHEESE CAKE, DEVIL FRUIT CAKE list TRY OUR DELICIOUS RAISIN BREAD Distance—\blume-CIarity When the steamboat reached At- f Miss Mildred Silvers, Miss Dar- HOT BREAD AND ROLLS CONTINUOUSLY UMUAiutBnn These ve «he feituna o! Stromberf-Cajlspn lantic Highlands the crew left tho rcll Washburn and Arthur Boross NOTICE OP SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT Orphans Couit of said County, «n Thin* R«dveralhKaredelkatlndlklhll| l boat and started on a rampage. are attending the Red Bank high Estate of OeotBo O. Spoarln, dcccnicil, ilny, tho twenty-ninth day of Oatobtr. tie, M lad Spat*. name men in all pits of the world. Even day They vowed they would not go lack school. Int«rmf ttio trueta and caun cl loon, races with our iecetvert and their remarlibto. beer had been granted. The cap-guests of Mr. and Mrs/ James ateatfd la anil hr tho 4th,, oth and Othi Doted ScDtembcr 14, A. D. ISIS. petlonnaoce. tain of the boat ordered the men saraiiraphi or the last will anil tcstnmont ALFRED S. BROWK. Mr K. A. S.l»*»< •«&*">» ft.. tafcjaatafcjaa a; *• la Rhalnes on Sunday. 68 Broad Street Phone 1983-J Red Bank o( anld ileoeueil, will be audited find atntcd J2j bSd WA to go back to tho boat but they Several members of the'Occan- by the Surrosate ot tne Covnty ^ oC Man- turned their backs on him and *ZZ<<<<^^^ mouth and reported for aettlement ta thoIt pays to hdycrtiae in, Tho Begistff* started for the amusement park near the boat dock. They began shouting like wild Indians and act- ing in a disorderly manner. The captain believed it wasf time for the There is an underlying tetooa lor tie exctt- law to take a hand and he notified lence of Stromber6-C»rlwn R«*iveri. Theao the Atlantic Highlands police de- instruments are edentiEcaily correct. TheT rep- partment, i . . ntent tie best thought and'experience ol an Tho policemen were on the job establishment which has been minulacturlnj voice traMrnission and voice reception ippirMua in a jiffy and rounded up the four- IWSO^an, and wticae prcducta an toodud teen .memhers. of the crew, and .took, throughout the world,, them before Recorder "William P. Irwin. The captain of the steam- 1D. A. JOHNSQN CO. boat went along too and he told tho AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS recorder his tale of woe. Mr.' Ir- 15-17 Mechanic St., Red Bank Telephone" 1036 wiri told the men they had the choice of going back to the Bhip or spending thirty days in the county jail at Freehold. The men decided without any hesitation to Stromber^Carlson return to their boat. The men were as meek a3 lambs on the trip back to New York and they, gave the_ captain no more trouble. Whether or not they quenched their thirst in the big city is not known. •- • » OCEANPORT NEWS. William Conrow Geta Painting Con- FINEST CAUFORN. TENDER. SWEET IvANCAMP'S 8 VAN CAMP'S Opportunities tracta at Fort Monmouth.. _ Mr. and Mrs. William Conrow Of Newark are spending a month with Mr; Conrow's mother, Mrs. Mary for Advertisers! Conrow. Mr. Conrow is a painting contractor and he has the contract HANCOCK BRAND HANCOCK B13AND BENEFIT BRAND IN TOMATO SAUCE I TOMATO to paint several buildings at Fort FINEST QUALITY BftCKEO AT A REDUCEO PRICE Jionmouth, . The autumn season is here. It is a time of John Biel has purchased a new Chevrolet coach. preparation. — Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rosche havo returned from an automobile The housekeeper is replenishing her wants trip through • Pennsylvania and N Maryland. in anticipation of winter arid the passing of hot Chester Day, who has been EVAPPI5ATED NfeW PACK SOLID PACKED VALLEY BPAND BENEFIT BQAND days and nights is warning everyone to make spending several weeks with Judge proper preparation for the season to come*" and Mrs. William VanPelt, left Wednesday for his home in Cali- fornia. ffftBAH There is no one who does not have some John Sullivan spent Saturday, and Sunday with his parents, who are on CLOVERDALEBDAND BENEFIT 5I2AND LARGE TINS LAPSE CAN - J MEW RACK " need. It is the season of buying. a visit to New York. They willre- turn to their home at * Brookline, Mass., in a few days. Lieutenant and Mrs. -Morran of News of what stores are offering is being the Philippine islands have rented cans I CANS 25 FOR 3CANS< the Worthley bungalow on Pembor- 21 sought by prospective buyers. ' . ton avenue. Lieutenant Morran is a student at tho signal corps school Wise merchants are meeting this want by at Fort Monmouth. IMPORTED-^ FDENCH'5 PREP COLLEGE INN HAND PICKED FANCY HEAD Mr; and Mrs. Jacobus' and son telling the-buying public what can be found in have returned to New York after their stores. They are making a good season, spending the summer; at Ocean- start well. Advertising is read by everybody SARDINK .Ji'ss Mory Johnson of Brooklyn these days, and is read with confidence when was a recent guest at the home of found in a paper like THE RED BANK REGIS- Mrs. Mary Hall. TER. Mrs. L. Wilson is occupying the I CANS. JARS CANS 3 IK LBS. "We have opened our doors and await trade," reads arr ancient advertisement. BENEF1TDPAN0 ASSORTED FIAVOBS 5T0ONGDUI3ADLE STURDY CHOCOLATE FLAVOR That was in the old days when towns were so small that if the grocer sold flour a cent lower than usual the whole town knew of it in half an hour. COCOA EASYJ1U Nowadays the man who sits down in the center of a community of fifty thousand people such as this, and follows that policy, soon finds VAtOB * that it is mostly a case of "waiting" with very j' DIXOMBBOS. PWOyS.J little "trade." . ASTETEILS CRAMDMAS CROUHD HUBERTS This community has grown too large for CHIPPED these methods. These thousands of people must WASHING SPICES TISSUE be sought out and told what the merchant has. POWDER, ASSORTED •»• USSCO. IOOO«HCBT t That demands a wfde-reaching paper, a paper that in addition to reaching the people can L<3E. LOB. CSNTS also hold ttyeir attention and their confidence. JAR iCfiHTS 17CBNTS Monmbuth County Merchants find THE Monraoulh County 8urrof«l«> OMc«, . #ED BANK REGISTER such a paper. In tho m«lt«r of tht titat* of AIHI t»ot1«—A» crtJIlori to nt«.n» atal VvVlPVi^War a>alMM^|l4sP MB. RAISIMS nonahajr. aiirrotnti oj tb« Oouiit)r ol Mon- SEEDED OK nioi»ttl, maiU on tn« tlavitith ")»»«' ••P- KIPPIMO POTATO •*'•• »•««»«»«*» t«inUr, 1S3S, on (hi application o( living iti Dank OoluinbU Truit Co,, «mut«r of tht S54 '•'* •itata ol Am«> /rtir Tompklni^ d«»M«ir,, «|H t,, COCOA v lwr •HACKS nottia U h.r.by «lnn to tha afadftwa »l think tqultablt and juat °*"" »*«l| •aid t*tm,& In •> ilult to \U IMbitrlUr, OUTTEQ- Th» «Uuk tt tall ault It to obtain • •Ktoulot •« afomaidi thilr dabu and da. I •' iltet<« otdlroreUuk ttt taldlnolvlnl ault iI t obtaitnl • nanilt aiahit tha aald aitala, uildir o«lh, l»t«Mn rn and within !« ith f Jh/dau ft UM rn and tht aald p"tl\7on«, 'f>\'A Sat>4 ftnfmUt Itb, 19111911. . V , (tUUnf(fiAMONIiAMONI li l JA SALTINA PK PK& »*,«, liitut, Bad iuZll. 1, t^k^4^^M^f^^l^& 1 RED B'ANK RESSSTBR,* SEPTEMBER 16,1925. Page

FOR A COMMUNITY CENTER. match with theNavesink tennis club BASEBALL. KoncUe'i U»ing (Jnartiirit a iiilitl CONTROVERSY SETTLED. RUMSQN TENNfS RNALS. on Saturday of next week at Bum- bakery «hop vert Mirth* (J Bond Silling Carapalfn' at L*pn> Long Branch Took Lead Saturday "iquor was found,'Mr. Bvitit< ion. _L IAILROAD COMPANY WILL RE. ardo ti Proving Succiiafnl. VICTORY; PARK TOURNAMENT —Lo»t It Sunday. the bottle he took from- th» inti bill The Leonardo civic interests as- BOUGHT THREE ICEBOATS. Long Branch took the lead in the PAIR BRIDGE OVER TRACKS. ENDED LAST SATURDAY. tta4h)fct sociation held a meeting Monday county baseball series on Saturday ^ tractor aitd night at which a campaign was Thomas Irving; Brown Now Hai a only to lose it)on Sunday, when the ! Highway Comml»ilon TuVns Joiaph ZiogIar'* Sin- Fleet .of Five of These Craft. UNDER A'DIFFERENT Down Request for State) Aid onlaunched to tell the lgrodinder of glaa by Defeating Jame> Simmon rong Branchers dropped .two v Biiilder the bonds tb pay for the lighthouse —Mill Louiie Rica ii tbo Winner The fleet of iceboats sailing un- games; Long Branch defeated Thara'Wara tUaly of thai San Nik Road—D. Clarence. der the colors of the North Shrews- . Kind In TbU Country. , Sptelaltit In Miami peach- -}' Walling Refuioi to Sell Land.',; property atj Leonardo, which the as-1 in tho Women'* Slnglei. Bradley; Beach Saturday by a score soclation recently bought from the' bury iceboat and yacht club'of Red of 6 to 2, On Sunday Freehold de- On* of'the upper tan thousan, ' ~ Soitilil* Built ,Hem*i ^ The eontroverw between the Cen- Joseph Ziegler defeated James Bank will be larger this Benson by of England who was vWtlng Kmtt government. Under the direction Samtnon in the Victory park tennis feated Long Branch by a score of ral railroad company and tho Mld- of Mrs. Samuel C. Donaldson a three boats purchased this week by ica accepted the hospitality of a finals , last Saturday at Rumson. 6 to 4 and following this game the gentleman in New York, -When If ypu art going to build it will dlejawn' Iqwnship coiJijnittee re> large committee ia taking subscrip- Thomas Irving Brown, president of Highlanders trimmed Long Branch :ardlng the bridge over the com- The score was 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 and 0-2th. e North Shrewsbury club. The taking farewell of his host the latr pay you! to get my estimate before tions'for the bond issue from busi- e victory gave Ziegler the second by a..score of S to 1. .The double ter nuked him what he thought of , j»^yf«;LtaMM»lc«>...pi» Mtba.L"OIiapel''.Hill, ness,men and residents of Leonardo Koats -will be shipped from Newburg \ on the men's tingles trophy. defeat for Long Branch placed the American people, ' ' • placing your contract. . oad east of Middlotown village has., and: other places. Everyone In that next week and will be put in condi- His] first triumph was in 1928. In Bradley Beach again in the lead "Well," answered the nobleman, .pparently been jettlei;,- The xailr section will receive an opportunity, tion at once, for next season's with Freehold, second. Long Branch 'I like them immensely, but I miuf y women's singles Miss Louise 04fl'' cowpftnyi in « iettjir; to the to suppprt this rhc/vement which is events. • third and Highlands fourth. Next something." PHONE B94 ice defeated her sister, Mrs. Mar- ownship committee' last Thursday, designed for the betterment of The boats are of the Hudson Saturday Freehold will play a1 "What is that?" asked the Yank- ion Bice Brannin, In an Interesting Ight, stated that:it would not build Leonardo; The property is general- river type and were sailed by their Bradley.Beach.. On Sunday Long ee. ^ match. ._ Office: 54 Mechanic St,' Tnew bridge pver^the tracks,.as it ly regarded as on: of the fineBt on previous owner under the colors of Branch will play Highlands on the "I miss tho aristocracy," replied iad, plajinad to do, but',would* reJ tEaritan, bay. •. It wi". be made a John Sammon is tho 'junior sin the Orange Lake club. One of the Highlands diamond. Freehold and the Englishman. ' Red Bade, N. J. air the present' bridge instead. The gles champion. He captured the "What are they?" asked his host, ' Community center an ' the center of boats has a. track spread of seven- Bradley Beach will play a doubV "The aristocracy 1" said the noble<< ownahip committee refused to ap- activities of the association. It has title by defeating Edward Kruse teen feet, one fifteen .feet and theheader at Freehold on Sunday. irove plans which the company had man in a somewhat surprised tone ah excellent bathing beach and to 6-1, B-7 and 6-2. Johnson and other about thirteen feet. The of voice, "why, they are people lubmjitted for a \ new bridge be- this will h.3 added a boardwalk and Ziegler defeated James Sammon ttF.ts are of spruce and white ash, who do nothing, you know; whose lauj^i tlje 'coirimitteo 41d not ap. a '.well appointed clubhorso. Half and John McEvoy in the men's dou- ri.Vural finished, with skeleton cock- BAKER HELD FOR GRAND JURY grandfathers did nothing, you know rove of tho mnnnef in which the of the bonds required to'be sold for bles. •.-, The score was 0-2, 8-0, 4-6pi « The two larger boats are —in fact, the aristocracy." i^idge was to be constructed. In paying for the property have been and <5-4.-In thp junior doubles John equipped with solid keels and hol-Franz Koroctlc of Atlantic High' Here he was interrupted by the Its, letter to the committee the com- sold and the money has been put in Sammon and Edward Kruse defeat- low keels, arid with solid spars and lnn' Bold to tKe higKest bidder, regardless of prices, Makes So iparty, 1B leaving for Florida. J~: ' '• PARTY. AT NURSES' HOME, Looj Branch Nuriea Obaerva Anni- yenary of Entrance into School. .•'"' The goods eon'sist of Rugs, RunnSrs, Sofas, LlvfiTg* Members of the intermediate class-of the Long Branch hospital People i, Dining Room, Breakfast, Wicker and Parlor training school for nurses enjoyed a party last Friday night at the ets; Tapestry Draperies, Curtains, Velour Scarfs, nurses' home in celebration of the first annlvoraary of their entrance 'loor. Table and Bridge Lamps with beautiful shades: into the training school. Musle and dancing1 were enjoyed and afterward Advertise :eds, Springs and Mattresses; Oil Paintings, Antique refteshnUnts wera served. Those present were Misses Mao Kennedy,' airs, Tables, Dressers, Piano, Victrola Cabinets, Vic Catherine McCuo, Dorothy Little, ila 'yvifh'-JaaaSr Records, Banjo, Cornet, Pictures, BookIsabell' a Coloman, Imbsllo Liffiton, Muriel Hoppor, Pauline Magee, iere Emily Sagurton, BOBO Wermort,, pases, Baby Carriage, Beds, Chairs, Antique Mirrors, Caroline Warden, A4elo Hamilton,' Ruth Mitchell, Ann Cavanna, Ther- inany valuable Books, .Imported China, Crockery, esa 'Palala, Dorothoa Desmond, Ann McNlcholas, Margaret M&xilnr Kitchen ^tensile, Clothing, high grade presses, Garden Mary Conklln, Myrtle Ronnlck and Ifpols, t^wn'MoweiV Biby Carriage, Bassinette, High Mabd Loper, - . , ; hair, Coal Range,'etc. ;; v :; ; SHORE DINNER AND DANCE. A Party of Twenty at the Newman 3prln» Inn Lad Saturday.. Also a Theotfljje LmVchon' of East .''. • .'•••' Orsnga entertained a party of nine at lunchbon at tho Newman Spring! inn, on Newman Spring" : Buick Roadster road, on Saturday. Bridge wat V played In th« aftomoon *nd at In The Register! night the party vrai Jolntd by ten and othem. A short dinner wai enjoyed at night by the party of twenty, and this WM, followed by a donci.

Ford Sedan BtUord Homa Sold. , Quitav Oxondorf of Vn'ndorburg i hit: bought a houao on Walling ave •*Operi iihttl 9:00 P. M. fot Inspection,S ttu» »t JJelford from Jacob Sngo wit*,for $6,000 and ho will Uko pOMiiiHlon next month, Tlio lot It •i- aiA! r, GEORGE H, ItOBEJUTS, iAuctlonefcr. 40x12(1 fttt and tho liouiq has flvo roomi, \ylth modern ImprovomcnU, : *w *••':••:• •••••: ••Xi<.^*-% >%' -y-J. v ••••.%•»' »fe.p*«ndorf hn» put.hli proporty i; Glaring Co.,.Clerks.'C 't% ^ ':•, ••&. JtwVij^l^lturjr on, the m«rket M / '

the Presbyterian'.church'next Sun- NEWS FROM KEYPORT. day ..morning «pd Bight ,The Son' day night .service;, will Jjeeln" at PUBLIC SCHOOL TO HAVE SAV- eight o'clock. , ,' INGSjSYSTErt. - • Mr. and Mn. Grover C. Enny and Mr. and Mrs.'John Stack-have^ re- Keyport Banking Company to Returned to , Hoboken 'after having ceive "the Depoiit's-yJury Hera pent the .summer at Kumson; Decidoa Mn. Mary ft Aumack New Bulck sedans, Wave been Incompetent to Manage Affairs. ugfct by Alfred Hintelmann and M. E. RED BANK, P*. J. Phono 60S The National prosperity corpora- Andrew Strohmongor. Matinee Daily, Si30, Matinee Dally 3:0O P. M.. Saturday 3i3O P.JM. tion has been authorized to estab- Karl Davis, who Is employed at THE -IH;VAUDEV|Uis ANDPH0T0PUY3 W \T lish a school savings system'in the tho telephone company's office at Performance Contlnuoul 7:10 P. M. to 10:40 high i school Building under the BU-Red Bank, is enjoying a vacation of PROF. HAROLD LAROS, *•• H- JACKS, porvision of the Keyport banking wo weeks. , at tha Organ Manager company. The board of education, Frank Naughton and family, have while granting the permission, ismoved from Richard J. Eogera's under no obligations, ouse on Ridge road to the Griffen Last Time Today, Wednesday, September 16 A commission of three men, Cecil louse on Black Point road. S. Ackerson, Dr. S. H. Cassidy and Miss Adeline Kohler.otNow Yoric j ' '\ A WONDERFUL 'PRODUCTION! J. U, Hendrickson, appointed < by 1B visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Her- Vice Chancellor ' Borry, taok. tosti- bert. ' . , , mony in a lunacy case Thursday af- Misses Helen Lang, Ruth Shea ternoon at the boro\igh hall to de-md Anastasia Noonan. have en- Lon CKaney cide whether Mary C. Auraack, an ;ered the Long Branch ^hospital -IN— inmate of the state hospital at training school for nurses. MON., TIIES,; WED:; SE^I. 21,22,, 23 Trenton, was sane and able to nan- William Sagurton is '• enclosing age her affairs. The 'case vas tried he fjont "porch of his house with THE UNHOLY THREE before a jury composed of Rufus glass. j 0. Walling, J. D. Bedlo, Harvey S. Miss Florence Coulter v/as a re- with MAE BUSCH and MATT MOORE Bedle, J. Leon Schanck, J. E. ent guest of friends at Worcester, PATHE NEWS Langari, W., P. Morrij, E.'Einslger, Massachusetts. Bobby Vernon Comedy—"DON'T PINCH" , M. Jaffe, M. Levine, Kenneth Conk- B. Mrs. W. ;C. Whipple of Lacey- F., p. lin, William H. Eckhart, and C. J.ville, Pennsylvania, is spending two Lehn. The petition was -filed by- weeks with -her parents, Mr. and Thursday and Friday, September 17 and 18 Charles D. Aumack, .Mrs.' Aumack's Mrs. John Dlxon of La'fayetto son. The witnesses f were Dr., J. street. Mrs. Dlxon had been visit- E. D. Silcox, Dr. A. Petler.C. V. : ing her daughter at Laceyvllle and VAUDEVILLE in a Drama of luxwyifiure. Aumack, S. F. Mason, C. J. Post, Mrs. .Whipple returned to Eumson Dorothy.Aumack and Mae Aumack, with her mother. and Fashion's Follies, Polingl The jury, rendered a deci- sion that Mrs. Aumack was incom- Misses Jeanettc, Helen and Win- petent to care for herself and'-her lie Williams of Aqueduct, Long 4-ALL STAR ACTS--4 affairs and set the value of the real Island, were recent guests of Mrs. estate and_ personal _property__8he fohn, Dixra. ownedTr?2iOOD: A guardian will" __Ralph'. Longst'reet Is on a two • ._ :—IN CONJUNCTION probably be appoirited for heic prop- weeks'" business trip to Albany, erty >vhenthe decisions is rendered Syracuse and Buffalo. to the vice chancellor. A Story that Is a Warning for the Girl Who Dares; FAIR HAVEN NEWS. 'Mr. and' Mrs/ J.' H. Hendricfcson An, Idyll for the Girl Who Cares and daughter Betty . are Spending Pair Haven Firemen to Take Part two weeks in tho Pocono mountains. in Coney Island parado. E. H. Wharton has purchased a Tho Fair Haven fire company will A Great Star in Her Greatest Hit! new Studebaker coach. • take part in the firemen's parado at Frank A. Lee has purchased a oncy Island on Friday of this ~".- ' -A'gfeaT love story, with gbfgeoiis"settings-n'-evei7thiri?.- Ghryaler-f our-coach; —. week. "The "firemen will'make tha RED HEAD COMEDY Anthony, Rapolla returned to St.trip in busses. They will parado MERMAID COMEDY FELIX CARTOON Stephen's college at Annandale; N. : with the fire apparatus, which has Y.y Thursday.'— -....--...... • been painted for tho occasion by I Mr. and Mrs! William Matthews Buenos Fielder. of Brooklyn.are visiting Mr. and Saturday, September 19 1 The Fair Haven baseball team Mrs. Edwin Matthews of West Key- lost to highlands Sunday at that port. '" Tl •'...• place by a score of 5 to 8. Capt. Frank Stoney has returned Mrs. Annie Magee 'has returned from a trip to Europe. Morris Rot- from a three months' stay at -Do- Hoot tenberg, father of Louis Rotten- troit. berg, accompanir-' Capt. Stoney A daughter weighing ~ eight from Europe ancf will niake his pounds was born last Saturday to in "TAMING THE WEST" home hew with_his_.sohi_._: _.!_.. :r Mrs."Theo4ore-Soden,—Both mother A father aendFhirBon West To"hl 'Macy Carhart and sister, Mrs. and child are doing nicely. \.The much for the father's taste. The cowhands laugh at his solf suit, butthe boy •wins their friendship Bessie Duus, and her daughter ;A1- newcomer ^as" been named Lois by his plucky riding of a bucking broncho. , .''"•.•• freda-have returned front a vaca- ; Marie Soden. • , Billy Weil Comedy—"THE JOKE'S ON YOU" Playing the Poni«_No. 4—"FAST TRACKS" tion on the Pacific coast. ' Mrs. John Pearsall spent part of Mrs. L. Brower Walling has re-last wqek with friends at Newark turned from a visit with Mr. andand Belleville."' ' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Mrs. Walter Varian at Crestwood Mr. and Mrs. William A. Tahsey A DAZZLING c6m- N. Y. v • . ' • and Mr. anid Mrs. 'Thomas Tansey *^ edy drama of Mrs. Minnie A. Brown and tyrs. and son James returned: last week Palm Beach society. September 21,22,23,24 Vadin Curtife are- spending • two from a week's Btay at Delaware weeks at Cresco, Pa.'V Water Gap and Branchville. The Gloria as the girl who trip was liiadein William Tansey's tried to buck the RUMSON .NEWS. new Buick automobile. breakers on the coast Rummage Sale to be Held Octobei Frank Evans has sold his lunch- lit at Community Home. loom business at Brooklyn and' has of fun, fashion and H The fourteenth annual rummage returned home.. folly. sale of the Presbyterian,ladies' aii The closing dance, of the summer society vrill be held on Thunday, season was held last Saturday night October • 1st, at the' community at the Flayers' boat club houseboat DM house on. BirigHam"avenue. 'Jfh - Frank Herbert.'-who- has-been in sale will start at ten o'clock in th Maine with a carnival concern/ has returned home for a stay." r . morning. • • - % ' ffkmaoanl Rev. John Davies of Delta, Peng GRIFFIT sylvania, will occupy the pulpit o It Pays to, Advertise in the Register LWDUST Salesmen Wanted Real Selling Opportunity for Live Wire Men. •wtth • Drawing Account and* Commission, CAROL DEMPSTER WWiC.FIELDS Gome In and Talk it Over. THE COAST FOLLY Call Re an ALLAN DWAN prOt{UCtiOfb FOIUUEST HAL ffotit o, stonf bi/* * • JWROTl^DONtfELLY1 Spedal Announcement Owing to the enormous success of ""The Coast of Folly" at tho Rialto and; RivoliTTheatres in.New York City last 1 • V,. week/We willgive • Three Complete Shows Each Day

In order"..to accommodate theigreat'iiumber of people from \' Red3anH and vicinity'Qial; are anxious to see ) ' , ••'••'thiir Great "Picture. . • - /.

• Two Lovable Boneneads Extra! $50Q.00 Reward Extra! Sally, dancing gaiW in circus spangles, a«d Sally iWcebing soft A|pr,f tears trough a rainbow smilej' Let our Gas Holder The famous PlayersJliafiky Corporation will pay $600.00 td f be your Coal Bin any/person orpersonb^ho^cai) prove that Gloria Swanaon does "Pop*, the .lovable falter, with his delightful roguery, not take the pa.rt; of Nadinp Gathway, the mother,, and Joyce 1VTBVER a wortyaboo!youreo«l«ujpplylf TOO •Al g; K»» jugglcryi hia little card game and bootlegging. •»•' warm/onrhoile^vvllhanlDEAtOuDoiler. Gathway, the daughterrin every foot of "The Coast of Folly" You pay for jrourfael only afror yon ute It, not In advanca) and yon drew It from our ft although these two characters are in nearly every Bcene and may bolder only aa regulramenta demand. seem Impossible,' nevertholesa we will repeat-that Miss Swanson Monkeijsnines and Majesty The auper-convenlence of gas heating haa banlahad coal ahovala, ash cans, and carves •takes both parta.' , ' • J. . • gloves from many homes. You'll laugn at their capers, antics and stunts^ and you Now thlswonderful luxury can be yours. t. M»t roorhem«. a«B, I1. JER8BY CENTRAL POWER ;. ,. fit UGHT COMPANY 1 ,IU4 B«ak • too« BntiKh; Asbuiy P«k • Bctout • Folnt Pernunt L' THE GREATEST PICTURE t in "Never the Twain Mary Pickford in 'Little Annie Roonoy' Ch*rlei Chaplin In "The Gold Rwh" t.